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The Morning herald., 1876-06-05

remarkable scene occurred upon the
18th of March last, at the Rev. Mr.. Taylor's
place of worship in Madras, India, where
reviyalist meeting was being held. It.is
customary at these meetings for the con
certs to detail their experiences for each
others edifcation. Several Hindoos had
been admitted, and one of these quietly
asked permission to communicate his ex-
periences. He gravely stated that, having
been troubled with dyspepsia for many
years, and finding no relief from doctors, it
suddenly occurred to him to try an invoca-
tion to Brahma. He did so, aud was i'm
mediately cured. He had hitherto slighted
Brahms, but now he was converted, and
would recognize him forever as his savior.
On hearing this violent comnotion took
place, and the meeting broke up in dis
order.
The Morning herald., 1876-06-05

SAD blow Is given to Boston's teetotal
advocates by the last analytical report OF
the Board of Health, published few days
ago, showing that while tea, coffee, cocoa
and milk are commonly adulterated, well
wster poisonously impure, ,Cochituate likely
to contain deleterious doses of lead from the
pipes through which it runs, and almost all
other unprohibited articles of food more or
less contaminated with dangerous addenda,
beer alone was found to he generally pure
and harmless. And the anti -prohibitionists
are accordingly Haunting their banners and
directing their bands to play.
The Morning herald., 1876-06-05
Oar Miniature Poster,

The Utica "Observer' promulgates SEN
ator Hamlin's idea of proper schedule Of
postal charges as follows: "He would have
a one-cent stamp for a circular, two-cent
stamp for sealed ettair, ten-cent stamp
Tor neWspapair, and a great big frank for
a senatair. Hump, Hamlin. rip and tear
10 for the triendless newspapair!''
Have you seen DeWolfs new stock of
piece goods' Call and examine.
The night editor of an Eastern journal
wrote the following head line to one of his
cable dispatches: "The British Lion Shak-
ing his Name He was unable to eat his
breakfast next morning, when he found the
printers version Of the matter staring him
in the face, thus "The British Skating in
Maine"
Go to Ryan's Centennial News Store, 607
Market street, for your base ball goods.
Five or six years ago we heard c. 5. Bell
lecture in Delaware on his scouting expert
ence; and while his discourse was as inter
esting and exciting as dime novel, his
hearers left the hall strongly impressed
with the belief that he could scout around
more truth without capturing handful of
It than any other man on the lecture plat
ioI III - lChsUulS neTdlu.
See double column advertisement for Can
ary's place OF business. His trunks and
clothing are the cheapest.
When is lady's dress like an unfortu-
nate bull fighter When it is gored And
when is it like partisan when it is
biased. And when is it like a topper >
When it is full. And when is it like the sails
Of a ship When it is trimmed. When is
it like season Of the year When it is
lent. When is it no longer fit for use AT
ter she had once worn it out.
A case Of discharges from the ear cured
BY Dr.. Hartley in 8 days.
All kinds Of furniture for sale at Adsir's.
Fourth and King streets.
An impecunious but ingenious tramp has
left the colOred population of GEORGETOWN
Texas, poor in pocket and sore in body by
| Initiating them, at two dollars and a half q
head. into "a lodge Of Free Masons." The
! principal part Of the ceremony, next to pay
ing the fee, consisted in tying the candidate
On table, face downward, and branding
him with hot poker.
Base Music.-To be aroused from swee
and delicious slumber by scat serenade, )
il on par with being annoyed in church By
the steady hacking and coughing of indi
yiduals who neglect to take DR.. Bull
Cough Syrup.
Prof. S. H. Lewis, the celebrated Chiropo
dist, from London England, was in our Cit,
al the Clayton House. The Prof. has ha(
fourteen years experiance IN the treatmen
of corns, bunioDs, inserted nails and othe
diseases of the feet, and all operations ar
performed without pain or drawing blood 0
the use of cosmetics, and the boot and sho
can be at once worn wilh ease and comfort
All who are afflicted should call on the Doc
tor at once at room So Clayton House. La
dies visited at their residences by appoint
ment
The Morning herald., 1876-06-05
THE CENTENNIAL on SUNDAY,

1t is not question so much of the
amount Of money that is lost by not open
ing the Exhibition buildings in Philadel-
phia on Sunday, as it is the privileges that
are denied to the working man. If it is ow-
ing to conscientious scruples about receiy-
ing money for admission upon the Sabbath,
it could be very easily overcome by ad-
mitting those who are too closely confined at
their labors during the week to attend,
free of charge. None but working men
need be admitted upon that day. Ip1po-
sition ssupon this forced charity from the
managers could be prevented by issuing
tickets of admission 10 the working classes
for that day, and to none but those who
came recommended from responsible par
ties: In this way no law of the Sabbath
would be violated, the amusement would
be no more hurtful to a moral standard
than Is done to the church member who
.ahes an afternoon stroll on the Sabbath
and view. the works of nature. We
would favor this proposition not to oppose
any law oi the Sabbath, for We respect the
ay and the holy purposes to which it i,
consecrated as much as any one. But We
speak for the working man and what i:
fair and right.
The Morning herald., 1876-06-05
THE DELEGATE ELECTION INWIL
MINGTON

Well, it is over, and we are satisfied
with the result. The election presented
some strange features, and one much to be
deplored. We present to our county
friends, fair picture, without exaggsra-
ton, of the way in which the three wards,
whose candidates are pledged to Col.
Whitley, were carried. In the first, car
ried by James A Plunkett by seven ma
jority, several Republicans, who voted at
the Republican nominating election of the
Saturday previous, again voted for Mr..
Plunkstt!. Numbers Of unknown va
grants, without residence, or qualification
also voted for him. The police paid by
the common taxation of every citizen,
clothed in the city's uniform, forgetful of
their saths Of office which limit and pre-
scribe their duty, were the active, untiring
canvassers of the Mayor. We make no
charge against any one, but state the fact.
We have during the dark days Of the
war, and since, increasingly denounced
official interference at the polls. The
Democracy have upheld, and taught, that
the presence of soldiers at the polls, was
treason to the Republic. In the light Of
this univers Il Democratic doctrine, what
is the proper name to give to the interter-
ence of our municipal soldiery-at pri-
mary election What We here say of the
police, as uniformed canyassers, in the first
applies to every one Of the ten wards Of
the city, and in cases where there was not
resident policeman, as in the eighth
ward-one was sent in 70 snperintsnd, dis
tribute tickets-and canvass. The old
fashioned Democracy Of the county, NAV
as well take warning, that commence
ment has been made to rule the party. bv
means of the police force OF this city, if the
Mayor chances to have their control. TIE
second ward was carried by pledged sup
porter Of Mr.. O'Byrne Peter L. Furry,
Esq, an upright and worthy citizen. The
third ward presented one Of the real curl
osities Of politics. The noisiest, and most
intense opponen, Of Mr.. UByrne was
our friend Daniel O'Neill-when We use
the term friend, We mean it--tha Incl
ting cause of Daniels vim, was Mr.
OByrne's active, and untiriug efforts ts
soothe the anger Of the supporter.
of his honored father, Squire ONeil!,
when he was idefsated or-as Daniel
Holds cheated of the nomination for
Mayor. We were favorable to his father.
nomination; but when Col. Whiteley won
we left no stone unturned to elect him
Mayor, and set our face against any bolt
coldness, or disorganization. Under like
circumstance, we would act again-as il
was right. 1t is certainly strange that Mr..
OByrne should be punished, for support
ing Col. Whiteley, and that the Colonel
on whose head, the vials of our friends
wrath was pored, should be benefited. Johr
Glatts, Esq, worthy citizen, and firm
supporter Of the Colonel was fairly elec.
ted in the Third Ward. The Fourth
Ward was carried by Lewis Paynter, ESQ. :.
The Morning herald., 1876-06-05

tinct from the general government, and at
the same time by their representatives in
Congress, helping to direct national affairs" !"
This movement especially recommends it.
self to the American people and press-and
deserves countenance and encouragement,
as it is of American origin.
The Morning herald., 1876-06-05

A paper has been in circulation, this week
in Middletown, for signatures, indorsing
the action Of the Centennial Commissioners
in closing the exhibition on Sunday, and
petitioning them to adhere to that deter
minalion. 1t was signed by large numbers
Of the best citizens of the place.
The Levy Court Of Kent county will
meet on Tuesday next.
The Morning herald., 1876-06-05
THE HERALD.

Fn1 MORNING HERALD Is published
every morning, (Sundays e2ceptedJ and
delivered in the city Of Wilmington and
surrounding places for six cents per week.
payable to the carriers. Mail subscriptions,
postage nee, three dollars per annum in
advance.
O'BYRNE BROS, Publishers.
No. 500 Shipley Street,
Wilmington Del.
, 1876-04-20

Tho following Instruments wcrc tiled for record
Wednesday, April -:
,,,,e ,t ,s.,Sms IT fsoSfnas: y S,ustse0ts Al,
1ss1loH #. With improvements. dated April ,o,
wes rclf + tsS II of csnss .ri '0'
2sxl23 Mo It, with olher property. dated
rSeny dsA i, Is asItGaai it. iii; '
pFysn. ~. u, III Il o stauaicn AZ.
y's, 4, dated Arrl 49,. ...........,....... $500
s',!s.ntse y; 27s e Of 5auo st, nef, Is. ..,
1r,ins lasae, 2;t o-lt Il a of M.rri.on.st~i. Miii
szla CID Il, dated April 7.........,....... 7ooo
x1-iH T. date. april 1o.ooo
:!sls5 &, dated June a, ls7s.....,......... 1.7;o
jackson 1t, ITO II " Of 1aSalo st. If, 80 It rim
ming tu Quincy 81, duted April Is jJohn A1A-
Eon Loouia to Jaues T.. Loofn!s} .......... :3,f47
Wielan.l M = It, Alf ~ Of North ~. wi. asax
w.ss E:,a IT, % aor of Ei::iet i, I. iiy
1ox,2a f}-1n {. dated April u. .......-.. 1850
s9atn y wa;st .,s IT. 1 Of 1sa'e st. 2oF NJ,
Arnold Il. ii e Taiity.i. Il, I. :i1 ''
Arnold i. ses i Il Th'rtyafih St, oi 9il1 ''0
wrst 1sa aasns spd 4, i ii q 1aeo. ii: t. sii 's'
II; II, With building. date.t Arr,l 14........ 1000
Iwsn;yrsI s6n ,.n = 4ne 1esner Of fhk IT. faot
Kraner d. 10 4 Of jeei.on st. a I, ss:s;i '"
II, with buildings. dated Asril 6,7oo
West Monroe St, i1X II Y nj Winchester It, n
T. 24xl25 #, dated April l1a..............,, 10. 1900
NORTH w CITY I1X1rs WITHIN nApius oy A1LrA
or Cou1f-s1uURN
dated ApE1i il5.....................,,, asou
souTu oY CITY L1a11a WITHIN nApiua oY siltrg or
DeKtar AZ. aRt Il. " Of wailaoo st, 81, 7txl2ln,
rer:y.snirsl g. ioo Of William It. T. 81 '''
rarty .ecand i. 81 # o"f Wailace st, I, 5i u"
12a II, dated Aprtl 10. Observation-Disclosures. 600
, 1876-04-20
LIVE STOCK,
F$7FfFE ~

cATTLE-Thc surroundings Of tho market ware
quito ~ unfasDrab!o tho two preceding DAYS Of
tic week, consequently there ito substantial I'M
rrovcmout In tho lc1unnd or In priccs. At least
thEco times ~ tnany cattle wers Hao theru wAo
any legitimate donland for scarcely moro il,nr =
third Of tho otcnngs finding buyers. That baing
tho case, hofderB nlndo effort 10 regain tho
ground Iost at uo beginning os tho woex,
being only too GLAD Of m pnpOttuuity
To realize Ut tho reduced prices, AZ tho East na well
As hero there fa an oTcrhupply, aud prices at
pont Which feavea margin altogether loo insignia.
cant 70 Influence oil active shipping movement. mud
that there was anything resembling nct'yity yesterday
waa ttuo to anticipated favorable rpacton In tho
markets below rather than to any profits attn sight,
Individual purchases wetc light,-unnsually so-bnt
tiers was numerous attendance Of buyers, nut Ia
tbs aggregate como 1900 cattle changed hands Tho
range OF prices waa $26oa1.6o, with tic bulk Of tho
transfers ns $3.o0@38j for butchers auH, 1t $35oa
400 for atockcrs AMI feeaora, md ht oN54g3 for
far to good, fa smooth shipping steers. Bulia sold
At f25oG s375,-pr!ucipa1ly At 0dGsJi0 for ordinary
to good grades There wns Eonc den.ani for sprlnR-
crs Ut s:D.oN64o.00 For head. Tho lnaskst closed
weak, with tho sarls full Of ussod catte.
Chnice DeeYcs-F9no. fat, welt-for1ned3 ye&r
t. ,s year old steers, weighing 1861 to
Good seeis, wosh.
tnG 1aoo to LOO 4.Ao@s.7s
Medium 1rndes-steers iu fair lcsl,, weigh
inE 100 70 ao 4.1s@4.Ao
Hutchcrh' Stoek-Poor to fair Htecrs, aul
conlman To choice coEs for city daughter,
~ welelaE so9 70 i.lSo s;;............:. u a.so@Aoo
70 $50 IT,: ::.....:..::.... -. ........ l75&lo0
stays, butts. and sca1awue steers. 2.soa3.7b
, 1876-04-20

NEW lDHN.
Nkw Yon1, April 1o.-DkEyEs -l.ecepts. 23qn.
sgainat ne rame time !Ast weck; market irrcgi.
~ generally dull! about sondays prices. ranging
iosda oi tt stee.s, i.4ss hs ifHe a'''s car
sHEE1-ReceiAs, 1900, making $3.50 for Two dnys,
with moderate b,1slncas; 04asIc foF orIipary tn
ss!ety prlms annlorn Bleep S@oo for fair to prlno
kw,sg-ltere.s for two days. o,a5o, against 1920 Mt
Friday. 0'''~S ''''
EAHr LIBERTY.
vi a1sT L1nEMTr Anri! !la.-CATrLERcectrta today,
Gs9 Head, or 1T cars Of through aud cara Of yard
sto9k. and for two .taya 2as6 hesd 20 trae cause,
10 h,1'iyst.; three toutLa of ,hs catt!o han yeti
htst held at $dc0 medium 10 good s. cot,.
mon to fair s,s0a.so; onlls, *aoo@4.oo: stockors
Iloos-Nccepts, Lao hcaa, and for two tl.ys psat
as7s hcad Workers.. s7.G5@7.so phi.adephias. as 10
sntFr-Eoce!nts 1910 head, md for two days TO-.
loo; selling at $f.oo5e.23.
nALTts1onE.
nAtT1MoRz. April 19.-CArELE-1arkos AniI; prices
HaAn lowcei very best, $50ltaa.OU; NrHt tliaity,
si1hSaoo: medium Or good fair quality. slOos
ordinary thin steers, oxen and onws s. most
lloos-palf nd hoayy; presa tux S iosst IT,; ran8o
sleGo@i1s s1fe =! few selling At The latter figure;
a725 sheared, ooaso5; anps ii fatr dsmsua tipt At
$3,0o9s5.oo; recclpsn, 2,34a
nu,rAho NJ " Anil @afsH1o, IsIo.,1n,-n.eo,0,, 7e,.
total for tho veck, s,&o: market duh; only Is csrs
sola number Of lots Of good cattlo will be shipped
East; prices 20 III.
B,tnEr AND T.AMDs-necc!ps, 6oo; Total for tho
VI Sss1 % msrket cao little more aetve and unchaus
lfods-ltecepls, LOO: total for tho week, 1900
marKes moderately &C orlye Yorkerf, s1.7uGs7.v0;
ST, LOUIS,
. Vt. LoC1s, April l19.-lIo0s-Steady and Unclaimed:
light ah!pping $7.1Na73o; Workers. nnt bacon, $7,2s
d @I.t9: butchers, $140S7.7D; Iiatmeres, t7,bUa7T5
cArrtE-Wcsk. dull. and lower to SUI little dtupo.
t!tioa to buy, sud ouly local tratlc.
CINCISNATl.
CINCINNATI, Aprit 19.-Hoae-Qutct aud etea.Iy:
common to good light, 61@7ka; faIr 10 medium
heavy s7.eN9a01; few extra butchers, 49.lUls8,90:
receipts, H121b elllpmeu{s. LEG
, 1876-04-20

Withlra~n from store on Tuosday for city con-
enmpsson: 7,2as bu wheat t27 bu corn l1oo bu oats
.,757 bu harley.
Tho following ge1in WA inHpected Into store On
IaeHday and Wednesday, mornings: ! car No, l
"iso winter wheat, % No. N, ". wheat Il caru
No. n. ". do, 81 ca1a No. 3spruR, - cars No. do.
caFs rejected d. car grade c}1 wleat); ~ c.sH
h1ahmxed corn, lh7 No. do, II cars and TO- 0Qo
bu now mixed do. n and 5,C00 bu rcJectci DO l
car no grade do Q cotn); 10 cnr. ~Ate oats u cara
And 2,so0 bu No. do 10 oArI rp}ccted do, ! car
No grado do tG9 oats,; carh No. rye; cars No. =
barley. Total t157 e4>, 10000 bu Inspected ont
loi,7 bu wheat 2.0ia bu corn, 1854 u osts .162
bu rye, aud s,35o bu barky.
HILL frsghts wcre quoted loHer. On the toEta OF soa
per loo hs for grain to New York. COO psr br for doue
to do, aud 35o per 1ou fbs for other fousth.clasy
freight.
Lase frc'Ghts wcso quiet md unchanged. Al axo for
corn to Buffalo.
Adviea from Minnesota indicate that wleatssediuu
IL IN progress all through that atae II IL nearly I'm
'shed III tho whole vast Of MAnk1tn, and with
continuance OF ane woRthcr abut al tin wheat soyte
" tho bt4te will hayo becn dono by next Runday.
anh psonnes wall fnr The ne1t crop-eo far a. that
nAte IL eonoesned Ths fran the wtntar- whcat
Fea'one' ~ given in THE TRIBUNE Ut ye1tertay. In
'osJ favorable, Gu tho wloia
o'sse lunniellas RYs the following - the esu.
w
, 1876-04-20

hptstal DtspateA to FAs Caie4go Tribune,
NV YoAk, April ly.--uaAlH-Wheat Market dull In
tbs absence Of shipping demaud; No. Milwaukee
about ~ lower. Quotations: No. 2 Milwaukee ad9at
sl28H; No. Chicago, tl,23Al.2t; No. ) Milwaukee.
$l.1g3l.la; No. Hhsboygtn ans load sold 1t Slsd;
stnter rs tud atubsr, 9l.ls0l.4s vhits. $as@l %:
No. Milwaukee, 3l.S6; mafkot closes quict aud With.
out much inquiry. Barley aud matt dull and ufee,s;
Canada No. lay, $los; No. bay hel II 3lls. Corn
-Aasast lsls to"sr: no srads' toHo; white leid At
Hot tni1ed Western. 7o07lp; JessJ and penp,,ysna
yellow, 7sc; April. ini1ed 67o for 5000 aud 90 FOR
s,ooo bu; Nsy, oaNc. Oats-atarkst about w on Anal
inactive: goot to choice mixed stats, $4,000; Now
T9sk No. =, e fs1f 70 choice vhis c4tsfp. tStas1a
, 1876-04-20

Long and short clears d. 1870 cash. anl iaNu seller
May. hoxct!; green hams, ii l7l!5c; swret ptrkm1
do, l2Has11hc; cumherlanda 1t!ial3c, cAsh or ael-
Or April; long-cat hams, l3alJrc, boxcd; tacua
humB. 1A21sa
tiFEARE.-Was 1l1!ct at G1E9ac.
atl0o for me.a, s1l.5oGs12.0u io, extra mos, aud
$.1.5Htd 24c0 fnr i.a.na.
TAlLow-Nha 1u0ted at sSt38Ec.
, 1876-04-20

FoREl0k MARKETS.,
9rttftl Dfspuith ia Ths CncaQo TtiSune.
L1vEaPooL. April 19-11 =. m.-FLuua-No. 1.
c4s; No. 2, 2oa.
Observation-Disclosures, No. !, 1oa; No. 2, es all:
spring, No. l. 9s ID: Nc. q es; white, No. j. l0s Id
No. 2 0s ID: club No. l. 1os 81; NO. J. los 3d. Corn
No. l, 2os Cd: No. ., ees 3d.
fRoy1sioNe-rork, H7s. Lard, bas. $
LIVERPOOL, April 19-Latoat,-Cor9os-QuIc but
soa!y G3i3du; sales, 5000 hales including ZOO for
Ejaculation and export anil t.7oo American.
HhEApEEurFA-~CahtoEnta whtto vhoat average. %
9dt9i0s ID; 10 club, 1Os adf5t0a I'd; red Western
apsng No. Ito N I, 5s@os I'd; winter red Western
No. Ia No. !. o. d@l0s. Flour-Westorn canal, 2aa
sts. corn-New Western mixed, 2cs 3da2es 9d; old
Western mixed, 19s Dlss-Amcrtcau SsQaas id, Bar.
rloy-Anlertcan, ~ Cd. psas-Canadtan, asQass ID.
otovEn 8EgD-Amorican, G3@SG9s.
FhovssloHs-Finio 1uess pork, 87s. Primo ucas beef
8Ss. Lard-AmoElcau, 6as Gl. Chpese-Fine Amcrt.
can 2s 6a- DacoI-Loug clear. 6ls ID; short clear,
tss "a.
TALLow-FiDc American, 4la 6d.
PE7AoLEux-sp'ri's. 9s; roapv,i lis sd@l2s.
LtsaeHo O,L-23a cd.
IlRalA-Oomnon, II 1d +: pnle, I'D,
sPtl1rrs TuurEa71Hg-24s ID,
LONDON. April 19.-Tho amount Of bullion that has
gono inso tho uank OF England On baauco TO- -iay Ia
111e,eoo. 1t Ia tho genetI opinion that thc hunk
fso of discount will bs lowered tomorrow. Tate OF
discounts IN open market for tAEee months bills
TX. besna N below the 1lank Of England rata.
CoNsnta--Monay and account, ps 16-1s.
AAxAtpAH HrcuHtE1Es-'GJs, lG}I: e1q 1estf.
1o-4oa, LOG; now Is. loix; Now York Contpl. lo3;
Eric, laX: rteferred. 10.
RxFINRp PETnoLkvu--1na d.
COMMON HKsIr-is vJ&is,
ar1R1Ts TtNrEhTME-21s odGaNs.
FHAakFonr, April 1a-UArrEo sTArsa 1pgps-Ksv
"a, l0lA.
fAa1s, April 19.-nxs1cs-cet s7xe.
NEW YORK pRY.0ooD8 MARKET,
Nx~ YORK, April l9.-DnRniess was fatF with do.
nostio oomniAslon houses anI dull With inportsrs,
and fairly active With jabbcra. Drown aud heaohol
eotannA, dyed ducks aud cnyota wsro In fair demand
"hlts ground fancy. anu shifting prtnss wxre In fair
Fe1neat. BtmEson'B, Albion, aud Gloucester mour1-
Ing prints WeFo rulucsd NC. Wooiena we're In mod.
tsatsd demand.
CLEVELAND PETROLEUM MARKET,
ULssELAhDt o.. April 10.-petroeum steady snd
dornaud good for h. scason OF tls year, Wc quota .
decne OF 10 all around from ltat quotations: stand.
Ard ITO test, lie; puro uhlta $50 test 17o caslos
eash.
BOSTON WOOL MARKET
HosroSt April l1.-No improvement In WOOL very
oall aut unaattsfaceory; manufacturers concudu
prteea u'Et rule low this season; Xxx Ohio and Pam.
syvana, ta9tao; WisconAln aud 1lichIgsn tseco. 81
9aoo; pulled 'dul. super aud <. 2s3.so; super, ~
Gasc.
PlrTsBuRo PETROLEUM MARKET,
PIrTspuRd. H., April lp.-l'GrAoL1uM-Crudo
quiet; e4.oSs1o1N At rArkers. Refined duli 1870
PlilAdalphls delivery.
, 1876-04-20
MARlNEs
PORT or Oh

PORT OF CHICAGO. APRIL to+
ARaIyEo--stmF Corona, a. Jos, sundfisi teai
Mary McYea, Grand HAvsnAlumbsE; sehr Ne1Etns.
NulkcgoD, lumber; sehs q ah1n. Grand Haven, uIa'
, 1876-04-20

The following we're tho reccipta snd ahfpmcnta Of
the cadinE nriclos Of rroducc tn this city 1rua tho
twenty-sour hours ending At O'Clock on Wednesday
morning:
, 1876-04-20

letter from prominent grain nurc!lsnt ar.nn,.
pnuytng Qe ahoYe statement refers b, N. ,ook :.
wAeat Al beln8 tho heavtest eYes held In r,vorn,I
which, With also large stocks Vt hoar Riyos rst NV,
kets, With pr1ces eandfng lower. hut ths bulk Of the
stock Of wheat u California md Egyptian and low rcd
wheata. Flna Epd Ia very seAroe lu l.tyerpuoL .us
American No, spring 10 In very amail ooaiaes. md
worth Apr'l o. " ID per 100 ns. California waoat wa
selling At tho same proa which sufficiently shows ,hs
Eclaso stock1 ~ California ought to lo II learyr
than spring. Strong whaat il moat wsutel by n,eFs
aud old American spring, OF ono now ia, will likely b.
tho dearest, ~ mllers must havo them for strength
Ths situation in tour Ia ubout tho ssno - Ia wheAt
there being fair demand for suitable spring c1t1aa
There WAS report On Change yesterday 70 the Of
feet that the temperature Ia the Straits wa4 G7 degrees
TLiA could scarcalj bs trus Yesterday morning thu
msFcufJ 1t ApenA and Escanaba stood A& about 81 de-
grses, or > llttio below ths ffeextnx-p,int
WA reported yesserday tall tho way from 81,
oula> that 100 cartUada OF wheat lie hasng shipped
from Toronto Canada, to New York City. We ars not
awAto that Tho news received direct confirmation,
lilo 1ealtnE produce markets wose Runefsl!y lower
9estofaay, hut without decided xeatness, except tn
provisions. There wa more property offered fqs ssle
1hc'aalnK tho rcotipts Ut two days tho spction Of
AaAaaS harank been hcnored by an sdjousumcnt Of
tns board Of Ttade we'll tbs suspension ve buxi.
aess IN mAny other Of the markets. Tia weather ysx
u8o ae III tue morning, and that tended to weakness
~ *peenas ~ Tie advlces from Lyuzpool and
hoders. ~
joDbeFs Of dry goods were unusually busv tbs c,o-
1nx up Of their 4o1es Tuesday On account Of ths H..
ton throwing = two days buslnosx into ono In al
Iepsrtments OF tic market there VA genuine .ar,tv
and largs quantity Of goods was uoyad ont f.r',.
cars also hsd An active day OF IL. Orders NJ. unx
coming IN from Ill sse&ons ot tLs intsrtos, md tha