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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-04-25

= g.ot. - " .i-in hAs made many propT!e-
n, - ..--- seiy Tor awhile, but IN no case
- ss,-l '-'rs oeen sustained. unlcs. virtue has
a -. 4 '-e articles themselves. The couEin-
=. - q SAFE, Of Forrest Tar although but
'-s1-, l.-'t'i' md Re excellent reputation
ir-.. r--'~l prove ITO be 10 humbng.
-. D.. 7.-N--''e Tor diseases Of The skin. and
b ) --.,1v, for Affections OF The throat.
c s''ls lie best satisfaction. Ask
.csg 80, ~ ileta, or send s cents 20 the
: "a =, Il. ~ = Portland, Ne, for box Of either
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Patrons Of Husbandry.

S-Hcbron-mcet4-
S'EW N1-NoFvaP-Sa turdavs
tuesdays. away i'tiher7 Iiun
fEEt- E0krmska
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$40, Is, 50, 100, 200, 500.
ALEX. FRlIRLNaHAM & co.

Bankers Il Brokers, No. l. Wall ST. Y, make for
customers desirable investments OF large small
amounts in stocks of . legitimate characterwhich
frequently pay from live u twcnty times the am
cunt invested every thirty days. There Is every
indication that the fluctuations of the stock mar
ket will he very wide during the coming month,
and those who invest at once will reap the largest
profit Stocks bought and carried rs long as de.
sired on deposit of three TO five per cent. Circu'
lars aud weekly reports sent free. aprls lW
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>,,,.,aI and Selected Items.

=. hoys played ball + asst Day
cratic State Convention at Bar
90, L. Fuller has been appointed
r...sr ST South Woodstock.
Ds1,er Gazette has again en-
-. his time 70 eight columns.
=, COnnOr is in Washington.
sillremain until the Centennial
7 Hammond OF Paris. makes
'f,bs best syrup We have seen this
r..I Briggs of Paris. sowsd peck
"a, he 18Th inst, pretty early Tor
sss'o.
r,.Lsvi,,on Institutions Tor Savings
,o5 4 run Tor several weeks. and
a,psnds payments.
,,,t forge, the Anniversary OF
-, Reform cab, Thursday. Pc
ne il another column.
The Spin: OF Arkansas, a large 5
,-,3sa.al iluvual. and the Oxford
-. one year, for - 80.
-.,i.on and Auburn are going to
-, fourth OF Jaly-sj,OO0 IRON The
'.,,lsl. so by subscription.
n, Boston Globe advises every body
.-,. Centennial tree. and observe
,...srwi.l grow before 1876.
rs5ml, P-ckAri has an excel
,-..s ol B1Nioia College. in
-. .o- Nay Every Maine man
sol;,at IT,
IN Fast psy the wickets were
- south Paris. and some vi the
U,. ,o's' iato ged 10 Tie eAh'''ArA'inS
!, -a,sle-pyojucing game OF crOquei.
-W.s PAR, Lodge. /. o. .. +. has
20; nq.t.y IN an eN'ei'eh' class Ct
-, Toe lodge now Uum bers over
q So aAs o''" " ; 4'@ o1' a0Ou'
.es 11a''-
-lsae'' % S.o'A H0'S'S VII Please
-. ...l.,r R..,or and ga
- ,.,,.h ,b,m .,sr,nthils =,
-.
81, 81. ...,,
-. -,
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n ''.-'1. '''-''' ''' ''A''o" >
f'',-' % 81 ~ '''' : ''e Au1uS'
y '-.' "''"-A'O' = 1'S'''u'
- = NNN,n 90 W Sumner. says
3 90; Kew hist lille having
-. e-,lV5t 90 bis name. IN a recent
CT -''-'.'l' we I'us' ITO" MS
'.. '--' 'e 1'0 WAN ~ % que e''oef'
Ms J. n Hammond OF Paris eI-
--s ae extremes II eggs laid by her
n, Dee measures o y oy p and
'.a' S i. ounces while The other IS
--'' 80 '-''-' 90 N '-'n j" u 'A'ii g ei
--se-e vi! be = dramatic entertain
;. s. pageei, Hall Bethel Tuesday
i, Anil IS. f.r the benefit of BETHEL
ss-- Cub Among ,be Breakersr
!. A--. Caar.ot.'s Maid will be pre-
zzt
Tie assessors tor Pari, report that
,. general thing. stock in town is look
Z ss- though there are some very
b. IS The assessment and rate Of
lllo- sil. probably Je a5Ou. the same
=. year.
The ;. :. Coa,mi,tseor P.,i. hereby
c..,., newly elected ,e.r,s 60 rs,r,n
~-... 30 their ,..,..,;.a 4;.,,;,,.
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Non-isesidemt Taxes.

and County Of Oxford for the year ISIS.
The following list OF taxes on real estate OF non
resident la school dist \o - in the town OF
Paris. for the year. is7j in bills committed to
John Black, collector Of taxes of said town on
the lst day OF )iay. l>.j has been returned by
IN 10 me as remaining unpaid on the I4th day
70 al 1870 by his certificate Of that date and
~ rom, nuupaid and notice Is hereby given that
- ,bs Ia = -ss A,cIcst and charges are not paid
INTO the treasur,' Of said town within eighteen
months from the date Of the commitment OF said
$50 so much of The rca, estate taxed will be
s,F;ent n, nav the amount sue therefor including
interest and charge will withou; further notice be
sold AT public auction az
the store OF ID Bolster, IN SAID town. on Tue Isl
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Nonresident Taxes.


In school District y" J. 10 The town of Paris, In
the County Of ONiori for the year ls.5.
The following ltst of taxes on real estite Of non
resident owners in school dis't NJ 10 in the town
Of Paris. for the year 1873, in bills committed 10
JUhu Black, cOllec OF OF taxes OF aid town
on the lst day of May, ls.j, has been rctnrn,d
by him 10 NE a. remaining unpaid on the llth day
Of April le1G, by his G., Tfleate of that date ana
now reIna IN uupaiI and notice il hereby given
that II the sad taxes, interest ami charges are
not paid into the Treasury of said town. within
eighteen months from the date Of the comml mehl
OF the said bills much Of the real state taxed
H. III be sufficient Il - the amount due therefor
including interest and cha ges, will without further
notice be sold at public auction at the
store OF y u Boil ,ter in said town, on the lsl day
OF December, 1876, nj 10 o'clock A NJ:
OpRers. Description. heres Value. Tar.
Lary.HD Larry Farm 81 $50 slGO
Supplementary Assessment 40
y. u. BOLS TER,
apr25 Treasurer of Town of Paris.
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Independent Order of Odd Fellows

SthhL-ht. Ahram-mceta evs,,, p.tA.
NNhfIELn-PvQuaks--I A 81 Ne'ins.a
TSvTIS ., SASLkE-F Syeourg-Thursdays
Scyr, III -I hezai UNDERSTANDING.
NNhlh LoNEtt--Crvscent-F ~
NokWAN-Nors ay-Tuesdav.'
N'hAA NArEEIOED- Wei.
49, u,lnhI-GMouRi Mios-Thursdavs.
"tNr fAEts-Wcst Paris-Saturd,,,
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To COnSumptiVeS

The advertiser. having been Permanently Gu 20
OF that dread disease. Consumption, by simp.
rrractlv. 10 anxious to make known - his fellow
.urcr> ths means Of cure. To all who desire u,
be WILL rend = copy Of the prescription used Tree
OF charrgl with The directions tor preparing and
usinr the same. which they viii and sure care
FOR Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, &c
PArtics wishing the prescription will plesst Sd-
drrss Rev. l.. A. WILSON,
ana 49, Penn 81, " lulAmsbufsh, -. i
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Weather Report.

Temperature last week al A
SSsday. 90 clear; Monday, soe clear; Tses
day, ~ cloudy; Wednesday, ~ cloudy; Thurs
day. 5 : clear, Friday, j. snow; saturday,
zee GEAR.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-04-25
In Bankruptcy.
Assigncc's Sale.
DISTRICT Court OF THE UNITED STATES FoI
TuE DISTRICT OF MAINE.

DISTRICT IOINI OF TIE INIIED NINILs IVH
TIE DISTRICT OF MAINE.
IN Me matter Of Charles Z ~ p,NvprprCN-
p. Knight Bankrupt, ~ hNNh"Oi ~ i
DURSUANT 10 an order from tie Hon. Edward
J. Fox, Judge Of said Court, dated Apri. Is, 1876
l. the assignee of said BankrUp; will sell nj pub
lie auction at my office in Bethel, ONi1rd County,
Me-, on Saturday, the Goth day or May, ISIS, al q
O'Clock NJ, the following personal property one
express wagon; also al. OF the unsettled notes,
book accounts, judgments and executions belong
ing 10 said BaEkrupt's estate, amounting 10 the
sum of 81 jQ3 ~.
Dated AZ Bethel, April H., 1876. ~
CHARLES T. HOLT, Assignee.
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,,,.Il,s Living Age for A

oon,ain The Hebrew Woman, by Constance de
pNthschfI': What She Came Through, Parts
and ii, by Sarah ryteT The Myth OF pGneter
and PsrPh me Part Of Fra ny w beak Else
~ Karl blind. The Fair OF s.. NieOdeme, by the
oyy,ho- OF IPat,y ": Glimpse Of the Korea, by
c. A. c. Bridge; seryis;. from the British Quar-
1iac.kwood. Pr,nci. Nai Tuloch on Spiritual Eyo-
htion' Spectator; .,Be Hurricanes, spectator;
tile Bobby, a sketc. ! in Paris, BlackwoOd; HUI
NOR. Cornhili; Heligol and, Saturday Review; Art
SsedIework Pail Mall Gazette. .-1 other yalua-
HE articles together vii h select poetry and mis-
cellany. The current vo lume began April J. For
ffty.two numbers of siXt -four large pages eachi
Ior more than 300 pages u year the absorption
Hrre fss) rs low or stil be eter for Sl0V any one
11f the American 81 month lies or weeklies is sent
with The Living Age for 4 ear, both p0etPald'
LiIiell 4 Gay, Boston, are the publishers
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MARRIED.

In 30. Paris. April p. BY Geo 4. Wilson, Esq
Mr Geo. A. BrIgg. aud Miss Cora Skl!llngs' boii
Of - ris-
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

GENTLEMAN who suffered Tor years rom
~ Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and All
nc effects OF youthful indiscrction Will, for the
sake Ol suffering humanity, send iree 70 al! VINO
.r.,i II thr recipe and direction Tor making the
.frnple remedy by which he MAS cured. sufferers
wishing 70 profit bv the advertisers experience
can do 80 by addressing IN perfect confidence: -
sjan6U JOHN h oSbkNi - Oed'I o. - 4 .
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DIED.

In Lowell, April 9, Gibson Z. Andrews aged
- ycars-
In Paris, April L. Mrs.. SELF a '. Allen aged y
year,.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-04-25

A SCKE MEpICtSE.-"L. P" Atwo0d's hitter Q
ia Potent Remedy, mild, harmless, but sure in
a. operation, ruriGcs the blood, restores tho
wasted energies, regulates al derangci functions
an give, new lie and vigor 70 the whole system
lis snrivalled as Liver lnyigorator, and highly
concentrated, is warranted 70 contain more Aedi-
cal propcrtie. 10 a b cent bottle than any other
Iavisora.or' or "SArsaparilla' sold for a dollar.
sS Beware OF Dangerous limitations. see that
d, bear. thc trade mark IL. p" in rcd ink, large
Ict.,'Ts. or you Will be grossly imposed upon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-04-25

RaIIou'. MONuILl MAGAZINE for May j. Is
sued and contains an inme 7se variety oi 'n'eI-
estiug matter, In addition 20 VI, QTad grea' s''IN
OF That Taylor Boy, one Of the most -A.ittHb IN
tinued stories that the noted humorst o. tue we,
ever wrote. Its interest continues 10 increa4 anu
much speculation will be made a. To what will ""
the boy = ultimate ia:c. That he will come out all
night We feel assured. Here IL = list Of the
rents of the May number, which all can see j. Of
great interest, sea-story being among the tales:
skrlches Of Animals, sunday SchOOl-TWO pie.
tures Miss Anderson Right Hand. Waiting, A
Uomciy Hero, song from the Spanish of Don An.
touia dc IrucOa, Observations on Ants, The First
OF April, IN Cneudins Love, \ Pretty y Dung
LADY, May. A Night Al the Casino, His Folks, \
Fall and what came OF Il: Oar Young People.
story Teller-That TAYLOR Boy, Patent COuplcr's
Prculiari.ies, Ruthycn's Puzzle Page, Curious
Natsers, The HOusekeeper Oar Announcement
for $50, May day Moving -, Humorous Pictures.
Published by Thomes \ Talbot, p Haw!ey Street
Boston aud for sale at all periodical depots IN the
country or sent 1t Sl.jO per year. postpaid.
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Decorate Your Garden

= lowering plants fo. 81 90, p ,st paid; descrip'
We catalogue free marzl I'm
WI. S. EwelI, Howard Street (Wso 20) Boston, Mass
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-04-25

From Evanston, Ill, Grae T. writes US 81 have
nj outyroyyn The Nursery = ne ither has nam. ua
nor grandma. Ny aunt, " 30 iii 81 three years az o
left money 10 have It sent o m her nleces uni,
they were twelve years OLD" Those VINO wouli
leave behind them plea bant reminder TO their
Young friends might well imta te this aunts eA-
ample j. l. ShOrey, Pu' ,lisher 80 Bromheld ST,
Boston. $l.C0 DER wear, In adv ance.
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araInard,s Musical World.

| vi
| number of this popular nus zeal magazine IS re-
| ceiyed and Is better than ever. Forty pages oil
elegant new music and interesting reading matter
| are given in each number OF the MuslTa. W ORD
srd il furnished 10 subscribers al tue low price
| of 81 80 per annurn. The mnsic alone In each
number is worth years subscription, 10 say
nothing Of the interesting articles on musical sun
/ 800 rs contains An article on Frauds in the
| Piano Trade should be read by ey cry one think
! ing OF purchasing piano. Send : 80 10 Bran
! ards sons Cleveland, o., and you will recelVe the
Nnsicsl world regularly one year, or 70 10 cents
a sample copy viii be sent. The Publishers also
cessr 70 send the World trial. four mon, b., FOR
II. Se our advice and send for it, IT, you are Lover
OF N ,usic.
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=, Nicholas for May begin. q new s,ri.l story.
The Cat and the Countess, nslatrI from the
French by Thomas Bailey Alirich, and illustrated
with suhoueites by Hopkins. The inst Install.
ment introduces the principal characters IN q .c.
ries OF striking incidents, and contains NO H., =
Than thirty six comicIl silhouette drawings In.
iced the illustrations 10 thi= story are novel and
stirring feature Tor -. Nicholas and can hardly
fau 10 make sensation among the boys and
girl. A, for miscellaneous attractions the large
numbsf OF tEem fOrbids even the mention o! them
an but among tAe first are Mrs Oliphaui', SEE md
paper on Windsor Castle. Susan toohdcC's Talk
with Girls On Ready ior Europe: and the two
beautiful poems, The Palace IL Gondoi1ris bv II
II aud snow Flakes By Ms. Dodge The stories
OF Coughs Top-knOt. and The Dotlercl,' Luck
are excellent, and tue rhyme Of The king of the
Hobbledygoblius, with IL fantastic picture il %
feature 10 Itself Mrs. Abby Morton Diak couiri.
butte a Nsy.bsy play. Marion Hariaud has an.
otAer Little ilOusekeepS.'- Page. with iuc Illus
t-Nii0a J.. aud the department ios iery Little Folk
!. occupied with = charming poem, The rate Of =
80, -Brcad agu, with little pictures by VI.
- fvck.in-tbe i'glplt /, rs brilliant as ever.
~, ;,,tle s,9o0i@a, an A~.rd- several prizes.
anu .r,d K!idle-bSx are crowded with good
things.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-04-25
Why will Won suffer

usua' Sprans' Suo joints, Swellngs, Burns.
>eAia' o. weak Back, when the Centaur Llnlment
Au'Fd' certain relief. Many articles soothe pain
% certain extent bn' the CentsUr Liniment
cures Tie white Imminent i Tor the human
family The Yellow Liaincut Is for horses and
animals.
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The National SUNDAY school Teacher fol

Nav contains an excellent bill-of fare Tor sunday
school teachers. Rev. {. ID Helmer writes OF
the appropriate theme OF The Early Church; Prof
J. T dyde ID. ID contributes an article on The
times of Restitution, an abstruse subject, well
haudled, and which i touched upon IN the first
lesson OF the month Rev. WIN. w. Patton, ID. ID g,
treats OF Scripture Types and their Abuse a sue-
i-,,t upon which teachers especial Il should be
po,;ed: Rev. Jess Lyman Hurhut has some sug-
festive thoughts upon each OF the Lessons for the
month; and then come the les ons themselves,
thoroughly treated and rich in thought and ia
material No period cal has better editorial te-
oartuent thln this magazine. Its comments are
timely. sparkling, ana Ia tie purpose. II ana j he
ittle Folks it, illustrated companion for small
n.ppl- are worthy &C their popularity and their
large patronage Chicago: Adams, Blackmer
LYON Pub. co.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-04-25

LfoN's kNrHNEOS prevents the Hair iron,
ialing out or turning gray, r-neSs IL growth and
give strength ssi v'sor. Il is delightfully."- per
funnel ard makes a splendid dressing. Il Is the
cheapest aad Icosi dcs .rable Hair Tonic ever FRO
duood. Use'l by the elite. Price ouly 80 cent.
aurlg fTS.1v
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-04-25
Cross and sickIy ChiIdreu can be

made healthy and strong by regulating their
siomAchs and bowels with Castcris. II il more
elective than Castor oil, and is as pleasant to take
a. honey Dor Wind Collie, sour stomach.
worms ant Cos''yenoss, there i nothing in exis-
ence equal % CAstoria.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-04-25

Robinson, Geo / Briggs land Is 80 -"
Nd. BOLSTER,
apr2j Treasurer Of the town Of Paris.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-04-25

"a S.-. "es- falrlee, w., jan n, ISL.
- o 1l.- y. seven or eixht years past have
Nts.. IIJS-.l. and for the past year or more
Z .s,s - As health continued o. decline and
"a b. ,.Feagih wasted "a vail I was
...-s IN y, even 60 up stair. without great
fC4e,. ~ 'luereu from freq ne Al AMI distress
sSss,. ~ pa pitatlOn " the heart. nv food
t>les - eaus'ng ascidity and pain IN he
- asb,,- suffered from extreme nervous
- = ,----.,g AM debility 81 tie system gen
-'r- s,''-1 5elns thin AID poor and sluggish
ga sf =. -ll was Tor years suffering al the
sS'.As ,.se.1 confirmed eyspepiic. About sx
e.Fa. = concluded I would nv bottle Of
= . H.. - anu received 80 much benefit
- -sct--.l purchased I've bottles more, and
...''-r +. re use u the syrup until quite
- IA, -, restored my health % such an
80 -. '5'' myself a. good az new. NJ di.
!. -uf 49, -. anu ny weight has increased N the
,sae--.l - - ron one hundred and twenty 10
sa,-r.5 - - mn y eight pounds, my strength
lily .s,.e-a ny general health - thus won
: .as - ,Seed' and can truly say l owe it
l1usB4 7. =. our Peruvian syrup. I earnestly
! Y p gv-',---. .1Herers frOm dyspepsia and de
s15c A. d. a Hl4l' hoping &c viii do them as
Ca * Aas me
very truly, MS. :. B. BEAIs.
g. DtsrErIc SALEK1TrS--TaiversaL
<l,,. ne best in use. Zach posads
!,.,,, 'A9Es PYLE. NOa geaaine W lhos
ly
II, BotaAie Balsass has restored thou
Ger. -, :, Eao had been long and painful
Noias and Coughs. IS etc.
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New Advertisements.
Agents Wanted


STElHERE'S MONEY IN IT" Tho MAGIC
L DISH WASHER, CHIMNEY CLEANER,
CORK FULLER aud BUSTER. send ~ cents Tor
sample and terms. Send stamp for price list.
NEW ENGLAND NOVELTY MANF'G co,
apr2j iw - Portland Street, Boston, Mass.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-04-25

L. a O0eaise bGisass has restored thou
;;,r. =, "ao had been long and painful
WIN Colds and Coughs. IS et..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-04-25

WHY let aches and pains your temper spoil
4 cure Is sure by using
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apr225
, 1876-01-17

Tbs Srtefi Committed Of Arbitration decide Cn
S2tc tho setltng prp tn the brought be-
fore then, alturday afternoon.
Tho icadng rrcduca tnarketa wers ratles moro act-
I've OIL Saturday. with stronger tons In ts principal
departments, and romo wesknes1 In otherh. There
was not t1u.h doing for shipment, tbs tr1dnR btng
th!ony srtcu1atlra. The weather continues cool bnt
he country reads 30 badly cut TIP during tho rc-
cent warm speu That, now They aro hardened Tic path
IL too rough fer travail. and several .taya will 10 70.
qulrcd 10 atnooth them down. 1Ioncs on seccipts
continue sasbcr light though preparations hare BEEN
made for lArge yolums. Two small failures were re-
ported Ia whs,t.
Ths ary-eoods market vss quiet 10 al depart ants
though Ia comparison With the movement {ortpiahk
ago improvement IL observable Groceries vera mov.
Ing on generous Rcso At generally uel1 sustained
prices. an &c reduction In coffee auK1rs aud c9s in
Llscksstap aud Sew os'enns moassea being tho only
ehauges noted. C1ffees wcrs !p increased dc,nanL
aud had tn upward t;ndsucy. ID sympathy With
tho Scaboasd utarkots, rhero AL sdrsuco
OF AQHo hiss also3dy been established.
There was satisfactorily active morsEn cat In foreign
dried frus, but domo.tes aslt In very sp4rng.
~ Prnnea aro having very largo a:e 1t being ths
cheapest fruit in the lst.-jobblng At eK@7c. IArer
resina quoted los iowtr sud pbcr1ss and pit
ted cherries were atAo "o6." Pinh in fs!r 70.
quest at frmiy. maintained prices tls tendency In
1oacherc being upward. No pEico changes werc noted
In tho leather, b'gsng, COAL and wood markets. But
ter and etlecsc wcrs III good Gcnaui and very Grin,
The oil trads was quoted quiet. except fer Carbon
which Wac active aud .sroug.
Lumber conttuuea quiet anu kto.dy Theirs Ia ktIll
Fone fcar hat the ambeEmcn viii not he abls 10 eet
out tu crop Of legs. II very to lsa fallen In
RIO Eioefes, Tut tho cooler weather Of this past week
hna improved tbs condition of the roads IN many Sec
tions and tho camps have bssn reinforced with men
and teann. 40 That work Is being pushed vigorously
Tbs iron market lule though the nrdcrs .scro u
Il
, 1876-01-17

GATTLE-Tho lssdIng features Of tbs cattle market
for tho veek jnst ended ia nsrksl courlAt will
those prevailing for 1ntnbor OF weeks prayos Ths
altnss: unprecedented dulaess aud depression eha.
hcserzing tho market throughout Dgcen1haE aud Tho
hrst week Of January havo been succeeded BY woek
rnarkablc for tho activity OF trade and thu rapid MP
probation Of values. Although the receipts wetc fully
up to the average of former Baasopa At Ike period
thu daily arrivals not adequate 10 tho opmanl
which We grnas!y alisnulsel by reports OF scanty
supplies snd advancing prlces At The East. md
1t tho closa Of Thursdays bubintps tho market showed
IN improvement Of t;ssc per ID on Ill grauus that
wcso sucently we'll fst.sa 10 answer Tho putpoaea Of
ehppers. Thas thu coulso of tho market during ths
past afdozen days II any csltsrion Of tho innedIas
future there II lot ths s'ghtoat for aurpuina
On tho contrary, the thlnces may ba regarded in
aus III s a9"
taw day. will call out largely lncsessad nupp1as rhn
ranaa Of tho pask weeks ssltR 3tiAG.tB. but ho
q. s:g9,7s 81 i'asehsrs' stock, t;.:Sst3; and
toE ttoekels, t'.sG9t.t0.-
Eecttrs hrYeF than usa for this closing day. bnt
10th le lo7a and 0utsi1n tfla bought l!Leraily and
only limited lumber wAs LETT o1sf. Following sto
tbs
chnIee Ieeyet-Fine. tat, wsll-fosmed1 year
70 year old ssests, weighing 1.ssu to
oeaa Observation-Disclosures na :is:t:, *sisi: '0s''a'
uedu.a tn liz ::i. xs;si: ''''''
inE ~ 70 .A0 hs.,.. l.c6@i.So
Huttlers' 6tok-roor 10 fair steers, and
common ~ cbocu ows, tot city slaughter;
wslpning bot to Lieu ~ :........... s:5ai.25
stWk Csttle-Conmtn tatle, Weighing SuO
~ ,o1 49,. ns.......:........ ......... a25@4.00
lIfttof-L!aIt Anl lhfn eowb, lGifers.
4t,Cs. bulls, aud ae.lawag ateers.....,. a33aan
Te1nA C1ttla- THROUGH dsoYea. .... abuS 0b
HGG6-lhe week oEenCd active ln thus branch Of
the iua1kel, Ind continued aowu 10 the clo1s of
"Wednesday. u prices averaging loo higher taxn lhe
elosux quotations Of thb weak hscrc. The receipts,
though t4osng very decided tncre44e, uera not VI
~ e. - hs tssis lad looksa for md psekess teok
eoa xa ~ ahSw ot eonntsaes and ths pens xsrot Kept
The receipts wsrs ea:!uaatea It to,0oo with pros.
let q q lafas s.n. during ihe remaining
moved nuss ctuuously. oleniug saltA wsss ai 10
OFT Gua telote Tbs day was over ths market had Rel-
2t:. Ths "Lrsak = - tAo m,JIst lei 10 4 lsrxy
amount Of on tho part of tho eonniton
, 1876-01-17

,rs?: anil the retn!t Va. .n.rttI dl,aau!et n Fl.
to change In values, bns Saturday Tire rnsstct All.
vaneefl herl l1c, hna wls sc!ye Il tin improvement.
ehou1h the county reads fomain IN good
condition H. expected 1lat ha receipts for tbs
ren. Ntek viii 1nsss eau.t. y they DO nat e1eeed
r.eksrs will make still snothor ouort 10 at down
prices. Tho market co,ed At 500 ia ~ for common
tn lrms parking hogs, and as STA alas for axttA
thfPJ Ing Ertlts.
:. HltEEp-Tho market hos bean ac.tre throughout
t,e rast week aud ruled strong At slight adyanee.
a.lts ws-e made Al $tH1a.b for common TO medium.
.nd nt *!.75He6u for good to cholte4 Extra anl al
&3.ieGs 6.2p,