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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, April 2. 1876
Ss ,s Oi s s. 49, sSsa
po1isAc he Continent sos.s~ss s Vs. sales. 4os
Yrw ORLEANS. April 3. 1879
u, s?a . 0;s Il. s M
Sales Zoo Stock, 244.5sa $50
MonlLK, April 3. 1870.
oySissp si:s ssss ssls. s1ss
SAVANNAH, April 3. 1875
good oTansry, iIias. Net receipts. sss bales *,
porss-coastwise. ga Sales. PAL. Stock, ae.edi
f.as:ry IL ssi Ss1s' soes
ysa S.sss :;.s s NIL. yIIs
extra DO 81 5I for round lots held about higher
Salss S held ID" 81 'ta
ss @ aS s 10
SOC to New York. 4oc to Albany. zoe.
store and .as.wAs4 fSs,.ss 4 bushels Il lsss
1882 do 50 OH do barley 81 2e do rye 1882
SCI pss. nSsa a9 %. 1a d.
s s de- ss:ss de- ss.
do barley, 1900 DO Flour quiet and steady Wheat
sA' ss ':%-sS vs. ?ss ss@ ~: II ;:
81 ss hard ST. ssis M
ss Corn sascI sales 10 car. new the track !.
ws..:Is :. &C. I, sss neglected
ssrs Su dp, s city mat
TOLEDO April 3 1876
Flour steady Wheat closed firm; No. white Michigan
81 2ss; No. do u u.s.; amber Michigan spot. 81 ~:
May. 81 csk ~ 2s%; June, VI VI: No do " o.
Corn strong and higher high mixed and April 52c
june sic low mixed 81 do Kansas 5lsc no grade.
5Oxc tagged, 40c Oats steady. with fair demand
No spot, sSc May, s7s4e; Mesigsn ssc white, sass
Cloverseed. ~ -: Mammoth, ~ IS Receipts-4s.UOO
bushels corn, 1890 Do oats shpments-i25 bbls. Hour
l5,OUO bushels wheat, 5000 do corn, To do oats
CHICAGO. April 3. 1876.
Flour quiet but steady to choice Western ship
ping ~ - To- good 10 fancy family brands 50
V 90 Ainnsse.s q " So medium 20 choice winter ex
Chicago SPRING. 81 o. 81 o2 spot q od,s 81 oSa4
May: 81 O75< June; No. do do, vu1ac. . 9Oxc.;
jected, 75sc q 7Yc Corn steady and ARM No fresh,
47Ac regular 40sc, spot 46sc. April; 4ei4c, May;
<sz.. June: high mixed. &c. Oats duls. but firm;
No s2,sc aslae. spot; s4,sc a4a{e. Nay. Rye dull
aud unchanged Barley heavy at 6c Nay Pork dull and
prices shade lower gig IS and April Sz2 02, Msy
April $ls sak sia 10 May; si4 l0s si4 La, june.
bulk meats exsier e,sc cear no ana clear
Kecepts-Four. bbis wheat. 5000 bushels corn,
~ 700 do $500 do. barley, $500 do. Shipments
Flour 1900 bbI. wheat $4,000 bushels; $1,000
do oats. 1900 do rye, 795 do; barley l2O0O do At
shs afternoon cali Of the bcard-whe.t unchanged. Corn
arm. Oats unchanged Pork hrmsr &l2 67x Nay. Lard
steady - &l8 02k Nay
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COTTON ON THE SPOT QUIET BUT FIRN-yU-
rUREs wEAK-rLoUR DULL-wHEAT QUIET
CORN yIEMER--oATs DULL AND LowxR--
wHIsKEY sTEADY-PoRK DULL-LARD DULL
PETROLEUM YIRM-spIRITs TURPENTrSE
srEADy--RosIN yIRN-oILs sTEADY-ERxIGHTs
DULL AND HxAvx-corFx1 YiRk-sUGAR
STEADY.
MONDAY. April SO NJ
Business continued dull almost without exception
The speculative feeling kept under BY apprehen-
sions with regard tho future growing out Of possible
Congressional tinkering with tho financial problem,
with which Congressman apparently utterly unable
70 cope On Change nous was dali Wheat was quiet
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tions -Consols for money OAK o. 9-lo; do. for
account, s4s o. lilo; 1865. 100 1885,; ls67's'
los 1910 bonds, 1885, new hves, lo6k: Erie. Tx
49, Erie preferred, 2os; New York Central, lo2 The
tendency 10 upward and tho nrmnsss OF tho day en-
couragng
RAILROAD BONDS
Tho most important changes were decline OF per
cent in Toledo. Peoria and Warsaw rs.s and Boston,
Hartford and Erie nrsts; advance OF 4 in Michigan
Central sevens and y In Milwaukee and ST. Pau
$40 The changes since Saturday were slight Tho
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boulevard, = .. corner 10th st., i20sxloo, John w.
Boasss1d H sara sG' sad st.. assaii7: sarah
Livermors John Riley ..,..................... Nom
Peter h. q aud ws 10 fs..s 1900
4esh It. 4 ~ n W q Broadwsy s.xioo5 u part;
q. brown and wife 70 Marcus Goodman 10000
ss;'. I'll @ :iss ss'ss a.s. 90 Nom.
woIfmais and wifs Joseph saier 10000
%shasi xeo.a william ' Holmes s.'.a S..a 800
is @a S.da 20 e Asa . sso ESD
Elm y. soS g. V, q Kysr place 7oa7s aiih -,
mas I. Lssy .mes Melee 1850
vii. % bertha Jacoby: ....:::.:.... 1000
4 II Levy % amss r Lew, - Nom
s sSs sss.s. all. .' ~ ss"s:
lam 7. Mailer 70 sarah j. Mailer asners..... i2ooo
ls ssssss and q sss 70
$50 t.. 4. iae II. w. Or 9Th av. isaloo: John W.
stevens aud wife to Clement J. Towbrags. 1900
$50 - s;s u e. s s.s .s ~. vi g ais. .i:s
& . is7s T. e. Oh ~. ,f ssio s ..:s $50 80
jacob u whyckon Mona
soss "a lots. Norton l. Colin .sd w siss e
45ss ~. y. . SIS n Of iiih sv. ises lto5 S'n
Jsne.D simpson and other. 70 Asns. simpson Nom.
s's n; and mi ys to & 80 james
% av, ISL n. =. Of ii7tn 81. a5xIoo; James
Az q oh -. 34.vo; william b winner 800
ton 70 John May. 1900
sss ~. No. soa 7 years. Valentine spies TO Charles
9th av, No; 73J. year; Charles J. Krucger to
Charles krncger GO
East broadway, No. ls2, years; Ann 4 Walton to
Prince A. 40 ioa years. Charlie. ii.ri 10 K.sis
rina Wolf. 400
MORTGAGES.
Barrett, No swsll g. "a yssr' siasos
Forso Thomas aud wife, X. l.. Hamilton.
n. cor. OF 10Th and 10th year 2u0o
Carroll. Mary aud husband William A. Tyler.
o q Of Ridge st. between Grand and Brooms
osr william and vile. 10 Union Dime savings In.
stitution of i7th ST. e. Of 18th 400
Frees-. Peter. 10 Peter d Fitzpatrick, VI Nor.
folk g.. near Division 49, years 2su9
Moll, Henry 50 Cornleius r. Mabiie, executor, ..
OF ID av ii7h st. year,. ............ 1000
Blake. Sarah H., 20 Equitable Life Assurance Com
Hedinger. Theo.. to J. Y. schmengsr. . OF 10th
So Of "a av; $500
Egbsrt. William 4. 10 Henry ii. wothsrspoon. n = 49,
OF 18th ~. e. OF 7th av. ;3ysarS........... 300
CORNER o. cth az .ni "a ST. a'a, years. ooo
Vogel William. 10 George H. Roberts and others ..
Of Ludlow st. mos ~ aud 81 l year. 400
Campbell, Charlotte W. TO Walter ID. Van Vcchten,
of eth st. w. Of I'd AZ: year............. 900
Seuchtcrn, William. and wife. 10 Conrad Hoffman,
Mount Eden cath 4r) 15Q
Punchard George. 20 n. j. Forker. n. u 1Ysh a.,
wof "a Az. soy
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COTTON EXCHANGE.

Al meeting OF the Board Of Managers Of the Cot,
ton Exchange yesterday resolution was passed. cali
Ing upon Congrcss 10 pass the bill now before Il Tor
making tho signal Service = permanent institution.
Mr. r. Fachiri was added 10 the Floor Committed ana
Nj. Arthur Thompson 70 The Quotation Committee
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES
MONDAY. April 3. 1870

lO:lj AND ll:30 A. NJ.
TX $1,000 U $ $40. .. '07 l2lk
So 1900 do. l2l
81. 1000 SIS, lO-aO, r. ..bc ll7s
~ 25OuO Y > So. :, 81. ll7X
81 900 do. ........bc ll7X
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REAL ESTATE.


Yesterday was dull day NJ tho Exchange sassroou,
only three sales being made
Il. A. Lawrence 4 Co. sold, under Supreme Court
60 Sx93 10, avenue A. northwest corner Of Ninety
drs street. Tor 81 000 10 Orsmer HOLSTER, the plain
till.
William Kennedy sold. by Supreme Court foreclosure
decree (Dennis Quinn, reterce), house. with lot,
2Gx9S9 No 20 West Twenty street, north side,
between Fifth and Sixth avenues. for $30476. 70
Abraham Lawrence
James Miller adjourned his salc OF q house and LOT
on West Forty fourth street until tomorrow. a
ct tho County Court House:-No 40 Beekman
street, the old station house, TO- Daniel Tracy,
for i've years. at $1,000 year; No. lis Sullivan
street, to the New York CALEDONIA Club, for
four years and nine months, for $500 4 year;
a ot ON Hamilton square, corner OF Sixtyeghth street
aud Third avenue 10 briggs, Tor I'VE years. at $200a
year; = lot 10th street, near Third avenue, TO
Thomas Darcy. for live years, at $40 year, and lot
on lanscvoort street, TO H. Houser nvo years se
$3.50 year. Some other pieces were ibid on,' bus
the sales have not been consummated.
PRIVATE sALgs
Tho house and lot, %. 5x70 on the northwest corner
Of second avenue and SIxtys street, sold Tor
$27, 600
The house aud lot 25x9s on the south side of Forty.
first street. los feet east Of Eighth avenue sold
$4,000
rhc house and lot, 20x9S 0, on the south side OF
Thirty street. $50 feet OF Eighth avenue sold
for $4,000.
The house and lot, lsxlO05 on tho north side Of
Tor Sl2 OO0.
The house and lot 81 10x9Se on the south side Of
Twenty ninth street. 23l ieet OF Lexington ave-
nue., sold for $4,000
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and nearly nominal, though offers were made TO sell
at lower prices for large quantities Corn was tn fair
demand Al nrmer figures. Oats dull and lower. wbs-
key steady. Pork was duh and easy. Lard was also
dull and Frsighu steady but quiet Cotton on
the dull Futures steady Coffee was strong.
Naval stores generally steady Oils steady re
trolsum was quiet but firm. Sugar steady
C0rrrE-The market for Braxils firm. We note
sales Of 2ssbags santos Donat private terms; o
bags RIO Moke price said be under 1875 and ~
baltimore 200 bags do senora reported nj ls Tor
good and late saturday evening 1900 bags do. OF Tails
quiet We SEete Ordinary earEoss ios4e Toe ia tss
lsc extreme range Tor lots l57xc 2Oc Santos. fair
90 good i7Asc isc gold ninety days. Java gcverpmen
d. ise 2oc csylon, ishs ies M.r. ss ios IS.
s. Domingo l5c l51sc; Porto Rico. tic lie Costa
Rica lie lsc xacasssr, lstSc lyhc Mexican lie
lac Manila, lie lsc. Angogtura. l7c = lie Saws
pillA Ice lsc CurscoH l6c- = l7c
C0TTohThe market dull but without ossen
tal change In prices closed steady The closing
prices to-day with Saturdays closing prices ~ o
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Balance applicable to dividends =. 80. $500 26I 10
Tho earnings OF tho year S474,3ss SO.
IL 1910 per loss than those Of 1874, aud the
operating expenses also less by Sass, 27s 81.
IA $40 per cent Tho decrease earnings attrib-
uted by President largely tho unprecedented low
rates freight prevailing throughout tho greater por
the year, arising from tho struggle be-
the rival trunk limos and tho unsettled condition
Of the general business Of the country.
A WAR nxrwxrx PANAMA. AND PACIFIC NAIL
The Panama Railroad Company have givon notice to
the Pacific Mail Steamship Company that, On and after
tho ID day OF April from this date, all freight and
passengers from the port Of New York the port OF
San Francesca and from the port OF San Francisco 70
the port Now York. which shall leave either port by
any your Steamers to be delivered this company
for transportation the lsthmus will DO charged
for according the existing local tariff rates.
the same MS is charged others similar services;
and that in like manner, your company will be
charged lghteragc nj Panama At the Same
Is charged others by this company Tor similar
service. And further. view OF the fact that your
company largely In TO this company
for such service in the past you hereby further
notified that payment In advance will be demanded
the Ishnus before receiving or transporting or light
er,ng any freight or passengers delivered by your
company 10 this company 10 DO forwarded from The
port oil New YORK 10 the port Of San Fr ncisco and
from tho port OF San Francisco 10 the port Of New
York" Al the meeting to-day the following are tho
names Of the
DIRECTORS ELEcrED:-
John X. Marshal capitalist T. W. Park Frederick Butter
field off. Bu,tcrneid Co. Charles G. Francklyn agcns
Cunard steamship line; John r. Jones. United States
scnasor from Nevada Thomas Clyde, OF Clyde line OF
steamers q. Thompson, President or FIRST National
Bank New York; Andrew Boardman, capitalist; H. II.
Baxter lato President New York Central Railroad
Company; George A. Hoyt, Manager Pennsylvania
Coal Company; J. g. Mccullough, late Attorney GEN.
cral or California; William r Clyde, President Panama
Transit Steamship Company; John n. Burke, refined
shipping merchant
F.fsy thousand out OF TO- 600 shares voted on
MEMORANDA
A telegram from St Louis received this afternoon
says that the United States Court has granted tho
pson Of Of the Pacific and Missouri Rail-
road Tor separate rscsivsr aad appointed the stock
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SHARES
The sales OF city bank shares e:-75 Fourth at
o2, rs American Exchange at u.s. and IL Metropoli-
tan l27ts the latter OF TX per cent Bank OF
the State IS bid with stock offered any price,
STATE BONDS.
In State bonds sales OF Now York registered bounty
loan and Missouri long skies made at 104ss Dis.
trct Of Columbia 3.65's declined to 90. Tennessee
new series declined to 40ss
UNITRD STATES TREASURY.
Tho Assistant Treasurer to-day paid out 80 600 gold
OF interest," and $4,000 In redemption Of
fve-twenty bonds
Revenue receipts to-day $780, 900; customs receipts
5000, 000 bank notes, 100000
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Government bonds closed steady, At the fol-
lowing quotations United States currency SKIES,
126 y l26A; do. do, 1881, registered l2lAa 12lh
do do do, coupon l221s sl22s; do. do, 1866, regis
tered 115 y 1854; do. do, do, coupon, 1854 y
1lSs; do do, do, new. registered, 1ls,S 1lSa<; do
d. do coupon 1ls1s l1s do do, 1867, registered,
l20x 12OH; do. do. do, coupon, 1905 l2Ox; do,
d. 1868, registered. 1919 123 do do, do, coupon,
1921. l23; do. do. fortes, registered, l17ss
ll7M; do. do, coupon, llS}s 1l9; do do, lives
1881, registered ll71s 1l7s& do do, do, coupon,
117I 49,.
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
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GALVESTON, April 3, 1876.
Cotton dnli middlng 13c. low middling. lie: good
ordinary lossc Net receipts. 05S bales gross 992 Xxx
portsfo the Continent 446 coastwse 1871 Sales 4OS
stock. IS. ss3.
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Delivered eonsrae., a,ioo bale. For future delivery
tue sales wero follows .-Saturday after one r ~
April 100 bales At y i7sac 200 At ise Nay 2oo =.
~ - &C., 6uu AZ ~ IL c June, ooo ~ l3c Su "
y is.c soo :. - 1915 500 4. - 1882 July 800 =
$500 bales. To-day NJ 70 Two +. M.Aprii, 400 bales
200 II IL Is aas 500 Il il 7iec 100 ~ ii i5sc May
Ss,o At - 2lsc. 400 ~ ~ u iGc 1900 a. ~
coo - 10 aisae:; june, 500 1T is isiss
u is aesac.,. a,soo At iayse. 100 :. is as,a3e:;
July, ut llisc Il 5-a2c. 100 l4tSc 100
IL s-aac.. icU Ia l-ldc.. 100 Il Ss-c August
TOO 9-33c i4c, sOo IA 932c, 200 i44c
Total, 81 bales Grand total 20 100 bales The r.
New Orleans. Sal Mobile 800; ssvsnnsh sss; Chs,is.
ton 7Ss; Wilmington 256; Norfolk, 1885, Baltimore i2o
New York io7o: Bos.on, IT. Phiiaasgha, Sso ro'.
year lSs Total since september 70 saturday might
Mavre by steam, c compressed To Hamburg, by steam
c., compressed 10 Bremen by stcam compressed. To
Liverpool I'D. 932d by steGni by sail, H32d Market
nrm
FLoun AND GRAlx-Reccipts Flour 4.288 bbA: wheat
A. $50 bushels; meal 10 bbls and 234 sacks
5U6I3 bushels; corn, 17yS do rye, 50 do barley matt
7407 No. The Hour quiet unchanged sures
although odd lots 60 be picked concession The
about IL bbs intending STATE Western
Southern at the annexed quotations Rye Hour sold the
about iuO bills Corn meal sold to the OF
-. .a.i-
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ADVANCE AND DECLINE
The following the changes in the closing prices
compared with those Of Saturday,
ApvAxcx.-New York Central, ls Erie, "; Illinois
ern Union. X; St Louis and Iron Mountain. / 80
xess.s Contra. e. sas l. si. a.ss Shore
cine Nail i; Rock island, =; s. Paul. x; 81 Paul
srAnosAaY- Atlantic and Pacific preferred, Atlantic
and Pacific Telegraph, c, g. and !: G., Delaware,
silver, Hannibal and ST. Joseph, common aAd pre-
fcrred and Wabash
rHE MONEY MARKET.
Money was exceedingly Irregular and the rates on
call loans exceptionally were advanced to per cent
but subsequently there was decline TO 81 per cent.
The market showed indubitable signs OF manipua-
tion there being no unusual Tor change IN tho
rates recently quoted. The following the rates
or exchange on New York at the aforementioned cities
to-day:-C,ncinnati firm, 75c to 81 premium; New
Orleans commercial, par. l-s2c. premium. bank &c.
premium; ST. Louis, 81 premium; Chicago, Soc dts
count; Charleston, par &c premium; Savannah un.
changed. Foreign exchange Arm; prime sterling
asking rates, Asst. a400; selling rates, 4s61z a4s7,
and As01s 4s91; rcichmarks, o5'a 95&, and
es5S o6 cables, 96sd primo Paris 5.l4's aAll5s.
THE GOLD MARKET.
Gold declined from 1857 TO lib, closing at the low
est point OF tho day. The carrying rates were 2 !,
TX, and per cent During tho afternoon some
round amounts OF gold sold al ll3 ll3s, con-
siderable portion Of which understood 10 be ons"
gold, heretofore held for an advance
OPERATIONS EXCHANGE RANK.
uo'u oaAnccs - iso 20.
currency balances go. w
ufoss ccsrhuces. Ssoos W"
CLEARING HOUSE, srArRxExr.
NuFreucy excuhnSes $40, 3of
currency balances. $40. 2l8
Ooiu cAcnauees.... liza al
uosu osa1Sos oAo 10Y
THE FOREIGN MARKET.
London adviccs report tho market for securities
steady Tor consos and strong for United bonds
which show an advance OF y u per cent as com.
pared with the closing quotations Of Saturday. Tho
Bank Of England gained f52ooo sterling on balance to-
day Toe failure OF Alexander Durants 4 Co. Is re-
ported Tho firm was In the cotton trade, and their
liabilities understood 70 be large late despatch
states that u Is tho general opinion on tho stock Elk
change that the bank rate will be lowered ON or before
xAursday nsxL Ths following are avs r. y. quota
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EASTERN STATES.

PORTLAND, MAINE, September IL
The election Is progressing quietly
and earnestly. The total vote will
reach nearly enc hundred and thirty
thousand. The Republicans count on
eleven to twelve thousand majority
Their majority last year was less than
four thousand.
PORTLAND, MAINE, September IL
Evening-2l4 towns give Conner %
$40; Talbot 41,422. These towns last
year gave Common 1865 and Roberts
56,967. Republican majority this year
ll54S. Republican net gain 1876. The
towns TO be heard from gave last year
BIZ Republican majority in an aggrc-
gate vote of 1907 Total vote of the
State viii probably reach $4,000, with
Republican majority of $4,000. r.
3. Reed is elected to Congress IN the
First district, and Republicans are also
elected in the other four districts by
increased majorities. In PascatafdIs
county Republicans elect every repre-
sentative to the Legislature, the first
time for manyyears. The Republicans
viii have two-thirds Of the House and
probably tweny-scven Senators.
PORTLAND, MAINE, September IA
The Republican majority in the State
Will be over 1900. Both Houses of
the legislature viii be Overwhelmingly
Republican. The Republicans carry
every Congressional district 10y largely
increased maiorities.
PORTLAND, Ne, September 18.-It
Is now certain that Connor's majority
is over 1900 and may reach $4,000.
NEW York, September 9.-The rail
ROAD ticket agents in convention to-day
reduced the fares ten per cent. 10 New
York and Philadelphia. from all point,
west Loas; of Chicago and 81 Louis.
THIS makes "a total reduction Of 80 per
-c.i from -Ae regular rate
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LATEST NEWS STANDARDIZATION.
jamin F. Butler has been nominated
for Congress by the Republicans of the
Seventh Massachusetts district. Au-
gust %, mob attacked the ex-presi-
dent of Peru at Lima, and in quelling
the mob the troops killed four and
wounded others. The United States
of Colombia have been declared in
state of siege and the army is to be in
creased to $4,000. Private advices
from New York to San Francisco says
there has lately been a great improve
ment in trade. Russia will not permit
Servia to accept terms of peace offered
by Turkey. Connecticut greenback
convention, at New Haven on 18th,
nominated Charles Atwater for govern
or, and Francis Gullett for lieutenant
governor. Fourteen men met at Co
lumbus, Ohio, same day, rs green
back State convention and put no tick
ct in the field.
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FOREIGN.

LONDON, September 13.-An extraor
binary cabinet council was held yes
terday at Constantinople, which will
prove of great Importance towards q
speedy and pacific solution of the con
fficts in the Ottoman dominion. Con.
ditions of peace were discussed. The
Sultan has not approved the conditions
of peace resulting from the council
of ministers and has ordered the ques-
ton be further considered by the great
council which consists of eighty dig
nitaries, which is expected to result in
milder terms for Servia.
PARIS, September 9.-Telegram from
Nice reports mutiny on board the
United States frigate Franklin at Leg
horn. Nine of the mutineers were
killed.
MADRID, September 11.-As there is
no steamer direct from SPAN to New
York, William NJ. Tweed will be sent
to Cuba where he will be handed over
to the American authorities.
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OMAHA, September 14.-Gen. Sher-
idan passed through this city to-day
on his way to Laramie, where he will
meet Gen. Crook in few days and az
range for the vigorous prosecution OF
the Indian war through the coming
Winter and for establishment of a
large cantonment in the Powder river
country.
RICHMOND, Va, September 12.-Ex-
Gov. Henry A. Wise died at noon to-
day.
BosToN, September 13.-Wool is in
good demand at full prices, the de
mand being principally for fine fleeces.
Spring clip Of California has been
pretty much bought up. Supplies of
fall clip coming forward but stock of
all kinds of wool now left in the int
rior is quite small, and most of the
wool in the country is in the hands of
dealers and manufacturers.
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WE have advices from San Carlos
up to the 10th, when all was quiet as
usual, although supplies were short in
several particulars at that time, some
.of which have reached there ere this.
About one hundred Indians were
working for the miners IN Globe dis
trict to the satisfaction of all concern
ed. Mr.. Sweeney is managing the
Indians with great care and success.
1t is 4 great pity that Congress made
such niggardly appropriations for those
Indians, for they are behaving won
derfully well under considerable dis
appointment of proper supplies.
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ADvICEs received here from the sew
eral prominent sections Of the Terri
tory, show that Hon. II. S. Stevens is
daily gaining ground and hardly d
doubt is entertained any where of his
triumphant reelection. All who have
fairly watched his course as Delegate
and examined the record Ike has made.
must admit that hc laborcd faithfully
and quite successfully TO serve all por-
.ions of the Territory. We have not
heard of a single complaint Of him
for want of prompt attention to all
public matters brought to his notice
by his constituents, and are sure none
can be fairly made. HIS fixed purpose
10 impartially act for all To the best OF
his ability, has been fully established
and the people viii see to it that hc
has another term.
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1876-09-16
Administrators Notice.

IN THE PROBATE COURT OF MARI
i copa County, Territory OF Arizona
In the matter of the estate of Frank
MOrehOuse, deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the undersign-
ed administrator of the estate OF Frank
Morehouse, deceased. to the creditors OF
and all persons having claims against
said deceased, 10 exhibit them with the
necessary vouchers, within ten months
after the first publication OF this notice to
the said administrators at his Office in
Phoenix, County OF Maricopa.
JOHN W. SHOEMAKER, Admins
traitor estate Frank MOrehouse, decd.
Phoenix, Sept. 6. sow.
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1876-09-16

SAYS the San Diego World Of the
It'll: Los Angeles stage arrived today
at half-past one. The cars came
through from San Francisco to Los
Angeles in eighteen hours, making the
time from Los Angeles in seventeen
hours, which reduces the time be
tween Sand lego and San Francisco
10 thirtY-fYe hours.