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The Portland daily press., 1876-08-04

NORTHERN SENATORIAL DISTRICT
George Falnsworth, Esq. of Bridgton, pre-
sented the name of Philander Tolman, ESQ., of
Harrison, and moved that he be nominated for
Senator by reclamation, but there being OBJ
lection, Messrs. Farnsworth of Bridgton, Hobbs
of Harrison, and Church of Naples, were made
a committee to receive, sort and count votes for
Senator from the Northern district, and report
ed as follows:
The Portland daily press., 1876-08-04
PHILANDER ToLMAN. ESQ. OF Harrison,
declared the nominee of the Convention.

EASTERN SENATORIAL DISTRICT.
T. Fl. Haskell, Esq. of Portland, in behalf of
New Gloucester, his native town, presented the
name of David W. Merrill as candidate for
Senator from the eastern district, and moved
his nomination by reclamation. There being
dissenting voice, Mr.. Haskell, at the request of
Mr.. Merrill, thaukedithe Convention and with
drew his name. Messrs. Sampson of New
Gloucester, Lincoln of Brunswick, and Briggs
of Freeport, were designated committee to re-
port the result of ballot, which they did as
oil
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-03
McTarn.han'> Road to Walker River.


Yesterday we intimated that We had
become acquainted with certain facts re-
latiug to Mr.. John McTarnahau' Lew
road 10 Walker River and Smith ) aud
Mason Valley Mr.. Mel. returned
/ from tolr OF observation to Walker
/ River on Wednesday, ani from timse':
/ We learn the following facts; The road
/ is already cOust.u,.,I - point :; =
miles from the summit Of the Pine Nut
Range at the head ct Buckeye Creek and
opposite 20 Dead Mans Canyon. BY
this road it is l3 n.iies from Carson to the
said summit or Giv!d~ From this y int
at the head O: Buckeye. j, is 6 miles to
Hines Ho. Springs and 10 miles from
Eiues 20 Wellington :. Blu: gu the di-
rect ruatr 10 Walker River. allies from
Hines brings the traveller 20 u point
on the rivcr in Smitli's Valley. where
TIE ci;izens thereabort propose to build
a bridge On the proposed line Of road;
and f.or- the point wEeye this bridge
would ice built !. l. ( mixes Ia LoGde!l
ranch. Starting from tho summit at tue
head = HIckeye ana striking more to
the aortuward AMI eastward Il road cau
-. ,,..i,'. IN y mics, which viii reach
N~saA', Valley. Here a br,s,;e would
Le constructed across tue Walker. by
these figures, the reader viii be informed
-
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-03
Mrs Rodgers

JUDGE RISING HOLDS TEAT Insurance
MONEY On A HOMESTEAD IS EXEMPT
The Chronicle of last evening contains
the following statement Of very inter.
esting and, as we believe, righteous de-
cision: IN interesting point OF law,
which has never before been brought up
on this coast, was decided yesterday in
the District Court by Judge Rising. The
suit was by Weinrich against Porteus
Before the October fire Porte1s owned q
Observation-Disclosures, furniture, etc, which
vas of course exempt from execution.
The fire destroyed it. but the property
was insured and the companies paid the
amounts called for by the policies. Por-
teus was indebted to Weinrich, who at
tached the insurance money, which was
paid into Court. Yesterday j. A. Ste
phens. for Porteus, argued that as the
insurance companies had in their poll
cies reserved the right either to rebuild
the house, ETC., or to pay in coin tho
amount for which it was insured, the
money in dispute could not be consid-
cred other than al equivalent for the
homestead itself. since the insurance
companies could. if they SO chose, de-
vote it all TO replacing the homestead.
Judge Rising took Mr.. Stephens view
of the case and ordered the money paid
over to Porteus.
THIRD DAY OF LENT.-Services this !
evening at the Sunday school ROOM of |
the Episcopal Church at CLOCK.
Hon. JONAS SEELY who has been seri- |
ously sick in San Francisco is reported |
cut If danger. Glad to hear it.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-03
LATEST TELEGRlf

We and she following III the CAronicI(
OF last evening"
New York. March = -AJyices from
A1l.pv stat. t,.at cav TiI4a,, has ,nvar
\o,,n- the ,uurderer of Noe a rssn;ts
until Anr,l I4tn 70 allow the Conf ~,
,,naoIs time n act roo,, I'M. ,..sa
view Of the nr,.tnr staoIin, ~ ,Ie
lai,or market here shows that r.rhoui.
chi industr;s. b.x,. ,,,, racovarsd iron,
the tinenoio, d4nras.lon nanssd by tb,.
,,anic ~ 1872 Tic rII-.ha, - I'ond.
emnIoved seems Ia h. steadily darraa,.
inc and u.aoes are also decrao:in, III.
Tr,5e., LAWNS hera Lave ohant - nn0
members. - hos RI 5n1 ara al 'rbo
hniili,I., t,.,la. Inv. Suffered ,,,n.. ria
f.},nwi,,., vill Give an idaa ~ tb. ,,,n1.
I.- ~ I5t--nr7 iiJa' ,"rr,,,,.'- ..l ,,''.'
NO, ia Iij 6no nd"Il"a;e,-' 'C ,,is,;
/ Iri,l.Iavars 3ol society , 1p1 ,,l,y 5000
/ ~. stope.cntters 400 society IN, nor.
S5,;4tv. stone rnasons ~ coo;.tr ,no
,,..D-.taiet,-. s5gnma,,ars IN. ''.,T's''c,a.
~. brass rnoIldrrs amp 4ni.hrr. 40
s,,r;4tv ,u,p,.societv. fra.,n ,,,,n,o,.
- .,erie-z-. rai,,tars r-a s,.,.ty ,no
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~ 3nu no3-s,>iaty7 ,.g.',,,a. 49, r"n
so,je+r 0Oo nn,,.socistv. o,'I "i.-,r,
:, uen I.I-,.,;,.,. ~ o.1,,'r 49,
Ia,.,.. I.n.oT ,"..,l. |,',,,t,..7 H..
D1,rs r,rn,nn a. sill, 'f i,oH, ~,
h.. 80, ar,,.Iel l,,,' ,,,:.i .I,,.-'''
lis a,,,Io,'sr. - ,,,,,.l -,n ,r'.1
was!,i".,.a,, ,Iar.', , ~ d. W.
;s,s in I1nc1oss Ia~5o3 49, AZ '.I,-,,,,t,
I,,3;a,l, -, -. ~ VI
tra.;aaI .i.t' rue
=, ,1nin, IN tIsfr f,rl. %iIn n,,s5! -
hori ~ ,,n1,naj tho C,nva,u INV t 80
,1rsnca snnb re;a,,,,Ii,, 80 ;n' a. .o,..
Tba H. r;Ii 40
nrofa oTy ,oo,,6r for is,'; SO w. ~
go a-- -Ioiy iUi iss.tn6 .saS'ionn
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-03

A CHINESE TEI.L.-The Chinese see
Zip Co.. feeling aSgrieved at the conduct
OF Assoc, an intelligen. Cinnamon, who
claims to be native of New Orleans.
organized Court and impaneled a jury
with great fornality. and proceeded to
try the accused. Assoc introduced a
white witness, A. j. Shepard, to prove
that the allegations were false, but the
Celestials paid no attention to the bar.
barian express agent and Assoc was
found guilty. The penalty imposed was
ostracism from Chinese society, and a
very inpoHte nHme. - Silver State,
March /.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-03

General Babcock delivered to the
Senate to-day a message from the Presi-
dent, being the first time he has per-
formed that service this session. After
he delivered the message a large number
of SENATORS went to him and coneratu.
lated him on his recent acouittel -
Press Dispatch Feb. %.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-03

DEATH uF JACK GEANT.-IIv. Hent.
scAei Informs is that JACK Grant. the
We'll Auown pioneer musician, died at
Virginia City yesterday. The ic.medi-
ate cause Of lis death is rot male
known to Us. Grant was 40 Euglishruan
by birth, we believe: and he had the man
ners Of a man Who hal had good edit
cation and some advantageous early
breeding. We believe Ne ranked we'll as
musician. Some years ago, at Aus
/ Tin, Grant was attacked by rufian
with pistol and had one Of his
eyes destroyed and his face powder
marked by the shot. The perpet.ator
OF the outrage was sent to the State
Prison fer term Of years. The strains
OF many a sweet old Cremona will he
all the more plaintive for the silencing
OF Jacks own well-kep. violin.
L. S.-Slnce writing the foregoing we
have had talk with Bob Flanders,
Charley Friend, Mr.. Hentscbel and 9TH
ers who knew Jack, am they agree in
saying that he was an Englishman by
birth; that is to say, his father was an
EnGlishnan and his mother a German
woman, and that he was born in En-
gland. \ romantical part of his history
is that he had been for many wears of |
his lie 1nan-o'-war's man: probably O. /
gunner's mate Or something of that |
sort. At all events Jack had seen lots |
of hard knocks aud received wounds
innunerable. These war wounds he
got while fighting for the honor of Old
England in India and the Straits of Ma
lacca and up the Yellow Sea among the
Coreans, with here and there skirmish
with the Malay pirates and of the coast
of Commanded. He got to San Fran
cisco in 1919, and weathered the for
tunes of many rough night in mining
camps and many wild day among all
cemers in the flush times. He lived at
or near Aurora, once, and got some
money there. Also he WAS entitled TO
pension from John Bull and drew some
If it-a big lump once, so Bob says.
Sylvester is the man who shot him in ,
he face. Charley Friend cut out the
Juliet. which was fired at short range
'ut of deringer; (but he lost his eve
n battle); and once Jack was married;
nd few years ago be took a splurge to
Paris and London. Cannot learn with
my certainty if he has any relatives
living. Bnt he had been walking !,
tory in his day. before uusic's charms
anne to WOO him from restless life
nd make him content with the arts of {
'eace.
A COMPANY of miners has been orga- !
lied in Gold Hill for the Black Hills =
ountry. The right sort Of men for that Il
ind of venture II
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-03

tli and a,l.. re the lat., ss- 't..'l. - esaH.s
~ ,. y. Itil'S Gang Pirv., s.ao.A5n p s,ys.
lreakiu" rlaWe 'NttHs Tor llcwS. STOVES ot all
Kinds: also IN. e.. ltbrat,G ~. .aliion Raatc;
JrogA'lt al GiH~swar,. Paints ard OILS, Bai
fixtures, cod ril, Chemical a4d Rubber Paints,
t.a- aA;l..rs. Doors Windows EirGs. Etc., .'r.l
all Of WAtrif A III r. loss ,trHu for pash
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-03

To young lseies aad gentlemen, a. her ,esi.
aente, NJ. 80 WiH0eyota street, next
~, FAX u ctoo'. .,0io.lilr
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-03
Il. FRED. BROOKS.

RineEcl'. TiIe.proof BI9ck, next door 80 gEa i
Thea,cr. Carson City Nevada
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-07-26
REPAIRS.

We would call the attention of
purchasers to the fact that we keep
an immense stock of repair-parts on
hand at convenient points in tho
country, No that in case of breakage.
which will occur sometime with the
best machines. tho farmer can get
the broken part duplicated near
home, without being subjected to the
yeNations an d expensive delays
caused by having TO send to the
shops hundreds Of miles away for
the broken piece.
This is point of great Importance,
aud one that viii be highly appreoi-
ated 10y the farmer who has harvest
hands waiting Mt q great expense
while his machine is repairing.
j. PRATT.
- Genl Agent for Mccormick Machines,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-07-26
TO HoRsEMEN:
FOR SALE,
Lexington. Stallion Colts

ore bright bay f1alcd June let, 1874. WIFE,
L''I pounds, pc, f-ctg hTukru ~ drive ~ N.
htrS. aaEhle ar single shows excellent urHANt
"'il'N ana uuusla, speed for aEe. ,.7
'lt coal black. inaiei May lst lN'+, 49,
20 arltt double or single; can show better ll'l.
i'Er minute gait and j. considered by h0yse l'e
@ mode. lur .roiIing horse
THESE colts are indeed beaHtifil spReimtUs
larSelc>h The hsy took three prcMiiu.' -.
'Fsli O. yearlin-, one at Mineral Point falr, MA.
- lHhu4ge Exposition and one at iowa t''A-''
Far. For further particulars apply 10
3Sw3 THOMAS PRIESTLEh'
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-07-26
The American People.

No people in the world suffers as
much With Dyspepsia as Americans.
Although years of experience in
mhdicine lad failed to accomplish a
certain aud sure remedy for this dis
ease and its effects, such as Sour
Stomach, Heartburn, Water brash,
Sick Headache, CostiveneSs. palpita-
ton of the Heart, Liver COMPLAINT,
coming up of the food, low spirits,
General debility. etc. Yet since the
introduction of greens AUGySr
FLOWER we believe there i no case
Of Dyspepsia that cannot be immedj-
a'e'y relieved. $4,000 dozen sold
last year without one ease of failure
reported TO 10 your Druggist
Vivian. Molrrtt. or Pulford, and get
: Sample Bottle for 10 cents aud try
=. Two doses will relievs you.
Regular size - cents.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-07-26

II Is well known that DR.. James has stood at tht
mead OF the profession for the past 50 years. Az,
anu experience are all-important. seminar
Weakness. night losses 10y dreams, piTnTics o,i
the iaee, lost manhood, can positively be caf'','
Ladlts wanting the most delicate attention, ca
or write. Pleasant home for patients. book igI
me million. Marriage Guide. which tells you ~
about these diseases who should marry-"M
ho'-lo cents 10 pay postage. Dr. james h's o.
rooms and rarlor. You see no one hut the doc'u
ounce hours A. ". To 7 P. ". sundays 10 % I
All hueiucss strictly con ffential gsvr.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-07-26

Having the facilities of buying for
cash and the disposition to sell cheap,
Dcller invites the public to call, ex-
anime his stock, which is complete
in every line, and Judge for them
selves, as he guarantees to quote the
lowest prices at all times.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-07-26

Cartwright e James have secured
the services of first class Sewing
Machine Repairer, and Musical IN
strument Tuner. All work intrusted
TO them guaranteed to give satisfac
ton or money refunded. Aft
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-07-26

THE New York Times, 10 noticing
the statement that Tilden equipped
four companies Of New York vol
nnteer soldiers for the var OF the
rebellion, declares the story lie
ina lie out of the whole cloth. He re-
fused assistance on many occasions,
a I'd to one young man wrote: "This
war is perfect outrage, and l will
lend no assistance whatever to its
prosecution.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-07-26

will sell cheap for cash two new
two-horse wagons, also one span Of
good mules and harness and wagon
II SAMUEL WHITE.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-07-26

In the east the Democratic leaders
are shouting: "The st. Louis plat
torn means honest money and speedy
rcsumption-hurrah for Tilden and
Reform!" In the west the leaders
of the same party are shouting:
"rhe st. Louis platform means death
to contraction and speedy resump-
tion--hurrah for. Hendricks and the
glorious greenbackw And Govern
or Tilden is suspected of trying to
write letter that will suit both Sec
tons. No wonder he is a good
while about it.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-07-26
LENAllAN'S HALL.

Parties desiring to rent said hall
will call upon Mrs. Catharine T.,
Lenahan at her residence on Foun-
tain Street.
CATHARINE II. LENAuAN.
Narch 2o,h, 1876 49, l3tf.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-07-26
office.

ALL say that Hughes & league.
Boots and Shoes are the best ant
cheapest in the city, call and buy
They have more of the same fol
sale.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-07-26

A Washington dispatch says that
the Democratic national platform has
been tempered with since the adj
journment of the st. Louis conven-
ton, by the Executive Committee.
Two important changes have been
made. The plank demanding that
the immigration of Chinese to this
country shonld be prohibited has
been stricked out of the "official"
copy and the financial plank has
been changed. Instead OF demand
ing the repeal of the resumption
clause of the act of 1875, it now de-
mands the repeal Of the resumption
date. Such trickery furnished fur
Their proof of the absurdity of put
ting Sham j. Tilder forword as o
reform" candidate for the Presi-
dency.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-07-26

~" Notices under this head will be charged
for ut the rate OF cents per line each nser.
ton Nothing estimated less than 5 lines,
when published only once
The New York herald., 1876-02-22
ESQ TO s P. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT 1-16c. LowER-FUTuRKs
QUIEr-FLoUR UNCHANGED-wHEAT HEAVY
CORN TIRM-oATs sTEADY-PoRK DULI-LARD
DULL-wHIsKEY DULL AND LowKR-PETRo-
LEuM sTEADY-sPRTrs TURPENTINR STEADY
RosM QUIET-ons QUIET-rRKIGHTs MOD
ATKLY AcTIvE-CoFFEE FIRM-sUGAR STEADY.
MONDAY. Feb. 21-6PM
There little II any Improvements In business TO-
day. the day being more like Saturday than Monday.
AT the Produce Exchange fair business wasdone in
grain, at rather easier prices for wheat Flour was
unchanged Corn was quiet but firm Oats were
steady whskey lower and dull Pork and lard wero
dull Preghts were moderately active Cotton quiet
Coffee hrm Oils quiet. Naval stores quiet
Petroleum quiet but steady Sugar steady.
AsnEs selling in small lots at 5A<c sac. for pots
Pearls quoted nominal at &c.
AHrIMoNY firm at 14hc- l4%c.
BKEswAx was steady SIC for Western and 32c 33c.
for Southern
BRoom CoRNThe market continued dun and prices wore
more less nominal We quote RED, 41ks &C.. red
tipped. Sc &C.; medium green 7hc. Sc choice green
huri and brush. &C. 1oc.
CANDLES were In steady fair demand at full unchan anged
prices We quote Sperm, 2ac- sperm. patent Macys
8sc stearic, R. Mitchell Co.'S Qe ox), 27c 2sc- I;
adamantine d2. IL 1e oE), l2Ac 17c paranine. "a
6s and 12's. zoe q 2lc
Of TBS bags Rio oiberS l5oo bags do HUMBOLDT
on private terms and 1000 bags, Virginia. and 4eoo
bags ex Balgoy, sold in lots Al baltimore, late on
Saturday 6ooJ bags Bio, Experiment sold at 1876
for fair. We quote Ordinary cargoes, 1876 I5c.
fair do iec a l61zc good do, 161Ec. Tic; prime
do l7Jzc I7s<c; Santos. fair TO good le1[c IKE
gold; lsl1c ninety days; Java bags, 23c
90 do, grass mats 23c 25c.; Singapore, do iec.
zoe CeyIon ls1kc 1etSc; Maracaibo, 16c fs1zc. ;
Laguayra 17c. 1sc. Jamaica, Ice Isc; ST. Domingo
l5c l515c; Porto Rico, l7c lsc Costa Rica i7c.
lsc Macassar lSc. Ice. Mexican, lie 1Sc. Manila
lie lsc Angostura, 17c 1875 savanna Ice lsc.
Curacoa. Ice a 17c
CooPERAGk srocK.The market ruled steady but quiet
We quote Molases Shocks 32inch, with heads 81 30
s. 2 sugar with heads 3Sinch - 60 ~ 65 do,
do 36inch 81 so asa box shocks 75c SOC rum d. -
pine do IS S6 so; empty hogsheads. 81 50 hoops, IL
feet ordinary prime, $37 $40 NJ hoops. II feet
do. S33 SS5 per NJ
CorrxE was quiet but firm at 22kc 22%c. for ingot
CoRpAGR remained Inactive bat changes madc IN
nricea We quote Manila Qarge and small sze)
Der h. l4<c. i5Hc- do cordage, bolt I6c.
Z l7c tArred Manila 14c; Ssal rope. 11kc. l2ke New
Zealand Ike 12kc Russia hemp tarred lac: Ameri
can do. 14c Russia bolt roDe, lie
CoTror on the spot Lice lower. Futures
closed quiet The closing prices to-day with Sat
.vtarl oafu~n ae ulloua
The New York herald., 1876-02-22

| change London, 25Z.
At santos coffee quiet and unchanged The prices al
superior are maintained az 500 {, 900 reiA
The New York herald., 1876-02-22
DOMESTIC MARKETs.

GALVESTON, Feb 81, 1875.
gross 1873 EIpoI!sIO drss. Britain, i,26; cOastviso
NEW onLxASs Feb. 21, 1876.
Cotton quiet and unshanged middng i2ee low mid,
bales gross f24lS Exports Great Britain, sess bales
Sales 5000 Stock, s74'UoS wo ~. =, ,o,o
Cotton irregular, middling, l2hs i2ac; low mid
ccastwso. i,i2e. saies, l.0od Stock. ee.472.
Cotton steady; middling 1870. low niddling, IIsc
good ordinary se Ne, recsiD' 5y7z IL gross 90 90 zios
day evening stock, 7o24a
Cotton easier and quiet. mlddIing 24c low middlins,
ihs 1s lSs good eTan.Ty o;e os saiss ss s
stock, 4s,o72. ., ,e-o
Flour in moderate demand sales go sbs z, - 20 for
No spring 81 for amber winter "a - for White wnter
" s.asss e SssSS iH e., gqiss
New held a. sGs b 6as E 81 Il Hso s Corn
meai-s2s for bOItsd sa5 unbolted per Mnlfeed
per ton Railroad Tsights-FOar TO Boston, Soc 70 New
York, 4oc to Albany, Joc .u...,o M a, ,sza
ROoslpss--TIour. 7,zoo Ssl. wheat, 2tooO bushels;
sSp@sni.SlsSr sRsP 7o bbis whoss 300 bushels e.rn,
ssd Ssei % CO p 'tS';
oats seoii DOL barley ii5 2o2 90; rye, do peas
ss % ns sS s' ca: and rSs %
track =. = ST. Corn quiet. sale. nys cara nsr =.
pegioctsd Bye negIested barley quiet; sales
track Pork strong 81 so for heavy Lard firm
iskc i4c Highwinss nOminally 81 %.
ToLEDo, Feb. 21, 1876.
Flour steady, with moderate demand Wheat steady
with moderate demand; NO. White Michigan, 81 ~;
Der Michigan, sl26 March 81 2e3t April 81 2e$; May
demand; high mixed 4Tc April. 4Stsc; May SUhc. ;
low do, 46kc no grade. t41Sc.; damaged 3sc. Oats
dull and nominal CIoverseed, 81 ~ Hogs ~ IS Re
ceipts2OO bbis four 5000 bushels wheat 1900
shpmsntssOoo bushels wheat. 2sooO DO. corn 2ooo DO.
DATA
Flour nominay unchanged. Wheat In good demand but
a lowe! rates market elcsng strong No Chicago SPRING
VI 10. No do. Sl u3z spot; 81 OOT March ~ VO3a
April, 81 o4k May; No do. SIC rejected, 7oc Corn
In iar demand rates. No 2mixed. f2kc spot,
42Ac March, 4sSc ApnL osts-Dsmand fsr and mar mar
ket nrm No. 2. H2kc. spot, sane March, o~,te DC
APRIL rejected, 27c Barley duh and lower ~ PIC spvs;
59c April Rye dun aud nominal Clover seed STEADY Ah
Arm lair 20 choice 81 is 81 As Dressed hoEs-Demsnd
good full prices good others weak; saes =, ~ "
- irregular but In the main lower at VI - sYt
March, s2I 81 April 2i s2H Nay Lafa rregaar s 81.
sl2 e7h April sls 70 May Bulk mess s da M eu' aonr SH
5000 bushels whsat 5000 DO corn zlvO 90. oats
aoar coS bushels wheat b0oo0 DO corn 1900 DO
Data o0d0 barley, 400 do. rye
The New York herald., 1876-02-22

ana iSe Tor CUBA 100 tor ouDs st put
ss market eo3tnpes firm all fancy state which Is
dp@ grades were dull with TsSsr MORE morn osdo% m sSs
Ss choice % sSsS as SAs~ fair 70 good 2Se
folr % e 80 AoS Western good TO choice 22c 26c do
aast and without change We quote State factory com.
sFin. 4d goa Be- Ohio te tas:e,y hSs % 70 Dsy lsc l4s
DO nat shaped good to fancy sIc i2I<o DO, cheddaS
RcS.TSs market W. was steady and r,,v ..,lva W.
70 seod sc e s9r 70 prime se exc Louisiana fair
Pstns good, &C. 4Se., gold; RAngoon, in bond s. 50
sPELrER m 81 rs for American and 81 Is for for
sUsAR-Raw was quiet but steady We note sale OF 474
hhds common refining a. I1sc Refined was steady. We
Gerry fair ehoes. s<e sjse do csntriiusSi, hSds
saS BOXES Sso Rico ss sA sSd 70
prime &c & Sc Sc groesry fair 20 ,s Choice SIS SIZE
dsrsd ioe go ra0asseS .s'Ssfi eas Loaf o M pow
,isrcss The market was quiet st
on hhSs H sisrcss and 100 bills The
% a. SS's' ss sea snS s. hSS az sA'' we're
wnskET -Reeeipts-l bbls. whisfey, TOO do high.
IFS bbls sold at 81 10
market was firm but quiet We quote Banes'
II SO; coke s. 50 81 Isl tsrns 50 isz
TOBACCO was steady unchanged Tho sales embraced
.sdsa .ands az % es Se sss New ENGLAND
crop is7s I2s eases Wisconsin, crop 1873 AZ Be
yania 1874 llc and 500 bales Of Havana at prices
WoOLThs market quiet nearly all dsscrip
tons with prices while showing quotabe change tend
ing, IL anything In buyers favor
FREIGTs-Room on the berth was steady at late figures
except for grain for prompt shipment to sLverpool
for which slight concession made but the bust
ness was moderate Grain tonnage for charter TO Cork for
orders ster and the demand fair In other kinds
little effected but old ruled throughout The
embraced ITO Liverpool steam 5000 bush
els grain to al at I'd 90 lbs so hhds tobacco s5A 800
bales cotton compressed at Nd provisions quoted ~ 35A
4oA and by sail 400 bales cotton at ESD 100 tons oil
cake at 7A I'd To London steam 100 erces beef at
7 and by SAIL 80 goods at l5s To Brs
sol 900 bushels grain 3D. 90 lhs SO bblA
-four private terms quoted nominsy at 3s Sd 25 erces
beef ss To Brsmen BY SAIL 100 cases tobacco at 2A
Sd, and SO hhdA do at S7a 3D. The charters An
American bark J42 hence to Lisbon with grain in
ships bags .t l6c per ersheL and general cargo AZ
Cork for orders, with 5000 quarters grain (one-
third in bags) at 6s. Sd. and fI0 gratuity;
Austrian bark eot hence for voyage, with 5000
quarters all in bulk At 6s Sd and flO gratuy German
bark from Baltimore the German Baltic with 700 bbs
refined petroleum 5s- Cd German bark 476 TONS
thence droct United Kingdom port with oak timber
and walnut at f 200 Norwegian bark reported thence to
Belfast, with 1000 quarters grain 6s Cd American
bark 6S tons, hence Calao- with general cargo
private schooner New York nom Parkers Head
with ice at 50 four 600 TONS thence to Island
with do 81 and 81 IS and three thence Newark
With do at same rate and tonnage.