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fir y %cr9iics etc. ETC., tpcSu b'rie!os BIT h itine
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tOte iloo jer:r Set Ill cfr %. gtrabe gu Be-
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cor Ntd1nlonb.

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alien 9eipbhnli0en Stdtlpren.
3'8e, meI4- Sid upaO UNI tC:rO 81. 81 r%ertaicn,
InDren tdGlid, UNI enltrr az in Snnroer. 0rnii1 @or'
uen@ptile GpaclQtteep'ae Spp, WAdun's 'Hioe CT, @recns
irrre, IaSn hprr, Gtrantpn, Setter. @tatprr', GDpy
n9fet unr allen Stattpden rreisttd pun N1esban9
nc ptnnip attpn'3lse re Iaffen ;tidmpnp fur Grr-
%feEaptae unp allen 3miiber Staitpuen tdgli6 (&pnu,
tags euslenpntntel Lr1 4!30N ".
9eue Sniaftnascn fabret nit Ser. 1000 2use, spt-
ihen Sid pnr ufh gc9indtpa.
3nle fpnlnen IN Gld,npno an nte fplet:
Grpt eB 9 $40 td9lth .. 50
g'lt 3uatd LID t1prnta9e dus9er ON y I'M $3.50 " 81.
aetp nirratipn3n tl8tt6 (5pnatags aisB. 1900 @.9P.
3u0f. trelde IN @itnpnp a.. tpmmer,. talten Bel Ten
Stdrpnet an, ipie pben,.
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nnb 0arpiae u"b 8tdmprb unp Ietsrsbirg Gilenbabn,
lrnte ron aS nab Mitmpn6.
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@eneral 9ais8ierr uHb Gidcts MSen.,
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m.tnnuy tteE gsleitcT netit Snnarationen.
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belpr9s
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6 beiapeafe un5 Sbio Giftnbubn.

Gbsisseate pn6 Ebio G;f:ebatn,1
9aia0ier. Department
NibGscnp, I'D, II. Diat, 1876
Nm INN nad) Scnt p. @tai 1876, fab,sn
bic Yillae eE-3iiae, ME- fog,
, 1876-06-15

Capt. Sen Scott, farbls, lit ein Guns
oioat fiir bic Gtelle aIa Superlntenoens
, 1876-06-15

ten ocs &ettcnsongcs, nnS ipiro BON
Gbef neg Gcuerbeportcments ulo onos-
rem 8iirgern empfoblen. Ser jcBigc
Sn9obcr Der @teNe 1T Capt. g8iltenion.
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Jn9cAteur uah Gurerinten' st4.
, 1876-07-26


hsyn not iett tho DemoeIatIc party sooner. Tbcy
Ssg gsdsa sss sf 81: sss @ xtesa sss bss Ss
that ave aald for years that there was nnyer any
bssn an on,cs.seskar, should hasa iott Tho I'D
s5y 9eg % ps sa Sa .s
party quietly, 10 th!s aIuau ehnuld be hcaped
ckaagas my conviction y TO i,y duty, uniy 10 il.
ten;!ly I'd sonam T. hPIsausSS; Ss,n w.,
party j. that hayo 20 falth ia II tcheer.j, aud no
feared would como to tho front, and whom now
know aud seo hars come. and whose coming has
aads ny way elesr snS, ana my sossse Of duty Isa
ssa s ~ fs es sffpx IL h ~ oo,oa s o
ps!n sns snoSgh SS Aons she III ' oeaEs sSa
oi any nosu wero Floyd and Jake Thompson, tho
Democratic Secretary of War and Secretary 0f ths
Interior. They stole from the Government thoy
10 deatroy e; and bea!dra tho!r erimea and cor
e e. us pass a
Significance.
Why, old Jake Taonpsop, encouraged by tho
Isaanss o. nsn Ill., r. A. spsssn t. went doMa g
demanded Investigation, l,ouitoasly saying that ho
down lhero blowing, and got sued for tho naUnuy
that he sto!o tos tug liepes. lurcAs clscrlny: II
down iharc. unaer. the prolscton pf tho Hebul
shallow ct Ben lilli, anI demand investigation
lLauyhter.1 Int, like tile child covered With the
also hal ths Roul seRse 10 die. lie wa. at Fort
Dunsl.on wits the other "couztitation' huggcss,
had stood LIS ground Ike = brave nau,, he would
probably have had tho good fortune to do earlier.
llAughtes1 put 10 II out, lie GOULD steal for
the Contt4cfucy, but he wasn't Willing 10 ule for
It. fLauxhteF. II
II IL h1 fault. gentlsmsn. AUD not mine. that his
This 1nompAon and this Floyd Weso the lAat 81 tho
nxNocFutlc FuleEs, and they represented tho dom.
lnatlon OF Tho South IN tho Democracy tLen. Ann
Floyd. ara again pressing to tho front u aaaume
party eonsIoL a: they haye come ~ ieadess., I
Dsnoczstia saaks. tchssis.l Ta!s, tsllow-etn'
, 1876-07-26

EcnN. g why I am hero Tonight. l1scnewcd
ChrcEs.
rlnat|:. gentlemen. would tay, keep a rolld
frnnt, a,1. We II fsnt then, l''ht4t., thupc anil
think We will. NJ, With Won. aud with ynt. IN
earnest. threat cliecrlng.l Elosr up for tic tight
They mean butfnr1s, An,l VIC iaus,. [Apr,au.e.
i ii some. hing of the old fHh, only u h. 10 ls
fought At the baot.b fn@ten. of of, the batflo.
1cld. (1tcnrwcd npplhuAe. Frequently repeated.
thank yon, gentlemen, for having heard he 70
patiently. BAYS not tried 70 make q .prscl; am
noxscf Civ sny t ,e
rar1'a Tina 10 nltku brief nnswcr 10 few Of tbs
many mad md senoNonA c!lnrgrn which hsvo been
mndo against mo because ~ my act.
audience rose to It's feet with three cheers for
him and tia speech; and the martini band, hnv-
Ing In 1t the baud OF the old Hecund Iowa, with
the same old drums, played q Hall 10 The Chief y
with an junction TINT fairly electrified Tie audi
cncc, and brought back 10 the old so,,!crs pres.
cnt the vivid memories Of the days wien they
were At the front, led By this aalna band.
, 1876-07-26

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gaa Iss ssd ssss sSs snns tSs w2S9 to H.
s!ts.ng at ong side, md who was drummer 81 Com.
NJ. Aoors. sittlns lheEo [pointing to Mt. W. i.
Moore. Of the Sccondl, hnows about It, too, and
Sepsa s t. OF sspea =. .o wsea ea
esat. rhs socoud Iowa can swear to TINT, nj Tho
ciEcumstances wern these; -.
ltivef e taEo Foil Henry ii S.jso learned that
e se Ny Mss e{S,' sa III. sts ., sinfs ays
officers OF thn steamboat that was with my regt.
tun!ty 70 delay u, hat wo couldn't roach tnera
~ %s Ss, ,"n When W arrived at Sm!thlsnd :e es.
point q tae GaySHet and placed ais d ssoii!srs
ihe Captain and iiiot 10 i've = Minute Il auy ~ so
sdsnt @ haprs,nsdM ~ ,a Ms,,s tG .hs bast lSheen Capt
al wte knew sss nd d as eroSe .os1 IT,
know that hc would hays performed his duty. but
whu was an Old stcaaitoatinan, ioli uos hat thc
half cord Of w0od on ths boat altogether; and
point beyond tbs reach Of fuo and 70 prevent our
Eetting to Fort Douelson.
10 .ss sssu 5dsssa hasa
pFots.ts! thst y aian,s @ neea 4; @ thss = Ia
pnlj heiup. (Laughter.l liz landed thv boat
o4 Messl ta' p spo, 'hs hs
Ssad 81 ss VICE. eSe sas ei1sa @ q
naKins q bargua liz ssId We couldn't take!t: l
fsa aasa.d ReiA'&: e. u te aud ssssy ~ s
meut, officers aud ALL waro soon loading wood,
, 1876-07-26
CITE Real. ESTATE.


Ton f,sLE-Dr T. Il. nnrD, ROOM II. 14a MadI.
sa'an- -Ttrrr nnc os,acon tr.cx dwelling. an. tots
cn 0aas!1.N- near bcnfSsrn. Fuuth tront. aud cy.
EEy Improvement.
fio,iot-. .1ts1, down2 lstgn a.storY aai na,crarnt
ftIwn R0He 0LtnGUb ff2nt dwellings, md lots, sunt
ftont, rxrk Az. halt block IT Dnlon Parht half.
y. .sph-4 new octanon front heck dxelinss md lots
on !aGkson.st. eat of trAsI!t: ai.un dnvn.
et.pb-stl.ndl arrra 'ettaEr mil ~. 2Ht1ro cast
ffnnt. on A1sh. nv. ret 1ttItY sai Thirty
kerond-.tt sGrrat bargain.
81,1Jl-Slce 7.rooir rhttaxo, lot 24.IG. with barn,
fonth fFcnt on nortirhht cvrMrf larrl.unst and c+
erp.tp.tft+ buck xEAk Of WeAtstn. az ntnaln.
E6Jl-Gsah-g.r,ntn rottfEe. lot. and hasr. No. ala
NORTH Ashland Az. c',rncr ltt hctrr Than rrnt!nR
nortnwe.t cofnor Taylor md Cypress :sts
Ton BALR--isEaT |1,KsInENCR. AND OHlt1NH9
esp.ed. sipNgY Il. sEA. ios fltiR:av. N"S'' ~
T>OR sALE-A FINE RESIDENCE on WANAaH.
Az. ncaf Rtxtcenlh.t., viii Aa k0I ckeapi aiNl hne
reatdehcc on West WashlnEton'st. II. J. GOODRICH.
l15 DcArhoEn.at. -
IIun sALE-FiIsT.CLAss CKSTEAl. nAslNE Ess
s'{N9os II Fl sss
I;oH. aALE-cuEAr. DwgLL1Sus % A%D 10
j. hberdtEn.kt.,e 10 rN1mA each. AddftAs T. A.
BLAIR No. 3tH Weas AdaMs.iL
, 1876-07-26

I EWAltD FOR THE HETuHS or 4 AJAtA.6CltEW
klnszhury sAl Ohlo tts."
, 1876-07-26

:
lAlvuncEA LEliAL.LY AND QUIETLY trirAiNEu
- e. uMy Sta1f. tur l4c2Anaiili!!!y, 81 l:s.auAeo
Adlrr4 Il. II. 6!Als. 81 A.hianl DlDsk. pItts.o H.
IolyulCks LEuALLY AND QUlETLl durAlAED
=! " Y,ory sass ~ istrIoIy 81 !nuoa@.!el!isy,
expeTlslcs. A, liJ.lnLsli:M ~ ntar1uru@k
, 1876-07-26


NVANTED-TO nENT-1 NICELY FURNISHED
w bedrooms and kitchen en- suite, for light hous
keeping. Answer At onrc. llOMnU5y.3la Michigan. ay.
N1TAsTED-To RENT-A OOOD FURSIsIIED
w rooIl. North Side, ca4t OF CarksL and south Uf
frrrtd Address giving particulars, d 81, Tribune
unlcc.
ITANTED-T0 KEST-A FUINIsHED COTTAOE,
Best refereCct aYeh. Address II H. Tribune onicr.
The New York herald., 1876-02-05
COTTON RECEIPTS
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, Feb g. 1876.
ordinary. iohc Net receipts; I'sg7 bales E1poFss@ sSS1
Sssep 10 sS 'Rsa S.s. rS
4sll 20 the Continent iS7s; TO the Channel, i2lo;
NEw ORLEANS Feb. 4. 1876
gross gTpOrc Is. don.nsnsp nsSsp & sa sss:
S27 Sales e.Sod stock $50 24s weekiy.Ns. receipts,
g Era P5snso ss tS hs cPntnsn. ~ 70 the Chanpe
ports to Great Britain. jan l. should have been 1880
MosnK Feb 4, 1875
bales; gross, 1894 Exports eoastwise. 53f Sales
1889 ESpcro the con.nsss ii. ShsnSo snSsi
l,02S; coastvisc. 2.s6i. Sales. 800.
Cotton quiet and irregular; middng i2tSc; mid.
as SGs E s2of SI. Ds DS s;s o 'is' s tie
tinent LOIS coastwse, 2h Sales 293 stock So. .e9l
erea. Bdssn' ssfs 20 iSs contnons, s5o5; eoswss.
s227. Sales. 5,5s2. 90
Cotton quiet; middiins, i2xe. low mlddiag. re
sa:s oo s.oeE SsasS wsSsy~Set receipts ssss
WISE -'''' '-''' oswEeo, Peb & 1870
fps aI@a"sss giSS Sj No White Michigan IS
eid DO esc Barley saes; Canada held q 81 oe No
25s 81 T. Germ meal sa7 fCE so':d and SO Tor
Flour 90 Boston, Soc 20 New York 4Oc 20 Albany SOC.
BUFFALO, Peb a. 1875.
Reeeipts-TlOur. 100 bbls wheat leoO bushels corn
800 do. lUO barley, 1,DOO do.
Flour 100 bbs wheat 1850 bushels corn $500 DO
oats TO do. Flour quset. and hrm. Wheat In light de-
mand no transactions; nominaly unchanged quotations
Oats neglected. Rye quiet; safes Of 1000 bushels Nil.
waakee 7sc Barley in fair demand nrm sales 5000
bushels Canada at zoe 81 OO bushels Canada choice AZ
81 ID Pork hrm Al $50 80 or heavy Lard nrm a.
lake HiEhwnss nominAny 81 10 y
Flour qus. and unchanged wheat So t's 70 ss.s rs,.
Wabash. 81 ~; No. white Michigan 81 28t(: No Al
81 10; white Michigan. el 37<. ambar Michioan
81 24 March, 81 26k No do 81 045. rejected red sc
Corn dull and nominal Oats quiet but steady NO. 35se
white Soc. Michigan. 95c. Clovorsoed, sS O5 IS 10
Dressed hogs scarce and wanted - e5 q g. 05 Re.
eeipsF1our. 800 bbls wheat 5000 bushels corn 900
DO oats, 1000 do. bhipments-F0ur, 100 bbls wheat
5000 bushels; eorn 1900 do.
Flour dull Wheat buoyant but unsettled. No .prtn9
o9Mc, spot and February sales at e8xc esxc March;
closed Al eslzc for March, 81 03L bid for Nay No 10
7s4c. rejected, 64c Corn unsettled and tower; No 2
mixed 39c sales At 3s5Sc 8skc for March closed
89Ac bid Tor March f413o bid Tor Mays rejected 3Oc
3oLc- Oats dull and unchanged Barley dull and a ads
lower 741c for spot 69c Toe for March dull and
unchanged Dressed hogs strong aud higher - SIX 80
Pork irregular but In the main hgher Al $40 S7 spot
500 37 $50 ~ for February SO 52h $40 55 March
go 10 $50 77K for April. Lard generally unchanged
but sales rather lower el2 12k si2 25 FOR snot
Sl2 37 for March sl3 50 Is for April Bulk strone
and higher shoulders 7e clear rib and clear sides &c
siIHc. and il5le Ike whisksy quies bu. steady q
81 600 DO corn 2lo00 DO oats. 1000 DO barley 2OOC
$4,000 d. soE 1000 ~, easa 1000 d. barley s7s do
The New York herald., 1876-02-05
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
An Active Market and Further DecIine-The
Bulls Bluc-Thc Bears Rampant.
GOLD STEADY AT ll2 7-s.
Money on Call Easy at 4 and Per Cent-Gov-
ernment Securities Actiye-Invest-
ment Stocks Firm.
WALL STREET, |
~ a ID ~

4. N.
beautiful snow" pure and immaculate when just
faen is inviting the eye Of the lover of nature
as 1t is suggestive the poet II is the time
cold, slippery and slushy.
Goulds privileges and points like snow they are
seductive but treacherous and dealers in them apt
TO slip up at the ostcrtical moment Yet the stock
market to great extent depends upon these very in
icentves and though like the human heart they may
be deceitful above all things and desperately wicked
there are always of the unregenerated who pre-
fer DARKNESS to Light and take stock in them accord
lingly
Gouid's points and privileges for weeks back have
been used to advance prices and the market has risen
under their influence and the fala OF the centennial
year.
Anticipated railroad earnings have been earnestly
pressed upon the attention OF buyers the points
of broken down hack by Yorkshire horse chanter.
There Johnny Greens to be picked in any stable
yard, and Mr. Gould has been picking up goody num-
ber Of the class OF gentry the neghborhood of
the Stock Exchange AS have more than once
observed, the chief object of the weeks past
has been to make market and the Power has
ceeded in doing so. Lake Shore, Ohos the Western
stocks and Pacific Mail in turn the subjects o.
manipulation, and the washing that has been
pshed under the guise OF matched orders would stun
the celestial of FIRST class Chinaman The list
having been thus adroltly worked up Mr.. Gould was
satisfied part with his stocks the enhanced prices
and for day or past has been getting out OF his
holdings and even as some people believe becoming
short OF the market preparatory to downward turn
Consequently stocks which full of music as
carlton OF bells to-day 'jauged and out OF tune"
Followers of the Great Mogu have been left in the
lurch they deserved to be for stepping in the foot
steps of uncertain predecessor, and courageous
shorts stand ready reap the benefits of misplaced
confidence.
While money seeking investment finds its way into
sterling dividend securities the public still stands
aioof from the ght-tm fancies OF the gambling
arena
Gould rigs the market to suit his views, and
prices higher or lower and transactions many
few as suits his fancy.
Just the swing of the market is from zenith 70
nadir, as quotations elsewhere printed will show
SALES
The following the sales OF active stocks day
New York Central and Hudson 4o5; Erie, LOO; Lake
Shore A., 500; Northwestern, $500; do. preferred,
o,100; Rock Island, SOS; Pacific MAIL S3, 1907 ST.
Paul. I3 75o; preferred, $780, ohios 20 200; West
ern Union 81 900; Wabash, 5oo Onion Pacific, LOO;
c., @. and l. c. 500; Panama, 100; Michigan Central,
R,OO0 Hannibal and ST. Joseph, 1900; DO preferred,
1900.
OPENING HIGHEST LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the opening, highest and
lowest prices of the day.
The New York herald., 1876-02-05

10 r. Tennesuees were weak and declined to 45K for
old and AK for new New York State bounty loan
sold at l041< lo4k. North Carolina skies, old at
I7X; do special tax, FIRST class at az South Caro-
lima consols are hrmer.
SHARES.
Bank shares dull, the salos being confined to
Commerce at 117K lis. The latest bids are an
nexed -America, Isl; American Exchange, lis /;
Butchers and Drovers 1926; Central National, 100t
Chatham 1876; City, 3OO Commerce, III; Corn
Exchange, l3l; First National 200; Fulton 150;
Gaatin National, 1oO; German American, 791S; Ger
mania no. Grocers', "a; Importers and Traders,
1907 Manhattan las; Mechanics l3s Merchants 11s
Nassau los; New York, lsOK Ninth National, 80;
North America, os; Park 125; Phoenix, o4A; Shoe
and Leather, $50; ST. Nicholas 90; State OF New
York, Io5; Union, lag,
THE UNITED STATES TREASURY
The bank notes received at Washington for redemp-
tion to-day amounted to 5000 600; receipts
to-day $500 900 The Assistant Treasurer paid out to-
day s24s 900 gold OF interest," and $4o 900
in redemption Of nve-twenty bonds
DRY GOODS IMPORTS
The imports OF dry goods the port OF New York for
the week ending to-day were 81, ass, o2O, and the
marketed 81 es3 56S The total imports Of dry
goods at the port since January $40 306 49, and
the total amount marketed $40, O,493,674
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
The folouino tho phfIadalnhia stossk
The New York herald., 1876-02-05
RIO JANIERO MARKETs.

Rio JANEIR0, Feb g. 1879
been large sales for Europe Good hrss $500 $3.50 re
klogrammes At santos the market quiet with
downward tendency Good hrsts $500 900 reis per
hlograumes Al this the average daily receipts
have been 100 bags The weeks sales have been
ollowsFor Europe. S4OJO bags for the United States
5000 do; TO Mediterranean ports, 500 do. The
shipments for the week have been follows
TO Europe 5000 bags 20 the United States. l60oo
do 10 Mediterranean ports 5000 do The stock hand
900 bags Al santos the daily receipts
been 2 400 bags The weeks sales have comprised
bags Europe None sold for the United States
The shipments Europe for the week II 900 bags
weeks shipments for all ports. including Europe,
we're II 600 bags The stock hand is ll6OlO bags.
Freght per SAIL from Rio Jan.o to the English Channel.
The New York herald., 1876-02-05
THE NATIONAL BOARD OF TRADE.

The committee which is TO represent the Produce
Exchange at the next annual meeting OF the National
Board Of Trade days ago requested the Chamber
OF Commerce, the New York Board OF Trade the I'm
porters and Grocers' Board OF Trade and the Cheap
transportation Association 20 unite With IN inviting
the National Board 70 meet in this city The importers
and Grocers Board OF Trade referred the matter It's
Executive Committee with power, and yesterday the
committee met and voted TO join In the invitation.
The New York herald., 1876-02-05
THE PRODUCE EXCHANGE.

The petition TO remove the present "clrco" for cora
dealers on tho second noor OF the Exchange noticed
in the HERALD yesterday, numerously signed By
the members. The principal ground OF the objcctors
Is that contracts mostly private and that the rules
forbid boisterous and loud talking on the aoor The
subject 1rst referred the Committee on Rooms
and Fixtures, and aflerward 10 the Committee
Grain. II is supposed some decision will be arrived at
Monday
The New York herald., 1876-02-05
MINING QUOTATIONS.
lg are the closing official prices OF mining

San Francisco advices report that the Of $50 900
shipped for the East at San Francisco to-day
The discount silver is from per cent, and
causes much inconvenience At meeting of merchants
yesterday discuss the question committee was ap-
pointed to report Saturday general conviction
prevails that the discount will increase unless some
outlet be found for silver.
The New York herald., 1876-02-05
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETS.

s.
the market closed herds ansOld owing
prices ranged from isc per lb., weights cwt oR
cwt; From SO lbs TO So lbs has been allowed The
'n a. oa
* % @ 5s 81 steers Rss o
81 M 81 % 5 o % e ss
S .s:s Ss4. .pa g 81 s5:
;tss5; G sold for fs,S Rs e. e. SShhs SO %'
s s S'fSi @ pc: :T :i g.s kS' css
guscha5d AN Merritt sold i0S Christie spaSoS 80 love-
& Ss.S % -ssSs R; u k.s1 H IL EoS 81
as ss o M @ % @ s S y t .S
% % ~Sss sc @ sT DsdmaD CO. o 30
e Kentucky S1lIi gross weight siS 100
steers i0sSc per H. weight cw for Kirby sxops,
8 badaS 5 o wsps 50 aE AZ
b. weight cw Martin Fuller 90. sold for W Keys "a
God.eS@di sold FOR sadder Co Indiana steers Al
Ksatacsy steer. ss per b weights SS es -
T % ss s% ocS oG II Is Ks1's sS' I
man q illinois steers at sc l0c per4b. weights cwt
& vi % m.. Sc nos s lo .esT. %
s 81 III w;sH @ss % sdaI s Inf' q
oxen at s9e per ID weight ew. for A. c9geI = Miehi
6hio steers at &c per b Weight 5 cwt for b. maTbnrt
Is illinois bulls, gross weight 800 lbs per head,
per h.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Trade slow, with fair demand at
advanced for choice quality sheep, which
e hocks TO hand arrived late and several loads
h sGop d Davis AZ % rs ESQ s.ass S TssTs
1880 lbs at 7c per To- $50 State sheep, weight 65sO
lbs. at 7Ac per d. Vase Fdcock sold 1871 Ohio sheep
weight 9s lbs per head az INC perlb Hume Elliott sold
ss weight $50 lbs Sc a S S 20 Ohio sheep
1880 lbs at eye per ID 296 Ohio sheep weight 81 $50
lbs. Mich cows held on sale.
Gross calves and smooth quality veals not quoted
HogsGeorge Reid sold 80 Ohio hogs weight Is, $50 lbs
SIC per lb
The New York herald., 1876-02-05

rye At the afternoon call Of the Board-Wheat weak n
shade lower At ss1sc 9o74e February Corn and
large sales at $40 30 cash $40 67 March, S2I April Lard
Sl2 rs cash, G12 AZ March. -
The New York herald., 1876-02-05

For future delivery he sales follows Yesterday
after two M-March, 80 bales At i3 o52c April $500
Total 500 baes To-day up 30 two r MFebruary, 500
IL 81 2c 200 13c 100 IL 81 32c 800 at &c., 100
Is 32c March, 200 a. 10 552c 80 At 10 3l6c 900 AZ
April I00 al 10 32c, 600 at 10 7ec 100 10 332c
BOO AZ ~ lice 800 AZ I3 1532c 100 AZ 3sc May 400
al i3S.c 600 At 3 ~ BE- loo at l3c 200 I3 2l32c
600 a. l3 l-l5c June 100 At 10 2732c 200 at I3zSc
al l-32c 500 l4s, 800 At "a 52c 100 at u lice.
600 al IL 332c August 500 at l4kc., 100 NJ 10 5-32c
Total l34OJ bales, grand total, 1880 bales.
The receipts az the ports follows Galveston
3g7. New orleans s IA Mobile 582; Savannah
Charleston 7U7 Wilmington, IA Norfolk, LOAF. Bal
tinore e3 New York s73 Boston, iS8, Philadelphia 81.
Totai is 56 mi. iny last week 27s72 this day last
year ~ go Total since september l. 304553e baes 70
The New York herald., 1876-02-05
THE MONEY MARKET.

Money freely supplied at and per cent on
rall toward the close. With government colatcrals
the basis per cent Exchange was dull but
steady; prime asking rates 4s6 and 4s9H; selling
rates, 4S5K and 4sa. Rechmarks, 95k 95x and
p65S 9616. Cables, 96A 965s Primo Paris, 513X
aud 511L.
THE GOLD MARKET.
Gold opened and closed at 1127s, with sales in the
Interim lis The rates paid for carrying we're az
and per cent
The New York herald., 1876-02-05

-staned-Good ordinary 1916 strict good ordinary
10 l5.l6c. low middllnE. II 7-lec; mddng. ~ 3 l6e.
II M-t3ood ordinary. lie. low mddng l2A4c. mddng,
i3c steady Delivered contract 400 bales. The sales