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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-10-28

WAsH1SeroS, October 25s-Joseph J,
Brooks, Of PhiIadelphia, Tor long time
10 the government secret service, has
been appointed TO succeed Col. Wash.
burne a chief Of the secret service divi.
sion OF the Treasury.
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GERMANY.
Elections for Chamber OF Depu
ties.

BERLIN, October 27.-The elections Tor
Prussian Chamber Of Deputies were held
to-day. The National Liberals have
been successful in lB9 cases, the Ultra.
montRnes in 20, the Progreslioniss in
IS, the Polesians 10 Is, the PArticuIariSts
in 5, various sections Of the Conservatives
in g. and the Neutrals in 8. The results
iutEenty.fve districts have not yet been
Communicated. All the successful candi-
dates in Berlin are Progressionists.
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Gh1ntelltgenerr:


HOE. HSn-.I.rtIl,. dc Marshall county Saturday.
o;::s.' ...,:: ~ ysr.5all county, Monday oe'
,,Ss; 80, P, y. ,..r.,Iv invited 10 be
...,ts: .S.l si auy OF ali Of these appointments
I'd TAX, par; 10 them j, u,,,.x
wb.tlIug, sa:aria! sveulng' oc'0oe' -
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NAYS LANDING. n. J., October 81
John Hill and John Fallen, who we're
convicted Of the murder Of George C.
Hislett near Elwood on August 9Th, were
hanged here this afternoon. About three
hundred persons witnessed the execution
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weather Report.
"AA DBFAAEAENlt
OIxieI or uIE cIuEF sl0NAL OTTIcEG,
WASfuSTToH, D. c, October 81 A. II.

For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley
falling barometer, south to west winds
warmer and partly cloudy weather, ant
possibly followed BY areas OF rain.
For the Lakes, falling barometer and
incre asing southeast TO southwest winds
partly cloudy or cloudy weather and rair
areas, partly turning into snow.
The rivers will continue nearly sta
tonAry, excepting 4 slight fall IN The
Lower Ohio and Lower Mississippi.
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LOUISVILLE, October 27.-Mis Anna
Dickinson closed q successful engage.
msnt OF Eve nights At Macluneys Theatre,
this evening. Her impersonatiOn OF
Anne Boleyn having won for her many
admirers.
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ST. LOUIS.
su.eld,e.--Regls,ratIon rlnishieid.

ST. LOUIS, ottober 27.-An unknown
man jumped of the bridge this afternoon
and was drowned. He left an overcoat
on The bridge, in which vas found S240,
but nothing BY which he could be identi'
fed.
The registration of voters in this city,
was finished this afternoon. The total
number registered is not yet ascertained,
bot it will be between 5000 and %, 900;
some 10000 to 5000 more thsn at the
the previous registration. The number
OF polling places also have been largely
increased, which Bill greatly facilitate
the voting and the counting otyotes.
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MaFder of Two sisters.

CHARLESTON, S. @, October 27.-Sews
has Just been received Of the murder Q!
two aged sisters, widows, named Broad
aek and stoddard, residing alone 10
Laurens county. An'axe was the instru-
mAht used
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q .oAlRo, October 2I.-EngIaud, France,
Germany and Austria have signifed
their approval Of the judgments against
the Khediyes private estate.
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FIRE RECORD.


CxcsxA11,ocs. 2S.-The Tfna special
says: Il Is reported that 4 tre Reynolds.
b1rg, O., LAST night, destroyed the business
prrt Of he town, including the postotiee;
Ina nnknnwu. asH. T.'
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AnE Earthquake.

RoXE, October ga sharp shock Of
an earthquake was aelt At Tivoli, yester-
day, -.-a.r.
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THB CONSPIRACY THAT WAS S1rPED 1S
THE BUD.

Repressiye measures in connection
With the recently discovered cons piracy
continue, and fresh arrests have been or.
dered. The uprlins was TO have begun
arSeville. A military .insurrectiou was
to have taken place It the same time,
together with d revolt in the navy Al
Ferrel and Cadis.
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MYSTERIOUS SUICIDE.


Early this morning wm. K. Hastings,
supposed 10 be a resident Of Jackson
C. a., Jackson county, Ohio, committed
suicide at League Island BY shooting
himself in the forehead. The body was
taken TO the Morgue, and on making an
examination q letter was found in one
OF the pockets, which read as follows:
"My watch give to Ike. Live on and
prosper. This terrible mystery will
never be brought to light. l hope to
God You may live 10 see the day, but the
truth is not now known and l am help.
leas." There was neither signature nor
address to the letter, consequently no
clue can be obtained as to the circum-
stances leading to the act.
POULTRY EXHIBITION.
The international poultry exhibition
which was to have opened on'the CentenF
uial grounds this morning, has been
postponed for day or two, on account
Of incomplete preparations.
GES. GEORGE 3. MCCLELLAN
arrived here this forenoon, and will id.
dress Democratic meeting tomorrow
evening, r
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cnASoE N 1uts1A,s N1rrruDE.

LONDON, October 2s.-All Of the spe.
cial correspondents, although differing as
to details, confirm the reports Of 8 pacific
ehansein RnAsias attitude towards Raf.
key. ''l7
The Duly &erS vienna speciai sEys
the conclusion 0fthe atmistiee Is consid-
It's officially denied thatservia hsste
ques,ed the Intervention Of the poRsIG
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eIegraph.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT
10 THE DAILY VTRLLIGESCER
PHILADELPHIA.


PHrIADELPHlL, October T.-This
morning Gov. Hayes and party visited
the Centennial grounds, and spent tie
day there inspecting the principal OBJ
iects Of interest.
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SPAIN.


LONDON, october ga dispatch from
Madrid states that detachments Of a.til-
lery and cavalry will sail for Cuba on
Monday, ID addition to the q, 600 rein.
foreenents already sent.
ACTION TAKEN on THE LATE INSULT TO
THE SPANISH AMBASSADOR AT ROME.
In connection with the recent insult to
the Spanish Ambassador TO Italy by the
committee appointed TO superintend the
reception OF Spanish pilgrims at the
Vatican, the Spanish Government has
issued an order prohibiting the return TO
Spain OF the prelates who while in Rome
failed to call on the Ambassador. The
order specially mcn;ions the Archbishop
Of Grenada. y,.-9- ...s.. :.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-23

In state bonds there was large trade IN 6s OF
Missonri ut an advance to 1887, old Us oil IenheS
ace sifTening up to 40, selling at 4il2 IN cry
hank shares five Fourth National sold mt ~ ana ~
at s9lo Railroad bonds were noticeable Tor q iui-
tber Improvement in the issues OF the N"w-JeIsey
Central firsts rising to 1912 bin, cohNerVIpios
totcIipg "a. and consols 9O392 sales; Leligh and
Wilkesbarro rising to 90 sales, closing GO36l. 81
parI 9 ner cent 6rsts were strong at 1i6l2@117
arsts la Crosse Division being up to 1G2l2 and sink
inc dawn TO ssI2 The parties having in charge tue
,osnipulation of the Chicago and Northwestern
cold consos marked up tho price to 90 p registered is
spes sepa at o. The bonds of the Pacific coast roads
yvara in active inquiry and higher; Central frsts
los Union land grants, 10440105ls; and sink
ing funds. 91120016s Western PacihcS senlhg AZ
1o1l, Sales of Morris and Essex firSis were az ITO
n117. ditto 70 of 1871 at 104; Delaware ana
Hudson Canal bonds of 1884 at 1O3, ana western
Union Telegraph bonds at 1851
The 81. I,ouis, Kansas City and Northern Railway
Company reports It's estimated earnings as follows
Week ending Sept 15, 1876, $74.2O6 49, week
ending Sept 10, 1875, $685. 1877 %; increase, w.
o7s AZ. Jan. 1 TO Sept. To- 1876, $2,1OOlSO OG;
1914 81. 700, $50 81; increase in 1876 $780,
s s9aO Is. -.
IA IL reported that the Chicago, Burlington and
o,;ncv Railroad Company has purchased the Rock
ford Rock Island and st. Louis ROad-recentiy sold
under foreclosure-for $1,5OO,OOO in gold, PayaDie
in New-York, possession to be obtained early IN DC
tober.
A movement is making to bring SUIT against
Buchanan County, Missouri it having defanted On
the July interest on Its bonds, the total issue 81
which is 100000. Holders OF these BONDS ean
obtain particulars by addressing MeSsrs. haar ~
Co. bankers and brokers, No. 40 Wall-st.
The earnings Of the st. Louis. Iron Mountain ana -
Southern Railway Company for the second week pf
September were: l.
1915 100000 1875 .... 500 Se9 Ine.......-s s7s
The coupons of the Keolxuk aud Des Moines Rail
way Company, due Oct 1, will be paid after thts
date ct the Phenix National Bank, No. 40 Wall-sty
The following shows the imports Of dry goods Ut
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-23
TOLEDO and Wab
FnIpAY. sept. -. ".


The stock market to-day was tame. and also lame,
IN contrast with the exhibition of "fuss and
ieatherS made yesterday. The total transactions
aggregate only 1885 shares. Prices were gener-
ally on the descending SCALE the monotony of which
was only relieved by Pacific Mail and smart brush
Ia New-Jersey Central just FIVE minutes before the
close The FIRST price Of New-Jersey Central was
a. from which there was gradual decline 10 250s,
succeeded By rally to 26l2. jump to 27AS27,
and finally rush 10 280277s The indications all
80 to confirm what THE TRIBUNE said this morning
concerning the cOmpany's negotiations. And the
fact that Philadelphia--which made considerable
purchases of the stock when Mr. Knight was elected
diFector-for day or two past has been large
seller Of it, seems to be an additional straw.
The dealings to-day in Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and Western dwindled down to 1887
Shares and its price fell to n. later ralying TO
77Ss At meeting Of the Executive Commit
tee Of the Company, held today, while it
was not finally decided TO pass the October divi-
dend yet n was not declared and 1t is given out
shat the subject wis postponed until next week
Delaware and Hudson was also very duii, seling NJ
6S9890O8la Lake Shore opened at 53l4, sold at
53ss0527s and closed at its first price. The work.
ing Of tho market fayors the idea that selling
movement in this stock las been commenced by those
holding the bloeks. Michigan Central sold at4ll40
4lSs940oo941. the trade presenting no special
feature. Northwest common was lower a. 3GSsG
Soi2, while the preferred was steady at 61i296lSs
961l2. ST. PsaIs were neglected, the common be-
ing SsSss per cent higher, and the preferred %
lower. Central ard Hudson continued weak; after
opening at g77sS9Sl it sold down to 81, with final
transactions at 07ls harlem made break Of 4
per cent to 131 on sales Of 400 shares Rock Island
however, after declining to I04ld. was sustained.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-23
THE MARKETS.
fCaiofuny reported Tor rHa TElDUSLl
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
r.r Nnrth Rirer Tsk.eLG onA RnILroris
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

FRIDAY, Sept ~, 1870
AsUFs-T There YVES small business ~ obbing way al
,, ioe rgures OF ISdislc fOT Pots AMI 6le for Pears
There has been rather dui market SINCE OUT
last but prices remain steady unaG mOderae b'OckS nc0
err and southern quoted AZ 3lgJzc 4. -. - ale,
bnOoM CORN-There was no change 70 note, and oniy
email busurss IL gOnC We quote Shorl GToeh Br1sh
and Green Hui, IA loci Medium Green 1Go2c' ana heu
and Red tppcd, 3d4c, cash =, - -, u qua
cANDLEs-The usual movement has been elsctei sud
Iafcrces remain about steady. We qnoe; Adahaune ~
Iis di5Ic Tor ia oun9e sperm az 2Sc Paf sperm
CHIGCOKY bas been quiet bat steady Ia prce al S''c'
ool5 Tor German, and SC, gold. for English. . -,
e AIhers are Advertisements ON the part OF the DV-
re ectawanna and Western COIr PAW 20 ser lOVOO tOn
49, g.. Deiaware and Hudson Canal Company for thr same
s,ont hs has rather unSeed The market AZ most Dnrs
g. holding on uut the result IA known We quote lIeIol
Gonso camel sljdS7i Liverpool Gas DO sea 81 NsmSas
tedo IS TO- scotch s5aS1 do steam - go 3G nnd
cal IL 60as5 90 curreneY Penny Hest@oTe1n
and West Virginia GaA f6Dan - NHhpciiinn ~ ~
Br5adtop and Cieared sjas6 30 and Anthracite - 700
al a. by the cargo. 4, 4, ,,-..f, c.s.. ana IA
osrke ruled quite at 10 I'd &c, gold Tor Ordinary "
rte caTe0os and l5Ld2Oc gold for lobbng lots saes
tnn l'sos santos OK -. D. Merrtman AZ lbo ana lo.
800 no az KOcheko" here, and loo bags, 81 uInb
Eass in Baltimore private terms me stook oI ~
o AZ All norris "a now much smaller than for anumOei "
ySa Mid grades were quiet but m today OF the quota
"S CoooPEGXdE STooK-Thero have been moderate SaeS
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
EuRopEAN MARX Ers.

LIVERPOOL Sept 2-123O p. m.-coton is stesdier MID
ding Cplaads, 5l6sd. Mdding Orleans 6isii sales.
:Sr, 800 Bales Of which 600 bales American
lures issd dearer sales Of htding upans Low hadnS
November and December delivery az 6ea3di 90 do now
crop shipped October AID November Sper sam q oe do'
shipped December and January (per saiD at osls2d;
sales of the week. $4,000 bales exporters took 5000
bales OF which bess American total receipts
$4,000 bales Of which 1000 bales were Amerean actual
of which ~ 600 aes American forwarded from the
ships side direct spnners 2O9O bales american sales Of
three days 27O00 quarters OF which 1000 quarters
WIN IWfRP0ot Sept 2?-I D. m-saies Of Ntdiug Upands
Cotton Low MidlnC clause September and october dehy
ery at SGD do shipped January and February Uer
LSERooL, sept 222 mBTe ; are dull Corn
269d2G quarter for New Mixed western Cheese oo
LWERPOOI sept 2z-23O ?. missiles Of Midling Orleans
Cotton Low Miidng clause shipped october and November
per said. nj Cd otthe sales to-day 09Oo oars "ere AMY
IEEnpooI sept 22Sso ms S. Of E M,g1ll1s
at lad market for Yarns and Fabrics at Manchester
10 lWTBPEot sent pa D. m-sales of crop Mding
Upands Cotton Low Kidding clause shipped December and
yooI sent s25 D. Cotton futures Grm sacs OF
Mddng Upsnds Low Middlng clause October and Novem
W iIyTRpo5i sept 2-6 D. Uncommon Rosin. O. a6i3
LONDON sept 22-l2:So p m-Cons93is sS io Or both S
ieTT SSd dS ssS @ gGa. for both money
and the account Paris quote i've per cent rentes at
IospoS sept $2-2S0 p mcOnsols oOss for both
fo NY sept 2ei D. m-cOnsos els both money
ard the Paris adyices quote per cent renes az
LONDON Sept 2s-6 m.-sps Of Tpenne. 233a2Ss
PLfSSsDov sept 22-Evenns-cacutta Iduseod, 5i'O )
ssi ~, sent 90 United states bonds new avcs IO3
ANTWERP sept Z2-Peroieun +9Af Tor line pale AHnoG'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-23

and rallied to l04 a104sa. In other Investments
there was nothing of moment done. Western
Union was almost entirely forgotten in
the trading of the day. The transactions
wero only 300 shares at 7OL dG93t0
Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph advanced to 17l4 on
sales Of 800 shares. Pacific Mail was active and
strong selling at 231a2Ils@2f, without any
definite reason for the advance beyond the within Of
its manipulators. The market generally closed
weak, at the final prices which were shade above
the lowest. The final changes from last night
are as follow: Decentralization Central, Is !;
American Express, New-York and New-Hayen,
Hannibal and st. Joseph, Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western, and O. G. and l. c., each a Central aud
Hudson, Chicago and Alton preferred. Delaware and
Hudson, Illinois Central and NOrth-W Western, each
12 st. Paul preferred, IS; Chicago Burlington and
Quincy, 1, and Harlem, per cent. Advances
Atlantic and Pacific preferred, ls; Adams Express
and Ohio and Mississippi each ID; st. Paul, IS i;
Hannibal and ST. Joseph preferred. l2; New-Jorsey
Central, 1, and Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph liz
per cent. The following table shows the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-23
The closing quotations OF foreign exchange arc as

The money market was quiet anG easy cali IoahS
making at 1l2G2, and discount selling at to D.
The United States Treasurer to-day received $780,
600 National Bank notes for redemption. The Gus
toms receipts at Washington to-day were SiOO'OOO.
The internal revenue receipts footed up S34O,OOO.
The following is the Clearinghouse statement to-
day: Currency exchanges, $56,9l7,3O3; currency
balances, 81, 1874, 0O9 gold exchanges. S6,43476i
gold balances, 81 ,OO3,903. Government bonds were
active and lower, the 1868 declining TO ana
new fives to liza. To-day 100000 old bonds were
withdrawn from the Treasury aud new Zig bonds
srbst,tuted for them, as a basis of National bank
circulation. The total amount az per cents de-
posited to date to secure bank circulation is
600 all of which was in substitution of other issues
sycept S6sgOOO which was for new circulation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-23

ard holders have retained steady price. We quote
Empty Hogsheals. 81 so; HOops Is feet Ordinary
70 Prime sSSa&5B; l2 feet do- $271$50; Mo4sses
shocks ~ Inches with Heads u SOdS2i sugar
ShOOks with Heads Sc inches az 50dSl 80 do SO inches
81 6ods2; Boz Shocks, 709i1c Run Shocks. ST. Pipe.
Shocks So 5Od5T.
COCOA has been dun at previous prices We quote q 70
for SantO Domingo, 2d&Sc for MaacaDO l4a 100 Tor "a
racas, and 12o 81 FOR GuaYaqui, all gold -
COhDAGE-lWre ~ hrm tone 70 prices ~ he h9
advances. MauiM COrdage above l2ttread ana
Nay Rope. HAe y nj do. do, l2unead l6e.;
do 0rcad and 9tread 10 2c tiana Corlaee Bolt Rope
Yarns, lGc do do, 6tlread and otbread, 7ei DO whale
Lines l6t lie; Ta1ed Manila l4e Fine Tar1Gd Manila Lain
Yarn IS ac Sisa Rope l0lac; do. threat lie; do, e.
thread and 0thrCa % ia red SIsa Iah Yarn loo Fine
Tarrc Sal II &c: Russo Hemp Tdrfcd Couiage l5c;
acked Hemp Tarred Coraso he; Tarrsd Ameri
can Iath Yarn. l2C.: Fine do. do. - %.
COTTON There was firm market on the spot trough
there only moderate DuSnes3 ThoFe wa, however
rather more inquiry for export owing 10 stoab market m
Liverpool and fair demand frUm spinncrs prevailed Bisi
to eXtent checked by the hEess OF holders
who generally gs5e yestedays advance The receipts
the ports IL 1868 bales against O bales tis day
last week and lOO0S this Jay last year. total Tor 2 Week
63J26 bales against 40 23 bales ast week and 7sl bae
this last year Tho sales 2225 bales OF which I4l
bales last evening ncung 05b for export 9oO Tor nome
consumption and 100 for speculaon Included in the sales
100 bales arrve 800 bales delivered on contract
Tlgn ung0F fnYa rauna in Inu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-23
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

BUFFALO Sept 22Ileccipts By lake Flour ~ belsj
Com lO6528 bash Wheat 40 BUSH SsJsS t ,S
Wheat 10 400 bush; oats $500 bUs. Barley Loo eas
Shnments cav Al 10 tide water Germ % ~ BUSH Naesb
81 $40 bush; Rye 1850 BUSH Darcy lO0oO eai 70 m
Whcat ia 400 bush, oats . 100 bush; Barley Loo sush
Flnur In Good demand and steady sales o. lS19 ois NJ n
h,o,a1 ry4ers Wheat IN iar milling demand nfm,
S and steady; sales Of 5000 brsh. no cdeag9
s,,TIrg an IL 10; 1900 bUsa Willie, In l0ts az
III iiIfoSI II White In cars, 81 IL; e1rs White
Michigan ct II 23 OF Extra Al 81 "a 20 bush
.in sad 1000 iash Rel Wabash private terms Corn
am and closed weaker sales 81 200 b. on sanpic ~
see cars no. Cat 529a53e oaS dl little gasii1s se
RRtsASot6ing doiag BARLEY iraetysi sifroasl sta.e
,o5 81 a0r prime Canada 00d2 c, Malt IN fair tfale
demand and prices unchanged se,s.l a.sih{ ta, ny
scfiva toycr Iii light demand prices unchanged IesA ~
arJ Sior sale aad prccs shade weaker ulRhhl.es
fair demand al 81 100 81 IL for city pade quarry r'i9G 'nS
,ers.ss CauaI Frrtgiits drm and unchanged. -
CHICAGO SEPT 90 P'onr quiet but steady 1af
aS active but weak especially for cash no Spllh
Si NH cash 81 "a, September 81 O5s ocpobet ~
November; Nc. do. o5c; Eejocted Tsc Cofh 0neI pi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-23

The foreign advicos are again favorable to-day,
and in the London market British consols advanced
TO 96ss096l2, United States securities retaining
their late frmness Erie common closed at 0as, and
the preferred at 49, New-NOrk Central being quoted
at 90. In Frankfort United States new fves were
quoted at 1881, Paris dispatches reporting the
five per cent rentes higher at lOG75. The gold
market was quiet but higher to-day, the large I'M
covered short interest making the keeping of this
market firm comparatively easy undertaking.
The opening price was 1O97 but later sales were at
1IOQ11Ols Loans cost 3, 2l2 and per cent per
annum for use The foreign exchange market was
dull and weak ct quotations given below, the sell
ing rates being on the basis Of 81 S2bGSf S2l2 and
81 81. The import entries of foreign dry goods at
the port of New-Y0rk for the week ending tonight
were to the gold valuation of $l,GOO,OOO. The
amount marketed was $2,4O0,000. The Assistant
Treasurer paid out $4,000 in coin interest on the
public debt, aud 81 900 in redemption of called
bonds. The operations at the Gold Exchange Bank
covered Gold cleared. S2739s, 900; gold bal
ances S6Is 1928; currency balances, $7lG33O. We
annex principal quotations of gold:
iSSS.... iY6 i2:6S.iiS i$c....iiS 5OO.....liO
iiOO..IlO 1890 .@1lO !2:OO.....lIO !
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-23
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

EEw-YORR Sept NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. todey, 9b cars az
Jersey city and 30 al slxtetnst making 21S ea Total
week. lOU0 against II zoo ast week Oh tie 20 cara
reported al Jersey CITY 80 O Them came IN last eyeuhg
ts morning and 20 cars got IN TOO ale ls
afternoon sales MshBye seldom much trash 90 SAFE
There about $50 Cherokees end Texans some on
gh stock poor but there were blrhnA
H. that eaualed enncss, and sold az same prices,
VIZ IA L IS ID cWt Outoi the 5000 cattle dtoay
SIS vent nj Be- and under many poor eaS depreased
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-23

for Pressed Guayaqnil; 4sc for do. cartbagena 4Tc
for Nicaragua Scrap and soc. for 90. Sheet
IEATHER1he demand is vet Gcye for all kinds OF Hem
lock oe prices rule steady and for best are hrm A. noa
tons below Receipts mall which enEses buyers to turn
their attention 10 OF The older parcels that have been I'M
slalo While large choice has Oferod ID the resher lois
OF THIS KIND has boau uneaThea and gone Into oOnSnHp
aud visible in stores that have been
Ovcfpacbet Tor months Receipts OF the week 80 n sides
and 1913 bales Exports 600 Sides viz 5000 10 England
and .00J 70 Tho Cont ent We quotei
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-23

All of the proprietary roads except Chicago
and Milwaukee the business of which is now
merged in the report Of the Chicago and North
Western proper fail to q sufficient sum to pay
the interest on their own bonds. For reply to the
oucry concerning tho course Of tho market " In
yestorr must look to the manipuators Of the com
pany's stock and bOnds.-Edl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-23
COFFEE MARKETS.

RIO JANvIRo Sept 2I.-Cosec market animated prices
finn good Firss $50 refs per 10 kilos Exchange
sLyIos sept 2l-Coaee market animated and very nFn
Suyerior santos $4,000 $50 refs per 10 kilos.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-23

this port for the week ending to-day and since the
beginning of the year, compared with tho CORE
spending periods Of the two previous years
Tor the Heek. lSzi 1878. 1875
Entered at the port. s23O0g2e s23775s5 $l76lT9S
Thrown on mar Xst.... 22si,2O9 2,326Oi9 l'54SiOo
Entered a. the port sa7 le s05 1853 s6S75s27s