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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-06-16

An acceptable child Cwithout a head) was
born In Huntingdon a few DAYS ago and is
causing considerable comment among the
medical fraternity. The parents are strong
and well developed, possessing ordinary in
telligence, and are not related by any ties
other than marriage. Both parents and ply
sician are at a loss to account for the curies-
ity, or, more properly, mOnstrosity, and the
fact that the mother has given birth TO three
creatures similarly defOrmed within a space
of ten years causes greater surprise. The
case will be reported to the different medical
Journals
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-06-16

a NEGRO won an named Belle Lipscombe.
of Lynchburg, Va, finding that her child had
the small pox, threw it in well in the city
suburbs several days since, and escaped to
TO the woods three miles from LynchbuIg.
The dead body of the child was found on
Thursday, and the authorities Of Campbell
county captured the mother on Saturday
night. She had contracted smallpox from
the child. II she survives she will be taken
to Lynchburg and tried for murder.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-06-16

TEE VosrAIC Belt Co.. Marshal v.
send DR. DYES CELEBaA-Eu EIF- u
BELTS AND ELECTRIC Au1Llasu--
u days 20 men fyOuug or 1.I ~. p. z
with NOrvaus Debility. El-- F..r .-.-.
hood. and kindred troubles. E-z-E---
and complete restoration lf talr-a s-. r.
OF. Address - above n E.-.N----
os thirty DAYS trial DE- allowed. T-
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-06-16

RESTORED TO SIGHT. Senator Alexan.
der's son, who was obliged to leave college
six months ago on account of some affection
of his eyes, is back again at the State College
with restored eyesight. DR.. Mckenzie the
New York Oculist, attended the case and
thanks to his skill Mr.. Alexander informs Ms
his eyes and sight are better than they have
ever been. The disease was functional and
known to oculists as Compound Myopic AS
tigmatism. -Beltefonte Centre Democrat.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-06-16

A FAMILY AND COMMUNION WINE.-The
grape crop of A. Speer's vineyards in New
jersey last year was double that Of any pre-
vious year His vineyards in New jersey
have so increased each year that he has beea
enabled to keep a stock five or six years
ahead. None sold less than four years old
1t has become popular wine among the
best physicians iu New York. and is largely
used for communion purposes, and for weak
and aged persons. For sale by L. James,
Ebensburg, Pa.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-06-16
WHY WOVEN Use

Because they have learned by experienc,
that 1t overcomes despOndency. indigestion
weakness in the back and other troubles n
the sex is why women evervwhe1e uss Par
ker's Ginger Tonic.-Eers Journal.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-06-16

HEALTH Is WEALTH. Hires Improved
Root Beer package makes five gallons of a
delicious, wholesome, sparkling temperance
beverage Ask your druggist for it, or sent
by mail for twenty-five cents Charles E.
Hires, As North Delaware Avenue, PhiladeI-
phia, Pa s-9.1st.1
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-06-16

IA POLITICAL SECRET. Some par
ties are circulating a printed letter
among certain Democrats, calculated to
influence the coming Democratic State
convention. The letter enclOses a COPY
of the platform of the Greenback STATE
convention and is sent to all bank offices
of corportions in the State who are Dem.
Ocrats Advices to the PHILADELPHIA
Times and other papers have it that 1T
is regarded as blow at the movement
to nominate Judge Turnkey, to accom-
plish his defeat directly or to make a
platform upon which he could not possi-
bly, stand. It is said that Hopkins is in
the movement, and that the circular
can be traced back to William l.. Scott,
of Erie" The circular runs as follows:
PITTSBURGH. June IL, 1882.
DEAR SIR: It now seems possible for the
Democratic party to carry this State, and
thus gather power for the next Presidential
contest. The iss ues now, if successful, will
be likely to be adopted then, and anything
Objectionable should, therefore, be carefully
excluded from the platform of the party at
the coming convention. The enclosed plat
form, it will be noticed, antagonizes banks,
railroads, telegraphs, and large land holders
as mOnopoles, thus seeking to prejudice the
people against the right of every man or as
sOciation of men to manage its own proper
ty on the business principles recognized
throughout all history. Since the war,
whenever the Democratic party has leaned
to the heresies set forth in the enclosed plat
form, it has met with overwhelming defeat
Witness the elections in this State last fall
and repeatedly in Ohio, and now, that it
may again come to the front, care should be
taken that sound, outspoken, business
platform may be adopted and the right kind
of candidates nominated on it. See the del
egates, if already elected, and impress upon
them ViaU If not plpptpd that the
right kind of men are sent from your district
or county, Attend the conventions if your
delegates are disposed to be cOmmunistic,
and neutraliZe their influence.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-06-16
MOTHER DIED FROM 1T.
SAT- RHETM.
CUTICURA

and CUT1oURA soar externally and CUT1CURA RI
SOLVENT Internally will positively cure every spe-
cies Of Humor. from Common Pimple 20 Scrofu-
la. Price OF CUTICURA. small boxes, Soc: large
large boxes, sl.O9. CUTICURA REseLyEST. Fl per
bottle. CUTICURA Soar, 25c-; CUTICURA SHAv-
ING SOAR. 1bc. Sold by sll druggists.
Depot. WEEKS & POTTER. Boston. Mass
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-06-16

Twelve divorce suits have been entered
in Erie within a week,
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Clocks Ariues
hrtcl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-17
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL Markets

IoyDoN March ls-l23o D. m-Atlantic and Great West
first mortgage trustees certificates, 4Sas second
10 Erie. 3sis do second cOnsOls 97 NewHork Central
e38 div Illinois Central 1884, Pennsylvania Central
t2l. Reading 2D2. Milwaukee and Paul common 49,
New York Ontar0 Western 24ls
March l6.-The bullion Of has
Increased As!9OOo during the week The proportion
OF the Bank Of England liability
4Osis cent 8Z7,s cent
LONDON March l6-3:nO m.--Pars advlces quOte
Der 50 francs 10 oentlnes the
LOsDON March 1880 D. m.-COusois. lOlao for money
lOi 3 for the bonds per cents 1884.
ex comp. and half cents. 1851 Atlantic and
Great Western first mortgage trustees certificates
tocOnd l0l. Erie 80 I; New OTk Central, l34 Illinois
Central $50 Pennsylvania Central % p Reading 90
YORK O.aglu Western % 81 Milwaukee andSt Paul
il2.
March l6-5 m-Par7s adv1ces quote three per
- francs Is centimes for the account
PARIS. March lB-biOU .. u.--EIChanKs LONDON 70
francs !,
PARls March l0-The weekly statemeut OF the Bank of
France increase Of 6.5JOOU0 francs gold, and
t,g75O0O francs silver.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-17
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LIyERP0o March l6-2 D. m.-Pork-Prme Mess Eastern.
fteaGy 10 90 DO Western steady at IA Bao5nCumbe rand
Gut STEADY At 44Gd Short lHb steady at 4G Long Clear
Eteady 49, short Clear steady At 476d HamsLOng Cut
dull SOGd. Beef-India
bt 10: dull 49, Prime du 80. Lard
Prime steady at % Cd IaIOwPRe CITY steady
~ a. Tupenune-spnts steady ~ 90 R0sin-Fine dull
81 Cd Common ady at SD Cheese-AMerican Choice
Gu1 al go. Lari OIL none here FlOurExra state. dull
atl4 Wheat-NO White dull At iona: No. Spring duh
tt 10; Winter New Western. dui lOld Corn-MKed.
Steady az ord. Tor new; 64 vi for OLD.
LIFkkfOOLs March 1873 %. nBread.tuns steady.
20 alz Genital for Western Wheat 34dG97d per cen
Ia Tor California White 8OdalOld for California
gun ytd l06d for Red WuSer ealO- for Red Western
1NERPoOi. March 1919 D. rn-Provisions go per
fWt for the best American. 81 81 per
f9r American PrOdnce-TslOw. 4l6d per owt ReOned
Petroleum. 6Asd6 III per gallon.
LONDON March lB43O n-Calcutta Linseed- 48id48Gd.
Per quarter sperm on, 472atI5 per tom Pale ROsn, ia
lOCd spirits Iurpenttne, 4z'0d a4Zsd pef cwt
Petroleum. 4QGd spnts OF Petroleum I'd sd psI gall
Common kosin, ii3d Linseed Oh. 324 10. per ton.
ANTWERP March l6-Petr0leum. II ceutimes
paid and sellers. for pale American WilcOx's Lard
Closed az 100 francs 30 ccnt1mes 100 kilOs
HAyRK. March le.WhcOxs Lara closed francs per
kl0s.
BRENEN March l6Wncoxs Lara closed az SO marks 30
bieSniSs per lou p0unGA Petroleum. 10 IeBniDgs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-17

= y 't s- s9 % SG's E I e 1s
Extra s sia Packet So f 50 ns5 s5 Family
Mes' 80 699Sly so City Extra India Me, $50 so
quoted s2 as CTR MEATS r2le a. 1rTy steady fstes
Hams 70 n Ps SMOKED SA2 sbosaer smoked
Hams II qdl2Sc ....-.MIDDLEs held shade h-eHer
Clear Iosi0i Ohs and snors Clean haSandhalf ~
DREssED HOGS about ma &c higher and In good de-
Tsp'i l ~ Heavy to Light s'sas1ie: Pigs shc
gi2s per 100 B ruling very nIm until near 10 close
fr1, q, 81 b,"s, - , it 20, - IA ~
export demand Is s very business reported
closing ID S5e 1000 ties HPr closing To-
H. $50 tos June 1872 e eIo95g LS5c
S5S9 le' my l6e closing l9c oo6 800 c S es
tembe- IL 2al closing Re city steam hrm and
III5c for Continent. -. UTTEI.|sircty fne stock in
eradeS d1 and unsettled state HaFrkin Tubs Fair 70
Choice SsS;Ic state FI-kn Dalr es Fair TO Choice 81
DAIRY Tubs Poor to FAIR mare; Western Egin Cream
Par to Choice Csc; western Factory Poor Choice,
CHEEsE-MarSet very eady Stoke which Is less
ory Poor 70 Prime. 7al27c Western Flat, FAR to Choice
10 Choice fT IS Bemapd i A Try ck and
prices weas and declining Long Island and nearby i9a
southern !9e Wcstern ana ouieTn Far TO Good 10 IT,
sEEb,-Clover 9a.c; Timothy 81 1898 % demand
SrEARINE-Firm and quiet. sales $4,000 n. Choice CITY
lie; . ties. Philadelphia he; OlcOmargaFne SCarne,
tel 310F3fc
cs1g & ann and TGmPay S hha
cuba Museovado Inferior Common &c; FAIR Pa 1isc;
Good Prime. Centrifugal he; AOas -ugar
% Sc Melaao. iic Porto Rico Refining Inferior TO
Good Fair, Sal &c Good 10 Prime 14H1sc. Brazil y ;,
Nos u - 694Q7 l-C Java D. \, nos. 10 r. IVG ci
eaea ard 4m eo oT and d Ef der sgP se &
demand prevails Cut Loaf loo Crushed SIC Cubes 9dc
Powdered. ras e3.c., formulated gaiq q9c; Moud a
a.c ConieetIoneEs a. Sci STANDARD" nc; on
- aSc.; yellow &C" 9=dI Yellow, 7l-al &c.
TALLOW-Dul. weak and unsettled; Prime City. quoted
7l207dsc; sales CO. 900 H. 7i2G7asc.
TEA-A the auction to-day prices did not vary matera
1000 g. Moyune Green ct &C. for ITank9y $500 Tor
10 for Guupowdcr SIS pkgs Pingsuey lac. for Young
Hyson % a35l9 for Gunp0wdeT; l05 pk ia pan l5a3 u
~ Dust Sc; O19 i2032C; 900 FOrmOsa
OOlOng, 20 2oc.; 1875 India lea, 2SG55C.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-17

shoulders pickle "a al ac DO Smoked sssIse Bellies
II do steam I9a butchers Loose SIS TO-
western Kettle, 400; do steam, 1910 do. Butchers
Loose LILO Buier-Creamery Extra Pennsylvania 42d i3c
do western 4Od42c do Good TO Choce So d40 Bradford
County and NewYOrk Extra Tubs 30 Frsts $50
doe Western Dairy Extra 33a35o DO Good TO Choice 250
SOC Rolls Pennsy vania and Western, 22o2@. EggsPenn
Fun Cream, tSc.; Western Full Cream IKE; do Fair
Good II Ollaci do Half SKINNED 7d7 i2c; Pennsylvania
SKINNED 2a6c CofeeRio sac sugar-Raw dull at n
% Ior air 20 Good refining MuscOvgdos; Refined active
Cut Loaf &c; CRUSHED and Powdered. g1-c; sGranu
lated eatc.: Mould A, 9ac STANDARD, DC. SeedsCover
steady a. a94ci Timothy 20 759s3 CO. FlaNsecd 81 40
Petroleum dull lened in bbs 7asc Cases 1904 WhlsKey
duh Western. ~ 20.
ST LOUIS. March 1s.-Fiour about &C. lower wheat
opened higher advanced. then broke and became
setno bnt closed better and firm No Red FAN 81 26s
cash Pa April 81 ia May 81 l9al Iunei ri O9l January
81 20 All the year sales az 81 rs Ia II % May 81 ls9
lower for cash options better &c. cash. SCI Apu;
% % May 81 NC June sc July oats dull at IS &c cash
ley dun at zoe 81 o. Pork higher AZ Sl7 522 bid CASH
III 10 bid March, az ~ bid April Bulkmcats strong and
hgher shoulders - c. Long Cut 950c short RIB 90e,
snort Clear assoc Bacon higher and active shoulders c;
Sdear Rib. lOLci Clear sides 1910 Lard nOmnaly
iOfOc Butter nomnay unchanged Eggs lower at T. 2c
Mh-key steady at 81 II. Receipts-Flour, 1000 bills;
Shlpments-tlOur H. 900 bbls Wheat $4,000 bush. Corn
l0o.OOO bush. oats. 9 600 bush.
TOLEDO March lt-Wheat quiet; No. . Red spot 81 30
March 81 = 2aSl 29l2 April 81 29r May. 81 % q June
Il 2t@ July II li August II 1Ol9 Ill the year 81 OBJ
orr inactive. High Mixed. 7oc No spot, 6aisc, March
17oc April IS nc. May Soc June held at zoe oats-no
moth - l2la At the close-Whcat firm; No Rcd SPOT
2S2i0$i 29a March. Al 2s4as ~ April 81 291sl 29l2
= 1oIqs all the year 81 090 ~ 09a Corn firm; High
Mixed l207Oc; No spot SsG6S4c.: May. g. &c. Re
ceips-Wheat 5000 BUSH Corn, 5000 bush. oats,
hlpments-"heaL 5000 bush; Corn 5lOOO bush; oats
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-17
COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

hTyFFT2oL March giT lsl2i9 mco,t9n steady d
bales inclu ling 10 bales tor speculation and
turesUpauds Low Middlng clause March delivery q
also ii. 10 March ana April delivery, Gsisgd also 6d
June delivery. Cas,d 6ia rod uy delivery.
DO 0 Hqa GG amy AMY 96 A ase ALSO ALSO
G.d 60 September and october delivery eio,ad Futures
LNERPool- March l6-Cottou- Nddng Uplancs 6lsd;
SD; Ordinary Cpiands, I'D; Middlng Orleans al
Low Middlng Orleans, lIsdi Good Ordinary Orleans
,Lii!yEaFooL March ie3;Cq Futures Cplands Low
June delivery jd; do July and August delivery, GSs4d;
LIVERPOOL March 10 m.-CottonThe sales OF tn Q
ul ITinS MAJ W Pa Ie AnST'cn m
lands, Low Mdding clause April and delivery. 62asd;
AuGUsTA; Marcn 10 Cotton nFm Middiing u &c.
hddlinG c. GOOD Ordinary 10 &c receipts 1874 bales
BALTIMORE March lG.-Cotion steady: slddIing. l2c.
BOSTON. March 1G-CotoD steady sliddnng l2l4c; Low
Mlddllng II ~ iood Ordinary Ilc net receipts IO1O
CaARLEsToy. March lG.-cotton strong; MlddIng l2S
y &C. Low Middiing &c, Good Ordinary II &C net re-;
bales stock Il .G95 bales 80 '1-'N
GNoIYSSAIL March l6-cotton steady, Middngs u94c4
Low Mddng, II &C. Good Ordinary lO5Sc; receipts 80
bales shipments 500 bales; sales os bales stock s0s7
GALvEsroy March lection firm NldaInr I7-c.; Low
bales exports Great Britain Also bales coaswse, lslO
MKMPHIs March I6.-Cotton firm MiodmnG llalc.: Low
oae shipments 2279 bales sales 200 bales; stock 74743
Middhng II c; Good Ordinary. 10atc; receipts f24
bales coastwse $40 bales; 500 bales stock
au.U12 bale-
NEwORLRAys Marcn 1G-COttOn firm: Mddung, l2c;
Low AhddImG e; Good Ordinary lie; net receipts
al bales Go bales exports to Great Britain S1U9
bales sales. 5000 bales bales stock 2S6sO2 bales
NORFOLK. March lB-COtton steady; Middlng l2c.
net receipts, l52J bales exports TO Great Britain 43l
co1w- 80 bales sales H. SO bales stock 1926 bales
PHILADELPHIA. March lG-Cotton urn: MIdGnng ~ sc.
Low MddlnE IL &C. Good Ordinary. 1850. net receipts,
j. bale- stock. 10o3 bales.
SAVANNAH March lGCottOu quiet; Mddnne. II Ac; Low
Nddng II &c GOOd Ordinary lUsc: receipts, lt2j
bales exports cOB,we ljsl bales sales 500 bales last
evening. 400 bales. stock g.. GJS bales
81 LOUIS. March lG-COiton nrm: Mddling. II 60 Low
MdduE II Good Ordinary lO3ic; receipts, Z42 bales;
shipments 1879 bales $3.50 bales stock, 1903 bales
VI l-IA-IDN March 4l.-CotOu strong: IIddIng Il &C;
Low Nicdlng roc. GO0u Ordinary, lu5tsc. receipts
lo7 bales exports cOastvis 6j0 bal5s stock 1926 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-17
TIE STATE OF TRADE.

BUFFALO March 16-Four steady Win fair demand
Wheat nncaanSed SoTa nIn ana SoGl az ae ana sgpp
tRcae No'2 Toledo Zoe. oats-NiHed Western held at
quoted at 95c al sxroved state s5ag5c; Rye quoted
New YORK bT raii|Whcaf Sc: Corn nc: OATS. 4hc
Railroad recepts-Flour. 100 Dbis' Wheat 5000 bush
Railroad shipments-Tlour 1000 D6is Wheat 1900 bush
CaIcAGo March isoFOuT steady unchanged Wheat
sf g Sg. 1a1a 9Te 10 MATCH InehsS GP
bid May q p Jun y y u - July; 70 do ~ %
higher at 60 zoe cash CSC March 50 April csc May;
6l4c June o. o.: ". Ise'ed' oc'S Ia[R actge
April; 45is May ~ &c. June; 4lsac. July. Rye teay
PORK ssiive, rm and higher At 81 25esl7 s7 easli
s7 90 March aud APT as t o. rm May gn III bgT
ISL 30 Jpiy arr ar h AM 10 be s Nav 10 So
and higher; shoulders 665c' short Rib, 975c short
CNtrSSAn March I6-Four steady Unchanged Wheat
strong 40 iSed Hlnl . , 9 TsS 6 VO9 , PHsh
IS &C. Oats strong; No. Mixed 49ajUc rye frm at g04
sal a. Zoe clear RID . Coz Bacon strong and higher
active and arm a sales Of finished Goods
sos bbis basis Of 81 10 Batter strong ana higher
Choice Western Reserve $lc choice tehtLal ONO Sc
az &c Hogs steady and Grm; common and Light 80 25s
80 10 Packing and butchers. 80 5oa$1 20 receipts
MHWAUKEE- March lG-Fiour in lair demand; spring
settled and lower futures Milwaukee Hard 81
do soft Fresh, " 2s March 81 70 Af ~ -3'ti May
Do n O9t No. aud Rejected, nominal. Corn higher
G4c. oats scarce and hrmer No wanted at i2c White.
47c. ]. SIC. No. Barley
and active 2 spring fresh, -7c. April s7a4o.
No, spring Extra nc. Provisions higher; Ness PORK.
cash aud March 81 81 April Lard Prime Steam,
1857 - cash and March, lu7Uc. April H0gs hrmer but
dul 90 ~ 10 Hcceips-ElsuT, b6Ou bush Wheat $4,000
bush Barley 1900 bush shipmcnts-tlOur, 10000 bushi
heal $500 bush; Barley, 1000 bush
PHILADELPHIA. march lb.-flOur nTm-We and Penn
syyana Extras ~ 75a 2 Minnesota Extras 66i
do straight - OOi ienusY anna, Family GOOD - IS;
DO Chmre. % -. Ohio DO GOod AID holce, 80 30 do;
s% t.oCs 80, ~ Louis 90 Sh 9 r. Ug' MHoso-
en- GOo 81 5Oa - 90 Hye Flour weak az ~ 50 for Pure
Mixtures. A. odr4 l2ia Corn Meal very quiet Buck.
wheat cal dull AZ % % Wheat irregular so. ked. May.
81 "a 90 June ~ 81 ~! 81 TIE rHie Tor so Red,
prompt shipment u & - free board. Corn quie aud
southern cll1S, 0IOC. Mixed.
AT Richmond loci EteaueI depot - isC. M g do.
~ c do Etjccted, sBc, cargo Mixed. prompt
sipmcuts, nominal a lbac, free board. Oals-NO
hiie o. &c so 10 Slc Rejected, - &c Mixed Soc Pro
visions seady-BeeL Clear CITY Mess. per Dbl 1880
%. PACKETS, Sl2 90 90 No. I. ell bO Beet Hams
s2l OUas22 90 India Mess s26 POrk-Mess sIsd&Is POI
Extra Prime. ST 90 Hams-SmOked II gaI9c., 90 salt
petTe IL c smoked sldes iOSa IN sat l0gIOc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-17
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per NOrh Rieer. Vessels and Railroads
NTW-YORK Thuradnr March ] @. 1880
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
Nrw-YoRK. Thnrsday. Mach Ie. 1ss2.

ASHFS-Stcady and quiet
COFFEE-Rio quiet steady, unchanged; Ordinary 20
Prime cargoes sdllc, Including Falrat 0 alOc Z56 bags
Low Ordinary for May sold s3j stock OF Brazil here.
ll@6O1 bags Mild quiet unchanged stocks mor crate
pm e. firm 200 bags Maracaibo sold private terms.
Quotations Java. l362Oc Singapore I2dl3c Ceyon 10
al5c Maracabo % BE. Laguayra 9dl4c; Jamaica slG
lzc; ~ Domingo, S2091c; Porto RicO, l00l3e. Costa
Kca g2gi5ci dexe9n II al22c Mocha, 27G2sc; Angos-
COTfON-SpOt Cotton llac higher fairly active
~ Oaes 65 bales last evening" including 42j bales for
EXPORT jb2 bales Tor spinning and 80 bales for speculation
Delivered contract 200 bales Receipts az the ports
qay lof bales against 6613 bales this day last week. and
1880 bales last since September l. 4l26I7O bales
against s,oUO2SO bales time Last season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-17

Futures active closing advance OF 10 70
p@n S bales e eIs{ cs G pa6 HaTs on tf n5e
l2s!ql39G august l29sSl2lo september Y 56q 1858;
Der. Ii77. Prices for Rings and Margins-Alarch 12ls
4 Apr scp1emeG 9 oeSbd I'll u Ndvcmer
pecgmDST ~ ,Pgsry ils& losing Prices for con
i2d ai262 October, Il9IaIieG; November ii.7SGIL57
tL0Tk AM Ma gaet and P sI
93bng trade demand sales 1000 bills Including 800
go tS9s - ioT P~tsns I;SuU DDS W, wheat 700
bis o. Low 0 GRADE Rs Extra = a 81 30 500 bbs EuPe
90 75asi 20 for sp1ng; $3.50 40 for Winter R
for the whole range $4,000 bills Winter Wheat TX
Qnotaons No , 81 1888 TO- latter extreme supernne
SO 759s4 so Common TO Fair Extra STATE - 59GS4 go
~ 5das5; Choice s. o0dss so Common 10 Good
So sGdss: Common Extra Minnesota lOasl 20 Clear
s sSSs Rye ra su5 55S 50 g. Patent s. t' fs
ss 20 St Louis Common TO- Fair Extra - 500
Winter Wheat Extra So * ass So market closing quiet ~
Good EttFa s. 0es6 S6 Good choice g ossS Reud
ing bbls for export s7-;;RYE FLOUR shade better
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR selling at 81 : )d$2 q, mainly at
So quoted - 2oGs3 g.; Brandywlne - 659
ToE5GN sal 3 agso9 93ao d SoHes 50 Yes
GRAIN -wHEAT-M Marker 4a'ac better. with light e1.
port and city milling demand ana brisk trade on specula
the day; sales LOS 900 bush future 1000 bush cash
Green Bay spring, not strictly Prime = y de iyered
Choice ola 40 Chicago, II 30, delivered Jngraded Winter
Red q l2i2@sl 70 L. No Red q 5l2qsl So. for new,
~ 3Ja4 ~ - for Old Uugraded White SOj0sl 80; No
While 81 3S 33l2 tor ~ go for old; No. Red
March y 34li closing IL "a bid ~ 30 asked. do Aprl
3aa- 81 l. closing ~ 80 p. May, 81 3J4GEI 30
closing & June ~ $3.50 II 1884, closing 81 $780,:
july u "a 6S 2jl. closing 81 RY quiet
firm; ~70H-c lois and boat lr1C. BARLEY Market
with light Offering; sales. $1,000 bush Tn
Cauada$l ~ n 10. 2OOJ bush No. 81 10
Hiatt er for Choice ..-B riley MALI steady with
moderate Inquiry sales 1000 bush TWOrOWed state -
II O-A CORN-Market 40lc. better; closing with
about IA &C. of the advance lost light export and home trade
and business options, the TRANSACTIONS Og
May delivery reaching l2u~.u'u bush. sales 80 900
bush future us Cbush cash. including Cngaded Western
Mixed tUIiC No. = losing III - &c.
day No 27+-a75ec IN II )re and elevator and 76c.
scred yellow. soc: No. Mixed. March. "a
&c. closing - iic do April "a G75c. closing -
MAY clofg 155c dc June 74ss 15ac, closing
1870 do Jny, 1sz16cr closing 1890 AIaMarSct
lower; fairly active trade mainly options;
100000 BUSH including No ~ 81 2c. Tor new No.
81 &c. for new, old; No. No White j2C.
new, for old No. IS 2c 81 Ice. for old No
J. % Mixed Western. 50G5 l2c. Waite 52455c:
bush No Mixed Il arch o. v e. 900 bush 40 April
,O 5oc; l55OUO bush do May 4334 050c. closing Doc
FEED urUeT; 4O46O 10 100.
LONDON CABLEGRNM or THE 10TH INSTANT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-17
LONDON wnnL SALES

LONDON March GFo0wing the Wool sales OfWedne5-
day detail: 35a9 bales N.coran-tleece lltH- LID;
secured ql l. greasy, fd locks amt pieces,
-ia d. RI Lambs ad D2d: = bales Natal ana ape
secured d lid greasy Gd vt. 1872 bale, POrtPhl-
ip-Flecce, l"d02 'd secured i'd Id greasy, ~
l3t; locks and pieces. 6rl ~ i '23 bales New south
IA ~. and land FIerce az Id: rrrasv Ia a
Ll. locks and pieces IL I'll l 57i bales Adelaide
secured i greasy l2d lOl 90 bales New Zealand
secured llda2 d. greasy IDOL Id locks and pieces.
Sd I'D LOO bales -yiueyScouTed, l3d llld' greasy,
adUl Lad
To-day sold comprising Port Philip
Adelaide. There strong demand and rates very
firm.