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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-12-17

Conchas i'd. q $50.
Regalia de cOnchas i'd. &$ 50.
Conchitas id. $25.
Brevas id. & $50. ~
Brevas Imperiales caias de SO tabaoOs .n..
Brevas on hoja cajas de so tabacos. ><6O mlusf
Brevas de Regalo cajas de so tabacos>
Id. cilindradas superior id: $40.
kegnl1a de L0ndres $50,
Regalia acilindradas on paquetesde1 Id 80 30.
Mllar bueno id. Id. Is id. a416.
Mllar i'd. 20 id & 10.
Id. red0ndO Id. i'd. i'd, 10.
NOTA.-El preoio del cigarr1llo no var1a por
que o. gapel empleado sea de hilO de algOdOn.
En- este establecimiento hay constantemente
pn Duen sqrtldo dc papel de hilo do las meores t.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-12-17
Canas de hero

y forros para Las mismas, Sc hallal
constantemente de venta, en- 81 esta
blecimiento Gel TELEGRAPH" calle de
San .Just0. uHmero IL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-12-17
ITINERARIO
s.kThER YIAJE MMNSukLs
4 hy. LLEGADA. SALl

Cuando 81 mes anterior tenga 81 dias, las lie
NiAje mensual. En- los meses de Julio, Oetubre y
On lOs dias sefaladOs un dia despues.
Para cOmOdidad de los paseieros ell vapor q
G1&TA DE PRECIOS DE LOS PASAJES DE 2
FRTNER WAGE 0EN4IJAT.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-12-17
iMalz, Mafz!s.

r. Antonsanti ! G: de- Gu.yanilla
detallan este grano ,por quintales; adj.
virtiendo que 81 comprador tiene quo
pagar el saco ,por. separado Gusya-
nilla & de Ahril de 1915. s e
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-12-17

EEn 81 almacen de David A. Rodriguss,
40 encuentra constantemente un surtido
complete de. sstas mGquinas, las s'icas le-
jttinsas de Singer 20 que intreducen On .ssta
isla. Ell pdblico las conoce y su ilustrado
concepto 81 el mejor elogio que pueds ha-
carse. No tiessem yivdl.
La fxbrica do Singer vends 81 aao
45,OOe mGquinas mas que cualquisra etre.
No asjaTse aktcinar con las nsalas 'nss-
taeioses que Sc tabricas. No estk Il C mo
mia on razon del precio, sino en- la ca!iead
del srticulo. Las nsdQWi,sas de Singer d't-
ran, sin sacepcion, vei'ste y tres'sto aisos. i
Unico agente On toda 10 Isla, David A.
Rodrigusx.-San Francisco 30.-Dep6-
site on Pones, ]. e. Stsinschsr.
So limpian y oemponen m6quinas Dc col
So rseibsn On pagos las usadas sisndc d
So alauilan unkquinas, & tanto mensual.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-12-17
Hero galvanizado.

Del liso, que entran ounce tejas %
quintal, hay do vsata en- 81 almacsn do
Enrique Delgado, Gale de Tstaan ndms-
20 38. .sEIssS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-12-17

] CONPANIA REAL DR VAPORkS CORkbOS lNGLhSRS
s s-ssss s. ez 81 EL. NIB
Y
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-12-17
EMPRESA
DE VAPORES RREOS.
DH LAS ANT1llks.
DEuON RAMON HERRkRA
DE LA HABANA.

Dispuesta por esta Empresa el est3ble>
cimiento de tres expediciones mensualek> en-
combination con los correos peninsulark 80
avisa que desde el corriente mes saldran do
la Habana los vapores de esta Inca el 1920
y 80 respectivamente, recalando & este puerto
el 10, 20 80 de cada mes. .sssa,
Oportunamente Sc publcara itinerario
detallado. Agosto IA De 1876,-Los Oonsig-
natarios en- esta plaza lriarte, Hermano dc
Caracena y Comp. -. - -
laplaA n lQLEIEa mi N lltdaai, ll IQsna
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-12-17
Aviso & los senores embarcadores.


De
nS SdecapG q
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-12-17

MVSagella q dc 1s ogarrillos papel peetsral de Ber
70 "a calas pc peso.
GSaletlilas 7e 20 cigarlllos pape orozur blanco
GS tomando de pesos en- adelante a84
49' 9e IS i'd. i'd. id. 81 por I'd. id. $5 4 %.
e. 9e 80 id. i'd. Id. 21 Uor 81 y id. id, SIS. 49,
hd: de 18 id. gruesos i'd 43 por 81 i'd id. 95
+ 5oa0ura prensada en- paqnetes de rs & 60 to.
49. on paQuetes sin prenSar so ota
A0's 'suelta del pals IS
TABACOS ELABORADOS
1mper1ales el mil $75,
6egallas Britanicas i'd & $50,
Canenesrayados id. & $50.
negalla Imperial id. 6 $40.
10. a0bre mesa id. & $50.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-08
COTTON MARKETS.

sAyAsS.H May G.-Coton quiet Middng 1l'ie. Low
Midd!ng. IOaic Cool Ordinary, 9s net receipts bl3
bales gross 3ji bales sales, 4O bales stock 100 Oaes
CHARLESTON. May 6.-Coton quiet Mdding, l2'sci Low
Middlng ac GOOD Ordinary, lOisc, net receipts ioi
bales sales, 2OO bales; stock, 5000 bales
MOBILE May 6.-CoOu unchanged; ddlng. ii &c: Low
MidduN iO OI Good Ordinary 32c net receipts "b2 laes
exports cOastwisc 62 bales sales 1000 bales socA 3OIl7
MEMPHIS MAY G-Cotion quiet and Midling, 9,c
receipts bales shipments, 1860 bales; sales GOO Dales
stock. 81, l3l bales. .,.,. "a -
Middng Good O:dgary, 9Sc net receipts io5 bfes
i6G5 bales exports, he Continent fl@2 baes
sales 1000 bales; stock. 1929 bales. ,.
lie Low Midd nc lie. Good Ordinary 3ac; net receipts
Crosa. III bales exports Coastwlse lt5 bales
sales 72g bales stock. 23529 bales.
AUGUSTA, Nav G.-COton dull and nominal; Middlng
ll9c Low Mddng. II 'sc Good ordinary 9'ici receipts
l72 bales GALES, 80 bales -
NoEFoLK May 6.-Coiton dull Mddhng, lSc.; net re-
ceips 3G7 bales exports coastwsc 691 bales ses "3o
bales stock, IL ,sJ1 bales - .,, 90. -
Midlug Sc: Good Ordinary, 10 pc net receipts, 22f
bales gr1ss, "a bales. 80
shipment-, 10 bales stock, 3S2s bales
LOUISVILLE MAY 6.-COttOn dull Ml'dling. III sc,
sALIiMogE, May G.-Cotton dull aud nominal; Middlng
l24c Mdling. iGc.; Good Ordinary OGlOhc; gross
receipts bales; exports, eoastwise 10 baes sales loo
bales. stock 1881 bales. u 80
WHNSGroS. May 6.-Cotton nominal; Middlng ll7sc;
Middlng lc Good Ordinary, 92c; net receipts. lo7
bales; stock. l,6I2 bales
81 LOUIS, May 6.-Cotton quiet; Mddling, IL 7-ci Low
Middng a4c; Good Ordinary, 9Lc. receipts, 22 bales
shipments, $50 bales sales 30 bales stock 1887 bales
BosfoN, May G.-Cotton unchang ii Midding, Il94e.
Middlne l2c Good Ordinary. lO'tc net receipts ~
bales gross i,.iGS bales stock 2O.7 y bales. -
CINCISNATi, May 6.COton dull MiddHng, i2ci Low MIA
mrns $50 bales sales 2sl bales TO spnners 200 bales
ock SlI bales.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-08
TIE STATE OF TRADE.
EIrRnPFAN MARKErS.

LIVERPOOL. May 6-I9.3O y. m-Cotton steady; Miidlng
Tplauds O3s Sfidilmg Orleans, Gi sales 5000 bales IN
cndug los for speculation and export receipts to-day go
bales which 400 American. FUTURES STEADY SAFES
OF Mddng upllnds Low Mddlng clause june anu JAY
delivery, T,,d; also sales OF the same ~ O'Isi
LyEErC May 6-i D. u-Sacs Oi Aiddlng Uplands COZ
ton Low Middng cat Sc. May ana Jane delivery AT ois
do August delivery, at 6,red; do do August
and september, al e2sf. Iart-Ameicin; 90 o. BACON
Clear, J36. TallOw-EI Fine American 4lf3
LyERrOOL, May Ga 80 Cotton II the sales oi Cooh
to-day ba American. PrJduce-Iienned Fetro
leum, a. gallon. IL lid.
IOS6oS May 6l230 pm-United stares bonns New F1yes
lOG The rate three months bills In the open
market is per cent which q u less than the BANK
rate. - -, --
LONDON MAY $3.50 D. m.-Consos 0e7ls for both money
and the account Rehned Petroleum., l040lOd q gallon
spiTils Iurpsutinr. - d223 q c~t.
PARIS MAY 64:30 p. m-Fye prr cent iontes or ths ac
count l0JL - &C. Exchange on LONDON z'L -oc 'or Sn'i
sight o.-.-- 80 -.
ASiwERr May $50 p m.Petroleum, 27i for Fine Pale
American.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-08
Total sales for the day.


The cable advices at hand report continuation OF
the late buoyancy in the British funds, Consols,
both money and the account, making a further rise
To $685. owing to the difficulty of getting the stock
for settlement. At the close, however, they eased
off 70 9Gl2096a4, while United States bonds, which
had yielded at first, stened up to 1922 Tor loo's'
and to 1O4 for old 1865, new fves closing at
1oGL01 1O61o. and ten-forties at 1912. Fries were
quiet and steady, common closing at 1874, and pre-
ferred at 2O022 Illinois Central was quoted at
s6QSS The money market is abundant
ly supplied, three-months' bills being dis
counted at 1ss per cent, which is % be-
low the minimum rate of discount at the
Bank of England. The French five per cent RenteS
advanced to 1O5.45 from 105.2O at the opening eA-
change on London being quoted at 25.1si2 for short
sight The foreign exchange market was dull as
usual on Saturday, but rates were firm on the basis
of annexed quotations. with selling rates at shght
concessions. The specie shipment to-day amounted
to 50 ,225 900 gold coin from half dozen leading
bankers and exchange drawers. The following were
to-day's quotations in gold for coins and bullIon
New-York tribune., 1876-05-08

.ror;nO to and closing at 1864 after having sold at
U@uI4Q4 Q4SOs04 45l4044a0460foi2 Il "a 46S4 "a 4o'
rh late advance was much accelerated by shafp
III, i"0 foo purchasers for the prompt delivery of
a. |t ,vb;cb in a measure was retarded by the
-, of II hack by the real sellers of yesterday
Iv,,,crn Union Telegraph has been feature Oh the
inorb If the market to-day on account OF a DeileI
- a.. has been formed bull pool, based upon
.I ;rossion that large short Interest exists that
- 10 f,iebfened into buying III their stocks; ana
:. ,ri,e nrobable that some shorts were so fright
III today. Be this as it may, the stock has
sior-o undoubted strength. Sun we near
81 nothing outside of manlpuiatlons that
ot iS a;ve il strength, while its rival
tbe Atlantic and Pacific Company Is 'ldefS'ooo
- 10 LARGELY increasing It's business and pushing for
~ ,bo extension of its lines. The directors of
this Company to-day authorized the issue oil
a. 600 600 of additional stock from the proceeds OF
az s,le of which the new lines in the Southwest
d elsewhere are to be constructed. THESE iihes' us
we are informed, viii all be finished during the sum
ner. The Baltimore and Ohio Railway company
hoe recentlv conceded to the a. d L. L. company
the nryere of placing their wires along It's track
fo Alexandria to Danville, Va, distance oil ABOUT
900 miles We hear that Mr.. Rufus hatch mas
given notice that he will apply Tor an lhJuhcuoh re-
s.roiaina the Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Com
many from building its Southern lines IN the manner
nronosed upon what grounds the public will know
when Mr. Hatch applies for his injunction We under
stand that the Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Com
many contemplate further reductions in their tariff
of rates ere long, Lake Shore was heavily bought
Inv some OF the spectators, who base their opera
tions rather upon the supposed position IN the
market of their weaker brethren than upon
values: but in its responses to the evident
wish for an excitement, it scarcely encouraged
the idea of large short interest on the part OF the
"boys" because it only by persistent buying
that the price was raised to 5395 after
having rapidly advanced from 52ls 10 53ls
within the first fifteen minutes of business.
The three stocks already named make up
the entire features Of the day, the remainder only
sympathetcally following in their respective I'M
provements. Delaware, Laclawanna and Western
was steady at 1914 and 1O712, while New-Jersey
Central influenced by a scarcity of the stock for
delivery t oaning at ls and a per cent per day for
use) advanced to 971 cash; but with the closing up
of some 700 or 500 shares of "shorts" the demand
fell off and with ii the price to 960s. Pacific Mail
was dull and without feature, while Erie did not
vary from the quotation of 142i0147s. The market
closed firm and buoyant. The following table shows
the
New-York tribune., 1876-05-08
WOOL, MARKET.

BOSTON May 6-The Wool market is duh and prices IN
favor the principal business OF the week has been IN
Pulled and california Wools. New spring California i conng
freely. but In saabe only at low prices the
transactions include 2sg OJ0 at l9d2Gc for New Sprng
l7c Fall 2Ad26o may be considered the outside hg
he lots The Pulled Wool the largest Tor
time and include 27 900 for the week Choice East
aud Maine Super sold rs high as 4Id &c sEi lOts
but the principal transactions have been at 33GtOc Tor super
aud " and very good supers and can now now
20 bought al 4Oc. aud under Western fleeees
in moderate request but the stock Of desirable Ohio Wool s
quite small the sales include II 900 ohio and PennsyIVa
i0d lie for X 4d43c for NN and i5G i6c 0r Chooe
Xxx and above from iUQijc Is fair quotation i9f All Edes
Ohio aud Pennsylvania aud buyers lnherent ABOUT
purchasing at these nres MI hgan and Wisconsin flesces
FROM a37 '2, with sales principally at 3oc New
Hampshire Feeces soid at 3Sc Combng Frects arc very
quite HALTED could only be forced al low
figures, transactions include 5000 Unwashed at 400
4c being about edlOc OIL the highest price some months ago
for similar grades.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-08
nra.l at C Reanea wa. rmer at 70 Cor Crusee

Brazil at TAG Refined rmer at f02d1osc for Crushed
and powdeled 0c for Granulated lU44 1lO'c for Cut
Loaf aud sa;c fOr Standard A."
STEARlN-Mafet quiet at l3'fc. y for Prime western
TAILrW-Tbc market dun, with sales OF 6OOOO y
Prime az SIC. 4 10.
WIsEN Market Guet and firm, with buyers nj 81 IL
AMI sellers az II ~ d gallon T. -. BOyd 4 Co. IN Their err
cnar OF t date remark that the proluci on IN the
viii be somewhat reduced th,s month, when viii certainly
an further decline in prizes and may cause letter
prices rule during the summer months The revenue DIS
before he Ways and Means Committee seem 10 hang
fire. Yet changes which be OF mportnce 10 the
the adjournment Oi Congress Al
coho, paid is good demand at - l2laa g IL gallon
Alcohol for export remains dun and nominal there being no
inquiry from Receipts O IigWineS ana AlcOhol
for the week, LOO bDls. sales, $50 bDls."
New-York tribune., 1876-05-08
THE MARKETS.
fCarcfuily reported for TIE TRlBUSE.l
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
pa,. No,,b pfg,r. VesseLa. and Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

FAIIKDA1, IbIUs
AsHFs-There was only small trade and late prices were
st nominal at DC Pots and CSC for Pearls STOCK OF
inspection warehouse LIST soit Pots III 10 w.
95 Sd do IL condemned. III total 242 lst SORT feas
20; F.; I'd do, total, "a grand total, l,Z0g. 49,, -.
COFFEE-FOr RO there was q fair usmandr anu ni,p
market Ordinary Prime cargoes ruled al 10 "a & goa
taudna lT7sc; ls bags Krtmlin at AZ ana III
Baltimore 1000 bags exharfon on private ers n s1sues
Were quiet but steady al previous prices .
COTToN--The market tho spot was iisc lower' anu
New-York tribune., 1876-05-08

The excitement among the brokers concerning tbo
election about take place for officers OF the STOCK
Exchange is now concentrated on the candidates
for the Governing Committee, the Presidency being
conceded to Mr. Salem T. Russell. The following
ticket is put forth the regular opposition:
For President Salem T. Russell for Chairman, NJ A.
vi"tJ,rk. for Vcp-Chairrnan James Mitchell; for
Trcasurcr d. G. Hays; for Secretary, H. o. White; for
IiTsee of Cratuify Fund, Wm. Alex. Smith; for Gov
ernInc Commttee-to serve four years q. W. Mclean,
" E Strong W r. Could, VIM. Lummis, G. +. Woeris-
hof.r. C. X Randall, G.. III. Palmer, B. D. Drake .. Nc
G,nnis fr d. r. starr; To year, @. L. Haght,
Henry T. Cary.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-08

abundance of capital seeking employment at the
ruling low rates. for which there is considerable
competition. On pledge of ordinary Stock Exchange
collateral the more general rates 3l2a4 per
cent and toward the close as low as 2 was accepted
for the purpose of getting interest for the two days.
To the leading Government b0idholders the COM
mon rate continues three. There is but little doing
in mercantile paper, as there is not much being writ
ten. All classes subjected to close scrutiny and
while at bank best grades are seven per cent, the
leading brokers report as follows:
New-York tribune., 1876-05-08
CATTLE MARKETS.

CHICAGO May 6-CATTLE-keceipts. 1900 head; market
active strong butchers + 81 25 fair Ia good stock
IS asa % shipping 81 25asJ so feeders - 2odso
Shipments, 6,OO0 head.
HoG--Iteceipts 5000 head active mixed and packers
s SO3s7 3O chiefly S7d*7 10 light bacon ~ lOd - 80
shipments, 900 head
shEEr-Recepts, 800 head quiet; unchanged held very
firmly. 800
ISDIASAPoLs May 6.-Hogs unchanged; receipts, 1000
New-York tribune., 1876-05-08
Buying. Bell

The large specie shipment did not tend to stlfen
gold on the contrary the price declined from ll2'l
at the opening to 112l2 which the lowest price
of the week, the highest having been lib on Mon-
day. There is very little in the condition of this
market TO encourage speculation on either SIDE OF
the account as evidenced in the days cIearings at
the God Bank. The rates paid to-day TO have bal
carried over were 1, 1l2 and l2 to hat on the
borrowing side The Assistant Treasurer paid out
during the week $3,71S,000 gold coin interest
on the public debt and $44S,000 in redemption
OF called 520s, inclusive of 100000 and S12J,OO0
to-day respectively The import entries Of foreign
dry goods at the port Of New-York for the week
ending to-day were SS16, $50 tthe amount thrown
upon theInarket footing up 81 ,052 l73, and OF gene
raj merchandise TO 1926, ,9G4, making total IN
the gold coin valuation OF $5.052,7il. The export
cearanees of domestic produce for the week ending
May were to the currency valuation of $35S9,35O.
Inc specie shipments for the week amounted TO
S2,7Ol,5S3 05, Of which $2,90j,23G SO was gold
coin, American and foreign. The imports of specie
ior the week ending yesterday amounted TO Sl1 l75,
Of which al silver. Tho days business at the
Gold Exchange Bank covered Gold cleared. $751;
10000; gold balances 81 .069, 1877 currency bal
ances, Sl,53f135. The principal gold quotations
were as follows:
1922 iSSSS ii2s liSo...ii2's ioo...iI2S 2$o .-ii2%
NalO..-li2a 1880 ...ll2lz ?;oo.....ii2asi
The Treasury balances at the close of business to-
daywere Currency. 81 40 900; coin, $76, GO0, 900;
less coin certificates, $27 100000.
We annex closing quotations Of the foreign ex-
Change market
New-York tribune., 1876-05-08
Uplands. Alabama. n. on'ns. Texas
Good Ordinary.
% low Mlddllng~..........lOa

Suct Good ord nary. l0lt Mdcing .....-.-.---.lfs 2
For future delivery there decline O Siec, with mOer
ste transactions. sales yesterday after y nMay, 800
IL june l,50J u l5ec ZOO u 2Zsc July. 900 l3c
Loo. IL aale; Augns 90 l3c.; Ooobcr, 800 l2s'ae
total % bales Frst Cieptembor 200, ID sec. Dtcem
her o. Y soc.; total, 300 bales second Cal-eeptemDer
200 iSc, OciOre lOr II asc total 800 bales sales today
MP r. MAY. ltu, - 400, l2i"sgc June, Jtu
2a'sac 1900 l2aic. $500 IL 2a7c, 900, 2Iiiec 700
l22lsec 400 u lrc. July 0OO 3c l,lOD - l5sc.
400 r. -'sec 300 i2c Ansu.t 20 lSisc' l$5s2c
100 13ci Oconer 100. IL a7s,c; November 100 II
300 - @asc 300, l2asc; december U, IL l7lsc 9OO
II eagc 200 12c. tJta 2l000 baies grand total 2sOOO
bales
New-York tribune., 1876-05-08
HAVANA MARKET.

u,v.xa Nav 7-sn,nish Gold L9Oiaa23l Exchan
weak o. United states 90 days rrncy per cent
count go days. goi, 32Gi premium; snort sght GIi
premium; on London, l61a7 premium; on Paris, 5GS
atttrn
New-York tribune., 1876-05-08
rs report as follows:
CURRENCY PAPE4.

The following were the rates of exchange on New
York at the aforementioned cities to-day: Savan-
nah 5l6 premium; Charleston, nominally BIC
premiums Cincinnati firm, 909100 premium New
Orleans, commercial, Sls, bank, Il; Chicago, 30
premium; st. Louis, 100a125 premium. Suboined
is the Clearinghouse statement to-day:
Cur Cur 65iS GSd S SSanSes
And the following were the clearances at the New
York Clearing house for the week and the resulting
balapces
Cur so2 Gold esaTances Gi7 225
The bank statement shows a large falling of in
legal tenders, and small decrease in ciroulation
loans being largely expanded, and specie increased
in consequence of the Treasury operations of the
week. There a large gain in deposits. The
Bank of the State, reOrganized enters into this
return. The banks now hold in lawful money. in
excess of the % per cent required by law $7,560.
$50, against 1888, G25 last week, decrease OF
81, ,064 275. The legal tenders stand at $780,
1S2, 200. The following table shows the condition
of the New-York City banks this week and last;
Loan. AYIi q s2sSyso M9yS Increase n IS9i
specie. ll97GGoo l9s0aA0, Inerease ha 2'239fS 800
ETS1non Deposiis 2S5saiSS 2e&5SeSs Tcreass ssaaoo
The following shows the relation between the
total reserves of the banks and the total liabilities
Specie .. 81 iO76G00 sl9.S04 400 Inc. 50 ~ 500
Legal tenders. AZ, uS9iOO 80 lS22oo Dec "''IUo
Total 500, lOJ,OOO SooSouOOO DcNei 'ei"""
Reserve required
INST dep sits J0,632,215 Jl,fll,2JO
Excess of reserve
above les al o., 49,
utiTcmcnts..... Ha31,bEo tDp",llp 'cC i'''tf~tt,,
Loans........251,ll l7,2OJ 257,0l1.690 Inc. 4setcO
The market for United States securities was quiet
today and lower, with prices down to the lowest
felres of the week. Coupon 5-20s Of 1863, old,
sold at 1145s; registered "Andys" at 1lo7s; cou-
pom 5-2Os of 1867 at 121Q1207s registered new
fves at 1873 and coupon do at 1873. There are
no new features to the general market. We annex
closing street uuotations
New-York tribune., 1876-05-08

active for export a the decline The receipts at the
ports 1858 bales against 1854 bales this day last week
and 2,l46 bales this day last year the sales 1000
bales Of which o4 last evening, including 1854 bales for
export % for consumption "A for speculaton there
Hee 900 bales delivered contract Tho following aro the
New-York tribune., 1876-05-08
Banking Gousss ano Baukers

KOUNTwE BROTHERS, BGnAers,
II WaU ST., Ncao York, droao Bus
on Eagzamd, France and Germany;
issue Letters Of credit aoaila6te
Mrouqhout tile United States and
Ewo0e. and make transfers Of money
bq teteWaph and cable. Incestment
orders erecuted in tie Exchanges Of
NoD YorA, Philadclphia, Boston and
San francisco.
Apgroced Securities for sale.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-08
financial.

GAS STOCKS.
N. Ew.YoRK, METROPOLITAN, MUTUAI, AND
MANHATTAN GAS STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD,
all kinds Of Brooklyn aud York Gas Securities dealt
in by GEO. H. PRENTISS,
Room %, 80 Broad ST.. ". V.
CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE AND ST. PAUL
~ RAILWAY co;-The annual meeting Of said Company. n
aud the transaction OF any Oter
business OF the Company, will be held al Milwaukee III te
Conpanys Office on ths 9th OF June 1876 at ~ O'CLOCK poo
The ransfrr Books viii DO closed the 18Th OF May AMI
reopencd on 22d Of June. JAMES NJ MchinLaf.
$4,000 M !ss "a eS soSRs D.
IA RAWAY, City Treasurer, Minneapolis Minn.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-08
STAR LINE.

"HITE STAK LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CARRYING THE
UNITED STATES MAIL.
THE Steamers Line take the Lane Routes reconmended
by iient Maury NJ going south Of tho Banks on tne
nassage % Queenstown, all tue year round
GERMANIC, SATU RDAl MAY 20, al . p m
CELTIC SATURDAY, June s. at D. m.
ADRIATIC, SATURDAY. June 10, Al > r-
BRITANNIA, SArU URDAi, June "a, Sp m
GERMANIC, SATU RDAY, july ), ) j. m. - ..o..,x
FROM The WHITE STAR DOCK, PIER oZ, Nohfh
RIVER. -- a.. -
These uniform In size and unsurpassed In az.
poinmeuts. The Saloon stateioons, Smokhs anu go, aa.
Rooms placed amidshps, where tue nose sbu nos4
felt ahording degree oi comfort hhe" "A"~
anable at =, 49,. ,s.L.,. on
favorable terms. Seerage f2S .-,,.. ..,.,. =, ,ha
OF plans and other horusou Apply Nv '~S
No"pa"' 'N' ~ - r. J. CORTlS, Agent