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Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-02-26

A. B. HAYNES, Of Shelby county,
has been elected Master of the State
Grange of Tennessee.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-02-26

THERE is less piety among the Rad
icals for the amount of preying done
than any people in christendom.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-02-26

TRAIN No. l connects at Mckenzie with
Nashville d Northwestern Railway at
Milan with New Orleans, st. Louis 4 Chi
cag0 Railroad, south.
TRAIN No. 3 connects at Milan with New
Orleans, St. Louis Il Chicago Railway and
Mobile & Ohio Railroad trains going south;
at Memphis with Memphis Il Little Rock
Railway for Little Rock and all points in
Texas and Arkansas.
TRAIN No. 3 connects at Mckenzie with
Nashville & Northwestern Railway, from
Nashville.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-02-26

WHEREVER you see the print of
Radical officials foot, the toe points
to the Treasury as its destination.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-02-26

IMPEACHMENT is the order of the
day, in the legislatures of Mississippi
and Louisiana, with fair chance for
including the carpetbag bayonet Gov
ernors of both States. None of them
will be damaged by conviction, except
pecuniarily, for none of them have any
honor to lose. South Carolina's legis-
lature seems inclined to follow suit
Are there no honest Radicals in Office?
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-02-26

FRoM the clean Democratic sweep,
in the late Texas election, it does not
seem that Radicalism will ever flourish
agg;a 10 the Lone Star" State.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-02-26
JAS. L.GAINEs,

JAS. i. GAINES, Compt'r.
County Court Clerks will please for
ward at once to this Office, certified
report. in detail, of the corrections
made by the County Court on the tax
list for 1875.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-02-26

CHARLOTTE CUSHMAN, the cebrated
actress, died a few days ago and was
buried in Boston,
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-02-26

L..
Can such things be and overcome
us like a summers cloud, without our
special wonder" Were our public off,
cials utterly inefficient and destitute of
all foresight in 1875-or are they ut
terly inefficient and destitute of all
foresight in 1876?
GovernoHBrown paid the interest on
the State debt and we see the cheerful
summing up of his outgoing Comp
troller. The 40 cents State tax still
remains and the last Legislature re-
duced the board Of State prisoners in
Jail, one-third and placed upon the
counties the cost Of criminal prosecu-
tons in cases of larceny under thirty
Enthusiastically saving to the State
Treasury at least one hundred thou
sand dollars per ,annum. Her annual
State revenue is increased by dog tax
of at least one hundred thousand dol
lars and a railroad tax of perhaps as
much more. The ability ofour people to
pay has been further increased by the
reduction in jury fees-which will save
to the counties at least one hundred
thousand more per annum and yet
doubt and distrust are everywhere and
the air is rife with whispers Of repudi-
alton.
In future article we propose to
show by figures how little cause for
distrust there really is. In the mean
time what we need is firm hand at
the helm. Give US a pilot who knows
how to guide the ship and has nerUe
enough to do it. Let all the friends
of State credit speak out when the
Democratic convention meets, let its
trumpet give forth no uncertain
sound-let every candidate for any
State office be forced to take ope side
or the other of this question. The in
terest on the State debt must no longer
accumuLqte-it must be paid The
next Legislature and the next Gov
ernor must be elected eR that issue.
The politicians who try TO curry favor
with both parties must go to the wall.
The ship must no longer drift-she
must. have hand to guide her. The
party in power next year must be
party with policy.
Under which king, Bezonian -?
speak or die"
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-02-26
FARMS FOR RENT
Public Auction.
ATTHE
Court House door in ClarksVille,
ON
Saturday 26th day of Feb. 1876.

AS Receiver l will rent the following
farms in the following causes on the day
above set ont, at the Court House door in
Clarksville:
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-02-26

The Hppkinsville New Era nomin-
ates Hon. James A. Mckenzie as the
successor in Congress to Hon. John
Young Brown.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-02-26
The ID. C. Yates Farm.

VIM. II. billing. ct ais VS.. b. @. Yates Heirs
ct ais.
The farm of the late q. c.. Yates which
was purchased by John Il. Yates, now de
ceased. in Dist. No. q. OF Montgomery coun-
ty. containing TIA acres.
TERMS; Renters must give notes with
good security. due Jan'y LIST. 1877:
POLK q. JOHNSON,
ca NJ. and Receiver
Feb l9-2w-pr fee So 50
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-02-26

A Fellow who got drunk on cleo
ton day said it was owing to his eff
forts to put down party spirits.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-02-26
The Maria PatillO Farm.

Massie & Wife ct ais VS.. G.. II. Jordan ct ais.
The Maria Patillo farm on the Southside
of the Cumberland River, nearly opposite
the mouth of Red River, containing one
hundred and twelve Ql2) acres.
Feb l92-w-pr fee So 90
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-02-26
TRAINS GOING NORTH.

TRAIN No. 2 connects at Humboldt and
Milan from points South thereof for Louis
Vile at Guthrie with ST. l.. & s. l.. Ry.; at
Lebanon juno. with Knoxville and Rich
mond Branches at Cincinnati juno. with
l.. G. & L. r. r. for the North and East at
Louisville with U. $. Mail Boats for Cincin-
natl and with o. 4 NJ. R'y and r.. NJ. & l. r.
r. for the North. East and West.
TRAIN No connects at Guthrie with
StL & cry; at Glasgow juno. to & from
Glasgow at Cave City to and from Man,
moth Cave at Louisville with l.. G. Il L.
r.. r. for the North and East.
Pullman Palace Cars Without Change
Are run between
New Orleans and Louisville
Via Milan on Nos. 2 and 3.
Little Rock and Louisville,
Via Memphis on Nos. 3 and 4.
For information about Tickets and Emil
grant Rates to Florida. Arkansas and Tex
as, address. @. T.. ATMORE, Gen. Pass. and
Ticket Ag't, Louisville, KY. (Jan22, '76.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-02-26
CIarksville, Tenn.

Would announce to their friends that
having greatly reduced their expenses. as
coIupaFed with last year, we are in the
most favorable circumstances 10 sell goods
at the lowest possible cash prices. We
carry no rubbish, but replenisll our stock
weekly direct from the Manufacturers and
importers. We handle he purest and best
goods. and conscientious I'm the manipula-
ton OF drugs, we promise those favortng
us with their patronage that we Will dis
pense nothing but pure medicines.
Thankful for the very liberal past favors,
we hope to merit continuation of same.
Respectfully, go
c1 McCAULEY a. 90.
n B.-Ali those indebted to ME indfvidu-
ally, or to McCauley s. Co., are earnestly
requested to call at my store ana settle,
as nav business is such thai cannot call
On you.
Ian %. 7G.tt. G. t. I, MscAULEy.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-02-26

The Louisa Furnace Lands.
Morgan & Co. ct ais VS.. Jackson, McKernon
& Co. ct ais.
All of the farm lands attached to the
Louisa Furnace lands, formerly owned and
occupied by the firm ofJackson, McKernon
& Co.
Feb I9-2w-pr fee 50 90
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-02-26
The Robert Rack Farm.

The Robert Black Farm.
A. ]. Tanning, Admir-, VS.. Heirs of Robert
Black.
The Robert Black farm ON the Southside
Northumberland River, opposite the city of
GAINESVILLE, containing 1i2acres.
Feb l9-2w-pr fee 50 90
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-02-26
Rice, Brnadius & Cos
GRAN
CLEARANCE SALE
Dry Goods, Carpets,
CT NC,
BOOTS & SHOES
Hats, &C.,
To DE SOLD REGARDLESS OF COST FOR CASH.
We only have space to mention the prices of few
articles to give some idea of the
IMMENSE SACRIFICE to be MADE:
A. Bleached Domestic at 10 cents, worth l2t cents
A 121 Is
1914 Sheeting 40 so
1914 F" @ As 4" |" 60

Prints at y to 10 cents New lot Just arrived d q
Cotton, Flannels at l21 cents, worth l63 cents
60 16S 49, /" 20 I"
All Wool and Demet Flannes greatly reduced in price
The largest stock of Black Mohars, Cashmere Bum
bazine, &c. in the city, at exceeding low prices.
Large lot of the Latest Style Coored Dress Goods at
much less than cost, such Cames Hair Plaids and
Knickerbockers.
Elegant English Plaid Dress Goods for % cents
Good Carpet at only 25 cents per yard
Good Overcoat for $6 CO. worth So so
Good Overcoat for SIS 90, worth $22 So
Job lot of Ladies Shoes at ST 90, old price SO so
Job lot of Children Shoes at so c worth 81 25 to 10
Job lot of Mems Sewed Calf Shoe at ST so old price CO.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-02-26

1t is matter of almost every day oc-
currence that some of our citizens are
victimized by inscriptions persons
who tender worthless bill IN payment
for goods, ETC., and, ere the rascality
is detected, are beyond the reach of
the law. @
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-02-26

over due Liabilities JAM 1878, ........S3 l4O 325
Increase OF over due Liabilities
since January 1871 .................... 693, 708
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-02-26
SALE OF YALUA-
BILE PROPERTY.
SATURDAY, MARCH IS, 1874.

I'D, West OF al, VS. D. Weaver ct al.
Pursuant TO q decree In this cause at the
Nov, Term 1875, of the Chancery Court at
Clarksville, Twill Sell ut public auction to
the highest bidder, at
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-02-26

New YoRK, Feb. 2I.-The Plym-
9th Church Advisory Council met in
Council In secret session at 2 P. NJ
Nearly all the delegates who left for
their homes on Saturday, have return
ed to BROOKLYN.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-02-26

Taxes ..................sl 82S S32 So
Cash on hand. ...................- 32S,7Ol 30
roads 9S666 Ss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-11


CINrSVAIL sept. a.-loan frm: Aiidling J -; Low
MdGuu-, 100: Go'd ordinary, CSC. reccPis 90 bales
shipment 1876 oae: sac ~ bales stock @O' bales
IGJi-yiiLt, s,-pI. 9.-t'uon quiet. hhtdlng 10. 49,.
NOZZLE o. cotton st.i.: MddlI1c. l1a3 Low Mid
dlny Good Ordinary 9lsc; pe receipts 2S7 bales
gro - bais; exports coast WISE 80 bales sales 100
ps'ss: sock, So bates.
CNrirsioy sept G-Coitnn quiet; MddiDg. lie; Low
w,dCng TO- &c.. Good Ordinary &c; receipts 81
Aats exports 3l2 bales sales 200 bales siIeS
~ Ioiis Sept. Cotton steady and unchanged Md
net receipts 80 shipments. ll6 bales stock i,Si1
bales.
quiet Mhdlns lO@aIl 1sc Low Nddllns. lV'Ic EC0d
Ordinary Gle: rec@pjs 3g5 bales sales 227 haes.
ail.MfIHs sept. g-Coon ism; Ntdlne, lie; receipts
III shipments, 30 bales sales 4pO rdcs: sioch
%TW"0gIrAxs sept 0-Coiton IN good demand; Mndling
1875: Mdding, lOl2c Good Ordinary. 9N. net re
evening, $40 bales stock, &SH bales. 90,
SAVANNAH sept 9.-Colon i'm Midihns, 100; Low
Niiddlu. Ordinary. 1,0lA
naa.: eiss 2 sales. bales stock - bales
PM sep; 9CotIoH Guler; Miccln2, l1fcj Low
HdiiEc lie; Good Ordinary lOsc net receipts, 80 bales
sWliuSGiox sept O. oton quiet nominal MiddIne
iO-e MGdhuE. Good Outlay 9l4c: net receipts
u GALES stock, Sol bales a.,
M'drn- IL Nc Good Ouirar. lOi2c.; net receipts 40
nal eIoss, 22G bales stock. 25JO balea 49,
receipts ~ hae; exports cOsstTise l73 bales aes 20
jarvgsro% sept G-Co,cn quiet !, Midins lo';c Low
H3tlI. lose. Cool Ordinary SIC Eei receipts Ifl'
baio g1rsa Az bales exports coasw-c 2oJ bales sales
t..J bales atuck. H. 10 oacs. -
PNTifORE sept. 9.CottuH quiet MfGnn2, II l2ci Low
uitdlng lCsc': Good Ordinary ice. cross rrf;ts
exports roaswse 10 ae- sse - bales Stock, 40
bales ,,,,,, al, -,
sj5ag Ice Coon Ordinary. &c; vsCkiy receipts, ~
ba-s: -!pnntS 90 bales sidnneis, II bales safes ~
rosr hoTM pit s-Coiton-weekly receipts 100 bales
bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-11

y. Ceff0
s Alcohol rc2 al = liQs2 20 Opiihn Gmet at 81 800
FI6S'F 2E6 urAL-rhe FLOUR market ruled quite
tIn VITA 1Dlc!Gie cE!-t at fair hr;nc trade i,in3
bs siaees were aud wanted a IA! 1,tef NM ga
Extra listt Su;fy aHd ~ god request AMY
To- TIE local trade shade better t.es Cii{ Nils La
hssSei ~ tie rnos5 o. oiders; sales Caoo iis mciud
.s3S S @ So az & o 49, % 9} ~ 7G o2 y s ic1
Ses'sen - fsiT, az faas, 10 or COOS to Caocg 4l90
Hslhy - s. ,o,s. ~ ier TIE Yves. Ir,iss.
Tie sales Weis 10 s. .a =. 30 Tor No. = ~ 500 - -
Ss4 - ioy = 49,, a.. S'. -, ,i" ST. ooS
% 20 IN ,@G"M 90 Far SO sj4S5 - ~ Tar - god
hiero 10 Common ~ vi IS 5,irg "a g0dss 80 Tor Com
mon . 0@l .o - 30so 90 Good N CnCeo TO- ,,4
Extra q as g. ior winter Wheat Good 70 Choto fa,n
~ E .-q4 AAi.; 81 1893 - igt '9WHoA 70 tsii
e 1886 - OT 9ood 70 Cgce do - % dG o. os Common
faeoi CO. s9aS9 80 for yeiy CLoice 90. i've latter
Hs 81 I6as. ana 81 '5osss so 10: Coca % thses,
yI w nS5At, eiosng hIm Anc Al,e gast In I'm
lypsb. - 7OGsJ 30 for Common 10 FAIR EX;rs g. 10
{snS Eia ara SIS iof @ood to Falcg Sew roSess
ss ~. kGk FLOUR was quet and sitsdy so,es 20
seeiDg Coed 70 COce st ssdS5 10. CORN MEAL "ss 10
iSso bss I'd ~ sdS2 90 for yellow WesieIn aud jersey
~ Tor hI9ndywlne .nGlnag LOO s1,s. ~os'slh a.
,GkAIN-wHEAT was lac. y bush. better; with goea
ners IN view OF the brisk demand for Fiour bought ireey
parcels the spot arrive The maAet c1sed
sih several eIpot orders fulfilled the enhanced We've Of
MATERIALLY CHECKING udb6atllohh.
sssh al 92c Tor Rejected Spring sldSl OF for No Nal
at which figures some u 0Oy bush were sold 81 es
~ " ior 10000 bush poor No Chicago IN STORE ana
sL 81 091qs o3ss for 10000 bush No W aSee o.
sbot ana for delivery within ten days 81 j. foT locVV
kes Winter Ksd Toledo, 70 arrive taken fgr the
Sslunent 81 % for Amber Tennessee 81 20 Tor "a 600
esh Amber st. Louis go Called including
~ eads for export TO te Co9u1ent aud The Remainder
Aeh f0f city milling; 81 20 FOL - OOJ bush Amber MlCaI
H. part 70 arrive al O8 for small parcel NeWYOrs No
ns 81 1901 20 White Michigan the lter pTioe for
stut and "a 900 bush. Winter Red Western (No ~ 10
p.s reported at 81 2l.... BARLEY wss quiet and n0n
Sy unchanged; boatload Of SLATE was reported s0.d.
si.Loat further particulars BARLEY NAH quiet
l.. usehaD geo. Canada PEAS AID Green Peas
- enoted CORN Tulsd fr1G with n fan export sra
"@s usce demand leIe uaE alSO tOne tsv OA 10 Opei
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-11

STEARIN-Tle market va quiet and without decided
change: sales - tcs Prime western ~ !2S4c. y ID.
SUGAR Retained rather ti'SGirr al lI'STII C foi
and lCt4l A. HaW IA! ABA
nor MAJ al goHc Pair Good eiuDy SSsc fof Plin
and 80 Oac gal 80 .iias Ao.O sold AZ o'tc
TAIlDN'-TLr m9IAct Ua8 tl4a:!. with mos COiDg'
sal~s %. 10000 % Prime AT Sss0Sizc. 8 ID.
MtIISkY-NAkct eciet aRd fin sales OF 20 Dbs AZ
81 IL gallon T. BOYD Go. taclr circular al tis
date rc;LiE ta'c having aTS 90 Hhen cisills
s'ocA III With cattle fuiirr Increase IL tue pracbJ; 81
Iglwines So o bt expected which EaS Possibly eatse iir
10, decline So ire rCc. Daring the pdst fortnight there has
e o,.r az active demand ard sales have been considerably
Increased Tr general outlook i business IN The future Is
NOR cr0aaene stocks EFat good trade may ne
reasonably fer. Alcohol tax id as been ~ good He
io,d and lghf supply selling r. ID ana - 10 gallon
Alcohol expert JcuaEs nominal and al previous quo.f
lions Az per gallon. Receipts 81 lii9hnnes AID
Xcoc Tor c week. sales q ighwines and Alec
10, f0r the week, 1000 bDls."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-11

81 ass y ogt Butte e!5 q guiGtal -Four sSses3t
Dba tcT American Jerkod B6of. So 20 arroDa, ihhS
fcg- f40atil 30 qaiGal iotatocs as 50Lsls S9P Dbl
Tai0w. f3,0i2a = frblta Way-lellpv, %l6dSl7 y ar
robG; White s2jdS2l H1ueyHore here. Onions ocaTse
ard deugna N.val s0ts nominal Ccal Oil N uns, "a
49, y gallon. Lumber BnBn?l- Shooks nominal
White Nayy Beans r3i ca' D ar:cua Che wing TegIcco
So osGb q quHal Corn. II i2Nl y reals 4 arrol Hcs
nominal fcigts nat closing unsteady at last weeks lIoia
ton- Tobacco do The stock ~ New 1C9 ~ srcun,a'i'H
bat desiuie lots ar CyUGrtJiion scarce Spanish Ent
246%a221i< ENcf 'rgc-un The United states, 90 Gays
CURRENCY ga ..eriut so dlys, rod SiGS premium
sot sight DO, ei4e9E on LoDdOn 20Hd2l premium; on
parIE. go g. pIrmlnnl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-11
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUEOPNAN NARKETs.

InEsrooI, Sept 9I25D =. n.-Coi;on IS steady; Md
ding Cri1uds o., AZ M".hf or,a' '..i sa.y., s,'V
300 La.s, winch o, 90 V,lc AHaicag: iuur,s MINER
clop Kidding Upi3u- low MIail- caUt,, december and
1nuGiy tper su CD saies OF sida Ocaos low Nil
cnng clause shipped November and December (ler sa. q.
II Earooi4 j $50 D. motion futures frmer sales
a n. rru, Kidding Upa1ds, Low MidCllg claus, shipped
4pb, lud january uC SAIL at d % tIo sales today
500 H,rs American -.-...
l,Emoo s,r, % p n.-Po'h s' . DBL Tor Prime Mess
mYstf6QI Sept $50 p H. SPIRITS Of TurTeutiue d
LoNnox sept a-This lbs been exceedingly quiet week
on the STOCK iNchanee ana affections ~ PFC a. t!
week mosv layora To-. Home railways have pe h d,,
aOny coIuuu,s everywhere aU dut aud cheap There has
been 81 -lt recovery ~ Canadian Issues te tone % lie
tor,ilu man being good on TO Whole HlusIm are 10
bet e. aud Argentine better some Turkish and Russian
ISSUES GUntr while .hcis sLoN reduction El'It ms
vance esty 10 i0s, which we're deal, H. "a ri-o of o.
S9u, Aa,resn tfil,; 5I , are IH a9 ~ IT ,
transacted bu 81 The LEADING markets tTces WIN Tow
sgrt taher Tlaulai C,yl,n aid Lst Indies az pubic
81. -, NV and oI sorts al ioreign me- with better
sfocl nf Java Ua and tie aggregate STOCK 10 uICpc
has decreased mug the past mo It, AND the Continental
mari et err now nrue Tne Netherlands Trading Company
Will sell g = bags OF Java - H.! ci, J., ",'" ca
eTo OF colcIu are ucd hry, but low aud common ~ auc
iou sold slightly ONeI Ne" green ie@a oi n!sot isl'ty
sud al very moderate rtea ShAai remains que. ga r
about 6' lowsr lce Ga5 been "a IN goa f s
a1oat spices maintain tnt recent a. 'tt'1. ,e,, ,,
LO>DON sent 0-l2oO ,. M = nunu1 S3,'7, 'i-L'
LoNDON, SEPT. % p. m-Paris advices quote Ave per
cent iontes luGL &c. iOr the account
,,o Inc Bak Of England m bolance 10 davi - 900 Refined
Pttroleum at l8'zi G4Od. y gallon spli4S q i"pe"'
LoS6oS SEPT $50 p m.-Paris advfccs quote 1--WE per
cent rentes at 1861. l6c. f6r the account
PAldA sept 9-E1chaLga London. 2jL go for short
AxrwFRr sept 0Petroleum 90 H. for fine pale American.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-11
THE MARKETS.
lcmomny reported tor TIA r,am0r.'
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
m Norm R,cer. P,ss1is mi Rraotfs
GENERAL MARKET REPORT


C0FTrE-Nin1 COS, was quict rt unchanged. Ri was
,t Iun ~ 1870 s, cJt Tor Orf E % PRIME Invoices
bal ssft gu, add the os sae was 90 OCI O"ts
e. y q. Wake 90 private t'IEs.
CGfrGN--oi. Weic steady uucha' rel prices saeS,
I.l6 ta,s Of Which 100 oJ rNpet, aud .oi ior ,Us'u
ta; d,vcr,G on COaitfcs 100 bales Guua'ioH- a:c ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-11
.s2,e97.Ooo sS,77s.Ooo


T1o following were the balances IN the treasury
w. close of business to-day; Currency, ST.,
so7 COZ specie deposits of legal tenders for the re-
,-.n,;o, az certificates OF deposit, T32, 100000;
-. ;oiadng $50 557. 700 ia coin certificates. 500,
o,ooso. outstanding legal tenders $SG0,334,6O4.
W. ,otice that the Governor OF the Stock EX-
.,.n,,c in pursuance Of that tcsc policy which has
s;o,oted the measures of the past few years winch
49, contributed so materially 10 the business OF
.hs hoard and the prosperity of lts members, nave
=. construed It's constitution and bylaws as TO pre-
,da any member of the institution from attaching
tirsaIf to the new American Mining STOCK Board
.s t1,e new board is now completed organization
uith = membership numbering over 24O' feW OF
wbom ,CaIifomians) probably represent alone
,src.y capit;l than the combined membership OF the
Now-YoTk stock Exchange, this las; piece OF iolly
q likely to result in greater detrnent 10 the Ola
stock board than 70 tire new; and 1t Is hot iPoSS'
HE that the future may see, as the past hS SEEN INC
"rerulars" through their hest men, kh"chihs'iho
craving admission al tho door oil All iiS'''u''oh
which il had vaiuly attempted TO inquire
!, affords ms pleasure to announce that Mr.
v,n;or, y Clerte recently suspended, has notified
Tho Stock Exchange tina; he is prepared 30 pay all
his liabilities in full On presentation
The earnings of the Central Pacific Railroad Com
,.,v are rcported for the month OF August as fol-
lows. -
,s-s lssaooo 1873. sl55a,ol4 1874. $l'S2255
tsintss1 n ~ o09 400 lS74 $sGS84s0
Tho Illinois Genital Railroad Company earned
a,.;rg August 1876, 1891 1851 ~, against $500,
oGa - daring the corresponding period OF last year.
T-;s wears increase 500 80 81. Tie traffic Of The
Iowa lines leased az 50 per cert of gross receipts,
vas S1034Ss - FOR August. 1876, against Sl4i,-
1l7 Is in August 1879. This years dc crease
Si06js 90.
Tine following shows the exports exclusive Of
sncccl froln tire port of New-Yorl to foreign ports
for tbe week ending Sept. and since the beginning
of the year: 90. 80. t.,s
rS S Ir5ii 7Sa695 l6sSisj l7I252is
TOTAL since IaaI Slo3.7sl49o sl72lisscc slsqggs 40
Prcc o.. coli......--.. 1912 10 IV''S
The following shows tine imports Of dry Scods
the week ending sept. 8, end SINCE the beginning
W. f5as uea 60 ,,ssi?4, s,,G 1;3ii ST., re,
6 ts II Jchaldise 1,5sge52 27GollS 2@9;l155
r s he xes sg953,o5 sI259 233 Il, 3 ~
Total since jan s2sS 7G7JG3 s2G0osG3oc 500 sl5O0s
The following are the dry goods imports inclutcd
IN Inc above for tine same period:
,r w. a. n ss I, 49,. cs l. s1G'sss7i, 71.sts
4 TnSS on aS t,, 5s5354 iSii37 i55i57
rpere. al ii Re 500 s7sea 81 sGo4elA9S
Tho exports Of specie ior the Week ending : p'. y
end the beginning of the year were as 10 oWS;
P pGlS 5SI Ii te, SS5' 80 52$is
Total since Jan. so i,:.lZS
The following Ia a comparative st&IyneAt % ne
exports OF specie from the pert ct New OK TO
foreign ports from Jan to this DATE for pcrioi
" " ytsSt-5,os 1897 ssoG:o21o 1875 s5rf4477l
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30 lL".v Niddlinc"......
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For iuigyo delivery ,is opcnig shade flatr owing
sNo1cT account, fl'c Liverpool; bat adverse crop
idyies Ewvto 70 lage t..u exaggerated. ant t,e o.
nln3 veg AmtcG, Eua(I which lie Close Ea5 easier.
sslCs yesterday 4lt'r D. in->-n'cnbor lej ID oc; DC
2JY Ili'C; November. -'0, u esec; Jan ag} Zoo
llNsc: February. luu l.la.G: Marcel, 21t. l-c; .Gu,
Ilas.c, tu'a, Loo bales FIst oai,oc,oscF. 500,
lli.gc March,, 800, re. June 100, I2l4ci total 80
bales Second osn-2faici. 90 No.a.ci tota. go
tsieo sales to.'y ~ 70 J p m--,slhengi' loo'
tooes 500. TO- o. ili7c 500 - ~ 400 49,
4s II &c. goo lis.c- go II Et lO' Eoycrh, slc lOd
UcCenlI, y he together January, coo, 49, February,
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Gorses. Carriages, baruess, &f.

kinds-Buggies, Phaetons,
~ Rcckaways Jumpseaa, at manufacturers pncrs.
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HAVANA MARKET.

HAvASl sept 9-Sugar-Tho market is dun, and buyers
wiling u paw sp~cuia0rs prceS, who hold tho hal
anoe Of goods sugars closing very rm however, AT roes
reported in warehouse M Havana and Ma
tanzas 900 boxes and 1000 bids reeep of the week
600 and 100 hhds exported
daring the week. 900 boxes and 100 hhdss including