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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-18
THE STATE OF TRADE.
ETfRDpTAN MARK Els

TIvPRrcO Fch I7-l2.3O y. n.CotOu duh AM Impressed
MIing UplaHls %, - Midlng orleans. Gisi. sales 5000
bale. incl inc 10 speculation and export receipts
I.BDJ bales. which 1900 bales Amercau COTTON 10
iis. ohrape. AMI hat sa!eso Mnilins OpiAis Low
M M CLAUSE. and dely al 6s L. DO do, June
and Juiy delivery. al % I'D.
II.ttloo., frD. IL p. m.-Mid.Ing Upland Cotton.
~; Milding orleans G5.; sales u Mdd!ing plan r
regular CONTRACT Skipped January ~ I'D do L." MI cling
claus, -!npP'd January per SAD. AZ Fd DC" doi M.r,L
6l5,gd do. tobr ANA Aaci delivery nom say an
nan Al G,tl as vi Milling Mobiles, Los MddnG AUS
p JanIaIy (p,r sab AZ 81 J4d Beef. $50 Lric''
ia E.i-,t Fob l7-3 p. m.-~ales Of N ddlng Uplands
CotoH low Mild ing ella arch aud prl livery, a.
Co... "a I. ,.o lD, May aud Jun dc.is -, 10 'asi
IIyKsFu0. Fr. $3.50 n-Of me sales ~ Cotton today
4.Juu h4.o acrc NOR can. ,--.
i,r.rOui. Zen 80 - mCotton to arrive steady an
ISL cDeaper day OF NJ ng pandS. 10" ~ u
ding shipped January trr Sa 81 90. zen ,'I :"
10 ,oun 10 2OI4 gl y Spit, % feFrOrun ~ 4 ga
IOSb.,. lcI l-l@J y. H-. o..'lN ~ 10 i"I 'Hoh,
ant al o, omit ned = aies bonds Ntw flVcs
LOG ne IA ay Shares, 81 do, Preferred 81 Ne"
/, v,tN T.b i7-2 D. m.-Paris adv Co.'S quote Renies
ioy~,N P.b l7-3 r. u.-rhe bullion in the Bank OF En-
r1tud MS iIcrca,rl t3;OVOl daring the pas wees .
Iu.uuN rcD. l.. do 4. hiir IrulriL On "i lie l'ahs
Iuul al % labuf, % c as week was 80 ie
cent; - - per cen. lalON. - s FcA- 49,,
luNu, Feb III g. n.0us '4' 80 ls Tor money ana u :
iaNDoS .cb. II 80 D. ~ R'dnod Petroleum, lo'l y
i,>s,, Feb -Ivening- Linsecl OIL 2l3 3 cwt Spir
A.. Iuurufnr y g Hops nim II ~ 10 ~ 10 ipi
Wis,ltsiu> G!G ~ IO iOr American Hia e.
l,- l.b iht s,t4r ~ tir baiA Oi Franc" has ID
cr.l..,l H. 1000 francs during t.r pat w-cA.
ANIwK.r toJ. a.. lru'sn hat al 81 a. ioI i.ho F"i'
Armenian.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-18
LIVE STOCK Markets.

NEW YORK, Feb. III EETEsThr col weather coninurs
favorable foT e hut market IL not very brisk fF'os
about "A. rIa which cannot b. ro"red muoh hSht
than ON MollaN scarcely taxing The market honfh
,n,sh some ndyid quite that ttceps Ia h
IA rIs Cy and ~ ~ Nleth ST. mikhs 'S h,a'
Total this 6.sOi, against 9JoZ same lh' a,,
yros the ordinary run oi hinh 81 ca'le Hil
lD.-ouly about 20 head good enough !" se AZ
IL %. - n Most sales wrt" made al lo@l lo VIZ, looi ~
ga0 70. ami bulls AT ic Brir the fresI cattle there Mere
len yc,rriav hut all have now De N SOFA rho
dead meat Jrratcy active Chicago dressed
al giad-c demand fresh kiloi Was gen fdJ
selling az SAT- &C. - - ,,,..A a Mar. a
cara Uirsch Joseph ears, To1oy sons. 10 cars 10 X
Martin Fuller c., cars. Briggs. cars the rest a'l
81 oldsnith had 10 -el for Irsci ,Scrs Co.
Is Illinois steer. 100 n. Al lOlc % 10 les ,s.h
of llc 80 H. and 30 81 about 90 cwt hrl al c.
n IL also ii'nch JOS PHI 81 Illlhos s'r'r. Wim
49, NJ at 90 IS H. and ~ head 81 OF pcwL net AZ
lie 81 n 20 OF l3l7 H. al '.c % H. oss u h,a any
o,sn s30 d. nj giq H. vita "a steers for Brssa li3
coney & McPher~on for paiismsn Newton. 80 Illinois
ST., rs cwt lOa,c 50 n and ii iac, 81 10 ONO io y
Taynf cSt at lOi. blc; % OHIO cltte LOT IL S"c man
"a cwt at Oic 81 H. aud 81, also OHIO for H. j. Miller
ID g. uvrr ior d. H. sherman, 10 Illinois steers ~ d.
AT IDLc of 200 al lie, 90 ~ ana IL o lolI 10
st lie n n with OF 4, 100 N at Re. 81 10 ~ . ,,,
= W. ld 30 Illinois .e.r ~ OF 80 10 ~ iytc"
M iauterbscl Morris W., as Illinois bulls lSoo TO- ~
q H. &esiheimer sold 80 Illinois steers. l.la0 ID. at
IOI,c ~ rough Oxen AMI helicrs
h. ~ n. and soc per head win 90 o""""" roush
cattle. % % n, AT Dc, b5 % -. -. Ar. ,,.,. ..,,
CayE~-The health ferreiing out tho little bob
esyra after y In ssol and ooniis.atig hoh, ~
farmers dealers fnd risky business Lave eaveA were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-18
COTrON MINK ErS.

PHIL pRLpHIA Feb. l7.-Coton dull; Middlng l3'4c
Low MIidIng. II Good ordinary. 10 &C net receipts
go ba,s. gross. 80 bales
GAvRsfoS FEB I7.-Cotton quiet. Mddlng. l2+c.; Low
,es: rxlor,s 10 Biitan, 1000 bales; 10 The Co ii
mont 1856 bales c'asN ~ hasi sales, ,iS bales
stock 60 93 bales gr",- rcce pts l,B23 bales -
MkNPnIs Feb l7-IpitOn dull and nominal Mhlding, ~
0l2ise. receipts $50 bales shipments. 2Sll bales Sales
l,3 BALES stock. 2 ; bales $3.50 80
NoaPoLK Fob. IL otIon dun MiddIng, l2@c. Let re-
celps 220T ba ,Nlorts coasiWis 5ss bales sales Vi
bales stock. 10 j5i bales. $3.50. 49,
WILMINGTON. Feb. Z COTTON unchanged Middiing l2te
Low Mnldng II &c; Good ordinary Zoe; receipts $40
bales ey or Ia Great Britain 9jj bales Sales 90 bales
stock, 81 bales. - go, -,
sAvtSSln Fen l7.-Cotton dull middmg i2@c; Low
Miadling lilac. Good ordinary, loc; net rrccps oLo
bales ro, sos bales exports Britain 2G6i bales
AUGUSTA. F,b. I7-Cotton duh tending down Mhduns
lie Middlac &C.; Good Ordinary iOe receipts
CiScISSsn Feb iT~Cotou duh Midiling. 1850 Low
Miidling II &C. Good ordinary 9sc receipts sos Da'es
slpent, lG bales: sales u bales stock IL = Ode~
IorIsyIIlE Frp 10 dull Middlng. l2tc 49,,
dim laIsr Low Mtldng lie; GOOD Ordinary s'sc net
receipts 76 bales 1894 bales exports 10 Great
UritaI, q ID bales France 1908 bale 10 toe continent
bales coastwise 1859 babes sales oooo oae' s'oA'
EosroS Feb H. Cotton quiet and steady quotations re-
ytss; Middlng lSc Ioy Miidlng. l2tc Iood oidihal,
I0c net receipts 1913 baos gross lolo ohes 'a'os oo@
bales. stocK ~. POO bales =, ~.
10 - Low Mdng l7s@l.c Good Ordinary 10 he gI',ss
"a bales exports Great Britain $50 bales Ia tue
Continent, 500 bales coast"se W paes sales o. oaes'
stock 9734 bales .,,,. -, 49,,
d NIX ii GSIl sc. Good Ordinary. 0c net receipts t3l
baies gruss bales EXPORTS eoastwSe, 3s bales shos
2 40, bales; stock. "A 6O7 bales. . ...
CHARLESTON, Fob H. rt-@'. dall and nominal M""os'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-18
nnMEsrIc ,fARKETS.

prpouo. Feb II -l,ece,uts Elour 100 bnls; wheat
900 ,'..1 ipn,is flour 1000 hb = whest 43.oDd
bush Corn 900 bash. oats, i3u'O h.'l -Four Iilr
tuiu.l.i,t ears AoN 90 20 a., ol tlac@ uai'
nceo'.ct iIe o. rotri L.i' NV o@'r; t ,r
ipr, nrm a. - for lo,yy Moss. Lard ira at ij'4c
40 iro r. Flour quiet and unchanged whea! n
iai. 'r', III II pat ,'H nm aac Apni No
@Ho, 'lo' h. 'g'' 80 S"ru Irri "" 'aa h'.,eI'
ii So o. Mar. - ld Arrl. ou,-D nllni heet Ga'
% ' a "'', lai close iu md loser GJ !Gic
No. .t-'is AMI nietr AZ - 5j"50 % PORK sr,ug an4
i,r - p. SPOT ~ 5oass' - March; ~ -
pr"s aaacri - S IL NJ MI, S1 ,61n ,ar and
''' -. r 49, oi,r Vdd@.. e. WHISKY. i o5 Rec ip;s
ti 7oil bhi. Mhrat 900 b.s,. Corn o5.oO' BUSH.
oats. D. roo bush m L00G o,'ha :" 80 s Gdr
"a 30 busIOas. lIOj0 bash; Barley 100 onSi' iSe'
Ml W,rkhr Feb l7.-Four quirt, unchanged Wheat
steady =" M"Na,,r'' az h in - II d.. 20.
is ir e. go .ic Baii1, nrnrI h I'd hsucr1 No
iors ~ ~ l2r.- cash ~ 20 MARCH, - 90 Arr1
I@r-in IreE a." Ham. i:I fg ~ t altc >Sa
d,r. Sal loos, o'4 e. boNei Aiiaiss ilgi ~,
9NL nr'srS Hos mr. AZ =, S.n saio@r,s-
Four II 900 bbs.. Wheat 100 onsh L.
nnal nd IO1 CrIdr. Flour Gact aidow grlies *
s % e In as asS and Min c.oa Fn a s. Is
9s 90 roausyiya Indiana and Oo no. at - 70 10 an
s. ania ,l = I9Gsl Amber. II i0Gsl ~ Western
K.d ri O5aSI 20 ald Whitr II 3d. Rye -oHSic corn
Ir.s ariiyc yellow Jia59; sail 6bci Mhfe, Ole oats
slow White. 45Gloc.; Mixed. i2&4ic. Blrty nacuye
Whisky 81 Western ia iioI - ma t. enter
M,rkc m tor choice grios; New lp~k aud Ba ord tolu
IL ris 5d31r. Frsts, - 30. western bA% - a
Iirsfs 2Ja2Gr Rolls cstcrn Extras, "a .5c
do Firsts lsG23c. Cheesc-frm tor hne qualiits Nrm
Work .ncy &C. do Prime. l25, l5" western tlhe va
gI3c Erss rruer and demand Hight lennsyl wanna New
Jersey and Delaware FRESH. lTdsc western Do 10 c
81 iOrIs Feb lI-Four dull unchanged Wheat net
Little dong. No He'd Winter I'll 81 = cla.i and toDFaSry
I5sds. JIj. April; 80 do, 81 Corn lfiuif 20
Mixed :5I,c cash, aud February: $3.50. Marcia. Al &C.
April Oats dun. 40 . 80 2c. hi. cash an February Ba
ouly inferior GRADES Offering. Rye "a
trnsaciions Pork higher ~ Lard higher at !2,2
here l2sc up country. Bulk MEATS higher shoulders "a
size: 81, AT 10 Clear Sife' IL "H &C. and u AL -
Bacon highcr. SLoui,ls JIG Clear iuu
ami Leaf DIS II dl2 - and l2a,dl27-c WHISKY higher
at u ~. Live os.sroIg and igrr active iors.r' - 1e
a.T 90 Packing ~ 9Of-a p Ia r. - 3JH - % tate
IL ter stronger feeling; prices are UNCHANGED l,ceps
5000 bbls. flour 1900 bush Wheat fooOV push I'm
1900 BUSH oats 5000 bush Barley, $50 HOGS l,ZlJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-18
SALES PROM pig O'CLOCK To CLOSE OF BUSINESS.
Xirnnia Sc. Consol [ Y
North Western
THURSDAY, Feb. TIP. NJ.

Speculation in railway and miscellaneous shares
was far less active and excited today than during
yesterday and withal prices were less weak and de-
clinng after the frst hour, though during that
period Western Union Telegraph was damned down
to 1918 or d below yesterdays lowest point, Pacific
Mail tnmbling to 33l2 and the Western shares yield
ing ~ y per cent After the first hour there was
a smart rally all around but after that time the
dealings were Of n desutory character, moving a
fractions up down the fancy Of the moment die
tated. The most active stocks were Telegraph,
Pacific Mail North West, Rock Island, Lake Shore,
and Erie. Investments dull and Express shares
very quiet. Adams selling at 1O9i2 ex-dvidend, and
American 04l4. Atlantic and Pacific Tee-
graph broke to 10. The general market closed
firm. The sales Of tho day amounted to
about i5s, 900 shares and in regard to the larger
number Of shares there was advance from yester-
days closing prices. ranging from Is to Il per cent,
riz-: Michigan Central. Delaware. Lackawanna and
Western, and Wabash, each advanced Is per cent /;
Union Pacific. d; Erie. Lake Shore, Northwest.
Ohio and Mississippi. and Rock Island, each %;
Panama, "a; Northwest Preferred. Is; St. Paul.
Preferred and New-Jersey Central, each ]. and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-18

IcJ. Ii.......... s97a2OO s6ll.iOl s7GS00O
In 1876. the gain over 1870 was SlJG,5Oo; IN
1876 the loss from lS7i was T2OG.2OO.
The cxorbltant rates of commissions charged for
the purchase and sal of securities at the stock TX
change, aud which IN the opinion of tie most inie-
hgent members tends greatly to rcprcss operations.
l. still a subj, ct of much discussion upon The street
petition To reduce rates Il ia circulation for sigma
turc OF which the following i y copy:
The rair- ~ coiufi-s.n shall he as llpw@:
On,-luaIf 2 of per cent the par value OF stocks.
b.ukS ami otter securities, when tie ir.i.'h t"h l.
m.c Tor Ic,u!t eoiog aud 10 oi pri c'.i %" ''
speculative unc And business shall b. "nr ii less
ths ttr Ttc iDr ana person or hfii- moi mrp'H
the Exchange COP iuf ans banking or "tHri lh'itiuh-
Ou-r.iiil 40 pc- cent "u in' l1r value n al s'ch'
lies when inc tiai,IrtiOu Is NOT closed 3D. - DAYS ,
al. ,,,uiltIt7 uuc.f ur solid i.I tfh''I- "l lH'
INruIi-. tic rates shall b" ~ pr CEN uH iir i h
except when member merely tF- AM stills Toe "h"lhri
aud subs tts > pil,pHl ouf n- Toe J,lh'ra ""uIr
dI} OF hc tr.i-I 'tt, $40 which case Inc '"ii'h7
sion shah 10" go, i.. loo shares.
ON t,uVtuil.ut -r,ulilt, ITO minimum rat - non
m,iuh.,s -l,lI De- 30 20 pes rrui 'u tie par Niii'
CoUr- ipi. is' Changed un der al ~" En- cam
,r,4ilti,s ,i flr uiua,is ~ tine INrl1Ier nr Tor
otter iaII,,. .ud nuy urrD'r s"i.ns iii- a .lc.' .
directly at lDGirciy. si upon coNit on, o'dHr io %
utubcr 81 Tho -."fh lNrian-c. iid ia. ti' M rii
shall beat e. TIE - Iai o.. ShI meluifi>p M
.outlc. be- i.t 800 tie .utis4ois oi Air-. - "l al,
Cfihi ttInu lr-T!, claims col nciuDta a. lc Coo.
& q, 81 -LC. i'a.~t.-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-18

Wrn.ney cln.lng anotallons of foIcign ~

ser. of DAYS the characteristic being The abundance
of the supply and the cIeapneSs of the rates Three
and four are tlu figures fOI demand loans prime dis
commits moving at to per cont. The United states
Treasurer today received 100000 National bank
u,fcs for redemption. The Customs recclDts at
Washington amounted to 100000 The Internal
Revenue receipts footed up S2)O,OD. The follow
ing is tho Clearinghouse Gtatomcnt: Currency
exchanges $72,3l5,23j; currency balances.
S,. SCI COZ: gold exchanges, SG.325G23; gold bal
ances, 1886, 1i2.
There WAS a smaller volume of business in Gov
eminent bonds to-day and prices while strong were
a shnde easler. We annex dosing street prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-18

Hannibal and st. Joe. Ia per cent. Western
Union declined L per cent; Atlantic and racine
Telegraph l.; N. Y. Central d, and Harlem per
cent. Pacific Mail and Quicksilver closed
the same as yesterday. The subJo'ned table
shows tho extreme fluctuations In United STATES
bonds. the leading railway and miscellaneous
shares. and gold made during the past week. as we'll
"a the closing quotations of each at tho dates UNI
aforementioned, and the aggregate sales of each
stock in the list:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-18

ron future dcDvery hse was sdeoino Of t WIN COCA
D9o IL. Apni i3pO' I3sc; May GOO 3is;e. June.
500 I3i.c July. 100. 10 -'sgc. Total $500 bales fin'
iGIs,.c Io.1. 200 bales 1hiri All AlriL S'n
I3a,sc: Augnn, 700 lJSlavc. Total tp' bh.
sales H. day up T. tFcfuay. 2.3Ou lS'sc March i"
80 800 2sis4c 1000 II 'ac@ APii, COZ is'o loo.
is s,c 400 Size. 200. Is 'ac, 600, lJ'sc @Vn 5'3z
10, 1870 200 10 &C. 800. 3sl,c. May. 300 l3%c.
900 H. - g. 2 ,bU ~ a. 20 - .,.gc 300, ~ ,c 100
- iss.c. iIOO IS 7,qc; June 300 - "o $50
ne,t Zoo lie; 800 IL aiI. total 5000 bales; grand
total. -. % bales. ,, 4, ,,... ,..r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-18
.,.e market was weak. The following were

Flour AND MEAIs-For Common and Inferior grades OF
Fieur shade ea-or, with only very h'n
crate nus mes. reported. Il rinm aud Choice grades "'ie
IN linn request mainly Tor t. Immediate wants o tho ~
cal trad. about previous hgr- No AMI Supcrhnr Wen
shaded trIe UsOund -Four ala lite easier to cur
chase CITY Mills shade los e. with only hm
ned business reported sales ll9 bbs. including 500
bD ga Extra At - - g. p 0Ju bbls un,ohd *
Ia at - 5OasJ . 2.lO bills Medium !"
ono ce Western Extra at 81 75at'Oo and j.;
agS sales wero at IS 25afI Tor No Z. chiefly al
As 4Oafi; 81 2jds4 q, Tor Common Ia choi,e su'
nerhns state and Western. NANNY at ~ 3Oasi 10
z,as5 20 for Inferior 10 Common fytfa Sialek
- dS5 80 Tor Common 10 Far do 35af5 %
f,r Fair Ia Good and - sOdS7 for Good 10 Choi,r
a. Is .or common Coed y iol Go9 10 Chocedo
ana for Choice 10 faucy 1875 20 for Ciy
Mil. EYIrs aud ~ 10 tor inter Wheat Choice Family
ci,y Mills Extra S5dSJ IS u Far Extra
Round Hoop OHIO 50 JOa.G 10 aud sb %
81 Good To Choice DO - H0as 20 for Common 10 eod
Minnesota Ers Fl J0aS9 for Good o. Choice DO
favoIe bfans held al ~ 5OG no wit oc'
sales within thy - 3OdS6 80 Tor Common 20
Good Extra ~ Louise SO 5JG>p GOOD To Chocono anu %
dSg 20 for small ~. choice no. he ke sosn
dun and slightly ~ There Was scarcely 20 nv
business ToIort southern Flour common airs ruirs nu
and heavy wipe good and choio. wore IA IAN request Al
proes salo. 900 bbls $3.50 30 for inferior 70 ovl
Exra So y6s7 Good Choice doy ~ % dss Do or
Common ~ Choice Family Extra and - 25ak5 20 ioi thco
"a Fanc Process Extra. Rye Flour vas Without
10 notice; 25n bbls at ~ 10oS5 % Tor The Mh,ie
including GOOD 10 Choice Suprrnne Al - .O1fo %
ydok~beat Flour dull at 81 s5as2 10 100 NJ D'iaJ
81 1872 10. Corn Meal dun rales to
hills IL sOx3 20 WeStem. jersey and Pennsyv anlS
SO 20 for Brandy wine Sag Meal was aaiet AMI I'm
IUkEIGN FRUITs-Iayer Rsisins in rather better
jobbing demand At u se$i Co. ny auenon 100 cases
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-18

The gross earnings If the Chicago, Milwaukee ana
81. Iaul Railroad for the second week in February
show the handsome gain Of $50 400 when compared
with the same week III 1879. but 1t is wei Known
that during the month Of February 1875. the road
was much blocked up with snow. a comparison
with 1874 becomes Of interest. The three years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-18

Railroad bonds display continued activity and
strength. the Pacifcs being up to full figures and
Chicago and North Western coupon gold consols to
92. Harlem frsts rose TO 11S. Firsts OF e. e. and
l. c. declined TO 55lo The following are the bids:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-18

I.sc; Tow Misafrr zee: Good Ordinary oa,io'.ei nct
receipts sJ7 expetA 10 rrAt brltan ooO Oai~st
ooastwise 100 bales; stock. 52fJ1 bales
~. LOUIS Feb l7.-Coton lower Miifhng l2iTc. Low
Mddling lle Good Ordinary so pi 800 bales chip
ments, l0Os bales safes 745 bales stoct 1870 bates
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-18
Banking 6onses ano Bankers
FISK g. HATCk,
BANhERS,
No. 5 NASSAU ST. NETWORK.

We give particular attention to DIRECT DEALINGS IN
GOVERNMENT BONDS Al GU RRENr MARKET RATES
prepared at all tunes 10 bay or sell In large or small
snouut, to sut all classes OF orders by
telegraph will receive careful attention.
We shall pleased u furnish Information in reference -
matters connected with Investments in Government BosdA
We also buy and sell GOLD and GOLD COUPONS COL
LECT DIVIDENDS. aud TOWN. COUNTY and STATE
COUPONS, &C. ami buy and sell COMMISSION all MAR
KErABIE STOCKS AND BONDS.
In our BANKING DEPARTMENT We receive deposits
subject draft asd allow interest 10 be cred
monthly balances averaging FOR the msnth n, $oo
To 81 900 at the rae per per ssd 49,
ances averaging over So OF per o.n
EnQK n, nArHA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-18
financial.

A LEX. FROTHINGHAM & Co. are offering
IA PRIVILEGES this active stock market Close
Contracts Issued month ago. costing ity dollars
worth stocks from i've to
times the Any stock at the Exchange bought or sold on
margin Of i've per cent. Address for Information,
ALEX. FROTHI NGHAM q Co,
BaDk ers and brokers. ~ Wall lat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-18
COMMITTEE OF REORGANIZATION OF

Broadway Henry Marks. 900 Fftave, New York Fred
Potts eDaor IIunterion Co.. y j., 40 Bway J. " Weed
CdShr Qnaosaok Nat Bans, New6urgh, y. Y; T. WarDer,
r Cashr Cl cDnee BaDk Spring ed. Mass w JONES'
Englewooi, ~ j. Once I52 Bway, Gilman T. w Hammond.
Treas Worcester Nashua r. K Go, Worcester Mass D.
T. Nj ho- exSate Treas Danbury Conn., kemmington Yer
nam, Counselor atlaw 1872 Bway ~ VI David Pendleton.
bridgeport Judge j. r. Dsggers Psfarson j. L. II.
Alden Passac " j. Wm Evans. PIest First Nat Bank.
MddeOwn y J.; lOb l.. iay lor Recorder CITY OF POUCH
keepsea y. u. Benajal Gilbert Wilton. Conn., Nathan X
Ivin Trenton Y. J. The Farmers Loan and Trust Company
receiving first and second bonds under the
londhoers plan AMI also royocaons of Of attorney
given the Baesiier Committee This plan
Of the and only
economical efficient Of the
receivers to still further dvance value Of the bonds Bond
holders who desire aid In protecting this
quesod TO deposit their bonds As soon as possible.
4. MAIN, Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-18
William Ward furnishes the following table of
prices of the prominent gold and silver mining
hnr.s ns 1ccriNcA hy felrrrnnh frnm san EranciscO

At the weekly meeting of the managers OF the Fank
of England held today, there was no alteration
made in tho minimum rate OF discount, and II still
stands at four per cent something above the rare
at winch bills out doors are DONE Duiing tic week
the Bank made gain in bullion Of fj7O,00o and
the proportion of reserve TO liabilities which was
last week l25s per cent, - now f2ai. British CON
,os closed steady and United States securities firm
at about the ruling hgurcs of yesterday. Enes
were lower; 1Jos for common and 81 for the pre-
ferred New York Central leaving off AT lO3l2a lOil2
The Bank of France during the week made gam
of IS.47OOG0 francs, The French three per cent
reutr, being irncr a G1.S5, and sterling 25.ldi2.
The gold market retains its strength, and was again
prrttv active with the sa.es chiefly at 1872 and
1874 though mOmcntarily dropping TO ilJl2 L.
gold loans the carrying rates were = and per CEN
per annum. Tho ward bound steamers to-day
took out II 900 900 con of which - 10000 Wa.
gold and the rest silver. The foreign exchange mar
kct was nominay {. SO and l.HD for prime banker
sterling and ssh. 47Jii, aud i.S9l2 The Assist
ant Treasurer pld ont Sl62OoD in coin interest on
the pullc dobt and $ljl, OI0 in called Fivc-Twcn-
tics. The DAYS operations al The Gold Exchange
Bank covered: Gold cleared. Sj1.0)7,o)o; gold
balances. Sl.SlG1SO: currency balances, -. 3D.
900. The principal gold quotations were:
,SS2@o-lI22} ia, go 5o3iia3
iI.'0. 80 1850 ...IiS', ZOO ...ll3ai
The day, business al The tniied states sdblfeas-
ury comprised:
gold rcccpr-.. s2Gio5G 50 Cur, paymen' $Gl s3al %
Curyr~cci9ts... 80. 'O2 %
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In State bonds District of Columbia 3.G5s were
lower at "a. NewYork State rs bounty bonds sell
ing at 1Oi5s. The following are the bids:
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The anoaJipiis Tor cuba eulut. Inferior Ia
Common 6i.af.... Fair. i111sc t,oN 1's9 - Fnm"
r. t,ruscry, Far ChDcc. -dhl2., ttutiiSal mus
and boNe,. - 90 Moasts G1dI &c, Moialn ''3dos:
4 ayr boxes d. =. Nos to - O'i4T -, No, 10 10 >, Is
oSls,' Sos IS % H. SSaSsc; Nos Ii to lo 9'sa9'sc.
Nos ~ 10 "a. 97-alOi-c white, 9A@l0',o for' hc"-
l..unne Prime. I9Sc. do. t'rpcgtf falr 10
Choice -dSLsc Brain D. =, Nos 10 II !" &c, Jath
u. - Nos. 10 IL ~. 7tdhlr Mania - sc' Wv, NsW
Refining Grades, O2dIs.; 40 bi"oID oidnes
Ta.na Refined unchanged
gi.0'S. y n. ,.,o-,- , ,,,- . 40,
auction sale OF 3.S9 pkgs Al o2'2d sSc
for Annoy. 20 1ldSbc Tor COnsoi
Lla.Dc japan ami 20 too for Moyune uoei hso
,'r, show decided decline vita th" exception ~ Hfrrn
which only slight reiucr0n from ~ hHurnH INC
ar dull IA consequence O III" uhiaN"'duo
res al 0i / - auction si'+ ,-o.,,.
aud lower sales before Change o' 90 Dds
Gallon, Change 30 bis al - Al, Closing
nth later figures Alcohol Mas dul AT ~ ~
~ proof gallon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-18

DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA g. WEST
IL ERN H. X Co, 20 Excbangeplaoe New York Jan 20.
lS7G.-Tbe ANNUAL MEETING Of the stockhOlGr OF this
Company elect officers and Managers Tor ensuing year.
VIII he held AZ this Office TUESDAY, the 22d dag of Feb
ruaIy. at 10 O'c.ock a. m.
The polls will be open from 10 10 IL O'Clock A.
The Transfer Books will be closed the ID February and
opened ON the sd February, prOXimo
A i ODEII.
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AS STOCKS.
" NEW.YORK, METROPOLITAN, MUTUAL. AND
MANHATTAN GAS STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD.
kinds Of BrooAy aud new YorA Gas Securities :eat
LOy GEO. H. PRENrISs.
Room %. BrOads'. -. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-18
FISCAL AGENCY FOR THE STATE OF

4 NLBNASkA.
AUDITORS OFFICE LINCOLN, Feb. 3, 1875.
Notice Is hereby given that The BANK OF KOCNIZH
BROTHFiS, located at No. IL Wal ST.. in the City u
YORK. has been designated by the Governor Of Ne
bIHska the Fiscal Agency of "a state IN accordance
with provisions Of "aci pryDg the estab sment
OF Fiscal Agency In tito CITY 0f Aex-i DIRK, 40
1915 and al Bonds and Coupons Of the STATE
any county city, township precinct school district in
the STATE heretofore issued herr after To De issued which
By Their made payable al any particular bank In
sad city, are hereafter payable at said Agency.
j. b. WESTON Auditor.
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FIRST BOARD-lOio O'CLOCK A. 81.
rs Of state RondS-RG,irOGd Boiids-Bdhk ana hd"'
r.nnd ShnreS-ErDrfsS NiOrEs. &c


Ol ana " "a ItSil
20. b.. j2
Morris an ( Essex
25..... .iOi
lO,....lc. lui
Pitts, r. W & G q
l'L....bc. 2I
81 .....IO a
Misc, Kan & 4 II