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New-York tribune., 1876-09-29

i With Ulster and Delaware Rtltoad landing e. iligh
land Falls west pomi) Cornwall NewbufEb, MArll13,
Milton. vopFiD, agd Steamboats, Ihoui-
Corue leave every Iesdlr Thusday and saur'ay. James
BALDWIN, Monday, " gancsdsy, Friay syTlns. Pier 4S
y. H. a. . y. ~.
, 1876-10-20
GENERAL MARKETS,


lsitO0M.C COI.N-Deuun rvport fatr ost,of trade At
ao:p4 prices The receipts last week trn CO NJ,
and tr shipments 40 ooo nls Ghotcd green hurI G}sc;
medium, lE rcd lrrcd SC; Kyceu brush, with huri
enough 10 work 1t. aeac, rid t!ppcd with do, 424}le,
green covers and lus!du, Ar, red tipped d. 1ic;
inside fus. Ek4}fct medium 10 clofcn Ata!; braid.
<k.snt inferior hfEsh. :s.5}lc: crooked lo. 2ts&c.
HEASh--Eassrr'. mediums we're Quolcd hlln IL 30
e. ffs and navtcs At Fl.TeS..75, Western mediums
wcrc quoted 1t 81. UOt~t. ~ Eey bu.
nuTTEl;-Thc market was fairly actgvn and nru Ut
fully previous prices. Tito Receipts liberal, but TIN
outward movement continues on RtntrDus scale, anl
stocks aru KEPT down 10 snail dt.neuh!ons. WaQu0tc
Choice 10 fanny yellow, tile; medium to Eoo. i76s
..,c: inferior tn cnutnun, TIA itic.
nAGllSlt-Haluts ar9 temporarily lInaPttled, anil
pI!sys s!,ow xoSd deal e irIrRaatis. Juh4sr!
5s's!e ASs;!ssa \ SsaR; !ie ihss ~
Sls*, sssis. a}.s ii!;s. %. asaGe, sts.s. Nv s'
40 i1nrtd s,y wl,rEe trota 5titit.
EOAlt-lrtfea ftlD.in ~ btfurc. Trade IL tHll, 1!1
demand TOY tAu nlost part henu vuunRrd "a supplying
sIIs&7 IL; ao. nut. s7:s Is: a.. rssac, sA s7.6
G.,Sssre Ol!S, s;,a,, illlnois S. 7ssss.ss: '0''
a,s n M; sssss |l mill: 'ss .S tHs
flsli1nbhsrs report tte market Without nav feat.
urts. Trade enat.aue; goad. aud tbs qsnesal tenor
Sal!s,s1; IA 65:bTi,s n; ID: t:is n: a.. s;e5
bt!. %. ya III C9s NJ slofe. ax,rs. E:hrL yla.6o
':s' :ss }:s II; TX ;as.s!sts S ke @
t.sis aaS'' Ill: H. sI,dis G.aE f. caaa;y LIZ u
, 1876-10-20
PROVISIONS.

HOG FsoD1fcfs-We1 moderately acttSc. and rel1.
lively nrIn. They were grncrutly quoted hIgsr. but
IN pork AMI laEd, and arla.ly IN MEATS Thcrp wasa
fulr denaAnd III the aggregate. but II waA yariahu
throughout, tur which wcro very IN.
stable tn tbs loading ss'tccs. logs wcle III moderate
tupply, aud quoted lof.dH ppF lGD ~ higher Which
tcudsl 10 advance prtcca VI ptaduct BY msklng Hjs
nru,cr In &helf vlewA, independently OF tho dttsn1.
The dealing In pork and lard kesntI 10 c ceny local.
but It wss dcu to 0ltafr pgceisc Information frpu,
1rcrasoTs In ru9ut1 u tas Character thu trade Tho
work paakluu II proceeding fairly tho Offerings VI
heRa being freely takcn Under little batter aensnd for
tho product. Tncrc II lNs doing than was expected
would lc tho ceAa by this ting, the material
nut rouc forward 40 freely was e1pecled. Packers
do not pfois44 ~ expcu uucA Of tnctcAss Til tue ad
,ent VI cold ucaslvrI tle lcN.pSrAtust u not low
, 1876-10-20
By TELEGRAPH.
FOREIGN CITIES.

Special Dfapaieh To T1s 7labunG
LIyEnrooL~ Oct. tu-il 4. m.-FLoUn-No. l, 1tst
No. 2, 1aa 0d.
Observation-Disclosures, No. l, n ID, No. 2. d Sd,
spring, No. l, d 0d, No. = ~, white. No. !, 1os od No
2. los cd club No. l. l0s sd; No. lA 3D. Cofn-Sc. u
:5s od} No. 2. A3s3d
Paovisloxn-Pork, Tn Gu. Lard, 48a-
LtvEKrnoL, Oct. t1-1 1p.m.-BEKADsTCFTA-8tFo
Flour, No. !, rs; No. =, .3a.
GRAiE-Whtat-Nrtnter,b "a o.; spring No. !, o. 1pd,
No. . Ds ID; whlte, No. l. los Cd; No. :: los I'D, club
No. l. los Dd; No. los 5l. CoFn-No. !, :Is; No. y
2N Cd.
Hest unchanged.
LIvEHrooL, Oct 1o-Latcst.- -Qutctt mid.
din: uplnn11s 15-iadl Orleans, 6ad; aaea 10, coo
balcs, speculation mud export 600; American e. SOD.
DREAnsTurFS-Strongi CAlfoTns white wheat, aver
acs 1Ga 3dzlos 0d, cinb, 1os5d lDa OIL; No. anl So
red wcGtotu sprlng. o. alGloas No. and No. red
Western winter, o. 3D. Flour Western canal
III Gs25s. Corn-Western mixed, lsH 9l1.os. Oats
American, :ssls cd. American barley, IS I'd. ca.
uadLan peas, l1a I'd.
CLovkn SEEn-AmcIlcah, bO7+s3s.
rR0ytStoNs-Nlcss pork IL Jd. Primo mess beef, 1u
American lard, 4aS. Checsc-Fthc American, $50.
Daccn-Long clcart 4$s Cd; Bhort clear, 4as.
TALLow-Fhc American, fJs I'd.
F9TNoLECN-spltits. lOsi rcnned, les ei9les-
L1NsEEp oiL-ass ID.
RshtS-Common, u.s. pale, 14s.
6rinkrs TcRFESTtSE-e4sg Cd.
ANTWERP. Oct. 10.-IETnoLEux-A
LtSsEKD OiL-2ss 3GGo9s Sd.
, 1876-10-20
REAL ESTATE.

The following Instruments Hcro a'od for record
Thursday, Oct. 10:
ptJY PROPERTY.
1ionorc st, 1877 II OF Madison 1t. af, a 7.i0x
I55 e. dated AME y. .;.,:;* SUI
% inns !. 7 . =" .a esoo
II asted ,et -. aioo
II datea o;t 5000
SouiIl Dearborn q. lGJ II Of twentieth n. "
................. 1000
9orTtl OF ctrT LIMITS, WITHIN 4 RAntu6 or AkvEx
Attra or T1te ttotfEf .toEsf.
Sept 5000
I'LL ~ Isted uiy a. 1000
dated Sent. :, 100
, 1876-10-20

New Yonk. t,ct. 1p.-rho roi market w..
raruc,crtz,,1 ir mur,, tc,r exc.ncnt th. ,;.,t"r.
.," - nas. 'ee. tns" seat's'
ss pss, ~ vas soss, N ..s
acauently becams Iru1or on ruu,urs that coupols
,rsro Jr.x, ., ny., nv, s.,, r.t.r ssss .ss",sss
s,s,,, sr,a " o";4 ~. s. ".e, "a7 ws.s6
asaIn. Ths price opened at 1lo. fall on to l1O!s,
rats was per conf aud .borro,sIng RI tcx 1.8. pcr
,l.a,, aud = ~. r,nt -., .n,,,t. 80. -
49, H. fe4 "n'"o'' A"s"' ~ 'ae
s'ose were Hinaa hat'
Isa1lrouil bonds were strnug.
SLATE accurfLfcs wutr iinli
Thv stoeI: market, viii lin cxe.n,1on "A, No,,h.
western, which wut u higher ,thali M tho oiose
ycetcrd,y, ope,cl sscaas. .Aitnr a docllna Of
Iuckayatna y Wcalcr,l, aul Il III Laku SHotes
tnr whole market bc:al to ndyaMec. and hrior,,,
noun had rEsc14 AGlG, thc latter iolu,yarn l. ind
sou Canal. delaware. LackawNn.,a 4 West"gn
CensTai IT, ard SosthWesteris t,re;ulsei eo,ns nm
moi, ADVANCED ll(:H l's,li nteferrsd ii. tNn
cninn,pM i, and Lake Shore and Erlc II. 1ci,ch
Subsequently tbs atiranco was lnrtinliy Iost, md
II, thr Juy, AlthouVl, Ihrr, Was on.irrnhln @W y,
ncitun In Soma ftncEn from tho exais,nr arnnrs y,
tic n,ornlng, yet tbe GENERAL tst rI",ei
Ut hrher nrcrs tt1nu vesfcrtlav 1hn n,srtct .snI.
10 gain strp1ixtl 1niy. md illorc has been mara
luns tfu,n nast, In tl,c tnni ieulfnrs, Snw Yn,l
Irrtr1i1 ,yaa Ateadv III 1i:if; inter srjInr nj III
and iNi,., Lake Sl.orc cIntci At i6lz. affrr Ell
Ina at i!,,f md U0E3, Nur,l,rcd,cru ,con,Mun
l:Gal from thu hri,e.t unint H. PM rnmman M
III oil At JOY sud 1,rcierred at III ii. i,ock
u '' The Say having bsea 1oa n' and e1Sas. 1Sa.
so stnrLs nlon 1'a,at ~ sna aeae sa !" In
, 1876-10-20
The General Features of Local
q. Finances Unchanged.
Discount Lines 1sising---NeW York
Exchange Flnt---Clearings,
$4,3OO,OO0.
The Produce Markets Irregular and
Active...War News and
Rumors.
Provisions, Wheat, and Corn
Excited---Barley Easier.
Prospects for Dreadstutls. ..Our Barley,
and It's inspection.


The day In banking circles vas unmarked by any
nntircAb'e changes. deposit lines show The effect
Of tho improvement OF tho Ncaton IN stronger
tendency, and enough has hcon nddod 10 the dis .
count lines Of tho banks 10 absorb the chnap sur.
plus, and ptodnco petcdptlbo hardening OF
outsldo rates. Tho offerings OF country paper &fc
liberal, md considerable discrimination Is cxor-
cisctl IN accepting ton,. There ia Grmer demand
on all sides for accommodation, and, while nothing
1ko str1ngency prevails NJ Is npprohundcd. sum.
Client activity prevails 10 meet the present yiewz Of
the financial community.
Rnses OF discount arc sO10 poY cont to rcgulnr.
eaatomcrs: apscIal rates aro MAIDS In apsoIuI cascs.
business TN tho street Is done at s per cont and
upwar1s, md Is dull.
Nav York exchapge was weait. and sold between
banks at 70cQ1$1 per 81, 600 discount.
The clcartnes were 81. 800, 900.
THE PHILADELPHIA AuuuR.
Tho Philadelphia Ledger, whlcha week OF two
ago declarod taef annblo TO dfscover tho sigus Of
Improvement in business hcratied by the press
generally, now comedies 'tthnt better feeling In
trade has set In. In It's money article Of the 17th
inst. It sn7s:
ut seyeIt'es;s III H. s.,sssssd
shs 1 Rss i !s
sqF Sny o IL o s oss
s ,Ss "a M syy S 5 S,
~ nSss ,aI%ts r5sx hssasfsS
1kst continues Quiet and rates 10 rne ucaiiy steady
THE LONDON eTOCt1 ExuNAN1n.
The annual bu.tnesa Of tic London stock Ex-
change, at ihc atcst period for which returns arc
accessible. was Sn,, 760, 600. 200. There ara, In
addition. $3.50, ooo 600 Of plocksu not on Its
list. dealt in in London and Thu provinces.
TO WESTERN BARMERs.
, 1876-10-20
LIVE STOCK.
tt1lta*

I4f4V Nsb1b Asu4V
CATTLE-Tho AlttuJauua Of buyers yesterday va.
noticcsNty LArKur thah Wa4ncsdRy Or tho day b..
fQsc, that, wlu i1iytdual pGrelases were not ina.
owuen linn IN either ii tils preceding day.
OF The week. beyond tho fat Of 4 altzhtly
ncivased demand. tho market wss ualmpsorrd.
The supply vim heavy ami VI luor quality. anh thu
n,ws from thu East waa badt consequently the feeling
hero depressed. Al IaN2sc decline FROM last weeks
prirck shlppr4 srclned Willing y take hald and nnst
hgsss ksasu raii ~ H. L. 1is Iak or ii. saes
xeIr 1t pFlcea taAgaX tf0n st,t0 duwward q &l,7l
fte1ef1 anl tilp 1Ugal trade pYytnK ~ 97Asa.. nuA
shippers securing luoIt iheE ~ t low
iasx iEaxS ~, 1 aa aSa oioS. s." 9iI Y
~ ~. tul rcas weFS lu light supply aud Ia 4rManI
, 1876-10-20
COMMERCIAL.

The following wcro tln recetpts and shipments
Of tho leading articles of produce In thla city
during tho twenty -four hours ending as o'clock
on Thursday morning, and for the corresponding
time lAst scur:
, 1876-10-20
COTTON.

AoniIE, Oct. l0.-Cotton nrN. l0}sc; nst LII
balcti sn1cs. ., COO; exports, coastwat, lin.
SAVANNAH, OCT. lD.-Cotton quiet; lniltog. lGHt;
net a47 halcss gross, a0i7, silica 1850; export 10
france, 1.430.
GALVESTON. Oct I0.-Cotton quiet: mildllaS. III;
net T. 7a3 ba1ess sales, tlt1 exports 10 uttat BrtlH
014t coahtvise. 162.
CnA.LksroE, Oct ie.-Cotton ar1n; mtidtng, losr;
net 80 bales; saes, ,0oo exports to Gfras BEtss,
l2N
,Ekv onLEAss. Oct. 18.-Cotton IN Rood detana;
kales. $3.50 bales; quotations uncanrods seee,p bst
<01s; Sross, ooou, exports tU Liverpool, 4.Gl,; 70
Hamburg. 500, Ssw York, 1,so7; stock, ea.f'j
, 1876-10-20
,,A1Sr MICHIGAN.

f1ucApp,-yhe ras1l. atorn yes'cia,as;,i ~. bu,.1a4
man lna!dv aua tprro wps but very Ill., ~. ss,sp 4
t-nn,eslcl along tbs dosks-..sas xsaips. es,I
i.uber W.. II ti4p uar';s. la.s 81. nl.d
Key. capt. Huudy.s lltiia Go.pel '''p !av 80 ii
returned hero yenssday " NV
, 1876-10-20

lUI!S-N NGrTnAst n t4lt NffflY bf t6a5 hhH 5Hf*
market hyant lonr. thn Jar1s eary,
Under s.k ssnpetiiiSn lii r,sIcs 6eioe naa'i 1si
!toJ ~ Itt.oa pr !oo weIc 4 yaainrti t!sGnE
poor 10 coicc snGd!nt Antl heavy weights. white Fntn
10 clsotse 1eayt N!fnrnR hogs wero wsnted q fnh
pera and nfeior heavy sold At - lt1 ~ and sxtrA
FAtladstns Rra!c. at 70 of8.3o. The market closed
, 1876-10-20

Ipts! expcrt.. SIS olaaa7 sso. .7ss aos sou i, ou
u spceic...... a,,eoo714 1o.4us,oM a5.aaA, t4o
THE FuTunE or WHEAT.
yhe London EconoD,lst Hnys: ''Thcse has hccn
very general expectation In tho corn (whcat)
market that tho price OF wheat during the harvest
season now commenced Gun hardly remain at the
low level Of tho past two years. Tho rlso
may not for so,nc t!mo he very considerable, but
moderate rise haH been counted on, The clrcum-
HtAnccsar " different from tloso Of the
two harvest seasons preceding tho present enc.
The ability Of foreign countries to send large sup.
plies. even in arernge ycars. sccnls 70 great that
We s,.oald hesitate about anticipating great rise
In price unlcss therc happened to b0 less than On
average harvest III all tho great countrios Of SUPP
ply. This IN plainly not the cass now, and We prc
consequently doubtful whether tho present level
Of prices (Oct. u will be exceeded during tho har-
vest season. In no case docs II appear likely That
thcro can be my grea. rise, Mnleas On tho 0yc Of
next harvest II denc1cney should then be threat
cned.''
TILE BRITISH GRAIN MARKETS..
Tho Aart Land Erprxtf, In ita review OF tic
Brittsl, tradc during the week ending Oct II.
Guys harvesting fs eti1l unfinished In thu morrill, and
tho uuxocurel crops suffering both In grain and
straw. There has been slight improvement In
the quantity Of g1nin marketed by farmers during
tho week. but tho bNik offered Ia stEll In An nn-
satisfactory condition. Only dry samples havc mot
With kny attention, and these llavo been rather
higher, presumably because Of the demand for nno
grain for sowing purposes. Values DO not appear
10 hayc boon sai.ad BY tho prospect of war.
boI compared With that Of July i shows lint tho
quantity Of maizn IN fsanary = aualtaplcd; What
what Diminished. Theae stocks, tluush certainly
lnrec, ought not, considering, tho recent and pros
pcctvc large dim!nntlon pf imports n1d tllc',lca-
unly modcrite iucrcaae upon tbs corresponding
period Of last year. Tho largo imports lhcn arrv:
1 ss a4a + wssx "
healthy although tho large stocks and The difficulty
70 oaa1s ohSr haa aeeins
possible while shirmcnts from abroad continue On
tue presont moderate SCALE and any political event
countries concerned being Important grain pro.
duccss-
Harding. uray i Dewey, Of Boston, wrlto as
Sollowa:
on s saes ioT Months ptS ps avc srxcPy
'sa 'ss; = Pn,
70 s
~ r e. e. Rps wf ss l.
sms'sr q wHo n tic VIZ
e kssR " g,s.5G sns rS 4 |: +
!ootcd tor thero Il every Indication OF healthy md
FOREIGN IMronrATioNs.
Rsccred at Chicago Caston,a Oct ID, 1870: +.
hfadlenet, ~ casks gin; Horace Aylner, brl
whlsky; F. Mllencr, III casks rum, 9 octlyes
brandy, l cask whisky; Moseback 5 Humphrey, Is
drums caistic sodu. Amount OF dutles collcctGA
s7,374.17
Oun HARLEY INSPECTION.
a. ate Editor at TAs Tribune.
f.k.u -
, 1876-10-20

NKw YonE. Oct. t0.-The trade movement coata1a
SLOW with commercial houses md Importer CattOl
KoodA are In steady, modtratG lcnaul at unebaa.ea
prlees F1tutl were In moderate rnqnes Gloucester
mourning prints sold Mt TO- lassac fancy p1lnu vert
reduced Nc. Dress goods were Irss active, Ntas
wear Of woo!cus remain quiet. Forcic gooGa VEN
auQSAh.
, 1876-10-20


ODER ~, 1876.
George. roat.n. s,.71, lsnr,aor rrrnr. .p, trl,,
NC S,aas; ~: ~ f;%s%;$:, ss S1sS!ss.
cG%%S|; IHFsf 4 ;si,
rss yrsrs r. st'o y H1 @
s%sSs :Nn.s. a aao,:s. 1n,s, r,sne.. ,xsoxs,
r.!:a !syc, 81 s: !s't 'ss.
'?s Ss!sssis iss' @ 2a'a y;
s.: ,;s| ;'9;; .s3 :ss;s
$:ss
ls.oes ..!nI's; ,Isfss iiSls fra.s Nsa$s, pseaa..
$ssxS; s'''s' r..
s: :SS s5sfs':s: e ss;Ss ?s 3:
s ra III @ Sgfs; @ sans e oss e
~ yft sssSS;
a1 ~ 81 sen ~ yGFss y @ H. s
9ranres 9asi i ~ s'r''s A'a'''ao"
~ s,s !" ss
s$S
'fS Ts.i ssiS ue s carSa cStG Lou,p
'EsMs surssr.-o, &. 1.y. .aaa,c, ,,avo No. .oaa,e,
ssse ss ~ fsnsy 'S Sas; s"go Il f e. @
Efhsnnoft .jnSh ISG Mti Sisncatjs, NGs1 E:l$s
SItkEs-fateftt Ct i6af iih1tt Cri,sl.rti puWdcrcd
lisSc. Eransiatci. -il3Se; standard. lie, ID No.
yeiIo. NJ. itlfosi0ic, elioise bloxn. 0Nt5i6oi
HlEIilr -C4lilOrJla sHgar,af Ifp< 7s sSI iiar,nnd
tfius Bt. .tGtl, j aYcr dFips catf1 fNe, EKttpJc;
a., ~ r,in nt pnrtp ~ pe,fss ,ffs MH @
tastes 45 GOc common n,olasscs psl0ss hlacGh,rIp,
Nsc5sc: .u..,. ,,,,<,,- ..a,s,
,ca..ee. nrnncr IT,, ~ tn,"ss Al Sn1
cntts EfnEsT. 14&si5t. -
AnAr.GTrna 3inc, o.: German Notified, ,9H17ci
n, AJAX; Ly; sfe1 T;ntarn
Tsnnsr, &C. @'A'S's'' s''~' @~'- ''~s4 N'''''~'
nrtccf Tic uifnriuca an thc market N,rrc mojcfufc
altt lfitIc was DONE W. cuno; Nc timothy 1T ID
FREQ On posT; NJ do Su.n1; mixed sa.Ui: 1njsui
, 1876-10-20
MARINE,
CHICAGO,

hnR1yAEa-Stmr Muskegon, Aluslegont iaA.
drics; prop shubaygun, 1tanitowoe, sunaff''
rrop W. r. Graves. Milwaukee. light; prop Ass'
Eenycr, Benton l1arbor. sualrlcs; prop clt5,'l%
peahtIgo, towing; prop @. D. TrneHdc'', sa 'oe,
aundsies: prop J. IL. OwcA, EscanAba' iron o'''
prop New Era, Grand Haven, towing; sn, .,.s. ~
,!osher, shoboyEan, lumber; sehs Norman, IT,,
1mincc, lumber; schr Vermont. Nuskesop' 9p.'
4chr pe1htigo, pcshtlgo, sundrcs: *chf ASMs. !.a.
pcsht,qo. sundrIcs; sois Auntc Tomlur., .Whh
Hall, si,ndtles; schr LcnA Julsnhnil. Lulss1Sa.
snndrle4; sclir u. Culklns. linnis're, yohgs' a..
srhr AliHcnu, 3luskcgun, eandrles; seM r,,I.s 1sa
WA, wSsfxS sxs* Glsss 1kss" ssSnrs. sna0tf,J Ell
uha, iron oro: scIr 1vor Lawson, While m.ea VI,
lumber; sc'r j. q. Moss, MnskesoG la'aocHi mo- Hntu
g T. Allen. AuskscoM. lun.eHr fen, Ai3 AM;3,ssIo
lumiMr; l sshr d. ". Adam,, Milwaukee 'gs:' ~
vcow Trio, Davis ptrr, wood; sen" 1nSS,sa. htHsae
Lulwlgs tIcr. lnubcr: scow J. ;ai,,aS \: 1ou'l iii.
Whits WI ~, lakc i,aS, lSmse'' sail bout 'aa ''A'
CaEAnXacas-sehr Advance. Pe'h'g,o; ,,n ~ sool. /.
oats, y bria beof, and suMdres; scnf hca Esn,ssSa
Mnts ske vi tSms Srsf 'tS s,i IuEton
Ea AanItowoe rs bsls apples. Sa, t. ~ p.sts,. H.
hass 40 BIZ o and sqnaf'es; hri. n,Ik E II b,l, ,Et
10 S1ls apples, ,3u bM feed, j. ls,s tcsa; p,S?;
prdgcon, j., Port Huron A. N. nn epst I,sn UsD
brls aour 100 hr. porE ad slnaG!ss H., lsad "a
suni.ios pop japan, Erls 20 5oe ha NS.ts:o TS.t'
100 bn corn, brls pork, brl! lant ~ esn,sat aal
prop Favoyite, Ncilomlnec: 10 nEls % esIfg IA gS b.
1undftes; prop Emptre State, !I!HaIu, a, snndds;
corn. 7Oj brls Gour y br1s pntk, sta ~, Is"ti "s.t
nrop Messenger, benton llarbor, lov ~ n jos
krls pork, and aundF1es; prop Ifur'ocsiy ocsiyrr LIE
bril- iqupr and suRdrlcs: hchf G9fAs, III aui tsn.
1900 bu uata, ~ brls Hour, p'''''
dries.
TltEINlITs. ,, ,,a
Cn1cAao.-FrelRhts wore quiet anu usvu ..h, II, l.
were nominal at A,iGtoc for corn ins '.s. t.k.u
llacon and stu,r n. X. Falroans sG ....ss ron
for cora to Eric Ut 4;ic, and the prop ,.a nort
and Japan wheat through yls above nsu.sS 'ts 1as
Tbs prop Cleveland corn to osasn'.a., ,s.r,,. e..
utup Portage takes about 20 oog w. ~ \, s,r,, Ths
iacsty 10, Oo In wheat, and 1Ao ~" tIretn " D,yto
q. t}awt. was taken for wheat 'so''
ogIp Wrrptao' ~ w" y, oct. lA-chaEtssS,i; to iii.
DcurEp W. uouu reports sch! F11'5T1s, Tssyrr. la. p
wunEeu ut ACC pcE ton; achr d. y; ..,s John "
Sheh0ygan Oh private forms. .a! ~" NusaaAta
l.auahlin reports batk SclaoI'' soa' " =,
a. 6sTisl1 5 sr ,Gn ST., 17aaiu freight. ats 15
Unchanged Wheat IN Osweeo,, nHSsi HSin,top 10 tspors
burg, III; to buffalo, 2.sc. &. "; ";;o,i. Alpna :"
buffalo, at g.. .u!1a per u Oh rail- .,. roA r.
MILyAIkEE, Qct. lT.-Thnfa W, NJ saa nt*s
uuIry Tor aru{n ystar!s a.aln i9.dlv on 'Ckiass
ruled nrp, ut n1tc Oh wheat 70 bnIa'".,.. .,..xrep r.
luu was demanded by CARRIERS ~ tssorct lsHHa,
gugencnt1 to uudalo we're; .s es..s ~ II, And ~"
atIl J. ]. t'Ass. n1, D00 bn o. W.T. Mtt,i ,itc.
Jcsss itoyt, ~, 0oo bu Of wAea' NV
, 1876-10-20
PETROLEUM.

CLkrxLASn, o.. Oct. Observation-Disclosures
Etsudard white. ITO test. .ac.
FtrTsnuRu, Oct. 1n.-PxrnoLKrM-Crude Qulet III
uuspttlrd; F3c2HaJ.25 at rarkcr'a; retned as'l1
prices unca,otlgeds
, 1876-10-20

III S5ve,cr IND 1or December. Cunbrrlants
Quiet q sesocs tong G9t l,an y eoaod'
Winter shoulders, loose, Jc; do short ribs, cash 0E
Fe1itr UctohnE S!Sc. No wlnicr alort c!ca Or long
3c for sl!ors rlbs a i lof shosi clears laIte fos
hams, all clfiYn1eI and packed,
NHEAsE-WAa quiet At hktG!4
HEEfPf.ODUCTH-Wern k,hady and nntct At 90. n10
o. 80 ne14t SIC TO- 70 EXTRA Tcss; and $iD. 70
for hans sa1c IVES niadc VI ~ brlA extra ncf
TALL0w-wsf quoted nt a9{Gs}ic for city, and 7Jf0
&c Tor country lots, according to coadtt!9n.
, 1876-10-20
ncInns ccltry 10 keep pace With tho advance In The

tn n
n,ortc,.
Thn o,,, ,d1,t,o,,, s,.,,o.,,,,u r, .onso,,,,rr,
mn n o.c,s,s .os,or,,,~ t-v. ,,,,t =, tvhitm,r 4
1,ntr,, c,,ch viii -,n,,oi, In ~, VI, .rht Win.
IN INV doy. ,rhc n,,, salad ~ th.tr crst,wct,
for ,,,orcln. md IL. =. u. x.s ~, fortbconinr In
iimr. I'M sncnrl,s 49,. ,s,aa~.d snaJicr fall.
nrc ,ro, rcnnr,.d II IN otssrnonr
rho r.ccfn,s ~ NAM ~ th;s nn,r. ,tnre Ana. +,
h,vs hon, nn..f tn 49, s.a. o1s,t.- ,h,n for I'm
cor,s snon,itnr t;,,. i, % 1ss.
Thero wns al t.t, son,., ~ ,et,v,,v In DIRE.
coc,;s e,rr,n. ant na.h,n1 n,nrs Tno st,cndanrc
of In vcts /. .o,ic,sIiv Iss. t,,n fnrtnio,t ann.
Int th.rn i. , ~ III .u.;,inca dcmnrd throneh he
tns1i,r, ~ n,.ti n,a.,s Thc tenor ~ n,lrcn ron.
,Icaa. d., ,tn ,.,ncnrv r,orxn, hss m .nccIsliY
n.,. f.stn,e, T,sJr rr,h,hlv ouI,a ronn3eI thc
n~n.c,ott"o -, ,oo.onahto hof,ct,. and there was
a nm mn, hcal,},v tona In the markot. TIN nd.
rancc IN rof,i has oaayn uiyon eofIoca m nnverd
Inclination and tcas. spIcct and some other lines,
wrr. m, fnnn the tnme cansr. M chonops wrrs
n,nao IN The nuotatIons Nuttcr nnst WITH A fair
sharo of attention. and was 0rm, Choesc also wa.
firm, though tho movement wna on restricted
sralo. In Csh, dried fruits, ard canned goods.
Tho nositIun OF offu!r1 romnlns AZ before frathcr
vas la good demand and vsry nrm hassi"g was
ss & o r ss is s ss ass 1s sss Il ss nss ss sa
fSils ~. no aoans aoon aaeance'
nu s,n,r
~ rs,..N, -cAs.s -,
ceipsa. A. she 5afus uaNo eontlnaes fa.f. Aasd.
s'ess "se s"s s' and s ss @s . @ e sss Ss s
, 1876-10-20

ToteJ entered a. = ~
rirk,... All 0S3 e3 51 on 80. 81. .OM
Withdrawn from
warehouse 10 O1p. AIS 10,N7, H10 6,EA0.GI0
The corresponding exports were:
1874. 1871, 1874,
na. produce. &9, :sr 0t f1A a74 5R5 $2i nit f2t
Far. free suodR.. lEh tID Al, hH MA
FfretEn dutahlt. hu.HfI 435.u7 243, hEs
Epcrip and bulln. 9, ,tsL5.I l.03r04 l,tt,o4U
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-26
ALEXANDRIA.

HABEAS CORPUS Thomas Brown. James
Davis and Frank Thomas, the three young
men who Were arrested as pickpOckets on
the 22d ms tant, having, through their coun-
sci, Edmund Burke, esq, sued out a writ or
habeas corpus. were brought before Judge r.
NJ. Lowe, at the clerks Office OF the corpora
ton court this afternoon at 4 O'Clock. The
judge discharged them on the ground that
the commitment DID rot specify any offeuse
They were Immediately rearrested and car
RED before Mayor Kemper, who, after
hearing further evidence. dismissed Davis
and Brown, and committed Thomas for trial
at court.
SHIP YARD.-The steamer Keyport which
has been up on the large ways al the ship
yard for some time past undergoing repairs
TO her hull, was launched yesterday evening,
and low lies at the wharf there, having her
upper works overhaulsd. By the time the
wiz have been thoroughly renovated aud
improved In every particular, aud so light
ened that she VIII probably be the fastest
boat on the river.
THE Upper Potomac Steamboat Company
have so far extricated themselves from their
financial troubles as TO commence making
arrangements for running their steamer, the
Mary Washington on her route at an early
DAY IN the spring. Gdzette, 25th.
GOOD CITIZEN GONE.-Mr. Thorn as
Bayliss, one of the oldest citizens of Fairfax
county, and long known as toll keeper GA the
Little River turnpike road, died this morn
ing, in his seth year. Though he had lived in
this world nearly century, he did not have
an enemy in IL anywhere Sentinel, 18th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-26
GEORGETOWN.

A LEAP YEAR PARTY-Someo Of the young
Iaoles OF Georgetown gave very enjoyable
leap year party. en- maSQue. last evening At
The Seminary Hotel. Tue ball room was
comfort ably filled at an early hour with .
gay crowd of mas ers, In which the beaux
and bellies of both Georgetown and Wash
ington were well represented. Many OF the
costumes were original and handsome max
Ing very novel and interesting scene. At
IL O'Clock the masks were removed and after
partaking OF a substantial supper the ger
man was commenced. Mr.. A j. McBlair
and Miss Mamie Shoemaker led very grace
fully, and the favors were numerous and
handsome. The enjOyments OF the evening
were continued until an early hour this
moTnirg. Mrs. Shoemaker, Mrs. Clark and
Mis- Corson chaperoned the party, and Miss
Shoemaker, Miss Clark, and Miss O'Fiynn
were the committee, 10 whom great credit is
due for the decided success of the affair.
DEATH AT GEORGETOWN CoLLEGE-A
young man, by the name OF Jones. a student
OF Georgetown College, died after a short III
ness at the college yesterday evening. Mr..
Jones was resident OF Baltimore, and
about 10 years OF age. His stricken parents
were sent for and arrived here yesterday only
in time 10 see their boy, the object OF many
bright hopes, laid cold is death. His re-
mains, embalmed by ]. r. Birch, will be
sent 10 Baltimore tn day.
DECLINED.-The Rev. Mr. Orrick. of Re Nd
Ing, Pa, who was called by the vestry OF st.
Johns lP. e church about a month ago,
consideration and The persuasion OF his own
vestry and congregation, at Reading. de-
clinet the call 10 ST. Johns. We think Mr.
Orrick might ave made up his mind sooner
Ihls church has been now three months with
out pastor.