The New York Herald Newspaper, January 5, 1876, Page 9

- NEW YOKK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JAN UARY 5, 1876.—TRIPLK SHEET. Breve Benes, pte: 1 Kentes, im Paris, are 667. Se. a O6f, 200. xchange on | 3000Gal s My ers) April, ee at1S 25-92e0., 2. 2.40918 hes _ | Piola Me. a 7%o.; Louisiana, fair to prime, Sie. 2 Zoi ; : ; 000 ‘otal Dales. two anuary, ol % 7 Ole 5 i FINANCIAL AND COMMER IAL | London 256 124. for short might A special cabto let: | Tox) yeirs 500 is iS. “100 af ody 38. “tun ‘s..m2 Sth at 1s ab | Bene ts ng Sy ay eet | [ NAVE MORENO LON ON Tae OV AD silie ter to the Le-ning Telegram reports as follows concern. 6u00 H & 3 100 « a. 13 5 3ze. ; cash. estate; also ASt gud sell Gold, Bonds and Drafts. i 4 2000 Cedar F&M lot 5 Ne pecan! 900 at 13 5-16e., 700 at ig ry | AERETER was without change; quoted at $7 25 a $7 20 WILLIAM L. MARCY, No.1 Wall = | ing a meeting of Erie bondholdors:—‘-A meeting of the 1000 Mich a. at 13 11-3 Se. 700 at\1i%o. Cee * foreign and §7 40 curreucy, less One per cont lor ] LOAN MONEY PROMPTLY ON WORTOAc ee eds ee ia BO atin at ida | * Eitan ug, ft a tape eur | crowded and {ll-tempered, mu@h misunderstanding evi- | 3000 Har 1 \pril, 200 at 1 1ii6e., 100 ot Lae. BUGAR.—Markes for raw was quiet and gachanged. Ro- E ., ocks Irregula at the|. mag 000 6 P : ABO tt 18 Bee. TO) at Ids, 40 ab | fined was quiot "Wo Ture: + Hi PO HYATT, 145 Broadway. St S regular and at cently existing Sir Edward Watkin says that | fooy 9 "44 i 100 eb. 14665 July, ee oie Toual, do, Sige fae, PRT ode My TE, fs ) LOAN ON MORTGAGE, Of WILL PUR. Cl Weak £10,000,000 sterling have been squandered. Thé com- | 4000 oP it, wo 8.600 balos. Grand totaly 14,100' bales. The receipts at the | 80.5 ssontrituxal, aba Nos. hase & brown stone Hi. 1° $12,000. Address ‘lose eak. pion - 8000 Cen Pae gold'v.. 10359 rts were as follows Galveston, 3,002 b: Or se, & 960; do fone. to Ss THOMAS BAKER, 382 8i yo. pany has claims amounting to £4,000,000 against three aa wacitit tt. 103 YM; Mobile, 113: Savant ripete Zz | sy ert ica, wane ime, Tige. r EAVIIT & WOLOOTT, NO. 10 PINE Si, MAKE A —— t uni ¥ folk, Bos- oH lon, grocery, fais oe 7 Gi e - on English firms, Much has also been squandered in Stock aM ton, "0 Pind a Tota 25 728 balan Tol day 0a" a TO. | om ‘Ose meinen ‘specialty of lonniug trust funds on first morteage mn Exchange operations in endeavors to sustain the oot This ny ast your, 9 bi : ¥y 104 Whe « ae in this city and, vicinity; any amouny wi mr 2 3- = ‘otal since September 1, 2,416,527 b tan freights f due loaf, Lidge. 0 11 x GOLD 112 5-8 A 112 3-4 A 112 5-8 | market, It was alleged that a man named closed Searle ‘aoa Me." To Hamburg, The market us dull ant heavy; 80,000 Ibs. ¥¥IOE OF THE RID: RANGE ( Parker received 5,000 shares, and that Mr. by steam, lc,, sear Tag team, Ne. com: city sold at 90. 3 oO” non OD TROCRA z pressed: by gail. 10g “no ye oy sae ‘A.spmi-sancal dividend of ax 5 Honey on Call Loans Firm at 7, Gold—Railway and Government Bonds Firm. Wat Sraner, Turspay, Jan, 4—6 P. M. There was a shaking up of dry bones to-day to a de- gree that at one time threatened a general resurrection of business, The drowsiness of yesterday’s traffic gave way to a feeling of animation and life, Something was at work to excite the indolent market—something bo rouse into activity the Mnancial system, heretofore as {rresponsive to the treatment of monoy dottors as ts the liver of an East Indian to the persuasive influ- ence of blue mass, Our old acquaintance, Lake Shore, which in its time has purged manya friend and foe, proved itself to be the biue pill of the day, and the gen- eral market benefited by the medicine. There was decidedly more activity manifested to-day and more real strength exhibited than bas characterized the stock market for some time past. Lake Shore was, of course, the observed of all observers, and rightly so, for trans- actions were unusually large aud quite eclipsed any other of the favorites, ‘The opening price of 60% was quickly advanced to higher quotations, and better figures were slowly but surely made during the entire day, the closing ones showing fully one per cent profit to the fortunate buyers at yesterday evening's prices. There was not even acheck or a drawback to this advance—every- thing was lively and anser elevatus. Of course there were reasons for this strength, and the supporters of the stock gave them out free—gratis—for nothing. Whether the gift to those who acted upon the donation is to be a valuable one or no depends upon circumstances, Stock brokers as a rule are timorous of “points” —they are as suspicious of these free gifts as was the old Roman with his ‘“Pimeo Danaos et dona ferentes,!” and are apt to give them a cold‘shoulder. Still, it is proper as a part of to- day’s history to explain that the gift package in Lake Shore contained the information that at to-morrow’s meeting of directors a most favorable statement of | affairs was to be rendered, A dividend might be voted or it might not; at any rate, the stuff was ready to pay it with, and whether eurplus earnings were tO be scattered among stockbolders | or locked up in the company’s safe mattered Little, sinco, in either event, the market price of the stock would beenhanced. The proof of the pudding will be im the eating, and stockholders and stockjob- bers will probably be able to sit down to @ meal to- morrow which we hope will prove something better than dining with Duke Humphreys, at least. Influenced by Lake Shore the entire list was strong and inclined to advance, although closing quotations showed that little, if any, progress was made on the best rates of the day. Almost the only exception to the above was the advance in St. Paul preferred from 66% to 67, arise due partially to purchases on ac- count of the Sage of William street and partially to favorable reports in reference to legal proceedings im the Granger suits. Western Union opened at 74, rose to 74%, receded to 74M, ending atthis figure. Pacific Mail sold at 3834 a 383 0.38%, and then declined to 38, with aclose at 384 Erie was a tfifle more active than usual in consequence ef London despatches, and sold at 16% a 165; a 153%. The remainder of the market is without material change. THR SALES TO-DAY. The transactions to-day aggregated 111,400 shares, re distributed among the active stocks as —New York Central and Hudson River, 150; Erie, 10,200; Lake Shore, 47,205; North- western, 2,300; Northwestern preferred, 900; Rock Island, 570; Pacific Mail, 20,000; St. Pani, 2,000; St. Paul preferred, 8,150; Ohios, 1,200; Western Union, (1,800; Wabash, 300; Union Pacific, 600; Panama, 200, ADVANOR AND DECLINE. The foliowing are the changes in the closing prices. since yesterday :— Apvancx,—Now York Contral and Hudson River, %; Michigan Central, 34; Erie, iy; Harlem, 4; Lake Shore, %; Northwest, a lnocth vous preferred, 4; Ubio and neg anama, 2; Rock Island, 33 St. Paul ri 6; Western Union, MM; ON sey Cen- Dxc.ins.—Hannibal and St. Joseph, gj Pacific Mail, HK; Quicksilver, 3; St. Paul, ; gold, 3g ‘SrationaRy.—Atiantic and’ Pacitic Telegraph, Del ware and Lackawanna, Wabash and Union Pacitic, OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST. The following table shows the opening, bighest and lowest prices of the day:— Bene 5 Sow York Central. ‘2 oe Lowest, 08% 105 3¢ oe tae 130% 15% wy 1555 60% 61% 606 Bi Ex Ey4 38% 8954 B8%— Haahyosters pre ferred... 56% 56 b0ig Rock Island, seeeeees 105% 105 105 Pittsburg 8954 $9. 89 Milwaukee and St Paul. 35% Bes S545 MAL and St Paul pref. 68% 68 06% Ohio and Mississippi Ww 175 17 New Jersey Central 7 117) 15) 15) 3 ah 61 6L a or 08, 1058 ore 17% is S pereere Bod MONEY MARKET, Rates for call loans to-day on the Stock Exchange have ruled at 7 per cent, gold, with exceptions at 7, currency, and 1-64 bonus, closing firm at 7, gold, While from Chicago there is some return of currency to this centre, it is not equal to the amounts drawn for from other points, Sterling exchange was weak, with ao- tual business at 484 and 488 for sixty day and sight Ddills respectively, ‘THE GOLD MARKET. Gold opened and closed as 112%, with sales in the interim at 112% 011234. The rates paid for carrying were 6, 654, 1, § and 4 per cent, OPERATIONS OF THE GOLD EXCHANGE BANE. $2,045,901 2,365,405 Gross clearances. tee 40,8115000 OLRARINO MOUS STATKWENT. Currency exchanges .. $91,046,494 Currency balances. 5,961, 436 Gold exchanges. 5,690,909 Gold balances. 1,208,739 The exports of produce from this port for the week ending to-day were $4,012,328, against $4,249,239 for the corresponding week in 1875 and $4,008,975 in 1874 | 1846 TRE UMITRD STATES TREASURY. t | | Sharp, collector of Bischoflsheim, received 775 shares, Suits have already been instituted against the above mentioned parties. It is proposed to call a court of arbitration in America for the purpose of set- Wing all disputes, Governor Tilden will be asked to | preside over the court, Mr. Ayres dissented from the commitiee’s plan, saying that he considered it tanta- mount to presenting the company with a halfa million of pounds, and be proposed the alternative scheme of raising £1,000,000 on first lien bonds, with seven per cent interest, redeomable tn ten years. After an ox- cited debate the amendment was withdrawn and Sir Edward Watkin’s proposition finally adoped. Tne Chairman said that the money subscribed would not be allowed to get into the hands of Amorican lawyers.” Late despatches state that bonds of 1867 declined to 108. New fives declined 3 and are now 1054. Erie declined 36 and is now 14%. RAILROAD BONDS. In railroad bonds the special featuro was Union Pa- cific firsts, which advanced to 1034¢ and closed at 103. Chicago and Northwest consolidated coupon gold bonds were strong, selling at 853/, with none offering at the close under 86, Milwaukee and St. Paul consolidated sinking funds advanced to 80. New Jerscy Central consolidated firsts brought 109; do, convertible 107; Morris and Essex sevens of 1871 107g; and Delaware, Lackawanna and Western second 115, Sales of Chesa- peake and Obio firsts, ex-coupon, and Burlington, Cedar Rapids, and Minnesota, firsts were made at25 and 86 re spectively. Harlem coupon firsts advanced to 116, and Milwaukee and St, Patt, LaCrosse Division, to 9534, Morris and Essex firsts brought 114, Chicago, Burling- ton and Quincy consolidated sevens 107, and Chicago and Alton firsts 112, Erie fourths were steady at 9634, Hannibal and St. Joseph convertible rose to 8134. Ohio and Mississippi consolidated sinking fands were nearly 1 per cent higher, selling up to 93, GOVERNMENT BONDS, Government bonds closed firm at the following quota- tione:—United States currency sixes, 122} a 122%; do, Go., 1881, registered, 119% @ 12034; do. do., do., coupon, .205, a 120%; do. ive-twenties, 1862, reigstered, called bonu., 113);; do. do, coupon, do., 11334; do. do,, 1864, rey “tered, do., 113}¢; do, do,, do., coupon do., 11334; do. uo., 1865, registered, 115% a 116%; do. do., do., coupon, 1100 116%; do, do., 1865, registered, new, 117 a lTk; dv. do, do, coupon, 117% a 117%; do. do., 1867, registered, 119% a 119%; do, do, do., coupon, 11935 a 119%; do do, 1863, registered, 119% a 120; do. do, do., coupon, 120 a 120%; do. ten-forties, registered, 117} @ 117%; do. do, coupon, 118% a 11834; do. fives, 1881, registered, 1164 a 116%; do. do., coupon, 116% a 117. BANK SHARES AND STATE BONDS. Bank shares were quiet, German-American sold at 85, Mercantile at 1u6 and Phoenix at 96%. State bonds were dull and steady. Missouri funded of 1804-5 sold at 1005;; Tennessee, new, at 4034; North Carolina, old, January and July, at 15, and District of Columbia 8.658 at 6834. MINING STOCKS. ‘The following are the closing quotations of the San | Francisco Mining Board to-day :— Gould & Carry 21 Es 22 Declined 1 116 Declined 6 68 Declined 1 Hale & Norcross 88 » Declined 2 Crown Point 28 © Advanced 1 Yellow J 128 Advanced 10 Bolever. 35 Advanced 1 Imperial 1 ok Virginia 430 Advanced 8 Catitornia.. 82 Advanced 2 Overman 66 © Advanced 1 Raymond & Ely 19 Eureka G. V 3 _ Best & Belcher. 62 Advanced 1 Kentuck.. 15 Advanced 1 Union consolidated. 10 — Alpha. 23 —-Deolined 2 Seaton Valley 8 — Sierra . 2 Advanced 1 Mexican aE fe! Caledonia m am 16 ~- 2 29 Agvanced 1 MEMORANDA Cable despatches to-day report a further decline of from 1d. to 44, in the price of wheat at Liverpool—a very matural sequence to the publication of the com- paratave quantities in store at that port on December 81, 1875 and 1874, being 793,613 quarters against 144,211, an increase of 569,402 quarters. + ANOTERR COMPETING ROUTE. Despatches from Grand Haven, Mich., as late as De- cember 31, 1875, report “freights at that port from Mil- waukee as still very lively. Christmas three vessela brought about 2,500 tons; Tuesday the Amazon brought over 801 tons; Wednesday the Minneapolis brought 600 tons; yesterday the Forest City arrived with 33,000 bushels of wheat, and to-day the Amazon is expected with about 800 tons of miscellaneous freight The freight facilities of the Detroit and Milwaukee Railroad are taxed to their utmost capacity. The new elevator works finely.’’ This freight, if bound East, passes over the Detroit aud Milwaukee Railroad to De- | troit, and thence cast by either the Grand Trunk or Great Western of Canada. STREET RUMORS, | To-day it was asserted very positively that the Lake | Shore directors to-morrow (Wednesday) would declare | a yearly dividend of two per cent or more apon the | common stock of the company. It wag also reported that the Chicago, Milwaukee | and St Paul Company next April would pay a fourteen percent dividend in consolidated bonds to tts preferred stockholders, the same being for two years, and the advance In the price of the preferred and decline in that of the common stock lends color to the report. Js was reported that another American railroad was | in the London market for a loan of $2,500,000, and probably would be negotiated to-day. Is is & curious comment upon the freaks of specula- tion that to-day, while the Lake Shore ‘‘pool”” were add- ing to their purchases, on the assumption of a small dividend being dectared to-morrow, the “shorts’’ in Erie stock were buying that, om the supposition that the stock was to be assessed by the action of the Lon- don bondholders’ meeting. solidated Virginta Mine now produces 650 tons of ore per day, which is equal to $1,800,000 per week. The Consolidated Virginia Mine have bought the Gould & Curry property at Seven-mile Cavern, where enormous concentrating works will be erected. ‘The amount of treasure shipped irom San Francisco to al) points im 1875 was $43,027,726 VREIGHT RATES. The general freight agents of the Eastera ‘pool’ lines held a meeting at Chicago Monday, to equalize local rates, This was the only basiness transacted, but itis Deleved that the rates cast are weakening and will shortly be reduced. SIR ANTHONY ROTHSCHILD, whose death !s announced by cable, was the second son of Natham, the third of the original brothers, and was dora im London im 181@ He was created # baronet in The Assistant Treasurer paid ous to-day $570,000, NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES gold, om account of interest, and $232,000 im redemp- = sion of five-twenty bonds The Sub-Treasurer has thus |; far paid out $7,898,000 on account of January interest, ‘Washington advices report:—Coin in Treasury, $79,- $24,448 01; currency, $11,117,344 80; deposits by cer- \Uflcates, $136,175,000; coin certificates, $31,198,300; outstanding legal tenders, $371,827,220. The Treasury disbursements during December are as follows :—Mis- eellancous, $509,234 67; War, $2,836,213 27; Navy, $1,560,472 16; Interior (Indians and pensions), $5,419,343 T2 Tova, $14,917,250 72 This does not in- clude payments for interest or principal of public debt, The cational bank notes received for redemption to-day Amount to $200,000; revenue receipts, $240,000; eus- toms receipts to-day, $400,000, Secretary Bristow cays ho shall wait @ reasonable time to see whether Con- ‘grees will take any action on his recommendations be- fore attempting to place any more bonds on the market, THE FORKIGN Manner, Two hundred and sixty-one thousand pounds bullion were withdrawn from the Bank of England on balance to-day, American securities are (rm Console are easier for money, 93 11-16, and for account, 03 15-16, [a Frankiort United States bonds, new AYO Ar0 OR. Tessar, Jan. 4, 1876 BEFORK CALL—10 A M, P56 1000 aha LB RMS. .09 Gog we EER SSz 200 “1700 1000 4 10000 i 50 Reno RE, 2a, pi be 100 Atl & Pas pt. eR ofa. be L,IMt&s RR. be 200 Hd Std RR...be 100 do. oo do. bi 100 Han 5h Jo ph. 100 ob 100 i 10) Ohiow. 300 do WO do. BEFORE CAEL—12:30 P. + 119% 700 aus LS&MS REDS 33 200 do 7 600 Mil & St 65 200 do. 68 200 di 67% 20 Del, Ld W RECT. 117% 34-Mor & Kas RR.... 1025g 2PM $1000 U $5.20, ¢,65,n 117, $10000 U 8 5's, c,'B1.. 110% 100000 U 85%, £81... LOK SKCOND BOARD—L P, M $10000 Dis Col 9.5%... ‘68! 100 shs P Mail 88, 1000 Mo 6's, L bds 100 a 100 Quick 1100W est U 400, to: 1400 di 100 Chi & NW. 100 NJ Con 200 509 Mit aa B ic ® ¢ 400 Mil 2 66 P pf.-be 00 vo t $00 Ohio 4 A RR. 230 TO $3 P.M 100 shs Erie RR.. 100 Vee Ait of Mo... etetenes i & COMMERCIAL REPORT. A telegram from San Francisco states that the Con- | COTTON ON THE SPOT STEADY—FUTURES QUIET AND STEADY—FLOUR QUIET—WHEAT DUML— CORN QUIET—OATS DULL—PORK QUIET AND NOMINAL—LARD FIRMER—PETROLEUM QUIRT—SPIRITS TURPENTINE FizMER— ROSIN QUIET—OILS QUIBT—WHISKEY DULL AND LOWER—FREIGHTS QUIET AND LOWSR— COFFEE QUIET—SUGAR UNCHANGED. Tuxspay, Jan. 4—6 P. M. ‘The merchandise markets still dragged and bus ness was small in almost overything. On ‘Change there was and very little business was cone, but steady, Wheatwas dall and nom- inally easier, the break tm freights exerting vo influ- ence whatever. Corn was less active, and at the dose both new and old were lower. Oats were dull. Whis- key dull and lower. Pork was dulland nominal, Lard was in demand and firmer. Freights by steam decid- edly lower, Cotton steady, Coffee was quiet and moady. Spirits turpentine was firmer. Rosin was quiet and anchanged. Oils were quiet and unchanged Petroleum was quiet. Sugar was still quiet and unchanged. Asuxs were still quoted ai 5340. a S3Kc. for pots, and pearls nominally 7c. ‘AWrONY was unchanged. Quoted at Ide. @ 14%c. for regulus. BrceswAx was steady; 2,000 tbs. Sonthern sold at 3250; quoted at Ble. « Se. for Western and Southern, Broom Cons was in fair demand at steaay prices. We quote:—Brush, short green, chotee, Se. @ 10c.; burl, given, Te. 090; green, medium, 7c, a Oe.; red and red tipped, Sa abe. Canpums wore quiet. We quote-sSperm, 29¢.; sperm, patent, Macy's, S8c.; stearic, R. Mitchell & Co.'s (0on), Tie, » 2c; adamantine (12, 14, 16 on), 12Ke w 17a; parafiine, 4's, 6's and 12’s, 20e. # 2le. Corran—The market for Rio was qutet, but steady, We note sales of 2,982 bags, ex Cleta, on private terms, and at Baltimore, 1,800 bags, ex May Queen, on private terms, The stock at the outports is as follows:—At Galveston, 9,000 bags; at New Orleans, 20,064 do.; at Mobile, 9.700 do; as Savannah, 2,500 do.; at Charleston, 2,500 do.; at Hampton Ronda, 6,164 do.; at Baltimore, 67,178 do. Afidat and load. ing for United states to Noveuiber 23, 118,700 bags; pure chased United States to Ist inst, 5 roy © 16\c. m 16}e.; fair do., 17) Tixe.; Rood do, Ise. a 1840; prime 4o., 5 peal ag Sg Wale fe eal ave, government bags, erase 280; 8 re, do. Be. ade. “Cayton Qle; Maracaibo, . 3 L oo, 182. a T9hgers Conta” Rica. Ihize a Boe a (i ica, 1SIic. aceansar, ‘20e, « 22c. ; Mexican, 18c. a 1%¢.; Manila, Ite « Ife; An- Sie 183e. # 20c.; Savanilla, 186. « 200. ; Curacoa, 18a, Corrox.—The market for spot cotton was fairly active and closed with the tone st: By & revision in quotations rdinary shows ® decline of by ordii 1 CA ws nanos ge ee f ioary good or. iopan advance of 1166 The 1 10 15-16 10 15-16 10 15-16 10 15-16 9. 1s 116 Lib serpoak ‘T-16d. by ste: CoormRAGu toc wee quict and uachanged, We 3a sail, 5-1) Markot ste: Molasses shooks, U2-ined, eh heads, 64 8 #3 26 shooks, with heads, 3#-inch, t £1 0 i $225; Dox shooks’ es fa 10. 0. | ead, 100) BY UE iit os, PeR was very quiet, We quote >—New sheathing (over 2.) Be, ; bolts, le. ; braziers’ (over 16 of,), S)c. ; ails, Se. w die. ‘old sheathing, ae, mixed ios, 1c, a Zhe. American ingot, lake, Sie. a 23%¢. pre ib. Yellow al—New sheathing and Dronse, ‘ie; bolts. 240. ; mails, per Ib. ConvaGK was prey Tt quot ugar inch, eon, do., Manila (large and small size) per lb. Tope yarns, le Nr Bilge lige. hemp. tarred, my A olt rove, 176. ‘Diuas, ko-—Oplum. was quick and without important change; quoted at $4 25 a $4374, gold in bond, and $8 15 2529 currency for Jobbing Tote. Mulsan copaiba was selling at 70c, @ Zhe. for job lots and 70 — 720 for Large ots. Curtis tisti bones quoted at 24c. & 2a Safiron, American, was, quict sé 8c; Spaniah was in tair demand wa | root was in anal light demand at 4c. a God tiver GO arhe To. foie den madd at $1 60 a $1 65 for Newfoundland, and $28 $210 for Norwegian, Rhubarb quict at from Sic, a $f 10, Ginger was qui tive 20¢ a 2le for Jamaica bleact helle ws firm at 303c. per Ib for bbis., and Si3o. per Ib, boxes, Quiuine was firm at $2 20. Hiue vitriol was Stony ab Giac. a Side; Morphine ‘was in ‘good ‘demand St $4.25, Touide potash was in. fair demand ws $245 b. i. Alam lamp was in pretty good aoumend * at Se, according to quantity. Chlorate potash was firm aé 2c. 2%e,, gold. Licorice paste was quiet and steady at 2c. a (Je Pignatelli, 20e. SOc. for amall Guxalin for do. ; U6ige. for P. and S., small; 36\%c, for Corigliano, 2Bey gold for Spanish solid, Cluseng was firm at $1 ‘25 for Southern, as wo ‘rests ag i net i orn. Seneka root was sti eyingrry 870, a We. Hoods were quiet but steady. We quote? Yellow Calitoeain, it we Thrown do. tea Os Srown Triesta To, Tact ellow 27 large for W lish, Be. a) Bio. Arsenic was stendy at Sic. w 1€.. gold, for white powdered, aud 12%ye. w Ise", curren’ red do. Quicksilver was & uiet at Te. a T7%c., ee rgot was on at oe. for inierier Be. for gor Glycerine was firm 8 160, for Ameri ure, Licorice root was st 4e., gold, and Sea the, currency, selected, were dull at 55, ut Was firm at 10%. Vente Turpontine ‘was quiet at'1Ge Gum arabic was atoady at t 1G¢. Gum arabic was steady at ihe. for prime sorts, and Ho. @ Ile, for second sorte. Essential oils remained quiet and unchanged. Wo quote : nanan) '# oil ber aot $3 sO: Tnmsin'y finest, iy rose ; oll anise, yall gold; oil caraway, doe go%s 50; crovon oll, 8218; 60 cluzonelin, Sue-‘n BTC bt pS ol 75c. & $2; oil pte (Mitcham), oil cloves, ' $3 curreney; oil. lemon, 'S dorson's, $3, 49; oll wintergreen, | $3 25: oll sissatras (inclusive) all gold. English chemicals changed. We nore. alleese 60 tons soda ash, 25 toda, 0 drams caustic soda, 100 tons bi-carb. so cask Dleuching powder, all sold at “prices, w range Of the following ‘gures, We quote:—Sode, ash, ordinary to ped: brenda 20 wal soda, 1350. } caustic soda, Lage. 4ige'; boarb. coda, “Aixcs alt ged: bleaching powder, 20. » 2ic.. currency: auuor carb. vous Jonn Dwight & Co.'s dn kegs), 4c., currency. FRATHERS were unchanged; 8,000 Tha. sprictl: at S8e, ; quoted at Ose. « Oe. for prime, G2e, & and Se. a 45, for mixed, Fist. —Although in Hight demand, the market for dry cod was firm. The sales were only 400 gain tals, Grand Bank at $5. Mackerel were in light supply, 00 Bole. small. Nov5 at $15 50. Rew held ae S11; ood ubis Hal, {fax mackerel arrived by , Dut no sales have yot ‘been made, bold {$10 90a 817 54 for large No. 8, and 813 for large fat No. prime sola for choice at Wee bes herring were selling ox vessel at 260. for scaled, and 22c. | = anayy e“Gearges Bank cod, $8; my Bank doy 3, Do. 1, $20 a $275, mack Gor large, Non 2 810 Box erring Ne le ade a Soci wuted sd do., 250 25.0 Se, m * ‘tour Ad Gratn.—Recelpts—Plour, 21,290 bola: whoa 30.140 bashola; corn mesl, 600 bbi i and 108 sacl "4 20,184 bas! ‘ata, 17,086 do. ; rye, 270 do.; barle; But the ‘market ruled iy clading State, Western aud Southern, Were about 29,000 bustels ai the annexe d prices. Corn m al jes comprised Tigo alee Won only about 400 sacks at prices 0. ‘ ® 8 2 8 Superfi: 4 465 Extra Stat 4 5 25 Shoice State. 5 6 0% Superiine Western 4 405 Exira Western, 4 5 25 Minnesota, 5 6% Round hoop 4 525 Round boop Ohio, trade. brands 5 6 Family. 7 80 St. Loui: 5 6 29 St. Louis, straight ¢ 6 650 St. Louis, choice double extra, 1 800 St. Louis, ehoice tantly, 8 9 50 Bye tour, fine to superdine + 535 Sout a 425 Sout 4 450 Sout 5 6 50 bout 6 900 Corn 3 350 Cora a Corn 3 jes were about g, $1 OD for No. 1 22 a $1 40 for small lots for No. L epring. Corn was The sal c, for old, mixed, we 75,000 bushels, a for no sprin, 8, 81 24 lor orainary Mi }waul rod and amber winter and $! loss active and at the close lower. ts T3e. a 74} rime new an nominal, ome 75 for cy ind $6"25 «$6 50 fo vendy. The sales comprised abou Canada West und 8120 for No. ith next to nothing doing, . Mt 470, for Stute, on track; ne 2 the tor Nea C Chicago and 420. 6. 450. for inferio® Western, Fruir.—In foreign dried béiness was almost entirely confined to @ moderate jobbing demand, but prices for inferior to. wl were quict and well sustained, We quote;—New layer rais! per box, | $2 90; i AOE do., O25¢c. 5 new louse ‘muscatel, "$2 90 $315 per box, ft aa Me geal ae Soedloss. raising, (050. pet frail; V fonge.'s 1c, per Ib. sultuna do., Te 5 prunes, 9348 “6c. for Servis Freneh do. Ze. ling to Currants, 7x0. Leg citron, 226. ic dried was inactive aud inal. We quote prices were more or less nom- Stave, quarters, 8c. & Myc.; do., arters, Se. sliced, 10¢. ; Southern, ‘& Bigc.; do.. sliced, Oe. & Tze. Peaches, peelod—Georgia, prime, loc, s ivc.; choice do, 20c.; ‘unpecied ‘quarters, 10Ke. a 11 hauvea, 1c, m 13lgc. cblackberrigs, Li ize. @ Lic; raspberries, du. erries, Bjyee kB ums, South: ern, 18¢. Frosh fruit was i jemand at une changed prices. | We quot selected winter, per bbl, $3 = $3 25; do, 50 , * 8 75: US., common, $2 8 $200 Craaberries—Choice. $1 7h $3 do. fora to ‘prime, $2 50 & $2 75; do., poor, $2 a do., Eastern fancy, per bbl., $9 50 a $10; de., good to pria Der bbl, $8 60 a BO'25, GuNNias i comeing niet; quoted at 12%e a 186. for domes- tle, $e. « Bye. for Calcutta wind 13%c, for bags Hay axp Staaw.—The marke was quiet, but without spec tal change, We quote:—ale bay, shipping, at 3c. & be. iraw— retail qualities at 9c. a $1 15; clover, doc’ a 75a, Long rve, $1 10: oat do.. 85¢. Hur AND Jute —Market fi eseod, $240 a $245 for doable and and $195 #9140 for undressed: the Iacter for fine; Rus Core active. Prices ‘maintained, The sales, estaprised.. 1,000 Foxes, , 8000, Monteridea, 7.000 | Lor- go. (seconds, all on private terms Wo quotar-Besnes. Agree, 0 $5.25. toe, 106 2045 do., 35° to'23 ths., 200. 4 2c. ¢ Montevideo, rea tobaie 2 age. } 208 a Ble; Corrientes, 21" te Rio Grande, 20 to 22 ibs., 18! Oripeete 21 to 23 lbs.. wo ‘e. ; California, 22 to 25 \bs.. Central ‘American, 19 1 Ibs.,18¢.; Matamoros, 22 to 24 ibs., Ise. a te. ¢ Vers Crus, 15 to 19 Ibs., 1c. « 16360. ; Bogota, 18 to 20 Ibs, ‘20%ge., all gold, selected; Texas and Southern, 24 3 currency, a8 er rs slaughter, 0 That ure were made of common The following are the: quota. oa Obe.; olds, ail shipping grades. Some sales se, fate at Ie. «1 tlons:—New Yor! growths, 4c. Jnox.—The market for American | unchanged. Scotch tod. neglected, We quote $24; do., No. 2, $21 meet (do) Ytac. We quote: Me The Tentettagal and clayed, Bc, @ U2e.; muscovado re- ‘do. grocery ‘ite. 0 Sie. Porto Rico, ‘New Orleans, oid ib ge Tacham’s imoeoved tit hued lead Movassxs was quiet. mixed, 22¢, 28, ; do., - & Bie 5 de Rosle rms, strate erated Imede gt ay fendy; Wilmia ahd agpnulne womdy tou ui tie Fellow at Markos 4 im, Jy quiet, We crude, Se. 0 do., Bou Houthern ebew get wuite’ winter, 0c. 6 Boia" ine. singer gh Ot i Erte ge $3, bss nat ii Hi BS i : z 5 M F z ¥ were quiet were ental ts bus . H ii aoted: iy dete os 30a $d 90 for oderate: steady if Hi ive. ‘The sales were 00 Louisiane at Oc 8 fe ayote —Yaralina fale 196 sc; Bane, onl, $7 50; coke, wide erst Arte general market was quiet We note of 160 whds, Keateck Su private fornin nd 4) te <2 dries at Te, «100.4 2 Obie, crap of 1874.00 private torma, and 10) bai a from Wasi. rr —teelgta218 bole whiskey and 554 bbls hist. wines. market was dull and lower; sbout Lov bbis, woud a tS at % a Si 12h. —Bdsinoss was generally confined to sales of noi secon t Jose, but prices were generally well maintalued. We re without ‘noteworthy sales to report. Freraurs.—Rutes lower pet eee ‘and sail, with a betes business reported. in. petrol A, . per steam, 16,000 bushels xrain at i fund about 9,000 packages provisions at GUs. ° the by 000%ushels grain on private terme ; for « Norwegian bark, 639 toni Feu Faten, “To Antwerp per stoam, 1,400 bushels wheat on private verms; 40 boxes bacon, 508. } a leather, Bie., and & small ‘quantity of tobacco in bhds To laid on the Berth for eral cargo #6 cur Hamburg, per steam, 90 tiercos stearin ol peice Wares a oO ‘To Raste: per Steam, 15 cases carriages at cubic fost. charters embraced an Italian bark, heuce to Cork for orders, with 8,000 quarters grain at Ge. Od. and £10 gratuity, one-third in bags: a Brisish vrig, henee to London, with 2,010 quarters do at Gs. dd..all in bags; § Norwegian bark (now at Charleston), from Baithmore to Cork tor o are with 9.300 & British bad erereens in, at Te. Gd; tons (now at Tybee), thence for same voyuge, with 4,500 erters do., at 74., one-third in bags; a German ship, 981 tons, rom Savannah to Liverpool, with cotton, om private verma; & ship from New Orleans to do. 4b Sid, ane thence, to at 13-16c.; a British bark’ (to arrive), from Baluk more to Antwerp, with 6,000 bbls. refined pe: roleum at 5 German ship, thence to Rotterdam, with 5.200 bbls do. at Se. 43¢d.: a British bark, hence to Havre or Bordeaux, FY is. naphtha at Sk; w British bark (to arrive by of this month, otherwise ‘cancelled), from Philadelphia or Baltimore to donsinent, ex. Duteh, with 6,500 bbls. crude oF refined eee at 43. Od; ow British Dark, hence to Ant- yer, 300 bbls. exude do. at 4 remeu, with 4, By het oe with 2,000 bbls, naphth: it hence to Morgan Pill, at 5s. Gd. ; a Swedish brig, hence te Hance bo" United Kingdom direct, wlth'2.300 phi resigua’ he to ingdom direct, wit! residum, St Ds. Sd. ; three ships, with cotton, reported to the Kussian Baltic from Now Orleans, at 2 aad Pat 16d and ous, as ea thence to “Amistordam, with do.. tte er portod from Philadelphia. to Port Ite poried from Fblledelphile to Fort Roy nich coul, at $3 FM; one, thence lumber, at $6 75. i. eral cargo, at $7, and’ back from Woodstock Mills to at $6 25, deiphia, with 180 MI lumber, DOMESTIC MARKETS. Gatveston, Jan. 4, 1876. Cotton easy; middling, 12%. ; i low middling, . ordinary, 10%e. Net receipts, 3,002 bales, wise, 529 Sales, 3,821, Stock, siss2 ae Jan. NN iggtton=Demand fairs, midd good ordinary, 1040, re trate io loa: 19, Exports “To Cts Beta, 11,736! 0 Fran: 3 ntinent, Sales,’ 6, 2b0,6d0,"° bi i Moniux, Jan, 1876. ades firmor: low grades weak; middling, yer “low magiling: hee a IL Xe. ; good ordinary, 10440. ge. New seoatpts, {TS alee. Exports coastwise, 245, Sales 3,000," ‘Stoel Cotton dull; baring mae ¢ ordi 11 5. 8, 1,204 jatter 1876, Savanna, Jan. ie middling, 1: good ordinary, Bxporte—To Grout britain S761, 00 fconstwisey T,141. ‘Halos, 1-24." Stocks 2 Ouanuraron, Jan. 4, 1876. hntton, steady: middin ie mA ide. Jow a din cari conpts, 708 balan Balen, Lind Stock, Bo,sit™ Spirits of t tf ant. Pg tate ae bien) 3 of turpentine s stoady j at $14, Tar paises ascites connate Mi sales 1.300 bbia., at 87 50 for No, g7 7 fo pgenesd fombel.winter, $8 for white winter and 63 uble extra, Wheat quiet; No. | Milwaukee club at $1 33; No. 1 white Michigan, et 45; extra do,, $15 Corn steady at Barloy dull: No, 2 Canada quoted at $1 10, No. 2 Bay at G1 18 and No, 't Canade af $123 4 $1 25. for bolted and 620 fer uabotved. |, Millfeed-— Shoe $17 w $13; sbipetutly, $19 w $21; am * Burrate, Jan. 4 1876, eu “gig 3, 00 ‘apg bene q orn, far de- 1 cars, on track, ai Sto, a S7e., ac cording to condition; old neglected Oats inactive. ‘Rye La ne ie Barley dull’; Rolderes Orm, anticipating advanced pore in early dav; no transactions reported. Porn, lower and quiet at $20 50 for heavy mess. Lard quiet at ide, Highwines nominally $1 13, Flour quiet and_ancnanged. Whi erate demand; No 2 white W 1 23553 No. 1 white Michi ann i geller Februar 1 01 8 red, 61 wie * his Michio amber h mber Michigans pot bore Ninactives ‘high mixe pte) he nee oes jow mixed, 47¢.; old, ble.; no a 43h yd, 400. “Oats dull; No. 2, Soe} Midi Bovge. Dressed hogs with Bimofereie. duane’ te $7,0 » $7 73. Race ews, 19,000 bushels; corn, 37, 000 do. Siipiments— Fics, 00 We wheat, 3,000 bushels; corn, 19,000 do, ; oats, Onrcaco, Jan. 4, 1878, Flour dull gnd nominal, Wheat in fair demand, but lowers No, 2 spring. UOXe, spot 960. February, $1.05 rs No. 3 do., ce. Wie? jected, G2c. Corn, cash hig tions steady ; No. 45440. spot, 43 ary, 43%e. bid February. Onte fir iige. Heb sbraacy. Harley dll ang at 73ge. spot, 76c, February. $700." Pork dpened side figures; wales at $19 io ry iets ab $7 BS Madi higese. bee Sloot’ conte ts ‘spot, 19 374 February, $19 60 March Lard ly active and her, closed with continaed peal Sig IN. po spot, $12 40.0 12 42g Fel alk meats bo basi do. bari ‘boo abel wheat, do. 11,000 ‘fo barley. of ard whe was unchanged. Gorn easier, at 426;c. « 42 nchanged. pon easier, at $1915 Hepa ty ‘st February. Lard unchanged. EUROPEAN MARKET. Loxpow Propuce Marker—Lonvon, Jan, 4—Evening.— Calcutta lnseed, 52s. Od. # Sds.; linseed oll. 24s. Sd Od. per ewt. Spirits of turpentine, 25s, Od. per cw PPE 5:1 tO FINANCIAL, “A vaust BELMONT & 00. Bunkers, 19 PTE Hemtan street issue Travetlers Credits, avatiable in all paris of the world, tre neon Moura, DE ROTHSCHILD and thetr correspondents. ‘Also Commercial Credite and Telegraphic Transfers of Money om California and Europe tow he by aed bei yd OF WESTERN NOTES, BONDS and Stocks bought and sold: 10 per ceat investments a Special ce wolicit pm AVL, Note Brokers, 81. Louis, Mo. AREA REABONABLE RATES.—MONEY ON LiFB AND adowment Insurance Policies, Mortgages and other pic ty Insurance of all kinds eflected v" best compa- nies, Se HABRICH & CO. 117 Broadeay “LAPSLEY & BAZLEY, BROKERS 74 BROAD ASW Boy" AND Shun PuiviLtEs™. oN |S “MEMBERS OF THE NEW YORK stock KiCHANG™ “BXOLUSIVELY.” NCES GIVEN IN NEW YOUK AND LEADING CITES ALY THE NEWS OF THE WORLD TO-DAY. SPECIAL CABLE DESPATOHES FROM LONDON IN THE EVENING TELEGRAM EVERY NIGHT. SPECIAL DESPATCHES FZOM WASHINGTON, SPECIAL DESPATOHES PROM ALBANY AND ALL THE LOCAL NEWS IN THE EVENING TELEGRAM pan eo “Haar, . HEE ‘i OND STREET Sat aavinar i nual interest yf annum be allowed ior the bylaws and ‘banks payable, ‘a0 and after Monday, Jan: nary 17, 1876, ind it uot drawn. ib will: be be en sti to Yngran ry (ae Sepocite ‘ms an ouet or defore anuary as trom January HARRISON HALL, Coors, Secretary. NONWEALTH OF VIRGINTA —TH® CoUrO: 0 Se wanes aes ign ky) pike whirds adiantes SOUND MANNING, J)ivibEND NoTICK, THE EXCELSIOR SAVINGS BANK, Corner 234 st, and 6tis Jan. 1, 1648, ontton sams of $1,000 and under, at she tate of Sper Second.—On sams exceeding $1.000 and note: on all ‘pont “agai regulations of Wien xeseding $2,000, as tho rate of 6 per cent acre 1,000 wisn eae eset © et See san Bank confines itsclf to strictly savings bank am th oncom 0 any new deposits from any one stocks of th < vale at par for State taxes, r Stave of Sash i ANOVBR FIRE INSURANCE ANY. New Yors, Jan. 1, 1874, A sombhapeel sivident ot 0e'por eanclons book toon dectared, a 1, REMSEN LAN, Secretary. WAYS HAVE LOAN ON GOOD 1878. er cout Ws declared able January %, 1875. at the Now York office of this cou pany, No. 170 Broadway WILLIAM A. SCOTT, Secretary. — SFcoxp MORTGAGES BOUGHT AND 6OLD—~ Money te loaa on first and leasehold mote E. BE. BOWEN & Co. ‘RUST FUNDS ao D LOAN ‘ON PiRST BOND AND on Ove: os wiate, no bouns re Gained OSE RH MwA, iy Vy | eee TREASURER yOR A MANUFACTUR « company, with Bogen whieh will be secured; sal ary faire Call at. coom 8, 12 Clif st. W2yien: LOAN $200 FOR ONR YEAR, SKOURED b cl ar foal estate, Address LYONS, Herald Brooklyn Beanch oftica, arab aN Mews MORTGAGE, OLTY PROP $12,000, $45,000; aiso for sale, two og Om Brooklyn Dwellinzs. a OYT, 171 Broadw NV ANTED—WikST WORTGAGE LOAN ON a VALUK ble Mosel Property in New Jersey, 20 miles from Now York; ample seeurity ; ulso $15,000. w on # larico Went chester Farm. anh ddrone K. A BRYA: Contines tal Building, 204 Moutaguo at, Brooklyn! ‘OUNG LADY, ork tate circumstances; LY Bearted gontlouan assivt her! AND 10 room 1 A ty Railroad Bonds and otlier clioice securities, ying oto 12 or cent; for oale on favorable terms by” cLisieier Hi. NICOLAY & CO., #5 Vine wel, New Yor? 24 years. Invosvise: D AND OTHER 860. 000 eas ey ag? an ae 54.0).0( 0 (0) Avan, _ LOTTERY DRAWS JAN: «) . Whole tickets. $18 Circulare feo. JOSEPH BATHS: 202 Brosdway, roan 3; bor Sioa Now York Poss office. $5. 50. 00 70 LOAN ON AND BUY MOBR, eg0e on long tine aver. i TODD, 56 Liberty at. — : == LOPARTRERAIIES. EW YORK, JAN. 1, Tag urietuane’, bare ts doy, formed » co ander the drm name of Campbell # Richmond for the trang sctiou of « commission business in stocks, bonds and gold. JOUN CAMPBELL. DAVLD RICHMOND, YAN. 1, 1876. copartnership heretofore existing under the firm pbell and Richmond ia this day dissolved by ite gun limitation. ‘The affairs of the firm will be oiled by either of the cmera Paty com 0) OA ao eh, |General Partners BAKING G. R PEARING, | Special Partners, HE GOPARTNERSHIP OF PAINE, GOODWIN & CO. ia this day dissolved by mutual consent. The a& fairs of the firm will be settled at a oftice of Goodwin, . PAINE, Smith & Co, AL iy GOODWIN, 2: GRANVILLE ‘SMITH, 5. J. NOWELL Tho andersigned have this da: pal af gopervner ander the firm name of GOODWIN, SMITH & CO. for the transaction of the Woollen Business by ihe earsen aGE and 63 Worth st., coraer Church, od DWIN, # ‘diet SMITH, A. SELIGSBERG. Ducumaxe 31, 1875. ERSIGNED Meet eg THIS DAY FORMED & a copartnership undor & Co. MOSES REMAN 3IMO} OMON HERMAN, New York, Janusey fi 1878. pue OGOPARTNERSHIP USRETOFORE EXITING Ay tnder fhe frm name of Walter 8. sc imsolved by limitation and mutual consent. CLA a4 one Jan. 1, 1876, Wit MORFEY. the » pinoe. fue Sag eee OF LANOASTE! Go. expired by Hmitation December 31. 1876, " As it RMED A CO. PART nership under tae tun stuman of baseaaien, Saceiors . ta, mccansors to Laueaster, Brown & Uo. will yusinoss as baukers an: a Sonne bhe bi brokers. folly 4 Rk, LAN CASTE How. ARD SAU ADELE ENNION W, SKELTON. New Yors, Jan. 1, 1876. Wit A PRW HUNDRED Dow bave half tuterest in an established business # raat t a alt ei | must have reference. Address PARTY, CONTROLLING 1 tel property, Me id Nike ranch of th with A PARTNER WANTED, WITH FROM $10,000 000, in an established grain, feed and millin, ox eine ere Unexcepiionsble. partie profitable. AC 1GG8, No. 5 Dey st. it a a K OF MERCHANDISE TO % AL chan: extate, with bome cash A. BLOMQVIST, 150 Nassau st. GENTLEMAN OF LARGE BUSINESS RXPE jence, including bookkeeping, finances and tho: know! eige f Ragin, TM PORTA NT MIN. half im- EK- . In whole of part, to close oat business, for real German and French, Address A. M., Post office vox 06! ADDITIONAL CAPITAL Sth FoR MER + chants, manufacturers and others; Batata ox- for Business; Mintug luterests, 4c.. negotiated Persons with capital ‘seeking business advised, "without eharge, of approved Referencos—G. W. on HALY INTEREST Iabed Catholic uewspaper ; Bishop and clorgy of tho case. and canvassed territory: the evan Gail on or eddreas td. to VANDY corner of Montomery, Jorsey City. BAKERY AND CONFECTIONE New York, for sale at = bargain, FALMER, 154 heade Awa. AN ESTAS: 3 3s the Approval of the large amount of an- je paper inthe State. K, 259 Washington st, ¥—NEAR Inquire of G. a RB an active partner in auction busluess wih $5,000 "cash "capital. ‘Lddveas AUCTIONEER, box 124 Herald office. IVE BUSINESS.—$i00 TO $1,000; HALP TS 4 im Westbrook Bon baad bp je Sance and M factory, 546 Hudson street ‘stores sell thts ri¥® INSURANCE TK, DESIROUS OF WORK. w and remunorative aystem of tife {nsarance, will 59 Liberty st, room 21, between 1 and 2, aftee- aah a he RAYMOND’S LIFE BOAT BUSINESS FOR SALE — ill, stock . ¢ death of the inte prop: PRIX, 104 Oak st, Greenpoi Pannen, wasn —A NEW THING, REQUIRED pt tn every house, sore, office, private and pabite sldig the world; sure sale, large routs; owner having other antes fonts a competent man Wo attend to wales; capleal red $00 19 $1,000; business permanent and profivable. “Herald offica, isaeD flour end\grain commis 0) oF $20,000 saat good opporvantiy, hikdre . ae 15,000 oF oj ; FIVE box 170 Herald offeer x ai } ARR OPPORTUNITY.—@6,000 CASH AND ere IN gear oarts, payments will enable you to 8 eautital Home, haadsomety furnistied, with valuable Y Ferm a dae pr b+ sdtons ton 80 from ae, to $12) rs ‘ost office, Richland “ PE VORNITURE, GOOD WILL 40 OF a vine tines pers ing House for house full and deals with. Address Pans box 1,140 Pon bien. al : pPasegeergen” OR Fal scneettitata the best Prost. on somenlanan® se ‘been in the business 10 Pa = eye trade; those be = TE of aa BiThER 1 he = work preferred, ere. to extend ade atid oppoetenieg. aires CONPIDENOR, box [0 l Wastes, pa er raat Tarn sar I AN BS dren, with pertioun isk Br Blethen Cave Ovnn. Wate creat 4 eS » yy idress a onee ANTED.—A Pi Tibae Eee W " ue desis V0 Herel cometuten ldlowels a: OM Lae ‘WITH $20,000, IN W Magee Sanaactane fable AE FG WAStED, B00 To #1000, Witl FiTHER A 1 bust. vty strictly, ogunees be 3 station s vd oe SaSINESE MAN, WITH GLOOS ce Apply 00 tt, BROWN, No Youre from 9 tii a $15,0 000.45 AN ACTIVE eee Sep Saas tiv otha es ¥ it Geral office. $1,000.88 inbogersa bantam ine geagear™ 3.000 faniitnore Seevck etic $18,000 ferrteeotoen, amet tee Yen fi 8 rT: Seiten ft ir meues ie, Seinen Parias OD ANCE.—A MA! A & fire wishes & special or active park aka sal