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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-07-23

t-V Lord Justice-Clerk BraxGcld was
n man Of few words and strong business
habits. In counting his second wife his
procedure was entirely illustrative ofthe
peculiarities of his character. Calling
for the lady he said to her. without pre-.
liminary remark, Lizzie. I'm looking
out for wife, and thought YOU lust
the person that would suit me. Let IN.
have your answer. or or on. the morn.
and nae mair about it," The lady next
day replied in the rmatisc. II NAV
be safely inferred that the tetter.hal
thus so briskly won had a temper of her
own. If we may Judge from this: LORD
Braxfelds butler came TO give up hi.
place because le could not bear his IN
dy's continual scolding. Man ." Bras
field exclaimed we've little to complain
o We may be thankful we're no married
10 her"
, 1875-03-17
Sd do At :pe fri winter and sox0slc fer gsatedged

Sd do at r. fct winter and eoH0sie for sslt-edeed
tT with othsr The,t, ana conpasati*ry steady aalcs
@ wasr M rt}nslod Of 2tt' bu at p5sspsa for No. aud
co!N-wa. mora acttve and irregular. averaging
lAa higher. Liverpool aud New York were arm bnt
a,'s .n sr rsss!Gia wes. s,n,llcr Thils synp,thy
sonpany, VIA ID nors pssttntloua neehbor. aud
TT toE de'very tht. month, and at tins holders
n.1ainaea in April price,, ths general aeFenee b.
sasy & hs 's..o aep. ses apr ri, oenea ss Il
aavaneea to s'r, and fsil iaek to e;ke II tho
s'Sss sSsr s s msn ot round n lot: q rssn.r No.
81 fresh reenpts really d.4rount NUM- sellu9
.t o.es c;c; thty closed Il cie: Seller Msy sol i
I:e. cash s,Ics wtra reported Of lufUb su No j 1t
g. aS7s, and a,2oo ha rejected st o2>S*s'c. 1ntat,
oATs-rhs market waa qu!et, but higher e.s!y IN
tha Jay III sympathy wiki oshc: RrAn rho advances
sns sr ,b .h saa. s
whs ths oti,or options closed it about the ng:
nres Seller Apttl soll e..ly It ~, and closed Il
se feasr o .sef IL ttSH sea sl'
t1s*h reca's cI ca,f, At saHc. lsceetea wa quiet
trasa: fetal. ll.oV bu.
AiE--fhs rsss'p:s wars very snslt. and. al.hcnsl'
kulIsaa At w.. Saira Include sto hu lreth NO. =.
VS.; M n; 70 sSo cm T. ty sample At 9!cAsloo;
higher hnt iurt.un Of thit advance waa afterwards
lost Tho market w1a consdesah15 excited and higher
ossy IN consequence Of tho announcement of tile fall
nrs Or rrom'nsnt orers,ur which u.at tho parties
having contracts with him anxious to i'll In. Tno de-
n,ad was chilly for April, whIrh sold early Al $l:Dl.
M closed At $0o SELLER tia month Wa nontna Ut
kl.05. Regular No. w!a also 1'olcd st *i03, and
fresh receipts In n g. and A.. D: co., sold At $ios
81 w. No. sold It " u Central. and rejected was
noanal at BIC. Cash sales Eerortci of l.2o bu
NJ. =, strictly fresh, It $0i d10fG; 81, ta No. y,
tssnn At 8sc; and 1,,0I tu Dy sample at pots.l1
track. Totai, $500 ha.
LATEST.
In the Aftetnoon wheat fairly active, advancing
carly ie and closing only &c hgi aan At 70 O'Clock
Boiler April sold ii 9auJAc, AMI coscd At tbs lustds
aollsr May Il vit9s7e.e, eo1Ius st91e.
Corn wna 9n.ct AMI steady, as bJilo for April and
7249i!lic for MAY.
Oats vc1s quiot, At 5aNo for April, and tsttc for
May.
atess pork was qnlct and steady, With salcs Of 600
brs at s!olh3 9.l2H for April
Lard waa fn moderate demand Anl elser, sol1lng as
tl505tsi3.o7H for APRIL. Sales: 80 tea cash At
Si,G2S auJ tea seller Arsl At $i3.G53 1a.67k.
sieatA welo In fair re9tst and steady with sales Ut
loo GU Ii, shoulders sglsr My At lao; lbs
short CLARA seller April II lo,ie Also, 60 tcs sweet
picilcl hams tav. .lt) 1t 1o1.c.
, 1875-03-17

n
tet--ths result Of the small supply .ud tho koan%hst
improved condition of tho Eastern market, Bhrpegs
wefs tbs chisf opstatoEs though ths snand fro III
hoins trade wss fit. We quota lbs msrket ffn Al
$too Rt.ao fot pooE 70 soMtaon. as sa.75s5.o0 fos
HUFYALO,
npgs*Lo. March ol&s-car1ts-llecelp.s. 1.s11 to-
Ao o offerings generally Of inferior q,laltJ: salss
e 70 i!ano!s sees.. ~ u o1t Sii+ 5 h.
10 Ohio steess, " v2tQsl,l7s III. A Stoj(39.N.
s4kEy AND LAAas-kacs!i'ts. s+o90; to.al for ths
11sl wsskb ptises; sales VS. Western sheep " H. gs.
.aa ~ u, a!ts9h ssoo I'D ~ ~; ltM ph!o iheeps
uous--Rscaipts. 100: Total for .hs woei, 5000
market dull md draFKangi ioskass, Sl,a5 hsayj
hogA holding 1t 51.e2 .s7,sih.
wATEAToWA, NA1a.
wA1.arows, Aas*., March 1d:,-pzrr o4r1Lz-R.-
thx hAuas OF Western dealers. PIies shaded trfas
choice. 5000; sstsa. nsst qasAty Ji
4ssot tscond quality. S1*ooaA.aai thisd 9uslty,
3j.a3a.sa.
aasx< AND LAxss-Rseslpts, 1.alo; das&aa ~
, 1875-03-17
TELEURAPHIC MARKET REPORTS,



LIvERrooL March 1911 a. u.-Flour- stsaees "a.
wheat-Ttnssr, d 1d@os ID spring, II 2i8es % ;
white, n 1ld9os ID; club, d sd9sa lod. Corn Sis
ed9 IA ID. Pork, 11s Cd Lard, c2s Cd. Receipts Of
wheat last Tires days, 5000 tu; 1a,ooo bu being
American.
L1vEnpoot, March 1s-s P. m.-pogk. 7aa. ness tn
changed.
LONDON, March 10.-The Mark Lans Erprtss IN lis
weekly review Of the breadsuGs market, asys Ill
counts agres thst tbs young wheat has patasd 4 trials
successfully. Mont European markets show riss In
prices from IL to q.
LONDON, March 1G.-ConsoA, money, 913{9p1; ac-
count, o3la9aA: aas. lo7x; 17s, 1o1k; lo4ot, 1oa;
nav ss, 1a3A New York Central, %; EEss 24qs24A !;
preferred, 80.
Tallow, 49s od. Iinsted oil, rs sd.
pAR1s, March 11.-Rtntes, est 21c.
LtvrhPooI, March 1a,-.Ysrns and fabrics Il Nag.
chester qulet and unchanged.
Dscailatuds sssady. Corn, a3s 9da3is. Pork, ia,
Lard, G3s. Dacou-Long elsar ni!ld1ea, 49s short
clear. Ills; shoulders. 3s4 hams, lous-cut, s2s.
ANTWERP, March 1d.-Petroleun, 30Hf.
, 1875-03-17

Included In the stocks those Of tho obbors. Tho
lA,l !n she hands Of manufAeturers IL not Included.
sgoa per b.l higher though Ii closed loo lower than
sie.:o 1890 brs seller April Il t19.lsalo1o; $40
At sly. .7e91a01; $40 brs see. July as g1.0D39
Total 15 5u0 bril-. Tho market closed tsno at $i50i
iolo caah: +l3.la3lolak for April; and $lo.&o for
81 ior s!eaI sisa's s;s q fsml!y ness si3ses
salca wess 10 isls family msss 1t tls.so. A''
IARn-Was moderately acuvo, and generally weat At
T.s .t1osa sGhsa wha
IN <.toro 10 only shout 70 per cent Of tns
xoro roportad Of 1oo es cssI :. si575 Is .c: choee
:s.; e: :Sfs ED :: e. assi Jas A.
s!ss:a ssss Of 81 's'lss 1pii' aaa
as2fse*srs qaet but strong, s.s.ea mtaa,ss he.
ax s[s;, 1s T. sh
10 previous quotations. ths s,ocks ara smai though
ltsls l'rgeF thin wsa expected by these who have
WATCHED ne h H. so,. ~ s:s.
i1]iss; r, e .x.sasif:s hi: =,
attic. The market closed i Tor green shoulders,
9;*loo for long olear, Inc do short Elbs l0,;c ID
;aes hss 81 s' l. 'na :. g. ; ss a
rs cured, quotod Il for shoaidsss eash or seller
long clSar loAc ca.h sellos March do seller April
10;.e; Dc cslleE May, laHu; abort nbs, l9kc cash
1870; hlast elthr1, caah or ssllcr March. l0jio ;
ao ssller Ami, Ills: 10 seller May, ike. uoxsd
metts 70 higher than Ioose. nacou moa.s quoted at
1:H0lsHc tor hln,s, B,to for shoulders, llEa for
ahurt sibs, anl ieu for thoEt cluasa-all packed,
0HEAsr-Was quiet At T63toc.
nEEF pN0nuCT3-WGts Qnttt and uonlual1y rtl.
ch.ngrd, i Ss25 for tueSa, sj4a for s1r4 mcss and
$1J,U, 4 .1.,N for har.s.
TALLoM--Qnotel Ut Bk08Hc.
, 1875-03-17
REAL ESTATE.

The following instruments wero filed for
record Tuesday, March 1G:
crTr PROPERTY.
Iakr Az, hs'{f II n Of rhlrsy.n.nkh At, af, 3sit1
ISL It, dated Mal ch Observation-Disclosures 5000
West Huron IT, ~ It " Of KsIth vt. II, :ix3s II,
datcl Jan. -. 1,75.... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 70,
aoeo
Jackson 1t, III # " of Michigan ~, Il T. 2i1s0
It, dated Feb. Is s....................... $500
Prairie hv, 1is ILL II OF Twenty.nlnih st, Of,
1sxl7. II, dated March 1G................... 900
North lIoyns stt " cor Of Churchill n, ei,:1d
It. dated siarch 800
aoETN or clTr LfaitTa WITHIN HAplus or NILE
FROM CnVAr.HGusE+
0roro t.rkway, cor nf brook at, " I, f5x1o0
IT, with improvements, dated Dee. II, ls7l.S i, 600
Wentworth ny. III Il north Of Forty-Eoynnth
n. v I. +axlGJ II, with nins Other lots III sa,ns
satdlvi,ton, dated March 1.......,........ o.sSo
VI, 4Sxco It, datei Feb 25....:.:..:.....:. 1,o,s
Lois ~ and N. IN Uowlo's Lot = of McCatrreys
sEse1 Sec. :, 1s, II. dated March l5..... ~
, 1875-03-17

moo pROnuCT3-Werc Active aud excited, both
Ways. Live hogs were in small supply and higher,
whus product was strong iu other markets. Thil
caused further advance early, but |: not nui-
t2iucd tho upward Jump brought Gu. frhs sellers.
Thu impression got wind that tie heavy holder. aolt
largely on Monday, and this made many others AJAX
toua 10 rcalizs tie seers belns chiefly country oper
ators good many buying otdcrs ws1a diied early,
apd afler these d!aposed Of tho market AaKsed
under the weight Of offerings. This applled howsycr
only to the speculative articles meats being stronger
s1ocEs-Tho following arc tbs atocks Of product in
a es:s with comparisons, rsported bg holdors to
t,s Secretary Of lilo Pork-pactsra' Association:
, 1875-03-17

ALcol1oL-Was quoted fFru At 52.?Ca?.1o.
DnooN-CoRS-Was In fair demand and arna. The
orders, ~ usual, principally for tho medium quA!
ltses. Quotatlonl: Cool to extra hutl, l2ai3o !;
brush that Will work itself into choco husl broom,
1l9l2e; fair to eoul d., leSluBc: iutos4or brush,
at@lKc: eruoked, 5hG7he.
DuTTEk-This msrko. continues much depressed
Tho lately reduced prlcca hare cael out Rahty i1-
creased shipping densud but tha general movement
IL a sluggish, and for any:hlng uos strictly choice
holders lind # difficult 10 realize the relatively
low prices now ruling. within week prices have
dropped fully 293c per II. VIC now quota: Choice 10
fancy yellow, c8S13ac medium to gool grades 2o@
?o; inferior 10 COMMON laGs9c inferior TO choice
roll, 11@.ic.
CANNED dooDs-slncs our previous report, fur
ther improvement In TIN demand for this class ef
goods las takcn rlnce. Jht movement IL NOW salts
i.stofs!y ;ct,yC md pT'esa are fm al .round some
The aa2kuu. Ma nunse:
, 1875-03-17


New Yoax, March l1.-FLoun-F1smer; fur de-
u.and; unchanged; receipts, lloyo brla. nya aous
slesdy.
Copx.sIEA1-Etsxdy.
ul1ln-Wleat irregular md unIst.1sd; teeejpts,
q .oou bu; No. spring, $il4al.13 No. :do, tI,4tS
l.3ak No. . ch!cago, tl.!hNai.ts; No. NoEin.
una.aaed Iowa md Minnesota sprlng. 3l.l3ai.2y; !;
wlso1 red Mt.teFu. St.aa3l 2s: AuiGeF Western,
Id s3c uaslsy arnss aud mora sctlss; i. ID. 9S
malt 9lLa. aud nnchanas1. Cosa stezdy and Ia f.k
demand; rsceips. tt.co0 bu; mixed Nesteru, as
SD; yellow DO. 10 asdHo; white d. 83kt9sGc, Oats
quiet ssee,pts as,00o bu; nlxed Wsatstn. G7lG9o
Nhisa do, c8i47uc.
iJAx-uuchanRsd.
QsocEu.ks-Coaas dun. heavy, and nominal
Sugar dull aud heavy fais 10 good ssnaiug. 71Q 10
rEtu.o. 85e. Aosaasea 4nll. Alco steady. -
FErxolx9x-pu1 aud sasler rsnosd, lsK0ItXo; !;
crude, 1kG37Hc+
STRAINED RxsM-31Q5@1l0,
syuIgs Or Tuap1xsnE-Ateady u s3xc,
Eao<-HeaYy; Wes&sKn, Sks531c. = ....
HRot1s1oxs-fuxk nfmsEs nsv meas s2Q 5Q22p. az.
, 1875-03-17

snd shen recovered 1lRt. Ths loading !eaturrs
unlon pac,ac, Northwestern, Pacific Mall, ind VA
Lash. Western Union ldsanctd from 7s4hi;7tie.
Tbs remainder Of the list steady on slight changes,
Among tho Investment shares, Illinois Central waa
strung, and ayanccst from i0i to !o1i. Rloeks
t.n, ut In aoe rascs, higher during ths last honr OF
bustnes1, with slight reaction IN final snles. Union
Pacific vap ttftny AMI advanced 10 4stt. Wtalern
Union vas atan sttnng. L,ks Shore to ia. n
a general thing other changes we're not Important.
TrausA .ions nj tho Block Exchange gated
st,arts Of which coooo wcro Pacific Mail, asctN Vest
c.u Union. 1t,oo1 Sosthwsatesn, 5000 Wabash, and
81, eco Union pacthc.
, 1875-03-17

shout SIS ooo I sufficient tetson fcr lying down.
The q,e4ton 10. What bn2ncaR has man to make
contracts 10 deliver moro titan thrco-,nartcrs Of
million bu Of What II 10 "a not sbs 10 stan res
cont inss that an1ouut7 It ia certainly dosrab!e
&hrt the new rules ball prpvils xolns check to such
s1.ra-aEant trading vhtch Is too n'nch on tho plan
alleAds win. tails you lote,s' 10 tlud favor with
honorable n1c:. ..........
GRAIN N HronE.
Tbs following arc tho foo.tnSs Of ths oflcsl report
o! grain III asore In this city on ths avenin Of Batus
t!aJ last, and ii corresponding t1ara:
, 1875-03-17


---~@ -~@
pre4tSA hoks firm yreatern q M n..t
dau: picEei shoulders. ST. nie. Dss,oess am m..s
prime steam; 1tftat4Ar. A'nai
CukpHr-Unrhsnaeu.
liAc. "s''"a' ~
Waukx-Firnss Sill.
Ctsc1ssA7r. O., Match io.-FLoua-s.s.a,. n,.
as.!s1%hsss .n. ~. 1 fslr aG nrm nd sl.tola Cor,
barley inii and dec c.iusI; Canada, 3l.i3. siaa
Hao.-sit.ayss HH"-sDis%aipsfa; aoaer... demand \, u.
esfss:-4 esfs:s-nsdess;s sas ass1'.nf"d' ss@an.'.
flaAe, ''a
htrain, 1879 bid. ac asked ka.tlc l4Kc. Enlt ,n.
9nsnea hsn H. el9acd 9 e.siet mt lower: shoulder
,ie its'f nseo sS III ssS' s1m 1os says.
WA"Rf-sse*dy; 'noderats demand sl.i2 '*''
. r1ftADELPHIA.
fatLab1LPHiA, ~ Massh le.-FLoun-Flsm ; lesa n4
no M,seoasH anu MlhheEata !sniy. f'.o0as.7s.
foAnsslvan!a Ind4na. and Ohio do, $3.63 juJ: hisS
sfnaata. nna,s8SGss, se.v:Ssso,;; Ian
Wits: s:%!sis,; ~: =: cosn sass Il
~: a. strong; yellow sud na'1ed' ST. o.ts. white u
In'Mssf-MeAtst $!.!a. Iof ffoh.bounta.
1snus.0mMn'hsea.H 1s;t1T.nMM,,,t. M. Hns; crude. 7Ao.
Axtroa aiha .5e H. .., aota e n NJ ofat9ra County
So ~ ~ w nsW. - 9aE Meaetn extsat
III. ~ %txs ~ 1ta2'cs 10 aesohaa, 2laIs; d
i.nrrss-at"siw: evo,,.-, ,c,-,,cv.
fnn. fGIa.ssoy -. Hestetn. ihStal6ssc.
@|''"~4>'"'si Western. sa%ae'
. aEL LOUIS.
Mi Si Lou'a. *n MaIsE la-FL9pn-1iour In good d.
snrino " nr ,,nasa W. 'ae"1at' Qfadea Ok fall ahd
'rGt ~, ~ VIZ WA. t.h.sa' h,s.aa
II sa.h - - MAatF ~. fcu W'ntor, S1,o0a
irhnr = s,s{{' LII ~. .rt,ny, W!9le Cora
NV f,ats ,tc,Iy ~ ,tt N a. ,of u nnt:
,Y mi rxs "ve. a1 4"S1 ~. a. e'AseHs. Das.
" vM4s.! "u .!e E. r.sa.nSgn.
pnnv1atnuu- u-ptrk ~, z ~ 4x .....,..,,..
CASH; xip5lk for Narn. III IA fo~ HI. .'a u IVA
noats ysry f3rm clear ri soiJ fS s"y, ~, ~ al
1bNn hsrs. .n,,tsar. ~. 4un LIZ .'3S ~ Gou@ttli
hiaber. Bacon srnur. iot1S"v .nJ o.;; ~; neld
slouiders nj aifGatIc c,csr TX IL 1,aet iot;
llNt&l!c Iari rnorr. i1Ec r,rnr,1iE In s,saf,
t1raTlftprr "~@ ~ A'A''
MILWAUKEE. March ir'.-rTnun- -u,~-,.
GrArS-Whcat numina,iv stosTr. ~ ie:.,n,
osEc: No, j. p3,:c. Anr} tflsso IL. n1m ia"au5es,
In Iii temand mi arm: NJ j trss.h 'Ss' Is ~
IN atn frnh1,
, 1875-03-17

UHEEHE-FfttEA CT AD4 EQQ1k HIc&tdlnpJY firm.
ps esn T. so forward aess Il
aGsa a 4 ssn e s, sn sss a, = ssR; I r., @
iaSSse 4: 5s*:s ss:ss: '~' as'a 'As's's' aaa
~ *i,So 900; Erto sn4 walnut iii! Hi; i1ek
Valley, $3.50 Indians boek, ilIinoS g
@6.o5. @'''~
1s .aa. m fey e tae
for both light and heavy hogs. Tbs former hold at
s!oSas;lsH 3! ssa and th' '''r at s'sosa'.' saes.
EGGs-Ters 1ruer In eouheouenoa Of +ba cn1,1cr
wcsther which i s!y 10 sheeE feces. The oraFs
IL ;as esssou.e1 It ssS. md
prtee. 70 wo naaint.aed. An advance of per bos
Folosins .rs tbo auoons s Ssn ehanSs 1.s.
hi. Si3fa5S: No DO Stnoai13. NeIu, No t.oGt' Z
IL :so:, ss "a,
N;5,', s'.Tes:so; tt;niiy @a.eSsrol, N.bs, s;sos
sG ase1ss ssa:s 9:ak rss9ass: ssssa
herring; 81 sPitt. III. @ ss.sss:oo e r. si;:5L:o;
ill., :.on Pss sont Gsa
aq1 qaIrs ;S@ des %sp s. H5 s5;s
L xpss .s 81 = sa .uss S 'Ia .sao. ruiz
pFas o6ss !s:s5st'oas ss ras sspsi.!sy sts.y:
iAyrrs. in aiOc: TIrkeh nrnnsa oItoSIE1. ~ srtnsr
pfnne: ] 1ess, laESlSHo; DO. % eoxess fsalss: I'll.
is@sa S.; i!siss s:
sS S d aaas ssXH sHa IL 1sisa asssae:s q
S'tted eh.sr,,s H:GA F,Ipsp. F,1ppesf'es
inouds Terrasona. aNSa,o Naples walnut. iHsitc:
eSss ossaos!s M :.Sst; 13S!1s; 5fsssI.
Tsans.ses rs,u,a. a: 1fras.u ns.nnts
csaIe. ahsES v;,,! xSvTswss: 81: sss.sts
apples sso sso rsther .yres. choict ha,.tna M
, 1875-03-17
NEW YORK oRy.ooops MARKET.

NEx YoxK, Narch l6-Duaiussa moderately ActiYa
With commission houses spd lobhess+ Cotton goods
seady, anl heavy standard and fins brown sscetugs
strong At cutrsnt rates. Brown ducks and dsllls aud
cbsyots mora active In nttt hands. cottonadea ruls
quiet priuta tn fair demsnl and drm In Grit hands,
ntaghsms cls,sy fola up 10 receipts. Wossts drsss
Goods ara doing fairly Woolsus for meas quis
, 1875-03-17
COMMERCIAL.

Ths following were tho receipa and shipments OF
tho leading articles Of rroAueo in this city during the
twenty -four honrs ending at O'Clock On Tuesday
morning. and for tbs corresponding dats ons year
ago:
, 1875-03-17

Total Of alI kinds III. store, e1lt,sss bu These t-
ures show III tucrease during Last week Of 1874
hn Wheat +, s hu cusn. CTS hu oats, aud lectcase
Of 1874 bu rye, 4,ass bu harley. Total increase,
III 25 bu. Iu addition to the abovs there vas &c.,
SO bu wheat aud 9suo7 tu R1oas In ths hArbor,
the fh'no ~ ouo week previously.
new rnes proposed for tho Board of Trade vcso
informally adopted yoateray ~ almost unanimous
vote. only ons important cl.ngo being made. They
will be formally passed upon II another meeting on
Thusday. The new rulea are vast improvement upon
tLs old In ali resptc.o.
, 1875-03-17
A1ao ths following. uithout comparisons:


Withdrawn from stose on Monday for city con.
SUMPTION, Cos tu wheas o11 hu cor 800 hu barley.
Tbs following grain vaA Inspected into atcro on
Tussday 1uo1nug: u crs No. spr!ng wheat 8; cars
No. do, 70 ears No. . do, cas1 rejected do t142
wlo.t); 30 cars high mi1nd corn, 81 cars No. do,
" Cars rejected do. car no gsae do 2t1 corn, III
new); 3 carn wAto otts. cnrs No. = do, car re-
3ected do; No. 2 barley, car No. a do. car
rejected do. TOTAL 1ca carr, 1c& 900 bu. inspected
out. o2a5 bu uhest 1o0,l tu corn, 92a bu barley
The following IL an approx!nuatel statement Of tho
receipts and shipments Of ths Atclos named for The
week ending March 10: ~
, 1875-03-17
ELuIM DAlrY MARKET.

spsetol Rhpatehts TAs chftago TF1buss.
ELaiN, Ill, March 1.-the Attendance on ths Board
was very ama owing to Tho storm to-day, and sales
wess light; ltO boses chesas sod regular Ut ltkslsc;
irregular sales weso repottea Of 6 toxoa cheass a
Gtlfko: Bp9j ~ butter sold ut 3SS tOc, The butter
market u iscntpg, Cheese firm. Total salas, $113a
, 1875-03-17

Iloua.-TEads WIS active and psicea agalu adrsce,
Packers q well ~ shippers honaot freely aud Iii do.
equity fate4 droyet wsFa taken 4lous u gaat ~ M
loaded irom the CATE. Following az aoma of Tie
trAnAactiouas
, 1875-03-17

cATTLE-So very pronounced changes were OBJ
serrabls 10 ibis markell either In tho character of the
aausnd or In prices. Tbs fact that New York and
other EAassrn 1nzrtsts reported lower was
o1sot By tho light Escaapsa knd fair aggregate Of
a.las waa sseonrii'nsd # shout stsad1 Prices Ths
tho average, the larger part Of thu offerings
eonssng ot validated drorss, ava1asing from l167
to 1+0o hs for which sales Wers effected at prIcea
however. quits snough medium and common grades
to meet tho trade requirements 1t tl5o{SA6o for
soCkers aud It for butchars k.ud OF the
1000 atIliery cattle belonging to Norris, wazet CO.
~ head hara already arrived. OF these 2es were
Texans. and 500 WsEs natives. Tbs remainder will
come forward "a fast ~ carr can 10 sbtatnel Thu
market closed quiat and atcady.
, 1875-03-17

70 ,oav v1A.s...:.....t... ...................1
ChoicA Deavts-Fins. fat, well formed 8 year
to6 year cid stesra, Weighing 1,2s0 to
Good Observation-Disclosures, dnely formed
steora, Weighing l.l50 10 | 800 n. ......
Aodium 0rnles-ateess in slE hsah, weigh-
Ing ]. 100 to 1,330 IL. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Dutthsrs' stock-Poor 70 fair stsess, anl
common 70 choIra COWS, for city slaughter,
Weighing 800 10 J 400 ora............s,....
atoek CAttle-common cattle, Weighing co.,
~ 4EVaV l1h.. .sss-.........,..,
Inferios-L!ght and thin cows, heifer1,
ttIg4. bulls. and sealawsB atsots. ...........
Sa1ae-4t12As.s....
, 1875-03-17

tra short tsocks. VT undtrstand thess hAa bean =
pretty general CLEARING out Of American socka In Lon
don recently, Int at some KRt 1owef Fricts than hold
ert anticipated they would hasc tn Aecenl, TosAl
porla sinc4 Hert. !. 1874, l5,A9 ba,es.n
LUNIEll-A f4!r orier bnkness was transacted n
nncsugc rrieca. Tbs icn,and for shingles OH track
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-21
PRESIDENT GRANT AND THE SAILORS.

THE MARINERS ON STRIKE HAVE TALK AT
THE WHITE HoUsE-CABINET MINISTER'S AND
JACK TARs-THE SHIPPING ACT.
the Sesmen's Protective Association met last
evening at Botanic Hall, East Broadway, to listen
to the report OF the committee who visited wash
ington and presented petition to Congress for
the repeal OF the Shipping Commissioners act OF
1872 The hail was very full for fully 250 seamen
strike were IN attendance. Mr. Churchill, who was
received with considerable applause, explained
what had taken place since the las i meeting OF
the society. After referring 10 the facts set
forth In the cOmmittees report he said that
1t was we'll known TACT that no sailor had
ever asked Tor the passage OF the shipping law.
Grant had received the sailors delegation with
great ur0anity, and they Une saiiors) would not
forget It, TIE President promised TO do all IN MS
power to have justice done them, and he was
bound, he said, not to forget his promise.
The secretary OF the Navy, the Delegation
secretary OF the Treasury was also tne side OF
the sailors, VINO, IN time OF or peace made i'm
portant contributions to the greatness and pros
perity OF the Republic. Mr.. Churchill declared
tnat 'shangn alngn was carried on under the pres
eDt federal Shipping law, and that IL was q mon
strOus caumny 10 allege that boarding masters
were Implicated In sucn neiariOus transacuO
Mr.. William H. Mcclellan preIaced the reading
OF the report OF the Washington committee oy
some remarks condennatory OF tie operations or
embodied acts that may be briefly stated as iol-
lows The committee proceeded 60 Philadelphia,
where they were joined by another delegation
from that port, and ny others at Baltimore, Hav-
march, with banners. to the White House. where
the President was presented with their memorial,
to be laid before Congress, asking for the entire
repeal Of the shipping act.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-21
BROOKLYN.

nre was discovered kindled beneath the stairs
OF the residence Of August Nelson, No. Is Columbia
place, on TUESDAY night. The incendisry has not
been detected.
inc Board OF Supervisors Committee on Ar.
mortes yesterday agreed to make certain altera-
tons in the Thirteenth regiment armery, now tn
course OF construction.
James Demond, seventy years old. was found
lying nsensiole and badly frostbittea on the East
New YORK road yesterday, and was removed to toe
Twelfth precinct station house.
Rudolph Kessler, the alleged embezzler Of So 900
worth OF bonds, was arraigned in the Court OF
Sessions yesterday, before Judge Moore His
trial was set down Tor Monday next.
John Bedel, young man, was committed to
jail yesterday BY Justice Rely, on suspicion or
being one OF the gang who robbed the money
drawer of the crosstown Car on Monday last.
Charles Sem, bookkeeper in the employ Of Sem
d Co., tailors, No. SO Court street, was arrested
yesterday on complaint OF F. S. Otto, one OF the
nrm, on charge q emoezzlng the sum Of S4O7 from
him. The complainant decided not to press the
charge II the acchsed would leave Brooklyn.
William Kane, hity-seven years Of age who re-
sided at No. u Carltoa avenue, was arrested IN
Myrtle avenue on Tuesday night on charge of in
toxlcation. He was locked up In the cells OF tho
Washington street police station house, and died
there during the night. HIS body was found at
hatpast nine O'Clock yesterday morning by the
dOOrman. The remains were taken to the Morgue
and Coroner Simms was notified.
Frederick Kisaentor was arrested yesterday on
charge OF having feloniously assaulted Michael
Franks on the 18th inst. BY striking him on the
head with lager beer glass and tracturlng his
saloon on M0nteitn street. The doctors in attend
ance on the injured man are Oh opinion that his
wounds Will result fatally. Coroner Simms was
notified to take the ante-mortem statement OF
Franks.