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The New York herald., 1876-03-10
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT QUIET AND STEADY
FUTURES sTEADY-FLOUR sTEADY-wHEAT
MORE ACTIvE-coRN IN FAIR INQUIRY OATS
sTEADY-PoRK FIRM-LARD FIRM-wHIsKEY
NSoMINALs-IRTRoLEUM FIRM-spIRITs TUR-
PENTINE FIRM -RosIN sTEADY-ouS QUIET
FREIGHTs QUIET-CoFFEE QUIEr-sUGAR
STEADY.
THURSDAY March Sc p. NJ.
There rather more stir in certain Of the mer
chandise markets to-day, but there very little
activity nevertheless At the Produce Exchange the
chief interest centred in the wheat market, which
more active, though ut no better prices There
fair inquiry for we'll. and prices steadv.
Provisions were nrmer, but less active Whiskey
Coffee was quiet Naval firm Oils
quiet Petroleum was firm Sugar was steady
CoPFRE.-For Rio and Santos the market dull
We have IA copy of Messrs. Wright Il Co. IS telegram,
dated Rio March s. 1876, advising SALES 1st
nst none. Shipments, 40, 600 bags. Loading, 1000.
Stock date LOG, 900 Average daily receipts, O. 700
bags Price, $780, Exchange, 25 SID, declining We
quote Ordinary cargoes, l5c i5slc fair do, 6sc.
l6c. good do. lie l74c. prime do, l754c lSc
range for lots l5c l9c Santos fair good 16sc
IKE gold ninety days Java, bags, 22c 2ic
do grass mats nc. 25c Singapore do 1876 2oc Cey
lon. l7c l9c Msracabo lGL lsIlc; Laguayra IKE
1ssc.; Jamaica, 161so 1sc: ST. Domingo loc l51sc
Porto Rico lie lSc; Costa Rca. lie 1sac Macassa
1876 l91Sc.: Mexican, 17c 1sc Manila. lie. lsc ;
Angostura, 17c lsc savanilla l6c. lsc Curacoa
l6c. lie
CorroN.Ihe market spot was quiet but
steady. Futures were steady the close The closing
prices to-day with Wednesdays closing prices
The New York herald., 1876-03-10
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
PHILADkLPHIA sTOCkA
The following the Philadelphia stock quotations

NEW CENTRAL AND HUDSON
The quarterly dividend OF two per cent on the New
York Central Hudson stock and outstanding con-
solidatlon certificates will be paid April l5 transfer
books close Wednesday and reopen April 20
MINING srocKs-TnEIR FLUCTUATIONS
The following table of prices OF the prominent gold
and silver mining shares, received by telegraph
from San Francisco, is reported by William Ward
(Drexel Buildng):-
The New York herald., 1876-03-10

Wheat decidedly better demand aud pretty good
business In low grades done previous
quotations. The sales comprised about 25OOO bushels
mostly grades at ~ U3 81 % for rejected sprng
81 10 81 IS for No. Milwaukee 81 10 Tor ungraaod
10 Tor prime old No Milwaukee, In 81 "a ~ 81
do Rye quiet and nominal SOc. a
steady under demand closing lsc
UIc for prime The embraced 1U2 ~ bushels nt
B2tsc u21c Or mixed; UDc for Pennsy sylvana white
U4t4c O1c tor old mixed ahOa; tyc for white Pennsy
wanna. and o3c o1sc sail mixed Barley quiet.
Barley malt also quiet. stotdy. The
~ bushels, at 45c doc for
track and 4sc for aoa: 47c 47sc. for light mixed
ON track. and 431fc. q 44c. for No. 5 mixed.
uKMP AND JUTK--fhe market was quiet. We quote -
dressed, $50 S255 for double, 500 45
single and s2O $50 nominal Tor undressed; Manila
hemp &c 7tc gold, the latter io fine Russia clean. $40
S2io gold italian. s2jO s2b gold Jue. see Die
gold jute butts 3sc 3sc. currency, spot arrvc
2c ne, gold according 10 lOcation Sisal hemp 41c
gold: lstle. &c. O1sc, spot
MoLASsKs was quiet steady; ~ bbls sold 4Sc
to prime. The IL 5.sO3 hhds. CubA
do Porte Rico 52i Englsh Islands aud 800 bbs
Orleans We quote Cuba. centrifugal and mixed re.
1Jc do, elayed 2Sc SIC do. muscovado refining 3Oc
33c.. do. grocery. BIC 4Oc Porto Rico 3oc 5Uc.
Engllsh Islands 55c. Doc New Orleans. 4Oc. OOc.
NAVAL sToRFs-fhe market Tor spirits turpentine
very hr 35c bid by the trade and reused Sales
100 bbs ~ sold nj 81 30 We quote .--spirits
turpentine, 39c rosin. 10 good strained,
81 90 81 @; tar, Washington - l21s do Wilmington
- l2x ~ -; pitch, -
Ons--The market qu et but no Important changes
made In prices We quote Cot0nseed. crude, 53c.
55c yellow. 5oc vc yellow and white winter
tNr Hn'c ,ir r'.. ~H.h ~ w. 'v H"N tr " rftr
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NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY MARCH TO- l876-TRIPLE SHEET

9 os Ssl os crude 8 s5 81 90; do sleAshsd win
ter = 20 do natural do 81 9o whale crude Aof'asrS' a
NJ. & 5Sf ao s4.es ~ % - ~
PKrRoLhua.-rhe market was hrm but inactive. Sales
made at Philadelphia Of 1900 bbls refined At ise
she. do. in bbls., ii3sc Ike; refined. in bbls
ase 40 eases lsse isse for ordinary o,snas' ne
PRovIsIoSs -Receipts-Pork l.257 bbls,; lard; s2f
boxes; beef ii2 iierces and l35 bills
beef hams 100 terces and 23 bbs The pork market was
follows March, 81 80 bid 81 50 asked; April s2s bid
bid s2s asked July so So bid SO IS asked TIE sales
were about 100 bbls within The spot sales were 10
hams i$e 5 ior pic psNsd si ac iie ca 2e e or % ilssG
Ss's SsR Bellies c sse, iSr psssd 90 ana i2S ,or
II lbs average, at ,lsAe.; 1000 lbs do
Bacon was quiet At i3c for city long clear and l2e lor
Western; Beef was gniet out UNCHANGED Quotations
SlI e,iy packed So 90 sl6; extra India mess $40
50 S26 for prime Western smoked firm at
1900 hams 10 lbs average l5c and 300 shoulders
lie Lard was stronger but the demand WAS moderate.
bid sI9 G7s asked April siS 20 bid SIS 72a asked May
July, s4 ois bid siI i2is asEed Toe were $500
terces s5 IS sl3 0i9s March, s3 20 for April
also 25o terees August At aud 25o tieees September
cres western at SIS S. RneS was s quoted at e o
South America 1879 for Continent aud l3Ac tor Cuba
quote state dares. fair good. 26c. choice
fancy zoe Soc do choice TO fancy fresh tubs Soc
Iee zoe Cheese was steady. with a fair demand
ane 10 fancy isSse i4c sSi%s' 4e aSc 0o aeiSSy
fair good Slsc sac. do, iat shaped good 70 fancy
RIcE-1he market was quiet. The stock Of Rangocn in
Ss ISsI.isns fs to sood 5c % oe p Kas
goon, fair 70 good &c. Gle patna, good &C. 41se.
sucARThe market ior steady with sales of 400
hhds good refining AZ 7S4c The market for refined was
HAis. Bo1e& Bag, Ms,ado
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.

AsrKx-1INrnIcuM. Wednesday, March 5, at the
residence Of W. o. Lnhcum Uhe brides 0rotherl, 0y
the Rev. G. b. Draper, d. D., WILLIAM b. AsrkN. OF
Harlem, 10 FANNY A., daughter Of the late Thomas y
Linthcum ESQ, OF Baltimore
The New York herald., 1876-03-10
POSTAL STATISTICS.

Postmaster James reports that the following mails
sent from the New York Post ONCE yesterday -
BY steamship Gcllert 2e43l letters aud 6l bags OF
newspapers Gamma 742 letters aud bags Of papers;
City of New York, 3,273 letters aud bags Of papers
Total 50, i46 letters and Go bags OF newspapers
The New York herald., 1876-03-10

WIsOS-JENKNs. Wednesday, MAren g. by tho
Rev Dr. Ormiston, al the residence OF BRIDES par
cuts, A. D. WILSON, Esq, TO Miss ISABELLA jenkins all
OF this city
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CLOSING PRIcEs-3 ?. N.
ADVANCE AND DECLINE.


The following the changes In closing prices COM
pared with those Of yesterday
ADvANcK--New York Central, a; c., c., c. and T. ,
~; Delaware and laickawanua. n Erie, "A Hannibal
ISG s. sGo1s Sso %ssoSr
l. Northwest, - preferred, "a New Jersey Central,
= Rock Island, - 81 Paul common, - Wabash,
DECLINE Gold, 4; Western Union, y; Union Pa
chic, y Panama, = ohio aud Mississippi a..
lem c. c. and c., Atlantic and Pacific preferred aud
Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph.
THR HoSKr
Money closed at 8 a31. per cent with exceptional
transactions shade lower. The following the
rates OF exchange New York at the aforementioned
cities to-day savannah, u premium; Charleston,
nominaliy unchanged; Cincinnati quiet and steady,
par to 5Oc premium; New Orleans, commercial, 1-l6
discount and par; bank, y premium; Chicago SOC.
discount and st LOUIS, 25c discount Sterling ex-
change was quiet but nrm. Prime asking rates, 4s6
Aso; selling rates, 4s5yS 4s51l 4so; rechmarks,
sS4 aeSsl % a 9oSs cables, 96si prime Paris.
blSll a5.llt4.
THE GOLD MARKET.
Gold opened at Il4s. and closed at 1llh, all the
saes OF the day having these gureS The rates
paid for carrying were 3, sH, and per cent
OPERATIONS oY Tux GOLD KxcnANaE RANK
Sou sovS'vVv
currency oahnces.. ...................... soo, l4S
1ioss c'earAhces. zz'ozzVVV
CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT.
Currency exchanges. S64 29l, 80i
Currency balances. ..... 2I75, 62f
Gold exchanges. ...................... S45S OOO
Gold balances. ......................... S64, 633
The specie shipments 10 Europe to-day amount 10
s2Oi Ol5, Of which $1,000 gold coin and the re.
mander silver bars
tax USrrRD STATES TREASURY
The Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day sl25 900
gold on OF and $40 600 in redemption
OF dvetwenty bonds Revenue receipts to-day,
s3oOooo Customs receipts today s400, 600 Bank
uotes received to-day $4,000
IoRKfGS MARKET.
The London adviees report consols lower for money
ana nrm for the account United States bonds we're
steady with exceptions oil ten.iortes aud new nflies
when showed u fractional decl're Tho Rrnk NJ Eny.
The New York herald., 1876-03-10


We quote = Fair to good refining 7sc. 7S4c; Cuba
fair To choice, Sc do centriiuga hhds and
boxes, Nos TO l3, siac DC do moasses, hhds and
boxes. she 1lac; Porto Rico, refining common prime
7c 75Sc. do grocery, inr choice, SC. Slsc.
dard A. Y4c oil A y1Sc. 9ssc crashed lOac. lOs4c.
powdered, 1896 lOsc; ganulated 4c cut loaf lO5sc
lie
SrKARISKReceips-l tierces; 100 tierces No sold at
l2c Market quiet at lI4c 1895 tor prime and lac tor
ordinary.
TALLow-Receipts-1 hhd. ii tierces l67 bbs and
The market quiet sales % hhds at 0ac
and 10000 lbs. Ut Dc Prime quoted at DC ordinary
ut Sslc.
wHIsKEY- Receipts-5l5 bbs whiskey and ll5 bbls.
alcohol The market nominal, 81 % bid and
81 O94 81 OBJ asked; a5 bbls. sold private terms.
FREIGHrs-An extremely inert and sluggish market
the noticeable feature of the day, sii fair demand
ruled Tor per Liverpool aud the Continent
for grain steady figures In the latter but slightly
easier In the Otherwise nothing OF special interest
transpired The EN- braeed:To Liverpool
packages provisions sos sos 10 Bristol,
per steam l5O teces lard at 10 marks; 5000 bushels
grain private TO Rotterdam per steam g. 900
bushels grain at 9>sd The charters comprised "A British
bark hence 10 Continent, Dutch with 900 bbl refined
crude petroleum at 4s Sd Is 3D. privilege OF general
cargo United Kingdom Continent ut lump "A
British brig, from Philadelphia TO Lisbon with ll.oop
bushels at lSc aud another, thence voyage
and Italian bark thence 10 Cork orders
with 800 quarters do ut u.s. I'd Norwegian bark,
Baltimore to DO, with 5000 quarters do. ut 6s ID.
The New York herald., 1876-03-10
EUROPEAN MARKET.
HAVANA MARKET.

LONDON PRoDucR MARKRT.--LoSDoN, March Given
ng-Linseed cake, ElO los per linseed oil, 2Js
/ IDS evil
The New York herald., 1876-03-10
PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.

PRovIDENcK r. L. March 8. 1879
Printing cloths dull and weak: best 6Ixj4s offered
4c thirty days; bales Of standard and extra
goods reported at 39sc. cash.
The New York herald., 1876-03-10

HAvAEA March o. 1876
Spanish gold, 212L n 213 Exchange steady On the
United states 90 days l2c lie dscount short
sight do. lie. lUc discount.
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lO.Ij AND u.3O A I

1924 $500 U S $40. c, '65.. llSl<
l22h 300 US SO, 7, 10, n 1ivk
i-3ta lOOOU L ; 90. c, 'o7.. Izlss
The New York herald., 1876-03-10
7'hurs,iav. March o.


Delivered 800 bales For future delivery the
sales follows :-i esterday after 4. MMarch,
II 2732c June, 100 at l3 1880, 300 l3 I7s2c
100 Is Ice July 20 at l3 - 32c. August $40
i3 3l-32c. Total, ,2tO bales. To day r. NJ.
March, zoo ~ l5l6c 100 short nOteel Mt i27sc.;
Apr 3OO ~ 81 32c lOO at lc zoo Is l32c 4UO
l3c May 14OJ at l3'ac. 80 at ~ 5-lGc., lOOO at
~ ll-S2c, 600 at l5,se, 100 a. Is ll-32c, 300 at
13Sc 300 10 li2c loo l3 5l6c OOJ IS 0i2c
June, 100 at 10 9.s, 100 at 10 l72c lUO 49, l6c
lOO at is lD2c, loo At lassc July llO at l3 1916,
100 at IL 27s2c August, zoo at Is 3l-32c., 30
lac. Total, 1900 bales Granu total 1850 bales
The receipts the ports follows -Gai-
weston 1888 bales New Orleans, I72; Mobile 1873;
vannah, 0O2; Charleston, 2S6; Wilmington, IL; Nor
folk Lils; New York, s44 Boston, i34 Phila-
depha, w. Total, .6,20f bales. This day last week,
II 4l3 bales. This day year IL 30 bales. Total
September 539U07 bales cotton freighs closed
lows To Hayre by steau &c. compressed; HAMBURG
by steam &c compressed to Bremen by steam.
pressed; To Liverpool l4d. by steam; sail, i4d
fLOUK AND GRAiN-Heceipts-fiour, I2fO Dbls wheat,
bushels meal lJS bbls and 10 sacks;
2O5sJ bushels; corn, slUlJ do rye 75 do barley,
$500 do. barley malt 4,lS6 do The flour market
steady under far shipping demand for The
sales about l5JOO bbls including state Western and
southern the Rye Hour sold the
of about $50 bb ~ 80 - 2j Tor super
Corn meal fairly active, with sales
and .yl ks Al lie exodur We
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$1,000 U $500. c. 'e7. i2l1

5000 Mo 6's long BIDS.
ZOO Dist & 5.u-s's b Q
5000 Tenn 6's, n. b c
1000 Rem 4 Sar LIST.
100 VI a ) i rs, gold
300 NJ A ; L con ; (.
2OuO & 4 n 80 &C b.
100 Erie I'd m. ......
80 - Long Dock BIDS.
GOO 4, 4 4 W W.WD.bc
5OtO Tn Pae RR lst..
400 Pac OF Mo lst....
l % & 4 LIST, C6O.Dc
IL shs Park Bank.
100 L > Express. b e.b3
The New York herald., 1876-03-10

GALVESTON, March o. 1876.
Cotton steady; middng. l2Se.; low mddng il1Sc (;
good ordinary 0c receipts 333 bales Exports
wise l43 Sales 2,9O2. stock, 49,4ll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1876-05-05

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1876-05-05

lIno Setdnen iid bur6 ausgeSet1nete, natnr
9etreue Snrbeu ans. gttdt melt bauon fn(
tpabrbait folOfale SpiegeIideiben uao Spic.
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begonnen; eS ipcroen Ste Sunitpebereicu,
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metne SemunOerun9 erregen.
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3um 29. D. 90. $50, 1885 eiuQeQanQen unO
$29,Ol5.93 aUs9egebcn porben; &eit in SoGu-
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nlltdre masen mii0e gemoroer un0 nabHleu
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1876-05-05
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lung oes oeuti9.amerifanIlaeR &ebterbunoes
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1876-05-05

fen enI9tr pelttfen @Glessu an, nanit iie nUhz
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Peninsular news and advertiser. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1872-1904, 1876-05-26
MILFORD, DELAWARE, FRIDAY, MAY &C. 1876.

wasn't he, deacong Teach you to make
allowance for other folks who get sleepy.
''Then Mrs. Titkins went over to aunt
Jerushy Scran's and aunt Polly IIOkum S
and they had pot o. tea over it, and
greed it was awful of Parson Morrel to
set sicll an example, and suthin' had got
to be done about it. Miss Hokum said
she alters knew that Parson Morrel
hadn't no spiritooality, and now it. had
broken out into open sin, and led all the
rest of 'em into it, and Mrs. Titkins she
said such a mali warn't fit to preach, and
Miss Iiokum said she couldn never hear
him again, and the next Sabbath the dea-
con and his wife they hitched up and
driv eight miles over to Parson Lothrop's
and took Aunt Polly on the back seat.
"Wal, the thing growed and growed,
till it seemed as if there warn't nothin'
else talked about 'cause Aunt Polly and
Miss Titkins and Jerushy Scran they
didn't. do nothin' else but talk about it.
and that sot everybody else talkin.
FINALLY, it was greed they should hev
council to settle the hash. So all the
wimmen they went to chopping mince,
and making up pumpkin pies and cram
berry tarts, and bi'lin' doughnuts, get
ten ready for the ministers and delegates
-'cause councils always eats powerful
and they had quite stir, like gineral
trainin.' The hosses they was hitched
all up and down the stalls, a stompin
and switchen' their tails, and all the
women was a-talkin' and they he'd every
body round for witnesses, and finally
Parson Morrel he says Brethren, says
he, jest let me tell you the story jest as
it happened, and if you don't every one
of you laugh as hard rs did then, Ill
give up"
1.-THE parson he was master hand at
setten' off a story, and afore he'd done,
he got 'em all in such roar they did NJ
know where to leave off. Finally they
give sentence that there hadr t no temp
tations took him but such as is commc i
to man; but they advised him afterward
alters to pray with his eyes shut, and
the parson he confessed he orter "a done
it, and meant to do better in future, and
so they settled it,
$50, boys" said Sam, who always drew
a moral, "ye see it Farms you you must
take care what ye look at, eff ye want to
keep from laughin' in meetin."
Peninsular news and advertiser. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1872-1904, 1876-05-26
lurHwARp. hAlIHoADs. NoRTHMARp

Trains of Junction and Breakwater Railroad
make close connection at Georgetown. Della
ware, with trains of Breakwater and Frank
ford, and Worcester Railroads.
No change of Cars between Harrington, Del
aware, and Franklin, on Chincoteague Bay, in
Accomac County, Va. II lssengers taking this
route will find Comfortable cars and accommo-
dating Conductors. ..,.g y
The fine steamer "Alice,n under the manage
mcnt of Ulysses Schofield, leaves Franklin on
arrival of train from Harrington, taking pas
senpers and freight for Chinc0teague, return
ing next morning to connect with train leaving
make regular trips down the Eastern Shore OF
Virginia, south of Chincoteague.
At Stockton which is near the line between
MARYLAND and Virginia, stages connect with
these Railroads for Greenback, 8 miles distant,
for Horntown, miles distant, and Drummond-
town, 20 miles distant; and for. towns all the
way down the Eastern Shore of Virginia.
At Snow Hill, on Monday and Thursday
of each week, the steamer "Tanglerh will take
passengers and freight for Hancock, Hungers,
Crsfield and Baltimore.
Passengers from Delaware Railroad connect
at Harrington at 1920 p. NJ, with train making
connection with Steamers for New York on
Tuesdays and Fridays of each week.
Trims running as above, including the train
Lewes on Tuesdays and Fridays OF each week
with Steamers for New York that leave at I p
NJ, having good accommodations for freight
and passengers. Rates of freight and fare very
low.
Trains connect in the morning at Lewes, Del
aware. for all points named above, on Iucsdays
and Fridays with Steamers that left New 1orR
at4 p. NJ. the day before.
At commencement of berry season Steam
ers will make tri-weekly trips between Lewes
and New York, of which further notice will be
given. 49,,
At Harrington connection is made with trains
North and South on Delaware Railroad, by
which the principal points on the Peninsult
may be reached by rail.
Al Berlin passengers can take the WicomicC
and Pocomoke Railroad for Salisbury, Princes
Anne, Crisheld, and other points, also fol
Ocean City, on SinepuXent Bay.
Freight not perishable is received every day
in the week except Sundays, for New York ant
all points east. west, north and south.
Perishabc Freight is received at all points
on the clays the Steamers leave Lewes, and IL
due in New York early the next morning.
A. brown, Gen. Fr't & Pass. Ag't j. & b., u
H. a. BOURND Gen. supt y. ID. S. 5. Co.
THOMAS GROOM, Supt. j. Il. B. II. II.
j. l.. MAPES, Supt B. q f., and w. Roads.