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Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-06-16

SIMULTANEOUS can save money in freight by making
up clubs for the PATRoN WASHER Of one dozen at time
and sending directly to the manufacturers-HE srAR
Co, ERIE, PA.-for them,
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-06-16

THE PERUyIAN SYRUP Is an IRoN TONIc, prepared
expressly 10 supply the Blood with It's Iron elements
being Tree from alcohol In any form, IL energetic Of
iects are not followed by corresponding reaction but
are permanent infusing strength, vgor and new life
into all parts Of the system and building up Iron
Constitution. IL Is An excellent substitute for wine OF
brandy where slnulant Is needed. Sold BY all drug,
gists.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-06-16

The Epizootic Cough and HeRSe Pow
ders will invariably cure any Horse attacked with
the Epizootc Heaves, and relieve a cough instant
ly. Every mail brings new certificates Of cures, and
orders increase daily. One package will do your
horse 81 worth of good. Large package (Over b)
will be sent to any place free of express receipt
Of $lOO sent to ]. II. HALL, Newport, VI.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-06-16
Republican County convention.

The Republicans Of Caledonia county are requested
g meet by their delegates ia convention at the Town
Hail. IN 81. Johnsbury, Thursday, the 29th day OF
June, A. d. 1876, at 10 O'Clock In tho forenoon,
mate county officers for the two years next ensuing
towns will be entitled TO tho same number Of delegates
as IN state convention.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-06-16
+ ! ( /. B RSSEIAs oS SssH'y
The grand jurors have exchanged auto
graphs and ages. TheY are as folIoKs;

The Northern Association of Universalists
will hold its annual session at West Burke
on next Wednesday and Thursday, June 81
and %
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-06-16

POMONA Grange No. 2 will hold meet.
ing with Barnet Grange on Thursday, June
l5,a I ten O'Clock a. m, to which all fourth
degree members are cordially invited Pro-
gramme Address of Welcome, by Peter
Lindsay, Master of Barnet Grange; How to
make Farming pay in Vermont, by g. II.
Drew of North Danville; The Commercial
Work Of the Grange, by Il. i. EIovey, st.
Johnsbury How to make Household Duties
Pleasant and Attractive, by Mrs. j. A.
Hunter, East Burke; Our Present Banking
System, by A. b. Carpenter, West Water.
ford. At two o'clock p. m, DIR. William
Child of Bath, n. H., will deliver his lecture
upon Sanitary Reform in the Rural Districts
at the town hall. Lecture public and free
to all. Let the people Of Barnet and ad.
joining towns come out and hear the doctor
upon this important subject. The lecture
will be repeated at tho village hall at Pas
sumpsic, at u o'clock p. m, the same day
under an invitation from the Young Men:
Christian Association at that place. This
lecture is also free to all.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-06-16

There are 400 subordinate oranges il
Kansas, with over 10000 members,
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-06-16
Caledonia County Court.

The first case tried was Chamberlain VS.
Rankin. Action on the case for fraud in
sale of wool. PIff. claiming that he bought
Of def. $500 pounds Of wool for 40 cents
per pound and that after getting it to
Worcester, Mass, plff's residence, and exam.
ing it, the inside Of each fleece was found
stuffed with much poorer wool than would
come from the same fleece as well as some
other articles not wool, etc. Def. claimed
he told plf. all about the wool at time OF
purchase. Verdict for plf for S77640
damages and his cost. Exceptions by delft.
A. NJ. Woodbury. VS. james NJ. Wood
bury's estate. This was an appeal by plf.
from decision of commissioners on his
fathers estate, dsallowing his claim against
the estate for balance Of account. Det.
claimed that there was nothing due. Yer.
diet for plf for 1886 and his costs.
Caroline l.. Butterfeid VS. John Shirley
SANDER Plf who formerly lived at Lyn.
donville, claimed that deft had told a Ger.
tain scandalous story about her unfit to be
limited at here, which dcft. denied and also
claimed that plf's. reputation was not in.
jured by it if he did tell it. The jury failed
to agree.
Ranney VS. Town of Sheffield. Action on
the case for injury on the highway. PHI.
claims to have been thrown from his car.
riage by reason of defect in bridge in 1874
which resulted in an injury of the spine
Now on trial.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-06-16

Mothers, Save the Lives Of your daughters when
affected with consumptive coughs or violent colds by
administering to them without delay the Standard
Specinc IALEs HONEY OF HoREmoUSD AND TAR.
Pixies ToOthacho Drops cure in minute
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-06-16
Marriagss.

At lIarlwick, June 10, by Rev. J. H. Marsh George
Dodge of Lunepburgh and Della Slapp of Hardwick.
At Enosburgh June $, by Rev. ]. W. BuZzell, +. 4.
Darling and Addie NJ. Smell.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-06-16
Publisher'ssNotices

AcrINg THROUGH POREs upon the sources ofinnam.
nation GLENs's SULPHUR soar promptly relieves the
burning Itching and other annOyanoes caused by Salt
Rheum, Seald Head, lmpetigO, Eryspelas, and other
skin diseases and umately removes every yestgo Of
them.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-06-16

YsGETINE will cure the worst cases Of Scrofula for
which no medicine has attained such great rsputa-
ton.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-06-16

The Latest, Greatest, and most reliable rem
edy put together by medical science for Rheuma
tism, Wounds, Swellings, Burns, Caked Brests ETC.,
is the Centaur Liniment. There two kinds. What
the White Imminent is for the human family, the Yellow
Centaur Eminent is for spawned lame and strained
horses aud animals.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-06-16
1eaths.

AT West Barnet, June TO- of Apoplexy, Thomas
Moore, ca. ~
At Newport, June II, William c. Gilman, merchant,
At Concord, June s, George Chase, 6s.
Al Wnuamstown, May s, of consumption, Augusta
Ann, wife of VIM Clark, a.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-06-16
RESOLUTIONS passed by Minerva Grange NJ
AOI Wet nmrke, ON lhe death OF aI.l

RESOLUTIONS passed by Minerva Grange No.
1O1 West Burke, On the death OF sister
MOultOn,
Whsrsas, God In his wisdom has seen III to remove
sister Martha A. Mouton by death May 9th, there
fore.
RESOLVED, That as a band Of brothers and sisters we
do desire by these resolutions TO express heartfelt
sympathy ~ brother, uenry IL. MoulOn IN his ailic
uou,
RssOipsd .IThat wo commend him to the Divine Mas
ter above, Tor support and guidance in his time
sorrow
Resolved, That while We dsplore the loss that has
fallen for the first time upon grange, will ever
hold In fond remembrance the memory Of our departed
sister.
Resolved That copy Of these resolutions be pre-.
sentOd TO Brother MOutOn, aud copy be sent 10 the
VERMONT FARMER for publication and also DO record cd
the records ofthe grange memorial Of our Wor.
| thy sister.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-06-16

children Cry for CnstOriO. 1t is as pleas
ant to take honey, and Is absolutely harmless 1t
is sure to expel worms cure wind collie regulate the
bowels and stomach, and overcome irrltabty caused
by rash and cutting teeth. 1t is perfect substitute
for Castor Oil, and for Csstyeness In young or old
there is nothing in existence SO effective and reliable.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-06-16

First Glass Tinman Wanted.
One capable Of doing Piece job Work of all kinds
Apply to W. L. PIERCE, East Calais, Vt.
ANY one St. Johnsbury, can inqul re OF F. =.
Fletcher.
PRRII Fac-Simile copies OF Decla ration of In
wv dependence, beautifully bound In colOTs,
n LIN for sale at our office. Sent p0stp aid, to
any address for a. cents.
ENTERPRISE CARD CO.. Burlingt ton, VT.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-06-16
DRY GOODS,
BONE MEAL.
+. V. POWERS. Agent.

LIVERY ONE SHOULD KNOW That Ban
~ erOits Iiniment cures Cankerrash, Measles SUM
NOR Complaint, Coughs, Colds and Pains. DO not fail
70 get bottle and use when you sick sold every
where. Prepared by ID. w. BANCROFT, Marshfeld,
" WELLS, RICHARDSON 4 co. Burlington,
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-06-16

A negro about dying was told by his min
lister that he must forgive certain darkey
against whom he seemed to entertain very
bitter feelings. "Ycs, sab" he replied, "if
| dies | forgive dat nigga but if gets
we'll, dat nigga must take care !"
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-06-16
June 4, 1876.

The Giapgo Store is still at work, ondeavoring all Il
can, to both buy and sell goods cheap and at all times
reasonable. We keep on hand
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-06-16

An impudent Democratic newspaper down
in Augusta, Ca, the Chronicle and Sentinel
which received an order to print one of the
reading item" puts Of Mr.. Tilden, prints
with il the following
, 1876-03-22

FOREIGN MARKETS.
tpseial u. puleh 10 1A4 EAstayo TflhkMs,
LIyEsfooL, March ALL 4. u,.-FLoua-No. ],
as Cd; No. 2. 2:s ID.
0aA1h-W -Wheat--Wlnter, No, !. l0s; No. =, ID 81:
spring, No. l. ies: No. J, q; white, No, !, Jos
I'd; No. 1os Id; club, No, !, loa lod No. T. los I'd.
Recairts for thres days, l0.oo0 IN. Ill American.
po4n-New, aas 9dGs9es Ai; Ola, eos.
rnov1alohR-Iprk, Bla. Lard, dis.
llvtnrooL, March ALL =, ,,n.-IAno-g1B ID.
1IyKaroot4 March IA n u,.-OAAlN-Wheat-
White No, J. los ID; No. 2 1us I'd: club, No. l. liz;
No. 2. lis; No,g, los ID. corn-Naw. 27sas37s 81.
LtvKMrooI March 1l-A |. M.-LAun-1A.
L,yIRrooL, March 3l.--lAtast-CorroN-DeiuAn
active and uruer: sK6 ls1sd; sales OF H. COO bales,
including 3.1do for speculation and export, sal $500
ba!ea Amnrcau.
California wh!ts wheat. a1osssa. los
3d91os Sd do club. 1oe sdsxlls sea Western spring.
Nos. = to /, ssAl0s; do winter, n sd9loa. Flour
N 6d@Na ii. Western lni1ed now corn, 2s@Ns
ii; do Old. 29s. OAts-AnaricAn. % 81. Paas-
Canadian, 80.
Inoy1s1oAa-psims 1ne4s pork, ais. pstms mcss
boos, s!s{39ks Cd. IAzd-AMasIcan. 6a. Chsa<s-
Fine American, G2x. D&cou-L0n9 clear, b1s Cd; do
shnts elcaFt soa-
TAtLoW-F3Hnt Americas, as %,
pr1aoIkuA-1onnsd, lls3lls 81; spints, sxsa
y 81.
l1ssExn O1L-3ts.
RKus-ooo1non. "a ed9ss: pals do, lo4
BpfRSTt Tunrkn71Mk-95a.
LoaDoH, March ala p m.-nosus railway sharss
, 1876-03-22

The following instruments wsrs hlea for record
Tuesday, March III:
cIT4 rnorENrT,
West Erie IL, 90 IL y Of Pan}na Il, sf, 1s1
IAN n dated March ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. &l.oso
slnsn a, 275 Il Of Noblo at, NJ, 2sIi1tf II. ,..
S.n1n a. tbn ahnye. dated Nsrth is .,.,,.,.. 5000
Ogden sr 2i5 IT, " Of Oakley st, r. I. 251l2o ~.
IT, tlatoA March A,eeS
Van Buren, 1t, lo2 e-1o II 9 Of Ffzne!sco 1t. n T.
691l6o It, dated March tt.......,....,..::. 1ooo
Cltavsr It, 40 It . Of Dirssinn ct. T, 23f r,n
PABLO It. aad hn.ttiIngsdkf A1g. 2ls lsaS l7ho
Vernon ~, l90 II cf ThrtJ.second ~ VIZ " ,,n
xl6ix It, dated MArsh !t..:......:......... l,'oo
Clybourn AZ, 1oi 4-i0 It n " Of Division st,aw
I, Y413lO It. dated March 4l............:.. 1900
Hsstngs 1t, 2G4 n 8 Of Wool ae, I, 2a1l2s H. 49,.
ia T. s,.iad nsrsh ai.................... 1000
zotTtt oF CITY lIIt1f, WITHIN RAnIuB or NtLEs
OF cnrEr-HoUAE
prs,rto ay, 16 It Il Of tcrty-ntuth st, " t, 25x
~ 40 II, d1tsl March hl4....u,.........1 1,t0o
Jefferson art ate It Of EIfty.eecoud II, vi, ~
xjk1 II, dated Juno o2o..................... G,0o0
Michigan NJ north Of and nehr Fifty.third st,
" I, GN1171A IT, dated jan a1............,. G,000
Frederick ptaco, 16e It Of FiitJ-thlrl st, ef,
3Jxl3Q II, dated Juus !, ,167s.............. 5000
, 1876-03-22


uOG rVOpUCTH-Werr less aeetTc+ and aa&lcr en-
Tie average, Hogs wcro stronger bus the oary ttsl
ing 10 rronet wns decidedly bear!sh. holders being
rather free ssers II nndot tho impression thai tho
rscspt sivance was too much IN bo sustained, Liver
pool va. stronger On lard snd meats, which probably
pso.eute2 marked falling -as Il Was, tho decline
uss chiefly tn pork, - noted below.
M1ss lonz-Was less pcure and rathos weak, dee1in-
ing lso rcr br. under moro 1oara1 ofrosings With
small demand, c1copt from rartfca who werc willing IL
buy for Arril when hoy could sell for aiay 10 carry oil
the current difference In prccR. Sales reported
of2s0 bris 1t $1l4o: 4o t.s seller April ut Sl2.3l
29.so; TO- 80 brls eeller May at @?262X117j; aud
116o brls seller 1uns ii t29Ss9a20s. Total IL, ,2s0
bris TITO narkct closed easy ut t27.30 cash selcr
March: s221a2Aa22a5 seor April; sa2.GlH roller
May: &a2Sjt3 12.a7k June.
Prime moss PORK was quiet At $4,000. Extra primo
al *1e.so.
IAAp-WAs less ectisc, and averaged shade eaeter,
the feeling beng u umes tanc. though not weak.
The lnarkot opuuod With FREQ seag1, and looked "a II
decline WAS imminent, but II probably stcadied
BY reported sdyance Of Ia per ia H. In Now York.
Seller April Il sisd5@l3.7o; $40 tes seilar May a
$iI85i391*; aud s. $50 tea sollor junn II 81. .0aA
t4.l2E. Tola II, eco tes Tho market closed firm At
$i365el13.s7H nash or se1ltr March: $12.G74ta137D
lelier April; selar AiAy; aud sif.o7H8
MEA1s--Wero lesa active, aud 4 sh1de easier. Tho
trading was chtety for future delivery, at bGi0o do
c!tno per 100 ~ rides, whilo aash lots exhibited
Htte change. Sales reported OF 10000 IT, ahort
Gny md Il24s seller June; 37o bo1cs ong e!sarn At
l1A@l15to; t0o oxes long and short ccats ut 19hc;
40 boxes HtANoFiAhire hams 1t l3ko; and 160 tca
vestpickled hstns t1e 'ee) At laHc Tho following
, 1876-03-22
LIVE 9TCCk,
C3(fNhNn


oATTLl-TAess was quite 40 mnch activity in thu
cattle trade yesterday ~ tho prec"1iug day. fnt
tho bdvnnco Of lo@ibc shcn established WIS pretty
welt suatainsd, but tho tono Of tho market vas loss
buoFnnt owing 10 tho materially Increased receipts.
Tho advance Monday In Nav Tork Of !4Gaxc, and
tie roaasuhg tono Of kilograms from other livestock
points, called nut good donAn1 Oh shipping account,
nnd during the day tho but Of t1s supply, largo
though It was. found husOrs. The rcoolpa this weak
have comprised class Of stock somewhat batter than
tho reccut average, and 10 tAs fact u due IN part tho
generally improved condition Of ths market. Chotcc
smooth, wol-fntte1 Btoers, weighing from 1.4o0 10
Hradcs, averaging from LOO to $50 It's, ut st2s@7S.
Fat cows sags bulls oxen, aud mixed butcher. stnd
saahle At s9 bts$.oo. e.oekers wcru III demand
nt SJ9s9Jss ast good feeding catlo at $i.Ol@l.25.
salr q: eIrn sseazs Averaging es1 M, whs effected
by Itaruoo Lott At *da5 Most Of tho trading VAS
ii $3.71G&.7s Tho market clohed weak for shiplina
At Rtght decline from MondaY's quotations.
, 1876-03-22

mon. s2Q2sao; good DO, 40aaoo; medium. Asl9tao;
ts3dac; e'nincst 70ta7bc. JArANs- Gnmfnnn 6t357c:
Eoo1 common. aat<aAo; medium, qua 40: Hoo rne.
GOta65c; chniccst, 73ta75t. On.otas-uonltnot MIA
sjo; 4ooi common, a5a1ae: uad!uns. t0S4 ~ R,o'l
inodidn 4H foc: ine +6350o; Guest t565ads choicct
Gua61o. th0teeat. 7b(asDn
WOoD-unosations woro ss.bo for maplo, aud $3.50
for tcncll-tidltycted. -...
WNNL-WA qutet and rAsy. Tha Eaatcrn n,arketa
Ars dull aud wrnk, and Western htlls ero ordering
chiefly u meet current wants. whtts thcre IA fair
now WOO, Tn-w.sheti. prime, su3slc; TO. noor 10
R3od A8sDo: washed nctcs hnt. good conAttioned, 40
t9tc; washed, eoarse and tncdiim do. 43t942o; TN.
medium, 3o932a; pulled, average. 8JtSa6e.
, 1876-03-22

on The Stock Exnhangs arc panichy, and pr,ces ,,.
declining raralY Under forced sales. There h nn,
anxiety. fuFngn sec'tinz are afro fat IN syynpatA,.
Tho anonnt Of bn1lton which ias Eono n,o Ii, n.,,
of Enuinu, m ta1nprc .a.1av Ia el3p,o
Ioapnr. March a1-s n. ru.-Tho stoct 1,,,..,
.t tha ctn7o .towa . stfobt roeovorv In nrIc,n
thcre IN tess o.aItcncpt '' ''a
CoxaoLs-S1o,ev. o. o.lea9{ 5.l6,
AMERICAN s,rcun,r,xa-ess, losk s7s, 1u71. to.io.
los.1; nav b.. 1o54; Nov York Central, loi: ~.
11.t: prcferrfd. a.. N
TArtow-&7s plfa ies.
REFINED rg1Ao,suM-1na ed6slp. %.
rAnts. March a. .-l,rs rx.--aaf efo
ro.vrronr M.r,,, 9i -,r,,rrvr ar.rr, n.
ra- =. 1o,T D''o4-
3'N' ~"' '''|''
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS..
NEW ORLEANS. MIrch 2f,-corroA-Do1nuud ActI,s:
fa'ea $3.50 bales; gooa ordinary to htrtct 300! o..
binary, 0A1lo; low middtnE 10 strict low mtAd'Ir.
1tH3f3Hc; niddtlng to Hkrict m'daifng, i2Afaf3kef
Gool ihtldlingt fs'l@lfHo: rccspts. not, s,l5ii
wlse, 2osi; 10 Great DriLatn, s,83G; stock, 27lsf
+ BAvAnuAn, March 41.-Cottou FIRM; luiddliuo,
13hc; net receipts &so balcs gross CaG talcs sIg
OuAnlEsrow, AIarcl. 2l.-ootton a,rong; upy,,,
,at.a IN '' "~'''
n1,n,- ~ ,r..,,, n,.,,, o,.,, ,,,,,,,, ,o..
r,, -,,ntn.. NJ, ,,s'a., e.,.. n "a' "7' '1Se'
n.,rr.-as ,.s n, es,, e.. .t,,u,...
, 1876-03-22

Long and ahors sltnr. quoted At l2';s cash. and
12Ko seller April, boxe<l; green hanls. l2kSl14o, !,
sweot.picklsd do lakG1.o: Cumberlands, like ca.h
Or seller March 1ongout hssas, in jl3Ac, boxad;
bacon hams, 14tB1+He.
HREAsr--WAs quiet st T@oc. ,...,...-
DEEF pnODUGTs-Ncre steady and quiet at $to5 50
tal1.Oo for mess, stl.t0R13o0 for e1trn 1ncss, anal
$A.004474.50 for hams. aalo war snQde Of Ito bflu
extrA tless On private terms,
T4LLoM-H9R 2uotei at 3as@aHa
, 1876-03-22
1850
G,Uo
6,0N
5000
COMMERCIAL.

The following weEo tho receipts and lh!pments Of
tho leading articles Of produce In this city during tho
twenty -four hours ending at o'c&ock On Tuclday
morning: -.-.- .-~.-...
, 1876-03-22
4nlrtments. Salcs wtrn reported 1t tl.3n2A.ao for
Toor 41tra,sho hulk n .3i3 62t. The following

Aos'ne nFos' q co' 10 lloIiie 70. % ~" o''V
. HuffAto.
hufsAho. AatGH 4tt-CAFIhlI.@lefnipst' oNi totaI
tos te Fsc* o,ist inatkcs atfS kcstFS' psfseA 'sS
4n ssI r1ta W. 70 saln: ,oo, ...,,.,,
tma ~ fr soa % LOT hno "oen,
iioas-Sn frrsi, srrivn,. io,,i rcc.,pta yor I'm
wax loo. market yesssrtiay nciivs: Yoflcts siv1
ess.a6; heavy. tsosss :a; tclecssd $s.ao sacs d.
d.J one car ilgn1 lorkeEs oho car fAr' s9bos
"h'en "'s >" ''''' "eae w., e,,ura,., un.,S".
w.rerrov.. M,reh iNCtTr,r-1,ccc.pt. = IN.
moqtly Wcstorn; choice, 1901: ertra, $Y,o0a j7j
first lnat1. $7.oos7.76; second, &o.Jdao.sU; third,
$9:oN11So.
,,irs. rc a. sstra in tn,s Z; mai IN nsc;. e.,S,
4uDn6,So or from, 4Aet7Au per il trains delaye,I
by snow. aud all stock arrived thoroughly drenched
and 'cafeeS 6amp'e.
r,or ,,npn7v ,tare,, d imn.rr1r~rncs,,a, ,o.,,v
7ta Hr,t nr iscsrs NJ thrnuv etnct M, IN ca,s ~
t,lt markell supply very lssht. md liite hipiness
toiuu mi tno1ie in fact t tskablish rrstln nIon.
linn. hut nrn II thsro ia any ofsnas ri aft' trfc
ilatnr,
fioSt-neee,p,s today. 400 hesd: Yortora. .a3A
B.7U: Ph!n,lelr(,tA fy.iHag 80,
, 1876-03-22

EL0CR-WaA in moderate demand, and AbnaHhat
mora active aud u unchanged prices; though tho
market opened vary dull. Quotations. wcrD nat al.
vsuced the previous day. and therefore tloro
dropping back. Tho inquiry for shipping accoHnt
chlofy fer low grades for tue Canada trAe local
buyers tatiug hold npaEngiS. Raes reported Of
100 br!s wtntnss ut ed.6o@e.to: i.a?5 b,s
spring extras, chiefly at s3.a7x@3.o0: and 37o
brla rye dour. partly at st.25. Total, a5a hrls.
Tho arhe. closed no!na1y n. tho following range Of
rrtccs: Choice winter e1tt1s, 4h.s0@7 80; common
10 Goo1 d. 75esso; epE1ag eztsas good
do $46H@i cholco do $5.00G5 Is patents do, $3.50
t97,2a Minnesota, ti,75a62s: spring dupcranfs.
saoo@sG0; rye Gour. ss.15f.2o; buckwheat do ss.u0
63EA
BnAx-waa in roiezato demand, sua sold 600 per
ton higher Sales 10 tous at $1l O0 90, partly
FREQ on board carr -.....
MInDI1sos-sslca vcro % tons at t12,oo@l::75.
Cons-atRAI-sales wero 30 tons COARSE : $3.50 On
track, nIlsl 3I6.G0ta 1850 FREQ ou board cars.
WfEAT-Tea less active. aud irregularly lower, do
el!nlnG 1.c from tho closing ngnrce Of Monday and
law thGes Of tho preceding ovahtaG. Itvorlaoa waa
ngaln quoted etsong but onl5 On 1oasing, eargocs,
and eomo ms private sdvcts lote thst srfst u closing
dull New York also ta1na. telegram naiTo-
4 II ::.s ,ss S Ps =. s,SI
iho'ueh onS s.oef oi wheat w. reaaosl
that much Of increase In this stock Of tho speculative
Grade. Tho lower grades have heon moved out 20
1ejectcd. ut PROBABLY ,noro wsstening III thai,
anJ noted sbo,o % " the roHort Vat rood any Of
&c.. e bs rsh II .rses l. % a
ained By tho s11Hfef oTrTstors. Ono firm aonc sola
1,{oo 900 hu within t~o t!aya-all long wheat, and
and tic marriott quickly wtakencd uudor tt but III tic
offerings .sra tEsy ts.sn, eo a,sn the tane s.nesa
hrner tono saller NaX OPENED ct slo9 declined to
S17t: !cac.ea al!Ehsy, then sold down to s. I'd,
so 4 e so.na !. sesF ssea A5 ,s
month. or regular ~ spring, was ntte bs:tsF than
n9mn.l a. s!oaASlW;S. "a e e;. closing % st $oaA. alt
so2x ~ Ne SO tsts1 Il e asSs Sc q q
rejoctee DO = 77,sa7ssc; and 400 bu " sample at
92c. To.al. VI. 900 bu.
MInsKsosA ~ %nEtr-wss w. r. auis.; md 1X@2e loser. M
,.@RRl' ,..eR ut '' 10 FREQ ." board s'F' aud I'LL on
YORK wore both quoted atro,c 10 Latter tetng aevs
Increase win nots favorable weather. ana 10 weakly
IN a., ps. o. s sn ~ ts sSea
agarss had id .o1ae s1ree sbss tho showng roa!i @
70 tho othe1 way For thsss reasons buyo1s hold OF,
ths.s nng 1 20 sspsss. i aosrt ,o Of country snyn
Boiler May ocaea q ~, md doellaeJ o +7Xe.
ins It 1tt;e. Seller tla month, Or se,tulse No wa
quiet u 44tss4Ac, closing At +{to; md
closed strong IT 10. sslles juno aoal at 4iS@74c:
Of 40 go lu Nc. ~ . y 44,e+oe; 7s4u hn nsw hish
tu rejected q SO for regular snd 80 for slls edged
ro:srss; ooo bn ty ssmr!s nj s24Ie gu track: md
| aT.G9o hu.
oAIsE"ese qu'et nna "a aie lowof. -, owing to af9-
s sy H. asa,sna ra s II a Ha
market cloaod quiet. 5c'lcr tic month sold At 3s9
st ,f1t .1aTn Msy sol Al Ii iS<fsuar and rIosnd Il
, 1876-03-22

NOG8-Trado v0s bfisk 1t further oona!derahIo
adyanoe, light weights averaging 100 End heayy grals
wcre sIger tlsn for ssvesaf days Previous and bid
fair TO b stn tnore liberal to-day, thero was strong
by tho znidllo OF tho aftesuoaa tho pms had boon
cleaned Of evarything except tew Bcsarsg lots.
nlineipsy I m r. It SssSs fot shs. sad 1t tsssssS ss
Tor common 70 good haayy. co!eo light 4old 1t $40
@R.t5, hnd extra heavy 1t $o,ooao.95. There Wa
ue
, 1876-03-22

GENERAL MARKETS.
ALcoHoL-Was higher. IN aympashy with high
xinas, closing u sl.IU82+11
BAoOM-CORN-Was quiet md easy. Tbs rsceiph
s1s light but thcra n good dsal Of cora hack 10 tito
country, puah q Which vlu probably 10 SAINT forward
, 1876-03-22

NEW Yonk. Mstch 2l.-01ld declined from III 10
1l3}s, atterwIras advanced 10 and elaasd It ll4l:
Carrying rates, 7tos
Goyo1utntuts weto Gsr.
Na!lrohd bond. closed htsouf.
Sats securities wers quiet except Missouri d and
Tennssseea old, which ars better.
With lho exception Of Pacific Mail. which advapced
~, tho stock market Las besu without particular fea-
tute. but 10 the strong. Iuots Central declined
70 102. There wess uome scer si1tss put to-day N
psc!nc Mall, Teste1n Union, and Lake Shore chls0y
ct Which U,000 wore Pacific HAi. oUnj Ws4tern
Union. lIodo 81. Paul. 9,u00 EE1s, and 4,,oov L.ks
6hute.
Money nirkst easy 3as. Prime m&rcsntls paper,
ka6.
Customs feetl1ts, ls4A0oo. ...........
The AtaIstAut-TreasuEasd d1sbu9tsd $tl7.QQ1
1Ioauee b1torts, a, N,&luOQp.
Cl0AHpgt. %N,1[Uu1O,
Ataflt 6tJu. Sk7, ~