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The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1876-10-06

MARR1ED.-At Knob Lick, Ky.
Sep. 29th, Mr.. Jacob Bacon, 0.
this county, to Miss Cynthia Bar
ton, ofthe former place.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1876-10-06

If Indiana goes Republican the
goodbye Democracy, thy hope
will gradually decay!
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1876-10-06

Dibrell's policy is to take the
tax off Of whisky and put it on
dogs.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1876-10-06

An interesting communication
from ozark Corner" appears on
our fourth page.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1876-10-06

Frank Hutcheson has been tc
the Centennial, and says he
couldn't turn around up there for
the Radicals.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1876-10-06

b We would Just remind our read
ers that Ingersoll Of the first dis
trict is 40 relation to Bob Inger-
poll; tho Patrick Henry Of Hi.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1876-10-06

The explosion Of He'll Gate, in
New York harbor, was a big
hing; but it isn't a circumstance
20 the blast which is being laid
under Tilden. 1t will be exploded
On the 7th OF November, and the
tidal wave it will raise will sweep
he Democracy to the gate Of hell,
where it should have been long
lgo.-Chroniclc.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1876-10-06

, -Four and a halfpounds Of coffee
fer 800 at the Pickens corner.
J0nN T. ROGERS, Clerk
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1876-10-06

The recent cold weather has
made Frank Kelley pull of that
linen buster.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1876-10-06

II Star Candles for 25 cts. at
J. N. CowAN's. If.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1876-10-06

When loafors come into our Of
Zee they arc requested not to
read copy over tho printers shoul.
der.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1876-10-06

HENRY MCLEAN of MONTGOMERY,
4 Cos. has the finest apples in tn,
eity-the 'maidens blush"
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1876-10-06
ANNOUNCEMENTs
FOR REPRESENTATIVE.

We are authorized and requested to an
nounce W. !. D0WELL ESQ, of Polk county
asa candidate to represent Bradley snd
Polk counties in the next Legislature, sub
jcct TO the action Of a convention.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1876-10-06

Emerson E~thridge will speak in
Knoxville Saturday evening next.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1876-10-06
The Weekly HcIall.
LOCAL,

Nine pounds Brown Sugar for
sl.O al the Pickens corner.
JOHN II. ROGERS, Clerk.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1876-10-06

The postal clerks on the roaf
inform us that thov had ice two
inches thick at Bristol Sunda,
morning.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1876-10-06

G1 . n day NJ homo. Agents wanted. ouiGL
VI and terms FREQ, TRUE 4 90, Angus.
Ia, Maine
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1876-10-06

Don't forget that J. M. CowAN
keeps the best 5 cent Cigar in
town. #.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1876-10-06

Knoxville Soap at Schmidt &
Campbell's and ". /. Sharp's.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1876-10-06

Best Coffee 4 lbs. for 800 a.
J. NJ. CowAN's. If.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1876-10-06

Eggs and good Butter taken in
exchange for coffee and Sugar.
JOHN T. ROGERS, Clerk.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1876-10-06
EDITOR OF The HERALD:

EDITOR OF The HERALD:
Is Mr.. Hancock, the Democrat
ic candidate for the Legislature
in favor of the dog lawl There
are several in my district that
would like to know.-1sT DISTRICT.
We really don't know. Have
never heard Mr.. Hancock express
himself on the subject; but sup
pose he is in favor of it, inasmuch
as he Is a Democrat, and the law
is a Democratic measure, and OF
course he endorses everything
done in that great" party. We
understand he endorses Porter;
and of course Porter endorses the
law. If Mr.. Hancock will let us
know his views on the subject
we will give him the benefit OF
our columns.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1876-10-06

Rev. r. II. Guthrie will preach
he funeral Of the late Thomas
3rowu at Mt. Zion Church, near
Georgetown, on Sunday, Oct. Is.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1876-10-06

Ten Candles for twenty-five
,ents at the Pickens corner OF
,wenty cts. per pound cheaper
han oil and a great deal safer.
JOHN t. ROGERS, Clerk.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1876-10-06

Our Clerk & Master, W. H. Nc
Kamy, is attending the Monroe
county Centennial-the Fair.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1876-10-06
School Money.

The following is the amour
.hese counties will get:
New-York tribune., 1876-03-24
THE STATE OF TRADE.

LIVERPOOL, March 23-l9SO D. m.-Cotton is hrm MI;
ding Cplanls oolsd Milng Oreans l'is; sales !i'VoO
bal Including 5000 bales for spccuaton and eSp re
VI which 500 were Amorican FUTURES
weaker sellers last nights prces the market IS quiet
sales Of Midiling Upanis Low Middlns cause Juho am
Juiy delivery at 6as.c. o., ..,..
Of Nidiing Upan Midlng clause shipped FeDr.ary
(par SAIL 6zsl.' do TO- April aud May delivery o i5
do do, nay and Juno delivery, at o'si DO GO, June an
LiysFrSji Marcl 23@l3O p. u.-Iari steady at 63 Tor
IyEgr0oi Ma-ch 23-o p mOf the sales Of Cotton TO-
day 5000 bales were American ,,,.,,,.. ~.
root, March % $50 D. m--SAcs o Nn"llik VI,
ans Cotton, Md1lng clause shipped March ana hpI
(pcr -aiD J do do April and May dell eiy at '2
LIVERPOOL, March 2S-53O y. m-ootOn fuiules quIetr,
July dey.r o also. sales Of the same al Sgd La
G.5 y cHt. Is.lJV. iz6 :, o"t. -, ~,
loSDON MarcH 2Jl2.jJ uTho Directors Oi the Bahk
E.g4r. aa,d the minimum rate % olsccAn =. ~
per United states bonds ~ iOs IOo biie i'dIl"S
IoSioS Narch 2323o p. m.-Pars ayices quote hontss
GGf ~ oc. N, +, a., ,,,,, .,
England has Increased 900 during the past week ,
LDSDoS IlrcA 2j3J p iIhe 1le 9l as oa.' ~ ,'iI '
open thrc, months lls i 3LH3's CIT ~n.e
g. = below tho Bank oi Eaglanh rate Ihe ptoloi
lion OF mo Bank ENGLAND Ia liability, when last
week was ~ = cont, is n0S 80 = = cent - -
aud ~ . Tor tn, account United states bonds lsd1s lOS
rsu FOrtS. 1919; New iiyUs 100. Ei1e fll""' siuo
"a Palis ayiccs quote iont's 65f 81 &C. me amount z.
bullion gone tao ank o. England On baAnce toa"y iS
io%iJS March $3.50 p u-rai,ow, a. 2 cwt; ~
LoSDDS Mach 23-hyunnB.- -Llhseei CAAe S4o /" Y 'oh
P4ai- March 5,-Ths specie the Bank of France has in
%, r,cs during te last week L2chShSo Oh
LONDON. 25I - &c. Tor 3acrt sight. =, ,
FKASNFogl, March 2J.-Unitcd states bonds new fNes'
GNIwzar March 23.-rotrosum 5O' for Fine Pao Amer.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-24

against 1860 for time las, week The market remains
without change In any particular quotations oehg ios"
ii lac. for city and 10 i.c for Western dIessei .
Where the PROFITS OF hog killing here come IN AZ the pesehs
Unable fake the hogs now beng DouSht
in Chicago at Si.c D. live weight add freight and other
charges and have 90 cw as the actual cost M uom
here alo wing for losses while is very conoh 10 u
dead In each when unlo9ded rlguVig Will
have cost Of 81 while quotations make them II
1l4c. And still the prices here are - hgh rs 0
stand. further would he l0Okei upon MS
the interests Of te trade Ie business
deal trying 10 dovso means for bringing ABOUT
condition VI things
BUFFALO, March 23.-CArTLE-Recepts today SSo head.
for the week thus lar OS3o hoS Ut
409 Of which 2lO cars were through cohsshnsn VIZ
balance here against 34 for the time ast
and 5It for the week last yeaI no Jdot
to-day sales since yesterdays report iresh arrivals "o
through cOnsgnments yards are bare OF stock Ar.
5HgBP LAyB3-Recelpts today, y 100 head mNlng ue
supply for tho far $500 heal AGAINST iUo
for the last week and lObOO head for tho
year; sales today only cars OF sheep LOT
private terms leaving tie yards except ~
bare ~ stock. ,,-
10 sReceips to-day $500 head making the total supply
10000 head against To- 200 head Tor the
same time last week and head for the same week last
market slow. sales car neavy Ogs tulu "eigt
ana IS IS selected at - 40 one car
Texas hogs about two Remaining on the rAeI u
sold
CHICAGO March 23.-CAruLs-Receipts, 1000 head good
fee egs fiGSi 20; good
shipping cattle "a 25asi S12 choice sjdS3 90; extra,
81 n D*3; shipments 5000 head 81. -.
graes 81 9O6S TO- iackipg grades, SSdS 10 grneraly
- 10; shippers. sS l03sS 80, PHILADELPHIA S3 i3@S9 snip
1000 head and firm good to choice,
S54$j %.
IsDIAyAPoLs March 23.-HoGs firm and unchanged re-
ceipt5, 100 head.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-24
BLINKING AND FININCfIL.

WE WOULD GAIL THE ATTENTION or INVESTORS
TO THE FIRST MORTGAGE SEVEN Pm CENT BONDS
or THE SYRACUSE GENEVA AND CORNING Rni-
WAY COMPANY. These Bonds are i.r,t mortgage
upon tho road issued nj the rate OF $4,000 per
mile THE FALL DKooa and Moggs RUN Coal
COMPANIES Of PgNNSYiVANiA guarantee to ship not
less than 100 900 tons of Coal per annGm over The
road and to rctain and deposit the amount required
TO meet the interest and inking fund IN jhe FARM
FRS LoAN ard TEUsT CoHPASY, whether the
above amount OF Coal has or has not been shipped
during The year. The object of the road - 10 fur
ni,h coal direct to the NEwIoEK CENTRAL Ran
ROAD and the yarou, cities NloDgiis line. Tie above
named Coal COMPANIE, have for aryc,al year, fur
nishod between four and i've hundred thousand tons
% coal per annuu 30 the NEy'-iO CENTRAL RiIL-
Road CoMPANY for its own use. THE MAJORIrT ot
the CAPITAL SroCK il owned by tho NEw-lo"K
GENITAL. RiiLVpAp CoNTANY which corporation
controls thc road. We olor limited numDcr ot
these BONDs at % and accrued interest, res'rvns
the rich; 10 advance ihe price without further notice"
Full information furnished on application, either
personally or by letter.
AUG. j. Blows & sos, BtSEsRS,
30 i.mrRN-,r., NEW-l lORE.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-24
rnTInN MARKETs

ouygsrov Narcn !3.-,ot quiet and firm liiGdDg
l. 49,. sIu.ing, IA 'y,, Good Oniaiy, lD-'i pet
.lIs. baie. s,s l.3ut haos stock, 80 a. 0a.e&
NlIlugIHN, march -b.-tptGu SHl'y NIfd.lig, IL 81
tls export. coasl-o bales sales 40 bales stock oojj
bales. ,u,,,..
N.ij'tng he: Ordinary, 10 g: rrcpis, 2ll bales;
sn,p,elt, 52l bale. sars bales st'cE. A26O bales,
MEMPHIS. March 25.-NotiOn strong; AH'hi I',,, re.
ccipts 7Ji bars shipmoaS 2'Jo bales SAFES = 'OO Oaos
'%6foiS. Mafcn 25-cotroa steady Mrng. l2ac., net
rrcp's IajO exports coasyise. 5ol bales; slies
sAytSsta. March % COTTON arIn Atiine, l2'to@ Low
aihDg iI5ic.; Go,d ordinary lo~.; net rrryipts -
-: r,rors Britain, Ho2 bales ~ li'r -. 10
I.s Crn,iaon tG3 bales cJastw.se. ssS bales sales
,tfs, SIs Malcn 45~tot;oa firm; Miliina 3c Loy
NiIDins i2a- cool rdAaty nc: n'' btytii iS -Io
bas ross 5J5 bales sales 100 baies stocA 22Udo bales
Stn.Jni,.. :larcii 23.-COfoa srras. demand good;
Nirlliny l3c. Low NIt'ipg, l2c GOOD or'naIy, lOIc
net receipts 5GIJ bales rro6 an bales; exports 10
r,ai lain Odlr,. C0ntlAeu, - bales coaot~is',
1903 halDs sale 30 o bales soc-, 2l3o3' ot"s ,,.,
siOBig Marcl L.-Cptton trnj IIidhnE, l3c. Low Mid
xors. coas,utse, l2o9 bales sales lsoJ Ohes STOCK
'1I0IisSIl- March 2S-Cotton FIRM Mdilng l2Sdl2''c
rHr ,uTLrIlA March 23.--CotOl ttmi MiIdins, Lee
LSE T. . 'Ss a AZ ,le GV sxpos o FEAT britain 20 bales
AtGtsT,, March 2S.-Coiton quiet but nIm aldiiihs
l2ec; I2g n iiins lisf. ,s Good ordinary
'sTp sr IotS Siarch 2S~Cotton higher; Nildng l2Tc
IoS aiddimr. Iliic.; Good ordinary, lOyci reo.,pts
GOj bales shipments 800 bales S'io'' ooO O"S' ''A'
cIms ssfoy. Jarch 2s Cotton frm mGdiins, 1851 Low
bates exports; coasNse 3j6 bales sales loo' p'e' s'VcA'
70 -SI bales. -, o..... e,r,.r. ,u45iir, ,os,e
-G iaiSs rXvorts cossJyse, 100 Dales sales 32O
baeat 10 spiuners lJ0 bales stock. 1904 bales.
PRINT CLOTHS MARKET
puoupENcs H. l., March 23.-Pliat Cloths dull. without
QuotaOie chaugr
New-York tribune., 1876-03-24
1--WE srnrK MARKETS.

,,ywYopK March 23.-BlEyr@-Tlo oiy catii' arrlNias
hc,5 ,oi .inc MaIisy D. 2s hi aJn,i $50 ho.d sro
tue l,t a,et ihefe Sns -i,'ri; en- ''uta rs " r ar
n Ir aiov, tHs nsurs- 1ioui1y rough ox,h selling AT
u-,r - % about m'iicm a!sgs a. ~ VI % .atii
6 ~ n Wnin,s s,i 80 mus loo II Illinois steers
a, I6 66 III Il Of l,otD ID at lJ'c and oN'h' loJJ "
W = dudley soli Illinois ,teers i2ds %. at loAic 90 h.
" ~ q Il W9thelusr sold Il rough Michigan oyon, i3S b
Ia,is MARTHA Fuller & Co send 10 dressed be-yss r.n
, C sIout - % Bseyas shipped Eaupe during TIE
praen week, iorrSa 'r he tiis az ~, tY, ~ n, ia
e. "a when shall ship abroad m"o uin we cislm,
home. u no~ tho caSo "iiL cheese Want "h Io "
uAivT." ais we're somewhat fsos today. but wit
f prices. for poor s2c99c for h!f ana '2' lof
v Thas,ou sold o5 Bucks County 73 them at sso
" - . ~ ,f,s ad 81 of which ihcy sold County
IijGi % H. ~ ao.: De-. and IL Jersey at Lt2c
CIinber Peters sol 40 BUCKS county, oi 100 b at sc
and tne balance. ls1G TO h. at 9lr
q. collins sold - JeTsey cal YES NJ s49c
s. Slciraw sold ule los D state CAVES az ic c,, =
at Sxte h.sl. snd az fUr .ishtls. making 'iuo h.l
Ioial Siico Monday I2 against LII to tie sS.r tne
caused them very nr In Their NJ, "" tnoiy nCt aSd
the rates OF ycsieriiy Bhtthtis hn'h. itI 'S 70
insy piy The prices uuder rr"i, We Eouce not very
fat lots Of ce.rn sheep srlnhg ~ ie u ls , t
prey good sheep ~ 4sa. for good to PRIME an ~ ior
choice. ~ .. ,.,,.- ,,,,,ar., ,.. ,,o small
stones for ohukng" Ia shipping qnarots o Desi 10 '
rop pa Ans there pa1os "heio caIea'es oi u''u
can D rcok sold AZ Jersey city ls6 Indiana sheep 81 b
rt ic $50 Illinois, ~ = %, Ia lots, al at 'c Win % "
Hume M 4 Elliott sold Mt sixethst 40 Michigan sheep u
~ 6i.c; IL State 20 10. at 7e, ana % ih-h' io 4" W
Kirb, Forty sAth ST. 80 State sheep 81 d. at &c.
al" Io.,Afryais today cars at Fortio.hst and ears At
Jersty city making i.e79 heal This completes ioi'l
New-York tribune., 1876-03-24
O'CLOCK TO CLOSE OF BUSINESS, 3
THURSDAY. March 23--P. ".

The stock market of to-day has been less irTegular
than that Of yesterday, the tendency Of prices a'i
being one way Eric again monopoized IT'S iuii
share Of The transactions but on the descending
scale. Opening with sales at 21li and 21Ss it de-
olincd with not unusual fluctuations to ZO's, tie
closing price We hear today of some Of the friends
OF the recent leading bus' in this stock having
received the point sell out, il would seem That
tie remarks upon Yesterdays rise in this mornings
TRIBUNE wero not far from correct. Lake Shore,
with large transactions and no little manipulation,
has nuctuatcd from G37s, the opening price, to
63Q635s and 633s the closing. One large holder Of
the stock who sold some 0O00 shares from 637S 70
63l., in order TO check the decline rcpurchascd
about 1000 shares through a prominent brokers'
firm which caused the rally to G3's. and thereafter
the stock was dali and feyerish. Michigan Central
was less active than yesterday, but closes at its
lowest price, 63i2. after having sold NJ 63's. The
St. Pauls were steady for the and stTorg for
the preferred. which soid at Co.'s, eX-divldond,
which, calling the bonds on which the dividend IS
payable at So, is equal to about 81. dividend ON.
Western Union, after opening at 6Sl2, declined to
GSla and then sold at 6sl2 and GS5s, at which
prices the majority Of the transactions were
made. and then again reached TO 6Sl40Gs3s
Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph sold at 10,
a decline Of y per cent from last
sales Speaking Of telegTaphing, remarkable exhi-
bition Of prompt work was made to-day by the Di-
rect Cable Company. Two bankers having occa-
sion in tho ordinary course OF their business. to
cable TO London requiring answers. one received his
reply in 10 minutes and the other i'll 13 minutes
from the time Of delivering their messages TO the
Company Pacific Mail presented nothing but a
trading interest from 2l0205s02l14 10 q. Invest
ment stocks were steady. We were led into an
error yesterday III regard TO Illinois Central oy
misquotation On the Stock Indicator. Its closing
was l0OQlO2 instead Of 97os09S. Pacific OF Mis-
souri, lost its gain Of l per cent OF yes
terday and returned to 14$0147s. st. Louis,
Kansas, and Northern Preferred sold up 70
32l2. The other fancies were quiet With
few or no transactions. The business OF the
day amounted to about 10000 shares, Of which
over $4,000 shares were confined to Lake Shore ana
Erie. The declines in stock, comparing the closing
prices of to-day with those Of yesterday. were: In
st. Paul Common, u per cent; Atlantic and Pacllc
Telegraph, Michigan Central Northwest Pre-
fsrred. and Western Union, each Il; Lake Shore
q; Union Pacific. IS; Harlem "a; e., o., Z. and L.
and Missouri Pacific. each /. and Erie. lis per cent.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-24

There were no features or incidents in the local
money market To affect rates. and demand loans
were made at 8 to ,. depending upon the standing
OF the borrower and the collateral pledged. The
discount market is quiet, and we quote rates
at ; to &. The United States Treasurer to-day
received 5000 GOO National bank notes for Tedelnp
tion. The Customs receipts at Washington Amounted
TO 5000 600. The Internal Revenue receipts footed
up 800 O00. Tho following is the Clearinghouse
statement: Currency exchanges, @3O,''b,oJ' ;;
currency balances. $3,29J,J3i; goid exchanges
1851, ,G01 ; gold balances, S70l,57G.
Government bonds were dull and steady, the iat9
decline being in part Occasioned by sales of banks
who propose 10 rotiro their circulation. We annex
New-York tribune., 1876-03-24
William Ward furnishes tho following table Of
prices of the prominent gold and silver mining
shnres rs received hy teegraph from San Francisco

The London advices reported the Stock Exchange
quiet with CoHsO, easier at the opening, and
United States securities steady. The continued
ease Of money three morths' bills of discount being
to-day III per cent, was among the reasons impcl-
ling the directors of the Bank of England, at their
regular weekly meeting to-day, to lower the
minimum rate of discount from 1 to GIG per cent.
The heavy bullion gain during the week of r727,-
0OO also had it's influence. and the proportion OF re-
serve TO liabilities, which was last week ~ per
cent is now 4Gl9 This stimulated frmcr feeling
in securities at the close though Erie, which hal
opeucd at loQI9li, fell back to sas closing at
1Sl2 and Preferred at 30i2030ai. There was also
less disturbance in The home railways, and alto
qether moro comfortable condition than for sew
eral days In Frankfort United States new
iives were quoted at 1912. Press dispatches
report gain by the Bank Of France
during tho wee, of 2s,99s, 900 francs, tho French
Rentes being up to GG91l2, full recovery OF the
late % centimes dividend. Sterling, sight on Lon
don is lower 1T 2j.23lo. The foreign exchans"
market was strong for sixty days at / 81 asking
rate. selling SG204 SGai, but lower on short
sight because of the Bank of England change, and
rates down to 30, selling S3i2. Tn" supple
mcntary steamer took ont Ti5O,OOO specie to-day.
of which S2SO,O0G was gold coin. The prcponder-
ance of tho days small business in gold was at
l14ls though there a few transactions AZ
11aI, the market continuing dull and listlc,S. On
gold loans the rates were 2i2, 2, 3, fl2 and | per
cent carving, and fat immediate delivery. The
Assistant Treasurer paid ont to-day $4,000 IN coin
interest Oh the public debt and $4,000 in Icdcnp-
ton If called bonds. The days operations Mt TIE
Gold Exchange Bank covered Gold cleared,
TI5.5GO 900; gold balances, S7lS,l47; currency
balances, $3JG,302. We annex principal gold quo
tatlcus:
New-York tribune., 1876-03-24
FISK g. HATCH.
DipiAsno Nollrrs

CHICAGO MILWAUKEE, AND 81. PAIL R,.wAr CoMPASr}
No 81 NrlIIA.Irf, NEY GogX, March 10. 1875. !
nIVIDtND NOTICE. - Notice is hereby
gwen that DIvIDEN on The prcferT" siocs OF TINS
company ul SEVEN DOLLARS PEtt SHA RE- la3 Dern
dsc,ci OF the net earnings OF ll and further dvi
,elri Of SEVEN DOLLARS PER SHARE Ont ot the net
of Is-- said diyilen,, pad the 0th day of
Np next IN consolidated sinking fund bonds oi ths Com
pi!y. -, -. a.. 30 .ia,. - A,ar.h
at3n n, and i.Op.uc,i n lOth fay II AiIu NEXT
wv - JULIUS WADSMOkTiI Vice President.
prr,rr OF Tnr Hor SION AM 1ENAs CENTRAL RtuwAY{
go. - WAii.sr. NEW YOGS. March IL. lss6.
r2NUE COUPONS ON THE CONSOLIDATED
~ M Per Cent Currency BJ1ds ol this Company,
,nri,g Arr 1876 will be paid at The National Ciiy hank.
'"N ''i e. ENNIS, Financial Agent.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-24
Banking 6ouse5 ano Bankers
s HSK g. II q / Oh .
BANhERS,
No. s NAssAU-sT., NEw-YoRK.

We give particular attention to DIRECT DEALINGS IN
GOVERNMENT BONDS at CURRENT MARKET RATES,
and ara pralcd AT all times bay sell IN Large small
ount To st all classes Of investors Orders by mail or
Telegraph VIII receive careful attention.
We shall be pleased furnish information in reference to all
matters connected with iHycsnonti IN Government Bonds
We also buy and sell GOLD ard GOLD COUPONS, COL
IErr DIVIDENDS ard TOWN, COUNTY, and STATE
COUPONS Cc buy and sell on COMMISSION all MAR
KETABLE STOCKS AND BONDS.
In orr BANKING DEPARTMENT we receive deposits
and r.i,iauc subject draft and alcS interest to be cr
t monthly on averaging for TIE month from 1900
to 900 ct Of three pr cent per anEum aud on bal
apcss averaging over - the oi four per cent
FISK g. HATCH.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-24
Business Ghanrss.

A PARTNER WANTED, Special or General,
~ in Thoroughly established Banking Business. Ing
Handsomely. Call on W. II. IARAMORE, between a. M
.ui "a m AZ Office Buckwai.r ~ CO., IL Nal-st-
DUSINESS.I wish to SELL, and ii not sold
IN have worked uuon, ROYALTY ia cities outside of
g.Ensland states a valuable pAIENT which. owing 10
~. of Tie article shoGd be manufactured near the
Dcaity where wanted The business Is p;ohtaDie, pleas
ant ana simple articles easily contracted Tor ana
wod require PREPARATION ana outlay
An opportunity profitable employment seldom offered
ircuir. furnished and information given by W. H. KIM
BALI, No. l2O fremont b., Boston, Mass.
NYANTED-A PARTNER with S5,OOO TO
w $40 600 cash ca,i,a for METAL APPARATUS pat
,nsl sen Nov "a. 1874 aud June 30 1870 For further
narteuar, inquire OF NJ. IIPPELr. ~ Bowery or 81 FL
lritige st. N. \.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-24

Ohio and Miss. advanced ls; Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and Western, 50, and st. Paul Preferred IL
per cent. Other stocks closed the yester-
day. The following table shows the
RANGE OF THE NARKYr.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-24

There was moderate movement in the railroad
bonds, Central Pacifcs being active and steady at
107lsQ 1878, and San joaquin branch at OF; Cali
forna and Oregon branch selling at 94as. Seconds
Of Missouri Pacific advanced to 81. The following
are the bids:
New-York tribune., 1876-03-24
closing street prices: {:

In State bonds, District of Columbia 3.G5s were
lower ut 706s s070is, old Tennessees being firm at
431, New-York State Bounty per cents sold at
1Oibs The following we're tho bids
New-York tribune., 1876-03-24

In city bank stocks, Bank OF Commerce t39) sold
at IFS; German-American (lOl at rs; Merchants
Exchange t25) at o. and Park t3O) at l2o. For the
Bank of the State 30 was bid; 90 asked. The fol
Iowinp were the bids: