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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-01-19
Rancho and Way-Stations to the Black
Hills.

J. w. Dear. of Red Cloud Agency,
has established ranches along the
route from Fort Laramie to the Black
Hills. at convenient distances. and
will keep accommodations for miners.
Mr.. Dear Is one of the most enterpfis-
ing and honorable young men in this
country, and whatever he puts his
hand to, goes with a vim. He is
thoroughly acquainted with the Indian
character and knows just what to do
and when to do it. He is net the
man to establish a line of stations on
the new route to the gold fields from
Cheyenne and Fort Laramie, without
knowing what he Is about.
The first rancho out from Fort Lar
annie is on what is called the Govern
ment Farm. about fifteen miles. The
next is al the head waters of Running
Water, twenty miles. The next is on
Old Woman's Fork of the Cheyenne
river. the next on 1Iorshoe creek, and
the last on the Cheyenne river, from
which point Gustav City can be reached
in one day and a half.) A line of
Observation-Disclosures soon 20 on along
the route, and these stations will then
become stopping places for the pas
sengers going and coming, as well as
for supplying the thousands of miners
who will lie passing over the route.
We wish Mr.. Dear abundant SUCCESS
in his enterprise.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-01-19

The bridge across the Platte at
Fort Laramie is completed. bat has
not yet been accepted by the military
authorities.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-01-19

Plans and Specifications drawn by anp
pericnced traugh ismam. on shor; notice. We
Guarantee all our Work, as We onploy none
brt frst-classw orknsn. JyG dly
, 1876-02-14
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Unvarying NIonotony OF Financial
Affairs Last Week.
Small Surplus Of Loanable Funds-Mod-
erato Demand for Loans.
The Produce Markets Generally Lower.
Pork aud Lard Irregular.
FINANCIAL.

Tbs buatness Of ths banfs rsrpalnsd stationary In
Al1nosf every Eespect during the rAst weak. There
wAs tendency 10 m increase IN county derositx.
which VIA hardly largo enough 70 notice. Collections
fs1utntd without improvement, and rountrJ tra.lo
ntors than usually inactive Country lanfs ara ton,-
p>e IN many ina.ances 10 ask for renewal Of parer
maturing. The 1oanabe funds nf The banks have cp-
se9utnlly ahown hut 1itte increaan. wh!le the
dAn&na has besn f1ly msiutAlnetl, owing to
the dullnesa Of trade and iho roorncsA
VI collections. There his been only sll9ht demand
from tho Boad Of Trade. most Of II from arecuatiro
AouEres and The provision There ara soa sur
plhs tneans on hand for tha accommodation OF arat-
rats outside borrowers.
TIE TA1 on DEp0ATIS.
Among tha taxes which bankr1s feel to be nloat OBJ
Jtcsonable IA tbs lax on depuatts ThaIr deposits aso
what thry ows, and 10 isx tlcm there
III Il to hx them On ler liabilities.
Tho bssis Of feasibility II property, not
d"ba aeasts, no. liabilities On this sccount, they
gus, deposits khond 10 frs. The Imports of the Gov-
eminent should Be laid In such way, poaslble,
to ftrcncthen consecutive banking, not to nttata
aRsinatit. Il il poor policy for the State, donn
In Nav York this year. to ta1 tho surplus Of tho banks
No long ~ tho cntits industrial aud commercial
tsEao of tho 5tae has i.a basis in the stability of tho
banls, pubic policy ought 10 ally api with couserv-
AttvA management.
1tatoa Of dAoouns 1t tho hsntz sre sa1o per cent
On Tho ststek, good commercial paper Ia III 1aanl.
The supply Of 1oanshte funds Ia increasing.
New York exchange ~aa offered II 5Da15o discount
between hanh for $1,000.
The norerntnt Of currency 10 and from the country
h tnocerats.
The cearipEs OF tie Chicago banks fur the week
relested as follows by Mansger y. H. Uale, Of sla
, 1876-02-14

Grand To'ai... "..-. N.739 h,sfi.7 tut
a1Ess lORE-Waa unusually actirr, ms, advanced
10 rsr t,i. atsr which tlceline.l nearly -, nd
brls cash It tAeoa1t15 910 hfls selIer the n,nntl
q f?tsAiMl5; 7.5oo BIT. seller March Al s2o.;Tk
2lu; a.7al hrs frltrr April At <ll, ,0ss+2.so: anA
2,a;' n1!s tesr Nay It tlt t.tas2i.75: Total. ',ao
February 80. 81 va seller srarrli $!l.ls(s2l.l7x
'*rt s MI. oE .as s rssF II E.tr.
prime quoted 1t 3b.6tfala,Ui
LAnp-Wss active fur future, anil soil from tOo
alnsc 10 2oa ls.ow the el.sin9 rrieea Of Friday,
the lay sales, being 7htaloo hnlow thuFr.
higher: selea weta sepot.eti Of as5 tse cash
p.soo te* sciIer APRIL At si27o:o7N; an l,73o tes
reer May A. $l1.A.fala.01. Totai, 1a,3so Tea. Thu
market Gloaet Atcaty At sll:as14574 cas, Rcller
February; aoa selirr March; tt2ao sear Arr and
fi2.vs'& taGD for ptiftr May.
MrArs-Mere rather quist and ssea'!y. steert that
rhnuldera for future delivery wera e41ier. Tim
1nltv fair, but brysEs aakcd concessions whcl,
ho!,ls.s woatd mt arsnt. sa!es xers rspet.et, Of
4.1,0bo lts bhny! rba vt life seller atsEG and In
Keller Mays 10 boxes long crsrn At ll@iiHc; Ifo,ND
ha and q. .001 pcs green hams At llhai1ho for III b.
and lie for II ID ayassgcs. Tho uaskut closed Ut ths
, 1876-02-14

Ths market opened aall nd e,yy ths @st wse1 mi
f fss!s ssRs s fen e. ts s set ss4s = va VI. ~;
bIsssd s oily .'asiii perssn'ego Il witt
pari combating. Of falr u guol welfat.nl stcct.
wors the rliins amrcs. Ioesi baclsss M ssors mast
Of their stock nt tt.ooaa75 fur common 10 chniee
COWS snd Inferior 10 medium s.osrs. Fredo.s paid
Auta 20 fur poor 10 prt,ne in.s.
Saturdays market w.s quiet and vancs xeso steady
and unctlenged Tia fFcsh receipts were isnted i,
stock IN tho yasa, Ind botweea 2oo md 5000 ca.io
remained sineola Mt Tho close.
Choice l,sev+.-rns, saa!1ss III. ~.i!.forne., y.sr
g year old atears, Weighing l.sad h.
Good 1'este.-wcii.iaitsnsd sissrs, wesil.
tnK 12o0 10 400 ill., Observation-Disclosures. 4,3o@i75
,ng i,ov e j.so - 49, @ 4luat.2,
vetshtna M, 70 i.iou 3ooGsa7'
soek Gat:le-common ratt1e, weighing Hn
'ntefior-Iislt ia div eovs, hsiiers, 49,. =.
lIUog-Tho market upenod dull and weak. Thu 70.
ctrs wcfo seera and te weather wAa 10 WARM that
safety, aud " to "wednesday noon prices h4a decimal
9otsxaa. bu,sslnon.y he mariet rcaotesl. r!.o
waa 10 marxeA decline If, Tho roccpa tthe arrivaia
during tho IAst throo days ~ern only about a7,,Nd,
that selers were tn roat!on TO control tho market
ths reduction auiYered early in Tho week.
1n comparison with previous wreks Of tho
packing season, we have to note worry decided de-
tcfloratlon In tile qa!tty Of TIM hogs sent forward.
good many chotce rovta are atill included III tile ar
rivals but the nl1hcr IL datygrowsns leea sud Il now
to cease, frutn tho lack Of suitable stack.
There was fairly Rct!ro market Saturday, md the
aiynnco Of the day Geforc was fnlly maintained.
Closing quotations wore $7.lp97.Gu for Hnktppeea"
N.'osT.h0 Tor common to coicu Light, nud t35@825
for p1Dr 10 choica heayy weIBLts.
sllEEr-This market was dull and dropping
throughout thu past week. an closed heavy At 15 s6c
decline. We 1,tote rDor to common At H11Hg 4.tp,
medium Ut SL1i9k.50t and good u extra at $780,
RT. LOUIS.
sr. Lnrts. Feb. 12-IFous-Activc and higher:
Yorkers, $7a. 7ao; packing, $1.5pa775; e1trs, 1870
@s.U0.
cATTLE-No supply; no t'ornnnd; no market.
, 1876-02-14
Withdrawn from sors till Friday for city conautnp-
tim, LIES hu Mbaat 4Ql l com. t6H hu oatQ l6i l}

withdrawn from ssors TIL Friday for city conautnp-
tinu bu wheat 40l bn corn 1ds hu oats tl6i hu
barley.
The following grain inspected into stora st-
uraay morning: 9cars No. l N. ". wheat. ~ cars
Nc. y. " ilo, aears No. sprins, 81 No. do,
81 cars No. do, 70 cars rvjcrtei do, grnde
do Us: uheas]: car No. corn, % cars high.nixea
dc, Is No 2 DO. II cara now mixed do. Il
oars rejected do, 10 Era4'e do {a3 cosn>; ~
cars white oats, II cara No. \ do, esr rejected do
al oatsl2 Nc. ryc, rtIcctsl do; 1G cars
ho. barie5. Il cars No. do, IL rejected do.
Total, 193 cars, ll3,0OO hu. inspected out 64Gt
hu wtlrat, 1,eo7 tu eu1, J9a3 hu oats TT hu rye,
5.aU7 BIT harley.
Ths following verp tito receipts atnl shipments Of
breadstuGA aud 1--we atock At this puiut during the
past week and for tic corresponding weeks ending ~
, 1876-02-14

FnU1ra And NUTH-Thus ts eontlnncsa fra
T. !, sn ,ss, nssS
tcmsn1 @ tos currents. y.,eocs rs,,n:, and reaches
wcre unchanged: FonEias-pttes, 8ta7d: neH, lsyeEt
1Sestee: aes: ar'.ma. nov, la<al4o: Tnrkia prunes
@ s:ss.: x:!sssi: iSa.!*s: :e x:ss; xs:ss!s:
spp nhs:n fsl .rpts ,s.es,
halves. i3Htsl3c: d. MIXED, Ailo; do, f.ros Is )
Ill.,: lS: esa!ss asssys sys:-rees.
amends, Terr.gons: loxa1Ae; Nspas ws!ngh, ncw
talsNe; wllmnston rsanuts. staake; Tennessee pea
nnis sSS1; ,;n;sia Af5'San n PEANUTS es4oNe;
apea coma from outside po!ats but Tho trade !. ju.t
Sso ~ III: Valencia oranges, saojaI.G pct csse;
Sicily d. Sa.2s8t.so per box; lemons saoos7oo pc
dlAooERlEs-Th VA. a s'iahsly increased DE-
maud for aoos coming unss tbts head. bul tho eot,-
eral .naskct was very Tar frpm being atIye, aud Tho
i il ariSns to M eetas nea!p of tns .es.or se
trade, consequent upon thu wrctclel condition of Tho
~ doubt wltac,s speedy raylsal Of busneas, aul
gensrnl hardening Of prices Of staple articles. no
n,cr1l.sngoou, a,t@oxo, carolos, 7!H9sc: 1ou.
ts!suh- tk@7ke.
so Inc, si ill., :asSs ST soe a1 pfss M
20. 24a?2hc; common TO- fair: 291.*s2l4 4o: Foaat-
uE l1Nl9Ho; slnGaparo Java, 2ts!5c: COSTA 1tIca,
sGaAns-raant nsts loat, ilHtsi1Ae: cr1'.hrd, 1ix
911hc powdered, ll.el'Ao; eranulstett lo1ie1lo;
estMo sxe; ID "a; seilas So lc; oSosea se:
brown. e,soko; tsis to primo do. s49s1sc; common
mon 70 good Do 7htasEc; Now Urio.ns. 7iaaXc.
mont artps, $noa11o: stirer dr,pa. exsrs nnc. oos
tass: Nav Grlesns .noassts eno!ee s5tss @ ~ 10 10
1tlee mals.sss, so &c; somnea s ,oossses
sric1s-Aispicc 1sa1oc: cloves, ssc; cars!n, aoes
32c; repper, ls@!aNc; nutmcRu, tlaka1.20; Cal
so.ssNTsuo ii Gius. 5So German ,lot.led, oxe7e:
2. Mns I a. s4GsSS9; aSss; W.T. wtS ness ''x sas0
aaa DO, corn. Ts9No; Ktng;forG. pure, 7.s; ID sG.
yer 4io'a. Ha9xe: DO corn, ottioNc;,
.gs & NV III @uS pat 1 m VA
grsdes, Tin reecpA were liberal, and tho stock now
neld hsrs y sa!d to 70 quite hFgs; MOL timothy,
prime INLAND nra.ie. ta.ooa0.oo: prairie, faooes7.b
utouWlNEa--Wers quiet aud unchanged Hlos
were tgnS1 ny bril- lysI y loe Rsr g@.sn. @
hutehera sesoxo green cured. light and hoayy. c,5
81 cot ssau,ry st' s Sfsss sFsn ss ss,a fp3 3
ify rip aad eai ltEes15o; dry .alts' hlass, @ 1ao;
ds.eon .t!n.. 4sqlsoc DAMAGED stock briaHs Two.
peH. WOOL easitnated - wasn.a. res i, .''p
ps.Tho be.ter grades were In falf rcsluest md
nqiry shehy from the R.s aad sotas r. being
taken for export. Ponr hops arc dull. and there Il
considerable stork on hand. bald principally In ths
eamatcd ~ 2o ooo tales, and 1he doneat!o consnnp-
ton foI the year beginning Sept. 1t v. .oN baea.
LEATIiEi1-Bnt iittle change was observable In the
general cbarlcstraacs Of the leather MARKET the d.
manl a. heretofore eong stricsly in accordance With
The requirements Of current tao. lT!ocs wara quotel
easy % {Ollov3t
, 1876-02-14

market did not decline In sympathy With wheat, be-
ca,isc the recent advance the grain not followed
by marking up in -four. The dcmand on saturday
was very light. Sales reported Of 30 bvls wntcra
on p1va.e terms; 10 brla sprnB sstrs, ehIeny At
si25G5 $50: and 25 bris rye or as st2s. Total 70o
ct1s The market closed quIot At The following range
Of prices: Choicc Winter oxsab, $1Io3 75o; common
10 good do $f75t9S.oO: arr1ng extra. Si.0oAt.4O;
good do. $@.so(s47s: choice DO $5oo@5.2s; patents
do. as.oofa7.25; Minnesota $,.ooaa.2'; spring su-
perants. t'oofSa.so; rye -four, ss.2aGa.2': buck
wheat DO. $s.s0@s.e3.
Dn4s-Waa 9uiet aud 80 lover. Sales vers 10
tons At 1850 on track.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. vere 10 tons nj f14.oo on track.
coaS-SfEAL-Coarso was uUnlna at 31n. oNa t3.75 on
WliEAT-was 1e4s se.lve .na irregulsr1y easier,
pool wess said 70 note aFtn1e,a hut tho published
eaa,cr. with huyera holding Oh. our receipts wero
rather large n car foads} md tho ner weztuar hald
out ss tosee1 o. rsssn., ns1, wsaa
thouah few looked upon the facts evidences u
The or1ers fro1a ouaio were lcaa t,,ln,crous. and
!oal operators were very uncertsin. Soma thought
oherh tnunalu II ~ prot,aL'o thst they had only let
20 enough to permit repetition Of thu milking pro-
stsa liter on. Amid ~ o feeling that wheasL tao
anlecntly to make short selcrv tnore numerous than
buyers. aud tho market gradually eascl or. though il
u.1 ~, ILL., ~ a1 - .' ~saAt .uh .n'pInhs uenA1o aos
Ll9 loMer GEaMea MeA tais: out prices wefo lower.
ssnssi sss ntesa =. psea A. 5efes - y 70 ID
se.cs tns 9t1tn M ao'a NJ ststitg ioJH, Asa
san aL a. @ .a p"ln @ eaos1ne q ING ~
cue: eellef APT! iahgea Aaate ovef Hatrn. uaHE
a.1,;s 10: c'osa ~ oi sto tos itssh r.
ceip.s. Se' WA entlfety nominal. Lana sa!es were
feinrseeu e. q atGo ~ NJ. fpsinK At slGta 1Gat:
g o% 49, ~ g oS Ss4o iuI Htiet Ana ssraho
loe !seSA rGce1tai ue1 Gu toJectsa 10 a. Li-o ior
sS,s =, anW ass Sc ~ .Gsh q aau 4oa1 Oa W
sanpte ~ oo.9nsc. ',s !ot3i: o., wv Hn.
MtNHn,ra ~ ,.,' IN fnodfrae acmaad. hu
,oMes ~ 1 sn m Us Rensfn nafEs @ sa,es
%fIo fspesteu @ 81 lsuo Du ~; ~ sioH oa " No.
1no Ta;U asn 2'4o' oo W aatnp'e o. sl.oS
4.t,H; Hn;,, 19sA's o;s ',au on. ,, ,,.,,.
Gui.S-ma" Mhu Atht e1eao!cs; thcfe beln1 llsiio
eemago ',u ss haa reeGs nrenng Inc
say "n mhest ~ me %easnef w. xef and ~ re-.
Gsn s,Iu.s . tao 9aa ,o ~ c IN nsSs lse osnee
nnsIan9e , tn so ,aafsss % %s' ssauy M hD 1s hons
anu INC aH 10Y e. aas coul o.y ne aalosed 9! =
sJ nsslsE ;ascA epehsu a. st1ss, so!a ~
t.tc, steT~afns ma tiecinea 70 Il c At tio
cG@e' hsss to motu: of sash Sn. q ranged sf !lS
~ .s % sssn asi,o mpt o. non coang a.
tns 'ia"s. ns,ins ea5 hoN1 ~ 1ti9ioAo. coalaR as
, 1876-02-14

RTer has ha Crrster sucrrss than wst anticipated.
soon after hs Arrival hs tes9raphed hack for $4,000
Ptrces OF gaods, md subsequently sent aiE !aERct
orders. Fall n!var nlsehucr5 IL being adsrsed 10 tho
English stylc Of goods, ant The mills arc now running
10 tupp1y Tho Liverpool demands from England they
20 not only 10 Tho Contnent but to Inhla, China,
Japan, hfrca, Austra,, South Aninrcs anh MEXICO.
II would he great ront IN lcgin to recover for gn,
In tha centennial year, tho export trade In cncn
| goctla which wo enjoyed between 1850 antl lAta'.
LATEST.
SEw yoak, Feb. 12.-Go,d opened and ciosed At
ia will. satcs in the inicrin, At 49,. Rates rald
for carrying. l. an aud PER cent. Loan woso also
male fat.
| Governments t1okoA strong.
lsitroa,i tonss 1nlet an rh IN tile lstA afternoon
dealings. Milwaukee, ~, Paul consolidated flnktnB
funds aolL a. high Hah. Northwestern consoll-
slscl coupuu gold bons III demand Mt 9e!i. with
nl!ering under 0H. InelAu issuts cosed rru at tho
highest prIee of tbs wret.
Rsatc bonas duli and *troug.
The stock market was atfong. tho opening prceR
advanced \ 10 1s per cent, but towards nld-day
.ction euanel. followed by partial recovery under
rezstpna. At the c>oso stocks xoro generally lower,
.nd seady. st. Panl dcoliaca 10 41ji for comnon aud
a.; !? %,s S 9: ss:t x s3 ssS ss sa; IT. Se F.e. "
ta i5 Nortewt7sefn preferTed wns drn,:ss stsa.S
II u statel officially that s repeal Of TIM Potter law
tiopds upon preferred stocts thin yeai Unon I1che
firn Ut tl,{n4b4 Harlem 1t3. Ssv York Central 1i3kta
1i31s, and Delaware Laokawana Western ll'A@
Transactions OIL ahe E1rhanE~ to-tay aggregated
~ ooo aiates. Of which 800 wern Erie, o Lake
1900 Rock 1atanl. 3,s00 1aeiac Mail, esa ~ lans
common 1900 1rafefrsd, au oh'os. and 17oo "a's-
Bpecie shipments 10 E,irorc t,-lay aggregate ESQ.,
COO. Of which $3.50 .oto was goth coin.
The weekly bank statement IL ~ follows: 1oans,
kSJ, ,ftBs ncnaN5tH
, 1876-02-14

ltstfIf nispaftA to TAt Gaioays 7rta.s..
NEW ioaE, Feb l1.-anAlA-Whsaa market uui+t
and prices without decided chsnge; sslus a G0O bu
part last evening, including No. spring, At tllla
LIS. and amber PeuusyissuiA n 2ls7. Tha following
quotations. a1s or less aomtualt ton1! e7 for
fsJssts4 epstus; Sl.aa3l.2s te1 au3eAasA sprtas
, 1876-02-14

wsrt; Sl.aaalo1 for No. 2hiIlwautau 9la,,si .os.
| M. apring: tl.Hkat.3B for wsntcr rel W.,,..s.
f.ala1.47 for amber do: aud $i.a7@i.ss for viii.
wrAteFn Nsa au.et 1t 8;asae for Wca.crn oo e2e ~.
aud heavy: sstcs 9No BIZ iwo-rovc,t Jefferson Me
II Pic. and oo bn Grs,ed No. ! gatt.la at sl.l;E
corn - .sae a ea.cr rh moder.ts b,isnesa rero,!t1
yellnw Aou,hern: and yellow md whitc do toecheP,
etSe: nad 500 BIZ do, for March, Il csHc. g..
olics ana unchanged, islcs qs,ool bu At *1aa9sM III ~
mixot Western and stao, anf ta8h2c for white Wt.
rAoyislov.- -sdliea f,rm 1t 11,:a19Ho 70, )n,
prsms . at III r.t ss For r reera.rs o ,i' IA a.
tiao7 askei; for March, tsle, suo scs u tl5.l9S
h!d md {ia!o askcd; and Tor june, sI3,ij lii I'd
W5i;sT-Hela + si;l2,f. Vim sl.la bid; Inst ere.
nnoorarrs- marset .teady, will. rnn,cr,,.,,.
curry; III 10 eoi raaaing q,oed at 7s:7;;e rsn,
sn %a." oas ssfT y Sose e aa
Aasaicaito at 'Htatpc IN Roid.
IL: sssa 81; :aps1ss Hsss &c f' Mt; IT.
soo e ;'s sho':s s';s xite shs.. r1t5s. xsoa;;
ns.o'1 ra;snt prc.a, sosossoo. 1,o flour sse.l,
~ '::oasesi,y1. aseMs4,-o,t,, and ,,nch,uou,
unats-Wheat quiet and scarcc'y 10 firm: n.
SsSs se ses @ n NJ opssaiS sasisa 'gFnE tSa1 a.
if's nss No. ooa aas s
ais }sii s ssss ill., IL ess.s e. s1.s
eeips, y ov hn; mixel. no grade, co.; do graded,
sAc sA do nl1e II tori HS wsses
sh r%ss ssss sns 5 'a
MAr-Firm; thippioa. 7sN8oo.
, 1876-02-14

Long 9ild e!oft tlekrt Quos6d Rt 1I1o Gs8l1, anu
litG seller alatel: lossd: green hams, ll4saliAc;
hwcct-picklcd slo, 1ln&l24u: Cnmbcrlantls II Ic,
cash sclier February: lang cut hans. l2I.slskc,
boxed: bacon hams, l&Ai84c.
tNEtaE-Wns quiet at 7(3gc. ....
BEEF rNODubTH-WeEe stsaly and quiet u f9.5O
&lU,o0 for mess, s1o51 S1l.o0 for sxiz msss, and
$2i ,Afs 91.00 fer hams.
TALLow-Nas quoted 1t 8X4ste.
, 1876-02-14
Pork, Arl, .HstAs, ,ihAgnd's, skllddo.
hsa1. tss tot. lts. lbs.
B4uI0 Nrsk, lhs5I 1sdt D., ,.t5I ...6l .Ah.1A H1Q ~
Glncs HuF. f6 ~ G4 a1, Ii. ~ tH& 1s k!D


Grupa lt.ms-Shipp~d lar !hv weak. a1.Gt1 pIsees.
~ Ainst III uact4 Asek 1slt yuaf; GucD Suy, l.
Ing period Ii i574-t. - ff %'7-
*lne1udos ali out neAs exuspt d, T. hanS aud aoul,
lrrs.
The following tsbto shows TIM NUMBER .! hagR
packed At tho luintA uAhipd roturol tus Aecrela-
u Ut thS ChlcsEq HQEk- k-PAek arA' Akkpci21Qp:
, 1876-02-14
COMMERCIAL.

The following vere tho raesipts anl shipments of
tho leang articles Of psoduce In This city during .hs
txsut1-four houra ending At : o'clock Gu saturday
morning aud for lbs corresponding date ono yeaE ago
, 1876-02-14

Cali, 10. !. +n0ofal.15 1aue. ..........$ 159 81
s Il t. I usas's se!s s1ssh ssst, $50 81
Hnps; Hns xa e. e. g Il Z: A'soi; g wa at
hsfae;....:::: ] siS q 1n:e's:.::.:::: . sss @ i
SS! = g = sas" "a ia i L
fMkscn STOCK.
MISUNDERSTANDING III moderate demand aud
Of crop oss e.n be sas assablo for neat sa
era saving. even under the most favorable Rraptc+a
for the rem Under Of tho logging season Quotations:
E1rtt Ruu second cloRt. .QQ@.
Ihif4 c,ear. ll'sh h............'..... ~ 0oeI.00
haS eenr op1ir sssf aha a.; st; :::on Sss
Clear afnY, hts hnd second. ......... l8,0Ota1g01
First common siding. ............ 1G.0cG9.....
Flooring, lrst common, dressed ....... 3LOOA,....
k!oorinK, second common, dgeasod.. H.00Gs2500
To-, Io1 noafas, n''..'..'.'.."...'''... 70
socE bosr!a 10 aud il ii. 55.SS 5s
u etock boards et.o0fa2in0
htosk poafu7..''...-. i5904lHuU
common lumber, is Il AID under. 1i.oGsisSo
yoiss aud scanthng, 20 to u sf........ l2.00a1G00
Lath ..s...........,............ 1.7dta 20O
a a snluReS. ';......'..'.--.....-+.. aolta 1U
heir anna review Of the wood market state that tue
market for tho paAt year opened very dull ami ulsat-
i.tsesFy aho9sh H. .toeks we,a 70. greatly In e.
tho lcmsnd nnd tho closed with snoIsFate stooka
them square white pins and oak, advancing consdcra.
bly,. Fsw contracts have yet been nado BY importers
square white pins. are very llght. Tonnage scarcc,
aud, - It "a yearly becoming .nore so high fre!ghs
olLs-Tho market was reported quiet in al depart
ments with prices ruling comparatively steady except
for carbon. which via weak anu unuett!ed. Va
i!aAko; DO Illinois lossl test, $50 degrees, lscs
sks; " ". lbo tost 7*4lsc: % headlight, 11s deg,
, 1876-02-14

PlTTSBuRo GIL MARKET.
PlTgsbua0, Ia, Feb. l2.-lstso4suu4 quIst crude
~eak n a2as 1t fstess: refined quiet and ssAay \,
lAe, Philadelhla delivery.
, 1876-02-14

Ito jAur,ao, Feb. 11-The co1re market Ia auI-
mated Y4ero hare been large I1lrs fur tho United
H,stss; Ruu.t htsls, s10o45oau rsis pe. ~ t,Iu-
gr.mmss. Exchange On Londou, 9S4,
The SANTOS market II 4n!ss aud unchanged; Quots.
tIons stl1 o1.oosas9. 90 reia for supsr!ar,
, 1876-02-14
= Eat1I,lAtaa,


10 u. EIIter ~ tbs tairayo 1,,ssns: ..-.
report Of "atocks Of wheat in ast" IA given On FL
day in New foEk dispatch, known previously, and
Aaa had ils effect oil the market This il ol6ttess
true 70 great a1tsht. bnt the nfurmalinn given by
The New York correspondent OF tho Cincinnati Irit
catTfn ~ 1t appears Leow. Ii new Ia nsuy IN CHI
the Northwest that correct Judgment may bs formed
"a to whether 4 is bcs 10 soil now wat nnt!l The
NV YonS Fst. is5@The ~ Wheat s y nsatket ' haa
rceo1sEsd temporarily from tue e1tretne sprcs5lons
l4st uoted, when It was on the rergs Of esnosaixA-
Ties Of the market. sluca sseu hcro ha.s bocr four
s. asys IN which isis export demand for tLs
m P asy xbsfts ,S .aei o1 tx onp
thsy have not ~ sveraesd hail tas. This o"an, dom ho
ever. has not been tor tho grades for which i
spring FROM No. down. Yet ali advance han been
predicted upon tlia demand for No. syeu although
dicatous tbbt this improved densnd Is but short lived
and that there will be general export demand eut-
ma n S H.. sas saoit i sfG Tor nns
tsre 1s bean strsnnous effort to SUPPRESS Tho facts
In relation to tho sioets held III Now York. both Of
On tho lst Of January thero wesa only about ;oo,-
asl u! wheat reporsed here IN store and IN tho
fully, 1000 ooo bn. IN t'our thu aa,p VA ,.ono.
the atosk being reported at 3.o,9n to 4Duoo brl*.
here and It was an npen secrct In tho srsdaat the Time
Yet uner sanction Of tic trade, they published
lat Of Fsbraary when a.ocks talked Of again. and
We he.s that tiern has been reduction Kince Jan.
hy zone 1, yssToas .ts % & &pss pGbo1y knowa wa
WIS getting hot taken out OF store and put Into canal
os.s ts siss Ma 'A' Is 1t according
Thu tonr marxet Ind gotten into ahont as t,rnnra-
lied position :. wheat befora tlv feceut demand,
Inquiry of late. bnt, iIio that in Wheat. It j. re-.
i len rather argsr ,'uasr lar .neeal..
, 1876-02-14

NEW YORK DRYooops MARKET.
AKw YONG, Feb. t2,-Ths package tsadn continued
qu!et, and 1obh!ag branches luu. Cotton goods
moved slowly, but steady tu price. Fancy prints n
moderate retucst, but shirlugs ruled quiet Urs.a
goods ActIya, WoEz.su slawis In fair sie1usul
Woo!cn goods for mems remained Quist nesIsty
fairly active. EureigD goo1a dull.