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New-York tribune., 1876-03-01
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
TvEspAY. Teb. 30, ls70.


AsIIrs-The position OF ths market does vary the
are ample willie demand. slow ana uueertan
fi.f 2SH make, SHOWS much Sness much
a. 20 Limit the buncs shippers who far Inquiry
Tie SocSs are ycry moderate Western and southern Yellow
demand Tor Hard Brick has been fair aud
prices have maaed STEADY tue supply quite arse tae
been quiet and unchanged. quote PATE, . NJ - 500
- ,1i jersey :? .oaS2 20 as nn' rnn fV ru S0si,
Ratmore 500 Yard prces delivery Included, SasS
higher cons, 81, o.,, r,rr and, ,ro., pr,.,
sl ready 1t steady hgurys 81 common qgaiti,s are d..
aud amos, cntirey nominal ". q.ois dI'1, Sno' [ [gr
y N Jo7c.i i:ed AMI Red tipped. = n, sole ,,,-
business il oug on potng d impor has cd
Ine quoat arr as t9oS. AansT r @ pe S .i
.Od- C.; Refined spermaccu, ~ L1se.
and have remained about strAiy quoted 81 80
s s 81 STEADY ss fGrsP az & Late q asr
Portland SO 6O6 - Roman. - JOas5 keene - 1Oi
~ ioSsi 20; ami Lime and Tel, - s5asS
sd rd for caSln; the demand G uOdeaie
Bumnogs has continued very quiet nIt previous
but steady Forcgn Goals st duh snd unchanged. We
Gno;e For Liverpool House Camel s5Gsl7 Liverpool Gas
do sio Newcastle do. sGas7 scotch TO- $6 5OG$7; do
LuA SOFT and Broadtop 50 5Oasd and Anthracite sj -5e
COFFEE descriptions & were 9get and gnenansed with
20 % ne" lions aroc Rio o,iaar" e,r.5r, lbs
al6c do. iair o. 'i.a !. hc do good do Do
santcs iar 10 good i7sGisc Java mats 25ale Java
MStao Sass Il SSayrS sSs saho b"aSo
dl6c Rica IL "a isc. Mexican. II 2dl LIZ. Ssyana
lGadls 2c rorO BcO. Il he; Ang0stura, II l1c
jamaica l7dlsc.; Curacao, l62dlT %c Manila, II Ia
Is &c; Macassar. l3d20., all gold
CO0PFRAGE sTOt K-Ihe market hns continued very
guet but prices without essential change. We qu0te
Empty Hogsheas 81 JOdS2 10; Hoops, IL feet. Ordinary
to Prime. 35e3se II feet DO 2se SOS Mo4sses shocks
Heals s inches, - 50ds! 90; do, 30 inches, 81 7Jd
s. 10: Box Shocks, roe; Rum Shocks. $idSi 70, Pipe
shocks. So 5Ods7
COKDAGEIhe current quotations are as follows: Manila
n lig0 ID c.: Manila COrdlgt. Ia IA &C.. TaIroG Manila
ilc Sl.a Rpp, II cl2c. NewLeslan, IL hole % Russia
Hemp, Tarred, llc. Amencan Hemp. TrTed be- terms
net Cls;.
COrrON-The market on tho spot was dul AMI irregular
with ih rather In buyers favor. owing 10 CONT uod
weakness ia he Liverpool market the receipts at tn,sors
1906 baos (NoN Or ans esmate against 10 75l
this week. and lOSGJ bales this day year
The J13 bales, Of which 80 last evening nClud
ing $50 Tor consumption ad 43 fUr speculation Nominal
New-York tribune., 1876-03-01
NEwyORK DAILY TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 1, 1876.

against Long Shore, which broke it down to o9s'
the lowest price of the campaign and decline from
the highest price of the year of S per cent sales at
one time being up TO 6S5s ex dividend. Western
Union Telegraph dropped down to It's old price also,
and the rest of the active list suffered somewhat,
though New-York Central, Rock Island and Ere
bore the attack without hinching. After the hlst
fury was over and an opportunity offered to take
observations matters began to assume less dlsmai
hue and it began also to be thought that after
all, though things were less hopeful In
commercial point of view than might be wished, YET
they were not going to the dogs all at once. 90
hope sprung out of late despair and reverse move
ment set IN, the downward turn being checked AT
the aforementioned points, and q smart buying
movement carried up Lake Shore above III, western
Union Telegraph above 72l2 and sent the other
shares also to higher figures. The market aiter
1890 was less active and entertaining an"
assumed also moro cheerful hue; Dut
though full prices were not IN all cases
maintained there was less desire to sell holdings ior
what they would fetch, though Western union
broke away again and fell to 7Ois. and Lake Shore
TO 90, and Pacific Mail to 207s Whether this Is the
turning point of the market or not we do not under
take to say but while the sentiment on the part OF he
bulls was somewhat less lugubrious than yesterday,
the general IcellllR bticSb o'eio w w 'NJ
bearish OF the light fances, Missouri, Kansas and
Texas was quiet and steady at 12i2, C., e. and y.
.steady Mt ., while Toledo and Wabash, on yester-
days adverse decision, tumbled to 3os- In invest
ments, Illinois Central moved up to lO2, Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western to 1lSl2, and Chicago and
Alton to 101 l2 Central New-Jersey selling at loI'
New Jersey at 1913, Dubuque and Sioux City at a.
and Albany and Susquehanna at 1O3. Express shares
were leavy, American at 62i2, and United States
at "a. OF miscellaneous stocks, Consolidation Coal
declined to 46, Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph sell
ing at 2Ole and Preferred Quicksilver at 24l2 Inc
general market closed heavy and declining Tor
Telegraph, Lake Shore, and Pacific Mail, but steady
on the rest Of the list The declines in prices COM
pared with the closing quotations Of yesterday were
in Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph and Pacific Mall
each L. per cent Central and Hudson and Wabash,
each a Michigan Central % Delaware Lacka-
wanna and Western, Eric, st. Joseph, Lake Shore,
Quicksilver. and ST. Paul. each Il; North-Western
Preferred, Ohio and Mississippi. and St. Paul Pre-
fcrrcd, each Is; Western Union, 7s. Union Pacihc
and New-Jersey Central each advanced IL aud liar'
lem 10 per cent. The following table shows the
RANGE OF TIE
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LITERARY NOTES.

ur Cen. p. Iatbrop viii have critical
..nv q, sarly American novelists in the April Aaartac
new volume by Miss Yonge, "The
rnr,stmas Mummers and other Stories" has been pup
hshed abroad mn ~.
A work by Mr.. E. L. Godkin of The Nation
~ou Government" will be published during the year D'
Henry Holt Co. e
Gen. Francis A. Walker has a manual OF
political economy in preparation IL VIII oO P
BY Henry Holt & Co. .,rn
Mr.. Ruskin has edited work on 1.-The
Art schools Of Medieval ChriseDdom" by A. T. o"en'
Just reany IN EnSdhu
The third volume of Lanfrey's History OF
Napoleon the First" Ian English transation) is
By Macmillan q Co. tor early Issue. -
f.. j. Hale s. Son will soon publish " Moody
and sankey, an Authentic Account OF theu L"es anu
Services" by Mr. Frank s. Reader.
Prof. 1horold Rogers will print "Epistles,
satre and Epsms" the first Two aasp'co H0"' HUI
little book of "Hints on Bible Marking"
by Mrs stephen Menzies with predatory note by MT
Moody Will he published by A. ID. f. Randolph q Co.
A work on "The English Bible" by John
Eadie d. d.. LIZ d. being history of the various ira
atons of the Scriptures, is on the presses OF MACMILLAN
4 Co.
George MacDonald's new novel, "Ihomas
wncfod CIrate" to be published by George Routledge
Sons viii be directed chiefly against the religious OF
irrrligfous views OF such scientists as Prof IyndAn.
Col. George h. Warlng VIII puDlsh III Iiio
March Atlantic final article Drainage. His valuable
papers on tins subject will then be put IN shape Ior
volume to be issued by Hurd HoughOn uder 'he u'o
of " sanitary Drainage III (ltles.
M. Nayile of Geneva has been commissioned
by the Prussan TO prepare an eclectic text
of the Egyptian "Rtual Of the Dead" the chlet re-
mains OF Egyptian literature and s at present engaged
IN an examination OF the principal papyr III EnSa anu
Mr.. Edward Jenkins, author OF "Glnxs
Baby" has at last begun the serial publication OF his
Coolie novel, entitled Lutchmce and Dilloo," an
nolmeed several Years ago. DOdd & Mead Iona since
made direct arrangements with the author Tor lis repub
hcatiOn here.
Col. r. |. Dodge, y. S. A., in addition to
his work ON the Plains has written volume on The
Black Hills" which will give the routes with map, de-
scrpons Of the scenery views ana the facts 10 soil
timber, climate, gold, etc. Col. Dodge was one OI the
military exploring expedition
A number of Shelley MSS. have long been
in the possession of Mr. Townshend Mayer, an English
collector, many OF which he has lent to Mr.. Buxton
Foruan for use in the preparation Of his edition Of
ShclIey's Works, to be published by MessIs. Reeves
Turner ST. J0meSS NGJd-iRe for March publishes u
sonnet this SERIES the Ms. being i'll sheleys own
handwriting.
Robert Clarke g. Co. are to reissue, i'll two
octave volumes, The Olden Tme," monthly pub1ca-
ton issued by Neville B. Craig at Pittsburgh In lS46-7
and devoted to the Preservation Of Documents and
other authentic Information in relation to the early Ia
plcriOns and Settle and lni rovement OF the COu
try around Head of the Ohio" 1t is an important
wOrA tn local history.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-01

The money market to-day did not vary from its
old course and call loans were freely done on pledge
of United States securities at per cent, ana on
Stock Exchange collateral at 31204. The trade IN
mercantile paper is small, as very little paper is
Offering. We quote rates at 412 to per cent for
best grades The United States Treasurer to-day
received 300. 900 National bank notes for redemp-
ton. The Customs receipts at Washington amounted
to 5000 900. The Internal Revenue receipts footed
up S172. .OOO The following is the Clearing house
statement Currency exchanges, $3,511 ,23S;
currency balances 1880, ESQ., gold exchanges,
So 1872, All ; gold balances, $626,s55.
Government bonds were very dull to-day and on
the whole steady and devoid of any special interest
We annex the latest street quotations:
New-York tribune., 1876-03-01

stnctGood JrnnaIy....1,55 MIblhng .....l Is
FOR future delivery there dfciie of itsc., with
moderate business the dccl ho sales es erlay D. m
April 400 l22.c May. Loo, l5e 2Oo l3 issc; August
loo. IS uisc 200 lS4'o.c; total 22uO eneS. First call
today;oMirel. 800, l2tiase st 100, l2'.e,
r. lloc total 800 bales al second saii,sSS saIss'
Sales to-day up 10 D. m.-MaTch, 200, $ H.. aasc 100
l2''azc; 400 H. l2iisgc; 200 l29r. 100 i2s.c 400
l2c., Ap 1000, l2iiisc 500, l22isac; nc; 800
1921 May Loo l2aiss 800 1885, leo l2alS4c 100,
l.c. 300 2's.c June 1000 l3iic; uly 800 l3ac.: 400
lSs august 200 100. 1885, total lO,50O bales;
After Change the was quiet and steady The FOL
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Aor change the market quiet and steady. The fol

DRUGS AND. cHEMicAI.s-lmGe Is generally dni
and prices show few changes Quotations Opium
currency. for jobnng lots: Morphne at s. 90 QuI
seneca Boot s1@o0c Aeonol az r. 29 Balsam Tolu
malai 50qCoc, gold for Madras siasI o. gold
for Bengal, and GO0s0c, currency, for Manila: Sale
peter 2 c for refined Nitrate Soda 2asd2
lsrtar. 80 9GS5 59r. gold Quicksilver ZOE gold; English
Chrmicais-y 81 40 for sal Soda: 81 2JaS4 3ILa for
Casc 81 9jas2 06 for Ash and 81 25dsi 81 for Bicarb
Soda, all gold Bleaehing Powder, So, currency; rs
senal OILS. S3 30ds3 40. gold, for Bergamot; AZ Is
as3 20 gold for Lemon G3 a65c currency, sa.aras
s3 dS3 20 for Winsrarecn SO rs for Pep,r
MKT III tin. and - as4 20 Ia
DYEWooDsTh market fer both Logwood and Fustc has
quiet but hgurcs remained about steady IopwoJ
Jamaica. gold, s26ds26i sanro Domingo csrreucy
s4s Honduras, currency. s32i FusucMexcsn S2Jdpszf
sayania s24fs2S; Maracaibo sz2Ss23, ssnto Domingo
FokEIOS FRUITs-Ths market for Dried descriptions IA
New-York tribune., 1876-03-01
The business at the United States Assay Office
for the month ended Feb. 20, was as follows:

TRANSMITTED TO q. ). Mint pha
d,lIi coinage. golL...-.. 2i7729 10 s2i7.729 10
Our London advces report rather easier tone 10
Consols while United States bonds were fraction
better for 5.20s, with l0.4Cs and Fyes steady.
Erie Common advanced to l6ls, the Preferred being
quoted at 32l2 and Ncw-Yorle Central at 1850
1852 Money is easy still, three months bills being
quoted at gig per cent, which is l. per cent below
the minimum rate of discount at the Bank of En-
gland this institution reporting a gam on balance
to-day Of 100000. Rentes in Paris were frmcr at
G6.32ie, and sterling on London lower at 25.I5Ie.
The gold market was neglected, all the sales up to
1880 p being at IL, with special talk in either
direction, the bull movement founded upon the
Treasury showing having made but little progress.
On gold loans the carrying rates were GIG, 3, and
per cent and fiat The specie shipments to-day for
Havana and the engagements for Europe tomorrow
amount to $685., 900 Upon this being known the
price of gold advanced to 4ls The foreign exchange
market was dull at quotations, the selling rates
being the basis Of l2G4.Sjal for GO days bills
and 3S9Q4. S0l2 for sight. The export clearances
of domestic produce from this port for the week
ending tonight amount in currency valuation to
$4,49S9S7. The Assistant Treasurer paid out
SO, 900 in coin interest the public debt and
$3Gl, 900 in redemption of called bonds. The days
operations at the Gold Exchange Bank covered |:
Gold cleared 500 21O O00 gold balances, $s14 017;
currency balances, 81 ,01s,215. The principal gold
uuotatiODs wcre:
New-York tribune., 1876-03-01

WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CARRYING THE
UNI FED STATES MAIL.
The Steamers take the Lane Routes recommended
by Maury. L. :. NJ south OF the Banks On the
passage tO Queenstown. all the wear r'nnd.
REPUBLIC, SATIi KDAG, March 4, noon
GERMANIC. SATURDAY. March ~ at 3 p m
CELTIC SATURDAY. March ~, at II a. NJ
ADRIATIC SATURDAY. March p. nj y. m
BALTIC. SATURDAY. ADin ], at ii a. m ..z....
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK. PlEH 3Z' NoHIh
RIVER. T., -.
These uniform in and unsurpassed In s
poiBtnens The Saloon, StateToomt, SmoKng ann fsa,h
Rooms placed amidsips where the noise anu hoton
tainsb.e at sea - 49,, -, ,.. ,ua..,.
on favorable Steerage, SIS. -.
For and other lnorfnauon Apply AZ TOO
'P"' r. ]. CORTIS Agent.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-01

Total since Jan.1. s47Al234o sS9$sl,SS6 s4-'192:is
Messrs. Chase & Atkins, No. Is Broad-st., VIII
nav the March coupons of the Buffalo and State
Line Railroad.
The United States Rolling Stock Company Will
nav dividend of 50 G0 United States gold coin, on
and after to-day, at their Office. Nos. ~ and 76 Wall
st.
The Bank OF North America will pay tho March
interest on the fftcen-year per cent convertible
bonds of the Hannibal and st. Joseph Railroad Com
pany
NJ. X. Jesup Patton & Co. will pay the selni-annual
divi,.nd of per cent on the common and preferred
stock of tho Chicago and Alton Railroad Company
at their banking house, No. 80 Wiliiam-st.
The March interest of the first mortgage bonds
of the New-Jersey and New-Yori Railway Company
will be paid in gold at the office of the National
Trust Company. Nos 361 and 1863 Broadway.
Tue following dispatch was received at the office
of the Union Pacific Railroad in this city to-day
OMAHA, Feb. 90.
Westerly winds prevailing. with cloudy weather and
snow All trains on tune The receipts for Fcbrusr, UP
10 and including the 9th show an increase OF $sSCOO
over the corresponding month last year.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-01

In State bonds the only sales were In District OF
Columbia 3.65s at 70, Missouri 6s at 103, and N Y.
State Bounty bonds at 10isi.
There was falling off in the business in railroad
bonds prices also being something lower pretty
much all over.
The following shows the exports exclusive of spe-
ce) from the port of NewYork to foreign ports for
the week ending Feb. 90 and since tho beginning Of
the year: . ,s,e
For ,ho ,roah e3d9o070 fti9S,9S1
Dr. ytouslv renortej ~ I8477G54 1882 261 3759l232
New-York tribune., 1876-03-01
Geafbers.
Ocean Cleaners.

A MEXICAN LINE.
IN WEEKLY MAIL STEAMSHIP SERVICE between
PHILADELPHIA and LIvERPooI, calling at QUEENS
TOWN sailing every THU RSDAY from Philadelphia and
sailing every WEDNESDAY from Liverpool The following
sTeamers are appointed sail from PhilaieDha: -
sLORD CLIVE....Mar 2 tCI1Y or BRISTOL Mar 80
INDIANA.-....-...Mar 16 OIIIO....-. April .
ILLINOIS. ..-........,Mar 23 PENNSY Ivan Ia ApL 10
PRICE or PASSAGE IN CURRENCY.
CABlN...---..--.-...SIbt 10 SiOO, accofun2 to
Steeage intermediate tickets 10 and from all points al
the lowest rates. x.-,,.
Steamers marked with star do not carry Intermedte
accommodations for all Glasses unsurpassed
Fur passage Of freight and other informato apply 10
PETER WRIGHT a SONS, General Agents,
3O7 Walnut ST., Philadelphia
GEO. w. COTTON. A. trOad-st, New-YOrk.
JOHN MCDONALD, Passenger Agent
: place.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-01
Ceaehers.

WANTED IMMEDIATELY-By lady grad
w uate Of four years experience, position rendent
TEACHER school or family best references Qusincs
tons- Higher English BraDchss MRtkemacs french, ana
prawsoe Mocersie salary Address o. N. A. E~t sade
ssssss vass 'sg ts.s4sSs
New-York tribune., 1876-03-01

GREAT WESTERN STEAMSHIP LINE.
" NEWYORK TO BRISTOL (Eng)-DIRECr
Taking for L0ncon Cardiff Newport
Glouce estcr, and all ports In Bristol Channel
Sailing from Pier 18 last River. -
CORNWALL. Stamper er............-SATURDAH, March 20
GREAT WESTERN. Windham...
CABIN Passage $40 Excursion sl2O; lnterme
dae currency Steerage SO currency Prepaid steer
Certificates S26 Drafts Al ana upward For freight
". ID. MORGAN, Agent, No. 10 South-st- New.York.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-01

Curry payments s49o, ,79e es
Curry Balance. 81, ,398, ,OSS dS d3
Customs-.-.-.-.. Z5o,VoV w
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follows:

The closing quotations Of foreign exchange are as
New-York tribune., 1876-03-01

DACIFIC MAIL s. s. LINE. .
L FOR CALIFORNIA, JAPAN CHINA, AUSTRALIA,
NEXfZEALAND, PlIIISH COLUMBIA, &c.
Sailing from Pier foot II Canal IT.. North lhvef
FOR SAN FRANCISCO via ISIHMUS OF PANAMA.
$. :. Colon, FRIDAY. March :. .
Connecting for all CENTRAL AMERICAN and SOUTH
PACIFIC PORTS.
FROM SAN FRANCISCO 70 JAPAN AND CHINA:
r. s CITY OF NEW YORK, March J.. -
FROM SAN FRANCISCO TO VICTORIA, PORT TOWNS
END, TACOMA, PORTLAND, &c, &c.
On the 10Th and 2jth Of every month. -
For freight or passage apply foot Of Canal st. " r.
II. j. BULLAY, superintendent
New-York tribune., 1876-03-01

The days business at the United States Sub Treas
uy comprised:
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THE MARKETS.
[Care:ully reported ios rIz TmBUST.l
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Ter Eorta Rtrer Vessels dEd R1iiroads.

TrEspAY. Feb. %. 1870.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-01
GERMAN LLOYD

~ STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW. YORK
SOUTHAMPTON, AND BREME
COMPANYS PIER foot Of SECJND-ST.. HOBOKEN.
Hermann Sat March WISER SATURDAY March IL
AMTRICA, sat. Mca. Il MOSFI, Saturday. March 70.
RATES OF PASSAGE from NEW YORK N SOUTHLAND
TON, HANRE OR BREMEN: -
FIRST CABIN. 800 gold | SECOND CABIN, $50 gold
STEERAGE. $50 currency. ,.
Return Tickets reduced rates Prepaid hoerage Oouh
Gates, S52
For freight or passage apply 70 - or,.-
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POCKET MONEY FOR CHILDREN.-There
is no error more fatal than imagining that
pinching youth in pocket-money will
teach him frugality. On the contrary, it
will occasion his running into extrava-
gance with SO much more eagerness when
he comes to have money in his own hands;
as pinching him in his diet will make his
appetite only the more rapacious. If you
put into the hands of your child more
money than is suitable to his age and
discretion, you must expect to find that he
has thrown it away upon what is not only
idle but hurtful. A certain small, regular
income above six years of age he ought to
have. When he comes to be capable of
keeping an account, he ought to be obliged
to do it; he will thereby acquire habit of
frugality, attention and prudence that will
be of service to him through his whole life.
On the contrary, to give young person
money to spend at will, without acquiring
any account of it, is leading, or rather
forcing, him upon extravaganza and folly.
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Diptheria. liberated Sore
Throat, and Scarlet and
other FeVers.

ANY of the above diseases may he cured by well rub
hing three times day into the chest throat and neck
of the patient: it will soon penetrate and give mme-
diae relief Medicine taken 10y the mouth must operate
upon the whole system its influence he felt i'll
any local part whereas the Ointment will do its work
at once. Whoever tries the ungcut in the above
ner for the diseases named any similar disorders
affecting the chest and throat will find themselves
relieved as by charm. All sufferers from these COM
laints should envelope the throat bedtime large
bread and poultce, after the Ointment has been
well rubbed in it will greatly assist the of the
throat and chest. To aly the fever ami lessen the in
Illumination. eight ten Pills should he taken night
aud morning. The Ointment will produce perspration.
the grand essential in all bases of tcvers throat
or where there might be oppression of the chest
either from sth,na other causes.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1876-07-29
Dr0psicaJ SaCellings, Paralysis, and
Stiff JOINTS

Although the above complaints differ widely in their
Orn and nature, yet they all require local treatment
Many of the cases, of such disease will yield in
"a comparatively short space Of time when this Ointment
is diligently rubbed into the parts affected even after
every other means have failed In all serious ades
the Pills should be taken according to the printed d
rections accompanying each box.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1876-07-29

THE "MIDsUMMER HOLIDAY" SCRIBNER
The Midsummer Holiday Number" of
Scribner is an attempt at something new
on the part of the publishers, who announce
that all the care that is usually bestowed
upon the Christmas issue has gone to the
making of this warm weather number.
The subjects dealt with have an out-of-
door interest and the illustrations (of which
there are nearly one hundred are quite in
sympathy with the text. There are five
articles of Summer travel: the localities
described being Niagara, Colorado, Nova
Scotia, the city of Trier on the Mosel, and
Hide-and-seek Town, a New England Sum
mer resort of great attractiveness, the true
name of which is left to be guessed. John
Burroughs writes in his own delightful
language about birds, and Miss Bridges,
whose bird-paintings have been so much
admired in New York, has made her first
wood drawings to illustrate this article
There are two remarkable short stories in
the number.