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The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-01


The following complimentary
notice of the Chicago and North
western Railway Company, is of
sufficient interest to the public to
justify its appearance in our COL
umns:
We don't give this for au fat accomplis,
but it is very strongly rumored that Cedar
Rapids is to be tho halfway station between
Chicago and Council Bluffs.
If this is to be. and some experiments
have been made to that end. we suppose it
is on account of the superior condition Of
the road A trip on the steel rallied and
we'll balasted road, is not any more now, if
as much, wear and tear on the employees and
machinery to train, from Chicago to Cedar
Rapids, 218 miles. as it was on the iron rails
from Chicago to Clinton, 1873 miles. in the
olden time.
Chicago Northwestern railway is first
class road in every particular, that it rides
~ easy as sitting in "rocking chair, that
its coaches are parlors, that its employees are
the most polite and sffable gentlemen the
travelling public can meet or will meet in a
lifetime Of travel-the esprit de corps Of the
| employees, if We may so say, is at high
standard: We say We need not say this in a
newspaper, it is self evident to every trav-
eler on the road. But in the future these
| are to be increased: we suppose the speed
| will be increased: if possible, the superb
trains will be more superb: there is to be no
train more complete, either for comfort or
safety, leave the world commercial metrop-
| oils fo- tho golden gate, than the great
trains on the Chicago 4 Northwestern Rail
way-the only company running out Of
Chicago that has road 80 reliable that they
are not afraid to rue 1T any speed capable Of
being attained by eng ines of the most im>
proved construction, run with the hand Of
iron nerve. and heal Of brains, without
any fear Of accident or Inconvenience.
Every enploye on the road feels per-
! sonsl interest in the Northwestern Railway:
it's the ''clipper'' road in the west, and so
far do anything he caI do it will continue so
| to be.
This is the Trans Continental link from
the Great Lakse to the Gre It Missouri river.
Tho old time traveller speaks in high glee
Of the lease and comfort" Of these days of
steel in contrast With the pioneer days Of
this pioneer road in the days of iron. The
comforts Of travel on the Northwestern Rail-
way are in every travellers mouth from the
atlantic to the Pacific. 1t must be proud
co mpIiment to the efficient management,
and that is the reason every officer or en-
ploye feels so happy aud oblig;ng
Its with pride We mention these things,
and join the general shout along the line,
Hurrah for the Old Reliabls.-Cedar Rapids
Republican, Aug. IA. 1876.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-01
Anna L. Peterson, hia wife. m

Anna y. Peterson, hia wife, mortgngors,
to Hart B. Baldwin, mortgage, bearing
date the seventeenth day Of July, A. D.
1874, and recorded as m0rtq,, 70 in the
Office Of the Register Of Deeds of the
county Of Goodhue and State of Min
nesota. on the twenty-6rst day Of July,
A. D. 1874, ut four o'clock and thirty
minutes in the afte, noon Of said day, in
book twenty-five Of mortgage deeds, on
page four-hundrcd and sixtv-6ve.
There IS claimed tn be due and il due
upon said mortgage and the debt ~ecur-
ell thereby, ut the date OF this notice,
t" wit: Oc;"bcr 81, 1876, the sum Of
one hundred thirty-three dollars and
eighty cents ($l3$SO), and no actio.
ut law or otherwise has been institute ed
to recover the said mortgage debt, or
any part thereof.
Notice is hereby given that, Ivy virtue
of the power Of sale contained in said
mortgage'nnd recorded Herewith, and
Of tho statute in such case made and
provided, the said mortgage will be
tOreclosed by Il sale Of the mortcarrd
premises therein described. which sale
will be made by the sheriff Of said
Goodhue county 1T the front door of
the Court House in the city of Red
Wing, in said connty Of Goodhue and
State of Minnesota. on Saturday the
18th day Of November, A. D. 1876, ut
ten o'clock in the forenoon Of said day,
to satisfy the amount which shall then
he due ." said mortgage, with the in
terest thereon and costs and expenses
OF sale, and fifty dollars attorneys fee,
stipulated in said mortgage to he paid
in case If foreclosure.
The premises described in said mort
gage and so to be sold is the lot, piece,
or parcel Of land, situate in the county
of G"odhue and State of Minnesota
and known and described as follows,
to wit: The west half of lot No. nine,
teen l9) Of Ladus cut lots to the CITY
Of Red Wing, according to the recorded
plat thereof in the office of the Register
of Deeds in and for said Goodhue coun-
ty.
Dated at Red Wing, Goodhue county.
Minnesota, this 81 day of October, AID.
1876. HART B. BALDWIN,
CoLv1LL & HoYr, Mortgagee.
Attorneys for Mortgagee sow
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-01
AFarmer's Market.

Mr.. Edito>:-The thought has often
come to my mind, why don't the farmers
of Goodhue and Pierce counties estab
lish market of their own? A place
where they can take their produce ard
sell it for the highest market price :?
Or exchange it for such other as they
may want? Farmers living at dis
lance, cannot always know what prices
are, aud they should have a store room
where they can store their products I'M
til prices are higher, if considered to
low when arriving at market. They
should also have a place where farmers
wives may dispose of their butter, eggs,
fruit and berries, without having to take
trade for it at the merchants price and
give his price also for his wares.
The farmer now has often to stand
upon the streets all day, rain or shine,
or take what he can get; often taking
less at night than what was offered in
the morning. Some may say there are
plenty of market places in Red Wing.
So there are; but does the farmer rule
the prices? Want Of capital may be
an argument against it, but time is
money, says the old adage. Now fig
ure up the time that mi ght be saved,
and you will at once see that the farm
ers have already worse than wasted
quite large capital.
Our worthy brothers and sisters Of
California have, by their industry and
energy, given US an example worth fol-
lowing, They have bank of five mil
lion dollars capital, where the farmer
can go and hire his money without hav-
ing to pay such enormous interest as IS
usually demanded. S. A. G.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-01

NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE.
l Default has been made in the con.
ditlons of Q certain mortgage executed
and delivered by John P. Peterson and
, 1876-02-25

rha teadtur prctuce markets. sero rather aJow Yss-
tar,v and the general tendency wns to IN easier tone
~ rccsnE, r1eca. Tho weather. was enc. and ths re-
ee1na generally c1h,hite MI increase while tho .p.
mtn,s vera light, except In corn and meats. The
trading Wis cliudy for future delivery all round.
There Hllghtly frtcr movement in domestic drJ
goods, tho mail orlss business we'll ~ tho asena-
nneo Of burgers showing somathing Of An increase.
Prees wcro agsln quoted steady hnd hFn'' III inc
grocery msfket thcre wns lttio that was nc" 70 nus
, 1876-02-25

n .oox. closina II s1.oo Bsler May po,a 1t S1.o2k
81 ola1 IA; i,lo5 iii No io, frcsl receipts, nj 7NtS
nc; roo hti Nor.hvostern, winter receipts u 7eIc:
,,a:sy sampe It ts3p;e, Teta rs, ,ap In. N>' '''
Xii SiirnEaorA WMEtr-xas MOI tnoss aetiys md e.s,ar on
tlse.a e NTH: b. No Il s'e9S: and = sooo bn by
sample 1t ai.oihai.f7. To'ai, a3soo bu.
Viii ti.c leading n.srsos afterwards Liverpool was
werc rather aree thou9h not eanai to ,hosa Of ihs
previous day. Ind tc outward movement Of Wodnes-
sy is IT, = r'a1
day supply which rnado buyers hold on, and souc
sellers ltie moro anxious 10 raait1e Tho corn Inn
krpt tack BIZ te Rad condition Of the country roads.
Tho volume Of srrlvas will probably ba large - soon
d, g1 T., s ~ y taa r n:y yyoaS
Tic Tic say icsl drasss yesterday for ts sae rssso,,
os a sapns s es.fn IN .sr ss
opened It l2ie lecllasd 10 a2c and eloBe At 42.c.
s'es tas ns .s ~ 2nr ;S ,sa 4
4li,S f2Jse, cosins Il t1te sesr May sold Il 4eY
aai,.c, cioaing a 4a,ic. Boiler June sold u isf3
reported of 1l4oo In NJ. u 4i'tat94o; 400 bu
hIRt ,n!xed II 4i1Gsa3o: s,soo bn new do q 3oHO;
s,6G0 6u now mixed st a3Xc; 100 ha new rcJoctcd -
saa iases IL 10 by sample t9saaso freo on board.
Total, y 0oo bu.
0AT8-Wcrn IN moderate request, AND !697so low
Tho market wratenel In company With corn, Eup.
rlenented " lbsrsl teco!rta and larger o1erngn oi
fnturps. Tho trailing Wns Htuite.t, and confined
Chiefly ia tbs longer optious. though ca4h No. was
taken readily to carry against nexe months contfsca
Solier tie month was naCu'e anu nominal. Caf.sos
o. 'cash so1 and closed at 32c belcr MAfca eoltl
at 37A@a2Xc. clcsIng 1t tho tnf1de. Seller
April at 31c, and eelcr May ae sf eiosfn9 as
te samples were 10 notef.tc fsne'.. +, s Gss1 ~ aass
were rcIprtoi Of lu6oo ma No. ht 3!o; !osoo bn "
sample a. 15c f0r ponr n1t4 Anu Sl4s3so ZOE Wnst
~ Lei. OF sfseH. 1oiat, ,tuo u: y, rr.,h
MIE-Has II !ieht fsqneas ena eases, Not x aFeao
4ensng q aad 10 saols tese,p "HS rS
ltSleetea aap.G5 e. au1 4auss "Et1 nsh."1'e0' SA'n
eaiea ~ ine1Mss I ~ l."oo u 81; :. ~
nhLEaTMas ~. ~ lnoaes Istnna, ,naas nsSasss wy ~
e:o lowes' tne maEtGt openeu "esk aasel at I ~ ~
eep nu "hS oa. iH hoi M uriccs ~
, 1876-02-25

n 1.l ~ I'D .sa.11-r. - v<,,. .r,1
hesc 90 osdels: Ihe local feianers ~ no" n ., tnp
nea ~ .ns1 nos @ to e s1 o,s tpr
haie hay !nst ~ 40 oneft. ~ ~ ptss.s = nnn NJ ~
saa h1anea M " nsnna ~ d ~.
lAM; no. 49, Sye"e ~ ~ Ma ~, n,s,-s sH
primo nrEant pfaifist *sV' no. ! pea'Faes *"'o''
'l9nHht }s SM; ,n,., .ra ,,,b.noo,, with
,.'a! ~ X ts n nsr 1.on VIVA
says Q! !U nt!s " S4.uo pst R1"os. .,a ....5r
ID .nc nsaH; ~ aeiHau ~ thsro = iist}s
,nnnrT fr"n tannsrs sn tns s,ocfs Of d.sern sre
su'seay s % vii ] assorte 10 sS.hs ihsm to iii orars
p!onps. W. g,es ;iot ~ INV. n.rt
crs ;kaSIe. ksH agc. ss1tt tip a. areeh cosy
tit sMs1tI.. Siint ~ - III Spa ~
fa*; .,sa hss, iSt!' ~ r1m skns INA snr
,sts hriWr. so.t,rs nrn and trsci
aJ PER erns ehsep ]0'"' WON - "u'a-
eof ra IT. rs;hor ourt fbofe. hons nre firm .t
M hcino Hesrce. villa ios grades are abnndat in
80 iatn" vcrv fcsv i,ons lin nrsrs Gsr chiny fran
, 1876-02-25
PROVISIONS.

PROHbSlONS.
HOG pI,QDuOTs-were tame And essier. There
was a pe.certibts falling-on In tho demand for all
classcs OF product Tho receipts OF hoa wcrc tarGcr
than generally expected. and though tho dcarfaFe IN
the average weights IL looked upon ns suro sign
that We ars upon tho tail end Of tho hog crop ad a
hogs commanded full prices for that reasou yet bold"
crs Of product wero disposed to ae the situation not
being regarded As ntrong one. Tho idca that high
prices will fetch out Cool TIN Of hogs during tho
summer, and that good many hayo been held back
because It ia known In the country that larger Prep
aratIons than ever before have been snads here for
summer packing, secus 10 havo gained ground. and
that In face Of the theory Of soma wtposed parties
that pork Will touch 49, 90 before 1t asls for s21oo
MEss ronI-WAs tcas active, anu b9l0o per bFI
lower but closed rather firm At tho inada quotations
Of Wednesday evening. Liverpool was quoted ls
lover and Now York wsa dull. aAtcs hero wers re-
ported Of go brls seller tho month at $7l.22H: l5o0
brls seller March at $9io9N@2;a5 GAoo brla sofsr
Sal.ss; md 7oo Ills seller June Il syl.oosxa 10.
Total, 1oooo brls Tho market closed steadJ ct
,ssa ssa Sp & 1fss md ssf .s
Primo mess pork vas quiet at s's.oo. Extra primo
aIIss Isnp.was Gul and about &c per 100 Il. lower,
though thu later feeling WAS rather nEn. Liverpool
waa unchanged. and New York inactive, while otlr
pn1a e oesns, ~ss aot sx sss
:s;s5 ss a ::,i i; n, :ss;
At f2fs cash Ct seller february: s1176 t277 seller
March sla2212s' ;;2 seller April; sud s1907HS
ME4rs-Wsrs more astive in spot hams and ahor, '
closed nrm. uuyets for shipment held Of for COZ
eessions anu orders wcfo runotca 70 ha1o been
withdrawn, Sales reported Of 1,50o 1cs and
aoooo h. sresn shoulders i so l,ioovo ~ .hort
ribm at sllh1 20 peE 100 IN for april, and III 10
@Il.s2k for say: ios green hams 1t u No ter
In II, 1U1 1NeCt-NICklS<4 haA {lA
, 1876-02-25
LIVE STocK.

ffe~s AtA~@ 1teIt
CATTLE-The market was active and stoady st the
reduced ptcaa established earlier In tbs weak, All
cilsaeG Of buyers lberay represented and Ill
operated a OF less generous scale, large vol
ume Of sAes was accomplished. Tie rccclpta were
only stls ens than for the dsy before, amounting to
4,ebo, and making total sinco Saturday of 10o26.
ssains 49, 7o for tho salno time last week. and 11,ss
for the corresponding four da1r Of List year. Sales
wcre reported It $113@5.6o-thc bulk 1t s., 3,oo93.n
for cows; ut $9.e593.7s for atocters and At $lco@
4co for fpr to good smooth fa shipping steosa wcgh-
ing from 115o 10 1880 lbs. Tho market closed seady.
QUOTATIONS.
Choice Deeyn4-Ftne, fat, wcl-forrncd1 ) year
to year old sseoEs, weighing 1,35O to
h19 d. .A.tUtao.AV
Good Observation-Disclosures ateefu, weigh ~,-
ing ,200 to 400 hS. A219A-73
Medium 0Eades-6teers In fair desh, Weigh
Ing 1lu9 10 l,310 iN,.............-....4 4.o034.2a
Dutchcrs' stock-Poor 10 fair ateors and
common to choice eows for city slaughter,
weighing BOZ to l,00 0tbs................ tbs 3.0aS375
to 900 IL. 3.25@37s
1uferfor-Iisht and thin COWS, hclferp
RsaQs bulls, and acalswaR steer. 9.139475
a
, 1876-02-25

Tho following Instruments wers hleI for record
Thursday, Fob. ~:
CITY PROPERTY.
Hawthorne ~, bet Uobbfo and Oak ats, ef, 60
Me.sser 8 ts. t. 10 a5iso I. 81 stewart ~ so1s WV
aatsa I'll /; Of Fulton Il: so.l wv
cassnat @ a i: FL ii t9; oi nh Il. ;sii;x
Helth aaisi 1ssaiia Ell t. I'D 5io II Il North s1,:
4oX1l72N It, dased Fob. H.. 1900
ssea u sssa &c. =. yco
H.lste4 f. 10y ~ ,s,s q Fourth st. ao111o H. ann
pena ssss - Of Dis.ion s;iii;; wv
Wi @ sapstio: ii Roo:;: i %
ra15 ~ & si.rtst Sssa teR 70 .; ins:j. ( 1ni.
yidsl X Of :;xioo Il dated avg. ig ls75...: 1850
gloan It, 3o It Of Nobie, I. 2S1l2s It, dased
osdon ". @ III ii of osey Il, VI. si;iao
ussnss i r. Il q Raaia.. a.aias
ssass,cf +. - il = q M:nononss. i. liz
ws1sea ~ cesa IL r.; 4 d Lincoln Il: w
A1asa 1s1 i.
Norta Wiz II as.Sa =, eo9 of Ea.ena It.
AIS It, dated Feb. 70 {Flotlnona Canda to
HouTu or CrT1 11MrIs. WITHIN RADIUS oy MILEs
FiftJ-ofghth 1t. 3sl r v Of 8eowart AZ, I, 3o.S
1iac H. dated Feb. .2j.......................$ COO
WAli1co st, % Il OF Flfty. ninth vt, Vt, 2t1121
Il, dated Fs6: 1,ooo
n Of Torty-seyenth et, Of. 751t2l4 IT, dated
Ese +; I:ix il oi and IL.
.bovo iot, datsd Geo. H. 1s75................ $50
Wood st, 10 3-10 It y Of Forty-thisd st, ct, 2t1
1as Il, ditsd Fsb a.. 500
113 II dated Nov. I, 1915. 800
Adams al. ITO 3-10 It d Of Walnut Ut, VT. 2sx
lbO n, dated Feb 6,2s0
W < SEQ. 10, ST. IT, d.tsI Do. 10, lsis.:... 1900
, 1876-02-25

rro,,n-w.. ve,v All nj, non,p.l1v 3 shsde
fLouA-"@s 'sfF uat ~" HsAu1
easter though dealers would not Admit taa1 "aa
any ehai'ac ia quosatlons. An Eastern buyer was on
=, 49,, s.,,..~ a.tsa ,..r. ti,n;t,
to m'' oo ss' n1s winters IN @ At soesa1 aud zoo nrl.
.vr,"a -. a.,,.z m ur,ysts taS,,s roaI. tvo lr!s,
ria c1oacl nontn.y at thu following rsnge OF
.,-Ias. csetss ,.In,a. .-.,o. a. MAI n. comnnn
to good do, sAitssbo; spring e&traa, $i.oo5 4.Ao;
good do, tso94.7s; choice do. ss.ooc3sas; p'tsnsa
w, - oot,a ~ aa,,. =. ora, rs. hncE.
petaaea' ss'~"s,oe' 81 A'"'' s''"@'7~' A1
Wheat DO, st.oNst..e'
I1Ak-Was In largor supply, and scarcely 10 dtu1
Sales w.re 81 ions 1t ~, On track, and slueo
, 1876-02-25

1IUGN-Tho foCelFts woto aOMe 3,t0J le1s Than Tor
tho day bcfots but there lees active packing do
strength For chotee grades Of all weights there
outlet at We<fnesdaya prices, which holders Of
coarrc uneven and mixed lots had to accept sIlghly
lower hgurts. Trstng principally as s1.soess.oo
for light weights, and 1t 87.oas.1s for licnvy ssp.
rcrs and inferior heAry hold ut $1Nk7.71 nld e1ara
assorted 1T 81 60. Tie markCt cIonc4l opry.
, 1876-02-25

Long md short clears quoted at ike cash: md
11Ao seIcr Ai4rch. bo4ed; green bams. li3tAASo;
swset-p!ckIri DO, l!@l9t4c: CAubctlanus l1Hc Cash
Or seller February; longout hams. 1ysia1Sc, bo1ed
tacou hsuB, l1Hts1ic.
0AFAsg-WhH quiet At 7G30e.
UEEF pNODECTs-Were steady and quiet At $3.50
10 10 for mess, E9.sb9lQ.O0 for extra meas, Sud
TAEIow-Was quoted at sN8s,lc. salcs were 60
brlY 4t Hhc,
, 1876-02-25
TELEcRAPHIc MARKET REPORTS.

FUHETUN MNHkET THs
d1sttai DspattA 10 1As CAIeaQo jttkuAs.
Lyrnpooty 1ab. A-li T.. .tu.-ILouR-No. l. as;
No. ., ~.
Observation-Disclosures, No. !, los; Mo. 4, N sd; ;
spring NO. lbs fQdi No. p IA l0d; white, No J. to-
ID; Ho . % I'D; club, No. los 1od; No. p los ID.
Gozu-Nsv, ~ ad99s "a; Old, ~ eda2ts ~
, 1876-02-25
THE PRODUCE MARKETS.
REV YORK.

HpfcfQl 1gssHHtfh 10 Inc Chat7Q1 1ffbANe.
EEw Yonk, Fab. 24.-GnA1N-W -Wl,eat-alArket q
shade ir,ncr; fair export nnl moderate milling t,c.
mand; BALES Of II COO m at 81. for inspected No.
anrfuH atoat; $1Go9i OF for rejected spring. $I02a
1.1a for nngraded springs sl,osa1 .0s for No. Chi
cago; MoaGal11 for No. Milwaukee; 41.226125 for
No. uhcsRo and Northwestern; 91.ots1. .28 for No. q
Milwaukee, tho latter for n1rccla 10 arrtyo soon; $t1
tsf.a7 for No. sprIng; sl.1s@l.3s for winter red
Wcstcrl; $t.1a5t.M for amber do; and sl3sa1eo
for wlito Wcatern. Rye nominal; 8s9aos for Slate;
6NaR3o fot Western; md 69H!hn for CanaIa iu bond.
barny moro ncvo: aacH Of 1000 bu No. Bay, part
al 8. II and tho rotunlndsr prisats tcrDs Corn
Shade lrcr; fairly active; sass Of II coo bu Ut 500
eaMc for no Grado mixed G@G4 tc for graded mixed;
aud G?9aic for ungradstl now Western mixed. 0sts
quiet and unchanged salcs Of 210o hi at 4i48c for
mixed Western and Stale; and 46Gs52Nc for w4ita
Western aud Slase.
Pnovls1oSs-Mlddss nrra At 12ta19 for long clear
Lard scarcely Grul saca If 109 toa At $l38TH for
p1lne steam; at Tho frat call for february $3.50 wss
bid. and st149H aakod saes Of 600 tcs for March II
slo.3lN; eco les for April 1T si3so; for May $3o9x
waa bid. and ss.t7H ASKED; for Juno st375 WI. b1l,
and $13.8!k sskel.
WHsEr-hLsrket decIdedly flrmcr aa!o. Of 100 brts
At 81. pcr gallon.
onooEniEs-sugur Market unchanged: fair do.
suand; fair to good refining quotsl ut 7k$The,
prime at 7t<c, and Nos. III md Is Havana at 7,.a8c
Conee-Murtet Arm; Light inquiry; Rio quoted st Is
ealac in gold; Maracalbo at lcHalBAc tn gold.
u..
IALLoH-tu!o4 urn aaotcu AZ 9'sf99sso Tor good
to prime.
New Yous. reh. as."corTosnstarsot Mari ,o,1 and r..
,,1n,.r. 1ot.1a,y ,..,e,. ,rtr~o. ,,o,es -..t ~.
rnary, 1ssc ahsch, II l316c; APRIL II Lido: aay
II o1.1cal4 31.o.o; June IL 3.1G@f3 T-a9c July II
l3.s2lsiJ 7-iae; AuHust IL -lGa is 1V.a2s.
FLouA--Quiet: aoteipts, 3,oO3 bra; sunerdno gtats
mud WESTERN si..5a{.o9; common 10 good o1t1,.
3i.DOEab.as; good TO choice, 35.sOa675 wht@ vhesi
e1trs. 5. i.75@7.1a e1tra Ohto si.0Vtt74a gt Loutp
ss,45ddo.D0; 11innesola p,ttnt proyeae 81 Go1fYDO
lsye flour du1l at $..10as.c0.
Cohx-3IxAL-Btesly: Wssseru, s2,7509,26
Observation-Disclosures, HlQ0 bu: rood and
prime ehsde nrnsr; fafr inquiry among commou
aud tnfc,lor grades heavy; No, / spEin9, ji.SS:
No, nprlnE, $.09al lilo; raIxcl xprInr ST ID un.
anbsr rtnnsytvenlA, $l.&6; No. Chicago sprinR uom.
inaly $t.2@}i.2s. 1tye nonllnaljy unchanged. Bur-
10y n,uro active; No. Canada, $1.10a1.lbk; Ma, a
hay, tl.l7; 2-rowed Btaio, 90o. 1taI-Puschases Of
magnitude cannot 10 made at tho quotations. Corn
Receipts. 1000 bu; Rllads hrucr fairly active;
mixed no Efnde, k9ta 60A4c; do graded, 6l@G44o:
Western mixed, now, ungradcd, t2d3944o; ola II
store, GsGs70c 0ts-nocclptg, q bG0 bn; sl4e firm.
rr; 1noAerhts re1Iest: Western mixed and Bsate,
4a4tai9En; rhtte do, &S951Ic.
1!ors-Firm aud unchanged.
dRocEHlEs-Rto cunto very hrm; good demand
earaots l509l8c in gold; 1obbinR, ltSl9o iu gold.
a.lg!r dul md hesvy; fair 70 good ssnniug, 7}sus
, 1876-02-25
COMMERCIAL.

The following were tho receipts and shipments OF
the leading articles OF produce In this city during tho
twsnty.four hours ending II o'clock on ThussdAy
morning.
, 1876-02-25

PnovI4lQNE-Eprk-H2a 3D. 1Af1-50a Cd,
fAvknHoot, Fsb. 9a-&:3o p. m.--onAis-Wh!ta. Ma
], o. 1Dl: No. 2, In 1d. 0osn-New, 17a@27s Gd,
LIVERPOOL, Fcb. Observation-Disclosures
89ftsoHd; sslcs at 12um tatca, including 1000 fos
speculation and export, and 7,o9s bales American,
0nAM-Californls vhiso wheat, avoraao, ~ 1oda1ou
ID: do olub, 1os 3dt3Ios 1ol. corn-Nostorn mItsd
new. 37s891z I'd: old, ass 6d@2es s.l.
pnovntoNt-trtms mess york, Bla ID. Duoou-Lons
clenr, 53s; short clear niitlica, 81 ID.
TAtLow-FInc, l4.
LoNpox, Feb. 9i.-TuE DsNK or ExatAnp-rhe
bnli'on In tbs hnk Of En1land Increased c26l 800 The
lMat wrck. Tho amount Of bnion Buns Into the uAuA
balance today II t95tno. The proportion Of tAs
HANKS rcsoryo to its liabilities IA %a,5 per cent.
CoNsoLr-Moncy and account, Oh a-l6.
AMGnIoAr JEoum1uea-Gss, 1885,; '67s, To-:
lo-4os. losst; new II, ioa; Now York Central. 1ut:
Eric, l5N; preferred, II.
ri:rnoLruu-Het'nrtl. gxd; sr!t4tn, 8H@9d.
1sSsEsp-ojt, 2]Hd; cake. tilGsr1t6s.
1Anfs, Fcb. 24.-nENfEs-Gff
Pants, Fob. 3a.-Tnr DAaE or FnAscr-Ths speeI,
In tho Hank OF france Increased go francs dur.
Ing The rast week.
FHAsaFonr, Feb. ci.-uK1Trp srATEa DoNDs-N,v
81, iui,f.
AHTwEar, Feb. 1s.-rErnotEuu-2ok.
. SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
New ORLEANS, Feb. 24.-Ootton-D Demand noi1entc,
sales, 70so halcs even rnnnng lla. and oler lesIra
bic h!nds steady; quotations unchanged; receipts net
ea76: gross, a,aW; exporta to tho Continent 2,old:
TO Great liEta,n. ,2as; esoek, 57a.cs1.
GALVESTON, Fob 1t,-Cotton unchanged: mid.
dlings, 12sc; nct rcecirts 1,19s bales; gross LEA:
n1porta to Great Dritsu, 1,o; eoaatwse. 3lB: pset
l,lt5.
HAvANHAn, Feb. 1t.-Cokton luil; fniddlpcs
17Ko; net receipts, ATS balos; sales, oA.
MONTH, Fell. 24.-Cotton irregular: rnIldllngs
12,;t112hc; net receipts, 7o7 balcA; e1ports 10
France, f,938; cnastWlac, GJ1 ssicH, 1910.
Ffratf f@nIx Fnt .4.,tt.
1iGll?tc; not receipts, 40 bses; exports to Great
Dratn. 20s9; to Franco, 1000; coastwso la1; ua!ns
COO.
HEW York oRy.oooos MARKET.
New Yonk, Fob, 2l.-Tho tralo n,ore.uont was SLOW
With commission honsea ami importers. Cotton gonts
werc gnet aud stcaly. Chevios wero rather mora
Aclvo. Prints In moderate demand at unchanged
prlces GinghAms nuvcd slowly. Cotton dress goods
wrte active. Host makes wete cloacy sold up Worstcd
dress gooIa wers fairly act!vc. WOODEN goods fot
mems wear woro quiet.
CLEVELAND PETROLEUM MARKET.
CLEyELASu, o., Fob. 4i-Petrolcum market vcry
strong and lrm; standard white Nl0 test), tl.io:
prime wlite t15o teat>, 1870 cash In car-lots.
pIrrsBuRo PETROLEUM sARKEr.
rtrTsncHu, Feb. 2t.-rotrolsum quiet but firm;
crue, $22o at Parkess: rcAned 1Ac, phtIudsphl. d.
livery.
WILMINGTON TuRPENTtNE MARxET.
WthN1S01oS, N. G., Feb. 24.-Sp!tis Of tuspautl1a
hr m 1t &c.
, 1876-02-25
HEw YORK oRy.oooos MARKET.

CLEVELAND PETROLEUM MARKET.
CLEVELAND, o., Fob. 2i.-Petrolcun market vcr5
strong and lrm; standard white tilo .est), 1l.tc;
primo white tl6U test), 1870 cash IN car-lots.
, 1876-02-25

PlTTsBuRo PETROLEUM MARKET.
rtrTsnCHu, Feb. 23.-potrolsum quiet but firm:
crude, s22o, At Parkers rcnned, 1ac phu1slphla d.
livery.
, 1876-02-25
REAL ESTATE,

Tho following instruments wers hlod for record
Thursday, Fob. a.: