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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-06-24
TILE INrsn-ocEAx gully . SAYS

J,tge Cation h.s given Us WORK possessing 81 the 0sI
qualities OF perfect book on Summer Travel
neither toe much nor little; 10 Is written In ~ -
CONFIDENTIAL -tyle without strain or anectston. a. ~,
writer sails alonr By and lakes, and rivers 81 -,
in ouanr Norwegian towns he gives US here an
ust sufcient scraps of history 20 awaken ln,eIes ~
ancienf and varike but peaceful and indusuIous
% IL has The strong cold touch OF masculine Tore az
onseryston united graceful narrative sly ie IT,
NOM he0fnninr 10 end resds like story told ny tne
ar the head OF his own table. Carlyle ssin sueh ~
go pounng over Ssgss' and sncteat
,raveer panied by his ladies' mhg VIZ
The peope makes friends VIII the Laps Hacnsi
% Il The nsols sleeps in Norwegian beds. And lnduss
~ ife Wholesome rhetoric ther narrowness snl
discowfort HIS book fresh ~ the mountain Deezs
~ are full Of thst kindly and appreca
rive feeling which only come nom shoeFai hin' A
heart
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-06-24
THE TINES tJrLY 8 SAYS:

.sThe author OF a summer IN Norway hss d
nj huf professional writers are capanie o. uG
WI He has given the public volume OF
,rsvss which will hold with any OF Ike sind Ihs
III IN sich written IL concise, terse ana ceerfl
re inform sO- and interestn AID Nein OF genial
s,r rervade. every Throughout u i GENEROUSLY
nu1nSl.t with harmless amusing Incidents, decs'ely
-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-06-24
ruP TErBt-Ng tJULY o SAYS;

..Indre Cation s trsyeler. He Is Of scuts
erysfon and frors long experience a. well nsturs
a. 10 learn something more, ard understAli
nd and out more than the ordinary traveller. OF
III fhis - hss maze readable and entertaining BOOK
100 which Il apt to creaiein the essr strong
maze ne sane joarney IN pe-sc=.
sold N Ottawa BY osnAn Hspenta-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-06-24

D. p. JONES. l.. W. BREWER
Jones 81 BREW EIs, Attorneys and Coua
sellers at Law, Ottawa, Ills. Office, Rooms Nos as
second noor, Metropolitan Block. octl9,'72
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-06-24

CIIAS. IL. BRUSH, Attorney and Counselor
" at Law. Otiice-Room No. Post Office Block, Otta-
wa, Illinois. marl'73
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-06-24
ny 81 CHA N s .

n X. Il. NJ. McA RI III UIS, Ottawa, Illinois,
~ Ofhce-Rooms & r o. Block Open from O'Clock
AM to O'Clock p. N. Residence Benton Street, south
OF Illinois Ave. jan2216
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-06-24

HRNRY MAYO. JOHN H.. wIDNKB.
MAYO ~ wI)bM Err, Attorneys at Law. or
WI lce In Nattinga, biock OF La Sale and Main
streets, front room up stairs Ottawa III. sep1l
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-06-24

nR. GLIB ERT D'EPISY, French Ply
- slcan 81 years OF practlce the ast ten years IN 81
Louis. Mo. Office La Sale ST. X. ollie and d. Bern
ard. Residence, Washington ST. north OF Supreme Court
Block Office hours from to u o'clock A. and from
2to5PM. maybe
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-06-24

I IL. FL ING. Attorney and Counselor a,
Law ottawa, ILL., Oice In Clancy's block, northwest
OF court febl2'1b
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-06-24

.. ELCuoLs0s. COW y. b. SNOW.
IN Counseors at Law. VIII practice In the courts Of
Sale and adjoining counties Once OF Court Mouse
ottawa, Ills. novii
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-06-24

A RTHUF LOCKWOOD ID, justice OF the
"A Peace Ottawa, Ills. Ofice on Columbus, few dc ors
north the post office. Will thank his friends for all bust
pertaining to his office and engages TO attend t. Il
promptly.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-06-24

r. EORGE M. LELAND ID, Attorney and
VI Counselor at Law, and Solicitor in Chansery Once
over Benefits store, west OF Court House. msyStS
EItANK i. AwFORD, Attorney
Law Room II, $50 Clark ST.. s. w. cor Monroe IN
cago. Notary Public. maril,,i
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-06-24

w IL. ENSMING Err, NJ. d., Physician
w and Surgeon Otfte over the Exchange Bank, OF
tawa Illinois. marl3
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-06-24

COLES ~ pETTIT', Physicians and Sur.
Dr. Coles residence Is Cass street br Pettrs residence
- E. Pearl street. Office open day and night aeclS-ly'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-06-24

III Nj. I1ASCDMa NJ. d., Physician and Sur
IL. geon Ottawa, H. Office I'd door north OF post office
Residence, Washington ST. north OF the convent. juns
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-06-24

X e. LINC, LIN, Attorney at Law. Office over
NO; ~ La sae street, west side OF the Court House.
otta~a, Ills. july3'1j
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-06-24

EDWIN N. LEWIS, Attorney and Counselor
IL ut Law, Glover & Cooks Block, Ottawa, ill., sprS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-09-01

< OCTIoS HOUSE, or ARCH JOHNSTON.
u 10. 81. - and IS 18th S.,
near University place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-09-01

oldest AND MOST RELIABLE HOUSE IN
THE CITY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-09-01
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

HERALD BRANCH OFFICE, .9s5 BROADWAY
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT FOR RECEPTION OF
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SALES or PAPERS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-09-01

REGULAR SALES OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY. AT 10 O'CLOCK.
- hours 10 three days trial horses warranted sound
Tho oldest upd-1noet reliable house In the city
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-09-01

FOURTEENTH WEEK FOURTH MONTH";
of the successful engagement of
Mr.. and Mrs W. j. FLORENCE,
who will appenJ>
EVERY EVENING THIS WLEk.O also SATURDAY
MATINEE. In their wonderful creation of
JUDGE SI.OTE aud Mrs GENERAL GII.FLORY,
in tho American comedy Of the
MIGHTY DOLLAR,
the
1SSTH l0fTH TINE THIS CITY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-09-01

Vt1EST SIDE DRIVING PARK, JERSEY CITf-FIRST
w Fall Meeting. September and Friday. Septe,n-
Der 7Purse $780, for - class. S20O for 81 class Sep
tembcr $3.50 min class 300 for 80 class
dilions FIRST second and third mile heats test in
according rules of the National Association to
and three fee 10 per
nomination. horse Gisancing the field
titled to premium only 70 close September 4, Turf
change 33U Barrow st., II O'Clock y. ".
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-09-01
HORSES. CARRIAGES. &C.

A TTESTIoN OF GENTLEMEN AND THE RIDING
~ PUBLIC is CALLED TO THE UNPRECEDENTED
SALB nv PUBLIC AUCTION,
THIS DAY rRiDAil: SEPTEMBER 1. AT
IL O'CLOCK PROMPT
AT THE PRIVATE STABLE NO II EAST "a TIL ST
BETWEEN 5TH AND MADISON AVS
OF HIGH BRED AND VALUABLE NOISES
THE WHOLE COMPRISING THE ENTIRE PRIVATE
TIIREOIfT
, 1876-04-12
RlI&l%s*
1.-THE following are tho
REAL ESTATE.


TIE following iaatsumcuts we're llrd for record On
Tuesday, April II:
CITY rMnrEhry.
Polk St, 70 II Q of ualnted st, q +, 6oxlluft.
dated April .....................,....$ 2.A0
bAtno t'fesutcs dated Arril tn............ 1u,ut0
KesD0n II, tet Wood u md lidEcrilla road,
Nf. ssxl0U Il; also Dean 81, 1851 Il Il W
Of hsdEe!!l!e road, I, 2s1loa II, dated
beyt. ~, ......................... 1900
Aberdeen 1t. nv IT il u Btouroe Il. v /, 73x
10 II, dated March - fJohu a. Elliott IL
1sAsc n. aHgett}...................-.. $1,000
Aruold u. ss5Ii II II Of Thfty.thizd 81, " I, Is
xl1a lilo H. dste! April llll..............., c76
West Superior At. IG7 t-t0 II " Of Linron Ut, u
I. 3iIl23 II, asted Apti! H..... ............ 900
slntn *, x5 II > of Thirtyseysnth Vt, o t, 9ox
inft uaed ArEil l1...,...............,... 10. 6,UUU
West Fonrtueuth Vi. A1 # 9 Of Illus Is!&pd ~.
nj. .i1l25 II, WITH buildings, dated Arrii L., $500
Michigan ~. l0lt II u Of Th!1y.ntth it " I,
25xls3 ITO IT. dated April !l3..............., o2sQ
Twenty. third 81, IS Il 9 of Prairie ", u, a1Y
112tn. dated March h&..+......,,..,.,,,.,,, H.aoO
same pretutsrs, dated March A,..........,., luo30
Jefferson II, 70 l6-1U1 II II Of neKovru st. v r
10 .tl01Bj 4-i0 It, with buildings dated Anil
lo.... .,...., 5000
&ou7H 0y C1TI LIMITS. WITHIN nAbtus or HtLxa
or CnUaT-HousE.
SlcIanento ~. 3?a II Of forty-aoyenth u, .
I. 3Uxl2t5+ It. dated NAFch 17.....,..,....3 co
Park as. . cGEIer nf ttity-seyeush vt. Il. 3Gx
12s II. tttsd March JL....,...,........,.. 81. 800
gouth Dearborn 1t, % n Of Thirty.ulntl 1t,
wi 2a1ll0 II, dated April ~. 80. ........,.. $50
Hlxiy.eacond ut, v c0fntr Of Wallace Ut, If,
asIl13 Il, dated April ll................... 1900
, 1876-04-12

wEs1Ens Lr.r-Fair crop. d4sa7o; fair to nne.
1istac; cstss 1no wrappers, ataate.
Observation-Disclosures EMf-Cho!ce 10 exlra, GsG3
Tic: medium u .goo,l. 65attN; common, 4tatoc.
IPneNatutal kat soft rrcssed clnce to e1trs, 1k<
Foc; do hNr rfHsscd. D'G70o haf-brlRhs, CHOICE SSi3
69u: do medium s0a56o: standard baek, good 70
trs, 4eG33o: common b1ach, s3245c Emokn4-
Coed to oloce, J7Ga37o: medium. 3o832o: common,
2aAIQo. FL.
TEAH-Trnis In rsrytns, and thu market hrs lrrner
tone than chntsecssed fortnight ago. Quotations
rcmain ~ followss' apNrcWDER-Conmpnt 35G9 i0c !:
good O.: !nstso medium 4,@soe; Goea %. soe9s,e;
ao935c. fancy: $l:oNal:l5. Observation-Disclosures. %
GSd'c; Roosf do $40 loo; medium, t09 isc; good
do. 45@60o; Ane, tNas3c; f1ue6t, G5aGnos choice,
0i@1Cc; choleCst, 70Qs7hc. JArArE-Comuou, $40
$50: good common, 1Na3ao; medium, 4tpa1?c: good
medium 4tta4sc; hno 5eas5e; 1nsat choice,
Gu4463c; choiccat. 73a75o. ootoNos-Gon,mor, aGCa
lA good eomruon. aass: medium, 10 .st2o good
n,cdiu1n t5o; lne &s9;3c; nrss, 559ssc choice
S0ea62o chotcoat, ThtaB0c- -...
WUuD-Waa quoted ii $3.50 for maple, $3.50 Ton
beceh, sud $50 for slst,s, delivered.
VEAf-Nas at'w, the hulk ot tho offerings being
sa1aito al sGaBNc, and an,ali n 35a76No.
WUU1.-WM slnw hul weak. FolIuwtuH arc tho 1uo.
4itAiRc: washed hcccC hne. good coudtdne 40GsAlc;
washed, medium tlo. +2a 80; unwashcd. lne heavy
TO Light, 2537sc; DO, nadiusn, 8o9Jac; pulled. aYcr-
ago, 10 4hc. --.. ... .. .....
, 1876-04-12
FINANCE AND TRADE,
Tho Business of the Banks Quiet..-
Small Supply Of Paper.
Shipments of Currency to Now
Yorl1---'rhe Clenrings,
aB},1OO,OOO.
FINANCIAL,

The day wss dul, and unevautful In local nnanccs.
Tho demAnd for accommodations restricted to tho
current routine requirements Of rnauar customers.
The number of cutsids borrower making thc!r MP
pearAncs was ANAL. and The supply Of negotiable piper
waa not largo. The bantb wero able 10 meet with
essn at tbs applications aahe for and could readily
hsvo s1tcnded further accommodations had they boen
inquired for.
Rates Of discount =. Tbs banks ~rre e&10 per cont
% regular oustomors.
On tbs street. The supply Of funds Ia in sxcesa 1t
The demand. Hates were 7ea1S per cont
New York e1cbsuxs wAa sold 1t shipping rates, tnd
was In demand.
Shipments Of currency wefe made 10 Eow York.
Ths elearIngs ware sj.lUo,Ooo.
s1LvHR IN uEnMA1y
The Berlin correspondent Of ths London 1f,ats
aay1s
The great fail In The p.ico Of silver though seems
to confirm The wisdom Of tho 4cr1nnn legislative all.
thor1tiea IN adopting tho rure gold sssnard. Is dis
appointment hero nevertheless. Tho 0ormau Govcr,,-
license allowed By 1arllanent to withdraw tho thacr
Pieces from circulation, tho Ions consequent upon tho
reduction In the yss 0f tho metal ID worry great. Thp
lowes ssttmatc "a e. the hisheat, donble that
II al hear II true this check te nencill nd
tnnlfrAtiol Ia ulainly owing to tho practice prevailing
e& Her!r Of carrying out operations with tosA assistance
from bankers tan II thought necessary ia other couu
tries. Without eonsdsEAbis help from prtyatt ar1nR
tbs thslcr pIeres could not be Withdrawn with proper
dat~t.t b. Thfa being Mnralatnblc IL said to have led
- the present 1cplorable result,
, 1876-04-12


Totol Of al tutls In store, D3l9,G7l bu Theas lu.
show !ncruaas 4luruE last wsct Ut 21,97y hu
whoat; and dctross Of 0i3t9 BIZ cara. a7,ul3 s,u
oa, Il? 72s bu ryo aud 97o bu barley Tolsl decrease
2lo,520bn.
In addition 10 lhe above there Ii now aloat in thu
harbor t19,lt9 bu No. spripa wheat CO. lao bu ro-
jected do; 2ol, ,2o1 ha No. corn. 2,l+ bu rejected
do, 1t,222 bu hgh mixed do. lA,.Sd bu new ro-
1ectsd d. oos! bu mixed d. l5 3ss bu now high
m!sed do; $3.50 bu No.. oats. 3s,A22 bu white do ::
aud 29os7 bu Nc ryu. Total la1 343 bu wheat. 46s
G7s bu coru, VI, ,35t III oats, aud y, 9,937 tu rye.
FoisEluH iMronTATl3Hs
soeesvedst ChIes9o Customs April II, l87Gi D. ".
Iswtu Co.. 1,o0o bu barley; Moseback Il Humphrey,
" btls Bots, 10 drums cauatic soda; Frank Stone,
cases 1uauutactusca Of iron, utc.; G. ". f. ra.d.
ridge Co., cottous. Amount of du.ics collected
&6,Asl,61.
rtcHLkD MgATB.
Ihs D!1eetort OF The board Of Trade rendered de-
c1aton last Monday which virsuall- makes rictiel
meats legal tenAcF ~ soon packed tho saua ~
meas pork. contract was made betvecn two uas.
lies Tor speclhel number Of t!etces OF hams for
April delivery, sud on tls lst Of tho mouth lot Ut
hatDs wcrs teudescd, packed on Feb 2S, Tho buyer
refused 10 aecept ot the hsns except under prurst
claiming that tia rules required liz delivery OF fus
cured pTodact and that III 20 ter cent Ut tho ot
vAs rrsustchAnahls u a4Du!d lu ssjyctel, md thss
, 1876-04-12

apteta! o1raf'h to IT, ta'eoae rtssna
~. oar a nuos, " ,,s np'n @ "o.x ss aae o.
amount done Ia former voas1. M nav v.e.ors .s
being constrnctc md tho buls OF WORK con.,,ts =.
minor REPAIRS vessclo~no1. no. beng In shaps 10 d.
morc work than actually necessary Tho lchr 81
Lawrence rece'cd tho greatest amount Of repairs d
,las asy.aoes. xhe5s Tho resolved nsar,, whole nc.
rees ossss and ao% st sa:
Ions, ind now stern frame gho .lso r.co,,nI ~.
ect frs ard est. ~. ~, ,,se.,oa aea
asouna hor cabin, together With new windlaas,
rswlb!ts, lcad-lcges and considerable now cciliuz.
she has been thoroughly rocalked md fsstoned ma
eun4o W. y et1e1'y heee-eaas vessel. Cap.
Jesse uf,ons haa e'ar1o Q! tho Vork OF rebuilding,
Can't james Cburnap will command Tho 81. Iav1enc.
una IA now cnrauea IN r,,n,Ire h., .rS ns.,'1
tcr ont Ths h,.r p"s nh.as,,ar ne Aa ,,.tm Mtuna
which met with severe disaster 10 he1
spars aud rigging whilo IN harbor a,
uoao.'cn lass .a' anu wassh "aa compelled 70 return
70 % .aa nert 20 lay np 10 he!nE supplied With nsV
n,n,, a9a .S@enmaat ana tner Aecotnpau5ing
wore injured Iy another vessel drifting down upon
her. nsr loremsst w,s ntoten 20 about feet sboFa
ehons insinls stroussT osa lro ass ra.a s'
eaps, fsSssio5ges. anu other necessary rsraira.
Au.vGy ay m3e neia upon pet " Capts. =. MaToa and
a. q. anons tl.oou. Ihc Wols Will DO doctcd and
ttolouGniy nepGireo oclore stattng cut. Shs will IL
~ % PIooabl1y 10 Snan9ca from bark into Three.
@ Wh,e VII ~ PAT change her dontity...
a,ean naIAe sahi!ac ~ Gelug osethauea and IT.
an @ ls @hasnR her pei!es repaired 9he VII u
1oaay 10 aoont weeks umo. Tue prop J. g. Clark
70 oM ' on @ s SoeMs y nafna nasng hsf kata en!ara.
81 ana no" npncr ca1lh a,ucd; ehe waa hauled out
u"s,n8 sao "hter' Consiaofaoe outlay has been
ix,w1s tuu ~ as,e nef nn ioT ann passcnkef ttads
,.tWten s.it safnia ahd Gfehaon.. .The barge
Sssne s9.loa 4afaner at. nag Peep changed into
@ a " the aauaon o. topmhats Ana lib
nooto. elo "ay WA, iofn9!Iy toWed " the Pr1ugeoa
M KY WIN 10 at4e 20 60 aone hereafter Tho
III H.. ~ ss l ,, eoete senua 70 aer Top
siuess hha VII come ont very much improved in ap-
az lug scaHorInaecs shs w engage II tow
aug ~ T. ~ 70 and "iadsos:
po1s ann engine snH WI engage ~ loving hasBes On
Hspna a a LOT r. aers aso oe,ng made It
stssmerS H. WI coe out about te sat week in May.
ano m9st Iag nn nn4 hn'anB t4e stasay
oKIcasnb H. oasfes cnoa 9nd Attte JaKc and
s!eam barge sWa!o~ VI! 30 locked hnd ealked belora
st1!1n8 ~ oat. tae ssf utace Oo~nof az feceis-
, 1876-04-12

1tuG rRoDUCTB-Wcrs less active and generally
oaeter In sympathy with hogs, whish wpre quoted
12xc Ter 100 IT, lowos Tho sdv!coe fro other points
wrrs not rcry favorable to holcr bns the short tn
tcrrst lard took mold rather freely s& The reported
decline, mhi}a ottes description dragged under rery
lt9htdeman Tho receipts Of hogs Arc larger than
expected Il this soAson.
AfEs1 PoaK-Was lnes active, and dccncd Ito por
hrl hut closed or at 6@7No beluw the latest quota
ttons of Monday. Thcrt was some Inquiry for cash
lets for shipment but Tot futuro acarcey anything
wanted except in changing orrs. sats reported
Of 600 tss cash 1t s22 100 3l25; 1900 br seicr May
t$12.l097221X: 47bo hsls ocilcr June at s7a,37N9
1850; and 75o brls acicr July h. $72 $50 9a72N To-
tn! 500 ltk Tbs snarkes closed steady II ff1lO
cah', seller April; s77l1H@922o scer May; s1340
t92142X seller June; snd s72.t1}7a7o seller Jn:y.
rrime rncss pork vas nominal 1t $2V.sUd3 co. md
o1tra primo II $lC.75eal7.Uo.
L.np-Was unusually active for future delivery.
sud declined 1o@l2No pcr lou IT, tut closed nrmcr at
only &c lelow Mondays la,o1t quotations. Liverpool
was unchanged. sslos wero reported Of 1890 tcs
seller May At $l335l1tB, aud 2so tea SELLER june
1t st3.n3@l3.62iH. Total, 25eoG tcs. The market
closed steady nt s1sso9l3 for cash spl1cr April;
stS4h31341I3 for htay; sl36o9l3.G2H for June; and
Sl3.7tt41 10 for Jn!y.
MEArs-Wcre guiet and irregular. Thcfo was only
Light demand for prcscnt delivery, but former prices
wcre we'll sustained; whto for futures the martrt
liz shoulders ID atc 10000 tta ehort ribs at $1ls0
seller Msr, and $l1.12k eclcr June: 10o borea do
ieh} at tl2taif; 30 Goxos long and short c'cars ut
l!c. Tia following Wsa The closing range Of prices:
, 1876-04-12


oATrLE-T1ude opoued cxttumcly dull, snd cop-
tnucd throughout tho foreuoon, but subsequently
thcru considerable "httr" md tho aggregate Of
tho daya sa1cb malo coaedcrate showing. Tho lsai-
lion Of tho Eastern markets u moro favorable than
auTng last week. but tla fact did not count for much
1n thu laco Of the heavy receipts md prices wore
weak III arnund and for medium, and common grades
tru owus safea ohowiuH l9o decltue from last week.
Prices ranged FROM 800 ios poor 10 $5G3 for extra
with most Of te trading Il ej.6o34.oo for butehers
stock aud stock catt1e u $4to to for focde1; and
fA2tGt.16 for fais to tr1nln shipping btevGs. Ten
rattla salp-wsre hkeu On Liverpool account ii
s3.olS5.e5. tbs market closed steady,
, 1876-04-12

s1.oiHt9lot'S. June soad u sl,os4t3l.o3X, and
closed at tho outside. .
Corn wss - iemand and 70 htshrr, closing AZ go
for May TITO for Juno anil sAHe for 1ny, thcse be-
INT ako tbs outside prices !uthe Afternoon.
oats advanced iltasfc, IN eymrathy NTH othoe
grain. closing 1t 33ta a33Jkc for May.
CALI BOARD.
Mess pork quiet and eaaly 1t Tie earsy advance,
eIoa!n9 At s91.N&22.lh fof April; $7o. AZ for May
e93t9 for June; sud $t77u for Iy. BacA, 750 bra at
$1Aa1k seller May anil s12. Is acllcr Innr.
Lard wah quiet, closing 7kta1uc higher lhsn gu
Change, at Sl5a fer April; slsA1NGal360 fer May:
for Msy And St367!S for JunA.
Hhort ribs war; steady. ssles, ao0o h. tellc, Mny
1t eltt5, md 1900 III acat Juno Il $l2.l2H.
, 1876-04-12

a1tsAALS ASU AhhuWhht-TFado Ia Improving
slow'y: ,s The "a me- vestlor IL RAPIDLY drying W
~ active lnsjasss i e.rrtsl " eussa: So trGs IN
IT, sso ic Pio r,shs1So Hs so .s fss,
bsr, 29c. aoLDIH-Ao. J, sH: No. ,, 1ac. LIAu--
s psos c ~, cop ss R s. VI aesF zso
E.fnl! ca'ts loHc; sissss VIZ 8nsEr Iaos-No. y,
e rasss; ,a: aa'' ssn S1 y II ieo 9
yaElIod iron No. 4e lie: discount. rs pcr rent WinE
Nos: = TO-, TO- vi 8 :. to ~; 10 /" r. 1le; i
II. iaa %. Ill; iuI bandes. pos esat a isesaSt:
fense Ti!e' s9o; %. anal l 10th sSc.
.ance- Tbs rato il 81. 10 net.
quotations. Lard aud ilusesl Ee,.atnel very lra,.
revised lst: Carbon, ia DEGREES tss l4c do Illinois
legal ea iso degrees lsc; white l5o test i7No;
ss,:i sss s.s'.F !sF sS 81
62e boiled ei4,7c; whale. winter b!eacaed 7st4soa;
,rss,n, us.,stoet o4' sste., ra!s silss
stralts e:e; 5iumtaeo oIl, eoes;so; turpenns. ia
.ge :napL.ha. detlat1ad 4 q RlaS,y. isxsstEc: Wei
ven sc 1e9,I, 1, y nstas ,a g. se aa'uss 70 dog.
" paisTs III s eei6Nsi. osf tsw ..,. of p,ss..u,
xeathes 1Ass witnessed n1royetnent il Tie demand
usm a. fulluws White lead. strictly plru, n0.Vi;
do, faucy Lau1s. fa00tt0.so; xin, American, lho
~ ssn. , ta'.: .1n n railroad ol'ss soao
POULTRY AND d4ME-Were dull and ue,t. The
Dressed stock wss weak. mud dsaers wcse a,aeu. t.
dispose o! Il. ~ tho weather. bad for holding
,as eSsHsns xo :ns d. qsasS, ,xs o. s1
pr e; gysonr ssss't3 ;ts:'1t, x, ,,., ,,
roinr Of the arrivals Wers traoAh11 m at thls toiut
CIR 3ta ~ dull ani ths AIn!sy on Tho strres for
ses u ". 1s ~. o5 I = M M
pr hu.
which tsu under ll'nittd ont,ugs clover beng
AaAIut t0c per bu hiKf4rf. Ii1anthy sold II {20RA
, 1876-04-12

&7toS7.7s; packing. s7ds97.oo; butehers. 13.oota
CArrEr-Mtrhot dntl; demand light: fair 10 uood
native shipping setra. $A.l2xaaa.7a: rony etctrt
Sh1St4ta74i ia!r 10 c!loies native cows, &1sOa on
native asocintt, S1.io142o; naelrs feeders, $42;a
A.o0.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI April tl..-tlous-Quiet: common /.
Kond utt, $3.50 $3.50; faif 10 medium heavy, SAS
$50; receipts, ,70u: shipments, 435.
, 1876-04-12

llUuS-Tho rccc,is wrrn tho iargeat reported for
nanny days. sso,1ntinR Ia l4.0uO and mskng tosl
Hinco aturlay OF 146i against l5O16 fur ihe same
tins last weok. and about IL for tho wcok BEFORE
y expectation that thb remaining days Of tho xcck
od.fer purchases. and mol unll psicoa bad been
iuweted smother lo@1bo (which rnakes tho decline
since Saturday fully 29325cl there any lilo In tho
trade. After 10 O'Clock tnete fairly active mar
ket, At t7Rt9 500 for common choseo tight, md 1t
&7oa 50 for poor 10 extra heavy grader. Ths h,,lk
~ fosh hn1N 1NH -, - 49,
, 1876-04-12
Withdrawn from atora on b1ondaJ for city con-
sumption: 4.sos hu Wheat, 1904 bu corn, 83i r,1

AucHAAy 1lAHs - t%lN &Sps Ns I" WucAt, D C4fd
No. n. ". do, 20 carr No. hpftng, No. do,
cars rejected do, no grads do ia wheat; cars
hch-sntsed corn Il cars Nc. do, 12cars new mlxcl
do, IL cars rejected do 7l corn) white oaa.
car" No. do, cars rejected do, rar no graJe to
oats>; ca1 No. rye, css rejected do; cir Mn
bsslcy cars No. do. Total, As cars, or eo,0O hi.
1nspecte out: 2s.s1o hu what t6s47 hi corn :,s1o
hu oats, 5,9,0 bu barley.
Lake frcighta wcre qniet and unchanged. TITS schr
nobbtus was reported for 3:cco hu TO Buffalo at
3Hc, and the rcht H. A. Muir for lu,u0 bu wheat 10
Kingston M7a<o.
During tho remainder Of this week '1c pr bu must
be deducted from tic selling prIco on all regu1ar
grain delivered That Is subject 10 tic full winter
storage. After next Saturday grim delivered As reg
MAR must hayo not less than so days to ruin Oh 10
storage, and much must bo deducted from, tic
ceiling price Is equsl 10 the excess Of atorage
cliatsca ovor that sInount.
Tho death Of ". N. Woodruff ESQ.,, WIS announced
on Change yesterday, and appropriate resolutions
offered in respect to his n,o.nory.
kcntfcman In from Nchraaka yesterday reports
that the Whea: In TINT State looking nnely grrat
deal Of spring having been planted ia February.
Conversely, 1t In slated ly Milwaukee authority that
tic wholo wiuterweat crop of Wiarcusiu Is failure,
Schroeder, fAnhblom Co., OF Milwaukee, In thslr
circular Of the sth inst. ray:
In chicago tho daily posted receipts Tot whc,t)
practice. Hal shipments 10 ,hr East ,ao from Ai,l-
Waukee pass through Chlcseo, tho they .aBs
through every oLer sta.lon s flat city
them anu reports them Al recops aid shiIineuty.
Any why stallion might with tic psotrir,y do the
sarno with oil shipments from Chlcago aud milwaukee,
and thus huid M large bitncsA -on paper. .tedo
from tho dishonrnt aspect +: hos Tho effect Of ynalih
valneleas all ststlscs In regard to tho movement Of
grain. 70 fat as Ci,leAgu In concerned.
Tha object IN x1Itlng tile abovs wns rrnha b1y to
ahow tha the total movement Of wheat At Chicago md
Milwaukee ta less than reported owing 10 duplication
Th1t Ia probably correct, hut tho esEnp thing has o.