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, 1876-05-22

CHICAGO.


AnnrvAIs-gehr Elya, Holland, wood; schE
Orlant, Oswegu, coal; stur Cosoan. st. Joe, sun
drlaA; aeht G. ]. Noedcr. Muhlstee, lumber; schr
Frank Crawford, Muskcgon. lumber; sttnr Chicago,
Manltowoc, suaar!cs; prop Messenger, Denton
lIarbor, sunlr1cs; schr J. Y. joncs, Muskegon.
lumber; stmr Aipcnn, Mnskcgon, nunaEcs; schr
Il. u. Moore. caysvllle, lumber; scow Sea staE,
Lud!nston. wood, prop Glemat!s, Peshslgo. tow.
Ing; schr Feshtgo, gcshtigo. lnmbcs; schs Active,
iuSNsfs p.9p of9ato teea usy, ,,nsa ,sssaaIsss;
W. Sass niose Ga Iudnstoa ' aSes SSSs, .cf &atsI
sss; 1;!sss sa t.$ssS
sehr Nptth Star, pentwate,, lnnber; schs Chris
ttans, Kenosha, gravel; sshI holo!t Lndinsto,,,
is sio hnnises ambsl ssht a. sn ss
!nons, Grand Haven, l1mber; schr .. Aiehaelspn,
Luding.on lamnef schF Carrier, Ftankiest lgn.
rsrker. Kseanaba. iton.ofe; schT., Harvest
whI1 Ill.,. .a1t bss:s III os M.1soo
clsssisHa, eesi; seS. Tssssl, Au.tsss!s lumSss;;
Tay, laaCos; schr Gusal LIncoln, lumber; scdF J.
Y s civ MsAfa St cy IT, &BA q 'fas Ill., ;ssss Usss
aaS aa.Se, s sh 'a 'fsS A;@ss%sss @s.sss Afa.ss
S:SP Eel T. oi5"s T. soclsy ssa sSsSsssa. sssSssa Es
nchr ], ", brown, MusIsgen lumber; schr IL
iuinbsry slhE William Jones, Michigan cIty, light;
sclr John schultlu. Menomtnec. colas poels; sehl
Cussoia. Lipeeln iuntcs; psop FonatAi1 City,
towing; scow Malia, 'Lndipgtop. Lambert scl,t
Tfsasfsf MpsksEou Lumber. ssh5 city y atana
pvtuskey wo5d; ashs l. Il. Coatea, Muskvgqu,
lumber; seow Marion Dixon, Grand Haven, l1n''
b0rt schf rsssa, Grand !iAvcn, lutnbssi schF der:
uis Lind, Grand Haven, Lumber.
ClKAxAMoxs-Btux Cosona, b. Joe. pkg
, 1876-05-22
GENERAL MAIkKETS.
ALCOHOL-Was stronger, III syupashy With high

=. AAIVIaHA@H& AuVhSEis IL AyapA@At VIVA A9sA'
nIt5oM.CoIiN-Tnc order trade continues faI,, and
nriess s,e s.eady for neary ali ursdea tho onjy suus
Ko ase, eoca sa @
good medium brush ostHc; fatr irsJJo md covert
snr1 souu ,|"n. uus ~. so,"a - ut.n" ~
ri nUTiElEcoa.inurs ' weak md deeitntns. nuyeu
ars atlnr hold somawhst tuoro freely ii ts srIuced
1rtccs h,. tha tmnr"vcn,snt In thu .emsnd h.. rot
Kept pace with tho nrreaaoin in tho supply ND fur.
ther considerable shtnksva in rhiaes il now gcheray
iooked fos' Ta fcduee our Qaoteuoha ~ io1'oWS:
Choice to fancy yellow, 1t9Y7os msdluft 70 coed
DAGalEarhsrs W. an nnieftona u wsasncss to
.ha h.ssnE MARKET TFado does not como up . q.
sae rsrsas
CSC, Ontario, sc American 4, s,o, Ap,oskrae.
2.Ncs otter Creek, 2:Ac, hurlsp bags, \ bu. l4'ss
Do. double. aaaa4e.
CllEESE-Thcso was no pcFccrtiblc Improvement 10
tho uhet,e trao buyer. ..o no. uel,nea 10 order Ia
hafsnce OF current neeaa' anu uhaef 'nefcaae aup'
plies slc feeling y dop'e1.ea FoI coca to shoea fas
""t,td~ nS,,,c counarot1yniy src rnrrA nMotst,ons
ou"luu hsuso eo'aIM"u.uH H1s INV, ssH'.A.lo!l1 1
a.s osioc Tor good " choice. ahd s<8e 1of poorer
Goat,-only lm.n business = accomplished >. tho
A. esg so Sanasa q W t5!e s3 @ hs ,ss.
ss:51 lajilnoTa 1 3hio. sa.soQtoO; liinois s4.Gss
Edos=wers In uaoaerato request and vr.t At lo,ss
seliuIt alxious u cu:a tut. .
A. A. Es.; YslaH shs HsIkst Isfsn5nx Sse,snsy.
, 1876-05-22
LAKE MICHIGAN.

About twenty eargocs Of lumber arrived inrng
tho last twenty.fo hours A largo Number Of
lun,bps-lalcn ycsae1s arc st!ll due. They arc uns
doubtcdly detained by tho adverse winds. ....Scv-
ernl tugs went out Saturday evening In soasch Of
tows, hut mp to d late honr Inst eTcning they
had not yet returned, which shows that
thoy could not have beun worry successful In thcfr
efforts TO mako snmo money. ...Tho river vas nr;
ono Of tho timo when tho cana WINS not yqt carry.
Ing tho lt aul elus Of thIA city down Tho Missls.
rnixol drinks by tho cntorprising clttzcna Of our
suburb, si Loud. Ts ttm1 the vessel ,nicn blanc
the stognus!on In narno bnHsneAs for tho bud con.
vessels moving u keep tho wntur IN motion. II
This IL the cause, What tasro condition Tho r{var
Will be In fow months hence. It ID fearful to COLI
template
, 1876-05-22
PORT HURON NEWS.

Epecfut Correspondence q TAG Tf41NAt.
ponr I1uHoN, hny 10.-0n Friday, April -,
tho submarine telegraph cable It the Strata was
broken, md part thcruof was carried OF by tile
vessel or steamer which dragged her anchora
It, Tho Western Union Telegraph Company mana
ge,s R1c now 1cs1rons 0f finding cut Just whore tho
cable was dropped by tho vessel that picked 1t up.
Doubtless tho Captain OF thD vessel or pro-
p4lEer which broke II wttiholas Information
through fear OF prosecutlon. Tho only object,
however, IL In rccoypflng tho cable or OF
obtA!n1nY information that would tend 70 It's rccoy-
esy, aA 1t would coat gre1t deal n1urO 70 Ernppe
for II without knowing Whero It ID than II waro
known Just what locality 1t is In. Tho Cable is
worth about 81, 500, and u would eost that g re-
ern Union 6tIcpx will be OF great service 10 tho
CAPT Eicholgon, Of Cleveland. ia on his why to
Duncan city to look aftor tho schr Grenada, which
lies sunk thcts alongside tho dock. THIS vessel
Will 10 saisca ut once and towed to Tho rser for r..
specfal Di,poscA to gas 7t4bun&
Ponr lIuAoN, Mich, May U-DowH-ptops
Nowhurg,, VI. Joseph, lIackett and tow, All0-
ghany and bargcs, Fralrio State and hsrgts; 6chrB
Cntnract, New dominion, Iosco, Potter, Nognunco.
Ul--props Wenuns, Ut. Louh. Qordon Camp.
boil, Rnsala. H.. c. hcfecr., AlpSna and hargts.
Laura Belle. Senator BLOOD, Powers ard consost,
Correspondent, Z. Il. Walker, Commanche, Elm
City, NGuben Dond, PRED, a. Aorse, U Darncs,
Consultation, j. W., Metropolis, Ontario. Richard
Winntow, trtdxewater, LafsieRcioE, Thomas Quay1c,
Butcher boy, Marla Mattlu, J. W. Mead, y. Il
KiunAll, ueluptAl,
, 1876-05-22
a 8tndepta' Freak.

:. II IT0V N II FTR5S .
A dlsgraceful mud outrageous occurrence took
place at Fort Edward on Tue night u the llta
Inst, bct&ecn tho hours OF - aid o'clock A
number Of tho stulents, as supposed, belonging
to the Institute, scc1lrc1 tbs old tlcld-pieco
which has (,ono duty in TINT town for tic past
10O years On oil Fourth OF July celebrations and,
placlng 1t directly In trout Of tho Institute build.
lug, loldcd 1t up to tho muzzle with powder and
ao1 A rope was then attached to tho bell on
gun was touched Of AID the, bell Violently r1ng:
IL describe tho scnsatlon which was proonctu
and tho fear expressed by THO ne{ghboring
cltizcns, who wcro awakened from = sound
slcyp, would he jmpossIblo Hutllce 1t to say
maeo mad by by tic dischs1ge Of tlo canon, "a explosion
occurred, tho gun flying Into thousand pieces,
mi tho wludov-lights contalned in tle front
dwelling houses disappearing as II by magic. Thu
dalnuga done to property In TIC vicinity Is
estI1uaLe0 to 10 consllotablo.
, 1876-05-22
TERMINAL CHARGES

Tho .eesel ownors at this port ntoul to form into
On Association, In a few days, for the purpose Of
taking somo measures against tho ontragoously
high terminal charges mAdo on grain by the c!cva-
tora md railroads leading hero from tho West.
Tho terminal chnrgcs ut this point nrc over 3c
per 100 ns, while at other points thcy orc less
than 1c. The charge made by the .ra'1roads
for switching tho cars 70 the elevators should 10
S9sS s hsy z eeaS saoSer an sscy
toss. ' Te eaass of shs is shat ta railroads ase 70
vaa u III e sag o
trimming ia another unjust ax iinrosed upon sh!p-
hheths Besdes .s:e Il eharses
%1s s6sEs s:,stSss !; .as S;S5
81 tss sa@s mae ~ sssss s4e
4s saFHs ill., os s noSn = wsa as BE- ample
would make mp partiSn1 Of Tho loss: PVT the sla.
down. Believing that they would set back Tho eusi:
sss vessca 70 iorcs down tho gS rases
then charged by tho railroads. II did, however,,
not rcanre Tho opening Of navigation e gi9rce down
bound srclghts to unprecedented low agarce. Tho
1 So g EH Nv rss o9k wns now s os 1oS pa p Il
few Instances has been lcss. TO Laltlmore tho
rate now charged u but 17Mc per 100 lbs, which Is
shuw whatovoE. az they cannot carry grain at 40
fown ngure II however 1h9 tsrmnal ,shs,gefs
| compete, though they would not make any money,
and much Of the gralu which now goes ground
Chicago by rai would again como to this city and
Touto with shippers. Whether the vessel men will
bn Ort snccenafnt IN thetr efforts to br!ng nboMt
merchants wcrs last winter, remains to be seem It
IL 10 be hoprd that the present turn OF affairs has
opened the eyes Of the ELEVATOR men, and th4t they
will be moro willing to do tho fair thing thalItAcy
h0yo bocu hcrctosOFc.
, 1876-05-22

Tho leading produce t1arkct9 were fatncr SLOW On
Saturday, very litc being done In scvsral depart
Inents. and not much In any. There were no
large orders In hand. either to bny sell, and our
home talent WAS not equal to the task Of active
trading, rs tho day was warm, md Tho ond Of the
week, which IL gcucrally comparatively. quiet
The shipping movement wna dull. Grain was
easier, and provisions hrmer.
Thcro was no apparent change In tho position OF
The dry goods markct. Trade In most departments
was quiet, almost to dullaesa. Prints. summer
dress fabrics, and notions wcrc dealt in with some
freedom. but In other lines there WINS no nppeaE-
ancc Of activity. Qrocc1cs wcro ordcred on gem
crous scale, and tho market preserved tho
steady, firm tono which characterized 1t on
tho preceding days Of tho week In the
buttes market thcrc wns o reasonable dcgseo Of
activity but prices not sustained. OF late the
supply lns increased quite rapidly. and. as there
has been no corresponding increase In the dsmand,
stocks have accumulated to an cxtont that hns
caused aomo uneasfness among holdcra, hnh The
anxiety to realize has led to steady tshadng
of" In prlcer. Saturdays trading WAS chiefly at
pFicea below c5c though for fancy yellow 270oac
was realized. Chccso also WEE weak and unset
tied, With a tendency to lower dgnses. light
movement wns witnessed At 0010c for poor to
beat now. There was O good demand for dried
f1u!ta At about previous quotations, though pflnts
wore cns!er and currents lrnler. Fish sold mod
crntely at FFiday'o quotations. Lnko 6hh afc un-
settled. Tho cont and wool tsado continues dnll.
tagging was weak ut GbMc for Stark, and o2c FOR
American. Ols were unchanged
Tie yard trade In lumber was fair at unchanged
psiccs Al the docks fair business was transact.
ed carly at recent ngures but the market was very
quiet in tho afternoon, and several cnrgocs worn
carried over. Tho wool market was dull and easy
unde. talr offerings Of old wool, considering the
fact that tho lew CLIP will bo coming forward vory
soon. bFoon1.cosh was In fnr rcqueat and steady.
| Seeds vera very qu!ot, but steady, especially
timothy. owing To tho light offerings Tho receipts
Of hay ero larger, and thn market WIS more actya
ut unchanged prIces. Green fruits wore In fair ro.
| qucat and stcady, except pneuppIes and straw
berries, both Of which wsrn punt,tul md eaAlcr.
| Poultry and eggs wcru slow and weak.
Lake fre!ghts wcro dull ana unchanged, NJ GH4D
! 2hc for wheat by sa,l to 1ntfal0. hall frclghtz
! wcru quiet and cssy al former figures, with good
| many cars offering. They were quoted at 26c to
| New York, lKc 10 Philadelphia, 17hc to Na,tI.
| more, aud 2h1atc TO tloaton, per 100 bs I'm.
| Lu corn, and &c, 600 bu oats.
! Y0NgiGN 1MrORTATIoNb
| received at Chicago Customs Mny 20: D. ", r.
win & CO. y oo0 ba barleyi T. + Howell = Co.
81, ,0S0.7o ..--
| u1AIN IN 8I0nT,
Tho .tNew York Produce Exchange Weekly
gives the following a. the y|aiblG supply OF grain
comprising tho stocks 1n ErnnaTy ut tho ptlneipa
poi,its OF accumulation at lake an1 scabnard p9rts
IN tMl!Slt by rail, On thu New YOrk canals Auu IL
| 1NkEs NAV IL. 1871:
, 1876-05-22


srATH or TRADE AND FINANCE IN NEW ToRK.
The Nation thus sum- up the fiscal md commer.
rlal movements Of tho rast week In Now York:
The week was on0 OF the dulrst OF the year in
Wall street: Tho decline in gold was arrested by
the total amount Of these hav!ng 6eGu g. 17B, 00o
Of which 81, u 800, 600 was gold coin. Thia coin III
Mnt sent because tho furugn markets require gold
At present, but because theso ls nut a suf1c1ent
porta are small, but securtes continue to be 70:
turned to this country. During the month OF
April tho foreign Imports at New York wore
81 233 900 ie4s lhnn in April, 1876 and $1G D0O.-
900 lcss than Ia April. 1873. The exports Or do.
nestle me.shandssp from he,s York, III, exclusive Of
isst year Isfing the len months 81 the seal year, ear
trum July TO April 10. tho Imports at New York
xcss $41, 223, 900 less than N thu corresponding
time the year before, snd VI, 600, 600 ltsa than
tor tho 1scal yeas beginning July J, 1874. This
weru 81, s7o 600 iess than In iS75. and ISL CO..
to0 less than IN 1874. These figures show that.
sxcert fur tho rcturn 70 tllia country Of
tecniit!sA there wuald be much lesa need
a H. woah sa,tns .}ss1 eaase % e'cu,stis ss
pcs On slowly. Less tl,an Is, COO. 900 hayo been
hsued in tho aet mouth iu tho wlole country, aud
tgood 1haro pt thta was not exchanged for frac.
tunAl notes At tho Hub.rrenspry here tho orders
zero changed several times during tue week ana
aoro thaH Sl0O, o00 per duy.. Small chnnge rulrs
It d premium. md Comparatively largo amount 81
ulTer hts been bought u premium Of 70 = pei
.snt to bs sent to California, whsra The ascoun'
,er in Londoa IL about ba.td per ouaee, making
!nE silver tokans worth about H3Xo to the dollar.
~ week bstwuen $50. o. and 3ka 70.
, 1876-05-22
Not Much Money Made by the
Banks Last Week.
Tho Country Tralo Inact3 re.--Eo oW
York Exchange Weak
Tue Produce Markets Generally eloW'''
Provisions and Whisky Firmer.
Grain Easy, bit Whent Closed
Strong.
FINANCIAL,

Tho movement of currency 10 the conntey taat
wnA exF1ctcd last week 10 follow The slso IN Whest
did not tako r1ncc. Tho farmcrr haVo sl been ousy
with farm work, and prices have nor Eono h'gn
Snough yot to ninko II much Of An object Tor them
to haul scir stun 10 Tho depots. Every frntnfo o.
local bustncss was n,onotonons to tho last dcgrco
Tho banks wpro disposed to complain OF tho scArci-
ty Of paper. .....,
Tho prospccts af dtsflcuds were not difcusscd
with noticeable checrfalucss. Ono thing In tho no.
sount Of tho banks Inns shown dcvclop-
meat whilc the clcaslngs indicate tho
diminishing trnnsnctfonB Of trade and finance.
While paroe shows &C nrce anu profits lcfscn, tho
nxea hold thcIf own. Tho price OF everything but
Government eheapens In thu caso OF ont bunk, all
u earnings for quarter were spent Iii paying Its
hxcs. Banks arc beginning to nsk thcmsolvos
Hhether tho national c,lartor whistle doesn't coat
khcm nil Il IL worth, or more. sono OF them nrc
seriously discussing the proatablcness Of giving up
thelr charters and continuing In bastnoss uner tho
State law, and otiors propose to nomtnnlly reduce
thelr capital to escape taxation.
The locai lonu market was dn1. 1latcs OF dis
conht to regnlnr borrowers wcro a010 per cent.
Special rates are made 10 Independent outside bot-
POWERS.
Rates Of dlacount ato 8010 per cent to regu1a
sustomcts. Concessions aro made to .lcsisable out.
lido borrowers.
On the street rates vero o01s per cent, with very
Tow iransactlona.
New York exchange wns wcnk, and sold between
banks at par to CSC per 81, 600 premium.
by Manager D. T. Hale, Of tho Chicago CicatIug.
, 1876-05-22
PRODUCE.
uVt1 VeHHf

Special Diyua.cA 10 Jas 7ttbunf
sNEw yoAk May ysn-Graia-Wheat-AlaSket duIl.
and nrccs slightly in 1uye favor; aales ~ un Du at
el.ootst.U for rejected spEtnrt S1.0sdtl2n for uu.
graded srru1; sl.us41, II for No, chcn4o. s1iNs
1la fur NJ. lttlMRukcu; 5l.lUsl..l fur No. Chi
cngui $t.a9i.9l for No. 2HUEthgcsti .2331a. for
No. 2Miiw2uErcs $i30Jl 3s fur No. sprtug; g. lht
l.sa for sLntox red WesteFut S1.xal.+s for
aiabsf DO; y!as.sl.0 1or white ,Wsttara!
arrive H. Without desided cIanxs Ia 9sz dcIaaaa;
sales u pu 6tats. ~ srsIyu, " 1lrley 4ust
, 1876-05-22
BY I'ELEOItArII.

MONEY, GOLD, STOCKS, ETC.
new YQax, May 20.-1old closed at l12n, the
only pHcca OF tho day beiug 1121s aud 11.h.
Governments GEm.
RAILROAD boutls stealy.
llate bonds nominal.
The principal features Of tho stock market wero
fall in Delaware, Lsckswannn d Western fru.n
a0bn to l0a, and reaction To 1o34, and advance
In Union rtel0e trpm Is 10 Bol, with the latct de-
cline u az. In the latter part Of the day thurs
wts pressure to iel eual ht5rks, Lako, Bhuru and
Westsrn Uniou. on d weak market. This must
, 1876-05-22

WitGdrawn from stoN on Fr}lay for city con-
sumption. &, 61D bu wheat, 775 bu oats, 480 In
barley.
In this city on Saturday nosning:7 cars No. n.
". wheht, 20 cars No. 9 N. ". do. car No. I
spring, Is cars No. !, do, 81 cars No. 2 do. 10
cars rejected do t115 whcaD; cor white corn,
rs cara high. mixed do, OF cars No.. . do, car
anti 9, 600 bu new mixed DO. 20 cars rejected do,
o cars no grade 10 tl00 corn); car Mo. oate,
cars No. /. white do; "a cars No. oats. car
rejected do ta1 oals), s cars No. 2 rye, cara
No. barley, ! car No. do. Total t3g0 cars),
1e0, 600 bu. Inspected out: 30 POT bn wheat, u,
17l bu corn, q. III ba oats, 8, 81. bu ryc .,
bu barley.
Tho following wcrc tho receipts and shipments of
brcadatuGs and live stock at this noint during the
past week, and for tho corresponding weeks ending
, 1876-05-22

FL0Un-WA very quiet but without qnothbte
chanec IN petccA THO inquiry WAS light both from
shinnrrs an, frn, I'm loe.j 1rsde ht ,toets en
su,ri1ss aa t.o'a Wv -" 80 y Aoe. go, w ~ ' e. =,
holcd holetb 10 REMAIN h!1- balcs Hcro FcPorea oi
100 brls winters private tcfma and BU lra RpfinE
extras As sbs7xto. rs, Total 1pl brls This market
at..sa ~ th. roovr, ran1, ~ nrce, Et,otco
ooaeo Hesuy sue % Luu.ins M thnso " ptessi Sloee
wnser extras s1Hx@7. e71; common to good do'
ssooSs SKI ] shosee Do, ss.soNs. SIX, pa,snss d.,
b0c0sopI MlnnesotA' sS.Usu. 72i spring suPcrh1csr
E,rnn-was 0niet and sha3o dryucc owing TO the
.". =. ,,ht r,n,. e.,os ss-c ~ tor, at etn ~ nm
,ass ., sat ,re CT e.r. "e'' y"
A7dd'tnas-sacs wcro 10 tons inc at $3.50 frc0 on
ooa1r nn. 1,os,c "a, nom,n, NJ et7 ~ mr. tou IN
+rnct ;" ~ ''o''"" w 'f''" ~ ~ va
with ar-wa. nn,ct nnb nvcrnrrI @fatr tnwer thsn
YrieE ran..c tTt tto.e1 anns t ts1no M On tint
Nv Gfinx AZ Idvunrr az ~ frm lin !afest nrircs az
Et};sw Thm ahrisns fTon TvrTmt wrf cnnIIEtinr
cerfnh,n nHniir fat mnrErt n. 'sinnrnyIup wiz,
~ nhVnnrn ~ N co. ront Oh tir lowest ErnGs willis
pynto ispntch received at tic same instant rtpnrtci
lnoSststs d detasHS H. for .pnrnts neindne lii lowcS
TrnGrs and nrics OF cash uts were wei sustained Int
Tic 1pccuiafve jtiTury sgna jeas actro ttAn usual
In t(c3f aud
protested to he haistd with thu auatl0u fIctG Is
tuuht TINT II the Continental tEurorcan} demand con-
tn1lcA tic markets OF tic wufd will exhibit further
Improvement; hut ono can reckon on f!la The Con-
tneutA1 demand being always ~ uncertain ns !he fGs
, 1876-05-22
LAKE ERIE.
NftTn

igpecs1! Dispatch TO Tbs Tribune.
ERIE, Pa, Siay 11.-Thc rovcnno cutter Perry
cams In from trip up tho lake to-day. 1t Is re-
ported that another riso In tEcighss will soon take
place. Rates arc now 4Oc to Chicago. Tho prop
Forest City and the schr II. II, Hrown wcyo char.
te1ea on fiat late :day larse amo1ns Of eoai Al
9ns spmsn on ana ts pr9spncs Sf rse
buffalo yesterday. '
, 1876-05-22

NEW Yo1x, Mny :1l.-The packsxe trade IN domeat,o
sdut buyers holding on for the great trade sao npxt
Tuesday, won tGO packages Will Ia sold without RI.
servo. Figured shrtfng prnts Ia steady demund and
fancy active. Dfesa uoods qsiet Heavy
woolcns In fair demand Light walght caAsulercs
QU1Et
, 1876-05-22
COMMERCIAL.

The fol1ow1nk were tho receipts and ehirn,ents OF
ths leading articles OF produce in this city during
tho twcnty-ionr hours cuding At 7 O'Clock On
Saturday morning:
, 1876-05-22
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Tho cnrco market waa moderately active and steady,
About "a carXoas sale. and wcrs dis
posed u In thu uorniug. chiefly To city dUacrt Man.
latcc or LudinRton pcee stun kaiAbr r. On md
luch lumber 1t 81. soao. % for COMMON md $lo0 0tS
Iatn tor fair 70 choice Coasn inch has sold At fUn
s' snlnses xsis % no;iaai a. 81 te Is ~" a.
Lumber fsHtRhta were quiet Ut 13 for atxkcEnn
Grand Rlyor III. 80 fur MAnstcc, Kld VIZ Tor Lu
, 1876-05-22

Long Ena alInrt cltHrt 4 OEc taNh, and 13c ecllcT
July. Awcct nIeke1 hama 1a1e Tic; EuMhvranta
l9S3sioAe css' q. ssl,sr AEl,; 'ooE'cut hama 'ssI
f1rf1se--Was Hutet 1t O41c. -.-
lIEEF ritODut;TS--W atcaly and quiet At Sio,15
2tttn for n,eaa, &it.751l2 " fot extra ncAA. mud
SRI sOG& -. NJ for fhn4. --
7Hf1lc-WAI quoted at 8Gs8Ac fur city, and 7}1Gt8o
for country lots
, 1876-05-22

MORE e11yEn
Tho Netherlands Minister Of Tlnancc has laid
before tho Council Of Stntc project of Inv pro-
y1liuR for tho Introduction OF tho gold standard
Into Iollanl. by m enactment Of Tho last ees-
sion of tho Legislature, tho coinage Of new gold
pieces was authorized, and tho Huspens.on OF sill
vcr coinage ordered. between June nHG Dcsefn-
boz last, tho Utrecht Mint coInod, under this new
law, Il, 000, 900 forms OF 10-aosin goll-pcccs,
mono Of which appear 10 have bccn yet isa,,ed. In
The meantime, very largo amounts Of silver uro
coming into HOLLAND from It's Eastern poesessIons
In consequence Of the rc.eoInaac operations,
, 1876-05-22

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, 1876-05-22
PETROLEUM.

CLEVELAND O., May - Petroleum lrm ana quiet,
VIC Quots utanlar ITO sest l1o prime vhitu 1oo test
l2c by car lots caAn.
rtrr8nuna.
P1rTsnrna, 1ta7 en-retroaum da!; crude. S2. 20
raskcras refined. i4}ze9liac, Philadelphia Dolly