davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-03-02
Withdrawn from atose On Tuesday for city cou.
aunltlon 9i53 bu what Gil bu oats; A?a hu bar

Withdrawn from store on Tuesday for city cou.
sumtion I53 hu what; GIT tu oats; 5A?9 hu bar
ley,
Ths following grain wsx inspected into store On
Wednesday morning: car rejected winter wheat,
cara No, NJ W. wheat II eass No. DO 37 cars No.
2sfng, y caes No. 10, Earn rejected do cara 40
grads do t16 whsa; % Cars hl9hml3 led coru 10 cars
NO. DO, = cara new mixed do, II rojectsd Do,
cara no Rrada do la coEn; PcAss wh!.s oats cars No.
DO eaEs reiestsl do tls oatsi: cars No. 2 rys;
carr No. barley, cars No. do, ! car rejected,
car no grade do u laEeyl Total. ais Cafe 1900
w. Inspected out. I3,da2 bu uhsAt. s,2s2 bu corn,
wv bn sys. s.7al bu barley.
lha February xhnAt coEner IL orct. aud gone, and
well cleaned up, thcrs betag ess than 5000 blu, Al!
told, not asaglssnsd out BY o'clock % Tuesday IT.
tefnooA Wss noied. md sons part!cs psofeAaed 10
alt4ch sWMhcanco 10 ths fsct tat tia Eu,1,.sAu do.
and for cAfR1es on Vim eoas scanned 10 haya yau!.h,
I'D about hs saus time a s February deal hare OK
pleod by tue statute Of limitations, WAetAsr or not
uars EM any connection hstveea ths two oths. than
that oE scclden coincidence, waa dscidsd Accpsluu
tho mental temperament Of ths different u.st1as
who canv4s4ad the subject.
Tho leading produces markets ilrly sct!ve ye..
erday In the aggregate, aud tho majority tended up-
ward, the principal doelins being In wheat, Tho
weather Wa stormy, the snow falling con.nuous.y
turing the moFnng, ~ ii determined Ia make amends
foE lost ums and receipts FeFs necea1sE.ly interrupt
a while tho prosiect Was thai thsY will bs sall for
aeyera, days, perhaps through thu whots Of March,
month which " asuessiIY sloppy. II pot COLI. Tho
trading was ca!say foz future delivery ppt cpns.l
afabls quantity d spos pruporty changed hands, ~
result Of dovar'es February aud hAsch contracts.
Thtfs VA fh1 number Of orlees from ths Interior
tEade for dry Rooas buA ths call from local retailers
xas limited urocsrsa were quoted quies 1t nom,na-
y stcady figures. CofIess xefe tym. Tho tsA trade
VA lietng III activity puF prices we're hel4 with con-
&dt5Ahle aFuRttA No ch4ngeA vert np.ed u thu but
ter aud eheaas EpN&stat F1sh, fFutss, &pl canned
, 1876-03-02

dia dss;ss dss;s III md :;:cd ;suss sasSS sss
Clear siding, frst hod second, ,......... 1ioo1....
lItrt common siding. 11.cN3.....
Flooring, nr1t common. dresEcd.... 3B.0ha3n0t
Flooring, second conltr1ou dressed. 1t.r0a3so0
!sof boAf!a, A...........t.......... 3s.C9 1.....
.toet baasl!. ii ana il. III
G.t"sk boafds.......:.......::::...." OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES: III a!em
conmon ,Sst IL Il s onist. ii.osstaeo
!o!.ss aud scauslsnE, % 10 81 ft.... Uit1t.01
i,In ss,cc.. 1's.S 3gq
oiiswtts Without caus, IN va:4 % TSsse tsS Va.
En- sh, s1,rs 1sstrs. ie M IL Se
tss :sss c snDr %4s Ill., t ,tS
.rsrm s,osssioei % o stre,iy Has' rars. 'ssi s
stra!'s ee; pan,hago OIL eo ;ac tuspcnao. % it3i ia
nnE;nh% ;, II: =, 7.yty lsSs we't II
feotSI IS ?t's vs.. In f,r rsque
a an :ss sss It. t T .ss H. s
xore hrmer. Ths demand fair, and probably vii
bs s,gs turing Lsnt wt!s tho receipts sFe likely 10
1ar.chieteus Va per II turkeys. t:siic: dacfs,
io4si2ke; gee'e. s5tie. Eons-ssricsly fresh, lss9
sEEps-wcrs aut, and easy. Timothy wan freely
s:9ssy ss sas Il e H. sIs, Ss ss
va ia rea',ss. Il s,a nd LID 4 xsS R.! 'as ~as
quiet at $i.2o. Hungarian and mil|ot wero In larger
supply aua slnw. especially tho Iarner, At 15y51c.
AflItet wnA quoted as 5l Gat0c.
BALT-Was ateady and In fair country demand,
sanectally IN thpso sections wherc the catte Aa,e
been allowed to rim out hil winter. Qnotuttona;
onondaRa and Saginaw. hno, da, $l4u; ortllna.
~ cosrsc, st.70i da!ry, without bagt *2,7s: tAiky,
with bags, $3.50; Asblon dairy per sack, $t-sJ.
TEAS-jobiseFs report 4 moderate trao nj nnchsng-
Cd prices: observation-disclosures, 3sGs{1 good
Do, 4:sa4so: medium, 4s a6sd; good Do. sa@5so;
anr hs5s3c ilest, saaosc; choics, ;o773o; choicest
y99'e; fancy. sl.los..:o. 11rza1A1--comnon. Vi
tSlsc good do. aDa43ci medium, 43s4ac; good
90. i8tSe3c: ane e3ta oHo; hneat, 6a&G3,: choice,
G19tsc. choicest, 7ofa7'c. JAraNs-Corumoh, 3;GS
Gc; good common, ~ d 39c; meaIum, t03 4Ic; good
medium. $sa 'oc; hne, to55o: anes bH 4i0c CHOICE
HeR6sc; choicest, 5hGEoc. DoIoNas-Comn1ou, a23
.3c: good common. Nd 1'c: uleduun, 4aS41,; good
medium. 4G 45c; Ane. 4s4aoc; nrcss d3sesc cAoico
G0a3G2o; cho'ceHr, aJeaa9c,
W0oD--Tle wood tsaIe uaa dull, Anl prices Wcrp
weak aud unsettled. We quote maple 1t $3.50 bceeh
NJ $40, and saata At $3.f1--tletivtrct.
WO0f-Tho 13oaton market ia reported easier and
unsctled, but thero change here Ia consequence
not much Affected 1y Eastern reports: Tub-washcd,
prime. 4sasad; do. poor 70 good. tlGat6a; HakiBd
acccc hne. Rood-conlillonad a9@l2c; washed. coassc
and medium DO. t!9f1c; unwlahcd. Tins he1vy 10
liRht, asa3sc; do, COARSE and medium, Sa953o;
pulled, Jlt53tc.
, 1876-03-02

IVuH-TheFo Wa hh tncTeaR4 N lls R9PP!y of 6Olne
around. aud there vas aufdriep.,y actiye lnmrcf.
uonto carry up rIiros smother eSl0s. Light weixhfl
oomritoa tho bulk of tha rooctpts Aepco ihp aysnrs
In that cls4s VIVA not u markell NJ In heavy hous
which comparatively were acarcs. EAloa wire Al aid
M7:e0 tor stsppsrs and seslswsa lots generaiJy; st
for common ta .gool hacking hogx Extra PIll1lel-
pha9 wass wanted 1t {3734y0o.
, 1876-03-02
COMMERCIAL.

Ths following we1s The receipt. and shppeu4 Of
tho 1eapK articles al produce In taa city during the
twauty-four loara ending Il o'cloos on wsaac.8ay
mufulag:
, 1876-03-02

lUtt1....'s st.'.s.....4 .b1,a1t I4,9a9 S9,HW
oATTLE-Ths weik fceliuR developed Tpesd.y af-
eruoon WAS feature Of tho market ,esss.sy only Ia
snore maraad degree. Tho receipts were 1arRs, Aud
that fact, coupled with continued nnfavosablo ro-
ports from tho Ess o buyers 70 exercise something
sposo than ordinary caution, and saics dragged Il
slightly lower figures, tbs quality Of .bp offerings
was not ~ good a. that Of tho aAy hefotp and uls
slotmy weather also operated adversely to al actiyp
tFnas, sna, all things eoasiaesed. II wss decidedly
hard marketlAy, Tha Fspse of prsocs paid ~ s.
a. 90 with sales principally It 9aa1Gs3h0 far cows,
Ut tar atock fattfo aud at S4.4Ga3.76 foF
shipp!nx asours.
, 1876-03-02

What hrs yna going 10 do about III TITO machinery
ot iosesupeat tn thts county IL now co1silg thu
people about tioo 0.o year. II Is tmpaasitq That
eau have snT real iupfpysnept sheze tines whi]o
tas tmmsnss l'@Fdsn los upan us. THO prtss c4n do
~ saofu ehan aiss the eols the faes. with tbsss In
their posscsaoR they viii haYs Gully themselves 10
balne they submit 10 bo robbed suy lpursr II tAia
atate Of suaiEs cousinues tho patriot Of s78 VII, bs s
sho, ahe th4 patriot Of l17G "ta1es up arms seap.t
ses 'saxeh sad by oppoatug ends thelus llepub.
hcAn Government u fraud II u means tho maiu,s.
nance, u The cost Of hundreds Of millions year. Of
p'pndst'ny uslafAta md deapotia Rang4 Of mun!ci.
lAl State, aud Fsxlsta polttics1u. and lhteyea.
, 1876-03-02

\ buTTEls-Ths market wss active to the s1.ent OF
sss,,ass @ l. aso!s: aeoa = 5.as, ys'!s. sssss:
,a,ao. sro" =. ososs IN ,sl.ei W eoln0n
su ie Iaose .ee,s te ,n. A.
aro no o1s ,han sp.t.ue W. tons.t ar ~. s'es ss
follows: st.rs !. wy: Isv',ten. a,e; Moasap. 90;
ontano, 10; AmeHe+a A. 2sc; AuoskeaR. 23Mc;
s' M Rpes e.s s.ss e Sei ~ a as
bic, aaa!ie.. -
Choice to fancy factory, l2N@Iaxo: lower grades, 90
llAs, v,
and prices remain IN NJ ,n.sca ssatc. "a oaotstou; ]
ars u follows: Lockswsnns, range and nut *isoS:
I,1rB, i7.oo S7.sO; lioskua valley, fsso; Indians
s'St oo5rEhAeE-sals. t:G luolua. car ,a t.reo. a.
$40: RoIk barrels .ss quoted y Hec.
weights wcra ifm Il s. sni Ish. Il 31.ipsSN .
a1lss; - head .na csrs: '''s''
md stsay ss.tr. sse senE 'rd,s ordsrs fs fsr
sueh sools :. they require 10 koer m assort.
seas .ss. END s' e bsss ssnt: e e s IT, ss ss
No material alteration In pricss oec,,r.ol ACID
sse ss T. sa1 .sa ss;'.ss Rs.ss; s*
ss.ss y; saG + S,t T.
,ss; st s.ssis ssssi s;ssss 5ss ss.s es :!sss: Z:
u, Sa2hAs.6o; gum thslac, ID, 5atse;os ioaina. h.
tes nss 81 d. lsnon. POI po,.sss. @
qunne suph., o.. s:2535a; reG predpt, i, si:sss ISL
Il pe.a;; @ Is; .i:$'sl:;S; M ~ sssSa, + sSass; i:
ts teess = sf ;::sa:'' :, s5 ':s:': :
xbri xsSast9: No. a DO t,.isS,,so "n.sSa'h| No
sda asS a No tsoFa b.0 aSsSre: NY XVII siao
q, hi, ssoot3sss; fsMy n.ciere., .isd. H.Grl.
sS, Gay ~; * aFSs san!'y H. M bank
LeirsoT hsssoS, iii. Grls, 10 snp lST
Ss;rIn. e. ,a', ssa,s hnssras Ges boz
FisfiiTS ANN E1rrs-1,. ,-r,t ,n,,to, w,,
.,r;S tis Hp ~ ~ @ |@ust Mtset Was r.. r.
tls5s H., "as ss, :sesJy feeling: r. quae; FeasIas
o,x Sp2, .+e 1Ry s aSSss !a9'oe: nss
gsahe.: 5ss: - .nd 1o.s' sNalia; f.!sias sss1.
neT, f.''yS ~; tooae MuSsa,st, hea
sn.s' H1Mo; Hnea saEF|an' saG|a. aSsS; sitron,
srr's;. iNsleHo; peaches. hsiys,. l:%9lae; 90,
iss ,2S a9 pssIe 1gps, 9t:, GtskGssrte
f?a; freas ys@t, Sapt9s ma'99s Sew lgfi
clio; Drazls, ioesidXo; psssa,. Tess. liEais;5at
STafss:sa afs,a Ps@a, sss; Taans4's asssa''
~ ,1tsntf % ,kIi1MSs kSIseSs I1S:5u1se-
LIE - or - aowHes9 q4et enha teaa3 Cao;ee
stP.es, s'ooVaap4 peE VI! fatonca 6Angcas $9.tp4
iun per c9sei oranges, paz pox; letupns,
s'9pS9;np 9pS,a;;i,G Gqs VIZ. -
1n. ~ ,. "ss aa3st ~ epoat s1eaoy
o2utss' w tuo'e -. ...
HiuE1,kraan.E.pn' e&9esto; cssollus, 7ta7Ge; Lou
h.sha, n;yh ~; Y. ooa,,
ri nj ssnrt nnf tSN.+s! e*is w. y 4tt9 1sS
stute saAe1 nv LsAds1Sei Eooq 70 pfama d0t IN
e t4ci COMMON tq ls!rs ~ aH.9ft; tq4se!pg 19S9
aaSf$s es!akap94sss s1sa, &oaA 1uess ENG
uHnc', *Hu ,n.Gpss.nt nti ~ ~ ,,.er.<. ,
1t1sr rodsrai - ~ ac sIusafuE IN
~ - S y ~,
, 1876-03-02

T's ser faas.;i1anis s0 H., 10 h,s%n,, pe%%n,,
s :s - ssa ssse. s' siss ,fss a .Ms M
q; & ooa M,tt M qS!;t saa anshsael oorn-Ns % ei1ts
nj a.ci fm IL *1Sa .e 'nrs55 saa 10 benz yrs.
o Is aw No .a1s 81 cSG S.,~ssf%,s sss tx1d @ 81
&pssac; willis do. ida sec. 4''N'' AHA s''ts'
liAr-FrM ari IN hinged.
ffofa-Pfrm and uhcu 4tHei.
GnEft IT. ~ ~, a',ea M nge' sud r. y
a.s.n.t ntc''aaacl. ire sesay. with lii ins' ismasa
rErnoLEuM-pul IN :! 'avy; ar,lde, 8Ke, r,as.a a'd
THttnw-, -,tafxes ca*.tr; .tssiss; ss;,a,
aIaAtasp 1so,ts-s:raly: {l.oa,cs.
Artn1rs TuRrgNT1HE-Birmcr; gtEn.
,,Ess EoISy: "csssFa' lSaaoe; s4s' and roou,
LEtrnkn-lleay5; temloct so,e. 1,ucnos ayre,. ,,a
2as: California do, 4!32,o; common do, Gxi;c 'H9
Wa,L-tjnchnngct.
SIC, sss; sisss, asE mo,s s,1: ,sr'
ny. .l,de oatter wesissn. ie9 to..c D'sssi IL
Western aa!ei ,sss fn: Wt.tera III iou9 @st es:,
13se; city Do, l2Ha Lard y i.ed anl l5.por: rrm,
:!:' a; a: ST.; :;x@t, ast,3s? M.;; ,Ss ,M;ss
Illus Jinr. ''''S's
nnsrrsn-Tlrm; wessorn, ,ss2so; sate 20eaae,
W,',sk.-9nict sna unchsnssd st.lo.
eoprsr 9u'es: 1nsot lat.
changed American dill md heavy; 1915. M s..is VI.
sssnS s s,1h ;slas Z; x &. sc kss qs!o' ea
NEW ollLKANH
NEw OnIEAss. L.. March 1.-suaAu-Qr, con,.
,ea 1s}.ss3ls; @ s!r 70 fully fair, eXa7ao slns
s7s@oso; choice I'D family. s7.7s51.so.
42t3l6c.
llaAH-Flrnner; soc.
HAY-luIGts f,rfuD fiY1ns nt,atcH e.,
, 1876-03-02

CLEVELAND PETROLEUM MARKET.
CLEVELAND, March 1.-Pet1olsvn Qrm 9a4 pp.
changsdi stspdssd wh!sa ITO test prime vhit4
$50 ust, 12kc, lQ raF lots.
, 1876-03-02

whs: + s''s q tr,st t?o iu do Mt soaaso FREQ
RYE-Wss anH I'D xsaf. Ma. besnz osrcrca a. II
Inquiry, tns fsw oriers in bene ,litd with samples
sass wess reported of 100 bu hs sape at sast4. On
nAnLEr-w,s moderately active. advancing early.
sni iah. fscept. a1pseei1 tsr ~ lily. IN con.
ssGuenrc Of tl.s heasy snnws.oen throughout tho
III ~s, an[s n. ' s,s. % ND '
P.rsrett Of .fsa .rliserits soon. Tho deliveries On
m:;ts sasss H. a. h's sssssat2s eta, = r. !.
E u. H.: ,..'e:: ao,f :'i, p.sss ~ t. Il
be moss dispo.ei 10 s.ts o' man; iing ST II hs
Ss1s S:is e; ts s:n: ~. % Il ss ss :s
fs' IA. II e. NJ "ss ene' t .tetSy H. :,
orenea Al s!Ne and eloaea :. a1Se. seos "a Hrr ] al
At 91 ise nnd closel u sc. hsy zod sarly 4 sae
n..d slose et:lHe Cash s.ios wess reported of a. N
sass, de1'!ered Tois,. 3,sn sa. Anu W. ~ 10
In ths afternoon rro7i*ions rsre in fair requess.
ami steady. s1lcs: i,1l0 hs. neas rnrt, xcsr APRIL
:. s!i;yas toalo3; 1:Iso te. l.1l 4 sialoai9.!lN
q. INC: i'd boxes long c,tar at lft;c.
r',ns Mhss. VA sisra,sy .evs onennf EesS I'D
4 F .a,7tse .nd o!os.d i o7Aas7Ac. Arr I'D i
9a,ses9c, aud closed At Ef1o. Msy closed at <l.01's
43es s3',o for Aprl. md ID ID tnr May.
n.risy ~ q"!os and asssa1 Al 5l5a foE March, and
tasl.7o seer MArt. m eoa2s. rs seller Xrr ti2 i69
s. s:st 4 CO. Ap! isf' ;s 1as
seller May, and s21.na seller June,
s a.e re f *; II sFosSs asS It sas
Gslo,9o f9r May. sales: 1000 tcs, At s1J.lD senef
ort rbs wsis Issd stssdy viii ..s. Of br..
aettet april Il lijEc.
, 1876-03-02

/, EEw YnnE, March I.-Qold slrpnE: urenea 1t l1A5f
sn1 eiosed At 114t. Carrying rates. 21i.
Departments wpfs steady,
Railroad bonds wsrD teady.
State securities wc1o quiet.
The Etock EschauRe Today was ths scaue Of g.eat
cxcltonen mil very large busine&a WAS Transacted
III Of the leading shares with unauallJ .,s uc
ttttons Tho specuatlye interest centegp Ia Pacific
Mill, which orenet At 2a4G}12M, and subsequently
declined rapidly, until "A was tuuthed. From, this
point thetc ~as rally 10 u, followed by decline
TO 2ak and rtco,ery to 2ak. There was
and latEa bocka eh.nnge4 hands. This s.citcment
rnewcl talk about IN opposition limo. Western TN.
i'm was ne.t In point Of interest," opening at 7oS a
vane!nH to 7DY, aud subsequently, declining Ia 70.
Inter lors recovery to 69f In tha stock thAso
A1su rTeaaure OF 1aies On tnyivA OF The ruupsa
about tho rassAga Of the dividend. and arga bus.
11rea was dono. This decline In Western Cntan snl
pscino Nall affected The general market and
thers was b decline Of Y to !. Ate!
higher During tbs last hour dscots wero irregular,
md tho nasrket pstsod through frequent rales and
from the lowest l,otnt Of tho dsy Iaclao Natl fecos.
are from 261< TO AK, reacted to e1s, md coscl se
aA. Western Union rallied from o. 70 OK. With last
sales at t9H. Lake shore rose from o.. TO CO.. and
closed At 669. Fluctuations in oehtr shares towards
the close wcre sgEt, and not more thkn tRH u
general thing. TRANSACTIONS aggregated 3&e. T ahnros,
Of which Gi,0e0 xsrc f4ciAo Mall 99,lHg Western
Union, an0t Northwestern u, 600 St. PAUL. 1900 Eric,
l.. .0OJ Lake ahosr, aud ls,tE0 D4lps.
MONEY markct easy II J@t. Prime mercantile pa
pcr. tGsH.
H,.s,r,a +or,trss xoa1
, 1876-03-02

LopV and short cleats quoted = ll7;p cash. and
4 X ael!er March, po!el; green hams. ali4o;
swsetpieklra DO, i1N413Nc: cunbefiaad., llic,
cash Or scllcF NaErh; iong-c4t hams, l3@lJNc,
bored bacon hams, 1sHa1iEe.
1nEAsR-Naa ptt,et a. sGs3u
AEER rhQDUDTS-Wera steady bpR nuIpt 1t $3.50
a1.vo for mess, "p.5naslopo foF Q4tta rqesa, aud
t!lat41l.oo tor bans.
TALtow--Wsa quoted 1t BE8}Eo
, 1876-03-02

WILMINGTON TuRPEhTthE MARKET.
WILMINGTON, March l-aplsit4 Of turpenins 45u
ii 3ln
, 1876-03-02
LIVE STOCK.


The Official report Of tltn movement Of I've stpcts
during February shows an increase Of a. catto xuI
1000 saaep, and decrease Of elaa9 hogs Tho sver-
age weight Of tho hags received U.s. against 9;l
lbs IN 1s7s. nix NJ 1874, aG2t as In 1871 sud AUX
tt8 In 1871 ~
, 1876-03-02

FtTTsPunn OIL MARKET,
Plr7sRupo, Mtrch i.-rettolsum Quist aud nrw;
arqds, ta.2o22.:21 Ut P4stsss; tsapAd, lh3lIKo,
PhlsIspA!A uHt!yeIy.
, 1876-03-02

EU6 TON WOOI- HARKET, y
DosroE, March 1.-Hoot In moderate demand for
4o'peAtIci prices gsusEslly unchanged; OAio and
PenRRyiYAnia dnscss. s4t1s and double e4tTs, l30
t7Ne; medium and No. !, A79boo; srebls extra. soa
h2So; Wisconsin and Michigan desecs, sztss and
medium, A13tsq; con'eIug md Delavs<s ncecea ltlo
doing; held as,aly; SUPER aud s1tFa pultsd, as15pp
ahs l1ttex foF ohoIcs Eastern super,
, 1876-03-02
NEW YORK oaY,aooos mAnxer.

NEW YORK ORf'dOOoS MAnkET.
Nrw YoRk, March l,-Businesa continued .uoder.
ate NTH eomnAs,op houses, Cotton goods were In
fair dsmand and generally unchanged IN ps!cp. Ths
pslut market was unaettlol and American Bristol,
Warrington, and Eddjatons fanu!ss wsrs reduced No.
aimpson'a, Union, Gloucester. .nd Albion MOURNING
prints sese sepcsA 70 10. r!A4i and striped cottpu
4tsss goods vers active: Woolon goods for usn's
Ve4F Neyo auiot
, 1876-03-02

aUU F1EHN co TON MARKE TS,
NE" 0RLIAas, March 1.-Cattou-Dslnanu good;
ealaA a'asa bales; quotat.pna unchanged. Aecsipie
pet os5 bales Rross l,as7 exports to the Contl-
nspe 2.292; eqassH,ss, a.G7o; atoek, ait,cpa.
GALVESTON. March l,-Coteon Iu.sk and weak:
middlnRs,.l2kc; nst receipts. 2,1H9 haiea p4pofts
eoastwlss, la; sales 1Ql2..
MOBILE. March 1.-cotaou irregular; m!ddllnga,
l:a4ac; net receipts, l,s7 bales: gross, l,s12; sx
aoss, to drcAt Dsltain, 1900; to Continent, 24to;
aoassx!so, all; sales. 1900.
oHARlrsToN. March l.-Demaul fair, pnsddllngs,
l>S@l2s; net recaipts, $40 ba!pa; a*lts, },epo.
SAVANNAH, March 1.--Nqmlpal, midi1taap, lac;
groaa rscaipts 700 las; exports h Qautluspt, Sass
kssa, 200.
, 1876-03-02
TELEoRAPHJc MARKET REPORTS.

FOREIGN MARKETS.
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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-03-09
ELECTION OF CoUNTMJUDGE.

! Some of our correspondents wrote US
Swo or three weeks ago, assuming that a
EGOunty Judge was to be elected this
spring and urging upon the Republicans
as their duty to elect Republican to
Ethe Office. For various reasons we
thought it best to withholds what was
written.
Last week, on reference to the Revised
Statutes, we found that thsy provided
for the appointment of a County Judge,
by the Governor to fill a vacancy, and
also for the election Of County Judge
on the first Tuesday of April next follow,
ing the occurrence Of the vacancy, ana
from thas we stated that ii was clear to
us that an election, to fill The remainder
of the tenn of County Judge should abe
held this spring. At that time we h&d
not examined the Session. laws nor Tay-
lor's Statutes. By reference to theserwe
find that the law was changed or alaea-
ded in 1857. AS amended. the law au-
thorzps the Governor to appoints Ccuaty
Judge TO fill vacancy, and alsos the
County Judge by appoiatment, to hold
the ofice to the expiration of the term.
And, as the term Of County Judge is
four years. there will be no election Of
County Judge this spring. Tie next
election Of County Judge will ba.en the
Rrst Tuesday OF April 1877 for the term
commencing on the fast MondaE of Jsnu-
AIRY 1878.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-03-09

principle, led by earnest and homes,
men, forgetting all cliques and side is
sues.
For 1876 the party should insugurate
the ere of Men and Principles" from the
ward causes onward. "Men. no. princl-
pies" means defeat. principles, not
men" IS corruption over again. The
men who left the Republican ranks two
years ago will rally to the standard
which points to early action and honest
work In the spring compaigns ;.they will
SINK away in disgust from party which
has 20 manhood to stand rp for its men
and principles in campaign of so
much importance as the one in prospect.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-03-09
MORATs TRAINING.

we nave publishes Several commune ca siFnE; ON
SIe respealsl6ility oEthe teacher and Of more OF
tioTal an article read by Mr. John Rhodes AT 4
meeting OF the I. A. WaD. on Moral Training i'm
me tonmon School, which we commendltos a
careful reading. =
We hope some onefwfn now furnish an. article
on Moral Training nl:e the Family TTds VIII
commence at the beginnsing Parents are Drima
trimming OF their chdidren, andS next to, tIlam
teachers are Responsible
II For educational purposes we think RESPONSE.
tel Innres someWhatdn the 10llowing order !:
-otate. We should Like to be- flsrIrsheeE able
articles on the dutiesanl responsibilities OF all
duag and responsibility of pare astr We. consider
ne1k In order
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-03-09

At the next election the people OF
New York will vote upon State con-
stitutional amendment which provides
for free common schools, to be support
ed by tax of no less than $3,000.000 a
year, to be open at least twenty eight
weeks in the year, to be adequate to the
Instruction OF minors between the ages
of ard 81 years in the branches of
rudimentary education; no gift or loan
of State money or credit to be made, di-
reclly or indirectly, to any sectarian
school, orsto any school not wholly the
property of the State, county city, town
or village in which it is situated. Its
adoption will be bitterly opposed by
the Utramontane wing Of the Demo-
cratic party.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-03-09
PRlNCIPLEssAND MFNsDFfRpaiN-
CsPLES.

A political pssty should. be a party
having principles. T;;ass Delnssratic:
gasty, as at present constituted, is q
party without pninciples The. Rapubli-
can party is party OF pEincipies right
ia the main. fl has how sver, committed
come errors an5sbas nos, always. been,
fortunate in thevchoice 2Smen for office.
Now, in the Centennial year, there should
De strict adherence to principles and
none but men of principles should be
dominated for offices. Hereafter let ehe
Republican maxim be, Principles and
Men of Principles. A1dif,t3e Repua.
bean party Will carry the. naxim int. O
practice in tbevanmlna sionof fsandidatt 8
for Office the1e. will be no donbt off IS
success.
The elections of the Democratic can di-
date for President wolsld Be gr eat
calamity. Wisconsin, May at pses emit
be considered one of tie doabtful ste tes.
For Wisconsin, to go for, tho Der0oc 'racy
at the PresidentialseAsoti wouha be a
great calamity. To aAaIa sure cas Wis.
consin for the Repa Slicana at tbs Presi-
dedtial election the. Repwblicans should.
carry the spring elections. To carry the
spring eleotions~men.of principles should.
be nominated fer office. Every where.
the Republican Rsiormars are tired Of
acting with the Democracy, and every-.
where some of thenl arc returning to the
Republicans. AND abb that is necessary
to secuAs,their return generally is to
nominate such laen as they can support,
and feWor none Of them coGId or weald
refuse to support men of principles.
With such men forcandidates the SnEing
elections In Wisconsin will be carried
by thu. Republicans.