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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-26
The Final Answer Demanded OF
the Porte.
If he Does not Accede to the
Terms Agreed Upon he
Must Fight.
Rumored Refusal Of the Porte
and Preparations for
War.
FOREIGN
TO BE ANNUIRp.

TO BE ANNUIFD.
I.lhsion, Dee. &c "A Renter, C6n..
sfantincple, telegram SAYS, circum-
stances permitting. the porte viii /
shortly anpull the decree reducing
by one hall the interest on the Olto-
man debt a Vienna dispatch pre-
diets that Marquis Salisbury will
replace Elliott as minister To Canstan-
tinople.
NAY BIZ FOREIGNERS.
London Dec. 26.-The Daily News,
Constantinople special says according
to the project ofreforms presented to
the porte by plenipoten,iaries, COVER
nors Of insurgent provinces may be
foreigners.
TURKISH MATTERS.
A Paris correspondent Of the Tunes
gives a detailed account Of the occu
| patton scheme devised from authen-
tic sources, and showing that very
considerable concessions have been
made to Turkish sensibilities in the
particular. According to this scheme
a corps Of military gendarmcrie will
!, be recruited from the volusteers Of
neutral states. The corps will be un-
der the orders OF governors Of prov
inces.- II viii wear Turkish badges,
be paid by Turkey Of reformed pro-
vinces and constitute reinforcement
of Turkish police. It is feared that
Turkey VIII resist nearly all the pro.
poeals OF reform which the powers
consider they are entitled to demand
II is thought At Cons,antinople that
Elliot, British ambassador, is in favor
ol-resistance on the part Of Turkey
and his departure is considered as re
assuring for peace. The Posts dis.
patch from Constantinople says tht
porte has resolved to cancel the 6nan
cial decree OF 1875 Immediately.
rHELAsT HOUR FOE INDIGESTION.
London Dec. 26.-A dispatch from
c Constan.inopie to the Renters tele
gram company, says, the Marquis G
Salisbury will demand to-day fron
the sultan his acceptance Of the pre-
possls agreed upon by the powers
:. Should the sultan refuse, Lord Sails
, bury 10 instructed to leave Constant
: nople and order the British feet t
quit Turkish waters.
u =. WHAT WILL BE DoNK lr THE PORT
~ REFusEs.
= Constantinople Dec 2s.-It is VI
: ders.ood that all plenipotentiarie
viii leave here, should the sultan r
ject the proposals submitted to hi
Sc to-day. The respective cnbs,sit
70 would then be intrusted with the d
is rection of affairs.
h. WAR RUAoR.
Reports are current that the IL
IA. kish council Of minister, decided ye
I'D terday to reject the proposals, Al
o. that in the event Of war, the par
~ will arm its Armenian, Greek, B.
Or g.rias .nd christian 'oejeoss.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-26

Resohed, That the chairman com.
municaie to the house the failure and
refusal Of Vim. Or.on, president OF
the Western Union Telegraph CO.,
to appear and testify. 70 bring with
biz III tsIeSraps IN hss Posssss'oo os
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-26
NAY BE FoRE1GNkRs.

London Dec. 26.-The Daily News,
Cons,antinople special says according
to the projec, Of reforms presented to
the porte by plenipoten,iaries, COVER
nors Of insurgent provinces may be
foreigners.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-26
MISCELLANEOUS
The President Sends In Mes
sage About the Sioux
Treaty.
Coy Grover Serenaded in San
Francisco.
MISCELLANEOUS
So4fS ALTON.

ashineton Deeember 10th. 1876
The presiden. nominated Nelson
Trus,er to be United States attorney
Tor Indiana:
MESSAGE ON sIoux INDIAN aArlEKs.
Washington Dec. 26--The presi.
den, sent to senate to-day message
enclosing the report and journal ol
proceedings Of the Sioux Indian com.
nissioners, who treated with the In
diaus for the relinquishment oi rights
to Black Halls, etc He calls special
attention of the senate TO the articles
Of agreement.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-26
GROVER seRgSApEp,

San Francisco, Dec. 26-Goy. (iro-
yer, Of Oregon, lel, this morning for
Washington. Last evening he WAS
serenaded a, the Cosmopolitan hotel.
Governor Irwin, who introduced him,
said: . Growers action would have
the effect 20 compel Congress to go
behind the face OF the returns, in
which case 1t was believed the Senate
would refuse to give HAYES The cleo
toral vote.
Grover spoke very briefly, Justify
ling the constiiut:onalty Of his action.
Resolutions we're adopted ensors,
ing Growers course. About 1000 q
5000 were present, including nun
ber Of prominent Democ,auc polite
iaps
KtLLEp HIAhELe 10 SAVE HIS LIFE
Atlanta ia. Dec. 90 -Jno. jackson
in iail at Decatur, charged with mui.
der and robbery, ssiciaea BY hanging
himself with his pocte' hsn1kerchie
Sunday night to save himself iron
the hands OF mob who surrounded
Fibe Jail for the purpose OF lvnchins
him. The sheriff was defending th'
ljail with posse OF siay men at tn
time.
The New York herald., 1876-03-02
HELP wANTED-FEMALEs.

A T. STEWART co.
rs class dressma who take measures cut "a
and trim None but experts need apply before o'clock
Managers desk, Broadway and 10th 81
A NGELLs ROMAN BATHS WANT AN AMERICAN
n girl for sundry and one to learn to give baths.
A GIRLS WANTED IMMEDIATELY IN PHILADEI-
IA. phia highest Address ODELL'S Employ
ment Bureau, l.7U7 Chestnut st., Philadelphia
A GIRL WANTED FOR GENERAL HoUsEwoRK;
n must be good laundress Apply at NO 800 West 10th 81
GIRLS WANTED OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES WAGES
" q-sni good places ready AZ ODELL CO.'S. 100
West Saith st.
WANTBD-A RESPECTABLE GERMAN GIRL FOR
w general housework must be good washer and ronor
and good watress city references reQuired Apply 81
Irving place corner l7thn
INANTED-BY A PRIVATE FAMILY, A GOOD COOK
w washer and roner, and willing assist the
general homework. Apply At - West 18th ~
VVANTED-TIowER BRANCHERs AT HENRY
w CARRIES 23 Union square,
IUANTBD-A CHAMBERMATD WHO UNDERSTANDS
w washing and ironing perfectly In small family must
have good city reference. Apply, between 10 and VI ~
81 No " kast 54th a.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-15
TIE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.


dni Al G9 Baepn-IunLerand Cut dull at Iii short Rb
g4s Ha8.-ISns cut dull at i6 shoulders dun at q 8.
Beei-Inaia Mos dun at 90 Extra do 9IlI At iT r., Fs
rrme city dull ai 42G ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS trmer at ~
is5 9Sss S@ s" az "a az q ald rS Oh @ steady "a g al S. FourExra
hrn az 20. wheat-No. spring dun a. lO6i NO
dn m ~ I'D 10 ,or Southern C"ri-So Mixed steady at 27
slhs Wpanls 81 ID MidnF orleans o7 sales 10000
bales. including 1000 for sPtculuon ani export recent
id chCspor Upauis Nidlbng claus", Decernbr and
52Rpay sqg any Iggs rly % %1crP TPGg USana Low Sddns
clause. February and March druyrTy, Ooi; paHlS Low
low Miin1s clause, shipped November sal, 6i7agi Up
lands. Low Mdng clause new crop shipped November ana
IIyEEroo Dec IL mBesf 81 uIEoe 10 e for , ErimG s,S
Mr-s Lar', 81 = e"L for American Pork % Dbl 'oi
ITrsi1.L Dec IA r.m-Snddng Uplands Cotton, ~
i, pp'i december ard January. 7an. 6i'sld .,.
$500 bales arrc American Upand Low 1ldilhs S.an'r,
March a.d Ap,l e,,'gi M % 's'i INLAND. Low aid
dnug cai. May aud june dclysry a.; Uni1aS Fy i%%
iivrEiGor Doe IA p. urlands Cotton low Aiddlins
lHETogi' De- - p T, nhr and January de-
hrcry Gi7-si Upnos, low M.dLs ea4, f,Dnui'y ari 3
PVT, MJ'9 ,,s agniI ,,.r uplaa low Ndilug clause,
ne,y en- . lpr-i Dec ash JsuuarJ, sal . 81 ~
~ ~ NcF viri w,,,--a iari 81 pcvt Tor Amenean
'Tn" 'TIn"y I i-I2arp m -ConsoIs 9ii- Tor hoh money
and ,c account itr states bonds enfoTt's' 1912 Er''
t-ltgsy y '''s- L.. ,.,n -,,,cy
an, tnr 4t.- uu Railway slar"- = l!Ti' 'n'i'eS
a, o.ls p,l gri .sut,s lpif = Zr inr i4r acclu,
iCNTIs ne lf-I %. TEc bullion ~ The Bank ot f;h
GLAND Ia decreased g39i.DOl during ne past "''A N'
,tli.. frr bntr md s. ard the account A.. u..,- ,
lNrJs Den liau =. nj r p'npoIunh ol @ tl' On % ~
EugaIi reserve - labihiE NLi'h L' "''A WIS 80 wv
ft,.f5N nee 1t y. m.-UnitA states bonds Sb 5,
IG7It q. COUPON IRE hallway snares Paris ad'i'e'
D,f" psr M Vcnl,s % lUii. Gjc. Tor tnc accniht m .
fIn,,. De. 1880 y. m.-'lrlnth ler"!'"H' - -
of-i n -liIna srlrts rurprntne, 3oG cwt -,.--,o
IoNlriN Ir II l-Eyr'ns aleu- a L'lSri % "'". . a.,
,,t- h., Foe ,ucis In tho Bank ~ France Los III.
r g., ~ UOI franc, during the past week, LNchIhse vi
IrrCur , 4 l6,. COR short ghI d.. ,ot 4.
~ pee = Petroleum. 81. FOR Fine Pale America'
New-York tribune., 1876-12-15

advance of rates." sold at 43ssS437s0 1917.
Tris was quite active at 9l209Os09+ Inc OF
1o,ls made dash. the common selling up 10 ZOis
"a ssaving there, while the preferred stock, after
'a1I;og nj 53ls, closed at 529l. OF Northwest
So,anSop there was not sale, the quotation beng
-, "a AL, and of the preferred only 400 sold
- - ses,l859. and .5esa ex dividend. Rock Island
S;d sell I'D to 99ss but fell back again to its open
80 rriee OF 90 Chicago Burlington and Quincy.
I'd Illinois Central, on light transactions, inn
.roved u and l per cent respectively Wa
Sosb and c., G. aud l. G. were better than their
avtrsme lowest prices, while Ohio and Mississippi
Sd not sustain yesterday advance. The coal shares
80 neglected; Delaware Lackawanna and West
sru selluga at 71l297lss07lSs07ll2 l2; Delaware and
urdson Mt 7O5s07Ol2 and Central of New-Jersey at
aIass1a03S5s. Concerning the latter a report was
s;rruated that its president and its attorney were
heforo the Chancellor of New-Jersey at Newark,
r.asnmably for a purpose connected with the ap-
roiptmort of a receiver, but the report quickly
eontradcted Neither the report nor its denial had
oyv effect upon the market price of the stock.
western Union did not respond to its favorable re-
nor. because as THE TRIBUNE said few days since,
tha nont had been too well distributed. The opening
was Mt 72lq aud after advance to 72S4 its close
vas at 1898 Pacific Mail after selling at
oa70 was sustained at 23l2 the same
az short time ago it was held at 25ls. or the
EXPRESSES Adams suffered further decline while
the Others were better The close was not as bril-
liant as some markets have before recorded, yet
steady. The final changes from the closing prices
Of Yesterday are as follows. Adyances-Michlgan
Central, ls c., c. d /. {. and Delaware and Hud-
son each l, st. Paul and Wabash each So Chicago,
Burlington and Quincy. st. Paul preferred, and
Union Pacific each L Lake Shore, 6s Central ana
Hudson and North West preferred each % Illinois
1 AmprgaO ENDrpSS l40: lDlte0 states
Express, q and Harlem 2. Declines..MoTriS and
Essex e. Ohio and Mississippi, and Pacihe Mail each
3; Adams Express p. aud Central OF New-Jersey
New-York tribune., 1876-12-15

The foreign advices were of no special Importance
to-day the political situation having undergone no
great change. In London, British oOnsOls were
easier. yieldiRg ls to 93l5lG. United States bonds
were firm. with old 1868 at 1O4ll, new hyes at
1057s9 lO6 and 1868 at IlOl4, ten-fOTties closing
AT 107I ex the half-yearly coupon. Erie ruled firm
al 91A There was quotation for money, but IL IS
presumably very abundant and easy for the direct-
ors OF the Bank of England, at the regular weekly
meeting today, made no change IN the minimum
rate of d ,cOunt It standing at the ped ig
ure of two per cent. The net loss OF bullion BY the
Bank for the week was 935 1000, the proportion OIL
reserve 10 liabilities being 523S per cent, same as
Last week Silver in London was 5Sl2 pence per
ounce. AZ Frankfort, L. S. new lives were quoted
at I0I3s During the week the Bank OF france
reported an increase of $4,000 francs. AZ rams
the French five per cent rentes opened az lOlT2i2,
closing at 1O4.6j. Sight exchange on London Is
ou6ted al 25.1612 The foreign exchange market
here was dali and steady at quotations selling rates
continuing ON the basis Of 5 81 l40S4 sig to the
for go DAYS bills, and $4 $50 81 S3l2 Tor sight
drafts. Gold was firmer at the start, 1912 as
against 1878 at the close last night, and 4y noon
was 1O75 In afternoon dealings the price declined
TO 1O73s Daily loans opened at per cent carry
ing and later ranged at Az 80 3per cent Inc ASSIST
ant Treasurer paid out IN coin interest lutOUV, anu
1857 600 i'm redemption Of called bonds. ne day
business ct the Cold Exchange Bank covered: Goid
cleared, &S5 sos, 900; gold BALANCES, $l,3o1,4i4
currency balances, $1,6S2,909. The gold quota
tiODs were as follows: -, O.. ,oz1,
New-York tribune., 1876-12-15
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

NEW YORK Dec. l4.-with soft, almost Summer wsather
aud Threatened cauing anxiety on tho part n hoI
10 reduce their heavy stocks Of dressed meats butchers e
moro ordinary In ncements visit the yars oh
inspect drove Of cattle with an 70 PurJhasi
thrin SELDOM such aecGmulatons Of dISrst
meats with little But 10 add 90 these We Io
not merely large supply but enormous quantity OF p9y
In fact selling down TO the value Of ordinary bes
t A. not much wonder that there Was very hiIs
doing IN the Jersey City stock yards where 50 esIs
OF cattle arrived making the total OF a. b9 heai sS
saturday. 1919 time last week. IL wOuu ht
quito bad the cattle nc 10 est Somebody mass
forgotten that ts Is Centennial year. aud almost
OF that year Better bold back the long legged and
scallawags uutu 1911 a least swing them monht t Si &
now and fatten them. To think that such calo
sei now argues Ignorance than have given dI9Ie
crft for could not learn Of single bid tor The hau o
OF Texans sale to-day. IL Will be that quite Bo
MANY natives sold at 7iaaSlfc % % V ewt Fat
Cattle but they not much Wante
hayc suc completely dead market ple
act tomorrow for the funeral The following were ihe
81 allie So at 7sc "a at sc all 5j n 226 az SIC ABOUT
half 50 b 81 at size half 50 M 81 at 5a,c SO n ~ at w.
hS an Gle; at 02i 3s al 9c 90 I0c less than 41s
ISfB7 m 10 az IOfc. and 20 at 1olecj Averages s W
call the decline yesterday fy &C., while the po1t q
nv causes s balance OF the deficiency. NoyerY extra c"
were sold good many bold for tomorrow :, mn N
fhe special ssles by Culver sherman for .s bs 90
n5a H. oic for L. Meyers, 80 Virginia. l40 p al
"a n. fr Waxe AlleTton 20 Illinois, l,?e3 sasi 80 oi
Y2ag M gac for Chancellor 81 10 virginia 100 70
5b n ib OF 225 n c, SO NJ "a OF llov 10 eEc anu -
each eoSama ~ 81 for or gactseha. 9. iss n s
Less Al EACH s Of l25s ~ s 70 81 ssS 10 ' nic s AZ az
New-York tribune., 1876-12-15
THE MARKETS.
TCaefunv reported for rRR rmguw.l
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
PR North Rirer. YesssiG. AMI Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

THUHsDAl, .
,,a,bet rather quiet III leist only
smaU tobng lots we're reported Pots quoted at 49, ana
Pearls, 6stc u. 49,, ,.., er,, c,v,no In
the s;nainrss supply Of late tlc sale.lt aIs -
cyted reached 1850 Java, l,OSS DiRs JaIh
{gg5 baes savanla ga bags Mexican ana 100 ags ~
Ion 30 on terms tFanspire the STOCK lSno" D7lV %
Including $40 Maraca and the bal tee La shAlfa ho
can ami 400 5ayanla mats also 20, ~ la's At ~ &
owing 70 scarcity the STOCK heI Is
stJl o,y 7O2 bags quotations are ~ follows 3
i,or crVOes IG3. fair lS3f0 Sc doy gOOu ~
al c do prie I93la2Uci extreme range Ior 20, i1t
Sii lava rrafs mats ld24c; SINGAPORE lSnlcc 'e4OD
II a. &C. MaTacaibo 17al9c; Laguayra fci JelsSl
fSanin domingo lJ0l5lc. Porto lIco ul5V.;
10 & t3tco Mexican II l2dl5 9c Manila, 10
isc Aneostufa n &c., Sdyana ljLal9c curacao 10"
nc an gold for Invoices , . IL, IN 4 do, ress.a
C0TT0N-Ihe market the spot was dul ana
though withoat quOtabe change sa.S 2 3i a. ,I sS7
ic6 -Gg hale la evening including 2JQ Tor export oo
tT nome consumption ana 654 for specuato OF the hpoN
10 oss are VET 10 arrive. The receipts at lhe ports Mot
"A as Iaies against 239i2 bales tlls Gay st fan ~
total since sept /, = 7s
iI ains g22 sO5 bales during the same PENCE iast
Year. there were 700 bales delivered on con"e' 'o''
New-York tribune., 1876-12-15

The customs receipts were $35O,0O0 and internal
revenue receipts 100000. The following is the
clearinghouse statement to-day. Currency ex-
changes, 64, ,0S3, ,5S2; currency balances S3,Oo4,-
$1,737,701.
There was considerably more firmness to the mar
ket for United States bonds on a falling OFF in the
volume of business fully two-tbiIds, yesterday 3
transactions footing up $3.50 900, and those to-day
not much over $780, 900. Skies of 1881 sold up to
1925 registered and 116l2 coupon issue, coupon
1905, new {" Andys'l, ruling 12lsG 112l4, coupon
5-20s Of 1869 at 1858, and coupon new fves at
1908 Yesterday the Treasury shipped an additional
100000 900 40 per cent bonds to London. This
amount is in excess of the subscription of the Synd
cate but is made in anticipation of further demand
at an early day. There sales of this issue in the
home market to-day at 1852. We annex latest
New-York tribune., 1876-12-15

Of the market very disposition operate at any price
Hogs steady Unchanged Cattle dull unchanged de-
grades Heceipts3S 800 bOls Flour
1900 bush Wheat 600 bush. Cora $4,000 bush oats
5000 bush Rye $500 bush Barley l2OOO head Hogs 4oO
head Cattle. - , ,,,,.
Wabash 81 2iia No. White Michigan, 81 2ii2j Amber
Michigan January q 81 February held at ,d 81 1872 = a.. 40
30 2 do Al 20 January, 81 30 No Red 81 2O2 Re
jected held at 81 Corn dull; High Mixed, t9c; New
4Gtc No 2 A0c: White, Soc; No. New ~ 0'sc 1e'
jected 47c New, 45e Oats dun No Dayton aRd Mieh;
igan 34c White SOC ClOverseed steady at - 30 Dressed
steady 50 80. Receipts-F1Our, 100 bbs; Whesb
$4,000 bush Corn, "a 900 bush; oats l20O bush SNIP
ments-FlOur, bIls Wheat 5000 DuShi Corn, 9u'OVV
hush Oafs
New-York tribune., 1876-12-15
DiuiSeno Notltes

oFrTcE OF rHE CONSOLIDATION Coal Coal c0NFAsr 9y
AT A MEETING OF THE BOARD OF
IN Directors held this day, q DIVIDEND OF 27 PER
CENT declared the Capital stock. payable on ana
The Traosier Books viii cose o'clock p. m, Dec ~.
'"D 80 'p'' OH '''' H. C. HICKS, secretary
ITNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY.
~ A DIVIDEND OF TWO PER CENT ON the Capital
Pacific Railroad Company viii be paid
after l. 1877 stockholders Of record Dec 90 1870
York stockholders will be paid at the office OF the Union
Trust Company, New York and Boston stockholders at the
Office Of the Company NJ a. Equitable Building Boston,
The viii be closed 90 aud reOpeed jan Il
Boston Dec. H. 1875 Il. H. ROLLINS, Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-15

The general stagnatiOn in commercial cireles ana
The restricted volume of business in stocks, hmlts
the daily requirements for money otherwise ~ tlS
Present. stsfe of tie banks with their depleted
reserves and their constant calls for out OF town
accommodations we should have a sharp seven per
cent money market. AS it Is, Is an e4cePtioihai
tgure, the more common rate on call loan to-uay
having been b. The closing rate was 4, with excep-
tional transactions at 3. There is no noteworthy
feature TO the market for commercial paper, ana
note brokers scale rates as follows:
New-York tribune., 1876-12-15

Quotation. follows CUBA Inferior 10 common "
hnng g. a9Lc; Fer gsic Good, l1c Prime; lOisc tgr
10 Choice Grocery lUDlOcsc; Centrifugal, IO44llG; MO-
lasses hus. aud boxes, ga 7b2c; Mctda j2d fc Clyt
boxes D. \. 10 g. G0JNr; do. ASs. 10 10 T. O'-1
IO1sc; do Sos l3 IS. lOAsGllc POTb RcO-Echnilz,
Common 70 Prime 97l0se do Grocery FaiT 70 Gao c.
Nos 10 % ~. lOal02c Manila, 0d9'7c New.grisan
Refining Grades, 72a9c. do, Grocery Grades 92diVic.
Refined was fair demand NJ 4 2c for Powdered; lls1
ll9lc for Granultod Y for Cot Loaf l2c Tor Crushed
and II u &c. for soft White "a" an
TALLOW-The market shade easier Win saes' 9o''
600 N Prime AT se y n. -,
Ell and seller 81 ~ gallon. small sale was ruinofeu
nj "A RalDn.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-15
nANANA MARKET

,r,,,x, ucc li-~pansh Cold 22l '.a222. Exchange
t T1iiad saio. 90 days currency, 0@lc discount
onn Ia. islt s'i45a premium; on London loal"-2
MUM gu
New-York tribune., 1876-12-15

mn Tie market ruled buyers favor paIlcnMay IN % cr
n,efin o and low Tades which were rAtner PlesI Ss
be demand was moderate ana manly aSs @ @ TSs
Indies Tho yoDbhs
Mss ~ small parces for immediate use saies so90 90
I including $500 bbls City Mis Extra & az ~ p, cS
Tonpd ios Of bb brought ~ 70 Tm OPs Extra AZ
Grade Extra At $6 46as5 6S 10y ynnssots R1 Extra al
~ 99SSs SO Tor Plain. and q sVeSg az and and go
bSs 10 ~ a raOUs Sas mainly for
NJ ,mmeaafe wants OF tho local rade saoo ~ ~ 9s ty
90 l5esJ for Common e 5ail y, common 70 Choice
New-York tribune., 1876-12-15
Thc following were the quotations for the shares

There was moderate demand for the railroad
at frmer figures. North Westerns were weak
common GOLD consols down TO 81 and registered to
s9l5. Ohio and Mississippi seconds were ls better
Of III. Me annex cnrrent quotations.:
New-York tribune., 1876-12-15

Good Ordinary

sTct GOOD Ordinary Mlddling 10 ~
oT fntre deiyoTy there fair business ~ pYo oao
cline sales yesterday after meGeInDe DOB iPS Pebr1aTy
100 10is.c January BOO l2siec; 3OO lsPs o1n ~
o1o 12zsc; GOO 12o,4c; March. 500 i2sss zOo ti 1o
April 300 iSsg May 300 lSc JnsaZg J9ne g oS January
of March First sales second 700 pse
Third ca-AGgast lOO lSrsse t9ia i9ta ode 2ias"c
sto0 pic COO i2issc 1000 l2lsc FentaaTSi Fe iUc
2se 900 i2sssy 200 l2a4c 900 l2,1,e iSIU MsscG 56
SSgasc iSS 200 ssc 100 iSsc 500 Soc 12fa. i fS iSo
5sos, 300 1895 100 l2s'szci April 200 lS9sci Sy9
lSsci i,S 2yV 3 c JHne 100 ISasci 100 l3ise July,
30 s9c August 800 $780, % %tota e,g Zzgoo UAie''
New-York tribune., 1876-12-15
sales bn Auetlon

A. MgRwTy Aacuoneer
TlY BANGSSo Co., 656 Broadway, near Bond
ID st-Sales OF Books Works Of Art &C. &c
FRIDAY, at 4 d. m.-STANDARD WORKS IN History,
Biography Romance Poetry Travels Science Bellies Iettres
&C.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-15
Ceqal Notlrcs.

IN pursuance of an order of DelanO Z. Call
vim esq SURROGATE County OF NewYork, notice Is
hereby given apesons having claims aganst me estate
ceased 10 present tho with vouchers thereof 70 the sub
krber at the Office Of A. g. ThOrp esq Pnes In the CITY
of NewYork before the 10Th day Of December next
Dated New. York, the 18th day OF June, 1876.
ICES law6mF ALPHONsE ]. LA FARCE, Executor.
IN PURSUANCE of an order of DELAN0 G..
il CALVIN esq. Surrogate Of the County Of New York.
notice hereby given TO all persons having claims agans
JON A. SAVAGE late Of the City OF NewNOrk, deceased
o present the same vouchers thereof 20 the subscriber
at her place Of transacng business at the office OF hugh
Porter no street. the City Of kewYOk, or before
the 28th day OF February nextDate NewYork the 10th
dag OF August 1876. AGNES SAVAGE ExeeuulS
anil lay6mF No. 9 Dey-st., New. York
New-York tribune., 1876-12-15

State bonds continue quiet dealings being ON the
whole restricted to certain houses making them
speciality PLAIN skies of Missouri were up to 107lI,
paid and bid lot of S3l 900 Tennessees, new is
sue, fetching 42. The current quotations were as
New-York tribune., 1876-12-15

The earnings of the st. Louis, Iron Mountain an'
Southern Railroad Company for the first week O
December were: 80
l290OO lS75.....-S 1872 IH0reaso9'io
New-York tribune., 1876-12-15

OoVd- v III
There neutrality-suspicious. Tor time loans. NO
following were the rates of exchange ON Hew-YOTk
At the aforementioned cities to-day: Savannah, 4
offered; Cincinnati. dull and heavy, lIQ9i y dis
count; Charleston easy, Ssa7l1; Is par; st. Lous.
150 to It's discount; New Orleans, commercial 20
aalej bank u and Chicago, 7I T. so discount. Inc
United States Treasurer at Washington received To-
New-York tribune., 1876-12-15
NTEW-YORK SUPREME COURT-City and

NEW YORK SUPREME C0URT-City and
~ County OF New.YOrk. -ABBIE w. LAMBAhD, as ET
ecurx Of che lest win and testament q "a "a aAa
BARD, deceased, plaintih agt RALPH g JonNSs sna
PRANCES D. JOHNSON. individually and as ~ ~saecnaees
OF RALPH C. JOHNSON, deceased ea snd essb ~
them: You are hereby summoned sna IsluIeSS 70 tn
served upon you serve cofy OF Sogr snswsr 20 ~
80 an the aubscrDer 81 MS ONCE NunDer at
pro- In the city New York. within twenty days aer
he service exclusive OF the day o. ynch service a
complaint within tho
h nlaiptG In this acton win apply 70 the Court for the
sais- 81 - dennnded the complaint
feT fnsted New.York, l0th Oetoher Islo.
D~'N WILLIAM r. MARTIN ,--..-..-
PLAINTIFFS Attorney. 14l Breeaws{;
The complaint the above entitled action va M { n On
the I'd day OF November, 1875; 49, I. MARTIN
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