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from the Bank Of England on balance Rentes are
l04f soc. Exchange on London, for short sight,
25r 15c In Frankfort the United states funded loan
is loi,s. silver closed-at 5ea pence per ounce
rng UNITED STATES TREASURY
The revenue receipts to-day are $3.50. 900; customs
receipts $3.50 bank notes received for redemption,
$780, ooo
The market for railroad bonds this morning contin-
ued quiet, and prices are generally higher. Tho toll
lowing were the changes prices compared with last
previous sales An advance Of II in Ohio and Misss-
sppi consolidated Toledo and Wabash rsts and Toledo
and Wabash seconds; u in North Missouri hrss. and
X In Milwaukee and ST. Paul Il. and NJ. divisionl
There was a decline of per cent IN Great Western
seconds and 4 Union Pacific sevens land grants;
otherwise there changes This afternoon the
dcniinss were vcry moderate Chicago and North
western rsts sold at 105sz Union Pacific land grants
at I0o sinking funds at Ola; Milwaukee and 81 Paul.
Chicago and Milwaukee division at, 100; Great Western
rsts 100 seconds at Il regular and 20 seller 10,
and Union Pacific nrsts at 1861. The following we're
the closing quotations Tor Pacific Railroad bonds:-
Union nrss, lo54 1885,; do land grants. 99s4 100;
do. sinking iunds 9l 9lS; Ceutrals, losis loss.
STATE BONDS.
State bonds at tho Board were X lower for Tennes
see sixes new series, and steady for North Carolina
sixes old 10 which dealings confined
BANK
The only sale OF city baak shares was Eank OF
New York at l20.
DRY GOODS IMPORTS
The imports of dry goods for the week were s764l lS3.
and the amount marketed $7,a. .34l. The total i'm
ports since January were 779, and the total
amount marketed SIS, 500. 594.
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
The closing prices OF Philadelphia stocks ARE ms
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BURGLARS FOILED.

A few days ago we'll dressed young entered
tho silk warehouse OF Hcllman h Herman. Churcn
street, and priced gooda Hts uneasy nanncr ex
cited tho suspicion OF Of tho clerks, who con-
cluGcd that no thief The day
following be the young man In company
with gang OF roughs, and, suspcctns design upoa
tho store acquainted Captain Canrcy, Of tho Fth pre-
cinct, OF the circumstance. The Captain coinciccc
with mis- Vows, and determined 20 keep :
watch the premises. On Thursday nlgnt
at O'Clock, q patrolman examined the dooa
and found the lock intact. Returning soos
altcrward he discovered new paddock on the door,
anc examination showed II TO DO dummy. Ths
thieves had cut on the lock with sharp Instrument
and evidently intended when the opportunity arrives
to enter the place Tor tho purpose OF burglary. The
dummy paddock calculated " deceive she patrol
post.
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ALMOST A MURDER

Mrs Shields, Of No $40 East Forty y-nrst street. o.
Thursday gave her husband 50 10 pay her daughters
fare in the cars from the country He spsns ths
money In drink, and the result was that hls ur<a<y
unsteady mind completely upset thas ho wvos
rnund the house With navy revolver threatening 10
XIII all l,s boardcrs Mrs shields starred yesterday
tor her daug herself whom he followed her 70 the
Depot where attempted shoot her U1cer Greeley
fortunately intcr.ogca time prevent him shieda
WAS commlttcd At the Ffsy.sccond Street Court 80
tercay tor medical sxAmlnauoA
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CLOSING rRIcEs-3 r. n.

ADVANCE AND DfCLlNE.
The following are the changes in closing prices COM
pared with those OF yesterday
ADvAxcE.--New York Central, s; Delaware ard
Lao kawanna, a; delaware ana Hudson, A. Lake
Shore, Michigan Central "a; Northwest preferred,
!, Western Union. h.
u. CLINE burlington and Quincy, a c., q. and |.
e.. "a; Ere, y Jersey Central, 4 Northwest, com
mon q: do preferred, 4; Wabash, u American Ex-
press. a; United States Express, e, and gold ~
Money loaned up to per cent and down to 2H per
.cnt closing apef cent. Tho rates Of exchange
New York at the aforementioned cities to-day were-
Savannah, = offered; Charleston. plentiful, u dis
couai par; CucinnatL duli, lilo u discount; New
Orleans, commercial, p n ole, bank a; ST. LOUIS
n SO to Z. discount; Chicago. IS cents discount
Foreign exchange was quiet ana unchanged. We
quotc:--
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A BAD COAL BARGAIN.

Louis Harwz, OF Milton, Saratoga county, Il 10 al
legged, called the l1lh Of July last, on Mr.. Henry
A. Mann, OF the Glen Cove Coal Company, and repre-
sencd that ho worth from s3o 900 to $40 coo, and
WAS anxious commence business in that locality.
lie talked so piausibly that Mr. Manu- thoroughly
deceived and gave him credit for between 81 600 ano
"a, 600 Subsequent inquiries showed that Tho man
was impostor. He was yesterday arrested bJ
deputy sheriff. and shortly atterward an application
was made before judge Brady for wris OF haDeas cor
puA tho prisoner was remandcd until this morning
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Henry W. Lockwood Edward Thompson, hides
and leather, at First avonus and Fortyhth street,
have been adjudcaed bankrupts on the petitions Of
Gvc creditors. 1noy have liabilities amounting "a
about $50 900. The principal creditors are M. w.
Thompson, Sl4, $50, aud J. b. Hoyt Co., S5,33S 81.
Register Dwight has adjudira:od Albert >. u Edgnl
Odeil stables at Nos $50 and 692 Lexington avenue,
bank rupls on tho petitions OF throe creditors. The
iargcs, claimant J. H. e. s. Odeil for Sl3, d6S 90
The following assignment was ycstoruay nlcd In the
County Clerks office John Otto hsiohon TO John
net
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETS.

FRIDAY Dec. \. 1876.
rwo DAYS
s,s,s,l ,,ss, l4s5 + ~ tss t,.,
jersey jersey; c.ys..... LAS 10 4lc5 1898
h1ssns-fr.ae extreme slow. owing IN pat, to the in
erioy ef the aa.'y 81 me ns5aa on sac r.iess e.
ns lss nss ne Il sssi s i
hssa. 'Sa for self !. ears q honsl ea..s ssss as s
iinnos steers !. sac per ~ weight N ew,; = Illinois
sss s L. wssa ss = .s 81 s' Or sss @ @
issa :. s @ rss . III s ssss ~ s
per H. weigh. "a ew. ~ ksssn,h. sod Tor \ M.afs
steers At ss weigh. 81 ew, .ss swi 10 illinois
Zee IT @ e.: ss weigh H. II s* :. % IS iii
s sss ssr T. " .s PER m @ weight d 4 %s oxen & 4
nos steers NJ ase per H. with Of the hsr wssh II
sssa q s "' u S.a ~s = sr d. ss % Z f".s +" per
soa .oa 10. Coon lostarg = ,,lllina. llina. Steer.
y Ss II ws; 81 y .eon. Il s psr sr
s s y a. s1 % S ssss .ss :, eva csry Cary .d
TsIsa sT sr Siren ias sS So. .ss. \;
Ss"iHssy SssS ;'s:s. s..s :, s. VIA 4
ssy ssss 4 S i. 3 ~s s.as. q
seer. Al s per H. wss ~ ss g " Asnsa
Green q Illinois s;ssr,as ~. per ~. weight o. ~.
Gilcs sold sell ~ state steers aimed.
~ &C. sc per h.. weight H. 7ui livewern 10 dress
Fl 81 sold Ds % nss ss Ss ysS' ssn ss
lO6c per d. weight ss cwt or j. Holmes ~ Illinois
steers ut y,4c ss4c per To- wei.h IA cwt for y. Nc
Pherson " illinois steers ut ssu BE- To-. weight 9.
for s,ss'i s tsis tn.
weight =. As = al x ss
Illinois and 7c 7tac per ID weight az
cs ew; for Christie .S ~ iiIo, m steer. a. &C. per
NJ. Goldschu,dt sold or a. tllmann IS Virginia
stein Is illinois ut 9c H.. weight "a 80
Illinois steers ut 9e aos per lb with y OF per head,
llirch Co 80 Illinois Mt thc per ID weight
IA cwt ior A. Sonlhener is Virginia steers NJ &c. per
It si.c sc per ill., weights o,s cwt ext; l. Roth
schd 81 Missouri stee.s ut s,c 0c b weights "a
sx Io ~ HU,T. ;,s IS Illinois steers IN 4, se per
10 head. 1Os4c. per lb.. weights cwt- IA cwt
Smhsr AND LAMBS Trade very slow; quality from
ss4c sac per 10 u Kirby sold - sheep weight 1890
S se pss - \ Ia sheep ,s Weigh. ou ,S y 6 psr
5se. per lb. al3 Ohio sheep, weight 5o.5io lbA at
a11c per lb; ls7 ohio sheep weight 1850 ibs,
.so ' ' s. IL rs g s s'a'et s%s: S.". rs,Ss. .s
weight 5.s4o lbs !. Ac per ID. Davis ( nalrn.
Ssss sed E ls s He w:sS: & I. Y s
b. 10 mixed Canads and Michigan sheep including
ia%ss weight ,s IA :. &C. ps: IA 1s ssS,s as. ns
%sat.' ls%ss wy weigh: p. NO ~ 's. ."1S.
head =. ssac per ID X. sew,on sold iu5 ohio sheep
weight ~ bs per head q 3por cwt; loo Ohio sheep
cock sold Ia Ohio sheep. weight III lbs per head B,c
per lb
vnALs AND CALvks smooth quality veaIs sold at De-
e1c. pcr b. led calves ut ~ 70 xl2 pc! head
Hocsi2i Ohio hogs live weight ~ To lbs, sold
6iac. per ID.
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epyERsNKNr noxps.

Government bonds were weak to-day and prices de-
rincd i a y per cent, in sympathy with the TALL in
gold The market closed fairly active at he following
quotations limited states currency skies, l2o1
l2ls do. do, 1881, registered. ii2A li2s do. do,
do, coupon, li5s4 lo do do, 1885, registered l0ss
l0sA do. do, do. coupon. i0st IA losS4; do DO,
DO ncw registered losgS 100; do do. do, coupon,
ilIA "a liz. 30. do. 1907, registered, llls liz;
DO do, do, coupon. li4x a rs; do do, lsds. reg
isicred, 112ls ll3; do do. do. coupon ll0ss
il0A; do. tenforues registered, liz ii2ia; do do.
COUPON ll2 1l2,s do. hvcs, 1851, registered, l1o
llO5s; d. do, do, coupon, llo5s lioA 90 AS,
l0ill los.
HAREEr.
cold opened al lU.ts and closed al 10sL tho cx.
,rcmcs OF the day Tne carrying rates wero 4, 3ia.
I,s. g. s, 2 and por Loans were also made tat
atc in the day.
The steamer algeria, which arrived IRON Liverpool
his morning. brought Elss,4o0 IN specie and tho
steamship from Havre brought sloo. .ooo In gold coin.
OPERATIONS ar rng kxcnAsGx HANK
Gold balances. ........... III, s46 yi3
Gross ciearances. 70, ,435, 900
TIL. roREiGS MAEkEr.
Consols 10 London up to Y@is, an advance;
Cn,.ed States bonds there unchanged except Tor
,ho ls67's and the nves. which "a higher than
yesterday. To-day Elo5, 90 baliion waa withdraw
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GRAIN.

LIykRPooL, Dec 5. 1876.
leading grain circular ''Ihr has been
exceedingly wet during the week. and Hoods in dis
tcts have causet serious damage Last night there
sharp Frost aud where the is tho
wheat looks Well The snai supplies interior
kets enabled make further advance this woek
of - per quarter wheat wnich has been eagerly
taken by mers. who also purchased iureigi similar
The chief feature however the active de-
mand calling ani Tor uture arrivals.
especially Californian the Tor which advanced 2s
quarter since last week extra qualities reaching ss
high a's. 6a number OF parcels have likewise been
brought here Tor holding bnt the quantity offering
extremely limited Maize on the spot steadily in-
active delivery
Our fresh arrivals OF wheat and Hour small and of
articles quite moderate Al o-days market quota
tions advances Id GENITAL tor both white and red weas
been business in the latter than tho
former with. the whole. fair average transac tons
Flour moderate extre prices. Corn
in iar smand Ht Sd per quarter advance.
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Totals iTJ Ss2 I.J1o
sales ioiossYs;,s ;,srday si.sr two MmDsss%-
ss 80 si; iss IN Ss,sa Sss:, =
& 4. i s siTs ) ,so 's 5, );
~ is + .Ss s' !. ' % " j M E :; i i: 100 a $
is s itS !; ls ,ss rss.ua.y az So 1,ss i, ~ At
= = s ' .s 70 !; II /. ss ss os Al 'i 3 L.: oq os %
.. Y a7s 70, a. ~ ne npr & 40 at II sas.
sco a' is as,c, AUGUST. 200 AZ - s-Ise. 100
A. 'ss ssssp. s' Il e port. ss', "ss sss.
7os bales New orleans, i22 No lie. .v5o Savannah,
80 s"Isi@sss. -: New Y"sf, 90 ho;toa. 4.S;
m ID " DAY ~ last y' Z M ro .nse ans s ~sSs
l. isaa3s bales. la. night Cotton tresh.s closed
sS " y steam sc. seapre,sa y sail, s.e 70 Liver
quoted At % s., gold in bond joo.s selling $751;
s%Isncy sa ana "Jse sc ~ & ali gaa
JOB lots were quoted :. ss @ STEADY s =, r 81 = 70 81 g.
on ,i,rol quis. a. " y per sw. Tor s.as los
Sic. ior tcnncd in ob- on spot crean tartar Was
"r m French ss Sic for 4I Powdered in bis sns sc isr
DO sohos cnGss.orn @ @ and Or ether , as,sr Mere
Borax easy; aaoied at Ioae Tor rcnnsd ely and
~ Is s. 10 currency Burgundy pitch quoted
e4c Guarana was entirely nominal ~ ~ ~ $3 Mamma
small @ s"'s Ss nov lor is iarsss Divi ay;
s % as per r to-" aus ss's % s
Bchromatc potash was quiet at 100. Ice sal am
moniae dull At ie gold Irish moss was an,e ,s
>unac firm $l -. Arguls were steady at
5c 2s,ac gold secor"ng 50 Quality ',en,asn aa
held 4Oc. colombo quoted Mt &C. Tor whole
isc powdered. Gum scdda was hrm at sac able;
s sG 70" Ordinary l;saa uranss peel was aae
sc, Venice turneniine was firm At 24c zoe .Astilo
sosp-.out white was scarce: quoted nt Ice ioasc.i
n pure o as. o a,. TSd ..1 asd as Al Z.
f Ss md H & Tor s,,,. "ys s!sas 9ss ;. .ss s g
Morphine was nrm II "a 73 iod.cc potash. potash wa.
aus,: au quoted At ac 35.c chlorAis potash WINS in
demand at 24c gold rertaric acid was puet
~ 42,sc gold tor cryaa aud aG,sc tIsc or powuersu;
former prices: quoted lfoi sc 5c. currency. Tor
selected. Lacoree paste .cnlaoria at 3ie; spanish
Gu1aina at SIC large Guralna at sac. a Sic; r
>. small a. 800 sJssc; cerglinno at 4sa Gut snsn %
5Oc. saffron was steady ~ PC. ior American ana
50 so for spanish, Gaianga root was urn ~ loc l2c
Al 81 Is for Scwiounaand ~ 81 Norwegian. Kim
prices ranging from ~ 10 aSl % Aoes were
fyc Tor ainaica bcnched Ergot Arm held 81 10
81 Quicksilver quoted at 5ic Doe here and ooc
gold in ualiorna Arsenic was ~ ias dem and at 3'sc
Sac. gold for white powdered and lie l3,ec ior req
do. seeds quiet Wo quote :-Mustsrd- Yellow Ca
fornia. y,yc. Toe. brown DO G,sc 7ssc and brown
quoted :, 10 and smyrna at ~ a. iismp
wns que. 81 Sl4 csrawsy was Arm. At &c. I2,c
ou,es =, 25c. u 35c Tor ,;srmAn and Soc old
and 81 asc. tor roman tiyccrine vas IN
a. Ise' nrris root was steady at i-isc. Zoe.
Tones beans were quoted ~ lSc eac
for Angostura Althca root was quoted ~ zoe soc .cr
and lc Tor second do vae-ian root Was quoted * 2oc
re. Tor English and iic i'c for aermsn - Aonmen
SnrsapariIa liiet but steady we qnote: nondura
common at 3lc sIc do do for export, 3oc 37c sod
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8 0)o NJ Cen lst, ,conv

W. NJ zen ISL couV
Goo Chi X NV ist
2tssbontn y Miss u.
100 ohio ( VI con.
1900 North Mo LIST. b3
800 | u 4 IS. ig.
1910 I'm Pae ST be
.UOW L y e, 1900. i.
l.. sl,s Fourth \ b..
loo Dcl \ li ,an. =. be
~ L ) Express. 49,.
81 American TX be
90 So, 4. !. kl..be
lS~ do. ...........
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COTTON RECEIPTS.

blowing are .ns total ne. ea:.oa receipt. a. all
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.
PRODUCE.
NV Yers Produce Exchange Report !

lAsw York Produce Exchange Report.l
Pork-g.sern dull at IT'S Western dnil a, 5us Eaeon-
Cumberland cut dun iss short ribbed dun 43s
aa.Lons cut sa At ~ shoulders is dull dull a. sss I'd
bssmiads mess aa Al ess extra do da a' io1. prime
lowfrme city dan AZ IS ID Turpenlne-spirits
Cheese irmer eos Lard Oh steady as
aSdy 4 5 3D. s's s a 10 s.saa a Il M "a Mnss
,ssdy G T. @ ID DO DO Southern firm at los 100
Lard. Sis ID. per cw for American ''- :
OIL.
Refined o,,r.s aa eaa aLGspos as os Dso ,s,s
nnsesd. SIS a as ID sperm oil. sss Goo
Petroleum. 75f for nne pale American
COTTON.
LIVERPOOL Dec g. 1876
Trade report The market for yarns and fabrics at M.n
% sns ass dsss dssa
es,a DO. do. March and April delivery, II .iod. DO.
DO do crop shipped November and December, sail,
ysa %" a1 sppca % xna an% .a
REVIEW or rug rAsr wsnK
Llyrarool, Dec. 8. 1875.
The circular III. Liverpool Cotton Brokers Association.
reviewing the week ending ast night. :'cotton
~ less reanes, 's early ar Of a week and prices gave
the market rhursiy active with larsc business,
and previous Thursdays quotations wero nearly
the prices declined 6. bur IL
Island has bes nessctcd and prices are anenapgsd
transactions ~ fntGes were comparatively limited at
WEEKLY REPORT or TRANSACTIONS. Ioles.
Saes oi tue $500
Exporters look 500
Spectators took. iOUO
,ss
Tcia receipts. 6s 9oo
Aetnd export 1000
Amount OF cotton ahoat. $500
Torwardsd from the Slips side direct to spinners 4oo1
American sales the week $4,000
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FINANCIAL.

A 4 REAsONABLE RAThs-MoNEi oN EOE AND
N Endow owmont Insurance Policies and Mvrg ,ges; same
~ kinds with
j. H. iIAsHiCli * 60, 10 Broadway.
A LEX. FROTuINuIlAM a. Co,
IN Bankers Brokers No. II NAL ST. dcalers in first
class Puts and Calls buy and carry Stocks long
sired of three i've cent. Circulars and
wrek v vrppur sent lice
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.


Cotton steady; niidding HE; low rdding. IO7sc
good ordinary iOsc Net receipts 1886 baios gross. 2
Exports coastwise Ass. Sales, a.0os stock Ill 1911
Wcekiy-Net receipts. ~ Si3 baes gross 27D74. tx.
portsro Britain 1885, to France ll5; coastwise
1o,5S5. Sales. 81 U,1.
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HONEST OPINION.
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VOCAL WORKS
Panic Accompaniment.

Mother Goose Melodies. Beautifully illus
trated. (Ask for Novello's Edition, or
you will get cheap photograph copy. }
Sl.50 in boards full gilt, S259.
Shining Lights. A collection of Sacred
Songs. Sl.i5 in boards clotl and gilt,
$3.50
Golden Leaves Vols. /. and II. A collec-
tion of Songs and Choruscs, BY W. S.
Hays. Fash vol. Sl.75 in boards cloth
and gilt, $3.50.
Hearth and Home, Sweet Sounds and Fire
side Echoes, Three vols. of choice Home
Songs, by Hays. Danks, etc. Each vol,
Sl.75 ip boards cloth and gilt, $3.50.
Priceless Gems. A fine collection of Songs,
by Wallace, Thomas, Keller, etc. S1.75
in boards; cloth and gilt, 50 SO.
Peters Household Melodies. Vol. |. Con-
tanning all the latest and best songs by
Hays, Danks, Thomas, Stewart (about 100
songs). IS in boards cloths and piit, -.
The Opera at Home. 4 collection OF Stand
arc Opera Songs, selected from over s5
Operas. IS in boards cloth and gil;. S..
German Volkslieder Album. - songs,
with Eng. aud Ger. text, $3.50.
Mendelssohn's &c Songs. Elegant folio
edition. Ful gilt, $3.50.
The same for deep voice, in 3 vols, Syo,
each, $3.50 in paper; cloth. $3.50.
Schumann's Vocal Album. 80 songs, with
Eng. and Ger. text. $3.50 in paper full
gilt, $3.50.
Sunlight Of Song. A collection of Sacred
and Moral Songs, beautifully illustrated
10y the Bros. Dalzcl. Full gilt, 81.