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, 1876-11-14
LIVE STOCK.


EATTfE-l'eettScd during Sunday and Monday. t.7o0
hi. Under tho nlcagre offerings tho mnrkst n,ln
Ill aru.l,. and for shipping gratcs tsile higher tnn
last week Thtrs wns not mitch activity In tho d.
ants either from, local oe 0usfde nycta, and may
safrly bo sufcrre that with average Mondays sup.
rly e toa af tho market would hare hscn thu
of what Il was. Al wilt he ly reference tnthc pub
l.cd ta!rs, Tho laaItty nt the offerings was poot.
Thcta wtrg few ronti IL primo itoyrs Tor whit,
etHsss.H wns realized, mud 1T two N 'hrrc fnrtancca
higher hEuect wrrs rad. hut ltt'ln nf tin stork would
r,a IL aosn nrti'nn. nnd trat,!ns prlnrt ny nt
rrrrs rnnslnK downward tr1rn *3H natsr rpwM 1cll
nE Mt 8: atak atnekrrx at 81. .G1a5. H. and common
tn h"lDt siiPuitlG RlErFH nj E3.Etita. tr1ls wtfH
in a'Ant} krply md wCru AIAttu At J.t2 ~ per 1j
n3 for rJ0t 10 uliuCe
QUOTATIONS.
Eiolce ncercs-Elnr. fat, wril,fornlah 4.
ytAt fna.Srnr. old Steers, Weighing ,+n to
aaSi stc:is. Seis
lnE tas)tu ,Jp 4.l6G4.5 60
MEltfIfn Hr.Ntf-srera IN fnlr tcliI, wetEli.
Ing l. lt tu 2ti J4u140
Butchers II 0ck-t'onrt u common RtccFs and
cit,liILun Il, thUlre tHwA, fur cit j. slaughter.
wrIuis{ Hft "a !, ItD ....... 2.003. %
Pnck Gttlir-CUnnDtl GHttlt, Weighing BOu .
tni, ,lVo ~ 2.7Jea.ib
tInA And AcnllWnK Ssets ............... f71Gs1.31
Ttxas-rlltut1Si ltUrcs........... ..... ..51N.Irt
Vcals-tcr fuU na 11lfea)....u......... J,hUuJ.73
, 1876-11-14
1for.c-t:atlnE In France.

The French Committee for 1'tom,o,,"ii ,a',,'Ii ,au
Consumption Of llorsc,Fle,l, haa suns,er 'nr Six
iMonts 81 tho prcsent year tue bu'eIssS nsse cIr
'ishncnts tor tho salo o. hosss q. r.rs iii asses,
at s"i Is s. maiss Wkish yslds 147oo i k't it, it.
assus. sxs t IT, Sst .ast !unyas, Sfs,: VII ~
USED Ike tiose Of "sx,l, Afg'l ,is a4,sl. of tey1
" .tIou Hote aunllss to thu igs towus u ''' p'''
cell
, 1876-11-14

nnrst, 61a55cs choice, sGl,H0c, choicest. Hlatoot
chntc1'.t ur~ artt picking. T%t7as ,,.,
nrlHh I1'i!r; 1t'p,l nr,llHH, 4a ii fhc. 44ttiost
nnct " ts:'s rh,l,c. takAt3.s sl.nltr.t. MIC.
1ltrrrh.
wODIt-Conttnues In moderate rrqurst ani steady,
washed 40r4aci fhlr tn GUol d. Nta tDcs wnsllnl
trrrr nli Mtlfuit sIGtj1g} medium aud nlLwnsIgd.
e3u 2uct NnD DO 11es1le.
, 1876-11-14

NEW ORLEANS.
NEw ORLEANS. NNv. l3.--f;uu 11Ots.
Prime mercantile pnrer, 4 discount.
Sterling exchange, hankersf bills, 547.
FOnEiuH.
LoSpo., Nov. 13.-consolB, money and acconnt,
65Sa.
United States bonts: Gas, 10JA; G7B, 100;
10-4us. 10H'i new d., 10Gti.
II.
rAR,s, Nor. 11.-Rcntcs, 1oll T23sc.
.FnANKEonT. Nov. u. Limited States bonds:
NuW o., lU13s.
, 1876-11-14

4!NE lu 1oTt ccaFs 01ed at y. iN2c cash and aI@U
for ljeccmnr. CnInbcrlanas utct s9iatUe lung
la1ns. sfA ,tr Ill 9oxc4 swcc,.ptcklud llama, 1U4a
iacon uuntsI al 7!4t.71c for shoulders, OaH{n for
lhart ribs. eH{H fur aurt eltntu. I3a lie fur hams,
alt GulY aACt| mud packeE.
1fHEAtk WAS Iurt Ut HA7*e. 49,. .-.-..-
HEEF EFi'il1HliCTa-Wcr Ftgndy and 9uict At &n.noo
IS fur neast SD hhln 10 fur mssas kna 4IH. ~
I for Hlnx, Safe tlA10 Ut 20 hrls extra
NJ $th.f1
TALhUw-Wll quoted Al B,stshc for city, and no
&c for country l1lA, RccorlluK " condition.
, 1876-11-14

Tho following Instruments were Aled for record
Monday, Nov. II:
Portland nv. at!4 II, Ut Twenty ninth 1t, " I,
liz 14t}5 II. lated Oct lA..........,.,...S 1,O.5
ThftIP At. ~ It . Of Washington, " I, 2lHx
SuDil II, With nuttdtnz. dated Nov. t1..,... 1900
uaAlitcl! Il, III Il Ut Tklrty.suyCnth, e, 9Lx
i:3 7. ~ It. dated %nv+ ll...,..,......... 215O
milwaukee, ay,s " cor Ut Ellen 1t, n uf, :Ux
loit dated Sos Observation-Disclosures, 1a2s
,A!i &. d9tra 10Y. a: l7oU
West Van tiuIrH It, t9t It " of GalltorntR nv,
Ff, .ixi.3 IT, ttnta! S0y la..............,... TO
BnttCtnrld Il, iial4 It. y of Thirty eighth. ef,
.1Hu7 II, ilnlel nct. Observation-Disclosures. 5000
AtsxnIIder sf. - II . of Portland nj, IL I, nUxG7
IT. with improvements tatcl tct. 2o......$ l,1OO
IcnsaW o., y " eur Fullerton az, I, ls1I00
IT. taIsl sept 2.... ..,...........:. QUO
N!rth Ffankltn u. If1 Il a " Schiller 1t, WI,
:at:tt t'fHft. dated S9y. U................ 1,1o1
PltAMntht " It g. of ScdicE 1t, " I, :txut II,
lhe pteHis'Es ~. :HJnld r. AitrA SOY. p.... .au
xI.s1'3 IT, Aatrtl Nov. H. ....,..,,,, 500
1itHurth Nv :Gtt n 10 Il II of Thirteenth Ut,
vi, 2axa1lft. dated SDy. .M.........u.... l,Nn
s7ITt-oF CITY LIMITS, WITHIN HAnEts Dr sEyRN
NILES nr TIE ttlt'ET.1inCBE.
ToMrlIns plhte, MN II n Of FiftfsNILh At, " T.,
inAla- IT lwlth otler property, dated Nov. -.
&.U
, 1876-11-14

FL0uH-Wus dull and easy, without any materIal
clngu III prizes. The continued laeE OF datnun! for
week past, e4crpt frun tbs local tradr, would uu.
Aoubtuy have cnsuud y declinu yesterday but t,as
wcnt atrusIstr. Sales reported 1T aOO Iris
winters 1T $i:5 for unsound, 0u Iris spring extras.
chiefly ut th.2@ts.7h; u h!ls rya honr, partly
ut s3.gu. Totai, U.5 urls. The market ctossd
tt,nr, with thr following ~ this asking raNge ot
prlcea, Cllocu wlners w. u:ass725i medium wlutrrs.
*aussU.tu chocc sasII extras, Ss.7be.B.2s. medium
do ~; Ah!ppnY cxtrua, ui chuIru
pntcItts 81. UbE1. 3i cdhHlun 10. $HuR.U .5; sour
spr!nHs RI.uass.uU; spring superhncs. $:,hOtt4.uI
Rys hYur, GIL. 7a4ltuu. Duckvhrat do, ss,tIkG,s ~.
uWAMwnA ilurp active, md &tcIy ut farsler prices.
salcs wrru ~ tons ~ $40 VI track and eD.tdxU.a5
frcr pi board cnts.
6lours-sals wsl nslu Of 10 tons at sll.uo fres On
board.
MIpullxosssls was mado OF 10 sous coatss at SIX
fire. Oh lsulrd.
Cnns. .MEA1-Cuarsa wss uominu, 1t s1o. 81 per ton
Gu trark.
WllEAT-wal Horu active and stronger. advancing
2c, mud c!osv caast II 70 aluxo tho iascst prcts Ut
Saturday, Thu vstty adrteet from Liverpool called
that n1arsct livery luactlsa" twhutevcr TINT may
SSs t st .;s;: ; s s L
a.,t! ;4s 5stef!%Sl 4 4, s!ip4ya 1Ls lsW: ps: WI
a 'ns S!sss @ ss S III IT, IT,;
a Eli IT, :sSs't ss
srE sn ~, ~ ator pssgngr @ axas ths!r parsa,ss,
s!tSs + .:!s ssfsEis1 ..x !. ss :tsf i:
Ssssy 1S,s II: y NJ Vii! VIII 'sss
sy<; l., T: y
sii:S"i; c!S:lSS sel'sr ths MOUTH iii
:: H.! ri i g a'ssS ssS:
Ess ~: TsIo St i ssi.tS e. y e ns1 III @ ;sr!nS
Il M Is Il s. 9H XII # N
Si ssnpie 90 % T. ssssk X Tsts u''s ~
IN s5 M G. Is i i VIZ iss y ssfa r.
So 10 & aaa 5Uo III " s.uris Il ii. ii;
, 1876-11-14

NEW 0rLxAas, Nov. observation-disclosures dull mil
prlccs sadC luwer; xala I. 1t Aipt; Eo1d ordinary
iuas ahsle, low mlddlias, lIIlsslI}ls; ndng, 1850
il4r. guod mddtInR, l.}7s isc. mtddin4 far, l:sll
l.5{ci fa!r. iIkSslaic. IcuctrtsSea- lHcoo; gross
-, O0; sxVort2 to Nayrc, 1,7ts: stuck, ftl5t 5tuD.
, 1876-11-14
bLnM3.W
1. l614.D
3.4u44.m
2.00n3.m
2.7Jaa.tb
t.71@2.31
p q Ms:l. Et
u,HU.hJ,T,1


rasy frcltnE ut lf oitntng OF Tho markct but !cfora
thu day fhr ataucc lie demand scanc spirited,
weaiier pnckrrs tgok hold q gopl carncst, md BY tho
ato q t1'e a;ern1, , Ito Gcns wn:s = ,.rppSa q
IrnG paskinE oEs at a - M,5 @ = ~ % snn'!un II y
heavy shipping hugs nj sa'10As.ba Thu market c!oscI
, 1876-11-14

FA"'oH hHHfas Tor tFHrllafYt 1917, SiN.u0 II mil
6In 10 askc an fur March. 1871. eiao1 bia is,u Ii
askrds tor delivery nj C Chrls cs,ra rrnr an,d a.
f12i7If Gut meats arc it, NM! prices k tend down.
wardt tn''dles nrc steady hut hunc" light. sales
o! IL boxcs lung cenr at ask, 1aril very hrm, nil
Parcels foE prompt delivery sarcc, funrns ouly n,pl
thrty nrys, nils IT ltcs prIno steam, oil spot ut
slha'*sfs3 clpanH Mt sn tiU,,als Mill lba tcs on
Era1c at stu1t}1U.tD: aso prn,c steam FOR Nh
vcn.hcr nj &lVu1. closing II sto.Ha lid md 10. Ia
nskcds 30 es for f,eccncr at sa.a7 cu1ins Mt fptD
nskcdt ' tes tclera option for thn sdnAhdcs Of tho
year at 10 ~, castnE nt e067f bit atnl so.n
asked and2 Uptcs far February 1871 nj n.!4
cottnH nt SlU.02}a3l0D5; ianInry, 1a77 quotc,t Ht
g. r4H.lsst at tile sccon call for November S1O0s
wnahd anil Sin 10 asks. tor tho remainder Of Tho year.
s0,H hi and Slan askct for fiescntct sD.R7J$ h!h
md fo,D5 naked; for January 1877. s1.H1 tI anl
sans askrd, for February. 18Th *lots!4 hid and s10
htRcl, for March, 1H77. HIo.07 hid and s1u..n n.kr
sruAn-ycry lrn. nj further alvnnrn Ia u5{ sl0s
fur fhIr tn snod rcnsng md lnsc for prImc cenrif
ltru1. tD6tliH{..
rALs'w-pnrt mid stca,,Ys saIca loo,ux, lbs rrI,nc
ats5{"lA Ia iGc per ib
wntsky--A sin4lo Aymcr, with sa!cs Of 60 trls nt
Sill per Eal. .. ,.....-.
,,,. u As Ht.ftrn Assaeia.td Trt.A
!s'ss!i iss. ,scs ,sssas!
5%as Hi; Ass JS;s as' ssss;' sasa' 1sa;
FouNaseloe better OF .lpptns Rrades ot1,csa artcs
r. o ussnfsG snsr ne rTsS ~, Ws,sta r fe S
E$ S$!s'! ss:Ss. s:'' ss; sS's s
SS nsa5 aa ss'; Ws;aqn H. "
Ss:y S! S!'!s5 Ets!s:
IS, gteSfo s, 5sE :pFnE N.Y. 'naI} II;
ss, NJ 81 . NJ %Ss S!!;'% sss ssss ss: s
9 IT, a Ssa %.ss sa s: sats sa Fs whu sfisS
;tiS,sie: SS,syies:uueInnres '>|' -<''' "'''''
!, ;S! ast ''a ans,9asea; o
Feusa e S?S onsta s'ns asasss s' Hale Hss asi t
~ !s:'' eF''s' 's' f'n'a
sr,.f. " a!ssSf: !t*sssGS IL !eS0
rssi os si aais.t "tH sear Snaess s
s1!s s' p.'o' .sa' s,u o. e'o''aE Mt *'0a'
ExsssgSssSsa as!st' "s'seF''' 'Sd''''
u.,r,,opr Nov h1a4!TGn5; ;a:$'a,-ou.t ~, .,,.,,
sss IsTa ';ssSt 49, s yfs,sfS fs, .egs5S ID
#:s.S III . ssss; "A S $s,
stsaly, ~i.itu Western a3a1soi mixed Weatern, III
,rS$y,:os::= md steady. Pork s,7 .se,7sO
ES'S5s s! M Ssss ['s g. iEs$Ss sPssi Is Is
M, ar a4 asn tos l.o srass atsrs
ri ,!as; croae ,,uc, r,ons. ns
Ss'SSSE1S': hin; io;' 'ss' sarsSc. s'1 iss5p6c
%ss ?Ss'!sS S's9 III. 1900 bu.
puELAuELrit1A.
rn1kAnELr1rIA, My. ?3.-fLocn-In light demand,
is!iy s'sss GGis saS laaans ssians
sSsS$ as'Sssa Tor ee,ee red md
GSISs!.sF 5:saS:,i ss]io*. ,sisSa ;aiss
wtr. 37@ i1r iuixc,i. ulsound, :}oG135c. "e'~'
, 1876-11-14

CLKysIAxu, o.,Eov. la-t'xrwas wasl:uu-U Unchanged.
rlTr1utRu, Soy. 13.-IssTnoLEEA-ErMie nrm 2hd
hgters sa.3.G8t.a7H At Parkcrs; rclDsd, 459lu bid
and 2sc asktl for rhllalephEA drl!vasy.
, 1876-11-14
DRY GOODS.

New fogE. Nov. Ei.-tuaIHees whs light In ntl uo.
rattncntA. Cotton E1oda were strnhy md unchanged
fruits vcrc Quiet. nr, American anil cociccu fanclcs
wctc reduced to &c. Oriental Rnh Mcrriac rDbrs
now TIC. Cotton coatInsA were In fatr demand by
clothlcra. Wou!uu goods runalacd Gnnt, and iorpsu
good4 were Inli.
, 1876-11-14
COMMERCIAL.

Tho following wcsc the receipts nnl shipments
Of the leading asticca Ut produce In this city
during tho forty-eight hours ending nj O'clock
IN aionduy n'oFnlnr, and for the corresponding
ttmG last y0nt:
, 1876-11-14

FUWCIUN IMTUWTATIUSS
received at Chicago Nov. II, 1875: Rockwoo1
Bros, cases oatmeal; II. Hess, cases toys; A.
". schuenburg, 10 drums cuuat!c soda; order
Canadian Bank OF Commerce, 4,405 bu barley;
Ctcrar, Adams i Co., = casks files; j. q, Ogden,
zoo sncks salt; r. =. Oliershow, 200 sacks salt.
Amount Of dutes collected, 33, SOL.
, 1876-11-14
MISCELLANEOUS.

1fERH AMI TnEnE.-Capt Noah CLANCY ot IN,
barge bolton, wns fatally injured at Buffalo last
Saturday by falling through hatch IN the hold Of
the vcsHcl lie broke his coilar+bonc, ami .ut,,n.
cd other serious 1njus!es. Tic IL not expected ID
fears entertained in regard to The safet7
OF thc. rrnp Canlstcn wcre not well founded sha
arrived Ut Dctrnlt Saturday cycnIng ali JJeht, She
was dotnnca somcwlIat by going 10 several ont .uf.
thc.wAy ports. Lester Mcdonald, OF Wnacc.
burg, abnnl ~ years nld, fell OIL The tug Hero ncaI
A|gonnc and WA druwned Tho youu!, man VA,
sun Of Hector Mcdonald, and brother Uf Capl..
Nctl mud Malcolm Mcdonald, Of Wnliacebrrs ~.
rhr bark llenrpiicso II agaln in trn'bc. slle N1s
detained IN t2ucbru l1st Saturday on warrant
from tho Admiralty Court in cnt,ac Of pDr.pason
tnstttutGt! III behalf Of Dennis knyanngh, Of Coz.
fNston, KY, Wtiu c1u,EG tho ownership ot he res.
ecl. Gen. Wcitzcl on Saturday awarded tho
c1ntract for continning thc Improvement ot
tho hnrh0r 0S refuge At Hnnd Hcach, Lake IInr0n
TO 1Iontnway y tinycs, pa!nesyfllc, q. The lid
was for about 955, O00, Chicago parties being thu
principal competitions The contract for removing
the wreck Of tho City Of Fremont from the harbet
Was awarded 10 ChArios l.. Uakce, OF the SAult ...
Tho Cleveland Herald says: For cuuple Of wceas
past mn nnusnni fact has been noticed along The
bank Of fnkn Eric. webt of the city, In thu locality
known IA WcnhAm's Grove. Tic winter IA nov Ipwcr
than last spring by about twenty inches. but 1t |.
wearing upon tho hank more rapidly than ever.
Tho beach ls broken down very considerably. cat.
rying lnrgo trees with It. Il IS supposed that tic
resistance formed by The brcakwnter IL the rauie
Of this, as m eddy ls formed thcre which moves
west alolg the bunk for quito dlutance.H
, 1876-11-14
All Departments of the Loan Mar
ket Quiet and Steady.
Now York Exchange Higllcr--Thc
Clcarings B3,7OO,OOO.
The Produce Markets 1rregular-..Pro'
visions Quiet and Firm.
Wheat Excited by Wnr Ncvs...Corn and
Oats Firmor...U .Uar1cy Weak.
FINANCIAL.

u
counter buslncsa, but few other signs Of animation
were Visible. The demand for accommodations
WAS only fair. Tie country orders for currency
have decreased, md hut n tmnll amount was ship.
ped. The auprly Of country l'apcr for rcdsconnt
MAS not large. and tho offerings from city borrow.
CTS Of nj! claascA Wor0 not enough to employ tho
1oanablc resources of the banks.
|1iatcs OF discount arc s@1U per cent to rcgulnr
cnatonlcrs. With concGsslonA, In son,e cases, to
nrst.class independent borrowers. Rates on tho
ntrcct are 7 per cont md upwards. The supply of
lapcr "a small.
New York exchange was frmcr and sold be-
tween banks At :.6G1j0c per 81. .000 premium,
The ccarfnga wcrc 81, 700. .0On.
Says tlc Springfield R.pub'ienn, speaking Of tho
llcceivcrsh,p VI the Kansas Pacific Ra!lfoad:
T sn S spry A. Cd w;nnS h
81 W. q ~ s
!;s + n @ 4 ss Ssa. hes' d 'f
!ss,ff 'ss ss's!ss r." s:ss: !;
ss ss s sGs @ sTs hs @ s III Il
Dp 5 70 1 n Wit 1k q ,tro aS Sa'ns n s
So.siheIsrs. Sni:r:too 10 H. taking niss.usc. t"
~ sysHs I. ;sfai, satnx the English nc
b. s1rS,sy :p;S
y Ssss; T5s !sS!:ss;; Ssssss y
s
which tn!s rsaa .ssss syc sansa ~ .sn nopala!an y
Sn's ss' IT, ssss1 10 With o! n sFn2as sSe;
4 4:ss 'sSar @ G''. S s f'ssHa sas. @ s:is,f
;e H" Is sa.a IT, as ssT 5 sao% Ses %sa
sIatea 6eain ID experience q'!tu Il dra'a.
THE BANKERS CONTENTION.
The proceedings OF thc recent Dankcrs' Conven-
tton nj Philadelphia have been printed for dlstri-
bMtlon in n nca. pnmphlc. Of seventy rngcf, In
which nro included the constitution an,l by-1aws
of the Bankcrs' Association. md llst Of It's otl
, 1876-11-14

s!1EEr-Wc'e s1n ut 81 Ooa 4.o5 for poor to choice
qualities. city butch wc:a tho only buyers.


FIIEl+F--h G. g tEbl Tor PQ0F 10 EnQ1C4
NEw rnlK. ...
iytar GENERALLY. wifi n,i.cr Of cGT:oads sitciIy
@ ssSd sfs1 fSei sfasf{ aG sna d ~
soafs" nsi - *tst
llel1c' common tn prime, Stso14c oil sold hcf0rs
sHr IF sssS 1 IL ! stxs %t sss ss ssS tsr a
s}ssg aI Ss sar f., sisisnn.. =, ,,js
sSss's sio III %cak; naiset aaes ''Uas sts$ I'll
s,
$s I'll Il: s' :sss:a ss IT, ii
oGy yon:xsiess f fss e Z .s @ fvr tls week
sss|:t II. s:;n, :aEs!y ssSy' Sofssf' ss:as
ssss s;sss; os asta se 1ss the week.
Fl :'; xss Es:' sstsss ts%sss
99'sy sad y, full price. for shipping
sse: ,btium Grs r ;e sss fsi :ss, *so good donkey
Nes HI ee Roo @ p1t saa ;.ey:
STs;s s;i!xss: y; heavy ss'a,S5:e5 rsesptsss ,s
JUMNER.
Tho cargo market was more aetvo At unchanged
rrcrs. Tho rcces wcre 'n,;cs and acyural oca1 and
Interior buyers ~cru Present early and toak nbuut
fgen caegUta, leaving Innny unsu.d ut noon.
The rain tn.erscrca with business Alter H. Tie cargoca
takcu fur shipment 20 out by clnn which which vii!
*non 10 closed for ths There wns no quoted
clango In rr!cea but son,c gtadrs OF two-nch wcru
ssS !s:es 'sH Ets: sfs :sa LII Il; sssia ssi
nj iii Sa ill., aass s 'nEss |. esy y Eli %3s;a,ey sc,ty,
Ill., Ill., S sts sn sy exs x s y; III +
RGD do hut rrV.cnt tho actual nlDyplnrnt from tho
, 1876-11-14

i ury cSsea IL Va Il sS sa '' ''s'''' '""
GENERAL MARKETS..
AIco1I0L-Wns quiet ut tcchc Of lc, auotable At
NtsO0M. C0llS-ncalers report fair demand at un.
changed ptlces- Tic supply OF choice Efccu hr has
turned out much ssailor tlan nnyboiy expected. Tic
kaan1 crop Of Il Is n,otv marketed, and In tho ether
sntcs tho rl II rel. Hence tic rmnrss III this 0l,a
ity Quotations: Chnice Rr.rl iiurl. ssttc, medium
hnr rrd tipped. +acs srccn hru1f. with hurl enough to
work It. 5c io1 trnel With do, 40 I5t; green covers
andins!lc. 4et51e; rcd tipped do, 3c' tn1Iiu 1r>l.
MtAc; medium 10 cotco a|nk brald. 4tti!4c inferior
brush, 3a'Acs crooked do. :csae. ..........
DUTTE1t-rhU situation was tho Aamc ns for numher
Of lays previons. For goud to choco grades the do
Ha.d continues active thoroughly ysuAtatned rrcrs.
willis tliu lowrr RFa'e4 remain quiet and cnsy. There
Is Eo,e nccsu"la<on OF the latcF though less taa!n
rEcvl7nS Ycars NJ tlls hcntl ,tbl'1tters bugfhnng
tu In with freedom. and T. Hl1. WI Ha"tc:
Chotcn 10 fancy yellow. .sa oc medium 10 good. 17Qa
2lc inferior to conItnot lAsi5c.
observation-disclosures report lyht demand Mt noml.
nnl1y steady prices. Following thu ruling figures:
Etnrk, .l,Sa.act Peerless, AA. 2ic; Lewiston. adss
Mon,aur, .lc: tntaro. slfc; American ~ 1sc Amos.
keaE 1uc, Utter Creek. ta6e, hurap bnss AMI hu,
i;tisc; gn,nirt SINGLE iatb4Hc, Au double. asaa5c
CllEEsE-T'crc 1uls !,arket for this btnpls
nycss M cns to otsT ns n aavqncc ., cur
Hsr sonsa.e s ; nnd thS accS st nog sc,
%s atai % aety III ia .i Il
esS III .% sfts;s EsfGS s
I u; d. raiisc u. ;5"s ID; ss,,iiv Sd Ill; FUNNEL,
81 9"st+. :ss. H. "s''' ''A'"'N o'''' eo' ''''"'''
lc os s.ac All imed n IL. Ill., Tis sipsats
continue ltrrnl. ---
FtSII-jluy ii moderate amount pf tfnduY WINS ar.
cop!str.l ii ti!Is brarl an. Tic rr,ur II Hstts. MA
iWi,itctis,l E,ri III sp; No d. tS; tTt,t IL, ~;
Nt siInro niaekrsrl. lItr, SiiMealtlt1; NJ. kfaru
rrtra M-t,rI Siu iSlmtI IN. Hr sy IN ssLJl fsj XII,
u L I'LL si5tM,1 III fa,Iy nj M1,ck~T.l HIrl. 81 hMt
45Ef. Nil i siurg kf,a lnrte ~ 71E.i ,Sn No. nay
kits 81 :s,y 10; family Eils Iii 4ei.ts hank col.
ii, vs. uttt5, rs; t;rafEo-s cDtltlat 81. 75 atrn1nf
sTSr s rr;n, rS Id ris a IL M u: ss ; r
- saY ~. ss ~ hsrri,,. n,r INK HSz 9a Sn I'M
Fin: ~ sc. cSluita tsj.cr ta,oa H-ifj. II.
'h,,ftITA XVI Siir'S-Thn cinan fnr n rafsns I.mr.
.ar,l ri,1on mi oaliiea isrrs rc,rtcI II ,hcra uSir
"r other ne. tcrc Mas oniy 1!ted innuiry. rriees
, 1876-11-14
lake N1ft,ttruSx

c.'!cAo"'-Everytl,!ng nlo,.s lls locl. ,u.,,-.
t.nt Tho navigation season Il rapll,y a''atet
close The arrsa1s and departures a. ""'ns rs' 10
scomng fewer every lAy. 1aryc ,v,s'I' ,',,s, are
NIKE craft have already fnnc ,nto wf,c, ""aoet u
mud osheFs are folluw'ng suit rapidly. aa'ast'
sc'so,a % 1 mp Yesterday was The ElelIc Wajn.'.!n n'
ocs Of f'tsv rs csnr S%sasSn 'as Ea Into ole Ut i.
celye s.ndry rpairs .Tic wind cnns.y nnay to r.
naor as nser same u wsn, yes,ss are IL H.,
rtyc At the market yrtter,lay, aid n'.i a Hl'g a.
II ,e'n wsro sold during te day tss ,s
n"snsfy n".s @ nrr!ss hero yesterday ainn4 hS, tsnr @
hown n4t y, the ara[ts a tl,p eE , snf!Ief !n was
tc t M i,o si,. ro Commanding. whh xii hsr
Ueo G ~ ,sr r,req iyS.tstay cosd G N,
Ing htr rntI. "A'' '"'u 'til uAtna..
, 1876-11-14

sHFE7H 7U'VU7cH 70 TIC 7f7GaNk
PonT lIunos, Mich, Nov, 1.-lo D, m, -no,.,,
Props Dean l'lch'nons Arabla, Enterprise STa ani
cunsort. ana
ur-props 1daio, Porter Chamberlain: ,e,,.
ger. '" IL Fol
NY M,iSp-Norsh, brisk. Weather cloudy, wifi,
, 1876-11-14

Withdrawn fruU storu un Saturday for city con.
sumption, 8, .u, l wheat, II h;,I In corn, 4,Ilt>
bn oats, |. 3ba Ga ryn. l,7:lu BIZ harley.
The following gralu way Inspected into stusu In
this city on Monday morh!ns: carr No. rcd win.
ter wheat. cars No. y DO. tx cars No. n. ".
wheat. !. cars No. spring, 170 cuzs No. > ju, III
curs No. DO; u cars rejected ~, uars m gfalu
GAS whent>; II cars high mixed corn. 81 cass and
0. 900 bu No. do. 10 cars rejected do, II cays no
ernile t128 corn,; o eara wh1lo outs, cars No. .
do, 10 cars rejected do III uats); 10 cara No. !.
rye, ! car rejected do; ~ cars No. . barley, II,
cara No. do, cars rejected do tSu barley.
Fotal l5Ds cars). 2., 600 bu. Inspected ont, o..
1tsi In wheat IT,. 0JA BIT corn, 81, -. bu outs,
~. 600 BIZ ryr, &, 7D2 bu basley.
Thu following statement shuws tho distribution
ni lhu beeal4taaa shipped from tlla city during
last week:
, 1876-11-14

VUHpl:STINI.
WILMINGTON. Eov la.-SetntrA uv TusfaxTlxx-
35e.
, 1876-11-14
ERIE.

Special Df&patch TO I2e yti5urs
En1E, Fa, Nov. 13.-AnnlvALs-l',op n 4
!iackcst; schrs McGrcgor, Wood, Duck, panJora
Harvest Queen, bermuda, Thomas r, Slrtdo,
l1nrvey Nsscll; stnr China,
pErAnruTEs-For r. Chicago, prop Fred Kel,y
:, CI!AHTEHs-schrs Queen City, r, r, Ahr,aon
Bank OF Toronto, coal to Chicago at 81 pcr lon Nv"
, 1876-11-14
REAL ESTATE,

Tho following Instruments were a1ed for record
Monlay, Nov. II:
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1876-09-27

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ly full reports we are receiving from
Standing Rock. We appreciate CORES
pondcncc of like newsy character no
matter from what source it comes, but
from attempted fine writing, original
poetry and personal thrusts or jokes
good Lord deliver US. The TRIBUNE,
however, should not be held responsible
for the statements made or for the opin-
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.s. BISMARCK, D. T., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 81, 1876.

pressed it, ''a fight or foot race" and
he desired to be there, but he sleeps
with the slain, filling like Custer and
his men, hero's grave.
THE 7th Cavalry arrived this,
Tuesday, morning. AS they rode over
the hill north of Bismarck the view
presented was magnifient-but tears
came unbidden to many an eye, for Gus
ter, the brave Custer, his noble brothers
and fellows, were not there. Col Weir
was in command of the regiment, though
Major Reno, the Superior officer, who
came down from Buford on the boat
with headquarters, rode out to meet
them. The stock was Pm fine condition,
in the main, but the men were sunburnt,
worn and dusty. A few familiar faces
were recognized but those with whom
Bismarck people were best acquainted
lie in the trenches on the Little Horn.
The Clusters, Keogh, Yates, Smith,
Hodgson, Mcintosh, Harrington, Curtis,
Porter and Crittenden, not to speak OF
Kellogg, Reynolds and many enlisted
men, were our friends, neighbors and
associates, and We mourn their loss as
we should m ourn the loss of like num-
Der Of the best and most prominent of
our citizens.
Capt. Baker, with Major Garland, and
Co. B, of the 9th Infantry, came down
on the Key West and will be quartered
at Lincoln this winter. Fred Girard
and few Of his Indian scouts came on
Monday. The troops that left Lincoln
in the spring a, now all in except Maj.
Sanger's battalion and those who sleep
the long sleep. The citizen employees,
except the teamsters, blacksmiths &c.,
are also in. The teamsters will remain
some weeks yet engaged hauling sup:
plies from Buford to Tongue river.