davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-12-13
urNIATuRE ALMANAC.

SIM rl,es - 7;lU sun 49,. 1888 Moon rlses-. 6:23
WATER THIS pAY-A. n
Sandy Hook 5S5 Oys island 6.l2 Hell q. Ferry. Sol
Watch nAY-P. N.
Sandy Hook $3.50 Cows Island 63i Hell q. ForTy.- 1913
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-12-13
WHTTE STAR LINE.
Mlsrellancous

CANCER.-New Treatise-How cured, without
Skuife poisonous minerals. DrSoddarlS w l4thsLSl
ENVELOPES addressed to reach any line OK
h uaiein Us. 81 90 per Loco O. BOX Tribune 0h-s
tStammering Inst-Dr. White, AT 4th-aye.-
- Best No pay until cured Send Tor Circular
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-12-13
@nropsa an advertisements.

CHALLENGE N GEOMETRY.-TO The
" ATIIEMArICIANs OF EUROPE AM A5lBhlc.AAs.
Having publish in City OF Montreal Canada and ~ s
City Of London, England, GeometrieSl Trease sr A.
aThe Circle Straight Line" IN which claim 70 b1les
monstTated ia accordance with systea Of reasoning ~
Down by Icd in the Elements Of Geometry the ratio o ~
Circle 10 the square whereas clam 20 have also
siraed In accordance with the rnes OF Ge0net uSt ~
10 at the present time alleged 10 DO aud commonly -
by Mathemat the reto o. the circle 10 -
square, is not the true ratio 10" PaNhcr Hr ~ "a
S1uaFe 10 be that OF ten TO ninel And hereby eas
rn W. the Of each and country u Ee
an America prOiessedy belonging 20 The domain OF scs
10 oxanue and disproye they can my puDiished
lions And give that no Mathematician Be ahlo
disrove my by reasoning accordance We
The strict Euchd, within two months nom inc ~
LEGATION country Vi this Challenge saal mSss
upon my right, by the Rules Of Mathematics TO hsye -
ratio prove y publicly Acknowledged
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 'S''0''''' " w JOIN HARRIS
Klburn square, LOndoa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-12-13

Crocker for yndcatcr Rogers for Prcyiienss
"a 3sd n 10, Steamship Rattlesnake, for Boston.
ffcr Lasest Ship heics see FIN Pagel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-12-13

GENERAL SRssJONs-PART I-SUrHRRI.tND, J.-Charies r.
Rec m forgery Charles Fletcher robbery James White,
burglary Dennis Donovan, elOuOus assault and battery
John Murray, James II. Mulin Johanna warner Minnie
Sheridan, Lena Smith, grand larceny.
PART iT-(IItpRRsIEEVE flames J. Foley robbery
William NaryrAG fuiOmOns assault aud battery Edward
Hayss, David McKav John Qkcoio, Patrick lynn, John
Costello burglary; Kelly, James MOrTfssey grand
larceny john Donnaly, Chares Haggery, assault and
battery William WHINE, mlAnemeaneT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-12-13
7 I.-SEDGwIcK. J.

I.-SEDGwIcK. J.
652. Knapp agt. Roche.
1872. Costello agt. Archer.
397. Jones agt. Plummer
and or.
3l3. .WhOmingtOn agt. Forty.
second and Grand-st.
Il. X. IL. Co
4Ol Ludlow agt. SpOiford.
fO9. Pollock agt Cont. Life
ins. Co.
AL. ReSsner agt. Muir and
or.
423. .Gabler agt Lubusher.
434. Robertson, &c, agt.
Mario aud or.
444. Wright agt. Fay.
400. Earle agt. Fink and or.
45a.. Van H0uten agi-Irav1s.
ZIG. Leonard agt. Wilde.
4G3. .Weisenbeck agt. Brook
Ism Lits Ina. Co.
486. Schmidt agi. LeStiiam.
4S7. Morris agt. The Mayor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-12-13
xLIVa CONGREsS-2d SESSION.

REGULAR REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS.
THE JOINT RULES QUESTION DEBATED IN THE
HoUsE-MR. RANDALL's OPINIONS RAPID PROG
gRss IN THE SENATE WITH THR EDhUNDs
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AFFAIRS,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-12-13
lamar INDIEN GRTLLON

universally prescribed b. the FacutyA a1atV ha sa
e1ectual cure OF constipation. headache, ehe nOaOs
&c lamar unlike pills and the asraI pnrRayos W RIL
produces irritation Prep2red " NOD
LON, % Eambutoau, Paris Depot CASH ella w
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-12-13

- RntA@@AfRas
1885. The Excelsior Pet. Co.
agt. Fowler. &c.
278. Reck sgt. The Phenix
Fire Ins. Co.
1919. .BOgatzki agt. BogatzhL
Az. .Mct'omb AIT. Jones.
2Os0. Mcknight, &C. agt
DeYiin ct al
500. The Louisiana Nat.
Bank act. Schnehardt.
4043. .O'ConpOF agf. Iighe.
3S49. .Leckey OF al agt The
Mayor, &c.
1887. .Plummer and an0. agt.
Beldeu ct al.
1909. Moody and ano. ast'
1881 Hamilton agt. Greene.
| 25BS. Thompson agt. the
Mayor, &C.
1897. Norton agt. Buclty ct
'fAL TERM-SASPoRD, J.
I IL. Handle art. Bfomer et
al.
%. Doyle ct al. agt. Lord,
lr. -
q. .welds, &c. agt. Wilson
et al
81. Armstrong agt Noll ct
AZ.
40. Fowler agt. Butterfly.
80. agt. -.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-10
CONGR ESS.

The following proceedings of Congress yes
terdsy are additional to those published 10 the
Gazette of that day:
10 the Senate resolution was offered for an
investigation as to whether patents for lands
have not been Improperly issued to the South
eru Pacific Railroad. Mr.. Gordon introduced
resolution instructing the Committee on FL
nance to ascertai1 what are the defects of the
present system of collecting the Internal reve.
nue. and what legislation is necessary to remedy
them. Mr.. Gordon spoke 10 favor of.the RESP
utiou. The debate was further continued by
Messrs. Morton, Withers and Eimunds, but
DO action was taken.
10 the House of Representatives Mr.. Cox
offered resoutiod nstructing the Com uittee
on Foreign Affairs to inquire into the case of E.
ON Condor, an American citizen undergoing
penal servitude 10 E1glsnd, and report whether
his case comes within the law for the protec
ton OF naturalized citiz-ns. A bill to regulate
the compensation for Postmasters was made
the order for THURSDAY next. II provides that
the compensation shall not exceed $4,000, ex-
cept at New York. where it shall be $4,000.
Mr.. Lamar made personal explanation in re.
gard to the addition Of note to bis speech with
regard to the liability Of Marsh being indicted
from bis Own testimony. The House went luto
committee 90 the Hawaiian treaty, but with
out action the committee rose. Mr.. Lewis, of
Alabama, presented resolution charging
Charles Hays Of Alabama, member of the
last Congress, with receiving $4,000 for nomi
mating Gay Roosevelt Beardsley as candidate
for West Point, when Beardsley was not
resident of his district, and had not been for four
years Referred 10 the Judiciary COMMITTEE.
Mr.. Tucker, of Virginia, submitted rcsolu
tions giving the House primary and exclusive
jurisdiction of Impeachment, and that criminal
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-10
LEGISLATIVE.

10 the Virginia Senate, yesterday, the i'm
migration bill was laid on the table, amend
mepts to the dog law were proposed, and the
tobacco inspection bill repeating the seth sec
ton of the existing law was debated ADD laid
over until to day.
10 the House Of Delegates the Senate bill
allowing the R. L. |. Blues to change their
uniform was read aud referred an adverse re
port was returned on the bill amending the
Code in relation to the appointment Of CLERK
and assistant keepers of the Penitentiary, and
the House joint resolutions 10 relation to West
Virginia and the public debt were ordered to
be printed.
A bill appropriatiug twelve huudred dollars
for new heating apparatus and for venti.
atlng the Hall of the House of Delegates, was
passed; also the following bills: 10 relation to
process of presentmcnt, Indictment, or infor-
nation; to incorporate the town of franklin,
Southam ptoD county; providing charter for
the town Of Manchester; for the relief Of the
sheriff of Charles City county; amending the
Code 10 relation to the University; incorpo-
rating the Ladies' Memorial Association of
Westmorelaud county; prescribing the num-
Der of votes to which the stockholders of the
Shenandoah Valley Agricultural Society are
entitled in the meeting OF the company;
amending the Code with reference to non-resi-
dents fishing 10 the waters of the Common.
wealth, aud amending the Code 10 relation to
public free schools.
The committee on the Chesapeake and its
tributaries, to which was referred petition
from the citizens Of Princess Anue in relat'oo
to the shooting of wild fowl, reported that it
is inexpedient to legslate on the subject.
Agreed to.
The remainder of the day was consumed in
the consideration Of the tax bill.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-10
FOREIGN NEWS.

To the British House Of Commons last night
the bill adding the Empress of India TO the
titles of Queen Victoria came up 90 It's SECOND
reading. Mr. Brooks, the Home kule mem
Der from Dublio, inquired whether 10 assum'
ing the title the Queen would extend amnesty
to the F MAN couvcts. Mr.. Disraell promised
10 answer the question after the bill was passed.
A motion was made to adjourn, which was sup
ported by Mr.. Gladstone. The motion was a.
rejected by vote Of 2S4 to 81, ana the Dill
passed its second reading.
King Alfonso telegraphs to the Casino Els
pauo at Havana that peace in SPAN IL the
torerunuer of the peace which the army will
soon obtain 10 Cuba" The Cuban insurgents
uoder Vicente Garcia attacked Puerto Padre
on the night of Feb "a. The Spanlards,
aided by two guoboats, repulsed them without
loss Another Carst iDsurrection Is medltat'
ed With Ruiz Gorilla at its head.
The Christian subjects Of the Sultan OF Iur
key claiming equality with the Mabommedaos'
as promised in his reforms, are now offering
their services 10 the army instead Of paying tor
their exemption from military service. Inns
privilege IL uoou, tnC oioo oo'hA uo"''ASo
to trust them.
The new French Ministry has been definitely
reconstructed. They all belong to the Left
Centre, with Dufaure as President Of the Coun'
oil and Minister of Justice. They will make
their first communication with the Gamblers
| to-day.
The bark Columbine, from Pensacola, tor
Greenock, was abandoned at sea in sinking
condition. The crew were picked up by the
steamer Somerset, from New York, and land
ed at Bristol, England.
Lacy Augusta Stanley was buried yesterday
in Westminster Abbey, at the express desire
of Queen Victoria, who, With the Princess Be
atrlue, Warehouses of Lorne, and many nota
bilities, were present.
Chief Justice Cockburn was yesterday pre-
| sented with the freedom of the city Of London
In speech be SAID that 10 the Alabama atbl
tration the honor OF England, at any rate, hac
been INDICATED.
The inquest on the Strath Clyde disaster ha
resulted 10 verdict of manslaughter agslns
the captain of the Franconia and censure .
the pilot.
A motion favoring complete amnesty will b.
| introduced in both branches OF the French
Legislature at an early day.
The petition of the Arnm family to the Elm
peror of Germany for the pardon Of the Coun
has been refused.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-10
those sold brought sic. Prices for Hogs re.
main firm, and live and dressed sold ut lOsSll
per 100 lbs Cows and Calves 25aS50.

those sold brought sic. Prices for Hogs re.
main firm, and live and dressed sold at lOssll
per 100 lbs. Cows and Calves 25aS5O
New YORK CATTLE MARKET March g.
Beeyes-Receipts 219l head, all native Steers
and Oxen, except four carloads of fat Texans
The demand for Beeves W especially light,
and at reduction from Moray Equal to fully
4c per h.. Sales were slow, aud when the mar.
sold The Texas Cattle were tat and sold ut &c
per ID dressed; ordinary to good native Steers
ranged from 81 to l01c per ID; prime and extra
do. from 1O3 10 l2sc per Id dressed, with 81 Der
cad added to the lots that sold ut l0sc, and 81
per head deducted from the l29c per ID .ots.
Sheep Receipts 1882 head, including ordins.
and the limited sales were at reduction Of he
per ID, or 6s74c per ID for ordinary to prime
lots
Hogs-Reeeipts 1897, head, none If which were
for sale alive. Dressed Hogs were easier q, IL,
s105c per ID for city, and lesc per ID for western
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET. March 9-Ca.te
active and higher for butchers and common
at 81 butchers at 3aS4; stockers at 50sS4.
good Steers 80 .S4 81; choice SIS IS. and az
ira So; shipments 24C0. Hcgs-recelpts S0l:
sales of light ut CLASS To- medium At Sass 80
New England 25sS0 50; Phladelphas Gas y;
very few would bring the latter price; ship.
ments 3Ot0 Sheep active and steady; receipts
2OO): sales of common to choice It .S6
GEORGETOWN CATTLE MARKET Msrch o.
The ffcrirgs Of Beef Cattle this week Reached
70 head. nearly all of VIII ch were taken :.
prices ranging from 81 &c per pound Al! the
~heep-l5O head tfv:eC Ware taken u. 5a6:c
per ID. Cows ard Calves Is $50
CINCINNATI Hoe MARKET. March 9 1876
Demand fair and market frn' common IIsh.
10 .S7 rs; go"d do 90aSS Is; medium hesvy
30a$8 IS. Receipts 1880; shipments l93
(Markets by Telegraph
NEW YORK Mar. 10 Stocks active NJ oucy
Gold l4i + our dull and unchanged Wnra!
quiet and slightly in buyers favor. Corn duI.
and unchanged.
BALTIMORE March 10 -Virginia Us old, s.:
consolidated .tG4 West Firginlas Cotton
steady demand moderate; niddling l2s,!:
Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat un"hnule!
Core steady ard firm; Southern white t,JO;
do. yellow 53s5S; Western mixed tOt spo! AID
April. Oats dull; Southern 4Da47; Western
white As 50 do mixed 4Oa42. Rye dull b4.
steady at IS 49, Hay dual and Unchanged.
Provisions quiet and easier. Pork Sd. Butter
active anil firm; Western extras Gn3J; d first:
26a2S Coffee unchanged. Sugar nstive IN!
firm at 90 10 Whiske, dull al 81 o9.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-10
ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA.
FRIDAY, MARCH 10, 1875.

All sorts of investigations-cty and IA
tional-sre 10 active progress in Washington,
and dsily,uew evidences of peculation aud all
other. imaginable sorts of fraud are being
discovered. Women as we'll as men are i'm
plcated in the scandalous transactions. and
nearly the whole country seems to have been
infected by the corruption from the pest house
Of the National capital. Mr.. M1rton conveyed
to the Senate, yesterday, the trite information
that all great wars were followed by eras OF
corruption, but never before, after great
wars or little wars, has there existed
q country, the whole government OF which,
executive, legislative and judicial, was IN the
hands of such a set as have controlled the
United States for the last seven years; tor even
those of them who wouldn't stesl-havlng
money enough-hsve endeavored to screen
those who did.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-10
those who did

The German Conservatives Of Richmond
struck the right note when they adopted, day
or TWO ago, the following as one of their prin-
ciples:
Fully convinced that only within the party
we are enabled to reform and improve the con.
ditiou of the same by firm, honest and general
participation and cooperation of all those who
really wish the success Of the party and vel
fare of our city, we advocate and desire earnest
and harmonious action Of all citizens to effect
Jointly and together aoit1in the party that
which can never be accomplished by foment-
ing distrust and dissensioos.
Now, let all the other Conservatives adopt
the same and the condition of both State and
country will improve to rapidly that the exist
Jog blight will be speedily forgotten.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-10
MONETARY AND, OMMEKCIAL.

There is but little of interest to note in fnan-
cial affairs Money is tight on the street, but
The banks are easy, and on first class security
there is no d'fi:ulty in making loans. If any
change has taken place in business it may be
considered for the better, and the prospect
seems Frightening, for surely things cannot b"
much worse. If it is any consolation to the
reader it can he stated that the complaint of the
stssnation in business is every where throughout
the land
In New York money is quoted without change,
call loans being 3s34, and prime mercantile
paper 4ls51. Stocks were stronger and higher !;
Virginia (new) b 'nds Were bid for ut "a, sd sd-
vance; consol d ted Virginia Is were u bid and
rs asked the deferred b 'nds were 81 90.
Railroad bonds quiet but steady, with sales of
D., A. s. Ms. at Sit. We quote:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-10

Elk Gov. Smith has proposed in the Virginia
House OF Delegates that there shall be assessed
upon all banks 10 the State, including those
existing uoder authority of the United States,
and all State and private banks and savings
banks upon the capital stock, the deposits,
the circulation, and all SURPRISES of each OF
said banks, the sam, rate as that assessed up
on all real and personal property.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-10

Competition has commenced between the
Powhstan line with its North Carolioa connec-
tions and the Piedmont airline. Rates between
Baltimore and Richmond have been reduced
to three and four cents per one hundred
pounds, with corresponding reductions to Ra-
Leigh and other interior points
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-10

ALL kinds Of glass vessels and other utensils
may be purified from long-retslned smells of
every kind liz the easiest and most perfect man.
ner by riusing them out we'll with charcoal
powder, after the grosser impurities have been
secured off with sand and potash. Rubbing
the teeth with fine charcoal powder, and then
washing out the mouth, will render the teeth
beautifully white and the breath perfectly
sweet, where an offensive breath has been ow-
ing to scorbutic disposition of the gums.
Putrid water is Immediately deprived OF its
bad smell by charcoal. When meat, fish, etc.,
from intense heat or long keeping, are likely
to pass into . state OF corruption, simple and
easy mode of keeping them sound aud health
full is to put few pieces of charcoal, about the
sig, of 40 egg. into the pot or saucepan where
10 the 6sh or flesh is be boiled.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-10

The Maryland Senate has passed bill pro-
vidiug for the inspection of gas metres and
prohibiting the companies from shutting of
gas from delinquent consumer until judg-
ment had been obtained for the amount alleged
TO be due,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-10

The New York Herald says But now the
whole nation sees face to face what was seen
far away by those earlier opponents of the
Presidents policy originators Of the
Liberal movement Now he who runs may
read. It needs no prophetic vision, DO capa-
city to peer into the future, for the people to
see the consequences of such perversons OF the
authority of bis Office as have been systemati-
caIly practised by General Grant. Belkuap at
the threshold of prison; the Presidents pr-
vate secretary only saved from felon's cell by
the intimidation of witnesses; undenied and
specific charges of malfesssnce made against
FIVE Cabinet officers; nepotism, POPULATION,
bribery-every known political vice shameless
" prsctised; the air reeking with stories of
corruption the worst imagination unable in
the invention of scandals to outrun the evil
dence that comes to prove them; the President
himself not merely failing to control and repress
the evil tendencies, but encouraging them !;
not rebuking public robbers, but declaring his
confidence 10 them and giving them certificates
of good character; never sympathziDg With
law, With justice, with the interests OF the "a
ton, but always assuming that every attempt
to punish a scoundrel is an act be must oppose.
Ali this is what the people see in the Centeo.
NAL year of the nations existence. And the
constant comparison is made, consciously and
unconsoiousty, Of these times with the old
times People remember that first President,
whose honesty was actually never tried, be-
cause his dignity alone--that strong outpost of
great nature-defended him from the ap-
IS
remember John Adams, Thomas j ferson.
James Madison, james Monroe and these
gentlemen. With whose names even the bitter
hostility of party detraction has not associated
any mean or sordid vice, are put toto compari
son With him who now occupies the place they
held, to the shame and degradation of the age
In which he hourishes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-10

Experienced 6usnciers say that if correct
assessment of the personal property of the
State we're made the taxes collected therefrom
would be sufficient to dispe the existing fear
that whskey will soon be twenty-five cents q
drink
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-10
CATTLE MARKETS.

ALEXANDRIA CATTLE MARKET March 10
The market for Cattle this week WAS very duh,
with light receipts and the quality offered infe-
rior; but few sales we're msde. the prices rang
ing from to &c per ID. Calves sold At 6s71c.
About two carloads of Sheep were offsred, but
the demand is light; the quality was fair, and
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-10
FOR NORFOLK.

The elegant new and substantial sT-A
iron steamer LADY OF tn la K m ss s7S8s1s
leaves the compsny's wharf, Washington Nv.
cry MONDAY and THURSDAY, NJ three
O'Clock D. m, and Alexandria ut 33 j.. IN; 'e.
turning. leaves Norfolk EVERY TUESDAY
and FRIDAY. IT 3 o'clock p IN This .Ia@
connects ut Norfolk with the ships Of tne NeF'
chants and Miners Trsnsportstion Commay
for Boston and Providence. md atl1ri: he
cheape and best route 10 those cite; and them
connections throughout New England. taet'
Norfolk S4 round trip S. Tickets goo! UNI"
used
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-10

THE TOBACCO BILL.-I1 the State Senate
last Thursday the fifty sixth section of the pre-
sent law 10 reference to the inspection of to
bacco was repealed. That section is as follows:
mo manufactured tobacco, whether stemmed
or unsteemed, shall be exported or put 90 board
of any vessel or boat for that purpose unless the
same be packed n hogsheads or casks, and NO.
less it shall have been inspected and marked
or branded by inspeotorsot tobacco in the man
ner prescribed by law IF any person shall ship
or export any tobacco contrary to this section.
he shall forfeit one dollar for every pound of
tobacco so shipped or exported. And the COM
mandiug officer of any such vessel or boat 90
which any such tobacco is found shall forfeit
twenty dollars for every hundred weig hit of such
tobacco and a proportonate sum fora less guam
tity.
The House Election Committee have decid-
ed to report 10 favor OF the Democratic contest
ant in the Second Congressional District OF
Florida, and against, the oolored Republican
member now occupying the seat.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-10

The plumber of Littell's Living Age for
March ii has been received from the publishers
in Boston.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-10

We note no change in Flour since last week,
choice Family brands being in light demand,
but lower grades continuing dull and inactive
and sales hard to effect; no change in prices.
Wheat is 1c better than at the opening Of. the
week, and the market closes quiet; the offerings
to. day were light and of an inferior quality and
sold at 35 for white, and 100 and 1873 for red /;
choice Wheat will bring l46 rs quoted. Corn
has still further declined, and we quote st Sc for
white, and SIS mixed and yellow, the market
closing fat; the offerings to-day were light,
though during the week they have been good
The total receipts for the week we're: Wheat
6079 bushels Corn 1920. Rye and Oats have
been in very light receipt, and prices are nomi-
nal ut quotations Very little country produce
is now coming to market, and prices have u
tendency towards an advance. Butter is very
scarce, and prime lots sell at 28s93c Dressed
Hogs and Poultry sell readily at quotstions.
The supply of Eggs is not so large, but prices
keep down; sales at 15e. Other articles remain
unchanged.