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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-18

Nf TUCKER ihc j Ids- sIogll be made TO
'NH 100 SEE b. uI- ron .cieilc', # he has one,
Eng fs power Superior TO q, Of no has NOT.
hi. DO lu~ tit ir .4c.l NI.1 Was occupying "a
al tI tue area On tho Don ulratif II, e., ~
f''"" ...N Judge could DC made ID Il , any
jig if iis lluu-o. ~ Hpurr-. natives.
NI ID 'hcr-lue -eltlcW nlsuo lawyer, as he
-l wi ~ tHi, II .i.a. Ia ..htcrI, ant
y. lei"Hps, unaware tina. When JuDge does
Nt I'll" 30. a ~ me- luFy he made tu do 500.
a. i' inc .iy order II Tie House.
t"I' lNtttt $50, cir. NOT ~ oder Of the
~ 10 lWs a. ll tnat the gentleman rs
Hlc i,Lui - n.autamus from hlgAti
lirl VS. n clmirl him 20 exercise fIt
l'' ..''. Wui'l he ~ relurt ant 10 do IutyIr
't i i. iin - Ci- hTI. nest but there N - O.
liiNy about Il. II ny monument is
o. VIII a.es NJ the question tIrnc,i. O..
a. To- ID Iltuuer tuat the Judge cannot uyNI
"a .estl.ns On the facts appcalu- ga tie
,''l Blanc sni1 be ala not know wny 'hn gcl
p" 10 r..n Virginia (Nir. IucAeD snuDli nayo
-''i' ~ % 800 much dsperi IN tue remarks AL
~ ~ hmm. lie Mr. ldnol tba 4Red God
'N n' MT a lawyer trained TIE 4 hnpl
T. s-nllemhn was trained e.. lie thanked
I' ~" a not a las YER whn, "a Attorney
H. 'N ~ va .iuin, bad given an opinion that
Ia a. f.. l' mites q that ~ te mlg.t inyad a.
gtya . once aud conn Ell tue l., stmaAtor To
U,d ~ 'ht cun cuts Of the mail. lie Thanked
NJ ihlne with treat yehcmrnce OF man
n, va 10 "as MT that kind Of alawyrT. lap
lii Dhu ENCOURAGEMENT on tho Itepubllca All
- 'Ns houae.l Mir. Blame aided;
n.i Ss, telnsn represent, and wuh great ability
'S y ASDFp ~ tne gIe.t HAiSs nghH school.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-29

nAlrnaes Jan. - yotoaI's Kidding. scarce and
i leAi que, an" sr., 500 > s.,ern ss, y 8 rem
- 't.', ''', =, - = a., III. II 3oGsi - Torn
sontli -,,sy "s'rh nrni s"uti,ra "", qS S
sy: do.,, i ha ,c6rrary Dat qtei soatl,ern
u,D.a. wos.,r. Wmto i'e 90 A1e@ .oGs.I S go
.ri. qa'ct, but AMI lne.'n ,,L P"is Now. So
a., ,nci are .car,, nina. Wrsl.rn sArlS. >. 1-1.
ga r,rss n d.,c Prtrlu strong atd hieer; tri". So
&c. i,Heu - ,oaer huI ana nominal ""SAS "'hI'
' 80. ,''o JS FoGr ssay demand icra;e. sale.
o 80 fr es,rn 2apcr ts@s3 10 - SoaH' :, MA
.AjfIs aodS - ior hit Wheat oi' Indiana ANA Nm
i-a,. 80 ~ Is ior lnos an 80 90 - e" 81 i'"'
Fanny, Fam, hn"etA at = 80, - - Corn @ni a. =,
Al a5c for NNeo 40 y" ~hc, 4iqi Oc fcr hri, -
1T t,9e rcad o 6r-2 AMI Alraings. s.Jss = 80
e,1ai,-Iioar $o27 oLs.. Corn. lsGo, bus oats $3.50
H. Fr.Lc ia. le,.ip,, Flour, 30 PDis M6ea,'
1' r% oa' " o. 90 bush; Ons 500 bash, Barley. 2.o,o
sinuaoa oI private rns Corn dnn SAILS 1i .ais
nrsrcrc. ior. d"I 80 ior Iy Mrss Lar" dull al
nh% 'n' son t S,S S =. J . ,ea IN far demand
ANA loSor; 80. op ~ n; No. d.: 9o4c sIe ani
cscitd dc Corn over Ts 4 "a
Ill Hprlcy oa,t but ann 7s079-c tpe seady ald
4SF a,ci and weak AKA al 10 or so
demand ~ iui pieces a ,hrinas alssn' a. TO- s,1,
slV2ta s9 80 February, IL ''GFlV 80 - '''i
1 ~ ao5 Si2 ST. s' a. si1 All S as leS;s s4
and MN Wn.sly 81 ady ANA n'm a, 81 CO. hrtsipI'-o as
bOls flour. $4,000 bash " heat o'Vo o ,i I'm
$4,000 bush go, .o3" buzz: a' S.n ~ Wheat sT 100
9as com h Ill" I"Sr',n ca Of the hoard
rye. :" r, s Of Maron. easier at Al
II * Fe6GSSiy ane4angd Pork nrm'r al $40 81
cmGSsi. jan 2Flour quiet has steady Grain dul b..
ngchsn5o nr ron n1 1,a Steam .i% ig4is K,e "a So
IuIs po'nand lar AMI market nrm sl"Gt,er 20
ousis rc- f cnr' Bacon steady .,th a., %9iFra,s
Iec ,srr.n Meas dul but acc hanged noathrf uANHO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-29
FRIpAY, Jan. 2s-P. ~

FRIDAY, Jan. 2s-P. ~
The bulls hold high carnival In the stock
market to-day much TO the discontinue OF the
poor bears. who able only to growl at the
disadvantage in which they found themselves held
The general market opened strong at the full hgures
Of last night, and the Northwestern and st. Paul
shares pushed up or two points higher than
yesterday. These shares in their peculiar gyratons
up and down and tOrtuous rejecting the out and
In again" operations Of brokers, represented the
main strength Of the bull faction. and were the fea
lures OF the day. Ohio and Mississippi made
smart upward turn of one per cent, while Rock
Island was point h CHER. Hannibal and st. Jos eph
was strong at the send of, but later Jagged
behind. while for a wonder Lake Shore was not an
active participant, being cOntented with steadiness
and quiet. The light fancies were galvanized into
new life and higher prices, though Erie WAS weak,
and point lower. The other usually active rail-
ways were dull. In miscellaneous shares there was
but a light speculation, though Pacific Mail adj
vanced p. and Western Union Telegraph rose to
77s, Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph selling at 209.
Express shares were strong; Wells-Fargo moving up
to So Adams to 1OIl2 and United states to 81. In
vestments were quiet and firm. The general market
in the afternoon lost its activity and was
dull. and left of mixed" and feyerish.
The sales Of the day amounted TO about 2l5.OOO
shares with varied fortunes in the speculatiyes. tine
advances having been in Michigan Central. New
Jersey Central and 81. Joseph Preferred. each 4
St. Paul and Wabash. each 81; Central and hudson,
II; Ohio and Mississippi, 81; Rock Island. Ts and
Pacific Mail, l per cent. On The other hand. Della
ware, Lackawannl and Western declined Is; North
West and Lake Shore. each Il Northwest Pre-
ferred 81 and Erie L. per cent, while ST. Paul Pre-
fcrred Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph, lianibal and
ST. Joseph Harlem Panama, QUICKSILVER and ~.
Paul Preferred, each closed at the same price ~ on
yesterday. The following table shows the opening,
highest, lowest, and closing prices OF active stocks
sold to-day, a. well as the offering and asking prices
at the close Of the Exchange, and the number Of
shares of each stock sold:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-29
THE STATE or TRADE.
EIRnPKAN MARKErS.

LIVERPOOL Jan "a 30 p Cotton y quiet Nf1ing
Ttands Ua-i Mt ling ORLEANS 'S-t. sales, lOV0o Oal-~
iItiIg ZOO ars Tor anon AM export tec.ip'
- hsh 300 bales were Aucucan; sts Oi &c
~e.k bales. whc1 1910 were takrn Tor tNPoit
AID 5000 sp-cli s,ocA 10 l".i, 1rfpIp n.-, ~
J.tuIn Alnrtsu receipts ~ TIE ~ io.NNp
q 80 S.re Al 4u; actual ~ lNl. 80 1"
II Cotton ~ $50 lOD bdl's ~ Mtu'l
$4,000 forvarr nom me SlpS sac 'lIft
U "a ono h.i,s AW.i -Ic-, 40 90 TAI cot
Mlal clause. .dp.,. JtnpiTf aud fcJrtTy UeF a!
&c al. DO IA AIRY ll very Al u' a' l', \ 'l IA
- 90 o.. AltH Ju.ie tI!, "a
fH receipts Nt Tor be past inrre DAYS have been
400 Gnaito-s u "Hi, -Upo iIi,r' Nri" american.
q. ,..,.o,. n. .,tldS qhrL
cora ~ "a per qrufrr Sow Mixed rsrr and ," 50
.nr IL do. pcsA 57in pr quarter iot t''hti u.
hrL. lu.al q p cslftt California WI - i'p
all Cb 10 500 Tor io@1 Western spnnS' hhd 20"
I'D tJr Ecc Winter. ... -.
LiJF.r' 81, Ja 80 o. nof the - Of Cotton today
opb -s Asa-rc'n. S1.c~ ~ NlhiNhE 'tls, ioN
1f ,susr s.pod .',rct tn April DER - J. az . 81
Lab roo Jal. % - o. cotton D. quiet. sales o.
f..rr Cyl.uis, ~ ar contract s'".ri iaufiy "u'
riery. f.d. me iar rf i yarus did Ahts at Wan
chtst.I r. guile 81 uLt..tn-r.. ,,.-.-. ., .,
LoSLO Isu 2s-l9.u % NJ nr i'ie ~ fscouh' lor ihr+
Rous L.s uEe4 ret Is -G,l per cent VINO. j.
r inflow H. Bans ID 4.u-ia rie me Ih ol
-trC. - fi-r on Govern n 'tf f'ho 10 =
~ cent. uUltrd states buu, Ten f,Tlrs ~ - SOW
Frr- lO3s Ln- lA~ay staTs, lJ.S' 90" Prtle'I'' D. B.
Ssi,s Jsn 80 30 p u.-Paris adyices quote Rentes
,I,,N Jan as4 r. Cousrs % D., for both money
"a account. tJr, t!,.r- pe i.'ul.s al 1"t o.. ~
f.StoN. Jan. 2S-JJO D. Hi-~p.n,s OF Petroleum. Sfa
I41 ~ Fc,nnr Calcutta Linstei opened az az
alu ,los,. at - 20. ilas- OI. <.iJ . 2 ut.
t'Ahs s.-o. Zo-.,cn'.se I0''1l -J- 'Je of 'HoI'
ma
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-29

i.s,s -!
S Of sSs ri e s Western ana
sR9o M SSt n: an, .sens ss1s u &
Brush short Green. Choice loalle huri Green s1o
i iss. Green Medium 'N''' "'' and h''A''s4 :
CANDLEs-rhers are no changes prices and ne
Tsan o%no. s psm sCas Patent sperm 49,
2oc; e. Refined spsrmass;, "a ay9e mi, ,or and
D,un,1Ss; been s, s BIT
Yrees irregular We ques' For Liverpool Houss sSnes.
s9 9ss 3d. q pa 4. d .
o., currency Pennsyania We.morelan6 and Wes! W,
Sc Is, and AniSraciio s. . Sse 80 BY Ii.
CocoAIn the absence Of supplies and consequently bud
CoFFLELio quiet ad deg ressed the nominal T.nss
The sales lG2 bag, ssnt. ex" Humtod' on yryat
Tile West and East India grades were dull and nominsly
cooPERAoE STOCKING and h.. only been moderate
fTs Ss.s aH 81 HOOPS a%
Soo f.% e u:s. Nth .d fs' "a f g. Sugar
with eadA 80 nches ~ 56as! 60 no. 80 iDches 81 ~
s 20 90 BOZ shocks 71sSo' Rum ohoot s. 2' fD'
CohDAsEfhe tolST.ns are the earssn! qq9e,atGp9:
1aIrd Manila l4c siss Rope III dI2c; N.wzsaland II q
gl2 sc Russia Hemp Tansd. l!ei American Hemp
COTTON-The mrket the spot and Irregular.
M po ss of ss bs1e made holders and
anxious u sell III such Instances lower Prices are cohc@e
where IN other ca.es late prices are aimed rs a. ono
time expected hat Tie ageng9t recept- AZ me p"s nn
week would be least COO bales Under last werh bu the
unusually large receipts from the red River recon at New
week. III rifs NJ the ports to-day were
s I 1f ,sr ear For ti W~es tirT lave
been ~ bas against i,4O6 bales Last week aud me-
winch - list e, cnng including 800 bales export. 2lJ
for consunpon anu 30 Tor speculation lee ioh""hs a'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-29

en- ~ oeo ~ iieipo We, stated Hide gusnos AyIes
<eS0 n lde, sod seleetedi Re SIsnds 4tais o.,
tig e6sso n. II sIl ie rsIa. rns6 and Packet soasS
g. n &c., CITY slauRhter o. 60d50 10, &c. City slaughter
Cow 1890 b. 7sc BY auction TO-DAY l3o Dry Bosota sold
HofsThs marts continued TO present hrmne', ssie,dy
are small We quote State 1875, l2dl7c DO, 1875 .
8l2c Old 0lds laSc; California 1873 nomfnaly 6G2Zc
INDIA RUBBEi-Ths market Tor AL descriptions mas been
9nIet but qnso,aton. are firm We soie Fine Parn stci
Nicaragua Sheet 47d%Sc, do scrap acc. -four month";.
LEATHEIs-The prices In Hemlock sole suitable Tor the
homo trade remain several large Eastern manu-
have been tie market but they little business
Middle and weights BuenOs Ayres
have been sold Tor export At concession fo current ra
Light weights have also been exported In considerable nan
during the last months loayng this Kind VI stock IN
small supply Receipts ~ the week, GGl96 sides and l459
baes 2S sdes VIA 2s25 gland and OOO
To be Coutinspk 10 QUOTE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-29

In State bonds, District of Columbia 3.05s sold at
G9ss069I2. and New-York county loan registered ut
lOfas0l0i.
In city bank stocks. Central National (2O sold AT
100 Continental (7l at 70: Merchants tSSi nj
1872, and American Exchange uOI at lliI2.
Railroad bonds strong. and for the Western
roads about the best prices ever reached were cur
rent. Firsts Of c. G.. & |. C. advanced to 81. and
Chesapeake a. Ohio trsts. In default, to 81.
The following shows the imports Of dry goods at
the port OF New-York for the week ending this date
and since tho beginning Of the year, as well 40 for
the corresponding portions Of previous yesrsi
Eo, th< H'o,k ISr4. ,~75. 1870,
yn,s9rd a. he port 81 ~ $50 saoe2.o47 s1so27s
Tbroup ON mafkeL.... 2.943. IS 3.3sS.ot3 l.Ss5bs
since Jan /. s- a,a.oo
Kntd at $S.8l6674 ssS29et sIslSoes
thrown on mari et..... 9le587i S.cso.oso ISoolOs
The Broadway Insurance Company. from q sur
plus Of $342. 900. will pay q dividend OF 10 per cent
Feb 1.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-29

.,,, ,o,,,,. ,o~., n-.s,es rror. ,,...
s. 30 I'D 81 asked sot Recellts5 900 p9s FLA.
~ 600 BUSH WHEAT shipments 10000 bhI. iour 81 OO6
bush " h.s,
NEw.OmgiSs Jan. 2s.-Demsnd for good sales In
sD5 Common ss.dB Fsf fulv Fair, So
dtse. PINE Choice TD1 Iemsnd goci Tor Molassee
Low s. 2sc. Fair o. Prime Fer
menng 81 D45c. RebOid 44di6e Flour unchanged. Cora
hrmer better demand sales " 25 Com IN fer snpIy,
81 White and YellDw MIXED at SIC. Oats lower demand
nierste ST. Boris 4Cns7c Gslens, ssa4sa Bran dali ~
7jc Choice Hay IN the market Prime quoted sl71
$40 PORK quiet but steady; Mas held at s2l 90 Dry sailed
NJ
Snoa, sfnui r. -, al 1 clear Rb sides. lose tiecs
SIDES II Itc bacon auiot Souiers e Clear Rib siea
12c. Clear Sides 49, sugsrcured Hams steady Cboiee
Itai4 sc Lard quiet but steady Refined, Ti@ce 1915
1890 Kegs. lys,otIc. Little demand for Coffee Or
binary TO Fair. i7Hel2i7c Good 81 lrime lsadl9 10
r"'tinos nmssy ~ mkl, supply uenahu IhI
Z siscmn, siar,nr Is a. ;ot ham cjoS la. e
uswxoo Ian tLn uponsn x..t ssl.. 1s mia Wb.ss
steady; 30 Miw,uIee Cinb 81 iO' 20 White Michr
gan 81 az. Ettrs do 81 S. Corn onet. old Western
TIxed Ga Barley n0miaaIy unchaa ged No canada held
AZ al d. No Ray AZ al IS; No Canada 81 81 Corn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-29
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
LIVE STOCK MARK Els.

Hyw yosK Ian Byzvxs- weather con iinuas warm
clio idy damp hence unfavurslie for trade god os
rr,s usually ookad for Fridays IA tho sae OF dfceu
hef mi d., has been ptipD, ales bcg very slow
AMI prices Weakening This had depressing influence ulon
IN, trra Iedrs few stale cattle th'Io VIZ
Of II III 81 sixi-th A. AMI = a. 10y o,y
head and completing 1903 or the wee r. ashhis
The lrer week To Meet sal0- holders had 20 ysu
b.sriy c t~nly. making The decline 1ruh hous
fair cattle. There were not rnoukb
cattle be much Affected There we're on,
Irsau IA quality ga cst net and aid ~ &c. % ID ,ne
nupibrr very poor satI,e also sinai tnry Nen AZ
:. 10 % ~ tlnnlsL " m0lllm WcsteIn steeIe eVhPs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-29
e annex closing quotations Of foreign exchange

The money market continues to be Snppheh prem
tifuly, and call loans among the STOCK hA'hahPe
borrowers are done ~ ! and ) per cont with late
executions to-day at and 7. discounts are
cuiet at q per cent and upward. The United STATES
Treasurer to-day received qSO0,OO0 National bank
notes for redemption. The Customs receipts at
Washington amounted to $500 900. Tho Internal
Revenue receipt, footed up 9lOO,OO0 The follow
ing is the Clearinghouse statement: Currency er-
changes, S57 ll3.772; currency balances. $3.50
1896; gold exchanges. Sl.74l,39l; gold balances
SGj7 $40.
Government bonds are strong, but the scarcity Of
stock prevents any marked activity. We annex the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-29

YoRS. Jan. 2s.-Ihe following are the total neI 70
WOOL MARK ET5.

pm ,nyt ptuA Ian 2s-woo moderate demand prices
nr,n suprIy small equal 20 all demands MEDIUM and
Xxx and above 96aJ"c; x, t6I47 ~; Meinm; tss5,G'
cn,r.a ira ilr York Michigan Indiana, and ot'ern
E,,r iaIic Medium. 4Jbjlc. coarse. f6dt3e Cshahng
Wished - 6Zc.. Combug. WASHED. t2rs.; Canni
,,,tn, ,;r. Fine UnSsSie, soc Coarse and SeHuin,
INV si.ci 3JaJ9c. Tub " ashes i9dl6c Colorado;
W..brl % Use colorado. Unwashcd, 22n-Jr EEEa and
vrrun PA lOdt2r. No. and super. Pulled. f1a 2c'
Trxa, tnis ana Mcum. % 426c Texas COARSE I'll use
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-29

The London advice were favorable, n stro. mar
ket at yesterdays full prices beng rrp'r."1 i"r
-aiied States bonds, Cousols ruii g steady aud
Erie easier New York Central closed at 100. HvncJ
is very easy aud below the minimum rate 40 the
Ia X of Enslaad. This is fortn!gIty scttir d1y
on the London stock Exchange. Ia Pan', h'nir7
closed AZ %. exchange on lOddon beng quoted
Al 2j13 Gold wa, q iit,e moro active than ycSicr-
d.,v and also huncr. the sales haviu" been AZ ! J."
and 1879 the former figure prep0rdcrailng. On
gold loans The car wing rates were ], s. j'2, ., ana
l2 per cent. fore ~ eNcna. War duii and rates
we're 40 HInall, Ia ven below. The business rates
were at I.oJl2qi .SJ3i and l.NN.iia.l.oJ Ia.
import entries 0f foreign dry goods AZ tie port "i
New Iork for IA. ncra ending Tonight amount q
il coin valuation {, pi ~ 7J7. the amount throw"
upon the inar<et fo,tci up fl,3oJlaj. T." ASN'7.-
ant Treasurer pail cut $1,000 IN com latcrrsl,
AMI SIS, 900 i called bonds Tlc days oiariti OILS
a, the Gold Exchange Bank cover. .. G,ld cleared,
50, 900 900; gold balances, @l,p!2 'HG; currency
balances 81 ,2l@13J. TIE principal col! ga 'tation'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-29
= STAINED
IT, Inv Nl.lillng
Good Ordinary

sttt.tiuOi IrIgry...-ll MitfiuE l.
iut.t deliver p Ices wee ,a- u ~ - pdihF WIN ho
spot, tcTo VAS 's5 bl1h a saIrS
Sc~rdty alter after r. tebT iarv % l@"sc: Nara
100. lJas,.. April. 100 10 's'" o. 10 Is.c Ahy 800
ll1sr II 21-.c: June. 900 .tci JAY, ~ ~ SCI
100 li-. total $500 b4ler fr-i call, Apn 100. 10 'sr
cJst loo tJia, bales. SttOIu call February
lOd, D. IS oc total zoo pale, 1irl Ell Il" Han'9eona
Fc.r,ary. 200. r. i@ 100. 3',45i 10 j., o.; y,
49, 49, - q; Ito lJs.. loo 49, as. Ami i0d III sgc-
100 j.. -. % 3's-,. 80. e M@y, 20 !" ~ C.
l51issc lVi, Nc.; July. 200 li'sr Total 1910 bales
".tr nae ias market was weak. The following
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-29
flnGUtidl.

4 FEW choice FIRE INSURANCE STOCKS
~ FOX SALE by r. .. BAILEY. % Waist
BONDS STOLEN.-All persons are cautioned
urguating auy OF the following souds o io ~ iiiSo'
ron CEDNRRAPIDS AID MINNESOTA H. RI
u 900 bonds OF the following n9iaors 3ns StS
',ss7, S45N 3.is9, 22i Zfo %-t -"-fo' ~S'' o"' "
the Milwaukee INV, No IzO. a, LA
Any OruiIon that will esi 10 tho roe@.e.{ VI s
bombs vii he literally rewaT'lod -, r ~, ~ w
NELAWARE, LACKAWANNA 4 WEST-
IIEeS n n Co % Excbang splsce. New lor., Jan -.
is7s Ths ANNUAL MEETING OF tho st9ckhoerr, o. MS
,y ~ eleet Officers anil MaDasrrs Tor Tie ensuing
MI y. held AZ this Office TUESDAY, the 22d day Of Fob
mary Al - c.oys a m
~. MI, will I've open 10 10 IL O'Clock
e transfer Books will be closed the 2i Februaiy ana
or'S" A. j.. VDELIr SoegoIarys
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-29
cnnRRH MARKET.


Ro JAszIA0 Jan THE cee market coniinle. wthou
Oh uso Il 53jo16I'.O RS 10 h'"si"ih"'@ ''F "'V'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-29

iHi,s1, 700. i53,c Jane, SEQ -; Jay. - ss-e;
'g ed.t, 100 lie e'5 oEa Soit si EeIy'
5slt. today y iee.g JAnlary 900 "a o. is'c
- ~ - ao; iGs 49, TO- LA Aifh co. ia'.s1c'
o. - @.ec.. 7OJ, TJa'4c; Jane, 100 ',,G" 80.
81, III - a,; ,, S"y -o0 ''''
a.;cr halso jas market was weak TIE following
ha Asked I'D AS; ee;
Ian I,r ,--~i 80 FINE. "a. i.s a,
March is,s Is, 81 ny; II: L..
pril .-......l"'Sl 49, AIr"'' ~-----l'sI I4'
DKvGs AND CHEhiCA i7-llfIo - q Iif,iy iair S.Ii
",c TO- re. are erp,raiy unchanged. opium sells
At -. '"''.'!i IN, ia ,Ii. %ris.ma snnic
SGsa so ior t.'c bc;.e. CRATES. and sicJ a siJj.
i f',,a soI' u,'' , oa. :. 70 4,.rlr a..J C..
tn"s". ~ 81, - oli Tor Hr .eai and do-c c.r
n'' 10Y a" , ,I'i lr 81 80 god rasiiy,l.
- 100 80. -us-r chen,a,s - =. ~ sio al s'lA
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THE MARKETS
ICare.uity reported for rHs rzIsJHhl
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

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AsHBs-There Smoothing small and irresulL 1eebins
business are mofs less nominal ~ ss6e I'd
Pots and &c. for PoarlA
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oovvpN,urvT STOCK DEPARTMENT : O4 O'CLOCK
FIRST BoARp-IOlo O'CLOCK A. VI.


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North. Wester

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Not I'm, Gsner,, no0a

An incident occurred at tse late Nash.
vile Democratic Convention which the
secretaries failed to repOrtiu the regular
proceedings 1t vas merely a side.show,
as Mulberry Sellers would say, but not
the less enjoyed b. those who we're pres
ent. The election Of delegates from the
State at large and from the districts was
over, and the call Of counties was pro-
ceedIng rapidly on the aIternates for the
delegates at large. The East Tennessee
alternate came first. The contest was
between Gen. Jackson, Of J~onesboro, and
General R N. Hood, Of Maryville.
General Hood is quite a young mar and
bears his title by virtue Of an appoint
ment as Quarternaster General of the
State or something of that kind from
Governor Porter. Jackson was a Con-
iederatate brigadier. Half a dozen gem
tlemen were sitting together in one cor
"er quietly discussing what had and had
not been done. One of the things al
ready done was the election Of Major
Tom O'Conor as a delegate from the
Knoxville district. Ne was present
and wore a pleasing, b~eHignaut
and affable smile. Suddenly q
delegate from q border county stepped
over to the Major and earnestly inquired:
Is this General Hood the same man
who commanded the Confederate armyY'
The Major never smiled, but replied that
he thought not, but would find out. He
inquired around a little and assured the
delegate this General Hood never COM
handed the Confederate army, but, on
the contrary, was a gallant Federal off
Ger. "All right" said the red headed
delegate, who was chairman of this dele
CATION, and when his county was called
he voted Hood" so many votes with
a perfectly selfsatisfed air. Those who
knew Bob" aud Tom 0'Conor can best
appreciate the joke. Hood was elected
by a large majority.