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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-10-10

~ iss gfas. Senate gaa Hgaa q Rep.
g.aafagfpsS. constituting NJ bfHuai
ia ~ STATE y lameHfs
Ateg aaaeaaB q two ycan we
sse sgaia assembled arrcsably % the
requirements II thr constitution 60
deliberate vita reference % the wel-
hn afour beloved state. and t. adopt
Wrb ueasgvs. within our constitution.
s. agihssty. a. 30 our Judgement wiIl
pfaaale sacb welfare
ho ta,e last ysars hAve been char
4eieazei iu . marked degree with tho
dressings 81 kind providence. Peace
$50 quiet have ftignei throughout oar
borders Aa unusual measure II health
has prevailed. Unsurpassed prosper
iy has attended oar people and crown
- tle.y industries with saccess Tho
earth haa yiellci Der harvest il album
dance Moral. religious and educa-
Uoaal privileges and advantages have
been c5Hucd 10 us Tie various depart
meuts u our government flled il is be-
licycd with competent and faithfnl pub.
DE servants, have steadily and quietly
moved along ia their respective spheres
performing their duties With diligence,
slffssys avJ g4etstss
STATE rN4NcEs
congratulate my fellow citizens on
t,e favorable and highly encouraging
condition Of our financial affairs, as
presented ia the Trcasurers report 10
which respectfully invite your atten.
ton, ~ abstract q which here insert
Under the wise policy adopted by pre-.
eisus Legislatures and carried out BY
our accomplished and faithful Treas
arcr with scrupulous fidelity, il seems
that the time is not far distant when
the public debt win be wholly paid and
e2tiuguished, and that too without any
severe burden upon the people,
The Treasurer credits the State as
follows for 1871
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Marriages

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BrgsttHi u la rJsT ttl Nss Esta
4 rhts 81 IA sF
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liaras, ID 80 8f.k
| oF FotApl w
Advertisement ias-t,t aeH5 ttt aea5 q ia
aCats Fs af earn ts5flaH.
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FOR SALE OR RENT

The atore and tenement Ia Hutu. formerly
occupied by J J. and LII. Ilhpko1d II is the
only store ia town aud commands Ea8d trade.
A large and profitable business has been done 10
Address, ~ HApaUBH
Perm, VI, oct a.b 1872 ntfx
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Nrw YoRE. Oct. Z

The New York Express, Greeley pa
per, says that Hartranft Is probably cleo
ted by from ten to twelve thousand ma
tarfty
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NIL Ill \ EhNt
VI Nice II = ta8etbN Weud res{FetfalY
say GO tbe taaHpa a} Manchester aaA slamtts
tast she has opened fla Haas recently 1et8.
pied by Ars q y Holden i9J ibt pursa#a 81
continuing ihu NihHcy Nosuese. vlera mst
be found complete uaw sia,k 81 EaH aUI wins
tU duEds pertaining t1 that department t#U
and examine before Purchasing elsewhere.
bteiNl sbafa GO }auf patronage respectfully -
AA.sd Satisfaction guaranteed
Vi 3 uNpEBHlTL
Factory Iant Sept 81 lva IH8Rt
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&. q HNbp
IS F,tiAkk.
Ah Ptunns having unsslilsd sssauuts sial
tie s0i,scshef eis5 p.aess pefGs 'Ae s4@u uith
put DELAY satb lutss ii3. bs closed
II g HEAn
Mesi Arlington. vs. SEPT ll lst3 rs 3N
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N\fNt

WANith
ega3 tuthiat fereafp. % aee5
excl H'msn i1 o. fst All Ptsftv ekiaa is
hettl a siaAdt. aita# Fsraa, she aaict.
Fiaads NE luHrass can Hrda steady a.tuaiaa
sni seu pef etes ~ &YPhags 50 tae sevHsa
ntAoa daalhfstar Ut ltff
NOTICE
~ IHe uairna 3 HsuH aW-B : tr#.att.
Hrfstir ia the HrJaaHi's hasiaess UrArE ths
hffa usms of "a HUBp & uN al Ua aal
stand ui h, II NHd
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roAnaS INSURANCE COMPANIES.

The people Of this state are very
deeply interested in the matter ofin-
surauce. A great amount ofproperty
Is insured ID, and large sums Of money
are paid to foreign corporations. Many
Of such corporations have failed som
have proved worthless. Our citizens
have been and are still liable 10 be de.
frauded and injured The commission.
ers, who have, in limited sense, this
matter in charge, receive no compeusa-
tion for their services. Is not the sub.
ject worthy your careful considera-
ton.
Before closing this communication, |
desire 10 say, that with profound graft
tude 10 my fellow citizens for the exalt.
ed position TO which their kindness has
raised me, i gives me great pleasure
and awakeus a just pride as ] know it
does in the bosom OF every yermonter
% cast a retrospective glance over the
entire history 81 our commonwealth,
and dad that. with 50 few exceptions,
the complicated machinery Of our sys-
ten Of government has operated 80 bar.
moni0usiy, each department being as
signed % able. devoted, aud faithful
tevants Those entrusted with the
financial Affairs Of our state have usual
ly been honest vjgilant aud trust
worthy Tie Judiciary, always The
safeguard q the peoples rights, and
the eonesrvAior q the peace and good
order q any community, have inYar.
ably been impartial, Independent, and
upright administering ths. laws with
a. unfiAchiHg fidelity, AID dispensing
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THURSDAY OCT 90 :ea
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LA MALLORQUINA.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-21
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, March 20, 1872
bales Exports ports cO s s Sales SEQ Stock
NEW ORLEANS March 70, 1879:
s9s arsss Britain
TO barcelona gs9 to Hamburg 1885, to Havre, 2l6 Bales,
co,,o. ,.u - MOBILE, March 70 ls7a 500
bales gross, sss sas. .Ss s' ''s 's,. 800
Cotton quiet but firm; m,ddngs, Mssc. ylizc. Net
S w s go s Slss 500 ssosx Great Britain 2 coast
po SSt:sn HSs Tta s: s ss ss s' bales EH
os.tleu;Reoslps. ss7 head making he supply since
Max active: Sss better han
.sfS; !s:1sss from e ! u:
z. ssS S:ss Ssis ..:
s::Sss rs ~
oss head head if 9sr he same
Tsss Hssss .sssR s sfnsHs 5s
:ssssss r. IA s'is Ss'.
sny isi inc
q 4 sales of al head ranging from 1928 to ia
SSaT go bs. at Wheat dull
low ON er%s Loo bushels No. oa's Isstss
car @ and nv on track e. Sc Oats
sales small parcel. a unchanged Hghwnss nomi
quiet at &c. = s1Sc.
OBWEGO, NJ Y, March ~, 1914
Flour steady and unchanged sales QUO bbs So IS for
No. spring 8 % for amber winter $8 rs for white winter
50 % for double extra Wheat duh and unchanged mol
Milwaukee club at III s.; red winter 81 ST. choice white
Canada 81 g. Corn dull; sales Of car lots at 7lo r.
Rye nomnay &c. for Western Corn mealS 6O for boted,
81 30 for unboed per cw Mieed unchanged shorts, 800
shpstufs, 1928 $27 mlddlngs 1928 $50, ton High
wines, Soc &c. Railroad freights-Flour Boston, Sc.
TO New York, &c.. to Albany 49c. 49, -
Flour quiet; spring double extra, S6 20 80 co. Wheat
opened active and closed dull No. spring, 81 81 81 21
Corn quiet No. Mixed S7c Oats strong; No nominaly
B0c Kye-No. stronger ana higher 7lc 74c. Barley
stronger No. spring nomnay Soc Provisions weak;
Bulk trmer; shoulders, 4c; rib sides 51&c
6ysc clear sides, $50 Dressed hogs-None offering. Live
hogs active and unchanged. Hghwines quiet at 64c Re-
GS bbs o Goq co oasIs ea wheat 1000 ao
bbs -four. LOCO bushels wheat yOOOdo. corn 1000 OATS
1900 do barley and 5000 hogs.
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South and limited stock. In other kinds the TRANSACT
fair at former prices sales $40 terces Carolina at
from c lee 100 bags Patna at 75c 79c and So bags
sUGAR-The market for raw was less active, but
nned firm The sales 3s5 hhds refining Cuba at &c.
2b hhds do al SIZE 9ac go boxes Centrifugal at 9esc
7% boxes do. al 30. gbc. and 75 boxes do at SIC
Refined vas IN moderate demand. at unchanged
prices We quite :lnferior refining &c. a. ec
FAR to god far refining &c good to prime refining
70 choice grocery pa 0c centrifugal hhds and boxes
&c. l04c molasses hhds. and Boxes nc. SIC melado
&c. sac. Hayana-Boxes, Dutch standard NOS to o.
sc &c d. 70 70 H. Sc as4c d. u e l5 SAc
do white, Ike l2Ac. Porto KcoCommon 70 prime
timing, Shc s,Sc fair to choice grocery, 9ac lOc.
Dutch standard Nos 10 TO II o. aSsc Superior
and extra superior, 7szc SIC. New Orleans-RehninE
grades 751c. SC. grocery do, exc 101Sc.
STEARrNE remained dull and entirely nominal.
TALL0w continued firm and was In good demand Sales
100000 los at Sc. 91Sc. for good to choice. .
WHIsKEY.-Receipts 1,291 bbls The market de-
pressed from heavy receipts and prices lower TIE
sales were $50 bbs at S6c. So, chiefly at the inside
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-21
HIGHWAY ROBBERY IN MIDDAY.

Theodore Hefrerich, OF 500 East Twelfth street,
started down town Tuesday morning and ON the
way stopped in to his friends and took several
drinks He at last stopped in place corner OF Pike
and Monroe streets. There was a crowd around ana
he asked the house up. Somebody treated him
afterwards and then Henerlcn treated again.
When about to pay for what he owed ne found that
the m Was harkeeper hs overceat 0nd Watch as
security. The barkeeper took the over
coat, but let him keep the wstch. A few blocks
from the place some OF the men who were drink
ing with him attacked him, knocked him down and
took his watch from him. Heficrlch was found In
Mechanics alley lying lnsensble from the beating
he had received Detective Shalvey of the Eleventh
precinct, arrested one of the men, named Michael
Burns, living IN Monroe street, yesterday morning
He was arralgned before Judge Shandley, at Essex
Market ana held Tor examination.
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FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL.
--~~~~>>.~~~>~~-~~~>~~
The Government Saving Interest
ON Twenty Millions More
of the National Debt.
RELAXATION IN THE MONEY MARKET.
Subsidence of the Erie
Fever.
The Shares Fall OFF to 48, Recover to
30 IL and Close at 40 ga.
Eratic Movements of Pacific Mail On the Re.
lection Of the Subsidy Application.
THE DUTCH BUYING UNION PACIFIC
The New Issue of Hannibal
and ST. Joseph.
Governments Firm-Gold Steady-For-
The New Issue of Hannibal
and st. Joseph.
Governments Firm-Gold Steady-For.
eign Exchange Stronger.
WALL STREET,


WEDNESDAY, March 20-8 Up. MI
on 'Change to-day wheat continued firm ana &C.
i've. The cotton market was quiet and about steady.
TIE CALLED FIvE-TwENTIEs.
In accordance with notice given ninety days ago.
or on the Goth of December the interest on further
series OF 800 0o0 600 OF the vetwenty bonds OF 1862
ceased today and the principal thereof is now re-
deemaDle on presentation at the Treasury Depart
ment. The payments to-day at the Sub Treasury on
account OF redeemed fve-twentes amounted to
e247oOOO chiefly on account Of the last series.
Payments are being made every day for the several
ponds included In the three calls.
MONEY EASIER.
The money market was easier for several reasons.
The foreign bankers got orders by cable to sell out
their Erie again, owing to the decline abroad ana
this relieved them OF much necessity for borrowing
especially as the Sub-Treasury, at the same time
helped them and the banks with the coin for the
bonds previously transmitted by them to washing.
ton for redemption. At the start 1.6 freely bid,
and was sometimes paid In addition to I per cent.
The relaxation became quite sensible as the after
noon advanced and before three O'CLOCK the rates
ON stocks were per cent. The government
dealers had meantime closed up their business OF
tai coin.
Nothing new TRANSFERRED in the market for CON-
mercial paper, which was steady and dull.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE sTEADIER.
Foreign exchange recovered from the unsettled
condition into which 1t was thrown on Tuesday,
ana actual business was nearer the nominal
rates. The following were the closing quota tio1s:-
Sterling, 90 days commercial 1Os a 1O9,5; do.
good to prime bankers, 1924 1O9ss; 90. short
sight, ITO 11o.; Paris, 80 days. 5.23s4 500; do.
short sight, 5.16@ SIS; Prussan thalers, RIA Tx;
Antwerp, 6234 $50; Switzerland, 5.2Ss1 500;
Hamburg, 35X 36i4; Amsterdam, 4O9l 4O4;
Frankfort, 4Ozs Az; Bremen, 7sa 10.
GOLD sTEADY-l09A A 10.
Gold was steady on the basis OF 1899 l09z< with
= few sales at Ito. The mercantile demand was
quite feature OF the market and checked further
decline under the large Treasury disbursements on
account OF redemption OF called bonds. The nuc.
tuations in the price during the day are shown in
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GOVERNMENTS STEADY.

GOVERNMENTS STEADY.
The government list was steady, with the cor.
responding character Of the gold Market but quite
dull. Toward The close the cable brought London
prices, showing an advance OF u upon the already
advanced quotations Of that market and prices be-
came strong, and closed at slight improvement,
- folows:-United States currency sxes lis o
ll6k; do skies, 1881, registered, l14x 114X; do.
do, coupon, 1l5K 116k; do, fve-twenties, regis.
tered, May and November, 1l1X 112; do do, 1862,
coupon. do, Xix liz; do. do, 1854, do do, nix
al12 do. do, 1866, do. do. l121 o 1l224; do do,
1867, registered. January and July, 11lh 111X;
do. do, 1865 coupon, do, 110T nix; do.
DO, do. 1921 1929; do. fves OF 1881. funded,
registered, 1924 109H; do. do. do, coupon, 10oH
Q lo9h; do. ten-iorties, registered, 1914 lo7X;
do. do, coupon, los q 1Osk.
THE CITY BANK STOCKS.
The following were the bids for the city bank
Bhares:-New York, 1856; Manhattan, $50; Mer-
chants, 100; Mechanics. 1884, Union, 1888; America,
100; City. 1856; Phenlx 1927 North River 90; Fulton,
159; Merchants Exchange, "a; Leather Manuactu-
rers', 1867 state Of New York, l12; Commerce. 1l7H;
Ocean, "a; Mercantile, 1875; American Exchange,
nay; Hanover, 1o2 u; Irving, 1877 Metropolitan, lao;
Peoples, 140; Nassau 1867; shoe and Leather $50;
Corn Exchange, 1851; Continental, 94sl; St. Nicho-
las, liz; Marine, 165; Commonwealth, 49, Importers
and Traders, 169; New York National Exchange,
81 Central National 1o1; Ninth National, 1857 Gold
exchange, 1903; Bankers and Brokers' Association
%; German American, 10e.
THE RAILROAD BONDS.
Inc Following were The bids for the railroad
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SOUTHERN SECURITIES IRREGULAR.

BOUTHERN BECUKIT1EB IRREGULAR.
The Southern state bonds were In the main strong,
especially the Virginia consols, which advanced to
60. owing to the availability Of their coupons In pay.
ment Of state taxes-a privilege which will be de-
MED the consos to originate in the process OF fur.
ther funding The North Uaronas were firm and
the new bonds higher. The new South Carolinas
were heavy and slowly receded to 49, The state
agent in this cty encfoses copy Of the proposed
amendment 10 the constitution OF South Carolina,
about which many inquiries are made at his ONCE
and BY the bondholders generally, the amendment
was adopted by the Legislature, and Is as follows
,AsTIcLE 10 10 the end that The ppblc debt U
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smith, Jr, Association, held at their rooms March
H. 1872 the following preamble and resolution
Whereas it has pleased the Almighty In his In,
Unite wisdom to remove from our midst our late as
sociate, Mr.. John O. Thomas, therefore be 1t
Smith, Jr, Association, tender TO his afflicted pa
rents our heartfelt sympathy in this their hour OF
a body srEPHE FIN a. a. Lee atsSa WIG '''' 90 -
ROBERT DILLON,
GODFREY SMITH, COMMITTEE.
THOMAS JONES.
JOSEPH BELLOWS,
FULLY. On Tuesday. March 1,9 1872, ELLEN R.
wife OF John L. Tully, aged 80 years.
The friends Of the family and those OF her father.
John A. Duff. respectfully invited to attend the
from her late residence % Seventh avenue and from
thence TO ST. JOSeph'5 church, corner or Sixth
na W 6s 81 men
'' WALsu.-on Tuesday, March 10, ELLEN WALSH.
widow OF the late Peter Walsh, aged GA years.
rhe relatives and friends, and those OF her sons,
John J. and Edward F.. are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral. from her late residence, s24
East Fifth street, on Thursday morning, at hafpasu
nine o'clock; thence to the Church OF tine NATIVITY
Where salemn high mass win be offered for the
repose OF her SOUL and from thence TO the Cemetery
oftne holy Cross Flatbusn. for interment
WELDON.-At East Orange N. J on Monday,
March IS. Mrs. GEoRGrANA WELDON, Of New York
city, formerly OF Newark, n: j..
O'Clock P. M. on Thursday, March q, at the resi-
dence OF her grandson, Francis W. Jackson, Grove
Trains by Morris and Essex Railroad leave New
York. foot OF Barclay or Christopher street. at half
past two p. NJ. Carriages Will be In waiting at East
Orange station.
WILCoMp.-At 81 West Twenty-seventh street. on
Wednesday March 20. ANITA, youngest daughter OF
the late John Wilcomb. formerly OF Flushing, l. l.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral services, at the Church OF the
Heavenly Rest, Firth avenue, northeast corner OF
Forty fifth street, on Friday, March % at two
O'Clock p. NJ without further notice.
WnLSON.-In Brooklyn, Il. d., on wednesday.
March 20 1872, Mrs. ALICIA T. WILSON wife Of VII:
liam Wilson and daughter OF Rev. A. Guion, aged
q years.
the relatives ana friends are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, from her late residence, 2S3
Hewes street, on Friday, March ~, at TWO O'CLOCK
Pm.
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1915 and 3s1J r. Nj.
( $4,000 US b-2O's, c, 81. SIN ll1M
10000 US SIS, currencv.s3 ll5ts
Z 2u0O0 do.............. 100
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fatnr. dsivcrv ba,s low miSdnr, Inc sale, hnvc
been as follows :Sales last evening after three F. NJ
March, 400 at q iI6c April $40 At 22c soo at q lsc
Ilss so' At 2ss May zoo At zoo 2s,c 300 a
q % lse 2oo at Se July 2oo at 2se Total $500 bales
Sales o'Ssy up e hree MMarca S a. G ny ~ a,
22c 8o1at l:lse $50 as sss Lie. go At 2%c
lll6c 100 az S2sc (noce after 9Th Of May 700 at
% lille, 100 SO at y l6c June, 400 at 100
at % 1l6c. Total 1900 bales. Grand total,
1900 bales. r. The receipts q the ports sum
2ls; sayannah $780, Charieson 397 Wilmington iol Nor,
folk, S77 Baltimore 1888 New YorS, 74o Boston, l03 Total
to foreign ports steady
Liverpool by Nd by sail, 3lbd. 732d To Havre,
BY steam, c gold: BY SAIL &c To Hamburg. 6y steam,
compressed; SAIL sac. To Baltic pors by SAIL &c. lc,
gold. To Mediterranean by steam, lie. We auoe:
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wa, %sT ans, a. q
81 Il g. s'S's
and Jersey winter red g aIer and
White oer S
5SAc for Western store 55c aaoa. 5Sc E,ec for
@ ns @ for @
aa at y ws.en ~ Rye sem"ned dull and nominal
FHEGnTs there was but little inquiry for berth room
sy rsp ssaea S in s
there moderate call for vessels for the petroleum trade
any purpose AbOar former rates were current The en-
seP Sss s Say were 1s Zoo Snss
erces lard at 25s 20 tons eloveseed, 25s. by SAIL
f S Se ar 3D. tons omon 81 3d. 5
S6 sos = @ ,v s1fes Sss s. 3D. SS
grease o $50 boxes seedeaf tobacco 60 tons cedar
b for
the excluding the west coast $500 cases re.
to Gibraltar Tor orders 20 tho Medterysnean fun Of
t Hnsd oo DS. naphSs s. 3D. British
Ss tSns S1 @
S Sd% Sr
cn. csn,,,rns,, and MIXED "a "a s; Sc Ne" crop
Muscovado. refining ......ssc. a zoe Bic Soc
Muscovado, grocery ...... g0c. aS5c Bic a BIC.
Porto Kico..... ..'....9oc a4uc. sec 5ec.
New oreans aoc a45 DC sSc
NAVAL SToREs.--The market for spirits turpenne was
quiet again lower The sales lots aggregate 100 bbIs
prices closing steady the Decline Sales BOO hhds strained
g3 7 $500 bbs do, delivered from yard on private
terms. Tar remained quiet and unchanged
dull ana unchanged Refined moderately inquired for
but heard OF no transactions quoted nomnay Fac
2219c spot balance of month Crude In bulk re-
mained du nominal and unchanged; quoted nj Fac.
@ FOR or Case met with
INQUIRY but there transactions reported
quoted At c 2sc At the creek the market was tribe
and qe quoted at 3 ~ on botn upper and lower
changed refined quoted at 2lc spot and ?iAc for re.
mander of month Later hear OF sales In New York OF
26VO bbs standard white at 22c and 1000 bbls white at
PRovrsIoNsE lao bbls beef, s26 pack.
meats 1883 do. lard 2Sz7 bills and terces Inc
market for pork about steady At yeserdsys IN,
provemen The sales $50 opls, cash. At $l2 10
were about i75 bbs slS BIS 10 FOR Bacon was
quiet steady We hear Of Gales Of zoo boxes or long
fs &C.. .aor quiet clear aa0;s western
aueis quoted a, Ssc and city al &C. sac
Beef limited demand and esteady. Sales l25 bills
in lots, within range of Ss l for mess $40 $la Tor
f o n %s s for r%e mess and a $s S Sal
steady Small sales were made within the range OF $2S
ST Gut meatsThe market remained quiet but firm, We
% o. sales OF 20 erccs picked hams also % boxes
a. Ia DO hams, 10c 2c picked nams SIC 9xc.
az, bellies 7c &C. for boxed loosc do shoulders BE-
~ ay sailed shoulders. DC. 6Ac LardThe market
gay @ active Sales 800 uerces lots 9sc
gcS ',srces '9d early ecss FOR April AZ sz.
No and 90. for steam and kettle ' " |~S "
RICf-The market to-day Carolina was fairly acsve
and cAdadS frssrN W lAxprshA sdsass fs,s ihs
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The quotations. passed cotton running In quality
than half grade above below the grade quoted
FLOUR AND GRAIN.-Receips-Flour s,42l bbls corn,
$500 bushels meal 2U bbs and 421 bags oats 1880
bushels barley 1900 do Flour in better request
lines frmer. The sales comprising all kinds,
9400 bbs, including 900 bbls for May
81, ana 400 bbls superhne at 81 so So TO- Corn
meal trlae better demand with sales reported of 400
bbs at 3 SO for Jersey and $S w $50 IS for Western We
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-21
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

A HALF INTEREST IN A PROFITABLE BUSHES!
IN many years established, Is offered to who ca
command 81, 600; this is worth investigation.
LLOYD. 70 Broadway, first floor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-21

A RTIFICIAL TEETH INSERTED PERMANENTLY
N without plate clasps any extractons teeth built upon
stumps 10 original shape and color DR.. siaEsMOND,
~ Esst Ninth street. near Uniyersikya
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-21
CLOSING PROCESS O'CLOCK P. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Market Quiet and Again LOwer--Ke-
ccipts mt tho Ports, 4,S9l Bales-CoHee
Dull and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Were
FirMer, Wheat Being NOmnally 1c. 81.
Better-Corn Was Firmer-PetrOleum Closed
Firmer-POrk Steady-Freighfs Remained
Dull-Whiskey Lower.
"WEDNESDAY, March 20-6P NJ
CorFEE-The market continued dull and nominal for all
descriptions At Baltimore hear of sales of 1850 bags
Rio, per Frances Jane, private terms We quoe:-
Cargoes Rio) ordinary, 14c l6c. do l6Hc l5c
do good 16c 1910 do prime. l6sic 17c, gold in bond
sixty days. Maracalbo 1sc l9Sc.; Laguayra l8c
St. Domingo din bond, c l4dc. java &c. &c., gold
duty paid
COTTON on the spot In limited demand, and with un-
favorable advices from Liverpool holders obliged
again to yield h. in order to effect sales Forward
deliveries Lice. lb. lower and quiet decline
The sales reported on Change sum up as follows:-