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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1877-02-15


President of the Commission.
Hon. =. H. Ferry, President Of the Senate.
ACTION OF THE SENATE.
The Senate then repaired to the House.
Upon returning the Secretary read the oh
jections submitted.
A motion for recess ON Monday was
urged by the Democrats and lost-26 to A.
strict party vote
Mr.. Sherman then offered the following:
= Resolced, That the decision of the Com
mission upon the electoral votes of the State
q Florida, stand as the Judgment Of the Sen.
ase, the objections made thereto to the con-
trary notwithstanding.
Adopted--strlct party vote.
Recess to 10 o'clock Monday.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1877-02-15

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-09

odd doings OF that lass o. Lowrie'a Joan took in
poor. frendess girl whose love OF admiration had led
hor astray, and cared Tor her child though II had
been her own. The where Joau ands the towns
people tormonting poor LIZ IS we'll described
Derrick turned to ascertain the meaning Of this cry
OF appeal but almost before he had timc 10 do Joan
herself had borne down upon the group; she had
pushed her way through IL and was standing IN the
centre, confronting tho girls tormentors In namo Of
w.asn, ana ~ ~ , was clnsing 70 hef ,,,, -,
manded. "Eh but yo'rc bravo lot yo' arc-womcn
yo' ca yo'rsens l-badgerin' slip o. wcnch oike
THAI
II did COON back ak nowt lro' o. them"
sobbed the girl I'D rayther dee ony day nor do ~
I'D ruythcr stsrve th dtchan' It's comm 70 that
s'Herc," SAID JOAN ''gi' me III choild.n
She bent down and took from her, and then stood
up before them all, holding u high IN her strong
arms-so superb, SO statuesque and yet womanly a
ngurc that thrill shot through the heart OF The man
watching her.
.Lasscs, she cried, her voice iairiy ringing do
yo' see this? BIT o. helpless thug answer
back yo're Jcors Ay look at u we'll, aw on yo'.
Some ON yo's get,en th' loiks ut whoam. An wnsn
teen year owd LIZ IS, an tn worlds gone wrong WI
her wunnot say as tn worlds gone over rect WI
Sny on US; Dut them on US as had IN strength 10
gone down. Happen theirs ma much to choose be-
WIKI US alter aw. But I've gotten this to toll yo'-
them as has owl 10 say o. Liz, nun say u to Joan
Lowrep
This Derricks first sight OF Joan, and he never
forgot H. Derrick Is tho hero OF the story and was
the new ovcrscer at the mines Dan Lowre, Joans
father, ugly customer. one or the disafectcd
bad Sort who arc always NJ outs with hoir employers
Ito hated Derrick, and tho story OF his vengeance is
thrilling in the extreme. As the reader will guess from
tho frat chapter Joan aud Derrick were TO become
something moro than employer and employed How
the character OF this poor girl developed by love
Tor the much above her In station ID
wonderful study We have no hesitation IN saying
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-09
THE HOBOKEN BIGAMY CASE.

Martin PaKcnham, IN inmate OF tho Hudson
County Jail since Saturday evening" when no
rested charge Of bgamy las stated In yesterdays
HERALDl has made the following statement to .
HERALD reporter
al am employed at Solomon 4 Maby's shoe store 1t
at No 20 Warren street, New York, and have worked
them about two years. Previous coming TO this
country, which did In 1867. resided for ten years
In London, working At my trade In Hosiery lane and
the end OF tho town. In London made tho nc
quaintanceship OF Margaret Shea, servant girl en-.
ploycd by Mr.. jacobson, jcwcller, whose shop was
situated near No. 400 strand We came 10 New
York and lived No 800 Pearl street. In
1869 my VITO proved herself such q maniac that, 10
save tue life OF our child, | had her committed to
BackwcIl's Island. Subsequently came over 10 Ho-
bokcn admit have passed her oil as my wife, bat
decline 10 state " We were married or not That has
got 10 be brought out ON tho trial. Wei, when sue
out Of tho Lunatic Asylum on the Island took
her back and the life she od with her mad capeSs
tic asy um from Hoboken, and she spent three years
IN Trenton. When shc came out, cured, as the doc
tors SAID, took her home One night came home
aud found her about TO carry out throat sho
had made OF pouring n kettle full Of boiling
hot water on our child This the 21st OF Fcbru-
asy 1879 had her arrested and Recorder Bohnsscdt
committed her a unatic to snake Ill., WHERE for all
know to the contrary, she now ~. What have un.
dcrgonc with my lunatic hopmato nobody knows.
have been living since my marriage IN November lass
In Mr.. Givitt's house, IN Clinton street Formerly l
lived No. 2a7 First street, Hoboken. My vile 10
taking caro- OF the child
Sergeant Ednonston OF the Hoboken police force,
confirms tho prisoners story hts wiIes lunAcy,
and saws that she used TO mako attempts 70 leave
her homo dressed IN her night clothes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-09

ua Kato visited Mrs. Hayes ct Columbus nno years
ago. They gave her hearty welcome aud treated her
handsomely. When Governor Hayes was nominated
tor President all Interested. wishing MIN 10
succeed. On election day my husband was very I'M
well; still he went up town aud voted for Hayes He
died last Christmas. Ny son Daniel, who Is now In
the Custom House at Baltimore. sent Governor Hayes
q note announcing the DEATH The answer came back
within week IL expressed the utmost sympathy Tor
US all AND reverted kindly 10 the time when he was
disabled and had home with US !"
QUEER CHARACTER.
The old City Hotel the main street, thrives aman
aud there met quaint character man oil forsy-nve
or nifty years "Sir, he said, II you are trav-
eller. seeking Information. You want to know
It's tho garden spot oil the State OF Mary
land, though the land has been a
lee-te impoverished by overworking during the past
ten years. Wo grow wheat and corn mostly; very
httle tobacco; plenty OF fruit; only enough vogca-
bles for local consumption. Wheat runs NIL tho way
from 10 20 30 bushels acrs-mostly 10 TO 10 BUSH
els corn runs IRON 20 10 so bushcis-say 80 bushels
10 The acre; potatoes from 800 500 bushels 70 tho
acre We're Ia Frederick county. Frederick. the
town here has 500. The whole county 47,OCO. Our
Valley Of Aiddetown Is watercd by Cotochin Creek
and hundred little tributary brooks The roads are
splendid In summer, Ia the winter terrible Yes, sir
Il know what you're going to ask), we've mad war
here Over yonder on South Mountain Is where the
new President, Hayes. was wounded Some OF the
OF his regiment said he did light that day like
could show you the well where Farmer Meyers, who
took contract 10 bury soldiers at 81 head dumped
nfty or sixty OF 'em into well covered cm up,
and called that decent Christian burial Srn ojacu
lated the speaker, with sudden solcmnity, II know
something about the battle OF South Mountain"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-09
NEW BOOKS RECEIVED.

The Cardinals Daughter "a sequel to "Ferne Feming
advance sheets ana bound volume. Messrs H. Peterson
a Brothers, No. aB Chestnut street. Philadelphia.
Papers Omitted States) Relating to Foreign Affairs,
second OF the Thirty ninth Congress tarts H.
and I'D. Government Printing Office Rshngtou, d. o.
Harpers Haliiiour series paper covers two vonmes;
Tales from shakespeare tby Charles aud Mary Lamb,
Tragedies Tales from Shakespeare Thy Charles Mary
Lam b.. Comedies Mcssrs Harper Brothers. New York
Noras Love Test "a novel covert by Mary Cecil
Hay. Messrs Harper 4 Brothers. New York.
Africa, by verney Lovett Cameron. G. b. ID. c.
H. nndcr ROYAL with numerous iilus ratons),
Messrs Harper Brothers, New York
Pickwick Abroad Companion to tho Pickwick Papers
by George Crnkshsnk). Messrs Is. Peterson Broth
eIs Philadelphia.
The Principrs Of Sociology tvo ~ BY Herbert spsn-
Ger: Messrs. ID. Appleton u Co. Broadway. New York
Literature Primers Classical biography by H. r. Toxer,
and Philology by John Pee volume each). Messrs
ID. Appleton Co.. broadway. New York.
Illustrated Price List Of W. a. Duyckincx OF Nos 80 and
81 John street New York - w. Green Printer Nos. ID
aud IL Jacob street. New York.
Annual Report OF the Chief signal Officer ~ ~ TO tho
Secretary of War Tor the Year 1875 Government Printing
Extract From the Tenth Annual Report Of the State
Board OF Charities OF the New York Resting
tho Cause OF Paupcrism. by Charles \ Hoytl. Trans
,ea 70 s:.. sg 1,nss1 Ssng y 1871 jerome
The American Library Journal vol No y March IL
1870. y. Lcypoldt. Ma. 81 Park row. New York.
line American bookseller with American Publisher's
Guide anu Idnex: The American News Company, Cham
How to Raise Fruit Handbook OF Fruit Culture Qius.
trated). by Thomas Gregg Messrs. g. r. Wells Co., No.
1877 broadway. New York.
How to Teach according 10 Temperament and Mental
Development Phrenoiogv In the Schooroom and Fam
lily. NELSON Sxer.) Messrs B. L. Wells Co.. No 1877
broadway, New YORK;
Lord Christ Reign Over the Earth (By Stephen
II. Tying Jr d. d. Mcssrs. Muckiow Simon, New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-09
1 FAITHFUL SERVANTS FUNERAL.

The funeral OF Mr.. John 7. Robinson late Of No. 1853
WASHINGTON street, Hoboken, and of tho managers
Of A. T. Stewart Co TOR the past een years, took
place yesterday. Upward OF four hundred employees
from the above mentioned nrm present. The
display OF flowers In various forms was very hand
The funeral services took place Ut the late resi-
dencc OF the doceased, and were conducted by the
Rev. Mr.. Brady and Rev. Mr.. Hodson. The remains
wore taken 70 Boston FOR inIsrmens
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-09
A DEpOsIToR's INQUIRY.

To EDITOR or rHx nERALD:-
Noticing In an evening paper that tho nrst receiver
appointed in tho OF the Loansrs' Bank IL being
called to . strict accounting will uos while the cass 10
moving, the present receiver mako q statement Of ts
Affairs that viii show what 10 isf anything, for A.
Anxious 0EPonxTO0e
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-09

Henry Holt Co. about adding 10 their Leisure
Hour Series that best OF all Jean Paul Rchters books
the "FIower, Fruit and Thorn Pieces"
Professor W. G. Sumner, Of Yale, has In Putnam's
press his ecures the History OF Protection
United States"
Tho revolution in the book publishing trade so long
impending, is likely TO bring down the high retail
prices which have ruled many years. and thus be
public benefit d. Appleton 4 Co. havo already re-
duced their educational books to lower publishing
prices.
The perennial popularity Of Dickens Ia In tho
fact that the two shilling edition OF the "Pick
wick Papers," which tho London publishers have just
Issued was subscribed for to the extent OF a., 600
copies by tho English book trade.
Mr. I. A. Trollope's forthcoming "Lfe OF Pope Plus
TX" will be rather personal than historical. and Will
appear the close Of Tho summer IN two volumes
Mr. James Bryce, who assembled Mount Ararat last
year. has In Macmillan's press u volume Of travels
Trans. Caucasia.
II. Remains "OriQines du Chr!stianisme" will DO
brought down to tho death Of Trajan the dith vol
umc, TO DO published this month, and In tho sixth viii
reach tho year l60 A. d. H. Renan Will then write tho
history OF the Jews before Christ IN two or three vol
umea
Bittcr's German lifo OF Sebastian Bach has been
translated In abridged form BY Miss Shulteworth,
and printed In London.
The London Academy treats Mr.. Van LauD's History
OF French Literature with great severity. The omissions
OF notable writer's arc said to DO rs numerous as tho
plumbers in passing judgment upon French writer's
who noticed. "Properly TO expose the shortcom-
ings Of this book says the critic, 1--WE should want
tho whole number OF the Academy to ourselves"
Mr. John Motifs TROUBLES OF Our Catholic Fore
fathers In the third series, just out 10 London,
tors upon tho prosecutions OF the Roman Catholics In
Yorkshire and the North OF England
General ID Ccsnoia has completed his work on
"Cyprus; Its Ancient Cities, Tombs ana Temples: A
Narrative oil Explorations and Discoveries During a
Ten Years Residence In tic Island" which John
Murray, OF London, viii soon bring out
We arc to have new book on Thomas De Quincy
including unpublished correspondence, and notes on
his lie and writings by II. A. Page. Tho medical as
pcct Of Mr. Dc Quinceys CASE throwing fresh light on
his opium eating habits, will DO fully treated.
That remarkably learned and eloquent book, Mr..
Kencm Digbys "Broadstonc OF HONOR long out Of
print, will DO rcissued In April, by Quarilch, OF
London.
Another periodical, devoted 70 fishing viii DO
started April 20. by T. W. Alien, OF London, under the
namo Of The Fishing Gazette.
Mr.. James Stevenson, Glasgow. has printed "Notes
on tho Country Between Klwa and Tangan,ka,' y
which said In brief all that 10 yet known
Of this part OF Africa.
Mr.. C. d. Mansnod's "Aoriai Navigation" pub
lsned posthumously and written twenty-five years
ago, treats Of bAllooning . problem rather than a.
| an Achievement
a publisher, who wishhoids his name. announces .
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-09
RUN OVER AND KILLED.

1sLiP, I. l., April 8, 1871
Albert Young, OF Sayville, l.. l., was run over ana
killed by train on tho Long Island Railroad ut Oak.
dale saturday evening Coroner Preston, Of Amty.
Vile, 10 holding inquest.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-09


received no definite .idlngs Of nsr until to-day. Here
IL her mothers telegram
The despatch road thus
To Lieutenant New York. in hospital.
IIays hoped % start with i almost day for /.
be- last wo sa''''H " Te- what
II know well what is meant" continued the Lieu
tenant 'Shc Is dying. us l am.'
Come" said The colonel, touching his sleeve;
sscome down TO tho hosptaLn
"lt Is strange, the officer went say, not heed
ing; .strange that when am SO we'll convinced
shall not live grieve that she cannot live also What
sure must reinquish her here, why should not DO
glad that We are SO soon ~ meet hercaiterY Yot the
icea OF her death IS terrible TO me. But forget"
said he, rousng himself slhe request had to mako
OF you. Her picture is here, inside my The let
from since have been IN tho army arc in my
Some other things there are Inclosed In n PACKET.
They all TO be sent to her mother who viii decide
whether and when TO deliver them to her 1 have
been thinking OF letter. but am to write.
AMI could not bear 10 dictate shall manage to
write telegram, to be sont to her mother alter my
death. will ask you to take charge OF III
lie had spoken rapidly, almost hysterically, toward
the last nc added, attempting to rise. Now | am
the slope with something IN his hand IL tele-
gram, which he gave 20 the Lieutenant
las you sec, " the latter said, offering the despatch
at Is over"
Ny poor 8 -. thus ran the messsge) j. - called
did not suffer or COMPLAIN BE patient de. bitter. Come
INC pOy scanpcrcu Dack Win n message Tor the
Lieutenunts servant, turning somorsauit two
tho way. soon after tho Lieutenant, ms palIor IN
creased, said adeu and moved painfully down tho hill,
supported by his servants His wound, irrtated
and nfiamcd ny such reckless excrt,on bled anew.
Fever set before midnight, and he died, alter
period Of cxhausting frenzy, the following afternoon.
| DkpAKruRE-A NARROW RsCAPE
Just three weeks alter the battle oil South Mountain,
In winch lie received his wound Colonel Hayes and his
wife lett Middlctown Tor their home IN ClncinnatL
| Regrcttng 10 part with the Rudys. who had been
kind TO them they did not know and did not hear Tor
some time ait,tward oil porll they bad almost mar
yellvusly escaped. Daniel Webster Rudy, the who
lay IN the dpIning the Hayes chamber sup
posed have lever turned out that he had
/ the smallpox }ne pillows on his bed nfterward
uscu to prop up Solonc Hayes ut meal times yet the
latter had no symptoms OF tho disease then later,
nor had the negro servants, who slept every night
the oor In Daniels room Alter the Hayes departure
every member OF the Rudy household was attacked by
| smallpox, ana Charlie, the youngest boy, died Of
II. sWhen wrote TO Mrs Hayes ABOUT II, said Mrs
Rudy yesterday, 'she wrote back that they elt small
pox proof" -. -.
| asked.
ayes: Colonel Hayes with Hunter on his raid
| INTO Virginia Returning IRON that raid nc nnd DR..
Joe webb stopped here day and took dinner with
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-03-14
STATE SENTINEL, WEDNESDAY MORNING MARCH IA, 1871

offeI ed at 81 40 store; Milwaukee 81 359l 49,;
red winter 81 4O9l AZ; amber 81 4S@l So.
CoRS-Quiet; mixed 5695Sc.
OArs-Quiet; mixed @5Sc; white $3.50.
PoRK-Quiet; sl4 o. bid for March; sl4 Is
April; s4 25May: sl4 80 for June.
LARD-Quiet; 90 40 bid fer March; % 371l
for April; 81 so for May; 90 571l June.
GoLD-l04z.
CHICAGO, March IL, IL n.
WHkAr-Easier; 81 1875 for April 81 27sz for
May.
CoRN-Quiet; 4o1zc car lots; Ss1<c for April
421sc for May; rejected 35c.
OATs-Dull; S2Ac for April; 345se May; Of
fered &c cash or March.
PoRK-Easier; si3 IS for April; sls So for
May.
LARD-Easier; 90 90 for April: 80 l21, for
May.
CUT MEArs-Boxed, quiet; shoulders nomi-
nally &c; L. C. nc; y. r. re; s. c. re; L. C. 8.
c. TIC.
GREEN MEArs-Hams 711esc.
HoGs-E Estimated receipts for 48 hours, 1900
head. Market very dull.
GRAIN IN STORE.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-03-14
Commercial.

The general markets are quiet to-day. For
the past week the weather has been unfsvor-
able for business, and at this writing is still
gloomy and not calculated to vitaJ &c COM
mercial affairs.
The provision market to-day exhib, ed some
what more firmness, but prices were quotably
unchanged.
The Chicago Daily Commercial Report gives
the total number Of hogs packed during the
winter season as y5ll ,229 live and 1891
dressed; total I,6l6.2O hogs. Average net
weight, 2l5.l6 lbs; average yield of lard, 500
lbs. The following is the product manufac.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-03-14

IndfanapoB- Dry Goods Market
DRY GOODS-I rade is reported improving
and prices are firm.
BATTIse- Ordinary, lOal2s1c; middling. l6c;
best tissue, l6c.
Brown DRILL1NG-Nashville, $40; Pepperel
&c: Stark, &c.
TICKING-Omego, 81 inch. 1910; Conestoga.
A Medal. l5c; Medal. l61zc; extras l5c; extra,
a, l6c; Lewiston, IS inch, l8c: 81 Inch, l5c 30
inch. l31zc; plaid lSc.
SHIFTING STRIPEs-American, 6-3, loo; 3-3,
30; Whittenden cheviots, b sl<c; AA lie; AAA
l21zc; Xxx, l21Sc: Otis cheviots, l21zc; Everett
do, llhc; homespun 915c.
PAPER CAMBRICs-Common colors, 10; high
colors lc higher.
PRINTs-very firm; American nc: Washing
ton, Merrimac, Oriental and ConeStoga, TIC;
Richmond Allen 70 freeman 81 ~-snd-
ard Shifting prints, &c; Albion solid colors,
TO: Wamsutta, &c: Mourning prints, nc.
CARPET CHAIN-White, 2lc; colored, nc;
coverlet warp. 23c.
Brown INGs-Vermont.s5<c; Nash willie,
&c: Vaudeville &c idaho, SIC; New AlbanyS1sc;
Stark A.,9c; Laurel D.Skc; Laurel ii. re; Park
A., SIC; Granite B., &c: Bedford R., &c; Pepp
Mo; Pepp o., nc; Pepp R., &c; Pepp E., &c.
BLEACHED SHEETINGS-LonsdaleI Ike; Hope
Sc: Blackstone. &c: Mascoment. &c: Hill.
rs sc; "A, lUc; Dwight Star, lOc; Vaughn Xxx,
&c; Red Dog, &c; Quaker, &c; Cambrics, Ions
dale, l5c; Young Warrior, llHc; Jabez knight,
loo: Wamsutta, l3c: New York Mills, l31zc.
GRAIN BAGs-Amoskeag A., zoe; Lewiston
A. 221lc: Stark. 25c: Union 22I<' Banner. nc
Montaup, IKE; American lS11c; Harmony
lSLc
COTTON YARN Dealers report fair de-
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-03-14

ELECTION NOTICE. - Notice is hereby
~ given that the annual meeting Of the
stockholders OF the Fail Creek and White
River Gravel ROAD company will he held at
school house No. In Washington township
Marion county, on the tn cay of March, 1871
al o'clock a. m, to elect five directors for the
ensuing year. BY order of the board of dIreo-
tors. POWELL ROWLAND.
Secy F. G. and w. r. q. R. Co.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-03-14

best'lots sl2@l2 .; good tn prime sll01l *.
oor 90 TO fair 50 5OGl0 IS: common s. 76a
English market. --s--s
Sheep-Receipts $3.50 head, making 5000
mead ior the week against IL 200 head last week
The market is firm and a shade hiober Sor
good stock; some extra and fancy sheen soId
az az g SSgS va; strictly prime sheep and lambs
s. 90. - Oo'o'Aoo sneep holding for
swine-Receipts $3.50 head. making lssao
head for the week against Is ga iasss x 80
None offered alive.
Chicago Market
CHICAGO, March -FIour-Ouiet
Wheat-Unsettied and lower; No 81 a31k
cash; VI rs April: 81 2S71sMay; No 3 do 81 IS.
CornSSs14c cash; S91sc cashAp ril; SIC Nav:
,6sts-Higher, s21sc cash; s21sc April; sc
Rye-S2N@ssc.
Barley-isc.
cash; slS 6Sals 72H April: sIS i5 Nav
Sales of sSl2% hbls May, under news of failure
of heavy New York firm.
50 O715 April; 50 l71S May. Buikmesis: 70 sSonl;
WM9 biskynsl tiled q and lower; 55zeSssc:
Rcelpts-Flour 1900 bbls; wheat 1000 I'm.
corr $500 bu; oats none: rye 2,OOo; barley
shipments-FlourS 3, 800 bbls; wheat 5000 bu.
corn 1 .so gu; oats 10000 bu; rye none; bar.
At the close wheat was lower. q, o. Am.
81 2S May. "S io"er' q "a April;
CCorn1,Lower; Ss14c April; 4Sc May.
Provisions-Pork heavy and loxver. sle ON
@sl3 80 April; sl3 so May SA' "a
May. AP'"' ~ p"
Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, Marcel l2.-,;0s;on-Q Quiet at llL1e
Flour-s eady: family IS 6Og6 IS. ~
WheataRed 81 409l so.
Corn-40d43c.
Cats-S5G4Oc.
Rye-72d73c
Provisions-Pork el4ai4 25 Lard steam %
O. l212; kettle sl09l0 50. Bulk meats shoulder
nomlnal al &C: short rib sold &c spot and buyer
Nc snort clear 10. Bacon &c, Sko,
H%hiskyosl os, but generally held higher.
Hogs-Common 81 sOa5 Is: fair to good light
Receipts l,6o9 head. shipments $50 head I'd '''s''
Milwaukee Market.
MILWAUKEE,. March l2-Flour-Steady.
Wheat-Opened and closed weak; No Mil
April 81 S014; May ST "a; No 81 isIS.
Corn-40c: new 3Sc
Oats-No 301Ic.
Rye-No nominal; Sc
Barley-No aspiring 6Sc: No do ssLc
oProylsions-Pork nominal at slS 90. Lard
Dressed Hogs-ss So
Receipts-Wheat ], 800 blu: corn IL 900 bu.
shipments-Wheat 40 bu; corn 500 blu.
East Liberty Live Stock Market.
EAST LIBERTY, March 1z.-Cattle-Re
since FRIDAY l0I cars of through and Is cars Of
yard stock or 1879 head; total for the week
ending this day 3,T73 head, or l4 cars through
and 20 cars of yard stock: supply very light for
this weeks opening so far, and no business do
Ing kept few at retail; no quotations.
Hogs-tteceipts 5,775 head: total for the week
S6(d6 3. "
Sheep-Receipts 1000 head; total for the
week 300 head; selling at s. 5O@6 D.
New York Dry Goods Market.
NEW YORK, March l2-Business moderate
with package houses and there was a fair lob
6ing trade Cotton goods quieI in first hands
Lonsdale bleached shirtings reduced y cent
Frlnts Ta her more active. ID ess goods doing
wen. Mems wear woolens in irregular de-
demand. Shawls quiet. Foreign goods In