davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-05-11
rr,rnt Price. Snlra wcrr cl brls nt $..u7 rr Rann
1hlGs inclined II, LINK Upward, Iii FyniTnty with

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s.;s !; ;sS is$:$
fUGhTiix ws, In goo rcase.t and DIN. tne .enry
r. sx .as; ;ssg efs
sssas1 s & ssss ?Hs ; ;!sss!fr s'Sysf :S
eess d i!sy oSs g.! H9x s'ss " y
s w. 5 sst1 s.s as cn q Fl I'D I
sFa.
,aiix %!TS%S SeS * da1y, ~it 6sss' ssio' Ashton s'a
'"iA sS Gy 10 mean. a. ae,Isc a. could be de.
,{ cS s S% i agm noss sf s i. ss ss %c
ioxtaa q!,o.steas Il more frcsiy shsaei:
msn "Hsnsssss@e Resa d, t fsSs i Ss %sss sts IL!
c.t ts.ts'ss chocc 7o.t7ac. chaIccs Vhtn5r' faucy
inSt,iai- Common. ooaa,ea good do, :,aee4oc; nc.
o ssss sees sst:e e efSss:i tfSsi ss 7s''s nf''
%sr S sy';ss ss sSlss ssa ;ss' ss;s: f 5 ;5t
A!myt-C Contnon. an&Elc; Rool conln!ou. Iifl:acl
ns!s s t:Sss s5ss sSS .s ss'! s'sss: 'ss ' s
.es "sa s ,is. TsSS a MAPLE
VEAI4-Wna HAlnhIe at ftNc,
WHIT Alil.ES-Wcre IL liberal snrpy autl easier,
!tan usual; Caranherr :y 1e per a9!cn3 green Eaa.
a,raragnst 75cat iu dct dozen, iotsuee. :otso pe.
dozen; sAltsrs. 3sts4'N per dozrE: aniuach Hht
per lox; pic plant E44c bermuda toiIatoea, W. 7oe
Ecr ttJx. " -.
WOOL-Continuts dull antl wcak. Small nstcrs arc
demand j. !g ssd hs!asrs ;I Esrs5alIy ars aB.les 2
44ts+acs washed heccc, ane: xuuh conhoncd atss7c;
washed. medium 10. 4Mti2c: unWMlc.!, line heavy IL
, 1876-05-11
Withdrawn iron, sturo on Tuesday for CITY con-
laa Il In ,rh.LaA

NltndFAWn llona stoEo on Iuc1uAy Tor city con-
sumption: G,Gs0 l,n wheat, 7G4 bu corn, 1904 bu
hurley.
The following grain was Inspected into store On
Wednesday morning: II cars No. ". W. wheat,
II cnrs No. NJ ". do. car No. spring, ears
No. do, II cars No. do, O cars rcIccc,l do t73
whcnt); car No. corn, 1a cars high mixed 10,
40 cars No. do, Z cars new mixed do, "a cars
rejected do {10;I corn); 0 cars whito oats O cars
No, 2 do, o cnra and 6, TOO bu rejected do (2t
oata); cars rejected ryc, cars No. 9 do, car
No. , do, . cars rejected do. Total GOT cars),
$4,000 bn. Inspected out: 51, I13 bu whcat,
no, 0i hu corn. o., e81 bu oats. 3G8 bu rye, 5J7s
bu harley.
The .na!!ncts of the inspection into store ycstcr-
day, al other daya, II not altogether due 10 small
deliveries tho part Of tho farmers I'll direct
consequence OF the fact TINT large quantities. OF
grain are daily billed through Chicago and 60
around this city. A little while ago high rail tcs
were R.lduced as mode OF discriminating against
Chicago, Now low rites are used in the samo way.
In their anxiety 10 obtaln business, the different
rn1lroad agents arc reaching ont to tao country de-
pots and tho farm, md rnkIng in tho grain to swell
the volume Of tho traffic over their respective
roads. New York eec'nu to be making desperate
effort In this direction, and 1t Ia whispered that
solnc of her merchants are willing to contribute to
tho rllsoads portion OF tho profits uado ON
handling tho grain. Ttero ii perhaps no special
objection TO this. provided the matter he not equal
lfea ~ son.e othel way, Al Inc expense OF tho
western shipper. Ths communication which We
pab'1ah oe4ow point" 10 some such compensatory
aFfahsen,ent ~ pelns more tna'i possible
. good asat mas bten eatu recently about tho
sa'"e or the new lofk gram inspection Whit
api'eafs 70 hn'u been ia'r test was made recently
nut tac sesalt "as tas from satisfactory A lot OF
~ e'F'ioadS OF wheat WIS dFaWa OIL from the
seM1M E'esa'"rs tive weeks ago, and particularly
| .1,,. e4na.a ~ !" HhiioFhhty OF quality. u wus
ne"o'ea :" ~ M nearly uniform o. any such qnnn-
NY o' wheat could bo. II arrived In New York
i"s' "e'" u"o "aa theso inspected ihio @"o diner
ont ssaaes. lot Of 70 car.loads Of corn wns
utawn lso' 'ne fa'a about tho samo time.
ann1ectea 10 'ae sahis examination, pronounced
10 ~ o1 ihe sane assoipto value. On arrival In
30" ao1A ~ WV usaGa " 'Ao lnspcctott there into
not 'eAs .hah tnfes oI.e'eat gFaaes. Tbs ship
rcrs OF botn heso loa of grain NJ" not slow to cx.
press tllelF dtssaht Ut the result
~ laHs anu a*laeK'A'aay The WHEAT kings
who ruled IN M'iwauReo from Noss'nbe1into April
arc aad 70 oheE loc 90 tla dollar down, 90 at ths
end VI VIZ months, anu 400 more At tao expiration
of twelve months No mach Tor tho glary Of
the ttantactsoi' Tho wheat Ia undsrstood 10 re-
, 1876-05-11
PRODUCE.
NEW 1QAK.

Hpeeidl Wsbatch u The Tribune.
New Yonx, May 0,-onAlN-Wheat-Si
frm; Inactive; opened strong; iuir demsnd, which
was not sustained; closed apparently quiet; No. 2
3ltwaukeu, sales at 81. 20 In slose; No. Milwau-
keo prsMe ahoat, sold At Sl,2l; No. choice Mn
nesota, to asriss, sold at $l.2a; No. Mime.
sota, loads. ut 81. No. . MIRnesola, load, at
81. IL; old No. !. Chicago, 2 loads, ut 81. u In
stoto no grade, sales ut 81. o3 Inferior. Gales Ut
81. 0201.0i. Barley dull; malt In falr demand;
Canada, Sl.:5Gl. 40; iour.rowcd state, COCO
81. 90; two.rowed do. ssGo,c, 1sye IN fair lc.nand
for c1port; Western, slGs3c, Canada, ooNDlc;
State aud pcunsyiyanla, 00103c. Corn strong; In
falr demand; steamer mixed. G0c; no grade. 6uho
asked. 5oc bid; mixed Western. glhc; Jer4oy yel.
low, aa005c. May, 0lkc bid; Junu, Gonc bid.
oass-Maskct dali; buyers and sellers slightly
apart; No. 2 Chicago, 4lc; No. 2 New York, AOc;
D. QUO bu sold; rejected. 30,Ic bid; mixed State,
4!,c bid; whlta State, bIc asked.
Pnoy1aloss-Latd opened about &c lower than
yesterday. With muts speculative actlyItyi closes
weak aud somcwhAt 4emoralzad; xalus at fsst csll
for Jnne, 200 tcs at SEAS; 7h0 .ca for July at
3l3.h1; 7al tcs for August At SIC. .07!s; src"nl
call, $50 tes for July At $2. o2Mi asst sal'. May,
, 1876-05-11
New York Exchange Firnl-.-
Yesterdays O1earings
.$3,30O,OO0.
Tho Produce Markets 1rreg~
Neutrality-suspicious. Less
Active, and Easier.
Dreadstuffs in Better Demand,
and Stronger---Freights
Dull and Weak.
FINANCIAL.

The denand for good negotiable paper increases
II the banks a. their surplus OF loena6le aanu9
grows, bui tho supply ID not iafRs' Inc country
banks, tn many caacs, need renewal ar tio nc"
rommodHtlons previously extended. TIC farmers
arc 30 busy IN their farm work that but lltslc "s
lhcs stun Is fofwaried to market In tl's CITY
anancca afo comparatively easy a'thoaeh SLOW col
'ecitons and uull trada are eoMrlalhcd oI. lhe
lppl!canone from INC boasd OF Isaoe sources los
Ionhb afe nsht. BUSINESS Oh INC Whoso l1 qulct 0Aa
nonotonous.
Rates OF discount nt the banks arc setlo per
scnt Will concessions 10 desirable outside ooEFo"-
tFs. On the street rates are 7G18 per cent
Sith good paper IN defnana
New York exchange was arm. md sold between
aal.ks III bueuInc per u, oou premium.
Ias currency movemcht was ient IN all dtFcc"
aonss
The cleafinRs were S'', :'oo 00o+
THE CITY NATIONAL HANK.
Dtfthti'EAcsoH liaa been expressed by eonc o. The
e 1a"k s
mount Of available bils ,oeesnSls und tho pre..
officers of tho bank stntc thut they arc bnaiy Oh.
etc, ETC., and havo not yet accumulated enough
es. ess to make hs "a ssss assa ti5 rt % s to
banl, 1,ns rot apnarrnily mndo mitch nrorrcss. Tho
in h"o,, H1o tv so,n. ~ IN nnn.,,nrs
1ao W." """o ~ sn"e ~
10 taka an amount OF nc" stock equal to tho extent
pf their clnim against tho bank. sufficient num-
ber havo not yot accepted hIs oitcr 10 arsuro ,ts
,urtcsr rrhcrc +, some ,lanbt n. tn ,y1,.tbcr n,
ueesss. tneru II e4'',e usnt ~ ~ NJ, Mictae. sao
Mquldatlon Or le anaifs OF the oahk WI continue
tRcceiver viii be appointed.
srLyEn
A1'
Apparently the order to tho sub'TreaHusics to
pay CHECKS a6a1st lhe i0fer71Heht IN SILVER, whcn
, 1876-05-11
MISCELLANEOUS.

A1arc number o, Iu, ycsse1s nm AIT, !, o,o,c- -
M p" as do % 1ss st ,s to 01, nn sa
Thrro H. however, bu. tl1s pro.nect @ % Of cans.
for the better until tho var between tho Eastern
.oats taks stan It from i to 20 cents @ s' 81 hanSssa
S% oasaso nsy. to N1% sesss M haso no
ss' s:G;;s + fssas:' n ss ss ss
w BE- GIG a nv taF Gs n55fsay n
Which was tansorncd raj urne tlu ast = w,nter Il
oEt i2s S5sn fSn il IT, sss
comnans her, rio schr Falcon. s1tch tt%nsaon ssn
nc es S s BE- qSs Ts5s s
81, hs, into oe ;G9, GsS,s 70 a .s Gun be raised
ov,r.,.. >,,s-.a
oEsEaAL NOTES.
ported at 7Xc, tolls included. In 1896 tho ssar M
Gcrrltt smith cnrrIed wheat rom rb,co.n y, ..
go Mt s1o per bu, and even then .ef owner srow,ed
because tho aRont diu not hold her for Ac, TINT
rate being Eenlizcd few days later. Now the rato
igation il not yet fully open, 5at afcajy yesseIa
eh haye started oas asa begininE . lay up
Cleveland 10 EscAnnba to lay up until Tines arc
p'ct.cf' 'a! AMI Tug sehFs EAGLE Wing and snpo-
this civ far thn s,mn ,rpnn.o i. 9eooGnt t.,t 10
dispatches rcpott Tho Ico etIl( thick at tn aamit
s0vnra! tugs wrFe sent down tho river a fow duys
aEo % .est IN stFcnsh ot Inc tco' They reGost
oRen +. in alay Or two. An effort slll Tale With
ont dslay To- get q The cargo Of railroad iron IN tho
eGhr satttllo, which sunk In the rapids Mt port
gan 's f%as is Eos Gae az as atE i
q % Ths cs ssn sx 4t
Tiese gentSM'en, aie prepared %ith batteriss 10
blny the saltIslo decks on when the cargo In her
by meana Of q dtving-bell, A. tho cur
rent is too strong 10 permit d!rcrs to do
fccnH ~ afihof. Iae same parties VIII engage
10y - - wnt,a III III n~ ,nS1t SI ea.a ~ ne.cn LII, nHr
mnda 10 rSiso tho vessel II shs II MT fno much
broken up. .Adviccs from 3leaforl unlcr lato Of
tho 7sh INIT Fntc: Cart A, McFec, OF tho
i sfsf els Mctse, a;t OF owen 6oand
nat 1Ie rennrts that s yssaei VA ca,,pt ~ IN n
ice shove about / o'clock this mornlnE 8 miles
a ea nd s1
tosesxp, shs tnn s1nf II 60 sea, e va's
'ks to 5
owned by MI. A. McFcc. g., Owen Sound; valued
y Siu, otoi lnsnIea 1or ~ wv, 4ha loaaeti WIN
avteH w ~ ""'7s ''''' ''''' o'''' 1e'tii' 'n'
IRON onE rBArrtc.
rho prosncct. for a faIr shipment n, orc from
this non tbs season arc beginning to look ,,t,ls
morc favorable. The Milwaukro Iron Compapv
nna North Chlcoro Hn,linr Mil comnany hayc
rontrar, With thu owncrs Of the nrops baldwin
s ot 0s 9 esa 3 iw Ro. ss.ca nq
rnut - * n IRA for than rI,s
cleveland Itoling 4iill Company, arg quito conl.
dent That they win ship at least ;j0 0bo tons by
th!s route. iseslaes thcsc the Hanger furnace at
, 1876-05-11

Long and aiort ceafs 1t 1o7kc cash. and lie seller
June. buxrd; xerrn lins. li,4tsl!c, sweet picked
do, l2I I21tc; CninLerand1. u4.+!u, cash Or seller
i3fkfhc.
UREASE--Nns quiet at GS5Dc. .. ....
HEER RrHOuUEls-Werus stcM1y, and quiet At $40 30
0!u7i fur Hl:sa. SilauIil.75 tpr extra incss, aud
F!!t, IN;.j ~ for hams .-......
ViVnn-Waa quoted ut sas.lc for city, and 7s<asc
, 1876-05-11

seal!1oi b"!Saeausfe Ior no grade mlxGl,
o:o iof ungraletl new Wcates mixed; 0ac for i1 o1
soss Wsssn s;e so see'1s " ssr ~ 81
bn shade en.ter: :!71D4 Tor mixed Western md
state; a49e5as for white do ineYins Rejected at
ii Msr~Finn: 7SSssoe of'H' III shipping. Ii'iiri
1aIsc for NV Yort sata 1ns'Gfn an Ia Wes.sfh;
aSoesntEe-co -cofrce--no quiet and firm; 1870
Sugar quiet md unchanged; TIC for fair 10 good
5sSs;,si .s5 ss ;slS;1, oasses 'tssy; ra
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS; crude, SIC; refined, 1os:
CHING; casos, 1s3:lc.
IlEsts-Stealy; 81. 70@1: 30.
sIMA,aEp TunrESrIHs-!ieavy; 2oc.
Eatoste%Syy tnt for State and Pennsylvania
- >LEATnEn-1leayy; hcmlock sole, Duenor, and
Ms nsnas caGrn'a fn 4lo aa aaa hsnyy wega,
qx4as aqsSas 1sSp4:: 1G%lts: af4ae' un"nshca' 1s'oc;
e S.sn; 9S J1xns, xi, S5 sS@ 5o?o r. sso Jy n
ancaasc ham: aii efes ans. cut Meatsn se.
1ens ss srVs fsr slty !: l,sss R
$sf ;'F asS'sass9 s5sasss'
Ry51Sa-steasiy ut 1aasoc for new Western;
SaEE.s-Qaiet; 4ea1ec for old common to prime
Observation-Disclosures conoc, on,ct nna .ts,d,.
qalst ana stsa;!y It asSb5is; Ame;iean auil and
eeGy t sSssi 6 & 9Ms M Il an
sIan; nalis qaiet i s.. 7as% IS fof eat; Il: 5o@
b.25 for cllnch; 90D@8c for hDrsc. shoe No. 8.
NEw onSsEAAa. May 10. ooF1aun-at Market dill:
G.Se,AAo GSo, ' ''' uo"o'e' stso' 'fe''c' s4.'oe'
f,rAty-f,oyn opict Int ,tcodv. ,rhtto ,,,~oa ra
sXc; whlto Western, &c; yclow 'u D!xeds sdeq t5e e
n . fai ani endIss nfIeos IT, raor
s.. so. "7'1''
nAr-pul, and nominal; primo, a1s. ooeaco. 90:
''PsS Pmoy1s1osstsrk n,t ae, nj but firm. aoo on 1,r
-Markct dull: tiurce SIN ibGhia En. i"y a ~
clear rib, l2c: Clear si,ses, isas. pacoH ouie{
but arm; shoaIaers o4c; clear Rib. is1.c: Euit
lilo. ''' 1'' ''N'''' '"sA' '"'''' '''' 0oS'
Wss.rS1's; but mt n mi, liz
as s9gaf gg4s @ ssa sR nsssgfS sossg II H 5l Az
to strictly Prime furncntins, ilisc RcelEcoms En,e
ia pn.smpnis1 * pt!%iS tSiati''s'o it .essa,: Sse ss
sr. Louis, May 1p..Goqroy-pu11 Goqra; and ,ow.r:
n o,pMmint tow iioa'mg ap goSa ordinary pSc
smnii orfler dsnnnd' nd ""e""''ss"t oh'S local anu
''i"t Wn41uWvh"nt 1.eos nnae++,oa ,,a ,.,,, H. 49,.
nj, & a. III cn.h a.is sna ID i1Wes; ~ reg
XII 81 III I'm rrsh t,nts nneaii.I une 70 M lea
askea i've lmii mi insyer :" sni; 'ntn III T,sse f,ss
Iar"tin.v chnIca % n,o1o" n ~ mtc nu nat
W;E W;.-SnuE un",S1 ; Einnts WnnGa WILLY M'nhesota anu
Wn1.TYsts"av an5 Hnc',ar. Gt :. H. a, no
pnovIs1oNs- -;1'otk--s1arltes dalt; s5l. 80. Du1k
| IOlfdlllNc. fiaeon dull md inwnr. shnu1Jnrx'
Hhci sides, 11I012Ac. Lard dull; current rates,
lEs nsEcM. ,,.,,u n ,,,
,o, II ho H.. ,t = '1S - nnn KEN "neat7 f'ooo on'
-"' nALT1n,nue
BALTlAonr, May 10.-Corroy-pu1) and heavy:
mild!ug, 14mo..
| FLoUK-nMll, heavy md unchanged.
ahA1a-Wneat dusi; aMher, q. Aotbl. ~; other
, 1876-05-11
$500
H5O
1900
or BRvEH
45O
COMMERCIAL,

The following wero the receipts and shipments Of
tho eatlin. urc1cs Of produce in this city during
tho twenty -four hours ending at o'clock on
Wednesday morning:
, 1876-05-11

IIOt9-TIc supply was larger than for tho two rre.
ccdnK lays amounting tn IT, ;lJ hrnd, ami ~ n result
there trtIsr sf!nknFe Il gaeS ssles showing
frno from tho opening Of huhncss to tho cosc. hut
during tic day mort Of the supply WIS worked or and
sa!es wc,s A. s5. S. n fns r. .eslsaE, e. @ in
10 choice ehyy Most Of tho hogs aul1 At q. UA7. 1
, 1876-05-11
COTTON.

New ORLEANS, May 10.-Cotton IN fair demand,
but 1t lower rutes. Sales O. 750 bales; good or,lI.
nary, 0}sG0Hc; low middlingp 1ohM1oXc; mid.
dliug 1lssQllSe; good n,llllings, 13Dl3Hc; 10.
eoipss net, 1.o7l bales; gross, 1907; exports to
llasrs, A4ss bales; couaswi.o, /, 1885, stock
1N.. 7G6.
MOBILE. May 1o.-Cuttou weak; Gllllliu; u}:q
, 1876-05-11

STOCKS, BONDS, ETC.
New ronK, May 10.-Money sasy at 314H;
prime mercantile paper, Aga.
Customs receipts, $a50, GOO,
Treasury disbursements, $330, COO.
Gold cleartngs, s2i, 600, 600.
Sterling quiet, 4saEtlH0a.
Gold dec!Iurd from ll@ts to lex closing At the
latter price. Carrying ratcs to 4. Loans wcrs
also nlni1et1st.
Governments Wero o fraction lower, In sympathy
with gold, but actiye,
Ilailroad bonds were quiet.
State eccurtios uero dull,
Tho stock market orencd 1rn, and advanced Il
to III, but subsequently became weak on rumnts
that Commodore Vanderbilt waz worse, and nearly
III The advance wAs lost. About O'Clock tirrs
~as . rally Of 4 10 Y. The g1catest activity and
Central md western Gnon hs 'S Tss'gaT ehSs' shaics
wuru firm. The market In the Last hnur, was
we.k and e'os!ng prices were generally The lowest
81 e @y " sa4t, 81 IT, 5kes w ho
Aware & Hudson Cunal decl!ne1 2, anu delaware,
1aekawannA y Western and Now Jersey Central
ets each; This was 10 regular way. but re!lcr
Gol which wsre r.e.se1 on tts market, were aonsat
1o5 down to 19i for Delaware, lucliawanHa 4 West.
eIn. aud at l2 down TO 10 for fGw Jersey Central
The decline on eDa1 stocks exercised depressing
from sho hshss, @ oint r4 of et asy a'ssa stS
niarked pressure " sell !u Lake Shore, Michigan
csntrat, .s Msstesn Union; ana s. PaM] rls
leii Of 70 4AA, aga!n.t 40 early In The day. Next
;4lue Lake 8hore, which sold down to 6IA, against
70 previously. Western Union followed with a
eH from 5px 70 a7l. and pfefel.sd f1oIn % 9sx 10 L.
h.sE' NV York csntIal so!,l i ilo;i. tegulaf.
daos II assi wses 70 s xss. %s.:; 5
iaa 70, 6oq lisSlssa eeattsi '''''' I"&' 'n''''
, 1876-05-11
.POIl,I uullON.

Special Nspdfch TO The Tribune.
PonT HcnoN, Mich, May 10.-l1 H. MA
Dowx-props Swallow, CITY OF fremont, N,
MILLS. and burgess; scllrs II. W. Sage, Two Fn,rles
e A. King. Kingaaher, II. Drisscl. Col.
ksi,sw;oTf':u sla'';. = I; Watson !. D!gler.
star Tlo1rias G. Street i. G, AfcGsnth Lady Duf-
fersn. D. A. ,Nanvalkcnburg, j. 8. Miner City OF
Manltowoc, Wcnona.
yp-prupa Kcwocnaw. Hoanoke. d. M. Wilson,
with DrI9htse, Fran perccw, Mary Jancd aud
bargeH, Havana and bargeg.
Wind northeast, gentle; weather 1uc.
, 1876-05-11

New YoAK, Aay 10.-Dualnsss was light with
mtnufActutera' agents and impostsfs. Cotton
goods wero !u steady but moderate demand, Al un.
changed prices, Prints moved slowly, but shirt
lags we.s In fair request southIrldg4 prints were
reduced to 64c, aud Kntckc1hockar canbtica a.e
Nc lower, Heavy woolsns wers In fair demand by
clothlefp, but light Weights remained quiet
, 1876-05-11

net Ecenlph 2f7 halen; exports, L; aalcs, 1905
conslwlsc. 10.
CMAntssroa, May III. COTTON dull and nominnt;
mddIng, 11X0 1"c; nut receipts, lo4 balos} sales,
Ito,
GALVESTON, May 10.-Cotton irregular; mid.
ding 1tc; net receipts, 874 bales; exports eonat-
wipc, :lUo. anlcs, 4O7.
SAvAssAif. Mny 1o.-Cot!on qntct; m,ddl,nga,
11ic; net receipts, 1o3 fa.os; grous. 5st; exports
conatwfsc, 772; sntea, 3st.
PETROLEUM.
Firrsnuna, Pa. May 10.-rctro1enm qulot,
nothing dolng; crude quoted at S2 O7,s at parkers;
refined. 13Ac, Philadelphia delivery.
CLEVELAND, O., May lo.-petrulcnm quiet and
unchanged; atant1arl. Ito test, 10c primo whi.c,
1b0 test, lie; chr lots, tas,.
WiiNtNnroN, N. e., May 10.-Spttlta turpeu.
tine ltm; 30c.
, 1876-05-11

All The New York papcrs hold that Anna plckin
son mails duubls.fallu.e at tho Doatou Olobo
Theatre Moadny night, ,-as an act.css and ~ dra-
tnatc anthuf.
, 1876-05-11

EAss, pa., May 10.-Tho departures for tn
nppOt lakes to-day were the stnrs WlnsIow, FOL
Aoughton; tho schrs Dan Mnco and Herbert Dud.
ley, for Chicago. Tho prop Fred Kelley and schs
Warner. OF Erlc, arc laid up ut Buffalo. Her Cap.
tain says fseights arc "too thin" The vessels usA
THUR freight moupy, md moro too, betors tho tt!t
III anlshcd., perEy's Gag:shIIi, tho Lawrence, wsi
na WEI y.os ~ 70 a.
, 1876-05-11

OWNERSHIP OF THE NEW roHK CENTRAL.
The attcnpt To break Down the price of tho Now
Turk Central stock has e!tcitcd the fact TINT nearly
sfHu!te one:ha1f the capftal of n00, 900 shnres s
tsons: that the other half, eBa 20, 0o0 shares il
hG'1 tnr investment out Of the ttreet; and TINT
now available fur spcculAtlon Ii Wall street.
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weekly by Whipple 4 Hay, Whole
Merchants.
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NOTICE.

Henry j. Rogers, of the State of Wis
c%o3siD, will take notice that p. j.
Mcnamara, of Laramie county, Wyo-
ming Territory, did on the 21st day of
October, A. ID. 1876, file in the office of
the Register in Chancery of the Dis
trict court of the First Judicial Dis
trict of Wyoming Territory, in and for
Laramie county, his bill of complaint
against the said Henry J. Rogers, Gill
bert Adams and Francis +. Warren; the
object and prayer Of said bill of COM
plant being to have a decree of fore
closure set aside on the ground of fraud.
Said decree of foreclosure was obtained
on the 7th day of August, 1871, in a
suit which was commenced ON the 10th
day of January, 1871, in which Henry
]. Rogers was complainant, and Gilbert
Adams, P. J. Mcnamara, Peter E.
Her and Fannie @. Simons were de-
PENDANTS, and was for the foreclosure
and sale of lot 8, in block 1866, in the
city of Cheyenne, in the county of Lar
annie and Territory of Wyoming.
The said Henry j. Rogers will also
take notice that he is required to file
his answer to said bill of complaint in
the Office of the Register in Chancery
aforesaid, on or before December 25th,
1876.
p. j. MCNAMARA,
Complainant.
W. W. CoRLETT,
n4-d6w Solicitor for Complainant.
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K.ofP.

Cheyenne Lodge No. MEETS every
Thursday evening at Odd Fellows Hall.
i. O. o. F.
Hope Encanspment Nc. 2.-Meetings
on the second and fourth Wednesday
evenings Of each month at Odd Fellows
Hall.
Cheyenne Lodge No. Meets every
Monday evening at Odd Fellows Hall.
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AND CITY OFFICERS.

coU.TY AND CITY OFFICERS.
LARAMIE COUNTY.
GA Draper, Chairman,
Commissioners I p Bssry,
Sheriff. ] O'Brien.
Consta6le-C s Deyoe,
Justices Of the Peace 1 4 Il sFIais sse4.
Clerk and Recorder-Geo b Simpson
Treasured e Tracy.
Probate Judged G Tracy.
Prosecuting Attorney-W w Corlett.
School Superintendent-
C0roner-Jas Talbot.
Assessor-Ed ] Morris.
CHEYENNE CITY.
(LR Bresnahen, Pres. er
of. Mayor,
p.,s y.. John Nealon,
w p Davis,
A Ryan,
d Fisk.
Clerk-G B Simpson, &c OF. Assessor.
MarshalLJN Slaughter.
Treasurer-Isaac Bergman.
Attorney-T ] Street.
Susreyor-R s Blackstone.
Police Justices T. C4 N. ' Fisher
Meetings of the Town Trustees, Fri
day evening in each alternate week, at
the City Hall.
ALBANY COUNTY,
w H Holiday,
Commissioners Simon Durlacher,
Thomas Alsop.
Sheriff. Brophy.
justices Of the Peace I ! ! f kaass"s'
Clerk W Medium.
Probate JIdge-L d Pease.
Iredsurer-L D Pease.
Prosecuting Attorney-C w Bramel.
Supe1intendt of Schools-N L Andrews.
Coroner-James Vine.
LARAMIE CITY.
Board ., Trustee. I I gS ! B Rss,.,
Uerk-A J Metcalf.
Iredsuwer-A j Metcalf.
Assessor-M A Hance.
Mdrshdl-John Colford.
Police Justice-N L Andrews.
CARBON COUNTY.
~ B Adams, Chairman.
Commissioners D B Clay,
ii. II Brammer.
SheriG-D F Rennie.
ClerL-Perry L Smith.
Probate Judge+Wm L Ash.
Assessor-BT Ryan.
Superintendent Of Schools-B F Kinney.
SWEETWATER COUNTY.
w p Noble, Chairman.
Commissioners I William Evans,
James Calhoun.
Sheriff. A McPhee.
Clerk-A Mcintosh.
Probate Judge-A E Bradbury.
Treasurer-A E Bradbury.
Assessor-Wm A johnson.
SurUeyor-E Blanchard.
Coroner-A F Lodle.
Ssperintendt Of Schools-C Washington.
UINTA COUNTY,.
GOA Phipps,
Commissioners Newell Beeman,
w X Sloan.
SherU-William Hinton.
Clerk-Alf G. Lee.
Probate Judge-W II Remington.
Ireasurer-W H Remington.
Prosecuting Attorney-H Garbanati.
Assessor-M G Hopkins.
Surueyor-W G Tom.
Superintendent of Schools X Temple
Coroner-Thomas Street.
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GENERAL DIRECTORY.

DaLEGA III 10 CONGRESS-
F5rty- Third Goagrsss-W Il STEELE.