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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-01

SENATOR sPEN GER, of Alabama. pro-
nounces the charges made against him by
the Investigating committee of the Alabama
legislature TO be utterly false, and says he
can prove that fact to the satisfaction of the
United States Senate
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-01

HsA MEETING Oh TIE OCkHOLDcRS
Wy OF the WASBINGTON AND GEORGE
TOWN RAILRCAD COMPANY, for the election
al piTe-tors will be held at the Office Of the Com
Dany, of lst street west and Pennsy yania
on WEDNESDAY,, the 18th day of January, 1876.
The polls viii be opened az N, and closed at
2 IL NJ.
Transfer books will be closed on the 10th Of Jan
nary, lo76, and opened January d 1876
CM KOONTs, Secretary. decBtd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-01

LOUISVILLE, KY, Jan. 1.-The most beau
tiful night of the season ushered in the New
Year. AT IL O'clock the fire bells rang in
1876; then centennial round OF one hundred
guns were fired. The city buildings were il
Illuminated, and there was display of fire
works from the new COlUieT-JOu7ld Off &c
and the whole town was ablaze with Ia,
spirit OF patriotism
, 1876-05-05

1ttT 10 rtatf ln dow Of townrd thts city, and
rsrt Il the bali irrct .hirments tha Est
ss! ts s'sssl = ssss TIE,
45Ac elo.;ns at tb,;c. aeIIcr July vas relatively
% nsna:y :sf sss /: :; ~, :: .n afG:s Gss's "
Il, Il si ..s sGg .Gs. :ss :,ss
i!Ystss,ie;o 9'soo 5a NV m;sl Il !iNeS sioo ha
st4;o; le.aao n By sample !. sta4o on track; aan
hu DO It t1,@s4s frts On board ears and 400 ba do
.xsi asaa oss..'; nssS III .e,e c1ons s
- hi9her than On the previous !!a{. Tho recsipt.
wsrs ssss sas .nd thSss ~ msss .n n sa.s .na
continued besal shipments. led 10 tho rer feel,ns
Te&h q w.s repos a. snGod{ Tor .ous ic
sola 70 sofe and closed ii 9oe Jnns sed i ooXeto
.oid i ao!!a soTe, :osns Il 3d. I'D zsjee'sd ~;
nominal at 9os2c: ssmrlea rcta fairly aet!.. Cash
f:R1ss 1s m Nj : s sss;
for wht9 on tr,sf .na soo u do 1t FREQ
nYE@iy.s dal % nd xost At slxo for No 4, snd
smaller. Cash sales reported Of 400 bu No. II
GARI.EY-was ver5 quiet but stronger at An nd
yanee Of t4f4o for e,sh aud Mhy, and tho other op-
aonne inquiry for to.a of cash, Tho oTernga q
which wers light and sales wess nado 1t 90 tn
SPECIAL abn8tf. 1t0uHu lOta Hef4 quoted 1t EJADs
and ootas3e tor rejected. Tho ontioua wers vrry
quiet. May sold aud coeeh It f1Hc, snA Juno
quoted at 67Q@5ao. and July At G53sfo. Samples
mora sctire with sales 1t 6o3soc Cash ealoa were
rsrssd Of 20 Gu ~ q ets: 100 bu by s.mpls at
''ese'' Oh track. Total, a., a1oo Ga.
Grain Hsn fairly active mud stronger. 6attst
Wheat-5!s, ,ooo hu At 07s<o fos May anu NA@o9io
oorn-77. 900 bu At 4s.@45xe for juno, And 4s,se
Mess rork-1, ,26o tsls aeller July Il $at.32H.
Mcas 1ork was easier, with s.lcs OF 1850 brla at
42.fn for Juno and 81. .253aa1.3 IS for July.
1ar wAs hiRhnr carly but subsequently weakened,
At $2.s5317.Go eeueT Janc, and $l27oQa12.7s selier
July.
Wheat WAS active. advancing W carly oH;ng 10 rn-
mnrs OF higher Liverpool, and afterwards fell back
to ene olsnng range. MAY closed at s7Nc, Juns sold
Corn WAS moderately active snd hrer, esr1y closing
tbs same ~ on 'Chaugg. juno SOLD Ut 4SIt945Hc,
and closed 1t +1c. July closed At 48tc selling oafy
10 4GHc, May closed as 45c. '.
oata wcre quiet as 800 for May and soHc for June.
A schooner taken for %, eco bu wheat to 1uNa-
10 It SIC. There was gool demand for vessals but
sh}ppeN nos yet ready to pay ID, te rate h4ke1
though tho abovo chartcE was to load at downtown
house, aud Tho ratio waa considered equivalent to {o
GALL BOARD.
Mesa pork was IN fair request and staay closiug 60
lower than Mt O'Clock. Juns closed 1t s21 .G5, and
July at $2l .3. a1es $500 brla at 05 for
Juno; s2i.3oS 2l32H for. July; auI $l8,00 for tho
year.
Lard VIA eastcr Under larger offerings. closing At
$l247H bill for Juno and fl!.o2xlSi1.6o for Jfuy.
saes .7s1 tea At $l3so for June, and $l2.63H12e5
for July.
Short ribs were acslvr .n steady sslss, $40 600 hs
At at$llooSllu6 for june sud $li.1i0ll27x for July,
, 1876-05-05

.->,--,-
onJ nay WAS ts9aee1 lof snifnats, anu urn under
hsn' ohet'ne,. eceus "ero @o" ana weak. Ihe ae'
msna ~, LOT pou!.rs tno eRss was aRsin fait. .
aao n'a1 u Hcln0sEa o. 1saae 1eleafarh 1eom hefo
'ee. n.,o o''A fea"eea a1ota ~ 10 ." eep"'
's''A'" 'e"''' .o,r ,,,su-o
r,.,,.. ,,~1, ~ -. No'. 80.
..,,. ~. ',,.., 80 t.s W" st'a'-et .. ,ae ~"
t - 80 ~. ~. ~. ."Ao '"An "'."' ,,,,'
.s,ss e. H."~ sue t.'"1"e' ~ "oe"oss ~.
49,, =. ~. s.e t"e' .nAt M nv 0n ~
.,"s.. :. wv 1A'', ~ onlta.'sa "''. tas
~ ~, ~, oSo' NV .'~ts - teI"f.s "'Ar ~ Nv.
- = .-@ "' '1 h" ~ .sS
poo,l 1,n,rs .,,h T., ~. rs.+ .,d IN Frrono.
r. H. nr..sn. - rs.. - tro,sht c,n,nnn ,th n.
..t..,..,. -. ...... ~. -. ......
, 1876-05-05


c1TT rRorKnTT.
neeesca et. 2is - Of Ashland ~, n I, az m.
saGI1js1 81 aa.' !. hltsa o .; Sost ca1i isy 1'''
ca4t. Fl 1 1:sH Vaa'aF q &sdisoa. ia xlS
Dtosa sassa Il ~ ca Of xFsici AZ, iioo H. ''
z1ins @a'sa i. t2ue auo of js:l son. S1is so '0
r.i'sas II astfs tis III NORTH ~ i;1i;;
II, dated March 70. la7l... LOCO
uoyns ~: 81 II Il Of Mcosath st, I, 411l1A -.
wes. Gss' vse pa1sn 1s il; i Of Canal t. So; s
a II. dated Oct i5 ls1s........... ...... 1900
Miiwaasss @ s7 s. liz sio IT, oi Hubbard s. Wv
nef q SD II 70 alley, dated May i...... 5000
~, nj, 2oxi2a #, with building, dated April
v.9:en ~. iii Of HOBBY 1t. Il, 1isix w
os.pentss & sri iio q asndoipi H. 81. s5i V'
lis Il, dstsd Apr! %. :........,..... 10000
sfss t15 s.t.s e %; g e isneses sas s
Walnut It, l9i I: v Of Francisco st, 81, 2Aal2s
passrassa I'll aassa Hsti = IT, II ss T1sns;nin It. 0o'
2s1lo0 It, dated April 12................... 2,coo
North CLARK =, loo # Of IioFon st. t, undi-
videa ~ Of Wx12o II. dated Feb. 5....... 5,4o0
North Clark At, undivided II OF tho above,
dated March Observation-Disclosures. 1,795
sou1u OF c11x LIMITS WITHIN 4 RADIUS Or A11Ea oy
CnthT.NousH.
Inglcado ~. a cor OF f1ty-aiath st> Of, 711
Kimbask w ~, SO fss q Is::i;i Il,
rhrtyninta IL F. i. H..t 60; oi Mcis AZ md 500
OF ACRES, dated April l2l................,.. 1000
Thirty:ntnth p, cor ot Mcbride av, nnd y
Thirty y:nnh @ 's It. M cor of iicbnds ~ und !, 0
Of acres, dateI April il5.-................ 1900
wEST or CrTI LlM1T8 WITHIN \ RAD1rs OF 7 MILLS
or oounT-1tousE.
Bloomington st, SEQ " Of Western ~, 1T, Tx
l2as It. dated Aprii:a. $50
, 1876-05-05

1y,1, ,,,x. -
rads, and family brands weEe quoted 6rn At full for
mar pricea Eto ahtppna Rrades wcrp ,nlt md ..sv
s. 1,a1 s s sS s'."s. 80 Nv" ALL s4ev'
uoluns w. ane teeelpA commune Asa1.
oales Hefa fepostea OK 1!s ofta winters partly ut
1915: l,1o5 brtR spring extras, chiefly ut $k1H
{aaso; and 2oo b1s r1s ous 1t Qe42s. To,al t3o
'1. 4A' !as t 1'sea "so"s5 A. ane iot1u"AnS san8a
OF prices: Choice H!ner exIzs, 37.9o0T.80; common
to good do $3.8Na1,10: shipping extx.a e. gna
A.Bo; cood do. xAe3dak1o: chotoe do. n, 1oiab 90.
n.t.r+. 4, ~ oosan ~ 1Tt,..o.. ~ noas ~. cs
patenu ao' s'ouoso: A4hne&oss ss:ooss.oo; spring
DRAA-Was moro active, and steady at about ths
,sm, nr,r. =. IN. tvo or thrca d.y. Tsst s.r.s
-. .ia 49, "a ~ 80. 49, - ~ 80 ~ - ~" f~es' .~.ea '''e
repo.seo ot eo 'oae n S1Aoo On tfse1 sna 1rsa On
board carr.
aaoR1H-Balos vexs 10 tons at yl1,eo fscs on toaxd
sA,a' ,a
,a.n, Ano1Nos-sAlss Hsso 10 tons At xaeo fren Oh
boaFd.
,coax-MkAL-sala wiz made Of 10 tona coarse At
s',:ng tn vn eRex. e., ..,u. ~,
ht ~ active. betng generally 9uiet ~
nsas tne e.osc r. 98t nimsr adysncng lsie from he
1es pfiooa 81 neaaesdaJ WIN tbs Greatest strength
~ tots aoatun asnfeItea ne juno ptsnin!n nAEruw-
Tug aaNn 70 i{t9. .LiYefpotl wa7 unchanged. Now
1ps4 Was atl, uut kIeAl3jy helu." aRu our receipts
VERY lsf6ee' ;nnV aaiplnonta xer1 more lsber5, tho
xesneL *ae 1afsaton!ng ana fas Qualities of wheat
sepphtea ~ % % eao notnt ot moving our xAo
saa aeSteaae " mo stslhla supply A4o tendsu 70
cafl{ sna zoe az ~ Nay wheat oaered soling sone
y a. =. 'os 11aV, Nlicn &es some otneF people 70
NAuiuR N tna m1no way anu thst stsanKthonoi tho
ios tna tnonsn morn tuaa 1cs nsxt There Was
1nouelsle aemsaa tor shipment. but tho general
W. sn ssas H. e. Ta!ne o. 11aing boh buy.
, 1876-05-05

..... - PROVISIONS.
HOG pnoDUCT8-Wcre moro active, except In
rnaats, and stronger Ill round. Hogs woeo quoted
aciys And hr,ncr, md the shipments Of pork for tls
week far In tho neighborhood Of 10000 brl Tbs
reduction Ia prices having brought out better de-
mand for shipment. Theys facts turned tbs spscu.
at1ys tide And caused good many operators tbs
short side 10 their aa1cs, including Soma who
had sold at the hotto It they expected tho down.
warti movement would continue LII much liver
point was reached. Tho Ahpmcnts Of meats wcro
nnaller for the day, bu. the aggregate for tho week
will not 10 light ono. Altogether, the market Toro
healthy aspect thnn at any time for week pro
Vlous.
AlEss ponK-WRs fatrly actvo for future. with
moderate inquiry for raS lots, nnt 2dyacah 49ls45o
per brl. with IN upward tendency throughout, tho
offerings being unequal to tho totnand. tiatea
reported OF 1250 brls cssh at 90: 5o brs
.aller June At 10GoI brIa sellar July At
$40 Urls seller Angaat at $ala5; hnl
Ths market cfosol firm At $aopsG9l10 cash, aecord-
lux to weight: 10 acer May; S2lIU5
,el!et 59ne 81 x 3ui9;H selleF 5uy an nominal
o1trs Prime It k5.;ss isoo ' - '''''V'-''sS ''''A
Lano-T.a in good demand, and advanced fully
CSC Eer 100 lbe Notwithstanding tho report that Lvur-
rool had declined 3d9lt per lbs, Tho Inquiry was
good throughout, good many outside otdors being
1eeesvsd ana llo shonRh mo.s ct them were g eorsr
yi735t5l355: i4aso tes roller July at tla4sl9la5o;
.a r. nsats eas.s sfsE 1 :. ~
seller Msy; $l2.baH9t9.5b seller juhn: s1l.f:l1f4
1a7o socr July aud nouua.ly .. $ta.shsi2s5 ssl1er
August.
hIEArs-Wers uutet hut stronger, nost cuta being
marked up &c, or nearly recovering tia recent de-
ctuc. There fair helaan1 ut tho prices nf tho
psecedns dny. but holder. wrre unwilling to accept
fofner figures G2Ia limited to CU0 hox0a shoul-
dsta At 7}.7tte; and $50 GOO ls abort RIBS at lilo
aoller June and css.3o aeiisr July. Tho follow
, 1876-05-05

Long aud aa0st clears 4 foJzo calh, and l1o eclet
Jnne boxed; green hams, 1lGNl2c; sweet picked
Or April; long-cut hama, l1ai9c, hoxod: bacon
hams, 1A91ac.
BhrAs1-WAs 1uiet at tt5(49c,
HEEF PRODuCra-Heru stosdy 4nd 1uiet ut $10.sD
a107o for mess, s1l.s0t8ll.76 Tor extra ,nsss and
$1l.60Gs2Jc 90 for h4ms.
r4IIow-was quoted At a.1gsHc for city, Aad TX
49d for country lots
, 1876-05-05

CATTLE-Thers was All active and hrm cattle
market yesterday. The receipts vesp large, falling
only tr!Gs below tho recont Avorage, but With
eouragng uows from Tho East shippers took hold with
confidence, and under strong competition values np
prcolAtod lNa12Ho PCT 100 rs. Tho number Of buyers
present than ordinarily large, snd from the
opening Of trae In tho morning down to tho eto4o OF
tie day The yard prp1cnteda arly animated appear
snce. Trading 1t 500 for acalawlRs, at
@4.o0 for to good butchers stuff aud atock-
er., and II 30 for fair to CHOICE smooth, fat
shipping seeers. Mnch ct fancy aeors tTsa daposed
market co4ad nrm with oniy fav scattering lots loft
over,
, 1876-05-05

HnnoMcnE>.cnntynucs, In ior rnt,t, 1ou,n5
and steady: Choice hurl, s{aeo; No hnsl, 7tssc;
choice medium 7cs7Kc; good medium brush, cesoXo:
crooss., .t. ,tanc, 's'''s~' ''' 's'''1s'
0fnn.m,. ,,,sa,,sts staos. :,,.
as rae sss e5ans
but a. tbs rolucel price, thcro il an increased con-
sumption .na stock, Nc kent down 10 moderate ,.men-
medium to rood srade. ssasse: interior to solaaon ]
g.t,a1No-rh. rnor.., .vn. ,+.,av =, H.. t,,,,r,su
onot.on.. st,,t 9ec r.a,"ss -, oss Isya s,r,.o.s
25c; Aontaup. go: Ontario, eac; American A. 2ahc;
Anoskeag, 25c: Otter Greek, &c; bursp bags. bu,
ise; do double. 2;xSa4c, "N''''"<' "eF 4''s'
beat new. '00'
ket Tho dcMaud II restricted to sucb 1mU!nts ~ ara
required for ;mmediate eouannptlon. Quoiatsoas .rs
9ao c.aue !sGss Ers nad h, Soss1n'. So 10
t7Sha7.go; Hooking Valley, sd.oo; 1ndi,nn hiocS.
$3.50: }altimore K Ohio Si.1; 1lpoIs tl.lnfe tpo
f1siI-rrade ". anies i unchanssd r'rtss.. We
%saa .rnas 5 r. *sa9s NJ" seio9s
N.brl, 9l2'sNsis.oo; No. i by, t0VIa92s; No, j
m.ehs,sl. H6rl y 9oss*2s; f:!ni,y %sessrs N;9rl,
@ eo&nsa M @ se9f hstfns,
@ :sas ess sss;Isa, s's sss st @ ss It, c! 1
sa.5o817o; atalct herring, per boI 4ao; No. her
rTR, ajos columbia 1IFef salmon, M-bfl, 81 90.
FRUITS AND NuTB-Thcro wins : satisfactorily
and a sloady range Of rrtces was maintained. Ws
quote:
Fonz1n1-Dntcs ofa0xo; figs, myers, 14alec; figs,
drums, l1a12o; Turkish prnnes, 7Hn,7ke; French
prupts, kcGs nnd boxes, l0Gsl6o InIslns, layers,
f2a3d9 100; 1aoss MuScateL 0Sa 10: Valencia ii
ts11xc; zanto currauts, TIC Bc risrou, u aaAc.
poxrs11o-Aldsn apples, 1sc3?oc: hlchissn APP
ksi9ss l1x@iaxe d. pase, liz iSo hiaefeas1ies .
i,sesi2o; raspbertte4, asato; ptt'sd cherries, 25a
Nu7s-Filberts, 11allHc; almouds. rerr.sonn, l9,5
9?oc; NAplea walnuta, 16{317c; FTruch ra!nl,fs.
0Ao: pccans. TexAsn1l 0l3Xo; Wilmington poaaus,
s98Kc.
1ltEEN FnUITs-Forsgn fruits wero steady tnlar
lower at &taOc pcs aua1t Choice appIes wors ateat-
ier the askos having been nearly cleared of poorer
stock, and the recuipta have fallen otI, Va auo,o
Good to choice apples S4.oos5.o0 per brl aessina
utauqo4 $5.009s 75 rer boz; {e,nonH xs3DiahoO 1ur
boy: r,no. spniss, S9.6Na LOO per doz. vSS*N' ~
GROCERIES, continued good demand and steady
pY1ces wpro noto Of this market Ouotatiops .onain
unebsnged, 10 follow.
Mlor-nan9oDn. GA4s7o; Carolina. 7kas,fo: LOU
CoyFKEs-0. q. Java, 3a931o; Jaya, No, a q7Ga
do, 22a22,<o; common 10 Fir, bEeaic; roasting.
i9xalOs<c: BInr4pOre java 1IaYGn. f,n,ta RirM 81
GG;E nsr.caibo. 33Sa3io. N'>S-'S' o'S@@ AAe4' -
Hu0ias-patcnt cut loaf, ltHGsil 70: crushed 11a<
0il1sc; powdered, llkGauLc: vtunulatrd. io.:fa
lie: A. atandArd, 1oht3lHlc; DO No. J, l0fai0t:n:
yaloN No, j, ,840o.:o; io q No, / pea2(c: chotco
G,,.w,, MA - r,rt,,,n i.
, 1876-05-05
COMMERCIAL

The following wsrc the receipts and shipments Of
ths lcadIug articles Of prodCs tn this city during the
twensy-sour hours ending ii 7 ooloek on Tnur.1ay
morning.
, 1876-05-05

bmEsL-tho E.4a ma1fes a,1 WA hfolesI Tho supply
tmouAieo = ony 1lo hea sna not salos enough were
sl!eoten 20 eI9o " aaeosta iaeA o. natket values.
Me equose tno Iaaf2ea NOMINAL - 3AoA39.4s foz eom-
tnoaA IL c@o'co|
,,,,H1W H1W TORE:
nHW toaf, maY 4.-DEEsE4-teeetpts, Goo, making
Ntot uTse Aays, against sao T. tue sa1,o timo
nst HeSs. 1hs qaAhtf we 1hr. Tbs market was
AukS aSLIss aAo snsuo nt1neT. 1ho c1It1uat rauRa
~ G. vAM1a mos6 saasa aaa y 4o!9luaG
ahE-Mece'p0t 1il1o, MakanR s,4o9 ZOE thrne aeye.
o'.4e :: ~ san1e ttne @st week market fairly
esax ns Go !or tr 70 gooa HnAhoEn; bA@6Ho
e"tHEhcce!Hte. l,e'u, making aHD for three days,
'''e' II sne 3a"o oHo tass "oek none offered
,--n
BurYa1n Nav A-f.rrtrNiiar.,n+. ~, tco. ,o.., n,
tho wcsk, s,3yd; no market today: rresh nrr1vsIs
through conE!gnlnents; yards bare OF stock.
s1I bMxEr An Aho LAAn&-lsceipta 1,ooo; totl for the
shin1eS III ~ 1''A""' = e@ss oa ~s'o' paIaAee
ilous-jtocrints I'M. fatal far n, u,o,- N sc,.
market sctiye al oerinvs t!ndinu ready sse: Yori
ess {1,13Gs7.4u; ho4vy $50: yards baFe Of stock,
KAsr LIBERTY,
, 1876-05-05

atorpcd fnnuinE to rnnblo tho mot, 10 nar TIM ,ovs
done. 49, -
AZ tho yardh trade Ia only fktf ii unchanged nrfoaa
The scarcity Of greon stun ns Of hs Jerds aauses
Attts delay Ia tng or1rs, but etl ths lulner ports
src now npcu and tho supply viii aoon 10 Ado1uatA
Ne 1uoss.
Eirst ann SECOND clear oo3tapo
Ihfa clear, inch aL0033 100
Ihrd caoar, thick. ck...................., E9.o164&00
uesr tnorlnR first and sccontf, rough... u1ona320o
GeaF ald!nRs lrat and second. 17.5l71HDo
Iirse common ahih8 h8................. 16.0oGaf8.oo
1oot!HS HfSt cgtnm0n, dreaPe<l. 9AQ1Qa..
Elooftng second common, drtssod....... ol.o1a2koo
no1 boards, Ah.00a...,,
ttot poafds, H. 1s.G1Ga.
mock boards, 10 And Ia tn.......... t0.0otaIl0o
ftock 2a.00t91ho0
UMock boards. 18.00tal7hl
reneihR. ..:............ 11.UUalt2a1
common !HtnbSrt IL n and uhlsr inch.. l1.S11nn
common inch. :...................... 1f,1hi11G0
sostk anu acAnkitng 70 to Al f......... 12.0a15OO
1atn 1.7hhR 1ao
hahlnales. 1G063 201
su'h&ss On A8013 2.5V
, 1876-05-05

FOnFlGN THr0RTATI0NHs
Received At Chicago Customs, May 4. 1870: Root h
Sons a1ueio Company, II Iu11ica inBtrumenta:
North Chicago 1lolllnH Company, 40 tons Bplegs
iron. Amount Of duties collected, $5,oo104.
, 1876-05-05

1I0Hs--Ths market 0prnnd hstsk, With prices ruts
Ing trrn, And that was Tia condition throughout tha
forcno1n. Later there was Inicsr feeling, but there
aoftepng Of prceS closing ssIoA be]u4 Effected
at quits good figures prevailed earlier In the day.
Tho ra1ge Of ths n4skes ss4 s0.?3a7.b0. hut thar4
weights sold II SaY57lV for common to rruae, md
poor to prime hsaEy il tassa2la Ph!iadoph!as soll
It STls17x5.
, 1876-05-05
TEl.ECRAPHiC MARKET REPORTS.

srtefa& DtsratoA - Tho CAtnaso Tsibs1s.
L1vKhFooL, Nay all l. m-Ftnttn-No
9is; No.9 72s Cd.
Ars-Wheas-wlutar, No. i, % 1od; No. . N ID.
spring, as89a Cd; white, No. !, o. lid; NO, 4 9s ID;
nnb, No. !, 1os 6d: No. D. n I'll. Corn, 26s32Ga gl.
PHoviH1oNs- Pork. 62s 3D. Lard. 67aQass %.
LtsERroot- May y4-rater-CorroH-at -ateady; Q BIG
A9ed. Bales Of l., coo bales including 2U0O l,alos
Tor speculation and export and $500 Asror1csn.
Observation-Disclosures -0alIfornis while wheat. syx
cfago. oa 7d9s 1ld do club u 1od0loa I'd; No. Z 10
No. rcd "estcru spring, sa@9s tl: No. 4 10 No, /
wlnor rcd Weatesn, o. td@0s lod. Flour-Wostorn CO.
u.1 f2atds24s. corn--Esw Western mixed, as.@2es
Cd; old Western mixed, ,79s- OatsAmcsican, 3aass "a.
Dsrlcy-Amczicau u Cd. roaa-Caualiau, acs ID,
MISREPRESENTATION. 8as9oes.
Fno7Is1oss-prlms 1nesa pork, 824 Cd. Prltue meck
bcef, sss. 1Arl-Amcraean, ocs. Daoou-Long oloas.
S1s tds short clear, 5ia.
GHEEsE-Flne American, 61s.
TAL1ou-Fine American, 41a,
11sGl.
I1NssrD on-o3s Cd.
hzaN-Common, IL ID: palo do, l6a
BrIn1Ts or TunPEHTrHC-1ts.
LONDON, May A.-DullIon IN shs uapt OF England
increased c1l9to0o. Tho proportion Of tho Bank Of
EnRiands reserve to IT. liability which was t.st wsok
ASK por cont, Ia now 471 Per cont.
CoTsota-Aloney and account, gbK,
AA1R1nAn aEcuar11Es-'css, 1o2A; 's7s, 1eox; 10
4ut, 1o74; nav ee, l0s1t; New York ceut,i. 1oI:
Erie, 13h; Eric preferred, u.
fAnf'' May y4.-RHN7xs-1o4fb boc.
faAaH7eRE. May a.-Us1rEn a1ArEs Boxps-Nsv
81, l02
ANTWERP, May y4.-rE1no1ruM-a7Xs. ..,
L17xnroor. Mav<t n. m--corTox.-, .-,f,,1,,,o Nv.
,nnfa 1oyr rtJatfn. ,1a.. IT,. - "
63-22d: July .na 1uon.t dou,s,v = a,4ss. s.,.' -
NINA At a,Id. m,1dIn. orosrs 1rno -" sas, go "
rAov1groHs-Laru E5a Cd.
HAa1S' may fs-sov o par cont rsntss, for Account,
ao1I1 ~. -n.,,o =, ~.
, 1876-05-05


NEW Ionx, AA5 4--0o}d 11ck0ll2x. oarr,iup
Sate8l8A
0ovtrnMa1ta were ateAdy.
Railroad bouds wuse dull.
stsss securities wtro quiet.
esocfs opened foye1!ah And irregular, but In tAe
mAa lover: Tho greatest decline xaa Ia New Yorf
CsafA and tho coal roAda, which feu on 11a3H.
IheFd u published coE5espondsnoe between ths txunk
lass showing that there Is spositiou It p..seus
On the rsst Of the Nov York Central on ons sds to
eoneede to tho demands u the Erie renusyvania,
and Ialnore Ohio on thu other, md railroad war
o gFestcF d1nsaota than ye. Witnessed sseus imm1-
n&af Wos1wsEd fru!shta are being cut, and .eiuo-
don In passenger fares wiprobshly be made to-mo.-
row. Its sepofted tkas ths rsts viii bo led Il
New York Ia Chicago. Tbs Grand Trunk has rn-
dncea fare fran Boston TO Chicago TO &ld Mteht.
gkn CeasFa1 Nzs weak mud loxes TapAma adynnced
10 l5os md Adams Express 10 loo, Thers was in.
cEsased activity gu tbs bsock Exchange a9 In tho dsy
ANA . ahsrp selling uoveanuut aut In. Ths wlole
market vsa depressed. md 1t umes urge nloak1 Of
sset.s stocks changed hands: Tbs decllaa WI most
ssksd IN Mioatgen Central Lake Shore. Nsw York
s%sats*1 % Now Jersey Central. and Delaware. Lacka.
Action tl aocs but ts market Keussaly CLOSED
astaSe aud Eeaf. Transactions wsso 900, of which
b,0oo wuse Pactae Hisl, 9,o0O Western Union 6uu1
Mptthsssttn. 1900 81 Paul s.0O0 Eris, 67UV Iats
5pofss AI0oQ HtnlhQan CeptSRi and a.QQD be2aSata
LsAkANtnRA Western. ~
als ssssip4 Of tia ETA Hallway, from Nay !, te,
.sts 70 oao: ~ Ie, r. ~ss snd ths dhbusss
Merry 'a"f!~s sssz. rsst. 1ylms p.sp.as,s p.
, 1876-05-05

1Atx AID <OHH
Ektxxu City 7 . ct. bonds,
Chicago CITY 7 u Ct. Sewerage.
Chicago Ctty I d et.wAter loan
Cook County I . &. bonds
tsloft} ............... ,,,..
Cook County 7 y Ct. boutia
QonR>..........,......,,.,
WeAt Park 7 y ct. bonds. ,,.
North uhic4go 7 . ct. bontss
uacoln P4st>.
lOGAI, pEQ
City Railway. Boulh Mdo, :,
E!ty Halfway. West Bids. .,..,.
City Railway, 1scat Bidn, u u
cent o-tttacates .,,,,,.,...
City Hallway, North Side,
Traders Insurance Co.
Chamber Of Commerce ,,,,...
Ch!csKp 0a4-Li9ht Il Coko ca,
E1pokitton stock.
, 1876-05-05

CLEVELAND PETROLEUM MARKET,
oLxykLAsp, O., May 4-Px11oLEvM-Firm and
quet: standard white. 1lo toat, lo4o; prime whlts,
150 toat, lho In car lo.s.
, 1876-05-05

plTT6auRo PETROLEUM MARKET,
PT1TsBuRa, May y2-IErhoLEUM-Dull; crudo, S1ts
d Paxkar's: Philadelphia dslivsry.
, 1876-05-05

Withdrawn from stors On Wedncsday for city con-
sumption: aRt5 bn wheat, 1ao bu nnts, 3,G bu bar
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-18
Hon. 5. Il. Packard.

Though it is we'll known that at the late
Republican nominating convention We OPP
posed the nomination of the gentleman
whose name beads this article, it was not
on account of his record as Republican,
as an official or as q man. We believed,
with many others, that the time had come
for North Louisiana to be represented on
the ticket; but when the majority of the
convention decided against us, we accepted
our defeat in good epirit, for the record of
the gentleman who defeated our choice,
and who, during the past eight years, has
been charged with important trusts by TIE
national government and by the Republican
party, is above reprOach. As q man, the
character of S B. Packard for honesty and
integrity is unimpeachable; as an official, q
Democratic congressional committee could
find nothing to censure. and such Democrats
as r H. MARI gave their testimony as to the
excellent manner in which the business of
his Office had been conducted, although the
responsible position he occupied was one
that was calculated to make him the recipi-
emit of much abuse on behalf of law-break-
era and their sympathizers.
His character for frmDess and fairness is
such that, coupled with his devotion to the
doctrine of equality before the law for all,
and OF protection in their civil and political
rights to the humblest citizens as we'll as
the highest, it gives confidence to the Re-
publican party, that he will be just toward
all, while tenacious in insisting on prOtec
ton 10 the lives and liberties of the colOred
people of this State. He will, under all
circumstances, receive the full and undi-
vided support of the Republican party, on
the day of election, and with fair and
free canvass this will be sufficient to tri-
umphantly elect him to the high position
for which he has been nominated.-MonrOe
Tntelli1eHCer