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FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL.
The Stock Market Firm and Acliye-lmprOve.
ment in Coal Shares.
GOLD lO7 A 1O6 rs A lO7.
Railway Mortgages Generally Strong-A De-
mand by Investors for Government
BOnds-Money on Call Z Gold
and Per Cent Currency.
MALL STREET.

WEDNESDAY,, Jan. 3-6 MI
Things were kept moving again this morning In an
upward direction, the good feeling OF yesterday still
Animating the market, although proving irregular in
Its effect upon prices. Lake Shore, Michigan Central
and Delaware Lackawanna constituted tho spike
team that pulled along the rest Of the list and though
they stopped to rest more than once and wero caught
jbbing and fractous occasionally, fair progress was
made the road to higher prices
The largest transactions made In the coal fancy
amounting ms they did, to over 81 900 shares, and
due the covering OF shorts the part of some
large bears and to tho jacka contingent which snaps
and snaris running accompaniment to the bigger
brues. Some gauzy stories floating about anent
reconstruction of the consolidation, but there were
gaping marines within sarshot and the news tell
dat
New Jersey Central warmed up ut one time under
the cheering beams from its moro lively neighbor, but
Hfterward became chilled down TO lower figure than
II started with. This insecurity is fast becoming
hrst class mcndicant In It's appeals for ecemcsynary
aid and to-day 1t is pictured ringing at the area
bell oi the Lehigh Valley Railroad and asking for
few broken bits in way OF help from President Packer
The strength of Lake Shore and Michigan Gen.
tra was the legitimate result OF the new freight
schedule and the advance In passenger rates, which
amounts addition Of about 80 per cent on those
lately ruling, but 1t did not reach the granger stocks
or Rock Hsand--these latter remaining but barely
steady At opening prices
In the afternoon there occurred quito a furry in
Uhos the price being bid up to 6E on favorable re-
ports oi improved business and points that the
stock will grow into its teens again shortly.
Except a moderate dabbing In Western Union and
Of the light timbcred fancies and considerable
inquiry for the better class OF railroads bonds the
part investors the business OF the day marked
by nothing of interest
sAlES TO-DAY.
The transactions at tho Stock Exchange to-day
aggregated 9S 23O sharcs:--New York Central and
Hudson, $780, Erie, 200; Lake Shore, 20 7OO Ceve-
'aud and Pttsburg, l40, Northwestern, 1900; North
western preferred, 600; Rock Island, 1900; Pacific
MaL 200; ST. Paul, 900; st. Paul preferred, B 0OO
Ohios $3.50; Western Union, 6,400; Wabash, 200;
Gnion Pacific 200; Delaware, Lackawanna and West
ern 81 400; Now Jersey Contra 400; Michigan Gen.
tral 1880
OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the opening highest and
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON: SPOT, STEADY; FUTURES CLOSED WEAK
AND 3-32C 1-Sc. LowER-FLoUR STRONG
WHEAT UNCHANGED-CoRN QUIET--oATs
DULL-wHIsKEY sTEADY--PoRK QUIET-LARD
FAIRLY AcTIvE-PETRoLEUM DULL-sPIRITs
TURPENTINE EAsY-RosIN QUIET-roI1.s FIRM-
COFFEE sTRoNG-sUGAR QUIET-FREIGHrs
MOVEMENT LIGHT.
WEDNESDAY, Jan. 90 r. NJ.
Tho markets were generally quiet, but without de-
cided change, holders maniiesting continued hrmness
in nearly every department Of trade on Change the
markets were quiet but firm. Flour was strong
Wheat was in better demand at unchanged figures
Corn was unchanged out quiet Oats dull
Whiskey was steady. Pork quiet Lard fairly ac-
tive and without decided change. Dressed hogs wcrc
firm. Frsights steady but quiet. Cotton the
was steady futures closed weak and 332c 1Sc lower
Coffee strong. sugar quiet. Oils hrm Petroleum.
dull Iosn quiet Spirits turpentne easy.
CorrEEThe market for quiet but very strong.
The ste amer Coperncas has arrived with % 900 bags Rio
but her pies have yct been placed the
Mild coffee with improved tendency Tie
sales during the week 90 Java
dry vessels. mostly before arrival private terns aud
$40 bags Maracabo 40 10. Laguayra 72e do. ST. Do.
mingo 5t7 do jamaica 3Gs do. Savana and 1872 do Mex
lean sold lots fr consumption within the range Tho
OF mild coffee In nrst hands is ns follows Java,
24572 grass mats: Maracabo $50 bags: Laguayrs 1877
do; 81 Domingo 5ts do Porto Rico ., do Costa Hca,
10 do Mexican. 7O5 do. Angostura, 100 do. snvnnia,
i3 do Total stock, 24572 mats Java aud 2,57 bags.
We quote ordsary cargocs. isc. 1870 fair do zoe a
2OAc good do. 2otsc 2OIc. prime, 2c. 2ia ac
trec range lots, sc BE Santos fair good. iotsc
a2o,4c gold ninety days; Java government bags 22c
23c. do. mats pc 25c Singapore. l0c. 2c
Ceyon. 1896. 2OIsc Marscaibo. isc zoe Lagusyra
1ac. 2Dc jamaica lsc. i9c. St Domingo i6isc lie
Porto Rico isc 2ic Costa Rica, lsc 2Ie Mexican
I9c. zoe. Manila 1sc l9sc. Angostura. 1sc zoe
savania. i71sc 2oc; curacoa i7sc ioc Tho follow
Ing sast OF the receipts and salcs OF all descriptions OF
coffee the United states during 1876 from the
annual circular VI Messrs. William scott OF thl
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Tho liabilities OF vosc Dinsn.ofe Co., railroad sup.
plies at No 13 Barclay street, amount TO over 500 0O0
Colonel Dinsmorc said yesterday that statement
oil the Indebtedness and assets was beng prepared.
which would be fin shed in about week. He thought
the liabilities in tho ncighborhood OF $l00 900,
but he could not tell the amount OF assets until his
bookkccpers had made up the accounts.
The New York creditors of Emanuel Schwcrin, one
OF the largest wholesale clothicrs in Philadelphia who
failed with liabilities amounting to $374, ,00O have
unanimously agreed TO accept sixty cents on the dol
lar in approved notes at three six, nine twelve
months.
Freeman, Barants & Co., clothing OF No. LOG Dunno
street, whose assignment TO Philip Borchard WAS
nouuccd yesterday, have liabilities amounting to about
SO. 900 Tho sheriff In possession of the place,
attachment issued by The Supreme Court, iavor
OF Goddard X Brother.
Tho following assignments we're Yesterday tiled in
the County Clerks Once Richard +. Purdy and
william II. Avery to Edward q. Moran; James W.
Wiscman to George W. Pratt, Sr., and solomon Cohn
to Elias Goodman.
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NORTH CAROLlNA'S DEBT.

To rnE EDITOR or HERALD
As some OF tho newspapers have stated that the
meeting OF the North Carolina bondnolders called or
Thursday morning. is IN the interest OF the holders OF
special tax bonds desire to contradict the state
The meeting called In the interest Of the
holders OF any class OF tho bonds OF the State but In
the interest OF all the holders OF North Carolina bonds
and tho object OF the meeting IN TO appoint q disu-
tcrestci omittcc to represent all thv bondh oders.
ahd through such committee to secure II possible an
equitable adj ustment OF the whole debt tho state
OF North Carolina AUGUST BELMONT n Co
FRED. BUrrEKFlELD Il CO.
THOMAS DENNY CO.
W. H. HAYS
NEW YORK, Jan. 3, 1877.
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THE WHITMORE CASE.
[coNTINUED FROM EIGHTH PAGE.l

committee consisting Of Messrs s. W. Pomeroy Jr; T.
PIN 7. 6. Linstead II. 4. Gibb. J. A. Scott A. T. Manger
and the Rev w. Baynes. together with inysel was APP
pointed to carry out the views Of the meeting by request
and authorization Of the said committee have accordingly
the honor enclose herein copies OF the proceedng
question: and to bg that you will be pleased 10 lay Tue
same speedily possible before His ENceency inc
Governor with view his taxing such action thereon AS
he may deem lit have the honor to be- sir your most
obedent servant, n. d. DEN NNfS.
Honorable Secretary to the Committee
To Hon. J. GARDINER AUSTIN. e. NJ g., Colonial secre-
tary.
COLONIAL SEcRErAKYs OFFICE,
HONG KONG, Nov. Is 1875.
sIRI am directed by Ills Excelsncy the Governor TO
the receipt o the 18th ns Tor
warding copies the OF public meeting hea
In with the OF the American DARK u W.
Whitmore and | inform you In reply that HIS EI
celency has already communicated with Her Mjestys
Secretary State this subject and that he VIII renay
transmit report OF the proceedings TO His Lordshlp
accomp inying his letter with expression OF ms own
hearty In the general views OF the meeting
have the honor TO bo sir most obedient servant
]. GARDINER AUSTIN.
Colonial Secretary.
Arrs La
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HEATING STREET CARS.

Tho Board Of Aldermen Tor 1870 having ceased 70
exist committee has charge oi lderman Coles res
olution relative to heating street railroad durn6
the cold weather Tho committees Of the Board will bs
formally announced at tue regular meeting to-day
Mayer Ely was questioned yesterday relative to heat
ng the cars. He remarked that he had not given the
matter sufficient attention, but would do ut once
The European plan OF hcatpg with steam had proved
successful aud such "a plan might be satisfactorily
utilized IN this city. There doubt In his MUD
but that tue Aldermen had control OF the mat.
ter and could pass the necessary ordinances
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Sales OF c., c., e. and I. made at los l09 New
York Central drsts advanced to 1l7 purchases OF
$4,000. Northwestern consolidated gold coupons
taken at 931. with small offerings. Milwaukee
and ST. Paul consolidated sinking funds sold at s6's
S6,s; do Chicago and Milwaukee division, at 3d.
and La Crosse division at 1904 ex interest Central
Pachcs 1863. and Union Pacific hrsts sold at
1O3s cx interest Toledo and Wabash rs,s rose from
l0lh to l02 New Jersey Central convertible brought
SO cash This afternoon Union Pacific hrsts rose to
lO3l sinking funds TO "a. Milwaukee, aud ST. Paul, La
Crosse division, to 1909, and ohio and Mississippi
consolidated TO 79h. Northwestern consolidated
gold coupons brought 9s 9s1, Central Pacincs 1861,
New Jersey Central nrsts. new, 1loh. and Chicago,
Burlington and Quincy consolidated sevens llo
Western Paciacs advanced TO 1909 and Hannibal and
St. Joseph convertible to s. The following wore tho
closing quotations OF Pacific Railroad bonds:-Un'on
nrsis 1857 1885 4 do land grants 1909 lol; do
sinking funds, 94H a94h Ccntrals. 1861 lo7
FOREIGN MARKET.
Tho London advices to-day are unlmportant, Con-
soils United States bonds and rentes, the latter at
Paris, being without essential change as compared
with the closing figures OF yesterday Silver In London
is SD 81 nd. per ounce The following are the last
quotations :-Consols Tor money. e4tl s44 consols
for account. 944 a 94x; fve-twcnty bonds of 1865,
old lo5; nvetwenty bonds of 1867, losss; ten-iorty
bonds, los II; new Gves, 1O7X 1879; Eric common
shares, 9G.
THE UNITED STATES TREASURY.
Revenue receipts to-day $3.50 900; custom receipts,
S4OO 000 bank notes received for redemption 1870
STATE BoNps
State bonds at the Board were higher for Missouri
long sxes Louisiana sevens, consolidated, sold at o.
lex interest), and North Carolina special tax, 81.
RANK snAaEs
The only sale OF bank stock was ID Importers and
Traders at 1856 lex divdend.
SALES AUCTION
The following securities were sold at auction to-day
by order OF executors:-
ST. 500 United States ten-ores, registered, lib bio
S4 600 Uped States sixes Of 1881, registered 1854
81 shares National Bank OF Commerce. SlO6 each,
1867 By order OF administrator-$2,O0 600 Phadel
phia and Reading Railroad Company consolidated
seyen per bonds, duo 1911 inerestJun
and December, 06 For account OF whom It may G. n
cern-S 600 Delaware. Lackawanna and Western Rail-
road Company seven per cent convertble bonds, duo
1892 coupon June and December 100; $4,000 Union
Coal Company first mortgage seven per cent bonds,
due 1887 interest January and july guaranteed by
Delaware and Hudson Canal Company accrued interest
to be charged. 100; seat in New YORK Cotton Ex-
change 800; shares Produce Bank, $lOOeach, 151s
20 shares Broadway Insurance Company, $50 each,
227 as shares Manhattan Gaslight Company $50 each.
239. .24O: ~ shares New York Gasght Company, 500
each lSl: 20 shares Relief Fire Insurance Company,
$50 each 93sl 90 shares Thaycr Manufacturing jew
elry Company, $40 each, &c. per share
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
of
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THE GERMAN POOR.

meeting Of tho directors OF the German
Emigrant Society was held at No. l3 Broadway yes.
terday afternoon. Au appropriation OF $1,000 was
made Tor the relcf OF and destitute German sni.
grants during ths present nOnth Reports wcro sub.
IN itted showing thai tne Root Comnittec during tue
past month AIDED 403 persons During the past year
the sum vi $l2 ysz 50 was expended for the relief VI
were sids&
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NEW CITY APPOINTMENTS.

Comptroller Kelly yesterday appointed 4. 7. Fits.
patrick, OF the seventh ward, and Tammany General
Committeeman, collector OF city revenues, II
place OF DR. Richard y. Stevens and Alfred vrcdsn.
bufgh deputy collector OF taxes. Mr.. Hubert U.
Thompson has been promoted TO succeed Henry n
Gumbicton AZ deputy commIss loner OF public worKa
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.-StaIned-Good orinary l0Iee strict good ordinary.
lsc Low middlinG. !i.c. Middling. lie. Spot sales


Included IN the above 80 bales arrive Delivered
100 bales For future delivery sales
as follows Yesterday, after two z NJ ~ anuary 100.
short notice 4th at i27sc 100 IL 81 &c. 100 l3c
February 100 at 10 732c, $40 at i3iac 6D at Is oi2c
March 200 n 1875. 200 at 3 l73lc.. 500 139i6c..
400 at Is ls32c April 200 at ls4c. 800 ut l3 2o31c.,
500 At II ls.lee May, loo, at Ia i'.ioe. i,iv, at
January 900 Mt ~ lS,lte 10 At e 3i.sac, 300 At
\ l5-l6c, 2oo At ~ 2732c; February. 3oJ ut l34c.,
500 at l3 532c. '2.2oo a. is Bite, 400 a;
IS 7c March, 500 at l3 032c, 800 at i l732c 500 at
l39l6c 9jat i 731c. 100 ut l3isc 600 at IS IL 32c,
2ilu ~ l3.sc eOl ut l3 BE, 400 NJ lake. 800 at
- 5;'2s 800 At la,ss 200 at IS 7lec April 100 a,
10 ii,lee, ,.5io AZ 10 ass2e 2io isAe.; May 800
nt l3 ,3l-3.c., go at l3 l5dc, 400 at IS 293-c..
200 ~ Is o-iec. June, 1,2oo At ~ lice. 800 at
"a i,sac July 400 at i4 7-a2e.; August Gp)
l3 7i6c Tota $500 bales ,irand total, 1880 bales.
The receipts at the ports follows Aiveston 49,
New Orleans. 5,5Is Mobile. saYa: Savannah, $50;
YorS 1853 Boston, 39T Pniladepha, s Total l5le,.
This day ast week. 1928 This day last year. 23,53.
Total since September 1881 .2sS bales night.
Cotton reights closed folowh:i uAvrc. by steam.
&c, compressed To Br men, by steam. compressed;
Dy sail ssc To liverpool 1884 by steam by sail l6c.
Market quiet
FLOUR ASp GRAs.--Recepts--Flour. $50 bbis wheat
T. 4bD bushels; meal 100 bbs and 50 sacks corn,
46376 bushels oats, iS25 1850 do. barley,
l.aoO do barley malt $40 do The -four WAS irn
but rather
treme prices demanded We note sales of $1,000 bbls
cludine State Western and Southern the
tions. Rye nour quiet aud sales confined $50
bbl. Corn meal active and firm, and about 1000 bbs
sold s3 90 for Brandywine and s. 30 W Western yell
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- ; - :
DROPOSALS
Tor
S2,sou,o0o $40 PER CENT BONDS
CITY OF CINCINNATI.

CITY OF ClNCfNNATI
Sealed proposals win be received at the American Ex.
change National Bank by the undersigned, Tor
the proper authorities OF same until
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 10, 1877.
ut O'Clock II VI. Tor the whole uf the
" -DOb, Municipal bonds oi tho city OF Cincinnati
authorized By an actsot Legislature o tho state Ohio
entitled An act relating to the cities OF the first class
having n population exceeding 15DUp inhabitants, y
passed May \. iS9, aud act supplementary thereto ~
passed February - 1875 vote Of tho people the
scribcd 10y the said act.
SAID bonds will boar interest a. the Of per cent
snnum payable the LIT day May aud November
each year, and the principal will become In OB both
principal and nteret being payable the T.
change National Bank In New York.
Each proposal should be sealed and indorsed:
'fropUsals Tor $40 bonds Of the CITY
cinnat Hd enclosed in second envelope
American Exchange National BANK OF New York.
Ihosc bonds are the last OF the issues authorized for the
paty of Cincinnati - -
The rghts reserved the part OF the "a
reject all OF the bids H. la their Judgment tho ir
tercsts of the city require IT,
Awards viii DO made on JaLuasy ~.
For iall Information apply 10 ,hs undersigned ageuta
KUHN. LOEB CO..
Bankers. Nc. 81 Nassau 81
New ioRg. Jan. 1877.
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Total. S34 6lo, 900
1t reported that tho decline IN the earnings of ST.
Paul during the week ending December 81, amount to
$57 00 and that during four weeks the loss been
$751; 900. In this connection the conservative opera
tors the "Street' very much gralicd by the fol-
lowing suggestions Of the new Governor of New York -
Complaints frequent among persons interested,
both stockholders and bondhoders that the reports
now rendered by railroad panies, ng those
operating street roads, such form to afford
clear aud satisfactory Of their condition. These
corporations being creatures OF the State, endowed
with great privileges, 1t is right that We should require
from time to time from each one Of them tull aud
clear exposition Of its situation Companies whose af-
fairs good condition will have objection to
II any are unsound their condition should be exposed
promptly may be- Conccament OF such a state
of facts from all but few principal managers will often
enable those who are most to blame Tor and loss
shit the burden thereof upon the sho ouders Of inno-
cent persons
Sealed proposals will be. until the 10Th inst, re-
ceived at the American Exchange Bank, in this city
by Messrs Kuhn, Loeb Il Co., financial agents for
tae city of Cincnnat for 81, 500 600 3.lo bonds of
the city OF Cincinnati. The interest on these bonds
viii be payable scmi.annualIy MAY and Novembcr),
and the principal will become due in 1906. These
bonds tho last of the issues authorized for tho
completion of the Southern Railroad owned by the
city OF Cincinnati
Among tho Wall street changes we note the retire.
ment OF Mr. Charles McNab general manager and
Mr II. W. Trezo resident agent Of the Bank OF
British North America. These gentlemen arc sue.
cecded respectively by Mr.. R. r. CIR ndIay. o. Mon.
treai, and Mr.. u. McTavish, OF New York. Mr. McNab
alter thirty years service secretary aud general
manager OF the bank and Mr.. Trezo after spending
almost hall long time agent at several OF It's
branches, return to England Mcssrs GrindIay and
McTavsh we'll ana iavorably known In the mer.
camille world.
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ADVANCE AND DECLiNE-


The following are the changes closing prices
pared with those OF yesterday -
ADvAScE.--Ncw York Central and Hudson, q
Chicago Burlington and Quincy, IA; Chicago and
Delaware and Huoson Canal. q; Erie, a; Illinois
Central, Lake shore, y Michigan Central, q;
Morris and Essex. y; Chicago and Northwestern, 4
Northwestern preferred, q Ohio aud Mississippi. l;
Union Pacific u Western Union Telegraph, q United
States Express q.
DAcILSg--New Jersey Central, q Rock Island, u;
Milwaukee and ST. Paul, ~ Toledo and Wabash, Il.
MARKET
Money loaned ny to l32 per cent and interest this
afternoon, but closed easy at per cent per afnum
The rates Of exchange New York at the undermep.
uoned cities To day were Savannah, a offered;
Charleston, very scarce nomnally u discount selling
par; Cincinnati stin, lilo discount; ST Louis par to
81 discount; New orleans, commercial. 7.l6; bank, a.
md Chicago, rs to 100 discount Foreign exchange
Ii quoted as strong quiet. Prime sterling asking
rates. 81 4se; selling rates, say 50 :s5 -
,4s5A. Re,chmarss, 94I ol,. and o5h a 95H
Prime Paris. 6l7H aud SIS.
THE GOLD MARxEr.
Gold opened and closed at LOT, with sales In the
interim at 1861 and 1914. The carrying rates wcro
is aud 3.64 per per diem, and and per cent
Scr snuum.
OPERATIONS the GOLD KxcnAScE BANK.
Colo balances .............. ~, ,si5, ,}l2
currency balances. lgi4,JO2
bross ccaranccS -O,oOl,OOo
CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT.
Currency exchanges. SSv ll0,vlZ
Currency balances. es.................... 4,7S2, 722
sold exchanges. y'ovo'osu
sold Oaahces... .......................' iooo'oSo
Gold shipped east from San Francisco fifteen days
u,iOl.476.
bonds
Government bonds active demand from
nvesl ors chiefly for small lots The market closed
tcady at the following quotations United States cur
rcncy sixes l2lM 122; do. do, 1881, registered,
1884 l137s; do do do, coupon, ll35s ia; do do,
1850 registered lO91s 1925; do. do, do. coupon,
lug a 1924; do do. do, new, registered, llOl4
il0,s do do, do, uo. coupon. llOA4 llO5s do 40,
ls07 registered 1874 ll31i; do. do, do, coupon,
lyl 1l3s.; do. do, 1865 registered, ia ll5; do.
do. do, coupon, 115 IljL; do. tcn-iortcs, regis
tered 1883. ll3t. do. do, coupon. ll31s ll3A do
lves, 1884, registered, 111s 1l21s do do do, cou-
pom, 1li1s liz; do. 4h's 1884, registered, los5s
lOsta.
RAILROAD BONDS
RailroAd bonds were strong and IN active demand.
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i2..23 $1,000 s7.O58 2,s52
200 49, -
l2,92J 80, JUD 81 .O55 2.SJ2
200 2,7GS -
IL, ,723 1889 s4.2ss 1852
Is, $50 2i.cso 7s.s5i 1919
81. 500 23.729 23.3s3 255
Tota!s......................
Sales since j snuary l......

uary 4. 1874 ......... 2o,59 ~ 443 273.iO2 1914
81 tierces and - bbls The market
was steady: 100 tierces sold At Sll 80, to arrive.
TlLLow -hcceipts lsl tbs Tailow was steady and
4OOuD lbs. sold at $50.
WHIsREy.--Rsccpts, 3G1 bbls. Tho market quiet;
1Uj bDis. sold NJ 81 IL.
FREiGHTa There exceedingly light movement In
all classes OF tonnage both for charters and the berth but
with scant supply OF deep water tonnage for charter
steadily held. odation per
In limited demand but for Liverpool I'D bushel
was demanded Tor grain, with tho quotations nomt-
I'd a close. without businoss.
Tho engagements comprise To Liverpool by steam. 100
pack provisions 42s 3D. 10 clover at 4t
TO London. steam grain sgd noninay aud by sail
eccntly) about 2OJb bbls Hour reported at 2 Tjsd To
Glasgow per steam, COO bbis flour 3s GI To Havfc,
per steam 400 boxes bacon rates The charters
AN American brig, 3vJ tons. hence 60 Valencia
with Kentucky tobacco at 4Os an American brig.
4.O tons, hence Cuba
British brig from Baltimore British Channel with 1000
quarters grar u.s. schooners. sos and ip tons
with salt from Cadz north OF atteras at
io6c per bushcl American schooner lately hence to
Bordeaux with $500 bbls crude PETROLEUM ut os. 3D.
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IOfioS .n tnc gnlet but q ally o,d prices
1tures Uprbed w.th ffuiuX aud ,lu
Ivs JS-e. and eOsed weak, Win the
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETS.

Bggvh he nonarrva Of trains time. caused by the
heavy Doca the limos railroad carrying live
stock has sosey hampered the trade n general Arrivals
continue ifh aud IA consequences prices remain steady
Bcetes sold on ths iorcnoon at Ssc. y 2iac per ID,
wrishts on cwt. q cwt. from D., lbs. 90 lbs has
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New York;

Last kilograms from Bear Valley, Cal, report further
developments in the Nariposa Tunnel broad vein
having been struck of average width Of five feet
Tho ore in sight will. it is estimated, give employment
to thirty stamps for at least year The range OF value
is fram 500 TO 500 per ton.
MEMORANDA.
Mcssrs. Fisk & Hatch paying the coupons due
January l OH the following bonds OF Central Pacific
Railroad Company
Central Pacific Main ne). $25 $50 900
Western Pacific. 2 735 900
California and Oregon Observation-Disclosures. 5000 900
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iO.l5 AND ll:sO A. !

W." II WI ti.'o ~ -us
5000 : IS Iu-4ur. iI3H
l20 o L ) SIS. G. ISL. III
10000 US 4ls's.r, '9i... los .
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALv hsTON Jan. T. ISII.
Cotton strong; rnddng, l21c. low middlins. iit,c
good ordinary 2lii bacs iu3
sales, 1890. stock. l27.2Dl.
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NEW YOkk, DEC. l. 1875
IN Mr. Charles A. Robbins Is this day admitted
~" - McREssoN ROBBINS. ,
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COPARTNERsIIiPs.

nIssoLuTIoN or PARTSERsHIr-riiEPA PARTNER.
Jshp existing between the undersigned unde!
the firm name King Stor-r has this day been dissolved
ly mutual All debts due TO and by said hrn can
be settled with William 4. King Nos il and 33S
Bowery james g. stnfer at NJ" 2s Grand ST.. corner
Eiridgc Yuk, which places they Will respectively
business heretofore conducted by smd hrm
WILLIAM F. KING.
JAMES Il. STOREk.