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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1877-03-08


The greatest waste on the farm is in
the not using of our brain; the great
est because the bottom of all other
wastes. A little thinking often saves
much labor. After accomplishing any
piece of work, tho most of us can look
back and see how we could have i'm
proved on it if we had but thought. As
we review cur crops of this year, we
see how they could have been easily in
creased, had we only thought. We
omitted buying an implement that
would have save nearly its cost in this
one years use, until we have spent
much in trying to accomplish our work
without 1T. Here was waste. We al
lowed the weeds to grow on one piece
of land, not thinking to what proper
tions they would grow by the time the
crops were too far advanced to admit
the hoe. A waste here, which might
have been obviated. And so on, wastes
little and big, everywhere, all arising
from our not thinking sufficiently
waste, because not necessary and easily
obviated. We omit the ordinary wastes
from neglect, from laziness, from want
of appreciation for cleanliness and
thoroughness-the wastes from our
stock from our manure heap, from our
household. Verify, little thought will
save to the farmer much and the saw
ing through this means ,even on small
farm, will represent the interest ON a
considerable capital. The wastes aris-
ing from ignorance can very easily be
diminished, and are in large part mex
cusable; those arising from careless
ness are not deserving of sympathy.
The farmer as well as the business man
must use business principles to secure
the largest success, and the one should
be as careful of the outgoes as the otf..
er.-.Scientifc Farmer.
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received with application for affilia-

received with application for affilia-
ton in lieu thereof.
Second-Members of dormant
oranges shall be dimited by State
Grange upon application to Secretary
thereof endorsed by the Master and
Secretary of any working Grange or
on the recommendation of general or
county deputy, upon payment of State
dues upon individual members asking
for dimit, from date of last quarterly
report of subordinate grange and di-
nit fee of twenty-five cents.
The above rulings have heretofore
been published in the Spirit Of Kansas
and the Kansas Former, but in order
to cover the entire ground and antici-
pate and answer many questions which
may arise, have thought best to re-
print, in this connection. also desire
to call attention of officers and MEM
bers of subordinate granges,to rulings
of executive committee, relating TO
delinquent and dormant oranges, pub
Jlished rs above stated, over my name.
Third-Members suspended or drop
ped from the roll of any subordinate
grange, for non payment of dues, may
be reinstated upon such terms as may
be prescribed by the bylaws of the
grange.
Fourth-A member holding demit
for one year or more, shall be consid
cred an ''ancient PATRON" and may be
admitted to membership in any sub
ordinate grange in this State, Subject
to the same form of application and
ballot as person applying for de-
gree,) upon the payment of such men,
bership fee as may be fixed by the by
laws of any grange to which he or she
may apply for membership, which fee
shall in no case be less than one dol
lar.
Fifth-A member holding dimit is
responsible for his conduct to the
grange in whose jurisdiction he may
at the time be; charges may be pre-
ferred against any such member, at any
time, for any violation Of the laws,
rules, regulations or usages of the or
der; citation issued requiring him to
appear and answer, and the same pro-
cecding had, and course pursued in
the prosecution of the case, in all re-
spects, as il he were q member of such
grange.
The Kansas State Cooperative As
ISOLATION has been chartered and tenn
porary organization effected, with NJ.
f. Hudson of Mapleton, Bourbon coun-
ty, Kansas, as President, and a. L.
Stewart of Kansas City, Secretary.
The above named officers will take
pleasure in giving all desired informa-
ton relating to said association.
A. t. Stewart, State Agent, Kansas
City, will furnish all information asked
for, in relation to the purchase and
sale of all farm implements and other
supplies, as well as the sale of pro-
ducts. VIM. SIMS,
Master Kansas State Grange.
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LsKanse. State Grange Business officers,
NJ E. Hudson, Master, Mapleton,
P.B Maxson, Secretary, Emporia.
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STONE AND LIME-To CONTRACTORS AND
MISUNDERSTANDING completed the purchase
OF what is now the larger portion of the csle-
brated Florence Quarries, I am able to sell
at lower rates than heretofore.
The lime viii be burned from carefully Sc
leeted rock, and sold at the lime house. Orders
for stone will be filed at from four to five
dollars per car according to size and thick
ness of stone, parties paying their own freight.
Orders sent to W. ii. Sanner, Florence, or
to the Office near the depot, on Douglas Ave
nue., will be promptly filed.
j. EXTON,
ALBERT HISS. PETER GETTo
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GRANGE DEPARTMENT.

NATIONAL CHARACTERISTICS OFFICERS.
JSo. L JONES, Master, Helena, Arkansas.
o. IL. KELLY. Sec'y, Louisville, ny.
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Prc-eminently Farmers Supply Store. Buys
all kinds of Produce, paying therefor the Highest
Market Price. Goods sold at bottom figures.
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sEDGwIcK COUNTY DIRECTORY
DISTRICT eRASGE-sd DAa,

A. NJ Durand, Master.
e. A. Dorsey, Secretary, Jamesburg.
Meets lst Tuesday in each month, ii, n. m.
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St. Louis Hardware Store.
HOUCK Bros,
Propristors.
Dealers in
HARDWARE, STOVES,
AGRICULTURAL
IMPLEMENTS.
SPECIALTIES.
CENTENNIAL STOVES,
JOHN DEER GANG sULKY PLOwS.
GARDEN CITY PLOws,
ADVANCE AND GARDEN CITY
WALKING AND RIDING
CULTIVATORS.
Browns -orn Planters,
Old Reliable Buckeye Reapers and Mowers.
Original Haines' Header, Edward Harvester
for two or three Binders, Buckeye and
Hoosier Grain Drills and the
CELEBRATED STUDEBAKER WAGoNSl
~ Al price adiuaed on a gold basis. Moth
% DOUGTAS AVENUE.
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MUSTANG IMMINENT,

Which has stood the test OF forty wears. There
is no sore il will not heal no lameness IL VIII not
heal no ache, pain, that aiilicts the human
body or the body OF horse, or other domestic
animal, that does not yield to its magic touch
bottle costing 25c.. soc. or 81 co. has often savep
the life of human being and restored to life and
usefulness many valuable horse. lily
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only changes decline Of az in New Jersey Gen.
lrsts consolidated per cont in Toledo and Wa
bash seconds, TX in the hrsts, y In Central Pacific
frsts (san Joaquin branch and q In Michigan Central
sevens The sales OF city bank shares were:-l0 Ham
over at e2, SO American Exchange at 1895 and 20
Commerce at Ill.
BONDS.
State bonds the Board "a lower for Missouri
long sizes aud Tennessee skies NEW series and other
wise steady District OF Columbia 65's sold ut ~.
THE FOREIGN MARKET
Tho following we're the closing prices in London -
Consols for money, 96A 967s; nve-twenty bonds OF
1865, old. 1868 hve-twenty bonds OF 1897 lOeA ten
forty bonds, 1857; new dves. 1875 Erie common
shares. 7,s; Erie preferred shares, l71; New York
Central, 81; Illinois Central. 81.
In Paris rentes closed at lo7f 32c and exchange
London at 3jf. lac.
Bar silver ia. per ounce.
The following the prices OF shares In New York
officially reported
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALvnsroS. March 10. 1877
Cotton weak; miodiinr lie low midalins, lo5sc;
soas,wiss. 1874 ssiss Si7. Stock. e7ai7 '-~''''
NEW ORLEANS. March IL. 1877
Cotton quiet and easy; nddng ii1sc. low mddliug.
AS roea oann p 1 ne, rsess t 70 osss
sales, 400 stock. 29i.6oa.
Cotton weak irregular; mdding lie. like low mid
S Ss Pg ssoss sss:w sGsa @ e css
SAVANNAH. March ~. 1877
Cotton aa,l; middlng. isie low mddins Ii,+e good
AZ J64 49,
CHARLESTON. March 10. 1877
Cotton rsoS man s re %adns
ports-rS Great Britain 1910 sales 500 stock 81 .s2s
WILMINGTON, y. O.. March I3. 1877
Spirits OF turpentine dull a. 7c Resin steady At y 70
~ 20 for yellow dap and ~ 70 virgin Tar IL 60
BUFFALO. March ~. 1877.
thus far 1881 head for the time last week 74a;
lair demand, generally unchanged; some sales rather
ssss, demand RI. shsy spseasys fair Y,opoS%
quality: sales Of 40 cars aroaoe shpperat 81 IS 10
e sI S y 81 -
ID "a sSssp n"s Ssa for 9 day @
time last week 400 head market active and higher East
qualify only light proportion choices stock; ali oisnss
Of sOpy hardly sss TO ss 10 hare
s. co. good to choco a. 10 fHsa
S aS%a a
nsa"y sss's 80 ' :" % - ~ car
Flour steady, Wheat steady; No; ! white Michigan.
81 AS April. 81 30: May. III %: No. do. 81 81; No
red winter spot. 81 Al April 81 4s1 May 81 5ls; No.
81 o. Corn asIl: high mixed. 4aAc ny, 4s'.s; Ne
rejected. $3.50. Oats quiet but STEADY No. = 3sc,
Michigan, 3s,sc: Clover seed. ~ 40. Rcccpts-3,OUO
bushels wheat, 1900 do cori 900 do Shpmcnts
200 bbls -four 1900 bushels corn 1900 do. oats.
CHICAGO, March 49, 1877.
Flour quiet and unchanged Wheat Inactive and iower
No 2 Chicago spring. s. Pa cash; 81 as,s 81 "a,
dull and shade lower: soc. cash; 39ac, April 43c,
May; rejected 3jc Oats dull weak and lower: 32c cash
325ac. April 33snc. May rejected. 2isc Rye easier
62Isc Barley steady at 4oc 52c Pork unsettled and
lower, closing firm and higher: xI3 40, cash. x13 40
S3 42s. April sl3 90 Sl3 621a May has sold for Sl3
cash $l Is May Lard IN fair demand but lower closing
April S. ON. May Bulk meats dull and shade lower
shoulders 5c; short ribs 74c short clear Sides 7ssc
Dressed hogs, So 80 Whiskey. 81 o. Receip,s-Flour
1000 bbls wheat, $500 buslcls corn 1000 do oats
~ 600 do. 100 do barley. 500 do. Shipments
Flour. 1000 bbls; wheat. 10000 bushels: corn. 27oO0
call of the Bosrd-Wnent higher; 81 si'S April; ~ 2s'S
unchanged Lard hrmer; so I2D, April.
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Norwegian bark 721 tons hence to Antwerp Rremcn.
with 1000 obl- do; at as I'D Norwegian bark s79
tons from Philadelphia ~ The continent full with
BOO hbis do nj a. German bark. T;ss hence
Bemen with 1000 bbls do at b. Cd Norwe gisn bark
6S tons, bence ayrc. with 1000 bills crude petroleum
Al 3. sd, option OF Bordeaux: IS I'D British brig.
800 tons. hence to Bilbao. with so bbis DOp
refined petrole at IS and 27s first chartered aud
me to the Mediterranean at lump sum- aterward sub
let with the foregoing; German ship. ieS
Savannah to the Baltic with cotton NJ about ssd
schooner with 2vO 900 feet lumber from Pensacola rroy
dence at - % schooner with l2pooO do. from
nah to Boston. At 80 30, schooner with 500
bbis.. hence To Hayti. at Toe; Austrian bark.
reported from Baltimore &c Cork for orders with 500
quarters grain rs Sd British barx PSI hence
Bristol with 800 slate and $50 tons OH the latter
AT lis Cd ton former private American
schooner ISL hence the River Platte
carg" private terms an Italian briy 80 from
Philadelphia Bristol for Cork. with son
22 3D. an American brig. with 100000 lumber hence
the spanish Main. at ~. gold.
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Adoph T.. Godenroy, ccalcr In iron at No SO Broad.
way, OF the late nrm OF Godcnroy, Braucker Il Co,
has gonc INTO voluntary bankruptcy with liabilities
amounting 10 about two hundred thousand dollars A
large part OF the Indebtedness Is held Europe. The
principal creditors are AdoIph Godcrroy, s3s,o9l
DrexeI, Morgan Co.. $500; j. A. Stacker. sl7,ss5;
j. q. Godenroy, SIS 369 Nicholas Los, sll,yOt; A.
q. Rohrsman, Ss.24I; A. \. Krauss Co., -, 637 !;
Joan Persicranc, 1000; schunder Mn,scll $4,000
+. T. Apperman, $1,000, A I. Briggs, ss2s4 Eber-
hard Facke. $1,000; A. Paush, $4,000; u. Mock,
$4,000; California Insurance Union. 81 500; United
states Lloyds, 81, 900, William Iilmans, 81, 400.
The liaDliItics OF Solomon DInsce, auctionccr OF
No. 23g Fourth avenue who has flied u petition IN
bankruptcy before Register Dayton, amount 10 about
$50 0OU while his nominal assets are about SloOOO
The principal creditors sre;Matual Lie Insurance
Company, Sl5,G42; squire Dingce ~ 800; s. D. Mar
SHALL So 52s; y. 4. Stanton $4,000
Joshua ID. Walton, the well known turf man, has
gone into voluntary bankruDtcy, aud his case mas
been referred to Register ketchum. HIS Liabilities
amount 10 about $4,000, and he has no assets.
Among the creditors arc:-tyvrg H. JARVIS, 50 300;
q. d. Harris s. 200: benjamin Daniels -. $50; ,. IL.
Tewkesbury, 81, 900; T. a. Bore, sl,2vu
The recent failure OF g. r. Garrison. she well known
hotel keeper has ncccssated tn sale OF the Highland
House, at G,rrison's, the Hudson when Will DO
disposed OF at pablic auction Oh Apra
samuel 1, Dcming yesterday ned his assignment IN
the County Clcrss oaice to Cauius u. Laselic.
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steady at Ace zoe for 81 81 Oh for egg sarsa-
para quiet but steady We quote Honduras conl-
mon at ic BE. do do, for export 3jc. SIC. gold
Mexicsn ljc lJc Jalap quoted DE. goid Gum
dtmhr quiet at 16c lSc quoted at B7c
Assatrda steady at 15c lie. Carbonate ammonia
was quoted AZ i3s gold. Seeds-we quote: Mustard.
yellow California; osc brown do. &C. brown Trieste.
sac; yellow English, ec canary. prime Dutch. - 30;
SMYRNA. ~ 3I'a; hemp. ~ 65 carAway primo
Dutch l2'sc miNed lie corandrr. &c. rnglish chemi
Gals were hrIn and more active. Sales 100
bleaching powders At 81 oo currency; -
De-, 20 do eaustic soda at ar. 100 kegs hcarb.
soda at 4sac. and 90 sal soda \ 81 30.
al gold Essential oils active and firm.
We quote:- on bergamot Sanderson's, - oil lemon.
Sandrrsons @ do do arrive 50 l2-: hmsen's finest
oil rose =" oO oil anise 81 10: oil cassa. ypc all gold.
oil earaway 81 40 - 80: OIL croton. 81 H. oil ctron.
ella. 1o: Doc oil lavender Toe ~ do. do. (chsm,.
Sl5; oil cloves ~ 81. oil wntergeeu. 81 10; oil
iras, inclusive ODE OIL rennyroys nominal at 81; oil of
bay. $50 "a $50. all currency
rEATHERs QUOT but SOC. 52c for prime
geese and Doe a 35c mixed.
FISH ne market was very quiet throughout aud sales
were confined TO job lots: prices, however adv
We quote ;-Coddsh-t;eorge's Bank, 50 rs So:
Grand Bank. 70 u ~ 20 Mackerel Extra mess, 40
s2 mess. $26 SIS; bloaters SO S7 shore No. l. 40
ax2l do. No 80 80 SO do, No. 3. ~ - 90; bay.
No SIG SIT; do, No =. -; do, No 3, large
No.. Si2 Box herringscaed i6c. isc. No. 1. iae.
u lac
FLOUR AND GRAiN.-keceipts-fiour. $40 bbls..
meal 300 do. and 1867 bags corn. ~ 90 bushes oats
$3.50 do 100 do. barley, 800 barley malt.
2SjO do. Flour less active but rm sales II $50
bbs including state. Western and Southern at the
nexed quotations Rye hour steady with sales OF 800
bulls Corn meal was fairly active; safes were about 1000
bbs and sacks at - 20 for Bandywine and " 50 S.
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON : SPOT EASIER FUTURES STEADY
FLOUR FIRM-wHEAT FIEM-coBN US-
CHANGED OATS sTEADY-wHIsKEY LOWER
PORK QUIET--LARD TIRMER-PETRoLEUM
DULL-sPIRITs OF TURPENTINE QUIET
nosIN QUIET-oILs FIRM COFFEE STEADY
SUGAR neutrality-suspicious., MORE DOING.
TUESDAY, March 1872. NJ
Tho markets were generally steady but quiet, but
therc were some important exceptions. On Change
-four less active, but firm. Wheat in more
demand for milling ana export, though shippers gen.
orally bid rather lower; the market closed rm Corn
was irregular, but closed about as yesterday. Oats
were steady. Whiskey was unsettled and decidedly
lower. Pork was quiet Lard irregular, but closing
frmer Freights more actvs. Cotton on the spot
easier; futures closed steady and from to points
higher. Coffee steady Sugar nominal Oils Hrm Petro
leum dull Naval stores quiet
ASHES in moderate jobbing demand &c for pots
and 6slc. for pearls.
ANTHONY remained quiet at Is,sc gold. for reguus
BEEswAx hrm at 33c 34ia for Western and Southern
Broom Corn in fair jobbing demand and steady at
31sc Sc Tor red tipped Sc &c. for medium and &C. 7c.
for choice green.
CoFFEE-Market Tor kio quiet but steady Sales, 1000
bags La Place sold time but not before
ported private terms and at Mobile $500 bags WILL
Weyer private terms. Mild coffee ruled quiet. We
quote :Ordinary cargoes tic. i7'4c iar do 1875
good do, roc. prime do, 2osc. Die; extreme range
for lots. i7c 22,as; Santos fair to good l9.4e u
s faS 20 sa @ G &c.
.alc. Ma,scaibo. ishc 2oe Laguayyfa, ls'9s zoe (;
Rico lsc 2oac; Costa Rca lsc. 2Ic Mexican. lsc.
2Oc.; Manila lsc l91ac. Ango tura: $780, 20iac. I;
Savania- lSlsc. u poe Curac ~. l6lsc u I9c.
CooPERAcE STOCK was dull but unchanged We quote:-
Moases shocks 32inch with heads 81 rs 81 10, sugar
Shocks with heads. 3Snch, S. 30 81 60; do do, So
inch 81 50 and 81 box shocks 75c. Soc do. "a:
pipe do. Sc SIS so; empty hogshoads s. so; hoops II
feet. ordinary prime. 1888 $685. hoops IL feet do s2s
$50 VI.
CorPrR.rhs market was very quiet. Small sales
conpAcs Was unchanged We quote Manila large and
small size, H., ll4c a414c do. cordage bolt
yarns. Ice lie tarred Manila. lfc sisa rope 1Oc
lie; New Zealand, 11ac 1o5ac Russia hemp, tarred.
14c. American DO. lie Russia bolt rope tic
spot easier In but not quotably
lower Liverpool came Hat Sales 5000 bales de-
cline OF l6d spot cotton and IBID arrivals Our
for futures opened irregular and points lower
May selling as low as 12c The market however. became
l2d in Liverpool prices advanced rapidly IL points, II
points afterward lpst but subsequently there
slight reaction and prices advanced points The market
closed steady with the prices rs compared With Yesterday
closing prices to-day with Mondays ollows:
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MINING SHAKER.
rho following the opening quotations for mining

The Pennsylvania Coal Company announced to-day
that they will sell 225 900 tons OF Pston coal ut auc-
ton Trinity Buildng) ut eleven O'Clock the
ing OF the goth inst. coal deliverable ut company's
docks, Newburg, during April and May, 1871
President Sloan stated to-day that the Delaware,
Lackawanna and Hudson Canal Company, Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western Railroad, Pennsylvania Coal
Company, Lehigh and Wllkcsbarre and individual OPP
orators in Wyoming region, have decided to reduce
miners wages the 18th inst Is per cent and
duce rents, cost Of powder, &C, to minera
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Delivered on contract; 6 bales FOR ru,ars aeuvsy the
sas sass at Solo short a. % a.
lIalc 600 At Se i 400 a. oSe 1900 At iSic May.
a At E re 1890 = s p ls ldS a, E ios
SS 3 a y 2s 200 = = oS at
TGis go sirs g.sy 100
s. ss Ss, a .s
600 At 1870. 100 at sse 100 @iIaac May. 100 al
a. re- 500 g y osc 500 It lao4e 200 q p e 200
800 At p 2oo 2 llc. 4oo p 5c, 800 at - isc
s soo at Il i i'f ooa
100 at !, y 600 At = lsc 200 It" =, y 1874 900 y 7c
400 at F. 4c 100 at r. ie 200 at n 100 AZ I2iIs.
800 at go AZ AZ "a .. 20" At oe
a1 q, q II 9es 100 At II os June 400 a " 49, 200
GO ., = s!s~ = Sc q. F sss &C.
q s7s t5SS ass at go At = ~ q,
e &C. july oo a. loo 9ss ao5 4
$50 At y ,e 100 at I237c 500 at ,2sse; 200 s
a. iss I a. iasie 500 til asse zoo S 1t SCI
100 at - 42c, 800 at 44e POO a. ia+ac,, iUo At
5 ',s 49, g SO ss IS % IS =. 800 s at
200 iiso. Total 800 bales Grand total 81 600 bales
The w e. as Do er Mo IS s se
% 6 s:,n sla s S0Tok ste Bali
is.a SSD..@Ss, i ssai 80 bale,
Sc. compressed BY sail. AZ To Hamburg BY steam, 1as
I"apso by
Dnucs, &c-opium was quiet but Unchanged quoted at
81 s7S. gold. bond JOB lots quoted at 50 30
ssey &C. a
currency cash Other Grades IN proportion: garnet 2s
s sro Was s" quiet roy per for large lots
s"$ lsans% /" sb, lots .ssi s.ss
tartar hta a" ;soc gold for American s !c gold
DO Alcoholics ChIoroiorm and ether were quiet
soos ss ' quoted az c for city and %
for do California. Balsam tolu was lower. now held At
Guar%na was entirely nomnas' s375ssa Mama va.
S s so d s was s ss at s'
Clutch que. at esc gold prassise potash was aus.
at ilsc i5i,c Sal ainmonlac dull lie. gold.
sn.a 9 was s Il ssd arm a "a a
quoted at 39lc a4Oc Colombo root quoted ut &c. for
% and 4s for % & ampSs berries we're u e.
2 s for ordinary italian sS 1s"gs ess ws' aaes q
soap-Cont white was quoted at l5zc l6c Marseiics
@ Steady '%a &C. &C.
e, boxes oninne was very firm Win ight stock held At
phine rm - cob lodide potash firm ut 81 so
2Sc aasc chora,c potash quiet az pic sOl:
sis ,' s. q ic ssa ms Gyms1 n ans
held at 75c 7c gold Licoree roo, was quiet AZ former
2sc. gold rigna,el!i ,4s small cnsan" a, sle large
iisno at 42c. Cuttiehsh bones were quiet at SOC
bwxam copaba nrm NJ 1Jc. 1ftsc. SnHron was
STEADY ut pc tor American and 50 80 $40 for spanish
GRangai root firm Vt Sc loc squills quiet NJ
Dc 9tc Cod liver oil In fair demand Mt VI 10 tor
Newfoundland and " 80 tor Norwegan hubarb quiet at
prices ranging from 81 10 81 80 Aloes quoted AZ
lac tor Cape Ginger quiet ~ lie. l7yc. Tor ia
malca beachcd. Ergot firm: held At VI % vi 10
Quicksilver at &c., gold here. and 44c 45c
gold IN California Arsenic was in far demand ~ 3sc
Sac. gold. for white powdered and he 31ac. for red
do Camomile flowers quiet Zoe Soc for German
and 4Uc. old and 81 % for Roman. Glyccriue
In lair demand isc. Sweet marjoram quiet
At &c., orrs root was steady at l2c 25c. according
to quality TONGA beans quoted lSc. Soc.
Angostura Althes root quoted AZ 25c. SOC for
white Gum arabic quoted Ice for prime
and lie for second do Vacrian quoted at zoe
2rc for English and i4c i5c- for German. Abumen
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The following table shows the opening, highest al

ADVANCE AND DECLINE.
The following shows the advance and decline In tho
closing prices of the principal active stocks to-day
compared with those of yesterday
ADvANCE.-Western Union, N Pacific Mail, IL
Lake Shore, u; New Jersey Central q Rock Island,
q; ST. Paul preferred, "a; Delaware and Hudson, "a
Michigan Central, Il.
DECLINE Ohio and Mississippi, "a; Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western, "a Morris and Essex, a.
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Govcrnme mt bonds were firm, and they closed quiet
Mt the following quotutions:-United States currency
SKIES, 1885 l233s do do, 1884, registered, 1l1%
l1lA; DO do, do, coupon, 11z 1929. do. do, 1885,
registered, 1919 10so do. do. do, coupon, 1917
1OSn; DO. do, do, now, registered, 10SH a 1881 !;
DO do, do, do, coupon, 1osh los1l; do. do, 1867
registered, III "a lllx do do, do coupon Ill ~
nix; do. do, 1865 registered l131s 1l34 do. do.
DO COUPON 1881 ll3ts do. tcniortics registered
looK ITO; do do, coupon, ilok Ill do. fivcs
1881 registered, 1904 no. do. do. do coupon, lo9X
Ilo976; do. 41's, 1891, registered, 1861 1oG
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PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

Providence X. l.. March IS. 1877.
Print cloths Inactive prices nominay 45c. 47Sc
standard and extra 64x0l goods.
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100 Chic 4 n W pf. be 81
500 G RR of \ j. ....bc .
800 Chic Y II ] kR.. be lOlsa
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100 Oh VI * st L n. bc lSss
300 Wab RR + c II. be .
SOP ~ w & G. q. be o91a
Sln OHM A Mis. II IL be AZ
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RAZILIAN COFFEE MARKETS.

RIO JANEiRo, March Is, 1877
Coffee quiet; prices maintaned good rsts $500 $3.50
reis per 10 klos. Exchange 2s1s ON London.
SANTOS March IL. 1871
Coffee market quiet; prices maintained ~ $500 800
rcis per 10 kilos Tor superior Santos.
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5000. OOOy.ar SIX 81 .sn Pen e. CENT gon gy.
II. L. CRANE ff5 Broadwav