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Decoration Day.

General j. II. Bates, Grand Marshal
4or Decoration Day, has appointed the
following Assistant Marsbals:
Gen. N. L. Anderson, Gen. H. G. Kenneth
EoI l.. M Dayton, Col Hunter Brooke,
Col. O. Joseph, Cod. w. Ii. Thurston,
Col. Spence (Newport), Capt. ii. C. Ward (Six-
Ensign +. g. Jobson, teentn us. Infantry.
Major Jacob Remley, Major Flamen Ball,
Capt. j. ii. Woodward. Capt Carl A. =. Adae,
Capt. Theo. james, Capt VIM Higdon,
can't. Frank. Jones, Capt Clarence Morris,
James Bindley, Major s. " Reid,
Frank. Harff, James Gunen.
Capt. Dig, William Dunn,
james Covert, W. II. shields,
Edward O'ConneF, j. NJ. Harper,
Henry Wielert, Daniel Finn,
N. Longworth, J. W. ONeIl.
Gen. e. Il. LaMotte, Col. G. A. W ithers.
The following order has been issued:
HEADQ'Rs FIRST BATTALION,
OHIO NATIONAL GUARD,
CINCINNATI, May Y, 1915.
General Orders No. 7s.
Pursuant to arrangements made, ana
In accordance with custom, the various
military organizations OF Cincinnati VIII
renort at the City Buildings at O'Clock
M Tuesday, May 30, 1875, In full
dresa uniform, armed and equipped, to
rarsicIpate In the ceremonies incident
L. the observance OF Decoration Day.
Tbis year being the thirteenth ami
xarsary OF the memorable campaigns OF
vicksburx and Gettysburg, and the Cen.
tennial year OF American independence,
4 is emInontly appropriate that the op-
,orsaaos 0f tbs gag Should % o. R2Es
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PROPOSALS.

GEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
IL o'clock NJ, Thursday. juno /, 1875, for laying
plank sidewalk on the North side Of ShIllitO
street from Main avenue to Beech street. in
accordance with resolution OF Council, adopt
ed March 2, 1876 FLAMEN BALL, Jr.,
myl9-ot, ~, ,28&jel Corporation Clerk.
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POOLS.
p O O l. s

ON Races at Cincinnati will be sold at the
EMPIRE, .iol W. Fifth street, the evening bs.
MONDAY, May a. Pools sold by WALSH 4
OWENS, Of Lexington.
Also, Pools sold on all Base ball games.
every evening, by J. w. CONNORTON q UO'
II. HOLLAND, proprietor OF the Empire, q
responsible for all Pools sold. ~ "
myl6-yt-16 ,20ETt
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-26

THE new Atlas Hotel, Philadelphia,
Pa, is conducted with special reference
to quiet and pleasant accommodations,
at small cost.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-26

THE Alaska Cleaner contains nothing
poisonous or anything that can not be
eaten with perfect safety.
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I'm BANKRUPTCY.

r EGAL-District Court Of the United
l States, Southern District Of Ohio. In bank
ruptcy. No. 1886. In the matter of Patrick II.
Msley, a bankrupt, The creditors Of said
bankrupt are notified that he has filed his pc
tition in this Court praying for final dis
charge from all his debts provable in bankrupt
cy under the laws Of the United States, and
said creditors are required to appear at q
No. East third street, Cincinnati, ON the
9th day of June, 1876, at l0'clock A. NJ, and
show cause, il any they have. why the prayer
Of said petition should not be granted.
Dated at Cincinnati, May 10, 1876.
.FLAMEN BALL.
myl2-9t,F Register in. Ban kruptcy.
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STOCK INVESTMENTS.
$50. 500. 5000, $500, 81, 900

ALEX. FHOTHINGHAM q CO.,
Bankers and Brokers, No. ~ Wall street, New
York, make for customers desirable invest
ments Of large or small amounts in stocks OF .
legitimate character, which frequently pay
from Ave TO thirty times the amount invested
every twenty days. Stocks bought and carried
as long as desired on deposit Of nve per cent
Circulars aud weekly reports sent trek- "
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The Fifth Annual Festival Of the
Turner's Of the Cincinnati District will
be held in this city June 8, 4 and 8.
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CENTENNIAL COMIC PICTOnfAI.-Ha-
~ mora Of the great show, profuscly iIiuslra-
any newsdealer. Take o look ut Il and lauxA
hundred yearss C,. v,yS5<H
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NERVOUS DEBILITY,

Nos. Cures. Cents.
i. Fevers, Congestion, Infammations, 25
2. Worms, Worm Fever, Worm Collie, 70
3. Crying-Colic, or Teething Of Infants, 2s
4. Diarrhoea, of Children or Adults, 25
s. Dysentery; Gripping, Bilious Collie, Is
6. ChOlera-Mosbus, Vomiting, IS
.. Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, -. 2s
9. Neuralgia, Toothache, Facesche, y
10. Dyspepsia, Bilious Stomach, 2s
IL. Whites, too Profuse Periods. -. y
Ia Group, Cough, Difficult Breathing, q
ID. Salt kheuin, Erysipelas, Eruptions, y
is. rheumatism, Rheumatic Pains, IS
10. Fever and Ague, Chill Fever, Agues, 50
II. Piles, blind or bleeding, 90
l8. OphthnImy, and Sore or Weak Eyes, 90
70. Catarrla, acute or GhroniS, influenza.
81. Asthma, oppressed Breathing, ~
%. Ear Disc linrgcs, impaired hearing, 90
as. scrofiIa. enlarged glands, sweiIings. 90 g
q General Dsb,.y fsys,ca, syrrst;ors weaxneAs' 80 %
2e. gea-Dickness, sickness from ridings %
az. Kidney Disease, Gravel, oo
as Nervous Debility, Seminal Weakness :.
or involuntary discharges, .ieo
81 81 sGiS Spisary % Wsskness, Setting thebed,. %
81. Painful Periodss with spasms, So So
81 Disease OF Henrts palpitations, etc.. 0o
81 EPiisPsey. sposms. a. VII uit1s oas Dsncs' n n
IS. Chronic COngcstions and Eruptons, DO
FAMILY CASES.
Cets tMoroccol with above 30 large visis and
Manual Of directions el0 90
Case Morocco, Of 20 large walls and Book, 90
n9-These remedies are sent by tho
ease or single box 20 any part OF the
country, noe or charge, On recctpe Of
prios. Address
Humphreys'
Homeopathic Medicine Co.,
Ofice and Depot, No. 500 BROADWAY, NEW xoxx.
For Bale BY all Drugeists.
des-1yFd-deg-lyw
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General J. II. Bates, Grand Marshal
4or Decoration Day, has appointed the
following Assistant Marsbals:
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DABTEs OF CINCINNATi-Awfni funny
- Comic Monthly, Y, y cts;. ~ any news staad.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-02-18
NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY l8

seted Rye neglected Barley heavy owor sales o. ten
t"o,ro~ed state, at zoe Toe six DO on prvate
terms Pork hrm. at s22 for heavy Lard hrm a.
A''ae- highwines nominally 81 90.
ToLxDo Feb. IT. 1875
Fiour steady with moderate demand Wheat quiet but
nrm no white Michigan, 81 2s5S. No white wabash,
10 ve 81 90 extra white Michigan 81 - amber Mchi-
gan 81 p; April 81 20, No do, 81 %; No red winter
reu AZ ~ Zo4 Corn inactive. high mixed. 46c.t May,
oOc no grade &c do Dayton aud Michigan 43c- Oats
qnict but steady NO 2, 36c; April 3sc Michigan, Soc
clover seed, 81 30 Hogs - So ReceiptslOO bbls four
ZOO bushels wheat. 1000 do Shipments3OO bills
nour. 900 bushels wheat 200 DO corn 1000 do
CHICAGO. Feb II, 1870.
Flour quiet and unchanged Wheat-Fair demand but at
lower rates. No. Chicago spring 81 OF spot; 81 OK
February, 9S3Sc. March. soc April No 3 do Sic a
Ne rejected 7Sc Corn very firm and holders ask
higher rates No. mixed 4lAc. 4lAc spot; 4ltc
bid March, 424c bid April Oats-Demand light but hold
firm: No. 2 81 Ac spot, SIC March Barley opened
firm closed dull and lower nc 6O1Se 6lc spot 625
February 62c March Rye quiet and weak 65tc 67c
Dressed hogs strong and higher at 80 IS 50 so PORK
strong and higher $21 % spot, vi so 81 s2A
March S2l 57H $2I GO April $2l S71a May Lard-De-
fair So 70 bid spot @2 S
a Sl2 s. March .Sl2 9Ts $l3 April Bulk meats-De-
mAud fair prices advanced shoulders sac snort
rib middes l1a1c short clear mddes he Whskey @ %
Receipts-Flour 1000 bills wheat, $500 DuheS' corn
5000 do oats, II 900 do; barley 1900 DO; rye coo
do. Shpmens-Flour, 5000 bbA wheat. 3Oyo oushels'
1900 do IL 900 do; barley, IOOo do rye
300 do. At the afternoon call OF the Board wheat rs
higher. Oats nominal Pork active and higher al VI %
cash; S2l 10 bid April. S2l 81 May. Lard DC higher
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT WAS DUIL-FUrUREs
WE'RE wEAK-FLoUR DULL-wHEAT DULL. AND
EoMINAL,-coBN DULL, BUT A SHADE FIRMEB-
OATS DULLr-PoRK FIRMER--LARD FIRMRR--
wHIsKEY DULL AND LowEB-PETRoLEUM
oUIEr-sPIRTrs TURPENTINK FIRMER-RosrN
F1BMER-ous QUIET-FREIGHTs INACTIVE
AND TAME-CoFFEE QUIKT--sUGAR STEADY.
THURSDAY, Feb. 17-6PM
The markets remainded quiet and with few excep-
tons prices we're nominaly unchanged. Flour was
dull Wheat dull, and in the absence Of transac
tions prices we're nominal Corn was dull, but a shade
nrmer Oats dull whiskey dull and lower Provis-
ions nrmer Freights quiet and tame. Cotton
was duh Coffee was quiet Oils quiet Petro
leum was quiet Naval stores nrmer throughout
Sugar steady
CoPYKz.-Market quiet all grades. We note sale
OF 1000 bags Rio, OK Patra, private terms. The
stock OF mild coffee in nrst hands is as follows Java
grass mats, 14007s; Singapore grass mats, 24s9;
Ceylon, 7743 bags; Maracaibo, 81 92l do Laguayra
200 do Jamaica, $50 DO ST. Domingo, $40 do Porto
Rico, LOLA do Nacassar, 1920 do Mexican. 114s
do savanilla, 1897 do. Total 47,15l bags, 14o0ss
mats Java and 249o Singapore. We have a copy Of
Messrs Wright Co.'S telegram dated Ro February To-
ments 1900 bags Loading, e5.Uo0 Stock at date
1876, 900 Average daily receipts. $500 bags Price,
itsse i5c fair do lie I6sfc; good do I05ic lie
prime do, 171Sc. 175lc santos. fair TO good 6Ac.
24c; do. grass mats 2sc 25c singapore, do Ice
2oc. Ceylon, isxc islSc.; Marscaibo, Ice 1s%e
lie a i5ssc Porto Rico lie q lac Costa Rca lie
isc Macassar lsc. gc Mexican lie q iSc. Manila
5S ls' As gee i'' S"S'Na lSc Se
coTTos~Ths market for .po, was dun Futures
closed veal. The closing prices to-day with
"Wednesday closing prices as olows-
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, Feb. IL. 1875.
Cotton quiet: mdding. 12Ac low midding, HE;
good ordinary, or Mes receipts 1909 bales gross do,
1923. Exporsfo Great Britain, ZOO to the CONT
nent 2256; coastwise 222 Sales 2,79. Stock Us 7e5
NKw ORLEANS, Feb II, 1876
Cotton Irregular and easier mlddling. IKE low mid
ding good ordinary exc Net receipts 1876 bales;
gross do. 7l94 Exports-fo Great Britain. 5O98i 20
France 85a3; the Continent. lB4S; coastuise. a3s
'"'''' MoBrLE Feb II, 1876
Cotton easier; middling. 12Ec. low mdaing; ne.
do ss2. Exports coastwse, 5eo. sales, $500 stock,
SAVANNAH Feb. II, 1876
Cotton du; middng i2i<c.; low miodlng Ike good
ordinary lO Net receipts, SIS bales gross do 30 TX
ports Great Britain, 20o4 Sales. 6Ou stock, IbOO2
CHARLKsroH Feb. II, 1870
Cotton dull and nominal; middling. l2fo low middling,
bales ExpornTo GREAT Britain. 5000; eoaStwise, 29S
stock. 52,45I.
WILMINGTON. n. O., Feb. IL. 1876.
81 411s- Tar quiet a. 81 20
Flour unchanged; sales OF 100 bblx Wheat quiet No
Milwaukee club 81 ~. No I white Michigan, 81 -
ira do Al So Corn lower sales % Western mixed
Al 65c Barley lower No. Canada offered ~ 81 o. No
Corn SO for bolted SIS for unbolted per Mill
ieedshoris SIC si7, shipstufa SIS $40; middngs,
SO So per ton.
BUFFALO, Feb II. 1875.
Recepts-Flour. 1000 bbls.i wheat, 5000 bushels
corn. $1,000 do. oats, 1000 do, barley. 400 do.
shpmentsFlour, 100 bills wheat. 5000 bushels.
a. OOO DATA 1900 do. Flour quiet steady sales Of
bhlA Wheat Gull. nominay unchanged Corn quiet
sales VI four cars new. $3.50 a3le on traek, Oa1s ncg
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sales were as follows Yesterday aer two o'clock M
March, 800 bales l3c. 300 at 10 l32c April i,'D
Isle May 600 At 10 l7-32c June. 800 at l5Ae July,
200 At 10 2932c Total SO bales To-Day pp 70 wv
o'clock r. M-February 2 800 l27Sc March, - ~ a..
re. 4SOo at ~ 332c 1000 AZ ~ l5-lde April, 80 :.
l3Ac.. 100 at 10 732c 400 l3lc-. ~ az 10
go az lse 2eoo AZ - 1899, 100 At - sloe ~ a.
ID SEC 300 l3 slice. May. 900 AZ l51gc, lSC AZ
IS 15s2c $500 at i3l,c. 700 at IS l5-S2e.; 200 ~
Is 7lec. 100 10 IS s2c 400 10 lice; June. 800
y 2is2c 800 is Illse; Jny 700 a. y q 3d. soc
700 nc l35sc; August, 200 Al lac 40 NJ 10 81 80
Total. 5000 bales Grand tobl, $500 paies;;
The receipts a. the ports were as follows -Galveston
bales: New Orleans. 1916; Mobile 43l; saw nnah, 3io
Charleston, S57; Wilmington. 346; Norfolk. POI; New
York 1913; Boston, 3!3 Philadelphia $40 Total lo4id
This day last week, 1888 This day last year. n2lo
Total since September 374 1885 bales Cotton reghts
closed follows 10 Havre by steam, &c Hamburg.
by steam, lc compressed Bremen by steam. le com
pressed by sail. lll6c TO Liverpool by steam. olod
by sail. I'd. Market nominal.
FLOUR GRAS.-Recepts-Flo IL $50 bills wheat.
l24oO bushels meal 7e bbls and 663 sacks oats
20O7O bushels: corn, 227o do. barley 5000 do bar
ley malt 2775 do. The -four market remained without de-
cided change. The sales including State. Western and
Southern embraced l. 900 bbs At prices within our range
Corn meal steady but quiet The sales were about 9o
bills and 800 sacks So so for Brandywine and ~ %
So IS for Western Jersey Pennsylvania yellow per DBL
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COMMISSION SALES OF BROKERS'
petition TO reduce the rates Of commission on the
Stock Exchange in circulation, of which the follow
ing is . copy
The rates Of commission shall be as follows One
quarter OF per cent the par value OF stocks
banks and other securities whom the transaction is
made for a regular investor and 116 OF per on
the par value Of all securities when the transaction
a speculative one. Ana no business shall be done
less than this latter rate for any person firms
members Of the Exchange or for any banking other
institutions.
One-eghth OF per cent on the par value Of all
securities when the transaction is not closed In
days
On all securities bought or sold for members OF the
Exchange the rates shall Lac per the par
value, except when a member merely buys and sells
for another aud substitutes his principal during the
business hours OF the day Of the transaction In which
case the commission shall DO 81 per 100 shares
On government securities the minimum rate to non
members shall 1-l6 70 per cent on the par value
Commissions shall De charged under all The circum-
stances on purchases and sales OF stocks bonds
other securities either for members OF the Exchange
or for other parties and any member violating this
article directly indirectly SHALL upon convection,
cease TO be a member OF the Stock Exchange and his
membership shall escheat 10 the Exchange Said mem
bershp shall however be subject TO the provisions Of
article IA the constitution regards claims Of mem
bers who are creditors Of such persona
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SMUGGLING AT QUARANTINE.

AT an early hour yesterday morning Custom House
Inspector Van Zandt received information that guam
ty OF cigars had taken from on board the Havana
steamship Crescent City while lying al Quarantine, in
a small boat The inspector continued his investiga-
tons and found that tho contraband cigars had been
brought to the ferry house Of the North shore Staten
Island ferry. and we're TO be called for. Mr. Van
zandt by virtue Of his ONCE called for them himself
and took them 10 the number Of several hundred to
the SEIZURE room at the Custom House, where ne de-
lvered them the keeping OF Mr. Noble. chief OF the
Seizure Department The seizure will be reported
day by Deputy Collector Phelps 20 the United States
District Attorney for condemnation.
No advances In salaries will be made at the Custom
House before the 2sth inst
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THE NJ. A. MITCHELL ESTATE.

The accounting in the matter Of tho estate of Maris
A. Mitchell OF Flushing, 1. l., before surroglts
Hayncr. at jamaica is not yet completed. Benjamin
c. Mitchell the executor, cited TO appear at an
adjourned meeting Thursday oflast week, but failed
TO do So and his counsel endeavored to effect com
promise by the payment OF certain sum OF money.
Counsel for the estate objected and insisted upon full
payment OF the alleged delinquency or the production OF
htchels body and the Surrogate granted the attach
ment The parties again met at the Surrogate's Office
Yesterday but the could not be proceeded with,
Mitchell was still absent the officers having been
able TO find him II understood that he had taken
refuge in New Jersey.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-02-18
PASSING A FORGED CHECK.

Superintendent waing received information yes.
terday afternoon that boy presented the grocery
store OF A. T Aloro. No. 82s Bowery, check on tho
Bulls Head Bank for t25. accompanied by note signed
Dr. Jared Linsley. Of No. p Lafayette place. asking
them 10 cash IL The check signed George n
HILL and was made out TO the order OF Jared I.lns-
IT," The difference IN the spelling OF Mr.. Linsey a
name nrst aroused suspicion. and Detective Reilly
took charge OF the case. He found the boy who had
the check cashed and questioned him closely. Tao
boy said that two strange men had asked him
the 70 Mr.. Aibro's store and had not gwen rR
an hing for his trnnhln
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-02-18
POST OFFICE NOTES.

Postmaster James reports that the ocean mails de-
spatchsd yesterday we're as follo~s-Ex Pommsrania.
600 letters and sxty-ninc bags OF newspapers ex
CITY Of New York $500 letters and throe bags OF pa
pers: ex GeneraI Barnes 577 and bag Of pa
pers ex Claribel 900 letters and bag OF papers.
Total 81 OCT letters and seventy four bags OF papers
The attention Of the custodian or the Post once
hpildipc he called to the that the north front %
the edice there several mantraps nearly twenty
feet In depth without guards screens, and that
nrominent citizen narrowly escaped death IN OF
them night before last Safeguards should be placed
the fnnfnadiafolv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-02-18
(Drexel Building):.

MILWAUKEE PAUL RAILWAY
The gross earnings of the Chicago, Milwaukee and ST
Paul Railroad Company for the second week in Febru-
airy compare with the previous years follows
1874 SLIGO 800; 1875, $74,eoo; 1875 sl25,oo 1875
over 1876 AGO. 1876 less than 1874, sS5 500 Tn
large loss Of 1875 from 1874 owing to the road being
badly blocked by during the whole month OF
February, 1875
POTTER LAW.
A despatch from Madison Wis, SAYS that the Vance
bill IS now in the hands OF the Senate Railroad Com
mttee which stands Ave favor OF the Potter repeal
and four including Potter himself, against The rail-
road men count from TO three majority in favor Of
the repeal Potter however thinks it will not have
majority as stands The Senate committee will dis
cuss the bill to-day, and warm time is expected Tho
principal amendments TO be considered are those re-
stricng passenger fares TO three cents per mile aud
prohibiting determinations.
PHILADELPHIA QUOTATIONS.
The following the Philadelphia stock quotations
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NOT THE FIRM.

No ~ BROAD STREET, NEW YORK, Feb. II, 1915.
To THE EDITOR HERALD
In tho HERALD of yesterday, under the head OF
"BusIncss Troubles" we End you report the adjourn
mentof the second meeting Of the creditors Of Fowler
Bros AS we believe we are the only firm Of Fowler
Bros this city. and have been In any business
trouble would be obliged by your correcting the ms
take. Yours truly, FOWLER BROS.
lThe announcement was made In the case of Fowler
Bros, No "a Wall street, on the authority Of tho
Register Of Bankruptcy.
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REAL ESTATE SALES.

At the Exchange yesterday, Adrian II. Muller sold
the two two story brick front houses, each 14x33
with plot 3lx75 known Nos 3s and 40 Oliver street.
between Madison and Oak Streets Dean o. Chamber.
lin for So, 800.
lot 23x78 O. No lbs Sixth avenue adjoining the south
east corner OF Tenth avenue, with alleyway feet in
rear to Tenth street, TO Thomas Mckee for SIS, 500
A. J. Blocker sold four lots, consisting OF plot OF
land 100 11x100, the Grand Boulevard. northwest
corner of Ninety eighth street, TO z. Wetmore for
q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-02-18

NEwARK'S PUBLIC DEBT.

special meeting OF the Board OF Trade Of the city of
Newark, y. j., was held Wednesday evening TO listen
the report Of committee appointed TO confer vita
the Water Board concerning an application 70 tho
Legislature for permission s25ooO0 worth %
bonds The committee presented a statement 81 INC
financial condition the Board showing dencency y
about $780, 900. IN exceedingly animated aeoaes
cnsued, aud II finally resolved that the bo~a pt
Trade soemniy protests against any further increase
the city debt The bonds nnw Askao "
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1885 1895 COOS 1919
1920 COOS 23.222 g20
81, $50 1870 1l3.247 2.f39
1897 5.SSl 1913 246
1883 1850 64.o5e 2,1o3
2e,sI7 s5,2ei ee,97s =
13.fi7 1886 I4l.676 578

ruary DO 1873 ........... 1851 29529 1880 1896
We quote Fair refining, INC NC good do, 7Ac =
re Cuba grocery fair 70 cnoce, shc s1c do, GEN.
tugal hhds and boxes, Nos to lS, &c SC do, mo-
lasses, hhds and boxes 6e re; Porto Rico refining
common 10 prime &c Sc DO, grocery iair to choice,
gle. S,se.; standard A. CSC. of A, ezc. crushed
iOAc; powdered. 1870: grannaied, iOse ioAc |;
sraEisESRecepts hhds and casks saos 100 tierces
at I3Isc. n i32{c., aud IS tierces at lac
T6iLow-keceipts, - hhds. and Ss4 bills The market
quiet and The sales were 5000 lbs a. 9ae
waIsKEr-Receipts 24s bbl. whskey I56 bbis high
wines dull and lower 100 bbs sold at 81 IL
81 II. closing at ~ IL.
FREeHTs-Bcrth room to Liverpool per weaker
prompt shipment but steady tor next weeks steamers
with fair call from grain shippers In any other little
was effected and unchanged The engagements
embrace TO Liverpool. steam. 5000 bushels grain,
per this weeks steamer at I'd I'D and 24OOO do, for
Shipment week Sd 90 lbs $50 packages provisions
~ Cd 35s To London by sail "a 90 bushels grain
3D. 5000 bblA oilcake ~ IS Sd To Bremen, by sail $50
hhd tobacco SIS Cd 900 bills shoe pegs and 300 do
-osin on private terms; so measurement goods
Cd. 10 Hamburg by steam, 100 bags coverseed az
3D. The charters comprised "A Norwegian bark from
Ireland with ZOO grain
3D. option OF Cork for orders ~ &c man bark, Je
hence 10 Antwerp Rotterdam, with 1900 b9s
fined petroleum at A l0sd, option Of Havre, 4s I'd
Norwegian bark from Phiiadepkia TO New Ross with 300
quarters grain AZ o. Cd quarter: British bark thence
Cork for orders With BIO quarters do az Is Cd
Italian bark thence 90 the United Kingdom direct with
$500 do AZ g. 3D., option OF Hour At s Id
Dbl Norwegian barks, reported from Baltimore 10
Cork orders Of 1000 and 500 quarters respectively
Cape HAy. with $50 bbs general ~ $1l5O, out
only hence 20 Port Paix With 5OO bills do ~ Toe
per Dbl British brig 325 TONS hence MontevidcO.
with general cargo on private terms
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Rio JAskIRo, Feb Ii, 1870.
The coffee market is unchanged
RIO JANEIRO, Feb rs, 1875.
The coffee market is animated aud prices are hrm Good
frss 500 $50 reis per kogrammes Exchange on
London the market Is quiet and unchAnged
prices mainained superior 5000 $3.50 refs per ten
kogrammes The daily receipts OF coffee ~ this
io Janero for the week have been 700 bags The
sales the week have been follows For Europe 1900
bags United States a 600 and for the Medter
ports, 900 The weeks shipments have been =
Europe the United States, 27OOO
The total stock on hand 2O $50 gs Freghts per SAIL
SANTOS Feb. 10. 1876.
The average daily receipts Of coffee for the week have
been 2 bags The sales OF the week have been tor
Europe bags; the United States 1000 do The
shipments the been 5000 bags. all to Europe
The stock on hand is lib 600 bags