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, 1876-02-01

ur1ay, and aga,n wcak declining tt3He rcf hn, tho
ios,t ror tsa On shs My c.l'n r4ss5ps.' w.. W.
wsrr larger, aud Tho offerings rathor heavy. With
1r1~re of moro III cr receipts In tho fusurc, owing
e u'rh fo':on.hls weather. Theru was il!sie so-
fi.a ii moro freely at III reduction conceded by
holders. Therc was . moderate demand for ship
tnrll greater than waa wantod, nad tta clre 70 do
press t'9 1af9et for regular. Tho exrorta from tho
iS:Ssss p . :ts 1h;y . 'sisS ss
,iavs ago. tho Ensittk a,o willing buyer. of corn At
ttuons were satisfactory. Hellcr February. cash
So : osnL :, +9s so, :. .ess .". .vSnssn
eoid Il i.aiiEe; mi sslier Sisy Il ittsssxe, both
eIos'nE 4 Tho nside. Ecor juno so'l At st,Ac.
G,.h 'a'ss ~ weES r. n1s nsEof'sa e o n No. 4 @
new do at skc; 7,ao lu now n,I1dd 81 sse Goou hu
new rojec.cd ata,c; soo ha ears. aoa; s.aD W "
Total. iS,5o1 Su. 'S''''4~' N@'' - 1S''N ,-'''
oATS-ws.s q.Iet md HaHc '.; 'oxer. TIe onering +;
lehs and ehIoty tor tho month, she t!rdina in wlIch
so, n 9osioxc. closing 1t the iazde. Seller March
wAn quitt Il a1e3txc; and April at siA@s! Hu; May
sss s. It s.. safss 5 and s5na n
Caal 1acs werc reported Of II ~ bu No. 1t 30Ats
oao ato ~ ty ss!!s 81 27aa3e o. ttaek: e IN snd ~.
RYE-Tls receipts wcse ltte lArgor, but tha nnhr-
1e. W: s!esdy snacr No. aith
s..s. iuclatlo 10 in NJ. I. 1t oiaaiXe: 500 hi Iy
tasf .sii;, e. ,na III Ssna prn
cnly In caAh and in rtfertiug rctsisntnts Of con.
tracts which expired with tho month. THO market
days % olosnss thon raoi anier - III demand from
the shorts, aud close stesiy, 1hu''Rh portion OF tho
sst ns ase l1sS, s q,
lid mp to 1pt, ai,d closed Mt 7ec. Tho other
, 1876-02-01

REAL ESTATE

The following Instruments wero 1led for record
Monday. jan. VI:
CITr PROPERTY.
The promises No. Al Waller at, with other
property, dAte Dec. ~. la75. .,..........3 $4,000
Chiengo av, bctxtsn 1fush aud Cars sts, II I,
l5A 1JD Il, datst Jail. .T................., 1000
Church placo, ala It n Of Arrher Az, u, 25x
100 #, dated jan. II. 400
Clas 1t, a . cor Of Chestnut st. " 1, 2aftto
1.ush it, dated jan a5.....,........,...... 2,sU1
Cas- Ut, q It = Of Chestnut " l, u; It to Kush
1t, istod Jan. ~ 5000
Caas at, II cor Of Chn4tnut at, Of, GU 8o-lv0x
81 It, datel Jan. n.1t....................... 5000
Wentworth av, s0l{ n Of Thirty.Gtth s&,ef
11l251 IT, dated J2A. 2,.....,.,........... 2, 1,600
Laku Vt, 50 Il " Of Ls5allo It, ii +, 4011t0 II.
dated Dec. u, l61a G3olornon Snow 70 VIII.
tnN G. HnoN( 10000
twil!iain .. Snow q 1sa.s 1t. DsRsett ... ss.ooo
Church st. Is It II Of Eugeaio Ut, W 1, 151D0H
It, dRted Jan. I......................... II. 1,2Q0
Schiller It, 2os It Of sedgwick st, u, 17xcaH
It, dated JAN. N...:.:. e1S
Tho iremscs No. 100 fuanA st. dntAsl Jan. -. 11eGo
Nuttertleid ut. Az II u Of Thlfty.second at, "
+, 1Uu11uo IT. dated Jan. n.4a.....,........ a. 10000
NORTH or CIrT LIMITS WITHIN RADIUS OF MILLS
OF CuURy-lIoCsK.
Nr1ghtxooA ~, 1Sl II Of Seminary ~. a :, CO
II to LII nv dated Jan. Observation-Disclosures -. LOCO
SOUTH or ctTx LIMIrh WITHIN 4 NApIU6 or ! MtLE8
or COUNr-lsousE.
91ty-flrat st, v cor Throop ri, n I, 614zlt6 .
II, dated Dec. T. ls33. LOO
Bellevue w, bet Forty.tAirl aud Forty-fourtn
nts, I, JH112BtS Il, dated Jan. 3t......... A9O
Fnvillon bnsteyasd 2lR II " Of Duncan at, VI,
Jc1l35 2'10 II, dated Jan. .W..............,. I7z3
, 1876-02-01
;o2, ,15G,3s4 613,sco,12s 1s,o43, III



HOG rR0DUCTS-Wefo lcsa nct!Fa In the aggre-
gate, md averaged higher 1Iogs uerp In very snud
crate supply, and firm, md good many operators
foared TINT February will not prove tn 10 such busy
month nftcF MI "a It was expected to DO In
packing circ1ea. That expectation has h!tlorto kept
pork and lard down 10 barely tho cost Of production
and they naturally rulcd lFcr, willis tho altcrlng
prospect brought out better demand for meats from
tho nget OF Tho weakest article u Lard,
for which th4se Ia not mich demand stoeks nj con-
aunins rointa being reported asger than Inst scaso
whiio tho present run Of hogs II larl!ug out vol.
Mrss puRx-Wns tcss acttyo, but strong, advancing
l7Xao por hr,, about ono.tlusd Of which xe4 after
wnrtls lost good deal wna tlono in changing over,
but thern rrrssrr, and ths tone Of tic market
indicated that most Of tho Fcbrusry tradca had becn
previously kettlsd up, aud thnt deyeriea tolay will
hn Light sa1es wero reported Of 1900 hrls
seller Fsbrunzy ut tlo.*7Hcslo.s7X; 7,7oo tels
scIcs March at slo.sot9l9.lo; 6,ooo brls kelIer
Sps fo s. Tho si nsiist ssss asx s'G.s
;taauy 4 sle.t4%elo:N eash o. aeller February;
ti9slpx, ~ r. sss5 ,5 M{Shi liz fMass seller
Trims mess poFk w4s stronger 1t s,7.75. Extra
prtns quoted .. ti45Nsli.7i Sales vefs 10 bFla
LAnp-Wna III moderate demand. aud advanced lok
pcz ivo hs carly. u sympathy Wit. ro1k but after
uarda fell back about 1' us.dcr more FREQ offerings
r.lsry at l.7.0 les seller March Al slo37h
Total, i5,sso rs, tbs market eio.ed tauu At ti:io
casll seller February $t12ai2-NN scllcr March
ti24oa1a..3x ne'az Airt'; md nomin4l!y tsl2.'sS
AArs-Were In ,ory good acmand, with marked
iucreAse In the nnbss o baytnH orders for exiart.
salery would accept, and tue market ruled rather
quiet In consequences. QIoatt'n1 wore sasdo ltH4-
s1 o. Ws 9 hs
fos Apn sad iAe IS MY; 10 bo1es % 4 ne
, 1876-02-01
DREAOSTUFCS.

-..... DREApSTuFFs.
F1OUIs-Was very dull, and lo,,nally ealicr nj for
lner prizes, III sympathy with New York, There wus
1oss thai thausual ac,naud, local buyers holding nn
for further couceaatota, while n1lortord atatcd that
tour u abundant In Eusur9 that there Ia no In
ducoucnt to send nors tAither. Halea wero limited
10 $50 brls wuors, and 1.5 hsla sprlng oxtray, on
private tor1ua; 90 brls rya aour nj si.2,; snd
20 bEls buckwbcat DO on private terua. Total, 705
trIa, Tbs market closed nom!naly Ut tLo follow
.ug range Of prices: ChuIca wtntcr e4tras. $i.eo9
100; culnnun u good do. $a.7a $685. HprnR extras.
81 HGst good chotcutlo &3.0o53..5;
patents do. $Js.7.23; alinuesoa, $.oGa.s3; spring
snlesaues. tAoksAso; fye, aour, si.2JSsAa5; aud
Duckwhcat do. Sa.oAAs.oo.
IuAn-Waa iesa active, anil easer In aE Irregular
way. Haies 10 tons. 1t *10.o0 track, and $3.50
9o.7a FREQ on baard cars.
Cuns-MEAL-BalcA waro 70 tous coarse at 8l1t0 On
track, aud $lA. 20 To arrive.
WIIKAT-Wss Acttye aud yrry irregular, the vAr.l-
tons In pslcea Mlng fEoquent and within to!erably
~iIs liluls The market averaged higher than At the
closo of Saturdays tEadEny teinR chiefly tupt up by
an apparrut dcnanh fox can't wheat, which xAs ln-
Guisod for at a premium Of w oyer February, and
lAa over MArch. rnystn all!cca quoted tho British
ma rsets lo1 With mors failures in tho grain trade on
sho ot1icF ssdu Of tho Atlantic, aud Aew York w.s
Local considerations. THO holders Ut No. J wheat
INV here M UP fos tue current derinKs, tsktng hold
..as T. SsIe aash s ssa
dragged heavily after the former. 1t caisnod by
so'n that tho Caah wheat wanted to M January
ehaEts lnt dnnbsad ~ otheFs. Part Of tha demand
taF Ful,ru.ry .1 undoubtedly due tn the %lef thst
aensat!as viii bs ltsht tudsy and leFlaps several
lASa 10 couh on aeEAnt uf the casI wheat leIng u4t
lacked up Ths hlipiina inquiry light, aud tho
ower H1adeA declined In con4eIuan o. Nn l4lnR 10
off, and rejected 10 lower t4 III SATURDAY. 70 That
tho situation WAS scdeiy hsAyy out.iS Of Ito s,,ouu.
htiyS 1ressus1 above nolee sclss March oIeuxd Ut
ydHc, fell 4d 10 p3Su, AdyAtlAa u va1, aud ,tecnu
10 yic, thsn stEenKttepoi ID vdJ;e, at i'll b4ck IL
y6o 1t The clost telsr February uISnea nearly tho
II v1<s97 Nc, Aud rusly 1t 6}ac. Seller April xus
quiet Ut IL abaye M.Erh. buee May void ii N.tt44
11(; ctoslny at l.uaA Caah Ma sjutnX clo.4sl II
Vsio ivF sout lu.s aud s. tos ,loA- caa 4a!ls
nero reported Of aoo bu NJ. sprlng 1t sl.0It
la3UN hu No. do At Vic 9sc; lBU Gu NJ. 10 It 7Ge
1400 bu rejected do at Io so bu by sAmia at tEes
W., TutAi, l39 0GU bH.
MIAIla WNEAT-Hxlo waR nadu pf $50 bu vhltt VI
3l.*3 on track,
M.nxkso7A WHKAr-Was more ActIvo and relatively
stesdy. sass were u hu No. st asc s aud 4o4 bu
Wy salnple u a3ct9fft5.
coRA-Wls dull, though mere actiso ttuu On Bat
, 1876-02-01

Special Dta.'eA 10 The cAfea7o 7tisunt.
MEw aHss
~ ,osa ,,oo,n., oi,s ~, ~. -a1.a.na s,s, ., ma
~ ,n ssss o. -, ~, Nv ~ NY
cago: sl.o5s % for No. Milwaukee,: tl.9n31 - for
No. = Chicago an Northwestern: 81 Al al as for No.
2aillwaukca; si3i'a liz for No. Rprns sl.1sG1.37
tIsita 15i fos wto Western, Xye quiet und nominal
et s 10 fur Western yEato III slate ai,,l Saa59.
tworo~cI stain nt p1c darn enarceIy Ri i'm: sars
Of eco b,, Ut IDS for M grade mixed &c for GRADED
na Traded mxe.I n'yes Pebrasry, II Oc, and .;ooo
bu Saiiar Foruory 1t so Oats diff nna heavy: salcs
81 3doi bu At ioNo ior mixed Western and stato,
Th1yir1ose-M rm At ilIaiIsc TOR lang o,e,r.
Lard rn; aales Of aAo tes nj Il ii-rjc Tor ,rilno
I'd .cs ao,d for Faerusry Al ''f ''Da"''' anA
WnsnrNTarkes ssesdy; sa:, of TO b.,s a, 81 IL ne,
Rai. 0"''' : - @''' -
white Hayuna ii pTaioXc. Colics--Marlyt duIl,
heavy aud nominal: fiu G,ts,,tsl at I1Jsc in rohi
nominaily uusl,S.,a%i. S'''' 1'''"'A'' 'lA''''
TXLIIw-iues tirn, md In fair demand: nrjn,
country mud civ uuotxl Ut pl1tag,!c
IL fhs Ilt,riatctt i'sts.]
NEw Yonx. Ian. .al.-.Co1Tos -woak; 10 1-lc31a5c:
Il 3-tGo; April 13;Ettla I5-iic; say, 13.;o; June,
- 1als9i5 27a3c; july lae14 1-1au; Auguu, 14.:as
lss.sas s,,.,,,,, :. ,,,u..., ,. ...,... :, ~,
bris: No. $jU01s iU0; su,eriiue stao ami Western.
$'asfa LEO: tomnon to god extra, s!.Asa593: good
g. s. ou Snaeses Shss Ssser sssn ss!s pi:ss
gam. It,s aonr dull aud roop!ns: 81: :osaa5.!u.
3.2j.
GnA1N-Theat dnIl and lower: heavy; rcceI}ia,
IL .oM bu; rs?tcted and no grade fprinK' VIC; I'M
srsas - de; fly s ~ No; sprinE. gsnaSd lE AaS u a.
ub,easo sfrpe siisi.sl; No. % iniesiir,ia s.oso.
slo2%l.o9: Minnesota. SLOT No. aiwat,kes. SLID
NJ. d. flo' Kyo qMet and 'ionina'; Ntstern, sstG
$50 State, 1Fa02o: Canada IN bonu, BIC. Dlrlcy-
MARKET Iulli t%o.rowed State. h3tsooc: t'vo.rnwod
n'y, nomnally t.;lod,1ls h'al lulet: cans.. West,
homo tEate uEe; receipts, 61O b; Mlxstl no gr4s,
tGKo; low mixed, graded, G.tiesotc ttxeLt graded.
WcHtern tixo4 old: ~ stnrs. 6sc; do naw, ngs,Aisd,
oSn9osc' oas don put unchanged; roecpt'' IT,
HAr-unelangetl.
w at, IT. ~ 1atea % nu "essesn 4"Sloe' ne~
1ssisSo II eod % iobpe sass 1s,,o AZ s1 r. sol Sw.
aet ss s aet H., se.S ana
rErIstxuuMoutst. hui III nm: Crude. sxo: refined.
14Ka I'D; H,ls s.tsa s,is,o,
itss.s"unchauusdi.e ie9''''
splnlrs s s Or TgnrEs71sK-s Il: stcady; a1e.
,vvar, ~. "cssef"' 4'el'o ota'" @he 'c''n
rnoyIs,oHs- Hs-pork-sfsrket I'M, hit firm. new mrs.
.ai eess; ii is Ftst'..ry; sa.:5xri,l s:ls
Sntst ans inrhanr n'Ss III SS; n,et
IH.el 1rs,; ~ .ns ra rs, 'a, ae
h" & western ~ rs 1. l .,5 9s1 IT, g. slosTa ns,y;
sl3So March; s15o,@ u !alo Alril;
nnsITafm Mtssss' lo's.ae; htat e'!oa31c.
It. ns.Sttt.antAGus St .,,,-
s:,,v s,r,".x,
<.sa' WHhsasss a az t.@sunAn-tlfm ~
tesot oes common, atehtie; iaE to tn!y fair,
iEova!Dall; soperanss. ,ss75; doaa's: SO,
t'oble ft.6E1a!5; choice Rnd family, $'W s1.9i
rsSSl,,os*wrs! l sss;.ay s;Sy :. t ,sS.9aa
, 1876-02-01

1IOas-ibxoivcl during sunday aud Monday 49,
eco. Tho high prices lad during tho lsat halt Of last
week warranted tho expectation Of much larger suI
py than Ia shown by tho abo1e dgurca Tia. tho au-
ply was 10 small was disappointing Ia buyers who
tered tie yars With tho expectation Of getting the
hogs at lower figures than prevailed oil Baturday,
wlitreax they compelled 10 roy advance Of 81
sE lt0 H. holders belng firm IN their yiovs At $150
77o for common 70 ehoiee AacktnR grades md y $7 10
sold Il $7.15. Tho market coscl steady, with only
few scattering lots tcft Oyer There VIA sale Of
lead, averaging ~ lx., at &7.13,
, 1876-02-01

Long aud ahort clears quoted Ut 10a:o caall, aud
l0tlc seller February. buxed; green !,ams. 1oksllc;
sweet-!lcklel do. ll4al2c Eunberlanls lDiao.
cash or soler JsuuaEy: loI'H.cut halns. llE@l2Ac,
boxed boeon hama. l394eslJe.
t4uHAsE-Wag Qt,jAt 1t 7n9Jc. ... - ..
bEE.F rhUuUETS-WcIc kcsty atll luiet nt $3.50
@lD.n foF 1nfss, <lU.o0glldo for uxtIn mcks, and
<3l l.bUt 4aU0 for harms.
TALLuw-MAs quoted ut 8t89xo.
, 1876-02-01

TeLEcaAPHIc MARKET REPORTS.

FOREIGN MARKETS.
Sptrtoi N.aptfrh 10 Tks Ehset7, Fstbanf.
IAvxnl'ouL, Jan. 3t-1i >. m.-rLpun-No. ], Aha;
No. y, Ais.
Observation-Disclosures, No. I, loe: No. 2. ps R1:
spring, No. o. ID: No. Al; wIIte No. ], lu' 81:
M. =, los; ulnh, No. l. Lila; No. T. les oil. Corn.
New, Ain III a97s nj: old, IA GAGa3os
tn 'vts1oxa-pork. BIT Gil. Lard, Er. ..
L,vEnrool. Jan. 3.-L.rE4y.-Corro. Market 'ln't
aud e'sur " uisesss; ealrs To- III l&lot Including
1000 for speculation an oxrort. md G,uou American.
coRN-Westrn tnl1el, ncw. Ais 0dS a7s ID; old. 29s
8dht'Os.
TAtLow--45i.
6rIH1 1B Tuni1xrlNE-2{a edtaIis.
MosEY-rho rate Of hiseoun. In open market for
thycc nonha bills ia az, !! bo'ow tho Dauk Of Eti-
glautt rate.
CossoLs--For money mud account, "a l-10.
AAEn1cAx hE1untrtzs-5.1os OF 'G5, 1Da't; Tis,
1o2x; lo-lM 1o7N: now 6s. 1n5.s; New York Central
lo0X Erie, ls4; E1!o rrcferred, st.
TALrDw-4aesiss 81.
Br1R1rs pErHoLEuN-l0t4alos 81.
LtSsaEp O:L-234 Il.
lAnl,, Jan. 31.-1leutes, COT C0c.
PnAAEYonr, Jaa, 1l,--UKtrEp BrA1Es DoNps-Ncw
bs. tooA.
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
NEw OnLvANs, Jan. 81 31.--Cotton-pemand moderate;
Aaics Gs50 bales; prices Irregular aud cnsier good
ordinary to strictly good ordinary, 0,s9l0so: low
midllinR to att'ct low tnllling ll1.@1lAo mddltne
10 strict 7ntddllnR. 1astal3c; good mtdlng 10 mid.
ding fair, l3H@14Ac: receipts, net, 1249D balra
Rross. i3 bales: EXPORTS coastwso 14l5 bales to
drcat Drit4n. 17,s8l baIcH; stoc 1cs $50 balos rc
ccpts Of cotton proper ut ehla port sinco Ang. II.
QUO 5 bales receipts time last year 7aI, 49,
6AgANaAH, Jan. 3.-Cutou easier; mddltnga, 12tlc;
not rocept 3,e+B baes gross sGaJ; csporta to Great
Britain, 2,429; coaswise, B97 aAlcs, 1t2oi.
GALVESTON Jan. 3i-Cotsou quiet aud weak; mid
ngs. IKE: receipts, 1910 baos; exports to Great
/ tiril, I III = afu.3sr
n8s. u t1-l6@lsAc; net receipts l,613 bales; c1-
ports, ceAstwiaO, l,4ss; saics, 1900.
MonftE, Jan. ai.-Cotton casier; mtdl1ings, laAc !;
aaea, 165.
NEW YORK nRy.aooDs MARKET.
fEw foRE, Jan. 3t.-TAtro Was Al improved uu-
dcetono In tho market, and prints, worstot drcsa-
goods cotton hosiery etc., wtrc In moderate demand
| Cotton goods ware in limited request and steaJy
Host makes Of cotonades fairly actiye. oihoru
wero dull. Casslnlcrca nnd aultinRs In fair to
nand. Worsted coatlnRs Wero allow. Kcntneky jeaiz
wors In literal rpQacsk. Housekeeping linens aud
foreign dtcaa goods were moro active.
| CLEVELAND PETROLEUM MARKET.
CLEVELAND, O., Jan. 3l.-petro'cum Arm and TN
changed; standard vho tl0 tcat), Ike; State {1st
lcst). 12,Sc; Michigan State, 14,sc.
| PtTTSBuRd Oft MARKET.
P1TTEpunH, Jan. Sl.-fetrotcum quiet, but firm
crude, 22H ut Iarkcrs; rcAned 14Ac, rhil1dclphi,
daltvery.
| WILMINGTON TUBPEnTINE MARKET.
| WILAINaTos, Jan. 3l.-Hprits Of turpentiuo qule
| At SAC.
, 1876-02-01
COMMERCIAL,

Tho following worc the recopa aud lhiplaents ol
the leading articles Of produce In this city during the
furty-e.eh. hours ending Mt osrock On Mond,y
morning and for tho corresponding date ono year ago.
, 1876-02-01

prices Wefe btnaHy.
Thers wcrc no now features In lumber. The 'cr,and
wasnp 10 tho re.rt ayerAEe. Eni prieca wrrc EcNes
slIy rerort stoady. TLc prospett that lilo lag crop
will full mach below Arst calculations makcs gooA
MANY deAlors think that lunptE will command better
pross tho coming soasot. but no short surply, and
Tho resulting high fgurcs arc l,okod for. The
arRe stock Of pins rrnduct carried oves At manufsc
turing and distributing ro!nta tosethor wittshc new
c,t uf logs whntovcr IL tsy ho. Will probably rrove
tnElcinnt 10 meet tho otdinsry demands OF consume
crH. Tho wool market waA quiet md otherwise With
out chaugc. 1Tites wcro Rtcadicr, tlJers oSlhcing
moro Willingness 10 taEo hold alneo tho laat declifp.
Hay unehanged Seeds were l!ttlo n'oro active
the whole, and acadY, With QUO or two ntcoplionR
roultry Eha steay under light offerings, which aoi
readily. Eggs vstru In re'liest and silently.
Exptnra pnoM THE REAnoAnp.
Thu following wcro te cxlmtt. from tic three Lead
Inv cities CT tho Atlantic seaoarh for lho ,se. named:
- ,, ''aD ~ e; 4, 'an: ,a;%' q! r. '@n 70 IL; Il
%'s, oafn, b......... Sa.. &s:W ,ias.ps' aa ss.ea
rSrk, I.5t Iii s.lS S,s;s l,ix;
Lar, Is...... ...... s,e1jSos s,so7,l:a es47,iei
pai9 f1sm yc poials ifso fouI puus
xnnE1oS uuopB
received at Chicago customs Jan. u, 1876: D. W. r.
win Il Co., ~ ears barley; Finll. Letor Co.. ~
dry goods; klSn konrnd, oaseI musical instru.
tncnts; y. +. s!1,.Lon Il Co., ID casks rsunes Au-
lsr.on, oleeon 4 Co., cases dry eoo1s; w. +. Bonis
h Co., J cigars. Duties COLLECTED. 81, ,osa3!.
Tho Now York {rolutt EtshH,t7t Irttkly says:
There have 1rcu considerable ehspn,culs Of ~fo4t
for the United Kingdom from Calcutta and Bombay,
which IA new source Of whaat supply. first made
Will t,o exception II tho United Kingdom md
F1auct, tic autulnn sowing Of wIcAs was fas0Eahly
lis pronisn is IL favorable a. ,s,al but in shs unttcl
Kingdom nnA France. particularly III tho forrnrr tho
, 1876-02-01
OCEAN NAVIGATION.
STAR BALL LINE.

-------- UI7IIE UA0U DIlyI9
UNITED ATATEB l. BRAZIL MAIL BTEAAfHJIIpA
Sailing regularly Gsery month from Watsona Whp.f
brooklyn, N. Y.
For Para rernambuco 1an, and lilo Janerio, csllIns
At II. Johns. Porto Aico.
NELLIE MARTIN. 3.uG0, tons, Thursday. Feb. 3, d
an. m.
JOHN DRAMALl, 2iioD tons. Wednesday, March 4
]. u. WALKER, {, ,7Ul tons. Saturday, April =.
Thcso steamers perfectly now, with ali tho tates
improvements haVinN tl1bt-clans passenger nccomo.
lAti01Is.
Tor freight mud rapsnBc nj rcluced rates, npply IA
]. s. TUCKER 4 CO., Agents,
b4 I3uDGt., New York
, 1876-02-01

CLEVELAND PETROLEUM MARKET.
CLEVELAND, O., Jan. 3l.-peIrocu1n Arm And un-
chaugel standard who tll0 teatl, Ike; State {15o
lcsp 12,1xo; Michigan State, 14,;c.
, 1876-02-01

PtTTS6uRa olL MARKET.
P1T7fnun0, jan. sl.-petrolcum quiet, but firm
crude, s2.2H at Iarkcrs; Ectined 14c, Philadelphia
daltvery.
, 1876-02-01

WILMINGTON TURPEHTINE MARKET.
WILMINGTON, Jan. 3l,-HIrits Of turpenttuo lulet
, 1876-02-01

LATEST
NEW foRK, Jan. 3l.-Gold opened and closed at 49,
with sses In tho interim Asl15N. Carrying rates
IN
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-04-20
Notes for HOrsenlen.

WHALE OIL FOR BoTs.-The Popu-
lar Science Monthly says whale oil
was poured on piece of a horses stom-
ach that was covered with bot-worms,
and it made them them let 60 their
hold and die Immediately.
POLL EvIL.-As soon as the sore is
opened wash with CASTLE soap, clean;
then take lunar caustic, and be sure to
get into the bottom OF the sore; leave
it in six hours. Then make d wash of
strong, stirring it thoroughly with the
CASTLE soap, and wash the sore with
it every morning. This has cured
many valuable horses for me.
STAGGERs.-In this disease much
depends on the treatment and on the
management of the animal after an at
tack. In the first place, bleed freely
from the neck. Give Immediately an
active purge, throw up injections, and
keep the animals head wet with ice
water. In most new cases this treat
ment will effect cure. Be careful to
keep the bowels relaxed by giving two
or three bran mashes weekly.
LAMPAss, OR THE GRoOM's FANCY.
When an animal does not take his
accustomed amount of feed, whether it
be colt just getting his molar teeth, or
a very old horse whose mOlars have
become detective, the cruel operation
is too often performed of burning the
emerged palate with red-hot iron.
If a colt is off his feed, treat him as a
baby; he is then getting new teeth, and
should have soft diet-mashes, ETC.
but do not allow the blacksmith to per.
form the unnecessary, injurious and
cruel operation of burning the lampass.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-04-20

II il stated that Tho Aornons are
using all their influence to secure the
admission of New Mexico as State of
the Union. There have been rumors
afioat for some time of the intention of
the saints to abandod Utah, as they
are considerably hampered in their
movements by the presence OF so many
Gentiles among them. And now 1t Is
said they purpose TO cast their lot in
New Mexico. With this view they
are buying up most of the land in the
Territory, which they intend to sell to
those who may desire to purchase
small farms. They are preparing to
coloniZe the Territory with Il suffi-
cent nun Der to make the admission of
it as State of the Union a certainty.
At least such is the report which We
find in some of the papers, which pro-
fess to know all about the matter. We
are rather inclined to disbelieve the
story. Brigham Young has made sew
eral tours into the South in the past few
years, and On each occasion he went
down there, it was rumored he was
looking out for a new location in
which to establish his people. But ii
is not likely that, after having spent
so mnch time, labor and money in
transforming the wilderness of Utah
into blooming and fruitful fields, they
will now pull up stakes and seek fol
another desert to beautify and culti'
vate. Besides.it is not all probable that
the New Mexicans would receive
Brigham and his saints very cordially
Pittsburgh Dispatch.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-04-20
A MaidenIy Poem.

A maiden once said, I'L not mate
with a man who has not fortune great
So she pouted and waited, and scorned
to be mated. She's a maiden yet
aged 4S.-N. Y. Commercial Adverti-
ser.
A maiden once thought, I can not
be bought-Pll marry man who is
poor; but the man he drank beer, died
driving 'keer,' and twelve orphans
went out from her door. 'Tis better
to wait, and be aged 4S, than to marry
the average man; for there's trouble
ahead for the maiden who'll wed the
very first person che can.-Courier
Journal.
A maiden once cried, Now whatev-
er brtide, I'll marry man who Is
wise;' but his views asserted, she
pouted and fiirted; each sickened full
soon of the prize. scan. mag. was the
case; 'twas an awful disgrace said the
Judge in decreeing divorce; and the
woman's fool who general rule will
adopt in deciding her course.-St.
Louis Republican.
Bue most of the girls (dash their friz-
zles and curls) make their minds up to
quit early in life, to take any man who
will let himself be 'done;' the point is
to be some ones wife. And the poor
silly chaps who are caught in their
traps will find out when it is too late,
that girl who was charming can be
an alarmingly terrible ill-tempered
mate. Only this much is certain, once
back of a curtain, the young fellow
who weds Will deserve all he gets-and
get all he deserves of its kind.-Inter-
Ocean.
A romantic young maiden, who
lived in Cheyenne, with bright fancies
.laden, cried out, 'Oh, aohea shall l mar
ry man and be happy as CLAMP
So one day she got mad and said, that
by dad, they could live without her
she was bound to marry but he
treated her roughly-yes, like the old
Harry. So she packed up her box,
pull backs and striped socks, and went
to the Black Hills with a far better
man.-Cheyenne Sun.