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BLACK HILLS,

WARRINGTON, d. u, May 3O,-f;cn. Sherman
says he does not concur In the npprclcnFions cnn-
ccmns tho safcty Of tho frontier towns on nc
connt Of the employment Of troops IN the 1eld
against tic hostile Indnns. Ilc hocs mot think
TINT all tho nnago IL attributable to Indians, but
to soma bal white men. lie says that tic War De-
lmrtent does nut get very recent Aviccs fsum tile
Black Hills. and he tea not knosy wl,n. Is going
on there. Ao far the matter Of furnishing arms
to scttcrs In concerned for their own projection,
menl wanId not comply with the re-
qnrst made mon the President aud lie
Thought II WIS absurd to consider Fuch proposItio
Tho President. having bten applied to for troops to
MID tn prect!ny Eonu of the frnntter pettltsnentr,
has responded that i Ii impossible fur him to do
10, M they arc nw nil upon tic march In tic pend
!ng campaign, which win take Tho wtlo!u auu.u1uf
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The st. Lonis punisl, The Athletics 7 to 3
-..Mct;cary Suspended
Defeat Of the Louisyi|les and Oinoinnatis
by the Mutuals and Hartforls.
inauguration OF the Belmont
Driving Park at Phil
adelphia.
Opening Cay Of the Freeport Spring
Meeting---Racea at Lincoln,
Neb., Etc.
BASE DALL,
WHITE STOCKINGS vs.. nosToN.

WHITE STOCKINGS vs., h03T0H.
Special pfspafch Ia 77e Tribune.
no*roS. Mass, May 30.-Tho largest crowd ever
present at baseball match IN ttlfa city attended
tho }aston Chicago Eanio to.tlay. Not less than
H. 600 persons went through the gaea AIT! over the
fences while ntlntlaer thousand l,ntl free scnta on
nc!ghbnrng houre'tops. The p1nycra were sur
rounded by c1rlun uf mcti clear around tic field
mud tho audience cucroacI,cA 50 fnr a. to mako It
nccrEaary t0 give only one ,aso fbr long hits, be.
causc they all went Into the cr',wl, mud all Of this
because Of "Anll Lang Sync," AZ thu rostctH
lla -t1nt IT. 10 sec siahIIngs n1no, and 10 grert
tic fo1Ir old E'oston fayarltcx. In entcr!ns tic
field, tho Whites wcre welcomed heartily with
abundant cheering Astrr both mines nn,i Il
considerable detachment OF polee had spent about
ha|f MI honr IN getting the crowd oil this ilcll the
gan,c brgan with the 1lostons at bat. They were
easily retired In te ,rst inning but in tho srcund,
atnrnan having led of with ewnlase hit, got
Third On Schafcf'e out. lie wns, however, hninl-
cumrty run ont near ho'ne by AnEnn aud White.
Manning scorcd the only run OF tho Gnlnc for his
side in this Inning getting home on Morgll's 1nc
base hit. Peters began business for the White. In
The tilEsl inning by clean hit, and Glenn vaa I'm.
nct1lntrly nfterward 1unt to first on called
1aile. but WIS nippc1 nj sccnnt1 IN AL nt-
teinpt tu stcal. Barnes anu Hines helped matters
very much by fine, safe hits. and tho former
scored on Anron's long ny TO right field, while
Hines got oEcr the plato OH passed ball before
SlcScy ,,ycd ont 10 D'Rourl;o. The other twp
White Stocking runa wetu ma'le In the sixth III.
Ming, when l,arnca led on with q baHu OH calIcd
balls, and Hines and Anaon followed With luu hits,
OIL tic latter 0f which Darnca calne home. Spall,
lng then Fcnched frat OH doscphs' Wild throw, Anl
tho l,aHcA were full. AdAy went to the pntc and
waited fnr good one. which he c9nld not get and,
being sent TO hase called ba1e, Hines wns let In,
and there were still three m bnacs. White hit to
Wright, and forced Anson nit at hume. and Peters
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|
Tie I}onrl Of Trustees ot lydo Park met ycster-
| tcrlay afternoon, str. Powell nlscnt
Thu Committee Of thu Whole, 10 whom the re.
port ot t,o village Treasure. iaa been referred.
FrHchfe" report Recommending t'las ntser I"ne
81, 10 pcr dny. and Tint of tcnms nt ,he rufc of
a. N mr. dny. t,nt n. s,,or, si,,i ,nt 80" W.. "
S''"' per "ay' '"a1 tue SnsaE" fnatl n"9' httee
June l. pay fur tic gar used In lighting t1,c street.
lamps except at railway crossings. The Committee
1roactted fpr,bcr limo to inycu,tca,e tho annuclu
orat.. ~ ,t,a ,t,I.a. '
"',rte m. .. t..' ''''ns,' ''', ,..,.
me ferost ea'lea fofth eonai!.crabie discussion.
NO ecfanty Tint thc Board wna rtan nv u'c te r Ms
lun Of thc Committee Of tho Whulc. Mr. noC,ie
"na WAS ,nnorrtn by Mt Sehnd NJ ly wn ss ,ans 1oi
ths discharge OF lilo Whole force lii, isnvuc in.
irn.i,.ced a.a ordimancv n,nrndatury to pfovionn
n1Ss'es Sxss sn vs ee1" IT, an" .nsn
Pabc ct aa nn @ 5 o
Called uupn 10 Ht,cnI 10 Iy thc Watcr f'ntnn,ls.
Fioncr, al saiury Of s35 pcf nonth With 10 en-.
saIry Of ~ pcf !nonth EACH. Wv '"S'"'" ~
Nil Taylor wns not III favor Of shutting o1 tho
Ea;l I'D iarEsIy reducing NJ usltes toree, !. il
she police und thc Iisht from tio rircet.ia,nps,
Mr. Bosnc inr'stsa ,9at they wers bath extrass: :
B. 1 c" n sch ws aa tsy 1. Ill.,
charrjng thc whoio FORE hm hc lj,l mt link INV
%o sn,s mr. ssEnt 10 TX dictate hs osanxa
10 grow exciting. but Mr Jo.ue finding j, miossf.
biz to carry his Whole or.!unnce waH Satisfied with
tie ntioitfon or tho arst amendment. the nccnnI
IeIn. laid on The table
w!!oe hsne ~, thc ra{ t 1ao.srrs ni tr'.,ms was
as vs. n1sJ tha n,i,tn ~ WILL ~ ~ w
her t!nc IL Investigate tbs financial stat,a Of te
vllage.
TGholht1oh wns men hiottea eans nron ne
ssi. " T,.o ~ s"t'@., ~. @ Ps i"tcc nn ana
iIrhri nv n pr"yinun nfiiuance. r. s'''' "' ~s'3''
A resolution to ballot inr a Sergeant of Police
~as 'nFted oy tho casting votu nI itcsskicnt ics-
%y, nM. ow,s 70 .Ge anss'eG n s'r lowell
cI,nn.nI hn ya,o. and the rcnn1ution y"s ,rcints1
lost.
a resolution to proceed to tho election Of VII
IL. Wtllctt' thc !atc incnMhcns Of the of1cc. was
rssoon to haot for Of pu
H. Motks VA lhterftap1sa rF ;y mnloh " NJ.
oea of d es"' s i"n sa,xa IL Sao,
It doc. not sce m pr"1abls that my further At
" M owe om us naas Sn " "as % cue
accnsttl annt1e1 o. hnfrcetns hl'n "f acting In oa
phn,ss ~ iiSt heTcen paek 81 nchool. children
ys shs III f,hcr .mnts a. naI"m o S
he ttsshl oi iDtcsleellHss pet"ceh certain lneia-
brfs r. VI the ioard.
Thn yillass c.n VII 9tiosa to get along "!thouta
sasns hls 'aaEy thereby; Tho setcnt'on at }. Il:
LcwlA a. Accountant IL also nnprovrl ny tho grcnt
llsl5sy lasi WsyynssaaY =. VIA ' prepared
1'hc Hoard mt At 10 n. m. Mondox prc,,ac,,
scoyIllc in The clai1,
Trustee Who'd suggested that in thu futurs Tho
ltc,ns In Bills presented for payment to the oasd
be moi entered On lilo records tn detail which wss
adopted. .- -....
a nEftttnN received from PGtrF Hpff}v A
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LOCAL .LEI'TERS,

IN tAs EJsof NJ Ths Tribune,
CHICAGO, May 3u.-I sec by shIs MORNINGS TRln-
rxE Tint James +. Root, ". 4. James, and George
Buckley, are stated to have been The Instruments
through which the 1Iano Ut Grorge n. Hnnxa wus
subatit1ted for that Of Capt, Schneider as ar1cgau
al.lusgs to tbs Cincinnati Convention. ! don't
know VI any nnr else III Chicago ol my nauc, anl
II | nnl meant want thu reatrra os THE TnihttSE
to distinctly understand that tho statcnbnt is ab
su!ltcly and nncontitl0nally false. ! 4m nut mud
never hAve been, s!ucu my residence In Chicago.
pul!tlc!An IN any sense whatever; have never been
= nsmber even Vi ward caucus, much less OF apJ
courty delegation 10 = stats Convention hsTc
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1}htHat.

1.mpfre-Dan!r1a. OF Il1st0n.
!iHnt tearnrd-Mntnals: = Louisville, none.
Time of gatne-Onc hour ~ minutes.
ST. LOUIS VI. ATHLETICS.
- Sp<ctaI U!sp4teA 10 1Ik 7ftoanA.
rHIf.AuELrMla, May 30.-Two thousand parsons
Wcro present nt The .,all game to-day. ,EEgler IL
dangerously H., unable to play. Thu bad tleidng
Of Mcycrlc Hall. and leafcc gaso runs. Tho u,u.
pring Was poor. Threc Athletics Worc put cut at
thu holne plnts by questionable dcc!sons. Nc
f;eary has hcen sisrsnlrd, charged With selling
lcr. t,e icnth nun Vt isc st. Louis, died sutllenly
of kidney seAse In tilis city, last evening, aftyr
u seeks Illness.
The following Ii
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FAR BETTER THAN ANY OTHER.

"FulAlls tho conditions of good family
sewlng.lnacliuc fur batter than any other ma
chine IN tho lnarkct." Such Is tho unbtmed
opinion Ut tho Judges at tho Inst American In
stituto FuIr respecting the wonderful nrw atto-
,1,utic scwi1ls.1,uchlne Of tho Wilcox &: Gi1bs
4. 81. Cu.-aCN nntl 2u3 Wabasll uvcl,,sc.
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AID, WHITE.

Hh Is hEh1EsLp F1soM THE E!ANGA oF TAMfEH-
rtRss,
The Printing Committee met Inst evening to re-
new It's investigation Into thc Aid. White eluctlon
mHttcr. In the nbscnce y! AID. pearsons AID.
Kirk was called upon tn prpst,lc.
,ta, .o. ,ns,nt ,", .a't, enrr,,,r,o no,h,,, IT, nj,
'ss was present nut coao eo"eslaa'e hol"ns III na'
dlti1n to what hc hnA stated as The previous meet.
inE about making mistake and correcting II III the
fooiinsa.
Mr. Moody. w1,o ,n, urctcnf. stated lint lilo au.
n1ic,tc, Ind ,rn ir,,or'% Thry n"srr hcnt
them. The ballots wrre preserved. but he canl1
not furnish t:'cm except In case Of a contested
1lcIn1 intcyrngntcl ly Aid. Smith, Mr. MeFaslnn
stated TINT ALI. Wtr had lutnted ont the error
'n XII a1et"n nt II tie Te raeH e a stated
that during tic canvass 1T The VOTE, Aid, Whitu
came 10 hin and aEKcti n to ,niscaIl The votes a.
Il u rod on some parties prp.cnt, ,sho were In
terc'tch in it. Culicrton rt;'atcd to DO IT, lie con-
rsi,,scsl + to - DO ' so ""''' '"'''''o ~
Mr.. Mootly sn!d he wns positive there wcro only
aGl' votes an The hit before it was changel.
mncallIng l,r!t,css. lie sald It Ga been dono with
other Aldermen, hut wAs done before ihu annl
count, auu seemed 10 be regarded u joke iii
asnuntl.
r. Moody produced the records Of the old Conn.
eli 10 slow that lie orlg!nnt Ectusn4 N thu canvass
from Whites prgclnCt III tho Eleventh Ward wrre
,ynntin,, Tfc .tntnJ fhat IL III Whlts hnvD ti,11
book ni the tally -rIlcut to rho,y 10 The judgry.
tfat lhcy might cn1npnre md c0r1cct them.
Mr. McFa,iun pnid he wn4 not 4 rcrlticnt Of tho
ward, hut lad been appointed, and wrnt tllere 10
alJ' smith Hni,i ht nronosc,, 10 ehn,x flint ALL,
Whits aent McFay}nn {hcre in his own Iutcrrst, nni
that White took ths rrt,,rns to McEaEian and rot
iitu
''i' ~, .,-,,, r,,,.,
Al u.,1+o ,,,io i. .,,.ns,, H., ,h,,o., IL. ,n
,,.t,., h. IL NV @ nns !. sPt.. 'ig & sHa. w ~
~ .,,,,s ir,,n mn' ~ H. VIII -. o n'" m i
NJ MN 1.'os H. " hnI IL .tnurr1 him."1f ~ ho
.niisd III it In w wtr ,rr"rr r. tI,e ~ n,rn. ~
s! st.eo ~: :,.tt w ni".y " ,, sHr r.. riIc
t!t..' ~ uosus " snnusu s .t ~ sny nt
] aa11 ~ ~ l.i, III, '''"is ~ % t1t h.eat
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SH0RT.HORNS,

Lou,svItLE. Ky,, May D.-Thc 9TH annn.l
State Convention Ut 6hurt-IIorn breeders mot n
thla city today. The attendance 10 not large. r..
pers wero read on tho high prices paid for shot-
llurns, and !ts influence On farmers; the milking
}wcfH
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ERIE i CHICAGO.

Tho faro to sll points east s!a The Erls u Chi
cagu Llnv will bs ~ low ~ ~ any other route. Da-
fore purchasing your tickus It will pay You to
call and examine rates, u thts !nc will not be ua.
defsolt BY any route autot Chicago. Tuls uns ~
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EHFhPN fIns-E0(IC,
Ftr't base by errora-1iartfort!, :,; Cincinnati, 9.
Two.ha hts-YUt!t, l.
tta*cs On called taflH-t'incinnatk, !.
rimc-Onc hnnr md ilgty mnutet.
Umplfc-l. T, Scwugt, of New Haven,
, 1876-05-31

MEHNrAroLls, Mimi, May 30.-Scws has been
received In tllfH city lint H. q. u. Wald, we'll
known n1ecllanic of ths city, who left for tho
dlans, twelve bullets being Int through hIm.
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20. q. ORDERS fOa DYEIAG AND CLEANING
dresscs, shawls, aacQurB, feathers, ac., Tor
ladies; eoats. pants. aud vests for gcnb. will To-
cciye prumps attention. Address Cool d McLshl,
10 Dearborn strert, 03 or .0l Wcak A.lsson stFet-
Lest work.
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never asptrct Ia my SItr Distinction nuA probably
nscr shall. II DO my ,nsy ar MI, Of tn" present
Criminal t'nnTt tsrat,l Jury, shall ft satisfied IL
lei thct hntnrury ntieps slide.
utra"E livrNtsr. Shorthand Writer.
, 1876-05-31

THE BEST PLACE TO BUY FURNITURE.
We do not qualify tho assertion sne BIT rhen wo
ASSURE our readers thRt tha pEicu tIo!ton d HI.
far tho lowest.
, 1876-05-31

TtE1{H EIfHEH-N1IE,
FIrat base by crrurs--Athlct!c, i; St. Ion!s, o.
Tmpife-tieorEc llrthc
Tine Ut ga4u-Onc hUur anil nfty minutes.
DkfEAT or tue ciAclAHAT1s nY TILE uARI.
FOtuS
HptctdI NtpateA ia Ine TRIBUNE.
MARrToKp, Con-, May :I0.-Thr Aartfords and
C!HeinnAts played thr!r ara. Eaue hero ta-day ho'
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equipped wfth rnl1mnn's tlccptng and hotc1 ;,
giving yon the comforts Of tn,no Wills sn.,,.
and nut IN The rool. N. H. -Itcmoinhor thIx ,,,,.
Will not es ,Imrssold. General ollca, wl ta...
street. S'~tx
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COMPARE OUR PRICES FOR WALLPAPER,
laeo Or Nottingham cnrsatns, lamlrcnu,na. s,,,.
office, or dwelling" "hnu'c window. .ahaica, will .ns
bnay's. VIC abft1e your decision. ll!lcer j..
kins l. Faxun, n3l StAtu atrecl e~'' Ssa'
, 1876-05-31

90 YOU WANT A keDZIE FILTER,
fce.bor, refrigerator Icc.crcam fsccycrf n =.
You will Gn the largest stock and lowest pr,css =,
nhrton's. 101 State street 1leincrlur this. Al
kinda of kitchen md iauniry furniture, low o,,ees
GLEN flORh'S HEAt1H.GJVtNo WATERS
Are ao1l at luck & Rayncr's various drug stors,
The New York herald., 1876-01-21
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
The Stock Market Without Important Fea-
ture-PrictS Irregular Low Priced
Securities More Active
GOLD lle 7-e Al1a l-s A 113
Money on Call Loans 4 Per Cent-lnyestment
and Government Securities Firm
?oreign Exchange Strong.
WALL SrKrEr.
THURSDAY. Jan. 20-6 7. II. !

THURSDAY Jan. 20-6P r. H.
As our readers well know, all tho great fairs and
popular gatherings the old country" there appears
OF show other toattract the holiday rustic
or the convyial clown Columbne and Harlequin cut
pigeon wings in front OF the booth allure the inire
quent shilling which burns hodges pocket, and tho
woudbc placid panther and the lothian hon OF the sidc
show are prodded appalling bat perndi.us roar
The the Stock Exchange for the week past
have set up their show and stirred up their animals
Tho entertainment of huh market has been duly ad-
vertised and offered Ia
Tickets Of admission have been pronered without
cost and the public has respectfully invited at
tend. But like many projected schemes OF like ma
ture In spite OF posters and attractive advertisements
outsiders have shown but little curiosity assist ut
the exhibition and there has enough money
been taken in at tho doors to pay expenses.
Tho illustration we have INDUCED in pretty nearly
figures the condition Of the Stock Exchange market
to day All the Establishments Of vigorous and ad-
vancng market have been offered to the public, but
therc has been but little response Professionals have
tossed the ball from to another, do players in
the lul OF game in a cricket match, but 1t has fallen
to the grounG at the end.
So have fancy stocks passed about for the past
week but players have become tired, and
prants hungering either to bator bowl
Consequently the market to-day is inert and passive,
confined in its transactions to the struggles for scaps
and utterly without interest, ''devoid Of form and
void" Nevertheless, the official st Of sales shows
very considerable of activity which might at
first blush be attributed increased outside inter-
est but an inquiry the Offices of old established
mission firms compels TO the belief that yet
general desire to other than strictly invest
ment securities has aniiestcd itself
THE STOCK
The sales to-day amounted TO 49,, 900 shares which
were divided among active stocks as foows:-New
York Central and Hudson, ,445; Erie, 1900; Lake
Shore, s5 sos; Cleveland and Pttsburg, 255; North
western, 5000; Northwestern preferred, l15o; Rock
Island L 22O Pacific Mail, 10, 600; ST. Paul, 5,600 ST.
Paul preferred 100; Ohios, % ,SOo Western Union,
1oesO; Wabash, 6,lso; Union Pacific. 1885, c., C.
and l. c.. ], 500; Michigan Central, 1900
OPENING HIGHEST AND LOWEST
The following table shows the opening, highest and
L.. ~ lh.Aa
The New York herald., 1876-01-21
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

Iau
Cotton quiet mdding, i2'Sc low middIing. IKE good
ordinary lo7&c. Net receipts, 800 bales gross aOJo
cosstwse, 1907. Sales, 1927 Stock, so,l4s.
NEw ORLEANS, Jan. 90 1876
GOOD SS''on oSSr Sas' % Neg cesp 2n bass s
JsI2 Lxpors-To Great Britain, s,s77 coastwisc $50
MonrLE. Jan. 20. 1876.
good ordnsry 6se Ioe Net receipts Ss bales gross.
574 Exports-lo Great Britain, 800; to France 1887
coastwise, soo Sales. 1900 stock. 1894
Cotton quiet; midaling, l25Sc. lo~ middng iIyse a
port. the Continent 800 Sales 2,s1 Stock s2S
cHARLKsroS Ian. 10. 1876
roS cSo1 S@aSSs % %ads s receipts low .dsns Sss boris
To France ss2 20 the Continent 325; ccatwise, s7
oswKeo Jan. 20 1876
- So Corn quiet old Western mixed Gse barley quet; ;
NO Canada, 81 30 Corn meal-Bolted. s27 anbolscd
so. Mifeed-shoris. SIT SIS; shipstuns. slY saO
BurrALo Jan 90 1876
Rcccipts-Flour 10 200 bbls wheat bushels corn
$500 DO oats, 1900 do barley 42To do shipmsn.s-
oas s9s9 do barley ~ jSdo Flour Tiet uneIs1@ed
Wheat neglected. Corn dal old neglected sales oi six
WAGONS war S~ rye inactive harley held dr@ ls inquiry o
Lard dull at l3c. highwines nominaly 81 H.
Flour dull Wheat easier: No s%aIc wssa.S 81 n;
81 3sI offered amber Michigan 81 "a February 81 -
s"s @ u "a Hp 3 a. 81 Dsycn oa aSd
gan ii Corn dull high mixed 4lsc. March. i7lfc.
asked May, jOlsc; low mixed, 15lsc.
dn No 2 ;is4e white 4os Michigan, 5g Clover seed
81 Dressed hogs. - n ~ ~ Rcccipts-Whcaf, 1900
bushels corn 2SOOO oats 400 do shipmcuts-Flour
2UD bbs; wheat 1900 bushels; corn 5000 do oats
500 do
Flour nominaliy unchanged Wheat irregular but nthe
main higher No Chicago spring 81 10. M do, 81 uOi4
81 u4 spot sales Js4c February closed o. sse.
February, .Si i,c. March ~ % May No. s do, ste "a
sole rejected, Odc Corn quiet but Hrm No. z. l3'4c
spot; 42c February 4jsc May these prices bid. Oats
hrncr held higher; No = 3O7se. spot: 3O1,c. btd
February Baney-Demand light, but holders lrm;
sales a spot T,stc. February Kye steady,
with moderate demand at 67e. Dressed hogs
prices have advanced sales at - 10 .
a. 80 PORK active but lower 10. spot SO -,
February xfo 80 March, Lara active but lower AT 81 10
spot; 81 ~ xl1 22is February <l2 34is March Bulk
easier bat good demand. shoulders, le short RIB
niddies O9c. short c.eAr mddles Oc Nnskey dull aud
lower az ecciptst Flour 90 - bbs wheat, 500
bushels; corn. ~ OUJ do; oats l2oO do barley 5000
DO r,e 90 do slpmems-tloar. StDD Obis.. wheat.
l5uJ bushels com. 5000 do oats; SOD do harley,
call Of the BOafd-Nheat active
ANA highrr At U9i.c February s9.r March. .totn
hrmer ~ 53s.c 45lsc. January t-,sc 42tac Fe6nn
Ary (At, Pork steady AZ $l0 10 $40 i7A,
January sly 27is sIy % February L-sd unchanged.
The New York herald., 1876-01-21
THE PRODUCE EXCHANGE.

The Board Of Managers Of the Produce Exchange
yesterday adopted tho provision rules, which
have been approved by the Committee Trade and
they will 90 into effect on the 3lst INST. From that
time shall be two public calls each day. half
past twelve and two NJ, pork, lard and box
meats and offer to buy sell shall be entertained
less difference than two and half cents per cwt
lard and meats and ave cents per barrel pork.
Either party to contract prior to upon signing the
shall have the right To call an original margin
Of 81 per ucrcc on lard, and 81 per barrel pork
and either party may call for margins varia-
tons IN tbs market OF not less than quarter Of
cent per pound on lard and nfty cents per barrel
pork Disputes are To be settled by arbitration
The grain RECEIVERS refused TO grant the demand OF
the wcghers aud elevators to increase the rate on
weighing aud ceyatng from half " quarters Of
cent per busheL
meeting Of the petroleum. trade will be held at No.
33 Pearl street. Monday next at half past Two +. ~
10 consider amendments TO their rules.
Licenses as inspectors OF beet and pork aud ware
housemen we're granted ~ J. A. Amsbury, William D.
Cragin, {. Parker. Ward Co. and Watson Matthews.
The New York herald., 1876-01-21
BUSINESS FAILURES.

Register Isaac Dayton of No. 800 Broadway, has
appointed take charge OF the bankruptcy pro-
reedings against Archibald Baxter Co., late of No. II
Broadway. Five creditors, whose claims represent
about $40 O0O took the necessary steps throw the
firm into bankruptcy. The following claims have been
dled:-samuel Freeman Co., $3,2O3; Addison
Roberts, 81 707; Buckholder McCutcheon, 81, SOL
Henry W. Smith, 81 $50; H. Il. Hicks, 81 2sl The trm
made an assignment last August TO Dwight Johnson
under the State law.
Henry Wilson. of No "a Beekman street. label cut
ter, has gone into bankruptcy hs liabilities amounting
" about So $50 and hIs assets which consist OF
chinery, being estimated at 81 400 The principal
creditors c. B. Krogsgaard, $1,000; J. h Dows,
$50 The larger portion OF his liabilities are to parties
in Plainheld, n j.
Seven creditors have commenced bankruptcy pro-
ceedings against James L. Stevens, manufacturer OF
ladies' and childrcns suits, at No IS Greene street,
who made assignment recently to w. o. Giles
Among the creditors whose claims filed Cattle
rne stevens, $500; Albert f. Kroger, sl,9o7; An
drews & Sanford, 81, 1874 Isaac Dayton Register in
Bankruptcy has charge OF the proceedings
Richard worthington, books at No. $50 Broadway,
has been thrown INTO bankruptcy on the petition Of
Bank OF Redemption, Boston, Albert w. Lowering and
other creditors, whose CLAIMS about Sa5 Ooo
charge Or the proceedings. The following are among
the claims tled National Exchange Bank, $15, 706;
National Bank of Redemption, 81 720; Albert w. Low
sring, So 900; George A. Leavitt 1914 Mr.. Worthng-
ton had extensive business relations with Lee Snep
ard OF Boston.
There was a rumor yesterday that Messrs Koeher &
kupfer, OF No. ~ Broadway, had Jailed HERALD
reporter hearing that Mr. II. Herman, OF No 81 Pine
street. had been appointed receiver Tor the hrni called
apon that gentleman, who said that Koehler kuplcr
intended to dissolve partnership but he not yet
Ibe to state definitely how their would
but
Quimby l. Co., manufacturing jewellers, of No. 100
Broadway, have failed.
Mr.. John H. Hoole, manufacturer of bookbinders'
materials, OF Centre street, whose failure
nounccd in the HERALD OF yesterday said yesterday
that his liabilities would 500 O0O ho
hoped TO be able to make such an arrangement with
bis creditors as would enable him TO resume business
At the County Clerks Office the following assign
ments recorded yesterday james Reilly and
Peter Kiernan TO William c. Flanagan; M s. Pnner *
Brother 90 David Wolf; Peter Van Dyck TO Edwin II.
Crandell; John McCanerty Co. TO James Chambers
and Robert Irwin.
Igned 10 Peter L. Corteyou have hled their schedule
showing liabilities, S92. s34 ~; nominal assets,
b43,S7 %; actual assets, $3l, 500
The New York herald., 1876-01-21
REAL ESTATE SALES.

The attendance was quite limited at the Exchange
yesterday.
William Kennedy Sold by order OF the Court four
lots West Eighty ninth street. north sde 100 fect
Of Ninth avenue each 25xlO0s, 10 g. A. Stebbns
Tor &c. 100, said lots beng valued at $4,000 Also
eight lots West Nineeh street. south side, 800 fees
west OF Ninth avenue each lot 25xoos TO g. A. seb-
bins for SIS 400 said being valued at $2O0 Also
name house. with lot. 25x96I, ON sylvan place,
northwest OF 12Oth street. to Lewis g. Knowles
Tor 81. 600
r. j. Garrelson sold in foreclosure ono lot on Kass
11lh street north sdc 2s0 feet east Of First avenue
lot 25xlOO TO- Timothy Donovan for 81, BIS; one lo
adjoining 25xlOO TO- To Mrs W. Nixon, plaintiff, ioi
81 |U0; also adjoining, 25xi00.l0, 70 Timothy
donovan for sl,S75-n all 34O0O--said three lou
beng valued at $1,000
n W. Coates sold. by order OF the Court, los
25xlO05 ON Wost fity-cighth street. south side, 37i
iccl west OF Ninth avenue, to w. A. Caldwell fos
S. 2Oo
ADRIAN II. Muller sold, BY order OF the Court sos
acres Of land situated Preston county virginia bo-
longing TO the Preston County Gas and Coal Company
Tor ss5 mortgage OF $40 00O, 10 u. D Schanok
James " Miller adjourned the sale OF the building,
with plot OF land the north side OF Ann street. ncas
Nassau aud known as the property Of the New Yorh
steam Power Company.