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, 1876-02-02


IfOQ rI1ODUCT8-Ecrt iuoro scttyc anl easier In
tho aggregate tho speculative articles bcln0 owss, III
sympathy With tor.h Of oe tho Sock-ia
duo larger weights Of hor. with tho expectation OF
M increase in receipts that tho weather hsa ut-
Cd cold Tho dniEvosioa Of pork anu lard wera rather
hcavy In Tho morning, All tho consequence was shatn
good many lots wero pressing tho market, hut they
vsro suon disposed Of, aAd tue feeling VIA thon stea-
icr Tho Atook Of pork in Now fork WIS repnrted at
25 4e1 bra agnnst as bris Now-fcar's Day, aud
10 3ad bts ycar ago. FOUND lot ot lar ~as bought
yesterday for direct export 10 Europe.
Mkxs Ponk-Was moderately artt1s Ut declino of
7ko PER trl nn,er fair offerings Of property delivered
on February coniracA Sales wcre srportol of ~
hrs cash at 3les0; 5000 hrls eoer tho 1uun at $iI
ta952M $500 brls seller sArrh ut sl953l9.Ss; a,oo
Dr!s seller Arr1l at f2100a20.t5; and bn0 1,Fs foer
May 81 sstss Tnt,t, 1850 bsls Tho market cintc
sis. .7sais71:f ssfeF March; s:o.so seltr April; ani
iTsme ners york WA steady At sl775. Extra prime
LAap-Wss moderately actirs and THalo. ror 100
hh lower, hut steady at tho decline: Liverpool ~as
,inchsnged hut New York was easier, in aympathy
sl2i2 ItM;I05; 40 tcs raer tile month at f2.1ta3
i3ui; 4'Oo tcs soilrt March at t12a!H sud
Alto .cs aecr April At tl2 31n. Total. II 10y
ess e1 .cer nes shra. Fshr.1y; s M sss sfsrh
slaa2tesls, LIS seller April; auu noninaly at sla.s7S
MEArs-were rather le+s nc7c, At unchanged prices,
though tho natket generally quoted shade taHtar,
tho bulk Of the n3ing nricrs being l3ol 10 ,su bc-
Inv asking nYu.ns, aud tho ltmits suins wero r..
T5c 750 bo1es long ccars at 1D}ic; 1D boxes short
riis 1T 1o{c; @ In 10 green country, at l0c "
to1cs wnsbsr sits nj rs, 2oGo1 lts bacon at
and lu,ic for II Is averages; 7oeo tcs sveetp,cklrl
bans III 11,:c cnAh tfrtnls raeIct} and t2Nc Keller
April. Tao narLet closed It tho following raugo Of
, 1876-02-02


Sptefo& DfspuEeA ia The Chicago tribune.
NEW YoaH, Fob. 1.-QnAiN-WhcLt-h1arket quct;
prices without decided change; sales Of II 900 bu ut
o3cGs5!.o0 for rejected spring, 51.o0ull.15 tor
graded spring. si.os9!.o7 for No. cAlcago. $to7ts
LUZ for No. Milwh,kec, $1.ell.e 9. for No. Chca-
so aud Northwcstes1 81 20 81 "a for No. Milwaukoc
s12t@1.3a for No. nprius t1.lsl.37 for winter rcl
Wcstern, $lo51s7 for amber do md $l.119l.6U for
white WeatsEn. Rye quat; nominal ut BGsS89o Tor
Western, 0ot33o for st.:s and HsaH}e for Canada Ia
bond. Darscy steady; Aa!es Of 70, ,ooo bu No. cau
atia VI $lu7E. Corn Ia without important change !:
saes Of 3soo bu at 67Gss7c for grade uixcd. tho
latter price unior tho uow rc for elevation, 6,Gso
for graded mixed, ahd Ce@7uc for old Wehtcrn uiAe
Oats quiet sud unchanged; sales Of ?s,vo0 bu ut 4tS
s9Nc for ntxod Wesern and Btato. aud taQ939c for
white Western ana Btals.
pRoyIlIoas- -sldlas nrm II 1l@l1Ho for long clear.
Lard heavy; sain Of 1U3 tea " Il lllac for primo
aoam 1t The call Of February buo tcs sod st t1G6;
harch, ti1.71k bid; sl2te.k asked; APRIL offered at
$i2.974 aud Sia.D6 lid May offered At $l3.l7N and
sl3.lo Did; juno offered at $ia.ssA and sl9aaH BID.
WMtsay-aIatket steady; sales o. 81 bsls before
Change ut $l.1l Vcr gallon.
dnocERtEa-suaar-starkc dull snA unchanged;
fair to good refinery quoted a. f,SSs.a: primo At
Hkc; Nos 10 and II Ilsvnna at S(3AHc CotIue-alar-
kc quiet; lo quossd as l3k9l lac !u gold and MARI
enlbu at IL 5i9!so in gold.
F1oun-1ulrs Steady; moderate inquiry; country
and city quoted ut Ysta2,.c.
nxw Yonx, ra6 .t:ts'.a du1l ,ss
u 9;lce; February. y si-s2q3isc; Na1ch. u o53;
July. IS si-y!o; August. i 5!2;.
Psovn.s.rkst n ". dMa; II huyer. favor: seeeirts,
9I2sdatCo: common 70 good extra. ti.hS.3.ss: goea
sxtzs Ohio, tssba ~; II. Lnus &5.9Ds 900: Ails.
.osa Istcns process, to5os9.oo. lys uous dull and
| Conx-MEAL-pall; Western. $2.eo@a.25.
| GnAIN-Whess 4mtt; unchanged. Receipts. 27.oco
BY; ru!eets;i aud no 4Fads spIing g!o; unsfAast
SS,s:ss :s:'sE iIs.s;is n !: :e3s n
NJ. ada *l.o: Rye qnIst .na hs.vy; "ss.ari,; siss
s,s sta,s c.as. ~ e9na a,, sse bss,Isy
No. c.nsia, tioix sSosovsa bs5, s..Id. Malt lucs
md unchanged. Corn dull; unss!!le4; roeeapt..
1900 hu: llizod no Es.ds, a5*ss7Eo; do eeatlsd.
esc: 5auw. old, 1oc Oats soaar: fssetrts, s.uNLa:
western u.ed and slatc, Gast9s; wttsv wcstsrn ao.
l5t55ac.
uaocAnIf.--liio coffee quiet AID unchanged Sugar
tut sh.uxsdi Ss s 9aiSt ha' ansaangsa
nuna. Hi.o; eas'~, las4le; napa,hs, uollu,I
T.a.nD Tta.tSsp f.t@ ttssi-;i n;:ii.aS g t{,S: s{I,a
Edus-t,rn; %es:esn, l7a:3s; s.ale and reunsys-
sanis. Joo.
fsov!s,os.7;1osk heavy; new ue.., n, .ooa2, ..
quiet; lew plAu lHa. li9llkc; INV o1tra do, I2.4
Ai.kc. cIt-AMss-Wtsle.il, quiet; snallliss arlss
9t ps sas ,ssu Il sy a. aH H..
tnnrs; s,i.77.s M4.rli.
DUrrtM-f.:m: w,sern, l5sa5c; STATE coaslc.
EnxZsk-Fnu: Gstl:Ac.
Wutsax-stAady; Sill.
ST. LOUIS.
1T, Louis Feb. l.-EoTrok-Irrrgular and fairly
FLoua-i,nN, t,dt unrA.uged. ''''1
osA,s-"Lv.s higher; Nv red winter. Il ~ asked +;
, 1876-02-02

REAL ESTATE.

The following inesruneals wcre n'csl for record
Tusaday. Eel. l: "
Grrtnatsv At. GlA r. " at Wostsrn nv, VI, ROE
1.iTaeo as a. i. %:'sn 80 ~ Of Dvjso it. to.is
4-1u IT. datest April 7, f41t k0o
Game rrsm.e" !! astsl 4 Hpt y 800
rl1o presnsss xo "a riiiton a. tstcsi jao. g. dso
Dayt'n It, Il! Il of Clay 81. I, :oxlas n, ,o,
Mcnisan nav AZ. v CO.. IF rxn,i; ;.n;n;l, H. VI,
to1l7a r., dated Jan. al John II. Mcssos to ., mn
pt.n.rek s Il. t. - Il of iaesweii ~. :ss
MeoreKor .s, luo II Q Of Portland 4s, nf,2'1 MN
lsistei as'sa t. a,e% es0 + q iiaio,r.
lla $40 It, win improvements .latta fep.. 3aeo
' rol, !. H. james s5casrry to ,!uTray + Tncy 2sooo
Wcnt Twenty .frst NJ, cor Of lsockwelMt,
1s1 1-lU1993 glU II, ,lats,l prt. 1a 1s7s, Will. .
raSIps m - i. a 4 .e Il f so's % a;ii pi
IT, with huiliiugs, dated Jan. .3........... 5000
wes Eighteenth IT. lD {. q .,.a nn'gn ~ Il 91 IA,
Ssruo 10 tho atoyc, ilatc Jan. ls:....:... 3,soo
cetiar IT, 5,9 +. u EI,sl, I. a9%s7Jft, d.tel
vsar:n s1n ~. Il: Il Of i.santan It. 4oXx
III r.. d.sssi June i. 1S75 2un
Wabash ~. isl 4 u Ihirty.scventh st.wi, ~,
MsI~si st' st. H. ' sS u Jsasaon Il. I, iaiioo
w.t. g: ,sl %sn. a"a g. t ii oi ii..tsl Il. III
Id II. dated Jan $50
.ourn or etrr LIMITS, w1rnix RADIUS op' ai1LEs
| CouRr-HouBE.
Nndiaon ~. q = cor NJ Eifty-Aeyenth IT, "
Ia II, running to Washington ~. With other
property tho nbo7H, datcd Jan. 3.....S a5,o9o
Fttyfenith + ls9 4 E., of !, s.etam,1.o a
Jun. 1J.t, AtD
VEST or ciyx LIMITS, w1Ti1iH 4 RAptrs or M1A1s
North ~, n cor u California av, undivided
x Of st los, dated Jan. lo... 29o0o
, 1876-02-02

HO0s-The market openaI active, sud, potwith-
standng tha fact that tho receipts weso tnots than
twice A largo III tho co.nbnrd arrivals Of snu!ay an
M0nd4y, theFe dElI fstllng, and the slight G,1-
yauos gainsl during Monday waa thoroughly xus-
tui,4sd uuu nsar ts uose. Thu weatass WA cod and
good dual Of dsuotufort but Aat fact did appear
to rsarh huhn%As, shd by 6clook toHaratively fsw
hoHa rcm!sinu1 ui1sod. After .tAt h1ur salta wers
tha opsuiaR rste.. Ths rsngo OF peicts was S7xtg
79U. with tie bulk Of tho I4ustts1 Ut 81. .ss7.7U for
ouluron 10 choIca packing g1adtA. halu4 of Light
wulghta WGeo principally u $i.ala705. Thu supply
Of latl1r ANAL anu fur eluEt of the daI.al.
, 1876-02-02

OATTLE-Whateyer changos theirs may hare boan
IN tho position OF tho cRto MARKET thero oao lu
ssl'ers' favor. Tho ead!ng Eastorn mnrkots ara still
IN badly dcmoralizol condition, and, With continued
heavy receipts hore values rcntn wnak aud unKetct.
shtppern did not appcar to want much sock, AS that
sent forward during last week II losing money for tho
ovuern, and tic immediate fututs is not prouiaing
AZ to justify them In taking many ohAncos. Western
we'll Eastaru ahipporn t1oina losng btls-
nGRu and 10 ali parties engaged the Of tho ar-
tat for to past ton days ha4 baen most unaasfactory
ouo-halt of tbs stock actually sals yoseriay would
hArs me: all Legitimate Demands, anl, under tho cxces-
aIys offerings. buyers kd thinga about thelr way
regards prlcos Tho range Of sales was s2.sO01p,
but hsre uttin trading nboya $.70. Tho butatls
.ure paid BY Monroe for 80 fancy steers, ayer-
aging LIZA LIS. larGs anaount Ut stock still oa In
tho yards,
, 1876-02-02

LATEST.
New YONG, Feb. 7.-Aleusy, 5@7. p1imp me1can-
tie paper, bA&T.
Custum receipts, t;i1.G0
The Assistant T1eahurer t1ishursrd tT:9 COO,
E1ports uf nrldues $5,11J,ll
C!asrsugs, as.oosttu.
6tarliuz sl10ug 1t &seNd&1o.
Gold adyance1 from lis u lax and c!csoa At 113t.
Carrying rsttA ware .d5.
0ovotumeuts wers stsong aud II good Istnaul,
Nailroad bonds wsEa generally hrm.
Htata socusillns were stesdy,
Ihs slock HRrkut waS towsr IN tho early leaIiuga,
but afteruatdA became nr.u aud Pr!css advtnce1 a3
y. Iu TIM cl9sing hour. the tuA1kst teavy, AID
prtees at thp Icueat Of the day. Tsauaactons
1lA 041 shares, Of whrk l3000 Pacific 4l..
a0d5 pEeftE7ed G.tuN Ere. l1ooJ Lake shoEs, " uoI
0htst Au1 1, ,tu0 Wapash.
, 1876-02-02
COMMERCIAL,

Tha following wers tho reeepts and hhipmsnts Of
tho lcadng articles Of produce in this osJ during tho
tweniy-tour hours ending at o'clock On Tncsday
morning aud tho corresponding date onn yeaE sgp
, 1876-02-02

.tr.d,. w qno.s:. Carbon t..snaatd wh'ts,. IL
degrees tcst ato. d. fl!tnofs lrasf tra' lso dts
la4sfe; ss.ra winter i.r} nj. II 0;ala: Mo. |. We
st,.i,s Sss ef1 D .f,sy fssf s,s ,1 Ia a;s
do No. ]. a5c; iank nil. tN; aFais. hse rntlhaRo
H. :s ssShS. ~ ,aas s. yaans T. sfss o
NATURAL y te9s 40; natural, .? ie2- c redacod' II
TX, 1Ft,uLTnY AND RooH-rhe offering. Of dre~,ea
htntt unnsnalIy ANAL, and. although tLs 1si"s,-
storm sutertsse wt. trac. Hrss were obtaiuna Let:
M sss' @ ~. NJ 1s sa ss.s rsfs ts ps qcs
VIII iks1y 10 light II thu storm continues lout!Rt-
nsls TT n tartSy i1s
bl.kDS-Heis 1I,irt anil unchanged. Timothy Eota
It sAaide2.lt, clover Al $soo1s.io and roor r!atn-
Esrl,n and niet xese in demand 1t cs@toc, but the
light offerings restricted tra.iing:
,tso onou.s s ss7ina1 e
TO- si.t0 ordinary coasre sim: siry, without lnHs
n;6: dairy, with bag. sss9 Ashton dairy, por saek
TOnAcco-Qu!et prsvala In tl,s marriott. Tbs .le-
snani il ct tho hahto-snnuh order, theEo lainz MI
cnfc a1.cncc Of at'y speculative INJURY. Quotations
WtsrtnS LxAr-rar cror, sH@7s; fair to fms,
lre9l1:: e1trn tius s.aEpets, Tkats. j. ,., -oe,
;SusSNssursl RI eless 2 ettta, s%ssva; q ny:
common 10 n.etlii,n, k5;a4sc. An.okuS-aooA to
eln!ce; SKs1Io; meaafn. 9Mss:a' eommon, ~ >. . soe
At Tho rauss Of prices following: Guarownkn-
Common, 3's3A4e: good do. 439pe; medium, 40
$50; good Do, s1Gasse; fine, asQtd1c: 'nest, Ga.5
QiW. IarrntAL-conmeu, 52Gajso: fcod %. - !:
as4suu. isa4sa; good Dc, 4aess3o fine. es9a !:
hnest, bAf6 c; choice. 6J46sc; shoccst. 7oqaI5c.
1AaAss-Common, shs37c; good common, a5t33ss !;
medium. 4tse4se; good medium, tee+soo hrs, ~
s1n; t'ntss. 6saGoc ciioice 6ot3Gso choicest 75!
@asc; medium, &uatso; good medium, 4o8i'c; nnc,
4.t4s1c; hncst, b583ac: choice. 6o5s1c; choicest.
20 easr.
WDOD-1s In demand and remains tlea1J 1t former
quotations. Naps, $3.50; beesh, 1850; slaLs, $751;
delivered.
WoOL-Thsrs was 10 change. Tho inquiry WAS
limited and ,tIeas unchauaea: Tut-waahei. prime, 48
DISH: do. roos 10 good, AGA washed ieocc, Apa,
dum dn 40a49c: unwsehcd, i1ne heavy to light 9stt
2c do, eotrse and medium. :o4tJc; tnllcv ING nc.
thu 'esding EASTERN pos. No ehauga h expected et
IFn4llt
, 1876-02-02
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Demands of ScttlcInent-Day on
the Banks Not Hcnvy.
Moderate Supply Of Paper"'"New
York Exchange Flat.
Provisions ActiYo mud EaslerA..Graln
Firmcr.--An Upward Turn In
Wheat.
FINANCIAL


shteh 10 mako thu settlements uf Tho trst OF the
month, and there wss In couseauenee some shoa Of
leans from ons bunk 70 another rhe totsl discount
hnse Of ths panxa an NOT Anee'ea ~ nn' A. A.
ouatdo Of Tho 'sts'emenss tho operations OF aae aay
.,,,vr rcr ,.s ,.et fortnight. Collections
aoo"a "a, 'os w H. -" '.,r.n.nts 4n.ouf.e,urer,.
and oshers srs borrowang to piseo out sheir
reaources Dna'uea* ia nos act4ve md in she country
naea nes'osou WIZ ~ ~, sa.. ,.1,.,..s -.
at funds It Tho banks ts enough to meet legitimate 70.
Eu,rlps % accommodate outsi1s borrowers Will. lu.idc
SECURITIES
n..a. =; ,,,..,, a, ~, ,.,r. nru SAT-, mr. cent.
Nasss o. "fconht A. tuo oauAA sto sss.o r.
On the street shceo ID dcfoah1 tof aooa pua'uSa1
PAPER. Thero 10 moro than enough o1creu ot otaef
kinds. Hates ars 80fa par ccnt-
NsN York exchanges waa dAt at i6cQssl discount O.
tween banfs for 81 .ou.
The movmnent of currency to tbs country. OF from
II, II vary slow.
The clcar'ngs soro s4,'co, GOO.
FRAUDULENT BANKRUPTCIES.
General alarm fs excisel by tho great number Of
fraudulent bankruptcies which awelliug the other
~lso enoru,oua iists of ltHulAtlou7. All ovor tito
county dishonest men tatiD. advantage Of tho
confusion ucilcnt to the unusrnl lumber Of CONNER.
cal doHufala To le down tAee credttora aud pock~
et liberal percentage Of their own debs. Petitions
aro getting ino circulation throughout tho country
for The repeal or amendment Of tlle bankrupt hNs.
Tie Boston Adrsrftter Of Jan. IS says:
TheTu ID room for more than suspicion that Tho
expenses Or leRal tanheuptey ptoeoss nave tna"o M
n..r ~ +hs tiaht. .Iuc fhnn, ~ en.uen,ici c,,,.
ceyns and this u,isualIy favorable disposition
tho part Of creditors haa In turn led many, who
might hlse consinned 70 meet thelr ooeanoas, , -
asf,a II ~ ttomna mi % eo1nmt1 for houss. ti,at
hayo cnjoYet fair credit aud tInt, for I'll nnybody
has betn Abo to ascertain, ATE k foIvent, tu IFf'
hlt ther paper 70 8o " IFoteht. tnu .an i @
n.t.iv ssnmea IN eyMio t1o uayn,eut Of lat o5.
, 1876-02-02

Long and HlorE Clc1TH GHOttH At ME e'hh, dlu
lo,tc seller February. boxed; gses, hams, 1nhtilc;
cssh Of sciirr January lnng.cut hams. l1tH4l2Ec
boxed; bacon hams, i3Gi3'ac.
(3nEAsE-Was 1n!tt at 7l3Je. -
REEF rKODUETS-Wetc steady and quiet 1t $3.50
g1uG1 for mcHa, tio.oU,slid for e1tra n,ess, aud
$11alE91l.u0 for hams.
TAlLo1-Waa quoted At 8N43asc.
, 1876-02-02

CLEVELAND PETROLEUM MARKET.
CLEVELAND, o., Fob. l.-petroc,lm very firm; Ad-
yancsd no 6nce 1ast quotation; standard white tllo
teft]. 11Ho: State test l9Aci Michigan. 1876.
, 1876-02-02

PlTTsDuRn PETROLEUM MARKET,
l1rraRuno, Feb. l.--retroeum firm: crude, $2.12H
at parkest: refined, 14A8litsc. Philadelphia de-
livery.
, 1876-02-02


!sustiat HispateA Ths Chicago tribune.
LIVERPOOL, Fob. 1-2:3) r. m.-FLoua--So. !, 2is;
No. :, 2os.
dHa1A-Theat-srring, No, !, o. ID; No. 2. Ga al;
club Mt. l, los TOD; No. =. i0a Cd. coen-Sew, 21s
slasTs 0l; old, 2yae5An 81.
Its. unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, Fell. .1-LArEa1.-Co1roH-Af dull
and dcpressod tHCsd Jlss; aales, 5000 ba!es, In.
Guiding lcoo for speculation and export and e. 100
Atncrieau.
WHEAT-Rccetpts for ihree days. 81, ,poU qra, nclnd
n 39,9eo qrs American. California while wheat
Club, los 6lQsl0n lol: red Western sping Nos. 10 L.
bsaI@9s Oil; do winter, 9s 8df3lGs.
FLoun-wcA,crn canal 22324s.
coRN-Western ntze1, now, ais GdG17s Oh; old. 2o1
Gs2as Cd.
OAra-Amcrtcan, 3sa1a Cd.
TALLow-ios-
LONDON, Fob. 1.-The amount ot bullion withdrawn
from Tho Bank Of England on baanco to-day, Ia
ESe.Uoo.
CoNsoLs-Fcr money md account, u 1919.
AMERICAN aEcuRl11Es-3.:ta Of 'e5, j05k: ats,
1os1i; 1o4os INK: e.. 1nsH; New York Central,
1ooN; Eric, 's'1; Etc preferred, II.
TAILou-4iso347s I'll.
rEtnolxuu.-loaned, los 31@los Cd; spirits, o,l@
1OL
Llasrrp Or<.-23KsGc3a 9d.
CALCUTTA 1I.sEEn-iDsGSs:s 81.
PARIS, Feb. 1.-ltectus, GGf S7Ac.
FnsSkronr, Teb. l.-UiIrEo STATES DoEps-Ncw
6s. 109K.
.. SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
NEW ORLEANS, Fab CottOn-Demanl moderate;
sales, Is balco prices irregular and casior; good
ordinary to strict good ordinary, 01l311Ec; low
utddllng to htrtcs low matlllng l1@l1Ec; nllllEng
to strict mlddnR, 1:ls1ac: good uidditnE TO IuId-
ding fair, 131.allle; sa1ca OF fair mad nno at Ice,
lie, and 1so rocsips, ucs, o,s73; grosa lo,3l;
ports to hs Continent 4o2d; to dreat Dritain ..o3J;
| stook, 3G9 ,a1J.
assANsA1r, Feb. 1Cotton dull and Irregular; mid
dngs, l2sc; net rscoips 1o,a bal,s; ozorts TO the
! Continent, ATE; sales, ps5.
MONTE, Feb. 1.-cotton qu!st; nt1dl!nga. 1a4e; ;
net receipts, c2io ba1as exports 10 tho Continent,
1901; coast1iso. 2G1; aaicH, I,s09.
GALVESTON, Fob, 1.-Cotan hoavy; ri1dlnRa. 19?to;
net receipts, 1,02l balo.; exports to the Consuont,
1s7s; 10 tho Channel, 12lo coastwie, 1876: aalos,
| eco.
CrtlRtEaros, Fot, 1.-Cot.on dull and depressed
niddngs, 12ss@l2.sc; net reccipss, 7os ta1c#i OK
ports, coaat~ise, u: sseo, 1000.
| PHILADELPHIA WOOL MARKET.
pH1l4DHLpArA, Fob. t.-N'oot-Dctnaul aightly I'M
proved; stock scarce; Ohio, rcnnsyrana, aud West
vrgint1, double extra and above 47Soo; extra, 4e@
boo; medium, 6u@3so; coa7nc, Gle: New York
Michigan, Indiana. 1ntt Western fine, 4oaJJc; medi
am. 4oossic coarse, 46GA9o; combiug, washed, BBa
CSC; comhing, unwaehedt 42Nc; Canals comb!ng
63c: 1ne, unwashel, 3oS3tc; and medium,
wnshed, Ao@t2c; M. l and supayAno, aas44c; Texat
fine ani medium, 2it92cc Texas coassc, 2l92!o.
NEW YORK. pRY.oooD5 MARKET.
| New foHn, Fob. 1.-Th0 market IL full vi buyers
but tho package trade consihued lniot Cotton good
Ato III steady but moderate demand, aud prce1 of th
heAt standard makes aro firmly maintained by Agents
Plaid prints moving IN fair parcels. Dress goo1
aro rather moro active. Fancy cotton hosiery ia /,
good dsmntld. Wooen goods rnls quiet. Tho 1eCula
suction sales commenced to-day.
, 1876-02-02


New YoHr, Fob. 1..-Ttia market IL full III buyers,
but tlo packago trade continues quiet, Cotton goo1
hto III steady but moderate demand aud pr1ce1 Of the
brAt standard makes firmly 1nAnainol by hgenta.
Iaid prints moving IN fair parcels Dress goo1s
rather moro active. Fancy cotton hosiery ia in
good dasnat4d. Wooen goods rnlo quiet. Tho regular
suction sales commenced to-day.
, 1876-02-02
New mixed. cd.,,....,,.,. sa,t1s

Total Of all usliA in store, fa!ot t3A I'LL. These ha'
urcs show m crrssc during thu pst wrok ot 1n',al
bu wheat, H,os7 bu corn. 3121 BIT cats, a4.3'7 eu
tsrlay and ircrrass Of 4,as bn ryc. Toal inese1se
x3a1} bu. Tho ntora i,irca for Northwestern "hets
inruas i,s5u bu No. Minnesota aud as 'ol pu No.
do.
ronEInH GOODS
rrcoiycl al Chicago Customs for tue twentS-four
hours ending r. M. Fell. ]. ts'd: Lyon ne1ly,
caso ruusleal Instruments; D. y. rak 4 Co.. taaca
artificial flowers; A. A. Munger. ca.ss flhcy gno1s;
CariUn, Pric gcntt Il Co.. cStcs ry goods; 1teeh-
ards. Shaw, Fitch Wtnaluw, tnsea dry srsas; D..
". Irwin h Co., car barley. Dutc. collected Fee.
I, $1e9Lj.4J.
, 1876-02-02

We Rtxe boow Secretary Wl!aus' report Of rsesipts
and shipants Of liye hoek for January. In conplr-
.on with January, 1871. therc Ia decreaaa Of 2se
hogs aud 7,13 shcop, and Increase Of GILL catla.
Tho average weight Of tho hogs rtcolVed was 2a1 s,
agsurt aai !s last year. css. It's for 1877. 1s5s hs
, 1876-02-02

bl1EEF1~IHGtd VIZ tu4t1y tc1iVH HzfR0k n fE1Ce1
shoHlnH ho 4uolnbla Change fruM thuso current thu
i ~ lrfurs. uut, cho,cs wtrr i letuaud LIS
e5.de SID ooMtupn tu nduu, 4a!ah!e II 3t.uk.s
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-02-11
Local Briefs.

Easter comes April 10th this year.
Lent commences on March lst
We are now enjoying Spriug-like weather.
Our old friend DR.. Chas. A. Harding paid
a visit TO this place yesterday.
The ground hog, on the 22nd inst, certain
~ licd-low.
The next quarter of the Rockville Female
Academy will open on Wednesday, February
18th.
l. R. Maus ESD, has been summoned TO APP
pear to-day before the canal investigating
committee of the Senate, at Annapolis.
Our friend R. G Johnson, shoemaker, has
returned 10 Rockville and opened business OPP
posite the SENTINEL office.
Mr.. VIM T Dove, an ex-House clerk, has
been appointed cabinet-maker Of the House Of
Representatives, at Washington.
A patent in the Improvement in grid-rons
has been awarded to Messrs. Walter Muncas-
ter aud Jonathan Newcomer.
After several abortive attempts 10 cross the
flock of wild turkeys inhabiting the Big Pines,
Mr.. VIM. H. Rabbit succeeded on Monday
last, in capturing one weighing sixteen
pounds.
Capt John DuFief, who has been confined
to his bed for several years past, writes that
he is now enjoying better state of health,
and promises to give our readers the benefit
of valuable knowledge on horse raising.
The through freight train which travels
over the NJ. Is. Il. R., ran off the track AT
Poin. of Rocks, on Sunday morning last, and
smashed up thirteen cars.
We had the pleasure of attending lively
dance at Rushville, on Thursday light Of last
week. which was inaugurated by the Dung
men of the neighborhood. 1t was cleverly
managed by Messrs. Clayton Ashhy, Thomas
and Clayton uoskinson Their endeavor to
make everyone happy was certainly success.
During leap year the girl who counts all the
gray horses she sees, until she has got no 10 a
hundred, will be married within year to the
first gentleman with whom she shakes hands
after counting the one hundrejth horse. Get
your memorandum books and pencils, girls,
so that you can keep a correct record, and he
careful with whom you shake hands after you
have counted the last horse.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-02-11
Brookeville, Laurel & Rock
willie Stages.
JOHN H KEICHNER, Proprietor.

g,-1NtA.Ng ON and after Monday, Jan
54lgs.zs l4th, the Stages will run MS fol-
lows Tor Laurel VIII leave Brookevile at 4
o'clock, A. NJ connecting with the7 80 train
for Baltimore and the 7;20 for Washington;
Returning will leave Laurel at 10, arriving
at Brookeville AT 1870 p. NJ.
FOR ROCKVlLLE-Lea Brookeville at
Il O'Clock, A. N, connecting with the 9:24
train which arrives Washington 1892 and
the 9:25 train for the West Returning will
connect with the 1925 train from Washington,
due at Rock villeat 5:l3, arriving at Brooke
vile at 700 F. NJ jan 7-tf
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-02-11
WE ARE SELLING
FOR sALEOR RENT.

Ii ness, ! offer for sale or rent the STORE
AND PREMISES now occupied by me, at
MonirOse, Montgomery county, Md.
The Store has good run Of custom and
the Land, ACRES, is in a good state Of cul-
tiyation, with Orchard Of select frnit The
Montrese Post Office is at this Store. which is
on the Georgetown pike, uine miles from
Washington and within 400 yards Of Wind
hams Station on the Metropolitan railroad.
oct l5-tf j. " . SHEPPACH.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-02-11
. IT O W e .!

TIME subscriber has now on hand the lar
gest assortmeutof STOVES, ever before
brought to this place, embracing Parlor, Of
fee. Bedroom and Cook Stoves, burning both
wood and coal.
ES- Particular attention is called 10 the
Excelsior Hot Bias, Cook Stove, which is the
heaviest. most durable, and THE BEST now
made Calland seeit.
HENRY VTETT
aurl4 Rockville. Nd.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-02-11
Act Approved.

Among the various Acts of the General As
semby which have been approved by Gov.
Carroll, is an act to release 10 Mortimer G.
Griffith, Philemon G. Griffith, Mary P. Dor
scy and Emiline c. Orme, of this county,
children Of Philemon Griffith deceased, all
the right and interest of the State of Maryland
in and TO Il bequest of 50, 600 nude by the will
Of The said deceased to bis wife, Ann Griffith,
who died before her husband, without heirs
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-02-11
SAFETY OIL.

A LADDIN's SECURITY OIL. will burn
N longer, have much less smell and not
crust the wick. and will be found to be very
economical. TO say nothing o. the entire Sc
CURlTY in its use. This Oil il made by G.
West sons, Baltimore Ma, whose name is
sufficient guarantee to all who know them -
II is for sale, ia its pure state by
BGUIC BROS,
ian7 Rockville, Nd