davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald., 1876-03-23
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

l.. A. Johnson has made an assignment TO James e.
Davidson for the benefit OF his creditors.
The first meeting OF the creditors OF Messrs. Scott &
Van Raden. produce dealers, No $40 Washington
street, was held yesterday at the Office of Register
Isaac Dayton No. 322 Broadway Debts to the extent
OF about 81 800 were proven and Mr. Henry L. Wilson
was elected assignee
The adjourned first meeting of the creditors OF
Mcssrs. Fairfield 4 Trask, produce commission mer
chants No 15o Chambers street. took place yesterday
the Office OF Register John Fitch, No 345 Broadway.
The minority Of the creditors voted elect
instead OF assignee, but they did not represent
sufficient amount TO carry their purpose An election
for an assignee was then proceeded with ana Mr. D. b.
Halstead. President OF the New York National Ex
change Bank, was unanimously chosen. The bank
rupis endeavoring 10 procure the acceptance OF
the composition OF twenty cents on the dolar-ten
cents cash and ten cents sccured-whch they hayo
offered
The following is list OF the largest creditors Of
Messrs, Drake Colby No. SO Pearl street. who have
s5S 100 81; Merchants Bank OF Canada, s57 III 63;
Corn Exchange Bank, So 020 "a Richard Irwin Co,
So, SAG +o socovieh n Co., ss,g7S z; Kidder, Pea
Benham Boycscn 81, 3S2 49,
The firm OF Harris, Richmond h Snafer importers
Of clothcrs' aud tailors' trimmings No $50 Broad
way, have been adjudged bankrupts by Register Fitch
on the petitions OF Brooke 4 Co., Forstman 4 Co.,
knight Co.. Holbrook 4 CO., Yutte 4 Co., f. p
Nudge, Sawyer Co., Bottum X Co, Brookheld Linen
Company and other creditors The claims Of the pc
ttoning creditors amount to 500 000 The firm has
been in business since 1870 when they succeeded
Dale 4 Co. Their liabilities said
Sl50 600 meeting OF the creditors viii be held al
No. $40 Broadway, on April 4, to prove claims and
choose assignee.
Mr. William A Butler, receiver OF the Manuiac-
turcrs and Builders Bank, OF Third avenue
and Fifty seventh street. will begin the payment OF
dividend OF thirty per cent to-day TO the creditors OF
tho bank at his Office No S02 Third avenue.
petition in bankruptcy has been filed against
Sackett Miller, clothiers, No Fourth avenue. by
Henry H. Smith, II. Sackett W. A. Mills and Will
iam II. Burras, and order to show has been
granted, rcturnablo on Saturday. The claims OF the
petiuonng creditors amount To $l5, ,42l The drm
made assignment last Thursday TO George Sher-
wood, OF Golden's Bridge, Westchester county.
The New York herald., 1876-03-23
THE MOBILE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
A CARD FROM Mr.. DUNCAN.

CARD FROM Mr.. DUNCAN.
To THE EDITOR OF HERALD
The synopsis of the proceedings inaugurated by Nor
ris Ketchum, and the preamble thereto In your issue
of this morning. evidently inspired by f. l.
Andrews, and coatan tissue OF misstatements OF
facts stated to misead. They will receive proper
attention before Judge Wood Of the United States
Court the effort to conduct the in the streets
newspapers instead OF before the proper tribunals will
not be followed by me- For tho Information however,
OF Interested parties, would say that all charges
tanned therein OF any atompt the part Of the trustees
(who acting officers OF the United states Court
10 prefer any claimant utterly false and malicious
aud are known TO be so by the parties making them.
The Court has appointed master. To whom such
questions shall be submitted. and HIS report Will DO
filed IN open court, subject TO exceptions aud argu-
mcnL A copy of the order of Judge Wood is
tached hereto The trustees and receivers SUBJ
Jcct to the order and direction of the Court From
the fact that the garbed statement OF Mr. Andrews
printed IN the legal column OF the HERALD the i'm
preston evidently sought TO be created that the
proceedings referred TO in Of the Courts OF this
State. The TACT carefully concealed that whatever
proceedings have been taken pending In the United
States Circuit Court IN Alabama Yours respectfully
w. BUTLER DUNCAN,
Trustee and Receiver OF the Mobile and Oho Railroad
March -. 1876.
The New York herald., 1876-03-23
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON on THE SPOT FIRM-FUTUREs QUIET
AND sTEADY-FLoUR QUIRT-wHEAT QUIET
CORN FIRMER-oATs DULL-wHIsKEY FIRM--
PORK QUIET-LARD FIRMER-PETRoLEUM
sTEADY-sPIRlTs TURPENTINE FIRM-RosIN
YIRMER-oILs QUIET FREIGHTs QUIET AND
sTEADy-coFFEE FIRM-sUGAR STEADY
"WEDNESDAY. March 22-6PM
The markets were very quiet to-day almost without
exception The recent buoyancy in breadstuns died
out completely, and the market to-day was dull and
nominally lower though nothing of moment was done
In wheat on which to base quotations Corn was in
demand and the market closed hrmer Oats we're dull
and nominal whiskcy was scarce and firm. Pork
was quiet Lard was In demand and decidedly hrmer.
Cotton steady Freights quiet but steady. Cof
fee was firm. Naval stores Arm. Oils were quiet
Petroleum steady
CoFyEE-The market for Braxils quiet firm Sales
we're 900 bags Fearless lGc for low fair
a I5kc. fair do, i65le lie. good do. IKE IKE
prime do 1ec. lszc; range for lots 5c a l9c
Santos fair good l61lc l7c. gold ninety days Java
government bags 22c 24c do grass mats pc a 25c
Singapore, do Is<c. 2Oc; ceyIon. IKE i9c; Mara
cabo l6c. 49,; Laguayrn, l71c 1s1kc Jamaica.
I61Se lsc; 81. Domingo i5c I5xc Porto Rico lie
1sc; Costa Rca lie ls1sc. Macassars Is<c I9ISc
Mexican. lTc 1sc Manila, lie lac Angostura 17c
lec Savanilla. iBc. a isc. Curacoa, 1Bc. q 17c.
COr1Or.The market Tor spot cotton steady
changed Futures closed quiet and steady The closing
prices to-day compare With Tuesdays closing prices fol-
The New York herald., 1876-03-23
RECIPROCITY WITH CANADA.

Al a meeting yesterday Of the managers Of the New
York Produce Exchange the following resolutions
adopted aud forwarded to the Committee on
Commerce OF the United States House Of Rcprescn-
tatves:-
Whereas the New York Produce Exchange has former
occasions given emphatic expression The desire that
commercial be ablshcd reciprocal basis
between country aud the Dominion Of Canada;
therefore
Resolved That this Exchange cordially favors tho mp.
pontincnt Of Commissioners ascertain what
mutually beneficial with CanadA
arranged provided by the joint resolution introduced
into the United States House Representatives by tho
Committee Commerce. aud Ia accordance Herewith
respectfully upon take such mnedats
by the appointment Commissioners otherwise
shall be best calculated TO accomplish she result.
The New York herald., 1876-03-23
Tho following are tho closing prices in Sam Fran.
RAILWAY NEWS.


meeting OF the agents of various lines held at
the St Nicholas Hotel to-day, for the purpose of
equaizing freghts. The details will be found In
another column.
The Missouri Kansas and Texas Railway approx
mate earnings for the second week In March, 1876 7h
to 14th inclusive Freight, $44, 6S5 OF; passen-
ger, SIS, 7Sl so mail, s255l 81; express, s1,o5O;
total, $64,odS 80 Corresponding period last year,
500, ,s9s 20
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company was re-
Gently the object OF raid under difficulties the small
modicum of the stock the market anording little
for speculative interference With 130 600 shares
in all, and transactions seldom attaining a figure OF
1000 shares day III the Baltimore boaras there was
way to make short operation but increase the
volume Of sales and to borrow the stock for that pu
pose. The city Of Baltimore possesses 80 900 shares
and the State small interest In the Washington
branch. Enough stock was got together to rush the
stock up to 1000 shares in day. Another scheme
to disturb the value of the property by railroad
agitation in the State Legislature and by certain petty
publications was exposed without enort The stock
Toll back to 10 again, and old bamorean conservatism
merely smiled at few plucked pigeons settling their
shorts
The New York herald., 1876-03-23
A PANIC ON THE STREET.

There was great excitement about half-past ten
yesterday morning Wall street A horse har-
messed to truck, became frightened by something,
and, starting william street, rushed down the
street The truck coded with a coal cart Water
street. and went almost over it, The horse then
dashed down toward the East River. The driver sue
cceded in turning the horses head down South street,
wheels OF the truck became locked in those OF wagon
standing by the water's edge opposite No so South
street There crowd collected at the foot of
Wall street staring at tho body of drowned woman
lying the water and had the horse not been turned
aside he would have dashed into the assembage, and
probably have caused considerable loss OF life.
The New York herald., 1876-03-23

ways arc hsm. consols and American securities are
quiet aud lrm. Tho Of discount IN the open mar
kct for three months bills is So per cent. y per
cent below the Bank rates The following quo
tations At Ave p NJ :--Consos for money 94X 943S
consols for account, 941s % Il6; 1865 bonds, old
1853; 1857 bonds los ten-forty bonds, 1851 lo6;
new ayes 1857 100; Erie, lsS ls7S. A later
despatch says"Rome railway shares closed weaker 4"
Rentes COT O5c John Scott Sons, engineers and
shipbuilders Of Inverkcithing Edinburgh have failed
They employed about four hundred operatives
THE UNITED STATES TREASURY
The Assistant Treasurer to-day paid sT20 900 gold
account OF Interest and $43, 600 in redemption OF
nve-twenty bonds The revenue receipts to-day are
500 900; customs $6oo, ,oO0 rational bank notes
ceived, S5Oo,OOo.
RAILROAD BONDS
Railroad bonds were also unusually quiet and with
out important change. Northwestern gold bonds
brought 93sS 04; Louisville and Nashville consoli-
dated, e5S e5; Union Pacific land grants, 1929 a
1924 do. sinking funds, 9l1 do first mortgage lO4s.
Ohio and Mississippi seconds sold at 7s1S TO- Michigan
Central sevcns at 1864 1864. Hannibal and St.
Joseph eghts at so, Morris and Essex at l1o
Erie Grsts at ILL., do thirds 1924 do rsts at los u
andC G. G. and lrsts at Ia. Closing quotations.
for Pacific Railroad bonds:-Union Pacific nrsts, l0l 4
10i1S; do land grants 1923 1o25S do. sinking
funds, 9l ok; Central Pscincs 1o7k lo71s
STATE BONDS.
In State bonds Missouri long skies advanced TO 10li
Missouri skies OF 1877 sold at 102 Tennessee old de-
clined to 43. District of Columbia 65's sold at 70H.
BANK SHARES
Bank shares sold at lis for Commerce, 112H for
Market and 80 for Ninth National State OF New York
was quoted at S5 bid.
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Government bonds closed easier at the following
quotations United States currency sixes 1861
l2o5f do. do 1884, registered, 1915 1919; do do,
do. coupon, 122H 122al; do nve-twenties, 1865,
registered llsS 11sss; do. do. do, coupon, llsaS
l1ss do. do, do. new, registered, l19 1l91s; do
do, do, do, coupon. l1s5s 1895; do, do,
1867, registered 1914 l2116 do. do do, coupon,
12lIS 12l< do. do, 1868, registered, l23 123S;
do do, do, coupon 123& 12sH; do. en-forties,
registered 117Z 11S do do, coupon, 11sH 1lSzS;
do nves, 1881, registered, lis 1lsI do. do, do,
coupon, lls5S 11s1<
INVESTMENT SECURITIES.
Investment securities steady. Delaware and
Lackawanna at ll9k, Pittsburg and Fort Wayne guar
anteed at 1881, c., c., c. and !. C. 60 co., Rock
Island at 11o3I 1loss, New Jersey Central at lO7.
New York Central weaker at l13R 112H 1l3;
Panama sold al 1885.
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
The following are the Philadelphia stock quotations
The New York herald., 1876-03-23
YORK HERALD THURSDAY MARCH g. 87e-TRIPLE SHEET

ports sos'%i.S iss sales 400 ''fS ssSei ssss
sAvAxxAn. March ~ 1876
Cotton firm held higher middling isssc low middng
&Sssiia. sou Exports e'A''~''' S22 Sales i''s Stock
CHARLESTON March ~. 1875.
Cotton steady; middlng. lsc low middling, l21fc
bssss good ordinary 1 l1ks lie Net receipts e9s
Flour unchanged; sale. 1900 Scls wheat dra 10
state 81 SO 81 es according quality Corn anged
81 % os and choice Canada aSoTs s No. f.ae a, 81 ~
lornmsaI-s2 $40 boiled and SIS for nnbolied Nesd.
freghtsFlOur, 70 Boston, Soe to New York. 4oc Al
bany, 3oc.
ReeePts-FlOur 400 bills wheat y go bushels; corn
Flour 300 bills wheat II 600 bush 2d 900 DO
y Gissy inquiry - SoH
and higher sales ii cars track 5se Oats
eSs xas01i choice oi canSas "si as
aomna ao E 9 81 ir Oh ssayy o e% %S Lard dH
''- " y - ''' '' A-''' TOLEDO. March %, 1876;
shade lower No white Wabash offered at g ses 10
MssSn II efss 81 80 o Sn'leq red Winter
April p 2s Max 81 so Corn Oas, but Mr. arm I, high
low nTod, l0lsc April 4O.s NAY, ,4ss; Oats du; No
S g. S s
wheat 600 do. corn, f.ooo do; shpments-e,ooo
rlOur-Demand good full prices. Wheat fair demand.
sI' 81 xp 81 Ss Nay GASsG c pSs Sesso y spa
ole relested zoe Corn demand fair and prices have
sctsd, s6ssc Oats quiet and weak; no p s2s5 ssc,
5ss MAX sdssy srst AID
Arm hp as sG fSs es od sss sssk s e. I @
atsis 75 spot sis m April sls w May Bulk meats,
Tosy iT's%y o sUS H S wssy y6es aRs DID o H.'s O
Sa sC o. harley xsss Roo 80 RYE SS.hss sn
y 600 do oats, 1000 DO; barley 700 do rye SOD
hs. asS s rs1pfsS s! Ap 5%'' s @ s'Hi'
The New York herald., 1876-03-23
THE CUSTOM HOUSE.

The sympathy shown for ex-Appraiser Darling At
the Custom House yesterday but limited. Some
OF his friends maintained that hc will demand a vndi.
cation OF his character from the Secretary Of tho
Treasury. He was appointed TO tho position OF Ap.
praisor, at 81 900 year, April Is ISL
The officials In the Custom house we're, az rule
greatly interested In the dongs OF the syracuse Con-
vention and calculating the chances TO the Pres-
Dental successor.
The New York herald., 1876-03-23
LEssENING PRODUCTION.

The American Straw Goods Association held meet
ing yesterday all Of the firms being represented The
object consider the state OF trade and the pros
pccts Tor the future Tho following resolution was
unanimously adopted:-'
Resolved That consequence Of the scarcity and high
price OF materials and also o the dnlnea
trade do hcreby each With she other 90 reduce
production at least oneha and thar We VIII meet %
she Sd Vt April 20 further consider the subject
The New York herald., 1876-03-23
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETS.

Totals. ao5i ls ssi s.94e LAS
hm, with only few head OF horned cattle unsod At
The quality Of the herds generally coarse few top
from Ole z i24e per H. weights, s to sls swt Prom
r. 5 % net to a sf sh Stree. EASTMAN a 9
sell % Illinois o1sc per b, weight ewt i92
e%t scsat 70 Illinois steers al oke per ID weight 7Ii
ewt 90 Illinois steers at ioa(e perl lb weigh. "a ewt:
strong wSse sold for Morris and waixss - noi;
at o SN 'S 81 hfsshS 81 per- ss on z SG y
Z evil 80 Illinois a, ilc, ID. weight ~ esi
weight X e~t seaa,; y Illinois steers at ioe psr S,
cwt strong Illinoi. weight ei4o lbs =.
I2e per s g dpss. - lSs net a, Jsrsey city
At 91lc per h.. weight ewt for Ramley Go, 10 ohio
sy T So Esf Ss at o DSs
lb with Se of per head on q head weigh, ewi or L.
o hsaG a0'' sed for So. $ III
no. nfn .''s at Psr S b. wss sSs S sS K.hs s
.Se for Brown iS KSn'sss. & .s steers r. &, ex g:f H.
SO Illinois steers q 9s per b weight c Gold.
% & 70 n,sH s hsSs e e. steer. at
ios,s pc, h.. weight ~ sws s5 Illinois steer. 1 st
Isa. HIs ls Ds I Gse weight e per s" TslsSa fe
5s swt Y IIsoIs % steers: a, ii1.e pc, O, weight
weight ia cwt for Kiopfer 4 20, iii Ohio steers
Pis S S:r TsF s2. z T.'SS sR..: :sss: :oa %
er ". AiIcrton 81 Illinois steers at Zoe per No. weight
cwt 81 Illinois at nc iolSe per per h.. weight
cwt IL Illinois steers at lOe lOac per H., weight s
snErr AMP LAxBs Trade firm. but siov; tn. noct.
have ranged from fair good. and the sheep sold from
9Ae s,zc per H.. with yearling lambs At 5Se Psrlb
Judd buckingham sold io state Sheep weight 1870
lbs 1Sc. rib. Kase Pidcock sold 1876 Ohio sheep
weight 1870 At 6c per lb i64 Ohio sheep. weight
80 lbs at Sc per H. $50 Pennsy sheep weight
s2 70 lbs at 7 per H. l4o Psnnsyvsnis sheep weigh.
OHIO sheep. weight $500 lbs. NJ SIC. per 10 502
Ohio sheep weight 80 O1O lbs at Gle per 10 200 Ohio
Sheep Sheep weight lbs lbs per- per- 80 SSsssa Ssssa
sheep. weight 16. S3D, &c. per 10.
MfcH Cows-rrade extremely slow. with range Of prices
from $50 $40 per head calves Included quality inferior
YEkLs AND CALvks.-Grass calves quoted. Meal ted
calves slow a. 7c sc 10; quality Smooth
quality veals Ia fair demand az &c = lOc. per ib
Hocs.-Thcre live hogs sale.
The New York herald., 1876-03-23
DOMESTIC MARKETs.

UALvKsTON, March %, le7B.
Cotton strong; middling. 123fc low mddng. ii,sc !:
good ordinary iOisc Net receipts 456 bales: gross {03
Expons coastwisc. 5S7. Sales 8S2 stock. % ,2lr
NSw ORLEASs, March ~, 1876
Cotton firm good demand middling. t3c low niIddnc
l2e good ordinary, IO'se Net receipts, eD27 bales,
gross 1911 ExportsTo Great Britain. 996 70 Franco
.452; coastwise. 2S0i. Sales. 5000 Stock. 2765lO
MoniLK March ~ 1879
Cotton arm middlinx, i21<c iSc low middlng lIk G.
The New York herald., 1876-03-23
sALEs AT AUCTION.
The following took place to-day

Ten shares Morrsana Steamboat Company IS; 800
Church OF the Resurrection, Madison avenue 4O New
York Produce Exchange members ticket $500 81 900
Coney Island Railroad Company. second mortgage IS:
loo shares Rensselaer, and Saratoga Railroad Company
120L; so shares Buffalo, Now York and Erio Railway
Company So; 15 shares Grocers Bank 0S 20 shares
Farragut Fire Insurance Company 1885, is shares City
Fire Insurance Company 170 II shares Sixth Avenue
Railroad Company. 81. 400; Sixth Avenue Railroad
Company scrip $S.lC0; $45, 900 Chicago, Cincinnati
and Louisville Railroad Company first mortgage seven
per cent bonds, III 500 shares Mcrch ants National
Bank OF Savannah, Ga, 100 a 10l; shares ResoIute
Fire Insurance Company, $50; s., 600 second Avenue
Railroad Company, first mortgage per cent bonds
due 1877. interest June and December o9A; shares
Eagle Fire Insurance Company, $685. shares Metro
polltan Insurance Company, 90; 10 shares Sterling
Fire Insurance Company, l02; shares Lamar Fire In.
surancc Company, 107.
YORK CITY NATIONAL RANKS
Tho following is the quarterly statement ending
March 10, 1876
The New York herald., 1876-03-23
PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.

PROVIDENCE IT, L. March -. 1870.
Printing cloths held 4c cash for best G4x64 cloths but
prices rather weaker under duh demand.
The New York herald., 1876-03-23
ADVANCE AND DECLINE
The following are the changes In closing prices cor


The following are the changes in closing prices com
pared with those of yesterday
ADVANCE and l. c., u: C., c., c. and l. X;
Erie, = Missouri Pacnc, IL; 81 Paul common aud
aud preferred, = Union Pacific, y Western Union,
bscLINK-Dclawarc Lackawanna and western. \;
Harlem ; Lake Shore = Illinois Central, 4 Mich
isan Central, =; Northwestern preferred, y; Ohio
srAroS1 RY.r,A Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph, ST.
Joseph common and preferred, Northwestern com
mon, New Jersey Central, New York and New Haven
Pacific Mail. Panama. Quicksilver, Rock Island, Wa
bash gold
THR NoxRr NAEKsr
Money in the early part OF the day loaned az aud
per cent but was more activeat the close exception.
ally high as per cent Prime discounts quoted
M4H and per cent The following we're the rates
Of exchange on New York at the aforementioned cities
to-day
Savannah, unchanged; Cincinnati, very hrm 90 to
100 premium; Charleston, unchanged; New orlsana,
commercial par, bank x premium; Chicago, 80 to 70
premium.
Exchange was firm; prime sterling asking rates 4sT
and 49ok; selling rates, o. and sek az 90; Reich
marks, 95H 95X aud VI 96. cables, 0eA; prime
Paris 613x aud 51lN.
TIM GOLD NArxEr
Gold opened and closed nt l1tS. with sales In the
interim at u4E The carrying rates were 8, 3K, 2
and ~ per cent Loans were also made dat The
shipments aggregate about s25o, 900.
OPERATIONS or THE GOLD .ExcnAScE nAxK
Ooiu patAhccs. $685.. 9I9
Currency balances. ................... laos, SOD
bfOss ceaFahceS %, 662, zoo
CLEARING Hocsx STATEMENT
currency c1changcs....... $50, 400 S5s
Currency balances. es...................... 363sI Iso
Gold exchanges... ..-.................... 42ls,n34
Gold balances. ....................... 9U2 $50
HARxkr
London advices report gain OF 1896 900 sterling by
The Bank Of England on balance to-day Al the stock
EsshanEo better feelng prevails, and kngIiah rail.
The New York herald., 1876-03-23
HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA March d 1916.
Spanish gold. 233 234. Exchange hrm; the United
States go days currency II lo1 discounts short sight
do, ~ discount; 90 days gold. ~ premium short
sight do 81 premium; London, IA lf1a premium
on Paris, ~ - premium. Sugar quiet.
The New York herald., 1876-03-23

delivered contract GOO bales For future delivery the
sales follows Yesterday, after two H. N.-Aprl.
100 at Ia5Sc.; May, 300 a i3 iiI0c; June 400 AZ
10 81 32c July 100 al IA 532c, 100 "a August.
100 at ~ i2e, IOol at i45sc Total 27O0 bales To-
day, two r. MMarch. 100 At rs 6i6c Apr 900 at
IS II s2e.; 1880 at is,se.. 100 &C rs ii.s2c Nay,
6OO at - ll-l6c.. loo AZ 10 2i.32c. 400 NJ
Y Il-Ies. 2lc9 i a., u p s2e June. $500 a.
July. 800 At y 5s2e. Sooat i!3e 900 az IL Ss2e Au-
"a 5.lOc, 700 at IA l32c 3U "a 5-i1c Total
49, bales Grand total 20.0UO bales The reeents at
pOts follows :(iaveston, 456 bales; Or
leans Go21 Mobile 923 Savannah 376: Charleston 09s;
Wilmington az Norfolk. .2UJ Baltimore 242: New York
1871 Boston. 100 Philadelphia les Total, 1903 bales
This day week 1850 This Gay year 1917 Total
since September ses2. IA bales TO last night Cotton
fruights closed oiOwsTo Havrc, BY ste am
pressed; % Hamburg. BY steam. Hc compressed; to
Bremen by steau Ne copreased 10 Liverpool 32d. BY
steam by sail. D-i2d Market nrm.
FlOBR DGRAIx-Recefpts-flou 03i0 bbis.; wheat.
30gUU bnshes; meal % bbs and l3l sacks. oats,
1850 bushels corn, SO 2rS do rye, barley malt
52 DO The hour market dull and prices nomi
nally unchanged The sales. including State Western and
southern about 1850 bbl the prices
Rye flour sold extent Of about $50 bbs a. "a
s. o. supcrhne fairly active with
sales Of 800 bb and BOZ sacks at the annexed quotations
We quote;
- ~ "
puperhnc otato ~ ~
The New York herald., 1876-03-23
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON PRoDUcK MARKEr-LoSpoS March 22-Even-
ing.-Common rosin SIS Tslow, Ass 49s. 3D. per cwt.
LIyRRPooL PRopucg MARKEr.-LivERPooL March %,
$3.50 y. M.-Lard 62s. I'd. 63s per
The New York herald., 1876-03-23

Dec. II, 1873 March To- 1870 Comparfsons
Capital. sos, 200 600 sos ZOO 600 Dec AZ zoo 600
Net profits :. 81 lj2 COO n. S07 coo Dec 345 600
Circulation. II. .JSa.900 ID SCI 800 Dec 25Is 600
Due banks. 81 557 leo a. SOL 400 Inc II 247 800
Due depostrs Ill lSG 500 115 5g4 400 Inc 44O7 900
Unpaid dyi-
dcnds...... 1880 2O7 900 Inc. 6s, 100
Totals S313 6le 600 ssle. $50 700 Inc So Sol. 100
--ResouYces---@
Dec. IL, March 10,
1875 1876. Compdrisons
The New York herald., 1876-03-23
$1,000 SOS c. 81 la26 $4,000 500, c, 81 i2i.
5000 $40 c. '65.n ll9

$500 Tenn 6's, old. -.
2OU0 Tenn 6's,n series
1000 q. q, G a | lstbc
1OD M& SP LIST. LaCd
1870 Chi a \ w con-.
100 Nor a is I'd. -.
200 y Y Cen Us, 'e3
100 Cen rae old b.
2S0OO Tn Pac Rk lst..
1000 Tn Pac rs, lg .
100 sls Con Coal. be. 50
100 rae N all 50. E. b c
100 do. ...b3
The New York herald., 1876-03-23

THE FoREt0S nARKkr
London adviccs report gain OF f365 900 sterling by
he Bank Of England balance to-day. the Stock
EsehanEo better feeling prevails and EngIish rail.
The New York herald., 1876-03-23
"Wednesday. March %.

stainedsiOod ordinary. Ilidc. strict good ordinary,
ware "A
The New York herald., 1876-03-23
Totals ssla olo, 600 ssls, $50, 700 Inc. s0,sOl,
NEWYoRK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES

TOtals salocl0,OOO sal0 ESQ 7OO Inc Sol aol 10
The New York herald., 1876-03-23

Gold opened and closed Mt llsS. with sales in the
interim at n4S. The carrying rates were 8, 3K, ?
and ~ per cent Loans also made lat. The
shipments aggregate about $1,000
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-07-11

nIRTIEs WISHING To LEASE OR PUR-
chase Lots in ths town OF Winnie
rnucca, are hereby notified that al sP-
plications for the same. or on business
relatip pg thereto, should he addressed to the
undersignsa at Sar~-nento, where they will
receive prompt 1T ozM an.
~ Those oecul , lag lands belonging to the
company, without having bought or leased
the sa,as, are all notified TO after to ths
matter WI ksus delay aud Ayeid ixs ele.
noM n Il. IA LkELL.