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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-21
Rev York Stock and Money Market.
LATRsr MONETARY.
q

NHW IOhhs mhCn ~
Money closed easy at BOA per cent
Prime mercantile paper sac per cent
Sterling exchange dull and steady at 4seh@
as9k.
Gold opened at ll4,. and closed at max.
Clearings at tho Gold Exchange si5, 600.
custom receipts, $4,000.
Treasury disbursements, $4,000.
Governments dull and lower.
State bonds quiet and steady.
Railroad bonds active, and in some cases
lower.
Stocks dull ana in the main weak, with a few
exceptions. The fluctuations were slight. Pa
clhc Mail was the feature, declining IL per
cent.
The Bank OF the State OF New York was to-
day paying certified checks TO depositors whose
books had been balanced.
The transactions In stocks to-day aggregated
5000 shares. The principal dealings were as
follows:
lirie, $3.50 Lake Shore, 1850; Northwest
ern, 5000; do. preferred 1900 Pacific Mail, 49,.
$50; st. Paul. $500 do. preferred, 1900; West
ern Union, 2O,ito.
Gold closed at 1i4s@ll4h.
Money closed at 0.
Governments dull and lower.
State bonds quiet and steady.
Stocks closed dull and weak.
The following are the closing quotations
Where blanks occur there were no bids.l
Y. $. Gs 81 reg"..iNaI IN. j. Central. go. .1o6x
u. s. 6S 81 coup. ..122x Rock Island. .1l0x
Y. s. 5-2os Q! coup. Mi. & St. PAUL.. AK
u. s. 5.20s 65 neville r. W. & W......... az
u S. 5-2Ss 'Ss. ,....i2S Fort Wayne 1915
Y. s. IS new. .ils,s Alton and Terre "
Y. ). 10-40s reg. ...11S Uaute...-....... ~
Currency Is. 1857: Chicago & Alton: ,ota
psawsas ana mud Ohio SG Mss,s 5ss's az
Mariposa, .....,.., DEL, Lack. & West. l19A
do pref. a. az. Tel....... 10
eonsolidated Coal. ssss 4. AZ 4 p pref...... "a
Cumberland. ~. 80 Boston, Hartford &
Western Union Toll Erie. ...........
egrapn.. ........ 6Ia4 Y. Z. indiana
QUICKSILVER ........ IN Central. ....... ~
Pacific Mail PREF. isss Il St. jo-
Dea.on wafer row ce seRa Pacc. i "
Adams Express, .1osk Union Pacific. .lo4N
American 1 NH K {. G Es 500 Sinking iunds. Sos
press. ........... 63H Tennessee 6s..... AN
New yvSI York Central DO. new.... q
and H. X. R.....1l3 Missouri 6s ....... l03H
Erle......... ...... ~ MISS ...........
do pref...... SO 81. Joseph. .......l o9H
Harlem -. ....... 140 La. 6s............ a.
do pref. LIB La. 6s new. 80. a
Michigan Central. Ga Leyee 6s. ..........
Panama ........... l33 DO. 6's.........
Union Pacific...... IS Ala. ss.....
Lake Shore & Mich do. 5's.... .....
igan Southern. :. 6411 Ca 6's. ..... .... 95
Illinois Central. .l02H do 7s....... -.
Cleveland Pitts Special Tax .......
burg............. 9IE North Carolina IS. In
Chicago North do new
western. ........ 42X South Carolina IS. s6x
do pref-.... 6lxl do new
Cleveland, Colum- Exchange long. .4sI
bus & Gin. ..... co do short. 49ox
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Weather Probabilities.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OPFICBR.}
WASHINGTON March 2l.-1 q. m.
For New England, rain and srow, with
rising temperature, falling barometer and
dangerous easterly to southerly winds.
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Great Fire in Charleston.
CHARLESTON, S. c., Mar

CHARLESTON, s. c., March 90
A fire broke out at o'clock this morn
ing at the corner of King street and Roye
alley. There was no water in the neigh
borhood, and the wind blew gale from
the southeast. The whole block from Co.
lumbus to Line street, on the east and west
sides of King street, was soon destroyed.
About Z o'clock the fire crossed Line street,
sparks and ashes being carried by the gale
three-quarters of mile up the King street
road. Houses, fences and farms along the
road were burned There were heart
rending scenes on the streets, and bands of
negro robbers sacking every house in which
they could gain admittance. Late in the
morning Mayor Cunningham took conf
mand, and some order was restored. Hun
dreds of persons are homeless and penni-
less. The loss is at least 100000. Very
little insurance is reported. At 10 o'clock
the fire was still raging.
LATER.
1880 A. M.--The fire burned itself out.
The boundaries of the burned district are !;
on the south Columbus street and Rogers
alley; on the north the race course on the
east the South Carolina railroad, and on
the west st. Phillips and Percy streets.
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HAoKMETAoK" new and delightful
perfume sold by the above dealers, else
where by dealers generally. d&w1y
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John Cain, agent of the Vermont mu-
tual and other companies. office under
the town hall. d&w
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AT BELLOWS FALLS.

nj DELiONO fhllS.
Notwithstanding the severe storm
Friday, st. Patrick's day was observed by
the Catholics of Bellows Falls by more
than usual display. The st. Patricks total
abstinence society, comprising 40 men,
bers in this village, with delegations from
surrounding towns, made highly credita-
bic appearance in procession. In the even
ing they had addresses and banquet at
Union hall. There are but two of these
societies in Vermont; the other is located
at st. Adams.
AT GREEN ISLAND, N. Y.
Rev. Father Swift delivered an excellent
lecture in ST. Joseph's church, Green
Island, Friday evening, on the subject,
"What il costs lrishmeu to be Catholics"
AT TROY.
At Troy, N. Y, the friendly sons of St.
Patrick sat down to banquet at the Amer
lean house. A welcome address and senti-
ments were announced. After dinner
speeches were made by Rev. J. j. Swift,
A. g.. johnson, esq, Hon. Roswell A
Parmenter, Rev. Peter Havermans of
Troy, d. 9. Keefe of Glens Falls, Hon.
Thomas B. Carroll, Hon. Edward Murphy,
Rev. William Connolly, Thomas McManus,
W., f. Kesselburg of the Troy Times, and
and Rev. NJ. j. Hughes.
AT NORTHAMPTON, MASS.
The town had considerable st. Patrick,
despite the storm The morning parade,
headed by the village brass band, began at
the Father Mathew society's hall, extended
to the hall of the st. Jean Baptiste society,
then to the church, where all knelt and re-
ne we'd their temperance pledge, and finally
to Father Barry's house. There were 40
men in line, and they are rather proud of
having carried through the only parade of
the region. In the evening the Hibernians
gave a literary and dramatic entertainment
in Maloney's hall. Several adorers of st.
Patrick celebrated the day, as is always
the case, by buying passage tickets to bring
friends over from the other side.
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DEPORT OF THE CONDITION OF

z
Il y The Baxter National Bank, at Rutland in
the state OF Vermont, at the close OF business
March 10th, 1915
, 1876-06-01

SHEEraThc snnriy vra Hr,a1l: AM. With good local
SSs ses4s VIZ 1r .tss M hs9 at9
5ss 5ss sas sa fsst sss; = ii ii 6 and
SSw Yong. Nay -1ter<,-Ececinte. p 7ea against
:!ss;S Z S i SSo 'S ( T. L: /; &c;
st'ss vat S:'S 5s:. t.: TO x
sos e9t ss sa,sa 81 tsppa pssi
ssr :t9E &C. esads e. Ss
safnfsd. ioa ~ exs esr lSo =: sli1u. ~ '' 0''''
9sS sy g6ssssns a IS tsls fsf f
asnan: ~ Ra.te,sn = sysI; % hsna. saa Insncs
:S s:Ss?' ;ss' ssoS SSs'sg'E s''sSs; s5s ss
81 f. ;sy 50 head Workers.
nl ,'ec!a 6 s! s5ss5.o5; Kansaa. s5o@s5.i is; Mis
az 10 stks %
saS s,s: a.: sss
asNS 'ows5 ssty b9s1 .ns.iIa az
4MJt 1s*17tct uu'uMIy knlH aleeF$. nxen, n1G cow
lt4Ha. '-"' '''
N"g'-pull: ptccs lower; closing dun md weak With
p2c8,
ssss sss @ e yfaS 9Eft' II. syS5
1T. LOUIS,
1T. LOUIS. May yBa.-I{ogs-Utterty dcmoraEeI, SOSa
ebs 1oHcr; extreme range for all Kra S. 15as Sd
,Csiait-Aetys nril, and hxhers good To chuIce
LEY; psny stser, s4GSA a7t; medium to choisa
g. 1894. 85 ctl1n to fnlr through Fe1ans b. Y7l65i
ATS; good to choics 81. 3c4b4, u.
.. CINCINNATI.
CtNotHHAT7, Msy 9l.--Nops-DuI and lower, fair ia
good light =: 3aaao fair to good huayy, &5 151
$50, eseGptA 1,Cu4s sh!pmOMtA, i,SJ3.
, 1876-06-01
MARINE.
CHICAGO.


Ann1vEn-Schr ]. Kildeshousc, Cleveland, coal
Fchr G, II. johnson. Eacanaba, iron orc; ecNr Ida
Keith, Cleveland, coal; schr Dolphin, Pontwaser;
lumber; schr G. N. johnson, I4ud!aGton, lumber;
stir Cotona, st, Joe, DundrIes; schE W. H.
Rounds, Cleveland, coal: scow J. n Hill, Minnie.
tee, lumber; schr Lady Mcdonald, Ktncardtne,
salt; stsur Chicago, Mnn,towoc, suntidcs; schr G.
basher. atnskegca, lumber; schF harinss, Man!s-
tee. lumher; stmr Alpona Muskcgon, auudtles
schF j. c, King, Saginaw, salt anl lumber
prop q. r. Heath, Baugatuek, sundrles; schr
Souvenir, Michigan City, light; prop sky|ark,
Michigan City, light; schr Iews Day, Chobuyxan,
ceuaf Inetsi heoW Mermaid, Grand Haven, lum-
Der; scht Melslnh, Auskey0n, lumber; schr L, A.
Law. Er!e, coal; prop New Era, Grand llayen,
schr Mar Amanda, Muskegon. lumher; prop lsoa-
atuck, wood; scAr Golden Itulo. Cedar lifyer c4-
aar pnsts; schr j. 4: Holmes, ludtngton, lumber;
scht Dcilo Brown, h1auistcs, tamner.
CLyAnANcks-rson Skylark. Michigan City,
03 oas sloue; stn,r Chicago, Manltowoo, rs la!la
green hides and sundrss; stmr Corons, St. Joe.
sass Masat :es. ss Nofe .ehr s Rsn~aes %ssh a.
lualo, Di: u. is Ia whvas scar seassnjf, ..t,
prop Montgomery. Port Huron, I'll. 7,as bu corn,
), unu bElA f1oNr, 10 brla 0at .mea batas broom.
corn, and sundscs; stulr A,penn, htu4kcgon, ~
h1!s Gour and sunlties; prop g. !. Heath, sanga'
Manistcc, q pkga suudslcs; schr !: nean. r., !,
Michigan CITY Is c,. stoue; prup Gtt{ nf New
York. OElcnaburE. 8, 20t bu corn, LOO b1ls Hour,
and sunuEles.
, 1876-06-01

hfw foRx. May al.-Lutton-F1rm held higher;
slee; futures barely steady; June. la412 7s!c
JalY u ll.331t2Sci. August. n l3.31G4i1 ll.l1e;
heptember i's2cs October, 1sIsl3 bsac, November.
~ l'9sl3 l-ltci December. u l.a1sla l.luc; Janu-
ary. u b-a2dsla 3-lsc; February. II p.91413 bIuet
March. II Tide; April. II hsl9 s-,sc.
Ftouf-AecctptA 73.uu brlss moderate export md
Aome trade demand, No. p $s,ooa3. 50; super Bta.s
ana "esseFn, a. lo<".hos common 10 good extza.
2a good 10 choce 81. 2s4t5, rs; white wheat
extra ts.sos77s, extra Ohio. t5.o3g7.uo; b.
Louls w. oo4o o.; M!nnesota patent procesa 90. Is
&1M !tJn -four atcalY; IT. 7a6t3,2o,
tnrn A<at-Mute att!fc; Western, $2 9R73, rs
Lralt-Whrat-ltrCelpti 1aG AD bu; tuli SUD hcaYYt
closing Will llte ,HOr0 1laosltIon "a realize, No.
srt!aE, ~ 9ess1a!i whts blchvatt q arrive. si.43;
anEsa4td sprinx. OI1i 20; NJ. Milwaukee, 81. 91
III ..r d.; Si.i5; Mo Chicago .nIg, *l 1s ~.
Wy:,vp, s:sSse; CsnsAa III }s,ua Sst harsy-ssssnet
aul inalt au!l md unchanged. Curu-lsmthd Actlvs;
ffe*ins ~ ~ bu; MlxsIno sra4r. a4ci ~ " 4an
a3us ~ sitAlcr. t7tta7tfc 1u graded. 44s34c;
western mta ed ungradrl, a4ttsi oId WtdteTn
and Yellow steamer. eoc Oatl unchanged; receipts,
Xdp-4u!ak aad unchanged.
HGps-HtGALY Andubehnpged. ..
HF6c<i9-Eo9Ee dull and numfnhlt lilo cRrEots, liza
ltc u xo4 1ohblux. ia IN Ia 9nlI sugar gast bnt
scadyi fair to good refining, 7Ht73fe; prlluu, gs;
scauId unchanged. Mulassrx quiut, but kteaty.
, 1876-06-01
REAL ESTATE.
The following Instruments were fled fos record
Wednesday, May III: .......

The following Instruments were fled fos record
Wednesday, Mny:a1: .
r!ry PROPERTY. ..5
Cnttfs It s1N # 2 Of West Ohio St, + 25xlto
lakr & s.s rsfs IVY w Il II of Il;
I. :Nlx,D LII H. Iate! May ay17...,.....,..... $500
DrtlIn 1t, t1B # 6 Of Oakley av, 1t. 4Ax1UU It,
dated July ~. 1874 500
Tsylur 1t, ii ror Of Oakley IT A. I. 4axlWft,
With sthes property dated MNy 3o............ l2pto
WI ~ 81. iutlx ,J, IT, dated hug "a. is11... o474
Van i!urcn 4, Q cor Western Ay, {, G1'4xlMl
Laiiehtan IT. fea Ii " of .isocIwr,i It. with
hsnse. 81 2+x11t q, ia,cd hfny 37........:. i.+W
Gc9Fgr A. tait or Carpenter It. n T. 2"sl'5 W.,
Iss.ts i ~ tas ii Thfiy:dt:t.t, i aaxa'
Als,nner %nis IL; II sas 5 ii Il Wentworth av.
@1xt7 II. dated htay y24.................:.:. LOO
Il, dated May So " 'n'" 1.uUo
jones It., n e cor of Thirty second st. " T. 27x ,
12b II, thtcl May CO. 0.......,.,....,......... ~.
NORTH or CtTr LIMITS WITHIN hArits OF s&SKH
MuEs oF TttE 1nGMT.fotsEs ,o
North Clnfk u. cor Uf Frederick A. e !. lux NV,
.Ki It, dated Mny .....teI5,nu
sOUTlE Oy CITY LIMITS %tflftK RADIUS W t3sk"
NILES or THE CnrNIEpr 81.
LoornIB At, \ " cut Stxtlctl II, q I, 4ax11lffS+
sixtv.Hfst It, n Il II 1ou,oIs Il, 8 +. assl2s -.
kcnw"o, " cMst. ,as nix 81 foftyscventh H.
+, aE1i22 #, dated Mny NJ. l3,0oo
WentwUrfI1 av. c71 It Il Ut Fftittt Al. c {. 75x
ia n, daErh April ~ e.....:.............." 3.nno
, 1876-06-01

EY TELEGRAPH,

10 Hs WtSIsFH AStoctQfed 1f<&f
NEW York, May 3l.-(1old opc ned and closed at
l1aa;. With sales In the Interim nt l11Ell12H.
Cnrryins raica wsro to > and TAT for borrowing
Govcrnrnents ateatly.
1sailroad bonas wrrc quIet, with fractional de-
cline In Pae!acs, Northwestern, and lso:k lslanti
scyena.
Stats securities were dull.
Stocks werc rather Irregular at tho opening, bnt
At the elose were as and the highest prices OF tho
day weto made. with Lake Shore, Western unlon,
Erie. racsdc Mall. and Michigan Ccu,ral as The
1eatnreu Granger stocks wcre more prominent,
especially st.. faula, which advanced on
cIac Mall Co,npany elected the follow.
ing JI.ectosB: Charles g. F,nnk)yn,
lienly Hart, Samuel e. Thnn,psun, Charleg Ii.
Mount Andrew Boarrlsnan, EdwardA. t}uintard,
IhoMls J. Owen, Jr, Charles u. Miller, NM NIL.
lam !. Clyde. III, Clyde viii b. President. Yhc New
nuFk Geut!al Inns reduced passenger fareu 81 from
Nottan to tl6 West, and this has tctn followed BY
e siit'llar reduction from New Yusk by the Erts
Company. The fcpnrts OF thu Ellc Company for
March VI, OF 91s0: WI. Transactions At tho Stuck
&r1e lae!ac Null. Ii 00O Western unio1l, u, COO
r. 1 rani, :. 600 Etie, ". 000 Lake shorr, aud
6, 900 Michigan Central.
Money ~, more active, 2.i05; primo mercantile
Custom .scsipts, $500, 600.
The Assistant IrcusuEcf dlaburscd $l70, 600,
ClcA!ings. $40, UUO Uuu.
eh,pn,Huts NJ specie to- day, $500, DOO
Stotlins gulat; 10 days. AS; demand, 400.
, 1876-06-01

Lake frrfghta were moderately ncttve, and hrmcr,
Al ahont e'ic for com and .s&c for WHEAT to Ruf
falo, with sic askcd ins corn 10 Kingston. Klil
fretEhts were qnfet Mt nomlnally unchanged raies.
agents asking 200 To Eow York, isc 10 philadcl.
rhia, 17hc 10 baltimore, and BIC 10 1'oston. per
100 lbs. Through rates by lake and rail- wcrc
quoted at l0c for corn and 1lo for whent 70 New
York. and f:'c on corn 10 boston. FrtI.:,t cDca"c.
ucnts were reported for 100. 600 bu WHEAT. 24o =
o00 bn corn, aud H2, 900 bu oata.
nRtTEsM 1a.ponTs.
The following statement shows the exports Of the
principal artiolca Of British and Irish produte and
manufactures from Grent Britain anu Ireland to
tie United asatea during the four months ended
April 30, 1870, compared With the corresponding
Int
, 1876-06-01
MISCELLANEOUS.

~bbo AMI &HNa.
Cargo rates Of insurance are Csc To Dpf5alo. 45.
to Kingston, and Coo to Montrcnl :, The scoy 81,
Charles, which went ashore last Thnrslay at s1steI
1stand Ind not been released at lnat accounts, aI
though IN effort hns been made to get her on -,
The schr Hover. recently launched ut Manftowoc,
was measured last Friday at that place and shows
tonnage Of 2, ao7. She Ia "a feet long. Il feet
md inches In width, md 3 feot inches dccp....
During the past few week. the Grand Trunk Rail.
road has cartercd eighteen sailing vcs4eis to carry
grain from Portland to Cork for orders at rutrs
5Ha,nsng T., from an In a ,! to 5s Cd forgtaln. q
equal to 760 900 bushels Of whent. .TEa C}cye. "
land Leader M 3f Tuesslny says: "a gentleman who
ssssa fSc IN ts 4, ;y Eessd9y ffo se
c1ee, and that In ali probability they viii shortly
Etda~ e ef ssa 1 p u TIM" s
ning, hut tho freight business IL dull TINT thcro
L. 10 p,oat, "nd IN many instances there has been
Issued by The Government Tor tlc ireo distribution
among vessel Captains, states that the light nj
Ashtabnls q: II on M tast pier. Originally tho
thr present season the Lighthouse nonrd ordered Il
to the west pier, lta important that tho Captaina
,als ysrses s0a4 rnetstani th!s says u.
hi tgg.ng Il sht hns an Iron shtheaass uo
~ a paa IT, osxo m
and the light Il Visible at gteat. distance, Tho
Eomnnny's managers have resolved OH adopting 1t ID
eor Of collisions :" -. The Detroit Tost Of Tnrsday
states: "Ths yeter1ui Hchr Quilnby, which has
1nnc ons 70 navigate these akes tor the past twc,,
ty years without the loes Of life boat nndc her
appearance on the river yesterday. antf her most
intimate friends failed to iesogniza her. She haa
during ths past winter been laid up at vermi'llon,
O., wheso shc has i,een thoroughly rebuilt from
the keel mp. and not ,Binge ycstigc Of the old
t2nimbJ remains except her namc, aid that L. 10
.o changed by the time she makes trip She has
Sard sn5a fsst "s and h.: 1' foss ots no ls.s:
s ooks a. !. yaeh ge snis s
asmsIS; IL cssp Il 9ten tsr hs s'
penss OF the rebuild was 81, OUO."
ELEVATINN GRAIN At RttPFtLO.
Activo competition has been commenced at that
Association reduced tho rate few days since TO &c.
ineiudins ese day.. storagc &c - grin and ':s to
passing the grain free, and onbtIcss nl the gralh
elevated Saturday was bundled on these tcrma. At
tho office Of tue Free Trade :" Floating Elevator
notice, which speaks for itstlt: '.It ntll further
notice grain with hn transferred at the Guatcr at
to the grain ant free to tho vessel Grain Eeetiv.
Ill., aspn says that I l. only ia!r ant ]a.t that tho
vessels should receive 'omu IN bcnSats frcm tue CON.
heavy charge for shoycl!ug that tho grain should
pay tho !ic elevation instead OF tho vessel. E4GG'
10 EIprtSs. ..........
MARQUETTE.
6petfai N!pa.ch 10 Tas 7}teuna
MANouE7rK, Mich, May 3I.-Ar1iyel, prop Z.
Halo and consost Cleared, props Nabant Cor.
morant, s. i. Tuttle; sehls Clarles Wall, Wells,
iaycd at this port twenty hours on account Of
Ss;e .no ton. t. % 81 of nasns
200 In al!. Wind south, with rain.
, 1876-06-01
LuAIIlElf,

sThc cargo market sns again Actiys at the prices
rulns for thu past week. About W cargoes wrto II
thu dockE an fully alf OF the we're aod to thp city
ah1 country MERCHANTS. Ludington uf ltanI.ler
lu4h brought 8 ard !ufetiur soEta from other porty
sItus7,7s. Comulo1 Inch wAs quoted A. ". .uElv To
and thc better grades brought s,n u4 2s TAa re-
cepta Of EpU lumber continue light but aapls ~ tc
demand u all limited though Il Il better than It was
fIfief ID the 1eason lAih quoted easy At 81 H.
hhingitt g tanfs from 81 uo42.sU tAu general ytIuv
Atthe yatti trats Is improving aud good demand
mS1rectea ~ grasa HaoytMrnt continues I!h.
cFa4 sfRa ~ tau!n VI tai FktNpe yArll thGsu II 1.
, 1876-06-01
upEApST,UTFS.

n,,J,t md nr~ctfea1tv fha,ot,
holders noHfna''y 'ushetca to former p'scs shppcr
@ eo s sSsa .as an @ Ss
lower prices, s4le. reported Vi pts Winters i
e07sY7'2h 74o hrls spring extras at q eosa ~ and
% ' n.,xs, r. ss. so sH ne :. sas ss.,t
n1as'. "on 10 % xoos d. ss.s1Hss: .nrnx extra. sso
s nns enes,, do % M9seso'a seu ss
= s,cu IL. '''&A' 'N'~'''S'' ~ " '' '''O
Hran-w., quiet and ns.la vcak. declining &c per
Ton. sales were 70 tons at ~ aass9 80 On tsack.
track. ''<"' ''A''S N''''''' '' 's' ''' W
declining ,tc PEI ou md closing e trIow tho latest
price. ot Tuesday nysspu0! x9s suo ssssy @ ana
Of no.,iea' bn. sarer IN
the Continental demand WAS noted. and New York was
sss'
III Sta ss "2 III: @ sy 5 sI saI .s
ys ssS u; @ss ssss
!a5xsr tsss;s WI ms.% sxsr e1tess; y:
a "a sSq SsSvsa II II H. sas s M %assr e III h A.
"s H. "
?s vsxas ~ r.
Il IL! ~ sytas s;s sf
nv scrunt Hecr july orcnc4 with salrs si,Ili1ianc.
Ua.iy ii xso5 a,ld it's. rceedod to $i ~ adv1ace4
sccr Jnnc oprned about s4o tsiow lily anl tie ii3
frncn snnn 1ienrd IL, IL nntisr fFte Ta1tnvs frni
rartje. win expected u rcc.ve Juno wheat fu.day
III osssa, rss{ ctus1IR al ii 3A CASH glgai aoI At
iii eaErd teecpts CASH xaics were reported u 10
Il H.. TX ~ ~ - a. a. bb1hG: ~ ~ ~ TO- M
tIatk Total 81 III bu - A'"'''. Nv %'''@ W.
WIZ ..aJtI5S II IA XII III NJ 1T Hi liz, i.II.
~, IN ~ ..Inhl4 a. htH m trarE, en w II IA Il
..n" ii II. II fr.. n, ,s II c.r. T"ai - tsI' "o ~
CVtSHW Is aet,ye aud unset,ies but ayesaxcd and
c}csei fully J4u Higher In e i4cst figures St Turs.
G.ii ,nu,%a viii nwsrh irndrnrv nw,nS n I'm
iusrn iii Iinrto1;d sitsrwsfas un1sr x1o Aso d.
mnu otl, f,on liz strt tntcIcst ami fTut, sn,rr,
hfnTwn1,, lin mnrset rnI,u ,.l,r nler ~
issiax.sM soastry asssast @ TsPa Witt WV .ceis Se@.
e"ni1md, III ~ ~. suturt @ sans'y rni,r sia}min In tIat
ihe recent lnctruss in Tvcetuts Vi uy sudaen snnTt
iu tako atiyantago Uf thu hIay nrcnlum Lii ntksfs
t1a Il vii is conlnued nt feast thVsI io t,st aIf
ct June Ii il GeTiain tat sor, j. eSIns oil ftrsy
a,i viii coDtinur IL do a. Iw tncf1 u II vii ftts
nakst Sa w S, Gs @ s,y @ " a. 5ss
Viii ~ e gs u .hntn ~ w tbs y" WEI ~. &
hrer JUNG nnenrd ii 43r si 10 to a.sfc paSanctd
s IT, hS y 4 , ~ Gos sisr III sssT
oFrash m, rnurtl a. 4la4 ~ to.jv sf H. ih.is.
hI1h ilxrd closed Vt 4it1G Gush .aIes wsta r..
3at t+i.}c: q. 90 hu rejected Il ssiss9,slr; ID 4U
bu ny sntnlt nt s42c track; al. tl,Gh bu DO 81
, 1876-06-01

TIE CANAL,

BR1puEronr, May 81. M.-AHn1vEp-seneca. In.
Sale, 1000 bu corn; q. L Dooth, LA5nl1c. +, 200
bu corn; prop China, Henry, $500 bu corn: CHI
eago uollc, Henry, 0,ooo bu corn; prop King
I.rns, Kankakcc Focdcr. 2, 600 bu corn; Atlanta,
kantalce Feeder. 1900 bu corn; prop Whale,
eeneea, ., 500 an corn; Hercules, Utica, o. 900 bu
corn. SF' -
cLEAngD-First National, Joliet, 50, 424 II ,un.
hcr, 100 n shing!eA Lily, Morris, 80 72 II lutl.
, 1876-06-01

Enw oELEANa, Mny 9'.-Cotton In Rcod demand;
sales 3, 20 bacs good ordinary. D9tGs936c; low mid.
dltng 1o4a,u7ao; mIddlIng. 1l3SGeIlhc; good mid.
dltns 1:3sg1oc; receipts, net, no bales; GROSS TT
bales; c1rorts to Bremen. z, III hacs to Now York.
oil ba1cs; stock tlo, i6s
C,IARLEsToN, s. c.. May ao.-Cotton-Nct rcccfpts
IS salca; exports coasswIsc, l7e; saies, IS,
MAr SL-Quict; middltngs, liho; not receipts, 1ol
bales; salcs l25.
MonlLx, An+ Msy an-Cotson-Nct receipts, RS
bales; c1ports coastw!se. 2so; salcs. 7s0
MAr ai.-Ftrm; middI!nks lla114c; net rccotpta.
R5t gross, 81 exports 70 tho Continent l. 1o: const.
wise, 10+; satcs, 800. '.'
GALVESTON, Tex, May 3o-Nck rcceipts MT hn1cs.
eroaa, 2eO sales, 1885,
MAYM.-Qulet; prices unchanged. net rcecInta lin
bAlcss exports coastwlsc, .la: salcs ST. =
SAVANNAH Ca, May 3o-Nct receipts, q bales,
Gross, l42; Raca, 81. =
MAY 9l.--Solntna1; prtccs unrhnnrrd. mt rrc.nts
2a3 bales gro2s 3oa; 1ports coastvsc COL sales 3
, 1876-06-01


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e,c: wntc ~ sesy s n9a Nm %lnslhnnEsd xhits Txe
'oH sNta. 1.lses S'1at4f5 4is; AM, nominal. =, -,
bagL1H;"ntnH,y nsanscH; rrl'ns
@ a3o 2, @ =. 1srh anll "ad nSinal siercs, sis 80
"a hsG: sk mSS{; @ wcns A.
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xhtts xhtts 81! mjssa ks ,s IT,
1e9SxI%stst E.s,x.%ss,san ,S,,3 Sl1a b, corn ooo,n
eslta 3ss s kss %.,n ans ss. Ssossy
}s's'ss, s,e1ssss's.s nc" YORK. @'s' Western 90
.17,uopx Ma, s1Iga9ns.ov rA171aens mn, UNCHANGED.
, 1876-06-01
COMMERCIAL.

The following were the receipts md shipments Of
the lending articles OF produce In this city during
the twenty. four honrs ending at 7 o'clock on
Wednesday morning: