davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1877-03-20
C}tJGAiIO.

cATTLE-Rccelscd during Sunday and Monday.
{.ha1 head. TTalo was ncttye. so Eastern aud local
buyers operated 9rncraus scale, nnt although tho
supply wAi pretty ibara for Monday, there proscL
be no surplus, everything selling in comparison with
the closing quotations Of last week. ynlucs Hcfu with
out lmt ortant change Ths feeling drn, md for
choice to cxtfa beeves tho tendency slightly up
ward tho bupply Of those descriptions ts not suf
nclcnt to meet tho detnand. saiea bad an extreme
Tugo Of &1h1 t1 o. though thure llttia erldln9
under 81. - " nho7n sA0U Shippors PAID ~. 70
for ordinary to chico gades who fcedcss and tho local
trade optratsd ehicny at -. a+ ny tllo middle Ut
tic nflet1Upl tho pcll Wcf1 practically elrptY and tho
market closed hrtn Tho EEtlrst atlr Ut u tRy WM4
~ eat Averaging t,al7 ~ At $504 by tsusunbatlt,
BaaS d Co.
QuoTATtoxs.
Choice necvcs-Flnr. faf, well formed 2.
{ratfo5syoAr'oid stecrs. Weighing .+u0 10
l.ng No.. IS. ess, Is
luz l.N0 10 1.+n Es,.....r.........,- 4Ul25. 10
NcAtnfi IFnde&-Stttrs In fhtr t|eal weigh
thy il t0 LII 4. 1854. 80
Butchers Stur X Fonr to cU,.non steErA, anil
rHtNHah u ,hGsce cuxs, for city slaughter,
Rt!xI!lHK AO 10 L. ttD ~. ..,,...,.,... 3.lO28.OD
Stuck Catte-cutiIEnon cattg. Weighing 7Cu
a tIin cow; as.isi; .ass,
hl1k nal AtsatANA@ gtt1.u....,.,,,,.. ,r5&2I -
EcaIA-PEk TIL bs fnattvesl 80. 5lao, Is
, 1877-03-20

rofat..............a2.o4 OF s7.aka au.3ls 177 7s7
Tbs o1P1tt1. ~ Ah1fs, show = decrease OF Hl,3ia
boxes aud a.ol hhds cuMpafea With ls'at aud = Do.
Stssss 9d lk w aote and Da hlds colnp&Ftl With
.s7: Ihs a4is!Ses frYa iIatsaa, lated March q r.
PS 1ss5x'ia sSs dssns L. ssysH ~ ssn!,os.
VA stats4 had tncffgstd With plantation woyx thu
crop was hack wa,I su4 aA sstulstea Il fully ID ptF
cant tesa than last ssAson. W. 4HIse:
stlck-Gasollue, 9s7t<s: Lons.ana. 3'147e-
Goxssk.-t!. y. Ja,a 27s2sat; Ja.;1 No. .. 15a
stGAts-tateqs cut La. "a ,a1c, crushed. ,,.sea
LAc; 9ranniate1 a;snaatd tlh0lit xwdcred. liz
tAtrz =. lU4 !9'sci NJ. !. NA4i0sic: NJ. !! p6s
au;ls eos; sssSs &C. s;s.s IT, = do S;
a.rr.-Iaaiforn.i saxar lost dr,Is 70 aeso, Csfor.
MIA housy dflpA aSA3acs a!ayes dfa hk.s3iet G.n1A
saYaE. .huIse sfup. 4l4&ie; extf& do, a1Aa5c, asw
Ofleans Ioshsses, chocr 4tuc do trsIuc 81 $40;
common 70 4ool ss<eao: l'oftV R!co iaola.aet +ua
~; eSnmeH n.osasss 34t ": b..tk -. s:tate,
2a,s27s; ptppst ls4lHtc: Ausasega, siosst. u: ts
Illus tily G{1As; HhIfe Luz. ;a4se; Lito sass. tH
t4de Peach nloAson 7c; sasoa Imperial. sic; BAN
AAf-Thesu vaa lttts 9nrs DUNG. but thu de.u and
Wa limited aaa s.Ion eat!stra, ! FL oncrtnEa wvfu
ttn4 NJ llul1tAJ eQtl u H. " free ioAtd, snu
Prairie a. - a41W; NJ Timothy. ~ 81; NJ. -.
f71: ai1ed. ~ "; apaaa1 psaiftt. *1,Do track
NJ !, II; FL - = t. tty.u}; .0uki e Wst ~
sansI aef IL esssa u ~ wssk as}a 10 scpa1tsi
et !uo q l. = 81. ~ btE Eul:uu
M4uES-NeIt III fair Fflue1t and gteaIJ. 1futby
i4rs All qfEiaAnx " ~ blt1ky and &ui u thu uAa
dAeouuL Wtsuois: City butslesa 60 eNA SIisssGss. 7cl
, 1877-03-20


Tho following In ts Issue OF tho 81 lust:
Tho Increased eupres of foreign wheat now arriving
nft helping 70 keep rfcts IpWni nhd tho lignl VI
cunux u!lucal srttlune1t 10 thu kxxr have ut bern
without effect 10 tho kalS drcrttoh. TIE fav0rnhIv
HeAtcF SnF nrio Operations has doubt funded 10 ketp
tafnef1 AwaY IRON t1r markets., hat thu demand q rs.
sun;ptto' aa4 prscs q t,le wola Do not aoYe, naF il
1hFn t1rrar daled lslrmbnxham. Starch 3d. Frpurta,
deisleacy Ia: lssn fully nsds up hY ts large Import
Eryntiy of tbat Il hs f,me iast yssr Uurs
being tho oIly bread dcoRsunIinH country ip which
VIC arc fcosfviuK. tito whule surplus Of the earn.
rs1 S1ud"B s M!Hs::a sst1 band
America, with tho o1ceptlU1 Of CAllfGrnA Ii senIux
IL very little xhtat. Ts suA Ing seAADn ls yeae bplnK
nlhre favorable tha [ast anticipate that tile 1rrs
planted VII ba much gtcatrF. u consequence Ut thu
tupitr 0t rrsh sttcfCR frrst. and the tark state Ut
ttads In t!s manufacturing hasict fat cRt1u ami ptKs
ara Tow or than fps Sonic t!s past: still trs8 arc kIY
cGa,ratea with thH cost Ut Maza grinding barley ste.
~. maize W. lower th:u Il hs4 oT LIN Year. pas
article . .tI!l much below II usual prlr. Tho shlp.
very isfg which Il the 0rc extraordinary. II the
prcs cal ieato comparatively lto to iho Western pFo.
duccf. Tau pteI VI harley also s unusually low .ad
th0 sAmt !u4Ik applies V heana should tho prtsfni
cDl weather coutuit. coupled with thr lsxl RIicn Vi
hay and AEaw, W. maY lock for An Improvement f1
ta vnIno OF thtad articles s4A Alnoat x0us ouI
Of 1ke,
, 1877-03-20

'FLnEH-was ia better demand and aracs, though
but lltto change Wa mads III prizes. fey p{dess
tFvm Eastern points fsexiycd and dralsev stateA
tst they lookcd for BETTER dcmAnl bcfuso many dsys
soets To lbs haa4s Ut Retailers ~ prxtty wsl usr
W. ~s frtclpta hers Nc sulslI, aat Asttfai nIets
.re utarkiag up tLs nlt4 betRk which they arc uut
willing to set. Thu situation VA thCsststsa a1fsuk
, 1877-03-20
REAL ESTATE.
g. Thu following Instrumental wcrc 6icd fos record
Monday, March 10:

Tho following Instrumental wcrc 6icd fos recos
Monday, March 10:
-.-... uITT PROPERTY,
Langley ~, hetxpth Thirty eighth and Thirty.
nii,lh ~. Q F.a31l23 fest, with building. duted
LaugA!t.n {. bstwcea Oakley aud Lcaviit .ta
+ 1UElN fcct. dated At4Tch l3..,.......,..., lM
1Tant niAca !tst It " OF itur!hut st. II. SBt11%
It t~lth building M. nj. .!ated M1rch H.. hu
Twenty. fourth st, tta1 I! v OF liAnoref It. nf,
+a1i3;ft. dated MHrc!! !i7.....:.:....-,,... 4,u
We. A:!a: Il l.tta III Y,S F.1 = wof Lincoln .'
crftttnden u. > q cor Of Nobte u, Triangle 0f
~! tt-lu1a1 II. dated Fab 1a..........,..... Luz
Ubinn q. u . corner of Txeuty.suconl ii. vi,
tAans % Il. FAINT! "a Within a l. Ky FaijcE i asIo y
vanp a. MAtkasl; 4auG
r. u.sed Jan. 49,: :.;;......... IL
lHx1D II, with building. lated March ID..u, 6.Qt
Fral Itkr1fsou t. 17t1 ~ Ut Jefferson II, al,
wsaixorih y. 13vs q i Thirty .ifih il, ~.
131l.a Il, dated March 10..............,,... La
Fifth ~, III q n of Iiaffisan II, " t, r1.4 II,
Liz dssxa ~ r. s:,r 81 isr T. Z ;;x;a; Il 10
0&tfA f4b$ III u
, 1877-03-20
COMMERCIAL.

The following wore tha receipts and shipments
Of the leading articles Of produce In thts city
during tho forty.elght hOurs ending att o'clock
On Monday uiosu!ng. aud Tor Tho corresponding
lime last year:
, 1877-03-20
rata on figures which net Them little less than &c
per 100 tf, while the ngrnts rcfnse to carry grain
from ElitaEp 10 the tnme Destination for les than

per 100 ff, while tho nGrnta rcfnse to carry grain
from Chicago 10 ts rnmc dcstin4ttnn for less than
3hc per 100 lbs. This IL friendship 10 Chicago
with vengeance. II Is no wonder that people In
TIM country decltno 10 send their produce here.
stating that they "can do 10 well al homc."
New York paper states. that a prominent firm
hns made eohsrnct Ia more tonc 1,1O0 cAs.loads
rs. and that other people ara complaining because
ther cannot get The eame rnte.
Thtrn arc NiEna OF returning activity II. produce
circles. which will probably bo reelected into other
departments nf fndnttry. a wcll.knoHn st. Louis
-four arm wHtes that IL can sell no more hero cx-
cent al m advance, AZ Il hns plenty Of orders
from The South, and can obtain good prices at
home. There was m order hsre yesterday for
3. 600 Drls -four from Portland, Me-, and %, 900
bn wheat Is reported 10 bc under contract 10 70 to
Lawrence. MAss, to local mIlls there, Is, COO bu
Of which was ordered to move yesterday. Thcao
lhlngR arc not much tn themselves, but they nrp
Observation-Disclosures TINT consumers arc mora
willing 10 taxa hold Of bruadstuIs thsn provisions,
having held on abont aa long ~ thsy are able. The
smAtlcr rate Of supply TO tho United Kingdom may
alone be pied a. siRn that mora demand will
he Experienced from that quastof before long.
The leading produce markets were moderately
active yesterday, and rather steady In grain, while
provisions wetG irregular at higher rangs OF
tHtces T1lcfu was not rnch doing for shipment,
hut tho rcccrs were SMALL and that fact prevent
cd free offerings. The further. fall Of snow Ind
little effect upon finding Of the courrc OF priccs ~
It was usually regarded nj tho last kick of Winter,
which will expire 'in tho IMP Of Spring" at twcn-
ty.two inmates past D O'Clock this morning, after
having fingered there long enough to 10 voted
nuteancc.
Dry goods were ordcrcd lltlo moro freely than
for eomo days psst, but tho market wus far from
being active, tho weather stlll operating against
ap active movement. The grocery market wss
qutet, With prIce4 OF sugars, sirups, rice. and
spices ruling easy. Choice cof1ees arc In scanty
supply and arc very arm, hnt low aud
medium grades aro dull and wcak.
In the hah. canned goods, and dried
fruit mafxets no important now features were de-
Scloped. quiet prevailing all around, With prices
ruling about s.endy ~ prevfouA1y quoted. 1iutser
and cheese wets ttrn At Saturdays quotations. No
changes wcre apparent 10 the leather. tobacco bag.
ptng. and coal markets. Oils wets doll At former
hgures.
Lumber Wss In moderate demand and atcauy.
pnFlna tho past ten days tho solumo Of bus!ncss
has been reaccd BY Tho bad weather. bnt tho chip
mcnts compare fayorably with those Of year ago,
>,,,, i, .Iun.. i. ,,u.f - .-..,s.t.a.
, 1877-03-20

hcat TheEa wa a M.troo4 dssnand and htgtrr rnnra
Eastrra .ssuant thsfa xosl fnanify frot, essi
cutters The Increased te,nanl from thu tatlrr class
Vt tyG1 VIA called out ty the fnnru*c4 tunu Ut tbs
market f0r hox EtssHet. rrp41t4 frum ''9n thaIEH"
t., 1ha a., nhnee ,,1!, N ar9nnd q =. Ihs ;"ppy
ha1se oysf ss!urJaYs q u - aAt 20 fur
heavy. Two " thrra oads Ut extra were takrn !.
xA!A 1hl!c lnftriDr mixed lots aud skpprEs suld al
A1.2t4t.M1+ Ihc market EltsGd aful.
, 1877-03-20


AHrTRa1. Mareh l9.-rE7noLkux-asf.
--~-
AMERICAN CITIES.
NEW ronK.
6pecldl Dftpdtch 10 1Ae Is16snA
NEW YonH, Match D.-t1nAs-,vheat-Av very l,eht
export and moderate city milling isn1tnd, market
Hthout decided chanRc. with holders generally dis
posed to lnaat the full price, sa,es -, co u unxr.l
% spring, stst.H7s mixed spring. st.35 In Btotn.
NO. tse ,on - Sre nse on., Ms
so3t2o for Western Now corn ko per bushcl
hlEtert teAs doing. he alsanco checking export tic.
mant' Ofd Western mixed dntct and scatys sales Of
40. 100 bu nnsradr WcHtern mixed at 65kc, tngralc
Western ycliow. s7ct STEAMER ntxeJ. osxaoc, closed
at5oc for oxpOTts atexIncr yellow, 5Btfxb7o.
conAx FkkiuHrs-stchn berth room quiet and IN.
ehnnsed sail 10 ofs actltc and ssesy charters vcty
slow and rates ron,tnai engagements 10 LlvorpoOl,
BY aicam, ~, OH bu Rrnln at +I{d per % Ibs.
fEosisIoxs-rork market Nr1neri sat.er moro 10.
Ing; safrs Of A7u hft new u,en spot,
acn br!s May. $lA.s5t 2so fEt june. s1soos second
call. April SIX 81 tld st4.s3 aske, May. slA To hid
&1f.W askedt juno. tls.H5 tia. St6.00 kakel. Lard
opened higher and hrmer, Insrkst closed vcry autt
andhrasy, salra Of lsb In rfina SPOT 1t Sv ~
0oe9A. ci'alnE 4, so.7ss i7o tcs on grade
at su.as~u.od 7so trs primo ste.,n April,
st 1p.es@<u.7a. closing At sY.G7h, s.7:o tcs
May at sn 77}kaGs7k, ciosnE at 90 e2.s; l,2so tca
June. $Atte10Ul closing ut 8o.D1H. Cut meats I'm.
ctlaugcds light 1enand mltics moderately kctlye and
ar1ners Ncstcrn long clear. nc.
sunAn-1taw dun and nominal 1t aNaec for fair 10
R1'od reaunK. r,to for prime. and D4aioA Tor ceu
fax. EeEs Il aa,t 5 aesn saa ,.s,
= ii Ts,. s!'; ns x:,sss,.s I'll. a'
sSs: s:}5' '; ;::! ss
sspsbs! .ssia bss laS; ss saS.i* SS,*u s.s
7f;Ssi ;Tht5si. t5aI HsssS;ass ss w
: sS%Ssn @ s..fS sfs!a; 10 = .
:s SS Ss!s ss;: s:: syffs Is fss!s
IT. sf :say nss::a tsisns pFosst s7a'aloso
t;s;::;,;.s ssy, :,jyyI Ws;is.n, r. sssa@
spIaS lsss mixed se!isx d aq s.ors. .s'te Ut No
No. e j. sf & .tats 81 ~
sp''sf qStsaat ,.Ik, q 81; wIa!Ss
ae snsae fssps Gs'n Il;
'1s stSs d. 1sSs ssSx %ss:s
sSs: !ssss .ssSE.'a a. !s Vest
HfoS-sis'iGst; foS;9ais, id :as!Ss :''xnssa asf''s'
ass s sssaa, dull .na Unchanged ''
,a e,aae ,oxes ronned. 1gsa
s!!SssSa!s. 81 :sSa!s: :.ssy !. " aso.
asIEatx.G Ita,3s :G,ix.: k.stx-lJnrta.,ved. n.
fs'ssri faasfra fE"srfWSTisas,sta{ Wr.iss sss r.
sc 0rs se9 99Suy n,I, nsx ms
s.iraao s,1 ntasr; ss
@ Srma :ts@ S % Ap1! sla ssa safSt
MvTrka-Westera, t2aaoc.
%Sssisss-ssiis:2ay. %sis.s-sis:2yy!. asii; h'sif. sfo7a,a
issss
au' g. ss I'll sa,' III e.! e.
fsst:;5s :R.ssi;Ess "a H.: sss essiss: e s'ao
!%!oxis!9Ss1lo1k % ! stronR, iae@s, st5.s1 Lard
saoSas sfs o:,e ~ s
, 1877-03-20

green -cgre llkht A. nna hessy 7c.dam.sc ac; part
cutr. 7ct Hrceti Fatfd KIT. aH Eteet rhf 11ct niht
hides nn prime tlry kc and calf. 1Acs y saed hdts
ilbl'>-Wvrr tull nj inttec. nrewcrs arc buytng
only from hsnd to mouth. Tho n"ek Is annali snI
ample.
1.EATHER-A fair huatness wAs In Nrogrtsa ari tho
market ha fairly secndS tone tho subj0tncd pficc1
being ycYy generally As1hcfett tn
, 1877-03-20
Withdrawn from stora dnttux SATURDAY tot city
consumption. 4.22s3 bu whest. q, li0 bn corn,
AUS bu osts. TIA bu fye, !. l9o tu barley.

AUS bn osts. = III bu re, !. AGO hu haslcy.
Tbs following krain was iuspsct01 tut0 store III
this city On Monday morning: ! car NJ. . n. ".
spring. cars No. 21pr1ux, . cars No, do, y cara
rejected do. car no grade tl3 wheAtt; II cars
high n.ixsd eoru. cars new do, caE4 new mixed,
Is cars No. corn, n cars rejected do llua coFn1
cars while osts, cars No. = d.. y Cass rejected
do Ills aatsl; car No. 2rys; .cs1 NJ, barley,
cafs rejected Lu. Total, IA cars, or 70, dU lu.
Inspected oat: y, ,t0u bu wheat. :..o7U bu COIL,
]. 303 t1 oats, .27a bu ryc. ). .Js. bu barley.
We have tt On rood authority that shr 1ilus Lins
IL taking gra!n billed through from poIuts on thu
Mississippi River ~ the Atlautle sesbuatd Ut pro
, 1877-03-20

belnE voly generally adhered TO-
s: s: NJ NJ H.: s::;; :s;&{$ |$i.s .:s: no q
+: ss 1 e q !; S If f. r. IT,: IS
$:s;; \: &: sc Z % /: 4 =: rs = =
81: Ii: '';'::: ::::: :: :;s :ss :: ::
~ sn s T. r. n ~
E!rt md second clear. 10 . iren... 49,. ea,.oo
thira hira s'ss s'ssr 'osa e Insh........ ss:S
Clear fovring. nrft and secont. rpaHh. >. Htl1
k.: senss eea sSn ss,e s'ss1 ssx :ns. ' a
Fsng. FFIng. tssa &C. sGr.non rsn'n, ,'r,,ssd .4
|:!$ ::; + |i$S ss$ 8
Common .tosk ,nrts ii Inch. 120oai
sm.,s tsms,mx; Isfas IL !" ~ fss; a,o @ @
$!;: III: |$;$ '
$::::: :E||$::: ]: :|':: :::: i; @
Itcke!a s1nhfo Q602lhtsj
aiS55 ss i S :s
teu nat9r: ,C, rtcsen @ ~ ia,y teay tono Msesnte
wrukne*,. !. ihn ertp viii ss Iesin 10 srsiyc.
ss sss! ': st:' :'I ss T. dss ~.
+ 1 i ;cva s4i. e ;tis
%ss 81 ss:sri'. m'nsf. !i. f'. .ntssr: =:
s :ss IT, sts s 81 asc. ss' n.ss. .
A.: local request
sn X er dox: st;rKrva yr ~ ~ 70; nset
, 1877-03-20

e.il 7Se salisr Msy. tnMtSe,ss,ts .ust a 7Ha71e:
!9as S9t han.s. ~ I'd; awset picked hAns4
u.E1A 1uost - W fuF shoulders. Bkc fps short Ebs
and SsIekr4. "
tiEHA.K-Was quiet It st@Ne
HFEF l1soupE1h-Mssp 4t4&ty and outet at kia rs
G!ttn fuF Insss; ttl.73At1.00 f9F txSFh mGsst sni
f.aA tU4s1l ~ fur hama. " -
TALLuH-Nk4 ouvIaj 1t 7tka7s<e for sity And satta
&C for eountsy lots, the sn4tlu lof 10 4,
, 1877-03-20

FOREIGN CI!hEs.
Sbseto& RIaseA 10 TIA ff1bxa4
L1vxErooL. AAseA le-1l:lN = m,-fLoCE-Np I.
2a4i NJ. 2, 4M.
GsAlS-WAeas Wolsr. NJ. 1, III lol, No. ? lou Qa;
, 1877-03-20

dispatch from New York nays there was put
naoat for tho United Kiugdom during tho month Vt
February a1b, 253 quarters Of wheat from tho fol-
lowing SOURCES: scbastopo1, B, 4s0 qrs; Alcxan.
tra, 1000 qrs; aalta ., GOO qrs; calcutta, &, coo
qrs; kurachcc. g. coo qss; Chill, u. GOO qm; Ore.
.on, 81. aI ora; California, lD0, ,3ll qss; AmefI-
can Atlantic ports, ba, 175 qrs.
, 1877-03-20
LEGAL.
United States Circuit Court, Northern District d
Illinois.

= Aond.y; March r. A.. D. ,a77 rrs'en. tho Hon
y. Thv ltoEA iiock Island Hallway Coa,pany Ct NJ
1u CEa!e3ry. --
ordEted That A! pelttons 70 shasu In tho fund here
fes nleu hy psftes Intervening IN thIa cxna shall be
Akgssn pantgd BY sufficient 01nl tor gQAts 10 " ~.
rFvvcI ny the Mater ia GAlacxry of ts Court; aid Is
u further uFcrc1 tIAt rtttuns 4lLa liz rrCe c4U
shAre IN tho fund 10 shs eaasa uncA1 nlul within tStn
Rstlt!Sn1, re Mndat prtoat sl.f te ptvsentt! ts.
!0Te ING N4Atct aud ruAcd Ntthln tHcnty rut1
sVniiugly.
Eo5tIGrn Dstriet Of l!!inol& MI. William H. ur.d
cy Eark Ut Tho Circuit Court of thu United fuF
SAIL N0hsEn ueJlCt Vt InotA do Hereby certify tho
eloss aud fofesonx u 10 tFuu aal eureci roy u he
order epesvl " sLsl lu ead Court tu l!th "
MH4icht \. u ls77 u this cau.e wherein Q:tdcf .:
stosk is1ma Rai!*sy Company e A. *fS ths detsnt
nl!a y lho aa1ts AptGAt fr0lt his recorA VI kalA
cgI.t aoM .sn.!niaE y ny castoy Nd control,
~! sn 1sl thn ~! Of saId COURT! u ~ 9lry Ia ch
tB17. WH, Ii, HftADLEY Clefk.
Notice u hereby given that tbs ttlef Vi whtc ths
allts s ttuB copy entered OF rcor4 this day 10
ts CFsut Court u ts unitnl states for tbs Noittn
DiAttct VI lltnols, CAIcsxo, March II, iH77:
NHstsr tn Ehauccry Ia said CourS,
March ta. 4. D. 1871.
, 1877-03-20

pEsr31nt,HyrAf

1'ET3K&}LE{rhf,
CLsvkLAxns O.. March l3.-PkrEoLK Market
Vefy Dfta' standard white, tlU test t1Stsks.
ltrrsnus0, March l0.-PxrnaI IxvA-Cruau moder.
sts!y seuse; s177laa " II r4Ekcfst fsansd dulli
lat13l6!ae thlladcphis delivery,
, 1877-03-20

TUHpENTlNE.
"LstsoIox. n. c. kArch a.-SPaEIs Tu1Fxx-
7lAx-Dui II 37c.
, 1877-03-20

AetlnS superintendent William bmJth, OF The
New fusk Insurance Department, writes letter
10 thu New York Tribune indignantly DENYING tho
stosy VI Receiver Anderson, of this Continental,
shat tha osiesu Of that Company STAYED oR an sx-
animation BY taking the Superintendent hshng to
j'arnrgas, lie adults that ho went fishing, and
Mrat 10 Narnegat, mud does not dcuy that hu went
with the officers OF tho Continental, but nays
riulply that 10 cumo 10 Now York Without auy In.
tent:ou oi examinan. the Continental. lia also
uLmils that the trsl mutton to examine tho Cont.
nrntal VAS made by tho Superintendent Of smother
ntate.-Mf. tlill. Of Ohio.
Ths litigation shout tho Guardian Mutual and
North America Ate.lnsuEsnes Companies il bring
~ss to tho surface sone astounding facts. Tue
suisertal Insurance. Company undertook 10 ahsofb
ths Guardian Mutual. Ut which Iii. Futbes was
President. "ln consideration Of hts wrceklug the
Guardian Company, the Universal secu,a to have
a.Ercd to LAY Ar. FurbeE at!easl H. 700 per month
for four years. II might ba more, ~ he had the
option Of 10 per cent On premiums from tho Guard
tan Company, nnt also 70 PSF cent on the Erssrvu
Of all LID policies that Night be forfeited Al &s
GDo month. however. the payments musi have
been 9loo, oo0 In twelre-and-ha!f months; aud
wnsa that period had elapsad Ms. Fusbet sasread.
cred ha contract and tecxlsod In tull fur sh& sa-
uaindes, 3330, co.,"
The New Jersey Commissioner Of Insurance, II.
q. kelley, II now confronted With letter written
W himsslf In 1e7+ congFstu!st!nx she New jersey
Mutual omit. "sound aud hsalihy condition."
AR7PUSsIbllIrr FoR FORGED CHECK.
"hr tu[qn Trust Company, which patt the forged
':ss.- for III. ~ parporttns tu have been dra~a
q, lte Ssw York Life. INSURANCE Company, has
accredited ltx latter Company will that amount.
Thls action suts 81 1css lhs which hats been
eursent fof soms dsya paAt that = litigation hsd
l<su Or WA suoat 70 " commented between thesv
, 1877-03-20
DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
NEW Yo1s. March Cotton sucds vsrs ustsk kad
stsady. Hest makes Of deniun Aad dyua dusks were
eloaey sold up. Crocket quts wera iu llxht suppiy
snd nfm. ftIna weru \ lille more active. Olsagow
gtnxhalns ueFc reduced w Agents W s3su. Wuoep
g9da wars quiet md foreign goods remained s,uxxLh
, 1877-03-20

COTTON.
HATAhx4H. March l0.--Cor1os-Quiet, n,tidt!nz
llkci good ordinary, l0sscs nst Fsespta, i,aH bales
Aalsa 7uoi to thG C0ntlasnt Els, cuaatH.ye, 49,
0AIfks1ox. March la-CorTox steady; utddlinx,
tl]8o net receps. 71pl ssiaA III. coastwts<, 1aef
AuAtLx. March lH-corroN-W Weak} suiddiny. ltg&r
nei ruceipkA. 0a1 bale>3 sales, au.
EnAEtHsFOn, March ls,-Currox-Qulet; m!dllinE,
iiAei net Feeelpts xos bates; sales, 2aU cuastRiss
331,
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The Wise Course in rheumatism.

Rheumatic patients who have been induced
to submit to depletion by blood-letting, or to
take colchicum and other drugs of an equally
pernicious character will consult their we'll
being by abandoning such insane procedure
and using as substitute Hostetter's Stomach
much-desired relief, and is absolutely safe.
This benign vegetable depurent cools the blood
by expelling from it the infammatory elements
which give rise to maladies of rheumatic and
equity type, and rectifes disordered conditions
of the stomach nervous system and bowels
which usually accompany them. AS rheuma-
tism has tendency to attack the heart, the de-
STABILITY of early resort to the Bitters is OBJ
vious, since the danger is increased by every
moment of delay
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knowledge is Power.

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Bismarck.


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