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, 1876-04-18

INDIANA,
THE DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION,

THE DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
optefas Lnspateh t, Ihs CA.eaoo Tribune.
1sprAsAPoL1s, Iud., April 17.-Thero Is littlo
or no change In tho political situation fortnight.
The race for Governor has narrowed down to
Landcrs aud Holman tho compromise candidates.
being entirely dropped out OF sight, Voorhees,
declining poro,nptor1y to allow hts namo to be
used. The delegations In now aro from
the central part OF the Bsato and thoy
giyo Yery rosy cast to tho Ianders vteu, bue
when tho out-counties begin 70 come In, tho.
complexion will bo very decidedly changed. II
WAS Ioported to-day that Holman would not he 4
candidate, bnt, in response to telegram OF to-
qutry on this point. ha aent the following
answer:
do not Wish to b. candidate for Governor nor do
believe II to 10 tho best policy. would urge every
honorable concession for harmony, hut, II our friends
generally nstat OH bringing my botofe tho Co-
seutou, must nclufeace. ", 3. HOLMAN,
As his friouds generally will in8ist In bringing
hla nRu,o before the Convention, he may get
ready TO AcquieHcc.
, 1876-04-18
VOTE!
The Persons Who Arc Asking
for the Peoples Suf.
frages.
Confidence OF Victory in the
Republican Ranks.
Roustng h1ass-nleetings at Turner
and Burlington Halls.
The Political Situation in Evanston
and Hyde Park,
Municipal Elections ct Bloom
ington, Quincy, Rock
ford, Etc.
Should Counties Instruct OefeQates 10
State Conventions :?
The Contest in Indiana Narrowed
Down to Holman and
Lanlcra
Should Counties Instruct Delegates 10
State Conventions 7
The Contest in Indiana Narrowed
Down to Holman and
Lanlcrg.
THE CANDIDATES.


FOn MAYOR,
tho voter will have tho onton of Wiling fnr
m, - " 0o AeA
lnomas Aoyne' VINO Is the only pnfaon regularly
nominated. or OF leaving tho HDace unt3or tim
var1 - hfavorr h1,rk ~ ~ 3,,er.;.o ~ .ht
"A. "a ~ 'nn'1Ins l" t""'
bpaeo any nhrne thoy chooao. The Republican
tfckDtB Hju bS pfintnd with }Ioynn'a mama and
.,,. Il, L..L ~ .I... .,-. 3
ano AZ olauA7 so su@t tho so'e9 WHO ptetefa
either why eau DO eassded+
Tho remainder Of tho coneral citv t,ekct In 1s
~' :" "1
1ollo"a:
. ... Republican. Democratic
For City Treasurer. CLARK LIpe Clinton Briggs.
Far City Attorney. .Kich'd s. Tuthll1 Fraucia AIntns
For CI&y Clerk -, :. ,Caspar Dutx. unus Usertjnp.
For Police Court
Oferk. Martin Beat, Jas. Il. pouAeld.
+ .rnrp,tpu
1ho gentlemen VINO haVc Deem put up for A.
dermen by various metpa are named legion.
nj. ,.. a. ..t, -9
ApoS oouao oe4o1s We pooiso Wy AaFo1 u p1ilhn-
y electlonB With tue indotaemenk of ward
nInba. ae Yho non,inena of Ynaaa.m.ct1rru in
-. oNt -
RESPONSE 70 tho ~ enh OF many tnuuontlal
cittzena" and some Of them bY tho incautfous
,o,,,ias;on ~ p-ov;do,co nn1 ~, ,,.t,o.tIo,, ~
p'A"ane'o!' " A'"''ooueo "AA .uo '4'Hs'b"s'oa VI
the demon OF ofllce-aoeMnE. 1t may be that tho
following list, which II Quito full, dopB not CON-
prize eynry candidate ht1t il Etif not bB fenint
, 1876-04-18
OCEAN NAVIGATION.
Notice to Importers.
LEYLAND LINE STEAMERS,
L I,1vcrPoo1 to- 1oBto1a

h tho establishment Of new lino OF Bten1n-
srs from Liverpool TO Boston, sailing fort.
nirhtly. Tho 6toamers arc drut-ola1a, and
Trough Bills Of Lndln9 will bo isauod at
Liverpool at a. lev Eatos % VI, Now York,
caoa % d9oot9 fao tho 1895 9oeeF n VG d.
@1Bno X SIsS nANTS' ,DiSPATCI TRANsFoR IL
TATlON 90. By spocial fast trntn. T,mo
rom boston to Chicago, FIVE DAYS. 1t ia
beloved that tho faoilitios afforded by tho
Limo arc unsurpaaaod, and Will win tho favor
and support Of Importers. Rntes nH low as
Sy any port. Quick tlmo, low Insurance. md
10 drayaRo Or extra hnndlinR OF goods.
urdor your goods by LBxIAND LINE.
TAYLOR, Upper q CO.,
Freight Brokers in liverpool.
FRED LBYI4AND d CO..
Ownora, In LIVERPOOL
THAYBR Il LINCOLN,
ARorlt8 in Boston.
, 1876-04-18

WHAT THE PEOPLE SAY.
GAN Nh, UoYJH BECOME MAYOR j?

70 the Editor af 1'hs CAt4d9o Tribune:
CH1cAao, April Tilt is now absolutely cer-
tain that Mr. Hoyno will DO elected Mayor by a
very large vote. The next question Is ns TO the
consequence. Thcre to no doubt presume,
that the present Common Council will refuse to
canyass the returns for Mayor which arc to bo
placed in tho custody Of tho City Clark. But
! suppose the present Council rofusea to mako
the csnvass that will not preclude tho incoming
Council from doing 30 The charter Of 1872.
sec. 81, says that, upon tho RETURNS boing made,
the City Council shall canvaas the Bame, and un-
til tho cnuvass Is made tho right to mako she
by mandamua. though slx months afterwards.
II there bo vacancy In the office Of Mayor,
will tho election Of A1r. uoyne 10 that oficu be
1egal2 It whs held In the ease OF The People
ys, Conies, IS N. l., $50, ty tho Now York
Court Of Appeals. Ia caaa whore tue of}ce Of
Supreme Judge becamo vacant by lilo deatl, Of
tho Incumbent, that it Was competent for tic
electors OF tho district to olect person to I'LL
the vacancy 1T tho ensuing election, and that
such election waH valid notwithstanding tho
Via. 1856; 22 Via, 863 10 Iowa. as; ID Ind.
S5G. It Ia stated by tho Supreme Court Of Vita
couein u For were 1t otherwise 1t would bo In
the power ct tho defendant by neglectug hta
duty In giving notice to proyent the eloction Of
Ills successor, aud thus keep himself In Office"
Now, it III generally conceded that thero Ia .
vacancy in tho otilco OF Mayor. for upon no 9th
sr theory could tho new Common Council do
claro vacancy. and that one Of their own NULL
bcr. Hence Mr. Hoyno. though ho does not
tho now Common Council must canvass tho vote
for him, aud must recognzc Him aa Mayor. Mr..
Colvin can thus DO ignored and put out Of tho
way in precisely tho saule manner as II no per-
sou had been voted for by tho people, aud whero
Couuci. should elect ono Of their owu number.
A. ri. r.
, 1876-04-18

To the Editer Of The Ehteu9o Tribune:
cu1cAoo, April l6.-Pleaso suggest that Cape
ta1us Of Precincts got "Posit,on to Abolish
Township Organization :" from the Ctttzous' Az
soctaton, Merchants Building, and present It for
sigatures to each votor at tho polls on table
Of oarral on the sidewalk. Thus We might get
Al Ne HAut At onco. THoMAs HoWAnD
, 1876-04-18
UNITE
UNITE.
10 the Etitor u TAG Chicago 1Ffbute:

10 the Etitor u Ihe Chicago IFfb1re:
ATLANTA, H., april 16.-Urge tho Republicana
and respectable voters Of tho different wa1la ID
unto thetr forces ca two good men for Alder.
men, aud they will win. bit II they vote Tot
too many candidates the bummers will defea4
them. I" In unity there is atrongth,' sou know,
l hope 10 hoaf good reports Wednesday.
". II. II.
, 1876-04-18

oAe Editor Of TA4 CAteaoo Tribune:
Cn1cAao, April 15.-Will you please inform
tho public, II you know, how 1t Is thst Mr. u,
J. Lyon, who has boon an active Good Templsr
for twei7c or fifteen yoars. md Ia now, has 30
suddenly become favorite with tle bunmers
and tho vicious element7 / heard him make q
rousing temperance prohibition speech not two
weeks before his nomination, to which I don't
object, but has he sold out 10 the bumme1e T
Ho aeems to succeed in carrying water On bo:h
shoulders, or rather water on QUO and WhiakY On
the other. and somebody is going to bo swin-
died If ho Ia elected. Has be sold himself to
tho base element while still hold1ng hts ptAco in
I Good Templars lodgo7 4Lxc.
, 1876-04-18

70 tn Editor ef The ch.ea9o 7T1bunx:
CHICAGO. April H.-Lot every voter who goes
to tho POLLS to-day 90 mark his ballot before do
positIug 1t that TO will know 1t to DO his-the
ono cast by bim-should ho ever ace It again.
Every voter should bo ablo to point ont tho
sdcntical ballot cast by him aud say. whom called
to mike au affidavit. "thpt's my ballot; know
1t because placed my initials OF certain num-
ber upon the hack OF 1t. II that ballot Ia not in
tin box or upon tho string somebody has robbed
ulo OF my vote, aud l deMaud satlafact!ou antl
damages for ths theft and tho outrage 90 my
rights Of citizenship" for every voter robbed Of
hia legal vote has cause OF action against Ihs
judge Or clerk WHO rubB him. Had every honost
ballot at tho lAas election boen marked. mother
Thornton nor GleoAon would have darcd to
sampor with tho box, because then every voter
whose ballot was mlssing OF stolen would have
fcls h!snsolt individually wrolgod, aud, thore-
fore, demanded OF uleeson aud Thornton to pro-
duco Tho ballot or account for Its absonuo under
penAlty of civil ~ well ~ criminal prosecution.
Wlllo the loss 10 collective ustcnd OF individual,
no ono person feels sufficiently wrouged or in
censed 10 mako 1t \ persouak matter, AS would
layo boon the caso had tho moderator Or clerk
stolon 4 man'a watch, or ovcn Boatchod ballot
from his hand1 aud forbidden him to yots. Tbs
proper Identification OF ballots ~ cumulative
support to ones affidavit. is, in connection with
the check-usme ta!ly-list, very important aid
In tue detection aud prevention Of election
frauds. NC.
, 1876-04-18

To :Ae Editor Qf Ths Chicago 1%1otins.
Cu1cAao, April 1G-1f there arc any of
cur Justices Of the Pence who favor the
Erans-philips gang, and refuse to join In
measures 10 ouss them from tho places they
hnye usurpcd. ploaae keep them bcforc tho
public In The Tn1nuxE, that tho reputable part
OF the community may not forgot thom when tbs
appointments arc to DO mads again. Any man
who will eustain, IN any Shape, such out1ages, liz
not 1t to hold public Office, aud should be 70.
tired 70 private lilo at eArly day a. possible.
BouTu Town.
, 1876-04-18

b. conducted With AZ mucl1 osro regarding tba
collection Of evidence as though It would haze
TO ho contested In tho coutss. ForewAynest Il
torearmad aeatnst tho uouossity Of litigation.
n,
, 1876-04-18

TIE sEEEHrHEaTH WARD MuDpLE.
70 The Editor cf 7hs chteapo 1ributx:
CHICAGO. April 10.-Wo have nlrosdy thlrtoeN
candidates In the field for Aldormanto hopore.
Aa good patriots who nra willing 10 sacrifice
themselves. tto'r money, ai,d choir ttmo for tha
tntoress Of ua,-sho tax-pnyorB. Our present
hldern'en-Davo Murphy, and Mike swoeny-
haze dono tho ward aono service. and uo are
willing to allow them 20 rotire on thoir rnertod
honors. Their vota in tho Council for Lo1d-on
Harvey D: Colvin. agnsnst our expressed wlal,os,
has eottfed tho qunst!on 40 fat AZ afiko and Davo
aro ooncerno1. The irreprosHible ox-Aldermhn
Tom Carney haa his back up and Is agaIu on
tho rampage, but vo hare lad enough Of tlits
clsnntsh m(sfopreaensatton in the past. The
Republican candidates arc respectable business
mon. and will rocoivo our support, irrespective
Of orccl, party, or nationality. Mr.. u. Janssons,
proprietor Of tho French Hotel On klnxto st.oet,
ls young, man Of intelligence. who has &C.
'ln'rcd wealth by honest labor. sfr. Jausaons ia
Delgian, Las never mixed In the akullduggosy
OF politics. and NO nre determined that ho shall
oe our next representative ia tie City Leg!ala-
tuto' An 1nrHu DEMoonAT.
, 1876-04-18

1b ths ElHor sf 1ht CAteaye tribune:
Cu,nAuo April lG.-On tho supposstion that
the names OF all voters In each ward lAyo
been obtained by the Ward Committees,
l would suBgent that this llst Of uaneH
DO arranged III alphabetical order, mud
used at the polls ~ q check tally. 10 iudi-
cato who have voted aud who Layu uot. Check
tnero!ruln. ~ tno slect.ou proceeds, al WHO
hafo voted. and 1t the shms tiuo note opposite
tua uatue rio ordiual number of that voter OH
should bs requested to AHuouslce the number ~
tie Judge announces tho yoter's nAale.
This vii! he double check upon fraud. An
other uscfnl purpose sabde1ved BY this alpha
petical checklist ls that tho unchecked ue!lea
will Indicate atscntses who hhye not yotod-sll
Of whom should 10 telegraphed 10 Or sont for
II by Of 2. III. thoy do not put In Al appear
anoe aud there Is sny danger that the bunnotH
NAV carry tho day.
around the ba!lot-bo1, and svssy election should
The New York herald., 1876-03-08
MINING Stock
The following the closing prices of mining stocks
MEMORANDA.

No fresh developments have been made in the matter
of Pacific Mail that in the suit brought by Free
man against the Panama Railroad Company Judge
DAVIS to-day dissolved the Injunction, with $40
The receipts of cotton at all the ports since Septem-
Der to date 967 bales against 7so 900
time last year
The London Times money article says to-day that
"United States securities dull at the decline;
nevertheless there is a considerable demand from Bel
GUM for government securities" The Times adds
that the reveationso of political corruption which
taking place in the United States producing dis
trust IN this country
The Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad Com
pany has notified the Stock Exchange that will here
after make monthly statements of earnings.
The rise in Toledo, Wabash and Western Railroad
bonds due to respecting foreclosure proceed
ngs that the final decrees for the sale OF the road
benent OF the bondhoders have been ob aimed IN
through which the road runs last one
haYng been obtained yesterday Indiana Al the ex-
praton Of the time Of notice required by law road
will be sold.
The Illinois Central Railroad Company have Just
issued their report the opening paragraphs Of which
state follows:-
Closing a year of unusual depression in business
and following season OF partial failure OF Tho
crops upon that part of our railway which IS
ordinarily the most productive the directors
the from the traffic and the re-
cepts from the land office have provided for the inter-
charge and the usual dividends upon the shares
leaving surplus Of $l09 023 50 the credit Of in
come account, which is only l95 % less than the
surplus at the close OF last year. The traffic of
the line was 81, go 0Sl 92 and the income
from land, $223 297 AZ, The business suffered from
the pressure OF competition by lines adjacent to our
own, that have, during these evil times been obliged
to suspend interest payments upon their debts The
directors expect less interference from this the
present year.
We have, besides, to report exceptional harvest
OF corn, more abundant than any Tor several years
This wIll Of course, increase freight traffic ON
the lst OF April last g. 900 Construction bonds
which matured paid and cancelled leaving
$64 900 presented ut the close OF year which
prevents tho absolute cancellation of tho
mortgage Five hundred and twenty thousand
pounds sterling OF redemption bonds paid on the
LIST OF April loan for $500 600 at SIX per cent
was issued in their stead Several large claims upon
lquidated, leaving at the present from
except such as arise from actual business
Steel rails have declined 10 about half the prices paid
three years since. We have IL 600 tons purchased at
the present low rates. and have ordered 600 freight
be In readiness the LIST of May and shall II
the traffic develops the managers OF the line antci-
pate Increase this numbcr To meet these OUTLAWS
f2O0 600 sterling five per cent bonds have been sold al
a fair premium.
The annual meeting Of shareholders will take place
the last "Wednesday IN May, at Chicago
The New York herald., 1876-03-08
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, March I. 1876
odmaS o %e reep ra is EeSd RS
portsfo the Continent, .seO eoastwse. .lSO Sales
NEw ORLEANS, March 7, 1876
Cotton hrm fair demand; niddling. I91sc; low mid
ding & good o,dnay YES o, Ne, receipts sse bales;
Continent 5000 sales 1900 Stock, 1855.
MOBILE, March T. 1876
& 0Ion eIu arm m,aang Ne rEc, izs; low % %mIddng lie
sosstwise la Sales. 800 stock. 5000.
Cotton dull; mIddlins i2 low @,dnE 'I lie $50 good
S5d"" S5 s net s,os ssePis p e' bales Exports eOawe
CHARLESTON. March 7. 1875
Coton qn'st and steady; nladlns i2re al2e low
sisc;S' scsS 900 '''' '''' 9"s' 0oo STOCK
Flour steady sales 400 bbls sa Is Tor No spring
double exra Wheat quiet; No. Milwaukee Club si 80;
Gje. 66e Barley quiet No. Canada held ST. No.
8 SS o Soad and 5 Tor ogta VIZ
ss shipstuiS $40 $50 and middlings $50 ST. Rail;
road frcghts-flour TO Boston, oOc to New York 4Oc
to Albany Soc.
Receipts-Flour 200 bbis wheat $1,000 bushels corn
eooo DO G,0 oats & 5000 DO barley 2io9o DO shipmsa5s1
do oats. 5000 do barley, 100 do Flour dull
s bushels No 3M~%akee club at 81 20
sales Of 1--WE cars new on track at i9e soc Oats retailing
no sales PORK firm at about s2a for heavy Lard
Flour quiet and unchanged Wheat dull and shade lover
81 5 s May 81 as Sc do Ssl os as Il os e.. sP 2rd
" oIi rejected Do s9c Corn hrn IL iai, demand high
Dayton and Michigan, 46lac: low do. i0iAc do Day ton
aud Michigan, 4o1sc grade, 45isc. do Dayton aud
Michigan, 43c Oats dull; No. Michigan, 341c
coversoed - l5 mammoth. SO 90 Dressed hogs dull
nominal. ReceiptsO) bbls -four. 900 bushels whoAt
6OOOO do. 600 do oats Shipmcnts-6IO bb nour
400 bushels wheat. 60OOO do corn, 30 o do
CmcAGo March T. 1876.
Flour dull Wheat. active and higher No. Chicago spring.
81 O9ls spot; No. do ~ 9oc April ~ o. May:
No size s2c rejected. Al tqc 1l4t Corn dema
active and prices have advanced; No mixed s3Sc 44c
spot 4314c bid March l4c April: 47s May Oats au and
prices shade lower NO. J25sc spot, 331c May Rye
demand fair aud market firm at t3lSc Barley quiet and
spot options Dressed hogs quiet but steady
- 30 80 10 Pork. unsettled and lower "a So %
81 10 spot So 10 $22 III. April; S22 20 alSs2 37l
May, Lard, gcod demand, but at lower rates.
Sl3 i2l $i3 22ls Si3 - April: Sl3 40 Sl3 ~
May. Bulk easier good denand shoulders 81
short rib mddes. l2c short clear middles l2lsc Ws-
key. 81 o. Receipts-FiOur, 1900 bbs Wheat. 1000
bushels Corn, 10000 do oats 5000 Do Barley, 1900
do Rye 100 Shpments-flour, 5000 bbls. Wheat 26OOO
bushels Corn 10000 Oats. 27OOO do. Barley. 500
do Rye 40 do the afternoon call Of the Board wheat
Re lower Corn ikc Oats, unchanged active
and higher. at sd 25, April sales 1900 lbs, May.
22 % s12 % eiosns at outside Lard hrmer sS SlS z
The New York herald., 1876-03-08

Union Pacific land grants los 1O3K; do first mort
gage bonds IO5k Ohio and Mississippi seconds, 7ski
Hannibal and ST. Joseph eghts, II; Milwaukee and St.
Paul nrsts La Crosse division 1O2 1928 do con-
soldated sinking funds, S93< s9k. The Toledo and
Wabash issues the ieAtures the nrsts advanced
TX TO 92 the hrsts ofSt LOUIS division 10 rs, rise OF
8 per cent; the seconds to 6s, rise OF per cent;
the convertibes to 40, rise of per cent and the
Great Western seconds to 6sk. rise OF per cent
this because OF favorable respecting foreclosure
and reorganization. The other changes were
important Harlem coupon hrsts sold as high 40.
Fort Wayne nrsts brought us Michigan Central
sevens, 1o4k 104<, and Union Pacific hrsts 1855.
The following were the closing quotations for Pacific
Railroad bonds;-Union hrsts, 1O57I l05K; do. land
grants, lo3 1884: do. sinking funds 9lk s1.;
Centrals 1Osh 1857.
BONDS
In State bonds Tennessee old declined to 435z and
new series Al. District OF Columbia three sixty nve's
sold 72 72X. Illinois coupon skies OF 1877 brought
1929.
THE FOREIGN MARKET.
The London advces report the market for securities
steady to firm. Consols unchanged and United
States bonds 4 per cent higher The following are
hafpast live quotations :-Consols for money, 81 a
941s; do Tor account, 94s 94t4; 1865 bonds, old,
los a 1861; 1867 bonds, 1879 1071<; ten-forty
bonds, log 1865; new ives, 1O6H; Erie, 10; Erie
preferred, 80 3Ok; New York Central, lo4 loi1.
In Frankfort new lves 1919. Rentes in Paris are
hrmer at OF s21zc
UNITED STATES TREASURY.
The Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day 500 900 gold
for interest and $3.50 900 redemption of vetwenty
bonds Receipts from internal to-day,
$22O 500 and from customs, $500 22l Bank notes re-
ceived for redemption, 100000
GOVERNMENT BONDS
tha
tations:-United States currency SKIES, 1854 l27
do do. 1881, registered, l221S l22X do do, do,
coupon, 12S a 123A; do nvetwentes, 1865,
registered lis l1sA do do, do coupon, lis a
llsH do. do, do, new, registered, 1l9 1l9A; do.
do, do, do coupon, 1l9 1ls4 do. do, 1867 regis
tered, l2l o l2lk; do do, do, coupon, III a
l2lk do. do, 1865, registered, 123 1231s do. do,
do, coupon, 123 123S do. ten fortes registered,
llsA alls1s do. do coupon, 1854 1l94 do. fves,
1851 registered, 1ls16 1ls1<; do do, do, coupon,
1lsH 11s%
BANK SHARES
Bank shares sold as iolows:-Central National at
100, Fourth National at SO IS, and Park at l25
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
The following the Philadelphia stock quotations
The New York herald., 1876-03-08
cLosINa PRIcEs-3 ?. n.
ADVANCE AND DECLINE.

ADVANCE AND DECLINE.
The following the changes in closing prices CON-
pared with those OF yesterday
ADVANCE = Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph, az; c..
c., q. and l., /; Michigan Central n.
DEcLISR-Atlantc and Pacific, preferred, 4; c., c.
and l. c., u Hannibal and ST Joseph, 4; do pre-
ferred, "a Illinois Central Missouri Pacific u;
Northwest, u do preferred y Lake Shore, 3; New
Jersey Central y ohio aud Mississippi q Pacific MAIL
q Quicksilver, 4 Rock Island, 4 ST. Paul. 81 do pre-.
erred, y Wabash, - Western Union, "a; Gold, a.
SrATioSARY.-New York Central Delaware and
Lackawanna, Erie, Panama and Union Pacific
THE GOLD MARKET
Gold declined from Hay to ll4sS closing at the lat
ter price. The rates paid for carrying were 3J L. 8,
ga and per cent The declining tendency Of exchange
and the sales OF long gold said be the causes Of
The reaction. At times the market was excited Two
hundred and ty thousand dollars OF the $500 Oo0 no.
Ieed before going forward Havana has been tenn
porarily Withdrawn. IL Is stated officially however
that It will be shipped by Thursdays steamer and that
these shipments will continue until the 81 OO0 600 pur-
chased recently Havana has shipped at
the rate OF $3.50, 900 each steamer.
The New York herald., 1876-03-08
PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.

PROvIDENcK. X. l.. March Z. 1879
Printing cloths very quiet with weaker market best
0Ix6Ts held Sc a4c thirty days but sales Of
standards Teportod at 33Sc cash and ten days.
The New York herald., 1876-03-08
THE MONEY MARKET.

Exceptional transactions made near the close
Al yer cent lor call loans but the bulk OF business
done on the basis OF and sJs per The mar
kot is abundantly supplied No changes reported
In the prime discounts, aud we continue to
quote AZ aud per cent as those which rule
Foreign exchange was heavy and lower. with actual
business at 4s5x s5S for bankers sixty days ster
ling and 4se for demand rechmarks 95H 95's and
% 96k; cables 96k 96Ai primo Paris, SlSz
6nk
The following tho rates OF domestic exchange
on New York at the Underwent toned cities to-day
Savannah, y premium; Charleston unchanged, none
oneringj Cincinnati, steady par 10 SOC. premium St.
Louis, 6oc. discount; New Orleans commercial par;
bank, ~; Chicago oOc discount
INVESTMENT SECURITIES
Investments were steady at the following prces:-
Morris and Essex 1885, Pittsburg and Fort Wayne lO3
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western, 1lsx a Il9 q
lsh; New Jersey Central declined from l07t4 q 106k
looi Rock Island s quiet at 1loA; Cleveland and
Pittsburg guaranteed 95; New York Central 1I5k
ll0 ll5k llSh. American Express brought 62h
co. Adams, lo5; Consolidated Coal, a.
PRODUCE ExPoRrs
The exports Of produce from this port for the week
ending TO day were So, 22o s40 against s5242 600 for
the corresponding week in 1875 and S. Iel in ls74
The total exports OF produce the port SINCE jan
nary this year were s4Isl7oso against s44 oos s36
Tor the corresponding period 1875 s52 750 blo In
isIA
RAILROAD BONDS
IN railroad bonds Central Pac'ncs are nrm At losK:
The New York herald., 1876-03-08

HAVANA MARKET.
HAVANA. March O. 1875.
Exchange steady. Sugar quiet and steady.
The New York herald., 1876-03-08


A -DEFAULrED RAILROAD BONDS
~. bought and sold by the old established house Of
ALBERT H. NlCOLAY a co,
stock Brokers aud AuctiOnccrs.
No. 43 Pine 81, New York
~ B-7 and 10 per choice City and County Bonds
and other Al investments Securities specially -
paying 10 70 II cent interest," promptly paid Tor sale be-
low par.
A DvICE AND INFORMATION FOR PERSONS DE-
srOus Of specializing In stocks investments Of sums from
500 upward may be safely made and large percentage do
rived. For fun particulars address TUMBRIDGR a CO..
A REASONABLE HATES.-MONEY On LIFE AND
N EndOwmeut Insurance Polcies Mortgages aud other
securte. nenrance OF all kinds effected with best
nanies q J. HARRicn co. III Rrnadaav-