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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-12-14

For the
Ohio Boiled Cider,
I Pure Ohio Honey,
New York Cheese.
4. Atmore's Mince Meat.
n Michigan Apple Butter,
! Fresh-grated Horse Radish,
In fact everything good and reliable in the
grocery and provisi on line, go to Watson's.
We are still here and riIE sell goods cheaper
than any other house in toaon.
\ MARYLAND, DODGE & MOORE.
| Mr.. d. B. Powers returned from his cattle
ranches in Dakotah, last week He reports
THAT the Indians are quiet and will be until the
''grass commences getting green" He thinks
there is no better country for cattle in the
world than that about the Black Hills. lie
firmly believes that the Hills are full of gold
and talks somewhat of starting quartz mill
there.
FACTS versus WIND.-The old Reliable Stone
Palace against the world. Goods cheaper
than ever. Give us a call and we guarantee
katisfaction. ODER, BoND & WILSON.
Last Friday afternoon Bonnie Hanna and
Jimmie Phillips were enjoying a skate on the
flee, Just above Iron avenue bridge, when the
ice broke under the latter and let him into the
waterI With commendable presence of mind
Bonnie Hanna ran to the boat steps, pulled off
a board and pushed it out to Master Phillips
and assisted him in getting out of the water
with no more serious results than cold bath
and drenched clothes.
, We have adopted the strictly cash system,
and are bound to sell our goods at hard times
prices. Remember the place.
SARGENT & BATES.
Tomorrow evening the ladies of the Presby-
terrain church will give Martha Washington
tea party, in the building Oh the corner of
Iron avenue and Seventh street. One of the
tables will be waited upon by ladies dressed
in the costumes of one hundred years ago, and
will be as old fashioned as a modern woman
can be- The tables will be attractively spread
and filled with choice refreshments. A very
pleasant evening can be spent at the party.
We have just received 1000 pounds of Tea
direct from the importers. which we are Of
fering ten per cent. lower than any other house
in town can buy the same.
ODER, BOND &,wILsoN.
Wellhouse knows just how deep the Smoky
river is at a certain point near town. He went
out for a walk on the ice before breakfast, one
morning, last week, and while walking along
a short distance from the shore, the ice broke |
and admitted him for duck" The water |
was just deep enough to allow Of his keeping |
his nose and chin out OF water by standing on
the end of his toes. He thinks he measured
over six feet aud had several thousand square
feet of flesh surface exposed to the cold water.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-12-14

NE Cooper day at home Samples worth s.
20 to kOIUlrce. sTrxsox n Co, Portland. Me
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-17
LIVE STOCK MARkEIS.

Nav YORK March lG.-EEr'Es-A rainy iay and few
earle 10 sell The arrivals only 81 ot ~ hullo, -
All jersey CITY THIS makcs ouricrpir $50 nc' Monday
81 time last week. Few buyers turned out,
looking quite much o there were any
bargains purchase Tor actual needs
To close the Yesterday,
ON cgua grades &C above MONDAYS prices on all save
about 80 head Of Texans which sold
a. s 81 b g4 80 y, those at the latter price being
Then some thin aud rough mixed Missouri,
Nrgni.and wont al 4c 50 NJ bat hoy were hard
m other Thin natives sold % 01 jja 30 H. decent steers
NJ IDi.c AMI pretty good 10 ne Fat lots at II q
Zee 81 h. extras sale Bulls went az W '1c
Ihr cattle generally poor, and trade duh Hides
have ,cmrd Gc which, win fat at 2c reduces the value
OF In, IL cars Ia hlOpfrf CO.. Ia
Carter g.. To- Kahn Co.; To Thompson 6raTy, win
SINGLE Besides these fresh cattle there were few
held from YESTERDAY.
iUJlr, - Of lSl n, lOlJC.
less 81 q head 81 Of l2ll No. at 94c SO ~ less
soc each II Missouri oil Lis n. nj 9'c ID " 100 ~ AT
IOsc 56 10 IT 231 H. Al lOiic, 50 10 Ii OFT cst Al
OLc less 800 head ami 10 coarse Texan oxen l5bi
~ al s1,,., - n. -
Martin FULLER sold 81 rough Virginia and steers.
lOii N, at &C. % 10 aud - of l,Oi2 H. al &c, % ~ go
g. Kahn or Kahn & First - Missouri fod mixed cattle
B. 10 at lOI,c JG n II fat Missouri Steers Las H. AT
I3c - of 1850 H. at II &C. u h aud OF l8'1 10 ut
H. II wsstheimer sold IL mIasoXl steor< l.s20 o. q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-17


Low MhhIng lga 'c Good Ordinary, lO'Ic, receipts.
1875 bales, sales. 80 bales ,,.,,..- ,,, . , -
NilIlug ne. Good Ordinary, lOci net receipts, ~
bales, shipments 1873 bales sales, Ollr'; stocA' lIli
bales. ,.... -...,.-..., ,,.,r,... -,
Low Niing lie: Good Ordinary "{c; net receipts, III
bales sales, 90 Dalrs stock, SO't bhcS ~. ,c, -
NoRFplh March l6.-COttOu quiet Mihdlng lG'Ic. net
receipts Iui3 bales exports cOastwac lOll bales sales
ISL bales stock, lilI5 bales. ann a.
put IpFIrIuA March lB.-foion qniet; Nildlng l3c;
Low NldIiug l2sc Good Ordinary, lO,ci net receipts,
igl bales: gloss. i2l bales. -
s,v,NSAm March lGCotton quiet Middling. l2Ici Low
Miodlng c. Good Ordinary lO'Ic. net receipts IA
bale, gross, 1914 bales exports cOdsWlse lbs bales sales
7Jl bales stock. 3j2J1 bales. ,,,u,
GALVESTON March l6.-tOton quiet and FIRM Middiing
l25r Low AIdnE. &c; GOOD Ordinary, lO'ic net re-
crI D31 bales gross 800 bales exports cOAstW'e Zoo
bales Gales. $50 bales stock, is,3lI bales. -, 80,
BALrMOEE. March l6-CO,ton rIn; Middlng l-2Hl $50
Low Mdiling, IaiGll I-c. Good Ordinary lOt9 iO12c
r- ro,rpts bales Great Britain. 1873 bales
80 bales, sales iIb bales 10 spnhois 30 O"e'
@nst1, March lg-Cotton steady; Miidlng l3c; Low
NtdiIg I2itc. Good Ordinary, lOAc. net receipts -I-
i,I rms, ~ bales. sales 80 bales stock. 22O66 bales
Cu,yE,ToS March l6.-Cotton quiet; Mddllng, l2'in
lJ7r. Low Middling. l24c; Good ordinary, lO'ic not
receipts $40 bales exports coastwise 40 bales sacs ooo
oMosIIE Marrh I8-Corton quiet and firm Midlng l2%
nw Miiing, II iIc Good Ordinary, lO2c: net receipts
36. balos gross, 36j bales exports TO France 5s Dars
MTMPnI- March LECTION hrm Middling, l24bl2 &C.
NET receipts 500 bales shipments 1929 bales sales.
'SgwOsIyass March i6-Cotton steady and fair demand;
MpidIing l2i,C Low Middng, IL go Good ordinary
iOl,G. net receipts 2l6j bales gross 275S baos OK
ports Britain 2GO7 bales To France l32i bales
y 300 balos stock. I0I l39 bales. 49,
81 LOui, March ID. cotton quiet ana unchanged MA
t ,ra,u. ~. bales: gross ga bales shpuaeuts 8S5
osies sales 240 pe,oS, stQok, - S2l Dslsa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-17

mixed part texans isis n. &c. % % and bulls i'0O
W T. Dudley sold 81 stuffed state bulls e6i H. ssai-'
d. C. "mIvrr .od Is Illinois steers 200 H. at lOc, SO
IL i04c, less 81 head and IL OF LAS 10 At
J. IL Wi'iams sod ais IL Missouri steers and oxen
aG g SS ear. fmGed state oven workers
a5Ld6c They were taken of at Ae"Dursh ana "'n' !"
CHIyfSHThi. Back. County day. and there yas large
hence in v top price best veas few went
above y ana 50 GoT w 70 yIr c"e 1raT% eay
j. v Thufson had l25 live calves he sold 80 BUCKS county
Egg Ots sold - good Penn' l'ana Nei' 100 ID ' 'c'
Cambes peters sold Il Bucks County a, Ioc. 40 at 9'c
e. collins sold . Jersey calves at Oc IL at 92c ard at
w. H. LA, mes & CO. sold " calye. at so l0c
AMI At Jersey CITY Tits completes ll,2i -nco tS
falling number, holders firm in price but 'aie- q .
$40" 4, 'f@9 ngnr'' c for y6od ard &c for EXTRAS
Hume Elliot, sold % 'Atchst ~ inl'na ,hsGp 81 ~
~, II Of 9G H. Al r. Is Of 80 b. at c 81 yoanvs -
D. al 7c l73 ONO - o. at Gc l7o do 80 b. AZ 'a'' an"
Ka"r dcoch Jersey CIV 'od 100 ORC sheep log No.
Gamble, r,i,rs ,o il Jersey ONE OF them com
-, diminish at II, and iair at - rd,h ,,. h.,
e. Collins sOd II spring lambs fat ~ s'94' eloh 'o oe''
"S W. "iS 5Har. '"5 a H. .. only mnm lambs al 81
H9c Recpf1 only car Of LOO bog, AZ J.rtly , .it l.;
v wrk ' T Gy y' run ' ,a 1Sry ir% market Al yeer
days pncos r city dressed on ali FAYE pigs M, "fc 1
ii 'lc. medium selling NJ lie. ana ,'Y
at O'ol Of-c. Western dressed are quoted AZ lOf4 O4'
win few here.
BUFFAIO March l6.-CATTE- Receipts TO-DAY. l5b hea1.
making the total supply for the week thus far 7S head OF
3ii tI through cODslgnmeHis, OaaBc" on sdr
herci AGAINST i32 time last week. aud lbi cii'
same week last there va. no market To-Day no rdl'
since last report aDo!t all shipped out .
AID IAE--f;rcrpis to-day. 400 heal making ne
total supply Tor the week thus far 100 head against 21o
head for NE sine last week; ana 2@ioD head for me
last year; market dll and slow -lu- III ohJ
three cars since last ropOrt prices unchanged car, III
| yard, uu-uld.
HOES pts tpdnv $500 head. making the total supply
for the wt thus ir 1000 heat against 1900 head for the
tu- i Wuek and 1900 head for the week last
The UIrhrt dun an! slow. sales 81 only ] rrCn NJ
Workers. 20 - - 'lr quality" r'rs remain unsni, Eastern
rSns to prices Ik-i NJ hoI'J L)s' DAriS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-17
sAGEs FROM 2l2 O'CLOCK TO CLOSE or BUSINESS,
THURSDAY. March 1G-P. VI.


Speculation IN railway and miscellaneous shares
wa active to-day, despite the inclemency of the
weather and a rather extensive business was done
at Tho Exchange. At the opening, prices strong
and fully ~ good those current at the official
close last night and after brief period of frmncss
the entire st reacted downward y per cent, and
quickly returned 10 above the starting point Again
downward reaction set in of possibly less import
ance. a subsequent quick recovery setting in on
brilliant upward movement in the Western Union
Telegraph "a 69l2. The advance was quickly
lost however. and the afternoon market be-
came extremely sensitive and feverish, making
operations decidedly uncertain and inducing
great caution on the part of Spectators 1t cannot
be- said that there were any new features to the
market. although the general movement clearly
reflected the presence of clique manipulation
Investments quiet and dealt in only III odd lots
In the miscellaneous shares, Quicksilver sold Mt IL,
tho Marposa- being active, the Preferred sell
ing up Ia TO- There was nothing doing in Express
shares The general market left of quiet, but IN
deCidedy mixed" condition. and while some
stookB were strong Others betrayed heaviness,
fotaiarlng a representation ~ TO the future OF
~ wxkkcs mQps than ogij9sFily doubtful. in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-17
porrsri. MARKETS

",r. 10 ,,r"f, ken rl2nr 7o zoo 1ol, Wheat
,"-h 'r' ~ ODD .', o. POO gn,n' t'At. i 200
.a.eof y ogp .,,' -,r' Ci,as3 -prns At = = aaoat
q 49, . car. 50 TO- n 20 cr iIari MILWAUKEE,
ai.t a 49,, .r, HS1 On piya,. ' lrn aa cars
do At otr "a,, retailing only. iNu inactive Barley mold
Ga.r, a, - ris nsasn,. nomnay 81 % Tor c,iy
omr Nr9 Gropr I'm aad ~ pp.a'Gsei YH si
Hr,a,' N.r -,Ia 5! obs. 80 200, SO. Rctcsoi. 10
7,'. corn uIre".'f nut n The main higher No Missed
NV. oa' -" = g 90, May. Rar."y neilaslea o'ocd 4
- %, -. ,r orc lS' "9Il"W !; , um'Gt IA y
y p4 .SI 81 4S Mg 5s @an an aD 70
, ,, ,' -; 49, 70 nm iaT,i scn
r, u.' sainr ,.rs rather h. cher ,lles at sl} 20
o-i 49, spot, -I3 80 April tl3 So NAY; ~ TO- Juno
n" Zen, .,t " WHY SSr noi o,Si9 iowHr i
ioGy ia,l Corn. 5000 6.s' oats l.. 100 oush narlsy
so'o hush ~, oo bush cn.Insnt,-lGnr TrS o n 6nis
hr.y. 100 p',g ~" 100 bush ~ The Acraoon cail Of
April iGhal5cr May. ots unchanged Pork easier ABOUT
pH , Sir ne P'raInnm nn At for
Refined lud &c., t"' crude IN ubl-. ami r ia buk flour
g' @ E4g arm nml 9ht cG. ,, AZ w Of - 59I
.. q" pny N ynGa inan anna ard 6S Do r' so
and iiish uryr,at 3'gso Wheat acy" ana al lncinG
~ a. Rye soa'lc. corn rather guiet yellow 1sg5ec
sl S' M1 , oS S Why Tm At Il % or western
ronboInd hhs butter Hn, hHHsrd o" i@t. ana Brst
rrn {ras Soc 10 Eirs, 2j1iBc Rolls, Western ~
tfa4 gGd4i,.: Firs- 2l02Ic Cheese nrm Now York
Fancy lie. do Prime lJ'i l3c.; Western Fine l2@Dl3c
Eggsdn. PrnnSyIyana: NcwJer,eJ and Delaware fresh
lbc. -stcru do, Isolde.
81 Loti- March l" Flour quiet and unchanged Wheat
ri T. h. bid. cash II ~ bud iaTCh
safes - ,S14 ApI 40 do, III So ca. Corn active aud
higher. 80 Mlrsil al ne cash lc, March; ~ Ma
Il',c. April $3.50 i3'c. May oats inactive; No 32ci
SBtic. II cash: 33c, March. Barley and
iuI whisky steady and unchanged at
II O5 orh quiet aud UNCHANGED Bulk Meats hrmer held
higher bun mo- round lots shoulders, 20S-
Clear sides, l. -. Clear Nide', l@tSl2Nc Bacon
.t,,uy UhInE ana order trade Lard
ntury At I3 g. delivered lst of April; Kettle upCOuntry.
lie DCmlu! active; light tO heavy shipping ~ ~
-JUt~ - butchers, - 3O6rS %; Phlla
rpha, would bring Gode, 80. cattle hImer ami good 10
but quotations unchanged ne
,snts ,Op bb- Flour: 1000 bush Wheat 10000 bu-h.
CON 5000 bush 900 bush Barley lJiO hogs 80
Al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-17

final dealings prices were weak. The changes
since the close yesterday were as follows Central
c. c.. and l. c.. and Erie each lost "A; Lake Shore
Michigan Central. and Northwest Common, each
u, and Preferred "a: Ohios dropped %; Pacihc Mail
and Rock Island each Il; st. Paul. III; Common,
III Preferred, 50; Atlantic and Pacific Preferred
gained ls; Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph and Della
ware. Lackawanna and Western each IA; c., e., G..
and l., 1 Missouri Pacific. u; New-Jersey Central,
3s; Panama. 1 Quicksilver, Il; Union Pacific, y !;
Western Union, is; and Erie in London, d. The
Hannibal and st. Joseph Harlem. Illinois Central
Wabash and gold remained i'll statu quo. The fol-
lowing table shows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-17

Mc-5r,. GIluan. son y co. give notice that they
viii pay check, on National Bank State of New
York drawn by First National Bank, MartIaltown'
Iowa: jacksonville National Bank. Illinois; \.
M..y.irld i &c., Lincoln III.
At Che meeting of the 81 Paul directors this after
noon a dividend ol per cent was declared "n The
rr.f,rrcd stock. being pr cont out "i ihr r'it'
&c ~ ., Dor cent out of thc earnings Of lNII.
II }. n;.vlni, iu Consolidated shining Fund bonds
on lne IDim nl tnrl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-17
Bankins Gouses ano Bankers
-.,,~---~~~-~~~~~-,~
FISK g. Fla q Oh,
BANKERS,
No. 3 NASSAU ST. NETWORK.

We give particular attention TO DIRECT DEALINGS IN
GOVERNMENT BONDS at CURRENT MARKET RATES
and are prepared all buy sell in large small
amounts all classes Of investors orders by mail or
Telegraph will receive careful attention.
We pleased to furnish information reference to all
matters connected with investments in Government Bonds
We also buy and sell GOLD and GOLD COUPONS, COL
LECT DIVIDENDS, and TOWN. COUNTY. and STATE
COUPONS &C. and buy and sell on COM ISSION all MAR
KETABLE STOCKS AND BONDS
In BANKING DEPARTMENT receive deposits
remtances subject to draft and allow interest be cred
tied monthly balances averaging for the month from 0Os
900 the OF three per per aud bal
averaging s.. 900 at the of per cent
FISK & HATCH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-17

There is no variation in time loans The United
States Treasurer to-day received 100000 National
bank notes for redemption. The Customs receipts
at Washington amounted to TJOO,OOO The Inter
nal Revenue receipts footed up TZOO,OOO. The fol-
lowing is tho CieaTing-hous statement: Cur
rency exchanges. S9l i72, G25; currency balances,
5000 So gold exchanges 1888, 1862; gold bal
ances ~ lj3,9jO.
Government bonds were quiet and IN tone little
n.iDI W. luunN cln.lng aLEnnl nmnlaLOnh:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-17

u
ILork AsD M.Al-A m,rr a"''c 'raar IN tlour -'a,
y',.om ary a'aed cLanro ~ Pho" snapct bousrI 20 a
ahtlr nor "on ,y Ii Lii' b"u'Tt p, ,'vl'
lIring 100 b,ls slipping I,r, "a 5OIi, 10 $500
bis Si,i'.y 10 caocr Wrl.n Estfa 4, - 79!s!s %
rns"S4d ...il At q a.a;, a. 500 bib, ,'y Nm
= ,hcr q; 70 5ogf 20. 8 ~ 80 .or Common 10 hoce
:: TO- u gca-5 10 iurrror common .yria state,
O 1!ot1 - for Common 10 lGT 90. - 81. :, 'o
~ 5uatJ ., nr Inferior 10 t5mLpn NiA W,.trn - %
a. '.' % '" 40, ~, !. la ,.,, az,
Mis- L.ir ana d, 2,psS 81 io "nicr Nica Cnoce PANTY
roma Hoop ONO. - 2Oa rur Gooi DO. and
Ggtt ipr GOOD 10 Choice do .6rr1 % fpr common
GonJ p,i.nt MIMI .os Lrtrn - iOu -
40 aud one fayouic brand. h'ld a. ~ 50dalo,
~ % Tor common to Ggd Lrua 81 LOUIS; - o.
"'3 for Good 10 'hoc, 10 ana tmt' :, i% 1,ih,
lar uuury southern fpnr In hotter request 9Id th'
,h' for W !. o5sl 60 for Inferior to Good Etlra.
- 1a"t@ 70 ioi "ooa +? 'hr,," 40 80 - ' i 10
r,"ry Nla Process E,, with 'uall lots i1,org brands
~, al Inams~i pncc, ,1, 500 bnl. n - SOC
M 10 .,", fl5ur aas over ,nd 1sc 81 -
D. 100 H. including Fancy at - oo"sI 20 corr ai''i M.,'
,1 , =, sGsi 20 Tor western the latter c,ucme
amd = ot5 % or nranfy, Included IN re lgs nclr
Loo bit, h'"nIN"in, al W." 81 M rns r., ,Gorrato
:A,ri a. anon F ,r.ng Wr1i there was export
crate milling inquiry a. L. 'd N some nI'o, if :"
ai,y il ,li.ri business checked By TIE ,rmnc,'
uui,rs Wheat h'li, bl me ll"ia'
lions ", fc onlt very limited extent sales i1"oo Gusl
At n % 20. i,lrCieG ~Ifhg, II 20 iDr h-pt'u 20
Grad Winter Red Western - OidTl % I9L H.ldd'I
,uttuy. ri IBurI 10 = tLl,igo - 10 10,
si.vuE, 81 social very CHOICE DO ~ -. ~ 30
Tor frrh receipts No Milwaukee in"dl - - rI,' ~ .,
choice 80 Milwaukee in store Inspected ln't rsi - -
IN store Tor 5000 bush. NJ. tmrhH" OF Norm
VI AZ atoat ior PRIME No. ] Milwaukee; ant - ~
fni Amber PrpusyIvsua r." Was, quiet ana nom.
iuuuv uprhhu4oi Barley was duI ahd d''lIiIh4,
'IiS of 600 II.l Prime Bay Qunle waS made ~
otl without Worthy
n,itcnla, Barley Malt ruled quiet and heavy sales 'JOo
iu- Prime it rOTcd state al - 20 Canada Pea wore
quot without change 70 uoloe lG" corn ma,hr, w'
ssdr INNER with transactions 10 h-bi extent u" 'hpI
while m" nome NAde OhY bought 10
n.a4i \ ictulhu'e inquiry
ale, III 5000 5Sl,0j9c. Tor Inspected No tlhe
Western Mixed iOI inspected steamer SllNt &c
for Inspected ,iiSod western: 'N'a4bta ia" Ssiihtu
Nr,tcr :. ~ as g. Tor NrS -" Jci-cf aIh
c Tor I,!iJs southern there we're also II % JuOD
bu- oI The las. lalf Oi Apr at -" &c ana 'VD' hsi
ltycr AurL al ifIHc btttf, WIN
more DONG Of '4,OVO. al .2fi2.lo. iof
LUspsotsa No foe Inspected ight AiAed az. tsi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-17

led m IU'lH UI TOF IONHtTVI dII 7 I'II'
Tor 1ranulard; 10 .Gdl;c fOr cut Loaf. 3iic.
Tor Standard 20 90, for on A." and sd9c Tor other
grades.
TALLow- Market about steady sales, 100000 at ~
IIis Ia Prime. 800, -,,-,.-.-
yEh Was duIl and weak by auction. La hat chests
sold at 81 ' 5J3 do Japan ~ -oN zoe
I,T do Foccho OOlong 2id26c jGS do fornora do AZ
II 4c and 81 Cougud 2OdJJc. These prices sho" a
decline.
WHISKY Market duh sale Of 30 bbis was reported at
4 A u.IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-17

Il, FKlDAI, MAhCu1'' iO'o'
cc. called 4ssisc for Mites Western sn is and
Tor car Fancy do for Prime Mixed Milwaukee
here WAS WAS dR m sl rspor
ally d5 "sa n 20 S icT r lhnSF to chcso
figures Fair Coed were quoted a" sd 40 and Mrdn@ @ Ts
for Prime to Choice nominal at s. S56ti 40
i kn' PRIME feed s% sn'p sas ana 40 au for
M@ s ana a 81 SOas % Of Spring Wheat an.
BY me II or 5an 81 On 5g and G sf Mon OK
day March So ar sprng Wheat hall be sound
S G @S p W a no Spring Wheat shall
be sound well cleaned weighing less titan 81 pounds 70
busle No. North West spring Wheat shai
to i sna maa.nrG Gus ss "" Northwest spring Wheat
s' pounds i' to- the m%.a Ts b.a % grades q
forth Wheat are to nfua@ Y 9s a snd 10
color and general
81 e be s"n T " %S T sna no. s a be SOUND
| measnTe, bnsh@ No 3 spring wheat shall be sound,
reasonably clean, weighing not less than 80 II 10 The measured
soa and M" d'1 c %TS =, :, nneE o r
ni which conform TO ne cnaiasist OF 1m,'t3 f,nrs ;
above grade bnr With .ha be Slightly soft or damp The
shall l,l'ct,d Nhtd'
shall include al r,nnlahlo Sprng heat nnli iol 40
S2 9 a. n1e %h t Wn@ any oa gs'S s a' be
nGn s%lr mn f,a','U9 I Than =, f. ro the measured
equal 10 No oats in all other respects oa, shall be
shall weigh not Than ~ measured bu,r NO
G aa DC o6S ram So" tc sAm %
ol damp unsonud dirty or FOR any other cause nn' 'o'
Hay AND srRAW-Th,rc was fair can, both for ship
pug retail qualities the stocks are not large and prices
are steady We quote: liay,Slppng G9r i"'4 So g,s
u 6SGsi 10 Tor Long Rye 7Oo7jc for short Rye 1oatOc
iiiDEs-Thcro was quiet and rnchangcd market thtro
l., only small going aud confined ,hgy to com
nm tone pr,ya. 9a1 Mexican on Terms
quoted at gold 800 Dry MAJ m9s' Ti1'" iT az
i0@ 2c currncy Dry Buenos Ayrcs quoted at 1871 2r
s' 0 as fGrrc was only small business, and today The
%ra,1ir " da , "a '' % essqncntiy no change quo.
crn and WsrorIsin do II a6c, 1871 Sdllci Ola o"' ."
oei TaiSI ,' , 1,D' wa. steady a, ~ oc win
moderate demand and sales n 10 oh torr2A va Ie, ~
ia5 c f fSr i"r tn I,nds i55 nhs CoDa enar stock
NRSNi sroRE1-spirit. rnrpcnno was again ln'"t hgt
no farther chaur,, place. tho quotation being 80, wan
ont s4'e- ~, io,n maIhc wa, "mIi and GE or lind me-
fur ra'"s alone me, "h any ",''l, '' n zoo his
ancly IN wsg'nns r pTi,% NIL, ny anal 1a' 1tr S al
t-rsJ 80 We quote tomm.i ~ inr - ~ 81,
do :, Ia !, 90 Tar ri,.h steady. but without 'm.
P6GiC'EnAS FiGirTs There "a, moderate business in
aggregate ~ the market for berth tolm ~ 'a. ~, i
rr. steady ADJ mr,rt rgnlr tone rrr Va better 10
mime. ,"rsn ll,, a. snail a, tho onclug'o tonnage
very hm'd. rac, are h'my iuI', Ls M III
10 bose, Cur- ~ 5-. per tpu, 81 bates 'oi'h 90 i
l'. r 81 To- .o,n silr,s a - ror ION. 800 Gl, il'p'
, oa t bum ra,i A. S md 500 G6r. for a. 2s 3D.
~ GL;.-"H To- a. f ava 1 ra.9 '5 u, a5. and 700
In. S".af a 'oa To - P I'LL, by BY 'g .a
o6DD F5 lol 10 R'emcn 9 ,'ga, ZOO sc, ,g
i ,, ,i,. Win az. riran It To-, g,d lul s1
s,imi5 a., ,g i' h-,, 'T, som, - ,'y oh i,ya,o
term, Ga@ , i a a1 n GTs @ggT sr TSg'
5.'. an ay,,,Ir hera, h'L." 40 .,pft' 'l " a y
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FISK g. HATCH.
Dipioeno Nctlees

NHwYoRK AND HARIEM RAILROAD co, J
KRN,tRHR.s OPEICE, GRAhD CENTRAL DEPOT. \
EAsr FORT sECONpsT, NEW YORK. March 3, 1867
A DIVIDEND of TWO PER CENT will he
paid from the earnings and profits OF the city Line on tho
prerr and Common STOCK the LIST OF April next n
a. Ia Office The transfer III b. closed ats March
40 sld rvoSoasa ~ = n. ARs1! - r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-17

In State bonds PLAN SKIES Of Missouri sold at
1O3l2 and SKIES Of 1876 at 1922. New series Ten
ncssces were steady At ILL., District Of Columbia
a. COS selling at 1874 cx interest The following are
Al,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-17

City bank stocks were more active Bank Of Com
merce 90 sold at l5a 1852; Central National tlOi
at lOOl2; Ninth National ~ at SOL; Park % at
12J; Bank of the Republic l5Ol at ST. and Manhat-
fan (f,l at 1916 The following are the bids:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-17

GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENT-loA oULo'h
AND lllo O'CLOCK A. IS.
Y IS, Registered, 1881 SOS coupon 1901 122s,
IS.l25 l.'VuV.. cxy "
= 500 Coupon, le65 go. ~ oul' 0' no ll0l,
49,, -''.'''''l 10 iIo5, | u 5s 1OAO Coupon 800
S'"'V--'-'---'''' LOO. .....,.... be ITO 8
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-17
We annex latest bids


There was a large and wei Distributed bnslness III
railroad bonds at strong and satisfactory prices.