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Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-11-06

Thomas A. Hendricks, who called
Abraham Lincoln ''a smutty ty-
rant" pleadingly asks soldiers to
vote for him. Oh, consistency, etc.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-11-06

In the South they increase majorf-
ties by shooting Republicans; in the
North by stuffing ballot-boxes. This
is reform.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-11-06
Centennial Exposition.

London Times.l
1t is not only Americans and the
American press universally that
concede the grand success OF the
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-11-06

The Sovereign State" of South
Carolina has fought the Union twice.
Let her beware of the third attempt.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-11-06

IngersolI says that the Democrats
are spending all their time between
drinks finding fault with his theo-
logy.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-11-06
usrAHflsHED 1866.

e rel 1srAHtIsHED 1866.
AmsSicAu and Foreign Patents.
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countries. Nc fees II adTsncc No charge unless
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gati6n Appcratning 70 Inventions or Patents
Send stamp 70 0ilmOro Co., for pamphlet OF
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TER. Where sssignments are imperfect we give
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ment Of the Interior. Private Land Claims, min
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Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-11-06

.The rebellion seems 10 be dead,
but it will assert itself againm-Jef
Dacis. @ Erg
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-11-06

New York, by $4,000 majority re-
pudiated Buchanan. She will do
the same with his copy, Tilden.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-11-06

One class of Southern claims the
Confederate House will never urge
the claims of loyal colored citi-
Zens.
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oxnoxvff1o Branch @. b. 4 Q.
TRAINS NORTH TRAINS SOUTH.
~ q No. u. STATIONS. NO. "a No. "a

rrs,ns Pass q Tracy and Lovills.
i. III. BHCHTEL, Agent, Knoxville.
SAUL PowzLL, Gen'l P. & 7. Agt.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-11-06
Ss0Ius 8 DIS HOLMES RAILWAY.
IA. $50 Aax THE TABLE. 1876.

AZ Keokuk with the Toledo, Wabash 4 Wes-
tern: Toledo. Peoria q Warsaw; The Chicago,
Hurlinston q Quincy: the st. Louis, Keoknk &
NorthWestcrn Railways and the Packets on the
AZ remington, with the Burlington South
Az Rldon.l With the Chicago, Rock Island 4
Pacific Railroads Southwestern Rranchesl
! AZ OttumwA with the Burlington MISSOURI
River and the g. Louis, Kansas CITY q Nor'nerh
AZ Hddyvflle 1raus1sr, with the Central Rail-
At IA Dcs Mcines ana Altoona, with the Chicago
Rock Island & Pacifc Railroad.
AZ Des Moines, with tho Des Moines & Fort
glcepina Cars on all Night Trains.
so bfT 49, GEO. H. GKIGG5, Genl Sup't
JOHN GIyIN, Gem Ticket Agent
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Knoxville journal
KNOXVILLE. NOVEMBER s, 1876.

Read the record 81 Judge Hen
dershott.
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sEI.O(iIITION.

- X-s -AT TTERF0N -,
|. VIM give psirste ipstrussicn 70 youns Ladies
3 - 49, wiiiyecciyxss thomuss drth ~ tne
s3srSStced iAquiSe q HOOK more ScsssAsssi
torner Public Square.
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BARNES Foor-powER

BARNES Foor-pOwER
SCROLL SAWS AND LATtIEs.
$500 to Sll so averaged per
day with these machines. All
wood workers should use them
Boys can make $500 per day
with them, besides learning a
profits BILE trade. For q sample
OF saving send 25cts. for the
Mystic Puzzle, or Yankees Dream
We send IL by mail. Say where
you read this, and address for
full description,
W. v. a J0iI
Rockford,
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-11-06

THIS standard article is COM
pounded with the greatest care.
It's effects are as wonderful and
as satisfactory az ever.
It restores gray or faded hair to
its youthful color.
It removes all eruptions, itching
and dandruff. 1t gives the head o
cooling, soothing sensation Of great
comfort, and the scalp by its use
becomes white and clean.
BY its tonic properties 1t restores
the capillary glands to their normal
vigor, preventing badness, and maxi
ing the hair grow thick and strong.
As a dressing, nothing has been
found so effectual or desirable.
A. A. Hayes, NJ. D., State AS
sayer Of Massachusetts, says, "The
constituents are pure, and carefully
selected for excellent quality; and
/ consider it the BEST PREPARATION
for its intended purposes"
Price, One Dollar.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-11-06

FOR THE WHISPERS.
This elegant preparation may be
relied on to change the color Of the
beard from gray or any other un-
desirable shade, to brown or black,
at discretion. 1t is easily applied
being in one preparation, and quick
ly and enectually produces 2 per-
manent color, which viii neither
rub nor wash Of.
Manufactured ~ h. 2. NALL = CO..
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-12
TNFanAY. Juno I1-p. N.

The speculation in railway aud miscellaneous
srfes was fqI less active han during and
was in general way. confident all the WY through,
though The lapscs 10 lower prices after an advance
were frequent. The make during tho forenoon
was geuorauy fsycrish if not weak tho recovery
setting il later and nearly II not quito oonprccnd-
inc the whole list. The most prominent stock was
abo Shore. closely followed by Wc.teIn Union. -.
Paul, and Hannibal and ST. Joseph the last named
running down ] to ~ routs Of tho outset and then
making partial recovery. We have reason to be
lieye that various umoTs industrouay circulated Of
late unfsyOrablc 10 the Hannibal and e. Jo.,
and particularly te.eglams circulated yesterday,
are without foundation in fact. We understand il0m
good authority that the officers o, the Company in
Missouri aye by orders Of tho new management cut
ting down an expenditures to the lowest possible
minimum Personal spite, therefore, may hayO bad
much 10 do with the publications referred 10. We
learn from those in authority here that the business
OF tho Company at The present time il good and
largely in excess Of carrent expenses and interest
that there is 30 floating debt that old iron rails are
beingroplaced with now steel rails iast required,
and that the road and rolling stock IN fine order
The road was damaged last year some $250,G00 by
reason Of tho disastrous July floods, which damage
was promptly repaired and the line is now reported
in fine condition. Some Of tho investment shares
were lower to-day, New-Jersey Central dropping to
IO3. Tho market elo9ed dali and strong, and the
opening highest lowest and closing prices Of active
stocks sold to-day, VOL the Offering and asking
prices at the closs OF the Exchange, and the num-
Der Of sbaros OF each stock acid, will he found in the
suboined table:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-12

quotations remained about steady quoted at 81 2@
& ~ Dbl Foreign has been N mosr demand aud MN
Coase and s2si2 30 t1nej Martins, $7as7 20 for
Coarse and ~ 1871 80 for Fine.
CHICCoRY-Germsn was hrm at o2c gold ana Ensnsh ~
6i2c. gold.
COAL-Anthracite has been light demand but steady
Other have been quiet and unchanged we gu9e
For Liverpool House Camel Sl1d$lo Liverpool Sss co..
S.: Provincial 81 50ds5 currency Pennsylvania WestmoIe
lard and West Virginia Cas So 10; Cumberland sou hd
BrOsdop s. 75ds6 25 and Anthracite 10 70 dso so of e
C0COA-There been only small basnes'. and prices
show change: santo Domingo 1isaec Msrac9lpoi zo~
Csc; Guayaquf 92dl0c. and Caracae iG15ci AL EOd
COFFEI-o quiet aud unchanged, with ordinary car
lBLdl62c taiT, l7s41lsc; Good lsf1 rs he frib
isstalOc Santos Far Good II lsGl &C. all gold job
here. Batin 1000 bass, New Light sold at
10c The receipts u RIO here during the pst week Pave been
s,9iS bags; Cambran. with 423l bags; Rocky Gien
with 1000 bags ZCus, with SOLO bags; En'y Inol'
with 1000 bags o. B;Sn9hod xit1 s59o P bs
The seles have Den Ex Clct1 2oS2 bags Gustav NatoS
4O3S bags Jessy, Santos, 200 bsgsi Ceres o0t bags Ne
tunes Car 1900 bags; Chasseur 800 bags; Helen a.
bags-o;a 29573 bags stock all ports 81 800 bass IN
Gliding 1886 bags here. Mid grades were dull and nom
C0OPERAGE STOCK There has been fair demand during
the past week. and quoauo haze remained s1ea'y
dnary TO Prime 5O1bOcs IL feet do 32G3jc. Moasses
Shocks 32 inches with Hcads 81 0Gs2 20 sugar SHOCKS
HoaGs 30 inches, So $685. CO. do, 20 inches 81 -
as2 20; RGI shcoks. 15deOe; Rom Shocks 81 20 Pipe
COIiDAGE-fne following the current quotations; Ma
Mia b. IA ia 10 PC; Manila Coriage, l61 1c; IaIft Ma
Mia, he; Ssal Rope, Ii 21l2i2c. NewIe3ani, ii i2p
l2c Russia hemp, Iarre, lac American hemp i"l'eu
CoTTON-A decline in Idvcrpoo large receipts at the
ports caused duh and sc. lower market on th so loay
The sales 70 bales including 100 last ~ s OF SHcn
S9 bales for consumption, lOi0r sSa oOv ~
tTanIL The recc,s az he ports were 90
2J12J alec TINS dt last week, ana l4'Z Ddes uis "9 iS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-12
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS or PRODUCE
~, Ho,tt Efr,, It.seis aHI RufffLdE.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

IIIsDAf, jan. IT, ISIH.
ASUEs-Tis market Is wthou, improvement; business 10
mains guie prices less nominal at 6a5s sc for
Tote lld &C. l0r Pe-iia.
AE-Tfgre l. n nothing doing In this market,
yet lures etsned VIZ 81 GJic FOR western and
y2439ic. Tor jJuihUsn.
TIiti.5The demand for Hard Gr,5ks has been only mod
esio but prices unchanged Funts have declined owing
g. cuuhuded dulness We quote: Pale . NJ 1898 30
jersey - 5000 Long Iaand, So lIsyorstraw Bay 500
so 80: Fronts Brown, $3.50. Dark Sl00fll
ned 81 6Ei2 philadelphia S2Sd $50 Baltimore. 81 800
Yard pri,fs. delivery included, ga - higher.
BROOM CORN fhe choice grades meet With some demand
and her limitoi supplies figures quite firmly
held grades plenty sd dull consequently rather
Short Green Choice, o9dl1c. Uut
Green y n, lOc Green. Medium, . ID, 7asc. Rcd and
Rnd.tipDed, y p. Gd7c.
Notwithstanding be ssid only the usual trade
IA gong AMI 4aotabe changes have take place Ada
uanne 12s6lTzc. for IL sperm 2sc Patent
up,rp 3e Pst.fine REFINED 6yefnAeen, 81 a9hc
CESENT--Iss market TO- R0sCldale has been quiet bat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-12
LITERARY NOTES.

A narrative and descriptive poem on the
Holy Land, by Herman Melville, is In press by o. p
Putnams bons
Henry Holt g. Co. will publish within
week Mrs Alexander's "Her Dearest Foe" in the
"Leisure Hour series and in the same SCI cheaper
QUE punished only as holiday book
The first volume of the Select British Es-
says.s" 70 be- issued by c. T. Putnams Sons is nearly
ready IL will contain, besides the essays from toe
sneetator bographicaI sketch 0f Addison and al essay
on the essayists general INTRODUCTION 10 tAe
series, by the editor John HaDDeitoh
An important contribution to political litera-
turc has been written 10y Indiana lawyer r. W.
Thompson, and will be issued by nGrpcr q Bros 1t
deals with Political RomsnsIn" and gives hst1rica
study OF he interference Of the f3a,y YIN nm an
erUmert IN European countries. Inc "orh VIII MANI "
octave OF 200 pages.
The little volume OF hundred and sixty
pages on hc True Orr OF Studies 70 he published IN
cd,atey by c. p Putnam Sons should awaken interest
among educators since in Il exPresident ith OF Hsi-
ward gives as the fut OF his long experience, com
trchensiye analysis review, ana outline Of the whole
educational course The =" Hierarchy of sciences "
adopted as the basis OF his work first perceived ny
him. he states night more than thirty years ago
papers but now gives 1t in full DR. H Las long been
known strong advocate OF mathematics N edu,aloh
III berarciT qrous an possible objects or human
Thought under the heads OF ma,hcmacs, ply les
history psychology and he9ogS, in7S S c5clfia al
thoush they must be TO some eNt'n, IT,,
shown in the tahulatrd curriculum al he end ne Sois
book Is made of chapters on the seVel"! suoe
partnents OF study.
A. 6. Barnes & Co. will have the " Memoirs
of Chas c. riuney" ready for issue In fe" days ls
autobiography begun by President fnney as mat
Ter Of duty at the demand Of the trustees OF Oern Col
lece in 1s67-s when he 20 years Old He had KEPT
no diary OF other written record, but s tenacious mem
ory held tic incidents OF his early life perfectly fresh
To those OF this generation who knew President Flnncy
al All. his name is associated CHIEFLY With the am
slavery crusade, but in his own mind his Woik -
yivalist seems have been prominent - Tue chd
has picased cod" opens lis autobiography quantity
in come measure to connect ny name anu laDois WI
an extensive OF the church oil chiss, eHed
h., sI as q new era i'm its pr0eros especially IA rcla
fion yivas of religion ana acc0iNiSy ne INtS ~
detail tle history Of his conversion. Of MS actepah,co
tbe docfriue ~ Justification by faith tic babs Z" ms
revival alsars ana onslaught upon OnNtf'afs'n
fine ygor tB>, and qu3intcss OF tle BOOK seem
likely to attract many readers who have known niue {"
the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-12
{e1nl Nolices.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS for
~ Ibc CITY aud COT Nrf of SJsW- \ DIRK.
HELEN D. REED

COURT Or COMMON PLEAS for
~ Ibe CITY aud COT MY 81 NJ.H-1 DIRK.
HELEN -. REED
agaiIst
CHRISTIAN +. RIDOEk ana Ar1 FiDDER hs Nllo
(yhoss fret name unknown, FNIDEAlCK IA ~ - y,
FRITZ DU,SkER, HERMAN WLEEsIAG, ana Gil Alu.f3
VILLAS JtfDDER.
In pnlrusce Of Judgment 81 OgscosaIe aud ra,o iafc
iD the RDJvL 0tod <c.'1n on tc @sh 81! p
November. - D. the undersigned, tie iei i'C NAMED
therein. v ~ eel ~ public auction hy Bmlamm y tarclil,
suCtuuefI the RchguEa .goarOnn NO ~ bf0.d"s ~
t!fy II Kew York, o. WEDNf-DAN TIE lwtEiyt 1th
DAY u JaHnay, 1876 at IL O'Clock on mo following sc
Al tnst Jet,
Of LAND Win Dufing thereof situate lyin@ ai bing IN
Twenty s.eout Ward oi tnc titS ~ -" YORK AM
boz asscr bad i.ilowr: beginning 20 a
point the .0lt.fIB aide d im,yhi,li Il. d.
taut ono hundred 100 feet rsstefiy ffofs tho
souih.sasI-riy corner OF fory hnhHt ard tehdiH'e,
and running thence easry along te sodtl,ry size ~ rory
tfh istny-No l.J) lrt tlnce s0ulsry and paiaol
viii 1cnih ave. huulre 90, ect uonco wcsieTy ai
parallel with Forty Lfhpf, ~ elylNe ~ iee ar 'itht"
notlerly parallel vita 1enlAse oIo huldIcd llVo Zee.
the pia, q he Cunning. 80
Ietcl NeU-l 0rs, JaI.. ., l-lD.
WAi. :. itf1fFY, Referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-12

Strcf Good d. inGly.-lJs hlflIhg
for future delivery there Giher decline OF lIs 'ssc
at dc pressed IN, NH Re m
the srot there as iair tine lower pIiccs The
sales yesicrgy alter p. were. January ~ 1sei
3sl-c; March. 5000 rs i53sci April 500 - -oe'i My
o. 2..r June 100 lfi.: loo, ii asaei total, ~ 100
bals FIrt en- fotav-ianlaIy 200 1gi5ec. -; Feb
ruary poo l3srgc; h1Tuat 100 u ;sr; tot1 90 baie4
1Aid cal-Janray, 100 49, = 81 '3ai 100 Da ,o
r. a. l2l@isc; 1000, l3r; February 40, l''ssc 90
yair l,4V, rs 'ec: March, 100 - 'lG': 80 IS i'c
900 I3Itsc. 100. - Eat leo - Itnc; so, ~ te lUl
l35,.c go" 8i@asr AR $50 10; goo ~ Iisse ;e o
3c: zoo ~ .g.cs 100 l3 ~; 800, - z54. June, 100,
IL iisci 100 u c iOJ - iiec toal 1901 bales stthu
O. lsIltE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-12
Sales bp Gallon.

a nrcwIs. ArcConecT.
DY BANGS, ME2WtN & Co., 6JG Broadway,
I'D near Bona~s-ss.ss oil Boo1s WofAa o Aii' taacy
TfiiiT-DAY ~ %. m.-Ncw Pioicftirns, Pare Oh AM
EaIly Printed 30 iks, 70 90 iTphr hnari' c'r
NOTICE.-E. A. Lawrence & Coz Agctioroors,
90 II tr Department Of Doc, 90 FRI
DAY Jan =, l+.G ~ - o'clock NJ 81 no Can - IT,
GauscNugIt p ~, guaiti' ~ Dh scrap
wrought ant cast rol 1spvs empty chlcnt rail-.
&C. rr olltati1n city record coos To- sale So
city Han
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-12

TOTAL ,urs Jaa.l. s.4if,5go ss47&055 *9lgl14
P..es O.. gold ......... lllI Ia Il26
The Amity Insurance Company has declared a
s.mi-annual dividend OF per cent, payable oI de-
maud.
The Standard Fire Insurance Company has de-
clarcd scmi-auuual interest dividend of 81 per
cent upon th, capital quarterly surplus, and special
reserve funds payable on demand.
Tie Kings County Firc Insurance Company OF
Bro1klyn has dclarcd scu-auuual dividend OK 10
per CENT payable 81 Demand.
Tao earnings of the Central Pacific Railroad Com
pany ore reported as follows for tho month OF De-
cciubcr:
sIg7e 600 ls7i....sl,97oS5i 1873. ...siliGasj
ls,jSIG57lO 1874 .~s7i I22sl4 ls73...slS,o9,S9i
Aiss.rs. Albcrt II Ncoay ~ Go. sold yesterday 1t
public auction $4,000 New-Jor,ey and New-l orh
RailIoad Company GFt mortgage per cent gold
bonds at O. per cent.
The Continental Insurance Company has declared
~ interest," dividend of 81 per cont, payable on de-
manb.
uCs for the week ending Dee. 81 1870, at %I3, ~
came week, ISL ., $~,90l ; increase, Sl,52-
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G,nropcan Aaneriiscmcnis

10y ROYAL LETTERS PATEEr.-IO be
y soii ~ exc Gfve Ec,cs wish without iayaly, fo-
owi1e a.. Peiior7 o' OresHf playing mU1cH ili'u',
s.lc ,Ios, -iuaY safe TsasF tf.tr sa
All Is-racf ta .i Be sar-oi b. ttcar poser lN
- l-,.Tr f.f-s etd sI+sa. te sclifN ahi IA
winding 81 titr nnrtal.iiG. lfr n@ifHi
rlqt iuclu6t8 England. Irlnf. secllgd. iEo channel
Address Inventor, " b. ~ p g. Dcor-e NJ. nJli l
IODfou. I'tellrd u. BOr = HE - Chtus-o
auiin Iaris AMI fnra.atiou washington lu.c1 state
EUROPEAN PARTIES FOR 1876.
II tod seasol) ROUND Ilif. IN llEH ESfEN. ~
Swze, land Iay. June - 20 SOFT j. 800. NitI Auf
ira END Galnany Jnut - 20 oct l6, 2J ycal u iurf
8 200. Rcid LAFAYETTE q. LOOMS, IL Boudti, N1.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-12
IN CHANCERY-IN CHAMBERS,
L THURSDAY, tGe l8th d@y Of Soytmb.r, \. D. 1875,
between ELIzABEIH ATKINSON, Ilantn,


IN CHANCERY-IN CHAMBERS,
L THUHsUAY, tie 18Th day Of Noytmb-r \. D. 1873,
between elizabeth ATKINSON, llanln,
sud
JOHN ATKINSON AND OTHERS, Defendants.
Jpor tho a. ucaii0n the above named pani and upon
hearing read AlGas1ta o! Albert T. lactsfds and on
Kenzle ordered il@J the del. n00Is tlztHcH Dyer
Jane Dyer and William Dyer, 90, on o. ueIfe tn Use y
day OF FtbrdJ next answer on denuf 10 Tie bu oi
(Slsnsdj GEO $. UoIMEsTED, r. C. c.
Elizabeth Over Jane DYER william Dyer take n0t.ce st n
yo do not ansWsr domur % the III pursuant % We above
order e plaintiff may oDt order iu take me b 40 con
fssed y0u and The Court 1Gui sucE eif - ao
may Do sntitsd he segiDr and you n rot re-
ceye sng further notice Of the fut1fc proceedings m ms c7
Yonr answer Ia flea al the Office oi The pepaiy es
trGr Ot BOCslc in the county Oi L'ct IA INC
Province Of ontario and DouIinion oi Cinaas.
NOTICE or ASSI6NMENT.-Notic is here
II nv giVaa That ABRAHAM WHITEEACk Of the Town
ship Of Brdgag ae County Of Somerset and state OF Now
made a0smt mt % the suit ciber OF
lis state f0r e eqa bcD0ht q his cTeitOS AMI thai tle
SAID creditors exhibit their respective caiue under 0ah
or etGmaon within ibo term OF three month";. Dated Dee
~, 1875 RICHARD V. LINDABUif, Bodhd bruoS' new
Jersey.
NOTICE OF ASSIGNMENT. Notice is here
By gyea that Mary A. BEST and Opheia Boat patneH IN
under the Of Beat Co.. or tho CIV oi N.-
ark County add state OF NeNJefse have IN ay
tate equal benefit OF their SrhtcTs aud that The sd
creditors must exhibit Their respective claims nnder oa os
sarmaioD within the torn of three mouths nom ue ua"
hereof.-Dated Newark, N. j. 3Gn. ]. ITO =, =. a..
VIM. w. HHUMWhY. Assignee, All Broaiwsy ~ y. cfJ,
OF q. W. & y. MORROW Attorneys, StNars, M.
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20 o'cipcy-rlIs-s Rs-oHG TITS CALL


STOCK prP,P1Hf,;r-2 0oT1cK.
600 a. = % CoIr l--i .......................1l6A
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sPICE- -pgiccs ha shown EaTSes. casAtei 49, "a
In inbb.ng way has been done, Though ihffafs III
dali Foyplr -snga'ote ltLeiiAo slMs ~. =. ~ %
- re- Mace ~ iU04l I2i2: Cloves, iJf4oCi 1tt - Al,
Cs-.is-Ohlls Ilgnra, 2fe Bstlys, 2O9zse. -. a.
caits, pa 9i,c African, lOAGlle. Pigien'1 A'1-
Autiusgs - AL o5 NIL gold. .,,
sITaEIN que; =. Is s ' n. for Primo W.sisia ,os tsf
TALLO%-Marktt steady, Sales lo"Oy0 ID ~ '''
Common 20 Prime. -, -, ,,srstey
sVGAR-Tfe market for Raw was ses,y apd ie.iiss
act - with sales TS9 boxes tp2lt llS evening"
Moasses sugar ana Cayed AZ 9oei - hlos so' - hhrs
Centrifugal az e.; 80 hhls has0yalO a! f.aa.
ing arr quotatoos Eaba-iaioboI 70 Common, , r,l,
sir 10 top SaSlsf.; Prime sei Fax ID ti9,e ,,eis.a
40; Centrifugal, .G9lsci Noises -. a.,
5g6 e.: Havana, boxes ID. =, Nos, 10 !? gtstS,. 10,
Nos G to 49, 95s&losc DO, Nos ~ 70 10 q PRISE
xrb5te Rc0-lehnins, common ~ bass
TL4skg do Grocey, Fair 10 Choca 1850. -
p g. Nos. - 7s9se; Java, u - DOS IN arssssts
Scnsnd; cIusiei IOs. &c, PeSdersd 1885, c'AS~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-12

London ad,cos reported British Consols and
United States securities easier. and money at lower
rate. Tie sum Of c7,O0O bullion went into the
Bank OF England today on balance. In Paris Renies
closed at $3.50. Tho gold market Was quiet, but
t,nding 10 lower prices early saio5 being at 1870
ISL. later declining to lI22l. Cash gold was
heavy 10 ca.y holders paying 4l2, L. Gi2, and per
cent. Foreign exchange was weak and lower, rates
being reduced to IS b4le for 80 days and
10 ~ h',ig for sight. business could DO done
lower. The export cloarancrs of domestic pro
due from tnis vort fer the week ending to-day
amounted in curra-y valuation 10 -, 1886 The
Assistant Treasurer today paid ont $500 in coin
interest and So OOOin redemption Of called bonds.
The operations at the coll! E-chaase Bank covered:
Gold cleared, 500 a 900; gold balances, $1f5i,-
05s; currency balance, l,G13,93,. The prinoipa!
gold quotations Wcie:
lobo.Il3 Il9,..I147s loo II i27s $50 ..ii37-
I:.o....ilS l4S'....ll2.e 200 ...1l2e
iuedly'5 business At the 4. :. oub-i'ceasury COM
rriscd;.
COZ ,eorpt- selofis e CRY p1ga-l'' go go
9s "a +. loi55 e Custom ''' @''''0 %