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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-10-26
COUNTY AND CITY OFFICERS.

COUNTY AND CITY OFFICERS.
LARAMIE COUNTY.
(GA Draper, Chairman,
Commissioners T E 2 Bsssy'
Sheriff. J O'Brien.
Constable-C s Devoe,
justices Of the Peace I 1n Il s= Fisssa.
Clerk and Recorder.Geo B Simpson.
Treasured e Tracy.
Probate Judge-D C Tracy.
Prosecuting Atorney-W w Corlett.
School Superintendent
Coroner-Jas Talbot.
AssessoT-Ed j Morris.
CHEYENNE CITY.
L Bresnahen, Pres. &c
Of. Mayor, :.
D., 1c-.. John Nealon,
w p Davis,
A Ryan,
d Fisk.
Cterk-G b Simpson, er oJE. Assessor.
Marshall N Slaughter.
Ireasurer-Isaac Bergman.
Atorney-T ] Street.
Sttrreyor-R y Blackstone.
foHcs Justices T. M. Fisher.
Meetings of the Town Trustees, Fri
day evening in each alternate wa-k, at
the City Hall.
ALBANY COUNTY.
w II Holiday,
Commissioners Simon D~urlacher,
Thomas Alsop.
Sheriff. r Brophy.
Justices Of the Peace I { B B f hnseew''
Clerk w Medium.
Probate Judge-L D Pease.
Treasured d Pease.
Prosecuting Attorney-C w Bramel.
Superintend't of Schools-N L Andrews.
C6roner-James Vine.
LARAMIE CITY.
Board q Trustees : ! g ! B$$s;
C2erk-A ] Metcalf.
Treasurer-A j Metcalf.
Assessor-M A Hance.
Marshal-John Colford.
Police Justice-N L Andrews.
CARBON COUNTY.
B Adams, Chairman.
Commissioners ID B Clay,
j. II Brammer.
Sherit-D F Rennie.
Cerk-Perry L Smith.
Probate Judge-Wm L Ash.
Assessor-BT Ryan.
Superintendent Of Schools-B F Kinney.
SWEETWATER COUNTY.
w P Noble, Chairman.
Commissioners William Evans,
James Calhoun.
Sheriff. A McPhee.
CerE-A Mcintosh.
Probate Jsdge-A E Bradbury.
Ireasurer-A E Bradbury.
Assessor-Wm A johnson.
Surreyor-E Blanchard.
Coroner-A F Lodle.
Superintendt Of Schools-C Washington.
UINTA COUNTY.
&c A Phipps,
Commissioners Newell Beeman,
w K Sloan.
Sherif-William Hinton.
Clerk-Alf G Lee.
Probate J,udge-W H Remington.
Ireasurer-W H Remington.
Prosecuting Atorney-H Garbanati.
Assessor-M G Hopkins.
Surreyor-W G. Tom.
Superintendent of Schools X Temple.
Coroner-Thomas Street.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-10-26

Hope Encun,pment No. 2.--Meetings
on the second and fourth Wednesday
evenings of each month at Odd Fellows
Hall.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-10-26
GENERAL DIRECTORY.

DELEGAIE ~ cD51GR6s.
Fbgty-T Third Coagress-W II STEELE.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-10-26
Masonic.

Wymaiag Co,nnandery No. l, Il. t.
Regular Conclave, first Friday evening
Of each month, at Masonic Hall.
Wyoming Chapter No. /, II. A. N
Meets at Masonic Hall on the first and
third Tuesday evenings Of each month.
Cheyenne Lodge. No. l, A. +. d. A.
M.-Meets second and fourth Tuesday
evenings of each month, at Masonic
Hall.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-10-26

Cheyenne Lodge No. l.--Meets every
Monday evening at Odd Fellows Hall.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-10-26

N-t
TO MY
c. u s T m e r s
AND THE
PUBLIC.
Having been repeatedly requested. both by
letter and In person. 70 give my prices
through the Denver Newspapers. 1
viii answer all parties by saying
thai q quotation OF prices sci
dom, II ever represents val
ne, and never In the
goods I deal In, viz
Teas, Cofnees and
Spices. To b
appreciated.
they must be seen
aAd examined, and
respectfully request
every Que. dealer or con-
sumner, 70 call and see for them
selves. I will also mention that
am selling the purest. freshest and
cheapest Teas, Conees. and Spices In DEN
yer. quality being oonside cd. and dare amy
one 10 contradict 1t. Ask your
grocer for Conner Coffee and
Spices. and II he don't keep
them come 70 my store where
roast. ~granuiate and grind
every day Sundays excepted
JAMES CONNOss.
Proprietor Denver Spice Mills aad
codee Roasters. 81 Lawrence IT.. Denver.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-01-03

Tux sui,s of az City Attorney Cam
ron aud hrs wise. Of Chicago, each
skiing for a divorce from the other. IL
.ovsl in the character of the witnesses.
he husbands own daughter by pre-
ions marriage. testified against him.
nd against the wife appears her moth.
e. sister and brother A clergyman
: introduced as the writer Of improper
etters TO the wife.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-01-03
DAILY SILVER STATE
puprSsHEp EVERY FvENISa SUNDAYS
rycErTED,. py
+. !. HILL 81 Co.
rruNs or SUBSCRIPTION:

a.. ...x. e.nr yeT~ wv nail. ........... .Sio en
g. s.,.s,y six rauttS. ty mail. ........ ) rs
m. c.,Iy. three raoasi.s. by clssi........ 81
p..lsv~scd Ug carrier. - Cests per week.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-01-03

4 young man ia Olafhs. Kansas,
who Is pprticuier about his washing,
ghs other day wrote note to his washer
woman and one to his girl, and, by y
i range fatality, put the wrong address
each envelope and sent them on.
lhe washerwoman was well pleased at
'he invitation to take ride the next day.
,ut when the young lady read: "Is you
nuss up my SKIRT bosoms. and rub the
,u,tous of my collar any more. as you
ia the last time. l will go some where
lse." she cried all the evening. and
eciares that sho will never speak to
im again.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-01-03

THE erup,ious Of Mount Vesnvins,
whieh is sgain active. Amounted. ac-
,otalng TO the historians, 10 nineteen
5roa the first 90 the seventeenth Gen.
Eury, when twenty three we're recorded.
la The eighteen,h century twenty-thres
kook place. aud the present century
here have air. iy been twenty-five,
,r one every Gl,ce years.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-01-03
r. t,. kA5N=LL,
TUwyNSlTE ACEET,
C. r.. "a. z.
TOWN LOTS rcn SALE OR LEASE

rNARrIts Wishing 70 LEASE or puR-
~ nse Los Va thn town Of Winnie.
nucca. Rga he rhy nn fled that all ap-
p'laniirng for ,ha sape, or on business
rnlir nv thps ~. hnuld be addressed 10 the
under, ~'d at Nacsaioanto, whore they will
receive N@ulnt rtttAuHa.
rp whose ccrryirg lands belonging b. the
conrany, without having bought or leased
the ealno. ere also notified to attend TO the
r,aAter without delay, and avoid trc Me.
noien d. n. IA xEIL.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-01-03

TEE standing armies OF civilized
,ations number 5000, 600 men at tho
resent time. when the world 10 enjoy
sng comparative reace.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-01-03

AUGUSTUS MAYngw. q London heT-
rist and contris etor 20 Pnnch. d:ed
st week.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-01-03
R,rrs osv.DvEnrIsINa:

onr sqnare gln iasS erst insersson. ....-ss w. w.
2E..h sahreoaert Il. srtion, per square. ] oV
4 4 brrai rxiuc spa to reSalsr Gfvertisers.
, 1876-06-26

T1EnE AMI TMEnE.-'Tfle sct,r G. c. Tf,.mrff nr.
rived ut Quehcc from t,laHEnw, Scotland, INIT
"Wednesday night. The sc1ls Vl1ton came Into Nil.
waHkee Friday evening stfaa' her ibao.snt guys..
a lively competition IL ut present prevailing ls.
tween the tugs ut Port Cul'nrnr, md vcsSels arc
tafl tn have bcun tnwca fru,n Allentown to Lake
Eric for The achr Challenge, ntcly rebuilt st
Iinctne, .as iccm Hod Tor S. lno Frl,iny the tns
Admiral Porter WA sold at nctrott by iha United
stntcs Deputy Murshal In william, A. Moore for
s., Tho hargr Mercury WIN sold Friday
by the executors 'f tlte T. 2. Ward c.tate. Ut Dr..
troll, to Utto in:inscr uf Milwaukee,, for s, Zoo.
stcchunic. oyurduo ut Port Colbnrnu, thlen wifi
dca1s from M,lskeSon hoIn! fns Qnel,cc.. Tho
wer S eld II tha % F"is ca was rucd ua!pai of M ty y
the tugs 9uayiu mi! Torrent. -. i'm lnst Tuesday
..ish i talor s'sane nnkn.w!., fcll from t'o .clr
TIM wIn, md wcre 20 high at tc tino t|tat It
waH nIf'-*il,'s T. render asslsaneo to tic nnfar.
's s euos"r. whcn haTa ee a: a:ofs on e''tfs III
st, clair Fints for lo past two or l,rra days wero
finally Fe!sas.f s Ff'day rlwy cseapea without ~
tho channct for entrance into, tho 0ntonngun hnr-
tmr. II yo! hive nsy business sn do with as.
orr sf s shs @ n N Tans sin se oa{ ct
in thu hike ~ T yum we're n 1iasantinr... While
otE sEsing l.akc, ~, M!chlgnA, frt,ny morn;
aaSns @ @ spun 1cf anr TO Gh IT, oi'a fanis iss
somu time, .and weru ~ an exhausted condition
WE wms1 ,,nr t,ay III iii @ a non Gscaa 20
.nc wnn rmnn hnyn f,.rts,rd 1Ln nr",x ~ ,ie ,e
, ~'.r Wttn ~ ,,tI H. * L. ~ ,, " ~
n,n,i.I m;t n1nsaIn,,s - %y ~: "st ~" nss'', WIZ
thr t;nnnI;at nrn tJnatec Fhn r,,w ~ ~" uop. ~.
tIn "a" 'een s,rn ." .Ma maa fa1nh' a t"t so'ern,
ty..t," w ""'' RIA rrot. ,+ta. aumsutt t ~, q.
,,,n II t,n ,nn,,s S.r. ,,'o " ,.e =, n n!so
,cxais ',rnt,iI ~ rciirnn sT. ,.S "t sf"" .Tga
vrsi"r,lsv Rr rsr,." ~ srSr ~" ttne. ir,s
;tnt ~ :nn IL, tr mhnn .a. nm. wv t.ufteA
WA, ,;S VI a,t,, ~ H., W, ne'at 1 tIaei1s!'eu
1m .t s,hn t.asn mnfnf N, tmo Mthennnn, trcy 70
~" ,x"rt w5s M,,rIn yi,h IaH ';.,f ~ ine ins
,w !. ,,, Sr. h W., y; c,est
~, "1nSa,nss st enni,rs INV, ~ i,,nn ~ u,
c"s. @ ,.fIt,"mt ,,,v},," thn., = "e" :" i""" w"
, 1876-06-26
MARINE.


-...-. @ t'e'4Auo'
"""'vAhN-''mr e'l'ens"' Mah't"a, fnndrlcf;
s.nr haFon; sum "aseh, enhat,ef; stme
M"sHesoa' A"ske.soi' "uh"s'c*i rF'r AIRS
J. Trucsasi', l.ent"n 1las'~s. san.'r!es
prpp Jnsa, Buffalo, auu,lrle4; rrop AnnIn
Laurie. Druerc, niv Iron; n'rc,nncst. M,n,aruc
s,,,,.,,,. ns,,,, r., nn m.,,," ,,,,.,' '
prop u. lt"f1hut, Buffalo, coal; rEop Aaska. l'us.
min, sunlrics; pro-, buckeye, Fair lIa,en, wuo;
urun 1in,o. ,jnrnjo Kuu;lrce: r,on f,irvntts
iesm'eo, 'o",ns' peop Nm; tf'posli, Mahsftee'
lumber; prep e. Hlctz, Manfstre, lumber; prop
New Era, Grand Haven. tnwfns; prop s,anca,
M"a @ s,hr 1@Ha,s; p'" nss%%. sck roft
II. l'an. 1tonna, ,ics rchr Nary. Kcwn"nes, wood;
sehr T." Dali, Muskcson, IamseF: schr Madison,
i,,. ,vroJ. .rhr ! u n,,.,n,,.ss Whtt,, : ni.,,
wy Wooa, ~',, -. T. . nestna'eR' hhst' 'a'as,
shmberi achf Malnc. l'tldlnelni', lumber; nrhF
schr G. II. llacklcy. Muskcyon, 1umhrr: xehr
S1"s,te t,,.a,,n' 1n,,,s, s.t,. ~ H.; ~. =, ~.
aSsm, ',,,. ".SaSss' ~, .n', n.t "a, ~ ra.
lumber; schr Mermaid, beaver Creek, lumber;
sehs White nuk, Lutllnvtou, lumber:
VIII, ,,.y stnte Ma,ine,+c ,uminr. acbr n,rt,o
M ,,a.ur. Msnonnrc i"mhsr; % srr ''I American r!sa
rntnn, Mcnnmlnce, lnmlnr. schr rcorln. MusEe-
ron, humber; sc,r Jes4lc rh,lllps, Mgn}stee. lum-
t,r. .rM. nn,o ynunh, Jn,,sn,1 .',",, .ot,. ~ ~
drew Jackson, Norwood, who'd; aelsr Z. j. ltoc!or,
Mantslee, lumber; schr Constitution Iiuaa,o
coal, nctr Milton, White Laku, lumber; pehr Eliza
LaN ""i'e i'aKe, Wooa' sehr Mohtefey' Etaf'
)ottc. coal; sehr Driver. WeatpoEt, cedar pnslsi
lchr ". =. Crosthwa!tc. Erlu, coal; xc!r D.
water, lumber; sclr N. H. Cnok. M.Iske:u,i
iu,nLcr; kchr hr'rrunlan Mnas, s;rsen Hny, ,Wutbcr;
sehr ItouAe Stmnlnns, M,isEegnn, lumber; rchr
, 1876-06-26
LAKE MICHIGAN,

CntrAao. .-ycstaray was one nr tho ln,1cst Sun.
dnyH at the tnmbcs dnei;h ever knnwn here. OnIy
three vessels arrived during the ,lay. Nearly all
tic tugs were putadc Cruising for towH, but most
q. then, had to cune back IN tho evening without
having fund anything Tho ecIIr Ira cnht ar.
rived here yesterday nnrniny Mt 10 o'clock IN thkc
on n cargo Ut corn to lsuffao at cents n husl,c1
She left Milwaukee Saturday evening at o'clock.
.,,.tnft. Eiphcke 1,as received a dapntc to tEo
effect tint ilic Hsltt ~. Antlrrw has l,cc1,
re}tn-cl from the reuf ,leAr thu Suuih
stnnnA island hy tie tng Crusader. Tier carrn Is
bniIy EtHkrd with wner ntMl will 10 of i!tt!u ac-
rotut. Htr liaH l,,EH tuwei into Santt. Manfbtce
iarbor. Si,r will he tnwed 10 th1a port II Il CHI e
dnne., .Thc tns !.pHic DoleI,ax gnne iutn tc n,c.
ynus. having 1,r"krn h.r crank {t!i1 during Friday
night. 1t waa boiling hut ycHttr.lay, which,
wrull,er tutcl The excursion tu.u lcn 1,ra1o md
lsret iln.te cxactty, thvy hal full tnas Of OK,
cursnntstA on cvnry trip. .T!.u sc1,r G. q.
1nrnes, which wAs tttnattc,t near ttc South Mimi.
TIM, wsiA luwci into Milwaukee Saturday evening
by the III. K!t.id smoke sl,n presented worlIe.
roIa Appearance. All hut about 10 feet Of hsr
furunlast n..l abaut Il, fcut Of malnmast wern left
nnd her n,zxcn loplNast WINS Rlso gone.
, 1876-06-26

,rte, .,a ,,,hs..,a ,,, ,,.h.,,.,
1nEt AHn unTnanH'n t'K fnrntt tnnHlln9f "ht
Haron: afrnHy wth n far thMAn!tt thHniffh A}Hc;
ccat r!h itM .lttrl crnr. III tlias'.
- htrttns- t7r. i.!'t' Iris: @hrnt. IMn ;tti rntn.
a.",,s,} nn,. ll;ts'u; :Y", i.E"h1'; ln1ry. n"he;
ll"s'' "hhrhd; shts'r. t'"n..
CINCINNATI. Innr .i- fSaHt-QHfrt nnt unchanged
HfHfn- -"hrnt sffHF nlll1 ntin 1T E1.tA-1ii iHfft
Ell nHi nv. t,ats quiet aha steady @t ap's'fc lSo
AisrJ tnr4 y, , ~, .,,n no t,-,ou,,,
1,1h MI ha.nn:iEEnt Heh1n ltt3hilrt Rettle ,M
s.u @ KITTY. ~ ~ s'7S! M u l9lt Meianat snasr"+ t
51Ei elGH fl". HE sMt Anh hiftf Iiihat cFnf. IHt
ls ,s!Enuf "'tA thss ae''"nH n "'Rf"?Aei IVA
ihisGv- III xTni demand, nj FIJI, prieca, ,sl,1o.
i'MiiSr.s.sIv III III 1'. IN ,am,c H. ~ Pt'ee"' e'
""'' ~s'e""s ""a ",,.:,anH"a' ., VIZ.
i0kRt1o. r. Jdrf J-fiuHF-QHt9f. -, .,.
uFtiHrMhsat Mivanrel! InaSr: 10, MHlis M'eh',
n. ~ sneF M1t!.Fh. T.. N Jns' - te: ~
rait,' h!n. - H.. WI IcISaIfn nu;s TN LniH
trnI n nIK t1s1Nsn II ~ h,r F'!n n "
tt ncM X ss; INV tni3rH 1hS; ~ ElMc. - q:
, 1876-06-26

FLnurt-was rather n,or. active, t,,,gh tho buying
pst as: .s!4s 's h %a, ~ ns .' ss, s,
@ nrsyentr ,s ssdu N nslera ''u Inv, p u. r u dr. p" mass
Safe. q aasty M st' 1t
s:,s'' 1,l' ss 'yr,as M extras. chtny At *li.
term. Tutn, T., ,7s i,rI. lin n.ark,t ein,rd ' anst
s fonx " ss % If pses. Hs sa cacv witt %er ts. ss
,ra,, s;,a7!is7,Mtd; ca,a.nun to good do. s'.s7's
s5; y; sss' Z 50: :3t;n s:st d. ] -
~; rye auur. si..,ai -
hra"-w.s aetlro at uac',anrcd nr'e'a. s''cs were
':oto. At sN3S ." rass @ nn ~ " frss on board ca esr.
truck. ''''" 0''s' " N'' O~"''~ 80 <'''>' VI
ssr,. xtns-coarss ws nominal q. s,o oc7,a. 50 per
Ton.
%EATws. ;.. 1atsr n more s'se ana nvaneea ia
,Hs ssosns t, ,s, ss Msrf ta Tue pFe'"a. sv*",ns
Sam ,sa .s M
aks, wheat bought a45in ts % ssn. H.. war .sa,s.
sraas nosi lille clnnsu. llut ,l.c Wc.srn nsws was
rsisa} sis s;hsF Wy t.sah in chissss +. ": enIy
III, n sss < S;sst + t.
Gh" na !s ns%i @ r nt 's1p faiarTs , IL tt Stss
" ts ~ ars x S W. ss sss"!s Il
r. tG':l VI ia;:S y ~ 1n1 r II nn r. NY Aas, enE gSpt
s fess ~ s s @ Hte nv va u WIZ tS
L..
ns,iSihE on saGa .;t Haao y. ~ sAMaaSse t W! r.
fs'p:! s.'s ss" H. ~ fsSSss siss
ssrl nn nntE t1s s Mgsk, A MEnYers iMs.n Lsei ttls
H a. ,s 5t II is It a jy e's a, II ~ Ss 9.
rat n hd aett'sfrd % tiirs re- Wsrn si.tt'
aa SikH, @ sitsiiE ~ sGsf Aa:''t gym.
ha1nttu tME1s premium tlH ueH'ahG from uutslta
ls,nE s. ssy 4 sf f @ an 9'h: Ill.,, Il sa ~, :. yc $ ~:
sef M h IT, ''h s ~ ; q s,' %
Tx ~ st.tn HHG" Aas xaV % !sasSs r,sEn an' e
i"HtI kI9ues "cc sisnuy uHAes ,AI usilnll lnf s.
,'ci,. nt q Ga' tass SS5f f1rE" If t. III II A. ~ =, ~ H.
tpF!nE ~ s.nssHJ mSsn ~ u, . Ky y. n!nt
~ " !slssteu 20 o. isx": ~; a @ Ho I'LL W s'al-
ply " nae:1ha n h,aeH: t'al' ~ - % mr., r
:, HihetMu MhtH-"h ~ ustLta nCi!htilu nla atheI'
n rs %G 1He m scss5a! M hsEk R @ aa n ~ Ri
,ss5 ~ a. S3!1; la, -; ~ n"; 3at *anws ~ !s'tS
H y nn'Ys Y ~. u. 'as} ~ }. i.' ~" ~ 1' " ~ ~
aah -. - Itco ~ unas1 Eh'h. Anla. ~. 81 W.
M - ~, asT nya% aS!S as.s % I Hr%s %yrsss % t
rse's stIe ts tNseIlHoi wy snsinnEra M nnt Wy
isaie ,at par stcEs IN sturo laSu isrreassd ioru
aM t' nm 4Mrins r i1 H. st M III TsyK r.s 9iS l ~a .
lease WY AhHHs, oh?.NH ~ ~ W Hilhes htrc. ~
Gnsn W. F. "ein ;t ri 5 Gr ea,5t nnM saIhGi - ~
, 1876-06-26
LIVE STOCK,


CATTLl:-l)urtla thu rast week pFcesuf tGef cattls
we1u more t1n ordinarily steaay. MoEitaYL l!Afktt
fIuf very r tDne, AHd u te9deIcY Ut prces kcelet
IL N up%Arls III response 10 All Nltacu il kllG East
Eas sha advance there w&s ftot AattataeI. ard ute
market lost b''oyaney ~ consequence. TowaEs
tlIu end Of ewcek. nhler diminished reccp,s Jrlco
Msaln .leYtlotta strength, hlt Vt no ttHg fr0, ilR
uspn!nx 10 thu r!oss lid tho variation IN values uxceca
nc ieE lli ~. IIe 5rcs!pss-altl0uRh buNc 4,taN
trul IN cxtess nf tl1 pres oAs wcck-Wcte udGFatS f
ts traupn ind ILL not gsrat!y exceed the trair r.
1ltrynlcAts. pnly Euw hundred l,ead remaining Il
thr y4rds anN,!i. The average quality of thu cAtth
received wa4 exceptionally good f"r the sea.aI
t!u hulk, u fur weeks t1axtt cohststilt;
l.iM q !, !t, ~. FOR tllrt. Tue ruling .pr!rt.
Ssas II ~ j u t .0 satsr IT
The tHlpy u T:aA tAtllc sns 'ioie 1ul The nulnt*r
weex let"sa I'll xers ~arkai tile hllt 1t -
s"f III @ Il t,r shts si4S. S. sa sh G: ~ y s
i've butsfrrs' stnI, lnrlulnv and culil"u nil.
ei Icy, was salablu y t27A.a7a. stnckes wte
sios: u sn' 4sis Ss' IL 5y IL f5r ssl Z
sstys s a.y srks s{ .es, ssuH S e..
'ssSs yss: I'd sss1. =. Svxt
GqcS .i.trs wsIsh:
neiiaia uraie.-strsis III fais ls.., .cixh: ~
puss.:s. ~ IT," t. IL iii .tsci. I'D
cunllun tn choice enws. for city slaughter.
stsK sH5 % es'iis, weighing Ill a1.'e
lnfsiioloiis; IT, IL, ,ia cox:, sfst. .;sxs
Irx.s.:i inIoavh atose... a.as.S t..
II xts M IT, aas ~ sssS sss e, rss III
aurlns ths ~! s9n,inea " Mn,hs Thy stect uR9@ safa
s tSssj n' - t:y s ".S III t,":*f" te.. :;
in'' sII'E-: ~aGt !" ka..a.43n1 Iva guIsl4.a "
, 1876-06-26
Withdrawn iron, stosc-n Friday for city coI,.
sumption: 9, I'll hu wheat, 314 bu corn, B3. hu

Withdrawn from store Asn Friday for city cun-
sumption: GIL ha wheat, 314 bu corn, U3. bu
0lfk.
TIE following grain WAS insnectcd into stutc In
this city oh Saturday morning: cars No, \. ".
wheat, - rara No. = =. v. do, car No. eps1ug,
IO cars No. do, ii cnth No. tlp, ~ cars rejected
do TN wheAtl; II ours aud O. 0oU h,, high, ni~pd
corn, .tl1 caf+ No. do i GRrs rev mixed sio
DJ curs rejected 10, ! no glade (4a corn,: 10
whto outs, 10 cata and :, tUU hu No. 2 10. ~
Cars rejected sto cars nu staIc ri uatEl IL cars
M. rye, CAT No. do. s cars M. ! hurley.
cars No, = ito, chr relectedlu. fntu 1881 rnrs)
:s07, 400 IN. Inspected ou!: ~, 75i bu wheat,
81, III bncort,. =, 7tlO bu oatd.
The following wero tho receipts ana shipments
Of brentstuils and ike Atock ut h!B p0.nt during
tl1p past week. aad for tlle corresponding weeks
cuftuu m dute1.
, 1876-06-26

I.fparftd ~ dffTfntffr HtrihtH T"tarra Eratrr.
t.ntt4siiff, June 2t-T!1e rEecfpiA Ills week Hsrc
ah'Ht ,aD fllts .r0 Iess thA, 'tSt week. Sales,
l''t l,hla. hens 81 hla ttss thnn ,it week. showing
fpr the lHst two wceEa taking Intn aeutnt Nh ds
rcscws} the rcccpts to liu ali ltIa luru t1an tic
sa1ra
III heavy toiaccns good lcafy lgs md Anr grades ot
'tsrf,l. t,tailtlal leaf haye hsrn III ght supply, al
hh"uf few buyers itHn,f Frlccs fur ti.lN nt
selections have bern maintained, while nil The lower
Hrara arc easier, viz: TEaay at,d r,uluun nvs arc
tH iwrs, Roo' lt.s fexsnrtlnE wIcrn they are very
heavy rich. md 1cafy) fts lnwer. cn.nlon AMI
Enud 1tnf from S1,tH tn fl.d> luwcr-llr ntarklt
fur snr Esalcs Mt times being Irregular; but 1T tho
rlbsc. htatr, with thu want Hf l!(a The part
nf tycrs nnteei 1ist %iH,k. Af,t purchases OF. New
York hrcnfnt, although lcss thln wucS tlau lnr srvera
wurks past. st!1 lending nnteral strength The market
S"ni,s sr, lais,rt"5 is,ss been largely IN cxces. al
, WINK, a',4 all Eradcs ars a l"wsF. harsy sas.
Tie rrcrlps at ctlnr foacco stt,sc ,,ecn !Isht anil
81 e aMs .e ' % sy sl ~ M r,nS ] te o a, fraS IT,,
irr, WIZ Eo", md prices uniformly well alslaNr ut
colnmoa snokcr nn.e been II excess n The receipts.
M e. a I'D 'nR tSl tH. xit s s"o f ena sSs' ~
tust. m ,.,u,,
~ f!1i s sas"s' %r
e @ xi;s f hsSs s ss s
Sis @ S ss ; liz y%s:.s I'll ssTs @ II tss"sfns as sss tbs
n" sh1 .xss: ss% % Ss xh,rh hH n, y to- . tT s WI
% s;sf ts sss rs sar i s"
Q'"fa'eHs i! tas s!.ss:i tnc market tt'' s,ccs;
oummen :$:s :!s 's;s *$:,: ss! a1 S%''.'a an
t:s TT ;ii:: Ss %s; s%: 5 i s S$s,S:; II:
ta;,tt1s EiES lsS1;.. i1!s;,% g s .n, :1H;'
sss for SSas Il %a ordss, iFsit
sS a ssiP'is %ai tss~ ?" f "s 81 s'G s
, 1876-06-26

SIw fnnK 1nnn .t-l'usinrss light In nil departments,
hut there IL III improved frrllnE In traie an prizes
nre generally ateay maintained. Heavy p;tnlna
tln,r IN fair .le!al trnA lsss active, sxcept ta-
prints, wllIfll aru III brtak Ecltc:t.
The Nafi<tfn Sayh: "Ttc ent!ru sturk q! Cochran
Mc"At cO VIII he so!l ut RIctfon Tavalay Ao1t al
thu fu!&oHlNH lays"
, 1876-06-26
s@f2'sM s% Hlax& DIR. K can.
IT'S South CIaTK-st, corner If NUnrCs .hlcaoo

It's South ClalK-sl, coIneT ol AOnTcs lhlcagn,
Nay he consulted personally os by mall 1np u
Oh VII Erunle VI nartuhs lAGtHGA Ti. 5.kEAS 4tIo
uhfy phistci4 III the city wiu G:s pAY.
ul!ee leuTs y T. ILL., u T. Ill., salaysl rom 70 y.
DR.. Stone, I'll Madiaon-at., :, Chicago.
H.. petmkncntly eu!ss ~ Chron, Scau4 an4 Irlf.ts
Gatr: y1at taa.svd y nonsy le}1nae1. es.:a
GulrEt. Charges trtIphAhlr. Medicines sent every
whesu. Consultation fryo anl vounAtnli4 psrtonAlJ
ur W tna ls'Hk fur bath scAes ustntel1 4u! cir
GuaES VI Vtler things 4ent sealed fur twu Nas n D.
~ !Gtt Will psutc that }r stv!e |. tu spec!aliA
III Ch!ca*u WIN Il rrkuiLt KfAiuAtc III H1d1ct,n+
NEllyOUS EXIAUsTION-A MEDIcAf. ESSAY.
coMtrts!nE s<rle. bf LECTURES dciifatA Ut ka!H
N!aseain q Aat.Giny hsw fosk ~ TIC e!a.e saitaf
hsa!h may tc Fes.ias ao1,l.s ttat .Inops Of n
aud pbyAical dsay. btK lilo result VI yrara rxpe.
{!eMfe. fFes - cents. Alltesa ts .ultof Hlk L. ].
, 1876-06-26
FINANCE AND TRADE.
What Happened in Financial Cir.
cfes Last Week.
Tho Country Orders for Currency Slow
Up...Dnllness IN l.oans.
Grain in Gnotl Demand and lttti-
ing Firm.
Some Excitement About tho
Growing Wheat Crop.
FINANCIAL.

There was great srarc!ty in the loan market lh't
Hech Of good loans. The negotiations hy The cisy
fnr s5G1, 600 at per rent from one bank. with
which 10 nay tho bonds and interest hno Iuly !.
Has the un1y monetary event Of special tntc'cst'
The general demands isons t!ir Ectnlnr customers
Of tho ianks ware hardly sufficient to maintain d's'
count lines At profitable figure. bnl they ate not
expected 10 lie heavy al this t!mc Of yenr. Almost
every form nf ontstle enterprise Ii atnsnant, 10
that tho banks hnt no outlet for their ncctnrlat.
Ing funds, The carly Saturday clnsng movement
Of the hanks will 10 !nnugura'ed ut The close OF
lha week.
1ntca Of dscnunt Mt The han1:a hrc HGllo rcr
cent to rcgaae customers, Street rates nre Hl-
lowed 10 good independent borrowers.
On tho ftrcct thrsn ~ Al abundance Of funtA and
kcasclty Of borrowers Of The right kind. 1tcs ufo
BSb1a per cent.
New York exchange was mnrc IN demand. and
was aold between banks al par tn &c premium for
$1,000.
The currency movement u the country through.
ont thc week las brcn small.
The clear!nss Of The week nfc reported na follows
by Manager y. Il. i1alc, OF the Chicago CLEARING
, 1876-06-26
COMMERCIAL.

Tho following were the receipts nnt shipments Of
Tho leading articles nf produce III this city during
tho twcnly-fo four hnnrs ending at o'clock Oh
Saturday ulurnlnG:
, 1876-06-26

LoxpoH. June "a. .-AH,nlnt Of bullion Ennr into
thr funk " EnsfnnI IN batn,ce io.day, Gti. QUO.
GOnsols for munry md nrco'lnt, At l-llt
Gnitcd slAtcs hoiu!s, 't,i., 106tf; H1s, 1Ga.si
lolita, lo1ti; new is. 11Uts.
New TURK Central, us; Erie, 1917; preferred,
tsn.
rAnla, June o4.-tscntes 10lf 'ls!;c.
FHASkronT, June *+.-unltcd Statcs honas, new
En- 1UL4i,
, 1876-06-26

chicago Public Library, J rs-o books; scl,wc,tzcr
lH'k1n,.:glas* plntrx; J. H. te.tel. ca-r woml n.
~Are: n. {. g.. Mil t:nmranv. II 1.O. ',s' la,.s
spe;ar; irun: t'Eun,as u. Foster, W hilds balL.
Amount ul duties tottcr.ed. S17!.:n.
, 1876-06-26

CLEsELASn, a.. Jnlr a4.-rrtrHlpu,n frtnrrt stand.
nra white, liz test. l.c; rr(Mu white, l5B lcl, tac, y
cur lots.
, 1876-06-26

It0n rR1EIiTa Were gnlul anil very steady.
Thrre were few nrGcrs hand etlrr 10 t9y pr seII
and tic weather wak too warm fur ornl operators 10
Eet Ar much enthusiasm ltolirss firm In ihett
views, though Liverpool was qnotc Gd per cwt tuwtf
Oh lard.
Tho tttp Commercial Rt,7t Gives tic following
tho rhipHenfa Of prossluhs fFn tlls city lur the
peri0is named:
, 1876-06-26

stcrlinr, 60 days. a"1ds1s7at; '!cmnnd, 4snh
6laH9,.
The Wcetfy harl. statement +. M folfnw.. 1oana.
decrease, -. :;W; spctie, dec S0li
legal cmlrrs, decrease. 2!ld. ttlt1: cpo~ita. n.
crvx.. SIAN Hnti; circulation, 1rertnst, 81, ,0uO;
rcruryr, decrease, St;l1 ,:1.O.