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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-01-05
Another Holocaust.

MONTREAL, Dec. 26.
The Convent of the Sisters of Provi-
dence, at St. Elizabeth, nine miles from
Toilette, Province of Quebec, burned to
the ground last night At 8:45 the
Sister Superior of the convent made the
usual visit through the whole convent
and noticed nothing unusual. All the
community were in bed. At 9:20 the
whole convent was in flames. All that
could be done for the persons inside was
to hurry them out. The nuns as well as
the children had only time to save them
selves without clothes. 1t is believed
that the fire originated between the
floors. There were forty eight boarders
in the convent.
Thirteen persons perished in the
flames. The names are: Angelo Dau-
phin, aged Sxty-three years; Elizabeth
Gravel, nineteen; Marie Louise Geoffroy,
ten; PAMELA Desmaris, nine; Marie
Droblet, ten; Lea Guilbault, seventeen;
Georgiana Levallee, ten; Lussena LIE.
vallee, ten; Aida Pelland, nine, all of
St. Elizabeth; Della Lavaller, ten; Rosan-
ma Masse, ten; Delima Masse, eleven, of
St. Thomas, and Melina Jolly, of St.
Felix. Eight bodies were taken from
the ruins, all burnt to a crisp. Some of
the parents were present seeking to
recognize their children. Fragments of
clothing were clinging to the bodies.
Elizabeth Gravel, one of the victims,
was out of the convent while it was in
flames, but re-entered to render assist
ance. The Sister Superior persisted in
remaining in the convent to save the
children and only escaped with difficulty.
The convent was under the manage
ment of the Sisters of Providence Com
munity. The building formed two
wings, the Sisters and fifty lady board
ers occupying one, while the other was
occupied by some fifty orphans and in
firm persons The structure was of
wood and, there being no fire apparatus
in the village, the fire could not be
checked. Nothing was saved from the
building. There was an insurance on
the property of $24 200.
MONTREAL, Dec. "a.
Nine bodies have been recovered from
the ruins of the st. Elizabeth Convent, so
badly burned that they could not be
identified. Four are still missing. The
Coroner's inquest resulted in verdict of
accidental death. The cause of the fire
Nu WaTNk Nns
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-01-05

"I'vE often seen men, said veteran
General, "whO could stand a fire of shell
and canister without showing any sign
of uneasiness, but neveryet saw a man
who could sit in a room where bottle
of soda was about to be opened without
screwing up his eyes and looking nerv-
ousn
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-01-05

TIE Rochester ChrOnicle advises young
men not to marry unless they can secure
wives who can make pumpkin pie and
flop q pancake.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-01-05
THE EAST.

The centennial OF the battle OF Trenton,
n. j., was celebrated at that place on the
28th by sham battle, and the Hessians were
gain defeated.
The Buffalo Board of Trade on the 9th
adopted resolutions recommending further
reduction of canal tolls.
Ex-senator James W. Nye, of Nevada,
died at White Plains, N. Y, on the 25th ult.
Chipman, Stone & Co., Of New York, one
OF the largest firms in the japanese trade,
failed on the 2Sth ult, with liabilities esti-
mated from S25O,OOO to 5000
There was glove fight at Revere Hall,
Boston, on the evening of the 18th ult., be-
tween McDermott and Davidson, and the
latter received injuries from which he died
In the hall. Several arrests were made
Munitions Of war valued at 81 ,5OO, 900 were
shipped at New Haven, Conn, on the 2Sth
ult for the Turkish Government
b. At midnight OF the 2sth the Montreal ex-
press broke through a bridge Just south Of
Pittsheld station, vt. The train and bridge
were badly wrecked. AS far as heard no
lives are lost.
David Dudley Field has been nominated
for Conerees to hlI the unexpired term OF
Smith Ely, elected Mayor of New York
Ebert A. Woodward, eI-coufdental clerk
of Boss Tweed, indicted for forgery aud en-
bezElement, who has been confined In the
New York .Tombs for three months, was on
the SOth discharged from custody on his own
recOgniEanee. .ul h..
A sleeping-ear on the New York express
was thrown from the track and overturned on
the morning of the 3lst ult., about twenty
miles east OF Buffalo, N. Y. The occupants,
alady and gentleman and the porter, escaped
serious injury The car was considerably
damaged by Are.
An arrangement is reported TO have been
effected with Peter Il. Sweeney, of Tweed
ring fame, TO return and stand trial In the
t6,OOO, 900 suit against him.
Lucius Robinson was inaugurated Gov
ernor Of New York on the let. Mr., Tlden
made eongratulatory speech. Gov. Rob
inson, In response, thanked him, and In his
speech spoke OF Mr.. Tilden Eaving been
called hylthe people OF the Union, by an EN-
phaiic popular majority, to the highest place
in the nation.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-01-05
WASHINGTON.

THE President on the 28th sent to the
Senate the correspondence between the
United States and Great Britain on the ex-
tradition question; also the report and
journal Of the Sioux Commission.
Speaker Randall, replying to Mr.. Orton's
request TO be excused from appearing before
the investigating committee at New Orleans,
said he had no power to excuse him. 1t was
the province of the House.
The President on the 9ath nominated, and
the Senate confirmed, Nelson Trussler U. 8.
Attorney for Indiana.
An attachment was issued on the Goth TO
compel Mr.. Barnes, Manager at New Orleans
OF the Western Union Telegraph Company,
to appear before the committee in that city
and produce the required kilograms.
The Senate Committee on Privileges and
Elections on the 9th subpenaed the Demo
cratic candidates for electors in Oregon
with Cronin and the two men appointed by
Cronin.
Speaker Randall on the 9th caused sub
pGna to be issued against Mr. Orton to ap-
pear forthwith before the House committee
In New Orleans with the required kilograms
Cronin, the Tilden elector Of Oregon, de-
livered the electoral vote of that State to
Vice president Ferry on the 9th. Mr.. Ferry
declined to give receipt on account of two
returns from the State, as in the case OF
Florida.
A package containing $4,000, sent from
the Treasury Department TO Chicago recent
ly, mysteriously disappeared and no clew has
been found to the thief. The package was
sent by express, and when opened at Chica-
go was found to contain nothing but waste
paper.
The amount Of silver disbursed by the
Treasury to the 2sth ult. was $25, ,511 500
Judge Duell, Commissioner of Patents, re-
signed on the 2Sth ult.
The Senate Committee on Privileges and
Elections commenced taking testimony in
the Oregon case on the Goth ult., ard ex-
amined several witnesses. -.
Dr. Watts, the ineligible Oregon eleetor,
testified before the Senate committee on the
3Oth ult. that he was unaware that he was
Ineligible until after the election; at the
meeting of the college he resigned and was
reelected to fill the vacancy; Cronin refused
to slow authority to act with them and
stated that he never would give up the Ger.
tihcates. The Chairman of the Republican
State Committee also testified that he knew
nothing of Watts ineligibnity until after
election. t..H r. .f...
The New Years reception at the White
House was very brilliant affair.
Twelve to fourteen inches OF snow fell at
Washington on the LIST.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-01-05

Mr.. j. E. Burchell, of Chicago, one of
the survivors, has made the following
statements Was in the next car to the
parlor-csr, the third sleeper from the
rear; there were two sleepers behind me;
there were eleven cars in the train; left
Buffalo at about two o'clock Friday
afternoon; started an hour late; had a
very heavy snow-storm when we left;
they claim 1866 passengers were on;
think there were between 300 and ESQ;
l do not think We ran more than fifteen
miles an hour until within, perhaps, an
hour before the accident; we were then
running ten miles an hour; at the last
station before the accident the snow was
, 1877-03-10

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May.
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WHEAT was aetirs. anil lrln. ntr encIng ttc, oEinR
fiisi markets stronger. Arril .oid 1t q .9a,
closing At $i 2asf1 2f. SfAJ sold st oC$
An.i clneri At &1. fp}{.
Corn Nr,icr ceiling and closing 1t +3'lde411fe for
May and jU3AtEt0a for Aprl.
Uats Tetp quiet At 3af: for May.
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!. 7'1 hrla at ~. l2sasei@ 10 fur Arrll.
Lard wAA luttt ami stronger, cloAinK a. So oaH (6t
Apr!l and 80 f.r Nny saica 7ao tea at o. 12 fos
Wea,a xsrs aeiige Niles roo lbs shoulders fu,
April at 7Ut 9 lbs short ribs u B7.:1 for April
, 1877-03-10

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&t
cars 10 Iore than aast xrckI busneae larger than nss
wrrk tut trade Ilat salts factryt supply nuat euaj to
wants, with m unsteady lHzsketi on sunday Now
Yo1kst4 toak ~ bead Il s!osna p.!ces Of a.t week
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done; salel tor tho week, 81} hcad, anl faw nft
s1x.r-l.sse,pta a. cat1 o.host of lsst ,Eesk. In.
~ light sutplYl sales t l. har3: - for c1nMon TO
s''a' ;" IS III H<nern aascfaied Iftss
ALBANY, March 1.-UArILk-M4fk 4fket otSnal tQl but
tecant ni0fu ac> ruling bleAdy At uUeue VI ~ .
l3S ror ttD asi routlrts. ~ csra
wcsxs msskst M s|uWs H. aissaeo. d; A'''
NEW tuHk.
NEw ronx. s!areh o. -lEatEs-liccelpsa l.6ah max.
uH N tyr four days Atulnst d, ~! saln tlma lAat
week 4naltI tnr. NJ tEfy pnt cattle, y many that
s1sae ea = nS, sy 5
sierrs. Il!4.t!Aci nr,ltun ~ kooJ ua<l l.4ui
wsta tsssn @ u ior tg ss gnss a4iEsts % saa coll &ts @
hHxsr-liecspts Ya4A nakinx !. $50 f9r fur daya,
11alHt Il, ~ !au thu last Wteks market QulIt aEd
nftt ab1AL 1lf tho ainck sold al 4(u to 7{c, Win u
pEytiuln WehaEa l54 as 1t S4u1 fair 10 good ehefp
VHnursiJ &A8t3aol The premium, wothsra 80 " En-
swixE-leceips, :, 2:a making 7,oou for tour asJa
sgatnst 7t0 ttiu hit Ne6K1 nuna offered AliSa
''-' ave- *1''' s7. Lofts. .-..-
Tc1 ksy. at:tsa ylbsssaE.'ss Rsss
| GATrtx-supply lisht1 ltttto dDIa9. unchanged.
| CiNciMAATf
| ClxC1xaArI. March v.--iI.uA-Quiut but arm, com
r1pu. 8tFhko. 10; fAtr tu 4n hight, $3.131 o0t PACK
lug, Is. .tusa Us; taeelpl4' at1s shipments, w.
/
, 1877-03-10
REAL ESTATE.

The following Instruments wtrs died for record
Friday, Aarch0.
CRY fAnpksTy.
West wnahinytun X. o. n " Of Lincoln 1t, 4
ri lol91 l45 IT, with building. dated NlarrhA.$ oooo
Wrst S1tGrl0r 1t, u 4s1O II " ak Lthcaiu It,
Il .4x !&J H. dated March 7................. 20Co
II. dated dec: ID a7G. ......... 500
- Il. Iatcd Harsh 4on
..iY II. With building. datsl Na1ch 0.......:. 1000
North Clark II. 70 It OF Ohio It. o I, 3'1b0 II,
tChsrtss iiopknioa to Wiil,sm 4. naidwia>. 24,oo
ao. ID Il. xlt, saiilax. aat:a st.Ish i:.:::: son
spS;iost: Win ha!iitnx, safed Ssrch ..... 1900
Prospect p4cC, 1.a II " Ut EuttsXd Hfovo AZ,
Msrch p.........:.... :.s..s.. 1000
SOUTH or CITY itAtTB wtrMtN 4 HARiEs or sEvEN
NILES DF TIE C1URr- tt1uk6.
JelIcIson ~. l7t4f I. at Flfty:thlTd ii Vt,
siatn IT {, 51Ila1f It, latsI Gct ii, is7a9 1850
, 1877-03-10
NaAnQuAaraks DEPARTMENT OF DAxoTl,
Culxv QpAhfEBMAyTeksS f}yyICx,

Cui1y ogAsr1aaA.TEfs HaA.T 0is!c1;7
e z e s M
Of the 4uaFtermssteTs at lhe feoslng nAnrd possHs
ssh 5 s's9a S w: sns 81 ri:
~ - saei T..
required during tho nscu yrsf eonmsnrlnY jail !.
m, aaa sndlaE June W is7s. at tho following p'@'
Fo%rt. % AZ ;come,s, Ahrsham Llucosn Buf.r, Pss,.
lou, and TUttsn md Camp nanrock hud military ~
A1caele4 p z, a Fatt s1siltnyI M!9n,, .l T..aa
posts Cd u neaz Tie DIx lIofu Ndyer, Ii. r. ~
BcpArAsn bsL1 should bn lbalo fut each Cost ahd ~
sss It. Il e # IT.
given 70 Art1c.ts of domeatIc production.
zach bid n1st b. accompanied " guarRsy taAt
cess tha tont!act twatIeI 70 Tho ptrou ITopo'a4 A.
ctsut security furp!slsd by him Immediately ~, ~
o @ b ssFlaed = good ind satirsnt y
sunsed :atea plattttt A!asgsy E9l!eeto! t,tt.. q
pert q ssspoaabls psssan known to tho oce' tsts'
goysramens re.er,es the rSh. to reject FL
eta. ~ y ~, 64aanx fes ~ E,,in sne 1has viii sA'8
Blank pF1ptSsa and petat<d cErHi91S stating TIC ~,
fna eat mated ttivs Required 1t each Jst, Aaa ~
1nx full lIstractlsns n 70 thc uAlnrf VI bil1nx ~
otce or 10 Tbs u The various P1'' 80
stAtfun1 n4natd 80.
EaveIeofs containing proposals should be p''fsef
.as..s1 !. ill., aadsi.ixasd. .; tas !eiptt
! C4Ief QuAttxsRA1
, 1877-03-10

NEW ONLXANa. .
NY ontaAss. March n;-Gola, - 1ohA 01o5a.
Startling exchange hankt.a' blls, 60O.i.
FoREiGN.
FRANKFORT, March 8.--United states Bonds
New Is, 1Uj7t.
Loxnox, March 0.-Rate Of discount for th.sd
month"; bills III open market IN, which II Il be.
low tho bank rate. 49,
, 1877-03-10

The following were tho receipts and ahipmanta
OF the leading artlcica Of prodaca In this city
during the twenty -four hours ending at o'clock
on Fr!lay morning. md for Iho corresponding
day last year:
, 1877-03-10

LIVE STOCK.

CATTLE-rhe market VAS unchanged IN it, general
features. This dcmAnd Has again sctlve and u;ttfcr
moderate ftccrta rriccs t,nderwehta further s1fght
hardening shipptnk erHdei aud rutchcrf ssu0 selling
~ An svrngc advance Thursday quotations Of loc
per 100 rhs tseepts for tho week to last nlEht
oo1 head less than for the corresponding period
last wreck. .nd to shut fact than IN anything cl'c
II ur wiatcvcr atynnce has hccn gatncl during tlo
nass fey taye. Whether or not the advance bnAu 20
flaIntnna AsrtrA uun tho ctstAcIcr Of tic tHs1iu9
weeks SUPPLY. II western RhPrrrs act with Mntrrs
at!nn trrI no reasnn why prcent prices may nut na
inn ntafnch hut !? tins market IA nattn fonht With
k7t l,cad wAH tho taar last week. m unfayoralc
fraytIIH ,ny reasonably c looked fur kara wrrc
rrtsi at S1 7a ~ tot inferior IL cttrn--the hnk At
kstt3 ~ tnr butclera sun. at a. .5 s01 for s0ck
cnitpt ard nt Ei1HaI0 fur cnnnnn tfl ,nn. stftn0th
shipping Ptcera. AttnIrf. Wa,tsm0ttit Hall Ru!.f n
1tsI AeesAtii.lg i,a7u -. at tRo.th Knd Thomptln
20. Mold ~ Head, AfCrA1tnK b3s hs. ~ *h ~ The
market cioic1 nSm, with 1nl little stock left 0fer.
QUOTATIONS..
Choice neevta-FInt. fat, wtl: formed 3.
ytGf t03. yearG1d stcerts Weighing ioo 10 ,x n,
o ins i.n % i.{lD =. A.soa4.oo
H. T. if5s 10 ia rs .s 4t6s4,1o
Uuchcrr' Stock -Four to common ~ ttrt, hIt
wsisig sU;to ]. iii s...:......*...... 3.oo8s,7s
Et0rktattte-Epntnton castlt, weighing 7N
1nserIoso.sh, Ind tI!n so1s, i,cfcii, staas
hIs md acai4w ut AtccFA 2afa17h
Vcnlf-Irr 1fD D4 tHltrczl. ......... 21vt5. 10
, 1877-03-10

Exw 0ALxAxy, March o.-corIoX-Dnll s1d loSeFs
sale& t.s0; good ordinary. loS8loHc low mtdaluy,
llH3Il3c; March. ilSsk 1i5lc; good addlfnH. l2}t@
celps4 neL a.941 gros4 1ul5: exports 10 Liverpool.
3aa5s 70 AAlaxA l.0uit BY river. I3i stock, 2. i,;
weeks sAies, "a. 40; feceIp1 ne ~ so; xrosA. u
, 1877-03-10

1t0G rROnCoTS-W'ero actly6 and heavy. The 70.
eepu Of oRa smaller than Tho previous day hut
the market ruled dull. and product carly took down.
ward turn. continuing weak almost TIL tho Close Fart
marknta weak aud that fact brought sctt.
chiefly local, whc moss OF tho buytng seemed a>o
10 ba d0ae otAl &ccuunt, outside urcrs hcnR few.
There moderate inquiry for cash lard, and few
ots Of meats taken for shipment, oltsdc OF which
tho trailing altogether for fulurus and much Of It
consisted Of turning over from April Into Hay. The
greatest weakness wa Ia pork, which dragged down
lard and meats In sJmpathy. Tho stock Uf pork II
known to ho large. and that fact IL taken advantage OF
y the bears to force down pricts still further. whe
English buyers hstt of tt tho market shall appear 10
nvs touched bosto. They say II will pay to walt csen
Mxss 1'onE-Was active. and decned 400 per br,.
G1saX ss4e Insr 4 9l.se below tug atest prcss 81
If: CHI ill., s''ss It & FIJI. L. ~ ~
rou,l tuta u rash seel Aar, &lf. i7K sucr
AP5 I'D a. ~ aS:sa ;s',si !. and extra
prtnla rneas At sn. 7StsID.tnI
ssi!ss .9d ascliRed NE per 100 IT,
f saie: vi ss's - a ~. sia' &
d. s3si. %: sad H. sU tcs .ssf MsT u y7f Io.ei
feta, sn!e. lbs ,narxs! slosea anl a ~ ~ e.
seltsf April. md o: +0et0. ~ xllef l!sy:
NxATs-Wefc Active and weak. A fsw aalta Wetc
VIC early :! sa4s better pricSs than those current
heiae qao:ed 10 lower. Tho tradinF VA ehedy for
future. shtrttrs holding on even at lilo lecau. hxrs
Il e q er "S
st h{st AlGl ~ long erars a. 74et 7sD lpaes dD At
7Hci &hd lAhD shott rlbA 7a5Gt7 ~ per ts}
~ casa. *7.x1!ts7 81 seller ApriIs md u,
, 1877-03-10
GENERAL MARKETS.

DR0OM-Coisy-Ihc general market waa quiet. Fol.
lowing arc the quotations given by dealers: Choice
green t,urt. h1f97c; medium huEi, red tipped, ~
ase. green hrt.,h. with hut1 enough 10 work II,
6x3xc, red tiprcd with do. 4a4<c; red DO aastcs
green tnsea and lnhide. 4Fac red Tipped 10 At}hts
tnside brush. a4cs medium to choec salf braid, ~
6ncs Inferior bfusts Jet crooked 10. 5ts4c. g..
NuTTEIt-Thcrc WA dull butter market yesterday,
neither the shipping local cnana being rory
siderable. Prices remained wrak shd unsettled. hut
wLra not quotsbly iuwcr. ranging about ~ follows
Choice 10 fancy yeIIpw. a3oe, ineEun 10 ruod. lsa
&c, inferior 10 common, 11aiBc. roll. 1aai7r.
NAUUlEtt-0F1In bags wore stt0nx. bUrlArs and
At shc annexed prIcra: Stark. 7aXc, stontsup a2es
1eetlcw, c1c, Ontario. 22c fcwson 2ic Oter Creek.
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4xssoc; common @ols.ats' ssl+oSs blsaf:'sfss sid
s'ssi'
d; x.s sf| G? s:.s Ss!s''|;ss
;sssss sss rss sst h a It. MERIT s
, 1877-03-10

s.ksas lily. s,s.oo bta, sis.os ..ked. 5nne, sisos
Ws.en iona clear :, sssa. Lard dseided', .overs
With tho We's1 esponefs dhposed 70 hold
@ e. prime ',e.m on ss spot .asoaos's so.ins
oasscd q m a - eess, ea;o tes Ap'i Co. 1o.as 10 so,ns
:es s @ ,sa Sans s'} s sss s'ssSs
sso.rt,ansa ~ .aty an:s a. oaolMs tSr Tor, hs.
*ssx wa;..r-ou,s. and au,, with .s.i. =. Sill, ~,
gallon. = a: ns.st, 1.,sae.<e s.s. -, =, ,,,,.
Ssw sasxs s5s
4 %.a'' ~ sSs t: III Ss' ''ssa;
Y.
Ss. fe1t NS pso so ScEt9A
SSss
sSs I'D sas ~ I sssis
@4s:7s, We,;eIn mixei sao.t. ts3c: pats Market
sSsss sS s.'
: !|ssss::.!sfss::kk;; ss!ss:'ns o'e'o' ,.,..
sa.s ca ss; sssss; a0 a'ss and unchanged lice
I'D hssyy. s5ade, 1oe' refined,
':Hss TsatoS@rissss, sss IT, g. n''ns''' ~.
S:'s:4;x !4xi;.s; Is.,:; s;sss,.,
Ap!ii austea Il 1saf tS: 1ieef qae.. ftsEiei
s.eE, SSsSAe iddles sett loax s!ssf !;.f
S%n:s5-f'aR: :as srasSfi as!sisa,, s,i,
untted II ~. nn9s dpr,,, ha wsrt r. III airs isst
, 1877-03-10

NliEAT-waA tess active. and eenefsily weak. losing
most Of tho gruJnd Sainrd Thuday. Tho market du.
e!ae4 e bu And closed la iuxoF thai tho latest
prices OF thu previous day. There 10 frum
Liverpool TIL near tho cloas, whom private a4ttcea
quoted adyanea OF ID per ecpts but this uewa had
York Wa dull. With shaes vi goo4 fair twtaassr that
may eeJ a. *eN. u! rreclptA wrfa worry small but
s xIfe a!As ght. anl tcru very Hills
Ses sou1 IL aasrss seas ~ sse
iisa tIs etk:r .las siaais. selIst Apri Arni
III &c itsxaiaTi5 - ss:tW ei"a,s x nra,s; i
sL35A saiss Ms{ seIats ely ]. The pErtlunl
Ss ast esas srs :ias; { M s
Seller thc nuaih. " 5esular W. 2. slTEE.
IT, IT,. ss !rs. a's. ~ = ssp$isa i g, &
S!ss ;s & II B; .s e. J. = e n..s. .t
y rejected g i ssls: snA iun bu BY sample i
- tt.tI. A; q s.<s xsts .sT1! ss q s.
.cs.s.s Ia u u s.ss isssk "a
atSss & 5erIH Mn, IY4 .1.u,
~ q It.
- t. IT, asass ssau,s u I'LL
u tLe fa,uIe. Nd te let win vbest
ay lie alut.iop " ts la.olstc IL Liver nTicea Tue
w I'll s III e. :ef e I'll: IL
etu.e bslftr April sod - Lii +sc. aud seller
e n 81 III g. :; ~ sax
saues !a4t Tuesday elosed Al &c Cain sa.ts 3Ssu
R,!sst = ;stsss. 5 & n & % n sxs &
Rt4S1 Il 57t3FAci i.An tu new aatac4 et a944I7e;
, 1877-03-10

HOUSING rrcetpts WcFe aoll0 5. COZ lcsa than Re"
ported for Thutmsy Iuk t,.s aurpy VA ,ulic:snt to
ia or product leas active than on ihn preceding
days Of tho week. In. values no market chankn WA
ids. 1 for light woixhta. and at 1. 10 Tor common
fos hxy srssa saHs i VIZ pnT ,T
lumber Of aays prayous aw chuIeo heavy lots being
, 1877-03-10

md No suler stsy. GNinbcrAnds QulcE 1t 1ts7sso,
lonH cnt hama osuNc al hoItdt awrct-pcktcd haAs,
lAcan quoted 81 nc fsr shoulders. eo for ahoft tbs,
pack
UNkaax- Was qutet q b<7Ao.
HEEF FItHDUCrh-Were sies esdy nod qtet NJ $40. ~
alIm for messi ftl.7ssl1.Lo for extra mesai and
f.1. tOGs3!. .up for hams
TALLow.-TAa quoted At 7,kQ TIC for city, md ss{0
70 fr eoantIy ota tho inside for Nc 1s with sau VI
y.2a0 6ra city 1t INC.
, 1877-03-10

TUnPENT1NE.
WILMINGTON, March 0.-srtHHrs TuHrkNrtsa-
cuget 1t 37c,
, 1877-03-10
PIG IRON.

ptrfanuro. March a.-FI0 thor-FA!tty hetive, 70.
foundry. Sat.ul four monthat No. p s21oOAt5. o.,
gray fofKe, f21. 1.oe921.
, 1877-03-10

.LuMnEh-Cohttnurs In ino1er4ta duiunnI nH1
SuoA poftion Vt Ans abet cJGnlry Waiting roaiuns
Hhrtc .n1 bus nt fallsn except IN limited aukntIos
iaFKc a:oek Of logs arc now RtcAIy luprureu. Quo
, 1877-03-10


JsKUKIrHA-WhcAt, eOaJ Rut corn, 81. Coo bu.
sEoU!-9uletl ntm. OHIO. rcnnsylyanlA, and West
VrrIn!A Xxx and Abye, IS 4hocs X +T%4uos f1cduiu.
and Western: ns. a ts, 11ca!as 4l4:t ~, suasse,
Csn14s cosniiMK, bIsoje, .ane unwAshe'a, 33r5o:i
coarse mctinh. unwaAhtd. .?xasci tu1.waahch,
supaf puilrd, sxhct Texss tlno and ac4lum. 2ossci
cohrsc, tE3aOc.
, 1877-03-10

FLOuR-wAs very dull At nornnalIJ unchanged QUO.
taoha. Tha euaad scarcely s4dlecat ~ cali out
samples, hut hpdefs did not willing 10 reduce
quotations Ia order 10 attract buyerp oss OF the noas
now hsru IL limited BY the owners, and cannot bo
Shaded except y special permission. Bales wrfs re.
pored Of 1t3 ora winters, partly 1t stun, 10 brs
srr'pK cztras At ta.ons7.ooi sad 100 bfls spring
supeEhnea At *4.bu. Total. as bfls. Tho market
rDsej quts with tho foes!nH the asking range Of
prirsrs Cbolta winseft $7.ooss.23s medium wlntcr4
"a. low Er4da d. 81. 95t rholes spring
eatras, "a. So17.Dus medium do, &a.t04sk 161 shlp.
Ding tztEaA v3Ass. 7ol choice patents, "a. nsU. d0,
coIumUn do. &u.50a7,oU, sprlny surcFanet $A.oot
AGO. itya aoar, et.a7t.ti,hn. Duckwhcst 10, ealD
&7.bO.
UkAx-wss dull and weak. Sales wers 20 tons Il
el73s II 70 per track, aud ~ &u1s from winter
WHEAT a. tl1U.