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New-York tribune., 1876-02-28
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROpEAN MARKET3

LIVERPOOL, reb 20--l23O p m-Cotton is quiet and IN
changed Middling Upands 6s,sd Middlng Orleans 1sd
sales 6OOO bales Including 900 bales for speculation and ex
Cotton 10 opened hrmer weaker sellers AZ last
clause shipped January (per SAID az 6 do do March ano
April delivery do do May and June delivery az
Cad do do aud July delivery at 6os also sales OF
the same at 6ssd sales Of MddnS UpAnds regular con-
uac. une AMI July delivery at CAD , ,,.,,, r,,o,
LIFRRIOOt. Feb. 26-l;30 m.-Saes OF Mlddlng Upann
Cotton Low Midlug clause shipped March and April per
said at6'3gd PORK 81 = bbL Bacon 33v c"t ior SnoI
Clear Middles.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 263 m.-Of the sales OF COTTON 10
day, LOO bales were American.
II'EkpOOi- Feb 26-3O % T. m.-COtton 10 arrive quiet
LoN1oN Feb. 2G-l230 p mIhe rate for money AZ & tne
STOCK Exchange Government securities Is 50 per cent
Un.ied states bonds, ls6js old i95 loSIs IOs Ne"
Fives. 1903 Ere Railway shares, 1873 do freforred 81
LONDON, Feb 2Gl:30 p m-Pari' advices quote rentes
90 francs 50 cenimcs. .
LOsnoN, Feb 2G-S p. m-Psrs advces quote Rentes at
6Jf. g5o.
LoSDoy. Feb 20 33Op. m.,1hc amount OF bullion gone
into the Bank Of England balance today t1OOOO he
fined Petroleum Ia 10 I'd. q gallon.
LoSrOS. Feb. 26f30 p m.-Pars adyices quote hehtes
G5f Zoe.
LONDON. Feb. 26-Eyening.- -Turpentinc 243 y cwt.
PAE Feb 2G.-ExChange on London, 2jf lJc Tor snort
sight
fRNSKtom. Feb. 2G-Unted states bonds. Now Fves'
iOlia
BFuIS Feb 2G-Te specie the Tmper al Bank Of Ger
many increased llIOO0 marks during the week ending
Thu sell
New-York tribune., 1876-02-28

that the cross bill Of the trustee could not be main
tanned. Illegal preference aud COLLISION Is also
charged and the loss of the franchise III ILLINOIS IS
claimed to be a consequence of sale under the de-
cree to the detrment of the security of the senior
mortgages. In behalf of the Equipment bonds
and stockholders, petitioners claim that they
have right to the settlement of the
question of conversion of the Equipment bonds
into bonds OF the First Consolidated Mortgage
before sale is decreed, and that the amount Of
mortgage lien upon the PROPERTY must be estab-
lished that the purchasers may know the incum-
brances. Also, tD"., the stockholders may know
whether thl' Iebt of 5000 900 is protected by the
proper. or not. The purchasing bOndholders deny
Up; right of the senior bondhOlders to obstruct or
delay the decree on tho grounds stated, and answer
that the stockholders have no rights i'll the case.
Their argument claims that the proceedings have
been legal throughout, and that the decree of the
Ohio Court puts their in the nature of res al
jadiodid the concurrence Of the other State courts
being only necessary as matter Of form. The
stockholders are of interested in the
Of the petitioners, and if they are admitted the
whole suit must be commenced dc moro Judge Davis
of the Illinois Circuit Court has taken the papers,
and his decision will be given after careful exami-
nation of the legal points involved.
At an adjourned meeting of the bondholders of
the New-OTlcans, Mobile and Texas Railroad Com
pany held at the Office Of Messrs Morton, Bliss &
Co. yesterday. it was unanimously agreed to organ
ize the New-Orleans and Texas Railroad Company
with share capital of $2,OOO,O0O. THIS Company
is to take over the road from the trustee who pur-
chased it for account Of the bondholders. Every
bondholdcr has the right to join the new company
and TO receive $3.50 in stock for each bond. The
following persons constitute the first Board of Direc
tors John b. Lafhtte, L. p Morton, Charles Moran,
George Jones, Henry Morgan, Oliver Ames second,
Thomas n. Hunt, J. f. Terry, William Meriens,
Joseph Seligman Bondholders desiring to join the
new organization can do by subscribing to the az
tices Of association.
The earnings of the st. Lous. Kansas City and
Northern Railroad Company for the third week in
February, 1876, are reported at SS9,073; same
week i'll February, 1875, S7l, 500; increase, S27,-
244 increase for three weeks in February, 1876,
over same time in 1875, $G7320 SO.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-28

corHmIA Feb 25.-Cotton nm MdtI,ns. II &c TeT 'tT
Mddhng lie Coed ordinary 10 tc weekly net receipts
BAtnNoai Fcb. 26-Cotton quiet; Middlng l29yc; Low
bales gross. 5O- bales exports cosstwl- 2vO bales sarS
80 bales. spnucrs 40 bales stock II l569 bales .,
rrldes. grades dull Midthug 81. Low Mldulne
Ilc. Good ordinary 9ic, receipts 3'J Oaes SAFES -oS
WnuIycr1v Feb 26.-Cotton quiet; Niddlng l2c; Low
Aid ng lie Good ordinary 9lc. net receipts ia bale.
exports Britain, $50 bales sales III bales soeA
'SGaf6iK Feb 26-Cotron dull. MGirng. l2c net
receipts 1910 bales exports coa't"sr IoO' DAes '"eH
GUVFsroS Fob 2G-Cotton dull Middnne. u sci Low
Mddnng. uisc. Good Ordinary lOc. net receipts ln-o
sale. / BIS bates stock - 99f bales. -
CryclS'Au. Fob 26 Cotton steaay MddnG - Low io"
Mdding. lie. Good Ordinary, ""c. receipts tV nsi's
shipments 3- bales sales. lS1 bales sphhcis Ivo Oac'
2,T,yHIn Fen 26 Cotton dull; Middlng l2sc Low
Midng 1875 Good Ordinary, 0'-c net receipts IL;
I1I,. ,lo,s $50 bales exports. o Great Britain 399l
bales the Continent l6O bales sales $50 bales STOCK
Louisville Feb DC cotton quiet Mddns l2dl2i-c
Niidug l2i-c Good Orlinary lOAci net receipts 3O5
NTvr'ii, itb 2G-totron quiet Middng 12cs receipts,
onos1oS Feb 26-Coiton quiet; Mddling. l2'.c; Low
gfo.s 7IS bales sales lO2 bales stock. 22269 bales
'CHiRLR-IoN. Feb 2G.-COtnn steadicr MiGnung l2c
500 bales exports t. the continent 2lxO bales st lOoO
O"l Or as Feb 2G Cotton Demand fair. Mddlinc
1gr low iiddlug lc Good ordinary Ole net receipts,
O28 bale, gross i9 bles eHuorts 10 France IDOL halts
coastwise. l,0ii bales saos' ooOO bales s'o'k 'olo
81 fotr, Feb 90 Cotton duh Mlddlng lec Low MID.
ding 10 Good ordinary H4ci receipts ~ Ga,s snip
ments. 1880 bales sales 100 bales stock, us 1a'S -
MOBILE Feb 2G.-Cotten irregular; hiddlng l2ee Low
Midi @Aiadugo o , gt"s col baies. exports coastwsc 200
bales sIles 2 800 bales. stock, neOl bae-.
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DOvFsrIc MARKETS

BuTFno. Feb. Receipts-Four $500 bbls.; wheat.
400 1g,h s,Pmen,s.5 2o9 nRs Whea 1920
5000 bush FoaT sttaiy sales 500 b6. Wheat inactive
quotations nominay unchanged Corn da aud heavy aes
PORK lln ~ 90 ~ Heavy Mess Lard quiet at l3'a
CHICAGO Fep 20 flour dur and unchanged. Wheat Iregu
No do. II o2it spot osHe, March y o2sG May; NO.
hgcr. So sled a -.c spot 4l7sc bid March is'sc.
IA APui tt'-. D5 May oai~ ~ N demand ana iP"gr
a, 5ic, spot 5Sc, Narcl 5oe May rye au and md saade
sacs At - 20 Pork-Dcmsnd active proes advanced at
soi ai si2 i0as IS spot sl2 90 Aprl. sl3asl3 %.
MAY. Bus Mrats IN good dem4ld and lover sh4alaGrs'
81 u6 Recept-S.OOo bbls Flour, 10000 bush. Wheat
100 bush iye shipments o0Obbs Flour 10000 bush
Wheat 10000 bush Corn, $4,000 bush oats, 10000 bush
CScyyAu. feb 20 Flour duh and nominal Wheat dul
AID dicorng at S5aiIc B,riey du aal ne9a9rsa. lys
dull At rert gni,, o"s n, 3,y 81 ee gI
lc BULK steady aud INN shoulders, . 35 clear
fayer HIiil tsI sc higher clear sides iii.f IL Ba,
ib 'ni Clear Sidos l2, a1d 70 w w lioss ul 9uGS
pr ,es ai Al % Butter steady and unchanged
MuwArksf feo 26-tio1r qnieL unchanged. TRGa' 2Ga
valAee ~ os, mali DO - 81 ~ 80 o5 DO Sash an ana
SO Com sioSIy 50 > isc oats IN fair demand lover
spring in store re March 764q sG No. do. 42Gi'c.
Rve nomuay st,aly. 80. 6ac Provisions quiet IN.
ibi- Fionr $4,000 bush Whrai. slipments-G 900 bbl-
Flour 80 q . bush wheat
arrIr rfA Clover seed 20 slowly AMI
rtnrrs g. The latter for choice Timothy anu
steady at lU- fuT Crude ana
lti.c for Refined FO1r-thOre r.rs firmly hrld, nut
pirt kinds can only uu low rates -S ~ 300 Dds,
rfinr -lpcrfn6 n ~ coast EKta AT si - * -, Wis
cons aud Minnesota Family a - 1880 - Penn-} ,ana
Insn, and Ohio tGf 81 % and IIiyh Grades 90 -
Fyr Flour - 750 az S19 corn Meal qm't at about
ty i0a - 20 fair request Pennsy wanna
rcd ~ sOE-l 81 Amber III al Gtl - western Red u %
. "a ADD Lie . 534tl - fur choice. kNe inactive
corn rather puet yellow. 5Bd6Oc; steamer % d5bc ana
-a 40 l,iJ M Oais uegiec Ell white. i4 147c Provisions
0Iue up. Mess Porf 81 20 1875 Bge Hams. 50 SOC
80 Sm6ked Hams. ljdlGc d0. shoulders, 9Adl0c.. do
-d,- l2Idl3'sc; pckled Hams ia i3c 90 sL1nldSTs
S7tH9 90 DO sides. llHal2ltc Lard l5'sdlic WHISKY
81 Western. Butter unchanged choice grades SSsIet
Nr NorE Bradford County Extras 80 d3Ic do DO rst
2s68ge Western Extras 2Sdoc do I1rss % a2oc Sc
-Natket firm. New Noik Fancy lic. do ftiile, - Va
IIi.c Western Fine l2hel3c. hggs hitn ant unchanged
81 LOUIS. Feb. 26. fOur gui, and weak; 'eiE niue 10
ne wheat ina,yc. easier No Red winter - - cash
No DO ~ 30 corn active, hrmrr. 80 = Mixed - q
500 cash 800, March flc, AIrl oata inactive. So 2
5r AL ed aud February no bid 5i.e Mdrth; 81 &C.
Apr. Barley dull unchanged Hye duil unchanked. lro
concessions would htNe % DO male 70
eject Of round lots only lonhng trade done WHISKY
dur unchanged - o. live Hogs dull aud lower YORK
er- = JOdt7 75 Packing = GjdsS lO Extra - 10 Cattle
duil unchanged httIe doing Necripts-iOOO bhls.
Flour 10 900 bush wheat $4,000 bush Corn p 900 bush
ast. bush barley loo bush rye SO hogs Z2o
cattle
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HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA Feb 20 sugar dull market unsettled prices
irregular Nos 10 10 II D. D. 5S,dGa reals IN gold per ~
roha. Nos 20 D. :. 1GS1 reals; Molasses sugars
No, 10 10 4l,dtA reals Concentrated sugars, far TO
good quality JLd3 reals Centrifugal sugars Nos IA TO
IL In boxes 8i9H7 do. IN hhds 1dIiI reas stOt.
in warehouse Havana and matanIas 100000 boxes ana
OF the week 10000 boxes aud lZJOO
b,Ss hpmsnts * the week 2l 500 and 500 hhds
including 700 1900 hhds TO the United states
Nola..es aue Bacon si3dSii Flour, go Boo $50
y bill ior American. Land, in kegs Slssii 90 = auiuih
DO ian quinal Potatoes 81 ass 90 Y DOL
Taliow s97ss2g y Qunt,. yellow wax, slt Y al.
roba Honey SIS reals " gallon onions ssIfdO y
nominal shocks hrner fo Bora 1853 reals besyy @ .S
reals arroba Chewing Tobacco S52 1861 qMnta corn
II dlI reals arroba. Hoops nrm tttlghs guy, anu
veal loading AT Havana the United states hid OF
Suaa ~ 1888; y hid. Of Molasses 81 2Sds2 ~ 10
Falmouth and orders loading port. on the North coast
ofCuba (onsde ports, hdd OF sugar s5 6OGsi MD oi
5OdS2 % Falmouth and otdefs s-s I'd a
g;s spanish Gold 81 %ad2I3 Exchange steady; on the
United states 90 days currency, discount snort
,ight do Gg discount: London, l. ll1l4 premium
New-York tribune., 1876-02-28
THE MARKETS.
Carefully reported for Taz TRln1N'l
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North RfDer Vssssis and R1,'ro1da
GENERAL MARKET REPORT

NVfNUAI, FrI 70, u 10
ASHES Nothing be said about this market; The
demands irregular and pricos nominal AZ o. Tor
Pots &c Pearls Stock the inspection warehouse Of
Joseph II. Feb 2j 1876 ls sort Pots llJ3 "a 10
LOG "a DO, Il condemned total 3lsi 1t s9rt Pearls
- "a DO. 81 Go. total 80 grand total 1864.
COFFEF-HO IN fair demand and firm AZ ltHlJc,
gold for ordinary prime oargoe and lG02Oc gold. FOR
lObbng sales ~ JOlO bag Leeds and 2OiO bags
ex private Mobile sales Of $500 bags
Marie grade, SC. New Orleans $500 bags
sod, mainly lots private terms The out OftOrn mar
kets quite hun. East aud West India Coffee hrn
with fair jObbug trade. Java 23G25c gold and Maraeabo
l7dl9C gold.
COTTON-The market on the spot dull and easier in
tone though TIC official quotations were not altered The
bales Of which n last evening including
2l export and 29 for home consumption. The receipts
ports 1Sl4 bales against lli2j bales this day
week ana l422 bales this day last year The nom
lpaI liull are
New-York tribune., 1876-02-28
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON RIVER
RAILROAD.


i o me Edtf0F or Ihc IFiOWnc'
SIR: In view of the recent investment or
speculative demand that has advanced the price Of New
York Central and Hudson River Railroad stock from about
1O5 to H. the suboned figures be OF interest 10 the
readers Of TIE TRIBUNE Since the Now-York and Ilar-
lem Railroad Wa leased by the Central and Hudson s
earnings except from the city ne have been included In
the reports the latter therefore in the following table
the earnings Of NewYork Central and Hudson River and
Harlem Railroads are all given together, for the years
before the consolidation the two former and the lease
Of the latter as well since each OF those events The
comparative earnings for the last ten years OF the three
New-York tribune., 1876-02-28

FLOUR AND MEAI-Thcre was no decided change IN the
Flour market The export demand quite light while he
obbng inquiry moderate and mainly 10 cover pressing
wants civ Mill ruled quiet at about previous quota
tons Unsound Flour du and rather pressed 1 sas
No sold slowly AT yesterday prices Alhne
sofa Extras steadily held, and In moderate iets.
sales 800 bbs including 1000 bDs 10" 1tses s 90
ern EIfra 10 $50 bbs. Supefnne AT ~ aUd- ~
800 bbs Medium Choice Western Extra AZ 20 ~
md l5OO bbIs CITY MIL EIta. manly within
the range of a. 7Od3G. The sae. were AZ g 21att
Tor 2 chiefly al IS 40asl 81 25ds4 % ioi Common y"
New-York tribune., 1876-02-28

The case of the Metropolitan National Bank and
others against the Toledo, Wabash and Western
Railroad Company, to obtain a concurrent decree OF
sale. was argued before the Circuit Court at Dan
vile. Ill, ON the 22d. The decree was opposed by
r. G.. Ingersoll, esq counsel for the petitioners
holders of Consolidated Mortgage, Lake Erie Wa
bash and st. Louis Mortgage and Equipment bonds
and stockholders The foreclosure parties were
represented by Gen. Magee Swayne and Judge b. r.
Ranney The petitioners ask to be made parties de-
fendant in the suit, first, on the ground that the
bonds upon which the original proceedings were
commenced were not owned by the paruos WHO
brought the suit. but were simply held by theh as
collateral, and that they must become actual OWL
ers before bringing suit second that the bonds
we're not due by the terms of the mortgage third,
New-York tribune., 1876-02-28

sUGARThe market for Raw qIset and more Oh res
depressed though without guotabe change ar 10 ZOO, ~
1nine was 1uoted s 7S47ss; Prime 1sc ana 'rn. iusa
sisd87sc sales 800 hhds Centrifugal At 49, "io hns a
French Island (las evening" az 7d1sc 0po mus hnu io
boxes 7a7Sc Refined was IN iAr demano 81
unchanged prices 49, -, %, eo ooo a. a., NJ,
gStso v n. for Good ~ Prime 81. -.-..,.. 10.
1EA-ThcIe some Improvement lh uaucI hhuuN d"
O prices Ot less ~ buyers a,"
WutSKl Kl-MEket unchanged sales. lyo vDL 81 81 ~
New-York tribune., 1876-02-28

For delivery there advance Of iec at one time
during the day but this afterward lost fair business
took place sales yesterday after p m-March 100 2ts
Aprl 200 lZts2c. 100 lZ3ec.. 100. 1915; May, 800
l$9yac 100, 1875 800 lS'a,G July 1000 lS'iS 500
total $500 bales First call to4AyMarch, 500 l2'lge
i8sscj August 900. y.c; to.ai 900 bales second
sales to-day up p. m-februmy, 500 l2ss March 600
isTei zoos i2iss,ci POO i2Fc; iPo 12i1,sei 200
l2ii flOO COO I25yg go i2r.e loS d i2i'ee
zoo s1c 800 Ssc 400 i3ssqc 500 Sc 800, l3Ss &c
iOJO -. LOO l3sazci 100 l3'se; 100, l3Sg2c 300
l9ic. June 100 l3asc 400, i5s.c; 800. 1885, 200.
iSiSsgc July. 100 iSissc 100 l3'c 600 iS,'se August
900 f3c IT, 100 bales; grand total % 100 bales
After Change the market was barely steady The follow
New-York tribune., 1876-02-28

y: o. BOYD TO in tter circular N this date report
There has been slight decfpas IN the production the Wee
and dsers eDcing 10 store their production
rather than 81. At the present Tow prices Alcohol tax paid has
during The week a. ow a. - % gallon Alcohol for export
unchanged without transactions uOminay at zoe
gaOr The following table shows the present daily prOduc
oh 0 dste spirits In the whole country compared with the
same time IN 1874 and 1870 also the daily production IN the
principal uighWlues producing fhe
New-York tribune., 1876-02-28

BOSTON Feb 26-rhe wOcl market renans qules without
important change prices nns grades of heeces are
request the sales Of Ohie snd Pennsyyanis fies's
besn I9s 900 ~ prices continue tO range from AoOs
for and Xxx 47dShc. for Medium snd No l. In Menssnt
aud Wisconsin FeeceS little has been done tns .A
Combing Feeces very little inquired foI and nearly AZ @
leading mill, are supplied ANAL lots OF Ielahe an
Compng ,ol a Is u ~ t0r Mashed sad s!0, oG VnAA~
New-York tribune., 1876-02-28
CATTLE MARKETS.

CHICAGO Feb. Cattle quiet and weak p Doc lower
except for best grades which are ,.eNy ana nrm
head sales Om ~ 10 - ~ chouy BOou al ft1
~ 90. shipments 5000 heal. -
Uoes dn aud unc hanged Receipts 900 head; shipments
SIIger steady with demand receipts 5000 head
I,pt,NAroll- Feb. 2G-HOGs unchanged receipts, 900
New-York tribune., 1876-02-28

linus II VIII be seen That Nhc Inc fectIp- Iiu Ta7-
sencers in 1875 were S35322l less thanin lsG6 the
cepts from freight were Si,5-l 9-6 and from other
sources 81 j-24 greater Thi, result has been accom-
pshcd by The following changes IN the volume of blSi
ness done, TO wit
Pasger Mileage. Tonnage hicagc
leC6. Si2,1lt02O -i4NI&hhit
1875 .......... 33s,g4868O 1.4OiOO&O-9
New-York tribune., 1876-02-28

Whole production. .22G.773 252.335 27f,Olj
Roeeps oi hghwines and alcohol for the week Col b
sales OF hshW aud alcohol for the week 450 bbls
New-York tribune., 1876-02-28
0REAT WESTERN STEAMSHIP LINE,

" NFWYORK TO BRISTOL (Eng)-DIRECr
passengers for London, carAr Newport
Gloucester. and an ports IN Bristol Channel.
sailing from Pier i. East River. -
CORNWALI. Stampcr. RDAY March 2J
GREAT WESTERN. Wiudham.-...
cabin Passage SO currency Excursion, $40; lnefme
date SO currency: $50 Prepaid steer
age Certificates 26 Drafts Il ana upward For freight
passage apply 10
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1larble ano Slate alantcls.
Ocean 5teamere.

4 MEXICAN LINE.
~ WEEKLY MAIL STEAMSHIP SERVICE between
PHILADELPHIA and LtNEkPQOL, calling az az EESs
TOWN, sailing every THURSDAY from Philadelphia and
sailing every WEDNESDAY from Liverpool The following
steamers are appointed To sail from Philadelphia: -
LORD CLIN E...... Mar CITY or BRISTOL Mar. 30
INDIA Mar. Is OHIO. PM d
ILLINOI ...........Nar - PLNNc1 lsA Az lAA4L IL
PRICE or PASSAGE ~ CtRhENch.
IN.-....... S7j 10 500 according q location.
Steerage Intermediate tickets 20 and from all points at
the Owest rates.
steamer. marked with a DO Intermediate
Passenger accommodations for All classes unsurpassed
Of freight and other ulUrmd apply %
PETER WRIGHT & SONS General Agents,
3OI Wanutstu Phade pha.
GEO. W COLTON. - BrDad.-t, NcT.loTk.
JOHN MCDONALD, Passenger Agent
place.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-28
cnrEEE MAHkEI-S-

RIO J.NEIRo Feb 25EIcIange on London Yesterday and
IN d.v mas been 25s Conee-GOod hTss has sold dulnR
ne sans trne At o6OOd6 $50 res 10 kios The market
hss beens animated with prices hrn.
sAxrOs 26-Ihe 'onee mark et yettelulJ ana 10 CAV
iuet and prices have been maDtased superior
Santo. JgaU0 d5H650 reis y 10 kiloa
New-York tribune., 1876-02-28
ldinc week of last year:
80. s.OOO f9,ssO.OO
The receipts for to-day were 1886, i52.

Government bonds were dull and generally lower,
prices for 1868 1s6ss and 104Os being at the low
sst OF the week the sales of the foreign bankers
Currency is declined to 127. We annex the latest
New-York tribune., 1876-02-28
Go Uhom il Alan Conrern

IMPORTATION WANTED of any of the
1 REL .TIVES OF SARAH GRAMMAR; anything con
orrnins them or their whereabouts Will be thankfully re
oeived Addressw O. care OF o. Box 743 Boson MASS
yI,O ADOpT-A GIRL one year and nine
months old good psrentage. AddIess A. w. Po'tVnee'
gss..ia New IsIssi.
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.n1NrISG cLorHs MARKEr.
wool. MAREET.

PEoyIpFSoE X L. Feb. 26-PrDtng Cloths market closed
he nrm,r AT Idt sc standard and extra oix6i
goods sales of the week, "a, 700 pieces
New-York tribune., 1876-02-28
NORTH GFRMAN LLOYD

~ STEAMSHIP LINZ BETWLEN NEM. YORK,
SOUTHAMPTON, AND BSENf,'. ,'.,,,.,>,
COMPANN'S PIER foot Of ShCOND->I l.. llOB0hEN,
HERMANN, sat. March WISER saturday. March - -
RATES OF PASSAGE from NEW YORK % SOUTuAMP-
TON, HAVRE OR BREMEN ., ,,
FIRST CABIN. 500 gold. SECOND CABIN, e1O goa.
STEERAGE $50 currency. l..,
Return Tickets reduced Prepaid eteeiaso Noiui
Gates, S32 currency.
For freight OF passage apply 10 ~. n ,,.,.- .-,.,
New-York tribune., 1876-02-28
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY FEBRUARY %, 1876

ana lot Of 10000 cansAa ssd sf ESQ caiora Wool SUI
$1,000 a 2os32c for sprins and 1tszSc for Fan and
steadily reduced
Pulled business Of the week has been quite mode
sales copsne 107U00 h. mostly Super and X, at
3o947o.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-28
NATIONAL LINE.
From Piers - and II, North River.
FOX LONDON DIRECT

From Piers - and Il, North River.
FOR LONDON DIRECT
SAT- RDAN. Nar 1, II =. m.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
ENGLAND. .............TIIt L k>DAN, Marth % a IN.
HELVETIA. A............ UkDAH, 8chll, ) p m
ITALY ............... ArTKDAN. Mcl ~, II d. m.
Cabin passage so and $40 currency Return tcAes AZ
reduced rates.
Srerage passage s26 currency. Prepaid eeagl tickets
gland. ireland an scotland al the lowest ates
Drafts issued from Il upward, at current prices.
-! " z. W. ]. III RNT. Manager.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-28
Total since Jan. /

The following is a comparative statement of the
exports of specie from the port of New-York to
foreign ports from Jan. to this date, for period
New-York tribune., 1876-02-28

This .b0ws an Increase Of 10 per cent total lali
Ties against an increase In annual receipts dncludng
"misce lancOus') OF about 20 per cent y
ketr- York, Feb. rs, 1879.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-28
TNNIAN LINE.

Royal Maj Steamers appointed 70 sail As follows
FOR QUEENsIOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CITY or NEW-1OKK-.-- CKDAf March atnoon.
CITY or BROOKLYN Att KDAA. March H. a p IN.
CITY OF MOSTREAI...sAT RDAY, March - AZ II a IN
CITY OF PARIS kDAG " Tcn % az D. M
cry CHESTER SAT RBAh. Ami ! q II q. IN.
ana each succeeding saturday, from Pier -. y. K.
RATES OF PASSAGE
CABIN, 500 $50, and 800. gold.
SIEERAGE SlS currency. Drafts issued az lowest iales
For and general business apply al tao C9ni-
Office No. ID Broadway For Steer3gc Passage az No.
5i broadway, or Pier IS, y. r. JOHN q. DALE. Agout
New-York tribune., 1876-02-28

State bonds were firm for plain 6s Of Missouri at
1O3, Alabama IS Of 1883 selling at 33A, and New
York State Bounty bonds at 1919, and lower for
District of Columbia 3G5s at 72l2.
In city bank stocks Park ~ sold at 1926; Bank
State of New-York 90 at 106, and PhGniX ls2l
at 90
Railroad bonds were active and strong, particu-
Jarly for the Western roads and Iacifcs.
The following shows the exports Exclusive Of spe-
Gle from the port of New-York 10 foreign ports for
the week ending Feb 22, and since the beginning of
the year: o
s7Gss s:S35Slss ss.S,5$9g s$$g
Total since Janl sl33A77oas ssif9222eo sa7i}l ssa
The following shows the imports of dry goods
and general merchandise at the port Of NewYork for
the week ending Feb. 20, aud since the beginning of
the year
Gss.1s, Gs a:rssad. '3 S5s5s 'a si5 'I}s5 's5
s.s. ;9S5S ;39555e3 sS5 Ss99 s353S5; i395Sf
Since Jan. .s6lOi5IOo s5GOooO47 &5257245
The following are the dry goods imports included
in the above for the same period;
sSo sy t 3, tgs @ bort s5'Ss25tiA ssiS5537 salS2s;
ThIown n market. 3OSs72j @,2OLOSO l,37Io61
hfoNn AiS at On Snf zs55iooi zso6S265 i75s
The exports Of specie for the week ending Feb. rs,
and since the beginning Of the year, were as fol-
lows:
Total for The xsss, ........... slSG9Sis 5SS9Ss5
Previously reported -'--'''- o'o'o,.o
Total since Jan. /. 1....-..............- S7OlS.o34
The following is q comparative statement of the
avrorts Of specie from the port of New-York TO
foreign ports from Jan. to this date, for period