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, 1876-10-24
LIVE STOCK.

CATTLE-Ilecelyod during Sunday md Monday,
lss head. There pFa1 market for shpplng grades,
and quotations OF stcll simply namtual, Thu de-
1naul for sockera aud buchc stun fairty active,
ai last wcca prices were fully sustained Tho highest
reported sale sa,95 Most Of tho tralng was doun
ats1 dsGly 20 for cows; at ~ tor R.ockesa: md
1T 81 tNt3. IS for TDxas through cattle. Tho market
closed dull and heavy for shipping steers, ind steady
for othvr descriptions.
QUOTATIONS.
Choice rcBvas-Fhc, fnt, well. l.forMrh g.
year 10 1-ycAr-oa stecrs, weighing i1uDto
,:v hi. 4.GOat75
tnE 10 ~ 1;U Observation-Disclosures. 5.U1aI.40
,s /. ID, to SD ILL., 3sas3ao
Butchers 6uck- -PooriS cGnln0ns stcers and
culnu,on tn rloiee CONS, fur city slaughter. b. :
weighing mo to 100 ..,...,. ..SDa3. 10
to ttO1 ns o7sa3. ii
hHiis mid seatawa; Observation-Disclosures. 1.7sc
TexA,-TlrDuglt tlroytg. tst.5 ~
Vcs4-lur ItlJ ns {p2 uJU 50
, 1876-10-24

NKW Cnt.HAN3. . -....
New onLEASs. Oct. a3.-0old, 1ooII1l0:i.
Sight, Il discount.
Sterling nominal; b1atz.
FOREIGN.
Lnxnos, Oct e3-b p. u,.-Cdnso]s. money, anu
account "a 1h.l0. -
Un,,c,t States bonds, 05s. 100; '07s, 1o9; TO-
40a, los: nGW is. l055i.
New York Central, Uu; Erie, 10!i; ptolcsredt
IN.
Into Of discount it oren market for Tires
n,ontLs' bills Is 10 IL,
PARIS Oct. 9:.-llentes, 104f. zoe.
FuANKronr, Oct. I3.-tnited States bonds, ncw
Ct. 1Qli;.
, 1876-10-24

The following were tllo receipts a:,d shipments
Of the leading articles Of prolncc In thls city
daring tho forty-eight hours ending at o'clock
on Mouday morning, and for tho corresponding
time last year:
, 1876-10-24

Withdrawn from stoFo m Saturday for clty
consumption: 4.G1i bu wheat, II, B0a i'll corn,
q, s00 bu oats. l, :,8+ bu rye. 2,073 bu barley.
Tie following grain was inspected into store IN
this city On Monday morning: . cars No. white
winter wl,cnt, q cars No. / red do, III cars No.
2 do, Is car No. i n. v. wheat, y! cars No. 9 do,
Tears No. spring, 1u1 cars No. :. do. 10 cars No.
. do. ~ cars rejected do, . cars no grade (43l
wheat, o( which II nre winter (which Ia a new
fcature"); 10 cars and IL, go bu highmsed corn.
a17 cars and IL, U0obu No. do. 81 cars and q, .7
bu rejected tlo, car no grada (30i corn'; 4
cars wh!o oats, ii cars und 8, 600 lu No. do, 23
cars rejected do, cass no grado AS oatsl: rurs
No. ! rye, W cars No. = do; q cars rejected do;
cur no grado {4 ryc) AZ cafs No.. barley, ~ cars
M. . do. III cars rejected do. . cars no grallo
t1ay barley. Total tt)s. cars), 43o. 600 hu. IN.
spcctct out: 81, 17:} bu wheat, 107, s.5 Gu corn,
~, Ooo bn oats, ~, :!75 bn barley
The following statement rllowa the distribution
Of tho hrcadstulrs shipped from this city during
last week;
, 1876-10-24
DRY EllNI1a-

NEW TONE. Oct. -. --DumcstIc goot, ar,., -.
stCady tn FIRST hands. pricc4 werr unrr,tcd W. kaa
daetton Of Manchrscs fanclrs to &C. with ru.,,se
Gamers and ANo.kcns prnt were reduced IT, Gss.
hatns wefo 7ulct. pfcss'pooda and sxI,s v.,. s'ss
moderate rcqueat. Woolen Syods ,1rro .,',I 10y 10
Foreign goods were Inactive. 'aszA
, 1876-10-24

ClEvEIAyn Oct .1.-rrT1olrru-t1ncA,,,.1
PiTrsnrRH, Uct. 21.-rETUuLgts-Jru,r a,,..
s. lsss3t79&. at ratters refined dun; t,utu, ,.
PHILADELPHIA delivery. ~.
, 1876-10-24
S4,D2.i.75
5.UJ3i.4O
.. n1:I.M
S'}a3.m
2.7S43.n15
1.7s01,N
. Tt4t.t,..T
u.U45.1O

il0iii-The Arrivals during sunday Rntt Monday werS
~, Al1 head. There was ess aay!tS IN thu tenland
tim during last week. and lT1ecA were en.lrr Thu
decline from saturdays qAntntIn.x Eht wci:hts
tsnx - = III a l.GxiniE Ssass In ~ = e,
, 1876-10-24
LAKE MICHIGAN.

I Al
Observation-Disclosures at tho lumber MARKER - ss''i
exceedingly dull. Tho sehs r. Parsons hl' W. w.
stripped and gone into winter headquarters. tSs ~
achr Madison had her yawl-boat esnshea Nv -, .ss
market ycstcrday....A lunlbeF.4hover 'ell Oh ",
schr {. j, Roedcr into tho hss' Nv "
the marriott yesterday afternoon on;e,.x ~ Su; Sr;
ilahcd put with u much :, a1!aSsn2 n@ s1sn!,ee ~.
II as stated ycatcrday that the renso .a,t e, NJ \!
achrs ADJ Mao and Bay State guns NJ a.eid Fapt Il
Menoniuco few days ago was tint she T5s Fin,e. :.
t0oro red light has been shown f,on. s,iS - T"n
oat dock, wch IL abnut hn tn!is rosI s,, y anyur
ominee pioss. Vesscls making ior shia p91. ptte, p,
ins tnSt i,rht. Or tu night when thcss sTo f., IT,
sea arriycd there ihc ight was on to s.. Sos aes
Instead Of In the usuul place. n' so ax as, ,.oppsd
knowing this, were ashore ociote t,nIsrri. m md
ought @ 10 he hcla Responsible for The damage S'D'
to tho yessels.
, 1876-10-24
lllll.ApSTuCCS.


Fl.nt'E-Was duil and custer nj unchanged quota'
ttnE& ippert cE! o' for concessions, and local buy.
Exaggerated Int yp1r.ny, whIu ,sellcra were not At1.
iIAto make !nrtA.r rpce1,luns. Sales were !tnlEicl
tsali. %tEte:s an Mlsats scr,Ns ca hrs spring CT
tra. rltIY At bi.3ll Got; aid lDu blls ryu Hour
rrIsaetergs. Tutil 75Iblls. T!,enarkrt closed Iu.
whths f1.lrSIu. "a t!rasAns ranged prizes: chuee
wnsers. SAs5,7. II: mn linn, winters, 81. Is u..ti
rhJ!cs s7rus :; medium, %. Si.31ti
t.iG!!. tlts.: ek1rAA s. l!s455.1l; choice patents,
A7.A>s7JH: ro,,lHoa lu. S3.tUta.!5; BauF sprlnZs,
satNt1u'. s?ru: .uprrAne1. t.. SOS leo. Nyu AoaF.
StWtlGc1.
HE.s-,w4s aH.e. anil Irregular. EaIcs were made OF
~ tons Ut flu.t1 tres un board car. nn4 sJ5o on
trI:s.
CoExME.t-Sale, wcts made Of 20 tons At SIC 30 Ter
eolr4c. and SO rs fur Inc, tu.l 0n track.
NIlEAT-Ha& lv.. active. Ahd Aecltnel lc per hu
but f4Iie at.etwlrl tic quot Of 1ur
.ay. nhI eilseI &c then Liverpool and Euw
York wrss ,orf ID uitt. with ntul holfsrs 1T iu
cent atvaact Lnt not lath lrH.anl. and receipts
wsss ae latEst a:ErrtsatnE ~ IT loaas nf We;s
aysiy s2 M Icss s wsis D H., tx euynx
wers mn su1lons % nys.t whty thsro w. NJ spcsas
to.net.4le. very 1ul! 1hera wa.. however, Ist!es
tuf shlpura mud II wM Eunp&s1 tlat some pu'enAsss
, 1876-10-24


crs' optfun for the remainder of thu year !
ut sl5.so&t t5.Oo; nnd january, 1877, Mt \
sl3so15e0: nj tho second call for October eiG 80 lid
a $tG rs asscd tor thu rcmNinscr Of the ycar $3.50
bid md 5 askel for January 1877, sl5 co lid and
ElJ.g0 askct} and for FclruAry 1871 SII.7n bid and
$1,000 Rsked Cut mcas without material change In
price, with Hight trades mldllcs wltsout Important
dealings md Bhate ensler Ia price; Western long
clear al D9c. Lard opcGo decidedly lower, but Afttr
warls rcactcl and became Hrmcr. aud closed arm,
business In cal lots fair but speculative trae
s0.053lo.oo for new, md Sl0.Ooesl0.ta for
olt closing at thu latter figure; also 800
tcs for October nt 5000; 1.ooo tcs for
November at sDss; 40 tcs sellers option for tho
nnlndpr OF tho year Mt 80 so and 90 ten january.
1871 Nt f BO 81, co4nx Mt Oa3 bldt Mt the second
call for October sp o2M bid and TO- OH aakcdi fer No
vembcr s3.7s bid ind s9.95 asked, for tho remainder
Of tho ycnr, TN bid and &a.tn nAkcd for Dcccni.
bcr eoe askeds for the remainder OF tic year. 2lS
bid and $3.50 asked; for December, 500 bid and
sD.s21 naIcd: for january. 1870 bid and ee5 aaked
andfor February, o.Du bid, anl 50. 05 asked.
HE1An-vrry urn ut previous prices and In son1n In.
staacca advance was quoted; quote fair to good
nnng, oaaile prTc 05sc. ani centrifugal. o}G0lotc
TALLow-stcadyf sa!cs 75 D0 It's prime al a3t1s5lc
WulsKy-ln moderate request, with ealcs nt l2s bra
nj sl.1o per gallon; acohpi was quoted At sa.la per
70 ths rg<sttrn As,ocfated Press ..
fals, ssssa os s ao sa osGu q q 5 5ias
1gia:iae; Moyen.bsr, Y! s1:Sae Dseem6er G.s5e!
Msss ssss i!Ye sSS55sstyi a1iss'
i! nHHc; ~ Hst.G' Hoioei Ju}t ~ fltV
~ !uet MIaMaH . y rs. ,r u III. Hit .., ~,
vnGp an bn' s ces 9 E5 % @ @noSE 'or
SS sS2 Wis ss Mtls IS ss;9s 1 + ss,ff ssif:
~ R ~: ~ & xr IA 1nes9e;
ii .4Mas. 10. VI ~ a'"' "'''o 'eAa'''
, ,GnaA'AEAh-Qalet' etaao afmcf' Hcstefns *2's'es
oH.,s7whsat n limited nj s,port md lns ,emaaa
huout II .uMoIt TeteMs, SImH ~; uA5 ~. hl*MHs
x,e1 =" snrn in is. ~; o,hnr us".
nH Fti ST VI n;mhns "
lineage. hew; ainhns nLalu e!.has "?nter I1
& sss. ,v,iS Gaaan "Iun. ~ u:
naSo pt i,or o,t Setp@su.G! @
@ w. ~ aH: u WIZ u4e
, 1876-10-24
ft07'1sf&N.

fRw ORLEANS. ocL a1-Cor7ox-e,,.
good ordinary, Ofsltlsc, low mtlIin, q ~ h,ltss
middl!ng. io'4aIoN:' goad ,nalIInp, ig,s tss'os
u!!ns falr. ff9tTl1s. fair t.slnsic, ,rra,el ml1.
,:aa balea' Eto'a tJ.70i, txports none: .n.,. ae
N33, @eck. la
stohikx. Oct. 21.-coTroy-r,,m. ,,,,,.
net, T. i4D bales, sales ioD ba,c,i ssnu,t. l0,c
l,ooA '''S' etaSxas
cnAhtEsroS, Oct. 7a.-CnrToy-stcaay, ,n,a,,.
ioMc not. asti halss; safes, TO; cxport, rosat Malat
&.l7t; Fra.rr. 1hU. sS' soas'Aln1
sAfAsS.it,net. D,-coTroS-Qnlet:m,4, ~
cohstwisn. ~. ''''"' esiNEA
uAtsEsfoS. Oct. ~. o.-coTroS--stca1y utAnn, r.,
net, 4.so7 bales, sates t,soJ; csuor,, ~,
10 tito Continent, CsO, s'1'N"''st u,
, 1876-10-24


at 75tt1 80 Tor pUor to choice grades per ,0o As
NEW TD1tK.
Nav YoaE, Pet. "a :a-,sEygsTuMsce!nt9 M .T 9. Tn max: max
ket !ip ssry Woy.t Of ses.9n ana s;lLetoa ot !tss
hands igw premium stee.. i1a ~ snd A. h}lSs:
dsrvnt Wes!sra stsvFs: s1 ~. 73lcs gn.! li;!na
wrcE. aEnltst 5. lust werK; HarEci dill and lowers
E!lG!eG llIlbA. shattl3sG. . ..-.
against 81! 40 last wssk prcth t0Kcr; sLles caEsi
hlate and uh!o huHs DilrS d. .7aXd,:u per no tbs.
EAHT L1pEitTY.
s' tnc!adnE ETi4ay IT., 1s . esns " , tnr9,u. ttoek
tDta for Gc week o3a aYpPly light far. and very
lte 4aius Wholesale; mostly to retail butrhcEai no
quotations.
yuTkoIJ, g. 5itl. 7O Philadelphia, ~. Nea1. H.
Silkxr-llerelpts, t,NO heal; tutsl for thu week.
II, 400; selling, $3,c0aa.U
~. LOUIS.
GT: Lov.s oes a. @ss-'M!out,w M aetye; sla!a
GT1tx;Act;s a. = sHsssrs @ !. It aaa 9ssTs o!es
hg5s good, e. ~ r d.; nony ~ ho..atp cows Gnd M
ttual VI Gh0ce through Texans I.lu4iJ.au.
CINCINNATI. ........
G!So!yxA71 net 9oltoI:,-;Astive , s soN1mon 1n
heavy S3.9ns5.Go receipts, L. s31i shipments :. .7aJ.
, 1876-10-24
TulIitNI,IXE
MARINE.

wtLN1SnroS. y. e., ttct. 2a.-sr,nIrs ov Trr,,,
TfNE-6tendy nt sic.
, 1876-10-24

Cn1cAuo. .-rrcichts wcro hrmeF al SC for vhss'so
Buffalo, md D,io for do TO oawcgo. The Charters
reported were the schrs klng6sher aud ia,e'gn,
wheat to buffalo at &c, and tho prop Nandefp,ls
corn through, and the schr Monticello whta' 10
o.wceo at 0.ic. Capacity. 100, 600 ou whea' ato
40 600 bu corn. Iii the afternoon thy artFs S'aGaS
Buffalo nt SC,
, 1876-10-24

AnE1rA1.e-Str Chicngo, Manttowoc, sunjr,..
prop Heath, snugatnck, snndrics; prop New En-
Grand Haven, towing; prop City d! Traverse ~,
verse City, lumber; prop Commodore, Bna,o
nundrteB; prop City Of Owen Sound, Oven souod
light; propJ. Fisk ,Jr., Buffalo, eundric,. n,o,
Nebraska, Dnf1alo, towing; prop Fayoftc, NJ,
nominee, lumber; schr 1Iay State. Mnrncttc cr,reI.
schr Chrlst!ann. kenosha, lumber; scl,r Ile1uI,,
tor, stuskegon. Htonc; schr +. W.NtGFo,d, pu1.,o
lumber; achr Milwaukee Belle, Mcnomtncs, co,].
schs Sam Flint buffalo, coal; echr Co!!;ngFood'
nnGalo, coal; scl,r Mcars, 1'uilnlo plgi,oa; .eh,
c. Parker, Cleveland, lnnbcr; schr ". Lawet, NM.
kegon, lumber; schr TUrsy, Muskcyon, lumber;
scl,r Mary Man, St,anico, coal: aellf j. N, Hatch.
ison, Bu1fa!o, lumber; echr c. j.. lloeler, Two
Rivers, coal; schr G. j. Wells, 1.io coal; Sch, G.
Z. Barnes, buffalo, lumber; nehs City Of r1r.ol
Hascn, 1luskcgon, lnmber; scrr City Of Grspa
Rapids, Maskegon, lumber; Wolverine, Orsri
Haven, 1un,bor; sclr c. o. D., Mupkcgon, lumber:
achr d. Nowhal1, MAntttec, wood; schr ", Vim.
Saugntuck, lumber; schr j. 0fagee, Oswcso, coal;
schr starkc, picrport lumber; schr Sea Drd, ssr.
gatnck, lumber; schr Panama, Alpena, lumber.
achr q. T. Bruce, Buffalo, coal; achr t3oldet
Fleece, Buffalo, coa1 schr Acorn. Cleveland, eo,,,
sohs A. Ruht, Muskcgon, 1umher; fchr Scot'.,
Eric, coal schr Montpelier, II. River, wood; ssht
Hattie johnson, Duhalo, coa!; schr Nc'olt, ",
Lake, bark; nchr g. L. johnson. Muskegou, lanber;
schr ]. Y. Taylor, Donaldson. lumber: aehs Nsdl.
kceon. innsbcr; schr +; cruwfonl, Muekeroa,
lulnber; schr American Union, MeMom!hec, un.
ber: scht Pilot, Muskcgon, lu,nher; ashr tuI'a
kcgon. lumber; schr 1ronades, Cedar River,
lumber: schr 81. 1.ecdsay, South Haven lumber.
echr Minerva, Muakegon. 1nmoer: schr ]. '.
] nf!aIo coai JET !aek liawk Musieson. r. a.N1. iu1
her: sclir Ostrich, Grecn Inf. lumber; sehr LIB.
, 1876-10-24

mandt NJ. ,. a1c. 1lyc noa,nA,l, srn,.,
tSes',ss; si, III i;:ass, It, So r.
nttc. - ''"4''. asar; TO O.,.,.
ItSUflrre-F1nHr, +, 20 br.,. yhs., ,o Ssa
satrHEsFs~-f1"fr. 1s-ttl1,fi. WHEAT. 'ri'tHVhg 81
-... :. hsFFAln. 'e'"DGu.
nEFFALo yer. Observation-Disclosures.
hcw NJ Milwaukee nnninnly nj II =, otletnp.
s nse3 = saet ,s MI onR , S,a
~; GASaf ss;. fastanTs-sgU for wheat, TIC II,
,, hOSTnS,
. hohToN, Oct. A. --FlpCM--Fitrn. 4 You
MntNnnRtd N"t-'fh1du: Su1khts,
uEAlS-Covn-Den,al fair ana nsrs.,
hha ye''ow' 7aaiet'c, Onss ,tncan2ei asna' mixed
, 1876-10-24
DY rELEGllApN.

FONElGN CITIES.
Spkcldf Dispatch 10 1Et TFjbuNs,
LNxnPopl. Oct. 2a-ll:uoa. n.-FLouA-So. I. :ss
Cd; NJ. =, 3as VI.
u4A1a-Wheat-W!nt NJ. !. loa sdi No., " s1i
, 1876-10-24

sFrutn four points,
0itAlN IN sIGfIr.
The New York Produce Exchange 1Ittl'y gives
The following as the Visible supply Of grain, COM
prism. tic stocks in granary at the principal ponta
OF accumulation at lake md scaboasl ports, IN
transit by rail, on tho Sow York canals and the
lnkcs Oct, II. 1876.
, 1876-10-24
1sI(nV5GTNES.

HOG pIODCCrs-Wcre dull and easier, though tho
market waa slender than usual. the changer IN pricra
bcng fMa!l 1T0ra wcru III fair supply m quiet under
n light demand, which reacted on product. buyer5
holding on for CONCESSIONS which scilcrs not 1ls
posed Ilake. Dealers seemed 20 In wtds apaFt IN
New York. us,I Liverpool WAS quoted Cd per Ill bs
MEss roHK-Was quiet ani irregular. Old pork for
delivery ts month wns lO,s.oc cr brl lower, and cash
1uts OF were shade easier. while tho deferred de-
1ycs,es declined 1sllOc pcr bri. but closed rcr Mt
saturdays otcst prices. aalcs were reported Of 2iD
brls now al Sit. "a TO- 90, 100 brls Old At $1s.tH DOT
l,250 hr1s fold} seller October at s5xs A24; aU
hs1 eclfer the yGar q S esl5 Gn! ~ Uhsls srler
S1hah<!5.A5 fur HtI GaIf; &IH tis !t.aTh far hex
tuaeIltr QctobuF;S H. y. seller tile year aild
nolmtually At 8 j5 tguaia a!>s seller ,JnHuarY:
sas vi, as %f =, III nran ucss ns*looo IL"
IAAD-WAs qunt nil ata 1Ud per 100 NJ lnWtr ElAll
lots ulnk nlur weak than thu efrrI cd deliveries, hut
closed shaG frn.er wien the tatly tlsclluf ~ Liver
,ol Ferrtel ~ haye been recovered. halca were
ysar Il ss aso 37s; an1 aW1 ses se,lsF january 1t
$9.42s4ty.at Total. ., ~ tea The laRrkrt closed
stcay ut H. 7s for new cash; 81 10 for do seller
Eeycmhuf; J.a5xU37If selef thu year, aul sui.+.s
IA sssf " sS jsnasr t " foF October "a' entirely
MEATH-Wrra luft atd q shntta c&s!6r ut Saturday 4
Nautu! ions. There were free sellers nnd !Hw buyers
though some hoidcrs wcro unwilling 10 attl nt nuula.
Hons. rorct th4t scErr4i fure!En oTlets l!all
been withdrawn Learn. very III Il dcn.nlA here. TIA
long clear. ut Btc; 70 uaes strIt crnfs III bic. Nv,
bvaGA sta0rlsh!ft SIDES at hH4c; ~ ,xFs long c,.t
n,Ha Mt lie; nuh +lthu ~ all Or pea ErrrR aIts
tiAeI W. al aH ttc. Thu folluwiu;; aru tho lHtest
h1,1Ar tIBtI kIfhs
, 1876-10-24

nnln,,,ion. .cvorai chat,cre hrnv unHc yestcr3oy;
iui n ncr,,. In 1o ,tii n,oro active 10 rcucc out
.,ocks to the ro,,mc with which vc ouuht 10 begin
Tho tcn,nn ~ winter .,orapc.
prr roo,, were ordered t,,,c,alv by the city md
co,ntrY ,r,dc nrl ,ho ,n,rrc, ,r.ofn p,c,rn,cd n
st,,dv ,,no Th, crocorr n,nrtc, Urn. t.,rly active
and nrm. sno,r. wc,e hc,1 ~ h,chc, md rnfrec,
wnro tcrdlno IN tho ssmn ,l,tcrt,on. 1,icn was
ca.tcr e,rnn, n,o,n,.c. tca, sutcc. clc., rom.
vror1c, yniiv n,orIor. nr1c,, tn +he ,,rtc,. fruit
nnI cat ns,tnts Az, .tino,I,r xas unclnnrcl
1,nttcr was in ,,ood 1ocu, nna stunning demand At
fu,t nrurc. T,ha chccsc tnarkct remains ,tu1l Al
t1n19l!c for cooA 10 best, There were no ln,por.
tant changes IN Tic coa wood, leather, paint, md
, 1876-10-24
TIE CANAL.

DR,naEronT, Oct. "a. -An.uvEp-Ifon,''.'as .,s INlo
Gu, D. 100 bu corn; North star Masseslt' m satn Eils.
bu co,u Polar star. Lasallc, e.. oo pa corr, u,,sule
abeth Lasale GOO bu corn; Commerce. re- Ia s,,,u
D. 200 bu corn; prop I'caseE Henry, ,,so ool lep
waterloo, ncnry, 900 bu corn; prop oyt no l..
~. 1, 900 Gu corn; Delight, ouawa a. ., ~ so,,;
CON; North nranch pnfsulo itoes teo. n.,s =. l.sN
Frst Natlonul, H!rls 1sr|lgc d ooo oe o1I aou, ~
bu corn; Nipple Leaf Locepors' ~ w. Fsed.s
bsls meal; prop Mohawk bolle. '.sss hanse fcedd,
eoo o ba corn; n Msne9 Iedaard, h'1sS 1elis o9oSn
s:en b. D. s. sefS Whit II naffs LOO y eg ,us
CLkAntn- Morning Light; Ottawa; e tss5 tn u whra
heT prop Moslaaf' ISsspqIt.' f r. wieat sie Aons.
MOTIF, :, did Il lun,bet 20 ~ sash ;,snsrs' UsD U.s. "
Il lumber, 10 u shingles, 200 poss'
, 1876-10-24
REAL ESTATE.

Tic following Instruments were tllcd fof record
Monday Oct. "a: ---.-
-. Cfrr PROPERTY,
, 1876-10-24
AMERICAN CITIES.
NEW YDHK.

Er<cioi Dtspaich to 71s 7rfbunt
NEW TonS Oct. Observation-Disclosures u. nhone
Ie per BIT lover, With ony limited export and city
milling inquiry, wlatcr wheat Without decided change.
with moderate tcmana ralniy for export; sacs OF
1aa 0u bu ut fi1,4ll7 for 10 oU0 bn NnGraed srrns,
Fli7t2G for g.! 0o1 BIT mixed spring, si.2a fur Ooo
hu No. Milwaukee. sl.2s for No. chcngo. ~. ~ In
store for 49, 600 bu old No. Milwaukee; $135 for new
white Michigan, md $01 Ii ntorc for 8. ooo bn cid rc'
Ioctcd Chicago. l!y1 hrnlcr, witt, a fair DC.
mnnd, Western 9uotea o. 73ayIci sales OF
3,UuU bu old Western IN store At Csc. 600 bt
lo at Tic on the track, Corn tSac per bu lower,
offs tu ba at t6s3s4c for steamer infxcds 5fc for
steamer yellow, sa>ds fnt low Elixeds 10000 for
kansas mlxrd. the latter an e1tFenlt; 60c for No.
whitcj 6sGjCp for ,lnRrndsd Western mtxeIl 6D3Boo
for No. !, md ec for Western yellow tho track.
Oatsin fair request for local irae. Without decided
change; sales OF m 90 bu at s248c for ml1e Western
anil Statr, and lJaat0. for white Western and Stntci
3.ac for rejected spring; 4sc for 90 bu o Western
mixed; 3lha4i1tc for naw Western Mixed including
TO- DOu h Of tic latter price, Tor white Wcacrn.
OCEAN FRg!GMra-stcady. though quiet, for berth
rouni; canEc in rates. however, tho main anulat
being thu very moderate supplies Of tonnnEct engage
,cnts TO Liverpool hy stean $500 bu grain at Sid.
1900 bn grain 1t o<, TO 01asgow, by steam, oo bu
grain On private terms.
rnovistoxs-rotk tylac lower on futurel. but casl
lots wsltuut Important change. and inquiry very lgt,
kaca $50 brla Epot at .s5, and 10
Drt extra prime mess al SIS 00 New mess for Octocr
quoted nt s19 :u1iG7s; November at $1,000 nd SELL
crs optun for the remainder Of tho year
ut sl5.sostt5.Oo; nnd JANUARY, 1877, Mt
s,3so1o at the second call for October e,d 80 lid
An $t rs asked: tor thu remNtndcr Of the ycar
bid md s3.o5 asked; for January la77 Sis co bd and
El5gO askcd3 and for FelruAfy. 1871 slS70 bid and
$1,000 asked. Cut mcats without material change In
price, with Hight trade; mIdllc8 wftlt0Mt Important
dealings. md shade cnslcr Ia price, Western long
clear al DAc Lard opcGO decidedly lower, but Afttr
war1s rcactcl and bccanle lrmcr. and closed hrm,
business in caa ots waa fair but sprcuat I've trae
The daily gazette., 1876-11-07
General News.

A dispatch from Bayou Sara, La, to
the New Orleans Democrat states that
Captain Thomas G. West, Democratic
candidate for Sheriff, was shot from an
ambush on Sunday, and died yesterday
morning.
A telegram to the New Orleans Plea
y,tne from Vicksburg states that sheriff7s
posse, sent to arrest one colored man for
shooting another, was fired at by negroes
from ambush, and two of the posse were
mortally wounded. The posse were un-
armed.
A Democratic procession in Raleigh,
N. c., last night, was assaulted by a
colored mob. The police interfering the
rioters turned upon them with pistols,
knives and other weapons. Several per-
sons were wounded, including two po-
licemen.
The U. S. troops sent to Petersburg
Va, have been we'll received by the peo.
Pile. l.. L. Lewis, U. S. Attorney fol
Eastern Virginia, and Judge Hughes, o.
| the U. S. Court for the same district
have received an order from Presiden
| Grant directing them to attend at Peters
burg from the 9th to the 10th instant, in
elusive, for the trial of cases which ma
arise under the statute relating to ''crime
against the elective franchise and til
civil rights of citiZens.'
The daily gazette., 1876-11-07
FIRST EDITION!
The Last Words.

SPIRITED MEETING AT HEADQUARTERS,
GOOD WORDS FROM vIRGINIA-MR.
BAYARD's ADDRESS.
On account of the rain, last night, the
Democrats could not hold an open air
meeting at Fourth and King streets, and
SO they poured into the Democratic
was fairly jammed, and while many
crowded in the hallway and around the
door, others were compelled to go away
without gaining admission.
The meeting, which was held under
the auspices OF the Jefferson Democratic
club, was organized by the appointment
of the following officers:
President, Thos. M. Ogle; Vice Presi-
dents, Phillip g. Plunkett, II. H. Taylor,
John G. Glatts. Jas. p. Hayes, ID. T. Brad
ford, VIM. H. Lee, Thos. j. Bowen, Geo.
Secretaries, Jas. Megary, WIND. Morrow
and George Wells.
Senator Bayard was announced as the
speaker of the evening, but before COM
mencing his address he introduced Col.
Henry f. Peyton, of Virginia. rlt
In responding Col. Peyton paid az grace
full compliment to his honored friend, the
Delaware Senator, after which he al
luded to the last act of oppression COM
mitted by the Federal administration in
sending troops into the State of Virginia,
in order to control the election.
He asked if the people of Delaware
would sanction by their. votes such an
outrage, and was answered by n perfect
storm of negatives. He earnestly hoped
for the election of Tilden and Hendrick
which would issue return Of good gov
ernment, prosperity and peace.
Col Peyton's little speech was heartily
InNa In nrtdn md lao. Af..1 Il
three genuine Delaware cheers.
Senator Bayard next spoke for an hour
in his usual calm, argnmentative manner.
He reviewed the fictitious prosperity
with which the Republican party beguil-
| ed the country for ten years past and
| the terrible results which followed and
| now exist. He exposed the miserable
financial policy of the Republican party,
which had collected millions upon mil
lions of taxation, and had the reduction
of only one seventh of the public debt to
show for it. He exposed the war claims
| bugaboo, and lastly denounced the mill
tary usurpation of the rights ofsovereign
states and the outrageous attempts to
overawe the free will of the people. He
urged all present to condemn with their
votes such high-handed proceedings.
| Then Mr.. Bayard was vigorously
cheered, and for several, minutes lusty
cheers We're given for every name on the
Democratic ticket The cheers rune
with inspiration, and had the notes OF
victory in every swell.
James H. Meyers, Esq, next made q
stirring speech, and the meeting adiour
ned.
AT Twelfth and King streets last night
Democratic meeting was addressed by
James H. Meyers and Chas. d. Crutch
field, Esqs.
The Radicals and negroes were addres
sed at the City Hall by N. B. Smithers
and Geo. ". Massey, Esqs.
The daily gazette., 1876-11-07
Sitting Bull Whipped.

ST. PAUL, Nov. 4.-The Pioneer Press
special dated camp in field on Yellowstone
October 26, via Bismarck, Dakotah Ter
ritory, Nov. 4, says; "Gen. Miles eSm-
manding troops on the Yellowstone, after
fighting, defeating and pursuing Sitting
Bull and confederated tribes under him,
this day accepted the surrender of four
hundred lodges of Indians belonging al
Cheyenne agency, these tribes surrender
ing five of their principal chiefs as hos
tages as a guarantee of their faithful com
pliance with the terms of the surrender
These bands are to go at once to the
agency, where upon their arrival, they
will submit to the requirements Of the
government. The Indians held as hostage.
lett this evening for st. Paul under eharg'
of strong guards.