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CATALOGUE OF THIS DAYS (FRIDAD sA
AT 10 O'CLOCK.

CATALOGUE OF THIS ~ o,oi9Sx pH9s FRIDAD SALE
Ss :s h.aas sas
trick q any kind: IS a vsrv PROMPT aud pleasant
nsishSorSood Of locomotive Of which he tsIes not
hs slightest notice he hs. had no training for speed
also thoroughly broken to saddle IS remsrkably
tie and docle and Is warranted sound also single
NO TOP ROAD WAGON, BUILT BY BREWSTER CO..
TOP EoxISwsSos, sgI-r BY TIE SANE; SAME;
FAIR held At wAyERLEY. N. j.. when two year.
TEAM BAY HORSES. le HANDS HIGH. 8 AND
years old kind and true IL all harness: free from
drivers; lear nothing; have been used in private
SET sEs .Sd %drSr6 rrs z sAass sNEss Tor
BARoUCHE, IN GOOD ORDER. BUILT By JOHN r.
HREE.0GxHrER cLA' ENcE, GOOD Az NEW.
BAY Se %nsf oE HORSE SIRED BY OLD
Cleveland BOY. dam by Goodwood is 10 hands high,
and handy ~ aoe not y
fears nothing and warranted sound also set Harness
TOP WAGON, BUILT By BREWSTER 4 CO.. OF
BAY HORSE. GOT BY GENERAL TAYLOR DAM
nd an rus n e aS S yeS sn extra
hne saddle horse has all the Kentucky gas foot
fears nothing and warranted sound also sci Harness
TOP ROAD WAGON. BUILT BY BREWSTER Il CO.
cHESrSUT PoNY. IS HANDS HIGH. YEARS OLD;
kind and true in all harness e,tr. fine under saddle
\
lazy to ride drive; also Harness and
TOP PONY PIiAETON. IN GOOD ORDER.
TEAM GRAY HORSES. i6 HANDS HIUH. Z AND 3
years old; kind and in all harness; free vice
good Travellers tree and stylish drivers; lear moth
ing: excellent team tor general
oPhs oPls,' FSd sur BY
4 Cov. of Broome ".
DAPPLE GRAY Pony. 10 HANDS HIGH. YEARS
old kind and true In all harness and under saddle:
free from vice. stylish and gentle driver: fears moth
ing; superior pony for ladies chidrcn to ride
drive add warranted sound; also set u iArness aud
TOP PONY PHAETOS NEATLY NEW
BAY HORSE, I5l. HANDS HIGH. YEARS OLD;
kind and sil harness: free from vice fault
fears nothing: = fast traveller; free and stylish
driver; first class road horse. and warranted sound
also set Harness and
OPEN riiAEroN. OR DOG CART. NEARLY NEW;
has pole and shafts; built by Mood Bros
BAY TkOlTlNG HORSE. 1854 HANDS HIGH.
years old kind and Ia all harness. Tree from
vice. all day travellers has trottsd IN 40 and
trot in minutes any day.
TOP ROAD WAGON, IN GOOD ORDER.
SEVERAL GOOD WORK HORSES. DESCRIPTION
ELEGANr q SPRING BASKET PHAEToN.
fARk PHAETOS. BUILT ny MINER 4 STEVENS.
EXIENsloN TOR riiAEloS; BY SARGENT 4 GO.
IoP AND No Tor ROAD WAGONS. ROCkASAY..
puAETONs. HORSES FLY NETS. SADDLES AND
BkiDf.ES &C. &C.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

=
aRess ResysSS kfssySkS ssATh LOT
S e e. m 81 S1 s Ss
S. q 8. 81 sss s. 10 g. 4?sSr s 70 3 q 81 ss @ ST.
HrsHI /. oLsss a 70 sS sas7sl! = g Il T. y s7s IS
..sssesl Il .i4sa .. esss. as ts 10 sss.s.x q iszo
81 " % ds 81 oAss So sS Ss g IL s. s. 1875 8
70, IS: ss: 81: 80, So 81, 20 ~; 81. 49, & s 81.
I5sss g. ss'sa s. etss' % So ~ 's' a. s 81 H.
"4sI' r. i. 'ss' q. sS ss 'sa04'la s. II & '' s'
Full information py applying to addressing J. CLUTE
RENEMBER AUG. 81, 1876
The grand drawing tho
KENTUCKY CASH DISTRIBUTION COMPANY
s5c @ SSs' s Fsizsss zi sis s srs III ;r
under the supervision of
Alvin b"sa late s"prs%e
guarantee that this drawing willb
THE SAFEST AND BEST
ever presented the public
Send for circular and
read the list of
honored names
G. W. BARROW L CO..
General Eastern Agents,
7lo Broadway.
II drawn July Prizes cashed orders Gllsd; infor
nation ernshed highest rates paid Tor spanish os gov
oTHYnok i CO.. Bankers. No IL Wall ST.. Now York.
CEvKNTH GRAND EXTRAORDINARY SINGLE NUN
positively
BY authority Of special Sf the Legislature the draw
ng to take place in public and TO be conducted by
IS TIE ft H aa FORTUNE
Grand Cash s9oo9
Grand Grand Cash ossS Pr.s Pr.s o Zoos
Grand Cash Prize iosn ioor
Tickets, 81 each six ior SIS; .,wenty.aye Tor sa9
Prizes cashed; information nisssd orsrs i hi,sa Ap
81 Park opposite Post once). New York city.
THIRD LOUISIANA STATE GOLD DESTRUCTION
soasco IN GOLD SST 6isrsfsurEDy aIE'fHa fHy 1876
For iS,s'%.ssa s. Sc as%y sSsIP %III%%sSS
S25o10oOs 1os 5S%xs ss4sSSr sgtTs S
..ss:s s:: .%';ss S : vi" be
1Fri.s Fri.s. 81 F1.:: Fs:: 1850
s$ ,I s$Ss s,
A'o'''' orders '' '''1fii FoSAs SS isS.' H. MHSE co.
THE TURF.
UCTIoN AND FRENCH rOULS SOLD Ali. DAY
"A New York Turf Exchange. Is and West 2sth
the Long Branch running races French Pools. 81
and $5 Prompt attention given orders by nail or
ger KELLY, BLISS CO.
7 ONG BRANCH RACES.
IL JULY 4, u 3. IL, IL, 13 aid IS
VIZ. E. RArsoR, President
Secretary.
Boat caves pier :45 A. NJ and special boat from
foot Of 24th st. 1T ~ AS and pier At IL A. N.
CARATOGA RAGING ASSOCIATION,
| - No. .239 Broadway.
Auction. French and combination pools sold day
aud evening the running Long Branch and
tho university boat take place the
IN or will
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HERALD BRANCH OFFlCE, ,2oo bhOnDw = IN rT
0EEE Ra SR SSS HsD sxs s0E 81
AMusExEkrs-ls1r.s r.sn .s.h col
AsTROLOGY-7rn PAcx-6th col
B94kPEEs SD r,ssnsa ss
BR00kLYN RIAL ESTATE FOR sALE-is1 PAcr-4sh
gusINEss oproRruxIrIEs- ors PAc.
BUSINESS Bus, NorIcEsv5rg M s sng r.Gf,esh sh CO..
co1cnsES \ AND sf asRbENERs-7TH F.es-2d and Sd
coAsfSIsE sEEAxsHlps-7r PAar-s.h col
CouSTRY BoxRp-7rn r4Gs-sd and 4th coils
BsNTIsTEx-is. Den StH. ST r.ss-Ssa s.. q, col, o.,
bwkESS nousEs TS IGr FURNISHED AND
and sh coils
ExCURsIOHs-7rm PAoK-6th col.
tISEscl4si-sTa sIkE Sk4s-s1a F1ss F.an-s.h col.
s3E ROOMS And s' TO LET
HS&s.sa ss: .s sd an. .A
hSUsEs aoons ao r.e.-e.A col
Esossa4S xkp SogspIisI F.ssris. col,
EASBlSskxsfH sAsBnE sassLeA ss so
siscsLLANEous Sia % %ADSERTIsEMENrs- PAc.-e.h
sg# sAssNs.e ss r...sA co.
fiaNSsokTEs dkSASs psen: pAa.-e.h co
POLITICAL-1sr PAGE-5th col.
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-lsT PAcK-4th col.
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGK-1sr PAGR-4th col
REAL ESTATE wANTED-1sr PAcK-4th col
RELIGIOUS NOTICRS-Isr PAGx-lst col.
REWARDS-lsT PAcK-lst col.
SALES AT AUCTION-lsr PAGE-5th col.
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALES-7TH FAox-lst and
I'd coils
SITUATIONS WANTED--MALES-7rH PAGE--2d col.
SPECIAL NOT1CES-lsr PAGE-1st and I'd coils
SUMMER RESORTS-7rH rAGE-4th col.
THE TRADES-7ru PAcE-3d COL
THE TURF-1sr PAcE-2d col.
TO LIT FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-1sr PACR-4th
col
TRAVELLERS GUIDE-7rH PAGE-5th and 9Th coils.
UNFURAISnED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
Isl. PACE-4th col
WATCHES, JEWELRY, AC-1sr PACK-5th col.
WESrCHESTER COUNTY PROPERLY FOR SALE OR
10 LET-lsr PAGE--4th COL
YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,. &C.-lOTH PACR-6th col
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AMUsEMENTs.
P4ssIIssIIAS yAnIETEks cAsr YouG GLMsEHs
AHisiAS 18th ~ and Brosawas sass tomorrow
gS;i'fs with other:
Shw sonpiss. entirely new bill and
Original riSasn, spicy. sparkling
is',s a';i srasD isS.''
nEPpRaHss fPlaHafRsES Or rFhhsffFI !Iih rKEiop.
rh rhK HPsE Ssxots ts0 rIslsrhs IsE srfGssa pasGE
ESs Dssrs, l% Sss.s d n.1sa s % n;
TONY PASTORS NEW THEATRE.
TUE sSpE1 se62s ASb SfhStitdf bEE1dh4fuI T5lhArHA
Miss EDNA the HsFkE SkESaa TWIN HRS ssASDf0sO
The 'i.fri LfirLs Is''"Ho TODD Mr''s''
Lhsnf nisi s'HSa rS1hzs nshks ahAHk rainnlfs Gnns
AND nArisEE 4 SfEAT ro'SsE SShTAsf.
IF. Has.Hs asSssss
4assE#
De-: TO TONY sNiS$a: s$;'an Sa,''1'
ssSs: IF. Sss
XVALLAcK's THE FLoRENcKs
Seventh ~sss saa y sr. i.' s'.~11LtS FEossses se:'
in woolr; r;dH%y A%sTe1S nois.sy Gg%ssy of the
~A!fh fiirs s'.' ssksisa :; kgsf;sc''d
r0ASsh$GTr s$ SRAJ ESFsSG II Hls SGES "
Performance terminate. 10 80 Matinee. dl.een.nuss
ELY kk hhoY'S ofESA ksAs HoTskTz,9 %lSs7SH2s s1
FROU FROU.
NEXT WEEK TH RniSS4 sS4sk lI3Ss sfSsiT TnAssLArIos
THE Lfs1sei fsISsp H'Ss"i1s os sAaHsfGSa SHfistsSa
CILMOKh's 0UNcERr GARDEN.
Sfsais ESsS Y Sidr
TONIGHT AT o'ot2SK fIvk STARS
AND TIE rsKHIi sKinLEp A,Tti ausioiASs sAND o' is
1ss.as. Fsh Fs n;sS s,%pSon; SsSs.
s. Solo for Corns; Arbucfe.. Ssifs
T. o,er.ur. ~wirl.m rrif9. rHsr IL. R...,n,
Waits 70, x%s xs'e' EHdssIs R.s4 FAirEsi,Erx A'd
Selections, Martha" & .F!ctoy
NJ fiaF Il FfXi- fiI
g. Piano solo, 'Trovstore." Kowaisk ...........verd
o''''' A"' SS1SS SSts AfSIto s% 10 cLES
Ad%is.ion. a'p c: boxes. IS and ST. '''''''''
OLYMPIC THEATRE;
y ruG sas soootrsrH Hh1ApTHH nasa4s IN NEW ass HoaK
m , /, SsET&fS SapoS%iSs ssiI,s
daily. and their xO"as,a pTons,smey and dos,y . =:
MANUAL OF AIMS nAyosEr EXERCISE
Tie r'isi siLEs Hss''E.a EsRsS. sss 4.i'i -
,nSfs NJ. Ex THE s3r
1850 IL ~ ~ III, = MI 4,
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

HERALD BRANCH OFFICE, i,2es BRoADWAYcET
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SALES OF PAPERS.
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REGULAR SALES OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
On horse that Is warranted sound kind and
in harness three days Is given
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HORSES. CARRIAGES. q

4 srSkT Z HOUSE OF VAN TASSELL 4 KEARNEY
~ 10 and III East 18th st.,
NEAR 4TH Av
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A UCTION HOUSE OF ARCH. JOHNSTON
IA 10. 2i, - and 20 18th st.,
near University place.
SALES OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES ARE HEL.
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY AT 10 O'CLOCK
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SARATOGA RAGING ASSOCIATION
- No 239 Broadway.
Auction. French combination pools sold every day
aud evening the running Long Branch and
tho university boat take place Saratoga the
10th inst Orders by mail will receive prompt
attention. JOHN MORRISSEY co.
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ON EVERY HORSE WARRANTED SOUND FROk
"a HOURS TO DAYS FOR TRIAL
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON. Jan 1875
i17Sc good ordinary io,Sc Net receipts 1921 bales Kx
Ro sto cRe 50 osa %sofSe. Sscsps sss
gross is 5s Expors-To Great Britain ADA TO the Com
Sales, i44sa
Cotton quiet; middling. i2l4c low mddling Ike good
ordinary, Ioe Net receipts 1887 bales; gross 2o2
0onnsnt ses coHstwse 4s sales al 300 Actual stock
Expets.To Great Britain ss,sts TO France lso4s; 50
the Continent 800; coastwse, 4s4s Sales so $50 On
i@.742 bales 49,
coton-Upper grades firm lower grades easy; middling
l27se low middng l1Sc good ordinary, loc Ne, re-
Stock ii 7sS wceEly-Sss receipts il 100 bales ES.
PortsTo tho Channel. 2iz5; eOastwise, e,s2z Sales.
SAVANNAH, Jan Z. 1875
ppopssro The Continent ss coSs%ss as Sales ia
Stock o. AL WcsFycSei receipts Il s57 bales: gross
ilsss Expor,s-To Great Britain 70 SOS; 10 the Cont
WILMINGTON. X O., Jan. 2, 1870
Spirits surpsntns arm a. a5e Rosn strong at 81 AK
Rosip.-Flour. i25oc shs Wheat Aicoo bushels,
spdR fssoo SSs Skeas Zoo SUShe
corn 5000 do oats rs 900 do barley 1900 do ESEr
mand sales bushels Bay and Wisconsin spring
inquiry new sales Of i3 cars track, $50 Oats
1esIsGsd Eyo inactive Barley quite. and arrn sales s
for heavy Lard quiet at lSc Highwines nominal
cmc4eo. Jan; 2, 1879
do 95,Sc spot eee February o7c, March; 81 o. Msyi
No. 3 do, 7Skc 7Szc., rejected. 63c Gle Corn
hrmer; No 4se spot 41S febIuGry; toke; May os.s
ary Rye quiet and unchanged Barley fairly active
shade higher 79c spot 7sz February Dressed hogs
81 i2% PORK steady and unchanged Lard-Demand
good full prices. $f2 80 spot Sl2 37k Sl2 40 Feb
ruary. Bulk esdy unchanged Whisky 81
Receipts-0oOO bbls four 1900 bashels wheat 5000
do corn do. 3S5 do. rye, 6OOO do. barley
shipmentssooo bills aour 1900 Bushels wheat 5000
corn 5000 do. oats 400 do 1900 do barley. Al
she call Of the Board-WhsAt shade lower
Doc January: 95%c. February. Corn steadier f3e
43hc January; axe axe. February Oats nrrn and
unchanged Pork active and hrmer at $40 27 SO 30
cash; $40 -. February. Lard hrmer At slz 80, CASH
Sl2 42k, February.
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we're marketed At lo2 lO2k. District OF Columbia
bonds were nrn at 90 6sH. and at the close they
moved up 70 6oh
oovEKSMKSr BONDS
quister than usual but closed firm at the follow
ing quotations United States currency skies, l22,
l227s do. do 1881. registered ll9I l2oHi do do,
do coupon. 1901 12l; do hvetwentes, 1862, regis
tered, called bonds llS7s do do do, coupon, do,
ia; do. do, 1894 registered do. Ia do. do, do,
coupon, do, ia ll4s<; do, do, 1895, registered,
llo all6H; do do do. coupon, 116A 1l6tl do. do,
1865, registered, new 1l7h ll7Js do do, do cou-
pom, llTk a NIX; do do, 1867, registered, llek
ll9k; do do, do, coupon, Il9h ll9x; do. do 1865,
registered, 1l9x l2Ok; do do, do, coupon, 40
12ok; do. ten-forties, registered, ll7h ll7%; do.
do, coupon, lis llsk do. hves, 1881. registered,
ll6x ll6x do. do, coupon, ll67I a III.
RAILROAD BONDS
unusually active, the demand being in striking
contrast the ephemeal operations in fancy stocks IL
has often been written this column that, while ordi-
nary speculation may not In stock circles, the
real element Of strength and the ruest illustration OF
the growth OF the country would be found in the pur
chase by legitimate investors Of nrst class railway
securities and their consequent advance That all OF
the money resulting from the disbursement Of
dividends has not found It's way into rotten stocks Is
fairly shown by the increasing activity this bond
Central Pacihcs San joaquin branch, sold at o. and
do, California and Oregon branch at 92h-an advance
of about per cent in both cases Land grants TO
81 and hrsts sold at lo5 Union Pacincs were nrm at
1887 for hrsts, l0l& for land grants and
95X for sinking funds Chicago and North
western issues we're strong and higher, arsts
selling 1887, do. consolidated plain at
l0O1 and do. coupon gold bonds at S6h. New
York Central hrsts l22 Harlem coupon rsts to
1864, Rock Island to 100 New Jersey Central
consolidated TO 100, Milwaukee and St Paul q. and NJ
divsionl s5S Morris and Essex hrsts ll6k Ohio
and Mississippi copsolidated sinking funds to e2H do
seconds to II \ and Hannibal and ST. Joseph TO s2E
Milwaukee and ST. Paul LA Crosse divislonl advanced
TO 967I, and do consolidated sinking funds TO so5I
Michigan Central sevens fell or to 1ol. Albany and
Susquehanna lrsts sold at ll25s 1l3.
GOODS IMPORTS.
The imports of dry goods at this port for the week
ending to-day were 81, S4l 600 and the amount
keted 81, ~, sos
MINING STOCKS.
The following are the closing prices In San Fran
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s tsscos I2s kegs and 80 eat meats 7I
remained dull aud nominal $50 bbis unaspectsd
Lamar 20 NJ 20 sales were made Of 900 bbA. from
ana unchanged hhds. picked shoulders sold al
s sss, dun prices were unchanged; beef hams
Iene Bacon waS oH1st 30 s2s so for prime West
Lard As shade easier The sales for immediate delivery
sales $50 tieIces January a y lSs go
Pebaiary a. IS Lice 200 teces March AZ Is 7sSc
was in lair fall prices We a aSS At s a sTi.sr
eoe 20 Sss $40 n sTstsSs tubs s 20
and prices we're steady we GqSse Stale factory
I2se do fair 70 good s'.e a. los skins 4e s7s Ohio
fancy s5sc lie do, Cheddar shaped good fancy Sc
RICK was in steady demand full prices The sales war,
80 casks Carolina AZ eye t. $50 6Sls Louisiana exc
fair 70 choice sjzc IKE Louisiana. fair prime ee
SIS plain &C. eAS ESaSoI Sa b ,a1S y E%od &c
s1aAR-rhe market for raw was unchanged We no,s
bags centrifugal Sc and 800 boxes do at &C. The
's sos sS9 as SIS X. 9qSs ssos. slsf
do IsS;.s" sss' a and boxes boxes Nos YSro
Rico refining, common 60 prime, Tie 6ko do grocery
e s,I 20 f s crushed 1899 powdered ioe
iU SsIrs %as Sad G od M foreign and
81 40 currency less one per cent for domestic o,d
isSs eA'A was Gun i0' "''''' p''~' "s''''A '''1 :
fALLow.-The market easy, prime bringing 9c 100
Ts unchanged; charcoal Il by % sold
70 o HSc We EsGts & iIS Straits los sSd
81 80; coke 81 so 81 49, ternO IS i2X
osAoco steady and unchanged We note sales Of
cases snndres a. 7c i2Se ID cases Wisconsin crop s7s
on private tems 90 cases connecteut 1873 al 22c
400 Ohio 1873 private 100 Con-
neetcut and IS cases pennsylvania 1874 private
balance private terms and $50 bales Havana from
wHsxEr-Receipss- 2es bills whiskey and 1850 DO high.
wines The market triae botteri $50 bbls sold Al
Wooi--The market was quiet Prices we're steady We
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PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.
HAVANA MARKET.

PRovlDKscr. r. l.. Jan 7, 1876.
Printing cloths market steady ~ she 4sc for VfxO4
standard and extra with dull market
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For future delivery the sales follows Yesterday
AFTER O'Clock p. hanuary. 100 short notice l3c.
al 10 7-32c to-day. 10 7-32c Febru-
ary 100 At 10 1880 March 800 At IS 2i-32c. 900 At
10 Il-t6c April, 800 AZ 10 2832c May 900 "a 332c
June. 40 ia 5i6c. Total 1880 bales To-day up 20
O'Clock = M.-January, 800 Al 10 1879. 100 short
~ 7lec lOo q. iS5se 100 a. - IS i2c 800 a. l3Sc
400 a. 1879 April iOj 20. 1e 800 az isSe 200 At
~ 27-o2c, 400 a. IS i5i6c Nay eo IA i-lc June.
200 l4ac July, 100 "a 10 $40 August, 600
l4hc. Total 400 Gales. Grand total. n Zoo bales
The receipts the ports "a follows aveston. 1921
2O3 Charestou. 1881. Wilmington 3f2 Norfolk 1885.
BAnmors l7s Ssv York l.1V5 Bes,Onl $40. Phnadel.
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A UGUsT BELMONT A Co,
a Bankers, 10 and II Nassau street,
Travellers Credits available Ia AL parts Of the world
'hr0os" "' Msssr. DE RorHscHIID
and their correspondents.
Also Commercial Credits Telegraphlc Transfers Of
Money California and kurope.
A LII DESCRIPTIONS OF WESTERN NOTES BONDS
"A and stocks bought and sold; 10 per Investments
speciality; correspondence solicited
BAKER AULL, Note Brokers. 81 Louis, No.
A T REASONABLE RATEs.-MONBY ON LlFB AND
~ Endowment Insurance Policies, Mortgages and other
fccurLos Insurance o. all kinds Effected With c0mpa
niea j. ,. HABRlCH CO., III Broadway.
A -LAPSLEY BAILEY BROKERs, ~ BROAD
N. WAY, BUY AND SELL "PR1vILEGRs- on
~MBMBERS or THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGBn
"RXCLUsIvELY.n REFERENCES GIVEN IN NEW
YORK AND LEADING CITIES
A JOHN HICKITN0 "A Co. BANKERs AND
~. Brokers' ~ Broadway, New York,
buy aud sell stocks ON moderate margin; negotiate INV
BY mail and telegraph ~ book and copy Of the Wal
street Review sens free
NIrIzENy SAVINGS BANK or THE CITY or NEW
The Board Of have this day declared the hry-
FIRST dividend the OF cent per
all remaining In bank January for the NUMBER o.
calendar months she has been on deposit next
previous thereto payable and aer Friday she @is OF
January.
Interest NOT Withdrawn will credited a. an original de-
post entitled from January ana VIII De en-
tered on the depodtors book whenever presented -
Deposits made before Monday January TO- VIII bear
The BANK open every day 2r ,hs RECEPTION ard Psymsn.
SATURDAYS from 10 A n 20 Z 2. ".
Bank books IN German. English ~ 80 f fch -.
syrzoGx A. Boxes. seeses@U.
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FRkIGHTS.-The market inactive and weak for all
sorts Of hartcng tonnage The recent active business
complished In petroleum supplied for the time bo
ing shippers wants with few II exceptions
GRAIN and vessels adapted other trades In light
request Accommodation per steamer for prompt shpment
stronger, and particularly noticeable for grain
with moderate demand from any source The
engagements were TO Liverpool per
$4,000 bushels grain at eszd Cd provisions,
4o 45s the recent obtained for cotton by sail
Sled 900 bbls rosn. from Wilmington by sail, IS Cd
To London by sail 600 bushels grain taken from
by vessel Sd 90 tons taow greave 35A To glasgow
by sail 10000 bushels grain hrough freight, private
terms The charters oomprisedoA German ship nom Ph
As 3D. American bark hence Msrselles with 1000
bills crude do A Cd British bark arrive. from
do, at Sat British bark. hence 20 London,
with 1000 bbla petroleum and products a.
rate equivalent SIS Sd American bark hence Java
with about 5000 refined petroleum at about $50
British bark Fortress Monroe), from Phiadelphia
Antwerp Bremen wish $500 bbls do at SIS an Italian
bark 750 laid the berth for Glasgow taking
Of cargo Through freight dour at rates;
British bark $50 laid the berth for London taking
the grain reported above Austrian bark now at Savan
nah from Baltimore 30 Cork for orders with 1000 quarters
grain la and Italian bark at port from do for
voyage, with 1880 quarters at same rata
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rHx uNIrKD srArKs TREASURY.

The Assistant Treasurer paid to-day SAL 900 gold
on account Of and $3.50 900 in redemption OF
1ve-twenty bonds The Assistant Treasurer has thus
paid So 35i 900 Of January interest
Receipts from internal revenue to-day, $751; 200 a.;
customs, $685., S47 A. The bank received for
redemption to-day amounted TO $3.50 900. The follow
ing the Treasury Currency S., 900 600
coin s72, 400 600; less certificates, s34, 100000
The London advices report the rate for money at the
Stock Exchange government securities At ez per
cent against per cent yesterday. consols are arm
and United States bonds generally steady The follow
lowing are the 43o P. NJ quotations -Consos, money,
eSK % 1910, do, account s35s "a, old 6Ss loak
alo4k; 'e7 bonds, 1917 1879; 1O4o bonds, LOG
1oeki new6's, 1857. Erie, l4sI. Rentes In Paris,
6612k
Charles suthers, cotton SPINNER, at Oldham, Lanca-
shire, is reported 10 have failed Liabilities said 10 be
slO0oOOO
STATE BONDS.
The chief business In this department was confined
TO Tennessecs. OF which the old skies sold al
Az and the al a. Missouri sxea. long bonds.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-01-08


It not usual TO make any statement at the
close OF the bali year after the annual report,
except that of the treasurer, Of the financial
condition Of the company. The past year how
has been extraordinary in its results that the
board has deemed IL fitting to place the before
the stockholders in additional statement
The business Of the road Notwithstanding the largo
decrease in both gross and earnings, has been
larger than ever before the tonnage for the last
months the main line having increased o. lS4
II is not therefore loss OF business which has
affected the revenues, because larger business has
been DONE IL is not the increased OF doing
the enlarged business has been done at a less
cost by $293 426 ~ II Is simply loss in the rates,
resulting from as we think an unwise policy OF com
petition instead OF agreement and compromise
among competing lines, and this loss in rates IL
much lost 10 the net earnings of the road. The
expense Of doing the business has been incurred
and all loss by reduced loss OF earnings
The earnings OF the last twelve months therefore,
should have been $2,674 326 IS, at only the rates
realized during the year ending with November 1874
Those who have read the last annual report
how much rates had been reduced at that time. They
also OF tie effects produced upon the rates Of
all east bound freight by the additional competition
generated by the opening of the Baltimore and Ohio
road, stated that report The competition which
has resulted from the reconstruction othe Grand Trunk
with steel track making first class road has been
ticaly the whole value Of west bound business so far
as freight 10 concerned, both from Boston and New
York has been destroyed Until of has been done
by system Of contracting by the rival roads lines OF
running them at very low rates. and now by
proclaimed tarin about the rates were made
by the contracts which, hrscass business about
fourth OF the usual and fair rate Three-fourths
and Of the value Of the business is thrown away,
because the rates realized do not pay cost Of ranspora
ton. All profit and much more, is lost sacrificed by
competition which really looks like insanity than
the result OF any wise consideration Of circum-
stances.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-01-08
rHR MONEY MARKET.

Money on call to-day has ruled from to per cent,
closing at the latter rate The domestic exchanges
quoted as characterization 5l6 Of per cent dis
count to par; Savannah, \ per cent discount New
Orleans y 7-l6i St Louis, par to rs cents premium
per ST. OOo Cincinnati so to rs cents and Chicago par
to rs cents Foreign exchange was decidedly nrmer,
sterling advancing to IS and 4so for long and
short bills respectively.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-01-08

HAVANA Jan T. 1876
Spanish gold ZIG 2l6 Exchange the United States
days currency, 6k discount: short sight, 81
discount days gold ~ premium short sight. 81