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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-18
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Nss>A A'Oo-Si AVA
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Ship Reporter, Spring, AZ day. from Hull. in pa.
last, to Ocean, Zerega Nco-Point
Norwegian bark lois Christlansen 10 days from S:
Thomas, il ballast to naster-Poiut
Norwegian bark Imperat0r, Jenseu, from Water
ford December - to Ocean, zsrega aeo-Po.n'
Norwegian bark Embla Larsen. from Roue2 No
vember IL, to master-Point
British bark Belle Stewart. Gelliat, Is days from,
Savannah, TO master-4th district 40
British bark Oriana, Thompson, from GreeDock
November y. in ballast to J Bryson Eco
Point
Spanish bark L'Amerioa, Cazonera , days from
Havana, to master-POint
Bark Rome Otee, from Savannah 5th instant. to
master-POint
French bark st Genevieve Demurant from Bor-
deaux December 2. to Bassetti-2d district
Schooner Theresa g, Cutter 2 days from Grand
Gallon, to C!app. Bros Nco-2d district
Schooner Lake Flower, from PrOctorville-New
Basin
Schooner J Cowart, from Biloxi-New Basin
STEAMBOATS,.
Katie Tobn from Greenville
Robert Z Lee Campbell from vicksbCrg
Governor Alien, Brown from Bayou sara
Henry Tete. Aucom. from ThibOdaux
Mary Ida Ruiz. from st James
Bertha, Broad. from Washington
OrOle, CaIrick from Lower Coast
WalO0n, Ruiz. from Lower Coast
McElcy dsosss fete railroad
st John. Borgeron, from Donalds0nville
Fanchou. Sweeney, from Camden
ARRIVED SUNDAY.
Steamship Brashear, Forbes, from New York 9Th
instant. to Whitney &co-Algiers
British ship St Bernard, Horton, from Savannah
January S, to master-P0int
Ship Pegasus Willis, from Liverpool November -,
to Norton & Bell-Point
Norwegian ship Tros, Brager, from Antwerp No
vember %, to master-Point
Ship Ajax Apenes, from Havre November 15 to
mAster-POint
German bark Bremen. Helmere, % days from Dre.
men, to Silkenstadt &co-4th district
Norwegian bark DanneDrog. Kurtze, from Liverpool
November 60 to master-Pont
Norwegian bark Pater, Zschariasen, from Liverpool
December T. to master-Point
Schooner H Willard Willard, 6 days from Kngs-
ton, ia, to Pillsbury-2d district P T
STEAMBOAT.
CP Schenck, Carter. from Cincinnati
Charles Morgan, STEM from Cincinnati
Belle of Shreveport. Rea, from st Louis
Josephine. Cozzens from Lower Coast
Wawenock. Walker. from Lower Coast
Era No 10, Taylor. from Point jefferson
Colonel A Kouns. Kouns. from Jefferson
J F Frazer Canton, from Lower Coast
RaOias Sullivan from FlOy1
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-18
ESTATE OF CHAHLEs CAvAROC, SIR.
aud Charles CaYArcc II Ind xiu ALL an "a

ESTATE OF CHAHLES CAVAROC. SIR.
and Charles Cavarrc, Jr., individually and a.
members CT the commercial firm Of c. Cavaroc
i Son.
UNITED STATES MARsHAI's OFFICE
New Orleans, December q, 1875. !
THIS Is TO GIVE kOTICE THAT A WARRANT
Il in bankruptcy has been issued out of the Dis
trct Court OF the United States for the district
of Louisiana. against the estate of Charles
Cavaroc. ST., and Charles CavarOc, Jr., individ-
ualy and as members OF the commercial firm of C.
CavaIoc So,, of New Orleans. in the parish of
Orleans. State OF louisiana adudged bank.
Iupts upon their their, own petition; that the pay
erty belonging to said bankrupts, to them or
for their use and the transfer Of any property by
them are forbidden by law: that meeting Of the
creditors Of said bankrupts, to prove their debts
and choose one Or more assgnees OF their estate will
be held at court of bankruptcy, to be holden
on the twenty sixth day of February, A. D. 1876,
at ten O'clock A. NJ, at No. Al Camp street New
Orleans, before William Grant, register.
8. B. PACKARD
de28 fe26 United States Marshal
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-18
COMMERCIAL.
NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN OFFICE,
MONDAY EvxN.NG, January II, 1876.

Co1ToN-The sales to-day lnot including
80 and 100 additional late on Saturday.
summed up Il. 300 bales, at prices requiring
no change in our quotations. We give also
the figures and report Of the Exchange, as
below:
AMERICAN STANDARD OF CLASSIFICATION.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-18
WANTED.

WANTED.-A FIRST GRADE TEACHER DE.
w siIes an engagement a. nstructress either
in private family or in a school of good stand
ing. city OF country.
She teaches all the branches Of a solid English
education, the French, Spanish and the Italian
languages, speaking these fuently; music the
pian0forte and the guitar with vocal music; draw.
ing, Landscape and portraiture.
She ia of mature age. a thorough dsciplinariau.
and the bearer Of testimonials Of high order.
Address
MRS. GERTRUDE H. CALDWELL.
iaA P0stCf flee, New Orleans Louisiana
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-18

WANTEO.-A POSITION AS COVERINGS. By
w young Lady capable Of teachins Rnaiish.
French and Music. Referouces exchA1ged. IA.
dress Miss G., at this ONCE. no9
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-18
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN, I
Tuesday, January Is. 1876. )
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-18
RIVER 2EPORT-5 ?. N.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Below h.yh water mark of 1s-+.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-18

British bark Georg ana, Crane, for Liverpool
Norwegian bark HSssel, Saml:-son. for Rouel
schooner Acars Chandler, for Baltimore
Schooner San Juan Noble, for Galveston
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-18
1leteoroloxica; and River Report,
RNOON REPOR--3.i3 M.

The following statement OF the weather
and rivers is furnished by the Signal Ser
vice office stationed at New Orleans:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-18
{ -. .''''''''CHA"TAa.
STATE OF LOUISIANA. PARISH AND CITY OF
NEW ORLEANS

Be It known that ON this twenty. fourth day "
December, in the year Of Lord one thousand eight
hundred and seventy.A and Of the indeDende
Of the United States Of America the one hundredth
before me, Andrew Hero. Jr. notary public in and
for tho parish and city Of New Orleans State OF
Louisiana, duly commissioned and qualified and
tho presence Of the Witnesses hereinafter named
and undersigned. pers 'nally came and appeared
themselves Of the provisions of the laws of this
State relating to the organization OF corporations
for works Of public improvements and other pur.
poses, they have converted and agreed and do bv
these presents covenant and agree and bind them.
selves a. well as all such other persons as NAV
hereafter bs associated with them to form th am
selves into and constitute corporation tor tas
objects and purposes and under the coadi lions,
stipulat.oas and regulations following, VIZ.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-18

NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS INSTITU.
~ TON, No. l59 Canal street. Trustees-Dr. ".
Newton Mercer, L. F. Generes, David Urquhart.
George Jonas, John G.. Gaines, Thomas A. Adams
Carl K0hn, Thomas Allen Clarke, Christian
Schneider, Charles J. Leeds, Samuel Jamisoo.
Interest Allowed % Oepostts. ant
L z. 0ENRRRS, Presid ~
CHARLES KuszAw, Treasurer. apis
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-18

bales. If We deduct from this the amount
sold, but not vet delivered. the balance
will be about 1877 900 bales to represent
the quantity unsold, a large part of which
is withheld from the market, in transit or
not yet sampled.
The Exchange reports: ''Sales 800 bales.
Market firm"
COTTON SrArEMEET.
Bales.
Stock hand September 49,.
Arrived nreviousiy 900 s3o-a,6 s2s
Total ....... e26, sO4
r,aaraS .odav 225
Ciesrsd nrsv. .6I2 l7O-el2 395
cA.,,- -, howl ,,; ~, ,J.i,,,,,-J 2I2 0n0
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-18

LIvERPOOL-Eark Wild HUcter-s5e] SKA sat
LIvERPoCL-sh.p Birminghan-5s,a sks salt -
dozen mats
salt 10 bales bags
Observation-Disclosures Bremen-5o9 cks beer SO
cases beer cks vinegar "a pl,gs mdse
KiNGST ON-Schooner H Wli,ard-50H0 cocoa
NUS 5000 oranges $500 punches bananas Is bbis
arrow Icoc 25 bbIs tamenents
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-18

LivERPOOL-3ark Geo-si ana-a}s7 SKA oi.cske
6i51 slaves
ROUEE-Balk Ia see.-2GO bales cotton s2SS sxs
corn 1910 slaves
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Acara-300 oois moiasses
300 empty barrels
GALytSTOH-Scn0oper San Juan-400 tOcs coal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-29
foreign ports from jan to this date, for period
BRITISH TRADE AND FINANCE.
Of % years

LONDON, May 27.-The Mincing-anc mar
kets continue very dull and prices generally unsead
Coffee during the early part OF the week advanced
slightly but subsequently rcapscd except Cor good to
fine colory sorts, which met with steady demand nj
Yesterdays public sale Sugar has been lat; several
floating cargoes sold AZ lower prices Rice Is rather
dearer Tea II dull lower grades Of congou sold
lower prices Speculation In spices has abaed. and
quotations rather favor buyers.
the Stock Exchange, COnsols have been fiat and de-
clinnc throughout the week. Indian securities have
also been heavier and lower home railway securities
have reached lower level, the traffic returns showing
considerable falling off, Canadian issues depressed
and d ~ SO per cent lower there has been almost
panic foreign securities some Of which reached inc
lowest point known; Turks declined 3
to 6 per cent; Egyptians TO per cent
Hugarians and Russian gig to per cent
Spanish, 9per cent Buenrs, Ayics per cent Braz
10 rer cent, and Argentine 2l2 To per cent Amer
securities and the miscellaneous list also shared TIE
general depression. Ii Is rumOrCd that the RoiscdS
sellers Of CorsOs to the amount of nearly GlOO0udO
sterling which transaction is supposed 10 he based ON
knowledge that the political situation III Europe is likely
TO grow worse.
BERLIN, May 27.-1he weekly statement OF the I'm
pelill BANK shows a gain OF IL 100000 marks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-29
THE STATE OF TRADE.
ETRDpEAS MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL May 27-l23O J. Cotton u easier Dut no'
ouoiaiv low en-; Mddng Uplanns 6islCi MldhhR
H.. 900 bales, inciud me- 1000 lor ~F'uit ',
s.,n1 pcrpts, ~ bales, OF winch y,'uu are AI'i
an I,ur,s cuct ana steady sales OF Adhnf W., ,.'
oa, Nidnr clause (ucw cTOpl shipped November anu ~
'IvgulGoL May 81 p m.saes OF Middiing Upland.
Catf,u M.diiug clause Juno and July u'''t ~
tsL do do July and August delivery al b-'a-.i go ~
,,t and sent mLtr delivery at J-'Igl llu o.. y " ~.
o. tr.,ricau. Port. ~ A. hhl for Prime hrs7 i'"n
A. cvt r Long Clear MIddlcs and oil for snort ''"i u
dies. - n 49, ,,,,o.o,,s NJ t.ott,n 20 day
-arI 4lr. we're American. Hacuu uu tci inl i ~ %.
III. Ioup Clear du Il 49, Snort tear dun NJ 81 ,t
AMI at "a Bcef-Trimc Mess du at ~. Lara tIV "'o'
err stca,y at J3g. COTn-NtNcd steady ~ mn a. oo,.
jn.p.S Nav 2T-l25u ~ -tnn-l-, ~ Joy i' .i
uitod states bombs FL oi''7 III" - -
lives 1882, Iiic hallway Shares, ia. nd. ,or
I,,uaS MAY u T.. U.-luiied .NiabH b'il', ~.
,,rtcs tgg New I1ycs, 1867 Inc Halfway ar, -
do Prrf,ircd H. Paris adylces quote 1--WE FER cent ~
IOff zoe. for the account o., g.. ,,,,, NANCY AMI
the account. Pa. adyices quote FIVE fer 'en' H'"'
nj lOsf 81 e.. for tlc account 90, ,.,o,,, r,,poy
L0SnoS MAY q $50 corsos o. i9r noih npasy
and tie a. count United states bonds Ten f"iueS' i'
Sew Tiycs 1854. Erie Railway share, u - 10 ,,, u.,
LONDON May n D. m.--faus hdFc's Puo' irIa,itag
cent RcUtcs at O3f ~ &c. for the account is i'"""'
shares Ile spirits Of Turpentiuf ~ dZ5 r. " ZOO q 40
IOADOS. May 27-Lycning.-Linseed Oh - 'o'"--.o'
PAms May 27-EIchange London, 25i 2'e' lot 'ho''
FEAsKroGr, May 27Uuited States Bonds New i'e' lO-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-29
cnrrnN MARKETS.

NoaHr. May 27.-COtton UNCHANGED; Niddlng, 1910
O'eC. Low MildLue g1.a31c. Cod Ordinary o'ic'
net receipts, l39 bales cxpors coswse, 100 baies sales
900 bales STOCK. l7J.l bales. $1,000,
SAvAANAH, May 21.-Cwton quiet and nomuai NlddlnH,
n ~; Low NildlMg lOraci Good Or1Lay, a.; net
recruits 2ls bales; gross -l5 bales sales I" bales STOCK
1870 bales. -
81 exports 10 the CCutrrg 10 Oairs;
cuastwisc 100 uaes sales. 90 bates st9ck. y 80 bacs
AENrlus. Nay GT.-Coitou Guct' Mt.ulng, iO't"Ilc.i
recpirt Iails: 500 ua.c. stock G.21S bales
Augusta. .7.-Cotton dun and nom nall MhdllnE
l,a,ci 10" Addine, loc. Good Ordinary, SCI receipts
80 bales. ,. 80
Low Ndfrrr lie Good Ordinary 90; net receipts ID
bales. gru,-. /, bales. Of. Oh. 1881 ta.rs-
PHILADELPHIA May 27.-COton dun hiddling,. ll'ci
Aiduiur. lu9ic Good Ordinary 9'c net receipts III
HrU OF 49, May a. ,ton dull and rreguar; MGtling,
Ia. Low MiadIur. lose Goou tuiuar} 9'rc net
rcts bales gross, 500 bales sales loo bales stock
1888 bales
NiIlHg l0a,. Good Ordinary, 9@cf exports c"dst"se
20 bars. sales 40 bales; stoc., 4. OF bIr-. .
GALVESTON Nly I.-tutt'u qulei hmding lIrc ' p
Ordinary. g'ic.: Tow Kidding lOhr net tec+!'s, 20
bales. ru- 30 bales exports coa-i"iar w Od's' se'
l-9 tales -tnsk. 1890 bales. . ,..,. 49,. o..
AoR.,.L, MAJ ~ Cotton duh hddlnH Ilci nct re
ceius 80 bal exports coastNi-c ''3 bales saesfA odes
WI,l.I,. Nav 27-Coton unchanged; MddlIug. lie
,r,inary. Low Adding, lO-ci net receipts ~
silva Nav ton v,ciy receipts. III bsles ship
tu,.t. n, i... stuea 10 % ,i Os'. 1879. Jl ba's
80 oil uav z-t'oiton quiet Ni'ilmg. ~ 49, 10"
MlltIl.. Good triuI..t '.c.i lct lst - ut'ai
20 ha.r- aalr-. $50 bales; stock lit~ h9,.
oS.t,sAr. Aa, Z1.-toston du.I: Mndinc. ID se- 10"
V IO.s Cod Dila. 30 o.. receipts. 30 bale, 81
cns 5 bales SALTS 2OJ bales spnncrs, 90 Ja'c5i Stock
Lou,s,ILII. MAJ -7.-cotou dull NhtIAlF. lie.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-29
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

Burrno May 27.-Iake Receipts-whea ll3mop DuI'.
pairoBds Receips- Flour, 100 bbls.; wheat buV %
Corn, bush; oats, 5000 busi haeG T,t I UWs
Canal slirreuis Tor udeWatcr-N heat, lbioo gisi
road Sbi,p,euts-Tlour 1900 bush wheat bHouo bus'
Com 81 900 hush; cots GOOO bush; Barley 1'Vo a.
Canal frrghts urn Wheat, G4c Corn, &c Dn' 70
ksw.Yuik tolls inCigdod Hailt0ad Frr4hlt, hn" M
fOr Wheat to NewNcrk. FlOuF nTm and uichanL 100 -,
his sold Wheat In fair demand, sales o,ZoV Dis'
sLoJoygan 81 u G,500 bu.A. No Mi"Lu -. a. %
rive AT II 10; 900 hu-h 40. do, spoil ~ - -, on,
Corn, demand good scarce nini .aies, ioiuOV az
ule Western al bic; 80. q burh. No hlAtl W.
PTc " 200 hush kansas 20 arrive, nc boc
900 bul high Mlxcd Western jGc oa,s d"i ~ ie :
Western offered at 37ci sales. Rye ha's II
duh Pcat, Belnr AMI Seeds dun aug - a.
pork lower s2l Heavy Mess. Lard lowell T" ''''
IIigtviucs nominal ..,,.o
CHICAGO May 21-Flour dull ana unchanged " 49, ~
81 NJ 1881 O71 siot; ~ % -,
81 O77s June 68Ssasl 0s = July; No do soei h'ee'
but weak ard lIWtri 10 -
4btc Nav 1870 june liHc luly l,eees re arm M
e3c r. y M II de- srot; tgg. jj6J5 ~ Jul1'
doe July PORK dul weak AT 40 10 spot asa Junr Fa
iggi5c mot and June si2 i0e s2 l2H July sl2 co. ~"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-29

Dosr0v Nav 27.-Thc demand f0r Wool during me pAst
NC. WIS almost J.s.s''iy fHg I,w spring 't a l' e.
wa ~ mply in the market PIE, continue b rue
.tUrk Fleece wool I1 htty HA'H tft. >,
ohio and ru-, g1Tia cannot Do. quoted oFt go t'' N
in, t o 4Usfti ala - \ aId ls l'" 40,
Atu,.rrr,rs MAN ,tufrts are pHf'hl jug Only lI -'l
lots many believe r.t WITH tht 'dhthi" ''' p q
.,rrt ~ AL lu Michigan anu 7" lstou
su Fs.ers the wcr, about 5000 ~ pnucPdE al p" -
demand ftr trlfgTlt Won d. s," ih' s''.- 'n
pie l- ulu 70 nr Tho W'It 40 from l'H ' 'l ln-,
anI - I-s. .,r i@. The principal s.rs oil i, ','ol
s...r fffr quotation Tor f' ~
al, ,rar. iptt 90. choice NVIur va coli a go
t. outside iTCr Fnr huirc N"rtHti
Ludsr Ben Il quota Ions aud ar" az "s 20
Wool. d. n.-rcfoI fair ~ MEDIUM Washci ~ t-c' I'm
.4t.,l ~ 4ultd VOL l.
frics A. ls uu.atsfsct"ys tie sale e." tr N't were
iH.i. Ili aiH .il.it
tf cu0i average rnptrA ffr ' hr ~ -
st ,L ~ 10 got Over iOGi-c iO tho Sst L-7t.Iu
al Maine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-29

gust dull Shoulders s'c Clear Rib and Clear
fioSi Coz S Mi WEI siooo BUSH con- 1900
bush 9a $1,000 gg oa c6 Nh E Wea Ggssy bSS
Corn, lsoc0 bush, OATS $1,000 buslL Rye, 400 BUSH
IIStISSET1 Nay 27-Flour steady unclaimed. Wheat heat
s R sGe say and GG a az a. ok dn at S
IaEd afye SGeg ea ~ ,r,c Elk Ga H Clear
Kib and Clear sics, @lOc Bae9ndIi shoulders nc
im Fair to Good Light and Medium Heavy, 5000 -
Good heA At 81 ~ Whsky qnirt gg steady at u w.
Mi Wa ~, NAV 25Four sieady, inaelive Wheat firm
No Mn gSne IS "a JAW iisa cs 80 10 Go 9ss
Corn stealicr noieraie demand No p 40 c oats dll
easier No spring &C. DO, as. F1,rhs STAY
1900 6hs; whea', $4,000 bush shpments-toar lo'ooo
PHiitSEiiira Say 27Cloycrsaed sells small way ct
l6al 1imohy ~ Co 1S2 o. and fiaxseed 40
Bark offered ar s2g ton ouercrrUn. There is
cSs are 81 % @ IN S Se' f Far s se vSlacs
mostly nominal sales of 1000 bbls nadnG EAias n o.
90 5O Iennsylyania. Indiana and ono o. az SoSst
quioi frm sales OF Posyly Rel 81 40 al 81
E Use Il Tor Wc aS a sa s co Tor r Corn
e steady Is9net az ~ ~ 10Y ls'S @ SS 1i
set led White 81 7al4c. Prov isions move slowly; Mess
Laid, i2aI3a.c WHISKY, 81 10 for Western. Receips
5a S t to G zoo S ss oa is26 S bush Espoi
Wheat, lC0Ol3 bush Corn $1,000 Dts Bntier tult act
do do t.rss 25a2ic do d. SECONDS ~ re oSLSI iA
roll. Westein Extras' isa22c, do Frsts i7aise do
seconds lCUl7c. steady: New ok Fancy 10 lSc
10 Prime. l00lc.; western Fine Ia 2c do Prime
Sole. Eggs dull PCnIhy YSLl3, NcwJ Sfsry, ld
Fresh laal &c: Ncs;en do 80 3c southern DO; &c;
81 LOtls, May III lour ct, wck, little doing wheat
hrm,r; No Red Fa II 39ifbd, cash and May II 38i4g
al 40, June ~ -, July No dO 81 2iGsi - bd Soi
active but IoNgri no = f$4@t3 ~ cash; f2GiS,,c June
4idii'ic July. Qat' lul BE bid, cash SSe June re
Gn'r al C2at3c Barley duil, unchanged Whisky steady
unchanged Tor. dali JObbng 80 DO Lard au, nominal
curreBt make Ill c Bulk Meats Gul, nominal Bacon 1nu
shoulders, i5.c' Clear RIB C.ar Sides 1850 and lO1se
Live Hogs active NorEeIs, - 1885 Bacon - S24$g
Butchers, g. 9CdfG 20. Cattle slow, noniraij un
chauge ocepts-FlOur, 1000 bbls. Wheat 1910 l"ihl
Corn, fJOOD tLsh Oats 1000 bush; BARLEY, .OO) bush
HOgs 3l5 Cattle, $50. - 49,.
TOLspO, MAY 2i.-Fipur dull. Wheat dull; 30. White
Wabash bel. az ~ 30 b.; No. | White Michigan 81 $50;
iKtIa d. Al i0i Amber Michigan Il si 30 Go 81 10
No Kei Winter, II 3O No. Red 81 IL DO Dayton ana
Michigan Red Corn quic high Mixed, spot and May
Bee Low Mixed. 53c.s June, 6"c 40. White, BE- No
Grade May, 4e g; Damaged. Ale oats dn; No. and
Michigan, 33o. RcocItsll oCr 200 bis; Wheat $4,000
bush.; Cum. 2snUO bush. oats. 1000 bush ShpmeniS-
flo1r 200 bbls Wheat 4OCO bush Corn, 10000 bus oats
busl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-29
change:

Government bonds were quiet because Of the Inn
tied offerings rather than Of the smalness Of dc
mapd. Int the fve-tweuties were strong. Coupon,
old 1865. at 115 coupon, tSG7s at 1913 and reg
istered 1865, at 1855. Skies Of 1851 coupon, sol
at 1929; currency skies ruling strong at 121i2@
1879. Couuou ten-fories were easier at 1lS's and
new iyes. REGISTERED and coupon, declined from
1173sto117 Comparing prices with those current
early in January it is 10 be remembered that the
July and January issues now carry five months IN
terest. which makes the market now considerably
lower than at that time. We annex closing street
ouotations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-29
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

WAII1sT. SPUCULATION.-AIEX. FEOTHIEGHAM q
Co.. No. II Waist, New York, issue reliable STOCK
and financial report which they send free to any adj
dress They also send free an explanatory circular,
giving full information relating 10 speculation ia
stocks bonds, aud other securities, especially with
reference to what arc termed puts End calls,' or
privileges. now 50 popular and profitable.
The firm is iung established and reliable, and pos
sesscd of uueXcellcd facilities in their line.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-29
Totals .................s4,l 10000 s..


The receipts for the week exceed those OF any
week since the Bureau was organized by more than
half million.
The cable advices report distressing condition of
financial affairs in London, growing out OF continued
war rumors and though money continues abundant
and below the minimum rate of discount at the
Bank of England (2) yet the markets are weak ana
lower British COnsOls being down TO 94ll16 for both
series In United States bonds old lS6os are steady
~ 1o4l, and 1865 at 1922 but ten-fortes de-
clined TO 1854 and new fves TO lO5's tries were
lower; common, 49, and preferred, ID to H. Inc
Paris Bourse continues weak, and hVe per cent
Reutes declined to 1O3.35, later reacting to lO3oi2
Exchange on London firncr at 1928. In Frankfort
United states new ives were quoted at lo2' Inc
foreign exchange market was slow usual on sat
urdav. and firm at the rates given below
The selling rates We're on the OASIS Vi
81 s79.aSl IS, to the i for 60 days
b,us. and ST. s9l2G$i S92i for short The
continued disturbing cable dispatches had the effect
of STRENGTHENING gold, but the market was not par
ticularly active. The price was mp to llois' tle
highest of the week, the lowest having been llZH'
On gold loans the opening rate was flat borroWng'
while later / and per cent we've paid to have bal
ances carried. The Assistant Treasurer pad out 10
day $40 900 in coin interest on the puDhc dehI ana
100000 in redemption of called bonds, bringing up
the weekly totals TO Scoo,ooO anu P1o''''O -
spectivelv The import entries of foreign dry
goods at the port of Now-York for the
wool, ending to-day were 1867, 1852 the amount
thrown upon the market footing up S1,o57,G52',
and Of general merchandise to $i,273'27o,
making a total in gold coin valuation OF
S5.24O,422. The export ccarances Of domestic
produce for the week ending May % were to The
currency valuation of $5,2G2023. The specie
shipments for the week amounted to $9z2,l4O OF
which $Gls,700 was gold coin, American AID
foreign The days business at the Gold Exehang'
Bank covered: Gold cleared, $2Gl4l,Oo0; gold
balances, 81 2Os, 211; currency balances Sl,4s''-
954 The principal gold quotations were as follows;
llSS9932IIii$$' iaaS1o..iiii$$ $oo..ii5s
ilOO...ilS 1880 lib ! geo ..--.liSsi
We annex closing quotations Of foreign ex-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-29

CHICAGO 'fav 2-.-CtrItC FINER hut not quotahly hcher
active s ping steer. - 25g.i 81 best tJG>' 90 &c
Hos rcd. e. Gr,u packing. sB 1896 80 shipping
- a.. heavy % IpaS % sales mostly ~ 90 900
~ rr.trf- q. 100 cal. -HifsUt. t. tuuI hfa'.
IsuiAsAr.il-. May 2s.-lIous-IIyt - 5uGsO ~. lie
ceipt- - uyO head.