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Receipts Of Produce.

ARKAPOLIS-Psr steamer Frank Patgoud--7o
bales cotton Richardson & May -46 Jno Chaffe Il
Sons-19 Meyer Weis &co---17 Jno Phelps &co-16
L Harris &co-16 MeG ehce, Snowden 81 Violett--15
Beadles Wood &co-14 Lehman Abraham &eo--H
Craig & Hogan-14 FL T. Newman-l4 T Alrey T.
Claiborne 6co-10 Graham, Black &oo-10 Blakemore
Geo-9 Gumbel-9 Jno Hardie Coos Schmidt &
Zeigler--s Stewart Bros &co--7 Cbas Gallagher. 5
orders awyn Dyer-b B Newman &c0-4 NJ M
Greenwood &co--4 John Noble Levi Aco--4
Jurey Gillis-2 L Stewart-2 Temple s Coons a.
co.. Walden Hawkins &co---1 Chaffe Hamilton
POWELL Clapp Bros &oo--565 sacks cotton seed o
Cotton Seed Assoca ionsundries to order-Iotal 3s9
bales cotton SOS sacks cotton seed
TEESAS AND BAYOU MACON Per steamer
Tensas--27 bales cotton Jurey e. Giis- ID ) y New
man eco 10 w A Peale-13 Payne, Kennedy &co-S
Peet Yale Bowling--t1 G Kansler---3 Graham,
Black &co1 Buckner &oo-2 L Airey &co--3 II Al
lison &co-1 G l. Walmsley &co--i Lehman, Abra-
ham &c0-3 Meyer, Weis &c0-f w Burbrid q eco
- Richard Flower &co--3 Capp Bros &co---6 W G
Black Gco---4s6 sacks cotton seed N o Cotton Seed
Association-sundries to order-Total Ia bales cot
ton 1856 sacks cotton seed
LOWER COASI-Per steamer Emma- 99 bbls
nolasses John Dymond I'D bales moss Odell
Wrght-sundries 70 order
LOWER COAST-Per steamer Isabel--5 hhds
sugar 81 bbls molasses Bush & Levert--sundries to
order
SHREvEPORT-Per steamer Maria Louise-469
bales cotton r L Airey &eo-350 IL X Ri Co
2l6 8 B Stssrs--5l L Walmsley Aco--35 Meyer.
Burbridge Gco--21 Buckner q Bro--z0 Jno
Phelps kco--A Lehman, Abraham &co--12 g w
6suten &co-1O Richardson Msy--6 Payne. Ken
notlv Aco--e o ThgmAe kco--8 3 w Rawliue-4
6J .HAx1iDom & kca-3 tno Chade & -2 Clapp
Hos 80 Il klIiegA 80 - Aliens scherck Y
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STEAMBOATS,.

STEAMBOATS,.
Cotton Valley Carlton, from Camden
Maria Louise Binker, from Shreveport
Tensas, Cooley. frem Tensas and Bayou Macon
Emma, Canton, from Lower Coast
Isabel O'Pry, from Lower Coast
Frank Psrgoud, White from Annapolis
Mary Houston, Miller from Cincinnati
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Bark Ellen, Hutton. .-......-..........-c old Feb II
Bari Hawthorn. Mason. sid Feb IA
BARK BFaAt0 Petersen. sid Mar
Bark Fedee.Speranzs, DAste. .......... eld Mar 10
Bark Sansone, Cappor. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Feb II
LONDON.
Bark Herald, kT0g. sid Feb 10
YARMOUTH
Bark DesG Dubrovaoki, Drobaz. ......-. sid Feb II
LIMERICK.
Bark Posodon, Beck. -..--.--..---....--..sld Feb
HAvRB.
Ship Pleiades, Chase. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Mar
Ship Kentnekian, MoseIev. ..-....-...- sid Feb IS
Ship Nina Sheldon, Sheldon. .....,..... sid Feb /
Bark John L Hasbroueh. Cobb. ......sl sid Mar Q
nARsRrLLEs.
Brig Prima Cardone. sid Jan 20
BoRDKAUx.
Bark Hum boldt, Dsssarget. Mar II
Bark Comtesss Duchate Dupont. -..-.-. sid Mar II
CHERBouRG.
Bark Chas Baker, Bronn.. sid Jan 70
Bark Ottus Fack. .......-.-.--..-..-.--.sl sid Mar
BREMERHAvEN.
Ship Constantia Kuhken- bid Mar 9
Ship Hermann, Rombaoh ..--...--......-.sdM Mar 3
TExBL
Ship Magnolia, Young SID MAT .
Bark Alhambra and Marie. sid Dec IL
FAYA14
Bark Pamlioo, Hayde ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Feb
BARCELONA.
Bark CANA, Masusssn .................,sld Dec 10
GENOA.
Brig Alice Ada, Wimet.- Dec
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Below Coming Up.

Ship Arturus. Rearden 10 days from Liverpool, II
MASTER
Ship j A Thompson, Thompson, 40 days from Liver
pool, to Ocean Zersga &co-
Schr Gertrude Howes Cefalu, days from Ruatsn, Il
ID Cefau &co-
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Under an active demand State Oonsols were
per cent higher, closing at 65D6514.
Premium Bonds were stronger, closing at 3214
@32L1<.
Nicnolls Police Certificates were quoted at %
01gl for February and 5000 for March.
Per Uiem Warrants continued to rule at 1870
H01L
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Arrived.

Sehr G Holden, Lyman, days from Ruatan, to s
Oteri Bro-Pio Tier
Schr Fiske, Turner, days from Rustan, to Writ
Adams-Pio Tier
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Exports.

NEW YORK-Per steamship New Oresns--1120
bales cotton 140 ties lard $40 empty bbs 100 udse
pENSACOLA-Per steamer Amite--500 sacks
corn 100 sacks oats 100 sacks bran Is bales hay 10 tics
lard hhds sugar 20 bbs whisky 200 bbs -four rs SKIS
coffee casks bacon It's pkgs mdse
NEW YOKK-Per steamship Morgan CitY-11s7
bales cotton 1856 bales wool and hair 025 bales hides
1864 bdy do 1888 dry do as bbls taow 40 hhds bone
black 1853 pkgs brandy IS bales moss 80 pkgs mdss
5000 in specie 122 bbs mossses $50 bbls oil 200 bbls
beef e4e
PENSACOLA-Per steamship Lizzie-i700 sacks
corn $50 sacks oats 100 sacks bran 1875 bbs -four 90
bbls pork II cks meat 442 pkgs sundri.s
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MARINE NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT,
April IL, 1877.
Cleared Yesterday.

Steamship New Orleans Dearborn, for New York
A Moulton
Steamship Morgan City, Read. for New York
G A whitney Geo
Steamer Amte Boyle for Pensacola G NJ So1ia
Steamship Lizzie, Felsher, for Pensacola Master
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A. p. Trousdale. master. Theo. John, clerk,
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
HITE d OARLIN,
ja23 Tchoupitoulas street.
P.s -Connects closely with steamer Minnie
for Bayou de Glaize Also gives through bills
lading to Bayou Boeuf.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-12
OPELOUgAs.

REGULAR OPELOuSAB PACKET.
Leaves every SATURDAY at s p. m.
FOR WASHINGTON, OpELOU-
nHA6 klsas, Port Barre. Simmsport Church,
willie. and all landings on The Coast,
Atchafalaya river and Bayou Courtableau--The
new and light draft passenger steamer
The New York herald., 1877-12-25
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Hcnry.C. Rogers and Thomas Rogers, dealers In lsh
In Fulton Market, who failed April with liabinles
amounting to sos 900, mado application yesterday TO
Register Littlo for their discharge from bankruptcy
and thoro being opposition the part Of tho cred
itors their petition will DO granted.
Isauo Cohen, dealer In dry goods at No 3S3x Grand
street. who made assignment last week, has iabi-
ties amounting to $s, ,os7, while his real assets are
valued at s6,49l.
Mr. Abraham Backer. the assignee OF Greenebau urn
Brothers Co, bankers, at No IS Wall street, Is still
al wcrk making an Investigation OF the aairs OF the
hrn. The schedules OF assets and liabilities have not
yct been mpetcd, but he expects to have thcm
sbod bo.efe The close OF the year He estimates the
total Liabilities at about 32s00 000. bat canno, yet state
with inc value oil tho assets Mr. David
- Grecnebsum, the head OF the New York house. isus
present Ia Chicago ou business connected with their
failure.
Tho assignee Of Adam Keim, dealer IN wines. nj
No. 70 Bowery, reports that the liabilities amount 10
TO S3n OVJ ana the real assets placed at SsobO.
Al the Exchange, No. Ill Broadway. scott Meyers
sold by order OF the assignee all the uncollcctcd
claims. book accounts &c, assigned by John ID.
Heisscnbnttcl, a bankrupt coal broker IN Trinity
Building, for tho bcncnt OF creditors, representing
So, 1855, Tor the sum OF $40.
rho assignments Of George q. Ncwcomb to John
Hanna, aud OF Brazil X. Martin TO Jacob Martin,
were ned In tho County Cort's office.
The New York herald., 1877-12-25
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
The Stock Market Dull, but
Very Strong.
GOLD STEADY AT l02 3-4.
Government Bonds Lower. States and
Railroads Dull.
Money on Call Easy at 9 a z
GOLD STEADY AT lO2 3-4.
States and
Money on Call Easy at 9 a 2
Per Cent.
WALL STREET,

MONDAY Dec 2&-s p. M
Stock BROKERS q class have mad to swallow many
bitter pill during the year in the shape OF poor
business and scanty. earnings, but they have taken
their medicine without qunlm, and have lost
appetite tor bit OF fun when IL IN their way.
Christmas Eve, from years back, has bcen recognized
an exceptional day upon the Stock Exchange and
upon which the ordnar rules of decorum might
be laid aside and mild Saturnaa be INDUCED In
without fear OF official pains and penalties. Advan-
tage taken to-day OF tins recognized laxy to
the traditional hilarty and TO afford many lean
broker chance to grow fas out OF tho
adipose qualities supplied oy hearty laugh
OF course, trade suffered (such there OF i.,
but Tor thsone day Of the year, at least It voted
that business bore and might 60 Pluto II SO
minded, without inquistlve inquiries to whether
II had left 2. P. @. not Tho average broker Is
strong upon tho subject Of pGne circense but par
cuary upon the circenses the saG of life easily
obtained in the shape oil ''od rye" in the Immediate
neighborhood whilo the circus Is nomadic ransitory
and uncertain. II s not be wondered at, therefore,
that the Board improved the sacrifice busi-
ness to pleasure by induglng in horse play for
hour or TWO and then TO adjourn at o'clock until
Wednesday next at eleven. When chance offered
the chronic Coatermongors Of the Board dealt,
after a moderate fashion, IN Lake Shore.
Western Union and ST. Paul preferred,
under the circumstances and advanced upon opening
prices Tho story rife that Mr. Vanderbilt, hav-
Ing divested himself Of Lake Shore. investing
himself in Western Union, and there were certainly
evidences Of a support strong enough to carry tho
latter to Tx and keep 1t within u per cent Of this
point the close. Lake Shore to 605s in defiance
OF its unsatisfactory report, and the fact that the
Western country roads have reIapscd into the coni
.ion which Shakespeare illustrates as
Muddy, i'll seeming. thick, bereft OF beauty
Mr. Morgan and MIR. Keene. however, may be
possessed OF drying qualities sufficient obviate the
difficulty. ST. Paul preferred was strong. ana ad-
vanced from talk about a'dividend. and the
remainder Of tho market remained duh and neglected
because there talk about II a. all. To sum up
The days business restricted about one hours
actual work. and that without other features
Than those recorded.
OPENING PRICES.
The opening prices to-day were:-New York Central
1854; Eric. So; Lake Shore, 5o,I; Wabash. 14X;
Northwestern, S4ss Rock Island, 100; Milwaukee
St Paul, 355l; do. preferred. M; Delaware Lack
awanna and Western, 501s; Delaware and Hudson
Canal 50Js; Michigan Central. 81; Illinsis Central
1874; Union Pacific. ex-dividend, 64X; Ohio and Mis-
sissippi, s,l; Western Union, 70; Pacific Mail, %;
United States Express, As.
CLOSING oUor ArIoNs.
The New York herald., 1877-12-25

Tho highest and lowest prices and number OF shares
THE MONEY MARKET.

THE MONEY MARKET.
The money market was easy, money call lending
att per cent with tho last loan at per cent
Prime commercial paper sold at a per cont. The
rates Of exchange at the aforementioned places on
New York were:--savannah, buying x discount,
selling Il discount; Cincinnati quiet, light demand
100 discount par; Charleston easier, n LIS DIS
count j. par; New Orleans, commercial 7.16, bank
bio; ST. Louis, $50 discount; Chicago, par; Mil
waukee, par. Foreign exchange was firm, with nom-
inai quotations at4 and 4Sek.
THE GOLD MARKET.
The following were tho quotations OF gold at the
times specified 10, 1o24 1915, l02k 1880, 1o2%
1o45. 1O2a; IL. 1O21; Ills, 1924; IL 80, 1929
II :i5, 1o2s4 II, 1o2&; 1915, lo24; 1880, 1929
l2:45, 1924; l, 1924
THE FOREIGN MARKET
London advces report consols steady while Ameri.
can government bonds are u a u lower Erie CON.
mon declined u and the preferred u, Illinois Central
advanced a, While New Jersey Central declined u.
The Bank OF England gained 9221, 900 in bullion on
balance day. Rcntes in Paris sold at 1os oc. Bar
silver was quoted al bI16d. per Tho closing
prices In London werc:-Consos for money aud ac
count, IA a94 new ~ per cent bonds, 1O3S 103si
tve-twcnty bonds OF 1867, 1865 lo5%; ten-forty
bonds 1919 1918; nvcs OF 1881, lo5s; Erie com
mon, Sla assS do preferred, %; New York Central,
1861; Illinois Central TAX.
BONDS.
State bonds wcro dul Georgia sevcps, new, selling
at 1oS Louisiana sevcns az 81 and Tenncssees at 3S
a3Sls
GovEEyNRNr BONDS
Government bonds wcrc lowor on tho adviccs from
London, tho following Ueiug the quotations United
States sixcs registered, 1881, lo66 1o6& do do,
coupon, 10osl ITO; do. Gve-lwentics, 1886, regis
tered new, l02A lo25s; do. do, do, coupon, 1861
lo6 40 DO, 1867, registered, l05% a 1o5K; DO.
do do., 1868, registered, loox; do, do. coupon.
i1ol llo1 do ten-forties, registered, 1o7x 1o7N
40. new nves registered, 1865 a 1885, do. do, do,
coupon, l05ai lo6; do 4h's 1901, registered. 1O4
lolk; do. do, do, coupon. l03ss 104; do. iours,
1907, registered, iol lolx; DO. do, do, coupon,
1885; Pacific skies, 1885, l2o; do do, 1898, 100 q
12l; do. do, do, 12s.
The New York herald., 1877-12-25

Dutch. 81 10 81 as: Smyrna 81 10 81 90; hemp Rus
;an q 50 Rape German 81 IS Ensiish 2 10 carsway-
Dutch. hrst 1ulsc; do. second. l0c Musard-Treste.
Tie California; &C. yellow do o4c.; yellow ENGLISH.
&C. Enylisl chemicals we're aniet. Sales we're made
within the following range:-Sat soda, Sl2O; soda ash
$i75; bieaching powder. $50: bicarb soda. ac., all
gold. Essential oils remained quiet but steady !. We
qrote;Oil bergamo Sanderson's. IS 3o oil lemon San
desons 81 ,o Ihm.ens finest oil so aniso u ~
ton ~ l2s OIL ctronela 9oc ~; oil lavender 75c.
aS2 do (Mtchaml SIS; oil cloves. 81 80; oil winter
green sa q; Oh s.ssafras inclusiye 5oc oil pennyoya
fEArKRs ruled steady; primo quoted at Soc 5xc. and
ehoics 52c.
fsnThesc was scarcely anything doing in FISH Goldfish
were about steady - 70 tor Georges and - 90 Tor Grand
Bank. Mackerel aud herring unchanged.
tLoUR pts-F1our. 2S, ,Sll Ubs wheat
l4s636 bushels meal 1000 bbs aud 5s sacks; cer
Is do. barley malt is20 do The -four market was
The sales. including state Western and Southern.
IL, 400 bbs. the annexed quotations Rye hour
sales 80 Dbls Corn also saias
were 7,J bbls al full Driccs We auotc.-
The New York herald., 1877-12-25
DOMESTIC MARKETS.


Cotton dull: middlng, iosc low midding ioc. good
ordinary o5ac. Ne. rseeip,s s.4is bales: Ere,s s4ss
NEw ORLEANS, Dee ~. 1877.
Cotton qae:% % and ,e,a easy; maadns low md ~
sss sas. sos sas ssss 'Ia%ss & Great %
france, 4,6e2; tho Continent 797. Sales. 1000.
S''''' MoptIr. Dec. "a. 1877.
oaa s,sl Tadns y sssn low ssh n5ds sass
Sscss; Ss'ss4 200 AD''' ''''"'' 49, N''''
sssS sSss %s'@ @ %''s"s S sss. %s4s s S
Sales. 400. Stock l07,343.
Cotton quot madns, Ios,s. ios.c low m a,dsinr
o ,os sSsa s.ny ios S Ss' sssaD ap
spirits ., turpen,luc arm :, 2ae Ko.'9 drn 81 70
and 81 10 Tor yellow dip and virgin Tar quiet at 81 ~
Oswreo. Dec. "a. 1877.
Sd % sss'sy y % White az s. Is aaaSs
sss Wneas he s0ass a@cS"nssd Siisaasos club ss
No white Msnsaa = = Corn ,.s steady ,s No. Tc,edo
Sc Sc ss SHs .hp.'aas ss S So
Flour in fair demand; salss Of following
is i si ~ sstsrs. - sSa sn.er ~ SS; White
g 5as e s. s7g &C. S sy q g5s%ss ~
Az so Witt ~ nnnDj "sw process, @ y sb.,n., % - .
sales .crn steady; i.les ofS 4,c. do
O. % sa @ s s4s M Mssw ss = ss sss' ss as s
45c 4sc, the conditions OF sale Oats nominal Rye
trnck at G5c. zoe oOu bushels Crnada private
terms Malt nrm quoted rnm Canada 81 81 1O state
a5c. y Si Hghwines steady; sales. OF ~ bbs AZ
u osH 81 ~ ia,lroad ireishss nnchansed wheat.
i1c. Ike. aud oats. 7c Pork quoted. Mess
sI2 5o short cut sia 6o clear cut, sii 80 per bDL
Hams Ioc shoulders, &c. bacon, &C. per ID. Lard =
Tierces, s1ac; tubs, 9c pals v9sc. lie por lb Rc-
ceipts BY rairo~d-Whea, ~ 900 bushels Hour l,soo
bbIx corn, 1890 bushels; oats. 500 do barley,
5000 do rye 200 do shipments BY raroad-Whcat.
2B0O0 bushcs hour, Loo btis 2DJU0 bushels;
OATS 5000 barley, 0sOO do; rye 200 do Gran In
elevators, in store and anoat. In bnk-Whe s6slJ
do rye 81. .8, do. nst 80. $50 do. Estimated malt
The New York herald., 1877-12-25

canned goods, 27s Cd go boxes bacon, 40s Charters
Norwegian bark hence Cork for with $500
quarters grain At 6s: Norwegian bark. hence TO do
with ooo quarters grain g. Nor siAu bark hence
20 Danish port. with 600 quarters grain at Brit
Ism Dark hence United Kingdom direct with 200 quar-
ters grain 5s Cd British oarx he nee GO Cork Water
ford Belfast Dublin with 1000 quarters grain at
ns Cd bark, with $500 bbls. refined petroleum from
batimore to the Continent private terms: German
snip rumored" hence the Continent, with 5000 bbls
renen petroleum, private terms; German bark hence
70 Bremen. with 400 hula refined Detroleum. at a.
Gernanbark hence with 500 bbs. do Cork for
supposed 70 DO for Baltic private tcrns Brit
sh oaA iS tons from Cadis to Gloucester with 1900
Hs, ner ors.ns to Swedish port with coton A. I'd wo
oicake from New Orleans Cork for orders TO United
Kingdom. a. 35s., direct port 34s.
The New York herald., 1877-12-25
NATIONAL. TRUST COMPANY.

Mr.. William J. Best, tho receiver Of tho National
Trust Company confident that sbe necessary order
from tho court viii bo obtained tomorrow Thurs
day that will enable him to pay tho depos,sors tho
promised any per cent dividend. He Is anxious to
get rid Of the money ready Tor this purpose ana
will not loso an hour VI placing y 10 tho hands OF
owners after he has tho legal authority do
so Mr. Best also ADVISES that tho balance will DO
roady Tor distribution during tho month Of January
~ In this instance Is tho Stockholders not the
doposItors that su Ter.
The New York herald., 1877-12-25

Since JAM 997 7o4 s274 o79 $751; 744 s97
The Phoenix National Bank has declared dividend
OF 8 per cent, payable January2
The National Broadway Bank has declared a semi.
annual dividend Of per cent, payable January 2.
The Chatham National Bank has declared q divi-
dend OF 3 per cent. free, payable January2
On Wednesday next the United States Treasury will
begin the prepayment without rebate Of tho January
interest This 900 six per cent gold bonds
amounts to $22,A4ooOo. ON $4,000, 600 four per
cent gold bonds to $780, 600. Total gold interest,
s2a oO0 Tho currency interest amounts to about
$2.Ooo0o0
The New York herald., 1877-12-25

ARggyBcgoH--IiILi.-On Monday, December "a. at
St thomas Church. by tho Rev. pr Morgan, OLIVER
". AHKESDuRGn 10 SUSIE, daughter Of John Hiii, Esq
No card-.
AsuLEy-ArwArER-0n Wednesday, tho 19ih INST,
nj Church Of tho Puri,ans, l30th ST., Now YORK,
.py Rev. EdSardL Clark, Lve'ys g. ASHLEY 10 pEssw
The New York herald., 1877-12-25

MEMORANDA
The Stock Exchange adjourned from ono P. N. to-
day until eleven A. N. on Wednesday.
The total sales OF stocks to-day aggregated 49. s3l
shares
rho following shows the value Of imports. exclusive
OF specie the port of New York the week ending
December % and siace the beginning OF the year.
The New York herald., 1877-12-25
THE CLAIRMoNT OFFICERS.

David l.. Swan. secretary Of the burst Clarmont
Savings Bank, who was indicted for perjury AZ the
same tlmo shcarman Broadwei, Its president yes.
tcrday gavo ball District Attorney Phelps liked bail
nt $4,000, which was furnished BY MIRA sarah l..
swan
The New York herald., 1877-12-25
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
RlRTh.
MARRIED.

CuLLsx-on December 10. Mra MATHEW CULLEN.
of a daughter.
The New York herald., 1877-12-25


The above shows increase IN the number OF tierces or
tho dsmaud Of 10 per The s6ck Of rough
milled IA from 5000 5000 tiercos short o last ycar
quoted at 65sc 6zc, for donies
tic, and Btsa. g0ld, for forei-n
srksniscc.prs, ~ hhds. and 2so terccs. The
was qnist &C ~ 62ia for prime
nrmer In tone. we sales OF 700 hhds muscovado
fair rolnIng nj 7ac isc l5UU hnds centrifugal
sac sr 925 boxes do. at Ike and 100 boxes
9i5 hhd,. CUBA part inonsscsl M ic. Refined
qulet We quite :-Far refining. 75ac good DO, I've |;
prime d. 7Mu Cuba grocery. lair 10 choice, 1sc. 75zc
do centrifugal. hhds aud boxes Nos to IL iNc sesc
do molssses hhds aud boxcs, oc Ic. foi.o Rico.
Inning, common prime, 6tsc. 7tsc. grocery fair
choice 7ssc 75sc refined, standard a. Sac assc OF A.
she crushed, Dc powdered 0lac Ap>sc.. yrsnu
lated. 9Ac "a OFT graduated. Do 9tc cut loaf, vsac
gSc; wnito extra Cs 7Ac S4c.; yellow extra C's,
TIC. 7hc. othsr grades including C's, 6ssc. n &c:
1ALLow.-Kcccipts 10 hhds. 80 tcrces. and 2lb bbls
riErhe market for pig TIN was quiet and Ia tho alb
sence Important sales prices were more less
nominal Plates quiet. We qnote: -Banca, iBiao;
Strsits 1otc Ice English. lamb aud flag l5zc do,
refined, I6c all GOLD. Plates Charcoal, ~ 30 81 rs;
terne ~ i2 ~ 2J coke - 70 -: do, crne - 90
80 10.
wHrsKEY.--RecsIpts be5 bbis. Whiskcy duh aud
nominal at close offered W Sl09 20 bbis sold At VI 10.
FRFfGnrs.-The ment moderate but rates wore
well held. kngagemrussro Liverpool. per steam. 600
small packages lard, sos 1000 boxes bacon. fs IUoD
canned goods BUS 100 tierces beet. es 10 bbs
cngo SUc per U los. London stnan 10 tons organs 22s
i'd 10000 bushels sraiu. e4d standard 100 tieccs beef
6. d.; 100 bbis porS 4s ID glasgow. 90
canned goous, 25s. iiu steam. 10000 bushels grain,
SD, and 10000 bushels wheat Saturday price.
Bristol, steam, 1000 boxos cheese, 55st 1000 cssos
The New York herald., 1877-12-25
PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.
Providence r. L. Dec. "a, 1877.
The printing cloths market Is dull. and prices un.
changed
EUROPEAN MARKETS.
COMMERCIAL.
CLOTHS MARKET.

" ECs a, q,
Petroleum. 3iIsf Tor Gnc pale American
sEw YORK PRODUCE EXCHANGE REroRr
LivwgPoot. Dec "a 1877
Pork-Eastcrn dull nt 67s Western dull sos. Bacon
Cumberland duh a. sos short rib an ~ SOS Cd long
Gle dull 3ia I'd short clear dull at 3s 3D.
cut dull 4Os shoulders dui at Sis Beef--Inda
moss duh at a; extra mess stcady ct liza prime
dull al e4js. Lard-lrime Western dull ~ x2s Tai.
lowpme city steady al 4os Spirits urpcntno steady
y5s Eosn--yominon steady IT S. ii. hue dull a.
los ericnn choice steady I'd. Lard oil
dull AS Flour Extra state steady 20s Cd. Whoat
No. spring firm at lis. Id; No. , do. hrm los Cd
firm At lis. 3D. CornMixed soft. ola steady At
2,s. ID: steady at 20s 3D. Cotionseed o--
yellow mono In the market Receipts OF whc
for From Atlantic pors 80 OoO quarters from
Pncinc pors, l4UOu do from 9th sourcos.
Receipts OF corn, $4,000 qu srterA
FINANCIAL.
LONDON, Dec. Pa Pm.
silver "a quoted at SAX per ounce
The New York herald., 1877-12-25

u ArwArza, daughter Of Dr. william Atwatsr. all Of
New York
BuaDErr-wEKKEs.-0n Saturday 22d inst, by the
Rev r. =. Hall, Jous H. BrRDgTr, OF Fort Lee 70
ANNE 81 wEgkEs, oldest daughter Of stephen II.
Weekos. OF New YORK.
Rev A n parrr,s,e w,,,,.w Krxr or Hrooklvn
10 AoALng daughter OF William H. wiikins, ESQ, Of
Whitcstone, l.. l. No cards
The New York herald., 1877-12-25

Conmisso all orders than % shares lie; all
oidsrs abvys 70 s5=s ~ of one per esrl
The New York herald., 1877-12-25
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES
MONDAY. Dec. "a. 1871

l0:l5 10 ll:l5 A. NJ.
z 100000 US 5-2o's.c. .'67 los,S
4 10000 Y $ SIS. 81, c.. !. 1854
& 5000 U S AIS. '9l. r. lO4
10000 do. ..s:s l04
q 1000 do. be l04i&
q 10000 Us 4's,r. 1907. be 1Oit1
q 5000 SIS, l0.4Q, C. be. b3 los
! 24OOO do ..!........ lu7A
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FIN ANCIAJ..

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Dealers In stocks,