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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1877-02-15
A Shower of Snakes.

Memphis Ledger, Jan. 10th: Dur.
ing the heavy rain-storm yesterday
n decided sensation was produced
in south Memphis by a heavy fall
of small live snakes, thousands Of
which were to be seen on the
ground this morning, wriggling and
squirming around in all directions.
A gentleman living on Goslee street,
south of Vance, took the trouble to
gather up n dozen or so, which he
brought to this Office in a quart
bottle of water. They are from a
foot to q foot and half in length,
Of light brown and greyish color,
with small black head; in the larger
ones, which are nearly as large as
the ordinary red worm, small black
spots are visible. They are con-
stantly in motion and seem inclined
10 come near the surface OF the wa
ter. To use the expression of the
gentleman who brought the bottle
Of reptiles, there are millions of
them on the ground yet, and the
sight is not pleasant. People will
naturally think Of their cisterns,
aud it may be well to make an ex-
animation. What extent Of terri
tory has thus been visited we are
not informed, though it was most
likely small. The phenomenon we
do not attempt TO account for,
though it is not improbable that the
water discharged from the clouds,
yesterday and the contents, was
taken up from a lake, guI: or the
ocean by a water-spout thousands
Of miles away. These little wrIg-
glers are supposed to be harmless,
but they are unwelcome visitors.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1877-02-15

A negro woman belonging 70 a
troupe Of Jubilee Singers sang re-
lisious songs with so much sweet
ness and fervor that the citizens Of
Otto. India-a, grew enthusiastic IN
their admiration They gave her.
testimonial Of approval OF artistic
merit aud humble worth, a purse
full of silver dollars. She got
drunk with the money and when
one OF the ndmiring citizens helped Q
Constable 10 arrest her, she stabbed
him with a knift
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1877-02-15

A negro having been brought up
before magistrate, and convicted
OF pilfering, the magistrate began
20 demonstrate, do you know how
to ready" "Yes, massa--little. {"
we !, don't you ever make use OF
the BibieY" sYes. massa, strap him
razor on him sometimes"
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1877-02-15
YOUR TIME IS our.

A large nnmber. OF subscriptions ex-
pircd with onr last issue. some haa
previously expired which were con
tinued bY request. ~ this paragraph
comes 10 Won marked, yours Is OUT.
IL you want it disconiinued, notify ms
without delay ard IL you dou't, send
the price Of stription at once a
possiblc-se th your name mny he
transferred to our new bsok for 1877.
without delay. Don't faiI.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1877-02-15
IasoIUe1st Notice.

THE insolvency ofthe estate of W. j. Hill,
4 deceased. having been suggested to the
County Court OF Giles county, all persons
having claims against said estGle are notified
to appear and file the same, Authenticated in
the manner prescribed by law, on or before
the 18th day OF April next.
u. W. EWING, Admir-
anll~4t OF the estate Of W. J. Hill, decd
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1877-02-15

Those who receive the Citizen in sim
gle wrappers will please observe The
date printed thereon, and if they want
the paper Continued,
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1877-02-15

Curran, the Irish barristcr, was
pleading the cause Of o certain Miss
Tickle. The judge was also bit
OF a wit. Curran opened his case
with Tickle, my client. the do
PENDANT. my lord" The judge in
terrupted him With "Tickle her
yourself, Curran you're as well able
10 do IL as / am"
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1877-02-15

There is one consoling fact to Fay
ettevillians in the event Hayes
is counted in. They have the best
postmaster to be found in the par
ty, and doubtless he would be con
tinued.-Fayettevilte Express.
Pulaski can "see' your p. NJ ,
Frank, and go one better.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1877-02-15
To Ministers, Lawyers and Old Men.

YOU have weak voice, subject to hoarse-
ness, aud throat often sore; if yoL have
- weak lungs; IL YOU have weak back: If
you are troubled with constipation or
piles, prolapsus ami, OF norma; II continued
speaking, singing, riding or walking fatigues
or exhHusts you, your abdominal muscles
have relaxed, and you need upholding. II
you will enclose me three cent stamp. the
efiectlal remedy viii be pointed out, and in
formation how TO obtain II with OF without
money. Fo; prolapsus utcri, woman's weak
ness, an infallible cure. Address
J. Z. GRAVES,
Editor of "The Baptist Memphis, Tenn.
Having suffered, compassionate the suffer
ing. 1000 have already been relieved. mi-1y
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1877-02-15
James G. Blaine says

The common sense OF the country
says: A patriotic measure Of inten-
tions; we hope it will prove wise
and work justice.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1877-02-15

Thirty farmers are those who
drive their work, and hence are not
driven by il.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1877-02-15

So soon as this matter is settled
and with somebody as president we
get into smooth water, the first bus
mess of Congress should be to take
up the question of president, as Sem
ator Morton has SO long urged
should be done, and provide reas-
enable, intelligent, comprehensive
and coherent plan.-[N. Y. Tribune.
A quaint writer says: II have
seen women so delicate that they
were afraid to ride, for fear Of the
horse running away, afraid to sail,
for fear the boat might upset; afraid
to walk, for they might fall, but /
never saw one afraid to be married,
which is far more riskful than all
others put together"
, 1877-03-24
rOnE1GN CITIES.


Special DtspateA to 1Ae 1fttune
LtvEKrook, March 13-11 I. m.-fLoux-No. !.
3ss; No. 4. as.
uaAtx-whc.t-w1ntor. No. 1; To- iod, No. =, Ios ID
spring. no. Il ios Sd No. T. os Cd, white, No. tos
I'd. No. ?, tos 81, club No. I. liz, No. 4 los 81.
Corn-Eew. 71aaf1s sdt old. 70 ed67ttod
rRovIs1oss-pofk. Co., Iard. &D1
L,vRnrooI. March 13-2:oo p. m.--WeathcF fair.
DRaApsTcy1s-Quiet aud steady.
LAND-4os 3D..
Rest unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, March 75-Latest.-C
Sa6 716ds sa1cA, 90 bslcss spscuiaon and export,
2 1uoos American. hoon.
Ysrns aud fabrics II Manchester dull. and tending
dovnWArif.
GxA1x-Recspts for three dayt, ID, 600 grit Amer.
can, I, 600 afss California wh!ta wheat lus bd0loa
Sd. dn elub, l0s sd0ltl, No. 10 No. rod Western
sprtnH, sd0o4 eds do WINTER los 8daD TOD. Flour
Western canal. 94123a. Corn. 9ts 9d024s Bdl now
dc. 31st113s 81. Oats-AncricAn. asAIs Gd. DAsley-
American, 81 od. Ptas-Eanadisn, ass Sd.
CLovxx.6EaD-Afnerican. 7oseos-
rRovlsfoss-Aesa pork. Cos. Primo ucas beet, 7ss.
uacon-Lon9 clear, 4Oas short do, 41a 81.
TAtLow-Au1esfcan. 4Os sd.
pETtoLxUA-8pr1tx. lost refined, l8s.
LlNskkD Nlis-38s.
HEsrN-Coumos s. ods pale l1si ttratned. 2aA
LtyKuroot. March ch21.-Corr0N-eatca for the wcck,
Is, GOO bates Of which exporters took 1900; specu.
lators took 5000, totat stock l,D7N 600, American.
~. oooi fcta!pta, H.0o0, American. taoooi sctual
export. 4,po0l amount AdoAt. SA1, COZ, American
1i.ooo. forwarded from ships stde direct to splune
10. .ooot American sales, $4,000
LONDON. NArch 43,-TALAow-ss.
REFINED fKTR1tKuN-11sD Cd.
L1xsExo O1i-24s 35@24s ID.
6rturTs TusrKHTtxx-27e DI.
AAtNEEr, March h23.-pkTKoLxuA-a9f.
, 1877-03-24

Withdrawn fsotu store during Thurslay for city
eonaumpliop; 10. $50 ba wheat. %o0 bu corn, IS
ba oats. s07 bu Fye, and 2, hs0 bu baslur.
Iha Following grain was inspected Iulo store Id
th's city On Friday morning: 8 csn No. . N. ".
wheat, cars No. spring, . cars No. = do, ! ear.
rejected do "a wAruOt l car No. corn. 81 cars
high mixed do, u cars new do, 81 ,cars new
mtzod 10. ia cars Nc. cora. 20 eatR reJcctel do
t.0d cofnl; ears wh,ts cats. cars No. = do, 7
cara rejected DO. car 10 grade t1D oatsl; ] car
No. rye, cara No. . do, eas rejected do; j
cars No. . barley. ! car rejected do. Total, 40
cara, or loa. QUO bn- laspecsed ont; S, 3o0 ba
wheat, 30. sos ba corn. hail ha oats. !, lD3 tu
rye. and II, 0a0 ba barley.
A correspondent aka how the Bes.bohm dvures
are mads Up for wheat on passage. TAs iate.t
hguses ars !. Ua0, 600 qRs, which sauws .SU, U00
qrs mora than tha Tcsult oblaipsd by comparing
previous statements Of ''on passage" with receipts
In tho CuEls4 Kingdom. The comparison naais by
uus correspondent would take up TOO much room
In our coiuuns but II appears 70 bs correct
The utset psostFation Of tho vessel interest IL
shown In the sala Of tho bark Sunrise for -, $50;
ssa eaFres "a, o00 bQ corn, and IL about ~ 4yeAs
old.
Noxs from California indicates that the wheat
crop Of that Atatc Will bo st lesss partial fslurc.
Some 10 10 taf ~ 70 s.timsts only oas-shi1d Of !
crop. q"
Pssies In the trade report large increase Ia the
, 1877-03-24

kfirM.
M1ppA'sos-sa'e was msdc Of 20 tons At $3.50 pcr
ton on track. and SIS, 80 free on bohrd ear.
sc1xkxtsos-sald Was reported Of 10 tons st sft %
On track.
Conx.xAL-Sac wa made Of 10 tom coarse 1t n
PCT ton on track
wnEAT-wa, rather more active. and ,&ecIdedl1
ktronFcr adtanctnK iISc. md c1oenR ~ higher than
the tatest figures ot Thursday. The nnhtic styiccs
quoted Liverpool quiet; but private teearaml rcrattsd
rood Continental demand. with an advance Of I'd rer
ecntA There was Aleo good inquiry heeo fbr eAsl,
sSs @ IL: &C. IT,
1S sat t,n l.
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es IT. ms!s 1 i es e ~ tls Il r.
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snh :s!s :. Il
se!ef e..s ss!sE ~
IL e T. II tg e W ;OfcE IN H
VI; ..S. !. !: s;ssS&
sss :n. s:; W. ~ s;
rs :ss sS ii 81 ;ssa Se +. Il .s a,:
sis; III I'll II
!asSs:;sa sSstns. xss xpfii ~ so%pssss!ssly ssf
@ snsah fsf @ H. sut sf:sp:
Ps .s;s st Ssx ssys IS S iSs
s1 ~ .1s :t essH T. e. T o
+ I'd L !. n sa ss:s ss;
81 *; ss' ;:F s;
s,ssss :s :; II
, 1877-03-24
Exports for 1876 and 1885,. Dissolution
fthe Gold Exchange.
The Frodnco' Markets Irrcgular... Tr0s
visions Turn Downward, but
Close Stcady.
Wheat, Rye, and Barley Stronger
---Corn and Oats Dull.
a Worry Good Demand for Flour and
Spot Wheat,


This week has been very dull ono in financial
circles. The oreringa of paper have been light,
md tho 1oanable means OF tho banks have been In.
crcas!ng. The weather Is largely responsible Tor
tho depression Of commercial and financial busi'
ness especially At this season. which fs always
ouict. But making allowance for these causes It Is
dullcr than 1t ought 10 be-.
Rates Of discount asc Alo10 per cent at the banks
10 regular customers. On tho atseet bank rales
prevail, with few transactions.
New York exchange 10 quoted between banks At
60fb75c per 81, o10 premium.
Currency il shipped daily 10 Now York.
ExronTs.
Tho Chief Of tho Durcau Of Statlatics furnishes
The following nnalysIs Of tho exports OF domestic
products during tho calendar years 1875 and 1870:
, 1877-03-24
REAL ESTATE.


FENAJt hhECn .sts
CITY PROPERTY
Campbell AZ. tlG Il 1f Weat Congress et, VI
9t1!o3f II. dated March II, 1,G13
Michigan AZ, 2.l lB.iu It = Of Txcnty .eiEhth
It e. 23kiuOts. latasl March IN. ..........: $3.50
lH,lo 4. dated lLarc!. al.....:.........., 1.3oo
dated trh. ........,.:.. atoo
nrshtcf IT. y " corner pf Elm 1t. . I, J3xILJlft.
with 6ull1ln+s 1Att! March -, .,........tr 1,GGD
Wabash ~. hltt NJ Thlrty y.lhiri Il. . I. Nf1.
d.tict Il Ut lD{eiI0G. 1T It.. dated March - n,RO
ThtefY.tlilSA n. 1a4 r. 10 Il " Of Wabash Ay. u
T. II .lltrA Il. uatcd Marrl 10. AFRO
II 4 70 al1ay. dsl'd March 2.... .:..,,... Loo
II. dat u hsr6 y. 7.7n
x13 B.lHf It, dated Mnret its...u....,....... 1.ooo
III 3.Oft. dhtad psb. 9i.................... t,MO
NORTH ~ CITY limits. WITHIN HADIrA OF tkvzN
Xit.ta ~ T1Ik rHrH7.t,Orsk.
Eyhnstnn road, ~ II n Hf Wellington ii, ef,
AK lilo It, dated March t.........,..,.....e u 2,bnQ
soCTM uF EiTI LtxITA WITHIN KARlus Or sBYxJ
MIt,k* or TIL. tDrMr. .ifnrkE.
forty:th,1d It. 5oftu Of chanplain ~. ~ =. ....
4ht T. with nFraYchicntAt Itc March H.. = $500
Thirty .Rxtlt NJ. Ia1 II 4 n California ay, 1t. 30
st1tx r. dAtcd M4rCh -, .......... l.loO
RtAtu =, t5u ut Forty .a11th II, wi, lOOx
1HI II. dated Marrll ~ 5000
statc +, ror af Fifty .spscn I'll II. VI. tU0x
ITO It. tsles! March - 7,Hn
WHAT OF err LIMITS. WITHIN \ EAnttk or sEf1N
. xtLka ot THE ttltrT- tt0rRs,
Mozart 1t. 70 T. u nj b11un!nEtun Il. -, a3x
iuO II. with building. dsteh hec. !, lB7B...$ l.9O
, 1877-03-24

FL0UK-Wus In better demand md stronger on naost
grades, though ~ special rhAnyu 4lale IN 4uoss.
tous. TIE inquiry chiefly tor shipment. much VI
Il On direct ussteF tbs local inquiry wA light sales
Wcru reported Vt aa brla wtatc.z prtrats terms;
bs3 spstng sppcf1nea u sits. TotA. Ass b.k-
The market clase4 arm- With tbs fo!iQ Wing ~ the
sAktos IsoEp Of prces: Cholce Hutcrs t7oo4suo.
msdiuM wlatcrA ~ oa7.o0l low grA4s do+ $a.uNA
e,es choice spring o1tsas, "a aths7p medium do~
Sa0o1e Isl shpolng sxtEsA, 81 93 70: cholcs p&t-
ents, us0.oo; common do, ". .aa37. ooi spftnX
supcFhaeA 440a*1-Ln- Eye AoaE, ~ s7ts%A SO BUCK
BbsA1 dc. "a u1s7sA >" ,
DxAI-Wu Qu3st Aad a11a II ths eu,s!as psscs Of
, 1877-03-24
COMMERCIAL.

Tho following wcfo tho receipts snd shpmants
Of tho leading articles Of producu In this city
during tho twenty -four hnura ending at 7 o'clock
on Friday morning. aud for tha corresponding
lime last year;
, 1877-03-24

NEW YORK.
To ths HtneFn hssocfd&tf i1ssa
NEW fonK, March ii. -,uold opened at t04.i,
advanced 10 1osE, md elotca At lotS. Carrying
rates n4el. Luana wore also made nat
Silver at london unchanged. Hero, silver bars
1o..i in grecnbacks aud III In gold. Silver coin,
y discount
0ovctnments wore dull.
Nai,roAd bonds were Qnict.
State seeurfttea wcro steady. .-,
Dry goods imports for the week, 81, p47. o00.
The Btotk market was strong and higher. with
we'll distributed hastness. The particularly active
shares wcro Western EntoR. Lackawanna, and Lake
Bhofc. The advance on the whoto list wAB H19H
per cent, with tridIng reaction incidental to y
bull market towards tho closc. Tho market dnal1y
closing ac!Ire and stronE. i va fenostcd that
preparatory to leaving the city, and that nnolher
l'sl been lMying toek FOR M fams .lass Lake s6otc @
NV s.nse rom ps S's'sa e
closed At U4}i. Western Tniou advanced from Vi a
t. :. "a Al slotsd r. = SS S,.o Dsaxa!s lIsd,sn
gsu ccnfnl rv'.o frem y 10 sS4 and closed II il.
~ y % son;oon @ st'lins + a3a: s. raul ptsietIsa
.na :. p'fs' 81 Ss@ sea icy
eas Gfn''s a If fi0 Il e s!s:f aisso r.
10 I00!;, and illinois Central from 4ot to H. The
that in acquiring thc ownership Of t6s Nov Orcnns,
jackson s Ureat Northern liailroad and Mls.,ssInp
chess Ss% 1ea Thsh al rsa
improve 10 ba.!ne's. ExpFcss .!nrrs recovered
ys;t;;!taa,s ;!s,, dcc!ine A9er1an m. sdysnenS f.
declared quarterly dividend Of !: per cent. pay.
;sss s'sa2s x sks;s sSGH
raai, i; ao9 Xors,xe.letn, !, s9S Jstssy CentFal,
, 1877-03-24
GENERAL MARKETS.

qucAt. had occasionally outsdo otdee II received.
medium tu.l, red stppca 4Ns.scs stuon bru,b. with
hurl enough TO work H. oG3}trs rcd Tipped with do
4@4]fc, red do adaHc. green cove1 and inside. 4aac,
rel tippod do 1S3kei !usdo brush. 304es medium to
CHOICE stalk braid. +4a}fcs inferior brush set crooked
do, 1I{c-
DuTrER-rrces ranged tho sainu - 1t ihe beginning
OF tho week. and wsre hfn. Ret enough choice butter
IN arsTfnK to inset cufrcnt tFsdd requirements, and for
closc Reectlnna Advanco thu qu1tod prices Of
dc d often obtained foil somewhat neglected. tho
lower Rradea especially. We make chanRcs in our
lit: Choice to fAncy yellow, 23slos medium To good
ls+aac, tnfer,or 10 comnot l1si3c, roll. IL 500.
DAd11NG-There VIA no a1otabo variation In
values, though tho market for g!aIn hags nay b
RArtet trffU eaAef. the casltr feeling being due
tho continued quht and tic fact that the price Of
tho msterial lis recently sustained Decline We
quota. Stark 216ct Monsaup 1cs pccrlcas, 12c3
Ontario 92as Lewiaton, 7c Ottcs Crtot, toc, Amer.
lean. la4ti AmoskeAK. tDct bnrtap haHs, and bu,
13slbcs guuncs. tlnssa 1taloo. do taubc. 2a624te.
CtIEEsE-Waa ordered In small Hey only. and wAs
unchanged ia value Stocks Of Desirable goods
duccd TO small dtnensldn anl holders arc nrn In their
views II i18ISc Low grades quoted 1t 10Gal3c. and
but Hills called for.
coAL-A fair srado wsa In prosreas sud The follow.
s7.. do nut and range, $50; Dlosaburk 500;
,ncl e7.oo, Brlsr Hill. sJ.oo, baltimore 4 Ohio,
5.o, illinois, f3.73QA. Oatsaherre, Sa. oos Indiana
SEks;kp suy aud lower. safe. bs,ns
cqsi sS r, eo,,,n
IT, S9Ts sts S f.S; S;s; .sS, Sissft Ts
!$s i: i; u 'efs afsss5 s e 81;
e. III; N sso6s fsg x,: ssks w.
ss Gesfss: esss.s. ss@! :ssse! ssI!ss.
s sssmss :staa s:sa,
ss . ts ..:; %;'ss. ,sss* Ill., .ss sss;
staro frnits thrre il armef feeling iii. II notably
, 1877-03-24
LIVE STOCK.

IotAl...... ........s'4sts......st.s1AOe1 lE.OlS 4.3H5
CATTLE-TheEt wsa littla news to note under this
head. Tbs demand apparently waA ~ active sny
prOvious day Of tho week, whe, ~ regards prices,
they verc steady nt.n. and unchanged. There WAS =
very full turnout Of bnyets and loeA1 butchers and
fcode we'll - tho kaataen trade. bought freely "
prices ranging from a. sla1 s5 for inferior mixed lots
including old "strkW" cows starr bulls, oIsn. and
scaiA1sa btenrs.-upxsrd 10 $a.sN7103 for ehoica
smooth fat shipping stcca Tho bulk Of tho salts
A. 4.oo9a.Do. r. Thompson 4 Co. sold ID head at
t3.a3, aud Il. Bt1Ahorn 4 Co. soid 2a head At E305,
QUOTATIONS.
Clinics Bccyes-FtnC. fat, welt.fofncd j.
year tot exr.01d atctfs, II cllhing 40tO
l,Ga pa.... IS. sooa IS
.in8 i.1D g l.tG0 ni.:":......:.....r.. 4ooaat5
Medium t}rAdca-Atecr1 In fair ncsh, weigh
tnE 100 70 4t0 4.1sA.t 10
Butchers Sfock-Poorto cpnfno1 atncf1 and
common to cholcGco for city slaughter,
weighing Htut !. lou ns 3-to84.l Is
d.; H. .....:..... aasss&.2s
bulls aud scalawas atcers................. 31a17a
Yfal4P$t lrQ nt {nAtarc4l, 80. lk3 50
, 1877-03-24
PROVISIONS.

HOG pR0bucfa-wrrs moderately active. and IT,
regular. Tan market opened strong with few buying
ordeFs but tue reccips Of hogs wero larger than ex
pccted, accompanied by decino In psces and son.e
local operators dumped upon tho market for proA
uct and forced down prcea, though tho dccltna
amounted to ttte moro than Tho advances OF tho prev
Gus 4fcrnoon good deal Ut tho sSsdtnH wss merely
changes from one month 10 Anuthar It lbs cuErrnt pro-
utun,a comparatively lstslo spot produce being takon
Tho outward movement Of provtsuus continues fairt
but tbs market Il unusually bcnsta 10 she current hog
sappy, Liverpool was stronger lard and IL pr bfl
lover on pork.
MEss Ponx-was moderately active, and generally
weak. The market sdsaaced S6s7he per tFt fell oH
Sales wcra reported 1t lrts ca.i, It 34i n bs IL,
VI. .s!st 4 si4;Ikiis and x$i III. siief
XII sla:r saaS !. ia eI pSn ot. u es.
It Il ssllss NV. I'D a. asiss.;ts $ si:s 3uas. 0a
pfIma Hseas ai Is. 7tI i0.M @
ta'et h ~ III ~ sssss sna 1 Sa.ns IT,
DAT. l,uEI liverl,oo! quuted u peT Gst higher
ssirs III xrts M ssg"fe r. y ~ H. .esr Apr = H. ~
:sst Ars.,s sssS Az seileE atays snd ~ ot<og3X
MkArs-~ere ,ess sctve. and irregular. Short rim
l0u pr l'l. Wills English cuss wura generally he'd
q t1oH; is,p TS;s ~
clear i b7.a5 xF 10 !a., iu 6oass Ia 4 f7Gix n
sss!, s!f..; ss : Il II .SG e:
4s7a7. 7s seer lily. ~ eorcs 10 Il 9}se e..s.
Ths following ssra m sIosloE Yu9tstlont: .,.-.
, 1877-03-24

roura ,ots h.re hrcr anlh yI,hJn tho nsst two ar
's 80, ."r,.s .a e.. .,t..,.s.
three days to local mlllcFs ana come fof shipment
TO mills al other points. Tho m'i'ers hare have
good many orders, cvcn moro than the5 cSn COM
fortah1s hlt md Yesterday there came an inquiry
o1 sno. ~ ,..s. -. 49,. .. ..,. ~ .,.... !,
TOT nou! Az 1ae "n5 rum o. Ao"'e. ~ eon'sct "
Tha q, rnut. ,rt,frr, r,sto hch .n,terd nonr ns =
mo st. LOUIE m'hess mahs nsh.rs,eca uous' ne =
rutc. and acnd good deaf OF Il 10 this mhrket A
.I,,It.. tn,rcr.1,.,t ...r. IN L.x. o.rr,,.I /,
Enrope. % Continental BUYERS % beiur much more .et.
i,s ] ,hsn ,.na.."d . f.v d.vs soo f,ar 1'on.on.
~. s"a" sep'tsee 10" eH1s sso isoa Houau".
Tbs leading produce markets were moderately
srftve vsa.rrdnv thonoh rsther 1.as m ibsn Inn
sess.o - sao'. sv ~ ~" ,"...s Wv
srrrn atronreY yshIte ntovIstnnR WIRE eaaier snl
"to S"hs'f $500 a""' t'toA' 49, .">.f s41
corn anu oaA uulI+ Iheso was not niucn GONG IN
cash os and the trading in futures was largely Of
I.r.i ,t....,.. ~, .,nns ~. ~, ,..s 49,.
s,..- -. Nsss NV "A'.'., =. .n'"t.
49,. -. - "; 80, l." .ss...nss. 49,.
-. ,,.x ~. ,nn., "a nns .s..h.. ,bo.., T. .I,,
.." - . ~" s. ,ooH ~ A"u "0-tMeis ..s .aus" y. vi
laKc several dafs 10 makS tho snow disappear, anu
then the fields will feoutep drying season before
ths. 80 T.. .,,t,y.t.a ftn-...- .h.,. /. ~ ~.
they Gun Dc enitsaseo. however. thete Is no ap.
former years, and thcto Is time enough IN most
ra..s fnr I'm nc.ded nrcn.rnt,on n, = h,rnt.,us
eases LUZ 'no "eeoso Pi'pA'@"oa Aos o"antsoa9
Thn,s VA, ,,bc,., d,.,,bn.,o, y, ,,,n,, ora fan.
cy dry goods At prices not anoabty different from
thoRe eutrcnt At tho beginning nf tho week. nro.
, 1877-03-24

p1rrbnrKn. March h23+-pto-lAoa-Firm and actin
No. foundry, 824.ou, four nlonthst No. = ga; ;o]
21.0oi grey forge, sat .0o111.O %.
, 1877-03-24

NEW Y0lx, March 21.-rFint market vcry unsettled
and prices weakt WaAhngton. Allcn bristol, kntcke
booker, l1amllto southbtdge BprsKuc. and OFicnttl
arc che. Garner d CO. 1asda their prtco ycatcrd.y
(WedncElay), Garner fancy. 1So. Harmony. soE Al.
lAnttc brown shIrtfn7s reduced hc pIeaehod co,to,
steady. Woolens quiet
, 1877-03-24


iF% e;: III a5tsS as;,
iss rniE meal. si es.sr, :nds1, :s 70 a1n. sns,
7W swt; aasatn May; short cear, &C. sa'ft nsCs n5is
MM,1,xf-3a!'.; Mur4xf-.}9,' "a E;Mb assb,ngra~
NtLwauxax.
M1kwAukkk. March s3.-FLnrR-ft ttlr denhnd
I'm mtms ofsnsHi t. ahaaG n1Ehcr: e1os-t
fiM'Hpt: Msy siaHE1 n Al 1itt s!1sa; sosa Anrl
No. .. doc, new. hIs{o. Ohts lhafn tr,cr; ~ 3
aln. Nys h'shc5: s7]ac. Harley htsher' No, asprnE
rrnGi,;n.sLi IL T. nrm. Mc,u oo,s sta ~
iaff. akc. fircsscd hogr, hlfaNt}G. "' f''ae
likcEsrTs-Flouf, ]. tkO brisi wheAt4 n.ffq hu.
sffra2sfs-F1our. = VI bt!ss "hea@ 7.ooob bu.
rotrno. n. v.,4n ~ o.sT,,. Er1or,-,rfrr
tiaafrGwheat nr1nt 10 i xhjfa Michigan. Z, ~.
amber spe'. Alsrch q; ;5a April 81 .54; N3y. sisa
~: Tr;t. r. ho; r. d. hM1t; g Msy. Isl:
N{S5fct Msr tGni r.. = mi 4ans HbriM r. 41tkH,
held }7<ca No whit, escts6, Itc tss sX aaX1
ana a. no.insl, No' 2 asae' MlchsRsa, CSC.
G5Lnv9h.f1;rS ~ , A., ~. -A... = ,,,...
stsn H. '''o' ''''' ""se' 'o>' ""' eosns
ButrAkx1s-F1ous. q on hT!as wheat, 10. 90, bu,
.tH iNptAsAros,a: - o,,..
,,!nn ,dHniAh'foIfs,- March aa-FLotn-Qusct and un.
mlscil. Hoo % track April soJ{ci Hfay. 414c 'sA
I'D arm tiHlk y mcs-C1cas fbs
'Ne'eFsF macs &C. ts.o. . ~ ts3sl"o" .
.aies ID, m M. ccsso Il shHdins u. 4n m.mn mnm
eIfra white Mtehi9an 4 a. Garn scarrt anil ntm;
nusiItv 6nfs t%If r. r.taIH e. = az nyr %
harley Inactive.
BoSr0N. ..
nnsToN, March as.-FLnrH-F1fmtr, better d..
n'Hn'i nna,r-cnrn ou,et hut 6r,. oar. onf,t and -
changed '".' 'N' '"'' '' WI" ua'
COTTON
GALVESTON. March 13.-C0rroH-SomnaIJ un.
chan9edi mtddlfnk. tfti stock, "A. 4s1 hAcs; weekly
net receipts 3,40o; as!ea t coatwisc. 4.7As, Ct,
RArANxtu Atarrh n .Corrov-fuiet, etrsds, MI,
anR, !lhet atock. D. "a balcss weekly net receptt
seas e1porA 70 ursss Drltso' 9e+s 70 ~
e1nsnrnt. s. 1ss' cosstH!sc. @us..
nMsn1 nass.s ssss. - - .nss! RH'u nransI
I1tsn, .et ',ta,Is.. ~, I,sIs: ,,' ~ !It
tat%s. 81. t,sr..r.n~s. -. rs.t 's ~
, 1877-03-24

CLAv1LAxD, O., March 1s.-PxraoLEux-lfafkt
Arm, standard white. ITO tcst>i4kc.
PirrsnUh6. March 1a.-PETRotEua-Dnll,e eruds,
~ IS It Pafkefa refined. 1etc. Philadelphia deliver
, 1877-03-24

WILMINGTON, Maruh 7o.-selntTs T1srxxr,
steady. At H3o.