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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-10-14

Reports fron the cities show hat
kasiaesa IN many branches Of uade 4
Saite active and couadebce il return.
ing People are iboliued y larchase
rather sp.ingly aud only what the,
can pay tor which Is much safer ulau
the rush for speculation with liule re
gard to the 6aai issuc which character
iEes seAsons 81 the greatest prosperity
The fact 10 business men need 20 b.
brought up with suddel turn ocea
sioaAlly OF they would get on 50 much
speed ~ 10 involve 81 10 one common
ruin. II is the rule now TO 20 slaN
ssd a ret,y good rule 20
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-10-14

On Saturday Judge Lawrence Of
the supreme court granted an order OF
arrest against the members OF the firm
OF Duncan, Sherman Il Co., at the
sui, Of W. H.. f. W. and Charles @
Roebling. and the members were bailed
10 5000. The Tribuoo says the
transfer OF the banking house property
corner Of Nassau aud Pine Streets,
and Of the Lyceum Theatre in Four.
teenth Street, has caused the greatest
indignation among the creditors, and
this act supplemented by proposition
which has been rejected has inspired a
determination among many Of them 10
take decisive measures TO protect their
rights. The first step OF importance
will he An effort to set back the deed
Of property TO Alexander Duncan. 1hi.
deed. il will be remembered, was al
legged to have been in possession u a
clerk Of the firm until the day OF failure
when il Was filed
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-10-14

In the Tweed suit "Wednesday the
supreme court, general term. rendered
decision. Judges Davis and Brady
giving opinion confirming Judge Bar
rett's order. 10 chamber, denying the
motion 10 vacate the order Of arrest OF
the 60, 900, 000 suit against William NJ
Tweed. or to reduce the 100000
bail. Another decision was given
through Judge Davis, reversing Judge
Dohohue's order, from which the PEG.
pie appealed, requiring the bill Of par
ticulArs aa u the fraudulent bills and
vouchers complained Of by the people
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-10-14
the MARKETS.

tA tlsNAANr
Brrrfa TUESDAY tho market VAS duh, ,r'y
little offering. We qsoto; Common to fstr $50
42a, fali q good z2of25e, cho % 2st33oc, .elec.
uons altt }ao Rill ,dge a.e.
CurtsE rue,s haye been ven su,taiped The
past week, qn1t,n1as afe lgBa Il Tor factory
tspcy, a8d p. NJ aud Nc fot god - msdiun
TROY
PorArJrs Tho market il well supplied aud
prices very low The ~ css paid for shipment
aro zoe per barrel Ilr Peerless sud T. srIy Ros,
sui from 81 10 II 25ftr achuiows
nHJnufuS,
All Inc markets report trade du last week asd
Prices lower IL sh ep the bulk 4 salcs Gid n5t
rAc ed &C. 4 n Tbs mtrkot ! il wo,t is ~
-iderd lhe hardest Of ID season, geese 81 psi
head, chickens aud turkeys lGlc per p5nhd
fowls l2bc
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-10-14
GooDELL W A1Krt,s EsTAq


n'ao % 'sfp ont, Manchester District
~ FIopae Y art held at Maucht ater VII
s s tar saiu ur fiet Of Manchester on The
u"b ~ ~ ~ Dor. A. D 1875
is , .ion. H. Is. Burton, Judge.
~ iuS' snment, purportlpg 10 be the lAsl
anu 70 ament of 0oOdell walker, ate II y
~ seH district, deceased, being prssented
n' executor therein name for ~ bate,
=" tered by said court, that ali persons oonc'
Cd therein be notified 10 appear al sect
I thefercof to be held ut the Probate Ofiic'
I Manchester, Ia said district, on the nth dA
4 October a. u. 1875 at 10 o'clock ~ the fofen
and shOw cause If any they have, Ageinst
! probate Of eaid viii iof which purpose IL 10
1 thef ordered, that this order be- published III
weeKs suoes styelY 10 the Mtncbsaor JONAS
a newspaper printed a. Manchester, ia this q
! previous 10 SAID time 0i hearing.
A true record,
Attest, LOyELAkD MUNsON, Regis
! trns copy VI record
Attest, L0yEIASD MUKsos,. Regis
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-10-14

Immediately after the recent speech
Of Carl Sohurz on the currency, 10
Ohio. Wendell Phillips wrote letter
10 the legal tender club Of New York
replying 10 Mr.. schurzs speech Mr
sehurz now publishes an answer &
Mr.. Philips, 10 which be takes up tbs
four Arguments severally, and rebuff
them. Dir Sohurz handles Mr. Phillip,
Ia csustic way that drives him to BIZ
pen again on the double quick Mr
Phillips publishing a reply TO Mr.
schur1 in the New York Sunday pa
pefs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-10-14
CYNTHIA ANN Mex EEs EST.

State OF Vermont. Manchester District,
Al Il Probate Court held Al Manchester viii
and Tor said Disunot on the llth day ot SOD
A. y. 1875.
Present, Hon. ". Il. Burton, Judge
Au Instrument pnrp0rtiug 10 be the last u
aud testament Of Cynthia AbD Mckee, late
Arlington, 10 said district, deceased. being n
scented by the Executor therein named.
Probate, II il ordered by said court tbAt AL N
sons concerned therein be- notified 10 appear
session thereof, 90 be held st the P,oud
Office IN Manchester, 10 said d strict on 4
9th day OF October, a. .. 1870, 1t 10 O'Clock
the forenoon, aud shos cause, II any they bAi
against the probate Of id vii, for which VI
pose It IL further ordered. that this oidsf
published three weeks excessively 10 the
chester JOURNAL, newspaper printed - AL
chester ~ this state, previous 10 ssif am
hearing,
A true recora,
Attest, LOyRLAND MUH' .,oN Hseis,
A true copy of record,
Attest, LoVELAND y UNISON, Resi,i
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-10-14

NJ. hmith. commissioner q iudiaa
ssasfs. hss been Engaged ior ssscrsI
days ia packing biz eGects and BE- has
Eow Eens 10 New York. noi u fetaH
sesin - the head Of The Iudisa barcaa
he tollows the sKaDple q his associ
ues. Mr. DclAne and Walter II smith
tie solicitor. and reiircs ifon Uliies
before The assembling 81 caugrrss
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-10-14

lee n~s Psstsl cards are telng -
sssa AZ TIE rate q .go go psr Day
NE axErsgsss hambef 81 ne fui
eight Says 81 Issue Being ills5 gH8
he separtmeal i ia daily receipt Z
complimentary sotices q the qaAlisy
e. las easds
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-10-14
OHIO ELECTION.
HAYES ELECTED BY TEN
THOUSAND MAJORITY.
Iowa Republican BY $4,000
Majority

Dispatches 10 70 II o'clock Tuesday
bigat sbaw large Eepublican gains.
u i estimated lbat they III carry the
iaia by 10 600 majouty. Tbs Demo.
crate c0ucsic Republican victory
Iowa has gore Republican by
a. Increased majority Nebraska
shyps Republican gain as isr a.
beard irom,
10 tbe city election 10 Newark, \
J the pepablieaus have made gain
So s 500 sweeping everything
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-10-14

know Vermont would not object
20 hear how the business outlook IL
here, and therefore explain. sup
pose most Of You think it is a great
deal more brisk here than il is east, but
from what have heard and read trow
not Indeed ! would be glad to write
that ii is lively here. but / would
have TO Gse deception to say so. We
are eagerly waiting for next spring to
reach as then, / think, the business
prospect will be better all over the
country Aoney il scarce, and fear
il would be as much, and perhaps more
so, Il we had more paper currency
Everything ~ going down below par;
ir instance, the best sheetings here
are selling a. siK cents per yard, a
thing never known before, not even be.
fore tie war OF course business has
revived some within the last two
months because the farmers produce
Is being brought TO market. and we
depcud upon them altogether for en-
cpursgihg our business ioF without the
farmer We ooald do polbing. The 50.
pie crop will be about oDe-third the
average potatoes have turned out TO
be a good yield. bat we have had too
much rain tn past sumner and a good
many iamers ind them rotten. Alto.
ge,her the crops have turaed out quite
well.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-10-14
DENIs OoNhoY's ESTATE.

srsfE oF YEaAosr. Msneh slor District
In Probate CDurt held Al Manchester vi
aud f0r said disttiet, on the 18th GAs u ~
4. d. 1915.
Present. Hon. = IS Burton, Judge.
Al Instrument, pufpartlpR u be- The last
and Testament ~ Dents C9uroY. late OF Agil
ton, In sad distriet, deceased, being pfosfn
by the Executor theron named, Tor prob
II II ordered by tsid c0uri that al persons q
cerued therein b. notified 10 appear ~ ssHs
thereof, Ia be held al this Probate Oaes 10 u
chester. IN eHid district, 90 the nth dA
October, 4. % 1875, Al 10 o'clock IN the loren
aud show cause, II any they have Ggklnst
probate u said viii; Tor which purpose Il
further ordered tnat this order b. pablisl
tnres weeks sueeessively 10 the hahches
JovAsAL, eNspspef pfiBied st MaDcbsstsF
th4 state, previous 10 said tms u hearing.
A tTus record,
Attest, L0YELAND MI SsDS. Bsgistsi
4 true copy ~ record,
Allesi, L0fRLAsD siUNs0s, Rsgistsi
XJ3N
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-10-14

and now who i 70 he elected ! We
.uppoee TIE seceud aay 81 Novsnecf
all tell. As that j. the day u eieetiou.
The ticket i shade ap ct member Of
assembly. county treasurer. school
comulSsiobcr. superintendent Of the
pooF and soroBef We hope . see
tbs ubole Republican ticket elected,
aod there is Bo doubt thai Il will he.
The IL a strong Republican eouuty,
bat, a. things will have ii, il goes
Democratic fof some mch once IN .
great while The Repab'iean organ
81 this County, The Orleans 1mer,oaa,
says il must and viii ~ Republican.
oCA SCHOOLS.
A few words about our schools r
They opened with ie yer scholars than
usual. People here seem 20 have a
desire TO send their children away 10
school. Sometimes il is best for the
scholars. bot il j. not patroniEing home
institutions. The Female Seminary
here which, at one time, had from 100
10 200 scholars has entirely closed A
few years ago this place had scholars
both from the west aud east. but it has
changed greatly in that respect.
oua BEsuuFrL ctEErERY
think have never written any
thing about our beautiful city Of tbs
dead, called Mount Albion How
could have neglected itl II is stu
ated two miles east Of the village on
high bill On the highest poiut Of thu
/ bin stands soldiers monument. Thu
monument is IS feet high; inside Of ]
are winding stairs, and from its toI
in a clear day can be seen Lake Onta
rio aud Canada. This is iayorite re
sort for our citizens, especially o.
Sundays. A stranger cannot step int
this place without being invited to sc
Mount Albion. A great deal OF wor
has been done to keep this magniiicen
place in order Trees are scattered a
over it, and
oHov sweet to lie calmly meath vide spresdin
trees,
With blue changing shy overhead;
whil flowers c1hale their sweet breath on II
That signs through the beautiful home Of II
dead
In speaking OF the beautiful monu
ments that adorn it, / shall have
commend the Dorset quarries in fu
nishing so excellent marble, and ais
our marble factory here in turning OF
such excellent work. The proprietor
under the firm name Of Field Il Diem
turn out some Of the best work foun
anywhere. OF course the readers
the JouRNAL are intimate with the fir
name of the firm. n. 5 Field. h
was once Vermonter, and is now Il
Supervisor of this town. Being III
, scholar, acute and deep, any one
conversation with him will fall friend
with him Immediately. No dapperis
t there. Only a few days ago | sa
J him on the principal business sire
r with half-peck measure tucked und'
, his arm.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-10-14

Tie bank Of California remained open
saturday until one p. M, an hour later
than usual on Saturday. During the
three hours Of business the amount Of de-
posts received exceeded checks paid out
b. about $4,000. Confidence seems to
be completely reestsblishrd.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-10-14
ouR wrsrsR> WV YORK LETTER

UIN N ENIhHN WV YORK LETTER..
ALBION, \ y, Oct. IL, 1875.
Dear journal,
Looking back at the files Of the
JouRNAt, find my last letter dated
December Is, 1874. aud for some time
have been thinking that another let.
ter from Western New York would not
prove uninterestlng TO your readers,
and seize my pen TO let my observa.
tons flow ont in bit OF correspon.
dence.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-10-14

Benlsmin Franklin, as postmaster gen.
eral, established = pos' office ii falmouth,
Ne. 90 October 5, 1873, aud be ccnten-
isl Of the act was observed quietly at Fal-
moth on Tuesday. TIE or,KinN CON-
suission, sigBed BY Franklin, ls stil In sx.
skfeuee
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-10-14
(,OMMIsslONERs NOTICE.

We. tho Hnhsenbefs being agpotbted
the Hon. tle Probate Court for The blHtrid
Manchester, COWmissiOners ~ receive, erHnl
khd 6dinHl tue glslfas AID demands ~ All psf~
agaius. the Estate 81
Hstsoy Bishop, late u Arlington.
10 said District deceased. and Aiso all eisims
demands eshildlta IN ofset tHefNtp. sud
months from The LET dag % Det9bef, 1873. ID
Aliossd b. The aid Cont for thst purpose.
81. therefore, hereby giyr no5es, thai se
attend ~ tins bBaibtss II our sppsAuimen
The aRshisg h0ase u Hsrmeb canhsif
AfiiGgt9a, % the lot day y October, \
from one aatll i9af uti1ak ,. ~. on sAid Gal
Dated st Arlington. tils let day ~ 0ot0l
4. b ls7s. 4. ~. CAhfikLD.t -,
hlsN H. f. HARD,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-10-14

collision between armed whites
and blacks occurred last week at
Fnar's Point, Miss A few were killed
and wounded The particulars 10 re.
gard to where the blame should rest
have not been received.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-10-14
OUR CLASS OF PEOPLE.

Our village, as all others, contains a
mixed class of people ; but the most Of
them have money, pleasant homes, and
are settled down for life If the people
of this village had desire to make
this place city, they could do il
within few years that is by invest
ing their money and putting some
large manufactures here. This is as
good point as any in Western New
York, and the village readily takes the
strangers eye as being first-cldss
place in which to locate, and, accord
ing to my estimation, it ranks second
to none But the people don't care to
risk their money. There is a great
deal of wealth here. and, | may add, a
great many penurious men.
OUR LOCAL NEWSPAPER
Before closing my letter | wish to
speak Of our enterprising local news
paper here, which is edited by two
young gentlemen (brotbers) who pub
lish one of the best local newspapers
in the State, 1t holds the name Of
the Orleans Republican and has been
running ever since 1924. 1t is Demo
cratic, but beyond tba, is taken princi
palIy for the local news. They have
large circulation and a good adver
Using patronage.
/ thought TO bring my letter TO a
close at the end Of this paragraph, but
looking at the last number Of the
JoURSAL, ! must speak
GOOD VOID ron TaE JOURNAL.
There is no local newspaper that
presents so fine an appearance as the
JouRSAL, for its size aud price Sew
eral copies of it are taken here. !
have noticed OF late the enlargement
of its columns aud the displayed al
refreshments in new type One thing
| wish TO praise the JoUaSAL highly
for, and that is Of having correspond
ence from each OF its surrounding
towns. am always ready TO trace
dawn its cotumns and took nndpY the
small-cap head Of DORSET. Our news.
papers here don't follow that practice,
but it helps paper in every way. and
| hope the JouESaL will always con.
tinue 50. aud with my best wishes to
I, and It's many readers. | remain a
true friend 10 all Vermonters
use.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-10-14

Politics is the principal question
nowadays. TIE Republicans and
Democrats have each made their ticket
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-10-14
-lOMMIsSlONERs, NOrICE.
EOWLER ". HOYT'S ESTATl

FOWLER w. HOYTS ESTATE
= state OF Vernon. Manchester district. 4
In Probate Court held At Manchester witlI
aud for said District on the 20,h day Of Ne
A. ID. 1870.
Present, Hon r., u. Burton. Judge.
An instrument, purpeIting 10 be the last VI
aud testament OF Fowler " ,Hoyt late ~ Manchd
ter, said district, deed, being presented 10y Il
Executor therein named, tor Probate, Il
ordered by said Court, that all persons oonc,r
ed therein he notified 10 appear 81 4 sens
thereof, 10 be held at the Probate Office M Nd
chester IN said district, on the 27th day 81 Cd
A. u, 1875, at 10 o'clock, ~ the foFonud
and show cause, II any tb'y have, against Il
probate Of said viii, for which pafpose NJ
further ordered, that this order be publish
three weeks successiyely 10 the Manehost
JOURNAL newspaper printed at Manchester
this state, prev. as 20 said time Of hearing
A true record,
Attest, LOYELAND MUNsoN, Rogistcr
A true copy Of record,
Attest, LOYELANp MUhS0N RegisterI
3nI a
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-10-14

rHUEspAY ocToafa "a $50
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-10-14
Deaths.

nst :. g. SAL fasie, Nan staiH.sa ksH al
- q eaHsf g zsaa4. sSed = -. 3 r1asls =
snd d aa5s
81 4 ia Fssra aat 81 ssa Hfs q : 4,
= tss.s \ 10 hesa ffH sfly = thiarss, Mass
81 szsts.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-10-14

FOR SALE 10 GOO feet of Ne /
l,us u.ssfls a. H.sskmsts fsri 8esf the D..
pat ~ , K0NN.
The New York herald., 1875-12-28
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON Dec 27 1875.
Cotton steady middling 12Sc. low middling. l2l&c;
9qs 300 o'2s EasGy. % z .a S' 1sGsp ,o 9s bales Ss
Sales. l.722 Stock, s5,l7S.
Cotton irregular demand good middlng I2c low mid
SShs Snss cross sess sas 9 oc Se m 5eesp s97
MOBILE Dec. ~, 1878.
oS Cotton weak amid @ddpg , 2%s low @ddRes & sc
Exports coastwse, eoo. sales, 200 stock 70 l65.
CHARLESTON. Dec ~. 1875
ding anG good u ordnsly & s Ss @a ss
bales Exports TO Great Britain, ISL coAstwise 1924
WILMINGTON N. O., Dec 81.
Spirits Of turpentne firm 34c Rosn arm 81 Az for
s''"'uOu i"s s'eauy ~ ~ oo' o.vrco n.o 81 rs-,
Milwaukee Club 81 3s extra white Michigan held al 81 S.
81 o dC' bssy Bay 81 IT, 10 sa Il 81
SS25 All 70 Corn meal $50 Tor eoted and $29 for gneolted
dlings, $25 81.
Stocks in store and saoat Wheat, I,7l3,sls bushels;
corn e6 $50 do oats e s2s do barley III III Do rye
692 do Receips-FIour is 400 bba wheat So 900 bush
ys g556 aS bS Wheat $3.50
e0n 'PoG o dq 40. os NS oSrey
aud entirely nominal Corn dull sales five cars new At 5sc
track At SIC Rys Baey light demsnd no saes 0s
reported Pork duh at $40 y for heavy Lard duh at
TOLEDO Dec 81. 1875.
Mcea a January RGsi s 5aFs "aS
no No amber n% d MshgaR Kan, 81 CO.. No. red " 2 Esected
grade new 4c oats dull No and Michigan Soc Clover
hogs, s. rs, with moderate demand. Receipts-wheat,
1900 bushels corn, 1000; oats, 1000 Shipments
Flour 500 bbls wheat. $1,000 bushels
CHICAGO Dec 81 1875.
Flour dull to choice Western shipping extras
81 81 so; Minnesota s. 80 So medium choice winter
81 70 ST so Weat in fair demand but lower No.
spring 81 Q3a 81 o3$ No do, soc spot; ao4c Janu
AIRY, 965sc February No. do 761ac; rejected, 63tc.
64c Minnesota spring. Csc 81 15 Corn unsettled
generally higher; No 2, 4Sc spot, 4Sc December. 43
bid January 42 4Sc February. Oats quiet but steady;
No soc spot So1Sc January Rye dull; shade lower,
67c. $50 Barley easier Sic. 81 1c spot soc Janu-
Dressed hogs inactive and lower; packing, 81 so
81 co. shipping 81 10 Pork Irregular but in the main
lower; opened active but closed dull $40 spot $40 25
$40 27 February $40 80 March Lard in fair demand and
lower at 2 l2 $l2 10 spot Sl2 30 $2 32is February.
Bulk easier but in good demand sales in salt
10 IS days 7c for shoulders iOc and 1o for
rib sides and lOc for short clear middles
key dull and lower 81 os 900 bbls flour,
$1,000 bushels wheat 1900 do corn, 10000 do. oats
2.6oo do rye, 1900 do barley Shipments-130oO bblx
-four 1900 bushels wheat 81 900 do corn 2400o do oats
1900 do. rye. 1900 do. barley.
The New York herald., 1875-12-28
BANKRUPTCY BUSINESS.

Clark RUSSELL importers, at No 414 Broadway,
have gone into bankruptcy. Their liabilities
upwards Of S75,000 while their assets placed at
$4,000, OF which So, 500 consists OF stock. The firm
were extensively engaged in the importation of mh.
merry goods and tho principal creditors in England
The following the largest creditors cantor Il
Phillips, England, $40 4S2 Frederick Browett, Eng
land, S. 7so; Coventry 4 Warwelsline Banking Com.
pany, 81, $50; Cornell Lyell Webster ST. oo0 Thomas
Candy Co., 81, 500; Strange Brother 81, 1858; A.
W. Thomas, 81, 1853; slberman 4 Heineham, ST. 444 /,
wilmerding Hoguet & Co., $l1s5. Henry Wilder Al
len register in bankruptcy, No. l52 Broadway, has
been assigned to take charge OF the proceedings.
Messrs. Huntoon Il Storer, who kept the restaurant
and bar on the steamer Plymouth Rock during the
past summer, have been thrown into bankruptcy on
the petition OF George s. Storer There nearly 200
creditors among the largest being Jarrett Palmer
81 000 p. W. Lawrie 81, l,230; w. H. Jackson, $142s.
William p. Bovine Co, hay dealers No. A Wooster
and No. $50 West street. have gone into bank
ruptcy their liabilities being about SIC GOO The prin-
clpal creditors are T. Wheeler, $1,000; T. n Van Tas-
sell So $50; 4. s. Meen, s., 900.
The creditors OF Maurice Werner, hats No. GAL Broad
way, met yesterday, before Register Ketcnum, at
No. I29 Fulton street. Only seven creditors proved
their claims, the largest being follows David A.
Sahlein ST. 500 20; Drcyfus, Kohn Co.. 81. $50 IL ;
Kiefer & Co. 81, 194 "a Tho liabilities amount TO
about $4,000, and there are no assets John H. Patt
of No 40 Wall street, was chosen assignee.
The only assignment made yesterday is that OF
Mcssrs Cpperly Collins hatters of No. 450 Broad
way ~ Robert B. Gardner.
The New York herald., 1875-12-28
NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY 28 l875-RIPLE sHEET

srEARIsE quiet quoted At I3isc 4 1879 for prime
city and lJc. a l3Tc for prime Western.
TALL0w duh. 100 hhds. prime city sold AZ Zoe
Ordinary was quoted at 01ae. 91lc primo al 9Ac.
eye, ana choice at Toe.
WnIsKFY-Receipts-l35 bbls alcohol 286 bbs whiskey
and 5S4 bbls. highwncs. Tho market shade lower
but steady al the decline 200 bbls hghwnes sold
fRkcHTs-General market quiet, With steamer &C.
commodaton steady aud charterng tonnage easy Tie
gagements were:fo Liverpool by steam 500 bales
at l332d 10d per h. provisions quoted per ton,
and grain lOlsd. lid. per bushel; talow at sos TO
London per sail 900 bbls hour At 80 The charters
braeed Norwegian bark henGs 20 Cork for orders With
~ quarters gra,e A. = % third IN bag an Austrian
bark hehs3 - with $500 do; ~ sane 'sss' N"t
wegsan ~ * hence to Liverpool or LONDON - -,,p Bills
rrlned petroleum Al 5s 50 one hence y Ion.
TO cork Tor 5lsrs sh $500 quarters grain a. = a..
onethTd in bags; Rn American D&rK. WI tons 20 ar.
riye from Norfolk 70 Liverpool with cotton a $500.
schooner 80 tons reported thence for port with
cotton at 81 25 and steyedore and compreng charges PAID
free OF consignment Of 500 tons thence do with 90
ut fl 100 and other the previous bark
charges paid consi gnment commsson schooner with
salt from Cadz 20 Boston AZ lOc per bushel oi l52
tons from Pensacola New York with lumber at 81 30
1000 from Cape Ann do al 81 20 four with
ice 90 staten Island from Poers Head At soc per
257 tons, from Woods Hole Richmond with AZ -
per ton thence Pensacoa, with do 80 ton
one from Weymouth Baltimore, with do. AZ 21c
one with coal 10 Portsmouth, from eorgetown S3 per
ton one from Boston Mayaguez r. with shocks ~ Soc
thence 10 Windward Islands, only 81 100, one
thence to north side Cuba Al 81 800, gold