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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-05-31

"NoT GUILTY. That is the ver-
dict OF Chicago Jury after two hours
deliberation in the case of Hon. Dan
lei w. Mum, late u. S. Supervisor
OF Internal Revenue for that district,
on trial in the U. S. Circuit Court on
an indictment for an alleged conspir-
acy with the whisky ring. The whole
question of guilt or innocence turned
on the credibility Of Jake Rehm's test
timony, and it seems the jury does not
credit it. Mr.. Mum has had many
friends who have felt confident Of his
innocence. His own demonstrations
over the verdict was one long breath
of reliet, and the exclamation: "That
is good"
The jury in the case of ex-Alder-
man Jonas and MIR. Goldberg, of Chi
cago, on trial at Milwaukee, on a
charge OF eonspiring with the whisky
ring, Wednesday also returned a yer-
dict Of "not guilty"
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-05-31

SEVERE STORM IN Colorado
DENVER, May pa violent rain
and snow storm which has prevailed
for "a hours on and along the base of
the mountain, broke up early this
morning. The rainfall in this city
was upwards Of 6 inches. At Central
City, Georgetown, and other mountain
towns, the snow is reported to-
to-day as three feet deep. The rail.
roads entering here have all lost their
bridges and embankments, and travel
is suspended, but it is believed that
all the roads except the Denver and
South Park, Colorado Central and
Boulder Valley, will be able to move
their trains regularly tomorrow. The
damage to country bridges and thor
oughfares cannot be reliably estimated,
but it is undoubtedly heavy. Con-
siderable damage was sustained by
owners and occupants Of houses in the
lower part of this city, but thus far no
casualties are known to have resulted
from the flood, which has been un-
equaled since 1874.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-05-31

PHILADELPHIA, May 23d, 1876

PHILADELPHIA, May 23d, 1876.
The science of economy was never a
greater blessing to people than it
can be to visitors to our Centennial
exposition; and other things besides
money can be saved
FEW WORDS OF ADVICE.
First, have sharp eye for every
dollar spent, for the impression left on
the stranger is, that every man, wo-
man and child in the "city of brother
ly love- expects to retire With com.
potency after November 10Th, 1876.
For the good of the people to whom
the grand enterprise will bea prof.
table term of "object teaching" We re-
gret the disposition manifested to take
small advantages; especially for our
credit with the numerous governments is
which have responded to our invitation
do we grieve that positive measures
were not taken to protect all from ex-
tortion. We scolded about it at Vi
emma, now all the world may laugh at
us; besides We fear that we have al
ready rather an uuenviable reputation
abroad for looking out for the pennies
Economize in steps. When an OBJ
ject OF interest is seen, stop and take
it In, remembering that to accomplish
the distance of every aisle, you have
to travel eighty-four miles. Be chary
also of adjectives, OF Webster, Worces-
ter and Walker will have been ex-
hausted before you have made the
tour of this wonder land, should you
exclaim at everything novel or beau.
tiful seen. Be brief in greeting
friends; for ten to one you will meet
almost every acquaintance of life
time in a few days here; besides this is
the place to make the acquaintance of
the entire world. Never think of poor
clothes, no one will please or annoy
you with second glance. Notwith-
standing the wear aud tear of mind
body and purse, go to the Centennial,
though impositions are, probable. 1t
will yield you thirty fold. Take the
determination of a wise woman of
whom we inquired as to her intention
of going to Philadelphia. Going?
Yes indeed my dear, I have never
beer. abroao-now abroad has come
to me I'm going to make the most of
it,"
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-05-31
AUGUST WIGGENHORN,

TEWELER, has recently opened Jew.
u elry Store in Johnson's block. corner
Main and 1st street, where he will keep
constantly on hand a large stock OF
Watches, Clocks, JeWelry, Silver and Pla-
ted Ware, &c. Particular attention paid
10 repairing Watches, Clocks, Jewelry
&C. and warranted to give satisfaction
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-05-31

Hon. THAD. c. Pound. of Chippe-
wa Falls, was seriously injured Satur-
day, while driving a skittish horse.
The horse became frightened and
threw Mr.. Pound, bruising his head
and shoulders and spraining his right
ankle and dislocating his right arm.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-05-31
A GR,ITZNER.

FASHIONABLE Barber and Hair Dres-
= ser. Shop under Post Office, Brooks
Block, Watertown, Wis. The best of Hair
Dye used warranted to Eold color for eight
weeks.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-05-31
HAMLIN & FORD.

UTATERToWN Lumber Yard: Lumber
w of every description; Lath and
Shingles constantly on hand and for sale a.
he Lowest Market Price, at the Milwaukee
Depot, Watertown. Wis.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-05-31
OUTSIDE.

Close by the entrance to the grounds
are the new hotels-delightful sum-
mer barns. where tor the consideration
Of five dollars per day one will be well
fed, aud as comfortably lodged as the
irrepressible anticipations of fire and
of being awoke like the Turk, "to die
mid smoke and fire." will allow.
Have rope ladder at hand if possible,
or find board at reasonable rates ten or
twenty mile in the country.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-05-31
Cheap Lumber.

fI,O FARMERS OR OTHERS, BUILDING,
l. would say that have quantity of
Lumber which has been used in my large
Ice House, which | will sell at a bargain.
Said lumber consists of joists, studding, com.
mon, dimension and fence lumber. Call
ana see it. SM EATON.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-05-31

Marriages and Deaths inserted gratis
Professional and Business Cards $500 year.
Rusness notices in local column 10 cents per line
or first insertion. and five cents for subsequent
Insertions. 0
Advertisements not accompanied with directions,
will be inserted till forbid, and charged for accord
ngly 80
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-05-31
AdISeSC duU 1VlOSt Conn.
p1ete Stock of
BOOTS ANDSH0ES

in the city, consisting of the latest and
most fashionable styles of Ladies', Gentle.
men S and Children's Wear. He deals with
none but the most reliable eastern manu-
facturers, and has heavy and choice as
sortment of Ladies French Kid Button.
French Kid Polish. Ladies Box-Toe Shoes.
Ladies Box-Toe Slippers, and al other var
ieties most in demand, and most substan.
tial. he has a splendid stock of Ladies
goods from Reynolds Bros, Utica, N. Y,
which are not surpassed
He has been careful in the selection of
all his stock, particularly with reference to
servlceable qualities and beauty of finish.
He invites the public to examine his stock.
He warrants ell goods
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-05-31
Custom Work

is done with the greatest neatness and pune
tuality, and every care taken to give entire
satisfaction. He thanks the public for the
liberal patronage he has heretofore received
and solicits all to call and give his goods a
thorough examination, as he is confident be
can please both as to quality and price.
F. w. KURZWEG.
Watertown, May lst, 1876. 27
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-05-31
"OnERTI GARDEN"

OEERTl GARDEN.
A week ago I asked waiter "what
she'll Of a building is that seen from my
Window" ''The summer concert gar
den of the house," he replied. "Are
they trying to finish 1t for the next
Centennial" was our, we thought,
ready retort. That "hewer Of wood
and drawer Of water" looked as though
plying our ignorance, and we'll he
might. "That shell' was opened with
a flourish of trumpets (sixty pieces)
Wednesday night. 1t is now known
as the "Operti Garden" but if we
linger we shall miss reaching the
"Main Hall" to-day-our objective
point. Hence we will only say the
interior was most attractive. Manv
lights of many colors-the dashine
cascade-made it very fairy scene.
The assemblage, including many dis
tinguished foreigners, was brilliant
Doubtless the enterprise will be abun-
dainty rewarded because as the nights
gets sultry music and ice will be in
demand, Tuesday night Theodore
Thomas opened the "woman's Centen-
nial Summer Concert Garden" (For-
rest mansion) with repetition of the
grand programme given at the open.
ing. How We enjoyed it, especially
"Wagner's Centennial march" we
leave you to imagine. 1t is wonder
ful creation; but what magician in
this country, save Thomas, can trans
late its heavily measures? Now to
the "Main Hail." oLookout-you
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-05-31
STRAW & MURPHY.

PLANTERS and Dealers in Wall Paper
i Window Shades, Paints, Oils, Varrish,
Glass, Putty, Brushes. &C. One door west
Wisconsin National Bank, WatertoM n.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-05-31
Wisconsin at the Centennial.

"A gentleman who has just returned
from the Centennial says, II was
greatly mortified at Wisconsin's small
display in the agricultural department, .
and from his description there is no
particular reason why he should be
otherwise than mortified. It seems
that the space allotted to our state, al
though small, is ample for what there
is there, and much more that isn't. In
the center of the space, in the agricul-
tural department, Wisconsin is (mis)
represented by pyramid of bottles
containing grain, and by samples of
timber growing along the line of the
Wisconsin Central road. Adjoining
this space, is the room devoted to Ore
gan, and there can be seen grains of
all descriptions, canned fruit, canned
fish, and thousand-and one articles
which are enlarged upon by an atten-
tive preventative Of the state.
Wisconsin appropriated $4,000 to
assist In giving her "a show. but the
fault is with the people. who take no
interest in the matter. Some Of the
best flour in the world is made in this
state; excellent canned fruit is put up;
natural fruit, in abundant quantities, is
grown; why should they not be shown
in the agricultural department Of the
Centennial? The mines are we'll rep
resented in the appropriate department,
but the great staple line seems "sick,"
if one is to form his opinion from the
exhibit Milavaukee Wisconsin.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-05-31

The New York World has recently
changed hands, and is now owned by
S. L. NJ. Barlow, brother-in-law Of
Senator Bayard, of Delaware. Wm.
H. Hurlbut has been placed in charge
of the paper. All of VIII ich is bad for
Tilden, The World now being strong
advocate .of Bayard's nomination at
Sr. T.onis.
, 1876-03-03

uItOQAf- Af-COIIN-Cputiuue4 dull apI eaar tiouuh
The receipts arc failing or, probably owing 10 Tho had
weather. choiee Oh , h''fl' loo; No. hrr 74@9o;
shoiee mea1a1n' H@.Eos Hooa med1afn bF'lsh, GO
6Hc; fair inside and covers, t9bHo; inferior, "a
4Xe; crooked, laCc,
Hrrrrrn rhnIrs t.,,. b,.t., :.
dm grade. is Light also, and tho genera. market h..
Ivory @ ,p ,9n'. sprsss, a. for Soma time past
onoa,on, AZ o,,s soco @ tn 1,nas v,a es1ss .a
IT, - aooa r.. TO '1ney yeo"
Haao1Sn-1su,n.,x -. .nsto o,,o,.a or,.. .n,
nr,c,s warn ateaIy mi pn,fo,ra ~ fI,ass !"
aa'so: Lewiston. oso: hloutaup 2sc; Ontario, Csc; ;
american A, &c: Ainosleas, :sxo; Otter oreet.
1c, oa.r osSs, w. t'HsloSe' 40, IN. Nses
4sGi & @ ssss aevessd
sea ana 70 win no % oFo % stos. Sa ,nt shan will to 1e
ct.1ss torwald, holder. euisrta!n drm vlaes. "
owet Resi efsies aSIe ps1i 70 'eae 'Ac'o'y
cSAis@This a,sFfst fe,as!a. Inactive, With prize.
.ks' :, nEs 'pt nut *1oeq d. vxs s
I:ni Hooking rsliey, t9.69; Indiana black. 500;
HamolS hi,t,T, 4 ~ phi9 s59k.6;o: i!ings s4olst3a
aereea 4 & Is. 'NN
DisEssEn Ao0a-Wafe 10 fair demand Tor ship-
.r snt t a'! ~ nt.; 1ta, nsss} we4na beauH s hshsr
ty7%sp7'. blaall odd lot4 brought ,s?.aAao.eo .le
~ 1 'of aoa'S. eAea l1s Asaa ana ca At s9io
R2!o:
At ~ .t.se = 4. teasou. spl ths aaranes Ia prics
looked for. Ineed The chances rather in tayur Of
decline In xh!ta,Hh Ant cod. Wo quots: No. wto-
nhh, E.hr! *S.6S9o.*b; No. %. k.l3aaa,2o; No. !
asco no NJ .' ag sssss i'T No. 's nseie1 .isso
ss2Hsoso e. sh6.o % Ill., a1sa Ssefs aoo ss,. so
hay ka, t.5U largn fatnily kta, $l.l5al.2o; bank
, 1876-03-03

HlfEEF-Wero In a.tiye dets,aill, aud prices yerp
mon; at S,.0o@5.5o for medium to good grades: aud
u f5onesI0o FOR choice to fancy. Tho latter figure
ws. 1 Gt1a 5 hy. " ~ res oT g hsa yes.S
of Crawford County, lows
NEW YonK.
NEN YoRK, March 2-DEEyE-Heccipis, 40, ynnk-
ng m for three days, aganuk os0 for thu sa1no ti,ns
last weok: quality common to primo; ten,nlI llat:
market sGey guict md unchanged. Prices; 9KSIiXc
Ter inferior to prime lots few selections retaed
BaxEr-Arriyals, +s2o Making $40 for three tays,
against 1920 for tho ssno tiEae last week market
stock POOR TO gond eheep, o1ia 7hc satcs Of ears
s1srs lnaiaas Az III hs, 1t so carload c1tsa Ohio,
dnys, nsaiaas fos tic ta,ne limo last week Mons
ouoied allve snca last Saturday.
EAST LIBERTY.
to-day ss, head, % cass Of through sal 70 cars ii
yard sock making u all 227s three days pa.t
s; ss L ssss ss;;;s sa's
9s,ss1. s., s; insa,sas Gs ,ss r. s r.;
@9.2h.
sngErIteeeipts so-dsy, 2loo head, and for the
pist ada1' a.loo; a0lng at ts.ooeso.so.
uuPPaLO.
tota! for sio week, 74l3 hesd. No market today;
fresh arrivals through consEnmcnts,
6MEEr AND IAMDs-llecelpts, 500: total Tar the
woek. II, l,+00; a.1es 100: unchanged pr1cca
llons-ltecepts, 29oo; total for Tie weck, 49,
workers. fair to tis5@s2o no heavy hoss Ia tle
market.
IT. LOUIE.
ST. Luu1s, March 9.-liuas-ActrA and higier:
Yoskass, $7.4ota7.75; packing, s7.o,9s.O0 e1tTs.
OA77nE-ssesdy and unchanged; good demand
from interior shippers good to choice n4ye aApping
strars, o.23 neum to far, flo0G3ta5 pony
Aners. fair 10 cholce navo COWS. f3.156a
tao; naase atoetets, sa.5o@a7a; fecders, 4.oo9
, 1876-03-03

n01 rRDDECTS-Werc 1nors actiss and stronger
a1l round, but without the big ADVANCE which eome-
times characterlzes tcss real strength than WaG
hbited yesertay. Thern better demand fur all
descriptions OF product, In sympathy with higher
prices for hogs which wcrn In light auppiy. Tho
strongcr tone waa prosaby baBed the belief that
tho number Of hogs in she country ia much less than
ycur ago, which auaurs poorly for big summer pack
Ing, and onr present scku very light IL they have
to supply tho bulk or tho demand for consumption I'LL
next October. Tho following table, clipped from, the
daily Mdrktt Rfvfe,r II compiled from table Of per
oentAgcs Of numbers Issued by tho Department Of Ag-
rSutFe for January 1t shown thtt for the raAk three
yenrs there hos been u Atraay decscuga in tle number
1t The rate Of ne1rIy 2,Mp.0 Goo head per year:
, 1876-03-03

Ths following Instruments vers died for record on
Thursday, M2rch1
EtTT PROPERTY.
Thu Premises No. 1,uN aud 1,tHG Bou1h Hail.
:,seed st. dated tct,. -. 1000
1A,o y. rs u eaf Aahlard ~. II I, 2a1l2A n,
aat80 AaSth =. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $50
Mood u. ~ II Of McIisyno.is 1t, VI, 2t1lU0
fWi.h improvements, aatoa alsrch l.1ou
EyboIIu y, 4 v Of 6hlfued av, " I, 76xlGo
T. dated fso. II 1850
Rhirty.nfth st, between Indiana aud 1rsIfie
m ~. 2 I, 4oxt25 H. dated March l.......... 14oo
West K!n1io at ls1 . Of IIoyne st, (, 23xluo
y 9stea Feb. .......:...........,,... 1,6go
Haas Tweifh n, 12& It of l1luu Island ~. nj,
!s1!o' IT, dttod March h2....,.............,, u,4U0
wet 0ht1 q! ~ II + Ct Wood 1t, Ut, 4a1lW
IL. aa.et March .:..+................,. 5,ao1
n.o ~ Abofe, da.td March h2..........,,+.. a,a41
Aon1ey q, 1ba IT 4 Of Weas DlEialot at, WI
2e1l3s y, dated Feb. .!s.......,.,,,,,,,,,,, 900
Wc61 Washington st. uik Il v Of Gtssn Ut, u I.
W s-l00xttU It, uhted M.tcs1 tl'oxss1
Avsry to August !. Kopssln .......,...,... so,1oo
@o"'a W 14f3 11N1Ee WITHIN kAplun or Mills
Or coUAT.norAK.
u.stn q. 70! It . Of niypssy u. . I, 330zGGo
6. dsted feb. b.. Isouo
RouTu os c11f LIMITS, WITHIN 4 AApIua os NlL&s
- OF CoUAT-HoEsE,
Qra1el ~. 2o4 fen q OF F1fty.dftA et. . t. t8x
AsoiE das*o fsb. i...........,......,.... u. LAO
, 1876-03-03

| consumption h,sfs bu wheat: 1s1D bn corn; 39J b
| oats ,N1 bu barley.
| Tho following grain WAS inspected into store %
| Tlurstny morning: rAr rejected winter wheat.
cara No. N. ". wheat u csrs No. N. ". do, 81
No. spring. y cars No. dn, 10 cars rejected Do
1cass Rrae do {l01 wheat); Il cara hgh.mlxetl
cor, ~ ears No. do, cars new mixed o. cara
ccei do II corn}; car Nh, oats, cars No. white
do, "a carr No. do, carh rejected do IA oAtai;
car No. harley, carr No. DO, . cars No. do 4
bss1ey}. Total 40 c4ts or 81 COO hu. Inspectod out
1So9 hu wheat 4.a1s bu corn, 100 bu rys 1874 b1,
harley,
Tho Dcerbohrn dispatch nf ycaterday quoted cargora
Oh coast A very heavy, Wills up 10 tbs sn ot Fet-
r1ry thty reported Etron8. is cert,ny posi-
bio that tcre a1 toena radical change in tls Brtah
markets within couple Of days psst, however much
some parties may doubt IT, and claim thst EiFate dfs
patches do not curroborate thosc sent by l,etrbhHs
Tho trouble probably lies Ia tho great difficulty cxpcr'
onced In finding out tho tonb Of tho English u1rkots:
but there in 10 fear that sufficient caro- IL not
a!wnys exercised Ia hunting out The information thft
| Il obtanalle,
II now appears that tie deliveries Of wheat On
wednesday In this ct53 Gully about two-thitds
great ~ stated HIT tho other shlrd WIS nut cut ye@-
terl1y 40 thai tn agerz4tu delivery WA correctly
purod though spread llttle more tins. It Ia
believed thai The few February deals IN wheat not sss
uetl 1t the elo4a Of that month Mill 10 squared OF
alpicaby, without scsort to arbitration.
-, a.. ,nT .orno .x.,. ouIto .t.or,, ,,,,,.r - ,,nt
d..I INV, III rt.s,e. ~ on~,,tn-. rbIs ~.
0snoc,I{v tbo c,,e viii, n-oy1stona ~. vro,,hrr
ne In tho etrIo senao Of tie word, but not fa
vor,b. n, roInt-v on,r,top, ~. I.tn atn-r t.,no
s,ccccdod tv th,r .v,dr vi, ,ntro ,n ,hs corntrr
ro.ls and o1a,n rrninr thcm fn,s.ahte rluc,nu tha
vo,tmn NJ rccotnta- 7hn,o ~. xc,v Htt,n r,sv,
from the cnnnt,v rc,tcr,,.v hit so,nc
is,ttrs wene receiycd ridIc,,lInu tpa .,,,.mcnt
1n,io fcu ilar, avo t,t TIM fsrmer, vc,c n,,nstno
anrino vc,t II ia not nr,,,o tb,t m,,r,, In. iccn
Ione IN th,t direction. tiyof th.ro ID no don tb,t
nt.nno var 1eyun In FAR n,.rr. II II .ar1v eno,pb
yct md tie ground nromfaes In I'M In uood condition.
unleas the weather shonld turn out ia b mitch mora
unfayoyab.o than IL las t,ccu thus far.
In The dry.eools market lItt,o or no change vps
oincrvab!e, Tho movement, ttougi, gradually in
creaguy docs not como up 10 general oxnrctatinas.
The o,ns, for rrocersos ia. better than during Tho
earlier days OF t1Ic week. and there WA more hone
ful feeling anouu tho rsfe tarera .yerc recntytp9
good deal Of attention o1 holder. wero nstnu Lo
ndyapce. suuars. sfr,um. n,u, no1aRzes vera
rasy 1,Ir. snJccs. rlarrh. .n,n.. c.c-. cnn,.
n,r.t,ye1v. rcrn stca,v. Thc ,,c,nan1
tor butter conttnurs IN rrccts of he r,nn1v. ami
, 1876-03-03

York x1a dui e.a, tore wss .pp @ srsnty m siteMpt
cary to hcar the market hut al the What o!arsa
othcr sdo Of tho At.t,o wiich esa,s ascuants
crron ot tho later news, onah our ~ receins wore
sra, and TIM market unsctsletl and fcycrlsh dur
a1 NJ :s Ins Ss
February had sold short TOR March 70 largo extent,
InrinR lin paat two days full iarich nthcrs i, ty
The shipping es.ani III ,hr ower grades wa. htiter,
Tho masist wprs r,ary healthy looG iii
round. tho ert.cncc n = paving premium.
srsde ~ can,at % now IL .hprea Est essert !. ioss.
m mark. VA e h.sacs S than, ,a;n on wsns;a.y
sold at Vic a1yancci to oa,.c roceda 10 psa In.
proved 10 esr. eeltnett 10 ps4o aud ctosed a. ase.
or May sotI At .$!ol.s n!H. clo4ing At <iu3..
Cash sales weEs rcorte ot 90 go ln M. snrng ut
jcetci do 1t ea1oc; ana 4po bu IL sample Il sas
s'S., To.l s;:oo ni. J., 81. ..,.,, , -,
,,shsr n %yHTMa, t1, w IN t,1 @ rsese on, ana -
als,ut <.15 Rars wore TO- 400 bu No. at 1yta99kc;
and nd: 2.sv1 hn si by sample At s!.oitsl:l7;
wl!itE, y Enniple. At 81 :3s o,, trsck.
cohN-was lers active aud es.er, oren!na rather
sftcrnoon. and FILLING back ~ under moro siLcral
offerings with lcssrne.l 'emsnd. lAysrpoo! was mr.
dull! and the demand on tho preceding ltay hail becn
sstisaed lcastuH few huying orcrs 10 bc filled. Tia
shIrp!nk demand ~ feir ind .snrle IeIs were tn.
Tho hne weather brought sellers for future, as Il
eeeed hy thu rule Of conlrares sevcEa parties sent
soppy ves.h,! seina nni.sor.lIs 10 Is'ss rses!p!s
tn ~. # e:s Rs:s. a. u .s.. s IT. ,.sss e. s l.
ssif sc!ler the month or rtsaisr No. oioacd It
+3::o , dssaod te a3c. :m sGseA st +2HS s'3ss
10th closing firm nj tlc inh!c. Hc1fcr Jne whH very
, 1876-03-03
Heavy Settlements OF Board Of Trade
0perators.-~Maroantile Bust.
ness Light.
New York Exchange Ncnk--Smal] Country
Orders for Currency--The Clear.
tngs $8,80O,000.
Ehe Produce Markets. Generally Firm--pro-
Visions Active aud atrong-+Whoat
Better.


The Board Of Trade ee!sments hAvs been heavy IN
The past days. baa bcon shown by tbs cfearsnss
Beyond this a Transactions of tue banfs hare been
Light Tue mercantile ecttlements hAre bnen small,
and reveal tho d,.llness of tho February trAde.
Tho dnnanl for loana docA not kccp pacs With tho
fncrcaRe in deposits although tho litter ia not great
Tle hanks hare IN lnertasng surplus Of tosnable
fnnda. Thern II 1cks mercantile and manufacturing
paper offered tho banks tllnn could he taken. No
en1icy c1iss, however, 10 extend discount iiucs
they hayo been &oeraby hlsh and tho eurpua is not
rrcasing.
Hates Of dAscounta a11o per cent at tho banks.
On the st:cetus tnonsy Ia reported to 10 drug. and
can be had for thirty days Il per cant satisfactory
colateraiA~
New York exchange nas sold betuean bauts Il 75o
tiscount for q 900.
Tho orders for currency were tIRhk
Tho clcarings weso s., ,3oo,c1g.
TIE rnIcK OF SILVER.
Tho following report Of tue London silver arkct IA
reprinted by the London 7fues Of tic 10th ult, from
Noeatta and Golastnils fortutgAt1y circular:
Since tho beginning Of tho month cousidc.ablo
Guounta of silver hars cu1o to hand, and In absence
or lndsn oTdets tue prcc haa gradually toeo!ed to
1T which sorue purchaser Aavo been 1naJe for
ellslad 10 our Last soll, 2fter homo delsy, nj
s24: II this price, Which ia fr2ctiona!ty Above Tho
melting yalne they hava boen bought for China. The
hemAnd for god for Franco has qpe cea4etl; but II
= probable that any arrivals vii be abtorbe.i by
RtzmAny.
, 1876-03-03


FL0ris-was quiet anil steady. There VA, istts
dsuapd, AID that ou!y for small! lots, but tho rrner
feeling Ia What 1n.de sons holders unwilling u
ceda IN their demands, aud former prices wers well
sustained. Sales wcso reported Of auo iris wiutors
al s5.etafso: 1,Iso tsA sprIux extras. partly 1t
&sSQa5.7s 10 hEs spring tupeshnea At 500 aG2x;
2po urls rya Hour u {i,lu; and ~ bsts buctwhras
do u ss.:s. Total. 3235 brls. The market csosel
ucmlAly ut The following ssuge of prices: Choice
RnsF t1trss ajapxB 50; cuulpou to Qoo1 do, Il Is
tsaSo; apslnG +.tEsa, $40os&.au; goal do. Sa.b94
1ss; chocs 10. tt.bo'ss23; patents TO. sU.sus1.35
alnueaota. tt73 ao.:s; bpsing supernnes *tuS ato;
rye Iour, $t.lu3+.23; bucknhrat do, $3.uot33sv.
HRaH-"aA quiet and sssady, With moderately
nrm feeling th part os hoIIsft Bales wsra 70 ouY
At sleco delivered; and 10 tens from winter vheaiat
j10.7t, on track.
MsppLiauk-sales wste 10 toas At &ls.oo, fsee on
board cars.
Hcakxh1Aaa-aale was 10 tons 1t tli0o. OH track.
Coax-AxAI-Coasss Waa no.u!aaiAs SlJ.so1elAQo On
track. -...-
WHFAT-wss Active And unsspsatsaly stronger.