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The Morning herald., 1876-03-18
A DMINISTRATOE's SALE
REAL ESTATE.

by virtue of an order of the Orphans
court of the State of Delaware, in and for
neW nW Castle County. made the 18th day OF
February, a. D. 1870; will be exposed to
@e at public auction. at the Jefferson
House, in the city of New Castle,
On SATURDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF
APRIL, A. D. 1875,
Mten ocloclS A. NJ, the following described
aGas and tenements, being the cal estate
MTHOMAS WILLIAMS, late of New Cas-
me Hundred, deceased, TO Wit All that
ctsrtain lot and piece of land situate In the
s,Iy OF New Castle. having front on Tenth
s'feet OF about twenty feet, adjoining lands
Joseph. |. Taggart on lhe northeast and
,,uhnlng back about one hundred and
u%,enty- went five feet to n short street parallel
WIN Tenth street; thence in sou Invest.
vWv1y NY direction about twenty feet 10 lands of
,"llilam Herbert: thence along Herberts
mild, In soutbeasterly direction, about
one hundred and twenty-five feet to the
SsioreSaid side of Tenth street. with small
lame dwelling house thereon erected. be
she,,o uhe contents thereof what they may: The
aoOve premises to be sold subject to the
i'gnt or dover therein.
Attendance will be given and terms of
ssl ssie made Known at the time and place
William HERBERT, Administ'r,
"a, or by his Attorney.
A1test:-C..M. VANDEvEK,,
ml5-td Clerk Orphans Court.
A UDITCR'S SALE.
=, by virtue OF warrant of the Mayor of
Inc city of Wilmington.to to me directed, will
oe exposed ut public sale, at IL O'Clock,
a.m.,
THURSDAY, MARCH % 1875.
a. the Auditors office, No. 81, second story,
Iast Sixth street, in the city Of Whining
.Ph New Castle county, State OF Delaware.
All that lot. piece or parcel Of land situate
On the West side of Madison street. begin
nlhg at a corner of Robert Fl. Jones land.
one hundred and fifteen feet and six inches
rom the north side of Eighth street, ex-
lending thence sixteen feet OH Madison
sMireet, and running west eighty-flve feet to
dMorrow street, containing thirteen hun
oted and sixty square feet, more or less.
- seized and taken in execution as the
property of - and to be sold by
~ WM. Fl. GRIFFIN, City Auditor.
be sold to satisfy a lien thereon for paving.
marl4-tf
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.AMUSEMENTS.
10HN B. COUGH.
LECTURE,
"NOW AND THEM"
OPERA HOUSE,
WEDNESDAY, Aprilh
marl4-ot

T EcrURE At
NSTITUTE HALL,
MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 2oTH, 1870,
BY
REV. P. P. FITZPATRICK, 8. j.,
Zone Of the Fathers who are giving the Mis-.
sions in the Catholic Churches
of this City,
6UBJECT:
1.-THE Providence of God Towards the Irish
People,"
Proceeds for the Benefit of ..
ST. JAMES CHURCH. ..''
Admission, Is Cents. No Reserved Seats.
Doors Open at O'Clock. Lectur- at 8
Tickets for sale at Ryan's Centennial
Book Store, and at j. r. Thomas Il CO..
6l5 Market St.
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Teachers' I,sstitsste.

The next meeting of the Teachers 1nsti-
tute Of this city will be held in School,
house No. /, next Tuesday evening, COM
mencing at eight O'Clock. Professor New
|ell, Principal of the Maryland State Nor
NAL School, will at tat time deliver lee
ture entitled "Coniessions of . School
master"
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Sale Of Real Ese0t6.

Thomas r. Lally, administrator of VIM.
LalIy, deceased, will sell at Public Sale on
Wednesday, March 10Th, 1876, at II o'clock
A. M, the two-story brick houses on Front
street near French, and two lots of land
over 18th street bridge. We would advise
our readers to examine the property 40 we
think they are COED investments.
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NPECIAL NOTICE TO DELIN4UENTS
- OF CITY AND SCHOOL TAXES FOR
lS75.-We the undersigned, receivers of said
taxes, do hereby give notice to all such per-
rangements that we WILL send each one q
postal card requesting him or her to call
Having rendered their bills, called time
and again, and while many have called, q
great many have not; and, the latter we
tention, believing as we do that we have
done ol,r duty In trying to collect these
taxes, and while we have no desire to dis
tress any one, We have responsibility
resting on US nhe money csv y que ed U.S. s we we
responsible for 1T. The city needs the
| money and is urging us to collect 1t or pay
1t, and we propose to do so. We must
therefore collect It, And furthermore, we
do not intend to be two years collecting
All persons who have not paid their City
and School Taxes for 1875. Will please call
at once at the Collectors Ofios and make
payment; otherwise we snail proceed A. ac.
ore under bonds to the city for the cOllec-
tions OF all tax on the Assessment Books,
and must, for our own projection, collect.
We thereto e give this notice TO all delin.
anecessity, abide t6e consequences.
Office No. 10 East Sixth street, between
Market and King.
Hours from o'clock q. m. TO IL m., ana
nom 2 to 5 and to 8 p. m.
EDMUND PROVOST,
Receiver of Northern District. (including
all north of Sixth street.
EDWARD FARMER,
Receiver Of Southern District, dncludins
all south of Sixth street.
NOTICE TO REAL ESTATE OWN
ERS.
THOSE WHO SELL OR TRANSFER
REAL ESTATE WILL OBLIGE TIE
UNDERSIGNED BY LEAVING A NO.
TICE THEREOF AT OUR OFFICE THAI
WE MAY ASSESS 1T TO THE PROPER
OWNERS. ~
EDMUND PROVOST,
EDWARD FARMER,
fe22.N City Assesso1
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$32,61O.s2
665,03
$31,945.79
$64,154.24

The report of the Board of Trustees was
also read by the President, Hon. Cove
Salisbury, referring to the disaster which
recently befel the Academy I'm the reportas-
serted the belief that the building would be
rebuilt within the next three months, and
cited many advantages which would result
from such action. 1t also contained reso
luton offered in the Board by Rev. Geo. A.
Phebus and adopted, declaring that the
Academy should be Immediately rebuilt.
The report of the Principal of the Acad-
emy stated that the Academy would be
reopened in temporary quarters next Mon
day. During the year the religions tone
healthy.
The reports were appropriately referred
Revs. Hutchens, Quigg and Hough were
elected Trustees ofthe Academy, TO fill vac
ancies.
The resolutions offered at Monday session
by Rev. j. B. Quigg declaring In favor of
rebuilding the Academy, was called up and
adopted BY rising vote.
Rev. H. Colclazer offered resolution
instructing the Gen eral Conference Memoir
ial Committee to recommend no radical
cha nge in Presiding Elderships or the Tin.
erancy. Referred.
The committees were called and tho ses-
sion closed with the benedicticn of Rev. j..
D. Curtis.
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oSI-On Wednesday, a package OF deeds
!, 10 " y. no value to any one but the owner.
il ~ - hhder Will be rewarded by returning
~ THOS. NJ. OGLE,
Aiarl7-1 6l2 King street.
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CATCHING SHAD,

CATCHING SHAD,
or fish of any kind. in the Delaware river.
The same does remain in full force at this
time Therefore, all persons engaged in
fishing in said Delaware. bay, river or
creeks must procure State license.
Clerk of the Peace, at New Castle, and at
No. 800 West Second street, Wilmington.
Attest:
JOHN SPRINGER,
Clerk Of the Peace, at New Castle.
NJ. A. ]. SPRINGER, Deputy,
No. 800 West Second street,
ml5-8t Wilmington
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,,nc RENT and fixtures for sale Of one Oi
\ the oldest shoe stores on West second
Irpet. Wilmington, Del. Immediate pos.
S'''' J. X. BABCOCK,
m,i.tf No. 4 West Second street.
nor RENT.-0ne of the best bust.
M ness stands in Wilmington, known
achaiwlck's Fountain Hotel. Ice Cream
arden and Museum 1t Is the only ice
S,aIn garden in tho city. This Is q chance
.i!om NJ ct with, Apply to
''NO'' WM. H. CHADWICK,
No. 2O7 and 8I0 w. 4th street,
snli-tf Wllmlngg0n. Dol.
NOR RENT.-A house situated In the cen.
\ trail portion of the city, one door from
Market street, suitable for large boarding
bonse. has ten rooms up stairs. Apply,
So. West Fourth street, City. jan5tAiS
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A CADEMY OF MU.,IC,
IA PHILADELPHIA.
TITIENS!
THE STRAKOSCH
GRAND ITALIAN OPERA,

Commencing MONDAY, March 20.
. Mile Theresa Titiens, Pappenheim, Beau
mont. Carreno Sauret. BrlgnOli, Tom Karl
Maretzek, y. Carlberg.
MONDAY, March 20. TITIENs in NORMA
Sale of seats beginning on Thursday
March 18th, at TIE Academy of Music and
at the North Music Store. No. 1903 Chesuul
street. SO ts can be secured by mail OF
telegraph. ml1.9t.
(NRAND OPERA HOUSE,
TUESDAY EVENING ONLY,
March III.
CHAS. H. .DUPREZ........".,... Manager
Twenty fourth Annual Tour of
DUPREz & BENEDICTs
GIGANTIC FAMOUS MINSTRELs
BURLEsQUE OPERA TROUPE
AND BRASS BAND.
Enlarged, Remodeled and Improved.
Com posed Of 2S people.
Most successful, complete, powerful troupe
travelling.
Recognized as the Superiors Of Min strelsy
Introducing Concerts of Merit and
Brllliancy.
Admission, so and IS cents. Reserved
seats. rs cents, to be had at Boughman
Thomas e. Co.'s seats reserved without
extra charge at Bougham, Thomas u Co.,
Until the day of performance.
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NOTICES.
NOTICE
TO FISHERMEN.

The action of the General Assembly Of
the State of Della ware in 1873, also in 1875,
did net repeal the law requiring State
license for
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WANTS.

-INTED-2 or 80 chair Gamers, imme-
a'"'''' L.F. ADAIR,
.r,A.5t Fourth and King street.
- NTED-By q young man of steady
habits situation In o store, where
,.oon nake ehimselfgenerally useful; apply
D se''D ' fcbl7tf THIS OFFICE.
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FOR R ENT.

M. RENT,-A Farm Of l5O acres situate
in cecil county, Md, about miles
9TH of Newark; a good chance for a good
,naI,t, sg,at Apply Immediately:
t'"'" VIM. NICK KEOWAN,
ml7,5t Newark, Del.
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FOR SALE.

nOR SALE CHEAP. .H.
A Observation-Disclosures. A Drug Store
and General Store in different locations.
address, CT. COLLINS, Agent.
fe29.lm Townsend, Del.
1,OR SALE.-Lot of nice cider barrels, to
make room for oysters, apply at
sept.2i II 406 MARKET ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-26
THE STATE OF TRADE.

LIVERPOOL, Sept 25-l2SO p. n.-Cotton is active and
afmeri Midalug Uplands 5isfi.; hddunG orleans 81
sas is 900 bae acudng 1000 bales FOR speculation and
sor; additional sales Of 1000 bales alter the
regular closing Saturday the receipts to-day were 2iJOO
t1les OF which 600 American. Cotton 20 arrive IL
steady Mddng Uplands, Low NiddlGg clause deliverable
September 5lsl do. do cTOD shipped Oeobr ana
November per sail 5Sa7d do. DO shipped November and
Decsmber per sail at 5sssd. Aiddlng Uplands Low Mid
ding clause, deliverable october and November, oloI6d.
LHERPOOI. Sept 2O--l p. m.-MidnlnE Upands Cotton,
I0g Midin clause, crop, shipped December and Jan
nary per SAT- at Cd do do deliverable January ana FEB
ruay &C 53iasd OF the sales today 5000 bales were
American .,,,,--- vr.,.-.- r..
tom Low Mtidng clause, deliverable November and Do
LWE6rooi- sept 25-5 P, m.-CCtOn to arrive. qqeter;
Mdgug UBlanJs Low Aiddng clause, new crop, shipped
october. aud November per sail, 3sd. ,,,,, a.,
LvREPOOL, Sept 2J-5.3O p. m.-Lard, eO6iP eNI tor
American. ,, 80, NJ o,z,z o -,
cwt -. -. oes a., ,.,,
money and the account United States go bonds, loC1s,
!Ug ELie Railway shares pc -. =.
IOSDOk Esp 2J-3 ma dispatch IRON rams quotes D
per cent rentfs lOGl zoe. for the account:
LONDON Sept 25-33O mCOnsOs 8b'ig iOr DOth money
amount OF bullion NltndraWn
Bank Of Eng and balance to-day ssR55.OO0.
IONpOS SEPT $3.50 p. m.-PaTs adytces quote per
cent rebts az OGt - c for the account Exchange on Lon
don. 25f 23Lc Common ROsin, 63 per CWG ..-... -,
IoNpOS sept 25-Eycning Calcutta Lnseed, 5liOdoE y
on, S31SiI q ton.
AyIUE.P sept 25.P5trOieum, 49a4i for me pae Aefl-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-26
nnMEsrIO MARKET

BUFFALO sept e5Iake receiptsF 4, 200 bbls Corn,
$50 bush Raiirosd resepte- $40 OGs Corn 20
Zoe SI bsi Fyc 500 6us canal shipments tdexater
Corn, sy9556 ggsh Wheat $3.50 bush Eye Is9 9G9
bush Wheat 207i bush railroad spments-Floqr 1900
TGsh Barley 400 bush; Rye 6S0O bus Flour is in seed
demand Of 900 tbs II nuehsqged prices Wheat dull
TaS terms zoo bush NO Hafj iwaqESe at so 1000
S SSih heavy sales q 1000 bush. No: 52S
22? Soc 9S bas no. Low STc. Toledo az 58c No in
lots al 53G5SEc market closing SLOW i P'' Ss s oar
sample Western, Tho track az sc fys era r ssIey IN
SsG STRONGER rgk m s Unchanged sales no
Unchanged Car al Fgghts and unchanged In store
lar, @ s9s bSsR BSTs7 Iss bush. Rye 364
1888 5 Coz bas sn' 1soas on Erie canals s
1o99 100 bush wheat $500 ga1 ho, 9ats
Hufalo Upper LakesCora $4,000 bush wheat 1900
cHctGc Sept 95T1our IN good demand wheatgnsettled;
a ii O5 October and NoySmbeT no dos 9Ce Rsje 6o6
bSr 4sic November Rejected, 4la4c oats steady rm'
So & Sasn nS Ss4Sd S G6 good
az 8Je, cash !2aS2c October FCiS Larry aT ef , u
Steady unchanged Bnlk Meats steady onehs3sed Way
1900 bba Flour $1,000 bush Wheat So5 69Q bush Corn
smeBtss 0co 6bis Flour 6G 600 bush wueati $4,000
bush Com $50 nn.A o4;, SeVgS 9as9 Css
Pork, 20 lower l?Id hEn n e, demand Family 3, %
CINCINNATI, sept EJ.-tlhtt III
0.5 40 WiiCai steady; Re0, Sl0S -, Com steady ~
soc quiet bnt steady az 53G fyo qgst az 6So
Al 80 so Lard tnctve steam lusalOgc Kettle, II &c
1 zoe summeI, I0e Buk Neata h1ner but not quOtaby
higher Bacon steady dsia2nd TAR S9ogd DER r. 81
demand az 81 90 firm. demand lair Choice western
Reserve 25d2Gc Central Ohio, 2502jc. Live Hogs hr
Light IS Fair - Good do, 50 aOGki
Iicavy s6G$6 rs Extra, SO 30 receipts 1900 shipments
/ 1915. ,, -, ,,yb.at
opened steady, closed easer 40 hiiwal se - - ALL
|. 10 do 81 -6s Corn quiet No . 45d4sAe, , oats
6rner demand fairs Ma. 2, sac Rye steady 6eriaaa al
No l. zoe Barley steady No Spring Ss1e tte1s d
| 6bls Flour 66Ou0 bush WheRt shipments-4Aoo oDls
| Flour TO- Oe bush. Wheat na,.a OK
pu ApEPiIA Sept 25.-Petroleun noninal ltenheVl
ahe Crude lOc Cloyerseed, 10SSl1e; Timothy 81 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-26
MONDAY, Sept. 25-P. II.

The stock market Of to-day requires buttew words
ofcomment Left to ITSELF it followed tsnatural bent
assimilation with the depreciation that has so Sc
riousy affected all other values At the opening
there was disposition 10 "bull' Central and Hud-
son, which resulted in advancing It's price to 97l2S
9sls but steady supply Of investors stock over
came the impulse, so that the price after
ward steadily declined to 96A, closing at
96Io. Rock Island, for tho Same reason,
yielded from 1912 bid, but with 1914
q the highest sale, to 1885. The Western stocks
were ali lower, st. Paul common selling down TO
29lsG29l4, and the preferred TO 6OSs@6e4i. North
West common declined to 35l2wth unusual trans
actions amounting to LOO shares while the pre-
ferred was even more active at 6lls059os' Inc
coal shares were dull but all lower aud probably
fully one-half Of the purchases OF each-Delaware,
Laekawanna and Western and New-Jersey Central
was TO close @shorV contracts. Lake
Shore surprised the street by decline
to 52L, and closed without rally.
Hannibal and st. Joseph preferred was 4 better,
at %, while the common at 13 was Il per cent
lower Pacific Mail sold at 23ai923as, and Western
Union az 7Ols0695s.. The market closed weak at
about the lowest pieces of the day. The final
changes from the closing prices Of Saturday are as
follows: Deelines--Western Union, Pacific Mail,
Ohio and Mississippi Hannibal and ST. Joseph, Erie
and Central and Hudson, each Il; Delaware
and Hldson, 81; American Express, Union Pa
ciGc, Missouri Pacific, Delaware, Lackawanna
aud Western, Illinois Central, and Chicago
and Alton, each p; Lake Shore, Michigan
Central Nsw-JeTsey Central, and Rock leland, each
q st. Paul, Is; St. Paul preferred, United States
Express and North-Wess, each, hi NORTHWEST
preferred, 1ss; Wells-Fargo, IL land Atlantic and
Pacific Telegraph. lie. Adyanccs-Hanni6al and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-26
GENERAL MARKEr REPoRr.

MONDAY, sept. rs, 1875.
AsESTis market remained much the sane A. 81 late
business slgN and prices less nominal &C 4c
for Pots ana csc. for Pearls
CDFFEI-Mnd grades very firm, and there was fair
ngu Java y 23c, anh NaaCaibO lJdl7c, gold; Brazil
wa. strong at l5c for Ordinary no 7@ic for Fair
Santos, all gold; A3S2 bags eN So1n and krsmln, were
withdrawn from the stock and 5000 bags eN hnrgt on
private The stock o. Brazil at all rort IL 81 2S hs
Of which sac Ga here. The United states visible supply Is
SO3.S2t bags.
COTTOS-The market the spot easier in tone though
tfre quOtaOlo change IN pUCCs notwithstanding
tet thoTs and Tm market IN Liverpool there
was little deIuaud export There however fair do
uand consumption The receipts at the porte we're
2OOU2 bales against 1850 bales thus day last week and
1900 bales this day last year. ITO rrceuts thus Tar since
have been l5gO4 bales against lS5OJ bales dining
the same year The sales 1870 bales OF which
S3i bales saturday evening including 100 for export lOlO
consumption, and $50 for hp'culahnE 5OO Daes
were delivered The nominal quotations are ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-26

The cable advices were of no special importance
TODAY though British consos were firHer at gG5sG
96lo. United States securities were firm at last
SATURDAYS figures. The sum of G5l,DOO bullion
was Withdrawn from the Bank of England to-day.
Paris dispatches report Eve per cent rentes up to
1O6.S2l2 sight sterling on London being quoted at
2j.23l2. The foreign exchange market here was
the basis of 81 50 6Sf S2io and 81 S3l2d$4 81.
Gold was quiet and nrm. The opening sale was ut
1lOla and later transactions az 40. On
hold loans the borrowing rates werc 2l2, 2,
and l per cent The Assistant Treasurer pald out
$4,000 in coin interest on the public debt and
50 500 in redemption of called bonds. The opera
tons at the Gold Exchange Bank covered Gold
cleared $21,471 900 gold balances, 81, 046,75G ;
currency balances, 81, 1913 go. Xe annex principal
uuOtatiOus of gold:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-26

1ota, hnsh a 7Os 0ls 4g5sg}O 392l,s y6 S,5i$SOl
HAY AND STliAW-rhore was rather qulgt mAIhet to
day but steady prices were retained as the suppnS Me
iarIe We Iote: Hay-sipping, 6JGG1c Retail lu~ g
Tu6JOc Clever at 5OdGOc; hlt al OOdO1c straw, ~
90 toI long rye 6UdCOc. for short Rye; JO1G5c O oa
IIIDEs-Taee very fair market Tor al
AVE- and this rather teuds to favor bOeIs Tho SAFE MYIg
Zoo Dry Western OK prime, 25a 10 Rt ec elirghyi
l0c, gold COO Dry central Ahct
81 ig poId cash 1900 ~ slaughter OK haid 10 DC AZ Jc'
was a very firm tone 10 this market the d1
while the supplies and arrivals hIo h
IND Enropean adycos Continued strong saes Ot o. W
baiss siate 1916. 10 brewer, at Sc We quote HeS
S1Tks Good Choice, Sew, 3-a5Je: 10" ,.. -.
N.vy 2J68Uc.i Eastern, New Z1SJNe.i
iGG5Ocj Odds all growths' iosci CAIoihl"'' N'"'
was quiet and for both Foreign and
Gti,apa. JOtSst Roaming nOmlniy aiuoo1'' iVi"
Eieo 4Oa5Jc and New orleans, ~ doac. ,.,, 49, t,rs
NAVAL SfORfS-in spirits InipuAhe ntHo w , oO
dlled nTIn III - g06c IN i'iini
sIso tte OF nothing done, 80, holSSh coz tihsu ~
te n mi late figures with urnueaa no sa eau ne ii
NSe nnols, III so Common Stusy III ~ 2gS ~
lBfCr No. = 2Ost3 IL lol 80.
ana a. aSI 90 Tor Pale 10 EAtfa Tar anu ilsth "oi0
aui,t aud without JuOtabio clan-e. ,.r.,. o,,r,s
UCEA FIll.IG rSfheTe we're 10 speclhy NV .' 49,
q, te sriet for berth room business was GENERALLY very
Do said 10 occupy bte&lf hl
tsttion IN charters only moderate movement ~ uI"
Vessels can be- noted ieifOlrun 'o1h@-v We. - y, -
90, ,1urrts cinbraceds 10 LlNoIluo
~ i,.rm SO0O bush Gran d. v 30 Gpsl ehsaEs,
5;ye5ts Of bacon a sos aud Cheese az +JeVs "3
In,Gso by sail 70 tons organs g POS 40 Hun " s.eAn
tons TALON, on private terms 10 cd h'srioH ~
s1na,, iaODO bush Grain NJ I'D, tOO ts' i-asu
al Z5s i75 hidS Tobacco " DUB xtsot az IoS.
90 ar ia; los cerOoBs do 81 Del 200 boxes ~ o. %
.ad AZ i0s 100 bbls Beof ~ Gs 3D. aud ~ p LEV n
49, "a and nv AL OOO Starch AZ ia o ana -
ions Organs at 22A Cd 1ho Charters slHD'@'0u N 'N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-26
We amex closinc quotations OF forcign 9

The week opens upon market as hbeTaily sup
plrd with money as ever and call loans are reported
az Lap per cent. The Tates f0r mercantile names
are 80 to per cent as usual Currency confines
To DO In demand from the West, and the banks are
likely Ia be called on for further sums before the
week is over and under certain considerations de-
mand loans may stifen up 20 or per cent, bus
loans running through the year are offered al per
cant, Tic United states Treasurer to-day received
$500 coo National bank notes for redemption. The
customs receipts sat Washington to-day were
Ss}OO 600 The internal revenue receipts fGOtet
M 500 OOO The following is tho clearinghouse
statement to-day: Currency exchanges SjJ;soS,-
$50: currency balances, S3,49s, III; gold eX-
changes as. 7Oj 2O2; gold balances, $l,5G5,OOl.
Government bonds were quiet to-day, covering
dealings IN registered IS of 1881 at 1l7S registered
5-2Os of 1867 at 116l4. and coupon 1868 at 1882
Today $50 600 fivc+wenties and @33,OOO new
fyes were withdrawn from the Treasury, and
Az per eeus substituted as security Tor national
bank note circulation. We annex latest street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-26
COTTON MARKETS.


BosroN, Sept 25-Cotton steady Middlng Ibis Low
Middling, lie. Good Ordinary. 102e net receipts so
bales gross 500 bales stock, $40 bales.
SAVANNAH, Sept 26.COtton firm; Mddling, l0asc. Low
MidDg Uc Good Ordinary &C. net receipts 1858 basei
gross 4O5S bales exports coastwise 1915 bales saies SJS
bales stock 24,352 bales.
NEw-ORLEANs sept 25.-CottOn steady; Mddling IOSe
Low Hdding, 10 c Good Ordinary, 92c; net receipts,
5s75 bales gross 1928 bales sales $50 bales stock 1891
ST. LOUIS Sept 25-Cottou quiet Bnddliug 1880. Low
Middling 1olsc; Good Ordinary 9c receipts 30 bao1;
Shipments. "a bsles sales 90 bales stock Ll9l bales
MddiUg. 0ase Good Ordinary, c.i net receipts "a
gross $50 bales exports cOastwls 40 bales sales,
AUGUSTA Sept 25-Cotton-Good demand for Middng aud
above lower grades quiet Mddnr. l0lsG O<c; Low Mid
ding, 9q694c; Good Ordinary o2dSSc; receipts, $40
NOZZLE Sept 25-Cotton weak and Irregular MddhHs,
100l0t Low Middlng DC; Good Ordinary &c. net re-
ceBts 2075 baes exports e0astBse 7f3 baes sales 100
bales; stock, 9,Si5 bales.
LOUISVILLE sept 25.-CottOn hrrn Middling l0ao.
Mdding 11c Good Ordinary, 10 net receipts l8
bales gross receipts, 20 bales.
GALvEsrON Sept. 25.COton Irregular hdding, 1885,
Low Miding, 10c. Good ordinary 9isc. ret receipts.
1882 bales exports coastwse l42 baes sales 1908 0ses
CHiaLaSfoN sept 25.--Cotton firm Midding loSsc Low
bales exports coastwise 2l56 bales sales 1000 baesI
MEsFais Sept 25.-cotton Arm Middng 1856 receipts.
20l bales shipments l543 bales sales 1000 Daes stoeE
CNcISNArT Sept 25-cotton quiet Midding l07y.i Low
brddng lOl4c.: Good Ordinary 9o; recepts 90 balesI
shipm uts, $40 bales stock, 4,466 bales
WILMINGTON, Sept 25.-COJDn nominal Middling. l0gc5
Mdding, 10sc. Good Ordinary. 92c; net receipts,
Az bales exports coastwise 19+ bales soel actual SS2
NORFOLK Sept 25Cotton quiet; Sddling, 1880;
ceips 1875 bales; exports cOastWise 1907 bales; sales,
100 blhs; stock 6,206 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-26

Good Oriniry g. Low Nddhng.-...' IoIa
siric tOsH on iiuary. gt3s hiddlng lIs
For intur delivery there small business At decipe
OF &C. SAL. sat inlay after 2. plember 500 = n
lice october, 100, ll.zC. NoyymOcr 100 llHGci DC
cem6er. go. lllasscj MARCEL WO lla hgn wv I-iGS
lime Iun g.; Juiy 200 l2tsc GOO l.l~ci total 2SDO
bales Fs, car OdayIuy, 500, l2ssgc; total 800 bales
second January 100 llc March, 100. llrssci total,
200 balsa Thinl -sspcm4or, 200 y - ~ tsi 30
-Ssrtomter 100, IL sci OCt1bes. 500 lI.1zcj 100
IIstsc 1900 1lagc; 100, II &C.; koyemGer, sou sc
400 Iivsyc; January, 300 lici loo, lSIci 700 II 81
100 bales grand tota 10000 bales Tho market closed