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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1876-09-08

lunatic from Glen City by the name of
James Hasler has been placed in the county
Jail by the Poor Overscers Of Beaver township.
lie Is as mad as March hare.
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RE NOVA 200 Pianos & 0TuaDS

at MANUFACTURERS prices The Subscribers will sell
their Entire Stock OF Pianos ana d-9rgans, new ana
second hand, sheet music music books, and mer-
chandlSe, at very near cost prices DURING SEP
TENDER previous TO removal 10 their new store
40 EAST l4th ST., UNION SQUARE. OCT list. Illus
trated Catalogues Mailed. Agents Wanted. Special
Inducements 10 THE TRADE HORACE WATERS
SONS, Manufacturers and Dealers, 4Sl Broadway
NY Sep i-4wd
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AND DEMOCRAT ATBLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA COUNTY PA
Business Notices
Important 10 Centennial yisitors

If you are going to see the Centennial
Exhibition with your wife and children.
write to Bottoms Washington Hotel on
Chestnut street above Seventh, Philadelphia.
and give the number of grown persons and
children in your family and how long you
propose to stay and get their prices.
II you are going with party, society or
lodge, do the same.
Washington Hotel with wide Chestnut
street front, only charges $500 per day, and
800 for supper, lodging and breakfa fast and
The Branch of the Washington, on the Euro
pean plan, on Seventh street near Chestnut,
only Sl.OO for room, and there you can get
good meal for fifty cents if you desire it,
or you can get your meals anywhere else you
choose. Aug. 4-6w
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Rail Road Time Table.

The Pennsylvania State Convention of Young
Mems Christian Association will be held at
Danvile, September 81 to "a, inclusive.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1876-09-08

Mason & Hamlin, Geo Woods, and the
Celebrated Standard Organs at Thomas
Music Store, Danville July 81. ..4w
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1876-09-08

A full line of Tobaccos, at wholesale an,
retail at NJ. NJ. Russells.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1876-09-08
COAL.
COAL


g; w. NEAL 4 BRO, Wholesale & Retail
Dealers in all sizes of the best qualities of
Red and White Ash Coal, at the very lowest
market rates. Have constantly on hand large
stocks of
Domestic,
Cupola
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1876-09-08

G. A.. Clark sells Kings Specks, whicl
are the best Every pair warranted,
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Coal Mines Caying In.

PoTTsyiILE, Pa, Sept. 6.-The people in
The vicinity of Centralia are greatly excited
over the caving in of some ground ia the
lower part of the town, it being completely
honey bed; the surface continued 70
crack and crumble and show signs of veal. /.
ness generally. The ground above Gorrel &
Co.'S mines is slowly settling down and the
ininers have all refused to stay In the mines,
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1876-09-08

The largest line of Slippers is at McKin.
ney's.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1876-09-08

SELLING AT COST.-Don't forget that
the time closes ON Saturday evening at 4.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1876-09-08

A full line of Green and Black Teas, cf
all qualities and prices at Russelrs
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1876-09-08

2OOO yards of Muslin to arrive this week
at |. w. Hartman's.
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| Largest lot of Fancy Writing Paper in
| this county at G.. A. Clark's.
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Babcock & Wyeth's Ads

SOk0 Reward for an Incurable case. DR. ]. r.
gov FIrLER, being sworn, says: graduated in
1888, appointed TO Professors chair 1869 have de-
voted 10 years, exclusively to rheumatism Neuralgia
Gout Kidney and Liver diseases. guarantee r.
FlterS rheumatic remedy, Kidney Cordial ard
Liver Pills permanent cure, Will refund money
Pamphlets, References and Medical advice sent by
Medicines at Druggists.
July 81, 'T6.-tf. b CIV
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1876-09-08

Six good secondhand Pianos for sale a
&. Thomas Music Store, Danvlle, ranging
In prices from 1928, to $3.50. July 2I.-4W
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1876-09-08

Splendid Ham and Cheese at Marr's.
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Chickering Steinway Malhushek & lIaine,
Bro, Pianos at Thomas Music Store Dan.
vile. Julv u a.,
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Machine needles and oil at Marr's.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1876-09-08

Mems Lasting Boots very cheap at M
Kinney's.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1876-09-08

McKinneys i' headquarters for all kinds
of boots and S. O >.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1876-09-08

A new lot of Men and Boys Hats this
week at Mars.
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Choice Timothy Seed at |. w. Hartman's.
All first class dressmakers use Butterick &
Co.'s Patterns. Sold by Mari.
Syrups and Molasses at prices to suit the
times at NJ NJ Russell's.
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Clark's.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1876-09-08

Cashmeres and Alpacas in large lots at |.
w. Hartmans.
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| pean plan, on Seventh street near Chestnut.
only Sl.00 for room, and there YOU can get
good meal for fifty cents if you desire it,
or you can get your meals anywhere else you
choose' Aug. 4-Gw
| Largest lot of Fancy Writing Paper in
this county at G.. A. Clarks.
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New goods this week at Mars.
--
Running off coarse Boots at cost at I. w.
Hartmah's.
SELLING AT COST.-Don't forget that
the time closes ON Saturday evening st T..
NJ. Knorrs.
The largest line of Slippers is at McKin-
neys.
A full line of Green and Black Teas, cf
all qualities and prices at RussePs.
Machine needles and oil at Marr's.
Chickering Steinway & ITaines
Bro, Pianos at Thomas Music Store Dan.
vile. July 2l DO
McKinney's j. headquarters for all kinds
of boots and S, o 3.
A new lot of Men and Boys Hats this
week at Mars.
A new lot of Pocket Books at G.. A.
Clark's.
Cashmeres and Alpacas in large lots at |.
w. Hartman's.
Mason's Fruit Jars and Jelly Tumblers
at NJ. M. RussePs
Ladies' French Kid Button Shoes, all
widths and sizes, at McKinney's.
Choice Timothy Seed at l. w. Hartmans.
All first class dressmakers use Butterick &
Co.'s Patterns Sold by Marr.
Syrups and Molasses at prices to suit the
times at NJ. NJ. Russells.
Sheet Music, Music Books and Musical
instruments generally in endless variety at
Thomas Music Store, Danvile. July 2l.-4w
Mems Lasting Boots very cheap at Nc
Kinney's.
Six good secondhand Pianos for sale q
Il. Thomas Music Store, Danville. ranging
in prices from 1925, to $3.50 july 2I-4W
G.. A. Clark sells Kings Specks, which
are the best. Every pair warranted,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-30
THE STATE OF TRADE.
IL. nAnIrA MAn q ~

IrvERPooI. March 2o-e3O ?. m.-Cotton Is steady Mid
ding Uplgnds g. H.: MiUlny orleans sd; sales, lZ,O U
including 1900 Tor speculation and * orr receipts
800 bales which 52yO bales Amrrit an Futures
Id arer: salrs OF Mling Cpa,is, Low bidding clause
Slipped February per SAIL al 'IsLi do do Ari ana Nay
IiyEkroci HaTch pa p m.-Coon and futures hlmer
Gales OF Ncang pllI Low Aialng clause shipped ttD-
mar, and March tycr SAIL at G"3l do do, May AMI une
delivery esd. do do July and August del very III -'al
LNEiPaot, March % l3o y. m---aies OF .ilullhe p
bind. Cotton Low MdGlug clause shipped February per
saill ~ q nd also, safes Of the same ~ l'r.
LERrOOI, March 29-2 ln.-Frme western Lard dui at
81. 800 -,--.,...ou .. ,,o,.
1900 bales American. go. o., -. r. -,
can l0rs, So Dbl for Prac Mess Bdcuu 33 c"t lor
TWEff6oi March 29-5:3O p M ot'on Futures firm
Mi.dlug Ipilnds Low NidduE clause lne 'hl
delivery 6sasd; do DO, july ami August do'e1y'
LnSbdy March 29-l2:3O p m. United states bonds.
1000, IOj7e Enc Railway shaf,s Il ST. hehheu fe'o-
I.iin. ID T. gallon for standard White
LoSpON, March -0-l3O p m.-pa15 advcs quote heh'es
Coz q &c. o., g., ,.,. ...,.
and The account. Ta.Ow, l19 y cNt .
iONpoN March 1850 p. m.-fhe amount 81 bullion gone
into TIE ians Eng and on balance to-day = liUOt
LONDON, March 29-t On-ts ~ "is Tor money! anu
g g., for account United states bonds NtW fNt,
1868 Ere Railway shares, lt'2. Parls adVieeS quote
I0Sn"S. Harch 1850 p ,n-Redned Petroleum, ~
gallon. CODimu1 kosu, u. laln", 4tJd ~ = V"t
SPIRITS n ncutine - 3d2J e. cwt.
PiE. March 2y.-ESchanee on LONDON, 25L 23'2c ior
FaASkroer March 29-United states bonds, New Elves,
HSiwEap March 29-rerol,u 81 2f FOR line Pale Ameri
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-30

"h.,,,onrp al Chicago, decided to close their IN
..rost Tonight. Michigan Central sold from ol 10
c,i. and then At CO.'S closing however, at 0li2i a
tov sellers optons at 60 days were put ont at uii
fornce Of about IS per cent from the regular price,
IN, 81 p,nI stocks were both weak from inc open
;nr tho Common declining from ~ to IL a ana 'ue
pr,forr,d from 90 10 67l2. The former however
Iii and closed at its opening price, WINE ,iio
Deferred after rally to 6sl closed at 6S. Nor'n
weste,n Common was at first inclined to be STEADY
at 41a,a ~ but af;erward sold at 41Ss and closed
N 417s. Northwestern Preferred was feature
leo. either in amount of transactions OF IN
its fluctuations, G2LG622la6l4G62A' racine
~ Missouri sold up to 15i2 on renewed
renorts of "harmony" existing at ST. LOUIS ou'
was hardly so strong the close with sales at s.
western Union, after opening at osa6o's Gecilneu
70 Az, advancing again to 6Sis during the iIs'
boop-le' and then was dull between 67'e ana u.s.
clo.,n for the first time in many days at traction
helo,y IS. Pacific Mail has ruled rather hrmer To-
dov. the majority of transactions having oeen d.
better than 21. Erie was weak. The remainder Oh
The list is sufficiently described in the SuoJoiheu
table, which gives the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-30

in State bonds very little was done though quota
tons were generally steady, Missouri plain Us being
firm at 1914.
IL city bank stocks Commerce 800 sold at 115ls,
Fourth National 40 at 81. and Metropolitan 19) at
lZ6. Bank of the state OF New-York was without
Quotation.
Railroad bonds were duh. St. Paul mortgages
We're strong COnsos at 80, and La Crosse Division
flrsts at 02i2D 1929. Hannibal and 81. 10 Con-
sos sold down 10 76i2 but Pacihcs were hrln
hessrs Fisk & Hatch will pay the Aprii coupons
OF the Central Pacific Railroad Company (St Joa-
gum branch at maturity.
The April coupons of the Southern Pacific Rail
road Company viii be paid at the Offices of the Com
pany, No. kassau-st. and No. II Pne-st.
d. h. Jesup, Patton & Co. viii pay the April cou-
pos OF the Chicago and Alton income bonds, and of
tls hEss mortgage bonds of the St. LOUIS, jackson
VIE ana Chicago Railroad Company.
lie coupons of the Michigan Central Railroad
s's1paAy, due April 1. formerly payable In Boston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-30
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

NVyyoRK Mtrch zg-EEEvEs-Wlth fayOring weather
arj f .ufplv # cattiesj az jersey ty dnd ~ NJ
y.Ii,- mn ilg -I9J head-fhe markets Wrr mol elVc
come i Tie uck remaining ms ID ~ u noon Prices itl On
ing m 80 lUc colorado TIM caiae at 9@c 30 ID MY o.
t illinois steers lOalO4c; good l cttue ~ lU'l" C.
and 81 D. very lew reaching II ~ II &C. ana ltthps a
head " tie pick out n All The cl az 4- 90 d.
TEec ele moro Texan and '.oTpkrc cattle tna4 L' c
sf1 i'm rIe A. nd. f1r long tme-ab0n; 100 bead Tho s
would average htont O4c' Diosa'l oe,i i"' WY ' ~
r I1Iv CIV shippers =. W Arrt0n, 20 cars MOI
80 y W,tx IGc ar- Hirsch, Meyer CO. "A cars oiir
= 90 III ears: Kahn J. Brown, 5 cars and ears
s.e Tor Gillespie TOst J. D. Dad siuu nd " iOoslAe.
sales by Nj Goldsmith, - cattle VIZ iof lilisci,
M.~rr Co 10 Illinois Steers = cft a. zoe ana - =
Ira- 20 o. 82 cwt. l0c.i = q cN a loc % % a
81 scan = cwt 1920, SO o. nnd ~ y head Il ehIi
slaUt cst ht 12c - % also lur hlupiof q hnihsclhl
MISSOURI sses =. cwt, at lie, 90 10 ana % Texan oxen
culver sold u cars Illinois steers for W hlerton,
90 OF them "a ola 9'sc 80 i Of cwt 90 lQ' 10
OF so est al lOdlO1tc 56 l0s oi te1 ~ az lga iO
IL ti ia ct Osc % n 81 ufTs cNL AZ lo'2c -
of cr AZ lOaIic 5C1,7 s head on part of them ,ni
80 Of 2 Gu I. AT Toe, 81 u q llSlcp - D. ,, .. ,
W L. Dudl y, for Gilosa PCst 80 I.iI9s s,,oi, /,
al lOc 56 H. for Morris WaiAel 10 limos ,as ~
cgt AT Toe - Of = cWt a. c ana 'vc 2
q rol@t for Morn. w. 90 colorado steers. = cwt at
eLc % n ~ Illinois o., cwt % l0c 90 H. aud zoe e1eA
WIN a of 50 c.t % zoe. and u 4, head
Zoe G6 H. 10 Missouri 6is owt, a. lO'o ss 81 bead q.
DO ia evil lOc. and 10 ~ o"t al lOc % ~ Tor l.
brow n BontcAy cat!c, ~ pvt, a. 81 % ~ $n oT
81 Iauterpaeb for K5Ifs Co. II Missouri s,sers CO,
cv AT DC, Is II cvt, lgc, md 81 bead, with Ia Of
g. W. sherman, for 5. W. ALsrton. ~ common Illinois
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-30
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, MARCH &c. 1876.

Ga cwt. at eaC and ~ d. Gacwt at 9'sc both
The six,ie,hst cattle were ms follows 7 Eastman %
car, segel Meyers 20 carsi MOTIFS Mai1el ears
cars en $ A'''"'' anu '''l' . '~'' '"'" ''' -
s ;oe b his nPq e 4a 81 nfcG ?s
Of 1856 b. at ose, 81 Is Of strong g. cwt al
Meyer of their Ins. stock 10 head fat c,ts
3 as q e @sa Of Of s 5s at =, i2 81 80 Of
D. Walxel sold big AZ 3ois steers LIP p at TO- 90 10
Ulery 4 Cary, for themselves Inol, steers 1855 q
g b. less 81 head and Is o. s4 at
VAN Krchway sold CO Illinois steers l179 at loo. 90
O. hagen sold his 16 Illinois steers 1919 at l0c 6
u Of lsj ID at l0Pc, 81 ID, and 10 Of LAOS d. at IL e
Knovl,Gn sold state 177O At 19,sG Sc p: oof
VIAL CALyEs-Many poor little calves now sent here.
S dead ns b s9Ps ann s ~ and the IA
them. Respectable commission dealers are a 10 nav
y aas s ga ia s ecrns t. We h5teed some i've calves
too young mothers. died for
breakfast suppose. 1t is wonder
that MT Bsh ces not LOOK After them hey az not srF
sa5cc, and small poor calves at 6a7 2c. not counting
state calves sen at 7a9c, with TAR to good lo29l2c
ana m a az anS mic le SeIrT o ~ yoGni HOLLY at oa9c
W H. IiayGes Co. sold 81 Jersey calves at 7G9c and "a
Q Collins sold 10 Jersey calves at 500 o.,
Hume Eliot sold 40 state calves al average ~ &c
MeGraw sold stae calves. l29 D at Sci 3 Of l20 To- at
sHGSF AND LlsICcc weather keeps Of the lambs at
home. they mature slower tsn in wafn weather Arrivals
scrp anu lambs g. 40 yesterday and LIZ to day cars
CITY SXtiehst and l. car a. Washington Mar
Prices material change, with slow trade az
Gas for sheep; 7c for medium 7cGSc for COOL to
prime cNcrciing 7sic. Today. Lambs worb about
llc H. eaci Ihc first Ohio Spring lambs were re
YESTERDAY ard sod for - 80 by Ege Otis, Who also
CaGoe3 q scd is jersey Spring lambs at 81 right
through 100
W H. Haynes sold lambs at 81 each at S. and 10 hne
AZ 80 30.
Kase Pccock ut Jersey City, 3O7 Missouri sheen 90
~ and 200 Onu - ~ bon lots at 7c la Illinois u = d. at
81 So and l62, Of . ID, 81 u 80, z cwt 1900,
Judd Buckingham sold J- ONO sheep 1872 10 at 20 81 IL
and 40 .! 81 d. at ~ 81 4 per cwt
Hume Elliott az sNticA 81, 10 ohio sheep, w ~ NJ
73c H. 7ilc.; 1872 lOi h. NJ Sci ~ Of 90 d. az
Cc ~ state sheep llC 10, at Rae and 1875 Ohio sheep %
%, at &c
M5Cs-Aner $3.50 yesterday we have 81 ears today at
jersey city II az Forelhst., making 490 head me
FOR dressed strong &C. decline since Monday
1850 lUc. western dts7t
and lew amy On the Wa. tt1ige
ItiG sold III live Ohio hogs, medium qlsltY 40 10,
s'sc.
cue AGO March 29-CArUE active and lover receipts,
5000 heal range prce5 y 2Ja$j 81 SALES OF
good caoc - 20; fair - 81 common, "a 2Oi
shipments, 1900 mead. 900 ,
Hos qiist easier; receipts 5000; sales packers,
q as 2j Shippers, % 2JHso Loi fAHhtIplas, . 49,
shipments, 800 hold. ,o,,
SuEAP demand active rccelpJc OOO Aeali shSs
Of common 10 choice at %j041 30.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-30
Totals s.. sts.sOO ed. Soc. eOl
The closing quotations Of foreign

Money was in good supply to-day, with the more
general business in call loans at and 1 per cent
but loans were at the close offered down to 2l2.
Good mercantile paper finds sale at 3 and 8.
The United States Treasurer to-day received
500, 900 National bank notes for redemption. The
Customs receipts at Washington amounted TO
100000 The Internal Revenue receipts footed
up 100000. The following is the Clearing house
statements Currency exchanges. $J3,Sj0, SOB /;
currency balances. 1874 ,333 gold exchange
S3,402,975 gold balances, $G5G,145.
Government bonds were quiet but, on the whole
steady on a very moderate business. Prices here
and abroad are now so closely Appropriated that
little business is done by the foreign bankers We
eloeipo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-30
LinG!.r.al.

4 GAS STOCKS.
"A. SEWYORK. METROPOLITAN MUTUAL AND
AN!IAITAN GAS SfOChS BOUGHT AND SOLD,
and IN a, OF brook yn and Securities Dealt
nLy ono III. PRkNFI1S.
g. 30 E.oNi -, y. Y.
GAS: and City T. Il. Stocks, Bonds, Scrip &C.
~ bOish. -Di s0d +. 1. HEWITT . bIoAdst Room IL
MINING Shares and the organization of Cor
WI p0Iate Companies .pecinliy. 80
MONEY 10 LOAN on BOND and MORT
w oABF-S eN.lork hrJoklyn, New Jersey Eastern and
" estsrp states. Money Tor cry and TOWN BONDS
3. 8. WOOD, j., AND r. H. FLOYD JOINS ~ Broa4Say
NORTH CHICAGO Uincoln Park BONDS
~ Tie Iators, phi hfsi proS.o, 1Hg BON ps
OF NORTH CHICAGO d iasd for LpoaH rsrsl s1n he PAID
on pTVsepaien II eoul ~. aut after haf date al the
American Exchange ssSioIa ssnh NV Ysrs c,g,
i. 3. CAYLVH, sscstaxy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-30
THE MARKETS.
[CaTetully reported tor The rMBJsz.l
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
FER NOFGt htttf, btS'tih, 'fs@ H''I"iits.
WEDNESDAY,, March 20. 1879.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NEuSEsDAI March %, 1879
ASHES-This market Cul and H0n1uay unchanged NJ
Sc Tor pots and 97c Pearls stock Of Ashes Tie in
ection 1s sort l,Sj "a %; 81 do
y condemned IL total liO2 lst sort Pearls, 90; ~ 0O
81 10. l; total, 90; grant total, LAOS.
GOFFLEIhe market Tor llo higher and more aCtye
tho quotations are l'aidlCc. for Ordinary; II hal7 c
Iar lSa 1890. Tor coed Ia l9c. for Prime all gold
Obbing lots lJai 42Oc colo; Santos. Fair 10 GO1d lI4W
Isle gold; sales 81 $500 Ianegr al bags
Ionati terms not trausped Ober descriptions OF COire
quiet but iirm
COTTON-ILe market the spot firm at yesterdays
rates owing favorable fr0m Liverpool There
was bJsn 81. embracing sales Of 1869 bales including
49l evening Of which $40 fOr export J47 Tor
sumption, and - Tor speculation The receipts ct the ports
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-30

FLOJR AND MEAL-Therc scarcely 80 much business
reported IlO.r today, Willie prices generally without
decided lines ~ low grade Extra and
wanti fair extent FOR export ull previous prices
Medium 10 Choice v escrn Extras ruled quite steady with
moderate local AIDE dciaEd Minnesota Extras
very plenty and N instances brought shade better
Uusound Extras No. 2 and Sdprrue ABOUT lasi
- us There much DO
ne hut prices obtained the those realized
Yesterday Sa,es, 1850 bbls, including 500 bbls
Cus0und Extra at Sl0fJ 70; LOO bbls super
fine, maniy at "a aS4 COS $500 Dbls Low Grade
Extra at ass 55 fl00 bbis Medium 70 CHOICE osieEn
Extra ~ - 7Jd-s 80, chiefly within The range
of a. 2JdS8; 1900 bbl. tity NH Extra a.. Z, %
S. ]l The 50 2Odsi Tor no 2. chiefly at
f3 yUdS3 80: - 2jd@4 50 Common ChOice
superbnG STATE and Western. nanny at "a 500
81 90; SjU25 80 for Inferior 10 Common Extra state,
50 jasJ 40 FOR Common 10 Iar do - 40 90 90 Tor
Tar % Good 50 G5dS7 for Good 10 Choice DO;
-JGs5 40 for Inferior a. Common fxua Western; s. 40
c-J 70 GOCdd S0dtifi Goou 20 ChocedO
ana 81 - for Choice sncy p aaB % Tor Cy
Ms Liza and ~ 2JatS % tOT Winter Weal CIOCe Family
lity Mills Extra; S5Arh 10 for Common % Fair ExtrA
Hound HOOP Ohoi S5iJ0sO 90 for tr 70 Cool do. and
Tor Good 10 Choice TO- - 20 - - ioI Common 20
d. aul one fayOrte LrauCs held a. 90 6Od5 10.
win occasional utaes within the RANGE 81 400
- 20 for Common Good Extra ~. Louis; So 80
efg for Good 10 choice do; and sjdsS IS for small
parcels very Choice the market closing hFm iOf lDT
crades. aud steady for other Kinds. southern f"Er
vas WitnUut change 10 notice. Tie business vas
r.9Iar4te and manly IN good and c.oco grades UhhS
mr!atr Wills II III. ccA ta!r sRles 20 bbs ~ - -
Vs 10 for Inferior Good Extra 20 s5df8 80 for 0od
10 CHOICE DO 50 951sS 70 for Common 10 Choice Family
Extra IS BOA 80 tor choice 10 Fancy Sew PrYees
RYE gbt svppy spd hry beid ssiss xsp obs
ft lOSsS ~ Tor Gao whole range Including eSoa !" ohois
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-30
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

MOBILE and OHIO LROADBONDHOLDERS
are notified to call at the Office Of kotchun II Bel
KNAPP u Broad-st., whore the copies Of the court
records are ready for their Inspection so that they
may Judge of the facts for themselves.
MORRIS KETCHUN,
Surviving Trustee of the LIST Mortgage Bondholders.
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Good Ordinary

GoodOriinaiv Midhng
contract, 800 bales. For future delivery
advance OF lec. with moderate business. sales
yesterday after p MARCH, 100 - olcC; April 100
l3S sc; May, 700 l32.sc; lsoo - ialsc June ECO,
l4ileci Z - ~ Au6us otO, i &c 100, II igc.i
100 H. 3ist see june 1loO - Ne; August 100 IL &c
OCtOueT 100, 10 5isqc 200, lie; December 300
total 1900 bales seeond e9lIjne Loo II asc; July,
lhiIi cai-AprI, 100, l35nisc; loo, n, st
sales today IN D. April 100 1870. 800 is,9c; 200
IS Ice May 80 o, 37s; 700, l5s4c 5Oo, Ssfc; 900
Is 27s 900, IL Sc 200 IS &7s.c ZOO, u 800
900 Is lsc 900 Is qc; une 1000, Gc 300 Iliec
l5uO. j 7asc; o. IL c 7O Ia sgc ZOO ii soc. 100
.qsc: 200 "A 3Isc; July 30, Is ngc; 100 20; 400
IA us.ci COO "A ,gc 500. tc LOO u iasa; August
100 IA gc 5OOt IA c, 300, II iSazc COO II sat 500
IL eise; t'Al 245oU b-.e aIaG otaL 5000 6aies EX
chaaee-lc. iaic 20 exchange 200 bales AlIi ior May
At The close lie market was hIm. The following
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will be paid at the Farmers Loan and Trust Com
pany.
The following securities were sold at auction to-
day at the Exchange sales room
735 shares Mechanics National Bank .1f0d141
. shares metropolitan National Bank ...........126
- shares GrOCIrS Bank. 100
40 shares shoe Leather Bank
% shares Importers and Dradets' National Bank.l90
10 shores Guaranty Insurance COmpany.......... 40
ss337oo United states Lie insurance Company scrip 80
10 shares FRS National Eank of Brook 1SJ q
$4,000 New NOrk and OsWego Midland iiaroad Com.
plny (Mestem eXtenslOn) LIST Mortgage per
bonds. .................
bonds. 5ia
$4,000 City OF Railway, n. j., per cent bonds due
Nones Railway -. s3ls
snkirg Fund bond ..........'. - 1921
$1,000 Cola aud stock Telegraph CO. per cent bonds. 76