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The director o. tie Detroit poor,
having room for 400 patients st the
Poor House wants some pensioners to
go there, but they won't. BY great
persuasion he might get some Of these
paupers to accept quarters at the Rus
sell House-but the Poor House.
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take this for?
The New York herald., 1876-12-05

cvstvcnsy boncx The sCbrrearury released ts. 200
SILVER eoia to-day Rcvenae fsceipts 5000 900. Gus
toms receipts ssso oo0 esnk nose receipts tsso 900
eosxaxxxSr sosDs
Government bonds eiasea steady % ths following
euotassons.-Cnnecs States currency sxes. ieoA i2lk
DO 60. 1851. registered. Ia u2A; 40 10. DO.
coupon iles. mex. 90 IA. iseS. registered ioss
los.; co DO. 40. coupon. ioes. ioes: 90 DO.
49, new registered 100 ai0ss Do do. do, coupon,
n2k aii2s, 40 DO. lse.. registered. ii21 ii2H;
do do. DO. coupon. liss rss. 90 90. isos.
registered. Ii3s sli3n 10 DO, DO. coupon. iieh .
coupon, ii3x max; "a nveS 1881. registered iiis
NIX, do do, do, eouron. iiis NIX. DO <Ss.
l0s lilo
rHx voRxioS nAKxEE
The London sdviccs repor, eonsols . shade nrmer
than on Saturday and Unted States bonds unchanged
excep, for new nves which y per cent higher.
Ere advanced Y per cent, selling Al ~. Finy thou
sand pounds sterling Withdrawn from the Bank Of
England to-day balance. At PARIS rcntes we're
somewhat lower, being quoted ioa sax Tho ave Y.
M quotations are as foio~s:--consos for money. sss
o3h; do for accoun. s3x sss, ises bonds
(oIdl l03S; 1867 do, logh ten. forty bombs. lo' VI
hves, l05&; Erie. common shares, ~; renses IN
Paris. loa s2,.; exchange on Loadon. - ish
suARrS
The only sales OF city bank shares IS American
Exchange At l05N . loo
STATE poxpa
State bonds at the board were entirely nor nal
District OF Columbia 3.65's sold At 6skan advance
OF y.
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
The closing prices OF Philadelphia stocks we're a.
The New York herald., 1876-12-05

rALLow. Reccipi0 casks es Lhds. 80 terccs and 2is
ob.s The market dul.
wHIsEKr.--Recept-- bbls The market aniet a.
about "a OS. without sac
FRsGErs much decreased vseer tonnage
ply the market suil sae The aeuhnd
Tor petroleum vessels quite brisk TIE demand grain
ses or charter less Berth for gram wAs
ir limited supply and held higher The euoisd rate 70.
grain 10 liverpool per steam ws sssd lod.
1ne engagements comprised. .-Ts Loudon. by sat, 400
bots dol - md 10 Liverpool per LOCO boxes
cheese, ass About 500 boxes bacon contrsc;sl.
agreed 900 bacon and 500 terees lard
Al Sd To HUI steam 500 boxes bacon part ~ <3s
The charters embraced GERMAN bars 76o tons hence
Antwerp 200 bbs reened petroleum ~ ~ iusd
German bark reie, 631 tons fro Phladspnia 20 Bre-
men or Hamburg with 200 bbls do 5s Al American
bark 44c Dunkirk with 1900 bbls to
5s GO German bark, -s5 tons IRON rhilaaslpaa 10
4ss tons from Philadelphia Antwerp London. With
1900 bbs DO. IS German bark oi5 tons hence 20 Bre
with 400 bbs do. A. lolsa. British bark. 745
tons. from Pnilzde.pnia 80 Antwerp Bremen. with
5000 bbls do, British ship. 9ss tons
from PhiladelphiA do. with $500 bbls do. os
British bark 555 tons from Baltimore TO Antwerp or
Bremen. with 40 bbis do Norwegian bark. 5s9
tons. from Philadelphia 10 the Continent OK Dutch with
800 bbs do Al 5s. Sd British ship ito arrive .loo
tons. from Se~ York Philsdephia Baltimore.
wish 7.soo oeis do 10 the Continent. ex Dutch
In Bristol Cnanne. With 1000 quarters grain st Us
American schooner reported IRON Baltimore TO Cork
Tor orders With 90 do do, 20 Cd an Italian bark
thence with 1000 do do. Is. Cd one s.,oU do do
6s id and 40 arr,ve), 400 do, os &Azd. aud
arrive vita 400 do do. IS. I'D American
bark. 80 from New Orleans New lork with
at 50 per hhd molasses. 81 90 per Dbl
The New York herald., 1876-12-05
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GAIvssros Dec. 4. 1876.
ce.o. sali and heavy mddas hs oS 7Ia %'dains na
i.i5I sales. i.lso stock. ioi.scs.
xsw ORLEANS. Dee. 4. 1876.
esss :ssy S.sd,ss lf s- Sssas o ssSa
Exeortsro France siV the Continent. 2.ooo coast
MonLx Doc. 4, 1870
co,,en, weak; abiding; ,i..e iite,i ow mid.
ss % M s'Gs Espor Il fsns. o sea ss
s.ss. ,s lisa sales. soo Stock. sa,Tlo
Cotton s.sa ss .ls".s %ssHs M Sci 's- sss.s $,saSf 5 s
eos.ssss. 2.sSi sslss. 1900 stock. io''s $50
sAvAxsAa. Dee. 4. 1870
Goo es''ss ssn. ss @,sdns 'ss .ssp l's sdsns s @
Sso Export.fc sreat Britain. i.i47 soass~ise. s27s
$40 ~ .,- wILmscnos. !: G: pss. :; ,s,e
.is s"s ws s wA:s' g r. .s s.";Ts .s 1iss.
s9ss. sss issc.ss sss t. s%ssi as
So :ss sss. Damaged sss s,s 's,,s..d g.. .s. zoe
dogs. - Is ascsip,.--seas 10 stis wheat. 400
Fsss fpsssi 500 'ss sS. - .. ~ az
oats. 4.ooo do. ,s,.
Receipts Lake. nour. i"D ssi. shsst ei:.a7 @
:osS sa:ssi:; -Is:s 400 a. s.s a.,,,s.s - so
wheat. ~ 100 do oats lo.syl 90; barley, 80,
s9 seo. se ansssd Wss s'' 10 ssss s
higher 1900 bushels .ss :, = a 400,
i pss,s 50 . cs.ss % os sa"s r.S a .:, ~ a sss
s Corn .ss; d and s's:s ss.. s:s ,ls. s'
nss'ss.sa na'Isy "a a., ssa, s,,s. , ,o" ss.,',
light inquiry. sale. - soiss sme,es = u 90
s. Ss q sy - nsas sas. y 4 o. o Pea ss s
The New York herald., 1876-12-05
NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY DECEMBER l876-TRPLE SHEET

unehsn~ed RAILROAD ffes shis uneh anged Grain In
l. 3st .23 cora. 3lS4l2 do
36a25 Do oas.ey. 5s4 s6l do 1897 malt
x6 l55 Total 5i. 5r bashels The following eraft
bearing 70 this port reported with the
amounts board: :-Propellers java +5.ouc bushels
wheat Roanoke 81 53s nusheis wheat Nebraska 3.oio
bushels wheat and Is. $50 bushels rye
oswEco, Dec. =. 1870
Flour unchanged; ssies 100 bols whes, arm sales
efextrs Waite Michigan a. 81 So 40. Milwaukee club
bssd a; 81 81 Corn steady western mixed 5Sc Barley
quiet aud unchanged Corn mea. unchanged. Miilfeed
New York. Csc. TO Albany. zoe Railroad shipments
Flour. i.4oo bbls
CHICAGO. Dec T. 1876.
Flouv firm. bus not quotaby higher firm and hold
asking higher sales Wheat excited and
higher No. Chicago spTiIg. 81 10 81 2s'. No. do
81 l7is. cash December: ~ ssS January 81 l9A.
February: No do. 81 05 81 Os3S rejected. % s4c
Corn active Arm and higher; 4f7.e 45c. cash 447sc
December. 44sfc BID. January; axe May. Oats fairly
scvs and shade higher: sS' 3ac. cash sac. pecem
her: 3tssc January 3@Aec.. February Rye strong and
higher 7assc Barley active nrm aud higher,
65;sc. cash 6ssc January Pork active frm hgh-r
Scash. SIG 70 SIG !ah January; SIC 10 si6 s2H
February Lard active. nrm aud higher 20 % 80 9Tse
cash 81 05 December. $40 January Bulk steady
aud unchanged Whiskey. 81 oa Railroad freights
changed. ReccintsF Flour. $4,000 bbls whoat II COOS
bushels; 7S.00 do oats $3.50 do 1900 do.
barley i7.tU0 do Shipments-Four 500 bols wheat.
- ooO bushels; 5000 do. oats 1900 do; rye
1900 do. barley $500 do Al the afternoon call o. the
Board-wheat higher; 81 IT'S 81 10 December; IL 10
asked January; coru &c &c higher: oats &c hiaher
provisions unchanged
The New York herald., 1876-12-05
CLOSING rs,cEs-3 P. N.
ADVANCE AND DkcLiNk
Tho follow ng are the closing prices compared nth


Tho following the closing prices compared With
those OF Saturday,
nEtuss-Ncw York Central, u; Chicago aud
Alton, Lake shore, Michigan Central, u; North
~,s.erD, do. preferred. u; Ohio aud Mississippi,
= Paeiuc Nail, = Rock Island, "a 81 Paul. d do.
prcicrrra. -; Western Union, a. United States Ex-
psess. y, and gold, ~.
ADvAscK--C q. aud l. c., x; Delaware and Lacka-
wanna, "a; Delaware and Hudson, l. Hannibal aud ST
Joseph, u limos Central, al Morris and Essex, VI;
New Jersey Central. u, and Wells Fargo, Il.
THE MONEY nARgEr
Money was easy early IN the day at per cent
call bcl lase IN the afternoon somo OF the Germans
appeared the market As urgent borrowers and ran
shs rate up 10 per cent. god. Finally there
reaction 10 per cent Tue rates Of exchange New
York a. the aforementioned cities to-day were:-Sa-
vannah, y offered; Charleston. urn. per cent dis
souns 70 par; cncnnat dun and heavy. 81 discount;
kew orieans commercial u e-i6 per cent discount,
ana bank per cent; 81 Louis 81 80 81 10 discount;
Chicago. .5 a 81 discount
Foreign exchange was quiet to-day and rates were
Without special change We aoose:-
The New York herald., 1876-12-05
The closing prices OF Philadelphia stocks we're A.


The following table OF prices OF the prominent gold
silver mining shares, including the opening prices
OF to-day received by telegraph from Francisco,
is furnished by William Ward, Drexei Building. All
prices are III gold -
The New York herald., 1876-12-05

coTToS: SPOT QUIET AND STEADY; FUTURES
CLOSED QUIET But STEADY AND l-32c.
l-l6c- HIGHER-VLoUR sTRoNG-wHEAT
QUIET But FIRMER-CoRN QUIET BUT
YIRxKR-oATs FIRMER-wHIsKEY QUIET
cHANoEp-PKTRoIEUM FIIMER-sPIRIrs rUR-
PESTrxE sTRADY-RosIS srEADY-olLs
srEADY-coFPEE yiRAEg-sUGAR FIRM
FREI0Hrs QUITE FIRM.
MONDAY Dec 40 r. ~
The trade movcmens rather slow to-day, al
though there was more manifest inclination on the
part merchants in some instances to do business
The markets in cases frmer. although few
important changes occurred On Change -four was
strong, with . continued lair demand Wheat was
quiet but nrmer, the demand being checked by tho
were hrmcr whiskey was quiet Pork dull and
nominAlly unchanged Lard without decided change.
freghis aetive In petroleum Cotton the
spot futures closed quict but steady
aud 3.c . i-i6c higher Coffee irmer. Sugar re-
u aimed arm. Oils steady. Petroleum Was hrmer.
Naval stores we're steady
CosskN-The market Tor Brazls quiet but hrmcr We
sales Of 2oo bags Rio Donst private terms;
35i2 bags do wieland aud 1908 bags do ex Canada
we're OF stock There rumor current OF
terms he stock Rio here last evening WAS isis bags.
400 bags aud Baltimore. 1854 bags We
quote rdpary cargoes. l6c lotac fair do. lsc
los lair 10 good i7I,e Is,sc. gold. ninety days.
the quiet but steady. Futures
opened with steady feeling at about Saturdays closing
Prices proved the and closed quiet steady
With advance tor the day o. i3ac libc. The clos
Ing prcos to-day compare With sasurday's as ioows
y Hnnt leuule
The New York herald., 1876-12-05

81 a haiss Far ,n,nre aevsrv
sales follows Saturday after r M-Dcccm-
Der, itU Al l2isc; january 100 ut ~ o.32c 500 at
~ a-iGc 200 at ~ February. $40 ll-32c.
$40 a, ~ March 800 ut IL IL 3lc April 100 At i2ac
100 at IL 232c july $40 3 532c Total $500 bales
To-day. up to y. M-December 900 at l2hc. 800 at
l2 5-i-c O)u IL &C. 3uO IL 552c 100 ut l2Sc.
January Ou at II 3-i6c 800 1T 7.32c i2:ac
Fabruay I2ssc; zoo II 1890. 400 at u 76c
April zoo iaa4c 800 at ~ u Ioe 500 st ~ 25-ac
Nav lOJ at ~ i5ldc IL 3l-32c August, 500 Mt
isisc Total esUo bales Grand total. 54oo bales
Galveston bales: New Orleans. 7ss Mobile 6,62l
Savannah a759. Charleston. =. 125; Wilmington. l.25S
Norfolk. s,oy4: New YORK ssl; Boston 444; phladel-
phix 1884 Total. 1890 This day last week. 4O.54i
This day last year 3oJU7 Total since September 1.
ssj4, 1O4 bales, to Saturday night. Cotton reirhts
closed foiows:ro Hgvre. BY steam &C., compressed.
TO Bremen. by stesm az. compressed; BY SAIL e. To
Liverpool 1854 by steam: by sail. b l6c-
FLOUR GRAg.-Reeepts s-Ftour. IL 4SS bbls; wheat
sTI bushels; meal 800 bulls and 2a6 sacks
As bushels; 3US do $50 20 do barley.
49yO2 do. barley malt l.3 ao Tho hour market Was
firm under fair inquiry. and low grades in
higher The sales l7UU bbls, including state.
Western aud southern At the annexed quotsteus Rye
hour with sales oil 30 bbs 81 Is s. 20
ruladx xtan ndy We 49,
The New York herald., 1876-12-05
EUROPEAN MARKETS.
PRODUCE.
lNew York Produce Exchange Report


LIVERPOOL. Dec =. 1875
Pork-fastern dun AT 7ss Western duh at 7us Bacon
Cumberland duh 45s short du At tSs long clear
dull ~ as I'd. short clear duii AS I'd iiamsLong
cut inll ~ shoulders dull 3Is Cd Beef
India dni "is. extra do dnil at
lUss. d.. dull s2s Lard-Prime West
hrmer 5ts rnlowPrne dali at 42s ID Turpen-
tine--Spirits hrmer 3s losinCommon dull b Sd. :
hnc dn los Cd Cheese choice hrmcr Cos
Lard oil dun 5ts Four-Extra state steady 25s cd
Whcat-Ao spring steady los. ID No. do. stcady
at Us. iod winter steady q, ios I'd for Western and
los I'd for southern, Cora-Mixed SOFT dnl at ia Re-
cepts OF wheat Tor the week rom Atlantic ports 25Ooo
bushels from Pacific ~ $50 do from other .sources
1870 do. Receipts u corn. 20ooo bushels
LONDON. Dec. $3.50 p. NJ.
Common rosin 0a . 6s 3D. Taiow. 55S 43s. Sd. per
COTTON.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 4. 1876.
cotton-Fatures quiet upiands low mddinr clause Feb
and March delivery Utnd uplands low miudling
clause, crop, shipped November aud December sail
sd upands. low mddng clause shipped December aud
January sail l32a upand iow middling clause. ship
pied January anc February. sail l53,d. upiands. low
mding clause. shipped March aud April. SAIL
9l0d
OIL
Petroleum closed buoyant of for fine pale American.
The New York herald., 1876-12-05

HAVANA Dec 4, 1870
spanish gold 22O 2:Ols. Exchange qnet aud weak |;
the United states 30 days currency 6S 81 discounts
short sight do. AZ Discount: 60 days. got. = 25s
premium; short sight do. ~ q = premium
The New York herald., 1876-12-05
PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.
HAVANA MARKET.

FKOVfDkNCk, Dec. z, IN1.
Printing cloths quiet but drm. Axe for standard
and 04x1A
The New York herald., 1876-12-05


rNo THE sTOCkHoLpeEs OF THE TOLEDO
j WABASH AND W, sraRS HALLWAY COMPANY: =
holders Of Gold Mortgage Bonds representative
stoskholassr, snSer,p.o eeess TO tue stock g, ,as
undersigned trustees ana designated tho Purchasing Com
mittec, At No. % william st room 40. 10 third roof.
way Company have the option of subscribing for In the
new company the following terms aud conditions
fIRSr-Surrendcr of the Old certificates time OF
subscription In exchange for receipts Of the Purchasing
Committee whica viii enttc the holder TO stock IN the new
share tor share payment OF ten dollars per
share ia nstaiment Of two dolars payable as follows
EsS / 1p ro % s' ar ns hoo be pa a. ses @
the o2li n oi .tcckho der.
days from this date the stockholders will forfeit all right
T!RD-lf stock is subscribed within thirty
those who have before subscribed to have the right
take rata Of tue balance not subscribed for
The GOLD viii DC paid OF and cancelled ~
the 600 bscbcd and the bank dcbtviii be extend
ed period All cass.opn atons and
tracts are removed ana TIE new company u thus snDstan-
- Which the old cmpans w.s .uscsea '"""
The road Is IN excellent condition throughout. with
inc transaction very large business rhe earning. Of
the present TO November show gam Of s1'S oe
aud the business Of the entire year Is estimated a.
Tho Lew company viii be managed for the first year by
GEosGE !. snNEy. JAMES 4. KOosEyELT, Monn:s
5oI IEsTr HsSss tox rSsf klSxspY 4 \ LsML1S soLo
MuMWrIi9EyY!s, r. y! mENEY r cRAWyoRp "a. ELISHA A.
soon =. the organization OF the new ccmpany Is com
pleed plan for nndng the overdue coupons o the mort
"teres, on The arss eary n
The question issuing other obligations the
subscription OF $40 share will be submitted to the
stockholders OF the new company
which the old company has long struggled u y safe
anticipate prosperous future tor the Wabash Railway
Fni particulars will be furnished the Committee
Rooms, No. 81 William 81
~. ~ { /" fnns"
The New York herald., 1876-12-05
FINANCIAL.

FINANSlAL.
A I REASONABLE RATEs-M0NEi on LIFE AND
n Endowment Insurance Policies and Mortg sges:
bought; Of all kinds effected with best
J. J. HABkICH a CO.. t1s broadway.
A JOHN Z. BAILEY. ~ BkoADwAY.-FIRSr
.class Stock Exchange Prvcvcs quotations OF stad
dies single privileges also explanatory pamphlets maoi
address, espondents in principal cities In United
States
ENDOWMENT INSURANCE POLICIES BOr0HT
lIwhere policy II Of the Only principals
address INSURANCE.. Philadelphia Branch New York
Herald
T,sTATE FUNDS TO LOAN All REASONABLE RATES
Land very low expenses. HENRY JOHNSON. l65
broadway, basement.
ESTATE WILL LOAN gS,GOOO0 AT PER CENT on
lIy Property Principals only address box i2S Herald
The New York herald., 1876-12-05

In ADVANCE OF ALL
SPECIAL DISPATCHES
FROM CONGRESS
TONIGHT
IN TIE EVENING TELEGRAM
CIRCULATION OVER 5000 DAY
AND ADVERTISING 2oC. LINE.
ARGE AMOUNT OF MONEY TO LOAN AT LOW
lcxpenscs New York. brooklyn and Weschester First
Mortgages; Seconds and LcasehoIds Mt easy terms.
GEORGE w. STAKE. lao broadway.
DOChEsTER CITY PR CENT BONDS.
III due In 1885,
OswEGo CITY 7 PER GENT BONDS,
due In 1888,
for sale by
The New York herald., 1876-12-05

The Ass sAai Treasurer pad out to-day $4,000 gold
q sssosSs " snssrsss ssd S22o.s in rsdenpsoa of
The New York herald., 1876-12-05
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES
MONDAY. Dec. 4, 1876.
BOARU-l0:30 A.

lu:Ij AND ll:30 A. NJ.
~ $500 Us So. c. 81. Illk
~ lOJuU 1 , %. eur..... III
The New York herald., 1876-12-05
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

zoo Mich Cen RR .
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, 1876-09-20
HEADQUARTERS.

THE PACIFIC HOTEL.
There was great deal Of gcnuInc campaign
work done al tho Grand Pactfic Hotel rooms
yesterday. The most important wns, perhaps,
the preparations that wcre making for the de-
parture Of u,e Boys In Bine excursion To In-
dlanapofts. The amount OF letters received yes
terday was very large, and many Of them gave
some very encouraging tnformation while 9th
crs showed up some OF the Democratic frauds
that were being rracsEced In various parts Of
the country. Among tho long list WINS
a letter from a gentleman tn Salem, ind. It In
closed blank which he stated f,c found with q
packagc Of political truck on tho street ncnr tho
Fost-0nlce there. The circulars, tho letter
stated, were Of little use. There was IN tho
bundle n passhook containing some private
memoranda, of which the following arc samples:
"And that John Thorpe, nlas 1ehnny,' Ia to
hcen advanced s130 on account" Also. "That
Mr. Torrance would have charge OF the afldagIts
and would see that M Democratic vote would
he rejected" The book oEaits to Say where
"Altnny" il to act.
Perhaps the blank itself ia Of more interest to
the general reader. 1t shows thoroughly how
shallow the prctcnses Of reform are with tho
Democratic party, aud how tho GrccnbaekcEs
nrc being handled and sold out. 1t shows
clearly Tint the entire body Of Grccnnrkcrs
IA IL tho hands Of the rascats Of
tho Democratic party; that these fellows
are only using tl.ese men as political dodge to
draw AWAY Republican votes, and TINT the DEM
ocrats themselves will votc stsaight nut-and-
out for their candidates. But here ls tho proof.
One side of the document contains blank roll,
as follows:
H. O. sf''G*'s q. 'f'is"iE's A:is?ttT'I" Sd.
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