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, 1876-01-29

70 sstfA. ''''<''''' - '~@'@''@'''
EAST LIBERTY,
tneetaf Df.nu'eA 10 1ns c1,taso 1t4a.s..
Fast LIBERTY. Ia, JAt1. .28.-CATILE-Iaeccirts for
through md iss Cara 1t ysTs stooi, .ssnst head
extremely dull; market cioslng quics and tsms. with
good many unsold; very .few extra offered, and all
% i1ss pfSnn' soe sssa It o
xool: 10 i llo5. Ssov5sa5: medium and soa,1non
GRADES $3.75@47o: k'ociers. s3 3oNa37s; bulls t1oo
Last week.
Hous-Reccipta IT, IN hcad sgainst 1855 tho week
aud prices M about 60c s!uce laas week; trade
moderately active tt-ny. and offerings nearly all di-
essa Il II ss.sf ss !: ae ,ss oss.1e
aaE.Eisoe!pts. iS$go lo.d, saa.u.t 1a.ooo tle
'ss ftst Is 4; ;sfs ;ss S' y sa
soa ss ss s /! 1sss 50 5:; 's .s4s~.s T. s . con-
NEW YORK.
NRw FonK. Jan. .2s.-IsEkvKs-necotpta 1850, mak-
sS qy v oasas. Eng os s i meaan s
sentra!ly ranging roar e good dsm.nu yerJ noder:
fow ordinary 70 good Texans, fsooG8 0.00 rough
nasira oxen. tsE09.01: common to primo native
stser., s9?s9l21s; no esra o. fancy steers shown.
sganH, fu ii tho aas tne lit week; r4cea about
tha sAtno il yesterday with weak feeltuR and slow
s1 .nd ons earslo.a x Il st7s .s e1steo tsp ranss
wss {2ss7.o with Ito bulk of transactions ii t,5
Ad.Ls. ..
sw1aE-Reeeipts ss9,. mating l2.eoo f1s sotr days.
AganR H'o 1t the tima lat weak; none sAs
allrs; good We2tefu coEp.tea wanted at
EAST Liberty.
1fpsffaf Htsnnsfh to The FhIt1ao Tribune.
ALnAHr, n. y, JAn. 1s..-NEkvEs-hereipts, 40
cara, los sta than last wsot, and nearly 1 naiivcs
thers Is no improvement IN vauss, in the dnnAnd
Which IL ktill aonned t the auppy Of country wAats
and local butchers; rain checks business today.
HHxkpnecepts, 10 cars, Is In hxoesa Of Last week;
but lew IaiatN received; sheop are dull Ut ~ on
while lambs steady searcp, aud wgnted; detaaHd
for sheep general but Yesy light for tho shnep
$l.7Ss6.ao; iamtM u. d.s0(Sa0v.
1T. LOUIS -..
Sr+ LOU1R Jan, q, 3,-Ilnnx-Fafs demand; YurkerH,
t6.bua7,G0: packers nominal account OF vesy warm
weather.
CArrLr-Steady, with \ fatz demand: good 10 primo
nat!ys steaEA, 4t.set3oM; fair. $4.25Bs.bo: bunJ
seas, sJ.2,es4.16: choica native cows t,.7a6asoO;
fair to Roou s.7t9Jto; native stoekess, s1eu 4.o
teoders, $A.2oAi.5u.
DUFFALO.
DurFALo. Jan. 7a.-uArTLE-Roceipsg, fi8; total
for tho week, f01j no market to-day freah arrivals
through consIXulluDls. .-.
Bmxnr AND LAMBS --Nacelpts. 5000; total for tbs
week, Erelo; 10 market to-dsy. -.--...
foos-HeceiptA. 3.701; total for ths week. 10 700
market dull and slow; Yorker, f1.t5a7Goi heavy
holiday, s7.cots7:1o.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 2a.-1fons-Act!re and Eym for
lRat dull for heavy common 10 good light }7.0ls
$i.assS 40; ttcept1, 9.Edu thipsatnts, 1,o3s,
, 1876-01-29


HOGY-Desplte tho fact That the westher wal 10
warm to ronder packing oporationh somewhat hsz-
arlous there was an urgent demand from thu pack
Ing interest. and another 59lo, WAS added 10
prices the market moyiug up TO s.s591oo for com.
evincG. mitch inclination 10 inve4t 1t tho extreme
prices ruling, anl Scarcely than 1850 head
talen Esstaru account, but tho advances In rr1ceH
equal 10 that established in packing grades. and
W. noe salea Of light 1t And Of e1tra mil
adelpha ~ t76o97.7o: Gongsr ISos. ao'd 90 heal,
celpt4 was excellent and Uniform and the bulk OF tlo
trIdIn8 was accomplished al $'.ssd3790 At tho close
the market gaya Egul Of weakness, md como ure-
dlcted lover rricea ior Saturday.
, 1876-01-29
THE PRODUCE MARKETS,
EEW YORK.

Ina
ssw Yons jan. as~aa.,s~whs.t~s.stet a Sssi Quiet;
slightly IN huycra' favor; snntl salos Of ungraled
spring At *l.osel.1u; Tie following quotation. vsre
=, na<, s &c e'. ~ LOT 5e'ceseu sp,ua
xi'oas1'lo Tor unRsaicd spring; $loa9l.o8 for No.
,or aS oese ,na X. No. &c ~; y:
M s1vs"Ias, a. az aa@, N W. @a ;n. ,a aes
1.sa for winter red Western ,l2lel47 Tor amber do;
and sl3e@1.55 for wAlto weatern. Rye dull and nom-
ss Tor 9,ts fos sa md
Corn about steady; moderato export and home-trado
eaxn for cra,c Inv n,.cd. a.. ~ ,x.sa
sxo for sded y.ow .nd M soes fos upasaod
bu at 4sa4so for mixed Western and gtats md 4so
~ for wal.s ws,.s,n ..a,:,,,. .na State. ,
q!as urn ~ ~ 4la'se iof dona
e!eas Lard teady saloa OF 2oo tea II II as-1SSl2hc
wn1.1s~s.rtet s dun: 60 br,. .o,a betot. ch.ur,
atsl.n; on 'Cl.ngo hcd at sl1lx: buyers It 81 10:
Observation-Disclosures continues hsavy; mod.
crate demsnd fair to good refining quoted at 7,its
GeIsera.te ss G auiet; nos,y; mo quoted Il liza
19Ao IN gold Aaracaabo, 1e9a9ho IN gold.
NEw YonE. Jan. 2a,-corzos-weat and irregular;
latala s1eo: futurea closed uu;et. January i3,.o:
Fsetn.rv laso: March. is t-lsala 1lsao; April, Is
ny Il 3 itNo s,,a:, 'aos' y sGios
Nst rseelra Of no season :. al United atstna poru
y :. 0alss ass yeas ssssp Or ~ ssIson ven
and on =, sniRb9.rd not yst cleared It al unoa STATE.
t'est :. I eft.s,
d;sss 1.'s i: n e +, .av,' ~.
Iery tnoIstsN e1nort md hone-trade nqnsry: No. y
, 1876-01-29

Loug aud short clears quoted At t6Nc ca1h, and
l0Hc scller February. boxed; green hsma, ioAl6.e;
es, % lio ieH
boxed bacon hams, I3A 913c-
GHkABE-WRs uutet II 7Gs1c.
DEEF pRODUcTa-Wefe steady and QUILT at 80 50
asloo0 for mesa, eso. 00 for e1tfA tns1a, and
{2l .6Oda 29.Uo for hA1n1.
TAtLow-Wa1 quoted 1t eI99yc
, 1876-01-29
OCEAN NAVIGATION,
STAR BAIL LINE.

bIAK BALL LINE,
UNITED STATEB h BRAZIL MAIL BTEAMSHIpg,
Sailing regularly evary montn from Wasaon's Wharf,
brooklyn. N. Y.
For prlu, pornambnco, Dahs, md o 1snerto calling
at 1T, Iolln8. roftu ftico.
NELLIE MARTIN. a.o0o..to Thursday. Feb. 8, 1t
n. m. ...
JOHN DIlAh1Ar.t,, $500 tons. Wednesday. March g.
j. b. WALKER, 2703 tons, ssturdty, ArrilA II
These steamers perfectly now, With s the latesa
improvements, having ntatclass passenger Aecommo-
daftons.
For freight and p1ssags At reduced 1ltcs, apply u
J. u. TUCKER CO., Agents,
"a rneHt,, New YORK;
, 1876-01-29

Chamber at Commerce. ...s..+... " ~
Chicago ttat-Lsht snd Coke Company. LIN
0hicaKo h Northwestern gold bonds. ea4 w
h1pokitioo htocx,..s ~
tl1tsT. 49,.
INV Tonx, Jan. 2s-(ol,l cTcntd 1nd closed ~
t13 with ealea 10 tho interim 81 13t. Carrying rates
3so &.
Governments arm and In eood demand.
Hsiiroat bonds were active And ttrong, Ghlcs9o 4
Northwestern consolidated pain advanced to loa do
coupon gold being hrm st poA@eoX. Union rzcias
fs1ts advanced to l0J Mch!9an csntraf u h 1GaS,
md Esio rssx to loa. Milwaukee 81. Paul told 1t
2o1 fos 1aCsoeas pivtsio, 81 for II. D. Division,
a1,d 100 for it. ContsA pacific sold 1t 10sA. Co
urutns, Chicago JnlianA uentraf drsas wtES arm II
Btf;Ghs7, seconds selling at II.
AIAts securities wrto steady.
with Wsstorn shsres ones mare promlnent. The Nd
vanee RANGED frsn A{ to lK, Northwestern common
10 ~, preferred, tn 644, ". Pail common 70 an,
preferred 10 IT, nhios to 24H. lock 1asanI 10 lux,
Union Pacific to TN, Hannibal b Bt. Joo common 70
22t, preferred 10 XIX. Wesarn Union 10 774s Column
l,ua, Chicago L Indiana Central 70 ~, and vs.
baah 10 81. Thnrr Fvaclon shortly before The
close rtaliatfona md rrieee declined Il to from
the highest point Of Ihe day. ths market closing lteay
Transactions aggregated 3l2oUo thares, OF which
3.,0o0 Pacific aia 1000 Western Uuton, ~ ooo
Northwestern common, Fs0o preferred. II 900 loca
1s!anl 10 0oo g. rsul common. 100 psserrett lloo
Kris. o.0oo j.ska Shore, and 9l.o>0 Dhlos.
Neney, 427. Prime mercantile paper, EHR7.
Cuatoms receipts, $2l0, 90. -
The AaAlssAnt Treasurer dfthutso1l, 4M2, ,Qod
Dry goods tmroItoi. 81, ,s03. .os0,
oltannEs, " eog9; ,o,,
, 1876-01-29
COMMERCIAL

Tho following were tho receipts and shipments Of
tho leading articles Of produce in this city during tho
twsnty.four hours ending ut O'Clock on Friday
morning and for the corresponding date enc yoar ago:
, 1876-01-29
only nIRFCT ITNE 70 FRANCR,

Tho tioaerA1 Ysantatantlo Conpauys Mall Etaam,r
splendid vossea 4hls tavots foato Tor the Continent
Flaf No. ~ hoztn HEer. ~ scllosss .,-.,
1aueT.t .oAtHuA1 tep
TRinE % 81 fAsBa6E IN d6LD iaeladinix wins,s
First cabin, $40 and xeo according u acFo.nod4tIoni
sesand ssbtn s H. shif ~ itstan asksta :. reduced
clualuK a necsisacs without s1tsA B.saineFa
marked thug do not carry ttaeraEs i,AsssnQ1s7-
LOUIS pEUfljlAN, Akbpt. t4 UfcAdMay, NJ.
, 1876-01-29
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Demand for Loans Light, but Discount
Lines Well Filled.
Now York Exchange Wcnk---Thc
Clcnrings $3,5OO,OOO.
Provisions Active and Firm-Braadstnffs
Observation-Disclosures
Dull.

Observation-Disclosures
Dull.
FINANCIAL.
Tns utuauon Il, financial circlos remains ono Of
grrat rnonosony. The demand fot acconmodatlona
II Tbs hAnRs does not vary from day to day In anS
noteworthy foasurea. Discount lines hlgh corn.
rsrntlvey, since deposits low. There II some
speculative demand fsotn Dosrsl nf Trade operators,
very ltle 10 carry stuff and hs rscktr1 hsvs not
ased Tbs amount Of funds which was expected n Tho
beginning Ut ths soason Collections In ths country
much complained Of, and the da6cisncy In them IL
The u good deal Of mercantile and mannfsc-
turing narrowing. Ths loan market ts sufficiently
supplied With fuuis 10 gtso ali tho accommodations
needed By 4ha regular customers Of tho banks, but
thcse Ia no surplus Of 1oanRhle resources.
Tho rates of dsconnt Il the banks sal0 Ter cent
10 regular c1Ftomrrs.
On tho street, business Ia 1uf and the demand for
good negotiable paper Ii ahead Of the supply. Hates
1rd ea1s PCT cent.
New York exchanges wss nold between ltank At 500
discount for $1,000.
Currency llaa bsen ordsrol from Now Xiax - local
tanta.
Tha ciearfu9s wera &, ,s0o,o0o.
THE nAaEaUcT Law.
Tbs retitinn now In circulation in this city Tor
aho rsieal Of ths bankrupt law Ia ntmrd NJ
.1"' ,,.,H ' .,.'' S's ~ I .h.n,a,.a,. 49,.
1850. =, .I,.,a,s ,,s..,,,s
.s.,',.n. - 49, .,,a.,.,.s
~, g.1s... ..,s -. ."a.s..
I!a9,.." aa" ~. ta' .,s $3.50.
permitted uuter the old common law. II las como 10
=" ussu - nu".a ~ s1" sn -. .a..s.t
"'H ""fieso :. - ,,s - ,,, ~. -. -
s"'nulns' HMn sseFsua' alRa' ~ o!nssso ~! 70 sse
bankruplA driving thalf owl, carriages and living with
ns much style and comfort "a they had nat hy per-
Jury escaped raysnR lhe!r debts. atsn got r!eh
49, ,.t,a,lr, !. a,-,,,t. 1,r,St, ant,,on h,,
krcome no tolerant Of this wrong That
5oue BANKRUPT will ask for ctcjts will,
=, ,c,, ns,urancc os If IN ,l ,,,,1 III. IN
~, ,,.. -. ,,.s., t,r,.,'.., .",s.., t,n. 4, .,,o-
1nt'. Meu 10 'fouea pahktup'eJ sesetHi 'ea al e'o
ctsslon without tg shcir soein Or bue'ncss satns'
Honest and legitimate business IL hurt tu nany Ways
ty thin ,at,cr.tay elevation Of bankruptcy 10 profess
~ ,,,.: .... H.. -. m 80 80 sit,..
r"a. h'ercna"ts e"ao1 tsf' VI >" les se1' os'aenus
from those to whom they hlvo sold goods When ona
, 1876-01-29

American. forr,rI.a fnorr shn. s,ds drrct h .nn.
ners, 7s,ooo.
Gn4tr-Wbest-n.c.,n,. for 4 a.1, a mn nra In.
Guiding u ooo nm Arntrir.n, c.orn,s vbI.a whom,
arn,auo. 1dn6a1nn M. IN cnh IN. c,tati, ia. rcd
Western apr1up No. to O. tJapx ID: do winter. %,
a11iot rorn.y,..t.-n ,r,,.H 49, 49, edasa..Ho
old %, st6s;o., -'
raoy,s,ous-rard bsa. nAcon-1nno c,c.r, r7a
IoNpox. Ian. 9a.-,tnvrr-Th. ,,tn - h,.eo,nt t,
open u,.,tct for ,,onth. ,ti,. /. n,<aaL ~ ~.
low ts 1,snk nj pruJand r.e hn r.ts fnr n1nnsv st
the ftocs Escb,no. for ovarn,ncnt ,ocu,tti,s /. 4
coSsots-sfonty an,i .ccpnnt. N Liz.
Aurn,o1y Hrct,n,r,r.-g9d. NJ ,ss' tns,t. s7s
'"oS 4otos, l1: new ~ los'st NO" 1osf Central
'uo t'5ies les tfie preferred, VI.
lEfhotErA-Sris!ta o. adta'os.
IAh1a' 1ah. 2A-lsen'e7, e1f Soe-
faAsS'oaF' 'ao' 2s.-ua'rAp arATra eospt-Rew
o. '~'a'
so,l1Hsan corron u.ovrre
NEw 6nLr4ra. Jsn. as.NCo,tonNnem.ni % ,,.ek:
salcs, 4,a;u b.lcs; movement ohrcfcd hv dark and
RAINY weather: quotations unc,,.npat. rcrentn. nat
1s alea: urosA ec0 bales: s1nors II ths footI,
,,c,t $50 halca coastxsa 4l2 bales: stock 3so4so
bales: weeks saes, 1870 bales: rtce,ps mt 7a7
bales Ero.s, 7.G2q bales: exports 10 thn t,ontnent
ti.o2, bales coaa.xs, 1910 bales; to 1rcas pritan
~" G,..as.,, na'es. ~. m
1uAhLLsaoN' 'Ah' *7'-eotson h'esdy; miudl!nga
- stocS' oa's16 paess teekiy net re'
se,p's' a'e. oalos: e1poFa 10 dtest nF1tAan, 7oo9
.as' 70 france. !:!1o DAes 70 iAs continent d'b
oaIo1 e"asss1so' 1,elo ooles sales ~ 800 nalea.
nAvAHa"n, 'an' 2S-coston aau and irregular:
u'too'ngs, !a9e; etocf' s.ao paca Wcckly net To-
l'.2Fa nateH gross, ia4s1 oa'es; stpof" 10 sne
!. .446 bstes.
Mob1LE, Jan. 2s.-Cotton qutet: mtddtnga I2.tc;
stock VI 882 bales; weakly net rocotrts lts9o exports
10 tho Continent, 1871: cosatwtsc 2332: sales 19100
1ALyEsroN, Jan. 2S.-Cotton qniet: midllings,
1870; tock, $50 baeB: wcetly not rcceps, S577;
Continent 2f32: u Tho Chanuo, AHA. co.stui.n d.
ISL astcs. 17.T8a.
pHltAoEl lPH!A wool MARKET.
fHfLAnELrht1, fs, JAM .-Woo!-Mot!erato de-
muuds; medium and con1bipR vantcd: Ohio. Penn.
eyly.u.a, .ud yesa vlrc,nta xx ant a,nv. iafa6no.
\ te,aa7to. n,ol,,,r, raxs,. ,,.-,. Ioo .n, NJ
, 1876-01-29
PROVISIONS,

. ... ................ PROVISIONS.
1lO0 pnoDECTR-Were moderately aetive though
largo shars Of tho bfineas in tho speculative nrt-
cles VIZ simply tho trsnacEence OF product from
month to another uoga strong carly, and after-
wAr!s eascf, but tho supply was loss and Will proba-
BIZ ruo relatively Email In future, oug tho
try roa1s soft. The shipment Of meals continues
aotivs, nearly 2o 600 lbs going out Thursday but
oer product II rather slow, and tho stock Of lard Ia
said to be the inrresse iu spits Ut small receipts Of
hogs.
AtEsa ronK-Wls moro act1Te for future, and Yery
quiet cash lns, averaging Go per br higher With
stEnag feeling tn near tue Gloss, when the market
eastd or Sales reported Of IS hr!a caah at
@ l5 s.1sh sisF 4 RseHay a. bf
at slye5alo.oo and 1,aso bra reer atay At *2 y.oa
:9iS: TSts', lcsss hr1s Thy market s!osed es.y q
seiIcr February tl9sws iSs7E seller slsTs: so.siT
@l9:ss seller April md SIC. ?ol2K sellof MAY
..s. n19s p,ms : :: ,t Pas Was quoted '''l4 and
1Anp-Was Ia yosy good demand, and about % 1er
i0o lug higher, in sympathy with hrmasss reported
Ell %: TO S5t l.. ss so 90 IT, = sses eas
February At $l2.ooal3O5: y7so tcs seller March at
aH ra 81 a. ss'sr @attsE Pf ao.sa :.
"a i5s ,:9i ::i:E 5sS.s.Iy 'ss: HsfsS
MrArs-Ws1s moderately aet,ye, and hrm. For
present dclissry thera was fair inquiry st former
e;s ene proSsby sons s.es ot ~ e1per
which wero kept private. For futnsa delivery tho
..t:s ...ass ss9s qs9s M
s e,;ss. I seass ss1 sss -
Iolte salted eash for March md iIa fot
May 100 boxes do At 70 900 be short c!eaFs at
Ie5v y. s!1sn hts Ill., -
| Es} At like; 80 boxes Wiltshire sldca Oh rnyata
terms. % Ia bacon hams At l3o; aud is boses break.
fast bacon It 13e. Ihe market closed the following
| runHe Of UsiceAs
, 1876-01-29

BiEEP-Thc mArket was too literally supplied, and
though there was very good locnf and Esstetn do
MAUD 10 meet aoers found It impossible to sustain
prIccs. Faues xero weak 1t s4.01s86.75 for common
10 e1trA. -..r
, 1876-01-29
n,fd.nter, and not few hsya Begin 10 thnf Il po<s
bic that Chicago 1et out Of ths programme fof
xhs usual change Of xeAaons this year.

dvnler, and not fav haya Begin 10 thint Il posi-.
bic that Chicago was Jeff out Of ths programme for
ths usual change Of seaaons this year.
There waa loss doing In dry goods eirc1cs than on
e day before, tho nnfavotabls weather being stApon
dbls for tho diminished uaovameu1 Co1leettons
mot altogether satisfactory, though they reported
eaalor an fortnight ago, and really ettcr than
eonld bo expected unisos The ritcunatauecA PriccA
remain deady and hrm. Thn groetry market was
dnu. with rrces Of some Of tbs toadoa articles show.
ing Ions stability than At the beginning Of The weak.
reduction Of KoIa LouitlanA and I,augoon rice Wa
The only change noted, though en1sea, sugars, and
tcss were nou1fnAlly shade lower, 1nttor waa In
modetats supply snd was htli firmly At former qno-
tations. Choesn Wal III demand At full rattt. 1nltt
movement In aIh. dried fruits aud canned goods Tsn
noted at norninaiy atesdy rTcea Carbon oil wan set.
iye Ut 4QNo adrnuce. Other Descriptions f1'led
qulsa a. previously quoted. LeAlhOr tagging, tobao-
co, and weod wete Unchanged.
Lumber was quiet and unchanged Trade would
probably bs very fair for January II ibis wealth
E. vtrn mt accompanied by miserable foaas. 1roal
artisssy IL reported In tbs woods, and II IL likely
ttat IN tho Northern sections at taaat full crop Of
legs will bo SECURED. Tho wool, hsy, an seetl mar.
feis wero without apecal changa, oloYor seed koid
ore freely 1t slight reduction aud other seeds
guet. prooEn'corn WAS firm aud quite active. Tie
weather was scry bail for poultry, and the ANAL guam
tisy sste offered 1t various prices. recrs hsln9
anxious 10 lisro~e Of it. Eges fair tc4ueat At
the recent decline.
CALIFORNIA wool.
Tho annual statement of Tho San Francisco Wonl
Exchangs gives very favorable report Of tho busl
on the Pacific slops. Throughout ths ycnr wool
sold readily n fair prices. The receipts 1884, 900
bales. and larger quantity nssor!ed than In any
previous season. The qualify OF tho WOO, war fully
up 10 the average aud e. PR cen. Of the fecc'pta
graded Al.
Tho proinct md movement for tho year Il
otont 4 fOtfnWxe Ian T. tA7K. 4FaoG
, 1876-01-29

WILMINGTON TuHrENrtHE MARKET.
WtIHtHo1os, Jan. 1S.-spiHta Of turpentIne sto4dy
At 34c.
, 1876-01-29

CLEVELAND PETROLEUM MARKET,
cEEvEIAsp, o., Jan. 2s.-Pctro1cum vary firm; ad-
vancea another 80 nl aroEnd iaat night; standard
white u1o teat,, t1Ac; 100 (state tea! 12ke MIchL
gan test. 141c.
, 1876-01-29

0rton cty bUscAoFs, 6xa9c; WrceA cured, light aud
hosvy, 6.+ta7o: part cusod. 6tsG'lc; grten saltra
kp7o: green country. 6,x0iAc green cali, i2al2Eo:
l2aat2Ao; deacon sknr, 4sl7hoc. Damaged stock
brihas trotArdz prtcs. a1d branded 1upsT eeut ID.
LEATHKR-Nons Of tbs features Of thu lsather-
market ~eso hosicsably dtGaseas from those prssatt
I'll departments, and tho anxiety to sell lsids to
pretty general shading Of prices. atocha pso iull.
Va HuptH
The New York herald., 1876-03-13
DISCOVERY IN A JAIL.

II will be remembered that during last October
conspiracy by gang of desperate prisoners TO escape
from the Hudson County Jail at Jersey City was frus
traed Razors, knives steel saws loaded revolvers,
jimmies daggers and dirk knives were found In the
cells OF several prisoners and the bars in some cells
were partially sawed The plan was to make stimuli
tancous dash from the lower tier overpower and, II
necessary kill the watchman who held in his hand the
key OF the door leading the hail. and no furthei
obstacle remained to prevent their escape IRON the
building To facilitate the execution oil the plot .
female pal" OF OF the conspraors was TO give the
signal by coughing when the main entrance
door was beng opened TO allow her
dcTarl The notorious highwayman Watson was the
leading spirit OF tho movement Yesterday forenoon
the attention OF Jaler Rycrson was called by prisoner
TO some hard substance inside mattress. On exam
inatioh ne steel saw. eight inches long and an inch
wide fastened at the ends by screws 10 curved steel
rod having a wooden handle like a chisel was found.
1t was altogether peculiar implement the saws being
detached from the frame rs they became worn out and
others substituted. further search was made, and In
the cell occupied by OF the bank robbers wedges,
chiscls and burglars implements found In
crevices OF the wall. The conspiracy would in all
probability have succeeded had not one OF the gang
given information to the jailor few hours before the
tine fixed for carrying out the plot
The New York herald., 1876-03-13
CRIME in BROOKLYN.

Samuel Stephenson, aged thirty-oight years, who
has home, drinking In liquor saloon ON
Emmett street on Saturday night, when he suddenly
poured the contents OF paper Of PARIS green into q
glass OF whiskey and attempted TO swallow the deadly
potion when the bartender Knocked the bowl from his
hand, defeating the suicidal intent Stephenson was
locked up In the Va, Brunt street statisn house
Cecilia Caforty, child of six years, was found
staggering Hudson avenue by policeman ON satur-
day night, carrying empty bottle. II ifunspired
that the child had been TO the store for spirits oy
her mother and after purchasing the stun she drank ~
Edward brown, OF No. 130 Thirty ninth street, waf
arrested on Saturday night for striking hs fatherin-
law John Abrahams the head with brick
Joseph stern, tailor, OF No. 40 Walker street New
York caused the arrest OF workman named William
Rich OF No 2I5 Naujer street. charge OF retaining
OF $500 worth OF cashmere coats which had
been gwen him TO make.
Mary Flynn, a domestic In the employ Of Gilbert II.
Badcau OF No. 1854 Pacific street was arrested on
Saturday charge OF removing $500 worth or furn-
ture his residence IN his absence portion OF the
property recovered.
Daniel Hammn OF Graham avenue Walker
avenue, had his pocket picked OF watch aud chain,
valued al $3.50 while lying asleep the sidewalk on
Saturday night
The New York herald., 1876-03-13
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, March IL. 1876
Cotton dull; mddiing l2ISc.; low middling lll6c. ;
SOS 9dnry ss 0 Ri. ses Ss Ss s sses Ts
NKw oRLrAxs March II. 1876.
Sng gGSS S S,sS Ss, ses % ssP 70 psaee
81 I6je
Cotton strong mIddling l39c; low middling ll'as
sTc lss sales 1000 STOCK
SAVANNAH, March ii. 1876
ordinary, ese Net receipts: isa bales; SSs Es
Cotton quiet and firm; middng ding l21se M i29sc low
43s bales Sales. 600. Stock 26,5le
WILMINGTON. \, G.. March IL. 1876;
q al DO for strained. Tar firm at 81 10
oswxco. March IL, 1876
wbs nu IA sales SS wsS' e%S ne m 'se: 81 %
white Michigan at 81 So Corn quiet at 6oc. &c
Esd iS %sii at s. w sa 81 aa
SS per mdSnes s9n zee psr
ton.
ReceipFlour, e1oo bbls; wheat 81 oOo bushels; corn
2so SaS S Ssii Ss SO S' uS
~ 900 do $500 do Flour quiet. steady sales
8 ears sold on track at &c Oats retuiing at Sc
from wagons Rye nae'ys Barley ds ~ r sales Of o
Lard quiet at se lac Highwines ABOUT 81 o. nothing
doing. 900
Flour steady with b %snb r wass @ 3
81 24 April 81 IS; May 81 27i4; No do, 81 U2 40. :
gan 81 o4 rejected red s5c Corn dull; high mixed 47c
held at 46lsc 46c bid grade Dayton and Michigan
43c damaged, 4oc. Oats dull No. Michigan, 531sc
ceipts-loo bbs flour, 1900 bushels wheat, 1900 do
corn 500 do oats snip%e1,sNe3o % SGs Hour 10000
CHICAGO, March IL, 1876
Flour dull, unchanged; Wheat in fair demand and
April; 81 O3IS 81 Ojs, May No. do, s3c. Sic re-
jected IKE Corn firm, fair demand No mixed 4354c
44c spot 439sc bid April: 467sc May Oats nomnally
unchanged. barley quiet, unchanged. Rye steady and
firm. Dressed hugs-Demand light holders firm at 50
50 TO- Pork steady and firm $22 IS, spot; S22 471s
S22 so May Lard generally unchanged sales at $l3 20
spot; $3 62s May. Bulk meats dull shade lower shou
ders, Size clear ribs and clear sides l2c and l21ac
Whskey, 81 O5 Receipts-Corn, 10000 bushels; oats
2l.oo 90 barley 1000 do; rye, 400 do shPments-
oats, 5000 do. barley, 1000 do; rye 800 do.
The New York herald., 1876-03-13
HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA, March II, 1876.
Sugar-D emand fair prices have advanced foreign
regarded favorable No IL Dutch standard l3s 4 reals
arrobe in gold, 81 6a reals moasses sugar, Nos
20 TO- 44 reals in god muscovado sugars common TO
fair AZ reals do fair TO good refining, 5l ga reals
centrifugal do. Nos IL to IL, In boxes, 6s4 ia
reals; do, in hhds. "a reals stock In warehouse
recepts the week 600 boxes and IL 900 hhds
ports the week 1900 boxes and 1000 hhds including
9lUO boxes aud 620O hhds to the United States Moasses
quiet but Arm 50degrees polarization 81 4 reals per keg
asked: a 3Is reals offered. Bacon, Si2 $40
Flour $2s $40 so per bbl for American Hams. $40 $4s
$40 30 qunal do in tins S45 so $47 so Potatoes
Coal oil. i'm Tins reals per gallon. Lumber nominal
Shocks box 81 So reals shocks, sugar hhds irregular
beans 9 10 reals arrobe Corn, 10 lO reals
arrobe Hoops quiet and weak long shaved SO $2
per 1000 Freghts hrmer loading Havana ports
The north the United states per box Of
sugar Toe loading Havana tor United States per
hhd Of sugar 50 IS 50 5O per hid of molasses 81 so
81 75 Falmouth orders, 3Os loading the
norh coast Of Cuba outsde ports for the United states
per hid sugar 81 25 ~ 75 hhd of moases g rs
a So EXCHANGE steady.