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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1876-01-01
Supreme Court. January Term. 1876.

The following Is list Of cases catered upon the
Calendar, up to yesterday.
Rex Is, Kamae.a Halekui. Perjury. p degree.
Rex - Tkalil anl Ala Assault aud battery.
Appeal.
Rex vs., Ch2s Williams Kanaau. M4n.laushter
% degree.
Rex vs.. Akoni Paniola. Perjury.
Rex vs- Attn Kai. Selling intoxicating spirits
without license.
Rex vs.. Jas. Haughton Selling Intoxicating
drinks to a native. A 5. HartweIl for defendant
Rex vs.. IA, Sing. Selling Opium.
Rex VS.. Vat Sing. Having opium in his posses
sion.
Emma KaleleO1alaui vs.. HoOpiOpio ct ais. Eject
ment. A. 5. Hartwell for plaintiff z Preston for
defendants.
IN. Kaaihue W. Elizabeth Crabbe and HOratiO
G. Crabbe, her husband A. 5. HartweIl for plain
tiff; ". c. Jones for defendants.
Z Y. Squires vs.. Ikalia aud Ala. Troyer-
Kanz W. vs.. Jason Perry. E~jeetment. J. Porter
Green FOR plaintiff; A. 5 Har,weIl for defendant.
Papa wv and Kameo (w) vs.. Wong Quai. Eject
ment. ". c. Jones for plaintiffs; \. 5. Hartweil
for defendant.
K. X X. Asegut vs.. W. C. Parke. Action of
Tort. W. c. Jones for plaintiff; \. 5. Hartwell for
defendant.
F. G. Padeken vs.. II. b. Jackson. W. c. Jones
for plaintiff; A. 5. HartweIl for defendant
Z. Preston VS.. Z, Everett. Action Of ~assumpsit.
E. Preston in person; W. c. Jones for defendant
A. Unna vs. Kealaula and Kahue. Desertion from
labor. Appeal from Circuit Court, Maui A. s.
Hartwell for defendants appellant.
IN BASCO.
Kalaheo vs. Kahaina. Libel for divorce. j.
Porter Green for libellant.
Kaonoi vs. Keoni. Libel for divorce. L. Keliipio
for libellant.
Sarah l. Loloihi vs.. Loloihi. Libel for divorce. w.
C.. Jones for libellant.
Kealohi vs.. Hi. Libel for divorce. L. KelipiO
for libellant.
F. G. Padeken vs.. II. b. Jackson. Action on the
case. Exceptions to decision of Mr.. Justice Judd.
W. C. Jones for plaintiff; A. s. Hartwell for de-
fendant.
G.. w. Willfong for Wailuku Sugar Plantation Co.
VS.. H.. a. Widemann for Waihee Sugar Plantation
Co. Appeal from Commissioners of way and water,
Circuit Court. Maui. \. S. Hartwell for plaintiff.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1876-01-01

The prohibition vote in Pennsylvania at the late
election. was a distinct and important element in
every county in that Commonwealth, and its ag-
gregate, Is. PA, prevented the Republican ticket
having a majority. The extent to which it was
diiused all over the State demonstrates the strength
of the element. The Philadelphia american says:
There is not a single county in the whole Com
momwealth where the party has not a ~foothold,
and, as its strength is derived from the Republican
party, 1t becomes a very serious question as to
how TO deal with it in the future. The figures
show that the party is much stronger in New York
and Pennsylvania than in any portion of New
England. though the usual supposition has been
the other way.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1876-01-01
COM III


We HAVE but one arrival from abroad to chronicle ,i.
week'-the schooner Panouia, on the 10Th. from Humboldt.
with lumber to II IIackEid a. Co and but one departure. tbr
brig PonaTe. today, Tor Tahiti with cattle.
Bushes. Of all kinds . dun, a. a natural resui, Of the
Christmas and New Years holidays and the annual settling Of
accounts.
Francisco to-day.
Bark Clara Bell. BY A J Cartwright, Is On the berth Tor san
Francisco.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1876-01-01

California has received the largest share of the
home emigration of the past year. Ii has gained
the east and the Mississippi valley. The move
ment still continues. Late California papers speak
of nine car loads of emigrauts as arriving each
day for the previous tour days, and the railroad
company is obliged to send extra vacant cars to
the East TO bring them on. This emigration is ex-
pected to go on steadily for some time TO come.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1876-01-01

Mr.. EDITOR: l noticed on Christmas Day that
the hagstafs of the Honolulu Fire Department
were conspicuous for the absence of bunting. 1t
seems to ME that on every day recognized by the
government as a national holiday, the Fire Depart
ment-which is by law under a branch of the Gov
ernment-should set its eolors. EX-FIRENAN.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1876-01-01

The following practical suggestion in the Provi-
dence Journal is applicable to this locality as well as
the one for which it was originally designed
Pay your small bills. Monday was the first day
of the quarter. On that day the trsdesmen generally
sent in their bills. 1t this is disputed we can affirm
it of our own personal knowledge and experience.
Now if you mean to pay these bills, it makes no diff
ference whether you pay them at once or whether
you wait till, through your neglect and the neglect
of others like you, the shopkeeper or mechanic that
you have 'patConized' may be obliged TO borrow
money at ten or twelve per cent, to meet his engage
ments. If you pay him, he will pay another, and
that other will pay still another, and the ten dollars
that you set in motion will pay a hundred dollars
before night, and perhaps come back to you before it
has finished its %benefcent journeyings. 1t is really q
shame to make q man call, time after time. for a
small bill, till the hours wasted in collecting it
take off the profit that it represents. And the
debtor gains nothing by it. Among the minor vir-
tues, the prompt payment of small bills holds a con-
spicuous place"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1876-01-01

The Chicago Times wants to know who would
pay eight million dollars for the Black Hills, when
a thousand dollars worth of Cincinnati whiskey
would settle the whole question in twenty four
hours, and kill the Indians to boot.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1876-01-01
II

DSIoBT-CLARK.-In this city Dec. 2sth, by the Rev. H.
II. Parker, Mr. JAMES DWIGHT, son of 5. G. Dwight, Esq. OF
Moloksi, 10 Miss HARRIET CLARK, daughter Of Mr.. C. W.
Clark OF this city.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1876-01-01
PORT OF HONOLULU, n. I.
ARRIVALS.

e 2S-schr ManUokavai, KaiaEaia, I'm NawiiwGi, Kauai
23-sehr kinAu, Ahuihala, from Mako, Maui.
25-Stnr klsuea, Marchant, from Kauai.
2S-Schr Nettie Merrill. Crane. from Lahaina, Maui
2o-Schr FAIRY Queen, Raaina. from HanAiei, Kauai
<s-Schr Annie, Lambert, from K0Ioa, Kauai.
2-Schr ka Moi, Reynolds, from Kahului, Maui
2-Sehr WRrgick, John Bull, I'm Kalaupapa. MoIokai
2-Am schr Panonia, Kustei, Il days from Humboldt
Sl-Schr Pueokahi. Clarke. from Hama Maui
3l-stmr kilauea, Marchant, from Hawaii and Maui.
3l-schr EamAiIe, Bodies, I'm Walmea Z Koloa. Kaual
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1876-01-01

GEoRsE-In this city, Dec 81, Ma. NICHOLAS GEORE, Of
Keaiya, Kau, island Of Hawaii, aged about 60 years, and had
resided on these islands about 20 years. He leaves a large
family Of children.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1876-01-01

SPECIAL NOTICE. Cudersigned
having this day sold out his interest in and to the PACIFIC
COMMERCIAL ADvsRrIsER Printing Establishment, gives notice
that all accounts due and owing to the Office up to and includ-
ing this date, will be collected by him only.
Dec. 3lst, 1875. j. H. BLACK.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1876-01-01
PASSENGERS.

i RRoM KAUAI-Per Klauea, Dec 25th-J A Rodanet, A VI F
Davis, Rev Mr. Dole, Mrs r BiDdt, w o Smith. Miss Lima
Smith, Miss Juliet Smith, g " Wilcox, Mr. Breie, Peter Rich
mond, Mr. AbO, Miss AIo, Miss l. Richards, and so deck.
FoR WISDwARD PoB-s-Per Rlauea, Dec 27th-A NJ F
Davis, Mrs COan, MI AfOIg, Mrs S A ThurstOn, Bishop Willis.
Mr. Lhdgate, e Delemar, Master Young, G p shillaber, p
sshmid, Mrs N Makee and child, Mrs %stoddard, C Silva,
Mr. Nawahi, and SIS deck.
FoR TAHITI-Per Pomare, Dec. 31st-H Schneider, 1 Dun
ahan, Mr. Blundendid.
FoR San FRAScIsCo-Per ID c Murray. Jan. 1st-Mr C F
Barker, Mr. Lister, NJ Rinley, Thos Boyle, Chas Boyle, J w
Davis, ) w KirkIey, Col Norris.
FROM WTNDwARD PoRTs-Per Kil,uea, Dec. 3l-H X IL
Princess Liu DOmiDis, and servants, Capt Jas Makee, IA
WIdemann, Hon c G Harris and Sister, Bishop Willis and
boy, W Bailey, II r Hitchcock, Rev I C. SearIe, ID Leeloy and
family, Mr. Assay, Mr. Aiyau, General Miller, C Baldwin, Mr.
Here, G Copp and wife, Aiona and wife, J f Bishop, and ~
deck passengers
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Wanted
FOR REM

'zNO Pareba-r n small House Lee Sc the 'iei-
4 atty q She tcHa. orrrs aalrcssa~-~rr ~ may -
lg - The oecc cfthe Commercial A~lyg.tsCr
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1876-01-01
DEPARTURES .

Dec. 25-Schr Hattie, KalaHaia, for Koioa s. Waimea, Kauai
ZI-stmr khauea, Marchant, for Maui and Hawaii.
ZI-Schr Settie Merrill, Crane, for Lahaina. Maui
2T-Schr Luka, Keai, for MoI0aa, Kauai.
Xs-Schr Active, Puaahiwa, for KohaIa, Hawaii.
1-schr Fairy Queen, Kaaina, for HanaIei, Kauai
S-sehr Manuokawai, PuaIHhzu, for NawiIiwii, Kauai
50-Schr Warwick, John Bull, for RaIaupapa, MoIokaL
sl-HaEb brig PCmaTe, English, for Tahiti.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1876-01-01
FOR SALE

THE DIV ELLING HOUSE LATELh
MG: occupied ~ the subscriber, sitoatei on b1etania =
Nnl This housr IS ia Grt rate repair. sEt b. hird ~lth 81
the Convenience q . hrst class house luquirr q
sS h .. HnLLES 4 ca
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1876-01-01

Projected Departure.
FOR WISDwARD PORTs-simr Klauea, sails on Monda,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-09-12

Among tn Imhh husmdw w@ thuOdA + ht m s slrmtmtm
E l daring al h Equestrian living nd Chan IN m Irn h m
m young @ pre- c @ a mhd
5d dbd pb up dpGm on jg ~
A d0r
Miss Queen Miss an
W NEGRO a tive 1 w a m mb known
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-09-12

Tno TCmplctOns ia HiChn0nd.
The D@polch has this to say about
the Tcmpletou troupe, who has been
playing Rip Van Wiuklo and East
Lynne i'm liichm ond.
The theatrical season opened last
night with the bcwitching little Fay
pumplcton, and she was greeted by
O large and dcmoustratiyc audience.
Tho L0y8 were there in force, and
literally throngcd the family circle
Throughout the performance they
gave won't to their long pent-up feel
ings by the most voeiterous applause,
which may bo we'll likcnod TO the
Confederate yell of the war times.
Littlo Fay has matured considerably
since her last appearance here, and is
charming and naive rs ever. Her
Aimee sketches are very good indeed,
particularly her imitation of Aimee in
the chorus from Madam Augot.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-09-12

Tm Louisville Conwicr-JouFndlgives
the following list of "copperheads and
seccssonistsn-a the Radicals call
everybody who supports Tilden and
Uoudrick5 who are engaged to speak
i'm Indiana, on the Conservative side,
this week Hero they are, cX-Repub-
Leans all : viz; ex-senator DOolitlle,
1I Wisconsin ex-senator Upton, of
Nebraska; Gov. and eX Senator James
shields, now of Missouri; cX-Repre-
sentative Jno, f.. Farnworth, of llli-
nois; eN-Goy, Blair, of Michigan; eX-
Gov Curtin, of Pennsylvauia; General
trl Sigel, Of New York; Chas, Fran
ols Adams, of Massachusetts; Judge
Cooling, formerly Lincoln Elector
nm Illinois, and eN-Representativo
Julian, who was the candidate Of the
tree Soil party for Nico'Hresident in
lSs2, IL Is such "copperheads" and
'seeossionista' as those tho great
men OF the Republican party, before it
n'rame % mere spoil@ party, who are
now opeukiug for lildcn aud Reform.
-Ly'chJWg ljrgWiaa.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-09-12


WHY "N-So'' 7|J "io''E ''"''lhSH
Cnv Cnv,r,r,. J,,.Iiroe
y
the nomination Tor Governor OF
A. \,I H.. ,.,. 81.
4''' VI NJ ''' '''' 'o''0' " '''O
State Committee he saws:
NY own "plnl'H, confirmed hy the
judgment O, my physlci"n9, convln-
ce- me tI1i am uhahlr NJ inns jlmc
to perform The duties d"VoiNihE upon
the co .GHor @. New YORK. / cou'd
che'liuily sacrifice my own purposes
ana IGcHH&3 to meet Li'e "iShc" OF my
IIeuI7, ""u'n hpt hesitate 10 perm
my hcaiih 10 CFhoiG tho.v p!lNrIea
III Willch ! heii"Ee or 10 promote me
puh.ic welfare nut / iccI .hal SHoulu
EaeliIce 1ho interest oI uhe party
"ilch 'Iaova me IN NOMINATION l
accept I'S nclI"h. Even lAe superior
SIIehHJh "' ihe i3'jy Wi!n WhiCh act
cou't mo, c''cIa ticEeC WIN the known
locU 'l'NI ~" nominee l"r Governor was
Dort Of that Office. could not CON
no do y rrpds iGs Upon bP9 wron ,mE Of pec G
ing Them in false positions by trying
to decline Ire 'lominml.on, WhiIe if
!. ,.'' sorrow /" , me lhao ,M l lam cannot OF
those to whom l am deeply indebted
I. 5o So .$ I''".I I 3Sniy SIiS ahecf , S'itS" thrn
to some present Inconvenience, which
aiyarlo"" If If 'i il Ilmt l,o an nnusnaI thimg
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-09-12
TUESDAY SEPTEMBER u, 1876.
EVENT and COMMENT.

DR.. Biting ia 10 be succeeded as
pastor Of tho second Baptist Church
Of Richmond, by Rcv. j. B. llaw-
thorne a native Of Alabama, and who
has filed pulpils ia Mobile, Green
vile, Selma, and New York,
Barnum's greatest show on earth -
Is to exhibit in Richmond next Mon
day and Tuesday.
Don Carlos has returned to Europe.
Ho will keep cIcarof the hills of Spain
for while az least.
Jno. D. Smelling & Go. have opened
the Park Hotel Richmond, on the
European plan.
Il is again affirmed that Sitting Bull
was killed at the battle Of Big Horn,
His own brother is said to have come
in with tho details.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-06

at 2tT34c for Common to Choice sD dairy pals At 22o
3oc for Common TO Prime State Welsh tubs 23d25c
Common TO Fair and "a 93lc for Good Choice
AZ lea22o for Common to Good 22a27c for Good TO Choice
20efc for Fair 10 Choice Creamery tubs ard Western rolls
1T 20d26c for Common 10 Choice Cheese
In moderate request State Factory 72d Common
10 Coed l0'1613tc. Fancy and state Dairy
at S29l2Lc. Western at 5Ld9c. for Good
lOdl2c for Fine 20 Pancy. Eggs steadily htd
the demand moderate Long Island at 3lD
3Oc- the latter for Cnoico Southern 2Sd2oc Choice
aud State - ~
RICE quiet and UNCHANGED at 5s.Sec for Loutana
Paira.
sEEDs-Cloyer was quiet at l2s.93c for Western
and 1874 u Tor state Calcutta I13eed 30 gold.
sIEAklN-steady at l3sc ID for Prime Western; sales,
sUGAR-Iiaw quiet and unchanged at adsc for fair
good Refining; Sss FOR Prime and S9d9bc CentTi.
fuga leo boxes PeTrambuco sold AZ 8l,c. 80 hLds
Centrifugal at 6c. and rmoret $4,000 lloilo,
terms MT TRANSFERRED Refined quiet 81 i0a10ec foe
II b. for Cut Loaf l09lO &C. for Grnulatod "A, and S0
97sc. lor other grades $1,000.
TALIow Market quieti sales $4,000 at oa97sc. y
for Good 10 Prime.
TEA-There is only a moderate demand for invoices.
trade naturally has somewhat depressing erect
WHISKY lower with more doing; sales, 900 bbA 40
81 and 20 bol at IL IL gallon 90 bills Alcohol were
sold at 81 IS, regular.
WOOL-Re following will show the supply on the LIT nsti
OF pOmesticFieece, LIZ 900 ID Pulled, $4,000 % Tnb-
washed and secured 5000 n; Texas IsS0000 Cslfor.
MA Spring, Oregon and Nevada 1882 600 n Cafof MA Fall,
1ig0GO0 N do Pulled, 10000 Colorado 10000 Geor.
ga and Lake, 1900 10 total 6,ig90o ~ OF Foren-cape,
$50 bales; Australian &c. LAT bales Hesiiza 81 bales
Coarse south America bales East India 235 bales DOM
bales; Smyrna Syrian, 425 bales kexicaDs
276 bales sundIy lots bales total 4, l9G bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-06
THE STATE OF TRADE.
HrrnAnsr hfApg lrS

IiyE.rooI, Jan 5l230 p. mCoiton IS STEADY Ast,n 9
Trlsrl. I'd; NdGng orleans, 1'd. sales l.NNJ We
fniudin 1000 for speculation and export reoers 5-J
bale, O which 200 we're American CONOD TO aIiNc blb
BUYERS AZ last nights prces. 49,, , mimi. ria, u.
IlvygrOOI, Jan. 1880 D. m.Sales 81 NddHBg ~ -
ION low Midirg clause Apu ad May deyeIg 81 Oi,
LAM 81 = cwt Iora sol ' Dbl l0r heas. Iaho"' 80 v
cWt. - -, f,,t., IA.
LIVERPOOL. i3 30 p. m.Oi Cie fales ol N'''N ~
day 7, -OO bales wcre AmeI.can. 90. ,,.,.. OK, a
INElpoOl, jan. %, BIng.-sgirts TuIpeAuNe -'~S
I6SpoS jan 5-I230p The oi discount ~ tie olen
nr.t h. nee months bills is . POI cent, Wth psS
cent cow he Ban England rate. United STATES boD"s.
lst,7s lO5is Ere Railway shares, IS . . 40.
ID "A ior the PARIS adsic,s quote kenes VOL
I6SDON lar $50 D. m-lhe amount ~ buhhh W,
drlW from tp al gland on balance to-day d %O'O'N'
CDpsos p f0r money, am 90 1919 for Tie aocohh Nd.
IOSnOa, Jan. d y. nL-krie runway A-%ieN ~ S
alvo.s quote lie nice 0jL SOC. ,, -. itz.
r. furd Petroleum II I'D. = gallon. Talow, ~ vi
IUNpON, Jan. 5-Eyrui1 x. -llnstel DL. 10 - evil
Pare. jan. S.--i.xcaaple on london. -JL Loo,
ANlV .a4 Jan 0.-Ic,lol,Um closed active Al o.
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po,fgsrIc mARgErs


AIBANY Jan. 5-WlCat very duh Rye quiet AZ 20 i@ "a
lilo street; saag OF carload and 400 ouaiat .d,
uurl 3lts Of four 70. Mixed western, ~ contra "
vala at 3nc Com qAict 20 GS,. To- NJ" 10 U1 aD
western 67c for No do. 10. Barley qusti fab d" iNO
Ira 40 fwOrowel State az Central tltta.o - sa 90
car 30 TO- do at aguolanna depot a. ite. Nat ~ NE
BA,lfpDH, Jan 0tou quiet AMI -ieayi 10" il,.
l2ttfi2 49, Hour dul ANA unchanged " aesl .f 30 .
We. rl1i I.ef II 81 PtuDsylsaul1 1890 ~ - 90 w .'
land eg "a Ij9sl - Amber 81 10GFl 90 90 /" d @
81 IJ4si d. Cora healy Southern " .lI Now t1@ yes
0uief blt steady Southern, 40d s; western Ws -
&c: DO Mixed / ci3o rye drll ali nominal hy e@l
Maryiand and Pennsylvania s2@G&25 Provisions h3l.a
doing round lots Orr trade taitly active bJrA DNAs
A. 81 90 Bulk Meats-rhOuldrfs h ~ Sci tllai iac
Sidc- Iisallhc packed. Bacon shoulder lo"ly ~
Clear rib Sides l2 n I3c packed. Hams, l52Hiec ~.
dan but steady CrGd l2as0l2asc. Eelned, 10 9c bs;tt
flirY active Western EXITS, &Id2-c DO flst- - II
Petroleum strong Crude, 12c Refined L3-.c' t",,e
and heavy; lilo eargoes, l6sGlsci Jopolhs al '~-'N'
Whisky very dull at 81 ~. -, -, -, J., ,o,,.f
oxccpt nj concession sales az ~ an 20 for "e.l o-
81 40 - Common Extras 80 20 afO - LOT w. M
fxtlas; Sjds7 % for Winter Wheat Ohio inda',h "a
NcbiSsn 20 25a$s Is Illinois. and SO fOdsV tos -
Lama. southern dun at 81 73@ig tor common iANs
Choice Famy; Farcy Minnesota, "a I5ds9 ~ Cor,
AZ "a 6c for amt yellow. oats quite him :. i've
Tor NJ xo and o. he and 93db4t Tor 10
e,c Isl Shorts $40 90 Fine Feed sSoG2l ana p 49,
81 a Reosipts-Flo1T, 800 bOls; Corn 2oo6a
Wbeat oOD bush Oats 1900 BUSH ShOs " suVVv
pTsr,fo Ian s. Receipts Flour y iOD posSi p.r,svt
n ndo h,sh Com 80 90 Dush; OATS lfoCv yns oo hbs,
900 bush Rye 800 bush. shpuen SoA
Whest $4,000 bush; Germ, 3i,OoD .nsn y Sser, a
snaS barley Il 600 BUSH Rye 800 bush F'0'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-06

The condition of the money market has been a.
usual active aEd cai loans pledge OF the ordinary
collateral wcr. quoted n TAI gold, with some
exceptions a. a bonus. On plodsc Of United States
stocks the rates were . and g. Discounts were
duh at Che last quoted prices. Tho United States
Treasurer to-day received 100000 National
bank notes Tor redemption. The customs receipts
AT WASHINGTON Amounted 10 100000. The In
ternal Revenue rrccipti footed up 100000. The
following Is iho Clearing house statement: Cur
rcncy exchange, SSOSS2, 826; currency balances,
S5,tOI.j7l; gld exchanges, $6,9J3,3iG; gold bal
auccs, 81 ,s2929J.
Government bonds were on good investment III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-06
SAILS FROM 212 O'clock TO CLOSE or BUSINESS, 3
"WEDNESDAY, Jan. 5-p. !


We are still compelled 10 report from day to-day
a dun and Inactive stock market. To-day the spec
ulation, after n firm send-of has ruled weak, and
prices have decidedly favored the downward side.
Lake Shore despite the dividend of per cent which
was declared to-day from the last years earnings
slumping oil almost point to CO9i. Pacific
Mail was also weak at one time and declined 10 37ai
the entire list participating TO greater less ex-
tent. There was general substantial change
in late dealings though Pacific Mail reacted and re-
covered its decline The general market wound up
tame and unsatisfactory. In investments Harlem
sold at 130aiW131, Dubuque and Sioux City
at II, Morris and Essex 102, Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western 1176o91ls, and
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy at 1853.
Tho purchases and sales Of tho day amounted to
about o. 900 shares, showing only slight huctua-
lions from tie closing prices Of yesterday, viz:
Lake Shore declined u per cert Northwest Com
mon and Preferred and ST. Paul Preferred, each a
Central and Hudson, Ohio and Mississippi and Rock
island each % Union Pacific, p, and New-Jersey
Central - per cent. Quicksilver gained Is per
cent; Delaware, Lackawanna and Western, Erie,
Harlem and Pacific Mail, each H. and Panama,
per cent Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph, Michigan
Central st. Joe, 81. Paul Common, Wabash and
Western Union closed tho yesterday.
The ortening, highest, lowest, and closing prices
of active stocks sold to-day, well the offering
and asking prices at the close of the Exchange, and
the number of shares of each stock sold, will be
found in the subioined table:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-06
TI,HE AMERICAN ARCHITECT
II AND BUILDING NEWS
Weekly Journal Of Constructive and Decorative Art
Edited by W r. F. IOxGFRlLOw.

Weekly Journal OF Constructive and Decorative Art
Edited by W. p. p. LoxoFgLow.
Tho AnERICAN ARCHITECT Ia intended 20 DO for Amer
fca substantially what Is done for England by the English
architectural periodicals and is nearly uniform In style with
ese IT is not local sectional but aims 10 represent the
architectural interests Of all parts Of the country.
1t contains tora and contributed articles the topics
which principally the professions general review OF
architectural matters home and abroad Including the whole
subject decorations notices Of new processes mate
ras constructive decorative expeiients, and mechanical
inventions applicable building; critical notices Of buildings
and end artistic publications notes OF discus
SION archaeology and other departments Of the history OF
art.
The AMERICAN ARCHITECT Is designed 10 cover The en-
OF Constructive ana Decorative Art aud thus 10
render TO Architects Bdcrs Interior Dec
orators and I'll engaged M sphere of Household Art
number will contain from eight ~ sixteen OF let
terpes least four pages Of plates executed by tho
HollOtype process and printed frOm stone.
Tho Institute OF Architects has shown Its conn.
deuce IN the AMERICAN ARCHITECT by adopting IL the
Official organ Of that body.
FIRST NUMBER NOW READY.
TERMS Single Number 10 cents Yearly Subscription,
o. 90; If paid IN advance, S.
s..For sale 10y Booksellers and Newsdealers.
JAMES X. OSGOOD & Co., Boston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-06
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