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The Morning herald., 1876-11-15
Here and There.

The shop girls of Boston number nearly
one tenth Of the entire population Of the
city 7
kish, Spanish, Egyptizn, and South Amer.
ican defanlts. g.5-iEE -.s..Er.
Mr.. Guilford Onslow announces that
his seen, at Melbourne has telegraphed to
him that arthur Orton is found alive,
and that survivor Of the Bella has also
been found.
Some ameshysts which were inserted in
the marble pulpit, designed BY Sir Gilbert
Scott in Durham Cathedral, England, are
missing. They have been apparently re-
moved by . knife.
The first dense fog of the season in Lon.
don occurred on the 25th Of October.
Artificial lights are necessary throughout
.he day, street traffic was impedea. and
that on the Thames almos, entirely stopped
after two fatal accidents had occurred.
The fellows of the College Of Physiclaes
of Dublin have admitted Miss Edith
Pechey to examination for diplomas, and
nave thus thrown ooen the portals Of the
medical profession to all corners Of both
sexes. The Queens University is expect.
I'd to soon follow suit.
Dr.. W. B. Carpenter, the English pey-
biologist, is about to investigate spiritual
ism. with Mrs. Kane as the medium. Mrs.
Kane is better known as Maggie Fox,
rho with her sister Kate, produced the
celebrated Rochester rappings" in 1874,
out of which modern spiritualism may be
said to have grown.
The Morning herald., 1876-11-15
Price Of Food IN Old Times.

Amid the never ending comment on the
high price OF provisions, it Is difficult for
us 10 realize the fac, that time existed in
Bri,ian'E history when wheat, as food for
one hundred for one whole day, was worth
only one shilling. aud the average price
Of sheep only four pence. In the reign
Of Henry !. the price Of wine was raised to
si1 pence guar, for red, and eight pence
quart fer white, in order that the sellers
might be enabled to live by it. When
whea, WAS at six shilinss quarter eight
bushels, the farthing loaf was 70 be equal
IN Weigh; 70 twenty -four ounces if made Of
the whole grain, and 70 sixteen ounces if
COZ nsisling wholly Of white. And when
whea, was only one shilling and six pence
per quarter, As 1t somewhat was the farth-
ing white loaf was to coDta,n sixty.fcur
ounces, and the whole grain ninety SIX
Think OF purchasing -iy pound loaf OF
good wheaton bread for far'hing. In the
nineteenth year of the reign Of Edward I.
he price OF provisions in The city Of Lon.
don was fixed By the Common Council at
a tariff by which two pule,t. were sold at
three half pence, par'ride or Two wood.
cocks for the same, while fat lamb waa
to be six pence from Christmas to Shrove-
tide and the res. ofthe year four pence.
In the fourteenth century Parliament fixed
the price Of ia, OK at for;y-eight shillings
two dozen eggs at three pence, and the bes,
wine at twenty shilling per tun. An ACT
Of Parliament. passed in 1888, settled the
value Of beef and pork a, a half-penny
per pound, and veal al three far,hings.
The Morning herald., 1876-11-15

BUSINESS is terribly depressed, the weary
waiting for the result Of the election in the
doubtful'ststes, has lulled all enterprise;
suspense has locked up capital; it will be
found to be improbable to attempt tn.
thimblerig game of cheating. ,,u q
The Morning herald., 1876-11-15

The Bird Guards and Boys h Blue,
like the Arabs, have folded their tents. ex-
tinguished their lights, and skunk away
into outer darkness. Goodbye, may We
never see your like again.
The Morning herald., 1876-11-15

An English sect Of msra)ists, calling
themselves the "Christodelphians,' have
offered GlOO TO any one who will prove
from Scripture that man is possessed OF an
immortal soul. The Rev. Walter Bris-
combe, q Wesleyan minister, has accepted
the challenge.
The Morning herald., 1876-11-15
NEW YORK CASH PRICE LIST.

Gallons, Gan can and box $ s
"a Saif Sif barrel lsW
40 one barrel 30 on
We nave in stock. of our own manufac-
tut e, roofing materials, ETC., at the follow.
loo rolls extra Rubber Roofing at cents
per square foot. Or we will furnish Rubber
Eoofng, Nails, Caps. and Slate paint for
an entire new roof, at ~ cents per square
foot.
900 rolls 2-ply Tarred Roofing Felt, at lAG
cents per square foot.
5000 rolls 3.ply yarred Roofing Felt. at n
cents per square foot.
200 rolls Tarred :,heathing. at Il cent pei
square foot.
5000 gallons fine Enamel Paint, mixed
ready Tor use, on inside or outside work, a,
81 per gallon.
send for sample card OF co!orS. All or
ders must be accompanied with the money
or satisfactory city references. No goods
shipped G. O. D., unless express charges srt
guaranteed.
sample orders solicited.
The Morning herald., 1876-11-15
BRICK WALLS

our sp1eHr REDis the only reliable Slate
paint ever int ntroduced tina, will effectually
prevent dampness from penetrating and
ttiScoloring the plaster.
houses and fences, or as a printing coat on
Our only colors are CHOCOLATE. Red,
BRIGHT RED, and ORANGE.
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EXTREMELY CHEAP.

Two gallons will cover hundred square
feet Of shingle roof while on tin, iron, ielt
,natched boards, or any smooth surface
- ioa snuare feet of surface and although
he Paint has heavy body IT Is easily ap'
olied with brush
The Morning herald., 1876-11-15


PROTECT YOUR BUILDINGS
Which NAV be done with one-fOurth
the usual expen Sc, by using our
PATENT SLATE PAINT,
MIXED READY FOR USE.
eire.Proof, WATERPROOF, Durable,
Economical and Ornamental.
roof may be covered with very cheap
tingle, and by application OF this siate oe
made 10 last from 70 to . years; Oto lools
an he patched and coated, looking much
Detter, and lasting longer than ne" shln-
lies without the slate, for
on.. Third he Cost OF Reshingling.
Tho exnense of stating new shingles is
only about the cost of simply laying them.
The paint is F1RE-PRoot aeainS. spa.nds ,s.ad ~ w
any one.
IT STOPS EVERY LEAK.
and FIR tin ar iron has no equal. as it ex
no ndS hy heat. contracts by cold. and NEVER
csACKs nor scales. Roofs covered with 1ai
sheathine Felt can he made water.tight al
A small expense and preserved fof many
years.
EXTREMELY CHEAP.
rwo gallons will cover a hundred square
feet Of shinele roof. while on tin, iron, 1eit,
netched boards, or any smooth surface;
| rom two quarts to one gallon are required
| n lOa square feet of surface, and although
| he Paint has a heavy body IT Is easily ap-
plied with brush.
No Tar 10 used in this Conposite a,
therefore, it neither cracks in Winter, nor
u9 IN de- decaved Shingles it fills up the holes
md pores, and gives new substantial rool
mai " II last for years. CURLED or WARPED
,hinales Il brings to heir places, and
| :eeps them there. 1t fl ills up az holes IN
Felt roofs. stops the zee lsaksaaH KS, e3es, IL few
| nours after applying. AS nearly all paints
| nst are black contain TAR, be sure you Ob'
| ain our GENUINE article, which tor shin
| lie rooIslls
| CHOCOLATE COLOR,
| when first applied. cnanslns IN apout z
| month TO q unjform slate color, and is TO all
| ] ntents and purposes SLATE. On
| TIN ROOFS
,ur red color is usually preferred, as one
coat is equal to flve OF any ordinary paint
For
BRICK WALLS
our sR1aHr REDis the only reliable Slat'
paint ever int reduced tina, will effectuallS
prevent dampness from penetrating anc
1iiScoloring the plaster
These noiuts are also largely used on out
honses and fences, or as a priming coat or
Our only colors are CHOCOLATE, RED
BRIGHT RED, and ORANGE.
The Morning herald., 1876-11-15
TIN ROOFS

,ur red color is usually preferred, as one
6 oat is equal to Ave OF any OF ld1nary paint,
The Morning herald., 1876-11-15
Norsr,s used in this Compositle
CHOCOLATE COLOR,

when first applied. changing in about {,
month to a unjform slate color. and Is 10 all
j ntents and purposes SLATE. On
The Morning herald., 1876-11-15

PROTECT YOUR BUILDINGS
Which NAV be done with one-fOurth
the usual expen Sc, by using our
The Morning herald., 1876-11-15

and tor tin ar iron has no equal. as it ex
na nds bv heat, contracts by cold. and NEyEl
ceACKs nor scales. Roofs covered with La
.Loafhing Felt can he made water.tight a.
. small expense, and preserved for many
years.
This slate paint is
The Morning herald., 1876-11-15

ies4TIrs AZ c. GRuBB, Secretary Of State
New-York tribune., 1876-03-11
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

IryERroor March IC-l2GO p m-COtton Is steady Md
ding Upllnds Gisd; Mung OrleanS. sJy sales, l2uOO
bales Including 1000 bales Tor speculation aud export;
receipts 100 bales. All American Cotton, q arrive quiet
and rtoady sales of Middn2 UpanGs Low Mhdnr clause,
lime and July delivery, at 32d; sales U the week SJOOO
of " fOy export, AMI lOOJ
Declatou; stock port, $4,000 bales OF which 4oGOOu
r American receipts Of the week, $4,000 bales, OF which
cotton aolt bales Of which 100000 aro American
forwarded the ships side direct 10 slphtiS, lGOOo
bales sales OF the week. J1UO) bales The rec lps
Wheat the past three da's have been 2OOO quarters
IIyEEPOOi- March l0--l:30 p. m-sses Of Middlng Up
lands Cotton Low Mddug clause Apl aud May delivery Al
b3ad. ,...o-..-. .....,.. -.
2GIG169 q quarter ior New Mixed y estrrn -. -
LIVERPOOL March lO3 inOt the sales Oi COTTON 10 uay
GSOU bales American.
IyERpOOI. March lO5 p. m.Salcs or Mlddnng tplanCs
Cation Oy Mldng May and juno delivery At 6e9d;
also sales at 90 sales OF Addng piand Low
Ming clause June aud July delivery ~ 6d DO do July
aud Aucst delivery 6l53zd do regular contract April
al 6is. O MGding Orleans
Copfac shippci March and April tpcr aail az GSIad
IHF.IOoI, March lOG n.-the market for yarns and
fabrics al Manchester steady Cotton 10 arrive strong buy
els oncring id. higher the day sales Of Mlddmg Up
lands Low Midng clause March and ApTtl delivery, az
G3,.d DO May and June delivery al 6Sd do do June
and july delivery ~ also sales Of the same az 'la
IONpOS March lO-l2yU m.Uniied States bOnts, lSJ1s
lOTa4 4; Erie Railway shares preferred. 29.
LoNpoN. March lOl3O D. m-FaIls adVces quote Eent's
LoUoN March 1913 p n.-Par., advices quote Rentcs
GGi. Refined Petroleum, lO4d. y gallon.
LONDON March 1880 p mUutcd states bonds lsC7S,
Railway shares, preferred, %
PARIS adyicrs quote RcutCs GOf - &c.
PARIS March lO-EXChange Oh London, ZOi. 2OA2c lor
BEpIN March lO-Tle weekly statement OF the Imperial
Bank ot Germany shows an Increase III bullion Oh AlhoOO
New-York tribune., 1876-03-11
THE MARKETS.
MARKET REPORT.
rcareuuy reported Tor rna rsurS7l

Ntw. YORK. Friday March 10. 1876,
ASHES-There is little OF nothing doing ~ th" nniko' s,J @
oCcupv weak and nominal ppsoh fo's 'c ana
I'fS ;SjyAy-Tncrc is fair demand from beachers and
f,r Wtstern ana 33i QS4c Tor Southern yellow.
BROOM CORN There are no changes to DO nocn5 prime
Ia unIuipal Wc qGOc Brush, short Green tnolce ID
"a iGr. HtIrI Green a. b lOc; Green Medium 10 5@
there ~ only moderate business going on, ye
changes can Uc uulci Tie Guotat ons arr az follow "a
Spcrll }sc Psrainc, 2Od-ic; Rehh'd SprfIace s+u
COAI-Btumirous has continued IL ASLl uth"ha pul W., M
changed Foreign Goals have ieSn qwTL pl s'eaS
Guo.c: for Liverpool House Sahng zloeTd -, a., c
S51da7: do steam. S5Gs6 Provincial ~ 90 So crreneF
peuusy NrstIIOTeIni, and West virginia Gas 30 .,
Cumberland and BrOadtop - 5O4eC an" Anthracite
',O.if -Isr-cT sales Of Rio made finn and un
cham prices 100 Rocky Glen ana 100 gags eA
Belle Devon sold on private terms; go nss eA J. j. ~
dercas IGG II LC, ardin BaMoi - y uhis tA - nv
sold private terms, and 6.'s oass eA uants
ri lGa4c; Other grades were quiet D'ntlal l'y' 20
lions RIO, ordinary cnGoCs l5a la-Sri co. lala 90
GLdl6s4c.: do, good do ia II do PRIME CO. 20
extreme ior lots l3d "ci Nahi "nt 20 E'oS 10
dITl.c. Java Eats - c24C; Java baCs :2H2JC; Slga
pore Isld2Oc Nave Ceyi ioa. l7o l.c: Maracaiio 10
COSTA gira a Sc. McICal 110lSc; Sa .nIla. lta !se
Porto Rico lTd AHC0stura II l>r J"as Ga 6a lo
CGracoa l6Gi7o Mania, lIdl lsc MacisaaI le2449'7 All
CICCoRY has quet at 54c, goi,ios German and
OC+56TFtNiE TOt K-Thc market flra1 descriptions hss
continued ac la' steady. Mc quote Empty lg-sta'
es2 75i Hoops "a feet Or!naIy 10 irnl - IT, IT, l. - 5 @
- 10: Sugar oDfs with i'"aas 37 inches - 5daS ~
c 30 inches II 70a$2 10: Boz shocks, 7jc Rum shocks
COTTON-Ih, or the spot was firm at unohanggd
port C2 bales for consUmptoH AID 900 h"es iol 'A
- St ilrs t day last week Sg5i bales day last
wear for The wgeE, 7SOls bas, against oG5iG bal last
week and 7jB bales week last year The quotations
New-York tribune., 1876-03-11

and sundes at 7d2sc aso bales Havana at sssl Is
Kentucky been quiet; sales 800 hhds 40 lac
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. has been In good dossnd aid higher
poted for export private terms
uuoted az 81 6j6sI go gold dull aud nominal
WHISKY-Market hrmer; sales. so bbls at IL OJ2 ana
100 bbls last evening at IL 094 = gallon. .
WOOITbe position Of tins market much the same a. as
noted the demands from manufacturers are of very n
nature holders Notwithstanding the small
supplies only here but also at Philadelphia and BOsiO
are befinninE pretty blue dcOUraging; they
recognize Importance Of clearing out ere the ophB
clips and to good cash buyer grant mol IN Nor
do mean that decline has taken place,
only there would be effort the part OF the
seller to the OF reasonable buyer.
Foreign woods continue to move slowly, but no quoaoe
changes be noted late include: 1000 u aud
Ohio Fleece 47c 1000 n Xxx DO 4jc; 1000 u Choice
2c Super Pulled at 44c 80 bales do at
3d4Oc: 900 secured do a G0c 1000 10 oregon ~ 2c
2l bales Cape at about 37c also the following ~ pirate
puccs 900 n UnwaSbed Indiana $500 IN super Pulled
1900 Extra do, 5000 Black do, $1,000 70 COmbing do
5000 Medium Fleece loo Georgia. and $1,000 10 Fan
in Cali ifornia
New-York tribune., 1876-03-11

s ;s s. 4 &c.: .s..a .4
a@lnd Se for TnsradeS New este for Kansas
Sasn NhS sSSs4 SSs Gr 9a D9RR
Mare March ai0 e & e % Sgsa R rnoTsG st ge bush
do for April 63l2c and steamer Mixed ID M Sr
Sia MaGh SasineS. E. esT Torsd % s%e
SS Sg S. 81 tes eeS io et 3xsG % Sca load
4a@a7o for Mnsa "r S ae M
Feed was q t2s ton Bear Beans I TGIs in E nT
s % Tor choice 4Oas 81 for Far % Coed ana ana
z sS.y So%s a iS5 sSlg r Is for Prime Rod 81 50a Fair
to Good White and 81 5Ua a. a. Tor gaa ,S Csca and 1890
1se currency, Tor domestic. .o,,r ,,r ,rou,rv ,or
,d Nav AS mi straw the Supplies are heavy holders
iGF,e}aSR1i arr 7JEsso E Rtia fs qnaes
G5G7ac salt at 55a 0c strawsl o. oS%st 81 ~ ior
MFMf &cYTie market is Quiet at 7sG7 &C. gold for
Manila Hemp 3adSc, god, for Jute and 5s' currency
'If ImfiiDEs-rhere essential changes in the late post
gregatc arc daily .onG further than th. nothing OF
G Gan Sp q s@ 's 200 b cas aa
a5O Dry Central american at private pos prizes yHs. we
MoPsydsS 23s22 Rs G1,Dss o. 9SS2s 3S$
h iec california 22d25 n 2oa2o; Central AgeriGGan G
a % r. f 51 lfS ASaHSaG aIan aos g. b al 0sS &
isc; T,sas aud Southern 2i95o n. lSGi2le.
Scd %s sseet ssss Rio Granite gais b. oc California $3.50
Fl & ge rfans ras P%e1 and g PaeScd h. cur
rency; Texas Knife: l0dllc southern 6l2sSc CO City E
7leC.
HOPS Of this market IL decidedly firm and con
business effected, pay Tor consumption,
exporters holding on fihe We quote state, lSJ,
l3d lee Eastern Wisconsin do lla l6c 1874, Sdllc
Old Olds. 4dsc; California 1875, nominal Mr. Emmett
lis weekly circular says We have To report very
strong active market with the price one cent better TINS
week choice Hops and with far prospect that ~ cents
viii be reached within the days. What effect this
will the export trade remains 70 e see ship
peTs have all that there money IN tho
business them when they hGG t. pay over l1c yet they
seem buy Choice state Hops now s they %
before the advance, and ais, ton, without amy signs Oi l
London The crOlkrr- IN the coun
rtvyho artsa al
upr take back seat only 224S bales arrived
here Ills week Receipts and EypaTtsR cepts for the week,
22is bales total receipts siGca sept l. l9IJ 6i1b bales
total receipts period IN lo4 1881 bales; export
week, 1919 bales; total exports since sept
1875 1881 bales total exports Tor same PERIOD IN 1874
II.2UJ bales. 10.
INDIA III BBER- The market for all kinds has been quiet
hut 1noiatons to the hight supply. W. quote:
Fine Para 81 Coarse do, fidiaC: Esmcrada ~ g;
Guayaqu 432G44c; Nicaragua sheet fSc. 90 scrap 44c
months
LEATHER-The inquiry fer ITemlock SOLE sti continues
Hight and prices Unsettled All kinds are Ia fu supply
Receipts Of the week 6Oll sides ana 22ei bale. exports
1000 Sides lO5O0 England and Loco 10 the CONT
We quote:
New-York tribune., 1876-03-11

TrIDAY. March 1O-p. ".


The speculation in railway and miscellaneous
shares started of firm and ruled for time, when
prices al over the list saGgcd, and yielded consider
ably Pacific Mail falling off from 22Ss TO 2Oh, and
Lake Shore from 90 to G4lt-Erie in the meantime
came into the market firm at 10, and at once,
according 10 street gossip, severe demonstration
was made against il by the Twenty-third-st party,
who are reported heavily short in this speciality.
Bot the price stood a. firm as the rock OF Gibraltar
and backed up By the Sage of Wiliam-st, not only
refused to bulge a fraction but actually advanced
over two points 10 2Ol2, amid a consider
able scramble Of the shorts to get out
from under. Possibly the pending legislation
Oh the reorganization Of railways" bill in the
Albany Legislature may have had something to do
with it. Lake Shore was also held with great firm
ness and advanced to the highest point for several
DAYS, while Michigan Central oyertOpped g. and
the Granger stocks also improved. 81. Paul Com
nou advanced to A, the Preferred reaching 81 z,
the highest price since May 1871, when it also sold
at ST. In November. 1873, il touched 43@4 Rock
Island sold up to III, Ohios being steady and Union
Pacific lower. Pacific Mail in the afternoon partly
recovered and Telegraph went tupto 6S2; the general
market, however, in the last hour or so was re.
markably quiet. OF the coal roads New-Jersey Cen
tra sold at IO7a 107ls while OF Investments Morris
and Essex sold al 1851 Cleveland and Pittsburgh,
New-York tribune., 1876-03-11
The dosing quotations Of foreign exchange are as

The money market was the CoTeiatiye OF yeSter-
day and call loans in approved collateral were made
rom per cent down t. >, while mercantile papcrwas
m at rates as last quoted. The United states Treas
urer to-day received 100000 National bank notes
for redemption. The Customs receipts at Washing
ton amounted to 100000 The Internal Reyc-
r.. ne receipts footed up 100000. The following Is
the Clearinghouse statement: Currency exchanges,
@59.I IN, ,13I currency balances S2,903,Sl0; gold
Exchanges. s. ,O1J, ,GO7; gold balances, S7G7,7G9.
Government; bonds quiet to-day and without
essential feature closing steady. We annex closing
IN
New-York tribune., 1876-03-11
DoNESTIC MARKETS.

BUFFALO l0.-ReceIpts-FlOur $500 bbls; Nhcft,
lg 900 Dush Corn, 600 bush oats l5VO Dlsi EseF,
8GOO bush. standardization, 5,2DO bDs wheat l.OOD
hrsh; Corn $1,000 bush: Oats IL 900 Dusi Farley 1000
bush Flour quiet and unchanged. wheat uulj saSs oi
JOp bush. white Michigan az = ~ sou Dush nara no
MlyauA on private Corn rmi sales OF cars New
~ on track 10 Choice Kansas 20 arrive, at .5c,
On trlrE Oats-Reta trade only. Rye inactive. Barley
oiet sales bush Cana aian at 9Jc Pork quiet at
abOu r23 for Heavy Mess. Lad quiet AT loGIic liSh
CUctS0 March lO-Flour dull but unchau sed Wheat ir
regular but in the main higher; No Chicago Spring 9Sc
spot: egc Apr n o. MAJ No. do S2LsdN3c.; Rejected,
43 &C., April as 81 bid hayi New High hXe 4'c ult'
dull and shade lower NO = 81 4c. sl "-r' hytu'
a &c, May. Barley dun and lower al 81 5oc spot i
April Rye-Dcmand air ana market hrin AT btc p,,'Ti
lturs dull -9G{0 Pork unsettled and lower; - 10
df2 10, spot S22 222Gt22 %, April ~ 40 fS@Z =
MAY Iar-Utmaud fair. but at lower rates Sl5 u "a
sl5 20 spot si3 27L.dsl3 80, April $l8 47H0Sl3 80
May Rlik Meats uOniually unchanged Whisky, Il %.
R,c,lpts-F0ur 5000 bbis.; Wheat, 1000 busli Corn
$4,000 hush; oats, $4,000 BUSH Barley 1000 buSi; hye
400 bush ShpmeIts-Flou 7cOObbls; Wheat $4,000 busi
Corn 1000 bush; Oats 1900 BUSH Bartl 'U' Vt7l
Ryc 900 bush At the afternoon ca OF ne boaT Wheat
Unchanged B9roy ana oats hOinlhdI folA anu iiiu "u
tIT1ISS,TI March lO-Four duh Wheat steady, with
fair demand 81 lOasl 10 Corn easier Dut s"ot 1el
al 4sQ5Oc Oats quiet but steady az d10sOc surrey Iu
mud nominal RYE dull but unchanged foiA stauy anu ht
M s13 Isui 1u,t steady Steam, l3d 10 i8 httte
IS5tdI4c Bdik Meats quiet bat steady Shoulders &c.
Clear lib Sides l2c Clear Sit- lLAc bacon scarce anu
hrn shoulders, 0ic clear RID Sides 10 '!oar sur
I3Sf Whisky-Denaud fair and market nrn, az Al "a
nutttr steady with fair demand; Choice western ht,tN
Prime Central Ohio 26d2oc Hogs ht,ay
with fair demand Common Light 81 e5eso 20 hetium
Heavy 4udk5 70 afew Choice AT - oO ieceP' ioo'
milw1tEIR, March lO-Flour inactive; nominally un
changed Wheat opened hrm closed quiet 80 Ml~S ~
si O34; Hand do, Fl lSh; No do 81 Ol's Alr ~ Ut
NAV Al O6L; No. do. S6Sic. Corn nrmef iaiI uehu
No fresh 43lac oats easier No z, ffesh Sl'.ei nay
80 ad35c. Barley strong and higher; NO s'3 '''
New-York tribune., 1876-03-11

79c; March, 7sa7sLc.; A pr Tee; No do Fresh 4sc n
jected do, 2SdJOc. Rye higher; No l. 69c Mos pnSS
steady f22 cash Prime Lard l3lsdl4c Sweet Pirhgs
Hams. IA l2sci Dry Saed Shoulders, S4dsl2o ioss
oepis-30O9 bbis Flour ~ 900 bush Wheat sbinno,e e
5000 bbls. Flour 5000 bush. Wheat
PHILADELPHIA March O-CIOyer Seed active and bi.,
Of Prime mt l4l2al5c Timothy arm at 81 3Tl ~
Flax Seed at ~ 30. BarkS32 for No. QHerctTon u
nominal at 1876 for Refined, and 1870 foT caS
Flour quiet prices for the better grades vel sgsis
sales coo bbls ncudng Wisconsin Minnesota Fsmi ~
sG 81; and High Grades az 81 s<S. Rye Flour - Is W.
request Pennsylvania Red, 81 40; Amer al -
dsl 43 White ~ 4jdk1 55, and SpTouiHd Western "a. "a
~ 10 Rye dull at 90 S3c Corn Ia good supply 5u osns
and prices well sustained; sales of yellow at 57a6ao
Steamer, J6c, sail, 5Jc. and White, 80 acc Oais I
active: White, t3d4jc WHISKY steady at 81 90 for Wesr
Choice grades Butter scarce and ysntcf; New ya,s
and Bradford County Extras. 26aSTc do. do Pirs,,
2S 82c.; Western EXtras 2S03pc.; Do. Fifsis asS
25c Rolls, Western Extras Z6U2gc do. Firss ri 02io
Cheese hrn Ncw-YOrk Fancy, lac; dn Prime IIs,rr
l3l4c.; Western Fine, II aGl e. Eggs-BsTket au anS
heavy Pennssiyania, NewJersey, and DeaEar fresh ICa
Western do, 1J6i iGc ~'
81 LouT@ March lO-F1our quiet, unchanged wbeg, r.
active. unsettled: Red Winter, Al 10 cash sl ~
April No 3 do, ~ 3ii2 asked. Corn unchanged o.t,
inactive. 2, 331c. bad, cash; REJECTED 81. l.asi
Barley and Pyo Gu and unchanged Pork ear al sl2 -
los quoted az sSsds 2c of shoulders; l2d2 anfi2
2a- Clear RID and Clear sides sale. Of Clear RIB snd
Clear Sides up country IL &c and l2c steady mn
changed only jobbng and order Tsie. Lard generally hels
market but occasional LOT may be st 3le
up country lots offered at l3c. Live HOgs du and Ore,
81 7Sas8 30. Philadelphia SS 70 81 g. Cattle quii sS
Reccpts3OOO bills Flour. 1000 bush Wheat
bush. $1,000 bush Oats. LOO B.tIev
! 900 Hogs l. li0 Cattle.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-11

The Chicago Tribune says that the Chicago ana d
cifc Railroad Company is now taking steps 10 eA-
tend their lire from ByrOn ILL.,, ITS present western
terminus, to Sterling, ILL.,, where connection can pe
made with the Rockford, Rock Island ana ~. LOUIS
Railroad 1t will then have nearly an ayr iiI'e 10
Rock Island considerably shorter than the Chicago
Rock Island and Pacific Railroad.
Tho Denver and Rio Grandc Railway reports earn
mos for weel, ending Feb. 20. at $7,sO7 G5; same
wcck 1875. g. .19G 90; increase, $2,611 02.
The directors of the Dubuque and Sioux CityR. X.
Conpapy have declared a semi-annual dividend OF 3
por cent. payable March 15 al the oitice OF NJ ~
Jcsnp. Patton 4 Co, 30 WilliaIn-st.
A dividend of per cent from the earnings ana
profits of the City Line of the New-lork and harlem
r. T. Co.. on the preferred and common stock VIII
be paid Oh the 1st of April next