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LUNCH HOUSE.
THS
Temperance LunCh-HOuse,

fG0 MAIN STREET, OPPOSITE COURT
AVV HOUSE, having been transferred 70 the
WOnen's Temperance Unias,
the ladies respectfully solicit liberal patron
age, Is they intend TO make the room pleasant
and attractive, as well as to furnish the BEST
Of Conee, with Lunch or Meals, at the lowest
possible price, without The temptations Of
stronger drinks. Ladies' and gentlemen, friends
OF the temperance cause, are earnestly solic-
ted TO favor the enterprise. myM
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The Great Clearing Sale of
Clothing
RuftericIk's Patterns,

at 227 Main street will be continued un.
til further notice.
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Merchants Who Don't Believe

in advertising are about IS far behind
the age as the farmers who are opposed
to moving, reaping and threshing ma.
chimes.
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The Great Clothing Sale
at 227 Main street will be continued
until further notice.
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MEDICAL,
PRESCRIPTION FREE

DOR the speedy cure of Seminal Waakns..
4 Lost Manhood, and ALL disorders brono%
on py 1ndiscretion CT excess, Any druggfs
co., Box 22S. New York, ccSn 49,,
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NEURALGIA.-"Neur cures Il, Sold
by q, W. Jones q Co., Memphis.
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B ATE@VELLE, -;
CHEEK LINE,

For VfeksbQPS and all way handbags.
The elegant passenger steamer
Ul1ssssxs, E,esaSsS3s,a
NJ. r. Cheek ......Inaster ]. W. SpeeTs....cIerk
Leaves Memphis every TUESDAY At
PM, connecting with Steamers and railroads
for New Orleans.
The Illinois makes close connections with
the Chicot railroad, the Parlsott line for points
on Yazoo river, and the r. z. Lee for New Or.
leans.
Helena, Frfars Poina and Bends Trf.
Weekly Packet.
The elegant and feet side-wheeI steamer
A-s oSs w bite sAsss=SA
Nat. 8. Green......mastsr D. P. DaVis.....oierG
VIII leave every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY,
and FRIDAY, at S pm.
Particular attention paid to freight and pas
sengers for Walnut and Council Bends
81 After the first of September, the A. ],
White and @. w. Cheek will form e daily line
between Memphis and Friars Point. -6a
For freight or passage apply en- oogrd or to
GEO. W. CHEEK, Supt.,
Memphis and Vicksburg Packet Con1pany
No. 26S Front street, up-stairs.
or to r. ". LIGRTBURNE, Agent,
Sepl 298 Front straat,
-.
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RAILROADS.
rExeHIs ASD c8ARLESFoE z. z.


~ AID ATTN sgdDAY, JUNE II,
1876,
leaves. AY1ives.
siaiI lraln, dsi!y % IA ~ an. sou pm
tsrr1ss train, daily 90 pm. l20l am
z0tneryIlis train, uR.iy, 81
Be & SU1dayB, st--------.---b 70 p.nns 20 Am
1scEso1, Tenn, sccOmmo-
dation tex. Sunday l-..-.--- 20 pm. u is am
- all train viii EOt EiOp al Flag stations De-
tween Grand Junction and Memphis.
rains connect 81 Grand Junction for al
points, alad st Decatur closely for Monfgcm-
sEy and points South. Close connection for
! .shvi le by both trains. Close connections
=. Chattanooga for Eastern and southeastern
EonLz.
40 change OF cars between Memphis and
RsisJ0i and Memphis and Montgomery,
. Che new and magnificent sleeplng-car-une
will hsve one Of their new sleePers leave
Memphis DAILY on Express train st 800 p N .
tor LynchDurg. " ashington and baltimore
without change. Only ONE CHANGE % Now
lork and Philadelphia
fine ~ minutes faster than city time,
Efckeg one. 27S 6afn street.
W. ]. ROSS, Gent Supts
TDA i. DUNN, Ticke4 Agent
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klsHssIPPI AND TENNESSEE B. b.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

nE AND AFTER SUNDAY JUNE II,
~ 1875, Trains win run as follows;
LEAVE. ARRIVE.
n sw Orleans Hail, daily .-- z % pm u % Pm
Ersighfend Accommodate
daily Except Sundayl----.-.e:So ana $50 pm
q ues connections made al Grenada WITH
tyS,ns North and south for all points.
Por further information apply 70 Ticket
offioe, No. 81 Main street and at depot.
u. BURKE, superintendent
IAAEs SPEED. Tickst Agent.
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INSANITY,
Private .ASYlu"
FOR THE INaANG.
CINCINNATI SANITAREUN.

SUPERIOR accommodate ns for all classes
- Separate departments for epileptIcs and
nervous invalids. For terms of admission
and circular, address W. s. CHIPLEY, Md,
Sup't College Hill, Ohio. jyl5 cod
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Rest i'm the World

nOSt liz tnS OFlU
For Piles and Sores. For sale by all
druggists, try me.
BUCKEYE SALVF.
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CORHEL MARE MULE-About five years
> Old, siXt. en- hands high, branded with the
letter F on left fore shoulder. The finder will
be literally rewarded by leaving said mule at
PODrcSTA, MAIsATESTA & CO.'S,
auIS cornei Court and Main streets.
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Go TO Leddin's Business College.
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The Great Clothing Sale

ATTEND Robertson's Business College
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The Business of Memphis
For the past year will be written up"
in a careful and comprehensive manner
for our great issue OF September ct.
Every business man should advertise on
that day.
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PERSONAL

YEENRY BROAX, colored, late Of BENEFITS
II Landing, Miss will learn something TO
his advantage by calliug at our once.
amps THOS. II. ALLEN & CO.
ENRALFRED VOORHEES, makes specially
OF treating EYE AND EAR DlBEASES,
0fNea S2B Pnp street. Ju5O
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S "A al g. ci ?. sGTrH co.'s, $50 Front st.

THE SHOW-Known as the " BLACK
i SMITHS DREAM" that drew such large
Groves TO see IL at all the ExDosltions, will be
sold, st auction, at 10 am. on the 3lst day OF
August, at scCloy & Bros 20l Main street.
This is q great cuTioS -ty and a rare chance for
q yOung man that wants 10 go into the show
business. This pif c. OF mechanism was built
in this city. aud took WIN. Robertson, the
owner, seven years 10 com plete it, He is now
living in Cansda. and has ordered IL sold for
what 1t will bring. He ives offered st one
time five thousand dollars for IL. au22
, 1876-09-25
Kllpntrtcls ts mt only hopeful, an,t tncr, :,
,oprtnl ht that lie has reason for liz hn htnsa

THE CANVASS IN O11,o
GREAT ENTHUsIAsM AMONG THE npn,,n.
THE DEMOCRATS fILLEn WITH Apr,rs..Is
SION. "t'ffx
nfsoafeh Ia Nt'e Tors Tfrn,.,
COLUMBUS, o., Sept. 21.-.rl,erc haa ,,.
decE'1rd Improvement in the vfgor md .,',s.
the Republican cnnynss in Ohio l,,r,nr t},@ }r"@
week. 4 grcat number of meetings l,aya ,I r3
held, nntl they have uniformly been 1ar,s'"ea veg
more enthusiastic ti.an Ia ils,l at tht. ns.,I sI
tho ca1lvnss. Mich Of tho npnatent 'i,'eH i."s
vfEor on tho Republican atdc has bccn LA H. q
tho persistent stI,t-bnnt pulley Of thr na nae "
Gratis, which has subttlcd tl'o frtctn Of n,r..
and removed the usual INCENTIVE 10 laras a "
publican demonstrations. Tile DrmssasNt Dss ~
m9ke great al'ow Of political mectinp,n mectin1M T..
this Ia nafnIy blind, as their Rn.,knst, ut
nostlyos the "s,nall fry sort, anil thcir 49,: i:
men aro sont only Init, tho larger Uo,noss1.t1esA
s,tee no4ts t,, to sspate ~ tho npathy ot the osk
fcssng scrcno satisfaction with Tic nfasrp'' p's
but now tl,oy hotray nervousness, nni it1npsss t1spr.
evident alarm Il, their cntnp Tlu Rrpn;,fs.aa ;Isa
sanvass h.a gained largely In ear,eslne.,,iss sl,is
spite Of the absence Of Nh tpen enemy tn G'n Gchn,
a'nl the cnorgy With which tl:u Republican Sn SIp
Visible results Of n most gratifying charMi..!.
rcssf.l series at meetings IN Eastern and sn,I ~
erh 0hlo dttring tho present week, and Il is' saI
1n,,cl pleased with tho prospect. S1r. ill.,!
wsl begin ser!es Of meetings I'll the W.s,ss44ss
1esorve Tomorrow, nnd will devote thu hissa nbs'aa
of next week tn t1is State. S1any otlet s|S' A.
tspg,ltslcd spcaicra hare bren pnyagei n, ~ y.
two last wceka Of tho canvnss, alld M in,ucnM.: M
amount Of effective wurk wilt In croxl@i nts
tlle next fortnight. ChIef-Instlrc Waite aa1 ani
Judge DfttcusoefcE, Of New York, cacl ~, y.
Coy. Hayes totluy. The hitter Is called Iouaa ~
by business, but expects TO return aud tI.s ps.s
further In tho caf,vass ii, few days. '''
, 1876-09-25
WISCONSIN.
TIN CONGRESSIONAL SITUATION.
Special Cnrfkspondtnc4 ar 5'hA J'riaunA

ra..,., n onSussse!osAn oss - ertoHruS, ~. r..,S,
ape."1 t,tpyne' UT ~ ~ 4Mn ~. 1a.,.,,,,u,
obhhos1l. Hls., sePt. I3-lha hcpuo1''.
candidates for Congress In the First, sceo1A
Third, Seventh, and Eighth Districts haye ben
nnnfnotc,l AMI IN ovnrv ra an tba rnminst!Qpi
49,. ,,.es M .ss,ruo,,ood
na'e ocea ssaot'h o'es' Anc tcno'al's', n
Charles y. Williams III tho First aAa !" -. ~
Caswrll In tile Second QIycs to Wisconsin ts
seryfcea 1T two p,rml,ers win l,uyr alfe.I}
,ro,nnI a rcn,,,nt,on ~ tho rot,on,. conJtal Ml
E's,,,. tenA''..4 ~ WV ''ASoH .,,,o,
Whlsahle, Especially dur1ne thc 'ast se9s"1 ~
proved himself an able representative Of y.
Badger State. In tho Third District, GcorGee
Ifazrlto,.. OF Boscobcl. n LAWYER, rraluase d
ii.'t",'. r,',,,., nns 49,, at,n.n, % T., rlacs d
vnIon Ho''oso' i'ae uscA n'a''''ateo - p, ,s,r
u. =. MaEoon, VINO las serYeu Uut oho n's.
Ilnzrlton fs q bruther Of Gen. W. llaxc!loa
WIN rrprcscnte,l tho Srroud District for III
veurx H.. hua ham II ,n,mher M tho 6IN
S",,"te ft.~ s"vnraI ve"rs on,i f'os considerable
s,,,,,v - I'M Em,rt 1M;wamreci a ilistrict spi
thn 2ifth fFnn,i IN Ink arn I,1,l, hupctsslj
n",nnrr"tte sn1 nn,nt,,oti"n ia ettt
wiii in oniv 1"att"r of iosrt
eIt's H.ruhiiasne ~ tho seytn.b
i..o ~ ,,,,;,1p,ta.'i i,i,o II tTnnnhrry,, IL
t.', ~ .,., II ,,t ,a. .".vrd eght
.ues "1 ,I,n =" ..ix. -. ninsm. wv , t.aI ~ IN t
y;,r 1,,.,, ~, var r. ea. ~ " "Eirhth Dir
trrt '':TE That1 4. 5 r35nn ,,mher~un iorlut,lJ
~ ,,,,o ,'in.iy nolt
na," tI'v pt,,,I tsnrra,iiv %au nn,Iar Ia hs
Htstri.t hms nio,.nl,nt ,"cnns' nna viii ulskt
, 1876-09-25


To hold man responsible for tho action Of
the peoplc's agent Is harl'Y fatr, yet When TIC
Inter -0cta,. and Tin.cs suggest that Mr. Lathrop
eunsrnt to settle tho difficulty by arbitration. It
is virtually tile same thing. What Latllrop
now-that he stall not withdraw from tue call-
vass unless requested SO to do BY those who
nominated him. Furnaworth, the Democratic
nomtree Inns challenged him to Joint .icbAte
AMI, Latlrop hus readily accepted tlle shnlienge:
In ali its proceedings. II stood, when they sirst
convened, Melfcnry delegates, Boone 4, De
Knlb :, and WtnncGago 10. Tha lrst prosec.l-
iny was u vote on tic admission Of t,S knn9
for la,hsup Tie Convention decided, by
yoto OF Is 10 II. to ndmlt them, McI1enry
County and Boono County voting against,
anl bcKulh md w Wyonebago y;os'nF is', iSr
s! psKb di'S a %nneo The ggeasy aeseass q @
was good. The chairman of TIC nckalo 5. Iels.
ratiun was the Hon. c. ". Marsh. late State
senator, and member Of the Republican state
Committee. No onc las aily right 70 question
VOTED inirIy ansl sq,iarely, tho McEfcnry and
l.oune County men withdrew. Hence they have
no right or authority to Gull convention htld
non,nalc Gen. lLuribat Or any other nlail.
There can be hut ol1c course Tor riEhticcliiig
port tho regular slunni,eo Of thu party. 30 iar,
all tho gruwlIng aud gru,nblng cuInes fron tllo
few personal nill expectaHt friends q Ce1'.
llustbut, who werc fairly neatcn when the Coh-
Prominent ,nvn from Boone md Mclicnry Cout'-
tics arc III fuyor of 1atfrpp, anl the sooner tho
sore Is healed up the bottcr for uuslbus and his
friends.
Fourth Congscsslonu! District fight, that las
been 80 freely commented upon by tho press IN
all parts Of tic country. Thr cnd has yet to oe
writtcD,-lt will tome In Sorcmbrr He1s.
, 1876-09-25
NORTH CAROLINA.
lEERlNu EEws FOR TUE REPUBLICAN, CAUSE.


Dtsiaieh ta kfsr lnFk 1fmes.
RALEIGH, Sept. 20-Danie L. Russell, canli'
datu for Ecctor-atlargc Oh tho Republican
ticket, Is here from canvass Of twenty-ol.e
counties In tho Western part Ut tho statc. lilo
reports that not 9 lnail lias left thu party. lilo
heard of many ctaugcs to tho Republican party
IN CatAwba County. Dr.. J. H. Ellis, cx-Dclno-
cratic ne.nbrr Of tho Legislature, has dcelarcd
for Haycs AMI Settle. slr. llildcrhranj, ot
tho sane county, tho wealthicst man ~
CntawlHI, Inns asu l1eclarct for ltaycs a,ld Net.
tLc Ilrro ~ mars enthusiasm aliiu,lK the ltu.
p1ihlenns thu.l ever known III the hatory Of tho
llarty. 4 LETTER from II distinguished ludieiA!
o1!frer, WIN lives ln Eastern Curoina, says TINT
all this Un[un Mon who fought under tl.u btaFs
aud Slr'pea, alui wAo ara !rinIninnts'l " tht,
Densocrats liz - luIfnlaea, lceAsc thsY rst,'sS!i
to light for their lutlyu stutc, are nl h!ttGrly
uppuscd to yalIce. 'ltvre aru irom LIAM u,
2,UOl ''Hu.raluss" In tlIu First ColgressinI''4!
district. Daniel Il. tuudlue, leading Liberal
Republican IN thu State fN tho tirtcley salsi'
paisu, Is out In . stirring letter Tor llaYes.
, 1876-09-25


RocKFoEp, ill.,, Sept. 13.-Thc Senatorial
District Convention was held III Rockford to-
day. At 9 O'Clock p. III. drleghtrs representing
Uoonc and Winnrbago Counties assembled, AMI,
utter some preliminary business, proceeded to
Dnllut for three members to represent Doonc
and Wtnncbngo Counties III Tho State Leglsa-
ture We tlo not elcrt Senator this YeAr. Tho
Hun. Join Early holds over Tor twu ,nurc years.
The result oi the ballot WIS tlio nomination Of
the l1osl. John 13ullong. Of Rockford, the Hon.
Myrun X. Avery, Of Boone County, ind W. IL.
uolllstcr, OF Rockford. All Of thcsu candidates
arc fnen III sterling qualities nfitl will uOubtct-
ly be elected next November. ThiB completes tho
ticket, md active caulpaign-work will nav be
I.utltrup's CHANCES for Congress arc getting
brighter rycry day. Thu Dc,nocrntst let1 BY
John F. FaInswntth, have held one meeting and
advertised Tom Huynu last Thursday night, hut
The first meeting was So tllseul!rngits tint they
taro not risk n,ldthcr, anl srlegraphel Tom nut
tU como.
M'rEAN AND rAnns.
Special Dlspxlfch to The TftbunA
publican meetings wcrr wei % it'll satuy,ias evening
lit AicI4eatl a,ll radua. The tornlcr wis uslleEcd
rs3ysta i By 5n f. q Ae o a u sWG l. Wpttr It wsa e I
Twcnty.ntnth General Assembly, tiIo 1lun.
Ja1urs X. Druoss. and jerome ". Nichuls, editor
of tho Leader, all Of Bloomington. Tho lnect-
lug WIS tarEc fn numbers amt cs'snposcl Of tho
hest pc0pe. At Phtsltn addresses vert delivered
by the Hon. William L. Ga3Icn and Alr. Id
OConnel, Of Bloomington, tile luttcr I'LL clu-
qucnt young lrlsl, lawyer of Bloomsngstpn, the
nephew ot the Hon. Ell Lynch, Of Llncoln Ucni~
ocsatic candidate for Att6rncy- -urncral.
WHEATON.
wurArss, sSsdi H. ys;sa syss hg s 71s ylyn " William
before tho Republican Club meeting of Wheaton.
Tho eftsxcna wcrc In largu force to hear tic
record Of TIIdcu,. tue wrccker, and Hendricks,
ts s 1sysy JDy Mr. 0 Dss %as 9sq oowc isssea 1AsnE
j. II. Gilbert, who entertained tho audience
finely for tlrcc-luastcrs Of 0n hour.
Tl,ero was a1so German % Dsmocrat1c meeting a
Me1aar Kost E "t ut csago TheTs we}g gg
Just !s pcrsons present, atd third of them
were from abroad.
rAxroS to ill., 5sSs ss' JS 70 81 7ssss Fsss, ,e eand
date for Congress In tlis, tic Eighth, District,
addressed largc audlcuce ut tho Court-1lousc
The Republicans Of this county arc labnrlng
Will! zcal md the county, whcl! has hcen heav-
| lily Independent heretofore, Will give u rousing
Republican inn]or!ty for tile Republican ticket
this fall. Tho Republicans who l,avp been fa-
yoring Peter Cooper nre rapllly falling into lIno
| JACKSONVILLE.
| Special Dfapatch 10 me Iribane+
| JAcKsoSvl11E, Ill, Sept. 13,-Thu Hon. d,
u. Phillips, Republican canslI'iate for Congress
In tllts district, delivered IN able anil coivinc-
lug speech al the C.,urt-ln.ise In this city to-
hight. Tile huusc WIS crowded, md the people
listened nttent!yesy aud npplMlMlesl loudly,
Mr. Phillips goes to srott County ncxl week,
hut will SOON return antl ,nnkua thorough can
vass Of every township IN tllis county.
CA1no, III, Sent. .1i-.rhv Democrats Ind ar,
oltI-fashiored bar!,rcuc ut Lolgcs Park, In this
, 1876-09-25
a SOLID SOUTH.

NORTHERN DEMoCnATic ArrEAL 10 IN,
souTnnRN "rR'ENps: or THE cAu,tW..
no 1.oosE TA1K IIEFoHEltAND."
Tlle following circular is being .lls,sIbp,5
very generally throughput the South among ds
erect friends Of thu Democratic party:
(}'r;raft.j
Tho succcasfnl Presidential canditlatc mnst h,,.
iao votcs III tho Electoral College. II the Soabtr
States vote ar q. unite fur 81, Tl!dcn, he viii !,
meat to.s statcs in Which slavery esi esi.sd sIf' i.
commencement uf tho late Clvi War, Ths,,
stntcHt tsixtccn, including West vlryEnla,. b,,.
In tho aggregate l3S votes III tic Electoral Colss.:
'states. E7sefors, t.sinfts. Ettio,,
Alabama. ............ ~ A!ksirrlppl ..........
Arshnsns ......,,..... A!seoua.... ......... j;
PS19iTara iaqisa N"'th am Gsrpl'ns g.Ea,im. ."i.
kontncky ............ l2 Tcxas. -. ....,,,...'.i
I,uuIsiana .."....... HytrsInln.. ....,......,. Il
Maryland. ......"..... 8West Eirglnta.....,
Tofal.s .............u......u.,J
Tho Democrats will undoubtedly carry Tho thw
Pas!ils Sia; States, which hase j. votes:
California. ............. ..,.................,,,,,t
SeHhaN. .'.'......-.......- .-..... ...... l
ufc5oh.s..... ...-......................1
Total. ............+........".... ...,...., !!
III tho East The Democrats will cnrry, bc,ond,
dombt tho following States, which have 20 votes:
Nc" Jersey ........... +--..... ...+"........, .
New f6rk........... .-....,,........ ~ 4
Tntaf.. ............. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.; "a
The Democratic rotu In the Electoral collst
w1nl.l then bo:
S'afts. No. Of Etten
Aoutllcrn.,... ....-...........t......I
sMc!Ic. ......'........-,....-.. ..,.".." u
.'.' ''''"" t.
lo1al.......'.... ."".-..'... f...'' .."....N
, 1876-09-25
THE WEATHER.,

WAs'tlsaroS, u. c., Svpt. 24.-For the Up
per Lake region stationary or falling barometer,
ltattol,ury or higher temperature, suuthcrly
Winds, and partly cloudy weather.
LOCAL oBsKnYArlOHs.
GtUuAno, 6ert. a.
, 1876-09-25

Maximum thcrtnv'auler, lit HpttnuInt ".
1kNENAL HasEiltATEDNH.
-..-. CHluAuo. 8cpt. N-Mldn!Rhf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-15
THE STATE OF TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

BUFFALO, April l4-Receipts-F lom, 800 bb%; Wheat
l05OO bnsh; Corn, $1,000 bush oats 5000 BUSH baiy
Wheat To- 600 b6sh Corn 81 90 oas Oats 1900 hash
htavy feeling quiet sales Of New al 99c on track
S S any aseSaase attendance at GENITAL wAa 6e
consequence of tins being Good Fr,a@y ,,,., and ,,r
closed with continued downward tondeucJ; No chicago
spring spring. sGs e. REJECTED Sic Corn ar demand Ia AZ
lower rates No z al - sc3 sPO 5,f IA, ,jav I've
dn unchanged Barley inactive Soa lover at 59cs
i ,isG s2s ejG522 81 june Iafi-Dnand active and
higher: slS 4O' spot; sl3 42e0Sl3 40, May; AZ a
sIJ 62l June Buls Meats stead ana pnsla1sgo-
bush. Corn 5000 BUSH Oas Z4o0j busl iye ''VDlSAi
$500 bush S9R' 49, bgs6 ne aisrnoan call Of me
aud Corn unchanged Pork frner oa' unchanged Lard
CISGsXAl ApIi i4.Flour steady ana nneh9g ed Wheat
steady II 2Ods1 So Corn scarce ad m al o2c Oas e'
ann ana Unchanged Pork 4or bal not quotabiy higher
~ % Kettle Render d. iS9.ai8 Bulk s,rols
Ell of,nngs t3sen az yesterdays Pn1es ANIL ~
iaSSci May; Clear Sides pora:lly 2e. INC TarAet
fr1n shoulders 9c; Clear Rib sides, i2'sci Clear sides
I1gh II 4OasS Fair Medium Heavy, - lOes 50 re,
o@pts 20 head shipments POO head Hi 49,, tpiy
held 81 %. Butter dun and slaao lover FI"ne u
MILWAUKEE, April l4.-t1our qgis b9t stay WLeaj
veal No Mil0apfse 81 Inn, 10 s1ip 40 No 20 a. re
Corn saree PgTgay a s,. srcs 20 e f1t 80 = ~
:S:L,'; May 81 4c Barley unsettled; No spring, AIr,
p5c 80 do. Fresh 05J ltyc motin&lp sl1idF 10
]. 07llc. Provisions quiet nOn1ualy Lfm k
bbls. Flour 10000 BUSH What shliinehts
bis Flour, 50 600 bush. Wheat
ST. LOuIs Aprl l4-tlour dun UNCHANGED W hest hitirr
No led Fai 81 So and AJul. corn nicuNt iJNti'
al "a 4aI7 &C. cash a. &c. April t1c MAJ oats hlmci
iuacflve: No 2 IS &c asked; 34Ac q April l}e scarce
and arm 6Gc. id Barley dun, ul a4ie missy s't;'1y
and rp al A. pS So 4o0t2o. Land dUl 81
M lSasal8sc Ralk Meats quiet. unchanged bt.en Gu
unchanre Hogs acu.e, but lover; Light chlig le
sI0%7 30 Workers, - 3I2c 30; bacon Z94-t opi
Bugehers' 81 JOes7 T.; baltimore, 81 to@tS NsiueHht
,urgur receipts, 90 bbis Flour, 1900 bush 81 htat
a. OOO bush COrn ,3CU bUsa. oats 900 bush Barley, IoOO
locs. 90 tatle 80, $3.50. ....,. .., d..
NO White Wabash. a 81; 10. White michigan. 81 8;
No do ~ To-; Amber Mlcicalel 2lsli Nay L.4I ~
81 II III n bid Juuo 81 -; NO led Writer spci aId
NAV. 81 So No Red, IL 90. Dayton ahG NJ ga. ii,
Red. corn Lrut lu Eur Ctluaau i4
bike. 2 54o offered day he - al o. 49, ~ Is o'iea
lclI I2C.. Low Mixed, 9o2c hiI't .'rl. 20
Grade, 81 &C.; Damaged, 5Oc oats ln \ TO- - . ~ -Hi,H
gu, 50 Sc. Reject ooc. Rec ip,a-i l5YVV .'' az .,S
10000 1900 basil Oats shipments -iu' "h
ior 5000 bash Wheat 1900 Dush. Com, SuUO BUSH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-15
THE MONEY MARKET.
ERIDAY. Anrll LIP. VI.

BY resolution of the Stock and Gold Exchanges,
this has been holiday in Broad-st, which Obyiates
for one day the necessity of either writing or read
ing anything concerning speculation in stocks and
gold.
The United States Express Company have declared
a dividend of 50 per share, payable ON and after
May !.
The following are the imports of dry goods for the
week ending to-day and since Jan. l
For he Hcsl. 1874. 1873. 1870
Thrown OF market. l,96S,267 HoS62oS l'0'loe9
Enid al tic s3o. 306lS5 s4OGGs08l i.2G7762
Thrown on narket.. 42,O55,275 4l3l9,927 33,76S0S6
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-15
! nrnlture.

LNAMELED CHAMBER SUITS from $40 T;
II sild nlacE walnut dp SIS; marJ, ton do, 80 par0r
SUM-, tapestry Brussels Carpets Il per YAM lngras
sc. -. NJ CONFEATliNAli * Co, 100 ara l1' Chairman
XgATTfNGS-Whitc. Red, Check and Fancy,
VI sIa. o. o. very cheap iog cash. Ingram Garrett,
Woocrs Bu,iaIs, Upholstery Goods, DC ANDRE" LESTER
q. Co., 81 BtCauWay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-15
WOOL 1IAnKEr.

PnHAuELPHIA April If.-Wool market quiet and ft.cfs
aOmua: the supply Is glL but sufficient 90 supply m ihe
nomcuds ami tie arrival u the new clip; oiln iems p
ysnia virginia and above, id45c; y, % u
s5c: Medium, 4SQ 5eci Coarse 40 5c; Newlor Mlc i
.sp Indiana, Western. Fine, 81 '2iOci Aeuum, az
a42c. Coarse, 400i2c; C0nDuG Ma-htd osUoZt-; 90.
IuWasAei a. re; Canada ComDine, 62c@ fine lu"aod,
g5ao3e ami Mcalum, lnWaal cd, 80 fa3c; iuO-
Nasaed a. 5Oc: Colorado, washed, II I2c Colorado IN
Easaed lsd2Oc.; and Morno pl.od, 3J03fc; 30.
knd super. Pulled S3036c. IeSls fiie AMI MeAnn is
'rcxas lSO2Oc; California, Zine and Ne
dun. 2Ca22o. California, Coarse, 10000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-15
Gnropean advertisements.

ITO AMERICAN LADIES NlSIIlNG ~, rAhh hor
4 Madame MATHILDE TURNER begs 10 ih'ite Hst
numerous American customers and Their friends S9Sr 70
pars 10 cal and inspect establishment OF SOS
HATS and BONNETS at No. 10 ~ Y DE Ia No. -
Madame Turner Ia thank her many chhts
va ar and hopes for the honor OF call on
their visit PARIS at tho same uhe w inAoi ' ~
~ TN icons IN her former moderate prces
''S '' Madame MATHILDE IURNER
10 RUE DE LA PAIX,