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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-06

SATURDAY, Dec. 4-P. VI.
In the condition of the general trade Of tho city
there il no material change from last week. The
export trade in cotton continues be satisfactory
while the receipts at the seaports have fallen OIL
somewhat The continued export of domestic manu-
features, although limited in extent, is hopeful
indication of the future of business In Government
bonds the demand has been limited, while prices have
remained firm. The dealings in Southern State bonds
have also been small with better prices for those of
Virginia Louisiana, and South Carolina, and a
slight decline in Tennessees Railway mortgages
have been fairly active and generally strong with a
considerable advance IN the Pacific issues resulting
from the favorable decision of the Supreme Court IN
the Union Pacific case Money has been in good
supply on call at 4 to per cent, with exceptional
transactions at 3 and 7, though there has been no
difficulty at any time in obtaining money az ) per
cent on Government bonds. Exchange has been
Guet and steady during the week. The rumors OF
possible trouble with Spain have caused some activ-
ity and fluctuations in gold, which has sold A. high az
ll55 and as low as 11il4 closing at l14as which is
a decline of X per cent from last Saturday. The de-
cision in the Union Pacific provoked activity in
the stock market early i'll the week, resulting in an
advance in the shares of the Union Pacific from
74I4 TO s29t though il later declined 10 n,
and closed at 77i2. advance for the
week of 3l per cent. Lake Shore hes been the most
active stock of the week, the sales amounting to
more than one-third of the entire business at the
Exchange The stock shows decline Of 90 per
cent the result il il believed of heavy sales by the
recent bull pool Atlantic and Pacific Iele-
graph has been more active than usual OF
late. and shows an advance for the week
of 2as per cent, based upon, alleged promised
privileges it is expected TO receive from the Bati-
more and Ohio Railroad Company. Michigan Central
has been active and weak on a statement of Its
affairs published by bear party in Boston II sold
from 81 Is to 81 but recovered to 81 4 at the close
For the rest there has been very general decline,
az will be seen by our annexed table of Il IN Della
ware. Lackaw and Western to ga IN st. Joseph
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-06
CIVIL NOTES.

The calendar of issues of fact for trial by
fury in the Court of Common Pleas has been remembered
The General Term of the Supreme Court, in
the lid District has affirmed in the suit OF Amot
against the Erie Railway Company. the liability Of that
Company It's guarantee Of certain bonds OF the
Boston. Hartford. and Erie Company.
In the United States Circuit Court, on Satur-
day Judge Shpman denied the application Of f. Carroll
Brewster Of Philadelphia. 10 be made party defendant
what is known the Northern Pacific Railroad fore
closure suit The denial based the fact that the
application made until after the Northern Pacific
Railroad had been sold under decree OF the Court
Judge Robinson in the Special Term of the
Curt OF Common Pleas has decided in the Of John
salter against the Mayor that where person succeeds
IN having an assessment set aside but meanwhile cells
the nroperv tie buyer may take advantage Of it, Saer
pu, chas q piece OF property from Wood subject %
an assessment Wood had already commenced a pro.
ocCdug set the assessment aside in which he was ut
matcly success I'd, but meanwhile Halter being threatened
with SAFE Tor The paid 10 under protest and
now brings suit % recover back his money The city de
INJURED % the complaint that Salter had NO rgDt OF
action on decision IN Woods favor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-06
THE COURTS.
COURTS FOR DECEMBEF

The December Term of the State Courts be-
sns to-day and as the last term OF the calendar year
Il Ia likely TO he very busy. Courts and lawyers usually
make extra efforts during this month to close mp
of business There will session of tho General Term
until Dec 80 when that court Will meet to de-
esous and hear any very pressing notions This court
has however prepared notifications of its rules In
relation its calendars TO 20 into effect next January
Judges DOnohue WestbroOk, and Lawrence assigned
~ the three Circuits held this month and the actual
trial OF thc Ring civil suits is begun tbs MONTH il will
probably before judge Donohue. calendar is to
be made upn tins branch and cases the present
are required 20 be ronOced for the calendar before
Dec - Judge Barrett is gued To the Special Term
He adjourned the Court Of over and Terner to Dec l3
and should there be anything FOR trial before that Court
may exchange with Judge Donohue. new calendar
Is be made up for the Special Term for January for
which notes OF issue must be tiled by Dec. "a.
Supreme Court Chambers will be held during the hrst
weeks by Judge Davis and the last two weeks OF the
month by Judge Brady. The motion for a struck jury in
the and the sweeuy snit the calendar
Of this Court and having preference, will probably be
heard today or tomorrow. There win he General
and Judge Curtis and Judge Sedcwick viii sit az special
Term Judge Spcr viii preside in Trial Term, Part L. of
this Court and Judge Curtis in Part H. An Equity Term
OF tie Court Of Common Pleas ~ be held by Judge Rob
msOn. Justices Irremore and Loew presiding in Parts
and H. respectively OF the Trial Terms Three parts Of
the Marine Court. Trial Term viii also he held, presided
by Justices AcAdam, Alker and Joaehimsen, re-
moe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-06
STEALING FROM THE MAILS.

William J. Kelley, a letter-carier, charged
with opening letters ntrusted to him for delivery and
stealing their contents, committed Saturday in
default Of g. 600 hail by Commissioner shelds Kelley,
who IL OF the oldest carriers IN the PostOice was
caught by what H. known dccoy" letter containing
marked money, which was found upon him when he was
arrested.
" r. Brown who is about 10 years Of age and is
charged with stealing letters from boxes in the Post
Office was arrested on SATURDAY. and committed for
animation He was caught while stealing letters from
Robert Staba's box. He ACKNOWLEDGED having stolen, at
different times numerous letters from the Post Office,
the boxes 10y OF the KEYS which
The owners caressy left in them One of the letters
was addressed r. Verca OF No Nallst. II contained
an order for s45 and Brown. said forged the sigma
ture and obtained the money
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-06
DFCISIONs-DEC. 4.

Supreme C0rt-C bdmbTs-Bv Judge D0nOhue.-
Never Meyer-Rep0r of referee Cnred and decree Of
granted plaintiff. Durruty ag DE Guyre lado-
denied memorandum. j. O.. *. Manufacturing Com
pauy at Harson-Gnques SET aside on payment OF $40
of 90 abide event. Brewer act Moves
mater OF Dc.e WiiImantic Trust Company a,t. Warren
German American r. and T. Coal Company matter
clark matter MCMen; matter of the Church o the
Epiphany Granted Albert agt. stevens-Ordef granted
Woodward Fracman.-NO costs Cohen ACT. C0hen.-Re
port order granted trmng report ana grant
Ing OF divorce 20 plaintiff AufuoIdt AFT H0idsen
Notion f0r argument any parties fix
BY Judge WtsbrO0S-LaVortas art Vanderbilt Motion
FOR commission granted stay for two months for execution
and order of commission.
Common Pleqs-Npeodl Y@D,-Bv Judge LarremOre
-GeerV muraudrm for counsel Hopper
y. y CO'orsd Orphan Asylum Application granted
cancelled. AIT The MAYOR e
A-pemurfr Judgment absolute for plant III
unless defendant elect his days payment OF
costs Of demurrer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-06
Total sales for the week .S95 S39


To-day the railway share market only mod
eratey active at the hight of business, and AT
other times was tame and devoid of interest. The
opening prices varied immaterially from those
current at the close last night, and after moment
ary steadiness the Union Pacific broke down from
1873 to 76lq, aud az a flock of sheep follow their
leader so the whole market came down with a run,
Lake Shore, Northwest. Pacific Mail, and Western
Union Telegraph, being fairly firm, while Atlantic
and Pacific Telegraph advanced To 2O0s Michigan
Central fell of from 90 10 G0l2 but later recovering
to 6l5s gave tone TO the other shares which in late
dealings became strong the covering of outside
speculative short lines. The afternoon recovery
was a. much as - to per cent, the general market
leaving off duh and strong, but exception
ally weak on Pacific Mail and heavy
on Union Pacific. The days business was
comparatively light. amounting to only about
1913 900 shares, nearly half Of which $4,000 were
Lake Shore, 20,s00 Pacific Mail 1O,s0O Western
Union, g. 100 Union Pacific, $500 Erie 400 Mlchl-
gan Central 1900 Northwest, 900 do. Preferred,
g. 500 Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph. 300 Ohio and
Mississippi. 1900 81 Paul, 900 do. Preferred, and
200 Wabash. Comparing the closing prices to-day
with those of yesterday the larger number of shares
upon the active list show decline viz: c., G and
l. c., Delaware, Lacllawanna and Western, Ohio
and Mississippi, and Western Union, each Is per
cent; St. Joe, 81. Paul, Wabash, Michigan Central,
and New-Jersey Central, each i; Rock Island, b ;
Pacific Mail and Missouri Pacific each y, and Union
Pacific per cent. Erie advanced ls per cent; At
lantic and Pacific Railroad Preferred. Quicksilver,
and st. Paul Preferred, each a b; Northwest Pre-
ferred, b aud Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph, Us
per cent. The opening, highest, lowest and closing
prices of active stocks sold to-day will be found III
the subiOned table:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-06
THE MARKETS.
tcarcmny reportoi Tor Tus ramUssl .
RRcFpTs OF DOMESTIC PRODUCE.
GENERAL MARKLT REPORT.

SATURDAY Dec. I, IS15-
AsHES-Therc IL nothing doing the quotations stl being
nominally DC. Pots, ami 7c for PEARLS.
RIO Mas guiet and unchanged laia12lc gold
invoices. gold, JODbtug holdcr3
were frr but there MsacaibO
In far demand 7Ol bags sold l95lG2lc gold Java
auiet AZ 2602 Sc. gold
COTION-Ihere moderate business done at steady
and unchanged The the ports largo
353f7 bales against 2i,6l6 bales this day last week ard
Blob bales stay la-t The sales Lees bales
bales last EVENING" including SOL bales for
port 375 consumption 81 for speculation The
following quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-06
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Holders of the First Mortgage Six Per Cent Gold
Bonds OF the G. and o. X. r. Co are notified that by
sending their address 20 the Committee az the office
of Perkins Livingston Post x Co., 80 Liberty-st.,
copy Of the plan Of reorganization Will De forwarded
10 them.
c. l.. PERKINS, } Committee of
JESSE HOYT, : First Mortgage
l.. H. MEYER, BondholdeIs.
New-YOrk. Dec .. 1875.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-06
The Philadelphia stock quotations at the close

The cable advices of no great moment to-day.
In London British Consols fraction lower than
Yesterday while United States bonds were steady.
The sum of el2O 900 bullion was to-day withdrawn
from the Bank Of England. Erie was strong and up
to 1Iai for Common, and 81 for Preferred. In Paris
French Reutes advanced 70 G6i. 52i2c The gold
market was lower because Of the free Treasury dis
bursements of coin, and the assurances of less be-
ligerent policy toward Cuba to be recommended by
the President. The opening price was ia, from
which it declined to HI and in the afternoon
reacted to IL ll2al1i3s. The extreme range of the
week was 1888 and I1ili On gold loans the rates
have been lG1l2G2 per cent FOR carrying and nat.
Time loans Of gold were quoted as follows 30 to GO
days, fiat to lle 90 days sl6a 4 months, asG =;
months, l. g. aud for the year 1876, 1ltG1 2per
cent all for use. The foreign exchange market
was dull as usual on Saturday. The asking
and selling rates are given below. The
Assistant Treasurer paid out during the week
Sis 900 coin interest the public debt, inclusive
of 80 900 to-day. The redemption Of called Five
Twenties to-day amounted SJ3l 600 total for the
week If ~ ,2O9 900. The import entries of foreign
dry goods at the port of NewYork for the week
ending to-day were $1,446Gl1, the amount thrown
upon the market footing up Sl,22s 6-4, and Of gen
eral merchandise to -, 900 100, making total in
gold coin valuation Of -, 457,07s. The export
cearances of domestic produce from the port for the
week ending Tuesday, Nov. 80, were to the currency
valuation Of So 549,352 The specie shipments for
the week amounted to 1851 500, principally silver.
The imports of specie for the week ending yesterday
were $:i4J.OI2 of which S342, 900 was gold. The
Treasurer holds security for the National
bank circulation $3.50 631 ,i12 and for deposits OF
pubic moneys SIS ,67j,5 800. National bank notes
received for redemption during the weak ending to-
day -, 094 ,9sl National bank notes outstanding
at this date S3iJ 1876. go of which - 19l $50 are
in national gold bank notes. The Internal Revenue
receipts to-day were $3Ss,5ls 10; for the month,
S1,4l0235 II. The Customs receipts to-day were
1900, 40O 90 for the month, $l,579,l9s 40. The
Internal Revenue receipts for the year to date,
SI9.OI571I Os. The Customs receipts for the year
to date $6s 5s4 Oh 81. The days business at the
Gold Exchange Bank covered: Gold cleared,
$50, OPS 900; gold balances, Sl,3OO,573; currency
balances, : l,534 ,671.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-06

FLOUR AND MEAL-FiOnr Wa dull and a shade lower
The export demand quite moeTate ana on broken and
Irregular parcels further decline of Jdluc Dbl was as
eepie round lots well known shipping brands bids Of
bb under the figures current seTday were refused
Uns0und Flour lower and heavy The West lnIa de-
mand Mills light aud The transactions
the nsuTes pad yesterday sales $4,000 Obls
including 400 bbs shipping Extra at - 20 20, the latter
Good 1000 bs Unsound Extra az s01p so and
/, 500 kDs city Mills Extra At prices within the
range. There salse VI b,V0V bDls Alw aukes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-06

sTFARtN qui,t. sales 80 Prime Western At l3c p.
SUGAt-Hsw was urn hut quiet FAR 10 ocoI ..elanS
stl unotei I'd Prime az sc and Ceptldsa 40
s1.a nhds MuscoyalO At Sl4GSgc Tor FAR
10 food leunug 1900 boxes h09sses sugar A. 2t9 ct
AND 1 300 mai. Fa-t InIs Refined quoted AZ
load G. Tor Crushed L. &C. Tor Powdered and OrAnaaee
Ldll Ls Tor cut Loaf; lO for ~; Ss@AOc Tor on
A - and > ~ e sc for other grades.
III meets VITA yery fair demand FOR all descriptions aud
rnl-s nrn tho demand lines far nrE previous
prices - ~. ~ ,,o - -. n. as.
Good 80 Prne .... -
bpn Alcohol AZ -. ms following from tho CIRCULAR OF
M,srs r. d. Boyd CO. q ths datas owing 10 the recent
avarces reigbt nom the Wc. together With the very
low ~ the atmosphere and consequent oss In
gauge he margu between the West AID Fast should be-
come greater The production rmgns before reIort~i
good looked 20 the holiday Alcohol az pAd
N dull AMI light qrOio At ~ lhdsx ~ sh
Alcohol nOnln demand 100 bbis hsys acsa
sold at 4sc A. ga 0r south America coelpH ~ hlsb~inse
ami AoOuo tho seyk 800 hbl sales q, FtghSinss ard
Alcohol week. 1850 bbls Stock IN store AIeni 400
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-06

Preferred. The subioned table shows tho extreme
fluctuations in United States bonds, tho leading
railway and miscellaneous shares, AZ well as gold,
and the closing quotations of each at the dates I'M
aforementioned, also the number Of shares of each
leading stock Sold
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-06

MlNdllng liza
SJuctGond or inaIY. .I2s Middng .....l2a
For future delivery the market quiet and unchanged
sales yesterday after y. December 200 IL sc 100,
rs 5c January 400, lJ iisct February, 500, - lgc
March 100 80 oioc.: April 200 - %a2c May 200 10 'ic
tune d ia ,.c July, 90, a. sc. Total $500 bales First
call today- sales cal-NO sales today
m-December 400 IS iiso January HOO IS eaci POO,
l3c POO .qc February 200 IS lssc, LOO Is sloc
500 ~ liasc March - 7aac 500 l. he so is iIgc,
Ami gO6 I3atc LOO, l3 &c. 200, 1890 loo IS 2aac
I0oG / &C. May 900 l3slac; June, 100, Ia &c. Total
i,.5OO hal-s grand total 800 bales.
After Change the market steady The following were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-06

the close. the morning quotation standing at 4d5
The market for commercial paper is quiet, and the
supply mcommonly small While note brokers
scale rates as follows. it is proper to add that most
of the sales are at 6G7 per cent:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-06


%. Leeds &c, AIT. Ransom
~ al.
lar and Fact
SEQ. Tallman agt. Schles-
niger 20 al.
65l. .Tallman 2gt. SChlcs-
niger.
Q. .AmOskeag MIG. Co. act.
Garner q al.
l0l Fairbanks, T.. agt. sar-
gent.
l34 WilmOt agt. Clark et al.
$40. Sanford AIT. Union
Dime saw. Inst
597 Sherry aRtCrOilus etal.
b7g. Hellera.t. SchuCitlaCh.
Gil. Meyer agt. Meyer.
6lJ. Tn. ID. saw. Inst. agt.
CLARK ct al.
Clio q. Tn. D. saw. Inst. agt
Clark ttaL
200 Mclean. eX'r, agt Nc
Lean 60 al.
49, Il. J.. Trust Co. agt.
RAIDER "a al.
102 Miller 90 Al. agt. Slcdge
81 al.
4S5..Hoffman agt Wetmore
ct al.
634 .B0ckhOrn AIT. Miller
~ al
90. .Beamish agt. RushtOn
90 al.
544 Ranney agt. Peyser
90 al.
657. Hay agt. Star ?. ms.
CO.
iGG Stcrno AIT. GOepp.
45f. Lyme agt. Williams OF
al
$50 Sober agt Mccormack.
654 sober agt. Mccormack.
Sos De Ruyter ct al. eX rs,
AIT, LSmbard CT al.
$50. Flint agt. Hemenway
et al.
.-DONCHUE, J.
2O43. saiter. a',m'x, agt. Ken.
nefy, ex'r.
G93 Nichols agt. SlC-el e al.
1868 Martin et al sRt He's
ter.
l91 I. LOuChran act. Brennan.
lSlT. Lawrence and sn0. agL
PeucletOn 90 al
1907 Savannah B'k & 7. Co.
AIT. Brennan, Sheriff.
l0ll. Buchanan J. %. co. agt.
MOOGuan 81 al
70. Newton agL COntincn.
tai Bank.
2l9 Morris at. Kelly,
sheriff.
4e7 Steinbach agt Bren-
nan, sheriff.
453..R chards SON agt.
O'Brleu, sheriff.
9473 NOOnaU AT The Mayor,
&c.
3440. .O'Buen agt. The Mayor,
&c.
24Zg. Met. Gas l.. Co. agt
The MAYOR. &C.
Thorp agt. The Mayor,
&c.
1853. Wann art. Ashley.
Zli3 De Saluase aSi. The l.
/. r. r.. Co.
1901 The People - Of y. 7.
agt. HaynOT, ~ al.
si3 Duncan AIT. Dewitt.
ei9. Ernst agt. Millcn, 81 al.
1908. Ballard agt- Bondy and
auO.
1910. The Me- and Mani
NAt Blk agt Whee
Ter.
l777. The Mer. and Mani.
Nat. BIZ agt Whee-
lcT.
1867 The Mayor, sc. agt.
Woo.
1890. GOOiridgo agt. skid
more. et a..
sTBROoK. J.
1913. .Olcutt assignee. ACT
Maclean et al
9SS \ Brown 1gL. The Mayor,
3G32. Imhoff agt. The Mayor.
sc.
22Z8. Bryan agL COmstOcE,
impPd
$780,, Habgarten agt Eckert
2GIs. scott. admir-, agt \. "
n. II. ana IL. Il. X. Il.
1913. .ClearY agt. Cole 20 al.
1913. Baldwin and 2DO. AT
Briggs.
1880 Wooster sRt. Kellm2n.
l4bs. HaRer agL. Williamson.
l7S. .Uauck agt CrAghead
ct al. eY'rs.
1914. The People OF the 81. OF
n. Y. ex ri Taylor.
$685.. PawsOn Agt Francis,
SAT, &C.
WHENCE, j.
1871. .Emberson AFt Wsd-
dell
1877. SARDINIA Agt. BlaDco Of
al, adm'rs.
l247. Sun Il. and II. Assn
agt Tribune Assn.
1915. Wemple agt society OF
Church Of PnI1tans.
lO2l. Phelsn Of al, sx'rs. aSa
ColleRdAk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-06

The following are to-day's rates Of bank discount
for New-York Exchange from cities named Cincin-
natl, 81 discount on $1,000; st. Louis 81 % dis
count on $1,000; Chicago, 2Jc. 10 81 discount for
$1,000. There are loans on time offering at low
rates. The following is the Clearing -hOuse state
ment to-day:
Curcv ST. 300 Gold eJchanges. g. 06l s49
Curcy balances 3,26i,362 Gold balances.... vOal5l
The following are the total clearings for the week
at the New-York Clearing house and the resulting
balances
clearances 05G2JGt Gold clearances 81
balanccs.... 22s74,3l3 Gold balances oools1O
The bank statement reflected an unexpected heavy
loss in specie not fully explanable under the heavy
disbursements during the week by the Treasury.
The loss in legal tenders represents the outflow TO
the West deposits beng largely reduced also. The
banks make a net loss of Sl,l77,4 25, and hold IN
lawful money in excess of the % per cent require
ments, IS, III $50 The following table shows the
condition of the NewYork City banks at the dates
4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-06
CAIENDARs-THIs DAY.

srrgaIE -CHAHBEBs-DAy1s. P. J.
E1rst Mondays motion acndaT viii called az II
srRCAL TER4-BARRETT, J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-06

The week c'oscs upon an easy money market,
cal lGns having reverted back TO 3a4 per cent at