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100 ssss IT, 50
o opea aS Su Closed arm as s
business reported Inc sales aeude $50 iierces on
IS % serce ar sSraa srS's ISi Ss
Tor G5 sae e the sale. S wcre 100 heroes
ror5Tossarners is very little if any change in the
s. 90 de- IN pe no SoaG asaa es
sPass S:aa sSs: a q ss
s. dS ~ hsk per o 81 81 81 sweets
HOE The demand N a distributing way was very
moderate put values show 10 essential change The re-
nansoon within the range which we quote ;-Carolina.
BRINE ana ier cr soc c '0[ sSei f Sc Tor
pstna. &c. .ase. ana Raneoon. 6l,c csc. per h.
erces At ls94c and 500 do deliverable from January
SEEDS. -Linseed scarce and inactive Quotations NOM
n Me- mean q s0sa ssma nsa ana the @
bsEs to arrive at is 800 Sags on tine spo. at he and
s. o. S. Roaah aax sold moderately at s. Sa 81 40
nsSys wa wa s s but Tor the
Goat-rampco, 55c.; Matamoros Soc. and Vera Cruz,
c CAGE ss Madras each Soc fatns. ssSa, &c.
sc East India tanned goat Soc s'e and
honduras. 7S,c. Vera lruz DOC; Gaaemsa. Ole.
ssa 5c Para sa s5c 'Ia sa,,c Puerto caSeo SIC
An nt &C., and Matimoros Texas &c, soc
demand Tor raw grades only Oaer
great the current prices regarded as full Val
ues as renncrs miluv operate III small supply
them with stock 10 meet urgent necessities The
ported dealings inciucd 2i6 hbds New Orleans at nc.
71sc S5j hhds centrifugal at 8 5l6c, ~ 40. melado
on private terms and ysO bags at slsc. Refined in
demand ana firm at c AS and lolsc lOs4c tor
harls We quote :-C uba-Rchnlng, Inferior
moa &C. ls,c do lair TO good tar Sc sisc do. good
Ia prime Sac sac. grocery, lair to good, Sac.
She. prime TO choice, s3sc sac. centrifugal, hhds
and boxes To 3D. Size 9lAc.; moasses, hhds and
boxes, oS,c IsAc moado tlsc. G4lc clayed boxes
Dutch Standard Nos TO = I'4ca 7Ise.; d. 10 20 ~
0c do. 10 TO 70 l0Ac. ic3sc white 9sc. lUiac
Porto kico-Refning, common TO prime, 14c. S4c.
grocery, lair 70 choice. sac n S2sc Brazi-Dutch
Nos 10 10 IL SIC SIC Manila-Superior and extra
superior. TIC. S5sc. New DEMONSTRATING grades,
Csc. Il sc.
TALLow was quiz. and easy. Sales lls hhds. all at
S24c. per Id.
WooL-The demand was good for all descriptions nd
the market ruled very Arm. fhe sales include 20,0O1
lbs of xxx Ohio heece 5sc. TO- QUO lbs OF Ohio
55c. 900 lbs. OF No. fleece at SIC, 5000 lbs OF super
put ed at 4ec 90 bales spring California az 3oc 40 OF
bury do at &c., IL bales spring California ut 3sac,
10000 los Of DO at 3Sc % bales ct all California at 2c
los Of se,i SSls' 6 "a anFaan & a s Ss
do 265sc 5000 lbs of do at &c aooo lbs OF do at
26c 20 lbs OF Eastern Texas at 3c 5000 las of East
TALL do. ut 3hc 1880 lbs of do at 33c 1900 lbs
heavy Texas at &c. 100 lbs. of Nevada at 5c ~ bales
OF super pulled at 45 II bales Of No do at Sc 49,
lbs OF spring California 1000 lbs OF TALL do. 10 bales
Oregon % bags OF pulled and ll5 bales Cape
on private terms
| WHIsKEY.-Receipts, 5i5 bills. The market was dull
and nominal, the absence Of business Hold at 97sc
| per gallon.
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AMERICAN JOCKEY CLUB.

The following stakes are opened to be run for 81
the meetings 1T Jerome Park during 1875 and 1876,
and Will close at the rooms OF the American Jockey
Club March 1. For the spring meeting OF 1875
there are i've stakes and handicaps open. The
Fordham Handicap for all ages OF $50 each, half
forfeit, and only $40 declared out, to which the
club add $780, distance one mile aud o quar- ter !;
the westchester Cup, q sweepstakes for all ages OF
500, play or pay, with $1,000 added. winners of
$4,000 and upward to carry extra weight; the
Grand National Handicap Steepechase, sweep
STAKES Oh 500 each hall 10 feit with $500 added,
only $40 II declared out, distance two miles ami .
ball; the Juvenile Stakes. Tor tw .year-olds of
$l00 eacn. hall forfeit. with $500 added, han .
mile the Jockey Club HANDICAP Sweepstakes, of
500 eacn, half forfeit, ana only $50 declared out
with $1,000 added, two miles. For the iaIi
meeting OF 1875 there Is one stake open,
Post stake OF 5000 each, half iorieit with $4,000
added, distance Jour miles. For this stake any
number or subscription may be made BY the
came person. and any subscriber viii be entitled
to run horses OF which he 10 not the owner. The
Annual sweepstakes OF 1876, to be run at the fall
meeting. Will also close March 1. IL IL q stake Tor
threeyear0ds Of $3.50 eacn, 500 forfeit, the club
to add 81, 900 to the STAGE; winners OF any three.
year.od stake or $4,000 to carry Ave pounds or.
ira; distance two miles and an eighth
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

go GALVESTON, Jan: % 1875
gross, 26s Exports to Great Britain 80 sales s4S
ssi'ais to s The ch.n sSsi
2'ld'; coastwise, l,l6i Sales 1852
Cotton quiet and unchanged: middhng. Nlsc Net re.
s nsn BALES sas; & Soe ths oSe
receipts Pass bales: gross se2H. Exoorts-io Great
coastwise oS sales $780, 10 'n' ''0
Cotton dull. little doing miadnF. i4ssc. lax low
m MT & bas s fod Sranar S sS
sss ssfs 5SS S% ss' s1ss
bales ,s obaSss s KS Great Britain s to
SAVANNAH Jan. 90 1878.
o Seton ust T 9sd 4c how s1s rs
por,sIo Great Britain, 1923 coaswise 456 sales, s6i
D S5 Great Britain e0a''"''e $3.50 Sales
, Cotton quiet and easy mddns i4s low mddiing
1900 WeekIyENet receipts 1885 bales. Export,~ro
U.S. eoaswss M to the
WILMINGTON, N c., Jan. q, 1877,
nd e Crude i, 81 Aa 81 So yellow dip
Flour steady and unchanged sales Sc bis At So for
SHsa q eas sHaSe extra WHITE cs
s f Z! ~ q Ssss RI
ssa SIS and mSdhnss per es' tOn
BUFFALO, Jan; p 1870.
REGENTS or through shipments OF Hour, LOU bblS
wheat 400 bushels; corn 5000 do oats II 200 do
barley 1000 do Flour quiet: sales 500 bbs at last quo.
tatons. Wheat dull; sales 40JO bushels No. Chicago
at 81 " and 1000 do Sheeoygan private terms Corn
aeeordns to rens IN wagons ,ss &c.
5sc. Rye neglected. Barley inactive and quotations
nominal Pork steady OF sig So sales 1861 bDs dressed
hogs, S. SO q 80 Highwlnes nominallv 97c.
TOLEDO Jan. % 1878
s ar white III 'a Mh
gan 81 l2s; amber Michigan, 81 0S 81 0S February
So, do, s. o6A1 81 az Corn steady; high mixed
e Sss :eay NSofes lS Mchss &C.
white, SIC. Dressed hogs, 81 80 81 3D. Cioverseed
So l2. Receipts-Wheat 1900 bushels; corn, % 900
oats 5000 do. shipments-Wheat. Wv bushels; corn,
Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat dull. declining and
unsetted; No 2sprng SSlic sSsc., cash; s916c Feb
DC. Corn dull and declining; No mixed s5isc., cash:
CSC. February o5ac March rejected Gle Oats steady;
No. 52lSc. She cash 52sec. 32,sc February. Rye
steady; No 2 &c Barley dull and unchanged Dressed
fofs sa III AMI .s defining; % sssh
February. Bulk meats steady and unchanged.
afternoon wheat was firm at s94c, February. Corn
steady 654c., February. Pork and lard dull. Re-
ceips-Flour 1000 bills; wheat 1900 bus els; corn.
g So oats 1909 90 rye rye DO barley 90 90
corn, $4,000 do 5000 DO: rye 5000 DO barley,
5000 do Cattle unchanged prices rather weak market
quiet; receipts LOGO head: shipments, 500 Live hogs
such prices nrm; receipts 1000 head salcs
to choice Workers. 81 50 ~; poor TO choice pack
sales a. IS rs IS So for Interior to choice shipments
iIM
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
The Stock Market Dull and
Without Feature.
GOLD ITO ga A 112 6-S.
GOVERNMENT BONDS FIRM
WALL STREET,
FRIDAY, Jan. 22-6 Z, M.

FRIDAY, Jan. 22-6 r. M.
The stock market to-day although somewhat
irregular, was suggestive. Much or that nrmness
was shown which Is generally regarded as the re-
suit OF fresh purchasing process, and less than
usual sympathy was felt in behalf OF declining
stocks The latter, In other words, produced little
or no effect upon other prices, and apparently
were left 10 take OF themselves. 1t is broadly
limited that the bear speculation has touched
bottom, and, In the absence OF sharp antagonism,
that the street may now expect gradual con-
valcscence. II these hints be true there can be
no better news than Is conveyed by them to the
commercial world; for as Wall street Is q KIND OF
Keystone to the financial arch Of the country,
30 whatever tends to re-estabIsh raitn invite
confidence and engender courage adds TO power
that has long been waiting for recuperatve influ-
ences, which. again fairly developed, will renew
the energies OF our people. Doubtless many
events may occur to cast shadow over the
attempts made TO muse more lie into the imam
ca situation, for the dra.-nets Of the panic have
not yet gathered up all that is weak and danger
Gus; yet tits clearly within the power OF our men
OF capital TO avail themselves OF the present pecu-
liar phase OF the stock market and by their future
operations create a strong, healthy feeling, that
will be reflected In every department OF trade.
Buoyancy in Wall street. fairly main tanned, Ia
Invariably reciprocated elsewhere.
Atant and Pacific Telegraph opened at "a and
was generally quoted at this price during the day;
Western Union advanced from 73H to 74H and
ended at 1871; Pacific Mail commenced at "a.
advanced u and closed at 349s; Erie opened at
2sH, ana without strong fuctuauOn ended at
2sA; New York Central sold at 1925 1924;
Ohio anu Mississippi advanced from 2s to 2SH and
closed at 2sH; Lake Shore opened at 1874 ad-
vancec to TAX and ended at 74h; Rock Island was
generally steady at 1881 1887 1885; North
western common sold at AK A 43zs AS /;
do. preferred. 59>i a 592i; Hannibal and ST. Jo-
seph preferred, %; do, common stock, FIX 10 a
1sH q 2OZ 2O2s; Wabash opened at lax, ad-
vanced to 16A 15H a 15sS and closed at 15h; st.
Paul was comparatively steady at 31ai 37I Q 37x
SIX. Other prices Will be found elsewhere.
THE SALES
OF stocks to-day were small, amounting to only
$4,000 snares. These were distributed fol-
iOws:-New York Central and Hudson, 600;
Erie, eIOO; Lake Shore, 23, 100; Cleveland and
Pittsburg, 800; Northwestern. $500; do. pre-
Mrred, 800; Rock Island, 1000; Pacific Mail, 1900;
st. Paul, 2,4Oo; Ohio. 1l,6oo; western Union,
8,7Oo; Wabash, 1o.1Oo; Union Pacific, $500; C., G.
and l. O.. 100; Panama, 100.
OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the opening highest
ooP< -
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The announced auction business at the Exchange
yesterday was disposed Of a. follows:-Messrs. A.
J. Bleecker, Son 3 White sold, BY order Of the
Supreme court In foreclosure. under the direction
OF 8. J. Bidlack referee, house ana lok located
on Twenty-iourth street, ana Mr. J. d. Miller sold.
BY the same order, under the direcuon OF William
Blake, referee, SIX lots, situated ON the north.
west corner OF Eighth avenue and l23d street
Subjoined are paruculars:-
INV roRk ynorHRfr-By sLxxcKxR, SON Axp wxr1l
] three story high Stoop brick houso, with lot on
Ma q ll6 tect o. OF % Av., not N pxSAS;
Francis 4 Undeshilt ass2o
~ ]. n nlkL1A
lQe9. on n. y. corner eth ~. and Ina q, each
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psSas 9ssys srs:
FS s future asiSsrs @ddins, 'so have
Rssn nas al S sc s al 800 at IS
% Apr & sSssc Nay TO SsSs
Yeserdays S Is SnsS
E Is ss May S n"fSa June spr s ISLE lS sc
Ivy 70 9sssc August 10 z s3s l. 5lec
ES;ss,S ; " 9 &c iS at
ls j, nsfs 100 t ~ is no % ss ga &, y
Sai side 100 1886 800 a. side, GOAT 6S at
l7ss ASF q ss 5ss 8 SO q Is &c. Z;
90 At lsc LOO at IS 7c sY at 10 lSS June 900 al
s $s iao ss.: T,,S ss;., IT,!
9 sse' ssw Ssssn s M10 ss
SoriaH, IS91 Baltimore. isS Sew york, $50; Boston,
fs e IA; a. On ;! Sss i
sa ~ ! sz I
CANDLES. There was a moderate jobbins trade at
steady a, Sused 6
Js s.a Ts : ". 8.
eraie tIansactons reported. at steady, prices We
;sts 5,asSs:
ERR aV 'Sss sts1 sans e.
ABOVE tSread s and r0 shrsa as.
M de- sS ess
and sthrcad, and ST., s;lS inen Isc DO, lsthread. Z
eas. ana nav rope FAC ana Aa''' Doll r00'' 7'
and as a Ssss
iollews:-Molasses shocks saincn. with heads. g :
'ssas sHSS3' Sa nssa' ash snes
eps SHOCKS 0s IS empty s sss.nssa.
aGsps 1a Gss ordinary re e prime 400 4sc
n' quite iar both here ana at the
ans DC srE ssy
ment in values The Tan,aetions nsiuded l0vo Tags
5000 sSSd sss er a sad % % a
in G' s s Sse
ST sass %ss, 1e ss no bags fair both
Tx. s,Iss siE do 1sss lssS; GOOD a. sSs
.cr s4c java, sovernment bags 2sc 2se Sr ' d.
fsss. %s5 s % ayr Hssy9s sG a ss s
Rca ss s a rs5o Etc., M @
azic ssvaniila isc &c; curacoa, l7,sc. a iSrc.,
UorrrM-Durns ,be past three day, there has been
%Sds5ase e1'i,sss doaS q; ats slightly price.
Soa ana quarter quar- p sa s
unpeeie1 peaches dull and heavy. BlicS6srriss are
ooyns 1s' the apples sssa
& d. dS dea e. gut o ap aa
lie Western c app.es quarters 90 re re; peeled
BERN se d. pse &c l' c DOR
state sS sc SSnpess 81 a. halves S.
We cherries state Ac ao southern, new
17c lec do. state. 2lc. u &c.
EcGs-For fresh eggs the demand has been exceed.
mqly light ana prices are ruling q trihe weak; lined
have ed du and weak through the whole the past
week and coninu, to do SO al present We quote
lows Long Island, Ncw'Jersey and nearby $50. state
and Pennsy wanna. 32c Canada. choice BRANDS, 3c.
western. choice brands Sic other Western, South.
ern 5ic' hmed choice BRANDS, 2oc do. to good.
lie. a lpc.
,.rL2vn Asp GnAy.Receip pts Flour 1859 bbb whe at
1880 bushels corn, 6 lou do 4g7 bags; oats
5000 oushels barley, 800 do. The Hour marxet " as
which there WAS some inquiry at about So sa,es were
reported OF ID wv bog ncudng about Lv0J bbs extra
shipment at 81 % ass tor good and IS Is choice.
We quote
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POST OFFICE AFFAIRS.
ICONTINUED FROM EIGHTH PAGE. ]

for the Suppression OF Obscene Literature, in
winch 1t VIII appear that somebody-probaDlv a
yuperviceable. meddling agent oil the American
Board OF Foreign Mssons-has taken the liberty
30 STAMP foreign letters Tor distribution by the
above society with small labels, IN which, by I'M
plicatlon. the letters are supposed to contain I'M
proper matter letter with such an I'M
Warrantabe liberty was shown TO the HERALD
representative Yesterday, and Superintende mt
sayler has taken prompt steps to abate the
nuisance.
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GOOD aamagsa SIC a &c. ssc SO Sc
s ier-n'shs BACKS sas; s Sc Middle
&C. Sc middle s and over sTee &c. ssa Rough etSD
hemlock &c. zoc rough oak, 2sc SIC. bellies lac.
saa 5e ss in the
q nteresl We quote;1spring chickens per -, ne =
s Ito ss,s sas ssssy e. Key a sss w ssd
Jersey. isc I5c.; DO, Western. l2c. Isc. ducks,
ass ss': s! pei sns sis jersey %.:sF
demand for foreign is Of ssSa char
ass n Win light
81 In way w s at
and mixed Ssc assc. do csyea. CSC. a sJc. do mus
Sc fns.S 0 ia SasosSss' &C.
NAVAL market for spirits Of ,urpen,ine
continued firm with sales reported Of $50 bSls at $50
for strained r,sn actye and decidedly hrmer
s = y nc 5 sraea sa Is
s5es bills OF DO. in LOIS. at 90 rs rs 6os Of DO, to
p1i:s Sss sei g ss
OF SS ~ o se on
oms-For linseed there was q fair JObDlng inquiry.
ic 7sc in SS tor los from crusher HANDS ss'~ Mem
S %h and s a N.Y. held
10 81 sa Tor naae ana Whale Gls
lows cTuas sperm, s. q; ..iSral winter s. Isl 81
whae
40 at &c. Sa"s eo at @ DO
a7c refned Sumner yellow a. sic Wner yeI
S sanE; onyS asS@ gu S. is rs
S1 ao rSs S.n e
or SIC taGw IN Ss at at for y roosaSus s s
!Sr osyisn; s,ss; isc Cochin. Parsihns sae
f.ssoSsSs...Tns mafsss remained anls, and
Refined e Snosd a. ne S as y Of
orSes ann
que. and n
yusd ss Tor pa III r Te :. ssSf
on cry 81 - 81 sa ps;soeu% a,s Sep pre-
iers ,yasod 81 0sAa sink Immediate Shipment 81 rs
0: VS. y s
o 0'
Fair to sSSd !sS good d 20 D &c., @
Es; sc dSi iar, TO good; IS: Sc do Nssern.
esmS sr .s soos &C.
3d. % e na lex Ss sG and aV
prime isc d. DO iair TO good isi l4c COCKS &C.
.' sosa eIms ds
&c. S S " 5c sSSa BRINE 1S &
a s6c. do. state Western, brine lec. Use DO,
S STv picked 'a shoiee a. DO DO iar to good lac
s Ss ss ssss sc o sS S PRIME
Do do fair to good Oc. he reese, good to prime,
i pse iiH sc sG c poor to s00d &C. au'A' good TO
Sut es neat he Gr
SIS 50 and so bos Tor March $40 SO 20 closing at
the inside price Bacon quiet and easier Western
long clear quoted at gtc We note sales Of aso boxes
long clear luke iUsc 100 boxes short clear at iUc
Dressed hogs were quiet and materially changed in
value quoted al Nc for western and SIC ssc. tor
city. Bect-Ihe market WAS quiet and IN.
changed; jobbing lots to the amount Of ~
pac Aages were paced at figures within the range
Of our quotations We quote $ll ST. ior extra mess
inspected $lU % Sl for unnspeced 3Iu b. Tor plain
mess. Inspected; 50 81 Tor plain mess uninspectedi
paced At 500 siS o. and tierSea beef At saas, or
India mes a $50 Beet hams were quiet and STEADY
within the range Of 81 q ST. ut meau-rhe maxket
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THE UNITED STATES TREASURY.
The Custom House receipts to-day were $3.50 900.
Tue internal revenue receipts are $2eS 272. The
Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day, sle7Ooo on
account Of interest, and $4,000 in redemption OF
nvs.twenty bonds. National bank notes received
Tor redemption, 5000, 900.
GOVERNMENT BONDS
we're gsncrAiy steady and closed ut the following
1sassss-unissd Stasss currency aixss, 1lek 40;
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HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA MARKET
HAVANA jan g. 1875
Exchapge quiet and firm on London, Isl Q lSs pre-.
mium on Paris, lu6 . 100 premium.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.
LONDON PRODUCE NJ ARKEr-LoSDoS. Jan. 22-Evenine.-
Sperm Oil. flo5 flU6 per tun.
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oo do. 1881, registered, l1s7S il9 do. d. do.
tered, 1l5h 1l51s; 60. do, do. coupon. 49,.
ll54; 40. do, 1864. registered, 1l6A NIX; do.
d. do, coupon, III a ll7h; do. do. 1865, regis
tered. 1l8I a 119I; do. do, do. coupon, 1l9
1l9h; do do, do. new. registered, lis 1Isi4 !;
do. do, DO, do. coupon, l1s1s 1854; do. do,
1867, registered, 1lSzs l191G do. d. do. coupon
10 1l9h: do. do, 1885, registered, 1l9 a 1l91s ;
do do, do. coupon, l19 ll91S; do. ten-iOrties,
registered l157l l6; do. do, coupon. ll51s Il6
do. nves 1881, registered, lls Il3; do do, do.
coupon, ll4H ll4is.
The following shows the London quotations for
government bonds to-day, in sterling money ana
the equivalent in currency, compared with the
quotations here:
London EQuiut in Quotations
quotations. currency. here.
1865 DID,. 1879 a. 1880 llSX l19h
!so7's 1919 Ak 1880 a DOS ll9 llSh
10-4O's. ....... 1O4n X 1898 AT 115T . ll6
SIS OF l8Sl.... 1924 axe ll442a- 114H 1l4H
THE FOREIGN MARKET.
London advices report the rate for discount In
open market for tnree-month oils at 81 per cent,
which Is u per cent below the bank rate. Con.
soils, money, 9214; do. account, 92A e2,I; 1865
bonds, l07H; 1867 bonds, l07ss . 1919; tent forty
bonds, l04I q 104H; new fves 1924; Erie strong,
26X 26X. Consols dull and heavy. American
securities dull.
BANK SHARES.
The business in this department. was limited.
Hanover sold ct e5. American Exchange for lis
and Fourth National at 81.
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l0:l5 AND ll:30 A. N.
5000 US SO. c. '67...c i19
5000 U > SIS. C. 81. 49,. ll4h
20Ol U S SIS, r, '8l. 80. 1l3
2NJ0O 40. ..bc lib
200 Z S SIS, l0-+u r.. =. ii5N
$4,000 U 8 6's. cur,..-. 11yZ
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ADVANCE AND DECLINE.

ADVANCE AND DECLINE.
The following summary will be interesting, mas
much as It shows the import ant changes that have
taken place in active stocks since the close Of the
market yesterday
.ADvANcE:-New York Central, y; Erie n; Lake
Shore, u; Northwest common, Il Ohio and mis-.
sisslppi, u; Pacific Mai, u; Panama, u; Quick
PacIde, X; Western Union. X; Canton, X;
gold, q.
Paul, y; Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph, TX.
The stocks that remained comparatively steady
we're Atlantic and Pacific preferred, O., and I.
c.; Delaware and Lackawanna, Harlem, and
Northwest preferred.
THE MONEY MARKET.
Money was freely offered on call to-day at az
and per cent. Commercial paper is without ma
terial change. Sterling exchange was strong aud
steady. Prime nominal rates 4.87 and 490H. Sell.
Ing rates 4s6k A.seK and 4s9H AGO. Continen.
Ial strong. ReichmarEs s5}. s5h and os3I a COX.
Cables 81 o7h. Prime Paris 5.13X a5.10X.
THE GOLD MARKET
Gold opened at. 1l2h, advanced to 1l2X and
closed at 1923. The carrying rates were 2, IN.
~. l and per cent. Loans were also made nat.
rne shipments Of specie to-day amount to about
$4,000 900, OF which 5000, 900 is In silver coin.
OPERATIONS OF THE GOLD EXCHANGE BANK.
nold balances. 81 ,G236l5
uAosS cAearances. ................... 1881 O0O
CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT.
Currency exchanges. 003 O32
Suiioucy ouiauces. 1851 936
So, , eAcnanees'.'....... l0395,Sl2
ooAo Ds'"nSes'.... l,629.994
IMPORTS OF DRY GOODS.
the imports OF dry goods for the week en- ding
To-day were 1,4a5, s6a and the amount marketed
81, o95.
STATE BONDS
were neglected. Tennessees were in bad odor.
and IL Is strongly suspected that the Nashv,lle
dispatches are unreliable and SAVIOR OF jobbery.
south Car olinas OF the late issues are compare
lively firm. Missours retain strength, but LOUIS
Anaa weak. The following the q q hids
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FINANCIAL.

A STOCK PRIVILEGES ON MEMBERS STOCK
"A. Exchange Puts or Calls, s0Q; Double Privileges,
$50 TO $450 Market active aordng chances for good
circular HAZARD MONTAGUE, No. 6 Broad stree L.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

OFFICE OF HOUSEHOLD PUBLISHING COMPANY
" Al Park row, New York Jan - 1878
Mr. George R. West has this day severed his connec-
ton with this company and has further interest
therein. signed. W. ROBERT WADE, President
ID. MURRAY
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Cotton duh m,ddlins. l7sc. Net receipts $50 bale
gross 90 Exports to Great Britain 100 sales. "a
9si Exports-To Great Britain 1929; to the Channe
2ld5; coastwise, l6L Sales, 1852.
The daily gazette., 1875-11-18
EDITION
LOCAL NEWS.

NIGHT ScHooL.-Last night, night
school, under the auspices of the
Board of Education, was opened in the
Old Academy, Ninth Ward, with fifty
two scholars present. The school is
under the charge of Miss jackson,
principal, and Miss Day assistant, and
bids fair to soon become very success.
full. The pupils, among whom were
several girls, were generally neat and
clean, and seemed disposed to be
studious as well as orderly. DR.. Z. G.,
Shortledge, President, and Henry Eckel
and Dr.. c. Z. Buck, members of the
Board Of Education, made brief ad
dresses, urging the scholars to be at
tentive, studious and orderly. The
night schools authorized by the Board
OF Education are now all open, and in
favorable progress.