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New-York tribune., 1876-04-06
COTTON MARKETS.

LOUIS, April Cotton lower Mdding l2c; Low Low
Nidding, ilac Good Ordinary, l0Sc not receipts oi9
bales; sales 400 bales stock, 154l3 bales ,o,,u
MOBILE April 5.Cotton nominal Mindng' lzac 5ys
NidnIing, lfac Good Ordinary 102c net receipts
bales exports Continent l51O bales coastwse io9
bales Sales 260 bales stock. A. 375 bales an, a,o,
CHARLESTON April 6.-C0t0n lower blddinR ~ ~ ~,
Low Mddling l2c. Good Ordinary llc net recepb ooV
baes sales 500 bales stock, 36lS bales ,,,, 20.
April 5-COttOn dull, n0mlnali Mdnnne loc.'
Low Mitdling 1856 Good Ordinary l0dlc gross g
coastwise, 10 Daes saes zio
ba0s; spinners l25 bales; stock, 2S3 bales
Augusta. April 5-Cotton dull lower to sel Nodnng'
l2c Middng lao; Good Ordinary, lo4c; receipts
7B bales sales, 13J bales. - - ,., ,,r,
BOSTON April 6.-Cotton dull Mdding. Isle; Low MID
ding 1850 Good Ordinary, IL c n3t receipts 90 Dies
gross go bales exports to Great Britain 3o3 Daes socx
NEW ORLEANS April 5.Cotton quiet MIddlns l2ac Low %
Mddling, lls4c Good Ordinary 1O2c net receipts 6S5
bales 6,013 bales; exports TO Great Britain etaZ
2036 bales sales 1000 bales stock, 2so
ssvaSsiH April S"cotton dull; Middlng 12I'isc Low
Middling o,c; Good Ordinary, l03c. net receipts 4Q
bales EXPORTS coastwise 5J3 bales sales 81 bales stoe
louisville April 5.-Cotton dull; Middling. 1880.
CINCINNATI April 5-COtton dull and lower Mddlng lZ4S
Mdding, &c; Good Ordinary, iO4c receipts 763
PHLApErPHIA April 5-Cotton dull; MddlIDg. she; Low
Middlng 12c Good Ordinary, lac; gross receipts A43
MEMPHIS April s-Coon Quiet and weak Mddling, 12i2c
receipts 1910 bales shipments, 24l4 bales saiea Iooo
NoRroLK Apiil 5~cotton dull and declining; Middling
l2a,c; 22l bales exports. coastwise, l23
bales sales. 1855 bales; stock 13.i67 bales
WILMINGTON. April 5Cotton steady; Middlng lZ2c; Low
Nidding 1T Good Ordinary 10c; net receipts 3s bales
exports coastwisc 81 baes sales 1875 bales STOCK $500
bales. - .
baes exports coasws 5l2 baes sales, 800 bales stock
&c $50 bales.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-06
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

NEW YORK, April 5-BEryFs- large to-day, viz.
0S Mt jersey CITY and JJ at tIteih ST. making 5o
head This aft or the f supply on hOndy
nj time when veal II claiming good snare o. pubhc pat
ronage sad becoming more plenty ana cheap B ia
price dull market aud lower prices Moderate con-
mace at tic opening but before the CLOSE t.f
was OF fully lic and trade dragged heavily some OF
the lots remaining ulold from s Do n,
tLln tt Western steers 10 0l4H0c JJdJJ b mostly %
OF C5Odl 80 N Toe. Tor decent, and llc
for good iaot there few sold above llc 81
y selection OF 10 head, Loo ID alive
at IL 2c o. h. We noticed that some oi the ic .ato
were put both parties wen knowing that they
would 67 m The market would about l0c The
general quality was fully mp 10 late ayeragcs. -
Complaints made OF dirty from Albany here cattle
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iooollp7s lI:3n...ll27s 100. 1924 $50 ~'l
1850 ll27s l2e0ll2.s i2s ''oV --'''ii
ll.pt,..llS 1880 ...ll2's 200 ..-..ll29I
We annex closing quotations of foreig

There is very little change IN the local money
market from yesterday, and while the preponder-
ance Of loans on call are mado at per cent there
was business done at higher and lower quota
tons. The best grades Of commercial paper found
sale at soc per cent. The United States Treas
urer received to-day $500 600 National bank notes
for redemption. Tho Customs receipts at Wash
iugton amounted to 100000. The Internal Rev
enue receipts footed UP S200,O00 The following
is the Clearinghouse statement: Currency ex-
changes. S62 7O5 456 currency balances. %3,4+1,-
o47. cold exchanges, SO, ,73I ,2S5 gold balances.
$611.335
Government bonds were dull and quiet, though
prices were steady 10 firm. We annex the latest
street limitations:
New-York tribune., 1876-04-06
Good OrdinAfy..-....
EtrlcIGOOd ordinary.

futnro delivery thoTo docine OF iaqdllsc win
the lower prices COO bales delivered
eoGtras saies yesterday & 9iter 2Bm;,Apr 500 10 s
iSsc 900 is sSs1e; July roo i3islsc 100 August
800 IA sac December 200 Is TOTAL 300 bales. First
eail-Juy 800 IL Ssgc August 800 Il ,xc October 500
l3sac. 100 l3 2sa2 total 2lOO bales second calA pr,
@ iS5.c tc,A, o I 800 bales flf9 rshssstiSas.
sales today up TO D. mApr. l4OO, l34c; lOO - "ssC.
May, 200 13i;sc i,GSo. y .l,c 600 lSi,Te, lsCo
Is De 100 1890; 400 10 9sssc; iz00 isiIsc.; 900.
is sassc 800 Siiise; 1000 lJt'ayc 300, lSoe July,
300 l3iee August 100 t'lc 900 "a ;ac a 2So 4 .S:
December 100 i3ac toa 2G2O6 bales grand tota 1000
bales.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-06
THE MARKETS.
Carefully reported for tbs TRlBUsT.l
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
d. NDrIL L.nnr IIf.aIf nnI KIIIrnIiE
"WEDNESDAY April 8. 1879.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

ASHES-The market duh and nominal nj &C. for Pots
CSC for Pearls. stock o Ashes INSPECTION
LIST sort Pots, l,l9S; "a do, SO; do.
demned, total, l,3l7 st Pearls 5g "a do. D; Sd
do, /; total, 60; grand total, 1892.
,O1rONWth weak Liverpool adyices the market here
the dull though nOmnay unchanged sales $50
bse Including 20S bales last evening for cosGmpi on
Tie receipts the ports 9jJi bales against
day last week, and 6s36 bales this year lie
f,ll arath ths u
New-York tribune., 1876-04-06

State bonds were dull and steady. Missouri Long
Gs sold at 1042i, Alabama 5s of 1856 at 35l2, and
District Of Columbia }-65s at G07s.
in railroad bonds the transactions were small.
Chicago and North-Westcm Consolidated Coupon
Gold bonds advanced from 02l2 to 93 st. Paul Con-
solidated Sinking Fu1d was firm at ssh. Erie Sd
sold at IO3 and 18th at 10O2, the latter ex interest
Fort WAYNE frsts brought Il7l4 F; Rock Island Ts,
IO0os New-Jerscy Central irss, new, 1882; Iiud-
son River Cd, 113; Central Paciics 1923; and
Union Pacific Sinking Funds, 9l3i09l7s. Sales Of
CEesapeake and Ohio frsts were made at 35a31l1.
Bank shares sold 1T 1877 for Shoe and Leather, and
G223 for Fourth National
A London dispatch states that Mcssrs. Morton.
Rose & Co. have negotiated five per cent sterling
loan for G2O0, 900 for the Illinois Central Railroad
az 90.
The following securities were sold at auction to-
day at the Exchange Salesr0om:
$40 coo Receivers Certificates Of Indebtedness New
y ork aud Oswego Midland Railroad. Interest -,
Der cent per 43'2
$4,000 Louisville, Ncw AlbalF, ana 81 L0us Airline
RAILWAY Company lst Mortgage sinking Fund .
per cent Bonds ..--..-,.-.-,
$4,000 The Chester and IaIuaIoD Coal ana EalIoad
Company state Oi Illinois, lsi Mortgage per -.
cent told Bonds ....'.. ~
900 Share. CilenA Fire Insurance Company .-...l7s
- ShhrCb Kings Comfy Fire Insurance tdlnihi}IH<
100 shares Philadelphia anu Reading Railroad Com
90 sGafos Metropolitan Gaslght Company ......l liG,2
$500 METROPOLITAN iasirht toupaHF SCRIP. W =
ne Shares Manhattan GaslIgbt COM Z56 ~ >
l6 shares Metropolitan Gaslgnt COmpnny...:; - 4y'4
400 Shares Peoples Gaslght Company oi BrooAiJh "
New-York tribune., 1876-04-06
WOOL MARKET.

BOSTON, April 5There Is no Improvement In the WOOL
market purchasing in lots "a wanted ana
buyers good standing purchase on favorable terms
moderate for the but holders
disposed to close fast possible as there Is no
and Wool ia az hand sales
Y Xxx, ard XXX Ponnsylya1 at 42dic; Melsan ard
Wisconsin 40941c. super and X. Pulled at 3OG isc IN
cndng good of at 40d44c. In California Dol
the saes at 20d32c or spring. aud I4@22c Tor
Ea
New-York tribune., 1876-04-06
. seller 80 days. TX dividend.

London advices point to the probability of a lower
rate of discount at the Bank Of England as three
months bills are now discounted in the open market
at 25s per cent, which is nearly one per cent below
the bank minimum. The sum of f6S,OOO bullion
went into the bank on balance to-day British Con
soils were firm United States bonds were strong ana
Erie steady with other speculative securities weak
Rentes in Paris closed at 67.05 The foreign ex-
change market was strong but dull at "a oo'a
aSl 81 for 60 days bills and 81 s09i
for sight. The steamer Algeria called to-day
with $32O,O0O specie, of which $30o'oOo
was gold coin. The gold market has been rather
quiet the price opening and closing at 1l2's with
few sales at 1I3 and others at f12l2, though the
principal transactions were az 1922. The Assistant
Treasurer paid out $4,000 in coin interest," ana
Sl3. 600 in called bonds. The days business at the
Gold Exchange Bank covered: Gold cleared, 80
COZ 900; gold balances, 81 ,26O,O33; currency
balances. 1875, ,391 Tho principal gold quotations
were:
looo..l9Is ll:sn...l27s So So
lc:SO..ll27s l2:Q0..ll ll2s l'3o..-- rs
New-York tribune., 1876-04-06
legal Notices.

NOTICE OF ASSIGNMENT.-Notic ia here
by given that Mary A. Best and ophea Best, partners In
under the firm name Of Best Co.. OF The CITY o New
erk County state OF NewJeTsey have this LAY
made nm assignment subscriber o; their partnership e
tate or the equal their creditors ard that the said
creditors mast respective claims under oath OF
affirmation within the term OF three months nom The dAss
bereof-Datod Newark, y. j., Jan. j. 1876 =. ,.
"WW NJ SIIifMWAY Assignee All broadway, n Y. City,
or .. W. q J. MORROW, Attorneys. Newark, N J.
CUPREME COURT-CITY and COUNTY OF
- SEWYORK-Louisa A. O'Donohue plaintiff. against
Terence Farley and Bridget NJ HI. WIFE Robert MeCansry
and Matthias Bradley summons or re-
lief (eo serve) 10 the aboyenamed dcfendans 10y
are hereby and required 10 answer the amendoa
complaint tits action which ned In the Office oi te Sisfx
o e ty and OF in the Court house In tne
civ of NewYork tho 9th day OF February 1875 and -
serve copy your 10 the said complaint on me Sud
scribers AT oce Nos 90 and VI CITY
OF Newor twenty days after the service OF hs sum
ON exclusive OF the OF such service aud yoS
ia TO answe the said complaint within the time 70 aorcs
demanded in he complaint-DaieL February o 1870.
,,ho ,aysr m Plaintiffs AitofueyA
New-York tribune., 1876-04-06
Sales bp Anetion.

A. MgRwIN, Aucuoneer.
RY BANGS, MERWIN & Co, 656 Broadway,
ID near Bond st-Sales OF Books Works Of Art &C. &C.
THURSDAY, April ga VALUABLE LAW LIBRARY,
comprising New Jersey Law and Chancery Reports rare old
editions OF the Laws OF New jersey N supreme Court and
Appeals Reports Connecticut and Massachusetts, ReporA
English Reports Trials &C.
NOTICE.-E. A. LAWRENCE Il CO., AucA
oneers public auton at foot OF Christopher
~ r., BY order OF Department OF Docks on FRIDAH
April 1876, l2 O'Clock about 1000 ENDS OF DOCK
PILES. For full Information, The City Record Copies
for sale at No. 2 City Hall
New-York tribune., 1876-04-06
plpioena Noiifes.
Business Gbanres.

WANTED--A position as SUPERINTEND-
w ENT Of a Tfnvare Manufacturing Establishment by .
party who has twenty years experience In the business
Address Il. r., Tribune Office
New-York tribune., 1876-04-06

nomnay unesanged ct 1886 Bulk Meats inactiye lower;
Shoulders shos. Clear Rib and Clesr sidc &C.
and l20 same sales made private ns we're under
stood be At the tnde figures Bacon easier
Live Hogs quiet unchanred Cattle quiet and weak little
doing; Prime Choice nsye shipping steers $685. 0o
Fair Good DO, 81 50G$4 10 Pony do SiGSt 90 fa 70
Good native COWS s3 S0dsS IS native stceser o. q 5
Wheat oush Corn, 5000 push Oats 5000 BUSH
Barley. 2,100 Hogs ls00 Cattle ,, ,,
TOIRpo April 5-Fiour steady Wheat in fair demand Dut
lower No White Wabash 81 81 No do 81 70; No sy
sl 27a June held at 81 30 No Amber Michigan 81 oS
No Red Winter 81 % No Red 81 IL Corn nrm lair
62'lc No Grade s2ic DAMAGED SOC 0ais qGes NO So y
36o Recepts-l 900 BUSH Wheat 81 600 BUSH CORR 5uo
bush 0srs shipments6O0 bbs Flour. 0,0OO bush Wheas
81, 900 bush. Corn 5000 bush. oats.
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y,psT poARD-l0lo O'CLOCK A. A'
- ~ s,,t, Ronds-Railrocd Bonds "'H H"'
Eats % ''" .oad SAq-es-Erpress Stocks. &c

Illinois Central
l0.-.bc. 90
Cleye and Pitts q
100. bee. S5S4
North-N ostorn
lobe ~
200. 90. SO. az ls
Central X r OF y J
Ion. .bcxd. ! 90 q
100. .Nds 0.l02
ROck .inud
New-York tribune., 1876-04-06

GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARIshni :,
~ ,Usb2O Coupon, 1867 o
ys6s 1881. Registered 20 .b3 1902
o,nOO H. 1914 oV'V'N''
u $40 Coupon, 'e5 y ,,sh
nn
New-York tribune., 1876-04-06

WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CARRYING THE
UNITED STATES NAIL
The Steamers the Lanc Routes recommeadee
nv Lieut. MiuTy u. NJ south OF the Banks on ths
passage To Queenstown. all the year round
REPUBLIC, SATURDAY, April z 8 d. m
GERMANIC SATU RDAY April % at 10 n m
CELTIC SATU URDAY. April p, AZ p M
ADRIATIC. SATURDAY. April 20. atb3O a. m
BALTIC. SATURDAY. May q. ats p M - ,,on-v>
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK, PlEH o. NVHih
RIVER . , ....u...as ,n m
These steamers are uniform in and unsurpassed In h
poiunents saloon. Staterooms, smoking anu DAso
Rooms are placed amidships whore the noise ana noon
are least fo atoug degree OF comfort hlhorto un~S
tanable at sea. <,oo -, po,r,n rrobo,. n.
fayoraD terms Steerage 900. ,.. -. A..
Inspection OF plans and o,ner @ Yr' Apply "
company oN'''' ' - X. j. CoRrIs. Agent
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5inanflal.
| GAS STOCKS.

4 GAS STOCKS.
~. NEw.YORK. METROPOLITAN; MUTUAL AND
MANHATTAN GAS STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD -,
and All xinds Brooklyn and York Gas Securities dealt
inby GEo. IL PHESiIo
New-York tribune., 1876-04-06

Sorth Western
200 DC 42i4
Del. Lack and West
IOJ.-.. hc.IiT 4
Ohio and Miss
lOO...bc. 1871
lU0....... lSS
New-York tribune., 1876-04-06

NOTICE is hereby given that Nos; z; w 3 .
~ TO- H. ~ l3 a. Il and 80 of the WEST POINT PRE-
CINCf BONDS have iraudnlenty obtained from the
West Point Manufacturing Co. and payment of tho sad D0n
aud coupons thereof has been stopped and all parties
~ w r. ALTMAN,
qupt. West Point Manuf Co.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-06

NOKI ii UEhMAN lIOID ~
~ STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW.YORH
SOUTHAMPTON, AND BREaES.
COMPANY'S PIER foot Of SFCOND-sI- HOBOKEN
NECKEK, saturday April 4 MAIN. SATURDAY, April y
ODER SATURDAY hpr IL WISER saturday Apl 2s.
RATES OF PASSAGE from NEW.YORK to SOUTHLAND
TON, HAVRB or BREMEN: -. .
FIRST CABIN. 500 gold. | SECOND CABIN, sou gol1
STEERAGE $50 currency. - On.
Return Tickets at reduced rates. Prepaid Seefage Serae
Gates, So currency.
For freight passage apply 10 - o.,,
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Patrollize Home Manufactures.
THE CLIMAX

wish % ANNOUNCE rhe farmers cf Ccu,ra Kansas
INST an now Y-rrrrzs~ufy loca'et ~ >slua- kaaszs
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Haype7's Weekly.
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"A Repository OF Fashion. Plea IRE.
and instruct!cn
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HarpeY's Bazaar.
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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-11-16
An Odd Maria sc.

A NOVEL marriage ceremony was
performed at Washington a few days
ago by "a Unitarian clergyman from
Boston" The bride was the third
daughter of Mr.. S. P. Brown, was
handsomely dressed, of course. and
equally of course Cooked pretty and
frightened. The groom was Samuel
l.. Mattingly, and the unnamed clergy
faltering in speech" He sung out the
name of Samuel while reading the
marriage certificate. He afterward
asked for two rings, and, turning his
back upon bride and groom, held a
ring in each hand, and called upon the
company to witness that there were
two rings; they were round, which
was symbolical of the marriage. Then
he informed the guests that the rings
were of gold--another piece of valua-
BILE information; no base metal this
time. After the rings were sufficient
ly eulogiZed, he wheeled around and
addressed the trembling pair, and,
told the groom to put one ring on the
brides finger, and she must put the
other on the gentleman's finger, and
both repeat, "With this ring | thee
we'd" After prayer, he announced
that the deed was done, and that Mr..
and Mrs. SAMUEL Mattingly were
prepared to receive the Fluctuations of
their friends. Everyone said they
never saw or heard of such cere-
mony before, amp, no doubt, the min
lister intended to- roduce that impress
sion.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-11-16
Watering House Plants.

If the causes of failure where plants
are cultivated in windows were mi
nutely investigated, the system of
watering would be found to be the prin-
cipal cause. A plant ought not to be
watered until it is in a fit condition to
receive a liberal supply of that ele-
ment, good drainage being previous
ly secured, in order that all superb
bundant water may be quickly car
ried off. Those who are constantly
dribbling a moderately small quantity
Of water upon their plants will not
have them in a fourishing condition
for any length of time. This must be
obvious to all, for it is quite evident
that the moderately small quantity Of
water frequently given keeps the sur
face of the soil moist; while at the
same time, from the effects of the good
drainage, which is essential to the
well being of all plants in an artificial
state, all the lower roots would perish
for water, and the plant would become
sickly and eventually die. In many