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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-16
DOLAN'S LAST HOPE GONE.

Messrs Howe and Beach, counsel for the condemned
murderer Doau, called Governor Tlccn mis-
dence last evening TO make last effort the life
OF their client They met with no success, however.
The Governor refused interfere IN the natter Doan
visited in hts coll yesterday by reporter to whom
he stated that be longer had any hope OF Executive
cemcncy. He said nc was ready 10 die He had made
preparation whaicvcr but that his last ray
hope had vanished ne determined 10 attend mass
which VIII be held in the prison this morning, and do
all In his power 10 III himself for the grave. Father
Kcitz Of the Thompson church, called on the
prisoner during tne day, but did not remain long
The following final appeal from Doan, personally,
sent 10 Governor Tiidcn yesterday Afternoon: -
To His Exeeiiency SAMUEL rsIpKS. Governor Of the
state u New York.
HoSoakp siR-But week more is now len me 10 liys
Standing under the shadow Of she racws sclemnly
clare ny isnosense Of the crime charged against
me me the watch pswnsd knowing ,hs. gam am
sssa 10 s ss Of ny Ard s
o. that received that watch from Peter thompson
sss ss s s s a
terry ignorant q ,hs .s h., = wa, connected With any
ised 20 eiye me u would pawnis am and UMPIRE
IT. equally si sss X:
Court q Appeals should deny me : new trial
my iaasssass: simply Sseasss my. lawyer ia
80: .s s. IL n M e a pss ss
blame for this and appeal ycnr Christian char
s 81 y h s'a os nnn thu YOU me
against me we're true; What. then, WI you
awful realizes Of eternity staring me i" The face ressrMs
With sad h heart appealing 70 God for the ,,as e my
;esasnsss o. bad a..oe.sons Lei !. be w.m'n 70 all
. . :ss
for my IT.. &c; Oh pity my poor VII. and mother have
say our and nos my ssssa.onsr lhi. Z my last appeal
% ''S . DAY. o s- -s u. sHa
mercy. fententiy your humble pctitioner. :. .,,
err P.lsos. Sxw Yoar Good Friday JAP Apsi il. is7S
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COUNTERFEIT CURRENCY.

Tho warning Of Treasurer New in relation to coun.
tercit fractional currency Is intended to apply &c
the old issues particularly the denominations Of
twenty i've and nifty The issues Of nity cent
stamps bearing the heads OF Lincoln spinner Robert
J. Walker, Washington. and stanton have
been largely countercited aud due care should he
taken IN accepting them The same caution applies 10
the old issues OF currency OF the denomination Of
twenty-fv cents. THUS countcrfcits have been
discovered OF the latest issues OF hfty staps
bearing tho Crawford head. the twenty -nye cent
stamps with the Walker portrait
The amount OF small SILVER coinage available for cir
culation, held by Assistant Treasurer Hhouse in
New York, amounts several millions OF dollars aud
II Is Thought there VIII be no scarcity when the order
TO pay u out Is received MI Hillhousc saws thar he
has all silver coin that he safely store The
Boston Treasurer holds larger amount rs the oapa-
city OF the vaults there Is greater and the same IS The
case NJ some OF her points. u -
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FIRE IN WILLIAMSBURG.

Yesterday afternoon, about quarter to four O'Clock
the sparks from stove In the second floor OF the three
story frame dwelling house No $50 South Fourth
street, set ire to the building The Fro Department.
under Chief Engineer Smith. Of the Eastern District
wcro promptly on hand, and, after an hours hard
work, extnguished the flames but not TIL sney had
extended their field from No 3s2 to $50 ana s1 south
Fourth street, the houses adjoining The damages and
assurances are reported as follows:
No. $50 South Fourth street: two story frame dean,
Ing owred by Henry Dreve, $3.50; no insurance
Occupied by BENJAMIN Remsen ana Augustus Fresman,
damaged slightly; no insurance
NO, Soz south Fourth street; three story frame
uwenlng, owned by Abe Trower; 5000; fully insured
oceupieu py Rev Jacob Thomas, Of Bishop chapel SIS,
ance. $500 80, ~ '"s.'
No ssa South Fourth street; two story frame dwell.
p ny, v~n 1 oy Moses kessel $1,000; insured in
SermAn a. dwelling and barber shop; $500; Insured
LOT SLVVV u Continental Insurance Company.
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Tho Convention OF Tammany delegates from the
election districts OF the First Assembly district took
place last evening no $50 Greenwich street. the
following delegates and ai,crnaes appointed to
represent that district the State Convention Dele.
gates Justice y. q. Duty. Patrick Kcrrin and James
Clark. Thomas T.. Smith
on motion OF ar Clark the following resolution was
unanimously adopted
Resolved That the delegates TO the state Convention
the First Assembly district be instructed by this
mittee support no man delegate the National
Convention TO be held at 81 Louis who resident
this Congressional district.
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WILLIAM A. DARLING.

Al = meeting Of the Twentieth Assembly District
Republican Association. held Friday night the fol-
lowing resolution was adopted
Resolved That the fellow citizens political com
radss Of shs Hon. William Darling in the Twentieth As
ssmbly district take the first opportunity Aer his
private life testify the continuance Of Ait
honor integrity and fidelity daty in the
future the past may have the benefit mis-
sci and sorvices
NJ Darling mado ntsng Response, and the meeting
A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-16

Charlotte Rocker two and half years old, OF No
as wsss Twsnsy-eishth street. was run and IN
ssanty killed in Twenty eighth street. near Seventh
avenue, by . lager beer wagon. The driver seeing
what be- had done whipped up bis horses and drove
rapidly ca Search was made for him alserward, but
ho could mot be found
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Ellen wiIIoushby assd twenty, Of No. 400 Mulberry
street. who took PARIS green Friday morning died yss-
terday afternoon ~ Bellevue Hospital
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Tho first meeting OF the creditors of Kenyon ".
Office of Register Henry Wilder Allen, No. 152 Broad
way Mr.. Allan B. Smidt elected assignee and the
following creditors proved their clams:R w. Martin,
Sr s3O56S -; Miguel De Embn. S32s 81; Albert
King 5000; William NJ Patterson, $l4l SO; Henry II.
Boody, $780,
In the case Of Jane c. Brown and Frederick A
Brown the bankrupts were ordered before Register
application for discharge. No opposition mani'
tested by the creditors.
In the matter OF Francis X Schwer bankrupt, q
dividend OF two and ahalt per cent was declared yes
tcrday by the assignee.
Tho first meeting OF the creditors of Edward Strong,
wholesale druggist. OF No 153 Water street, was held
yesterday the oIice OF Register Ketchum, No. 129
Fulton street, when MIR. Starr H. Amber, OF No. 80
Nesey street. appointed assignee, and the following
creditors proved their dcbts-Jamos Crumhill,
S26 900; Timothy g. Carman s. 0SS 90; Albert Strong,
80, 900; Wllmot Williams 5000
At the second composition meeting OF the creditors
nf Warcham VI. Quimby, held yesterday at the cce OF
Register Fitch, No 345 Broadway, The composition
which had been previously offered and accepted was
confirmed.
The nrm OF Armstrong 4 Morrison butter dealers,
at No $50 Chambers street, which made al assignment
several ago Joel ID. Hunter, have been adj.
judged bankrupts by Register Dayton. Their abiitei
amount To $4,000, which includes SIS 900 on iDdorse
Of the paper of Fairfield x Trask The principal
creditors are:Tho First National Bank of jamestown,
n. " S10,S00; Havemeycr Brothers, 80 46l 19 James
IL. Graham, - OO0 The nominal value OF their
placed $50 900, but of this amount SIG 900
sists OF book accounts
Cyrus o. Hubbe dealer in coal at Nos 1900 Second
and 2.3l9 Fourth avenue, has been compelled
TO ask a mpromisc IRON his creditors He Offer
thirty cents on the dollar.
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NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY MARCH a. l876-TRPLE SHEET

Toey sold for Morris Weixel IS Illinois steers % at
per b weight ~, II Illinois steers a "ec per 10
weight o ew; IL Illinois steers 9sc per h. with 81
of per head WEIGHT 81 scant 81 ILLINOIS Steers AZ
per lb with OF per head l6 mead weight oa c"t
b. ~ westhemer Sold for selves ID Illinois steers az Se
per lb with 81 OH per head weight cw - nois steers
nt te<c per d.. with soc Oh head weight va o"''
10 Illinois steers at i0c lOi4c per H. weight ewt
SHEEP LAMBS-Trade very slow IN sheep WIN ohy
small proportion ocks hand sold when the markets
closed The quality OF the hocks dealt IN was rom
fair TO good several reaching choice quality heeP soa
6ehc. she h.; lambs not quoted judd
sold 81 Ohio sheep. weight SEQ lbs, az GAG per 10 w.
Ohio sheep weight $3.50 lbs SIC per ID sofa outing
the week. 1850 sheep for S6 ~ average per heau
Kase Pidcock sold III Illinois sheep weight iso IDS
61sc 10 59S Illinois sheep. weight $50 IDS az
7c per b 1872 Kentucky sheep, weight 10 800 los 20 ac
To- 2l7 Ohio sheep. weight 2799O lbs ~ sac per
H.; sold during the past week, 7,2f4 sheep
for 81 average Per head Hume Elliott sold Al State
sheep weight 39I0 lbs G3Sc per h. lsl state sheep
weight iea9o bs az e3s per 10 sold during the St PSs
sold 100 sheep, weight l6s6O lbs, at Csc per 10 ~
sheep. weight 1880 lbs 80 per cwt .lS3 sheep
lbs, at 81 Is per cwt
MILcH Cows.-Trade mall to obtain quotations
YEALs CALvKs-Smooth quality veas not quoted
Grass calves sold Sl2 per head with fraction on
HoGs.-1here no live hogs sale.
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REAL ESTATE.

SALES AT THE EXCHANGE YESTERDAY.
Tho attendance during the sales at the Real Estate
Salesroom yesterday limited and the bidding was
not very brisk The following Is list Of the sales-
BY Adrian H. Muller SON, executors sale OF lease
hold property, Nos. o. 30 and 5S Chatham street,
north side near Chambers street. embracing plot OF
land 503x9O by about 60x52. with buildings thereon
aud right of alley way Chambers street, the lease
being from tho corporation Of the city, with eighteen
years to rum contains covenant for renewal and tho
ground rent being 81 800 per annum. Sold for $l,O5O
TO Edward Bridge.
BY Richard v Harnett Supreme Court foreclosure
sale. James H. FAY. Esq referee, OF frame house,
with lot 25llxlOO on second avenue, so feet north
OF Nth street. for 81 525 James kehOc; also lot
2,xIOO adjoining property, Tor $3.50 10 Henry
Mol Mr. Harnctts foreclosure saIcs OF lonr lots eacb
2sx1o0 s. on Fast sixty-third street. south side loo
feet cas- OF Madison avenue ana oil i0ur story BRICK
tenement house, with lot z2NyO' on avenue A, north.
the 2lst and 10Th inst respectively.
by George H. Scott supreme Court foreclosure sale,
" Jarvis Jr, Esq reieree, OF Two story brick house.
with plot 39x1OO IL East 11ltn street north side
ll3 rcct west OF avenue A. This properly equally
divided into lots, and each lot sold for $500 above
a mortgage OF 50. 600 TO Thomas Mackciler
Bv steele and Carter, foreclosure sale by order Of
the Court Of Common Pleas of OF land 64Ix5Gs
by 6s4 4xo47 on lSsth street. northeast OF ST.
Anus avenue, Morrisania Twenty-third ward TO,
$50 900 70 Orphcus Turner
BY Peter T. Meyer, supreme Court foreclosure sale
A. H. rappen ESQ., referee, of two houses with lots'
each 25xiOo, Madison avenue, east side loo ice,
north Of Taylor street. fordham, Twenty fourth ward
for 81, 600 TO William II. Wilkins
BY '. X. stevenson, Jr, Supreme Court foreclosure
sale, J. 7. ONeil Ese, referee OF a plot OF land
l0Oxl5O Tenth avenue, west side adjoining lands Of
Eliza B Jumel, for 81 $50. TO Bridget Muller Last
october this property sold for S2 25O and ave wears
ago an ofler OF S25 900 was refused for It,
The sac by Hugh n. Camp supreme Court fore-
closure sale. Granville T. Haws, ESQ., rclcree OF a plot
OF land ~ 2xlO0 IL, 1lsth street, south side 2T5
feet west Of Third avenue adjourned until the 2SIh
inst
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1000 at 13 IGc: May ZOO At Is oIoc 100 at IS II 32c
2OO l3 16c 500 at l3 732c 100 at - lo-2c l1OO
az 3lzc 100 at 10 l532c 800 at l3iae 800 al i5 iSsc
100 at IS lice 2O at IL 1532c June 300 at i3 lsl6c
90 at l3 25-2c. 200 at l3e. 6o a. Is 2S52 i5o1 20 at
July 900 l4c 200 At s 81 S2e 40n at i 4o9 a.
- 2032c August. 800 az l4c. 200 at "a sSzc ~, AT
L. Lice Total 2o7Oo bales Ggepd total $500 bales
bales New Orleans, 1928. Mobile 72a savAnnsh 40
y New York, 5o2 Boston 2os Philadelpha le hots,
1854 bales This day last week, 1871 bales Ihis GAY
last year l4Ii2 bales Total since September l. Sossot
steam. &c compressed TO Hamburg. by steam ,sc com
pressed; Bremen, by steam &c compressed 10 Liver
pool I'D. by steam sail, lad
CoFFEE-The market for Brazls quiet but unchanged
We quote :-Ordinary cargoes, l5c 15l4c.: lair do
l61sc 16c.; good do. lie. IKE; prime do l1s4c
1Sc for lots l5c Ice santos, fair 20 Eood
l6sc 7l4c gold. ninety days; Java government bags
22c 24c do, mats. 22c 25c Singapore do loa
2Oc Ceylon. TIC. 1ec Maracabo, 16c. lssc; La
guayra 17hc lslzc jamaica 1870 lsc 81 Domingo
l5c Is &c Porto Rico lie. lsc. Costa Rica lIc
lsc.i Macassar, ls1sc l9lsc; Mexican lie lSc Ma
Mia, lie isc Angostura, l7c sc Savanilla, loc
lSc; Curncoa. Ice. lie.
FLoug GRAIS-Recelpts-Flour, l4,Gol bbls wheat
1919 bushels meal 675 sacks Al 332 bushels
corn 19l barley $500 do. Tho flour market ruled
steady with moderate activity, about Saturdays prices
with further sales including state Western and southern
OF 1900 bbs the annexed quotations Rye flour sold 10
the of 100 bbs Corn meal ruled quiet with sales
1Ial al el.A ANA nfnla
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETS.

Brxvrs--1rade opened slow this forenoon with re-
deTsd rns herds ranged ron poor 70 good wi,S some
ss % s % wsS the od S s
from sac al3sc per le weight Oh ew 10 cwt. From -
j. q Eastman sold Tor sell IS illinois steers at ese per S
VI wa no FssS1 ,s.S. % per nor % sS, wss "a n isSn
steers AZ loc Per b. weight ~ cSt srong; ~ hi
steer, "s =. o per IT, weight e% 8 strong IS nO
M ses m " 81 Limbs st. u eTs Te'sn AZ Ser S werS e gu
sross - noi oSS WSses, e io @ a. e Pss S ys % &
nois steers at lie al2,e per lb weight cwh Il Meyer
s s s weigh, f y s at & - %SS S@ RS
es, IL ILLINOIS steers a lose per rl9 weight ~, cwt
illinois steers atSc pcr lD weight * cwt strong for
Patterson Je e6 Illinois steers at o,c per H. weight
strong "a "a illinois lOisc lie. per 10,
weight se~ WIS " ssse 'ssi .oid i' ei self 81 'f inoi;
,es' ps s ne Msrhs per az sssn is illinois ~ Se ss s
per 6 S weight % ew lg2 Illinois s,es,f at ioc
sssS pSs iS T sS sss on SAFE IS Illinois steers D. pSs
sold for Ss s on sale Dq State sess cr. Rs, S .S rs o s
Illinois steers a oc lie per b. weight cwt; ~ iii
SSen SS s o re- per & weight L. Tss cSs
sold for Coon hsseurg ~ Illinois steers a. e,sc llAe
ioc, a re. per H., weight ewt; held on sale,
30 U .o cr M % IN ss ss SGses M M SerRsr her
per To- weight "a sw, ~ for senn1s, Co. s Ken,psay
shine so Illinois lOIEc 12sc per H. weight 71
whd 10 PSsss fS IS no steers sa a, % M per S
weigh. s,s swt g Illinois steer. :. 20 Io,ss RsF M
state oxen at iotsc. a I2c per H., weight 81
cwI; for Gillespie Co, ie4 Kentucky steers at
9l,c. n lie per h., weight 6,t cwt.
q Kahn sold for . Brown 80 kcniueky steers at SIC
for Morris weiScl Iinoi. bulls &C. per 10. gross
weight 1900 per head l6 Illinois 9'sc. per h.
with SOC. per head weight 81 80 Illinois Steers at
Ole pet h.. with 81 on per head weight 64 cwt 30 illinois
af ac per lb., weight ga cw; - Illinois steers at
lOi,c per n weight 7 cwL. for Post 4 Gillespie
50 Illinois gi.c per h. weight GA cwt ". 1oid
schmidt lrsch Meyer Co 80 Illinois steers at
Toe per H. with 81 oil per head weight 6 30 Hi
lrc per H. weight ~ cwt 80 Illinois steers
st stsc IOc per b. with 5,c on per head weight %
cw a cst "a Illinois At iYsc lUssc per H.,
with 81 Sn per head weights cwt. a ~ cwt
4S Illinois steers at lie per 10. weight "a cwt
strong 10 Illinois steers at l2c. per 10. weight
~. cwt for kloppcr 4 Co: IA Missouri steers
az SIC per b weight 6s 80 Missouri steers at
pcr lb weight "a cw - Missouri steers az sac thc
pcr h. weight %, 7A ~ Missouri oxen at 0c
Der lb, With 5Vc per head, weight "a cwt George
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lfonfoy. March la

STAINED -tiood ordinary 7.Icc strict good ordinary
10 o Ice low middling. IA Lice. mddng, III ijl6c
The sales we're rs follows
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ADVANCE AND DECLINE.

ADVANCE AND DECLINE
The following the changes in closing prices CON-
pared with those of Saturday,
ADvAScE-Atlanuc aud Pacidc Telegraph, =; c., c.
and G., y; c. c., G and l., 21s; Erie, 7s Harlem,
III Michigan Central, =; Norlnwes, common, a;
OHIO aud Mississippi, = Pacific Mail, 2's Panama, 2;
DEcLlSE-westcrn Union, x; Union lacnc Sh;
Wabash, a; New Jersey central, 81 Northwest pre-
nibal ana Joseph and preferred. a DeIa-
ware, Lackawanua and Western, = New lorS Central,
srAnoSARr.--RocS Island, Illinois Central and At
lantic and Pacific preferred.
MONEY MARKET.
Money call loans easy AT 3a3 81 per cent as
the prevailing rates aud pa pcr government
eoatcras Prime paper passes "A. aud per cent but
not Is offering. The banks complain of a great
scarcity OF fractional currency No instruction has yet
been the SubTreasury the disbursement
Of silver coin, nor the government paying out one
ave OF ten dollar grccnbaoSs
The following the OF exchange on New York
at the aforementioned cities to-day
Savannah $40 premium; Charleston nomnaly un.
changed; Cincinnati. steady par TO SOC. premium
New Orleans commercial, par; bank = Chicago, SOC
discount TO par. 81 LOUIS, par.
Forcign exchange was nrm; prime asking rates,
As6l and 400; selling rates. ASK a As6 aud 4 S9ls
aAe7Al; rcchmarks e5ls o5 and 06 a 06ls; cables,
0e1l; prime Paris, s.IsA and 5llS.
nARSEr.
Gold opened at has, and closed at ll1A, all the
tales Of the day having been at these ngurcs Tho
rates paid for carrying we're 2, ~, 3 ga and per
tent
CLEARING HOUSE, STATEMENT.
Currency exchanges. gcs.................. SIS sos 13l
Currency balances ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 34i2 2l3
Sold exchanges ................. lO,OlO401
Gold balances. l. 154, a2j
OPERATIONS GOLD EXCHANGE HANk
Gross cearanccs 500 900 900
Gold balances. ........................... 1l53 900
Currency balances es..................... l,s23 40
GovEENNESr noNDs.
Government bonds closed nrn at tho following
quotations :--Unted States currency skies, 1904 a
l27; do. do. 1ssl registered, l225. l22H; do do,
Co., coupon, I23h I2S1i; do nve-twon,ics. 1888,
registered, llss. lls5I do do, do. coupon, lls,.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, March H. 1876.
ding i2ie middiing. ii4c. good ordinary iolsc
receipts 2Ols bules Exports-Coastwise 647 sales,
New ORLEANS. March IL, 1876.
good S'S" SaanaTs a's11s os e 1es:p ss Ss
1907 So1 S' saes 1000 c'' Stock eI' soidS S'' ~
MoBrIE. March la. 1876
GOOD oDSnsy & Se SM bae
SIZES ''-'' -''''' ''''''''s' - 80 ,'
ordinary Ses Tecsp lis bales Exports cOa;tEe
5ll. Sales 100 stock Al GOA
CHARLESTON, March ls 1876.
Cotton quiet and firm; middlins l2'sc low ..oIna mid
@ ding lGs s1 SoSd 80 % Sales NS SEQ steS
ae4s4 -.
81 40 for strained Tar firm at 81 o.
MSSsS S 81 @ 30 Michigan"
miscd Western. barley nomnay lower; No cSngSa Car ,da
S1sd % at 9ss G No SSs a" II Ss M I $751; sI
shipstuGs SIC SO; middlings $50 s22.
Stock. in store and aaoa, L0 lasiss i 3 bushels
2e is do os seol do % barley bari S gei do 81 rye &
do heseIps~flonr, oa3 SGis. wheat, 5000 bushels;
soS 500 DO ship@cnfs@rioGT 1000 SSis wheat 1900
bushels corn toqD ao oats 1900 90. barley :99o go
SS T6sa quiet y. Arm sales 1000 bushels Green "S SS
$50 do white Michigan at 81 Corn hi her ana fairy
active; sales track At ole a2c Oats firm
bushels two ro~ed State a" 7c on track PORK sSs
for heavy Lard firm at lie. llighwines nominal
TOLEDO March 13. 1876
Flour steady, with moderate demand Wheat strong
and higher; 40 white Wabash, u is1a No do 81 20;
No white Michigan, 81 70; No do 81 ~; extra do,
81 ss1s amber Michigan spot and March - 2oS apiil'
81 27i4 May, 81 3U No red winter, 81 2l3 No red,
81 os; rejected Dayton and Michigan rcd, ssc Com
steady. with moderate demand; high mixed 47sc May,
5Olsc; June held u 1ac ole bd: low DO, 46Nlc no
No. , 34c April 351sc; white, 3ec Michigan, 34c.
Clover seed Ss 10 Dressed hogs dull and nominal. Re-
ceipts-6OO0 bushels wheat, 22O do. shipments
S,OO bushels wheat. % .0OJ do. corn, 4OUOdo. oats
CHICAGO. March l3, 1876.
Flour dull unchanged Wheat active and higher No
Chicago spring; 81 o.: No do, s5.ic spot - ooA,
April 81 Oii4. May No. do, S3c soc rejected l5c
75c Corn steady and firm No mixed, regular 4szac
April 4676c bid, May rejected 341sc Oats steady and
good full prices sales at 56ac 57c spot; 5Gsc,
April; Soc. May. Rye steady and firm 651sc 6c.
Pork steady with demand S22 10 S22 20,
spo:; SD IS April $22 AZ SD -, May: S22 65
S2l 10 Lard quiet but steady at $l - $l3 2I1s
spot $l3 80 April; $13 47Is, Mays $l3 90, June. Bulk
meats very holoers asking higher shoul
isssc Whskey, 81 oS Receipts-Flour, 5000 bbls
wheat 1900 bushels; corn. 55 600 do oats, $4,000 do
barley 5000 do. rye 900 do Shipments-flour 1900
hbs wheat 900 bushels; 5000 do oats. 10000
do barley, 1000 do. rye. 1000 do At the afternoon
call Of the BOARD wheat shade lower at 81 OOs April;
81 oi6 81 oI4 May, Corn &c lower Oats unchanged
Pork and I'd &c.
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iOlj AND ll;J1 4. VI.
l22i, $1,000 Y 5 500. 2. Ca i23is
~ 900 I s5's, iO-fO.r. lISs,
iiek 1910 do..... Iisis
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sl;s cVup 7 ; o's,r. ST.. 1885,
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REPORT OF TOWN OFFICERS.
orders drawn by the Selectmen for the
year ending March lst, 1876.

orders drarn by the Selectmen for tie
year ending March Ist, 1876.
EXPENSE OF GULF koAD (so CALLEp).
Order to Henry Levin for cut
ting down highway, $500 %
Daniel Colby, do. 200 90
w Smith taking testimony
in Bagley chancery suit, 81 90
Ira A Bagley to pay execution
against town. sl2 30
: ID Lawrence getting out stone
and laying wall on K X st, III 80
c a Sylvester cash paid for
labor finishing cut 633 %
| A Bagley costs in chancery
suit. l22 %
Do. award Of referees in suit for
damages, 7O3 30
DO. ThOs Hill mortgage note
and costs of foreclosure, lkl -
Total 4lm -
EXPENSE OF HIGHWAYS AND BRIDGES.
Order to G &H II Wheeler for
work on highway in 1874, - O0
A Willard for land damage
on Pearl st, $50 OO
Badger, filling at Hawes bridge, 25 0O
EFF Dean. work on highway in ~, ) 90
ID Chapman, ID. work on highway, Ii 30
Moses Huntley, do, i'll winter of
1874 and 1873, > 50
Wesley Sargent, do. , OO
Henry Hill . 30
Willard Goss, Peter Clement
and VIM Stearns, do, II ~
Luther Bradley, do, % Oo
Daniel Hawes filling west side
of Hawes bridge, 81 80
Ellery Chamberlain, work Oh
Goss bridge, % %
John Bishop IL 90
: ID Lawrence % 81
Jas WoOdcOck Il OO
Jas White IA w
John Guyer ~ w