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Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-02-03
WALTER scoTT's FIRST LOVE.

WALTER SCOTS FIRST LOVE.
Writing of the love disappointments of lit
erary lights, a correspondent says: His
early disappointment was very bitter, and
although its full details can not be given,
it may besaid that when he was poor young
balrister, living still under the p%aternal roof
at Edinburg, he fell in love with a maiden
whose rank was about his own aud whom
he expected to win. Still he hoped against
hope. His father heard OF the affair. and
with sober sense Of mature years Informed
the lady's friends of Walters weakness, and
they at once removed the girl from the city.
Scott never knew the cause of this change
till years afFerward butas the income of his
profession for five years averaged only e100
he could not expect to encounter the ex-
pense Of q domestic establishment. The
girl married afterwards, and one of Scott's
friends was much alarmed for fear Of the CON
sequences. He writes as follows 'sIThis
is bad news to our romantic friend, and L
shudder at the violence Of the most irritable
and ungovernable mind. 1t issaid that men
have died and worms have eaten them, but
not for love. Isincerelyhopeit will be verjf-
ed on this OCCASION" Scottdid nothing worse
than to pen a few stanzas which are worth
reading.in this connection. They are address,
ed to the violet and close thus Z
"Though fair her gems of azure hue,
Z" Beneath thy dew-drop's weight reclining;
I've seen an eye of ~lovelierr blue, 4 Vi
More sWee through wate1y lustre shining.
The Summer sun that dew shall dry,
e Ere yet that sun be past its merroW;
Nor longer in my false loves eye
Remained the tear of parting Sorrow
Before six months had expired the disap-
pointed lover was as deeply enumerated
of another girl whom he met while on an
excursion into the North of England. She
was OF French birth, and is described as
very ORIGINATING. One Of bis friends said
"Scott was sair besides himself about Miss
Carpenter. We toasted her twenty times
over the raying about her untilit was onein
the morning." The next Christmas they
were married. 1t may be added that the
match was not delicious on the part of the
husband. for although their married life was
harmonious, the wife was deficient in that
mental strength Which.'a union required,
Scott never ontlived the influence exercised
on him by the first love, and in his latter
years he wept at the mention of her name
and memory Of old associations.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-02-03

SUNsHINE.-Sunshine is beautiful and joy
inspireing always. All things animate and
inanimate take on q new life in its presence.
Not a flower but gratefully recognizes it, not
q. song-bird but carols the sweeter under its
touch. How the riyllets flash, and the
broad waters simmer to its glance, while
the valley atmosphere is goldenly a-haze.
and the grand old woods and mountains are
ali aflame with its kisses. Earth, that under
the cloud and the night-shade seemed like
one stricken with a mighty sorrow, now
treads her round of space like a new-crown.
ed queen. Who amid the gushing sunshine
can think Of aught but life, health, joy, mu-
sic, beauty, and snlendor?
, 1876-01-28

sisis, .ss OIL asI!s I'LL: iii lower; No. !. ia.
Darssrp Hoas-puli and lower. II $aaa.
AkcK1r4s--F1our hota: wheat II 900 bu; corn
''s 'aarpaxsrs-Fionr, m % % 800 brs. wheat, aooo ,t1,
corr, 1l.o0a bn: oata. nous.
o1HctNNAT7. ..,,
CINCINNATI, Jan. .97.-CorTdH-Qntet; 12Xo.
FLoun-stetdy and unchanged.
s +. % III: ID s ssss lii; dn
pnovta.oHs-rorx qntet hut ateady t2o.o Lard
s.,s s.a; '. e at sRsts s.s-ss, s M
ios. liz ] onisis lor f"y etred ,sson sssaay 7 ia
ss1"* tsis / .sts st:' pss
only for light wbl9lits.
sas af% isn' e, ' eSse. aas oA
qualities nominal
natrsAnnE. Md., Jan. 27.-F1ous-ouisA md
un.is-wheas qnlet and nrn. Corn fairly seti,s:
";i.ss ssns'ea as Iss.na ssa Tsnns;r.u ,aa
9,.no.
shou1dcrr. 7,4aac; bulk clear rib, 1ukG}tu.le loos.
hans' ls9aise: isT; :osd; .nd % uncS:ual. &
psraoLxuM-ssrona ind uuchnuged, .-
cotFxE1Dail and hcav5; hio caEaoss, lsx01sa:
WnRx--slarket dun; tl.11.
NEW unLEAyN.
Nav ORLEANS, H.. Jan. 27.-,foLAssHs-Demana
good; common fcrnohtins. so~aoo; fair fer,nent.
Int, 37(a 4Ic; prime, s3a 45o reboiled. $44tz46c.
| TLoun-Oniy local hemsui; common. $3.95; nne to
SUPER $.h0a3.75: double, $fno: treb!s, &s.oo18.7s
choics to family extrs, $H.oVa7.2S.
| ConN.AfEAL-pnl $2lsG9l"5.
| LAnn-Quet md steady I3Aa131is for reAnsd IN
tteyce; ke4, 13tfhkl4n.
W,iiskr-Rcctt}e1 fn Hight amply; fair lob danlna
ai Sill for Louisiana; {l.l2G5l.ls for Weata1n.
Other articles unchanged.
| nosron.
| UaHToT, Jsn. .27.-FLouH-Hteady Wettern HireR,
| A.nUeal.h0; common extras, S3061a3ho; Wigcont!n
| aud Minnesota Extra farhy, $s.oN38.75; wInta1
wheat Ohio, Indiana, nnl Michigan SG.b0a7 2, III
no!s, fG2iaa23; St. Lons, $oo0S9 100; fancy Ninno-
| sofa, $7.7sfa9.13.
ani1x-uort,-Nattet dull mixed md yellow, eta
G7c oala-Allted nad No. white, 47Gs55c; rejected
! 43Gf46c
, 1876-01-28


FLOUR-Was duh and unchanged. There were ono
or two inquiries for slip.nenss, but htlo ionc, ~
psces asked did not suit ths Views Of buysrx Local
dealers took fev lots Tie receipts continue far,
hut mostly blsd through. Ralos wera reported Of
20 hrls winters rrIvats terTus; 1051 btls spring
e1.rss chiefly At $t2s6.oo 10 hrls spring aupesnncs
ut tl0o: and 1b0 brla Eyo aour 1t S15. Total LAO
Iris. Tho market closed nomlnRlty Il tbs follow
INIT tangs Of prices: CluIca winter e1trss, $dsoG3
7ao common to good do. $4.1t95.ao; spring o4tras.
s4ooa&lo; good do I'D choice do. &5o03525;
patents DO, Sa.s031.5 Minnesota. $5003a2i; spring
s.lIAr6ncs. $J0oe43bU; rya flour, $a.3I0l23; and
buckvheat do, 3a.So@5.0o.
DRAH-WAa mora acttIo, and ftTegulafly lowsr.
Ha1eA ueru 50 toua At $9.G0S4t1 LOO on track.
Cons.kxAG-Coasso was rcauiual At $lA.5o on track.
WiIEAT-Waa active and frtnnE, though with
little encouragement from offer points, snd uotwh-
standing strong effort the psr 1t tho ahorta to bear
tho market. Tie trading nearly natural than
for some me Iaat, cash wheat ranging slightly below
February, which, again, discounted about t.o from
March rr!ces but tho differences barely s4ua Ia
tho cost Of carrying tho property. Tie parties Who
hays hitherto been OH tie long side bought nodyrais
", and that made prices t. New York was quoted
anusl inattlsc. but viii, arm holders ADd ts british
nnzketa wcro nat, with carHoes IN passags hrAIy Tha
srsst .,s 5.s stax a. sasss4s q In
neaa i II 10 wonder that English buyer. still hold
on Ths supply to them s fully eaa.l 70 hs demand
thnEA the strength in market must eonls frnsa
otns tslaht. II VI H. ThsEs good deal of backing
to ust uow, aud tho parties under It 2ts uuonbted-
Y strong enough 70 carry It through untll spring.
II they think IL "orh rr whilo 10 do That Ia thd
1n.ln ae'iion ~nel 70 many sro moving that bs
roll. asl!sE March wa ths lsadinR deal ycstsIdsy,
most Of the Fons!sry al!ser'c. scouting have besn
provided for. The optioM u}aued IL ya}.c, sold ii
bs,s. declined ssMs' sna .aysnt = 70 o9se soslne
| closing 1t 9sHo. Be!sr May sold 1t si.uINtal.s,
clos!nY II $l,04Eo. Seller April uo,ni,Al Il Isli5
nvet NarsA Gaah No. spr!ng, selar tue month.
sold Il as asae elo.!ua :: aAe: 1hs lowut aTsics
wsss atSady under Hight deW4l4 for AhilnsnG Nv,
W. II better demand fo1 consumption, VIII vsry IL
sprus Il s!.l1; a.a0 bu No. 10 At Us'.ta9aEs;
6oo bu No. do n 7ue l,Bo1 BIZ rejected do al e5o;
aud aaN hu ty AsmIs Ut d79D0c. Tot1l, 8a. ooV Uu.
| h1issxsoTA wnsA.@Wss u H,ods..ts 1sque.t md
| bu by sanlp!s It $it1 l.l5 Total, b,Au bu. No.
Was Ioninnl 1t stout tl.I5lf@l.1d.
| COMMA dull, and again rather weak. I1vespoal
e4sieE New iett h.t .aa the receipts hssa hfger
Ill OF which tended 70 further Ieprcsa prlocs, hut
ho,deIs Of tho sp4ep14vs gssds bad already Conceded
gooa deal though siowly, and unwilling to sub
iu!t " further reduction Of than i Q. There
~ess f.x buJng oiisss ca ths hoo5 bur part Of tLs
trsdlag ~ hmitsd. Uagzaasd ktf. md cora pias4d
, 1876-01-28

BIlEEr-Lttls eaange wa observed In the sheep
market. continued good demand md hr.a l'r!ses
weru notedt sa!ea bsnR readily ehected Il sLsG9
aradss sold SLOW Il 1AsKa t.os.
KKw YokK.
NEW YOnK, Jan, Observation-Disclosures lilo, max
ing ITO for three dsya, aXa!t 580 ii ths time
1ast week; quality about medium, with few primo
aud o1tra tops ia The last aroves. and txo csroada
very onninon Cherokee cattle: market dull; psitea
dropped shout Gu ordinary erades; really i'rtme
tssE. ss,.is snd Ei few t,nty stes.' rstaa r.
very good natives, oEQat4o: II. bullI, a43oc, live
Weight: comn,cn chsfokss cattle, 7Ae:
days .ganst sso 1t tbs za.ns tina isat week. srket
olpusd a4ll and weak At reduction Of No; 70 car
ssa paas s IT.. ~ !. 70
sslss.1fss;s:. asso nstias s,isa fos .hFoe days,
sass sEe'' D' 'A''' ''' N''"'SE mona 'as'''
BUFFALO. ...
NuvvA,u Jan. 17.--gArrtE-Necetpts eo4 total for
Tor shs xeek ea7s; no markss fresh arrivals through
HusEr-I!eeeipts 400 he.d; total for tho rref, Co.
lions of tha xesE; iadlana slesp. " .. sS; u Il
s.ss1 olis Sheep u Il sa.oo; Iii sssaS; 1a 4
market .lox; SoFtsr', s7.oks7.is hsa1s hos. 57.ass
I CINCINNATI. IT,, jan. T.-itouA-FAr shd arm :;
seneen = sse ss. g, e s9sa n.st.
o,1.o; shipmsnaa 1,1oe.
Houk-Dun and lover; very few selling; shipping.
CAFriE-asoldy with ! fair denana; psscas IN
| changed. -..-
EASt LIpKsTY H., Jan H.-CATTLx-Receipta for
hssa days. 81 car. Of through sid ~ cars
iot yasa ealea; toisys Pssss rulsa - fulloNs: Lat
taS;ssI: rs; ssosI:.. sS soass SS. sss 4a
Aoos-loes1p&s fos thiou day., s.oss had; Phils-
, 1876-01-28


good loai Of n,aney VIA losted up 3esterday By
operators in wheat. "a security for tho fahfu 1&r-
formaucs Of their contracts. T1s boars called their
friends tbs bulls, pretty ottensisoly aud ths conplI.
11et Returned iu few cases. III 1nsny Iustanees
tho call for margins seemed 10 Ia made for Tho express
purpose Of causing depression; Ia Others tho par
ties wanted addtttona! security which they wsts euti.
tied " demand under tha rules Of The hoard.
Tho leadn8 proauca markets Wets irregular yeatcr-
day. WheA and rsoyisons wore active, a IL uzual,
aud most Ut lilo other markets quiet 10 dull
ncse Tho receipts 0f hreaatuhs wsTe larger Than on
Wednesday, ard there comparatively few buying
ordess haud from outailc e1cspt for meats, which
vero aca!yry called fur. Tile wea.her again hno
-def2hfu for the city, aud wacoue to ths poor but
nut favorable " country prosperity The gunesal gb-
sence Of hlo1 IL u.uoual-a!ino4t unprecedented.
Tho le1usud for domestic dry gools Wa reported
slightly nlurs active than u late. and from this time
OH steady Improvement Il looked for. GEoceEs were
duing fairly kattstactory buancsa, md tho msrkes
presented hsalihy tone. C0rces xsro quoted III
ac, but tharp siYus Of weaknfss In other
ltnes. 1oaess Of dried fruits wprv having fair
amount of orders frol, tho interior trado,
sud @fre Obtaining full ptiets for nsost de-
scefptlons Of toth furulXp and dorues-
tic frats. Quotations were not altered.
Fish remain dul At former pslces. The butter raas
MAJ fairly active At fully late pees GreAs Aso INST
with good inquiry II foEtuGF rates. Fr.ces VI coal
HeEe nnscttled sud lower, Laekawanna being quoted
u reduction of s.. 90 ler ton. tagging,
leather, tobacco. psuts. oi!s aud eoloss uera un-
changed.
The lumbar uarke. waa quiet aud aseady. Fuss
were coniDg In slowly and selling reality IL Dealers
Halt Wa unchanged Tbs wood market x&s quiet xnl
steady utootn-coEn CONTINUES to meet with IA sctiTa
detnand, and III Efadea sss dsnl- 8eAds usrs rsthsg
Qptst haa ltAsats a1oaps SGvsrs Vhlah declined ID
, 1876-01-28

This following Instruments were hled for record
Thursday, Jan. 81: -
crr7 PROPERTY.
shol.o st, 20 It n Of Gurley st, {, 7419a'. H.,
dated Dec. III, laf5..................... 1000
johnson place, Ill II d Of Thrty-ninih ct, VT,
.2x1;D II, tl7tcd ian. I'll. ........... 6,2sf
Park av, l3l It Of liobey 1t, Il I, undivided &
Of 231i.s 1t, dated JAM = ...,......-,,..-. 1000
West Van nnrcn II. a II . Of Canfornta as,sf,
6l11tW IT, listed J1u. 10. ............., .... 2,400
Waphtenaw AZ, cor OF Owasco ut. " I, 100K
III It, dated Jan. 4,ioo
Arclltr az. cor Of kecley st, n I. 251tho IT,
Augusta at, 311k # 9 Of Asllaud aY, . 1, cir
t14k It, dated Jan. 19... 900
Peoria st. 15U II Ut Ad.na ii. " I, o51lfGft,
H1ao Il, dated jan. - 1000
6 Il viii building, datcti jan. 3,.:....... 10000
Seventeenth st, 225 Il wcet OF Ashland av, sf,
25zf23 It, dntcl Jan. M....-............ TG0
Lincoln At, 319 II = " Of Milwaukee AZ, Bof,
a5x131 It, dated jan 2t................,... $3.50
Nixon 1t, 14s It n OF West Folk st, I, 2ix125
n, dated Jan. a7.......... ................. 100
Twenty -nerond At, Is # 0 ct Wood At. sf, rs
1ta5 It, tatal Ian. H..........,..-,..+... 1,500
SOUTH oY CITY L1MtTe, wfrftfN 4 nAD1rQ or NtLE4
Or C9rhI-rOusE,
Sackttt at, 6I7 It n Of Forty.t third st, 81, 30i{
1121 IT, dated Jku. ?a.+... ................$ 10
, 1876-01-28


etp Ths anowtsll arttna 70 hare been snt n na.ny
,ay might 1t Saginaw aud Grand Haven. rriee i.a
fitst and sernhd saar..., u1oaElW
Third e!car Inch ................... 3a1o sa1.9
Thirt! clear, thIF k......",.........." SO Nsao.N
Clear n!oring, hrht and srcond. totah.. q 3M9S3ao
CIear aIllng, htht And second. la0oGA!eO
Flooring, Attt common. trrsaett.. .:..... a!oo
FlourinR, Actond comtnont trcssed.. 2!.Mea93oo
1lox t'o.ris A.... ..................."-... 3oo093I09
l'ox boasds. i n.......:...........s.... 2s.o9tH9o
4 attack ttoarda. 10 and u in....".". sa.oo .a.M
stock boar!ls .........+....s........ 2!.uotA!!y
y stock Soarda. da....".."...t.......... lheNhlMW
lencnR 13.0NaiSM
Common lumber, 10 r and Andet....... limt9iGW
Joista aud scsf'tI'rg. Nto 24fe...."." l?skalnm
1Ath...:. ......r.s............-." l.!M1 sn
ehlnEea. .....: .:........n......"... 2.sn4a 1oo
sinGl.a on 9.s9t9 4d2N
O1l.H-Garhon contn!ica actlse tni eteohR. ihase
vnt couisarhtsey littla doing ln nthur linen Qho.
tatlohs remtin Tho same "a ~ the ieHlnn1na OF
tho wcek: Carbon tat'ndard vhite.. lls aeGrees
ttat H%&i4c; 90 i'linoia legal tcst, 1eo heg.,
lYalin; DO hcaa.liRht, 10 deg, laNt*Isd: c1tfa
winter lard Gls $ios1hlo; No. J., eSct1t.Ml: Ho'
73es9c tn1ecd. raw. s3o: bollrtl &c whai1,
winter hfraclicd, 7ateauci SPERM $1ae!32?:: meats:
f.s't oil. strictly nuFe *l.llGi.29; o. o1tra, "5c
10 No. ], Fso bank otl, ~: Atfats, oac nmhaHo
o Goa71e: tnfrctltino, tSGstac narli1na tI gravity
lac; narhtha, enm'nonf l2!aiao west VlfHihia oiiF
NATURAL ~ tlcRs Gc NATURAL W deR's $40 fcuuced ~
deg, 21ta1,c. .....
fnuLTNf, GAME, AND fGos-Iho ohetings 81
poultry were small enu Tue market seady tnatf on
, 1876-01-28

l0ng aud short ciear1 Quplctt Il 10Kc cas1, nnl
loXo aelles February. boxed; green hams. lualdko;
cash Or. tcl1nr January; long-eut hama, llkGI3c,
boxed bacon hams, l1itG3 11c-
DhkAaE--WaA quiet at 1905.
10oo for meas, $1O.s99l Hoo for s1trs rntas, and
S2t.bHtaa21.00 for hams.
TALLow-Wxa quoted at 8I0as1fe. ':t.-.t
, 1876-01-28

tlOus--Wefc Actiye and attonH 81 higher than
"Wednesday, or ls<&1Uo higher than Tuesday. Al
the receipts, tlcse not over1upp1y, the middle
Of tue afternoon finding tho pen! s1npty. Shippers
did not accomplish much, the total Of their Iarchaaus
falling below 2,tUo. The range Of tho market was
fa7sta7.b5. Hcallawass sold 1t n.7sGa7.0o. eomnon
10 closo packing llogn q $7?597.50 aud ordinary 70
choioe Light weights 1t $7ak51.ts Ths mR1kot cloasd
Arm.
, 1876-01-28
LIVE STOCK.
vrFfv f1-

CATTLE-The market Wal more quiet and easier.
Eastern slvlcos not specially cheering, anl with
continued heavy rccepta here, shippers did not tako
hold with mrch uppaTcnt confidence, Neither waa
thero much activity In tho demand from othcr sources.
nnl It required scarcely moro than fourth Of the
offerings 10 satlEfy nil wanta. Trces showed conhd
esaba irrrRularty. FoE prime shipping bcoves sales
wcro effected at very fun figures, but common and
medium sora wero pcrcepsibly lower. Trading WIS
At $1sp@3.70 principally at $389@s.76 for butchers
stuff and stockers, md 1t $A1a47d for ordinary TO
good smooth, wclfattcd shipping stccra. Tho warm
weather prevented HciyG operations on the part OF
drcsselbcef shippers and lesa number thati unns
taken by thu local trade from tbs cauae. Tho
market closed easT.
QUOTATIONS.
Chuice Beeyea--Fine. fat, walt l-fortned Jehr
To year old atcers, Weighing l,3au to -.
t0uD EA. 15.~I8H.7e
Goud Observation-Disclosures steerB, weigh.
ing l,00 to 1tu0 tba ba..........,....... 460@5. 90
Medium f1rns}ca-Stcesa In fair fleals, weigh-
inR 110u to 1900 ts................... 4.e6@4.4o
Butchers 8tnek-roor to fait atrcrH, and
common TO choice cowa, for city slaughter,
Weighing yD1 70 f.iu1 1rA................ rA 3o03l 90
Rtcck Cattle--Common cattle, Weighing 801
to l,Nu lbs. .......a J,1N95.7o
Infcror-Ilght and thln cowa, heifers,
stags. bulls, and scaawag attesh. 1.2JA1.75
To1n1Catle-ThronRh dFores.. .....,...... 2.b0Si.00
, 1876-01-28

IN srnes that oan,oe be ,cI to m regular contracts,
wcte We.k ant 1owet 1snplss being ""Mt le o1 70
ii, e1a.!ne rathor frn' with l!n5srs ii heln.lae
ssi r. . s lser,s =
essoo tn Nc At 4i,itas,.e; 22Sa b. ,,'s nv hian.
iss Il S e." @ sass 4 s. y
sspo Al N 1925 on trick; and 40 bn do At ala1e
'Fse q hGss esss 7o,. VI @ ~ orrr III.
receipt, wsrs .rssf sna eor', VI. s..ler hi these n
anehees wers In :. msa'nse soan.erbal.ns;a BY ths
!nnser options. Ma, being ths avotc. while c.ah md
!he futures .ets aa!s hs saans IN 'hs .t.r
ts s ,s.f u fnsn .mE et wf1e r
far many hnysrs to dtsat from trading. seller tho
gG sss4 sf. Sss55 .s5 {: e.: rtf' r. III. af ar1
Ca'a .ai,s wtre ferote1 of l3te ~ No. i ale; oo9
i%i:-wa. III li9ht request and stei'ly under enn;
ssecesi Va. qua,e Il a,c R,'es w*rs au6 ba So At
| G7..e1 e15c: l7s tn hy tampte st ?or. ,,.
wrre larger and huynts generally wcre ho,dng on and
Of tho rastirs who alleged to haso been trying TO
control matters for tilso pAtt ThFre was very
tsrly II 79c and .ol a the very clte at19Ho There
mouth: Rotne think the !. !ssss ns of shart. out
foe February, but good many haze alteadJ e n.
to coma or1ard ~ a. the roas IN rendition
for han1fnR,lt IL doubtful whether another attempt
squeeze tns sho:s viii T. male; aslsE rsr7,1E, :. :,
AMI closed u 10. May quiet 1t CSC. No. 2 was
row aud 10 lower under liberal ourrinss. ..t!ns a Is
soid 1t xls B.mplea we're rtry dull Canada barley
II si freely neFcd. bnt tie csnd II mt 40 urgent
rs, sa 1T No. ,spas is@ito seS bn @ rssst ssj
bu by sample At a7H ,so on track. Total, 1850 hn.
LATEsT.
In the afternoon rroT!tpnR were IN fair request lard
fueSD rGfk Icing tA0tlr ana meals ktrAlY. H1t&t
, 1876-01-28

Withdrawn from aloro On Wednesday for city con-
sumption: 2479 bu wheut. Coz bu rye, ZOO b barley.
The following gratu wa inspected Into store on
Thurrday morning: CARS No. N. r. whnat, 1s cars
No. 4 ito, 81 cara No. kpr!ng, "A cars No. 3 to, 13
cars rejected DO {0i whrat}; car No. corn, 70
hiRh.mi1ed do, 46 No, ! do, 10 nav mixed
do. 81 cars reelected do, II cars no grade do tlJo
corn}; II white oats, cara No. do, carr re-
jecel de- grade do ta7 oa.s} car No. rys;
la No. barley, il cars No. do, cars rejected
DO t29.barey,. TotAl, .yo cars, l15,oco bu. In.
Epcctcd out: 7,24o bu wheat b,3os bu corn, DIS bu
oats, 2,esu hu rye. 2.73s bu barley.
Ths raIi rates by the Illinois Central from Ch!ca8o
to Mcmptns for fourth clnsa and bacon, 4oc per
a0l ibs an to New Orleans &c., bacou being SIC. Pork
or beef TO the !atter city, 81 90 per brl
Tho following wsro The receipts Of wheat n Duluth
Gtten hay, Mil~aultc, and Chicago during Hcptsn-
bgr, October, and NoEenbeE, la1G:
, 1876-01-28
de1thtA. t7to8H9o; Workers, s7.1s67fo; common,
$1fe31t1. ....,
ausEr-I,ceoit.4 for .lres days l16oo head. ertra,
4s6D4eA8i good, &5.O06J.7kt co1utnon, ad.2A32.7s.
TELEcRAPHic MARKET REPORTS.

FOREIGN MARKETS.
Epsttai nisansehts Ths cAteaat 7rfbsns.
LfvtNroof4 Jan. Till T. m.-FLoUn-No. !, 1ls;
No. 2, ats, .. ......
GkAtx-synsat--WInlef No. l, 1os: No. 2, " tdi
spring. Nc. I'd; No. I'd: whsts, NO. l. la "a:
M. 4 ios ID; club, No. /, lls ID; No. 2, 1os 81.
corn-Now, 2aA79ss I'd: uld, 3os23os ID.
Phov1sloNs-rnfk. h1a Cd. Lard. s6t ID.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 27-L4ltst.--CorroH-Flrm and
uaehangcd: ohd 1918; sales Of 1000 baas, iacuA-
Inn 9OO bales for speculation and export and 400
American.
pntAps1u'rs-F7s. corn-we''sfn ml1'd' DID,
9oaHsos ad.
FaovIs,oxa-Lart, bas. DAeou~-1ons clear, SIS.
REFINED PE1notguM-115t9tihh.
LONDON, Jnu. 27.-T1k HANK or EFdLANp-Thd
bullion in tho Bank ncrsa.ea c2os 900 dutins sno past
week. Tho proportion u the Hanks re,erro 70 !ts
liability Is i31 per cent. The amount Of huion gons
Into Tho 1,ank on balance to-day IL El09,o00.
CoNsote--nfnnty and accotins, 9A B-1B.
AMxn1cAx 6xcunEriEs-6-904 Of '6s. 105X; V1s,
1o9x; 1o4os. lo7: now Is. lDsk; Nav York Central.
1ol !: Erie, 1871; Er'o preferred, ~.
TALLow-4Bs tdaos. -
TErnotEuH-nehnsd, t0Hd splrits, 9Hd4
LfNaEkD oIt,-7Js 9d.
CALCUTTA 1lNafkD-6os ID,
TAn1s, Jan. 77.-I,entes, G6f 75c.
TIE ulNk OF FRANoE-Tho spetio Ia Tho DAnk Of
Trailce Increased 7139,000 francs during The past
week.
ANTWERP. Jan. 27,-pErno1EuM-99a Cd.
FnaaRroRr, Jan. y.-uN1rED arA11s poNpE--NeW
bs. lo0N.
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
aALvErroH, Jan. 27.-Cotton arm; middlinas,
12kc net receipts, 20ts baea; gross 207o; exports
coastwise, 500: sales, 1850.
CHARLESTON, Jan. 27.-Cotton 0rm; middllngs.
14'&c net receipts, 1866 baleh: exports 10 Great
urtain 1 ba,cs 10 the Continent, G7s halns; coast
wise, COZ ba!es; salos, $500 bates.
, 1876-01-28
CONNIE MERC1AL

The following wsro tho receipts and shipncnts Of
tho leading Articles Ut produce III ls city during tia
tweuty-four hours ending at oclock on Thursday
morning sn Tor the corresponding data oo year ago