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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-05

Power passed Memphis one year ago
Yesterday, coming up, with 1900 barrels
molasses and 800 hogsheads sugar,
ON the steamer Louisville. Cap
tain Power is now conducting
restaurant and dining saloon on the
corner of Central avenue and Langworth
street. this city. and is building up II
good business. The hull .. the Louis
vile will go South to-day tor Louisville,
loaded with produce, in tow Of the John
Means ... Mr.. John A. Lindsey, of Pc
oria, H., has taken charge OF the Jas. ID.
Parker's sc. -. VIM. Harrison aud
Joe Mccullough will pilot the John
Means to New Orleans -. Mrs. A. Stein
and Miss stein, wife and daughter OF
Capt. Stein, will make the round trip on
the Chas. NJ organ, leaving this evening.
49,. Lotus Keating will be the q. W.
" olPs pilot from here.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

WILMINGTON. Dec. 5.-Spirlts turpentine
steady at 35e.
INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. 5.-I.ive hogs quiet at
So 30a5 So per lUO lbs.
CLEVELAND. o.. Dec 5--Petrolenm is
strong: stanpard white, ITO degrees test,
quoted at 23c per gallon.
BOSTON. Dec. 5,-Flour steady and prices
are unchanged. Corn is In fair demand. Oats i:
No. mixed, No. 9 white and No. 3 while, Asa
a46c.
OswEGo. Dec. 5-Wheat: Extra white
MlcnIgan, 81 80; No. : Milwaukee, 81 92.
Corn steady at 5Uc. Barley quiet: No. Can
ada, 81 %.
nofFALo. N. Y. Dec. 5-Live hogs
moderately active: Workers, corn fed, $ja5 10 ;
fair to good best s. 5Oa5 10; heavy to good best
S. 1Oa6.
MEMPHIS. Dec. 5.-Flonr steady: Choice
family So 5Oa7 w. Corn quiet at 5sa62c. Oats
irm at 41a4S. Lard quiet II 1:al2xc. Bacon
quiet at sAa9kalOkc. Baggmg hrma5 l2%a
nc.
TOLEDO. Dec. 5.-Wheat strong: NO. white
Michigan, 81 36 cash; No. amber Michigan.
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ADJUSTMENTS. A
Woods Theater.


Mr.. John Raymond as Colonel Mul-
berry Sellers" last night drew fine
audience, as he always does. The play
is strictly American. An audience in
any part of the country is sure to enjoy
it immensely. No matter how ire
quently one has seen 1T he
Is always impelled to go
again, "There's millions in it' and
there will be for many years to come.
Miss May Roberts made her first APP
pearance in this city. She played
the part of Laura Hawkins"
character that Clnclnnatians
have become accustomed to see-
ing well rendered, and did 1t
we'll. She is a good actress, and Will
improve on acquaintance. Mr.. Wilson's
Isl Hawkins" Mr.. Mackay's "Clay
Hawkins" and Miss Ella Mayors "Em-
lily Hawkins" all showed now we'll the
appeared to better advantage. With
such a support and the piece SO we'll set,
no greater attraction could be offered.
Grand Opera-hOuse.
Mr.. Joseph Murphy, the popular Irish
comedian, commenced an engagement
last night in his new play, the 'Kerry
Cow" The play, a very pleasant and
interesting one, has been improved In
many particulars, and now affords lull
scope for Mr.. Murphy's speclalties,
besides having a good plot
and CARRYING the interest all the way
through. Mr.. Murphy is good come
dian and fine singer, and an audience
is always delighted with his efforts. He
lis we'll supported by the Grand Opera
house company, and the entertainment
offered is one that the lovers of comedy
can not afford to miss.
Family Matinee.
At the Grand Opera.house tomorrow
"wednesday afternoon will be given
another of the popular family matinees.
'tThe Sea OF Ice' will be the bill, with
only 25 cents to all parts OF the house.
The English Opera-ssMignOn."
The beautiful opera, "Mignon," was
last night rendered by Miss Kellogg and
company very effectively and smoothly.
The audience was large and the rem
dition remarkably we'll received. Miss
Kellogg's personation OF the title role
has been witnessed many times, but
uGYeE Win piSuouAS A"op
night, She gave it with an earnest self
forgetful power and intensity of action
that is seldom seen on the operate
stage.
Nine. Rosewald's "Filina" was very
acce ptable, when it is remembered that
the role is most difficult one to do even
passably well. Mr.. Mas voice was
clear, and he sung much better than
usual.
| He received aringing applause for his
beautiful singing OF the farewell to Mig
non, and MIR. Peakes, as "Lotar1o,"
was frequently greeted with en-
thusia 1t is by far his best
role in serious parts, and is highly
creditable to him in every respect. The
minor parts were we'll taken, and the
chorus and orchestra were excellent.
Tomorrow evening the Flying Dutch
man" will be given.
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The elephant is going round ard the
band is beginning to play in all the ex,
changes. His Highness the Nawab of
Loharn has sent Nepali pony, only
eight inches high, to the Maharajah Of
Patiala. Herds Of buffalo have appeared
on the Red River, in Manitoba, alter an
absence of ten years. Betsy, the ele-
phant, who was recently sold at auction
in San Francisco, weighed four thou
sandpounds on the freight scales when
she was shipped to Philadelphia. There
were never before SO many opossums in
Maryland as there are now. A black
bear chased a policeman and troop Of
small boys intn IL saloon in st. Paul, and
was finally led off with chain by man
who knew the trick. AS tor dog stories
there is one in every excnanse i'll the
United States.
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CINCINNATI, Dec. 5, 1876.


The market has been steady though quiet
the past week. Prices are steady with no ma
terial change, ana offerings mostly of medium
grades.
The total offerings at auction for the week
were $50 hogsheais and 146 boxes at the fol-
lowing prices BOG hds Mason County, KY,
Districts hhds at s. 2Ja5 95; CT at So 00a7 95;
no at $s 00a9 80; 81 at sl0al4 rs: II at SIS GOA
10 rs; / at s2l 25; II hh s old-8 at SO 95a
7 10, at IS 5Qa9 ~, 4 at Sll 25al4 Is, at $l9a
is ii, l at 800; 2 hhds new at q 5Oa7 40. ~
hhds Brown County, ohio, District-2 hhds at
81 O5a4 go 81 at s6a7 81, 81 at $Sa9 3d. 6S at $1Oa
ia 50, 16 at $1Ja19; hid new at s.. 40 hhds
owen County, Kentucky, Districts hhds at
sSa5 S5 IA at soar o. 16 at ssa9 81, 5 at
Si6al1; 6 hhds new at from "a to IS. 5? hhds
Pendleton County, Kentucky. Districe-2 hhds
at $4 O5a4 TO- IA $6 3Oa7 9O 23 at $9as so, ID at
Sl0al3 rs. hhds Boone County, Kentucky-2
hhds at "a l5a7 Is, at IS 5QaS s, hhds and 5
boxes West Vlrginia-3 hhds at IS l0a6 90, 5
boxes-2 boxes new at So, at ID 1Oa7. l40
cases seed leaf filters, binders and wrappers
81 cases Ohio-6 cases at seas 80, 81 at s4a5 90,
"a at $6a7 80, II at $Sa9 80, at slOall 75, at
SIS; % cases Wisconsin, case at So IS, II at
sla5 80. I2 at scar IS, at $l1al325, at SIS: 25
cases lndana-13 at S4 loa5 90, I at $6a7 65, at
| IS 5Ja9 90, l at SIT 70.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-05

The Bridgeport Standard tells Of pet
lying squirrel which mas just recovered
from diphtheria. Some OF tue children
were attacked with diphtheri recently,
and in accordance with his custom the
squirrel som etimes crawled into the bed
with them, nesting up against their
faces and throats. After while the
squirrel was Sc zed with all the symp-
toms OF the disease, and, growingworse,
apparently went through all the stages
OF the complaint.
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LEXINGTON. KY.

The lecture OF Rev. McGlvney, of St.
Xayier's, Cincinnati, Sunday evening,
was very largely attended.
Ellen Washington, a colored woman,
was found frozen to death in her bed on
Saturday. Sue has been i'll Tor some
time, and not having any friend, she met
with this horrible fate.
John Vance, an old and wealthy
farmer, residing short distance from
this city, was married day or Two ago
20 a young lady who, it is said, Is not
yet out OF her teens.
Mr.. Robert Bonner, the great horse
man OF New York, is in the city looking
after the fine stock. He visited the
Carraugh Stables of B. j. Treacy on
Saturday, and was much pleased with
his stock.
"Red" Speyers, who drives the heavy
wagon for Adams Express, says that mis-
team became unmanageable on Saturday
evening and ran into The Louisville pas
senger train with such force that the
train was stopped.
A colored woman, who labors under
the hallucination that it is her duty as
a Christian to always go bareiooted, was
seen walking through the snow Oh Sun
day without shoes or stockings. 1t is
said she has not worn "hoes or stockings
for aixteen years,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-05

aid Of glasses. She speaks very fluent
ly three nguages-EIoland Dutch, En-
glsh aud German. She has still living
Two children, eight grandchildren, thir.
ty-,wo great-grNndchildren and three
great-great-grandch
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FINANCIAL.
CINCINNATI. Dec. 5-1:3O p. NJ,

CINUINNATI, DEC. 5-I:3U z. NJ.
Gold is easier to-day. Coin is worth 1854
buying, and 1887 selling. Cold checks ard
worth lOS1.
There is very little demand for Eastern ex-
change. 1t is steady at previous rates. We
quote it lilo discount buying and par selling.
Sterling exchange is in moderate demand,
drafts are drawn at S. IS and sixty day bills
are quoted $4 SO per e IN gold.
There is moderate demand for Southern
Railroad 7-30s at l05S and interest.
Government bonds are easy, but there is nc
material change in rates:
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-05

When country editor, not long in the
harness, read in his fashion exchange
that "many English ladies wear full
suits of chamois," he grabbed his die
tionary to see if that was the right way
to spell ''chemise."
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Cincinnati Live stock Market.

CINCINNATI Dec. 5-2 L. M.
The following are the receipts and shipments
OF live stock for the past "a hours:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Receipts ts,,.,.. 664 1859 6l9
Shipments s........... 1O7 1l9 552
HOGS-The market is slow and prices are
rather weak. Common are worth $5a5 80. fair
to good light S. 4Oa5 S.. fair to good packing
IS 50a5 IS, and choice heavy IS sOa5 90 per cwG.
CATTLE-Are IN light demand to-day, but
the market is steady. Common are quoted SEA
2 65 medium 81 S3a3 rs, ana good to extra $4a
4 IS per GENITAL
SHEEP-Firm but quiet at previous prices.
Commonto far sell at 81 25a3 %, and good to
extra are held at So 50a4 50 per Genital.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-05

A remarkable old lady lives near
Kingston, NJ Y. Mrs. Maria France,
WIFE OF Abram BrInd, Was born in
Piattekill, Ulster County. October 8,
1716. She is very energetic, mas good
eyesight, and has lately made new
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BABB1TT'S SOAP.
SOCIETY NOTICES.

II o. o. F.-Wm. Penn Lodge No. Sc, meett
l.. every TU ESDAY EVENING. al TsA pepX
Hall, northeast corner Central avenue 49,
Eighth street. Visitors cordially invited. "H
THOMAS WILLIAMS, N. q
ii. G. POWERS. Perm. Sec'P, Tutr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-22
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

IL
LIVERPOOL, Sept 2ll23O y. m.COitOn " quiet and IN
chaaged Middlng UPlanta, 6sIf AidGlhg 0reans 3D.
saIes Of bales cndng LO0l ior speGHn0n and eA'
nor receipts, 1900 balcs OF which % bales were AMER
Ion Middlng clause, September delivery, nj gil also safes
nj the same al 5sd. sales o. hidng Upands Low slia
alag clause October and November delivery At 3D. DO DO
IiyRgroot sept Gil D. m.--Baron 1913 owt for Long
Clear Mindless and 30 ~ for short Gear Aldlles:
INERPOoI, Sept 2i-3 Y. m.Sales OF Mlddhbg Uplands
eTv at 5Tsd do New Crop shipped December and JSn
aTy per sa 6iSd OF tho sales toGY oooo bal2s were
AITFaP6or Sept 2l-i D. n.-sales OF MiddllnE Upands
cnIton Ioyg Miidlng clause october Delivery I'd.
TTvTipOoI sent 2l-5 observation-disclosures Quieti sales
of idGhng Uuands Hiddnng clause, September DC
livery at 6 do do new crop shipped November ana Ne
Oei ISERfeoi, sSpt 26O D. mRened Petroleum 1919
1911 gallon Spirits Of Petroleum l2~lSd Y 5alop' Cou
I6SS0g sept 2-l23Op mUnited states bonds 1904
old los New,York Central 90 Ere Hallway shares pre-
ToS6S sept 2l-l p .consos 96'ls for both money
and the account Paris ayces quote per cent Rentes as
Tnrn0y Sent 2f3 D. m-Consos 961is for money aud
on for The account The bullion In the Bark OF England has
Increased al73000 during the past week me p9poIo1 a.
e England reserve 10 haoiy WEIGH as1 Week was
sSDoS Sept 1880 D. m-Paris adgices quote Eve per
cent rentes az i0et for the account Common osn o.
6I3 TalloY, A7I3 cwt Spirits oil Tmpenune 2S9@ZHF
'IcSpos, Sept s1-s m,sver is quoted today at Sl's
GosDos, sept 2l-Evenmg-Lin OIL 2S67s5o per
cant spece In the Bank Of France has In
cresaed 81 81 O00i during the past week - -.
ANTWRRP, Sept. 2lPetroerm 4Si ior me pAie Ahei1S
RIo JANRIRo MARKETS.
RIO JAxTIRo sept 2e--Exehanfe on London zAt h0'
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In the city bank stock
American Exchange, 90
lOeSe. The bids were


In railroad bonds there was an unoOmmOnly large
and active business done and pretty much ali over
the list higher prioes were reported. w7JeTsey
hid eonyertihles being 70s4, while Lehigh and
Wifkesbarre ccnsols sold at 5O14a50'2, and closed
Al So 20 Sc Michigan Central rs were up TO i02 T.
and Old SoatheTn sinking funds 1902. The bonds
If the Pacific coast roads were freely taken at
higher prices for Union frsts, 107 Land Grants
being O1la Central frsts, l10lt, aud San Joaquin
az 97ioGg75s frsts of G. c., and l. Z.
AT So Great Western irsts of 1888 at ~ Z, and
CHICAGO and Northwestern fiTSts at l0o. The
ce5go1 gold eensols were manipulated ur to 9o4
ST. Paul sinking fund being steady at 50, and hrsis
Ia Crosse division, easier at 1921. OF the roads
under default, Canada SOuthern tirsts, coupon on,
sod at - Chesapeake aud Ohio frsts, coupon on,
AZ o, and burlington, Cedar Rapids and Minnesota
frsts al 37lo The following the current quota
tiors AZ the FIRST RosFd (:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-22
nomFerrc MARKErs.

os sS'' ss s; sass si wses sS sS. sSS se
ssgts-TlSar 2oSo Gbls! Com 1890 6I:P WHs.t 500
es s1 a Si S . S %sa Sa sn' e @
snSr is5 zoo p9 S w c SS o s %i
%Sss 520g eP g 9a SseS bush Flour wSess GGf as
mana ssss mi SSif a. s ~ G S1s No SPRING
seSss S Sa5S
sUi9s sses e 1000 bush ss5pe q 52 Loco STsa No a.
sse 5000 bush 80 Minsd Western At SSs 20 A5 s
TSieso ths TSeE &C iSc Rye DIreyNOthing doing
Timothy IN very good request Il q 1852 Clover almost
ThTaes IA lrt inquiry at 8 ossf ii ely make cs9R
YORK, 81 IS Hsrdwooi 81 Albany 1875 20 New
Ctigo sept sI-FlSar quiet bot hrln Wheat iyrgyisr
e Sssos sse & SN & ss ested S
Corn unsettled generally iower ise. eash: 4s'e
jss sts'3i5s 81 'Sf .ts sS9s' -
ss s easier S G at si ana BAy M oO5 dsnd
cash oc.oSeT fsyk sESr al s ~ essE
6rn a $40 so cash SO S9sl6 80 oesber sleo al The
s Boo S SS o a Sy 5s s Wheat Wheat bass
GS ss. 9a s eR SOa SE Oa Sso %Ss
Sgo bush Corn 7sooJ bush 9,as 100 bah NE asT
wSsai lover ct 81 olss October; 81 oI1, Noys%ScT
81 oS septenoer Core Sc higher Oats unchanged Pork
e & % s9S d. s% T n a aHis
Ss sa bet ssSy e a $SS E ct sssdy a q s
Ilhal2c Bulk Meats in fair demand and stronger shou
loose Bacon IN isir demand and firm S a. 81
S5kes wSkS Sn aT demand and inn At 81 o. al Gs
butter qset sesdy. Live Hogs quiet Common lleh
t. 5@f Bu,i ssf sss s G g rec sse SO sasnt
osheS R En sas 6 Se' s ssS
sS & Il N S G s y az 81 Os 9s" eoi ses In r
Gsr 80 90 so Oats % 3 RSO
So f safs e saSy-9 &est o q &c.
u,pBtg-G bbls. FLOUR, 1850 bush Wheat.
PLApEfglA sept yroien.ReinR,e 26S Tor sep
flS TmSl q 90 fli4ss;ea 81 5SS yi 81
F FSSr sS sScG saIr b srHe 3 aa Is
ETgTs y s54tSi Wisconsin and Mi@gcsoI@ Ta9i s sS
e. ne Rss Fgu 8 81 Tssss 9Ssr s so
Corn s. .s TsoG Ola S %ss sif Sew s. % %ay
Western, 81 ~ Batter hrni New YORK and Bradford
hSa & d. F sS s5 a1 ceess R ar si.6d
Fns i iSs rs s DO Prime 7Ssc Esss
sis IestSrS do . ssss IN DO
Sb52 oSlS WesS eas 6n menu 80
BOA %ssS Zoos bush Corn i5s24s 6ush:
e sS s' W T sSys IN sSa d N al" F s Is
81 65 IT, po gG g. 5s 81 TIE doSS sts sis%
pS 4Sc 2s essvs qa s5a t s Bar sG sg s
pie bas Nebraska soc; MInaesst. 0Ga as TO- NhlsSy
unohSnSod Balea, quiet nothing d9iag 70 Ioand lots
SfsrRE e rsa I fIb'a and I'd G S es Bssan Timer good
ogsing demand sh:GafeTs s sc SSST Ky SP9 S 20
BACON. 50 80 ~ 50; Butcher - 80 - " EAI5, g5e
ilscrpu-SOo bbs Floui. 3QOl bush. Wheat 1901 BUSH
1900 bnsh. Oats 5000 bIsh Eye 5000 bush Darcy
2,SCO Hon. A. 600 Cattle. -
TOLED0, spS 2lIlour steady Wheat steaiyi .N22;o6
Amber Michigan spot and September 81 lIFi October
a I5 Sa 10 ~ q; 40 Winter held ~ ~ 10 No
ned 81 O0j Iaected Re- ~ & Carn nrui high Aisei
Die ioW 90 spot October, Sole. No 2Wlnte 0DLci
No trade soc DaInzgui, A5C. Oats firm; No. = 3Co
White alC Michigan, SIC. Rejected Sic EscelltssJ0
bbs Flour gGOOD brsh Wheat, $4,000 busi Corn, Loo
bush. OSiF ShIymcnts-lGgg bb!s Flour, 1890 fusL
Wheat 81 coo bdsh. Cora, 5000 bush. Oats
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-22

Genera quotauoDs foIOws Java q q
22c singapore. mats ia91se ceylon ls9i7e Msraeaibo
Domfnge 14RaI4@e Porto Rico l6A5Gl7 3ei Costa Rca
l6al1t3 Hexean l6a7al1k Manila 10 S016 ec; Argos
Rio Ordinary c8rgOes l5aa15sAc Fair 17aGl7sc; Good
lSdlsSe Prime, lea0lS4e extreme range for lots. 16
G20c, all gold.
OOrrON-There was q good demand for homo
SUMPTION and the market EnGr advance The
1929 bales OF which 216 evening Including
consumption; sales
100 bales % arrive and 200 bales delivered on
tract The receipts at the ports 964l bales agaDs
00lS this day last week and s25S this day last total
j. bales o271l bales during
same time last year The following revised qno1a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-22

The rates Of exchange on New-lOrk at the under
anc,,eJ cities in the interior to-day were: SaYan.
sasb j, premium Charleston, IS to par; Cincinnati
ssn, mar EewOrleans, commercial par bank 4
lSnm Chicago, 90 discount, and st. Louis, 20
p 1o0 d1scnnut The United States Treasurer to-
ssy received 81 100000 National bank notes for
H SSoa,niion The customs receipts at Washington
g Jav were 100000. The internal revenue re
.eiSfS footed up $350,000. The following IS the
ssSSaparine-house statement to-day: Currency eX-
s x-as S59 557 I44 currency balances, " ESQ.,,
Sa9 oId exchanges, $40, 49,, 11S; gold balances,
SI, So, 253.
tl,tod States bonds, the trading being confined to
SSos ~ 1885, old conpon. issues, at 1928; re-
1;Steyed q Dos of 1867 at 1868; registered 5.2Os
81 Is6S at 1854; registered 10 40s at 115, and
saunop DO at the ssme price. There was sale OF
- d60 cnTency &c at an advance to 127. Wash
Inn DISPATCHES report further withdrawal to-
5sy al 100000 in 5.20s and 10 40s from the
TSxessIry Department, and the substitution OF new
az usT cent bonds as a basis of circulation. The
cocrre9ary of the Treasury to-day issued caH for
sJc 000-OOO 5.20s of 1865, cid, interest to cease
three months hence. The latest street quotations
-y.ro follOWs
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FISK O. HATCH.
plploeno Notltes.


OFFfCF OF THE DUBUQUE SIOUX CITY RAILROAD !
COAPAYY, 50 WILLIAMsT, EEW-YoRH. sept 10 1870
NOTTCE.-A DIVIDEND of TWO GU PER
~ CENT has day declared the stock Of this
Company Iayaba the 9Th dav OF october nex az the
Office OF @RIF NJ K JESUP PATTON Co., TO stOckhoders
egsered the closing Of the books The transfer
books viii closed the "a and reOpened on The I'm
proxino. j. h lOhloN11 treasurer.
OFFICE OF THE HOUSTON AND TEXAS
" CENTRAL RAILWAY COMPANY, No. 80 WaH-st-
NeWYork sept 49, 1S7sThe coupons on the C0ns9dated
EIGHT Currency Bonds OF this company, maturing
!, 1876, viii be pad ut the National C1ty Bank
G. ENNIS, Financial Agent
ColRrROLLERs OFFICE NASHVILLE, Tenn, Aug. 3D. 1875.
THE past-due Coupons, July, 1879, of the
bonds u tho state Of Tennessee together with tne Out
standing Coupons July 1874 and January 1872 Will be paid
the tn day OF September 1875 when presented
at National Bank IN GewYork CITY, OF az the
state TrezsIrer's ONCE In NasayIie
This am 0uncement made in accordance with the policy
Tic Governor 81 tue state VB mat
instaent OF interest would be paid ~ som ~ the actual
reeepts from OF me state would JUSTIFY
JAS. J.. GAINES, state Conptroiler.
Union PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY
I J A DIVIDEND OF TWO PER CENT on the CAPITAL
STOCK OF the UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY
win Oct 1876 10 stockholders OF record
sent 20 1876 Nsw.YOFk stockholders VIII De rad nc the
office Of The Union Trust Company, New York, ana Bos0n
stockholders at the Office OF the Company "A Equabie Bau
ing, Boston. -. ,----,o., "a,
BOsion, Sept. IL, 1875. +. H. ROIsLLNS 1resaSuref.
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,sral offerings of currency at 404i2 per cent UP 70
"a end of the year on approved eoiiaterG lh be
Sv 80 II for 90 days aud at l2l9oe al the current
SS The Improved outlook in legitimate business
ol,o,ocTcial paper Rates are rmer and the leading
sToSers scale them as follows:
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THE MARKETS.

eFNERAL NARKET REPORT.

THURSDAY, Sept. q, 1875.
AGHEsNO changes can be reportedi business Nas
~ I'D tpasmedic aud prices almost wholly neIninh
NJ Pots and sac tor Pearls -. -. A.. a.,
c0EPEB-Nh Coffee was quite nrn b9t gnleto y a.
However time tae sales baye reacned
lara 07l9 bafs NaracaibO 6A bsgs Lagnayra lyJ0
taK ceylon aai bags esyania and 329 bags Costa co
Fin the 6uoed faRo Of prcea Tho Stock Of bld CONGO
kss stated early y s day e le79l bags end sSSS naa
ne latter Java sucudng b,7ez bags Uey0n, of10o haa
tAbo, aud 1880 sante Domingo. no wac qnet but ni 20
{ 81 present priees IRE etoek here was $40 bags and ~
bIc1e e7e baGa Thee no transactions here o. gal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-22

There was rather more diversity IN the
nravelnent ia the amount of business done. The
IA Tennessees were steady as 44l2, and 1859 OF
n1striet of Columbia easier az 714. Old North
Garoiinas sold at IL and Virginia consolidated 6s at
~ Missouri 6s were easier at 107S4. The follow
ing are the bids:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-22
COTTON MARKETS.

uktyPs.oN Sept ZCotton easier; Addl'ng, l0ss, Low
hiAiling lOc lsabl Ordinary sc. RET receipts ~ y
baos; gpss llS3 bales exports codstSt 80 bales SAi
GB6 bales stock. 1879 baleA - -.
MiinR zee Good Ordinary Us net PeceDts l.6J5 0sles
sllraL 0lo bales; suck. lN,l9J blt-
gaTIpuRK R-pt gl-Cutton quiet and easfcri At6itng
lOi.c Low AdsInK. lOtc: SS0t Or.lnsfE. se SiS,s,
baIes: sVinncrS 20 baiesi stuck, sI3 bai,sa.
2l.,Ottnn -itly gu0d dInanh; Mihllle,
lJc.; reeepf 900 bales shipments 40 biesi sea 900
tiScryStTi S.p 2i-Cctton Gru NidaIinr iOSr.; Low
MrIiuz iN Good Ordinary, b'e.i Receipts ~ Jales
shipmsnts 30 r,es sales ~ talfs; stock 1907 bales
SORtuiJ, sept El-CoitCn dn AiddlnE, U.s. net ~
eelp si bales; oNDcr. coatse, 1905 bales sales -
baies. -tsrs. 2,sS0 tales ,,,,,,.
AuGCrfa. St 2l.-Coton steady, good dCmasd hti'ng,
IOisc Low AlddAHg. gaogec; Good Ortnhfy s's@o sci
M0nLR serA 2i.-Cott0n srak; Mddlmg. l0bdlOasei
Tow Aildilna, l0c G8Od Ordinary nDIha nst fe.si ~
500 exports coastwi7e :6i bales; Sats iSO ns'
stock, 1911 saJes -,
NiadaR ltr.. G~Dd Ordinary, l0hr; nee Tcccfpla, 70
bale gross. III bales: sock. 1910 h1lrs. -.
WIflnNGucS. Sspi g.C0ftou uaEinalf htddi'nG l'fei
Los Mll.ug. TO-; Good ordinary. Dc. net receipts -
par ,psLPnIS. sept 2l-Catl0u quiet MCd4nfs ~ ~;
Law Miadllug lie Good Ordinary l0%c' net receipts 81
MN oar "a Fegt 2i-Cotan quiet NidIlng, lose
low Nfflluy Iagrs uO0A Ordinary, 9hsr not receipts,
M; tHl.z; Ei.s sos bassi eXgOTtS, o. Franco 2O5S
bales tcAslTiso 3G27 bales sas, llOO Bales sioch 5aVL
balca. ,,,,,, 49,. , 90
M,dlinr lpisn Ordinary Bic receipua ltl bales
sbrpusnt-. 2G2 b3ies stock. LOO 6alrA -
Itpfls mas, sept Zi.-Cnttan quiet; Niaiung lO6e
Nf,fgir i0i.r ood Ordinary S'ics net rcceipts 1913
balf- ouastwtss lGil haia soi"s 600 os STOCK
lOs2i bales.
1900 HrHar