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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-04-16
DAVID A. RODRIGUEZ.
San Francisco 30.-Plasa Principal

San Francisco 30.-Plaza Principal.
Molinos grandes para maiz.
DesgranadOrss para iden1.
Molinitos de mano para cafe.
Sorbeteras de familia, para hacer helados en mi
autos.
Escaleras de MADEIRA portatiles.
Jarcia manila de diferentes gruesos.
Aven,adores para cafe
COcinas econ6mican de hierrO
Aparatitos electrcos para practicar ia manipulation.
.Cepios grandes brocbas para limpiar las pareles
Abanicos chinos y japoneses, de palma, papel IRa
Hilos sedas para coser en maqnina.
Sierritas montadas para ebanstas.
Bumbas de absorcion para fuerza de vapor.
Mesitas doblantes propias para costureras.
Maqainitas de vapor aplicables las de coser.
Correas para maquinas de vapor, Ga, ga, ga
Tamben Sc realila una part da de cgarros habanos,
de Julian Alvarez. Z. 6-1O
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-04-16
PRECIos DE ANUNCIOS.t

Inca de impression pabcandoss haa tres
reaes exceda de los seLes preco
los anunco. hayan de pucarse caracteres
Qrueso en- tip0s los de eas neasPor
precios convencionaes Los
10 Ia Inca mpresa Annnoos
ncados 90 abonar&n adslantados.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-04-16
Sacos lmpermeables.

Prop:os para snvasea De azdcar, cafs
Z etra alass de eranos los hay de venta an
= !. .lnaasa @ Enrique % pelg.do, ralle d
as'0ea AaaallQ s $40
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-04-16
PARTE MERCANTIL.
Revista Quincenal Mercantil.
Puerto Rico u de Abril de 1876.
rGPoRrc c1oM.

En- muy POGO 6 NADIA difiere el periodo
uuincenal de que pasamos & ocuparnos, de la
quincena que le leprecedi6; en- este, 10 mismo que
en- squella, las introducciones han sido en- limi-
tada escala eorto ell n1mero de 'transacciones
que en- este ramo de los negociOs se han llevado
4 sfecto Ia Harina de trigo Maderas sigaen
siendo los dnicos art1culos que abundan en- la
plaza para los que ningun aliciente ofrece la
situaciOn del mercado. e
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-04-16

ItEGADAS.
Aviso al rdblico.

Ell I;conoiado D. Jose B-nedicto G6igel, Aboga-
do de los Trbunaes del Reyno, participa at pdblico
que ha tras adado su esudio la sale de la Cruz ma
nnaro 4O donde ofrece los servicos de suDr fesion
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-04-16
Venta de nlueb'es.

For ausentarse duena SO venlen todos los niue
lies dc la casa n1mero %, Gale de la Fortalexa.
Tambien Sc vende un magnihco piano de ''Erard"
pierna de ca zon. II-l2
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-04-16
Ha desaparecido.

En- la noche del dia 12 de Ab1il del barrio de Can.
grees un cabalo de la propiedad de d. Pedro Vidal
con las senas Aguentes: bayo sncerado; clin rabo
negro muy Aaco un casco de atl6s gastado l-6
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-04-16
Star Ball Line.

Gran Inca de vapores ingeses, entire Nueva
York el Brasil, CON escala en- este puerto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-04-16
MUM. 45.
PREc1os DE SUBSCRIPTIONS.

Por $40 la aPor ses msse. $3.50 csntavos Po
reales Ia Capital, 10 e
de Ia IsaPor ano enviando
81 per6doo franco porte por ng SIS anePr
ano en- la isla de Cuba $12 -,
uscrpconss pagan adeanadc los sus0r
ntendrse los Agen drectamens esta Ad
ministracion. 80
al BoLErn enva todas parties franco De porte. s.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-04-16
Hero galyanizado.

Del liso, que entran ounce tsjas en-
quintal, hay de venta en- el almaoen de
Enrique Deigadox eatie de Tetuan ndme-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-04-16
OcaSion unveniiente en- Sed.rlas.

En- I L TELEGRAPH, calle de- San Justo ndm. 12,
rsalizan crecdas existencias Dc gr6s glaces
gres asi como tambien poplines moares de 'ores,
aprecios &c tablica por espear nuevas fac uras de
Europa IL IL
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-04-16
9asaio.

III diez del actual fonde6 en- este puerto el
Barloyento con unes 900 90. resto de su carga.
mento dh M0nteVide0 A. la Gopsignacion de los
gres. Hobrinos de Pf, guienes 10 tenian vendido
q Ia vela prscio reseryado, que vista de La
situaciop fav0rsble un que estaba'el mercadO.
pues no habia linguna existencia en- la plaza, es
de suponerse seq atto.s La perspectiya para la
venta de,etro eargamentO peqneio % tedavla fa-
Synrohtn
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-04-16
Giro de Letras,

sobrs Cadiz, Seyilla, Madrid Barcelona, Malaga.
Koruna, Santander, San Sebastian y'valencia, por
que suscriben. -.
Puerto Rico Is de Fsbrero de 1s75.-Ir;orts. Her
mano de Csracena. TO-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-04-16
De venta.

Agaa tropical malaviilosa a. Sal;aa.
A.lpNSsn DO Enrique Delgado. erlle IA
z tuAa asasyN 81, lQ-~2Q
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-04-16
ANO 36.

Pnbicass peri6co los domngos microbes vnes cuan.
exgsn las ccancias, rspaense alcanc suplsmsnos
gydis los sustsiptorss ssks sl.szA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-04-16

a +
habra de transeurrir bastante tempo sn i'm
portaciones, antes que mejore la situaciOn del
mercado para nuevos arribos. En- esta quincena
solo Sc han introducidO las que siguen:
@Por Forest Prince, de Halifax, 23OO pies
tablas pino blanco $50, 20 paquetes tejamani-
les So. 1913
Por q. ". anderson, de la mismn proceden-
cia 1900 pies tablas pino $780,
Materiales de toneleria. as
La demanda por estos artfculos es mode
rada, pOr cuya razOn Sc mantiene la plaza abun-
dantemente provista. Sc han importado los 81
guientes: G
Por Abbie, de Nueva York, para Sres. So
brinOs de Pf, 225 paquetes duelas almacenados.
Por Charles a. Hoard, de Nueya-York, 900
paquetes duelas Y 10000 ARGOS, almacenado.
Efectos de varias procedencias.
Sc ha introducido 10 siguente:
Por berg esp. Anto'sio Ponar, de la Haba-
na, & Sres. Pastor Marquee y Garcia. M
Para Sres. SobrinOs de Ezquiaga, 1853 pipas
20I2 id. y 28[4 id rom almacenado.
Por vap esp. Mayagues, de Liuerpool, a
& Sres. Latiiner comp, 500 8. arroz $4s.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-04-16

Sc venden por cuardenos 6 por
gruesas en- el Almancen de Papel, I'm
prenta, Liberia y Encuadernacion
de Gonzalez, Fortaleza Is 2-3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-04-16
cAMB1os.

Sobre L6ndres, letras 90 d. v. de $500 1896.
por t.. con tendencia baja.
Paris de +. 4.8j a 400 por '$l.00 nominal.
Espaha de al lOp.5 premio.
MONETARIO.
Onzas Espanolas II ps una.
X.,or;nanas ~ ~ d ne ~ Segun c0nve-
Confines St ps. id. "io 00n0i0i"i'
Plata espafiOla. ST p.S
Orc frances la par.
MOneda oorriente plata americana.
pescuento mercantil del IL al Is pg annai.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-04-16
Azicar blanca central, nosc'bad8
YDE TODAS CLASSES.
"LA FAMA." !"
FdbricG de Pastas de todas classes de To-
nsds Ratera, ga Lf,sea.

Ell dueho de este acredtado establecimiento anun.
ola sus favorecedcres al p1bicO general que
hobiendo hecho una gran refOrma en- dieha fabrica,
paras mayer adeanto mejoras DE- esta industra,
pendsra los adeos los precios siguientss: IL class
10. ga & 80. ga a 49, laa 8 Y / caias.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-04-16
N,DERAS DE- TyDAS CLASSES.
De venta.

Tn piano vertical muy buen estado. Informan
Fortaleza ntmero As 2-3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-04-16

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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-04-16
LA ZARAGOZANA.
La Aurora,
9 b r. r 4 LIE n a 33 !.

Perfumersa fina ! de todas q; seS
recihidas do Paris 81 IL del corriente.
Paslto,k.ee, AkIA ls g ls7s,
New-York tribune., 1876-12-28
COTTON MARKETa-

ST LOUIS Dee 27.-CottIn unchaHged Alhdnne IL i2c
Low Mfidug. lie. Good Ordinary. ltc FecslptN Ista
bales shipments l26l halo5 sales -cO Oae' s'' ''-0
Bo5roy Dec 27-Co,ton quiaf Nddng. l2i2; Low sIl.
ding l5r Coo" Ordinary II ; net receipts 5JJ odss'
gross, 500 bales; siGck. j,5S bales ,,,., ,,,..,
NoGFulI. pee. 27.-Cottou Amcr Mddlns ~ '=ei nc'
receipts 2J2 r1es exports celNise 3Vli oaSi A4's'
100 bales: stock. ',-lO bales ,,,,,,, -,
WILMINGTON Dec. 27.COtou steady hlidth,' - b,
Low Mlidng Il sdllisc.; Good Ordinary lG'4dlO-ir.i
nst tccs.pfA 900 p1 u eoistEl "jJ baesi ha'
lIS ualvs stock. lI.5J3 baie- ,,,,,t-- ,oI..
Pm, ,uEsrHIh Dec. 27Cot;on quiet Nh'Il.F. lz-tc''
Low Mid. ing, ~ ic; Gond ofdlhAiy' l''''' H'' i''
"a rGsri pee 27-'otton quiet sitdling, iiis9llht;
Low AidiMnr. lOac.; Good Ordinary lVic'| r'V3P'''
~ ~ ~ ,sSy ne Dcc g7-CoSn firm Mddlins, ~ SC.
SFw DviE4vs, Dec. -f.tutnn-t,oOl Gtihahu. '''ihS'
Iehi; Mhlhng. IligC L0s dlsihnf - . % 80 ,,,,es
trts 10 Franc 1000 balcB, 20 thc cdIllleLl Io- ~
c0lstals ls 1850 bacS sa.eH J'OJO Da''' aD'A -'''
ua,y ua,,yv,x,u Dec e7-Co,i0n auIyt and easy Mddl.nr,
lls,r. Low Mi'dur ll'r 60.' brirat', ~ -
rg:s S4p1 bslrs exports 10 Great H,ta I,", uI4''
ro,sivis ~ balra sale. biO bales st"- ~ 20 s 49,
CUtulFsus lac. g-.-tot'0n si'uiy MiaN,ihI i-,
Miitlng llagll Sc. Good oun;lf ~, ~ ~ IT,
c.is III harss -.c 200 bales; Aoc \, 49, tA'e
NrIur De, .T.-Cuttou Htrady Mndthi' l. -, -
N4atuu IIlfr. Ordinary iu'l0 ~ -, ~. 80 PC,
"a bsi tyTort- co4.twEc Ius uaes sales =oo o'ie'
''yA S,,a ~ bee cotton quiet ard steady hdtine
-. rapt- iai bales 'tpu'as I'''t b1'7' 'i -
IyFs7o, Iy. ~ Cotton quir hddling 20; & i,
Mldun-. u -: Good pr.af.. ,'' i NJ bal,
bales. Fross S.oi3 yss5l TJGrt. o'l''"'''' 4''' '
n.Iuyug Dec. Z1-Catyon aTIui ANaHht, 4-sg', ~ y
Ndulg~ lli.d!I1c. Cool Ordinary, ~ ss s'''S 60 ~ -
2ot Lalrs: exports tIa'tU. 81 81 nLi'7' "~''3 ' ~
"u1rsSi,,1Tf Irr g7- cotton -teay Midd nG ~ -"
,fjdgr i.r GoJI Doiin1r7 1926 rrciIl. H. ~ '''
s',puisi.u 81 bales: sales ~ bales "toiA' II.oo ~
New-York tribune., 1876-12-28

facts the usual sem;-annual report OF the CON-
tnsoo a. about jan 1, viii be looked for WITH un-
us.a. s.ock market to-day was alternately weak and
~ .,osine. however. at about the lowest prices,
So - heavy feeling prevailing. Lake Shore opened
III, and after selling at 57ss, was rallied to %,
N. returning to its opening price. Michigan
nl AZ the same time sold from 45is to 45S4, and
',.' 5selped TO 44as. Erie was stiff at 9l9S9os
Ua .nV" Central and Hudson declined from 1924 to
soea. So closing at 1O1ls. The ST. Paul movement
.osrs because that the pool in it is full ana un-
hIs 10 make new converts iu the face of the heavy
- m receipts which the company is weekly sus-
.ain;no The common sold at 19saQ19lS01912 and
.fo nreferred at 51ss951AS510s. Northwestern
s.,,on declined to 80, offered at 1864 without
sole while the preferred sold at 55's.
po.k Island was dull and steady at 1O24
S1oo0 1O2ls, but Missouri Central on
ns.al transactions declined from "a to 81, closing
AZ 61lq The coal shares were less active ana
st 715sG71 7sG71ls. and Central of Sew-yersey at
S71,03J7s. Western Union on light trading ae-
red to II g. and Pacific Mail sold to the extent OF
at that the Pacific Mail Company should have
been so suddenly able to pay the instailment due
tbe tax collector when tho fact was made pubic
.hS the steamer Colon had been in possession OF the
,sarsbsl for over three weeks. The express stocks
we're again less firm. Final prices compare with
those of yesterday as follows: Deelines-DelaWare,
~ MsSlssippi each Is; st. Paui and Adams Ex-
press each Il; Michigan Central, Western Union,
md American Express, each ss Pacific Mall %
ECrth-Westeln, y hoTth-w estern p'1ielleo' In5
Union Pacific, each Ia G., C., e. and ln;, l'4 ana
Illinois Central, 21s. Advances Wabash, ls, and
Chiesgo. Burlington and Quincy z per cent The
following table shows the
RASGB OF THE STOCK MARKET: 60.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-28

In State bonds Tonnessees advanced to 81; palu pa9
and bid Louisiana Consols beng nInSi M az ~
Columbia .S5s to 7oi2. North Carolina special @ tax
6s third class. sold at 2. In city bank stock Ter %
man-American (75) sold at 90 ana AnerlclIh I'll
distributed business in railroad bonds, and prices
were rm in the leading issues as noted ~ ,D
10 the list of printed sales at the heaa OF ~ af
bonds viii be paid at the Office Of Chase & Atkins
No. IS Broad-st: Lake Shore and Michigan oouI
and AshtabuIa old mortgage ssCleveland and Toledo
first mortgage; Buffalo and State Line nrst mort
gaze; Kalamazoo and White Pigeon hrst morigagei
Kalamazoo and scbo0leraft first mortgage; hala-
nazoo AIlegan aud Grand Rapids first mortgage
EebOOlcraft and Three Rivers first mortgage Huu
Jamestown and Franklin first mortgage; -,
The Missouri, Kansas and Texas hAiI"aS '"A"
iDes for the third week in December were: ~
ls7G....ssOOi4 lS75.- -S74,7S4 Decrease
New-York tribune., 1876-12-28
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.


LIVERPOOL Dec 2T.-PoTk-EAsIsm dnl NJ III; western
dull at 67. BacGnCumberland Cut dun ht 43 short l'1
dun "A % Long Clear duh at i26 short Clear Steay ~
Beaf-ndia dan az 80 Extra Mes duh At U7i Prime
Moss dun a. 49, laTd.Prime Western hnef AZ oZ 2
Iosin-Common steady at So Fine irneT At 10 o.
American Choice steady 6S Lard nome IL the Iaark
o Eva T6 sac de- al G wa southern
ll2 Western steady ~ lo9 CornEMxei S% ;eI1y & az
1870 qrs CO. Pacific DO 800 9rS do do from Other
sources 100 9rs rs2eiPs 81 corn ~ to1 o q teaiv MID
ar Uplands 6osd.; Midlig OrleaDs 6'di sales ~ 600
sse @ o nsad6 WIEN ls 5 %er %merean e Faiures I'D
cheaper than Friday NIGHTS closing Uplanas 10" N
$ S9ase MSTeN ST SS and Nav delivery d Upahd
MiddBg clause, shipped NoVenle SAL 6'la1 900 ,f,,,,,, =,
LyERrooL Dee ZL cliry n g TnSnGs Low Midilns
Sl1se, Slase FS6ruary and Mach delivery 6isssd
ans eF5Ss iSSar2 4ss; & a Pay PaHs TGssa
Low Middling clause shiPPsi fsbInAiy Gnn sIh and
AJV Yys5oT. ~ bsc 274sO p Jpiands cotton Low Ad.
Tpauds low Ml0dns clause March an1 ApTl asu,gry,
sf 80 UplsBds, Low Middhug eauss ~ pltH 49, 49, ,i
Sn Decclnier SAL I'D OF the sars a. day. tsoO psieS
Tsre An,S'b Dec g75 p mT1o market Yar: and Fab
i,rIs tow Mddlmg clause January aud tchf!y gEoIy'
a. - Tplsnds Low Aiddlng clause Arm ana May de'e1'
f9noy Dee 27-12sO p n Cgnsols, 90 for both money
- - account U. Bonds, 1865, jOlHi Ioo'S iVoFi
v1s SS nee g7S d. n-PaFis adycea quote per cent
Rentes at oar SOC Tor the account ,se 1osl IN Ana
C1nsols g3s,s both money ana the account ~
tte of discount IN the open make. if tsg % 1
PTS yiees quote per cent Hsntes at loiL We ior
The fsoSs Dec 1850 mRehned Petroleum 2s I'd per
sR. Dec 27-EIchsngs London 2st lie for short
gRsSKroHr, Dec 27-United states bonds New f'veA
l0le
New-York tribune., 1876-12-28
The closing quotations Of foreign exchange are as

The money market to-day was decidedly stIIn,
cont c Cor reasons already adyerted to, and on all
classes of collateral borrowers had to pay p from
currency TO gold, and in few cases snail Dollus
IA heen satisfed rates were permitted TO recede.
D;seonnt is dull at TO z. The United states Treas
tnloi ei IhanE notes for redemption. The customs
teciints were $500 OOO and internal revenue re-
ceipts S1sOO0G. The following is the Clearing .16
Ssn 100 Currency balances s, sos, ,OO5 gold eX-
Changes. So 493, $50; gold balances, $2,26O ,OO3.
Government bonds were moderately 2etiVesaies
new I8s5s at 113949113ss; coupon 1898 at
llG5sa fI6la; coupon new iives at IL, anu Ten.
forties at 1137s01135s. We annex latest stree'
cuofafinTo. --,--.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-28
THE MARKETS.
r,arefally reported Tor raE Tms'ISS.l
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

WEDSRsDAT Dec. 81, 1875
AsHEs-Oniy moderate and unimpCrtant trade was uon
snd prices uOmipaly unchanged Al 4o fer FoS anu
h-,e- iO7 Pearls ...-..
CoPFFF-Mfd grades were firm but quct today, though
q ats have of i3 500 nsts lava ex Lent
mt PSI gapOre, Quang SA sold before ayh
On private terms 400 bags Maracalo 1852 bags
l35 Domingo 72G bIgs bavapiDG an6 100 bas
Aeres sd In lOts for eDsam within range: 13OO
bags Santa Donlnao transit Europe The quotations
are follows: mats 2lGztc sngaTore l1@ZVc3
Se7on, ISd2Oc; Msracab0, l7As0ieLe-i IsensTra LOG
ste {emAoa. 1913 3ei ssHto Domingo loal6a adID
seo i6a201zc. Costa Htea l6H2Oiaes Eexc&a.
Aaaa I8ei0c; Ang0stufa ~ is0I0ze.; BaYsnifal ITO
New-York tribune., 1876-12-28

I9c Curacao 1TdlSi2o al gold for invoices Rio waJquet
and unchanged l79209 gold for ordinary to prime car
with the market firm sales here noted. but
1000 bags Fritz resod IN Baltimore private terms the
stock Of Brazil here 54l9 bags; IN Baltimore l69 bags
at HAMPTON ROaas 629l bags at Galveston 1000 bags and
at New Orleans, 35S bags.
COTrON-fhe market higher the spot, and tle
close steady after only moderate business
however foreign exchange strong and Liverpool steady
sales OF (Of which 576 Last eyenDg including 80
for export 9i3 for home consumption and 500 for specula
800 bales delivered ctra The receipts az the
ports 283 bales against % 22S bales this day last
week. and 20 bales this day last The revised quota
New-York tribune., 1876-12-28

81 o. gold seeds quiet at 81 eossl s5 for Timothy
and 10 5l7d16l9c for Clover. -
BTEARIN-The market was rather more steany 1flne
Western was quoted at l07sc salss ~ mus CiS ~
1lc. y b .o.,o,. a.,
SUGAR-Reaned was In fair demand at 12al2tc. for
Crushed ssdlls.c for Powdered l1sd11 60 for Grsnu
lated 1870 12c for Crushed and nc Tor m
Sugar dull ard still merely nominal OWING 70
e owness OF trade The statistical position was saed rs
New-York tribune., 1876-12-28

There was no quotation for New-lork Central.
The rate Of money at the Bank Of England continues
Q Der cent. but the outside banks OF discount are
necotiatng three months bills at os Bar SILVER Is
o1stsd az 5Gls pence the ounce, English standard:
Paris dispatches report French per cent rehtes at
1890 sight exchange on London beng quoted al
95I4 Tie foreign exchange market here was
artye and strong at quotations given beioW, tle
selling rates being on the basis Of - So to the ior
60 day bills and 81 s45i for sight. At these rates
well sustained gold can no longer be imported at
profit The inquiry for bills Is not on conneIe'aal a
account SO much as to cover impotati0nS OF bonGs
and 10 remit interest collections tIOld teiJ Ie
effect Of the recent arrivals of eoin and the dhcay ny
of getting il carried in the present strngeney on the
money market caused further decline TO lO1, the
extreme sales to-day having been lO' ana lO1-s,
Holders were forced TO pay as much as currency
and z gold TO get their balances carried over Ihe
prepayments of coin interest so Ia Tar amount TO 70
dsy's redemption of called bonds amounted 10
SI67 TIE days business al the Gold hxe1ahge 1 ne
Bank covered Gold cleared, S26, 543,OOO; gold Da
anees So 1855; currency balances, SZ,oZ4'9fI'
The principal gold quotations were; ,o-,.
10 s fi.-.......l07 2---AO' . S----.--iV'
ro oIs;,,,, o,otations of foreign exchange are as
New-York tribune., 1876-12-28
STAINED.

Stnc1 GOod MD 5riiinary. .i07s Middina 49,. Iiai
For future delivery there was moderate business al sS
i5ss BOO n 1875 January 2OO f21bs, February 200,
1924 200 12sssa March 200 1Ss9 500 1sis April 100
500 isis,S; total 400 baes First cali -Fe6rGary
lOO 12lSI Is March, 900 l3te; August 100 ly Sepem-
ber 100 1S'as total l.2o0 bales Second ca15Msy 5V
March 700 ISls; August zoo I3sesa total, 1,l0O bales
Sales today up 10 p m. December, 100, l2S nj zoo zoo
l37Ia 400 12sa 800 l2l9 january, lO0 l2iS9;; 2e09
I2 6Co 1000 l2s,s FeorSaTyo o6 400 3 ia So 2So
1915 500 iSsa. 500 1917; April 200, 1879 100, la
2eo, 1Sa 400 lSSls May 200 SarS 2oo dSai ai ts ~
IN Cnsesl firm
New-York tribune., 1876-12-28
Bankina Gouses ano Bankers.

KOUNTZE BROTIERS. BANKERS,
12 WaU ST., Nc0 York, drGaO Bills
Oh EaglaRd, France and Germany;
issue Letters Of credit aoditG6Je
Mrouqhout The United States and
E,roDe, and make transfers Of money
by tslegraph and cable. Investment
orders Executed in the E'rchanOes Of
Neeo York, PAiladekphia, Boston G1a0
San Francisco.
ADDroUed Securities for sale.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-28
OFFICIAL RECORD OF MORTGAGES.

OFFICIAL KECUKU Ut MUhIuhULo
pGrnhs BsfS9aR be@n @n peeeG and years $4,000
Ely Caroline B husband 10 Mary SlmOnsoa's Sc am
Corner " BrO0me and Th0mTsonsts; year;..-.; OOo
Keys David vtSr 20 VIM u 1850
MGkiOg Dob Bridget 70 heroer 1000
McEennly Brifh, and Tte ytsrs 70 Lew 10000
sousS @ =, SStI - III h.9ye: veaTs.... 26tOO
sam 10 sane 3 5sh.st OF 9Th 2yei years: EoVOO
Refc@ed S Prot 6t PTeR ehSa 70 $4,000
Reye y en- SiGhoip 70 Patrick n 5000
Smith Dora to Rosa Dunn ss o. oi.. =, 1000
Wright Martha T. and husband, 70 Anna Powell an.
sof l25thst G OF 2iaye; months @oVo
same 70 sarah fowel so i'n''' VI $500
f0ftcaiI J. Y. SAVAGE. Deputy Register
New-York tribune., 1876-12-28

and Centrifugal lOladllc. a, am .. .,
TALLOW-The market hrIner sales Oh oo,VVV D' ns
Sl4GSSsc. y 10 for Fair to Prime. - .o,...u ,E
WHiSKY-MarKet unsettled; sales before Change, 20
bbs at si a. and on Change bbls at 81 ID 2 gallon
closing with sellers at the latter figure
New-York tribune., 1876-12-28
noN,rSrIC MARKETS.

TOMFSTIC MARKETS.
,.-.,o yac N -Isairuad receipts-Four, 500 bblsi
WHEAT sO0 bash Cora 1920 enas 9s! ssDo
bafey, Wbest 1900 bush; Corn t39oO bushs oais
aoo busi; Barley $500 bushi Rye, 800 bush; nAAe''
New-York tribune., 1876-12-28
financial.

.NAuoyAL Bro tpwAr pANEt
Nrw.NOEK. pec ~, 1879
TLFCTION.-Th annual election Tor Direct
~ or NJ III. hank the ensuing year viii be h,ln ~ INC ,
Tanting House on II E,DAN. Jan. prON bet"ech ulo
hours Of IL m. and r In. ,,.L,prTvr c,sbier
liN- Nv" T. :. BAILEY, 6j Waii-st
,ogN,ucrr YaLIEr EAHEoAp C"NfNH(
OvT'og OF INK Tg;s H. , (
HAErF0Rl, CsMn pg,i ~ lS41 1I y y
INTEREST on CONNECTICUT hALl.El
AIiROAD nos Dshc PAYMENT 81 the ] lrIsi l.ir5af m
aIo-tr-er Bands the t1nurCtltut
r"nDany viii be posipoEcd for short time N"uo' VI ~ '
Of paymeut win be duly gwen , - , of tho uaytpeus a
h. rrntr rcd necessary oy re la
made for interest the lat dhY 0t tJu1 ii'' ''' i
ooiDou'" P'''''' StMUEL BABCOCR, ! Ageuts
T. II. MiGHIN.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-28
IRVIEG SlVIJGS INSTITUTION,

No gG WARREN-sr, EEw-YORK.
Money deposited on or before Jan draws interest from
hank open daily from o a. m. to 9 p, -.
C. u. HEATON, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-28
Gountrp propsrin DO fet.

moo MONTHLY RENT. Forty mlnnteg s
& comfortable ride frOn Lioertys 81 lsem sa
nHmerous trains I'LL mbinlc yearly lLe w. 49,
oienf suburban Cottage Residence and aiS ssth
- as Etc aXtra large vla plot laid out IN AVN
s; arden shade fruiI yiBes berries &e ocatsn
ssd aTd healthy nliRp.es watk "
@ nenots and stores Of City o. E,see sho
sir from passenger station AZ West ~
rsntrsf Railroad xpplY at Rrvlases or W tae o"sA
Room q NO. aNsseaasA