davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-01-24

CATTLE-Ths market throughout ths nsst week
vAs dull aud drooping. 4 surplus Of stock at the
East, and Tho resulting depreciation Of vatues led to
general oustanent Of operations tho part Of shp-
peFs. an. undar Acavy rcceIpts most Of Tho advance
Rained here during the previous week has boon lost.
Not onIy have sho Eastern shipments from here been
largo for tho season. bnt It ID understood Tint The
amount OF mock going forward by tile way OF tho Tola
do l. Wabash Road IL unusually large Consequently
1t nil tbs Esseru livestock centres thero has boen for
humber Of days past oyer.suprty Of beeTes, and
shrlntagc In values ranging from 10 10 10 per ID ia
tho result. Horn tho decline las been u
axe. Tho recent reduction may lead 10 \
lssaenct supply for Tho current week, ard II
ID not improbable that rtices may react trthc but
any Considerable advance Will inevitably call out in
creased receipts, whcu down goes The m*rkat again.
Fewcr choice cat!o ware offered than during The pro-
vions wsek, but the general hvcrage not greatly In
ftrior The larger part consulting Of fair good atocrs
Weighing from 11o0 to t0 s, for which tho ruling
figures wern $a75@ Los. Old cows aud thin, rough,
thrnugn Texans ao1d at $2.6o92.76, while for c1lrn
grades n high ~ $g.00@o.15 was In fov instances
paid Early in tho week s aott weather kept dressed
hcnf rhppor~ out Of tho market. but lster thcro
laFal denana from that source, Tha week closed On
o quiet aud Arm market.
ohoico pesvos-Fzne. aSioSs IT, wslsios,uea ,oar
t. i,do { S Sear old steoFs. weighing 1.as5 to
GOOD :sei;, 1saa:
Medium i, i:r a:i. Weigh '''0''0'
ing 100 70 800 ihs..,..:.......,... E.2s9l.so
sonmon T. q. choice GO COWS, for city 'lauahsor,
stoct Gas.e-oonmou catsls. weighing 80 0's'Ss'''S
1nferior-shi sa n cows hciis1s, ''A's'''
atsgs: bMlia, and scaauaE steors ....... aa5a2,76
Tc1as Cattle-ThFott3b droyeR. ......,..,.. 2bOayOO
lluas-Trads openod active ii 1sloo atlrnuco over
the closing prices Of the previous wco but tho i'm
nroTemon nas lost tho following DAY fTuesday), tho
f14Ct{QQ being lUcFGSSDA
, 1876-01-24

Withdrawn from storo on Friday for city cou.
sumption: tccl bu wheat, tt5 b oats s5A bu ryc,3al
bu harley.
Tho following grain vas inspected into store On
satnday morning: car N. ". No. wheat. q c7rs
N. ". No. do, car No. tpr1ng, 90 cars No. do,
u cars M. do, caza rejected DO, IL earn no
gEado do I'LL shea % cars hlgh1ni1sd corn, II
No. do, II cars uaw m1od do. 1t rejected do,
cars no grado do o8 corn3: cars white osts carr
No. do. earn rejected do: car No. 2 rye: carn
No. bsrlsy,7 CARS No. dn. Tosu, es1 carg or
9f,ot0 bu. Inspected out Io.o5E bn whsAt 1893 bu
corn, e,0+7 btu Aye. $3.50 hu barley.
Tito following wcro tho recalrta aud shipments Of
breadatuYs anu 1.-Two stock 1t this punt during tta
part week snd for ths corresponding weeks ending -
, 1876-01-24

T001--westesn manufacturer afo sonllns sn
tet IL quIet, snd fnag bo qunltd eAhy IN con-
.elneneo q THO toecnt decline Eass. Quotasons:
4aatac: washed fleece. hnc, good-conioncst, as6
4lc; wahlrd eoaFae and medium do. Aos443c; TN:
washed. ne heavy 70 light. 9tt32ao; DO toar1s and
medium, 31sS s3o: puIloI. 33GSs1c.
, 1876-01-24

O1LN-The oil mbrkut prrsenteu no naw frni11rHs
Trade i ~ i 10 bn expected Il tbia saee Of tho
se.aon Prices ruled 4ss.dy, folows: Os.bon {*san.
i.o isg iiHsiso; DO heaaise lis ae9 IT, H.
sxsra Winter lar,l oil, fl.Us,9i LID; NJ, j. xl'W;
Ma q 7sftBue: unveca raw. ia: lned I,7o xSh1.'
winter Eeachsd, JeagJe; sper, f3Isa9 II. 1,"sts
foot oil, strictly pure, N.i5ai20; ID e1t1s, vse:
DO No. I. kses hahh o No stra!s, SIC EiusnbsHo
i5o; narhiha common, ISaisc: Wsst Vi1ria n'is
nltuzsl " dea, a5o ps{urai, 10 .ee ao fs.cc =,
fDUi,THY AND oAsfFz1,n,trv VI. ,,+h.. .,o,
ant, csater thc am vr.thsr ssnsin. m sa.as 9ow
, 1876-01-24

saSiAs: @1 hn NJ 90: 100 bu REJECTED at 80:
.i1sr. ~ mi ~ sG 4 h Track and 10 bn II Soo
....-
ALcouoL-was qu'st a. t2.l3.
nauts a. ,no onass soe
''M n, IT,, eet1".oe sas sne qao.sons: Choice
nm, e,.a7xo; good medium brush. Gxe: fair IN.
sde and covers, 6a6Xc; inferior. taai5c crooked,
'e.su: ns,rrrp .r.. .s., ,.
moderate .oet. on hand, holder. en.trt.ined frm m
rras, .S =, sn' range Of
mr.iu ~ "ao; a-,.t. 10 ," lacy, ye.o" ssesss
sasl7e; common to ehoIes roll, las9ae.
DA0d1Sd-Ths market had no specially nav fc..
!.,s. e.ts. . M prevail: Al .ro. and As feeling
ss;;s.s ss? s'Ss ss msas T.: Ss;,s sss,,s s,s, &
40, ;Iqnh!s, a;a!ss. s.'.,' s'' ''s''S'
In ths atare tho call from tho country tfsie being
moro Than ordinarily good for ho acaaon. P.tccs were
male tucresm factory - i7nsiaXe, and lower
grales Il atal1Hc:
t,,ref. fair demand VA rerertei It the auncred
range o. T Trcs. ,. dehsh a
soS ns fs possbrs einnG 1.oefna a We
!sy. aeS9: Inaana Ileek. 500; baltimore i ohio.
ts 'iS 's y sesTa
lhtss f.ets lid moi appr.r 10 svo .ny derressus " ~
fit fit Il SCI :loGs :aa asss hs I % @ sn. S: 5
a'a' @ sis g. III e:
:s;s ssss ny r''s aa;@'& &ts.s as'
Tisi-Bat sI'sss S p Ses in thu demand for
Atl WIS Observable. nr1arh etll1 roruGru forrsrd
sssy sHasrns!y p1s:s asre quoted ssaay follow,
iseo; 10. by, VIZ sooosaas % ao. as aoa n,sei.
M esel 4;bE', *77taaoo; family nnackctel. b.l,
iay lii, siso: arss family , ifK is' si.iSa1is: @ IL
bank eodasl, 81 Georges goldfish, 5000 a2s
IT, Ianrsarr arf srPns pIs soun SF'; aD
as ssss e. :"a1s;! ,sssa as;ring r. oGT
bri. saoo0s.35. '~N1o'' -
FnuiT5 AND NuTs-Qnosatlons remain without
further chsuge; pnsine.s Is slowly improving, md
fonrlox-p.tes, old 6,;aoAc; do nov. 7faI4c; tgs,
laysfs 1s91ec: nss. drums, nov, l.slso; Tart'h
esse new Vsneis iixiHs zsnte s
epples, lsiaHjo; michigan np.,Ns. 1oaloEc: Indiana
and Illinois, pkGsY%o: reuchey. halye1. l2Eafuo. d.
ass s5s stf s,sa tsss
@ooHc; Naplcs wnlauts. now, lca!7c: do' Old. Ha
10c: pecana Texas, 1&hl3s; Wilmington peanuts,
B@sHc; Tcnneszco peanuts. blGc: African poaiIuts
6fbHc.
GREEN FRU1T9-Wsrs Eetng 10 tlie retail trado
Ut quotations vacncis otaugee. f8.0o6aH.bl Der
caao; Mcasina do, s. 36O 100 par bot Hlciiy eu,ous
per boz: winter apples, S100a Lon pet bri
from atotc craiberrieS, $t0.tQt}tu59 Ecr brl.
GHOoER1Es-cofTees wero not dealt In VERY or
tensiFelJ and althuugh prices hero arc relatively
9f3He lower thhn 1t tho Reaboard Tho market Ia not
strong. auEarH are 1Fyn owing to tho rcduced con-
dltlon OF atoeku. RErups and 1nolasses also wore
firmly he'll 1hce and ap!ceA vera oaey; other uues
ruled abolst steady.
HfcE-HanEoon, GH37c; Carolina. 7H(aga: Louist-
ana. 6A81Ec.
OorYEEs-O q. Jam. 3aktaaakc: lara Nm. q ea1k
@30xo; choico to fancy Hlo. 23S6a2tc: roni fo
prime do, 23ha2akc; common 10 fAtr. 22ia2oxn.
1nttine, o0AG9glc: sipuaporo Java. aNa2CS: fnsts
Nica, 2ia25c; Naraca!bo, 2i32sc,
suoAns-patcnt ent ioaf, ilsia117;c; crushed liz
@llHo; powdered, Ilta1l1fc granulated, Halt !fo;
Sko; q No. i, oxo; Yellow No, I. III pfss: % sioco
brown: 99soAc; tstF 10 prime do. sXas,ic: sornmon
mon TO gool do. 7,aaKo; Now Uriosns, 7&sB,o.
, 1876-01-24

AtEsa PoHk-WM t@7Ho FER brl lower. and moro
active At the deallnr with considerable excitement at
times. due to rather large offerings by leading opcra
tors Sales weTo reported Of GOO hrla caah at $i2t0
@I070 Tho cusade for hcayy: go brs scllor January
At s19.1s; $500 bs1u aelter February At s0
1000 brls sellor March It tl9lsslo.s9k brls
eelioT April At sl9.7oalos2H: and 1900 bzs screr
May At 2o.io Total ID, 8,25O bT1s. Tho market
closed dull at $f2.fo cash Bctlor January; $l9l3
scltr February; t9.45 sclicr March; t{lo1o acilcr
April; sni f11,05 for May.
Primo nness pork var quoted II s17.as. sud extra
primo 1t $f4.11.
LAan-Wss ~ more sctive, but declined 100 por 100
further docline Of "a per 1l2 In In liverpool which
eaused csa!er feeling in New York. Baea wcro re.
ported Of 7bo tea caah at $50 Ira sscr
tho month at &l7o2H: 0,25o tes ssllcr February It
tl207x@11l7N; $50 tea seller March 1t sl9.203
l29o; and $500 tcs acller April Ut $i2,An3l1A7H.
Total o9o tes. Tho market e1osod quiet At S12O2E
CASH Or saller January <i2074 sces February {l1 10
al2.91N secr March; and April &l2.4o.
MEATb-Wers cascr, being generally quoted 70
lower. both for rash and future delivery, With fair
busfncas iong In tho latter, With not much
wanfcd for shipment 9aes wcrs repurtad OF
bs ahonlders Al ef<o cash and 10 snller March,
20 bo1ea long cle1rs as luc, 2oUo0 liz green DO a
loose; t,ou0 tn short ribs ii 70 seot March, ai
Seller April: 800 hoxca long ehors clears At
l0c 900 bs aort clears at 103tc; 5000 pes green
hama rs lth> At l0tc; and 50 bo1ts sugsrcd bacon At
12c. The market eloaed at tho following range Of
nrices.
, 1876-01-24
TELEGRAPHlc MARKET REPORTS.
FOREIGN MARKETS.

. FCHEIGN MARKETS..
Hpseat DfspaeA 70 Tie Chltdve TsIbups.
LrvEnpoo1, Jan. 11-11:30 o. u,-FLoun-No. l, al
Cd: No. ?, 2as Cd.
Observation-Disclosures. No, !, los: No. O. o. 81 ;
spring, No. o. lod; No. q So d.; wto No. l, 1Us I'd
M. ?, 1os ID; club, No. !, lis ID; No. J, los ID.
corn-New No. I, asa I'd No. . 2ss Cd old, No. !,
Sis; No. z, S9b Gd.
PRovisIoSs--Tosk, 81s td. Lard, 69s Sd.
ldvEArooL, Jan. ga y. m.-Alartcts unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. Observation-Disclosures uu-
ehanseA.
1novlIosB-CnchAnRed.
fAHss AND FAnRscs-At Manchester quiet aud M
changed.
LONDON. Jan. 22.-AMxl1cAN BEcUn11rKs--Tho fnl-
lowing n The opouing prices Of American securities
6.2os Of Co. 1867; G7e 109 104oa 1o7; funded loan,
1otl; Erse Hallway shares. 4E; Eric ptuferrca, 10Y
LONDON, Jan. G.--fETnoLrrM-ne1ned l0LQ9lld,
ILNsEEp OiL-1a8,
TALLoU-5D3
, 1876-01-24

,Pnosiatoss-htidlcs hoayy, Il 1oHG3tto for long.
clcnr. Lard arm; aales luo horcss ii IA i9lso foe
Wn'sar-n.rts. steady: sale. 100 brls 4. s,1cx per
aaocrntrs-suesr-M.stet unchanged, with mod.
nriro. $50; Nos, ID AMI IA Iisvsna, 1 i.ot3sHe.
coGae-Markes sssadJ, With tobbnR inquiry: ilIo
Haotsa of zo!d And Msr4calbo 1t l882oo
IAsIow Il. rn.. sesay and In fair request: oounr,
m! Nt~ xeee, 5.a a;@Floua-Qaet; ..eeip!., 1000
Common to 81 .1sr. sa,' &c Ms:
geSa 70 ~. so,es H. @s't.sy9i white wheat s..ra IN
& :1n' eanlcm 70 70 ,ioubo eKtrA. s19osoov. Js dous
~. .uHMH-Wheat receipts 10 900 hu; apr&nT no graiA
y9s: Sa aa foteetod. ysc." = t9o d. pErade. oos
biIlw.utec .nost, Si.9hsi 2SN: Nc. do, ia stors
rsan:ss:a,* in .as:t *'9 Ths Michigan, tl.h smber
No II. o!sfsS nsfss .dRa1ins dai iis Ss1s
st32s ~, nat!sy quss: No Gan.s so Mali qnst
rseee SET Wy ~.
bu: shade f'rmsr; misel Westsrn nd s stsis. ia
4ac; white Wesern do. 4ct9s2o.
iior.-Flrm; E..ttfn md wts.ern and Nav York
State. lotsisc: California, 17ta2oc.
,s ] sssns ss's esxs 2ss; but il n 9o s:
1ues but frm; fair to good refining Bko; rr1rae,
sIn; .a refined l., unchanged. Aolassss-Nsv 6Elesns
rErnoLruN-Msrse. quiet hut .ts.ay; crude, s'<o;
s sehntu. l4'ts1t4c; eaacs. tsAts2oxei naph,ha,
s;a2ess TssEow-ou.t, paoGe.
ssa.ata,5. 7s,s,r: Or Tuarss!!sS S sssessay &c.
1.EA7,tEE-Marknt dull; hcmtock sole, nuenoa
1!sst, 81 ] io nsiMnas 'sas m!3.' st. heavy
1857 nT.ahs ssss sess a1 assse t3e pulled 27s
Fnnv1sfoNs-pork-Aflrkct dull Hnsf unrhnnged
nsss.sa ms.i h9s. oo1 f5 wtsts,p ss
ciix ~ ~. "estefu loaS e!eaf, lu:so;
e,.h .nn,r. 1issr; hri%. .ssm
1n1Tsni na;:. 1a hanf'i: s!s,2H NAY.
a;s; Ht,io, 95asi. a ''Ae'' Ne'''' "0'''f'' LUG
Wmsxr-uuIrt A. Il IGS
MEr.fa-Hsn,,f.tts"ro s,.1ya: :,,,>.- o,,,,,.
rs s i5o, r, ssstSs ST qs!st I'd
NA,1s-ffnEhsnoed "''''s' AAS'9'1S'
rn1r4nr,ru,,.
snr1 ian1a1a3i "an. nn,: ;1z51; re-
cao1ssssrp.-.5ia.asai;3,s c,asn..sii sai; 3,so. .ae4's''
Ohio md inIj,n; snss }a S}5s@ein stsse
aSn.' Ana iao'Ao'' s''0'so's'' n'sh Rsade' s'.oos
dnA1s-whcst aujrs but ,tesdy: penu,v,,.n,. mi.
si9@if9 earn nufst .n %S.T cta e.:
villa. 61facnc. t9.ti ssnw ~h;,e si>1n 'sSeooo'
paoyIsioxs-oast nsw 'ts 1aes. rosi. ;2o7s. Beef
,In TI1 ma = ii. i. i a. HGScu nHS
ly,h0. wv S'''N"' 4N''"' *'''o"s
T,,rTrn-1fsrtst ,inii. ~. v,xL u.... s r,.s
ford County o1ra o %s.ae ln1k sass an1 ntsa
rolis. IBaasc @'e'"Se' "e'e'A - 1fo @'o' "t''efn
CItrsHE-ouiat. Esu yorS ro,afav,. xu,,,.-,
MA 13c 7'>S'~0' .'
Edas--alArkot dull; westarn frosl, 21a23e.
mAIT1Mnnf-
pAL71uonx, Md, Jan. S2-Ftoun-s..dv snd
nnchnnrnI ' 3e' -1'-A -oA-"'o"e' Will
tMAlN-WhtAk qHic$ and firm. peuU4FlrbnlA rcd.
sl;ssqs1.4o. Other unclaimed. Corn hrmer; Wsstera
MaI@DuiI Ma4syiana I'D poa Penpaylv.nta, s2aooa
, 1876-01-24
COMM MERCtAl,

THIS following were the receipts snd ahipmsnts Of
tho leading articles OF rroduce In this olty during lhe
tventy.four lloura tndlpg at O'Clock on ssturday
morning and for Tie corresponding date one Year eao
, 1876-01-24

uEEF pRuuu0TB-Hera steady zna ttIibt kt 6. 81
agoe Ior y mess: for e1tra mess, snd
TALLoH-Was quoted at 8s1c.
FIoCN-Waa very dull, and little better than nom.
tnal 1t former prices. TheTo was no demand from
shippers and scarcely any from the local trade hut
holders wore not an1ous enough to sell 10 Offer con-
sessiona. saits restricted 10 so bru winteys,
partly 81 t7.00a775 100 brs spring cxtrss 100 bsls
supssAnes, and 80 hts rye nous ali on pEyats tar1ns.
Total Gao bEls. Tho market closed no!nay Ut tho fol-
lowing range OF prtces; Choice winter extra, $5.sD
7.so: common to good do, s7o96,6ol spring s.sas,
tAooGi.4o; good do 345o0A7b; choice DO $5.Oo85 Is
patena do, ta.6o@7.2s AnnesotA. %; spring
surorhnes. s'oAy3.t1; rye -four. 4L2o9i.25: and
huckvhcat DO, $1.0oG3s.6o.
DnAa-Was mora active, and Coo per ton ioxar.
Bales wsre 60 tous 4! 100 on track.
MippLNas-Salea warc 10 tons at &l90o FREQ On
board CATS,
CoAs.NEAt-Waa nominal At Stt6cGal6.6o for COARSE
on track.
WuRAT-Was actise aad irregular. bsing rkthcs
weak Oh The WHOLE hut Ayersged about Ia higher than
the rfayos SESSION. the sdvaucs hsng gained On Fri.
dsy afternoon. The aaycc& from Liverpool weso con-
dietinR, somo calling It strong aud Soma quoting a
decline OF l@2I per Genital. New York was reported
dull, bnt steadily held. The market hers vas chiefly
strengthened by tbs weather. which threatened to fe-
dupc tho VOLUME ct receipts and tho porcrntxgo Of
the better GRADES and tho sbort interest took hod
freely II TIC outset but afterwards fsji hnek nsnh
vhess w again reIatiysly sroSa. whsthsr Ii. rosns
Janusry 1norts WI muef, moo,ci nns.tton Ind ~ Il
il hArd to say which suswer wouI lsys besn dccIdea
Ths soxsf srsdes we're oaiy IL moderssa demand. M,
!, Il NJ III on H. - III .1s 81 a! upsnea
cses 10 oo: 1t ibs clos. Hasr sisre, % .ois ..
saI svi!sr H. nonth II H. si11 i:pIas
Glazing u Noik asted, md cxsh No. = spr1ur ~
nnftgl Of 81 ooo hi No. slrinr At sla, tr Ia
H.. in n, rafss,s. ~ .I a." w .o III nn * r. ~
nis ii nsSn3ke Tos.i tt tto ~ .ua 'o'' na " sAa'-
" M.nwTsmra w.xsT', ..' S.,siH ~ t1 ~ a.u,,,, ns
with rstsr ah oerns.. s.:s wssa s'ia" tna I IL VII
or o.r r.ss ~ ~. W pI, e. Ht., t, tse
sii..' '"'' ''o' "@" AoAs''s' "''A pSs@7 -
co!ty-wa. dnl, md .u,tn l,nocd x,,h ..,.n.v.
t,,onoh IN. .n.,t.t .nr. N. X nu
Ttis " qi.oa, n' eHs. NV vo, .ue ~, sane On
rh.nott nd H. rccsirt: hr-. .xa,. Si . ~ n
cT.ssiss nr sttiI iit. 49, u "is sss mnont ~ 9snB
.rs iii shinntnn in1nrt 49, .m.n n ~ ~ IL
~. u!lsn4 4ts!atsl 80 % sau puleEaAeE
H. tot ~ w" ~ M1s o. 'e sunR to
~" 81 @eAs iANHs ~ 0'N AS@4%% %AoaE Wa
, 1876-01-24

1919 seller February, bored; areen hams, loaloac;
sweet-nteklei do. 'l@1Ikc; cumbeslands,. lHac.
boxed; bacon hamA l3G3l34c.
GhEAax-Was nominal II 7l3oc.
BEEF pROnUGTB-Her steady zntl quiet 1t &9.5n
@19oq fos mess. fto.eos1l.oo. for e1tra nsss, aud
81. .S0fa23t0 for hau1s.
TALLoH-Wss quoted at 1sic.
, 1876-01-24

5VV THEHN UUTT TON HAHKETH,
NEW ORLEANS, jan. 1o.-Catton-Uemand good
sales, 1900 balcs; rriccs generally steady; quo
tattona unchanged; receipts, net, A1o9 taiea gzoss
%.7s9; sxporta to tho Contiarnt, $50; 10 0rsat
Britain, a,a13s stock, 81, 1904.
SAVANNAH, Jan, :2.--cotton quet Ut 1a.tc; nst 70.
eelp 1883 bales: aToss. 2o7t; exports 70 tho Cont.
nont 2,coo; coastw!so, 12o; sales. 1893.
CHARLESTON, Jan. G.-Coltan QUILT; mtdaltngs,
laa<c: net race,pu 131a bales; exports coAatwtss,
ll3 !; sales, 1,2D0.
GALVESTON. 5an. 22.-Cotton ssoady; mlldlings,
1o.c; ust foceps. lb99 talea: exports to III. Chl.
nol 1,ats; coanswiso, Ala; salaa, 2.s41.
hoD1Ls, Jan. 2:.-Eottau quIot; mtldlings, l3Ga
13'le; net receipts, aGsa balss exports coastras a1
aAlea, 2o11.
, 1876-01-24

NE" 7OHK CNY'UOU0a MARKET.
NKw York, Jan. :1-ThnEa was fair movement In
prn, csmbsaes, and cotton hosiery but tbs gsnsfss
uArkot vsa guiot. Cotton goods sss In moderate r-
quest, aad leading matcs Of brown and pltaehod
Goods FIRMLY held. Cottau1des In fair demand,
coths sul daesktns quIet but essMrusrea IN steady
dsnand. FrInted astnets uoyiay u fsls quantities.,
Eortlg0 goola VSrY dull.
, 1876-01-24

VQB TON WOOL MARKET,
boaroH, Jan. L.-Far wool tie demand tss heen
rather lnltc tls market hoInQ quiet. with NJ change
in PRICES. Itolaon inallesea. about sailing, Ohio
and lennsJlvsnsA hsoons and II, 4aGs&aa; medium
aud No. 1t Asl&soo; XXX and plck.loek, eo1sac /;
Michigan doeoss. A29to 1ar Wtsconain neecps, ~
a3c- Tia entEs sa!as al dsoca wnol naya pesn only
II, ,8o0 ponnda. pn,tcd wuuls, gool supnr, md I,
meet With fair demand. Law grssles YER, dull
, 1876-01-24

etTTsBuRo PETROLEUM MARKET.
FIr1sbcH0, Ia. Jan, o1Cs4ds petroleum active 1t
eaU2x had. S3os Aaked 1t r.rksrs, fof Immediate
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Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-11-17
mr. WnIter,s nnrnions.

Mr.. John Walter the owner Of the Lon
don Times, (and member of the English
Parliament,l sailed for home, from New
York, on Wednesday, after visit of sever
al weeks in this country. In New York
representative of the Tribune had an inter-
view with him, and thus reports some of
his opinions ;
Mr.. Walter said he had travelled extern
sively since his arrival in this country, visit
ing Boston, Albany, Chicago, Cincinnati,
Washington, Philadelphia, and many
other Of the principal cities. He was par
ticularly impressed with the beauties Of
Oincinnati's suburbs. Boston, he thought,
was inconveniently situated, for, in order
to visit it in the regular line of travel,
tourist must lose the beauties of the Hud-
son, and no man, English or American,
could afford to do that Mr., Walter
did not feel himself competent to judge of
the comfort of ordinary American railway
travelling. He had ridden so luxuriously in
the special Pullman car which had been
placed at his disposal that he was unable to
form an idea of the way in which other
people travelled. "The palace car, he ex-
claimed enthusiastically, sis tit for the
Queen to ride in In fact, it is much hand
somerIthan the one she uses."
tors carried him to and fro over the land
was a cause of great astonishment to Mr..
Walter. 1t was a courtesy entirely un-
known in England. The Queen herself
was obliged to pay immense sums every
year for railway conveyance, and no rail-
road company in all England would think
of Offering coach for the free use of any
gentleman, public or private. The Ameri-
can car, in Mr.. Walters estimation, was far
superior tc the English carriage. The pos
sibility of being shut in with thieves or
madmen Git had fallen to his own lot to be
shut in with madman) the close, cramped
quarters which, in their very nature sti1ed
all the comfort out of the unhappy travel
or the partitioning man from the sight
and society of his fellow creatures and,
above all, the shortness of the carriages,
which caused them to sway and jerk about
so violently that conversation became
torture and reading an impossibility all
these things combined to render journey
in an English railway carriage a matter of
something worse than unpleasantness.
The ''permanent way" or roadbed of the
English railroad, was much more substan-
tial than that Of the American, but the
English carriage could not be compared
with the American cars.
Mr.. Walters opinion of the Centennial
Exposition was very high. 1t WAS certain
ly the equal, and, in many respects, the su-
perior of any of the other Worlds Fairs.
He expressed himself as delighted with the
good manners exhibited by the people he
had met at the Exposition. Many of them
bore traces of the farmer in their dress and
talk, but in no case had he seen signs of
the boor. Yankee curiosity was to be no
ticed on all sides, but the caricatured Yam
kee inquisitiveness did not manifest itself.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-11-17
FIRST EDITION.
Washington Topics,

VARIOUS DEMOCRATIC SCHEMES TO BEAT HAYES
AFTER THE PEOPLE Fleet H1M-MR. BLAINE
NOT ELIGIBLE FOR PRESIDENT OF THE SEN
ATE.
Spestal Dispatch to the Nelo York Times.
WAsHINGToN Nov. 16 1t is now almost
universally conceded among the Democrats
about Washington that Gov. Hayes will have
the necessary electoral votes returned to
give him majority of one. This admission
is the key for terrible denunciations Of what
they are pleased to call frauds And they
also talk of the affair being transferred to
Congress, where justice is to be secured
them by throwing out enough of the Re-
publican States to elect 1ilden. The question
of the powers of Congress is then raised,
and both parties are making careful exam
ination of the laws and the Constitution.
This has been the feature of the days dis
cussion.
The twenty second joint rule is claimed
by the Democrats to be still in force, be-
cause the present House agreed to the
Joint rules, and the Senats being continu-
GUS body, the rules, including this one,
stand till specially set aside. On this tech
nicality they think the
HOUSE WILL BE ABLE TO THROW OUT
the vote of Louisiana or Florida. but this
point is settled by being raised too soon, for
if the twenty-second joint rule is still in
force there is plenty of time for the Senate
to formally abrogate it, The Democrats, in-
cludipg some members of Congress, claim
that under the Constitution the House has
right to act without any other rule, and
they talk about the counting of the vote as
though they had the sole power. All this
is mere vapor, as all their lawyers know.
The only possible course Of mischief for the
House to pursue under the existing law is
to refuse to attend when the votes are
counted, and this they threaten. The re-
suit of such action is in great doubt. The
Democrats would propose that the House
elect President, but just how they could
get him
INAUGURATED WITHOUT REVOLUTION
does not appear. They hold that the va
csncy is not such one as the law provides
shall be filled by the President Of the Sem
ate. Some prominent Republicans hold
this view, and say that clearly President
Grant would hold over till a new election
and the qualification Of his successor. Such
are some of the speculations regarding the
future.
The person who suggested that there was
great anxiety to make Mr.. Blaine President
of the Senate, SO that in case of trouble he
could be President after the 4th of March,
happened not to remember that Mr..
Blaine's present term expires ON the 4th
Of March, and that he is not yet elected
to the next term, and that he would not,
il made President Of the Senate this
Winter, hold over into the next Congress,
by reason of the expiration Of his term
with this Congress. Mr.. Ferry is in the
same situation, and, after the counting Of
a
dent, so that one Of the Senators not re-
firing next March may be elected. Other
wise, there will be an inuerregnum in the
Office.