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Middletown transcript., 1876-06-10

EOR CORONER.
hereby announce myself as candidate
for the nomination of CORONER, subject to
the decision of the Democratic Party of New
Castle County.
HENRY S. TRUITT.
WILMINGTON, Del. fe5-tn
Middletown transcript., 1876-06-10

Written for the TRANSCRIPT by one of the
most experienced farmers, gardeners and
fruit growers in the United States.
Middletown transcript., 1876-06-10
cWlistellanrous.
THE MILD POWER CURES
HUMPHREYS,

Been in general use for twenty years. Everywhere
proved the most SAFE, SIMPLE, ECONOMICAL and
EFFICIENT medicines known. They are just what
the people want, saving time and money averting
sickness and suffering. Each single specific the well
tried prescription of an eminent physician
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-01-15
LAW OF NEWSPAPERs.

l. Subscribers who do not give ex-
press notice to the contrary, are consider
ed as wishing to continue their subscrip-
ton.
.. If subscribers wish their papers dis
continued, publishers may continue to
send them until ait charges are paid.
3. If subscribers neglect or refuse to
take their papers from the Office or place
to which they are sent, they are held re-
sponsible until they settle their bills and
give due notice to discontinue.
4. II subscribers move to, other places
without informing the publisher, and the
paper is sent 20 The former direction they
are held responsible. Notice should al
ways be given Of the removal.
5. The courts have decided, that refus-
ing 10 take paper from the Office, or re-
moving and leaving it uncalledf1r, is p,1-
ma focie evidence Of intentional fraud.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-01-15

HERE is Norman reason for marry
ing Gentilc; "Why, isn't be handsome a!
and then he is good, and then--and
then 7, I wanted every bit Of him to
myself! Father didn't like it, mother
didn't like it, but l did"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-01-15

! IT has been the custom in the Astor
family for three generations TO deposit
500 eco 10 bank at the birth Of son or
daughter, the money and interest to be
given to the child when he or she became
.of age. This should be the custom in
every well regulated family.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-01-15

A MIDDLE-AdED gentleman, deeply
interested in the Centennial, asked
Miss Of sweet sixteen ifshe knew Mhat
Important event 1876 would he noted for,
ana She responded, leap year"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-01-15

A MAN in South Hadley, Mass, who
mas fast got out Of n law suit, wants to
buy n large framed picture Of COW,
with one client at the head and the other
at the tail, pulling, and the lawyers mean
while doing the milking.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-01-15

TIE maddest man in Wisconsin is
Johh~beigh, of Oconto. He was a can
didate for member of the Assembly,, y,,and
being conscientious man, voted for his
opponent, who was elected by just one
majority
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-01-15
TTT1lllITrw1I
9IIl.I ! y IT Y
ANGELS IN THE RoUGH.-They have

EaI =
ANGELS IN THE RoUGH.-They have
some tough little gus Stomers, at tue South
Omaha aSsr,lA = School East Sunday
about half a dozeH ncw eboys were gath
cred into the fold and the Superintendent
asked those who had been at Sunday
School before to hold up their hands,
One of the boys pointed to another who
had heldpp his hands sahd said ;sG' He's
telling you id lie. Hes never been
to Sunday School in his life"
"a How many ofyou were born in the
6'a 2! county n ~ was another question put
V tpem. aqa2 sd .tarta luu tIdt ai|
ssAnother boy singled cut one who did
aeL hold up his. hand, and said : - He's
lying 70 you, riister. That sucker game
from the old country, but he wants you
to believe he's a regular Yank.,"
Some. qlht ti0nsivere aslcdlabbut Je
sus the King. A Swedish. boy was as skel
if they had Il fr6sidefft n Sweden. EFI
No, theyabad a king, "was the reply.
Did hedress in fine robes and jewels,
and ride h06endla cafriages 2" he was
asked. ~e.e,,ue~ss
"Yes, SIR"
"Now, boys" said the Superintendent,
addressing hipsqlf to tllem all. twas Je-
sus that kind, ! IF u King 2',r a.iu tGu
No." spoke up. one OF them, he rodo
mule, and kneYgas mRoA as you Do. 81
,OHdytQ Bee.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-01-15

a DIsH-wAsHING machine is the latest
invention, They will coptnue to invent
washers, ironers, sewers and one thing
and another till women won't he worth
fifteen cents dozen.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-01-15

WHEN II California woman defeated
lion in hand to hand combat the neigh
bors were greatly astonished, but her
husband quietly remarked, "Oh,. that's
nothing. That woman could lick the
devil"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-01-15

NINETY-THREE young ladies out Of a
class Of one hundredand twenty five pass
cd asucessful examination in an academy
Of surgery recently. 1t now looks as if
tie time was not far distant when it will
be real pleasure to have ones leg taken
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-01-15

A,srRANsER kissed La Crosse girl
by mistake, and was then licked by her
two big brothers for being mistaken. lie
then kissed her for being who she was,
and was Immediately whipped again for
being impudent.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-01-15

"THE excuse Of the third man." said
Mr.. Moody, illustrating the parable of
the guests who were backward in coming
forward, was more absurd than any
j have married a wife, and therefore l
cannot come" Now, why didn't he
take his wife along with him"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-01-15

A MAIDEN once said, "I'n not mate
with man who has not fortune great"
SO Sic poqted and waited, and seorned to
be mated She's maiden yet-age
forty-eight.- Y com Ada.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-01-15

THg people, Of Indianapolis have
trichiua scare, and the most loving Of
maidens there sbudders when she reflects
that Augustus may have "wums" in his
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-01-15

A YOUNG lady at piano, desiring to
favorably impress young man, shouldn't
place her lamp so it will throw her profile
on the wall.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-01-15

A PITTsBURe man has all the doors in
his house opening outward, 50 as to be
prepared for either family row or a
fire. ga
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-01-15

AK Arizona bigamist has been "let
''f' on condition that he will return to
his Fl st wife. lie will thus get his pun
ishment without expense to the State.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-01-15
TRANSCG GNTINENTAL TICKETS
Via tlEc Pioneer Route.
CHICAGO AND NORTHWESTERN
II ALL w AY.
THIS ESTROUTEEAST

Its track is Of STEEL RAILS, and on if bo.
been made the FAST EST time that has !, o,ios ios
been made in this country. By this ronto
passengers for points east of Chicago bo"o
choice of the following lines from Chicago:
BY THE PTTSBU.RG, FORT WAYNEAyn
CHICAGO AND 'PENNSYLVANiIlA lA-Np
RAILWAYS.
. THROUGH TRAINS DAILY, with Phil
. man Palace Cars through to PhiladeInbia
and n ew York on each train.
| THROUGH TRAIN, with Pullman Palaco
Cars to baltimore and Washington.
BY THE LAKE SHORE AND MICHTGAv
SOUTHERN \ RAILWAY AND CONNFC.
ERIE RGifR0AibbSGN 0i'-' ! ''NN AND
9-THReVGH TRAINS DAILY, with Palace
Drawing Room and Silver Palace Sleeping
Cars through To sew orlo
BY THE MICHIGAN CENTRAL, GRAND
TRUNK GREAT WESTERN AND ERIE
AND NEW YORK CENTRAL RAIL.
2 THROUGH TRAINS, with Pullman Pal.
= ace Drawing Room and Sleeping Cars thro'
to Now orll 10 Niagara Falls, Buffalo, Rocb.
ester or ew York City.
BY BALTIMOREAND OHIO RAILROAD;
= THROUGH TRAINS DAILY, with Pull.
man Palace Cars for Newark, GAINESVILLE
Wheeling, Washington and Baltimore without
change. y .....
This is the SHORTEST, BEST and only
line running Pullman celebrated PALACE
SLEEPING CARS AND COACHES, connect.
ing with Union Pacific Railroad at OMAHA
and from The WESI, via Grand Junction
Marshall, Cedar Rapids, Clinton, Storlirg
and Dixon, for CHICAGO AND THE EAST
This spopular route is unsurpassed for Speed.
Comfort and Safety. The smooth, well.bal[
lasted and perfect track Of steel rails, the eol-
ebraicd Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars fla
perfect Telegraph System of moving trains
the regularity with which they run, the adui-
raUle arrangement for running through cara
to Chicago from all points West, secure to
passengers all The comforts in modern Railway
Travelling. No change Of Cars, and no tedi,
Gus delays at erTios.
Passengers " iii find Tickets via this fnvorit
route at the General Ticket Office of the Cen
trail Pacific Railroad, Sacramento.
Tickets lm sale in all the Ticket Offices of
the Central Pacific Railroad.
d W. IT, SrENNET'r, Gen. Pas. Agent.
MAkIIN HUGiliHf, Gen. Sup
II. =. SIANW WOOD, General Agency, III
Montgomery street, san Francisco. ausi0-ly
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-01-15
THEY wofe 1ef layine The. sun orr fiIe

THEY ~ofe enjoying tho- sun or fhe
Post Office steps yesterday, ,,whcn one Of
them asked: What yer going to git
your dad for Christmas?" "That's all
fixed" replied the other. dad hates
candy and I'm going to put pound in
his stocking. Hon take n bite or two and
give the rest to me, and that is the way
that Thing will work. ."-Detroit F5ee
I)p1gc
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-01-15

CoLoRED FoRETHoUGHT.-Y Yesterday,
rs we were passing a street beyond the
Atlanta Medical College, and on which
number Of negroes reside, we beard an
old ndgro calling out to his wife:
"Mand2i Is you got dem chickens
coraped in de smoke house, like l told
yer?"
mo! an I'd like to know whar's de
mattef widyou, datyou's so ticker bout
dem chickihs all at once?" She replied.
"Nebber you mind! / knows whar's
dc matter, and dat's nuf till dem chickins
is housed! When hear dat dem niggers
ober dar in the next yard is gwine to hab
q patty TO morrow night, / wanted to be
shore dat nay ehickins doesn't tend II,
you hear met"
The chickens were at once locked up.
Atlanta co4st't'q|o" + {
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-01-15
"a .tr,asr,,., -. ,,,,as. A., 4. u O.

sAFNsnfoyABrE AccIbrNT.- --She was
dfessing to go away On the boat, which
was approaching the wharf. Her hat
was placed on the bed up stairs, while
she went below for something The hat
was one Of those elseoptelyVtrimmed
affairs, surmounted by huge wing, while
costly nesting among the fnery at the
side was a life sized bird. On returning
to the room the hat was gone ! No one
had entereds the fpfsmisas insthe mean
time. After a prolonged search it was
found at the foot Of the stairs, whittier il
had been dragged by the .lanilyreat7-and
thsht. bird | II was riddled and torn to
pieces. Pussy bad mistaken it for the
genuine 9stlGle, .apd. Ys: PatAgp9tAss vic
tim TO WOman's vanity.
sHN
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-01-15

Wh1.-T Jake, wbag you git sch Gne
'bgoidered shirts ias dat you had at de
meeting last night ~ IL ked Pete, as Jake
stood at the postofllce door, tying to
stic&a bent brass pin into the back Of his
paper collar, and anchor that article in
J 'sltion; 1,4TOH DTI4IAA
You doesn'nt appear to 'prechiate my
circu stances, Pete.p fesff .@sttft
Il knows dat you amt yearned nuf'
money to buy dc buttons on dat shit
sence ] nod cyeTI 1pnciatos dat, p re-
joined Pete. ~a..s-.,,a
" Iou's of de track, Pete, and dar
you'll stay tell yore mudder gifts ter be II
washerwomap, You hear dat ?p
And Pete sgnided that he had heard
enough.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-01-15
y N. Assl...,&,,,,,,,,f...i...,r. -

He had made a hearty meal at a res
tanrant, and, rising up, he said to the
cashier: 81 declare, if haven't forgot
ten my walet.'' Tie cashier fired up,
and e4hdbig wEIk " hnrforfolI three
minutes before pausng for breath
When chance came the Stranger con-
tinued: "But l haYadifty dollars in my
vest pocket" The cashier couldn,t smile
to ssw be- ~ 9nn2ttE q
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-01-15
THE EYES ! THE Eyes !
DIR. E. II. PARDEE,
CcUliast ( and Aur.iSt.

q g"t'EH A pROFRAG'TED BLIND.
"a nrss Of more than five years, Dr. Paidee
has made himself thoroughly and scentidcal-
iy acquainted with all Diseases Of the Eve,
ana T. now practlclng with ii success not sur
passed in the Unit states.
All operations Performed, such as Strabis-
mus, or cfuSs-eye, Cataract by linear CXtlac-
uon, Depression on INSCRIPTION, Pterygium, or
l"~hy m@mnIaho growing over the eye, keduc-
non OF NtlphylJ.na, or bulging out of the eye,
Artificial Pupil, FistHla, Lachrymalis, or clos
ne Of the tear passage, and all delOrmities Of
the Lids, etc
Ariici0l Eyes insertad without the least
pam, and possessing all the movements and
bl1llluncy of the real eye. A large assortment
constantly on hand and for sale at reasonable
priqes. ! hc Docter's Eye Bath for the treat
meht ana cure OF all nervous diseases is USED
all over this coast.
Ihanktul to those physicians who have sent
MN eases Tor operation, he hopes that his uni
yersal success will warrant a continuation Of
their confidence, Ills celebrity as an operator
is co-eNtpnsive with lis success, as patients
are Hle5enling themselves, for. treatment and
Operations lro'l New ork and Boston, almost
monthly. Many patients can be seen at tho
Doctors Office daily, in different stages of re-
cOv5ry. t.t
,,OtficE. -787 Clay Street. Opposite the
Plaha), san Francisco.
TAKE NOTICE" ZGar Is not TO
De dsffereG h0Hs'h ne speaks the truth
lRenorts are in circulation through the upper
country that | have retired from business, that
nae gono to the Atlantic States that am
IN Europe, 6t., ,se! TO those interested | will
say that the report has been gottenjin crcula-
ton for the fiht hcrance Of oGher parties who
are trying TO obtain, illegitimatey, an eye
practice lhe report has been started by an
1nnerant mo1ntebank, and without the least
ruth, qs anu at my Office daily, and attending
to about sixty daily patients
4. IA. PAEgDEE, OcuIist,
ni ID. 7d Clay Street.
my25-ly. &. SAN FRANCISCO.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-01-15

A.. FAMILY DIscUssroN.-FondBPg a
bus band With stove lid wouldn't at first
glimpse appear to be a proper thing.
But it is eScusable when we consider the
attending circumstances. She had said
to him Dazzling, am growing old,
and he added, "And blasted ugly, too"
That's why the stoye-lid took prominent
partin the family DISCUSSION. o~r r
A MAIDEN once thought, ~ can not
be bought-I'll marry man who is
poor;;" bus the man he drank boer, died
driving n ''keer,p and twelve orphans
went out from her door. IT'S better to
wait and be aged forty eight, than to
marry the average man; for there's trou-
Bile ahead for the maiden who'll wed the
very first person she can.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-01-15

The Mclean -tKy.) Progress says:
Look out for another war in twenty-five
years. E%o-tiiids# of4he babies born
last year were boys-a sure sign
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-01-15
T7UTTrTr--f A n a g

The Rev. Mr.. Shipman, Of Norwich,
says t4stx Aersas once eaiied to marry ~
man who was - be gpited to bis fourth
wife. As he aPproacIed the couple, he
said as usual, " Please rise" The man
fdgeted abaat ton. iniss alsdfr, and ar}+,hy
remarked, We've usually sot."
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-01-15

THERE wsg arssc5Yhv ddiies ddiieecsoq4,c2sss5 9, ss5fi n tba
IIambIaS TiKe ts'naaaf IS outhamptor, 3thel
wreck Of Danish war galley, burned
and sunk at the time Of the Danish in
yasiH'5f'Ehg gfS8d, IN tie year SO. Tie
i'~5ers ~ ~ R.sssiSSc.aSs9qq@ .zastu
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-01-15

We are prepared to build on the ground
whore wanted and contract to lay the same
Ssieef trGn pipe, Of all sizes, thoroughly
coated with Asphaltum, thereby saving the
expense and damage of hauling on wagons.
Having all the latest improved machinery.
PARTIES wanting pipe would do we'll 10 give Us
n call. la
Iron cut Punched and formed, md tools
furnished i0r making Pipe.
B.. n. RAGAS, Superintendent.
SacramCuto, june, lS7j. 2j-8m.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-01-15

TRFfNe 70 do business without adver-
Using iYliike winking at pretty girl in
the dark; you may know what you are
doing, but nobody else does. ..-..
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-01-15
"Youhat,n. elastics,o replied Broad


"Youiean. elasties," replied a Broad
way clerk to an old lady who asked for
garters. 81 suppose some high-nosed
people call 'om 'Iasticks," she said, "but
wien ittoo stuck up TO ask for gaters,
III not box my Susan's ears for saying
hose when sbe means stockings" She
got her garters.-Ne'c Yorh T'clcGraDe.
A DANBUBY man, Wishing to engage
aeveral bushels Of potatoes from a party
in the suburbs, asked a ueighbor what
sort Of man he was. "Well, "said the
conscientious neighbor, 81 don't know
verymueh about him, but l should think
he would make tip-top stranger"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-01-15

sxpw KowWs HaC1s EAT0Es "a
AYIowR lafI9ea eutlopen an Odd hor-
nets alesst. iast 20 examine the ipSide arr
rang6mcnt. He saysheialiTmks he will
be able to go II .kesa ins4kgrt-eAeGk.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-01-15

A M'sRYLAND doctori aef5dd to cure
cripple by laying on Of hands," and
fliling.fgmon1fnfousfy toH5 50 he was 50
ashamed veS gtissed n u be hidi ihgndq
on n mufe and fef Die neighborhool al
dnigl,fe1sasfzggs~k s~eU'at4 'fA Z - e
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-01-15
uaa.Rnlrt. GriA. .B,lh.rT B,lh.T nla.8 u z

UssEDIck, & via burg nGgf5, 50
years old with three mafriageable daugh-
ters kicking their heels under the dinner
table, leaned over has gate last night and
remarked ~" Yod see, Mr.. Cosgroye.
doze ar gurfs has had forty chances to
marry, bufdsPlo man amt no fool.
Lots OF young niggas come spoonin round
heah, wild ard.oh dere iwoolananSwspe
per collars on, but dsy amt got no
stamps. 1t would be only talin anodder
bo'der. vDsres beans obIp9ordrasr tEjn
around Mistah Cosgrpye, and doze gals
'haz got to have mighty sight oh watch
in, dey hez"
"a sI1sss.s1 i..m g
sGa GggA Z IT TT - = HtN
AFARMFR escorted his girl into shoe
store at Yieilsburg the otherdoy, to have
her provided With pew Understandings,
andAs,beslelt her in order to call At a
stoS,in aI6thor .tk66t, he said "Now,
IIatfnalE ldon'tigdlahd mike fool Of yer-
selfsAryiag to-crowd.ycur- Mo. z feet INTO
No. shoes" Sbe blqsh9d. a fiery red,
and gave him terrible looE, but he went
on : ",You know you did it last Spring,
and l believe that's the reason you had
them biles on your legs"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-01-15

Az old maid in Reading, Pa, has mar
led q tramp, and is just as well satisfied
With her bargain as some gills who mar
y French counts.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-01-15

.-9 gssloesgq nag 70 diHoE hss % aas =
.it-isrC .bojiyiigs tilph9e4s9i a'9l
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-01-15
m MISCELLANEOUS.
PROCEA NATION
CHICAGO 6 NORTHWESTERN
RAILWAY.
VEVIEE POPULAR ROUTE OvFp
& LAND.

d, Passengers for Chicago, Niagara Falls, Pitts
York, Boston, or any point East, should b,'S,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-01-15

g..
ioe
.....
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-01-15
NEW w WEIED
SEWING MACHINES.
TEE LAST AND TEsE BEST.

The WEED Sewing Machine Company have
now at last completed their three Standard
St,,l, 8
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-01-15

. THROUGH TRAINS, with Pullman Pal
= ace Drawing Boom and Sleeping Cars thro,
to Now York. 10 Niagara Falls, Buffalo, Rocb.
ester or n ew York City. g.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-01-15

.&m
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-05

Looking mt the pottery in the japanese
haztar e,uitd a n iwer pot when strdck my
f,hcv. and inquii eu tue price.
"rour dolaife, Was tue response from a
youthful jap.
Inc pncs suiting as we'll as the article de-
tertniued To take II ON my way out. aud IN the
Afternoon again apprO tcned the bazaar with
tina object Ini- time there was Ia .tnery old
Oriental In atten lance. with I. ce ike that ~
Wink ed old mOukey, VINO being asked the price,
answered.
"Ei1ht dollairev'
No. SAID, THROWING M four fingers, " II was
four dollars tuis morning"
ln- old neatnen opened a mouth like a slit in
a size OF sole leather, aud displaying row Of
yellow fangs, circulated:
"On nOa he l. ctght uoiaire."
As retteated, nuuced IA the little garden
flower pot, IN some Of which were plants. ana /
tried he cLstolian OF tn Sc, a sober, chestnut
couple xluned JaJ.
"Iiow much are those"
"Six dOllaIr-."
AGAIN explained they were four dollars in
the morning, out WIS only answered by quiet
Srin. and
xix doll ire"
Approa ning he bazaar once more, / waited
untii ths withcred old swindler was called away
Tor a lew minutes, nd then hailIng the Youngest
touched the Hover pot again and asked:
"How muCnI'
Tue you.nful son OF japan picked IL up. loo x ed
al IT, trying To estim IL It's value, anu then turn
lug % inc SAID evidently At hazard
-Four uoidire a. A."
Aud .rIied u "a Al the fourth price at which
II had been offered me during the day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-05

He was a tramp. bound Chicagoward,
Incoming engine, just across me line Of Indiana.
one recent dark AMI chilly night. he had faIth to
believe ne had soft thing " OF II for "A cheap
ride. But The conductor. with his eagle eve and
raj way ian ern. soon es ted the mpneyiess u = o.
senger on hi- uncushl med AMI comfOrtless Sc 4.
Dil ne order him of2 No. He I'D a deeper
plot. lie let him remain. while on and IN went
great tank where tho engine stopped to
water up.
"Now for him." grinnei the helrtless con-
ductOr. as he pa. sed to the I ont.
Now for hiu,' he III ilicicusly continued, as
he grasped the water trough from the FIRE nan's
hands. aud directed IL over the back end OF the
engine.
Now for him." he aendishy grunted. as he
heard a Noah's ueluee pourlng over the head
and down toe u ok Of the luckless tramp.
All grew still, and the conductor ordered his
tram on Its w.y. convinced that he had
drowned the tramp, or at least lode1 him so
~ away that lie could never get Uack again.
But when the conductor drove tuto the depot
In ne earv morning there was a surprise In
store Tor him.
" BE you toe conluctorf" inquired a SILVER
~ itturm.
"N,,." slid he. looking around and gazing on
a p~dr gsled and cinder GOV red 90 ~.
" Ineu want ter isk yer, way yer don't run
around the euu OF the Lake In cOmln'lnt-r town.
d =" Id the % nluctor
Yer dot' exclai ned tue man.
"tertdiulN,' was me reply
"Mul! ' IN Uttered tue stranger In a bavil-
dered zone, nlest II didn's thing yer swan
through the lake!'
hen the cohd ictor knew that hls tramp stil
lived, and was water urouf.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-05

!!srnne' s4Scssb Buckwheat hour. 100 ms, ts.4oa
land c sales fcoS aes '" FuPu He opened fiee.
higher, and closed Lice, lower. sales 1880
il ssc TO- Deceino.t ii sSac Tor Tor sn%SrT is
we for February i2 ill.,. for rich, and 11 IL.
land. 5-l6d Receipts at the ports to-day, 2Ss7s
mrs on the spot at si7s5 ana $50 do FebruVyy se
Beef and beef hams quiet aud nrm Bacon sold Godcr.
for H. Il AID iaT ppcemocr dcvpry st he ws sna "a;
meats nrm. Laro rmer sales 500 uerces at gJt91Oc.
also 900 tierccs at 90 pbssiO Tor November, sps5s
tggl for December ~ vpa 40 wy for January ana go
for February Dressed hogs prime at &c @sc Dairy
GRxfs-wheat again duh ana dropping, with sales Of
I9S9I Isl MnSssosa s s1nS srsdea New YORK.
At tl30 tl2b@t1.28 Tor red winter and fi3l for W ito
ley more actye sales 1900 bush No Canada At t15
oh r. Barley malt dull. Oats nriner for western
bush at a1@Spc. for mixed Western. including No.
at SIC, and 35@i2c. for white do, including No. at
aisc. Corn easier and less ac i've, sales OF 80 900
lush at 55xd5p,c for Western mixed. including No
aud Kansas, 500 59lSc; sail mixed ana No Chicago
western 6lc. anu yellow, 6yc -. ,.,
good strained rostn vi t29fl 10 Petroleum was q1et.
in bOis ocean ireishis were generally very quiet and
{e no further changes In rates took place Cotton TO
aud sugar at 27s o. No 9th eng eements OF im6or.
lance barley 10 Cork tor orders rs ga kchned pc
more to Spanish port bs % and eSo gold per
Mhaiskey NA easer at tl11ls. 1alow In fair request
GRocrRrEs Coffee was decidedly quiet, but steady;
no lJstg2lci Maracaioo 1691sc, ana Java, 2O@23c..
terms. Rice and mOlasses we're 1uiet and unchanged
k,w sugars sieo were du but stli quoted al $40
more demand at 1lka Nc. Tor h ,ris "