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sares . Democratic majority Of 2a5e m the
GEORGIA.


The Csafsderate BrlgaAler Full ei Glery.
RoAE, Ga. November 8-Senator Gordoa
Addressed an enthusiastie meeting to night.
He said, among other things that, II
view Of the triumph Of tho party Of peaeo
and reconciliation the hearts Of the Southern
people warmed to the people Of tho wholo
country. We had been charged with being
disloyal, but loyalty and liberty wefe with
10 ono and insepaTable. We say 70 our
trsducers give 10 liberty and We viii give
you the loyalty. He asked whore 10 tho
Southern man whose heart does NOT glow
with . new pride for the dsg Of our fsthersb
since Tilden's election assures us that Il
shall henceforth wave over . Union Of 90
equal 6tates. He appealed TO the people -
hoist their asgs, which no longer were en-
blems of sectional dominion and trample9
common GO nm ws.iths: % Mhers Y the eecsndsst
who is not ready to pledge his life and
honor for defense Of its glory. These senti-
ments were loudly applsuded.
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SHREVEPORT, November 8, 1876.

lspec,a, 70 the New Orleans Republican.
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MINNESOTA.
Rneukh SAT-
NEW YORK.

MuH1APoIIs, November 6-The Repub-
blicsn majority in Minnesota u over l5,0oo.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-09

Tho Official organ of General Nichols has
promulgated fancy sketch, declaring the
intention Of Narshal Pitkin to seize the
ballot boxes, in the hands of Clerk Fitzpat
rick, Of the Superior District Court, and
that General De Trobriand was in waiting
to execute the order.
This statement 10 wholly false, without .
shsdow Of authority or possibility, and
published only in the hope Of exciting IDLE
persons within the influence Of the paper
that published it to deeds of violence and
outrage.
1t il safe to warn the public against be-
lieving anything contained in the afore-
mentioned sheet regarding the actions Of
State or federal officials, - it has no
facilities for obtaining information thereof.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-09
FOURTH DISTRICT SAFE


SMITH 81ECTEO TO CONGRESS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-09
ILLINOIS,.

CHICAGO, November 8-Hsves' majority
in Illinois opportunities $1,000. Later ro-
turns mako L9moyne's election doubtful.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-09


Yesterday was published in this paper 8
nobe written BY kr. Gilmore. addressed to
Jadge Houston, which, according to OK.
planations given was innocent enough in
purpose and effect, though it did not look
% to the person who found It. The note
road:
Win you please send to this plsee, BY
some Trustworthy person, oil registration
papers in your hands, in order that their
owners may vote.
The explanation - that . few persons on
the morning Of election, evidently entitled
to vote, some Of them Republicans, were
refused a5 tho polls, because OF errors in
the poll list. These persons applied to the
Democratic committee Of lawyers detailed
to attend to such oasee, and assisting them
Judge Houston received . few Of the papers
rejected at tho polls. This explanation 10
confirmed BY Mr.. l. Correjolles, who took
Mr.. Gilmore's note to Judge Houston and
reosived what papers the judge had, whom
Il was found under moro liberal rulings ct
tho polls that the owners would be allowed
to vote. Only this end nothing more.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-09

r.. :. 1ass baton Rouge 10 described below,
-" psrhsps necessary to add for tho in.
formation Of readers outside the State Of
Loa'siana that these i've parishes, % bru-
,sly overridden and terrorised BY the
Uemoefacy. which claims to be the negro's
oess friend," were tho only parishes In
"n,on' ss the last election, any appreeiable
ooiored Domocratic" vote was cast. Gen.
Oral Nicholls did not commsnd twenty col.
ored votes In his own parish. The statistics
OF registration and previous votes cast in
'nese parishes arc appended. They win
probably be needed for reference in tho
nalls OF Congress and before the great
tribunal of the people. The Democracy
claim majority in each parish. In E.st
Feliciana they claim . unanimous vote.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-09

been completed up to twelve O'Clock last
NIGHT.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-09

The election in this parish passed off very
quiet; the largest vote ever polled. Re.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-05
CIVIL NOTES.

Henry Inkerman Bleezard. against whom hls wife,
Carpe Bleszd acton for divorce vas found
in the ToBs and there served with copies OF the sGroi@
j. Wilkes Ford of Chicago made an agreement
with Kelly q Leon the mnstre by which they were TO per
form FOR during years Ia the Unied states lie was
'isposa.sl for non alv,nnt from the Twe.vthri
street Opcra Honsr and Key IoI sued Inn ir -'u sat
qry Ygs;rray he returned Chicago IN the ri
meme Cst II this ciiy through his counSr ettnE ur
counter 81 sl0OUO damages fol Bofnhmcht oi con-
tract by tLe IlaiuiiEs
In the extraditon case Of Benz. j. Bristol, who wa,
are ed by York creditors civl pIocs bat
tcred by GOV Tdpu 10 cNraNcd 10 oGeOIga on rcGuJn
Of the Governor af ihat state being CHARGED with mia
pration suHcut conc ude h,iosn nisr Nrsi'
Hllytc
}bs riT -it. war 10 psntcc rr fnm cttraftu
The question whr the GOstEhOis uAtl" "aH
maj. D.GsOu "a
New-York tribune., 1876-08-05
The MARKETS.
rcaremny rspor.eif f,r FAX rmsJSG,
TOTAL RECEIPTS or PRODUCE
Pa. Nori. A,rsr. ,ss,.lA. aB@ Rtlrost.
GENERAL MARKET REPoRr.

FEioAY. auS. ,, 1879.
AsIIPs-r!are nodag acw in t-' alarse lta:s va;
y,y :n,s.eriiu a.J Pots Avrity dptri al ,tF~o aAi
EElSWAH-No changes CT hopnrtant featnrs !lye
At 81 > -.,ic. ',ltJ oul, ,i-i 5,,.lrlS ,
BKOOsi COHN-iEtro "as "a. &c. an' Gne 3Ahked a". s-
sgsIOc c.,, nse,.. > o. sG6-e afi 4sd ai'i '-es-
Vii ,yc rsual o,ins business vasiose previous
ryi ~ aluia iLg3l1tlC it l=@l,C isr "a 70 O~eei
s.Gm at 10; latent aYS.us Sss IaAiaAe .o"l9e 80
CtlC,1it1 las csa quiet Co.. gold FOR Ensiisa aud
4-te So!i oT IgFs'1l .., ,,.rsl q, - .lt er s.uto
DomasG 2542ie fg M"'ulOo, -i-I'e i1r ~.-'-3' A.'i
I2'. ior Guayaq,hL , ,,,.,.,.. ,,, Ds,,,t,.,,, IN.
s,t ,I on viy iru Notwithstanding 'it at
oR ts ',d.iiVrs.es. Evtriga Cnis AZ i-t
anal nach.gr We gd''s i''Srpo'. S,:s e' -
so L.yUrtOdi tas W} -" S-4' .'sr' 80 y,
aSi; rcoea 90 s',-. 30 S'n, Spn,,sy,y,s,, "a - y,sst'
E,r-cithd, and Vest Nu&lnsS taS 81 -. 'h''lt"iii
sl ana Srdiop aad GN~rIehi -. 10 % an 9S@'"t'"
4, WA n Moderate Gensni viz IN no
range of 10 Gc o Iac scs 'AS 9)D ob5s o-L'' -" y
~ "a wrrJ .u and uJEaaiy GIcL.iei no ass Gh'1
ga: steady at -. l1.c go. - IFtlGa:y 20 N -,
ba - e. Iai:a At il Ia Bs.Ioss JoJ b-s' r = >.
tsEH''iit.i,At,E SFuCN-t.ors .as leel vcry Gust
r,arkpi an changes have i.~en pace Meqno.. ary
..5. n feet 90. 81 80; Mo. sno.a,, 2: i1'H"',
Wi.h edds u $40 81 3Si S"SiF S'.CS,, WIZ ii'.' >,
,pr. - 500 :: Sc thSIes. p JfH :. Boy t-,,Hs.
COTTON There was SrSd Ceiraah o. tr tr't ~ l. -
was ayanc,--ls hiShvr 10. o.'ilsty, -; 'l -.
orE.r Is a.. hex ant ntriet '0r Nniiir - tsH'.
un,r 1ia.us u!cIrE"L sales ~ Z..t oi ~ s''.
.lo2 evening lu.inins oVg D-.es o W., ~ 80 y
,r,i r .nrtr,e coutmu nI1UcSs 0i tho Liverpool
rlAI4et sseaaJ IcTAi tr eiin niYa nero
A. - suec.fo,s io mort the rceIts tH0
~ bacs a.antt ~ tits Ia! Et 80, mi y. "a
ths NceS = i,-5 1aeA Against HoJl List VICE AKA $40
a ,,.s VI
New-York tribune., 1876-08-05

S,pycne Court Cbqmbey,-Bv Judzo Wes'brook.-
BriHk at. Sacara Fire lEslIahce ''mlah' '''Ia 80
MIA Ftre IrsIra1cc Comgnny-sty snoaif h1 Ihe,iei IN
les' The Ge t3iHaut u t"sIit! @"y' , n, N
hTnol appeal be dt-n 80 nc JnFh.,,
a1u clerk cOua not uIiloIt Ia" order r , o,ul pr
unug u thi- .s as pi wa. ~ P'"'I ana l. . ,o
pfrrled irom aaAnl tns objection NJ ilolSn nt - ~
eaIly g1ssed without c'-ls n o't
for ihe frst time made Sare agi 80
counsel fee and expenses uo"cd the --4op ,r'i'' h u,
agreement should 5c paid mcl!rs ir quarter ur "Gt "
Icrune. Booe aFt ht2Afhis "h"lr ds',u' ttD.' tt.' '
Of . matter Oi feeling between Tie aic- - "N az
p4ntE should be rernd iaYnrnt 81 ne nInfy to De-
ien!at accorlag 1, terms - c2nIa.I b.tHe ~ 30
De sho cosply THIS ~ obtain ya'lyn VI the order 81
arrest Iie In91h ,snds o',I 70 ~ T,ia & ,,,
defendant smith ast A.oesi0s FiIr i.ooLs ,on
inac Tn. open 10 hcre techah ebl.c1ns but
the motion, ~ ptniiT - NOS p.''l', ia urs1 i Si" @ ~
costs Peek aet c-l!ey0ft oi .srfeo eohnii a "
cree divorce granted t1 paign Merriam aEi DoiD
Motion denied Klein as Ee"o OF the referee con
Snsc,af TsysEEv jude Van Brunt-Doon Thesse ct
nSay a. o. bT ss Ss Wassisa "si Aaso aud
Referees report connrin1i see fei1Hfdnduh I.Y 'FL
Prpbsr|oiion denied Win slO costs dsrndant dGior
nst MllcT.-ifOton denied Dih go costs v: X NauohA
motion denied Otherwise Iuled Cintrei A. Frieima
memorandum. Leonard ag Dal1cl-MOton granted con
HG,ISs Coryt 49, CbambeTs - Nv Judge Goepp.-
The Farmers Mechanics National Eank agt. Orrut-
Onter gTaned lOT commission. Jiinhnhs AT BltFmhh-
Order grating motioI with OoSs's henpet ~ az
lhs Il alCrler denying motion 10 yAea% &c nlth
RECEIVER Whitney aa saalnr4pr!er appointing Albert G.
Auber refere' ileaeLy agL Grs,ellaL,or. Nasahs i
art rhe American aud European Crstalhzei Egg CO.. DrEa
ast ChIar Iorke sgi i1s CSHnoniA I4io iEa 90; anH
0rg,sr aEt QuIeyOrtsr vaeaflhg Injunction grSh.esl
Bosenbaa'm AIT brnsrimain % &C. ,nna I,%.f yer" ast
walters u al--Orler rIntipg stay; opinion hied
New-York tribune., 1876-08-05
t,,xrpAL OF CBIEr-JUsrICE MoyELL.

The funeral services of the late Claudns H.
Monll Chief Justice Of the superior Court were LeId ut
10 a H. yesterday NJ the West Presbyterian Chnrch on
Forty-secondst., Sixthaye. The CONN., WHICH
was placed In front Of the pulpit was
-, ,,oct walnut with silver trimmings, the
niate hearing the inscription, "Clauilns j. Moncil
horn March 90 1915; died Aug. ], 1876" Numerous
pnral ofY,rnRs surrounded the coffin aRd powered the
ait,r af the church The following gentlemen acted as
nj. .bsuerr: Judge Josion Sutherland judge Nohh
nj. er-JudRc John McKeon exJulge John n Porter,
Il yanterpoel, H. j. Scndder, G. A. Hand, anu
EiSari Fitch. Among those present wee Mayor
". sts,n sheriff Conner, Judges IarrenIoTe Sanford,
t,r,,s brady, sedgwick aud sheridan, exJise
freedman, D. sinythe, Waldo HntehinsS Joha H. Whit
&C. ,Sere e1ndnetcd by the Rev. Dr. Thomas Hastings,
Who delivered AN appropriate address when was i9l,
then removed % allow the friends List looE al ie
festsre, OF the deceased Judge Afer the services the
remains were tskeB for intericht u iuoson S"'ia
County, by a special train
New-York tribune., 1876-08-05
The closing quotations of foreign exchange ara rs

The money market was qu;ct and steady Today AZ
. per cent Oh cal! to the Stock TX
change borrowers, and i4ll2 on United
States bonds. Discount il unchang'i Inc
United States Treasurer today received SSOo,'oo
National bank notes Tor redentpiion Tie customs
receipts at Washington to-day were SIooooo. Iho
Internal Revenue receipts footed mp ;330OV0o. lho
following rs ths Clearinghouse statement to-'thy :
Currency exchanges, $5G, G,ll1,Gf6; currency b1-
,,cc,. 50 2si 100; gold exchanges, S7,0l2, ,SSi; /;
gold balances. &S7l,7lo.
The market fD. United States bonds WAS active
ara,n to-day, and in s,mc descriptions higher,
co,Ipou j-10s cr lsC7 selling up 90 1893 The IS
Of 1881 were in demand at 1lo2s for registered
issues, and 1908 FOX coupon. There were sales OF
coupon 5-"Gs Of ls,%1, old, ut ll0, and lrOs ut
l1l5s We annex the ll.cSt street quotations:
New-York tribune., 1876-08-05
ruE RRIrrsu COTTON AND GRAIN TRADE.

LIVERPOOL, Aug. 4.-The cirealar Of tho
C,ro Brokers Association issued to;sy, aa1 eOh aim
ipg review o. the trade for tie week ending l1st ait'
s,vs. Cotton has been active tlrOU A3u the week,
,rt liisiness on saturday ana Nonay v@' uai.' eT
Iisgsr American has Orgn very acfi'e, W!ih PEt'"S
oly ISL higher, the better grades arS ilgL ~ LII
ra,rs IN fLturcS th-Fe G4s J"ca Ilf oUslito1 -id
pr crs have Drsn about 4sL higher
~ t,, Iiysr o5, s,rn crcular issucd today, says:
ne heavy rains and hign WHO'S daring the p-ss "ek
have iycl additional 10 the wheat tidir, atd
fi.,,,Fr @. tle provincial markets IIJte an aFahce.
gne demand Jr casgOes has also improved, Sad ths
.s mr.. Dstar. Several have been faAcH iOt t1e Con-
f.usr. and there l. more ugIry Irdm nav qutlter
'oe markets. IN titis district saJ" I"i.y a.tt1s
a,t.i..ss for consumption, tII airlaSt ah eh'Ls
,,r.ruce for Speculation Importers nave su'cecle1
I'M oJs..nng IN advance OK penny I"f cehtSL
Maze Bd, been rather dropping, ana tEs il.tAet has
been you-y al'caI.J. rO--.ay tie t.anslH;'4s were
limited. F.ac Tts gctr tUirr-tDiy se- y, q srco.
Utfy and urrIur qualities, hv,h W!i'e tA iS.i N'te
r.Lt ,i.r ..!ar F.C-g = III aEi uI'-in-'L 20. y q
i.u wItn nCl,E..c ir.Es iC5un- ~ uH'hased prices
New-York tribune., 1876-08-05

the preferred at 61060Ss0621s. The assigned
cause for the upward movement In the Granger
stocks was an advance in the price OF wnea';
but as the reason for the small advance Id tna'
article was the report Of short crop IN the "ese'
of which we have seen no sustaining evidence IL IL
somewhat remarkable that it should advance the
nrice Of the stocks of roads which depend very
largely upon that crop for their business. Rock
Island behaved very badly to-day responding 10 tne
contradiction of reports of Mr.. Tracys Ill health
which were better circulated than was 'ho
original report by declining to lol'a ana
only rallying TO 1858, which price was
30 lower than that of last night The fact Is peopio
BEGIN to think that road with surplus OF hcariy
So 900 900 has proper occasion to issue Sl 'ooo,
900 of its own bonds for any purpose whatever. We
publish below an srticle from The Chicago Irioane
showing that tire railroads west Of the lakes have
their little disagreements az well as the trunk
lines Tho reason is doubt lack OF
aaeapate business New-YOrk Central made a DIP
to 1O5la0 0lOfa4G1O5li. with quite lively trade
for IT. The coal stocks continue heavy. Delaware
and Hudson declined from 1904 TO 30 for odd lots
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western to 92'S, RAJ
lied TO o. and closed at 33$i, while Jersey CehtrA
auct,.te5 from 8l96o3, to Gl5s061l2. Illinois
Central also continued heavy, selling down 10 80 49,
and closing without recovery. Western Union
gained per cent from 6312 to 70l2 on transactions
OF o. 100 shares, and Pacific Mail joined IN the gem
cral movement by advancing from 229i322oo 10
23I Tho dealings in other stocks were unimportant
and without feature The market closed firm and tue
advances of the day ranged from 4 to Is per cent
viz Erie il; Ohio and Mississippi, b; Ncw-Jersey
Central, 1o Lake Shore, Pacific Mail, and St. f'iui
Common and Preferred, each IS; Union Pacilc ana
Western Union, each 81; Northwest Preferred, g;
O. To-, p,.far,,.d md North West Common each !,
and Michigan Central 1ls per cent. Producers PC
trcleum declined Il; Rock Island as; Delaware
Iacbawanna aud Western 10; Central and Hudson,
/. and Illinois Central, Is per cent The following
table shows the
New-York tribune., 1876-08-05
FRIDAY, Avg. -. M.

The stock market was ups", tins forenoon oy ap-
n,rently wri.authenticaied reports Of the death Oh
Co,nlolore Vanderbilt, which were seemingly CON
GracJ hy an s'cxtr, issued from the Office oi ono
Of oar eycning joarnals, while tacy were as posi-
lively contrllic,cd from other quarters. Inc ~
ports, however. were credited to Gn extent which IN
duce, a ifrc ,ciIiBg movement. OF Wii'l advantage
vas taken by those whose interest pvonibly
caused them 10 ascertain the exact truth concerning
yr. vanderbifs health, knowing full well that all
stock sold upon the report wonid d. wanted back 50
soon as iis fasity sA0ud become established Hence
later in the day there occurred sharp rally,
por,on Of the sellers Of the morning being the piin-
cipal buyers in the afternoon. The total bust
ness of Che day. owing to the sales on
false information and consequent rep"r-
chasing. shows a material Improvement the trans
ac,ions aggrega.ng 10000 shares. Lake Shore
opened at 3d. aud sold at 52st subsequently, rally
ing TO 537sa53ia@53aL Michigan Central opened
at $751; which proved to belts lowest price, rallied to
4Oi and closed at 40 Sc. Paul started at 1873. and
sold at 3Jas a36a while the Preferred sold at 10 .
4o6ois and then jumped to 67%, closing at 67i2.
Moth. .w..t Common sold At 3S's33s@a9L. ana
New-York tribune., 1876-08-05

Ii STATE bonds Missouri siYeS advanced to lobic,
District of Columbia 3.G5s being strong aud III goid
demand at 707sa7l. In the city bank stocks Cen
trail National sold mt 1904 fo shares anu loi Tor
80, 10 Bank OF Commerce selling at ili's, and ~
nd ilJ American Exchange tIOl ieteDea io9, anu
Merchants t20l il5. In railroad bohds 81. fanls
were firm. firsts c. and M Division at 9si2 and
sinking find at DOt. Chicago and Northwestern
cannon ,,ld eosols declined To 81. rss selling at
,oq,, and the sinking fund at l05ls. Union Pacihcs
were higher, frsts at lOlsi sinking fund selling at
o.3a Michigan Central Is were down TO par. Erie
thirds being 1892 Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
consolidated rs at 1903. and Fort Wayne frsts
l2l. Central New Jersey consolidated bonds were
up to i0l.
The Ilukin Silver Mining Company OF Colorado
has d,clured q monthly dividend of Der cent upon
New-York tribune., 1876-08-05
SUIT AGAINST Ex-JUDGE FREEDMAN.

Mrs. Mary a. Cantwel was defendant on
mortgage in the Superior Court. and SHE complains that
Judge Freedman who tried the case, coerced the jury
into finding higher verdict. She brought suit for
$4,000 damages against the Judge for misconduct On
the bench, and among other things the defendant
answered: But the contrary he AYERS that what
ever injury she may have sustained she lost anu ruS
tanned In con -enaence OF the gross ignorance and
negligence her attorney, Henry MoTauser VINO had
been employed by hcr 10 conduct the litigation. Dir.
Horaprc moved 10 strike ths want,
and " stefay Judge Van Bgunt OF the Conaon FIoaS
denied the motion.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-05
CprfINAL NOTIs.

Officer Becker Of the Thrtv-second Precinct while
trtno to arrest Tf1ua. Iioftn pr a-,gut. THURSDAY
5,, wa attacked y Holden and James h"H'.-e 81 no
Harlem Police yesterday Holden vas held In %I'oo
and DuuOhue IN 500 ~ 4ns"or.
At the Y0rkvile Police Court Yesterday, John
Higgins living at Ils fifteenth 81 "'t l'Il 10
an he rstIt 0f iulue. upon Pa'rcs >JAvan
TDwa, IN an Treasurer OF Division No l', AL,. ''It",
o nm rI.us vls tlaT-ad With yWb.l1 10 hT Nlt.a
N,;r4 CHAIRMAN - the SDcotv. ID amount s r''rl ."
i STrg 81 fliun de- ic ihr ,iaIrr alleging ii N''Ii,h
fs. NE safsn I'm orr 10 .ui another DO h- it lie
cxurr.-rd arrDIut for every dollar Itf' "
h. 5uatir- !otTHcd tAe CNalILa -1h uis. O.
al tie IOuIbs Police tO-rG
New-York tribune., 1876-08-05
nllsceiiGncors

Tong BRANCH -Stabling fer four horses
AMI carriages rent InIuire VI Mrs BUTLER, MOTIFS
X1yANTED-A second hand CARDING-MA-
w CHINE. wooI.EN PICkiHG and 0hiNpNim N,ms
on..t ,ash py,c. capacity. Address rHOMAS
SPII:EIl Dr., Posttjmes EoI 6b1. Ealunore, Md.
CTUTTERING-U. =. Stammcring Institute
- (Dr wbiul All Fourth ave. " Y. best References NJ
,ay until per;ectly cured. Send for circular
New-York tribune., 1876-08-05
Dfniistrn
rCIyt CHEAP and BEAUTI-

COafETVING NEW! CHEAP and BEAUT1-
- FULL-My Pearl Pia.ea undleanx eoloI an. sup
sIanse) COR ARTIFICIAL tosh, excel every n1 ~ on
10 he appreciated made In day. and on 20 , ~ % -
T and examine. Als0 hdpoef 7'eN Hom siu W
si6 1oL and plaLpa $Sj 70 siJ Etnasuns u,,ca % pss
nr r. a WAIT. Al tAst Twenty tkirdsf near "adSon"'~
New-York tribune., 1876-08-05
HORSE and CARRIAGE MARKET

Nsw-YoEN. Friday, Aug. 4, 1875.
Below may be found the result OF to-day's
sale at ArcE. JoIrrstuns establishment Thrcenth-st,
etxecp JTnivcrsitv-n nIoco and Fiftn-aye:
New-York tribune., 1876-08-05

Good Ordinary.
.. .s.A0 AR.

StIIct Good Ordinary. sfs MhdinS u "a. =
business ssiss yes,srlay AFT at,es 7 M As5s.l 500 lat
100 iiisc November. 100 iiase peeene.r Sv li,',,si
January 0cS ise seeeSS SSS es August. soo aSs s
tea,ser. ioa ii SC; oetoesr 400 ln,e S',eneer 81
sai August 100. ~ &c: 100 l2tc September. 'o1
New-York tribune., 1876-08-05

ovEKNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENT - 10A O'CLOCK
AND II - pCI.OCK A. ".
U = G, 1881, REGISTERED Z ; 500 Coupon. 1867 -
10000. - IL 1892. 5rsJO- O-.'....... 1897,
b Gs Coupon. 1881 so 5O00l..............beli 1872
1900. ,..........l20ss q ) $50 Coupon 1853
U + $40 Registered, 1865 I.5U0.....-.........l2l's
10000. .......l2ll6
Urgr BO,uD-IOIo O'CLOCK A. NJ
New-York tribune., 1876-08-05

Del anu Hudson

Is Of s.dft j5oBds- RaiFyOGd onds-Bnbi. aud Rail
r,Lld Ahnrr1-Krp,.y Siurts. 6r
New-York tribune., 1876-08-05

- 80 N'~s'A c,t,,yis., Il r pr so a.
CIV CIV g. 9, H'.....d Ssr Lea, 1905, i.IS B = 4 n
T@ Tys1S:yi,Sa Ss .: $iS5s T.: sS. IS 55 Elm s.,
h'ara sanE. ii az + + y .'o Io-llS5 @ i25 25
~ I'm cn,r,cry digdenl percent
III, Lcpton cables reported British ColIsns easier
to-gov and United states securities were down i
f.r i~G1, and Tca-fo..ies at tho opening, though
recovering, AZ the close. aud leaving of strong.
Erie, were steady at l2asg l2l1 Cor the Common,
,.l IgI. l,r m, Preferred. Ncw-iork Central drop
ming to g6 There was no change in money, and
.r.. uo,ths bills continue To DC discounted at the
llf.. low rates. The sun of f67,00O bullion went
.r-o the Bank Of England on balance to-day.
Tpe price of silver declined TO u pence.
Frankfort adyiccs report United states New ilFes
r..,.rr Al fO2Xi03ls. In Paris the , per cent
i,.ut,s ranged At iO6.2O to lOG.iTl2. Inc io:eigA
exchange ,aartc, was dull and quiet, and rates we're
,'e sime as Yesterday Gold w.s strong aud higher.
and advanced irum li2Glll's ia tie ioreEoVh II
fi2Is on the Washington news regarding the
silver bill and the repeal IT The hesnh;-
t;on act On gold loans tho rates Wero
Hat aud for carrying 1Gl2 per cent We near
or no engacrmcnts of specie for SaiurisJs
Cunarlcr. The import entries OF foreign dry So",-s
al the mort of Nev-lorS for the week ending 20
night were TO thc gold coin valuation OF Sl,d5S, JGo
The amount marketed was Sl,57j,97i The ASSIST
AIT Treasurer paid ont T62O,Oo0 IN coin interest on
the pubc debit aud $4,000 in redemption OF called
bonds. The operations at the Gold h1nge BANK
covered: Gold cleared Sl6,ojS, ,OOO gold balances
s1.O19,75S: currency balances, Sl,ltj,o0o. We
annex prncipc! quotations If gold:
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gs%ii5i's 55S.ii!9 l5S....iii33' '''i''' :
f..,r. ..ftH ln.F o. "A
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and M'ry-nr r.iir0l's.
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