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, 1876-03-11

A DEFAulTiNo TREASURER CONVICTED.
TRENTON, N. j., March 10.-The Jury in tho
cass OF Joscphus Sooy dcfnulttnx State Treas-
urur, brought Ia yordlct Of guilty. with seo-
omuendatton to mercy.
, 1876-03-11
JAPAN AND COREA,

Sr. PE1EnaRUno, March f0.-War broke ont
botwoon Japan and Oorea on Wednesday,.
Jnpan declared war, aud hae blocsaded the CO.
roam ports.
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BOOK OF NATURE.

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The New York herald., 1876-02-24
PROBING A MURDER MYSTERY.

Coroner Cannon, Of Jersey City, spent the greater
part yesterday afternoon In efforts unravel tha
mystery OF John Masterson's death, but the mystery
remains almost deep ever. The only tangible
facts in the that Mastcrson was q sailor on
the soop Mary Jane now lying at the foot OF Morris
street. Jersey Cy that he received s12 last Saturday
from the captain OF the sloop that the captain him
last about nine O'Clock Saturday night when MAJ
tcrson said he was going TO see friends, and Al
eleven O'Clock next day he was found lying under the
tresowork OF the Delaware and Iackawanna Railroad.
near the foot Of Fifteenth street. an unconscious
condition. HIS face covered with blood and Il wna
~ rst believed no had been struck by aud hurled
the postmortem examination, Tor the wound on the
left side OF the head could have been produced only
by sharp instrument and not by fail iron
rail or a plank Beyond this wound the only mark Of
violence was swollen aud blackened eye To Sustain
iurther The theory OF foul play the mans pockets were
rned OF every cent, although he had ei2 when las,
seen Oy his captain, who that he a very ten.
perate man An Inquest will be held 70. morroe.
The New York herald., 1876-02-24
FAILURES IN MASSACHUSETTS.

BOsTON, 700. 2. 1bIE
The failure OF Elijah Shaw. Of Wales. Mass, who
owns five mills and employs 2.5 hands is reported,
and his liabilities said 10 be 100000 He owns
real estate value OF 100000 10 $500 but for
when there Is certain market There Is 100000 in
mortgages on two of the mills and there being sal
for some OF the mortgages, and his woollen manu-
featuring being at loss he has decided to suspend to
realize on property and protect himself and others
The help are paid up 10 December l.
The Carroll Paper Company, OF Mil River. New MARI
boro consisting OF John Carroll his son, T. g. Carroll,
and James Goodwin OF New York, are seriously EN-
barrassed and not likely TO recover from their DIFF
1cultles They finished a new mill last fall which cost
about 500 600, and have been working ave or six
months without paying their hands dollar, and on
Saturday OF the principal workmen attached all
tio ~ fOr
The New York herald., 1876-02-24
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON TIE SPOT DULL-FUTUREs RARELY
sTEADY-FLoUR oUIKT-wHRAT DULL-coRN
EAsIKR-oATs QUIET AND sTEADY-PoRK
FIRMER-LARD FIRMER-wHIsKEY STEADY
PETROLEUM FIRM-sPIRITs TURPENTINK
DULL-RosIN wRAK-oILs QUIEr-FREIGHTs
SLOW AND rAME-coFFER yIRM-sUGAR US-
CHANGED.
WEDNESDAY. Feb 23-6P. NJ
The general aspect Of the merchandise market was
unchanged, although there rather more demand,
In some cases At better and others at lower
prices On Change business moderate. Flour
was quiet Wheat was dull almost nominal.
Corn was easier. Oats quiet but steady. Whis-
kew was steady. Pork and lard were hrmer but not
very setivs Frsghts siow Cotton dull. cOnss
was nrrn but quiet Naval quiet Oils
quiet Petroleum quiet but hrm Sugar quiet but
unchanged
CorrKKThe market for Rio hrm but quiet 235 bags
ex Olbers, sold 17ke good Mid coffee quiet
We quote :ordinary cargoes 14c i5c fair do. lee
is2c. good DO. leAe lie. prime do. i7kc IKE
Santos good iei<c IKE gold; 1sc ninety days
Java government bags 23c 24c- do. grass mats use
25c Singapore, do lee a 2oc Ceyion. ist<c 10c (;
Maraesibo. Ice ishe Laguayra lie. isc. jamaica
Ice isc So. Domingo. loo i5kc; Porto Rico. lie
lSc Costa Rca. lie. lsc Macassar. 1Sc. Ice Mex
can lie. ISc. Manila. lie. . isc Angostura lie
Is,sc; savaniila, 16e. = lse. Curaeoa lee iTc.
corros on the spot dull bus unchanged Futures
closed barely steady The closing prices to-day compare
with Mondays closing prices a. follows
The New York herald., 1876-02-24
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.
WEDNESDAY. Feb. 20, ls76l
RECEIPTS ron TWO DAYS

Totals 1887 ss 226 4oI4 1926
s quality Of the he herds ranpsd
from coarse 10 rood: ppees we're s.e i2&e pc. ID,
fs"i sossed Ser ~ AZ sseih street yards Eastman sold
IS Weight sen e c~n n' IS %o. S steers a. per- per-
Ib. with n,,ul fraction on Hsr 10 weight cs,.
.ssni g. j IPS n .':sr. a. i0s lHe ,s ps. ID ~ Mr:sh!
sSt ss HS sS".: :: oa .as P:r Pr Morris T:ss'
SS' SO ess H. Nss .oS for s r'sp ea n1s. steers
io 1S per- ss' % ~ssss * jersey % Sy yards yards
IN H. - sfss. nc At s PsSsS Ds 'Ss %ss Ss
Il ss' d @ ' Duke Ne Meyer u Ohio S ss
iOc lb weight cwi for A. Draks u Ohio steers at
.ssr Us a. & weight e sw, e~ $ shsTm an
cold Tor 4 W. As,GS % n. ~ S .,ss5 81 sss ' % per S
weight sv l. "G' d s sfsE, 2. l4s S ssFs. m ~
o sG fT sr r.eh Is,S Meyers
HG no. s Ssl' ssss a. 'fse' @ ' io pr per- H. ~ssSs 50
i In9s % isI no s ss iSs ne psT s Tssh weights
e~i si1 eva held sale IS Illinois steers. solo
wi with SO on the lot. weight 81 ewt 81 xs.ouri
sss v s- per r. re Gs Psf ssS. nssS az At s'SS ps
To- weight " swt win 81 psr head; ii Missouri
Ms.1al! son :.ss,. Toe io'.c ps! iS weigh, = sst'
ss =. s sssss sss ~ .5w ssO,a s, S% a. m
se s psrS b. There were s no lambs sale Judd BacE
~ ss ono ssssg " wssn' & ~ es a. ~" pei rs a, s
sheep weight lOUO lbs at b kase PidcOck sold
Missouri sheep. weight " 10 lbs. At ~ - per ewt
l54 Illinois sheep, weight 1904 lbs, ~ SIC. per H. l3
Illinois sheep. weight 2so bA, at 1lc per ID w Irpp
sold $40 state sneep. weight 1898 lbs At nc. per
per b.; isv Michigan sheep. wega. LILO ie~, At
T,c ID. $50 Michigan sheep. weight $500 lbs.
AZ re per 10. hume 4 Elliott sold lU9 Ohio sheep,
weight s.06l lbs. 51lc. per H.. 1914 Ohio sheep, weight
lbs DC 10 100 Ohio sheep. weight 1850 lbs az
& Is, s.s - SssS s'sS' ss .s wss 5 q % % per e.
no state sheep. weight ~ 100 lbs. At 71sc per 10.
ciuded.
MEALS ASD CALvKs-Tradc small and slow grass calves
sold $40 81 head smooth quality veas AZ iOc
lUsSc. per 10. ~
hooa terms nc btained
The New York herald., 1876-02-24


1874 The total exports OF produce since January Il
this year were $s 2a2 against sss s92 the
corresponding period in 1875 and s4s 6Sa in 1874
UNITED STATES TREASURY.
Reports from Washington state as follows:-
Bank notes received for redemption to-day $500 600
Revenue to-day 3OO oOO
Customs to-day .-................ 'VOVOo
The Assistant Treasurer paid to-day $l13 900 gold
on account of interest and sI75 900 redemption Of
aye-twenty bonds.
RAILROAD BONDS.
Railroad bonds were fairly active The general list
steady, but IN exceptional instances lower prices
prevailed The following the closing quotations
for PaciGc Railroad bonds Union Pacific nrsts 1881
los y; do land grants lO2K 1923 do sinking funds
e6x 81; Central Pacihcs. 10s< n 10Sk. Northwest
coupon gold bonds sold at 92x, Michigan Central
at 1881 lo3s< c., c. and l. C. hrsts at 5S;
New York Central skies, 1885, at lo4sl Ohio and Mis-
sissppi consolidated sinking funds at 0s1l; St PAU
sevens gold at 97S; do consolidated sinking fund at
$50.
INVESTMENT SECURITIES
Delaware and Lackawanna sold at l19x 1lo5S, Rock
Island l0 a1lOsz no. New Jersey Central at l0sH
al0sA 1001s, Illinois Central at 100 Cleveland and
Pttsburg at 93k, New York Central at 115z ll5K.
The OF the decline New Jersey Central is not
definitely known although several excuses are for the
moment given.
In express stocks United States sold at 74< 74N
a "a; Adams, 1oss<; American, 64 weiis-Fargo, s7h
aeo
State bonds dull Missouri long skies advanced
10 lO2H, and District Columbia 65s to AK.
GOVERNMENT BONDS
showed considerable activity and closed firm at the fol-
lowing prices:-Unted States currency SKIES 126% a
127k; do do 1851 registered, I231 l231<; do. do,
do coupon l23IE 12S do. hve-twenties, 1862 regis
tered l175S 1lsh; do do, do, coupon 1l7 llS7S
do do, do. registered new, 1l95S 1901 do do, do,
do coupon, llv5S l2o do do, 1867, registered l224
a 1221s; do do, do, coupon, 122k 1928; do do,
1865, registered, 123H l2s'< do. do, do, coupon,
l231S 123A do. ten-ortes registered llsh lls7S
do do, coupon, 12lA l2lh; do. hves, 1881, regis
tered, 11sZ 1l9; do. do, do, coupon, 1lsz ll9
FOREIGN MARKET.
London advices report consols steady and United
States bonds lower especially for 1s67s The decline
in this issue is generally attributed here to the receipt
on the other side by mail of the proposed increase in
the AZ per cent bonds by Congress To-day consider
able orders cabed from New York for bonds
at the reduced quotations. and as many of these orders
could not be nled presumption Is that the market
at London became nrmer after the early quotations
The OF discount in the open market at London for
three months bills is 3h per cent or per cent below
the bank The following quotations at halfpast
five P. N. -Consols for money, 94k s4'I; do.
for account 945S old 1865 bonds, 1861 1867 bonds,
1857 los; ten-forty bonds 1o5x 1857; new
nves, lo6 loe,s; Erie, l5h Amsterdam-Northwest
preferred, SIX.
san FRANCISCO NEWS
The sum of $685. 900 coin and $1s5,6O0 bullion was
shipped for the East at San Francisco to-day.
The following the closing official prices Of mining
stocks TO-DAY
The New York herald., 1876-02-24
DYING IN THE STREET.

At noon yesterday man was found 10 an insensibis
condition lying on the sidewalk in Grand street. neal
Mil Creek, Jersey City. There was deep wound II
hts forehead, from which blood flowed profuscly He
placed in a wagon and driven TO the Fourth pre-
cInct station where he was Identified Jacob Flick,
aged fortyeight years. and resident OF Edge ave-
nue.. Two physicians were promptly In attendance.
They found that artery In the forehead had been
by fall and that the hemorrbage great that
had he remained hour longer without assistance
would have bicd TO death. Even with medical attend
ancc the was IN such PROSTATE condition THAI
the ply gave orders that he should be re-
moved I'll change for The better set In.
The New York herald., 1876-02-24
NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY FEBRUARY

1900 DO oats 1000 do barley 1900 do shipments
9Sst-, ioo DO barley 1000 do Flour quiet unchaEeed
mnSAt 99'st steady sales 500 bushels NO Miwaukee
Sao az ~ ~; 400 hard do. At 81 36 Corn dull; sales
oats and rye inactive Barley quiet sales 800 bushels
Toe Pork hrm; heavy mess. $22 30 Lard nrm at I4c.
Highwines dull nominally 81 90
ToLEpo, Feb. 2s. 1876
Flour steady with moderate demand Wheat steady
hrm Ma. white Wabash. 81 40: No. | white Michigan
81 3O amber Michigan. 81 20; March ~ III April Si 80;
May. 81 32lz; No. = Amber Michigan. 81 tB; No red
81 OS. Corn inactive; high mixed. March 47c April,
4Sisc; low mixed 46c grade. 43isc; damaged 3sc
Oats dul No. 361sc: white sOi4c Clover seed 81 90
Dressed hogs 50 Sj. Receipts-Flour 200 bbs wheat
1000 bushels corn 50 0OO do. ShpmensFlour 400 bbls
wheat. 500 bushels; corn I3 900 do oats 400 do
CHICAGO. Feb. 23, 1915
Flour dull Wheat. fair demand bu. at lower rates; No.
Chicago spring. 81 O3 995sc March, 81 April lO3at
NAV; M do. soc rejected 6lc Corn dull aud prices
shade lower No. mixed f2isc spot f2s6c bid March
425sc bid. April; 463ec MaY; rejected. 335tc Oats dull
and shade lower: No p 325sc spot 325sc t2ec March,
32slc AIrls rejected 25Ac Barley duh and lower; No
spring 5Sc spot SOC May No do, Soc 3Oc rejected
25c Rye dull Dressed hogs dull and lower at s. SO q
80 20 Pork irregular but in the main lower az Sl 20
spot, S2l 80 $2l 35 March, S2i 54a S2i 90 April
f2l 95 S2l o7iS May. Bulk meats quiet but steady
Mhskey. ~ O6. Receipts-Flnur. $1,000 bbls wheat.
$1,000 bushels; l9JOO do oats. $1,000 do barley,
10000 do rye loo do Shipments-Fiour, 5000 bbs {;
wheat, ~ 900 bushels: corn ll2OOO do oats 22OOO do
barley, 5000 do. rye, 1000 do.
The New York herald., 1876-02-24
THE PRODUCE EXCHANGE.

The Board OF Managers yesterday received notice
from the railroads that and alter March the osrt-
ncates Of graded grain corn will omit the word newt
from their This word will be stricken ous
hereafter thus making all grades equal This action
Is very important aud may occasion radical
changes In the present way Of doing business
The New York herald., 1876-02-24
&c. eomp,es.ed. To Ldvsrpo0l. by

Bremen. by steam. Hc compressed To Liverpool. oy
steam I'D by sail iad -.
fLOUu GKATS.-Recepts- % dt6 Obls. wheat
4SO6 bushels. 4fO bills and 459 sacks; oats
Al o bushels l360l4 do barley 1900 do barley
malt 346 do The our market quiet but prices MeIe
without ecded change The sales including state Me.
and Southern about COO bbls at prices whn
the OF quot Corn meal steady
The sales 500 bbl 2O1 sacks $3 40 $5 % o
BrandywEe aud s. - 81 2D for Western. Jersey and