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New-York tribune., 1876-11-20
EUROPEAN MAEBErs.

:Eefooi Soy lsor ssa ea AZ e. m 81 S1i ws''T1 @
hr,a,r q, j a4g tgcar -ira yf short Cirlr steady
% 900 ii4m--ons ca, 'i,. q a s.'4.,. % i ~ at ,, +,
Primo A,s, dnil al a. Lar! Prime Wosirtn nimef
IN. anne st 80 Rs,, common si.cr al ) D. fne
dHi a. 10 T. ca'g'' american 'oicc ,irt a. OF IhtI
aieay n Western. sni 40 'or -oIiiern O,fnNed
IJ3lerooI, nov 1s-leao .. In.-cotion Is nat MA,
ding Vpaads 6a.l. MidiIrg Or ars Csts1: sales 5cOj
Jats including 1000 for speculation aI export Hecc pts.
aliddiag clause Deccmb'r and Jauuay delivery Ge';
Upland 3~ hains claus NoysaDrr a't,rS 80, a.
icSy 6sasi. uriaa's Low Midllns CLAUSE, new crop.
Mieiing clause new crop shipped Soycn5e anil December
sail 6'ied rpands Low Malng caase new crop shipped
IWEErooi, ROY. fs-l ?. ln-uplanas Cotton, Low Md
Low MI eanIS , nsw os R 1S s oSSS s and 9e s2d
I1Erool- Nos. is-lSoP n-i'acon. 81, cwt for Long
MygRroqi, Noy; Is2 p M F,lturss re- dun ugapds Ley
ii ,,,t ,,ii md Law 5,i,ry a i'u1,nds Low
Mddng clause new crop shipped November and December
Lgfir0ol, Nov. 1s-2so =. m.-Uplands Cotton Low Mid
s Sas VS of iSc sales oay s5Go bale, we're Americaa
LONDON Nov ls-BHsnoss ~ thesook Exchange has been
Hat throughout the week. n consequence OF the warke Rus
dispatches anl adverse news about eonierencc Al
heavy during the war panic Last month louisiana are
about worse on 2 ihs "s'S 4 hassa4ns h ~ oV iufs,
eflnents u 60 y weaker. Illinois Railway shaes have
aancs. are sill large
markets during The been steady with good do
has restricted few articles
Sapeer advanced somewhat sugar made further
wsr1 progress until Tuesday Tire demand suddenly
abated and prices declined 10 cw Holders 0t Raw Su
gar however not generally selling the deprecatio In
consequence Of the statistical position yesterday low sugars
were again domand Good TO hne C0ee ready buy
era small suppy o Plantation CeyOr again brought en-
hanOe prices the Netherlands Tdn COnIpanys sale next
week viii be larger than usua-namey ll3j0O bags but IN
cludes considerable quantity Of low grades Numerous
cagoos of Rice have been so and transactions the spot
have been on more sSlesSe scale than OF ate az day @ i
ng buyers There has been slight quotations
Tor Pepper. - % ,o,o ~ ,-. a.,
LOSDoN, Nov. lS-l2:3o p, m-lhe rate of discount In
the opep for three months bis Is cent which
nu below TIE Bank OF England rate COnsOis,
ab Tor money and the account Erie Railway shares
Ose - m - ~, ,, - . .
ceut Reptes at lOif 22i1c for the account.
IoSDos Nov. 1873 y. m--fhe aupGnt OF bullion with
drawn from Bank Of England on balance today E69OOO
IoyDos Nov 1880 m.-Paris adyiees quote nve per
cent Rente@ At loaf 25c Tor the account
ISspoN Nov. lS430 m--spirits Of Turpentine. 27v
cHt o..
PARr Nov ls-EKchange Oh London. 2St l6c for short
sight ,o ,...,..-. a. NJ. ....o.,..n
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Westerns was fully developed to-dayIby the trading
baring become nominal and the attendance TOT the
cTcater part of the day being restricted 10
Three watchers The unofficial reports concern
INC this company should be received WIN
large dose Of allowance. because the same lack Oh
crons 10 come to market which is affecting the 81
Panls has an equal effect upon the earnings OF this
I'D Central and Hudson continues neglected., ex-
cent when receiving the attention OF the Lake
Shore fnanimatOrs TIE sales to-day were at 1923
6102 q IQl2 "a The trading in the coal stocks was
uniulportant. Delaware, Lackawanna and western
dnctnated between Co.'s and 7058, and Central OF
Jersey on light business, "a 10 81, while OF
Dsiaware and Hudson there was a single sale at
Ggss Western Union was dull and steady at ~ S40
22ls972 and Pacific Mail firm at 247sD25le
The Express stocks were irregular, American and
Wells Fargo being BETTER while the United States
was oI 3, per cent. The market, owing to causes
already explained closed strong, with closing prices
varying from those of Friday as follows: Advances
-IlelawaTe, LackaYanna and Western and Anerl-
can LNpress each Is; Central and Hudson, Morris
and Essex and st. Paul each Ia Delaware and
Hudson Michigan Central, and Pacific Mali each .
Chicago aud Alton, Northwest, ST. Paul preferred
and Wells, Fargo a. Co. each y, aud Lake Shore o.
Declines-N0Tth-W West preferred, Rock Island, and
Wabash each ls Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph
and c.. Z. and l. G. each l2; Chicago, Huntington
and Quincy, Ohio and Mississippi, and United States
Express each 81 MIssonTsla acic, g; HANNIBAL and
ST. Joseph preferred and Illinois Central each per
cent. The following table shows the
RANGE OF THE STOCK MAKFlET:
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Total sales for the day.
5Oal seller 90 days.


Thc cable adyices seem TO look more hopeful of a
peaceful settlement of the Eastern troubles, Though
There is nothing IN the cond ton of the London
ouotatiOns of securities to warrant 1t. The British
eonSols arc steady at 95l4G9JS the only change IN
United States bonds being decline OF ls IN new
fy9s 10 IO57s old 1868 ruling at 103lsDl03+,
1868 at 1854, and ten-fOrties at lO7$i. Ere
nled steady at 05s. The money market ls reported
timer the rate for three months bills in the 0tSide
market being IS per cent, 50 below the minimum
curreuf ne the Bank of England the sum OF 900
bullion being withdrawn from the Bank OF England
to-dav The Parthia, route to tins port, has on
board $3.50 600 I'M specie. Paris dispatches report
tlc French per cent rentes iirRer at 10A 20, and
sight exchange OH London at 251G. Hore the nsua
Saturday dulness is noted IN foreign exchange
The market is firm but quiet, with business on the
basis of 81 SI3s0S4 80 and 81 s3l20$4 ST Tor
prime bankers sterling. The Gold Room was parti
cnlariy quiet every sale having been OF 1898. On
gold I0alis the carrying rates were z, 2I2 l, and
10 Der cent The Assistant Treasurer PAID
ont during the past week $4,000 for interest and
S5l 900 for bonds and received coin for customs 20
tie extent of 81 TS3, 900. He also paid out to-day
Siol 800 in coin interest on the public debt, and
s. 900 in redemption Of called bonds The opera
fiOns at the Gold Exchange Bank covered: Gold
cleared 500 2O5O,000; gold balances, $l,652, ass;
cprrt ney balances, 81 1881 ,49l.
ia, latest Official rates for foreign exchange are as
New-York tribune., 1876-11-20

BOSTON Nov 1S.-wool steady AMI rm @ transaeols ss
fsd H. mostly lnanutattuieis
er \. n - or Iess s,.rnlafive inquiry. The sacs OF flne
Feeccs have bcrn ISJ OOJ y AMI Acdnh ,lno ai a
sylyauia, S2alGc.: Xxx 46G41c NAN hha apoN', ~ nn
The sales of Western f'ects haf" pr'N
mostly at 33di0c. with trm narse5 & o359V ,eI a az
,ru with "a cool inquiry sales, l1S,ODo I'd Mb1', 80 So
55r Unvaslad 3tBgGc. The sales oi ,ailVlla% Ia au S5
GlgOrD 10 with prcos ranging from u i@2uc ioI ul ~
dic spring supplies continue !" alIlNo L. ~ yerv
fast hands miuuiicttftls
it,i erfn 6nerinc pul /. and utm, partculay
batter CRATES of super very full prices are
snies OF the week have been l&UoJ ID hioi"u4hb ~"
and EAstern Snper aL I2a402c.
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THE MARKETS.
lcarctully reported tor rHE TGiauN.l
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Ter North RieeT. Vessels. and Rl,iroIfs
sArugDAY, NOV. IS. 1876.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

SATURDAY, Nov, 49, 1875.
ASIES-Thero was nothing specially IN Ihis market
prices steady though business at tie moment was 0iCT-
Pots 4l4c.; Pearls, 6adbsc.
COEFEE-.Nl kinds quiet and unchanged. 1here
were no sales noied Rio nominnl l59dV 9c Ordinary 10
Prime MaTacabo, 16diSc. aud Java Il 2$c, all goa
COTTONTh only small bugiless All he spot
to-day unchanged pTca. The Liverpool ner was ~ 'Hi-
transactions for reported. tOseG
Exchan also opressed Tie snes wero lii2 Bale, on
fuclung 400 Tor export lS Tor
and IS FOR sprcuaJ 500 bales wcr- utftt
on contract rectipts the ports &Slz GAra
AGAINST 26 l2J Ibis Hast and - 20 hates ti
Ile LnlnlrImE lLn Imn-La nm--..-n-.
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CATTLE MARKETS.

Cucaso. Nov lS-UNTtr -Ksc,ir,, 200; shipments
5000. tLI sifrIuf ftr'ra. -.
fa.s- -I.rstpi. ia01U sIpm,r-s. 5000. market f3iriy
active strung hrl hehrr Interior F 7't1 20 e0i1u'n %
choice .ur 60 Hft.f 1't ti''. - tAis' si'if'IN
g. aJa-o. ...
.iz.l. qaiet aId uutialeel !!r.t re,lr;$ ,,
TRl. tf.ftl rur. iH IiU.H quiet Alu u.cl1usc1i re-
c.ipti a 300, riipue4ta, 20.
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HAVANA MARKET.

u.v.s. Nov ls-suear-The mari was buOyant In tho
beginning of the week. but later u prevailed account
purchases ana
closed uuiet but the advance esabshedi Nos 10 70
IL d. s. lOal reals arroba Nos 10 70 20 ID 81 lIIo
Sugars-NOs. TO TO- at ss1S2 reals
conep, Iated sugars fair good quality reals
Sugars Nos IL 49, In boxes, lO1lO@4 reals n hhds IL
New-York tribune., 1876-11-20

pes'ngs in State bonds were confined to q snail
~; AZ VI DISTINCT of Columbia 3j5s at 6o. The bid
~ ~ iof TIE city bank stocks were only moderate,
NO os oi the G2 called at the Exchange. Among the
I Tofo prominent wo mention the Chemical, ,32l 3,
a.Ia ~ National 200; Fifth Avenue, 2l2, and Metro
~ ggSS'isa il6. The sales we're Continental lOt at
~, aad Commerce f300) at 10S In railroad bonds,
Oo and sississipps were pressed for sale, eonsols
sehHhg hg 70 1s and seconds to Al, with sHbsequent
ssy 'y " point. St. Pauls were duh ana barely
aea'y, and NOrth-wosterns quiet. Hannibal and st.
~ s e%%nyertbe IS steady at STA, and Toledo
~ ~ abash firsts at 07L. There were sales OF
yeeA yeeA fdclfic tirsts at l06ls Westerns at l0ZA20
nj y Erie thins at 10l0 1909. and Western Union
A"e.ssEra}lh coupons Of 1900 at 1912.
ne Treasury now holds 1897 $40 500 in bonds to
T. e'fe rational bank circulation and $40, 100000
a. a. secure public deposits The United States bonds
efosltei for circulation for the week endDg to-day
s.noast 10 S521 400. United States bOHds held for
slcalation withdrawn for the week ending to-day
ea,.nt anount 10 $676.4O0 National bank circulation
oo1ssS'auuing-cuTesey notes $32O.6l2.289; gold
soses @2O95, $50. Internal Revenue receipts to-
by, ,074 30; Customs receipts, 1851, ,1dS 81.
ddeceips OF national bank notes forwarded for re-
u.lnption for tine week eading to-day RS compared
Nith the corresponding " eek Of last wear:
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Countrn Real Cstate for Sale.

TOR SALE, or TO LET.-$350 win rent a
i0room COTTAGE; hot an coi water stationary tubs,
ec, tine location hour from City HAIL Aiso spengld
old place Of acres: handsome grounds plenty OF fut
hosc has IL rOoIns Sci stGbng Tor six horses non
nal ront Two pretty CUfEAGES slJO rent per annum.
JAMES r. HAY, 50 Broadway.
NEAR FTSHKILL, DutchesS COunty-Nauabe
~ FAsI OF Acres good house. large barn viii Dc sold
low Part remain mortgage. rutland WHITING,
. 5Buekmau~t.
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Dipibeno Nctires.

OFFICE THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF TIE
AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY NEW YORK, Nov. Is, lSI6y
VTNHE BOARD of DIRECTORS of this COM.
IL PAHY this day declared DIVIDEND OF THREE
poLIA RS (s PER SHARE, payable on the second day q
January next
The rnser Books will be closed from the 18th day Of D
cember 10 the Sd day OF snuary next
BY order Of tho Board
J. N KNAPP, Secretary.
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pgovtnyycv r. L Nov la,-The Printing Cloths mal*et
i dt,ne tre wees and no details Of sales are reportea
the close the best (6iN64sl art qtotsd ~ ~ ' ~ w
,iays. with leAsh hrmnOss than earlier IN tho Ne"A'
New-York tribune., 1876-11-20

GO0N
rici GOOD CTnnsrv tu7ts iiitdnng. ll-lr
For future yery there decline OF is, ~ which tIr
market closet steady there were oy moderate transact
sales YESTERDAY after D. .-NOyember, 600, ~ ltsf : w.
li5c Derenher 500 iec. January. POO, l2Isc 800
i35asc February. 100. l2s,ec COO l2spc; ,oeo i2.Tci
MARCH, 900 I27tec.; tsta, 5000 bales. First call 20
SevenneT 400 i,e a s. ,ls, ~, c6n 5o5i % Jaary -5J
cali-,,oycmler, 2JO, 1125aic January, 10 Ili.gc
March, l00 I2isac. Jme, 100 l2s..c ioiai 500 bales
ssm6eT iS 500. II 7c 900 IiSa.c. 800 iislsc5 800
January 20 i2c' 900 2s SO, 2ei 500 il,a.c l 900
ZOO st. FebTlary 300 i25asc no l2s sc 200, ~ c
600 l2asc 800 l2sisc; 900, 10 ic o. l22c March 30 .
l2f ,gc; 400 l2slc: April POO l2'i6c; 200 l-c. 200
I25sc: August, 200 lSis4c; toa1 1900 bales grand
tg.ai- ~ gtD bales. The market closed steady.
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Gnanual.
A GAS STOCKS.

A GAS STOCKS.
"A. NEw.YORK, METROPOLITAN, MUTUAL. AND
MANHATTAN GAS STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD
and all kinds Brooklyn and York Gas Securities dealt
inby GEO. H. PRENIlsS,
Rnnm Rrnad. at. n. ".
New-York tribune., 1876-11-20
OFFICIAL RECORD OF MORTGAGES.


23st $4,000
Beck Carl and wife e. p Richardson, OF 6th.st,
and = 1000
vans Of sprine.st year ..~.r.. 5000
Brudi Wm and wife, 20 Dlctz, Of 0thst, W OF
(231 WaE year. LOB
Grove G. u de AnSarica = Of Grandst mo SD; -
3 years. OOUO
5saye We IL year 5000
ani 81 Marx splaee 1000
byears 1s''" .'D''. '... 6Ooo
Kelly Mary a, to Mary Taylor, W corner Hous -
and Avenue Ck 5oOO
Lauge ", wife, 10 Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany Janest, of HudsOnst; year--.-..... 1000
isiaye: 3 year. .,e.. s0OO
test. Of Gaaaist, tc instaiments 1900
6etgysen We l's ssfh a and 90thsS' $4,000
c ~ IT I'm ave, ve,r -. 5000
Same 10 Murphy ithave and 7lstst: year. 5000
Caaglan ~ zistst OF 4thaye; year oOUO
Same x GuggeHhcneT, 3 OF fthaye 5 OF Tlstst; .
o
same 60 IOoDie, of 7lstst Of 4thaye year. 5000
same 10 James Dunn, OF 7lstst OF ithaye -
same 10 Resil OF 7lstst 4taye years. 5000
Of iTe HSnn III " wear ' 5000
Roe Alfred. and wife TO d V II Floyd, Of Lbertyst -
5ll:
A. IS ~ fistaye 3 wears ............ 100
fOiaciall JN.SAFAsk, Depaty Hogistei'
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Gitn neal estate for 6dle.

EOR SALE-By order of EXecutor-The three
4 HOUSES No 2s9 7th-ave., No. 2iO East +othst, and
no ..5 Bast 3jti st: all wei rented. Terms easy.
sAM'L EDDY l4j Broadway, Room 81
CMOKY CHIAINEYS CURED-No cure no
- pay cooking ranges thai heat the above warranted
Srud for circulars. HULL, GRIPPEN & Co.. 5dave and
2fth-st.
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financial.
nor SALE

EOR SALE. -, ,,o>,,s ,,r,, ,ooo
4 GRoORIYyN @ PER CENT WATER BONDS. DUE "a isoo'
LOUISVILLE PER CENT BoNpS DUE Ia Syy io1y y z,.,
ILLINOIS 10 PER CENT HEHlniHi'i'D N'N-
BONDS. 80 ,.,,,,v
EAGLE FIIlE INSURANCE 90 sIOGJh;; ,yV srocR
NEW.Y DIRK NATIONAL ENCliAN1is Dan IN 'AON'
WANTED. ~
ATCHISON AND PIXIES PtA h bty-r,-Dy' n ID uoSDa
COLUMBUS AND HOOKING NALbbi " ~" D''''
CENTRAL IOWA ". II. BONDS. ,o>-Ds
GRAND RAPIDS AND IND ~ X beN ,Str,,rrrFp u
EVANSVILLE, HENDERSON AND Na'ii Ai'i'i@ ~ -
BONDS. ,, .,vr, ID u uO,rnG
NEWoRLEANS SMoBILEANDGHATTA'RH X X y; Bc B2S Sns Do
JACKSON LANSING AND SAGINAW X IS ~ -, ~.
DEFAULTED COUNTY ANJ CITY BoNpo or io"A
AND WISCONSIN. o, ,,,r poNDS
TEXAS PACIFIC l.. GRANT II. r. BONDS.
WM, IL. UTiEY, 10 WALlI-sT. n. n.
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Miscellaneous s....-............. 9se.ooO l,265,oOo
Total. ,5Ol, 900 zs4,519Ooe


The balances in the Treasury at the close of bas,
ness to-day Currency, S11, ,672, ,4S4; special
deposit of legal tenders for redemption of certli-
Gates of deposits, $H.340, 900; coin Including
$35, 300 in coin certicatesl S1s 531 ,S3Z; out
standing legal tenders, $.367 $50, 716.
The following are the comparative railroad earn
mgs for the second week of November as tar as yet
reported, viz:
Chic Nil St Paul s2i Ssss s1s8oSo Decrease s27,s5s
Miehcan Central i$sisS 12d9ss Decrease l6 ds IsS
ST.. Kan G & North $4,000 1920 Increase. 1ssis
The following shows the exports exclusive of
spece) from the port of New-YOrk to foreign ports
for the week ending Nov Ia and since the beginning
of the year:
For week s5ssss.o 1s1ts sfssssSSsso s55ssios s5sssseio
Previously reported .25O752s39 2l6SlL227 22al0eSG4
Total since Janl s256llso8s s222 ali7 ssai Sss97a
The following shows the imports of dry goods
and general merchandise Mt tho port of for
the week ending Nov IS, and since the beginning
of the year:
9ss. $s:sS.i;, % s;9E5 s f ss:ss
Total the wsss 75$5ss 5S5ss
Total since jan s98a54i,77s s2ss6aA7Il
The following are the dry goods imports included
in the above fer the same period: .
nnsIs s q $s1 slsS.7 sS5sss slSsses ss ss
Thrown ON mark l,360lAo loOO'S22 9IhO5o
Entered al d he oao s5e sai s74A491Ol
Thrown market. l02, 06Sl3 ei72S471 75144.3l4
The exports of specie for theweek ending Nov. Is
and since the beginning of the year were rs follows:
Total for the week -..----.------.-- S24l'959
Previously reported. 4l45Il6l
Total since jan nl---..----.-..-.....-S4l,70j 70j,0S7
The following Is a comparative statement Of the
exports of specie from the port of New-1oril TO
foreign ports from jan to this date, for a period
of 25
New-York tribune., 1876-11-20
anriioa SAFES of Real geinte.

AT .-BUSGNESS PROPERTY,
"a III BeccGerst full lot and oGTstOry building, viii be
sold TUESDAY, Nov ~ at ~ OclOcS, a the Exchange
Salesfoon, b. e 4. LAWRENCE & Co, Aueuoneers Under
direction OF the supreme Court In foreclosure sale polr
For maps aud Information apply 10 TOWNSEND MANDbLls
Attorney 300 broadway.
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Citn propsrln 20 Ert.

EULIY FURNISHED BROWN STONE
HOUSE, desirable location filed with profitable dodgers;
terms in advance; proprietor ob sell 30 leave city,
W. b.. Tribune Uptown Once. l,2sS BROADWAY
ITO LET-Two very desirable FLOORS for
light housekeeping fully fuTntslie private hoasa 223
West 5Sthst
TWO FINE FLATS TOILET at lis West
Eeventhst between Fifth and sixth ayes proe, $685.
for so month JANIIOlE
rVNO LET-Two of the largest and most
Il elegantly finished suites In the city, IN the
apartment house. Parkaye and 4Ohst, facing the
Park
New-York tribune., 1876-11-20

VK. STEVENSON. jr.. Aucteneer. Office No4 Pine.st
'E'HE VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY
BrOome ami huiDcrrst will be
sold al auction TUESDAY Nov "a lh1t at II m az Xxx
change SaesrOom II Broadway In following parcels Corner
parcel 506 roonest, l6 feet on Mulberry with four
brick buildings thereon. lot Mulberry ST., adJiang above,
25X7J brick building thereon; lot Brpomo aiOin
ing same 253xgS ana lOG with brick building thereon.
New-York tribune., 1876-11-20

Tue money market az the close OF lh6 week Wte
frecy supplied with loanabe funds, though the de-
mard was as inactive any day OF the SIX. At the
banks tire rate is D, and on tie street ) and ,.
PTmc paper is discounted at last quotations ihe
following are the closing rates OF exchange on New
YORK in tiie aforementioned cities: Savannah, buy
ing b of selling par and Il of; Charleston, easy,
noaisal 5l6d l50 par; Cincinnati. dull, lQO us
cougt: Ncw-OrleanS, commercial, 9l6. bank a; 81.
L0ais 80 TO 100 discount; Chicago, - premium.
The following is the Cleariug-house statement To-
day: Currency exchanges, S62,32Hl44; cur
S3.6j0.353; gold balances, $685. 99s. The fol-
loving are the total clcarIngs at the Ciea1ng-
house FOR the week and the resulting balances
Currency exchanges, $39S,7ls45G; currency bal
anc,s S2l .fG6, ,4S4 gold exchanges, Sl1,947 499
gold bdiances - $50, ,4s2. The bank returns for
the weei, reelected further decrease IN the grccn-
back reserve Of the hanks, the loss since last week
beng ~ 0j2 800 representing reInittances on cur
rency to the interior. But the specie is up nearly
one and a half mi lions, and as tie deposits are
lower tie net result Is gain IN what the banks
in excess S9,345,000. The following are the CONF
parGtiyo statements:
Noy 10 SGs l6 Decrease psESs s5o5soo
hhegI@rs 4IG9'l0O l5'lOsOOo Decrease L952s0Q
creaiston i5,oGs,S0o i5,076,6o0 Increase. l4lOO
Tse following shows the relations between the
total reserve and the total liabilities:
% Dec Dec 'S55SS
Tot.lr..ervs So, 10000 500, 10000 Inc. $44s5OO
rsgaias, dspsis 5sOssG20 52s2s476
euremerts..... se9eSf5 9345.o25 Inc. GIaG5O
ln Government bonds the new issues were weak
anu lower five per cents at 1928 and new digs
oown 70 llO, closing at 110i2. Registered skies
o. 1881 were firm at i'm, and coupon higher
:. 10. coupon old 1S65s selling at 11Ols@ll0;
S Si5se new az l2S and called bonds liOis Coupon
s:As of 1867 were strong at 116 the best price
VI We lafe
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Drooklnn prnpertp 60 Eet.

ITO LET-3-story brick SCH0OL-H0USE, No
a i5S fsemsenst; &stOry brick DWELLING, ilY WI
loughbyst GORDON l.. FORD. 97 Clark ST., Brs1yn
New-York tribune., 1876-11-20

TEXAS AND PACIFIC RAILWAY 20.
coupons OF the Consolidated bonds @ Oh Una & n sod na
Pacific Railway Co maturing Dec VIII De balu ~ Eoa on
after that date presentation al s 9sc S,h III Az ~
pauy 80 Exchange place. New.fork, or 80, graa
PhiisdephA. GEO. ID. KRU UMBli-aAI, IIeas1IeI-
NEw.YoRK Nov 16, 1873
VNHE ANNUAL ELECTION OF three , IRuS- lSIJS
n TEES of tho BUcKING LEATHER MAN NuFAGIOlt
ING COMPANY viii take place the 2sth day OF noyem
her Instant at O'Clock D. NJ the Office OF C. j. Osborn
Co.. No. 81 Broad st. n CIV YORK .,,,,n,oor e..o,.rv
s)O OOA TOWN BONDS of the STATE OF
SU,OU NEwYoRK per cent senisrpuaI iap sT Sae
~ WIN. l. UTLEY, 10 Walst, N. Z.
New-York tribune., 1876-11-20
REAL ESTATE.

EEw-YoRK. Saturday, Nov 1s. 1875
The following legal auctions took place to-
day at the Exchange saesroom:
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ebA AAn WANTED on undoubted security
- sJ.yGYO by arn long esJsbshet n business IN TINS
-. / ~ nLN1 Z. rIiLnn. nflrr
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2siOry frame houses, with plot Of land. URoasave
mania savings Bank Of Morrisasia 81 800
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gountrn proprup DO fet.

kHNO LET--Convenes suburban cottage ana
gronas Ia rooms gas watsr hsss, @ fsres AZ r,n,cs
to yearly $50 tot lar o1e IN gSen shane
iruit berries, &C. Apply 70 o"S"i~ i'''"' - NJ W.
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By Scot & Myers.
3-story brick house with lot No 1863 West 10ths
g. l75 # " OF Waverley place, LOT 23x95; Isabella
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3story and basement brick house, with lot, No 90
Eldridgest s. 20 fl OF Hester-st, lot l9.4x50.S;
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FEf(l J,EASI. 4
y, aEoUND containing ~ clay lots iroafing ON three
80 W and stfupted one Block from Cheatsuts- DePoL
Spenysyyania Railroad Newark, nj. teid Plot issnR a
ahs Tor Purposes which eullhi1s
erctel by the lessee sufficient gnaranie. se
nsyeT mn w erect baiinsA Address M IL A8l
Nechanic-st., Newark. n. J.
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4 n. a
1 4story brick tenement,2 S-story brick tenements,
with lot, No 799 Washington.si, and Nos IS and 81
Horatost, sw cor lot, 2i.2xS9.3x24.1x909 Mary
a IInl.n
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ise following shows The relations between the
total reserve and the total liabilities:
Nov IL Nov. lS Changes.
Specie SIT 500 100 SO 0BJ 500 me-. $14S6aO
LegA renders. 44,iOO,90O 43,lOoOOO Dec l,O1ASOO
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IotAL since jan 'V'Votr
The following Is comparative statement 0f the
exports of specie from the port of New-Yorl to
foreign ports from Jan. TO this date, for period
of 25 years:
Wilmington journal., 1876-01-21
LECTRICISMS

New YoRK, Jan. 15-Ihe bank
eat menE is L. ans deere So 81 30
0O0; sppcie deci. as SS7J. .l,O il gal
tenders increas", $615, o0J deposits
increase S., ,220, 900; reserve increase
So 0UO. coo. -- -E.- ...-
81, MADRID, Jan. 15-Jose Jordana of
Mavia has beenappointod a Agricultural
Director of the Spanish CoHlmission
10 the Centennial, aud has sailed tor
America.
LEBANoN, Pa Jan. 15.-In the case
of Eliza Benson VS.. Phtadelpkia +. r.
90 in which the plaintiff claims dam
ag'a for being Carried beyond her des-
tination and was put off the train and
sustained permanent injury from
exposure to tlte weather, the jury
awarded her 81, 500 damages. The
company will probably move for a
new trial. -. --
New ORLEANS. Jan. 15.-Thomas
Merriam, colored, aged 73' shot and
instantly killed Thos. Murphy
white carpenter, this a. M Cause
jealousy, - t-.5a-l g. aC
FRANKFoRr. KY, Jan. 15.-The bal
lot for United States Senator in the
joint session of the Legislature thisp.
m., stood-Beck so, Williams 40, Les.
lie 20, Wadswarth IA. Adjourned to
Monday.