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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-29
Sales tD Aucilon.

4. MFRwIN, Aucuonecr.
10Y BANGS, MERWIN Il Co, 656 Broadway,
40 tsalgs OF Booas. WORKS Of Art &c. sc.
NOTICE-E. A. LAWRENCE & Co., Auc-
" oneer Will Sci az public auo1 AT loot Of Christopher
IT., r., CYder of Department ~ Docks FRIDAY.
April T. 1916 at ~ Ccock NJ. about 90 END OF DOCK
PILES. FOR fui information, The City Record. Copies
sale at No. CITY Han.
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Droohlnn l)roper!p Go fei.

TO LET-45 South POrtland-aye in the best
Ill., reestory high stoon stone 'front.' ec-
gaty throughout and partly furnished " desired
rutland & WHITING. . Boeklnanss
H,O RENT-FURNISIiED--T handsome A.
Il story brown stone EOUSE, with extra LOT known as
81 First place Henrysi The house handsomely fur.
ushe throughout win be rented low 20 good tenant for
years. Apply premises between 10 IN and
y. IA.
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CATTLE MARKETS.

BUFFALO March -CAnIE-Recelps TO-DAY. l,5sl head:
making total for the week tins far S9Ss head s
sale here against 302 cars for the same time a
active the attendance of country purchasers gooi 6
s taste n Sgs IN M al ys on es
and poorest thin stock averaging The greatest decline eu
to c of quality Of The stock Offering compares fayoraoy with
ing oi0 90 Eco and 2B5 rs at II 5Oaf4 "a ds5 2ed
50 S5 Indiana steers langing rom s 70 o32 . q, - 80
50 37sa$5 - Michigan steers ranging rom $40 TO l. '3
~ a. zoe 81 stockeTs at 50 s0dSi co. oxen averaging I43O
SHEEP GEp IAysReoeips today 200 head makiqg ,ns
the last week and $500 head for the
been fairly active and ali offerings found ready sale quality
Of offerings generally common to ia peS 80 tG. o
OF about last weeks quotations Tue sendanee S b pn
being tho Brighton butcher market and the eaiahse
mainly for the Eastern ade sales Of ohio shec aysrasng
- s7h; 10 At - 90 MICHIGAN shsep nEsrSghB - ~
Michigan lambs averaging 81 H. at 81 Jo yards are bare Of
t2ng head making o oS iSi s%p3y Fly
for NE "o1G Ens lar g5Oo mead anr 800 o SeaG ast
year the the has been moderator active ths
Sas we noe s. 25GiS 81 FOR light oGc $50
8 ~ for heay hogs eas % o sG 9 s S hot %ap,d
when good Workers can be bought
M lead Tho market las been heavily stocked with
received at intervals duIne the MeeE ara tIS roS a.
probably al better advantage; sales OF Choe at - 6og
Second Quality, $50 s6 so THiTd Qua,iiy, JA+O %.
SHEEP LsMDsRccipts J,sJ2 head prices OF shcep
urcau ged week. sod over 81 70, EXCEPT
ing al lambs, and very hno; te laAt Is IN iu supply
from sales IN lots at F2GS3 20 cac extra SAC
SO 80, or from - 10 1'lc. ID.
CHICAGO, March 2sCArrE Eecepts, 1000 head official
rece pts Yesterday $500 head market fairly active though
the Storm Las inerierst with rhe prices %css and easier
lao head.
oGs-ecepts 600; market dull but prices rather irmer
packers at = iGSS 26 aud Philadelphia 7ja$9;
Shipments, 5000 mead.
siiEFP-ieceits 400 head; market active strong and
2565Oc higher Common and stock sheep ~ 2j0Si 40 ;
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Gonnirn propertp Go Get.


AT MORRISTOWN, MADISON, and sum,
RESIDENCES TO rent for SALE and exchange FARMS for
sale aud exchange j. Henry Johnson co.. MorrsoHn Nj
COMFORT, HEALTH and EC0N0MY.sm1For
2G2 Washing (wcoGsde) Newark, Nj Good sized
DENIsON' $50 Beleyilleaye. Newark.
TOR RENT-For six months one year, a
i handsome NTRYIsF r overlooking inc Hudson, 70
miles from New York completely suIsNga ell modern cly
TOR RENr-1he two Greeley houses at
4 ChappaqDa both in the midst OF an old forest and YET
within O hST @ S seo ann q@ en- hot and @
throughout. Gardens attached Inc most picturesque
address X. Chappaqul p o.. westcheser County, N y
EOR RENT-With or without part Furniture,
4 caTPS Sc TiR gyb9sSS e ppFs 1 on and aa;y yon
acre aia ont in drive garden lawn shade fruit berries Ge
afsac q' GSy and erisr locality minutes from lib
SiJ.' DS geS ihes 20 'IH ,Um i,,N nt'Is
lists 2g W 81 Tes bflsh E RsRS \ f. OF address
HOUSE at ASTORlA.-To LET, furnished
nnfurnisHed handsome double house with stable
and one acre OF sr2un1 " zoo oreI ara " .i stnae VIM
rent H,i Apply to w. j p p REe6gI ,,,v
40 LET very low or FOR SALE-FARM Of
A 40 acres between Rye and Whi,e Plains very high
%aSe s5 SHns Win Fn G. ea %B& I syc
Tl7O LET OR LEASE. FURNISHED-Qn tho
years, residence, VITA 70 acres mlnnts
ed AID 30th Apply To- Wa. y. CLAkk 10 Nhainst
Ts,O RENT for the .ummer-A I'm nished house
AZ Midleiown Conn; required Address Look
Box lis p o.. Middctow1, coma
rE'O RENT-A comfortable FARM HOUSE,
with gaIdcu stable rO ard pasture orroN, Hie from
iamlaTy station Hudson rive Rent, $50 ApfY
TO THEODORE H. WErNOBE, 81 aud 80 Pno,t., L0om o.
FENO RENT.-At Crawford. y. J. Con Central
RaiTosd'. 81 minutes from NewNork, handsome cot:
Convenient depot rent moderate Address Box 50f,
NeW-ICfk PostO dice.
rgNO LET at Plainfeld, n. IA large HOUSE,
three minutes walk from Nethcswooi station, contain.
thirteen IN good repair m barn, with SIX 2cros
OK land, fruit trees, &c. rent low Inquire II -
ISAAC &. HIGGINS,
70. 1875 William A., NewYorS
FlNO LET-In the town of Wcstchester, on tho
line Of the Port chester RAILROAD and 10 minutes walk
from Tilp5ons station large ~ I'D HOUSE, %
rooms with 20 % stables, irat garden and ell
necessary ouDudiEgs Rent 4lOVo Yer paIlcusrs Apply
10 WM. BYFElLD,
% Centre 81
NKERS.-FURNISHED HOUSE to RENT.
New GnTy ana attic rooms on nTst noof 10
baie'nent batn bot and cold water sistea on eegatet
ground healthy locality commanding tNienslye river view
len minutes depot aud five from steamboat land
ing; less than from City Hal good garden rens
only SlO5 per mont1 % small family. References. Ad
dress Box 65y IOn.aTs,
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OFFICIAL RECORD OF REAL ESTATE TRAEsFE
NETWORK CITY.

Ave A,nws, rs It o Of 1stst, Il3x200 TO BerTtan.
ave; also LeTingtOn-aye, $, 400 IL OF 3d,st DOk
100; also Herrian-aye, $ cor of 3d-st, 5O4lOOi
war0 ".-u '. $1,000
and sie to ilernanl Peysor ............ Nominal
'" yge ~ ~ 1.So - SeIIny6 500
lG and ~ Se 10 Fre n Wood 1880
Smith and yife to iosn vincent 5000
%aS ,ii So Henry 10 E@iiy a Vefiiy 1880
se5altl to Norris Feder 2l.OoO
Z FeI.F AID Vie Vie 10 Martin EascR 10000
South Ynukers 90 Miles square, 4OSlOo
(2ith WartD Robert Brown and wife TO Mars ,.o
Sd-st, 4Dx75 cath ward) Hester AcNulty TO Robert
j. Brown. Nominai
SaIt To- ,amse $500
oy tat q. re 10 Ichard Ees 1900
IRksEs
eth.aYe (NO ID yrs store. basement, ami stable; -
HassingrT a RneCAicf toiV
Sh (No 4O5) yrs, basement; Waiter Lawrence oo
To Francis II heating wv
go 44), and back room, yrs III 90
John ID Detlets. o5O
10 JACOB Ch1nberiai and 1900
D Trisi 20 T9rgaret 1900
brew Ben and Orphan Asylum society .,... 1900
Manhattanst 8, e Of lOthaye, 10 yrs John Fnes 100
Frederick w Becker 0OO
LOfic.aI.I J. \. SAVAGE Deputy REGISTER
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Corntrp Real Gsiate fer Sale.

GUNNER BOARDING. For sale, large and
- excellent building and extensive well shsded swn ana
grounds at Oneida n r. convenient TO the n Y Central X
Station The whole Is admirably adapted and located for
tho comfort and health Of summer boardes Desirable IN
YNHE MOST DESIRABLE and extensive RES
IDENCE situated In the very heart Of New Haven, for
exchange exceedingly favorable terms and price, Ia
ground hennery gardeners house grape
ries &c. Address r. r. e. owner. Astor House. NewYorx
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-29

Exports 81 potatoes for this week, 1854 bb Canabcats
filed with potatoes anxious 20 nOad-Ora least their
that they for other reigtA hence
potatoes seldom refused IN fact prices
stable. Lots being sold low 6O015c. q
Dbl not IN prime order Ont rmef The cleaners
Charleston and savannah owing 70 the late storm have
with vegetables Tic last sold oI
5Ods3 box HOnCUsc cucmbcTs sell fOr II 15a 81 20
50G1jc. Savannah asparagus sold 81 Soc.
400 small buncnes some North Carolina
latnr IN
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40 LET very low or FOR SALE-FARM Of
40 acres between Rye and Nhiie Plains; very high
ground bindings with lawn, garen, ANA orchard $500.
whole 500. r. 4. ENbREr, 10 Bf0btNay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-29

Receipts Of drd fruit Tor the week 32 pkgs and 966
OF Apples not moving to any
extent lot " dark y Al &c, with
state 0bDed d. few bDs sliced at 92c, with
~ bills al lOc very little doing IN other drod
bs.2 Fnees generally unchanged, and nearly nominal
Peanuts coming forward lees freely aud hrmy held
Thre is for hickory nus and they dropped We
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VprfTs

There been arrivals Of apples some In GOOD or
der Prime holding for ~ 90 but may be
sold fot out OF the No Is sold for 81 30 and the
No Is at 90 So lot OF a5O bbls scaded was sod
at 81 101S2 Strawberries greatly In quali and pr1ce
They from Savannah Cranberries slowly at
Single boxes choice retailing at So Some Of the late Flor
ida order. hold
little demand. Quotations.:
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WOOL MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA, Penn. March 28WoO dull prices steady
and Without chane supply light but sufficient of me sh
demand Of Ono. leDnsy yaEa and West NT.in. M
above, - ~ Y, 45Gt1c Medium i9d52c Loars'
New Michigan. Indiana and western tlG 10
Medium 10 De-; CCars, 3jQf5c; comDng Narci
ScG5c; Combug roashed ~ pc; Canada COutin2, G3c
Fine, UnWashed 20 SOC; Coarse and Medium, hw0she
IS Q7 lec; Tub aGief 39GUJC.: Colorado, washed, 70
2sc Colorado UnWasled EXU and Aorlno. Pulled
35d4Oc; Super, Pulled $50 Oc. Texas Flre and
Medium 1886; Texas Coarse. l9dZZe.
PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.
PROVIDENCE T. L. Merch Z8.-Frintng Cloths quiet ;
Standard ana Extra C4x6i red at $50 with
important saiCs.
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Gi.n propertp 60 fet.


E'RENCH FLATS TO LET CHEAP, in
l25th st., shave; nine rOoDs range boilei BATH
gas fixtures SC Inquire OF G. SPENCER 237 West l25tht
THO LET-The 3-stOry BRICK HOUSE, 219
East Nineteenthst all improve nents ard IN perfect or
der. Apply 20 JOHN FOSTER, 2ls East ghteenth.st
VNO LET-The lower and part of the upper
gether. Inquire on premises
rJ'O LET-Two large well-lghted OFFICES,
second floor OF white marble building, 1875 and 1877
Fuons near Churchst Apply 70 Phyie brs on pGenl.es
rg'O LET-LOFrS Of the five-stOry marble
building 426 BOomest 25xll0 suitable for any business
Inquire Of w @ WALKER 2eyla broadway or on premises
VO LET-Part of HOUSE on Third-avc.,
consisting Of ~ together separate TO two small
families Of aGnlts the lower part taken q by
Apply $50 Thirdaye. -
lNO LIGHTHOUSE convenient for an invalid.
having automatic elevator and SAMMY second.story
good repair; possession in April. HOMER MORGAN No.
Zine at. or GOODALE, No. . west 23dst
lSTH-ST, near the Academy of Muslc--To
Ht LET gentee three story and high basement HOUSE,
furnished; filed; good opportunity Tor hrst-
hoUsekeeper bon or let furnished Address
CONFCCIUS. Tribune Onice, Box q
III BR0AD-ST.-T0 LET-First FLOOR
4 and part OF third. :. II. THAYER, 100 Nsssau-st
9S~ BROADWAY, opposite City Hal.-First
81 floor bank Wi be altered 20 suit good
tenant Apply IN the Bank.
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NKFRS.-FURNtSHED HOUSE TO RENT.
New eioTy and attic sayrn rooms on r.. t9ori %
enent: batn, hot cold sl'l2ted on elevated
ground healthy locality; commanding extensive river view.
len minutes walk depot Tvs from steamboat land
ing less than Ciy Hal good garden; rent
only SlO5 per 70 a small family. References Ad.
dress Box 65y I0n.eTa,
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HOUSE at ASTNRIA.-T0 LKT, furnished

< or nnfurnsHed a handsome double hCU e, with stable
Of ground IN uoi ORDER ard wei situated within
Gye minutes walk Of ferry or steamboat anlngat 70"
rent. Apply TO j. b. HtisO. NJ,
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NATIONAL LINE.

r AIIVNAL LI-'N'
From Piers ~ and g. Worth River
FOR LOSDDS DIRECT
uOILAED n II 4 ii1DA1. March 81. . a. IL
FOR OF ELNSTOWN AM LIVERPOOL.
EGYPT ....a prl 9:5G HELNEiih Arl l5,J3O am
THE QUEEN. hIrl :, Sp "a ENGLAND AFrh@Z: 81 pm.
cabin passage 500 and SO currency Return tickets 1T
reduced .,-.-
Stpragr passage S26 currency. Prepaid Storage tickets
from lsu. and reand and scotland tho lowest
Drafts issued ron II upward. az current prices.
1F''' +. W. J. HURST. Manager.
New-York, Havana & Mexican Mail 5. 5. Line.
- Siealrrs leave pier 3, North River, at p
FOR HAVANA DIRECT:
CITY OF NEW-N I'll kSDAi. Mar 30
CITY DF MERIDA ~ tSDA1 AFri
CITY or VERA CWUL..-....-...... THURSDAY, Arrl l3
FOR VERA CRUZ AND NEW-ORLEANS.
calling Havana PrJgresO Canveachy Tuspan and ampico
CRY OF MEklDA....---..--......iuE SDAn, Aplii IL
'l.-.-a. ---- ....ll
For freight passage, apply 20
X SONS. NOS 81 and 81 Broadway.
Steamers viii leave orleans April rs May Tor
Vera cruz and MI the above ports
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Receipts for past week, -.
los DO. exports p3st " SEX,
tons, bl~ Ga. With no dire {
a docIu, OF 6d. abroad, and
have not operated a. freely.
umy ct favor cheese 70 sen,
Ing 1olOc. for thom. Trade
elected, luG the taeitnS al proa
do not quote a decline. TIC IA
In alnnai that We may soon D
continued free arrivals rather
some CouceS> iCls NrB beng
goods. We might instance lDt,
al l4c.. aHuo state factory ~
.{q1 boxes 40 DC, the remains
gt Sc. "39 Wisconsin a. 10
slld JUly. ~ 9l2c. We quote ::
g.YH. A.. sa.H FaHHAE
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Receipts for past week, IS Vkgs do last weeE IS 062
free and the demand scarcely Keeps them
nom ulatiOn ',asicns made N price Deal
generally dropped o 1000. to-day, Though some sun hold
iAt lZC, loss Geese cSSs
dn~,silri IriCC. Quotations
M ana g. !. y dO,. ~ lsfS southern 0lG
state aud Pcnu.....T 0l12 Duck. --..--.25 81
Mesi choice 400
Wesi. 10 fair. 10 ol62l
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Ave A. nws rs n n Of 1st-st Il3x200. to Berrtan-
ave; also. LeTngton-aye, @ 5, 400 It Of 3dst 5Ox
100; also, Herran-aye, W cor OF 3a-st 3OAdOoi
Phebe Berrian and husband " Chas BerTlan (2ith
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GERMAN LLOYD

n Olkl II GG!thAE' i4l-V J -
~ sTEAMSHiP LINE PETWEFN NETWORK,
SDUIHAHpfON. AND BREMEN.
COMPANYr~ PIER foot Of SECONDSI. HOEOhEN..-
HkB~bt EC. SATURDAY. 4 pL IL ODER, Satnrtv Ap 4 ~
NECKAR, saturday Aprl s. ~ sl.uftat; Abti 80
RATE. OF PASSAGE from NETWORK ~ SClIHAhf-
TON, HNVRE OR BREMEN: -. .,
FIRST CABIN, ilOr gold. SECOND CABIN soV goiu
STEEEAGE, $50 currency. - . l,..,,o
Return Tickets reduced rates. ETepad otoeds" N'i1n
catss, So
FOL freight passage apply 70 ~, q ,,..,,,, .,o,
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Receipts for past week Eoans 2,20S bels DO previous
Ssek 3iS bbs.: past week. 1852 packages re
eerIs OF peas week. l7Olj bush exports past weeE
IN bush The Havana w. ~ nnarSeL besides btI9S E
Supplied with Marrow Beans Is IN ~ unsettltG sate sT
Inc Inc currency question and that being about the only olue
oT pd o beans extremely dun here even ~
cr 0noatioBs large and there seems
O. e no wqv Of moving them Is The trade ~ hedinnS
ch better with very tlo DONG in Red Kidney a1d PCi
icons " have seldom the tme when ~ was 50 oifut
10 move Beans especially tho price was reduced now ~ Is
not 50 much the Price as IL IA Gonl want lhe 10 90
ceg any unart3ut transactions 20 note. ono lot OF ~
Ibs Fme Mediums sold the dock al 81 10, ana -
iis e kidneys at 81 3d. with II Dbs Inferior MaI1oWs AZ
81 % aud bbs Mediums pedded out at II ~ some mar
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NY. Wholesale PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
EnR TIE WEEK ENpING MARCH 2s. 1876.
lE1rross FOR rnr y Y. TrngyE By cur own RoPOFterl

IFxrrcssy TIN y. v TRIBUNE ~ cur own hepVtleI
General Directions
ec,s only GOOD ariccs The ght and other expenses cat
on p09r goods rat everything good order An attractive
* scores examination, often makes sale who're r
tcse or sOycnly appearance fails Pack securely SO a
The motion viii not allow the contents 70 chanse SoOUt
penty Of rls1n dry STRAW with eggs halk phy
ifh ytipia stencil plate - bestaud note contents OF te
boz or barrel stating lie amount Also send letter 81 ne
sane tre stating what sent the route, tEc &c ~ N
voice OF shOnld also be Enclosed in barrel or box AE
number OF Secure for yOufsti lsiSt
sion goods put best shape so that your hah II ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-29

The daily receipts for o week at the various points
OF distribution follows: BY Erie HALLWAY 80 cans
cream. 2.175 Harlem RAILROAD, 2,415 do. New
Haven Railroad 767 do. Hudson River railroad, $40 90:
Railroad do miscellaneous nearby routes LOO
do total g. Of 30 quarts each The prlco at which
surplus has sold Tie platform during the past week
averaged 81 AZ per beginning 81 90 declining TO
2J advancing 81 so at which closes. The past
The hardest weeks for selling milk. al
time when Is expected to sell well large amount OF
mix Is left each day. and has TO be mado into butter or
CHEESE De fed out Dealers call the poorest week they
have ever
POULTRY AND GAME.
Dressed poultry scarce in fair demand and higher F1ne
stock when perfectly sOd brings about the price o.
fresh also doing better with moderate arrivals. Most
POOR Pigeons still scarce and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-29

Receipts for week 800 baes do previous week 1880
bales exports S43 bales Shippers buying few Hops at
present and brewers holding back hence light trade
Stin prices the light. 80
bale lot of fine state Hops only little oveed sold for
l6@c We quote:
stare l76ls Tisconsns. .......10al5
State fair good l6l6 Yearlings Ga 10
Eastern. ....... lOdl4 OIds all rowths....... 40 8
MEATS.
Receipts Of Western dressed 30s: spments OF cut
and salt meats for the week, 5646 boxes oaoon 559 bb
telccs beef 1862 bbs and 4,5l6 packages lard
The for dressed hogs Is nearly There has been
marked falling of In shipments abroad though
considerable
beef also being sent large refrigerator hte
In the More 500 head OF cattle
that last week Chicago dressed beef Refrigerator
ears ia fine cond ton and sells we'll to the price OF
fresh killed Beef IL generally rather higher and II mutton
while bulk of calves lower and hogs Tender
lOins have advanced. Quotations;
Beet siGes CITY. 10. ai0ia fIogs, state and Jer-
Do, do. O. sey. medium. IL n.14
DO Western good LA ga Do heavy -.......l0'4dl1
Do, DO. poor. "a Do. West city KID l0Sal0S4
Calves, hog iresaed 10 dl22 Do West dressed l0d =
DO, cOinm0n..... q % . IenderlOl' pOrk....l5 Clio
Hogs state and Jer. Mutton. prime III d12
sew l4Ql1ia Do. common to fair al0
MI
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-07-22

NAILS-sS 109S 20 y keg.
NAVAL STCRES-Resn. y Dbl; virgin,
9' psIs. O. No: l. I 7oi 10. /: 4 90; piteh, y \
Manila rope, slb. IS91skc; Sisal. 160l6kc;
tarred rope. 15c; tar marlin, $50: spun yarn,
$50; oakum. y bale. navy. 5. American navy,
/ 50; best navy. 6.
ONIONS-per Dbl. So 509S 70.
PICS FRET-Kegs $50 to l 90; half Dbl. Sa
P0TAToES-sl OO@sl Is per barrel,
PICKLES-Per barrel, 3 So; half-bsrrel,
PAINTS-Linseed oil. 6S; boiled. 7sc
turpentine, 40; Japan dryer. &9Sl IS; putty,
bulk. 40; bladderA SO; varnish, coach, 3 %;
copal, No. IL rs; fre-proof paint. dry, 40
Venetian red. dry, CooksOn's. SIC; yellow
ochfe, dry, French, 80; white lead, l09llo;
red lead. lie; cottage colors. 9%@l0%o.
PEAS-S2 Q092 Is y bushel.
RICE Ordinary to choice, 69S%c.
SUGAR, LOUISIANA In hhds, fair
SIC. fully fair. &c prime. sc; choice 9Mg
loo; yellow clarified l0%9l0Ac; white clari'
fed. 1l1<c; barreled 20 higher.
crushed l29l2zc; granulated and powdered
sYR6PS-0emmOn to fancy 4Oc to 500 pei
gallon.
SALT Coarse and CONNER fine 81 1901 IS;
dairy in bbls; as to 8 90; Liverpool coarse,
c11hea WV Att LANotRVVA Hhot cAChes W w
] IS per Dbl.
S0AP-Rosin and German S to exc per ID.
STARCH-ih95c per ID.
SWEET P0TAT0ES-2 G92 SO per barrel.
TINNERS' ST0CK-Tn plate, lC, l0xl4,
q box. u; 10, l4x20, Is; &c, l2x12. u 90; &c.
roofing, Is; TX, l0xl4, Is; TX. IA 90; Is; TX,
l2xl2, u. IS; sheet iron, boiled. Nos. 26 and
n, 595hc; do, charcoal, Csc; do, galvan-
lied, l39l4c: Russia iron, 24c; imitation do,
l7c; sheet zinc, lie; iron wire, 99l5c; soldier,
M9-c; lead, l0c; copper pits. 56e; metallic.
sc; block tin, 35c.
VINEGAR-Good to choice, lS925c, and
common, lac per gallon.
WHIsKY-Proof. per gallon. as in age and
quality, 81 259T 90.
W00L-F Fine fleece washed, Is 70 26c pei
pound; medium fleece washed, 30 TO SIC;
coarse fleece washed, q to Csc; choice tut
washed. SJto 35c; fair tub washed. & to SOC
fine unwashed, Is to lie; medium uHwashed,
q to 25c; coarse unwashed, Is to zoe; common
aEd bury, 10 to l3c.
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE-Two and
three hoped, painted buckets. so IS; buck
cts. & dozen. hrass-beund. cedar, 2 and
hoops, s699; tubs, painted, nests Of 5, 3 IS;
No. !, 9 so; No. 2, 5 so; No. 8, 7 so; churns,
pine. Is to Y inches. 7 5000 so; cedar,
iron-bound, Is sl7c; cedar, brass-bound. 16G
20; we'll buckets. 4 $685. so; washboards. wood,
2 90; sine, 2 %; ~ax-handles. ] 259l $50;
measures. nests Of s. lei rs.
WHEAT-No. 2, 75o to 81 90 a bushel.
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excursionists, passed up the river
in a gallant manner worthy the
name she bears, turning at a point
below the railroad bridge, apd,
with her PROV directed toward the
Bluff City of Tennessee, she de-
parted FRONT the City Of Roses, where
She had received the grandest ova-
ton ever accorded to any steamboat
on Arkansas waters, which it is the
hope of all that the Garland may
long pillow with safety, profit and sue
cess. 1t was regretted that Cover
nor Garland's absence from the city
prevented him from receiving and
welcoming the boat and her officers
in person.
The following beautiful little
speech was made by the handsome
little daughter of Captain Ed Now
land, in presenting a garland of
immortelles TO the officers and crew
of the boat at the landing last night
=" Captain of our gallant craft, run
up this garland and crown her col
Ors. May she wear it as an emblem.
May time deal gently with her, and
may she guide herself into the peo-
pies hearts and retain her hold as
securely as he whose proud patro-
nymic she bears. Captain and
crew, into your keeping we commit
her. With cheers, we bid her God
speedp
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inally unchanged.
COTTON.

The market opened quiet and steady,
with o light inquiry but fair offerings
and slim transactions. Liverpool spots
we're frmer, with arrivals firm. New
York spots we're quiet and steady, with
no change in futures. Estimated sales
for the day, $50 bales; sales yesterday
were 800 bales, of which %spinners took
100 and exporters 200.
COTTON KxcUANGH QUOTATIONS. - STANDARD
AMRKIOAN CLASSIFICATION,
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

PUBLIC LEDGkR OFEIcR.
MEMPHIS. TENN. July p. 1876.

MEMPHIS. TENN, July 2, 1876.
Business in financial circles to-day
was exceedingly quiet and devoid of in
terest. Beyond local checking and de-
posting, there was nothing doing. The
banks report collections easy, with bal
ances well kept up. First.class COM
mercial paper rules at SOIL . cent. y
annum; street rates on short loans rule
at l1@2l . cent. . month. Exchange
remains quiet and steady, as follows;
Buying on New York at par and selling
at tc premium; on New Orleans, buying
at to discount and selling at par. Bro
kers are paying llOi@lll for gold, with
few transactions. Scrips and bonds of
every description continue dull and NOM