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, 1876-03-30

lnov'eagca by Engcne Hartman, who hns sWo
lawyer. necont developments hayo brought tho
thsse Into uo'asselo a,ts hs nS.oFl'sy eo 10 70
ssaed sn. " yes'rfsaiE{ a. foi{ons 9as 5ess
complainant in tho caso, has sworn 70 Jas.leo
Moech that Max Wemph can,o TO him WIN noi0
for eMlo, Which WAS Becurud by tf45t.aooa'
Woimph referred Alhtthfeaon to !saao Aatt!nan
who llo anltl was onc Of the beat ia"yo1n ln
town. BY 1lartu,nn's advice Matthioa9n E,s Ens,e
Womph s1oo, and took Tue note tna @ asS M nt'tn ~
Ia in exiateneo. Tbc .lced waa not acknowledged
aud had noyor beon recorded, aud "aa ththls-
takaGiy drawn up for tho purpose Of skill
ang soashe. rs sahssop h and emph and and
liarsma,, iau % weto arresiol for conspiracy. They
warn Lrongllt boforo Justice atoech. but,
knowing that no was cognizant Or coftain laea
Of liko character, thoy took change et vcnne
10 Justice 1ialncs, who held then for Appearance
Anil In bonIs OF 5000 each.
NOW, Et,gcno Hartman, tho notary. hgnrca
couspicuouely In a suit before mentioned whore
l,o attempted to beat la las'dlo11 cut Of two
oi.o Of theso spurious bonds. which got yo,nn.ng
man Into serious trouble for porjury. The
Young follow vas lodged in jail, md acknowl-
edged that Hartman WIS tho ca'lse OF AZ LIS
srouble getting him t. the aetap1S lsaf atar LAT "
mentioned il th!s connection. He has been
sllroxd enough to keep his namo out Of tlio
transaction, though ho has reape<l most o. tho
to hia brother TO acknowledge, md eomo eimplo'
ton Is roped III to do tho necessary perjury.
THUS Bystom Of professional bonding Ia car.
rioi on. It has Always boon source Of annoy
anco to tho Justices OF tic Potco to hayo thte
mi Of rnscats about thor premises, and Justice
Mocch has become terror to thom BY branding
them with Their prouor appellatona and driving
them fron. its court. 70 hin, Ia due most oi
tho prniso for breaking mp nt least ono branch.
It Us hopod that tho whole aes will be dlacoy'
| orod mud rooted out.
, 1876-03-30
THE COUNTY BUILDING.

The drnud Jury for the April term Of Tho
Criminal Court will be impsnelod Monday.
4 hovy Of Commissioners and tho County At
tornoy visited the Insane Asylum yossorday.
The Collector Of tho Town of Pa1atine turned
l,,B books oyor to tho County Collector yestcr-
day.
Tomorrow will end Judgo McAlllHsct'a term
In rho Criminal Court. Judge Moore aud he
exchange places Monday.
Commissioner Guenthor has boon urged to
accopt tho olhcc Of Supervisor In his town for
another year, but respectfully doclinoa.
Tho Town Of Worth is 8 model lts sxpons cs
for salaries for town officers for tho past
year wore Us follows: Supervisor, slf.6o !;
Two Eighway Commissioners. $50; Treasurer q
lshway commlsstoae6 %ni ss6 a, Aesssso5 o Tbo
town which had more economical! hdmtnlstra-
tion Of It's arsirs for the post yoar has not yet
hoeu heard from. ...--
upeuinxnin Of England" haA bis SUCCESSOR.
Yesterday man named Alfred Kendall present
cd himself at tho Jail and naked to bo locked Up,
that hs mighthavo opportunity 70 labor with ire n,
| prisoners Tor the sAyaton Of thelf souls. lila
| rcuucst was denied, and he WAS Informed that
| 10 Enin admission be must 20 forth aud commit
so;uo crime, otc. The individual then flod a
icng:hy affidavit with slo shorir aosstng forth
Thai ho vas born %n,,, n H.. NeT KogR f,oCsI
hose tha; on a No. si i5 W.. on1oo a street, in % sGI
city; TINT "nftor ho had retsred to rost, hil
room WIS cntored by diHoEont persona without
| his conaont and against his wishes, WHO, n, Dc
tiauco Of tho law Of tho state: sho ancant laMs
| and dlshonorably injured tho porson and health
OF this doponcnt by disspating hln affections, ol
! by attempting to dissipate thom and by ptovent'
ing him from breathing by keeping hs monst mst
, 1876-03-30

MEA,pll1s, Tenn, March 29-The award of
81, COZ for the best bule Of cotton grown iu this
district, offered by the Memphis Cotton EI-
change, for exhibition at tho Philadelphia Cen
tauutaI, wss mads to-day to William Taylos,. Of
Lee County, Ark. Tho competition was worry
good, there being thirty-tuo bales presented.
The Committee gtata that ~ regards Btaplo
color, aud huudiing. tAis baln II ~ neaz perleo-
tion as poaAlble. Tho ba!e waa entored by j. J..
Htosle i TO-, aud tho occasion waH cslebEatod
by tho importing house Of II. fu1ateuteim i
o., furnishing liboral supply Of Charles
F4r1ea' beat champagne To christian tho psize
Centennial bale,
, 1876-03-30
THE SMOW.STORM.
tr+rr nkyTI1f1LFA

Tho railroads bnvc fully recovered from tho
OBJECTS OF the anov-storm last Tuesday, and by
Yesterday morning the trains on I'LL tho lines
,xe,e running on regular titno. Tho snow WIS
verv enft, and therefore but litt!o difficulty VIVA
oY,nriancel in removing tho drGfts from the
trnchs ns soon ~ tho wind had Gono down.
T1,u ttaipp OF the ChicaKo u Alton lsailroao
vhirl, rsro enow ed in at blooming ngton wese ro-
Ioyad during tho night and wont OIL tlcir way
rettjcnv. Tloso bound this way arrived hero
at a. oar,y hour yesterday !norn1ngs md the 1t.
1on.. onao tpa u were eop si and
Departing yestardnY as II thoro bad hcon ilo
storm Il al. The Cnolnnati trains we're . little
nohjud t1me In tho morning, but further tAah
Tint no difficulty waA o1peHcnoau.
oncountercd considerable trouble yesterday
from tho snoctH Of Tuesdays storm, ol
Which tu! reports wore given IN yossoTdIay' ~
ralKuSx. All tuesday niet me ,,t mess w. ns,a ao.1t
$40 mpn with broonls and BhoyelS, who managed
to clear Madisou and Randolph stteets
sufI]cious!y TO res..nao . reRa'aT 'sp a1. nm wv
hSfsca only nsnE usSa roao, xero ' starto
Out 1t the usuu hour. though on Mslwaukeo as-
euue. Indiana aud Van DuTon ssEoetI, four.
horse teams had still to bo uBotl. ou account u
tle obutuacy Of tho Euow a11d us Depth. Ite
Untntofdt Park Brunch cars woro lot started
until attIrnobu. About 3t0 oxtra hauds wo9o
.tiil nt work cleaning Tho road yesterday, and BY
today ali the cara will be running a. usual.
The South Division Company also Ind M in
1nenao folce Of men at work Tllcslay night IL
addition 10 theiz suow-p -piowB. aud by Z O'Clock
yesterday mornsnx thoy had state etreot onon'
All lta cars wort by this corporation ysster-
dny ut regular intorshls.
tho NORTH Diyiston Company got sufficiently
o.esrcd by yesterday morning.. % 10 sne to star
its Iatrsboe ssroet aIus nspa rats cafa t
Wells stl out ,luo was not c!ossol TIL aftornon
,ud tha heavy drifts near Lincoln rark wero 10
iuoyod @ with great difficulty During she aftot:
uoou tho Company nuIagoa 20 casss up iss tasa'
, 1876-03-30
THE ClTY.HALl.

Tho City Collectors rocoipss yesterday
amounted 10 about +t00.
Water rents 5catorday were $l,26S. and re-
selrts from tue City Collector SUI.
Work on tho Fullerton ayonue conduit IL pro-
gre,sius rspidiy and satisfactorily. About l,6oo
fpes have been completed. There atlll remain
G,Vuo feet.
Marshal Qoodeu IL still detained from bts du'
tlss by s.ckness, which, though reported not TO-
ytous ih tsouh!ehome. jla WAS said TO have been
uos quite 70 vel! yesterday.
Tho Mayor aud tho Finauce Committee adyer-
tiba this ulospipg the pIoposition asluwlng
rebate on taxes not yot due il paid bofoyo cer-
tAu date. Or, 10 speak more Iii accordance with
tha hss satca govern tue matter. they will pay
, 1876-03-30
SUBURBAN..

Tlo Eclectic C1uh met at thu residence OF Mr.
Ooorgs 4. Lord Monday evening. A ooumuni-
cation was received from the EvAuston Social
Club inviting tho members TO attoaa the en-
torta,u,uent 10 be given this evening. The play
which careful preparation LAS been made. :,
Tuesday oyeniu ~ session of the lurd- -Broxh
ehurch trial developed but little OF interest, tho
eyou,ng being occupied mostly In discussion.
Ths Village Trustees were "sno"ed 10 :" TueH-
day evening, and, falling to beou1o quorum. an
adiouru1nent for one weok wa6 ordered.
, 1876-03-30
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
AIDERMhNIG

70 W37dm WtllVfT, ES9.. =
We, tho undersigned c!tikcna and voters and mi.
deuts Of tho Sixth Ward iu The City of Chicago, Coot
County, H., do hereby respectfully request youl
ward, Al uo trust ths honesty Of Jour nlms
md Will warmly support you. hop!ng that 5oa
youra truly, otc.. Henry q. Zu.tormenter, Wlllla
Walk, William Nsrckerdlng. william WedeInayer. I,
". Zutsornlester, j. IAn7oke. U, BanAer, H. Dehstns
.InAcptt P,ltanBkj. and NU more.
, 1876-03-30
SPORTING.
DEATH or HAMeLEToNtAN.

.rzror, ~ Tur at1r or T1,1nrrsn HUNDRED FoA1a !
lxn ~ wv pAsT rnnr-rrnR |
sf" te't ,t nf'ata' s,sa ,,,r u,,, ,v,
iiamo'o.o'is1' ohsA, llsa 10y. ~, ~. ,a",os, ~
uhto hcola And etar IN Forehead, was 1oaleo IN
1910, IIo was bred by JonAs Booly Of Sugar
To,r 0rance 1ounty and sokI In tho fa1l OF tho
aarnn ro.r witt, hIs d,n,. tn W. NJ. nysdyk for
sanae ssa'' WIN n.e oAi., " " ,nt 49, ai-o ~
s125' Ho was never tfa'hed. ous ~ u b'tou
trostora he stood far aboso all competitors IN
s orn,,',, Iny l1 "t to nmor1can Institute Fur
.ha, a ,,a'S ~, rh,-d a,on,,o a. Hamilton gauaro.
tnca hoh W tnia , asua.1 ...t. ,ss ~ n. f,,o,,a
where no FocclVeo tnto PIel'u'u, IL t'one ,',A
Norman, takine tho second premium. uamble-
to,,,as 7ns Than NJ tha atnd. having
. soa'a' ~. s7 .,axs ,asoro i,o wns vonrs
poen m pus Ia'so osss4o -. ~ s;, t,,t 1,s
produced was Ntllngt.nn, aftor#arti called
Georre Wilkes, which gavo him groat notorioty;
,,rt no-tor rim tn, of trottaral following eoon
~. Do~o- .s 7Ts.Hs,a, a.;ar s,,ot, -onovn +h,t
aftef@afo gave hatno1e1uu'ah "a't 4ono"n suas
uafes from all SECTIONS OF Tic country "o1o sen"
to him, and tho domRuda for his eorVices in-
croasot at such q rnto that hls owner. Eir.
pSs1v, -,,ooa Iii. ndcc sc5uteo from etfo To
;ouv, "nMn ta'I , ,srnar =. the st,,d uambio.
.essa ~ ats a'' naros md nrodncad about
1onI,n a .aa!s a rbn borao Wa eaid to have beou
1.suv .sSaa a"aI' =, cHna;daeoh" srnod but like hIa
sro e;o1e ae n9rop aoe yass s
,atu[ "tr 10 n5o 1sirni in iiis 4yoar-old
to..s fes.' IN vn" t,tcn ~ thu tJnion course,
lorn. ~ ~ mao risnto tai trottoi n mia yory
h.au @ tnes ~ fa-,,ns Isnt ushcthcr ho cnnId trot
no oM ~ tno ~. p,o,Io. iisto dirreTcnco ia nrn
S".a ~ ,coat I'M scna md danrhtors that could
~, Saar Stv NJ hts eo,,s beinr now In tho st,1d
.ntt;..t, trotiora h, avery State In tho IJn[on.
Ml.n,n .ov & oS anns ~ =. as0 wnrd Ererott VoInn-
h1A oc'I boou orto 4t 80 IIs. Sfnd,nn,, Hhar
, 1876-03-30

by request Of the Bccoud Ward Republican Clah,
tho Hon. Elliott Anthpny will, Friday crenlng 4
bsato slroet, deliver address upon tho Municipal
Government Of tho City Of Chicago In which be M
nances, and show whnt oilces ought TO he abofBltd
aud how tho cxpeuaes Of the city can bo reduced. hi
Mayor Of tho city and Ill Of the and beads
OF tho departments ali In authority and tho cteas
generAIty, are inYlttt1 70 lla rteaent.
, 1876-03-30
FIRST WARD,

Tho eirst Ward consolidated Republican Club vii
hold an adtourned meeting A. Union Hall. southeast
corncr Of Monroe and Clark atrcets, this oventnR
hafast o'cock, to soloct two candidates Tor Attt
Of seycn appointed for thnt purpose. AL who nts il.
tercstcl III selecting good men for tho candd.t.s
ehoNll ho present. Dy order Of tho Executive CON-
m!ttEe
, 1876-03-30
TuRPeHTlNE.
WILMINGTON, N. c., March 29.-splfiss tuEpen.
tiue quiet st 3Gll oenta.

Dyspepsia Destroys the Tsoth.
unless ia accta ase counersetet by thAe pure Feee"
tahle tonic and antiaeptic bo1odout NO bodty ais-
eCse can t,urar thnu, II sts antidots To AL corrosive
elouents that act upon tho suains u regularly Ap-
t,lteul.
, 1876-03-30

Grand ratification mast meeting Of tho Republican
OF tho si1th Seventh, and Eighth Wards Will 10 held
ut Sacks Hall. corner Of Tvcnteth md Brown arteh
Friday evening" 10 Tatfy the nominations Of the Wei
Town Republican Convention Tho Hon. 4. l. Nor.
raon Thompson, aud Tho Nominees will 10 present d
, 1876-03-30

LANDLORDS California Water
foz toilet and bah; ylzsgrsnt and res1hiaa
, 1876-03-30

10 .joh, ". Sleuart, No. Eiifs Iark-Dslh sa:
The untlsrslgnot aycrs aud yotera Of Tho Founh
Ward respectfully request you to permit tho usa Of
sad ward in thu City Legislature to 10 elected on th.
third Tuesday in April 1876. pslioyng that you viii
truly represent tho interests Of the Taxpayers IN h.
ward, aud that your candidacy will be supported b
o large majority Of tho voters, we havo taken th1
mode Of expressing uur cholco in the rroin!lss;
O. T.. Hall, ". II. Nerryn1hn, @. M. Porter, 0. :.
Bln!th, James l.. Tucker H. D., Andre Mattcaon. I.
A. Chalco, J. ". Mcrroan, Edward Q. Mitchell 7. u.
Triuo, s. O. Bailey, D. Peel Y. Z. barii, ]. 9. But
rougha, H. E. HILL! r, II. iaiob,sy qeorEc ". Hot.
man, john ". Moore. f. W. Folts Co., @. " Smith,
Y. y. Pool. Jolu NJ. 81. John, William ". Neighbour
q. ". Don, +. T. Mowray. Z. p. Mowray. EdVsA
bauer, T. N. Ja1nlson ". 7. Boga1t, William Il
suln1ncrs +. H. I'LL. G. T. iiattesnn, r r Van Wsct
T.. Z. Layton, J.. =. Swift 8. 4. 6chon. John g. Mck
q, A. Boyer, n. II. Bonrdmau, Mason Loeb. Nelson
Doslwick J. A. Urown. 0, H. Urouka, James ". Comb
W. u. auntar. Il. ". Wilcox, JntucA Wallace. Id IN
ntcknel, L. g. Flshos, 4. D. Eddy, ThoNns Can!ns
HIram Jstknar, william Dunlap, George ". North
rup. III. q. Doarlmnn, A. .. Ha'Tyer A. ]. ssn5ef
j. a. Cook, Il. D., Ell Smith, Calvin 70 WOLF Peter y
Witt. A. r. Brown, ". r. roole,p .. l.. shorey D. t4
Robert Foster, Sidney briggs, 4. 8. baEtlet, J. "
1.a.snrn, Joseph u. Hunt NJ 4, Pratt, n: 9. Grsn'
| John Long y. LeEer, ". j. 0raha!n, 4. II. Hrass,
| ". Briggs A. ". Warren. George Uo5nton, Wesley l.
Briggs, j. II. MsnnuB, J. ". pirverbt D. Copeland
| 4. K. Bt Joln, D. D. Thompson, Thouna Lawtenss.
+. 9. Huntingdon, ". A. coata, George II. Barry,
! Charlcs H. Swift, L. II. Doyart J. H.. Mandefie,
Z. ". Nelson, Il. J. Nala0u, and +. pathyds.
, 1876-03-30

No. 8 E1E1a pA1,x, March 25.-Nessrs. G. i. MoA
!. c, iiHrT0H1ts, u.sd oth4Ys: unying fully consider.
ed tho aboyo .lneolieled request, have, with much
reluctance, concluded thut Il Gnu in any way no.
1noto Tho honcs: mud economical administration .!
tho affairs or tho city It IL my duty to ao 20, and vii
therefore !eAye tue matter tn your hAnds lesped'
fully, J. ". STEWART.
, 1876-03-30

TWELFTH WARD.
The Twelfth {old Thlrteeuth} Ward lsofnt1leaas
Club viii meet nt Uwsley's Hall. corner Madison And
yoAey 4trccts tllts evening.
, 1876-03-30
PIFTEEETH WAIl]

PIFTEEETH WAIlD,
Tho Fifteenth Ward Republican Club NN' ho1
nectpR thiY cvcuing In Tho building the eonlhwGA
corner Of Horhln and Mohawk artets. All lsepuhlo'
at,s arc invited to attend. i. II. nTAN, Presidtnt
, 1876-03-30

SIXTH WARD PRIMARIES.
Tho primary election OF the now Sixth Ward Will p
held Tucs.lay. Apr 1, Ut 7s2 South lIalstcd street.
G. Tegt,nyer, j. Vaudrrroo, Jr., and +. Fustck IN
Judges of E,octIon
, 1876-03-30

SIXTH WARD.
Tho Sixth Ward Republican Club tnees ut 1lesd.
quarters No. GIL Bpnth lIalatcd street, thia ortnlns
for tho selection Of two candidates for Alderman md
delegates for tho City Convention.
Qrrp UAOIsT, Secretary,
, 1876-03-30

SIXTEENTH WARD.
A Republican meeting will In tud Mt sYe1 Hsll,
corner Clybot1ru avenue and Iasruteu ttlect th1a
evening. .-.-- .x.,--
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-07
TIE STATE OF TRADE.

LvERPoot- June CLEO m.The receipts Of Wheat for
the past three days were $1,000 quarters OF which o0J
quarters American
LNEPOOG, June &c BreadStufs quiet but hrm
Corn. 26 6G2T u quarter for New hNed Western Wheat.
lual02 u GENITAL tUr Average California White, ana Sba3
for Ned Western Spring Beef, 81 y ,rce for Prime Ness
Cheese SO y cW;. for he best grades OF Amer can
LIVERPOOL, June G-2l5 y. ms-Lar Prime Western dun NJ
Wheat steady Con-Mixed STEADY at 2G9 Wheat re
cpts for the past week From Atlantic ports 10000 quarters
Pacific ports. $4,000 quarters ahu from other sources
2n5Oo quarters The s Of corn for the week were
2b,0- quarters. 10000.
LNERPOOI- June Go .-RcHned Petroleum, lOa0l o.
T. gallon. Sp Tits Of Petroleum Sd. = gallon.
LONDON. t-l1:3O y. tn.-C1nsos ~ TOT
s:5aa for q. bonds lh6Js cd. lOtas
ISIS 1898, rites. 1904. Err hallway shares 2s
LONDON, june e. y. m.-Pas GlvIces quOte HNo per
cent Rcntesa LOST Tor the account.
LONDON. June $50 m-fhe amount OF BUN m gone
INTO Eank of England on balance today Is ti3oOo
COnSois 93 I3g for money, ami 93 for the account
IOSpCN, June Ga u m-t"u,Jl-, 0J's for money, ana
g,lsis uiTiCcs quote nFo per
Rrntes At lOJf. 81 iac. Tor the account
IUNnoN June G-4:iO y. m-Uned States bonds, 1858.
no Igie Halfway shares, 49, 49,. 1905. , a.
LONDON, % y. n.Irnei Petroleum. lOi2 10 I'D
gallon. Spiuts TuTpuntne, - y cwL LHaeea Oi' ~
Cwt
PAGs June G.-E1change London. 2jf &c for short
salt NJ
FRANKFORT. June G-Unted States Bonds New Ewes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-07
COTTON MARK WIS.

CnAKLssroS Juno GCotlon quiet Add'nr u &c l .n
Mddhug lO1. dO7sc.: Good Orbna'; Oc net frceiPS V
bales; snle.. 100 bates. stock 'ol6 bales, ,,.,b,.
MN O.iEAsh. June G-tvttuli-IaI demand h'i'.ns'
IL &c. Low G!dd!ing. II 4c. coed O:lHaIJJ g. nv ~
ljy bales gross 216 bales; exports 10 Great blla Sa9
uaes France 73 bales sales lJOJ bales s'oth iV000
bales
AFvrHIs, June G.-COton quiet nCminaly uhchahtru ;
Ndlug lie. receipts ~ bales; shpnents, 900 oAie''
sairA 800 bales, stock. 33GOl bales. ..,-- -.
nOnIig lime G.-Cou0n quiet and steady @fdinG lle;
Low Middlng lOe Good ordinary sA&0c; ne, fseolP.s
bales: exports 10 tire nent 800 bales coAst"s
% bales sales. 500 taes. stock 1874 bales 49, MIA
SAVANNAH June 6.tOttOn duh, Aidlng. lic Low arr
ding. lOilso Good Ordinary, sac; net receipts '''
sales, ~ bales siOck. 5,2l7 bales.
IOtIsNILIE. June b.-COtton dali Aidiling. llo..
bALiiaogg jane Cotton duh Adding. llSsc Lo1
MdGlbg lO1f.; Good Ordinary, 9l2c: gross ctPls
bales exports coastgIso 80 bales sales 20 bales h'ocA'
A. . baIeG ...,. ,o, -, AHA
dlre c Good Ordinary SC; net receipts loJ paio'
sross. 1913 bales. stoos. ls,S-l Daos. -, :.
NORFOLK, June GCottob quiet Abiding, lie het ~
ceips us bsIss exports eo~stnLse IL bales 'oes
bales. .uAd,,ps
1fJ,r: Low Middlng II &c Good Ordinary oS no 70
oeipA l9 haes exports 70 Great Britain, l5T ns,es
pEltnIA June 6-Cvtt0n quiet MlddhnS iSfS INV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-07

Brrrato. Juno & C'-1tg 90, Tuts rrcay. 90, heat
makur ne total sl2ly 'r 'he w.os t1' ~ l", hoo
Tie b4 ~ brag sole herc. arrr. Ocs o. ,ie - 40
qae a.. .. ff t a' - . 'o a a o aa e ,
uai. eon1uri 10 t'u.'} t'.' s.' .,'
cl1osr, - - auiF % ..ost o'f. 4s 'l'.i., .'
While hc, fiAie ~ Fo'l h..J 1r,ns i 80, =,
1,,,i, I,, S',A ' t,' & ~ IL % h. 81 fj -:
81 n,dsi - Mich sters IA ng from 917 y 70 10
sHglt AND Lt.s-H csrpis to-day, 20 hood ma4ins ui,
total sIpYy iJr tAo "r's mus ~ $40" ii, az :,
6r lie snc 4st year The raf.ei "a e. @rr q, "a,
ia. D. On n,i5 ," lo' m on ns.,, & r.
the sirs made were cas- OF wlic. w're "i ru Erioh
y. wsrr about he low quotations Of ils Woke cyrs
rates sales Of Ohio clipped a'eng 80 al - ." al - o.
,Keteips 10 cay 800 mead, MAKING the TOTAL suppy
oT tg W. a, u a,, ~, ana o6 ND Tor a.. -lar n
asl year the market " st,ray Was lar n't' o. "'I'
hog at ~ JOds5 40 inns morning there ho narst ne
only made werr lev ois 81 "ts SUI o' ara
at 81 IT, aloii cars Of fm2eis holins al - To-"
90 20 demand light
cmc,oo June q -c,rnE- Receipts 800 head shipments,
$50 head dull n shade ra'c sAics mostly o.
csr gie' sses I'm, az - s TIs. !! -
-. .fns kcrs Z; 5OHss $500. -
ket fa u acnfe. about PIX a. .En. I.,~. ~ 90 - ~
good sppiug - sORt5 30 cyta - ssl's 'lrhy ~ ., /.
81 brst salrs AT "a 2jdtJ -.
I,pASAroIs Juno Clogs unchanged; receipts. 700
head. -,
pat liberty t0d,y ~ head. or 10 car, oi ti,us
aoy COMMON 10 medium, with few good cAttA fdr ie
maid Tor former Al Iasi weeks f,rSi lhc il WI ~
sJ 1883 90 medium sOod 81 7JatJ common to lar 81
di4 90 bulls, sjat tl9Se'ts q S1aa, 90 ooa.t. PM
Eecsi,s 70 day. 1900 head selling at s. SOdso
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-07
THE DRY GOODS TRADE.

"
DOMESTIC GooDs-During the week business " as irrer
ular gIih comis,on merchant those 10 T,c
Of fancy "a siIiing 'iuts dress roo gn@Lam ho,.,
acye, stimulated Oy the prs nee Of numerous my
Who came t. td INC rlrat ancl ON sIs "i
Tho nearby trade Lave ALSO oghi more arc liberal "rso
safe 81 cIer' has been resey.h Iod ,h' sale, and
sge!s "a. ' "CiS s2 q, cio I'M s'' a % Srscs
brown sloeIhgs beng n0at tcE'r Inc export
oHf0wT s' sSW2ETiNGs AND sHIRrIN rourysri
brown shcesgs moved freely but unless offered at auction
BLiHCih.D siiEErIHGs AND sIuErINGs- Fine and
mohun line shrngs, being H. comparatively slll supply,
COLONEL COZ TONs-Hgrh,s' sales limited
PRINT CLOIns werr quiet Prices were STEADY at Sc.
PEI Ts@iSG iancy pin we're fSy distributed by
agents. and low priced shifting moved steadily Farqa~or
Wasli' gton h4s pms were active. IT, b. Claim & 90.
DaefSge and al &C. MT in broken ois cotpco c,@bics
i 20 &c. and WHIT ground raeinc crctonnos loo. The
m , fairly Asso1s price: are nelqaged.
DIfss GoDDs-couons aud worsieds in STEADY re.
quest moderate itaSoitmenu iTcos are 0w and ir.
regular Tor cotton 9Ie'i Goods OGi nlm Tor wo'Leds
agents fan aggregate There was less sctvit IN fancy
CLOTHS WIRE improved and distribution by Of both
black and eoloro = a, isere~ae. ,oo ,ouo ,.., 49,.
aggregate sales OF this class Of goods reached fair amount
TASSiHEkS- Liberal sales OF good Styles Ofhelyy weight
tie clOtAefs, bHt agent. distribution 81 rpfiEs
%it SaS ' se seasons SocS were eEceons chi.
saIos Union cassimeres we're limited though
W0i.sTiD CoATTNGs were improved. Sale. q hsayy
Wostts were fair aggregate and best Spring WoHieds
were placed IN lois 81 few pioces.
SAIINEIS not active Low grades were III moderate
denaud FOR piiutiuG. -,
KENTUCKY JEANS continue dull aggregate sales being
small
TLANNEIs moved moderately In angle bale lots Of plain
sllwoo white plaza teareI and white aont,s an, ,,,or
prices have been well sustained
EOREIGN GOODS The imports OF dry goods at this port
week and for tho TespDDdEg time IN the two pro
yiOus years compare iOlluws: 80,
Entered a. til. pe., t.sSsSs ss;s 3ss sss7HP;;ss
IhIown upon marfe, l.Sj9G5a l5gSoGs lGe74GIGG25
fha following smcnt which IL the authority o.
Chief Of tic Of Statistics shows the exports Of
British fabrics this country for the fur months ending
April 80 1870 compared with the pondIng period OF
1876
1879.
Cotton piece goods all kinds yards 1890 &c 1872 500
faDerd snery - ........... 42Oe,yl2 81, 2,7S4
Linen piece goods all kinds yards id.436200 3J5SiO
bhk-DiOad stuGs yards I6Oi5l DoiO
Silk-lIbbOBs Of al Kinds tD2l2 t.,JIJ
Silk-Othor articles OF Ell only ... 233O49 927,337
SAk-Articles VI silk and other uAls. 41i6i Alb,OJ4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-07
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE,
woolen cloths. coatings. &C.. yards.

Wooden cloths coatings, &C. yards. 500 100
NC" oai'H ss'-, 2s5S'h ~, ~, 100
TIE sCJsu table il sBgg .ys OF id dcyenlm lt VI
American manufactures WaiC iDO direct toA4l
ton w.th III. tiSi fabr,B
There sjeady Inquiry goods open
mesh grenadines active. UpIs fsbIi,a brought
b. Ger average prices 1t auction Fancy fabrics
quot at los prices Back dress silks and
e""rs ilnce- lacE iuI noise AID other millinery silks
fairy. BlaCk AMI seal ribbons
az auction honse&eei linens move.i soahly ~ small
lots tllhiGg
linens ruled quiet and there fir inquiry shifting
fronting makes. White goods nOUeIate.y active With
jobaors but With npOrteT5 quiet Hamburg obroie
res curtains aud curtain nets sold Largely auction,
hu brought indifferent prices Mems wooden goods
quiet with importers Jobhers distributed moderate amount
OF cassers sngs and diagonal YOrstes Private ses Of
LOlry SLOW az auction hurs Of British sJd Ger
nan hose and half host bTos ghJ far prices.