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NTEW ORANGE COUNTY BUTTER
IN half-frkin tubs GfLT-EDGE, - r
n 81 10 Welsh tabs CHOICE, .a..sE -
i,'il.,tt. ~ o pals CHOICE. 49,, ~; S.
vins per steamer this day,

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE Having
IN qualified as administrator, or the estate of the
late NILLIAM ENGLISH all persons having claims
Authenticated and those in debt to the estate win
MAKE p ps t Asus - ROBERT E. ENGLISH,
!, ,an aa.at ,ss,sf.isf 49, Administrator.
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aid DOMINION STEAMSHIP, S4EFS
" COMPANY. a.
FOR NEW YORK.

steamers-0ID DOMINION, .WYANOkEs ISAAC
BELL, RICHMOND, aud aE0RGEW w. EIDERI
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY. and SUNDAYS high
water. ..g. d. II $3.50 tsg.y \. ,,ssl;
These shipes are entirely new, and were built sx-
pressly for this route, 49, rttt.'H ~ q
They have splendid saloons, stats-roops, and BATH
roolES - 5.ss ssS4 81
The fare, accommodations, and attentions are un-
Goods shipped by this line are landed regularly Of
New York on the conpany's covered pier, 81 North
river. 49,. ,s;t-.st -,.,.s. :: s.s..,,y..
with dispatch. and no charge made except actual az
penses Incurred. i i. Z, s!.ss,g t-7 -. !.
Freight received until p. III. daily. I; =.
For further Information apply to
GEORGE W.. ALLEN d co.. Agents,
my 10 -, Office Companvs wllarves. R0cgetts.
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XLVTH CONGREsS--First Session.
WAsBNGToE, April "a, 1876.

A bill was introduced by Mr.. Merrimnr
altering the. time for holding the courts o.
the Fourth judicial circuit - 49,.
- The bin fixing the offices OF collectors anG
supervisors was resumed, the question beins
on the amendment abolishing the super
yisors and transferring their power *
special agents, not to exceed twenty. NJ
action. 7 T. sa1 ~ .,''..i =, - s'st,; ss..',
The silyer-tender bin was resumed, ant
Mr.. Jones spoke until adjournment. IS;
!, HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
Bills were introduced = -. $3.50
BY Mr. Gibson Authorizing the Louisi
ana and Texas Railroad Company to relin
quish certain lands IN Louisiana. =.
By Mr.. Raymond: Permitting nationa
banks to issue notes equal to one hundred
per cent. Of the market value of the bond
deposited to secure circulation. =. -.
= BY Mr. 0'Brien: To re6rganize the navy
Mr.. Faulkner, from the Committee OF
Foreign Affairs, reported joint resolution
requesting the President to take such steps
as may tend to obtain the early release O
Edward O. N. Condor from his imprison
ment in England. Passed.
Aresolution by Mr.. Gibson, OF Louisiana
appointing select committee to make tho
rough investigation into the conduct an(
management OF the New Orleans custom
house, and Of the Offices OF the marshal dis
trict attorney, postmaster, assessor, and col
lector OF internal revenue, and other Fede
raj offices, was rejected. +. r..t
Mr.. Blaine, rising to a personal explana
ton, proceeded to make general and spe
cifc denial OF the newspaper charges ant
allegations connecting him with the pay
ment OF some So, 900 by the Union Pacifi'
Railroad Company. He read letters from
officers Of the company and others contra
dictory Of the various statements in relation
to him, and declared that every part Of tn,
story was absolutely untrue, without on
particle OF foundation in facts, and withou
little OF evidence to substantiate it. H
did not ask for an investigation, because b.
did not wish to wait the delay ant
slow progress of congressional inyestiga
tons. He was ready to submit the who'll
matter to the candid Judgment OF the Hous
and the country, and il. the House though
the matter should further be inquired int
he was ready to give al the assistancein hi
power to make the investigation rigid ant
impartial. =. ~ 49, -. i. -, = h ,fZft. .
The District tax-bill was passed. I. :.
Adjourned. -'.: ..% ..:. - ~,
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BY Telegraph
NEW YORK

NEW YORK. bt.- i, 80,
marke. feyerish and unsettled Money, 3. Gold,
112H. E1change-Long, 4SS; short, 400. States
quiet and steady. Governments aetiye and strong.
Euenin1-Money easy: offered at 81. Sterling
quiet st 4SS. Gold, i13S@li34. Governments
active and strong; new 5's 11SS. States quiet and
nominal. 49,
BALTIMORE. ..
BALTIMORE, April 24.-virYinis 6's, old, so;
consolidated, 67H. West Virgfnia's, O.. North Caro-
lima SIS, old 49, new 8; special tax, Bid to-day.
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STRAwBERR1Es.-Wes saw quart Of straw
berries this morning grown in the open mir.
Only one dollar per quart was asked, which
at the time we saw them had not been offer
ed.-NorJolk Evening Times, 22d.
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DHILADELPHIA, RICH sesEESFSs

DHIL ADELP HIA, ,RICH-sSTT&
J. MoND, AND NORFOLK STEAAs.s -
snip itINE-FOR, YPHILADELPIiIAt iPR0yI-S
DENCE, BOSTON, AND ALI NEW, ENGLAND
TWICE A WEEK.-Until further notice the steam
ers Of this line will leave Philadelphia every TUES
DAY and SATURDAY, and Fichm ond every TUES
DAY and FRIDAY, connecting at Providence with
Boston and Providence railroad for Bostonf and Dy
our Fall River line for the same city cia Cape Coo.
landing at Old Colony depot and aySidng tsaIsfsf.
=. = 2425 Dock street. Richmond.
,.-F ~, WILLIAM p. CLYDE u Coz Agents,
No. IL South Wharyes, Fhiladeiphia.
i. I.. sCtiiTsi.I II. o. CT MIME, agent
!: ap17 No. 90 Dsyonshirs street, Boston:
FOR BALrtM TIN. R a.. v =, z,!,l
.: p POWHATAN'ST EANBOATLT Line
s. IT -. 1I7 n - IN pOe 30 tpi | ,gsElafFIt
tr. ~ +: .:s THROUGH FRElGHT. ~
NO TRANSFER BETWEEN RICHMOND AMI
- 3. I.stat. 500 q: BALTlMORE. S:l;1J i1ai,sg
a.Tf.. =: NO. DocKhGE CHARGED.l:.a.
The new ard fast iron steamers SHihLEi ana
MISSIONER, OF this hne, leave their new pier me
Dock, foot Of Twenty-second street. every LUEs.
.DAYand THURSDAY MORNING 1t a O'Clock, ana
SATURDAY AFTERNOON at a O'Clock, for Baitis
more making close connections at Locust Point with
baltimore and Ohio railroad for all points Mess ana
northwest also, with Northern Central railroad for
northern cities and Canada I.,.s.sG i't: ~.
. Through bills signed 10 Baltimore andau pona
west aud rates guaranteed rs low rs By any other
line. Apply to l.. u, TAIUM. agent;
Offices fwcnty-second and Dock streets and q no.
eos Main street. ~ l.-...i z. .0c .!
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.


Enss lRnU. .....-'.sr
LONDON, April 24.--In the House of Com
mons to-day Mr.. Fawcett asked Mr. Disraeli
to facilitate the discussion Of his motion for
an address to the Queen praying for her
nor1-assumption Of the title of Empress OF
India before proclamation was issued giving
it effect. Disraeli declined; whereupon Mr.,
Fawcett gave notice OF motion more strin-
gently challenging the conduct OF the Gov
eminent, amounting to vote OF censure.
Spain. .-,.
SAN SEBASTIAN, April 24-After another
stormy debate the Junta OF Gnipuzcoa to-
day elected five delegates to proceed to
Madrid to confer with the Government.
The Junta Instructed these delegates to de
cline any compromise lettering the future
action Of Guipuzcoa, to oppose the con-
scription, to consent to moderate taxation
in aid Of the national treasury, and to with
draw from the conference il the Govern
ment attempts any modification OF the
Fueros. m.s-
West Indies. ,,.r.. o
SERIOUS RIOT IN THE BARBADOS.
LONDON, April PA telegram dated
April 22d, from the Barbados Defence AS
ISOLATION in Barbados to the West India
Committee, says that riots have occurred
throughout the island. Plantations and
houses have been sacked, animals destroyed,
and an enormous destruction OF property
has taken place. Over forty rioters have
been shot. Troops are actively employed.
The city OF Bridgetown is threatened by
the rioters: Business is suspended, and
families are seeking the shipping for safety.
The rioters say they have the Governors
sanction for their action. The imne diate
recall OF the Governor, John Pope Hen
messy, is requisite to save the colony.
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0CtANToN INSIDE LINE. nstlaN
NEW FAST FREIGHT ROUTE BETWEEN
RICHMOND AND PHlLADEbFdlA.

~ TRI.WEEKLY, LL,Ls
:. On and after OCTOBER 1sT the splendid IRON
steamers of this line win leave Riehmona EeEo-
lays. THURSDAYS, and SATURDAY.. from
Powhatan Steamboat Lines pier, at corner OF Twen-
ty-second and Dock streets making cose t,
Phjadefphia, Wilmington and BALTIMORE Railroad
Company for Philadelphia. =.
=, - SPRCIALADvANTAGRS: -
,,srance free OF cost No dockage charged Mt Rich.
mond. Rates as low any other line TINS Is tns
qI.ihta oySered by this ine should be marked
wilmington and baltimore depot, philsaeiphia
Freighu received daily IN and Rich
mond. :s..s: Z fsE7ar q 2 s..issss 3st.t
For further information apply to-
Il tgs4 = z.ts.ft 3 ~ Il. b. TATUM, Agent,
Offices Twenty-second and Dock streets
and No. 903 Main street; or TO
u.s.. WILSON, General Freight Agent,
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baitmore kAiiroods
Philadelphia. a 80 &. - 49, u " z
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CPEHALt NOTICE DIS. JORDAN q
f6DAVIESoN, principals and spprfeters q sne
Grand Museum OF Anatomy. sgf 49,. IA.
rrfyafa once and residence, 62H E19ert stIes.
Fh,iassclphin Ofaec hours fsora 10 ID. NJ taA y.
NJ. and frcul b I'll B FIJI " ~,
q Sundays TN 2 r, NJ only. ar zz-AHT
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JAMES RIVER sTEAMBoATis iSMa
e. Irs5,9 s-s-$ COMPANY, t;,iis

u - u
e. fs,4 4E,s COMPANY. ' "a.
~ WINTER SCHEDULE iii,i';
FOR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, BALTIMORE,
PHILADELPHIA, AND NEW YORK
REGULAR LANDiEGs On JAMES RIVER.
ON and after TUESDAY, October ds s ,,Y this
Company,s fast and elegant steamer JOHN sxL,,
VESTER, Captain j. 4 POST, carrying United
States mail WIN leave her wharf Rockets TOT ABOVE.
named points TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and
SATURDAYS 1t $50 A. NJ
Passengers make sure connections Witn bay I I
at Norfolk for Baltimore, Phiadelphia, ana new
FARE TO NORFOLK oNLY......e200
Z FARE no NORFOLK AND RE
Fare to Baltimore. ..s......, 9 w
Fare to Philadelphia. ,..........., y ~
Fare to New York;. 1890. ~. W
Tickets for sale on steamers, al darDer q COT
Ticket Agency, Main street. and Exchange Hotel snd
baggage checked through Freight received aaiy ZOE
Boston, Norfolk, and Portsmouth, ano regular iano.
ings on James river, from A. II 70 9 T. B., ~
Reasonable rates. ,,...L..,ssg
Freight for way:aldings must be prepaid; as,,
n l.. Il TATUM, General Agent.
once Company's wharf, Rockets; branch omos
at w. D. Blair & Co.'s, No. eos Main street.
90 ..@ s.s - $3.50 49,
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TOR PHILADELPHIA, PRO- xEFH
II VTDE,NCE. AND BOSTON. AND $1,000
HEI,L NEW ENGLAND STATES-Steamer FA-
MIA Captain HOWE, will receive freight Tor the
O'Clock. q IS =, III ~, Il
Passage to Philadelphia including meals state.
room, 50. + 2 W. p. PORTER, Agent
'ap 24-2t No. 242S Dock street.
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CHICAGO, April 24.-The City National
Bank, with cash capital Of s25O,OOO, closed
its doors to-day. The cashier states that the
liabilities, exclusive Of capital stock, are
$500, 00O-mostly deposits. The nominal
surplus is over 800, 900. No other cityibank
is seriously affected by the failure. -
, 1876-03-15
REAL ESTATE.
Tho following tnstrutnsnts were Med for record
Tuesday, March II:

The following tnssrum.n.s wcre Med for rscora
Tuesday, March II:
CITY pRorEnTr:
usi Il, Wsth bniid,nas. nj I'D asst, Msrs j. lwill'am
j: a1veii e MarJ E rerto!a $1,000
t Vie o.hsr rroerty. date,l March o....... 10000
wc.s Jseksont u t At. M h v II Wood Il, n i, 3oz
Us t. atca Ma .Ff So md III iun.o s e3
ar and 1 4as cl.yion ii, anu sva South sfayst, ~,
dated March 7......' ...'..;:.......:'...:..::,. t1n
'eet:epf sn t H. =. .ted poe sss H. A3ss"
MiIssufcc 81 ~, s73 II 1t Wood d, aw /. 2ix
100 e, with ou,er properly, dated March T.: 1000
1osH II, dated Feb. aa tNe1sen Thomasaont to - ~,
wsss3 f. + i! IL 4 Il Wesisin s7s ;iiii' Nv
,.as Il I'LL T. 10 f. q M
r with impIovsments, dated Eeb. 2d..;..: l,efo
2s.loo IT, dated March 1l....... ........... 1900
Nonh wells + Is II n Of Elm st,v I, 9sxio9fs =,
v,a.snnss 5t,s @,.sa .s Il Il Ts..t,s:bS Il VI
lBY 1l0o IT, dassd March 14................. l,1bo
Lot On 1t between ThEoop It aud Centre ~,
sn sasaS % M.,,s Or Sixteenth ~ 2aal2'S It.
Futon * Il tlo Il Of XaeeF ii, ii. ii:ia7jX ''
raon II a.:s T. "; cor 70 o y;ser sn 81 .io1is ~
II, dated Feb. s,oo0
EonTn or crTx LIMITS, w11n1A nAD1u8 or MILES
or COURTHOUSE.
aso1iss Il, a.ted March .s s,ooe
Aldine \ 2oo 4 Of waubun ". : I, 7s1ieafs, -,
North osss i II Di1siso; AZ. /: 6al:siiit,
soI dated 81 MsFs s4Y J;,.s NJ
OF coUnI-HousE.
1ndlsns 1Isa Y "a Ssi 4 n.[.b ?, So5seeond vae
Lot on 9tEeet between BtowAft and
School st, and nosr Forty-elshth 81, VT 2bz ~,
12S astea ~ sats Hti3:s;:s;s D. e ;sS.
Gordon a nj d cur ot William Il, II. iixii25Y ''
, 1876-03-15


HOa pROpUCTS-Tero moro aotiva In thn spcculA-
i've way, but worry tlo wta ono for shipment beyond
about three lots of pork. Tho carly feeling
strong, In zynpathy with q reported advance in tho
ps1co OF hogs. Tho markDt weakened towarls noon,
and recovered ton- Afterwards when 1t found TINT
thero WIS no eerloas disturbance In The prices Of
produce IN New York.
hfEss ronK-Nas fairly uctiso, for tho season, and
decltned 12k@1so per br but recovered alorwsrda to
within % of Mondays cloaings salea reported
Of $40 bra caah {hoayy) at s7225; 1900 brla seller
April ut $22lo922a5; eoo sls sallar Msy At Sa225@
21.A7k: md A.75o bEls seller Juno 1t $21.6o@2 22Go
Total, 1p,bo0 br1a Tho market closed Arm at $22lb
cash or seller March $27154s2 10 scer April; s2235
@72.3zK asilcr May and soa67H@14eo juno.
Prime mess pork was quiet It $2o,oo- Extra prime
quoted A. sl8ls0.
LAnp-Was moro ective and rather weak, declining
Toe per 100 Ms from The latest pcoa Of Monday but
rallied Afterwards. recovering neary tho whole Of tho
drop. II was rumored early that Lyospool waa Cd
ror cvt hiaher, hut tho public dispatchea did not
mention It. Bales Wero reported Of $50 tcs caah at
313t9H; 80 tcs aellcr Aprilst 1885; 1850
tcs seller May 1t S13&na1ah2: SUI TOO tcH seiicr
June Mt 81. 3.coGs1572H. Totsl, l7,7bo tca Tho
tet closed rnl u 3o ossL or secr March; $l33H
@la:so seller April; 3ls,A59la47N asllor Nay; and
$l3,65 salltF June.
MrArs-Wezo dnn and a Shade eauter, but with no
od t,ncaztafn ~ 10 tho oxtent to which tho market
would 10 Affected By tho Eastern problem. md local
operators lid not To tAko hold but sa3tara did not
prcsu their property Bses wtfe u.nitca TO lOO0 0O0
la short ritz seller May, at S1310 per 100 lhe and
%, co1 lie long cears at like Tho following was the
, 1876-03-15

Long and short cleafs quoted a l2o CASH. and
'f2tfo seller April, boxed: greetl hsms 124tal24c; !;
picked do laH@L3o; Ournborjaado iAc, cali
asller ,1arell loagout hams, laAtslaxc, boxed
tscon hams, 13xlSl&4c.
t1REAsE-Has QuIes at 7G59c. -.
DEEF puoTs-Wcre stcAdy and quiet At 3io,7s
al1 ~ for meas, sl1.75s14 14U0 for e1tra mess, and
32lOo9a7t.00 for hatnB. Halo noted al 700 brls
extra Eogs vt $1t.76.
TALtow--Was quoted at s5s8axc
, 1876-03-15
COMMERCIAL.

TIN following weru the receipts aud shipments Of
thb leading articles Of produce In this city during tho
twenty-four hours ending 1t oalook On Tuesday
morning:
, 1876-03-15

Flint and 6ocQud cisars SO co9,.,,
Thtsd c!aars iach. h...........,....... 31.0Rs1500
Thtru clear, thick. 36.p1Ga3900
Coar flooring, hrzt snd Second, rough So 0kf52O0
Ciosr s!ting nEst Anl seconI 1H.00e9...,
Frst common sid!nR.. :......,,.......1 .1d.0NS.,..
Flooring, hr.t common. dft.eed. ........ 3aukasnoo
Flooring. second conMous dressed. ... 23.D0ya23.00
Boz bosF1s, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 50, 5,bQGa..u.
:tock tosss ID I'D ii ln....,.... SSSss;oo
q stock ...,.s......,...... 39.DutA45U0
atook boArds.. l6.oue3l0Ao
:ienciIB. ..,..4S13.O0
uonnoul Msuhat u Il aud u,doe. l1,O0(gl4D0
JUst4 AMI soantllng, 70 10 II ft.....,.. l4ON3t6N
lath ....+..,.....u...,...., 1,15G3 200
hhtnglcs.. ......................,. 3,65l3 100
METALS AND MAhDWARR--rrads u stiii slscc.
owing 1nlonbtaiIy 10 tho wsetels4d condition ef
tho country road4. Prices unchanged. TIN p4ATx
10 11xl4, $3.50: 10, TX. l011t, 4l4Oo; roouug,
l411. TO- sou. p1o TIs-IAEgs, no; sasll, Y6a
l,ss, 30, soLDka--Ho. J, A1s: Nd. 2, lsc, LxAu-
11x, 7ko;. tar, sHo; leaa Pipe, oc. corzKa-
Dottoms, so: ahr.thlng copper, nsc. 'tMxxr Ztao
Full caAts, JIG; slatS. BAo; silxEr 1uon-No. ~,
slaluel. l1o American Ia&da a, 14o; u, lle: al.
vsnaza leap, Nc. a. lta: 4seosat 70 per cx1t Wins
-Nos. 10 o %: ., 10 .. l9o; 10 10 II, lie; IL,
IN: u and IL. lao; l6 aud IL, tao; IT. l5a; H. 100
IL, 1907 70. e0c; full bundles, PCT cont dIac1upt;
feueo wlrs, nAu; do, snlau lot., 66c.
RAlta-A1e In moderate rAlus4t ss $3.87x.
oiLa -. ~sFa oEloFsd spAriny'y. ptiesa remain
g.ees s1ss lsN9l.e; d llllaosa legal tas iso Do.
gtsM. 1aHe9laG; SNOW W.ato, 1s0 tast, 17No: do
hsatl4aht. lfo degrees lSo; cxtEk winter 'lard oil,
9lloal.i1; No. !. v75eae; NJ. 2. 1sd8b0 'liuseoJ
rswi Go boiled, &c; wla!e wtntef hlsxehed jassc
sperm, s2s2aai usa4soot au, strictly pute, fllad
, 1876-03-15


-wlntar, No. i, 1as; Ho. ? - n,
SPRING No. 1.9s TOD; No. 2, IA 1cd, whlso No i, ID;
No. :, b 1ol; club, No. J, los 81; No. J. los n
coru-Ncw, Ca odGsaos DA: old. 1os.
rnov1s1oNs-posk. ata. Lard. 6oa-
Ii1ERrooL, March ai-tp ,tn.-WHeat-whiis xa
!. 10s 7d No. ?, "a lid; club. No. !, 10s Sd; Nnr
los ii.
L1vrRpoo1, March 14-rAtest-corroz-Hsr
ing 7-l63G.td; ,kaIs. l60o0 tAlcs, Including am
for speculation and export, and 0,ao0 American,
DnEApsrurTa-Ftrm. Whoat-Hcccipss, 81, 900 NJ,
including 27 900 ora American; California white vb..t
average % 1tda1os alt do club, 10s gdalos 81: M
Western spring. MOI. 2 to i, u 10d@os 1Od; do win
tcr. os 8d@los. F1our-wes.ern canal, 22s@3s
Coru-Woalarn mixed, now, 2as gd{a26s ID; old, ~
Oa1s-Amcstcan, 9sass Cd. Datley-Amoficau. 81 "a
peas-<,apaliau, s8s 6ti.
FnoErsfoHa-psmc ncss rerk, 81s. Primo rsn
hecf, 0ls@ofs Gti. Iard--hmer,can. Goa 6d. Daeou,
Long clear, e's ol ; short clear, b6a Gi.
TaLLow-Fino 42s 81.
PErnoLxuM-1scanod, 1,s@1la Cd; splritp, "a eaa
pa 81.
JiNaxED Osr-2fs
REszs-oommon, IA gl@ss: rac do, 1e<i.
HrIa1rs TuhrEKTIsE--21a 0Aga25s.
LONDON March 1t.-TnE 1lAKk or EHnLANp--Tha
amount Of bullion gonc Into Dank Of Englsnd on b.i,
ance to-tlay !s .c730o0.
coAsolB-Aoney. o. Bi1o: account, M Zip.
uN1rEn 8rArEs DoHps-t5s, 1o5.;; 'G7a, 1922,
loads, 1ost; ncw sr, 1os,f Now York Central. III:
Erie. 1877; prcfcrred, 31k.
TALLow-i7Hs.
TDint1s TuarEa7IE-2ksN N1.
9rocAs-Thts morning tho stock market OPENED
quietly and dull Throc additional but unInportaui
failures lavo bsen announced.
Tho Ftrancttr says: On tlc Stock Exchange to,d,,
there WAS not cl buftucaa attention being AroAl,
occupied with the arrangement Of tho Account ii
preparation Tor Wcdncsday# oetlcmont This aottts.
mos haa been !ookea forward to will good deal d
~ a.
, 1876-03-15

2s ,2s e e.; :': ss; e. a. g. a. ns ~
ana o'a na!ani, . 49,. asa; natural, 10 deg soa:
fooff .nf rv = asH ?!ass ,,,,.,
sssa's ssssss M; - s;sy ;;ss s;$ s,
aS; Sst i9s!'s x sxs Ike, &, ,,..r NJ
fsoo for nlme noi,s Ill ss saa ssto fos Ms,sme.h
Timothy oas hctiEe In ton+oqneneo Of l,rnltod
e: as: .s f:s 2s @ !. I'D s;, issg s
brought s2'4o, Flsk was IN dcta.nA 1t sl17E@t.sd.
Hungarian soid ht Soc and nillat At 6tr.
BAhT-Was tn moderate tsomard and steady: Qa-
ondaga and Saginaw. hne. sl.3s: do *4t; ordinary
coarse ti!o as'5y E't'oa e:as s2's da!r, With
To1xcCo@Yhe tob.seo n market .prsssnta ma I'm:
portant new failures Trade Itnais lnfl both IA 'oat
nn n rs .sss on ''o prices
e';s; ", Il: sgss; s,s. :. e.,a m
IxupNnsurat lsa'. sofs nresaed eoiea to eztrn 7ss
500; DO neti,pn h4aaac; standard :b.ok. good
trs. 4ss52a; com!nml s1ss baex, t3AEs; s,Aot!ns-
TE4a-Thc.s w.s rathnt mora demand for t. sses.
md aao grades were s'a afmy; Me 9nss aus.
6N9oso; ehoce, 101so; aieiaos aasoso fancy. slid
e III medium t4se; Rao 10. Flu as, IS
Ancat, t8}6o choice, 63gso; cholcoat 10es7aa. JA-
rAHs-comn,uu, n837o; good common, 1GtA3ao ; mo-
lutn, 5Oqe4so; good nediun, 46a3Oe; fne, hoa5So
hnrlt, soa6oo choice. 6oaoso: chotecst 759soc. Go
1oNas-common. a2aI'e; good con.mon. Xsases; 3ss;
Joe snes. ssesso; chooc, eoaeae; choicest 7staae.
WODD-No Improvement 10 tho demand xsa notfeo-
hbl1 and prices cxy u $3.50 for maple, $3.50 for
beach, ana %. 90 for alaba, dottverad.
WOOI-Was selling In snAu lois ut unchanged
prices. The stacks moderate, and fairly aasortcd
t1tn t,14t&
not appoar To be anamentiug md it IL calculated thht
1no-t oi will be marketed boforn tbs time for rp-
noval. QuotAdons: Tuh,waAaod. prime, 82tas3n; 90.
tt.ioncl 4o@42a; wusnttl, coarse md ,ancdium do,
s39 i5c; unwashed. Gne oavy To light, 2sa2so; DO,
, 1876-03-15

NEW Yonx. March 14.-whilo tbs excitement In fo
gard to tho failuro Of tho Dank Of tbs Bate Of Nsv
York VAS at its height tho Importers md Tralpsb'
Bank called In ttair loans to brokers. Th!s causct
St1ngcney In mouey and call loana advanced 10 LII
per diem and Interest," but eosed at gold bid. Thcra
SONG hnsd talk about inalscrsminntof not necl-
hsa haste In oeusudug their money without notice In
auch hcavy a1na1, sd reelection waa cant upon Mr.
Russell HAga, who Ia Yice-presttcnt Of tho bank mud
Ii Aetive Wall street spccula!or.
Gold Advanced from max 10 1l5, but afterwards do
ened TO 1tlA closing 1t ths lowest point Of tho day.
Governments were lover n tho close, In sympathy
With gold.
1IAiiroad bonds were dull,
8tatu aocuriticn vera quiet.
Tho stock market openol arm, md the leading feA~
turs wAa sdvnnco OF iu Iaclho Mall, that stock
rising to 229 st. lnul common advanced to 45. pre-
farred to a>, Eo to 22t, Union PaciRo 10 83H, aud
Michigan Central to G4ts.
After tho bank fai!urehcro = general scare, o.
many hsohers kopt accouuts In tho suspended instit-
hon. and immediately thero via pressure to sel,
PAUL preferred declined 10 ~ ootuoa 10 AK, North
4 sssxea @ oss e 1' III Il , He9 se we.sS
eastFy s. ri prstsfssd r.as to ~ eosn H%a 70
< % I'LL eslsa fssss e ss =
tenp Eas fsl! 81 from ~. 70 lyH. iaie Rhore from
83 to 63t, st. PAul common fron Ask 10 {9x Oltps
from 2oH 70 10. Pscito As.l from 2lK VI 8H, md
Western Union from odk 70 es4. un!ou paciha u.
vanoed to 81. 1ta excitement attending tho fa!!uTs
much batter iflIng prevailed when ihtro va fir
ther recovery from tho morning dccllnc Ut. Paul
tprofcfkad advanced to H. common 10 4Sk, Unop
lacihe to o. Erie to mn Michigan Central 70 q;
faeina Mail to ~, weateta Uniea TO e7h, New Yotk
.Isoek ls!auu to lloH, Northwestern common to AJ
md tho preferred 10 t4k.
Transactions aggregated $50 900 shAsss, ot which
% 0o0 were Ekcihc MAls Vi, ,Gu1 WosttEu Unlou v,0Uu
Northwestern, 9oo uosk Island, $4,000 St. fAuis, W.
200 Ea, 10l 200 lAio Shore, 10 000 Ohios 600 uuio
eacihc, snd 1.0U Michigan Cenital.
Mouey ~, ~ gold. LILO Rad interest: cloaad !
'Eok&. Prime meft1ntlte paper, sE0sk.
Customs roceirts. $sS3 6ol,
Tha Asstssant Tseasuser atsbusssl $4,000.
Produce exports. II, ,bs5, ,tul,
CkArinEs, 80 OK, ,GJv.
EtetLpV GuIsi at ihh u4B9I
, 1876-03-15
TELECRAPHIc MARKET. REPORTS
FOREIGN MARKETS.

FOREIGN MARKETS.
2sssist DuD<taA - EAs uAdaa4a N.S4aas.
11SzaFoot, March I'LL +. n.-Kk0vn-No,
sal No. = ~