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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-10

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HTEX AS EMIGRATION AGENT" Hedalia,
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.FREE GUIDE 10 TEXAS" the land of
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Hons, rates OF fare and freight, full OF infor-
nation concerning our cities, rivers, lands,
IN THE MISSOURI, KANSAS e TEXAS
RAILWAY. They are sending thousands to
NIL parts OF the United States and Europe.
This goes TO show what they are doing Tor
Texns. THEY have lntely reduced their rates
OF fare ior eruganp almost one.haif. Their
trains nre crowded and special Trains are
frequently iUn 10 accommodate the people,
Ihey are spending thousands OF dollars In
fexns. They have twelve regular traveiins
concerning Texas throughout the United
states. They ask our aid In their enorts.
Patronage the MISSOURI, KANhAs y
TEXAS RAILWAY. 90 Noh ,n,i ,nS YIN
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ana enter the Union Depot, ~ there any
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-10
s0nAtCO AN0 CiuAus.

a.. ",nAN. O-Is worth nom Ws15r, accord.
tne shtock ~ large ana the demand very rood
,NlHhItS-H WORTH ffom 81 glNs ~ for d0meS.
We with HayRuN ittVrs. Market is uull,up,
Ply ample, demand fair.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-10
H'GD IDEN A-E4EEESsS
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Iron Cotton Ties
FACTORS AND PLANTERS.

Please take notice, that wGgreas there are
noiug offered Tor sale IN your locality hy par.
ties not licensed by as, lrIu Cotton Ties
with buckles having nn open sloi through
one bar Of the bICitlp leading into murtise,
We caution you not Ia WHlt" use or sell any
such 1ios either with new Buckles and
Bands, or sO-Coiied srooud-h4ud Burbles In
combination with new or pieCct BauGs, an.
loss bought frOm OuraulhoriLud nconts,
Our Arrow aud other open slot Bualllcs fOI
several years past nave oCrp sold ana
stamped "LiceUsed 20 use opuaGAly."
our attorneys uro instructed to hiring suit
against MI persona violating our patent
lights,
% FOR TuE.---
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-10
lyDITS CONNECTIONS FORM Yug
OONNMprIONa.

CONN cotton
AZ TENABKANA, with all trains ON 81
Louis & Iron Mountain II. x. for all points
North East ANA southeast,
AZ LONuNlEW JUNCTION and MIN
NICOLA, with tralna ON tho International
u X, Tor Tyler, Palestine, Houston. Calves.
ton aud san Antonio.
At DALLAS. win trains North and South
on Houston and Texas Central II. X. for
Shefmani Paris, Bonham, Mckinney, Cor.
MoNna, Bromond, Waco, Houston and Aus
Tin.
AtshkEVEPoRr, with regular limo OF
Hiti'cldSS Stcdncrs for Now Orleans.
rms line, boing tully equipped with ali
house Air brakes aud Miller IrusA Platforms
ana Coupler, ia unsurpassed for
speed, Safety and Comfort.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-29

sdss sc Bacon quiet shOu9sI e Gear RIB sides sSS
higher shoulders g $O short e e. $o Hams Ia ,a: aver
sieaSy Packing grades lsS2oc Hogs in fair demand
se io Ge%G FseFms g 5s ti Heay 70 sSOa SO
CENTS. 63SS shipments l6A; 49,.
steady; Extra White Michigan 81 4sa bid; Milling 81 lS
81 edi e. Az asksd "A no o. white Mesigsn q S9a Sd M,Ig n
siS New !se. o.,s steady waite western 4iSs bid
l7sls bqsh cgr bush 9a,s 5s7s bush J shipments
sa v. asTSHr s5 Ss MSsss g9sTGS q
s fo Is q corn S q s A9ggn' a 81 s1 G0
demand fair No p S3c Rye steady good demand NO
az dSS 3 At Barley fssSy no spring a snSaTSy So S9e I'M Mo-
sl6 75 January. Lrd-Prime steam held at q
bbs Flour 1900 bush Wheat shipments Obl& Flour
PHiLGDELPHii, Dec 2s-Petroeum inactive and lower;
ia Pf Sg TSo 81 81 sss * f3ee SS i s. 90 SGysT fonr e
higher but with only moderate demand saes ls,O bnS
Panty g na g noise family
S palent ana Siher hlSa gTades s. 1SSSg - dn Rye
yyans Red 81 &C. Western gfi s!s sssi x%Ser G 20
s6 on on bob Corn SSs Ss 1 & aSd il oSa demand
h Msw ff@T a., SAIL SsiS ,G s'ea1 %s &
whlskywestern, = i3 Butter without decded changei
Sirssts5 POW %s:sn E5ifas aSSSg55Si %, Fi
FTs 2osae Cheese quiet, Fancy
do Prime l2al 29c Western Fine 134aliie do Prime,
ware Fresh ssae wssen do aSse Southern @ o
26H2SC. Rcccipts-Plour 1,2 bblS; Wheat 500 bush;
Corn, $1,000 bush; Oats 4900 BUSH Barley, 900 BUSH
No shipments reported.
ST. Louis. Dee 2s.-FlOur firm and unchanged Wheat
sales lower Red Fall 81 40 cash; 81 409
bid January No do al "a sdsl 80 81 cash 81 30 p Jan
uaLy Com inactyei No Mixed 40 80 2c cash 1919
nary. Rye firm A. 7Oha7lc. Barley dun UNCHANGED.
WHISKY easier 81 0s round lots offered at 81 ~ without
buyers Pofk-$lG go bI cas sales SIG 65 January
Sl7 37s bid, March Lard lie asked l07sc. bid. gulk
Meats good demand held above buyers views Gle Sc,
and S1.o, for shoulders; Cear and Clear Sides &c
less bid Bacon quiet unchanged; only obblng trade. Lave
strong: demand active Common Fair - 6Jdf5 80;
Good to Choice 8 g5dse Il Fancy, So g. Cattle Jul
unchanged: very little doing. RCceips-2l 100 bh Flour
II bush Wheat 10000 hush. Cor, 1000 bush. oats.
1000 bush RYE g. 90 Hogs, $50 Cattle.
81 steady steady; No. 3Whte
Wabash 81 2sL. 30 White Michigan 81 80 Amber Mich
iean 81 a January 81 4i9i February. 81 4bH NO
Red Winter, 3 ~; No. do, = 49, January, 81 3li
Mixed 47o.; New IS qc No 2 46c; New, 454c Damaged
New - Lc: Rejected, 4j1lc; New 4i7c Oats firm No 2
30 .c Michigan 80 Lard quiet at 90. Hogs ~ for
all weighta Receipts-ls,O0O bush Wheat $4,000 bush
Corn 14uO bush Oats Shipmens-70J bbs Flour, $1,000
bush. Wheat, 1900 bush Com. 5000 bush. oats.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-29
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

BryPAto Dec 98-Rsilroad rccelpts-Fl0ur, 4,0O bb@:
WHEAT ~ 500 bush; Corn. lS4OO bush; pat l2ID isI'
HsrCy 1000 hush; Rye, 900 bush Shipmehts-t tl"uI'
SlOibls. Wheat ~ 800 bRsh.: Corn, lSiui BUSH oaih
rs 900 bush; Barley, 1000 bush Rye Loo BUSH Ilo
market generally quiet but hrm for Hfaln ana fIr
400 bnsh Michigan Spring at q Boz 400 bush Wine ler
a. ~ al CornESsles ~ 1000 bush No. d ~ o2ej Ou
I,sh Iow Mixed rOie o 5jC Oats dles, LOO D1sl.
Mcbifan at 3qc Rye-saleE ~ 400 bush West m nv soc
ati@y duI and har Il sole sales 81 800 b3s fourIoweu
ate al 7-c Mali nn trade inquiry az ulThangcd pIe
Tor Tie last ten days 800 bbls at ~ lOa
~ 20 faT city mas Pork and Lard quiet and hfm al TN
sthanae6 prires Railroad frcights unelanged -.
.Sc ,gn Dee. 2SFlour quiet but hrni western
.sss o5, Minnesota 50 75aS7 Wheat qu-tlt e1t E'
sr.y lower: No Chicago Spring Al y a. shsh " -
IanIary; al 26ls FrlraIyj 81 % e. March 20 & ' ae'
81 ioisa; l2 Rejected 07a9sc Corn unsettled Dut gen
eIsly y Ibar Febrnary; Rejected 3s2c oats qlet 1ut
.le cash: 3il4c. January; - feDraaB is
S'H o5 lf3JLc Rye in fair demand ane nrn ~ & hai
..duu and lager AZ 90 ladtec. PORK ercea aIa ~ mgn
2e "a cash; sl6 S}GSl6 81 p JanuATgi III ~
Iii s9GsI7 So Mateh. Lard ae,iys nIn am Fei,sry
d hitll 27 March Bulk Meats active sHaA spa1 hr,
Silny IL Sho1drfs Giaagsc; short RIB sides So snor'
gss sies S5e Whisst steay and unehanee: M
Tinr 4 900 bIs; Wheat, $1,000 bu1h Ieah Yo ~ ~
i,n' % o0D bush; Rye. AiO0 bnsli Ehrlr vV n
Shinments-Flour IL 900 bbis Wheat S2o, o1sn srIsv
81 DO bush oats 1900 bush. Rye Low Ou'i' D'
S2yv S2ysssaTI Dec 2s-Flour iair demand and hgser g
.r.r s9 i03s6 75. Wheat quiet but trn l', ~ -, ~.
~ IA corn ouiet hut firm at t29i5c Oats qhs p py
aec Rve ouIst steady at SOC baIiey glN
~ r.1 70 sirs az Pork higher % slI asfs, in .1L
s,ass Repdered l01ss1lc Kettle doI ~ ~ u .1ch
Meats higher; Shoulders, Gcs cash. 7sa' cp ou'e'
New-York tribune., 1876-12-29
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

EEwYoEK Dec ga BRgyEs Recepts cars or ~ zs
SAME Il me last week The quality wss generally % lna pv ic
- nrne cattle hence, though there WIS hesap a.
sSyapce The ngures independent OF qnsi t en avSr
cline The market was ys2 % less t5an 900 n sold
a. sc The most Of stock Of grade 70 sen & Liop
81 . 4ILsre were no Texans and only single car poo
SnJa which went below Sac with lVlc r. st S All, Re yerv
h, pee hcra The foreign shipments s peer WIZ W ~,
& -, veekbet1een LOO and l40O eafcasses ifo
mort There we're 2 fifsh cars 81 "t1tef" "'''0N '
eeysa . ~ today so 23 bus At 50 62sS 20 Sw ~
@ 1ttye zen eio b6 n &c steers at ssfep mostly ~
Bg9 AZ &C. few Of them 90 1853 at ebcp % vi AVA Nv
New-York tribune., 1876-12-29


,rvypyoor. Dec 2s-rots-Fa, don At y Western
4n8 tGI Con- ciqs} 'a IN AZ Sra ,,r t-y u
81 IIrls- Long ca tu.' ai id sL'''ta 'l @ a. 80 - M
EoaIIga i a z,ei z 5rd si p PS, 2 Nrl cr Il a. Ies
~ mr CIly du - 400 I-"hun - ', .'H'i d. " .
@ t., ~ occ stcity arGs Lafl Ol Non. 1 9, nrEst
I, NJ, ~ do .aiy At io5 Winter sauhsr steady
- II Western steady at 1913 CcEi-Sa 7o'l STEADY ~
iyuIoor Dec 2S-I22o ? mco',on - acyg and lover
~ ia. inclung 1000 -,euatou SUD export re-
c,ip,- $4,000 bde Of whoa - 9l9 ,rt' 55r,
f5fuary dcyr, alsa e. ., q tae s,9,. a. g.. ?
g'y v1I d. ugia1ds Los Mildn, clause, Arri end May
Srryr> 65 81 Jplaud- low sduirg 'iau-. shia",l 80.
yuHncr nl n',gm,5, ..i ra ,,,y XIII clI,c; Ui4nG.
Low Mg claus -u,!I oI Jauuar' go. FsD' ua{ shn 3d.
~ = quarter ,or 6d MNed Wc,."1i Flogs - - DsL
ior Western; Ia; hfS t%gM,' M M vtl S Psa. 81 qaarcr
Eo,, 2s2 M a"S Cg9HAiA g X GGil%n: .I.n
stpr', HaTcl aad ,rrl, ,a. "i.~
10 ao6 bale. we're American Upnnds Low Md.ag 'aIae
January aud February dcdvery. 6"s c.,,,o ro NIL
aa cl1se. IauGarg aud Fcbroaf, esiyg. e' rpand'
Low Ndng can. Argh a1d AI5il @ d%iys[y ,r s,s
Low midlUe CLAUSE December delivery go yraas i@n
lands low Mddng clause smpped N9y,H'g ah" ~ , gn
Der. ,ail 0s.aia; p'an1n M ,s Ip,gn,s Low gulfug
6ane shipped Jannaiy and Pbruaf, SAIL u zd L"ra o.
pr psr6 Dee 2s"f:yeung Refined Petroleum % a3d
valSa Go1-nsn Con- % ia io - =. ncso oi. or both money
aud hc account L. = Bonds 1862, 1882 New ti'oo IO' .
isric IaiiHay shares, y . = -. go.
ucut,-, ut 81. zoe. Tor Nc account o., , ,
Lg.b0S, Dec. 2S3 j.. uihe pr9in uoh OF the laiA Va
EIrs N reserve lltbuv, which last wcck was 5l pT
@ now Igs per ccnt The bullion in the Bank "i rs.nd
sa decreased al 1000 during Le past week ConSoiS 'l'id
,or bnth lsoney ile aUouu"L , ,.,,.. ,.t,t
drawn irm he Bank of Engu on balance ioGaT t4hOOJ
InNDUS, Dec 2S-i j. nj. - b"Ed7, 4c"ss. u ~ a. :
6yf i07 PARIS adyiccs quote per cent rentrs al io'
Io%Dos. Dec. 2S5 p. Refined Petroleum 22G2sSl '
gallon 49, - ~, ,,..,.. h,. A..
c,,rs,,i ~ 900 names during the past Wtek. ,
-. niteO States bonds New tNes lbE
SIWFlr Dec 2S.-PctrOleun "a VI for fibe Pals Amen
New-York tribune., 1876-12-29

The attention of investors is directed 20 the advcT
tisalnept of the Controller soliciting bids Tor bonds
of the CITY of New-Yor, to be received and opeHeI
Al o'clock y. IN. on Jan. ., 1877. Also 10 one oi
MeSSrs Verlnilye & Co, who offer choiee Iol Oh
muuicipal bonds Of undOnbted value.
The ipteyesf dividend upon the certificates OF IL,
debtednrSs of the Suburban Gaslight Company Will
be paid on and after Jan. z. - -, a.
The Ridgcwood Insurance Company has Gs-
ciarod semi annual dividend of per cent. pay aDle
Jan. . c,.
The Great Western Marine INSURANCE Company
has declared a semi-annual dividend OF per cent
1be NIAGARA Fire Insurance Company has de-
clared seIni-annua dividend of per cent, payable
on and after Jan. 2. ,,., :.
The following savings banks have declared III
terest dividends: payable at the respective dates
The New-YOrk, 6 per cept per annIm, Jan. ~
German. : Der cent, Jan. 10 Citizens 9 per cent,
Jan. Is East River, 6 per cent, Jan. 10; irving
g per cent, Jan. 10, aud Excelsior u per CENT
Coupons of the following bonds, maturing Jan. l,
1ST7 will he paid on and after Jan 2 at the Gince
OF Nessrs ". X. Jesup, Patton d Co, No. oZ VIII
ia,n-st Chicago and Alton Railroad bFSt mortgage
81 Io1s Jacksonville and Chicago Railroad second
Tortgage Joliet and Chicago Railroad frs; mort
eage Dnbnaue and Southwestern Railroad pre-
ferTei first mo$teage Dubuque and Sioux C't%
Railroad first mortgage; Charlotte, Coiumb'a ana
Aurusfa Railroad first mortgage, ana COluihDla ana
Augusta Railroad first mortgage.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-29
COTTON MARKETS.

CINcNNAT Dec. 25.-Coon steady MddiIng. 7sc; Low
MIdfllng ~. Good Ordinary, lOic. net receipts 2L3
bales; shipments 2S bales sales l67 baesi stock llSG6
LOUISVILLE Dec 2s-Cotton firm Hiddling. llsic.
NORFOLK. Dec. 2S-Cotton firm Mdding, llS4c. net
receipts 2Sj tales sale 800 bales sIoc. 3soJO bales
exports CoisLwise 2,1Oj bales. $500. -,
PHILADELPHIA Dec 2S-C0tton Ouiet; MddlnE l22o Low
Middlng. I2c daod Ordinary, IL i2c; net receipts 4t9
MglFiis bee 2s-C1ron arm MIdllng II gal 'sc; net
receipts 33sl bales; shipments lOjO Oaes' baes -''UO
GArvr.TON Trc 2S-CottOn hardening; Midflng II &c
Low Mddrg. II .c Go1d Ordinary, lose. net receipt
HaIrnfGRr Dec 2s.-COtton firm; Nildlng l2sdlgbe (;
Low MddiHg, II sbll Lc; Cool Ordinary 10 ci Ero's r
cript 2I bales exports coastvis $50 bales sales SO
baes; suiuners, 40 hale' stock. 2,~s0 bales -
MdUlGg &c. Good Ordinary, lO55t; net rrceipts 8lO3
bales eXp0rts 20 Great Britain I6lI bales coast"lse
15o balc salg 700 bales; stock 80 w GaieI; MID
ding, ls-. low Mddiug, ll'sallhc; Coed Ordinary
l0Gl9 Rei Ieso. S3l ] ball , sySA an strong sr p' Mid
duug -. Nddhng, II ~. Good Ordinary lie:
uei receipts. S6i bales gross 69jt bales exports 10
Great Britain ralrs co stwis iJj bales; sales lzoOO
s5srSS. De- Cotton qgie, Mdng. p Low Mid
cling, ding 9G 5G Sas. i. ais q bacs sock S5s bales
eH,iuLr. pee 2S.-CoitOn strong: MoihGg llNcf Low
N,dIiina ilc Good Ordinary, lO5c.; net receipts 5a
baes sales. 1900 bIss stock, 1bI1l halG, ,,, to,
ATg3-,TA. Dec. 3-.-cutun fra; Mddhng, ll'Ac.i 20"
liq' , hals Dec, Dee - cotton higher Niddng II sr; Low
M.sGlmF ~ er Good Or mary. lDAc: T"cripls' i,o,O
hl- shipments l.iO3 hales. sales, l4SO bausi socA'
'2',sIysIGy pee 2sCotton armer; NidIng l2lc; Low
Nidime Use. Good Ordinary, Ic net rcgipt% -Dlu
bales: ypars 20 France 23i3 balesi sales 2oOO Oa'e'
-iOck. s9.t5l bales
PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.
rgoyIrgVcT v. l. Dee gs.-Prinung Cloths IN more 10.
quB. With siles a. l'T. Tor sAh''iI an" ENi' V'A'
New-York tribune., 1876-12-29
GENERAL MARKET REpoRT.

TULH-DAys Dec. -. 1910 ,
AsHES-There was nothing new, traie was gusL snG s
pr'ces nvmnay unchanged at 4c for FO's ahd Ot0 iO
Pearls.
COFFFE-Md Coffee was hIm but quiet at previous lilees
Java, 2ld24c gold 500 baga MaTacaiDo sd nv lJe
thst description still being i7al9 tc, gold Ilo n ino' m
but frm az 17l0g02c gUd fof Odnery 10 Pfihc III
voices, AID H4a22c, god, fn tObDahg otsi ne ses y
pfed bt boeIs considerably eDc0nfagca ~ i'""'
ady res from Rio JapeirD.
CyrfQyFhe market nn the spot was - higher Win an m
iDPr0Ved demand hers and an actye and hgbef mfAe
Nerppo sales OF 1919 bales lof which 1l4 sI no
ouDg 20 OT export lb5l for home Consumption an ~
fer speculation the 300 bales yet 10 sT1y lOVO
bales delivered contract. The rces ~ the
sr - s,f - ~, ~, ~ M oaa .fieas.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-29
COFFEE MARKETS.

RIO JAyrIGo. Dee 27..Cyice market animated prices
change on London %. AEerage daily rc'P.. du.ng W.
week GOO BAGS; shipmrns 81 The wee i1 r manner
~ ~. .UOn bags to the United states
5G O BAGS bt 'iedrrTanean none salrS Of me NerS
10 tbs Channel and NOrtn ~ Europe 2ibD haIs 'I tb
Trtts states $1,000 bags for Che Net' irauean, 5000
baes stock 900 bags Fesbts Prr sahag vessel "r the
SISTcS Dee 27-Conee market vrry animated prices ad
arng, Superior santos. 6IOOdt tDpO reA per 10 kiios
Aversg daily receipts daring tho wcsS 2loo ~
of be week cOuHti's, 1900 bagsj 10 thc Chfr
n. ami Mediterranean bags sales oi tho Wesk Tor
Trepe 10000 bags; FOR the United StateS nono STOCK
slaa.n 49,.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-29

on osrts discount. The United States Treas
cago, % Washington received to-day $5OO,OOO ma
sanaaI ars bank notes for redemption The customs
feeep'Ss Ssooa @S 0o9 Tie following is the Clearing
eelpS gatement to-day: Currency exchanges; S13,-
6S;ss 6Ss 5sl; currency balances .2S29&23 ~ g"id eN-
ss-a,' 's13 54I 1911; gold balances. 81, SJ9,Q74
en2i yi - - continued strong demand for United
~ sacurities from institutions, and careful IN
eltors who are content with no security about
yes here can be any question, and consequently
w. heir attention 80 this class of Investment as
W.. sa.s5ine both profit and certainty Prices are to
~ ~ cent below the range Of quotations current
AZ "a and IL is estimated that the requirements
~ "sySrious monetary institutions tax eXemp-
ol and otherwise win not fall short OF S25 5,OoOOOO
ho Tween now and tho middle of Febr'ALy. 1t Is
sorthy OF note that the break down IN % dS during
5i"sst 10 months is much lager than che declint
g I'D To-days market was generally steady, ana
,iss;;ng ~ s; street quotations are "a follows:
New-York tribune., 1876-12-29
STAikkiL
0aa Low Middhag.


slne' Good ordipRv..,l Mddlins :; =, II iG e
vance q sass. safes yeste,,iay alter M ReGsmger e
I2si,e 100 I27s Iarch $40 13ss COO f5is April 300
1ss,s totai 5000 bnies First ca to-day bar 100
100 balss Third oell-yanasSy 200 lS'Isi Apr. 10,
l3i4s Auauisl 100 IA t0ia, 400 haleA salts bnay up
% y M Deceuller lsOo l2sis ZOO " SnnnAry gO
~ 1Ssxee "a seS 9oa 1saS s so iass iao iss,
&C., issgS 1000 i2iSls; ZOO 12Isai 200, i2"ts; 100
New-York tribune., 1876-12-29

ll9siss 900 70 100 l2Hss March 400 ls5s 200,
1879 0 l3h l60O l31se; April 800 1889 100 1888
200 lSsas 200, Slssa 200 1919; May, 800 l$ols LOO
1872 june 100 1Sa4 go, lSs12i 400 lSS July; 20i,
IA total 800 bales grand total 25a0O bales The mar
New-York tribune., 1876-12-29
Banking 6onses ano Bankers.
FISK g. r. a TCH,
BANKERS,
No. s NAssAU-sT.. NEw-YoRK.

We give particular attention to DIRECT DEALINGS IN
GOVERNMENT BONDS at CURRENT MARKET RATES
and are pepare at all tunes buy sell In large or small
amounts 70 suit all Of investors Orders by mail OF
telegraph will receive careful attention.
We shall DE pleased furnish Information IN reference to all
connected with investments in Government BONDS
We also buy and sell GOLD and COLO COUPONS, COL
ITCT DIVIDENDS and TOWN, COUNTY, and STATE
COUPONS &C., and buy and sell on COMMISSION all MAR
KETABLE STOCKS AND BONDS.
in our BANKING DEPARTMENT We receive deposits
and subject draft and allow interest to be cred
tied monthly averaging for the month from sOO
to at the rae three per cent per annuu aud on BAL
ances averaging over 80 900 at OF four per cent
FISK g. HATCH.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-29
DenilsIrp
6orsss. Carriages, 6arnrss, &r.

A SSIGNEE's SALE of CARRIAGES, finished
n unfinished and all stock tools and fixtures Of the
IaIe firm OF MINER Co. l2l, 1913, and l25 East 22dst
sale TO commence 10 o'clock ON FRIDAY, Dec 30,
without reserve. GEO. HOLBRoOKE, Aucti0neer.
A UCTION HOUSE OF ARCH; JOHNSTON
IN (Iate Johnston & Van TasselD
OFFICE, 81 LlBERrYST.
Evening Post Building.D -
THE HORSE AND CARRIAGE BRANCH OF OUR
HOUSE Is 10 2l, %, aud % THIRTEENTHST,
University place.
The viii be conducted precisely the same STREET
and principles which have always characterized tho
eDss house and the respect and confidence Of
ne community, we'll as the public at large,
REGULAR SALES EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY,
AT 10 O'CLOCK.
Entries for sale be made through the mail.
Snn SLEIGHS, CARRIAGES, ROBES,
prices; also $50 and secondhand
Carriages Coupes aRdaus Carence curtain Coach Rock
aways Pony Phaetons Roan and Express Wagons Har
sc. WM. H. GRAY, ~ ana ~ NooslefsI
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FoUKrn NATIONAL BANK ~ IiE ynS Cilf ~ re- ls76

,,-,,,, y ,TI-S1T DASK ~ THE CITY OF NEW I9nK
fotktH NAii'"NI "' NTW.YoRK, Dee X 1876. .
NOTICE is hereby given, that the anmlll anml
,ncstnr of tbe ~ areh0lers OF The Four NalOai b @
., 80, go ~ Nrv Work tho elect on OF nlIrcis anu
az election the ensuing eaf vii O ny.
sECOSD TUESDAY t9th Janaarll OF AN Al, ,inh a., ,be
at 2 o'clock noop. at the Banklhs''ous"o vi ' '' "
'l} q" given that a special or called meeting
u said Bank mas beTh us9
,,ii s hed a, the same Jiue and iace, lr wy P P, %
strrs Do necessary OF proper ~
Caital stork of Fourth Naoiu hhA D M - {bon
New.Yogk time 10 iins 20 sum , ,sp 0f thr BOARD
- ,tnrs o aid Bank best promote s inter. slH a ,r,
W md fo vote upon ncndmeit or %lIi2n ~ m ~ d t1i
81 ssfriatuu said Bank, whereby y. ,.s ~, canit
'p - I'D ks.oCiaon. nom time 10 uilc 10 Su.H sI'
r. ihap Ihr,e millions O dollars a. VIA ~ m 10 s1 ,rIs
i,.si UTunp,e tlse inter SIS Of sal blA' anu aiin
necessary or proper 20 sht.t 9I. -, a. N m
Polls win open at l2 ~ aud e&IsSSTHoSY ZANE Cashier
nROpOSALS FOR $233,4S3 BONDS OF lE
z'i'D,Ii >. - Won ALDERMEN, AND COMMONALli
1F Til 4; cry or NEW YORK; 49,, "a Oasce
scaled pnoposai. be received ~ lso M hen the
nh A.. tho whole OF any ps. " to
@ ~ tS - is II Mayor AlderIns HnI no 30
is7N snfitlcl act 10 provide ef pay inu' % ~, ~
~ afuOriss and dflfOOms III 'ho Nv! VI
E.W.Y0rK passed May 20 l7iu NJ, z nor cont uer an.
said Bonds Interest at We .e p ,eeg In each
ycar aqd ihe principal viii be redeemaDe 'hic0 yu'
Each proposal should seaed and indose ~ S CIV Of
pfris ~ fie sfavor Aldermen, and ~. -, la
Hey VCrk snT nfosed second envelope auIesS' " ~
% tht reserved on the part Of te 70 b
any or al Of The lids II IN hs Jhushi0n' 'i' ~
CIsppfaiiii" ~ tii itSfiinatIm sec city Record ,
City Of New.York, Department OF Finance
.an.. ~
New-York tribune., 1876-12-29
FISK g. HATCH.
Gnplnas Banks.

H. '- HEw.YoRK, Dec. IL, 1875
4 AsEMIANNUAL DIVIDEND at the rate of SIX PER
CENT per annum on Of Five Dollars and upward and
not exceeding one Thousand Dollars and Of FIVE PER
CENT per annum Of one Thousand Dol
lars and not exceeding Thousand Dollars which shall
have been deposited at least months the lst day OF
January next will be allowed the DepOsors and will be
payable after
MONDAY, JAN. 15 1877,
in accordance with the provisions Of the Bylaws
by order OF the Trustees
SAMUEL r. BROWN, President
New-York tribune., 1876-12-29

NEW YORK, Dec %, 1873
COUPONS of the following bonds maturing
Ian l. 1877, will be paid on and after Jan &C 6ne ONCE
OF Messrs N, X JEsUP, PATTON u 20, NO o. "nA'n-S''
NSeHiCAGo AND ALTON RAILROAD FIRST MORT
n a HE~. ST LOUIS. JACKSONVILLE AND CHICAGO
RAILROAD sECoND MohTdAGE JOLIET hinoaE AND SIri;
SOUTH WESTERN RAILROAD PRkfERRED M q ;, tdhSp ~ ~
sSoaTa AGE DUBUQUE AND SIOUX OIfE lAIisEoAD u ~
stpsT sUts MoRT1AaEi CHARLOTTE. CObU MBIA AND
AnGIIsTA RAILROAD FIRST MohTgAaE OoLJUih-
New-York tribune., 1876-12-29
Business Chances.

lime HARDWARE STORE FOR SALE
complete: location excellent best reasons ior
selling valuation $4,000 viii take "a 900 cash and balance
n jmirovei real estate improved Harlem-lots considered
principals only OWNER, 2SS West 5eth-st
New-York tribune., 1876-12-29
In the city bank stocks Continental l26l sold at 20
ami American Exchange az at I05. The quota
tinns nIe as annexed
* current quotations.:
nMAr.lstTlanG ln7h :

Thcre was n large and well distrbuted DuslntSs III
railroad bonds the transactions covering SO diner
enf varieties. Prices generally irR. We an
New-York tribune., 1876-12-29

PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.
provtryNry r. l. Dee gS.-Prinung Cloths in more 10.
o ~ viI ,ifs Al iac for STANDARD and Extra tiAbl
cloths Market rnscd irul.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-29
THE MARKETS.
TCaremiiy repOrbod tor rHs rGiairSN.l
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Eey North Rfrer VeSsels ana RuTO1fS

''''' THURSDAY, Dec. 2s. 1876