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The New York herald., 1875-12-24
THE SAVINGS BANKS
THE GERMAN UPTOWN BANK DEposIToRs HOLD
ANOTHER MEETING.

THE GERMAN UPTOWN BANK DEPosIToRs HOLD
ANOTHER MEETING.
meeting Of the depositors of the German Uptown
Savings Bank was held last night at Terrace Garden
Mr. Henry Causscn Jr the President OF the bank ad-
dressed tho depositors present He commenced By
saying that he wished to deny the statemans
made In certain newspapers, in which n
represented that no had accused Mr. J. l. Crimmins
one OF the trustees OF taking $260o Of the bankz
money. He wished II distinctly understood that he
had made such charge. He knew Mr.. CTimmins
be estimabe and honest gentleman, and that
had done all he possibly could in the interest os
the depostors. Mr.. Claussen then gave history Of
the transactions Of the bank and stated that the la
bilties $685. 35s IL aud the assets $sod SIT 81
thus showing deficiency OF &l4o 7s0 20. He did NOT
he said expect to fnd any further loss bat in order
make sure he proposed 70 allow SIT 900 In addition
which would make total or exacsly twenty
Icr cent deficiency TO the depostors. He tboughf
tho best policy Tor the depositors to pursue would
10 writc of twenty per cent OF their deposits and
allow the bank to business. Several other
gentlemen also addressed the meeting IN the same
strain, but no final action was taken
The receiver Mr.. Uni. will, II is said. commence
paying first dividend to the depositors on Wednesday
next unless shall be determined BY them that the
bank shall reopen. This dividend will be twentynva
cents the dollar
TUE THIRD AvESrR BASK
The hearing the OF I. W. Decker of the late
trustees or the Third Avenue Bank, against whom
charges have been preferred by OF the depostoF
and which have been under examination at the York
willie Police Court adjourned yesterday afternoon
until Monday next
The rumor that Mr.. Ellis the Bank Superintendent
was about to close the East Side Bank Sailors OF
which Commissioner Duncan president, appears to
be without foundation That gentleman that hs
has received intimation from the superintsnr
dent
The New York herald., 1875-12-24
PRODUCE EXCHANGE NOTES

The recent rules Of the Produce Exchange in regard
20 the delivery Of grain do not seem to work
smoothly would have been expected from the
Animty of their adoption Old and respectable firms
somewhat netcd when credit Is refused them for
couple of hours rather laughable scene occurred
the door yesterday in relation to this rule Mr..
Power, of the prominent members Of the Ex-
change, sold some grain to Mr. Montgomery also
member, aud demanded his pay before delivery. The
latter excited manner replied that he wouldn't
pay for the grain before Mr. Power proved his title
IL Both became angry and some hard words ensued.
ME Montgomery brought the case before tho complaint
committee and was dismissed alter both parties had
been censured Tor their abusive language
The special committee on provision rules are about
10 submit series OF propositions looking to the estab
lishment OF two public calls day, and also in regard
20 the times and places or depostng call margins IL
s understood that rules are to be submitted by which
goods sold will be retained until payment made and
also some regulations Tor the protection OF traders
when q ''cornern IS made.
The New York herald., 1875-12-24
SMALLPOX IN THE CITY.

THE DISEASE CONFINED ALMOST RxcLusIvM1
ITS GRADUAL DIMISUTIoN.
At the oficc OF the Health Department yesterday
inquiry concerning tho prevalence or smallpox IN the
city responded TO BY the Supcrnendenrs declnra
tion the disease tho decline, In the
districts which they had become accustomed to heaA
Of il at Of tho year The two the
Marlborough House had, he said. created needless
cltemenL Tho lrst case-irom which the second had
been dcveloped-had come over from Brooklyn The
or the second lady there had, he thought besa
made appear by the rcports His latest
tho that the lady getting nlons
we'll Tho trouble, he said, had been caused by ths
failure OF the proprietor Of tho Marlborough House u
inform the guests when the nrst appeared, and
have them al vaccinated The excitement there. how
ever having been quctcd and vaccination having heea
resorcd TO by ali who needed It lar they could
be known he felt that the disease had reached s limit
la that particular house.
AS the facilities or vaccination are more generally
taken advantage OF cases OF smallpox become less aud
less iu all parts OF the city, excepting, always, ths
localities In which the poorer working class Of Germans
and Bohcmians are the most numerous. la all The
smallpox maps tho Tenth, Eleventh, Thrtesnth, Sow
entecnth and the southcastcrly portion Of The Niue
teenth ward, dotted with cases occurring in lS7A
and 1919 showing that this the favored home
pox The superintendent says that nearly all Of the
laborng cluss OF Germans and Bohcmians have q
strong prejudice against being except carly
IN May, aud among the Bohcmians there many
who refuse positively 10 be vaecinatod a. all ElSe
where however and among other nationAlities there
Is gradual decrease IN tho number OF victims each
year.
Tho tables OF cases far completed show that IN
the last quarter OF 1874 there T04 cases IN the
first quarter OF this year 900 cases Tor the second
three months there were 22 eases aud for tho three
months ending at the close o lust September the
discovered numbered 60a Since the increased
cination the disease has steadily decreased.
The New York herald., 1875-12-24
THE SENATE coMsIrrRx.


meeting OF the Senate Investigating Committee
held the Ffth Avenue Hotel yesterday morning
Andrew H. Green testified that ne has been Comp
iroller since November 1871 that tune the bonded
debt OF the city $91, ,0oo.Ooo while Il has now
reached $ll6 6OOo 900; the OF this increase
the payment of the claims due at thai time by the city
about $2 600 600 OF the due to this and
all OF these claims against the city have not yet been
settled In some instances IL was very dfhcult mat
ter prove the validity OF many OF them a. presens
he said there S2 600 900 OF assessment bonds and
the amount Is steadily becoming larger there should
be, In his opinion limit TO the issue OF
bonds; the department had eighty different classes
Of bonds, most OF which were held by estates, tne
owners not having any desire TO conyert them; me
amount OF the sinking fund was in 1871 Sis uoooOo,
and at the present time II amounted 10 31ioooV VOO;
this he attributed TO the vigorous collection
OF the revenues the sinking fund was created shrty
years ago and part OF the debt OF the city was in
cuded In IL during the that he has been in Office
about ST. OF the citys debt has been paid by the
sinking fund: the amount OF the annual taxes in 1871
Was s23 GOO 0OO in 1872, $32 900, 600; In 1873.
SIS, ooo, 600; in 1874, $32, 900, and In 1873
would amount to about $s2 500 900; the city should
every year raise the expenses OF that year. there
would necessarily be an increase In taxation in
OF the debt each department OF the city should
keep within It's appropriation.
The New York herald., 1875-12-24
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT LowER--FUTUREs l-l6c
LowRR-FLoUR DULL-wHEAT DULL AND
nEAvy-CoRN DULL-oATs QUIET-PoRK DULL
AND NoMINAL-LARD DULL AND LOWER
PETROLEUM EAsIER-sPIRITs TURPENTINE
sTEADY-RosIN NoMINAL-oILs FIRM--wHIs-
KEY sTEADy-FREIGHTs sTRADY-HEMP AND
JUTE PIRM-coPFEE DULL-sUGAR DULL AND
NOMINAL.
THURSDAY Dec. 23-eP NJ
There change worth mentioning in the mer-
chandse markets-nearly everything being IN the
condition of sluggishness that have before
ported. Business in most commodities was almost at
q stand. On 'Change -four dull Wheat dull
and heavy. Corn dull Oats quiet whs-
key was steady. Pork dull and nominal Lard
dull and lower Freghts were steady Cotton was
lower Coffee easy. Hemp and jute hrm. Rosin
dull and nominal Spirits tupentne steady. Oils
arm Petroleum was dull. Sugar was duh and
nominal
CorrEEThs market for Rio opened little hrmer. but
closed with feeling The sales 247 bags
South America 7i2 bags Santos Caroline. and p u
bags Demerara all private Mild coffee very
quiet We have copy of Mcssrs Wright Co.'s weekly
Rio circular dated December ~ advising SALES for the
United States since 18th inst 900 bags shipments
Atlantic ports 1000 bags do to Gulf ports 5000 bags
loading United States bags stock at date 235 600
bags average daily receipts 5000 bags; price, $500;
change 27d Tho stock Of mild coffee in first hands this
port follows Java, grass mats, SSH Singapore
grass mats e<54; Ceyon, 1888 bags; Maracaibo l5o2l
bags; Laguayra. a4o bags; Jamaica. eo4 bags; st.
Domingo 1900 bags: Porto Rico, 2oo bags Aacassar,
L. oO bags; Mexican 100 bags; Savana 9ol bags We
quote Ordinary cargoes tic. IKE. fair do lsI4c.
q 1896 good do. ls24c l9c prime do. i9i4c l9sc.
Santos fair good, ls4c. 1s4c., gold, ninety days.
Java. government bags 26c PIE do mats, 26c
2sc singapore DO, 2oe &c. Ueylon lec 2le Mara
caibo lSac a2olc Laguayra loac zoe jamaica Ice
lstac st Domingo, l6'Ae 1876 Porto Rico i5c leic
Rica 1876 zoe; MAcassar. zoe. 22c: Mexican
lsc lec Manila lsc. Ice Angostura 1876 2oe-:
Savanilla lsc. 2Olac.: Curacao 1Sc. loc.
CoTroN.-The for cotton quiet follow
ing middling and above unchanged mid
ding and mddng Lice lower; low Iniddling
c lower; strict good ordinary aud strict ordinary 3i6e
lower good ordinary and ordinary Lice lower stained
Iniddng Lice lower; low mddng ne lower; strict good
ordinary 5l6c good ordinary 7l6c lower
Lice lower The closing prices to-day compare with
Wednesdays closing prices tollows:-
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The following are the closing quotations q. the morn
MEMORANDA.


Wall to- day flooded with circulars
ing the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway,
purporting be rop the pen oone Mr. Charles Barrett
Q Boston bookkeeper. The paper apparently intends
TO show that the companys affairs prosperous
condition and that quite able 10 and pay dvi
dends upon It's stock 1t ignores tho companys report
OF lis for the st half the year. and
contains nothing but copy OF the figures from
reports for the years ls7o1s14 Assuming these gurcs
to DO correct with attempt TO analyzc them, favor
able deduction Is made. There is absence OF
that power analysis with which Mr. Barrett has
accredited and his figures give for the suspi
cion that II is as easy for adrot arthmctican to
Hgure out results on side well the other
whenever services paid for professionally. The
friends of the gentleman In question do not believe
that he had anything to do with the published
ment
Another Northwest conspiracy Is said to have
shown It's hand Negotiations are alleged to be in
progress looking TO q monopoly by the Northwest
Railroad Company or all the business OF the Union
Pacific. Concerning this absurd story comment Is un
necessary. further remind the readers OF the
HERALD that IL the circulation and faith ina
similar report that the clique succeeded last spring in
unloading their stock.
The Hanover National Bank has declared q dividend
of per cent, payable Januarya
The National Citizens Bank has declared dividend
of per cent, payable January3
The Tradcsmen's National Bank has declared divi-
dend Of per cent, pay able January3
The National Park Bank has declared dividend OF S
per cent. payable JanuaryS
The Peoples Bank has declared dividend of per
cent payable January g.
The January coupons Of the North Missouri Railroad
first mortgage bonds will be paid a. the Bank OF Com
merce of this city.
A committee OF merchants to-day conferred with Mr..
William II. Vanderbilt with reference the discrmi-
nation freight rates against New York Fortunately
for the gentlemen who essayed bring their
cial influence bear upon the railway magnates the
question bad been already setiled for the moment and
little said done the meeting than
change congratulations and compliments As will be
by reference to news department Mr.. Van
derbilt fully confirms the statements made this col
umn on Wednesday.
NEW vOPk CTOEk EYCLANGE cAIEC
The New York herald., 1875-12-24

do 1867 registered, 1854 lle; do do do, coupon,
l2lZ l22; do. do, 1865 registered, llsk ll91<;
do do. do, coupon l22 1921 do. nforIies regis
tered, ll62s 1855; do DO, coupon, llTA 49, do.
new aves registered. llo IT. do. do, coupon, 116k
all6k.
STATES TREASURY.
The following to-day's Treasury balances:-cur-
rsncy, ssO 900; cOn 81 1000. less coin cersn-
Gates So, 600 900.
Tho Assistant Treasurer paid to-day S13, COO gold
account or interest," and $sll in redemption Of
hve-twcniy bonds
Bank notes received for redemption day, $3.50 0Oo
internal revenue receipts 20 day, $25oooo customs.
$25ooOo
LONDON MARKET
The London advices report change in the Bank OF
England OF discount which remains at per cent
Tho decrease In bullion ia the bank during thc past
week eco. 900 and to-day s27o 900 additional
Withdrawn balance. The proportion Of reserve to
liabilities is AZ per against AK last week The
London market for securities quiet and steady Tho
increase OF specie the Bank Of France the past
week amounted 80 2o.A75 00ot Rentes IN Paris are
quoted as 0Sf s5c The following late London quo
iatioDs:-Consos for money, sSK s3x; do for &C
count. 937s "a; lives, lo4Js; Erie l3h do. pre-
ferrcd, %.
BoSDa
Railroad bonds were quiet in The late afternoon deal
At los and sinking funds ct 9s. Chicago and North
western censohdated plain brought 99 and 90 coupon
gold bonds So c., and C. hrsts declined from 40
30 a..
The following tho closing quotations for Pacific
Railroad bonds :Union Pacific frsts los o 1861; do.
land grants, looK lOl do sinking funds, s3 o3<;
Central Paci6cs, lo7 1913.
Bank shares sold at 90 sdA< for Fourth National
l34 for New York. 50 for Ninth National l01 for North
America, and 105 for State OF New York. The
following the latest bids America l53; American
Exchange, 1l6; Butchers and Drovcrs', 125 divi-
dend; Chatham OK dividend; City, 800; Commerce,
l22; Corn Exchange, 1888; East River ex dividend ;
First National, 200; Fourth National, 955a; Fulton,
$50; German American, IS; Gold Exchange, 40; I'm
porters and Traders. 1877; Manhattan, $50; Marine,
ex dividend; Mechanics, 1873; Mercantile, l06; New
York National Exchange ex dividend; Ninth National,
81; North America, lol; Phoenix. 961<, ex dividend
State Of Now York. los
SAN FRANCISCO MINING STOCKS.
The following the closing quotations at the morn
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A CORRECTION.

In report Of the litigatons growing out Of the
failure OF the German Uptown Savings Bank, Mr.
Causscn, tho President made to say terronsousiy
that Mr.. John ID. Crimmins had appropriated to hs
own use $26 600 of tho banks funds" What Mr..
Clausscn did say that the attorney OF the bank
had appropriated that amount of money" and shas
tor this he Is under arrest There was OF course
10 intention the part OF Mr.. Claussen or any ons
else reflect upon the character OF Mr. Crlmmins,
which Is above reproAch
The New York herald., 1875-12-24


Wheat dull and heavy but without decided change Ia
prices Tho ales bushels at 81 t for
Jectsd spring 81 10 for No Milwaukee in ~ 81 tor
white Michigan aud III ~ ur AIDED spring Oats
quiet sales $500 bushels 4Jc isc Tor No.
Chicago mixed. 4lc. 4 tor inferior fair Western do
and c 52c. for white Sato Corn dull Tie sales
embraced 4eoOo bushels at 6Jc for white Western and
die. Usc, Tor southern yellow docs. Rye
steady With sales Of about 2p bushels State at Soc Bar
ley quiet Sales Of 400 bushels at N Tor tworow ci
state Barley malt still dull Peas very quiet
GussKs quiet ami unchanged quoted 3c for do
uestir and Nc. tor Calcutta
HExP AND .JgIk-Maket was firm but inactive We
quote dressed per ton Ss4O Sl double and
$lyU s1UU Tor single Russia. x22u Sl15. gold Italian
500 S.7o gold Manila. 7c. 7sc gold Jnte, 3tae
gold Jnte butts Be- She. currency, cash sisal hemp
45sc. q as, eold
MoLAssxs-New Orleans quiet: about 100 bills.
auction 55c Foreign quiet. The
s,5 hhds Cuba III do. Porto Rico do English
Islands aud 1900 bbs New Orleans. We quote Cuba.
centrifugal ami mixed, re 2Sc do claycd. 3oc 2c
muscovado refining jUc 3,c do do grocery, 33c :Sc
Porto Rico S5c. JUc. English Islands, Zoe Sc New
Orleans. old crop. 4Oc. 5oc do GOOD S5c
Soc. choice. 5ec; fancy. M
NAVAL sTonRs.-Rosin dull and nominal at VI 70 q
$l 10 good strained spirits turpenne
steady. offered 35c quoted 3c 361sc tue sales
about 800 bbls. southern 3Ic Tar quiet ne
81 - for Washington aud Wilmington Pitch WAS also
quiet S. 10 Advices from Wilmington 'ollows:
Iosin steady strained 81 40 good strained ~ ~ Tar
steady; Wilmington, 81 60 rurpentne quiet hard VI 90
yellow Dip aud virgin. - ~ spirits strong S5c bid
OiLs-fhe market still very quiet but without
change. We quote ;-Cottonseed, crude. 5Sc 5Sc. !
do, southern yellow. 5ec. Suc.; do, yellow and
white winter CO.. . S5ss lnsss1 saakA ala I
The New York herald., 1875-12-24
DANGER FROM WOOD PAVEMENT.

The wood pavement Jersey avenue, Jersey City,
Is undergoing repairs. While the men were engaged
yesterday forenoon In boiling tar the liquid nowcd
aud caught lire, running the wood pavement,
which bazed like tlnder Black volumes OF smoke
rolled up and the residents OF the vicinity greatly
alarmed The ars Was extinguished, however. before
any serious damage Effected
The New York herald., 1875-12-24
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALvKsroN, Dec. %. 1875
sssS i sss. s'ess ssss1 a4 sa Exports
New ORLEANS Dec. 23. 1875
Cotton demand good; middlng. i2sc.; low n,iddling
slos a sGss 'fsass Great B 4 30 e'i ,ss
236 IA
Cotton ssss ssies aisnsIa R,SalS & is low dasE %
7i.s2s.
Cotton dGn; maang i2,.c 10 low niddiias. iaAe good
Continent. a.fss. Sales 1859. Stock. sS,2
CmAsLEsrox Dec %. 1875.
ssso ss.ss h1'''''-''4''"''' '''' Sales iS0o Stock
oswEGo. Dec. 23 1875.
81 IS for wP Rss, wa.S, = for White ss e for S9uss
extra white MehsSn 81 S. Corn dull sass bashs:
zoe Barley quiet; No 2Canads held at u TO- No bay
2;6o bushels Canada =. ssc in bond Corn moai s
sTted d. and Sss g. eneS.sd @ Mssa steady shorts s
Recepts-Fiour o4ol bbls wheat, 1900 bushels; corn
do shpaentsSFiour 400 bbis wheat 5000 bushels
1900 do Flour quiet unchanged Wheat oats rye and
barley neglected and nominay unchanged Corn quiet
road elevator Pork dull ., SD Is Lard dull ss isc High
wines nominaiiy 81 ~.
Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat dull; No. white
Wabash, VI IS; No. do, 81 n; No white Michigan
g 27' amber Nishisaa u iss seller January q is4
jected red Ole Corn-dcmand fair firm high
mixed, spot and December Acc. low mixed. AXE
grade, new, 43i4c. damaged. 41Ac. Oats dull
unchanged Clover seed steady with moderate demand
81 20 Dressed hogs duii 81 S5 offered Receipts
Wheat 1900 bushels corn 10000 Shipmcnts-FIonr 1000
bbls oats, 1000 bushels corn - 0OU do wheat
CHICAGO, Dee -, 1875.
Flour dull. Wheat in fair demand but lower; No. 2
spring e6c. So4c January 97;Sc February; No
do. 7SSc. 7S34c rejected, 65sc. Corn unsettled but
generally higher; No 4sc spot size bid December
43asc bid January, 43Sc bid February Oats steady
changed Rye quiet unchanged Barley in fair dom and
and lower s23ac spot, sSc. December 5lc February
Dressed hogs quiet and weak 81 so 81 Pork dull
and heavy ~ $40 Us spot $40 sa, $40 IS February
Lard easier, but not quatably lower 81 20
spot. Sl2 37tS si2 40 February Bulk meats steady,
unchanged whskey VI 10 Receipts 1000 bbls. flour.
2Joo do. rye 1900 do barley shipments bbls
1our 2nOtD bushels wheat 1900 do. IL 900 do.
oats oOo do 5000 do barley Al the afternoon call
OF the Board-Wbeat easier At 90c January s7Zc Feb
ruary Corn firm. <75kc 474sc December 43Jzc Jan
uary Oats unchanged Pork steady at $is os $40 10
cash $40 IS February Lard easier. a. $l2 I7la cash
ST. 3T1s ST. 40 February.
The New York herald., 1875-12-24

ADVANCE AND DECLINE.
The changes In tho prices at the close compared
with those OF yesterday as follows
ADvAScE.-Central and Hudson, X Michigan Cen
trial. X; Erie, q; Hannibal and ST. Joseph, y; Lake
Shore T Northwest, y; do. preferred, u Pacific
Wabash, u.
DEcIISR-Panama, "a: New Jersey Central X; Erie
In London, Y; gold. y.
STArIoSARr.-Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph, Della
ware, Lackawanna and Western Harlem, Quicksilver
Union Pacific, Western Union, 81 District OF Colum
bia bonds and Ohio and Mississippi
The New York herald., 1875-12-24
INVESTIGATION.
CONTINUED FROM EIGHTH PAGE. ]

made by the Justice mentioned The charges made
against him maliciously false
The committee then adjourned until Wednesday
next at eleven O'Clock
The New York herald., 1875-12-24


The rates for money call 10 day generally a.
legal interest, with bonus Of l64 l.32 until near
the close when they gradually declined per cent
This change was due tho extraordinary Efforts made
10 obtain money early IN the day At the first named
close quite number OF balances over which were ev-
identity pressed upon the market for effect Outside
affairs do not indicate any change the causes that
have and for time likely TO influence this market
the domestic exchange continuing 10 rule against this
centre, and being quoted to-day ~ follows, all At ds
count:-New Orleans u per cent; cnclnnatL 81 so per
$1,000; ST. LOUIS 81 so TO 81 90 per ooo Chicago, 81
per 1000
Foreign exchange closed quiet a. about ass for
bankers sixty days sterling, and Assk for demand
TIA nARKKE
Gold opened Al ll31 declined 10 ll26 and recovered
TO ll3h, at which IL closed 1he rates paid for carry
ing were l, s. ?, 81, 4 8, . and anally per cent
OPERATIONS op rnR EXCHANGE BANK.
Gold 6alanccs.. ", 029 GA
Currency balances. 49, 54l
Gross clearanccs.... ............ A,llSO0o
CLEARING MorsR STATEMENT
currency exchanges cs.................. $14 OSS 200
Currency balances. ccs....................... 234 SIS
Cold exchanges. .-....................... T,T6AO.o
Gold balances. ssl lO7
GovRRSnxxr pospa
Government bonds closed weak at the following
quotations ;U nted States currency sxes 1924 l23;
do do 1881, registered, lls5s y ll9Is do do, do
coupon 1e3k l245s do Gvc-twenties 1892 registered
tcallcd bonds lls1s do do, do, coupon do llsh do
do 1894 registered ll3t; do do, do, coupon. nay
do do, 1865 registered, llaX l15h; do. do, do,
coupon, ll4k lls%; do. do, do, new, registered,
iie ilssi DO. do. de-, do, coupon llsx llsKi do
The New York herald., 1875-12-24

Included in the 200 bales arrive For future
delivery the sales folowsfesterday. after
M-Dccember, Soo AZ i3ise $40 NJ ~ 352c January.
100 ut 13 5s52c February 100 al IL l33=c 40
~ 55c March, 10 1890, 400 at I3 o-l5c April
1900 a Is II 2c. $40 - 1876 June. zoos l4c 10
tai 1otQ bales. To-day Two r. M.Dccember tOO at
isc January 1000 sse 20 At - s3sc 100 AZ l3.e
February 80 at 10 5l6c l3 IL 32c: March, 100
~ i0-!i2c., GOO l3 Y.i6c.. 300 ~ is-s2c..
100 IS 9.lec.. 200 l3 i9.s2e.; April, l4uU
Is 3-l6c.. loo l3 25-32c. 3tn At IS ID lee
May 100 AZ a s2c, 800 At i4c 100 At Il is2c June
500 l+5zc: August, 2Ol at IL 1.lSc. Total, 9OOO
bales Grand total l62ou bales The receipts NJ the
ports were as follows Galveston. 24iI bales; New
orleans II l22: Mobile yJ3; savannah. +0Is: Chares-
4o74: Wilmington s7e; Norfolk. $50 New York,
lao; Boston. l4a: PHILADELPHIA lSa Total Is. .3S5
bales Tuis day last week 253I5 This day last year.
IS ae4 Total since september 2O0O T41 bales Cotton
frcghts closed folows:-ro Havre, by steam. Lc
Hamburg by stea Ic compressed: to Bremen by stoan
lc compressed by sail. l1.loc- to Liverpool by
lied. by sail, 5i0d ii.32d. Market steadv.
fLoUR AND pGRAts.-kecepts-Flou 3,320 bbs wheat.
81 2 bushels: meal. i2S bbs and o72 sacks: corn
33 3O8 bushels: oats 800 do rye. luJ do. barley malt
3OiS do. Flour dull The sales. including State,
Western aud Southern only $500 bbs at the annexed
prices Corn meal sales 40 bbln
$50 sacks ~ for Brandywne 81 80 ~ 10 Tor
Western Peunsyvania and Jersey yellow bb ~ 20 for
Nal NOR lbx Wa
The New York herald., 1875-12-24
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES
THURSDAY. Dec %. 1874

1915 AND ll:30 A. n.
l249< 5000 U S5-2U. G. '8I..bc IL
l2u1s 5OUu y ) 5-2o, r. ~. be ll9l6
l2Uls 5000 U 5 SIS. lO-4Or.. llo5s
l2u lOOO U 5 81. {, 'Sl.. III
llyk 25oJo Y ) So, r.'sl.bc il1k
ly.tsL
The New York herald., 1875-12-24
HAVANA MARKET.

HAvANA, Dec. - 1875.
Spanish gold, 2tiH 2i2 Exchange active; on the
Uniled states 20 days. currency o. pS premium short
sight, % 05 premium; " days, gold lit lis premium
snoEs sight, 10 l20 premium; London, i43 a LAG
premium; ON Paris. ll8 . liz premium.