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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-08-19
INSTITUTE.

The Teachers Institute in Addison county,
Tor $50, will no holden at Bristol, Sept. 10 and
20, the morning sessions beginning at nine o'cltck
each day, and With Il session each evening.
The Superintendent Of Education will be aided
by competent instructors.
School offeerf friends Of education and all
citizens are invited to attend.
Town Superinte dents, Clsrgymen and Others,
are requested to l. extend the notice Of the
Institute AMI to promote general attendance.
EDWARD CONANT Sap'. Of Edacatisq
Randolph, Vt, 1876.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-08-19
BRISTOL.

Rev. NJ. b, Mead, presiding elder Of
Burlington dietrict, will preach at the
Methodist church next Sabbath evening.
Mr.. Mead preached here in June. much
to the qualification Of those who heard
him.
On Wednesday, Aug. 8, a match
game of base ball was played a, Bristol
between the Actives Of Vergennes aud
Mountaineers of Bristol. The Actves
gave the challenge, and, although the
Mountaineers we're acknow lodged by all
to have played the poorest game on Their
record, yet, they easily won the game by
a score Of thirty to nineteen
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-08-19
NOTICE.

Y Notice is hereby given Ihat IN application
Will BIO made at the next session Of the General
Assembly Of the State Of Vermont TO lay a tax
upon the County Of Addison for the purpose Of
procuring suitable grounds and erscting new
Court House for sald county at MidileLury in
said county.
pstsi this ilh day OF August, 1916
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-08-19
STARKSBORO.

On Sunday August u, ten. year.old
son of Rev. Isaac Hyatt went to the
church to close the windows just pre-.
vious 10 the thunder shower and while
there by some mishap, pulled the book.
case down upon himself, and he was
crushed 10 the floor. lie was unable to
get from under it, and was considerably
hurt. His father thinking be was gone
too long, went after him, and found him
in the condition indicated His injuries
proved not 10 have been serious.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-08-19
R UP E RI /!

The elegant bred stallion, RUPERT. will siani
during the season at The stables Of the subscriber.
just east Of Middlebury village. Terms; Por the
season, $40; to warrant, SIS. Number Of mares
limited to 40. RUPERT was bred by Robbins Bat
tell. Of Norfolk, Conn.
PEDIGREE.-RUPKRI, brown horse, years
old, got by Norfolk, dam by conklin's Star,
grand dam by May Day, by Henry, by Sir AIcby.
Norfolk by Billy Denton, he by Rysdyk's Ham
bletonian. Dam Of Norfolk by Hector, he by
Latourretl, Bellounder Dam Of Billy Denton
by Rrton Eclipse, he by American Eclipse. conk.
Inns Star by Seeley's American Star. For further
pedigree see Wallsce's Trotting Register.
Mr.. Battell writes; "Rupert is every way
excellent. There can be no doubt that his colts
will be of the very best character"
Rupert stands lj,S hands high present
weight $40 pounds. Norfolk, the sire Of Rupert
weighs lia0lbs. Apply to Nsls'n Lawrence. o. shs
premises. Psstursge at fair rates at risk Of /. NJ
ers. JOSEPH Bate |
Miiil.bpry, May 10, 1879. s-ssptl
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-08-19
COUNTY NEWS.
BREDPORT.


MIR. A. Rice, who received injuries
from being thrown from loaded wagon,
is now slowly recovering.
Mrs. Winchester's Sunday School
class consists Of about thirty.fve little
boys and girls from three to ten years
old. Last Sunday, some thirty we're
present and gave public exercise before
the school The exercise consisted of
Rotations and scripture verses giving
the invitations and the warnings of wisdom
and the rewards of following the course
pointed out by her.
During the early part Of the season
Rev. W. w. Winchester, superintendent
Of schools 10 Bridport, offered prizes for
the best reading by scholars 10 the schools
Three scholars were selected from each
school and the public tiial was held in the
Methodist church, August 8 Judges,
Rev. and Mrs. W. n. Bacon. of Shore.
ham, and Mrs. flaviland, of Utica n. Y.
The schools we're not all represented and
one had closed. The little readers all
read very satisfactorily and as usual in
such contests there were differences of
opinion as to whom the prizes should be
given. The awards were made: First
prize. five dollars, to Carrie Heminway
second, two and one.half dollars. to Eddie
Rice.
Resolutions adopted by Morning Sun
| Lodge, No. 5, +. and A. NJ. August 9.
1876:
Wh0sao:-The Divine Master OF the Universe
has by death removed from us our venerable and
respected brother, Gideon Seeger who, before
age and inGrmities prevented. never missed a
Communication Of the lodge. Therefore.
RESOLVED: That we will hold in remembrance
the fidelity and upri ghtness Of our worthy broth.
er, and hold up his noble life "a an example wor-
thy Of the emulation Of all true masons.
Resolvsi: That We tender to the friends OF oui
worthy brother our sympathy for the loss they
have sustained, knowing that they have Friend
to lean upon who Is ready and willing to sustain
them in this their time Of bereavement.
Resolved; That copy Of these resolutions be
entered upon the minutes Of our lodge. also that
a copy of Thorn be sent to the Mlddlebury Regis
,e5 and Vergennes Ttrmon,e7 for publication
WheTsas:-0ur Divine Master in his infinite
wisdom has removed from US our worthy brother
Calvin T. uoughton by death. Therefore,
Resolved: That while we miss him not onl,
from our lodge communications, but In our bust
ness community where he was so active. There
| fore
Resolved: That ws will ever Iexere and re
member his kind -heartedness and accidental fol
the comforts Of his friends, and that we will try
to follow the noble traits Of the character Of bro
Their Houghton, which endeared him TO all witt
whom be WAS called to associate.
Rssolped: That we tender to his surviyin.
friends our sincere coincidence in this their tint
Of bereavement.
Resolved: That our lodge be draped In mourn
ing for the space Of ninety days, and copy o
these resolutions be put upon the lodge records
also copy be sent to the Mlddlebury Rsqists
and Vergennes VrmOnter for publication
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-12-14
A Mean Advantage.

There were a score or more women
gathered together at Mr.. Johnson's
house. Mr.. Johnson is a good hearted
man and a respectable citizen, though
he is rather skeptical about some things
The women had just organized "The
Foreign Benevolent Society,"" when
MIR. Johnson entered the room. He
was at once appealed to donate few
dollars as foundation to work on,
and Mrs. Graham added:
1t would be so pleasant in after
years for you to remember that you
gave this society its first dollar and
its first kind word
He slowly opened his wallet, drew
out ten dollar bill, and as the ladies'
smacked their lips AMI clapped their
hands he asked:
is this society organized to aid the
poor of foreign coutries 2
yes, yes--yesp
And it wants money!
'Yes-yes
well, now said Johnson, as he
folded the bill in tempting shape,
there are twenty married women here.
If there are fifteen of you who can
make oath that you have combed the
children's hair this morning, washed
the dishes, BACKED the cook stove
and made the beds III donate this
$40.
Il have, answered two of the crowd,
and the rest said /:
why, now, Mr.. Johnson
III fifteen Of you make oath that
your husbands are not wearing socks
with holes in the heels, this money is
yours continued the wretch.
Just hear him they exclaimed,
each one looking at tho other,
IF ten of you have boys without
holes in the knees of their pants, this
* goes TO the society !"
Such man they whispered.
IF there are FIVE pairs of stockings
in this room that don't need darning,
I'll hand over the money! he went on.
MIR. Johnson said Mrs. Graham,
with great dignity, ''the rules of this
society declare that no money shall be
contributed except by members; and
as you are not member | beg that
you will withdraw and let us proceed
with the routine business"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-12-14

WONDERFUL SUceEss-It is reported that
Boschee's German Syrup has, since its intro
ducticn in the United States, reached the inn
mense sale Of 1000 dozen per year. Over
5000 Druggists have ordered this medicine
direct from the Factory, at Woodbury., n. j.,
and not one mas reported single failure, but
every letter speaks Of its astonishing success
in curing severe Coughs, Colds settled on the
Breast, Consumption, or any disease of the
Throat and Lungs. We advise any person
who has any predisposition to weak Lungs, TO
90 to their Druggist and get this medicine, or
inquire about It. Regular size 70 cents;
Sample Bottle, 10 cents. Two doses will res
lieve any case: Don't neglect your cough.
For sale at tile Drug Stores ofJas. A, Jones
and w. B. Baxter, at Lancaster, and Wheeler
q Wilson, Bloomington,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-12-14
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.


Judge D. Circuit Court--J.T MlLLsCP O)Larcaster'
Jadge Of Probate CoUrt-WM. AcGosIGAL,
TreasJTer- ALEX. IvEY. LAheastet
Sheriff.. p. MCCOY, Lancaster |
f2eJister Of DeedS-JAMEs NOoDH0UsEs Lancaster |
Cfsrk f Circuit CoMrt-DAvID ScHREISER,
C1unty CGerk-FLErcHER s. KIDD,
Lt1a BOARD SuperUiSOrs-GEo. w RYLAHD,
StD'tof Sct00ls-G. GUERNSEY, PlatteVlle' |
County .SurUeyor-JoRL BARBER, Lancaster |
Di strict AtOrney-GEoRGE 3. CARTER, PlatteViie. |
'lroner II +. YoUEG, Cassviiie. |
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-12-14
SAN DOMINGO POST,

/ append TO this message for a con-
venient reference, synopsis of adj
ministration events, and of all recon-
mendations to Congress, made by me
during the last seven years. Time
may show some of these recommen-
dations not to have been unwisely
conceived, but believe the larger
, 1876-03-27

ALCOlOI-WAs nF1n ut $a.N.
A-CONN-Continues quiet. Following are
ahs quotations: Choice burl, sl09c; No. 2hurl. 7k0
DC; cAoice medium, 797Hc; good medium br9,h.
C@tKc; faIF ntida aud covers, 695Sc: inferior, 20
Axe; crooked, 3sec.
os ihe butter MARKET The demand far exceeds tho
quote Oho!ce to fancy yellow, S53soo: medium, to
good grades, 2s@39c: inferior 70 common. lss29o;
common To- choice ro, 1o@36c.
DAu0INd-Waa quiet aud ateady Ut unchanged
Prices Htark 4, 2dAc; Lewiston, 25c; Montaup 2ba;
oataro, 1sc; Auetcan A. 23ot Aino4kcag, 23c; 0ttt
Creek. 23c; buElap bags. b, ltXtSI3Ho; do. 8 til,
1oEaisHo; Gunnies. single. liHQi5o; do. double,
21A2lc.
Cl!EEsE-Trsds Wac - active ~ thsrs wsa auy res
eon to expect, lnd p.!ce4 ws1s he!d with unabsted
nEtnness. Quotations EeuAIn ~ follows: uood to
fancy factory, 1@s1sHet lower grades. e<3llc.
C0Al-A lght dauaaud e1tatea 1t noul1ua!Iy steady
rates. Tho dellStf1 ot orders via accomplished With
great dincuy, tas unAys4 stIseta hsp4 al,nps. in.
range and nut s1oooi do sag, $9.su; c4pnsl, 37.Uo
Valley 40; ,nan. e!ost 200; n.nsaofs ohlo,
prices now current Lowayer, arc iatTly luauIsinsJ
&s quote No; ! ~ wli'tnsh .a,, H.Ssi ts!so; No.
m,cisrsl new, X-btl, tl2bot+laoo: No. bsy, t910s
V4a; No. ularkere, E-br $s.O0ea d1s family msck,
ersl, x-L1l tsass6.s0; No. shuss ftts, large t2v0
M. M sols.s Il: i: otatss. .ss tsz eoa!s ss
Sio44 IN; LshF1dor hssFtng, round. brts - adso
do h'brl scaled herring, Par boz ~ No
barring. saos Columbia Aser salmon, A'L1l' s7'7
TNUlra AND NuTs-This msrtss had no n.v
| fssturAa. For most kads Ala wa fuzzy Ati1fsu
, 1876-03-27
MARINE.

OPENING OF NAvIoATioN,
Ths DutYslo tofnmereias AdsfYtFaxs EaA the follow.
Ing sltors In regard to tbs prospects Of the coming
navigation season.:
Az tho CIus for na opening OF navigation sI-
pto4ches an1Inty regarding ths Ptuspset turte.tes
AMONG tho2o 1nost lptftsAth. Tho Ae2Aons OF 1871
and lG7s wers Unsatisfactory ~ It WAS toeabs for
tr,n to bs. Frsights rnlel low. and ahs amount Of
property moved WAS not elull 10 tbs capacity VI tho
sllre!uH. Wt4 tls seAxou OF 1876 bu auy lsurrote-
1uent that of ita two imnlliAts pre1setssps7 IN
tue question WITCH yeshel st1lxnK 70 Auswur
to thpr own aat!Asct1o, TAe EEeasnt outlook u0t
bright could 10 destrpl but It canpos IL densd
that tho general prospect now u much better than u
va u ths time III cihos 1874 1875. should tho
Of May ths Situation would ha greatly improved.
IT. any ons year tasEs u only essta1u suuunt Of
nu4Ineas to bo Transacted. 1t It In spre&l over ss4son
sathpg fEou, tue 1ss Vt ApE! TO- the nidls Of Do
eembes The chsncea sra thai tseRhts will 10 low Two
ds4sul difference in tbs Rsnsesl gAsvlk Ths rasump-
, 1876-03-27

law ,o,irv AMI tbc nrhrntrnt frAllno yyae oro Of
sinss ssiiness Nn rsnrst our quotations: FnRttax-
rates Ha0xn. bqn layers 14siUc ms drums, psw,
iIsai9s !: Turttst primes, nav, 8LG}a4o; French
s.Ettaatb joose aWetate{ now }2ys{3a:6 Valencia,
1dr' s1 l.s isSfoo a,sh;rSn srrics.
tx,dpt.c. nr,rhrA hsjsea l1al!hc; do, mixed,
losaiie: d. rsrrj, I;alss bIlcktmrricr, liH@
l1c: rnspberries 3it33se; fitted cherric. 2ka 1jc
Nrrs-I,lIertr, llCSiIhc; httnnltts Tctrsgona, 1YH
1ag5p NalieA watuuta, row, laa i7o French wal.
nuts new 11a1Ic; QrCnuile walnuts tbARtrc:
i,r.,,,s. i lxr: Ters,s. Te1ss, liz wi.
n,iIcpn rUa,uts ia. i d; Truneszcs peanuts, 63Gc;
African Ltsuille, 6taoKc ~
GREEN FllUiTH-Wcfc at,|et and unchanged. We
continue 10 ouete Cloiee af rlcs Cue % per brl
s(sr.in. nranHca, kSDNaf.bo ter lAnx VAleMrta do,
0NUcElliLA-Ths grocery market was less active
than Of, .l,o earlier days d! Tho wcek for which tho
weather wan chrhy rCsronaible. Vnlca weso mot sub
ertod 10 nny aurrca,o rlla;Ro CulTreA and sugnra
wtto Arm viii eou,cthIpH II IN urwnrl tendency.
lnes jjncs comparatively Wtr alt4dy, Wo oHoto ~
foiiowa:
MrcE-l.angoon, 6k@6Ic; Carons, 7aTko; Lou-
CorrEra-U. q. Java, aace3io: Java Nc. 2. 97ta9ac
choice 10 fancy lilo, a goo to prmc d. M
1t 214c; common to fat, .0SG43lr: roasting isi@
1gko: fiua1pofo Java, 9tG45c; Coata Ica l!&sl5o;
Maracatbo, nv. ~1Ikc
RruARa-lhttnt cut loaf, 11E9tf4cs crushed. ll4
ali,;c powdered. ,faiIho; 9rsnnited, lu,xatlo;
4, stan,lsrdt TO-, GslOAo; do No. j. lN3to'c; n9ta
! ], 9i{e; choice brown, sxtas4t; far 10 primo do,
Sk4skc: common do. 7kf4+c; choice mnassca as-
gas, w s6as'te; common to good do, 7.ztdsAc: Now
| Orleans, 1i3AKc.
ptmursEcatIfornia auAnt-ioaf dsips, 7o@72c; dia-
moud drirs, &l.ea110: silver drtns o1ta f'ie, coo
, 1876-03-27

1t.tsns 1t prizes so1e /. 81. may VII u doa6cd.
veok WI aoys hs aver.as this t tho year
fair 10 primo seers. wcightng from 100 to 4o9 U.s.
or,sn& tns sst e" "n Tho xSs st III. "h t% n
inferior grsca low ~ $3.50 d30o nni Of c.tr. II
$40, car.osd cf faner ca'tlr h!ers9lnH lh;1 NJ
With Rnoi ,i,tn.n1 at $lo0 . too fur ""nn.on to
.el.o!es. hprugers srn wun,ed as f9!oev1tu,uo Ier
R,tr1rlays ma.ket w.a fairly active, and preserved
tia arm t6ne characscrslna on The prece'itnA days
Of hs week The fresh receipts which sn!ln.ed ats %
left orer fr'n Friday, wcFc disposed uf and lie mar
ket cluaoa dru,.
Chnen l5cerca-Ffns4 fst, woil l-sorn,ed3 ytsr
TO year tld ttcers, wc's'iug 1.a'" to
Good s" stecsa. weia4.
A.l'um I'll ii iii a::i Weigh
uaa.hers aH s'o ~ I@rser 10 isf .s.;., md
common 10 cbnce cows, for city slaughter,
wcgh!Hs HhI Ia .l5u It's. 36eAt23
Stock cattfo-Comnlou c&tkte. Weighing Huo
T. g" II: hin :or: :fsr.. 'svs''l'
tsi iusmTns , sranIy seeeps of Monja; aad Tntssy
hS tots! for tht two days reachnl only ll.03Y hra)
a4o Tor b.:on gfAes, aud to ta3s9 4lo for common
to good htayy-an f1ip!oEt'ntIit "a compared WIN tac
co.ng quotation. Of ths rrsvio,s seet 81 1;&?se: M
up to Thursday noon md recedel fu7 2st Sc. Of 70
t1osss 10 for tho former description and ss.lo4a8o
for Tho lsser Later the market agaln tssramo irtn,
aud closcl nj about tho ruling figures Of tue pfosloa
s s1sies si IL Il for ofiin.ry 10 pfmo & heayy
we:E's pni)ad'lphia grades aro scarce aud nominal
saturIsy Tho market was active and atrong. Tho
supply fn,n hnd WAS absorbed Il &c advance Dver
Thnays quotations, the hulk Of tc sstas making st
sEIEEp-Aght roccir.s and flrner Ea4tern mnrkcta
Impaired Increased strength to prices OF hs rlaas Of
, 1876-03-27

NEw ORLEANS. March N.-Cottou-DsmAnd Aet!1a;
salss, 10000 bacs prices ti@kc dearsr; aood ord!-
uary 10 strtc. good ordinary, lotsa1l};e; low mid
ding to strict low middIng. l2t@laAc; middling 10
strict rn!dllinR. ls1.a1sso; Food ntdllng to mid
ding fair, ltA@l6c. 1teceiIt net, 1911 baca gross,
5,33i; exports, roaatwsc, i,s33 to the Continent,
A,t3J; to Great Dr,taln, 1889; stock, 2a7,alt.
HAvANAAII, MArth 1a,-Cottou hFn; middllnga,
l1o net receipts ass haes; gross fl1 esports coast.
wtse, sta; talea, l.3iu.
NOZZLE, Nsrch 25.-Cottop dstn; tnlddlinR, 13e; ;
nss recrlpts, tG7 EAles; sales. t,3o).
CHARLESTON, March 25.-Cot!on nrmet; mIddllnR,
13;o urt receipts 500 bales; EXPORTS ooa.s4so $40
bslts; sales, l,U00.
GALVESTON, March a5-Cnttcn hrm, midl!ing, 14o;
net fereps, w baek gsDss, Viii exports cU24tNtle
1tai azlss, at.
, 1876-03-27


&pec{ai pnpafeh 10 7ht Ehtrato Trfs,s<.
LIVERPOOL, March 2i-1l:30 4. tn.-FLoUn-No. !,
ats Cd; No. 2, 72s.
GnAIR-Whrat- Winter, No. l, l0s; No. 2, oa 81 i;
spring. No. ]. 1oa: No. 2, Is od: white. No. l. los
Cd; No. p los 2d; club, No. J., lls; No. ,. 1os 81.
corn-New No. l, 97s sd; No. 2. ga ID; old, 29E.
Fnoy,sloAs-rotk. h3s Cd. Lnrl 64s.
L,sEnroot, March 2s-3p. tn.-pAov1aioSs-Pork
Bis. Lard. GJs VI.
I1vEarooL, March 23-6 p. m.--DREApsrurrs-
California white wheat, average. 10s !lttlus Cd: do
1Od; winter do, ~ 6at4aGs. Flonr-weatern canal,
9!AQssiks. Corn-Hestern Mi1ed, cid. 1ys new,
26,.a27Hs. oats-Amcricau. 3@3Hs. peas-esna.
dian, 80 Htatns.
mcss, Dls. L,ra-Amcrican, G3xs Dacou-Lorg
clear. 6akh; nhort do. 5Gs,
TALIoW-Firm; American. 41s ca. ..
1sTuoLEuA-ltetned, 1isSl1s I'd: spirits, 81 sd9
t.lNsxEp o,t-23s CT.
Ngsr.-Coumon, 4s Cd: pals do. les.
SPtntTa TunPEATtSE-25sGal1s Gd.
GIaaEsE-Fino American, G1a.
InHnoS, March as J.. m.-pnoouArf-Thc rnto
rer cent baiuy 1S per cont below tho Bank Of En-
giAul ratio.
CoSsoIa-For money md account a4A.
AMERICAN SEGuAIrlEs-1a, lu51l It's, l08: 10-l0s,
ls,t: preferred. 20.
Loapos, Marcn 25-s:9o p. t.-TnE sroon En-
CHANGE to-day iiaa been stsaay hut lnactiyo The Rp
r1oacll Of ths settlement. which will begin Tues
ay next, Asa restricted operations, nttouRh It II
tion1 Will pEevont any serious difficulty. Tbs Egyp-
tian securities havo been somewhat armer, Ut sglt
recovery. Dinconnts were weak ut the quotations.
Tlnis, Mascl, a5.@f.antes. Gcf coc.
| FnANxyoRT. March 2'.-New Is. lolA.
| ANTWERP, March 2s,-putroieum, III.
, 1876-03-27
sEx,Mv,

LATEgT.
NEW Yong, March 25.-0old dull and steady st
1lss until lAts tn tbs afternoon. when dscua to ia
took place. the c.osiug aaes having been 1t that pcs
Carrying rates, IN, 2, !, j. and an par eAns loans
we're also made AAt.
Governmenta ctosed fisrn.
ls4ilrtaa bonds dull Ia the afternoon dealings,
cept for Untoa rscthe Ests knd IT, psul cousolidacd
sinking funds tho former Ielina 1t aud tue
ht.ar At 3d. Central paeIac, nos Lii, Union Pacino
s!pkng funde brought "a.
State bonds quiet and stroug,
The stock marast has been weak and lower. tbs Do.
cl!uo ranging from 10 IN PER cspt tbs greasos deeno
having leeu In Lake Shore aud Michigan Central. Tue
former heavily pressed tor sas, aud fell OF from
6iL 10 G1H. Michigan Central declined frolR CaH 10
G9f, and afterwards rsllled fraction. fa!sr-Thn
market bscAue irregular. with still further dceliae.
d 1t lha cose wtak for aoIne aarts and stcaly fuF
sthsra. 1aks Shore pressed fur .ts. closed Y SlH
rnel 70 u, md After recovering 70 t3,. 1sastod 10
sas. Nor.LwessEru, eolantor: 7sl % = i3.;i Et.e
t. oto' TO s w. Haton p,s,aa rsiiao n.a Il ~.
% 2lk, hut closed st 2o,i. Western Union dselusl
70 esf md to OK. se!!sr Co. cleveland. columaua
:, Gnt psei.rIsd III Oh tIo,n IL: % 1o Missouri
.iias % ID e Isis sau.s % .aa n.esis.n osnt1I and ts
yupahet!c TsskneAs ~ ths 2sneEsl st VA stirbussl
~ reduction IL ea.tla fF.vhts fEon Chicago e.tt.
slra and runo!s Of . 9eueEd quitting u4das the
tcnedula rates ty trunk Eiuo.
TsAus4cttuus "a the bt,k Exchange today aggregat-
II las, w slAres. Ut which 7.AD wsfe Pacific NAIL
j. u. 81. Paul ,l0 WeAtsru uuluu. 2,:Oo Northwest
sIn, 1&N Cleveland, Columbus Il JAdiAnA Cautrsl,
UsHtfaL
None, closed 1t saI per eeut sttar loaains n ~.
Prime mercantile patkF b4G.
Omtoms rocsirt., g,oV.ooo. Treasury dlsbusss-
Asents. $so,o0o. ctnastngs. y, Oh. 90.
Btsrling, sight, ~. do. aixty days, Asax.
RoSx1xNkAr auspa
coapon1. 'M......r.1:14 hsx xA..,.....,.....l1eA
coupoas, xs........1lN loAas, rtg. ...........ll1X
, 1876-03-27

Withdrawn from store On Friday for city con-
sumption a,1t6 bu wheat, ,e02 bu corn, 1,os6 bu
barley.
The following grain was Inspected Into store On
Saturday morning, l rejocted wintar wheat, !
car No. N. ". wheat, = cars No. IN. ". wheat,
carr No. spring, " No. 10. 2s No. do,
cara rejected do, grals l'3 wheab; 1s cars
hlgh.uI.cd corn, ~ cara No. 10, cars naw.mxed
do II rejected DO, car grade tss corn}: II
white oats, cars No. a do. cars rejected do
20 oats); car rejeeted rys; cars No, barley,
caFa No. do. car rcjocted DO. Total, tos cars or
30, o,o1 ba. Inspected out: aD,tGo bu wheat, y, ~
bu corn. ,915 bu oats, II, s31 bu barley.
Tho following ~cre tho receipts au1 shipments Of
brcadstuIs and live stock 1t thls pont during The
past week md for The corresponding weeks ending
iatedt
, 1876-03-27

parties who had purchalol the property II lowcr g.
ure4 and anxious to socuru their differences. and
decline Of Sd per ia lis lard A 1lyerpoo!. Whiao
later there wefe free buyers tho decline early seeming
to stimulate buying orers from pulsie. and the fos
Ing changed to strength, tho closing beug hFna an
no. materially different from that Of FRIDAY evening.
Meats wore dull and, former quotations would have
been shaded had buyers sAkod conce '"Iol,r. Sasr-
nents for tho week show falling oE. AHc In raFe
mcaaure. no doubt, to the relatively high prices
Tho Nattp C1an,erc.at Kt"rt and Harkts Rtffsp
ihLs city for tho pettois nAElBlt
, 1876-03-27

Horror. Assch 3j.-far deluArl for do.rest!c wool,
hut tLs uu1nLer of good resronaib!a buyers IL nod,
- Ibis u lhs only elAss Of holders Willing to ss u the
present uucefts!n stale Of ctt lTicss sge Qfadual-
" declining, and al kinds Of Ecoes woola lower
than wsek sgo, l. would 10 impossible to foErs
sslsa except At ytil further eonceaaions 0ood and
choice aud II Ohio md sylvania fsecss quoted
ut Asostse; Xxx aud plctloek, 4sstao; msdiutn aud
No. hueoes, A4eSaBo; MlchgAn dtecea sola II t0t4
tlc. The4s ase outa!ds ktics4 for kooa Haes OF
WOOL rul1sd woos sod TO fair extsut the tsAnsAo.
lions Of hs week eoUpS1slnR 1t9. .QqQ H. m1&uy Ut ~