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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-13
CARSON THEATER.

CARSUN IHtlAIEh.
TXTR 40 RDINARY ANNOUNCE.
II msnt.-The public are respectfully in
formed that arrangements have been perfected
by which
ROSE EYTlNcE,
Tho majestic Mistress Of the Stage. will ar,,ea,
st the Carson Theater ca
Monday and Tuesday, September
18th and 18th.
Wonderful Creation!
ROSE MICHEL,
ARMANDE,
In the great plsy LED AsTRAY.'
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-13
NEW To-Day.
COUNTY TREAsURER.s REPORT.

TO the Board Of County Commissioners Of
Ormsby Coun.y-GentlemeD: Herewith SUBJ
NIT my report Of the business Of the County
Treasurer's once dnring the half year ending
3Cth June, 1876. On the 3lst December. 1878.
the following balances 1.mained in the several
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-13

Ono thing which makes Tom Hen
bricks 90 pronounced . soft money
man is that he was enabled to fob 81,
600 Of back pay on August 9th 1866.
He was then Senator of the United
States. Notwithstanding this embar-
ras-ing fact, Colonel Blennerhasset is
ready to forget that he ever crossed
-words with anybody, whether he
anne from the Nth, the S-th, the
Est or the W-st, (these being but
the skeleton outlines Of those parts of
The political map which the amiable
l '",oncl has ob;itera.ed from his re-
and peaceful Memory.)
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-13

California Dramatic Company,
4he stronges! Dramatic Alliance that has ever
vi itet. this city. Received every~h here with
crowded houses and delighted audiences.
~ SECURE SEAT. EARLY. vA
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-13
TRANSFERS.

During this half year the following transfers
have been made:
From General Fund to District Judges
salary Fund. ....................... $500 40
From State Fund to General Fund. "A 70
From Special School to County School
No. / Fund 1,o2I Al
From State Fund to General Fund 724 90
From, Fire Fund to Contingent Fund. Z 43
From General Fund to Redemption. 1909 co
PAYMENTS.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-13
Supported by

Supported by
J. b. ASHTON, ELLA r. BADGER.
AND 1HE
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-13
Dsrins this half year the following payments
we're mazda from the seYeral funds AZ follows:

Balance on hant at close OF business
June So 1876. SIS, l34 81
This balance is the aggregate Of balances In
the several funds at close of business June 30.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-13
ROSE EYTINcE.

In the great plsy LED AsTRAY.'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-01-21

CHICAGO, January no. Flour-Firm
and unchanged. Wheat-Qulet; No. / Chi,
cago spring 81 10; No. Q, 81 004a1 cox
spot; sales at 9794a99<o seller February;
closed at 9SITo seller February; 9SN seller
March; 81 05 seller May; Nos, S01ic; reject.
ed GGc. Com-Quiet and 1rmeE; No. 2,
43Hc spot; 421Ic seller February; 4GN May,
these figures bid. 0ats-Quiet and firm;
No. 2, So9Sc spot; 30Ao bid seller Fcbrua.
ry. Barley-Qnietat Sic spot. Rye.Dull
at Csc. Pork-Quiet and firm ut $40 ID
spot; $40 % February; $40 IS April. Lard
Dull at $l2 90 spot; $l2 2Oa12 o2]S sell.
er February; $12 w March. Bulk Meats
Demand good dtfull prices; 7Hl0 >Gal0ssc.
Whisky-Demand fair ami market firm ut
81 OF.
On Call Board Wheat was active and
higher; 99Ta99%c February 99%c March.
Corn firm dt 4SNa4S1Sc January; 429sa
42Xc February. Oats unchanged. Pork
steady at $40 10al9 TX January; $40 2711!!
alO 80 February. Lard unchanged.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-01-21
Gem. q. wv. Brown ior Congrcss

MAErlSsBuRo, W. VA, Jan. 19, '7G.
Editors Of the latcluEcnccr;
Your "GraIton correspondent" in sug.
costing the name Of Gen. Geo. W. Brown
as a suitable person to represent this
Congressional District in the Congress Of
the United States certainly struck the
keynote Of sentiment Of a decided ma.
lority Of the Republicans Of the Second
District. 1t is true we have n number Of
gentlemen in the District emincntly fitted
and well qualified for the position and
who would do credit to the district, but
We know no one who would and could so
thoroughly develop the strength and
bring out the Republican vote as General
Brown. AS TO his record, it needs no
comment from us. In positions Of trust
ne has been tried and not found wanting,
and would make au able and efficient
member in the halls Of Congress. II the
convention does its duty wisely and we'll /,
We ieelsu that Gen. Brown will receive
me nomination and be our next represen-
!:a9ve, However, should tho Convention
III lis Judgment differ with us, the EAST
Urn Panhandle" Notwithstanding will
come nO6ly up TO the work. We ask that
ouF candidate shall DO man OF intelli.
Sonee, honor, honesty and unswerving In
"stlty' REruBLoAN,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-01-21

THE National Woman-suirage Asso'
citation will hold its semi-annual Conven'
ton in Washington, D. C., the 9th Of
this month. Matilda Joslyn Gage, the
President, upheld by the signature OF
Susan B. Anthony, Chairman Of the Ex-
ccutive Committee, has issued circular
for editors to please copy,proclaiming that
the women OF the Republic are about TO
hold the Centennial usscmblage under the
shadow Of the National Capitol to press
their claims to sclf-governmcnt.
The women under our star-blazoned flag
will ask at the meeting:
Are not women also citizens of the Re-
rublic-part Of the people?
On what Just ground is discrimination
made between men and women?
Why should women more than men be
governed without their own consent?
Why should women more than men be
denied trial by n jury OF their peers?
On what authority are women taxed
while unreprcsented?
By what do men declare themselves in
vested with power to lcgislate for wo'
menu
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-01-21

II you have discharge from the nose,
offensive or otherwise, partial loss OF the
sense OF smell, taste, or hearing, eyes watery
or weak, feel dull and stupid or debilitated,
pain or pressure in the head, take cold
easily, you may rest assured that you nave
the Catarrh. Thousands annually, without
manifcsting half of the above symptoms,
terminate In consumption, and end in the
grave. No disease is so common, more de-
ccptiyc, or less understood by physicians.
r. V. Pierce, NJ. D., Of Buffalo, n. y, is the
proprietor OF DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy
perfect Specific for Catarrh, "Cold in the
Head" or Catarrhal Headache.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-01-21

BALTIMORE, January 2O.-Flour-Steady
and unchanged. Wheat-Scarce and firm
No. 2 western red 81 35a1 3Sc; Pennsylvania
red 81 SSal 40. Corn-Firmer; western
mixed new 6l1IaGl5sc. 0ats-Nomina
and firm; western white 4Sa4Oc; mixed 45l
a47c. Rye-Dull at S0as5c. Haydn
changed. Provisions-Quiet and steady
Pork-New $2l 00a9l Is. Bulk Meats
Shoulders 7NaSc; clear rib 1O&a11c, loose
packed S3Sall11c Inconsistencies 0 VI
9sSc; clear rib 12ka12iSc. Hams-15Na
Ice. Lard-Dull and steady; crude 129tG
1Sc; refined 1SHa13Ac. Butter-Unchang
ed. Petroleum-Easier and not quotably
lower. CoAee-Steady, firm and unchang
cd. Whisky-Dull OF Sill.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-01-21
Cincinnati,

CINCINNATI, january 2O.-Cotton-Dul
at 12Hc. Flour-Firm. Wheat-Quiet a
81 IS. Corn-Dull at 4la4Sc, Oats-Dul
at 35a42c. Barley and Rye-Dull and un
changed. Pofk-Dull at $2Oa9O %. Lar
Quiet; steam ~ S.16a12llc; kettle 1Sal3Hc
Bulk Meats-Quiet; sales at 7aSalO 1Ga1Os
a10%c, all partly cured. Bacon-DuIl an,
unchanged. Whisky-Closed firm at 81 0G
HoGs-Steady; common to good ligh
So 75a7 10; fair to good packing 81 2Oa7 40
choice heayy.S7 4Oa7 IS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-01-21

A DISTRICT Convention Of the Disciple
Church will be held in Wellsville on the
ID, Sd and 4th OF February next, to take
into consideration and fully discuss the
Missionary and Sabbath School Work
which this church has long fOstered, and
in which they take 4 deep interest. The
District is composed OF the counties of
Jefferson, Columbiana and Mahoning.-
.Steubenrile Herald.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-01-21
Toledo.

TOLEDO, January 20. - Flour Dull
Wheat-steady; No. 8 white Wabash 81 %
No. white NlichigauSl 271!; extra white
Michigan held at 81 SO; 81 SIX offered
amber Michigan 81 oSIs; seller February
81 90; seller March 81 IS; seller April 81 So
Corn-Dull; high mixed 461Sc; seller Feb
ruary 47c offered; 4sc asked; seller May zoe
low mixed 44c. Oats-Dull; No. Q, 5615c
white 4Oc; Michigan SIC.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-01-21
FINANCIAL AND CONNIE RClAL
By TELEGRAPH.
New York Money aud Stocks

NEW YORK, January 20.-MoSEY-5a6
per cent. Prime mercantile paper Gas per
cent. Custom receipts $685., 900. The As.
sistant Treasurer disburscd 500, 900. Clear.
inss 100000.
GoLD-Closed at 113, after advancing
from ll21S to 11SN. The rates paid for
carrying were s, and 2 per cent.
GoyERSMENTs-Strong and higher with
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-01-21
New York Dry Goods.

NEW YORK, January 9O.-The package
trade in domestics and woolGns Is rather
quiet. Cotton goods steady at current
quotations. Plaid prints and cambria shirt
ings In moderate demand. Ginghams more
active. Richmond fancy prints opened ut
re and robes at IKE. Agents are re
cciying fair orders for fine fancy cassimercs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-01-21
RAUROAD BONDs-Firm.

STATE SEcURITIES-Quiet and strong.
SroeKs-Were generally lower in early
dealings, but after midday became firm and
prices advanced in the entire list. During
the last hour Of business the market was
strong and higher, particularly for western
shares. Northwest advanced to Az for
common and 59H for preferred, closing at
the highest point. 81. Paul Common rose
to S03S and preferred to 7SN. Lake Shore
TO C6X. Pacific Mail was firm at 81 5ssaS7 e.
Union Pacific at G99Sa70. Western Union
at 77<a77II and Ohio & Mississippi at q M
2iT. Wabash rose to 0 and Cleveland, Col
umbus & Indiana Central to 8, tho closing
sales being at slight reaction: Transac,
tons were l32, 900 shares, Of which $4,000
were Pacific Mail, 1l,0OO Western Union,
1000 Northwestern, $4,000 ST. Paul, 81, 600
Lake Shore, $4,000 Ohio and 1000 Wabash.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-01-21

NEW ORLEANS, January 2O.-sugar-In
good demand and stronger; inferior 4a5 Nc;
common 61a6Kc; prime TO choice 71<a71 &c;
gray clarified 79laSNc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-01-21

PITTSBURGH, January 2O.-Pctroleum-
Crude firm and moderately active at 50 0;
at Parkcr's; refined quiet at 13Aal31sc
Philadelphia delivery.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-01-21

These were all thronged tho night be-
fore Christmas, tho bills we're unusually
attractive and thousand Of the lower
millions" cleaned up and bought a ticket.
went to Drury Lane that evening, a fa-
nous old resort, long ago made classic in
the history OF the drama. Coming homo
ut midnight the grand bell Of st. Pauls
struck twelve and then all at once hum
dred others began Ginning out "a Merry
Christmas to ALL"
CHRISTMAS IN LONDON AND WHEELING.
What difference in the way the day
is spent here and at home. ! could not
but contrast the absence OF noise. Here
it is quiet day-quiet as Sunday al
most, while at home it is "bang bang"
from fire crackers and pistols all the live
long day. To have shot of Il cracker
here would have attracted "Bobby"
and ensured an arrest. Nearly all the
stores werc closed on Christmas day aud
also all OF the public houses. The
churches were decorated beautifully and
the attendance was very large in the
m nrnin0
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-01-21
cnRlsrMAs IN.pooRs.

Although things were quiet enough in
the streets, il was not 20 indoors, for in
nearly every window might be seen the
familiar emblem Of Christmas, the hol.
IL and mistletoe, under the branches OF
the latter OF which it is the custom for
Young folks to kiss at Christmas parties.
The poor, as well as the rich, keep the
day indoors rs merrily as their means
will allow. Many. poor fellow has a
goose for his Christmas dinner by sub
scribing n penny or two-pcnce a week
for a year to what is called goose
club" and there arc many Of them. In
act nearly every keeper Of public
house gets up club Of this kind to draw
custom, which, l am sorry to say is very
great,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-01-21
INSURANCE.
DEABoDY INSURANCE COMPANY

OVYIcR PEABODY INSURANCE. Co.,
WHEELING, W. Va, April 2, 1875. J
Tho Charter Of the Fire and Marine Insurance
Company Of Wheeling expired April lSt, 1875, and
Its unexpIred fire business has been relnsured by
the Peabody Insurance Company Of Wheeling W.
ncxed hereto. All claims for los1 or damage that
may occur after II o'clock ~, April 1s 1879, under
any fire policy Issued by the Fire and Marine In:
surauce Company, and In force, will DO adjusted
aud settled by the Peabody Insurance Company.
j. V. L. RODGERS,
Secretary.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-01-21
DoxING DAY.

Christmas was but tho prologue Of
Boxing Day.. the greatest OF English
holidays, which came on the Monday
morning following. 1t was then that the
rocket OF amusement and abandon burst
forth in all the vanity that human nature
is capable Of. As has been truly said,
"the world and his wife" turned out on
this day. From carly morn until mid
night tho streets arc thronged with pleas
ure seekers, each one eager to make the
most Of his last holiday, no matter what
the cost may be. Even the shoe-blacks
and street-sweepers are careless Of their
money on that day, and spend their last
penny as foolishly as anybody. They took
great pleasure in scratching in the cutters
Tor coppers that were thrown there to see
them scratch for them. II is comic
sight to see them jostlc and scratch,
sCrambing and falling over each other.
After they collected q few pence in this
manner they would give it freely to a
Punch and Judy show, q show, by the
way, that it is well worth few pennies
to see. Their comicalities arc wonderful
and the gyrations would make any one
laugh and grow fat"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-01-21
GkeGnteIligenter:
oUR LONDON LETTER.

A wheeling Boys Observations,
on Christmas, q" Boxing nay .
and New Years in the Sreal
metropolis.
LONDON, ENGLAND, Jan. 8, 1876.
Edition. IntcIIsenoer
First, the compliments OF the season
TO YOU and all the good people OF Wheel
inc Second | will proceed to tell you
something about the holiday season II
great London town."
ruEsroREs on CHRISTMAS EVE.
For weeks before Christmas the stores
were beautiful to behold. A walk
through the principal streets on Christ
mas Eve would have convinced any one
that Kris Kringle was having pussy
time Of it. There wero to be seen toys
and candies, oddities and curi0sities, ny
the million, numberless as the stars or
tho sands. They were throngeGd Dy all
classes of buyers, fathers and mothers,
ali engaged in buying little trinkets 10
carry Nome to tho Juveniles in the name
OF Santa Claus.
TIE MEAT AND POULTRY MAhhEls'
did INV Of your readers ever happen
10 bc in London on Christmas eve and
All they happen to pay visit to the
rneat and poultry markets? Christmas
comes but once year in "mcrry Eng
|lapd,' and all classes Of society.aim TO
make it day OF good cheer whatever be-
tides them the other 1914 days Of the year.
dat, drink and be merry" is the accepted
maxim of everybody who can possibly
scrapc together the wherewithal to fill his
Stomach and make his heart glad with
"suthin 10 take" Hence the meat mar
kets arc throngcd on Christmas eve. Con.
vent Garden Is the great fruit market,
said to be tho greatest in tho world. The
prices were especially great. For in
stance, saw basket containing one
dozen Of Belle Agavivo pears which was
marked thirty SOrereignS" for the lot.
They were as large as n good sized
cocoanut and looked very lufciOus indeed.
But didn't indulge in specimen Of
them at that price. Tho color OF gold
was good enough for me without the taste
of il.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-01-21

Nos. 2 and Daily. No. Daily except Sunday.
East bound trains make connections at Baltimore
with trains for Philadelphia, New York and Boston,
At Washington City, for all points South.
Westbound trains MAXI direct connection for all
points West and Northwest
Pullman Palace Cans on all night trains
Sleeping car on No. Q from Wheeling TO Chicago
WHEELING, P1TTsG AND BAIT. DIVISION.
EGST-LRGvE wEsr-LRAvI8
SWheelins daily SWashington, "a.
q: M: daily 10 a. IN.
dWheellng daily "WaShlngton, n.
m. daily Rt......-i26 p m.
Except Sunday. SExcCpt Sunday.
Tickets 10 an principal points can DO procured at
THOa. R SHARP,
Master Of Transportation.
r. 7. DEvBIEs, General Agent, Wheeling.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-01-21

, wheeling Boys Observations
on Christmas, IS Boxing Day y
aud New Years in the Great
Metropolis.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-01-21
VARIETY OF ADJUSTMENTS.

To have attempted TO follow the many
different crowds that seemed to be going
everywhere would have taken more legs
than ours. Some were going to Alexan.
dria Palace, which is new but magniii-
cent building, devoted to amusements,
and open every day. Crystal Palace, too,
was well filled, il we could judge by the
crowds that thronged thitherward. There
was no need to leave the city to find new
attractions, for at every step there was
something Of interest to draw our atten'
ton. On one corner you would sec a
gang Of boys with blackened faces, one or
two OF them picking at an old banjo for
the amusement Of the rest. A little fur
Their on was a conjurer performing his
mysterious tricks. He performed very
graciously and pcrseveringly until the
hat was passed around, which as usual
wound up the show.
Thus walking about until evening, we
returned home at dusk under the impress
sion that holiday In London might we'll
be compared to the spring sunshine,
which draws out the weeds as well as the
grass and grain.
NEW YEARS DAY.
This day, "the first Of all the year." was
not much Of day in London. But very
few observed it. There were the annual
watch meetings as OF old, but nothing
more. In Scotland they do not celebrate
Christmas as they do in England, but keep
the New Year as their greatest holiday.
England may keep its Boxing Day and
Scotland its New Year, but as for me give
mo the Fourth Of July and the Star
Spanglcd Banner. Amos.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-01-21
LONDON, ENolAND, Jan. 8, 1916.

First, the compliments Of the season
IN Won ind ali the good people Of Wheel
in9. Second, l will proceed to tell you
something about the holiday season ii
"great London town."
, 1876-03-14

at loTa120 for common to good snd f121 for primo
ere., QAoIce wM quoted Al $1.3uta2ta. Tho bulk nf
tho seaiinR w.a tn tho lower grader. u1oyrr
smer wh sales Of primo At tA7t. r!axsold At *1.s9
and ~as gnntcd At s1lo8l.u. Hungarian brought
&7xc, hnd mlet E6c,
EALT--was 10 fair deaand and ste.dy. onou1sgs
and 8aRnAw, tnc 41.3s; do, 3i.4o; ordinary coatae
!i.7o; dairy, without t~xa, San; daley, With bags,
$3.50; Aahton dairy. per saek, tI.bo.
ths mAttot h.d fairly firm tone Quotations remain
= = bs1ore. nunro.ons-Comn,on, sa@t3o; good %.
&c: hasst e9!ssso; choice a7se: choicest go'o;
DO. ioaAsc: medium. 4ssso; eool do, 4a3s3o inc.
sassso; finest 5astss cho!ee. eyt3eae; choicest,
3d'@3sc: medium 4Nathc; good medium. 4sa,on;
ne so9esc; nncst 6o%soo; chuioe 6ossso; choiccst,
74R8oc. 0otoNos-C Common. 12a13t; good common,
1850; medium, to,e42o good medium. 4ka $50 !;
nIie 4ssVo; aneat ehotsn, Go9G1c: choicest,
7tCaaoc.
wooL.Tss qntet and s'cady. Following ara
POOR to good. 440soo; waaied fleece, hno. gooj-con-
d!sloned, to942o; rssnad, c.arss .nl med!uiu %.
COARSE and medium. a2433o; pulicd; a3e930o.
, 1876-03-14

;;s,foe; ;sM; lsa II 1Iard-lsh1 supply; aaros, refined,
htoz-stoady; m III ~; common to ehoics Louisiana, IVA
in,.ss-9n!.t; eranscy 70 rfme: 199,sxa
/ nosroN,
t soran rs1 aItfss ps so
MtnncNots extra family, &a.&M37oo: winter Nhest
Ollo, indiana. and Mtnhqao satA701: 1,linoIs tsas
@s'2s; ". Louis, eooossoo; fancy h|nnesot.. t5a
0na1s-cosn etealy; mixed and yeilow, s,xaes.
rejected do. &2lS4to; Mo. white, s3as5c. "''Ss
qo1rDo, a,4rea ,s-fieas.ase.ay, ae: with moaer,,.
ein..S@Whsas Y, y asrona and Higher; No. w!a VI.
!, s,.h. n si;saS Ne do ti25; No: w!so Michigan,
sse: ess:@; ~ ts s n S9s' lTi ie,ss:a ,sa
e Il. 1sgsn hs hMsss ss ~ 1s s:s .y CT % %,';
hold st " Nas7o low mtied. asse 10 grade, Day.
ton Michigan, 44o; ,.magcd DO. aYN. Osts ste.dr
CtovEn-sErp-ts.7s.
y, ,nEoEtrTa-Flonr, &c, E mono: wheat, 6,ooo bu; com
.slEAkNfs-r1onr, 1co brls; wheat, 5000 bu: corn,
91,ooobu; oats b,oo0 IN.
rl!tLADELrrA.
downward tendency Iowa, wisconsin ami Mnucss
ssss sa es'a 7eas ss s.. s;s ssss s and 'n'
"a ,%S;S sios;s }s :ss SszS
sS!Ss ss!s s e. s'ssss s'sii
irrso1syM.Ftlm; crude, lid; rsnned, itel.4a
caEfsE-r1ra; nav FORK, ,asai.o, Western On.
Eaos-qu!st; rsnnsylvnni, Now !craoy. aud Deli
warc, frrsl, 1ea wea!er'' fresh. ls9icc
1T. LOUIS.
81. I,ou1s, Sfnrch 13.-CorIoa-Adyaneo naked.
mons estabiishsd; ss!es, 200.
~ nsss aSsns n; TT r % sSs a%ns ss,
same san taa sars; M No d. sias bia cefn .ell,i
chansci. iiyo tnil; s3Eo bid. 4S -. 'A'
ss 1ss.s 'i's &C.. dsss ss s na,
chsnGed; only 1oblina oE.Ier tradr. Lard unchanged
-, RSoS'rsF:our So r., oo9 ra wheat y 900 but eotn.
idoo iSijai sa. ~ 'A' '''' 'a' ''' '' DD' 'as''S
-......-. c1xc1NNAT1.
C1Ec1NKAT, O., 1farch 11--cor1on-~1taady; f.h
'':s1an' TIoun-1ail -ii;S' and unchanged.
anA1s-wles. T. dulIs tl.1o%s!:2s; Corn anlct and
Paovfs1oss-rofs qii:t and ana fim; aS;'i sasn. Land
st sss. 1ts Ssets sa a, s.a; j.;
moderate 1cunndi shoulders, 8k@aHo: clear rib IA
sea s sauss A sse: aa4G H. :s ss s
WHnxy-Falr aud arm, sl.oo.
MILWAUKEE.
,atIIwAuREE. March 13.-rtoua-Quict sna IN.
III. assT. j. ope1ea @ a.p md r higher; closed
soss @ Ss ~ 81: Ss1 81 - asst sss e:
/, se.g S M. .' Hss &c. Is H.
10o; No. o 4i9lse. Ryc easier; better supply; No. l.
l'nov1z1oss-Qaict and ronlna,ty unchanged.
llEnr,r7n-F1our, o,ot0 brte wl.ent, l3,0U bu.-,
sutruEs1a-Elour, 10000 trls; wheat, as,ooo bu.
, 1876-03-14

Il a:sr Msrsa "ps',ea at sisa .na e,osea I
3i,:e 10 alHe, 10th elosps At the ,.do. Uas s.1es
" sfr ssnn,tMsa e e = 2 q! hut NJ o ba
te outside ior car af fancy faT sss ii on trsef
soS h Do u 1880 froc Iosra: Total. u 400 bl.
.. ~ NJ t nt to'sa, tns os whan
No. At elHsstc, md 4oo ii by sample u 90 On
n1nLEYIwas in lllt1a better request, and Ya1o
hi9har. cloens tan,es Tho receipts 1ers again very
ts raa. wtek. henoe c..h VA bei higher rsry, hus
st. sss M sst to pss. II sy d Il, bs
With se1lcIr a. a7Ho, beina held catliee Il aso Tho
nominal 1t about a7o 1t lie close Belter Aptil
croncd at Sc, sold to a6c anil closed at bdko. liay
@ iovsr y sraies wesa ar arue9 T Il $50 for or No. nd ia
vsTs rvpsrtei q 5soo 81 ~ y 90; isoo "
sample At bs3G2No On track. Total, 6,7bo hu.
1ATEsT.
:s :f?sr .sst s1 XII G's' 4 % e. %''s ia
sslscr Juno 1t $71.c9k.
1Sr 5to r.. M q deH,. .; a1a ,m s.cs seng ssostsS
Short s'bs were steady. Sals 5000 III seller Stay At
Wheat w. In moderate detnana and ...ier, ..Ina
at for April, apd closing 1t tbs inside.
Ny sod ~ 4 = o. o. haI;o!B, Closing at sl'ots@t,otk.
Corn ~ qaict and rteady at 1870 for April, and
1850 for M.rch. May closed i. tdAc.
CALL BOARD. ....
eess q ea,s ssss ssass.s sa ss'st s'saa Sp
S:. sasS ::1'sr ':I'sr
Apti "a si;t;slat5T f5s sisy: Sails sss.: :'S soo M C.
May ats11la.