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, 1876-08-05
Washington Eetler,

- 4'''i--NN-'-'i ~ ~ tAs - 1910.
EDITOR STATESMAN What with the
political campaign now growing warmer as
the days grow shorter tif such an expression
en- be correctly nSed with regard to the days.
for 1t certainly does look like a contradiction
10 say thing grows and at the same time
decreasesl, and the Indian campaign sadly
bearing political tinge, the what-nows and
he telIyewha'S have broad field for indulg
ing their ioqnaci;y. Owing TO the treaohery.
dishonesty and incompeiency of the present
administration, the country is involved in
needless Indian war. fhe end of which no
man can foresee and the magnitude of which
few people appreciate. unless some means for
penceable settlement can possibly now be
found. which is uut at all likely.
/. is no ezhggrra'ion TO say it Will in all
probability cost the country hundreds of mil
ions of dollars and thousands on thousands Of
lives before il is ended, aud for all the ex-
peudi'ure of money and sacrifice OF life, even
in the event OF the most complete ultimate
success, we have nothing to gain except the
pos, ssion Of tract of wild land " wbioh We
do not need at present and are not likely 20
need Tor generations to come. 1t : estimated
hat the Iudieus can muster ten thousand
effective fighting men, as Sitting Ball GER
'aihiy mas SIX thousand Warriors and has
oreh jointd by Cr'zy Horse wI'h four
Thousand more, all well armed ana IN go'd
HShiuS 'tin- nice state Ci aiI'ir7, truly.
Ihr administration pets, BOT content 70 stay
within the bound OF ciTi.lzaiIon ana steal
4niciiy, must get out among he iudirEs and
By th'ir raScaiiy praciic's STIR uP 'his HOY
acts nsst,
The republican papers are urging US 10 be-
l;ava that with Havfs - President We may
u '0' ''-''''5 'i'''' 'N7 '''''' '"N - J. 'D'
iHIr 10 believe that ~ lar as he ~ personally
concerned We might hope for a change. Bat
s,,,-,.,,,,4 = 49, no ,rou,8 certainly b. b,, c,--
'"p' Po"'icHI 'IicSs'efs' oy 'he s"lpuiihs
rings Whu have their headquarters here, and
bv s.h.ners and ,,sm blers Of every kind who
=,
rGist him TO their Interests All change Tor
he better is moral imDoS.ibility. 1t Is
vi,b the most entire eandor that Mr.. HAYES
-, -
H'o"S Ms u,SiSu u - ai''' ''o
Of Office and make 1t permanent. 1t l. by
Legislation h.. proposes 10 make the officer Sc
.nrs - h;s tenure As long as his per,on.l
character ielh''iiS un'"' H-''''o anu ''e
formarcs OF his duties satisfactory, and Ar.
uayes Is going for this change in the gov
.rpmeDt with will. lie says if elected -
, 1876-08-05

RrPr,I. oF rHE REsCNPr-oS HaS'iEg,on,
Tllg. . a-Henirieks has evIlently made q vote ~
he House in favor OF repalIng the resumption al
an IN speusibi= condition o: his 4cespiaiee u tls
nomination. He wants practical : ~ Lloi'SE NJ
stsr;or ~ r. s. LOUIS tl4ttorm before he stsis
upon Il his lahocs have ka! ~'ais soes-ss- VIA,
ot IIlino:s member OF The tenkliiS am c-tiss.!
conn.rtee havi,, indicated that h i di-issei 20
favor rep-zaIIrg The clause OF the TslLi4 -'- ~
Shirsl ike the da:e Of resU1Ptisa ne
e,nsist, Of eleven members; heretofore i've have
ben hard monsy men. cDuslstIne CT louI
aul WIks Randall Gibson beng anrent lhN~sl!21t-
I'M, the New Orleans custom house, TIE eoininltt=r
stood five 10 i've when Gl5-on ieturn-7l hs -s-
clarel for hard money, but Mikss oeiect1on Sfs
SIX Tor repsS against i've. A tlis eoi-.i-.,e -
rsport 1T any time II az the neSt In=-ih nc. 81
bllI reportsi repszng the date Tor fesl pl'oh, "
majority vote OF the House eau sustain ,i's Pr
ousstFon and t-iusy the HOUSE 70 airsot -esion -
the issae The probability Is tins Eil . no1e ~
ne middle OF next week. Ilidens I'M isas N ii-7
FI,,-e will give the movement sath isnt 4la o m
Ir- sr,es IN the belief that Il EI.l hep f5's Cen
eratic ticket IN Indiana, Ohio and limos
All kuoE il cannot tpass tbe senate Or p slfel oy
rSe President.
, 1876-08-05

A gentleman couveTsins with Brooklyn
I,5x aboat the absurdi'y Of female apparel
and the frivoli'y Of fashionable life, exclAIm-
"a Is tbe-e on earth bigger tool 'hAn
the mere woman Of fashiOnf' Her cues
,i,ner considered himself shut up aad Pn'
AVN. like a dissgreeable b,sok, when The
i,dv answered :" Yes, the nan who sdInlFes
her"
, 1876-08-05

Military PEoNoIIoNs- Elmer Otls' NDo ms ms
been in command Of tbs post at Fort Walia ana
t,r some time was recently promoted to the rank Of
Tiaut Co!ou-I and placed in command OF The IN
v,lrv. This j. the position held by the l-inented
rus.sr. who felI at the head Of his regiment ieS
ysssk. aco Col OTIS real rank Is that Of MAJOR
Colonel by brevetl, and the new assignment Is a
,-,not,ou which must be gratifying 70 his mill
,.v ,a,rTon a. if 5 complimentary 70 BIS bravery
n b been ordered 70 reFOCt al the headquarters OF
ed viii s.,1s. l. s5s r8lltc u the seat q
-, f-t-.n 4 itieulrl.s- Capt. Ge1 b. SANFORD. WHO
,y ip san Francisco on recT;IIlng onIy, hts De,h
+,,.,,,t.i posi- commander II Fort v ala "aAi, by
,lslcp as,iguuen, be IS prcui0Ied 70 The raHA Oh
Mater -OrsgeliiaR-
, 1876-08-05

* aSsent-mipded editor. having oourted
= gfri and applied to her father the oid man
s,j5, "Wsll, you van, ny daughter What
s,,, If 2 settlement viii you nsss ; What
III -,r giva bsr = Give herr" replied
the oiIer, looking up vscau'iy OI' .
give her puf." T-ks her. f'F'i'a ''T
father.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-05-31

Actuated by such . feeling, 70 iocrai SUD
scrption to the stock Of tho road.
There are sou,e considerations showing tho
Importance OF the Mineral Point and Portage
City railroad which are limited to the town Of
DodReville, and to . great extent to tho vii
iase Of Dodseviils. Some OF these considera-
tions apply to any railroad, and src confined
TO the point Of illustrating the Importance to
that conan unity Of some rairoad connection
with the railroad system Of tho country. 1t
Is not necessary 10 spend time In enforcing
sueh considerations upon the attention OF To"
EodgevilIe people, As it il we'll known that
they fully appreciate the importance TO :heiu
Of some railroad.
Our Forts then upon this occasion may
properly - limited to statement of some ol
The reasons Why their true in'e'e'ts VIII be
found in uniting their efforts With the people
of the various other localities interested In
tho Mineral Point and Portage City x. X. and
by msk,ng common cause and united effort
{ vect result which shall be Of commog "a
va .tsRe to . large community, irs'euA d
attempting single handed and with ot;ie AID
from other localities TO construct road o
minor importance whose advantages will b
comparatively limited.
Ist-Guags. 1t is not expected that Dodge
Vile will BE- . tern inal station upon thu
narrow guags road, but only An intsrmediat'
one, So thst 10 citizens would derive ell thu
advantages OF being IN intermsdists station
on the broad gaage. growing out Of . direct
communication with the general railroa,
system OF The country, that Mineral Point
Darlington or other intermediate station OF
the road would possess, and have oil the otbe
, 1876-03-28

FfofI9IDNS.
moo P1oDUcTa-Wers only in moderate dcmRnd,
except Lard. Hogs In fair supply aud etsict aud
the Liverpool advces not favorable to holders,
un1css In pork tho quotations. which do uot HAteri-
ally sEect prices on this aide OF tho Atlantic. Thero
IA good dost Of confidence in lard and mcats here.
but pork IN relatively weak.
MEsA ruaK-Was quiet, md 1X@5a psf trl lowcr,
oroning lame antl then ruling stoslet, In sympathy
With sr!. The trst.in9 cousssod chiefly Of changes
from one month 10 another. Hales reported Of
500 Iris cash at sl240 40 brta do {ertea hcsvs) at
so.7s: o7so brls seler April II 522.+o@2a47; 1000
br seller May At &2l 7o22.7s; and 500 brs seller
Juro st t2ao5 Total 6,s90 hrls. Also 10 bris clcar
pork at <14.oo. Tho mArtot closed tatne At $124o@
2741x caab. soor March. sster April; sl27o asller
Mny; AH.s1H {31l.p5 Keller juno.
Prime neAa trfk sold t570 Lzis Ut S21cn, nud extra
prime Wsa guotci al SIC -.
Llp-Hua moderately active, and nbout los per mo
ra higher, shongh quoted eaaIer iu Lrtrroo!. The
demand slack neir Tho opening. but AEON fmprovs
being chiefly for fninrn. Sales reported Of 3io
tcs caal, ut $i1eai3.a5; &.250 tea seller April at
$l3 e3; II, ,30f r1 eolicr May At A3a59ll0IN:
1.75o tea se1lcr j1Ae 1t $a4iS32x; st1 tca seller
Jnir at f14s5 md to0 tcs sollcr Augat II $l465. To-
tai, al0 tca. Tho market elosel stsady At 3t39
11B2H for caf,. aelln1 Mlrch. or April: $i44al4n1{
for MAY: tl4i7Kal4.1a for june and Sl4 20 Tor July.
MgAIF-1fare qufst and tlr1n, without much 1otna1la
and rather snall acrugs holders not being anxious
to ae1 at current quotations. saas wsrc reported Of
a. coo 1as long cears At llHo: 3ooo ia abort rba at
x11.lb selIaf May; aud TO boxer long ont hama At
1Hkc. Tim folloHinu cfeenR range Of price&s
, 1876-03-28

REAL ESTATE,
Tho following instruments wers hind for record
Monday, March At:

Tho following instruments were h,nd for record
Monday, March 21:
Ctr rnorEn1r.
Wapaah az, 14 II II uf Tlirty-lhitd stt VT
4Ifx174 a-l0 It, dated March 28........... &12oo0
21k1l7A B-tU feet, dated March 25........... 26oo
Fulton st, 30 II Of sangamon st, Il (, 25Xfo0
wes. ~ Wilmington in 4. ais,; Il ii iio;ae ~,
Marcf. To-. ....................... 1900
H. with building tia.od Jan. H........ ....- l.t0o
West Thirteenth p'nec, 2sa y " Of Hpod ct, =
I, 24z12s II, tlalsd Marrh 1s... ............ 700
Clinton 1t. i " cor oE C1ngscAa st, T. 6oxl5U ~,
r. dated March l7... .......:.,..:.......: asoo
Wcst Afstttton at 1sn n . of Elizabeth Ut, 81
2is3Oo 10 It. dAtei March 1l............. 3,264
EAna thA Abt,ro, date4t March il. ........ 7D05
rwentJ-tixth u, ~ II " Of Hanover st, n 1, Is
xl1f vl9 1t, t!atud March 9l............... 1900
Trctnunt at, 1871 Il u sophia II, T. 2oxl4 It,
with improvements. dated Aarrh 2o,...... b0oo
r. t,strd Msrch ID. s."s...,.,,,,.,,........ aaoo
eouru Uy gIIY LIMITS WITHIN nAnlCa or A1LKs
or EorHT-HnUtE.
lIpnnd st, 12o It Q Of Btewsrt Nv Il (, et1lGH
Michigan ay. Jlu Il . II Sixty-hrst st, v i, 6a1;
117JL II, dnt9l Mnrrh 25. 25.................. Gr0o0
Madison az, iud II u Of E1tty-aiath Ut, Of, 1ux
l75 It, datcd March %. 3............... .... 5000
Wsbaah Az, cor Of Forty.!ourth n, VII
lCG 9-1Dx1tn 8-1o II, also Prlisie Az 1t9 II II
of I1fty+En st. +, 15o1175 II, dated March
11abaali Nv, IV6 Ilo It ! u Forty fourth 1t, v
1, luJ15G0 BIO It, also rrsirfe av, n cor OF
Fjlty.ninth st, " I, 1t9x118 It, dated hlarch
4At9J6
, 1876-03-28
MARINE.


MartnA hunnass NJ this port u At = stsndattI.,,.
The los In tbs straits y inches thok day OF tvo
ago.. Tho Ice In buffalo River has again bcen broken
up. ..At Holland Harbor a entrance il al right 20
bar having formed thctu.. leo having worked tho
clkum out Of tho OF tho tug Willie Richards nt
hIanilowoo, It becsns necessary to ruti her asoro
prevent bar from sinking: Thu scow Hluobe which
cleared from ohic.go for he east sorc about wsek
lestinat!on. Tho barge hoqus1My u botna loaded
with Ice It atanttowoo fof Oalaago. ghs vii
seatins: "so;sndiuga of tae FcntBator hartor wera
t4sen recently With tue following result: For d.;
tanco Of 1U feet from Tho end Of the piers. toward
Ientwntar Lake. tharo IL dorh Of II foot u wstct
Lore bar has Leon formed OIL which thars 10 but w
1eot After passing tho bnr theFs u plsusy Of satst u
Iany md tas chirsgo / Mtehlg.n Lsks shore Com
fsntwatss vii 10 ssrrisI ~ 18th iines from clteaso
Canal to-day, nd 4 i thought that repairs b
don On she 18th u Anil rus etnr U!ty of s.n-
uaAy destroyed aad lLe schr William Efgu slight
y 1snasea by se u p9st stanlty FrIns u,Sh. hs.
caught Tho wy 10 Ctcaso lay tall afe iho ac1 st
hs I'd raa o. .ss. as n,sy e.;
sho eet Of water At puacan cry. Tho ue'rot
tcnlsst Of tie Detroit Tug association, hns oFjeSa
e fo!loxtny taEs y be h"t fn teadlness for setsis
lfnQefilAIelfs ho4k or III OF lnotn WILL pA2cE1
ga.ion aud ths olho.s fas$ ttp rcqu1 smcuA q
tie marina iutsreah dntnsnd: Tugs DA,izo. doorgs
Johnson j. alaators. i. i, Martin. John asItla.
II. =. Mesrtek. Meekng nlti. K.ss Mot14t, william 4
Torrent o. wilcnI, Wlsslow, tsank Moaat
). +. olari, Wtllaln aoodaou, william l4s.
,nsssons' ass.sa, w. II, lftas', ,u,,tss Masss
On 'ch.n9s IN Toledo Friday, tls following pre.n.
ba and Euao!uqona were unanimously sdnpto1!
"Wa4lxAs, This Board Is pleased to lsssn tnas "
Lighthouse board 1t WsxhUgtou ).As recommended
IA appropriation for the erection in our lay of TT
9. Blunt, aud lhs sAmo sso absolutely necessary
for Navigation u the bAy Il night, therefore bs y
!ts.oista Tint tho Aoa: Frank uu5 o4r t9s'nM. az.
nedtsis attention 10 ts Important subject 10 our en.
Ars oommezca And, u1efefors, 10 Il further
Ntsotvsd That ths thinks Of thIs beard szo due
Col, O. +. Blunt aud ha Abls ssaIstaat, X D. EnElfhs.
for the faithful aud ef!cisut nlauuer tn which teeI
have prosecuted the work bAt hAs been PLACED one'
their dir6cttQu.H
, 1876-03-28

inter IN GtctEn Thsse wsre then sen warehouses on
elevators, vix., Lunt's, rotnoross, Pocks. wslker.
nsonson Co.. Munger Ato''rt, Gibbs, orlsfen
Nov not onr csn.e'esaor on tho main river. i'd tha
!souscs having eana'eleystoss learn rontso!!cd
BY Munger N Whce1ar. c1eapt Qua. Twenty JcArs
at which rate II wkA highly rernuneralye. !rduc-
zion OF s{c on tho present charge would greatly In
rrtsen The canal business. The tauaf Coumtssouora
have reduced tn1la about 10 per h. aud the trade IN
Chicago eho1,l that ehe storage rats 4 rndnce
proportscnael5. slae tho canal buainess will fall M
With proper oInrt l2ou100 bl, gEafu will seek Chi
caRn market by canal.
Tho Michigan Central Railroad bas m elevator 81
Joliet, on tho cAna and transfers 10 CARS there With
out charge. D.F.C.
, 1876-03-28

.1pssfal DLpasea Ia TIA chfeaos 1rfbune.
NEW YoRK, March 1.-QnAlA-whp1t market
ateadys little huaineas doing for export salea Of
bu At S!.liK for uug.adsl sprlng, $l.l7 for No. j
Chicago, tl.28 for No, , M1nuesoia, and sl.3a for
primo No. Milwaukee tn atose, Hyo scarce aud frm-
or; Western held II &c. 9tato at 03;6o and CauAdA
iu bond 1t VIC, With buysEa 1t 13 20 under teso quo
tatona. Barley quiet and unchanged. Corn fully 10
bettoss sas Of sl 0o bu at oc fer grade mixed IN
store, tok@heo for steamer mlxsa, and ESQ for nav
yolow 4outhtrn; also 1000 Gu graded mixed for
April At 6dHc Outs dull aalea Of u 900 bu At 4t9
As*o for mixed Western md a!ate and At1bao for
whits Western anil State.
rlIovEloas-Mtddlca nt1n. At 17tsfa1a}Go for lonH
clear. lard heavy; kalea Ut 30a tca 1t fl8764t41o
for primo aoau, And S4.sl for kn+tlo rtadssvd. Al
thc nEst osl, primo aeAu fos April! $50 tos aid 1t
ait1b; for May saea Of $50 toa 1t 3la83; for Juus
&lL42A was b4A aud tlt.h7H asked.
WuMx1-MArhot Qrnc1i aAlss cf 20 brla Gt N.1t
por gallon.
GAoosvIEs-ausar-Aariot arm, With fair de-
mAud; fatr to good refining quoted 1t 1b<Qs73tc;
primo 1t 7!sc; while uRyAua Il oGsloXc. Coffee
Market nsn; modcra!o jobb!ng inquiry: ITO quoted
as l6xals1<o in gold: Narscaibo At la.HlBK0 In
goid- Tas-M1rsas unchanged and quiot-
TAILoW-Rulca quiet a1d ateady pTlnl0 Quotad
sspa.
Nav 1,s;,;s -s6 ,s.o.a Alec;
July, II e-iGc; August, il l69l15 ii5o september
ltftaltAo; oeo0sft II l-letsi4 aloe; Nosetpbes
F1oua--Rtosip1, i0,No brls; moderate daeaand :
No, . {A9064.i0; supetnns s'tats auA Wrateru 81 Is
94e3; common to good s4s1a, {5.lo4}6to: good 10
choice, ss.tsas1si xhtts wheat e1!r., $s.a,a7.7s:
sotA patent process, t6e0G3ao0. Nye lous steady !;
t.loAs.lD.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Va,o0o hu; hFn for low
grados ef spring. With moderate exlost dsmand: 9TH
CT kinds qufas and unchanged; Nn.B spruH and un-
gruded do. <l.1th0ti7: No. i Chicago spring uoni-
nally 4lxk3t ~; Mo. MilWaukas tl.41; No. tio.
$i.l59Il7} No. Minneaota chuio, IL stoIs, It .18 ;
No. Winter red Wssiern, {.20i Csukda elubt alos,
4i.B3. Nye scafco and drtnt Neatsrn he!d Vt S1o !;
Stats. s34v3e Causda, M bond, VIZ buyers st l92e
unacx quotations. Harley quiet anl unclAuged. Rt
dull but unchanged. Coru-ttecsapts. II 700 bu j;
vsfy searos sud loweFt tul1od, no-Rrais, otas do
steamer, t5k3s1a; low mixed, gtnied, td4o; Ini1sd
graded. t7a97kp; NcytAru Hsed, old, III Store, Gac.
Oats nracF receipts. a. w Gu; Weatefu nIxsd and
atate, 4Ads w; vAlta do, @sQs5ae.
HAY-siesdT; khlpPlnE. Toe.
l!ore-Qulea and unchanged,
QRu1k1ttA-kio co1es quiet and UNCHANGED BuRar
oulct 1ut nrm; fur 70 xot-l refining, 7HQ7lp;
rstpnc 1JSo; refined, fair demand. uplasses 1ct nu
unchanged. lhee qultt but ste.uy.
FaEeoLsuA-FissuEr but Yaiel; crude, %; relpsd.
lt44aAJsc,
, TAL&oN-6tA2AY, ......
! Hru1IA3p Axsta-steady; 3l.7oG3l.to.
TUxx1xxzxH-AAskAt essles; splnts, ADx0As.
, 1876-03-28

Long and ahost clears quoted as 1873 e.sb. md
12hu seller Apr1l, boxed; green ha1ns. 134l2ko: !:
Bwoet.p!cksd do. l3Hs13c: Cuulborlantls. l2c, caA
or sellor March long.cut ha1ns, lsk@l3xc, boxed;
hacon hams, lit9l5c.
QEEAEE-Whs r,sict 1t 7(41t.
DEEF PRoDuCrs-Wero steady knd quiet ut 5000
tal1.W for meas, til.5oSl30u for e1tza 1noss, aud
$34.OUG@2f.60 for harnR.
brla vt SIC.
, 1876-03-28
aatts vsre 1hnt u stronger prlcsa than prevailed ast
weef. W. quote common 70 tood Al 4i1S0s.oo. and
choics 70 extra at - 6.O0aG.75.

Fr'
MN YnEk.


Nav Yon1. March 97.-n1aya-Reeo!rts yes.srday
0.a50 last wr,K. Tbs market opened weak, hut in.
proved lstn towards tbs close. PFses we're about tia
same a Monday week ago, or kn lower linn Friday
last. Thc boat CARLOAD In tho 1norket void II llHc;
commnn to good native atcers, 9HGGllHc; two cAt.
loadt TexAns. sEG4DHn.
snEEr-isee!nts. ., TAO making 172oo for the wrok.
aEainas $40 as tho fxtn ttrna last week; market n;
l'rlcet alont W lover fsw extra Ohio amt 1'enn.
syvAnts shroE, l,2ao ta. B4c; Otherwise tbs ranns
Wan G3tAu; noat ct lh9 tranenetloia wrEe At BL,A
6Hu; = nuLnbef of carloads wert unsold wien tho
market closed,
sa1sE-iecirts. e,eol, making 10000 for tho weak,
hRstnAt g,200 lat wook: none offered aliye.
EAST Liberty.
:. East L,nrn1r. n, March h91.-cArr1.r-1stceipts
and "a cars for thta ssSes making total for tho week
eunR thfs day Of 7029 hoad. a3ainst 674G tho week
before; euppy ff lar aid htia fair to good for
tho week, though very little tualncza has been tone.
except IN retailing, TOR whnt Of buyers.
:, 4onk-hoeelts. 677s head; total for the week,
$50: Philadelphia, 39.0o@yi0.
AHrEp-Recotrts, 2,2uU hesit total for thu weak,
@1.25.
Ut. 1orfs,
ST. Lou1s. March 77.-llo64-soarts and wsntod !;
Hight shipplnG 7.a07.G5: Workers, f1.7sGs323 pack
iHG, 5i.b0d9 d9a.15 butchers, $s.!s;t8.6u.
oATrLr--Dosnana nctlye and firm good to choice
shipping atcers. s.7oSssoi medium to f.is, N2s9
cows f3cs:l +23; native asoeker* $2.7534.oo; fccd.
ers. $d.o0E50.
ORIGINATE, March 17,-Moos--Sesrce and firm !;
common 10 gool Hgh B6HHc; fhff tn medium heavy,
6dusooos receipts, sso; shipments, 4o4.
, 1876-03-28

n
hi'nata"n teon 6Io1e IN ntufaas fof CITY COD
Rampuon Lila bu wtaeas, o.aol IN corn, Gus bu
t'aaa oa pAs!es. .....
1Ae iouo"1n9 sfa1n was inspected Into ttofe On
Manoay morning: cars No. N. ". wheat, 81
cars NO. ! II. ". do: ars No. spring, 40 cars No.
do. u cars No. do, II eara rejected do <1ks
wheat,; u cara hsh-mixed corn. III carr no. do,
cars ne"-'a3ea CO. 10 cafn rejected do, cars no
e3aaa tlSo cofn>: c1 No. ostat II car1 No. white
oo . mn NO. uo. cara folecsea 10 <9a oats>;
caf ~ 1a''sy ao.al' "a eefs' OF ns'ooo ba. II
HPcc'ea ou. st''2s ~ wneas A7l3 bu corn, els bu
oa.n' @tsoo "' fse. DIVA ~ pa3e5.
!, Ano honaou V.u9'' A,H1 Oh toc oth states that
ssss =, .na oa'o omy '~o eranauea Vesse''
ieAuettor ns'~u t"s'e ''s o'cfy tasee 80 boand
80. ~" 4.~.', ~ .!sae en 1ou'o OK
, =. =. nv uloso - !ese sfA4l! on u.o
ro,Sv ~. 49, ~ ~ ., a,,,h ~. uu H'a Az ~
49,. .,.s.. - ~. r WET WV
ott,,n.a vhtch .+.o,,, Nv" saa.,, 4's".y .s''y
uo'AIua' ~ sntea "1on8 foaton WY
1t will be froel, soil Ia Its manufactured
stato ns tiour Tho Importance of . short
;,a anantt, On passage al,o a'mnisnsa b, tho s1pse
Will bo resumption Of stip,nsnts IN such volumo
will InNkQ rood tatupufrry
piles. There H. however d kea1cttv Of suna-or wheat
on tao Market uo qualify Of tho epDn Of ja7s }cfn0
infor.or Thia fnet NAV r,nse an sdv,nco ~ .laIe
rcr nuartcr nhnnoh nj. 4. n,, ,,oh,h.os ,..t ~
jtet thinIs Inst s ic1oss a,at.c,ss 49,, 8. ,,ars
likely To dc,ltno than otb,rudan O
Tic 1paatpa p,t1uce maYkrta p,r, m oro ot,vo vo.
terd.v. In ara!u. and roera,iv Arm wbr,l art rorn
being quite strong Tie tnaus,ces, v.rn cooy lnc,i
mt much cbnnu, hefnu r,<o,t,d INV, o,tor ro,a.s
MI , . 80 q. i 49," 1S1e' iotsie'
uu. nus to"aeas noon a"osoet
, 1876-03-28


Eoos-qu,st; westors, 1sal7ho; s..t, .na ~.
';ss 81 1s; ,:ss ::ss e, s,r
bid ~; sl,7o asksd for April $500 hid and sse,
aneSspacd nc aa t osH%q.tssn ss qust
nnshanFed ntes.ed hosH hea1i &ts!stn. uS!sa iSEaa5
;Itisai1I Aptii % sihsaTes1sia % i.aMa''sS IL. sash
1850 June; s1l.t69}i4s7X tuly. S''ea
Dcrrza-sism #a.tafa, iots1ao; asass, aoz,a.,
~; es:essHsu!st se'ss.si at sa,,e.
-. BALrMoAs.
Western rnpsfnne sssoa .to; sstra, ss.toS,M.a{. @ ,sM.a{.
family, ss;5,s';'d; .. .,,,-. -, %
wess!n rsa ss snd tea a, sl;sp
Darn f.rly aoivs and Asmer; osc oats qu,tt ~
yeyst.Tsst a "lss sas s.ss 7sssia H'' DO ''s
iIAr-Msrist aali: Maryland df'S and renn.,,v,0.
sls.A.32t.ro.
l'Ro41k1oxs--Quies. bnt stendy. Fork, s73,oca9,r
nult shoulders, os9He; clear nh l2'.is!9<c ooss
En- sS9Ss ';5Ss Lid 'ssy Ss'a ''sasd
aSp; p;t fir,t, si@sse: .~,,. su,. x..n.,
A1<e. - "HS
,en u9YFxTMErmer ia;ng ,rG ana Gne1; o ear1oe lsks
Wi &ai.ss@9slet 'ceo.3sl s'Ssatlsx" St asis; .,a
Nsw on.r4xs, L., stsrai T.-suaAa-r,,nr,
CVii1I"ut Ahf1 ahE9ftfu IIaHlc ~ CAQlCc. ~
@sIr.
MoLiatEt--Uood demand; fef1nAnflnR common.
2@a9e: ta!r. 32c atstcsly trinlo TO clolcet 4Se&2
ss:sotse.oo ohoiee Ind I.in,iy, d aooai.1s. "'''s
1hAls--Carn dull 1AS5$c, uata qnttt; &QG4se.
: nHAn-.Qutot; 100
1lAY-Dnll; /; prime, ?f6.60at9.oo.
lRuYla1o1e'-PoEk dull: $14.ao. - in weight, Dr1
rslt mcnn sleadyt s}lo; l2Ho; l3c. uacon STEADY:
no nhoadeta; etdes i.feol4o: hntnh dun druopins;
ehocn an8sf~cafod 1$He Lard aoafcs; Heres, liza
Reg. lae'
| ntcx-uooa dohaaah; eomnoa 70 prime Louissnl.
aHSHGRo ,,...
GoEf1a-Tn!osi oFa!nafY % primo, Ab49lakA
/ WHAks-Uau eestiasi, ti,os'
81. Lou1s No.. March 1I.-oorTon- -Vl.m4r,Ata
higher hue unchanged; salos, ,$o haIost
ELnuH-SteauY FfM uncAnnPsI.
tn1ia-Wieat nfner' neln tltCneF Nc: itd wtnts1,
S!'sl o!a Cesa s1a - M.a4K hprAs 10. y uo, $l.sa
p!u: Cotn AC1Fo ana ni9aae 20. ntanAj 4o4si3hs
ehaa mn Apt1t, fnotuy ~ outaioe oau atGher: No
II a30ssAa. aoeosaiaa 20 locatsoa foltctod 0ne.
NAt!ey, AeAt nau hnMMcAaHgen. Ho-An RoYaiEl l.
asnsa uut aqMG @ @essapnsuea: % ~ o,a:
MIttsht-OuH 10y. aan uonia.l ~ *'.ou.
III fsaof1si9!fElgsS ttShay anu Hnnnaheoa. sAa
ast ~,t setSasett to".a =" n's4a IgNeIn y oh9
fEs ofEs III - sit. III n i; ~ tt ~ y Haas 10
Ta-i tnattivs r. "sp,I e" e3'o' ~" 1u1asoee4
A1. Mr,r , ,n-s 1t,anr 4 nHn .,,., ,s.,. ,.oo, g.
,orn ii IN ,,: oai1 r. So h. -va ~ ~ ~
~ ~ NNs 1>~' -'s'~ oe' A'ot "''S o1t o4FNI
rrr,,anxtr,u. MaTcf p7Arprrnorrx-r+,.
, 1876-03-28
COMMERCIAL.

Tho following were the receipts aod ahipments Of
tho leading articles Of produce n this city during tho
forty-saht hours suliug At O'Clock On Monday
morning:
, 1876-03-28

HodH-1Eeeeivod during 6undny and Monday, TO- 6Jd.
Tho tnsrkas opened dun md 1oasy and aarly declined
6s1oc, when trade becae fairly actiys anti continued
20 70 ths eosc A. tho d.S wore away, tho fostng bo-
smouus to auotsbls al1aaes, 10 mapIst c,osiua Il
saGNSSIS for common to primo HGAt, and at $91U
y.l0 for ordinary 10 p1!Ma heavy.
NnH RALka