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Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-04-21

Mrs. u s. Grant, Executive mansion, Wash
lneton, u. says. IL am perfectly delighted
with my Bradbury Piano.
Chief Justice Salmon p. Chase, Washington
u u, decides the Bradbury to be he atlOnal
Piano OF the Country.
Vice Admiral d. ID. Porter, Washington. ID
q, The Bradbury is exquisite1v and beantifnilv
propOrtlOned. We are delighted with eurs.',
Hon. Columbus Delano, Secretary of interior
Washington, ID. u, cabs the Bradbury the Piano
Tor the interior.
| NJ. Gen. Creswell and Mrs. Creswell. "Au
our friends admire the delightful tones of the
Bradbury used 1t our receptions"
Robert Bonner, New York Led. er "At any
| Time Will drop the relns of Dexter to listea 10
| the tones OF our BradburyY
Grand Central Hotel. New York, SIN prefer
ence TO all others, we selected the Bradbury
flanO Tor our parlOls. Our guests pr0nounoe
| Them sp' endid.
st: Nicholas Hotel, New York, slave always
used the Bradbury Pianos, and take great pleas
ure In recommending them"
Metropolitan, Leland Bros. NY, "Have had
In constant use for twelve years Bradbury
FIanO In our parlOr 1t is still good"
Hon.. John Simpson, M. p, Canada, saws.
The Bradbury can't be excelicd-the best il,
| thc Dominion" -, -
nj. Simpson. Bishop NJ. Church, Philadel-
phla, 1T is very superior instrument, both in
us nnish' sweet tones, AMI singing qualities.'
E. 8. James, Bishop M. E. Church, ew York.
I'VE know Of NJ better piano than the Brad.
bury" =" ~ N-'
Rev DR.. John McClintock. Drew Theological
Seminary, my fami and friends saw the
Bradbury is unequaled."
DR.. Joseph Cummings, President Western
University, MIDI letOwn, CT, says, "If it could
not be replaced we would not part with If for
twice It's cost. Can heartily recommend them.n
VIVA. Morely- luncheon, Toronto. Canada
I'VE are delighted with the Bradbury Piano."
T. S. Arthur, PHILADELPHIA. owe have used
for years and can recommend the Bradbury
Piano."
DIR. John Chambers, "Our Bradbury Piano
mas won golden sp MONS among the Philadel.
phians."
Piano in the Northwest 0''
DR. e O Haven, BROOKLYN. N. Y. "Mv p,or
cnnnOt be eXcelled for sM ee. ness.n
DIR: Like Hitchcock, Cincinnati. Ohio. s.Js tho
best in the Queen City. - ' -" Tue
Brig. Gen. Ayord, Paymaster u, 8. ARM,
Washington, ID. &. amy
Rev. Geo; H. Whitney, d.. D., Pres. Centenar,
Collegiate Inst, HackOttstown, n, j.
Rev. L4cius II. Rugby, Pres Female Wes,evod
College, Cincinnati, oh O. "esieYao
Rev. DR. j. II. Pershing, Pres. Female co,,ooo
Pittsburgh, Pa. "io 0ohege,
Inst, Nj io" bipicai
Rev; DR.. Thomas Guard, Pastor Mt Vernon
NJ. Z. Church, Baltimore, Md. 1"' 'efnon
Rev. Bishop Merrill. st. Paul, Minnesota.
Rev. Bradford K. Pierce, Editor Zions Herald. |
Boston, Mass. Aono iioia iA'
DR. Reit, OF Chicago, 81 can most cheerfury
recommend the Bradbury Piano as the best"
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-04-21

The news of war in Europe has sent
wheat already s'higher than kite" II
will probably 90 too high under the
pressure Of the first excitement and will
have to come down again.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-04-21
EDITORIAL NOTES.

The Burlington Hawkeye clings to
the opinion that the more the Louisiana
business is investigated the stronger be-
comes Packard's case, both legally and
morally.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-04-21

The New York Times, in an article on
the South Carolina case, saws: Governor
chamberlain has Quilted with dignity a
position which he has filled with q
marked ability, and whose maintenance
has OF late required 10 common amount
OF personal bravery and selfdenyinp
patriotism. The triumph of wade Hamn-
ION Is one OF force, nor of right"
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-04-21

Dr; Sims, Pastor of the Madison Avenue NJ
e.. Church, Baltimore, "My Baltimore friend
are IN ectacies with the beantj tut tones n y,
Dr. ii. b. Ridgway, sMy amily and many
iriends pronounce the Bradb ~ Piano splendid. b
Ihlp Philips New Yo' S,says, 81 have suns
WIN IN, and used the Bradbu ry Piano in INV fami.
Rev. Alfred Cookma Wilmington. D., aw.
nn no OUT 6raaourY Piano the best instrument
r Rev; John Goodman, Pastor Bedford Street
Dury flano to all others. VIZ Di"3
w q; Fischer, Professor of Music. o;-.rd
Colie &C. PhIladelphia, II use az INV famiiiv piano
rnen 66rtataDury, and can with confidence recon-
| ~. chaplain McCabe, PHILADELPHIA. Pa. aFrou
Inc Atlantlc to the Pacific Coast have heart -,
VIC superior qualiues OF the bradbury Piano.
Rev. A: j. Kynett. ID. D., Corresponding sec-
ont hsi Tnuch EXtenslon II use and can with
| as the BEST DA"uouiy riane
hev. Daniel Curry. Editor Christian Advoco,.
purchased Bradbury Piano, and il Is 3 snies.'
"iu iAe'rument In every respect
Dr. DePuy. Assistant Editor Chri.t;on A.
Ha.e, II use the Bradbury Piano. and r. stanSs
foremost In my Judgment "" ~ s'anos
eo Mo Ikngsley, Brooklyn, aMy Plano .,v.s
vocf;e p an wise, Editor SUNDAY School AID.
like i ,,S;" .ne bradbury Piano. and think.
'aSic' IL cannot be excelled.o
has .,o ~ n: Ferris, New York s.Mv Bradbury
any Piano iGnger In tune, and sounds better than
any riaho In my dstrict.n Do'''' '""'
,o nev. Dr. Fields, Editor of the Evanae,,s. &c,
and tbinS ,So, nnI;auoury for years in nv family.
'Ao'e is no one superior"
H Ghus street Church, BROOKLYN. ST Iute,s
Bradhnrn' 6 1nu host of other Churches use the
Rooma TidnO In their Lecture and School
n ooh also the Conservatives and nroronsut
-i0'eis In The United states. p-A'A'
MY, g.. w; Thomas. Book Agent. PhiIa5e,nb;a aI
most cheerfully recommend the RraTbnpr a. al
Pianos w purchase frst-class
III. alden, Book Agent Cinc;nnot; o.:
NY Fiano grows sw ceter every day." UNIV
~, Dr. Wv, VIM: Butler Mexico, "Grandest Piano in
DIR. s. L. Baldwin, Missionary, China. .No,h
ing among the Celestials like ith WIN
ev. DR.. Lore, Editor Northern Cbrs,;o
vOcate, Syracuse, N. Y. i"h a
Rev Geo lansing Taylor, Pastor Ar
Church, New Haven, Conn. AL.
- Rev; Geo TAYLOR, Pastor Sands Street c,,
ch neviS' Emory Haynes, Pastor Hanson ar
Rev; D O.. Tiffany, Pastor u.
Church, Washington, b. C. "'''r metropolitan y
Dr. G. r. Crooks, Editor The sre,hod;st Wv
Brooklvn. weed Pastor Carroll M. E. Church
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-04-21

The President, in judging Chamber
lain, puts himself in Chamberlain's place
and thinks The Governors address very
much such a .one as he would have
made himself under similar circum-
stances. There is nothing bad about
that.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-04-21

Prepared by III. II. Stevens, Bos-
ton. M0SS.
Vegetine is Sold by all Druggists
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-04-21


p q EXECUTIVE MANSION WASHINGTON, Marcha
Isntmys
Mm wishes
ing ~ great nehce your celebrated Bradbury ns
Your celebrated me order
the
| WAR
pes find
its
the finest instrument they anu say Ills
H. ,Secreary
r g. D.. ,Marba
Mrs and
d
r :" neWm Tpa pianos are all orthodox ,
Bshon Ame feasev
respects
DIR OHavnsa
all kps
IL TO TIE HUMA
the
pubic we
psrs distance Illustrated Price g., "a
n CTuster OF Golden Opinions Bradburu psono
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-04-21

MASSEY is in despair. He "wants to
know how troo Kentuckian kin put in
crop or hoe bis corn when he has to
spend all his time clankin the chanes of
his brethren under the military despot-
ism in Louisiana. Oh, the grindin eff
fects of military okepashen."
New-York tribune., 1877-03-14
THE MARKETS.
Carefully reported f,r TEX rsisUyEl
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per AOrlA Altey. ReA.elA. an HILr0lts
GENERAL MARKED REPORT.

March IT,. 1877.
A-HEs quiet and steady at SC. for POTS and G24C7 for
BEE>wAx da and easier though in short supply West
BROOM CORN ia moderate request short Green brush 4
BCILDiNG &ATERIALs-HarI and Pale Brick have
Iar~ iIayrrsiraw Bay. . % 80 fr,9Js 5r''i Iio%n
s5i0>.o puces delivery included d - h%nrI on
bl' mcaeTary acilve for foreign; Rosende = 20ar -
= n ad M irls Is slow w. state Lime IN demand rather
fs an0 nm Eastern noaeIaJry& & ay'9 % ang 1r Fniss
Norm River, SJc Dbl for Common and - - lpf lsh-
~ LnD noanE sgssa c1a & be sTgoa rep od,,os 1 rcman
stSy; supplies also are not large fasiti. - q,
slsI caIs0 al4 .l3 30 ~ Ior eci4ls White e. 81
ioT shippers loinch aoi Upward slyGsf III 90 40 i9r
building umheI s3OoS5j. Yellow Pine ksndom caTeoes
slsas1O ' orierrG eargoos, $22a ~" 90. Green e
SSh 5 f9k .5s a S5eg PITT AZ "a q6 s = 30 or o
nnesj Walnut s}5 SEQ do fOr do S35 $50 DO
90 Tor Cherry 0as55 Tor But;enaL and S11HsaO
,cAN6ss have ioSbms sale sgsrp p p i2S 2sc DO o.
s4,Si a5c' Adamani9e zG!C ounce II "a 20 4e' AK
'1ff cHt%56GTya . G; a4q 5Sic, IN = e 925zSe zoe gold
ga large saRPy qao aqa a4shaaSsa RSai:
esage, gsl7 Liverpool Gas %, sio@.,!l; Neg s
g 80 rroyincs ~ 500s6 80. clrrceIcy reans3ysnls
~esmorc.ana, ANA west rcius Gas s69So - tnn'oi
nud ao. auo ErosGtop and Cleafncd - zJ@So 90 ana
Aai-fielic si -jq@I 2j by ,he cargo. - ~. .,s-s
90 Tor &sraclbO l7c2Oc. for Caracas ana I1aIoc ior
.co5fEE qui~ steady sales here 1000 bags RIO e5
- Place AMI ~ MobIe, $3.50 bags ex " ~ MtJ o1
1a+ terms nd IN EaitrnOf- 81 b'Rs al ic GaS.a
u.s. Eu Ordinary C4rcots, l1al9ltc, Go Fan cO, -S-c'
a. cooI pa, do Prime dO 207s G2lc extreme range
70. lots Iz2c. santos Fir o Good is4aeoe: J4y1
5-tA -5fGtc; slug pore l902!ci 'Nsllte tt' i" w
Lic; MsiaCaib0. s~a2Oc Aaguayra, lsA9a&Oc; 5aiso
Inn-ro G24i 7c Costa Eioa. IsaZlc.. Mexican, lo4
% Sa:aana, 2Oc. Porto Rloo. S0@Oc.; AnSOiturA
15e-J-.. ail gold. for Invoices .
'ypPkiAGE SIOCk somewhat easier, as trade Is small
1npy Ogsh, adj so H0UpS "a feet Ordinary To F.be
- as5J; - feet S9SrSD MOlaSses ShoO1s ~ inches
~ ~ Leads ~ fOasl 90; sngM shocks Win Leads -
saeAes .. sO4SZ -. 40. 80 ~ 60Asl %: Box
S1e@A 70s7jc: Rum sLooks - Pine sh0oks - 1Oast.
'Df AGE shows several declines Manila Coftag sizes
t5oye 2uTsaa Hay Rope 10 do IL thread
s0e a. Co.. thread 9Ihrcad l7c: Manila t0foage
80 Rope Yarns Ice 6thrcad and et3Icad lc 40
.aS ine ~ &c. Tarred Manila lac Fine In'ftd Mania
% sih, yc. s!sal k9pe lie: DO. l2urtaf ~ &c 40
Ieaf and 9tEread, i2c Tarrcd 81 at lath Yarn, llC
he iaFres Ssal 40 l2c Russia Hemp Trrred Cof'iage
A. american Hacked Hemp farri Cordage. l2e Iait1u
.Sr,.I,lesn ia;b fur. l2c flBe DO do. - L2e -
NOAAON-Pl1Ces weak bat WITHOUT quotaDie cbangei
New-York tribune., 1877-03-14
$50 uplands Low siadnns clause. sippea February, sail

67Isd
LyEgrooI. March 13-i2:3O p m-Cotton 8. very hat /:
III ddlnr Uplands 67Ird. Midniing Orieans 6Ai safes
5000 bsles Including 300 for speculation and export Up
lanis Mlfdling clausG, MHrch aud April delivery 6sd
Urf3Dds Low Mihng clause June aud July deu " % ss
Uplands Low Midd1g clause. shipped March and April s
81 OeO quarters incinding II 900 quarters
IyERlpoI- March 1880 p. rn-Beef. 15 y perce tM
Prime Mess Lard 47ie y for American. Breaasiufs
are irm excerpt f.. Germ which Is du Corn HSS%sH oa
tai FOR Average California White; lO96lll for Cafefa
Club. and 9sG 90 for Red Western SpTIDg. 49,
Liy RnPOoI, March 1873 m.-Up.ands Cotton, Low 9ld
ding clause April and May delivery, 6d: Lpands, Low
MidaRg caase May delivery egd.; upands Low
Middhng ciause, shipped February and March sail s'id
LVERpOOI, March l3-i D. -Upiands Cotton, Low Mid
Middlng clause MAY and delivery, Gt7sgd UPlands
low AiddiinC cls0sc, June and July ce1very fsci OP
Lands Low MitiDg clause shipped February sail e'9Sh
The sales TO-DAY included 1850 bales American.
LsKgfOo, March 1873 p. m.The market for harTs ara
Fabrics at Manchester is dull and tending dogm t0ttoo
fftnres firm Tpancs Low MidlnE ciause June ard iuy
delivery, biSsd; also sales NJ the Csd piand Low
Mbldng clause July and August delivery. se: pLnS
Low Middling clanse, shipped February and March SAIL
6Is.-d
IGSDoS March 13-Ths ~ lancer says "a telegram from
satssefoTy. The gold premium Is ID iest'r
silver reitotion on
= Ia and the limited demand for EXPORT
:0s los =: new fves 1O7 y Erie Railway shares 7i
LONDON. M&rctsl3 $3.50 D mPaIls aasices quote per
Rentes l07f l2Ic. for the account ,,. ..,
drawn from the Bank England balance today 0o0
LoSD0S, March 1880 NJ ntei StAts Dpnhs nsW
Ayes o7. Paris aiyces quote PEI cent isehes io'L
- he for the account 40 =, .
LONDON, March lJ-Evtung Calcutta Linseed 80 Pqr'
Linseed Oh. g24 n s24 % = ton. o- g., ~, -.
PARIs March l3EKchange on London 25i Iic Tor snort
sight. ~ -, - a..
New-York tribune., 1877-03-14
1.NTT0N MAkKETS

SAVANNAH March I3-Cotjon dan Middng, II 1ic; Low
MudLug II lac. Good Ordinary, lOa.c. net rccelDts 353
bales. salcs. so bales stock, 41,JG4 bales
tALyEsroS 3.COtton MidGng. IL a.e: Low
exports coastwse 372 bales sales j1 bales stock o74l7
bales
MJgrF March l3-C0rtor weak ire gnar Mii;lmG. lin
1O5tC lOaic: Good Ordinary. l0a,c.
4i5 bales exports cOaStBse 70 Diirr sales 200
bair.. stock. Ci,23t bales
NTwORiEAy- Marrh l3.-Cotton quet and eaS- M.ddlng
II ~; Middlng lie. Good Ordinary, lu+sc.: net
rocrpfs 2Jl7 bales gross $50 baas; exports Great
Britain 53ii bars France 42s4 baies sales $500 bales
GNrIHoaF March Cotton duh; s1ddiing lee; low
Mtdnr II ec. G"oi Ordinary, 10 ec net receipts, bale
gross $50 bales exports $50 bales sales l75
baIes. SpiuE. 20 bales stock. I.Ji9 bales.
PosrOS Marc'. lSfO quiet easy Mifdng l2i~c
hudiuc. IL '0ud Ordinary II Tecepts
sirWTns March 13--Cotfon quiet MhdliRe, II 40
cepfs - bates sapmens l.2-o bales. saea UuO baos
stOck 81 .JJ bl4gs.
~ Lolis March l3.-CoJton lower; Middn= ssc.
s1!pieI t53 bales sa 70 bales; 3t0ck, b. ls9 bales
PI.It Ap.i riii March l2-C"tton quiet Midtng l2lac
Middug II iic Good ordinary, llsiec net receipA
lj4 bales JJ5 batsi sAca spnner 55 ba es STOCK
II 2gO bales
NokroLI.. March I3-Cotion duh Mddllag. u 7sSll 9c
ecIp $40 bales exports cOaStwlse 5S4 Dass saleA
so bales stock 1862 IA c.
UUIsviiIk- March I3.-COtfon dull Nihidling, II &c
CHAHiFs!ON. March l3.-COttOn unchanged; MiddtnE
ilT0i1c low Ndlng ac Good 'IrtJnarr. Ne net re
cruts bales x Britain. 1910 bales sales
AUGUSTA March i3-Cotton quiet Middl ag IL Ssc
AidhinE lie: Good Ordinary. l0sei receipts 2i3
bales: l0S biles
CINCINNATI March l3-CotiOn DIM MdiIing. II ne: low
Mailing. il sc 6o0i Culinary lO'.c receipts 222 0ales
.t.pmrnts 600 bales sales bales stock, l455 bales
WHhHGroy, march, l3-COiton dull, nominal; Middhng
II ~. Adding 'sc. GOOD Ordinary, lObc net
receiptS l3l2 baes, stosk. SIG, blles
New-York tribune., 1877-03-14
CATTLE 5IArEETs.

BUFFALO March l3-Tt Receipts to-day, 1870 head
n 4 ~. fsjl head; tie time
las ~ L-s; Increase Tor iAe "T.k . ctrs con
trai trogrh 29- .adi far demand generally unchanged
some rather higher, dem td chiefly speculative i9r
prlroriIop BOUGHT trade; oaaTBEs Ecucgay
uiality. Ol Quutat" slippers a.
~ % ,o0i butchers ana melam lo-s 40 - 2Ja - 30
crHoH bgtrlers lois az 70 JJa&4i socktrs and
tJE-i 81
epFEP aSo LAMBs-Goccpts to-day. 100 head total tor
week as 0"0u head fpr %" same une last week
ertyIv mainly far 90 medium quality: only
pr1pn c-re sock al ohg1n - disposed of sup
Tlr hardly qua. the deI.nd y1rS bare " stock sales, 10
quotae fair ~ - $50 90 good TO choice at
- 1Ja<G -.
TINS far head for " yime last week, 300 head
dali and declining; demand ard offerings light fresh
arrivals sucl through sale Workers at 80 80 y
- a.: | car heavy ~ - 1OGS5 30.
CHICAGO March l2-CATgLE- Receipts 1000; shipments,
moderately acty steady and hrm and bulls
3 2UT-3 4O and Butchers S3 5asi lO rough to
coed tat ahi piping. JGs4 %.
Uoss-Eecripts y.OOO shipments, ls70 market dun
heayy pac&u@ - C0as4 go light shipping - as5 10 best
SnELr-Leccpis $40 active and higher sales 81 goo
81 BIZ
East IIBRErY. Penn. March 1S.-CkTrLR-Peceipts to-
dav 557 all for sale here but Of through stock
the supply light bu apparently equal % the demand
few buy buyink hand. except local butchers best
- 80, medium good OG>J 81 common TO fair, 81 90
as
80 10; Philadelphia, So 4SG 10 -
sH4Eg-Kcceipts today 1000 head: selling al si4sG 7a
New-York tribune., 1877-03-14
The STATE Oh TRADE.
trnnp,AN MAAt.r.

IrysRroot. March H. "a y dnIl az = weston
All Al 81 B-coa - EghrTiaai g. fuli az 80 short
Tib dur st b Lone Ceag dgl - short Clear
AMI, n 59B Hasns-Lpng Cut dnl atii'. shoulders dull
Al -, f.fef-ndia Mess uull az - ExtTa Mess dul -
"a prime Nos Jul q ~. Lua-lfl. Mes;eIn GHl
s-B TaioF- CIV sie4Gy ~ 40 |Up"Itlnf-
dun at - IDsil.t 1ErGn atead4 81 Pine colt ~ l06
Cita-se- merrnn choice Jr-ier 81 % sfd Oi-N0ne IN
the market Fiour-ENi state strady ~ Whrat-No.
spring steady 100, No steady AZ ~ bmtsI southern
N0ne 10 market: WUHer NesieTh r" at 10 -. Corn
-Atxei Scfi steady - -i.d
IyERrooi- March l3-l n-ihs rrc.lpts' cotton to-day
Verr 40 Sol bsle. ud.ug a. 10 balrs
turcs weaker feltT al iast ngli Gee glands. LOW
MIddlIng clause March ard APiu deH.tl 9L; Upl1nis,
low Middlng clause April aud hAy neli' ID. also
lles ~ The same 6iilr uplands. Low Milling clause
MAV aud Juno orlsrTJ. As alho A. oI s sr UIs.
nlandg low aidaling clause. June and jay driNy o.
BANDS Low Mlddlng clGse, Juiy anu Augusreivviy,
New-York tribune., 1877-03-14

n investment holders. and the price was sustained
mowS iarre covering of shorts Delaware, lackawsnna
by which in the early trade had risen from 60 to
enu Va tben settled CO.'S fell OF only 70 59s raiyrg
Oh Closing at GOb Delaware and Hudson after selling az
q 4%9rosd list was devoid of feature. Western Union
theii the nj cal and closed at GAN. which were me eX
ochCa of the day Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph
Scfiye its GOO men. reported 10 De engaged
obstruction OF new lines at the south After OPEN
ID he 81 u n rose 10 and closed at CAS- Pacific Mail
ms of rs periodical pleasure trips, sailing from
neS Sss, hut coming to anchor at Sss. The market
9 go steIdv with frmish leOk.
tRs.s oF THx nARXLT AT TRE STOCK ExcHANGE'
kANS~ - acmal -ales.--- Cl0slng tSlds shares
New-York tribune., 1877-03-14
WOOL MARKET.

PsnauELPHIA. March l3.-WOo nrm demand fair ;
Ohio. lssuusyIyania. West virginia Xxx and
alr1vr s5a5Or < - eGGc Medium s3d4Jc.. Coarse 30
AOc NsW-YCrk, Michigan Indiana, aud Western Fine $50
.O Medium = i4o Coarse. 2Ge 3S; Com1ns, Washed
52aJGr do Unwashed 80 1:9c Canada C0mbng 52d5jc.
Fine Uuwssh.i. 2bG3Oc: Coarse aud Medium, Unwashed
- 2c. Tub W ashss 42a4Sc Coorado. lshed 2Oe2sG
do Unvashc l6g pc. and Morino Pulled 80 .2o
No ALL super TGlled 3UG JgS. rsxaA kDe aud Neiam,
New-York tribune., 1877-03-14

inrluding 2s2 last evening
OF which l2S3 home consumption aud 1875 for speosa
ton 300 bales delivered contract receipts al the
today, 1857 bales. against 6S35 bales tins day ta
week and 2O bales this tstal since sept
362S99s bales against 3603 7i5 bales during the same time
hast Quotations.
New-York tribune., 1877-03-14

Futures active 2G4 points decline sales after
D. rn-March 2Do II So 200 1872; APRIL Ice lIsl
600 1876. l400, 1l95; 1900 1924; May leoo 12l2;
5000 ~ II 1900 I2lo; 200 1903 IGee i29s; 500 600
1878. 600, l222 August 400 1910: 900 1888 1000
IL 3s total, 10000 bales First call odayApri, 100,
1905 May. 1O0 IRIS; 3o0 12l7 June COO l232 July.
100 i2.38 August 100, 1243 september, zoo. 1927 l0o
1926 October 500. 1901 loo. 1877 200 ll96; Decem-
Der, lOo I90 total 2.3O bales Second calhsrch 1RO
= l7th l2.0l AIrlL 800 l2.02: May 200 l2l5 June,
l0C 1921 August 500 IA september, 100 l222 Octo
1000 bales. ThId canMareh 400 ll90 April eOO = 30
NoScmScr 100 Ii47; 100 il75 cts 2.Oe5 bales sales
to-day D. m.-ApfiL A0. l1.S0; coo. li95: 100,
1902: geo 1901 100 1904 200 ~ O3 800 1904 200,
12O3 500. l2 02: leo 80; lc0 Il 80 400. ~ zoo
ll.97 2,lO0, ll93 100 ll.S+ MAY 100 II 510 1893
800 1904 200 l205 2Ce. l207 200. l20s 800 l2I2;
900 l2l 500 l2dS 900 i2l4 800 I2ls 800 1919 =
LOO 12l5 200 d2I6 100 l2l7; @ 500 l2I4 goo ~ ~
AO0 l2.l5 800 1914 ZOO 1918 200. 1912 400, l2ll
800 1910 500 1909; COO l20S Loo, 1901 500 1906
300 1912 1900. l2l1; 400 1910; 100 1909 l,lOo.
l2lO June 400 l2ls; 800 1919; l90O 1920 100 i222;
1000 l223 700. 1924; 400 1925 300. IL 20 2D0 l22z
200 l22S 100 l229 500 l2S2: SoC l22s 90 122s 5c
1901; 900 1920 500 ~ ZOO I22o l,s5o, 1922 400
100 i357 Sy 500 i55s i280 i5Ii So6 ZOO 1859
800 1885; 200 1888; 100. 1891 SEQ, 1913 200
1888 August go, 1888; 100 1925 200 l249
300 ~ 43: 500 l214 100 1870 Loo l24l 7G0 1912
100 u SO 100 l23s 800 1897 1.s00 1896; 500 l2SA
November. 100 80: December. 700. llsJ 2OO Il.sO
total 200 bales grand total 9s60O bales The market
New-York tribune., 1877-03-14
IIEAIIOlk
UNIOS cKor
C1r1trhisr.

METALS -NOtlIng new about American Ilg Iron bgs-
ness dn and prices No J o-Oc al No p Sl|Ut,j,
anu GRAY Forge. $9 scotch Pig weak and qnft 90
Ci,nc~s - fOr IlengaTTock and So FOR Ep
Iron 7S5aSd d0- S2O. quiet At 50 ~ iOT
copper steady, with lJoOn p Lac sold az
lsc Lead ana unchanged at bsc, d oT Foreign
D0:Gts Sc Speer duN and Doncsiic,
moderate 4, aand straits lie. Eng i, IS 20I 6h and Ban
ca isI,a9c gold. Tin Paics io5ibg demand Charcoal
True at IS do. Tin at 80 95 Coke do - Ooa 50,
and do. Ternc 50 81 = "a - G2 gold
MOIA~sES quiat and unchanged; quotations: Cuba
GS3C cuba NuscOt alO. refining grades 90 t'i
4Oat lc do gr0corg 36Ullc Porto Rico 4nf I2l Bdria
does sc D-s,raTa S2u4Jc New Orleans lIie1of -
Common. 3~d4Ac, do Fair 10 GO0G lS+C2c 90 friine 10
CholC sc.
NAVAL SIOREs-SPrts TaIpertiae ini and easier al
sales reported. IJhns qIlrt Dut mn t1l
mon u StTaned O50S2 Ia; no 2. - s1at2 -
No. l. 81 y5us2 - Pale - EKHa faie eSHSi - af
p 3Ilz city llttu 4ulrt, - -.
FHEI6sfi gt,-iieTth yiprr nctiVe, end
alut steady. la. and uangud kngsrncnis
bo.c. Bacon 25s VD boxes Cheese about O t1as
Leather 10 Clover >red Dos, anu vs. nal ntO
terms. To lnipn by steam, 400 ts
Reef Is 100 bids Flour. 2s 800 boxes Becun |s 1000
10 Glasgow by siean, 800 tcs iscei
Ia bls Pork cd: bOD bbis Apples A.. and 20 tons i1i
- 900 bush RYE at Sd. Charters-Noiwegian bark 70
Uayre on BORDEAUX 600 bbs Crude Petroleum, b. Cd
~ ~ IirltSh bark RlOa with scO bhs Refined 40,
- pC gold German baik 10 BTtlnrh
with bbs Is GI; Blush bark oi y tons u br
t0 with OF cake lis I'd ~lst pTv ate terms Amci
can .chOoBer 75l The River FiA'ir general cag"
private terms fladslphiaNOrweg egan bsiS 10 ii
G0ntneuf 200 bbls Refined Petroleum. As Italian bark Of
$40 iona nsOi Ot. CAKE, &2s Cd Frp baiiiHo.e-
an Cork for orders, 5000 qrs CRAM ID German
New-York tribune., 1877-03-14
WANTED.
Buslrcss Ghlnrc5.

A TTENTTONl FARMERS, MERCHANTS,
"A and COAL DEALERs-Wo will cell four a, ton
standard ils .iCie' $40,
which y 5jJ less than anufal tnei's price.
!. z. BElit- & Co. 80 Ncscy-s;.. n. y.
NNANTED-A party 10 put $4,000 to $1,000
w The nandf,c,re u article approved by the best
mechanical eaIneerS Market almost unlimited on!ers u
hand pr0Gt large
Address EOx 1920 New York.
Snn PER CENT.-Wantrd, a PARTNER
s}OO with Al 900 capital, 20 invest IN business paving 50
D. Address l. T., lIiDgae once.
New-York tribune., 1877-03-14
lO4SI3.
80 No..

Money continues aodnaan'' ana c.tl lOa.s - fS r. y =
,,un-,d a. 4 rer cent and upward The United stat9
Treasurer Al Washington received to-day F-ooOoV "a
tg bank notes tor TedcnUtiOn. 1he customs receipts
v.-. 900. aud internal revenue fer,lpS rt-"'J
Vta following Is the ClearugLOuSe stLteln' d. ,o'aF
GlrrsYe. exchanges. S6l 634s49; currency A alIe-'
S3u2s G65 god exchanges, eo'JOV44i sod DaldA,e>'
SlAlj.O .OG5. -,-.. ., a.. ,
Sc, ld boards covering ~2-ooJ registered cAIpit- al
1Ug-4 ana $1,000" cuucnct sizes al - '' '' .''
coaUn Skies of ISL fetching IL. Latest street quota
Yil1 pg- d
New-York tribune., 1877-03-14
Jn Qredm.

A FACT.-HORT0Ne ICE CREAM IS MADE
FROM PURE ORANGE COUNTY CREAM,
appreciated for purity richness aad certaay o, DO
ing delivered IN good order
CHURcaEs, FAIRS. fESTIvAIS &c, supplied AZ
25c. PER QUART.
CHARLOTTE Russo aud JELLIEs. nch and delicious as
prices 5so~ those Of any othe, establishments
Depots 306 fourtbaye 2s& Broadway and rs Chatham
RUSSELL" ICE CREAM. hest in the city, 25c
pr aar charcaes and large parIes Charlotte Rnsss
GoIss &c carry LsDa ssl scs day. ~ Baels 0eass