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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-10-07
Just ReceIyoa bx Exprcss.

Reelfoot perch, fresh oysters, game,
celery, ETC., at Signaigo & Co.'s, 27s Sec.
Dad street, opposite Court Square.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-10-07

SID Cooks Billiard Parlor has fans
that make the room cool. ll3t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-10-07

Fresh Oysters and Celery
received daily by express at Victor D
Fuchs, Al Jefferson street. 81
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-10-07

Yeast Powder, 35 cents per
pound, or 3 pounds for 81, IA
Tea StRre, 945 Main ". I4j I
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-10-07

John Walsh, Undertaken,
BAL Second ST., next to Postofice. [37
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-10-07
AMusEMENrs.

They are extraordinary. and the best /
saw such continuous fun Clara Louise
The New York herald., 1876-07-11
THE HUDSON RIVER TUNNEL

The fight between the Hudson River Tunnel Com
pany and the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Rail-
road Company renewed In tho United States Dis
tricf Court At Trenton yesterday. Mr. Henry s.
whito delivered an argument against tho motion for
permanent injunction restraining the Tunnel Com
pany from proceeding with tho work of excavation
tho Jersey shore under tho lands Of railroad
pany. Ho contcnded that tho railroad had never
yielded It's right OF eminent domain. To which all pri.
vste or corporate rights must be second
ary Ho denounced the action Of tho Ri
parian Commissioners, ono OF whom was at tho
same tmc witness for ho railroad company and
Judge of tho Court % last tho decide
on the important issues involved He was followed by
Mr.. Dayton on tho part Of tho Delaware Lickawanna
aod Western Railroad Company. Judge Nixon took
the papers and reserved decision Tho Hudson River
Tunnel Com pany has boon victorious against all oppo
sion in Toe state courts and tho Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and Western Railroad Company has CAR
Red the INTO the United states Court through tbep
private counsel Attorney General Vanatta In order tq
prevent The prosecution oil the work. The caso viii
come IN tho Court OF Errors and Appeals for dsct
SION to-day or to-mofrow.
The New York herald., 1876-07-11
NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY, JULY H. ls7e-TPLE SHEET.


lambs Per head S. o. K.se Pideock sold l4a Ohio sheep
weight III lbs head at 5e per H. 10l Ohio sheep.
weight 81 les per bead az 5'se Pr ID -.
81 Ohio sheep. "a M per head at DC psrlb ios
Virginia lambs weight 81 lbs head per ib III
Virgins lambs weight 81 lbs per head at TIC per To-
Sold during the past week 90t sheep and lambs
54so lbs. at Sc 10 29s state sheep weigh, 26 $40
5ixc. ID ~ Ohio sheep weight 100 ibs At 5Ac
perih 3s4 kcnucky lambs weigh 2s.s7 lbs. st ne
81 Kentucky lam0s weight 80 hs at 7sc per ID 80
Kentucky lambs weight so lbs. 73,c. per ID % Ken
tucky lambs weight $50 lbs per 1872 Kentncky
lambs weight IL .4to lbs xt ssic lb so Kentucky
lambs weight $500 lbs at DC sold during the past
week 2.5Ol sheep and lambs average head VI ~ W.
Elliott sold 3, Kentucky ewes. weight $40 lbn, M
4lc H. ~ Kentucky sheep weight 2n lbs }sac
H. aS2 Ksuncky sheep weight a6.6DO lbs BE-
IL. $50 Indiana shsep weight $50 lbs she H.
20 Indiana sheep weight 500 lbs 5s.c psr ID 1873
Kentucky apbs weight 10 AGO ibs &C. per all Ken
tucky lambs weight 20 80 lbs. 7c per H.. la4 Ken
tacky lam weight TO- $40 lbs At per lb: IS Ken
tucky lambs weight 40 lbs NJ 1.c h. Sold during
tho week 5s3 sheep aud lambs average per head
81 rs
MILcu Cows--So sales effected today.
vKALs AND CALyNsPrces OH iSc per lb all degrees
OF qna.ity Calves sold at SAC 7c per ID smooth quality
yea .4e Sc. Der Id. calves Mt So IS - por
head.
Hoes.-rhers NO 1.-Two hogs sale.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
The Stock Market Eeavy
and Prices Weaker.
GOLD Ill "a A Ill 7-S.
Money on Call aud 2 1.2 Fer CentCG0v-
ernment and Railway Bonds Firm
Foreign Exchange Stronger.
GOLD Ill 3-4 A Ill 7-8.
WALL STREET, I
V.l- N A ID NJ

,r
MONDAY. July 1O-6P. NJ.
Tho stock market to-day opened with chow ef nrm-
that unexpected in view of Its strength at
the close Saturday Owing TO cause or another
however-perhaps IL was the heat perhaps desire to
realzcprces refused to be anchored high up on the
beach and close this afternoon generally lower
The fluctuations were likewise unmportant and evmocd
lnck Of speculative interest," except iE Lake Shore
Jersey Central and Delaware and Lackawanna Tho
principal decline OF tho day occurred in the stock last
named the opening price being lo2, the lowest 1905,
and the last 1O0l Jersey Central sold at ~ II u
58x and finally T21s Lake shore from j03s at
the opening TO SIX, but gradually weakened TO 56t
bSH.
Western Union presented an undisturbed front and
stubborny resisted u change Of more than y OF one
per cent.
A little movement was observable in OHIO and MIS-
stsspp prefc-red sales of which were made at S01a
regular, and 30 seller sixty days. The common stock
was quiet at l6,4' 169s. St Paul preferred moved
51 72k, but retired tho figure first named as II
abashed at its temcrity. Tho common stock sold at
AK Az n.y. Michigan Central brought 5Os4
b07 but ended 505s with sales meanw hile ut 495,
seller sixty days or other iances there nothing to
be said
Investment shares, with the exception OF those
hced generally firm, for instance, Rock Island,
Morris and Essex, New York Central and Harlem
TO-DAY
aggregated only 600 shares, which are divided as fol-
lows among the most active stocks-Eric. 700; Lake
Shore l5 73O Northwestern 3O0 Northwestern prefer
red 100; Pacific Mall l2oo St Paul, LOO; ST Paul
preferred, 6.6oo ohios l,5oo Western Union, 5000;
Union Pacific 400; Delaware, Lackawanna and West
EN-, $3.50; New Jersey Central $3.50; Michigan Gen.
lral, $500.
OPENING, HIGHEST LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the opening, highest and
The New York herald., 1876-07-11
LOSING PRIcEs-3 p. Il

Money is abundanly supplied on call loans at and
az per cent The quotations for prime paper are un-
changed
Tho following were tho rates Of exchange on New
York at the undermentioncd cities to-day Savannah
Il premium: Charleston, selling, 316, buying = pre-
mum; New Orleans, commercial, -, bank, Il. Chi
rago. sales ut 6oc premium, 75c. asked ST Louis 75c.
premium, and Cincinnati, par to SOC. premium
Foreign exchange advanced to 4s9 ior bankers
sixty days. bills and 81 tor demand, with actual bus-
at a slight concession.
The New York herald., 1876-07-11
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON: SPOT WAS QUIET. FUTURES CrasED
EAsY-FLoUR DULL AND HEAyY-wHEAT
DULL AND LOwER--ConN sTEADY-oATs
QUIEr-PoRK LowER-LARD LowER-wHis-
KEY srEADY--pETRoLEUM sTRoNGER-NAvAL
STORES FIRM-OILs sTEADY-GROCERIRs
xIRM-TnEI0HTs FIRM.
MONDAY. July 10-6P.M II.
The merchandise markets all bot universally
dull and In numerous instances lower On 'Change
the brcads,uirs markets were demorazed, and prices
of wheat especially decidedly lower, without in
duciug any business Of mopcnt Flour also dull
and declining Corn and oats were without decided
change wnlskey was steady. Pork dull and
nominal. Freigh.s nrin. Cotton the spot quiet:
futures were easier. Groceries firm. Naval
were quiet Oils generally qniot Petroleum
frmer.
Corvxr-The market for Brazs firm. We note sales
of 4i3 bags Rio l7c.. and 90 bags do Queen
private terms AT Baltimore late saturday 500 bags Rio
sold Francis and 437 do Alce both lots
private terms Mid coffee quiet 275 bags Mexican
sold Saturday tlo The stock Of Rio here tonight is
bags; Galveston 800 do New Orleans 1914
do Mobile, :OoO do at Hampton Roads. sooS do. and
ut baltimore, n 1928 do Aaost and loading for United
States May -, o,Oi4 bags Purchased for United
States July II 600 do We quote ordinary cargocs
1875. u I5Izc: fair do. 17c. IKE. good do.
IKE l7a4c: primo do lsc . lsi4c.; extreme
rnnge for lots. l5i4c i9lc Santos, fair to good.
le1sc 17c gold. ninety days: java governments bags.
22c. do. grass Zoe 23c Singapore. do. lec
q 2oc Ceylon. lszc. lsKc; Msrscaibo. 1876 Isc.;
Lsgusyra. ie,sc i7hc; Jamaica. l5c. iTc; St.
Domingo lfi,c. l5c forto Rco, isc- 1916; Costa
lsc. Angosturs. llc. isc. savanilis, l4Ac . lsc
Curacao. l41sc. a1.e
but quotaby lower Futurcs generally easier
The closing pees to day compare With Saturdays prices
The New York herald., 1876-07-11
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETS.

ss.;s:ss ss;;:s street. 500 s S iSss w
JERSEY 5s'.ss's greet .noo ~ rs 400 saS $50
y,.,s ~ 10. as.3 iss;s $50 is:s! s:S!
srsvss-ri.do in horned cattle opened iriae nrmer
Tdsy Lass s,, s. from u, ss;
1ss :: e: s:;s: s,'f :a 's% ss1r' !:
pS. .;:s;s !. % % r'sh s" ',sss
Ss" 81 "s' az per- sais
& s' Ser per- & xsisA. si: - sss .s.as Il
II,inGs steer. a. ss 10. Per H. Ssxh So ew. 's..t
Ss!s ss, sss is I'sel. steer. per NIB
iIirsi' , ;;ss5. .'s zoe IS
Coon rSs.o.on :ca Tor :ss.. ilipsi:
.s s sisss ss Si
s us 's: s. steers IT, !. o .sd s H. w. .'s; &as;
S s1 JSns @ss .n ss @ s. ger III s'sss s.a % -
* cwI Tor g. Roberts, is Ohio steers al os.c ioc pee
@ Tss 81 pss .s 4 s Morn: s s
- ns s % se: s PEI ~ sssa q ~ so. - .': .
ss per II, wors.s sH ast 20 IiiInoi.
Re- S 20 & .s 4 v.Is. L ss:
ssas " bsyP Psr & rs r. :s a css s. 81
a,ss io.s psT . r. ..shs TX sw. strong; for n =
sS 81 oh1 sses:s ;r AZ s ,o per r S x'c
sold icrS W. As,isn y fninois ~ eie ~
Ss sy head % xsisS. | = s ino: =
ssI Fl % weigh: n . ss :s :. .o s
ss M ned iPes sold q 9 ,.s Me- ssee
steer. !. per sx s Ss'
:srsnr III Illinois ;sar. a. ioe per 10, rsss, s eva;
Illinois steers at io,4c per 10 weight q, svi: iinos
s,d for xsx.ssr CO. ~ Ono steer. q. per Is ~ss
1 "a srs wsrss 81 Es @ ps' o & sS 81 100 "a
pc, weight ss,ios wsd.Eorss Co. % Illinois = steers ,,
ssns y s''s q
o. s~. y I!"ol. " sess' s e S pc, .ss z on 5ss
8 OF ps, head wrFh.s ey. 10 Ino. ssosrs :. los
Il Illinois .'A ...sl. q per s:'' pc. r'ss & v,s; ss ~
s~ s sSsn.. :ss r.: e As;.. s ohio sss ss.s
q. oHe rer 10 vclghssA CIV. ew,, with soc on ps.
& o'is ,s o' Aoa '
per s. weigh, s s'ss' e. * 81 II % :ss''
pSs PSe I per ns Weight % Sc s~ g "s, s Pc:
wsss + e sg steers 4 c per % b. s T,ss er
.Ss asd ~ .:iS M SS.; is' rs. e: S't:
ew ~ iiin steer. At ss per iS WEIGHT st ew.
snrsr Asp E.xss-rsde slow general sale. 80, IN small
s lamb. y ID iyI kirby s ss r state
Weight "s' so lbs. q 'fs y ss %"i. sheep .%sss
yssn' .cs LIS; l..s9 s. 4 H. '.s p. n a. Ksnss
isms.. weigh, ci +. per he. Pc; T.; ,od during
a. sssnss nss .od % '9S Sho :,ss xsh
per n''S %, per head % Ms'ssty 400 e'essn ss
Sss's.sS Il s;:ss Sss ~: =: : ps T. s:s
s. sss ,. rss :..s s e,
Aadisubs average Of sheep per hssa " ~; average Of
The New York herald., 1876-07-11

BANK SHARES.
Bank shares dull, the only sale being small
lot Of American Exchnnge at los1S:
STATE BoYDs
State bonds were steady on small transactions. Mis-
souri, long sold at lois and District OF Columbia
three-sixty- -dvcs at T2ls.
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
Tho following the Philadelphia stock quotations
ut thrco O'Clock this day -
The New York herald., 1876-07-11
DEATH OF HEMPLE.

John Hcmplc, aged fourteen. OF No 322 East Thirty
nrst street, shot tho abdomen July by boy
named Thomas Green, alias "Bnd Tom" Hcmpls
died at Bellevue Hospital early yesterday morning.
Green 10 said TO avo left tho ely, and has not been
heard from since the ARRAY. Coroner Croker has charge
The New York herald., 1876-07-11
OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES
The following table shows tho opening, highest and
In of tho duv.

The following arc the changes in closing prices COM
pared with those of Saturday,
ADvAxcE-St Paul preferred, h Union Pacific and
New Jersey Central, < each.
DEcLNE-God, Western Union, ST. Paul common,
Ohio and Mississippi and Lake Shore n each; North
western preferred, u; Pacific Mail and Michigan Gen.
tra, p, and Delaw are and Lackawanna y.
The New York herald., 1876-07-11
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.

Mary DARN, aged .wcnsy Ave. OF No. 1,so4 Third ave
nue. attempted suicide yesterday afternoon BY taking
two cupfuls Of washing blung She Was attended
By Dr. Kuc,sIer aud taken TO the Niasy.nnsh ssrsss
HSJpitaA
The New York herald., 1876-07-11

Government bonds closed steady at the following
quotations United States currency skies, 1851 u
1895; do, do, 1851, registered l10H a 1l95s;
do do, do, coupon, 100 l2ol4 do. dve-twentics
1865, registered, llGx ll6s.; do do, do, coupon
1lGk 1l6h; do. do, do, new, registered, 1i7ss
q 1l75s; DO do, do, coupon, 1l7's 1l7ss; do
do, 1867. registered, 1197s 11osz; do. do, oo
coupon, 110l1 1915 do. do. 1Sos. registered, 12
q 12lls do do, do, coupon, 12l'- a 1919; do
ten-fortics registered, lIs a 11s4; do do, coupon
lls,I 11sa; do. fvcs 1881 registered, 1l7x 1175
do, do, do, coupon, 1l7ss li77s.
THE GOLD MAaKKr.
Gold opened and closed 1l17s with sales In the
term at 111s< The rates paid for carrying and
L. - .-l~-a
The New York herald., 1876-07-11

wnukeo and 81. Paul Na Crosse divsionl at l0lA do.
consolidated sinking fund at oos; Chicago and North
western sinking fund at l0s; Morris aud Essex
nrst u.s. second at lloh; Hannibal and 81, Joseph
eghts. convertible, at 81. and Ohio aud Mississippi
second 90 New Jersey Central hrst, consolidated,
declined from 10lA to l0l
The New York herald., 1876-07-11


The following the earnings of tho Michigan Cen.
tral Railfoad:-
For the north Of Jure, lsS6 .. ...... S533 10 II
For the month ofJunc, 1878 ............ 4gls23 ~
sri,oso ~
II is officially stated that the Central Railroad Com
pany OF New Jersey has negotiated balance Of its
Consolidated Mortgage bonds through a foreign bank
ing house In this city. This makes total issue OF
000,00o the remainder being held In reserve,
cordIng TO the terms OF the mortgage against the out
standing lrst mortgage and convertible bonds and the
Newark and New York Railroad company's bonds.
John Edward Cooke. stock and share broker, OF
London reported to have failed. His liabilities
$3.50, 0C0: assets, $4,000
The Banking and Currency Committee held a meet
ing to-day but took no action the repeal of the Re-
sumption act
Tho banking Arm OF Henry clews Co is succeeded
by Livermorc, cIcws * Co. MrLivermore. the senior
member, is rep7,cd to be n monnairs and TO
business after long retirement therefrom The
newly organized firm starred to-day. and have taken
Offices At No. Nassau street and No 10 Wall street
The New York herald., 1876-07-11
FIRE IN ATTORNEY STREET.

Early yesterday morning are broke out IN the hrse
story OF frame stable No l2o Attorney street, owned
by Mr. lMcCay aud occupied by Henry Scisel horse
valued at SIS was burned the stable was dAmAee1
$4,000 Fully insured cause unknown.
The New York herald., 1876-07-11
NEBRASKA CROPS.

OaAHA, July TO- 1s76
The voather the past few days has been clear and
warm. TIE crop reports very encouraging
The New York herald., 1876-07-11

Delivered bales. For future delivery
sales follows Saturday after ons r. MAugust.
100 "A 2i-sse., I,s00 at li1sc september, 900 at
IL 9-lec October =. IL IL december ut IL
5i6c zoo nc March 100 Islc Total 800 bales
To-day. up TO two y. M-Juy. 2uc az IL l7s2c 5Up st
II aie. 500 ., II lice 800 a. ii'.e August. 200 at
II u 32e, 100 at II elee~ 500 a.. ~ Use go
Iiac 100 at ii 2l-sac rs at Ii,sc i0-s2c.
400 az .itsc. 2uo at II Dido september. 500 at
II 32c iIc 100 nj IL i53.c 100 at II l-i6c;
October. 800 at III 0szc. IOD at Il1c. 2.Itp nt
II Il32e II Bloc. 800 at II Y32c November,
100 December 100 s III Jioc., 200 st 1Ac. loJ
At IL 7-52c. March. 300 ~ ii li-lbc. April. oOD at
27s2c May 500 Al II 5-i6c. June, $40 at 12sc.
Total. 1900 bales. Grand total, 1850 bales
The receipts at the pert. were follows 4s
ton. G Norfolk. So Boston. 10; Philadelphia. Total.
THIS dag last week 2371 This day last year.
457. Total since september l. 4D7O.uoO bales. Cotton
freghs closed 10 lows-To IIsvrc by steam. e
pressed Hamburg. by steam Ic compressed 70 Bre-
stesm by sail. v;t2d
GusxIxs-we note sales at Boston OF 900 rolls bagrins
at lie.
fIoun pGsax.-Rece,pts-Flour IL 1917 bbs wheat.
go bushels: corn. 1i53DO 40: D6up do barley
malt, 500 d. The nour market du and heavy with
lots at decided reduction from quota
Thc general market favored the buyer The sales
Dbis inciucng state Western and Southern.
M the Rye flour stcaay with sales
of 80 81 - IS H. Corn meal quiet; $40
bbls - ~ 20 for Brandy wine and - y, 20
for Jersey and Western yellow. We quote - -
NO estate. - =, - W
rupsrnne ~
Extra state ga ~
The New York herald., 1876-07-11

OPERATIONS OF THE GOLD EXCHANGE BANK.
Soo oaiances.. SeW lW
Gross ciearances. IA, sos OOO
CLEARING HOUSE, STATEMENT.
Currency exchanges. SOS, 425 230
Currency ba'anccs.... 4.2s2 26l
Goid naances 4sl, vo2
UNITED STATES TREASURY
Revenue receipts to-day $500. 600; custom receipts,
$500 900; bank notes received for redemption satur-
day and to-day, 81 0oO COO; treasury balanccs-cur
rency, $l4 ooo coin, ooo less coin
Gates. $4,000 ooo
INVESTMENT sHAREs
In Investment shares Delaware and IA ck awanna sold
1o2 l0lh 1914 1905 lools Jersey Central at
TIA 'lh 52'S ~ TN; Morris and Essex, 1olT;
Pit,sburg and Fort Wayne, 1o24; New York Central,
1osl: Rock Island 109h; Union Pacific So; Pit,sburg
PAY; United States EXP. ess, 761l; Delaware and Hud-
son Canal, 1osL Harlem, l4o; Producers and Petro-
eum, 11ox.
FOREIGN MARKET.
The London ndvces report the financial markets this
morning firm for consols and United states securities,
With slight improvement in mos, f3s5 900
bullion went into the Bank England today Al Paris
rentes have advanced from 104r &c to 105f 55c.,
and at Frankfort United States lves quoted at
l02k The following are quotations mt half past four
r. NJ :--Consos for money, 93x; do. for account o.;
1865 bonds, old, lo51s lo5x '67 bonds, 10sh; ten
forty bonds 1919 nvcs, 1o7 lo71s; Erie I24
i2H; Erie, preferred, Is Silver IL quoted to-day at
leAd. 47d. per ounce
RAILROAD BoSpa
Railroad bonds were steady, except in the case OF
Union Pacific nrsi, which wero strong a, 1o3h 1034
and sinking fund at e5 Central Pacific nrst sold at
1e5k; do. California and Oregon branch at ok; Nh
The New York herald., 1876-07-11
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON July 10. 1870
ports coastwiss, 1871. Sales rs stock, 5Ii4
NEW ORLEANS, July TO- 1875.
Cotton quiet mddnr Ike. low midd'ing iosSc good
"s%.. s a, NJ. ssss Iese'is S' sass % s'o a sa M
Sales. 400 stock, SCOOP.
Cotton nominal middIinr. lo'le a lie low middiing.
eas ioe good 0rainary s No. receipts = bales.
so Stock. $3.50.
Cotton easier. but not quetabiv lower; middlinr.
f.ass i4ss % bales Exports s'A''~''' S Sales Stock
Cotton dull and nominnl miiilng. lie; low middinr.
Esssr 3 sSss sisss ss s & s :ssp bales
gsu, unss.nses sale. oo ss 81 ss 'sS sale.
MsSSan held 4, y q Cor" .s SsS, meal
shs"sod R4soaa ifssSs. Flour 70 no.ss" New
s 600 is. G. ns ssny @ ass So
Flour quiet whea. dull; amher Michigan spot. July
red winter 81 ii: No red aSc Corn doll Six, Naked
sy y I'D xsss.s do.
sae RSeseip;s-Foar s3s .Sl"' snea. oon bushels;
SSa xhoa iaooo bushels: corn so5 d. oats. 100 DO
..o,.wA.., sv.as. corn July oI - , $50
eats S'5,a d. esSsy Sis d. T.i;
s''Ts s.sssa. Ss sst: sss.s
800 bbiS wheat, ;ta0oo bushels; u oo do oats
$4,000 do. barley $500 oU do Canal rcghts
que. aud unchanged Flour steady; sales ao bills. Wheat
continues dull, heavy and lo~er No Milwaukee
Club offered 81 Oo 5000 bushels sold private terms
Corn dull and unchangcd sales in lns No. Western.
52c rejected. 4Sc. 4Stkc ORts dull sales.
Western. track at 3c Rye inactive Barley neglected
Pork duh and unchanged. Lard dul and unchanged.
Highwines dull and changed.
CHICAGO. July TO 1876
Flour dull holders Nous to realize. Wheat dull weak
sSs s No cAss % spring s August. Ss s.a
~ oaa.c no1Se. August; 9e5se q sep,sm @
Corn unsettled bit generally lower No At sc. spot;
4j'ac Angnst; 4G5sc 4Ic Sepieaber Oats stea and
firm; 29c spot. Rye iil and nominal Barley dun but
firm 57,se spot: 5se. July PORK in fair demand hut
lower; $40 a5 spot: SI07j September Lard In fair de-
mand but lower $40 s5 $40 SIX spot $40 80 $40 a2H
August SiI htd September Bulk rasrr shon
The 71Sc; clear rib sides iose; ec1 sides. iosse
Wheat to BniiAlo 2sSc; corn d.. &c nsssiss.-Flour
3d. 90 do rye. 1870 barley. 400 do shpmc cnt.--
Flour. 1900 ibis wheat 7oU bnshcis corn. l77.WO
do 1900 d. rye. 620 do At the afternoon call
Of the Board--wheat lower, s7,ss asked Jn!y. ss,c
August Corn easier: t55sc +oc Juy. OA. lowet; ;;
2s1sc %? cash 2sc: August Pork lower: $40 4a1
The New York herald., 1876-07-11

PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.
Providence. r. T.. July 10. 1e70
UPrinting cloths decidedly stronger best stand rd and
ira 3x68 goods held at 3s4. with sales Ut that figure
HAVANA MARKET.
HAVANA. July TO- 1876
Spanish gold, .tGsl 2I7tl. Exchange nrm.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL rIopucE MARxEr. r.LivKRPoOL. July I05 30
l.. M.-rroduceReaned petroleum I'D l2sd. gallon
LosDoN PHopvcg MAKKnr.-i.oSpoS. July 10 . 30 r.
M-ProdnccRehned petroleum II sd gallon, spirits Of
turpehtine 23s. 3D. 23s. I'D per cwt.
LONDON. July l0-Evcning.
Linseed oil, 2Js I'd a 23s 9d. per cwt
The New York herald., 1876-07-11

GALvEsION July 10. IS7H
Cotton dull and easy; mddng. lie low middling.
10tlc- good ordinary, &c Net recripts. ~ bales. Ex
ports coastwise, ,37I. Sales 73 Stock, 5il4
The New York herald., 1876-07-11

NINOnANDA
The following are the earnings of the Michigan Gen.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-11
HON,.B. L, LYNCH.

By appointment of Lieutenant Gov
ernor c. c. Antoine, this gentleman was
yesterday promoted from the bench of the
Fourth District Court to be judge Of the
Superior District Court, parish of Orleans,
vice Jacob Hawkins, deceased. Judge
Lynch was born in Ireland, and when a
| boy in his native land he received the
| benefits Of an excellent education. He
| came to New York from Ireland in 1851,
and to New Orleans in 1855. His first
! employment here was as teacher, and
| to this day he has continued a firm friend
of teachers and the public schools. While
teaching be employed his spare moments
in reading law, and in 1857 he was adj
mitted to the bar of practice in the courts
of Louisiana. When the severe ordeal of
the civil war came on, and through the
dark days of its progress, Judge Lynch
was found faithful among the few Union
men of New Orleans, true to the oath he
had taken to supper. and abide by the
fortunes of the government of his
adoption. -
In 1861, when General Banks attempted
the reconstruction OF the State, under the
plan advised by President Lincoln, Judge
Lynch was nominated as Attorney Gen,
eral of Louisiana, and was elected to that
Office on the ticket with Governor
Michael Hahn. He held the Office of
Attorney General until the latter part of
1865, when the State government reverted
to the returned Confederates, and Colonel
A. S. Heron became his successor. He
was reappointed by General Sheridan,
vice Heron, deposed, and served a short
time. Judge Lynch then resumed the
practice OF his profession, until 1870,
when he served term of two years as a
member of the House. At the Novem-
beg election, in 1872, he was placed
on the Republican ticket as a..
candidate for Judge of the Fourth District
Court, parish of Orleans. A split in the
Democratic ranks secured his election.
He received 12, 945 votes against 1912
cast for T. J. Cooley and IL, 573 for J. NJ.
Bonner, both Democrats. He has held
the judgeship of the Fourth District Court
from the time he assumed the duties of
the office by virtue of his election, until
the present, when he is called to higher
honors by being made judge of a court
of greater jurisdiction. He enjoys the
reputation among the more intelligent
members Of the bar of being one of the
ablest jurists on the district bench. His
selection as Judge Hawkins successor is,
therefore, peculiarly felicitous, not only
on account CT his legal attainments, but
his long tried integrity as man.