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G o x IN
DELIVERED TO ALL PARTS OF TIE CITY
Al The SAME RATE
Ees schedule-fun lOsd Of ~ bushels for S.
Smaller loads cents per bushel Garage 81 cents.
Apply TO
OFFICE OF wAsHIsGTos GAsLIGHr CON-
PAhY,
4l3 10Th STREET northwest, IL Ist street northwest
% q hridRe street, GeOrgetoNn. mari II
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For the Centennial.

ST. JOHN, N. B., March 30.-The govern
ment steamer Lady Head is expected To ar
rive from Philadelphia on Saturday next q
receive the New Brunswick coutribu tions to
the Centennial exhibition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-30

SThe bill TO punish wife heaters by pub
lie whipping has received the signature OF
the governor Of California and become law
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-30

~Prodigal won the great Northampton
shire sweepstakes yesterday.
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DRESS COATS AND VESTS

Oriental silk Fl'd Worsled Coats & Vests ego 90
Northampton Elk Ribbed Worstei do. do 90. l. 90
Vienna Diagonal Worsted Coats Vests. 10 so
BlackingtOn Black and Gold Worsted H. do Is 90
UNbridge Fancy Silk Torsted Coats & Vets IL 90
HarrAganseJt FsLcy Bl " 0rsted do Do. 10 90
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PPLEIoss AMERICAN cYCLoPE

Approaches CON plstion. lt is having q very large
sale. Parties in Washington or vicinity Desiring
this great work viii be supplied In monthly INSTALL
street. uhsre all styles 81 binding may be seen.
. kSepeetnen pages sent gratis on applics-
ton. narb-eu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-30

Resignation Of n Consul.
OTTAWA, March 30.-G. ii. Prince, Ameri-
can consul, has resigned.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To DAY.-Inter.
nal revenue, $685. or 81; customs, $500 996 40

THE CONDITION of Representative VII
son. of West Virginia, is somewhat i'm
proved 10 day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-30

THE Senate Committee on Agriculture
will inspect the Department of Agriculture
on SATURDAY.
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THE LIGHTHOUSE BOARD.-The Senate
Committee on Commerce to-day agreed To
report adversely on the bill which proposes
10 reOrganiZe the lighthouse establishment
and make IL a bureau of the Treasury de-
paTtment. The committee also agreed that
l. was not expedient to dispense with the
services Of one OF the two secretaries OF the
board, as is proposed by Dill before the
committee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-30

MILITARY OFFICERS AND CIVIL DUTIES
Ger eTal Sherman has written a letter To
Secretary of War Taft recommending that
Congress modify the existing statute which
virtually prohibits the officers OF the army
both active and retired. from being EN- DlOy-
ed IN civil works. The matter il now under
consideration by the House Military Com
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-30

THE COMING EMPEROR.
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AN IMPENDING DISASTER.

A Dam at Worcester Giving WAY
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Commande William
NJ. Folger ordered TO the Marion, as execu-
tive; Ensign w. H. Masser to examination
before the retiring board; Lieut.. o. F. Her
german detached from the Marion, and or
Ied TO the MOnODgahela as executive;
Master Carlos G.. Calkins from the Juniata
and ordered TO the stsreship New Hamp
shire.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-30

THE PRESIDENT, who has been suffering
for the past two or three days from what is
said 10 be recurrence OF an affection in the
nature Of neuralgia, is still unwell, and was
unable TO receive any visitors to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-30

No NOISY To PAY THE WITNESSES
The fund for the payment of witnesses be-
fore Congressional committees has been ex-
hausted for three days, and many of those
wEo have applied for their pay and have not
received 1t, have been compelled to sell their
claims at discount. 1t is the intention TO
have passed at once a deficiency bill to meet
The emergency. The total cost for witnesses
thus lar Is q triile over 214, 600.
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THE SPENCER INVESTIGATION The
Senate Committee on Privileges aud Elec-
tons met to-day to continue the Spencer
lave stigation, when Gen. Morgan, counsel
for the prosecution, stated that the witnesses
he expected had not arrived, but wOuIi prob
ably be here tomorrow. The committee
then adjourned until tomorrow morning
when, II Gen. Morgan's witnesses are not
present, the prosecution will close.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-30

TIE ARTICLES OF IMPEACHMENT in the
B"lknap case were presented to the House at
two O'Clock this afternoon by the chairman
81 The judiciary Committee and were ordered
10 be priu TED, 10 he called up for future refer
erce. The articles are five in number, as
stated in yesterdays STAR. The fourth
article embodies sixteen Specifications set
ing forth each amount paid by Marsh to
Bc4knap. The articles are accompanied by
resolution calling for the election of seven
managers to conduct the Impeachment
before the Senate
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NoMISATIoNs.-The President sent the
following nominations to the Senate to-day:
Sumner Howard, to be attorney for the
United States for the territory of Utah; VIM
Daily, marshal of United States for district
OF Nebraska; Frank Campbell, of Kansas,
TO be register OF land Office, Kirwin, Kansas:
Frank w. Perry, late captain 9th infantry
10 be second lieutenant 2ith infantry. POST
masters-Thomas Doak, at Cameron, Mis-
souri,; Lewis Lambright, at Middletown.
Ohio; Joel A. Coffey, at Spencer. Indiana,
Naval promotions Captain c. B. Hebo to be
major in the marine corps; Captain P r.
Fendall, do, do; LIST lieutenants III. J. Bishop
and X l.. Meade TO be ca plains in the marine
corps; I'd lieutenants g. G. Goodloe and Rich
ard Wallach To be LIST lieutenants In the same
corps; Randolph Dickens TO be I'd lieutenant
In the same corps; assistant engineers j. s.
Ogden, Charles w. Roe and Geo. II. Kearny
TO be passed assistant engineers; Medical In
spector Edward Shipper to be medical direc-
tor; Surgeon Il. +. Gibbs To be medical In
spector; Passed Assistant Surgeon III. J.
Bobin 10 be surgeon; Master VIM. IL. briggs
70 be q lieutenant.
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DANA's NoMINATIoN.-The Senate was
again in executive session yesterday after.
noon on the nomination OF X. II. Dana, ir,
to be minister to England. Mr. Dawes said
he desired to submit some remarks before
the vote was taken, but was too unwell to
do so then. Mr.. Cameron, although he
thought time enough had been spent on this
subject, had no objection to INDUCING the
Senator. The Senate adjourned without
taking q vote.
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SOME OF THE NEWSPAPERS report the
complaints of General Sherman over his pro-
POSED recall TO Washington. If Sherman is
rCeded in WASHINGTON let him have his head
quarters there. If he does not like the trans
fer he has the remedy ID his own hands. v.
D. Herald
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THE RESIGNATION OF Gov. AMEs.-The
following dispatch was received by General
Butler today:
JACKSON. MISS, March 81. 1876.
General b. r. Butler, Washington. ID. e. -
Impeachment articles against the Governor
have been Internationally dismissed, after
which he resigned. Tine arrangement is en-
urely honorable TO him.
THOMAS j. DCRANT,
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ACCIDENT TO SENATOR MoRTOS.-Last
evening as Senator Morton was leaving the
elevator On the second floor OF the Ebbitt
House. be lost his balance and fell severely
~ juriPg his knee He was i'm his seat in the
StI2tp usual this morning. hnWpvar-
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ANOTHER PROTEST AGAINST THE cur
TING Down PROCESS. - Edward Young,
chief of the Bureau OF Statistics, in the
Treasury department, was heard by the
House Appropriations Committee this morn
i Z. protesting against reducing the appro-
p1lattOn for his bureau from so 600 to
$4,000.
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THE SAFE BURGLARY INvEST ALTON
Michael Hayes and Albert Cunz called upon
the House Judiciary Committee to-day, put
were informed that the committee will not
he able TO examine them until Tomorrow
Several other witness who claim to be DOS
sessed of Information in regard to the
Harrington safe burglary, will arrive in
this city to morrow morning rOmNewYork,
q deputy sergeant at arms ha wing been there
for two days serving subpOenas upon them.
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HANDSOME CONTRIBUTION FOR THE
PRINTING BUREAU EMPLOYES.-The sum
of S215 has been subscribed in the office o.
the Secretary OF the Treasury for the relief
OF the suffering employees of the Bureau oil
Engraving and Printing, and II is expected
that an additional amount will be subscrib bed
to-day.
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MI. hnotl, IIUm tne COmbllttee on the J n
dietary, reported articles impeaching VIM.
w. BelkDap, lase Secretary Of War, OF high
crimes and misdemeanors, with an accom-
panytng resolution, which were ordered 70 be
printed and recomnitted, Mr.. Knott giving
notice that he would call them up al an
early day.
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MCDOUG ALL,
Chairman Emma Mine,

DFNIALS by GEN. sCHENCK
Gen. Schenck said he was confident that
no such draft OF the letter existed, and he
was not advised to sell stock, as stated in
the TELEGRAM. He also denied that he sent a
telegram TO CheesebOrough in relation to
the subject.
The committee, at 1890, adjourned, In order
10 give hessrs. Lyon and Johnson an oppOr-
UNITY TO prepare the questions that they de-
sire 10 DE asked OF Gen. Scheack TO morrow
PROTECTING WITNESSES.
The action OF the committee restricting
cro>S-eX2ninatlon will apply to Lyon when
he resumes the stand, and cuts off the inter
est that was felt in seeing him put through
cfoss-eXamination By some shrewd lawyer
"Cn the other side
New-York tribune., 1876-03-07
COTTON MARKETS.


GALVESTON. March 6-Coon hrm generally held higher
oier ngs light Mi1dng i2lsc; Low Middng IL Sc Good
Ornary lOo net reeeipts. 1903 baes l0y3 bnles
exports. Ia Great Britain 900 Continent $50
baea
Mdilns lObisc Good Ordinary, hisc.; net receipts
~ bales exports coastwise 81 oaes: sales i2OO bales
stock. 44902 bales
Low Mddinr. lsal2 2c Good Ordinary 10 a0l0'Ic; not
recoptr I93 Daes oxpors oOastwse, 9i3 bales sales
], 90 bales; stock. 30.j15 bales.
MOBILE March 6.-Cotton firm; Mildlng l2tc; Low MID
ding III sol c Good Ordinary 97fc net receipts 1,323
bales exports 70 Great BHin Ss07 bales coastwse S5s
bales: sales, 1000 bales: stock. 1893 bales
MEMPHIS, March G-COtton hrm generally held higher :
Mlddlng 12o receipts 32 bales shipments 1853 bales
sales. 2O0O bales stock, 74675 bales.
BALTIMORE March 0.-COttOn firm; Mlddling l2i4Ol2Nc
Low MGlng IL GOOt Ordinary. 100 Diic; not receipts
l69 bas gros l254 bales exports Great Britain 295
sales 25 balo 10 qinnrrs 225 bales stock l0G6 bales
LOUISVILLE. March 0-COttOD steady: MiduinR. l2c -
WILMINGTON, March 0-COtt0u qui't and nOminali hld.
rccepts, 3O5 balos stock. 80 bales
BOSTON. March G-COOn steady, lTmj Midlling l2dc
10y Mlddlng Re- Good Ordinary lOsci net receipts
EonrotK March e-cotron steady; Biiddlmc l9c net re-
bales stock 7.2i2 biies
AUGUSTA, March 6-Colton steady demand good; Mddng
l2c Low Mding III o Good Ordinary, lOc.; net receipts
PTIINDELrIIIA. Siarch 6-Cotion quiet: Midng. 1880:
Low Addlns l.c Good Ordinary, lUosi net receipts 80
ST. L5rs March 6-cotton higher Middlnr 1915; Low
Niid1g lie; Cool Ordinary, 0c; net receipts 66l bales
shipments l2il bales sles LES bales stock 27025 hnles
CisCNSATi. March 6CotiOn hTmer held higher: Middng
2c. Low Middlnc lie Good Ordinary, 9o receipts, 2l3
bales; Shipments 76 balcs sales 5io bales; stock l543i
NEwOaLgAxs March 6--Cotton strong; Mildllng l2&c
Low Midng. III hc, Good Ordinary 9c; net receipts lO
600 bales; Co-s 1893 bales exports 20 Great Britain
5000 bacs to France PSI haes TO tho Continent 2l54
sales, l.Jj5 bales siocl, 3tI, 10 bales.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-07
noMESTIC MARKETS.

nurrMo March GGrla ia stoTe ani o SGoatIwhs,at
& 100 los bush: rye 1861 bush; Fcas o77 bush Mals
JiiJJ bush ola bsi z25 bush l;sep,I-io9 e6 &
SLS S0; Tis sHs Is 90 Susf Harley bush Fioarq and
Sne69ge @ @ Il so ESaS 4S usS sS %c Michigan At 81 s.
pntl aad lover sasa 81 '9 sey SH Ss oc a. ana 1S'
fs1yy Mess. Lar quiet at i3'ol4c HiEhwnes nominal
cI,caao March 6-Four wheat IN fair demand but
a. Loser r9tes no ,n on MAJ No o 81 & i.o.
az e Gi May Eow High Mixed. j3sc eoe,ed. $ts
oats eneiaiy Unchanged sales rather higher No
81 552alc, spot S2se. Apnl Site May harisy dal, MI
Hnd eoSi at iu prices sales al Csc sed dogs dun sI
so"s sSot s2a - sos o. Sgs 2 Apr So gGSaESs May Lard
9q spd 9%'r at msy lS I sssai.Dmsnd lair aad
market hrm shoads si SnoF d rio ,,Meea1ipsLFlosr,
1000 bbi wncet 5000 bush Corn ,03%002 % Ds5I Ust;
100 1qi ,o Say @ 1 SgIo s 665 bush os :2oG3 Das
Barley, 1000 bush Rye $40 bush At he aiisdnoSn o 0i
SiaagoG Oais unohang ed lorE about &C. higher Lara
HGIScssGTi March 6Tiour quiet aud unchanged Wheat
quiet but steady a. - fqt , 10 oe SS ab Unchanged lar.
Low ul and nominal Rye easier ~ 7597Oe FORK qSi pls
aIs ag RSiaa e. sa KSis. sis 75Ssii BaE
fair and areot hIm shg9dcrdS'c 1lear IS S,5 f ~
md sna market MAKE H'ni Sr1 s5ouds clear b sas
Whssy demand fair narEet si - o. butter quiet
and "SshHSfS 20 % GfsS75s n 75ss g HSiS Fr &c . sod
IS ioSss 5Oj recrlp lS5s shpnssls 2 2S7 .ov wheat
odS,eS AThss anes and aIs shade ySs coso weak mn
wanIse sI Os Hard do, 81 lsR 10 DO 81 eoS Ad'19 y
42c 0aIs qnieti nomnsy hnn No z, fresh Jic hisy'
3l1 Barley, nrnler No SPRING ~ store iSe,i ii
Sfar demand No 67c Provisions less II pominhI
do steam no. Dry saed shoulders at sSc ,S9sS
dies sweet Picked Hams, l2halStc
Dressed ogs dun and lower at 50 25. Receipts 900 ebs
Flour 10000 Wheat shlpments-bOOO bbla flour
bash. Wheat.
81 LOUIS March e-Fiour uncha9ged Wheat hshsr ioi
cash; lower futures No Hed WntcF 81 90, cuh
sl b5ia May 10, 81 "a bid. Oorn active, hrier
No hixed Sole, cashi 4OAse hprli d1'er, May Oau
AMI very little doing No. q % 2c bid, Gashi sslts NJ 1oo
March harley stsadyj unchanged for beet grades 9hea
oualfies dull Wisconsin aud Minnesota Spring. 6O aSl ~
Ryo dull lower sell 2c ba. POrk steady and unchanged
Bulk Inactive but proes are manalned shoulders
New-York tribune., 1876-03-07
TIE STATE OF TRADE
rtrppprAx MNpEErS

IIyraroo, March 6is2o .oi,on I, active and and
frrIer: Nidng Uyands OitL MtidiHg 'ilPiit, -
nalos 1900 bai Including 4t4O ior secni,nh ara & sa
fs,rf tttis $1,000, hci $500 Amtiitlt C1"A
H. stlte tu,t auI ssldy: of Middiug rltand iDS
Mig clause Il ~ and Juns delivery, %; C'sL; TO- do June
and Juy delivery. 10 - IITd IT..
IyfmOo, Marcn 2 p nt g elton to ariiys SifGng M gs-s'
per san 90 3D. do. 60. shipped Mare ana nluI pr So,
al C.i do Hay and Juno dtiNrf), ~ b'gn. bat"H
53 q I, cTf. Tor Short clear hiidlrs. ..-,-
IigfG4tOi. March C-j o. MI tic hheo ~ NVt"'n VI
dty 2. $40 Ltl,s Nrrc American .,,,,, ,.-,--..
IiyE'Poof- Maron ca p. msales 81 Middlng otleai.
CpoU Low MiddlBg Ciause. haoh hnd APul dshfciJ ~
DsIgd. ,,.,... a.. ...,... . ,L,ao
easier. salcs Of Mdd,ng UIiant Low hiddhng elaaa'
Aarca aid a pTl Geiy,ly. at baisl. ~, ,o.,io
IdsEHrOO, March O-Eyonne.- Common lto1lh' sO~fiO
spirits Fnrprniiue. 24iG62j 4 cWt - ,s.-
IOSDON. March Gle Op m.-Unt STATES bonds l99yIs
I072i Ttn Fo,tieS 1906; Sew Iivcs 100 Ems Halfway
IaS6oS. Starch CO p m.-Paris Hdvice' quote hon'""
GGf. OJC -. ,.,t,to, goue
iy Inc Bank Enganl On balance today II t0On IN "a.
IoSpOy. March G-Eycnug--ldnsecd CaSe, aIo ~ o.
qJO 10. IInsesi OF. % 8 y owt o.. 90 H.. ,,o,,
pAEs March G-EKbhanso on London 3ji loc' iOt hho'
sight. - ,,-,.-, .,.,.. ,o,,. n,o. Civea
New-York tribune., 1876-03-07

ssc Clear Rib and Clear sldes l2i4c aud i21c Bacon
quiet unchanged; only limited job9ing demand Lard -
None In the market Whisky steady and unchanged at
Live Hogs active higher; Light Heavy Shipping. 81 so
as8i Packing 81 S0as 36 Extra, So 55gSS 3d. Cattle
steady with fair demand Good to Choice Native Shippng
steers 81 75aSj 55 Medium to Fair DO, g. lOgsi 90 DO
Pony do 50 7504 % Fair Choice Native Cows $3 291
81 10; Naive stockers 81 600s3 IS; Feeders $4e %
Reeepts-5000 bbls Flour 1900 bush. Wheat, 100000
bush Corn IL 900 bush Oats 10 0Ob bush Barley 1000
bush Rye, l.S00 Hogs 800 head Cattle -
PHLADBPHIA, March 6-Petr0eum nominal At 1880.
Tor Refined and llGll Sc for Crude Clover seed in good
request At 1904 9c Timothy is worth 81 6Oe$2 % and
Fax seed I'll 40 Bran sells wanted at SS0&lS 90 Flour
OF choice quality is fair request but other kinds are
neRleoed sal 500 bbs including Wisconsin and Mime
sSta FAMILY at 81 5paf6 so; Pennsylyana Indiana ana
OHIO DO az 1886 So and high grades at $70fS Rye Flour
held at - 75 Wheat steady request milling Pennsyl
yania Red 81 4o Amber si n si 40 White 81 As a$l 55;
western Red 81 20 Rye sac Corn n good request Yellow
SSG59c wS SAL 6sg39 and White zoe oats H naenyei o i
western Choice grades Of Butter scarce and wanted;
New.fock and Bradford County Extras, S6a37c; do DO,
flfss 260J2c Western Extras, 26G29c do. F1rsts ZlU
25e Cheese rm New York Fancy. lac; do Prime l2'tS
l3fci western Fine, l2aDlSc. Eggs weak and tending
d9wnward Pennsylyania NewJersey and Delaware rosh
lo0l9os Western do, 170l8c~
New-York tribune., 1876-03-07
THE MARKETS.
fc,refnlly repOrtol TOR FIR Tm8uSS.l
SOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
psy NoYA RiUSr Vessels and Railroads
crNrRAL MARKET REPORT.

MONDAY. -
ssanY nore or less OF a nominal position; POis Oc am
Pearls &c. ...-.i.o, a, g, zt.7-elc s,,i5 for
Ordinary 10 CargOes sales Receipts lor te "eek
1 nees Issker at Sew-trl,ans; 4,OOO bags per
y o-u scJ on prya;e terms. The stock Of hTazii nj al
,t nv 8 s bags Nidcn zOl. 100 bags hero and 06O3a
r. to,inre The total visible supply - 44".tlf
hass counting the quantity loading and atoa Ma aSoDo
@ o ar Of s2O Oas within The range u lO~loc
81 o,bf . d crates duh aud rather weak IN prlcs
S4ya po. nally y 5G25c. gold. 81, ~,
cIT1S-1rre WIS better demand for export, with lAv
A. col active and pIiCs on the spot were &c ,sI
frade n moderate business lhe re
ts at tge ns W. re 1887 baos against 2o.5OG bales ts
dsy iaSt week bales this day last year e Sles
lree Of LIS bales SATURDAY eYoninR, IN
cnCilg for eXiOr, 7l3 bales Tor home
ton 100 bales speculation, ana VOS Dsies Ia u4hs'' LAC
New-York tribune., 1876-03-07
Business Gbantes.

50 business CIANCE."-Any party wishing
10 close ont large stock merchandise SJ0OO0 10
500 900 y goods preferred can find bona te purchaser
bo balance In chOCe ulncumhero
farming Of and tAcky settled localities IN
B OF references and thorough investigation NO
agents. Address LANDS" Tribune Office.
INVESTORS IN VALUABLE PATENTS are
invited 10 examine DoUIS PATENi I AhBiai; II tA "a
l2S Na1Sau-st, eW-l ora
Patent offered at bargain The fect0r Is cheap orna
mental dwellings oIices wher5 registers
used.
NyANTED-A manufacturer owning mills in
fun operation and trade In yarns bats, tSine &c,
amounting to S1JOOO0 year. desires CASH CAPl IAl or
won arrange proper parry sell product and ior
Aidross HoRATIo Tribune Office.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-07
oT GRAn IA sT0sE "a hKw.YoRK AND BRooELrN

Tetal bush. 644l,G3f G.SGsiei 6,2n.320 2,eJs0sS
hay AND 5rRAW-Theroi is a moderate trade Dong eI
ec Induced by the generally 0uo; nc direct DEC lpe
hoNegrE can be noted We quote Hay-shppnR IOaSlcj
Teal Qukat 0Jc 0Sl 90; Cover al 80 QIuc Sat al DOG
te sfewSl O54sf 10 for Long hSei 70@foc i0r snort
rye; 81 n6Oc.
hIDs wors NO essential changes In this market
ne individual dsnands rkther light bnt In te egogate
inoane y0pme Of traee 10 going on snihcrnt 70 hpart
sey tone 10 tie late qoot4iOs eaies Today oi lNVv
oeeila Ayrcs private torn quoted a. IOHI4c gui
Dry Central American &c. gold and3OO Wet saed
Texas within tho OF 0adllc cufrenoys DRY Texas
fel1cy.
hcP6-hors is pretty good trade going on ia this mar
pet both f0r the brewers
had stesy market and ake hold quite hbeE&y
New-York tribune., 1876-03-07

eood Low Middins... loiSis
Strct Good Or inaiy....IsT,a kiddhsg lsis
F,r future nrve1 LotwaH Olng the advance o. bc c"pot
ana tae aegiiy vel ~ te more aI IrsIe nws
rom Liverpool! there was decline ei o2c que 70 ~
si et New Oilcais and Msmpiis there was iair nls
bess sales satlrdsy after M March 100 haits l2'io
ART lON l3 ia,c. Nay, buO, lS sC 2 100 - sgt Je
SSa iSa9.c. July. 800. ~ zsgo AHg'isd 490 "a lse'
Call, to-ay.Aprti, lOD. lSc Sube
iSS o. Total 2OO GALES Secoid CaL-Msoh 100 f. H.
III i2ss 10 al 100 bales Third Csl.-ha.ch, 100 $ IA
Ia ~ a. August 200. I3 lbiec. Total, 500 bales
ssss iy up M AP,sl A 9oG lSSS 1S 1872 lSsS 6o
iSc, 500 5c: 200 I27s.; 200 12z SEC; ., o. ZSlsc'
iSj0 i2sc Nav. 100. I5oc; 80 lSS9,e.' 100 iS.se &
1Sa.c. 20, IS 100. lS1oe;' SVl'
lSic 200 Ssc 100, Il igc o iS,g-e; 80 do '@e
teGi l5,ec june, 700. l3siagc. ~ o. l3'sc, fOO 10
Gsc 300 lJs,ec.. 1000 IS sc 5OO l9'sIc SOO 10 g
I6J. l1OO. Is 81 2Qs l@sgci ~ ISisJ' o Goo 40 H.
brand iOt.l, 32.B . baics m. ,.,,....u. .roro
AT ne close market was weak Ihe lolip"hs Noae
New-York tribune., 1876-03-07
R1NKING IND FLNANCIA1.

C.u,,,0rciol Collections a speciality with HowEs &
- ~ XVailst n T. Interest allowed on deposits,
Vii ,ybcb can be 2rawn by checks, the same as with
AZ. c;fv hanks.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-07
piri0fnN Nctlres
No. S NAssAU-sT.. NEw-YORK.
FISK g. HATCH.


OFFICE OF TIiK NRw.YoRK AND ALRGHANY on CoMrANH
1I3 IIERKrY ST.. NRY- York. March T. 1876. )
THIS COMPANY have declared a DIVIDEND
OF FIVE 5) PER CENT the capital stock, payable
on the 10Th uroximo Transfer books will DO closed Cn the
lOtl inclu,ive BY order,
SAMUEL II. TRBMBLEY. President.
CONSOLIDATED COAL COMPANY OF MARYLAND,
No. n BRoAEwAY, NEW YORK Feb -, lS76.b
VNHE Board of Directors of this Company
Il have declared a SEMI-AEEUAL DIVIDEND OF TWO
AND ONEHALF PER CENT on iis capital stock. payable
The transfer books " m close March T. O'Clock p M, and
remain closed until the morning OF 10th March.
H. C. HICKS. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-07
furnlture.

NOR CASH BUYERS-Velveteens Carpets,
Maungs Cloths, Cashmere oyorcoating Horse and Bei
BuUkrans, ShCctng Ug.nslcFy uOO -
Iap Robes sc. ANDREw LESTER & Co. 81 Bruad1ay.
FURNITURE, CARPETS, and BEDDiSG11
lang. gtocS superior quality. and low prices az ~ n.
IowptEsTIISyA AIP' & Co.'S. IJ5 ant lsI ChathamsL
Teei riuctnn i prices noxt 30 dAy% rayne4S may
l..r L. ma
New-York tribune., 1876-03-07
ormcIAL RECORD OF MoRrGAGEs.

VIFIIINT NINVltU VT HI|IFIN'tN''I"-'
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DIIE ~ S q, sn. sG% ayr "' yeafs Ca 81 Ia s 1909
DSar%y; r ave HTS "n siss wS ' Ssns MOUTH COG
Der 81 Ne XH. W 4 sti2tn1 M In ti1 $3.50
St%s Ssi Ave- 10 q oSS;2hs Srals ,os . 1000
hSei % EFT fIifT's and tiooe or years SOO
h9og& Ss and ID isIhSi hh st' Years Iro ', SOlO
AysT 7(S lGsfrsl @ 3 st si nsaISSn,s1 Gn 1900
Naa1a AZ a Is StSeT }C 2 ot IsSys yeSr 6OOO
Somnsr Mary r nNU husband In carl Stler sB Mary. -
Al of CGurtiaud.ayc. t53t WGrdG Cnsb.mehts). vOu
lm.iS; 59tb Inv A. Of r. gtsa"e: 4COO
hsl9S FIX m a. 70 aySpss, ayGnis t 1000
s,51sinS.o5 =, iays rrtIs rapp ra 70 5000
Cohen sdmSSc ~ Sdrmsnt nnu se ION 70 atS5 Asll
Iot1c All y. SAVAGE, Deputy Register.