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The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-27
Hurrah for Texas and the Paciiicl st.
Patrick's Hall tonight.

Secretary Robson informs the House
OF Representatives that there Is no Off
cor more than sixty-two years OF age on
the active list OF the navy. This state
ment furnishes key to considerable
part OF the unnecessary cost or the naval
establishment. Under the existing laws
u great number Of vigorous. experienced
and in every way valuable officers are
forced to retire just when their services
are worth more to the country, and q
great number of indolcnt officers are
enabled to retire, on liberal allow
ance, while they are still quite
fit for duty. Then. to fill their places we
have series OF promotions, and a
corresponding increase in the naval cs-
Inmates. It Is unjust to the country and
unjust to the navy that officers should
be arbitrarily retired at q certain age
(Which certainly cannot be called very
advanced one) without reference to their
physical or mental condition, and II
Congress wishes to economiZe let it try
what reform in the retiring laws will do.
We do not advocate reduction
in the nay OF retired officers; hay
ing kept them on small salaries all
their lives It is not the part OF a
great nation TO turn them adrift In their
old age without decent means Of sup
port but we are satisfied that the re-
tired list is too large, because officers
are retired too early. Slft the matter to
the bottom and it will probably be found
that the Naval Academy turns out mid
shipmen faster than they are needed,
and the clamor for promotion In the
lower part of the line forces out the
veterans at the head. Then why not re-
duce the number Of cadets.-Ne,0 York
Tribune.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-27
Tclcgraphlc Summary.

n result Of tho elections IN Spain II an
tousccd. Out Of the total number OF 900 Dopu-
YES 10 The Cortoa. 30 ARE supporters 81 Soxas.,',
hUercals ono Uantontliist and 36i Nlinistorlnl-
4 Scnor CASTELAR, IL the only moderate
Hpubl,an elected.
The Aonsisls arc making u general forward
MOVEMENT
A grave commercial crisis IL announced nj
WA twill probably reach TO ~. Petersburg
ald Bucharest 4,
The kmerigue has bcon fully repaired and
@lls Tor New York next week. 4,
THE House Judiciary Committee hns mnturcd
aeal igrthe reorganization Of the judiciary.
Twill scarcely ho possible. before Jan. 80. 20
how which party has been victorious In tho
tMmsletions In France.
tn Mexican journals are still discussing tho
nuenwns OF Porllrio Diaz. They, say that no
kslAin,S enough to begin u revolution, in order
hpAr lmsci In the Presidential chair. but no
kxllhcut funds. He IN closely watched.
The houec Committee on Banking nAd Our
naey has reported adversely on the bill repeal
me the ten prr cent tax on State bank notes;
ttns h an important victory for tho national
The House Judiciary Committee has ngroe,d
ampou a bill allowing criminals to testify IN
M'ain cases. The ni.joct of this bill is sup
ssed 70 heto learn what Joyce knows about the
shisky frauds,
Scha'or Sargent has prosecuted n petition 70 al
"wwomento vote IN the District ot COLUMBIA.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-27

We take great pleasure In publishing
the following call on Mrs. GOODWIN,
and her reply thereto:
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Jan. 22, 1876.
Mrs. GOODWIN:
Mdddme-Having seen many press
notices OF your dramatic readings to va
rious audiences, both North and South.
In the past year, all full Of admiration
OF your cultivation and genius, as well
as OK your many private virtues, as Ala
bamians now In Montgomery from va
rivous parts Of the State, we beg that
you will consent TO give us one Of your
delightful evening entertainments. We
feel that Alabama in her Representa-
tlves should DO honor to one Of her fair
est and most gifted daughters.
Very respectfully,
6, r Fl Gplledge, NJ Fielder. W Davis, o w
ss 6rsTsT Ta'I5s Greene ia Hb2llows
Grant. VI II CRamboas o'uSsi iTroao r. nrgos' Jos'
seb6ans SelsIn Day sa1Rnstt BezenaB. joseph
Rousseau, Jones. ~ taaSi Gibs6n. E j ?
&II'Sf %filsonD, Hsr%sS. @TSsSl' K!sasa: Rlsaa:
TW etraaghn. " N q Maplss. " J HIggIns, g =
y Sobn, WD Heat9n. W.T. Harris ,A 4 W92li W,Ii:
Farris. A Hamilton Enoch Allridge. I W Gray
son, Jobn W I4zer. ! Martin; } Ropinson:
Hamilton. il osrmiehael. n Il W Cobb, a snod-
grass, d preisbach, W q Golson, = W Mar
On, Felix TAFT. 3 + sarold. j W Dereen.
Walton.
Mess.rs. Gulledgo, Forsyth. Holloway and
others.
complimentary invitation, l will read in
the Montgomery Theatre on the even
ing of the 31st OF January. Thanking
you for the honor you have conferred
on me, believe me,
Very Respectfully,
PRISCILLA CooPER GOODWIN.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-27
rhe Centennial Appropriation
Merely A Loan.
spencer, Of Alabama, on the
Rack Rack.
me- Memorial Of Louisiana Sena-
tors.

IspocId 70 tho N. o. DEMoenAT.t
The Senate Committee
IN Privileges and Elections have under
consideration today tho case Of Senator
spencer, Of Alabama.
The Appropriation BilIs.
The Centennial bill! having passed the
House, the appropriation bills will come
next IN order. They will be warmly
debated and fought step by step.
The Centennial Appropriation
,cnsdcred US amounting merely to a
bau made byi tho government to the
Csuennlal Commission.
Mcdonald and Joyce
tlllc enabled TO testify IN tho whisky
Wes, II the Judiciary bill, allowing the
eaImony Of criminals, should pass.
The Memorial
Il Senator's Blackburn. Greene and
Alexander has been received and will
pon be presented to the Senate. ...
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-27
BAYOU SARA.
Large Mass Meeting.
ebnoxious officials Requested
10 Resign.

Epecial dispatch 10 tho N. o. DEMocnArl
ByottSAnA. La, Jan. &c. Mass meet
Ing today. IL was tho largest and
most orderly we have had for years.
All the stores are closed and both
noes are out In numbers.
Obnoxious officials have been request
I'd TO resign.
A committee was appointed to confer
with the Governor.
VIII send proceedings by mail.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-27
cnrCIAL DISPATCH.
WASHINGTON.
,,,.,or Christiancy will Speak
Against mortons mlss's-
sippi Resolution.
=. Gibson aud the Mississippi I.cv~s.

.,forrespondonce OF tho N. o. Domocratl
p,v"or e. 'su,soros, Jan. 20. Leave OF abb
~ ak months has bcen granted
,sD.., ,'n., ,'ioutenant James M. Bell. Seventh
rssalry, shreveport.
Va,aN a,".hsNey, reading clerk. and Clayton.
n. Want journal clerk. have been re-
a~',Im 'sIm clerk Adams, and Barclay has
n'v,u 'saod after twcnty-nine years service.
'',e ',Nesmpecied that the committee will
~ an Friday on the senatorial guos-
~" W west Is secretly working to keep
paI Iprchback, 50 us TO monopolizo Fed
,nl appointments.
CIV slhson ~ on Monday. will INTRODUCES a
ul tr tho construction Of Mississippi
kTees, "a. ..,
~ ,or Tho Democratic National Con-
~ 'astIou. Senator Beck favors Louis
's senator Christiancy will speak against
yortous Mississippi resolution. BlJou.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-27

Farmers In this vicinity earnestly pray
for a "cold snap OF sufficient duration
to enable them to kill and cure meat
for next seasons consumption. The
hogs are ready whenever the weather
will serve, and the Changers pine for
spare ribs, backbones, sausages and
"sich." A. dozen wagon-loads OF buffalo
hides were sold in tho city yesterday.
brought from two to three hundred miles
west of here, A large amount Of jerked
buffalo beef was also disposed Of at
parties of hunters lately arrived, by
prices ranging from six to eight cents a
bound. Receipts Of wheat and cotton
are light, owing to the execrable con5i,-
tion of wagon-roads leading to tha city.
Dallas (TeJns) HcrG,t,, Va -
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-27
FOREIGN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL. Jan. 26. 10: 30 D. m.-Cotton steady
middlins nnIaGds fid. lmiddling Orleans 8 Is
I'D. Sales t4 day ti.Qo baios. Of which 20ao are
American lo.sOo. Arrivals steady; April and
May shipments from Sayalnal or Charleston.
bssis low n.diliIg uplands, sd, May and June
do. 11-l6G.
HAvRE. Jan, 9s,-Cottoh-Market d9t and irreg-
ular; tres ordiIaire oils 10. low middling afioat
80.
LONDON, Jan. 26.-The funds are frmer at o.
n 81 l-l6 for money and 9IiS for account. United
States bonds strong: SIS 1U9'1, I0-ios 107s new
loan lo5I. Erie shares l5s@l5i
LIVERPOOL Jan. 26.-Cotton firm. Sales. 1000
bales.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. %, 4:3o p. m.-Cotton market
STEADY: middiina uplands sgd. Orleans 5-1ed
Sales to-day "a 900 bales OF which 3e00 bales are
for expert and speculation. Receipts American
$500. June and july delivery from SAVANNAH or
Charleston. basis low middlins uplands. cd.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-27
ADJUSTMENTS.

AoApExY--Wc have to chronicle the
wmntlnued success Of the Harrigan q
mart tnRlpe at the Academy. The Irish
peolaltses Of both Harrigan and Hart
alags down the house nightly. 10,
SSnt new and additional sketches VIII
V Introduced. among which We will
sMei ssMseiion The Regular Army. OH
Inc Gallant 69thl" "Patrick's Day
nadel" etc. .-ss..
s sM CHARLES THEATRE. Patrons or
S ss theatre seem to appreciate the
gucstrian performances Of Miss Fisher
ma her horse Wonder. Tonight the
ssiamme changes, and Miss Fisher
ss ~ a benefit. We bcspeak for her
'nnfge attendance.
s.oBg utoBg THEATRE. E.-The usual variety
atormance, with the usual large at
ss.eassnce, Is what we have to chronicle
aSals theatre. Tonight o repetition
=, s@,Me programme, with the addition
Aasv songs and dances.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-27

49, I've e. Burlington Hd,ckeye tells OF q
NV sss charley Ross that has been discov-
~ IN Mills county, Iowa. 1t says:
syia,;eear = near as We can CLEAN from the de-
N;Iptlve articles in the local press, the
ds county Charley Ross must be the
AZ Ssu searching so long. He is just like
-, az lost child. except that he Is nine
~ ss Older, and his hair is straight in
I'm. ~ OF curly, and his eyes are not the
r r.. color, and he cannot speak n word
~ shusllsh and his complexion Is not at
M hIae same, and in fact it Is quite pro-
ss ny mat Mills county has only found
'Sy Chinaman, lost on his way fr.om
~tsanclseo, California, 70 Lynn, Mass.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-27

Hon T. c. Manning, Of Rapides, speaks
about the New Orleans Pacific Railroad,
at st. Patrick's Hall, tonight.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-27

Holders hrm demand light; sales 500 bushels Ne NIL
waukee club % arrive 81 III 800 do white winter q
II Al 500 do hard Milwaukee at 81 ST. 500 do Green Bag
on private terms $50 do sheboygan At 81 ~ Corn scarce
and In god demand. sales Of aremnsnt of 100 bushels
No mixed Western 81 oac $500 do 81 54c. Soc Oats
and barley. nothing doing Seeds dull and unchanged
Pork. lard and hgh~inss dull and unchanged.
Flour dull Wheat dull: No. ? white Wabash 81 a9k,
No. white Michigan, 81 81 No. do, 10 arrive. 81 ri
amber Michigan. 81 2a June 81 2s1< 81 90 July ~ ~
No. do. ~ 10: MO- red winter 81 81 rejected red.
52,sc low mixed 5ac June. 5ozc grade 5Osc; da
Dayton aud Michigan, 500 damaged. 433<c Oats
quiet; No. p 3fc; white. 40c Michigan SOC. Receipts
Nhest 1000 busheis corn 10000 do oats 500 do
shipments-wheat. 1000 bushels; 1900 do: oats,
1000 do.
Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat generally unchanged
REL 81 Ola Nay; q OK, June; 's,s JaIyi Nc
,s'sss s4s 's sSss ~ weak 47 .' June.
s5'.c. July; rejected 42isc: Oats in fair, demand
but lower No. at 2sc spot 294c.. June and July Rye
hrmer Toe. Barley active but lower ~ 09c 7oc spott
a9c. June. Pork unsettled; opened strong and highei
sd , Ssa us so % 80 g. 20 s' sss S
weak and lower; 81 75. spot; 81 s5f July
mand. but lower; shoulders. ea$c.; clcar rib sides
l0c clear sides ioc all boxed Whiskoy quie but nru
bushels; corn i43ool % 90 ae $50 dol
barley. $500 do. shipments Flour. 1000 bbls wheat
13l 900 bushels. 1913 900 do oats f23O0O DO;
I5oo do: barley 1000 do At the afternoon call Of thu
Board-whsat lower; 81 o7$ June; 81 OK, Ja!y Cora
$40 CO. June: $40 72k. July; $40 o. August Lard dull
weak and lower; Sill d. July.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-27

~ GALVESTON May 20 1875
Cotton nominal; middling. II tc low middiing ius.c.
cosstwise 40 Sales 80 Stuck. -. ieI weskly-xet
receipts ,23; gross, i.54i Exports coastwse, 4.37s
xxw oRIxASs May 10 1876
Oc: good ordinary, sc Net receipts $40 bAes gross.
l24l. Exports-To Great Britain, 1865: coastwise ~
Sales s5d stock ix53s2 WeexIy--Net receipts 6247;
500 t ss E F, sas
MonrLE. May 20. 1876
Cotton weak aud irregular middling. iO1<c IUxc; low
middlne pkc s,sc good ordinary. SIC s<e Net re-
ceipts III bales $50 Great Britain. coast
wise, 1Oi Sales. 40 stock. 1871 Weckly-kos
ccirts l218. ExpousTo Great brtan. 1894 France,
l.32s; coastwise. 2.5f6 sales $3.50
Cotton nominal; middux Ike; low middiins. l01sc.
good ordinary r<c Net receipts 50 bale Expprts
wise. eva Sales. ~, stock. TO- 49, weekiy-Net 70.
eeipss 1915 gross ls5s Experss--To Great Britain.
Flour steady and unchanged; sales so 6bls Wheat
unchanged. Corn Ann; sales of 1900 bushels ole
oJc- for III % mixed. Uc for grade Harley nominal
Corn meal as sa7 for bolssd; vs. e2B unboed
mlddings SO per ton. Canal reights whos 5s.c corn
and rye Be- - kew York lumber " che Hudson 81 Is
New York Railroad freghts-foar, to Boston. sOc 70
Nsw YORK sos e AlSsny .Sc Lake
ber 7x0.OU feet
BupvALo, May ~. 1870
Lake rscspts-Flourn 429 bbss wheat. 90 bushels
2.7o Dbs. wheat 0OuU bushels: cora i4kS0 40 oass
ioooo a. barley 2yc DO Canal :sp,asnss fSr tide
DO Interior 1900 sushsIn Railroad sup
47n d. oats, iboo e. barley Iaj do Canal ireirhs;
shade hi heat. corn. Size New
ioA. 'cis iae.udss. f1ou steady so bbA Wheat
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-27
sam 60
Tho increase for the three weeks OF May is s4a 75o


The increase for the three weeks OF May Is SAG 75O
Mr.. j. f. Joy has rendered his resignation Presi-
dent OF the Michigan Central and the has been
accepted The transfer books for the annual election
June 20, were closed to-day II Is probable that the
name OF Mr.. Sloan OF tho Delaware and Lackawanna
Company, win be presented in the place OF that OF Nj
Joy.
special despatch from Washington says:--"The
Senate Committee Railroads reported bill to create
sinking fund for Tho Central Pacific and Union Pacific
railroads 1t provides for tho release to the United
States Of certain lands IN Nevada and Utah for
SIS O0O TO be applied to the extngushmont OF tho
government bonds advanced the company to pay
$3.50 900 scmannually into the Treasury for the same
purpose. Company required pay interest ali land
grant bonds issued under the mortgage OF October
1870, and pay such bonds At maturity Government
mortgage under NTH section Of act OF July 1862
amended BY act OF July 2, 1894 not to be impaired
until companies obligations to government arc fully
discharged act not 10 lie operative unless accepted by
Central Pacific Company in four months The Senate
Railroad Committee reported bill TO provide sinking
fund for Union Pacific similar terms 10 that for Gen.
tra Pacific Tho lands 10 DO reconveyed by the Union
Pacific are in Nebraska. Wyoming and Utah"
Tho organization Of the new Mining Board to which
reference was made In this column several days ago.
bids fair to become Tho applications for
membership by bankers brokers and private capitalists
indicate the existence Of renewed the sub
ject Of our mineral developments, and there Is now
probability that tho general feeling that has been
cited in the East by the wonderful reports Of earnings
and dividends Of miners In Nevada Colorado and CALI
ornia will be concentrated and find expression in an
Official form. Further reference the matter may be
found under the head Of financial advertisements
The Senate In executive session to-day confirmed
the nomination OF Seligman Brothers to DO financial
agents OF the navy OF the United States at London
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-27
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETS.
FRIDAY, May 26. 1870.

sh. Of rsneraliy lair quality, horned
cssss trade on this was SLOW On further
:: 'S sss s s'sS Ss s1
sss,A street 9 s..man :od Tor self y ears o
~ with irasen OF ps,ib. wsisht7 cwt. strong;
si; s'. "a = ne s Hi ss .s. " 'S
o with .eG1 On cs pf vi I % Il
x y .s .s sssst: s lo per III : height * sw
s ias; Ssss:,s ss
as@p:e" 100 pC, steer = n weight
ssn e 'i. Pagan aa Is:
S pS s ns Sss; = o ssa '; os .:
g Sa .s Z: III iii sssss 8 vi VI
per heal weight ~ IA n -, .Ss = y per ~
Illinois At e,so TO- weigh. 7ss,; !. iinoi:
on ss: SALE 30 0i aS @ "' ss Meyers hold held
tsr selves q nnSs steers <. s,le per l6 Weigh, Msgas
ss: s .siTs ss 4 ,';.d, . :,s. Ssss
r.s: a. M ed l:s M Meyer or g.
Illinois steers a obs per y. weight. CT ,s Illinois steers
60 = ~ S o. q TX S ssa ID
ss 'p pss sT Iii ss'ss Il ;ss E..
weight N s~s sans Is Illinois bulls gross weight III
p heat: u AZ ss: ss., rss Ss
20 Missouri ac per h. with OIL per weight
81 cwt; Missouri 0xe. per H. with 81 ON per
head, weight 81 cwt 30 Missouri steers vt ac 1c.
per h.. with SO the herd. yeights "a 1s
dudley oey sold for selves ~ Illinois steers % sc per
lb weight a II Illinois hteern 1t ac vac per h.,
weight IA a Illinois steers at osc h.. with 5Oc
Oh per head. weight "a cwt
5,c exc strong per b Equality fair Lambs sold 7sc
i2iSr per h. quasty from poor To fair Judd Buck
ingsm sold al Ohio sheep. weight ~ bA head.
per 10 2s6 Ohio shsep weight - lbs per head Il d,ac
per lb 22l Ohio sheep, weight 80 lbs per head, 6c
per 10 2l5 Tennessee lambs weight % lbs per head ut
a2550 lbs, 6iac per h. 2is Ohio sheep. weight
lbs. At " % per cwt III virginia lambs weight liiGO
bx Sc per h.. 81 Virginia lambs, weight $40 lbs
eye per H. o. Virginia lambs: weight a5ei lbs ssc
pcr ID III Virginia lambs weight 6O ibs Il isc per
D.. io2 Jersey lambs weight di2o ibs Al i1sc per ID
Hume Elliott sold 81 Kentucky lambs. xht n bO lbs
C per H.: i6 Kensucxy lambs. weight i.ioo lts.,
n, &C. per 10. W. ~. Elliott sold ~ Ohio
sheep weieht 1000 lts. at exc per III - Ohio sheep
weight $50 lbs. $50 per H.. III Ohio Sheep weight
$3.50 lbs 10. II lnm,s, weight OsO lbs, At
sc. per ID 20 lambs. weight 1. TO lbs gc per h.
MiLcn Cows cows. with their calves, $40
per head; quality inir
vcas 20 hand ordinary quality Of calves sod &c. 5<c
per h. Trade slow and small
HoGs.--There wore NO lice hogs sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-27
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
he Stocks Excited and
Prices Firm.
Investment Shares, Government and Railway
Bonds Steady Money on Call
2 l-2 and 8 Per Cent.
WALL srnxxr.

FRIDAY, Nay IDS +. n.
n any crsdcnce can DO lent to popular runor the
Stock Exchange has already made itself the admins
TRAITOR aud executor Of Commodore Vanderbilt and has
acted though his will had been already admitted 70
probate Yesterday important sales OF Western Union
attributed to his account; to-day the oner OF
large lot of Lake traced to the source
Conjectures prevailed that the ancient mari
ner was setting his house In order previous
10 slipping his cablo for : voyage on the waters
Or Lsfho; but those whs sold short upon this
suppostion found themselves stranded before The day
despite the fact that Lake Shore WAS ireoy
sold BY brokers who supposed TO be acting In the
Vanderbilt interest the Of TO- 600 sharcs
he price held stubbornly At about s3 and eventually
slosed at 81, tho best point OF the day.
Although Lake shore out the capital prize Of
The days lottery Western Union may DO quoted an
approximation one for in IL the second degree OF In
leress centred Opening At g. II quietly but surely
advanced 70 COS undor the purchasing power Of
the new bull party which have heretofore alluded
to, and closed only 4 per cent on Of the at,or price
Points buy were ~ numerous those Of pins In
cushion anc present the writing that those
who oppose the advance will be likely 10 kick against
the pricka dividend OF ~, per cent 10 talked Of
certainty, and a speedy lion and lamb redundancy Of
tho TWO rival companies 10 promised, with millennium
results Acting upon this information there have been
good buyers OF the stock to-day who have dared 10
mako their venture, though they know that All Sin
Gould Is playing the game with the winning card up his
Bleeve.
As matter Of interest and Of business Lake Shore
and Western Union comprised the market the rest of
the list being neglected street Arab Coal
stocks little in demand Is the product Of the
companies mines, now that Sol and not carbon is
looked upon the producer Of heat, and beyond .
small premium Tor the Of the stscks for delivery
there no salient feature
Money on call was procurabe at per cent which is
anything but favorable showing for revival OF trade
and poor return for the capitalist
THE GALES TO-DAY.
The transactions at the Stock Exchange to-day ag-
grcgated 142 $50 shares, which distributed a.
follows New YORK Central and Hudson, $50; Erie.
1900; Lake Shore, 90, 7Jo Northwestern 700; North
western preferred $50; Rock Island, 1900; Pacific
Mail 4s40; ST. Paul, 1900; St. Paul preferred $780,
OhiOs 1000; Western Union, "A, 260 Wabash, ZOO
Union Pacific $50; c., G. aud /. c., 100; Michigan
Central, 1850; Onion Mining Company, 1000; Della
ware. Lackawanns and Western. 1,6oo; New Jersey
Central, ITO; Quicksilver, 1000.
OPENING. HIGHxsr AND LOWEST PRIcEa
Tho following table shows the opening, highest and
lowest pricas tho dav.-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-27
ne following arc closing prices IS received BY

The following shows the comparative earnings Of the
Michigan Central Railroad during the third week In
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-27

% ssh; do sinking iunds, sex %; csnsrals. losx
100
STATE soSDs
State bonds X per cent higher for Missouri long
sixes and steady for North Carolina SKIES old "a and
0); Louisiana ssvens consolidated brought 66sz.
GovERxxESr
Government bonds closed firm At the following quo
taions :-Un,ted states currency skies. 1914 l27A
do do, 1881, registered, 122k To- do. do,
pom, l22x . 1924 do. do, 1885, registered, us .
ll5k do. do, do, coupon, lis ll5z; da do, do,
new registered llox alloss 30 do, do, do, coupon,
ll9l 1l9x; do 1857 registered l2lsS 12l X; do.
do, do coupon, 12lka l2l x do do 1893, registered,
l23K = 1881; do do, do, coupon, l23lS ls3k; do.
,en-forscs, registered, ll7x NIX; do do coupon.
llsx l1sh; do. ives 1881, registered, ll7k ll7x
DO. do, do, coupon, NIX all7h
raR voRKIox xARKM.
In London there Is recovery from the recent de-
cline in British consols Is there any contradiction
or tho despatch received yesterday saying that tho
Rothschilds are selling consols, and rumors
SSH current at all the European money centres
United States bonds day tre easier for buyers
In London Tho Bank OF England to-day gained 60 600
bullion on balance. The outside discount rate for
prime three months bills Is TX * per
cent The discount rate OF the Bank OF France,
however, is down to per cent Rentcs,
1o4k 4oc. The following are haifpast four r. NJ.
quotations from London:-Consols for money. 95H
do. for account, 95k; 1865 bonds, old, l04k; 1867
bonds, loo,f o look; ten-forty bonds 1861 l07
new ives, 1851; Erie, 1aaS; do preferred, IS 20
The increase specie in the Bank Of France during tho
past week is oOof Rentes, lo4r 4oc. Exchange
on London. for short sight, 25c 21kc Bar SILVER in
London Is SKID. per ounce.
PHILADELPHIA srocKa
The following arc the PHILADELPHIA stock quotations
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-27
COTTON RECEIPTS.
PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.
BRAZIL MARKETS.

PROVIDENCE. Il. l.. May 20, 1874
Printing cloths remain steady hrmcr prices-3hc
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HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA, Nay 70. 1870.
Spanish gold. 224i1 225. Exchange nominal; on
the United States 10 days 80 ga discount
short sight. IA do London. 10 1dk premium; On