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, 1876-01-01

TIE NATTER TEMPORARILY SETTLED.
II. Il. Miller Wa arreutad At IN eary hour in
tho evening BY Deputy Aataha! Eucx, and wss
taken before Commissioner IIoyno, whero he
gave bond in the sum Of e2ooo0. upon which ho
was Released. Thomas Lynch aud Johu Her.
ting became his bondsmen. hir. Miller appeared
In tho best Of spirits, and his arrest, it Is
alleged, vas not entirely unexpected by
himeulf aud friends. At tho commencement OF
tho whisay troubles, Mr.. MInr was said TO have
tcssted repeatedly IN private that he khoH >
great deal on tho subject. but never lntl.natoi
that ho hnd erer been connected With anything
crooked. He always appeared ported on mat
.crr pertaining to tue whisky war, and. vhen ao-
p'oActasl, "a hs has of.on hoen BY 10.
pottors, bis AnsuetB haro been ready
that ho had tcen out Of tho business
tot. gome time. eono woeEB ago, and In ths beat
OF tic late political campaigu+ upon one oc! r.
sion, he = a. said In hRve detailed ahhte Of bis
infurmatlon to 3 fEaend,-notbiug, howoyeE, CAL
cuit.ed to implicato hinsof. he predicted snat
Golsen, one Of the Indicted phrties, "ns 10 turn
Stasot evidence. and ea;d thls be could make
revei4tous, eitbcr In connection With 0olson
or A1oae, that wo1d intricate cer-
tain prominent Government ollltiala In the
crooked dealings. sad xo to show that thcy haa
been guilty OF accepting oripes. Hc denied as
tho tttao. upon being questioned. thai lie hhi
over made any auch Statements, but shero 10 IT.
least ono citizen Of equal reputa who will teStif3
TINT the Statement WAS made, IN substance
Dir. city to lin.
, 1876-01-01

Tho underlined continues tho tustness of ntgottat
lug losua upou reA estate, E ltenry Rote for many
}e*rs Cashier Of Tho hts frn, will haTo Interest III
tls business which Will bo conducted unds1 tho
Of Franes u. Peabody l. Co.
TRIANGLE D. PEABODY,
174 puAe eIoru'ss, fuouofo Hl0ck}.
, 1876-01-01
THE ILLINOIS COMPANY.
IRA H1.ttHUr yFHrEJtDtY

ITS sEtzuAE yEsrEnpAI,
When th1 rovenAe officers colnpietad thels
relzurss Wednesday evening" they latt III oIseri.
tou three dlatil!erles and thu most ar5eut MiYo-
cato Of corruption did not believe yesterday that
there was auothar place In tho city that htd
about IL tho nlyu: of crookcduaBs. Nothing hail
eyor been pub ,cIy alleged against shnteldta
disk.llesy, or the 1lliuois, md thero seemcd no
goo;i rsuson to suspect that tLers was anything
further 10 DO lookod for Ill tho selzufo way.
Which shoHB low cssily people mar 10 mid-
tRkou In the croo9ed whisky businets. I1ls
largest dstl!er7 in tho United H.a.os WIS to 10
= 1,saY OF ths Collector and tho Supervisor, who
doomed that thoy had plenty Of proaf to iasuro
q conviction. With tli.a assulaneS III tle.r
breasts, Ueu. Webster aud Col. sss:shcns yas-
tel1]ay morning cutarsd iaso ono Of their cousnl'
tations whlct, have lataly boon 10 frRughs w1th
uupleasautnesa 10 tho whisky bus!uosa VI Chi
cago. Coseted III tho Collectors private Office,
tue officers ua1aal a1secd upon tha p!nn OF tho
campaign, And the result waa omlotlied In thu
following order. dgaxu up and a!gnoa bJ t1ep.
Webatet:
chutt. r. A.arn, t'xissi s,ut<s Assesus A7snt: :.
Usitx1 SrA1ia IurEudA1. NEyEsUG coLIEnsona
Otl1cx, Ftssr D1sruicr !LLlSols oHI1Aoo, Pee. ~
iui3-ly ,n.truc.o4 received tt!s d1y lrom ths 8u~
resyisor III Ito attet, hAro to direct you 10 rH'.
cotd to she luos4 Dsiilng oompanyt aisstilsFy md
Ills The xAno Tor violation Ut tic Internal haSouua
lawf, Yuu will iIaee ths botektspsfs DOW on .lufy
tAura In charge eusod.sus, aud tv~t - tal4 oses
yous acEou heEclu, presenting a:ht1uls, with assa-
n,lir4 VI yalua of tua prstn.us aud ptop.ftf Very
truly yours. J. u. WEnsfEh. oouetof'
Ths, being duly sisuod anu Bealai, was deliT'
sred to ME. Bromu. wno ID Revenue Aren't Of
Otsua:wa, H., In dou. uedFlca's district, lste'J
assigned to duty With Supervisor natthswh
Thu gent!eu,au took with him Deputr Collectca
snr;nver. Gan. Wobsksfs riRbt-b&na mAu, mt
tho puir took paasaEa IN back tos tho sa&aa ~
, 1876-01-01

The copartner1hp Of tho 1n1eIsfgned under ths
firm uaIne Of Gallup Peabody In thb buainoss OF no
goatng loans upon rea! estate this day deso!rod
sAca d. ps4body will uso tho firm uAtne Il. aetle
mrnt Of pending loans, BENJAMIN Z. GALLUP,
FRANCIS D. rEAlODY.
Chicago, Uoo, AZ 1875.
, 1876-01-01
MR.. REHM,
TIRE EYfT AfitifYiT.

A0H SAAi AAAAfAlt
After tho departure Of Mr. ucsEng there an-
sued long aud tedIous interval, during which
no iucidents Of consequence occurred. COM
missioner Hoyns chatlcd with his o1s1k and read
the nowspapers. The repostorial delegation ro-
celyod constant 1ctn&osccmenss, aud almost
blookadod tho corridor. Notwithstanding tho
apparent lult there WIS On all s!dss an air Of
myste1y and expectancy. Knots Of oaiciaia
gathered In corne1s And hcli whispered consultA-
tons, and mossongora stsodo hsstily from ottco'
to Office With pona Btowod behind their
cart, bearing On tholr oounteuaucoa I relo1
Of the lmpo: tauce which attached TO their ar
rsnda. Every man who could By ANT possibility
b. considered - having Any know!elze Of whIe-
Ky nsHs, or interested in It, MAS pounced upon
ID soon a. 10 appeared ou tho scouo bY two or
moro reporters, aud sub octed to ths bntson-
holipg psocc8a. 1uRMell 0lesou WaA ylnstlctlvey
abstruse upou the question. and gloasel ovos tue
vain endoAyota Of the oeTs-9albl1eIs. SO DID
CuoE. Gen. Webstes'B Secretary. Commissioner
Hoyue was pleasant. but seticeut. downstairs
aud In all the offices nothing was talked OF but
tic a7resta and many Wero the conjectuses on
the part Of those who woro not coeukant Of tho
iu.ide Workings Of tie 1leYanlo Department..
At about o'c1ucx two mon muuutol tbs front
steps Of thn Government building, aud. h8cend-
lug to tho secoud luor, wAlkod ,nso atuynes
office. Ono was mcd|un.slzed. plainly dressed.
mud his features most distinguished by black
mustAche, which prevented tho expression ot
hin taco from beiuR esn,iy discovered. His oom-
psp.on was Of more solid bu,l4, and blu face do
noted II tho flt4t glance his lsEae!itish oriQin.
IhoY walked UP to tho sable where tho CouinH~
oner ~as a,etug.
- How to you do p said the man with tho
black nl0uStache.
''uow DO 1ou DO, Mn+ KEuA?"
Iojolntd tho Commissioner.
Tho ylsto1 who had taken mari IN tho abovs
conversation Was uoho other .hau Jacob Ruhm.
late Superintendent at Police OF tho City of
Cuiea8o. H!s compAuion now advanced aud
greeted the CouomissionsF.
II don't remainder 10 haze se&u 5ou l,ufore," ,"
eAd MI, aoyoe.
, 1876-01-01

Chicago, Jan. !, lB75.
ME. WILLIAM Il. WOODWARD. tha last eight yeAn
in employ. in this day admitted partucr In my
bualnels under ths llsm natnt OF q. 8. NurCH1NS
CO. g. i. uUTClIINA
, 1876-01-01

tho eocret cantnronco, 1lumors had Leaa
cutront for soin4 timn that taele was
evidence against thcHo gentlemen. mud when
acrap Of PAPER containing their namss was
found. and a number III a1idartts noticed on
Commissioner IIoYnea tabso. TIN concius[on
waa immediately jumped al that tho Ak hsd
fallen.
, 1876-01-01

Ihave tha day reaigoed tbs Agency Of the Oriental
Powder NILS !n Tits CITY, and respectfully sollct for
Ms Cobb, ny successor, continuance ef tho pa-
sronago haye tad. 9, D. AUSTIN,
Chicago, Doc. III, 14T6.
Ou md Att thia data thu agency Of this city Of tho
Oriental Powder Mills Of horton Will bs uHder tho
management OF the undatsiYued. who haa becu duly
agpoiIt1d ~ tbs sboYs Company ~ their Agent III
clio.To for tbs esla Of Oriental sporting, Aiming,
and b!sstspk Powders. ALBERT ". Vuub, Agent,
Chicago, Dec. 81. 1915, Stat@-a&
, 1876-01-01

II E7iatrv lid not want 10 mix himself tn
in} s@snesa nt oil, but, Ii at tbs distfIforA
VI 3 gto bo aEsrsted. Hlltssy wou1d rise In
" = 81 ceuts would 10 tho standard PRICE
= : jullcrton hnd boen very much occupiel
/ 80 nod had only jus: hoatd Of tho arfosts
10 was fntoETiowei. liz hl1 nothing to
-
: ,or ,,,T1v,x
, 1876-01-01

The hEm Of Wheelock Il Thomas, aschiteots, u Ibis
day dissolved By limitation,
Al outstanding accounts viii hereafter Be settled hy
ths senos member Of the dtm, Il 70 Dcarbofn-sL
Ghlcsgo, Jan. J, 1876.
O.L. WHEE1oOK, Architect.
10 poAtborn-sk,
@. r. TH0NA8, Architect
cyJatal Block. NAdfson-4t,
opPoslta AaYtcksxk ThaAtrs.
, 1876-01-01

Mr. WALTER TALBor'8 inteses. in tbs n.n Of q.
s. nUroHINd b co. expired By limitation Dec. 81
1878. liz having associated with tr. CHARLES T.
ECKLEY, NiIl continus lhs Grain Commission Dusi-
ness, under tho n<m name of TALBOT 4 ECKLEY. 1t
f5o IAtalle-at. Q. s. tIUTCu1NS,
WALTER TALBOT.
The New York herald., 1876-09-20
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Two largo law book publishing firms failed yesterday.
George W. Smith Co., of tho Bennett Building, and
James Cockroft Co., Of No 95 Nassau street. :hs
houses in question. The first mentioned is tho nrm
which began TO publish, in book form, the great
Bsecher trial. bat stopped at the second volume Cock.
roft n Co IS liabilities stated be about SIS, ,OO0
and Smith n Co. IS about 500, 900.
A nrst meeting OF tho creditors Of Leo Pepper was
held yesterday before Register Fitch Of No 345 Broad
way, when Mr. Martin A. Cook, of No. 81 New street.
was elected assignee The following is list OF the
largest crcdtors:-J. A. Harth Co.. s,sOOl
L. La Montague, 81 ls9 10; T. j. N Gaf
4 Co.. OF Aurora Ind, So 045 20; Freilburg Workum
Cincinnati 81, 9l6 o.; A. Blum. Jr., sI5os 80; Her
mann Batter Brother, 81, ,294 26; Cooks 4 Bern
heimer, 81, ,534 10; Curtis & Schliofer 81, 14l; K
viremondoy, sl,2So 81; Dudley P. Eiy's Nephcws
Ssh 6s; Charles F, Schmidt Peters. 81, ,4O4 65
Schultze Il Tailor 81 434 97; p Ienk Co., 81 LOG e3I
J. Bcususan, 1,o73 q; the Kentucky Disting Com
pany, OF Louisville, KY, Sl,324 10
The first meeting Of the creditors of Samuel Laugh
lin & Co.. which set down for yesterday before
Register Fitch, adjourned until the I'D inst at
The New York herald., 1876-09-20
POLICE AT. THE CENTENNIAL.

The arrangements for tho police parade at tho Gen.
tennial were yesterday completed, the Commissioners
limiting the number Of participants to 600.
Nearly 900 pa.rolmen sent n apphcationsto to 60, but
tho could not be exceeded Tho force will consist
fifteen captains thirtys sergeants ftytwo rounds
mon and 492 patromcn, and will be divided into ter
companies sixty The following captains will
go:-McDonuell, Eighth; Mount Nineteenth; Clnchy,
Thirteenth; Hedden, Thirtythrd; McElwain
Seventh; Aiaire, Fourteenth; Byrne, Fifteenth; Mo
Cullough, seventeenth; Garland, Eighteenth; Wash
burn, Twentieth; Robbins, Twenty third; Lcary,
Twenty-sixth; Saunders, Twenty-seventh; Bennett
Thirty.GIth, and Copeland, Drill Captain Grafua's
Seventh Regiment Band will accompany the force.
Tho mon will assemble in full dress on the Jersey
City sdc at six A. NJ tomorrow and take the hapsst
six special train on the Pennsylvania Railroad.
rhe four Commissioners will probably accompany
the force Superintendent Wang will be In COM
mand. assisted by Inspectors Dilks and Speght.
After parade on the Centennial grounds the officers
will have opportunity to Wow tho Exhibition in.
d:vduay.
The return train will leave Philadelphia about si1
The New York herald., 1876-09-20
COAL AND THE POOR.
rup Error OF rux HxRALp:-

To rHp EprroR OF HKRALp:--
Knowing your columns are always open to any prac.
ica suggestion for relieving the distress Of the SUFFERING
therefore contribute this brief commun icaton The
The rough weather OF Sunday us of approach.
Ing cold drcary autumn and WINTER when rcs ars
so much needed Now that the wholesale price OF coal
has fallen largely II should benefit the very poor but
unfortunately they Obliged buy their coal by tho
pniful, and In that small way always pay enormously
II would be good plan for people who have means 10
clubs and buy coal by tho cargo and dstriuutc t
from yards in various parts of the city at price
cent to cover cost and charges about twenty
cents per 100 pounds TO those who want 1t 5y The pail
bushol and will call tor 1t themselves
Vacant lots could he had In different parts OF the
city In poor neghborhoods and incoscd with fcncos
thus making temporary coal yards, and the expenses
could be kept very low indeed that the poor could
sot cheap fuel and nobody loso by supporting IT,
SUGGESTION.
The New York herald., 1876-09-20

plain ms.s 50 eli packet sIa s4; terced city extra
i"a' So sis s R1'w sss
:''f is A.%. %%'.ss ssa s 'Ss'
pse. hs a,s s9 %.a * but 20 The sd
g. % bid g o. asked seller % 07S BID -
- a. s 81 sa s. 80 @
e. 10 ie Neyembsr y IS and 81 e2 for December and @
s.ss; ioe :na about Western
tho at % & cress ss do
ss ana JsnIsry delivery q lo roo tisce' for south
o ~, %arss. or . hrp ana
p.s Of the new ersp Of @ar" sase been received
The arrival Of the frs, ot except small 10. Of 10 es.
Sic ekc Lou.i.na, fair to prime sac. &C. and DO
2ss aae. soIa fien as.si. Dan r.%"sss SONS cir
Ssng still y the fever @d The Labor
o" s do ua
"ss :as als ss The 'ns
BY those who have hitherto confined their trade the Caro-
quiet but steady 7,c. 74c..
for american. aud 7.e, gold. for foreign. r
s. sss 8. Gsses q, sas 81 'S The market
ndma" M nss 70, r.: .s sa eu
fined qne. We :Fnir refining. SIC good do,
D'%s U Gen. @ Sa sa syss M Mo-. TO
loAe DO molas.es, hhds and boxes 7Ae sac Porto
AS eloisc esSc osc rcdned standard 4 iolss
desa r. s~ sanas,ed .d'' s.o'ra Gu" loaf All Ike
TALLow.--feccipts-f hhds. and SOS bbs The market
firm about Is. 900 bDs. sold at sac a &c.
vices from Europe which report the market there 81
higher We quote :Banca aO1yc Straits. l7tsc llAc;
* * ss sSn' 70 % s7' COKE 50 90 50 0 '''n' 70 -
TosAcco-Tho market for Kentucky loaf was quiet, but
steady We sales of $50 sundries 7c 1c
$50 do New England, 1874, at Lee Soc ilN do.
1873 at lie 4oc $50 do Pennsyyania and 100 do
1874 and 1879 at DC and $50 bales Havana At prices
WnisKry.-Rece,pts 7sl bba The market was firm, 175
FREfcmTs.-There a fair demand for petroleum and
grain unchanged prices but otherwise there
limited inquiry. The engsgcmcnts wcre:To Liverpool,
"s.. and bacon. BIS Cd. and by sail some cotton
rumored, particulars known To London per steam,
sos asked. and by sail 5000 bushels grain ut
I'D per GO lbs: small lot of measurement
goods at l7s 3D. To Glasgow steamer 900 bills Hour.
tallow 32s I'D. TO Bristol. by sail, iooO bbis flour
The charters compred:An Italian bark. hence to Trieste
with $500 bbls refined petroleum at 5s ID Norwegian
5s Norwegian bark, hence to Cork for orders. with
2,509 bbls 40. IS. 3D.. direct port Sd. off;
NGrwssnn bark tepsod led Iron b,Sn EIehmond to
British ship from Philadelphia to Antwerp Bremen,
with $500 bbs do At As. 7ad British bark hcrc),
from rhiadepha to Cork tor orders United Kingdom
port Sd less; an italian bnrk. hence to Penarsh
Roads tor orders. with $500 quarters grain ut
S S s @ direct S1aoTs port ~ o assrs. ssn ssk h'nee
Austrian brig hence for voyage with 300 guar
at 6s Italian barks reported from Baltimore
Cork orders. with 800 quarters EACH at 6s Cd
at Us. 3D. aud with 500 quarters from do to do,
nj s. Cd; British bark, from Phladepha 10 uniied
bark with 400 cake reported from Phiadelphia
United Kingdom direct, on private terms.
The New York herald., 1876-09-20
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

Galveston, Sept. 10 1919
los seSd Gsa".,y s s Isesg. s1s
Sales, aoa. Stock. 1852
New ORLEANS Sept. 49, 1876
1cc good ordinsry s Net rscsips la bales; gross
i,ofl. Exports to Great Britain, i6al Sales, lao
MOBILE Sept. 49, 1876
Cotton weak and irregular; mlddling loiSc; low mid
Ios2 balca Exports coastwiso, aaS Sales 100 Stock,
SAVANNAH, Sept 10 1875
ordinary &C. Net receipts bales Sales s4s stock,
l6,5i4
Cotton quiet; midding losac. low % %mddins is io9sc
sSssw.s ssss .s9s s s. Sales @ fsssR.' bales Exports
wnxssroS. \. g. Sep. 10. 1875
Spirits Turpentne &c. Strained Rosu quiet ut
y Oswxco. Sept 10, 1876
ira white Te5ssn: 81 g: NJ white Mshlsaa, ss;
chan shansod N x feed nneasnssd seishss unchanged.
lumber 5000 iss Canal shipments reported kail.
$4,000 bushels; corn, 100000 do 7a,ooo do.
Flour in good demand at full prices Wheat active, firm
and higher; No Chicago spring 81 oea4 CASH q n!5s.
spring esc sic rejected i7c. 7sc. fairly active
ssd S .sa % ose,
fairly .siivs and .hsss higher; shs ssAls cash;
snehansss Barley ,,r0ns and hisse5; So s,sh; 7aso
SiO 80 cash. $40 10 October 50 20 81 10 all the year
bulk mea ats firm and unchanged Whiskey, ST. Rail-
wheat ica 500 bushels; corn I3s0Oo oats 5000 do
rye 1900 DO barley. 4l..o do. shipments-Flour.
$3.50 bbIs wheat. 24Op bushels corn llSOtO do oats
900 rye 3d. 900 do. barley, 34OO do At the
al O4y November Corn 44A.c. 44s4c October
43xc. November Oats sc lower. Provisions unchanged.
TOLEDO Sept. 10. 1875
Flour steady. Wheat firm; No. white Mch gan $ 1876;
extra do, ST az; amber Michigan, spot and September
81 Isa<: October, 81 10; No. do 81 1O No. 2
amber Illinois, 81 20 Corn firm high mixed 50Sc low
do 4as4c grade, 49c damaged. 46sc Oats steady.
with lair demaHd; No. 2 SIC. white 4OIc. Michigan
a6A; rejected. 3oc Receipts-500 bis hour iO6ouo
ments-i 100 bb flour, As 900 bushels wheat 5000 do
corn, 5000 do, oats.
Lake reccipts-Flour. 3.2U bbls; corn. $1,000
f"snS'sd R"rosd reespis-rioap receipt bS corn, is%j
bushels; wheat, l2.OOO do; oats. 1880 do. (:
barley. 800 do rye. 300 do. Shipments by canal TO
tidewacrCorn 30 1897 bushels; wheat 554S3 do. To n-
Flour 59O tbls corn 1920 bushels; wheat. 22O0O do
% 800 do barley 400 do 800 do Flour in good
demand and firm sales OF LOO bbs. at
changed rates. Wheat in light demand except fair
NJ SOC. 100 do Northwestern at 81 - Corn active
firm: sales Of 10000 bushels sample Western 52c.:
5000 do No Western, to arrivc. At 52Hc 1900 do.
do arrive, at 52sc 1900 do. No. vt $50 5000
Oats In light inquiry little onerng sales white
Ohio the track at 4Dc kyo and barley neglected Malt
good trade demand but quotations unchanged
PORK and lard held unchanged rates. market moder-
slow prices unchanged ghwines in fair prices
unchanged Canal treghts unchanged todays charter
holding for advance; offered day SIC. whe
5Mc. refused by boatmen
The New York herald., 1876-09-20
$5,75S OIL

lnCTcase SO, I5o vi
The Chicago. Rock Island and Pacific Railroad Com
pany, NJ their meeting yesterday, passed resolution
calling in for redemption. January l, 1871 $125 900 Of
their mortgage sinking fund bonds. Eight hundred
thousand dollars OF said bonds have boon heretofore
redeemed by tn" sinking fund, making total, with
this CALL of s925 900 paid from the proceeds OF land
sales and interest investment of the sinking fund
despatch from Liverpool quotes breadstulrs firm.
Corn, new, advanced Cd. now 26s California wheat,
average, advanced Id, now, 8s Sd, 9s lid. red
Western spring advanced 3d. now ss. Sd n 9s 3D. red
winter wheat advanced ID, now 9s. I'D. 9s 3D. CALI
fornia club wheat advanced Id, now 9s Id los 3D.
The New York herald., 1876-09-20
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON SPOT EASY AND 1-16C. LOWER FU-
TuREs CLOSED FIRM BUT PARTIALLY 1-32C.
LOwER-FLoUR QUIET BUT UNCHANGED
WHEAT FIRMER-CORN HIGHER-OATs FIRM
ER-wHIsKEY FIRM-PORK FIRMRR-LARD
r1RMER-PETRoLEUM F1RM-sPIRITs TUR-
PENTINE sTEADY-ROsIN FIRMER-oILs
sTEApY-CoFFEE YIRM-sUGAR NOMINAL
TUESDAY. Sept 1916 p. N.
A fair trade movement was almost everywhere in
progress to-day although no especial activity
ported save IN ono instances. On 'Change bus
mess was fair aud the markets generally firm. Flour
was in moderate request at unchanged figures Wheat
was nrmcr and in better demand. Corn active
and higher Oats hrmer Whisky firm. Pork aud
lard quiet but rmor. Freights quiet but steady.
the easy and Lice owcr futures closed
firm but partially l.32c. iowcr Coffee firm. Sugar
was nominal Oils quiet but generally steady Pc
troeum firm. Rosin nrmcr. Spirits turpontnc
steady
unchanged quoted st 54c 5>ic. for pots
pearls nominal at CSC. &c.
ANTHONY was strong ut 15ac. 15lc., gold.
BKEswAx quiet At Sic 32c for Western and South
&C. for red tipped and 7c &C. for medium choice grades
CANDLES were steady We quote :-spcrm, 2sc. sperm
patent 3Sc stearic acid 6 os). 2lc DC adam
u2, IA, 16 os), l2c l6c- paraino 4s 6s aud 12'D
l9c. a poo
CorrEKThc market foe BraziIs very quiet but dr.
Mild coffee also firm. We quote Ordinary car
goes, 1916. q l554c. fair do IKE. IKE ;
good do. lsc. Isle; primo, 1870 n lss4c. ex-
trcme range for lots, 1876. 2c Santos, fair good
l61lc I7ac. god ninety days; Java government bags
i9c. 2lc do, grass mats 2Oc. 22c Singapore 17c
lSc; Ccylon, 1Gc. l7c Maracaibo, l5c. l6c Lacua-
yrn I6c. IKE Jamaica, l5c l6c ST. Domingo l4Lsc
l4'4c; Porto Rico. 1916 IKE Costa Rica 19c
Mexican. I6c. IKE; Manila 15tac l61c Angostura,
l5c lie. Savana. l5o. l7.c. Curacao. SIC I65sc
CooPxRAox STOCK unchanged. We quote -
Moasses shooks S2inch with heads 81 90 81 sugar
shocks with 3Snch 80 30 81 oa do. do 36inch
81 SO s.: box shocks Too soc. rum do. 81: pipe
do So 81 so; empty hogsheads, 81 SO; hoops, II
feet ordinary primo. s35 Ss7; hoops. IL do.
$50 . $50 N.
CoprKr.-We sales Of from 100000 500 600 lbs
Lake at 2Cc 2OHc. cash, closing firm at Poke. cash.
ConpAGx.-Thc market was quiet but unchanged. We
quote MANILA darge and small sze), per h., l3.c. n 15c
do cordage, bolt ropo yarns l6c l7c. tnrrod Manila
l4c Ssal rope, loc lie; Now Zealand, Il1sc 12tsc
Russia hemp, tnrred lac; American do. lIc. Russia
bolt rope. lie
Corrox.-Spo cotton ruled easy. and quotations were
opened about 1870 ll6c lower during the afternoon
there rmar fcenS and tho closed nrm with
partial decline for the day of 13c Tho closing
dny compare with MONDAYS oliows.-
The New York herald., 1876-09-20

sls,3OO silver coin to-day.
hevenue receipts. ts................-. ..-.-.sloo Vo
customs receipts. o3o,uoo
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Washington despatch states that $500, 900 in ten
forles and new nves Withdrawn from the Treas
ury to-day and four and half per cents substituted
Gov1KsMENr
Government bonds closed strong at the following quo
tations:-United States currency skies, 1904 l27;
dc. do, 1851, registered ll7k ll7A do. do. DO,
coupon, llsts llsy6 do 1865, registered, l12H
ll3h; do do DO, coupon, 1925 ll3s do. do do,
Eew, registered. li31s a l13x; do do do, coupon,
1885 ll31s do do. 1867, registered, 1lCs ll6x;
do do do, coupon, llG@s 16 do. do, lS6s, regis
tered, lls1k lle; do do. do coupon. 1lss ll9; do
ten lorties, registered ll54 1l5h do. do, coupon,
1854 llG; do nvcs 1851, registered, 1l5s 1l53s;
do DO, do, coupon, ll51a ll5ss
BONDS.
In state bonds Tennessee sold at AN sale
OF District Of Columbia 3 G5's was reported at TX.
FOREIGN MARKET
Tho London advices report a fractional reduction In
consols with United states bonds and Eric about
steady The new AZ per cents quoted at lO4 and
New Jersey consolidated at "A rs. Bullion to tho
amount OF ESQ, 900 withdrawn from tho Bank OF
England on balance to-day The following are the
latest prices:-Consois for money, 057S do. for ac-
count, 951s nve-twcnty bonds, 1865, old, l06; do.
Ioo', lOs lU9n ten-iorty bonds, l01.s lOSi new
nvcs, 1914 1879 Eric, 91s. Silver quoted to-day
at 81 5l6d. per In Paris exchange on London
is 25c 24tsc In Frankfort United States bonds now
nvcs, arc l03h.
RAILROAD BONDS.
Railroad bonds were strong and higher than ycster-
day. New Jersey Central rss consolidated sold at So
advance OF per cent the convcrtibcs sold at ~
advance OF per cent, and the nrsis new AZ 104 u,
advance OF N Morris and Essex sevens OF 1871 sold
l03 advance OF per cent; the Chicago and North
western consolidated gold sevcns sold at 95ia ad
OF 4; Hannibal and st. Joseph eghts convert
iblc sold at 7s advance Of NJ Chicago, Rock Island
aud Pacific sevens ut 100, advance Of q and Union
Pacific irsts at 1867, an advance OF d. Otherwise
there changes In The afternoon New Jersey
Central convertible mado a iurthcr advance OF per
cent, selling up to rs. New Jersey Central 1rss new
advanced to los bid; convertibcs were bid for at 81
Lehigh and Wilkcsbarre consolidated rose TO ~, and
later declined to 49, Chicago and Northwestern
sohdatcd gold coupons were firm at 95. Pittshurg
iourths sold 95 and Union Pacific sinking funds at
9lh. The following were the closing quotations for
Pacific Railroad bonds; Union lrs!s, 1903. to lO6A:
Union land grants 104 to l04a Union sinking funds,
Oily; CcntrAIs, IlOh to IlO1a.
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