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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-21
DEMOCRATIC MASS MEETING IN NEWARK.


At Newark last evening ex-Gov. Joel Parker
was met az depot by tho Essex County Democratic
Club and escorted to the Opera House, where large
audience had assembled ratify the nomination Of VIM
A. Fighter, the Democratic candidate for Congress in
Newark II understood that Gov. Parker would re-
uly 10 the speech delivered here by Mr.. Blaine and
that fact lent additional Importance to the meeting
Mr. Richter made a brief address and was followed by
Gov Parker, who brief sketch OF the career OF
Gov HAYES and said that he had never done anything 10
prove that he the man for the hour lie crltcned
the present Administration n the most corrupt ever
known, bat he said the Republican treatment OF the
South was the best FOR change. With Incolns
policy OF peace and amnesty the country would long
since have recovered from the rdyages OF war
clearly unconstitutional 10 send troops TO South
Carou because there Is nsurIection IN existence
there and the Legislature has not been c0nyeued The
Infamous attempt to carry South Carolina viii loose the
Republicans p uusyvaua and New-Gork, II 10 has nos
done so already, and Massachusetts VIII desert
them and their bloody banner II they keep on. The
speaker then proceeded with defense OF Gov. Tuden
against the charge OF dsOyay, which has been made
By the Republican press A large overflow meet was
held in front Of the OperahoUsc, and addresses were
delivered b. popular speakers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-21
RnATING IN NEW.RRrNSWICK.

ST. JOINS, n. b., Oct. 19.-The single scull
race between Brayey and Wallace Ross came off this
afternoon the Kenncbecasss. The distance two
miles and turn and the stakes ~ 600 Brayley took the
lead and held 10 until near tie turning pou when Ross
caught him passed him and made the turn first lie
gradually drew away, beating Brayley with by five
lengths. Time 2S minutes, 30 seconds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-21

direct negotiations with Russia. In the prOSrahnbe
NJ RussaSs wishes there points To Will
Turkey will easily resign herself, Dus ,,Hrgev
cannot abandon her magnificent bulgarian
without committing suicide Turkish statesmen ,i m
sho ,o@v I'm dealing ONLY with Russia, save Bugara ny
granting the liberty Of the Bos1horus H. Is trut
Is honnd by the Treaties Of 1855, 10 winch Iie lIeeo
Of thc BosphOrs is contrary, but the p0Wtrr+t. ~
Furone il driving Turkey into negotiations WIN ~" IN
hitteest enemy and the Porte may break the te"'y Ill
despair
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-21
GENERAL FOREIGN NE VS..
GERMANY AND THE FRENCH EXHIBITION.

GERMANY AND THE FRENCH EXHIBITION.
LONDON, Friday, Oct 90 1876.
A special dispatch from Berlin to The Pal
Mall Gazette says "a majority OF the Chamber OF Com
mercc have reported in favor Of Germanys attending
the French Exposition and recommend that the Govern
ment grant a subyenton for that purpose"
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"DR.D sLADE IN MORE TROUBLE.

LONDON, Friday, Oct. 20, IS1B
Three new summOnses have been issued
against Dr." sladc the American spiritual medium, aud
Simmons his assistant fraudulent prcenses These
summonses are made reurnabe tomorrow, when the
original ease will also be up again.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-21
REPRESSION IN SPAIN.

San SEBASTIAN, .Frlday, Oct. 70, IS7B.
A decree has been issued ordering all civil
ians possessing arms deliver them TO the authorities
within ten days Troops have occupied the various forts
on the frontiers.
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.
CAMPAIGN NEWS.
TIE VOTE OF OHIO.

THE STATE CoMPLETE--THE FIGURES RECEIVED AT
COLUMBUS GIVE REPUBLICAN MAJORITY OF
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were progressing at the time. They all testified
that he only there OccasOnay-uOt more than TWO
or three times a week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-21

There is reason to believe that the figures
given in the Columbus dispatch substantially, not
entirely, correct Returns from every County in the
State, although not revised in every instance, give
nearly the results These returns Official and I'M
o0ciaD give Barnes 317,9O7 votes. Bell 81 097, and
Chapman 1.771 They also indicate a majority OF
between 1000 and 5000 more for BOynton than for
Barnes. The figures from Columbus compare follows
with the vote for Secretary in 1874 and Governor In
1871:
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THE FIGHT AT CAINHOY.
REPORT FROM THE MARSHAL.
A CABINET MEETING RECEIVES AND DISCUSSES
VIRIOrs plpFpS az sntrrIIrRS AFFAIpS


WASHINGTON. Oct. 20.-The Cabinet was in ses-
sion two hours to-day A report was received from
the United States Marshal in South Carolina in ref
ercnce to the election disturbances at CainhOy
Other reports to the Acknowledgement about South
ern violence were also presented, read, and dis
cussed. number of routine matters were also dis
cnssed. Secretary Cameron was not present. The
State and Interior Departments represented by
Mcssrs. Cadwallader and Gorham respectively.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-21
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCH.I

CINCINNATI, Oct. 20.-The Commercial pub
fishes official returns from Ohio showing the following
majOrtes: Milton Barnes tRep) over WIN. Bell, jr.
Dem.), Sta over al, 1000. s. Chapman. Temper
candidate for Secretary Of State, received LIZA
votes W. W. Boynton Qiep) received lO,70s majority
over VIM E. Finck (Dem.) for Supreme Court Judge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-21
lBr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE

COLUMBUS, Oct. 20.-The following is the
official for Secretary Of state: Milton Barnes Rcp
1856; VIM. Bell jr, CDem) 81 41O; f. s. Chapman
PrO, 1899 total VOTE 63I 065, increase Of 49, 1888
over the vote or 1875 for Governor and 1912 over
the vote for Secretary in 1874 Washington W. Boynton
ep) has about $500 majority for Supreme Court
Judge than Barnes
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CRITICAL STATE OF AFFAIRS.
ARTS eofras,,ou1Aof Of Tho EtDes saws

o-
Aslhce Rlssa's refusal OF the long armistce she has
zen lace to face with Turkey no other Power having
pii9Aehed Turkey. By strange accord, entire Europe
hpandcned the fiction by which discussion has been
Stned on in the name OF Seryia and Montenegro
Ohe OF The most singular transformations in history
tsea aud Turkey virtually at when Europe Is
e'oIng al the prospect OF such conflict II win be-
sotiore, no surprise II Turkey throws overheard the
Soheu collective protection VI the Powers aud opens
New-York tribune., 1876-12-20

TOBACCO-Kentuoky quiet and unchanged; sales OF
200 hhds Seed Leaf quiet sas 100 sundres at
35c and 100 bales Havana at Sjc. 0$l H.
WOOI-The weekly Of this market viii not Drlng 70
light particularly striking features The present
month Is usually quiet and with the position OF the gOOs
at the unsatisfactory exception can DO
the writing Holders however express con-
dence improved movement at the opening OF the new
year. and fine stock Is very firmly held The only exceptions
TO generally strong market are the lower grades OF IeAS
and California which have latery arrived n heavy qnan'
e and show less weakness III foreign woo Only
small trade has been DONE corresponding with the present
WASHED FLREcE-XXX ana P1cklock, 43d50cj Xxx, 4lo
47o; Y 4ldf7c; No. /, 3SG43c; No $50 43ci Coarse
32935c. COmbing. 42d55c.; Tub Washed 3sd47c , 80,
CALIFORNIA USwAsHED-SPring Chp, 1885, Eau Cnp'
l2d22c. ....a.
PULLED wooIs-Domestlc-Extra S5a40ci super $50 eSsc
No. /, 20d25c.; No 2 Sal2c; Lambs, 2Sd32c WESTERN
2jd2Sc; Southern. 22d27c. California. 2Od32c o,.,
OREGON, SOUTHERN STAIRs-Unwashed Clotn
ing. 2Sd3Sc.; do. Combing, 35d3sG , - o,soo.
TEXAs-Unwashed Superior 24d27c do Average II aZSo
do. Ordinary, l892Oci DO Coarse l6gll ,,.nod
NEW MEXICAN AND NDCOLORADO-Washed 2Oa2Sci UnWaSneu
1762Ic: Black l5dlBc - -.
4ld44c: do Average "a 94Oc; DO Combing abe syd
ney-Greasy Superior 3714 do Average Cape OF
Good HOpe-Westprn Proyince-GTeasy Superior, 32053o
do Average 30d31c. Eastern PrOynceGreaSY superior
81 1929: do. Average, 29d3uc NewZealand-Greasy gu
perOr l0d43c Average 80 93Sc do COmbng, 31d 44o
WHALEBONE-In Arctic and South Sea nothing has been
done Coast sold TO the extent OF 900 az
az 90 We quote: Arctic, S3 50ds5i Northwest Coast
SO 80, and South sea, 81 80. ,o 80.
Wits KY-The market firm and quiet; sales 90 dds
at 81 l2 cash. and 90 bb Alcohol at ~ ID wine gaOh
New-York tribune., 1876-12-20

Western sock sales OF best offerings for Eastern
trade at SO S. averaging b, ana so averaging 100 10
cars of feeders az a. S5de4 stock hardly quot
a6e any price prices best stock ruling at c on closing
last weeks rates. -.
HoGReceipts to-day 5000 hcad mskrg the total for the
week 1890 heaf eist 1900 head Tor tse s29e
time week Marke> moderately active 0netiug3
generally fair good sales tseny o. 20 20
for common medium: htIyy hogs at O. 9o0sb extra l
adephias SO 25 This mornings trade onened slew pfiees
at the latter figures heavy hogs far 10 goOd NJ 10 fo@o3
extra Phlsdephias at SO lOd93 2O
CHICAGO Dec. l9-CATrLE- Receipts, 2,i00; Shipments
200 market dull and nearly nominal prices range az ~ va
65 sales chiefly at 81 750S4 80 Tor COWS ana gOol sh
ping steers. -. -. .
du but closed saes at IS 50df0 Is;
OF at SO 25 sales chiefly at - 6JdSO ~ Tor
common heavy 10 choice packing; closed steady.
SaEKP dull and unchanged; receipts SO
IEDIAYAPoLs Dec. HOgs-Recepts. 1900
New-York tribune., 1876-12-20
CnrroN MARKETs.

GALVESTON Dec I9.-Cotton quiet; Mdding, IL lic Low
N1iiing Oc Good Ordinary, lOsc' net receipts, ZtOi
bales exports CoastWse I2y Dalesi sales 2O9l baes sock
S.;oeToIK az Dec lg-Cotton quiet steady Mddng,
. neI recepts 700 bales gross, o,s3l Daes exports
o Graf Britain 1892 bales cOaswse, 2737 bales Sales
bales STOCK 3StSJO bales
S,yASyAn Dec. l9.-Cotton quiet Mdiling, llc Iow
Mkidling i4c. Coed Ordinary 1De net reesips 4Joo
bales etport Great Britain 32IO Daes saeS IOOoD
s'SSS bee l9Cotton quiet Middng Ike; Low
NiidIing lO7sc Good Ordinary 10 c net receipts 5i3
haIc,: sales 9G bales stock, 1911 bales % -,
RAITgoRR, Dee. l9-COtGOn queti Middhng, l2c.i Low
NiIing IItc GOot ordinary, 10 OEc glOss receipts iiD
poris coastws $50 balcs sales $40 Dales spnner l4O
ba5sS p ssSG: Hs & Dec io-Cotton quiet Mddng, l2c
Low Mdding. l1Sc Good Ordinary li'4ci net receipts
81 psTs Gf Dee I9~Cotton quiet Mddiug. IL 2c
tgSCISNA ATI Dec l0-COtton quiet Aldding II 2Hl Sc
80 N,ddlIng II sal lic Good Ordinary, lOdkc. rteelpA
900 Iaes shipments 664 bales; sales 81 oaesi socA I
%gySPns Dec lo-CotOn--Demand modera;ei Middling
receipts 4335 bales shipments, 1871 bales saes
~ So' Dee soCoton quiet MIddlng I2ac; Mid
ding lac; Good Ordinary lsci net receipts 0JZ Dales
nss s{7 bales sales 200 bales stock 5,6e1 bales ~
eSPWORlHANS Dec lFCOttOn steady iar demandi Milo.
ding IL Sc Low Mddng IL 4ci Good Ordinary, lO]c net
cants IN 336 bales gross l0,73l baes exports 10 Ge
TIan 1888 bales the Channel 25iO bsles sales 7OOO
Oes Dee ibCotton quiet; Mddng IL sc; Low Mid
ding l07sc; Good Ordinary lOA2; net reSepts & &o,o9
bales exports go baes sales 1000 Bales stocA
hrGusTI Dec l9-Colton quiet and steady Middlng
,o1c Low Md1ug iOiec Good Ordinary, lOc net re-
eeints l s72 bales; safes. 1903 bales ,,,.,,, ,,a
ga low Middiing lIl4sIl sc; Good Ordinary. 1885,
net reepts 25SB bales exports 20 Great Britain, 2OZ5
hsies' hsS sales' 600 bales stock S6,O67 bales. -
ST LOUIS, Dec l9-Cotto1 steady Mlaahg TsnaI9g eS seS
bales; shipments 27l4 bales Sales eoo OaeS ''"'A
Dales
New-York tribune., 1876-12-20

! y, s,5as,7, Liverpool Gas do slO0S1i; Newcastle
Cspnsl scotch 40 S5as7; do Steam, S50S5 so; Provln
ee "a bOds5 go ourreneyi Pennsylyania
saS MS and ciesrsld 5es5 90 and Anthracite Ss0s4
s hs eg s been Quiet but firm at for santo Domin
- Ss SOC Msracabo 10 lSe for Quay A'@<4c
60 i,,SSyoccss and l6a zoe for Mexican all eeld 800
f0r gra0es generally quiet and nrn ZOOO
~ aTscaiO sold In part at l9o for trcty Pflne I0 was
pass dnand aud firm with sales OF SOlO bags ex SULLIVAN
and iSov 40 bags OK NJ Gray at 1Siao gold General
follows Rio, ordinary 1b4d1Ici no. fa
9c. DO good lo46l9Lc dOp prime, l9std2Oe ex
e range lots 692l iso Santos fair y good "a
Ss, Maracaibo, 17dl9c LagnaYra l79lSSoi santo
1et0~ J5al54o Costa Rica 69pl9 2c; Mexican, l7i2G
avsnia I6lsdl9c; Porto Rico, 1l0lOc Angosturas
ssgIac, jamaica lclgalSe, all gold for Invoices
~ done and firm figures rule. We quote: Empty Hogs
g ~ - 5O; Hoops Ia feet, Ordinary 70 Prime. $33
hss hs IL feet dog S27IS3O Moasses shocks S2 inches
eb Heads 81 sOas2 Sugar shoo with Heads 80 inches
vihas WIN Is DO 36 inches 81 60dS2 Box Shocks 70915c
- ~ ~ shooSs "a; Pipe shocks Sc 50d$7 -
change 10 noted and only the usual )ob
CptSsdt has been DONE Manila COrdage szes ubove IL
preae Srsad Sns and 9thread i6c Manila COrdage Bolt
So VVa,1s IGl2c. do, do. 6thread and 9thTead
hegs Ia Whale Lines, 17c. Tafred Manila IA &c. ;
Tine IL Is'1 5e do 6thread and s-thTead i2ic Tarred
Yarn, 1lc Fine TaTrod Ssal 90, y c. Russia
slsM Tarred Cordage 13c American Hacked Hemp
A coriage l2e rarrod American Lath Yarn l2o Fine
do d@@pSNThe d@ S market on the spot was dun and
NCaad. the rather depressed, owing 10 weak
~ liverpool The receipts az the ports 30,Ia2
st p 3G4 bales this day last week and 81 S56 bales
80 baes during the period last year The sales
sics (0f which 335 bales last EVENING" including
tof consumption aud go bales fOr speCulau0n 400
& S ee dyered O contract The following are the nom
New-York tribune., 1876-12-20

The daily average receipts for the week at the various points
SfsaS S eaSs SsrS S e ys s & BY ES RgS @ 60 S
Haven Railroad. COO Hudson River Railroad 375 do.
Midland Railroad $50 milk s OF cream misee
milk OF 80 quarts each The poe which the surplus has
81 81 S ing Il aS the e. Tsss sn asnes
70 81 the closing figures Trade sill dull and prices lower
POULTRY AND GAME.
Which, 9" Sf yh Trade & n2 sifa
&msT p SS @ T M o6 % y S S &S pfes SG
it the country and delayed trains bringing forward Most
keys Of extra quality have been sold at rising 5c while very
good frozen went et lac Large tat turkeys and fine geese
very little deman chickens dead Or alive In the game
plenty id are Ge6g rather better 50 many
Tepate Wild geese VII scarcely pay reisht Though some
r as ~ o sa we & as eeHi 9T PS%
Before killing the poultry should be kept from food "a
and always injuries the sale II killing open the veins thS
neck with the small blade oi knife or stick In The mouth
possible but let it bleed freely for poultry not property
such lois are hard to c The art Of seadng one
Of much inheritance for II tns part not well done T. NIL be
generally In NOT having the water hot enough In which case
aer aekd and though not
EXPOSED TO- the air b the Ttsef and win oo have the ap
pearanIe OF being stale ponry our msraeen me ana s b re-
tightly dressed For scddng the water should be as
rake the poultry By The legs dp into the water two
times raising Il quite oul each tme the motion Will help 70
itatheTs of Immediately. AM, II possible get all the Pin
particular rub the pOu
viii have the sane effect upon II as slack seadlns
IL should pumped By being dipped into scaing
water seconds and then into clean cold water for
about minutes Before packing II should get thor
Oughly cold but We think the principal
OF much poultry arriving here IN bad order Is from
not having It wen cooled Of before being paGSGa ths IS
not 1t exposed the open air. as will soon get
cool, dry place, where there is no DRAFT The head
and should De left ON, the inte5ncs and crop
should holding from leo 20 300 D
he packages turkeys Other kinds be
though boxes considered the best In
packing possible get cean rye straw cut the tops on
IL H. perfectly dry and FREQ from must place
IN the bottom Of the package commence and
pack layer backs up The legs should not be craped up IN
straghcned wen out. Pack snuCly az
possible without getting of its natural shape and con.
tnue like with alterna layers OF straw ann poultry
until the package Is ul Avoid when possible putting more
than kind a uackage. Marx each the kihd con.
tapS the gross weight and iaTe. Those not using
stencil. with lc shipping number In H. should De very par
marx their Initial, each package Qn1tOu
DGEssRD rOULTEY Geese Nest..Sl OOa>l 20
New-York tribune., 1876-12-20
DAILY TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 90 1876

Beef-rnda Mess dun at eo Extra at 1917 Primo
Prime City a2s Sd nSnisC g sS
SGe 'ssSE Lane & Eon6 Gg IN e
Flour Exa State firm at 26 Wheat-Ne Spring steady q;
10 Western steady at Io cornZMixed Soft dnll a. 269
unoaby ower rec Midsne Upsnds 6sG Mddins Orleans
6sd sales 5000 bales including 600 for speculation and
Futures opened cheaper but have since recovered up
ssd iE Gpands I0 Mddng clause March and April
livery 6'is also sales Of the same at 6 UPands Low
Low MJdling clause May and June delivery siIlsd Up
@ s S Wpnn 1s Loa Mns shipped March
days were $4,000 quarters Of which $1,000 quarters were
a4s ESS lSls and Nay asys
lands Low Mddng clause new CROP shipped February and
LIVERPOOL Dec. 1872 p. m.Breadslfs are Grm, except
for Corn which is dHL Corn 2s8a269 quarter for New
a1 hTef 81 Tei,eTR sW for reas Aaeean gSS' quarter 0r
ans ss P % aSS March 1Ss4 cS9@ ISE S
Low sddg clause o hRPsd S56sq G snbsd D
January and February SAIL 6d Of the sales today 4sOO
IvERFooI Dec. io-4:SO p m-Uplands Cotton; Low Mid
ding clause January and fe5rGaTy tsyey Ge e5 5 ann he
LIVERPOOL, Dec 1875 p m-Cotton futures steanyj no
LNERrooI, Dec 1850 p Lard 81 p ewt tOr % Ameri
can Refined Petroleum, 2ed p gallon Spirits Of Turpen
LiyERrooG, Dec 19-Eyenng Seed, 7OiasO Lin
lSsDos 9i2s3 ns% a. qT 16PS both TS9sy sS1
l9 % sH' N% @ J ES Ra%s SHARES 0p
ferred, 10.
LosDoN Dec 10-130 D. m.-United States bonds, new
fyes 1868 Erie Railway shares 90 Paris adyees quote
per Rentes a 1Otf. 7jc. Tor the account
LOsDOs DeO 1872 m.COnsOs 0isls for both money and
the
LONDON, Dec. 1870 p m.-Ere Railway shares. 97e
Refined Petroleum 30d3ld gallon Sugar 3S y cwt for
No IL Dutch Standard spot and 33 for do. af0at
LONDON 19-f m.-ConsOs 94l fnr both money and
account Railway shares 9 Paris aYtces quote
per rentes a 1861 2Oc for the account Silver quoted
today at $40. y ounce.
LoSDos pee 19-I3O D. mconsols 9i'is for both money
and the
LONDON Dec. 1850 y. m-Refned Petroleum, 2Sd y
gallon. Spirits OF TurpeDtine, So 1886
BERLIN Dec. 19-Tho weekly statement OF the Imperial
Bank Of Germany shows increase OF 5ll 900 marks
FRANKFORT. Dec. 1u-UEed States bonds new hves lOl
ANTWERP Petroleum. 69f for Fine Pale American.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-20
CATTLE MARKETS.

pryyno Dec. l9-cATrLE-R Receipts today, l9Ss head
be total for thus far, Ais head against
IA head for the time last week; MARKET modefae
active for best oeIngs prices July strong se &
vim er tendency, quality OF offerings hardly compares
h shat III ast week; OF Christmas and good ship
ping grades large proportion of medium OF common toea
bGtchers cattle 1904 so stocker 81 s5dSS yO cows
ana hcifers butchers 50 lbGsS 4o Christmas csue
w. Sn S LABsMarket quiet offerings mostly poor
New-York tribune., 1876-12-20

hmenis Of POTATOES Gsy7 DJls. There Is aquet feeling
in pn a'oes high prices checking tho demand shipper }mh m
ie To- buv freely. but as crOcers pretty geueIy
Iruydrd th mscvts Ia he Pail, aad una the consum 1n
igt try inClue 10 lay ia further stocks espeta
bf f the luda.s. Prices are lees huI sweets ave
aud Irm Sl4a-.Irz higher, While onions nav IA
Fc;i'c lUIg cpOugh 10 DC qdote a7
rb,y rrt .il' advancing Quotations!
tst.,ne. nil yud /. Onions. yellow
II CciInIn Scs- On Rcd. bbl.. - T5o 90 90
~, sweet. Del. UUh 90 DO. "bl'e.;.' " 'V" = w
H., do IA 80 q 3 80 Tuuips. Russia, %,
-. a. bfl.............. I'd ~
"t', IIJ l 255 I 20 . Plmpsns, 100 OOalO 90
-, Z
New-York tribune., 1876-12-20
WOOL MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. l9The Wool market continues quiet
t Arm and without material changes there Is more IN
1uiry for nne eeces Ohio Pennsyivana and West Vrgna
5ee coarse 5se42e SewYoEk Miehissn I1d5ss G6sTa
anu anu anc. Combng Washed, 5Og55c; do. unwashed.
S6as9c; Canada, Combng. b2d55e. Fine, unWashed'
S9szSoc Coarse and Medium Unwasned 30G33l9c. Tub
Washed 42G46c.i Colorado: Washed. l9a25e:i Un,
ssbcd size and Merno Pulled, 36a4Oc No
and snper Pulled 3503Sc.; Texas Fine aud Medium i6S
9se Coarse l7d2Oc.; California Fine and Medium l9o
1Sc, Coarse 1925.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-20
HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA, Dec. 1s.-spansh Gold 22iPg222 Exchanges
remain tho last quoted SugarA fair amount OF the
produce is awaiting transportaon ON account
the wreched state OF the country roads The late resnt WIN
the improving contract has been closed here
for 1000 bags Of Centrifugal Sugars Nos IL to ll at l
reals. gold, per arTOba. - -. -. -
HAvANA, Dec. l9-spanish Gold, 22lRd222. Exchange
steady; United States, 80 days. currency 44n4t
discount; short sgt currency 2d3 discounts 90 days gold
2a2L2 premium sight, gold 3L2G4 premium on Lon
dom l3llAli premium; Paris. / premium sugar quie
but firm.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-20
COFFEE MARKETS.
RIO JANEIRO, l

RIO JANEIRo Dec l5-COnee market very animated prices
aivancing Io Good Frsts, 6G0OaG.7j0 reis lO kios
Exchange on London, 24sL
SANTOS, Dec. lj.Cofee market very animated prices al
yanciHs Superior Santos GiOO96 100 reis ' 10 klOs
New-York tribune., 1876-12-20

.IV08 MlulIlng. 2
FoT ntgre delivery there small business at ias6lis
prices sales yesterday after ln-Deeem6er, go l2,as
100 bales First call todayJuy lOO lSlo2f; Ssgtemnoe1 o
800 bales. second call = May. lOs
49,: total 100 bales Third call-June 800, l3ols
sS:st 500 bales. sales To-Day up to 2 m'-Dei
Sry s5lO l2s,si February 100 l2Ss co., lbs 0 7o0
49,, Apr 400 i2sae; 500 49, May, 100 l3s June, 5Ol
is; total 10 SEQ bales gTaud total 200 bales The mar
- clnaahn
New-York tribune., 1876-12-20

Exports Of salt and 1882 boxes beef e8s
bbls; pork 2745 bbs. lard 405l pkgs fresh beef 1925
ReeePtsof dressed hogs 1884, save some christ
sold at d6c Calves lower. little holiday mutton
eeeds quotations Pork abundant and nearly unchanged
with lower ruling for teDderOns large sales made at
New-York tribune., 1876-12-20
. Don amy. boil 8JIr,4D
Entered al tue port 40 sSTOll 900, 81
Thrown upon market. l,Jot'ctt coo o9l b48 lS
THE STATE OF TRADE.
rrRnpEAN MARRErs.

,vv.noo, mac 10 --pork-Eastern duh NJ 7H western
All a. ~ Racop-Cumberiand Cut dull NJ f4 sh1rl lno
sa AZ a5 Long Clear au a. i4S short Senr % q au ". -
New-York tribune., 1876-12-20

Receipts sweled by tho OF 236 bales good Cali
forna hops worth about SOC Tho shipments for the present
week likely 70 show quito increase operations being
somewhat extensive at tho recently reduced rates Among
the sales are 2 bales prime state at &c., and "a bales pretty
New-York tribune., 1876-12-20

compel buyers limit their orders to the
day arrivals prces consequently firm; Crop also
light supply, good demand, and very firm. We quote