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CORRUPT CANDIDATES.

1t would be shame and disgrace for
tie American people to elevate to the
ligh office of President or Nicc.Prcsi
dent any man who had been conspicu-
GUS ms an advocate of jobbcry, Even
the most kindly men are compelled to
admit TINT the Goat Island job, which
William NJ Wheeler fought for years
to force through Congress, was bare.
faced swindle, 1t was n proposition to
give to the Pacific Railroad, for which
Mr.. Wheeler had acted as advocate ON
tho floor for many years, Goat Island, in
the hOrbor Of San Francisco, as n ter.
minus for the railroad He did this, al
though " commission of govern
ment officers had pronounced the
island n necessary defense to the
harbor and although it was said to he
worth at least $j,000,000, and offers
were made by members during the de,
pate 10 pay INC government nom ~,
0000 to 81 100000 for the holror the
island not needed for purposes of dc.
Tense The people OF California de
nounccd il ms swindlc, aud there wa,
the greatest indignation wherever thi,
proposal was heard. Mr. Wheeler had
to be beaten in this thing twice before
he would give it up, and he would not
abandon it until he had exhausted
every device OF ingenuity known to SO
skilltul parliomcntarian. This jolt
was all OF a piece with the rest of Mr..
Wheelers record on tho Pacific Rail
roads, This is not the kind of man to
preside over tho Senate of tho United
Stnteg p
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A HERO IN WANT
The savior Of over SIS H"nhr'" FER
.onn Starving Ia HIS ola Age

NVhH fN'Nf
ALBANY de Fonblanquc the British
consulnt New Orleans wrltcsas follows
to the Republican Of that city ,e.o ,
oOn the 7th Of October lS'9, The
british steamship Connaught 4OoO tons.
sprung a leak which gained upon n'r
so rapidly that by the next morning
the water had extnguishcd her engine
Grrs leaving her a collin for Col human
beings, sinking slowly but surely m
heavy sea. In this condition, ana WINE
one hundred and fifty miles from Dos
tom harbor, fire (Which had been SIhou'.
dcriug for some days unknown burst
ont and doubled the chances Tor death
She was AN iron ship, and soon h'r
sides became 80 hot that they Missed
and steamed as she rolled, deeper ana
deeper There was u race between If'
and water for all those lives, and 90 inc
| best they could the boats would not o'
able to save third of them rom one
death or the other The American brig
Minnie Scharlcr l9S tons, CapimnJolh
Wilson saw the blUingsinkiug steamer
and bore down to her assistance. 50
slow and difficult was the labor o.
getting the passengers into ana out o.
the boats that only two hundreds could
bctranslcrrcd tothebrig beIoresundown.
Then John Wilson said 1t Is q nor
riblc thing to see the sun going down
aud 50 many people yet on board the
wreck, settling down and burning up,
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fatE AGglaI3lG.aT C1Ly1+
TlsIaIl no ALL.
IA, No Business Advertisement III"
serted without Pay,

p,nrng to make The Herald ihe I nn ia.
If c1,nmtIn!cation Tor tue general pniy.,',
ana also "a assist mos, Mh9 ,nl',,,rtnt M, , free
S,,,"',i,nr column. Adyrrihmn4!S uhI' !,
,, ,'' I.,I roi Lost" "round, "Wan'yI,,
Nor Yale" "For Rent" "Iq Le et,,r o. h tn
,nrre tbnn tmec lines, win be lnseIt,H ~ ~
tnis column two times free Of ch"IsG' 'tle
U.S." yyiIi he charged 40 the rate OF hN4
r~nig a me, ench insertion, IN advance, nn,'
wien such advertisement "to printed 'I' ,,,,
,,an go tlmcs they WIN us charged Nl lht,
rate of ave cents "a line IN advance iot tn' y
additional insertion. seven "oruS "'"h'
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Tng testimonial fund for the widow
of Haywood, the cashier who lost his
lifo in the raid on the Northlield bank
recently has reached the sum of Sl3
OFT IS, Of which the bank, whose vaults
he defended with his life, contributed
five thousand dollars,
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lr is stated that George Elliot wrote
Daniel Deronda to please her husband
who is of Jewish descent. She studied
jewish history IN the preparation OF her
book, and in the course Of these studies
consulted, it is maintained, n thousand
books. No wonder the novel is Il pn2
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WEDNESDAY MORNING NOVEMBER $

lr is estimated that the demand Tor
cotton in Europe next year will exceed
the supply. This circumstance assures
fair prices TO the cotton growers, and IL
one of the signs which indicate the re-
turn Of better times Tor all industries.
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~ O II 49, "A. Il IL
THE DARK BAY STALLION
Champion Denmark

Five years old, 10 hands high VIII be sold
cheap for cash. The following Is the pedi-
gree Of "Chnmpiou," taken from the stud
record of Wondrord county, Kentucky:
"Sired by Graves black Denmark, and he Nv
the imported Champion Denmark, dam by
by cripple, he by old H.dOci, u. Y, dam nv
Sir Henry and he icy the celebrated Whip y
"Chammon Denmark" was Years old the
10th day of last May, champion" can he
seen ut BuMiS' stable, corner Commerce and
Market streets. noyidlr-w9t
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A CLEAR HEAD:

Eclectic limb; good digestion; sound sleep
huoyant spirits; tln' appetite, and II ripe
old age are somo OF the results of the use OF
Dr. rutts Pills, They require no change OF
diet nor int rfere with regular business.
nOVid2w
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p,h1.,c,n,,. mad Surgeons,

DR. A. W. Wrisht, of GeoiglIt' Finn md
over Ogden & WolfS store, corner h ,a"r n
Lamar streets, where he may be Low .o5
all hours of the night or day, %P'
Jno. H, Morton. NJ, D., Physician aiGRs ss
con, Office over First National ba.,n, 10
euca corner San JacintO ana ia IpmrSomptly
alias, Texas, Callsto the conhIrS pntin
item ed.
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! am the Belle of the Avenue,
My teeth they are Il sight to view,
My breath's rs sweet as new mOwn hay
Aud will, he 50 while | can pay
For SOHODONi-lor 81 they ito
Among the Bellies OF the Avenue.
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Causes the Body 60 Gain in Solid Fleh
PRESCRIPTION FREE

NOR the SpeedJ Cure of Seminal W@S'
L ness, Lost Manhood, and all dlsOT1es
brought on 10y indiscretions or excess A1'
druggist has Tile ingredients. address
W. u WILSON n co., 81 Nassau st., New IG
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Attorneys ut Aw.

Thurmond, willard n Fletcher,
Law, 81 Main street, up stairs
j. NJ. Hayes, Attorney at l u
merce street (south of Court. rs 4
Texas. Special attention pal ,,1
claims.ss -.
W. s. Oldham, office in MitchieSL ~
opposite the LeGrand hotel, Main sue
Janlidtf
John NJ. Stemmons, Attorney at Law
205 North Side Public square, up-staln'
Oct29-ltf
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CHEAP ADVERTISING COLUMN.
L.. 4. Harris.

solicitor in Bankruptcy United 81
trict Court at Tyler. Office, All ut
Dallas, Texas. Speciality in RI
bankruptcy, Proofs 'bt tt N
out the United States, IT
sept25dlm
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Personal

YoB WuHK--The Herald odlce ~ now
! receiving urge cuu1-NmthiS Oh Jou
Wnn,is OF all descriptions, aH asks ~
tp%"aaIination of prices aud quality, IN
Iirg,l. white aud cOoreil LelIrI
urads, Note Heads, Sta'emen~ C"LVHs,
CIRCULARS Etc, printed us cheap US ay
cnr,tpr5., aud nenler tam the neaigSl i'Imr
i'm your uldcrJ mud get the benehl u "''
"Srt0mrr Prices"
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ound
For neat

,IOlSE-Ihc Peers II uae, FIt worth,
IA Texas, welt finished and furnished, uo.
iuga good hd>ucsL Has all the convent
enrps. HAS from 100 to 100 customers TT each
meal. Reason Tor renting desire to quU
tnu business UctD.tt
VUSINE5E STAND-A good brcl, Bust
- ness stand ON Main street AddIr A,
A., care Herald office. Uct5-3a
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LrAHM Offered for twenty days only, %
L choice nttiu Farm OF ll,Ucrys, ten .uiic.
uun Dallas, nn arUlirOrd now being con-
SluulCd.-uuuul sixty acres under renee,
about tuilty-SiN acres IN cultivation ana t.,
balance IN good timber, mostly oak aud
| pccau splendid black luamI soil, anu never
Edtlng spring and branch water, Apply To-
Adulphc King ~ Co., keal Estate Brokers'
Phi Nam street. nuv6-lw.
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Lost

cor RGWARD-A pocNetbpo& belong
u - ing to myself, cunwiuiug SOME ph-
puTs valuable to no OuH except owner
Nypnty-Hy0 dollars Eiil he paid 10 amy one
drliyrflug snmc, and the papers therein con.
tnin,d 10 me, or TO Hunt n sheldon. j. H.
pRANNAN, Oal3l-lw
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NIr1nNlLIINr 0R STEANEES,

Consisting of twelve fine large ,ns cheaItd
One OF the best and certainly Great lni'
nS R nnd EEu GSIS''a SS% cabin S
railroad tickets, either way, l llogg' for one
Dallas, or round trip tickels, sSO' For p't'
year, Tor sale by the undersignt,SGa, mers' CAB
iioulars, and TO see plan Of he s'i
jns, ca!)at our Office No: llN bssn.'Sm, Agents
an, If W.. i. Ia T. ..s.,.s-as.s'--
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Wanted--To Rent.

| VusL-A small dwelling house near
business center, ON monthly paymenis
Address 4. A., care Herald Office, roy snmS ~
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AZ ALNUI FuhNlluNE-A tag loJ OF
w walnut furniture, consisting of bed
NteadS, wnShStund,, tables, chairs rtc. Also,
crocKcry, mi rors, mattresses, pillows, com.
forts, etc, NJ JOrtB per cent heloH wholesale
cost. Address Herald Onice.n nuVl-U
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Wsnted-To Buy.

/ KESlDENCE-For which Ia, cash win
~ be paiu. state bedrock price. M on W'"
una crop postal card with ueScription IN
- - ''iuN' Opti.tf
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BOY Fourteen on fifteen years old Ia
n a. n shsep; Apply To H. l., Ward at Elliot
bohdE Elm street, Dallas, novj.9t
New-York tribune., 1876-05-04

might finally reach rates low and remuneratve as
TO enable it to resume dividends, which would please
its stockholders also Erie has been rather quiet to-
day on a small business at 145s015. Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western on sales of $500 shares
dropped from 1908 TO 1854. Michigan Central was
active and fairly sustained, closing at 40l4. an ad-
for the day of as per cent, though it sold at
one time down to 49ls. North-Westerns were neg
lectcd. We hear of nothing new IN the railroad
except that there will lie considerable reduc-
ton in passenger fares very soon unless Commodore
Vanderbilt concludes TO back down from his position
which he Is rot likely to do. There was something
of drive made at New-York Central to-day, but 1t
was sustained at / 10 Save few odd lots at 111ali.
though some sellers 60 days options were put out
as low 109A. There was considerable tirmness in
Rock Island. while Union Pacific was almost neg
lected. There was not much doing in investment
shares, 30 shares New York, New-Haven and Hart
ford selling at 154l2. In miscellaneous shares At
lantiC and Pacific Telegraph sold at 177S01S.
Express shares were duh, but United States was
strong at TO- In Philadelphia Pennsylvania
Central sold at 52 The market closed firm
at about the best prices of the day. The
business of the day was small. amounting TO only
about no. 900 shares and the advances from yester
days closing prices ranged from Is to l per cent,
VIZ: New-York Central and Pacific Mail each Is per
cent Illinois Central St. Paul, Union Pacific. and
Western Union each Il c., c. and /. c., Erie Lake
Shore, Michigan Central, Rock Island, and st.
Paul Preferred, each s.; Atlantic and Pacific Pre-
fcrred, and Ohio and Mississippi, each Il; Quick
silver, 81 and Panama, per cent Atlantic and
Pacific Telegraph declined Is per cent; Missouri Pa
cihc, Il ; New-Jersey Central, and St. Joseph each
l2 st. Joseph Preferred, l Delaware Lackawanna
and Western, l2; and c.. c.. c. and l., per cent
The following table shows the
New-York tribune., 1876-05-04
COTTON MARKETS.


SAv,SNAn. May 3.-Cotton quiet Aiiddliue. Pc Low
Nidne Good or naty, 9iic net rrcclpts ~ bafs;
erJ, 506 hls orts sstwisc OO1 Dats ses 80 Daes
stock. -, = bues. - 81, .,,,
Mlgtl,Hg, ordinary, 9'c net
22Ol bales gross 2JO3 b.lls, eAInIts 20 tmuco 22,4
bales Le Continent lU0I Laes sales ZoOO oIts; s'OcA
CnAaIRsIoS. May 3.-Couon quiet Mhidmg, l2iadl2sc;
Mihd.iug IL Good OrnaIy, ljtCi net roctpls,
2tI halrs: sacs, .5n bales; Stock 222e bales
3j bales; Shipments 1896 bales sales. 80 bales Stock
GhrvE,ToS May 3-Cotion qniot; Miidlng Il 80; Low
IA. Ic GOOn Ordmary, J'c net receipts iOi Dars
CiNcI>NAn MAY Cotton dull; MlGdlne. l2c; Low Md
ding lc: Good ordinary, 9'lc rrcc pt btSj shOlnchs
ll2 talr-: sales. bales: stock 1862 bales.
81 louIs, Say J.-COtt,n steady, Unchanged Mdlling
l2c Mitdiiuc GOOD Ordinary, 9'c; rrcelt+ 30
cs shipments. % bales sales 6OO bales STOCK, 0j'1
sioBIir May 3-Cotton weak snd rrrctar Mdthng II =
Stc: Tow Mlddng lO'4c.; Good Ordinary s9'c net
receipts lsO bates: ,Niorts, coasWse, 10 bales sales cOO
bales stock, 3il3i bales ,, .
Low aing. lac: Good Ordinary, 10 aG. net receiss
Ior,syIiLE Stay 3.-COtton dull MIfdinH. l2c.
BostuN, Nay 3.-Cotton unc arg Il; Midlng. l2'lr.
Low MidGlc l2c Good Ordinary, ID'ic.; nr rerrntS III
bales gros. III bales exports q Great .ln, Ooi Mhs
AriGsii. Nav 5.-Coiton quiet and nominal; Middiins
5,r; Iow Middliuq oil &c: Good Ordinary 9d
lOc receipts, 50 balrs sales, So bates ...
.INOER May - cot on dull aud nominal Mhdhng,
l2r. Low Mudiug. isC. Cool Ordinary 10 lO1ci gross
receipts 200 bales; cXpOrs, coaswsc, 800 bales so 20
wuNiS,iGS Nav cotton unchanged; Midding I2hc ;
Low Mddug. II Good Ordinary De- net receipts ~
bales. s,Ock. 100 bales. - ..,.,, - -
csiua B5 bal"; exports coistwise $40 Bales sales, IS
bales stock, | 800 OaioA
New-York tribune., 1876-05-04
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.


LIVERPOOL, May 3-I230 m-cotton is stsaIiy N,n ana
ding Uplands O3tsd Addine Orleans. O's sles IVVo
bales including 1000 for spseGiaiion ad e1p3i,
frmer, but now weaker sales OF Miding UPlahGs
Middng clause Stay and June delivery. at 6 do o
aud July de cry. At 6d also, saes OF The same ~
sales OF Mdging UpanGs, Low hddiug clause Juy au"
delivery, at 6'IgL also sales Of tho same al oi
LyERPOoI. May 3-E3O p m.-bacon-Shnit h,D dth 90
546 Long Clear dull At 52 DO Short Clear du at -
Cheese American Choice dull at J5t .,, ,.,.-
Ii ERPOoL, May $3.50 p m.-sales of Mddlng Ilanrs
Cotton MidGlng clause, August and September uee
at 64d. -. ,.....u. 4. Ian,
800 Lacs were American. .,,,,- ,,.,..,.
LyEKPOol, May $3.50 y. m.-Ssles Of Nddlug Uplands
Cotton Low dng clause June and Juy very a. olfn
LIyERPOOL, May $3.50 p m.-N Ott0n-fuies iuI sIs
Of Middng uplinds Low Mll ng clause Jgne ana Juiy
delivery, 7s.d; also sales u the same at gdi e o
Miidlng plds, regular contract Jane aad JOY deiSey
Gid Lard JdJ69 Cwt. for American Bacon oio ior
Lon. Clear Middlss ,,c-
LONrOS May 3-1230 y. m.-United States bonds loGfs
10 -: ut uyes 1863 Brie Railway sbafes i1'2 ~
LCSDON, May 32.3i p. u.-lafl~ adyces qioo rive ie'
Cent l.cntes at lu4f. 7jc. for the account 80 .-..
\, Stay 1880 mthe amount OF DnlOn gone h1"
the Bank ~ In land balance today is &o3,' % -
LOsDOS May 34:3O m.-VHited ~ atts Oonls, ls OF,
IO9 PARIS dyccs quo,e Five Per Renes at lO4 sOc
Tor the acCOunf -.
LoNDoS May 3-5 p. m.-Common Rosin, 49@;L 49,.
LONDON, May 3-Eyening.-Llnseed CAKE, 4lO D. " oon
Iirseed Oil. %, 3 \ cwL
PARIS May 3.-EXchange London. 2jt l7c for short
sight
New-York tribune., 1876-05-04
CURRENCY PAPFI.

Tho rates OF Ncw-Yorls exchange are as follows ut
the points named: Charleston easier llO premium; ;
3icQ J., premium. Savannah selling at 5I6; buying
at ls Cincinnati very strong; 30 to 100 premium.
New-Orleans commercial, IS; bank, u. St. Louis,
100 premium. Chicago 30 premium. The United
STATES Treasurer received to-day $500 900 National
bank notes for redemption. The Customs receipts
at Washington amounted to 100000. The Inter
nal Revenue receipts footed mp $G3O,0OO. The fol-
lowing is the clearinghouse statement: Currency
exchanges S73 G20, ,3OJ currency balances, S3l45,
go; gold exchanges. $4,GSS,77 gold balances,
$5l5,43s.
Government bonds were quiet, but generally
steady. We annex closing street quotations:
New-York tribune., 1876-05-04

Southern State bonds were quiet. Missonris hrin'
sales Of plain Gs fetching 1852 and Os oi 1870 loZ.
District of Columbia 3.6Js were higher al |o'2'
small lot Of Georgia new rs sold at 1906 In The city
bank Stocks Hanover 10l sold at 70; Fourth Ma
tiona t2O) at 92l2; Butchers and -Droyers l4ol al
l35, and Merchants az at ia. Railroad bonds
were quiet, though on the whole firm. Milwaukee
and St Paul Firsts, Lacrosse Division, solda 1O2l4
Q1O2: Chicago and Milwaukee Division at 0C'0
05l2; North Western Gold COnsols at 91si Mich
igan Central rs at 10l91O07s; Central Pacific
Firsts at 106i9 Union Fists at 1O5; Land Grants
at 100l4; Great Western Firsts of 1888 at 80, and
Firsts of Alton and Terre Haute at 1O6. 1he total
sales about $780, in ten different varieties
The Chicago, Milwaukee and st. Paul Hallway
New-York tribune., 1876-05-04

WEDNESDAY. Nav 3-T. NJ.

The stock market to-day was feyerish and
settled alternately strong ana weak. Opening with
quite pressure to SELL prices declined about ia IS
per cent, and then became strong condition which
was followed by another decline. with q final re-
covery to about the best prices Of the day, and
generally above those Of last night Lake Shore
m'noP'ized over threecighths Of the entire Business
OF the day, selling at 52li0J3ll $3.50 J3lag %.
Inc fail detailed report Of this Company
ior tie year 1875 was ssuol to-day, aud
ia'is 10 sustain the glowing grneraliiies Of
'ne partial report recently published. BY
snS report 1t seems that the dividend and the con-
n'ai0n to the sinking funds FOR the year were paid
"" oi assets Instead of earnings as will be by
VIC following statement:
New-York tribune., 1876-05-04
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


AsHEs-This market without chang" and ous ness
s,i very oist: ICt4 quote, ald PedIis ~ O'ic sue.
al al q, m DE insrciiun warehouse, isi soit fu IL
DO o. I'd do u CONDEMNED, i io.a, I,%ii u, So
Leads. 20; "a to-, ID Condcme'i o. t"li' %
Grand ,u.Il, l..2O ,-,-,.. -, g.
Ordinary Prime ard i9'cc go H. ol JnbNls
l,l,. ss of 1920 hap, Morning STAR az ITl &C. ih'
stock here l16si bazs for MIA tlh,e III. MARI
W., oui- ana unchanged, Java quoted at - -'c k"h
and NaTacbO ltdl.c, gold, 100 bags COSTA iIoo e" q"
Isle. 90 e.. A., - ,,,.
acual count uf ato-h IN Ne" 1olA on w"
.ui co. al va, .lpw,: IN b.0osyn G2li' tara on
lsien l-li .g,s bale, Sdpno..d not 81 ac = -
I rs, ON nharsts l.I7 bales and IA W-T,huu - -''0
h. es fo.l l-7..fs hIIcl The flrt l,IbJ ba.rn ~
which LIS cNfir-. Ac.dlns H-of r"xt"rf 9"p III
cO.sunpuun and los ars iof tecul-i"n uai'. VIZ
,,lf.ruI ctsta "a ale luiln - ti"
80 b.ca agaIst i-9 bale RS Gay last "t'A. ana = 20
ba- tis day foIosirs are "a q!pilsios
New-York tribune., 1876-05-04

The London advices report British consos quiet
and easy, and United States bonds lower money
remaining a. last quoted Erie closed ~ 13@l3i2
for Common, and 2O122 for Preferred Illinois Cen
tral being SJaS7. The sum OF f93,OOO bullion
went into the Bank Of England on balance to-day In
Paris French per cent rcntes closed at lOi9O al'er
opening at 1OI.75. Exchange on London is down
10 25l7. The foreign exchanges here are very ilfn
on the nominal basis Of rates given below. The ac-
tual rates are 81 sSGSi SSl2 TO the for 60 days
bills, and 81 S0lgG$i s9ai for sight. 1T these
rates gold can be shipped at profit. The Russia
sailing to-day took out $6l 1000 specie. OF which
$500, 900 was gold coin and ~ 900 silver. There
was nothing doing in gold. the opening price having
been 1925 aud the subsequent sales at that figure
barring one or two at 1924, dealings light. Loans
cost 2, H., 3, and 2l2 per cent for carrying
The Asastant-ireasurer paid out S912,OOO III com,
interest Oh the public debt. and $4,000 in redonp-
ton of called bonds. The operations at the God
Exchange Bank were: Gold cleared, $50 i73,OOO;
gold balances, $1,l43,G00: currency balances
81 ,3O2 Sl3. Tho principal gold quotations were:
..l27s iI:5n...il2Ts lOo....-il2Is go - i2t
lo3O..l27s l2:10....ll2t l30.i i]2,s 300 .."!IZs
iI.c0....i,2's 1880 ...Il27s 200 ....liz't
New-York tribune., 1876-05-04
WOOL MAnKlr.

BOSTON May ?-The Wool market continues dull, maDuac
rfs buying only to tie resent wants the Prices nave
lower points dian many ytr Ddt IA 3nnrs
no nducemrut operate ami al GRADES feel he dcrs o
aud PonLSy wanna i0 +2c, NJ, f29'ir AMI
NIX 4gdssc Medium and NO. flc dull aud Comb NJ
Fleeces ry little rqaircd for MioGig ANA Wisconsin
selling at 0sC, D quality and IN Moderate tie
mand. Pulled Woo.s plenty ani uii VITA S, oi super
and mostly 1t 81 42c. New spring California beg rs u
arr Ne more rcey meets with moderate demands sales Of
old ANA New 81 ring at .0G2Gc; Fa., 1920.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-04
The closing quotations of foreign exchange are as

The local money market was steady, and call
loans were done al per cent about the fair
quotation on pledge of ordinary collateral and ,
when the offerings consist of United States bonds.
Conmoi cial paper was dull but closed at the follow
New-York tribune., 1876-05-04

ocE FREIGIffSTrb bnsiness ~ berth room was tohy
rather demands e OH 10 some extent but mo
.,.a onrriues OF tonnage MAINTAIN iull hrm lone IN
obsTiets somewhat better uaao WAS cone esietlhy IN
sran vessels aud very steady rates were again
sp 10 LIVER oo. BY steam 4Jo Daes
n,n st Nd as IL runs 400U boxes Cheese Al 3VJos %
.oou M BOA 80 Leather st 3Os. and w SAIL
New-York tribune., 1876-05-04

f'a ''s'. --......... : ,3l4.2IZ
T., a"c dividend On both common aud guaranteed
w Pri cen'l stocks amounted TO 81 ,O42, $50, and
sOneiO"''on to sinking fund reported AZ S26l 900.
"~0 d ,otal Of Sl,3O3, $50 The TRIBUNE will
", P"o"'n complete analysis of this report.
~ ~ Importance TO Lake Shore IN the Days trade
60, "'S'erh Union Telegraph, in which want of
Al present pnces was evidenced in the free
-. vi seller 80 days options at per cent below
l. - s""' pfce. IL was qn.te currently reported
- ,"e street during the day that The management
-. a' company bad determined to adhere to its
-, u Rates Instead of following tue lead of its
~" a. ''ne Atlantic aud PacfcD in further r,,luc-
- '' the charge for messages THIS report ma,
~ may not have had some influence in sustaining
Aet Tor the stock to-day, which finally closed
- a"'ahce OF 4 per cent from yesterdays final
n''"'"h' NeNertheless the latest report upon the
and one which will probably prove to be true.
"a. "A' 'he Company has finally concluded to reduce
p',oe ior sending messages from 10 to 20 cents.
70 distance, on that portion of its lines
'u a., oy Tie A. 4 p. Co.. which made such Ic-
'"s On Monday, the 1st inst As it has been
ns~.y DsAuy asserted by persons prominently con-
-.s' WITH tho Western Union Company that each
e'ion Oh rates In the past has resulted in in
business and profits, it would seem 10 be the
spi ~ wisdom TO continue such reductions without
,.nce ,.u'. 10 what rivals may do, as the COMPANY
Nv sneh course best serve the public. and
New-York tribune., 1876-05-04
CnFEEE NIARKETS

Rro J,yFlRo NAV Coffee marSe animated prices firm
Good Fsts 5SCO9J $50 reis y 10 kos Exchange on Lon
don, % y. ,,-,-.,
S4SIos, May 2-CoGee market quiet; prices maintained
chang Superior Santos, 5.CO0aj, 30 reis lO klos