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IjEW PUBLICAnOKS. TUB JAXUARI ALAOAZtSES. HASrUt'B atOJfTHLT. If tit people in theMKorthem State ia igiomN Tlorid, tb blarae una tot teloas; to (be writers faf th naga-ata, for ob 11 sldw 'tbex i Mttug forth it 4Tntcw and peesliariUea. Constance 7.

Woolson mites lone acmnxnt of tbeOklawaha, aodlter description mastra--4ett vita sixteen of the aixty-atx earrertnjrg that will be foosd La tbe somber. The aeeeont fall of little pletnzaeqiie aketcbea. Aaothtf Interesting; paper la by Emily aafatdfolof the season, write of The Poetry mf UmhIm ftn taMa unlilu 1 a wiim mo 14. aarOlcna, Tba Qlnatratioa of tbe old ben-Tin. ri owwKUf swuhm furaoiwue ancient cmwb wmcn, miter au, gars as roach mask, and, as many people think, with better effect, tbaa the method of palling belle by b1i.

ah story of the beUs of Limerick la wen told- Them we bar aa ably written defene of Oothio arebiteetar, by John T. who soexest aereral topics which in-Ttte diseosaion, and supplies a Bomber of 1 historical data at 4b aam flows. Honee-baUdcrs will derirs som usefat bints from Mr. Bterenson. Cambridr on tbe is the title of an excellent eontri- botion from Charles F.

Richardson, who shoold ad a moltitnde of readers, not only among the friends and graduates of Harvard, but among aU who are tnterastea in the hietory and rena-iniaoeneesof the place. The First Century" p. per is of a doable character. President Barnard finishes bis reriew of tbe progress made in the exaet aoienoas, and Prof. GUI takes np as same in natural atnenea, Wa bare also the eonelnding article on Lejslatire Homors," by Hon.

8. 8. Cox. In notion, likewise the number is rich. Garth" is continued by Julian Hawthorne, and there ar three capital short stories Country Chorister," by Mrs.

Frank KoCarty Don Joaquin, ay G. W. Cable; and another with taa weighty title of "Natural by Bar. yr. Baker.

Poetrr has six representatives, of which some erase by Fannie B. Bobinson are among tbe prettiest. Other pieees are contributed by Ber. H. N.

Powers, Carl Bpenoar, Hannah R. Hudson, John J. Piatt, and Win Wallace Harney. The editorial notes on science, literature, history, anecdote, and general topics are copious and TOS ATI A imp MONlBXT. The current number i the first of the thirry-aeronUi Tolome, and promiaes well, con-talqingvas It does, aeriestof unusually good articles.

Prirata Theatricals'' takes precedence, jUx. Howells supplying three more excellent chapters. A capital short story, called One of the Thirty is from the pen of one whose name is new to the friends fit the Atlantic llr. W. H.

Bishop but from whom they wOl be glad to hear again if they read his present contribution. Outside the realm of fiction are also aereral attraetlTe papers. Elisabeth Stuart Phelps has on entitled "Going Sooth," wherein she amusingly describes a trip to 6t, Augustine and the preliminaries for it. Wa shall look with soma curiosity for the sequel, for Mrs. Phelps most not be allowed to disappoint the public by stopping where she does.

lira. Frances Anns Kexable continues her Old Woman's Oomsip," which loses none of its Interest. She aires a life-like sketch, not without an occasional touch oi humor in it, of Weber and Rossini. Charles Iraneia Adams, continues his papers on railroad accidents with an account and a critical examination of the causes of that known aa the Berere catastrophe, moid en tally referring to aome others. Mr.

Adams discusses the features of such accidents in a dispassionate manner which might well be more generally followed at the time of their oooarrenoa. Of a different character, bat none the less ettreotir to a certain class of ItoaiLere- km ataaftrfrktaAn nf luirmiiJi mrtA Krln. andage in Sicilr. by lAid Monti, and a notice of tbe ProTeneal poet Jaoqnes Jasmin, by Miss IL Preston, who cires aome examples of bis works, admirably translated. A page of the lile of President Lincoln, and of the history of the first few hours after the dose of the -war, is glren by Allan A.

Magroder. Mr. Howells has a prominent notice of "four new books of poetrr," and Terse are in abundance supplied from the pens of Olirer Wendell Holmes, John G. Whittier, T. B.

Aldrieh, Louise Moulton. Hannoe Thompson, and Mrs. Piatt. The contribution hy. Dr.

Bohnes should be read by all aspiring poets. UOTIKOOTT'S MAQaZIXK. We have here a good bejiinning to a new Tolirme tbe eerenteenth and on which promises to JnatifiT the opinion we hare before expressed, that Zijipimeotft is one of the most agreeable and interesting of the magarines. It opens with a paper on "The Century; Its Fruito and Its Festival." which the subject is treated somewhat differently from the manner in which it has been hitherto dealt with. It Is not confined to American progress only, bot touches upon that elsewhere, and the writer carries nt that idea fully he wOl find a wide and rich field for investigation.

Mr. Bruce re-. somes bis articles on the scenery of tbe Thames, Hiring a good account of Hampton Court and ClaremonV and. ws imagine, eonelnding the series. The Illustrations still suggest a previous generation in the habits and clothing of the people represented, but no exception can be taken to them on the score of inaccuracy of scenery.

Fortonatelyihe old buildings are unaltered since our fathers saw them. Another fllnatrated article is a timely, and in many re-rpsots orlgtnal, daseriptiouof Bombay and the lenglous systems of the natives of India. Urs. Bebecea H. Davis, under the title The Horn ea the Beach, give an account of tbe United States signal serrio and Bobert Wilson describes plantation life in South Carolina, if with less vigor than we have had it described before, yet with considerable pictoresqneness, and much interesting information.

G. Col-aehe furnishes a sketch, full of anecdote, of court lifs in Francs, with som suggestire com-; ments tb word gentleman and another writer, who chooses to be anonymous, sets forth th new that Portagalis a most wretched' land, and then asks to pray for th un? happy" place. Mia Linton continues success i tally -Tb Atonement of Learn Dundee," and the autnor of "BUndpits supplies what may fairly be called a rather long abort story that is Well worth reading, There axe, besides th arts nefl neons items, three pieees of. poetry contributed by' Mrs. Kern Me, whose verses should not vrl poked.

Bidner Xner, and F. A. mrisiil iiisiliig up a bright and enter Fntng TUX AIJDCCS. Tb Lasna now before na eomple tea th seventh volume oi this essentially American rt Journal. Tb firs pasture 1 a head of Chrfatby Keuman.

after Caner, finished in a hold and effective styhv It is aecompanied by sou appropriate tinea from the pen of Henry Morford. Winter tndoora and out doors furnishes the subject of two other iHnatra- one of which, however, is snpanor to the other, and there three engravings ef more trnportanee bet about equal merit The Wreckers Christmas," by Ouster Michel an original drawing asw take U. entitled The Female Vases' and good picture by A L. Mays of th chamber -seen in CymbeUne'. where.

XseUsic is removing the bracelet from the arm ef Imoffen. Tbe artist has treated his subject with much akin, and the expression of the wQy Italian admbbl. Karemberg comes in for large share of attention. It supplies subjects for several fUustratione, aQ ef which are good Pcftreitttrea ef the originals. Bom deeeriptiv Utter press including, of ourse.

Long-fellow's wU-known Unas adds much to their value. The literary portion of the contents, beaidre thw and references to th other illustrations, eontalns a Christinas story called Going Home Cloud Heaven," by Eirma Btjieme arisen, and another by Annette Noble, which the author calls -The Clock's -Secret-" There are also a eonelnding paper on Switzerland and another chapter of "The Spire of Monmouth," besides a few verses. MOTTHLT. The approaching Centennial largely affects tbe pages of this monthly. The first paper, by J.

F. Umea, is descriptive of Xew-York aa it was in the Bevolatiouary days, and the second, by IL F. Bcndder, who adopts the title, Cupid snd Mars," is a story founded on the siege of Boston. Both are very good contributions to oar centennial history. Tbe next two papers concern house-builders and Loose-furnishers one is by John Burroughs, who makes manv useful suggestions, but lavs down theories which we do not think win meet general approval among sssthetic tastes the other, by Clarence Cook, is well worth the consideration not only of people who have houses to furnish, but of others who, having furnished their houses, have fallen into many common blunders in the process.

Tbe object of the writer is to induce people to do their house-furnisbingtheaMelres independently of tbe ad rice of upholsterers, and to explain the principles upon which it should be dona. Mr. E. E. Hale begins a story which is to run through the year, and entitled Philip Nolan's Friends." The scene is laid chiefly in the Mississippi Valley, ad, judging from the opening chapters, it, too, promises to be a timely production.

Gabriel Couroy" is con -tinned to the seventeenth chapter, and will probably rank as one of Bret Harte'a best 'works. In all the aerials there is only one American novel now being published which is as good, but the style and matter are so different in the two that a comparison can hardly be made. The remaining prose contents are of less moment. They comprise a note oa education in England, by H. G.

Taylor some Revolutionary letters published by J. O. Cheney Childhood's Fancies," by T. W. Higeinson Hooks and Eyes," br H.

Eokford Norwegian Traits," by A. S. Packard, and a sketch of the French Benaissanoe, compiled by W. Lam-oroux. There Is poetry br Mrs.

Piatt. E. C. Btedman, C. E.

Brooks, CThaxter, II. Prof. Boyeaen. and B. IL Stoddard, the last of whom sends som pretty verses.

The miscellaneous notes are of tbe usual character, but when Dr. Holland attempts the construction of anecdotes he should be careful of his premises. Oxford undergraduates do not travel from London to Oxford at the end of term. Their course then is usually in the opposite direotion. Neither do they or any other travelers make their journeys to and from the country in England in drays.

We should imagine that Dr. Holland is not a particularly well-informed or wise sort of man. THE OaXAXT. This' magazine enters upon the tenth year of its existence and the twenty-first volume with at least one good feature the concluding chapters of Dear Lady Disdain." If this is not one of the worst novels of recent' date and we do not say that it is it will assuredly rank prominently among the most stupid of them. Its place will probably be taken by "Madcap Violet," from the pen of the author of the Printers of Thule, of which two chanters make their appearance this month.

Seven chapters of Reuben Dale," by Annie Howell, are also here, and win be found well worth reading. This, we believe, is the first novel which Miss Howells has written, but it is marked by all the best qualities which have become familiar in her shorter prod notions. Among the general articles two only stand out as chiefly -noticeable one br Albert Bhodes. who offers some sensible remarks and some extremely good adrioe upon "Woman's Occupations," and the other a short contribution by B. B.

Kimball, wherein be points out the abuse that has been made in this country of the word banker, and directs a well-timed caution to the public Charles W. Baymond tells, amid muou sharp criticism, som interesting particulars regarding Western surreys, and suggests where reform might be effected. An anonymous writer has wnat reads like a compilation, freshened up with a few original observations, on the JajKWiese stage Dr. Guernsey furnishes a sketeh of Walter Saraze Land or Justin McCarthy takes occasion to abuse the institutions under which he lives, in the hope of pleasing American readers, and there is a paper relating to the French aristocracy, suggested by a work of M. Tame.

Tbe poetry is confined to three pieces, of whicb the most pretentious is br Prof. Boyesen. Among tbe miscellaneous notes the reader will find some that are worthy of attention. ST. NICHOLAS.

The boys and girls who expect same-thing exceptional from Mr. Dodge on account ef the season will not be disappointed. For although this is a January number, the prevalent system of premature publication makes it also a Christmas number. Accordingly we hare in it descriptions of Christmas in many places in the. South, by E.

M. in the Far East, by Fanny B. Fendge in the Arctio Begions, by J. IL Woodbury; besides a number of contributions which arc applicable to Christmas everywhere. Tbe frontispiece' is taken from Tintoretto's painting ef 8k Christopher, and IL II." narrates in verse a legend of that saint whicb occupies nearly three pages.

Among the contributors this month are several wen-known name. Bayard Taylor sends a pleasing notice of Jon of Iceland Eggleetoa tells a Honsier fairy story which be calls Bobby and the Key-bole," and which is quaintly illustrated C. P. Cranch explains, of course in verse, how Willie went coasting by mnoalight J. T.

Trowbridge contributes tbe first part, of a capital story, entitled Bass Core Sketches Couple of Cruaoes." and Susan Coolidg has a good fairy tale Tolnetta and the Elves.1 But that, after aU. which the young readers of St. AtcAola most look forward, too, from month to month, is the adventures of 'The Boy Emigrants," as told by Noah Brooks. There ar two new chapters of this, with a couple ef illustration and tbe promise of the earlier portions is amply sustained. But there artin adoaen contributions, either in prose or verse, which must remain unnoticed here, to say nothing of Jack-in-the-Pnlpit and all the- other faiTiPff departments of riddles, letters, and other things at the end.

For all this we must rater th reader to tbe magatirae itself, than which none is better or likely to prer so rich a earoe amusement in readinxt chil ef both sexes. TEC AQUATIC MOSTHXT. CWreepondeaea," which, a bar before remarked, is one of the most inter-, esting feature of this, th American repre-sentatire of boating and yachting interests, OTtrt but four contributions this month. "Herd-a-l makes some propositions respecting th handicapping ot yachts for races. and takes occasion to express his surprise at tb attention which has been given tbe pest gammer to the Mohawk, Big Topmast" has a few words for his opponent wh attrecat racing Tnarhhies tn preference to deep-keel yacht.

Anchor," referring to a picture ef the Ad die V. painted by on of our New-York artists, expresses his regret, unnecessarily in ur opinion, at the lack of encouragement which Corinthian yachting ha received from tb public and th press, and Stuart M. Taylor, after evincing hi delight at the October matches tells anew the story of the wonderful race between tbe Ariel, Taeping, and Senica from China to England. Tbe narrative, however. Is a quotation, and would have been just as good without tbe interpolations.

Centennial matters, of course, receive attention, and probable contestants on the Schuylkill win find some information in tbe reported work of tbe Philadelphia committee, as well as a little amusement in tbe unpromising labors of the CoHege Association at Springfield, Mass. Tbe editorial items, as well as tbe news of yachting and rowing rents, past and to come, with tbe several comments thereto are complete, astber always are, fullr justifying the claims of the Aquatie to the continued support of the aquatic world. dkmorest's mosthlt. Fifty-two quarto page devoted to the fashions and to a great variety of which is particularly interesting, not to say important, to tbe ladies, are some guarantee at least for tbe magnitude of this magazine. Of its merits otherwise, we mar not be allowed to speak with fun authority, but it has the reputation, and we Where justly, of being one of tbe best of its kind.

Trifling errors sometimes appear in its references to general subjects, but the matter of the fashions it may, we beliere, be trusted. It always contains a great deal of useful information in other brancnes also, which are ot interest to its readers. THE CATHOLIC WORLD. Thin magazine stall retains its position as the best of the serials devoted to the interests of the Catholic Church. It is ably and liberally conducted, while at the same time abating nothing of its attachment to the principles it supports.

Tbe current number contains a number of articles which are of interest, no less to Protestants than to Catholics, as, for example, those relating to tbe President's speech at Des Moines, to the Protestant Episcopal Church Congress al Philadelphia, and to the Conference of Anglicans and Old Catholics at Bonn. There is likewise a great deal of well-chosen reading of a lighter character, and tbe book reviews hare often struck us as the best, sometimes because the boldest and most impartial, ot all that are to be found in the monthly magazine. THE STATE CEXSUS. TOR REVISED OFFICIAL STATEMENT OF THE RESULT BT COUNTIES. The Albany Argut prints the corrected official tables of the result of tbe census of tbe Slats.

The revised figures are aa follows Population Voters Counties. l7o. ISTa 1885. 187 S. 1865.

i 47,530 133. 0M. 11S.Z-04 34,744 S4.723 41.731 40. Si 4 11.330 47.913 44.103 37,933 149 9.563 altara'g' 48,477 43.909 43.205 13,463 10,334 6L313 59.550 55,730 16.0C0 13,590 Chaot'qaa 59.337 SS.Sag 18.S4U 14.333 Cbemunc. 41.67 35.3el 3L923 11,037 7.40 Chsnanao.

39,937 40.564 38 30 11.613 10.38 43 761 47.947 45.713 10,573 6.053 47.756 47,044 44.905 13.465 10.633 94.500 85.173 34,815 6.958 6.593 Delaware- 43.149 43.973 41.B38 11,555 10.533 76.S50 74 941 65.193 19.908 15.119 Erie. 199.570 178.6W 157.150 43 143 99,441 P.uX 34.474 89. 642 8,336 6.121 3L5H1 30.371 23.573 6.811 5.505 30.148 97.064 94.513 7.834 5,895 Geuese. 31,361 31,606 31.738 8.1TJ 7.465 33.544 31.KJ2 31.710 6.975 7,745 Hamilton. 3.43 3900 9,653 891 657 HeTkuner.

41.093 39.939 39.154 11,504 9.730 65.303 65.415 66.448 17,143 15,536 Kintrs. 909.316 419.931 310.CT34 114.933 58.167 Lewis 99.336 98.699 97.840 7,603 6.677 LlTinest'n 38,564 38.309 37.555 10,051 S.055 aladiaoa-. 43.4W0 43.607 13.044 11,160 134.534 117.8681 104.3S5 30.531 S1.777 Montrm'r 35.3O0 34.457 31,447 9,359 7.674 New-York 1,046,037 943, T36.3( 931,109 123.975 51.91)4 50.437 49,655 13,311 10,333 Ooeida 113,967 110.00a 103.713 28,741 24.49 Onondaga. 113333 104,183 93.333 28.08't 21.469 47.71 45.1IM 48,316 13.354 10.47 85.353 80 903 70.165 20.843 14 77 Orleans 99.977 37.C89 98.603 7.967 6,956 78.615 77.941 76.200 19.999 17.061 Orseco 49.815 48.967 43 616 14,476 13.954 15.811 15.430 14.845 4,107 3.443 84.131 TJ.HU3 57.997 19,868 1L801 Uniuauer 105.053 99,549 88,310 25.916 19.098 lticbmond. 85.341 33.039 38.309 8.493 5.637 26,951 25,313 6.343 4.319 83.333 51.5-29 49.893 14.573 Hcbea'tady 93,893 21.347 20.888 5.877 4,870 Scnoharia.

33.419 23.340 33.353 8.957 8,083 18.9381 13,939 18 441 5 463 4.874 Bsneea 97.399 97.833 97,653 7.184 6,643 Law oe. 84.134 e4.836 80,994 19.366 16.764 73.B2L1 67.717 66,193 19.395 15.766 Suffolk 53.088 46.934 43.869 13 509 9.961 34 935 34.550 33,741 8.440 7,473 Tioga 31.744 30,573 88.163 tt.53 7,314 Tooipkiiu. 33.915 33,178 30.696 9.4SO 7.939 Cister 88,271 84.075 75.6J9 21.554 16,334 83,292 23.593 8L12S 6.018 4,040 48.167 49.568 46.944 13,733 10.767 VTavne 49.6tti 47,710 47,498 13,273 11,456 Westeh'ter 100.660 131.348 101,197 24.059 90,479 Wyoming. 30,505 99,164 30,033 8.211 7.533 Xatas 19.686 19,595 19.338 5.633 5,083 4.705.203! 4383759 3831777 1138330 833,436 HATTTB AS1 KATCRALIZED 1875 rOTEBS. -18C5- Kata- Coantiea.

Hativa. nlisoa. Hattre. Albaor 20.508 14,276 15.097 AUseaoy 9 9X0 1,340 9.054 11,540 1.459 8.7P4 Cattaraugus 10,341 2,233 8.838 CaTttca. 13.105 9.955 Cbaataaqua.

13.717 3 933 13.235 Cbecaanic 8.98 2.039 6.540 Chenanxo. 10.M25 787 9.799 Clinton 7.030 3.553 5,387 Coiambia 10.504 1,961 9.311 Cortland 6,300 658 S.136 IMaware 1.054 9.538 Dutcbess 15.105 4.103 12.534 21.970 81,873 14.0SM Kssex 6.301 9.035 5,014 Franklin 5.0) 1,783 4.031 Fulton 6,748 1.086 5,193 lieneaee. 6.141 9,033 S.900 (iroeon 8.014 961 7.089 Uamtlton 76u 135 573 Herkimer 9.338 3.166 8.054 Jefferson. 14,570 9,573 13.579 Kmsa. 54,410 60.573 99.933 Lowia.

5.639 1.963 4,834 Llringstoa. 1,988 2.063 7.433 aladiaon 10,568 1.476 Muoros 18.308 13.313 al3.313 Montgomery 7,684 L675 6.57 w-rork 89 907 14L202 5L50O Vlacara 8.0O3 4,131 Oneida. 19.364 9.377 16.234 Oaoadaga 19.150 8.935 15.553 9.795 2,559 8,785 Oranre 16.268 4,574 13.944 6,337. L740 A850 Otweco 4,190 14.001 Otaeeo 13,503 rt 13233 Putum X396 711 3.106 Queen 13.161 7.707 8.171 Henaaalarr 16,664 13.034 Richmond 4.871 3633 3.213 Kockland 4.755 1.588 3,549 Saratuca 11.651 9,931 9.950 8ahaetadT 4.300 1,577 3.631 rcbotaans 8,570 37 7.763 5.039 433 4.535 Heoaca 5871 1,313 5.5361 St. Lawranes 14.S35 4.341 1X3SO Strubea M.1U9 9.680 14,004 Suffolk I 11.630 l.e9 9.058 SuUlraa S.935 S.205 5.597 Tio.

8 175 677 613 Tompkiaa. 8.TJ0 730 7.55J ITtaSer 16.476 5,078 13,009 Warren 5.133 916 4.100 Wsshincwa 10 07 9.636 9 153 Witm 10. tn S.C35 9.339 WirtctieatBr 1CX39 14.390 S.653 1.541 6.143 Tates 3,055 577 4,630 33,948 963,39419 Data- 9.636 1.034 77H 1,506 1,901 1,993 910 537 2,765 1,334 456 1,054 9.585 13.343 1.107 1.474 703 1,505 656 84 1.666 1,947 28,34 1,843 L6J3 1,176 6,465 1.133 77.473 X133 a 355 1 5.857 1,703 8733 732 3 X6J0 6.064 9,414 T7S 1 833 1,249 330 339 1.107 A495 1.763 03 1,876 403 443 3,215 644 1.614 1.917 1.3M 453 TIRED Of SOTS. A citixea of Richmond, Va writes to a local sbaat "I acasaas acalaat the orist so of can aa th Pottos to aboHah taesa. If tioourh the mlstaksa rinitssss of soats psopla they awealWwW tm aadss, tasaa ba dsacieaa of aU it a ma lira.

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S1.6O0 U. B. 9S.O00 U. S. 10 40S.B.116', aacoxu board 1 r.

at. 6s. 41 1 8.HX I'D. 7S.101 10.0O0 Uo. P.

8. F.btC 03 3MiMich. 6834 IOO du 68 5O0 Lake Bbore A M. 94V 8u b. csl5.

CSS4 du ..63. 68V do b3. 69 do S3. 68 ts do 69V do. s3.

59 do 69V do sS. 60 do 69 do 59 do b30. 69 do. s3 SO 800 W. Un-TeLb.

c3- 72 1 100 40O do c. 72V'8H1 1500 du 72 BOO 131)0 do 72V' UNI SOO do 72a, 800 lloo do 72 IOO American 50 4INI 10 Adams Kx b. 0.102 6O0 100 Ens 15'2o) 700 d.i 15 IOO 100 do b3. 15V loo IOO Pac Kail. b.c bio.

39H 2041 a. 69V IOO do a3. IOO Cble. A R. VOO do MUb 20O Ohio AMisa-A e.

16 100 do 3UV SALES PBOM 2:30 TO 3 P. X. SIO.OOO D. ef C.3.65S. 1.

J. 2100 Wrstern L'nJon- 72 4UO 8t- Paul S4 40 Pacific Mall SO'V IOO Ohio A Mias. 16 IOO Rail war 15 IOO do 16 100 Mich. Central 69 20 Morris A Essex. .102 100 68V 200 8L Lonts A 15 SOO Lake'8hores3.

6Vl 60 Reno 2d Pref. lott 200 do 68 25 M. H. A Fkidat, Dec 243 P. M.

The close observance of the Christmas holiday necessitated the publication of the weekly statement of the Associated Banks today instead of to-morrow. Tbe exhibit shows a decrease in nil the items excepting specie, which has increased (654.100. This, together with the heary tailing off in the deposit line, more than offset the effect of the decrease in legal tenders on the net rcarre of the hanks, the excess above lawful requirements held by these institutions being $7,301,900, a gain since last week of The following is the statement of the New-York City banks this week, as compared with tbe last Dec 18. lxc 24. Differences.

654.100 1,198,300 3.505.200 77,900 Exchange to Loans 1265,512. SOO Specie 16.105.300 16.759.900 Local t'ders. 41.900,500 40.702.200 Deooaite 904.236.000 900.640.800 Circulation 19,028.600 18,950.700 The transactions at the Stock day were smaller than on yesterdar, the sales aggregating only 84.700 shares. Daring the morning hours the sellers predominated, and prices yielded to IV per cent in the entire list, hut the decline -was recovered, in some instances, daring the afternoon, and tbe market closed firm. Lake Shore closed at 59 Vj 59'4, after selling down from 59 to 53to.

Western Union declined from TV to 71 hut rallied in the late dealings to 72. Pacific Mail declined to 39 Mi, North-western common to 381, preferred to Rock Inland to 103, Bt. l'aul to 33'. 1 "referred to 65 and Hannibal and St. Joseph Preferred to 96 bnt the latest dealings were at an advance oi VrV) cent.

Michigan Central fell off to 58 hut at the close advanced to 59 Mi. Union Pacific opened at 72, bnt closed at Vi hid, in the regular way, and 74, buyer 60. New-Jersey Central receded to 104 W. Missouri Pacific declined 1 cenL, selling down to 12. Dispatches from Philadelphia reported a decline in Beading, based oa rumors that tbe company will paas or reduce the approaching dirid end-There was a moderate demand lor money today, bnt this was promptly met at 67 cent, until near the close, when large offerings were made in order to obtain two days' interest until Monday, and the rate dropped to 23 cent.

The national bank notes received for redemption at Waahingtan to-day were $779,000. Exchange at Cincinnati on New-York was heary at $1 discount lor 1.000. Tbe rate at St. Lonia is 1 50 to i 50, at Chicago and at Savannah cent, discount. At New-Orleans commercial exchange is 7-16, and bank exchange oent.

The foreign advices reported affairs quiet at Liondon, consols being firmer at the close at 94 1-16 both for money and tbe account. United States honds were firm, bat without important change. Erie advanced to 13. The rate of discount in the open market for three months hills is 2 2 cent. The Bank ot England lost 155,000 bullion, withdrawn on balance today.

The sterling exchange market was quiet and steady, the nominal rates for bankers' being unchanged. Actual business was at i 85 for tMtnkcrs' fiO-day billa. and $4 8Slatt 88V9 for demand. Gold was quiet, and the market ruled at 113 a 113 throughout the day, these baring heen the 'closing and opening quotations respect! rely. Washington advices state that the Treasury will begin to pay tbe January interest without rebate.

On gold loans the rates wars 1 to 3Mi cent, for carrying. Oorcmment bonds were turner in tone, and prices showed arecereryof cent, from tbe lowest prices of yesterday. Railroad bonds war quiet and steady. State bonds being dull. District Coiambia X65a adranoed to 68, Tbe imports of dry goods at the port of Nsw-York for the week ending this date are $699,053.

'and the. anwun. marketed. tS34.iOSw The total THE CALL II A. Saw Ma to.

0a SH BOH inrporta of dry goods at the port sine Jan. 1, 15T5, amount to $89,161,623, and the total amount nwksted, $3833,336. Uxrr tates TagAsintT. isw-Yoaa. Daa.

94, 173. Gold 9168,991 39 Gold paraaasta 34U.SU7 SS GmU halaaaa 49,003,801 39 Carraaey receipts 523.347 esarsney paymeaita 1.4al571 tat Cnrraarr balaaea, 97,561,740 44 Cawtosaa 14d.ow S3 doeaa -quotatioxs dec. 24. Tbaraday. Prtdar.

ABerieaa ius 113 United States 5a. 11. Coopoa 116 116 Vmnmd Bums 5-Sua, U9 199 KJia on Loodoa (4 oSS4 85 4 e5f4 ew.York Ceatral ....103 104 Buck laland ISA 103 Pacific 39 39 Paal 34 S4 Hfc Panl Prelerrad. 5 S5 Lake fchora 56 5i Narta-weateca 3s 38 North-waatra Preferred 55 54 Western TJniwa 7J7, aijj Union 79 la vvKath 3 3 petawsr. IAawannaA 119 Aew-Jsrsey Central ...105 104 Panama.

ia ia Kria isi. uim Omo 16 IS C. LC 3 AUriam 130 130 The extreme range of prices in stocks, and the number of shares sold, are as follows He. of Hirbftst. Lowest.

Shares. ew-York Central ...104 104 Erie isij ljUce Stars 591. Wsbasb 3 Nortb-weatera 384 North-western Preferred 55 Kock Island ..104 Milwaukee A St. Pani 34 Milw. A St.

Paul 65a JMlawsre, Lack. 4t eaters. .113 New-Jaraer Central 105 Mivhltran Central 59 Union Pacific 7i Hannibal A St. Joenph 90 Hannibal A St. Jo.

Preferred. S6 15 33m 38 54 103 33 63 119 104 56 79 90 96 15 13 71 39 17 15 101 19 60 8 9,500 34,377 300 9,100 300 900 700 400 500 1,900 7fO IOO 300 1.650 600 28. 5 6,100 400 900 100 100 100 100 Unto It Mlsiiiaaipm 16 Miaaouii Pscihc 13 Western Union 7-J'U Paeitia Mail 30 17 Iron 13 Adams 101 Kansas Pact He ia Amer. At or. Union 60 Msrinosa Total soles 84.679 Tbe following were the closing quotations of Government bonds Bi.l United rttjtes Currencr 6s ...1 United SUtes 6s, United States 6a, 193 United tates 5-90a, 1664.

registered. 113 United btates 5-90. 1664, Coupons. .113 Uoited Btates 5-90s, 165. registered.

114 United States 1865, 115 lrnlred Stutea 5-20, laG new United States ltV5, new, eoup.119 United SUtes 5-SOs. 1067. reels tered. 11 Ha United Htstea 5-90a, 1S67. coupons 123 United States 5-9oa, lf68, registered.

11 8 United States 5-90a, lgtiti. coupons. I'nlied States 10 40a, tegistered 116 Untied SUtes 10-40a, coupons. 117 United States Si, ltVl, 1 Iti 19 United Slates 5a, 1S81, coupons 116 Asked. li 119 124 115 115 1161 1J0 119 123 119 117 117 116 117 Called.

Tbe Sub-Treasury disbursed in coin $11,000 for interest, and $100,000 for called bonds. Tbe following table shows the transactions at tbe Gold Exchange Bank to-day Gold cleared 153,003.000 Uold balances. 1.147.738 Cuireocy balances 1.546,272 The following is the Clearing-house statement Currencr exrhanges 172.097.633 Currency balances 3.4'3,948 ToJd exchanges. 5,091,583 Gold balances 66e230 The following is the weekly Clearing-house statement: Currency exchanges 9357.831,740 Currency balances 16.67U.651 Gold exchanges Gold balances 4,962,567 The following were the bids for tbe various State securities Alabama 8s, 186 85 Alabama to, lefeB 93 Arkanaaa 64, Funded. 37 Ark.7s,L.lLAF.S-iss.

10 Ark. 7s, M. at L. K. 10 Ark.7a,L.K-PB.A'0 10 Ark.

7s, K.R. 10 Aik.7a. Ark. Ceu. IL 10 Coonecticat 6 103 Georgia 6a.

99 Ga. 7s. new Ga. 7a, Indorsed 100 lndiara5s ....104 1U. coup.

6a. 1877....104 111. coop. 6a. lcC3 104 Ulinoia War 104 Kentucky 6a 104 Louisiana 6s 40 La.

6a, new 40 La. 6s, n. ITt'g Dobt. 40 La. 7s, PeuitenUarr.

40 La. 6a, levee 40 La. 04 of 1875 40 Allcb. 6a, 187-9 104 Michigan 6s, Alicbigan 7a, Mo. 6a, due in Ma 6s, due iu Mo.

6s, due io Mo. 6. due in Mo. 6a, due in 109 N.Y.6s,Gold N.Y 6s, Gold V.6s,GoldXoan, 1.110 X. C.

Oa, old, J. A J. 15 X. 6s, old. A.

AO. 15 N. C. N. C.

IL. J. AJ. 51 N. C.

IL.A.AO. 51 S. C. Fund. Act, '66.

9 X. C. Fund. Act, '68. X.

new J. A J. 7 X. C. new A- AO.

7 X. C. Sp. class 1.. 3 Ohio 6 "15 100 Ohio 6a, B1 103 Odlo 6s.

'e6 105 Rhode Island 6s South Carolina 6s 35 H. C. 6. Jan. AJnlr.

34 H. C. 6s, A. It 0 34 S. C.

Fund. Ant. 'CO. 34 S. C.

L. C. 'W. J.AJ. 34 S.

C. 7s of 'tsd 35 S. Xon-fund. 4 renneasae 6s, 40 Tenceesee 6a.new ba. 37 l'enn.

6. new series. 37 Texas 10s of "76 100 Virginia 6s. old 37 Ya. 6a, new 37 Vs.

6s, new 37 Va. 6a, Cons, bs 76 Va. 6a, ex Boat. eoup. 70 Va.

6a, 9daer. 46 I), of 3.65s, 67 Fund. due L. 'S 1 to '91 in.loa L. ha.

due '81 to'if7 -10-ja- K. Keg. Loan. 103 And the following for railway mortgages Alb. A Sua.

3d Falls A ALlau 83 H. A ld'M. Bo.7 per cent. 9d.lOI EjinlsLG. 18M.Ko.

X. LS.F.7 p. e.105 llnrC.K.AM.lat7s 34 jCleve. A Tol. S.F..107 Cbea.

It 6a. 1st 95 I leva. A XoL X-bds-lO-J Cuea.AO.5a.lst.exC. SO AA. old t'bio.

A Alton P. A A. new bda.109 CbicK.LAl. 1st, 7a.Hl Hat. It Erie new bda.101 Chic.

K. 1. A P. 8. 11.

A S. Line 7s 103 F. Ine 6s, '95 99JLae Shore Dir. bdal0-. Cen.lt.ofX.

l.t,X115 L. 8. Con. Coop. 1st.

104 Ceo. K.of X.J..lst.C.lll Cen. li of X. JCon.105 L. S.

Uon. Keg. 94 Alar. It Cin. 1st 106 M.CCon.7a.

1902. .101 Letiigb tW.Cuo. G. 9a Am. lkx-k AIm.bla.l03!X.

Y. Central 6a, M.A SLP.lst.tM.PJl.115 X. Y. Cenml 6a. M.ASt-P.u.7 95 M.A8LPlst.79G.K.I 92 M.ASLP.lsLLa C.LI.

JM il.AHt.P.l.t.LAil. 11 M.A St. IV 1st, I.A li. M) M.ASLP.1K, 11. A li.

bl W.ASl.l'lal. M.C.AM 90 X. Y. C. 6s, K.

100 K. Y. C. 6s, Sub 100 X. Y.

C. A H. 1st, C.124 Har. 1st. 7.

Mar. 1st, 7a. Keg 114 North Mo. 1st 8 It M. C.

8. 94 M. A Con. 8. F.

81 O. A M. 2d Cod. M. It SL P.

2d 87 Chic It X. W. 8. F-105 C. It X.

V. Int. bda. 100 C. A X.

W. Cob. bda. 9d It X. W.

Ki. bda. 90 Chic AX. W. .101 AM.

1st. S. 25 'rat. Pac Gold bds.107 Pac Saa J. 90 C.

P. C. A O. 1st 92 C. P.

Land G'nt bda. 91 Union Pac 1st U. P. Land G'ts 100 U. P.

Sink Fnnd 92 C. It X. W.C. U.uds. 85 A Peninsula 1st, Vti Chic It AfU.

1st 102 1. xt. w. it 1st. .111 IC.

A Plus. 4th K. F. -1U3 Winona A St P. 1st.

79 Winona A Bt. P. 55 CC. A Ind. It lud.

fltLsLIL St. L. A I. U. 44 15 94 Con.

bda. 95 56 IV1 L. It West Alt. A Torre H. It.ln9 AIL It T.

11. 94 86 P. It War. 34 Tol. A Wab.

tat Kx. 80 T. AW. 1st, Kt.L.11. 59 Tol.

It Wab. 9d 53 Han. It Xaples MorrU It aaex 2.1-110 M. A Construct a.103 En lat, Extended. .104 Erie 3d 7a, 1883 95 Erie 4tb 7s, 1880 95 Erie 5th Js.

93 Long Dock bds 101 Great W. 1st, Be 79 90 H. A SL Jo. cm. Coa.

73 Ureat 2.1, V3 52 LaL. AU'a It M. 61 Han. It Cea. Mo.

1st. 70 li. A Sioux City 1st. 10b And the following for City bank shares to-day America 153 Gold Exchange. 120 American Kxcbange.115 Import.

A 197 Butch. A lrorr'LM Central x98 .119 City 300 Xew York ..133 Commerce ...122 Xinth Xational 82 First Xathinal 900 Phenlx 96 Fourth National 99 Union ........130 PHILADELPHIA STOCK PRICES DEC 24. Ttlegrapked to Mam. Randoluk, JKfUm at Cm. Bid.

Asked. City 6a, Kew 105 105 Cawdea and Amboy Kail road 134 134 Pennsylvania Kaihoad ...51 51 Philadelphia and Beading Kailroad. 54 55 Lehigh Valley Kailroad 61 Catawlasa Kailroad Preferred 43 44 Philadelphia aod Erie 19 19 Northern CeatraL Kailroad 34 35 Lehigh Narigacon ..49 4 Lehigh itangation. Gold Luaa ,104 104 Tbe Citizens' Sayings Bank has declared its thirty-first dividend, at the rate of Six 4 ccaf. per annum, payable on and after Jan.

21. The Merchants' Kabonal Bank has declared a semi-annual dividend of Ttmr cenL, parable Jan. 1 The Fourth Kational Bank baa declared it twenty-fourth diridend, semi -annual on of1 Jesnr seat, free of tax, payaola Jan. 3 and thereafter. 1 Tba Bank of the Metropolis has declared a diridend of Xkrsw mndm katf eaL.

free of tax, payable Jan. 3. The East Barer Savins Institution baa declared its fifty-filth aend-aannal diradand, at annnm, pnyabla an LIFE STOCK MARKETS. Haw Yoaa Prissr. Bee.

94.1975. Trade ra lira Stack aattaia Sit a waa batAalww ad sms 11 oa suSirsH anrrala. Waaai hs sase kasa rla tas aasdsi to bsattd Mmm mmm baea sold asT, aMAasMrh aea af tVeas aad Wsat haid awar traes tba wravtaus Wadaesdsy. taahtr raw Crass extresarty law so nUr. At Sixtieth Street lards Swrssa4ds o.aH840.

wHrbta 6 8 awv. St Uaratana Cove artrea wars 6a. i lie 4 9V. wetshts 4 74wt, rraas to 64 ft, has aeea allowad aa. Milch Caws.

Calves iaeladad, sold at S45 aS6 mmm. r.sssBlb ea sltty Veals att aaoSsA Uraas Calvaa stow at679'aaV. easwp to msderata daeaaad at ve. 4 BV Lamas Bet aaatad. Urn Lrra Bogs aa sale.

City Dressed ssiait weak eat aa kaaettva at 8o.stUe. aVs general sales at Be. SV At mtmHtOk mm TSrss T. O. Saatasaa saM Sar self e8 awaeralty cassseea liUaats Steers at We.alla.

BL. weight 0 seaatt mm IUioeia Stawra. frees away ta fair, trosa Oo.es lie. 4 lb- waigbt mi tt laarss llltasts Steers as 9gcloe. 4 IV, welrht.

7 seaatt aoarao IWsmm Steers a 4 kV. 13 good Ullaarta Sters at iSHe. 4 wetcht 8 bold aa sals tat J.U. tiUlasS, IT rUoloe woaltty IIUboU Steers said ray JL atsaa 13 rood lutewU Users a 19e. 9A, with Via ea tba tot, weigbt 8 ewt, aeaat 1 43 UnasU Steara, tram ntr ehatee.

at lle.13e 4 held mm sate S3 Illuasts Stuera. CWy a Cmry mmtm tar Ooff Urea. 32 eoaunoa Keataeky Steers at 10e.S 10se. 4 weicbt 7 est, etrongi 49 Keataeky Steers, from eoaunoa te fair, from aa. 4 WMtghi7ewt.

T. Wheeler sold tor A. M. Meoreav 9 eoaamaallUamaStrersatSlse. 4 tV, w4ght 6 rst.

etrana'. karebatrd A Meant bold ea sale MS head af horned Cattle. Facaa aald fur B. W. Clark S4 poor Ohm Oteets at fte.

with St oa haaA weight ti IS aoey IUisots Starrs at He. wcSjtht swtj 18 eomama XUlDoia Kteers at lOVa. weight 6 swt-i held ea sale 1 7 lUtaeia Steers. W. giegel sold Asr aalt lit HUnois Uxea at 10c 4 BV.

weigbt 8 evtj held oa sale 93 luteals Steers. Hume A Kliiott sold 2H Ia dlaaa Sheep, weight 17.HSO 9L. at ftc la-diaoa aep; weight 8.940 BV, at 6c 184 1b-alana 8imi, wiBbl 16.4U V. at 6s. Bv rsry-igkl arnel MAer Alark-4 tlume fc Elliott sold bO rraas Carve at 67 4 bead.

Sri grass Calves at head. Metiraw sold 1 Cow and Calf for $65. J. Ktrbv sold 923 Ohio Sheea, weight 17.0OO SV. at 6 o.

4 B) 96 Ohio bheen. weight 9.2UO Bx, at io.t xao oneep, weigns iiw at mr BM 24 Ohio Sheen, weight 9.610 at 7a. 4 IB. 1 Hmrtimm 0 Ooaey A JtePberson sold ftir J. Snoeb, 63 geaerallv but Ohio Steers at lOcWl te ritTs weight 7a Mas.

Uoty. 33 Steera at Sr---lle. 4 BV, weigbt tt tor A Mnaasr. 67 Ohio Steers, from common to fair, from lOe. 11olBV, weigbt 7 ewt.

Weatheimer said for Rankin A 83 poor llUoois Steers at 4 weigbt bSewt for O. Williams, S3 Ohm fcteere, from penr te eommoo. from 4 0V, weigbt 6 fur J. Brynolda, Cherokee Steers at tie. 49 Bv, wHght 4 ewt: tor C'hristae A Sparrow, 35 pnor Indiana Steers at 9c 4 weight 6a ewt M.

Ooldaehaiidt sola Aloptrr A Co. 17 eommoa Missouri Steera at lde. Bv, weight 7 cut; 3H coarse Miaaonrl Steera at weight 7 ewt bald aa aale, 3 Indiana steera. Judd A Buckingham' sold 100 Keataeky Kbaen, weigbt Bv, at BV Kaaa A Ptdeork aotd 766 Indiana ftbeep, weigbt IU, at lb. 876 Illioaia Sheep, weigbt 33.430 at 6 Sc.

4 Bv Tba (Jhriattoae ahew ef dressed meats far this year has been, despite the depressed eomtitma of the fade, unusually good. The firm of Toby A booth, corner of Vorty-aeoood street and Tenth avenue, dealera In boaa and eat meats, hare anoa-ally tbe largeat and best allow In this i lly. Their market is deeorated afser the Kngliah Ambtae, and tat airkitns aad comely pigs in luog rowa hang surrounded by evergreens and artifii-tal roses eat tram colored roota la Centre Msrkot. T. Lawrence aad be-Jofiaen Bros, have well-supplied stalls of eholee quality t'hristmaa mists K.

M. Van aaren, of Waebiagum Market, makes, among many ot here, a fine show of first quality beef; while In West Washington Market tbe firm 01 Hnowdon A MoConvllls havs Ui most select show of th season. KXCgUTS. Fresh1 arrivals for yesterday and to-day at Siztieta Stivet Tards H'J6 head of horned Catt.e, 19 Calves, 2,580 Hbeep and launos. fresh arrivals for yesterday and to-day at Torty-eighth Street Sheep Maraet 980 Sheep aad limits.

60i'Wea. Jlrrsh srrlvals for yesterday and to-day at Fortieth Street 2.954 Hogs. 849 Sheep. Fresh arrivals f.r yesterday and to-day at II srsimns Cora head of horned Cattle, 8,124 Sheep, Hogs. Buttalo, Pee.

94 attlf Receipts to-day 443 bead, makug the total snpply for the week tb as far 6,5 1 1 head, or 383 ears, of which 'iQ ears were through cons ux nmenta, th balaaea oa sale here, against 404 cars for the saute tinjf last week a difference in the receipts for tb week tbaa tar of 111 cara lass and 819 cars lor the same week laat rear there waa no market to-day aaiee of only a few odds aad ana to th city trade all treeh arrivals were through consignment ears were held for shipment to-morrow lor Monday'a Kaatera markets) 6 ears eommoa stock Cows. Heifers, and thin Ulcers remain unsold. Hbeep and Lams heeeipt to-day 1,400 bead, making the total anpply for the week tuna tar 18.200 head, against 91,200 bead tor th same time last week, aad 13,100 liead for the aame week laat year tbe market opened dull aad very alow this morning; tb quality of oflerinic was only fair; the demand was tight: only about fiv cars ware disposed of. mostly common quality, leaving 7 ears In tarn Tenia uusoid, of fair to medians quality the pricea ruled at the weak opening quotation of the wees beat quality offerings fully and medium to eommoa stock a'ac off oa some lot; sales of Ohm Shsen. sveraging l(Hi ft.

at $5 35 Indiana Sheep, ranging tram 87 to 1 Bv, at4 37 Si Mich Ursa blieeu, rang 1 us from 70 to 72 Bv at Sti Michigan sheep aod Lamb averaging 81 Bv at tm 63s 1 Canada Sheep aad Lambs averaging 146 BV. at 8 75 1 02 BV at SO 26. Mot steeeipu to-day, 2.HOO bead, makmg the total anpplv tor th week thus tar 26.M0O head, against 1V.OUO head for tb same time last wees, aad U.20O head (or the same week laat year. The market waa more active, with a better demand about 2,300 head ehanged hands, the majority Tor Iters, there bring no lo a ot good straight heavy Hugs oa sale, those disposed of being selected from hts of mixed Yorkers aud heavy Hogs quoted to-day, Yorkers tido 80 one car of extra selected at SO 0O heavy Uoga. SO 7S a SO 00.

Cows Receipts tor the week namber ninety car of dry Cows, th aaa-jurity of them of eommon quality and in light demand: some luta. however, of fine stiaignt fat Hcafur fonad readv sale; qnoted by car Iota; oommon to best at S3 10 at 15; fully 6 ears eommoa quality etill le-maia nnsold about 64) bead, all kinds of Lairy Cows, only on sale demaud light pricea ranged from '4 4 bead. Calve Only a limited nuiaber af Veal offered this week about 40 bead, all kinds, mostly coarse grasaera, foaad raaaiy sale at eauet SlO 4 bead a few head ot good milk-led Veaia toaud ready sal at at CO 4 ewt. Chkako. Dee.

St. Cattle Receipts, LOOO head market very dull aad prieea unchanged shipment, l.OOO head. Hogs Keeelpts. 80O head market ataady aud firm at the opening, but closed rather doil audi 5c lower aales of fackers mosiiv at ad 75 Baeoa grades, SO 76o7. tueatly at SO 74 Eastern grade mostly at M5a7 25 1 shipments, 20 bead.

Sheep Keeelpts, I.6OO bead market very dull at the aeeda of kac aiioe. suststued late yesterday sales of eommon t33 SO; fair to lueduua, $4vA5; chews, 65 Us 75. TILE STAIJC OF TRADE. Phtladkltria Iec. 94.

Clover -seed meets a steady demaud at 1 1 Flas-aead la worth 61 Oua-Sl U5. and Ked-top aelu at S3 OO. Petroleum nominal at 12e. for kenned and lOSc fur Craae. Floor OuU and offerings liberal as las of 600 ta-cludins 6aiMfine.

at 4Mf4 00 Extra at 65 a 65 35t Iowa, wiscouaia, and Miunasota family at S6 75s6 50 Fenusylvania. Indiana, aod Ohm do. at S5 75, aad high grades $7co fta Kv Flour, 12a Cora-meal not at 50 for BraudTWiua. Wheat dull: Fennavlvaaia Ked, SI 3Kal 39; Amber, SI AO U'eetern, aprouted, CI a 07; do. good.

SI 101 20. Hye, OOe. for Pennsylvania. Corn quiet aod weak aew Yellow. SSe-artfOe 60e.

w7Me. Oats rather Whttr. Mixed. 40c Provisions quiet hut steady; Mess Pork. S22 Beef Ham.

Smoked Kaois. do. Hides. 12Sca13Sc Pickled Hams, 12c'12j do. Shout, ders, festive.

Lard. 13cal3c Whlaky, SI 1ft fur Westeru. Butter Market barely steady Sew-Tork and Bradford County extras. 33cV34ci do. firsts, Western extras.

2mc29c: 4a, first. 2ftc w26c Cheese Choice stecs firm New-York Caaey, 13'4c; do. pHme, 12tc18V4C; Western fine. 12 VC 13c Bggs Market weak, suopl light Pranaytvauta, New-Jersey, aud Pelawar flash, mlcj Westeru 2Uc30c St. Loom.

Bee. 94. Floor dull, naehaaged. Wheat dull, tower to sell: Xo. 2 Red FaU.

61 40, bid, easa; sales at $1 48 February; ha 8 da. SI 26a, bid. Cor dull and lower at 89cfe30, bid. cash; S'Je -ioisc lieeemimr. Oat dull aod drooping; a.

2, 34c, cask 33c, bid. fur trreh. Kjr outet. aa-ehaaged Ka, 67c Barley dull ehoin Mmneaoia, 91 2a Pork dull; aomioauy Sl 76. Lard quiet, aa-changed.

Hulk Meat dull; Shoulders. 7c; Clear Hie and Clear Hides, ltlc and car-Iota; large aaiea eould aot be mad at tbe qnata ttoua. Oreea Meat asminal; aboaldera, 644 rides aod Ham, W'sclOc and 10ac HaSoa lower Shoulders, Oe-; Clear Bib aad Clear mdes, 1 1 4r. aa 12c Whiaky quiet; aachanawd at 61 IL Hogs ate eeiot light, active, firm, aud higher for beat grade ahippiug. 0 loH AO good te cheiee, SO SVS44 76 extra, SO hOaSo H5.

Cattle eaUrely aomlnal ealva local demand, aad that hgbt. kecelpta M.OOO bula, Flour. 13.IMIO baabela Wheat, bashela 6,0110 kaabels Oats. 8.0OO bushel Barlar, lOU head Uoga. 124 bssW Cattle, Chicago, Dec 94 Floor dull aad nominal.

Wheat irregular Sot In the aaaia lower ga 2 Chicago bpriug. 9534c bid suot Odisc January 97c suras ry Na. 3 78ct aejeetad SAcarSoe. Cera Pemiaadhght, boalers arm; Km. 2, 4da.

spat 43Sc Jauaary 43c February. Oata quint, unchanged. Bye steady, uachaaged. BarWy ia taur Ssinaad aad lower at H2Cari3c spot Blac December: Hiaa. Fee-raary.

Ursased Uoga dell at 67 7k Pork generally unchanged, bat some sales rather iuweci 619 05 spot 1 Sll atXmi X2 February. Lard quiet aud weak at S12 1 7 1 2 20 pot 812 37scrS13 do. Fearuary. Bui a Meats at early. Vihisky, 61 OvabJ, 1 IO asked aaaa as 61 09; Beesipts 10,000 hohv Fluar.

63.000 bushels Wheat. 67.0VO bashela Cara, 22.000 boabel Oat. 2,000 hash-1 Kve. 10,000 bushels Barley, abipmenta 8.OO0) bale. Floar.

22.IIOO hushela beat, acahela Cora. 13,000 hashels Oata, 3SO boabel Are, H.O0 bashr-1 Barley. Thera wa aa afiiinwa eall at tb board ta-day. Tb Beard of Trad will bold no Bsar aftarnsoa aessiims until Jaa. Srw-OatJuors, Ime.

24. Sngar steady eommou, 5 Sc. a 6c; Low, iair to fully fair, 1e. a7cj wrnae, 7c w7c- cMei, 7s. Msaaasea firm at 30.a3a.

for amaiano. for fate, 4.av4ftc tag ac51c aw strtetry rlaa. aad 6 54a Bar Fwar quiet aaperaua. svs iiuqb sztra, 64 tea Treble, StoOSSa 75; ehoioe, fsrvd 60. Cara auiJtai 63cOc Oat qaiet at 47.ar60a.

Braa doil at pJc Hay dull; chuiea, S'5. rrk dull quoted at 621 ou. ilarna Shlihaa; Side. Hams easier rlMitoe Sugar -cored, 10 aa all 7 Sc Lard dull; Tierec Packers'. 12ci BcSasA ldC Keg, 13e.

pry ssitad Meats Sail aad hawse, aa ssnnant of the warm wsatberi abasOdaga. tiaA4 and, looses) 104. OstTea drill eedtaary sa rasas. 174as2vs. Whiaky.

61 13 a 1 1ft. Bxehangs 4 w-Terk Sight. aaaeoaati eiarnag. iiaa mils ml 65 46 5 47 Bauk (aoad, 113. Oswaoa lme.

3omr BBchangedi salaav 1.906 bbas. Wheat ataadrt Ba. 1 MUwaakae Ctab. Bl 80V Cora qaiet at 70c Barter steady bat quiets mm. 1 haslet 61 SSsrSl Ui Mm.

9 Bay at 91 16, aad 4 9 Caaada at SI la dm ususl, 10 lor boltea aad Ssr aaaart d. 4 soa. Mill-find Short. S17 Bid OO Ships rati, 9lm'il, Mlddliaga. SAarsZ.

CracnrjATt, Dec 94. Flour dalL Waaat Sail at 1 24arSl ha Car qaiet bat steady as 47c 849. Oats 1 dra-at 35.43a Barmy dell, aad aamlaaL Bye ii. mt, 1 mm A Pork aaket hat aasad aa SIS 76 W2W, soa 2t. buyer Mare.

Laeg daM a 612 SI 4 m-Lm i 'ui amias, luaau worn, the rata of Si era! per aad after Jan. IL with a arnS amis daman! 1 salsa af Shart Middles a 10ci Leag-rat Uasa a 1 la, begad. Baena "aly a bmilad iaassag damsait Oreaa MaaJa quiet ewt firm. Hega qaiet bat arm e-wamea Light, 2ft 6 mtr goad Packmg. 7id Irtt 1 ebe Heavy.

7 7 lC twefpd7l2.IOO head 1 sainm-ate, 44 head. hlaky qaast bat staadj at 91 IL Battof steady aad I 1 Boarrou. Tac 94. TlanT Iem sad aaits limited 1 ams reatara Saaat. 64 S5V4 75 eanssssm Bxtrsa, 4uA 1 asnwii Bitraa.

SS 60l 2i Hum swta kxtraa, OS aotS 75; Wlatar tan fthta, la-diaea. aad Michigan. aoa7 26 1 uana, Sd SHoOj Ss. Lasna, 6160 1 rawer Mreaeeata. 67 75 4 SO 86 1 Sisil ar qat at aQ Fttra aad esaiea sasallr.

wa duil at bde.4tm. It Mlxt and lei low. Oata45coOa. for Mis4 aad he Sw BiQmfA, and Se.67e. snr I White, Bya9l.L Shwrt.

1J0 Fm Feed, 2031 1 MHtditBg. srJ22A Bee ins 3.213 boia, Fmar. 17JOO baabeis Cara. 8 ffchi bttahels Wheat, 3.SOO basiisls Oata, 7T7S bushels Kbarta. 2.200 baatr ets Barlar.

VlLWarkka. Dec It Flseir dull hat unchanged. Ba. 1 Mllwaakee, 91 64! hard dav. 1 10s, Ba 9 daw VMci Jaauary.

B4aj aeOar Fehra- ary. at uo aa 3. 1 M2a CWra doll aad eaaasri Ba 9, 63a. Osts qaiet hat steady Ka 2. S2a Barter strong aad aia-beri Ba 9 Sarins-.

SOW: Is 3 da. SOc i steady, with a fair deaiaad: ha 1. Prerhdmi Tuieti eatirely aaialnsL Mas Park. SlO. Prims Lard.

2c12c SwatPsakmd Hssac lQe.lla lrr Salted ShauAUra, 6C. toaaa; St kid lea, Vc- 10Nc hosed. Driaseil nogsauU sad tower, at 67 K-eeinte Fkoar, S.liO 1 bbw-i Wheat, IOH.IMHI la he la ShrtSBts Filar, 8,000 aakvt Wheat, 21.000 bashasa, -Bl-ttaio, Dae. 94. Rarernt Tlenr, 5.400 bbla Wheat, 12.0OO baahals Cora.

93.0MO hash 1st Oata, 17. (KM) hashels Barlrr. 91.000 bushels; Bye, 4O0 ashehv Shlameata-Fraar, 6.41X1 hhlai Whest, SO.IMJO hoahami Cnrn. 69.OO0 kashrl; Oats, S44Mhl haahsl BarW. 10.000 baahels Bye.

400 baabela. Flour quia aad Baehanssil. What wltaaat vitality. Cra dull 1 as lea Sear damp saw at 64m. 1 asking ri2.

Bar Ba 3 Old Mixed Weatera, that Bomtauuiy 7ira jaf MUwaukaa Bartey quiet aalas af 4 ear Cans-dma at 95a an the Brack. Perk da't si 6'JO 75. Latd daU at 18. Hlghwlaee aoaaiaally 61 1 A LocwviIJ.g, Dec 94. Flour qaiet and an- hanged.

Wheat qaiet hat steady, at 61 051 1U. Cera firm and BBehanged. Oats acd Bye qur aad wacbaaged. Pmalawna Srm aad aa changed. Park.

SJ I SO. Bulk klesta whauhlers, 7c Clear hi Sldaa, 10wa: (Uear Sidea 10s-fBllr cured, looec Baeoa Clear Bib Saisa. 13c tor Vacbed. Hams Mugar-enraa, 15cdl5Sc Lard Tirrea, 144 Keg. Whiky qniet aad aaaoaaod at 61 IL Tot.gno, Dee.

94. Flour dulL Wheat dull; extra Walt Mwhigaa. 61 HO: Amhar Mlrhtgaa, Si lS'a pot; January, 61 19; February, SI 21 Si 3 Amber Michigan, 61 OI, Jaaaaryt Ba Bad. 01 CI SI 04 rejected Red, 01a Car dull 1 high Mixed. 6oci dn.

aew, 49c; seller lieeembcr, a grade mw, 43,: damaged aw, dlisc Oat dull aad nominal. Beeelpta Wneat. H.Oou Bushels arn, 32,000 bush els 1 Oata, l.OOO husnrhv ahlnoieete FVwr. I'lO barret Wheat. S.OOO bushels Cora, bwahciS) Oata, 9.000 baabela TTlurworoB, X.

Dor. 94 Spirits Tarnentlne steady at 84c Raaixv steady at 61 42 tar Strmaed) Tar steady at SI 60? THE CQTTVX MARKETS. Savathait. Dec 94 Cotioa dull Whldllnc, 12Sci Low Middling, 12sct Uood ord nary. 1IV-J act receipts.

6.182 hairs 1 export to rasas, J.UJ7 haleei tb Coiittueat, 6M baleet oaaatwlaa. 1.243 hales sale. 1.377 bal-a; stork, M7.O03 hales. Week-la Net reeelpte, 2M.7MO les gross. 20.0.10 hales 1 expert to Oreat Britain.

6.2 HI sale; Krsus, 1.077 hales ta tbaCwotUMiat. 10,659 bales toast wis. hale sales, b.b5s balea Xrw-ORUtAlA, Dee. 94 Cotton uachsnged 1 Afni. dling.

12sc: Lew Middling. ll4C; Ueotl Ordinary, liisci act raeeinta, 4.0914 bales; grass, 6.304 halesi srpurta to timet. Urltain, 4.0ml bale; to Prenea, 2.SI6 haU; eoaatwise, 233 bale; sale, M.OOO balee; Stock. 933.407 balea Weekly Met receipts. CH.619 bab-at gruas.

67.O0O balee eipnrta ta Ureat Britain. 3Ch3ii balee; to France, 10.4H8 bale; ta the Continent, ll.OOO bale; coastwise. 6,107 balea: balea CwrreeOoo Bxpart to Great Britaia aa tba 17th last, should have heaa 1.732 balea HoBTUt, Dec 94. Cot toe unchanged; Middling, 124C: Low Middling. 1 1 -scl I ae-l sd Ordlnari.

lCacailO-sC; act receipts. 2.004 bales 1 grass, S.Otld hale; exnorta, to France. 1.706 bale- coastwise, 1.671 hales: sains. 2.000 hales BVeek. 71.30 balea.

Weekly Net receipts, 19,143 bales; gross. 19,161 balsa; exports, to Ureal Britaia. S.6IO ta France, 1.7 OS bale; te th stlaBt. 4.025 halesi coastwise, 6,087 hale; aaiea. 13,000 bales.

Cbabikstob, Deo. 2L Cotton steadr 1 fair demand: Middling, 12 Low Middling, 12ci19o4 Oood Ordinary, ll Set net receipts. 4.767 bale 1 export te Ureat Britain, 2,48 bale 1 sslee. 1 MtO hairs 1 stack. 64.409 balea Weekly Aet reeetpta, 22.7 hales; export to Great bales 1 to tba Continent, 8.B45 bale; eoastwis, 4,749 balsa 1 ealaa, bales- GALrgSTOB, Dae.

94. Cotton -quiet; Middling, 12Vot Low Middling. 12 Uood Ordinary, 11V. net raeeipt. l.iloO hale; gnoaa, 1.182 balsa export Great Britain, 4.607 balea; sale, mlei stock.

B6.964 balea Weekly Bet receipts, Sti.lUa balee; gross, 20,300 bales; expmt ureat Britaia, 4.667 bales eoaatwise, 8,743 bales; selea 1A334 pawns cloths market. thmnnHr, TIm OS TvntlM rllka Klfl aft SO days, tor beat Standard 64x04, with unlm- F0REIQN MARKETS. TJblTDOir. Dec. 9413:30 V.

Af tTnitcd State Boons, 1867a, 107; new Fives, IOO. Srm Beltway Sharec 13. 2 P. M. Pari advice quote Rente 65f SOc 30 P.

The amount of Boilma withdrawn from th Bauk of Koglaad oa balance to-day ta 155,000 th rate of disoount in Mi pn aiarket fur thre months' bills is 2v2 which is a 4 eeur. below tb Bauk of Kagiand rata Consols, 93 15-1 for both money and tb account. 6 P. M. Oousols, 04 1-16 for both money aod the a count.

Brim Bailway Sbana, 13 Umroou Dee. 9419:80 1'. If. Cotton Ths market la quiet aod anebanged Middling Upiendc tt Middling Orleans, 7 3-1 a.tNMl hams. Including l.OOO bate tor pMUlat4oa aud Weekly aarns af tba week, 63.IMHI Balea of wutch d.OUO balee were taken lor export and 6,1100 halxs va neeomtion total slock In sort, 554.O0O bale, af which 230,000 bales are American; total import, 1 Sfi.OOO balea which 100,000 balea were American; actual export, 8.000 bale; amount af Cotton at oa ea.

01 anion aaiea ar amencaa 1 hi th hip' Bid a tract ta pinnres. American salea of the week. 2.1 Oisl 13,000 Cosaaaa ta antra atead 1 there Bar base 1 transaettona Tb receipt of Cotton t-ev ware balea which lO.OOO bad are American. There Is a market fur Breadstuff to-day. Tbe mee.luts af Wheat for tbe past three days bar been 2U.UO0 quarters, of which 17,000 quarters were Ante rioaa.

IIP. BL Cotton Balee of Middling Orleans. Lew Middling etaase, shipped Jasnrary ami February, (pars U.I at 6 15 Hid. rroviaiono Maooa 63a 4 tat. Moor Clear Mtddiaa 8:30 P.

M. Cotton Of th aale ta-day 4,800 bale were American, Hale of Middling Uplands. Low Middling clause, shipped November, (paraau.) at 6 18-16L Tda, shipped lieeember and Jsnssrr, at 6 13-160. P. M.

Trade Report The aaarksS Bar Tarns sat rabrtca Btaacneaxar is eon, nut quoraeiy 1 Loaaoa, law. 246 P. Prsdssa iniiufr rtrm- urn 1 Bvaalag Ltuaaed-otl. 24a. 04V ewt.

I or BUmLO. The Buffalo Commercial Jidmartiser prints elaoorate and cotnprehenslre tables showiof ta r. seipts ef floor, train, ana aalsoeilauaous arttcUs at that port By lak during the navigatioa season ot 1S75 klao th receipts of bread staff's for the past forty years. 2 svlgatlun did not opea there laatSpcin until May 13, or days later thaa ia 1874, -and th heavy shipment from the West closed several days earlier tola Fall thaa usual. Indeed, tbe atin jass doaaa waa eoosiiisrauiy Doner tbaa tb average, a fact whiok fullr aeeoaats for th falling off ia tba receipts.

1 allowing ia iia romnaratlve statement of the Imports af floor and grata by lake for the past four years, the receipt by th Grand Trusk being tneladed iu Vha ILr urea giren for 1873 aad 1373 1872. 1873. 1874. 1S7B. Barrela Barrela Barrela Bares la Flour 769,368 1.009,713 1,371.901 Buehau.

Buahela Bushelsr Basheha. Wheat. 99.653.243 SHJ9.ey9 30.4-JiO Cora. 37.930.264 92. 392.

856,1 7, 4 ,411 3,635,556 6.858.374 4,166.934 liarler 3.14n.9 LloUXIS V9.933 Itye BOI.eSd 833,243 77.376 37.679 65,993 6.000 1 6.831, Total 5a703.6b6 65, 498.955 55.6C-liW rioarto hu. 3,463.563 6.859,955 5.1M 31lJ Graad total. 70,962,520 Following arc ths sogracata receipts by decade 1 Grata, Oral a including Tie I'm. hasheta Fluar.bas. 116 to lrH5, inclnaiv 14,368.908 41.1.4rf; lr)46 to 1855.

lsduaiva 10 174,717.437 llUtal-3, laeiaaive 10 yrs. 4-Mwtt3l8 1906 to 1875, inclusive 10 571.205 254 1834 to 1875, inclusive Ths f3ummiTisl eom meats Altogether th aea-ob bow elosad has bean far from satis laetory. Few -persons bar made money la sad ling grain, and if the trade, aa a whole, doss aot saow a has whoa tt nalanne are atrack. it will be as saaoh as wa expect. Bat this baa heen a eat-thro rear from bagta-Biag to aaad.

Ta ammrtaiaad fact that, uaspttahe desperata arfTjrt which bar beoa mad br cow. -aeting rostea so small a loasof baalBesa ahowa. even if little or a profit has been made eat of It, alfurds some grouad tor A CJ.TUOLW rVXD. The Cliksago Tribune comment tfaos 1 Catbolie churches af Califbrala will aot n4 any 'slice tb school foad' for a bUls whim te asm, for they hare last got a jadg-mant against hftxioe lyamilllaa aoUars now aad gsmiiHitai, mscs XaUs ta tb Tsateoath ea tarr th Jssmito rahmd what was Aaowa as tba Ptoas jTaai, tar the conversion of th acathea af California Upper aad Lower. Xa 1767 tb Society of Jeaas was expelled from 8 pais aad Its property asatflsoataa.

Tb Plans Taad was administered sa a true ay Epala aad ataxic, aad ftaaiir br bfezica aloaa. nJlianani Ban xo 11V oa It, aaUl Barrta at 11 lata tba Xaktoaal Treaaary aa lr4A Sa aar.aiz Bar cent, lutinaai aa to iia Callfaraia ahurehea Xt bad the been so depleted by fraud that tt muatd ta only Wkea Lppar Csliiorxoa waa ceded to the United states ataxia tpad paylag thsar share af th latereet ta ta Cathartw sbarcha ta tb ceded nliri.sa Tea Sinrssan athoritie aoa breofht tbe suit that baa Tba ataim wa Mbwdtted tba I BOW alttlnsr a Waiauau. dlaagTced aad refarrad ta ataUer to tb arbt-1 fair lUwarw-TaoratoiL. Aba firiuu Mi.i tar at Wshhgtoa. hat toond that th Caliov-aia-clrtiBsat.

ar la tba ngbt. and tb Bawuhh af Jaexic aa ttiufuis adjadgad pay avsr gdoatOO aasb aad a ssnaia aaaual sum toryr Istisiui.