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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-02

iset 6Es poss. unsbis ionssr s II IS T.
and q once took to his SD. HAd he yieltpd
earlier, his life might have bsen spared. A.
shsush comparatively obscurs, while known Of
every one BY hin o0ioe, be vAa man of tree mo-
hility, this trait IN his character being we'll dis-
played In the faithful manner in which he dis
charged his every duty. There ID not an officer
og employee at this depot who does not speak
veil of hun. aud one Of the principal oAsa r..
marked this morning thA. his death was con-
siderable loss to the company.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-02

"Nov what can b more dok@dng than 10 see
pretty frsah girl Of siehtesn or twenty going
10 TIE Altar With . totssFtns old widovee Of aix-
II r asles gushtng b. f0us reporter. The
salloW asaans b think that its - cosy nattae for
every young woman 70 and . poor young nan
with eleven dogs and without any tads; but the
truth y thAt such young men aFe not 70 b.
found en- evegy dry Foods box.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-02

tyrmsAs Tossae B,ase.l


,...-..--4----s A9os 1.ir7r-' s-a-.'- -'-r,sf
lyfam tAs 1oas1o B,ade.l
One hundred years ego, wedding tours wsrs
NOT fashiooabls. R 90
Ono hundred ysAss ago. the gin best known
was mot the cotton gin.
49, o. esa =" 49, 'h's' ~'F' no p''id'
1as11ei SIhicls s ~ te1is.
s041lNnpln g1ego t1ess wers ~ Coneso'
- 3. u. g Z - - {
o. - 3.s = -! ! ~!
nsii traia 6ssWssn New fosf - naoaeo.
One hsmarsd yses go, thss tss 20 d.
prsss aboat ths tmpostsosas q stssst ear
Hss oos Sunar.a y.... ego, p.o,.. d not enjoy
One hundred years aso, "erooksd" whisky
was net known. Our forefashsrs took theirs
Ons hundred years sso, university boat clubs
wsIs not entsrsd 4 poci salss lks ashaas sseas
Ons hundred Year, ago, every young nan, NJ
nos N applicant Tor positios ~ clerk o. book
=
oae hspdrsd years ass Eales teeth - no!
o.s.1e.t 80 =
n.s nnns..a ,... .-o DIM. and ia. v.,ted
~ w. nci,o1v Al nn- Sntcssv .sjes In" II
III. ~'"A ~" ''1' 80 -
Ono hundred years aso. kerosene lanps did
nus M e@"A . ~ ' '>-s''-'o - ''> =
1's n,.A =. hmnaa Uo.si 80 mas, d,a not corn,n,
,.sx. ~ scsnc M IL Ss,ie,'ss ~ csn,n~ Dan
,st.1 n |hs~ eP~-' r = -''>- -
Ns| ns.S..a .A.,. - T,.,A
~ SnS hsuss. as - ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ sE... N
;rs ~ ti.s n;nsts.nt6 ra,t az : divoroe.
"S ~ s.s,,Srs% .s.-. 80 HsStss,3 vs., mi
ws 80 h.h;na tna ff1it.d X.ss. IN III M
vo:. tn m.Is ! nssic.s srsn, sn6 nrncressive
snns hnnir.d .ssS. - 4 /. .ve.,.s Tnsso -dii
~. IT, <.4s - ~s1hissS /, ksTX - iSsif,vStn
~ r,,hIS.r ~. .Ein ~ ~ knnckis~ on
h".s3
E.S nrra,.a v..r. ASH th. ,,r,,..xs.r ~.
,.,S - A-.v ~ eo..n ~ S,.tk.:r rses, ~
u.u.. aos ~ .s,,.n~ ,s,,, II, ~ - -
~ ,snch ~ = docso
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-02

REORGANIZATION OF THE ACTIVE BASE BALL
CLuB-The Active Base Ball Club OF RnAdng
has been reorgsnizsd, with the following plsy-
err. Messrs. Lovett, Ressler, Warren, Good
nan, Dillon, Heifert, Stott, James, and Hilroy
This nine 10 regarded by the friends Of the club
and admirers Of the game in that city as equal
in skill 70 professional team. The cinb expect
70 play tifty arst-olass games in Reading this
ooAD00.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-02
Poor .1'ray,y lley011op. 4.

number OF visitors went to Wisconsin cem-
etery to sec \ dog that was said to be watching
faithfully over the grave OF iss dead master.
When they got there he was seen chasing brin-
die cat up All aley two blocks away.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-02

sea:. .. 49, h r.. j.. 4,.1.. =.
61sss, On ths esoond bailoS 3 ~ & 1lains
ny rsss to 1sA By ths aAkiilioa of psenayiyania
and Illinois, but What yil happsa aster that u
woaM b folly 70 say. u viii b ssea THAI this
calculation includes only seventeen atetss, asd
that, therefore, thsrs sxs twenty othszs aud ths
eight Territories which have not hsen taken In
10 the account Conosrning thsss know moth
ing Positively. but Judging from the general
i6nelion, II nay bs safs 10 say sbat tbs reiattve
sEsngth Of ~ isaAiag eAsaiaases WI remain
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-02
New vs1etaelss Il MeAsls.

AN New Vegetables In Meetle.
New POTATOES wsre sold In our market, laat
week. Rather forcing the ssasoa.
! Gardeners complain Of the want Of sA1e for
vegetables. Cabhages ere roktinS IN ths rows
for want Of coH1uz1esn.
ssason) wsrs shipped from haes TO Chicago.
last Friday. By the sod OF next week thsy
promise to b. abundant In our maxkes.-Ko6ts
Rtxmstee I'D 10 |7f
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-02

pay - busineas venture TO marry . rich wife.
His observation leads him 70 bslleve that the
srpsansa Of maintaining sach . wife n usually
greater than the income which her property can
bs mAAs 10 yield
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-02
The WorceAter II. Il. Exsonsion.
THE TRACK LAID TO oHMoorEAGuH BAY-A PEI
n B1 BUILT. ..". H.

n BD BUILT. .". |..
The Snow Hill Messenger says that the Wor-
cester R. r. extsnsion has been completed to
the bay. and is now in running order. A pier
extending out into the bay 400 feet has been
commenced and will be rapidly pushed forward
This pier will be we'll and substantially built 50
feet wide, with al at the end in the watsr, 10
feet long. On one arm Of tho T will bs the
depot, which, like all the others. will be Of .
substantial and comfortable character. The
width Of the pier will admit two tracks, 20 that
csrs md be left on one for the oystezmsn to
load direct from their vessels, thus saving the
expense Of hauling, which Item amounts 10 a
considerable sum during . season.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-02
OsnfiAelse weFk.

An syroar 70 svuruta 4 vusuorosrAs-rxs
evmpG,n 0srm a1eaff.
AIsn vhe asve - - of v. a. pinAr.
~. = r
Among hss lntsadsd v'sens ~ H. CIV. =!
Mcguire, elaet b ~ aa1Iese's s1Ass In this
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-02


r 49, L
NQSeB %Soo6 "A f ~ ~ ~ .[~ ~
Il i naatsned b - psIS6ss ~ e S6 -
roVe q projecting ftemb work sxe pfuvoeselSJ
of Aisese fron IRE, and that they arc Illegally
ever. He esid ths2 ths ordinance permitted .
{ralus enDerutructurp Il the rear Of . house for
hekh room, provided II foundation WA Of stone
a bfssk end ia there WAs notf,iA1 In the a6t
- tnlaSeaAa thnt hnlh&eru NIGHT np< vary tho
si,snn n tho freue veek = tksy uleased. Tia
dse{sion doee - unre thea nske the best of
~ NM thaf sonuoS ho helpoa. In point OF
- the.e rodsrn q becks ese only partially
aiven 70 th,n bath room. The eQrpqnon custom
q 70 partieiou euall part Of thu spaoe Oh for Q
path. ~ % use tie remainder q 4 sitking room
- nrrnesv sl,l,av ara rnoak deairnhle apaxtnont7
ma n Il ussleas 10 thipk. now that housshsspsss
ca,snrs- - - III n l771i7'r -. ~ = 81
r ~ lad fnnrn This uastssr 10 apAsk of one of
an ss.ccisAe oharacker. Thare Va 4 digcussioa
hi Gnna.non Umnoil vasterdnv upon the hotels
Eshn.nt ~ nsntnnni.f ~rnr,nda. IN which there
-. .cs,s ernrs..inn ~ cor,carn OWING "a the
~ th~s kfnre h,,il.licen vara in various in.
.t~,,... ~ svrm. IlAt s,,ch = A.al,n9 II veFv
unr.~~onsHa II Temporarv "a thess struc-
tnrs- ~. II oonLl ma ba axnected that they
shr.,,a ~ rs,ders5 ars nrnof snA = N.ht hriaf
ts',o.,,,s :. vssH .s.s ~ hsAtse a.anrarca of
.sfatv thas = voof}en one Tl,ers Il poee than
! .nsn,c;on th.t AN connciimen Who took the
s W.s-. SnS ;',dio...d 80 ;rtsra~t.S
~ E.sy,iru dovn anv ;,crsssa in Csntspnial no
"a - -s,cn.amodst;on. a.nsoiallv in preyentiIc The
ssaes,c, ~ rths ,nsmmokh - Atlss1 Hotel On
HSsrsri. xxsnms nser IA street Bnt sucI n
sss,t.sds i. rsrs Taak. aal exposss ttesif On he
| s.sss W;.k XII tte I.hor Z, tha tanancr.rv
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-02

Weat Chester tAlks Of organising battery, and
Col Quas 10 tntsssseing h0sslf In vi
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-02
p'HlIIllApjfIlpBIA.
Qua sATuaoAv LaTrER.

wAsuNoroN's BIRTnDAY-AAN uNKQUALfD oRLE-
BkATIon-THB CARNIVAL OF AUTHons'-His-
APPREHENSION OF GOOD IDEA-Bow WINDOWS
AND THE ORDINANCE AGAINST FRAME BUILDINGS
-woopKN,HoTRIAIAT THE CENTENNIAL aRoUNDs
-ooNskcRATfoN or RRFoRNRD RPfscorArLAN
BrsH0P-NR. M'CUlLou0H's LUCK, DC.
special Correspondence Of tAe Commeressl.
.-.y. PHILADELPHIA, Feb. IL, 1876.
Nothing has shown no plainly the depth Of the
Centennial feeling ~ the celebration Of Wasll-
ington's birthday. 1t came ~ near being per-
feet holiday any that the pressnt race Of Phil
adelphans are likely to SEQ. As general thing
tho 22d Of February Ia observed In half-heart-
I'd sort Of way moro ~ joke apparently than
~ real celebration but there WAS radical
change this year. Aud the true meaning Of the
celebration was in its spontansity. The feeling
was not worked mp" IL sprang from the people
spontaneously, and ready grown. The scene In
tho strssts on the evening Of tho 2lst and the
morning Of tho 22d has bat . single parallel
hereabouts that which occurred on tue recep-
ton Of the news Of the death OF Lincoln but in
tho latter case tho observance was OF sorrow,
while tile feeling over the recent holiday WAS
one Of universal Joy. The general stir, how
ever,was the same case whichever way you
Naght On Mondsy afSssnooh Or Tussday
@ofnlnG, yo9 oaN people h1fTyine hsaDe with
AaGA o. olnaA1 1A&ing their hoasss q paAaea Of
business. YbeQ al vas done the town NaA u1nee
EAyfy dedk3d than II hAs ever been 10 al ~ bis
10y. Ard not only WITH American Asss; tAe
eoloes nf Ill nations wesS sssa displayed, and it
M not . little signiAsant 70 $50 the Bnteh nag
add the starry banner mingling their folds II
honor Of the inan who, moro than any one e1ss,
dspf4vsd Engisnd Of her most valuable eolonial
posssseca, Dat this u the osntsenid year
Ifhn i1}9fn MIN in fhn AvAbiu0 tt1fle6 not
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-02

8 ~ / ]
q onc9 would saafS 10 nzsy fk3lk, :, - -
application was rejseeed and the applioans h d.
iAGtAd. sl sft-.f L. .i.. p aIfN It lrf
, 1876-01-09
Tho Part tho Bamboo Plays in
Chinese Ju.tlcH.

John II. Francis writes from Shanghai to
his paper. the Troy Times. an interesting &c
count OF his observations among the Chinese.
One OF bis most Interesting experiences was
VISIT to tho Chinese court, where nag.strate
was dispensing justice to criminals. Prisoners
who yero arraigued prostrate1 themselves
upon tlcir knees before him. and sere
allowed to mako their statement IN Fe!f
def.nso. The magistrate only eSamn. -
prisoners aad vnesses; no forn OF oath
vas employed. Tie casea we're rapidly disposed
of nolnc were discharged, others we're sou
tspced to imprisonment ter specified terms. one
fellow who had s.clen 81 ceuts, Was sentenced
to receire 200 blows with the bamboo, and to be
naracIed and kaugued in q public street Tor
four weeks. Then man was Brought up
charged with stealing some clothing, The gar
mems were found IN Ills poesesaion: - a pro-
fessional aud confirmed thief," sad the mag
iat1a.o. The ma. ma1a LIS statement unon
hrs knees. aud begged for mercy Tue
magistrate sentenced him to be balnbooed at
once III the courtroom with 300 blows we'll laid
oa, and to be ulanacei for slx weeks. The court
c1ier made proclamation IN Ioui, alrl!l tones
anu four Iictor- ut once came forward bearing
pa,nboo stick. Tie man was taken bv the lictors,
placed upoa the floor, face downward, stripped OF
his pantal0on3, his blouao not teiIg rom oTed.
Oue led hin by tbs neck, another pllced q
foot upon his back. another swung tho BAN
boo stick, bringing it down upon the upper part
OF the prisoners thighs. each time striking
vigorously in one place ac-oes bota legs, and
counting each bow. Tho 'ictors took turns IN
thalr work. each one striking twenty blows, when
there was q lest of 4 few seconds to change on.
Tho prisoners countenaace witIlered with tho
torture. ou. 1t vas no: until over 200 Llo"s nai
been tieli,eraI. aud 6Sel!ings had punched 10
moi than tn.rd OF IN inch on tile legs, th4s he
began TO cry out with pain. The magistrate
frequently commanded the lictors to strike
nArIer and harder. aud at tie last the man was
nearly exhausted from suffering. rus work 6n-
ished, he WAS brou ;ht u bleeding aod w,1b dts
torsod counleuauc9. the falon's lao.l pa ted |
upon board aad placed upon his neciE, and h. |
Was hurried of to enduro l11s six weeks addi- |
tloual torture. |
, 1876-01-09

fsr inquiry. Corn shade hsmer, with moderate de-
nand sales It 90 hu 1t 53c for grade mixed; 81
@6IMc for graded mixed aud 71a73c nominal Tor
old WeseEn mixed. Oats steady; ssos 50 Ooo bu a.
$l.45a143 for mixed Western and State, and Sl4C{9
152 for white Western aud State.
Paos1s,oss-aliddies firm at to7f@11o for long
clear. Lasd steady sales 2oo tcs It 1910 for prime
steAm. ...
WulsEr-31ackct dun and nominal i. about Fila
per gallon
GnocEn1es-sugar-stsrkc nrm, with moderate In
nury fair to good refining quoted at B@3lc; primo
at SIC; aud Nos 10 to u Havana ut s'.Ss.e. Cot,
It I6HGissc in gold M,racaiDo at is4:oc in gold.
TALLow-continucs dull country aod city It VIC
9s.c
, 1876-01-09
Loves Koun: Dream In q Izatlroad
1Te1e Cream Ttmex,


E-1e or.tdns 7imtx.
They got eboarl tie trAla ut 4 little town be-
tween Caution and New Orleacs, and took seat
in the trout end Of the car. He YVES \ young
man rith an Independent "b,s enough to take
care of myself /" eo1t of an a,r, and she was
. young woman apparently big enough
to help him do it. Ee seemed eu-
tirely 10 overlook tho fact that there
we're any passengers on the train, and especially
that seve,al distinguished St. Louis and Ch,ca-
ing with something to say, and the movements
Of race-horso are tams in comparison VITA ths
way he proceeded to say it.
During the frat half hour, with
nearly touched the person OF the fsir
damsel at his side, and utterly unconscious
that dozen pais Of eyes we're watching him, he
poured forth such a nood Of wor3s must cer-
tainl7 have oyerwhelmed any ono unable to swim
IN tha liquid language OF love. Once daring the
half boar abe seemed to rebuke him for some
startling expression, and he fell back dlscoutit-
ed to his own end Of the scat. Il was only for a
moment. Long enough. however, for some rash
individual to offer 3 bet that the maid would
win, which WAS at ouca accepted By al parties
within hearing.
At the end OF the first half hour she exhibited
strong symptoms OF willing. and Chicago bet ten
to one on the Tnung man, which was taken by
tensey Interesting to all parties. and when
a1 length the young man ventured to
pass lis arm around the maid. with no sign
OF dlsapprovsl from her. significant e1snces
passed among The crowd. q hundred to QUO
was offered With no takers, and oil further bot
tug was cut Oh By tho maid passing her arm
around the young man. and dropping her head
On hi, bosom. They had gone lar enough. Ths
climax was reached, the goal gained, sthe dear
object won. aud they got OF ut the noxt stu
tion. They got out quietly aud lovingly, not
knowing that the blessings OF an entiro car
load OF passengers followed them. Amid the
general enthusiasm which followed their exit.
st. Louis. with 4 long-drawn sigh, WAS heard to
remark: It is long time since have eeen
ANYTHING Of the kiud." And Chlcaso did nos
forget himself As he replied: "Pshav! We
have them every day with US"
, 1876-01-09
sales S; consideration. s17.3no. South Of city
limita-Eales q: consideration, $4s.1s8 Total
sales, LIT. Total consideration. e3.9969.
BUILDING,


kIuDIT FOB TIE 9EAR
Ihs review OF the building during tho last
year shows that 1896 permits were issued By
the Baildng 1nspector.-1, ,05i OF them after
July 21. Those covar 1909 building. And Of
these 1,655 have been residences. The permits
Issued during 1874 were only 7lo-
The following are the permits for tho week i:
Louis Martin, ons-s1orr, 2114G, on Park street..
s. Hanson. four-story, 24140, corner Of Wash
ingtou aud Curtis streets, J. Marstcness, ono
story, 25143, lib Ardar avenue. ]. Eirchoff,
ons-storr, 25140, 179 Rusn street. Kate Vice,
Adams straet.
BUILDING IN PHILADELPHIA.
The Philadelphia 1insts Gays taat building
operations increased considerably in th.t citv in
1876 judging from the number OF permits grant
ed by tho Balldiug Inspect for tho erection Of
new Buildings aud for additions and alterations
to bulld:ngs- comparison with former years
does not show this increase in such bright lght
rs it appears when the number OF yncant houses
in April last and the Eeuoral depression IN busl-
ness are considered In 1878. G.554 permits wore
iesued By the Building 1nspectoss: IN 1874 it de-
creased 80 from the preceding year, while IN 1915
there has been IN increase to G,733. Permission
was asked for the erection of 5.22o new build
ings. 46s hacs buildings, aud ,043 additions end
a1te1auous to buildings.
BUILDING IN NEW YORK
The New York Times says that in 1874 the
number OF pew buildings for which plans wero
deposited was l.3Sa, tho estimated cos: being
SIG. .7oG. .077- Last year the number OF new build
inss proposed was 1.401, ani the estimated cost
Sls,340,b70. The number OF alterations pro-
posed N 1875 nas 1881, at an estimated cost OF
IS, l30, 755. In 1874 the lumber was 142o and
ths estimated cost So, 532.147. 1hero vera 1.16l
new buildings commenced last year. a3aIns. ], lis
the year prertous, aud tho number completed
was 1.256, against 1905 iu 1871 Contrasting
tie statistics OF 1875 With tnoso OF 18Th they
show shat. although the trade Vas IN a depressed
condition since 1873, the building cla5ses re-
ceivcd as much employment as ther did in 1874,
and that making far estlmata for the work
actually performed, there must have been At
least over S10. 900 extended in lsbor and
building materials during the year. The records
SHOW that co FER ceut Of the new buildings have
been erected IN the uptown wards-tho Twelfth.
NlDeteenth. and Twentv-secopd-S0 per ceEt
alone being in .hs Nineteenth Ward.
RESTB IN NEW yOnE.
4 New York paper records heavy decline in
NeI York rents. It SAYS:
There really e7ideaces OF IN .ar|y readjustment
Of rents in New York to the hes. Stores which hava
been eased It 81 0o) per have Let It this
coming year for 5jt1(: which stool vacant
year, waiting for tenant At the priceof ?i00oa
year, Is now msrSed down to $tl,00J; others, which
h.ro brought S3oQ1, balug EaadLsted for term
Q. years co., II Is said that leases given by
the Lorlard estate thus far, there is decline Of -
E+,f cant
, 1876-01-09

LATEST.
NEW YoR6, Jan. 8.-GoId closed at 113t, after ad-
vaucing from liz to ll34. Tho rates paid for
ing we1s 8, 4. S. &, 5H, and per cent per annun.
Ths Assistant Treasurer has thus far dtsbursed the
total Of s., $50 00o account Of tho January In
terest.
Government bonds closed frn.
Railroad bonds firm, with the exception Of Pacific
Issues, which declined to 1o41H for Centrals lo3X
Tor Union hirsta. and 93A for sinking funds At the
closo the las-named advanced to e44:. Chicago aud
Northwestern consolidated coupon gold honda ware
active, 50, ,0oo shares being 851S.
State bonds quiet and sseady.
The stock market Wa strong and higher IN the early
deangs, and be:ame weak It the second CALL owing
rumors that 6ls1ngs bank trouble and that
relatious between banana and Pacific Mail were not
satisfactory. Toward tbs close tho market advanced
to * per cent from the lowest point Of the after
noon. Tho greatest improvement WAR In Union raci-
tic, which recovered from b9ts to IN. Pacific Mail
recovered frvIn 317i to 37H, Lake 6hore from
615 to 6lfs Michigan Central from SIN to sly, and
and Ohos from II to III. Northwestern shares rn ut
33A to 39H for common. and 6GX to 555S for pro-
ferred St. PAUL dzm at 81 for common, and 81 for pre-
ferred. Western Union declined to T51<. New YORK
Central to 19i Rock Island TO lo5H and Eris to 15
Psnama wss weak, and declined TO Ill sg4inst 1as 1t
the opening. The market closed dull and lower.
Tbs Transactions Aggregated 17j.09J shares, Of
which $40 Erie, 1850 Lake Shore 43,u North
western, 6,65n Rock Island, $1,000 Pacific Mail $3.50
St. Paul, 1000 Ohioa. 32,40u Western Union, s. 1o0
Tho weeky bank statement Is RI follows: Lonrs,
decrease, Sl,01S.50o: Specie Increase, $3916, 800
1cgalsenders decrease, deposits. increase
circulation, dec1ease. 500 zesarye, in
crease. 81, ,75a,455.
Money 697 per cent Primo mercantile paper, 6K2
8 per cent.
Customs receipts SAT-. .ooo Tho Assistant Treasurer
disbursed is6 ,t0o clearings, SIC, 600 ,ou
Startling aIchluFe. 4H4HA{H3I<.
, 1876-01-09

No. = dol CIR No. sprtng, 80 cars No. 2 dc: Sc cars
No. 8 do, Is cara rejected do, car no grade Qa
whea; II cars htgh-rni1 corn 81 No. do. II
now mixed do, Is cars rejected do, 9 cars no
grade t87 corn); cars white oats, cars No. do,
I cars rejected do; csrs No. 2 RE: 3 cars No.
barley, cars No. do, cars rejected do. Total 80
cars, or 5000 hu. Inspected out $3.50 bu wheat,
1854 bu corn. 2,u33 bu barley.
Tho following wers tho receipts and shipments OF
b7eadstu1s and Ivs stock At thi. potn. during the
past week and for the corresponding weeks ending Is
, 1876-01-09

Long md R5oft ccaf5 quoted at lUHc cas1.
and lUH: seller February, boxed; green hanhs, l's
10Sc; swre,-picklcd do. 1U.zsa1lc; Cumueriands,
1859 cash or seller Jsnuary: ioas cut hams, l0;<4
1lxc. boxed BACON hams, l3tx@l3;lc.
GREAsE-Was nominal at 7y.,t.
BEEF pR0DCCTS-WeIe B.e!dg and quiet at $3.50
tauG0 for nless, slo50 4ll.uu for extra mess, end
s!0.H01. 90 for hams.
TAILow-wa1 quoted ut s11s,lc. Sales wers zoo
bra 1t SIC.
, 1876-01-09
TELECR1PHlc MARKET REPORTS.

FOREtGN MARKETS.
Eceeiat Dtspotea 10 Tie cd.cag - Tribune.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. s-ll:I9 a. m.-F1ova-No. !. n5s
I'd; No. =, 2sa.
Observation-Disclosures. No. i, 1os: No. ?, os O.
spring. No. ss lod No. s. %: white. No L. 1ua Cd
M. 2, los I'd; club, No. !, lis: No. J. l0s al Corn
New, No. l, 3ls; No. 2, Sos Sd; old, 31s.
PRov1sloSs-pork. hlsSsls Cd. Lard, s3s Cd.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 8-5 p m.-Pnov1s,oss-pork, Sis
Cd Lard, 5ss.
LosDas. jan. s.-Cosso1s-Mcnsy, So GIG: &C.
count, Y3 l1-16
AxKn1cAs sEccR1rrxs-1is, 1oiH; 57s, lo7k: 10
Co., luG; rev IS. lo5: New York ceu:rai, VI; Es1e,
Has preferred, %.
TALLow-5is 3d351s Sd.
PARIS. Jan. 8-nESTEs-eif Csc,
faAS4fonr, jan s.-Us11ED STATES EosDs-Nsw
b, VIZ.
, 1876-01-09
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKETS.

Speedt Dtp1tch 10 The Chfeu 20 Tribune.
NEW YonK, Jan. 6--GRAlS-Wheut-Ma 4 sh,da
hrme., with very moderate export and hcme-,1ade ia
qur:; sales Of $1,000 bu, at 95@ 9or for r.lected
spring: S.oo9l.l5 for unGraded spring: x1,o6a1o o7
for So Chicago; 81. 90 for No. Milwaukee: 81 n
nominal for No. Chicago aud Northwest; s,,e,@l n
for No. J Milwaukee, Sl.ao l.aA for No. eprue.
s1i7@la5 for winter red We4tern: sl.1stal45 for do
amber 10; Sl3ot%l. 50 Tor white Western. Rve
quiet IT 8,tss0o for Western, gia.C, fae
State, anaaoo for Canada in bond. Da1lsy Lrm viii