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The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1876-06-15

LONDON, June 1e.-The Manches,a. g..
dams London correspondent saws p
Kingston, English assayist. died ON Fr;a.r
The same correspondent says that il Is ~
ported that Albert Grant has sold his na,.s
paper, the Echo.
LIvERPooL, June IS. jefferson Dav;s
was passenger on the Memphis, which AR.
rived here yesterday from New Orleans.
Domestic Markets.
GALVESTON, June Is. - Gold 11eIS011a
Silver par 9l0lIS. Exchange unchanged.
Cotton steady; good ordinary 9sSc; low
middling 1859; middling ll4c; good mid.
ding leISc
Hides active and firm; dry selected 14ISc;
wet salted 71Sc; green 51sc. Wool active
and in good demand; Eastern l9@2lc; West
ern l6@lSc.
NEw YORK, June 1S.-Stocks dull and
steady. Money per cent Gold 1l21S. Ex-
change-long ASS; short 400. Governments
dull and steady.
Cotton quiet; sales 400 bales; uplands
IL lice; Orleans l2lSc.
ROreien Markets.
LIVERPOOL, June IS. = Cotton = Firmer
and not quotably higher; middling uplands
6lsd; middling Orleans sled; sales Il, 900
bales, including 1000 for speculation and
export.
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IT is is fortunate it has been discovered,
even at this late day, as stated by Mr..
Kopperl, that the bonds, S279, OO0. 90, re.
puted due in September are really due In
July. There is still time by prompt and
decided action to save the State from de-
fault. This matter should occupy the at
tention of both houses, at once, tOthe ex-
clusion of other things of less moment.
Warrants are rapidly depreciating, and will
that some definite relief will be obtained,
and that speedily.
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THE outside world may not know it, but
1t Is true that Texas, with population OF
about !. $50, 900, has 1000 miles of railroad
in operation and $500 miles of telegraph
and is actually building more roads than all
the States of the South. ii Huntington
will now begin work at this end of his line
a million dollars may be expended among
the people of the State, during the next
twelve months, IN railway construction.
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uNlVER8ITT OF VIRGINIA.

SUM y B9 Law LBCUrBEgf mine veeks),
proved Of aisnAl uso ~ 70 skucsnfe Who design .
rarsne their stables q this o. oEheF las h9qi ID
bsaetiEioners Who save not had f1e adf6nI1Ee ~ ~
Iemstae inslractions tos s.Ecalsr, apply y 2 al.
stai Law. tsit ~
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GALVESTON and Houston merchants will
compete with one another in shipping foul
and bringing coffee from Rio. Texas must
have new market for the unprecedented
grain crop of 1876.
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BLAME IS game and II be die, dies game.
HE'S the shrewdest fellow. On the continent,
and when down still fights. He has the sym
patty Of every rascal in America, and his
chances for the nomination at Cincinnati are
brilliani
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A TICKET composed of Tilden and Thur
man would be the most powerful in America,
If the ambition of friends could make the nee
essary concessions. II is clear that New York,
with her five millions OF people, Is indispeDs-
ably necessary 10 a Democratic victory; and
IL Ohio should aid with Thurman, or Missouri
with Broadhead, for second place, the nomi-
nation would strike terror into the disorgan-
lied ranks OF the Republicans = L0ufsoille
loDrier,I Journal Dem.
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Texan educators should know that the
National Educational Association meets NJ
Baltimore, July 10 20 II.
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New Advertisements.
oINEXAs MILITARY INSTITUTE,
AUSTIN, TEXAS.
TIE EIGHTH ANNUAL SESSION
BEGINS sEPTEMBER 0, 1876.
DAY DEPARTHENT.

The citizens Of Austin respectfully notified that
Recommendations will be provided - The opening OF
uext sseSlou for Is day Cadefs. al suca csdets
how-ver mast issst hftecn year, o. agei must
BE- G nTersanf with the ordinary kngish anehes;
must perform 81 the military duties ahd wear The
uuffofm pfrscKiDed for ali CsdcIs; and nust follow
me curreulo prescribed for tbs college q ~. The
eourse Of insf action tmbraces al the ordinary col
egiafe branches, and sxtehas over period o. four
years. =, -,
xs1 cadsss pay nsireulatios fee Of ten dollars
TRaass
Tuition per term Of twenty weeks 81 20
BEfd and taltion per term o. twenty vets...isl %
Yor eatsogus. address JNo. G. JAMES.
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WASHINGTON NEWS.


WASHINGTON, June 12.-Mr. Blaine slept
well during the night, and continues to i'm
prove. hopes are extended across the
streets leading to his residence, To prevent
has being disturbed by the noise OF passing
Vehic,eS, ana men are stationed at the door
who deny admission to all persons.
In the Senate a motion to adjourn OVER 10
Thursday next, on account of the Cincin-
natl convention, was defeated by vote of
10 yeas TO % nays.
WASHINGTON, June l2.-Proceediugs re-
gsrdiug Blame, both In the House and
COMMITTEES, have been postponed on ac-
count of bis sickness
House-There is a very thin attendance
of Republicans to-day. The benches are
nearly vacant.
At 10 o'clock Mr. Blaine was still i'm
proving and had freely taken nouushmenl
The doctors say he will recover and be as
strong as ever.
WASHINGTON, June 13.-The Stars spe-
cial from Cincinnati is very favorable to
Blaine. Its last special says the Blaine en-
thusiaSm Is hourly increasing, and il is now
generally conceded that il his health con-
tinues to improve he will be nominated
with whirl ON the second ballot aud pos
sibly on the first. There is a scene of great
eASitenAeh1 AT Ihe DiAlne headquarters TINS
evening as the news of the accession of
strength from the various State delegations
is received, while large throng headed by
Asa Hutchinson are singing Blaine cam
paign songs, shouting and throwing up
hats amidst the widest enthusiasm. A big
Blaine meeting is to be held tonight
WASHINGTON, June Is Blaine's i'm
provement Is still progressing
Blaine wrote, with his own hand: ''Eu-
gene Hall, Cincinnati Il am entirely con-
valescent, suffering only from physical
weakness. Impress upon my friends the
great debt of gratitude for the unparalleled
steadfastness with which they have adhered
to me.
'ISigned ]. G. BLAINE"
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The New York iSHH-says that Tom Scott
furnished the money with which Hurlburt
bought the World from Manton Marble.
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FOREIGV NEWS.


TUNIs, June ga Jew, passing through
the bazaar, trod on some leather belonging
to a cobbler, who threw a bench knife at
him, cutting the Jews throat. Five thou
sand Jews gathered, but a riot was pre-
vented by the intervention of the consuls
and other foreign residents. The cobbler
was tried, convicted and executed within
| two days.
New YORK, June 10. The Pennsylva-
MIA Railroad Company announce further
| reduction, to Cincinnati, $l2; Chicago,
| S14; indianapolis, $13; Louisville, $40
st. Louis, SIS; and a corresponding reduc-
ton to all points West.
PARIS, June 9.-George Sands died in
her chateau, at Mahant, surrounded by hel
! friends.
BERLIN, June 9.-The National Zeitunz
of to-day says 1t learns from a weil-informed
source that Prince Bismarck was summoned
TO Berlin to personally report to the En-.
perOr upon the latest phase of events il
| Turkey. 1t also adds that the German pol
| icy continues 10 aim above all at the pres
ervation of the peace of Europe, and lead
| ing political circles are convinced that
efforts in that direction will be successful.
The statement that the conference be-
tween the chancellors of Germany, Russia
ahu Austrla 1mpends needS CONTINUATION.
Up to yesterday afternoon nothing was
known here of any such conference.
LONDON, June 10. = Dispatches from all
sources indicate that the peace OF Europe
- assured.
LONDON, June IA pleasure boat cap
sized at East Bovine. Seventeen personl
were drowned.
| A telegram from Calcutta indicates thai
the inquiry into the murder of Margary
will be futile. Il Is not likely a report vii
be published while the present complies
tons exist.
La France, Paris paper, hostile to Tur
key, publishes q dispatch that the eldes
son and mother of the last Sultan were muir
dered.
! The Post's Berlin dispatch says the insSr-
gent leaders have accepted an armIstice and
appointed Wesselichke 70 arrange guarAn
tees with the northern powers.
A Vienna special TO the Daily Aers re
ports that the Turkish Governor of Here
govina has offered 1000 forms as . reward
for the capture of the Russian organizer c.
the insurgent forces.
The FafaNILa, the newspaper OF Rome
intimates that the temporary retiremen
Of Prince Gortschokof IL probable.
The New York herald., 1876-01-25
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The nrm OF Meyer Kastor hardware. at No. l2s
Duane street. who mado assignment to Isaiah Meyer
recently, have Effected compromise with their cred
ors basis OF CITY per cent forty per cent cash
and ten per cent in notes at four, eight and twelve
months. The liabilities OF the firm amount to
$l16,657 70; nominal assets $127 743 81 actual value
$65 600 All but Two of the creditors have accepted
the proposition, aud these will doubt accede 10 the
terms as they be heard from.
The affairs OF Messrs Bass & Clark, tea dealers, OF
No 67 Park place. who suspended q month ago, have
turned out much better than their creditors had
to expect The liabilities, which first reported
TO be 500 600 found to be great deal less than
that amount The stock, which sold at auction
last week realized good prices and the creditors
receiving seventy 1--WE por cent
In the County Clerks Office yesterday the assign
ment OF Samuel Q. Hino to James H. Egns
corded His liabilities amount TO 323 179 90 and his
actual assets are 81 500
In the Court OF Common Pleas the following sched-
ules hed:-P W. Laurie Co 10 Robert g. Cornell;
liabilities not known nominal assets S67 461 15
tua assets S11, 963 80. Hunting Earle TO John r.
Feows liabilities $50 936 or assets about Sal 00O
Emma Bartlett 70 Josiah Fletcher; liabilities,
$3l 6s7 20; nominal assets, s25 Ol3 80 actual
about $50 600
Augustus f. Kibbe, stove dealer, OF No. 256 Water
street, yesterday reported TO be insolvent He
stated that his liabilities not beyond $40 900,
and that probable his creditors would assent TO
such arrangement that he will continue his business.
The New York herald., 1876-01-25
BROOKLYN COMMON COUNCIL.

The Brooklyn Board OF Aldermen met yesterday aftei
communication was received from Mayor Schroeder
ecommendng that the special committee OF Ave which
is about investigate the city departments turn thei
attention nrst the Board OF City Works Ho also
forwarded unication addressed to him from the
President ofthat Board General sIocum in relation "a
It's former mismanagement Tho letter says
the selection Of officers and employees reatsr effort
than 10 promote tie city During the month
preceding the recent election no lss .hsn new
time has come when the city put complete
port deness hordes Vi aud retanes Of our
political managers.
The referred to the committee 70 investi
gate.
Mayor Schroeder also transmitted a communication
recommending the completion Of the storage resor-
voir, at Hampstead, l.. He says
The consumption Of has from year 70 year rapidly
water famine was fsf distant a. the time the
no oas who ss. lately no ss conssa
our water works ana 'agpy w deny shat the danger Of
should be taken danger thsrefors
respeetuly recommend that honorable body
far that may be used Tor the purpose ior
which u Is intended as As early time viii
permit
Alderman Rowley offered a resolution that the Board
Of City Works, In connection with the Water and
Drainage Committed be directed 70 prepare specidca-
dam a. the reservoir hp rssouon % sna The com
munication OF Mayor Schroeder were referred 10 the
COMMITTEES on Water and Drainage
IL was resolved that Washington's birthday 100
guns be Cred on Fort Greene and n the Eastern dis
tric1 and that the City Hall be decorated.
The bills OF William NJ. Evarts and B. ?. Tracy FOE
OF the Hampstead Reservoir. amounting 70 $500 each,
passed
Mr Ernst Fischer and Mr. George c. Bennett were
appointed members OF the Board Of Education 70 OIL
The New York herald., 1876-01-25
REAL ESTATE SALES.

The attendance at the Exchange yesterday was
large f. A. Lawrence Co sold, by order oil the Su-
prcme Court foreclosure sale, the house, with lot
2lx75x42110x21x65, East Ninth street. south
side. 1915 feet west Of Second avenue 10 John
Kanvalnker, for Sill 400 said property being valued
at S14, 800 William Kennedy sold, by order OF tho
Supreme Court. foreclosure SALE the building with
northwest OF Twenty third street. lease dated
May l, 1866, to the plaintiff, Samuel g.
lease OF plot, es. ox225, Eleventh
nue., southwest corner Of Twenty-fourth street.
lease dated May 1, 1884 for So 800 TO the plaintiff
Samuel s Constant J. L. Wells sold by order OF the
Supreme Court, foreclosure sale, the plot Of land
62 6x90 H. West 127th street. south side 337 feet
east Of Seventh avenue las widened) for ST. 45O TO A.
Baumgartcn. said property being valued at $1,000
James NJ. Miller sold by order of the Supreme Court,
foreclosure sale plot OF land, 100 11xJ0 6x102 Sx40
on New avenue northwest OF 1881 to tho
plaintiff Thomas Ii. Walter, for $4,000, said property
heinu valued at 81. 500
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON. Jan "a 1874
good ordnsSy ios Ssi ssesiPA 7 aos bales gross 7
E5x oRIEAss. Jan "a, 1879
good ordinary loo Net receipts osg bales g5ces eoe
Continent, Assn. sales. io00o sock. s2o544
MoBILE, Jan. "a 1915.
quiet %ISS@s 2 Ss Ic mssns Ssi s:..S s
s54s bales gross s.5l6 Exports eoastwss 6Ss Sales
2,5oo stock, 81, ssS. a. ,s-e
%, Cotton dull midHns l25c low RSs1Rs 1s1 s
s7s3 Exports coSstwise 1918 Sales, soa stock eoi77.
cHARLrsros, jan q. 1876
Ssds2SS ss ioe & lie Net % rseeps 22o $50 bales s EspS5
. ESsr S yses.pscS s2, n1 EAs.. MiTsrI:s 9Ss
o e. sss e
held at 3 2si No Bay y IS: No SGsnsas q os Corn
si7 sis shipstafA sis $40; middlngA, s2a SO.
BUFFALO. Jan "a. 1875.
sso S wheat eo4 4S
$1,000 do oats $4,000 do barley 10000 do. shipments
oats laoSS dS barley, 1000 90; Flour quiet
SSAs $ Sa % csa as '16
ass
10 cars two Sowed state at SOC s3c on track Pork duh
heavy 500 Lard dull At l3Ac- Highwines inactive;
nominAly 81 oa
Flour stesdy with a moderate demand Wheat steady.
with moderate demand; No white Wabash, VI 40; No
white Michigan, 81 27A; No do 81 10; amber Miehi-
gan 81 70; February, 81 23f; March, 81 81 No amber
ss s red s%s hd 81
46llc; March 47Lc. low mixed 45Ac. grade, 43Ac;
old do 4oc damaged, Ale Oats steady, with moderate
demand No 2 36c white, 4OLc.: Michigan sec Clover
seed offered at 81 95. Dressed hogs 90 40 81 so Re-
ceiptsWheat IL 600 bushels 1900 do OATS 200
do. ShpmentsF1our, 1000 bblA. wheat 10000 bushels
corn, ~, ooo do oats. $500 do.
nes 70 %y y s. ST.
81 so. Wheat dull and prices have declined No. Chicago
spring. 81 oSh No: do 81 0o% spot; 99hc February;
81 o5 May; No. do. 79c rejected $50 Corn dull and
shade lower; No mixed, 43Sc spot 421c. bid, Feb
ruaryi rejected, new, 3ic. Oats-Demand good at full
prices; No = 3lc, spot; 3lSc bid, February go bid
March Barley very firm; holders asking higher
rates. sales at SIC, spot; 7Sc., February. Rye
Timothy seed-Full prices asked, but no demand;
quoted At 81 20 s. so. Dressed hogs-Ds and
good full prices sales At 50 IS 81 81 Pork opened
tive but lower closed Arm at $40 as cash; $40 l2k
$l9 IS, February; $l9 ~ Sl9 45, March; $40 10
Sl9 TN April LardFar demand but lower sales
Sl2 05, casni Sl2 06 Sl2 U7k February Sl2 22h
Si2 25. March Bulk meats-Demand fair and market frn
shoulders TIC short rib middleA 0kc; short clear mid
dies l01sc Whkey steady and unchanged at III 0e Re-
$4,000 do oats, 1900 do barley 1900 do; rye, $50
do. Shpme 5000 bbs wheat % 900 bushels
$4,000 do OATS 1900 do barley, 1000 rye 1000
do At the afternoon call OF the Board wheat steady
81 006 January; 81 90 February March Corn quiet
and unchanged Oats quiet but 6rm and re higher Pork
quiet $40 20 February $40 as a $40 AN March Lard
Sl2 22h. March; $l2 371k Sl2 40, April
The New York herald., 1876-01-25
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT oUrEr-rUrUREs QUIET
AND sTEADY-FLoUR sTRADIRR-wHEAT
FIRM-CoRN FIRMER-oATs sTEADY-PoRK
NOMINAL LARD IRREGULAR - wHIsKEY
oUIET-PErRoLKUM FIRM-sPIRITS TURPEN-
TINE QUIET-RosIN QUET-oILs UN-
CHANGED-FREIGHTs QUIET AND STEADY
coFFEE QU1Er-sUaAR QUIET.
MONDAY. Jan. 24-6 N.
There was more stir IN the merchandise markets as
general thing and in prices showed a de-
cided Improvement On Change there better
state OF affairs Flour steader. Wheat quiet but
firmly held. Corn in good demand aud nrmer
Oats strong whIskey quiet Pork nominal. Lard
irregular but active. Cotton quiet Freights
we're quiet steady Coffee quiet Oils quiet
and unchanged Petroleum closed very arm. Sugar
quiet
CoVrKE.-The market for BraEils ruled dull At New Or
leans 37oo bags Rio sold wisewel private terms
and on Saturday 1000 bags Rio Adelaide Baltimore
on private terms, and 900 bags do, Confidence New
Orleans at 1szc for fair We quote Ordinary ear
goes le1Sc- a l6slc fair do lsc. lshc. good do.
ls1<c 19c prime do. 19Ac. l9xc Santos fair to
good lsc. I9c gold, ninety days; Java. government
bags 24c 26c do. grass 24c. 27c Singapore
DO 2nc 2ic; Ceylon. 19c 2Oc Maracabo 1sc. zoe.
Laguayra Isc Iec. jamaica isc 1oc 81. Domingo
I5kc lec Porto Rico. lsc. is1sc Costa Rica 1sc
a I9hc Macassar 2Oc. ALE: Mexican. 1ec Ioc; Ma
niIa 1sc alec Angostura Isc l91sc savaniia IKE
q 2Oc Curacao lie lec
COrTos on spot ruled quiet Futures closed quiet
and steady The closing prices today With Satur
davfa prcee follOWs.-
The New York herald., 1876-01-25

being established for all grades II ia for the above
reason that prices this market above those Of
London. large business done to-day in 1865
and ls07s Insurance companies and banking institu-
tions are among the leading buyers and their example
is apparently directing the attention OF individual cap
itasts 10 the safety attaching government
iiy as compared with ordinary bonds and mortgages
The following the latest quotations -
United States currency skies, l24K 1876; do.
do, 1881. registered, l2lk l2lk; do, do, do.
coupon 12lzI l22 do nve-twenties 1864, registered
called ll4k; do. do, do, coupon, do, ll4K do do,
1855, registered, ll7h 49, do do, do, cOupcn,
1l7% lis; do, do, 1865, new, registered, 1lsk
1l9x; do. do, do do, coupon, l19z ll9k; do do,
1867, registered l2lA a122; do do do coupon, l2lA
a12lK do. do, 1868, registered, 122A 1913; do do,
do, coupon 122h 123; do. ten-fortes registered,
11sK no; do. do coupon 11oH 12o; do nves,
1881, registered, l16x a III; do do, coupon, llsA
a 11sh
TuE YoREIGN MARKET.
The following late London Quotations:-Consols,
for money 90 1916 o. consols for account, "a l-lo
65 bonds, old 1O5K l06; 67 bonds, 100; tenforty
bonds 1Oox a1O7k new nves, 1o4x lO6; Erie l4K
a 14z.
The foregoing figures show a material advance, rang
ing from \ 10 y per cent since Saturday, for Amer
can securities. Consos are also 1rmer Eighteen
thousand pounds sterling in bullion were withdrawn
from the Bank OF England balance to-day. Rentes,
66t 47hc Exchange on London 25G l4c-
RAILROAD BONDS
Railroad bonds were strong and higher Chicago and
Northwestern consolidated coupon gold bonds in
active demand and advanced to SO; do plain sold at
102 Milwaukee and St. Paul. Lacrosse division,
brought 99K, and l. and NJ division s94 The Pacific
issues active and sold at les for Union rsts l01
for land grants 041 94T for sinking funds and los
1857 for Centrals. Norris and Essex 1rsts brought
lie; do. consolidated 107H, and OF 1871 los
Galena and Chicago rsts sold at los; c., c., G. and
irsts, 1917, and Great Western hrsts IS. Hannibal
and St Joseph convertible advanced to s31< Ohio and
Mississippi seconds to 49, aud o. c. and c. nrsts TO
Soy Canada Southern 1rsts more active, and ad
vanced from 65K 10 67 One lot of $5o,oOo Harlem
coupon hrsts brought 116k, and another Of S25 900
Erie fourths 99x. Western Pacihcs, o6H.
STATE BONDS
In this department District OF Columbia 8 65's
pied the principal attention, and advanced from ~
6s7I despatch from Washington says that the reso-
luton for the 65 interest has passed with amend
providing against any further Of the bonds
also that United shall be held liable for
the principal interest Of any such bonds illegally
issued The amount outstanding is $l4, SOC, 900.
BANK SHARES
Bank shares sold at lis for American Exchange,
1ls for Commerce. 81 for Hanover l2s for Metropolitan
and 90 for Republic
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
The New York herald., 1876-01-25
MKnoRAxDA.


The rumor that Mr.. Vice President scott-now In
Europe-has negotiated IS, 10000 loan Tor the Pa
ciGc Mail Steamship Company. the proceeds whereof
are to be used for purchasing and retiring the COM
pany's stock true would undoubtedly be good thing
for the present holders but it is scarcely necessary to
say that the is without the slightest foundation
In fact
The weakness in Western Union to-day ascribed
10 q report that the company recently had made spe
cia rates" with large traders TO their
tire business and that 1t might lead TO telegraphc
war resulting in lower rates on all business done.
Numerous financial bills to-day we're introduced in
Congress- the most important OF which one by Mr.
whitehouse providing for the funding oflega tenders
at par into a four per cent gold forty-year bond.
Mr. Kelley OF ofPennsylvania, offered resolution to-
day which was adopted calling Secretary Bristow
to report 10 the House the OF gold and silver
the Treasury the 8lst OF December.
II is reported that no decision rendered by the
Supreme Court in the granger suits to-day