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palttaeaI' Points.

Mr.. Schurz has not withdrawn from the
canvass. 1t. is, due to truth to say this! But
he has ceased his attacks on Grant and the
Administrations, and it is due to truth to say
this, st: Louis SRepublican. 8 .fs':',iss
we notice desire on the part OF a good
many, colored men in this city to hear and
know the truthlas regards the political cam
didates, and 1.-The probable results to follow
after the electien.-D anuille Express: 'a:t't =
It has now been ascertained that in
making up the result Of the Maine election
for Transmission over the country the calcu-
Nations were deliberately falsiied in the in
terest OF the Republican party SO as to have
an effect on the western elections. The
real Republican majority is under $4,000.
80 Governor Walker, Of Virginia, and Ctl.
onel Wright, OF Pennsylvania, addressed
an enthusiastic audience at Waveland, Mont
gomery county, Tuesday. Governor Walker
showed up the Radical reconstruction of
the South in handsome style Courier
journal. So 80, H.. .'...;,
at the election OF town officers at Able
vile, S. c., on Monday last, the entire
Democratic ticket was elected by over 100
majority. The whole vote cast was 276, of
which the colored vote was 1870 colored
men voting the Democratic ticket. A dis
patch to the Columbia Is. c. Register an.
nouncing ths result says "there was no dis
turbance, the, election was quietly conduct
ed, and the enthusiasm OF the Yictors, white
and ,cOlored, was unbounded. Ass L 4pigN
Isl The Petersburg Inde1-Appeal, discussing
the proposition OF the Radicals to allow ST.,
pervisors to marx The ballot boxes for.
Identification, says: They do but seek,
under the pretext OF preventing fraud by
others. to practice some secret and sinister
fraud sheinselvess I Well aware that they are
defeated on any fair count Of the
votes, they hope to drive of the cOlored,
supporters OF Captain Hinton, and those
OF DEN ortie,sby pretending to. mark the.
boxes In some mystic manner. They
know the negro character sufficiently well
to know that such cabaiistic signs, il res
ported to be affixed to the ballot boxes,
will do more to make the ignorant snffragan
hesitate and tremble than even the bayonets
tcf TAFT and sherman. This is no doubt the
reason in part Of the Infamous application
OF the infamous ring at the gustem-house,
acting, we suppose under Jorg afSon,s own
personal dictation. Their scheme, how.
ever, has no doubt p deeper purpose. Once.
give them access TO the ballo trhoxes for the
0stensfble purpose OF putting onnpriyate
marks, and there lis no tel Hing what arrange
Gaents thegs may perfect for stufiingethel
boxes with illegal; and manufactured votes, 4
hat right in the world have they to thu
CLAIRE OF political honesty beyond any other
and 70 The xclusion 81 alI net
tiess -
y
ReY- Aaireds Iseiey sas Gsreiiaaal
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HUMPTy.DUMpTY TRouPE.


GRAND MATINEE SATURDAY, 2 o'clock .
4 hdnission. as and 20 cents; balcony chairs, 10
cents-tp be hadat WYATT,R
la the evening an entire change OF biii-. .nl
comedy OF SMITH AND DROWN, q Grand OILY lI.,
and the now pantomime Of LES DEUX FU6aIus =
General admission, 90 cents 80 sc -.1
DICHMoND THEATRE. ONE WEEK
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS EeiMONDhY, sEPTEIsMd-
Der 25, Is76-ENliAG EMENT. E 3. psahIaan
n.a1ians IS his tour 70 and Australia q
PRoFEssoR J.5H. ANDERSON Lsurraiiied %, n5 ~, ~.
Walter Scott Wizard Of the Isd II.
1891 ~ fls son. The only magician. Anderson In
his beautiful entertainment The Worlno erra
insisted by IEoNAANDERSoN and o talenLe e coEpss
Of artists One hundred beautiful and costly pres :.
ents TO be given away each evening Doors open aL
Up. H. commence at p BIZ. Admission. tglyti ing
one Gift envelopes Csc. reserved seats lglsi5E sn
gft enveiopes Soc which can be procured 9a IaiE
the day at a. q. Wyntt's, $40 Main street, ianlv
circle, exclusively for cotorcd persons 2Sc, ~.
SPECIAL NoTICE59n, SAIuGDArs Il PM
there viii be q GRAND DAY .RERFOE1A me-
for ladies and children, on when occasi9h w.
child will receive present, and every aGy pmS1.
Of sflyarware. Admission to matinee Only; az Snh-
dren, 15c.; adults, zoe. - ~ n ,seNNIA.-
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The distinguished Professor HUXLEY, in
his second lecture in New York, spoke OF a
bird which 7''had an absence OF teeth"
This has a funny sound, but it is just such
an expression as, "he has plentiful lack
of sensp3 f3
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NE" HAIL THE GOOD NEWS, AND
-" READ THIS!n
FIRST GRAND OPENING OF FALL AND
WINTER DRY GOODS
y WILLIAM THALHBIER'S
GRAND DRY GOODS PALACE, Fl

= WILLIAM THALHBfER'S 'aa
(; GRAND DRY GOODS PALACE,
CORNER SIXTH AND BROAD STREETS. 2
Will open on MONDAY and during the entire
DRY GOODS ever shown in this city Having bought
my stock under great advantages and prices lower
than ever am now prepared to sell and offer 70 my
many friends and the public greater inducements
than ever, and solicit call, and guarantee TO SUIT
any ono. 1g&, q s9 a-E =
500 pieces of the choicest and best CALICOES at
the lowest prices .TE C&fG t;is;s3'fs rtsEs
4OOpieces of FIGURED, BROCADED, STRIPED
], j, PLAID, and SOLID-COLOR D RESs
GOODS at astonishingly low prices; ate. 4, 6
$50 pieces BLACK ALPACAS and MoHAAlIRi
LUSTRES extra cheap; IS, ;eis, Mo-. .E.s
= 20 pieces BLACK CACHEMrREs, MER1NOs,,
K -zt.DELAINES, &C., very low; 49, 49,
500 pieces sHEETINGs, COfTONs, GING-
: o.ttf HAMS, &C., at wholesale prices; -. ..
y $50 pieces WHITE and COL ORED FLANEELs,
from auction, and will be sold cheaper than
: eyer before offered; III ID ~ ttt51Ass!~ =
100 pieces BLEAGHED and BROWN CANTON
Il FLANNELS from loo. per yard up;s tGnsig
400 pieces JEANS, TWEEDs, GAsSIMERES.
and-CLOTaS, at all prtces-Ir cam show the,
!, best and cheapest line OF these goods in the
! city, as make these goods speciality;
1000 BOULEVARD and BAEMoRAL SKIRTS,
-; from soc. to @3.5oi afs Safi}f y Z
600 small and aarge-sizs' SHAWLS, to suit the
200 pairs WHITE and gOLoRED BLANKETS
q: at prices which will pay ycuto GILL and look
at; ,;.s7J sAfafil - tsI;t ks A. ..!idt
100 dozen LADIES', MISSES and GENTLE
MEMS UNDER-YESTS from SOC to s2.50; :,
1900 CoRsETS, white and colpred, from 40c. 70
S2.50-ask TO- see The 75c. Corsets worth 81 !.
500 dozen LADIES', MISSES, and GENTLE
ST e MEMS HOSIERY Id striped solid colors
and white, at all prices: & E, 8.
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DEATHS.

Died, in Savannah, Ca, on the 22d instant, of yell
low-fever, JOHN 0. ECKERT, In the twenty-ffth
year or his age. "a " - - - ,--'tt ( -. =.
Baltimore, Washington, and Norfolk papers please
copy. 43jsige -.
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MARRIAGES.

Married, OH the 10th instant, at the residence of
the brides parents ut 81 p. NJ, by Rev. Z. W. War
rem, D. d., Mr.. r. l.. WINSTON and Miss
BLANCHE EACHO; all of Richmond. No cards.
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., E1 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. leor-
ner Twelfth and Broad streets),- E. W.tWAR-
REM, d. D., at IL A. NJ. and r NJ. sUNDAY.9i:i7 Il
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imp COHEN BROTHERS OFFER
EVERY INDICTMENT! IN CARPETS and OIL
CLOTHS. Their stock Is the most attractive they
prices, ,s,,..,s,,.,s -. i, Sc %
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~ GRACE-sTREET PREsBY TE,,
RAN CHURCH Services by the pastormay beck
pected at IL A. II. and p. NJ. SUNDAY, III nj II
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= ], .ea sEYENTH-sTREET CHRISTIAN
,CHURCH.-Preaching at IL A. II. and 8. P. III. by,
Rev. j.. 2. TYLER. ,.s s,,,,sst. - 81. 81
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NEE FULTON BAPTIST CHURCH.
Preaching by Rev. j. MiBuTLER at liza. NJ and 8
p. N. -------
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!, ne FIR YiTE RAN
understanding by the pastor, Rev. T. L.
PRESTON, DID,, tand communion servicesl at IL
A. NJ. Special injecting at AZ p. M forparentsland
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n9rsECOND BAPTIST CHURCH. (cors4
ner Of Mainland sixth streets). Rev. j.. "A. CHAM
BLISS, D. d., will preach on SUNDAY at "A. NJ and
2. NJ. IL - ..s...et. so So .L.,.l
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PATTE.RissN,',s.i.

THE LADIES AND THE PUBLIC
IA generally, WHO have been waiting f2r UTE 2
STYLES, can now be supplied. at the Wheeler q
Wilson 'of,ice. b. q j. r. MCKINNEY,
2 Garner Ninth and. Branklin streets,
Ase 23-eod3t 800 Z, RicAmond. va. &;
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s ea GRACE EPIsCoPAL) CHURCH.
;Rev.A ". WEDDELL at 8. o'clock P. n. SUNDAY.
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yassre sinnots,s EXP snation Of Them

i COMPLETE MEDICATION or THE GREAT e \ :
nnroRMER-AR ADIo AI cA sdPAIeNsToEY
Observation-Disclosures HEIsE-
sTuRNs CORRECTLY AND n oNFEsssTr1 ,
MAnr-TIDES ASKED ANDREGEIYED NO
.FavoRs FRoM TIE GOVERNMENT oFFI-
GERS, BUT sPAIDRALI;sTHEIT AAES nj .
POSED. ,ia II - ~ 80 e
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

= r. sPEGIAI. NOTICES. .-~-I|
nrLEyY BROTHERS al
WILL OPEN THIS DAY ii ~
THEIR NEW AND ELEGANT = STOCK s7Escs l.' OF
~. I-.as sFALLlDREss GOODS, ~
comprising all the novelties, such as .iitss
POLO CLOTH, ARcTIcs, D ,lA1 q Sc 4
MoHAIR MIXTURES, BRosPToNs,
cREToNNEs, TWILLs, ,s9s'i .@.i"s
SERGE STRIPES, PLAIDs, s.,a ii1i@ so'r 4
PLAIN sU1T1NGs, BRnL1ANT1SEs, 81.
FIGURED ARMUREs in all the shades of tine season.
BE sare to call and examine our stock, rs our Styles
are of the best and our prices are lower than the
lowest. ssto ~: LEVY BROTHERS, /
BOBBIN-EDGE, Is yards In piece for SOC. ,J
==------------------- : =
mr BLEACHED AND UNBLEACHED
CANTON FLANNELs from loo. a yard up to
the very best; .. .:t,.s'sT-.f lit'.''3t ''i7J'
BLEACHED and UNBLEACHED CoTToNs and
sHEETINGs-we keep always In wel-known
brands and sell at prices satisfactory to our GUS
.....-.. .:.r q F:.l..l -. y
Real good bargains in our FLANNELs. Our stock
comprises WHITE, RED, BLUE, YELLOW,
and oPERA-FLANNELs. Yoq can save con-
siderable by huying your FLANNELS Of us.
BED-TICK from 1Oc. yard up to the very best; =
DENNIS, SHIFTING STRIPES, CHEv1oTs, and
DoMEsTICs of every descriptions-all sold at
the very lowest prices at }st 500
LEVY BROTHERS.
Encourage Richmond enterprise by buying our
Slips WHITE DREsS-SHIRT. Sc 20 :.
~BLANKETS-ALL. SIZES, Co
LORs. and qualities, including some Of the best bar
gains ever yet offered Look 1T our 10-4 aud l1-4
WHITE BED-BL ANKETS which we are selling
lower than auction-value. LEVY BROTHERS.
We sell u good DREss-SHIRT for s1-only needs
buttons and to be put in before using IT.
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& nFMAIN-sTREET G HR IsTIAN
CHURCH (between Pine and Laurel streets. -Eider
j. A. DEARBORN at IL a. n. and p II. ,..,1... u
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;ET METHODIST EUNDAY-SCHeOL
s0cIETY:-A special meeting OF this Society wf4
be held at Nichoison.str church tRocketts) on
ut az O'Clock. Interesting
addresses and other exercises may beexpected.
80. A. INVEST, President.
i CHARLES P. RADY. secretarg. u saEEstAts
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g.TRINITY CORNER TWENTIETH
and Broad streetsl Services SUNDAY, September
Gath, by the pastor, Rev. A. c. BLEDsoE, at IL A.
nj; and 8 P. NJ. Young mems prayer-meeting at 8
pm. -ea---- --s----s -
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! ReYs Alfred Iseiays sshes2ToEfh Esreiina
aaTtstaea
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MRS. R. A. CA3iM will reopen her SCHOOL
FOR LITTLE BOYS on
MONDAY the I'd of October, -
at 301 east Grace, corner Of Third street.
sc 16-19,23,&30-4t
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MFRS. SUSAN REED WILL RESUME
IYl the duties OF her SCHOOL o u WEDNESDAY,
September Goth, at her residence, corner Twenty
eighth and Broad streets. Sc lS-stS
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head weight 7cwt NJ GOldschmid sold for Hersh Meyer
Co. 70 Missouri steers Toe l0lSc per h. weights
cwt % ewt "a Missouri 1Otc ii 1Sc per lb
weights % ew IL II Masouri steers al IO4c per
H. weight ga cwt scant 30 Missouri lie l2<c
per h. weights cwt and 80 cwt IL Missouri steers
az l2c per d. weight cwt. held OF sale. so
Missouri steers Sold for A. Koper 70 Texan oxen al sac
per h., weight AZ cwt: 33 Missouri sac Sc per
h. weights " cwt III cwt II Missouri steers AT Zoe her
H.. with 50 of the herd weight 81 Missouri steers
at lO1sc h., weights cwt cw "A Missouri steers
lO1c lie per H.. weight IA Missouri steers
At l1l4c l2izc per h., weights For Klop
fer Co. 81 Missouri 9<c- 0he lb weighta
Ga cwt. ~ cwt. IA cwt.
SHKRP AND LAMBs-Trade still slow with rates firm
The quality OF the flock sold ranged from fair
only small number of good quality sheep having
hand Prices ged from Sc 7c per Id. There
lambs sale Judd Buckingham sold l72 Ohio sheep.
weight $40 lbs Sc per h. 206 Ohio sheep weight
$50 lbs, at IS 43z per cwt 3S9 Ohio sheep weight
ITO lbs at SIC per 10. Kase Pidcock sold 10 Ohio
sheep weight I,2S0 lbs, a. SAC. per ID 4l5 Mieh
gan sheep, weight IS $50 lbs, at csc per ID.
Hume Elliott sold 1877 Ohio sheep weight 80 lbs head
SAG lb 1855 Ohio sheep weight 90 lbs per head at
ose H. III Ohio sheep weight 80 lbs head at
sac per h. ia Canada sheep, weight 1874 lbs head
~ per h. ITO Michigan sheep weight 100 lbs per
head at 7c per lb Kirby pos Ohio sheep weight
lbs. per head, at 61c. per ID.
Mich CowsTrado all and slow S45 $75 per head
calves included.
Walls cALvEs.-These animals were generally held
sale
HoGsTrade very small; 81 Ohio hogs POS lbs average
per lead sold At S>se per lb
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CONSOLIDATION COAL COMPANY.

The annual election for officers and directors OF the
Consolidation Coal Company Of Maryland took place
No. II Broadway yesterday Mr.. Allan Campbell, the
present Commissioner OF Public Works OF this city
was the President Of the company during tho year
1874 He declared himself candidate for election
but was opposed by some OF the stockholders 40
cordingy the following opposition ticket gotten
up and produced at the election yesterday For PresI
dent Frederic G. Foster for Directors, Adam Norre,
William whtewrisht William NJ Evarts, James Rooss-
welt, David W. Bishop, David Stewart George B. War
rem Jr. Lloyd Aspinwali Franklin H. Delano, o. II.
Shepard.
The regular ticket consisted OF Allan Campbell,
President; Directors William II. Nelson William NJ.
Evarts, Walton W. Evans James VI. Hartshorn, John
v. L. Pruyn. Robert Garrett William T. Burns, Henry
heigs, William b. Hoffman, John Riley
The interest manifested in tho election was intense
on both sides. While the voting was going on Mr..
James Roosevelt to inquire whether II true
that Mr.. Campbell intended TO resign his position a.
Commissioner OF Public Works IL reelected President
of this company. Mr. Campbell replied, with warmth,
that no one had right 10 compel him TO resign.
Some discussion ensued, TIL motion 70 close tho
polls put a stop 20 H. The motion having been
adopted the inspectors Messra Richards, Bird aud
Beck man. declared the total vote 70 have been So ga
OF which Mr. Campbell's ticket received 81, SA
and the opposition the balance protest to the cleo
ton was made by Of the directors before the vote
was declared the Secretary instructed 70 note
the fact Tho cause of the protest the depostng
OF vote after the polls had been declared closed by
vote OF the meeting which was held in one room while
tho votinQ place another
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT WAS 1-8c LowER-rU-
AND NORMALLY LowER-CoRN UNCHANGED
OATS DULL-PoRK QUIET AND NOMINAL
LARD ACTIvK-wHIsKEY QUIET BUT STEADY
PETROLEUM DULL SPIRITS TURPKNTINE
FIRMER RosIN STEADY OILS QUIET
FREIGHTs QUIET BUT sTEADY-coFFEE IN
BETTER DEMAND-sUGAR STEADY.
WEDNESDAY,, Feb. 16-6PM
The markets were very quiet, and business transac-
lions were small on 'Change -four was quiet, wheat
dull and nominaly lower Corn was In fair demand at
unchanged figures. Oats were dull but unchanged.
Pork was quiet and nominal Lard active and without
decided change. whiskey was dull Freights were
quiet steady. Cotton the spot was Nc lower Flu
closed dull Coffee in pretty fair demand Naval
stores Oils quiet Petroleum was shade
armer the close business but refined was
dull Sugar was steady
CoFFEK-There good demand for Brasil and the
arket steady The sales 1904 bags Rio strictly
good Merrimack at 17c and 1000 bags for export
blanchard private We quote Ordinary careoes
l4slc. i5c fair do le<c. aie1Sc; good do 17c IKE
prime do, 17ac 49, Santos, fair to good 16c IKE
gold 1870. ninety days; Java government bags 23c 24c
do, grass mats 23c Csc Singapore, do Ice 20c Cey
Ion 1870 l9kc; Maracabo lie 100 Laguayra 171Sc
a lec.; Jamaica, tic isc. st. Domingo I5c i51Sc
Porto Rico. lsc 100; Costa Rca Isc. 19c Macassar
Ice 2Oc.; Mexican, lie is1sc.; Manila lie lsc
Angostura, lie i9c Ssvania, lie. 19c Curacao 1ec
lsc.
down &c Futures closed dull The closing prices to-day
compare with Tuesdays closing prices as follows
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON Feb. 1s 1875
GOOD SS'a9G o Sa, receipts aa $saE &
To Great Britain 45S bales eOastwise ST. Sales l,S g.
EKw ORLEANS, Feb 10, 1876
ordinary receipts. 5000 ross do sso S GS
ports g the SS2 to tes ehsRne 1920 coast
MOBILE, Feb. 10, 1876
Cotton sS SUSs %dSPS 2 ,.s sT @dgnT
ports e the ConsDent $50 to the Channel 55 coast
Cotton dull; niddlnG. l25le low mddlng iil5s; good
Stock. 1901. '''"'' go '''"''' 9"'''
Cotton quiet middlinS, l2c = eide; low m,ddlng,
bales Sales, TOO Stock. S, 4a5 wa" ''''p''
Spirit. .a.p.nn. a 5ss So 81 F S.a e 1s ss
81 471a Tar steady at 81 40.
Flour steady and unchanged sales 90 bis Wheat in
moderate demand sales 10000 bushels fair White Canada
club hd 81 90 s ass e S No
% bushels Se S s s
No Bay quoted At 81 IL Corn meal bolted s2e unbolsed
Boston, to New York oc to &Sany a6e 70
RecelptszFlour, e,loo bbls wheat, 1900 bushels;
bb Uhs aT ss oo 9oo qO
$1,000 do; oats 900 do. barley 1000 do Flour firm
Club ss'S s Sn S
according qu sasy q s
ESe pSet,s Barley quiet sales bushels
81 for heavy and short Lard quiet At isc.
Highwnes nominal at 81 o.
Flour quiet unchanged Wheat dull, shade No.
white Michigan 81 2s No do. 81 10; amber Michigan,
81 o5 No. red winter, 81 25H No red 81 o. rejected
April hold at 49c, 4sc. bid low mixed 45c no grade
Michigan soc Clover seed 81 90 Dressed hogs frm in
fair demand So 40 600 bushels wheat 5000
do 100 do oats Shipments-3oo bbs -four, 1900
bushels wheat 3d. 900 do. corn, 1000 do. oats.
CHICAGO, Feb. 16 1876.
Flour quiet but steady; Suporhne 50 So so; Western
shipping extras 81 "a sos good fancy family 81 rs
So 90; Minnesota 81 so 50 % medium choice winter
extras $4os 81 so Wheat opened irregular but in the
9eSsc March siA April 81 o44 May. Corn dull but UNI
ley unsettled and lower At SIC spot; elAc March Rye
sales At 20 i2 81 S7 PORK IRREGULAR bat In the
81 sly April, s2l e2 S2l IS May Lard generally un
spot 81 67H March, $l2 s2k sig IS April, siS May
Bulk meas-Demand fair aud arket firm shoulders Shc
short rib middes Ike short clear middles he Whisky
steady, with fair demand at 81 o. ReceipsFlour 5000
bills wheat, $500 bushels corn 50 600 do oats y 600
do barley 1900 do; rye, 500 do. Shipments-Four,
1000 bbs wheat 1900 bushels; 5000 do: oats,
$4,000 do; barley 5000 do 900 do At the afternoon
call of the Board wheat lower At s9c March 9e6c.,
81 37H, bid, April Lard &c. higher.
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forty bonds, Iook; new nves, 10eK Erie, 1oH 16K
do preferred, S2K So; New York Central los a 100
CONVENIENT BoNDs

forty bonds, look; new nves, 1o6k Erie, 1oH a 16K
do preferred, s2K 50; New York Central los 100
GOVERNMENT
were active and firm and closed at the following quo
tations United States currency skies, l25X l2oH
do do, 1881, registered, 1885, l23ss do do. do,
coupon, 1881 123K; do. nve-twenties, 1865, regis
tered, I1sH lls1f do. do, do coupon 11sH 11sH
do do do. registered, new, 100 l2OK; do do, do
coupon, 1917 l20H do. do, 1857. registered 122K
1924; do. do, do, coupon, 122k 122sS do. do,
1865 registered 1891 ia do do, do, coupon, 12sK
124; do ten-fortcs, registered l17H lls do. do.
do, coupon 1901 12l1I do hves, 1881, registered
11Sx 1lS1s; do do, do, coupon, 11sX 1884,
BONDS
District OF Columbia 65 bonds advanced to TAX and
closed at IA Old Tennessees sold at 40 45h. vir-
gina skies, second series, at "a
EXPRESS STOCKS.
These were less active Wells Fargo and American
were weak the former declining sly and the latter
to o4h. Adams quoted at 1927 ITO, dividend
United States to 70 and afterward reacted 75
THE UNITED STATES TREASURY
The Assistant Treasurer paid to-day 500 900 gold
on account OF interest and 900 in redemption OF
hve-twenty bonds
AT Washington, bank notes received for redemption
to-day $500 900; revenue receipts $3.50 600; customs
receipts, $sSO,oOo
SAN FRANCISCO NEWS
The sum of 81, 100 bullion and 81. 900 coin was
shipped for the East at San Francisco TO-DAY.
The following the closing official prices of mining
stocks to-day
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HERALD THURSDAY,

sales were As follows Yesterday amer two o'clock o1
February 100 bales Short notce) at II 15l6c March, O
a. - ll6e 100 at is l32c April 100 at 10 lee May
900 At ~ ei6c 500 at - 1889 June 800 at Is 2oS2c
700 At lSzc July 100 at Is 1916. August 100 AZ
"A lice Total, 5000 bales To-day up two o'clock
M-Febr1ary 100 at l27Sc., 600 at II 2932c March
500 az 49, 500 a. - l32c 500 at lSc 400 az 10 s2
200 at l3c April, 100 at IS 932c, 300 13zc, 400 at
IS 932c, 100 At 1SAc 1000 at 10 s-s2c 200 at l3&c
200 a. 10 S2c May, 1900 at 1a1Sc, 100 IS l732c
700 at 1876 600 at Is 1899 100 I3<c June 100 ut
- 2SS2c 200 at 90 5sc July, 100 ,s a.
Total, 1890 bales. Grand total, $500 bales.
The receipts az the ports were as Alps
bales; Now Orleans 1926 do Mobile ga do Savannah,
s51 do Charleston, sos do Wilmington $50 do Norfolk
"a do New York, 2079; Boston, DAB; Philadelphia 81.
Total l9 AL This day last week l4osi This day last
Cotton freights closed az followsTo Havre by steam %
To Hamburg by steam 1c., compressed. To Bremen By
steam lc, compressed; by sail I-16c. To Liverpool BY
steam, sled BY sail, I'd Market nominal
FLOUR ANE GRAIN.-Recepts-Flou $40 bbls wheat,
200 bushels OATS $500 do corn, So $50 do barley,
5000 do barley malt, $50 do corn meal, 200 sacks
The flour market dull but prices remained steady The
sales including State Western and Southern 1880
bills at prices within Corn meal quiet the
sales being only about 500 sacks at SO so for Bandywne
81 30 So IS for Western and 81 rs So rs for and
Pennsylvania yellow. We quote -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-02-17
REAL ESTATE SALES.

At the Exchange yesterday Richard " Harnett sold
four lots Eighty fourth street. each 25xio22 south
sdo 100 feet west OF Eleventh avenue Edward LyoD
for eOO also the tenement house. No 5s5 East Six
teenth street. north side o2s6 feet west Of avenue
to Mary Braun for 81, 900.
A. II. Miller Son sold the plot OF land rs. 2x1O0 3
East Eighty sixth street. north side IT'S feet cast
OF Fifth avenue, to N. A. Kaufman for $4,000.
William Kennedy sold the three brick buildings with
lots, known Nos l47 147 Y and lao Washington
street. northeast OF Cedar street. for S24 45O
John II. shuttle Sl5000 Of which remain on bond
and mortgage in the Citizens Saving Bank.