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GREAT CHURCH DITIDIN0.
The Action Of Beecner's Council Driving
Away CongreTationalists.


Since the action of the Rev. DR.. Storrs's
church In reference to the Congrcgationalism m, as
laid down by Mr. Beechers Advisory Council,
the adner.nts Of the council aud Mr.. Beccher
have repeatedly asserted that the attitude Of
DIR. Storrs's church, as well as VI DIR. Buding-
tons. was supported hy only bare majority In
either church. A weli-informed member Of the
last named church says that this representation
Is not true. There are abOu; 6,5 members OF DIR.
storms church. r. representing about 500 families.
or tis number It Is estimated that a, least 30
families are strongly IN accord with their pdstor
tnet bout ten or fifteen re verse to any elton
IN reference 10 the scandal. and that the rest
pttacneu hy ties ut relationship or friendship TO
Plymouth Church mem pers. In TINS part " tho
congregation there T. the hyelicst di-sensinn and
II ~ the progress - things the church votes To
Ci-fcllowsn1p Mr. Bcecncr or to change to Pr y
bYicridnisni. ~ e. . ota'lc that there may be
snm- secession IN tins quarter.
In ID. huuinstou's church there are 6iS men,
hers uud 20 famiit g. here has been n Opportu-
uity 10 put test vote 10 The church on the
ruDsf ion OF the lieccher scandal Siuce the coun-
cal uf 1874, Wrcn there was tisiHctory ura-
uiWi'Y. a u e~ti laf@d tntt perhaps % or ~
families W. III he ave - to aniaguuistic ac ION
toward Plymouth CHurrh. fh- remainder
" MI cordially sui port De. Budington. II l.
conc ued that tbs ul'iuatum OF the present
agitation VIII be either the di-fellow-np {
Plymouth Church or change Into Presoyte-
rt.Iistn by the two churches named.
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The Ninth Ward delegation turned out In full
force yesterday to the trotng announced to come
on Fleetwood Park between well knoNn road horses.
When they arrived the track It found that owing
to the heavy rain storm, the back part of the track
had cayod IN aud upset their calculations. They finally
agreed 10 rot the road. The hrst was match
for 600 10 road wagons. The distance from er-
nOts 20 Cases, on Central avenue Islancs, mile
The following Is the summary; Mi. Browns blk. "
PAGER, MIR. Pliers b. =. Bind Boy no time takcn.
second race; match tlQOi dnsh Of mile. TO road
MaIor,2. Iniid race match tloO ne sam conditon'
A. above, JOnu Murphy's b. 4, BIND boy, l W M
GnLaghcrs biz Y. Harry, q Fourth race, match $50,
a single mile to road wagon,i John Mmrphy's b, ",
Blind Bow Charly DiCkeTson's hlk &. Harry OF ne
NtW. Finn ana last race, match So, NILE 10 road
Nag. ns John M'rtln's b. Z. BIZ DlAiel Mr. Campo
b. x. Major 4, b. Johnson, 2.
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The Committee on Exhibits OF the Women's
CcnteniI Union peg to say IN reply to some remarks
In Tuesday mornings svS, that the emp oyees of
Mr. Chlckering (uho has been exceedingly kind in
everything connected with the W. c. u take charge
Of all exhibits, OF whatever Kind which are sent %
thiokerlng Hal On The taoe IN the ohce there VII
be found forms OF apl llcQ ion clrcuhrs Hnd AL olhe
papers OF the Union. As a JadiCiOus selection u
articles for exnittion IN Philadelphia can be made ony
nv careful comparison Of the various specimens sent
In, no immediate answer Will be gwen 10 any npllca'
ton, nut " cAAlbls Will DC retained tor eIats!utaon
IA t usfit pt lu
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Court Calendars To-day.

SUPREME COuRr-CH AMBERs. Nos. I, ., 90 IS,
40, 10, l3i, IL, 60 80 2o 300 3O 81 $685. 80
3ii. $40
GENERAL TERM.-Nos. 100, 10 l204, 1ai, ll7lS, lds
l7B, 40
SPECIAL TERM. Law and Fact-Nos ESQ 81.
CIRCUIT-Iart Case trial, No. 1871, Part IL
Nos. sCoi. sO7o, 90 l9io 1920 1888 81 isi4. ~
i556I 1857 w. 1902 4S3 25Jl 2J3e 23S old MOI, $50
1886 l2i9 Hos, l379 lSOs 1900 e25, 1894 Part III :
Nos 49, 1895, 2Jv, 1916 63 1927, S65 lll5, us Ol3
d2i. 17lle, 17hN.
SUPERIOR CouRT-TRIAL TERA.-Part I.-Case on
trial, No. l2l7 PIT lI.-AdjouTned for the term.
.ConMoN PLEAs-TRIAL rERM-Part lease on trial
No. 1878
BouIrr-No day calender
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state bonds red cod light trade. We note sales u
Alab ana 81 OF 1850 ami 1883 { 80 Arkat sas Is IS
Nrw York state - bounty loan registered. lo4s
tennessee -, oii, AZ az Bank oi Cnmmrrc shares
brought lliisd rs; Corn Exchange, IA Mar II lI35
"a Bank II Sew YORK. l25 ana Fuut1 National, ~.
Railroad securities we're quiet ava steady with the
principal { ansact lions a follows;
Burlington, Cedar Rapids aud NJ. lists, 40i Milwaukee
anu st Paul tun'd =. F. IS; MnOna -. Pau lsts
= brio an. lua'e Hannibal and 10. X, on, n
New Jersey Soutntfn l,ts, - Rome ". ant -1cns.
burg con. ISIS, % Onto and Mssi sppi Els 1875 I'm.
ION Pacific lists 1913. c. n. and Qunc, CON - llot5
~! urgn 4ih-, 49, T. loul- aud Iron Mountan rs,
1tiis lei aAd Huron Il - Houds, 81. 100 Il, a.
ton HH Gr"at northern Its, 80 Louisville md Nash
Nnc con, MS an 81. Pau, con. :. F., Sst. 50
Harlem l. p. tuun. 1905 Chicngn anu Northwtst"rn
Con. tlul COD Bonds w'e Chicago aud N0rthWc-t-
ern oh lpl NrW rsr central lsi. new, tli4; g.,
{ {. ana lud lists, me-; Unon Pacilc -, Land
Grant lO3.
lue upenlng. nign'st. IN vest, am . T. N c,Osluf
pace % stCcAs to-day were
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Tho Murder In Camden.

George Franks. member Of a gang known as
The Forty Thieves" having headquarters In Camden.
n. j.. was yesterday arrested on suspicion OF having
been implicated IN the murder Of The unreoognzed ne
gro woman. whose mutilated body Was found In Had
don ayenue,. near the Chdren's Home, on Saturday
list. Miss Never and Mira. NORt say that Will ihoJ
we're wal.lng through Haddon ayeaue. not lar from
away from two 1he men overlook her and one
jumped front OF her while the other struck her In
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TUESDAY. March 20. Flour AND MEAL There
has neen AN active and general demand the past week
Tor nearly all grades Shippers have boughl freely part
for ARRIVAL and the local trade nave rep rnshed lhelr
stocks TO fair extent. Supplies have been moderate
and stocks are reduced. To-Day nour steady but ie
pug extra scarce Minnesota nrm aud in demand; ~
hour hrM Corn meal IN good demand We quote; flour
No. 2. " Dbl, S3.soGsss .9oi supernne state and
Western. tsSeeii 7Si extra State. %e e iestO 80
* and Xxx. ~tOStli ", Winter wheat apa H.
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HER OWN BINH Err.
Recorder Iincketrs Opinion Of some Of the
Loungcrs In his Court Room.


LOungers In his Court Room.
Mrs. Sarah Norman aud Mrs. Ellen
Conway sat IN adjoining seats in Bot line ear
on the ri inst, and tho former suddenly
mis- d her wallet aud thrco I've dollar green
bacas. She accused Mrs. Conway OF theft, and
caused her arrest. The prisoner, an ell Ierly
WON u, who lives ut 120 King street, submitted
" n SO rrh IN . police stailOn an G ne al' u IN
her clofi ing c6se to her BODY. the seirchts
found two hundred do lars, an In one dollar
gtetnoacks, Il tug back to 1861 ana 1877. IN I
two hundred dollars IN gold com. aud ST IA
stv"r. Nrz. Merfinan's three nvcs were not
found.
In trial ofa charge Of larccny Yesterday Nr-
conway aaiisned Re"ordcr II icltett aud Jury
IN the money sne had was the nroduct Of ner
SAVINGS. She said that she habitually carried II
tcciuse she hnd no confr cncc In hanks. After
ner wquitt Recorder Hackctt adv SO Nessrs
hll'Ilng anu Mott. her counsel, to employ an
ON or t. escort her nd her money home, say
ing IN u he relieved theIe were real pick ockcts
- the c urt room to whom the knowledge Of
her treasure might tie temptation.
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ALBANY, March 2S.-The Denison contempt
came up In he Cout OF Appeals this morning Mr.
Hand, on behalf Of the Auorney-G enera offered to
spuaie that they would not attempt to imprison or
prosecute Denson for OF the matters complained OF
the OF the Commissioners, or In execution OF
e Jud iment OF tue General Term. On tho ntmAtion
he that tins action the part OF the httor
neyGeneral deprived The appeal VI any prActlca I'M
.unn
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Arrived TUESDAY. March %.
steamship City Of Merida. New Orleans, vera Crul,
Havana, mdse. and pass.
StedilsHp Saa salvador, savannah, nd-c. and pass.
steamship ChanpiOn. Gu tl '.tol o., ndse. and plss
Steamship Alreria, Liverpool. mtse. AMI pass.
Stean-hip Ellen Terry NcW OcfA, " -. naval stores.
Stcl snip Nercus, Bort ~.
Steamship DOnnt RIO JsnclrO. mdse.
BARS nth "a Queen. Antwcrp, Muse.
Iark II. bel. Havana. sug ~.
Bark Anu = a. no Jalctro. c n G.
B.rk Sophia n. LuNrs. SLgu,, su-Ar.
satfas
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Tho suit Of Mr.. Joseph W. Flske, dealer Ia zinc
and ,r.n statues end ornaments, account Vt wnich
was published In ruE suN Of the 2ith Is against The
trOrlt Brothers, and not Miss unerun Miss Cameron
appears, uol As adeitnaant, out as witness.
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FrauL.u.,e,u,. New Di.oovery.

CINCINNATI. March 2S.-Gustavus Frankon-
stem has accepted the inyltstlon q william BRYANT
Peter Cooper Charles A. Dams, and other gent emen 20
deliver lecture IN New YORK On bis new opaeai ale
eoVeTy.
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Chamber suitos so. An Immense stock fur
ments tsEtn Il desired h. N. C5wpert6Wait& co.,
Nv and l17 Chatham sueet-Ads.
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DE MEYER.-in the CITY Of New York. on the 27th
daN OF March, 1870 ny tIc lion. thlfits IT, Van II mt,
jung of the Court Of common Pleas. Ellen De Mcjer
from julius D. Aeler. Cause alultery.
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Ihave purchased the right Of New York State
Boiler" JOSEPH W. KKhNA.-Adp,
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ilpPOpROME BUILDING.
NOON SFENi, from " 70 l o'clock EVERY DAY
WOMI IS MEETING from 10 liJ, IN Fourth Ave
nue. liI.
lhcrg viii hc no o'clock service this wees.
A tlkl ,lIAN CONVkNIION Of MINISTER'S and
LAYNlN Nll' 90 hcld on w nesiay ana Thurs aY at
service 10 be- had on application.
l,r4u,ar service ENRkY NIGHT Al 3 O'Clock, and
ONElf Low MELTING In Fourth Avenue liall, No
tickets required.
lOuNG MEMS MEETING. Fourth Avenue Hall
fNERl NIGHT al Oclock. and SAT NllA1 NlHuL
MEETING AT Association Hal 23d b. ana l'h aY' ats
O'Clock
No services the rippodrome On saturday, aud no
noon meeting on sunday
IHPOKTANT TO PROPERTY OW>ER-.
Plastic State Roof Coating has been tested . OF 20
years, Is not only water light hui acid prout rice
tO' Euiun Oh Of repaired WI 10 nave lasted -
yeuI Try n. =. NAN DRpEN co. are the sole
manufacturers, ~ Maiden lane. Plastic slate Ropnug
Cuulpauy. same address DO rA aud give rcspOus.Os
guarantees t1r 3 o. ana 10 years
THREE LFCrI HESON SrRIC HkAND
heuOrrn th'lr frequent cOcXstcnce and Influence
on the nervous system the cause OF exhaustion aud
lrrit ole hlatder ahsurdlty Of medical treatment ~
slant removal VI both affections with three tyne cases,
~ EDWARD II. DIXON, N, D., edltorot the scalptl,
40 pages s5c ONCE hours from 10 TO- 49, lnd 10
% evenings, al ~ btn
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WHITELY-DARRAGI.- Much q. bv the r v Jas
~ hns, Thomas HcnD Whitley g. Emma fEnces
Dal r.Ah.
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extras ' soshdrs H Ssk ,S ma 'y
q 70. Rye aour sun NE s47Sr.s 40 Gora iss" ~
SsssGtat Soar' 10 sf9 Gys,"' 'o'O'''Ao'
yis a 20 nave 49, under spccula
pic s6s me dcS ms G OF wsstn "as on %od es
SuiI aIa Nrak tore ~ ad M,tten 2, rk,ts. La
e. turc nor mport nj cnanee in prices c o. quoted
,a @s2ss u ,a- ia a % ' lei I =, go ' Ss NJ Il
=, ~ ~ Win nay tr $500 for Arm and $40
was loser s.l' on c euoi 700 to-. ut tiit7ia ~
~ scS @ ,1r ,i iSr f We ,eS q, "a. AIN 20
w,sicrna ga IN tor AUrl .slisoet ia5 for Nav.
W. qios PIN Dol. mes, s2lase 2ss;s5 'S csia
pI'T n s'ssp,'isi ptme "a" So, - Bee
P p i" %s. ,gs,s i India ae:. 9i
y, NOR, PeEiSI; Ss%ioc ri6 s.s' ct, se'
s"Secd la - ia,tib,ae. so s"ul es iats,
lie. nr'@eg hogs. lOa,@lie Tor ely NV
asvc ruled ar showing attsr SUt' sis az
nn ~, a,a rnaency corn M, iqrt ni!h al active ema
list week There has eea some snctui ton ia oats,
yancy. i've and b.ri lave rn ed quite nrrn. 10.
aai wheat very nrn ~ . 1900 OLsh. al t10s6sL10
Ni5@tl,is so. Vivian eC spring, az Tor I'd
tig7I@ 4 20 in store and 81 ~ anoat for No Mwsti.
spring, tl3S insore for No Miuneso.a, $3.50
sIJlng slnoer vi9cr sa@ipai . si,asatiis Oats Oats
active lie. 70gyO bush Nc t5ee BE. Tor waite iac In
cigo mixed leec, unoat, fur 40; Az ole Tor as
snd PeS yvors, sud Tor VS., ' Tn 'f s.
Zee 100 push !worowc. slate stained, To arrive, ~
o. scS Tor voroSsa s,ae .i5 SS oT fSu r.
adj. Corn quiet o. OOOO0 us. ~ di7ilr Tor
new mlN q d7c. for Jer cy "a Tor SOU nern ana
dy,, ~ $4,000 Lusn. at O5p@9ac Tor April anu 0Sizc.
c rrox The mar.et Is con der nly hi cher for this
week out M 10 Nv ruled few risn an M e,tlci.
sui rtel b, t6o da,esr Of s o,", sox ~ ny msy ne
flf iutu e Ia titl
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UOTU TItVI.uK on 0TIHTlY
IMPORTANT TO III
wALL .TRRgT CARICATURE4.

A NEW ROCK. SPACES, containing IL engraved
Illustrations, with Information for stock specu atursi
price, cloth covers 10 cent, BY ms paper covers iree
TUMBRlDGk CO, Bange-s and brokers,
Wall st., New York.
BLAIR'S PILLS. THE GREAT ENGLIsH
remedy Tor Cont an Rheumailsm sure, sAs, nsSta -
PROUT a HARSANT, Pr0pretors, London. II. Pl4AH
TIN a son, 224 William ST. New York agents. Box ~
pills. tl.25, BY mail. Sold bI druggist4.
.NERyOys DEEBILITY. WEA " tSSdE i FsrS lisa
SPECIFIC PILL. a per boIi EI boxes -. Prepares
opI b. WlEcAEsTkBS CO. ~ SshA As n u,
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Moneil's TeethinR Cordial contains 10 opiates.
BYes rrlisi wllaoV pro"Qsins bad sneeu SSe.-4aVs
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

NINA vRE ALNANAc-rus NV
sun rises. 90 sun sets. II Moon sets. IL ~
Nlsth WArLls-rnts tAf
.ancy lIooi 10 . Gov. isAuul1 II Hen tate. i2 ~
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Susintss loiltr,.


To Mothers.
Mrs wINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP for childr,n
icehins j. an old and wttflet remedy. IL has stood
tue tts Of many Year., aud va never SHOWN 10 fail.
MILK of Magnetism might he CALLED "1rav-
tli O., cDiupantu 20 q II aDc uf performing
many useful medicinal services during journey ora
sea voyage.
ANY one can see at ~ glance TINT pOmrroy's
Elusuc Iru.s Is the best. Price a.. IA Broadway.
DIR. LYONS Tooth Tablets.
A y.luanle toilet Injury.
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go says every one after taking Quirk's Irish
TEA, tue great bilious remedy price, soc,-1dr'
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Pendle'0n'' Kon.uoG, csu,ral aa,,roaa-A

SoVlNdroN' March 3.-rhers was an mae
~ ny recent letter about Pendleions railroad.
~ ns general belief that Bowler was Pc dent
kshs out h IAc ne was only director hi a
mere dummies, ~N'-' sAS we Iss1 were
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-29

DIR. LYONS Tooth Tablets.
A valuable toilet luxury.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-18

Assembly In which It originated within
the time prescribed by the constitution
OF the State OF Louisiana, became q Law
Without his approval, be and the same
Is hereby repealed.
III
| ne u enacted bv the Senate and HOuse
| 9f Representatives. Of The State Of L0,tisi-
ana, IN General assembly Conrened,
That Act No. . Of the second session ol
the third Legislature, under the present
| constitution of this State, entitled "An
act relative to the unlicensed sale Of lot
terry tickets In the city of New Orleans,
and comforting on tho police courts the
power to suppress the same" be and
the same IL hereby repealed.
Mr. Wilt introduced bill, which was
referred to the Judiciary Committee, to
abolish the Offices Of Police Justices in
the city OF New Orleans, aud to create
the office Of Recorder, I'M which all the
duties now performed by several police
magistrates shall be performed by one.
Mr.. Bailey introduced u bill. which
was referred to the Committee on
Health and Quarantine, authorizing the
Board Of Health to release vessels from
quarantine upon their being disin-
fected
Mr.. Koontz introduced n bill. which
was referred to the Judiciary Commit
tee, to remit the taxes for five years
upon the property Of the Calcasieu Min
ing Company.
Mr.. Bowers introduced a bill TO re-
duce tho compensation Of the Coroner
Of the upper districts In New Orleans to
$4,000 n year, and the compensation of
the Coroner Of the lower districts to
$4,000 n year. Also a bill TO repeal the
act remitting the taxes on tho property
Of the ~. Patrick's Hall Association.
Both bills were referred to the Judiciary
Committee.
The Senate apportionmcnt bill coming
up. IL was, on motion of Mr.. Witt, laid
upon the table subject to call.
On motion of Mr.. Young 1t was ordered
that three members be added to the Ju-
dietary Committee.
Mr.. Levisce had bill which he intro
duced, reforming the whole revenue sys-
tenn Of tho State by reducing commits
sions and salaries and by giving TO the
people the selection Of appraisers and
tax collectors. taken from the Committee
on Ways and Means and put in charge
Of the Judiciary Committee.
Adjourned to noon tomorrow.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-18

New YORK, Jan. IA prize fight for, $500
a side took place near Carnarsie. Long Island;
yesterday morning between Alex. Brown ana
Leonard Tracy. two Brooklyn pugilists. Both
men fought desperately and fearful blows were
exchanged Brown was allowed irst blood. am
Tracy was awarded the first knock down, which
took place In the first round. BrowYkPeing
knocked clear off his feet and into the eMrems
corner of the ring. Brown won every round
until the ninth, when Tracy. who had the ad-
vantage OF weight and good condition. began e
show himself, while Brown. appeared exhausted
by his exertons, In the ninth round Tracy de-
livered a terrible blow behind Browns right
ear. knocking him senseless. He was brough,
to time, but from this to the twenty.ilrst and
own way. Browns friends. convinced that nc
could not win, then threw up the sponge and ;aa
terribly cut and had two fingers broken. Tracy
was severely bruised about the body. About 500
persons Witnessed the fight After returning to
could not be found Jack Leary, who acted as
q second for Tracy, was also arrested.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-18
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

BosToN, Jan. 17.--Net receipts 1869 bales gross
5ts7. sales l75. stock 17stt; market dull. MIDI
ans s TM a s0Ds fseep s ex-
ports TO Great Britain 2t47 eogstwise 1ios. sales
1000, steck y .ss market aajst middlns ias.
gross 1885, Market % quiet; mild middllns 'isR isse; loM
sAvaasAn .0 jan ooi Nst ey reeaip,a aG s2ss bales
gross s3to exports to Great Britain te3o. exports
coestwise NJ snles 1905: stock 9sAs9. Market
WflMrsaToN. Jan. t7.-Net receipts 5i9 export
coastwise et3.; stock tti5. Market quiet and
nominal middllng IA; low middling ti7<:
MOBILE. jan. i7.-Na receipts 800; gross
1850. exports to Great britain asS coastwisq 900
sales ~ S 500: st1fk 5, I, @ Market aniat niddhe
Ba1T1nonr DT s JAN Het fy rseeipis D. eross sss
exports to Great Britain ses. exports coastwso
NohFolk, Jan. i7.-Net receipts 1850, exports
coastwlse asea. sales 49, stock a5e79, market
MEMPHIS. Jan. Receipts a322, shipments
25lG sales 29oo, stock e5.sst. Market steady.
Nav Yot,K. Jan. i7.-Net receipts gts; gross
2oo stock t4s,o05.
ysed middling Orleans 10 s-1G, middling Ala
bame t3ls, good middling "a, strict low middliug
i2ss. low, ,middling i2, strict good ordinary liz,
and firm; exchange bankers. three days. ssex@
4se; Do 60 days. 4si ,s@4s5: commercial, 10 days,
4ss. Futures weak; Jan 70 1915 February
"a 23-32 June tS -tseei3b-l6 July 1a@t4s, August
10 b-32apts a-1s Gold tis@ltas. Sales to-day 40,
lust evening 1876, for consumption es5, for future
delivery 2AOO.
/ >. n.--Aales for future delivery $4,000 balcs
sannery y,.lso,s T. ,s-ls@ia Tebrsaary issla s!
u 23-52eo137s. juno 70 t5-i6@t4, July "A 3S9Tt8
5.aa. August "a, a 7.s2gii ., e.,s dold iish,
nrIH lf,XyIu Safc (4fsld All
Futures easier; January i2b@i2 15.1c. February
y i2s2 10 e-ie, May - s-le1s 2a,s2, June ist.t2
u15s, August IA = OLA g-32. Gold 1t5h Sales to-
day 225 last evening at5 for consumption l6Os
for future delivery $4,000.
January 12bnel2 15-i6. February Ia t-IGtD1g 9-52,
March IL 5-tGai3 liza. April 10 9-166e1y g-y3 May
10 rs 5.s2@is 1916. june ligf4 1-32, July ~ p-92@
~ s Aufns M 4 od % ,a,1s ls Western gno lon
ceipts 5000 boles: due 1900 Galveston receipts
2t65. Macon receipts 1865; due 1000.
.m-Futures closed quiet and steady sales
Ia 9-32. February Ia. March isi. April i5l. May
10 25-33, juno 10 29-s2, July "A t-le1t4l, August
IA 5-32@i4 s-ie. Gold iis@iisl.. Receipts ct oil
points ~ 9ss, EXPORTS t2 Great Britain ~, to the
ports to Great Britain to France 902s, TO the con-
Tine mt 352, stock s44.D97.
IivEnfoot, yan u, gioo p. m..Cott9n ,un-
ments from Savannah or Charleston. basis II
low middling uplands per saii. q lied Jhnli-
ary and February shipments from savannah or
Charlestop. basis 2f low middling. ed; April
LlyEnpooL. Jan. ~, 12-so.-C0tton steadier:
mddling upands g1l-t6: nidding Orleans s
sales today 1900 balcs, Of which 1000 arg for
American $500. Arrivals unchanged. Deeen-i
bsr delivery from Savannah or Charleston, low
IN iddling uplands. per sail. 81.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-18

without the consent OF the other. BY
consent the joint rules have heretofore
been continued without objection, and
would probably have taken the same
course at this session had not some
Senator thought d change In this rule
necessary. He was In favor Of adopting
the rules with the exception Of the one
pointed out as Objectionable.
Mr.. Mxeay was In favor Of referring
the rules to all joint committees OF both
houses for consideration.
Mr.. Hamlin said that such discussion
,ls this at this state Of tho session was
unprocented. He never knew q time
when so little work had been accom-.
plished at this time in the session, and
very soon they would be called upon to
consider u large amount of business
which would come uefore them, and II
was very necessary that this subject
should be disposed Of as early as posi-
BILE. He would not object to letting IL &c
over till tomorrow, but objected TO lis
postponenent for SO long time as one
week. At the conclusion OF Mr.. Hamlin q
remarks the Senate, without concluding
the consideration Of the matter, went
into Executive session.
Washington Items.
WASHINGTON. Jan. ILL.,. T. Ceilings OF Mary
lana, has bcen assign ed 10 duty rs doprkeeper D
tho reporters gallery of tho House, vice Mnrston
relieved.
Secretary Fish this morning WINS before the
Senate COMMITTEES on Foreign lelations md IL II
understood tbht ho left with the members n copy
Of the American note TO. foreign powers respect.
ing the Spanish and Cuban question and copies
Of Tho replies resolved from each nation to
which notes were addressed.
On Saturday afternoon the clerks of the Gone
raj Land office presented 10 Mr.. w. w. Curtis
who recently resigned chief clerkship. ~ b.aiuti-
fu collection OF silverware. fifty pisces in all
Tho presentation took place In the rotunda oI
the Patent Office building in the presence Of uver
400 clerks and employees Of the Interior Depart
ment. Commissioner Burnet delivered the pro-
sentatIon and address, and Mr.. Curtis made an
appropriate RESPONSE