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u NJ d B. j. MONTGOMERY.
GENERAL AUCTIONEERS AND DEALERS IN
NEW FURNITURE.
nffna Armory Hnll, 50 Camp stre0t.

Tri.weekly sales of every description OF housenolc
furniture mrrors pianos, carpets mattresses, ETC.,
etc, on Tuesdays Thursdays aud Saturdays. at auo
ton ROOM Nc. 60 Camp street commencing AZ IL
o'clock. ,
Semi-weekly sales Of horses, mules, 6uggies, car
-iages etc.. etc, at Gales stables, 10 20 6aIonne
near Gravier street. on Wednesdays and SStnrasys
commencing at II O'Clock A Al
Out door sales Of every description promptly A.
tended to. , v,....
Special attention paid TO the saies OF Rea4 ESTATE
and Stocks. ..-.
Always on hand the largest stock OF new furniture
of every variety be found in the CITY, at their sho"
rooms Armory Hail. 81 Camp street
kind in the South they solicit portion OF the pubic
patronage both in their line landowners and deal
- IN frrritnre ial 1y
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Mechanic.' ard Traders Bank-New Or
leans December IL lS75.-The annual election for
Directors of this Bank for the ensuing year
will be held az the Banking House on MONDAY,
January 18th ls76 between the hours of 10 A. NJ.
ma } p M MOSES HARRIS,
dl1 [ ia Is Cashier
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Notics--The annual election for even diTec-
tors will be held by the stockhoid of the Canal
Street CITY Park ard Lake Railroad C'm,any, at
the office No 9 North Basin street, MONDAY,
January B. 1s76, between the hours Of l. M and
NJ as provided i'll article seven Of the clal ter OF
the company K. II. HARRISON,
l1atd Secretary.
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Waits and 70 Rent inserted in the BULLETIN fol
fifty cents.
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- The undersigned have
u formed copartnership under the name and style
of RIIRKE a. THOMPSON, for the tran- action OF
wholesale Grocery and importing business, at NO. 66
Tchoupitoulas, and IL Commerce street
MIC dOLAS BURKE
PHILIP THOMPSON.
New Orleans Sept l. 1875. 81 u
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ORANGE TREES-I HAVE A LARGE STOCK
~ of Orange Trees for sale at very low prices from
Is cents apiece up according to size both grated on
sour stocks and seedlings Louisiana and Manaarlns;
also Magnolias Pecan, Shade Trees, and ornamental
Shrubberv. Also fine stock OF luetc Baske1s ara
stands Under St. Charles Hotel corner of Gravier.
62I 3t* +. A. QUINETTE.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
MRS. CHANFRAUrS VARIETIES THEATE]

MRS. CHANFRAU'S VARIETIES THEATER.
Thursday,
The distinguished Artist,
MIR. JOHN MCCULLOUGH,
In his masterly impersonatien of
KING LEAR.
Received with great enthusiasm at Booths New
York.
To MORROW NIGHT Othello.
SATURDAY NIGHT-Richard Ill
MONDAY-The Gladiator, in which great effort MI
Mccullough is to commence his London engage
ment.
COMEDY MATINEE CHRISTMAS and distribu-
ton of Toy Gifts. Mccullough in Katherine
and Petruchi".
REESE, we'd Seats so cents; Children under five years
p cents.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

BOARDING - HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
ID Rooms in suites or single, with frst-class Board
in pleasant location, southern exposure. Spacious
grounds for family, be had by applying at tae
fine reside nee 215 st. Charles street between Julla
and St. Joseph streets. az l"
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oe,ce of Crc.cent Saw Mill Association OF

Office of Crescent Saw Mill Association OIL
New Orleans - New Orleans, Dec. H. le1o-ihe
Stockholders Of this ssociatlon are hereby nouneu
that in cor fumty with Article VIII of the Charter
of said Association the annual elect on OF seven W
directors TO serve the ensuing year will be held at
this efce corner Water and Genera, Iaylor streets
on MONDAY ID, cember p, 1875, between the hours
of 10 A. NJ. and L. NJ.
dis td+ f. N1COLLE, secretary.
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CT CHARLES THEATER-
Engagement for limited period of the Peerless
LO T 7 A,
Supported by the Favorite Comedian, MIR E. A.
LOCKE and the Eminent Actor, MIR. Z. w:
COUIDOCK aud a SUPERIOR DRAMATIC
COMPANY all under the management Of MIX.
HENRY E. ABBEY.
Thursday Evening, December 23,
ZIP; Or Point Lynde Light.
FRIDAY. SATURDAY AND SUNDAY EV'NGS,
THE LITTLE DhTECTiVE.
LOTTA in six characters
| 6 ATURDAv Christmas Day. at Noon -LOTTA
MATINEE-ZIP A GIFT TOY will be given to
| every child III the audience.
Doors omen at o'clock performance commences at g.
| y - ofi.e o, j, from 10 ia d23 If
| GLOBE THEATER-
Corner of Baronne and P,rdido streets.
MARSH ADAMSB Business and Stage Manager.
Popular Prices of Admission, TO- 10 p and 30 cents
| New ompaDy, New stars, New Feafu es.
| Firsr Week of Miss Laura Markham the Queen OF
Song; Miaco Brothers he Far Famed Gy mtasts
| Miss Annie Gallagher. Vocalist and Sketch Artls
| Mr. Charles Gallagher Irish Comedian ana
| Sketch Ar ist; Hennessy brothers Sang ana
| dance Ethiopian Comedians: Mr.. john IL
Weaver Ethiopian Come lan Miss Belle Steele,
| Serio Comic Vocalist and actress
GRAND SUCCESS OF THE CAN
In active preparation and will shortly DO produced
| Nine r. ntzs FEMALE BATHER>.
saturday Dec. % Christmas night, after the
| performance there will be given at this Theate
4 GRAND FANCY DRESS AND MAsQUE
RADE BALL. d2l
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The several Central Ward Clubs are as follows:
First Ward James II. Grover, President.
Second Ward w. I. Houston, President.
Third Ward j. r. S. Selleck, President
Fourth Ward John LIE Monner President
Fifth Ward, Leon Queyrouze, President
Sixth Ward, o. Morel, President.
Seventh Ward, Jas. d. Edwards, President
Eighth Ward D. Sullivan President
Ninth Ward, f. Dudenhefer, President.
Tenth Ward D. p Mahoney, President.
Eleventh Ward, r. II. Marr, Pre- ident
Twelfth Ward Eugene May, President.
Thirteenth Ward, Mr.. Clarke, President
Fourteenth Ward E. 0. Carter President.
Fifteenth Ward, Benz. F. Kelley, President
Sixteenth Ward, --, President.
Seventeenth Ward, ---, President.
P MAL0CHEE, President.
WILL STEVEN, Vice President.
E. L. BOWER, Secretary. Ell
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FOR SALE.

NOR SALE-AT COST-TWENTY. FOUR TOP
which will be sold at cost if early application is
m de to close out cons gnment. Call and examine
at 81 Carondelet street L. l. MADDl ~
do1 m
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Office of The New Orleans Insurance C0nipa-
nv, New Orleans, 18th Dec, 1515-Notce IS hereby
given that in conformity with article sixth CT the
charter of this company. the annual g tcloh Oh
Twelve Directors to serve during the ensuing year.
will be held at this office, Canal and Camp
streets on MONDAY, 27th December, 1870 between
the hours of 10 A. NJ. and p. ".
oil I'd j. W. HlNChS, oecre airy
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Omce of N.xy Orleans City Railroad Coz

Office of New Orleans City Railroad Com
pany ia Canal street.-New Orleans December
9. ls75-At a meeting of the Board of Directors
held on the 9Th inst, Dividend of Three Dollars
per share was declared pa able to the stockholders
on and after January l, 1870.
vions tn that date. &C. LEWIS,
d10tja1 oecIelalg y
Once New Orleans and CarroiitOn Railroad
Company New Orleans, December 8, lo'o-lne an
nual election for Directors of this Company will take
place. according to law, on MONDAY. January s
ls76 between the hours of 10 A. M. and L. NJ. at
the office, No. II Baronne street
al I'M p. MCBRIDE Secretary
New-York tribune., 1875-02-16
COTTON MARKETS.

svvOR1EAss Feb easier; demand good Mdfhng
l41s Law Mddng IA " Good 0riiusry l3ac ret reeeipt,
62 gross i0033 haes; exrorts to Great Brn o4oo
b es Fance 3O72 the Continent 5O2 bales coast
s.v,sSAH Feb le-Cooa-Bayes and sellers sparti hddlne
lbisr; Low Mdhnp 1859. Good Ordinary lac net receipts
4ui6 bals sToss 49 Daes; exports eoaswise Zy5 ossi
10 the Channel $50 bae s.e $50 baes stock 100 2s o.es
MOBILE 5Cotol quiet; Mdiing ID sd i0e; Lo" hn'
ding 4s0l4 l; Good Ordinary, 1890 l4e n receipts SIC
bale': eoastw S24 bales sales 2ooo oaesi soek
CO 996 bales ,,,, ,,1,,,
CaARLpsros 16tottop quiet and hitdng l5d S
Low Nding 143.c Good Ordinary lac net receipts s9S
bales EXPORTS 6jl baes sales o0o bales "ock o. ~
bales. - , A.. ,U,,.uu IAN
275 bter spinner, boeo, stock. % 92l bales
LOUISVILLE Feb l6.-Cotton quiet: Mlddnng Ia 's a.,
low Mddugs l4as Good Ordinary, l33S net receipts 6o9
bales; sales, 4G7 bales. - a., ,,
sr LOUIS Feb lower MdLng l4si Low Nbdinz
l4S Ordinary 1885,: gross receipts $40 bales shipments,
Sgl bales $ les. 39l bales stock 29.329 bales
NORFoLK Feb 10 Cotton quiet and firm adhng net
CycI yvTr Feb I5-Coon Mdihng 5c;
eceat bales Shipments 26o baes 100 b1es stock
GAIvgsToS 15-oton q1iet demand moderate Md lne.
16ie; Mailing II Sci Good Ordinary. 1899 net receipts
gross 1907 bales exports eoaswise 33o bales sales
9GJ bales stock. 1872 bales
PnILADELPHr, qnel; MdduR 15oi. Low Mid.
duR l54c Good Ordinary I4 net receipts los oaes gross
BosToy Feb l5-Coon que sc1dy Nding 15'ae, gross
rece pt 2l bae; sales 90 bales; stock % OS0 bales -
Feb l5-CottOn du and nomina Mdtna l4'4ci
10 bls exports to Great Britain 2oll baes stock
1883 bales.
MEMPHIS Feb Is COTTON quiet; Mddfng 5c Low Ndtne.
II c: Good Ordinary 13 net recp loOO bales npnents
PAPA baes; sales, 100 bales; stock go, ,29J bales.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-16

ss.adequate business at any prices Nor'h os''.
speped at 4Si, quickly sold At 4Sa advanced 0 ~
and finally closed at A. St. Paul started OH ~ v,.'
seld at al and afterward up to Ss, which was Wv
closing price. The Preferred stocks OF 49, .-'s
eon,panies. which are the first 10 i ieoo',e
the benefit of any Improvement tha' "a'
aecur. did moi close at as Arm pii ee as the Com%
Northwest Preferred opened at eS, sold a. ooi o.'
closed Mt 564 st. Paul Preferred opened a' 0't so
yauced only 70 SO, and closed at tne openine p
Rock island rose from 1854 to 1O3s ana weh' uaoA
q. the opening price at the close Lake enors
.,,,onood ner cent from the opening price 10 'Ss
yvotosb vos the weakest stock upon the Market,
snd cold down about per cent to lit ONO ano
u;ss;ssippi declined 2 per cent from the opening
.r;oe 70 26s. Union Pacific, with fair amoHnt oiS
h.ainoss. sold from the opening to the close
at 4o9QtO.a 4O.04Gl Missouri Pacific began
weak and so remained until near the close,
when it reacted sharply. Opening at 45ti II
sold down to 4S2, and closed at 45. The
business of the day was snail, amounting 70
only 10000 shares, distributed as follows: Lake
Shore, 51OO; Rock Island. 400; Michigan
Central, 800; Wabash, 1880; Western Union, 2slU
Northwest, $500; do. Preferred, 800; st. raul
esOO; do Preferred, SOO Pacific Mail, SO,4OO; Ere
800; Ohio and Mississippi, 17,10O; Union facinc'
1s4OO; c., c. and /. c., 800; Missouri Paclhc l''O"i
Hannibal and ST. 10, GOO. The market closed irres-
ular and fevorish The opening, highest lowest
and closing prices of active stocks soid touaS "0is
On. follovra.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-16
THE TOLEDO, WABASH. AND WESTERN
RAILROAD COMPANY.

TO the Editor Of The Trt6une.
SIR: In Thursdays paper you alluded to
the dsapprova Of Of the security holders OF the
Toledo Wabash and Western Railroad Of the plan pro-
posed by the directors for the embarassments
OF the road 1t possible that directors may
their plan, the ections to It, in which
all OF the interests involved would probably unite
IN making temporary sacrces so that the unity Of the
property would be preserved this being OF vital impor
tance at least in the opinion OF the Board OF DrectOrs
though the great value OF the socaled wabash Sys
tem," which, after nineteen years has resulted in fail
ure questionable The objections are 1rst that pre-
ferences given to lower securities in fact the plan
provides for the payment or unsecured debts the
pense of the mortgage boudhoders and, second that
the amount OF coupons asked to be funded Is excessive
and unreasonable.
The 9th Of the directors circular provides for
tue extension of the floating debt a. 49, and 1s months
nearly ssoooooO Of maIurng coupons into certificates at
and 10 years The floating debt Is now s2OOOOOo and
divided as follows: To employees, and for balances
due other railroads. s5j0OOo; for supplies OF
various kinds, called the Toledo floating debt s5eooOO
for money borrowed in NewYOrk. secured by pledge OF
the last issue OF bonds being the gold bonds ooooo
the first item is entitled 70 preference The second item tenn
has as yet no lieu upon the road, and only
to the third te wehs eDied only to the POSITION
occupied by the collateral security accompanying it, be-
20 be considered by the holders OF the mortgages only
IL must be remembered that tho business Of the road
with al other roads and the whole country has fallen
on The Directors In their circular " why
In the future the road will much In the
past, viz, G.0000O0"
IL this future day is deferred two years. with no reduc-
ton OF expenses, further deficiency OF S25ODcO
per annum will occur. That is. q just funding
scheme shoald provide for funding about q 900 ooo
TO which no one would object instead OF nearly
asked for by the Directors The holders OF tho inst
and second bonds upon the old roads claim that their
position has not been regarded n the proposed plan
coupons have been paid regularly for years. they
only amount 10 ts0C0 mile IL in their in
ferest Tor their benefit that the extension sysem
the cause Of the present difficulty adopted but for
the direct interest and benefit OF the first hO er of the
several classes OF bonds which bayo been issued upon
the extension, branch. and leased lines
The plan 10 be adopted ought ~ provide FIRST for the
rst second bonds the Toledo and Wabash aud
Great Western TO fund coupon In certificate four
Years, interest oneha yearly, payable ut any time out
o. the hrst surplus earnings amounting 20 t3sl 500
ond and all other bonds TO fund their
one Jar In certificates at SIX Yeas fnterest onehalf
New-York tribune., 1875-02-16

Ii. Source. .uyp! fonOw Ttsss open. 81 qu, 3s ssi a ar
Pseeum Sme u 81 go Roaseve q.e. ea euS ~ e -
rI sno rerr es sellers United 81 2S'A bid. ys sellers unon
81 25 Outside Lines, 81 l2Id*l TO- ,-,. --.u
have no rev feature trade rmstrs Saet ss
sac. Of Caroline 7he Louisiana at case for low 70 prime
rrsdes RGnxoon at 62d6Ac. ..sn.
aw fuy sustained and sne
is hat uust dealers svtins the ns s
the question hid. Centrifog st
So 322 hkds 81 and 500 boxes CentIaE. on Ise
,er, auote Refining Cuba At IL l6d rhme
Do al i-lGass, Cenriura hhds and boIes stSS e. y. %
No 10 Csyed Box al Sd9 for sot ien2r
oasd9 r. Whites l0aa10'se kr Crushed lo2@Aos
for Peslered and l04dl0dc. for Grsnulated
sTBARN Is ne,dy; 90 tcs Western sold q: IA hc .., .
quiet hear only VI 100 bags S'a's
IL iac, wkout Inspection
TALL0w k dul ssl for prime stock ,oon, ,,,.
WHISKY decidedly lower wth ight demand SAVES o. wv s"~
New-York tribune., 1875-02-16

sfter the above certificates had been cen Tsn
Daw ,han can possibly be required; less ivan ha'
p Cor NV the directors, and would be pr@mptiy ac-
cepteu by all the boldholders , ,,...,,v the
propretorship IN the branch and leased nv
Ynenses and others not running expenses aha
The interest on honds csnno see how tue
o,ns a man which gives the holders OF the lease.
nrs pryiieses in resumption to which they are n''
T,,a dTertors should accept these suggestions. anu m
up"n them base policy to be at once be
n6s ~ series Of receivers under The sever"l SUI
far Foreclosure which will be commenced on the y
ent bonds. - 49,.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-16

M 1927 bush, p. Atoo suh Nal, 2oISs . s.,s s. Y.s' =.
ssa gsi 'ssi =.
3: ss: S:;, e: o. 81 r.; .s:
S sos,s 81 s;;yy ns & l, % ,ss & ''.
ssd;s scs s,";S Wisconsin %s.':.s :s
@ ed q S.! ssSEs s3S e;
Flour 1850 Sb Corn 2soo bush Short, ioS SSss. Sf.s !. fair
e. l}; st. e Is s:::s
Sa'ss Gs 49, s:' pS S.s .sG S,u ss a.
s S"::;!tS No. a1S.aa s2 s@ ret . ss.
s ss =; ssss "a; s IS .sS S
q s2a ti.s s.%sSs
sas1 Ss. w.s. %s:.. . ;':.S S
March 5N ss.1S's Goo ss c, 1900 sSSS
S. SSS ss. s Ts;d sd
&c. g.: ss .:%sS y I Barre, % SsSs;
ss;s.a.: s:s :':s' s:. iss n: fsss t:"'; .s
iS % c s...s R: .; s;; s :s' slss S
s%s; j Is'.' q g Se'l Rib SIDES sold 50 s0
:sp Ts. s E % s:s'.'
ss, OF: s,. e.! %s:t Sss''S
e ss Steady aSss.' s 5 s
s.s = SsS + % .pS s snslss lss md s
shoods Clear Rib Sides lodl9i csi, . sns sssh.Ss .0
S: E.ss'ss'. Hs. sa T. the p.S.as %a,s P i% S'% .
o. Ss fs esssss "a
e. cs.i ss's as ssi; s is Ss @
., h ts s1 ',;e itS k's l' WHISKY ~
ssss 9s.oss, &c., wsss 2ss sssy ss
ss ss sSs? spSs s ii
81 s f9 Mfs: ss,, P'f Fms slS s5 i5 sweet s
Pslcd Hams ioi4sils Meat. am: Shoulder" eS:
nf sw, . IU sm a.. ssss Rssstrs soifs ks ~,
Wheat 5000 bush shpmen'sFl0ur 22oo bush Wheat Zzooo
'qsh s.rpu peb 1,-Frou-Mcdun srnd. active at IS eoase
Other sas g. a d er oSE Sas, IA at Si5c B"s
scarce; Shoulders 7S7ci Clear Rib Sides lOtc Clear sde''
owing he Ss;s9 s s'stc c qsfAs9ss % %s;s
%st.s G % g. 5 sS1D 5G Doa5s sS R Sl
c"S Ms. - os e, At san. 81 81 Su.S Ssn S@ss Sota
s ~ for Ts B": Ht .n 9 ss u 4
SIs s nHSa Ss g.: So e. sz
wsSn1 wi s o I'D Is 91afS' S sR hs%; Grades. as;I IS
tive tVe Red 81 1851 Isl Amber 81 2oesl 22 White 81 2SS
81 o.. Hs 3s T's'S soS SS
ys nIo,as @ Sat. E Te Butter strong SssYot.
Western s iHf Es S?SS' vs fs
% Pennsylvania NewJerSey and Delaware Fre'h S9@iie' West
,nScd. No Red Winer Sl O5 a Jdo. ST. O2l2 Corn
smer al 50 64e March G9'4e May oats oPneo
% Int i dal ami lower aG56 i, closng at the INSIDE
rate BteyGu ae 81 q 9s os Ws'lv T.1ss GsIei p,r
Sailed Meats esdv loose jobbing lots a. o
shoulders Clear Rib sides lot o7 oes
ile Clear sides i9ls Lard dg Generally he'd at yoJ.sc:
sedSG 10 Packing So 50a$7 25 Cattle in good demand sph
stronger for shipping grades sale. Of good Native stees - o@
az - emmon do Steers IS 90 Goed Nase
Ftoeters al 25a 75 Receipts-Ponr 1000 6ba Wheat
a 10000 bnsh ZZo5o Daiey' @'000
hush R,e, 900 bu h.; Hogs. $500. , r., 4.
Fen l5-Flou unchanged Whe1t UNCHANGED Corn IN
aaers demand at decline ic; High MIIe 67e April sud
Nav 72c; Low Mixed 66 &c Oats stale higher No q DC
Clye, Seed 50 40 Dressed Hogs S. 25QS5 ~ Receipt
Wheat 900 bush; Corn IL 900 bush oooo
bush; Corr, 5000 bush.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-16

There is no change in the money market anu can
loans on pledge of acceptable collateral were MADE
at 81 and per cent There is great scarcity Oh
commercial paper, and the demand is acuve, pest
GRADES selling at TO per cent. The United States
Treasurer to-day received S35O000 National bank
notes for redemption.
The Clearing house statement to-day is as follows:
Cu,pey exchanges ssl 1922 O07 Gold 0S2
So Sss,rss 500 DAG Gold baapccs. 973 22S
Government bonds shared the general dullness
of the other markets, and were lower in both the
gold hearing issues and currency descriptions. We
vnbioin the cl lspg quotations:
New-York tribune., 1875-02-16
City bank shares sold at 19O.al9Ol for CSOD Com
nerce, at 100 for C7O) Merchants, and 1894 for Ce
Metropolitan. The bids are as follows

Ihe railroad mortgages were only moderately
sctlve the Paci6es lesdihR the list as usual Union
sinking Funds we're higher and the other Paciics
steady Chicago aud North Westerns gold coDsols
Soid az eiFGsli; Chicago Burlington and Quincy ss
at 1874. and Delaware and Hudson registered bonds
Of 1884 at 1861. The bids were as follows.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-16

In Southern State bonds business was restricted.
There was sale of Tennessee skies, new SERIES at 40
and in Northern State bonds small lot of " Y State
Bounty bonds sold at 1901. The bids as follows
New-York tribune., 1875-02-16
Uipi0euo Nolires.

CHICAGO AND ALroS RAILROAD CoxpAsr I
- Cmc,Go Feb. TO- 1873. !
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.-NO is
hereby Given the stockholders Alton Rail
road COMPANY that cash dividend PIvB . day
been declared the Preferred Common
payable M the banking house q the Companys Agents. he A.
yesup Patton CO.. No 62 WiAmst Newiok the I'D
March next TO holders who registered
hoan The 10Th day Of February as which trans
fer bcoh w be CLOSED aud
hsrh l}xt WM. NJ LARBARRR s~ssstasy,
New-York tribune., 1875-02-16

Loans and Dis 1888 III 200 legal Tenders .sGG74oo
Specie 1884 800 Deposits. 23S, $40
Cir ;uation.. ..s235l2,9G
The transactions at the CLEARINGHOUSE for the past
week compare as follows with those OF the previous
week:
Ceaings tho week ending Feb. 44o 20
Cearngs for the week endng Feb 13.... 4&4o3 l2 CT
Balances the week ending Feb G..... 25075G6 63
Balances for the week ending + b. l3.-..- c3is7.0 %
The Philadelphia stock market is steady. Penn
sylvania skies. third issue, III; Philadelphia and
Erie Railroad, 3Ol; Reading Railroad, 81; Pennsyl-
vana Railroad, So; gold. 114s.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-16
THE MARKETS.
pC>.sfuHy reported for THa TRiBuShl
RECEIPTS OF DOMESTIC PRODUCE.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


corToyTe anotatops Cotton on the reduced ~
N hut the demand light the abatement Rec ps We sp
ppg po TO-DAY "a Gl6 bales lis day last week Zvs9 Sh
In, cav ss year 80 bales In Newfors l0AA' oseS
consolidated stock, $50, 400 baIes - . -. g.. ,e7,
OuotaI.ns ssni ri o easfheanon in oe seq
and on Uosnd 10 qashJ uos more 'osn "
grsoe 'sors s,cs i9e ssss ddo'ed; go, ,u,,u IA
Oruhau:''iootT 'N''"trE ,'r,i aid..l7ls
New-York tribune., 1875-02-16
The bids for stocks at the close OF the Exchang

The London market was devoid of interest or ac
tiyity. there being change in the rates OF money
,ither in or out of the Bank of England. British
ronsols were firm: United States securities steady
and Erie shade lower. The local foreign exchange
market was little firmer, on shade better inquiry
for bills, but the nominal rates were unchanged.
The actual gauge of rates was 4SS@4S3a
and 46Gl. The gold market was quiet and
aull, there having been no new Influences affecting
the premium. the opening price was 114s and the
predominant price thereafter was 114 though there
were some transactions at 1143. On gold loans the
rates were fat and for carrying l per cent The
Assistant Treasurer paid out $4,000 in coin inter
est aud $4,000 in called bonds The days business
Mt the Gold Exchange Bank covered Gold cleared,
OOO gold balances 81 $50 $50; currency bal
ances S26O, ,2l5. The following were the quotations
for gold:
IO;OO.ll4a ll4Al Loo. liz 2:9O ....ll4d q
New-York tribune., 1875-02-16

AND SrRAW-ThCre a fair in Shipping, md
valp-s unchangej Prime Timothy Medium
aceOytiIg qusy 70Ge5ei fne Shipping 90
and Clover hrcd 65a7Oei Straw. LoIg Rye. 70d76c;
do zoe, and Dat at 45c
NAVAL sTORBsThe market dun but
prces So l0dS2 10 for Ordinary Spirits
entne Is yery quiet 3S learn 100 sold on dock at
3sc selling only )obbing parcels at e2 81 a Pitch
dul and entirely noualsL
OS-Inseed steady but ano,ed 75078e for
casl from erusbr hspds Crude quiet but holders seem
con6dent supply Light MeBhadeu strong 49c Other
changed.
The favorable IN.
market active aud tend downward;
37ia 80 bbls Rrra Prime about SIS
$50 Prime Mess $lS; $50 bbs seller
$40 25 500 do seller MV $40 81 2; 500 bbls
Sl9 so Beef moderate demand sales Of 40 bbls s
sii Qsll 30 for Mes and Sl6 81 M Packet erce steady
Lut quiet sales Of 50 Extra PhiSephs India on private
terms Be Hsns sscuve but steady Sl7d$2i Meat.
pees AZ III 2c Presh Shoulders THAT'S Tor Picied do
Ss1c Cor smoked do 100 Western Dry Shoulders
IL Isol2c Smoked do; 1890 u Rib Bellies in bull
at lOdlOle 40 boIes BItr, heavy do. lOc Bacon
frm light offerings sales Of SAT bores Long Clear 10 a
dO Western and lUsdl0 for CITY; 500 Western
half 10 at Chicago $50 beIes Cumberland Cot
9l1c Hogs quite 6m fnir request, sales
8e. and City at So9c Lard lowers
Cit, nonosi l3ac, and Western at l37sc sales Of
R.6ued l37s, 300 Continent
~ 3i6al3 I5l6c; 900 seller March l3TsaI3 i5i6c
1850 tcs, seller April. at Aeli ll6c.
BUTTKRThe market for State unchanged
In and medium grades
@ liberal
grsaes Rolls better deusnd steady pee qsote