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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-04-03
Gard.

To all whe are suffering from the errors and
indiscretionD Of youth. nervous weakness.
early decay, loss Of manhood, etc.. I will
send a recipe that will cure you. FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was discov-
cred by a missionary in South America. Send
a s~elf-addressed envelope to the Rev. JOSEPH
7. ISNAE, Station D. Bible House, New York
City. l-1b6-fodhH
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-04-03

TIE State of Arkansas seems to have
a multiplicity of gu~bernatorisl csndi-
dates. They are not all announced, but
at least twenty have been prominently
spoken Of. The Little Rock convention,
on the l4th of June, will thin them out.
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DIED.

0'BRIEN-0n Monday, April Sd, at 81
o'clock am, MARGARET 0'BRIEE. wife Of
Richard 0'Brien.
The friends Of the family are invited to at
tend the funeral from the residence, corner Of
Linden and Mulberry streets, at 2 o'clock to-
morrow (TUESDAY) afternoon.
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The largest armor plate wei made
was produced IN March 10Th, at the
Cyclops Works Of Messrs. Cammell 4
Co., in Sheffield, England. The thickest
made previously was fourteen inches,
but the plate made on the 10th was
twenty-five inches thick. 1t is one Of
several intended for two war vessels now
constructing for the Italian government.
The plate, which weighs thirty FIVE tons,
will be tested by a lOO-tOn gun. Each
vessel will have two turrets, and each
two guns.
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LOCAL.
Trustees Sale.

RY VIRTUE OLA DEED OF TRUST TO
- me executed on the LIST day Of May,
IS7S,, Of record in the Registers office Of
Shelby county, Tennessee, in Record Book
No. Us, pages 81 and 95, / will sell between
the hours of 10 am. and Bpm.
On Monday, may 1, 1876,
in front Of No. 7 Madison street, Memphis,
Tenn, to the highest bidder. for cash, for the
purpose, Of paying the unpaid balance se-
cured, the following property to-wit: Lying
and being in the. county of Shelby, and State
OF Tennessee, it being part of the subdivision
OF George. Dixon's lS 1-3 acres on Walnut
street, and designated upon the plan of said
subdivision as lot No. AZ, fronting so feet on
Mckinley street, and running back between
parallel lines $50 feet to an alley, and adjoin-
ing, the lot of Anderson Cooper on the south H.,
and Jne' Bacon on the north, together with
all the improvements on said lot.
Equity Of redemption waived. Title con
sidsrcd good, but will sell and convey only
P.J. MULVIHILL, Trustee.
JARNAGIH &FRAYsER, Attorneys.
This sale is postponed by consent Of parties
till Monday, Mayl, 1876, between same hours.
2-52 P. j. MULVIHILL. Trustee.
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Howard Association.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF TIE HOW.
April Sd, at 7:5e sharp, for the election Of Off.
GERS and such other business as may come
before il. G.. W, GORDON, Pres't.
j. VI. SHIrH, Seo'v. 2S-Q
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WASHINGTON NEWS.
OOurisr-JOurnA Special

Courier-Journal Speeial.l
WASHINGTON, March Ex-Governor
Morton received to-day q dispatch from
Jackson, Misc, stating hat the State
Republican Convention had passed REQ.
lutions thanking him for his services,
and also that fourteen out Of sixteen
delegates chosen by Mississippi to the
Cincinnati Convention were avowedIy
for his nomination. Governor Morton's
prominent friends here assert that this
only foreshadews the course of the
Southern Republicans. They are also
exceedingly eenGden: that the Penney.
vania delegation just chosen will 20 for
Morton after Hartranft.
SENATOR Combines CHANCES.
Other politicians insist that Conkline's
star is in the ascendant. They give him
the votes of New York, Pennsylvania
and New Jersey, and say that the ad.
ministration, which is admitted here on
all hands to be for Conkling, will be able
to secure for him from two.thirds to
three-fourths in the Republican National
| Convention. In addition to these. il
seems to be thought that Conkling will
get the votes Of the Pacific coast States
by the influence Of Senators Sargent,
Jones and Sharon.
BLAINE SAID TO BE LOSING.
1t is generally admitted that Mr.. Blaine
has lost ground in the last two orthree
weeks,
THE PUBLIC PRINTING.
The Printing Committee had before il
to-day evidence Of an ugly character,
affecting the superintendent of the pub.
lie printing. 1t appeared that he had
sold as much as $1,000 worth of books
and documents TO a bookseller here
named Morrison, for which he had given
no credit to the government, and it il
said that this is only one of the cases.
IMMUNITY OF WITNESSES.
The Senate Judiciary Committee has
decided to report adversely upon the
House bill lately passed, giving immunity
to witnesses from prosecution. The
Radical Senators, who have shown SO
little respect for the Constitution hereto.
fore, take the ground hat this bill is un-
constitutional. The Democrats on the
committe will report in favor Of a modi.
fed bill. The animus of the course Of
the Republicans is desire to prevent
witnesses from testifying freely, and thus
stop Investigations.
GEORGIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
General Robert Toombs is here as
counsel for the State of Georgia before
the United States Supreme Court. in the
case Of the State Of Georgia VS.. the Cen.
trail Georgia Railroad Banking Company.
The cast involves the right Of the State
to assess a tax upon the railroad corpor.
atoms for such State purposes. This
right is denied on the ground that the
charters excepted the corporations from
taxation, and that rights have vested
which can not now be impaired. Messrs
A. R. Lawton and d. W. Capers appear
for the defendants. l.. @. w.
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A TYPO on a New Albany paper set an
item in such a manner as to make it ap.
pear that Queen Victoria is about to as.
sume the title Of Empress of Indiana.
How this would hatter the soul of Dis
raeli.
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PRESCRIPTION FRRIl

fNU %.a IHs SPEEDY d:I b CURE OF srMr.r.
9rought on BY indiScretions er all disorders
VIHHtGginst has tho innedionta' excess. Any
S.HTIE-.'o'' Box sse.'EO'S YHSiFie''-DA-
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MEETINGS.
Chamber of COmmerca.

OhamDer Oh commerce.
DE9ULAR MONTHLY MEETING THIS
~ AFTERNOON AT40'CL0oK. BusiR
Ct Importance win come before the meeting
Member should attend promptly.
JEo. s. TooF, Sec'y.
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AtlIiIsIrR

A RTIFIOIAL TEETH a specislty, Best work OF
low prices AL work substantially made, carefully
nlIed. and guaranteed TO give entire So !sfactlon.
J. Y. KkkkEpi, ~ Bono o.
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CO. REWARD, and no questions askei for the
f0sJ retu of small SKYE terrier, AneAers 10 the
pane Of Jack, u 81 Beekmanst.
g. REWARD for large sptz cog. lost Tuesday
FRITZ MENNINGER
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golfers ano enaln,s.

SrEhA ENGINES WANTED Secondhand,
H. ~ pL"ssure mus ne In good orler and from re
a. Irl s'Iohe OF equvaent. Address EkGTSE Al /.
wv. once, n I, A w SUN on" NeoA' Ook Aooo'
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RofklsWYtY Mi RFAfH 55EScT 4af 22Nfflsrlc

RofIfAsWYyf iBSfTAHfcH 66xxcTfHMpsi22ffiSx Nr1o
OCEAN. SUNDAY, JUNEt.
etesmers AMERIt US. WILLIAM COOK, and NEVER
tINk No delay BY ths hne by low water
10th st.. r. st5 A. N. and les z. NJ.
Foot Vesey st., n. X. "a. NJ. and 1t0 r N.
Fulton Ferry Brooklyn, p.20 A. NJ. and2 p. NJ
William Cook leaves eth st, N. h. 1880 A NJ. and
Neyer.ns leaves ESD st.. K. H. $50 and 10 A. NJ and
1880 p NJ.
,sou!h oh st.. WILLIAMSBURG s4S and 1918 A. NJ and
l2:tbP NJ.
Pier 81, e. H.. 1:lO 2. NJ.
Fulton Ferry. Brooklyn. i.15 r. NJ.
Steamers leave ROckaway $3.50. b:tO, and 30 y. M.
Fare IS cents. Excursion tickets. so cents
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TO RocKAwAr
ON and after Thursdly June the sound steamer
EEVkRSlNK
Eill make two excursions every day, leaving
cath st., N. r at $50 A. N. aud l:l5 r. ".
10Th st., n. r., at $40 A. NJ. and LES z. NJ.
Vesey st. n. T.. atp A. NJ. aud 1:4OP. NJ
Fulton Ferry, brooklyn. p20 A. NJ. and Q p. N.
Leaving Rockaway at IL A. NJ. and z. NJ
B.-Patrons Of this line will experience no delay
IN account OF low TIDE.
Fare Tor the entire excursion. 30 cents
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TuNHE popular steamer chairs also 40 style. folding
IL chairs are manufactured Oy
CoLLiGNoNs. 1871 cansist.
WEEKLY AND MOS rHLY PAYMENTS
w taken for furniture, carpets and OsddInL Al Nm
msnse stock aud prices
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WE GRRAT KIM; q Tlghi.Ropc Artists,
STEAMBOATS, ano Rallroaos

"A I vlBBAliD and DANIEL DREw. Leave Vestry
D. Pier at $40. aud 2ttn Il. At $50 A. NJ Landing At
Eyack anu Tarrytown COY ferry DcaD. West Point
kewDurgn. POug Keep,ie. Rhincbocs, Catsk and Hud.
BON. Close connection al Albany slth trains for the
North and West To West Point aud hewburgh and
return same day. 81. Poushkecpsie. 81 50.
-PEOPIEs LINE STEAMBOATS, for Albany
Va Saratoga, and / West leave daily (sundlys ex
eepted) at 7. NJ, Pier Al. n. H., foot Of Canal st.
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CIVILIZATIONS.

Publications.
JULES VERNE
300 PAGES, svo.. FOR rs CENTS.
CHEAPEST BOOK EVER PRINTED. Another Of the
"EvENING TELEGRAPH" Series of reprints is NOW
READY. 1t embraces JULES VERSEs LATEST
STORY. "THK MYSTERIOUS BLAND" complete,
the publication Of special translation OF which. In
serial form. has Just been completed in that Journal
1t makes volume OF lss double column octave pages
and IL printed nne paper, clear type uniform with
the Evening Telegraph" Reprints OF Victor Hrgo's
EINErY.rHREE" aud the other stories by Jules
Verne. "IHR TOUR OF THE WORLD IN EIGHTY
DAYS" and "A JOURNEY TO THE CENTRE OF
THE EARTH" Appended to the reprint OF "THE
MYSTERIOUS ISLAND"sa map OF the Island aud .
full glossary Of all the dicult terms used by the
The book sold for rs CENTS PER COPY. with the
usual discount to the trade. COPIES sent any ad.
dress postage prepaid. The book be had all the
book stores, news stands and railroad depots In the
country. Orders also be to tho Publication
ONCE of the " EVENING TELEGRAPH" los South Sd
ST. .Philsde phia.
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Mnsital SnstInmtms.
$otteri,s.
Sorsts, 6arriao,s, 1T.

DOR SALE-Must be sold within three days q
j. ligat wagon, truck. an elegant carriage, and
express covered wagon also a nue. mule, 10 hands.
Apply at DENNIS RAND'S stables, ll0 est l3Oth
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\. B-Boais connect with boats Tor High Bridge
Picnic parties and schools taken week days
lonable term.
Fare, Is cents on sundays.
VIM. wlfHERwAx. Superintendent.
GUNDAY EXtIR~IONS TOASrORIA. HAIR.
Dir VI. NO iSANiA aid HIGH BRIDGE-Steam.
ers MoRRIsANlA, HARLEM. and SHADY SIDE
LEAVE FULTON MAIkET SLIP $3.50. 10, IL. IL
A. Nj l, l:ia, o:l0, !, $50. $50 $50. 7b md p NJ.
LEAVE Nc RRlSANIA at S:l5, pi5, 1890 IL, and IL
a NJ, Z. 2i5 $50. $3.50 53O O.l5 aud 4. NJ. Land.
Ing at Gram st. 23h ST. anu llgh -. Connecting with
boats Tor High Bridge: Passengers by tubs line will
admitted 10 tue great submarine excavations under Hel
Bate. c. II. LONGSTREkT superintendent
SUNDAY TRIPS TO LONG BRANCH
- commencing June, T. the New JERSEY southern Rail-
tOid steamer CRYSTAL WAVE ~ill leave Pier 3. r..
loot cor st. a. $50 A. NJ Returning, the train leaves
Long Branch At5 p VI. W. 5. sNEDEN, q. NJ.
TINHE GREAT KING Of TighrRope Artists,
Il JOHN DkNIkR
viii perform his WONDERFUL GlMNASTIC FEATS
ln MONDAY ana TUESDAY, June ana o. on the
PAVILION GROU MS a. FORT LEE, on rope
200 FEET Long AND 90 FEET HIGH.
FOR these feas he has received twentythree massive
gold me lals from all Of the GLOBE The following
temarkahle feas will be performed;
Crossing the rope ba kward ana forward.
Lying Gown At full length the rope.
Crossing WIN his feet IN n SIN ali hoop.
Crossing with his eyes bindfolded. enveloped In Q
heAyy sack concluding VITA his original master feat,
THE FLYING BAR
Performances c Dmmencr at II. NJ.
Fort Lee steamboats, leave Cat al St. At 10 A. NJ and
tand at 24th It. anu 3tth at ten minutes later.
fetnrning leaves Fort Lee p. N. Round rip Csc.
Performance free.
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ynstruttlon.

monthly, bookkeeping, aritnmY
~ uS sn,lAr sprlllng German, French. t5 each
fAiNks Old college, % bowery. day aud syenins.
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gatgting.
sim. Arts.

SOr Sale anO TO get.
EIRsT-CLAss French nat, all improvements
II southwest corner ATTN st. and sh av
ID. KEMPNkh, on premises.
nfFlCEs 70 LET 40 second story sun Dudlns
Ply at sun Publication once Nassau aud Fran atort sta
STEAM POWER. with third and fourth noors,
- large and well lighted on all sides TO let lease
low rent PHILIP srRoBkL son, SO EliZ iDeth st.
SHOP and stables to let Inquire At 1855 aud 1877
- Idyi gton 81.
Two IEr-A cottage at Bayonne, n. j.. containing
Il SIX rooms, with good cellar good well anu clstern
to churches stores and schools about
inmates wplk from Cenreyille depot rent, tlb per
month time from New lork. 10 minutes. Address J.
W. +, l7S Broadway, N. Y.
FINHE STORE, l08 Nassau st.. sun building to let,
Il suitable tor BANGING insurance, or general busL
ness steam heated. Apply at the sun Pu oloatlon
once, 40 Nassau 81.
fINO LET tor manufacturing purposes-The second
Il Moor OF 10 Frankfort st, with steam power. In
Quire At the office.
Sabln9s Banhs.
SixpENS my sAyiNGs BA.SKs Broadway and
from 10 A. h tosP. H. Five cents to so.ooo received
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dtas ano 6oa,ss.

HEAS, ia Quantities Of pounds and upward, sold at
Nholesale pr 'es by The Wells Tea Co.. 2Ol Futon st.
DeI"seh Stuich aud Greenwlch. Hotel Keepers, gro
GERS ana large consumera, applY for circular
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4IOR NORwALk DJMLCTin

Gus VII leave PER 81 r. foet Of Market st. at 2t5
South Norwas at 1850 A. NJ daily (sundays excepted,
G innec ing each way with Danoury and NOrwaik aud
New Haven Railroads. Far, 35c Excursion tickets SOC.
nID-E-TtBII-HED LINE for stuyvesanL
~ tAISklLI. ana intermediate laudin2'. steamer
Andrew II rider from FRANKLIN 1T. CPer 35l. Tuesday
THURSDAY, ana SItur lHy II amer Monitor Monday
Wednesday. and Fl 3 L. NJ
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4 GLORIOUS REvIvALiii
ONLY FOR THIS WEEK.
JEM MACE AND GEo. KOokE,
In an exciting encounter with the gloves, at
HOWES& CusHINGS Great L. ;. DOCBLE CIRCUS.
Afternoons at 2, evening" at \ O'Clock.
Corner STH Az. aud 40 II y
THE MONSTER ClR Us TROUPE
ADMISSION 10 ALL ONLY 20 CENTS.
TUESDAY nigh I, after tue reg llar performance
GEO. ROOKIE ana STEVE TAYLOR win contest wi h
the GLOVES ior 1000 SIDE NO EXTRA CHARGE.
GLOnE THEATRE. 7ss aud $50 Broadway
" Il. W BU TIER. Manager
Popular endorsement Of the famous BRIAN FAMILY.
Tine senra ion ana my stcry of the present age,
COMIE De CAGLIO Trio.
roaring bal, WIN al ne Fayorlies. Messrs. HENG.
lER, BARRY HART, BLlTZ and Miss EffIE 100 Su.
perb Artists every night
Fun IN THE HI lCHEN.
MATINEE WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
CHATEAU NiABILLE yARIETIE-;
Y Last OF The Duchers Of Murray Hull The
Roman statue, America Protecting hcr Subjects, the
original French MI uet, Living raDleauA by the hand
soonest formed Ladies' IN Il world. Tue coolest The.
are IN the city. and the nnest Variety Performance
extant
4 cali at this Theatre will repay the visitor.
3ith 4. aud 81 NV. Evening at o'clock Matnees
Tuesday, Thur,day and saturday IN the afternoon.
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Sottls.
SUMMER R,sorts.

AREYOU GOING into the cOuntTy2 Home Jour
N nal con aims new lists OF summer resorts, giving
prices distances, snd other particulars.
Send ten cents TO
NORRIS PHILLIPS q co, 5 Park place. NY
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printlns alattriali,

DKlNTING PREsAEs.-Job press pxl2 ins,da
he ehaso fVr sale very low. II North Willism 49,
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grg @uuos.

IL EErs CUSTOM SHIFTS. made to measure.
the very oest six for ~: kOi the slightest obga'
Won 70 take OF keep any ~ KEEPS shris unless per
Fhlladelpha. $780, W.
kHihT STORE, 302 West 25lh st.-six fne VAN.
tuta shTts, to order nnly 90 halfcabinst
80 Wilson sewing machine complete. s25.
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A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
GRAND EN0LisH OPERA
GERTRUDE coRDErr.
NORMA.
MONDAY EVENING. JUNE s. ATa
POWERFUL ORCHESTRA FULL CHORUS.
NEW SCENERY By MATT MORGAN.
NORMA .............,.oERrRUDE coRBHrr
ADALGIsA ....."....................A ALICE HosMER
POLIO. .......................cH CHRISTIAN FRITscH
oREVEso '...'................AlcUiN BLUM
Lessees. ..................."....... JEFFREYs CO.
Musical Director and Conductor. .... cARYL FLoR1s
POPULAR PRICES.
Reserved scii; 81 80 aud s. according 20 location.
OLYMPIC THEATRE. os4 BkoApwAY:
MT '? stSst fp shtHasoS. PoPtLxk PRICES,
FAMILY SiReLE' iSe fAkioE ch&ihs. d. TO-
STILL INCREASED ATTRACTION.
pSa artists II from s qt as S
Paris SCI s.' iaf?f s1sn t gGfE PASCAL
who wi" appear R6Ld p ASp fi2 2fffRs65 D0un
Il r. S sSG o SDPsft Giants
e. ss sn,T@ II ssisrp'v' 0Ai'de
Sixth week OF 'he sl9.Iop' b Rns9,pTpype'
HUMPiY DUMPrY..
Win m sorssS con scsnsry magic i,Ss brilliant sr.n
THREE Hours OF GENUINE FUN.
The best and cheapest entertainment In New York.
EvENISG- open At $50 eommenee as.
Box once open daily from 10 A. " TO ioP ".
ENTEFfEfh5TIsYSEsS n sp ttHrfhASTHtPP.fEAhf
sTARTIlSo ExPostREi
'p,,s1$ '1i \. ES;Si E. u.
HON JHosHSs II BRADY
hs. kindly consented TO preside ,..,..
70 mertorious charitable institution connected with
me ., .nu'.D s5 q ssTilgn o,..n,,s -.
R%ar SsHop naSss received Pan ." invitation from
Ssr aud
CIV VIII isS
ID IL az ala Of ne CT cn .ps Of
BoSsfs rR hEfT SffEA pourrn ooafz SEF
'i''s Ii @o sAsR triumph
ros The S SS ne Of co opT. PeS %e.n,
The event VIII be sisnsiled By ne nr.t psriOrmancs
several year, La ., o VIE PAhIsiENSE
% S 9 Boz S aSS Srs:
WALLACK's.
The Talented and Popular Artists
MR. AND MRS W. j. FLORkNGR,
In their famous rignal ersonations OF BARDwELL
SLoTE and Mrs. GEN. G4LfLoRY In Woolf's success
ful American comedy. the
MIGHTY
DOLLAkl
EVERY EVENING AND SATURDAY MATINEE.
IL ELY e. Icons MINsTRELs, ESD st.,
IN near 9th ay.-Every evening aud Saturday matt.
nee. The only Leon, Lew Benedict, Walters and Nor.
ton. aud all the fAyoftes Another thorough change.
kloolah, Benedicis Grafton. ssidmOre, In and Out.
Box ONCE open a. day.
NEW CENTENNIAI. BILLIARD IDUKNA-
~ MENT and playing on the ties OF the PhlldelDhA
tournament VIII commence at Irving Hall, New YORK,
on MONDAY evening june games. 800 points, three
balls, on Colender STANDARD bxO table sexton, Gar.
ner sosson Kudo lhe ana other great players 10
tend. Admission. 5Oc.i deserved seals, u.
The New York herald., 1876-12-15
NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY ls7s-TRIPLE SHEET

bb in shipping order 4sc and 200 bbl. late wednss
strained ssid a, 81 l., sssiaS With y s. .aIkrd.
s.sausS Ms sf''s Io good .ss.ssa l. s * 20
I.r~@a.Ains.oa M 81 Fitch ss 90 - Is. Advice. from
ss"$ @:s :s'sssS s's sss Tsirss'as arm;
bat ia.s'iss "'i.s o ' ss S' xerssra sSss
zoe, ws quote, la":ssa s..s. ass sSis. S,s
ern yellow sss Scs: yellow winter. sas sse white
a wasr = rs % a. asS was Il M % pa .ne% sa
9 IS: whale. crude xorlhsn, 7se do soa.nern. ose
bic achcd ash, soe "lss 5sc crude asi We ! isc.
pss Ne not. .ss % % sS1 s1 ss Sss % al
brands a. i The siqsns prices we're iooSs- 70 Ss,
pre%p, SEE do IL cases 3 se ss nap%iha iis
more s.s%S q a.. J% ,ss " !. %
S S. rasasr S % nsS rs"s s. Is s% q ss%s" %
S ssI ssa assi
bacon ,srss. M isa Sei: and Soss,. beer @
nomnay unchanged. closing at .he call ol
sc.a | s na @ s % I'D % sd VI s IS sNs% 3D.
s,s % asked The sales were loo bos q sig 20 o. ss
raSy Cut meats we're dull We note sales q 1000
S s1ea bellies - lbs = % s ,.s 20 SSm sass
la lbs ",s,sss ioS picked .s.ss a..
Sss. sss Ssi al M W ss SlsS S.ss ssss /. s 4 O. S
picked shoulders tiAe 6isc aud box bellies at ole
and sac for western; ioss. short clear a.s
syss At s as ss .s'
promp. delivery, =. Jivs Beef cute. We qSo.s-
81 y; packet sit ss Isissa siss India NJ
sss eas hs Ssss & %n @ 500 s
tia. and Do 10 III. average, sssm;; 800
s'is ssis price, ' we're IS as follows Sd
ssy SO ' 5 bid u" asked d. March SO bid
SO III asked Tho sales u.ooS iislses $40 sas
80 80 IS, s,Sa r. o p ss'%sS' e. & e;
tsasss saa .o
$40 Al aud At the extreme @ close sSoa. o9o ise.s A.
those prices bid spot sales were & ,esses S s o,y g ios
sIns so s. % and 'o sss a s H"s
sold Sai n m re day so 81 es,ps o I y nsnasS
eres Cuba loc and 200 tieress city ~ at Zoe south
Iss.-tSs %s,sss va. sa.hs. ausI sai hlm rr
prime; grades & under sean" % supply ws quote quote sro. az,
@ss choice, ss.s LoasasI, common ssir. N.s
ssss sss nsasaea sSsS p IL :S @ ssd sur
"" ps 's ~s.s aep. ssas asa%ss
g good &c. DO s s" ha ,.' asa fsss
and ss o ae: sI saaiSs s:
prime. o'se 4 oae Do, f.ir % eSsee ,o,as
il.s crushed as lsise; irowdereS iisss: rrsna.
lated ,i,s iisse' do, second quality Ike ii..e;
srnAslsr~ ,ierces. The marke. was auc.
rAllow,~ s.sspts hSd., los 5sis md $ casks Tho
Mas bI The wa. nominal
At about 81 II without sales
previous, but rates continued FIRM Tor charter
ing while berth for grain weaker. with
good demand from this The mepts
prsed:To Liverpool steam ldO bushels grain at
70 London 'Ss per .,s. % bushels grain 's Sd
lbs; .oJ bales hops, Via Liverpool. on private
grain. including 3.,ooo bushels at sgd and
1000 bushels od To BRISTOL by SAIL 5000 bushels grain.
0iad 100 oil cake. 26s. 3D. and. per steam. 5000
bushels gram 0t.d The charters An Italian bark
ds italian bark 49, tons hence TO Naples with 1000
bark tons from Portland Me-. to United Kingdom
with 4auO bbs do vt 5s 3D. British bark $40 tons
vate American schooner hence TO Barbados and
Port Spain with 5000 shocks at zoe Anleric
schooner J74 honcc north side Cuba with coopeage
stock with sugar S5 per hid and port charges
The New York herald., 1876-12-15
DOMESTIC MARKETS,
NEW ORLEANS. Dec. IL. 1877,

NEw ORLEANS. Dec IA. 1915
Cotton quiet; omiddlpg, li.ss low %ladllny. iiiss.;
good s7s srdIsry o Great s resSp S.a bales a sos
2,d3a: coastwse, s92i. Sales, 400 stock. 2s2.oso
GALVESTON. Dec. II. 1875
rooS cSssn ssans % s SO %'ss'"E spa
10 the Channel $3.50; eosswse. 2,eos. Sales s.otn
MOBILE. Dec. IA. 1876
, fs''s sdaS as's%a' "na1g %,dSas sssD ss %,ad'ls
bales. Exports eoastwise, l.726 saics. 1870 Stock,
CnAnLEsros Dec n. 1875
& Gotten sssy sp %adIf on.y & s 10y Ss %ssns sesp.
.s @ ss" as sioss s as cSg
sss sse Os 80
81 20. No white Michigan; II 50: No. red Wabash
xts ~ @ & ss sss.
No 2 Canads a. 81; 10 J csnsda held m 81 W. Corn
msnts-fiouS, 1900 bbls.
ro..no; % %y Dec. Is is7a
No. white Michigan 81 a!,s amber q, Mehsan January.
ssss 81? M held 4 d
Ssss .'f So
90 ." ksssip.s-rloar 100 Ssls wheat. l2to ;, Sashss
sS" Wheat. soo bushels; eosn. 4oc do; oats 400
Flour sSd whsa s .. aid shade
nary; d q. rssrasiy: Sas 90, q or sl y: r
rejected 3oc Oats In light demand but holders firm
sis}c. cash, asc January Rye s.sier q, lie. Barey
excited higher; $l6 50 cash. $I6 81 Janunry s16 80
February. Lard fairly active and shade higher; $40 TO-
Bulls steady and whskoy In fair demand
and higher 81 OK, Dressed hogs quiet; buyers
sellers apart; best sd rs s6 so light So 81 81 05
Recepts-four. 10000 bbls wheat, 5000 bushels;
corn ~ 90 do: 1900 do. 800 do barley
~ 900 do. shpmen.s-fiour iloov bbls. wheat 1900
bushels; corn 81 0uO de- oats 1900 do. $40 do
barley, 1900 do At the afternoon call OF the Board
Wheat shade higher 81 ls 81 1sg' January; 81 2ois
n 81 pol, February. Corn firm and unchanged. Oats
nominal. Pork unchanged. Lard easier; SO IN, Feb