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The Portland daily press., 1876-05-26
European Markets.

LONDON, May $500 P. M.-Consols 95 5-16 for
money and account.
LONDON, May 25-12.30 P. M.-American securi-
ties-United States 1O-4O's, 10Y; Erie Ia.
LIVERPOOL, May 25.-123O P. M.--Cotton market
is dull iddling uplands at Cd do Orleans at 3-16d
sales 5000 bales including 1000 bales for speculation
and export; receipts 81 900 bales, all American.
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EDUCATIONAL.
FRENCH LESSONS
AND
LITERATURE.

MIME. r.. K. MA~sE, formerly Of Boston.
WI late of Philadelphia and New Jersey, pro,
poses to establish permanent French Institute in
Portland. She will commence her Spring term April
18th, 1876.
The course will consist Of private French lessons
and classes for any who wishes to study the Ian
guage She will form classes for advanced pupils
who desire only to converse.
She intends also to have matinees for Ladies' con-
stng of readings from the best French Authors and
Dramatsts and the conversation will be only In
French The same lessons will he given twice a week
in the evening tor Ladies and Gentlemen. She will
commence these evening lessons early in September.
Nine. will be assisted by Prof. Masse.
In the early part of June Madame expects an Ar
fist who has been connected with her Institute in
Philadelphia. This Lady is member OF the Acad-
envy of the Fine Arts in that city, She gives lessons
in Drawing in all its branches, Oil Painting, Pastel
Her Speciality during the summer will be Water
Color from nature.
For further information please call at No. 597
Congress street. Nine. will be at her rooms from
IL A. M. until P. M. and every evening.
Nine. Masse is permitted to refer to the following
gentlemen
Rt. Rey. Bishop James A. Healy, ID.
Rt. Rev. Bishop H A. Neely d. ID.
Rev Thomas Hill. ID. D., l. ID.
RI Rev. Bishop W. B. Stevens, d. D., of Fhiladel-
pha.
Hon. Charles F. Libby, County Attorney,
Hon. Henry j. Murray, British Consul.
Ephraim Hunt, LII. D., Superintendent Of Public
Schools of Portland.
Richard III. Dana, ESQ.,, of Boston.
George b. Emerson, Esq, of Boston. aprStf
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Foreign Exports.


HALIFAX. Br Schr Sea Flower-1009 bbls -four
ST JOHN, NIB. Br Schr Mary Ellen-12OO bbls of
flour,
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ID. w. Harris, member of the New York
STOCK exchange, dropped dead yesterday.
The Portland daily press., 1876-05-26
Symptoms of Catarrh.

Dull heavy headache, obstruction of the nasal pas
sages, discharge falling into the throat. sometimes
profuse, watery, acrid, thick and tenacious mucous
purulent, muco purulent bloody. putrid, offensive
etc In others. dryness, dry, watery, weak, in
coughing to clear the throat alterations scabs from
ulcers voice altered, nasal twang, offensive BREATH
impaired smell and taste, dizziness. mental depres-
sion, tickling cough, etc. Only few of the above
symptoms are likely to be present in any case at one
time
When applied with DR.. Perce's Nasal Douche and
accompanied with DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis.
coVery as constitutional treatment, DR.. Sages Ca
tarrh Remedy produces perfect cures Of the worst
cases OF Catarrh and Ozna of many years. standing.
This thorough course of medication constitutes the
only scientific, RATIONAL safe and successful manner
OF treating this oous disease that has ever been Of
fered to the afflicted.
oc2s my26eod&w1w
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Providence Print CI0ths Market.
Domestic Markets.

PROVIDENCE, May 25-Printing Cloths market is
firm at 4s 4ac cash for 84x6fs standard and extra
with better demand
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DIED..

In this city, May %, of pneumonia, Mrs. Betsy
Dodge. aged rs years 10 months.
Prayers Friday afternoon at o'clock, at her late
residence, 72 Franklin street. Funeral services at
the residence of John B. BODICE, South Windham, on
Saturday at O'Clock.
In LimiDgton, May Is, Mr.. Levi Chick, aged IA
years.
In North Arson, May rs, Geo. A. Fletcher, Esq.,,
aged 81 years.
In West Bethel, May 10, Mr.. Eiphaz Bean, aged
81 years 10 months.
az The funeral services of the late Mr.. Clarence
Oxnard took place at Gorham on Thursday. Seryi-
ces announced for Friday by mistake.
The Portland daily press., 1876-05-26
METEOROLOGICAL.

PROBABILITIES FOR THE NEXT TWENTY FOUR
HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SrGNALl
OFFICER, Washington, DC,
Nav Dc II NM
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--latest BY European steamers

Sid FIN Liverpool 18th, John Proctor, Doane for
P Island.
Cid at Newport 18th, Jefferson Borden Patterson.
Bermuda.
Cid at Genoa 9th inst, Reunion, Emerson, for New
York.
Sid I'm Havre 10th. John Watt, Deshon New York i;
the Lizard 12th.)
Ar at Hamburg 10th, John Zttlesen, Merriman,
Iquique.
Sid I'm Naples 9Th inst, Staples, HERMAN, for
Leghorn.
Ar at Reval 18th. Tbos Lord Hall, New Orleans
Antwerp-ln the river 18th, ship X Fuller, Gil
| more, from San Francisco.
Ar at Bombay Apl 49, VIM McGilvery, Nichols,
| Liverpool.
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Ar at Kingston, ia. 9th inst. brig John W Hunt,
Hunt New York: ach Cassie Jameson, Jameson, do.
Sid 18th. brig Abby Ellen, Harding, Old Harbor
and New York.
ar at Montego Bay Jam, 18th inst sch Addie l.
Bird, Lawry, New York.
Sid 18th, barques f 1 Genovar. Simmons. NYork :;
Everett Gray. Loring North of Hatteras; brig Mary
Chase, Dolan. do; scbs Addie Jordan Leayitt. and
Jennie B Gilkey Gilkey. do; goth, barque Abbie N
Franklin. Gross, North Of Hatteras.
Sid I'm Havana 18th, brig Leonora, Blood, for Cal
BARREN.
Ar at Havana 10Th inst, sch Alpha, Salisbury. from
Machias via Sagua
Sid 18TH barQue John Holbrook Leayitt Caiba-
rien; 10Th, brig Josefa, True. Matanzas and North
of Hatteras.
In port Goth, briggs Emma l. Hall, Perry, for New
York. ldg; Addie Hale. Sheppard. and NJ Mariner,
Titcomb, for North of Hatteras; sch Stephen Hard
ing, Harding do and others.
AR at Windsor MS, 23d inst. sch Winnie Lawry,
Spear Rockland, (and cid for New York;
Sid 3d. sch susanna, Crockett New York.
The Portland daily press., 1876-05-26
Rortluud Daily Press Stock List
Descriptions

Corrected by WOODBURY. 81 MoULToN, Bankers and
Brokers, CT Exchange st.
The Portland daily press., 1876-05-26
For New England.

and Middle states rising, followed by falling
barometer, northeas. to southeast winds and
cooler weather, with possibly occasional light
rains In the western portion of the latter.
The Portland daily press., 1876-05-26
SPOKEN,

May 6, lat AZ N, lon 81 w, ship Ocean King, from
Liverpool for San Francisco.
May I6. lat 26 IS, Ion so, ship Kentuckian, from
New Orleans for Liverpool.
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MEMORANDA,

Sch M Marrett, Reed. for Baracoa, which put
back to New York 3d. reports 3d. when 80 miles Sc
of Sandy Hook, in thick fog, Iun into by schr
John Cadwalder, carrying away 20 feet Of the rail on
star board SIDE stove boat, broke manboom and gaf,
tore foresa and mainsail.
Sch Kate Carlton, Grant, at Baltimore from Carde-
mas. reports having been struck by lightning on the
night of 2lst inst. The mainmast was badly shat
tered, rigging and mansal damaged and one man
knocked down.
Sch Seguin, of Bath. before reported sunk, and af-
terward raised and towed to New London, has been
sold for $685.
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DEPARTURES OF sTEAmsnIps.
NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.
Thursday, May rs.


ARRIVED.
Steamer Falmouth Colby. Halifax, S-passen-
gers and mdse to John Porteous.
Steamer City of Portland, Pike, Boston for East
port and St John. NIB.
Brig Ruth. (Br) Leblanc, Pictou-coal to Grand
Trunk kR.
Sch Phenix, Dodge. New York.
Sch Don Pedro. (Br) Spragg, Boston.
Sch Nette (Br) Britt, Boston, to load for st john
Sch John A Dix, Pinkham Cape Porpoise.
Sch Three Sisters, Bickmore, Friendship.
Sch Casco Lodge Pierce, Yarmouth, to load for
New York.
Sch Arrival, Farnum, Boothbay.
CLEARED.
Steamship Franconia, Bragg. New York Henry
Fox.
Brig Ortolan, Dorf Bath, to load for Philadelphia
Geo Hunt & Co.
Sch Sea Flower, (Br) Bodrout, Halifax-John Port
Sch Mary Ellen, (BD Britt, st John, NB-John
Porteous
Sch Alice Dean. Leighton, Pembroke-N Blake.
Sch Delhi, Emerson, Kennebec, to load for Alexan-
dria, thence to Georgetown to load for Saem-Ryan
g. Kelsey.
Sch Frank W Emery, Falker. Kennebec, to lead for
Washington-Ch Leavitt 81 Co.
Sch Geo E Young, Marshall. Kennebec, to load for
Batimore-Ohase Leavtt q Co.
Sch j Marshall. Barter, Kennebec, to load for
Phiadephia-Chase Leavtt g. Co.
Sch Nj A Wiley, Wiley, Kennebec, TO load for Phia-
delphia-Chase Leavitt 81 Co.
SAILED-Ship Scotia; brig Ortolan; schs Delhi
Geo Young, j Marshall, M Wiley.
LAUNCHED-The new Daruue Itonus was success
fully launched from the yard of Hutcbins & Stubs,
at Yarmouth. yesterday. She is owned by the build
ers, and B Webster. and others OF Portland.
The Portland daily press., 1876-05-26

Ar at Yew York oath, brig Clytie. Dow. Cardenas
schs Nellie Chase Norton, do Nellie Grant, Jordan,
Baracoa.
AR at Philadelphia 25th, sch L Whitmore, Whit
more, Kennebec.
Cid 25th, sch Ocean Wave, for Round Pond, Me.
Cid at Baltimore 25th, barque Lizzie Merry, Keaz-
er. Cardenas.
Sid FIN Havana oath. brig Addie Hale, Sheppard,
Philadelphia; sch Stephen Harding, Baltimore.
Sid FIN Matanzas 23d, sch Rookie Yates, Yates,
North of Hatteras.
Sid I'm Cardenas 23d, SCH Eva May, Andrews, for
North of Hatteras.
AR at Glasgow Oath inst brig Ernest, Lunt, from
Portland.
AR at Sharpness 2ih inst, barque Xenia, Reynolds,
Wiscasset.
, 1876-04-03

Tbs lumber market Was qu!st and unchanged. Na,ls
and iron quies At rscsnt rates. Wool In moving
out generally IN kr lnts sn1 former prices nd
hercd to. Dsoo1ncorn In rI.hor quiet, but without
quntAble change. Timothy seed In good demand,
and firm undaz restricted ofar,ags willis othor seeds
were quiet elovsr bctnR easy, owing 10 iarger sup
ply, which eused buyers 70 hold hack. The receipts
OF hIdes continus noAate md Lbs market IL sirsy
Under ths nsnal demand ftynn doAls.8. Hay wal In
odsrats local rsQues ar steady. ERgs us1e It, bet
ter reqneaa and nrmcr. Ponlsry a!vin,pl 1f7so PR
tb. tho offerings tclnE rery light in fact Inadequate
10 meet tic wants Of The hoos and other local buyers,
who vera compelled 10 enter the nlartes.
Lake fse.ghts voro quiet Thorn was = vary good
Inquiry particularly vssscls to load corn. but car.
riess and ahirncr1 fan n aaFee on rates. For corn
vcesels, u esy biI but agents held OF for 9He,
sn up 10 .he Glove Of tho rssilon no chastsr1 wdra
kmwn h hsvo been pa.s. Tho Kingston ehsrtsr
Friday evening tho Harvest Home for about aoooo
bu Of corn,
ornEp PRODUCE STATISTICS.
T1,r Now YORK frodues Etehanps fittk!y gives tbs
following:
The visible supply Of aratn, compti.ink the
ttock IN grlnATy II tho PRINCIPAL points OF nc
ct,uatton 1T lako snd scabosrd ports, In transit ty
rail-. III frozen in on tho Now York cauaA and tic
lakrs, Match u, 1876:
, 1876-04-03
MARINE.
A WARNING TO MARlNERs

WARNING TO MARINERS.
Tho Port ope Times, tho other day, baid that TN
vosaels tic ariel and tue Ella Whito were loaded win
barley, and would loavo that port for 0awpQo un a.
urday next tomorrow, Wind And weather permitting.
and that tho Mary Ann Lylon would aso sail the z.ms
day. 6oreral othor vessels, II vas added, rcrs Il.
roadJ loadcd, and would shortly follow. Now, pn-
auming that cur contemporary ID oosrsct1y 1nforms
10 The Intentions Of tic Alo Captains who prppoe.
TO mako this carly tho lAko, aid that no Ii
Of April Joke Is ncndod, wc would seriously warn III
peEtiea conenFnod Against making the attempt.
tsg " snS M r. bysi .ss n9s 1 q
DO resumed on April J.. But wo rnty ba SLOWED y
draw attention 10 certain features Of the weather NJ
somewhat rcmsrkable and which soon TO indfcsh
hat 1t can scarcely b aafe yct To- volt1ro ont hs
that t!no remarkable change oreurfcdt and nav
conditions generally arpeared to lava obtatnsd
Tho 1rst Gzana display under ths new o,er Of thing
r.s ths .now'ssotm Of sho 1sh tho a:y bsicse 81
hsvc before called tho hntot1uinoctia Storm and Ii,
e1uiuoctial storm !tse!t followed the 2oh lastin.
this day wesa aao to Mth. and ths fourth o.
iikoness to cac otheT md had tho nssns general ess
Aet0r. They Ill commenced long way 10 thu gout
and west Of harlug ken felt in Chicago SIX tnoss
or eightcon hours before commencing here, i
" Lou1s and further aoMn the Msslsslpfs
and only begiuing In Quebec whom they I'D
| slnoat passed. over tits point. They ID
surface Wind blowing towards the advancing storm,
and 10 meet It, tho great ntof-csntre III tio uppc,
lir moving steadily from southwest and west 10 sat
Of elulnoctial asor1ua having ttsef out, bat bs
indications rather thhs tlerd Of te nsme
case, va would strongly adyise our br.ve mariners q
Fort Hope not 10 sau on Saturday, for fesr that iha
nith norm Of tho strica nay catch taon out tas
laho 10 should At all eventa soy that they would IL
we'll venturng out. to take hecd to such warning,
~ may reach them. both from Washington aud froa
the Toronto Observation-Disclosures Af0t1 Aareh 81.
, 1876-04-03
Total.... ..7s.11s 1o5,766 27,13e
Vcf11,t al hnuN {ta

UAIIAE-UQflnB &no HktH unuCf review fhtrC Weto
received a& tho Union 8toctYsrda 7os7 head Of cat
uc, and tho weak bcso.o -, ,94s head, making total
for tho two weeks OF g. 398 head. For ths immense
suppy ready aNtlct VIVA found Mt pricea showing At
tme 1uctuation greater than 1u@t5c ber 100 ha.
Tho past weeks receipts vero ,argur BY something
Ike 400 bead than eyer previously rsported but eac
days Arrivals we'll taken up, and At prices
ly mora than re OF from those ruling at the ooso Of
the previous week. In addition 10 an active shipping
demand and tho usual call from tho homo trade
there wcrD numerous sales to foederb md 10.
tween the several c1asses Of buyers all but about
1,ooo head Of the offerings wera disposod Of. Prices
ranged from $3.50 for seatawngs 10 &5.76 for cxtra
shipping stccrs with saos principally Al st1594co
shIprerz 1t $o75@42s to fcedoEu; and At sJ009 Leo
for butchers stun. SprinRors are II, good demand
aal IN licn. supply At $2suo 1000 por lead, nceord.
T.sdine On Saturday was Mbesa and prices wo.a
about etcady.
QUOTATIONS..
Choice neevesLFine. fas, woll.formed year
70 year old nteerr, Weighing 1.35v to --
cod a. ss stcei;, voisas
Medium oraaes-steera ID faiE aosh, woiah-
pafsha1s ha atog@poor 10 isis ;ecf; md 42''o
we!a1inE 500 to l:l5o 'ts; stoaAoo
1nforios-si. .ni hin cow, icifcrs
1taRs, bulls, and sc1lawaR Htoefb. a.6o9150
uuus--Tho week opened dull u o3loo decline, but
tho decline was flf recovered during Tuesday, Wien
the receipts weEo eonao 5000 leas than for ta ay 10
fofo During Wcdnesdsy and Thursday prces Of Light
romained r1a to tho end Of ths 1eet. 30 far ~ lilo
character Of tho supply and demand were concerned
tbore Wa fttia aincronca compared with tho pro-
cetltng weok. Local aud Eastern buyers wcro active
compositions, mud bsswosn the two ciaaaea tho psns
Of tho receipts and arger part OF tho weeks bus
mesa w4a accomplished " saOoS8.25, though prices
had m c1trelnc rnnge of S7.60Gav.00.
BafuruAY'& mnYfGk hc3iYp At forfnhf Nr!ec1
closing at - 0@B10 for poor to primo light and 90
99s7o for inferior to ettra heavy; oulls quoted Il
&7.ou&a7.5o.
suEEr-Tna supply hna not been sufficient 10 treot
ths combined domana Of thu local and Esstern rads,
I'D materially hehos prices ha.e Pressilsd Good 70
common 10 medium qualities fund buyers At 5 oUa
5.s0 Inferior lots sold vt $f6o9&.7s and o1ttn 1t
pAp4.
, 1876-04-03

c1oelne 70 tover than M Friday evening. Liverpool
VA quoted 81 pr pn n lover. and NV Fork v.a
deliveries Gu april enntEscts wtre r,tEer larger than
expected Tho dasIy receipts rere moderate. and tho
fss.s fpss.. y I ~ Il :o,s tsr n
tbs week. nut baltimore Ind a.lelrlis Under
stood 70 r. ssiat!:sl! nf With f.it enad sn
10 sall and ie@s n buy but sellers were not willing 10
mako material coneoaaons - they dd mt expnct sny
ns wsasf S
4sIc. md closed 1tn 1t t9c. Seller .hr mouth. or
re9nl.r No. .olt q 4ra.e, eto'ias Il tetsssa,se
' So o. oh hs s9sns sss !: I'll i tsfsss s,s
81 nss ssfS s nsad Il Il III IL nav
400 nu onrs il ~ b,do ba " snnpe At taa.7o %
oATs-Weto qa!st; nvrraena 70 losrr. Ths of1er.
srts s 81 os
certs os cash wsse bought t. carry into May. Ths
roce'r's aere sosy Tight s'11st NY ED a. ssNe
receipts bton0at G3sYc. Samples wore !n fsr
Ct s:s,ssa ss sGta ~ :'s. ..mp ss
stas3c % track; and do ba at oc fTes 90 bossd To-
RYE-wss quit and t.s,ay. There was sons In.
curry. hut Tho limited ofeEinGe reattlctsd trailing
Fre1h No. sold at Geo aud regular was 1notol at
sa do es aisy t5s Gs. ns's sales xors S
No. = fresh ii sse, md $50 bu by SAMPLE Al 67o on
track. ...,
DARtEY-Wss fairly axi.e And firn,. closing alont
10 higher pnn on Fziday ovehing. Tho receipts
were vary mlall, and thero ~ere good many nuyora
In ihe market eagy, when prices Advanced 1c, but A.
lsrwsrla portion of ths gain was lost. seer April
sold At 60eoc, snl closod At the inside. May optncl
at e1c sold to &c. and closed Ut dlc Fresh roct!pta
eod 1t Gle, and regular E0c. No. was steady 1t 40
G34,c, and rejected nominal at 600, Hampes were
uro plcnty aud vary dull, Caah nalea were reported
Of 1900 lii No. 1t Coz, and 800 bu No. nt aot Tic.
Total, 100 hu.
, 1876-04-03


The Eohr Len Highly was sold At Milwaukee by tht
United States sIsrshs Saturday for 81, ,os5. Tba
schr George H. Westoott, which has bocn lenethenea
and rebuilt ut tho Milwaukee Ooupanys yard. sM
launched Friday sftaznoou....A bill has pasaed ths
United Btates senata and Housa OF Representatives
Falmouth Tho tarns Wolverine "a reported ashoss
y s.pesa q''' os sssA ct Of s?ss9 e R:;:' s
dSE 5sa ,ns ss as
stion. Tho dock d Largo enough to 4ccammoA.ss
to Vessels sabled On s.aiaiw bay or isks i1uron..~
Several Of tho east shore harbors reported to h1s
Allied Up considerably during ths vnter and dreds.
in ii. Joseph h.rbor ANY yessel upon the1akea, \
naId. entsr tho port wreck Of tho seow 1I.s
eins ID 5sausry s h.s been tiacoyeis1 On ihe bese
whohs, completely buried In lcs. Her master.
John Mclaughlin. and shres oshsra, arc supposed
WOODEN BOTTOM on 1noN RrEiMHns.
The st.nr Japan. Of tbs Anchor Line, now ttnaA
nu1so. having roods1 oorst1na q sinch ,as sls'
Th4 il IL thought. will Ia betet protection sgainss
sharp rocks, such arc encountereds st the
II On Experiment, md Il It proves saooesa each u
H. ends q the Pl.nl, to,e .na Il. ~ ptotsetel 4
tspeF or on thu ohor ttde to thin edga Tbs wszs
Il nearly oompetcd--DAro1 Po4t.
The asaanex AlpAna, Of tho Goodrich Traniportatas
| Company, IL having . thorough rebuild, putting
whoreyor necessary, Ftfastoned throughout, ps1
arches, rsw galuA fnme now guarda and guard Tin.
The cabin Is be1ng rehttod throughout putting IN ne*
| rany has spared no pains or expense to make h1
nratclsss steamer u every reapect Tho cos. Of -
Iii u ths Apons het mode. boing Kept on account q
her being considered = u No. IL ses-bost bha
considered batter than the day abe lsune'
3D. viii make hsl nrSt trip Of ttbe sGsSou hs ~
Of Apt4l. rhose desiring trip this on "
iakea will md the steasts Of thA Company ns, ana
| tie otnoe1s 8cntemep.-1fasloloos FRot
spsstai ctrrs.renutses Y TAs cAtes3e 7.4tsas:
0R4Hp uAv1s, Mtch., MAFch ao.-fhs lrtnr
tie Neoo1inos ", Tia daily itne from 0ranl Haven
Chicago. 1hs H1skegou Will nsAta her apposSAnes
here April 4; ths Aipa,lA, About April 10.
Tns tug w. Mary haz atazted 10 rescue the lnEniee
barge Wolverine, topdstad wrecked South HATea
, 1876-04-03

po9o5c; fancy. s,.o18t:i3.. 1xrsn1At-comnn sl3
s9c; 1nc, satasc;x hncat. ssat,a: choice. elaosc;
ehntce.t, ;ots7ae: IArAss-Gommon, a5@17e; Enni
6Uc; nns, b1a3so: aneat, 6stEoc ,choice. 6NetGscj
eholes1., 7sa7sa, oo1nxas-Common, 32taa3e; aood
4pal6e; 6nc, 4a3soo hne.t, ss3see: choice eoac2o:
choicest, 75[aH0c. no.. .. -.-
WoOb-ss.. wcrc light at &. 30 for maple, $3.50
for hccc!s, aud $1 80 for nlabs-tle!iyeFets.
WO0L--WAs quiet and ss,dy. Following ars tho
quotations Talewhshc1, primo, 10 as3c; 40 poor 70
gno &tGssot waah.h Acecc file gno CONDITIONED. 40
t44lc; wAanet. rnsltum ID, llai4a; unwsshtt. hne,
heary to Rht,7sas2sc; do, mrllum, 3o3sae; pulled,
tYoraRr. 3UAtue.
, 1876-04-03

6Alu2ES 1A HkEAFtsssssss*ss 2oDl3 4.24}8
C1LS-rT1ces wcro unchanged. 4 light busuesa was
drg.ues tess. lA9ls&e; DO Illinois legal te.t 100 do
e1eas, IB91sHe; snow white, 1s1 test, lTKt4lBo; do
ks.d>lsht rs degrees: lse: s1ra V!n.es i.zd oil,
t1.lt; No. ], p73aac; No. ., 7B{3s0o: Nnseed, raw,
tUc; Goticlt Csc; whalD wluter Ieachtd, T4aB0o;
apeTa., $2i5122a uoatsfoot oil, strictly pure zlls8
l20 do s1tEk, Vao do No. !, 8so bank OIL $50 straits
sosi plus.bago OIL, 6o97so; tnspentlus, is<styn;
etuln o.ls natural g deH. sto natural 10 dog, $40:
reluced. ~ IhR., 92e316t.
PoTATDEs-Wsro dull, and prces are 10 low that
there i4 no nducstnent for any ono to ship III car
loads u pralclt. The fAtuars bringing enough 10
isep krHe proportion Of tho city 9focers in auplss
aud hs stuck In Ia at pIesens ample TO meet tho
wants Of those who buy gu tbs street. rrices ran9e
FUuLTMY AND Eaas-Tbs market uaa bare OF
poultry, oes ltys drns&ed aud hnd Stuck sold at
higher pslces. Turkeys wsso quoted II 18dA2oo, A
slight lgrease in tbs aupply would probably Cause
decline. Eggs weto in request and hsDer: TurkeJst
la9l1e; chickens, l4aloo: hso do, 500 FER doz:
sEEns-Timosby sas quiet but nra 1t .a,ods24o,
aud choice old Il 3l60. 0lorer VIA slow and esay At
fsJ,sa4s.to. FIX sold 4: tllo9l;4o. tie outaide
ruled quios n a09seoo. tho outside bsug for choieo
ml.et.
BALr--waa In uode.1ts request and steady. Tho ru-
Fmp4 ara small aad tbs atoefs Ara daily deofsa4inR
and Will probably Gs we'll reduced wAen sAlt ba
1ths n arrive; 0nunliass md Saginaw, nns, kf.55
ao. ordinary eo4zse $l.7o; daily, Without bags,
aA'fy with bags, $aso; Ashton daiE5. per sack,
TIAs-Wets quoted rnodsr.te,y actIvs aud steady 1t
the annexed prices. 0pHsowpka-uommoo, gsSsk7o i;
good Do, t384so: medium, good DO, 6AstSo
LILO, ee$dse; auest EAdssot chalos *N1las; rhaoos
, 1876-04-03

Tho stock OF pork In New York ia reported At 81 a6l
hra, against n e{5 bEls month ago. and g. 424 brls
year ago.
Tho stooks Of provihons II Ct. Louis reported
follow: Pork. nr's, 1s.o72 lard, tca, oao: Bhoul
dora, Id, 5194,ooo abort rlb' NJ, $3.50, ,ood; short
clear, H., 4,5o5, 600; hams, IL. 293i 900.
MEss po2k-was dull, md about loo per brllowcE.
Tho market depressed by The fact Of rather heavy
deliveries In tho morning. that fact waning tho May
pramtum By tho incroa1od inquiry for farca willing TO
carry The property into that month"; Sales
ported Of 10 lrls cash {115U brls seller A1 At
$3l3539240; 900 urls sellor May 1t $2lG3a 22.12k
and 1850 iris seller June Il 41l.9p0111.93. Total,
ii Go bril-. The market closed tamo y 3la5 ca*h,
aelBr March, selter April: "a. GIN so,lat
May: S310o seller Juno: snd 81 l5a ~ seller July.
Primo moas pork was nominal 1t 90. aud extra
primo sold 10 brls) u $lT0o. A1so 10 lzs hooks 1t
$3Uo.
LAnD-Yss qatct and e1sicr, declining 2K35o Per
100 1s, IN sympathy will = further lrep of 3l per
cwt In Liverpool There wns not much inquiry, But
holders offered nttla 8aaa were reported OF COO ten
sa]er the month II tl3s1ktals.B5; 1000 tes .ecr
May et $tt00t21a.1.H; and 2b0o tcs seller June \
S14.l7X@l4O. Total 1000 tcs. Tho rnarket cloaed
steady Us for oas sc!lcF April $4 90
@1403H for May; tl&.2a9ia.22H for Juno; and
@14.17Xq3l&{o for July.
MEATs-Wore dull and firm. Thern wts vcry little
dsnAud, ,--sc&rto5 any from shfppctt,-but holders
not disposed TO ulaks uonccsslons. Bale1 wbro
limited 10 960 600 ia short RIBS saer Juna ut $t140a
12l7k per 100 IL. Tho following xas tha closlu8
, 1876-04-03

1,T o77n 1r. ,.,t MANN u HIM. .,,
than on Friday, and At fun previous prices. There
wn fair dsnand for low RrAdos, which ~ere very
As@, aea' us4ns -. ~, sA' "ano otues stsae"
vsFs sesay u 1psts o. annoeas ID new 9ofk aud An
eaEer feeling In wheat horo Tho stock III storo In
ons month .no sna n oe, hi. xs.r .1o rh,s d..
W. 'as" ~ ~ st ~. tn' ~
c3eAes Ii tno atoa&s result Of shs better aomaha
for shipment experienced recently Sales report
ID Of 100 brs winters u $3.50 for upsouud and 1857
hr1. sn,tno s.t,a. n.rtv Il ss ro,s, 4o7 hi,
~. ,: -
o4osed anes ~ range OF pf1oes
Choice winter s1tsss. $d.so97 10; common 70 aool
a sos. ~. rhotr. do 4, ma. "a n.tcnt. So ~ "a
~ ~, wtnnsao,. =. sss.ass sr,a. snasea.s - ~
@aso; ~ -four. sa.ooGs4.ls.
BsAH-WSs less ecAyx. and again declined Eoa nor
I'm. a,},. var. N ton. Al 40 ens11 m n, t,,ct