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The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-19
Advantage. OF the Cash System.

Yesterday's election In New Hamp.
shire illustrates, apparently, the
advantages Of the cash system. The
result is the election Of Mr.. Cheney
with very considerable gains; the
Legislature is In doubt The Radical
stomach in New Hampshire has turned
out proof even against Babcock and
Belknap, aud Mr.. Rollins managers
have put their ample supply Of currency
where 1t would do most good to the
party. A glance at the returns shows
this; for, while the total vote does n OF
materially differ from that OF 1875, the
Republicans gain notably at the ex-
pense Of the Democrats. They have
simply given themselves safe margin
and bought the necessary votes. --Near
York WOrld
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-19
Receipts of Prod uCe.

LOWER COAST-Per steamer Frazer
SKIS seed cotton to J Dymoud-sundries to order.
UPPER COAST-Per steamer Josephine-1s
SKIS rough rice J Focrster-34 do l. Godchaux-
10 bbls molasses Isaaeson, Seixas &co----1si do
ht do + Lananx--sundries to order-Total 1871
bbls molasses hf do 5r ks rough rice.
LOWER COAST-Per steamer Oriole-so bbIs
molasses j u Hill kco- -sundries TO order
BATON ROUGE---Per steamer st john
bales cotton l. Harris &co--27 hhds sugar
Ayendano Bros-al do Block Il Britton-t do 3
bbls molasses d G McCan & Sons do hf do
2 NJ Scots do W Burbridge &co---12 do 10
hhds sugar McStea h value-i4s SKIS rough rice
cottor 80 hhds sugar 30 bbls molasses / hf do lab
skis rough rice. - :
FORT SMITH-Per steamer Nellie peck-s7s
bales cotton McGehee. Snowden h Vieett---seJ
20 Clapp Bros &co-.2l4 John Phelps &co--2Si
Bussey &co 1872 W G Black &co-I71 M NJ Greeu-
wood 6co--loo Meyer. Weis &co-252 Stewart BRO
6c 90, Claiborne &eo-t6 John T Hardie &co--
80 Coons &co-2s Lehman, Abraham &co--
T. II & Newman Richardson K May-46 II
Wilson Jr-6 Strong II Henderpon-4 M Ray,l
didgo dcO---2 X L Il w Adams-----4O doz brooma
Flash. Lewis &co-sundries to order-Total 2l4I
bales cotton. ....
.CINCINNATI-Pe steamer Susie Siver-Is2
pkgs mdse str Amite---- / do SO bbls whisky I /
Adams &co-i6O pkgs slaves Il Berk ery--slso
bxs candles Bercier Il DeSmotr- 20 pkgs " stuff
= BonsOn-4 burial cases Beyer-13 pkas mdse
J Bois.-2 bbls corks A Blaifer &co-~1g9 bbls
Hour Barstow * Dewes-2s bellows Baldwin
geo! bdl6 fellOes Bodey Bros---55 SKIS corn
Ghopan 6co-r4 ties hams Cobb & Maxant--i0O
lbs cement W P Converse &co-loO bbls pork
X Converse 100 boxes candles Cummings &
Eimer--ls bbls potatoes Il Doherty--264 do
boxes eggs so bbls apples 81 pkgs butter IL boxes
bacon II Del BOndiO--and sundries to order
Total 1l3 bales cotton and II hhds tobacco
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-19

bbls ut prices ranging from ~ 37h to u 10 per
Wa 1uots Fancy choice IN soes7 ,s; ehoice $40
@b rs; treble s5@5 25; double extra ~ 50; super
me n :. COMMON q e fine y asess Is n, s,s. ,,o
: COW PEAS supply light. Mixed 81 1901 3d.
OORN--Fairiy active Sales 1900 sacks at sac
for white, SOC for white mixed. and SIC for yellow
OATSIEasy. Sales 1900 sacks at 4se for choice
Galena, 4oc for choice st. Louis. and osc for or
prime sl67gls ordinary sI2@i5 " ton.
BRAN-Easy. Sales 1900 bags at 7o975c v 100
pounds.
MESS PORK-Stoek light; market steady and
quoted at ss4e24 90 for standard to extra heavy
BACON Stock light, demand moderate and
market easy, shoulders losc slsar rip y siaes
Dry SALT MEAT-Supply fair in shoulders :;
light in sides. We quote shoulders at s1.@0isc.
clear rib sides I2,.c clear sides lsc. Jobbing ac
higher.
LARD-steady refined tierce 13'4@1sysc. kegs
and buckets l4h@l4S.c. Dealers Job at }sg'ac
HAMS Stock moderate demand fair at 1870
loc in lots. and iobbing at i5@tt'sc for choice
sugar-cured. ..E
Groceries, Etc. .......
SUGAR Receipts 2ab hhds. Market strong
and active; common to good common el,@6,tc:
fair 67sep7c. good fair 767lsc fully fair 7h07}sc
prime a@975s c: strictly prime 7a.@77sc; choice
s6eeltc: clarineds yellow sts@9'sc, white ono
l0tsc, -.
REFINERY SUG AR Standard A lo's@iolse;
granuated II Ac; powdered and crushed 1850
II Nc: cut loaf t2c.
MOLASSE S-Teceipts 53e bbs. Market steady
Fermostng goods common and eentrifugals
2seo3sc: fair 3s@c42c prime to strictly prime AGO
4se; choice 400ob2c Non fermenting ana city re-
Hnery 2dD3c higher. Golden syrup soc
COFFEE-Supply moderate and market very
strong. On job lots for gold we quote: Prime
IshcpisAc, good ls@1ssc fair 17's@17Hc, ordi-
nary 16a@16h.c: extreme range 1bep1yc.
RiCE-Duli and inactive. Louisiana No. O..
2AD3t4c. common 4lsG4Ac. ordinary A@bc. taJt
bs@5jsc. good 5A@6c, prime 6s@6'sc. choice
enc.
HALT-Dealers' rates from warehouse: Conrse
o5e6Ds a sack. fine 81 25n1 3o coarse retllled In
second hand sacks t91oc lower; Turks Island
7oa75c y bag table salt 2's@6lsc u pocket, as In
size.
WHISKY Easy Louisiana per cent 81 0sg
o. sair to choice Western 81 Os6b1 30
LEAF TOBACCO-Quiet. Frosted Jugs nomi-
nal low lugs la@6c, good to fine Tugs 6lsN07c,
low leaf seu9c. medium leaf 9s@.1oc. good leaf
l1ls@12sc fine leaf t3,sdD141sc. selections nomi-
nal.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-19
HOTEL ARRTVALS.

CRY HOTEI.--James Bennett, Phila Chas c
Weems. i V Weems, Rap. des; 9 T. Wamsley
La; H Macke. Cincin natl O Il Richardson and
wife. Mrs Richardson. Il Hereford, Tonsas il
|. Barbour. wife and child. Fort Adams: " Pays.
Miss: 9 Garrett, Atlanta: q II Todd, Louisville
pr J Hayes. City, J d Moore, Lafourche: nj A
Metcalfe and wife, Miss T. Metcalfe, Boston
J G Caulneld. coast: W = Barnbell. Savannah
DR. Howard. Ind: VIM @ Horner. Pittsburg: Jno
II Rees. Red River: W NJ Vickers Ga: l. N
ton. Ohio; Thos T Boyle, river; Aaron Dawes,
Tenn; w 2 Strngfellow. st Louis: A Zoscowitz.
G W Reed. Corsicana Texas; 4 W
McVane J ? Harris Morton Miss; Mrs Car.
ter Austin Texas; Mrs W Jasper Blackburn.
Homer La
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-19
Exports.

LIVEKPOOL-Per steamship Fire Queen
7g93 bales cotton 32i7 Ska oil cake butts whisky
and 1000 pcs slaves.
BARCELONA---Per steamship Maria---12oo
bales cotton 300 bbls oil and / 403 pcs slaves.
PENSACOLA-Pe steamship Lizze-500 SEEKS
corn artI ITO pkgs mdse.
.. Steamship Amite-70O SKIS
corn "a 9ks oats 20 SKIS bran "a SKIS coffee 20 skis
whisky 20 bbls pork 20 bbls molasses 4 hhds
sugar 70 bales hay and 2ss pkgs sundries.
HAVRE-Ier ship Marcia G Day---a11b bales
cotton and ITO pcs slaves. . -
NORRKOPING-Per brig Oscar--73o bales
cotton. t
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-19
By Railroad.

NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD
March 1856 bales cotton los SKIS coffee and ~
SKIS rough rice. '''~ %
NEW ORLEANS ST LOUIS AND CHICAGO
h,-March 17-i333 bales cotton-March 10
sundries to order
MORGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS r R
March l8-39 hhds sugar Mliken-l0 do John
CalderI2e do bdls gr hides LANCE & Legendre
.is hhds sugar | bale cotton 4 bbis molasses
Kobt Hare-2 do hhds sugar NJ Putnam-8 do
"a Gay &co-1 SIX cotton seed 2s bales cotton
: Burbridge &co-6 do McGehee Snowden 4
Violett--1 b Wetmore-2 Beraud Il Gilbert
A Fertson-1 bdl hides do dry hides Ianade'
Lacassagne-2 bales moss Johnson--II do
L Schornmer--11 If do Oliver SKIS rice
N Walsh-13do l. Biboet-Total 81 bales cotton
12i hhds sugar bbs molasses and SIX seed
cotton. - 'ooO
Per steamship Hutchinson. from Indiano,a-
q bbs pecans ~ bdls hides 80 bales cotton 10
Total % bales cotton.
From Galveston-s38 bales cotton to C Whit
ney Gco-112 do G L Walmsley 6co--1ii cav
Bros 6eo~sa kkrrkggariek Kieth-aa JOIN
Cammack Bussey &co-sJ W Burbridee aro1 q
4 g W Sentell &co-2 Britton. Moore & Coleman
Friedlander--17S SKIS cotton seed Union on
Co-Total s65 bales cotton. ""
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-19

MONT1CELLO-Per steamer Martine--s2
bales cotton and sundries to order
PEARL RIVER-Per steamer Lotie- 60 900 feet
lumber TO order.
TANGIPAHOA--Per steamer J 0 Gault-2o
cribs lumber to order.
STOCkTON--Pers ehr Two Friends-3o 900
feet lumber. '''O''
TANG1PAHOA-Per schr Simeon Gostln-
500 bbls shells
SPRlNGFIELD-Per schr Emler--sun-
dries to order ~
BlI0;Al.per schr Comet-170O bbls charcoal
BONFOUCRE-Per schr Bonfoucre ~~25 900
brick. ~'O'o
PEARL RIVER-Per barge Pearl River-so. 900
brick 'o"
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-19
BAYOU MACON AND TENsAs.

TENSAS. BAYOU MACON AND UPPER TIN.
SAS PACKET
Leaves on THURSDAY, March 49, at SPIN.
IT FOR FLOYD. DELHI, J0E8
,A!fRss4stsl Bayou, Warsaw and all landings 90
Bayou Macon. Tensas and Black
rivers-The new. light draft and fine passenger
steamer WILl.lE,
lin place OF the Kapides)
j. b. Sullivan, muster. j. l.. Robbins. clerk
VIII leave as above. For freight or passage ap
ply on board. or to 80
LORD h McPEAKE,
No. As Camp street
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-19
RED RIVER,

NEW ORLEANS AND RED BIvFp 49,
,PORTATlON COMPANY STElMs LEANS
Mary Louise. Tesaa AhhEhS
II. 7. Bryarly. fofms M
COL A. +. Kouns. " 4 t ty.s.
La Belle. B,,ia gn,e.
,H1N~ FOR SHREVEPORT 'a 49,,
kattssSSssA III son, Upper Rcd Riys, LETTER.
- - Coushatta. Grand Eeore 1hiiihdan
dria and all way and plantation andeo,,..A lexan.
ing New Orleans as follows -Leav.
For Mindep.
Leaves on SATURDAY. March IN ~.
beHe Rowland. Geo. W. Hea M" nsd = N.
For Shreveport
Leaves SATURDAY. March Ia o,
La Belle. NJ. N. Wood. mss nate D. m,
For Jefferson
Loayes on TUESDAY. March q, o,.
Z. u. Duriee. W. +. BOARDING." n ?. ID.
Returning leaves Shreveport TIITat, na S.t
FRIDAYS DaiS and
SATURDAYS boats going through 10 1.s.
No wharfboat charges will be- made ~ n emerson
Gu9nsleheu 10 Tue company at the mouth ~ mfe IN.
forwarding freights conslened,o tbenu
ut New Orleans will be handled free :, ,,napany
and commissions. O0 vi dfaVage
FOR freight or passage, apply on board ,,,
boats, or ut the office OF tho coinnann ," y me
Gravier street. JOS. A. AIKEN. pres, no, III
HITE & CARLIN, BHiTTr0SJ 1i fFbiA Agent
Wv hohD WCPEAkF. Agents
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-19
River News.
OFFICE New ORLEANS DEMOCRAT.

OFFICE New ORLEANS DEMOCRAT \
Sunday Morning. March H. 1876. /
the undersigned. in assuming charge OF the
River Department Of tho DAILY DEMOCRAT re-
specially solicits from his steamboat friends a
continuance Of the patronage 50 literally ex-
tended during his connection with the New Or
leans Crescent and Bulletin.
GEO. J. DUNCAN
N. B.-Any communications relating to steam
boat matters left at the DEMOCRAT office, No "a
Commercial Place. will meet with prompt atten :
ton from the river reporter.
The WEATHER - Was clear and cool
yesterday. -.-.,... II
WASHINGTON. D. c. !
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-19
WASHINGTON. D. c.
Saturday. March 10, 1876, a. m,
PROBABILITIES.

For the South Atlantic and Gulf States. Ten
nessee and the Ohio valley clear or clearing
weather. lower temperature than on Friday.
rising barometer. "N0
For the Upper Lake region. the Upper Mssis
sippi and Lower Missouri valleys, clear or fair
and decidedly. cold weather. with northerly to
westerly winds and rising barometer east OF the
Missouri river WV
For the Lower Lake region. light SHOWS and
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-19
CINCINNATI.

REGULAR CINCINNATI. JouIsyuJp -,
NEW ORLEANS PACKET Afp
Leaves on WEDNEe DAY. March n ats
~ FOR CINCINNATI. IOtISytPiiTlir
fAf kaatt Evansville. Henderson, Sba 1Iaa,
town. Padueah. Cairo, Memuhs, u IVA
oil intermediates points passenger s,aa, sna
ID. l.. HODGE,
J. J.. MGElroy. master, W. Greathouse Jr e,s,.
will leave as above. For freight or pas s'Uan
apply on board. or TO ''"'ss
DOUGLAS h WINBUBy
mh14 rs Eatetez stratt
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-19

AS Orvil Grant seems to have had no
hesitation or shame in testifying to the
sale of his brothers influence, he should
be indicated by the organs. Sands,
Bickham and Comfy should step to the
loyal Cincinnati Commercial LIndl.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-19

The appointment Of Judge Taft to
succeed Belknap can best be explained
on the sop for Cerberus principle. With
such high office recently given to one
or her sons, Ohio cannot reasonably
insist upon Hayes being President
DenreT (COl.) Nelcs (Rep.)
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-19

"Belknap having resigned, the Re
publican party is now purified" say all
the Republican thieves. John" said
Mrs. Smith to her inebriated husband.
you needn't turn over to keep me from
smelling your breath; you're drunk
clear through. Illinois State Register
(Den,
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-19

The British Medical Journal SAYS that
persons with light-colored eyes make
the most successful shots, both with the
billiard cue and the rifle. But YOU
couldn't expect man to do we'll with q
black eye.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-19

In studying the laws Of light, the
Italian Dr. Ponza's idea Is that blue RAYS
produce lunacy About the time Of this
discovery an American physician no.
iced that Senator Ferry was Jolly after
seeing blue-eyed girl
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-19
ST. LOUIS AND CAIno

e. FOR ST. LOUIS. CAIRO Nry
uasszz:;sf phis and Bends-The fI na s,a VIZ.
,r CARONDELET,
Vim, Thompson, master. VI h rovo
'''7 j, JOIN I 4 siI nassn 2U at SD. m, :
A. J. Carter, master. q n px
Leaves on TUESDAY, March "a. nj I ! =. , ~
Through bills OF lading vim Cairo and i,,lr.,.
to all points North and West, Do'inoh
,s. J. b. WOODS 4 CO.
oSs lg4 Common Airya,
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-19

Said a Dutch diplomatist, Holland
had a literature before Germany had q
grammar. This was bright; but now
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-19
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.

March fa........,...,. GAG se5 81 900 too a,
= 49,. - ----
Same time last week. o.. oos oaO 10 s,os e,o "a
nolai last week II ,35l, 724 81 l34s 874 pa
Total week before. !. II s56 4g2 on ias ia IA
G, mo statement furnished by Mr.. Maynard
SSnporinteenndent Of the New Orleans Clearing
Rouse. oi tbe condition OF the Associated Banks
sources s21 3lo7 90; and liabilities si97 ISL 400 49,
posits slbo.ooo; decrease. specie $40 900. and
loans ST., 900. '
Foreign and domestic exchange steady Bank
sterling OBS bb21s@b53a for Bill Of ladinQ and
olear piils Bank francs -. and 1885, for com
par Tor commercial
CITY and State securities firm State bonds
osam69; premium 3bhM35s.. new carving
sevens 36@l36t a, old do. 34tes4s Gold bonds. a
3. 30 's@36A; do. ID. s.. 3614 @37 Sales: premium
bonds sfo6o0o mt 5 see35a s35. 900 State bonds at
esS4@bsts s240o state warrants per diem at g7sa
10 shares Factors and Traders Insurance Com
panyat 800 30 per share: 70 shares Sun Insur-
ance Company at sSs Is per share; 8 shares do
~ t9o per share: 100 shares Jefferson City Gas
company at $50 per share. 81 shares st Charles
Street Railroad on private terms,
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-19

LlVERP0Olr-Per steamship st Lous-sun-
dries to order.
IlvERPOOL-Per steamship Alieo-sundriee
to order.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-19
LOWER COAST.
BAYOU SARA.

~ FOR BAYOU SARA. WATERLOO,
Hermitage. Port Hudson. B Ba.
Rouge. Plaquemine and way lanf.
ings-The United States mail semi-weeRU
racket Gov. Allen,
(In place of w. s. Pike j. Brown, nastel'
Leaves every MONDAY and FRIDAY. afep
IHITE CARLIN, Agts., 8 Tchoupitoulas 81
d2s am A. G. GODDIN. 50 Magazine
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-19

..I OFFICE N. O. DEMOCRAT.
Saturday Evening. March II. 1876
The demand was good. and the sales en-
braced 1000 bales ~
An improvement in arrivals at Liyerpool tend
ed 70 strengthen the market for the better grades
but there was anoticeable rregularity in tho low
or qualities. - '''0 ~"
At the close the Cotton Exchange quoted.
-. TO-lav XasfnrInu
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-19
Commercial.
Cotton.

lNoTE.-All quotations are based on round lot
sales from first hands unless otherwise stated.
In iilling small orders higher prices arc
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-19
GRAND ECORE,


REGULAR INDEPENDENT PACKET -
FOR GRAND ECORE
Leaves every TU EbDAY, ut SPIN.
IT, FOR GRAND ECORE. MONT.
iE4slAt,S gomery, Alexandria. Norman's, bar.
sssxh bins, Wares Landing. and ali NAV
landings on Red River-The flno passenger
steamer r.t t5
RORT. YOUNG,
lin place Of the John j.. Maude)
John Heinz, master, John NJ Daniel, clerk,
win leave as above. For freight or passage 90.
ply on board, or TO
n 0. DONOHUE, 7e Gravier street
BHOCKEJ'T & CARTER, SO Magazine 1t,
mhI4 DOUGLAS Il WINBURN 81 NatehezA
Leaves EVERY SATURDAY, at5p.m.
zss- FOR GRAND ECORE, MONT.
.sSieEk gomery.. Alexandria. .Normans
- Wares. Barbins' and all way End.
IIngs 1ntGrmediate on the Mississippi and Bed
hivers-The steamer *FH
Now Bart Able,
Il. Sinnott. master, Goo. o. Hamilton, Aerk
For freight or passage apply ON board erte
ADAMS Il WORK..
de1a 6m No o Commercial Place.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-19
Monetary.

OFFICE N. o. DEMOCRAT. \
Saturday Evening, March is. 1876.
Business is quiet ut the banks. and n limited
movement ia reported on the streets. We o,ote
exceptional paper. -0os per cent. Al eoDfo: Sec
ond grade -. Al mortgage note, 9@1o per cont
second grade do
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-19
Receipts at the Old Basin.

40 cords wood.
BAYOU LACOMBE--Per schr Hattie M--25
cords wood
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-19
ROHT. YOI[NC.
BAYOU DIES GLAIZES.

FOR BAYOU DIES GLAIZES.
INDEPENDENT PACKET.
Leaves on MONDAY. March 20. at Pm.
~ - FOkEVERGREEN.C COTTON PORT
L@5kaA5& junction, Moreauville. Zig Bend,
BSimmsport and all intermediate lald'
ng5-The light-draught passenger steamer
FRANK WILLARD,
Lew Rico. master Y, M. Joffrion elerk'
For freight or passage apply on board orto
1lr9 HITE h CABIN. Agents,
feb 17tf No. TchoupitOulas stree
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-19
For BAYOU DE GLAZE.

FOR BAYOU DE GLAZE.
Leaves on FRIDAY. March II, ut y. H.
IT. FOR EVERGREEN. COTiVs
la544sda55trsl port, Junction, Moreauyille. Blg
Bend. Simmsport and all inter-
mediate landings The light-draft passenger
steamer Trenton,
lin place ofsteamer Curry Owen,J -.
NJ. Nj. Douffour, master, A. L. Trousdale. eerk
will leave as above. For freight or passage
apply on board, or to
festf BRITTON A. EPPLER
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-19

Sales to-day, 1000 bales. Market firm.
COTTON STATEMENT.
stock In store and on shipboard
=, oepJ L.. ....,.-......... 0R6
gross receipts since yesterday. 1923
Gtross receipts previously i 3G6 9sO-f 371 3oe
Excess in actual stock made
from linters. loose. etc. since
oept OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1872
E Eo,a, supply; ...'''-'''....... 1886. orc
Exported previously. Oo0 10 II ina 900
To.t, s.oSk tuls uay .......-- 277 1874
$500 s.tsH - sii ~ ut.y itt2. yeaI 230,526
pool, 3i15 TO Havre. 1900 to Barcelona and 7ao fo
Norokoping. WV ~
Receipts proper since noon Yesterday ac4o
from other ports 68s. against 1869 proper last
week, and 1853 last year; since September
122o.9 l9. against s92. 1o3 last year. .
The Cotton Exchange made the amount Of cot
bales to Liverpool, 1895 to Havre II. 1s5 to The
North Sea, 1888 to Bremen, 2275 to Snain and
1925 10 coastwlse ports. leaving 1853 473 bales in
presses. ' ""io' III
Receipts at all ports TO- day foot up n o4o ha,ea
against 1929 last week and SITS last wear maEino
total since september of 64l 1888 bales against
30s59 l7 and 1924, 1874 last year and the wear he.
fore. |"' 'o"i w.
The Bombay movement shows a decrease IN
last year and $1,000 with the year before and
IN receipts OF 900 and 1873, 900 last wear and
the year before. The visible supply. accnrdino e
to the New York Chronicle is O2O 1a7 haIes ne
against 2,9s2709 bales last year, an Increase ~
81, 42S bales. ''''o vi
Breadstuns.
FLOUR-Stronger and more active. saiaa osoo
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-19

FLOUR-stronger and more active sales a,oe
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-08-24
TURNED LOOSE.

On the last day of last June Charles
Huff stabbed man in Virginia City,
who died next days from the wounds
inflicted. Huff was tried, convicted,
and sentenced to twenty years in the
State Prison. His counsel by great ex-
ertion, obtained a new trial, and when
the case was called tor retrial before
Judge Rising, motion for change of
venue to Ormsby county, was made upon
the ground that the defendant could
not obtain an impartial trial in Storey
county. The case was set for trial in
Judge Wright's Court, at Carson, last
Monday, but owing to the failure of the
District Attorney of Storey county to
appear against him at that time, Huff
was discharged. This disposition of
the case. has created quite feeling
in Virginia City.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-08-24
ANOTHER WICKED PARTNER.

1t affords us pleasure to announce
that the truly good Deacon Hutchins is
not responsible for the falsehoeds
which appeared in the Register yester-
day. He has another wicked partner
besides the one now in Carson, who is
responsible for the mistatements 1t
was wrong to even suspect the mild
hammered man of being the author of
what two-thirds of the citizens of Win.
nemucca knew to be false, but, un-
fortunately, Christian statesmen who
aspire to Congress are net always above
suspicion.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-08-24

THE Republican convention recently
held at Eureka, to elect delegates to
the State Convention, nominated full
legislative ticket, leaving the nomina-
ton of county officers for a convention
to be yet held. A Republican eorrss-
pendent of the Sentinel looks upon
this move as job in the interest of the
Comstock kings, who are expected to
furnish money to elect Republican
Legislature, favorable to the repeal Of
the bullion tax.
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TELEC r AP HIC.

BY Atlantic AMI Pacific Line,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-08-24
THE REPUBLICAN STATE CON
VENTION.

The Republican State Convention
meets in Carson to-day for the purpose
of nominating Judge Of the Supreme
Court, a member of Congress, and
three Presidential electors. For Judge
of the Supreme Court Richard Rising,
of Storey, and w. w. Bishop, of
Phoebe, are prominent candidates.
Judge Leonard. Of this county, seems
to be. the favorite of the Lander and
Elko delegates, with whom we con-
varsed, for the position, and while he
does not seek the nomination, we un-
derstand, that if it is rendered him he
will not decline. Rising, of Virginia,
however. is known to be the fayorite of
the bonanza kings, and unless De
Long is nominated for Congress he is
certain to be the man. For Congress
there are three aspirants; Thomas
Wren, of Eureka, G. G. Powning, of
Washce. and Deacon Hutchins, of
Humboldt. Wren is the choice of the
great east, G. G.. Powning claims all
the Washoe and part of the Elko
delegations. and Hutchins will prob
ably receive complimentary vote from
four of the five delegates from Hum
boldt. There is, however, o fourth
candidate, @. E. De Long, of Virginia,
who. if he desires the prize, can secure
it without an effort. He is backed by
the bonanza and the crooked railroad,
and the influence of these corpora
tions is powerful in Republican State
Convention. Storey, Lyon, Ormsby,
Douglass, and part of the Washoe
delegations are subject to their order,
and the nominees are almost certain to
be De Long and Bishop, or possibly
Leonard. or in the event of De Long
holding back for the Senate. Wren for
Congress and Rising for Judge.