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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-09-29
A Costly sandwich.

Many strangers at the Centennial are
not yet aware that they can't get out,
even for moment, and get back, on the
same entrance fee. | saw an old man,
evidently Granger, try it the other
day. He says to the gateman;
Il want to get out minute. You'll
know me when come back, won't your
Gateman-" Yes I'll know you by a
ffty-cent stamp"
Granger" What Amt the money
l paid good for all day2"
Gateman-" Yes it's good for all day
if you stay in all day.
Granger" But l want bite teet.
It'li cost me fifty cents in here"
Gateman-" That's the rule, old man,
tand you'll have to stand it. But I'll
tell you what you can do. You can 60
down by them palings and there's some
boys outside will sell you sandwich for
twenty cents.
followed the old gentleman down by
the palings to witness his investment.
Sure enough, he found an authenticated
boy with sandwiches, and taking one
through the Stats, passed out ifty-cent
stamp Then he held his hand through
for the change.
This is 1876" says the brick-top
Arab.
Granger Well, l guess / knowed that
before. Gin my changel
Arab-This is Centennial year.
Granger (snapping his fingers nervous
ly through the crack Here, boy l
don't want no foolin'. Gin my change
right away.
Arab-Don't you know this is Gen.
tennial year
Granger-Yes, sholy, | do. Gin my
change, you owdacious devil.
Arab Don't give no change Centen-
nial year.
Granger-You cussed, internal, red
headed brat of Satan, if you don't gim
me thirty cents I'll come out there and
get policeman hold of you.
Arab-Now, mister, that wouldn't be
business. You don't want to come out
here and pay fifty cents to get back
just for thirty cents--and if yer was ter
do it for spite, where'd be when you
got out? You see, this is Centennial
year. Have to make our jack this year.
No you go along quiet and nice, and it'll
be the same next Centennial.
Finale-Arab performs short war
dance and yells Run here, Jimmy |!
I've done it to another Of 'em."
Granger walks off, rubbing his both
cred brow and muttering:
"Well, I'll be eternally dig blasted
intew gourd-seed, if this aint the skip
pinist place | ever struck
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-09-29
COTTAGE ORGAN.
B. r. JENNIE.
FIRE INSURANCE BRATTLEBORO, Va


Stock Companies Represented.
NORTH BRITISH L MERCANTILE FIRE
ms. co, London. Edinburgh aud New York.
Assets, tGold0 1850. 900
COMMERCIAL UNION. London and New
York Assets, (Gold9 sl77Oo.0O0
LANCASHIRE. 100000
ROYAL CANADIAN, Montreal, Capital, 100000
FRANKLIN, Philadelphia. Cash Assets. 3,SOO.OO0
CONTINENTAL, New York, Cash Assets, 10000
PHENIX, Brooklyn. Cash Assets, 26OO.0Oo
GERMAN AMERICAN, New ork. Cash
Assets. 100000
LYC0MING. Muucy. Pa Cash Assets. $4,000
ROGER WILLIAMS, Providence, X. /. 100000
MANUFACTURERS FIRE INSURANCE
CO., of Newark, n. j. Cash Capital, 10000
MUTUAL COMPANIES.
VERMONT MUTUAL, Montpelier, Assets.
Premium Notes, 100000
LYC0MING. Muncy. Pa. Assets, Premium
Notes, 5000, 900
MTLLVILLE MUTUAL MARINE FIRE
ms. CO.. Millville, n. j.. Assets. Premium
Notes, l500.0 900
CONNECTICUT RIVER, Bellows Fails, As
sets Premium Fotes, $50, 900
Co. Hartford. Conn. 10000
AND OTHER COMPANIES, FIRE AND LIFE.
Over eI00, 0,0O0,0 900.
REAL ESTATE bought aud sold on Commission.
Orders By mail solicited. Al
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-09-29

DARTMOUTH CoLLEGE.-Dartmou
college opens with rather fewer scholars
than usual. The new plan of admission
upon certificates has had something to
do with it, though the plan seems to be
working well otherwise. President
Smith says the decrease of the income
devoted to scholarships has kept away
about twenty-five poor students. The
freshman class, however, opens with
about 40 in the academical, 20 in the
scientific, 10 in the agricultural, and
four in the civil engineering departments.
Among the new students is a man of 35
who has for several years been clergy
man,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-09-29
Business Cards.

M X, JENNk, General Insuranes and
IN Estate Agent. Once in Thompson b Ran
kInek, Main ST, Brattisboro, VI. II
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-09-29

The following is a simple method OF
rendering water almost as cold as ice,
without the use OF ice: " Let the jar,
pitcher, or vessel of water be surround
ed with one or more folds of coarse cot
ton kept constantly wet The evapora-
tion of the water will carry off the heat
from the inside. and reduce it to a freez.
ing point. In India and other tropical
regions where ice cannot be produced,
this method of proceeding is common.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-09-29
Poetry.
Beautiful Hands,

Beautiful Hands,
Such beautiful. beautiful handsi
They're neither white nor small
And you. know, would scarcely think
That they were fair at all,
I've looked on hands whose form and hue
A soulptor's dram might be.
Yet are these wrinkled hands
Most beautiful to me.
Such beautiful, beautiful handsl
Though heart were weary and sad,
These patient hands kept toiling on,
That the children might be glad.
/ almost weep as. looking back
To ehildhood's distant day,
think how these hands rested not
When mine were at their play.
Such beautiful. beautiful hands
They're growing feeble now.
For time and pain have lett their mark
On hand and heart and brow,
Alas alas the nearing time,
And the sad. sad day to me,
When meath the daisies out of sight,
These hands will folded be.
But oh beyond the shadow land.
Where all is bright and fair,
know full well these dear old hands
viii palms of victory bear.
Where crystal streams through endless years
Flow over golden sands,
And where the old grow young again,
III clasp my mothers hands.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-09-29

HOME SHOW me a woman or man
who will make home out of any spot
where they alight, and you will see two
already saved from the evil in the world.
The grandest men that | have ever
known have needed or longed most deep
ly for home. The largest natured wo-
men who live find the fullness and sweet
ness of being at home, or they never find
it in this life. For such as have missed
it or lost it, no career on earth holds an
adequate cOmpensation.-Md Clennser.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-09-29
-CROIKERY.

UST RECEIVED a few Crates of Cr0ckery which
am Offering for CASH at so much LOWER
RICE fhan has been sold here, that all who have
xamined my STOCK AND PRICE ES are estonished,
|ome and see at 0. 4. WOODS.
al
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-10-24
Grapes as Food.

We have on former occasions referred
to the value OF fruits as articles CT diet,
both 10 health and in sickness. Grapes
may deseryeily claim = high rank among
the fruits in this respect They contain
a considerable amount Of hydrocarbons
ccous matter, together with potassium
saltS-a combination which does not tend
to irrita;e, but, on the contrary, 10 soothe
the stomach, and which Is consequently
used with advantage even in dyspepsia.
According to DR.. Harrison, of France,
who has recently contributed an article
on tie subject 10 4 foreign medical Jour
nal. the organic acids in grape, especially
tartaric acid, deserve more consideration
than they have generally received Their
uutyitiye value has, he thinks, been much
moderated. [, Is known that they are
changed to carbonic acid in the blood, and
possibly careful research may show that
they are convertible into fats. DR.. Hart.
sen thinks that they should be ranked
with the carbohydrates as food. They
have been found . valuable diet in fever,
and the success OF the "grape-cures' in
Tyre. and other parts of Europe appears
TO show that they are positively beneficial
in other diseases. No doubt the good
results Of residence at these establish.
meats are IN measure TO be ascribed to
the climate and the general hygienic dis
cipline adopted. The advantage does not
wholly consist in the fact that so many
pounds Of grapes are eaten daily, but
partly in the fact that other less healthtul
things are not eaten; and pure air and
exercise are also important elements in
the curative treatment. But after Civ
inc all due weight to these allied influences
We must allow no small fraction Of tene-
hclal I, suits 10 the grapes.
We rejoice, therefore, at the inerea sed
cultivation OF the vine in this country, and
hope to it 90 On extending wherever
sell aud climate permit. Let every man
who can 10 it plant a centennial grape
vine, or a score Of vines, beside the "cen-
,cnnlal tree which the pa ers have been
advising him 10 set out. He can eat the
fruit OF the former sooner than he can
sit under the shade OF the latter, and his
children will bless his memory for both
= Boston Journal Of Chemistry.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-10-24
pottrp.
The RediBredst of the Robin.
An IRISH LEGEND.

Ot all the merry little birds thar live up in the tree
EArd carol from the sycamore snd chestnut,
The prettest lite gentleman that dearest is 20 me
= the one in coat OF brown and scarlet,wsstcORt.
lts's eoekis little Robin
And HE head he keeps q bobbn'.
80 all the other pretty fowls Ia choose him;
tor he sings sWeetly still,
Through his tiny. slender bn
With httle patch OF red upon ms bosom,
When The frost IS in The sir. and the snow upon he
ground,
IL other little bir,les 50 5ewilderin',
picking up the crumbs rear the window he Is
found
Singing Christmas stories to the children;
Of how two tender babes
Were lei in woodland siades,
Nv cruelman who TOOK 'cm there TO lose EN-:
But BOBBY saw he crime
lie was watching al the time
Aud he biushei = perfect crimson ON his bosom.
When the changing leaves ~ autumn around Us
t-icAly fall,
Aud eyery thing seems sOrrow fal and saddcning
Robin may &c heard on the corner OF a wall
singing Nhst is solacing and glsideniag
Aud sure from what I've heard.
Hes God's own li,jle bird,
And sing 70 ;hOse in grief jas; % smusc 'em.
But oucy nc at forlorn
On = crucl Crown of Thorn,
Aud tie tlood IL stained Lis pretty ii.,!e bosom
-Horss,'s R0Hshlg.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-10-24
CASTORIA.

Isa pleasant. and perfect substitute 10 al cases
for CsStor oil. taslotia l. the result OF an old
Physician, I'll ut TO produc" Cor hi7 own practice
~ effective CRthartiC, pleasant 10 Tue ta'tc ana
free from gripping.
pr samuel Pitcher, of llyannis, Mass, succeed
ell in combining without The use oi alch'hol,
purgative sgcnt plva,4u; 90 tlSc as honey, and
which possesses AL the desirable properties OF
Castor OH
/; d, AL opted 90 all ages but- e~pcc ally recon.
mendcd 20 mothers 80 reliable remedy Tor All
disorders OF the stomach and bowels % children.
Il j. critaia. agreeable ah-olutely harmless, aUd
cheap. II >apull b. U~cI Tor wind cuic, sour
stomach. worms. cps'itcn">s. group. ~ then
children can sleep and mutl'r- mgv re-t.
!. q Rose y Go a. Dry -, Sew loik. are the
sole uepMCis OF Castoiia, aiior pr. iIicher's
rece. pc -cpl.'.,m
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-10-24
A MAN
OF 4 THOUSAND!

Having discovered, in a manner which might
be considered almost proyidential, positive cure
for Consumption and Lung Complaints, ieel u
nv duty to make II known in practical manner
bv furnishing sample bottle, free OF charge, 10
sufferers, my only hope Of remuneration oeiIs
thnt ibe mpAicine will perform al | claim for IT,
The ingredients are OF the choicest herbal pro
duets, and perfectly safe; sent by mail Address
at once, DR.. .. PHELPS BROWN, q Grand ST.
.IersnN l,itN. y. j.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-10-24

"A visitor at the Exposition, dining
at French restaurant, meek " lntiuiaied,
when his bill was presented, that his
boiled egg contained chicken. The Do
lite waiter said tha, he would have the
bill corrected aud soon returned with
ne" bii! upon which the charge of thirty
cents for Eggs" had given place to an
Hem Of sisty cents for chicken.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-10-24

Little red bug how love Tree. " is
the song Of the Western Changers since
the advent OF the minute insects that are
now killing of all the erasshoppers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-10-24

CEYLON ROWE Of Bethel. in our C'1iI'ii q
ford and State OF Mime 'isn,la. ''.' w.,
PHILEROOK OF Bostou in he 80 ,..
folk and Commonwealth q AAr'A'-'
itndaIt. r,,p.
Action, a.sump..j on prom i--o.y TI'.
by the said Mary Ph.ibrnok AMI enc ~.
brook, TO The said pl-intl, mi i1.'' ,' D.
the 18th DAY Of August, 3d. i'I ~" '.- i-,o.
hundred dollar, payable I'D one 80 .,
mum, until paid, the interest 20 ot g'''
All damnum one ihou-ard do.lAfs'' .r .re..
WIKI dated August 2lst, \. -. - 49,
BILE 70 the SepiembtI Term :. -. Oo"'''
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-10-24

Wu Grey, lot y. 81 } MATS
TONS HON seal. known
a. the John Poison lOt, ~ :"
Geo " Hal tlor!, adj .lniES On
his home read farm, b.
llarpaye ThOm1-, land on
which Wm = swans black.
sIuitls shop STANDS. J. 4r
; & Norton. land aul BULL
ing 800 Cole ueighbornopd,
described Ia mortgage 30
\ APp.ehy, ~ ''
Eli " Johnson, lot, known
a. The Decker land, j. - sd
do. part VI homestead farm - ."l
Tobias Lord. timber LOT lFlng
b,twe, n q b. adtUrl', And
and SaCo river, 10 NF
Ichabod Wauen, doing
homes cad farm on Dun 40. .
marx line, lVJ o"
John Richardson. Cd J..
OF Ira Longs, on frye
burg line, known - tue
lsAiAh Warren lit. u
@, of he Town u i'.,s. BE-
n,,, - utl ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-10-24
Probate Court Notice
District Court Of the United States,
District Of Name.

District Of Name.
In the matter Of
DANIEL VI. KIMbALL, lin BANKRUPTCY
Bankrupt.
FINHlS is 10 give Notice that a Petition has been
J. presented 10 the Count, this 18th day OF
September, 1876, 10y Daniel VI. Kimball OF Bethel.
ia said District Bankrupt praying that he
may be decTeed TO have full discharge from all
his debts, provable under the Bankrupt Act, and
upon reading said Petition.
Il IS ordered by the Court that q hearing be had
upon the same on the frat Monday OF December.
4. ID. 1876, before the Court in Portland in said
District AZ ~ O'Clock \. NJ. and that notice there
Of be published IN the Oxford Democrat and the
Portland weekly Advertiser, newspapers printed
IN said District, once week for three successive
weeks, the last publication Ia BE- 30 days at least
before the day of hearing: and that all creditors
who have proved their debts and other persons
Interested may appear at said time and place and
show cause II any they have. why the prayer Of
said petition should not he granted.
octl0 3w WIN. Il. PREBLE,
Clerk OF District Court for said District
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S25. $50. Sl00. 5000, $500.

The reliable house of ALIEN. FgoTnINGHAM &
Co.. No. II Wall street, New York, publish
handsome eight page weekly paper, called the
ans address. IL addition 10 large number OF
able editorials on financial and business topics, IL
contains very full and accurate reports Of the sales
aud standings OF every bond, stock and security
dealt In az the stock Exchange or handled by
Eastern hnanciers and capitalists. Mcssrs. FrOth-
ingham X CO. are very extensive brokers of large
experience and tried integrity. In addition TO
their stock brokerage business they sell what are
termed privileges or ''Puts and Calls" now
one OF the favorite methods OF lcgtima tc specula
ton. Their advice is very valuable, and by fol
lowing IL, thousands Of people have made for
tnnes-I\. Y. Metropolis. mavl6 u
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-10-24
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS
Gilmore, smith d Co., suceessors tn chip
man, Ho-mer & co.

Patents procured IN all countries. No fees IN
advance. NJ charge ini services uu;il patent Is
granted. Pr, % Iilary EXAMINATIONS free. Gar
valuable pamphlet sent free upon 90 cii ct stamp
Address, GILMORE, SMITH co.
Washington, ID. c.
ARREARS OF RAY, BOUNTY. &c
Federal Oncer-, soldiers and sailors Of The late
war or Their heirs. are ia many ease. entitled 10
money from The Government which ma been
found % ZEE due siace final payment Write iu!l
history OF service, aaa >tltc amount 81 pay ana
bounty received. Certificate, Cl Aflttaut General
[. =. \, showing ssrN zee aud homo able discharge
thtrcfrom. in place of Gi-chJfEc- Lost. procured
for a small Zee. Eac.ose stamp 20 Gilmore Co ,
and iull rtplv, with blank, Will bc seat free.
PENSIONS: PENSIONS!
Al Fedora! Officers. soldiers and sailors wound
Cd. rlptur,j or iajIrei IN The line of duty %. Tie
late war, and disabled thereby, can oo;aia pen
sion.
Widows. and minor children OF Oilcers. Soldiers
aud sailor, who have died since discharge 81
disease contracted, or wounds AID injuries re-
cciyei in the service and IN line Of duty eau pro-
care pensions, by addressing GILMORE = 60.
Increased rate. Tor pSnsioucr. obtained. BpuH'
T. LAID Warrants procured Tor service 10 wars
pTi0r 90 March 8, lsij. There asc uo warrants
granted To- service iH the late rebellion.
send stamp - GILMORE i CO., Washing
ton. ID. C.. for iuil Instructions. 'u"V&Ji
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-10-24
The Yellow Ccniaur Liniment

is adapted 10 the tough skin, dc,h and muscles OF
horses and animals. II has performed more won
derful cures 81 spawn, Spry.u, sweeney. Wind.
gals Scratches aud general Lamtuc-s. than aIl
other r,mcdic, ia e. >,euee. Read what thc sieaI
ENprc- smen say o. u:
New York. January, l>st
Every owner OF horses should give thc Cen
tuur !. uincnt n trial. We consider Il tie best
article ever U>ei in stables.
III. MARSH, ~upT Adams X. stables, y. \.
~ FULrI. Supt [ = tx. Stables, \.
"ALBl.Lr =. OLtN, Sup't Nat. EN Stables, y ! g.
Montgomery, Ala, Aug. l., ls5i.
"GeuilcmCn,-l have used over one pross of
Ccntaur Lu,meut, yellow wrapper, ON ihc mules
al ny plantation, besides d"Evu, VI ihr family
linimcut Tor my u' groc,. wan; 90 uichtsc Il
al the wholesale price AMI VII thank yup To ship
me bv savannah steamer one gross uI each k.nd.
Mr.-r> \. L. stewart " Co, vii! pay ypnr bill on
presentation. Resptc''y, JAMES B3oWN.'
The best patron, OF this L'uimen, are tMIicrs
and Veterinary Surgeons. lthcals calls w ouuds
and Pol-Evil. removes SW,lunr- and i, worth
millions OF dollars 10 FSrmcr- Livery men, stock
growers. ShcCp rdiscr~, aud those having horses
or cattle What i furr.cr cannot dn Tor 50 the
Ctutaur Iinincu. Wi, DO Tor % tua'ug cost.
These Iiuincn L. are wsffsuttt hy til pTclri-
cioIs aud bottle Mil Toe given io any ttrr''i or
Physician Who desires to tes, them. sold every
where.
Lqj5ra'ory of j D. ROSE X co..
45DEN ST. NEw NoEk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-10-24
STATE oFMAINE.
OXFORD ss:-suprcme Judicial Court >'.'
Term. \. y. $50 .,oI

OAEOkU ,S,:-Sutftlnt " "''r''-
Term. 4. y. ls'' mi
CEYLOx ROWE ". MARY \. Pm Lh ~.
And now it appearing to the Court ' ..s ~,
Defendants Iot an iuhabIiaIi o. go ~ ,i.;
no tenant. agent or attorney therein Gu 1..
has no notice of the pcndeucY Of t;i'' Pni
Ii. ordered by The Court t."i 'lt 49, tre
notify the .aid Defendant Of The I@la' Vii
bv causing an abstract % ~. ..-,h,i,b,d d
his oIde OF Court ihereon 10 r. :, l,,'.-sta a
week, successfully ID IL ONioFl Dl... Drbi
- be jrtI dan 1t least before the ID cd
aid Court 10 be holdtn az ftittnl : ~ thg
IN I the Il = tuesday Of Deeemhsf d, ri here a
that the said defendant may istn 80 he have
Ar sa,d ourt and shsw cause II any mai " her
Judgment y should not b. rendered 's'''-
execution issucd accordingly u-prcUT. Clet
a.trs,: JAMES :. W hl ~ OF u
4 true at,tfae, Of wit and copy oil 0''''
thereon. ,,y-c WRIGHT ~
Z FOSTER, JR., Avs for fllln'.'-- 4
H&Ox MH AP6i.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-10-24
ANDER NOSYiLLE.

% ! complete History OF An !cr,oHv!llc .
= Prison. %. br u. = steven son, Surgeon va -
Chal-c. Nitit au Append \ contl-n'ug the :,
z name, of lHOuu Union suidl cr- Who di'd ~
III there Wi.l diic AMI ylu-c OF death Sent =
-. On receipt OF price, 500 sp!endtd m
- campaign bOol. TT BNB' liz BRO =
& THEIRS, baltimore. Mi. -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-10-24

White, for the Human Family.
yellow for Horses and Animals

These Iiniments are simply the wonder OF the
world. Their effects are little less than maiNtu'
ous, vet there are some things which they wil not
30 They will not cue cancer or mend broken
bones. but they viii always allay pain. They have
strairhtened fingers, cured chronic rneumItisin OF
manV wears standing, and taken the pam from
terrible burns and Sc aids, which has never heen
done BY any other article.
The White Lintnient il for the human irmi-
IL IL viii drive rheumatism. Sciattcl and Ncu-
ralria from the system; cure Lumbago, Chlil-
bIsins Patsy Itch and most Cutancous EruptiUns
II extracts iruSt from frozen hands and feet, amt
The uoison OF bites aud stiugs OF vcnomous rep,
tiles: it subdurs swe.lings and ailcNates PAIN oil
every kind,
For sprains or bruises il i the most potent rem
e,ly ever discovered. The Ccntaur Lni,nent ~
used with great efficacy for sore Throat, Tooth
ache Caked Breast Eurache and Weak Rack -
The Following is but u sample OF numerous testi-
mOuial,.
Indiana Home, len. CO. Ind. May >, -.
think itiay ,luty 20 inform you thSi have sui
C.r,d much with swollen iCct and colds. have
NOT hccn free from the sws,lipg> in cisht years
Now I am pcricc.lv wi. thanks 70 the Crntaur
Imminent Ihis Iiui nent ought 10 be applied
warm. btN7NN'N ni'o"- "
The proof j. in The Trial. II b, reliable, it i
handy, it il cheap. and eyc;y family suould have
it, TO the sick and bed.r.ddcu, the halt AMI lame
, 20 the wounded aud sore, We say, come ana
he healed"
To the poor aud re-sei Who have spent their
money Tor worthless incidence a bottle OF C'ntaur
/ Imminent viii bc gwen without charge
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-10-24

CYRUS WENTWORTH, TLea'uie
OF ,hc Town ~ l'...s 49,
nroMnnrld- OF II. l--t. -Nl..
, 1876-02-22

supply, with the wtsthst whtn tot1s to atc Il uns
jssssb1s 10 hahdla green tpsAts. uut thara NH In
Idea s1oas That the rscepa Of hoGn in the future will
be larger than has been calculated On and prominent
parties wete frea scsrk. producing hrtak IN tho first
part Of thc stss'on. which wan fol;owt,i By armcr
tone. We noa that tho shtrm<nt Of meats continues
on Vigorous scale. nearly 900 III being rsro.tei
~ forwarded on Saturday. OF cpurss, thh tncl,ites
boxes, tus tho sRgErgko Of meat IL stfli very asen
uue+
Mnss roAx-1ess moderately ac.Ivc, aud deelnel %
@23o per hrl In the dsst half Of ths session. then 3D.
TAnced 10 within 1aho Of the latest prices at Satnrar
SAlss Nrrs notcd OF 100 btls caah al 411 $50 Grls
te,er March 1t .2os2i.s0 $3.50 trs seller April
s2l.+o@2t.eo: and s,po brls s.'ler tlav 1t sn.roa
2lss. Total 226lo brls. Ths market closed steady 1t
$1f,2s cash or anller February; sa2A72t.27H Keller
Mnrch S1i.ss seller AlsiI aud sal ss:sr
May.
rr,ms mess pork MAS qniet at 1900. Extra rrimc
auoted At $Gpo. Sales Kera made Of Is Csa but PORK
1t 1880; 10 tria primo meas 1t Cos aud 40 bra
t1tra priino 1t &fGua.
1Anp--Was less aetlvs, tnd dcctlnri nhout zoe per
100 IT, but rallied afterwards to within 7kc Of H.ur-
aud Nav York firm. hut Cincinnati was esaler. B4les
wsre Eepofed Of ,q1u tcs seller March II &l2511hut
s1s0 tcs teliar April At and $500 tes
.e,lss h. .d. M s57.3. n! To's tss Iae
fl1774@il@ st'ie, March: $l1.v51I2.a7k ael!rr
April; and tla.1s seller May.
MEATs-Wsts tes: scsEs. A fsw round lots for
and there MAJ nloderAts demand for Ahipnasnt, but
buyers aaked J;c shadlnR, white holders oi spot
meat generally insisted on Saturdays pziees-lor
1D0e0 - shou1tlere, Keller April. It s.ao s
.hott fibs ~ SleStaii7o per lI0 ts for April and
$ll.a7hall:ve fos h.y; snA :uo tes bwees.pcied
64ux4l a. tbs following fnnla TT rFtceli