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inx guilty aid furnishing, ey!dencc. With 'three,
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WIZ w':asyst .uo Dstflst,Attor"oy could eatsh shsn
N reference to tho intlMaslon thas Judge Dangs
could not move sentenco 1r Try tleae thirty odd,
sats.ws saa shpncsl1y 81 ts y nAnS'a a hsa ,a
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Judge lianss .: anybody elso Says 30 ur not, That
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though Plaistca. q wooden head from Aio1nc. hnl
Oecn 10 thoroughly cuacAe,! md drilled by tho
Chicago utt0tRey of licElng that he constantly
suiled In hi4 examination Vt Matthews and VII
son Tint sHeh was thu fuct, aud tl.at from forty to
nlty Were Included In tho arrangement.
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the arrangement cosorcA !n!y ntnu 10 twelve dis.
tllcr4 and ycctlHcrs, md that Afterwards son,e OF
| tho liaHVces were tnEen Ia. "Q.--lioW nanyf
| Al shnuld think ~ many moro ~ thcru wero
dlsti!ess." And then he lxcA tho wlulo uu,uber
In rough EucsA who had claims 10 iuluWMty from
| nutllshnirlt At nb0ut twenty.
lshoald think In ull there laht 10 twcnty,to mako
ru,ts Euess II Il, VINO htyd lcataea. 4-fOu would
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Nj slulll1 ronxlaar ttu GuYcsnlant att!nT IN had
| faith to call t,uIu tlp for ssntcirc. A;-What
NAV thu arrangement ~ to thu stGfaEcf peTa. tauAeF
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nIey, uu tWo Wero Aofcr tndtr!al, anI !eE Hero
Gsl ~ witnesses MslnIy With thu Atste!eAt tat tho
fask 0f 4!tf tt.tyinK WOULD " ~ thu t1Art hAit
do:en tcsacd N tnAe way: Ems tHcTe Y. anyL3 y,aan
sEoalI u nialv Known tho Court Aid ~ In MttlKa'
!lUa. Q-Io w.em 4l4 lhr appyS AnElo puTa9Hptt .Hpst
haIflDicu HturtegeFj ~ G4uKtfs, ucfHcfs sthgte.
| kci. Astsera. and Waterman
kuown ociccss, VI ths hlghest character aud tue
New-York tribune., 1876-11-21
COTTON MARKETS.

NgwoRLRASs. Nov. 20.-Cotton steady Middng II Sc
Low Mh'hng nc Se9l 1inaA, A ~ -, - crst RIitpi2'
iYgJi bales sales 900 bales stock 2Z 40 bales;
NORPoLh ROY. 20COtton steady Mhl1llng, II ici net
receipts G37g baes exports, coat"lse 'oVo oaeSi so'
500 Da oy 25"co1ton steady and nominal Mid
,,ne 4 lac; low Middline 1Or Good Ordinary lOc
not toops 400 oales exports ccast"se Z9oo Daes
W. niIS yov 2oCotton steady held higher MddlnG,
Ic receipts SJS2 bales: shipments, Z,Oo Daiesi seS
5000 bales; stock o i,lOl bales ,,,,,.. -, t,r
'G,yTgroy Nov. 2o.-COtt0n weak; Middling, llc Low
Mddlng lONsc Good Ordinary lOsc net receipts osJ
bales, gross 7.1l2 bales; exports 70 SIya bI,h'
bales coatwise ia bales sales 1855 bales stocS Sooo
SarsrA. Nov 2o-Coton frmi Middlng lo7yc Iows
Miilng 1885, l0lci Good Ordinary lOc recelpuS Oh
S'I Soy .S-Cotton strong and FIRM Mddling,
net receipts 5Gs bales; grs 532 oales expI 70 7ne 1n
Contpet 1900 bales coastwise, 50ii bales SaeS l'Vo
,G;SSAT Nov 2oCotton steady Midding &c Low
Mlddhng lie Good ordinary iOse4 receipts ~ 80 oaesi
RIIrfNogf Nov 2O.-Cotton quieti MiGdlng ll4c Low
Mdlng loI Go9d oInay 5Uss; rssi Rto,p 2Gl @ bales
coastwiso Daes go bales sDinners $40 oaes
S2GH; tyti2 tSii Soy 2O-Cotton frm; Nddling IL iec
MOBIF Nov. 2O--Cotton steady; Middlng lldlli lisc.i
Low Miding i0aci Good Ordinary. lobe net receipts
bales sales 1000 bales stock, Gl,061 bales ,, ,,,o
81 LOUIS nov eO-Coton unchanged Middling II 5Ea
low Midng 1850. Good Ordinary, lpc; receipts aSdVV
bales shpmenis ljl2 bales sales 6Sj baes stock lsO9i
bales. % 49, ....,,.u. ,,,,5l,rg II l,c
Low Mldlipg IL l,allLc.; Good ordinary lOadIO'ec
net receipts, 49l6 bales exports 10 We o SonIhn"
bales coastwise 22i0 baes sales 2ooo OaeSi s'oeA'
H6sfoS Nov 2O-Cotton quiet; Mddling, l2c Low MID
ding il9ic Good ordinary llc net receipts <oi D"eS
gI,ss 793 bales; stock, 3.3i2 bales ,,,,r 40
PPM IpEIPlA, Nov. 2O.COtton quieti Mlddhng l@c
Low Mlddling, II c Good orulhaiy llc' ne e0eiP -A'
bales; gross, 2l6 bales n
PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.
PROVIDENCE, r. l.. Nov. 20-Prinung Cloths quiet ard
unchanged. 7o'i -
New-York tribune., 1876-11-21

Offering is higher Upands Low MiddIing clause No
vember delivery 6sdi upands Low Midalng clause De
cember and January delivery 6Sasd; upands Low MD
ding clause January and February delivery 6's Up
lands Mdding clause, December and January delivery
Gslsd Uplands Mdlng clause January and February
delivery 6sisdi Uplands Low Mdding clause December
March and April delivery, 67isd. Upands Low Mddling
clause, crop, shipped November and December sail,
January and February sail GSssd; Uplands Low Mddling
clause crop shipped November and December sa
IIyERPoo- Nov 20-l3O p m-Baeon 4o9 2 cwL W. @ tor
Short Clear Middles Uplands Cotton Low Mlddng clause
January and February delivery, Gsgd Upands, Low Mid
ding clause February and March delivery 6iS2l upancs
Low Middlng clause, April and May delivery 62d pahis
hSw ber SS a s CAUSE Sand asw o% f Mns Clause new crop
shipped December and January, sail, 67isd -,
LIVRRPooI- Nov. 2O-2 p. mUplands Cotton, Low MIG
G I'd or to-day, 1900 bales were American.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 20-S3O m-Uplands Cotton, Low Mid
lands Middug clause December and January delivery
G' Upands, Low Middlng clause January and February
delivery, 6'sd
lean.
LHERPooI, Nov. 20-5 p. m.-Coton futures weaker; Up
lands Mddng canse crop shipped November and
(sa Omitted) 6llaad Uplands, Low MddllDg
clause crop Slipped December and January SAIL 6
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 20-53O p m-splf1ts Turpentlne 20
LONDON Nov 2o12 80 p mConsols. 95es for both
and account. Erie Railway shares preferred, 1872
LONDON Nov. 20-l30 m.COnsols 9j7s for both money
and the Paris advces quote nVe per cont tes a
1Oif 80 oc for the account
LOsDOS Nov. 2O3 pmCOnsols 50 's for both money and
ISSboS Nov 2O-33O D. m-Ccnsos 9js,s for both money
aad tho account The amount bullion Withdrawn from the
Bank 0f England balance to-day Is 10000
LONDON Nov. 2043O p. .mConsos $3.50 for both money
and the Paris ayces quote ye per cent hehtes at
10it 7iac. for the account . ..-..c
LONDON, Nov. 2O-Eyenng-Calcutta Linseed, 0z9o4o.
Linseed oil, 2G6 cwt ~, -,
New-York tribune., 1876-11-21
THE BRITISH CORN TRADE.

LONDON, Nov. 20.-The Mdrk Lane Express,
in its weekly review of the British corn trade says the
supplies OF wheat in country markets has been again
small hut its condition has improved under The niGcnce
Of frosty weather Dizziness has been the prevailing
feature of the provincial trade for both wheat and feed
inc corn Several markets quoted decline of sIinE
ner ouarter foe English wheat. Imports for the last
week into London have been moro liberal tL"l
lately, but the supply Of American wheat was COM
partfyely trinmg against the large arrivals ~ Russian
and Indian The approaching closing Of Russian La'isa-
fOn viii make America main source 0i supply I9f
rcd wheat IL remains TO he seen whether she will ship
freely al present prices await advanced values Inc
local trade has revived. owing 10 the political ucaHl-
portion imports consequence Of the heavy kh-sau
and East Indian shipments Oas advanced slxpehoe P'I
0uarter despite increased arrivals. but maize reccGed
siXuence owing 10 the Slackened demand Ihe arrivals
Of wheat of the coast were very moderate dlhS ho
week and an improvement of Is. GIL 10 IS occurred
New-York tribune., 1876-11-21

simply retained until they can return ioaueu
s,iof' ,nonagcrs deserve commendation, be-
,s. not a car train now STARTS
sroru chicago for New-York on which the actuai
neuse of moving it does not exceed the recelpts !;
.hsrefore il is unreasonable to expect them 10 DC
drovn back empty. Notwithstanding these facts'
Itch are patent to any one who will take the
.ronhe 10 indulge in little figuring, the pool IN the
s.ock market which holds Lake Shore STOCK con-
nues TO sustain it's price and talks of much higher
sorres. Whether its boldness proceeds from the
aesperate position which perhaps it holds, OF from
ret knowledge the readers of THE TRIBUNE must
- their own iudges-but remember Ohio and Mis-
;.s;npi, The market to-day was generally dull and
heavy the exceptions being Lake Shore and North
western. the latter seemingly having fallen under
tbe same guidance as the former. Lake Shore
onaned at 56l2, quickly sold at 56l4 and
shen was smartly advanced to 567s; again de-
.lining to 56as, it after 2l2 o'clock was
walked up TO 57ls. The operation was the exact
5unieate of Saturday afternoon, with the exception
tbat the transactions were much greater. Michigan
Central was dull at 42ss042ls0429iG42Ss. The
North-Westerns were higher, simply because they
were made so. 1t is not improbable that after one
or two drops Of 203 per cent and quick rally the
nom specuatOrs may become educated to buy at each
decline, They were in the Summer OF 1878 at ~ 10
67-why not againY The remainder of the list re-
ouires mo special comment, further than to remaGk
that Illinois Central and Rock Island continued
TO decline, the former recording sales at IL ana
the latter at 9Sss The miscellaneous stocks were
steady and dull The market closes with hnal sales
comparing with the last of Saturday as follows
Declines-Erie, Michigan Central and western
Union. each ls; Union Pacific. Il; Missouri Facinc
and Rock Island, each l2; st. Paul common ana pre-
ferred, each IS; Central of New-JerSey' =; MOTIFS
and Essex, / Delaware Lackawanna and Western,
1a,. Delaware and Hudson 21s; and Illinois Cen
trail 3. Advances-Lake Shore, Wabash, and
United States Express, each Il ; North-W Western pre-
ferred and Ohio and Mississippi, each Ss Hannibal
and St. Joseph preferred, p; and Northwestern
1per cent. The following table shows the
RANGE OF THE STOCK MARKET:
New-York tribune., 1876-11-21

FLOUR AND MEAi-shipping grties OF fiOUL. L ruled ruled
:tesay 9o %9 ,y g . 4iIss WeTs aue without decided
change in price sales l2,sO0 bbls Including 800 Dds n
soanJ at 81 && ggoas S 800 bbs supcrtne AZ Is G5ds5
jbbs Low Grade Extra al 50 30 p 90i 900 bDis Nc
1 eq% En,5a a q 3 90 200 90 iS% 5g D %
81 s5t S'G$5a oSa @ COO i'' bb, h CITY G4 mis- 4q
leF ErOge r a, ana s X soai 3 for No 2 s. C5a$ Tor
o@oap e SaI' 10 Coce sap,Tne and Western - 5
a. Common go m 10 FAIR DO 80 80 10 for Far 70 Good
DO 81 75G+1 Tor Good Choice Fancy do 80 5gS2 % im m
idr mieIST Common 20 to Good do - G6 50 or Good 70
sggS S 20 up Tor Common to Goon Low Grade CITY Als
Extra 81 5O9S9 for Winter ~hGat Go9d 10 CnoIe I'm IN
y TxrS SS Round Snf ooped s ONO 50 % ao
70 - SS%Y Coca nso T SS@ e Hx ~ oSso SO or
S ae asS s 4SSf! g s.S 9 Gr - o GoSa %
TIE market closing srS1g m s1gPqg Sers 1 was less
dong aad prices were 9nehanged sae s6 seg go p o Fair to
Good do SO 65qss so Tor Common 70 choee Family Exa'
9p9 = F Mss 10 O5 gn Cp9 an 10 n & $50 bis
At "a 5OdS5 TO- latter for UCKwliEAT
ahey os aa1d S'S's' s.
COIN MEAL was quiet and Unchanged sales 40 6Os a
q 5Ss 40 for BTsndywine IL 75 Gr White western
Se ssi 50 D 100 n for Coarse Fine Yellow sales $50
sacks Baltimore at &c., and COO sasks Coarse CITY at
q teYRIA1N-rho WHEAT market dun and slightly in
msnd sales 66o0o bush az 81 9Ssl q for 20 caieagoi
q graded dsdsS Spring Gi s2acr
called 81 80 for winter heh western VI %
sr NJ Minnesota: aud 81 ssh for No Sheboygan.
RYE was shade frner with light supply and fair export
Western was quoted at Sld3c aud Pennsy wanna
Jersey state at 90 sales 1000 bush West
% 80 as3c and 5000 bush State al s4c "ith sales OF
ssa,e nmored al "a sc., and Prime Canada az voc
HARLEY ruled quiet and nomnay unc1angs1 frrne 70
LEY MALT remained about rs last noticed nads saS
~cTe duIi ana al e3693 c IN pone oven oas
nd Rye Peas were without cnanse
ana 91IKW 9R1TIcKWHEAT Was dull with small sales at 500
The business In CORN was small ana e9hnheS sha homS
tss immeciate wants 9 shippers ana tno hvn,e ais
trade the offerings were Light ana hoiaefs He'e ~s'
New-York tribune., 1876-11-21

posed TO insist on fnn prices; sales $4,000 bush;
at J6c for New No Grade Western Mixed 692c i9r on
Steamer Mixed; 6O9GO4c for New-Yofk Mixed ole ior
Choice No ChicagO Gle for Western Yellow on The tIae
and 56a Gle fOT UDgaded Western Mixed OAIS WeIe
less active request while prices without decided change
sales 36 900 bush 33a5O for Mixed Western ana state
3Sa5lc for White State; 37c for New Ork
No 81 39c for NewYork No 33ai1e for Mixed western
3Sa42c for White Western ddU &c for Mixed staie anu
4ga5Ic for White state including 6OO0 bush. White ana
4OO1 bush Mixed State taken together AZ ~ v pus
FEED was selling Sl3 5O0S4 Il ton for 30 10 lo 5Io Oy
for co % Sl9dsi9 30 for so n $2las22 for 100 70 ah %
GOO sl3 a. ton for Sharpa BEANS remained aDoni he
same with strong market for Medium hiduty anu fsa
Beans Marr0ws dul with dropping iendrhcy
Medium were quoted at ~ 0Od$i % for Choice New Maron
Choice New. 81 20as2 %; Pea Choice New ~ i S
Red Kidney Choice New, 81 2OdS2 20; White hluheft
Choice New 81 30aS2 3d. California Lima Beans were he'u
at 81 1898 - -, ,.,,,xx
New-York tribune., 1876-11-21

The london cable advices reported an active and
feYersh market for British consols, which, opening 4
closing 95L9953s. United States bonds were
steady at Saturdays figures, Erie common ruling at
eigS95s, and the preferred at 16l2. The sum o! Of
Rank of Fngand Five per cent rentes in Paris de-
clined from iO4. .32i2 to 1O4O7I2. Gold was qqiet'
but frmer, with sales at 109si and 1O91s alter;
loans the carrying rates were 2l2 q and per cent.
Foreign exchange was duh and steady ruling rates
being 81 S2G$I S2la and 81 81. The nominal rates
are owen below. The Assistant Treasurer paid out
in coin interest $27 900, and $1,70O III redemption
Of called bonds. The days business at the Cold
Exchange Bank covered: Gold cleared, Slo,o9o,-
O0O; gold balances $1,112,75O; currency bal;
ances 81 222 56S. The principal quotations OF gold
were: . ,oo.
lO~lO92. l1"....1097 12......1099i S'''''"'lo9S4
The latest official rates for foreign exchange are as
New-York tribune., 1876-11-21
THE MARKETS.
lCarefuly reported Tor TEX rmByNY1
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
FER North Rtrer Vessels. ami RritTo1iS.
MONDAY. Nov. 20. 1875
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

ID :
AsIES-There moderate business ~ this market md
Quotations continued SHOW iar degree oi eaheso FoS
{3tc, and Pearls, 60 g6a4c.
COFPFf-For mild grades the market quiet ard nm
about steady l5isalCc Tor Ordinary
l7et4Is &c. for Fair, lSlialsi2c for Good ANA lsip
Igc for Prime, al gold sales uapspiIod today
u 49i bags ex mia, and 100 bags - France were
wrawD from stock. The stock ~ Brazil ~ al ports 10 NJ.
Is 81 6jS BAGS Gneuug l4l6l bags herc and the total
United states visible supply, 3lG,2i2 bags.
COTTON-Therr only small business on the spot Dut
holders their views and 10 fact advanced quota
lions Good Middug aud grades above b,ng raised lae and
gralrs below being advanced sC as also
Stained, Sirc. Low Mddiug aud 4nddl!Be remaining uu
changed sales l9Ol bales, Of which l3lb Hatu
day evening including Ci' for export lO'l fol Rome con
prcuidOn. The receipts 90, 5~S
balrs agans 53g bales this day week, and 3h,7a5
bales tins DAY year; total since sept J. JOJ449 bales
sgaust 3O1 GO bales during the pcOl ls year To-
day there 700 bales dclytIed On contract IAo iDo"
New-York tribune., 1876-11-21
THE STATE OF TRADE.
rupopEAN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL Nov 2O-Pork-Easern dul az w W. 1,n
duh at III Cumberland Cut steady at 40 LII
at amsLong Cut dun az 12 % ulI d' NJ iioi
Prime Mess dali az 81. Lard-PIime Western auii
st SIG Tacw-Prime City dun az 4S. ~ LmPssn,EFi9 Ps Eins
5nrs armer at PIG Ro,in-Common nfmer AZ c9,oi fne
duh at 100 lchoice steady - o% vhaa,
on dun 5i FlOur-Extra STATE steHy az "a: Num-
No spring frmer 10f No do steady AZ ~ Mised
& du II AZ 2sI Recpts Sf wheat the week; from Allan.
Tic ports 900 BUSH from Pacific pSt's nGs s rom o'r
LIyEkrooI- Ney 2ol2:s0 m.Cotdon Is sJsay Iy ooo
haes Including 1000 for speculation aud export Receipts
baIes o which TO- 100 American futures-ouy'
New-York tribune., 1876-11-21

In the money market stock brokers balances lent
very generally at and per cent on call, with now
and then an exception but at the banks there rs not
much dong below 5. Commercial paper is dull, and
ranges at to per cent. The United States Treas
uref at Washington received to-day %9OOOOO
national bank notes for redemption. The customs
receipts were $400,00 aud internal revenue re-
cepts, 100000. The following is the Clearing
house statement to-day Currency exchanges, ST.
O525; currency balances, s., 1888 ,64S; gold eX-
changes, S11,176,S79; gold balances. 1,757, ,266.
Government bonds were very dull, with an unin-
teresting market, a small lot of coupon 5-20s OF
of a. 900 the total transactions at the First and
Second Boards were$1 200. We annex latest street
OuOtatious.
New-York tribune., 1876-11-21
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

BTIVTS-iocopts to-day lJ5 carloads nt Jersey Cijy and
head last Monday shipments dressed beef i2l head dur
H m"rl vS ls'' ZIG head e. G. Eastman 31 head 3 W.
hii.r he strong close with scauty supply last Monday
there wa sl hrmer icr,ng Oh N,dn iloy "hea S'ps2
H. s LII, osa NOR, he 81 lirss amounted To about ic All
vance equal grades though te poorer ayorase quality
ere were arrivals That day aud 0n saturday, aud a.
RatShff 20 S IN par ah f' io a%ss several o sd 1enani
b. added 10 The very ree arlYls OF 'l 40 lhai tho
oua Monday for months Besides. !ho weather could
mih hsh MINDS oIPTSng Pf" ni e5n,oiae l H AMI W.,
through al the dscomoFis bulcr5 turned out IN force ana
garced nearly a. ihs ,oa3 q % ane o % % a9Cn. m G
Monday rhs decline wa, nors on ordinary sDsk iRan % %i
Week ato- fact some sales wcie made up to The rates
atday viz IOac AID even lO'r Tor the pick. There were
TSna n% 'n navs ana At & s s. n sT SAILS "crc aac on
sac today butchers woud hany over c f'r
them iserg sefs Jo'es i L sqs t '%ay ~ oI ~, & ~
Zoe aid upward Balls not pcny, and so al % 90
The slippery panking at Jersey city afforded anything but
with Injury 20 the stock Butchers complain of getting
crowded into car win neglect on The part OF t6ost Va
a. bullock gets wa an If there prety snre to
be trauped upon. These bruises do not always show when
losses wh killed II is nkeS that huIying sloeA for
kot before decline SET in h,d something 70 do win these
,bTough with room 10 ie down ln besides being and
Natercil n the upon the road
The CITY shippts Of to-day y. Morris with %
ears =. w Alleron, IS cars Waxe, IA caro- Willard q
WalswOrth and f. Newton each cars Meyers q l!cgcn
stein Rankin Co, G. r. Reynolds and Meyers Co.. each
ears: W. r. Fish, 4 cars; W. T. Miner, J. r. Sadder. j. u
Hcll w Fish. N Reid. A. Cascrline and H. MorehOuse
a,ch 4 cara with IL lots OF / and 2 each.
CoueV Nc PhersOn sold for X. W. ANcrton "a Illinois
steers 7 cVt at 9le Sc b. and zoe, 81 u for W. Fis
90 Ohio ewt az % - for TOR E Nsgte&n N ~ u k'a at
ese b6 H. and lOc, % for DaaismaB & Brown. 81 Ken
1cI cWt at gladl0c; for Daisnan Il Onutt 20 Ken
tGcEy IA cwt at a2e, SO b. and lO 5z for Dadisasn
Ia cwt at c, NC ~ and i0i4c., % 70 !;
S Merrics % little STATE steers Ga evil he 90 10 for
~ r. Miller Ohio ~ cwt at 0iiGl0c. for A Caster;
In Ia OHIO stees cWt, JiG92o.; for j. Holmes, u
Mssoari ~ ewL at 9c for d. McPherson 32 Illinois 7'i
cx1 AZ 1o.c 81 10 for r. W. Fish, AZ Ohio, 7la ewt. az
sc IS h. 10 iOlac, 81 y for Rsntan Riddle 20 Ohio 50
cw but coarse at o.c 90 ~ TO 10 se o. 10: u,ro.
92i NJ At she Sc 10 OF 200 n She, Sc 10 II Of 22s
ii2S b. $50; 10 Of 200 n &C. 50 70 Of l2oS o. 9dsS
% ~, Ss1 N ise less 81 eaeh 80 OF 800 70, 9o 20 OF 400
N Ss.c Of $50 f 1Oe, 80 for Chancellor Co. - OF
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Good Ordinary Vs 10Y isSda

Strtci Good Ordnsrv. .lO3 Aiddlng .lls
For future delivery advance VI sa1sc With
,eae the higher figures sales saturday
alter p n-Deoember 100 s'2zc; January lOo9 l1soi
O sec 20C II Si3fc; 200 lEc; February 400 lI'Sc'
COO y &C. 200 2'c March, 300, l2g2c; 900 l2gc y o
IL aae April 100 27iec 200 2a2c August 100 l3ctoia
LG,O bales First call TO dLy-NO sales second call
february 2OO l255lc. May, 100 June 300 i4,sc
otq bales; third call November 100 d. Slst IL '-c
sales to-day up TO p NJ: Decomber i,lOo lZIasci ,v1
IIsc. BOO J2c 300 1ll5i8c; LOO l2c. January 400
i5c 800 l2S,c 800 l27s,c; 100 12aisc; 1000 u -c
100 l2Iioc: 200 l25sc; February 300 lziac 800 l2se
100 l25,cc 200 l2'szc; 700, l2iic. 900 l2osci 100
i26'ac; 100. 12c COO, l27a,ci Loo l24c March 5oa
I27s2e: 900. 12stoe; 10 l2,2c 2OO l2isc Al ~ s0
i.nIo I,leI mn nlDael nMeL UuL atnady
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feaal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE of an order f OF j DELANO III nv
NOTICE hereby ~ PerssD; having claims ssass 70
s vitb vouchers thereof 70 The subscriber as
a1s. n RTFUS r. ANDREWS ESQ., No Sna@sysS!S ~
O.. nss N Insxt1Dassd NswYork the sth d Of Asy
mvolavomru Executrix Of Rsbsooa ks<sss es0sas~
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european advertisements.

A RTHUR L. B0ULTON.-YOur father died
IA on the May. You arc requested To communicate
your friends at Sydenhan, near lOhdon
Shoud reading this know the alrss 9t tne sa
Arr h. BcutOn they Will obhge by forwarding this adVer.
tsemeut Of anything ay1ug happened 10 lu oy
viug Information Mcssrs. DAVIES SONS, solicitors,
Angel Court, ThrognOron St. London. England wien
last heard said Arthur E. Bouton Was al 40 Catherine
ST., Philadelphia.
New-York tribune., 1876-11-21

The decision of our courts TO tax the surplus of
the banks for State and city purposes has had de-
pressing effect upon nearly all the shares of the city
banks The Chemical is very heavily taxed under
this decision, the latest bid being 1927. To-day's
current quotations are
New-York tribune., 1876-11-21
offered. Asked.
rent quotations are :
Oflered. Asked

Railroad bonds are quiet and the Pacfcs lower
Centrals 1095s; San Joaquin branch, ,93 4, and Union
frsts, g. st. Pauls steady, and Northwest
gold eOnsOls, 9JSs Toledo and Wabash seconds
declined to 60 The current quotations were as 1ol-
lnxvc