davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1876-12-12
CHARGED WITH COMPLETELY IN CROOKED
te sr'e'e WHISKY. 20 -

James Dunseith; the propiietorof machine
shop Foryrsist opposite the Illicit distllery seized
several days ago. arrested by Deputy United States
Marshal Newconbe yesterday ON information filed By
Revenue oflieer r. h! Hawley, charging him with cos
pllcty iu the Illicit manufacture OF spirits He was held
Tor examination by United states Commissioner Shields
In $500 bonds.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-12
THE 1RIBUNBS LIST OF THE DEAD.


SIR: In your list this morning of the lost by
the Brooklyn Theater fire. which have generously
labored to make complete and accurate, find these
mistakes: An is added to the name OF Margaret Ld-
gate Her name and that o. Adelaide 5. Rothwel are
not printed in iahcs yet they not recognized and
M trace of them was found The Of Michael
Trainor does not appear at all in the list He was with
those two and lost with themat least has not been
heard FROM these the only errors In the list
because Others important may occur. IL must be
an undertaking. of the eNtTemeg difficulty 10 secure
perfect list The endeavOr is service 10 the community
which entities you 10 our gratitude.
IL Ia proper 10 state thai my knowledge Is derived from
the fact that the women named we're members OF
my congregation. have been In daily intercourse with
the families, ana conducted a memorial service on
Saturday evening Up that time tine friends had
fonnd no trace OF the remains Cyrus HAMLIs
1099 BerOeS-st Brookiya Dec. IL, 1876
IA typographical error was the OCCASION Of this
omission. The name of Michael Tsainor was pub
lshed saturday, with full particulars of his going
to the theater with Mrs. Lidgate and Adelaide
Rothwell.-Edl
New-York tribune., 1876-12-12
r. +. TAINToR's TRANSACTIONS.

Tn the suit of the Guardian Mutual Life Ia
surance Company against the Atlantic National Bais
the facts OF which have been stated in THETRUsE the
jury are to bring in their verdict this morning JUDGE
Lawrence submitted the case 10 the jury on the q.
tions whether or not Tantor the defauting cashier lad
made the loans for the bank by authority OF the bauk
thorties had warranted the plaintiffs IN dealing wiA
Taintor as the banks agent even 10 the extent OF a
cepting Tantors notes for moneys which went TO TIE
banks benefit. t'.r
New-York tribune., 1876-12-12
EXCISE COMMISSIONERS SUSTAINED.

The complaint in the case of Frederick W.
HOlander against the Excise Commissioners was dc
missed at the Tombs Police Court, by Justice Morgan
yesterday The paintif endeayored to prove that To
commissioners were guilty of rnisdemeanOr in granting
Icenses fOr the sale OF liquor TO be drunk on the prem
ises 10 any persons except hOtei-keepers
New-York tribune., 1876-12-12
ANOTHER CORRECTION CORRECTED
o ths editor or Ths Trtbwhes-

SIR: Please to register in the columns OF
vour naper the name of Samuel Holmes who was burned
IN the Brooklyn Theater the night Of the re He re-
sided at No. 30 Catherine-st, New-fork by so dos'
you will oblge his aunt ASS' ohohh"ii'
Dec IL, 1876.
[The name of Samuel Holmes is No. III Oh lHh
TRIBUNE's list, published yesterday.-B@I
New-York tribune., 1876-12-12
'FrrNERAL OF MURDOCH.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 1.-THE remains OF
Mr. H. s. Murdoch, who perished at the Brooklyn inca
ter were Inferred this afternoon IN this city.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-12
F.. PRECAUTIONS AGAINST FUTURE FIRES.
ACTION TAKEN BY TIE BROOKLYN BOARD OF
aIDFK,sEN

ALDERMEN.
At the meeting of the Brooklyn Board of AL
dernen yesterday, communication was received from
Mayor Schroeder stating that he called the attention OF
the Department Of Fire and Buildings, on March 81,
1876 TO the unsafe condition OF the Brooklyn Athen9um,
but received verbal that the means of egress
we're ample. He suggested that a committee be ap-
pointed 70 examine all public buildings and that Ord
aanees be prepared compelling theater managers 70
make provision for the safety Of their audiences.
Resolutions, presented by Alderman Ray, were
adopted, appointing a committee Of five, to which
1t least two prominent builders architects TO be
added for the purpose OF making thorough examina
ton TO the safety Of all pnblic halls and places OF
amusement IN Brooklyn. The Corporation Counsel, with
the charmen OF the Law and Public Land and Building
Committees and the President OF the Board OF Fire
Commissioners, was directed to draft ordinance
"for the better protection Of life and property"
An ordinance adopted to the effect that the
gers OF places Of exhibition in Brooklyn be required 20
employ constantly during the tune OF every performance
two men, whose duty IL should be 70 guard against fire
and the hose 10 be provided foe such emer
gencies, and that such hose Should be exclusively de-
voted 10 this purpose The penalty for every violation
Of this ordinance 20 be $3.50.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-12

appeared after singeng for few minutes. ltlsev-
ident that any article dipped IN this compound
would cease to be infammable.-EdJ
New-York tribune., 1876-12-12
NooMBUsrrBLE MATERIAL FOR THEArERs

NC0MBUSTIBLE MATERIAL FOR THEATERs.
To the Bdftor OF The Tribune.
SIR: / inclose piece of game, such as is
used in theaters, and the most infammable material
made This piece OF gauze, however s saturated with
Zap1es compound II viii not burn or SMOKE Is will on
ly snge and does fame The compound refer 20 Is
the same AS IA used in preparing the scenery and
TUNES IN French theaers brought little with se 20
test incobustbility. and am confident II tnoaters
will it all danger will be past II VIII DO impossible
for theater 10 burn IA
Eew-York, Dec IL, 1876.
IAN attempt to set on fire this gauze, which was
Of the thinnest and ligbteA character, was COM
plete failure. II would not Ignite but slowly dis
New-York tribune., 1876-12-12
rHr couRr or APpEAIa.

Albany. Dec 11.-Iu the Court of AppeanN
day the following business was tfanssoted;
No 49-Smth agL Mckinney. =. -. e,use @
No Snh agt Kiad.Argaed fogefhsr - w a. raxoobt
We
New-York tribune., 1876-12-12
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The SPEAKER announced the appointment of
Mr. Cymer (Dem Pennl TO lI the vacancy In the Com
mittce on Appropriations, caused by Mr. Randalrs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-12-14
LIVE STOCK MARKETS..

NEW. YORK, Dec. 3.-BREygs-Arrvas including some
which came yesterday 100 at Sxlest and 20 cars
AT Jersey CITY, making 20i5 head total since SATURDAY
NIB head against 6S3S time last week Weafe having
ante spruklng oil fine Cattle-he advance guard Oh to
Teeuar holiday stock which win be In next week. Ihen
AGAIN. receiving lots Of trash such had better DO
kent al home scarcely be sold here refer 10 very
State oxen scrub Kentucky and little Virginia hoppers
selling at 7dS4c The largest sales to-day at he far
steers 40 c with good 20 prime at 9Si9lO 10 some
nj liza choice cattle OF lOOO0 brought lie
II oc The ~ very fine state Deeyes, fed by ID
uicher aud sent 10 butcher report at IL 2c, % 10
thew weighed 872 10 We call the market steady ON at cat
Tie and weak for all others The sales 10 at loZl
Western bulls at 3c. no Texans on sale "a virginia ~ c
Is ~ 80 7c Is at 74c "a at &c. nearly all % 90 az
Vic IS 10 All az Size, nearly Onehalf 65 llB al Ssc
Ri ~ go at &c. $50 at 40 at 9lsc 81 az 9ae 235 az
81 1se 123 1Ic and 10 at 1l4c, average 93c sl0ck
az sl sod weather rather warm, dressed meats Cutting
no ma1Sets while poultry Is offered extremely low hs
VIZ rol ,shicb crowd hard upon meats. -
SiItieths A. IT, Eastman had 80 GOf Uery ~
a. COON a Co. 10 W. 5. 4 J. II. Van Alta, IL cars
BroWn Z cars Kahn Fursb cars S. Moses, cars
with several smaller lots a.. -. -, -, M, reaIIv
en- lie sod 80 head Of the beat 1880 ID, Illinois az s
~ "a m next grade 1490 H. at l01sc.i a OF l3Su 10
Yno, "a 1rnary, $50 n, SAcy 90 80 OF lllz ID ~
aYa 'iesS 5lc each; 80 Of 100 n Sac, So ~ -.
iHlsrv u Cary GOn ulery 81 kebtueky l,2if ~ ~
ssn less Soc each; "a OF LBS H. Gle and ~ each - %
1$o3 az oiac; Ia Of 1927 n 9e 20 Of iSeo d. 49, 90
n les al each 55 Of 1881 ~ l0c 90 Of l'Ss' ID
s g i1sc ga n 20 OF lS4S ~ hne a. leTc o,
lSSS n, a 9sci - sf l424 D. leo- ~ Oh 4ai D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-12-14
The STATE or TRADE.
EUROPEAN Markets.


dun Bacon Cai dun at o Sn%It a
~ g. Ham,-Long Jul at 46. shoulders dg! at - o.
Nc. duh At so, ianiPrme western dul At 50 o Taow
Prime city dull a. - a. ia
can Choice duh at So Lar on steady At 5s FlonrEElra
sI a1 da nP at At ios Winter dun &ei5eF
dull 40 Tor southern SgFoI I. 1891 s iv d
AIM inland. Old: Mddling orleans '; sales, 5000
5 5ss go nG 6g. 81 S Which h 256S ~Tc %@SHean Fa
ogcaed armor 9al o "T T, @ST s aeFy Upanas Low
NJdling clause January and February delivery b'e; y
ia l1 10y Ir Ins MJI6g Cau-r March aud April duy.
cry jIi,sd; Upands. Low Miluing caas April ana May
low Miitlng CLAUSE shipped november SAL t.,.; paGi1
Low aiddas clause, new crop shrpod No,gmDer sal
6s,Cd Upl,nds Low Mddiug eaq,e new crop nsp,,,
November and December ' h,sL Jpiano 10Y G ai'nS
lands Low Giidng clause, crop, shipped December and
LIVERPOOL Dee 49, mGeef 81 nese Gr Urine
T,ron al q cwt for Long Coar hdacs Lird o. = o"I
'OI NHEHF66I Dec l3-2 p mUrlands Cotton Low Midlgg
,,,s now cron shipped November and December, san,
cd Upands I6w Mddlng clause shipped December and
LTRf6oI Dec $50 mUEaeeaa. Cotton IT, Low Ss Mid
dn} Siyo Dee i5"5 D. m-Cotton futures firm Up
larJs Low Niddling clause, March ana Apl utif'tg'
jalagd Upands 10" MadnS Gan'r Ap 1 Sl ean shin
ped December aud January SAT- Osa IphlH lei loT I'm
lands Low Kidding clause, new crop shppod February anu
March si 'i hac 80, p. mrlcGned Petroleum 2I2a
o,i ~ gai"n spirits Of Petroleum. l2l gallon Common
T1.iB dG3. Spirits Turprnunc, 81 gC"t. c----,
IIyEgPooL, Dee l3-Eycnihg.' t,o''cS. o. India
cannc bills were allotted today at an advance oil nearly ono
penny q rupee. - - 10 - t-,t,c, stotes bonls ten.
torfiss i7it new aycs p; Eric hallway shares s4i do
ureferrcd, rs ,NewIOrk Central, ~. .. -. ,or
cen, L4I reGs. az R' ioi 81 c Tor the account
en- IUoS Dee 1873 D. m-COnsOl, 0iiI0 for both money
ToSpoN pee 1888 p. m-The amount OF bullion WIN,
drawn from the Bank oil England on balance oN'y u
ggl3OOD Ere Railway shares, 80 o,, ,,.,, u,o,.,,
Iospoy pee 1880 p. -Consos 0i'ig iof bon money
1 H. srcnnt Erie Hallway shares o. do preferred, ~
paris ayces quote per cent Rentes Ut loi % &C io'
ths account. - an - - p,o,o1 pctrnIou,n Gao7d.
4, ,aiion SHIRTS of Turpeutinc, 3nJ y cWI 80. ~.
paRIs Dee l3.-EXchango on LObuoh ='L 10 ~ o' 9
nght =, ,,,-io,,, or t,r Fine Pale American.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-12-14
ro,,vsTIc MARKETS.

prvv,,o Dec ls-Rairoad receipts 7o0 Gbls
Corr IS 500 bush Wheat "a 600 PnS Tn sEiDwepfs
Flour $3.50 bJsi Corn 1910 BUSH h' Nv 500 bHsh
oats 26GOO bush Barley Sgoo gGs npcRSngci Wheat
anIet and steady sales 1000 bush No. m Zoo hush
81 80 1903 bush NO White W,n rIs " Corn agiet and
frm' Sales OF 5000 bush; NO Mkei w MeI 30
at 6$ci . 1503 BUSH 6oj bush Low Mixed
Toledo at SIC oats RyeNo sales re port Io So
canada at Doc Malt fair trade inquiry ro stae az g5c
nal from Canada Barley a. III ACCORDING Ig TO condition Of
sale seeds only retail demand Hlsn~ J y9 inlet and
fToIv AT Al asI 10 for CITY make. FORK anu ISL %
nnehanged; large quantity in store Rahroad fre's' Jun
and Gne a nac 1sFlour nominay unchanged Wheat
moderately active and higher but 9nsetted NS .nnar
spring 81 l67sdsl II, CASH e ~ 81 o79sl O3: re-
ccc1 oSa55c Corn Tnr 9 4S oS S SS and n ncS S
january 45c, February ReJeee TO- Farley steady aud
ha9Sc9 PORK unsettied generally lower sS S2@
se 4O cash $40 4SGsS 81 IN fais demand and rm
Sc 81 o. cash $40 O2SdsiO o. January Ti2 aoaS oor S
sI s,c Clear sides s5c whisky higher az 81 0l ha
road ireghts uneeange s Tn sS 900 OATS 5000
TvSb Rive 1000 bush barley shpmens-ds0I0o Dds
Flour $4,000 bush Wheat 1000 O Rarey he Alter
noon cal OF the firm q i7 nd January Pay
81 1891 1871 February Corn &c ny gn1ary SO l7S
@sIo ~ February ,,-.., o..,or.
oScHsa ~ pei Corn in lair demand at 44d45c. Oats
firm Al s0ssc Rye rm at SOC Barley stsa6y ana da S
en2Hse eae rOrs rsaa RENDERED 50 Kettle do $40 500
$40 G2 Bulk Meats quiet but steady ominsly naehsngei
Green Meats quiet aud unchanged wmsy stsa az. daand
~ O6. Butter quiet and m l 10 Good Light IS 400
IS G5 Packing grades 50 godSo 20 Heavy - WI
refsT I bes I soaS steady and m Choice White
81 - 81 rs Wheat steady Tor milling Extrs @le
a9 oEs q = a a. S ISL a s no. White Mehsan
81 2i No Amber DO se,Tre and nonsa , norm n, iie
S mn White 4iSiGe RsSuiDtSflsazi Lssa hhlA'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-12-14

SRSa sg5 S%' sg SS ' Wheat s1ss ss5
MILWAUKEE Dec. IszflOur quiet Wheat unsettled
q IS no SoSa do r. % SS , Sen
isSsqRE SG 30 sG 7OS Bay steady Spring
January No do 5Ssc Rro pIi , a1 , MS
p pPrs Oss stsa G at IS S5 b6 o9
1000 bush Wheat shDments-6.OOO bbls Flour 2t'OoO
PHiLIDELPaIA Dec. ls-Petrocum In good demand Re.
steady 'S at 81 s4S$i 90 FaEseed s.
eeP and stocks 2es Loo eS ES ~ 2 oo and
dB Indiana na do s q Wbeo Grades
IsaS W o RT 70 sS 4S o less ~ acye o
Yellow 6Oa6O iac; New 5iaj7c. White so 54c sail 81
572c steamer zee Oats Unchanged; Western White -
$780, Smoked Do, 2qlSc PicSed d. Ga loac lard
DO Frsts 26S27c; Bradford County. 3OaSlc; DO Fs,s,
27o28c Western Reserve 2S927e do Frsts 209?Sc do
li9i5e EggsIght receipt Pennsyly9a6oas HewJeESsey
Do 55S27c Reeeipts-FoGr 1870 bbls. Corn Meal 100
%hea AGO Sash s GSTn zoo b Snh be afvo
Corn 2l,5S e'Sh scarcity
Of the grades Wante, super Fall 81 25a4 60 Extra Do
So 60d$5 Double Extra ~ 20 22as DO ifeoie do - -
j Hs9 lG W So q FeG Fa s. @sS 57 y
@ can $ 42 January! ganan G 6as & da Dasye
b bid cash and DeSsRSeT Ba Sc y io WHISKY
quiet ard unGnansed PORK SIC So february asked
BscemST lax lax e Msas at 10 Gne6aSd
changed Sweet Picked Hams, 10 average offered az vc
clear RIB Sides we're refused at c and &C. &c being
asked IOgs-Packers and few selling; Common to Good
s. jO9$7 Choice Extra. IS 80asj 90 Cattle very W
TSa end Ca goG ns s@a vS Sea o bu cd Too
bush Oats 1000 bush Rye 1000 BUSH Barley $4,000 head
Hogs, l4O0 head Cattle.
T0LEDO, Dee. l3.-Flour steady. Wheat steady Amber
Michigan spot January 81 So February, 81 4Oi NO.
40 2I; no RED Winter spot and December, 81 20
No . Kansaslei, 81 % 9 Red. January, FL %: Re
ted 81 10 dull High Mixed soc; New, 40 3ci No
Ne 46c; January, 46'ic. Damaged New 4lGi REJECTED
4-c New, acc. steady with fair demands NO az
"a 2c. eJanuary 35c White, 39hc; Michgan, 30 &c E
ectef 2gc COverseed duh and nOmnaly IS 80 Hogs Iel
al s6 Is IS so bid all weights ReceiptsWheat $4,000
bush; Corn 47OOO bush; Oats, $500 bush. shipments
Flour - bbls Wheat 10000 bush Corn, OlOOO Dusn
oats, 5000 bush.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-12-14

The money market worked more sln0othly tofsiaS
at per cent in the forenoon and 42G4 III the a1ter
noon, on pledge of the usual collateral. ~ DIS
count is last quoted The United states 500 Ieas
urer al Washington received to-day B6OO,OoV ma
tonal bank notes for redemption The customs
receipts were 100000, and internal revenue re-
ceipts 100000. The following Is the CIeaIiDg-
house statement to-day: Currency exchahge5si
$50 GA ITO; currency balances $3,6 81 goa
exchanges S57O6, 1877; gold balances ~ ,lO3.l0aa'
In Government bonds to-day the new hvT fi sun ~
ened up to llO$t registered skies OF 1881 seilng al
112le; coupon at 118l2; coupon 1868, old issue,
at loss and new at 112ls; registered IS6Is Ietch
ing III g. and registered 1865, ISL ne sales az
the first two boards aggregate $34O,OOO: AS ihe
currency quotations decline there Is an INCREASING
desire TO 6uy for permanent investment. we annex
latest STR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-12-14
Banking tiouses ano Baulsers

KOUV2WE BRO1,LLE.RS, bankers,
u Val ST., Neao York, dra0 Bis
on ENGLAND, France and Germany;
issue Letters Of credit doailable
hroughout the United States and
Europe, and make transfers Of money
BIZ telegraph and cable. Investment
orders executed IN tile Exchanges Of
Neao York, PhiJadeLphta, Boston end
San Francisco.
Annro0ed Securities for sale.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-12-14
THE MARKETS.
rCaIefully reported for rHE TMBgwl
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
Per Norh Rtcsr, Vessels. and Rriroras

"WEDNESDAY,
AsUFs-The demands were again slow hut figures can be
considered about steady 4'e for Pots ana 6c Tor fHa
COFFEE-Nild Coffee scarce ana very I'M sIn1 io,s
of Nexcan sod at ls3c gold MaIacaDO quo ed ~ lec
gold and Java 22a24c, gold, with far JoDDng trace ~
continued quiet OWING 10 INC sid
nes of the stock and sales rnspifed prices were h
IGa l9a4c gold for invoices and l6i2@ 4cp goa oI JUL
C0TTON-There small business on the spot az I'M
urices the market being steady. Foreign exchange
continued dull gold low, and though the iyeIool
s drn little export business done The receipts ~ he
o1t we're % 77j bales against 3l,70l bales lls CAV Es
week and 80 O86 this day last year. one safes @ Jot
oie ~ which gao bales evening" including Az lnf e1
mort $50 for consumption ana 19O Tor &
IL e III bales are arrive; l3OO Dae were uei'
IN on cnnfracf The nnOtatiOns were sun az lOl0ws
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-12-14

FLOUR AND MEAL-With only limited business i S 70
orG IN nj the market ruled heavy AMI iIlhe ioNeI
Ps the decline mainly low grades ineudag ssperme
W. ~ binners were inclined TO hold or Wtile tne local
trade demand chiefly for small parcels % cover y hi
r salSs 800 hills Including 900 b6s Low Sfa n
Extra al IS }5as5 So 1900 bbls Meum s 7SS7 oy 20
Sr Plain and 81 5G9s9 90 for pssRt SS 90 for pP ts
tv Mia Extra al &c so for Europe and 70 @
WestSs Indiesi 900 bbls- snPerante az s2Ss ,a1e:
and $50 bbis No AZ AZ az ~ NO. No q; s5gs5 80
for common Choice sagernne s'a smm Sna Ifs
State; 81 650$5 10 for Common 70 ~, Ea Good 10 Choice
n g DO IS 45Gss Inferior 70 Commcs sssf
Is 7Oas5 rs Common 20 Coco 40 % 20 Tsncx
~ noo io Choce and 81 06dSs for Snoics "a ~
~ AZ SbaS6 40 Common 30 Coco Low 1t ~ 1oes
Family CITY Mills ExtSai % Ase$s " ios Voua'sA 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-12-14
nAvANA MARKNT.

HAVANA. Dec l3-spanish God. 920Ga22l. Exchange
firm: on the United states, % MyS ~ d,, goij
e2 Pi nr"imm: short sight, gold, 3gai prcmumi ON
London l34Glja prcnium Oh F'ii'' par ''N" 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-12-14

There were some small sales Of State bon Gsrd1ino
eOuri g. up to l07, and North Car9llnia l
special tax, Sd series. at Q. In city bank
stocks, Leather Manufaeturers I0l 500 Fdu,3 a.
National 1OD at 93. and Ninth Naslpp iiI w
sts0. There was another well distributed DusIn ;
N railroad bonds st. Paul irsts, La Crosse Dlvl-
son. were up TO 1912, and Sinking Fund down 70
S5s the 7slO selling at 9si2 Chicago ana az the
SewJersey Central bonds, the Lehigh and Wlike 1S
barre iDdOrsed declined TO 61l2 Harlem nrsts sou
a. liza. and Long Dock at loo. A.
The Union Pacific Railroad Company have de-
cared quarterly dividend of per cent, payable TO
holders OF stock Of record Dee. 20, and after JAN
!, at the Union Trust Company. NJ
The transfer books of the Western Union Tele-
graph Company will close on the goth inst. for the
purpose of a dividend declared to-day as payable
Jan. 10, 1877.
exchange Salesro0m;
5000 New York City per cent Improvement stock
que 1877
tsO0O Hew-l0rk County Assessment Fund per cent
sock, registered due 1887
~ shares National Citizene Baak lOo2
1870 Central Paeno RaiIOad OF Catofnaa per ceDt
1900 City Of Bx0oklyn Foprtleave. Improvement per
Nht coupon honda due 1886.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-12-14
pipinena Noiltss

OFFICE or THE CONSOLATION coAL COMPANY 9ys
MARYIAsD No. II BROADWAY. NEW YORK, Dec. 0. 1875
AT A MEETING OF THE BOARD OF
" Directors held this day DIVIDEND Of 2'a PER
CENT declared the Capital Stock payable on ana
IhS Tra1sier Books win close at O'Clock p ~, Dec. 2S
"-D 'sOD'' OA ''' "''i'S ' II c. HICKS Secretary
VTNI0N PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY.
" \ DIVIDEND OF TWO PER CENT on the CaIitai
Stock Pacific Railroad Company viii be paid
and after jan 1917 sioc6hoders Of record Dec 90 l76
NewYOrk stockholders viii DC paid the oee of tho Union
Trust Company NewYOrk and Boston stockholders al the
Company, So ~ Equitable Building Boston.
The stock books will be closed Dec 20 and eOpened jan
Boston, Dec. II, 1876 Il. H. ROLLINS, Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-12-14

THE NATIONAL PARK BANk,, !
NRw-YoRR, Dec H. 1851
YNHE ANNUAL ELECTION of Directors of
this Bank will held at the Banking Rooms on TUES
nay n D. 1877 between the hours of IL o'clock m ana
o'clock p. IN. h N. mI1uh - olsllet.
TJNO the HOLDERS of MOBILE AND OHIO
L RAILROAD FIRST and SECOND MORTGAGE
is called the plan Of reorganization OF
The above Company proposed by the ana others
in opposition the plan recently submitted Oy Messs W M
m flaws VIM s. PersOn and T. HasAlnS DuDuy copies can
DO obtained on application TO - ~, 90 ,,,,,,,. -,
Il a 10 mud u NasalI-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-12-14

Coco 0 Ia1 nydinaTy iOst MiddHDR
~, delivery there only moderate
foi closed at slight advance sales YESTERDAY at no
Dseem6er lo9 IIc 'S MareS SO 500 12SSc 200
i5slc 400 &c. April AGO. l$'e 1eG lSiso fo Nay so6
b s First cali ad 100 SG Second 5%v c iHo
kl do iSSc; July 100 137s2c August lou IoSg E'
tea 400 ThiTa ea total zoo bales
sales sS today j RS l2 5SS
i5i7c LOO I2c 400 12lIsgc 100 l22ci w d io8
Febfasry 300 l 300 l2e 200 oG 2 is;s CO. 300
ii2 49, LOO Issc 900 l2' 95 i API
100 1SI4e June 200 lSisse; 800 i3lSac July IUV
l3Pacb 5Aa1snsss 1csc nd 10 exch 800 December
t; pnaTy exc &c pd eIch 1000 January for March
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-12-14
Dlploeno Notices.

OFFICE, NEW-YoRK. Dec. Ii, 1915
dividend NO. 3S.-This company has de-
~ eared a QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF ONE AND
ONE HALF PER CENT the capital stock OF the company
f ha nef earnings Of the three months ending Dec. 81
payabe the office Of the Treasurer on and after the
10th January next 70 sharehoers OF recoru ON tue
10Th day Of December .,-, - A.. a.
& ~ the oth insfant and opened morning OF the
i ie4h 81 Ianasrx u u. ROCHESTER, Treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-12-14
cnrPEE MARKETS.

mo r,vv,po Dee l2-Coee market very animated prices
NV MO Good Frsts, G,JOOa6boO refs ~ Alios'
Ixchange London, 2l'i ,. animated. nrces ad.
S,STGs pee l2-Co1ee market very ny ~ az"
vancingi Superior Santos, $500 rel' Y ~ A'