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Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-09-16

Pimples on the face, rough skin
snapped hands, sAltrheum and al eutAneous
affections cured tho skin made soft aud
smooth, by tho use OF JUMPER Tar Roar. That
made by Caswoll, Hazard a Co., New York, is
the only kind that can be relied on, ~ thoie
are many limitations, made from common tar,
which are worthless. Com.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-09-16

At our request Cragin 4 Co., of Phil.
adelphia, Pa, have promised to send
any of our readers, gratis ION receipt OF
fifteen cents to pay postage), sample
of Dobbins' Electric Soap to try. Send
at once,
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-09-16

We would not recommend the fire.
quent or constant use OF any medicIne. 1t is
impor ant to take even a good article jldi-
ciously. Persons Fmrgotioe Pills are safe,
promp. an reliable as a laxative or csthartic
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-09-16

The remarkable cures effected by
vegetine have induced many physicians and
AZ othecaries, whom we know, to prescribe snd
use it in Il cir own families.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-09-16

SAFE AND SURE" Tasteless cure y
for fever and ague. Sent BY mail for $l,0O.
A. R. Case, Station W, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-09-16
Base ball is undoubtedly good exsr.

BasN ball Il undoubtedly good exer-
clsc aud capital amusement, but II oftcn coca
rions bnnged eyes, broken shlns aud bi.tered
hands, We csn tell You that in all such cases,
II Johasons Anodyne Imminent IL resorted To,
II will reduce tho swelling and stop tho pain. :
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-09-16

Choice pench Trees, 90 To o. per 100, Wilson'S
EAry ny Plants &fa psr 1000 randi wins Rssp
berry Plants $l0 per 1000 Apparatus, ~ par 1000 stray
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-09-16
The Lafayette Statue.

The formal presentation to the city
of New York of the statue of General
Lafayette, recently erected in Union
square, took place few days ago. The
work was prepared under com.
mission given to the distinguished
sculptor, M. A. Bartholdi, by nj.
Adolphe Theirs on behalf of the French
republic. 1t is made of bronze, OF
heroic size and represents the general in
the attitude Offering his sword to the
republic of the United States. The
pedestal of which it stands was present.
ed by the French residents of the city
of New York, and bears the following
inscriptions
In front:
LAFAYETTE.
On the ,Cest side:
To THE CRY OF New York,
FRANCE,
In REMEMBRANCE OF SYMPATHY IN
TINE OF TRIAL,
1870 1871.
On the east side:
GAS Soon AS l HEARD OF
AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE
My HEART
WAS ENLISTED"
1776.
On the rear:
ERECTED 1876
The ceremonies were under the direc-
ton of the department of parks and of
the French societies of the city, assisted
by the citizens generally, who showed a
deep interest in the occasion, and turned
out en- naasse to assist in making it
memorable. The streets in tho neigh
borhood of Union square and of the line
of the procession took on holiday look.
Flags, French and American, foated
from almost every house, and the win
dows and balconies on and around Union
square were thronged with spectators
several hours before the ceremonies
began
, 1876-09-30

10 TAG HtftffA AAoCtd(e4 ftF&k
Nsw Yonr, Sept. 20.--1old strong, opening at
110h tnd closing nt 110A. Cash gold dear: 2k
per Annu,n to l-eA per dsm paid for use. Al the
close loans woEe made dat
Governments were strong.
lsailroad honts were generally lover.
6tsto securities were quiet.
Tho stock market Wa active, uunettlsJ, and tr.
regular Closing prices show an sdyanc1 oi NON
over yesterdsy's closing, excepting coal stocks,
which were ~ lover for Delaware, Lackawans
d Western, I for Delaware / Hudson, and 4 for
few JersoJ Central. Tho most nctIye stocks were
Delaware, I.sckaMAnna i Western, which fell uu-
der paasays Of dividend from ~ to G8h regular.
und o6H selteY 20. recovering to 0t,s. and eoaIng
Trenton TOT Receiver, declined from 55X 70 23,s,
which declined from t5X 10 baT, but recovered 10
opening price and closed strong delaware s.
1indson declined from t4.t 10 d.S regular, and
81 s 'fsa om " Ss 'Gs 'fse'sa ID 70 seesaa. @ s i
legal proceedings In Psnnsylyania To- fo1ee,osure
uuon nth mortgage, and closed NJ ~. 81, PaHl
Common dscliuad FROM 20 tu ~, nnl recovered 10
2S4. the preferred selling at 601bs1b0. North.
wsstesn common sasansxd a from AA l9 @ ;s5h. and
no atoeks offered under las. Al Philadelphia. u:
day., Reading declined to ~, and after
wards rallied to 27A. Transactions
Msrs eco 600 shares. Of which 3,ooo ., weft
ilsss %s;sIn 1.s ws01' g. fs~; Sss t. 60 Biz
~ 900 Lake Shore, 10. GOO DelaWa.e, luckawanni
= Western, u, coo New Jersey Central, aud III, Gut
Delaware u Hudson Canal.
Money casy; 1!.Q.H.
The AssssiaMt rErasurer Iiaburacd sos, 900.
rfIme mercantile Lapss. 4asu.
' I =, =
, 1876-09-30

turca averaged iA6aic higher Casl, Of tho month nd
vanrrd inIcr urgent dcn,nn fn tho shorts wiintc
~ S srss sEas; ,r:s 9.
na rhlcsy inta. thr lnw xsndes, sellcr. srpteimer
'. "Gs " sosl &c "a sSa y s eo.s i 4 T.
md NsscmhrI, wtc! W. inofc sctvs. ranEs4 frM rs
ss cSsnK # s @ ":c :s, GS' 4 NS ~ a. T"sy
+ ,ss niSasst Ss ns It. /.
Ksoste1 sa!a y s4tsss{e y GoassaI cho!ss :smrs;
s ow Gndss oK na a
reported oi osnI,il No. Il He$slr, 4. 4a'ht No 3A
Il Al Il Il II III IF" r.: cs ssG'ss! sn,rn af I'll ss
scst o ii II ns7S II ae,Ivrrs' ssTF Tns' H.
vIttsr ctLs+ =. - -.
SsfS
SornSsaics II. lr. a. 4ar$e for scptemnet tt,t0
4tskc for Octotcr 431e for November anu +a'se for
s.. Ssteau % s'is; s1s chs shs Y ;s ss # ~;
LATEST. 49,.
hfr. and the scar sSii i!iU bria' Il ait.tH.
$p4n for tho year and January, and So 80 for Hovcn,-
.,Whest mas aetlro and stronger early, eostng H,ot
s,stosr II t siTistsi sa,i. se,ns i si:9isaI;yN.
Scs%ss5 csfn sa ta lsl q s;c* t III S sssa 4 o 4
tcn,unt, and Urtotcr clused nj 4tlHttMc: N!ycnbet
aol st 4sc Gna The s ysa, ~ ws' 1Ss q III
all III xis 't1 '0t os''e' @
1G.a7x for 0c!obsr anil i, i nla IS o0 for The A.
,,es md clc:ea At 10 ii tor tic year md January
Sales 800 tcs It 60. ~ for tho yeAf.
, 1876-09-30
FOnE1GN CITIES.

EONE1GN ElI1ESs
Gptctal DtspalcA 10 1Ht Tribune.
LtykRPoot. Sept. 13-il .-k1ohr-No. I, ID; No,
2, rs 1d.
observation-disclosures, No. !, o. edt No. .. o. Adj
spring, No. !, d ad3 No. \ 81 SIT white, No. I, "
lid, No. " VI, club, No. l, los ID, No. q ~ It'd.
corn-No. !, 3os ID, No. = c3s o.
ftoptsioRx-Park. 6os. Lard. blE.
LlvEMrooL. Hept. 21-2 p. M-Dfs0dMuFs-Firn
Whcat-Bps.nR No. !, On 1l NJ. 2. as tOdt white, No.
I, loa No. p Da Cd, club, No. l, l0s sdt Eo. = ics.
C0rn-So. t. ass Adt No. 2, 2aa3a.
1lcst Unchanged.
LlyEupool, Sept. 2o-.Lstost, - Cbt,on-steady At
l5l0t6}1d, sales IL co baos, speculation and ex+
port. t, NU1 American. oO Sales Of the week. g. to-
u which Oxportora took 5000 and spocuiators took
6,on6 Total stock, TIL, Qpo9 American, s2G ooo
ec'ps, o. ooo; actual export, eooos amount anoat,
!ai. 90; American, Is ooi forwarded from sh!pa ads
direct 10 spnness. l,Ooo; American sales, 47.oo0
Yarns md fabrics II Manchester dull anl
--Wheat-Neceipts for thrca days. a6 600 IN,
American. 100 q4l California whtlo wheat, eYcSsge
o. lud0ltn DO club. osius I'd, rcd Western spring,
No. 2to No. ~ 1Olos Cd; do wntst, o. 4deos I'd.
flour-Wesera canal, "a vdQ24A. Corn-Waatesn
miknd, rs adD26s 81. 0ats-Amcricsa, ssd93a ID.
DAriey-Alnetican, - d. Peas-CAuaAisu, 57a ".
. CYorfT 6ss4-Americat. nIeoas.
tn. Cheess-Fine American, oGs %. LaSd-Anert-
can. eaa. Aseon-Loug clear, A6at short rlsa..
41s.
7ulloo-FIne American, 4as0d
hiroisuni-Splrita lihsi Esaasd. loa
, 1876-09-30
{t30 BALES.
etricted to two caroMls. We quote pour to choifG
81. 71&4. 50 rtr 100 NJ.
EAhT LtRKETr-WEEKLY NErnnT.
Erhc{dl DfRnfffh To THx TFfhNnA

sr.c;ed 10 two ear-iosIs Wc quote pour to cloira as
s4sn saseai irEipnWWosns nispae T. gH. 7Tisrns G'
t wss sssk sak s r Ss9s e. ~ Gs
bst?o ao ao eav I'm @ s yadu ay
ETrae; n sas ,s y ns
III. sSa; &c rsx .sx
ss 81 sSa ss 81 y 6 III s sss
S$se $aEas ss.s esaoa xS,ksd I'd sS g ss
81: !ls9sse!St; !Ys head asa!n.t ~ 100 .ee week
S SasS sisa 1s Ta
e!S:s Sa ns:ks ssSd 90
10 tAt With Hstociu,ed t,ry.
E;sr L."Enrr s ssp e.
s ese ae
H"9s-Reeopts sodsy !. tsGheads total for days,
9nfxSf1 IL nas ila Ss 4eS9 os
$500; selling y u s!es5: g "' - sA' ~ '
Spfe'q! tHsp0eA s. e aha t.s,.tn., 1ro0ns; nm
H; S usY9 ef @ afkSs 2paS M "
nSG a G Me ssss on fc GenS tsaH ~
tns ciose, s sxhaas IT, kesS fair atteHaanesr q
a ss a nsy y e y" Of ss1
f'm Sst,o ant tnm,,-,,,c,,n., ~ can, mora tbsn
~; ssSss
Mogs-FlTTeft moderate local aemanai sales ooo;
, 1876-09-30

Ngw OELEtNa.
Nrw ORLEANS, srpt. ..n.-t3oiL, 110k,
Slight exchange On Ndw York: Ii tGDA premium.
Sterling exchanEct hankcrs< bills, 632
FoHElUH.
LnNpoN, Sept. ?0.-Ameuut Of bnl!iun with
drawn from tho Uank Of England on balance to-
IoHsols, money and account, 90 1-10.
UnItcd Statca 1lnnds-'0as, 106!i; 'G7s, 1905
10.40e, 10A4: ncw, hs, t074.
Pants, Sept. 2D.-Nct,tes, tAtf 17hc.
-FNAxKroGr, Sept ao.-uniscd States Bonds
New 6e 1DuE.
, 1876-09-30
10 Boston. Freight engagements wero reported
for 49. 600 hn wheat, 2D0 coo bu CON- and IL, 900


bu oats.
FOREIGN IMPOllTAT1ONB
received at Ch!enso customs Sept 90: F. ".
tIayne, IL oclArta whisky; George Armour. eato
oil paintings; Potter Palmer. 3'i casks WING: F.
". Ilnyne, 1t cases gin; G. II. Osborne & Coz ~
casks ale; g. H. Osborne 4 Co., Ii kklhcrklns aios
0ooeh b Barber, no leases cheese; hurley Tyr.
scll, II packages earthenwafa; y. II. HAnshnw, Q
barrels cod ltvcr oil; North Chicago Rolling MIL
Company, 4Otons snlegcl Iron. Amount Of duties
collected, 81, isa6. 81.
rim WHEAT coSCNnnuM.
N he E*iftor at 1'hs Tribune.
CnIcAao, Sept .n-Wbitc on committees Tho
Doenl Of Trade Directors should appoint ono to
tbycstieutu The present whcat.corneF disclplinc,
and 'rost II found Irregular" the parslcs vto1at.
jns rnic whIch they are officially bound 10 pro.
teet. The first committee appointed 10 Investigate
thr condition Of old wheat reported In substance
the hulk Of the old wheat out Of condition. Ship
pcss, 10 protect shipments. and merchants. who
best know IT. condition. sold and contracted to
deliver, untcr The rulc OF intrinsic values, THIS o'd
wheat.
cl.owhcrc, have lacked VI, Ill tho Old whent, md
snd s R1%; NV s 9er d prIess Futures
trade IL don1ora1lxi tho loatct nre fcarful-n,orc
than from tho result Of my previous cortlcre Tho
lss =; ss a s
on intrinsic yalurs tecrs wdns be moro guarded.
The contracts or September wheat werc nll nadc
old unless spsriasa II tr. anu then premium was
paid. Tho difference IN valno between old and
new say lie per bnshcl. eccnls to 10 i0.t alght 0t
With tho old wheat on the market, II will soon
seek IT. level Of ray D0c pc. bhRhel. Some action
should lie taken at once and protect the trade, or
Tho ruln abandoned ard corners permitted, then We
know where we stand OccAsloNAt.
PRODUCE IN NEW roRK.
Tho JonTndi Of Commerce gives tho following As
the receipts Of certain articles OF domestic prodccu
It tho port Of New York for tho frst nlno months
| hf hc
, 1876-09-30

FL0u1e-Was string md quiet. Thcro ws1 \ very
4o0d demand on local account. and soms lots worc
wanted for shipment. Family 10 tho lover Rradcs wrfc.
quoted tho supply being smat. though receipts
tho tncrenso. sa!ca wcrc reported VI 0 brls
wnitrs private aalo 41 brs spFuK oxtraA chiefly
It $a.aSelo.75, and 1rn bf!s ryo 1ouf on private
terms. Totai, 2. j brls. The market cloned steady
n tic following the askHx range OF nr1ccs Choice
winters, fuoo; medium winters. &a.eoSe.o oot choice
sprng extfas, s3.a4s3. rs. medium do. $1,000 ri
shipping exttaa. 4I.sOaa.t1i choce pnscntk So 5G8
7.stD; common do. t3.75aGoOs sour springs, S1oua
3.;a, spring upcEane,, 81 oo23 So 1syc touE, s4oo
G4.:5
Hraa-was In good demand and hrmor. with rather
small offerings sales reported Ut soas II ss75
pGe ton ou track.
corn Ntul-was stronger. Sales were 30 tons coarse
country At on track md 800 bra Csoric 1t H. 50
free on baard.
WlIEAT-Waa active and advanced falxc per hu,
eloang strong At the outs'do prros Of the day Tho
market w4 nervous AMI unaetticd up to about noon.
though with t1nA! fluctuations snd then strong. Liver
pool early quoted sst." hn nlosed strunF. while
New York was nrn,, ami our recotpts were only mod
erAte hongh tasRar than thode Of tho preceding day.
The tra.nR for this month"; roferred 10 slorc
ducted with little refcrcnes 10 oussdo considerations,
Tn ossa sss r,ss 4 Ts hsy wsfs wnE t.
os b ~ ptsT T.
Earspc = vii n ID aur sPs.ns:wha.s erop. asns -
Is smE L pssbss sbs' III ~ss. s sn gs
e soss seS9'SSa saS ill., t M
ssf5ssa ssSs ipoor Il so EnS Sso1s f.
"h !" st Tu1ksy TSs
ssaFF sey.. .n
MSaih ws; sslaivo'y s5auY a ssnEaasass. I'M
e'sss St!s 81, sS?s sss5
r. soa sfstsfst & sonF Gill;.
i59;ps III os Il s i I'll & ss il f:fss II:
Il il i ::;.is:s / &; & III n
sr,X Y %e @ II N nsx sI Dc seIsas 4 = ths
d b Its sss 4s:
Mansssiq Hntat-ys. in moderate demand With no
astse " t' ana @ .se es.!sl BY. not weak
III ~: s'Ssr rs
s'a 's sRsfs S
q ~ IT. n ssS q
5s s1ss xsst a III sq :: &
aeei y sa aseeS six os'Ss q
sis;J s:ilsf Ss;sHsr .SIa
81 ;istsx .!s% n. sIs es.ias;
S4s ssti
S NJ NJ u;.e Z Il, ~ r. By 1t5fst: = as,
mi Is Il ss7a x eS u i ISss az. ~
4S1Ts@Wesss ;ss!et ~ sa.s,: Future, opens4 At
s ffsn,a rs ssas s
Iie}eetel deeaed Hstic Thu receipts wpto liheral,
plea wSfs d4l, Futures wsEe Haiet:, September .9d
!96sr oncnta M, at u!:S "a ~ ms!!s!as q! sss,HsV}e.
sijs. gnI eesr lhe year quoted nv BID. Css,
No. sold q 3tr and re]eetea 4 Cash aaci
jeeted 3s1o @2o au y .smP!s = 2s.p Sa ttask;
NiEW.s r ~ request and s,esdy :! 0ie ~ io 4
sales ru}ufted Of 40 Gu No ~ BIct u0U Gu
syjscts4 = 80, Wv bu BY sAmpls 1t 3ao On track,
HAklkY-Wa1 active and somewhat excited FOL
N:I.Ft liz nAnth Wlrl, alI AucGd 4ag, an4 It4rr III
, 1876-09-30
LIVE STOCK.

CATTLE-The market was fairly active ycstcfday.
and for cholco shipping Rradcs and common butchers
stun previous prices were sustained. Medium auota.
ttonsstecss In fnit cth, Weighing from Il0> ~ .o0
bawere loaI5o lower. At tlo reduced prices lnfGs
number OF that description changed hands, but good
many sttt liz In tito yards awaiting buyers. and tho
chances arc that Saturday satcs will show 1t fur.
t,er shffnkage From &t.h0 GO for rcxas bulls Rud
acalAwag natives, prices ranged upward " ea.la}f.
vcrY tt,e trading however, lona abovs "a. ..5
below &1.ao. Cows and Texas through tatte sold
mostly IL q, Hka1 85. stuckcss 1t e1.OO12pu. md
shipping ateGFs al $3HFf1.21.
, 1876-09-30
COMMERCIAL.

The followin9werc the receipts and shipments of
the leading articles Ut pro1ucc iu this city during
thc twenty-f0u hourB ending At o'clock on
Ertaay morning, and for tho corresponding time.
Inst year:
, 1876-09-30
Cn1wrNN.

Nav DhLxAns. Sept a.-Cotton Irregular 1Rles
i,0o, balss good ordinary. 0Hootfa low mlddnR. 10
9lo.lc, midd!lps. iUS4lostci good taIl!!ng. l1o
IKE; fetSIpA, nrs, 30oo gtosa I, st0, exports "
lavfs A0Os t4i los stock. H. eal weeks sales TO-
100; receipts. nut. ls.e2{ aress o. s4, exports 10
Liverpool t,Hs9, 10 usyEu. Z, Ass; to Now Eusk, H.
1aai by sAii. ta.
cuAELEsros. Sept 9o,-Cottuu tteAlys uiddlias.
, 1876-09-30
1sETn1J,ETr1t

cLE7shANn, O.. Sept. 2o.-slarket orm. ,,.,,
while, ITO test, tic. "'A'' Naas.s
pirrsnvha, Sept o.-Pctrolcum-C,uds a,,,
Philadelphia delivery. 1A UNI "
, 1876-09-30
LUMBER,

There VA ltttle change 1t tho dock1. The receipts
ANAL. but about twenty-five cArgoes vero await
ing sAie and except light trade In the morning. the
market rued quiet. Aanistes piece sold As e7. as
sud Inferior 3lpch sAl quoted u s7ou Inch ranged
from S7ba1s. ~ for common. sp4 wa4 very dull Clio
, 1876-09-30
IRON

TiTTant'Eu, Ia. Sept. c9.-ri1 iron fo,,,, -
prices Unclaimed, NJ. foundry ~, ,ooaw noat oait
monthss NO. 2 S2a.oOzao.s0: 0fey fofes. ~, N -.
21.sO. 'N'A'' sNtq
, 1876-09-30

NRw Yong, sent 2t,.testo's-gItet' i!@ll 3.aGc.
s nsteSsr. NnsenSer III" pscsSsf' Ss'
Il s;ei %sHr:5! i ssas xs?ss:s5 i 's!;
sGs = sss ass Jp Z Il n,sG sf ,1as
5;Ss i$ss;S; s{s;s:
fs arsi 81
:!ssS i y Sss4 stssss esi: ~?
Il az: b: Til FL
t. ooo br.: Moderate demand, prices
esaeff: {s Sr ws.tein w''sssintss 4
s1 nn a~ xh's sfs f. ss";s5 sS S Tsi s
s:s|:s rs KMssssa S s's sRss:
aS assR
ssa e1 III ss5s' 4sses Sts is e.
%sssac &c lid a Ito c..eoe ~
s S ES s Gss I'D % sa! ssSsr sso ss
dGPssa IesSeaf4 la!r s1f't 5qs @ active, crude c, IT,
S;1siS:a fsat::sy. n1:;yy..f,t;a! f1asts s. ooe. 10.
,$ sp!s!t., :sps;!ls:9E.%sS;S %...: S;tSssxs.
$$s sS s:ss ill.,
!TMer; mess :astisos pTims stesa. sto os:
'o!$!i l!aitt3sSflsin, 3oI;llsi Western, 10000.
fn6$SifaSS-gFHish1a1tssi n$isSv1Fiims41; si.,s
r,nLsngLrntA. sept. Observation-Disclosures. $50;
ss :ss tssis5s a' 43a:;s's sgsss
ysss :s:s :ss9 ss s'snESs ST. viii. III r;?o:s'
sfss S';s sts 5 ~ sSs sss 0i'' S saa
RI s; ss II: ssss s,s WEIGHS Gss9tz !
2Bct 1rxtg t1tt!4c.
, 1876-09-30

tirsssf Git-o5s Cd.
Rtstn -tomn,un, MI pate, i4S
tlNf4if THrbtHttns--15s.
Ioxnoz, sept 9p.-saodr-No. u Dutch standard.
I&AHd.
ft{fn}eHtH-lsl nd.
LfrsftI 0tf-25s DdGA48a.
Gttfchffa LtHss.d-oua udQ3lA
NnttA1 OtI-H4s1sBa.
RpfFtss TarftntiHe-2iH.
AarwEhr, Bcpt. .20.-JtsrDltnm-b0.
, 1876-09-30

long and soFt c!eAfa 4ne1 o. BjF30e caslI. 8GSMc
for No1 sHIbrr and for HecGlcr. Cuniherlahs
quiet II 1tDAc; long cut hams. l.S21tc; all boxed,
sWeet plck1cu hairs. iltt1 l2c.
o. seller September, Bts9lc do aclIer octoocr VIC.
No winter short clfnrn long cltass on aac. acuh
quoted for shoulders. nc Tor soTt rha. l0c for
short etcRsa sni laSaic for hRnI ali taayased and
parked,
7Ft1Is-WAs auiot at IaGl&c. ';..- ..
HEEF PKoDUCFa-Wcre stoAuy and quiet At &l0.1s
al1.Do for Encssi ell.7@st1tu for extra messi and
THiie,r@Was quoted Mt s}ssssfc for city. fnd 7gsa
foF country lots, according 10 condition.
, 1876-09-30

.oSe' NoeR' a. sse 'alcs; wnekly net reecto,, :.
halcs' h.aot exports constw!ye, 4,741. " n;
MONTH";. hrrl. o.-rotson-Ftrnr: ,n,,Ar.
s!oss, a c.napt. pn's' rrgkr nc. rs,ep , ny
GALVESTON. Aept. 1D.-Cotton d,,,i ~, t."!t.
atock' ~ d1 bhlcas weekly net rcrcpts ~ ss; W pt
e,:40s cIporta coastwtsct s, ,7t3, '''o'l; 'Gs
sAvANNAn. sspt. 29.-Coitoh qulo., mtdd,,,.
stock. No. bales, weekly net, Ia, s,o: s,o,' ~
sa,es; , o'a's exsoFs eosaswise. 7.sal, DIET
, 1876-09-30

rin aud tas was ;a6s'snsal1X se E9s,!!99n e % dlo
wants q liz Two olases ti! reasisi supply. roth
Coi,ninn 70 pfn,c heayy MoEs sod at ss 75esGuo Ind
ordinary TO Ghoico haron grade: a 80 ooag y. There
EG,2s31.35 CunGcr psos. sold 81 hcad At the latter
, 1876-09-30

TURpEST1NE,
WltAtSoToN, Sept 7s.-Sp't4ts Turpsa,tn..
&c. '"s-Vcta
, 1876-09-30
DRY fyfttl1,a

fEv Tons, Btpt. .n.-pnh,nc.s r., ,.,.-
WIN lobhaft and smodoratd package tr.ss ,' ss'r
fteted Cotton goods were stca,y nnS nc a" mt
Prints wtrc active. nru, and In l,elt n,nv
s.nt:, M.r9 ,o9err msq, fey 4 low Faa,
woolcns wcrc In moderate demand, Drr,. nshs m VIZ
acttr0 lud dfu1, Sklrte and ma ~. soof TIN
steadily. "ess nettx
, 1876-09-30
AMERICAN CltrIE9s
NEW TuHKs


6pscfal Ditpdtch 10 Ins Tribune.
Tzw r0nx, Sept. n. O.-1rutn-Wheat exhibited .
nrtnet tins, with sattR ah0wnE about 10 per b uad'
vance, city milling demand lt&h but little better
export inGuF9t hElncs1 checked by moderate supply
otrInR and Increased rretcnainns Of holdn, sales Of
$4,000 bu II $lOo for unxrAded sprnRs &195 for nav
amber kHusaat II. .15 for now amber Toedo H. 70 for
white hlcl8anI q. 10 for ono load now NJ ChcaKo1
&1.9J for 1,p0D hu now Mo. Chlca9oi new No.
. Milwaukee hetA n ft.cB9t.3t, with $i.al bid
for export. Ieyo dul1 nj 7o6371o for Western Corn
Irregular and sett!ed opening qu!et and about steady
and c1oang sado nrIner, with good export md fAl
h6nctrae demands sales Of Ill Coz bu At 55c for low
mixed on track, 606ti7c for steam mxcd graded ond
unRsnde, s6< 1t7Hc for aat nxcd III store; $50 for
yellow Wcatern track. and s0.uoo ha prime sall
mixed for Philadelphia delivery In October private
term. Oats scarcely 20 1t,, ami In 1ess active tc-
quctt snea y. o bu at 13e4Sc for mixed, and 3ass1c
for whtto Western and State; ACC for old No. Chi.
cnRo 3J6s42e for now mixed Western; 47945c for new
white Hhsternt $40 for cltoico now wit Nch!Eaa to
arrive on track.
Dctnh Jti7hts-Afuth better Inquiry for berth room,
principally froM tho grain tradc and rstos somewhat
higher, with the tone at the ctose much improved; In
oaStur rates about steady snnodcratc buslncts
engagements 10 Liverpool, by SAIL 30 oo hu grain at
1l{d per go iEs.
1iio'r-Earicr and moderately Ae.ivet salef Of COO
It's primo At R3f9s}Hd per lb.
Tskp-Ftrmer nAtket. With sales Of 80 bsls a 31 49,
ito lrs poor hgnwncs basis Of 81 II per gallon
IFottsfnns-rork shsdo frtncr, with moderately
actlyo trado in lots for nmedate delivery; futufts
continued auiet, sales Of 4o5 brla oss spot ut
Ste. .OoatG.b5 Octobur quoted At GIG Soll1G3 md
IelIers opton for the remainder OF &a yenr Sl5 0osa
lars; At the second call for October 4te 60 Did, and
1715 askedt and for the remainder Of tho year $ 6C
BID nn $so.t0 aAkcd. Cut.neats still Ia slow demand
n1cs rcr stGoic for long clear: salcs Of 20 bo1ei
ehUrt clear for January ut 10. Lard Armrf,
with mosc doinRs ntnr.by acllverIca about 1ot
per 1oD higher, and later Mpnts Ha7Hc per 100 b
rtr
, 1876-09-30
STATE LINE.

NEW YoRK EQ 81 HLAsH!;o ttxE(niGsl8tl!!s ttxx,Eansltl!s D''
sT4E5 m oS f. + THs;,ss; EsS,ss! g.
Sta md $XS asc9fing 10 Recommendations. :, tfsse4
!sxst4 st s,as SV!'fRnHs}{p RnHs}{pWlS s1tstsiso TO- sa
Agents. l.WAIlI{ACk, MAnaEct. - tla[H.ss..sG-e
, 1876-09-30

Tho Jonrndi Of Commerce gives tic following as
the receipts Of certain articles OF domestic prodccu
It tho port Of New York for tho 1rss nlno months
af thc rnNts
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-10-21
EENEPiL Ne " $.

The ell-punch has been introduced in the par
lor-cars on the Boston and Maine Railroad.
The Austrian Government has declined to take
any official part IN the next Paris Exposition.
The grand Lodge +. and A. NJ. of Ohio has
voted to recognize the colored Grand Lodge OF
the State.
A juryman in New York the other day was ex-
cused because he declared himself "ptejudiced
against the prisoner on account of his face"
A Mexican woman living near Los Angeles
Cal, is only thirty-fve years old, has been mar
red twenty years and has twenty children.
A curious will was admitted to probate in Alba
ny on Monday: al, Bridget Reilly, in my solid
senses, wills this house to my husband. House
and lot all belonging to, and furniture" 1t wa:
written on the back of recepted bill for grocer
les.
Francis p. Blair ST., the father Of Montgom'
cry Blair, and of Gen. Frank Blair, died Wednes
day afternoon, at Silver Springs, Md, about si'
miles north of Washington, at the age of abou
ST. Mr. Blair has been very feeble for about {
year.
The bears are on bender at the gates of thu
Adirondack. Six of them were captured nea
Mayfeld, \. Y, last week, and bear meat is cheaI
in the Johnstown markets. A large bear march
ed into Worthwhile at MONDAY and deliberately
seated himself on the main street near the tavern
but retreated in good order when the villagers
sprang to arms