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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.

PRorT-MuRPHY. San Francisco, on Thursday,
February II, by the Rev. H. a. Sarotelle WILLIAM j.
PRour to MARY L. MURPHY No cards
ScnENcK-BANTA-0n Wednesday, February 23 at
St. Peters church. Brooklyn, by Rev j. A. Paddock
d. d., W. W. ScnEScK to NJ. ADELE only daughter OF
Ii. Banta, Esq.
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THE PRODUCE EXCHANGE.

Yesterday the provision trade decided not to abolish
OF the calls, the proprety oil which had been dis
cussed for time. Tho committee the elevation
grain had another meeting but yet have COM
plcted their report; but this may be expected At
early day.
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BIRTH

JosIAs-Feoruary 25 Mrs J. NJ JosIAs Of twin
girls Mother and children we'll
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-Wneat better request and prices lc TO &c.
dcarer. the market closing az about 81 23 81 -
No Chicago and ~ ~ 81 - for No. Milwaukee.
The sales however were not quite 80 high "a that quoted
~ O7 tor rejected spring. 81 ~ for No. Milwaukee. n
store 81 81 IL do. afoa; ~ 10 for ungraded
spring; 81 81 70 Tor No Milwaukee, in store; 81 .B
81 "a tor do ahoat; ~ 10 81 81 Tor NO 4, In small
"a 81 81 for red winter ~ 30 IL 90 FOR white
and ~ 50 81 AZ tor smber do Corn was easier but
in fair demand market closed a 63 prime new
liked aud nominaly 0ec. 7lc. old In aud
ailOat The sales embraced 124OO0 bushels at 63tsc
01c for new mixed 06c for vory dry DO G2isc
graded Coo for Southern yellow oako. ior Western
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CLOSING PRIcEs-3 P. NJ.
ADVANCE AND DECLINE.

ADVANCE DECLINE
Tho following are the differences in closing prices
compared with those of Saturday,.
ADVANCE 1S Hannibal and ST. Joseph, \;
DEcLIsE1,Sew York Central, 4 Michigan Central,
y Lake Shore ~ Northwestern do. preferred, q
bhio and Mississippi u Pacific Mail y Rock Island,
a ST Paul, =; do preferred, a Wabash, "a; Union
and Western L; New Jersey Central u.
srArIoNARY.-Atlantic and Pachc Telegraph, quick
silver and Harlem.
THE MONEY MARKET
Currency was freely supplied at and 3JS per cent
Prime discounts remain at Az ca per cent Tho
following are the rates Of domestic exchange New
York to day:-savannah, u premium Charleston.
unchanged; Cincinnati firm, par buying; ST. Louis,
Soc discount; New Orleans, commercial par, bank -
premium; Chicago, 75c discount
Foreign exchange was firm. Prime, asking rates,
Lse and 400; selling rates. 4s5k 4s64 and 4s9lz'
Rclchmarks, o5h 05< and 06ls 96H. Gables, v0ss.
P.-.ae Paris, 5.la1 and 5.1l,4.
GOLD.
Gold opened ia and fell OF to 1137E, advanced 10
ll4h and closed at ia The rates paid for carrying
were ~, 2, 3, 4 . and "A per cent
The sum OF $50, 400 bullion was shipped for the East
1T San Francisco to-day.
OPERATIONS GOLD EXCHANGE BANK.
Gold balanccs .....................,.. $l2J6, III
currency oaancos.'..... 4Os LOO
Gross ciohrAhees. ls4OSiOVO
CLEARING HoUsE STATEMENT
Currency exchanges. $50 sGO. 124
Currency balances ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3COi FOG
God exchanges --...................... 81 lao 641
Sold balances. 2321Sl2
The statement Of the OF coin in the Treasury
ublshed to-day has elected a little comment, and
here are few Of the shrcwd business men Of the
grect who accustomed to keep a record OF daily
changes and reports and who likewise are practical and
sensible bookkecpers do not hesitate in declaring that
the ngures muddled deceptive and unsatisfactory
The prevailing impression is that the government has
not on hand even the small Of gold reported
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FINANCIAL.

A UGUsT BELMONT CO.
"A Bankers. 10 aud II Nassau ST..
Travellers Credits available In all parts OF the world
Messrs. DE RoTHscHTLD
and their correspondents
Also Commercial Credits and Tclegraphc Transfers OF
Money ON California and Europe
4 T REASONABLE RATES MONEY OF LIFE AND
"A Endowment Insurance Policies, Mor.gages aud other
panies J. J. HABRIcn & Co. III Broadway
A DylCE AND INFORMATION FOR PERSONS DE-
rous of specializing in atOcs investments Of sums from
500 upward may safely large percentage de-
rived. For full particulars address ruMBRIDGE CO..
Bankers and Brokers' No. > Wall ST.. New York.
A NEW BOOK on STOCK SPECULATION,
mailed free any address explaining how large profits
maze on PSilese e9ntraet puts calls spreads OF strad
L. W. HAMILTON a Co. 10 Wall ST. New York.
A -DEFAULTED RAILROAD BONDS
ALBERT II. NICOLAY co.
no as Pine ST. New YORK
b. and 10 per cent choice city and sSsn!S bonds
paying 10 - II per cent Interest promptly paid Tor sale be-
low par
A DyANcEs MADE on FURNITURE PIANOS &C,
n &c, II stored at advertisers warehouses Address
STORAGE, Herald Uptown Branch Office
A YY AMOUNT TRUST FUNDS 10 LOAN on FIRST
pcases pen only fEAVIfT %o2coTT, 70 Pine s l'S- 'A
ExscUTIvE DEPARTMENT. TREAsURERis OFFICE
II .
owing 90 unexpected delays tho collection Of the
payment Of interest the CONSOLIDATION Bonds aud Stocks
the state Of Souh Carolina will be postponed until April
IL receipts from taxes shall make IL possible earlier
All past due coupone Interest ORDERS and also those
maturing July 1876. from the Consolidation Bonds aud
stocks are now receivable at par Tor state taxcs
The coupons aud Interest orders OF July 1874 are ecev
,. L. cARDozo, Treasurer South Carolina.
ESDOwMENr POLICIES B0UGHT-LOASs NEGO-
IL tated on life policies and insurance effected Ia hrst
class companies j. Is HODGES. 40 broadway. room %.
TIENRY O. CROSS EXCHANGE COURT, ROOM %,
broker In best Stock and Gold Privileges only.
keierences uneSceptionabie.
T.ALwAYs HAVE MONEY TO LOAN or MORTGAGE,
New York city Property. Principals desiring 20 BORROW
OR INVEST apply 70 II. L. GRANT, l45 Broadway.
MONEY TO LOAN-ON GOOD BROOKLYN PROP
wi erty; bring papers 10 PfOlf, 81 Pine 81.
MONEY On FIRST, SECOND AND LEAsEHOLD
Nl Mortgages at oaIest terms Parties requiring funds
or having funds 20 invest should apply GEORGE ".
STAKE, room :. % Broadway
OFFICE or THE HANNIBAL AND ST. JOSEPH
Nrw York, Feb ~ 1876.
Tue interest maturing March J. 1876 on the year
eight cent convertible bonds ut this Will te paid
Of the the bank Of Moth
America. No "a Wall New York and after Wednes
y,March !, 1870 JOHN T. ACkER Treasurer.
CTOCK SPECULATION
conducted in every legitimate form
Contracts during the past thirty day costing $50 aud
upward realised i've twenty tines the amount
invested stocks purchased and carried long desired
a deposit OF . 10 per cent
Address for explanatory circular weekly reports
ALEA. fRUrHINGHAM a Co.
BANKERS aud brokerA No. IA Wan a.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL PRoDUcE MARKET.-LIvERrooL. Feb 2s-
Evening.Inseed OIL 23s i'd cwt. Spirits of turpen
tine, 25s. Od. per cwt.
LoNDoN PRODUCE MARKEr.-LoSpoN Feb. 2S-Evening.-
Calcutta linsced. ASS Linseed cake Gio l5s. per
Spirits OF turpentine. 2fs 2is. 3D. per
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Nonday, Feb. %.
10 5.i6c; low middine 10 l3Iec. midding ii ii-iJc
1he sales werc:-
To-day Last Ee'a 7oaL

Consumption ................... oS@ 35l 90
Included IN the above delivered contract 100 baes
For future delivery follows saturday
after z. M.Aprl, 800 at IL l31dc 80 IL % s2c
May, loo at Is Lice June. 800 is il-32c at
56c. Total. 1910 bales To-day up TO r. M-March.
200 short notice at y s2c 800 short notice At 2e lOj
IL Ties 100 II 15f2c April $500 at 23-;i1c 800
I2s,c TOO At IL % 2c 200 ut II 252c 100 1a3c
100 23i2c May 1900 i3c.. 40 NJ Is lfc
at i3c. 10 1-32c. go i3 Lice 800 .2c
200 lie June. 40 ut i5isc 100 l3 932c at
l3 bloc 100 10 32c.. .OJ at l3 5l6c rs 2c
100 rs l32c 100 at 10 5l6c,; July. 800 lslsc IOj
rs IL 32c 800 at 10 D16c July 100 at Is 172c
3lsc. together august. 200 at l3 Lite. 100 at
233zc. Total. 1900 bales. Grand total - bales
The receipts the ports follows GALVESTON,
2OO bales; New Orleans, 1897; Mobile Savannah
Egis Charleston. it64 Wilmington, go; Norfolk 2O;
baltimore 10; New York. s5; oston. 1885, Philaiepha
Total 255O6 bales This day last week, ~ bales
This day last year. 16 al bales. Total since September l.
34,2 800 bales to saturday night Cotton ciehts closed
folows:-To nawe. by steam &c. compressed To Ham
burg by steam, &c. compressed Bremen by steam
compressed 10 Liverpool. bv steam. I'D. by sail I'D
fLOuR GRAiS.-kcccipts-flo 13 7tB bbs wheat
bushels; meal 322 bbls sacks; oats
75416 bushels corn. 5i2 barley 1900 do barley
malt ~ do, The -four market easy under mod.
inquiry. shipping extras sold to So a
s. Is The sales including state Western southern
1900 bbls at the annexed Quotations. Corn meal
moderately active 10 bbs aud 2OO sold prices
within the range Of the anne xed prices. We quote
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PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.
Providence. X. l.. Feb. 2S. 1870
Printing cloths quiet but steady at unchanged prices
BRAZIL COFFEE MARKET.

Rio JANRrRu, Feb. 2e ls76.-Cofee very animated an
prices advancing Good rss 500 $3.50 cis ten ko
grams. Exchange London, 251i. At Santos coffee
unchanged 300 $3.50 reis ten Kilograms for
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FINANCIAL.

SUSPENSION BRIDGE AND ERIE JUNCTION
q LESf 4 90. ~ Nassau ST.
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CoPARTNERsIIIPs.

NOrfCE-A VI. JACOBS, OF 1876 FULTON ST.
IN BROOKLYN, have by mutual consent dissolved A. ia
eobs remaiaing. All debts and claims be paid by
JACOBS.
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June Z6. lS78-tf.
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FOR TIE SENATE.

Messrs Edisors-Yoa will please ansoanes
JAS. u. WILSON, Esqr., as q candidate ., 2
the Senate in 1877, snd say that te viii 10
WARMLY supported BY the people senss'H
Get u, 1855,