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The Portland daily press., 1876-12-30
OREGON.

New YORK, Dec 29.-Mr. Cartwright of
Oregon, during an interview last night, spoke
of the law and proceedings regal ding electors
as follows:
The law of Oregon provides that within 80
days, or as much as sooner as possible, the
Secretary of State shall, in the presence of the
Governor, open and count the returns from
each county for members of Congress and
Presidential electors, and it says in several con-
nections that the Governor shall issue certf-
Gates of election to the person having the high
est number of votes. That defines all the du-
ties of the Governor. The Republican electors
were notified to appear at the state capitol, to
be present at the count of the vote for Presi-
dent. On December 4th they appeared. The
returns from the different counties were open
ed by Secretary Chadwick in the presence of
Governor Grover and the vote as ascertained
by Secretary Chadwick and Governor Grover
at the time was clearly that the highest votes
were received by the Republican candidates.
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Daily Domestic Receipts.

BY BOSTON & MAINE RAILRoAD.-J W Newell
car IRON, kensell, Tabor & Co do corn, G w True
q Go do corn. E Stevens q Co do iron, s c
Bartlett q Co do corn, Kensel, & Co do corn,
d w Coolidge do -four, E W Gross do hogs, Con-
lumber, Josselyn q Co do -four, W Alden do
flour, David Keazer do flour, Hill Manu'fg Co do
cotton, Bates Manu'fg Co do cotton, Geo Weird
do flour, W Tilton do flour, Lawrence q 3 car
corn King Bridge Co do iron, Grand Trunk Railway
do merchandise, Maine Central Railroad 12 do
merchandise, Portland & Ogdensburg Railroad do
merchandise, Portland II do merchandise.
BY water conveyance--1000 bush cornmeal to G
w. True & Co. ~ y
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Books Received.

MadcaP Violet. Novel. By William Black
author of ga Princess of Thule" &c. Cloth, 40.
pp., price $1.50. New York: Harper & Brothers
Portland: Loring, Short & Harmon,
SHADOWS ON the Snow. A Christmas Story
By B. L. Farjeon, author of "Golden GRAIN" &c
Paper, illustrated, II pp., price s5 cents. New
York: Harper & Brothers. Portland: Loring
Short 8 Harmon.
Joshua HagRard's Daughter. Novel. By
Miss M. E. Braddon, author of "Aurora Floyd, .
&c Cloth, illustrated, 172 pp, price rs cents,
new YORK: Harper q Brothers. Portland: Lorng,
Short g. Harmon
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New York Stock and Money Market,

NEW YORK. Dec. 29-Evening-Money market
ranged from q per cent. CALL closing at latter
rate. Sterling Exchange is firm at 4S34 a. 1881 for
sixty days and 4S5 q 1851 for demand.
Imports of drygoods for the week were $3.50, 65S
amount marketed $631 ,629
Gold was quiet and steady at 107 "a 1071 CLOSING at
1O7 per cent. The rates paid for carrying were a.
7 per cent. The clearances were $23,21S,OOO. The
following gold and silver coin and gold bars were re-
gold cars 625; silver coin for gov'D S65 OO0 The
customs receipts to day were $168,O00. Treasury
disbursements SOl3O for gold interest, 1921 100 for
bonds. Governments are strong.
The following were the closing quotations OF Gov
eminent securities:
United States u.s. 1881, COUP. .,.....,.......1174
United states 5-20's 1865, DID,. 109a
United States 5-2O's, 1855, new.
United States 5-20s, 1867. 116s
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BY TELEGRAPH,
MAINE.
Probably Fatal Accident.


AUGUSTA, Dec 80. The horse of NJ. G.. Do
loft, attached to market sleigh ran through
Water street to-day, and colliding with the
team of Orren Rowe Mr. Rowe was thrown out
and severely, if not fatally injured. The horse
also ran against Mr. Blaine's sleigh, throwing
out his little daughter and another girl, but not
seriously iniuring them.
Personal.
II. A. Dewitt retires from the management
of the Sprague Company's business, and is sue.
ceeded by j. NJ. Moore, who has been Col. De-
Wits clerk several years.
Snow Storm.
A severe snow storm set in here at p. m.
Narrow Escape.
BIDDEFoRD, Dec. ga runaway horse with
horse attached, dashed down the crowded
sidewalk of Main street today, and ran over a
baby-sleigh containing child of Mrs. Kari
Hard. The baby was thrown out and slightly
injured and the sleigh smashed.
The Portland daily press., 1876-12-30
Foreign Imports.

WEIGH POOL. NIB. Schr Empress-14o,OOO fresh
herring to order.
ST. GEORGE, NIB. Schr Story--1OO, 900 fresh
herring to order.
BEAVER HARBOR, Ms. Sctr Superb-10O 900
fresh herring to order.
HALIFAX, Ms. Steamer Bermuda-1 package of
merchandise to w III Green, packages merchandise
TO Eastern Express and merchandise for Canada,
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
Portland Wholesale Market,

FRIDAY, December 29.-The markets are very
firm to-day and Pork shows an advance of 81 per
Dbl, while Lard is very strong with an advance of
about &c " tb. The demand for both is excellent
and the supply rather small. Flour is firm, the re-
cent advance is fully sustained. Sugars are I'M
changed at lac for granulated and 1c for Extra c.
Corn Is firm and unchanged
The Portland daily press., 1876-12-30

LONDON, December 29.-12.3O P. M.-Consols "a
Lilo for money and account.
LONDON, December 29-12.o P. M.-American Sc
1854. Erie at 81. NV -'0'''
LONDON, December 1880 P. M.-Consols at "a
3-l6 for money and account. "
LIVERPOOL, December 29.-12. 80 P. M.-Cotton-
market m 69oyant; Middling uplands 6sd; do Orleans
az a. sales goo bales including 1900 bales
OF which 1900 were American '-'N "'''0''
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Foreign Notes.

All the telegraph lines between st. Peters,
burg aud Constantinople are interrupted.
The Spanish Senate has approved the bill
concerning guarantees to the Cuba loan.
1t is said the Eastern conference has agreed
to the prolongation of the armistice till March
The intention of RIstic's ministry 10 Seryia is
looked upon as warlike siege
The Portland daily press., 1876-12-30

LA MOULE, QUAD. Brig A Pennell-1s5]
shocks and heads 1852 railroad ties. 4193 feet lumber
500 bbls -four, 1902 lbs OATS ia yards duck. Lear
riage, Dbl barley do seed, 10 drums Goldfish 27s
boxes herring. bbls do, do peas, do beans, dc
potatoes, do onions 10 do pork, do mackerel loi
furniture, 10 packages sundry merchandise.
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MARRIED.

IN tnls CITY, Dec 26, by Rev. O. j. Clark. VIM. T.
Harmon of Portland and Miss A. Estele Phantom Of
Machiasport. 'oA' "
In Falmouth, Dec. %, by Rev. O. F. Russell, Fer
Knight OF Falmouth. A
TT In Falmouth, Dec rs, by DIR. Lucien Ingalls,, John
Yarmouth. " 0'''0H "a
In Saccarappa, Dec: 49, by Rev. j. G. Perry Isaac
brook. "''A - "e''-
In North Conway, N. H., Dec 27, by Rev. w. t;ea.
son. son, geo. H. Batchelder of Sebago and Miss Clara
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For New England.
Political Telegraphic Correspondence
DESTROYED.

New YORK, Dec. 29.-The Telegrapher Of
this week, in an article on the confidential CHAR
acter of telegraphic dispatches, says: "Imme-
dIately after the close of the President. al cam
paign the messages of the political managers of
both parties were Withdrawn from the offices at
which they had been sent and the relay copies
removed to place of security with view to
their destruction. This was done before any
subp9nas had been served, and probably most
of them are no longer in existence.
The Portland daily press., 1876-12-30
Forty Fourth Congressional Session.
SENATE.

0ENAIEs
WASHINGTON, Dec. 20.
Mr.. Gordon of Georgia resented a memorial
from Wade Hampton, William B. Simpson,
William 81. Wallace, and 60 Senators and
Representatives in the General Assembly of
South Carolina, asking Congress to take such
action as will cause a cessation of military
interference in the affairs of the state The
memorial having been read, Mr.. Gordon moved
that it be referred to the Judiciary Committee.
Mr.. Frelinghuysen of New Jersey moved to
amend SO as to refer it to the Committee on
Election instead of the Judiciary Committee.
Pending the discussion, Mr.. Gordon by
unanimous consent submitted resolution
recognizing the Hampton government as the
legal government of South Carolina, but OBJ
lection was made by Mr. Morton of Indiana
and others, and it was laid over.
The!qnestion being on the amendment of
Mr.. Frelinghuysen, II Senators voted in the
affirmative and IS in the negative-no quorum,
so the Senate adjourned until Tuesday next.
HOUSE.
After brief session, during which number
of private bills were passed the House adjourn
ed.
The Portland daily press., 1876-12-30
NEW YORK.
The District Attorneyship.

NEW YORK. Dec. 29.-It is reported that the
United States District Attorneyship was today
and declined. A. w. Tenney, the present Dis.
trict Attorney of Brooklyn, is prominent
candidate for the New York Office.
Pardon to be Asked For.
Application is about to be made to the Presi-
dent for the pardon of Henry Taiaor, sentenc-
ed to Albany penitentiary for seven years for
embezzling $11 1000 from the Atlantic National
Bank
The Portland daily press., 1876-12-30

Ex-Gov. Straw was yesterday chosen presi-
dent OF the New Hampshire Fire Insurance
Company. The total available assets are $452-
1910; net surplus 500, 41O14; increase over last
year SIG, 28714. The thirteenth annual divi-
dend OF per cent. was declared payable Jan.
The Portland daily press., 1876-12-30
NIurderers Repriexed .

NEWARK N. j., Dec. 29.-Gov. Bedle to-
day Il prievsd Orohwald and Ryan, the muir
derers, for five weeks, ending February 9th.
Their case will come before the court Of par
dons in the meantime on an application for
Communication of sentence.
The Portland daily press., 1876-12-30
FRANCE.
The RudRet Adontad Inv Tho sono

The budget Adopted by the Senate.
VERSAILLES, Dec. 29-The Senate TODAY.
without discussion, adopted the budget as it
was voted yesterday by the deputies, 1t is ad-
mtted that yesterdays vote in the chamber of
deputies caused a schism in the Republican
majority. the moderates having definitely sep.
arated from the extremists.
The Portland daily press., 1876-12-30
Providence Print Cloths Market.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., December 29.-Tbe PRINTING
cloths market is firm at unchanged prices-4sc fol
standard extra GA x GA. The stock is much reduced
and offerings for present delivery are very light.
The Portland daily press., 1876-12-30
DEPARTURE OF sTEAmsHIPs.
MARINE NEWS,
PORT OF PORTLAND.
Friday, Dec. 20.

EflOay, Dec. ~
ARRIVED.
Steamer New Brunswick, Hall, st John, NIB, via
Eastport for Boston.
Sch Emma 7 Story, Fernald, st George NB--her-
ring to H Chase.
Sch Empress, Davis, Welch's Pool. NIB I40. 0oO
herring to T Wyer.
Sch Chalcedony, ingalls,, East Machias--shinges TO
Kicker 81 Hersey.
Sch May Wyman, Sawyer, East Machias-sleepers
to ID Kicker s. Co.
Sch Arrival, Farnum, Boothbay.
Sch Reaper, Teel Westport.
Sch Telegraph. Remick, Ellsworth for Boston,
Sch Ariosto. Elwell, Rockland for Boston.
The Portland daily press., 1876-12-30

lSales at the Brokers' Board, Dec. pol
$4,000 Maine State 6s ....,....,,,,,, 111
Boston q Maine Railroad. "a 99a
Portland, Saeo q Portsmouth Railroad. ..... "a as
Eastern hallroad. .......................- a 81
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majority of only 1000, the Republican national
and State tickets have, on fair vote, $500 to
5000 majority in this state.
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CLEARED.

Sch Helen Thompson, Wotten, New York j 1
Libby g. Co.
In port, loading, brig Adelne Richardson. Drisko,
for Philadelphia; schs Ada Ames, Adams for Balti-
more; Odel Winslow. =; Mary Amsden, Baker,
for New York; Hattie Turner. Hopper. for Whining
ton, NC; Neptune's Bride, Lindsey, for Calais.
The Portland daily press., 1876-12-30

INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT TWENTY-FOUR
HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAI)
OFFICER, Washington. DC,
Dec. 80, Il A. M))
For New England.
rain or rain and snow during the day, followed
during the afternoon or evening by colder clear
ing weather, winds shifting to northwest and
southwest, and rising barometer for the Middle
states, clearing, colder weather, brisk north
west to west winds and rising barometer.
Cautionary signals continue on the Atlantic
coast, from Wilmington to Eastport.
The Portland daily press., 1876-12-30
DIED.

In this city, Dec 90, Mrs. Mary E., wife of Edwin
GRAHAM, aged 20 years months.
Funeral services Sunday afternoon at o,clock
Burial at convenience of the family
Iu Hiram Dec. rs, Miss Alice Stuart of Brideton.
aged about 20 years.
In Bridgton. Dec. 2s, Mrs. Thomas WoolIey.
81 years. "e0'
The Portland daily press., 1876-12-30
MEXICO.
Ex-President Lerdo Enrouie for san
Francisco

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 20 1t is stated that
ex-President Lerdo has succeeded in reaching
the coast, and his cabinet is on board sailing
vessel on their way to this city.
The Portland daily press., 1876-12-30
FLORIDA

What Hayes Majority Would have been
with fair Election.
JACKSONVILLE, Dec. 29-The Senate COM
mittee states that instead of Hayes having a
The Portland daily press., 1876-12-30
MEMO RANDA,

Sch Lottie Ames, Nash, of and from Rockand for
Port Royal &C. with lime and granite, put back 25th
after encountering five days storm and heavy gales
during which the sea washed over her, started deck
load granite, sprung bad leak. broke foreboom,
blew away mainsail split lib, stove bulwa9ks, &c.
She will discharge for repairs.
The salvage on barque MonhegaD, damaged by fire
while in dock at New Orleans, Nov FL, has been set
tied at $4,000.
The schr wrecked at Marshalps Island goth, is be.
lieved to be the Castaa. of and from st john NIB
ior New York. Parties interested have left st John
for the scene of the wreck
The Portland daily press., 1876-12-30

LFRoM MERCHANTS EXCHANGED
Ar at Cardih 2sth, ship Nancy Pendleton, from
London.
Sid FIN Liverpool 9th, ship Jos S Spinney, Jordan
United States.
Ship Harvey Mills took fire at Beaufort Sc 29th
and all efforts to put out had failed Preparations
were made to scuttle and sink her. She bad 5000
bales cotton on board,
The Portland daily press., 1876-12-30

% THE Custom House will not be open for bust
ness transactions on Jan LIST, lNew Yearl
The Portland daily press., 1876-12-30
METEOROLOGICAL

After brief session, during which number
of private bills were passed the House adjourn
ed
The Portland daily press., 1876-12-30

CLEVELAND, Dec. ga terrible accident
has occurred at Ashtabula, Ohio. Train No.
on the Lake Shore road, bound west, went
through au iron bridge down rs feet, to the riv-
er. Eleven coaches were burned. A heavy
snow storm prevails there,
New-York tribune., 1876-06-16
COTTON MARKE.rS.

MOBILE June l5.-C0IUn hrp Mhldng, II 's".' Low MID
dim. lOitc; ordinary S'sc. net rece p, % bales
rxrris 10 CoAtnen 9OJ bales sales 900 nhes stock
MfSlfnis Juro Ib-Cotton stea y, Middlng lie. re
ceius 80 bates slIpmcns 2G2 bales Saes' 800 oaies
siucL. 80, ,iJ2 bnes. -, , 49,,
ding 6sr.. Midlng, lC'ic "oOd OSalhaly Js'.,
nt rrrriut- 81 bales gross, ualcs, exports, % Great
T,jtan 9i3 Uae~; France 2lO3 bales CuSstwiso lltu
'tl-s s.i,, 2 500 bales stock r9.iJ2 bales
SAVANsN Juc lD.-toitoh hrlni MlddhR li'; ioW MA
ding 10 Ordinary. $40. net sc 'eips 5S eales
,rr,ss q bIie, sal 8, bal stock. t,SoO bales
E-TDN Juir lJ-tuttou steady htdn", 2G; Low
N tng io: Good urlnary lOci net reoups i3 bales
safes, 100 bales stock, b,5bJ bales ...,. a..
ti.VE,rN June l.-,Ott0uq let; Miidlng. III ic.i Low
NniGipr - Good Ordinary 9as net recelpis, 50 bales
gors 81 bales; exports. cUastNise 80 baeb sales, 2Ol
bales; 81 ck, 40 ts-~. - 49,
neI rcrips 40 nes exports oOastwse &3o bales stos.
''WHSiS.roS juno l5.-Cotton quiet; Middlng lie.
N.d,Dne lOlc.: Orlinary, S2c receipts
ApRLrniA, June lJ.C.tloD steady Mddling, l2isc
Low N.dulg IL Sc ouod Ordinary lOc net receipts
il3 Bales: gusS 2Gi bales 80.
StIt sIA June I5-Cotion quiet ana steady; Middhne
ii Lc Isiw Mddinr, l04c.; Good Ordinary, ssc re
cripts lb bales. sdlcs, . ba's. ,,,,,
IntIs. ILLE June l5.-COtun quet and steady hdlng
eosrS Jupe l5-C Cotton quiet: Mlidng i2isc: Low Mid
dl.p Good Ordinary lO'd' net receipts W Dhts
gTs' o7,f males stncs, 1881 Oalos -
TtuoEs lime II. quiet Middlne II 10 Low
MiJdmg lOLt. Good Oriinafy, 37c EitsS Iece pIs oo
5'i." xp rts atwsc, Is baos saIes, 90 bates; STOCK
81 TON June I5.-Cotton UNCHANGED Mlddne IL ~
40, NbIaIiup Good Ordinary. $50; roteipts. ~
bales, shipments 80 bales sales 800 oa's' s".h' Ooi-
oseS Ar, Ione l5Cottou steady; BiddnR, II c Low
Ntdling iOl.c; Good DrRdiy. 9he: tt,lpt none snip
nani. IT, bales sales, 10 baas stock. lo,OO9 bales.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-16
ouics Rsid so, 10 Jersey iambs 90 D. ESQ., 80 Of 81

At i 20. and nd 80 d 81 b =, lic ,,. 3, :,
ole, ami 20 Of 81 b at iOc.
csSSs .' s % 1ess . a%cs ss a. SSass s~e 100 d.
jersey Ism6s 50 S st lie. and n Of 81 D. common, 8tc
at fSrcs s saas n Il ely sAt: 81 s
sariay against 4o "A SAME TIME Lat week wi.n & w %
sasc ssis fa 'tir; dressed
coa. s, .ano S. market al oc owsf and has
droopei sDce thai It uow 'sesc 10 1--we "aeht Oh
MILcn coSshe market on S. from last weeks prices
common to good mixers. si50s6S. =. ,.,.,.-. a.,
5 nc and 6atlsrms Ssic the sreaSef portion went
sErP AND LaMBs-Recept cars being cars more than
last week The market Tor sheep wss very a. ao a
T to sSS rhs oo a sfll n Eastern os de-
good 10 eIir4. 7ad8.c
msains ss ,osl supply for the Week t,Ss iI
heat. Gl9 ears OF which 4J6 cars were through constn
TIE Sains tune ss weS aud 57a cars time last
signnuns aud were slipped ont; sasbe cattle arr aIou all
cleared ~ taese re1a ns an' tsr ys'I s sa g. IN, anr
cars sllfed limos steers for Eastern uaoe' a'er's"S
sIlEEf LAins-Receipts today 400 heal making tne
oi saPgy for ne wsss Ss r qg ~ edS oT the Se
week last ear No naThet to ay Oy H two a car
except soopt hree cars were slipped East Tor s@ Fe"hne
70 day l3oO nead making total suppl,
for week tns Tar lis head, against 500 he'a ol
Last year fairy aelge the lew LIT. fired sales
o. forA rs ior NeS.lork mar el Mesnu 1 IN 2na
trade Yaris bare OF stock.
CHICAGO. Juue IL. -clITLE Receipts o 90 head ship
ments weak and dropping. gOOa To cho
grddes Of steers "a o. psJ far TO MEDIUM 21d$5 %;
stockers and ie'der-, IS G0Ssi 90.
IVoo head sapment go . 70 head .oaa 1ar
So jas6 10; few s.let at ~ - packers 10 calling
al s3OsJ 90 ior co1mOn gradts
SDiAsAPoLs. NAY lG.-H Us UNCHANGED; receipts 1900
New-York tribune., 1876-06-16
TIE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

IyRRPoot, June I5-l23O p m.-Cotton IL steady
MhtGiUg UblsnGs, 6aisd Middlng Orleans. 6Ssn ssler
Bles, incl ding 1000 bales for spcoulation and eh
pot. Receips i.2CO bales, Of which 200 we're American
FUTURES quiet and steady sales OF Miidng upans, 10"
MdIng clause July aud August ehyery, at 6'sd do d0
LiyR .roO June l5-30 m-Cheese, 5l.6 Y owt TO- the
best trades OF American Bacon, 56 ow Tor short Gear
MitdlcI
IRgRrooI June l52 D. mOf the sales of Cotton TO day.
900 bales ~ AmeT.can.
IIRgIoOi lj-2j0 -Bacon-Short Clear steady
at Il o. LarPriDe W. stern ste y AT 5l0 Wheats dll
LItBaooI, June 5-3 D. ni-Sales OF Jidnlihg uplands
Cutton. Mding clause Septm and O' tiDer delivery
Ga do. Oct,ber and NoytHi delivery, 6'sgd
I,EafOol, uD5 lj5:5O w. m-COtoD Futules quet an"
steady.
LoADoS June l5-l2.3O D. m.-The rate of discount for
rils In TIE market Is per cent c l.
ltr below the Bank OF land rat. tei states
Bonds. lSJ7., 1913 coupon; New YORK itra ~. -
IuSIOS, June lj-I30 !. n.-Paris adyces quote per
cent ,en,ts at O6f llc for the account.
InNION tue lJ2 m.Consob 9isie for both money am
the account -,
LoNu,N l5-3 p m.-The bullion in the Bank Of En-
gland la, Increased & 1900 during tie past week
LONDON, Jane l5-3: r. nj! rTOOTol O Inc Bahk OF
England reserve liability which last week 50a4 pei
he san England balance today is 3lil.tOO Spirits
oi TurpCntiHe ZZl3 per cwt
LONDON fuue Ij-4 nI.-Pars advices quote per cent
a lOJf 81 -sc for the account -.-.--.
LONlON i5-lNsniDg--t alOuita ljnSeed, NUif'.
Iin.eed cake. ei0n4l00J q ton. Lnseed OIL 2&@Z'S5
CHt
9,SB..0 o. during the past week ENcbahBe on
Lor o.. ~. 2 nc Ter short 81 1T
FEASKPugT Iune 6.-U. :. bonds, new nves j 2A
ANIwEH June 10 Pe,rU Tin closed MINER at IS III Tor
Fine Pale American
New-York tribune., 1876-06-16
I1yE srnrK MARKETS.

Ngw YouK June l6-BEEyrS Arrivals today, 33 cars %
10 cirs hti oS,r non y,striay. larr st -iusts Ihc
time s wcos Tie weather 30 warm, and e s7,d meals r.
dun Win ong g% i3,, ." s' arm ~ t m n M, f. y -" Of
tie Ii ut anlic pad tom frow, nnd stll He eLh9t re-
su,ly roe-. than ts a. "a e, bcig ,rn tt Hc o, o
ga o. 90 d. "9s ,,n E ISy t ,o1fE g % ,re @ @ in nl 0c
ucrd it,lr of iat ear s-k n,sri 4 Id
e,i1 ani nus - Meyer Go. Is ears, mixing ~ head
M were .,o ears & GGa D., rom S''1Iy ,in 10 rough Illinois
stces ~ ni -. u; eas s 81 , ei' n ~ DC ~ IL :, ~ -
ana 4 o. l.Ii2D ID. Al l0@c, % u. , -, ,,,,..,. .,.
i b.. '.i," ai &c. g b ~ iiiIb. al o o. 3i2 D. s
9l-C 90 lsiO at 49, os 60 n - ' ea . "i is H. ~
ys., ana - q mead, 10 OF l.-Gs g. at l0c, ,,,,
m a. oe eG'.i % % IL IL o 2G1 limos 5c OF u aad IL
VA ito ~ AfSss cS 1000 market rather duh
yesiru nsor eas pn"9 iafs' we're S 20. pm ~ x
s." to Iafe account tar state yea 3roagt tNs' con-
run to medium, % tc. u termiks so &c.
Il J"he st I5 n a. s'; Il IiS b t 80 81 Of li N q s7c
nl nt Lev s. rs ' % al i h h at fe rsy So; %
do 10 % is + d Io 100 air 10 % r Az rs b. At &C. ii Of ia H.
ole OF 9C B Caei n OF "a b. g |ese1 e. III To- at
me q lioit ~ stats Calves. Iz7 n at4'ae "i
~ D. a. Sc Psrs @9S 30 so % 5 Is 3d. a. O. and Mount Holy
DO llver Co. sold Jersey calves, lsl H. at 6c 25 Of
Is? D. 4 e. 1 II 90 % n l@ d. I a. & CAV ,S sat Sn7 aS 3D. o.
+ T. IIurston sol, - Bucas 90, calves. l3O n. at lc
sHkKr AAp LAAIs-I eed Is ~ cars nd Jsls.y Si' a.
utuda, lbll7 against l3 100 cane umc last week She
gre dl t,Hy t 0l2o. while Iai anbr welt wanted al
Inn PRICES .OtnIlc. lTimr Jtfs yH auu e24lOe Tor
,.nninn SOLD nj G2a7 y, oi poor 20 meinih ana
hpo rnr. All lho lambs were laAeh "hiie some
Ol sheep IemaiI.
Klro iooos sod 90 Virginia bucks i05q H. al s.' ~
\rlira D. o. 10 al 4Lc. l"2 o. 81 70, al y ~
CIVIL 50 do 80 NJ ,lIr. OHIO, 81 ID. ~ 5.s 40 o. 5
H. nc - - = owLi l89 common NirsniL lambs, ~ 10 al
Di,: - TO- ~ H. az Size. iS0 do 10 H. ~ Ssc ~, do
5s b &c. ll9 jersey ahbs, b az lUe ~" no. o. n a
ioc 80 do 6l h, atIOsc and "a DO, IN lots. biL H. al
al lie
hume llo sol 90 keniuesy .heep 81 S &c; Nv,
Ohic DO * n, at Be- 62 do 80 H. at 6bo' loS Kentucky
lambs. 40 r at bhsc. ., . 80. "a.
William folt cold l2e Kentucky sheep. 81 NJ at ic; lis
do ~ h 41c; 20 OLo "a ID, nj Bic, aui li2 henuckj
lambs % u, ~ The. % =. ..
Ie q e. iii I'D Jersey lambs ~ n. al &C; 10 Of 3b n
| st ibc and II Of 80 n, at r 5c a.
Jks n 90 sold IL jersey lambs, 63 %, at l0So; IL o
/ 30 II at l0c.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-16

confidential way for the past few days "ponts" on
which to buy. but the bait does not seem to have
been swallowed very ravenously. The market closed
apparently firm ut reaction from the highest
points of the day. The sales for the day
amounted to about $4,000 shares, and the
advances at the close over yesterdays final sales
ranged from is to q per cent, w.: Atlantic and
Pacific Telegraph and Erie each g; ST. Joseph Pre-
ferred, Illinois Central. Michigan Central. and West
ern Union. each a e., c.. G.. and l., Del. Lacka-
wana and Western. Missouri Pacific, and North
West Preferred. each l2 Rock Island IS. and Lake
Shore 81 per cent. Ohio and Mississippi declined Is.
and n. j. Central per cent.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-16
The clo.ng nnotalions OF foreien eAchango were

The supply of capital Offering for nsc IS simply
enormous and constantly increasing. Tor money Is
coming here from the interior cities, and in fort
night the interest obligations Of the Government a
we'll as many States and ooipoTai ons viii be due,
which VIII swell The existing plethora largely
Funds almost 80 b. ing and bOir wels can di, tate
heir own terms. A. low as has been accepted on
United States bonds oNid ncing be- fact that bonds
are more profitable than demand loans. To the
stock Exchange the rates are &QHi2. Mercantile
paper sells freely, though the Discrimination by buy
,r, is strict and moves slowly in proportion ~ the
grade is below choice. Bill brokers report rates
ta.l