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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-07-04

THE Subscriber hereby gives public notice tina I
he has been duly appointed By the Hon. judge OF
Probate for the County Of oxford, and assumed
the trust Of Executor OF the estate Of JOHN
MOULTON late of Porter in said County, de
ceased, ~ giving bond as the law Directs he
therefore requests AL persons indebted TO the e7-
tate Of said deceased to make immediate payment
and those who have any demands thereon, 10 eN'
hibit the same to
MOSES ;. MOULTON.
June 20, 1876.
TIE Subscriber hereby gives public notice t,at
he has been duly appointed 10y the Hon. Judge OF
Probate for the County OF oxford. and assume.
the trust OF Administrator Oi the estate Of ROB
EET W. LORD, late oil Hiram in said County, de-
ceased, By giving bond Is the law directs he
therefore requests all persons indebted 10 the as
tate OF said deceased To make immediate pay
ment: aud those who have any demands thereon
10 exhibit the same TO
FREEMAN McKENNl.
Iune DO ls-G
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FARMERS. READ THISi
PcrcherOn-NOrman Stallion,
Unmarried NAV 10. IS.DD

PcfcnerOn-NOf1Da SthlliOn,
Imported May 10, Iss0)
The subscriber would call the attention of farm.
ers rs we'll others interested in breeding 10 this
remarkable breed of horses. A. q cross upon our
small native mares, they have proved a success
beyond all doubt and cavil In the West where
they have been introduced, htlf-bred colt when
year old, sells for more than the price of or
binary hOrses when fully INSURED.
The public demand larger class of horses, and
the only way 10 get them Is bY employing larger
stations. For this purpose met Mr. NJ W. Dun.
ham OF Ill, THE largest importer and breeder OF
this breed OF horses In the Z. ) ut y. Y. City on
the 18th inst and selected one from a choice lot
that he landed the day before
Centennial
Is nearly i've years old; lGi hands high; weighs
tail. Active and energetic, with remarkably
pleasant disposition, good mover and style that
captivates VIII make the season at my stable.
Believing that his services will prove Of great
benefit 10 the public, offer them for the unprece-
dented low terms, in order that none may feel
that they are not able 10 patroniZe an Imported
Pure-Bred Horse. Termsi-Twenty dollars 10
warrant with the privilege of returning those
not in fOal at any time he may be owned by me.
Farmers, have been at great expense and risk
10 secure this noble animal, and would invite you
TO call aud see him and my half-blood years.Old
stallion Farmers Interest" which will show you.
the value OF the cross upon American bred mares.
Seeing ~ believing. Come and satisfy your
selves. Those desiring further information con-
corning this breed, call upon or address
f. WHITTEMORE, JR.,
West Paris. oxford Co., Me.
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ms = purely NtgtLIbIe, general IaInIIy reme
dy. Keep II in the house TO use in case of emcr
gcncy.
TRY 1T INTERNALLY.
II cures Cholic, Cholera Morbus DiGrrhWa
Cramps aud Pains in the stomach Indigestion
sore Throat, Coughs, Colds, &c.
USE 1T EXTERNALLY.
Il cures Neuralgia, CatarIh Rheumatism. Sprains
Cuts, Bruises Old Sores, Headache, TOothache
aud in fact, almost all The aches and pains human
flesh is heir TO.
sold in Paris 10y 4. VI. Hammond So Paris, \
NJ. Gerry; Norway, \. Otcsr Moves, 4. j. Rowe
Bethel, q. Il. Wiley; So Waterford, Chas Young
Fryeburg, ]. {. Ware, Harrison Hammond n son
WIN. RENNE X son, Ptopr'rs, Pittsield Mass.
mnN3n en-
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py,E,s DrErErlC sALERArUs.-C nlVerS al
--,-...,,,s,s,ea the best in use. Each pounds
,be name ofJAMEs PYLE Non genuine "i'h''
lime 2e, ~
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DIED..

Announcement Of deaih,- i've lines or eSs--in-
serted free. Obituaries contributed toy friends of
deceased, will be Chn ged for at the rate OF five
cents per line-no exceptions.
At East Rumford, ATril 10, Mrs. PAMELA Rich
ards, aged 81 years
In Lowell Village June %, suddenly OF scarlet
fever. Belle, only child of +. Wesley aud Sarah
W. Hin, aged years and II months.
In Newry, June D, Mrs Sarah Abtie, wife of
Urah Lewis aged % years, days.
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JAI-NDICE AMI BILIoUSNESs. Who knows
.,ood remedy for these disorders We are AS
80 .TWOoD's Vegetable, Physical
Jaundiee Bitters wall effect SPECIFY oule'-
They have never failed to satisfy all VINO nave use
them for Jaundice, Dyspepsia BAloushe's' e'0'
Beware OF limitations. The genuine has private
proprietary stamp Of 10 hn Henry over the cork
Sold by all dealers Manhattan Med Co. proprle-
tors. JOHN r. HENRY, CUIRAN y CO. Ne"
York, Wholesale Agents. apf-' :"
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Nm AMP

Yours OF - is received. Thanks. l
have other business just now. Any man
who would leave the army al this time TO
electioneer tor Congress ought TO be
scalped. Truly yours, Il. b. HAYES
That suappy and vigorous letter showed
the quality OF the man. He refused 10
leave bis pos, of duty and "electione
tor Congress" But in spite OF his re-
insal the people. who knew his sterling
manhood, elected him without any can
yass on his own part by majority oil
nearly 2.500.-PreSs.
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Nh X RIED.

In Paris, June -, AIR. Vim. }. Wheeler aud Miss
Addie q. Mathews.
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Dissolution of CO-Partnership
NOTICE..

I'VE having been duly appointed commission
w ers to receive AMI decide upon all claims
AGAINST the estate oil THOMAS j. DEMERIrT
late OF Peru in the County OF oxford, and repre-
sented insOlvent. give notice that we will hear The
claimants ut the oilce Of f c. Harlow in DiNicd
in said County, on the third "Wednesday of July
August and December, 1876.
ELBRIDGE q. HARLOW.
ISAAC y. STANLEY.
pixIeid June 20, 1876. 3w
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Boston, May 70.

r..b ~, kaye contains i Treatise on CataTth ana
~. Ssricr, rs Improved Inhaling Tube. Price ) l.
81 ssIe bv Druggists everywhere. WEEKS
POTTER. Il aston, General Agents.
A. yFoRD-S JAMAICA GINGER, SUI
- ~ -. - .-...n.. Hot nrnms. &c. ..
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A GENTLEMAN who suffered tor Years from
N Nervous Debility. Premature Decay, and all
the effects of youthful indiscrcuon Wi, for the
sake Of suffering humanity, send rec TO all who
need II, the recipe and direction or making the
simple remedy 10y which he wa cc-e. Sufferers
wishing 10 profit by the verse experience
can do so By addressing in pcrIccg con dcnce.
tjauGp JOHN II. OGDEN - Gear St, y. !
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Something New !

Ionogrammic Stamps for the purpose
of Marking Linen and Stationery, made to order
and sent to any address upon receipt OF three
cent stamp and the following prices:
Lettered Monograme, 81 90, 3 do. s5c.
do. soc; Single Letters, 25c., Indelible
Ink, per Bottle, 25c.
Send a 3 cent stamp for a few sample letters
Agents wanted 10 work in their own localities "a
whom liberal discount will be made.
CHARLES A. HEkSEY, Engrayer,
april tf South Paris, Me.
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sr5 - NJ. RoneliO Marsh Ul
ub,sisc,n,ly boogh, The csuiag,-
-l..,hiaery a, East Peru OF Alvin
ems. le.suoa $3.50 Mr.. Marsh
r, ioibe manufacture OF al sinds
.isb.,l,as. Any one in want OF
III. sas.a al, % well TO see him.
-, D. dbam Is erecting dry house
COS. aboutSI00. Nj Oldham
20 . bop user Tor many years. aud
-s good ones uuder cultivation
a.
"A P..oam Las recently sold his
81, T-.aca H4umons. This is one
- rs, arms In town, through which
.1.,s r5.4~ was 20 run.
". Er5la JACKSON is now repairing
sane 10 The Way Of c.apbOaIds and
She b-s a p,eAsau, place and a
y s2rl.
H. c,--, Bargc,s recently met With
a.c.ira, while drilling ou'
o.. powder. /. exploded and Us
ss,a-a badly. Bl, be Is now &C.
..vs.-
h 3.oainS resolutions bage been
IJy RockemeAa Grange No. 100.
n o.. toe death Oi sister sarah j.
r.rsas OCT Divine Master has seen
IA, irla.e wisdom aud my terious
.sc,e 90 remove from our midst our
So. ,,.sf. sarah j. lunt, by which
.,r b4, .o,. worthy member. her
a-tat.-t vie. acd he community
.x1 cuze1, therefore
Ioa, We LrylCTg The loss that
e4.sl upon o., lor the inst lime 10 The
rr. .-, Grange, aad ,ha, oar char
Re- l-4lel IN mourning tor thirty
TIA, ,Lc minutes OF The pro-
2, Cd! .a., meeting be enclosed in
.c--, BIZ toe Lagk line OF mourning.
Iha, copy OF these resOlu-
6, s ,e-. 90 lie husband 81 The Ge-
4- srd .l4t The puso Rural snd
-. p--oc-a. Uc requested 10 copy
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1T Works Like n Charm
Renne's MagicOil.
TRY 1T INTERNALLY.

This Is purely vegetable. general family rene
DIV. Keep II in the house TO use in case of emcr
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a D. uANF>.
NN IL. WALKER. Z Com.
EI ZOO /. WAIkFE

ys 'ae most pleasant d.y Of The
-.---y. q Dad TO be seen. Nege,a-
Ia, ..seF. Crops never looked
a. .-.- uue %. year. some old
&c ur>ol here. Those that Pun
--- come ana buy.
A II
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-Iu 1861 Gen. Hayes was defending
the Union as a gallant soldier IN The field.
While engaged in this service, The Re
publicans OF the Second Ohio district
nominated him TOR Congress and urged
him TO come home and make he canvass.
He responded as follows:
, 1876-12-21

4+f:. cssf o.. q No. Or high mixed closed at 4tA:,
a';; ;,5 % %s S5 i2jsi 4 ssal II s;
sa il # t tIs'e on Z ?sS
tle St.si ana oa do at Aoa4ac fire on board
!'s '2ss ss!'s
I N ,gts :;I
s sad Y ss 1eis:.sa s!ssy
ssss :';aS ;S ' e n ,;ss ;s'ss sss'i
o:.ste sss smss I'd .9 s xesgf a Il, Te Il,
ysass trea! n,erruf ss ,g1s ass HI
sp s,eS y s,s,73s hit. BY
naas! n'its"t !Saa!y ssf1;: a! " ~ s!sis:ss:
Is sise s "ns',sS 'srs @ t
;sstS. S;Ts a . SreTs ;S
te"sT. % tI.c g cioc ts a,c wss rssa for 1a 81
A e. .sl q ~: ~ n X & sold q e! s!ssSsc Ss;c
ssI. q " !y sfe t Il A. % !. T. ss., sf,,s Gss
b b g v "a ~ \ Rss{s ( e. % @ x J, y st,s: AZ @ Al
~ tsssi.''TS tfasS. Ta,ai. :t istoo u. '' "
ws.at-I!sso 90 hn i =: "A AK M FL, January. s,.aaa
tos s1a Sas S5 MsF; s tsao.eyc
sei sso IL ,or FeSru.fy u Il W. oaia7s
:s s;; sssi 81 ss S's ;i'
sa; 8 g; ies.sy I'll as
4 saesy Ell s!s's MI s's.sa sat,s
Cof vas artner unte., far inquiry, January sold
, 1876-12-21

would make advances upon Il for fear Of condition.
Wo believe that such feeling Of dissrnet did
exist In financial circles last winter with regard
to the grain called No. corn at nome interior
points that might bc montlonel. Perhaps Il vould
be we'll to remember this In any agitation that may
be undertaken looking towards 4 lowering Of our
standards OF inspection.
TnE MARKETS.
Tha leading produce markets were lesa seenlar
in toue yesterday, with fair activity. Provisions
and wheat wcro stronger, corn openeA hrm butfcll
back for want Of buyers, oats snd barley were 1rn
but quiet, And rye lower. This receipts were far
for this season, md the shipments of bfcadstuns
again light; The trading all round chiefly had refer.
ence 10 future deliveries.
Dry goods wefe ordnred with some freedom botts
BY the lot1, md interior trade, an all things con.
stlered the votums Of tafes was ~ large A. there
VIA any reason 10 expect. The tone Of the mar.
ket remains dsn. In the grocery market Tho situa.
tfon was the aAme ~ on tho earlier days Of tha
week. Business was generally rcrorted fafr, and
steady and fryn set Of prices was noted. 1obocrs
Of dried fsu!ts were fairly busy. Tho nah tfade
WAS quoted quiet, with prices showing no sppre-
cIatle change from those previously given. In tho
butter snd cheese markets little change was Oh.
sesvable. sht former continuing fairly active and
arm, vhsla tho laster wnsagatn quoted ddf,. Prices
Of leather were strong at tho recent advance Bag
cling, coal, and wood were unchanged. Thu oil
trade wss quiet 1t Tuesdays quotations.
The lumber market was quiet and unchanged,
Drugs amt chemicals were In moderate demand and
sieady, with few exceptions. Wool, broom. corn.
and seeds continue qulck Hay declined. md was
slow At tho reduction, tha shipping demand being
limited and only from ons source, and the local ro.
tailers well supplied, Hides wero in far demand
and oastcr. Dressed poultry md gams were In
good request and Gtm under modernts offerings Of
fne stock, which ware wanted for shipment and to
suppy the local trnde. The demand for green
fruits was also better. Choice potatoes were IN
good local demand and ltm, tho receipts holug
ANAL and poor IN auality.
tall frcights wero qu!et and unchanged. there
being hut moderate demand at the advanced ono.
tatlons. Rates on grain Aso 3oe per 100 1s to Nav
York and all points between that city and Albany;
SIC 10 Boston and common Nav England points,
27c to Philadelphia; and 20c to Baltimore.
FOREIGN EXPORTS.
The following were ths principal direct exports
r.. ~ rrus Fnu %1t5z
, 1876-12-21
AMERICAN CITIES,
NEW YOHK

Special WspdleA 10 1ae 3F160ss,
NEW YoRk. Dec. 1.-uRAtA-WheAt-3laIkot 40 per
b better. with fsle export snd notst speculative
denaRd salea Of IaO bu st sl.l1Ql.aa for uaxraded
tprnS, H. ~ for Eos. and mixed Spruz. so>calasd
sl 1l. 30 for Dol bun y rs for oi
bu No. Chicago. a stqrs. taken on tpesa'slon1 t1J
for ~ coo ~ No. Atlw Auka4i 1l.to faE2a ,0l h4
tra wlits MIchgan. yo dull 1t s0xs2a TOR wsateEn;
safes Of a,uoo bu Western At 8oa
811. barley IN good supply; market
ruled heavy. Corn Nc per bu higher with moderate
t,sds for export Aaa huns US, sAts, l4l 1o bu ~
t4Ae for damaged now Westo1n mixed, ss}xaa0c for
new NJ grade Western mixed, 6aa{o fot new steamer
Mi1cdi elHc Tor old No II 62o fof No. ChlcsG0 snd
Kaasas mixed; CSC for lnfetor willis Westsrni w. ooo
bu No. Z Chicago reported taken fat export st &C.
Oats 10 Per hu better, With fAr local trade demand
snd soms spsealslvt laquity sales Of 20 coo u ssh
, 1876-12-21
Withdrawn from sto.o on Tuesdsy for city con-
armnttun: i. 3tQ hn Mhnat 13l hu corn. l. a7d b},

Withdrawn from stoso on TuesdAy for city con.
sumption: 1,31o oa Wheat, 7ao nu corn, 1.a75 on
barley. -..,
1hc following grain waa Inspected into store IN
thss c'ty on wednesday, 1noFnAne: ~ cars NO.
n. W.whest car NO. 1springs bo cars No. $40,
" cars no. y no. ~ cars Fclcctoa 10. = cars no
efaae t4.s. ~hcatl; car heh-nixod corn, " cars
now DO. - cars new ml1ed do. ~ cars No. Z corn.
* Cars rejected 10, = cass no grads tll3 cofn)t
l car Whsto oatss cars NO. = 20. cara rejected
do' " cara NO. r5e. cars rejected DO; 7 cars
~. oat.oS, casNo uo' caIa FeJcc1cn 10
Iotal' aoo ours, or 1ao'oou IN. 4aApeetca outs
., ~ ea "hSas +'e@o sa eosn, 'oo ba Ese. o'o1o
~ oat4o5' ...
SUI no ram III CALIFORNIA, nna aesefal OF oue
Wncat operators afe speeutatnR on LUG cAaRees !of
tae next CROP o! Wasat III taAt stAto. ls not LOO
!a'e yet' o91 u 9atn saoala no'a on nIeh longer
lug "hsAs S.o'e OF 1off Hoela pfoosoly oe small
fooe eae;ioaos OF foloc1eu wheat were oougas IN
tn,a a mafRet tau oa5 oefofo 5estofdhy 10 sh'p 10
MiswauKee. "aas aae can u oc put 10 IN tna1
e.sy "hse" Will pay 1or tae eoat ot tfausponas'on
thitheff -....... ...... ......
a 'ettes rom samaol shepard: E'?., proms'
neht Helcaaat III FoFs s1aniey tIahaus)s IVES re-
cclsed here yesterday In anssvsr to teegnphic In
qntrles regarding the want OF wheat in tho Dom'n.
ioh' TAe writer sayss .'That canada wants VIII
ba very inzgo tas season IN anaonbtea; but when It
comes down to soy bow many ousAola she will re-
qulre, It il pretty datcnle thing to get att
ticatar'y a. wo neYar get any Government reposta
of tue CROP The writer then enters on aGures,
and dsduces theoretical shortage OF u. 10D, GOO
bu. OF. y round numbers, 1000. 00o bu. This
Must ha says, be takcn with sonlo latitude. We
have prsy!oualy published estimates ranging from
&, 600. 600 to i, 0o0 900 bu aud thls, NJ an inde
pendent estimate, II nearly midway between those
two extremes. Operators here tbhk that O, 00O 600
Of shortage Will bs found tob bs not far from tho
, 1876-12-21
sAnd Iutesak.
BY TELEGRAPH,
ENfY YCNkfr
70 tAA JF<ytfFn AgtQC{dfk2 Jfssf.

10 the Rsstsrn Asfoc{ated Treat
NEW Yoxk, Dec. 20,-0old opdaed u 10TH, Dc.
elued 10 1o7A. and closad 1t 107x. Carrying
rates, / to5.
sllseF 12i019lH per oMncs.
Governments were strong.
. Railroad bonls were dull aud geasEslly dsm.
State securities were quiet.
The htoek market was strong sssly IN the 1ny,
and prices adsanccl Il 10 IL. hut. Ia tue after
noon, portion of shs improvement Wsa lost.
Lake Shote. Michigan Central, aud PseiGc Mall
wsso the most aetiys stocks. Pacific Mail
advanced " 2oK and reacted A0H In
hasl saes ohlos fuss from, 6si to
on, closing at VI. Western Un!ou sold
At the close at 7l1sG7c, " dividend OF IN per
, 1876-12-21

ducks, 81. aUtlml; rcnton tsdllrs, l2ks PIT .: to
carcass. &C; rabbits. 7,s4R5c rrr toz
a9;M. rr!ms nstrs .nout sa n ?ino@thy w ." " " dull
bALT--Waa H. uuo'ierhic demand und stcatiy. hne
hay!ns Hsanssd t9 stan salss wcrs EeG.sca r. "
!hs two f.l!ow!aK noaht h :! w. ~ W Ssose Ems s
tasA - ~; dairy. with bags, $3 e Ashton dairy per
WbdL-E Eontinuea IN mcdesate Western demand snl
ateaay, r!sSsc Tsshsd nnn @ A., nsdnn, @ 9;SS.s @ 59 5
9s2lc: DO coasto and medium, lie,5e; Tub. washed,
prime, {UA t3ct do ppuf 10 good. 81 d 4Uk.
, 1876-12-21
Tho following were ths principal direct exports
from this city 10 Europe for the periods named:


received At Chicago Custom House, Dec, 20, 1870:
Field, Letter i Co., IS cascs dry goods; Lii &
Bui,en, 2, 500 bu barley; ". II. Rand, cascs oil
paintings; Andersen, Olsen & Co., 3 pkga dry
goods; ncncdct 1}sos., cases dry goods; J. v.
FarwclI + Co., 8 cases dry goods; Geo. Stewart i
Co, ,oGo sacks salt; j. ". Doano + Co., $50 boxes
ra!s!ns: J. ". poano s. Co., 150E boxes rafs'ns; !;
stcuben Co. Wine Co., d]4 casks wine; stenbch
CO. Wine Co., IL octivcs wine. Amount Of duties
collected, 405a.71.
, 1876-12-21
REAL ESTATE.
The following instruments were aled for record
yrehnnsdnv T1er %.

The following instruments were aled for reeor
Wednesday, Dec. 20:
H1Tr PROPERTY.
Wentworth AZ. 1;nA e Of Thirty'thfrdt It. q :.
ThIttIcth Il laIH ii Ut State ii, . I, alx
D3 3a.l0ft with other outatla prupcrtr). dated
l. asxioo II, dated ijec . s.sc
Hubbard Vt, I cor Of Armour It, n 7, 81 u.1Ux
~ It $50. 4s1l dated Deg. D......:. ........ 1oc
i, s4!4I,t1 II, also Michigan Nv, lgs II tof
Thirteenth 1T VI. 2txlN Il, Will tlnptove-
EI.abcth Caspenier}. ..,,...:.. ............. n5,0
sssia IL dated icc. ..,........ 1.st
Etmersld 4, toi e n Of Ihtrty'ar1tst VI. 25x :,
ta It. dated Doc. &
viii boliinTs. dated Dee l1....,.....:...... lase
Carroll ~, Is feet q. Of kobey It, I. aOI
Kinsle II, VI, a5xlGs IT. dated Dec. ia....... 10.
, 1876-12-21
4fS~N
s,0N
$500
5000
1900
$50
1850
1890
COMMERCIAL.

The following wsra tbs receipts aud shipments
Of the leading articlcs Of produce in tllls city
during the twcnty.fouE hours euding At o'clock
on Wednesday morning, and for tho corresponding
tlm0 last year:
, 1876-12-21
PROVISIONS.

IIoQ PROpUcTs,-wete active nd stronger,
IN sympathy with rmcr feeling III hogs Rt tho Stock
Yards which due fact Of smaller rcceIpta thnh
wAsgcnera15 expected The tradng was chiefly tpccua.
tire faw tox btlnR wanted for present delivery. Tho
European adv.ces quoted decline ait ronnd-parE,
aavAnco Ia inland fretgnta+ Buyer here. however,
were Operating the psotpect Of smaller hog supply
than has bcen ouked for and waa claimed that pref
cnt prces arc too low for the situation.
MISS PoHk-Wns Aetiye for future delivery, and In
fair demand fos prcsent. The market advanced 11u
per tr and cloged easlor 1t 24@sc below tho 'alcze
1,ficeA Of Tuesday SaGs Weto reported OF t3Co bfa
csa st SIS. bfRseller tho mouth at bt6 10
6la,Bo, g. 600 brls aeller January at Sto6J4eItGs.
7so brls seller February at sls 7salaDo, anL 900
bsls asher March at SIT .Dsl7.l2H Total 70 ITO bts
The market closel ateady at SIG so0lt 60 for round
lOia caa; Sle 500 s. acor tlla ycar; SIG. eo
eelier January; stu eoplns2h for February aud
Sl7.0o seller March. ...-.--
Extra prime pork was quoted at tl3.ooa1275.
LAhp-Was In more than tic ukual demand, chiefly for
to short intereat and advanced c per lU0 M toanE
Sales .are reported Of ~ h5s caa = *io M 0t1 tsa
Jury 4 sia asoloD; 27.gU tsa aSllsr EshruafyA u :,
AL II aO tcs. Tia narkct ctoled steady at fto $50
TO- b7 chsll; $lu. IS acnr tG 1car: SO ~ ~
or Marsh WA nonnai II $lu a.6 ss0s5 thu close:
MEArs-WcE9 more nct!st N tioulea!iS arconnt be"
ag Il ss ~ ,95 'arg ~ u w
tness pork. Witch tends TO dntnlsh tla production.
The !hauFy for export VA anlet: The inarkct A..
porE mi !ard. Sales we're sspuEtsd at .. groeu
s sn ~ L ~ Il a. g !S5 4 St Il
; sss IS sSS SsIs: s'sFy $ss "a :ss!
cuhh and seller Jsnuay. This following are the 1Ate
, 1876-12-21

iIOUs-Therc VIA al : ilye and LoaYaut llc market
yct'erda{ Ihe small rso pts u e Ct.@s ~ H. days
gayo buyers confidence, anl tho lsys supply wu ~.
sorbcd al strong 10c advance oser fnesayt quota.
TVlst Saes wer: e!ssted ct Ct " 7as 70 for coaon
ieItum aid hcavy. weight packing ho und 1t F
~ fur KuDl to extra Heavy shlpuS Kfldta. lcala-
, 1876-12-21

NEw Yo1x. Dec. 21.-Dfown aad co1orsd cottons
wcre more active snd tstny hsd. penms wars closa'
II so up Utica vida aheetlaxs ware cos1d out BY the
agents, pTtata wsrs In fair request. Mems wea1 OF
xoolaus ress In irregular demand. Flsnnsla vsre
quiet. Thv Bulletin aArs thAt graiu.baS asu oobng at
low pstee& Foreign Eooda &ra dull.
, 1876-12-21

CLsrktANp. O.. pee. 3o.-FxrxotsuA-Nstk
dru; standard White, Ito degrees, a7c.
, 1876-12-21

L1nE at,d sIoft ciears gunted at SIC cash. B}fo
far January, and seia selfo. February Cumbtrlunla
quiet at s?fteaAct l1ng.sat hams Hs99lc y. ooxe4
Bacon a4otea i 7s7iu TOR thoulasra @ a. naA.tots sot
thurt rttA HEtlQc fur short ctE9lf, 3E11u for Ans,
iii canvaxtl aud pxckcl.
URkAAr-Wa4 quiet ht 617Hc.
for nuaa; $40. for extra seas, aud sl1ue
STxI1ow-Was quoted IT. Tic for city, and 7.{a7slc
for country lots, acoor!inx 70 condition. Eas Waa
made OF 4q1 brla city 1t nc,
, 1876-12-21
FINANCE AND TRADE.
No New Features of importance
In Local. Finances.
Diminishing Movement Of Currency
The Clearings, $3, 400, 900.
Tho, rrodne Earkets nort Attlse-"rfosisions ID
Unusually Good Demand and Strong.
Wheat and Oats Firmer, Corn Tame, Rye
Lower-Grain-Graling Hers, and
Rating IN New York.
FINANCIAL.

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There vas no nc" movement IN tno nhane'at ~
aalion' inc business OF 'ho day was nsn1' ~ sne
enal! c'eas'hss 'naicale. 'ae uen1u" tos !oa.e
"'1 oatciF e"'1""'cu. aug p."t'Fa.
1UF bnpk fnGGr4 were tho p1ckoEg anu rue coG1Hl6'
al ho,l~ nun harf6 T1IN AfIHYi1F8
HuH tlt JhAc[ pApEfIul tEA1nluAAtA4u
Ira the nrtlcrA Tor EuftSnEY
n
Wefc not rs volup1nnna as fortnight ago. ihc
bnnka aro wrll sunnlicd with fund. for tho &C.
rnmrnnd,tfan nj frst, ciase eustnmcr6 l,nk have
roy cnv sprt,{ua IN snsnk NJ No tu.r
MY ets 7a1Psn' W sFe"N " =" in'tt A.
H1ttn OF discount arc 6lkl per cent 10 regular
en%ton,ors .ftt encet,1 rains 10 snecIo1 chscs On