davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-17
THE MARKETS.
ToTAL REcEIprs oF PRODUCE
Ier Nsr;h A,ssy rsass',, AMI Ruira4tt
FgU.kY and SATURDAY. April / Z and 10. J


SlfUHUAI, NpTlI To- I@I0.
AgUEs-The market Il drll and unchanged NJ te Tor Iot
AMI Gt,r FOR Pearls Auril f, 1870; lsi SOFT Fi
IlCg "a DO o.. ~ DO, II Condemned ll total IS
Pearls % - DO, id 90, tnhdtnhri u, toth
40. grand total. 1892. -
COfFE-ihc market fnr no was V,iy quiet ana prices
Ordinary 60 Prime quoted 10 10 =
1l.sc gold ANA oOhiHg lott 1880 i0', ID sros 81
has Jnuoh J.. bags
Auerca on terms tauaprrJ. Md CuHto qlct and
unchanged ,...,.-.-,
NThc market on The aiot Wa quiet and unchAnrel
sales IA bale. - which IL were iOf cp'np and -
contract, lnu nflsS. The
crpts &C the ports yesterday were tHsl bales i"day
tey W r. 4GC5 bao- against 80 bales ts day net week
aud 2S9J bales this Jay iaa year No dsiiches om liver
pool rcccivc owing 10 the Easter holidays the quota
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-17
Ii. I'D 81 u. quIel and sLeady. Ne ioIIowIng


EIoTR AND MEAL-1be Flour market was somewhat
irregular ana unsettled; 10" gtaecs OF ihua were s'3,
holders rally l1fci 10 Hhidu
riN "a roslc. civ Mills Extras were ~ hrrk dcmlnd 1f
tc " tst indies az about previous hguIrai ns -lu V
nctIirg 500 bills Low Grade Extra &C todF' o. it@pC
49, ".ffue al q 2Odsl 80 40 Dbls. lns0und LHtia AT
a. Ioaa I'd 4lOU bbls. Medium % thpcc western EAa
an - 7j0t3 TO- mainly al 50 25dtai and oD0O Lils ny
80 III Er No chiefly at 80 200s3 4Ode+ lJdtA % lot
Co,non 10 CnOce supefnuo state aud western NANNY ~
- 1gast 40 81 5000 10 for Inferior 10 Common I1tia
etnI. ~ gg4s5 80 Common 10 var 90 20 9J@sJ -"
90 ~ "a oed do and - GJ0T for Good 10 Choice DO;
81 GOdsb - Inferior 10 Common Extra western 20 ov~
sJ75 Tor Common Good DO 50 oD@sf lot G1pl
MILE Extra ana 81 25d9s5O tOr Winter Wloat Cho,e flAly
CIV Mills Txtfa; 81 gOuGj 70 Tor Common TO Far Laura
Hoop Ohio; 50 3O4SJ 90 for Fair % Cool 40 anu
GJd41 Choice DO. 80 90 20
Good Patent Minnesota 81 3uaay Tor Good 10 Nhoso
DO, and fayOre brands held al ~ ey0sSiiI
with occasional sales within tho range 30 -yg
dSg for Good to Choice do; and sJdsB 20 Iol
ANAL parcel, very choice do, the market Gle sing ,taHy
for low grades Extra, aud rather heavy Tor Other hs
request low graz
dull and heavy, while good and choice seafcc ana m lar
Teluest the local trade at full sales ZOO dds ~
50 2jdS5 10 for Common 10 Cool ENai % r1ato w TOT
Panty E1tTa, and s. O. dS9 for Choice 10 Fancy New
PrOcess Extra Flour fair trade demand AZ tty
prices sales $50 bbs at ~ 8OdSJ 70 Including Good 10
thoce Supeihne at $3.50 % Corn Meal was In betor
request about previous figures sales, LOO bbls ~ 10
"a 20 FOR Yellow Wcste SO 23hs3 30 Tor Jersry 81 800
Pennsylvania the LITTER price for very choice ana
s3 90 BrsndyWne Bak Meal was Without change 70 no
aIy-For Spring Wheat tho market opened quet ard
sgty nDuyers favor and closed steady with very gOOn
reported for export both for parcels on the SPOT AMI
20 arye soon Wheat without decided cl in
49, with only moderate sales, 2lSO0O bus
cn1ng 900 bush Grade Winter Red Western al ~ O3
hvsh ungraded spring FL 200$l 22 10000 bnsl Mixed
spSng zone 81 ~ 4eoo bush ongadod Minnesota
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-17

There was large and more important business I'd
Government securities at the close than at any time
for week, and prices were above the lowest and
below the highest of the five previous days. Regis
tered skies of 1881 sold at 1918; coupon do, at
1928; coupon 5-20s of 1868, new, at 1913; do
registered at 49, registered 5-20s of 1867 ut
121ls; coupon do at 1207sa121; coupon 5-2Os of
1865 at 1920 registered 1O-i0s at 117li; coupon
new fiyes at 1851, and registered do.-about $l25,-
000-at 116Ss0116L. Unless "all signs fail i'll
dry weather" Easter will bring more activity to
the bond and other markets. We annex closing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-17

'S7'2 seller 60 days III. seller co dsys.
The stock market to-day IN the early trade was
h'li further depressed; Lake Shore, Michigan Cen
nal AID Ere taking tie lead, and selling down to
ol's oh. end 10 respectively, while other stocks
EmPathlzed ouly % the extent Of "a fall Of from %
" per cent. 40 the same time Pacific Mail. as is
useM with It to be contrary 70 the general tendency
eAiio'ed considerable stionpth ami began 20 i'm
pow western Union remained firm at GGaG5l2
~ usuyi large covering Of shorts, and later whenthe
, 80 market rallied, rose 10 GG7s. The coal
So s.. "'sr frther decline, Delaware, Lack
c''.l1 ana Western 10 ia, aud New-JeIsey
central to Sss, recovered and closed a frac-
Sa Oe''er than on Thursday After mid
G mere seemed to be a better demand for the
s Sio.' ist thal caused a sharp rally carrying Lake
80 10 ooi2. Michigan Central to 5Gll Erie 90
a. sau Other stocks proportionately improved
I.v e, VAN slight reaction, feyeIjAh and inegu-
market:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-17

IrJm klcrnuns NtN5 AhtHtJ WV Got II4U I"II""-
inS:
ClxcrvvaTi, April 1.-THE new six per cent thirty
year gold loan for suNOOO0 Of the CITY al Cincinnati
has boon awarded 10 i4ry. fttidci1ch A. Co ~ t.- city,
Is rip;ag.d frr account ef The fnc'clie represented %
Nev-Y r., Dy Mes-.s. Kuhn, Loeb ~ Co.
Holders Of The Joint lirt mortgage bonds OF the
Iamolc Valley, Montpelier and St JohnshuIy Rail
road Companies are invited to conDunicat" with Tho
clerk Of the Executive Committee at 81 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-17

GOOD Ordinary f,Ss i3w hllhhhs~"' ".''ii,i
For atnre delivery there essential change ~ pncs
an ,ary alvarce lac. subsequently lost only small
ba ncss war done Salts Thgrday after p ~ April To-
100 I3iac. Inly 600 10 sisgc 400. l3hisc Au
gus 50 I3≻ 800, 1890 ,cqiembcr, 100 l3 ',1gc
il re-, T. a. 18th Nay, 200 ldDcj June to3 Siafe.
rofii 400 ,cs second CALI April, 100 H. ltth, &C.,
inc iOn i5ssc: August 100 Is .sslc Ioial, 800 bales
sales today up to p. M. April, 200. 3Sgc. May ~
700 5rc 600, l3Ic; 800 is &c. June, t2dO
Is 80; 2o' Is i7c 500 l5sec 300 iSssci coo iS,rc;
goo i8is.c July 100, l3afc; 900, IS 4szc IYu l3'ici
I6D IL &c: 900 10 iisc 800 10 Es.c suf zoo - -;
BOO i8Tac December 200. lSSsc Total lZvoO bales
eS's lie marvel quiet aud steady The following
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-17
Total shares sold. .
pELfHIA STOCK QUOTATIONS.

The week closes upon money market rather more
active than usual i'll consequence of the large bust
ness done stocks on Thursday, aud their delivery
and receipts to-day, thus counerbalancing the usual
easier feeling customary on Saturday, when loans
command two days interest. The more general
rates were and g. the rule to the leading bond deal
ers being as usual g. The closing quotation was 30
31o: other loans as low az dig. The movement in
commercial paper was quiet and the leading brokers
report rates as subjGined:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-17

The gold market opened firm at 1888 and at once
advanced 10 1I3l2. the highest price Of the week
(the lowest having been 1929 The p'ice later de-
clined to 1871 On gold loans the rates were ll2
. DO /. f. aud finally 2 per cent, carrying. The
Assistant Treasurer paid out during tie week
SCI 900 in gold coin interest on the public debt ana
Sl3g 900 in redemption Of called bonds, inclusive
Of 10000 and g 900 to-day respectively. Inc
,y,nort entries OF foreign dry goods at the port of
New-YorA for the week ending to-day were Sl,6oo'-
1893 nbe amount thrown upon the market footing
mn ST. G7I .ssjl, and Of general merchandise to
SO 4O3. 800 making a total in gold com valuation
of - OG3422 The export clearances OF domestic
nroduce for the week ending April IL were to the
currency valuation of 81 523.4O3 The specie ship
roents for the week amounted TO SS5532O, OF
which $3.50 100 was gold coin, American ana lof-
ciga. The imports Of specie for the week ending
Yesterday were T22,219, of which $ls,175 was gold
coin. Tie days business at the Gold Exchange
Bank covered Gold cleared S21,725,OOO; gold
balances 81 07j, 9fS; currency balances 81 3l4,OO3.
The following were the principal gold quotations;
I ISSIis iial.5Sollii 55 800 ..ii5
i.5O...II0q 23O...u3t zOO".-.I"4i
The days business at the United States Sdb-Ireas-
ury comprised:
oo5 d 5sSGS 5777 70 Curry 98277 22
SSi a1s5s g co'''"' '4'OOO %
The Treasury holds s35O,4ooo0o in bonds to Sc
cnre bank circulation, decrease Tor the week OF
81 100 600. The bonds held to secure public deposits
amount 20 lsGOO,OOO The National bank circi-
Ia6on outstanding amounts to $335,4OOOoO' OF
which So 100 600 are gold notes The Revenue re-
cepts to-day were $500, O0G; for the month to date
Sc. 900 900, and for the fiscal year to date Seo,
500 900. The custom receipts to-day were Sslo,ooV
for the month to date So 900 O0O and for the fiscal
year to date, ,000 Bank notes received ior
redemption to-day amount to $1,25O.OOo total TOT
the week. $3,500,000
The following are the balances in the United states
Treasury at the close Of business to-day:
snecIal deposit OF legal tenders f0rredenp go o.oono
ton OF certificates VI deposit SoV5goovVyyo
y11doy11
Including coin z01g9dVg
Outsanding legal tenders
We annex closing quotations of foreigg exchange'
Prime bankers sterling bills 90 so daya saays an
fonoon a 80 2df bI1 SSpet
and primo com la
IA. % az
Documentary cOmmerciAL's's.-.s IlA8h loi.
PAM tfTanCsl--
lhanosl- 1904 l2s
SWiss francs
Amsterdam (guiidof eo<S ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-17

LIVERPOOL, April 1910 p m.-whcat frmer Corn
Mixed dull al 2G3 lard, so 3 y owt for American. ~
LONDON Apn l5l2;50 r u-united states lends i9Oos
Old lO3's: IS61s, lO4A; New fiVe4 lOoa h1e f'~h"S
shagss, Is .. do. Preferred, 20. ~.
LosDoS April l5-I30 T. m-Paris advces quote heh'eS
at bGL IL 2o. -. 81, un,o,, ,on.
,uto the Isut Of Furland balance to-day IL t2Oyu
ioSnos April $3.50 mParis adviees quote Renes Al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-17
CURRENCY PApEH.

There was no variation in time loaus. New-1Crk
exchange was quoted as follows at the cities named;
Charleston, par, 3IG0A New rleans, commercial,
paralqo: bank, 1s; Cincinnati sleady-75 to 100
premium Chicago, rs premium and It. Louis, 10
to 90 premium. The following 10 the Clearing
house statement to-day: Currency exchanges,
S2s.o97. $50: Currency balances, $2,797779;
Gold exchanges 81 ,312, $40 Gold balances, $685.
~ And the following were the clearances ut the
New-YoSk Clearinghouse for the week and the
resulting balances Currency clearanoes, $337,7SG-
$685. Currency balances, S17,1GG,9i7 Gold clear
ances, S27.6I1,746: Gold balances, $l,l16,'I1.
The bank statement shows slight increase IN the
item Of legal tenders, which would seem to denote
that the movement of currency has now turned IN
this direction and that the statement Is MADE on
rising averages. There was very heavy curiaiiing
OF loans and large decrease in deposits, specie
being down nearly a million. As result ol the
movement of the week the banks now hold IN lawful
money. in excess Of the % per cent SGs51,@75
against S7,03s SIS last week, decrease for the
week of 1856, 800 The outstanding loans are now
1927 427 500 and the rreeuhacks foot M S:'s.S3G-
500. The following table shows the condition OF
the New-Yorll City banks this week and last
Loan. e4gf sgs71 :E3aS e. PeeE.s. -S
crca.aton 55sec9 ie?9sslooo Bsse,e 800
P LeiT enrs S5s56SS5 S2.56so0 increase $4,000
The following shows the relation between the
total reserves Of the banks and the total liabilities
spoe. AlEii .i AGs ls pee i s5a3Ss9
Legal tendeT5.... as,70oAoO 3,'aeso0 Ise.- l@64o1
Total reserve. s59,o57gOO s5s2376oO Dec. e79oGoo
AGAR sca nst den !i,s 5looS325 5l2s5G25
Excess II reserve
above -, oo,
Loans ,slG.-0O 257,427eCo Dec. 84Ssa'o
There appears to be 10 little perturbation IN the
sentiment Of tie English capitalists as 10 the future
course of monetary affairs respecting political con-
tipgencies and complications growing OFT of the
Eastern question: and the feeling is one of decided
apprehension This has not as yet manifested itself
in any change in money, though it quite likely had
the effect Of preventing the lowering Of the mini
mum rate OF interest at the Bank OF England last
Thursday. There is no quotation Of mo"cy to-day,
and the bank made n gain Of G2oO0 bullion ION
balance" The British Consols are steady, r. also
are United States Fiye-Twenties Of 1863 old; but
lsG7s. new, and Ten-Forties are lower. Lrie de-
clinod to I4l4a1fl2 the Preferred leaving
Of ut 28a2GI2. Next Monday Easter Monday vii
be legal holiday in London. Ia Paris, the French
Rentes opened at GG17l2 against $500 ON Thurs
dav. Press dispatches report L. s. New Fiyes in
Frankfort at 1914 The foreign exchange market
WAS very dull at the figures below. but strong with
the real business rates on the basis Of 81 o6i2a
81 81 Tor sixty days bills, and 81 s9iga$i s3@i
for SIGHT. The steamer Cernanic sailed for Europe
to-day with only $1,000 specie, SILVER Lars. The
following were todays quotations in gold for CONS
and bullion: r,uu s.,,,r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-17
Banking Gonsce an0 Danters.

KOUYTZE BROTHERS. Bankers,
y Val ST., N'elo York, drGac Bus
Oh England, France and Germany;
issue Letters Of credit GcailabIe
MroughOut tile United States and
Europe, and make transfers Of money
6y TELEGRAPH and cable. Investment
orders erecuted tn tie E'rchanges Of
Neo0 York, Philadelphia, Boston and
San francisco.
Appro0ed Securities for sale.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-17

PAars April 15-Exchange London, 2sf 24'=c- for
Short sight -.
FalSKFoRT Aprn l5.-United States Bonds, New Fives
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-17

SUGAR -The market for Raw Was quiet and unchanged;
Far 20 God A"uuiug si quoted Ibts4I isci Prime, re
&C. nnd Centrifugal no 9c sale. $50 hhd- cuba husco-
vaio % ft14r Refined n fair demand and steady 80
l0c or Granuatet; iU4 1860 for Powdered and crushed
lOtglO ,c l9r Cat Loaf 9ad9tc. for standard A., and
sd9'sc. for other grfi.s.
SriANiNM1rkct quiet % l4lac y p for Prime Western
IALLD~-Market hIm, with sales $4,000 Primo az 's@
Sibtrc. - o.
WHISKY lower with sales Of 80 bbs NJ 81 H. closing dun
al tee nsnr, Yesterday 100 bbla changed hands at 81 ~
Pgson r. o. BOYD 60 In their circular OF thus date re-
port t me trade are not looking forward 90 much improve
mont ne ecnhF season. a5 there - no stock Of hghNtnes m
tie country the prospect dsters viii le enabled o
rlnln an summgr The present low prices VIZ compel some
70 close down pa Nay, when thy sell their cattle Alcohol
taH PAID - IN g demand as vel - supply aud sells az about
20 over Inc prco Oi hghWuls Alcohol fur export res
anu AMI There are 40 inquire Tor .ugeaq afeSGat
at0Yfr bc T. gallon Receipts ~ higlwnes and a,ohpl Ior
week, 1,l5O bbls.
WoolBusqcas has been exceptionally dun on all grades
OF domestic Doth clothing and Garrett 0ud the mafNct Ee'
Any N hai, unsatisfactory condition. Stocka arc small Dt
holders receive 800 uttle encouragement from Manufacture.
that a are anxious to close out before new c come TO manu-
on The average range prices about ga before bat 20 great
extent nominal saias oi 10000 and AN ONO I9ii az
A5e 1000 LOW Wisconsin, 3sc 40 bags EXtla Fuea AZ
32gf33ci 1000 super Zoe; 90 bars do, 10000 ID do
10000 IiAa, and 20 bags C0mbug Extra, 23uoO ID AlAe
Eastern ana Mestcu Texas, $4,000 western do opOO
Secured DO 5000 % Orrlu 1000 70 secured spring cantor
ME, TO- 90 California Pulled, co bags spring CnloIu lOOp1
n Fall, private terms; 5000 n Fai do l4afloci and
10000 Australian On private terms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-17
THE STATE or TRADE.


COFFEE MARKET
RIO JANzRo April lJ1he stock Ot COhee here on Wedhes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-17

NOTICE is hereby gwen to the holders of
~ the Mortgage Bonds of
SAINT JOSEPH AND DESNf.R CITY RAILROAD COM
PANH,
Eastern and Western Divisions.
that the time f. which they VIII have the night 20 participate
in the reorganization Of the sad Company ard the bt
change bolds f0r lands belonging the Western Division l.,
by order OF the Circuit Court CT the United States. limited
until the
2OTH DAY or APRIL 1876,
that motion for tie % the ssles Ter
closures will be mato a. the CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES az Omaha, IA the District VI Nebraska
the first Monday in May, 1876.
WHITAKER NJ. CRANE Special Master.
Davenport Iowa. Feb Il, 1876. f28 iawGwM
THE LAKE SHORE MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILWAY Co,
TREAS EFRs OFFICE NEp.YORg. March q. 1876 I
fs'HE TRANSFER BOOKS Of this Company
will be closed az o'clock p. SATU RDAY TIE inst
day Of April next preparatory 10 the annual meeting Of stock
h1dcr To be ell AZ Cleveland WEDNESDAY, third day
OF May neX and vii DC reopcned the morning Of Tburs-
+. .. WORCESTER, Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-17

In Southern State bonds Georgias were higher
indorsed rs selling at 1922 and plain rs at 1870
1914. Missouris were firm, Long Gs at 104os, ana
Asylum at 10 f. The District of Columbia 3-65s were
steady at G9l2
Tn city bank stocks Butchers and DrOvers (2S)
sold at 1856: Commerce t20) at 115ls; Merchants
go at lis; Park 50 at 1915, ard Bank of the State
(20l at ASH
Railroad bonds were generally lower on a well DIS
tributed business.
The earnings of the Missouri, Kansas and Texas
Railway for the first week in April are reported at
S45,92i against S54,546 for the corresponding
period of last year, being a decrease Of $S,622.
The following shows the earnings of the Canada
Southern during the first week in April: 1876, $685.
276 81: 1875, S25,39f Il; increase, $l2,Ss2 ID
The following shows the exports exclusive OF sps-
cie from the port of NcwYork to foreign ports Tor
the week ending April H. and since the beginning
of the year: - ,s-e
l iS,sg s s5:s9 55s sS:G2s
r,2i since Jan. l.s7aHqLi'o '6d7a2lS aeofffi$so'2
The following shows the imports of dry goods
and general merchandise at the port Of NewYork for
the week ending April 10, aud since the beginning
of the year:
a.s s: % s,' a53s:5 lss
Total fo7 the week. s9eeasl5 sGll7i57 s54oe%f2o;
Previously reported. l2l G70o3O l0Gs'G2'l VIt--fe
sincc Jan. 1.. s13o9io.777 sll299t.OGs so34s5,s7l
Tic following are the dry goods imports included
in the above for the same period:
pr nhS Ee.,. fSTf. i%15. 1870
Fntfr.d tn port. 81. .fiI SID 81 -!Ntt,l5
Thrown ON rlGfse,.. l,3D5,-5i -.os6,2S5 lt7l,S7o
Fntd al ne port $50 300 1875 s4oc6&9st ssi.2677Ge
Turown oA uarkst- 4-,155,21J @l3l9,J.7 S3.'I5..aJ
Tie exports OF specie Tor the weck ending April
10 and aimee the beginning OF tie year, were as fol-
lows:
Total ,,- tt,. ,rcet .... ss53.82O
Preyos. regolte .............- I,t1a,tfb
Total since Jan. / ........... sI5.327.O65
The following - comparative statement Of the
exports OF specie from the port of NeS-iork to
foreign ports from Jan. to this date for period
Of p years:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-17

VERMONT DIVISION PORTLAND AND
OGDENsBURG RAILHOAD.-HOlders ~ the Joint
First Mortgage Bonds Lsnoe Valley Montpelier and
Jolnsbury, and ESSEX Comfy Railroad Companies viii
ceve important information BY communicating al once BY
letter OF otherwise with A. W. HASTINGS,
Clerk OF Executive Committee,
81 Broadway, New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-17

OFFICE OF TIE DELAWARE AND HUDSON CAXAL CoNPAST,l
NfwIORE, Aprl q, 1876.
'E'llE ANNUAL MEETING of the StOckhOld-
d OF Ills Company for TIE ELECTION Of MANAGERS,
and Tor business will be held the Oee OF the Com
piuy TT E-DAl the 9th or Aay next. he polls viii
be open from II O'Clock untl = O'Clock p
The transfer books will De closed from the evening April
% until tie morning Oi May 10. By order Of The Board
GEORGE l.. HAlGHr, secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-17

OfFICE TnE MISSOURI KANSAS AND TEXAs RAILWAY CO.(
AEwloIuE, April 10, 1876
THE Annual Meeting of the Stockholders Of
4 the MISSOURI. KANSAS AND TEXAS RAILWAY
COMPANY for de election Of Directors the year
and transaction Of other business w be held ~ me Office q
the Company In Parsons Kansas WEDNf, DA Y, the 17th
day May, 1876 ~ o'clock Transfer books via Do
closed from the evening q Ap5 70 the morning Of Nay lS
II Is. HENSON, Secretary prD TEN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-17
Diui6cno Notlcrs

OFFICE OF rnE UNTrRn STATES EXPPlss CoNPANY,l
- BROADWAY, NEW.N oGA. April II, 1876 }
TNHE DIRECTORS OF this Company have de-
Il olared q DIVIDEND OF TWO ~ DOLLARS PER
SHARE pay ahe the Office of the Treasurer NO 81 Broad
way, New.TOrk, and after Nay proXmo.
The transfer books viii close &c two G o'clock D. M on
Thursday, tAe 2Oth inst and reopen cn Wednesday May
GEORGE q. FARNAAM, Ifess1rer
OFFICE or THE CENTRAL RAILROAD co. or NEM JERSEY
1l9 LInERIYsr., NEW YORK, March 81 1870 }
rINHE usual QUARTERLY DIVIDEND or
Il TWO AND HALF PER CENT ~ this day declared.
payable at this Office after TiuRsDA the 10Th OK
Apr transfer books will DO closed from Tuesday the
N'"' -' -"' ~ SAMUEL KNOX. Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-17

The following - a comparative statement Of the
exports OF specie from the port of NeS-iork to
foreign ports from Jan. to this date, for period
~ yoa.,
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-07-17

TO furnish the cunning Pierrepont with
the testimony against Babcoek which
he had In his possession before Il had
been submitted 10 the grand jury, and
making an earnest, honest speech
agAihst the Interference Of the White
House clique with tho he.sttovernment's
prosecutions, which made Hep. Grant
blind with rBge, and led to the decapita-
ton of tho feailess attorney. The Pres.
Iaaat asn Dfaa Ss bsa nsay
reform" returns the compliment by
indofsing Hayesand Wheeler, whom he
evidently regards az proper successors
to bis policy, and who will faithfully
perpetuate It. e.