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A Family Poisoned by Cones.

EAsToN, Pa, June 1.-Nine members OF the
family Of Martin aros residing at Sands EDDY point
on the Delaware river nve miles above Esston,
poisoned last evening by coffee which contained
mlners substance Mira LaTos 10 dead, aud several OF
me o'her victims are ina critical condition. Two OF
poison In the coffee u not accounted for.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-02

1t Is said on good authority that Mr. James
Gordon Bennett has secured the services OF Levy the
cornet player at the opening OF the Jerome Park
next Saturday. Mr.. Levy will play his cornet Mr.
Bennetts four finland the to and from the Park
and the English dinner hour exercise Of the guard will
day.
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ReaI Esfnfe nInritrt.

transactions Yesterday at the Exchange COM
prised foreclosure sales byi
. ~ ~ LUDLOW Co, one plot 100 6xf05 on the north
t2t,1OO ~" S'A'' ""'" 'fee''
ny q ". har1et one Lwo-story frame house with IL
90 - W Wy ioI sufolk street the west side.
We rect south OF Houston street az $40 WV" 'N'
~ u. ~ seaman, one four.stOTy brown stone bonse
WIN lot 2ut10c.5 on the north side of sxtv fnnrth
street; 2lO feet east Of Madison avenue, te7.7OC
:, W james ". Miller, one lot 2Ox1OO1i, on the south
ne on 1880 street, $50 feet OF Ninth avenue
BY u Kirkland, ono lot e5x10e2 on the north side
t1OO. wv 'oo' o"'' vi i"lfu s'ehue'
humber of foreclosure sales are announced for
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MARINE fNrELLIGENOE.

MINIATURE ALNAEAO-rHfs DAv
sun rises.... 81 sun sets. - Moon sets, 4 -
. uIuH wArKR-rnfs
sandy HOOK IS Gov. Islann a "a Hell date. 9 20
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steamship New Orleans, New Orleans, mdse. and pasn-
steamship Zen. whitney. Boston. mdse. and Dass
steamship knight IemDlar, Newcastle. mdse.
steamship Roys' standard. Trieste, fruit.
BARK Marine, Aberdeen, IN ballast.
AlkOthe usual river and cOsstwtse vsase.
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Til. Relative. Of A. It. stewart.

Ths HofhttVes OF NJ It. SteWHff'
Judge Hilton said yesterday to SUN reporter
that man named James Bailey had ~ one time been
In the employ Of A. T. Stewart. and that Bailey coca
sonsly visited Mrs: Martin lie (Judgs Hilton knew
nothing OF the relationship claimed 10 erist between
Bailey and Mr.. Stewart, though he had doubt that
Mr. stewart had numerous cousins IL sVIne degree.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-02

bugs. and All Insects-snre pop bepot. sS john 81.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-02

The advantages pes.e-sed by MIX Of Mar
nesia rs denfrice are Its deodOriz,ng power Of
moving bad breath and It's entire simplicity.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-02

Christndcre'. Hair DYE peyforms its worA
Instantly, safely. msgnncsnty. Wholesale and reJsiL
81 John IL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-02

the Sest @ Tor !. al ro@arcys, "a BronSsss
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-02

SUPREME COURT -CHAMBERs. - Nos. 30, e08.
EOS. 31s. 32S 800. $40, S77, $40.
SUPREME CouHr-Part ill.-case on, No. 81. No day
calendar.
SUPERIOR CouRr-sPEoIAL TERh.-HOs. 9s.
COMMON PLKAs-EQUITY TKRH-Case on, No. Q. No
v
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Suslnrss Hofr,s.


The new effective silk Elastic Truss supplied by Fhs.
tic Iruss Company 1888 broadway, holds worst rUpturss
comfortably till cured superseding all metal trusses
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In proportion. Inquire 81 1890 BroadWsy.-Zas.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-02

3.fs,. II Ii,s TIA cures billousness.
Irish rsA suIe. 'iyvI comni.,n,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-18

CONGRESSIONAL.
CONGRESS

en-
Washington Dec. l8lh-Mr
Wright called up the president,
messag. vetoing the bill nxing the
ptes'den',s salary al $4,000 per year
aud the senate after discussing refuse d
TO pass the bill over the veto. Yeas 25
Nays 10, not two thirds.
Atler the morning hour Mitchell's
resolution authorizing investigation
ia'o the appointment Of the Oregon
electors was considered. Mckee
made olg speech.
NJ E imum,s called up his resolu-
tion concerning the house message
abou: the electoral count for select
committee Of seven senators 10 act
with similar house committee aud
twas agreed to unanimously, without
discussion.
Mr.. Wright introduced bill to
establish court for the trial OF con-
tested presidential elections. Order.
ed printed and tabled. Wright said
he prepared it without consultation
and would be glad 10 have sugges-
tons from senators. He believed !
law could be passed to settle the
whole matter in accordance with the
good sense and patriotism Of the
American people.
Mr.. CAmron Of Pa. submitted .
,int resolution for the adjournment
OF both houses Friday next until Ja,
3D.. Ordered printed and tabled.
Washington, Dec. 10 Mr.. Knott
introduced bill regulating The pro-
:ceedings i'll tie presidential electoral
court. Referred to The relec, com
mi,,ee on elections.
JUDICIARY COMMITTEE.
The judiciary committee today III
special meeting considered Morrisons
dispatch concerning the house taking
measures TO enforce its authority
The committee agreed that their re
port would deal not only with this
|
special case Of the Uni,ed States Tel
egr4ph refused to produce private
kilograms before house investigating
committee, but should recommend the
adoption Of some general rule for such
cases to determine what kind of show.
ing is sufi ,ient to justify such do.
mands. Messrs. Hurd, Lynde and Nc.
CeAry we're appointed sub committee
to report on the subjec. to the full
committee to morrow.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-18

This committee communicate TO the house
for Us consideration The refusal nf E w.
Barnes 10 produce before The committee
i.legrams referred 10 10 he subI9 IA 10,
Ducss. seryct upon him Dec l3, 1876, his
refusal being IN contempt ot the hou.e ot
representatives.
Ge, Hurlbu, moved 10 make clause
that his refusal, being In contempt, etc, oc
s,rick.r ont
The hau .e l,sc'f was The best Judge Of
tha contempt " ttie re was any. The chair
man put the q1 sion on Gen Hurlbut's
amendment, aid sas lost by party vote
The resoluuun VAS then carried by a party
vote
John Young. De Sofa, testitl that be
heaid SAFE Senator Young, republican, sly
b, fore election thu, Nichols would he
counted out, even if he elected He knew
of intimidation by republicans, of negroes,
]. ho intended To vote the democratic tick.
ct In some cases they had 10 have prn.
people were afra 10 vote the democratic
ticket.
Gross eramiaed-Ynung Ia the holding
over stale seuator Know OF one instance
where, on Tensas river, white
man. democrat, from Chicago, was
threatened and whipped by negroes,
We pledged ourselves to protect the ne
groes who desired our aid To vote the
d, mocra,ic ticket, even with our lives.
Had no organization or society organized
Tor that purpose
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-18
L0u1sIAIA.
REFUSED III rsuDucE THEN.

New Orleans, Dec. .lS e W. Barnes.
manager Of The Western Union telegraph
Office, spl cared before the commiuee 70
day and refused 10 produce tho messages
which lhsy required, acting under tho in.
s,ruc.ion Of Con. Sup,. Van Horne. The
commi.tes thcreupon adopted The following
resolution instIucsing lie chairsaa 10 ec0.
Auafeaia II u The hohss By sslsgnph.
Rsso'ea9 That for M sNcisot peossea-
tiaA n ~ Inquiry ssdsssA ~ ~ Asass,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-18
.WAsH1HaTo5.
REcKlPT TO MESSENGERS.

Washington, Dec. l8-The president OF
The senate has d,pted tho following new
form nf receipt Tor electoral vo,es - deliv.
cred by messengers:
r R.ceived of he claiming to be
messenger, To deliver the same. . y aled
package purp"r,inR 10 contain csrt6ca,.
OF the Vote given for preAidsn, and ' ce
president OF the Unitcd States, by ,hs eiec,.
ars OF the state of --, alleged 10
have been elected November Z. 1878.
fSipntd)
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-18
IsELIaiBLE ELKcroRs.

The senslc suo commiile IN elections 10
day examined Benjamin Williamson, pres
idenlial elec,or from New Jersey, alleged
Ineligible, He testified that he was ap
pointed commissioner twenty Ave years
ago, apd had used his right but once oi
twice. He never received any moucy
through the once. Had served O. chan
cellor seven years. Was ignorapi ,ha, hs
WAS ineligible until elected. On learnins
il, resigned. The committee 70 morrow
will take the testimony Of tkses witlesaes
concerning Frosi, Of Missouri. elscto1.
senator Morton hKs returned.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-18

Morrison's Man will Appear To-
morrow.
I he New Yofk Wurld to Become
Independent in Politics.

Independent in Politics.
4 PARpoNEp CONVICT RE-ARRKsTED.
Boston ID C. lS,h-Orlanlo S,
Brown, pardoned from state prison n
short time ago, where he was serving
sentence for forgery, has been ar.
rested for passing u orgfd check on
different firms in this city.
CONVICTED or MuhpER.
New York Dec. lSth-A dspatcA
from Peltsville says that Saturday
night, at Mauch Chunk, the jury
brough, IN verdict OF guilty Of mur-
der i'll he FIRST degree against Thom-
us P. Fisher, and guilty Of murder in
the second degree against Patrick
M, kiuua indicted for the. murder O.
NJ ii gan Powell at Summit Hill in
1871. Yellow Jack Donahoe was
convicted Of the crime about two
months ago.
Edward SIX verton aud John Elem
ing STACKED the dwelling Of Jacob
Summit ", Braverdale, Penna. Sal
turday evening. Summit fred Al
them through window and fatally
wounded Skiverion.
/ E Mira, n Y D(c c. lssh-Dr. E
Ew," Edge, foremost ci,izen If lhia
Eci.y, d'ed al his home Saturday Of
Epneununi. af,er Two day, sickness.
A Personal NATTER.
B New York Dec. l8tt-rhc Trih-
Fune says the fact thu, fifteen or TWEEN
by gen'l. men were privately enter
,aiued by William E Dodge, Sr. a,
Ehis residence Friday evening last has
sbeen made the subject Of misoons,ruc.
kion aud Misrepresentation. The re-
fports which we're not invented for
democratic news papers 10 further
democratic designs, bear the imprin.
pf personal malice. Mr. Dodge deni.
I'D the accuracy Of the report which
pad been published. He had held no
fnch interview with any reporters IS
pad been printed. The statements
published rs coming from him wen
buIe ialsihcations.
Fix WORMS.
Omaha Dec. 18th Seven cars OF
ilk worm ggS, valued Mt three mil.
ons dallsrs, passed through here to
BY.
e Cinona,ia Dec. lSlh-A FIRE =,
Liberty, lnd'anA, yesterday, destroy
I'd the Times printing fl e and
I.Gon bank. Loss + Is 900; insurance
$4,000
VI REsUMED.
\ Columbus Dec. lSth-Gen. A. T
SVickoff who temporarily resigned hi
Eosrtiop AS adlutalt general 10 act nj
Ehalrman CT the stale republican com
klfttee, resumed his position to-day
n BURNED TO DEATH.
Z Worcester Mass. Dec. l8th-By
,e burning of house aud barn Ii
lis city This morning, Sumner Flags
Sas' his life. Five others were con
derably burned escaping from. tn,
ouse.
THR WORLD.
b New York, Dec. lS.-There is
onb,iul rumor, current. that tn
.orld will after January l become a,
dependen. political journal.
10 THE POOR NEGRO.
New Oslexns, Dec. l8-Geo. John
In, colored, testified that colore,
cublicans had since helreeen,ly tes
ied before the house COMMITTEES
sauI.ed him He knew other negroe
eao feared to testify before the com
ittes On aooosns Of violsase.
A1ss s1ssM essf
i 5 1ss5. - -
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-18
Takcn Up.

0,ame in'o the rnc' -nfe ofthe rub criber, Re
" rem cr II, 1875, DARK biindie COW with
n ] tlack rpots upon her. b. abou, Tour
yenr- old Has \ rrp- around her hornee and
neck rhe owneri i.qu sied | Q prove properly,
pay charge rLd lake her away
CH RLGp WAnnntI
d : d xwl~ Yank on Dec Is, 1873
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-18
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago.
Chicago. De. ~
WHEAT. unsenl.i, clo-ipg irther AT lss.
f,r cash. lst, BID Tor January, aoS bid f5i Feb
ruAry
CORN. weak aud lower 44si for cash AZ. for
January
oAts.-wsat and lower; ~ ior cash, 2sa for
JSunsry.
hYE-Easier: 10
By LEY--b4Sd6
pORK--rteady and thAdc Lowell; rates l6 So
for CO. .h s'AG 5ofor Februory
LARp-tirm, higher 10 IS cash, 10 80 for Feb
run ry
MILWAUKEE.
Milwaukee. Dec. ls
WHEATtAc higher: l9H for cash; Az for
Jnnnnr, 2ls, for braAfy; No 3. loA
CorS-steAdy 4ii
oAT>- aah
kYE-.0
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-25

President Forrest and Commissioners Starr and Maui
jer. with Secretary jackson. OF the Emigration Com
mission, 10 Albany yesterday for the purpose OF
appearing before the Committee of the Whole OF the
Senate and Assembly to-day. They 10 urge the ne
cessity OF appropriating S2O0,oO0 TO MAINTAIN tue
various institutions under their charge for the present
rear necessity created bv the removal Of the tor
head tax Tho Commissioners with also ne joined
by various gentlemen representing benevolent socie.
ties Of the city. them being the presidents 0.
the IRISH Emigrant society. the German Emerant 90
cicty French benevolent society Georges and ST.
Andrews society, Swiss Benevolent society ana Inc
Italian aud Belgian societies.
II the appropriation Is made by the Legislature
immediate appeal will DC made 70 Congress 10 take
Up the before it ADJOURN and maze some pro-
vision for maniaing the various Establishments now
in charge OF the Commissioners.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-25


PRovfscIAL sKcEErARr's OFFICE,
HALIFAX. ]
Tenders will be received until 4th July next BY the ur
on behalf Of tho of Nova Scotia for
the Of railway lonr feet eight and onehaf
inches gauge this province from NewGasgow TO the Strait
OF Caneau distance about rs miles, with steam ferry
across the strait mile in length and thence
worldly point the Bras dor Lake, in Cape Breton
not exceeding 35 miles additional
Tho railway complete aud In running order, from
rrrro Pictou52 miles in engthwl be transferred
bonus to person undertaking to ronstruc
10000 of lands.
Parties rendering will state the smallest amount Of money
subsidy milo for which, in addition the above
they win be willing equip the road Ample
security will be required for the flmen Of the contract
and for keeping the road in operation when completed
Tenders will be received from parties willing 10 construct
c rosd either for the whole length or for the section from
New Glasgow Canscau in either TO include the Terry
ANY further information be had by applying by let
ter, to the undersigned,
r. CARTEREr HILL
Secretary Of the Province.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-25
pEt5pOs,,''AI.s.

nOMfNION OF CANADA
rRovlNcK OF Nova SCOTIA.
PROVINCIAL sKcRErARY's OFFICE,
HALIFAX.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-25


THE LARGEST COMBINATION OF
VAUDEVILLE. NOVELTY AND SPECIALITY
STARS IN THE WORLD.
TONY PASTORS TROUPE,
presenting varied and pleasing entertainments suitable 70
all tastes.
Mr.. PASTOR takes pleasure In announcing the follow
ing
LCRLINE,
the Water Queen the greatest OF oil aquatic wonders now
WATSON. ThE MAN FISH,
GUS WILLIAMS.
the monarch of all German Comedians
HARRY KERNELL.
the Sorth OF ireland Comedian, Vocalist and Dancer
LESTER, ALLEN SMITH AND wALDRoN =
MISS JENNIE MORGAN,
the distinguished Soprano.
MISS MARIE WHITTTNGHAM and
MASTER NEWMAN.
THE BRAHAMs (HARRy AND LIZZIE,
Musical, Sketch and Dialect Artists
cRoSsLEY and ELDER,
Athletes and Gynnasts
KARL LIND
the Stockholm Wonder and Antipodcan Phenomenon.
BABY BINDLEY.
the prrcocious Musical Genius Vocalist and Dancer
CHARLES MORLEY
the great Ethiopian Comedian.
FRANK GIRARD,
tho versatile A rtisi. Comedian and Actor
TONY PASTOR,
Americas Comic Vocalist will positively appear
TONY PASTOR, GUS WILLIAMS and
HARRY KERNELL
will appear the sa
TONY PASTORS NEW THEATRE.
The sale OF reserved will open Tuesday morning.
Mt the Academy az Music.
n orIN -
, 1876-12-27
,1s7G | 1875.


"hpafa"n from store since Friday evening for
caty consumption: Q, oa2 bu wheat, $50 hu corn,
w. ou oats, l,074 bu rye, D, 1a3 ba barley,
Ihu fo1owIhg grain WINS inspected lpto atqre In
this city On Tuesdoy morning IL car No. N. W.
wheat, 5cuEs No. N. W.do, B2 cars No. spring, 35
cars No. do, % cars rejected do. cars no. grade
40 uh4 whoaDi cars hiaA-mlxed corn. 8 cars
new do, gu carr new ml1od corn, ITO cars No, 9
10, oa carr rejected do, 2 cars no gsals do to4o
cofn); = cars white oats, IL cars No. 2 do, 20
cara felceted DO Us oats); 10 cars No. 2 rye,
l cor rejected do; . cars No. e barley. 20 caru
No. do, IL Cars rejected do, cars M. grade tas
oaFley) Total, 4S7 cars. or 10l, 900 hu. Inspected
out; =, 415 ba whe1t l3, G81 bu corn, ]. 2B7 bu
rye, 4, 007 bn barley.
4 gentleman who evidently Ia not suited By The
recent up:turn Ia our wheat market des!rey Us 10
publish tho following, na showing tho extent 10
which local speculation will sometimes opetste;
CaaA No. wheat At 81. ss freight 10 New York 500
Ps EslS en s;ss6,.ss
Liverpool charges I'll ossaaf au,an.oP Il pr sat ssp
Ees ;os NJ u, n ri s ssa ~ Tne SY,.ls
sSiags,y eS11agy nlvSsr shan liverpool equal 10 se
Thc leading produce markets worc generally act.
I've and se'on ser yeateray tho holiday Of Christ
mas belnK followed by IN caruust desire 10 trade.
IN which Tho buying spirit was ths most prouI-
nent. Thofc was no news from the British ma eta
the Week botwcen Christmas and Now Yesr's-Day
being widely observed In England a. a season Of
sest. but the nawa III reference 10 thu Turkish
uuosttou VA, thought IN ha mn,n ~. .,,,'a
tofore. nnl tho len.,encv ~ 49,. ~. .u . as.s'
wards In cousenusnce. thopvh oo,I ,x.s t,s,a ~.
iower In Nsw Yorl. NJ, ,sc.tn,. -" ~. Iuosoa ~
amajl for ,b.e, dsv, mi .rs n1n.otI "e,
during Tho wcsk. hrt th,t t.r, r,s'1. ,.,,s w
enet. =, tbe,a VI, m, nch llama ,a'y aass
erty Of any de,crintnn nd ~. n.s",es. a.op. a
xeeu ia havo hr.n ,,rettx ,:l, rio,.d Nv s'@''
1hc d,y.roo,. rns,t.t ,... .,,s. T.. w.
p.rtment. yrr, f.w hnxa,. w.. =" =, ss H. :" W.
wss lbo yo,nm. -, MI, 49,. -, w nos
atmsn,tn1, sr.... 80. ha... wy .s''a'.o'1
~ thn ,n,ss., 1s 49,; au"o's1' s1s3 a'u tons
, 1876-12-27

Special k4pascA 10 Ihs TftbuNk
NE" foak. Uac. 2a.-uHAlX-WhcAs Acld 1910 Der
ou hzasF. and this materially checked tbs dcmaaa,
shippers wers dpoaed to operate to fair extent Il
enout the tgufca curftet Saturday; saasa of GO
ou an2rsdod sprang $l.2aj 49, COO bp Nc, 2
NAWAukea 1t tl.Al2l0l sna 1t,oD0 bu No, =
Nswaukse a. sl,sA ttyo quilt sad nrnly hold
u " aSSe Tor Western, Corn opened shade nsner
and cosed Qale with buysn retusipg 70 On Il aaJ
adyaace demand quite moerasat ssies Of bu q
te<s9Ao for nsF 10 Rradc WssteTn mixed, JiHa for
old steamer mixed In stvYs, c In stare for IL 10 b4
No. aChlcs9o' $50 In soTs for 10. oou bu old Kanlas
mixed. Oats = shAds stnuxsr, t4t bualueu
light sad mainly tor tho mmadl&a waoa Of tho lqcat
trsds sales Of ~ o bu at asaoa fur mixed Western
and state, and Aa2a:c tor whtn Western md Slater
tue lsttsr ~ ekfene' 4a for mixed Weatefa 4selee
for white Westesn.
0cxAs Fhklaurs-Du1l martet Jos berth.rpom and
ntes s1noat not entirely nominal, charter. also du
and notnlas 70 LvespAol BY steam nonl.
taal1 the rats fer grain VIA E@sMu
, 1876-12-27
BLOOMINGTON ITEMS.

DLooNIaoTos, ILL.,, lee, U.-The Illinois
Poultry Association began it, annual exhibition
hero to-day, which will continue three days In
pl9nlx Aall. To-day tho WORK Of receiving ex-
hib!ts and arranging, them has occupied every.
bouy's attention, aud tomorrow everything VIII
move On smoothly. Entries arc tnads froIn oil
Western 9tute.. The total Of the premiums Is
not far from q coo. Fart Of the exhibition viii
be show Of 1ogs. none Of which huyo us yet ar
rived. Ihe atte1tlaneo promises to By heavy.
the scene Of n fe,hionable wedding, that of tho
KcY. ]. a. Atathers, ChristtAu minister
Of Clatksyl!lc, Mo-. and Miss Mary E. jones,
recently aud for three years Principal VI Wayt
perfor!ned by Elder 4. J, Hobbs, pastor Of tho
Chrlsttan Church, iu tho presence of largo
number ot spectators. Miss Jones was formerly
. tcacher In pekin, H., and during her rusidenso
here had Won the Affection OF the people.
, 1876-12-27
HNH n A. W.

sHEEf-ThrFe Was only ono or two cAf.louda on
1ae and In thr Abtence OF actions wo Quote tle
market nominal u |37se& 80 Tor poor to cholcc
x--. 0EtfAko.
arrst gTrrIAao psc; 6o1 head,
ss,cSs! e. 5Ss1siax n,tI firm 2n e lssa
nv 4f,. tfH ftss s d.
sul1 hcll 2bOyo buyerst ytrws. F "
lIYo.-Eo ftsih receipts: III offerings diaposed Of,
atae1SfA lvt hsary, 33. 4s9u %; light 45 ID
EAST kthH1TY.
EAsT LrNEkTr. Pa, Doc 2a.-UAgr14-Rccttpts TO.
Hay eof 2, cAr. through and % ca good soeki run
ena 81 ~ e1Sspt l,ts a1r1.l be. ssas. msdlum Is
H. = If .sy so5 hsaIi yoiEsI sssoo
sE1sr-AsceIpu to'day, >, head, selling at a. 90
It, 1ou1p,
Pr Lortsr Dec. 1u.-IIoGs-PAtktp1, - botaE m.
sA1f 70 xood, S. 753t. ST. butchers, u. 10,
GAFttt-uooa demand for pftme fist seers for shlD.
nx otnef QuAlltise slowt fancy kteefs ~ 20 an U,
wlfts, prime = 1854. %, good. st3sS lsS0i COW
and he!fers, e9.t133. Sol NJ dam1nd for T4x15,
CINCINNATI.
efsss; I'LL c1G@oo q ss+5 20: ss{ g aoud lIsh sssi
@ass recslpsA, ,, aas' sAipaents. 70i, ~''-~s
, 1876-12-27

q.hs' changes we're very slight. The market closed
dnll. The pressing wants ot the Gold Room for
money 70 carry tho Increased supply Of gold hero
affected tho rate on btocks Tho hooks Of subscfip.
tlon for the capital stuck of the new Wabash llafl.
way were closca Saturday. and out Of total OF
$ld GOO. u0u Of uld Toledo, wabash 4 Western
Stock abons 400, 600 agreed to pay m Assess.
mcnt q fl0 sharc. The money will be used to.
pay on the gold .,oadholIcrs and to cancel tho
bonds. The mDttEaRe debt OF The ncw concern
Will be 81 300 600. and the stock will ba the SANG
a. In Tho old Company. only there VIII
he no preferred stock. Under The Reorganization,
there viii be wiped oul 81, 42 pU for leased lines,
equipment. The Directors of the Delaware,
LacknwAnna Western Railroad met o.day, when
Tho Sevenher statement Haa presented, showing
that, after dc!luctng all expenses. Including thoso
OF lsnscd roads, there was balance cqna to about
1nc- c-half or per cent on the stock. Transactions
to-day aegrrGarl ft, 0o0 sharct. Of which 10, 500
were Lake Score, :, 500 81: panls. Z, 200 Western
nlnt, =. QUO Do1awnte. lAcknwanna 4 Western,
4. Gn New itrte! t'ontFal 1910 Altchlsan Cen-
tral, ind 4, 600 Illinois Central.
M.ney nsstss; t closing aall; bid, Prime
Gastom receipts. s1lls, 900.
r'h' Assistant Treasurer disbnrsed SAG, 600.
t'learn3s, Si:l, 00.}, zoo.
Etcrliny. long. +Hiit; short, 4B5tS,
Tho steam"hip Celtic, from Llverrool EuR,,
yesterday bEnuVht 4s.O0. OOU In rnIl coin, The
$50, uUO In specie.