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THE TUG.

THE TUG.
That Gathering at st. Louis
Rapidly Approacll-
ing q Break.
Watterson, as Temporary
Chairman, Fires the
Southern Heart.
Yet His Friends Fail to
Make Him Perrna-
nent President.
Gen. 11cClernand Finally
Selected for tho Lat
ter Position
And Speaks the Speech the
Democracy Have Al
ways Liked So
Well.
Who Were Chosen to Build the
Party Platform.
Dan Voorhees, Blows Very Cold
upon tho 1ilden
Element.
And Little Sunset Cox Comes to
the New York Mans
Rescue.
Predictions Vary Little from
Those Of Monday.
Tilden's Friends Agree upon Payne for
the Second Place.
The Nomination VIII Likely Be
Reached To-Day.
Tho Rational Central Republican Committee.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-09-30

CONSTANTLY KEEPS ON HAND
Rope. Ausurs' Butts.
Iron, Anvils, Screws,
cumberland Coal Bolts, Steel,
Horse Nails, Borax, Bells,
A xlo Grease, Bits, Boilers,
ID axes, Headers, Mowers,
Door Locks, Betting.
TVheeIbarrows, Babbit-Metal.
Wire. Grindstones, Machine Extras.
OK Yokes, Barbed Wire. Staples.
On Cans Of every description.
Drills of all kinds.
W-oodenware, Teakettles,
1ron Axles, Cutlery,
N-uts. Patent Iron Planes,
Malls, Scissors, Wash. boards,
Egg heaters, Tubs,
Molassas Gates, Hinges,
Urn Cocks. Hammers,
Chains, Hooks and Staples,
Cartridges. Fla Irons,
Axes, Pumps, etc., etc.
ply3n
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-09-30
Call and settle up.

hAVING CONCLUDED TO CLOSE UP
4 AGll old accounts by the Goth of October.
| would request all having long accounts
with me to call and settle and save expenses,
Any one having bil7s against me Will please
present the same and receive their money.
NJ b. SrAUNTON.
Winnemucca, September %, 1876. I'm.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-09-30

Always on hand. We have also fine BILLIARN
TABLE, which is always ready for the amussss
ment Of the Lovers Of the Cue. Other liz
censed games also found at this place.
DELI If
The New York herald., 1876-09-15
NEw YORK HERALD FRIDAY SEPTEMBER R l87eTIPLE SHEET

1000 do. Canal shipments to tidcwaer-Corn. 81 05i
bushels; wheat. 1881 do. Interior pontsCorn, $3.50
bushels: wheat 9Os do. Flour in good demand aud hfm
sales Of 200 bbs Ht unchanged Wheat In light de-
mand and supply; nominal prices; red winter 81 10
81 iS; white, new. 81 II III 25 do old 81 20 vi 80;
white Offering. Corn quiet and steady sales of ears
vate terms held srm So iec 1000 do sample s0c
Oats quiet sales ct white Ohio the track Jc
quoted Bic. 3Sc. Western held at 57e Rye, barley
aud matLrtle doing: Western quoted 75c. seeds
winesModerate inquiry; sales OF 100 bh city make ut
81 loasi IL Pork and lard dul few sales made n.
changed quotations Canal heghts unchanged held hrm
ToLEpo. Sent. ii. 1876
No. I white Michigan, 81 i9z No. do. 81 IL extra
do 81 23: amber Michigan. 81 lyts September aud Oc
tober 81 49, No. do, 81 loz No red winter, 81 49,
October 81 16ls No red 81 o. Corn quiet steady
aged 44s.. Oats steady with good demand No ?. 35c
white. iOc: No do, 3sc rejected 81 Re Reccpts-oOO
bbs -four 81 600 bushels wheat oo 10000 do
oats Shipments bbls flour. 81 900 bushels wAcat
CHICAGO. Sept IL 1879.
Flour steady and firm. Wheat unsettled bat generally
higher No Chicago spring 81 o4ls 81 o5 cash: 81 os
October. 81 o3si 81 Oi November No. Chicago sprng
~. 81 O2the latter for rejected. Toe s3i
the latter for Corn in fair demand and higher No
at 45lac fSac cash. i,c September 4f4e October 434c
higher: so. 2 34c cash 33ssc. October 33sc November
rejected, 2s1c. kyc firm at 6itsc ooe Harley hrmer
ase cash, 7Ilse October PORK unsettled aud lower;
Lard unsettled lower; $40 SIS cash. $40 October
~ 40 all the year. Bulk meats easier shoulders Utac
short clear mides sac these prices ior summer cured
freights unchanged Receiprs-flour 1000 bbls wheat
100 bushels: 14f0JO do oats, 33OOl do
5000 do. barley. 1900 do shpmentsFlonr. 500 bh
wheat ~ 900 bushels; corn M o;O do oats. 1fon do;
Whcat unsettled. lc higher. Corn unchanged Oats &c
lower Fork firm and unchanged Lard Sc. lower.
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THE POLICE BOARD.

superintendent walling yesterday sent communca-
tlon to tho Board OF Police announcing tho OF
Roundsman Hancy, Of the First precinct by Sheriff
Broadhead, OF Ulster county, on complaint OF G. D.
Wood of Warnessng, charging him with assault with
intent to kill HanIcy claims that he caught Wood
the act OF stealing whip at the Warnessng fair and
attempted to arrest him In shc struggle he pushed
Wood away and the latter ic striking his head
wagon wheel The Board granted Hanlcy leave Tor
ans enforced absence, withholding his pay.
Communication received from Postsnastcr
James rciaiive to driver OF a United states mail
wagon arrested for fast driving. The mails de-
iayed IN consequence The Commissioners passed
oution that OF similar cvcnt occurring tho
0iccr making the arrest should send word Post
Office.
The following patrolmcn were dismissed :--Mcsusse
OF the Ninth precinct; Farrell OF the Seventeenth, and
Moriariy, OF the FIRST
Captain Lcary. OF tho Twcnty-sisth precinct was
nncd ive days pay Tor failing TO enforce the Corpora
ton ordinances regard to the hackmcns tariffs being
placed III sight within thcir cAbA
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loan held TO secure bank circulation were Withdrawn
to-day aud AZ per cents substituted Revenue receipts
to-day. $780, 600; customs receipts, $780, 900; bank
notes. $l.l7o,ooo.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Government bonds closed firm at the following quo.
tations United States currency SKIES 126h 127;
do. do, 1881, registered, 1l7N us; do do do,
coupon, 11s% l19; do do, 1885, registered, 1929
l13s; do do do, coupon, ll3 ll3S do do do, Few,
registered, ll3ss ll3a do. do do, coupon, 1lss
1l3al; do do. 1867, registered, 11eX III; do do.
do, coupon l161s III; do do, 1868, registered,
1lsA. u I19; do. do do, coupon. llsh a. lls14; do
ten for,ies, registered 1l5,s ll5x; do do coupon,
l1o 1loI; do nves, $751; registered, llsk 1l57s;
do. do, do. coupon, 1l5A 1l5h.
RAILROAD BONDS
In railroad bonds tho largest transactions werc in
Chicago and Northwestern consolidated gold coupons,
which were strong and advanced to 81. Hannibal and
St. Joseph convertible rose TO n. Milwaukee and ST.
Paul hrsts brought III, New York Central coupon
hrsts l21 Fort Wayne second ITO, Michigan Southern
sinking iund Ill, Cleveland and Toledo sinking fund
no. do new l06, and Union Pacific sinking funds Ole
Morris and Essex seconds declined per cent selling at
1O0 Morris and Essex consolidated declined "a per
cent to 9S while do sevens Of 1871 were u per cent
higher, selling at 9S. New Jersey Central convcrti-
BILE rose to s2 fell 70 and recovered to 7l a7ih
Lehigh ard wikcsbarre consolidated declined to SO.
New Jersey Central hrss. new, steady at 104h.
In the afternoon Chicago and Northwestern consoi-
dated gold coupons advanced to 95 St. Paul. La Crosse
division to 1924 Rock Island rs TO 1909 and Burling
ton and Quincy rs to Ill The balance Of the list
showed change. except for New jersey Central con-
vertibes which declined to 70, and Ohio and Aissis
sippi consolidated to 9u
The following the closing quotations for Pacific
Railroad bonds:-Union hrsts 1865 TO lO6l4 Union
land grants 1O4s< 105 Union sinking funds, 81 to
92 Centrals l1Ox to hoy.
SHARES.
Bank shares were quot Commerce sold at liz
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
The following are tho closing prices OF Philadelphia
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON Sept. H. 1876.
Cotton quiet: middllnx. 1O5rc.; low mddng 1Otac. ;
good ordinary. ehc Net receipts. s2J bales Exports
coastwise, l27 sales. l,2s3 stock. 14.iSa
NKw ORLEANS. Sept. IL. 1876.
Cotton quiet and ensy nuiddling. lie low mdding
iUisc; good ordinary. sssc Net iOis bales
141J Exports coastwse, 2sUO sales. 30 Stock ~ s5j
Mopiix sept IL, 1876
Cotton hrm mddlng. iOxc low middiing, iOi4c; good
ordinary, &C. Not receipts l62 baes o3 Exports
cosstwise, lOu sales, zou. stock, $3.50
SAvASy,u Sept. IA 1875
Cotton quiet and firm midanns. IOsc. low middling.
ose. good ordinsy, sac: Net receip.s, f23 baes
ports cosstwiss, l,JoD sales. l.i3i. stock. llJiI
tHsnLEsroS. sept Is, 1876.
Cotton steady: good mand midaiing, IU54c lOxc.
low middiing lO5sc. sOiac. good ordinary, e4c.
receipts. $50 bales Exports coaswise. $3.50 safes, sy
stock. 4,sS5
OswEGo. Sept H. 1915
Flour sc higher spring and Zoe on amber aud white
winter grades; NO. spin ~ 10 xt snber winter 81
~ 2J white do, 81 b ~ 5o douD,s extra, "a 30
81 7 concessions round lies lsUJ bush
els whest rn No. white Michigan. al aG extra white
Michigan 81 80; red state 81 -. Corn unchnnged
OF no grade 1t Doc. ,orn mea unchanged NIL iced
Lumber. 7o4OUu feet Canal Lumber, is4OO0
BurfALo. sept. IA. 1876.
Lake receipts--fIour 1857 bbs corn A. 40 busncls
wheat $40 do oats 3s $50 do Railroad receipts
100 bbis corn, 22.4OO bushels wheat. I5.2OO do ;
oats, 1880 Do barley 800 Do rye. 1000 do Railroad
shpm~nts--flour 4,iOO tblS; corn, G3.6pD bushels.
wheat 2vOvo do OATS is.Soo do barley. aoo d.
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FINE ARTS.
THE SALAMANCA COLLECTION OF PAINTINGS ~
KURTZs GALLERY.

THE SALAMANCA COLLECTION OF PAINTINGS ~
KURTzs GALLERY.
New York has been particularly fortunate In the i'm
portance Of her art exhibitions during The centennial
season, and the famed pictures from the gallery
OF the Marquis ol Salamanca. OF Madrid have found
temporary resting place in this city, whore they viii
remain until about the lst OF December. They OF
exhibition at the Kurtz gallery, bat Of the pictured
catalogucd has been the Centenn al, and now
hangs in Memorial HAIL. This is The Landing Of ths
Pilgrims" by Gisbert The colectlon presents a curl.
Gus appearance eyes accustomed to the pictures o
modern schools which usually adorn the walls Of Gus
galleries but those who have visited foreign gailcrict
recognize the familiar style OF the works by the
ma sters vf past generations.
The principal picture s of lie size figures represent.
ing ''Hoiy Family" by Raphael. and 10 witness tho
divine appearance the face of the Chd, standing on
the Jap OF the Madonna is alone worth visit TO the
gallery large picture OF .Jcanne dArc' In battle
badly hung The principal ngurc being almost nvis
IDLE by daylight. There are three large landscapes
with igures and cattle, by Salvador Rosa; large PIC
ture oil 'ihc Martyrdom OF 81. Bartholomew" BY
Elbera, better known Spsgnoieto single head Of
''Thc Apostle Thomas Is by the same artist
''VenusN is by Paul V6ronesc, and two lite size pic
lures by Tindoretn. one representing Ihe betrotha
OF st. Catherine and the other ''Thc Visitation OF Ou
Lady to St Elizabeth" The first named was evidently
painted at his best time. while "rhe visitation" &c,
appears TO have been painted after he had iallen into
The habit of striving alter effect at tho sacrifice o.
other qualities IN his work.. Bearing the naine 81
size, the latter representing "Judith Holding tina
Head OF Holoernesn - ''fhc Banquet OF Herod" IL BY
Leal Naidcs and adys portrait by Gaya, one of the
more modern OF lavoritc spanish artists. A head by
Guido REM his favoritc poses, three-quartef
Wow looking up. There arc vigorous animal pictures
by Pauo do Vos, Sneyders ana Rosa dc TivolL TIVE
paintings by Bosco, representing Intemperance" and
''ihe Power OF Money" full Of the groesque
figures. Picnic" by Teniers and interiors, with
hsures by Mier are among the most important OF ths
smaller figure paintings and there are in the collection
paintings by Murillo, Wouvcrmans, Paul Brill, Par.
daens Vaccari, Nicolas Paussin, Canalletto &c The
only picture is u color by Farbury, tho
portrait of the Spanish General Gaminde. There ara
many pictures o! merit equal to those by these famous
artists, ana number OF copies OF other works and
sk etches OF severa noted irescoes.
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON SPOT STEADY ON Low GRADES,
EASIER ON HIGH GRADES; FUTURES CLOSED
STEADY AND 1-32c. 5-32C. HIGHKR-FLoUE
YIRM-wHKAr QUIET-CoRN sTEADY--oATs
RIRMaE-wHIsKRY FIRMER-PoRK FIRM
LARD FIRM-PETRoLEUM EAsrER-sPIRIrs
TURPENTMk sTEADY-RosIN fIRM-oILs
GENERALLY sTRADY-coFYgE YIRM-suaAR
NoMINAL-vnErGHTs QUIET.
THURSDAY, Sept 14-6PM
There was q fair movement in business circles to-
day, and in some nrmcr tonc was apparent while In
other cases prices decidedly higher On Change
flour less active but Arm. Wheat was quiet Corn
was very active and higher, closing strong at the i'm
provcmont Oats irmer. Whskey nrrher
Pork and lard nrm Frcights were quiet Cot
ton the spot steady tho low but easier on
the high grades Futures closed steady Isle 5-32c
higher. Coffee quiet but firm. sugar nomina al
Oils generally steady Petroleum CASTER Rosn
firm aud active. Spirits surpcntinc was steady
CoFyxk-Thcre was quiet but firm market for Braxils
At Baltimore sslss yesterday OF 900 bags Rio
Leonard Myers l7c for low fsir and 500 bags
Yamoyden private terms The market for mild coffee
firm. During the past week tho following sales were
made within the range Java, 3U7i mats; Msracaibo.
452s bags LsguAyr. 4113 do Savanilla e26 do Cey
lon do Porto Rico. $50 do Jamaics SO do
bags IS. Domingo shipped to Europe The Of mild
coffee In nrss hands is follows Java 80 36 grass mats;
CeyIon, 1902 bags; Msracaibo. 1888 DO Lagnayra
40; Mexican. 1880 do. smyanilla 1855 do. Total
stock 25y2O bags. and 1886 mats Java. We
quote ordnary carsoes, i5sc. iJ1c: fair do. I7,sc
i7s4c good do les iS4e prime is1ec. lsssc cx-
i6s4c IKE. gold. ninety days. Java bsgs
lvc. ale do grass mats 2Oe. 22c: singapore lie
isc Ceyion; lec. lie; Naraeaibo. i5c. Ice Lagus
yra loe nrsG oaIaea l ''ei 'os; ~ nomingo ltsc
Mexican ls,c. IKE Manila l51sc iG1sc Angostura
i5e. lie savanll. si7,e uur.eoa. Il,.s iojse
Corros-spot cotton ruled steady on the lower grades
about tho closing prices tho
evening, with steady feeling. Toward the The
kct grew and closed steady with advance
Nc ON June, &C 5-J2c on August. and 1-32c. y2c
the other months The closing prices to-day
with Wednesdays ns foliows:-
ut1iuzx x.LuaLS IfcuuLGr Lxrad Llk-uIklr
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RIO JANEIRo. Sept 13-C -Cofee-Maket amin ated prices
very firm good rsts 5000 g. 100 re per iokilos Ex
change London 2ita Freight sail to the Channel.
2ss Average daily receipts during past week. $500
bags Shipments Of the week-ro the Channel and North
of Europe l2OOO bags; to the United States 81 900 bags
Sales of the wcckfor the Channel and North OF kuropc
1900 bags for the United States 7Oo bags; for Medit
errancan ports, ZOO bags. Stock 5000 bags.
SANTOS, Sept. IL. 1876
CoiIec-Msrket animated prices hrm superior Santos,
500 $50 res 10 kos Average daily receipts ~
bags sales Of the week-For Europe, 1000 bags stock.
1000 bags
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The following special depatch was received At Ker-
mans News Agency
''sT. Lors, Sept 14-1n answer to inquiry for fuller
particulars OF railroad meeting ked hero only
say that the meeting q convention OF Western and
Southern railroad representatives comprising all lines
centrng at Chicago and ST. Louis. X s. Stearns was
President and A. c. Bird Secretary The result is
really given, an agreement to POOL the several
ings order equal right the roads,
tho pools being adjusted in such . to mako
II object to each to maintain full rates Thus
line cutting UNDER In order control large amount
of business must pay into tho pool a tariff what
they move regardless OF what they may have
ceived for the freights carried. Chicago and Rock
Island officials while here stated that thor earnings
show Of about s., 900 per day on current
traffic"
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1850 37,256 1894 l.OS3
s.29i y,4p2 81. 1853 333
~. $50 ~, ,65s 14G. 700 l,42i
4,Ol6 5.i2l ~. .3bl SO
56.SA 4l.237 l3I,33o 1911
1913 42.73I l69.el4 1886
5000 81, 434 81. .so5 645

september Is. 1873 ..... S54if 5OSf6 1895 4.403
sTkAgINK-Reccip:s-3J tierces 90 bbls. and casks.
The niarSet quiet: 60 tierces primo sold At l2c
1ALLOwk kcceikts-iO hhds. los terccs and IoI bhls.
The market ady 9JOJJ lbs prime sold exc
q e7sc.
WnIsKxY.-Recepts- $50 bbls. Tho market frmer
100 bbis. sold at III IL.
FRRisHrs-There moderate trade accomplished In
this market, but unchanged The
TO Live pool by rail- 90 bushels grain 71.d per
lbs. and por boxes cheese sos. grain
Sd. SID. nomingiy; 400 bales compressed cotton
Sled Tho conpriscd:-An American bark, 4o7
tons from Wilmington United Kingdom direct with
naval A. ID and 6s. Cd British bark hence
Calais. HRvre DunArx with =, 4OD quarters grain at
bs 81. American bark, hence to Dundak. with 5000
quarters do At os Sd AN Italian bark, from
Cork orders with 800 quarters do ut 6 3D. British
bark thence to Dublin belfast with 800 quarters
o. Italian brig hence Italian ports with .UDD
bDls cotonseeu ol at Js 5s I'd. according to
American bar hence to Cork Tor orders with = W 1bs
refined petroleum 5s 81, direct port IS Norwegian
bark from Phiadelpha 10 United Kingdom direct. with
z. 20 bbls naphthn at 5s I'd British bxrkentnc from
Philadelphia to London with 2OD bbiA DO. 3D.
Portuguese bark hence with 90 ibis refined petro.eum
reported o the Mediierrane tculars not known.
Italian bark hcnsc 10 Gibraltar Tor orders with so b s
refined do at IS. Sd to the Mediterranean. Airstc s. 3D.
Spanish brig hence Corunna, with do. 2Ic
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and cotton in store running quality not than
ali grade above or below tbs grade quoted.

Totals. ..:..................... 1.,53S 5ln 2.OoS
delivered contract bales For future delivery the
sales we're as toiow.-Yo.erdsy after two M-ssptem
ber 4u bales at ii ssc October 800 Of llsac 500 ~
II n-3sc December. 200 at llsc.: January, 100 at
ll1fc February 200 ut IL Lice; March, 400 mt lis
Total. 2,lOJ bales. To-day to two +. -September,
100 bales at il'Sc., 800 at IL 1896; October,
900 at ii ll-s2c; December. 400 IL ll-3!c..
.., Loo at ~ on5.c. 200 g, n 1899 100 at li1fe
at IL ill6c., 80 IL 23 32c.; March, 100 li7sc
iVo at II 2ssac; April 800 at II I6c August, 50! At
~ 2lo2c total. $500 bales grand total 800 bales
The receipts At the ports follows iaveston 25
bales; New Orleans, LOIS; Mobile 1872; Savannah li33
Charleston. sis Wilmington 81: Norfolk AL Baltimore
.; New York ii6; Boston, A. Total 80ls. This day last
week. Job his day last year, 1873 Total since Septem
Der 4 asos8 baes. Cotton freshts closed follows:
10 Havre, by steam. ll-l6c compressed; to Hamburg
by steam, Ic, eompressed to Bremen, by steam sc.,
compressed to Liverpool I'D l332d by steam, b. sail
5-ibd. ll-32d.
FLOUR AND GRAIN-Rcceipts-Flou H. 454 bbs; wheat
5096O bushels meal AS bbls and 295 casks
100 Sa bushels oats si9oo do: rye, 4e5o do barley
9s2O do barley malt. 6i5 do. The market firm
for grades under 81 bbi but quiet The sales
abou 300 bb including state Western and Southern
NJ the annexed quotations. kyo Hour steady with
sales of 400 bbls Corn meal dy So IS SO 80
for Brandyw and x2 55 81 ~ for Western Jersey
yellow The sales aoont 500 bbls within the range
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MINING SHARES.

The following table Of prices OF the prominent gold
silver mining shares including the opening prices
of to-day received by telegraph from San Francisco
is furnished by William Ward. Drcxel Building:-
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TmR roREIGN MARKk

Tne London advces again report consols and United
states bonds strong, with Improvement to-day Of
4 por CEN. Erie eommon advanced to o. THIS Is
setting 'day al the Stock Exchange. The Bank OF
England gained f077 900 bullion curing the week end
Ing Wednesday Tho proportion Of reserve liabili
ties now 625s per cent against 6l per cent last week.
No change has been made in the rate of discount,
which remains at per cent The bank gained c1l5oo
specie on balance to-day Bar silver quoted at
6lxd. per ounce. The Bank OF France had its specie
increased by l,ise, 600 francs during the week.
The following the closing London prlces:-con.
soils for money, o5A s55s; do for account, 95s,
05I; Gvewcnty bonds OF 1865, old, 1861 do of 1867
loo&; tenforty bonds, los; new nves. lo7X; Erie
common shares, OK. India Council bills sold yester.
day per rupee higher than last week; silver Is
consequently slightly nrmer at 5lJsd.
uSrrEp STATES TREASURY.
81 ahundrcd thousand lvs per cents Of the lundsl
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ADVANCE AND DECLINE.

ADVANCE AND DECLINE
The following arc the changes in closing prices
pared with those of yesterday
ADVANCE. and Pacific Telegraph, x;C. C.
C. and l., ~ Delaware and Lacxawapna, 80 Della
ware and Hudson, Ga; Morris and Essex. Az; Erie
x; ST. Joseph, q; do preferred u; Illinois Central,
u Lake Shore IL; Michigan Central, i; Northwest
ern, " do. preferred .; Ohio aud Mississippi, q
Panama. Rock Island, st. Paul, Is do preferred
III Wabash, NJ Western Union. "a; American Ex.
press, u: gold, u.
DscLISx-Unltcd States Express, n; Union Pacific
Y; Jersey Central ~; Harlem. u; Consolidation
Coal, y.
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HAVANA MARKETS.

uAvAsA Sept. II. 1876.
Spanish gold. 22s4 a 22Ssl. Exchange lrm Lon
don. 81 2I1a premium. On Paris ex ~ premium.
sugar buoyant.
EJynOpEAN MADEETS
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The remainder of the list was stationary.
THE NoxHY MARKET

Money Ia easier at u per cent on call Foreign
exchange Is dull, actual business being done al 4s3Js
for bankers sixty days sterling, and SAX L. So for
decand. The nominal rates are s4 and 1874 for
long and short sight, respectively The following
the rates OF exchange New York at the undcrmcn-
TONED cities to-day:-savaunah, par; Charleston,
easier, 4 AZ AZ discount; Cincinnati. firm, SO dis
count; Now Orleans, commercial, "a discount par;
bank y; ST. Louis par TO rs premium, and Chicago,
70 4 60 discount
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Stock this day. Sept. II, 10.

Comparing with stock
september III. 1873. ....l
Comparing with stock
>eptein .er IL. 1874 -.
Comparing with stock
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I MARKETS.
BRAZILIAN COFFEE MARKETS.

Cd. mel cwt
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Stock (asccrtainedby actual
count, including sDeeula-
tion). September l. 1916.
Receipts since September l.
Totals.
Sales since Septcm ser L..
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DUScAH-SEE.--At the residence OF the brdo'A
parents, Wednesday evening September l3, by the
Rev. A. II. Moment WILLIAM c. DUNCAN to LizzIE
daughter Of anson and Mary A. See both OF this city,
PARA--IvEs.--At Rye. n. ". september l3, by tho
Rev. II. i. Asop, assisted by the Rev. G. B Brewster.
HOBART J. PARK to ELIzABErm NJ, daughter Of James
N. ivce. all OF Rye.
PREsToS-srLASE-Tn Brooklyn, September II,
1876, by Rev. Joseph T. Duryea, d. d., WM H. PRES
Toy OF New York city to MANY W. SpLASE, Of Pitts
burg, Pa
TucKER-CuSNIyGHAM.-On Wednesday, September
49, 1876 at residence OF brides parents, by Rev.
r. NJ. Peck, CHARLES A. TUCKER, OF New York. ia
ANNIE daughter OF Andrew Cunningham, Of Brooklyn.