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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-02-03
MARINE NEWS,
PORT OE PORTLAND
Wednesday, Feb. 2.
ARRIVED,

Wednesday, Feb. 2.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Franconia. Bragg New York-passen-
gers and mdse to Henry Fox.
Steamship Chase, Thompson, st John. NB.
Brig Carrie Purington, (of Topsham) Wbitmore,
Cadlz 80 days via Vineyard Haven and Province
town, with 1876 lasts salt to E G Willard. Was within
20 miles of port 26th, but was blown back and put
into Provncetown.
:, Sch Carrie Melvin, Andrews, Wilmington, NC
hard pine to j W Deerjng.
sen Addie Blaisdell, McDuffie, Baltimore for Bath
sen opera, (Br) Fowler, Boston for st John, NIB.
CLEARED.
Sch Marsie, McFadden, Mayaguez PR-Phinney g.
jackson
Sch Willard, Wallace, Philadelphia G Will
lard.
SAILED-Barques Sarah Ellen, for Cork; Golden
Sheaf, for GIeenock.
The new ship NJ P Grace, built at Bath last season
by chapman q Flint, arrived at San Francisco Jan
20 AFTER passage OF 103 days from New York, beat
ing the Seminole 10 days, and being the quickest
since the passage OF the ship Glory OF the Seas three
years ago, when it was done in 81 days. The M
Grace is medium clipper 229 # long, AZ # beam, 20
feet deep, and registers 1928 tons.
MEMORANDA.
Ship Saml Watts Lermond which arrived at San
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TEMpLARS OF HONOR,

At Templars Hall, No. 100 Exchange Street.
CoUNc1L-Maine, first and third Mondays in each
month.
TEMPLE-Forest City, No. 1, every Wednesday
evening.
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MEMOIR NDA,

Ship Saml Watts Lermond which arrived at San
Francisco Jan "a from New York. reports when off
Rio Janero encountered a strong gale from WSW,
lasting three days, during which sprung mizzenmas,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-02-03
The Catholic Fair.

City Hall presented lively appearance last
evening, it being the opening of the Catholic
Fair for the benefit of the poor. Coles band
was stationed on the stage and enlivened the
crowd with music during the evening. The
tables are arranged around the hall under the
stage. They are all nicely trimmed and con-
tain many pretty things. On entering the hall
to the right will be seen a shooting gallery,
which does good business. In the front of
the stage is table No. l, furnished by the Scapu-
lar Sodality of the Cathedral. On one side of
this table is fine large guess cake, and on the
other side the cane which is to be voted to the
President of the most popular society in the
city. Near the stage is gold mounted har-
ness manufactured by Mr.. William McAleney.
1t is all made by hand, OIL the best material and
is displayed in glass case. 1t is valued at
$40 and is to be ratified.
Toy table, No. 2 Is furnished from st. Dom
mics, and it has large chair and a silver
pitcher, which will be ratified. Near this table
is the fine harness from the establishment of
A. ii. Larkin. Table No. 3 is also furnished
by st. Dominic's, and.contains fine picture of
the late Bishop Bacon. Table No. is fur
nished by the Altar Society of st. Domnic's.
1t contains a sewing machine and silver SER
vice, which will be ratified. Near this table is
set of draughtins instruments, which are to
be voted for.
Table No. is furnished by the Rosary So.
ciety of the cathedral. 1t contains a large
chair and chamber SET to be ratified. Table
No. is a toy table. Table No. is furnished
by the Sisters from the Academy. 1t has
large picture of Bishop Healey. Table No. s
is furnished by the Cathedral choir, and has
a large collection of fine articles for sale and to
be ratified Table No. 9 is is the table of the
Assumption, and is filled with pretty things.
In one corner of the hall is a number of side
shows. In the centre is pair Of oars to be
voted to the most popular boating club.
Reception hall is used for refreshments and
it was well patronized last evening The fair
will continue ten DAYS,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-02-03
COPARTNERSHIP.
Dissolution Of COpartnership.

VVHE firm hitherto existing under the name of
Il Craig q jackson, Plasterers and Stucco
Workers, is this day dissolved by mutual consent
Mr.. Craig may be seen at his place of business
No. South Street, next door to the shop recently
No s. both parties are ready to attend to the wants
Of their old customers. Plastering, Whitening or
Cooring.
JOSEPH CRAIG.
CHARLES JACKSON.
Portland, Feb 1, 1878. febidfw
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HE WEATHER.-There was o very sudden
change in the weather yesterday. In the FORE
noon it rained hard, but at noon it cleared off
cold and the wind blew gale In the even
ing the thermometer was down to zero and the
wind was blowing hard. At Gorham, N. H.,
there was heavy snow storm and the trains
over the Grand Trunk were delayed. The rail-
road men say it was the hardest storm of the
season.
The Concord Boston & Montreal road was
badly blocked with snow and the down train
over the Ogdensburg was obliged to wait an
hour and a half for the connecting train over
that road. The snow blew badly but there was
nothing to obstruct trains over the Ogdens.
burg road
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-02-03
I'll. W. SIMONTON & CO.'S
Annual Cash Sale.

OOOOOXN 0IEoo . J. 1lE IL l.
LADIES ;-Your particular attention Is invited
to our sale commencing Monday. Ban. 31sf. and
continuing ten days during which time our entire
stock of goods will be sold at greatly reduced prices
We have on hand a larger assortment of Under
Clothing, White skirts Infants Dresses
and Flannels, than ever before, also greal vari-
ty. of novelties in the new Cashmere Laces,
Ties. etc.
Do not fail to examine our stock of Worsfed Em-
brOideries, consisting of Sofn Cush ions, Foot
Rests, Towel Hacks, Chair Stripes,
Brackets, slippers. slipper Pockets, etc.
Great bargains in Hamburg Edgilgs, Dim
ity and Lawn Bands Also Plain and
Plaid Nains0oks, Linens, Tuckings, etc.
Tucked and .Rumed Pillow Chambers at
$2.2J n pair.
The latest novelties in ChiIdren,s CoIIarettes
at very low prices.
The remainder Of our winter stock of ChiIdren.s
Colored suits and Pique Dresses we will
sell at great reduction.
These Goods for Cash Only /!
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lost sails, &c. Jan 20. Chas Beers, seaman, aged
10 years. fell from the toretepsai yard overheard and
was lost
Sch Seventy-Six. from Baltimore for Savannah
put into Norfolk Jan 3st, leaky and with loss of b
boom, head gear and sails.
The cargo of schr Florida was to be sold by auc-
ton at Jacksonville 28th. The damage to the vessel
by fire and otherwise, is estimated at S5000 She is
to be placed on the railway Tor repairs.
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Wiener you want an organ,
With music all complete,
Don't fail before you purchase
To call on Congress street,


Collius & Buxton is the name,
George Woods & Co. the makers,
And world wide is their fame.
81
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-02-03

LAW STUDENTS SUPPER.-Last evening the
Portland Law Students Club held their first
annual supper at the City Hotel. Mr.. Martin,
the gentlemanly proprietor of that house, was
at home and did his utmost to make the gather
ing pleasant one. The members spent an
hour or two in social manner in the parlor
the first Of the evening. The supper was
served in the dining room at about half past
nine o'clock. Mr.. Coleman, the head waiter,
had arranged the tables in very attractive
manner. and when they were loaded with the
tempting eatables, they fairly groaned beneath
their burdens. When the Club were seated
they were partially relieved. but enough re-
manned for quite company. A very attractive
bill of fare was provided for the occasion. The
bill of fare contained twenty courses, each of
which was full and complete. For game there
was the ever delicious quail on toast, p.arie
chicken and wild duck. After spending about
two hours in discussing the tempting viands,
the president of the club, Mr.. Frank III. Jor-
dan, called the meeting to order, and number
of short witty speeches followed 1t was a
most successful gathering, and the club voted
their thanks to mine host, Martin, who had
been SO untiring in his efforts to make the oc-
casion the success that it was. The supper
would do credit to any hotel il the State. Mar
tin is always ready to take care of such par
ties.
DECEAsED.-Mr.. Charles Mussey died at his
home on Park street Tuesday afternoon at the
age of 81 years, having been born in August.
1892. When young man he went into the
book business with the late Mr.. Josiah Whit
man, in the Mussey Block, corner of Temple
street, under the firm name of Mussey & Whit
man. This firm afterwards gave up business
and presented good many books TO Gorham
Academy. Mr.. Mussey then took interest in
navigation. He was for many years director
in the old Casco Bank, and was a member of
the first City Government of Portland. He
lost his property at the time of the great land
speculation in 1885,
Mr.. Mussey was twice married. His first
wife was Miss Tracy of Newburyport, and his
second wife, who survives him, Miss Susan
Mitchell, daughter of Jeremiah Mitchell of
Yarmouth. Mr. Mussey was member of the
Aged Brotherhood, who will attend his funeral.
+ HE WEATHER.-There was o very sudden
change in the weather yesterday. In the fore
noon it rained hard, but at noon it cleared off
cold and the wind blew gale. In the even
ing the thermometer was down to zaro and the
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-02-03
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Please tell the people that you saw their
Advertisement in the PRESS. the circula-
ton of which. per month, exceed, IOO, 1000,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-02-03

Brick Store Between Park and sfnte
Sts.. $50 Congress ST., Portland.
jan11 dlmis
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PORTLAND POST OFFICE.

Y. W. GODDARD POSTMASTER.
d. w. YORK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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From 500 m to $50 m, Sundays excepted.
Sundays open for Carriers and General Delivery
from to 10 a m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-12

pgs were in moderate request whs senims ruled quiet
Pid and striped aees were preEea eeSs spss and
plaid osnsblgs were taken to nit amount moved fairly
JAcoNEIs ASD cAnSE He % Sse6 more ST sS
Lers at &c and Garnets camTrfcs at 5hc, :.
rl paNs sa rG5 as sI reeeds %
PRiNTS Feneies ruled SLOW win agents, toopgn V ns
Rcnmoad iel 70 e2c Amoskeag To 6c Freeman TO &c
we're largely distributed The cochegG TorS o hsys
caD Co made saGesss 81 SV Was T sS Prints
H. miiin!.I.shed deGand Tue MeffiA'ac |""' N'~
"GfSGHxMs We're In steady request and ruled firm
Co1ToS DRtss GOODS were gg r pFS Is move
WORsfED DRESS GOODS were IN steady but mousi A'o
sH%WL were comparatively quiet and best makes arc
HoiEY was quiet and shirts drawers sold at low
0VERCoArINGs had less attention from cothiers but
new buyss la been examining with view 70 future opera
tons, aud IN Sonic cases made some purchases ~ Lot. IN
CLJLHs-PepuiT Sleks T e s1 Ise" III S'"A '''
requirements, bus moderate amount oil mo '%o
sGts fs y ALL WOOL sUITTNGs-&ost taste
f sle vi best makes IL limited request ior aAe W
TWEEDS GKD UNION CAssINEREs were in limited
Request smaller buyers for current gsds necessities;
the bee; qualities moved moderately In smAi o's' Imitation
sSTTNEiS-Low Efades were in moderate demand bat
better Qualities Ct plain glk and PLAN ~ lev Iasd ,. s Ss;
restricted by The o Jed supply bat prces were not rsnuAe
alive medium and tue qualities we're quiet
ELANNELS-PlaiD a1 wool white, and plain scarlet ana
white easily a. current rates as the wants OF
trade required .--,-,,.
CAkPl.IE ruled Quot with agents Atlow raer loDbers
made liberal both Brussels ana ingram 10" Gf<uo
ingTalns al 9ucLO. real ed usual prices
FoiIiGN G0Os-Business as light with Itefs, ana
tLe jo6lng moderately active bus he buoy sncy OF
lacking goods were sTy token by
Leading retailers, and staple fablcs were Ln, h0nsh =.
sucen rass q black easeres and drip dets weie g.e
GronsdDe. South IL far parcel and ClAmbr~s
ana bststrs in fair demand Black sks we're larry
GCsa.ic cOOIs. bat fancy slks Iuied easier
Millinery ske we're 10 fair request ana serges nOstTI
basket silks, &C. hAd csahldefalle
ion. fsfsts grain ribbons nere AMY active,
neckfka nanikerclefs. Housekeeping
lneus and shrsg fronting, and clothing naEes we're lher
Gct Bsst Ogc fory. Pain aud fstcy lnte
active Narcotics and toilet quits,
NottnEham cuftauA and nets &C. Al auction, Hsmoulg e
Jroaore brought low ngts Guipurc dull but
YAK VsenCitet and even CGShmere na.es were la sty
Mems WOODEN goods ruled quiet. Osssnctes
d cu but beat mR&es Of English and ~ enoh
coat4 in tair demand Aggregate Distribution
Of duesSns gh. Tho prices VI tho soods axe
low aEd unsatisfactory.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-12
COTTON MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, April ll.-Cojon dun and easter; MAdlinx
IL Low NtGung l2sul2aC.; Good Ordinary IOSac
gross rVcopt 10 ndS exports, eoasNlse, 90 baSs s2lSs
70 bales AIOck, D. pa hsiee
CHIRLEsTos AprI lI-Cottcr steady demand good IiG.
dng, lac; Low Kidding. lei Good Ordinary Ils
800 bales exports toastwise, los GALES,
1900 bales, stock 1902 OSles
MOBILE April ll.-CUttou nominal MiddnS, l22c. Low
hddMg, Ike; Good Ordinary, I02c receipts TO6
bales EXPORTS coaaWse III baes sales 100 bales stoek.
4O,4 bales.
SAVANNAH. April 1l.-Coon dull; MiddliuE l2lae Low
bddinG, IL c. Good Ordinary l0i<e; net Goceps, $50
bales gross $40 halesi sae . bales stock 1908 bales
NE',OhlEAhb. ApIn ll-UOttJn quiet AiidHs, l2'4e.:
la9 bales 1926 Daes exports, u France, S433
bales; sales, ZOO bales stock 232,S22 bales
MEMrHS April ll-COon quiet; hddhng, Die. receipts,
$50 bales shpmsnts 63G bales Sales l,lOO bales
PmIADEirHIA Apul li.-Cottou dull MIddllng lsISc;
Low Adling. 1872, Good Ordinary llAc.i rssspbs,
l3i bales; grOss. l30 bales. -
BosIoS Aprn III Cotton quiet Mddng 10 &c; Mid
ding, l2'sc Good Ordinary, c net Tcceip 400 bass
i0o bales exports 10 Great Britain OIL bales stock.
GALvr5ros, April ll-Cotton dull afddlins. 12'.c Low
Madiug, ll54C.: Good Ordinary,
balcs gus gu bales sales $40 bales STOCK So 900 baIss
NORFOLK, Apn ll.CotIon cul aud depressed; Niddlng
1896; not recet 6ss bales exports eoastWiso lJ5
Dsles stock, 1851 bales.
AUGUSTA April Il.Uoton quiet and irregular; Iidduag
~ s6lz 2c; Low Mldclng ii &c; Good Ordinary. 10
net rrceiDs 2s6 bales; Sales 3Z3 bales.
WILMINGTON, Apul llCOtt0n dull and nominal; Eidddng.
i2c 10" AidnE lc Good Ordinary, l0c.; net receipts,
81 LOUI, AprI I.-Cott0n lower; Mlddfng 1855 Low
iidng ii iac Good Ordinary lOac; receipts
sipents $40 bales sales S65 bales soek li,0S3 bales
CisC1sSAI1. April ll-Cotton dull, Mddlne. i2ssc GoSi
shipments IS bales; 3J2 bales; stocK 1928
LOUISVILLE April ll.-CotOn dali Aiiding, II NC.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-12
THE STATE or TRADE.

LIVERPOOL April lI-lZ3O p m.-Cotton s heavy Mid.
dhne CpanLE ord Micclng Orleans, 0as, sales 30 U
Bales including 1000 speculation and export receipts
IS 100. bat winch y 800 Aea Iutufcs eaAcr
June aua July delivery. AZ Ol.d; sales OK MGdng % e.hs
LIN addlns clause slupGi March, per sa, al - te-
csb, three days have been IOOJJ quar-
tefs oil which 1000 quarters afe American 49, -,
LiyEErUCi. April III 4. n-SseS OF AlaoiHg CplSnls
Cotton Low &.ainG clause, Apnl and May delivery, az
~! TO- do May and Juno delivery, At b'sci DO oO jay
aud August delivery. a. Gi2d-
iNEaiuOL aV,iI Il-i:sO r. nl.TaIlowPrne city hrncr
a. 81 v l,at-No. sIriLg steady at . T. 80. 30 Z
spring steady do. Miuter steSiy at 8 corn
iJvERropi AuI 20 D. r-Corn, &c 36 Ga = quarter for
New Western NHea, n 40 = eental .0f aFtl-6e
CalforTIa White pT,duce-ialloW, 4llJ9 c"t >..- -.
LNEgrpoi, April 1850 p n-Of TIE sales OK 'o''on W
Iit FasCol kpri $50 ?. n.-Cotton-Futures on !;
sales M.dl.g Mobiles, regular contract ApfI and MAJ
delivery az ,.i -llss II Addng Ulauds Low AlddlhS
clause clipped Marca aIC Apu Qrr sa, &C 61- DO Co.,
ftlrice Manchester ~ anc tending down. 1850. -.
LiyLIoOL Apnl lI-Lt enirS-lIuseel CAKE %iV ~ y
IcSpox ApI. II-I23O p. m.-Ths Of discount for
- vsg thr baak O. Lusand rate. Lac l.al!
.ay shares, 10 do Preferred, y. o.,
LosuoS April IL +. n.fsis adVices quote Eentes COX
LONDON Apr 1850 p. m.-The amount Of ouiiiosgone
into hc on balance u cay s G55UO0 elIrt
- IurprrtLe, = a. %. 2 c"L 80.
LoSIuE April IA r. m.-E1e Railway shares lJ'<c
Pans aIsce. qCotg Aentes Ohf. snc.
LDyuOs, April 1850 L. n-troddoe-sIiIlts o. IuIyen
IoZio. Anil -Eyeniug-Linsaed OIL 220 ? osL ss+
Ann Ill 'Lsnse on London 21I zoe I0s sHoEs
IrrIIy April 1.-The weekly statement O! tie Imperial
BaAG OF tisTinany decrease VI 4I45OyV marks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-12
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

BUFFALO April IL Rgc,pts 10000 bbls Wheat,
100 b2sh siba.u - sou 100 6bis Wheat. C20jJ
Ia.a Hon q-,t ste.dy I'D uohsnSe: saics go bills
Wheat neseet,t rtirey neair-L Corn IN sosl deIAuG
J.ye neglected B-'cy du; sales q esrs a.N.i-n on
.al' du l4cItc HiLANses nominal al 81 IL Tor C'ty
cacAGo April I.--FIorr iniet end unchanged. Wheat
Deaald s1.rs '1d pi,1s q; 81, xl' III -
r ec = 'Ss S ~ &c. s June s2. $.' Nay fs
Jans -c'ee -ee hys sa ,sG low e., :,
lover 81 loas- y a ;soi q. rs 81 e. M ~ ~
.ros G.5 to1tIS =. a - SO o. t ~ :iS a. sr
TO G..rd Whe-. gthsT excited .ad a.sAsI - ~ =
M1y 4i-s@s' -. Jaso ost, hisasr -QI,e, Apr! 50
sng Peri s.1s ~ @al' "a - -u..' LII" 81 L.
eGAA Apt assE qSes aG @.I S cSr new "a
60. ss-1- q ~, ssas * s5S[Sc Hys 9st IN
~ a,'s-f -es s, 1rs.eH:cd PORK duh ~ So $40
je' - III. H. i i1:it.; HS4 Sa Sload;ss
eaa 3e t-,'r Msy * buysr uHe ,-I MO I.de' 5qe
y u e;s boa 10 81 9I tar III O .ss clear Sls Sides;
& ~ a ,5f.s % ror 10 R1iSI iissyJ, 81 g q
=. co. rseeyt. 200 h.si ,Sipnenis leas Wi.sy
E 'SS aSc- ~ goo eooI 70 Pfhe 25G27c. Fregns
A .. 1sF fa 1ss ard an'hs No M Mn.I
zee Ia aiS g. - 70 sTasAes: - On Se ay.
& NV w. q 5ssc B1ty dSi 80 sprns
De i've q.t ANA aseh snEsd Provisions Inactive
Icc.pts Ibis four 10 900 bush Wheat shgucnts
5000 Ublg Flour, 20 CDO buss. "A heat
PHILADELPHIA, Aprh ll.-Petioieun steady At ltAc for
Refined AID IL a. mr. Crude Flour dun 7nd ioT graes
prices sales 800 bbis including Eat at s. 81 =
aga 10 Lniy 15&SC % Pennss lyanI Indiana.
arr Ohio II So 2es6 - ms grses at - 45GsS %
Rye Hour q rs Gem Aeal hst at IS p. wheat
quiet stead resssy Vsaia Rs 81 so amber 81 81 =
81 % white, sORSl ss; western sprouted, 81 03 ;o-
ST 81 q ~ 70 Ter So 81 ssze Ssla sT'SSS
Wh3e sSSSis nsSi hissS 90. WHISKY held 81 x
for Wcs.lrp iron bound bvls Batter nn; Creamery. t5e
doc; Ysrt bradford County EHtIrs 4ld.2c do.
Firits ,tes9.. Wceu txrls 51e33ci 90. Fr.tA
~ - y
s$Cc. che@e .CAoiss ..oes tim New iok Emty, lac
do pI1uo i1t7lSt.c.; Western Fine, l2iIdlS. Il, g
Market st-o9g Pesis'lvsnLs SswJcrsey. and Deaware
frcsA. IUs-Vs. HsstslE 40, 1851
M Lovm April Ii.-flsSr dui, nd unchanged. Wheat
dun and lower; no Rec II 40 bid, ca,h 81 ~
6uoSant and higher; No. NiICd. t5i4d46c, c2s
4O4C. BID, sals. 81 s. Nay. oats higher; No.
Sc. cash &c. bid AMI Rejected S2Ss EEsley
weak CanLfs 81 10. WHISKY rc7dy Il vi Os Pork quiet
ard unchaLstL Lard s= g iSslc. ssked Buk hsa;s dan
aud unchanged. Bacon Gul ana unchanged. Llys Hogs
active but lover soas grades Light bhppers a. % Q
81 90; Yorkeis 81 40ttI 10 Packing. - 81 ~
butchers, 50 10. Cattle dun and weak demand Hight
Fair GOOD Nsuys Shipping steers. VI l2%0S4 10 Pony
Stcere - I5d ~ 81 ~ Choice Native s. 81
GS4. Native stos-ers 81 f5dst 70.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-12
THE DRY GOODS TRADE.

INV. YORK, Tuesday. Apu IL, 1875
DOMESTIC GOODS-fhousA unusually quiet the market
had improved udertone The operations Western job
bta light but fairly satisfactory
by Sogthcrh and by obbsrs uo local obbors TO
sssotnents q far Aggregate Tho export trade coton3
Ine oibing tTads
active operations individually small were eOecfiveiT
There active cotton
owing the low which heso been
OF red b. joDbcrs.
COTI0E GOODs-s,spie fabrics IN moderate but
ecacy demand. liberal aggregate distribution and
Lleasaed COttOus elected several leading OF
brown ard bleaohod goods low grade oks Jeans
re. are closely sold M. Fancy goods ruled dull.
BROWN sHEE1lNGs AND SHIR1IEGs-Fou yard
makes and ne browns active but heavy standard
ings and "a brow ~ ruled quiet.
BLEACHED sAEETGNGS AND SHIRTINGs-Pepu
Ane aud medium slirng6 10 large demand ana hru
Jayoylte Alruss closely sold up, Utica
shcctugs Low and medium shrtngs in fair demand
CohsET JEANS AND sATTEENs we're In steady request
and drm.
CoLORED CoTToNs moved steadily In small lots Tick.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-12

full as strong as last weeks quotson were MAZE
AT an advance rs disposed OF sales OF I
nos steers averaging 1049, I07S1 $50 D. at 81 SOdSJ9
Is l2ie Indiana steers averaging O2s9246 H. az s. 75Q
81 l2la Missouri steers, averaging loed 4 a. BOO
IS 20 Michigan steers averaging lOO5d n at 81 TOO
x ohio steers averaging 9l0dl 100 ~ at "a 55dss rs
stock 954 10, at ~ IS o4S b.
oxen at a. 60 averaging 1372 10.
to-day 500 head making the total supply
for fhe week thus 940O head against l3 600 head
same rne ast veesa difference In the receipts for the
thus Tar OF 900 bead-agans 900 head for the week
last wear the market active all tho offerings finding
adg sale At " s SCI 640o head disposed
Brighton market and tho balance
trade quality OF offerings good and tbs
sDdsnce OF fair sales Of Ohio sheep %
m az s6 CO.. SO at G6 IS; 80 at 81 los at 81 % az
81 IS Michigan sheep, averaging " 70, At 81 65 "a
III 75 lO5 az 81 25 ls at 81 TO- 1873 Eastern at ~ only
few offered and were weighed IN With the sheep
oGs-Keceips To-Day 200 head, making the fetal suppy
for the thus FAR 100 head AGAINST 900 head fr
the the week was only moderately active and the
supy light and Workers more thar the demand
Of Workers Ssass u.s. heavy hogs So 5o car extra
loctcd IS IS Workers remain unsod cars ght
pigs 81 90, best Offer. 90.
bvers holding prices nominay lO615c lower; sos os
~ *: butchers S3Gs3 so; shipments. 1900.
-Rrceiptx ii o o market dull, weak, and lower
conmcn mixed 81 sOSs7 90 choice bacon So shipping ana
nscking SSas5 rs Philadelphia 50 75G$9; shiprent&
$500. ooo -. IN - ...,.- -
81 1905 ~; good choice s50s8 80; best sds 20.