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, 1876-09-11
THE CENTENNIAL.

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PnlLApKLrnlA. sspt- I'll feel 1t my duty to
say W your nuancrouA readers. .who may be com.
inR to tho Centennial, that II they dcssre to use
the contcits Ut their trunks, to retain their rail.
roaa checks IN their pockets until they arrtve at
their hotel or plaeo Of destination, and then
send for ttlois baggage, There arc uumbcra Of
parties wllu gaye thelr checks to y transfer bag
rage company from two to four days ngo, af.u
their oaggags " not Jet defiyeretl. WAS with.
out mlne nearly n hours, which Ia considered 4
quick delivery At our hotel by The transfer bag
gage company. BY eettliing for It by tlln hotel
taggagu luan could Aaye received Il in II, hour
ut f1rthtst W. N, BuAINAlu
, 1876-09-11

Eansas City Timer.
A thrill OF horror was created In Baxter
~ trana1,. a ,as. .,,',a .suos " .no s'0e1nens
Oh tfagsay most horrible IN Its details.
It appear' that john craige ts well.kpown
and steady working carpenter In The town OF
o~e md wa. 'bo fatt.s aooas sh 70 ur o. ysats Oh
as5 ,nI,.s.,ans 'a... " ps.eae, nusoine,
anu anu industrious . aaughter' now agea about 10
.nsn,har -, -. '1o p*as . .mo 'months-a
Ms1i.Ieo,m sIsf o. tao ry FAMILY o. Matt cary, the
liver Fott Scott Guf R.roaa. e sI,o .oSyu1, W.T.
20 n. ono supposed that Katie had ever thought Of
III .o,, ndn sne Mau 1nepe Was haruw9rkng
Eiitos an.,on tnau ~ ,.aaspl nalnea @ dsorgs
t.nms a,si naS %a. .s;;s.ct ais; owning one or Two
tea.hs; .s!3 aaa VIZ making hts way stcadIly up
,sh'ts mIaH ID tne Wora1 y lard work and steally
inVcd ..a de ana hatl9 tlad seen each otler,
.esret antli last ls sasa,ay, I kept 'ne'f business u
csaI1. r,!;a. rS,!m;aaay morning, katle Cralge and
fhc toad It.o1 y. sst. axtoF springs and came up
t;hsrnisaa IIau Go ~ Goaano4s lively young city III
rs Eo he e ansy nso Ma5'S Az w.nt Ws.ss IT, De
Lonc ~ ~ Hf!3Tnaay. f.Tny snu found home In tue
Than 9 N va,ds dslcna o. both families, not moro
M onc s4ca,t t'uaa Wa .ns sai!Ioaa asPoL
serious wanf a,,, Mas1o suspected ttat anything
rfags. MI tau IT, Iesat iro' thls raaTay mar
hnshan !, w IT,, ontneso,hc ort4a beaecced her
iTeaI;,,' ~ W w ease1u Tor her father was
conscious OF i,avsng qt'S 1nSry. ~ not ueorge Elliot
%sv's "ltn a,t h's team On Tuesday. aud, after hls
Baxter Hnri,g. ,ot ncat!y ehaeu arore Up TO t!e
had bscn rngnovsT aSEos aos q lno OF haulug He
trsyclors saa,tIn trunIs 80. Ia 1 o. commercial
depot 70 Joplin ae. st isant s I.s va n,ntsr VIZ
narthwart for thr nc1o1e Ge sndo~',, looking
tance Of te nrai1is .p'e rha, u the IT, dm d.
, 1876-09-11

more than when he wss taken 70 rno1sndi.e.
fall. The ZANE authority aaYs It is rather r,t,.
common for race -ho1tes of that axe 10 reksIa
their speed We SHOULD think sol
From the California spfrs It appears that ~
other new and brilliant light In tWfnklinr il ths
ar west ;nons of Jonr little farthng grushltehts,
travellers aEtray. The sctntilattg it,n1tnary m.
rea1s tl'is time in thc shape Of n green trnttcr,
ol tht 11Ialc pess,1asfor,-"a light ehcatnut,
With number Of xhtte hAirs IN bis coat, aud
t three Of tfc whitest ot legs clean np 70 tho
u sired by Whipp}e's Hanbietonisn, ont Il =
marc formerly owned By Gen. Harrison, Of
Lyons, IT,, e Dlackhifd, pernpsl "Ire glides
Along ct 2:2o gait with % muc{l ease "a aswal-
time that strains the delicate mnchinery Of the
watch." After. this tho Maid wf1l have to pre-
pare to take back scat Blood viii tsll-so
will corn Juice.
, 1876-09-11

7VtMr Nsa1ta! 1F5 61Fg4cd9 7oNTn0g.
4 quarrel Is Oh haRl In tho I}ahutinaenida
Journal, leading ho1n9opatlllc journal publish
ed In PHILADELPHIA Tn Tie merits Of "timex u
~ . remedy. Whflat 1t Il condemned by ono
writer, who declares that ke does not sre "tLe
tcrlnitteut fever, another writer cntcTs warmly
into tho defense Of the agent, and quotes Al,
author who has "curcd with Tho sixth aud
twelfth dilut'oas the most malignant and lnost
obstinats teftiap and ,quart!aa levers" The
splendid cures " effected By Duto (bui1.frog) aud
tho various spiders" Tie pulsun Of bydro.
phobis, he says, has effected sotne remarkable
cures. aud " "GlandcFiu," tic virus Of glandels,
, 1876-09-11
INDIAN NEWS.

CHEYENNE, Wy, Sept. 10.-0n tho Stu illst.
Harvey Baeson, ut Kane's rancho, on Pumpkin
Creek. near eldney, was tired On by tl'rea Indians
II short range, ons of ths bal1s pa4sing through
hs Chest wten he ran To Tue rancho, short Ills
tauee, got hts gun, anlEcturned the DIRE, Tho
Indians, taking refuge in wsahout, lsova hiu.
back to tue rancho, where he sat IL hours with
liz gun ACROSS hts knca and Ills cartridges In
easy reach, letermlncd to sell dearly II again
attacked. tasties have guuo With eonyeYance
from Sidney to bring him In, and it ia Hoped hls
wound may not prove fatal Five hundred
recruits arrived here yesterday.
, 1876-09-11

An OLD aAMR nRsuRRac7Ip.
Tho transformation Of Foleys saloon in Q
billiard hall was ushercd In last night by
match game at the "origlna1 American gane,n
1900 points up, between slosson and SEXTON,
tue younger claimants for tho championship oi
America. The game was sort Of repetition Of
a game celebrated in b.ll[ardistic annals be.
tween Phc'an and secreIter Iii Detroit In 1863,
1or the same number Of points and $1,000
wager. In this the contestants were batting
ior pine ho,lrs1 and At the end tho winner had
tnaile an average Of 10 only
The game Inst evening VIVA commenced A. a
o'clock, and was finished in three and oneha,f
hours, the winner, slo.aon, making an average
o. o. oyer " % points. Taking into Consideration
The Players want Of prncttce at TINT particular
game, sotne faint idca can be had of The in
prosenents madesin billiard. manipulating dur
ihg the past 20 years. Amateurs Of fo-dsy
m!Eht !it then have been champions.
3 100; Sexton, % 19-5q Thc best rms wcrn:
slosson, 49, 200, 1si, lo7, ~, 1Otj, rs, 81, 7s.o7.
ssi se1tont e5', 2so, 132, 49, 100, 81, 80, u, e.
, 1876-09-11
RUSSIA,

THH czAn's spEECu TO MS TROOPS,
PAa1s, Aug. M-A telegram from 81. Peters
burg to-day 10 the Russian Agency says:
Ths Emperor, at the end Of the grand mnneu.
xrcs Of Kranaoe Selot, took lcave Of the troops In
ancech. A. 10 nsual oyery year. liz aatd tho
army knoN how much he had u heart the honor Of
ltussta II WAS nut It present In quehtIon, but II
that national hunnr waB ever attacked, hs knew lie
could count on tlIu devotion Vt ths army. TLn
EmrGIor's words NeFc lUudty Cheerful.
, 1876-09-11

6Fke1W LV7TZ7p'HdfHtd ~ TIC If76VNk.
DEssfolNrs, 1a., Sept. 0.-hlonaay last Thom-
a. Guructt, u wc!l-to-do farmer In New Haiut,-
ton, Chickasaw County, and Lewis burke, went
to Lawler for lumber. Both gok intoxicated,
and, on their way home, Burke drove tic team.
durnett WAS dissatisfied With the driving, and
pushed burke from the wagon, and, u doing
10, fell lmself, md the wagon-wtecs passed
over bath burke had shoulder and collar
bone broken, aud GurneLt had Ills chest crushed
tu, the Injury resulting III Ills death.
, 1876-09-11
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: MONDAY SEPTEMBER IL 1876

whefe be- At last accnuntst VIVA In = hopeless
tween the two eyes.
Mrs. Cra1ge ta at invalid, and thts at,ock viii
probably h'll her. Tho bride, Katie, passes
irnn one swoon to an1ttler, and It Ia thought
heF reason is upset. The cuRe, taken I'll all i.s
phases, n one II tic tuost terrible tragc,,fcs
ever enacted IN southern Kausn* Thr brIdc.
Er'H'm killed, thc fathrrIh-law inorsaly wounl-
81 ;hc n'otilern-1Aw III the ppfnt Ut death, and
tho bride on the road to in*anity. There WAS
no ca.ae Tor the murder ntl.cr tim 1,crtanal
nnttpathy on the part Of Crafgc towar,is EllIot,
Tic former lad forbidden any young man to
zee ta daughter. lEe was proud and naughty,
but Quiet, hard working, mechanic. lie i SAIL
70 have come from Bowling Green, Ky. From
rh!s Is not hfs arst killing scrape, he having
Killed one or two men In Arkaneas or Tcras.
llo lias lived Ia Baxter Springs about three
years.
, 1876-09-11

fs vnlnablo remedy, and he pittcs tho ply
ls given to the ".provings Of bcd.bug. Its e.
ieet* on one subject arc thus stated: "At the
hetttnE-ln d the chilly stage her han1s become
clcncicd; kl'e becomes vehement; woul,l Hike
to seht everything to pIcrcs, anil Is scarcely able
tn scstrnn fer ragc." We e1uIcss that We catl
arr notlIlnE vsTy extraordinary IH s,tt, de,no,l-
stfatipns consequent upon swallowing tcl.
bug.
, 1876-09-11
AN INFANT UURIED ALIVE,

dRERErIELp, Ind, Sept. "a young woman
named Eliza g. jackson, in tic northwest part
OF ttls city, gavc birth to child on Wednesday
last, and deposited It In potato }olo and GOV.
cred 1t up nltvc. 1t remained In this condition
q hours. WhGn found It was alive. The child
died this morning. The mother Is In a critical
condition.
, 1876-09-11

CuETENNE, Wy, Sept. 10-A Mexican cnllct1
Pedro, who stole two horses at Sidney, WINS fol-
lowed by the Sheriff Of Chcyepno County aul
two inch dcputtzed at Ogalalla, Ncb,, to point
0niles east Of TINT place, aud, resisting arrest,
was shot and killed. The Mexican fred two or
three alots Ut the two deputies, slightly wonntl-
the hat Of the other.
, 1876-09-11

DAVENPORT, H., Sept. 1O.-At Muscatine,
yesterday afternoon, Gen. Houston, thu colorcu
murderer, was sentenced to Is years. iuprsou-
naent in the Pcnltentiary for killing bis father
1t,.!aw. Holston Is now IS years Of nge, and
will be 60 when his sentence expires.
, 1876-09-11

LONDON, Bcpt- 11.-A snuas-lneettng at Dub
lin yesterday to protest against the Bulgarian
atrocities becaule denomination against the
Englsi atrocities Of 17U3, Quo Of tho paradlug
bands CARRIED ID Aluercan Iiag.
, 1876-09-11
Circumstances Of the Capture Of
the Great Tammany Rob-
ber in Spain.
Tho Old Rascal, After q Tedious
Voyage, Sails into Cap
tivity.
Happily, No Treaty Stands in the Way
Of. His Immediate Extradition.
Tic Turkish War Flattcnfng Out as q
Source OF Transatlantic News.


TnR STORY OF HIS CA1TUilH CoHRonOnATED.
LONDON, Sept. 10.-h dispatch from Vtge
states that, IN Wednesday, the 9th inst, on tts
arrival Of the Spanish bark Carmen at quaran
tine In tho fIar1or Of Fan Simon, Vlgo, from
Santiago de- Cuba, tho Governor Of The Province
oi PonteVctlra boarded l,cr. Tho Governor va.
accompanied by some Of tho secret police, ant
Inquired for two Of the passengers. lie ordered
Their detention, and, having consulted aoms
photographs, arrested them.
WHAT WILL DE Done WITH HIN.
Escorted by detachment Of police, The
prisoners were sent TO Corunna, whence they
WILL be transferred to Havana on the Spanish
mall steamer leaving On tho 21st. On their ar
rival In Havana, they will be banded over to the
American authorities, Their baggage has been
sealed, and goes will, them. It is believed here
that tho prisoners are William II. Tweed and
Ills secretary.
PARTICULARS.
MADRID, Sept. 10.-1t was found, In July last,
that Tweed was In Santiago tic Cuba, liaving
passed tEcre from lIavana. Gen. Jorellar was
applied to by tho American Consul to have
Tweed secured and eent to tho United States.
Gen. Jovcllar was quito willing, even In the abb
sencc Of an extraditlon treaty, to obllge the
American Government, In return for their cour-
tesy In the Arguclfes casc, sonc years ago.
TwEEp, HOWEVER, WAS ArrRIsED
In Santiago OF Ills imlcndtng danger, aud sailed
for Vigo, Spain, July 81, on hoard tho. sailing
vessel Carmen. Mr.. Cushing thcreupon notified
tho Spanish Government OF this fact, and found
them willing to arrest Tweed md return him
to Cuba, or deliver him up to tho American Con-
sul. Every precaution was taken by the Spun
iah Government to Bcclye Tweed's arrest IN any
port 9 Of snaln or on nny co'Ht IInc BY which he
srysnr oanrns wrnp o,vpu
en, hHh ~. o"p1"n hhs "tFEN
w. 'ocal aa'"o1at1cs' ebpee'sly those ot sigo anu
the Gnlician coast. On Sept. @ the Carmen
l!ovo IN stght of Vigo, and was Immediately
Cnycrnor =, nm, ro,.,,,,,,,e;1 ~ -, ts'.,
s'". W. orso "Hen 1nteu ''nnl photo'
graphs WHICH nc haf 'iad IN his possession FOR
some time previous to the arrtva! Of the fug+
nYnru ~ 1nn ~ WIN, ~ ~ ~ arcnn p p~'|''
....".l, 800 W ".eo"'
anu maa accompanied ~ man e1S'ne Ms name
aa William Hunt, WHO In said to hc bis nephew.
the Ca]abozo. un,,rr \ ,tronfr p,,ora, hnt x:crc
s.,,..e.,,..,t,S. ~. s' ~ ~.
s"osequen'iy t'a"a'e'fcu, W olucs, 70 lo'tfess
Ill iigo' u'laef command o1 the cnptain'den-
eral.
ExrRAp17,oN.
M.nr,p scnt 1i,-tr1,. Fira, src,s+,rv NJ
u4u, oe9t' iu'Aae fHst eeesstnss u
.re h,ner'can Lcgot'on eas requested tte e.
tradition Of Tweed, an'l he Will consequently DO
LoNpoN, Sept. 11.-A special from Burgos to
the Daily Ntus states That Mr. Adeo, Charge
d'AtEaircs Of the United States In The abpcncc Of
Minister Gushing, has visited thc Spanish Min
ranged for tic Surrender Of Tweed to tLe i Amer
itun Government.
, 1876-09-11
NGYT0ff'.

PEACH WITH AuYAsINI1,
LONDON, Sept, ia dtspstch from Cairo
says 1t Is believed that tho treaty OF peace be-
tween Egypt and Abyssinla will be slgued Tues
dAv next.
, 1876-09-11

(. BAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 10.-A Victoria dispatch
says the mainland has prcscnte.l an address 10
Earl Duffcrin expressing joy at tic failure Of
tho Caravan terms. The Coloniss to-day sig
nffcantly rcmnrks that the quickest wny out of
the railway difficulty would be to separate tho
island from the mainland, and leaye earll set.-
uon to work out It's own destiny under distinct
KoyernI1ent,
, 1876-09-11
THE WEATHER

WASHINGTON, D. G., Sept. Ill a. m.-For
tbs Tennessee and Ohio Valley, tho Uppcr
Mississippi and Lower Missouri Valleys, and The
Upper Lake Neg!on, northeast to northwest
Wintis, r]ting barometer, stationary or lower
temperaturcs, light rain, followed by partly
cloudy and clearing weather.
LOCAL oBsKArATtoNs.
, 1876-09-11
TURKEY.
TEDN&.

LONDON, Sept. 11.-The Slandardt Vienna
special says tho Grand VizIer will to-day &c
quaint the Foreign Ambassadors Of the Turk.
lei, conditions Of peace, tho FIRST point Of which
will be Thu new lnvestiture Of Primo Milan Us
q yassM Of tho Porte,
, 1876-09-11

UptC'Ut LpF5EaQUHHERtE u 1ff 7f75NHe.
DEsMoiNEs, Ia, Sept. o.-At Marshall, Chris
Il, Martin enticcd woman 10 years old to &C.
cludcd place, knocked her DOM, aud robbed her
Of SO, and thcn fed to Minnesota, taking with
him young woman and abandoning his wife
mud children. lie also carricd OFT Tidcn uni
form.
, 1876-09-11
a BRIDGE INT

a BRIDGE INJURED.
Knoxville, Tet,n., Sept. 10.-Ons span Of the
railroad bridge, $50 feet long, over the rcnncs.
scu River, at London, WA blown down to-day,
, 1876-09-11
Tfll A T,v


PANS. Sept, l0.-Tho story OF nutny On
board tbs United states lrigate Franklin Is en-
ttrclY without foundation. The Franklin IL
now lying At Spczzia-
, 1876-09-11
FIRES.


IN CHICAGO.
Ths alarm from Box 37a at $3.50 last evening
was caused by the burning out Of chimney Ut
No. lsa West Fifteenth street. The damage viii
uot exceed SIS.
, 1876-09-11
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.

The General T5ansktlaptic Conpahy'a NAL BteRnera
u. ~ tor the lsndlne q pas,enGen. Tho splendid
provided wtth Electric lol!s, viii as from pisF No.
y, fogs ct AnTr1w .tsee!. N; r: q fo'!o.e:
ht;asn ,.Gi Ftsdsts eaaiap.y ap sspt ,Estets
H.as.so ln go!d ncludnR wlne) Flint cabin. silo "a
Sln, sec9rdlnk ~ accommodation, Second, 81I
s,eststo VIA wth supsIlot seeoa:{nolat.oa Including
Mins. 1eddnE ~ ntsnsl!a without extra chatga-
Se,s LpulS y, IN ~ MbElliAN, AEcn1 $. DroaaxsY.
, 1876-09-11
BUSINESS NOTICES,

Rnland. the we1I-kuown druggist At no, 63
made great hit In the ''A1om4tic litter WIre OF
lroM." We advise those who arc suffering from
nervousness impoverished blood, weAknSss ot
Impaired dlgoatIon, to Try H.
, 1876-09-11

Dispatches from Belgrade state that thu
Ministers Of War and tho Interior 4re Waiting
the army OF the Drina observing operations. II
warcontinues, immediate and important changes
Qra expected.
, 1876-09-11

19urnttt'a Fiavnrlng Extracts-Tha sureFf-
aslty Of thcss extracts consirta ln thrIt perfect
purity aad great strength. They arc warranted
free from ths poisonuus oils mud acids which enter
into tho competition Of many Ut the factilona fruit
havOra now In the market.
, 1876-09-11
IHE,QHlQ FAlR.

CoLunuust O., Sept. l0.--Tbs expenses Of the
State Fair this year exceeded the receipts about
fU,olG
, 1876-09-11

op<e1aE LHgbd1t6 70 7n7 1F160H&
INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 10.-luciene q. Mathews,
buatness manager Of the Sensi,l<l, resigned yes.
terlay to take hta old position With the Ohio
EMIL Eaf Company. r. II. Goldsborough suc-
, 1876-09-11
AN IOWA ROAD.
:

cVttsos 1Vapu1tH 70 7NE 7T5GUH1.
DAVENPORT, H., Sept. l0.-Ftre hundred
men arc at work ou tho Rock Island L. Mercer
County Railroad, and It will 10 completed BY
QrrenlIIcs =
, 1876-09-11
YEll0W EEuER

lILkOW FETIW.
SAVANNAH, Ga, sa'A, 1o.-Yeliov levsr In
terments, IL
The New York herald., 1876-01-19
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT QUrET-FUTUREs STEADY
FLOUR QUIKT--wHEAT DULL AND NOMINAL
CORN DULL AND LowRR-oATs QUIET-PoRK
DULI1-LARD DULL AND EAsY-wHIsKEY
sTEADY-PETRoLEUM sTEADY-sPIRTTs TUR-
PENTINE QUIET--RosN DULIs-ons UN-
CHANGED FREIGHTS QUIET - CoFFER
sTRoNG-sUGAR STEADY.
TUESDAY, Jan. 1S-6 p NJ
Business was still slow, but IN quarters there
was some Improvement. the indications seeming to
favor the hope Of surely lively times at no distant day
Perhaps, however-the wish being "father 10 the
thousht,-the more hopeful indications were imagi-
nary. rather than real on Change -four was quiet
wheat duh and nominal Corn dull and lower. Oats
we're quiet whiskey steady. Rosn dull Lard dull
Cotton was quiet Freghts quiet Coffee strong.
Oils were unchanged Petroleum steady Naval
were dull Sugar was steady
AsHEs we're quiet but steady at 5c 5c for potts. and
pearls nominal at 7c
AsrrnoSr was quiet at 14c. 1870 for regrlus.
BKxswAx was steady At Sic. 33c. for Western and
Southern.
BROOK coRN.-The market was quiet and pricen
more or less nominal We quote Red Aye g. red
tipped Sc &C medium green. 7sc &c. choice
c.spIrs were in fair jobbng demand We qnote =
sperm 1oc, sperm. pg1ent hacye 3Sc steartc, r.
Mitchell \ COS ueosJ 1Ic zoc edamanuns "a ~ 10
orl IKE 17c.s paranne. ps.6s and l2a 200 ale.
CorYKR-The market Rio strong We note sales OF
500 bags Moaning 4OOdo. ex H. A. Holiness OOO do
81 Ursula y74 do. Ceres AL on private serms and
The New York herald., 1876-01-19

Wheat was dull and entirely nominal in the absence OF
81 o. and choice old amber Michigan at 81 A.
and nominal Corn dull aud lower closing steady at
ec for prime new mixed The sales we're about I35 600
yellow southern snd e4c for white do Barley quiet
Canada sold At 81 IS cash, and one car load iworowed
The sale: we're 5000 bushels a. 4ssc S7e for NO 2
far New YORK Inspection onse snd 4sc for So DO
FRuTThe business in foreign dried very moderate
sIs Ser sS: layer s per ns bong Sc 90 S d.
g So quarter do sSe new loose ma,eH.s 81 - 20
per nail Valencia raisns. lOlc lie b sultana DO,
nS D1c not Osw French d ceordnr 70 S snd
quality Carrant. 7ssc Lerhorn eitron aic Sss ilssc
Domestic dried apples we're a shade fner IN tone Black
seasy We quote sas G1srs S
sliced ioc southern qnarters Sc s1e do sliced loc
do 2oc unpscisd do, qnar.ers, ioiic iiSsc
halves lsc alslc bIaekberriss i2e IKE rsspberTss
2Oc do. State, 2ic 211Sc. Peanuts were held very
ena eI4 The dcnaSd S for S us was %osPste and
almost entirely from local sources Prices .ere .e"ay We
mixed e &C. 20 dc eS@mon on e. S e. 50 - Gan e
e IS to Sc q e d. sHSs 70 Ps sS
81 50 $40; do good 70 prime. per bbl e. 90 80 -
HIT AND STRAW were quiet Prices we're unchanged;
qualities a. t9oc 81 10; clover CSC 75c straw-lonR
Hrap AND JurE-he market for Manila rm sIsa
steady We note sales q SO bales butts Jannary dewey
A. l5l6c currency. We quote American dressed $40
Rf5 for double and 800 500 for nRe and SlSo Si4O
notona undroased Manila hemp 6fc 1kc. gold the
latter fine Russia clear $40 s22 gold; Italian 800
a S275 gold iute, SIC. &C. gold jute butts 31sc
reney TO arrive Sirnl hemp, 4etc., gold.
Hrpgs-in market steady With moderate demand
The saes were 600 Rio Grande i9c gold ;and on pr
vate terms 700 salted Texas o Central American
500 do 800 Texas kps 400 dry California part y arye
Crande 80 dry Maamoros, go Bogota 100 dry Western
and 100 city HuGhterA We quote Buenos Ayres 20 -
lbs 2OISc do to ~ lbs. DC 24c Montevdeo, 2OS
10 22 ba 21c Correntes II 70 ~ lbs. iSizc I01sc
lekc. Caorna ~ 20 70 lbs zoe Central american ~
10 III lbs. lSc. hatamoros, ~ "a lbs, Ire a Ice
Vera Crus 10 to iaba, lec 16c Bogota ~ 20 20 lba
1e 90c all goid. selected Texas and Southern. "a 70
&c lbs, 80 lAc currency they city slaughter
or % "a ~ les- sle; COW. 20 20 % lbs, T%c- eur
Hore we've quiet but nrm at former prices We quote
New York state. Ice lie. Eastern. t0c l5a; Vic
The New York herald., 1876-01-19


The internal revenue receipts to-day were s2oO,oOO
Customs $500 900; national bank notes received for
redemption to-day, $6C0 600
The Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day s12 900 gold
account Of interest and $o2 900 in redemption Of $40
bonds
GovERxMESr BONDS
Little change is to be reported these securities,
and the market closed steady the following quota
tons:-Uned States currency skies, l2S 123H;
do. do, 1881, registered, l20H 12oA; do, do, do,
coupon 1919 1918 do avetwenties 1884 registered,
called, ll4 do. do do coupon do 1l4k do do 1865,
registered, 1l6A 117%; do do, do, coupon, 1161S
117S do, do 1866, new registered, 1lsX 11Sh do
do, do, do, coupon 11s,s l1s<; do. do 1867, reg
istered, 1203S 120H; do. do do, coupon, 12oss
1903 do. do, 1868, registered, 12oh III; do do
do, coupon 121T 121& do. ten fortes, registered,
11sH 11S3S: do do, coupon, 11SA l19; do fves,
1851 registered, l1ek 1l6k; do do, coupon, ll7A
1l7H.
RAILROAD BONDS.
Railroad bonds were firm Union Pacific hrsts ad-
vanced to 103K and then declined to 1925 land
grants selling at 10l and sinking funds at e4 94Sa
e3H 93A. Central Pacifcs sold at I04% for nrss,
es for San Joaquin branch and 92H for California and
Oregon branch. Chicago and Northwestern were firm
ss7 for consolidated gold and los for sinking
funds. Milwaukee and St Paul consolidated sinking
vertible advanced to S3k and Ohio and Mississippi
seconds 76 One lot of $40 900 Of Rock Island sink
ing funds brought lO1. New Jersey Central convertible
advanced to 107k.
STATE BoNDs
In this department District of Columbia three-sixty
nve bonds the leading feature opening at 67x
and closing 67 The decline alleged 70 be due 10
the deliberations of the new committee New Tennes-
see skies sold at A. Georgia gold seveps brought
lO0h aud South Carolina skies 35h.
BANK SHARES
quiet, the only reported transactions being in
State of New York at 105.
THE FOREIGN MARKET.
The London advces report the withdrawal Of f2i 900
bullion from the Bank of England balance to-day
The rate OF discount the open market for three
months bills has declined 81 per cent which is Ia
per below the bank minimum. Consols declined
slightly at the opening but have since recovered
United States bonds firm at further slight ad-
The following the latest
money, 932l s37S do account 93H "a; '6S bonds,
old, 1861 '67 bonds, 1Osh 1Osz ten-forty bonds,
1867 1868; new hves, 1O4.; Erie, 14A l41.
largo failure reported Lyons in the silk trade;
liabilities said 70 bc 1000, 900 francs
MINING STOCKS.
The following the official quotations In San
Francisco reported by Kiernan's Financial Bu-
The New York herald., 1876-01-19

ADVANCE AND DECLINE
The closing prices compared with those Of yoster-
day s foows:-
ADVANCE E-Atlantc and Pacific Telegraph, n Ohio
and ssissippi y; Panama, 2; Quicksilver, = Rock
Island, y Erie IN London, "a.
DECLINE Central and Hudson, - Michigan Cen
trial. x; Delaware, Iackawanna and Western, u Erie
lake shore, *; Northwest, *; do preferred, Il !;
Pacific Mail u 81 Paul common, y Wabash, = /;
Union Pacific, q; New Jersey Central y District OF
Columbia 65 bonds, y; gold, u
STATIONARY. Harlem, 81. Paul preferred and West
mi