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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-11

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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-11

II EG AL,-Duncan Shaw, plaintiff, against
Il John Mcnamara, observation-disclosures John
Riley, Justice of the Peace in and for Cincin-
natl township, Hamilton County. OhIo.-The
defendant will take notice that he has been
sued in attoehmentby plaintiff for two hundred
and hrty dollars, beng amount due for three
carts and harness for three horses sold and de-
lvered to him by plaIntitf; that Huston,
Neely & 60. have been made garnishees, and
that unless he appear and answer at / O'clock,
December 2s, judgment will be rendered
against him as by confession.
de4-3tM DUNCAN SHAW. Plaintiff
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-11

de4-3tM DUNCAN SHAW. Plaintiff

NAM. f. THORNE, JOSEPH THORNE,
w Henry Collins and VIM. Ii. Thorne, part
ners, and trading under the firm and style Of
VIM. f. Thornc Il Co, plaintiffs, VS.. Abraham
Mailer, Reuben Malzer, N. Malzer, John
athan Rice and Rice, SUiX & Co., defendants
Cour5 of Common Pleas. case No. 49,j0l, state
of Ohio. Hamilton County. SS.-1he defend
June. isis. the pIamtifIs in the above entitled
action flied their petitIOn in the Court of Com
mon Pleas of hamilton County, praying for
Judgment against the said defendants, Abra-
nam Malzer, Re ben Ma7er and N. MaIzer, on
three hundred and sevenby-si six and twenty
FIVE hundredths t$s76 2i dollars, with interest
from March A, 1915, and an order of attachment
was issued by the Clerk Of said Court and
levy made ON the property of said defendants;
and unless they answer on or before the 27th
day Of January, 1877, JUDGMENT will be taken
against them. CHARLES w, BAKER,
de4-9tM 'ttorney for plaintiffs.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-22

95095ls c., c., C. and L at 81. New-York and
New-Haven at 157, Dubuque and Sioux City at 6Sl2.
There were no bids for the Reno shares. In mscel-
laneous shares there sales of Producers Petro
leum at 10ss9111, and Delaware and Hudson Canal
at 1146113. There more activity in expresses,
American selling at 60l4060i2; Wells Fargo at
861i and United States at 50. ex dividend The
general market closed duh and dropping. The busi-
Of the day comprised the purchase ard sale Of
about III 900 shares, OF which than One-half
done in Lake Shore and Western Union.
Prices, with few exceptions, are from Il to l per
cent better than at the close yesterday. American
Express and Erie advanced each Il; Northwest and
NewYork Central each ss; c.. c., G. and l., Della
ware, Laekawanna and Western, Illinois Central,
and Ohio and Mississippi each 4; Lake Shore So;
Michigan Central and Producers Petroleum each 81,
and New-Jersey Central / per cent. Pacific Mail
declined is; Western Union ii; ST. Paul Preferred
%; ST. Paul Common q, and Ohio and Mississippi
Preferred per cent. The following table shows the
New-York tribune., 1876-04-22
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY SHEET

Of 5t hs and 73 boxes Nsasses sur sud Muscov 80 -
7.q7s,e; 200 hhds. Esgsi Islands, SIsc, and 2 ~ nT
Cuba Mnseoy s17s.e Refined was lrm al OH IrSeh
TALLOw-Aarket frm with sales oi 10000 10 fri"s as
&c. m a., ~. .,a ,,s.as
were unchanged Invoices steady hut ratAsr alet
day -, ,.u, :, ,atr IA
manf pennl prless sales, go eas.% nSintAby ss"
y9rk erd OF 1879 at n82c New BnTlan5, Co, at lSst
and snnSry kinds at 7O25c also 800 btes Hay ms ~
8sc 9sl IS Kentucky Tobacco las remained steady "th
sses OF 900 hess. at SO sc. . -
WHALERoNE-Tbe market has been quiet ana nn-
changed quoted at 81 So. and North Wes' 81 'o@
81 30. both gold -o ,,,. -. a, =,
WHISKY-SIsrket about steady sales so bbs at 81 III,
and 80 bib. at 81 IL =. y gaf,n. -.. -, -. A.,
WOOIrhe past few DAYS have nos Oronght iotth Guy ~
developments the business has conlnHe OF WY
Inodoae scae, and al values faftaAe mere W
nominal orieri Will the exception of IsSls tas
figures much above the bus f1eees are ann
numinaIly it noted Pulled Ncols show COZ
weakness liberal oherings aud very moAate 90
regards California Woods, nothing 80 cf csa 10
said; lots OF the Spring clip have arrived aKyfe
eating about $50 bales which IN EIr cybntleh
but " the short staple Orieri b9Ltts asS s'Tsss.
thoagh Il sales yCt Fu ei3n Woots t the
dnl and nGmno Trough here ana there sa.s
reported bo1gh nothing very striking and wlthoss a
Colorado at % tc 5000 .psny California II lJ@ie IA
ha,s Fail DC 5000 Suer Puid at 4Oc lOuco 70
az bales No. DO, 10 bales super oe
pi,ate tsrns l5O0 Ea,tsra Texas at 2Se; 1uDS 70
Western 3ie: leo bales Australian a. 4; als ie Ioigs
nS private prices 1000 Nssid Flseee l5uV 10 w
washed ls lOO0 oregon, 81 0aes Cape, and I'| ss4ss
UBwashed SmyrDA previous to arrival
New-York tribune., 1876-04-22

holders Of Spring submitted to further decline Of lc. p
s sy %.t. s. g
operate to any important extent sales lsSoO0 ea.n 2,
g. sa. iS1s 4 sssi e! g % fpfRs apns
SassG @ss q e e e. e I N ~
81 s. 81 sF q 80 S sod q xhakss IN GG %a
Shsr at q sI Rye was %qie.s s.ss, end more e,
State Ss .ns ns1@a r. .O s s % for
bond The Barley market exhibited more re- sssty ss fs
S.S which w Rs Rss ge1o Ta O. a ha boo s
SSS sr%. ss sinfS' 81 m DdS @SG;
Es ESs, Is % SS F q sSSssa S
corS again sensa ie per oa.S With qSy ns trade
for export an So1s a'' Sts bush s@ at
%.sis5s m1sa. sss fa.psss3d west
err NV ss 81 ''sI a9%
settled April ei1pry ruled aaise ar@ willie Nay ana june
Isay and sys .es 10000 bush In|e9eisd Western
Sa. @ s sss4 S S an .i Nay a and CAS- s Sa @ 4s4s s ss o
40 x dS S as s or Wa % % Sa
State; Sc for EsjeStsa. astc; for poor Mixed Ohio
Sa store s sso Ssro i goss for wa s,e S'a N IN
We ws ST ss at s With
eT1e buSSsss reported at Ss2 ton ae StsE M for
Win s 1 moisfsis SSsincs. ryPeried al, dosssi %
eoe afs aiS msrGS y ESr SS& steady a. 81 % er r
ami 81 55qSl 10 ior prime TO chie Pea were 1oIinhi
at @ = Is i pas GS ks' 3 h I" es '5 S hf STS
GUNNIE4Of Domestic saSg!Rg. 1850 rs have solf IN
private terms quoted thrro at i2ic and here
at l2isa l2alc. Foreign Is dul and nouinaL 49,.
HAY AND SIRAW-Tbcrc N d. rate vol me OF trate
both IN Hay AMI straw, OF ali descriptions lnd Ls qa1,
tons r-taineL We quote; Hsy-Snppne, 1Oc 5eci
Retail quaues 95e @sl o. Clover at 5Od soc; Ssit at
6O070c. Suaw-Sl iODSl 10 for Long HYei fO@6Oe- Tor
Short Rye: jG7oe. for Oat. a.. -.
HEMP AND JUrE-Jute Brtts quiet at 2Slso3c.
Juto nomifsl 32Gtc. gold. For Hemp the hlIket
quiet at TAI ic gOhi Tor Manila ana Sou ioT
Ssu.
HIDES-The position has not undergone any
racd changes the demands from all source, nave oeeA
Ners moderate ahl arc no. over and ABOVE ,S
fru 900 Dry Mexican. . pryats wo quote;
BTcnos Ayros 3'a2S N, l9623c Buenos Ayres 2obI1 b
L. ia0l9ci Monteyteo, 2ji2022B 10 hlye; CofneDes
II az D. lSa ls. iiO Grande zOt22 D. lse; CALIFORNIA
2. .92j B lSQlS 3ci Central America, loU2l ~, Jici s
noros 2@%2t b. lsa 20 1e Bogn,a 1870 d. lj0l' se,j
s, uhero. ~ $50 10, IL y. Wet called Hties-Re"n%
Ayrea. l6 roo yc eo srretet RIO GIande ~ ~ D. 0i
Cal0fn.a, 1890 u. Sc; Para $40 o., Sci NcS tieas
city, 80 asO 10 S10O2c, Texas Pulled and Paek-i, %
u &c. City sKB sbtsr or. 45SbO ~ Slsc.
HpP--N0tung ne >ali abolt this market; bgs
II rather slOa neither the exporters home buyers
acs to take hold only teir iDleae grlrrs ~
New erk stat, l3alStc.; kasterp. IL piGc WsDnsus
ll@l3c; heaTIngs, oDlOc; OldA 1SGc Caliiorhisns.
l5d20c.
INDIA RUBBER-The demand has been only moderate.
but prices are ru owing 10 the gnt STOCK aCoie: FINE
Para 65c: do, ODE, EsIncrsl 50052c.;
taths.
LEATHEit-R-csipis n uemlock liberal and
the druaJ ouiy ierat leaViag fu 1ssJr.ne1t oi al
kinds the market crop ia In doDnd 1t uuaans se1
Dors 7sOJ SIDES i.5OJ Isnciaad. 900 tins
Continent We quOte
New-York tribune., 1876-04-22
THE STATE OF TRADE.
..r.n..A NJ. " ~ 4 fl L. 4, l..
EUROPEAN Il

ryreroot Aurl 2l-l23O D. motion "a steady Ai6.
dltng Uplands N. Kidding Orleans ns siies 100
~ osJ bIl,a OF Which ii 500 AnlcrSan. fHlui
sellers offering at decline Of isdi sslss Of A;ddnnS W
,, I !nuo and Juy delivery DIts,t do d., ynn aH"
ASt dsivrry AT 6l1aal sales OF the week 5000 5aes
s1,ck ga hani 10 5000 bairs. o which eoODo
Sre Smercln; rccc pts tho week $4,000 bGs OF nSp
A. ,,fou a1oat IS 900 bales which .IJ,eV0 arc YeI
can iOrwarde irol the sR $40 80 h v' .is oi Wnsst
gr e pIs hrr, days 100 quarters o. "i'h @o"'
quarters %sr' Ann p Of Mddbng Upsnds
citsn Low Mt!d,ins csuse April aud May del s,gsI w. ~
sSi do DO, May and Jano delivery az VsL i.e" ,n.r
Geics Prime Mess. Pork % oOL 'or riA0 ''s''
lIi.ISSSiroSI April ei-2 p Bre2dstass are heayy
oT C,naiian Wheat 9Sa10 y eoBial tor
Ci'iorda Wmte, 70 Gio t2r cIHo no. @ao ior Ns'
St',nt Stytts"S AprI n 80 D. m.-LaId-Primo Western
steady az j5. 1alow-rrme CITY steady az Al. Bread
isaroS Aprl 2Is p mof tho sales Of Cotton To- day
6gOO bIet wero Auleican , -, , ,,. ..,
rls et Man5bcsier IS steady Sales Of Mdulng UPiands
c1ton Low Midalng clause May and June delivery al
hii,.d Lard 5>B NcWt. tor An. rican ~ -,
ps,pnoI Ami 2l-53U D. m.--C0It0n- Faures nat sales
of NtdGl pg tpln. low Mddng clause, as am Ahsus'
delivery, at 6Sd sI,iSs OF Tst11 m i boas isS5.
los ~ is65t ioSi, Ton fUros- lo5@i NJ" f'Ves 'o'%
ES Syyr si.i3o p m-Paris advees quote Rontss
Of U6L G5c o ,,,o, ro.,c .,eo,v a, j, n
iosno> A,,il -3 u in-Ihe amount OF balboa eone into
,hs Bsnk OF England on balance TO 1ay IS t9II "
LONDON ApIl eats SS SSe ''aa' NO" o.
IoSpoN, Apnl 1880 p m-Common Ronn, Az spirits
I6pspoS Api ~Iveping.spem o 500 toni Llnsssd
cake GiO iOdAlO 10 Rtou
PARls Apnl 2lExcange ON London. 26t 25c for short
'FasSKFoKr April 2l.-Unted States bonds, Now rivss
AStwKRr April 2i-Petroeum 2ss4L for Fine Pale Amen
New-York tribune., 1876-04-22

The District of Celnnbia 3.G5 registered bonds
have Locn p,'crd upon the OH sal list al the New
Yolk Stock Exchange. These bonds were issued nn-
der au amendment 10 the Act of Congress OF june
20 Is7l and are issued IN sums oi ~ 900 ana
- 100 each in e> change for coupon bonds. There
sales Of 3.GJs a. 90, aud OF plain It's OF Nil
souri, 40 l05 otherwise this market WAS neglected.
In tle city bank stocks Commerce sod at 10 t''
shalea; Ninth National 10 az 80; Mechanics l3Ji
Al ilO; Bank OF tho stat, 1Ol at 49, and Americas
Exchange tj) al 10. Ol Wednesday 8 shares sold
at IA, IN tho Ezehauge, bat yesterday at an anc-
ti0n sale the stock fetched only lOl. There was
much les busiues, in railroad bonds. Tie Pacif.s
were about steady; Coutrdl Grata az l05Ss; Wcst-
crns at 9JL2; Union iiIsis at 1884 Land Grants 1T
JSll. and Sinking Funds 40 80. st. Paul Sinking
Funds were firm at s.; Rock Island Is steady az
llGO110is; Northwestern gold consols down 10
90 and Hannibal and 81. Joseph CODvortibles 10 rs.
Missouri Pacific Gr,.s sold 40 80; North Missouri
h.sts at % J2 and New-Jcissy Central new hTsts at
flll.
! he Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway repor,
approximate earning, for second week in April ~
TJJ, 400; corresponding period last year, 1900
increase. $l03li.
A, meeting of the Panama Railroad Board TO
day j. was ordered that ifou this date al frc sats
Tor san Francisco and Southern aud Central Ancri-
ports be carried only nj local rates, ts rule TO
apply 70 all business received from all rourccs
Panama officials also state that new attachments
againstc supplies and other property Of tic Pacific
Mail Company in California issued to-day al
the suit of Panama on it, claims Of SiOO, 900, aud
arrangements 30 furnish necessary bonds Oh attach
mentS against ships were completed
Mr.. W T. ShearInan. the late efficient cashier Of
tho Erie Railway. Company, has been promoted to
This report for some reason other comprises
only six days, and the same rate OF earnings for
seven days would show instead of u decrease ali In
erease Of $4,000.
The following shows the imports OF dry goods at
this port for the week ending to-day and since tho
New-York tribune., 1876-04-22
sALBS FR0I % o'CLOCK - CLOS
FEInAY. Alail 2l-p. N.

The stock market to-day was generally duh, end
with the exception Of Western Union and FacHc
Mail, exhibited firmncss unexpected 80 the re-
Gently converted bears Thus while Western Union
that for scycTaldays bad been noxeeptioGay sirOng
to-day was freely sold at prices lower than tooae of
yesterday, the railway shares. excepting tho ST.
Paul and Union Pacific. were higher and closed frm
although 40 a reaction from the best prices.
This singular q turn about" is easily accounted
for by the position of the traders in the
market The recent strength OF Western Union was
largely due 20 the covering OF shorts and the
creation OF bullish feeling based upon an iIca"
Willie at tho same time large Short interest was
making In the railways, so that to-day orc WIS weak
Whis the others were strong. Ii may bc that there
are TOO many who, two months ago thought theio
was no Tsp for the prices Of railway shars ha'e
ieeehly acted too hastily or 900 largely upon the
ioo' mat there IS now 30 bottom. Ii s0 a sharp up
ward reaction will be likely to quickly restorc the
market 10 its natural state. Tie business #
He day has been very light, and while a far
uaue was driven up 10 midday, covering the
purchase and sale Of about 10000 saareS
Nhe AFTERNOON was devoid Of enthusiasm or incident
S"u was h'"eod most d'stTessingly dali. While tie
N"'i"uo"s oi ie aetlYe shares far lees than on
yesterday aud prices above the iow basls thea.
'C"'"'', huch 70 'ne discumhture Of The chasers
alier eighths' there was moderate decree of
strength IN prices after the frst half hour. WHICH
Continued pretty nnch all day. II may be said
however thai the talk Of the street is deeidediv
pearlsii, and unheaFd-of low hguIcs are predicted
.Of tae coal stocks, because Of the depressed con.
uahon OF the trade IN black diamonds ~ fo,
.no trunk railways because Of Tie railroad VA, !.
Ior investment or diyidendpayiug stocks because
VI Tue want OF confidence in the management; for
eesfnphs because Of continued reductions. and 90,
A',no Nal because Of its probable departure into
s.' haads OF a receiyer--all Of which we give for
"4' II worth. recommending to wodd-be oper.
sOl' Tue principle laid down by the Snowman, "Yon
t-ssS SVaf money. and yoa bas your choico.D The
%s %noSs In Investment shares was little fjr,uer +,
''S Central ut W, Cleveland aud Pittsburgh at
New-York tribune., 1876-04-22
CALIFORNIA MINING STOCKS.

Owing to the increased attention which these
stocks are attracting among Eastern investors, we
have increased our facilities for promptly executing
orders for their purchase and sale in San Francisco
through the Bank OF California, and prepared to
furnish particulars upon application.
LNDLAW & Co. No. IL Pine-st.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-22
THE MARKETS
(CHetsliy reported tor rIs TsioySs-l
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
GENERAL MAKKLT REPORT.

El,
AsHEs-There changes In tlia market business
contuucd Very so~ and nee' sl nominal a 0o Tor Pots and
iEIs yAX -rher. has a further advance and much
rnn due 10 tn oHcFngy small st0ols qaoi"i at 81
lOr. for Western Southern.
ta'i,us az" nde pore in!p a"nn'L Ne gl'io hT.sn' &
msLu. p. 40 2c.. an l.s and I'D ipp". = o. 54le
CANDli----ihr rs1ai ,onhhf uilr has h'en nons ~
Or ytous asI, IT,, GIoiHti3no ~ follows A'anah1e
= .dli'e iot l-C.b "lho" Strfh 90 90 asht npi"'
So r.iariu' ." gle. Icn1u rsriA - Y a-rc. A. -,
tUAilA're nss Vena hshi ie.nt"l 'r AnthIAlt'' Dl,
ss',,iy We qna.c. FOR LI,erfoo Hou-e csin,,l. 50
etlt' Ly,tyoo "a' CO. go .:i~@'a,us @ So' 'n - ~
504 - fosn'yIsa4@, Nrs nnst iaud ana
s.,,, ~ a,d HS.irs'iis siso ~ he CARGO
CIlICOOI.N haa el % - sold Tor GeTnau' ana
&c "a b.. o. ~i at 25e27c for 2iua,aipo 7qssc for
s3n,o IolaE oa2 e. Tor Ca. Co. -"i lSFl'c i"f quay
C0FFEE- Mia Corec va quit All unci aneoi 70 al
kiad.. fI1 stsIy al ltIt4n c, Ful lur DtinA5 i'
III tlir.rlrL Ilrf, uoier1.u demand ami 10 "s
rs..I0r u,r. s.ca,y at thc i.iT d'ehHe. &c. .,.. ,.,
or d,1D.ni, lut -gi-see without g. .u, e, ci'use
We 9uy' i-hd'r p ,, tg ID. /. ia g. ...l,n.'
Nos-sas Ssoo2s. 80 in,h~-. oth H-tds = opf &. o.
sac g - Pier ~ho.- ~ sG 30 at7 49,
C.l sllcs so,,, = t,.d a sc n oo do firoad
s84 l--a, H. t.. o. d'. II '.tc'd 'r. % ~ i'3
9t.,a,I i5c. do. "'nale iin~' itsc la.rd hin.a
10 f. Tured Nar IA ia.n harn, -oi ~i-t H'lr l"
~ pir-aa io'is. Nev lss.ana cesnr~ ''.." ,'," -
trtu Hnt 44-, ..'l-' 4--' .. 90" y "a - .rr ~
d &C.,. I-a Ho-p. ffrcd carisz, &C. An.oc'n iacil'd
re market on lr .se dpll AMI much angel
~ Ll i.a I.ind.Dg 5-7 Lss; ..rHils. - vAi3 3
ti5r rou. ni'4o' ah ll or ,n.t .il''i. ih
cs, 10. ~ r, .ia l - ,i. ny i'.t ,rts i'i t9g S'".
ba.. ...l,. 1850 uli-s inst rec an4 -'Jl0 bales
80. ID. N
New-York tribune., 1876-04-22

Mo.cy on call r,Dians about as ycsteFd ~ inc
r,ln2 rates having been sand q on mixed collateral
bg, ken .l,g down considerably lower. Tier" Is 40
charge T.. discounts. The Uaied states Trolsurci
fs..iy,d to-day 500. 600 National bauk notes FOR
roteslpt.on The Customs receipt, at Washington
Amounted to 100000 Tie Internal Revenue
receipt, footed up t3)9,0Jo The following ~
.ho Clearing house statement: Currcicy exchanges.
SOS. .7U9.2l2 currency balances. f2,Ssj,757; gold
,ycli.;gcs. St225.7-2; gold balances. %G'3,jTJ.
Government bonds were quiet ami gcnorailJ about
steady, Though thcre was new feature. We an
New-York tribune., 1876-04-22
BANKING AND FINANCLAL.
A TRUSTWORTHY INVESTMENT.

A TRUSTWORTHY INVESTMENT.
The Real Estate First Mortgage Seven Per Cent
Bonds guaranteed by Tho Mercantile Trust Company
Capital, 50 600, ,OOO Each of these bonds is SO
cured by specific mortgage of improved Real
Estate worth at least twice the amount loaned upon
il, and the titles, the valuations aud the punctua
payment Of principal and interest are guaranteed BY
the Company. LOUIS FITZGERALD, President,
100 Broadway, ~ Y.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-22
c1o,ING PHILADELPHIA STOCK QUOTATIONS..

The London adyices report strong prices for Bri'-
sh consols aud United states securities and higher
rance Of quotations than wa, current yesterday,
though Fries were dull and steady at II for Com
mon And % for the PretcTrcd. Money was also
choap apd abundant. and the snm OF Gj701O hui-
ljo, weIi iuio tho Bank Of England ON balance to-
day. The new Fives IN Frankfort weso quoted ut
1Of3s In Paris Rentes advanced to GG.f5, sterling
on London being quoted 1T 25.25. The foreign cX-
changes here were very hrm. hui inactive, with
bn.iress rates on the basis Of 81 SG1&55 S1l2 -
the pound for 90 days bills, and - S9's for short
sight. The nominal asking rates are gwen below.
The Gold Room continues dali and mcian-
cLolv. and IN the absence Of any eNtraneons
considerations affecting the premium tie
tendency OF tie market was downward. The OPEN
ing price was 1929, at which, and ll2'i, sales
slternafed during the day. Loaus cost =, =, and
per cent for carrying TO fat for Borrowing. No
specie engaged for Saturday. The import entries Of
foreign dry goods at the port Of Now-fork for the
week ending tonight, amounted in gold coin yalua-
tjtu Cd %f.2lg.663. Tire amount tiTuwn upon the
market footed up Sl,4s7,i1s. Tie ASSISTANT
Treasurer today paid ont $4,000 in gold coin in-
tesost and - 900 in redemption of called hond'.
The DAVIS business N tho Gold EXclaug' linnk
covered: Gold cleared Sl7, $4,000; gold balances.
sS5SJ.GiJ; currency balances $GGJ, ,l3l. The pm
rfpol gnfd ou1fafipl.s were:
New-York tribune., 1876-04-22
WOOL MARREr.


par AnRLPHlA April -l.Noc n improved demand prices
more and nnrt, but not higher Suppy lght ohio.
Penrsy lvana aud West Nmsu M and SDoyo 4ts t5c.i
Medium AZ Ta4qc; Coarse 400 t3c. New.l ork, rgn.
Innlua, and Western. Fine Sl2siOs Mohani, 500 isc.i
COaT-e, aOdf22c.; COmbiug, Washed 5,g02c: do In.
wasie. 42 ac COmbing, C2c. Fine, Cnwssard $50
2gc; Coarse AMI Mehum, Unwashed 32G35c Tub bMasksd
4JQoOc Colorado, Washed, 20 22c. Colorado UuwaahcL
ls6l 9c Extra and hcrno, Pued t2a3lc so. sad SHpor
Ptlcu - igc Texas Fine anu Medium, 2OG23c tcxaA
Coarse l6alsci California, Fine and Medium 2ad35e cali
forna, Coarse lsG2Oc.
PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.
PROVIDENCE, April alPrnung Cloths urm az Sac. cesh
for 6ix6i standard and Extra goods.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-22
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

BUFFALO April 2l-Reeeipts- Flour. 1000 bbs; Wheat
200 6nSh eSrn 1000 bush; oSIS 10000 bush Bsrisy
bush; Corn. l2Ou0 bush.i Data 10000 bnsh Flour qset
and unchanged Wheat dull aad nominal salos o 1000 bush
New-York tribune., 1876-04-22

beginning Of the year. compared with the corre-
spending periods of the two previous years
For TIE Week. 1874. 1873. 1870.
Thrown Oh maIket... 1.7i9,333 l,9e4,s57 1.4S7.4la
Since Jan. 1.
Knfd at the SAL I5o4Ss s42 os004s sa5. 4s7423
Thrown on markell. 43,77460S 4322i,Ss4 35,2563o4
The German Exchange Bank has declared divi-
dend of o per cent, payable on and after May B.
The earnings of the st. Louis. Iron Mountain and
Southern Railway Company for the second week
of nriI, foyto
New-York tribune., 1876-04-22
firlGnclal.
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MANHATTAN GAS STOCKS BOUGnr AND SOLn,
and all kinds Of brooklyn and New dcsls
la by GEO. Al. PRESrlSS.
Room 23, so Broad ST., ~ ".
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~ bought and sold T.T HEWITT BToad-st hoopa u.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-21

Jorgensen, Congressnan-Elect.
We copied in7 yesterdays Dispatch a
statement made ly Tue Petersburg Inder
that proceedings had been commenced
against the eougressman-elect from the Pc
tersburg district as q defaulter TO the Gov
ernment. we have received the following
isefegrans from officers Of the United States
Court denying the statement So
!, 4 NORFOLK, Novenaber ri. Editors Dis
patch: The report that Joseph Jorgensen
was indicted In the United States Circuit
Court for defalcation rs q public officer is
erroneous. No indictment tof any sort has
been found against hinl.ats <ieE ,.ss@ ~
.,sf L. Z. LEWIS, United States Attorney.
NORFOLK, VA, November 90 Editors
Dispatch: Your statement'in regard to en-
Indictment against Joseph Jorgehsonis In
correct. No indictment was found against
him. TherI ndea-A ppedl copy is "a fraud.
KS :sft CHARLES T. BARRY, Clerk.
vs. P. S. Since the above was put in type the
Sheriff Of Richmond city has served upon
us d writ from which we learn that Mr..
JoRGENsEN demands of us, ten thousand
dollarsf for having innocently repeated the
iade1's charge against him.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-21

y FAILURE TO CHOOSE AN ELEcToR-PRo-
VISION OF THE FEDERAL LAw.-By act Of
Congress OF Jan,,ary %, 1876, it is provided
that "whenever any State has held an cleo
ton for the purpose Of choosing electors,
and has failed to make choice on the day
prescribed by law, the electors may be, ap-
pointed on subsequent day in such man.
ner rs the Legislature OF such State may
direct" This provision is reproduced in
the Revised Statutes of the United States as
section 134.-Ne,o Yort journal Of Com
leTce. Y 'I .Y. - =,
True. But the first question is, Was there
any failure to make choice Of electors on the
Tth Of November, The proceedings OF the
Democrats in Oregon and Vermont are based
upon the assumption that there was no such
failure, but that in each Of those States one
Democratic elector was then chosen.