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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-11-25

.se~ ~ t.insls ss.ls-arii.tfe s,isd -
fss-r = ESQ be4isss. 10, s-iGs 81 ffsa-
a. sh titers, 81 a. iS''sl T. = y ears
List silts s,ysf'issi sf.,ils .ai AID ii-s ihsfr-
sitNt atsf snsss-st 81 lis ihas ccffir flifest.y
isr;u iissas cosass qaencss; s7eh ~ - Anil
sf;iet t.sltah Hs-sss InsaTGsiisess - s44stl-uI
.:'.s' ott;tzis fa,ssrs. EeinF eE,slii ~ 90
feSulsr ssii1fi of ies Hear i-d.gr.f..-i,,
tssssiteai Lfie-loii $50 HsaEs AZ. Ne
,alsla, ilsispsit, bsffous Cote Asp pisfs-
RIIeEA.
esrThis Is ioas list. Ev~.y one n liss
nb4lye proceeds fE'sfgg tssc So zls s-s4. "a 81
snd stotnsch- fiemSFa tue cauee Esla to-.
cSr@ - certain. HcimAnt- Pal Throws "a
prompt hut gentle toaie Int the 3 SEN.
aiso at'soEos the poison f-sfa Tie -y>tolu iu-o
fsreass aud ssaarstn n -csGss. faou 4.
f1Td 10 tgsleT. yea after year. tllen in ia
meme OF henanIty save your children from
a llEe tRissry.
DIR. u. ~ FAiRCUILD:
lake pleasure f. fs>tifyins that HolrnarfS
Asne Fad has earej ne, promptly ana ef-
ieciuatis. ai the chile. sna. IA addition 10
THIS, u has permanently cured re OF r tor
pid acton Of tiis liver, which has subjected
nc to periodical bilious attack: sisd. ~ a
insecure nee. ! am nov enjoying better
hfsuth i!fan have foE twelve - sara. Re.
s.ecifully yourS,
JOSEPH H. THORNTON,
ASS Postmaster. Cincinnati, %.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-11-25
MISCELLANEOUS.
ssis BEraa.rs.

An a'teulpl TO break jail was rnade
10y s0mH u the prisoners night before
lI-t. Wh=n discovered, a haIv hid
been made nearly through the val.
The Necessity tor res jail, has bcen
pointed Out for years by Iag HEaA ~.
out The county finances have pui ler
miiteddf our having one teil, The
euunty debt should oe fu:Idci uuGer a
law Of the legislature, which is Ia, I'd
81. This ~ulih keep county scrip from
being sold at IA ruinous discount, and
with tire back taxes collected, she
cnuniy fiaaDees would he easter.
Gcsa Enoughl
u VIII lie sect: by our dispai' hes
that Ellis eouI ty hs- had "a grand walk
around at Ennis on the strength OF
giving every vote ia the cointy, some
three thousand, to Iiiden and hen
dTicks Three cheers Tor Eli. county /.
As e reformer, she Is o success.
Town IsIa
The great topic everywhere yesisr.
day, Was the situa,:rh IN Louisiana.
fhe gtectost anxiety exi-.s 10 hear
from there. Che iyeiiug IS deeper ing
/ yhe,e Is quite s little colony of.x Lon
isisuiaas here. " ho ST course, synps,
tbize with tie per:Ious condition Of
their toftusr friends, in hich ,hey
/ are GOT alone.
Terrible Railway Accident
y Dispatch from Colonel ". f.
Hughes, we'll known bank officer
resident here from Arkadelphia, Arkau-
sas, Yesterday morning, conveyed the
| startling intelligence that train had
been wrecked yesterday morning, he
tween Arksdeipbia and Malvern, ami
thirty persons wounded, none of " hom
huweveF were from Dellas.
start SOAP Factory.
/ Il IL q wonder somebody don't start
= soap factory. Dallas .needs laIge
/ amount II ii, and the country more.
Tier, ought TO be money more here
the materials used are SO cheap. same
of aur dsshiRg men of money and
nerve should figure on this mapufac.
/ tuTe, and see " nat wealth there Is in
a1ap
/ Bound Over.
Mr. JpluSuIf. the pierk in fha taoSf-
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-11-25

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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-11-25

Or. J. C. AVER d Co, Lowell, Mass,
Prartie1I and Analytical Chemists
SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS EyERYwHEiIE-
, 1876-01-03

Il
reppor nll.! nlysulf had Just Lett Wood'a M',.
scum. Tha crowd separated uH, ai!1 wanunssa
aioso soward tho boat: IN tho onelg!'b9sheou o.
largo hotel ! paused TO rent aud think. The
! hour MaA midnight. tltful glsta OF wind swe1t
over tho stpny styeets aud whtstlod nlnnEI.ful
mliaa around tho Cutncr BaB-llbhta Which E0Be
aud frll like waning tapcEa III dying room
| Thu sound OF foreign iousfals occasionally broke
Nuon NY car Aul yaut1lIed AWAY Into hllellce.
Thu 1atIuItnau's ulu} bent itB warning eclioos
down tlla Lonely s.raot to brother watcher.
Tho clock III t,,o to"ur tolcd r. mud ts 1no,rl'-
tul no!os ocl.orl among tho t!ent nlla and over
NJ tho tuInb Of buried loyo. Tho sweep
ing winds wuut sluwn, aud calm camo ovet
thu city. \ liouscIoss doK-tall. black,
loan, snd ssnI'G-slsa by iiko n! ,.,.o, a5soT
u poor, ragged Eiri approach tron, llue q
euipty stusS-boxua TINT slilrted tho raysnent
Iii l,ar ar1ns ao held an infant child, mud IN lirl
eyo t:1o tear ot sorrow g''stsned ike daman'
and !noccnt, lloE iowiug llair straEHiinB n wtlt
protuBion down har shoulders. Si,e cou1l no
i,avo braa moro than 10, yet the llncs Of acla,s
sa' dsx q, @ 'ai1 ad g. sf e 1Se' e IT, . a;a st
fsu,n cold and hunger. and tue youthful no!hu
begged me for assistance. cmptied my litsl
pockets OF ail tllrY eontaned,-75 ccsItss-Ioo
OIL my ynst fur Thu ss'iserlug ch!d aud Baso =
to lllat heait t-brokou unfortunate, ~loao Hln 10
, | Ut tho door VI y wealthy Juw that Eept coll
ing establishment on Fourth street. Sllo biosse
1ur, kissod inv hand, aud disappeared 1lko gos
into The llttul shalo lows of tha night, Tue ll1tl
, bnbo bidding le its last Euoa.by lu Holcnn tone
| Ut weepsn. lna!uty.
/ 1 wandutca slowly TO tue loat, sought III
L bunk in tho toxas, and t,unt!ersl painfully upu
/. tho i!cth!sudes sud m!stostunes % OF ~; ~
!. child of poverty aud lidgsace who wandered 4
0 outcast III tho stseota VI opucncs, while her b.
o traycr sleps in downy cuucles, uriuktug wit
I uuli laughing tho hours away In company vii
1t,tR i
, 1876-01-03
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Local Finances Quiet. but Firm.
ut tho Close OF tho Week.
Falling Of Of tho Sharp Country Do
maud for Currency.
FINANCIAL.

Last week wa. marked In hnancia eirc'c7 b5 m Al
tppat prrcirLtae ca1a In TIN situation M lar as etn
ccrct Tho fnycr,ans Ut currency and thc MafKs'hB
Of country produce. Urtu that limo ihrrc had oeef
steady rau Ut currelcy tn TIN gsnin null ea't' "
trtrts Int this wnA suddenly ehrckei. hna was suo
ccct1e. ty conntt.-iluw of currency tn chraao ahN
orders If exchange to New York. Tho amount o1
leans sought for ly corrcsVondeais III III"
Chicago ranks In thn shal" Of ul"-
counts, rcdscounss. nha renewals NM
tecn nrrrcc,lcnsc and added 10 tho largo 'osscs Of
currency ut thla poiut. aH nadethe money inhfae
unexpectedly tight. Dnfikn thc usual or1cr o! tas,
tbe brayy How ol currcncy to tue country mas not
tccn followed ny a corrsspouitna n,ovcmrnt OF crops
nutl rattle 10 market Immense s1ock% Of theao hfo
now htft Throughout tho Western statca. Lo" ps'ccs
aid uncertain markets. hayo fnalc the farmers A'Rh
abont forwarding ttcir asu for salr The imnetaso
1ec.s hayo been bonehea1 upon tho loan market
here giving employment 10 fhnls fur which there WAS
,tto need on account OF The unusually con"
Jtt,ou Of o1lr standard commercial and manufacturing
interests II II noteworthy that while tho country ac-
man continues l.ttle len. fur loans tn carry the crops
tho banks hern nru growing lcss ibeta md arc re-
,trcttug teIr advances. Ttn is rendered necessary
hr tic unusually low sthte Of country balances Acrc
and Of Chicago balances East This Arrest OF tho sup
ply Of tho ainaws Of war may compel 1scef leaAza.
tiop OF produce for money aud in lls oFcnt no gFea
recovery Of priccs can 10 expected for aoinc time.
| Tho general demand for bank accommodations wa'
moderate from city borrowers. who obtained all TIL
| fayors they needed nt regular rates.
, 1876-01-03
what II Tnku4 10 Run u ShecQ-Iknncla Ii
III TUxAHs

|4tasaNkua Ttf} SlGdE JoHTnal.
All that II ueudsd u btale Eiieep-rAueA IL
two tackaases, two Mexican boys, Que Ms1icau
man, ono sack Ut friIulca lAioKtcan bo2ns). some
cottuo sul fow extraa, l,b0O ewes, asld twchty
to thirty bucks, And q gun to kill gAmo;, Tho
afoxican swos. II bought in Anguht, will cost
Il, so TO $1G5. 4 Mexican boy will cost S8 to
sid mouth, aud tho ,u.u sbout 80 mousl !;
iackssssa 525 each; the tr'jolos cents pound.
-altoxesher for tie frat year About -. 6Oo. Tho
swos will yield frosa ~ to 2>i pounds Ut wool;
which viii brng about Il sents gvf poIna ar' a
il properly taken cara Of. 4 man then has from
hia Investment Ut ii, ,60u, 3,0Uo aleop, ntd up
Ax1d OF tD00 ffuu, tlle saia OF thu wool.
, 1876-01-03

CAr.rl.t:-Tlu week clo.ing OIL Saturday lA4t vss
characterized Dy Increased nctlvity In The shipping
moyu1uent mud pretty general h4r1en!ns Of prices"
Tls Increased demand et r;nvr prices for shipping
iscves grow out Of tho generally Improved position OF
nArz At the Esat anu not Shared In to tho same
estol,t by butchegs stun and stock cattle. Tho do
maud toz the tattrr descriptions At tho minimum,
unI The IuolAttons al thc rror!ous week were little
mora hnE fustaiued despite tho fact that the receipts
were tho ehtcst of ay week Of tho yrar. 1Argelyi-
md It rsmains 70 ho ~hethtr not tlo slightly
advanced Hrtea of the psat week shall be nlAlntaue1
ohoco necscs-rtno, it, wsii-ior,acd year
10 yuAr old seefA. weighing I.a" t" ~,c m
ooSa e. l,ss,cs.wtfsitcsi s s;cofs, 1eisi..
s..aim f INC Gss4cs~stesr. ID iii assi xei4i.
,shar.' ~ stS sto:S@rosr to i.r :tssf: aa
cosnn'on 70 ct,o'ee sowa. foF city slaughter.
sosf esfi*ea9 ussconsou ~ d ..,ii: Weighing s s''
1nfsto1yiisat :ai dill cow, iei ot:.
stags. bulls, and ucalswax a&Ars...... 1.;ba?.os
Texas C.ttla-Throuu, lrores ........... .vo
1luas--rho arsayaa for tho pust week make tle
sico tho En!on stosk.Yasda wsie opened, amounting
to only about s., 100 head. That, unars tbs Heagre
oesiu1, pEices It'd nut advance >sAa due 70 ~ ar.
u .,oss o t. | ,tsn ia lt
Tie rn,um pstco to 10 raid waa fixed upon 1t ths
hnasiou tue botton. has mt tecl knocked out u
l,ricea country shippers may thank the commission
men, whn hayS stouty rcHtsttl etery stionpt IL ge
Tic nsrkvt down. Had us light lpen betwt.s
racttss and uroscE'~-amony tto latter of wlo!'
VI actou-tIsra w littls Doubt ~ to xhat wou'
navs lecu ts ot rrices The wtek ole,ied vsr
ttnl! and continued throughout with Flcea A'inWl
.,s, very marked fluctuations. Packers sotascd til
n,lk of tho iltas tafUs17s. though ~ low g..
a.l ~ higa w }7lU xuA laia III tAolatcd rass. Fu
p1trn plIu!epl!a loRa there were fcw sales At 81.
GS7a5. Thu .uarktt cloatA stEon8 At tdJoAo.As II
cunnon to prlv packing boys. ut $H.7aeS7-1s fur o
t!nnsy to 1trr EhtrstHg gfur.. :.
HHEEr-Thc week dull and generally unsat
factory uhe for ssllpss. nniy light iocn o. Esster
r1naud oasted en'i tf's sAl rectlrta proved amp!
|. uu.,tatons f3'AQs} }U1 Tor tooe to medium, ~
| Si.I5a I. Is for good tu stFictly rFtsue.
, 1876-01-03
COMMERCIAL.

Tho New York Produce Exchange HftSly LAS tho
following:
rha Visible Run3y OF gt4i,, comprising tho stock In
rranary Ut the prna!rul points uf accumulation Ut lake
aJ aeabori orts III transt 1y rail md itokcn III OIL
tia Ncgr fnrk CLtlntB, Dec. q. !8iJ:
, 1876-01-03

Grcnt Western Steamship Limo.
fsulu Nov York to t.riatpi England dtrocL =,
GREAT WESTERN. Wn1Aatn....., Ms!AusaaY, Lee' y
Gshtn ps.saxo. iii nsrme1tsto, s%s; Hsesisac, aso
iE1onrslon s!renta, 4l99 Appy st ssm1 Ffc'Et eg9t
, 1876-01-03
ADJUSTMENTS.
HOOLEY'S THEATRE.
The Kellogg Grand English Opera Company.

Mr. c. y. 1lEss Director Of th!s renowned organize
ttop, ban the l.t.tlnr to announce thH following
Brilliant Repertoire
For Tho trtrt rrasun IN Chicago: Monday t7tn!ns,
Inn, h "TitE 1tOitEWIAS t11Nf.T with ffA3 kEle
It,tiu IN hes sreat roe ot AIRLINE, MRS sEauiHs: y:
tl,e csst, Tutetay, "T!tE ROSE OF OA3TlLEH n fig.
Tut n MISS MONrAuuE}. Mcdnssd,y. "MioNoS"' !ls T.
tl;Etl0uu':, Thurttay "TNo!yATlohEr 10! n $1,s $vaS
tsrana xEttolsii MATINEE, saturday, "Mtu; !;
NON" Saturday oscuins, "htANIrAEAH IVAN
pac nf Heats Mt to nox nh1ce nj tho Theatre, 1sc-
serycd seals T.; general admiration, tl.eo; Gallery
IL ccnta.
, 1876-01-03


!3nluth s,a;;;:a a;;: a;sa'aHisa s,.:;aa| 'iiai
Toltd1.....' 3stthM 3sstthM *5!35t" s,i'iiEI s'iiEI IA XII '
9s1ss.. '...''. ss.e lio6T MGsj 1xWs ioiN
- Wt al i1,1rt C4gN1 lGk h.l Il. Lb4
r. I'onrn ..'.' f'Esll ia.Kft t2,4s;I h,AHI 9iGtL
iiottdn....... .E9| lri.tH :o2. .iaiE ,:?sli| N
lHsoneo ;;;.;i FL, u! s!:i;sM s:i;M ss sE '1s'isl ~"
phiiaae!nhfs.s ani?s,9ss 1?&cti! 1%MS IL sl S5tJ
nst!iaIS ist.a nie.t; e. Il ''"''S' ''''~=
Esv York;. 6WoD ........ t1.oc9I 4a, eco f8.Wo
On iakas and ,,,,,,, t,o ocoi oso mn IN oo
Rail .Hipnts u, g., n, Mi, II, N, r.. f.5 f6.s
im ak'pt4 !su.us s,.V@ .v.e..l ~ .--
yk pcc es g5 so!t ~ ~ ~ ili i5!; 4!
k lirc Il, w y: II, ~
VIZ I,cc. ~ ~ II II ~ III ~ s i:S
sS Mk & II = X IT. IL ts az Z ss NJ
.S Srn SS. AZ , = d "a G3sE iii Id j. lis
,o-- =, ,r.,.., I1,n,,1
Tho Stale ennt'1eratiohs soF 49.e III ""'7ss' te't
ylI,,,ln Island nnl Boutl Carolina shnw M ayorago
=, ~ w. cout In ,nnnl,,on stnce 18;o ARauln
gaa. u l4s Tar ~, t,,o s,,c, ,y
lug Tho sano sat!o OF increase lor AZ tuo S.aes wv
l.avo pornatfcp Of 1900 600 In 1911, hs against 3d.
6nn mn In 1870 md tho domestic CONSUMPTION Of
.s., w. ,,n.t. ho, tss,, lnc,eotrd in nhont corrc-
oFcaa anu neh" nna nssa. ~, ss". - 49,, :,
spending ratio lhla stohid no 4aAeli lhto sctpu ~
tie estimates of homo IN "s W to . hos
plus for foreign export INC rslal5eHet!H ~ msat
top, roo acren uuder wheat ~ ~ re1 neart or ~:
ou00oU bn, and at ~ ler cala!a !of - pepa
ntion would lo :35, btf hna ~ ri lef calat
93jo3o0oa t'''t which "a moro tiian tAe ns.ea'la
| Department eatnasc q tlo xleat crop q ln1S.
The sangtr u sw!ne IN is1s7o va a eEans se % sas
lttat OF lt5d- INT tho export n !d't1o "an anon
1p0 O rottsi'n leah thhh III 4ofs4 Du% Ita tnls
sscrc.so i the export there ~as 10 stock q ho1o ~
cata or Mrtl IN 'la country at Mo t!ono =! wv c1rl
Rftsoa Oct. u, 1917, which u netountea tnr ny "
1Msn.aa ssstto ~ to n,nio ss@s'
The hug slha9htes N s4o mest 70 tae tohs srpr ~
sou is hot 90 iatEe ~ ~ tn't: t "a ~ - az nn1r -
, 1876-01-03
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS

EXPLANATION a, nErEnEscE NAnss.-r saturday q.
crrioi saynttar pIccptei, ttIoudaf sAcs3t,1. ~.
slsn SUNDAY a. HU1 \. M Daatf.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-15
tions Woo: :


The week opens upon money market fully sup
piled with loanablc funds, and call loans are as
easily negotiated among stock brokers as at any
time the rates being and .. and 3 10 Government
bond dealers Discounts are quoted this morning.
The United States Treasurer to-day received $780,
600 National bank notes for redemption. The Gus
toms receipts az Washington amounted to 100000.
The Internal Revenue receipts footed up $500,000.
The following il the Clearing house statement:
Currency exchanges, SS2,0G2, ,G7G; currency bal
ances. 81 i,32s 1857: gold exchanges, SS,5S9. 100 I;
gold balances, 81 ,256,003.
Government bonds are strong and higher a
smart demand from investors, the tirmness of gold
stimulating prices. We annex closing quotations.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-15
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
MONDAY. Feb. Il. 1873.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

ASHES-Thero no improvement In ths market busl.
meas AOw aud nominal al DC or Fots and &C. Tor
Pearls.
low r and dull quotations li'.dl6c f,T Ordinary 1874
ala nc Tor Fair i72l7 &c Good aud p elSe or Prime
Santos. lGLG7c There were nc unrsaelions to-day Ihe
night been 1918 bags and
tn receipts 7GO bags The Wis bile supply of RIO In and
American markets tonight IN 1872 9.S haSs OF which 2J56
bss arc here Baltimore, aud bags In New
OreaLs. Mild Coffee quiet and unchanged
COTTON mark the spot quiet and unchanged.
features except that the receipts al the
potts were larger expected and eierted rather de-
Dressing Influence the S28 bales Qnclung TO-
Tree Philadelphia Of which l0S7 saturday
evening i20 for export 7O0 for consumption 60 FOL spe.u
New-York tribune., 1876-02-15
10 A. M.-saLEs BEFORE TIE CALL

A drcnchng ruin storm, which lasted nearly all
day not conducive 10 nny specia degree of ac-
tyity IN the Wallsi. markets. and the railway and
miscellaneous shares were very tame many largo
operators not putting Ia an appearance, and tho
street presented dreary aud deserted look.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-15
NEW WORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, FEBRUARY Is, 1875

There was nothing in the foreign ordomestic advices
to revive the dropping spirits OF sach traders aS
were Oh hand and the opening prices were ABOUT as
they closed on Saturday. After yielding on some
of the list more confident feeling prevailed, ana
OH favorable, OF rather not unfay0raDle, adVlces
from Wisconsin regarding the notifications OF tho
Potter law the Granger stocks began to revive, ana
higher prices were established, st. PAM Common
indeed recording the best OF the campaign
A. the Preferred improving over per
cent on Saturdays lowest decline North
West being held at firm figures. Rock Island
and Mississippi and Ohio were frmer, New-fork
Central advancing to the best price reached Tor
years. Fries being up to 170s. Lake Shore was un-
commonly dull, while of the speculative light fan
cies Missouri Kansas and Texas, opening at 10
advanced to t2l2, sales of about 5000 shares
and then yielded. week ago this stock was seIiihs
at sash. Investments were firm, Central New
Jersey selling at 1O7l4, Delaware, Lackawanna ana
Western at l17l2, Fort Wayne at 1918, and Morris
and Essex at 1898. The express shares resumed
their Centennial buoyancy and all the companies
made n smart advance. In the miscellaneous list,
Western Union was dull and steady and Pacific
Mail lower, Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph selling at
2Oi2. Delaware and Hudson Canal advanced to
I22l.. There were no noteworthy features TO the
strong on the Westerns, weak op Pacific Mail and
Telegraph, and steady on the other shares. Union
Pacific stocks seem TO be strengthening again, hav-
ing advanced from about 6Sl2 Oh Saturday to 7OI2
to-day. The earnings and expenses OF this road as
reported from official sources, for the year ending
Dec 81, 1875 compared with the preceding year,
show very llattering improvement, as follows:
EARSISGs.
1879. 1874. Increase.
From uassergers siSiGu'I 50 $3 go. 3 "a soJ5J 70
FIom mi at. GGlI5l2 Il J,Go3,13l 50 D1O. 90 Oi
,S'i e%trcss S. 7G93l7 % 727.OGl II 42255 40
frum misc tlaIo
<''b'co - ~'''--' - -'''"'
Total 99Js 90 sojj9sso IL sii35e6l ~
pensas...... 4,93e,o47 o5 4652.3i4 05 S29733 90
Surplus earnings siOll,7sl Il sJ,9O55Gj II tll0i2lo
The percentage operating expenses IN lo.1 IS re-
ported "a. iSiio1 per ceh against 4to'iOO III 1884, ue-
CIctse IN iS1J a. 2YIiG0 per cent.
The trade in stocks to-day amounted TO about
139 900 shares, OF which the most active business
was in ~ Paul, Lake Shore, Western Union North
Western, and Rock Island. Tie suhjCined table
shows the extreme fluctuations in United STATES
bonds the leading railway and miscellaneous shares,
AID gold made during the past week, as wei as the
closing quotations of each at the dates under
mentioned, and ;he aggregate sale, Of oach stock III
the list:
New-York tribune., 1876-02-15

The firm of lieidelbach Frank & Co. having ey-
pired by lis own limitation new copartnership
has been formed under the firm name OF leldelbach,
Ickelheimcr * Co., for the transaction Of general
banking business at No. 52 Exchange-place, the
partners being Philip Hedelhach. Isaac lckel-
heimcr. Alfred = Heidelbach, and E~py Ieidelbach.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-15

The London adyicrs report strong markets for Con-
sols and United States securities, money being also
easy at iaa q per cent cOnceG 0ns from the mini
mum rate at the Bank of England. this institution
to-day reporting q loss of 600. 900 bullion. In Paris
R,ntcs were strong at G1.7J, exchange on London
being up 10 2j.l7 In Frankfort |. :. New 5s adj
yanced 10 lOl Z. There no special considcra-
tions affecting the gold market to-day, although
there wcro evidences Of more animation than of late.
The possible resumption of specie shipm nts and the
consequent hfnnc,s of sterling have given con-
fdcncc to gold purchases and transactions were at
l13lsal13li. On gold loans the carrying rates
were i2 ., and per cent per anHum The foreign
exchange market was firm at quotations. the actual
business rates being iSJl:G io5l2 for go days bills.
and I.SJll la4S9L, for sight The Assistant Treas
urer pad out $50 600 in coin interest and Sl 900
in redemption of called bonds. The days business
ut the Gold Exchange Bank covered: Gold cleared.
500 G3J. .OO0; gold balances, $l,07l 500; currency
balances 81 ,1s9, ,50J. Tie principal gold quota
New-York tribune., 1876-02-15
Third Edition Now Ready;
I776. THE 1876.

tVlO. THE 1910.
TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR 1876.
This STANDARD and Valuable Statistical Annual has jus
reached large edition Besides the usual Calendar
Astronomical Pages, 1T contains many new features Of
great lts ELECTION hrAIsiiCs are unusually in ana
complete and Latest indications Of tie
duon parties before the opening Of tie Presidential Cam
pacu there will unusual demand for them poll
ticians all intelligent citizens Other striking features
TRADE AND COMMERCE.
Complete Tables Of the Foreign and Domestic Trade and
spece Movement United states and United Kingdom
dneluding statistics before published
STATISTICS OF THE IRON MANUFACTURES OF
THE UNITED STATES,
Total production by years o; Rolled Iron, Pig Iron. Rails
Beesener steel
COTTON STATISTICS.
Total Crop in United states byyers from s2l 20 1870
Exports iron the United by yssr since 1857, and IG
pors INTO the United Kingdom. BY year. since 1859
AMERICAN And BRITISH sHiPPiNG
Total Entrances aud ClearaDoes from I'll Ports IN United
States and United Kingdom. Annual Rprts since l857
TONNAGE STATISTICS or TIE CASAi5 And
TRUNK RAILROADS
Yearly Freight By RAJ and Canai Time AID
Cost Carg es n Ci,s.ns TIE Es csai
UNITED STATES REVENUE ASD KxPESDlTChE
from July !. 1855. 70 June J. 1875.
THE FOREIGN Markets POR OUR BREA ADsTUYFs.
Annual Exports Of Wheat f0n United States Os59 s75j
and imports Wheat the Kingdom ns5s Is7l,
PUBLIC DEBT OF THE UNITED sTArEs.
UNITED STATES GOVEEN1EST- ne Cabinet Lodi.
eaaIy and &iui.tsTs u POTsgn COantDea
FORTY. FOURTH COSGEKSs. And. ~ sboys siatsS,
VERY FULL ELECTION RETURNS YOE 1915.
Prom the Ofic4l Figures Of tho Latsst Election Ia sysry
state and Territory
All 0, the information ia THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC is
complied from authentic and tfasN0y ,o1fees se1 aac
sf II hss never bsfo1s been DuDnsb1 aetng has bsss
emitted which would fully maintain bz reputation here
tofere ieit ~ THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
Price postpaid 10 osnta Zoe 81 a. T14s TnDHss
eOrpter, siK for 81.
rHK TeIBCsK ALMANAC fa 1916. sh1 Tng DAILY
TKJBUfsE ISDEx ta !s7s. Desiyssa. % esst.
Andres mn TEIBDsg. Ssv Ymt
New-York tribune., 1876-02-15
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

Commercial Collections speciality With IlOwES 4
Coz Il Wal-st., \. \. Interest allowed ON deposits,
which can be drawn by checks, the same rs Nth
tie city banks.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-15

Good Ordinary........... 9s
SLrlcrGcOd Ordinary lU1

sIctGood Ordinary ...1U7s AiddlGg. ............lgIs
future owing tho Unexpectedly lave GENTS Al
ports decline of lec which attended With
transactions. Sales Saturday after February 50a
i3 isac March, 400 l3 'ssc lo0 l5s sse April 4O IS7e
May 500 1874 &C; Jun 13c July 2o0. 41Ic total 2OO3
bales. First call tOday-No sales. second cali
June zoo, lss'sc total ,ao 2qe bales Third esi-
sales 20 day up Up m February, 20 i2si issc March
500 Siac; 1000, l5sa9c; 600 l$,c: 90, fss.ci .o0
Ij1 soS l$ii;e 100 & is 'ssa; g;a MSay iio1 b. 80
300 13lSsac July, 800. l4c' 200 - Zoe; total l5%oJ
bales grand totnl, 1900 btles. -
New-York tribune., 1876-02-15
DcriisirD

ELEGANT GUM SETS, 81; Rose Pearl $40;
~ (.hte meta for shallow jaws eSl; continuous gum,
pai!na nei porcelain entnccd s3p nitrous o.ic gas adj
InnGtcre g. ii. MODEMANN 5}2 Third ave. near Thirty
A1tHht
NITROUS OXIDE GAS.-Tccth extracted
" without pan. ~. HhS8toUcK iorne-iy OPERATOR
C0fons. makes speciality o' tho oi TO- for the
pain Oi teeth l3i BrOsdwsy, OF
LGihsL
COME1HlNG NEW CHEAP and BEAUII-
y FCLi-MY itso Pearl rlaiei Gniirang color aud
stance artificial toeh. excel everything heretofore
tered Or beauty strength aud nghtnes ncs only ~ be
bs appreciated made iu Day, and only no 10 s2O
Ca ana stsndne hlso be-, Rubber sets. from 30 tn
tlE Ooid aIc Fsa. 90 10 ~. IBtflctng under pas
Dr. T. o. WAIT 80 Esst Twenty thrd IT. hsdispsvr.