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, 1876-04-18

Harding, 0fsy uewe3s Of Boston. write ~ fol-
lows:
VIZ have bad smother sxtrsn,eIy dull ws,s In ths
wco4 fnntkxl, ind Tho ttnns&Gthns hAss Lsen smAer
thin any prov'oua weak for severA yeAEs In psicaa
there has bean AloriAl change, but IL is doubtful
~h4t figures could ba realized Il wool VA forced u1on
ihe market. Nanufacturars aFs 1urchaain4 only Ill
lns to supply tlnctlata wants, aud could nut bn III
ducsd TO operate 70 any sLt0nt sve II coucBalots.
Th~ spring trads In Roods hsa bssa fs1furs ea tbs
Dusineas outlook i not su.siesnlly promising 70 i'm.
I~ tho ltaEt confidence. II gunertly believed that
weu must raln low for tius u p0na and, with
the clip uoar II hand 1t IL doubtful II tho
lowest fosnt his yet been touched. Wool u not hoW
eFet, II exception Thar n scarcely branch OF
tsas that not dsprssse and tbs failures haSa bctp
nes4, confidence hss been shAkan to such N sxtcat
tha recovery must bs SLOW. II highly ctcdttabfs TO
ths wool merchsnta OF this city IN this
ltnuea depression, 6ut ono suall failure has taken
pi*cs dur1n1 Aa yaaF an thss party ossa to pay S0
cont. on the dolar All our leading houses hAss srgs
tAat largo portion Of tho clip Will ind III way tAis
bn parties IN tho Intestor 1nuat not look for
tatsens Pfcea ~ tocss IL Ut present prospect OF
ahY 'hFtoVethent. Tbs kilograms that reach Wv from
sAa f1aneiseo Ire surprise to te traau here and II
II doulafu! u wool purchased there ii Tho pT,ces ouot.
Cd csn u placsd saespt Ut Ioss DExrators ID est,
Erancsoo can scarcely fcAlxa the pfcsept lulinsss
thEt EEaTa4s Ia Easssrn markets.
TpKEfna 1ArohrArsoHs
received 1t Chicago Customs April II, 1876; North
Chicago Aolling Mil Company Il l37o-394u apIea,l
iron; 9er9ho, ,nhdag Gu, 70 eA.as toys A.ot Sous
Music Company, II caats music.l INSTRUMENTS; sid.
ney Walker ease furniture; 9ss!aos Bchuls 500 bu
t4rley; J. Coz Co., caaes stihai.l auvsEs; Abbott
Tyler, CASA afsists' materials; Richards BhAr.
+. Wus!oa, easss d1sss-Sosds; 8tsttAu.s Bros. L
, 1876-04-18


sdvices and foreign orders. Tho market waa kept
soady nnder light aeusnd. by the fact that the fu.
eeipts o< hogs were suaa and rrlcea quoted shade
hEmer. Ths oct1ar movement Of proEtFtons IA now
proceeding Il livcly ra.e. THE Germans brRin-
Ming 10 aks hold Of lard fer tho hrst time this year,
and the shipments Of lard froui tho Unlles Hatcs
ports List week nearly oqua to tloae Of bacon.
Thu recent weakness Of lard Ia Europo Ii aotounied
for by tic fact of very fro offerings from ths side fos
delivery Tho last half of May and during June these
oTe1 being called ont by Tho expectation Of lower
freight rates. Dealers hern hare anticipated that they
can send sri through fur 4ao per 100 tn, instcsd Of
tho soc demanded during tbs winter.
Miss Ponx-Was dn,l. With little change In prices,
and tho transactions chiefly In turning from one
month to smother, there being ycry .:a nav inquiry.
HalrS rrotte Of 2a1 Urls erflot May At { 309
sc'er tny at *42ao. Total. G,o0o Iris. Tho market
closed tame at $42.2oa12a1x caah, according 10
weIs't $32.252Y1.sO belle. tho n,out,: <2l3sxGa
23s ssor Nay @21. 60 selisr Juno: and sl2.so
eli. TN: pss s': :, 'is* q; quoted at ss'sa' AID
LAnp-Wss nuors retire, and declined 2ko PR 100
ts, with rather dull but steay fssiug through tho
sesaton. Sales were reported Of 1uO tes caYh at
$i3J3$: s.7a0 tcs nclce May at $1a.1 75u
a. tla72H Total o.eo5 tss. Tho marks. clo.sl quiet
g ata.a7H for cssh aelisr Anil; <l3,J7btA
1915 for July.
s1EArs-Ncrc duh and unchanged. e,ccps on .,ou..
acrs Which werc nascE There was li1tla ds.nnn, tho
cut to order Of Engsn loufcn. sa!ea were reported
Of 100 0oIos shoulders 1t Sic; 1GD0oJ liz shnTt ribs,
fal!er July. nt sl331: anil 200 boxea a,,ntt cIcars
partly u 12,se esah. The following tho closing
, 1876-04-18

o'%mon so fat, :s1,ts prime 70 eo,oo aaexc.
centrifugal, cu5'1t; rsso I" eho'co fofmcn,.nS, %
oaSs "s s'sIs 'ssIIsass; o''eaS,sj ss{es .sj
1soss:Ai;i.@as.e. s';:I:!S:: md strong; .42
s%a az. sn.,e" ssta,s d'msad Adsaneol
HRAN-Ftrtner: 8oJ.
IiAr.-Qatet; prime. tic.op. 1850.
la.o: i1,ic. l!ans du ind lover; eo.r" snc,;;
as's; ;'sf: 'as as:s. 1s" ssas ~ i s; t.
alsc. "f IA
cdnss IcsmD%l In!,'.a. common 10 prime asse,
Waissr-lsatlnsd Inlet; si:1usl.i:. ill., ''ss'''f'
... rlttrApELrIi1A.
Tn1r.ApEIrnlA- April l7-aXEpk-Oloysr xiGsfn
1856 TMnothy and lax unchanged. ''7
rEraoLHuH-Nornlnal; ltto fos reAned; lie 70,
FIouR-1nactise: no demand except IN toc.l A..
count; e1tr., $t.?.at.t3E; Atlnnesota family, 81
,aGSo; leun'y'aai'' s':So7 7' GA asaslos. .s;s
la, LOU; aaser, ttasls'; Ws.''n rod. i:aosi:i;;
;;s.ss; ys.r, s,ss soi eSs; white, &C. olt. n
Wnaxr-4l.l1 II for WcRterH.
eHuTrsH-E'sy; York and bradford County extra,
59ess hrs'', 4s4soo Western sslsas, utsc; rvils,
GnErag@F,rm: New FORK fsney, 14c; prime, ~.
fsEiAs; aas;o,,;ns, Msstssn h''s ,'s:1a a3ass1aHe.
-S'-' -' -'-l HoHa .'e~
MtTiNoAr. April l7.:-FLoua-T1rn: asnsua
sG e.tss Hsss ssyr igrsss'ss s7ss.,s 's'Fa. s'
aMt,s@'vhoat M - .teas and arm: No Western red,
;'a.oti. re; s pfno , fe GornW"tes
In.os p ana a!eadS; Western whtc. 4at4si; wcsteta
'ai1sd tNalts. sys ssar;9 s.!I a,m s!,sdo
2tns.5s. ''''''' 'A'> 'ADs'''S'a
lnovls,ans7ouiet an, atcady. PORT, te,.oo. 1,u,A
q .n e,t"f sns f IL ii;2 ,oos
nn"rj Atea afa' sbnaea a'+c; cr"d''--aLd
isurYEr-ou,st .n ,o,,er. ws.to,p rr,,no - ,,,o..
Sssssa nsTn,a a9oa tg n n1s1ne: s,' a9@aso hs
~ t1No@AoA-ooH eAa hcHYY; crnue, &c +: rchneI,
u Gor,rr-ou,et AM, ,,.,vv. Mn ,,rro,. ,x,,,.,-
''y1u WmiExrGEfrm;r.' u.1.x
c1yctSsA11,
.,s,ss, censt1.. ,s,1 O., Al ai,-corros bu
s'qauy; T,9TnG9,Gio. ..;Sri -, ,,,,,n,. +..,,.
ySan 1 ssafSS H. sa ste.T sm h3asr Ss5 1as
iowor No, .pras ass !, Sc; "'s'es au "s"h aud
1.nnv,tTnv, fser; .. a,vs!si:"ns ~; NJ, o..
Lard Inactive; sts, isEc: kstIe IT, iia,' n1 eMnH ns
% 'siy Il :S%1 eis.
bser Jana; i2;c Syes July: clo.r' nou3lv itns IL
III: Iseoa aaii: S3e. 1sS:: 1as e' D''A'D''' 80
Nu3Tsn-omet md I.salv ,r,. .o c,,. or,,os.
fir "a r.noa - u,; p'is u caoeo, z%as29a;
' ro1rno.
,ol,a1w'..t ~, Apt,l fE,1 MMEaou'Mstea',y .Ed.
Wills Wabash NJ N" %n',a snaoS ,a!' I,Hnes' = ~
Nn San q ~ ,. it ~: Wil!o a.aen,eah. Sl92;
am1cs Mtcnia ~; No. o., sgnt s.;s H. "
,etnafi: hteh 1"ixsd tsc: H.. sSn liza nusaay' ia
july s!,sc low mssd. 5Ic: 'n "a prs,. 'Ee: saa
sise: SIay. 5: w6,tc a.sse' ,c III ossa asn; So2
fitMs,:f na oais t ~ S ofh wheat l0oo eu; e0Fn
copn IS 1s, In n.' a,a aao ns'a' ~neah 1850 bu
, 1876-04-18

stock and a for thia mattet total for the week a66p
nothing dining ezcart f.w Al retail cannot form re-
ltaAfn quotations..
Hens -Eece!rss scss hosd: total for weak 1850,
hR:inst slo laat week; iorkets, s:to97,0: rhtla
uerhlat $9151A6U.
gnskp-lsccnlp.. 1850 head; total for tito woek
ll200t 1Ranst t. 800 The Neck heore: none 4hltuH.
, 1876-04-18
GENERAL MARKETS.
AtE0fjui-HsA &aSJur 1t SAN

DEl0pM-c0Rh-Urdssa Arc comlug Ia from tie
East aud various ~rts Of tae Went sud tr.do Ia The
aggregate IL fair. rrtocs arc unchanged Tho stock
Is Light and the supply held In tho country IL aAl to
b smaller than many had eatisnstcd It. to he, Tho
corn arriving u consgued chiefly 10 regular dsalers,
who are resA!lins 1t OUT We quots: Glo!oe hutl.
8ts9e; No. : hurl, 7gsc; eho!cs medium, 7Gs7kc;
good medium br1sh, E3dMo; sair tpaiis aud coFess,
sssHe; Inferior, 4aiHo; crooked, SAGE.
HuTTElt-Tha poAitIou Of tlta market MA auh-
aanstaly tho ~ for lumber Of DAYS IFarlou..
Eu!cts conhutd thss purchases 10 aueh atnounts -
needed foF current tsale n expectation Of lower
prices BY aud b. aud tho anxiety Of hoders to prevent
sn accumulation at soek te to tho free sh1dtng of
prlres. We quote: Choice 10 fancy yellow, 35ssos;
, 1876-04-18

Long aud short clears quo.cd nt 17',c e.sn. aud
l2iic seller May. bored; green hars, ll*ttal2Ac;
swecs-rlckled DO l?t8134c: cumbcrss's. '.esl2c,
eaah or sear April; louscut hans l3t4!lxr, boxed;
bAcon hnrns, 141l3c~
dRkAsE-WAs 9ufet at BHG37c,
uEEF pRODUCTS-Wsre blcaGy md quiet 81 5in. 80
3ll.o0 for taess, stt5oSt:.oV for extra mess, nnd
$t3.31sa1i 90 for hilas.
TALLoH-Nas quoted at 6,;dsstc
, 1876-04-18
LOUISVILLE TOBACCO MARKET.

u,s-,.1; - I, =, .onNEGp ...s1 snetnG -, -.
, .'s W ".'ea"n"e. t1n''"sms 1oonreo Arssfr.
t"ut"'htG, n.y., hpEsl lt.--lhe focctpta ths weak
hass been about 1,o0 htlls, With htlts Of 193s hhda,
bainE ss ess than last wech With the wook Of warm.
Snr ~ ,ns..a.' " - ~. .os,a ~ ~ "' o'as ','1
~. 'ao :. "a Fecc'rss ostoFe long. 1fstcstlaJ
ahd to-lay It has bfen coofor, and not 10 favorable
for prtztug. Tho condition. Of lLe ocrueA this weak
has leen nepcrs1ly roo1 viii IN. r1.,.,,a. e., ~.
s.rs =. ,'i,hs+,n H. I'll W. ~. :. i1Hen .oo
~ nNnete' tno ua's peanH su Of hondescr!pt'
1ho o1les1nas OF manufacturing nbaccoa afforded .
vary fall assortment Of I'll knls which aet With vnrx
ready sslta II ynrv i,rn, rr,rrr Amonr n. ,w.,,.
w.. t.+I.- .r,n,r =, s,.a,. -. ~ ss 'hs
W oe"s' 'app,y VI wax ~'apres' "aea soo mp
70 @t".o" fof = f1tnt ueasy.bolted hoE*Aoads Com
mon tod from e1o0kai 10, and good from 3l2,0o3
lEo3, many Of them botnu somcvi,nt m;retf I'M or
m. ,.h,ta .h,xt,. .,,. ,,. 80 ., ~ -. W W
..e.S ~. a'"k 'Ie.o '"l4 IN" '"oh'"nc8 tnan
iosmssa5' Lac demand Acepe active for thon, ~ well
~ for cvcry other description which h4s s,tstnnco
rcIlness, and color. Msd!um 10 rood rradpa of
o,,i,rr ALTAR. t,t,, II, ,,,c, 49,, T., i... H. y.
s.s. ' ~ s"is "nu 1e8'' iiaSa oeeo
M"o sohoaant ahd *eEo taKeh very fcauily
At full figures. Bone mcdiHsn dirk mahogany
sold at $t9.i5a14.21: Fool, bright tnahnoauy
hold Il 5000, s30,sD, and sI,yD: ai,I rooI 9nl
bright mahogany aolh ut $17,5u fl1Ie riuht Zen.
lucky Wrhp}cr Buil al $i0Ol The bulk Of lla infer.
inRs In smoking sonccu* were OF tho common grades
whlth, notwithstanding their lHr1e auppIy woro hi
lhkun At former priccp, hcttpr assortment Of good
and colory sorts tho Ireaks up to Th.lrnday,
, 1876-04-18
COMMERCIAL

Ths following wrre tts receipts aud shipments Of
the tesne articles of produce in s city during the
forty-eIght hours eading It o'clock on Monday
morning.
, 1876-04-18

average advance Of % ter 1ua ill., The receipts wsra
Unexpectedly light. and to that fact alono duo tho
Improvement IN prices. Lucal spA Eastern buyers
competed, and tho s.na supply ttho receipts vera
only to9s hsad waa quickly disposed oI at $17oa7oo
for common TO pritne light, aud at $7.70N9.aU for
pbor TO ektra hcary grades. TAsro ware le.s than
hat-ioIon sales At priAs uboss $500. Tha market
closed steady.
, 1876-04-18

sT0aKR, BONDS. LTu.
New ToRk, Arsii i7.-0old opsnsd It NIX, declined
50 l12T, and ciosed nt 49,. Carving rates ware
@4.
Governments wese steady At fractional dsclins.
H1ilroad bonus were dull, exctp! Tolsdo Wstarh
Ar3ts, which advanced 10 81.
atato socttrities were 4uies. N!stoaI e. we.s
better.
Tho stock market opened irrrgniar and during the
dnJ huctnaled tho greateat changes being III Pa
clio Mall Western Union, aud Michigan Ccnttsl. At
tho close prices wtEo about tho sans It the opening
TRANSACTIONS f55, AhareF Of which a. oo werp
Pacific Mail Is 900 Western Union, 5000 81. Paul
10000 Erie, 5000 LaAo Shore, a,d $500 Michigan
Gcntra.
Money market easJ 1t 19t.
Primo mercantile parer, 4AQs,
Caat on,a receipts. $4ss,t01.
The Al alssant Treasurtr disbutftd S9o 40.
Clear1n e., SIS 100000.
, 1876-04-18

MEAF or orr Lrk1rs,
within rsdtua Of rnInx Of Qourt1fonhe:
Cortland 1t, 1hlft v nf blanchard Az. + un-
divided bsif Of I3xi15 II, datOi March M.....
, 1876-04-18

PsTTSBuRo PETROLEUM MARKET.
PIrsunund, April l7.-IETAotEusr-tlulct: crude
ta.i7,5 at 1arkrrs refined, 1I..o rhlladolphia do
jlYtry
, 1876-04-18
MISCELLANEOUS.

Marine bualuess Il thls port IL beginning 10 0sp
sous s!gus og lfa; : large number af luubashde3
ysalsls arrived ysstesday. .Tns AchF yhakss hsda
, 1876-04-18

NEW foRx, Apt1l T.-Ttcru VIA mora activity In
tho packing and jobbng branches Of trado hut tor
tlgn goods ruled guict. Prints werp In fair Isnantl,
but wcak. Manchester, Hamilton. American, and
Dunnent wore reaurta to 6Hc. American shirttngs,
6eze, Woolens were duh. Dress gools wers mora act
lre.
, 1876-04-18


Lake freIc!ts quiet yoatertlay anti hru Tters
inquiry at laat wcoks rates. -3ho for corp,
but no chattsss made. TAo Insurance ra.e en-
gEaln to buffalo - 100 rur *l00. Tho nubsr of
sells now ready to contract to carry grain from ts
city Ia rather s.na ouiy about lftoen boi,,e counted
yesttrdAy. 8omo of these arc 1rnly Lo'l Ut 10 fur
car tho owners Of Tho teat uAFcloss about
cettinR Tho rateA VI Inst wrak, It ~ estimated hst
ftefght-ronn has already been engaged for uhaut
l,7tu, ,000 bu Of grain to bs tsksa from tha port.
nETNoiT.
Tlloto was nothing iouo tn grain frelghta Al thf.
port Saturday aside sson liking rAteA far ha oet of
vesaes which loaIe III ktoFage Last fall At aXn u
buffalo aud " to osWsKo x4Ipfsrs' uptiuu. Tie
stss hsrgo superior aud bafg0 Haniusky srriyId
fru.u C4leAGo Saturday morning to 1ual whpat lus
BI1a1o ut the above rate.
The Kac1na schooncry Enlcrpsso snd Challenge and
bri8 MscAxnio under eh9ster for lumber fSCtn
Muskagou to Quahsc. Tha Enterprise 1nh Mrchanie
reelvs II pcr N 10 gold, anu Tho Challenges ol yud
for tho round ttll} bringing cargo bkcx.
sels we're loading at zoo fos Chicago down loeka
willis It y reported that ons two Clartcra tor up
town docka llays bcen luada 1t 65u aud eUc. Frf
bi!"aukeo alers dpta not senEu 10 Ia 1,lrh denLEd
nt rfsssnt. ati4 only In GansrAl way, but SUJ afs
narssd. which veaaels incns pseesEinx 10 10 uo us
~ aoMatain4 oen that will VAJ expenses. Tie atbf
l. n. Fnsser IL reported Chartered for coal to Ur4d
Haven u 70c. 10 Detroit two charters wLra Ma1s
yesterday Ut t40c.-Cunrler,
, 1876-04-18
MARIN &


PORT OF CHICAGO. APRIL II. 1870.
AnnlsAl9-S!mr Coronn, st. Joheyh, s,,udrls.;
rEnr Ses I'm, GRAND Ilayen, towing hchr Transfer
Grl Haven, lumber; schr q. i. Aleu- Qraul IIayeu,
!ssElhor: seoH tiary Amanda, Grand Iiaycn lumber;
le'r CITY Of Grand 1sspids. urand Haven, Lumbar;
fcuw Milton, Whitu Lako railroad tics; sclr Thorns
Manltowuc, aunarits; acoH hiinnio Corlett, Aus.
kegon raifoatl tits; .. II. Owen, Ludipgsou,
ceslsr rossa; schr Maggie. paul'H Her, cclsr
pos!0; schr II. y. Hing, saugatlck, wool;
sclr J. Il. Do coudres, South Haven, wooI;
Echs i. T. Wado, AlAnkst cedar pests
acor Mary lioen, Whlto Lake, railroad t.cs; 9Th.
Glad T.l1n8a, Mnsxesou, railroaA t!es seow 8. T.
Wilson. South 'Iarcu wuod schr Cnrsl Silver L,tr,
railroad tics: schr hob 10y. Bauastuck, lumber;
acow Granger. HangAtuck, wood; s.hr Wlo I.ouE
Grand llegtn. woods scow Flosa H4ugat,ick luu,be.
utfsia Dollt, MuEkeN0n, W0p.
uLIAnED-3coW Milton, White Lake, tie1es lard,
brl beef. brl l'orki aclr Bophia Winch, Uutfaio
41,5& hu curnt Ol tElek 4rtlr Fred A, Morss Hut.
falo. sa4 hu corn; 4:hr htagu, Aanos'a lay toua
fsl; scLs Merchant fuyeu, Mich, bris tiour, 10
Ugly salt, bEs pork, and aundrIea; prop Ca,sles
Ntctx, Manate:. 10 rtGa groceries,; prop uscsr Town.
scnd utso, 20, 4s7 h corn; scl.r ollo brown, lsi.
ley'a lI4rbor, eu Pkgs mdss; st1nr Auskegon ursnd
Haven, 25 hFla porx, ~ lrs WHISKY, knd aundrtes;
AuskeH9n, hAga seed. II phys Liquor, brla PORK;
sshr William Joncs, !chExaA Clty, 4j eds staus prsp
City Of Toledo, O4lrnahnrg II. SEQ III, coru, 10 hll
auuE, pxRs lard, brIs PORK, tl.d sundrtes.
, 1876-04-18

CLEVELAND PETROLEUM MARKET,
CLEVELAND, o. April 17.-petroloum ArIa ussd TIL
changed; ll>so for standard ITO degrees tcat; lat.c
for prime Talte, l5o dogreca teas, car iotn cash.
, 1876-04-18

ro.s: ,,ays nrssa9,as +,.x ,,u,s ,n, ,asn,,'s
rhss. and hss arc iale, or ness, 20, for want
tsoo csu bs. .prtns e1sa. pssy W, ST. ,:. snS
~ an srs AZ 1o'a'' o'o ofs. AUX
asks' aa,s eaosea urn as 10 following rsnsa of prices
So 7sSss NJ s .hataa =. n. ..,,, sou'
e oo,.n oc, saveo ~ ~ 49," en. ao
$o.ovao'a' Mloheaots sa'outa"1o; spring aotefnnfs
$j.&t33.s0; rye -four, sd.9N84.3o
DnAa-Wss quiet and unchanged. Sales were II
'ons al slo.oo tfeo on board CIR:
!" tppL'soa-sa'es "ess IL tons a. sA392 1sed en-
board ca. .,.,..
for coarso on tracy.
~ vur.T"was T " a .a,,.. n,, .o,. ,,.. u,
very strong feeling duslns o greater part of ths
session. The weather In Enz,snh Wis reported clearer
but stil cold, and wheat VA w,ealy In NV yort h,
wsrs xcrv sn. nnI1 - - cenin,is KIM ar sese1ps
store, sid tho ousxo wss isfxo n,os. of Il baine e
Of navigation, This with enutfnnr1 c1onIy mc,ihaT
lcso. ami TIM fact ar m tratfn1' tn..inv
fnsae good inlny Or tha sAorss ansiols to all II
Ths ceucs tnpsesatan W,s lit arr.nH,at, M sxs
eeaie a. soon a. he wstcr rote ia oen mi A. nn
1oot. fnr nnT othrr than snail rrafpf. iii i.,s ~,
June, Il was felt that there is at east chanco uf
ssunEer, No. being ix3o higher on fresh reteiDts
t;elIer May opened lu5t, declined " si0j4. a.-
yanced to $l00t, anI fell back to $.oj II The cioso
Seller June eU1i At ri DG lfal V7L coap Al si NJ
SrIltr tho month, OF re5uiar No, sTrIny. polL It
$i.ohalnlh, closing nt Fl,psk md eilt-esioeu re-
teIrtl nf dn wcre generally 10 higher tl1p regular
bu No nnra At ii "a xGii n;t Il iii III Sn q II, ~
slolelu us 100 III Rejected do 1t h1xc: anI ioO lt
by sample 1T pts391c, Tutal, ~ Guu Nu.
stronger In eymUaihv with lin rsntT, ynsrir p,is~
wsrn Go5u bu No. Il u8; W bu by ga1nnia 1t 81 ID
talll On track: AID .10 hu lo It $l.63llo trxn on
board csrs. Total. 7,s0 ba.
WiArEH NHEAr-sale waa mado OF 400 hu sY1llo
11!chigant hy sGnp1e, ut {1.25 FREQ an board car.
cohS-Wsa moro nctlss aud dsci1plly stronger,
adsancinE 70 PET bu under good delnaul. c4tcty
larger tAau ine 1ectn1 average, oat tha shipments
, 1876-04-18
FoItEl0N EXCHANGE,
Tia market Ia quist, with no change.
GIIT AND COUNTY BoHp9.

Union National BANK. .......
Tirat National 1.Au5.........
Fifth National Dan1s.
NcEchsntA' National NAEk...
Northwestern National DAnk,
Corn Exchange Satioual. -.
CoH,mer rsiAl National bank.
National Uank Of Commerce.
City National Uanlr..........
atis md Leather uank ......
City Hallway, 0oa.h Stde, CT.
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Clty 1Atlway, Veal Side.
City 1:Ailway, Wett Side, I
{,cy cent cc1u6cstes........ .
City RAILWAY. North Sitle. i,
Traders' Iusurancs Company,
ef. tllY......
Chamber Of Commerce, nz.dr
Chicago 4As.L4ght and CGko
Conpany.......,..........
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, 1876-04-18

. FORT OF ERIE.
Ssscat Dl4p4seA Il TAS GhIeass Trfsaat.
Eatx, n. April l7.-Apolhcr 1s1gs nest Of grain
boats ca'ne IN to.day. Thors las bsen rocsi'st u
Fris. thus far. ATS bu " grs,n ona hundred
thousand moro bu will follow - aoon ~ II can II
shipped. Tbs nsts Auclor Linn boats 10 laavA E1!s
ware tlh prop Fsihd!rt!tu aud bA!Gs QatdnsF. Ihs!
Detroit to-ttay.
, 1876-04-18

| ILLINOIS & MICHIGAN CANAL,
nalparfoRT, H., April Whs!es
scnsca, $500 bu oas. $40 bu wtoat, $3.50 ~ ssoal
FEisndshp, ssncea, 1900 bu corn, 1900 u assts
tLEA1En-Eltzabeth, lotfrort $3.50 ba whttst
| Firit National lockpo1t, s,sp0 bu wheat
, 1876-04-18

chAngea were noltd lFae w4s qlst At A!o quotations.
ns ss assss re- 9sa s; 10
sos nss fs s It'll SS.s s%sss sa: sS:s H. Viz
ter tlo.ched. 1s5soe: sIerin, t21sQslas nsatsfoos
e. s ss!s, 2':s Ill., e. :' Sss.1o sS e. Is s
gravity, ljxesi4Ho: sest ytrglnia o!ls n.tursl. .
as' 9'o natuf1a 10 des s'o; reduced. 10 deR., 2ls
FuuLrRY AND oAME-poul!ry VISA scarce md
oator: chtctens, llc live d. o0Eer oz; IL asri
ducks, !p; "taA do. si.oJ sasps, boasao Ier dog:
rUrHruEs- s-wcse selling slowly from stogo 1t s9,a
Vic for psacAbl0ws III sackd NJ car.loa wsse spoken
q! The receipts eonsas n anllI 'ots IN saci.
il no demand for potatoes iu bulk. Tho usisabortnx
farmers sre now sulFiy!us 9aot many famiIe. sad
a1ies *. IT,. ssx. IL ~ s &
tngs. Timothy sold 4 taDoal6V; prime Il Sia3: aud
mammoth, Hungarian waa steady Il sods;so ior sood
to pri'ns and iust sold At 4sea75 Flax w.s qaes Il
hALr-Ejne salt has ad4ancc.l &c per brl. o.her
esaIea sra ansha"ged Tho soe4 Light Asgtnaw ue.
.ry %Sus rss 9,ss .,st a4'' viii D's'' $50 Ashton
lobh0oo-ihs poslston ofA Athf, rp.rkst h&s not
a.o dcuanI cxtsttug II n0.nnally ItoaiY p.icss. A
i'taneh housa Of the cansolidatsl roDauco Company
.Sns III nas tsss1s I'll: ,i y
Tho market. Tha bess goods eommana {,.oo per h.
W. t,pte; =
wIss.4s Lr.r-Fsts crop. sKta7e; fair 10 nns,
1!G4l!s: l1trA tine wrappSrst ILs1jn.
3iANuFAurURklk-F1a& Cut-tho!ca to extra, Gsa
sc; medium to gool. a13aoo; common, 4sa3Os.
i1vy-a4tara Iraf soft prexssa. cho4.o u extra ING
Mo- d. bard pressed. halt bright chulce 65S
&c; do nwinn, h0955c; esandast black good 10 *
tra, 4te&l,e; common b|ack, a3aa5c. Smof,tg-
tiood 10 thncc, 5ta57c: medium. sl4 $50; eomtroD
seesc: cAslfornla. ahotco. toAaos: do e1tta, so<s
fItU.
TEss-rhs tea trade VA only moderately sctvs sad
pr1eea nUt subjected 70 any quotsbla variations
ruling ab,ut stoady, ~ fulloe7: 0ukrowpE4-Uona.
mon 10 a43c; good do Ats s5o medium. 4AA5po: Ruoi
d. 6oaa3c; ono, tbSJUo hnest, Go8aaa; cha4re ;has
7ta: aAolcsst, 9uG31ao; fanny, Sloa9.1t Inrk1tsL-
Common, Ass6e; good do. 3aS 400; uIsdl,p koa43e
good do, 4541oo nuu, o04ascj nuest. saa6oo o6pIce
t347aa; choicest, 10A1be. |APAas-Conrnon, s33
$50; good common, stA3toi medium, 49hl!o; good
medium. 4sa4so; ana t0stsc; nnest, sat4fGc; choice
to8t5a; chuicest. 7s47sc. ootoHas-ooullnon, so4
ssci god common as4ssao; medium, t4442s good
n,ediuln &A3t5o; ma As5aoo; dne4s. ssStso; ehoca
G0sA63o cLoicsxs, 76<Ako.
Wtk}D-WAs quoted staAdy II $3.50 for 1nApls 1t
$7.60 for l%eci and s. ~ for slabs. ..
VEAL-Was steAItkf n 3H01Ho, the outside for
hns auxk,
W0OI-gont!nuoa alor and aasy. Email ordors ara
coming forward, And tbs stock u decssastng slowly
Following Ars tho phees: Tuh-washsd, prtms, 10
ssse; %. peer u good, AA4Asoi Esxhsd 6seeA. 1Ra,
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-08-31
From the Catholic Telegraph
THE CATHOLICS AND THE
SCHOOLS.
A Declaration OF Principles by
Archbishop Purcell to the People
of the United States.
The Other Side.

For years the attitude of the Catholic
Church toward the public schools has
been either knowingly or ignorantly
misrepresented. BY the press and in
the forum, in the halls OF legislation,
and in the pulpits of Professionalism, the
Catholic Church has been falsely and
foully accused Of designing the deS-
truction of the common school system.
With the faint hope of making III voice
heard above the loud din Of SANDER
which meets us On every side when
the school question is discussed, we beg
leave to state categorically the position
OF the Catholic Church in relation to the
ommon schools:
Declaration to the People of the
United States.
Enemies of the Catholic Church
assert that the Bishops and Clergy ofthe
Catholic Church are hostile to the pub
lie schools of the country, and are leag-
ued together to destroy them. Amer
leans, read declaration and learn
our sentiments:
l. The Catholic Bishops and Clergy
have no intention whatever to interfere
with your public school system. Build
as many schools rs you wish; we will
never say Il wcrd against it, and we will
leave to yourselves the care of your own
! children.
2, You wish your schools free from
religious influence in other words, you
wish them not to DO sectional or sec
tartan in any sense. The Episcopate of
the Catholic Church says in this regard:
DO with your children rs you please.
3. W. Catholics, on the other hand,
are under the conviction that children
are sent to school not only to be formed
into citizens, but also, and especially, &c
be educated into good men and good
Christians. and our Church believes, in
all earnest, with Guizot, the Protestant
statesman of France. that education car
by no mean Observation-Disclosures.
influence. Therefore, while leaving
your schools and. their management
peacefully in your own hands, we
claim the right OF having schools OF oul
own, from which religion shall not be
excluded, but be allowed to exercise it.
salutary influence on our youth.
4. We claim the right on the plea
that we are a religious body In this free
country, whose Constitution most sol
EMMY guarantees the FREQ exercise o.
religious belief to all its citizons, ant
the fullest personal freedom In regard
to the dictates of conscience. Now,
there Is not o more essential or q more