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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-04-08

1 rCLL LIVE lED 4TLOW FIfCRESt
rURUSsELL x LUCAS 6svr just opened their
FALL and WINTER STOCK, which en-
braces every article tia; ither Che necessities or
tastes OF the season demand. These goods have
been purchased exclusively for Cash aud will be
sold at the very smallest advance for the money
or to punctual customers only. as their business
docs not justify any Indulgence whaseyerto Others
The stock consists in part, OF
Dry and Dress Goods,
Cassimeres. Cottonades, Corduroys, RcadyMade
Clothing, Overalls, Shirts. Drawers, de-, &c.
French Poplius, Mousiins. Calicos. Cottous,
White Goods. Lace, Striped Pique, Satin stripe
do. Victoria Lawn. Swiss. Cambrics, &c.
NOTIONS.-AH the latest styles Of Collerets,
Linen Cuffs and Collars, Morocco Belts, Black
silk Gloves, Kid Cloves. colored and black silk
Scarfs fringed and plain, Lace, Sunshades and
Umbrellas.
Boots and Shoes,
Gent's Handmade work ofthe best manufacturers;
also. line of CITY made work. Ladies Md tQxed
Button CATERS, Front Lace Caters, Turkish Mo-
rocco Balmorals, Misses, Children and Infants
Shoes in endless variety. Give us call, "a we
intend to make this part Of our business special
Is. Carpets, Oil Cloths, and Mating.
All the new styles Hats, Straw, Brnid ana felt'
for Ladies and Gentlemen, Trimmed and Cntrim-
med.
4 full stock of GROCERIES.
IA kinds OF Country Produce taken in OK
change for goods at highest market price. Cash
or Merchandise given for WOOL.
November 20, 1873. /. a l..
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AuctionccI..

TINE urdersigpcd having taken ont license as
Au>tioneer offers his services IN that cipac-
n.y. ana VIII snoeato' - 'D,aIh ue oest pIlcct
for all property placed under BIZ hamner q,
Yes. he so!icits the patronage 81 those persons 80
fortunate as TO have anything and want to dispose
Of j; u the bighcst bidder. Orders addrcssrd 10
the subscriber at Chaliestorn ~ receive pro,np,
attention. GEO. ". HENSON.
Nassl h. $50 81.
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NOTICE.

yTIHE undersigned will be absent from Charles
town for a few weeks, experimenting the
PSintinc Of the new Hotsl At Oakland, Maryland.
However. those having Painting to be done. and
desiring the subscriber to undertake It, can leave
their orders at the FEEE Pass O1lce.
March 25, lS7G-3t. WN. hlMES.
rFyHE incest assortment OF Chamber Sets in the
cosutv, and very cheap, for sale bv
JAS. LAW. uO0FF 6CO.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-04-08
FOR RENT

TIVE ROOM adjoining FeEs PeEss OlHcc-fof
| several years occupied BY Messrs. Baylor &
Wilson. Appiyat
FREE PRESS OFFICE.
March (, 1876.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-04-08
5000 Choice Peach Trees

or Best Varieties grown il America, Tor saio
" Cheap Send in orders ~ once, ~
d. T. SHOEMAkER.
Mid8leway. Jefferson County, ". Va.
March Is, lS7G-3t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-04-08
PcISOn nal.

ELOWER SEED.-Will keep on hand hnc
selection OF Flower Seed. in illustrated pack
a,es, JAS. LAW. H0OFF * co.
January y, 1876.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-04-08
Co-partncrship Notice.

ON and after May lsi, 1870. intend sssoci- :
I J ting Mr. Robert b. Mitchell with ne, and
the Drug Business heretofore conducted under the
name Of Geo. T. Light, will be continued under
the name and style Of
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-04-08
Hay and cattle scales.

W. are prepared to weigh iiay, Cattle. &c.
w upon the Scales in our Coal and Wood
Yard. The high fence around cur yard gives u.
special advantages in weighing Hogs, Cattle, &c.
Scales well enclosed with gates.
WASHINGTON i LIPPITT.
Dcc.ll, 1873. Spirit copy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-04-08
LIGHT I MITCHELL.

Having made 4 change in nv business, ] viii be
glad for all that know themselves indebted to call
and settle, as IA in need Of money.
April ], 1915. GEO. 7. LIGHT.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-04-08
LIGHT q MITCHELL.

The new firm take this opportunity IN extend a
cordia and hrspitsble invitation to every person
wishing anything in the line OF Pure Drugs, Medi-
cincs. &c, aud guarantee satisfaction both in quail
ifg and Drice
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-04-08
NEW GOODS.
An now receiving my usual SUPPLY Of
Dry Goods. Notions, Groceries,

r AN now receiving my usual SUPPLY Of
Dry Goods, Notions, Groceries,
&C.,
To which invite the inspection ofmy friendsand
the public generally. =. = t,,rSrrv
October 80, 1875.
yxTAYTED.-Oue hundred dozen Egss a,2c
w cents per dozen. e,rv
Oct. 80, 1915 4. W. /. hEA"she''
DUCKwHEAT Flour, Accomac Sweet Pota-
I toes, for sale by
Oct. 80, 1915. e. ". ]. hEAKsLhi.
DLACK Cashmere aud Black AlPsccas, for sale
= G. W. T. KEARSLEY.
October 80, 1873.
Ygw CROP TIMOTHY SEED for sale bv
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TO CORN GROWERS.

TgIHE subscriber is now taking orders for Zell's
Ammoniatcd Bone Super Phosphate, the
world renowned fertilizer for Corn, making the
corn mature carly, and doubling The crop 10 many
instances. Send in your orders carly to prevent
any disappointment. a
March %, lS7C-jt. Agent.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-04-08

ONION Sets and Seed for sale by.
I Mar. IL. JAS. LAW. H00FF.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-24
THE STATE OF TRADE.

LfvERPooI, April 2l-1230 p. m.-Couon Is qnie and nm
changed. AId.ug Upands Gi.: MidIng Orleans. 6Hl.
Sal 60 bsos acuGnR 1000 TOR speculation ana export
Midong pianos Low Middn- clause, April ad Ma: de-
livery 9.d. 10. Nav aId June deiyrrT, n bhslo
co. Jane and July delivery, at o'Is1i do do, July and
August .rliyerl, at G+d.
i.Farop kprii I'll p Coton-Fuurrs easier sales
Of addlng Upaud~, Low Miding clause. jane ana July
drliyrry, at 6 fss,d Lard, 80 y cwt for American.
NE.iOuL April 22-l5O m.Of the sales OF Cotton TO-
dsy 81 % bale- were American.
liyE.ro0i, Alrl ~ m.-Sprts Turpentine steady
>, - gcVt. ,o.iu-Common steady at49. Whcat-No.
Slrng dull at % No. uli It 81: Minier duh NJ =
III EEPOO. April 22j.3O p. m.-sphits Turpentine "a
fcwL -
L0sDos. Apul 22-l2.3O p m-Consols, si5 for both
money and ths account United states bonds Il 5s O3
1866, lO3i, In Forbes, 1862 New FVes, Oj's Erie
LoSpoy Kpn 22-l p. m-Consols. 95'is for both
LoSDos Apri 23-i3O p. m-Paris adyioes quote Rentes
LoSDoS. April 22-2 p m.-spints Turpentlne steady at
2tG
0NpoS April 22-33O p mThe eof discount for three
bills Ia the open market Is y cent which Is =
cent below Bank ~ England rate The amount OF hu pn
gone into The Bank England balance today Is t2JOO8
-pI Of lurprutiue, 2S5c2a6 v cNt.
h Don. Apnl 1850 " n.faIIs adyices quote kenes al
g6f SJc. ....
IoSnoN. April 22 Evening. -Linseed OH, % y cwt.
fEANKFoAI. AprI -2-UHited states bombs New lives
Irl1s
can
New-York tribune., 1876-04-24
COTTON MARKETS.

aoVsrow April 2l.-Cotton unchanged; Midiling, l2ac.
Good Ordinary 10 Sc; WceAy roce ps
I2 bsles; shipments 1862 bales stock 1887 bales
FtFAULA, April 2l-COtion qmeti Mklding, llAci LOW
Mnllng, llc Good Ordinary, lO2c weedy re,epts, l9S
bales shipments $40 bales sales 3l6 baos so1A L'il
PIN ,pElrHA. April 22.-cotton quiet Middlns l3Aoi
Low Miudlng - 2c Good Ordinary, IL Ic net receipts
tIScNSiT, April 22-CottOn dull: Mdding. l2lcc Low
Mdinns iao; Good Ordinary, lO4e; receipts, Oa,si
shDmenis % bales; saos 22I bales; 10 spl"hetS -oV
bales; stock. 10 6is bales. .,,.. al,
IOGsyIlLK April 22.-Coron quiet Midiing !22s; &c, ,
AUGIsfA April 22Cotton quiet offerings hgnt hs.hs,
l2la fl94c; Low Mddlng. ll9c. Good OIdIhdiy AV's'
mel recripts 24g bales sales, lSj bales ,,, ,o,..
NEwOxLEASs. AOTi 22-COtt0n qmet Mlduns, - -
low Midllng IL 2c; Good Ordinary lOsc het k,5
bars 10 France 0s3 bales 10 the Continent -'-oO "a'oS
sae, . 90 bales stock. l9i,105 bales ,,, ,o,. ,,v
Anil 22.-CO,0n duh MiduhbA i 50 i"1
,un,inv ii 10; Good OriAary, lOei net tesslPt" 80
b,Ies os 55l bales sales B36 bales STOCK -OJy JAZZ
WIuISgros April 3s.-Cotton quiet aud nominal silh-
st receipts bales exports coatwise oO9 O-"s S"vA
ios apr1 22-Coon dun and heavy; Mdding, l3hc:
aS u,d,ilino l21c Ordinary lc; net receipts Il
hsl"s. Gross 65l bales stock, 1888 bales .
"a, TIMoRE April 22.-COOu dulli Mddling, l2'ci Low
haIes sxpors eoaswse 80 bales saloS, 10 bales SPIN
oers Il, haIss; stock, 7,27o bales. 80
"a 4, yxsTos April 22.-CoOn quiet Middng l2'to; Low
ModpH ls.c; Good Ordinary, lose not receipts ool
bales gross s97 bales exports eOast"lse lvO pAes so
$50 bales; stock 23, 499 bales , ,,,,,, ,o,.,oa
WonIIE April 22.-COtJou nominal Middliug. l2sH 2Sc
Low Middlng IL lLallS &c; Good or,narya iOs9lo &C.
net receipts 230 bales exports coastwise baes saies
EVy April a2-Coton dull and nominal Middng
New-York tribune., 1876-04-24

1O9 while New-Jersey Central, which didnot sell un-
der 9Sss during the day. offered at 9Sls, with 972
the best bid. Western Union opening at 66l4, went
to 662 but from this point steadily declined to 05s
although probable that but for the resaes by
a speculator just at the close who covered his shorts
early in the week at about 81, the price would not
have gone below 652i for the day. This sudden on
slaught helped To give the whole market weak ap-
pearance, although the closing prices for the specu-
latives generally were higher than on Friday The
sales of about 900 shares OF Central and Hudson
at ILL., seller go days. while the regular stock seemed
to be taken at 112 by broker closely identified
with Mr.. Vanderbilt, feature in the days busl
ness. The sales of the day foot up about 10000
shares, mainly in Western Union, Lake Shore, and
Pacific Mail The advances from last nights closing
prices were in Ohio and Mississippi and Erie each
ls; Lake Shore New-Jersey Central, and st. Paul,
each Il; Michigan Central, ss Petroleum, 81, and
Wabash, 7s per cent. Rock Island declined 10;
Northwest, 80; Pacific Mail, l.; Western Union,
IS; Delaware, Lackawanna and Western, Il, and
Harlem, 1l2 The following table shows the
RANGE OF THE MARKET
New-York tribune., 1876-04-24
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

BrtFAln April 22-Receipts- 1900 bbls WHEAT,
i80 bn.h -p2m ats" Flour Zoo o6s Wheat i2s056
@E @ or 1917 igI qci pS fsn ancaass @ WHEAT iaacy1 Sary
npGHa. Cora slos Of cars New, on track s 6y
sae. 81 100 busS caHSa al q OF trak seeds arn at
81 - . far Timothy. Malt quiet PORK dun s3 for
H-ayy Moss Lard dIll a. ic Higawines nominsy ~ 10
CncAeo April 22-Flour quiet and unchanged. whei'
ei ttl "a Iune. so = d.. % Regretted 10, S2c
,n atye afl lover i7'-c. lid May 47c June oats in
isr 1lnd c. spot; 2'sc. May. Rye sioaiy and an
e1,L HRt'y g'n,' an MI T'4- ga Ss '1i @ 23 IL
jaus land moderately aciige and higher Al 25Gtl5 22
a. fa. SO iers ssci clear I!io and Clear sides, l2S
Is Go sbS, wsssi 2looo BUSH Corn. $500 5Gsl Gsis,
$4,000 bush; kye, loo bnsLi Barley $50 bush ship
i50o sasi oats, $1,000 bush Rye, $500 oush' Barley
e>, Ap @ steady % s9d GT ar W9Gat W = s9si 9gll
nnenaigd ror& qast at s22 2j Lard stro9ser steam
der ssS Clear iuo SIDES II &c spo, and buyer April
Ell Saoadsr' It Lar ; .,io ana n1non M +; cI
i2,g and 20 y9 'ac3s 10 & s,fIq ayy ToI 81 re
.o Gnch1nicd Fcgats unsettled; fourth
Ta+in1lrIt %Pr Clover seed 9uio. and a. freely &
og-Ti '1S at 10 IsS:; Im4y ] , Il: 5hl o. ti@'e ar
ises Sales ot 300 6bs including n anosot Family $50
Ertras a. ~ ajeSi so aye Folr 81 ~ qgSi IS. Corn
Ms.l hali - 40 Wheat Inactive aqt steady fsnnsI
Whiie. so Cora dull and weA& Yelow. 6}aG6c; May
White. 4G9jlo Prov sons dul Mess Pork 25 - 25 90
I34Glic. Iard i4Gli.c WHISKY quoted 1 81 IL fr West
rli BIer ouet Ncw-York aud brp.furl County Extras,
3G0S e. Ito Frsis, 81 a3Jc do do. Seconds, 2G03Oc
81 ,7c Rolls E1ra 2J03lc do. Firsts 20 2~'
DO --coni, 2Cq2Gc Ch Fne grades ARMY heiti New
Na.k Fauty, lac 10. prme, l21d l3 10 Western fI4e
ioLIRlJr 40 ir M laaI2c. Eggs-..eceipts are lghL
and e movement; Pennsylvania, Now-Jcrs,y, and Della
ware Fresh, l7dl7 &C. Western 80. l6dl7c; Southern
do. lnS. ,,,,. -,
No > iicd Fall ~ I0QSl ~, cash 81 fl946Sl AZ, Ap1l
81 iOrst A. MAY 40 DO, 81 20 ~ 81 30. Corn dull No
Mixed. l2G41c., cash i6Ac, Apr t6it tibtc May
oats unsctl quoted at "a 3ic Rye dM lower to
sell GJc regular 1 bid for strictly fresh Barley
dll: unchanged. Whisky quiet ami unchanged st ~ o..
PORK dn unchanged. Lard duh BE a5Eed Bulk Meats
iuaotiye BscOn should gc Clear b ahd Clear
ses i29 i2ssc. and II 4dl2Ns Lave Hogs nominay nn-
changed 10th ng doing Clttla nOn.na.y unchansed ,
nothing y Rccelpts-Four 3 % bGls NheaL 1000
busA Corn 900 bush; Otts 0O0O bush; Barley 1000
BUSH. Hogs. 3S1; Cattle. lOi -. =,
roirno April 22- Flour steady. Wheat steady No 2
WHIT Wabash 81 36i2 40 do ~ % No White Mleli.
gan 81 No do ~ /. Extra White Michigan, 81 80 2;
Aubsr gan II ad II 20 May, 81 p June 81 20 q
2T. do, ~ OH No. Rcd winter, 81 30 no.
q Red Rejected 9jc; dO. Dayton aid MichRdu,
9ic Corn easier Mixed 80 2c; May, 3ic June 5Oe
do. Kansas, 03C.; No : Nhe, o3c.; No
Grade 5Olic; Damaged f1c oats dul No . 80 Mohl
gan 36 ioc Rec pts-lOO bbi. 10000 bush wheat
SI 900 bush Corn 5000 bush. oals. shpmen.-sOO bhls
Flour 1000 BUSH Wheat GB.oOo bush Corn llOOo bush
New-York tribune., 1876-04-24

Southern state bonds were quiet, the only reported
transaction having been in Louisiana Conaols 30
G7at. Mi,.ouris wcre however, strong, Trnnc,secs
and the Carol.uas steady, and Nrginils firm.
There is now little interest taken in these securities
except hy dealers making ,hom specially. or The
city bank shares Commerce tl22l sold 20 10, Con
tncntal Ilul ~ 10 and Central National upl ~
IOIl, Amclican Exchange being quoted ! llOa lli.
For the Bank of the State - 9. bud and II asked.
Railroad bonds Were very dull The laicst sales COW
rring only $50, 600. ST. Paul Consols were steady
at - for $1,000 ditto hr,ts, la Crosse division
selling NJ 1914; Northwest coupon gold con-os
at gOl2; plain consols lOi seconds Of Mississippi
and ohio Al 90, and Toledo and Wabash seconds ~
%.
The steamship Crescent City Of tic Panama
Transit = = C1 the 6rsi ship Of this new line ior
Aspinwall. sailcl ot . ?. m. to-day, with fun
cargo. mosiiy for Fan Francisco Tor which port she
connects 1T tine l,.hmGs with the steamship Soulh
Carolina.
dispatch from san Francisco Of io-days date
saws: The sheriff has seized the Pacific Mail steam
shin City Of Ncw-Yor and Is waiting the arrival oi
tine City of Panama. to place attachment upon
her. lie is also in possession OF all the coal supplies
etc. belonging To tho Company ~ this point. lhc
COMPANY viii require - give bonds t. the amount
of 500 900 god, or deposit that amount IN the
Shcrif-s ha, f5 70 procure release Of property
The caruiu.s and expenses Of The Rio Grarde Rail
way for February are officially reported follows:
,, Gross .a, month '5o a6 -
Increase. 2s'io per eent..-........... sGs!5 80 3.
Nrt eaIailss same month 81 -. .. 10. 81 a
Increase % pr ................... s5'5ol Gi
The gross earnings OF this road for the first week
in April were $C,Ol3, and Tor the corresponding
week Of last year, S6G56. decrease o %6lj.
The following shows the exports ,cIciusye Of spr-
cie from the port oi New-lork 10 foreign ports for
the week ending April Is. and since the beginning
Of the wear: - ,-. ,s,c
E.ssy reported. :sSS5 s5$i55 ::5sss ::s t'a s. 5o3 g
ro,q sa;, '7sno9:'o g s7'iq}'7 ils
The following shows the imports Of dry goods
and general merchandise at the port Of New-fork for
the week ending April -, snd since the beginning
Of the year,
Dr., dss. ,e' ~e s!,5as S'ai .aias. fi6s .sSsea 'iiS
re for the 75s5i9 ses72t3 53 :9.579 s:g9.!57
Prcy0usy reported l3oDio''o' lI."'i'poo pg'i7',''
since Jan l.......siasIIo3s sIIgsl2or slOcAioe2o
The following aro the dry goods imports included
in The above for the same period
as e, e 3, So: ss9i$S'3 sS3sis
Thrown on ius .ei.... i'l9J5} I''o''''' i''o''i'
@ t. s2s@9oo:fs go o:f ss5ts5sssii sts3i
The exports Of specie for the week ending Apfii
o. and since the beginning Of the year. were as ioI-
lows:
Total for the week 13e79s s5o79s
Total since Jan. .i....................sl6029 6029 364
The following Is comparative statement Oh 'he
exports of spccio from the port OF New-forA 10
foreqn ports from Jan / to this date, for pcrod
New-York tribune., 1876-04-24
The closing quotations of foreign exchange are

The improved feeling noticed IN tho foreign mar
kcts for United states bonds was quickly conmuni-
Gated 10 the home market, aud ON an active demand
for the various issues there was quite jnnp IN
prices, coupon J20s Of 1867 rising to III against
1908 on Tuesday or Wednesday. Other bonds were
affected also aud at the close prices the highest
Of the wecA Registered SKIES OF 1881 sold at l2l 4,
coupon 80, of 1862 old, at isis reg stored new
is61s at ll9is. coupon ditto at lls'sdilo. regis
tered new Fiyes at 116a,al167s coupon ditto al
I1sie IO-lOs at llsl and currency skies at l2Gi2.
We annex the latest street prices:
New-York tribune., 1876-04-24

ass seller 20 DAYS lOs seer so days I55 seller GO
~' s4il' ssheF " days. 80, seller 60 days
Inc STOCK market to-day has presented the same
characteristics as that of yesterday railroad shares
sonsfaily steady or strong and Western Union
weak while Pacific Mail has been on the fence be-
tween l9l2Slsal and 10. The frat sales were gem
siaiy at prices 4S 3 below the closing one, Of Fri
usy out these were quickly followed by an advance
VI 2 per cent for the railroads. excepting ST. Paus
9, s.u aIter reaction a further advance for Lake
.uore and Michigan Central to So and 53as respec-
seV from which prices they receded at the close to
oos and 527S. The other railroads were neglected
- .ne dealings, excepting Delaware, Lackawanna
And Western. that late made sudden decline to
New-York tribune., 1876-04-24
THE MARKETS.
fcaretully reported Tor raz raIBuSE.l
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
- Nnrth Rl,lr. r...,l,. nnd Rallrorls.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

SAfuhDAY, Aprll -, 1910
AsHEs-Trafe was stil light 'nd prices noanay 9e ior
Pots aud Gc iOr Pearls stock OF ashes Ia the Inspection
warehouse First s,rt Pots 49, second do, Oh third do
L; condemned, IL total l21 First sort Pearls, OOi sec
Oud do third do. total, b6 grand total l,;i5t.
COFIEE-fhe market ior o steady AT 10 go 54c h
Ordinary Il all c Tor Far lTal lSc for Good Guc l6s
2c Tor Prime invoices, and Da l92c Tor 1Obbng lois an
golH 1856 bags Rio Dante, sold ou private terms Mli
du AM unchanged at 2Z 02c, gOd Tor ava au
l0i2 C.. gold. 1Or MaTacsibo
COT1ON-IhC market on the spot was easier In tOno VIII
quotabie change IN prices; there were sale. 200
baes, OF evening" including sl3 bales iOr
port % fnr and 90 speculation the rece t
ports bales against O6J bales IN day last
and 22S3 bales ih daY Last The iOOwlhB are
New-York tribune., 1876-04-24
'BANKING AND FINANCIAL
A TRUSTWORTHY INVESTMENT.

The Real Estate First Mortgage Seven Per Cent
Bonds guaranteed by The Mercantile Trust Company
Capital, 81, ,000, 900. Each of these bonds IS Sc
cured by specific mortgage OF improve" h'"
Estate worth at least twice the amount loaned upon
it, and the titles, the valuations, and the punctna
payment of principal aud interest are guaranteed by
the Company. LOUIS FITZGERALD, President,
100 Broadway, n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-24

Mess on the spot at SO 55es22 CO.. also 225o bb for
May s22 4Os s22 90; $50 bbs June SO;
for Nay so 30 BID aOd s2 IS asked o for june So 50
bid and s22 10 asked for July, s22 20 bid ana ~ 70
Prime Mess for immediate delivery quoted at s2 25 Beef
quiet sales, 10 bbs at sl2 50sSl3 so 9r Plain and
81 Beef Hams were inactive at s22ss2s FOR southern
and sZ4GslG for Western sales rs bbls Cut
Meats continued in light demand s.ies 800 loose ti1 trs1
quoted at l3c smoked Meats were quiet and un
enansedi sales PIECES in b9s Ioc for shoulders & and
Western Long Clear az l24c, and city do at l2c Dressed
Hogs shade hImer at i0alOhc for Ciiy Lar was
PI1ms Steam on spot Sl3 622dflB 80; also 200
for May sl3 62qds3 Go $50 tes tor June a
s3 Id$3 S2; $500 tcs for July at sl3 90gfiS W:
aud 500 August al - OH AT the second ea5 5l
April Sl3 90 bid and Sl3 10 asked; for May Sl5 6Z
bid and s3 65 asked ior june, sl5 80 BIO 2na sS ~
S4 bid sli Ola asked City Steam quoted Al $lo oz y
Within two OF three 1000 contract Steam were
Rene moderate request wi sales OF 900 tcs ior tne
Continent on private terms ana other nSs 49,
tritie lower and the demand continued hght Ns"
STATE pals at 30a35c for Far 20 Ps1ne halI hrk's @ @
PRIME, ana 33d34c Tor Choleei NeH western
2OG54c. for Common to f9ir 2ig2oc: ior
cry at 3Oa35c. for Fair Prime. Cheese was dul
prices sil ruled in buyers favor stat FACTORY az e@
Dairy at 6Gl2c Western a. 5GSc Ior Connon 20 Doo1'
i0al2c Fancy. Eggs were IN lair request
m apG dam ano Ne sfsy az sc State and Pe6nsyI7aa
at loc; western at l6l2alos the latter ior Choice anu
RiCE was quiet and unchanged descriptions whether
foreign domestic; only 1ODbng sal = were male ,,
Sk1Ns-There has been continued qlet NE IN Goa, sNs
but late figures are nomihsly unchanged o & VIZ
lj4 bales Calcutta 223 bales lamp CO. lOl Da zorro
Csbo and "a bales New orleans sales same period 10
bales Mex can In Deer skins also Mite or nothing is Dsh
DONE have taken place. receipts 0r the "te
II ales cabell9 Pales Tamgco IS bales Vera cruz
30 n Ssal, and 2, 800 N Texas. We quote
New-York tribune., 1876-04-24

For delivery, business quiet and puces showed
merSed chanse 9airs ycsterdA' niier M april 02
ID s.c. 100 - Ssc June L3O0. 3iiaqc 700 1885.
800 slc 200 l37Isc Juy. LOO 3 ss,.; August 300
rs isc september. lOO - 5.c 100 - is.c October
200 Is o,c total 1900 bales tilst April 300 l3 sac
June 100, ~ l-c July 100 1856. total, 500 bales sec
ond ea June % IL iigc Ocobrr loo. 3i5ac; tois 400
bslra. Sales to ay up 10 p m, Aphl. 100 l3iss; 20
Is a1.c lCo i3 ilrr loo - ,ci Jupe 200 ec 2o9
i3 s.c. 500, hc. poo 3li.c July, 100 Lice. 20 >
l3is.c. COO, 1855 4On, Is i'tc 10. l3 a-c: Agga'
lS-szC. zoo, l3-i.c 100 i3 iec.; Jc oDer, LOO
ID 5,gc ioia! a,3Iu bics grand total 3iJO0 bales.
At The tie market steady. TAe following were
New-York tribune., 1876-04-24

sight. The selling rates were 81 SG2i9$f s7l4 and
81 s9l2, respectively The specie shipments to-day
as follows: Steamer City of Brooklyn, $780,
900 gold coin and $40. .651 gold bars Celtic $780,
O63, and Main $4,000 gold bars, making total of
$344, The following are the quotations in gold
New-York tribune., 1876-04-24

1os,1l27c. Tow MiddIing 12i.c. Good Ordinary, III
4c receipts go bales saIes 200 bales stock 1920
bales.
sr LoUIs April 22.Cotton quiet Mddling l2,1c.; ; Low
shpmens leo bales sales as bses. stock 122g- bales
MEMPHIS, Apni 22.-COttnn dHll; Mddlng, l2sdl2Ac.
receipts 4jO bales Shipments sos baesi sales 800 bales;
stock. 1922 bales. -
NoRPoIK April 22-COOn quiet and easy; Mdding, i2c.;
net receipts 5ls baes exports coaswse S5s bales saes
bales stock, 10. $50 bales.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-24
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY, April. "a, 1876.

have increased facilities for promptly executing
orders for their purchase and sale in San Francisco
through the Bank of California, and are prepared 10
furnish particulars upon application
LAIDLA & Co, No. II Pine-st.