davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-07-21
S 913,121

Hemos comprado, pues, 4 los pro-
ductores y fabricantes de Cuba nue.
We pesos en- tabaco por cada dos que
e)los Sc han dignado tomar del nues-
tro. Creemos, pues, que 81 ell Co.
bierno de S. NJ. prohibe, como desea
La Voz de Cuba, la entrada del taba-
CO puerto riqueno en- la grande An
tilla, siguiendo un sistema de justa
compensation y equidad, tambien dis
pondra que no venga ninguno a esta
isla de la hermana, porque es induda-
BILE que peJudica a nuestros produc-
torres mucho mas que el tabaco de
aqul q los de Cuba, y ent6nces ten
dremos que los industriales de la Ha-
bana perderan mucho mas que CANA
ran con esa reforma restrictiva. En-
cuanto 4 los consumidores, en- contra
de los cuales Sc dictan todas las me-
didas prohibidas, Sc perjudicaran mu:
cho tanto en- la una como en- la otra
Antilla
Por ESQ creemos que nuestro ilus-
trado colega, sin ser esa su voluntad,
Sc ha hecho eco de algunos opulentos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-07-21

son mayores, hay introduction frau.
dulenta del extranjero, 81 son igua-
les, no.
He aquf las cifras:
Tabaeoexportado
Cuba.
Libr0s.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-07-21
1lnporte.

9.377,030 millares de tabacos. S 93,77O
l1.o98,o35 ellis. de cigarrillos.. 518,S7O
1.502,4O6 Ebras de tabaco.... 3OO,461
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-22

iale for Western Beef vas quiet We quote .-Bsrrs.
a@ss ext sasl se uda plain do ~ - s ss ss
80 aud prime ., s.a % bb extra sold within
sssss tor PRIME Western and SO for iaT 20 good
% o s'i ha. s a '' @ hs
lard market was weak The closing calf prices were as
BID si ss,sss' June sisas I'D SIS - sstsa; July
We note sales OF IL C0 Heroes al ia l r rr sis 80
asia 90 for May. ss IS sis Is june aud III si
ess 4 s s Cd a s, ana 10 Ms
Butter fair lower prices We quote
state 'e ;'sc do Western, gse s2c old state, good
Cheese steady We quote state factory common TO
seo s sa .aso,s S"s to "a " sys ise % ss%.
shaped good fancy, size l5sc chcaaar shaped good
RIss-Ihs marls, was firm Aas,sss from no southern
from the Charleston Circular 81 asssrs Dan Ta%asss soas
CO We ,auote -csrcna tsr 70 prime, o.Ae Gas
kasgoGn fair % good s,ss fani good, re Use,
srsLrnn remained quiet Il &c. currency. for selected
srkARxE-The market was quiet Reported sales Of 100
ss nS steady win sale: q so
steady We quote Fair reanins.> 7,sc re
ssss s SSs' s's' e
De- do molasse hhds and boxes. e,c a71ac Porto Rico
s ssS;as Rss % a. s s 'sI
i Ss'S o 'os eli os so '0s i0' 3'a'4
oS ps Ss'n IT, ns G. 'e About
Is; sss' s' ''sssy ~ fs"'i .ss' &C.
gold Paies-Charocai no ninaliy ~ so; coke 81 so
TOBACCO was generally steady We note sales of $50
ass @ gsss New
l5tc 100 eases do do crop 1919 ss cases Ohio crop
s On s 81 t. and 800
e Re, Isls whsney 100 bSls high
ssoisrea q 81 and 81 - sales 50 SCs alcohol at
wooi~-fhe market remained quiet and weak We motto
sales Of 900 hb spring California; At 2c 10000 lbs do
at 25,sc 1000 lbs DO, pulled at ~ 1000 lbs Texas
loc. 6ooo lbs. Colorado 2c, 1000 lbs ubwashed At
Gle aud private terms 500 lbs unwashed fleece 500
10000 lbs medium Toxas 10000 lbs pulled WOOL Is bags
NO. do and i6 bags super do.
general market Is without special change
and moderate business WAS reported In charterng tonnage
while berth was slow the ENGAGEMENTS included
and lisL wheat: small lot of provisions the
basis OF s for bacon small lot OF cotton at 72d Id
TO London. steam. 5000 bushels grain 6.d stand
ard, and. ny sail 5000 bushels at Cd To HAMBURG per
steam 5000 bushels grain private terms The charters
with $500 quarters grain Cd Itaan bark hence
barks reported Philadelphia with quarters each
tons, hence to Bristol with grain private terms;
s $50, ecs refined petroleum a' on
n Norwegian bark from baltimore the Baltic ll range
a" ss sG s hence 90 aS
24c. Norwegian bark. hence to cronstadt with 22OO
bbIs. do As 3D. British brig. hence Alicante. with
1000 bills do private terms: American schooner,
400 tons hence TO Ssntander Corunna Cadix Seville.
with Kentucky tobacco ut us 3D. American brig 263
tons. hence with general to Bermuda, private
terms German bark. $40 now here). New
ford Havrc, with whale oil, account; an
In cases. private terms; American schoor 4 TONS
hence New Orleans, with general cargo s8oO gold
waite terms: Norwegi bark. hence 20 tho Baltic with
1000 bbs refined petroleum, Is. Cd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-22
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON. April a. 1876.
Cotton-Nct receipts 30J bales Exports coastwsc 24s5
Britain. ssesg; ~ s.ss
5,o2s Sales. 1870.
Mon,Lr. April 81. 1875.
GS.'in IN orsay 0x n, % I'd
cep,s. 2as ba,ss. Experts cossiwiss. e. sales, 500
1856 Exports coasswise, 5ai. Sales $3.50
-, sAvAssAu. April 81. 1875
Ss sesp ss' l5 Ssass receipt ~ s%sns
ssss. receipts gross. ss sSs Export:
coastwise. 1850 Sales, Also
1s'ss good ordinary Ss.Sseeip... oaa bales.
sSso receipts. 5000 bales Espor s'ofS
Flour unchanged; sales 800 bill. wIsas sssdy .se.
s held No. eas club y c s DO ws:
Of old Western mixed. osic Bariey armer sales Of 800
cS on sesed sa for nnSeeS per sou N
fcedshorts si7; shpstus sis; niddinss $40 sai
ReeerssF1ou 1000 sel. wheat. Sa.is ;; corn.
'' ~ sness s'i, BUSHES s sss
vS ss @ Ss
OATS rye barley ass and
At ias iishwins. dull nomnsy ii 10 ''' '-'' ''''
- ToIrpo, April p. 1870
M'ss!Sas; aSs s " Mite Ss.'
81 40 os 30 red Winter Il So 81 ss
81 II; rejected red Hc Corn stesdy. with fair
high mixed a3Hc; May. 5jsc June, Doc; July, SIZE;
Low mixed spot and April. J3c No white 53c grade.
5ifc.. damaRed 4sc Oats quiet No held at 36 3sc
offered: white. 4olsc Michigwn May 3Gsc Clover seed
81 75 kecciptslJO bbs Hour. 10000 busscls wheat.
a7nOp do. corn. $50 do cats. Shpmcnsfso bbs Hour.
$500 bushels wheat. 75 600 corn 10000 do oats
CHICAGO April II. 1875
Flour in sooi demand a. lnli prices Wheat, strong; 30
Chicago spring. ~ III No. Chicago spring. ~ o31s
spot ~ oi's May 81 OK 81 ot7s June; No Chicago
spring g2sc yc rejected. s2isc SIC Corn Ia fair de-
mand but 1T lower No. S7,xc bid May; 47'ac
June Oats steady and unchanged. Rye firm aud I'M
changed Barley easier at 61tsc 6,c spot Pork dul
weak and lower; $2i 80 S2i % spot s2 30 May, 81 as
June. 81 July Lard aud weak al $iJ <iJ on,
spot and May si3 22h June $i3 ~ July. Bulk meats
weak. ne lower; shoulders. ssc clear rib Sides. i2e
shade higher - 81 o. RseepisFiou iouobsi~ whest,
900 do shipmcnfs-fiour 300 bills; wheat. 1900
bushels; corn x5sop do oats. 0Do do. rye 7Sj do
barley $3.50 do. A. the afte call Of the Board
Wheat, &c. higher Germ and oats unchanged. Pork
higher. S21 5Oa I 72M May Lard los. higher
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-22


An order issued by Mr. H. j. Jewctt, tho receiver o.
tho Eric Railroad, appoints Mr. w p. Sherman his
assistant with especial charge Of tho departments Of
finance and accounts. Mr.. f. B. Guthrie has been APP
pointed cashier to the receiver.
Mr.. s. H. Dunan formerly the auditor OF the Erie
Railroad Company, has been elected member Of the
Stock Exchange
Mr.. James NJ Brown, Of the firm OF Brown Brothers 4
Co., who has been III for several months, reappeared
ut his banking house this morning
The earnings of the Missouri, Kansas and Texas Rail-
road for the second week in April sth 14th inclusive
are follows-ls76. 500 400 Al 1875. $45 005 25 in
crease, s1031l 16.
At meeting Of the Panama Railroad Board to-day 1t
ordered that from this date all ireights for San
Francisco and Southern and Central American ports
carried only at local rates. This rule apply all
business received from all sources Panama officials
also state that attachments against coal supplies
and other property Of Pacific Mail Company Cali
fornia were issued to-day and the OF Panama on its
claim oil s400. 900 and arrangements furnish the
necessary bonds attachments against the ships
completed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-22
NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY APRIL e. TRIPLE SHEET

sian a. 81 ?. y % s., shsss WAS
Dis dis was ' very scarce and SSm n SIS per
c .,s quiet e gold ra.s,s potash :, s SIi
At i51sc Sal ammonisc duh luc. gold Irish moss
Epsom salts were in lair demand Il &c sumac
q 80 arsols were steady =, 2se T E' .e
cassia buds we're easy; quoted i5c. sc. coonbo
JasIpss ss.s: we're duh { se ordinary s.i.a
rive Venice arpsnne wa. dull az IKE iDc. CASTLE
AZ sce i, ss. sna mos sr 'Sss1 for boxes anins
Morphine active y ioaas la, 40
6has..s POTASH wa. in TAI lair ss%sas: quoted pic:
acid aa Ssa a. % gold for sSyss and sas
gold and from earrsney selected Iisorse
i geod demand AS ase. rold risns,sl was qais:
cnsana was in good demand At 4ts Y small ass
active at 3c ac cori-ano was very scarce cu..ensn
and q sasa a. a root ss ms to.
g a. sa and y. = S Tor
E Sss % 'assa %"Ss
si,c ier Jam,ea SeasneS Essoa wa. weak
81 % Quicksilver was aaoed a. sas a o fer
bslIsdOnna ne eoaium aeon,is as sac to,
red Seeds We quote elbow
sss we seo brown nn aH &C. sc taSaps
aass !. i ana was $
lie. I2ssc, corlandsr was quoted a. oIsc camom,e
ssriss was IN fair demand and arm i l7s issss
a according quality. onss
steady =, 81 so Tor Angostass Ansa root WAS
i n'A lair 's DO Gum xra0ic was quoted At ls..
and a,y s ss second a. Dark '
quiet a. &c sa1ls were quiet a. lie Lavender
i5c herman. Aisnmsn steady 5c zoe Tor
blood and 81 u 10 sr sss sspsra wa, s:
o. 40 or espor, ae 49, sod Mexican Mex ss ons lac
* iJe isc Ga@boge was quoted at oa was
at Toe se Carbonate ammonia was Quiet a. lie
lemon sandersons ss2s Ihmssns finest oil rcsc s7s;:
s tom = Is oil ssIs aSs
Mitcham) " so: oil cloves. - 20 S3 20 oil win
pennyroyaI IS currency; oil BAY SIS and SO
Lngls ehem'ens-ihe msrSet s,ssa m No note saies
81 IS: % ash arrive, 2c =, do, spot,
* iS gov quo
Soda ash ordinary 70 good brands ~ 2ac sai soda.
4Ac sssc all gold: bleaching powder, re- 2.se cur,
frrns were sseey SIC. for choice. 5sc for prime
Fisu.-The market for Goldfish was dull We note sacs
q o1 A. es ood ssnns but
sales confined TO small lots OF No. and No. 10 deal
sil 90 and So, sS. large Nova scotia No $40 BOX
herring dali zoe for scaled and i5c Tor No l. Tho
light. weguote Georges cod 50 25 9 Grand Bank do
= ds No . = a'ss Ssrs,s
no ! ise zoe sealed do. ase ~ sss oarelied do
FLouR AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES s74 hbs; wheat,
oe es sSaa a ie malt
The flour market du but unchanged family brands.
about 1900 ibis including state Western and southern
e che for ms nou supsr !" inc cs snem
ruled qnie with sales OF 90 bos and 800 sacks at the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-22

The old frame building known a. the Fourteenth
Ward Hotel, at tho corner OF Grand and Elizabeth
streets, was demolished yesterday 10 make room f's
improvements Tho place has been political head
quarters for the last hall century, famous resort
OF tho whg men and tie scene Of numerous pohtscaa
disturbances
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-22
THE CENTRAL SAVINGS BANK.

Isaac 7. Smith, receiver o the above bank, ycstcr
day fled In the County Clerks office his statement,
showing that the Liabilities January l. s2 80 IS,
tho assets IS los, OF which sum 5000 30 was a claim
against the Ocean National Bank, there being only
81, lyl ~ cash on hand IN tho bank.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-22

For future delivery the sales were follows Yesterday
after r. May $40 a. I3c. June. 100 At IL i132c..
2GO t3lsc; July. 2OD at 1. 100 At 23j2c, 800 at
rs ft1Oc August 100 at 10 2Y3-c UDD 1899, 100 at
10 27-s2c Total, 400 bales To-day up TO two r. NJ
IL bloc. 90 At is 5sac isoG a. Iysc: june, 500
is i3-5ae, 400 at il 1idc. 100 at ii l5s2c 300
1T rs lice. IL lJ32c. 100 Is 7iDc 500 st 10
At 10 is.33c ~ s.c zoo at rs Ii-32c July. 100
rs lIiGc LOO al I3 2l32c 800 lasac, sOJ AZ rs
1880. 2oat 10 9Ioc. August 20o .t i3 i3i6c., loo m
IL 2532c.. TO- - l:5lcc 800 At ~ x55,c 21uU
IKE. November. 100 lassc December. 800 ~ l3sc
Total "a Grand total 81 $40 bales. The receipts
II the ports follows :s;alvestcn. 800 bales; New
Orleans a74i Mobile, 2G: Savannah. 3f1: Charleston.
no: Wilmington. 20. Norfolk. 5GJ; baltimore. 10; New
York q: Boston. Ill Total. 6ss2 bales This day last
week 0o5 This day last year. 3,3s. Total since Sop
lows .ro Havre. by steam compressed To Hamburg.
compressed TO Liverpool 1924. I'D BY steam BY
DRUGS xc.-opium was hrm for prime; quoted a
- I2s. gcid, IN bond. and - 50 - o. currency.
for job lots o., vitricI was quiet a. q 20 per
large lots and &c ztsc per lb. for
small lots camphor steady a re Tor refined Cream
quoted NJ ~ SID American and y ~ lor
French, and sc Tor Rswdersd IN .b. ssa ',ae f DO
o~ Tor the former and ote osc Tor the astsr Borax
lsc 'or Do California bslasm sou vas iirm q g =
~ ~ currency burgundy pitch was nrnas - 0unrena
~ 90 Mamma, new crop, - eu0ssd - -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-22
KILLED BY A CAR.

John Lee, four years oa. Of No 500 Esss Sixteenth
street. and killed by No. - o. she Dry
Dock and East Broadway line ~ tho corner Of SIX.
seeulh street. and A. The driver w. arrcsted
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-22
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETS.

u-,.,... !. FRIDAY, April 81. 1870
s Beg: CO.. IS H',
Jersey Ssr:as'e 2a75 es5l ssso
Totals. !. so0o $40 7.7os 1881
he sw r% w's 10 d
cattle remained unsod The quality Of the herds hand
% % s if's s
lis ZEE 50 s
ne. a sixtieth street yards T. Eastman sod for
s s @ pc: III Ss & T as. - G s
lol4c per b. weight q! cwt sold for r L. Easnsn 3
s s'sf s q s. S' osy
S nns sssa 81: 81 n" s as
s1 Monroe 4 Illinois Joe, ror IL. Ssish.T
Merritt sold 20 cesn Rankin d Illinois steer.
at s p per ~ we Ss ew s " Ssu,ss se
::s:, s i: s:s:: .ss I's s
sS ss at p c le Pa. sssh g.
for forth, Mecsriby x T Tssam steers at s Pc. r.
with sss the herd wsiphs cws ss Missouri II
.sc .s;T. liz Tsisa. i MG.ld.sIsids
sss 81 t. we With With
sv % ss.' s 70 s'r a sss sss
q sst head ss s. s AZ l0 as siA
Indiana steers At Zoe per H.. weight ~ cwt. and H.
h., weight 81 cwt ID Illinois ut eLc. per h..
weight IA cwt. IL Illinois Zoe h., weight
cwt with s. OF the lot: ~ Illinois H.
weight cw'; II Illinois oxen q DC per H.. weight "a
cwt bulls gross weight 432 lbs. per head ut 4c per
b. - mixed cattle at ssc h. with ~ OIL per head
weight 81 cwt.
smsKr ASH LAnBs.-Trade small but slow. shorn sheep
sold At per ID. wooy sheep 6sac per H. Judd
Buckingham sold ohio sheep, wight 104sO his At
CSC per H.: $50 Ohio sheep weight 2052O lbs at 6c pcr
mar
ling lambs. weight $500 lbs. at &c. ID. j. Kirby
Ohio sheep weight S3 lbs head, 55Sc per
H.: woody Ohio sheep weight los lbs head 1t IKE
per ID.
Mich Cows.-No sales on this forenoon
vEAfS CALyRs.-Coarsa quality calves sold Mt &C.
Sic per h. Trade slow. Smooth quality veas In small
lots, Sc per ID.
Hocs-Thcre no live hogs sale
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-22
COMPREHENSIVE.
xrirIIcrIs-

!. That we. HENRY HILTON and WILLIAM LIBBEy,
formed copartnersp Tor the purpose OF conducting
eal mercantile business in the city Of New York and In tho
bradford Nottingham Belfast, Glasgow Berlin Cnemnitz
and the United States and In the Kingdom OF
Great Britain and Ireland, and the Continent Of Europe
= That the PRINCIPAL place OF business Of said copartner
ship will be in the city OF New York.
name Of A. r., STEWART 4 CO.. which firm name, z d
hereby WI Be esanasd In use by HENRY III
sgnee and grantee OF CORNELIA NJ. STEWART, devisee
aud under tho last will and OF ALTMAN
ceased AS to all the interest Of snid IiAANDER r.
STEWART IN the late firm o. 4: 7. STEWART CO.; and
ne, ns hs said late @ fHs aa co
firm had business relations with foreign countries
Witness our hands and seals this 18th da, Of April A. D.
1876 HENRY HILTON. H. 81
WILLIAM LIBBEY. IL 81
In presence OF Henry +. Davies. J. Henry Work.
State OF New York. city and county OF New York.
on this fifteenth day OF April p is.0 before me camo
certificate and sever acknowledged that they executed
'A' same 's'sAs" ROBERT pRorHERos,
Notary Public.
New York City
State OF New York, city and county Of New York.
l, WILLIAM WALSH. Clerk OF the said city and county
and Clerk OF the Supreme Court Of said State for said
certify that have compared the preceding with the
CERTIFICATE
CONTINUED USE OF FIRM NAME
Gle In office, and that the same duplicate
thcrcirom and OF the whole OF such original.
Endorsed, filed and recorded 18th April 1870, hours
In witness whereof have hereuno subscribed name
- -,~'- = '''''~' - 80 : WILLIAM WALSH,
H. ST. Clerk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-22
CLOSING PRIcxs-3 P. n.
ADVANCE AND DECLINE
Tho following the changes in closing prices com
pared With those Of Yesterday

ADVANCE AND DECLINE.
The following the changes In closing prices COM
pared with those Of yesterday
ApvAxcE-Ncw York Central, 4; G., c., c. and l.,
"; Delaware, Iackawanna and Western, 1s Erie u
Illinois Central u; Lake Shore. 81 Michigan
Central "; Northwest common, 'S do. preferred.
q; New Jersey Central, III Ohio and Mississippi y
I psoasss L SS'u Western union X; Union Pa
cifc x ST. Paul preferred, X; do. common, "a; Pa
chic Mail, u; ST. Joseph common. u.
SrArIoSARy.-A Atlantic and Pacific preferred Attain
preferred, Harlem Missouri Pacific, Panama, Quick
silver. Rock Island and Wabash.
THE MONEY MARKET.
Money on call loans freely supplied at and ~
per cent Prime paper for discount is in demand and
passes at AZ and per cent The following were the
rates OF exchange on New York the aforementioned
cities to day Savannah, unchanged; Cincinnati
steady, 75c. to 81 premium; New Orleans commercial,
l-32, bank n; Charleston unchanged; Chicago, soc.
rcmlum and ST. Louis ,5c premium Sterling ex-
change quiet. Prime asking rates, ASS and 90;
selling rates. 4 SEX ASK and 500. Rcichmarss,
p5k 9S's and % o6,s. Cables, s6ys a9dS. Prime
PARIS 5.l47s and SIX.
THh MARKET.
The gold speculation was weaker than at the close
yesterday, sales being at 1921 1928 1127s
The rates paid for carrying ranged from per cent 10
nat
The market Is considerably affected by the compli-
cations connected with the sale OF tho Ave per cents Of
the Geneva award and the fear that the bankers who
may purchase the need have recourse TO tho
purchase OF gold from the Stock Exchange order to
A their contrncta
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-22

COTTON RECEIPTS.

PRovfpyxcE. April n, 1876
Printing cloths firm at ase. cash, Tor esxes standard
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-22
EUROPEAN MARKET.

LONDON PRODUCE MARKKr--LosnoS. April 2f-Evsn
l5s per ton.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-22
NEW YORK STOCK, EXCHANGE SALES

S3nCo No SIS. ! BIDS.
1000 VI 4 rl' c VI. &c
5000 Mich Cen Is.
3 shs Amer TX Bk
1DAN Snufh RR Al
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-22

GALVESTON. April 81. 1876.
Cotton--Nct receipts 30J bales Exports coastwisc 2s
Stock "a 7s2 WeekiyNet receipts 3S2S bales: gross
335s ExportsTo Great Britain 1910 to the Counc nt
5,O2S. Sales. $40
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-23
STEWART.
Statement by Ex-senator Stewart-He
is VerV severe on Lyons.
Defense of Schenck-Wide-Sprea Cor.
ruPtiOn in England.

WASHINGTON, March % -Ex Sens-
tor s eWart was again be'Ore the com.
mittee on foreign affairs to-day in rels-
ton to the Emma mine. 1t appeared
from his testimony that after negotia-
ton was made with Albert Grant for
putting the stock on the market, it was
agreed that General Schenck should
have some Of it, he having said he had
money and would like 70 invts'. He
gave O ciTcumstantial account of the sp-
pointment Of secretaries of the company,
and remarked it was not by acquiring
any interest that General Schenck be-
came director. Tue salary was twenty
five hundred dollars, and General
Schenck had time to attend to the busi-
ness. He had no knowledge as to
whether the general paid for the stock
himself, but supposed that Park had ar
ranged to carry the stock for him. He
could not, however, state in what way.
Witness read from Lyons's testimony,
and denied several statements contained
therein, and detailed the terms OF the
contract with Lyons by which he relin-
quished his interest in the Emma mine.
Stewart said the commissions, or EGG
lish pulls as they sre called, were de-
manded by all the bankers, and nearly
everybody with whom they came in
contact. Jay Cooke & c.. demanded
two and a half per cent. on the sale.
Pulls were also paid to Baron Graut,
Lewis & Sons, and others. Coates and
Hsnkey, the ,psrties who introduced
them TO Baron Grant, demanded ten
thousand pounds for the introduction,
but it was not paid. He WAS surprised
at the amOu at OF money they had to pay
to a number Of peopls il England. He
denied Lyons's statement that they gave
Schenck five hundred shares Of the
stock.
Witness devoted his time to-day main.
ly to the emphatic denial of many
points Of Lyons testimony, and to show
thai General Schenck was an owner of
stock long before ths organization Of the
company, and that he did not become a
director until after the sale OF the mine.
He said it could not be true that Baron
Grant went into the affair mainly on
the statement tba. General Scheuck was
8 director, for the reason that General
Sehenck did not become director until
after the sale Of the mine. He said that
General Schenck's name was fl s.. sug-
gestei on the second or third Of Move n
Der, long after the company was organ
lied.
Adjourned.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-23
BR &DFORD.
How and What He Paid 10 BecOIHS
SuUIer at Fort Craig-Ete.

WASHINGTON, March 22.-Dr. Brad
ford was before the committee on exc
penditures in the war department to-
day, and gave q statement relating 60
his appointment as trader at FuTt Craig
and as to money he had given TO Lob
byists Hawkins and Taylor to procure e
for him from the secretary of war. Wit
ness informed the secretary he was pay
ing Taylor as his sgeI t. Bradford said
had agreed to Iay Taylor one thousand
dollars year as long as he retained the
leadership. He received the appOints
ment at Fort Craig, but it was taken
from MIN, after he had MADE arrange
ments for gOOds, and given to brother
Of Delegate ChaVis, Of New Mexico.
Witness said that ne sent man named
C.. c. COgsWell to interview the secretary
after he the witness bad been removed;
they had stormy times. The secretary
remsrEed he removed Bradford because
he Was q scslawag. COgswel remarked
he had seen it stated in some newspaper
that appointments could be procured for
money, when the secretary said Il was
a damned lie and he could whip the
man who said so, and that he intended
to run the department as he pleased.
Mr.. WeigIe, Of Baltimore, was next
called, but he seemed to have been sum-
mOned by mistake, as he knew nothing
of the transaction under investigation.
DR.. Peck testified he had received
money from DR.. Bradford for Hawkins
and Taylor, but disagreed with Bradford
as to the amount.
Jno. s. Evans was recalled and ex-
planned that General Rice did not per-
sonally introduce him 70 the secretary
of war, but had an interview with the
secretary the day before the witness
called on the secretary in relation to the
leadership st Font Sill.
Adjourned