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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-02-01

In the department Of general literature, .ho Ee.
ecso Is unsurpassed by any Of tbs literary month.
lies. class CT writers cOntriLut, to the English
periodicals such As seldom apI ear In American
magazines, and the choicest OF their articles are
reproduced In the Eclectic. 4 mObg tho writers 70
Gently represented In It's pages are the Right Hon
W. b, Gladstone, James Anthonv Froude, Mat
thew Arnold, Charles Kingsley, Robert buchanan
Leslie stephen, Arthur Helps. Alfred TennyaoE.
Thomas Hughes, william BLACK, Mrs. ELEPHANT
ihos. Hardin, William Morrir, Miss Thaokeray
Mrs. Alexander, and others equally eminent.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-02-01
MARRIED.,

AIKEN TAYLOR. - At Willow
Point. La, at Tie residence Of M RS. A .
+ Newman, on Sunday, the 9Th of
january, by DIR. T.. X. Marshall,
JAMES r. AIKEN, Esq, To MISS BEs-
SIZE G. TAYLOR, daughter of Hon.
Felix IL. Taylor, of Floyd, La.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-02-01

Successful Hunt. -Messrs. VIM. F.
Lindsay, VIM. Horton, G. Fl. Sewers,
aud |. A. Nlckels returned last Thurs
day evening from bunting excursion
,Mt Leadvale, on the French Broad,
having killed IS QusiIs and 80 Ducks.
They were gone only one day.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-02-01

No other magazine Is 40 artisioally illustrated ~
the Eclectic bach number cor tains Fine Steel
Engraving usually pOriTsit-eNeeutsd In the
best HiRnner. Thsse engHvings are Of permanent
value.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-02-01
Buildings Undertaken.

have now on hand from two to
three hundred thousand brick, ready
for lay ng up, and will undertake the
construction of buildings IN whole or
in part. When parties prefer it will
the building aud deliver the
key.
JOHN MCCROWELL.
ApTil G. 1876. IF.
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SCIENCE.

1t is believed that I'm this department the EeIeo.
tic Ia more comprehensive and complete than any
other magazine not exclusively devoted to the sub
Ject Its articles are written by the lerdlng an.
thOrti"s In their special Gelds: "a PTofs. Huxley
ard Tyndall, Richard Proctor, B.A., Prof. Uwen,
br. ". b. Carpenter, Max Muller. j. Norman
Lockyer. Herbert Spencer, all Of whom have been
represented In recent issues Of the Magazine.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-02-01
FICTION.

In this department the best current literature Of
its class is found comprising occasional serial
which the English Magazines arc deserVedly cele-
bFated.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-02-01
for the Centennial.

Having been appointed one Of the
State Commissioners to the Philadel-
phia Centennial Exposition which
Will be opened to the world on the
18th of May, 1876, desire to notify
the peopl" of Upper East Tennessee.
or indeed elsewh here in the State, that
all articles intended for that occasion
can, at the proper time, be directed to
me at Bristol. Tenn.
1t is expected that the Commissions
ers of Tennessee will secure thorough
representation Of the actual and possi-
tile products Of The soil, and manulac-
lures, the character and extent of the
minerals, woods and vegetation A
history Of its physical features and
climate, its geographical position, go
vernment, the extent and effect of
railroads and other means of transpor.
tatiOn, with such other facts as will
show the progress and present condi-
ton of the State.
JOHN G. KING.
Nav 19-tf
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-02-01
To Tobacco Men.
A 500 ACRE FARM

K Nv o-<A- L J-6
Near North Fork, Scott County, Virginia,
MILES BELOW KlNDERHoOK.
Will sell cheap, one Farm of 500 acres
L toany person wishing to buy, anJ on
reasonable terms; say One.third cash in
hand, and balance in nine and sixteen
months. The Farm lies we'll, and is well
adapted to raising Tobacco and grain Of all
knds, also good grass farm il cultivated.
One hundred acres Of cleared land in the
Farm, well fenced ; the remainder in fine
Oak, Popler and Pine Timber one gool
Farm Dwelling House, 4Ox s feet, one aud
half stories high, spring near the House
two branches runs through the Farm one
good Barn, one good Apple Orchard, also
Church and School House just at the end
Of Farm +: in good neighhorhood, saw Mill
one and hal mile from the Farm, two
Grist Mills two and three miles distant,
Post Office and Blacksmith Shop in enc
nile Of Farm. The Farm is l6 miles from
Railroad :" IsristOl Tenn. For further in
formation, address
JOHN W. JET,
No. A., Main Street.
Jan. IS, '76-lm. BRisroL TENX.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-02-01

Ground Hog DGy..-From to-days
Indications the Ground Hog need not
be hopeful. OF seeing his shadow to-
morrow.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-02-01
BIOGRAPHY.

There Is no branch Of literature moro important
and, at the same time, more generally Interesting
than Biography. In this department, therefore,
will be found SIX tchSs Of most OF the famous men
OF the present and past times.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-02-01
Letter From capt. w. II. Fowle

The Alexandria Gazette publishes
the following letter from Captain
Fowlr, who has gotten himself into 20
much trouble:
RICHMOND, Jan. 25. 1916
DEAR SIR: ! am just In "a receipt
of let er from friend, in which he
says that friend of mine, promi.
ncnt citizen. il talking of getting up a
petition skiing me to resign. | am
acting entirely m.d,r advice, and
my friends here advise q different
course. I have strong hopes Of being
able to make final satisfactory set.
tlement with the Montpelier, ard until
II is demonstrated that | cannot settle.
think the people might wait. /
would have written statement, but
my counsel advises differently. / am
IN daily consultation with the trus.
tees of the Montpelier, aud they are
satisfied with matters rs they progress
| have the sympathy of all here, ald
they understand the matter fully. |
think my people, who know 10 he
generous, might wait until II Is de-
m0nstrnted that | am in default /
have suffered worse than death; spare
me more pain, If possible. From the
time | commenced 10 play-and | WAS
not then quite sol err remember
nothing until an instinct Ofself prPser.
walton made me telegraph to Mr. Hun.
ter had about $500 of my own
money and played with that. How I
became involved and played the bonds
l do nOt know.
Yours truly,
WM. II FOwLE.
AS stated in yesterdays Gazette the
4
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-02-01

TERMS ;--sinEla copies, 40 cents one copy
one scar, Is two copies 90 he obdvs rates IA
rittas pDstdgs Volun,eS commence in January am
jay, The Eclectic will be dubbed with any
other periodical required. Addrtss,
L. Il. FELTON,, Publisher.
25 Bond SIN Y.
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NEW ADVEBTISEMEATS
Commissioners Notice.

commissioners Notice.
~ obedience to Decree OF the Circuit Court o
4 Scott County, Va pronounced Al last Term, In
the chancery case Of byars EX'crs., for &C., VI
Hendr cks, noyd and others, / will offer for sal q
to the highest bidder, at the Court House door in
EsIill"ville, on the 2lst day of March. 1875, 1.-The
End day OF tue Circuit CouiO q Tract Of Land OF
about 100 acres, lying In the County OF Scott
within two miles Of Estlllevile, IN mig Moecasiu
GAP, Immediately adjoinIning the new
Town of MOccaSin
recently laid of and known as the '.Old Hill Sea,
Tract" upon which is a small tenement, and a
Magnificent Water Power.
This Sale is rare chance for investment, and
addresses itself with peculiar interest to the spsc
hlatOr. rs the proposed line Of the Va l. Ky Rail.
way extension passes directly through this land
aud upon which depot ia likely to he erected for
the accommodation NJ visitors to that delightful
Summer resort, the HOUSTON SPRINGS.
TIER MS:
Cash sufficient to paw the costs Of suit commits.
sions ard expenses Of sale the balance On a cred
1t Of three equal ANIMAL iLS,alments, with inter
est from Gay Of Sale, the purchaser giving bond
with gond personal security, and and a lien 70
tanned Tor Intimate payment. Possession given
when sale confirmed.
II. +. BAILEY, Atty. L ". n. SALYER,
Bristol, Tenn. Special Com'r.
Fob I, 10 ids.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-02-01

BINDING done in neat style at the
NEWS Office. Old books rebound
Magazines and other periodicals
atitched trimmed and bound in hand
ON style. Prices moderate.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-02-01

If you are suffering from Headache,
Weakness, Indigestion, Loss oEAppe-
tIte, Depression, &c, try bottle of
DIR. Wade's Liver Corrector" 1t
will cure you,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-02-01
$1,000 WORTH OF MUSIC
Y7OR 2Ects.

VICTOR d AnBiFH have just received
' a new Editioa Of THAR
ALBUM of MUSIC
Pace ONLY 25C., SENT PER. MAuL
PosTAGE Par,
Cont liniDg, - pieces Vocal md InstruS
mental Music pieces all con plete-not
abridged. Each piece, ms musi usually
published, sells for from % 20 4Oc.
The whole ~ pieces sent for Oaly a
quarter. Send for copy
VICTOR 4 ANBIER.
Lyncl bug, We
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go - -

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS
ATLANTIC, mis-. L ONO R.R.
Washington Time.
PASSENGER TRAINS:
Leave Bynchburg so N and Q rs A NJ.
Arrive at Bristol 4 90 An As NJ.
Leave Bristol 8 50 AN" IL 10 M.
Arrive at Lynohb'g sos pm" 9 Is A NJ.
FREIGHT:
Arrive at Bristol 8 80 =. ".
Leaves 50A N. and 2 As P. NJ.
EFT. VA. and ca. r, r.
Nashville Time.
PASSENGER TRAINS:
Leave Bristol SIAN land 81 p N.
Passing Knoxville ii 42AM& 4sPM.
Arrive in Chattanooga Pm 34A NJ
leave ChattanOogalO 30AH g. 3 50 Pm.
Passing Knoxville l4AN&2 n Am.
Arrive in Bristol 10 35PN& 8 SIS NJ.
FREIGHj TRAINS:
Leaves Bristol AN & 6 30 NJ.
Arrives at Bristol l0AM& 7 50P. ~.
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EDITORIAL DEPARTMENT
ENGRAvINGs.

The Editorial Departments AFRO Literary Notices
Foreign Literary NOt's, Science aud Art, and Va
rieties. These are second TO In point OF fTesh
ness, variety, and interest.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-02-01
Our Agents.

The following gentlemen will act
as our Agents, and are authorized to
procure and receipt for subscriptions
and other business in our name.
Tazewell G. II. Va, II. G.. Anderson
Lebanon Va, Capt. ]. w. Nc
Broom.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-02-01
BristOl-GOOdSOn Items.

A NcW LcGf 7WHCI.-All those in
debted Ia MIS-. Geo. w. Frost, are Ie-
qIcsted to come forward and settle
their accounts at once, rs longer in
diligence will not he given. She off.
rrs goods now on hand at very low
figures To make room fDI her elegant
Spring Stock, which she crntem>
plates laying In az soon as possible.
Jan. 25, '7R IF
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-02-01
Electric Magazine.
FOREIGN LITERATURE,
1876.
THIRTY,SECOND YEAR,

The Electric reprints the best Essays, Re-
views, Scientific Papers, Tales, Stories, Po-
ems, and Biographical Sketches from the
whole field of foreign literature, and it com,
mends itself especially to those readers who
seek profit as well Ms amusement, in solid
and heahhful literature.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-02-01

III your reu haired cousin, who is
knock-kneed, and has sore heal,
'sks you where 10 buy a pair of fire
;aif SKIN boots, what would you tell
lin?
Go TO Bamberger's for pnir and be
happy. Aug. If
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-02-01
NOTICE,

rINHE purchasers Of the Johnson
4 Land from the Town of Go0dH,n
viii cone forward and pay their nntes
Hdd coupons that are due. BIT seven
months of the years now remain,
aud all notes not paid 10y July 9th,
1876, will be put In the hands of our
Legal Attorney at once for suit and
collection. The Council have given
all the leneincy possible and now il is
the wish Of the Council TO diminish
the debt we owe the original owners
~ fast as possible aud relieve the town
from Interest. This in the last call.
by order of the Council.
JOHN +. TERRY,
Mayor OF GOOdson.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-02-01
SITE !
Grand, Square, and JprigA
PIANOS.
HAVE received upwards Of
FIFTY FIRST PREMIUMS.

FIFTY FIRST PREMIUMS,
and are among the best now made
Every instrument fully warranted Tor
five years. Prices as low rs the exclu-
sive use of the very best materials and
the most thorough workmanship will
permit The principal Pianists and
composers and the pianO-purchasing
public, of the South especially, unite
In the unanimous verdict OF the sups-
riority Of the
Stieff Piano,
The DURABILITY Of our instru-
ments is fully established by over
SIXTY SCHOOLS AND COLLIE
GEES
in tho South, using over 500 Of our
Pianos.
Sole wholesale Agents for several OF
the principal manufacturers of Cabi-
net and ParlOr Organs; prices from
$50 to 5000. A liberal discount 10
Clergymen and Sabbath Schools,
A large assortment of secondhand
Pianos, at prices ranging from $75 to
$500, always hand.
Send for Illus. ated Catalogue, con-
tanning the names of over 1000 South
erners who have bought aud are using
the StieH Piano.
Chas. M. StiefT.
Warerooms, No. Q North Liberty st.
baltimore, MD.
Factories, "a and So Camden St., and
45 and AZ Perry st.
June Is, '75-ch.
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May l9.-tf.

New styles Of collars, ties and bow
at Bamberger's. Aug. TT.
Bar iron may be Useful, but
bargains still more SO go to- J. Bam-
berger and get a rig outflow.
Aug. IA
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-02-01

John dear, 90 To Bamherger's for
one uf ihHsr lovely ounce hats, only
ew more left, Aug. III.
Lost, a bargain by not calling on us for
your winter outfit. Come fearly to Bauer-
ger, sI seTt. 1T
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-02-01

AM now offering to sell, for Cash or pro-
/ duce, goods as cheap as the cheapest,
as an bound TO sell. win keep in store a
general stoc Of merchandise including No
tons, Dry Goods, Domestic piece goods,
Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Queensware. Hard
ware, Harness, Saddles, Groceries. includ-
lag Coffee, Sugar, Rice, Corn Meal, Flour,
Pork, Racon, &c, Will buy and sell coun-
try Produce for cash.
A Credit hss played out all those inhabited to
me will please cHll and settle at once. or
will no forced to give my accounts TO oEact for
collection.
Thankful for tho past patronage Of my friends,
! hope to receive a liberal share Of their trade
now that have again reOPened on my own &C
copnt.
Remain Most Respeetfully,
JOHN. w. JET.
Jan. 26.---l2m.
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Yours truly,
MAJ II EAxurVY.

As stated in yesterdays Gazette the
Captain has succeeded, though he did
above letter. in making good the en-
lire amOunt Of the funds belonging to
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-02-01

Query lfa mans wife wears the
breaches, what ought he Ia do?
Why 20 to BAmberger's Clothing
Store aud buy him another pair.
Aug. 7-tf
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-02-01

Cash paid tar SHEEP Pelts, DOG
and beer skins.
KITTEN & COWAN.
June LIT.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-02-01

The man who didn't buy his suit at
BambeIgers, has been in an iii humor,
ever since.
Moral. to Bamberger's for your
ready made Clothing. Aug. 1T.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-02-01

Overcoats selling at sacrifice at
j. BamUergers. Aug. In
Every good citizen can be found buying a
new suit Vi clothing at bamberger's lur the
comihg Ia r. sept lift.
Cure for bad fitting shirt
Buy one of the Manhattan new
style at BahOerRer's Aug. TT.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-02-01

The Alexandria Gazette publishes
the following letter from Captain
Fowle, who has gotten himself into 20
much trOuhle
The New York herald., 1876-03-10
REAL ESTATE.
SALES AT THE ExcHANGK YESTERDAY.


Richard " Harnett sold the five. story brick store
and tenement with half OF plot so 5x75, No s27
Tenth avenue for sl2,175, to j. j. Burcheil; /;
also the five story brick store and tenement house.
with half plot 90 5x75 No. s29 Tenth avenue south
west corner OF Finy-ffth street, for Sl734O to
j. J. Burchell; also the five story brick store and
dwelling, with lot 25x74 No 27 Mulberry street, wost
side, 25 feet south OF Park street. Tor sl6 700 to
Joseph Casey also house, with lot, 10xlO2 2
East Eightysxth street, south sde 247 feet east
of Third avenue, andsa plot OF land 3ixl022 with
buildings adjoining, for $4,000, to the Irving
Savings Bank. Tho sale Of house, with lot
2ox95. Madison avenue west side, 25 Get south
OF Fiityeghth street, was adjourned t the 18th inst
A. II. Nicoay Co. sold one lot, 2L2x75 on First
avenue southwest OF l25th street. Tor SIG OO0
H. d. Ranney; also one lot, 201lx75, on
First avenue, northwest of l24th street for
$ll 900, plaintiff; also lot 20x7O on First ave-
nue. east side e. feet north of sevontysxth street.
for $40 500, to Lafayette Ranney.
Blackwell Riker sold plot OF land,
20 0xlO0 5x90. 5x97G, West Fitieth street. south
side, about $50 feet west OF Tenth avenue together
with plot, a. 6xl00 5x305xl902 West Forty ninth
street. north sidc 5O2 feet east Of Eleventh avenue,
together with one triangular plot, 5 6x4 IL, West
Forty ninth street. north side 200 feet east OF Eleventh
avenue, for S24, 900, To NJ ~ Hendricks.
The sales by L. A. Lawrence Co., supreme Court
foreclosure sale j. r. ONell, referee, OF the house,
with lot, 70 2x645 by 26 3x65.s No. GA Water
street. north side, between Gouverneur and Montgom-
cry Streets aud OF the house with lot 20 6xoa ii by
adjourned ill the 10th inst
The sale by George II. Scott, Supreme Court fore
closure sale, A. DE Witt Baldwin. referee, Of tho
house. with lot, 25x92 o. No 2l5 Elizabeth street,
side, between Prince and Houston streets, ad-
journed TIL the 2Jd inst
The safe by H. w. Coates. Supreme Court fore
closure sale b. r. McCanerty, referee, OF Two
houses with lots each 25xlO0 Second avenue, west
side sos leet north Of Forty-nnh street, adj
journod till the 23d INST
sALEB TO-DAY.
Auctions Of the following mentioned property will
take place to-day
BY James NJ Miller foreclosure sale OF house and
lot the southwest OF BrOOnie and sheriff
Streets 25x75 also house and lot No III White street.
i0x1O0 q also II lots the south side Of
l47th street, 375 feet east OF Tenth avenue, each
25xy9 IL. and four lots the north side Of l46th
street. 575 feet east OF Tenth avenue
by ID. N. Seaman. foreclosure sale OF house and lot
the side OF Columbia street. 1T5 feet from De-
lancey.
by George II Scott, foreclosure sale OF property on
the northwest OF Madison aud Seventy
NTH street. ~ 2x05; also the northeast cornor Of
Madison avenue and seventy hith street. IS SxlOO
Foreclosure sales Of property on the north side OF
Eighty y-iourth street. 100 feet west Of Third avenue
12xlO2 2 and on the east side OF Fourth avenue 80
ioet north OF Eighteenth street, 75xl5O
The New York herald., 1876-03-10

land directors their regular weekly meeting to-
day, allowed the minimum rate OF discount to re-
main AT 4 per cent The Bank gained f26l, OOO Tor
tho week ending yesterday, tho proportion of
to liabilities being Il per cent against Az last week.
The increase specie by the Bank OF France for the
week was q, ,7Os 600 francs The following are late
prices at S p. NJ :-Consols for money, 94h do. for
account 04 s47s 1865 bonds, old, los lo51s 1861
bonds. 1917 1878; ten-forties, lO5K; new nves,
1851; Erie, 155l l5H. In Frankfort new aves are
1913.
These closed firm at the following quotations
United States currency skies, 1864 l27; do do.
1881, registered l22Is a l22% do. do, do coupon,
l23H a I23s6 do Gve-twenties 1865 registered,
llS1S 11sA; do do, do, coupon llslS llSl4 do.
do, do, new, registered l19& a ll9h; do. do,
do, do coupon, 1loi4 ll9s; do do, 1857 regis
tered, 1919 12lh do. do, do, coupoE, 1915 a
l2lh do. do, 1865, registered, l23 l23a; do do,
do, coupon l2s a l231s do ten-fortes registered.
llsS llSl4 do do, coupon, lisa ll9k do. hves,
1851, registered, lls}s llsk; Dc do, do, coupon,
llsA 1ls5s
RAILROAD BONDS
were moderately active. and the principal changes
advance of per Ere nfths, = in
Union Pacific sinking funds, q in Chicago and North
western gold and "a in Union Pacific land
grants, Pacific of Missouri nrsts Missouri Kansas and
Texas sinking funds and Ohio and Mississippi seconds
Western Union Telegraph bonds were also Il higher.
The following the closing quotations for Pacific
railroad bonds Union Pacific nrsts 1855 l06; do.
land grants, loa a 1O31s; do sinking funds 9214 a
92k; Central Pacincs, 10S1S 100.
STATE BONDS.
In State bonds the TRANSACTIONS small Missouri
long bonds reacted 1885 and Tennessee sold at
Al Sales OF District Columbia 8. cas- were made at
72A 72h a72
SHARES
Bank shares were dull the transactions being con-
fined TO Importers and Traders at 1919, Fourth
National at S5 and Park at l25
INVESTMENT sRcURiTEs
These were higher and moderately active. We
quote:-Chcago Burlington and Quincy, ll9; Pitts
burg and Fort Wayne 103; Chicago and Alton, loS
103A; Cleveland and Pittsburg. 95z 96; Illinois
Central 1929 New Jersey Central, 1904 l07; New
York and New Haven, 1853 Rock Island, lloA; Morris
and Essex, 10514.
PHI ADEIpuIA STOCKS
The New York herald., 1876-03-10
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, March o. 1876.
Cotton steady; middng. 12Sc.; low mddng IIJSc /;
good ordinary oc Net receipts s3 bales Exports
wise l43 sales 2,eO2. stock. 49,4ii.
NEW ORLEANS March o. 1876
Cotton quiet; mdding ls1ae.; low middlng, Ike. ;
ss @ u f ISeg 81 rsnee o % Ss
3S36lo.
firm; mIddling. l214c low middling. lc good
59.5l3.
Cotton quiet; lower to sell; midaling i2Ae; low md.
gross, iOio sales. 80. Stock, 42.I5s.
Cotton steady; mIddling i3ae IKE: low midding.
llze l2e good ordinary ios3e 1895 Net receipts
3o,sis.
Spirit. turpsn.ne steady at at sSc Rca S aa at s. Sc ~
81 40 for strained Tar Irregular sales AZ 81 80 II TO-
oswEco. March o. 1876
Flour steady sales, l5oo bbis IS . for No spring
for amber yH ~ 10 % wAs sn wafs S1S az y az
for mixed Western. Barley nominally unchanged No
SspSs IS 70 SS s soG o. SS1. Sss s:@ T
shipstuiIs, $40 SO. and middiings SO II 81
Rseeipts-FlOur 94oo bbls wheat 5000 bushels; corn
5000 SS oats. 2s09 do barley ss, So1 60 90 ys o
corn, 47oOO do. oats. 2soOO do barley 400 do
Corn dull sales cars new at soc and cars do at 4se ali
on track dull sales choice Western 4Oc. Rye
terms Pork quiet at s23 for heavy Lard quiet
l5a4c. a l4e- hghwines nominal
Flour quiet and unch 'nged, Wheat dun and shade
lower; No. white Michigan, 81 20: No do 81 Ia extra
do 81 SO; amber Michigan 81 224; Aptil, 81 -: May
81 271S No. red winter April 81 %; No do, ~ Od
rejected Dayton and Michigan red Sic Corn dull. high
mis- ed held axe 47c bid May, soc; low do. 4Gi4
no grade 44c. Dayton and Michigan, 43sc damaged
39I,c Oats dull: white 3S1sc; Michigan 3ic Glover
seed, - 20. Dressed hogs dun and nominal Receipts
700 bills -four u 900 bushels wheat 1900 do 400
do oats Snipments6OO bbls nour 1900 bushels wheat.
4lOOO do. corn 200 do. oats.
Flour dull but unchanged Wheat irregular but in the
lower; No mixed 01c, spot; OSSc April ;Sl O15E.
May: No do size s2stc rejected. II &c Corn dull
aud prices shade lower No. mixed, 431c 43sc spot;
ed Aprl.
changed BareyDsnand good At full pricesi 571 5sc.
spot; 5o1.c April RyeHolders firm outside quota
tons; quoted u31sc Gle Dressed hogs quiet rm
50 80 40 PorkDemand fair. aud prices have advanced;
SD II 81 20 spot 81 z7ts 81 80. Aprl 81 52s
S22 50, May. Lard-Demand fair and prices have ad-
vanced; Si3 12 $l3 27l5 Sl3 30 April Sl3 Az
zl3 so May. Bulk meats-Demand fair and market firm.
Wniskey 81 %. Receipts-Four 6OOJ bbls. wheat,
5000 do. rye, 400 do Shipmcnts-flour 10000 bbls !;
27OOD bushels: ~ 900 1900
barley 1900 rye 7JO do the afternoon call Of the
Hoard wheat unchanged Corn &c lower Oats dull Pork
a. xl3 35 April. Sl3 52l..