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The New York herald., 1876-10-07

FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE.
LIFE Msr.M NJ. Matinee at p. N. Charles r. coghlan.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
UNCLE TOMS CABIN, ats =. W. Mrs HOWARD Msuhee
NIBLo'S GARDEN.
BABA. .MsP. NJ. Matinee at so p NJ
IL nARsIERE bi sE7iaLi&. Nile. neoee. Matinee
o.,vs v.o, HRooKIYS I1' snS THEATRS S,,,,.
GERMANIA THEATRE.
Elm FALLISSEMENr. ats =. NJ.
ron,,,n,. wALLAcK'Ss THEATRE; .,.px
FORBIDDEN FRUIT, mt +. NJ. Matinee at r. NJ
BOwERY THEATRE.
TULLAMoRE. atsP.M Colonel Henderson.
sTEINwAY HALL
THOMAS GRAND CONCERT, ats p NJ. Matinee At 2
FLASH OF LIcHTSiSG, a. sf. NJ. Matinee asarM
uwo ,,,, UNION s9VARE THEATRE
TWO ORPHANS, at ~ NJ. Matinee at 80 r. NJ
cHICKERING HALL.
Caxeneuve, the Prestidgitateur, ats NJ
BOOTHS THEATRE
sARDANApALus sA. assPM Mr. Bangs and Mrs Agnes
CLOUDS Rs NJ rANM Matinee ss'nArtt at H.
OLYMPIC THEATRE.
VARIETY AND DRAMA, al s p. NJ. Matinee at N.
COLUMBIA OPERA HOUSE.
VARIETY, MsP.M
THEATRE coMIouE.
VARIETY. at 8 p NJ Matinee at2P-
THIRD AVENUE THEATRE.
VARIETY, at s r. NJ Matinee at = r. NJ
TONY PASTORS THEATRE.
VARIETY, at 8 L. N.
TlvOLI THEATRE.
VARIETY, at g p. NJ.
PARTISAN VARIETIES,
GSP NJ Matinee at = +. NJ.
SAN FRANCISCO MINSTgELS.
ats r. NJ. Matinee at 2 +. NJ.
KELLY Icons MINsTRRLs.
at 8 +. NJ.
CHATEAU MABILLE
VARIETY, at 8 r NJ
AMERICAN INSTITUTE
ANNUAL FAIR
The New York herald., 1876-10-07

NTBLo'S GARDEN
BABA, at g p. NJ. Matinee at 80 7. NJ.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
IL BARBIERE DI SEVIGLlA. Nile BcloccA Matinee
80 =. NJ.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-16
pn1rIsH TRADE REPORTS:

LIvERPooL, Dec. 15.-The circular of the
LIVERPOOL Cotton Brokers' Association In s review oi
the market for the week ending last night says Co-
ton has been in very extensive demand with advancing
prices and although yesterdays and to-day s
Crhursday) markets have been much qhleler'
quotations generally are raised: American was was
in extensive demand at the beginning. ci inc
week and prices gradually advanced SIcd "Wednesday
and Thursday holders OfTcrGs their stock much IA nc
freely particularly newly landed imports, ana WIN
diminished inquiry lIsd OF the advance was iost, III ~,
Snn Island business rather more active ~ noh!y
unchanged rates. In futures transactions were eAcu
siye with considerable fuctugtiOn in prices , -,
A leading grain circnlar, In lts review OF ue VIE,
says: The wheat trade throughout the country mas
been dull and where prices have not ACTUALLY dcclcI
thn tendency has been In that direction Importers ~
foreign wheat however confident OF continuance oi
molGratr imports ite disposed 20 press sales. ,u
as tho mlrrs fairly provided Tor he momeht ana We
Lnd, avs are approaching, the few transaruunS III hs
branch have been rather in favor oi buyers. Ine
demand for floating cargocs Is inanimate, ana thr
occasional sales reported show REDUCTION oi Que hii
linz per quarter. Very few cirSoes are now on r coast
Tbis market was dull to-day 1t decline oi iuly one
Icupy per cuDta Flour equally dui n qiotnoy
unchanged. Corn was not taken Freely, anu heheIs w"
cepted three pcuCe per quarter less .s
New-York tribune., 1876-12-16

Ohio and Mississippi Railway had been placed n the
hands OF receivers by the United states lreult court
and that Daniel Terrence and John King jr, were tho
receiveTs which meant Of course, that proceedngs
insolvency were instituted against the company. Oa .h .e
9th Of October. and only about forty days previous
President OF the company, ON beaii 3l ,He & ,d
stockholders OF the Ohio and Mississippi Railway Corn
pany, stating among othcr encouraging tIhsS 10 o'
We have however been able nay ont Of ear1r e tho
yearly fIsd clgges on our 6unded debt ana thr &
equiPment and other pr9geItlfs OF te smpis& 81 S me
rafc OF the whole road now half Of total earn
ngs continues steadily TO increase IN ps,sengrs anu ~
e yiif cnnJrG U care for oSpenlness in the future
All the previous reports Of the President and DTecio!5
were TO the same cd ct and calculated ami n'enicd 70
iosnire the hond and stockholders with the utmost con-
idrnce in Il cir property. 1t appears, by reference
to the proceedings Iva the United states tircns ~ o1
that william King of NcwJersey, representing y OuOO
OF Springfield Division bonds Jonn W. Garrett sons o
Baltimore, representing S176COO OF second mor,gago
bonds end James g. Ross OF C'nala T90uVo 9 ee"pvS S
OF me second mortgage bonds d,s Oct i, 1870 anu anu
which the bill Of complaint states together win SlVUoSS
more presented Tor payment aud paymen, Teu ~,
are the cOmpainIntS and prosecutors Ihat W. 1, hf
Cniick director Of the company and standing eohsr
for the Marietta and Cincinnati Rlilr9a, t. q, tne w
more and Ohio RailrOa) counsel for the complain
ants. That Charles A. Beecher director also, anu
standing attorney for the Ohio and MISSISSIPPI conp,ng
anpearcd n the court The motion for receivers Ilu
admitted all Ee charges in this BIZ OF eomi'i5i 5 10 Inn p
true, and that Daniel Torrance, the PreSiGeni ana n
King jr director were presented for the receyerShp
and were appointed.
II will be remembered that at the time of the appoint
ment Of the receivers TIE TRIBUNE took occasion 10
quote from the Presidents remarks under date OF OCT D.
but forobore to any comments upon the appaiehy
sudden change which had occurred In the affairs OF the
the company But we at that time unaware OF the
fact alleged the foregoing quotation that at inc oa'o
of the Presidents report the company was actuay Ill u
fault OH its coupons due five days previous Comen'
now seems out of place The case Is one deserving o e
attention Of tribunal other than the press II is to be
hoped that this is not to be accepted criterion OF the
reliability OF other official reports.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-16
sALEs FROM 2l2 O'CLOCK To CLOSE OF BUSINESS,
FRIDAY, Dec. 15-P. NJ.

At the Stock Exchange to-day the rumors relating
to settlement Of the sOcalled railroad war were as
numerous and diversified as yesterday, yet at the
time Of writing nothing definite upon the subject Is
obtanable beyond the fact that it is not yet accom-
plished. But as we before have intimated, there
seems to be q fair probability that negotiations
have proceeded 80 far as TO render it likely thai the
fact may be announced at any moment. When IL IL,
what will most concern the commercial interest oI
New-fork viii be, What are the terms what Is the
discrimination allowed against New-IorkI whie
with speculatOrs tho question VIII arise, how
long viii the compact be maintained
Because, disguise il as we may, all know that the
rates for transportation like the market price OF
commodity. depend upon the supply and demand.
The stock market to-day was featureless beyond
closing up of short accounts by fatiguedor iEght-
ened bears" Central and Hudson took tDe iead
IN the early trade by an advance from the opening
prce Of 1O6Ss 20 1914, but later returned 10 loo'4
IL was noticed that most of the sales were nade Dy
broker not heretofore known as connected with
1hat interest either for the short long account
and from the fact that he seemed to have STOCK tor
sale at the market without ever pressing It,
might be surmised that he was quietly selling
Tor some inside parties. Lake Shore opened
e 59ss, but was quickly driven to 5Sis, when
vas accepted by q number of 'sbears" as IN
oleating that "businoss was meant" VINO
quickly hastened 10 cover, and carried the price
'o58a At about this price the stock became dun
sed then after a decline to 577s, and rally OF u
Per cent, ended at 90. Michigan Central sold at
s5lzS44a43sG. Erie sold up to 10 perhaps upon
he fact that the court has ordered the receiver TO
pay the past due interest the fifth mortgage bonds
hhOweyer should be known that the total amount
Of outstanding bonds under this mortgage Is
only about 100000; that the receiver has
heretofore promptly paid the interest on the first
hecoad. third, and fourth mortgages, so that With
sls payment the company is paying interest on
about Si3 900 Of bonds out Of its total Of $54
eV0s0O0. The st. Pauls each improved % per cent
New-York tribune., 1876-12-16

amid considerable FUSS but sales traced to par
ties who were talking particularly bulish upon
them, and they closed off Il per cent at 201s for the
common and So for the preferred. Northwestern
sold at 354O35ss, while the preferred declined
from 567sto 56l2 Rock Island stffened up TO 1OOls
"a clean rise Of per cent-at a moment when the
general market looked "shaky' but later sold at
99si. Illinois Central dropped from 677s to G7 on
sales of 900 shares. This stock has furnished
striking illustration Of the real state of the stock
market Its steady decline from about 100 is, IN it
self the best evidence that there is outside de-
mand for stocks. Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western, after being steady and duh at 71l2071's,
dropped to 7O7s rallying to 7112971as and Central
of New-Jersey after selling at 33sla33la, rallied to
34ls034. The late rally in these stocks may have
been due to an incorrect quotation from Philadelphia
of the price of Reading, which for some time was
quoted at 21ls, when the price was 2Ol5. However,
Delaware and Hudson did not respond from its de-
cline to 20, nor Morris and Essex from 90l4 at
which the only 100 sales of the day were made.
Harlem advanced to 141. The low-prced
fancics presented no features, with few transac-
tiOns. Western Union was shade better but quiet,
and Pacific Mail advanced to 24ls024. The ex-
presses were steady, excepting Adams, which made
further decline to 02i2-another case OF investors
realizing without counter buying for the same
purpose. The fnal changes from the last prices of
yesterday are as follows: Advances-lIHke Shore
and North Western each 1s c., c. and |. c., Hanni-
bal and st. Joseph, Michigan Central, Ohio and
Mississippi ST. Paul preferred, and western Cnlon,
each IA; Chicago Burlington and Quincy and Pa
cifc Mail, each Z, Erie and Rock Island, each 'S;
Central and Hudson, 81, and Harlem 1. Declines
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western ana Wapasl,
each Is; North. Western preferred, Il Central of
New-Jersey, 80; Delaware and Hudson and Morris
aud Essex each 10; Illinois Central -, and Adams
Express per cent. The following table shows the
RANGE OF THE STOCK MARKET:
New-York tribune., 1876-12-16
COTTON MARKETS.

MONTGOMERY Dec l5-Cotton Quiet and steady; Midiug,
receipts sSg5 Baes shipments S449 bales stock. 1876.
9trS1Gs Dee i5Hc.iion duh sliddng 1Ic Low Mid.
dng l0ac. Good Ordinary. OLei weekly receipts 37B3
9iS Sslss socS 1875 955i bales; 1870 1908 bales
PoCr ROYAL Dec y net or receipts SoS
GALyEsfoN, Dec. 15.Coito- dull MiddIng, IL Sc Low
bales. s gro5 5s5S baes exports 70 Great britain si3s
bales coaSI Wise sSs bales % Sses @ 9S oses s9es 1iO2SI
eHports Great Britain $40 bales 60 the channel l503
iEfEs9 Dee Cotton stesy Mdd,ng lon3c' ISs Sgs
ROVE Dec i5.-toion steady hiddlmg n A:ci Low Md
bales shipments 7OS bales sales sDinnes 10 bales stock.
lSsiS. Dec l5-cotton quiet Mldlng l0i.c; Low Mid.
ding l0hc; Good Ordinary nGnI2i weekly reeeIps 17S
NEwYFteY, Dec, l50Cotton quiet aiddlns llall 20:
Low bdGg l0h9lG'le; GoCl =, Ordinary lOte yeeey
spinners 10 bales stock, 225 bales;
DALLAS Dec, l5-COtion firm Nldllng loHc; Low Mid
ding 0' Coed oEinaTy 9si I'VE we9Sy receipts 2S21 baes
IDIAEoG bee -COtton-WeeSy netrccelpts 993 bales
exports eoastsise, 99S 9eles ,,o,..,.,,.
meats O05 baiss; stock, 80 bales
SS cSSA pee Coos oTnSyq qS qso rteeip = 30 tso @
shipments 979 b2 es sales 10 bales steel l%sso bales
i527 bales splnnors leo bales. ,,,,ru ,o,.. ,0v
gEvEFoH Dec l6Gottou Sgst; MiSnS SISs l9'.s Sg g
iaes; shipments 3003 bales sae zoos bales STOCK ooSS
W HSusrox Dec receipts ss,7Se balc'i
shirment "a 440 bales stock mi mn sSlnr liI Low
ng ioc Good oTIaT ass TssS S,s Tessps ,ES Say.
SSsj 70 SsjOs, spoeR s76. 776i bales 1873 42t7 eSls
MFSr 5ss De- bas. lScp.sG& Sn 'SSss ss.
bales stock S s.os Ssss usns Snn Sses sales isooS
Fsfspt'' gssg 22'4zo O'''' 'u,' '',
LSo1s LSVsg4Ss Bss. BsS iscosn dull Nlddns lie 70.
NeDs ... ip% sS5mSH Ssc. sales sss s
SsrS Sgsi 40 6ales stock 70i bales ,as ,.,...
'SSs Soasezk, Sz. Dee i5cO;iOn weak Mdins e nss 70
New-York tribune., 1876-12-16

State bonds were pretty much neglected, but the
Tennessees were weak. Sales OF old issues d0wh
from ~ 10 41l2 Louisiana cons0ls selling ~ ot'4~
80 There were no other sales. City bank shares
sol6 nc follows; Continental (34 20; First Nation
al 1ol 100: Bank of the state, new u6l, iO9I2
e. ddonk ~ fbs Republic %, 20; Ninth National (lOl,
30. Metropolitan 400, 1913. =,
There was a fair movement in railroad honds' AT
tonJed bv come irregularity in prices CentTa ana
ITio Pacific firsts were firmeT at lOSos ana lo3i2
rcsnncliyeIy. Union Pacific sinking fund iclcnihg
gII Rock Island rs advanced 70 H. lallng
bacE to ii 1oO1113i the convertible per cents OF
Uonib0l ard ST. Joseph stiffening up 10 81: iOieu9
and Wabash plain fiTsts were steady ~ loo-4, hnu
81. Lonis Division lower at 76, MILWAUKEE, ang Si.
Paul pcr cent frsts being strong at ldo. Y Ngi ~
Missouri frsts were up to G71s Mlcbigah Cehtru 20
selling at 1914 LeLigh and WlkeeDarre cosois, y.
iudorsed by the, New-Jersey CentraI ueClhJu ~
597a. Milwaukee and st. Paul sinking tnn9 az, al,
vanced 10 SSl2 and North Western cOusohuaUeu eoiu
bonds selling at 91lI0014 w.. IL
Ths stockholders of the Toledo, Wabash ana
Western Railroad Company are reminded that thelI
right 10 subscribe TO the stock OF the feorgahiIed
company expires on the Odd inst: We are informed
that about 10000 shares have been subscriber loi
within the past 4S hours, and the purchasing % c%o-
fee express their belief that the great Dulk OF the
stock will be taken up. -. ,so % .to
THE following are the imports OF dry goods at the
mort of Ney-Y York for the week ending to-day; ana
fce fhe beginning OF the year, compared Win the
corTesnonding periods of previous years: ..
WI ~ lbS Wsek iS1f. LSz5:, lS5oi.o
Fntersd the port. sl5s7ae1 sss7Sgp sss77oSp sedosSs
nagkoL'.. Ito0''Df'
sd Al ydS ne port 1o4sieo59 9s4e2s7o 7so$?ss
Throwa on market. lOe,27S'7s9 soSeSS1l 19'Soo''oI
New-York tribune., 1876-12-16

There was no special feature IN the money market,
and call loans were very generally done at ana D
per cent on pledge of miscellaneous stocks and Gov
ernment bonds alike, though thore were some eAceI
unchanged. The domestic exchanges are not
notably changed from the rates quoted this morning;
The rates in the est, SOuth, and south west an
cnrrepcy. The United states Treasurer at Wash
ington received to-day 100000 national bank
nn1es for redemption. The customs receipts were
s400 on0 and internal revenue rcccipts 100000.
The following is the Clearinghouse statement
to-day: Currency exchanges, %6l, l,329,4 cur
Tency balances. $3,03S,042; gold exchanges
gG 300. SO: gold balances. $1,415,712
Government bonds were quieter again TO-DAY
though responsive to the stiffness or gold plces
Syere frmer. There were sales Of new 1SG5s at
II3Il: 'G7s at 1853; new p per cents at IOSi2'
and coupon new fives at 1lO's. We annex latest
New-York tribune., 1876-12-16
TIE MARKETS.
rCaretuuv reported tor rnE rmBuU.l
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

FRIDAY. Dee TO- lNto.,
erat, prices unchanged at i'c Tor Pots anu o' Tor
BEf:swAX-,rlc business In this market has continued
slow and yet late rTcc nominaly retained VIZ 5'a'@e
InnSS@ C1RNA continued dunrss must be noted, With
ITsscs' ss a,S 4ren HT HnT Hi' GS9 e mcda rcrn 5s5
CANDIFSA very fair trade }, going on a.n ~ ny lr,S
mantinc ia 10 ounce. lZGi tc fanfnc - o. auh "a
CiIICCoRY IA, been in moderate demand at f''d.7so
gold, for German and J'ic. gold. for English , - -
easy The uuppcs iu and dealers ore anxious o tca
tumiucms asos cr qniei nni must be Sno.9 aI1 %
erpDo Gas DO slOasll: Newcastle DO, a. JO scotch 49,
sJGs7: DO steam sIdsb 80. Provincial. - jOat5 90
currency? Penusyiyana Wc5tu,rcaud. and W,t Virginia
Gas 5000 - CumberiauG soft ana Broad top ana Gear
Aed s5a 90 % and Anihia1e 80 - by lhr Caeh ~ ,o
COCOA Las advanced 10 loc for sanio lon!Io ~ ,uc
for Maacabe lja l6c or quay l'd-'o ior '"'''''
tCOFPEE-Siild gaes were quiet and showed quoaho
oaTst vas very Inn Java in iyoccs u DC aud Mara
cebo ~ l9o both gold o vas &c higher O. 7g2gt 4 s
johbnL lots no invoice .asI iIan,plrc,, hon ,. ro
bu uucss full firm figures rea led We quote Empty
ogsesd g. a. 90 HS9Ps & o "a Sa.sc i oSS hoo So TIh nlh.
viii LEADS 81 gOgs2 sugar snook Win Leads - inches
e. ,S S9ei oo 90 I ei p Pne s6oos So 56as9
CoRDAGEThe usual osbng 99s "a s, has been % d2nS Sy
Rope l5c m DO d. l2i6TeHd cdt5st. lSS' p6 6D
z qci Whale Lines l7e Tarrgd Man Manila ID 9s; &c.
l2threa 2c; do; G1hresd and gtl,Tead II; TaIed 1
asa Ian rar aG CoISg IiS ii$ c american Hacked Hemp
TaITcd Cordage, l2c Tarred American th Yarn I2c Fne
C0TfoN-Tho market on the spot very, quiet and
far OF ips and dgii aad el7er n1iket "a
The dc9e m m The receipts & & at n9 P9s Ws1 nH Sgo % @ E
sgst % s 99y2 ai Year ai total M for 1Ge wek Si2 bales against
S74GO bales last an 100 l09 bales t wek Ia year.
during the mo year The sales were 633 bale. OF
U.s. for home consumption VGO bales were dcy red
tract and Galveston sold private
TiIp
New-York tribune., 1876-12-16

IN, seady cIoune with pens fI Hight IS 40ns5 50 rack
ING 81 603S5: shipping 10 extfs, - 30 ~ ~
Dressed hogs irregular active good heavy 80 I5G@ 30;
light 80 60dS6 20. -.
sHEEP dun and unchanged; receipts LOO
EAST Liberty PenIi Dec l5.-CAETLE- Receipts to-day,
72 head or GO cars OF through and OF yard stock
total for four days 4026 Eoa everything sold out an ens
through stock: little business done t
day prices about the yesterday best al - ~
medium good a 50d$J cmmOa 70 far at s 20 as ~
36s head total for Jour days. 1880
head: Workers., s5 500S5 CO., Pliadephss 50 sOaS
sHEEP-Receipts today Ia % head Total Tor iour oayS
1920 head.
ISDrASAPoCs. Dec l5-Hoos quiet al 81 5Ods5 50 TO
A.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-16
OHIO AND MISSISSIPPI RAILWAY.

In reply to numerous inquiries from both
stock and bondhoders of the Ohio and Mississippi Rail
road Company, Messrs. Day Heaton have Issued or
ea Getting forth some startling facts as reported by
the Committee Of Safety" We quote:
About the middle Of November last the holders % Tue
IN NewYork were ast0nished by the announcement ~
telegram from the West In tho morning papers, tnat tne
New-York tribune., 1876-12-16

DkCGS AND CHEMlCALS-Trade has been gcncrauy
auict Opium lower. CahpbOr IL higher, ana English
thica rmgr: Otherwise there have Been few cange
we duoe Opium at 81 20 currency Tor l0bbng otsi OT-
pine 20 U%4 SO QuInne az $JdT32 2b Canphor b5c
GDssng. 81 2JSl S1i aenecs Foot S5d9oe Alc"hol ~
sJ4as2 49, r0lu - 5O Saltpeter l2lle t0f re-
nned Nitrate Soda 3a3ilc gold Cream Tartar 81 "a -
tnr Sal soda: - 37i2GSi go for CauEc; 81 for Ash
and "a 10 for Bicarb all gold: bleaching Powder
Al g5as2, currency: Chlorste Potash. 23c. gold rs
sentia ola 80 b0dS3 Co gold for Dergamot 81 7OaS2 ~
1 or Lemon roe, currency ioI Sasaras 81 4O0 - %
ET WintcrUeen. 80 for Peppermint In and -
T., pasN CDchneal 62a72c, gold: Cutch. Bacy gold !
Famine 5Lc gold Virginia Sumac $500 $685. end sicily
siI5Ssi2O ton Ergot 81 lOdsl 25i ChamOmilc Powers
SOC al 80. 49,, a. -. &c
fc eorges aud 372 ass 90 for Bank Box Herring quiet
& u"ri,pced lGd Sc for Scaled and l3alic for No l.
parel rrng been guet az - 6Oof4 10 for Portland
"a ,r 56 J0G 80 10 for Labrador hackrel have
for speculation, and 1000 bbls Mass
St hove sod nj for No l. t9G$9 80 Tor No ana
yo7 Sc far No g. grades dull and nominal salmon
~ 9oteJ at lgdf2O for No Halifax sl7d$lS for NO q
and Sl : for No. g. -o 49,. 4, r,,. go. orty IN n
i,d exen and the market sill rnled In Ryor OF the
NH accounts abroad together with limited supply
asirile freight room, materially restricted the exoIt
snd wble lie iobbng inquiry was quite limited and manly
~ nj pressing wants sales 5000 bbs including 2soy ~ Dds DIS
t Nis Txra at SIS 500 80 so for England and ~ -u1
s 81 for the West Indies 400 boii 10" Gs4de g. & al 81
x 2h5S5 55 200 bbls Medium Exra AZ - Gsafo 80
.oS hbIs minnesota ExIa at 90 0asI oO or fsi @ on os
a. I1o IN 10 for Patent; %" bbS prne Al s3@IV 81.
and zoe bbs No at sid4 40 lhe sales were II SA3S' "
New-York tribune., 1876-12-16

SfrlcI Good ORDINARY lnSs Middln" III
was moderate business sales yesterday after y M
January 300 l2iaagc; 1900 1885, February 600 Zsia
100 lZi5,c March 300 1891 C lUO i23i April 60 l3c
May zoo Ssagc. June o'1SScc 100 lSoaso July. zoo
l35oc; August 100, l3i'aac. total, Gao bales llrst
can today-Becrmbcr, 600 H. 10Th l2aeci 300
3 n 18th. i2aIgc; 400, n, 18th. l25ysc;a Jarnary
total, 800 bales second cal1bocember. 200, = n,
iGtG l23gc January, 500 l3iissc; total, 100 bales
Thrd eal-Deccm6Gr 200. lsaIse5 March % s,ic: loo
Ioiiy ND 10 D. December, 800, l27agc; January,
zoo I2s,sc SO i2aac.; 100, i2(ci 600 l2iis,e 10
i2sc 900 l2lasc; February. 500, l2'isc 900 l2isfec
1909 igc 800 l2.sei Loo I2';s5 ;!,,, lGC5 l45ac 5c
Nil 400 l2b,ec; CO. l2sigc; 200, l2giac; May, 900
lhcc; 100 lSfsc. 100 lJsc.; 900 l3dazc. June. 100
l3Gssc.: total 13OOO bales; grand total,
% 500 bales The mark closed steady,
New-York tribune., 1876-12-16

.ss seller go divs O6as seller 10 days s$22 seller 80
davs Vjls seller 80 days EXdvidcnd Rt lOi 244OfS
CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS

The L0ndOn advlces contained nothing now OF !Hl-
porfant to-day, the Stock Exchange rnling quiet
and securities, both British and United states,
"a bigber at 0Ss. The sum Of fG3,O00 gold was
.withdrawn from the Bank Of England to-day. Sill
yer i'm London is quoted at IS S'sl. the ounce L. ;.
new 6ves in Frankfort were down 10 lOl Is Al
Paris the five per cent rentes declined to 1912
SIGHT exchange being fTmer III London az Zo'lf;
Here the foreign exchange market was dull and
rates nominal Gold was fTmcr, sales ranging at
IO7Ss9 1O73a on moderate business. Daily Loans
cost l. 4l2, D. 3, and 2l2 per cent carrying. lhere
of foreign dry goods at the port Of NewY for the
week endIng tonight were to the gold valuation
of S91s,459. The amount marketed was @DOo-
$50 The Assistant Treasurer paid out S3l 900 III
coin interest on the public debt and Sl2 900 IN re-
dempiion of called bonds The operations of the
Gold Exchange Bank covered: Gold cleared, Ni0,-
900 600: gold balances, S1213, 500 currency bal
ances, ii ,30G,32O. We annex the principal quota
tinns Of gold: -., ,o-,
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