davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-08-31
THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, DC, Aug. 3l-l a. 'n.-For tho
lake region, slightly lower baromctes, winds
mostly from the soNthcust to southwest, anl
generally warmer, partly cloudy weather, With
scesaiou4l rains.
Special Dispatch to Tia Tribune,
McuRzdoN, H., Aug. 80-Yesterslay and last
n'sht tcrrib!e ran.stor1n visited tl's seItto,l.
foar aud 4 half luches Of water fell and cauaed
considerable da1nage to streets and sewers.
LOCAL oasFavAr,os..
, 1876-08-31

Hpfc1t7 Ilspd1cd 70 7Ht 7F3HHE
BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,, Aug. 3o.-This afternoon
far1ner named John Dorrcn, living tnilrs
east Of Miaonk, was instantly Killed by Light,
ulug.
, 1876-08-31


An1s, aug. 30.-Tho Court of Appeals hns
quashed tho sentence OF lns and imprisonment
fassea on tho editor OF the newspaper Lts Drols
tlca. '"e o''N'SA ~ A~Fo@
, 1876-08-31
DISSOLUTION NOTICES.
DISSOLUTION,

Tbs h!thett9 sxsttnv between tne nnaer.
Dissolved III eohkGluentt VI tho appointment Uf Nr-
Anthony u thu 09altlou of Eouuhs u tbs Corporation.
All t<oN1 lndchttl ~ The lrin aTl ut4ted 70 uAko
payment " tha nilcc. vs. Dear tbuTA-st.
fss outstanding 4lsuass v III b" euksd speedily
possible. fsUIT. MElfvEft
ELLLUrTA ANTHONY.
Chicago, Aux. a, 1870. A. r. IALT.
, 1876-08-31

HARTFORD, Aug. S0.-TAers was large at-
tendance tu-day at the Charter Oak Park. Thc
following is the SUMMARY Of the races:
n:a19 CLASS.
, 1876-08-31

MURDER IN THE FIRST DEGREE.
EAsroN, Pa, Aug. 3o.-Allcn G. Laros, tho
polsonct, has been convicted Of murder 1n tue
lfst degree.
, 1876-08-31

Nurnots's Cocoa!no---A perfect dressing for
the haIr. The eocoaine h0lds In liquid fUru, n
largo proportion Ut deodoftzed eotoanut oil, Pre-
pared expressly for this purpose.
, 1876-08-31

AL wfsp fcel 1anguId or dohi!ttateda 4
should use Hollands Aromatic Hitter WIne of Iron.
il strengthens the tystelu aud nong1shes the bloud
Dyspcpltcs viii Gl1 1t Invaluable. Depot H.5S
Elatk 9tEcet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-22
TIE STATE OF TRADE.
ETHIOPIAN MARKETS.

IIvySPocl March 2l-l230 D. m.-Cotto1 IS sstiyo and
rmrr, Midllng UplaHds I'd; NaflrG orleans. Eyed ;
sales CO.. bales intending 5000 bales for rcu alton ara
port; receipts 1900 bales o. "l'- J.'oo are American
FutATes snes 81 MddiH- lpHnGs Low MindHg
clause, March and apr! delivery, ~ U1 40 oo' Api aud
May delivery 69lsi do. DO, May aud Jurc delivery
ces OF hss or the past three DAYS have bean 1900
quarters, all American ..... 49,
INEE.oOi- March I'll y. I-Saes Of N!ddlus UIl1nts
Cotton Niidluc clause shipped February ain March
ucr sti at Ga.; co. JEiy august 4ril, ,ll Al t-d
also Of The " o.. Lacu, u J. cot Bacon
Long Clear MiddIes AID 90 iJr Snort Clear
LWFaroor March 2l-2 p m.-Cot,on-Tatures strong
sales NiGdlng UpLuds. Low CiEc cGn-e Earc. Gey
cry AZ ed Lrcadsiuis are gui. Corn - - fpiii
New Mixed Western. wheat .tS0lOh GENITAL for
Average California White, and lo6Tll .or club oo.
IIyTNpUO. March 2l-3 ?. MOI Tie sales % cotton %
dav 500 bales American. SaDs". AlGuug .aniN
Low AiG3ng clause Mdyaid june delivery ~ Ie sales
II AIiGGuug Orleans Low hlGdng clause, spd February
INEsrool Nrrch 2l-{ =. u.-salcs Of Mii,lnc Ulsud-
Cotton Midlng clause June ami july crlIFc', 80 Cad
Fabrics Manchester firm and tending upward Cotton
Futures steady sales Of tlluIng jpands, ~" AtdH<
clause. May aud june dyg:y, az G-'a also S' - %"
same At 6llsd; saos % MiJdlng Upiaads Low bidding
clause pill cry Gl.d. Lard. o. govt
LDSuoS, March 2ll2: - T.. nj u-iri state aU.l- Ten
R5rtcs iO5ss; New Fives, 1885, Erie Railway shar's
LONDON March 2l-l p upars adyce7 quote Eo1tes G0t
I1Spoy March 2l-3SO D. In-Thc amount Of bullion
Bank 81 England o. basuc" 90 dat D a t''u'
LONDON. March 2l-4 D. u.-illtcd states bonds, l-Gta
1873. New F!vcs 1854 Euc Railway shares, 10 Paris
sUviCcs qu0ie Rcnt.s COL ste .,-,.-
LONDON, March y . T. ERehncd Fo'iolcln IO'-GIV 10
LJSioS March 2l-Eyening.-s o. Turpcn.ine. -
Pans March 2l-Exchange London, 2-f 2Gc for short
Fa,SKroaT. March 2I.-unltcd states bonds. New Fyes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-22

sane7sc: do OF A." ESQ., white Extra &c" S's0e@c''
SylJcU do o. G9l4c.; Other Yellow Sayco - -. oao,
TALLoW T VIII pi saes ., q az ~ p rs ~
ES-Trse is very quiet for all descriptions ana prco ai0
depresSfd rra ,ss baeu fair demand for Seed Leaf
IL ~ mast few DAYS and prices about steady sei,s
o ses Including Ono crop OF 1874, at 2doc.; 90"
q. Is3 al 7dl1c Connocicn crop OF - AZ AZ 81 ~
Tobacco has been quiet and unchanged SisS -oo
his a has ruled firm owing to light sup
,v s cf 900 81 49, gold; South Sea sold TO inc eA
hi Of n OGO n at ~ 40, gold. - -, -. =, ,o, II,
WIIISKY-Market quiet ssles OF 20 0ols al 81 lZ2
S00The general position Of the market for domestic
essential change, and nothing ne" or lnte
80 ,u DO prpsente Manufacturers continue 70 purchase
.Ts tb.y Complain "lOud and long OF the movement O
- roo;s which undoubtedly slow and nj anything but
satisfactory figures. The suppl o. Mo9is arc nor he Wv
~ IT, cause some unelSncss 10 holders, especially as re-
oaTi. Tie calf riin clip; the new CLIP is tNl'titu
rtfy and dealers making e1eruons 10 be IN Ttat -
a. receive Il: they offer concession on Inh iast
H. r cly rate sales the result Pulled WOODS az
h ar steady In day moderate request Texas also
cs he quoted steady in fact most too much so l.
sTe MI duh and nomina las noted We append quota
tons: ..- W. or, t,ct,ocp SO55oc TX and V
sSa47c: Nos l and .. Assoc. Comhng oOdOZc'i Iuo'
NtygSIA TSwAsHED-spring CHIP l0G25c. Fail CLIP Il
17g 81 VI UooI-Douestc Extra, 4Oaf7c; Super 3seiec
~ - -27r. NO . lSc. lambs, 800 iGc. western
90 iic. Southern, 2sa$5c.; California, 25G4uc co.,
Oryg,X WEsIEGN AND SOUTlLRN AiES-J nWaShed Coth
ING average quality, 30G35c, DO ComGing average quahy
U9s9s r,pwashed superior o5a2sc.; Average l9a2ic.
oiS NfXStN ANp oEADO Washed 2GaS3c.; Unwashed
% ace, Black. l2d-5c -, ,-a,o. 1r,,,o, ozseoc .
ya.Se6 - a5c Unwgshed, lOGl7c., all gold Cape In
washed, IS dSScr currency.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-22
COTTON MARKETS.

NORFOLK March sl-CotOD strong generally held higher;
MiddlIng 12hdl2SCi net receipts Sl3 Daes exports
cogstwise 2S bales sales 80 bales stock IOiO bales
yuu ADfipHIA March 2lCOti0n firm; Middhng l3'ec.;
Law Mddling l24c. Good Ordinary, lie. net receipts,
$40 bales; gross, aO3 bales. ,.,n,.-
sr LoUs March 2l.Cotton active and higher addllne
11s. Low Niddling, IL 2c. Good Ordinary lOec; net
receipts 475 bales shipments 6S4 bales sales iVoo Oaes
stock, u ,46l bales. ,.,,,, ,o,, , ~. NJ,
ding sci Good Ordinary lO',c net receipts ga DeS'
sales 900 bales stock. 81, SJ2 bales ,,,. ~. . , -
GALVESTON, March 2l.-COtOn hrm MlddIs, ~ &C.. h
Middlng, Ilssc; Good Ordinary mel IecsP,s s
baIes; gross SO bales exports 20 the Continent 69a ps
coastwis 70i bales sales Os7 bales Si3sk aSi 11es
wilmington March Election quiet Middnng lz4.i
Low Midding IL &c; Good Ordinary lOdlO4ci net recep
22g bales sales, 10 bales stock. 1918 bales 80, -
BaIInoET March 2I,-Cotton firm; aoding. l21sc; Low
Midng lie; Good Ordinary. 1870 lOac gross receipts
90 exports 10 the Continent lsV pucs w
bales; sales 10 bales stock, lO222 bales 1900.
CHARLESTON March 2l-Cotton strong upward lenuepoS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-22

Middng. 13c.; Low Mding 12sc; Good Ordinary lie;
LOUISVILLE. March Election firm: Miling. IL 2c.
NEW OGLEAss. March 21.-Coton active and strong: MID
ding. ~ Low Middlng II SC Good Ordinary 1885,
net receipts 1925 bales il9l bales exports to
Great BRITAIN 3sO7 bales 10 France 3,7iS baies sales
ZOO bales; stock, 2Sl IFS bales.
SAVANNAH. March 2l.-CotoniIn; HidGlhg, 1850; Low
Middlng. IL 2c Good Ordinary l0Sc net receipts $50
bales gross CSC bales; sales, 80 bales stock 334V5
bales.
MEMPHIS, March ELECTION strong; MiddDg l23cs re
ceipts, 2O79 bales shipments 23l9 bales sales, $500
bales stock. 6G,j29 bales
AUGIsTA, March 2I.-Cotton quiet AMI steady offerings
very light; Mddng. II dc. Low Siiddlng, llS4c
Good Ordinary receipts li7 bales sales III bales
BOSTON. March Election steady; Mdding. l3c.; Low
Middlng l24c; Good Ordinary lOasc.; receipts l23
bales; gross 1873 bales exports 10 Great Britain 1913 bales
stock, y O66 bales.
CISCISSAr, March Election firm Middlmg l23c Low
hidlng II PC. Good Ordinary lO4c receipts 2Jj bales
shipments 427 bales sales 1874 bales stock 1877 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-22
CATTLE MARKETS.

buffalo, March 2l-CArTIR-Reoeipts TO-DAY. $50 head
s ears 'Sf c Hs Tfs4 Toa nq M & aaa s
balance sale here against $40 cars for he time asst
was fairly active and The aier,ancc Of country butchers
was good bui there sim attendance Of Eayt,In buy.
prices strong lc better most sales some few
ilc better than lsst week G5 disposed OF sales
OF Indiana steers averaging iO53 0OG sos ~ a - ~
81 9Odrl yOi llEos steers, aNeraging ll& 81 Z'S
i257ai$a9 n, ct as 20 80 OF; Ohio siesis aySrag
ing l02jcl03 h. at - 500 - 30 oxen at 81 3jG SO
supply the thus far 100 head against 5000
came week last year; the market Tor the week has
fairly active 1000 head all offered, Hndng ready sale the
brighten hatcher market the price strong &c
Gaoiaiio 4 oj head soa Tor the :nshoa market oel
a 81 f9E ,s - ss e ~ ;sH" ~ % p 60 62 N -
10 at - IS lu7 az = 30 zoe - % Missouri sheep
$ IS indiana ~ sheep ayera nS i n At a. . lead 10
HoGsNo fresh arrivals to-day the rrcerts Of SUNDAY are
4boO head AID lor Monday 200 head making The total sap
ply ior the week us far GOO n@G az nst 200 bead 1T
tao same time last week, aid 100 head Df no same last
Offering Yorker - 254@- - tpayy hog - 80
oil tnst were offered
CuciGo. olacn 2l.-cArrR -Rece'pts G,5oo head weak
sales d good STEERS at - - 81 C3a choice at IS i2ad
packing and skipping, - 20 60 all sold IN pn'nts, 1000
. s. = 2C.o asaa a.yG aaa lgSi'c higher
cipu, 300 head.
wArgsrows. Mass. March 2I-RrEr c,rrlg-Rcceip,s
Lace lsad me arrivals were llrs,y Ns,lern Ih. irsns
vcw Thoroughly dr.nc,'d 7ul tio ,och VAS not really ~
salahc condition. Thor W., EoNrNrf s'nr rue movement
Ist Quality -ics5 1'i second Uuali,r sSte5 90 ihiu
Quality SJaE5 D.. ,.,,,.. ...,......,..
the dloa' 80 srg U'ng the "aut c sa. rule Jos nN.as
up Of e uaapr ~ pounds for vet WOOL aN inc s. h'%
NOR, taan they would Il dry prices were ~ On non
80 90, ilun a. 10 Issc. % %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-22
WHITE STAR LINE.

WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
f. CARRYING THE
UNITED STA rs MAIL.
Steamers OF s Line lake the Lane Routes recommended
IIcut. Many. l. = y, sDah Of tho BlnGs the
passage to Queenstown all the round.
ADRiATIC. SAIU EDAI, March p. at D. m.
BALTIC SATt RDAG. April l, 81 IL 4. m.
RLPV BIC, SATI lDhI, April 8. 3 D. ~.
GERMANIC. SATl RDAA April Do. al 10 A. NJ
CELTIC. SATURDAY. AuT1 p. At 3 p. m.
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK, PIER %, NORTH
RIVER
steamers uniform In size and unsurpassed in ap
pOutnrnts. The saloon, StaterDJms Smoking AMI Batn
iooms are placed amlshps, the aud motion
least irii, afDTdng degree Of comfort hitherto unat
tainable at sea.
RATEs->aoou 49, $50 and rlCO. gold. Return Tickets
favorable terms. SterTacc, rs
Of plans aat other Information apply at the
ComIany's Ofices No. 81 broadway, New.Yor
r.. J. CORriS. Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-22

sReceips for past week Is OG2 pkgs do last week 1907
Arrivals continue free bat, with good Gena siCCh ha io
accumulated The contrary most Of e od siGck mas h'
worked storm yesterday caused nth - ana
h-ner but, ending III ram, a tir -h
as mashed ont Stil mlrkrt is not weak bat trade is
Ily n0rsto Csiye day and duck eggs begin 70
well established Geese e"Eh vary
non soc. dozen, asking 7Jc while duck eggs
sell Il 70 42Sc. rarely 3tc. Quotations: "a,
~ ana T. l. y GOz ais West com. to fair n =
State Penn. dl1z southern ......4O 44O1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-22
1f!ar5lc ano Slate Alantc!5.

EASONl a lSOLA
" STEAM siARBiE and GRANITE WORKS
IiG tp t-2 west iuth g., near bIoadW hy.
Monuments Nnutcl' Affairs, Figures, Tihne Wain~ror 2
&c Iup and Manufacturers In liay OF mtrbo
NuIk ui e. e. do,ci pttIH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-22
EXECUTIVE DETACHMENT, TGEAsURRRs OFFICE, I

TAtLT UtPAI.IMFNT, TEEA~TTfKH I
COLI MBlh, ;. c., feD. IL, 1916 !
OWING TO unexpected delays in the collcc-
" lion u taxes, tie psyment o. INTEREST on the CO ".
SDLlDATION BONDS ana STOCKS 81 the STATE OF
SOI III CAROLINA will d. POSITION !. ID until Api |. II
receipts shah make II possible earlier day for
payment will p" fixed.
Al due Coupons aud Interest orders and also those
urug JU &C. lIbn the soliiltou Bonds and Stocks,
receivable az par for state taxes.
Coupons neres, "rler, 81 July, 1874 receiva
lie for tlNr. only. D. D. CAEDuYO. IIca-. =. q.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-22

Receipts for past week, l4J3 boxes; do previous week
do exports wefk % do Liverpool cable quota
y shown thN OTHER SIDE ron tfo
tac; that there Of Is there SATURDAY after
he news shipments had reached them The udEci
may be called hrn but quiet here SINE Wy me che,s a
te trade Is turning upon common
a. medium goods shippers buying somewhat freely al 100
l2c Of 1900 reported AZ II Gfc 100 hne ~ ~
cheese al lie. ow O the factories
have commenced make cheese Dealers fear they wall
prices viz, price fOr the butter
skied of AID another for cheese made from The Ieu,
returned for the latter viii only DC what
tey must EXPECT Early skins mud hte sale here. Inc
mil of solicitations here in behalf OF the Centennial lAb
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-22
old DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
DACIFIC MAIL s. s. LINE.

DACIFIC MAIL s. s. LINE.
Il FOR CALIFORNIA, JAPAN, CHINA, AUSTRALIA.
NEW-ZEALAND. british COLUMBIA, sc.
Sailing from Pier foot Of Canal St. North River.
FOR SAN FRANCISCO via i5IHMtS OF PANAMA
COLON, Fr.1ay, IaTCh 81, ~ nom.
Connecting TO all GEN rtSAI. AMERICAN and SOrfTh
PACIFIC PORTS. ,,vr.-
FROM SAN FRANCISCO TO JAPAN AM CHiNA
CITY OF PEkING, Anrl l. ,,,- ,ro,,,,,o
FROM SAN FRANCISCO TO VICTORIA, fOfI lO"No
END. TACOMA, PORTLAND sc. SC,
ON the lOth and 10Th q eSfrya 'nns r'tn y r.
~ II. j. BULLAY Superintendent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-22

SOMETHING NEW. CHEAP and BEACIl-
- FrL-My Rose rrr Plate, lindi,,,in- '.or atd SUP
aTisl teeth, excel rN'NtEuS heretofore OF
.f,! ncsuy strength lui ghuts' needs ony {" F sc5n
appreciated male ~ ono dav AMI ony so 4" 80 per
can Nl- hsi Eubu'r N'i-, ilu1I $40 Ia
.. cold AID 4aiiua $50 10 80 Extracting under gas
ur T. g. NaII - i.f-t IWcuty thId IT,, mean Madison ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-22

Receipts past week 1928 packages: DO previous
week 7S5 Perhaps the most noticeable ttaluc 1T the
bu1er trade the very strong prices ohalh tho
return q load Of lo nTkus State uttcr Gnd % oi West
California IL good condition, ara Sot the
State II Sic and Western at 2ic We now ntfoducs regular
ou0ts1nS ~ butter, sufficient Is coming forward %
warrant single dealers have already received 10 p-
Of Tkgs. tGc lhc buit
from Jefferson, Livingston CR;taTaGgHs, and Lewis COuuii,
mis- state from Delaware and other counties The
selling at "a sec, with al SC, Fine
Delawae mali tubs 4Oc 1t is be prese that farmers
need no urging send forward fast mat Tor il wen
understood butter is now in quick demand At good @
when II pouring II
hence Oh. sound butter, or al
Sini Is in lemand-Far nsins FOR shipping South and Fine
half tuhs Tor city and the Eastern trade TINS last
zen saIce and brings 42c when found D-les haYs
Cortland d4TF OF ~ nall lu'S 81
he former ana another o. 40 equally divided between tubs
and mr. II AZ 3Gc with line ~ half tabs NJ 5ec western
hss een pretty well cleaned flnc Iowa factory 2;
Doe p Western Welsh at pie lot OF Rolls 81 2Jc IoI
poor the cleaning cut Of odds ana ends ~ o2e Cdoa
hons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-22

The most noticeable feature the poultry trade the
fcCiiOn freezing which
rived at We noticed splendid lot CT ducks selling right
along at "a 62Jc They fine an important
SAFE Just made OF 10000 frozen turkeys loo geese and
LOU ducks, all at 2jc he delivered here May for
the Centennial trade. This ) a high
poultry TO be solid frozen
vary considerably in price, according large small
are generally higher In common with other poultry. Live
also dong better Pigeons now, the
weather scattering them. MaaTl ducks sell a 3 ij other
Kinds are scarce few English snpe brought So IS - II
KEYS latIH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-22
gteamboats ano Railroads

NEPARTURE OF THROUGH RAILROAD
~ TRAINS FROM NETWORK.
EDl2 RAILWAY 800 ami 1915 a. IN. and y. m.
NEW YORK NEY-llAyEN. AID uAgFORD-For Boston via
>IgIhgitli--S % and 10 and p. via shore
ilu,, lO p. For New llavcn7iO. sos %. and
10 .. IL and l. 2:lO 3. 30. sis, .. Bnd lo p.
NlH lugN CENTRAL And HUDSON LaEEs-S, lu:3D and III
a. m, ami g. o. \ anI IL u.
INh,YLE RAlRO AiFOr the West and SOUTH via Pitts
.l-gjOa and ani $50 p. m. For q south. via
Washington $40 h n and ant ?. FOR Fniia. phia-
T. $50, $40 ami $50 H., AMI 1880 3 !, 40 >. o. Z,
$40 aui . y. m. II might.
NEW JERSEY ,rEANFor Philadelphia Steamer leaves
IN m 4. 2, m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-22

IIIEIsNNi8 I'M w OVs
i Between y EW.YOEk and BOSTON.
REDUCTION IL FARE
BETWEEN SEW-IUNk AND PKONIDENCE TO 81
BETWEEN SEw.YoRK AND BOSTON TO "a.
SrUNINGrON LINE.
The elegant steamers RHODE ISLAND EARRAGAN
sEIT aud SrONINGTON leave Per 3D. North River Of
Jay 81. daily except Sundaysl AZ > y. ~
ronsh Iicsst. 10 principal gland points r. r.
STATE SECURED Offices o.
Westcott Expl es- Company, aud at $40 Broadway.
PROVIDENCE LINE dimct
steamships ELECTRA LATEA leave Pier q, y. K.
foot OF ParApsce. daily Except Sundays at T. = " ~
Direct communication 10 WoIcester and points oeJOn
Freights via either line taken al lowest rates. ,,,
L. W. FILGlNs. U. Z. Azt u. 3 BABCOSA fEssiuSnls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-22
Lcrtistrn

EIEGANT GUM SETS, 81; Rose Pearl, SO (;
~ ta il. metal iur shallow jaws. $'i continuous gum,
YlIga ln. porcelain ,uag led, so nitrous oxide ta~ al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-22
higher prices stock Calves are lower arrivals being
MILK.

The daily
OF distribution were follows BY Ere RAILWAY 80
cream, 2,I17 cans mix il arcm RailToaa, 21OO 49,:
Haven Railroad 100 doi Hudson River Railroad. go
Midland ltairOad miscellaneous
do total 9OT7 40 Quarts each The rrce 81 which
che surplus has been sold The platform
averaged ~ II beginning %, declining -
advancing again 10 g. 25 and closing day 80 BOidens
CONDENSED MIX Company lately discontinued
Their daires which has sent milk the city caused
supply
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-22
rIuGU VALLEY RAILROAD.

1IAHRANGEMlNr OF pAS~ENGEE TRAINS. Dec. .,
STj-Lcaye d"pots foot " rnrhnd ana pr-io SIS AZ
D. m for PISTON. Bethlehem, A',ut Un, MaH,l tuuuk,
Uayrtun Grtvrr Meadow Mt'Wnv CITY, Si'nar oaH NJ.
Carmel, Wi,kesbafre rston Flnira &C. connecting Nith
trains 1l ithaca, Auburn kpchr-'tL B1iao Niagara rams
d. ui Tor Elslou. Bethlehem Allentown. Mauch Chunk.
acton NahauOy city Shenandoah. WScsllrre. P'tsna,
IuuA haurock Nc., making oO3o connections Tor Reading.
lOtt,ylll anl Harrisburg -,
1 .. M, Eas.un, B"tu'hesa, AHcntOwD, and hauoh
Chuuh Stopping 20 all stations - - - A ,,,.,... A,
$50 ~ Iu SIsnt INnre,s daily, Tor Ea>ton Bethlehem Al
Ieufowp Nnuch Ciunk MhAtsbare, llli,t0u kuuir re,
oonnrctg I'M Trains or ithaca, Auburn, Eohysicr BdGao
Na.ar1 Eoll. aud tho West Pullman sleeping coaches
attached. h'D " "a 49, '1P ''n i.i .,
General Eastern ONCE cJrcr Of Church AID COrtl.n1t ,s
AIIAN. IL. lIMMINlS. NsNnL 1.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-22

l,TElNWAI, CHICkERINU, aud oIhcr new
- mi secondhand PIANOS FOR SAi.E ana - REN !,
and applied O. purchase. Also, ohuNNS VI inc p's
make cIsy terms. -. =. go ,,...,.-... :, v
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-22
SY. WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
Tor TIE WEEK ENDING MARCH 81, 1876.
Irxpressy for y. Y. TRIBUNE by orr own Reporter
General Directions.

Pei eip for past week: Beans 2llS hbs do. previous
yeeE 5Gl2 bbs. exports past week 24lt PACKAGES lie
cepis peas 1880 bush exports past week.
Li6 brsh transactions been lighter, and rTcos gen
eray changed. We note what has no, been the ease M
some years Viz tic arrival Of two cars Canaca medium
beans They have beoH sold yet II more arc
10 come oUr weak without them m b. sun weaker
sae 200 bbs put on board Tor 81 -. Is noted
will IA dock Al g.. and 81 bbi. mediums TctAe
~ ) Yer MnlNL. AlLutaLl.L...
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-22
tilnsitnI Jnslrnme'lis.

e. Y. BALL & Co, ~
-. No. IS EAST 18th ST.
CI,crerinas Steinwa"s other Pianos and Organs low
forra,b on in-tailmtDt1. and FOR rufL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-22

EReceipts Of dea fruit for week PAP pkgs and l6Zl
OF peanui with Of pecsns Apples are veIy quet ~ pres
tht selling only a sort retail We instance ~ DDS
sste quarters damp and heavy packed at sc WIN ~ Dds
sliced at lOLc Peaches quiet though bim Cher
r1es difficult reach outside quotations
a. fUeo offered ngiIth,
with demand Peanut active az higher ng
ureA Hickory nuts can scarcely be sold We quote: 80,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-22

Hhecepts hogs S44; shipments OF cat
khd salt meats Tor the lab boxes oaeon 2sbS bos
snd terces beef Ia bb pork and lS2 packages lard
eee perk and mutton have advanced in Keeping with The
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1876-05-20

rose, when Mr.. Lewis offered q
resolution instructing the Commit
tee on Rules to inquire into the
propriety Of consolidating the OF
Aces of Doorkeeper and Sergeant
at-Arms, which was adopted, and
the House adjourned.
MAY lin the Senate adverse
reports were made on large number
of petitions for compensation for
property destroyed during the war.
Favorable report was made on the
bill requiring the Bal m,re and Ohio
Railroad Company t. move tracks
from certain streets III Washington.
"A house bill was passed. providing
for the erection of public buildings
in Memphis, Tenn. The Bclknap
articles OF impeachment was further
considered in closed session, without
result.
In the House bill was passed to
abolish the tax on savings banks re-
ceipts. The postotiice appropriation
was considered in committee OF the
whole, reported to the House, and
passed.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1876-05-20

New York, May IA dispatch
to the Herald from Vicksburg, Miss.
May 18, says A special to the Her
aid says one hundred and fifty armed
negroes broke into a store about II
miles west Of Woodyille, and robbed
it Of all the ammunition, shoes, sad
dies, &C., contained in it. The sher-
if Of the county, hearing of the dis
turbance, issued proclamation COM
der was disregarded. To-day he sum-
moned posse, and, on coming up to
negroes, again ordered them to dis
perse. The negroes defied him and
fired on the party. The fire was re-
turned, and a sharp skirmish ensued
resulting in a victory to the posse. -
1t is thought twenty negroes were
killed and several wounded. No
further trouble is anticipated.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1876-05-20
Railroad Accident to am Tx
cursiOn Train.

RICHMOND, VA, May IB.--Later
and authentic reports of the accident
to the military excursion train on
the Petersburg road show that the
report telegraphed last night was
considerably exaggerated. The news
was based upon information received
from the first parties arriving from
the scene Of accident. 1t Is now
known that no one was killed. Some
eight or ten were more or less injur-
cred.