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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-04-02
More Evidence of BabcOck's VII
liaDy.

WARRINGTON, MARCH 81.
The Committee ON Expenditures in
the War Department to-day examined
G.. $. Bell, whose testimony was to the
effect hat the President. Wishing to
satisfy himself of the guilt or innocence
of General Babcock, sent him (BelD Ia
st. Louis, to ascertain what he could
learn Oh The subject. Babcock and
Luckey knowing he was going to St.
Louis on that errand, wanted him to
steal the evidence ont of the District
Attorneys office in st. Louis. This he
did not do, but related Babcock's and
Luckey's proposition to Mr.. Dyer.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-24

quoted 6ska7c, green salted Thagc, and dry
salted I2a &c per lb. Shees pelts sell at 11ca
81 20 for goo to prime, and 25a40c for infericr.
MILL FISED-There areiiberal oflerl lngs and
only moderate demand for all anticia6. Prices
unchanged. We quote $ll 50al2 90 for bran,
Si3a14 for shlpstuhs, and $l5a20 for middlings
per ton, all on arrvai, and Sla2 more in store.
M0LASSES-Tlere Is fair demand for
New Orleans, with a drm market, and good
to choice is worth 62a5oc per gallon, and in
feror Offering at 4la4oe per gallon.
OlLS-Ihere is very little doing in lInseed
and 1t is freely offered at 55a51c per gallon.
Refined petroleum is in moderate request at
Ida 4c per gallon. ThefeIs dull mar ct for
lard Oil and it is quoted IL B4ai % per gallon
for extra current make.
POrA Toes Prime to choice peachblows
are quoted 4Oa45c per bu with q fair demand
and ample supply. Inferior are offered at 25a
35c per bu, according TO quality, and are hartt-
ly salabie at those figures
POU LTRY-Ehe market is well supplied
and there is fair demand for live chickens,
which are selling at 10 o0a4 for old, S2a3 90 for
young per dozen.
RlCE-There is only moderate local de-
mand but the market remains steady at 1a11sc
for Carolina; 6aTcfor louisiana, and Ba6,sc
for Patna per lb.
SALT-The market continues quiet and
steady at previous prices. Domestic Is worth
81 - per br, and 25c per bu, on arrival. Turks
is quoted 81 45al So per sack
SEED-Ihe demand is only moderate but
prices are unchanged. German milIet is worth
SOa9Jc, anil hungarian. gra-s 65a75c per bu in
store. Prime fax seed is quoted 81 20 per bu.
SUGAR-There is only moderate demand
anu the marker is steady at previous prices. w o
quote: New Orleans 8a9c, yellow re-
fined 9a9Zc, extra &C" l0aiuXc "Bn
white 1O1safpAc, and ga" white l0A alO ,sc per
Id; hard is worth lie for powdered or granu-
lated and 11kalfkc for crushed per lb.
-TALLOW-Tnere is an ample supply and
a fair demand, and we quote it 1a1c lor prime
country. and S5Sc for city per lb.
TOBACCO-Ihe offerings at auction yester-
iday were 2O5 hhds and boxes, at the following
prices: 81 hhds Mason County, Ky. (District)-
I18 hhds old: 10 at sl0a4 50, 6 Mt $i6a19 So 2 at
"! 25a27 5O;34 hhds news at S6 35a7 81, IL at
1873 6Oa9 95, II at $40 50al4 25, at ST.; 81 hhds
Brown County. KY. (Distrct), trash, lugs and
leaf-25 hhds old: 10 at $40 75aI4 81,
10 at SIS Scale 00, 8 at $50 25a2l rs;
81 hhds new-1U at S5 so, 18 at So 10az 05. 10 at
SSa9 6O % at SUal4 80, at SIS 25al8 75 at $40,
and.2 boxes at 81 20as 81: 8 hhds old owen
County, KY. (District)-3 hhds at 81 6Ua7 80, s at
$lUal3 70; 4S hhds Pendleton County, XIV. (Dis-
trietl, trash, hugs and leafs hhds old: 3! ag
$l2 Toad 81, az 81 75a19 at s20 rs; 40 hhds
new-2 at 81 5Oa590, 15 at $6a7 30, lS at ,Sa9 90,
Z at $40 5Oal3; hhds new Boone County, KY at
W 81; hhds and boxes new West Virginia
y hhds old at 90 9Oa9 90aI0 25, 8 hhds nav at
SO 45a8 75: 28 boxes at Sc 80aS IL; hhds
Southern Indiana at 10 3Ja6 S9a9xO.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-24

Weather clear and nleasant 'tnia ,nornirr
IN, ,,o,,,,,o-s o4o.' - ~. S ..o,ainh =
thermometer at A. M. oo deg' w IND east
The minimum temperature last night was 81
deg. The river ia ristno slowlv with o. Zoo,
D4~"-.' "-s Ae0
IN tne channeL BUSINESS is fair along the
Levee to-day.
spec,oI IN mo a,ar
pITrsarao Nav sA-a.uo Mp,x 49,.
tionarv- viii 3 feer I inches Waathar c,eo, eSn
Thermnmater az deg Wind north,vaot oni ;
sliaht frost "N WOW 'no
me Bannock CITY came In from Madison
snls morning win falr trip. ShewiH leave
ioT % %Vevay at q O'CLOCK tnls afternoon.
Inc Olty OF fortsmouth Is at the Landing
rel 3,ading ana Will return 10 Ghilo at Z. M.
Ing rekuiaT man packee Unlted States Will
90 10 Louisyllie to-hignt at I, M.
Inc ually packe1 WLuWoou leIC Tor Mays
deo VILE at noon' WIN iaif ulp OF freight and
passengers.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-24
A Frightful Scene.
| From the Nevada Tribune. Nav

From the Nevada Tribune, May 81
A ten-mule team, drawing lumber,
while coming from the vicinity OF the
lake this morning, went over the grade
near the head oil Kings canyon. The
driver spraHg from the saddle, thereby
saving his lite. He then stood still, a
Mortified and speechless witness to one
Of the most terrible scenes possible to
imagine. The mules, wagon and lumber
pitched downward in one confused, roll
ing mass, nearly two thousand ieet into
The bottom of The gorge, wild cries from
the crushed and mangled amin lis rend-
ing the air as they were hurled madly
down The steep mountain side, until
when nearing the bottom, and Lie be-
coming extinct, the agoniziug sounds
ceased, and all became silent in death.
The man says that alter the frsthundred
feet had been passed the entire mass be-
came hidden in u great cloud of snow,
torn up and scattered through the air,
but that he could still distinctly hear all
sounds proceeding from the white cloud
as it rolled swiftly onward, until it
struck the bottom Of the canyon with a
crash like that Of an earthquake.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-24

merchant. died OF consumption yester-
day morning. Mr.. Lundin has been
complaining for some time, and his
death was not altogether unexpecte d.
Mr.. G.. w. B0sworth has been ap-
pointed to fill the vacancy in the Narth-
ern Bank, oecasfoned by the death Of
Mr.. Hawkins, the former Cashier.
CALIFORNIA. OHIO.
Another coal feet is coming. This is
hard on the coal merchants, but COED for
the people.
The California ana Cincinnati packet
j. M. Macarthur has been put in splendid
condition for carrying passengers.
With a railroad, solid building asso-
citation, and an incorporated village, its
population and wealth would be double
in two years.
The Narrow-gauge Railroad Is still
progressing. The amount of solid SUBJ
scriptions amounts to S121 900. The bal
ance will be raised in due time.
Over thirty persons were baptized in
the Ohio River, at Wineburg, last SUM-
day afternoon. Most OF them we're new
converts, and members of the United
Brethren Church. A large crowd lined
the banks OF the river.
WEsTwOoD.
The Cincinnati & Westwood Narrow
gauge Railroad is being rapidly pushed
forward. Connection is being made at
this end with the Hamilton q Day ton
Railroad at Brighton Station, and we
understand that trains will be run as
far as the Westwood School-house next
w eek.
The Westwood Social met last even
ing at the residence of VIM. b. Davis,
Esq These entertainments are becom-
ing more and more interesting, and the
membership has increased TO such an
extent that the hall of the school-house
has been engaged for future meetings.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-24

New jersey and Deiaware. fresh. s5al6c; West
ern do. 145sai5lsc per tozen.
NEW YoRK. May a. Flour: No. 2. s3a8 30 ;
superhne Western and State. " lOa4 90;
common to good extra. 35a5 2o: god 10
choice, 50 5Jae Is: white wheat extra 50 ga
T. as; extra ONO, s5aT, St. LOUIS. So S0a9;
Minnesota patent So 25a9 SO. Rye -four firm
ar "a T5a5.20 COrn-ineal unchanged. Wheat.
No. Chicago spring. 81 25: No. Chicago
spring. 81 ~; No Milwaukee, 81 28ai %; No.
8de, "a 10; rejected spring, 81 O5: No. MiEne-
sofa spring. 81 81: No. fwhite Michigan. IL ~;
No. Sheb0ygan, 81 33: choice white Canada in
b0nl, 81 4u. RE quiet: States 93ag5ke; Vest
ern, S4ae8c; Canada in bond, 94a95c. Barley
dull. Malt dull and unchanged. Corn: mixed
unmefchantable ut 53e; do no grade, 6hc: do
steamer, uttag0Hc; Western mixed, damaged,
toe: new Western mixed, uRgra.leu, 57a63c:
ol do, 6islc, OaJs heavy: mixed Western and
State S3aS3c; white Western and State. 40a4Tc.
nay steady and unchanged. Hops
steady and unchanged. sugar QUIET
and unclrtnged. Moiasses quiet and
steady. Gitfee Gull and anehange L: Rio car
goes, l5alS', gold, jvbhing, Babe, gold. Pc
troleuhi hrmer but quiet: crude. Skc; refined,
l43sc; cases, 1Sha2Ic. la low firm at 8AaS2<c.
Strained resin steady at 81 70al 81. SPIRITS tur
pentine heavy aG SIC. Eggs heavy: Western,
l3Eafic Pork nominal: new mess, S20 30;
june, s2e 3ja20 40: July, $40 5Ua20 55. August,
s2o 61a2o TO- Beef quiet: long clear middles,
Western, u26c; city do. u%a1lNc. Lard
1rmer: prime steam, i2.30al2.H5c; May, 1230c;
June, l2.2aa12.SOc; July, 2. Sc; August, 12d71aa
l26s1ae. Butter sbeady: Western, new, 1Sa26c.
Cheese steady at 3al1e. Whisky, 81 ID.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-24
Cincinnati Dry Goods Market.
CINCINNATI, May "a.


Trade moderate during the week. The mar
ket is steady and prices unchanged. The fol-
lowing are the quotations for some leading
articles:
BROWN SHEETINGs-Standard Eastern sell at
9as3zS, standard Western SaSkc, seconds Ia
INC. '''.
BLEACHED SHIRTINGs-New York Mills "a
14c, Wamsuttas 13c. Fruit of the Loom 1Oa
10hc. Lonsdale 10c. Hope SC. l0-4 Bleached
ngs--Utica, 1914, 3oc.
PLAID CeTToNs lOxc, Augusta
lOhc, Queen. OF the West, x, 15c, do, Xxx, l61Ec,
do, KIN, 161ac. tfk ftJ
TICKINGs-Conestoga, G. G. A., 14Kc, G. r.;
1skc, Gold Medal Ehc, Extra Medal 2Oc,
Queen Of the West l6c, lSc, zoe, 22sc, 25e, 2Sc,
and 33c.
PRINTs-Standards are quoted 6a6hc, and in
ferlor grades 5a5%c per yard.
JEkNs--Newport l9c, Winona 20c, Standard
s5c, Minneola 4Oc, Guiding Star 32xc,. .Gibral-
tar 4Dc, American 45c, Laurel Hnl SOC, Buck
Run Csc. and Long Branch T5c. N
COTToNADEs-Elron Mills 12%c, Whittenton,
AAA, plain, l5c, do, plards, Ice, Minneola Ex-
tra 20c, Queen Of che West, double and TWIST,
25c, Long Branch 275Sc.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-24
FINLNCIAL.
CINCINNATI. May s4-E3o p. M.

There is a fair demand for money to-day.
and The supply of currency is ample for all
readily 20 sa9 per c Mt, and there is also fair
demald for prime business paper in the open
market at 9 to 10 per cent.
There is fair inquiry for Cincinnati six per
1u31k and interest, and Southern r. X. 7-3Os are
steady at lU6 and interest.
Eastern, Exchange is.quiet and steady to-day
at previous rates. 1t is buying at par and
selling at lilo prem.
Sterilng exchange is firm, with fair demand
at 4.SS1<a4.9JH gold.
Gold Is worth 1l2sS in Wall street. 1t is
buying here at f12T and selling at 112x. Gold
checks on New York 1929.
Governnlent securities remain quiet and
steady. The local transactions are light. The
a ui1arr at,n1 1tIIra atr.nhI
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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-24

kind In the water to show where it had
been. 1t was gone absolutely. We
looked constantly for it during the rest
lot the day. but not the slightest trace
did we again discover.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-24
SEWING MACHINES.


From JOHN sHILLITo & CO.. leading Dry
Goods Merchants Of Cincinnati.l
During the past ten years we have used over
One Hundred Wheeler 6 Wilson Sewing Ma
chimes in the manufacture Of Ladies' Garments
of every kind, including Heavy Cloaks and
Fine Underwear, and they have given entire
satisfaction. For our work the Wheeler &
Wilson Sewing Machine is unequaled.
JOHN SHILLdTo G. co.
APRIL llth, 1874.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-24

HOGS-The market is weaker and there is
only moderate demand. Prices have de-
elIned f5a26c on yesterdays quotations. We
quote common seas rs, fair to good light Sc 30a
= So, faIr to good heavy Sc Gas so, and few
extra IS 80 per Genital gross. VA
GATFLE-The market is dun and weak.
Common to good range 50 50a5 per Genital
SHEEP-Fair to good are worth S4 01a5 90
per Genital, and there is o quiet market.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-24

The following is the 1;SD 2. M. report Of New
York Stock Market, as received by Lea, Ster-
rett & Co., rs w est Third street
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-24
RAILROAD TIMETABLE.
ATLANTIC AND enrAr wEsrrny.

ANbANIIC AFb UNHAT WESrhRN.
Depot, Fifth and Hoadlv. Time, minutes fast.
Depart, Arrive, Arrive
Cm'u. Cin'u. Boston.
Sew ork Ex .......n :l6A.M. 5:OOB.M. y2oP.1f,
view ork Ex ...... 9:b0PsM. 5:l5A.Nl. 6;s0A.M,,
Lo ouIsyILLE AND CINCINNATI sHoar-LINF.
Depot, Front and kilgour. Time, minutes slow.
Louisville .Ex daily 6:0OA.M. aA0P.M. 10.anA. M,
Soulsyilie daily. 3:0JP.M I2:l5PM 7:i5P.M
louisville aaiy...... Sl0P.M. 7:z5A.M. l2;4Op M
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-24

DNhAiAhoth AND Ottlo, VIA HARK ERsBUltG.
Depot. Pearl and Plum. Time 7 minutes fast 81
Grafton Mail ,....... 6:OOA.M. 290P.m.. s>9Op.m
,ialt: Ex daily. -. 9:SOA.M. 7.5PM, S:sOA.M
Baltimore Tx d'iy 9:Oop.m. 5:3Jam 6:3Sn.m
BALTIMORE AND OHIO, VIA COLUMBUS.
Depot, Kilgour and Front. Time, 7minutes fast.
baltimore Ex daily. 60OA.M. 8:O0P.M s:4ox.m
Baltimore Ex :yNB.M 9.5DP NJ a .sse ~
wheeling Ex....... S:sOp.m. 5:ODa.m. IL :0Oa a.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-24

GRAND RAPIDs AND INDIANA.
Depot. Fifth and Hoadly. Time7 minutes fast
Grand Rapids Mail 7:SoA.M. s'4oP.M. s;5oP.M
GRAND esxsst9 kaplds Ex 7o5P.M. s:ssA.M. s:aoA.M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-01
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

NEW YORK. March sI-sxEvRs--Arr.val. today. IS
a. a., ~ is 30 zee . 76 5 is't w. This l.
gain a about Loo ae,d IN ;h,r. - no ,nrps r., ~
., ., h,.o.g T. % f !, . ~ o.. br, nein
e1 n ~ ,s I.Ss Ia % 10 i.' Gc
S. So fair oa,t. loc, ane good ~ prize iOpc 50 o.
e Lea .! ~ iew ggng - IL. .n9 ,irSir cs5 Hsihs
Of NE dealers A.. dscn'' ~ - prspH,.y or Ge'a
40 et n i've weight i, ,aui ccriaialv .mplfy the
ting deal Be-des thse', f.'-. not 70 tc th- e..
wcgit price -trin r.nor. - reaiie, teias
whoicalo butcher st VIVA, ~ D'ef cost And that az
hcul lsnre the coat dressed .ds Il only tho
a. S,.ittsL leyer reirs b,i 10 cattle Morris
oars Na 6r,nssy cars I; G. Eastman oals Abbey
iafs ca. WI ;,ag'2 Ga. 80 IA s one. a., q,
AZ He SO -: 81 u il2i 2, a. 80 80 - - 81 La y A.
o. ~ o, at 30 D. o. and 10 Of i''5l D. hne - l2e
wAsel 30 - u .efr. ~ p At ION SO q ..
hs.i - q Loo a. 9', and 'oc = Haal l. OF l-'' H.
E Z i n ,.,: i t92 a Is
- IL s,oeI.. ll56 y. a. I0tc, 50 D. l's' ns~i
t4 - 81 ic 81 n srd 10 % lsi7 ?. NJ I2c - n is
SO ~, hi 49, ioT another western o'n' = ~ "e.u
,ysry lAr'c aud a. bull 70 p o. NJ, ,,., .. -,
r Al i0 % and 10 q 99- ~ iil' inn "'eert Al 9Fc
uey cary o CON Ics'arg = ao', :, ',s, e, :, 75o
D. ~ iotc. - 70 la' - t'ai 0s I''4 10 IA 81 i'''
- .neis .5r Tcr q waIcl 10 Illinois 1922 p,
a. saih Tor H. Ii,ns stoa. II Inino, s'err, i2O d. 1T
Al icT.ry city J. r. SETTER, h.ts cars sh'mbrr = 60.
esrs n. Mayar. car-i Ha,"n, a CO. car ,,h. ai :
@. ,rs !v,r & "a. Aad ~ !!el e4, cars and sin e
coSSy s Mopher.on .od shanbsrs 8 Co 81 nIn'.
is i1uoi. At Oc. 80 n. and 50 common hule 90
cwi . olc - o uls oIco S.cvt goei, 81 e. % y
. - L.. a g.. III
t.sh is llu.s - cVi. q Jas, b" D. - Iowa ~ out
l0s, mi 81 u 'sest. eo4sse 90 1920 81 H. less 81 '
n Go. y. for er 4 CO. 30 I9e =, steer, sg@I
i"7 H. at 0a, F!Oil, 81 r, do, l'-0t t ole fer
-sn,r 3 Co. Il l.o,, 100 70 at lO4e, % 1 aat 81
" T. nail,y sold G, Irgo .'e--s. = sst. Al io's
c,yr--rIi,s, tun, without change oly ihe!o are
cll,,, ol &c. win ~ rs % % ot aai Of ~ D.
w. leGr,g pa st,te csyea l35'iio %. A'7c' 'otl
e..sr Sr,.s. .oay c,rs e Hi..-A ~ a. i r.ey
ci.y and at forty Ia st. SAVING 10 and c'.lir,, ~
wees i iauin. tss cope So nsrSe' 0It Pis'
an - I4c f prs Mos Of todsys safe. were nom 5'sc
~ INN, d, lli,,t sold at s.xrih-t ~ Sewlor, state
shccp D At 3r -! co. s8 i' at ''''i t'' oH' 'V%
ny a!snbsc at rer! It, ijs sif,S ,s s5G2
\, -S - ycarg IS d. al Sc, aud 10 ci sheep. AZ
noas@rryal, 10 ears gor.eh ena a. J,ys'y city
- uas sold az l0ac t sisHa 80 win =. Il
az ,'nly p',si ~ ~ ~ -; ,,lt,,ig q 10
cIr,co sr,o.h aI-C,rs,s -r-es.rl. COCO hell; good
demand bat v,ry lag 'ugy, sae buiener1 .}l 81 ~
q. 20; choice 10 .Itr 1889 90 shpmsni- $500 h,'i
ii".s i.'t'p ,' y n 80 ~ psctins al 80
y % .sip!ns, 81 l5ago 30; lsh ;a4t5 To- ShpmeniS'
'sHS i.oeeg, market peys and lrr com.
mon tjas5 80 good to extra, - I'aFt 90
IspAvtrolIs March Sl-Iocs-Rseeip' o5S head sales
4, at ~ JOdI 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-01

The following coupons and dividends will be paid
at tho Office Of Messrs Winslow, Laner e. Co.. No.
27 Pine-st, on April Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and
Chicago First, Second and Third Mortgage bonds;
Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton Consolidated
per cent bonds; Dayton and Michigan Third Mort
gage bonds; Indianapolis Sellers Farm bonds In
dianapolis per cent School Board bonds, Terra
Haute Qndiana) Water Works bonds; State Of lndi-
ana 7 per cent Temporary Loan; Ashtabula, Youngs-
town and Pittsburgh 7 per cent Gold bonds; Grand
Rapids and Indiana Railroad per cent Gold bonds;
quarterly dividend of Ia per cent Pittsburgh,
Fort Wayne and Chicago Special Guaranteed Stock;
and on April H. quarterly dividend of ia per cent
on Pittsburgh. Fort Wayne and Chicago Guaranteed
stock.
The Central Railroad Company Of New-Jersey has
declared quarterly dividend Of 2ia per cent psya-
bic on and after April 20
The Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
have declared the usual quarterly dividend of gig
per cent, payable April 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-01

In State bonds plain SKIES Of Missouri advanced TO
aoa-2' and District Of Columbia 3.G5s to 69l2; Ala
oana Is Of 1856 selling at 35l2 and Georgia New
rs at 105.
an Guy bank stocks American Exchange (lO) sold
~ 40; Commerce l21l at ISIS German-Ameri-
can lolat Is; Ninth National (lO) at So and Fourth
sold at 80
:, railroad bonds were in good investment request
o. aus were hrin 80 for Consos 1864 for lists,
per cent and $40 at 97l2 Rock Island rs cold
-C'4 Ne"-York Central lists at 123 and Michi-
central Is at 1864 Chicago and Northwest
.OupCh Gold ConsOs declined TO 92ia. The Pacifcs
Sslo higher; Union lists up to 105ia; st. Joseph
"vm'eiuDies advanced to 81.
A., sns following shows the imports Of dry goods at
LIS port Tor the week ending to-day and since the
"sniung OF the year, compared with the CORE
r ~'"ains periods Of the two previous years:
T1SsIsd a, tho port ssl2os2 saleS2ss s2aocoob
sne, ~ IN a,ket.. lelS,O03 s.o3l.750 2,OI5,578
ssox :, the 1851 sseSss 1855 sso5s5 ss2
Y" AAfXsl-.. s6o47,2C3 37,OeOI65 30,2370 26
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-01

vines. steady and firm No chicago Spring t,osh q o..
lair and have adyapcsd So,a gre, fresh ' Nae
BE- June sS 'PG,M sS &c he,iss
Ess N Sat sa SsS 'f ssc SsSy
s1$ 9sS r Msy Ss .,l s1sd arm
% at. ss s. pa s s r.
S, 3 .p.t 81 ;1 s ISIS 81 s
@ or? My ga l 1GS,. q o jq Short n RS
Win VIII S%s s t 81 sS Ss
sE DS SooS %s sss s SU. Corn corn
5000 pns RyS s;s Sass r.. At ce as
Sr9 s Se OF t is fG s Nav ' 6ais sncSaas
easier bat unchanged Lard shade higher at sis 81 "A
stssiy yin tAF ssaPS Az
Esrlcy steady sp 1 sd7 m f ana bo
nani fair aud hrn steaa email sales AZ lSe zen
and sIai s al s sis%i $50 - co. Gear I2c clear
i.5 ara s Gs.hft ar w SSs
steady fru 81 o.. Dater rsguiAr and nnssti,
Ia dca1sad Common 70 Light u 1888 81 far 70
Medium eayy. - 35sss co. receipts 1890 shipments
p,r aac;' AMI S1chs NS M Yass'
i hfr a. 2s No e.: DC Cora Sa eas aSf Nd
iIeo, 4sc 0als g.t; No frsss s$a4SS En;,, NY
30 so ire.b SIC rejected do 3Od3Ic RYE sic'y WIN
demand No l. 7' Po.s s Gaie nnah's s,
n snts ) 900 btl- Flour $4,000 bash. wheat
PaiLibEiPH. March 81 Petrosum nru ct II PC ior -
and Grade Flour business s'iail a1b
offerings liberal saea u 800 bb s. including Fra % - ~
AnEeSOa Family at ~ yGg-b Z2j fthhsyl
lyan Indans ad Ohio DO At 50 u 0S6 % ana iSn ts
81 II 2jeES % Whea' rnI and In si.y rrgne.s Pehnl
vaaa Rs. Ell 1881 50 Amber, Il tOafi % Splopisd
Western 81 90 FaIr do 81 l0 choice co - 2V hy9 -.
fs'i dsland yellow, G3 I2eblc, WA, g. oss5
wanted az fu prices White S6SJDo, and Light liked ttS
Whe.y E.II a. 81 u i0i Nesrrn IN itou 5od Dbl.
Bu'icr driu aud fairly active wIGrk and sraiori 1o.hy
Extras 4O3.9c 40. DO. kirsta 2SISOG western i,1ul@
IS use: P!rrtz -c ROl9. Westerl GLas .rF 90,
DO E1rI 2i;2ic Cnoeae stes'y Vow OK ftsy' ~
Prime ~ iq1$ic Western Fine, l7'aSlSc' Esss IN
cnGaged receipts ubrrnl go. .,.,
~ LOUIS. March 3l.-rioar unchanged. Wheat qaiet;
No Fail. 81 81 a4keu 30. do IL - bid Com "yelH
lower at s5sIJie; csed % Asa 81 ze cash - 20 - pl
45hc.. Mar. CAi. Inactive: .iis435c bid SAIisJ sita
and unchanged. Aye uHll WHISKY steady AZ 81 rs r,iS
qu!ri at 80 % cash s25 ucoGLtry, byc hrst ha ~
knr. Bal. NsisA hotter fcrliny Shpnlt'r- @T. tltar
Kio and C!esc Sides l2@l1 aud l24@2 ~ tc less Y
Clear side, lSVi3sc. and i3NSl3 -. Lard n"ilh4Ny
1879. hog, lower low gses I1sh; shipping =. Jog
81 10; YJrSr, 81 t00tS 10 Packing, - I2a - -
Caulr sea,.f ri unchanged prices itecsips-SVl oDi
Elodf 100, bush Wheat, 200 bash Cora f'VO0 Vas-
Csts. l,4tD Hog, 500 attic ., ,,-,.., .t,.u
TOLY.O March 3i.-riour quiet unchanged Whssi anH
No White waauh. ~ % 40 3 do, 81 2ei 20 waite a
Der NlcGigsn April I'll 25..i MAJ ~ ~ No. no. -
No Rel TiHi, April 81 u. Corn dun AID heavy llisa
MIs- jZc siaY c June 5sc; Low Hixed kansas syo'
enG Ami 81 Lc Grade 52c; 10 Dayton aud hAcifai
SIC oat, lnseive, No sud Michigan 80 4c C";er 5e,u
held al - 40 r., v,s-6.OO9 busa. Wheat GSVJ' Dsn,
CJrn 700 bush. O.lS elipnelts-sO9 bbl- t'osi 'V"V
bGsn WaeaL 5000 saah. cam. 1000 5asA Vals.