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The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-23

WANTS TO RENT-ON CANAL STREET.
w First District, n House furnished complete
with gas and fixtures stables carriage house,
etc. Also. for sale. Carriage nearly new, with
two Horses and new Harness: one of the horses
has no superior rs a saddle horse in any par
ticular. Inquire for particulars at c. L.
GIRARDEY'S. on Camp street. my2O 2t*
The Morning herald., 1876-09-05

| Of whom she was loved and reverencsd IN
no common degree. She learned thus the
grand lessons-"to suffer and be strong,'
and 70 make the best Of destiny; and she
felt that If she were . sadder woman, ahe
was also wiser one, and at any price
wisdom, she knew, is a purchase not
to be despised. g
Mrs. Beauchanp had been married lit
tie more than FIVE years when her husband
died. His will showed, that however un-
happy he had made her during his life,
he had not been insensible to her merit,
for he left her the sole guardian Of their
only sen, and, while she should remain
unmarried, the mistress of Woodthorpe
Hall. In the childish affection and OPEN
ing mind Of her little boy poor Emily at
Last found happiness-unspeakable hap
piness, although it was of course qualified
by the anxiety inseparable from parental
love. She dotted upon him but her love
was of too wise and unselfish nature to
permit her to spoil him. while her
maternal affection furnished her with an
other motive for the cultivation of her own
mind and the improvement of her own
character. She was fred with the noble
ambition of being the mother Of her child's
mind, as we'll as of that minds mere
perishable shrine.
TO BE CONTINUED.
The Morning herald., 1876-09-05
TF YOU WANT TO BE STRONG, HEAL
THY AND VIGOROUS,

Take e. F. Kunkel's Bitter Wine Of Iron.
No language can convey an adequate idea
of the Immediate and almost miraculous
change produced by taking E. F. Kunkel's
Bitter Wine OF Iron in the diseased, debili-
tated and shattered nervous sys EN-.
Whether broken down by excess. weak by
nature, or impaired by sic zness. the relaxed
and unstrung organization is restored to
perfect heelIh ana vigor. srld only in 81
bottles. Office and store, No. $50 North
Ninth street. Only in 81 bottles. Sold by
all druggists.
The Morning herald., 1876-09-05
Facts About speaker Kerr

The "Courier-Journal" recalls the facts
that the circumstances surrounding the
death bed Of Mr.. Kerr's father were strik-
ingly similar to those attending the last
hours of the late Speaker. His disease was
of the same peculiar nature a. that of his
son, and his mind was perfectly clear until
the last. He conversed freely with hose
about him, and gave dying charges to his
sons, which, in the case of one, at least,
made the rules which governed his future
life. The "Courier- Journal" also says that
Mr.. Kerr had some property when he en-
tered public life, but then he died poor
man,
The Morning herald., 1876-09-05
An rHvoCATION.
ny cHARIES NACXAY.

-, with me. Poesyl playmate Of child
r,,esd nS % Of my manhood' delight Of my
..ysr y9a,1iith With me over valley and Wild
ss.ychias wGii", for loveliness.t gropins for
\, Yith Yfn,n me dwell with me, spirit Of Poesy;
S'ns 'Tasrk I' were the world II thy bloom snoulo
oo,y eypailtd yTpould cease in the sunlight and star
v,slsness i1snss and courage would fade from
my heart.
II.
s,,v Wit b me, comfort me. now more than
vbsn exe'' ears stealing over me lead me to
,,an a0up', ay and women. are all we believed
When .a.n, We two first wandered the green
s,.v est With me, strengthen me, soether,
a. suJ' knowledge, not wisdom, should cum.
9sT 3emni MY me to sit in the chair Of the
and sGvrS saw With sad solomon, all Things are
vain!
III.
.,ov With me. lead me thy magical mirror,
Snow me the darkness extinguished IN
chow me me to.day's little triumph Of Error,
Faed by to-morrow's great triumph OF
Right! IN .
IN colors celestial of amber and blue:
uagnify lttleness-glorify commences
Np pnIl down the false, and establish the
true.
".
sag with me. Poesy! Let me not stagna. 9 !!
lie Ieespairing with fools, or believing with
That @ men must be either the one or the
yictors or victims-oppressor or slaves
Stay with me, cling to me, while there Is
RTead me. assist me, direct ami control!
Ee in the shade " hat thou vert IN the sun
Source Of true happiness-light of my
soul
The Morning herald., 1876-09-05
Philadelphia Trade Report.

MONDAY. September 4.
Bark is dull and neminal at $40 per ton fol
No. Quercitron.
Cotton cont aues to be in limited request
with small sales of Middlings Uplands at
Groceries are firm.
Cloverseed may be quoted at 13%@l4c.
Timothy sold at 81 70 and FlaXseed at VI "
per bushels.
Coffee is In fair demand for local consump.
tion at fnli figures, but the country trade
are only purchasing to q limited extent.
Sales of 1O bags Rio good, at l5Aal71lac; lOU
bags Laguayra at 1910, and3 90 bags santos
at l7Nc',and 400 mats Jav" at NA''' all
Sugar, although the demands for raws has
been limited, holders have, on account OF
light supplies, been enabled to sustain quo
tations for a.sd a6d good refn,
tor out loaf; ll34c: for crushed and powdered
Molasses, the demand is light and the
market is wanting In flrmness. Desirable
cargoes are quoted at SSa4oc GIG i9r @ SJ Test
time to favor buyers She inquiry Is
chiefs from the home trade and 1000 bbls
changed hands, inclnding superflne at
S3 25a8 81; Extras at 83 S7ila4 30; Sprihe
Wheat Extra Family Family @ at $5a5 5,6 % fol Il
fresh ground at$5 5Oa8 rs for PENNSYLVANIA,
Ohio and Indiana do ut $7aS rs for high
rive Flour sells at $425.
Corn Meal sells at So.
There is not much inquiry for Wheat
Sales Of 4 900 bushels Penna rcd at 81 l2al Il
and Southern Amber at 81 20.
RYE is looking up, we quote at 02c.
Corn is dull. Sales Of 1000 bushels; yell
low ct SsaS7c; z and nc .v Western Mixed at 6laSlc
oats arc ii mir request. aud new rangel
| from 81. to 100, ~. 4, 4. M .s *
The Morning herald., 1876-09-05
BOOTS 4 SHOES.
OHEAP SHOE STORE,

OHEAP SHOE STORE. ----..- =
Having fitted up my shoe store, No. Gil
East sixth street, and laid in q larger stoe
than ever befoie. am ready to supply the
people in the eastern portion Of the city
with all kinds of boots and shoes, for
ladies, gentlemen and children, at prices
far below those heretofore charged. Ele-
CANT work made to order. and mending
promptly attended to
marl4-ly JAMES KANE.
The Morning herald., 1876-09-05
PHILADELPHIA MARKETO.
Stock Market.

PHILADELPHIA September 2, 1879.
3old lO0h@lO9M Pittsburg, IT.
Silver l'7L0 tusville and
q g. 1881 ll2N@ - Buffalo r. .R.9A@9I
5-1)s 1885 ll30Il3N L. V. r. r. 5315@53sbli
July l885ll7 @ll7M Leh Nav Stk SlM@3;
" July 1867 ll8M0lll6N Catiwissa II l2@sales
July 1883 llsA do prefd %
"IO-IOs lI5N Northern Gen.
" New Is I5%@llh1a trail r. w. 3lA-
City6' y6'sNewll0H@liON GOLD VALUE. m
Phila q Read Eng Sou 4SS049f
RR. 44N@441S =" IilIer 48O@4Sj
P T&Buffalo 9N@ 92S 20 Reichsm 47h@4S(
"hila & Erlel5A 2Ofaacs(Nap) 3sS@S9i
Lehigh Val @53R Mkroner3 52S@5Gi
. Nav StockH3 @33A Prus thalrs 6N@70
Penna +. R.4s @4sh Roub!es, Gold 70@75
25 @25N
The Morning herald., 1876-09-05
NERVOUS DEBILITY.

Debility, a depressed, irritable state roi
mind, weak, nervous, exhausted feeling,
no energy or animation, confused head
weak memory, the consequences Of excesses
mental overwork. This nervous debility
finds aovereign cure in r. F. Kunkers
Bitter Wine OF Iron. 1t tones the system,
dispels the mental gloom and dependency
and rejuvenates the entire system.
now only ask trial of this valuable
Tonic. Price. 81 per bottle. e. F. KUN
KEEL, Sole Proprietor, Philadelphia, Pa.
Ask your druggist for Kunkel's Bitter Wine
of Iron, and take no other make Sold only
in 81 bottles. All others are counterfeit, so
beware of them. ..
TAPE WORM.
Entirely removed with purely vegetable
medicine. passing from the system alive.
No fee until the head passes. Come and re-
fer to the patients treated. DR. X. F. KUN
K Ell, No. $50 North Ninth Street. Philadel-
phia Advice free. Seat, Pin, and stomach
Worms also removed. Ask your druggist
for KUNKEL's Worm SYRUP. Price 81 per
bottle. Send for circular.
, 1876-05-17
LAKE TJsElGuTs.


Lake tsetghts weso again dull and Ec lowen
room being takcn on sail vessels for wheat 10 bul'
fnlo a. 2Xc, whlch makes tha shte fat corn aooul
ENC The sch.s {. ], Welis and Carltngfofd were
takeu fos Wheat to Hulalo it eye, and the echs
Delaware for corn to do on private terms Capacity
about G6, 600 bh wheat and 60, GOO bn ohis. iAo
tafgea untlbut and Shawnee 90 to MILWAUKEE,
ELSEWHERE.
Du.rALo, May la.-very quiet In local Goa,
sre!ghu. shippers stasa there 10 plenty Of eoal
hero, but no demand West: hczsco tho prevailing
inactivity. No more tban' ESQ Or O5e per ton hes
been paid thus far: 8}r. Il. Casl!nc1lo rcpos's:
Echf NusA, stsyes. Aahtabnia to buffalo, 81 per
tvp, Can't, Tom Collins reports: schf Beaatoe.
Blood, nalt, hence to Toledo. 10 Per bta MI.
John II. LaughIln reports' schs H. Q. Wlnsiow. SOW
Tatlrosd tI.A. HcAr Crock 10 Hnnalo. lie. Other
charters essftssa: seh!s Nareago, !. y, Merrill and An a.,
rus smith, coal - belasa7 hcnce to Mtlwan1se On
g. t sebr Moekins Bird. ceal, hepcn 70 :kaeaso
n MRnw1uKzr, RS. Nay B.-0ratn frelghtD rsre poe.s
tifsay as.st co. g HKaaa,s. fKa, 3ssssa 81 Ksn sasa
can1ot b. quolsd at oyaE to. Tia only chafte1 ~
tsortcd FnA the srhz Mon3psltsr, wheat from sne.
Eoygan 70 Buffalo, a The sehs x seas ssess
WA sngaGsl On b&suraaN latA u tskS Uheat s01s
haEe " nQ9alo n 30
, 1876-05-17
1o.4os, 107H nc.r 5s, 1ooH; Eow York Central,
90; Erie, 1DA; preferred, 'a1H. y
REAL ESTATE.
Ths following Instruments wore fled for record
Tuesday, May 10:

Ths following Instruments wore fled for record
Tuesday, May 10:
ct1r pnorErrr.
uar,hut at, 14t II n Of Eug1nsc 1T, Gf. "a
s1on Il, dAtcd May ay1,.......,.........S $500
LINCOLN ptatc, 100 It n OF Sophia 81, ",
b0xlu0 n, dated Mny 1.......+....-.., 5000
Webster nT, II Q cor Of Southport ~, ~,
A. 3.10x11A Il. dated March 6, 1B73... a460
iSS ioof Ssted May @ ~ LOCO
S4io sIxio5 Il, dntcd My ID 2,5ao
Western av, p6!i II OF Flllmoro a. qf,
2A1flo It, tnici Mny 4................. 1000
L; liz Il, dated My " ............ 1000
s4 49ia6 5 H. s,latca Say .". 4.1oo
FoNrnef At, I'd ftw Of Jefferson At, II,
25x1lgn It, dated May y1t.............. 600
Same as above, dnted May 15,............ b50
Fillmore It, 3h5 ii Of Central Park nv,
NJ. 5oEl2+k q, dated April = ;;..... COO
81. 5oxl?4.i 4, dnted April 24:,...,.... GOO
Lnwtcl 1t, $50 II of THIRTY. fourth at, "
(, 2ixl30 It, dated April U........... GOO
SAME az nbtvc, ahtcd April G............. 70o
Scctey ct, n Of nn1 near pnn nntcn st, n
I, 1BAx12H4 II, dated May l........... 1000
aou1H OF GIFT LtxfTa WITHIN A Radius or skvkN
NILES OF couNT.HpUsE.
Thirty ninth st, 1A1 II Q OF MoWry et, sf,
25Ix1:N II, dated April zS.,.,......... 450
Lois IS to 81 In Block 3, IN Court pnrti-
tion ~ Of n A seeA, %, II, dated ,a
Doc. III l670.... .sas.............+ =, 4W
, 1876-05-17

FOREIGN.

FOREIGN.
6pfctdi Dispalca 10 Tas IstbHnS
L1vxnrooI, 1fay 1e-u u. m.-ELouN-No. l.
Gas; No. 2, 22s. ----. --.
anA,s-Whcat- Winter, No. l, O. 1od; No. 2, o.
Cd: spring, No. i. o. I'd; No. 9, 81; while, No,
i bs ID; No. 2, o. Cd club, No. l, 10. I'd No 2, o.
1od. Corn, 20s 8d02Os Cd.
Pnov1s1oNs-Pork. S2s Cd. Lard, 58s 3d.,
LIVERPOOL, May l1vg p. 'm,-Weathor dull !,
GnA1N-Whcat lem; spring no. !, Ga ID; No. 2,
81 Sd; white No. l, Cd 1od; No. z, % Sd; club,
No. !, los 4di No. ?, os 1od. Corn dull; 2es0
o6s Sd.
kest unchanged.
--LATEST.
LIVERPOOL, afay 1o. -Latest- -CorToH--steadieE
eAU0 GIG; aalcs OF 10, 600 balcs, including 2 600
for speculation, and 0, COO American.
Yarns and fahrics At Manchester quiet and IN.
changed. ...
BuEAparursa-whcat-n for three days,
17,O Qrs, including 1000 American; Call
fornia white wheat, average, 0s 8d1sDs 1Gd; do
club, 0s 10daD1os ID; red Western spring, Nc. 2
to No. ]. IS 3d@0s 0d;, do winter, o. ed0os 1od
mixed, 2os@20s 81. onts-American, 3s93s 3D.
Barley, do, Da Cd. Professionalism, 3Gs030a Cd.
CLovsn-sEsp-Amcrcau,, ,65103s
Pnoyts1oxs-pT1me rnGss pork, 91a ID. Prime
mess beef, SIS. Latd-Amorican, 5ss Cd, Cheese
-Ftnc, do. 50s.. nucon-Long clcns, Ills; short
DO, 53s.
TALLow-Fine American, 41s
PxTaotEus-Spiri.s, 70 3d07s Cd; refined.
11s 3d.
LfKAESp O11-91a Cd.
REaiS-Comsnon, s.: pale, 1e015a.
6rrnIrs TunrgNT1Es-23s Cd.
LONDON, May TO- REFINED PzVnoEE1x-1os
Da6o11s Sd.
L1NarGD CAEE-Ds 10d..
FRANKFORT, May 10, ,-uEfTEp 6TATEa BoNps-:
| Now g., 1o2ss.
'Aarvrnr, May ELECTROMAGNETIC Cd
PANS, May y10,-1lEsrEs-105f2 22Kc.
, 1876-05-17

general expectations fhs policy bt e!dafanf sfom
htdtonus ,pf u tne vaosBttrs of' 'tar ttnds may
reao!ft, lss betua purrnt ny infes1or rsrchants
md Almost rxotouby dafng tho stAsons n,n1c.
diatey following ihs panic, consequently Inc srstms
and "fssi trade II now ony 1ttts tdotu animated
than during Tho Intervening months, Desrs thy fact
that rof wtats pAst many ies Of kuos heTe been ott
ssiii L. ~ sntiIe ab,enose & anything re.smlnaR
sptcnatiys tcndoney. ts,e demand being strictly In &C.
cordance With current oonsampttvs wants. The fsdt
that country afchRntA, u rle, atu carrying Hight
socks tssds our Jobbers sts*dil5 fair ia.
tAnd for taplA and seAsonAbls goods 3As tntd the s.
mcr and at tho ext4ne low prices now current there
n t{chdy feeling below Rfn The revised Quoe&tonAi
, 1876-05-17
Rather q Light Demand for Bank
:, Accommodations,
Slight Country Movement Of Cnrrenty.'
= . Tho Clsarings s8,6oo,000.
The Produce Markets 1rreg-
ular---Corn Stronger.
Provisions nnd Wheat Wcak-s"
Grain In Storo.
FINANCIAL.

Tbs touu market presented nothing more than
ynodera,c nctlyity. Country banks nFc applicants
In some quarters for accommodations. which. ~
rule, are readily extended. The Mercantile bust.
acas Of tho city IL not better than that OF 'hss
aprsng, but IL about a. GOOD. Collections seem To
have Improved In tho Last two three days, and The
accumulation Of tho loanablo RESOURCES OF The banks
consequently augmented. The supply OF mid
icellapcoua paper II small, md the bnnks arc willing
70 make nlvaneca at favorable rates 10 good bos'
fuwcrB. ......-....... .....-.
Rates Of dlscouns aec s6a1o per cent nt the banks
to customers, With concessions TO outside borrow
ers.
On tho street rates arc 0&a1s per cent. Good
paper 10 scarce. ,.-
New York exchange was sold between banks at
6pe per 81, 000 premium.
The currency movement TO tho country romains
tight
The ccarlngs were 81, 800, 600,
ONE REASON WHY BUSINESS Is DULL
The following figures, sluwlng @ immigration
into this country -lhec 1906, give Que OF The rea-
sons why ''busiuess Is dul,t' They arc taken
ftbnl lie rcpor. Of thu Ru1cnu Of Statistics;
, 1876-05-17

aud interest.


NEW TouK, May 10.-uold steady at 11aN@
d1@M. 1.oaus mule fiat and 1GG3 for carrying
Governments were strong.
Railroad bonds were dull and lrm.
State securities were quiet.
Stocks were dull and featarelcss, except for conI'
Ioad shares, which wcru weak and lower. Trans.
fact!os were only Al, GOO shsrrs, of which 1, GOO
FHerc pacs1c MALL i. UU0 Western Union, 4, 600
9srie, and II, 600 1ake Shory.
Money market sasy; .. Prime mercantile paper,
,aGe.
CuAtoms receipts Sa88, 900.
Tbs Assistant Treaa,ires d!nburscd S163 COO.
.CleasIhgs, $40, Q0V. 0U0. :,
Exports Of producv, 81, 7e0, 900.
Startling Htea1y: 4Bhi tGhAbIbat
, 1876-05-17

ol1u0Af At10 <yV1S otA
CkTrLE-There wnA no noticeable Improvement In
the demand any change for to oettGr Ia prtccs
tbs contrary, ths murkct Wsa. II poaslbln, morn
thoroughly dull thnn tho duy BEFORE while, as rc
Ea.ts prices thero was any change the change was
In huyess favor Not only was tho supply largely az
cesaisc tthe yards contained fully Tooo hcad). but
thu position Of tho Etste1n market wna Buch a
10 check tho tendency To nctvitY on the part
Of shipnets and tho lny may be ci0s&cd among
tho dgcs ind most unAatlaactofy Of tho aeaaon. Fdt
steers, Weighing from $50 to to lba WA
tho only casa fer which tho market hAd oven the Gp-
paaraneo Of activity, tho shipping deand-the little
that existed-beIng dlmost cxcusvtly for cattlc Of
Hight md medium wcgllts Choice. heavy grndes vcre
neglected at g. CO. and with perhapd half dozen
cxcepous, there w6tc trausfcra aboEe H. g.. The
prevailing nQurcs were, fos shipping beercs. s&1a
40. aud foF stoetsEn and hutchers atu H. 7t&2s.
The Mnrkct closed dull.
Choice uecyes-F!ne, iii, welf.for1ned
yenr Q year old atoefa. weighing I. 500 70
God .tcsis Weigh
lug lAD % .4YD Dns..H...:.....s:.:.. ~. 4.31H%- -15
luz iM0 70 coo ns.....:....,.......:... A25e4 10
common to choice cow, for city 4lADghteE. .
weighiu9 so1 % l. loo opa.........:...... J. 6o4 90
10 i,S61 s5o4 %
bliit pnd scaiaWxe stecss. ........:..... ooas 50
, 1876-05-17
DRY GOODS.

Ia most departnlsutsp Of the dry.gooda market tho
pAat wcrk characterized by N shsepes Ut anything
more than nudcrsts activity. Whe satde from pFtns.
nutl0nk and summer dtess f&bsacA quttudc prevailed
al around. SO for tbs sprtng tsade of ts7t y ooat
cerued The rh "-tf sheto may ps said to bare bcen
any--nay now be consdcrsd pyes ThAt the caursa Of
tu market ha. been disappointing 70 tho trade
ally there can b. lltsls Doubt neither tho volpe uf
sales accomplished, pos shs eoufaa II pceA meeting
, 1876-05-17

Immigration last year was W per cent less tIah
In 1879 md much lover than IN any preceding year
Since 1860, Tho loss to the country fs 10 be cat-
mated varlously according 10 tlIr average value put
on each Immigrant. This ranges from $500 to
81, 600, Taking tho average of 2iO 900 yearly for
tho eight years ending In 1873, we hays suffered In
the decline Of immigration In tho two ycars 1874
and 1876 loss Of from $3.50, 600. 600 to $780,
900, 900.
NEW ENGLAND MANUFACTURING STOCKS.
Tic Aamc general trnturcs Of tnlncss md Enac-
tinn continue as before notcd, only moro intcn-
siIed. A few stocks held up; We note sales Of
A,noskcag ST. 600, and Pacific g., 000-both 81, 600
par value. Tic Inter il advance from 81 9U1!3,
ind maintains Lts posiiion with great tcnacty
through The dull tincs. It pays 20 per
scnt on par, 80 that to-dny, oven at the ad-
vanccd price, II Is 10 per cent Investment,
iruo Of all taxes. 1t Is marked exception 10 It's
associates. Ancs Company hos further declined
from 800 to $50; Atlantic, u 70 3Da--goiug iown
with run; Hates has tcce,lcd from u'a; to u 4 ;
Hamilton, so5 to 500: Manchester, 1lu 70 III;
s md yoti, H. es.aividend, s to ~ I'D. T.
Ts fol1STnE sre aasangsa Hd.ss W.. 90 1y6~a
sh5a;i,-gesteaJ sss. Jeurnsl l u coeses Con- '' '0' pt'
"noosTtNa" THE noNANzAs.
The San FEancisco Da1.eln Of the 1lth Int. an
nounccs the frst dividend Of the California Min.
"ug Company. II says:
At.er ysnr'; preparation, The Trnstees Of she
idenl Of 81 % pei Share, anonntias to 81 oso, 90, @
payable on the 18TH The amount Is tho Harne 40
tc Inst two dividends Of tho Consolidated Virginia
Jan. !, l.76. During this iong, period cl ptcpan'
ton iher1 has been nj orc Eatsed beyond what was
sps wazs df
ea consolidated Virginia ete, and due credit eiyss
1nchns the Expenses have been met without re-
course to asscssmcnts; The new and large Call
, 1876-05-17
100
COMMERCIAL.

The following were the receipts md shipments OF
tho leading articles Of produce In this city during
the twenty.four hours ending at o'clock on
TuesdAI morning:
, 1876-05-17

Total Of all kinds In store, g 7sS, 4o5 bf' These
ngnsca show Lccrcase during Inst week Of eaS,-
100 bu wheat, 60A, T38 In corn, eSs. ZIG hn oats
q, go bu- rye, and !, 3oa bu barley. Total de-
crease, ], ,240, o75 bn.
Tha above reported stocks OF Nofthwcstrfn
wheat include an. 4O7 bu No, 1 Minnesota and
17D, $40 bn No. . do
FOREIGN 1s,rpnTAT1oNs
received at Chicago customs Amy l8 1870: Field,
Le,tc. 4 Co., . cases cotton; Kuntxler l. 1IatGi',
6 cascs cigars; d. y. Fisk ! Co., case Innnufac-
turcrs Of cotton; J. .Felckentho1 4 Sons. cask
Graudy, Il .casks gin; Stcttnucr lirot, Co.., /
cnso tirJ goods; steele 4 Price, easks asgnls;
Ilart Rros. s Co., care linens; W. +. 1iemtf d
CO., cnse ctgara Amount OF dulles collected,
g. 4jU, 81.
, 1876-05-17

Loag AMI short clears ut lie cash. md 1tftc seller
Jig Gux RI: Rweet ptcklcd hama lkt3E; CunherfGnds
intioc, casll q RcIler Arttl; longcut hnns, 12Gs
11c, boxed; bacon hams, t4sl6c.
lHEAAE-WA4 quiet At atspc. 49,. ~,
HEEF TRODUGTS-Wesrs stcady and nuict at $40. 20
eiO. is for mess s1l.ap&lL75 for eItra mtss aud
S.s2 t.t@ .. o. for hams.
country 1otS,
, 1876-05-17
S4.15&6-25
4.A1&%15
25@xD
W0Em
3.1O9Am
2. .So,39,D


HOHB-Thcfe Ws1 "a aotlYc add hrm market for This
cl4M Of ock. The Feaalpta did not aho~ marked
iaErease axpsee md seqioE that there VIZ svety
yaase pstoes+ They xas9 .ussaa:t1i q II q !ant
log 50 higher than Monday, bur heavy hpga there
wa PsEceptlhls tMputyment IL psteeL sslaa ycse
90 tor inferior 20 cxls heavy. The tnsEk1t
, 1876-05-17

CLxvuLAnp, O., Mny 10.--Petro!1um very firm;
standard white. 1lo test, 1oaic, prime whlts,
15o test, 11Ac, cAr-lots cash,
PIrrsnun0. May 16.-Pctrolcum quiet and 1Tm3
crude, $o.17h ut Pasksr's; refined, Lie, phlladel,
Ohln delivery.
, 1876-05-17
GENERAL MARKETS.

ALc01f0L-WAA quoted Ut S2.to,
HROON-EORN-Trads continues fatr, and the Rtven
pllcea are usually kdhered 10. The low rail- fTulgltA
hare Induced Esaaru parties 70 send areta this war.
rad IAs lses1 sna nssxabopg demand y tss u tho ss
, 1876-05-17

HO0 PR0pucTs-wcre quiet In the hggrcRatc. and
again tended downward. though there was no severe
decline. iloRs Jere quoted steady. with moderate
supply but aylccs from other cities wcre not cnccnT
aging 70 hofdeff, aud there very few ocrs hero
to h,ty. Hence moro was offered for salo thsn wA
wanted, and the market weakened accoftlnElY.
MKss rouk--Was icss sc,Iva and caaicr, thu market
declining about sc PCT hrl from tho preceding evening"
snd sp8s5o from tho closinR quotations OF Aondays
regular session. Bnics Hcrc reported Of 10 brs ecicr
Junc at $50 80eo n; and LOCO urls setter Jn1y At
eoUka2l.9o. Total. 1850 bris The market closett
quiet At SO soa2. % cash. according 10 weight 500 30
ft2O IS seller MAY; Fcn eoeo es setter JUNG; SCI 600
H. o5 seller Jur snd nolnally at *a1 eoGs2 15 seiier
Anguh- Seller tho year was nominal At $i7.ao
fTiie mess pork waa quoted at sip 7saeooo and ex.
tn at $ls. 5oal5,75. -,
LARb-,vAs moderately ncttye TOT July, and very
quiet On Other deliveries dccl!nsng &C pes 100 It's tro
tho reduced prices Of hionday afternoon Sales were
repered Of 90 r. seller !Ins ss III +o2is end "a
te The market elotsa d At fi2to eas5 q scI1eE
jay: aud T. sl2 G5e:'2 q scller AuKust :. ~
h(EsTn-srcrc hul1 and nomlnnlly unefaneta a. tho
decline q Monday aisno9n tis,s esn tsg NJ
continues aetlYe but hat ts chiefly q Sats cut hy
those meats being sold on 'ClsnEc. The fonWhS
1,.n n.In nafn fHu uTa nj mir