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, 1876-11-04
FOREIGN CITIES.
gpecfdf Dfsoafrb IN y1e 1,ahu,.

apecf0i Dtspotch 10 1ns tribune,
L1SERrooL, Nov. 3-tt \. m,-FLouR-Ho. I. ass.
No. 2, a3s. "
-WhcAt-wlntcr-Nc. i, 10, sd, No. !. M nd.
e2rinE-Na. |, ios, M. 2, o., whue-No.t I, ia, al;
no. no. :. los 3i' cnb-No. !. 1os ud, No. ! los Vi.
Corn. ea4. "
1'novts1oSs-pork, 73s. Lani, @7sod.
LtvEarootr Nov. 1-at3u p. m.-g1nA. t--yyleat-.
MInter-No. ioa; No. T. o. 81. sprng-xo L. o, lid,
NO. 2. 0st wkitnEo. I. los 61, No, J. loy nj, club
asa Cd. - -o'' ''s' -
Rest unchanged.
Weather iult.
LlvEnrooI~ Nov. a-1stcst. - Co7re es-Rnoysntt
IVY 'h.dal1nE dtnrer towards tho c1oso at G1{l, mid
cspo.t. aooot American. 1000. e1lcs " TIN week.
.'EsuN' OK Which cxrurtcta took 0.OU = spccdators
.,S IT, ooos fotat stock. ~. ooo, Act can 1o2 U,
sosM receipts. aEtNo! American, tl,UU il lrtusl *.
pof ooo; amount aaoa 2o. o1, Auc. len H. lss oo,
Iofwntdcd ffun shlps 1jc direct to ~. hu,fs ulN,
Amertran tales, oi,uou e'@''
1Afhs and tlbrlcs At Manchester firm.
bAsAnuTIYFs-ttHstt Rcccipts or s fest for tf,rrc.
aarA H. onaras American, 2Ko an, t.oYn :nln 1Itc
WHEAT, i0s 1d@ih I'd: No. = 10 No. red wcatorl,
srnH, 1o bd1l0sad do wtn,rr % sd "a, Il, 10 winter
" h3t0s. Ffnnr-Wcstern canal, 4,0ass Cam
.sesteFn mixed, 2Sa ad2rn. Uas-AtncrtcAu 1a3s g,1
baFlcT-Amertcan, - I'd. Pcas--CarE,d!au, '37s,
Etovkn Sskn--A American, s3I5as.
. fNovtaEoNs- -Frima tncss pork, ia, n INN 5oc,,
noeI ~ ~. Latd-Amotican. III ID. CHI ,cse.-Ffne
American, e7s I'll. Dacon-Long clcar, ~ cd, abort
clear, 4Ha 49, ""o'N
TALLow-3s Cd.
FkTaot1un-apirfta. lcs Sd; re1uetl. 1901
LlS1ExD OfL-26s 8da7ga.
sfatS-CoMmon III gd d40s; pale. 14s
srtRirs TcErExTtxx-27s.
AS4wfar' Nov. v.a.-fKTRo1Euk--tsNs.
, 1876-11-04
withdrawn from store on Wednesday for e,tv.s--
sumption" ' :; Oh BIZ wheat t. lCe 6u corr eon, sao

p'i rye, l,35s lit barley. 'ao
:, thc to''ow!ps grain ~aa inspected lr,n ,,,
,s,n,s ns e"y t on Thursday morning; carr No In
!" car. wasa:, w &C. eaf' No. do O cars " tca
do cnrs ~ ~ ". wheat, II cara IT, y :, ao' u
No, lido. ~ eats aud 100 bu y ~ ados 50 cars
= no gfaua .s!~ wheaDi ~ {, .t1eeied 70. ears
VI cars and D. 100 bu No. =. ~ ltgh-mized corn.
Da rejected %. 1 cats, 20. ~ cars and 9. 200
t4l@ cara,; II cars y 49, laa s.aoo 6u rejected de
md !, lu0 in NJ VI oats, gears No, I've, II eara
10 oat. No. =, ndo. car rejected do t15 ryc, :.
700 In rot,s. .aElcy. Sc cars No DO, le car. and
goY, uGA.t ed DO ts3 harlcy) Total i4Gp ear,.
l4N " III. Inspected out; 65. $40 bu wheat.
~ II hu corn. ~. Goa ba oats, L., olO In rye.
> bu hurley,
, The leading produces markets were rather ou,et
yesterday, rroylsions wora steady, whiie bread.
stuas wore easier. The reason for the downward
tendency In grain was tho ncws that Turkey had
agreed to the proposed nrmist!cc, which hunted
the edge OF demand and permitted tho markets to
sas In the absence Of q brisk inquiry. There was
no particularly high pslco rnltng, based On the
expectation OF war. On the contrary, our grain
markets arc relatively low; but the stocks arc
large all over tho world {at tho principal
centres Of dlslributou) and that causes buyers To
hoid back for concessions. II was reported from
New York yesterday that tho v!s!blu supply OF
wheat ~ the close vt LAST week waa TO- UG0 600 hus
aud Of corn more than 10, 600, 000 bu. There aru
large quantities on tho edge Of wintur.
the fact OF rather large volumes In sight ought
not, however, to be 4 cause ol much weakuess, II
u be true as telegraphed from Washington that
there IL shortage alt round OF tho grain yield OF
The current year. II fwo haye deficiency Of ono
sixth IN wheat, one'quarteF In oats, pc. cent ia
!ye. aad pct cent ia harley, ~ compared With
1870 theFs ought to be NJ decline from present
moderate pstces, though all Tho world hs At peses
With no prospect for war before tho next Couten.
NAL An eFaot low freights, like the present one,
With less thsn average y!eld, ought 10 put Into
tha pockets OF the farmers even more money than
They are now receiving In return for theis grain;
and 1t docs not appear that the yield OF btea.luna
~ othos countries Il gtcat' spough 10 psomote an
argument In fuYor OF low quotations on our uro.
duce.
II ROW seems slnost certain That war In tho
, 1876-11-04

CITY PROPERTY
Esrl vt = It 9 Of Stewart av, n +, 24xoo IT,
Tr ~ aTa It'd Il ~ ,o y, . 800
with 0sl1et property dated aarc1I n........., gsO
faahEa ~. - It n Ut TayluF ". W.T. 21xl15a
,!1 datca uet .....................,,,,. 5.uO
nrH Chicago ~. Z cor OF Ltav1tk st, II I, .tx
III II. AafcA uGt Observation-Disclosures. LIN
West lndtnta st. LII! It v of 1sucksr It i 1. nix ~
llO It, With improvements, Antrd Oct, d.. ann
EAhe ~ the ac0Se. at:l Uct l7,,..,,,,,,,,, it1E
West htnd!aon u, H44 It " Of Liuroln 1t, NJ, ~
t*}xlas It, dated ust. t.2B...,,.,,,...... ~. ~ mn
Ehnscl Vt y gc9r Vt McnUnuuec II, " T. 47x
rhs M ,.,5i.s e, a1tsa EGT. 4soo
,ts,ft. ts.fG1 S1v q IL !; 1roo
q, Jn,sd Nov. ....;.:............., s35
Lincoln w. ka cor Ut ErlXwtck IT, Gsuuie
~ tt&A-io{lfGxt14f IT. dated Nov, 3,,,,,.,,.. A47s
Milwsnkce ~. " y c of IlurDn Ut, II, 9px ~
~ II, uhlt1 Nnf 9................u.....t.. knN3
Thy promises No. 1d1t DHttArled Il, iatui "'e>"
NORTH W CRY LIM1rs, WllWtx 4 nA Dfr6 ~ sxvTT
IiLks ~ THE Cuunr,u ,upUsx,
IA!tnef Il, n " c0r Of AfClondafe tu1l 4 f,o1x
ii!!f H. datct uct. Observation-Disclosures Ian
totFn GY c1Tf LIMITS, WITHIN \ V4uIU1 OF 1rvrw
.-..... NItka IF THE GIuHr. HOUSE. -'
Eowen ay. @5n J. ~ n " nf Champaiu Nv. nX
.nxil7 7-lU It. dated Nov. H...,,,,..,..... noo
LIT " .tTret :t0 It Of FOEty'aecund 1t and $50
tx e ,stat msMeSm Ga ~ uouiesard T. Is B.lox
e0 - 11st3 ~ 4''"'.t'.ts* 1,QQ
, 1876-11-04
LIVE STOCK.


cATTLE-Therc was better dcmRhl for good TO
colcc shipping hcsves than either rho preceding
days of the wcck and tho feeling hrmcr though ,
wiat influences tho Improvement due It wouldr ~
be easy 10 determine. Eastern adrccs held outp ,tt
encouragement. nor the stock offered for 4nt -
quality to invite active trad!nE ThcimproYcd fco ",S
nut extend to the common grades: indeed tile cb @ ~
any was In tu other direction. Tic sup' nts S.. ~,
stccfn nud common cows waa greatly in "a. ~ th
demand, and huycra enabled 70 MI thr II or,o -,
a7s stockcrs az aid fsir ~ sats$$ A. $1 :%s a9
ping steers Ut 81. 25d34.b .bO Tic 1nFEIf Snu!Se sp.
Aay wefs 2o3 Sebraska catto nt nj Sass9 ~ e. te
I'M catfo At g. A2k both by Nrown r.n nn ~ yGnt*
eoo1 isny common catt1e wSa Ia liz ySp,t an mi
r-,., , -, QUOTATIONS..
Gho!ee Heeyes-Ftnc, fat. weAf f,rned a.
ycaf " q year Old steers, wclrD 10 iMSstn
oyv5 s Weiiaitcnsa so1 w:;ai:
,MH .Mf, |. ~ ha......4 ~ '.'e" 4 ,nok IN
1lS.eni " 4lea.AtGurx Ia r. If fr:h rclrh 'o"''o
MR " to 11n HI. "' "e'hH a soaA ~,
onteheF Aock-roor tNsu nmon st:crs nni "'S'S7'
sntt Sotttr loa ~ Ehp3tc COMA ur civ sTNsitfrr
c,"u Ching aOD 20 !. luD n i.,....', q zOe,q as
~ >KGatt!o-Comnuon attlt WrfEhiuE sd 0e<>'''
FER, .n;, 2.esa3.oo
1ls % ~ sSaIs aSf eess t...,,.,..,,,.. 173G12s
~ ~ :. 3aata. -
] I
, 1876-11-04
heath of the Cashier Of the Third
National Bank.
Now York Exchange Wcak---Thc
Clenrings $4,3OO,OOO.
The Produce Markets Rather Quiet,
Except Corn...Proyislons Steady.
BreadstuiEs Again Weak, in Consequence
Of News from tho Orient
Freiqhts Dull---The Situation in
Wheat,
FINANCIAL.

The sltuailon In financial circles remains ono OF
greater quiet than would bo expected. Tho com.
Ter transactions Of the banks have not been IN.
creased a. much nj usual ny tho Dunrd-of Trade
settlements OF thc first Of tIlr. month. The move
ment OF currency 10 tho country remains conpnrn.
lively light, and the aggregate Of tho applications
from that source for rcdiscout has t!ln,tnlehcl
Bnancss In the city Il moderate, and tho supply Of
paper IA fair. At some Of tho banks there Ia still
surplus Of loanablc funds.
Hates Of discount nrc SOLO per cent to regular
customers. With special rates 10 somo drst .claas
ontR,do borrowers. On tho street rates are 7 per
cent anil npwards The supply Of paper Is small.
New York exchange wns quoted at 6oc pet 81, 600
aIacount between banks.
The clcatlngs were s., 800, 600.
OBITUARY.
Mr.. LueiuA v. PArsons, the esteemed Cashier of
Tbs Third National Bank, died yesterday. in tho
Goth year Of Ills agc. Mr. Parsons had bacn con-
Hcctcd with tho Third National since 1906 Gtst as
Assistant Cashier. and since 1900 AZ Cashier. In
1855 and 1850 no hold tho poaittou Of chief hook
keeper Of tlc then prominent banking 1rm OF n. X.
Swift brother l. johnston. Mr.. Parsons came 10
Illinois from Auburn, N, y, where he ociatcd for
some tir1n ne tho bookcepcr Of thc Auburn Prison.
The Clearinghouse will meet this afternoon 10
seappsoprntc expression 10 their rcrpcet for the
memory Of III. Pnreons. who hpld nnd deserved
high place in tho regard Of tho community.
OUTSTANDING UNITED STATES CURRENCY.
The fetal amount Of United States currency Of all
kinds outstanding Nov. was 1900, 577s 811. %. A
detailed statement Is ae f0lOwa.
, 1876-11-04
COMMERCIAL.

Tho following were the receipts and shlpmepts
OF the leading articles OF produce In tla civ
during the twcniy-foar honrs ending at 2 O'Clock
on Friday morning, and for tho corresponding
time last ycnr:
, 1876-11-04
PORTs HURON.

Sp<eial Di.pa .ch 10 77t 1HtunA n.,.,
ponr IIunoN, Mic.h, Nov. I-poxh-flpp.
Wenonn, j, Uortschy, Wissannlckoa aaa een'01,
schrs Mont Dlanc, O.. r. Houghton. Le'ga.on, -
", clifford, Zach Chit mdlcr, Polly, 81. A'sss IT,.
Monticello, 0. c. Ia, ncs, H. F. 4oFFy' 'h aa5'
lIatto. Sam FLINT, Ers stus Corning. \. !. Wc'0'
Empire Staie Heiyetla, Vanderbilt Monaias ias and
U-props n Al!,s an! b9,gs Mso.ssl asssl n,s coassot;
barges Grayes md tosvt, 1laeketi s,d ans d# Il II.
Doane, i. Ii. Fos,or, IL l., ~stson' ~ A' ~"
ulDTe. ,..,. r1ouay
WIxp-southwest gentlse. WTafa.t Wit:s, e'ou'''
Eptcfal Dispulch 10 2nt !noohs' .novN-
ponr nuioS, Micl., N..y. I'll y. I9s-vuv B..
rtSp JsSa seat' sqmsD' w,snn N Mstuei cty 81 laws
KtnrashsT, Coinxncho, A. ". Ltcksy.
WiaD-Southwost; gentls. Weather nhs'
, 1876-11-04
LOOK. Carrying rates, l0l,s. Borrowing, 10
nat.
Governments steady on small bnstnaes,
Railroad bnnhA were trn.,
Hthta eecufiiirh sxnra mint

Governments steady on q small bnstnaes,
NailtUad bnnlA werc tlens.
State securities were Quict.
The stock market was very 9uet outldt Of q few
shares, and 6rmer In tono than yesterday. Pr!ccs
advanced 4 to In, The improvement bclag duo 10
demand 10 cover short contracts, a. well a. 10
dispatch from Chicago stating TINT representatives
meet in Tint 'Nsi city pvH, on '1,e' the 1oth ad,
Inst; to dfscnss the aist'adl!y OF increasing rates
on EnEtetn froiGlts. Lake Shore advanced ffnm
Delaware, Lackhwsnnh u Western from TaN 10
q, Delaware md Hudson from 7a.i 10 1i,
NeW Jet4cy. Central from ~ 10 3T.i. Paedc
Mnlt from I'm to 70 nl.d Tcstcrn Union from
I1E 10 IN. Tho 81. panf shascs wore, hrm nt
tas y topoa!ns but a;tsswards DECLINED rom
b5A for preferred. New York Central sold 10 10
11.!{. Northwestern common TO III, preferred 10
60, and Itoc* Island to 1U1:s. After tho second
call the market was quiet, and 70 continued during
na,toT i!,nits. Lake shore leslinsd from o1!
95i!! a., l63n, and Michigan Central 1"st a.
4d1s., Western Union .ntlvanccd to mi,
anA soaed at 72S. Pacific Mali declined iron, 2S,;
TO- ~ srass tue sloso tsee,ese 20 2aE, Della
bash to ~, and st. Paul colan,on 10 35ii Tho
preferred recovered from 55N 10 55H. Ttausac-
tiuns were only 00 Aharcs. Of which l. Zoo yeFo
Pacific AtalI. II, COO Western Union, 4. coo 81.
pAHle, ~ VOC Lake Shore, /, 900 Wahteh, q, COO
MlchIEan Central, and q, 600 Delaware, Laeka,yAn.
=, siensy %:iEst cay; 1Ao4 closing at IL; primo
Customs. .rceelpts. SLOT. GOO.
Dry Eno.ss Imports for tho week. 81. 81D, 600,
dhe Asslsta9t: Treasurer dlaburscd $3.50, 000.
Sterling HnAk. AHS for If xiv ;1nv., AGA .toht
, 1876-11-04
: EXPORTS;



=, hec eiyed at Chicago Customs, Nor. 3, 1876:
e3eor 20 ". Sheldon, case bucks; EnrTeht, Kelly
= Coleman. On caaka brandy; order Canadian
Bank Of Commerce, 600 lu barley; Field, Letter
Co.. cases Dry goods. Amount Of duties cu.
1ccted, ST, :A2. u!
, 1876-11-04

t1EyEIAsn. o., Nov 3.-Pkrno1Rux-Ma,ke s,,,,
dsmand good; prtu ,e white, ITO test, &C.
rtrranunu, Pa, Eoy.3.-rkrnoLEry-put r,r4.
$a,leAt Par kess; :c1ned, 2ac, Philadeplls tss,T'
, 1876-11-04

Nzw Toax' hov. o.-Taere was a sluggish noz.,
ment In all do 'er'ptions OF domestic eoos ,ran ~,
hand and the JoobnR trade light Cotton cod ~.
wcre In llite idnmand and steady PtIn,a vtr. au
At unehauRcdp f'ccs Drc.gools were in psads..,
fcquest- Trim onnd felt akrta doing fairy. W.as
woolens aFa quit I. Flonnels Ia tIvht Iicmsna r Ia.
V0odI arc dull, &"SSn
, 1876-11-04
o. o.IAtaow.Was quoted nt E1astfe tor csy and 7,k.t
&C 'eF country lots, according 10 condition, "


WiIEAr-ws, ra,bc- o,,,. y, ...
tss s ';s: s ,ss' ~
o fsr consesos Ms ws New iosK via dii II is. aym
s';s IT, 81. + >; S;sss
srs ss net IL: sxt e.: sssS,i En-
sfs Isff sS %s5y VT + vs T ' #;
s::|s
4 s::s s:s';
E!s!s I s " 1is SSisst. SssE
ss1sr res1is its t H. oHS1e y.1 Si,1
:sSSs 1T s,ss ss'f% StsSs:
s'ff + $.: Il:
4; = 81 ,;gSb ,;!s!e5 :.
tss''s at s'''s f'ss On board III e. y" 4os f 'oso%S u
s,;SS' ,S7rs ~, Ss;: rcd at
M!NSssoTA ~ms*rWS'SxIf f1;nrlS ;5.st,ss ns 81; 81;
snse saa Ssr u. y! SMf5 tSs S:.t
I ss':s' s aSsfssse @ sa; sS H. H.
M " Is:' ,s' ,f's' III Fl ,si
"e!.se @ sna sy td 1!f
ss,'a r. 4 sa sSs'S; ~. !s:
X esss s sSso p a.s;
fs i'sss e: s hs 9stas *;
sin K s.' h. e ~
T. $s:s:;
;$:: .;' s;;,ss :s:s$ * :;
, 1876-11-04

HOG FRonCCfS-Wcsc rather quiet MD uuusunity
e'ahset III prl"ed bei few IND .sa Ilug4
Wero 1noe1 Alale hJner, with supply too anal, fur
Tue v~n1 OF packers, but that srurd 10 make ttIo
difference III thu rrlcs Of pEodue for which thrFc WIS
telc demand either for present " future Tic attas
Of tu tnRtk ktt wAa A1tnln uEr l9ts are being brtA
back 30 that tic packers who lave rot ssAIy for
tous arc tan:axea WITH lack ot thr material aa
outside luytss hold u Till they xce tsp sca+,n OPENED
on satafsctory lasa 9'H .he fcasoa Is fairly untvr
way scarcely pEobaalc tat outside uycFi Will Lake
Held 70 any largo exEcnt uu1 tho market te to local
operatoEA mot " whom a faith III !ghe. prIcts
unseAA dau ~ Al aetlvu dcnlaad from, tho EAst and
South.
Mxss PoaE-Wa, tame. and drcncd sa7y&c pef br,
from tho latest rr!cts Ut Thursday tho lrauur beluv
Chiefly for futuEp! Eales rtpurIcd Ut . ys ul
ifI. .:er @ g1ls H. !nsw> q t'G g e's y sz
S1: SF; ':I}Ss III snEasry y.' =. 5
III Si;;. ,:s "a 81 IA '''s'
ii; s,S I a;:I!ss e 10 -
NV e spes; nsi' 81 as We s5 8:
:s!ss 81 .asyyss sssss ~
.ss q sc ie' FIT 1t: & :sS t5 ~
y! s ssisi u .,! Ess T4S
VIII IL fsss s a; S q nv. " il
ssS%Iss 4 & &C.: s ;g, e
i. q:
&ss:: Esq., s'is;;;ii@ia::ss s.;; ;;;:@a::::::::ss u i: I'll sf
}ss::;; }Sss::;s,:S Il = 4
Y: il%ss sssisss iSs
seea saaea :. tssHs 70. shoulder aaoo -,
, 1876-11-04
BUFFALO,.

Special DtspatoA to M 7ttaant; .ov, 1,u,h
BuFrAt.o, n. y, Nor. 3.'!1as ssu" :, Wusg
loaded with slayo. holts IL Ecportc" n ia Tho
lIora. Tho vessel IL insured for s.,uou ow ~
Orient and Security. N9 Insurance o on G ssspor.sa
,lumoer- -alcn barge oatiug and apa9sginnny ~ inny Popt
dored. about twoaty nils. this :,as .Sa,s 81 hous
4nd well oyer toWarls tho south shots: t>nt load
Of sheas I VI sLtppsd Il 10 70 New io't' 'aa ''''
nt7Hc,
, 1876-11-04

CnlcAuo. Tho mmtket WAS quiet at 3..ie fof com
to Buffalo. Fscight room was reported IN. ~
wheat and 60, 100 bu corn, and twas Famo'ed sh's
aeycral lots or grain. probably corn, had besn
taken for psopea'cra. The Unadtsla takes corn l't
Ia'o at ec, and tho Magee wheat tor kinss. r.:
iron orc from Z scHnabt to Cleveland at $l.2a per
Snn
, 1876-11-04
"a tsS1hsft1rs-FonF NM IT.. 5. 1tS1 bris, wh..,
I,uuiu,o ou' oats' uuu1 hui W. s.i'6G ~ bu; rs,,

';' i&Si. ''' ''' sa Ill sss e.
Tn1rno. INV. a,-Ftn"sssHns',:: ssn':
fl.:a,, rsta wn'tr ,is';s.ws a.; w'.tn wa',a. So.,
~, ~ ;%, ;;S'yen6s5 cti;,r;.; i;; a,e% ss
SIT Ss 81 ;a s!S 4 t,9
ss ID ;un,; 's' fejss'ea I'll * as~
tt;, t,;;s,;UsbIsf'1F!usf:S q b';t Se hr,, wheat =, o
eS ID o,. e S 'r' wheat. ,o .''
"a ,M,.w4uxs.. sus. s'1x.yEss: s,np;ssss:.
ss.es ssxiiMnsss 6" crst cs:k spe7e4 eeo, a.
I'M ssst sesaGs4. 81 si',ssl ,sslI;s.sHtss ~
SsE Sat .tenf!; ff!;os NJ, Go:H !af5: sa!'
sScs9yt Sc .rSi M sFey ~ WV. ,Fn:tte e.s; "a;
'% is,Ss .rI y. t' tn' hs.' solE. ~ III i; ~,
s;s:%s:7&Sis:s s;*s*s;;$iss::'; II! y; |$$:$SS;s:''
GGtsstsxS11; Gt',s;,5;;o o.. Nov. SScartsos-,,r.,
~! ~ ,tss' Ell '"sasassa u sse h,s% hG;%
ila.nnx'sioss;-rork y. aeudy m, ,,r,,,. H'''
b'S + ;ss!s s?:s9sss :s's S ss
sS-i'saa .aS .SsSa ao55S:a 'Ise am.,~
en,syScGss nnosSGs, Nov. o.-rloSnsSMS:ea.n, rlsiS: ,.n..,
.c1 G.Tc11SSfo;nm,emana s1S rsd,e fa's md ma,ke,
:sa @ :sss Wit; ,,ss: ;: +;
new NnLeANs. Eoy. o. y-curro..,,
generally higher. sslca 6, oo bales; coo rs. but
t&'one; 10Y inlllnR. 1td1tkc, ,nidjitna ,,ny. 10
eoua m,aaox' i!Asit1Set mtdlltng, fstr ;onaifc;
, 1876-11-04

@.lU24.<0
3. .aol4.U
2.4OG2.95
2. 65QJ.W
1.1jR1.22s
y.lN&3.:lA
3.u&1,@
'EV.sss.sss.ss+ssss%ss+sy4
l1tlfCH}...s.sts.s.ssssst+t
~ rf~Tt u -.

iy Close pE TIC Previous dsY the issarEas yestctIay
%nsIea Gasst 19 steady ana rena'Gsa tirouFout the
nEan igt a.d betTesn s,ppcrs md packtfi mo i of
~ tMe n 1MGtMsa s MGfe picked up sales wore nutul at
nr;s naGxtnS G1s mud a. 20 7S ID for fair cxtfa
ut $4..SA6.23. Th0 laRfkut closed steady.
, 1876-11-04
LuNtBElt.

Tho cargo msfket VA fairly active and tr1n. About
- cargoes offered early several arrived nftsr.
waslt. About t~othaFds OF thu acet wa apu To tho
local retailers and country merchants Several loads
wsF1 taken 10 ship via tho csuxl, rriccs wero IN.
ea.ou&o. 90. and choIea lumbar sold At SieUo Ana.
d!tnE 70 good wAt quoted At 3to0o@iAo0. LatA wctv
nrn q u. 01i. - Shingles wefu IN batter reaucat
efAtA. "s'-H. -S'~ sA~4'
fss!Ehu yers quoted u s1oo Tor Mapistec spd
IT, ysrI matket was fsliy ac.tye aad .s.dy. Baow
FtIst A9t second oo&ss co
.I1ntt9cieA inGh ~ Nke
, 1876-11-04
TIE CANAL.

n" Kapsnte. Hss Ts.der, bA 400 'a
rys; Atlantic, Kankakee Fccdcr. ., sta oa ~, (,
clxAwso-Androw Jackson. rstu, :, ,Iuu ,usSte,,
,umbyr: pI.t Natioual, Juliet. D7,5i9 u; iumSet;
- 5oS iaIhj Mealt9i MS,da;i s4 ID IanSs. n Nefi's
L!Yl,. uttaws. 80, 1V1 ii lumber. u. wv A'S'
, 1876-11-04


m na. Su ~. VIZ !ioIe aGtItHy IN Inc tfaaa than
WIZ sraTcay H. Gt tn9 & week Dat p5icss
III Eass asas @ssaiax iii tessy FTgHt gavs MS. fTS
''S'sN ~ Ta'"0>~ t'"' ~ ere pvet ~ uA'E-
Ma tr r.,c. e. sa+1s' ~, s"t t.s.. III. =. -
=. .m ino. i.sS e. 1t!G,; 90: AZ, 3t!fe.
a.. IS IS ~ |in.,,'' |in,' q q s. W.T." .3s551
4s''" +. ",fE, n aa.Mn aa.Mn eo''. eo as eo.''' u J.so
r.. ,,ua,... nufkALo. :,
NJ s t:uMj aDta toF Inc wceK 301t
err Gsi for sucnt so;Eaea taro9gG -
'I;at s1.urr .un ,.vr,-uno,,,,, n.,. .,,., a.
, 1876-11-04

MARINE.

WILMINGTON. N. :, Nov. a.-sp1Ilrs OF Trsptr
TINE Lower, At SIC, q
, 1876-11-04

The JoprnAf Of Commerce gives tho following
az tac receipts ofecrtain articles Of domestic prod
uco at tho port Of New York for tho arst ton
1nonths Of tho year;
, 1876-11-04


The Scocl, banta aboyo their xcd ts.nc .. m
Ths aycIaxS s.9sk i bai'o, cii ~ lie 1sa!.k Il
ssP y 6s! III .crsase hs s;t u e:fi'ns a7ii
eIeass e. af M @ %Ia' M y ~ rfSsSus 'nont md
s,e lsa " thy Scs..h aa iflsh bat.Es daipx ' liz
0old and oliver heid VI tho Ir, bank s. :;T il
being IN ID; rsn.s Gi Eli iii n; ;,;;.rc , ~
pIeFoua return aEl Rl increase Ut isrIl nj wllrTl
compared WIN tic corresponding prrJpA Jnst yraF.
TIE oLnEsT HANK IN NEW YpHK.
The Bunk Of New York, IL which Flood &
o'Brsen have Transferred tho New York account Of
the bank Of Nevada, Is the ollcrt bank Ia New
YORK, and, nc1t 10 the HanI; Of North America In
PHILADELPHIA. the oldest hank in sAe country. It
was started In l781 by Robert Norris, aul com.
menced buslncss under articles OF association
drawn up by Alexander Hamilton: New York In
1881 contained only 40, 600 ,nhAtitantr. It has
never passcd dividend exccpt in 1877, when the
laws Of the State of New York forbade payment of
dividends. Since It bsc4nlu National Hank h,
1ad5 1t has paid 10 per cent per npnun,. Its pres.
ent capital Is three millions.
BOSTON DTv1pENDs.
Tho amount OF dividends and Interest IN nuh,,c
mud corporate obligations announced for payment
In boston during November Is S., sou, ,oo2.
GOLD AND GNERNBAcRs.
Cold WAS 1904 10O3 III gtccnbasks.
,nrennbucss wezc hG6ls cents OH The dollar
In ruIJ. '
, 1876-11-04

d Mnitea M MEEHoha A4a. 7an 5iu ~, $40 s75
9tSt"4ss ia7a tlc ab.ye !stnFns snow lcCltasc u
~ V thS CIRCULATION ut MYt:s IN EnElant, mud
klhttoEi IN eutnpaftDH the .prb With lhs Nsst H.
the citChl1slon: ~ oA
Tat Enslish rtisato bnnIs arc hctow their
Tie EuglIblI joiht. .4tocE banks IL bsluw
thcit hxsd 's''s. 5248s
, 1876-11-04

578, a1 .si3
DNlTislI CURRENCY sTATIsTtcs.
Tho London TEnta prints the following figures Of
the banI.notc circulation Of the liank OF England,
the priyate bahks Of England. tho joint stock
banks, and tc baka Of ireland and Scotland, thu
bank. mote c!rculaton, in short, Of Grenl pritaln.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-04-29
Cu|lAS AND JAPAN PEAS.

The introduction Of these crops through
out the south will enable us to keep our
stock and fill orr smokc-houscs as cheap
" as it can be done at the West. The
Chuia is planted III a ridge like Pc.
t,toes. yields on common land 200
b.shcls yer acre of the richest feed, une
oualcd for f;,ttcning hogs, ponltry--and
children. One acre will fattcn more hogs
than ten acres Of the best corn, besides
furnishing grazing all summer. For the
truth Of these claims we refer +" U. 5.
Commissioner Of Agriculture, Washing.
ton. or to any agricultural paper in ~ LIE
South. Price, by mail, postage ,,,a,d, 2Oc
d package, 1oc a pint, 76ca ,,nart by ex-
press 81 a peek, SIS a l.;.,,s-c].
The Japan Pea. fully established its
'aeuts scvr,..a years ago, and is now in
nnivc...sal demand. It grows upright
Ike q cotton stalk, Is cultivated like
| corn, and yields from $50 to $50 bushels
Al acre Oh ordinary land. Stock of all
kinds relish it and thrive highly on i,
| without other feed. Also excellent 70,
table use CATER boiling about week.
by mail, postage paid, l5c pack
age, 500 pint, SOC a quart. by express
s. per peck, $40 per busl,sl. These seeds
arc so scarce and costly that VIC cas,'o
make any discount to wholesale dea'er
or oranges.
| When Southern planters grow thci
own stock feed and fattcn their own hog
VIC shall hear no mole."f hard times am
"middlc~lnen" for this will put an cn'
to both, If you fear to invest. largely
will cost. but a triflo. to, Try these seeds
and unless your experience differs fro'
all others, you will be forever thankfi
| for the trial. Address,
!, A. F. WHITE T. CO.,
April lin. Nashville, Tenn.