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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-13
POLITICAL,
FOR HAYES AND WHEELER.

Chicago, Dec l2-The republicans
at noon to-day began firing one hun
dred aud eighty FIVE guns in token Of
their belief in and qualification over
the election Of Hayes and Wheeler.
COLORADO SENATOR.
Denver. Dec 12.-The legislature to day
elected Henry NJ Teller. United States
senator forsix years, beginning next March.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Columbia. S. c., Dec l2,-ln the demo
cratic house to day ballot WAS taken for
u s senator There were fourteen candi-
dates, and the votes ranged from ~ IL.
The highest vote was cast for Gen. NJ. G..
Butler. Of Edgefield. Troops are arriving
from Florida. Everything quiet There
is no excitement whatever. In the repnb-
lican house the ballot for U. g. senator re-
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-13
DEMOCRATIC posros.

Boston, Dec. le.-Prince, democrat,
was elected mayor to-day by 2. 141 majority
over Bradlec, citisens, and Buttsrick, pro-
hibitionist Worcester elects democratic
mayor by ESQ majority.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-13
FLORIDA,
THE 4coNGRGsHioNALz COMMITTEE ARE
NYuEHE

THE -cohGRESHtokAL4 COMMITTEE ARE
NuEHE.
Tallahassee. Dec>>l2 -TRa supreme
court did not meet 10 day for a hearing of
the mandamus case, and dspocstic coun.
sci were not feudy with the phfsrs, twill
meet 10 morrow.
The congressional committee met this
morning and decided to go into sn investi
gatinn of both The state and national cleo
tlons a call was made on the SECRETARY Of
stale for the returns, which will be fur
MS he'd
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-13
ALL BETS OFF.

New York. Ded. 12-kclly, Bliss
and Johnson, pool room proprictors,'
held meeting tonight OF the ticket
holders in the presidential election,
aud decided to refund the money put
up, to parties owning it. All bets are
of on the general result Great e1-
citement prevailed at Johnson's.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-13

suited in favsr Of u s. Dis,ric, Attorney
Gerbin, who received SO votes out OF 8S
votes cast In the senate Corbin received
II and Gary. democrat, l3 votes. Corbin
was declare,lsfelecled. Both houses nd.
journed
New-York tribune., 1876-04-10

NEwoRLEASs. ADrl s-Cot,on quiet; Middling, l2'4c.;
Low Mid3ling, 1l4c Good Ordinary lO2c net receipts
lS75 baes France, 3lGl bales The Continent 1925
bales; sales, = 5OH bales stock, 2322i2 bales. 90 -
GALVESTON, Apn S.Cptpn quiet. Mddllng II Sc; Low
Middlng c; Good Ordinary 100. net receipts %
bales: gross 5j3 bales exports 10 the Channt 32o baes
coaswis III bales sales AS bales stocS 81 bales
MOBILE. April s.-Cott0n nominal; Mddhng, i2i2c.: Low
Middug II i2c. Good Ordinary lO2c. net receipts oJJ
bales; receipts, i3S bales; exports 70 Great Bta
sJ02 bales coaswe l1s bales sales 3ooS Oales STOCK 0
BosIOS April quiet sfddline 13ic. Low Mid
ding l25c Good Ordinary, II tci net itttlps -o naSi
G2l bales. ~ -
sAyhSSAu April s-Cott0n easier; Nnddlng l2i2c. Low
Miuding II c. Good Ordinary lOAc; let receipts XOo
bales gross 2jS baes exports, coaswse 202 bales; saeS
J2j bales stock. D. 736 bales. ,,.,,,,..-
CHARLESTON, Apr S.Cott0n dull and nolhnal MWdnhg,
123icl2 Low Mddne. II 80 IL c Good Oinary llC'
receipts, j3j bales sales $50 bales stock z,9 bales
LOUIS, April S.-C0tton easier bat not guoaby lower
MIddlng 2ar Low Mitdling, &c; Good ordinary, iUi
receipts, i2G baies shipments so baes sales ofo os!eS
BNriMoRR AIru S-Cotion duh nominal; Siiddllng,
12sal3c Mddiuc, II ltc Good Ordinary, 1O4d lc;
net recepts 20 bales cr0ss j3 bales; exports c0astwse,
~ bales sales 265 bales sDnners, 20 bales Stock oo
AUGUSTA April s.-Coton quiet; Middlng l2Sc; low
MidGling II c Good Ordinary lOsic. receipts Us bales
sales 2S6 bales.
MEMPHIS Ami sCotton quiet; Mlddng l2i2c receipts,
1866 bales; shipments IBIS 5aes sales Ioo Daes s'"cA'
PnLADEIrHIs April 8-Cotton quiet Middng l3l2c; Low
Mddlin2. l2c Good Ordinary He; net receipts loi
OWUSNgl0y Apri s-Cottou unchanged; Mdding - i2c;
Low MidIimg i2c: Ordinary. llc receipts, 2oS
bales sales, II bales; stock cl2 bales, , ,,d5,,
NORFOLK April e.-tOtIOn quiet ana easy; huhlihg;
l23c: net retips no bales exports, c0astwse, 9S3
bales sales, 2S2 bales; st0cZ l4,j93 bales. -
CISCINNAII April 8.-CctOn steady Micdlng l2@c; Low
Mdlling 3c. Good Ordinary 10 &c; receipts, blY passi
suments 25t bales; sales, 100 bales spinners l52 bales
'IoiGls;i,tT NPr a-Cotton quiet Middiug 2l2al2ac.
pElURs8rHG April SCottonNeekY receipts, 2OI bales
shipments, 3 10 bales stock, 4,l5I bales.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-10
CATTLE MARkETs.

ALBANY April -CATLE-Recepts, 3Sl carloads market
about lower than last week. and the average quay a.
good -, 81.
524G2c for common TO far 6201 2c Tor lar 10 goo an.
oc for extra lOts. lambs scarce aud ntd at
prices shade advance Of last qe0aiiOns the receipts were
all sold 10 New York operators nj 1072 for common 10 a
and DC. for selected nilch ewes.
CowsRcccpts and sales fair a SiOa&GO for ordinary 10
good Ian =
C,LvEs- Receipts 100; al sold New York parties at s
81 head for common 70 fair 6d72c 10 for iar TO good
and , fOr extra.
CHICAGO April S-CArTLE-R Receipts 1000; market quiet
firm bulls and $30S3 70 ant hcllers - -
d$i st0tSor,, 50 1J0ff - ieeders 81 lOdt " sOOI 10
choce shipping steers, 81 25aSi S72; extra, $685. snip
meuts, 4,4rO. ., .-oo7
H0Gs-Duil and lower receipts 80 light bacon 81 600
AZ 10 packing SSaiS lJi shipping, - IJ~-o So Choe,
s. 10 shipments, 4,2Oo.
SHEEP steady and unchanged receipts, 300.
sDANAPoLls, April 9.HOGs unchanged receipts, lOOo.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-10
THE STATE OF TRADE.
ETROPEAS MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL April s-123o p m.Coiton s tending down
ward; Mddng plands, led. nddlug Orleans, 6lilad;
5OOC bales including 1000 for speculation and export
J. decline sales nf Niilng Upands Low Middng clause,
Niy and Jane delivery, at 6l2d: DO. do, June and July
delivery at ed do do August and September delivery at
6dsd. .,.,,,, r-,,
LIVERPOOL, April 8-l:3O p m-Sales Of Miidng Uplands
Sad. Beef sa tierce for Prime Ness Lard 6o6 cwt
for American. ,,,,, ,-,,
LyEEroor, April So p. m.-sales OF Midding uplands
Gsd do Do May ana June delivery, OF 6l DO 90, June
sud July delivery, at 61 OF the sales today $500 baes
werc American. LaId-Pnme Western dull at GO3. -
I0SUON April $3.50 r. nj u.tcd states bonds lSG1s,
1924; Tenfores' 1864 Erie railway shar's Preieffed'
-. -,
LONDON, April SIP m.-Erie Railway shares D.
IOAICN lpdl $3.50 Z. u.-iLe amount ui bullion gone
into Bank Of England on BALANCE today t33OjO e-
fined Petroleum, lO'ial1d gallon Slilts Iupehlhe,
LoSDJS, Apnl ST p. m-Pars advces quote Rentes 67L
F,els April s.-EKchanse on London 25t 2'c for short
sighi. ..-,e.-.--,....,. ~, ,,,-.. 100
New-York tribune., 1876-04-10

Common Prime. Rye soasc. Corn g. good lere
stGTc Rr Yepy., and G5c. for White iooK
" Hte Q al 4Ga,1e.; MiSel at 4ic 40 ions a du
SINK ia l,al0c; Pick ed o, l2s l3'2c Lard IA ~
H. WfissF leh at ~ J. Tor western. Bt.ttr N'ry
str ce vcit f; Ncw.York Bra ford County Extrs
4ic4-,.i 90. do FiTsts 340&0. WalCri xas 8lp
3I+i 20 2 w. 3On55ci '..'trfn OILS -.
to- lo Co., Firsts afc. Ch -Ch,i. G rrlly
d. Il SOW 10 Fin Y, DO do Ilile. l2A1 &c, y
err rlC G. IZi2 3 LEgC-Ih m1riei Lows icINiF ~
Peuas} ly4na, heHJescy, aud ID ltNafe, iesb lf@ioe
Western co.. u l5c. -, .
81 LOUIS h1nl s.-FlOnr stcany unchanged. Wheat IT.
rrigr No Red Taii ~ denfi ~ bd, cishf 81 JO.
Nay 3D. do 81 3D0si 30. corn active nut loWcri No
Myci f4' ijc cash. ~ . qi5 ac, MAY; * &C. uu' Oits
di No. p 20 &C. bi cash ,alcs az @3c, May iyc ,hf.r
SIC harley quiet unchanged WHISKY nom,naiiy an, M
changed "a U5. Bran steady, unchaIged fniS l.t l.I
weak at S3 Land dui andIoNor % Is " Bnlk meas u@iI @
Unchanged BACON easier; Shoulders, 3'c Gear ilg 5
Cgar tilc7 l2'sal.9sc and l5d '.ct GEAR Icp St
l2Ac, May clear Sides 60 buyer Jnlyi Sly o. buyeI
10 Aug J. Live Hogs quiet and weak some sans lo"g
and weak oni a local demand Reccpts-2SlO bbls FIou
100 bush. Wheat 1900 bush. Corn, 5000 bush oats
4.U0J bush. Barley, 800 Hogs ia Cattle. - . ,,,,,.
TOLEDO April S.-F.CIr quiet. Wheat dun 40; ".lls
Wabash. Al 2J2. NO : White Michigan 81 2. ~. so
do ~ ji Fxifa White Michigan. 81 80 Amber 5lcean
~ 20 Mlr, ~ pa june ~ 4t2; No 90, u 81; 30
Winter .; No. Bed, ~ i2i Rejected RED 81 e
Corn quiet High Missed. J2c Low Mixed BIC; June, OV
Kansas &C.; Grade, April, 40 c oat, giiet; 80
Michigan - White 2J2c. Clover o'ed, ~ 30 ~
c.pts-JcUO bush. Wheat. 2S0O3 bush. Com 300 bls.
Oais Shpmcns- Flour H. 200 bush Wheat li@VOo
bush. Corn. G,UOO bush. oats
New-York tribune., 1876-04-10

The st. Paul stocks were active and ilnctuated
mss sls.en,Iv. particularly the preferred; that'
,''~ cling at 80, advanced to 67's' with
ai'y' salcs at 6G5s. Much impatience is
hu". At thc delay in the publication OF the fun
rorort of this Company for 1879 holders oi
anu ',mnou, naturally being curious 70 know TO
s'C,, .t ev,ent It's bonded debt was increased Inc
VIVA, stocks were entirely neglected except at
NE re,iods of nursing. The remainder OF
'n' ~ ,cgeives sufficient attention in the SUD
.l'o tobjes. The frequent meetings OF railroad
lU'',, lo',. leop the stoca market in feyersh con
S,ion and indicate that the business Of Ine Loau'
" cb tbcy represent is in condition equally lever
~ The following table shows the
New-York tribune., 1876-04-10
WOOL MARKET.

BOSTON, April S.The market s unusually dGl and the
daring The smallest
sey raj years with prospect Of any improvement at pres
eut the prices again eascd Of and th market Is unset
for iBe fe quite limited sales OF the week c9mpIlsn
10 Ohio and Peunsy wanna at - 2Ni Sc ior y ans
XN The stock woods il large for the season. and
ONO held Il 43c 4jc, but sales 10 any eNent
q concession these lsdts
the present Ticss u l2 lower than az this time ast
The principal movement Of the week has brel IN hclgan
Fleece: of this description comprising llhOVO
n. have been at 39Hloc. Tor \, aud tie latter
pr'ce outside frrre for the best lots of
Niclfrau or the ua ct az - 20 4Oc. may be n.
a air quot for 81 ugon AMI WHO f. Fle - S;
Ca Orua wool Is dul, and a. a"e lower t-an al "
the tansatt OAS la,lld l91ODO ID
l.43ic .'rSp aud l6 r22,. Tor ran Pulled N00s TO
outo dull u u uu De f,rrt on sd lIF figures stock
is re- til sa. tr W el aio NOo1 ID az 2Gat &c
sIucr ana urusrt 80 o C Tor good lin on
81 r. aud 3,a &c. rA some 1880 of Climbing Lave
b, sold at IJ3c.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-10

State bonds were dull. Sales covering transac-
tons in North Carolina Funding act Of 1866 at II,
and Missouri Is, Hannibal and ST. Joseph issue, at
1O312
In city bank stocks American Exchange go sold
at l15, Park (J) at 1913, of the State l20) at 43,
Phnnix (25y at 3d. Continental Q0) at 70l2, and
Metropolitan (20D at 127i2
There was a moderate trade in railroad bonds,w
Central frsts selling at 1874; Union firsts 1883;
Sinking Funds at 91l2; St. Paul Consols at SSls;
NORTHWESTERN Coupon Gold COnsols at 93; firsts OF
c.. c., c. and l. at 115, and Michigan Southern
Sinking Fund at 10.
The following are the officially reported earnings
of tl.c Cn,trnl Pnn1Gc Rniirnad CnmnanY
New-York tribune., 1876-04-10
Total sales for 'he week.
.Q73,. seller 90 days.
t59 seller 80 days.

59 seller 80 days.
The stock market today after a steady opening,
weakened and declined on the larger number OF
sneculativcs. Erie was pressed for sale apparently
bv recent purchasers at above 90 and sold down 10
177s. closing at ISIS. Pacific Mail anu western
Union were both weak and closed at the lowest
prices of the day. 1Gl2 and G7ls respectively. Lake
Shore was perhaps the steadest prominent STOCK
upou the list declining only from 603l to GOA, with
n final sale at cole, b g. The sales of the day
comprised only 11s.000 shares, and the de-
cnes from Fridays closing prices were IN
Central and Hudson, St. Joseph Common and
Preferred, Missouri Pacific. Northwestern Pre-
ferred and Wabash each Il per cent :;
ST. Paul Common, s.; Illinois Central and Panama,
each y: Michigan Central Ohio and Mississippi
ST. Paul Preferred and Western Union. each os;
Union Pacific, ; Pacific Mail, is, and Ene' lS8 per
cent Atlantic and Pacific Preferred and North
West Common each advance Is, and Quicksilver Il
per cent Other stocks .elassed the same on Fri
day. TIE general market closed listless at the de-
cline The following table shows the
RANGE OF THE hA KEE
New-York tribune., 1876-04-10
DOMESTIC MARKETs.

BUFFALO, April sgecelpis- Flour, 1850 bbls. wheat
$4,000 bd5hi Conn., bAoUO busn. O't 1ooop Dlsh; hlt
$1,000 bush. Corn 900 busL oats 10000 busn. Iloqr
quiet steady Wheat dun and heavy few ears Srrng od
desnd steldy safes New ON track az GUc aud ears
Kansas do 40 Gle Odt' Inactive, except rel ot' hyeheg
Canada 90 3u Seeds qUie and irn Peas AMI Bean- quiet
Malt dull aud unchanged. Pork dul at So - ior Heavy
4 A' ly @ No . SIrihg e9isc SPOT: 81 0sas 81 03
Ts r. Corn ID demand lower No 2, 1854 iGc, ~,
4.i.c May; 4l,c june. Oats dun weak, and lower; 10
. u -,c SPOT 33,c May Rye nomna y hanged. Barley
dull and shade lower at 55 d3bc npot 5ect d2i. IorS
gls,stsd blt gcumi lower at 80 ljas-2 - sp6; S22
luc f1id unsettled ht generally 0wel AZ 5 3 iOasl3 t2
sgo. sls . g5 .5 a ,c ~ 5af % Car hib and car
cepis- Flo1T 10000 tlis. WAest 5000 OusA. Corn,
Zoo uusa. shrmeuts-Tlour, $500 bbls.; Wheat 10000
bash Conn., lJuOJ bush Cats, 'UJO bush Barley 5'JoO
cTcyArL April s.-T7our quiet unchanged wheat quiet
bui s'e4y at 81 I'al ~ corn ac@rcs "Hd ha & az 20
7jc. Bare, qu,t CHANGED. Pork dun At ~ a. Lard
,.. buyer Julgi clear sii l2's4l24c Bacon g,e
= 2Oi fall o. rsyy d 3Jos 8o recell $40 ship
me4i- $50. is4y hrn IN i te9lnd ~ 81 90 btter
SiiT1txff tiri s-Fiour oulet. firmly held. wheat
Go II lai- Nsy, 06a June, 81 Q7f No. d3, l3bc
corn sto dyi o. =. sc oats Arncg, snte higher: 80 =
.tsaiy vim q fair demand 10 sluag, fresh SIC; So
o" ~, ~ o. ite i55 So; ,uy p,'s'.vhh' 6 h ,3.,S
selpasrts 100 bbs Flour. 100000 bufh Wheat ,.,
I.-t. llhA. hri - oyer - i .e ~. 10 l1@
isla C.. Q ei II li9aI41e ior Islued, lt4l ~. tor
1r-tr .lon. anl i' neral is '1.n 10 81, l,s - - ~
I.y a. hGs .j tut l.uu., Fala DO. d at a1 = q
% 75i Vrii PUG Patent 90, ia,e = q 5Q4tS ~, %
sl ooGSl 81 WIi ~ COOS, . Nealerh l1ed' sI9sl 10
New-York tribune., 1876-04-10
THE MARKETS.
carefully reported Tor ras TRlsySzl
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

SATUEDAY, April :, 1875
ASFs-Thcrc only small obbng trade al &C. fof Pots
the
uorse-isf sort Pots I2l3; "a do, SO; 81 do l2i Con
douncd total I,a32 LIST Pearls, % - do, % 80
do. L Condemned. . total, 65. Grand tutdl .f331
COFFIE-Tnc market for Rio steady az lG0 9c God
for Ordinary and lUd-uc. gold or jobnnS
LOS: th, hat u Ot bags u baiinH0, cN
GRAY Eace mostly al &c. Mia Coffee was quiet ana IN
changed.
OlTON-Thc market on the spot was quiet and unchanged
10 holders,
cxeried more les depressing Influence Tho receipts az
Ddles THIS d,
woes ana JeII bales last year. The sales
2e Eaes which so FOR export aud 1872 for consumption
cf 400 bales delivered
New-York tribune., 1876-04-10

There is more doing in time loans, and GO days TO
four months loans are done att and per cent, and
on pledge Of United States bonds as low as is
accepted fJr that length Of time. The monetary
Cud00Sis is decidedly roso-colored now that the first
of April setslcmeuts-which we may add in passing,
did not create that suiusency that generally
auticipatej-are ont Of the way. The fol-
lowing shows the rates for exchange on
NeW-IOk at the cities named: Charles
ton, lsu premium; Cincinnati firm, 70 70 100 pre-
MUM; Chicago, % premium; Now-Orlcaus, COM
mercial, para lo2-baak, ls; ST. Louis, - premium.
These rates would imply that the tendency OF cur
Iency Is in this direction. Tho following is tle
Clearinghouse statement to-day:
Cur exchanges go Cold evcbsnges. 3.5eo442
ca. Dl'n.as... &5J-S4s Cold bal-acls..... 535,J-7
And the following were the cleafanccs at the New
York Clearinghouse for tie week and the resulting
balances:
CcI cesrauces s8j Gold cearanccs G9i1l7
GU biahccs.- l>iodC65 Cold baiauccs-.... %,C27.32
The bank statement for tho week ending Tonight
was an unfayorablo return, in that it reflected IN
unexpectedly heavy decrease in tho item Of legal
tenders. The deposits are heavily drawn down. the
specie being $4,000 lower than last week. There
was slight decrease in loans. The movement Of the
week eyentuated in net loss TO the banks Of
1880 $50, they now holding in lawful money in
excess Of the % per cent required by law 1888 o75
%A-lst SV,0J9,325 last week. The following table
New-York tribune., 1876-04-10

INIIUN-IMhtL hIciu!, WIN sHIt9 VI Vi0VV I'd THU
at SIC. = u. .-o,,,
WIIISY-Market quiet and unchanged sales OF 80 bbis
al II l2ll gallon f. o. Boyd 60 IN their circular o. tins
dale repori opening navigation tue rivers has
caused trade but not much a. might have
been cXucced Production in the West remains aa last
rerote Alcohol paid. is IN Light demand and sells Gt
ghWne price Alcohol for export dull and 10 demand for
uropean mari bbs been sold for south Amer
ira al 4Oc Receipts ~ HighYnes ana Alcohol for
the WeeF. 800 Dbls.; sales $50 bbs.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-10
Orlinsrr. .. gi5,a low Niddlng. ...... ~.....li9is
HnnntL tLriinarr- Ill. Mlddhnc.

For delivery there was decline oi llec Win
small business: Liverpool dispatches still caused The de-
TIs.i1r sales Yesterday after T. May, GOO l3 sec
~ ~ &c: June l. o. 2.c.; 100 l3 4c July, -u0
l4c. BOO i3sac total $500 bales First call todayApr
100 159t l2th; Decembcr 200 - &c; toal 900 bales
s. c0nd a-Oct0bcT 800, IS lc total 900 Dses ats 70
dsy up TO p April, 400 l3sgc.i 200 Isle; May IO1
l3lec.; 400 IL 5s2c. 30! i@+c Z5Oo - ,?2c, i4 iu4
l5cc: POO l59C: 800 Is rec; june 300 l3'sc; zVJ
j. ice; 900 l$@.ei 200, l$ieei 100 d 3 3'c e 5gO
500 1Sc; 300 u s'ec 200, f37sc. Ausns 400, lie
4O0 ii isgc; 800, lic 300 - is2Gi 100 lc. SrP'cG
bales. - --
New-York tribune., 1876-04-10
The closing quotations of foreign exchange are as

For United States bonds there were larger buyers
Yesterday and to-day from city and country parties,
and a sharp upward turn in prices was the result.
1865 selling up TO 1914; new fiyes TO 1lo'o;
REGISTERED Ga Of 1881 at 121l201215s; coupon
-J-2Os of SG5, new, at 1871, and currency Gs at
12Gl2, with 1868 later bid. We annex closing
New-York tribune., 1876-04-10

The Missouri Kansas and Texas Railway report
approximate earnings lor the month of March at
S24J,S13 - corresponding period astyear tactualL
S253 O8l 60 increase, S12,710 0G; first quarter
1876, SG1G,90G %; first quarter 1879 actuab
62S 00S p increase $123,9S7 81.
The polls for tie election for Committee Of Pur-
chase and Reora of the Chesapeake and Ohio
RAILROAD VIII close on Monday, April 10, at o'clock
p. H., at the Office OF Mcssrs. Fisk & Hatch, No.
Nassau-st. The amount of irt and second mort
gage bonds involved in this road is S;27, 900, COO
Upward Of S2l,000,000 have already asscnted to
the plan of reorganization proposed and voted for
Messrs g. T. Huntington, \. 4. Low, John Castros
A. s. Hatch, and Isaac Davenport as said Committee
It is desirable that this action should be ~ nearly
unanimous as is possible, and any bondhoders who
have not yet asseutcd to the plan Of reorganization
are invited to cali upon Messfs Fisk u Hatch, who
viii furnish all the information desired.
The following shows the exports exclusive Of spe
cio from the port OF NewYork to foreign ports for
tho week ending April T. and since the beginning
Of tho year: ~ ,s.e
s.:.y s:.:s s555s5 5s3'1f s55s5a sa 5535f
p,, To g sa9 l7afso'7 l s''iii8''' is
The following shows the imports Of dry goods
and general merchandise at the port Of NewYork for
the week ending April 8, and since the beginning
OF the year:
T0Tfbe Weet. 1879. I$75. 100.
Dry GoO1s...-.-..-... s3OG0Sl0 s2IIl4b8 SZV3E@tt
General u I6Ichautse S4l1,IdJ btOoole o,"Il-i0
Total FOR the week. &ll21-.J18 st,s713lG sl,'Gi.2t
Previously reported. .1l0S926ll 0h@yhv73 bhOo2o-f
Since Jan. 1....$I2i ,O3oC92 slOss7o2Jl so4t224lo
The following are the dry goods imports included
in tie above for the same peIiod
FOR Hte Uesb, 1874. ltEb. ,issO.-
Thrown on mai kot.. 8,I44,1lO 2,lCa,q11 l,'v1l-o
Since Jcn. L. - .. -.., ~ nd, ..,, co. ,.o
Thrown on uarket.. 4O,09l.0 .07s 33,225c5J "ZoJGo1l
The exports Of specie for the week ending April
New-York tribune., 1876-04-10
1irAl.rlGl.

A Gas STOCKS.
~ NEW.YORk. METROPOLITAN MUTUAL AND
MANHATrhN GAS STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD,
all kinds OF Brooklyn and New YORK as Securities dealt
nby GEO. H. PHESTlS,,
RInal Y.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-10
s. and since the beginning of the year. were as fol-


The following Is a comparative statement of the
exports Of specie from the port Of New-iork 20
foreign ports from Jan. to this date, for a period
of - years:
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cLo.lNa rnLApELrnA STOCK QUOTATIONS.

BID Asked BID Asked.
City Cs now fOSl4 lOSa3 Phil. & Frie TR. 20si 207s
ma COS Of y JlS7L2 North Cent. .B.R.. 3G2l %
PcnusvlvaRia r.. j7ls 51z -.ehEh Navlsn avs ~.
l4Iau heading. 4t4 4a's DO gOId ioan..lOi'2 4V4'e
Lehgh Valley. OLE o.
The week closes upon a money market freely sup
Piled with loauable funds, and usual during the
week the predominant rate on pledge Of miscella-
Deous collateral for call loans per cent, though
much lower rates were accepted at the close for un
employed balances. Two per cent was taken for the
tradngs-the rate to the Government bond dealers
was B. The market for commercial paper was duh
and offerings limited, al classes Of paper being sub
iected 10 a close scrutiny. The pIeponduance Of
business was done at J&Jl2 per cent, but leading
note brokers report rates as follows:
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Barking Gonses ano Bankers

KOUVTZE BROTHER.S, B0nkers,
y val ST., Neoc YOrh, drG1o Bills
on Englaa2d, France and germany;
issue Letters Of CredH acait0JJe
Mr0ughout the URited States and
Europe, and maize transfers Qf money
6y telegraph and cable. Investment
orders erecuted in tie Erchanges Of
Nelo York, PhUadelphia, Boston and
San francisco.
ApprOred Securities for sale.
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The Mar York Daily BulIciia furnishes the follow
ng compilation of the latest reported railroad earn
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The following earnings for the month of February

Increase. February, lo76..---.sl, ,4i72zl or22llpc
Tie recently issued annual report of the under
mentioned railroads gives the earnings for the
years 1875 and 1874 as follows:
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Business Cbances.

Business Gbauces.
A DDfTI0NAL CAPITAL PROCURED for
- MERCHANTs. MANUFACTURERS and OTHERS;
mining uergsts &C. negotiated al estate exchanged ior
business persons with capital seeking business 'set with
charcc) Of approved opportunities. References. Geo ID.
Arthur 4 CO.. Bankers, 81 WaiSt Becs SeNlng.afathlio
Co., e2l broadway, &c. GklGGS CAkLLION,
FuaUcll and Buslllss Brokers, 9s Bgoadway.
hob PRINTER-A good job printer, who
~ furnish 800 cash capital can get FArN ERsuIP
In a we-cst4Dnshed STATIONERY STORE AMI BLANK
BOOK MASUFACIORY u so.th 'estcul state. Address
II. II. j.. Box G9i, NCw-NorA PostOace
DARE OPPORTUNITY for PARTNER.with
IN from $4,000 10 5000 IN drstas pleasant ana profit
able business Broadway For particular cl address
PRINCIPAL. at M Gresne's studio ia gA,y 7l7 Broad.
way.
NNANrED-A position rs SUPERlNEkND-
w INr "a rinwarc Manufacturing Estabilshmcnt b.
party who has twenty-five years experience IA The business
Address 4. T.. lrbaue once.
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A SPECIAL MEETING of STOCKHOLDERS
a of the CHICAGO, BUi,LINGrON and QUINCY RAIL
ROAD COMPANY Will be held at the office OF the Company
Apr IT, AT IL o'clock. to act revision OF the
Laws, especially with reference 10 regulating the
of the Board OF Directors regard to leases and exen
s1ns indicated in the last annual report Stockholders
who be 1T the meeting send thcr proxies
this office with Instructions 70 Their Particular at
entOn called to the fact that's majority of all the stock IS
required TO DC represented 10 form quorum.
j y A. GfISMOLD. Chairman