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HA An old monk, as he felt himself
very fast approaching the grave, called
his fellowmonks into his cell and said,
Sweep the stone floor of my cell :
and they swept it. "Take the ashes
from the HEARTH" said he, "and make a
figure of cross of my length upon the
floor and they did it. Lift me-" he
said, from my pallet, and lay me upon
that Cross and they obeyed him
=" Shall we stretch your arms out upon
the cross?" "No,' said he; "God for
bid. l am not worthy" And leaning
toward his fast-closing lips, they heard
him say, My works and my labors
have sunk me like lead in the water,
but that which is beneath me now is
bouyant it lifts me; l rise, l rise
jesus" And so he died. A sight of
Jesus makes death easy.-Rev. T.
Sewall
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FACTS FOR FARMERs-A series of
experiments, instituted to test the aver
age loss in weight by drying, show that
corn loses one-fifth, and wheat one-four-
teenth by the process. From this state
ment, it appears that farmers will make
more by selling unshelled corn in the
Fall at 10 cents than the following Sum-
mer at 81 bushel and that wheat at
sl.32 in December is equal to $3.50 for
the same wheat in June following This
estimate is made on the basis of interest
at per cent, and takes no account of
loss from vermin The facts are note.
worthy.
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Notice to Creditors.

This is to give notice. that the subscriber, of Cecil
county hath obtained from the Orphans Court of said
county, letters Parliamentary on the personal estate
of GABRIEL MOORE.
late Of said county deceased All persons having claims
against the said deceased hereby warned to exhibit
the with the vouchers thereof duly authenticated
On or before the 18th day Of December. 1876:
they otherwise by law he excluded from all benefit
OF said estate All indebted TO said estate
requested t" make immediate payment the subscriber
Given under hand this 18th day of December, 1873
JOHN PERKINS JR..
Executor of Gabriel Moore, decd
Test-REUrES D. JAN.R Register.
dec IS lN15-Su
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pohila., vii. & Bait. Railroad.
Trains leave North East station as follows
(SundayS eyrenta1
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN.
Meetings Of County Commissioners.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY. OCT. 18th, 1s7;

TINE regular meetings Of the County Commissioner,
i will he held the second TUESDAY of every
month.
Persons having claims against the County will please
file the the Commissioner Office with n legal
voucher; as account will he allowed not propeTly
chargeahle 10 the same.
Collectors and others having accounts to be stated or
settled will apply 10 the Clerk during the recess of the
Board BY Order
l. +. VANARSDALR Clerk
Commissioners of Cecil County
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NOTICE.

The State County and Dog Taxes ri the 5th Election
District for the 1874 and 1875 remaining unpaid
after the LIST day of February, 1876 the denquens will
have to bear the consequences.
JAMES A. LAKELAND
Collector 9TH District for 1874 and 1875
Jan !. 1sT5-3w
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

A LOT AND DWELLING with COACH and IkA.sa
BLACKSMITH SHOPS, at Brick Meeting EM
House. good business stand ~
Inquire of ~
ELLEN s. MARTINDALK
Jan S, 1S16-3& Zion, Cecil county, Md.
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~ God sees hearts as we see faces.
George Herbert.
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FOR r. ENT.

The HOUSE on High sire t. occupied by Rev J. II
Sparks. Apply TO THuS. c. CROUCH,
Jsp j. lsis-D Main gtyeet, EIktop, ~.
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/ynAU

4 "AL.-
~ The Celebrated Baltimore Company Coal for Fam.
iiy U.s.. on hand snd for sslA p. SCOTT BRO.
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SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS.

Tn" School Commissioners Of Cecil comfy will meet
their Office. in Elktpn. for the transaction of current
School business. the SECOND TUESDAY of each
and every month. JOHN SQUlER,
May 9, ls74-E Secretary.
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BALTIMORE RAILROAD.


TRAINS Run AS FOLLOWS:
Leave Port Deposit, go, $50 and 90 AN, and 200
and 615 Pm.
Leave Perryville, 80, aU6 and lips AM and 426
and 100 pm.
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dec -, ls15-4w
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-28
THE BRITISH CORN TRADE.
LoxDoy. Nov. 27.-7Rc Mari Lane ETprc


I'm its weekly review OF the British corn trade says
The soedng wheat plant, In consequence % so far
favorable weather stiil preserves healthy appear
anca. There has been further spread of the potato
disease ireland The crop. thour doubtless suffering
from blight n districts has not the whole, boon
affected any alar ing extent Tho present aspect 81
trade appears sufficiently strong To- justify farmers IN
holding hack wheat long possible. A continuance
The mcager supplies OI homegrown grain, both iu
London and country kcts, indca'rF expectation 81
an advance. English wheat Oh Saturday al ,aacc1
shilling % shilngs per quarter o. = majority 0f
provincial markets but growers showed ltlc molina
lion to part oven at that Improvement, while n Mark
Lane the few SAMPLES offering on Monday fetched fully
previous prices. The local trade daring thr temporary
iul in political affairs has re2aaeG IL natural balance
healthy tone prevailing although business has not been
brisk; this however, scarcely be expected
arrivals from ports which ico-hOund during Winter
The weeks Imports have been thus sWclcd by humorous
arrivals Of Russian wheat while the quantity on rnssagc
hos also increased there being nov about 100000
Ouerters aioaf Shipments nom California account Tor
is increase The supply from a!i Other uaun sources
snow a dtminutiOn compared With the corresponding
iOd last year. The enormous crop on the racine slope
Ias been the single great exception 20 ihe general c OF
short harvest II the United Kingdom II IS ultimate
Vaccination apprehen future prices might be
instv entertained The Continental demand may relieve
covered its late depression advance Of about sxpeHoe
having been realized account OF the continental De
and Several caTgOes of the coast have been taken Tor
Couueat tai ports, especially Bremen, al higher prices
fban limited Kingdom buyers were az first willing Ia
nav. although they subsequently, had 10 allow me al
vance There have beeA few arrivals OF wheat cdfgOe5
nj ports of call and limited business at urn prices
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baltimore and Ohio. The first earnings have to go
y +ba tondholders The stock market to-day, while
,.snarally dull has shown weak and feverish Tone
5ho description Of the speculative position, as
s-,v.n by an old dealer in grain, seems 80
-, that we take the liberty Of printing it. lie
avs "Tis stuff il heating on these fellows hands,
III 70 keep it cool they every once in while try
=. turn it over bat the elevator is 50 full that 1t
sar,t be DONE" Lake Shore, as usual monopolized
-, third Of all the trade from 57657ls95O4.
SGob;con Central sold from 437s743ls- a squirt in
Fe carried its price from 9s to 1913 but IT closed
OF. with more offered Central and Hudson was
s..dy at 1921 for tho reason that real estate
p no one tried TO sell it. The St. Pauls yielded Il
Ia q. per cent on light transactions and the North
Tro.tsrns wore easier on the timidity of present
holders Rock Island dropped z per cent to 9sos
- tha frat sale and then remained steady at 9Sl20
oos, The coal shares were decidedly weaker on the
.h.npg of large portion of the short interest into
s.1,o,J oDtions The holders of these stocks may
-. forgotten the statements of THE TRIBUNE
ZEN coal was considerably higher than 1t is to-day
,rbe renort of the Delaware and Hudson Company
ta.lost year. based on coal at 81 rs per ton. and
: Drodnct Of 100000 tons, gave the company
90 20 ooo net after payment Of losses on leased
- AZ AN average of last sale, about SO per ton,
.,aro win evidently be deficiency to be made up
isro,n some source This calls to mind the remarks
Of the President of this company, made some mouths
since. when he said he could hardly conceive OF any
contingency in which tho earnings of the company
1opld not meet all It's obligations Has reduction
~ about 81 per ton and smaller production of coal
vet produced the unexpected contingency Western
ipion is disappointing its friends by showing an in
onation for lower prices in the face of the brilliant
settlement expected for its current three months
business. 1t sold to-day at 71Ss@71ae, and closed
without a rally Pacific Mail was dull and neg
loctsd at 247s024% Adams Express was off
0 Der cent, while the others were steady.
The general market closed weak without
recovery, showing changes from the final sales of
SATURDAY as follows: Declines-Central and Hud-
son and American Express, each Is; Hannibal and
81 Joseph. Northwest, Ohio and Miss and Pacific
Mail each "A; Northwest preferred and ST. Panl,
each 81, Chic, Bur. and Quincy, Rock Island, st.
psul pTeferred and Western Union, each y; Mich.
Central Is; Central of NewJersey, and Lake Shore,
each /; Union Pacific, 49, DEL, Lack. and Western
, 1ss; DEL and Hudson, Is. and Adams Express, 2.
Adsances-Erie d; Morris and Essex, 1; and C., c. c.
and Ind, 1s per cent. The following table shows the
RANGE OF TIE STOCK MARKET:
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COTTON MARKETS.

N,ouuv Nov 27.-Cotton strong; Mdding. II B0ll@c.;
Iog Middmg. Il &c. Good OIdihiy LOici het roceibts
G25l bales. expoGtl coast@1se, lO2f baes sales -OOO
iH.,SASySR Nov 27-Coiton nrm; Mddng 117ic. Low
Miiiug Ia. Good Ordinary l9'gc net receipts e5e88
bales! exports tho Channel 1913 bales ooastWlse OOo0
Ssics, saes 4 az bales; stock, . 1923 bales
WIlNsGTuS. Nov @7.-Coton nominGi hddinR lfc.;
Mddling, lO'8c; tOpd Orllhaif luAc net IcVelpts
the Continent 800 bales COastNist
vEsIy Nov 2T-tOtt0u steady Midhlins. IL lsc; Low
,tting Ijfr Good Ordinary l01c net receipts. 3,i62
raes; gross 1913 bales exports, 10 Great Bl3ia fOOO
bales The Channel Sd bales coast"lSe' oIo DaeS
MEuPHIs Nov 27.-Coton strong; Mddling. lie re-
cep ~ bales shipments 3S52 bales sales 1000 bales
9S,iSsATi NOV Election firm: Midiling. II Sc Low
Mlddng II se Good Ordinarily Loaf receipts Stg Peo
shipments, 1873 bales sales ~ Bales S'SfS 10
Low Midhng IL sc. Good Ordinary llei net receipts
SoRyotK Nov 21-CotiJn nnn Middlinc llee; net re,
cep 6OOi bass exports coastwise 4005 baes SAFES ooo
Olgs, Nov 27-Co,ton firm: buyers and sellers apart
IOGiOite; receipts 1896 bales; saiea ll3i bales ~,
BosTos Nov 27.-Coon quiet; hidd.ns l2se Low MD.
ding l,e Good Ordinary llci net receipts 3Z' DAies
gruss, 8 lSl bales stock 3Si2 bales. ,,,,. 49, -
eRAIfiyOy Nov 27.-Cotton hm; hledhnE II 7sc- Low
Zoo has gross 1895 bales exports eOastwise 45 bales
sales $50 bales splnners 40 bales stock 49, bales
LosHLLE nov Nv n active aud strong held
higher; Miding, II sc Low hiddng, &c COOL 0ui'
nary he net receipts 1856 baea gross iZosS osiss
exports Great Britain, l475 bales % FRANCE oSV'
SF LOUIS Nov Election higher; Mdding, lshi low
Mlddng tle Good ord nary receipts y 10 b pes
a. HRIysros Nov. 27-Cotion frnet Mddng ll7s9l2c
Low Middling aell SC; Geod ordinary 81 net re
552 bales exports 10 france zo4o OAoS oS -VV"
bales; stock, $4,000 baies.
PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.
PROVIDENCE 2I.-Prntng Cloths are quiet at last quo
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& e. s1 Is nS.g Con az Sa
dun 81 Fq1gktrs state firm g sc wnsa .,asS2
at Yo for wesierS. and los
Atlantic ports $4,000 BUSH Pacific ports 15Oo bush
from other sources 0e5O bush. Receipts OF Corn 54OOO
LiYERPooI, Nov 27l2so m-cOtton buoyant Md I'd
ba!e pciuSnS 6oo for Speculation ana export receipts
1900 bales Of which 800 were American futurss Isd
sd tpaRds, Low Mdding slaase January and February
Low MiddiiSs clause. February and March delivery
S T q tS SsS zane S At sslI nDanG Low Md
@ GaqSs April and May Gey nS S gP pa, Low
Upands Mddlng clause, new crop shipped November
ana s ana gas aw M GSa s' S
a cHS sw ST sS SHIPPED p s6
fssEaro5l Nov: III -BrosdstaG. arm. , Wheat
ne for Cub do and se&siol g! Rea Western Spring
Su sc G Ry % S SSn Low Low
Middins esass November and Descmbsr delivery eaSG;
gPA9ds Low llidi9g clause May and June dSysS
February sail easd OF tho sales to day. 1aOO bales we're
IEEsoo "a UgaqqSs cSttSp Low U. MIDI
Ga% aaSis ss January aHa
UpandS Low Midcing elsuse SHIPPED NoyeDeT Sne De
shipped December and January, sal. 6sisd s.,,uo,
ID SraI sy sbps priee Wpasds Low Middng
clause, and February delivery 6d UPlsnds Low
FFss4a III S hsass P:!TSS@RS 4
" gallon.
LIVERPOOL Nov 27-5 80 m-Upsnds Cotton, Low Md
ding clause March and April delivery, 6sagd -
LONDON. Nov. 27-l23d p. m.-Ere Railway shares 9ai
do. preftrred. 49,
L6xDos, Sow 27s m.-Paris adyiOea qaOtS 6Per cent
RenLe, at LOAF Toe for the account -
the Bank Of England balance to-day is f2oo
O0g.
money and the account Erie Hallway shares PIC Paris
advces quote cent keneS at lO4f or TIE ACCOUNT
LOSHOS. Nov 27-5 .. m-COnmOn ROsin 06Qtf.-
LONDON, NOy. 27-By enng-Celcutta linSeod 9J5Q0A
PARIS, Nov 27Exchangs on London 20L l4sc Tor short
sight -
BgaLrS, Nov 27-Evenng-The weekly statement o. the
Imnera Bank Of Germany shows an increase OF 44ooOO
marks.
AsTwEKP Nov. 27.-Petroleun, COZ for Fine Pale Amer
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The following table Of prices OF the prominent
.ooId and SILVER mining shares as received bv tee-
ssranh from San Francisco is furnished by William

Cable advioes report British c0nsoIs IN L0nd0n
higher AT g5Ilte United States bonds continuing
stsong at Saturdays prices Erie common declined
70 o. preferred closing at 16l9 The sum .i OF
RSDk of VnCIend ION BALANCE Paris dispatches
report per cent rentes up to 1O4.S7l2, sight OK
change on London being down to 25.4l2. Here ne
with a mercantile demand limited. Selling
rates were on the leases Of "a s1la0S4 50,
and "a s9L0$4 S32l; nominal rates belo%.
The gold market was dull, and sales trlhe
heavy, the cash gold costing /, 2, 3, a. and Big per
cent carrying time loans making at l. for carrying
for 80 10 60 days, and a for 80 days to months
The Assistant Treasurer to-day paid out IN com
interest $64 600 and IS 2O0in redemption of called
bonds. The days business at the Gold Exchange
Bank covered Gold cleared. So, 10000; g0id
balances 1898, 91S; currency balances. ~ ,OOv,3Io'
The principal gold quotations were as follows;
D.. l09l 1l:30 1924 3D.: 3...iC9s
We annex latest official QuOtatiOns of foreign eX-
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the latter for cOce Canada 2s and Western and State
LINED at II G2lc
RICE-There change any description and only q
srnan business DONE Carolina, 5xo6c louisiana, ia
sEEDS-Cloyer Seed very quiet 15L1l5s.o. limo.
thy du IL 81 90G$l 95 Calcutta Lnseed quiet at 81 05
gold.
Western at l0s.o. y 10.
SUGAR Refined quiet and easier at 13c FOX Crushed
l2s6l2lc for Powdered l29l2asc for Granulaed 1910
for Cut Loaf and l9lls7sc for A" Raw quiet and
and unchanged az 0s20e for Fr Good Rehnins l04c
for Prime and l0asell c for Centrifugal small lot Of
Neu-Orleans Refining sold sac
TALLOW-The market steady sales 10000 70 Prime
at Si2c. Y NJ.
WIlISkY-Market dull sales so bbs at
81 Os, and 80 bbls rumored sale at 81 O3s. gallon.
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THE MARKETS.
Ic,afefuiiy reported Tor rHs T1BUNH]
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
PR North RiVeT. PeSssis ant RG'To1ds.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
MONDAY. Nov. q. 1875.

MOSDAT NOV ", 1870
AsHES-here was only moderate business IN lai5 s
t Int quotations remained steady al 4'c ior fo's ah o'
for Pearls -. -. . -. n, ola pricee. no sales
t,anspired MaraoaibO still quoted az 100 Icc1 guI i
es and lava ~ 623c gold BIO quiet and ohans9l
opdinsry invoices l59fDl6c fair. l1teIeci soud 80
ysi prie 1875. 6i9c ali gold, and fair 10 good saDtos
i7IfG &c. COLA 6,l62 bags * Cy Of santiago SsaS
~, m ssok the OF Brazil NJ the United hte
ortS AZ ~ bags OF which 1884 here and ah4S h Da
,oere inc visible United states supply " OF va
market The spot was hru AZ Al M
i bnt there only moderate business aohe sySn 49,
,ea1et An Liverpool was bnoyanL The ses were z2l paes
oi which 400 saturday evening" incinbB lOtu
for EXPORT 695 Tor home eonsnn tion ana zyO i S
s "a die above sales 100 bales are 20 arrive oup Daes
were delivered contracts he Teceipts nv S md az
ia baes thls week lasl year tta sinee sept -
~ 49, a,trst lg2 Oh bales daring he same Deod last
this year far being 2lb.5e3 bales Inc
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Nnautial.


MANUFACTURES AND MERcBAErs BANK,l
561 broadway, Nov. "a, 1873. )
A L THE ANNUAL MEETING of the Stock
holders Of this Bank the following named persons were
WILLIAM X. THORN,
Director and Member Of the Executive Committee OF the
Western Union Telegraph Company.
JOSEPH Ii. BROWN,
Of Brown Wright Co.. importers Of cloths and talors goods
$40 Broadway.
p. G. CALHOUN,
President Fourth National Bank.
II. BLYDENBURGH,
Eat0 President Nassau Bank
WIN. II. LYON,
OF VIM H. Lyon Co, importers Wholesale notions 4e3
Broadway.
D. J. SPRACUE
Of SpragHe McklllOp q Co, 100 Wcrth-sL
+. BIANCHI
strauss Banchi Co. importers Of flowers and feathers
647 Broadway.
JOHN s. HULIN,
sfationer and blank bOOks 440 Broadway
NATHANIEL WHEEL r.
Wheeler 4 Wilson Misunderstanding Company 20 Union
ALEXANDER MASTERTON,
late President
J. s. STEARNS,
Attorney, "a broadway.
WM. II. BOVINE,
Treasurer of Westehester Fire Insurance Company,
l4l Broadway.
JOSEPH FOOL
President
At subsequent meeting Of the Directors Alex Mastertou
having declined reelection Joseph Pool elected Pres
dent.
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IU........-lO9lf 1l:3O lOJ4 10 .'''ItVo
We annex latest oficial quotations Of foreign ex-

Inc the money market worked shlOothly t9-lay, anu
While the banks are charging per cent Tor tempo
rary loans the street rates are lower, say 1882,
With later exceptions at 4z0J. Discounts remain
hominally 506 for best paper but with more DONG
81 aud under 5 per cent. Exchange at hew-1ork
remains without change at Southern points and IN
Cincinnati but has fallen decidedly IN the other
sFSt Western markets The United states Treas
efer AZ Washington received to-day $SOO,OOO ma
honal bank notes for redemption. The customs re-
sspts 800 COO aud internal revenue receipts,
100000. The following is the Ciearln -honse
a,aSs,tmeH to-day: Currency exchanges % lOl9,-
changes, $40, 2S6, 1902; gold balances, Sl,672 16S.
There was an active business IN the United States
9,seds to-day, registered skies Of lesl selling at
9-zos OF 1895, new st 1928; coupon 6-2Os Of 1857
ll57sQll57s coupon 5-2Os Of 1868 at 1l1l2;
coupon new hyes at 1924 coupon 10-4Os at H4A,
Were:
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pose, the principal provisions of which are as fol

lows:
l. The District shall be governed by three commission
ers shall report annually Congress, through the
Secretary OF the Treasury the amount necessary to meet
the accTuing indebtedness and deffay expenses.
q Congress shall appropriate 40 per cent and go per
cent sha be raised by taxation. The rate OF taxes IL
sOnal property.
8 That hereafter the interest the 1855 District OF
Columbia bonds shall be paid by the Secretary OF tho
Treasury and charged against the 40 per cent appropra
ton.
The following were the current quotations for
State bonds:
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December 2OO i2sc 2OOO l27sscj January 1900 l2c;
400 l2iiasc February LOO 12fsc March 400 12aSzci
april 400 1s92,sc 200 5c NAY 100 ISG SSC
cember 100, llsc March 1O0 i2ISlsc; total 200 bales
total 200 bales Third Februa 800 12iose Jg9e go
sales today up TO p. m: November loo. l2l4c, H.
2Sth December 500 T2SIscj 1900 l2Isec; 2oo l2Sasc
500 l2e LOO l2S, 100 i l2i'sye s FEB
100 l2soi 500 2flssc coo l2ise March, l,Soe i2seci
200 l2sc 400 i2sse April 800 i2sase loo l2 ie
100 1856 200. lssa,e August Zoo H$2c total, 400
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N Ntate bonds the only ueaIlnRs Wcre IN Iennes-
sees old 81 900 at 44lf and District Of Columbia
gown TO 651s. 10 the helles of the latter il may
De Of interest to know that the last Congress APP
pointed special committee 10 devise and report a
tof,n OF government for the District OF Columbia,
and that the said COMMITTEES appointed . sa6-oOm.
sLtse Huanan. who have agreed upon bill to pro-
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Tie grnss earnings Of the MissOufi, Kansas AVID
Texas Railway for third week in November were
lS70......S7 0OS9 sos, ~ Inc .. = co.
The St. LOUIS, Kansas City and Northern Railway
Company's estimated earnings for the third week Of
November were:
1876. S76G3S 80 l675-. SGOdl0 81 Slt2Z1 ~
Jan. ! ~ Nov. %: -- .
1876 $40 SIS II 1s75s23l2 sG3 27 Inc sloo725 II
The Continental Bank on Dec. viii pay SO on
each COUPON due on that date of the certificates OF
the receiver of the II. Louis and SOUTHEASTERN
Tennessee divisionl Railroad Company.
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

LryEErooI Nov. dn a. ~ Ma'H,b
steady al 45; Long Clear dn at tM6 short Clear ai ~
44g Hans-IOng Cut dull az DO 5hoalners nun ~
PIN Prime Mes dull al $751; Lard-Prime western eau
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Ia city bank stocks Metropolitan 1O) sold at 1874
and American Exchange l50l at JOG. The current
quotations were IS follows:
OnerA. Asked.

There was q weli-distribnted business in the rail
way mortgages and prices were variable. The Toledo
and Wabash issues were higher, with frsts up TO
101 Sc. Paul sinking funds rising TO 81. Central
New-Jersey cOnsOls were SOLE, and convertibles
steady ut 70, Lehigh and Wilkesbarre cons0ls in
dOrsed, being up to o.. Tho Pacics were lower.
The Following wore the current qnotatiOns:
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VO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
L. TOLEDO. WABASH AND WESTERN RAILWAY

According 10 made between the gold mort
bodh0des and representatives OF the stockholders
opposition confirmation the sale Of the road made
Toledo June 10 last. has been withdrawn.
The condition Of this withdrawal Is that stockholders ~
the Old shall the right 10 subscribe for stock
Of the corporation be oanized at the rate Of $40
share payable insaEents OF ~ share 1t inter-
walls u three months commencing Feb 1871 with Interest
from Nov. J, 1876.
nent pad on and cancelled, and the company
will be relieved of the leased lnes-
Subscriptions whch will be received by the Purehasng
No - Wian-st must be made within thirty
date the stockholders will forfeit the night
Ia take the stock.
Protective Committee, having fully discharged
the cOnde TO IT, COngraiuatS the stOckh0eTs upon
termination Of tedious and expensive law
suit earnestly advises them 70 ayan OF the option thus
secured
particulars Of the reorganization will be made known
early date and meantime further Information can %
obtained OF the Purchasing Committee &c me oce NO. OF
Wiham-SL
o. d. ASHLEY, Chairman.
Nay Work Nov 1874
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-28
HAVANA MARKETS.
nOMESTIC MARKET3.

HAVANA rov 27-Spanish- Geld, 22l se222 Exchange
easier, but quOtaOly lower sugar quiet but firm