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ferred to the Judiciary Committee. 1t is con-
sdered certain that universal amnesty will be
declared though possibly Blaine's oath may be
retained.
MIss1ssIPrI-The sentiment in favor of i'm
peaching Ames is increasing. Several mem
bers of the Honse impeachment Committee
called on Ames in reference to the matter but
he plead other and pressing business and
interview was not held. Bills for reforming
all departments of the public service are rapid
" being matured and some have already psss-
ed one the other house.
GEoRGIA-The Governors message says that
the valid bonded debt is So 0o5,5OO. He says
the public credit has steadily continued to
improve and may now he justly considered a.
firmly re-established. The message is O prac-
teal one, and deals entirely with State mat
tiers.
MARYLAHp.-- On the 18th, j. L. Carroll,
grandson of Charles Carroll, of Carrollt"u,
WAS iuarCurated Governor with the most i'm
posing ceremonies. 1t is probable that no
more brilliant assemblage had gathered in the
Old chamber since the day Geo. Washington
resigned here his commission As Commander
in Chief of the American army, December %
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SOUTHERN WAR SECRET REvEALED.-
AS has already heCn announced, Hon. \.
Ii. H. Stuart and \. j. Opie, of Augusta
Legislature Of that State, and made
epcrches at political meeting held in
StauntOn recently. A correspondent ii the
Richmond Dispatch says that, among some
personal "reminiscences related by Mr.
Stuart in his speech, vas one connected
with the peace negIOtiutiUus OF the late
ConfeGtTaCY that las never been made
uuOiic lie read note from Hon. Judah
T. benjamin, dated March -, 1894, atk
ing nina 10 come to Richmond for an in
telvIcw with President Davis on business,
the subject Of which was too important
to he committed TO paper. He went,
and was informed hy President Davis,
that the Confederate Congress had vOtCC
secret service fund of $3,GO0,COO, in
gold, to bc used in creating peace scnti
ment at the North. After looking over
the whole county, the President had
selected Mr.. Stuart az the man for the
mission. lie was to sail for Nassau, and
thence for Halifax, and there, from the
border OF Canada, could operate on prom
inent men. The fund Of So 0GO 0G0 was
to be at his absolute disposal, and he was
not to be required to furnish vouchers
for its disbursement. Mr.. Stuart de-
cliped the tender, and c. C.. Clay,
of Alabama, and two other gentlemen
were appointed. The Greeley cores
pondence and the " To whom it may con-
Germ" of President Lincoln followed this
mission.
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NUMBER SO.

N u n ID En- OOS
time i. has given to tho uauoual party in
lreIand some of Its staunchest upho!ders as
well AZ it's brightest ornaments. In the tins
OF which speak, il WAS the stronghold OF elAsa
pTejudIces and that stronghold aud pc werfnl
corporation met with intrepid assstlans in
the person of the young and enthusiastic
ROBERT EMNEr.
(Applause). And while Emmetts mind WA
fresh with Impressions derived from the pic
turing of deeds of Ancient Chivalry rs recorded
in the classic page. the man was revolving
schemes for the elevation of Ireland, schemes
which he fond!y believed would render the
opening of the nineteenth century in that
country equal to tho most heroic period of
Antiquity. Our national poet, Moore, in speak
ing OF Emmett in his liio of another patriot.
says: " Were to number the men among all
have ever known, who appeared to me to com.
hn" IN tho highest degree pure moral worth
with intellectual excellence. / should amongst
the highest of the few place Robert Emmett
Emmet WAS expelled from Trinity College in
Il u on account of his national prInCi pea, and
"a little later we iud that in consequences of his
adherence to the national cause, he ~ compelled
to exile hiuscIf from his county. In 1907 we
fad hun III The councils OF the Irish refugees in
tho city of PARIS, imagining and devisinE new
means t"I the overthrow of English despotSm
III Ireland.
And Why in lso47 Why so soon after the
cause of Irish Liberty had been drowned in the
blood of lrshmen do You find those brave
Inr ,xith Tho nn,r, Ef hn,,, and rnnfd,nc, IN
49,. 80. a,,I ,',.n tni, ,'ni,,,a,i,,,. 81
,t III" " t -" 10 ttTni, h" -; =;
ia nLnt ,i,,,. .lt ,,n5 40 % ~.
EI,,., i '', -,, - ~ ,i Li,,nrT, ~ 80,
.n :, 49,, ,.'., r,. ~ ~. ~, ,,nr ne e.. ~
unr,;o, 60, Er " Co.,, ,v,+hI,' ,h,
t, ,n ~ n,t,,, 'a ,,i,,a.J
- ,I,. ,,; :, b .h..
~ ,,i,' I...,, ALPHABETICALLY i,.,,,, IF ~.
land, RiIt sui .ttrI Tor il the machinery of
frnnd, y,".ru .0fr4I tinn and ofEcHl terror
rinP'"3 " ~ 40 '''i w., ,i.' i%,
Wy" - Vs. 49, ~ " "" ''' Ht
VIII f'''' :" 'h ".e OF ines" N.Y. Nlte'
m"h""'' n.y. 81 u" nstih"n,a means AM,
i...,..., ,t,,.,'
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.,;.s l,, M; H., IS ,,,r,,.
t ~, "a ;ftIP; i,t f rr, -,
s's , ~, =" i'I"!o W" ',tS w V. 80 ~ ~
49,, 80 t;I ~" y. u 49,; ,,r"',.,r,s
wy na.'"" wv, ea"ev' ~ ""s ;"e'. ~; -;
EIl'qe an" severance "hLcn susl aluen III
ne l,'e' year, Lne nope "' "a o'iHn'et "te'lnt,
aPPlause' kh"" s""eLntht ol nc iie.An
"i 1o.u1s atu am tn'ltitt l" say va, ""
nave reached perion IN me history OF iieiahu
When the Puhnc sp'r'' OF "hr country mas risen
ABOVE ing sord,n ies'ralnts ana oiSo,tH e,hcl'
"rnts OF the EnEhsh fathanen'. we nave
Iehrne" a per,o'' ollgn! an" Happy Pc, ;",';
when ali stcts on religions and p"lit'cai
opinions nave c'aspen hands IN Erano
rafr'"t'n union, winch ~ destined TO remove
from rom Snf mnsI ahs nsth n,Ssehno1I, sn a;tr
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NEW ORLEANS. SUNDAY MORNING. JANUARY Is 1876

Well, Wolfe Tone commenced his polltioa.
career on a perfectly legal and constitutional
platform. Revolution has not been the choice
of Ireland, il has been Ireland's necessity.
(Applause) She labored for years and advo-
Gated peace-a peace that should be founded
national Justice. But when "alfe Zone
saw that protestations were utterly frutless
when he 81 official outrage perpetrate'i in the
name of law, then he did what every Irish man
of spirit would have done under 81 milar CIR,
cumstauces: he sought the emanci patton OF
his country by the light of cleaning swords
aud flashing bayonets (Applanse.) And
all the energy which characterized Wolfe
Tone a. constitutional patriot characterized
him W hen he entered on the path of revolution.
need not say that within the narrow com
pass of one EVENING" discussion it is ImP"ssi bio
for me to 20 through the great feats OF the
men whose names au gong 10 utter.
We find Wolfe Tone laborIng night aud day
in the effort to assert the religious freedom of
his Catholic countrymen, appealing 10 the
eternal principles of truth and Justice. We lind
HIM Mt len 9Th expelled from Ireland on account
Of his sympathy with the prescribed class.
We trace him to the city of Philadelph'h IN the
yea: l.b, where the moment his ttet had
touched the soil of the free Republic, h" re-
commenced the prosecution OF his designs.
Being an ions to effect an alliance with France,
he presents to the French minister IN America
iuemOT al on the state of Ireland. Ills energy
simply iniomitnb!e. In January, 1870,
find him in Parl-, cxcr;ing his diplomatic
skill in the interest at tho Irish Republic, and
the 18Th of the following month he il with
Garnet, the French War Minister, the organ.
i,.r of D.. r.ll.I il
, :; T;s,i ;,t i,;,,, :, ,,r,;oct ;nt.u,l
ed to ctl.c, the freedom of Ireland, the down
on ,f Is,,,Jnu, ora tho ,,lnrv of France Can
90 w - - NJ II -, D..
piAu5c') Inc ultimate result Vi W "''o 4"t'
~ 40 'no ~ ;E lt,I ,,,,,
t''ncn "a Peu ''on' WIN "''''''0A'" W '''''
liz" M, ~ ,eh COAST. ,, :. ,,;.,i,,,
that'Apeultlon never l"aC"'u IL "c"t - -,
an" hohco the o"'% PI"ct'cAl oPP"i ,,',T
mas presented net'l "n''"E ano ,"n. ,.,'
2N'e "l Tr r ~: ~? $500 n.,., -, tIn
ireland and Great HIfain passed ;l""y.'h '''
COON ct "'ner d'sApp9'h',nrn,' a" nor i'e'T
:" m'rt 20 you '2-'En' 81 ,"' I,'.'! i't,' -
10y ""''@ '"'' ""!! e" "a, E'' w. -,
you r." '',.,''S - '. ,,,,,I '
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Morning Star and Catholic Meassnosr

raG MoRNINo STAR has been saAreoA
with the approval of the ecclesiastical
authority OF the Diocese to supply a
admitted want in New Orleans, and 10
mainly devoted to the interests Of Ne
Catholic Church. 1t will not interfers
politics except wherein they intarfsrs
with Catholic rights, but will sxposs
iniquity in high pisces, without regard b
persons or parties. Next to the spiritual
rights Of 81 men, il will especially ehARa-
pior the temporal rights Of the pooR.
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:" THE MARTYRS OF IRISH LIBERTY"
TONE. EMMETT. oCoNNELL, DAVIS. ALLEN
AND O'BRIEN.

Reported for the Morning Star by L Wharton Co.
lens, JT.l
Last Sunday evening, Mr.. O'Connor Power,
NJ P. for Mayo, delivered his second lecture in
st. Patrick's Hall before large and appreoiA-
tive audience. AS on the occasion of his first
lecture. the platform was occupied by number
of the Rev. Clergy and many prominent citi-
Lens. His Lordship, Right Rev. A. ID. Peilicer,
Bishop of San Antonio, occupied seet ou TIE
right of the lecturer.
Mr. VIM. j. Castell, in few wel!-choscn
words, introduced Mr.. Power, who
ceived with great applause, which having sub
sided, he said:
Jlr. Chairman Eight Rsr. Bishop, Eer. Fathers
Ladies and Gentlemen Before sny Il wol6 on
The very important subject tn wh'ch shall
have the honor ct iuviIinE y0nr attention,
wish to say that II not my intention to
appear a third time before the cTiTeus of NV
Orleans, but since it was announced rha' I"is
WAS to be my last arpcaranC", have haG the
privilege of visiting Il very excellent InEtItti-
ton in your midst, which ~ accomplishing Il
great deal towards IescninC from the pain ~
misfortune some sturdy iiJ:ie boys, hU are
yet, I believe destined to make themselves
felt
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Apy- a.ar :As Hon Res. ArsAbsAAov

taking, and commend IL to the Csthonas
OF our Diocese.
~. 81. ARCHBISHOP oyNKw ORLEANS.
Gsst,aher IL. lssr.
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O'CONNOR POWER.

His Second Lecture at St. Patrick's Hall.
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Horninq Star and Cath oiic Messenger
PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY
Il Eeay Orleans O1,ha:'o Publication COMPANY, q:
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ENGLISH RULE IN IRELAND.


intend 10 take a Ia tactical vicS Of that snb
iect and TO trace for van on that eveniI ( The
Tntiuonce of English rus, on The social 20 zeal
ard industrial condition of Ireland
We'll. one of the brightest pages III the
worlds history is that winch RECORD. the
sac1 ,tces made by the people of Ireland in de-
fence uf their national inGcperdence
When the fierce Scandiuavians had ovcrrrr
Central Europe and when they had compelled
the proud Gaul as we'll as the chu1IIah Sax n
TO Acknowledges them az couqu erors they made
n final effort 10 subinCate the Ce!t. But history
tells us that the vaior of Brian confronted
49,, We, tIr Iriab coast and trrir mower was
shatIerrd by toe Irish cisusIuen on the shores
Of CIontn1t (AppIanse). Later still came the
mail clad Norman ". no commended during four
hundred wears for the dominion of the uncuU-
uiiprrd isle. But throughout ali the vicissi-
indies of that prUtracted Struggle gallant Irish
nntrIois confined o. rire ana continued to
i.,n t[. sacred war, of lr,drpendepce against
foGSIrn usurpation. Later stlll Owen Roe
New-York tribune., 1876-10-19

RrFAto oct 19-Lake Receipts-Fionr $500 bhlsj Corr
o. 53I bush. Wheat lol,690 bushi Farley H62l7 bush
Wi"at 900. bush: oats 500 bush. Rye 500 bush.
Sbumtnis canal 10 udcwaer-COInt 1b.3tt Dhsh MhcN
e93oSS r.H Wheat 500 BUSH oats 1873 bush Railroad
shuments- Flour, 5000 hOl7i Corn, f3Np Dn,h ML'aI
ae, Of 800 bbls al unchanged rates Wheat White Winter
in nir milling demands hrm for all kinds spring III lgt 20
= cars LHie, Do daS7tH az o. % car, do Al Al IS
Sn Steady and quiet opened dun closed stronger sales
rary OF 10000 bush No at 52c aer o 900 bush 90 az
Saol Al 5ict 1000 bush No at 52ac to miers in lots
\ cars OF High MIXED at 521a53ei 5000 bnNl 30 AT
-tiyk notinq doing. Barley ig inquiry sales OF
10 busl Canada a 9jci ears OF fomtd Stae az -
maud only trade oreis lll,,s W eHan- in
Unchanged; fair trade demand hshWlhes ,haht" III
les NL tigs se Corn 7ac to New York tolls Included
'CmCtGo oct lsFour strong and heher Spring Extras
~ nd higher. very unsettled No Chicago Spring, 81 IA
al iI; No 2do 81 H. cash November opened at ~ lS9
her. II 1914 December; No. ChlcagO 6pfihgi ~ 2cU
4 a. 9sfiSTc cash; 44iic. bid, November; 43isc. all
he ycar oats M fair and higher, No. at 3las
Sa& - Rarey dun and lower Ssc cash S5 &C. November
pm active frm and hgher closing easieri New $40 70
96 AZ All tbe wear Lard unsettled but generally higher
Nrw - su cash $40 5OaslO 55 october. Bulk Meats In
ar demand % sSs sbS Ss whisky 81 10 Fresis firm Corn
10 Bunaio bo: Railroad Frelghts unchanged ksoeiptso
brsh Oats 20 900 BUSH Rye 900 bush, Barley 5709o
bush slipmensFlour 20 6bls Wheat 21Voo oo 9ash h
AZ The afternoon call Of the Board Wheat unsettled but
generally Llghor 81 1b7ss$ l6. November u l74 Dc
oats higher S3asc. october S3P November PORK
higher sis 45Ssl6 81 & oeoberi els !7azsls so all the
CINctSSArI Oct is-Four n fair demand rn whea,
steady and nn Red 81 loesl 90 Cora Quiet bus steady
New-York tribune., 1876-10-19
TIE STATE or TRADE.
rrp.uTAN RfApEFsp-

TwFnrnof, oct. I9-l2.o p mCo'fon s easier % % not
0uuf4ly N.UtIHg lIHIIl-, 1t' '.i Nf"hE 'i,'.'
ii .i ,.,-f. receipt. o 500 bales of which roo were
AMERICAN fuufr. weak and ligi ch.lperi lpan'-. -"
N.d.lus clause. october dri very, 3,itn %
ding clause, October ami NoF Wucf u'4S' 'i -
.ul, l.g " ddnF clause, November end December d,s-
sr 5a..d. IlluI.. Low M.duE clause January ana ttp
ugry drlyrTy 5iaifi; VHud. ~" VI "llis ts.''
80, .r .lIrp, ol.r and November, Sui. '"f.i. Op
lands Low tfi1r clause new CROP -lip,i N"Nto anu
crop Slipped p,c,mber aHd January, sll y.'@ t'.,S
t,u stdTus clause shipped January ana ffhiuif 500 /.
b., d Up.lrd- Low MIflnug clause, new crop sApped
l,.I @ Gr' Is 30 D. fi Lard IS cwr. for Ameri-
can Pork 57G bnL iOr Prime 1l.as B1cen 4o CIV" ior
irrtar. 6cl ia l m-of the sales Of Cotton today
'I1l.l,.of 0cL I--5 p Co'ton-Tutur's stealy; Up
lands Low Mtdtug cliu-r nc" crop si'I'' N''' "''I
"Il.f"UI oct is-g0 p Bacon, "a D c"t i'' Long
,g,,oi. oct Is Gyeuinr-Linseci OH 2s y cwl
ID.uUN OCI j. 1880 D. m.-t,usli-, ,"t,s .-", ~
,,arcr ana tFc account United States bonds IL ~ lo,-2
new hge- loo. Ire hallway shares, 20 Nc"-io'A Zen
"il5Snoy oct ls-i3op m-Pars adyiccs quote Ave per
cent rrutes at 1881 9Uc for tIr acc INIT . g. ,.,,, .
LoypoN. uct lS-J ,. m-Oonsoi'' "a ioF 0''' "'N''
'IoynoX nrt 1880 r. u-The amount OF bullion with
drawn from tAt lauh ui Ems i 0h otau, pu uS - 49,
IoNuON. Ocf. IS-f O. m.-J - bonds .t's tv-"f M, :.
1o.I, tr, flrtirs O11. now dyes l1js; Ere RAILWAY
shar "a Paris aiyoes quote ave per cent renteS ~
'IT6yp0y oct $3.50 p. -Redned Petroleum. lsd =
gallon. spirits IuIpfutur, ..' -, y cNI . 70. .
IovuoN oct. 1913 p m-oilvdr Is no" quo'od M 5-si
FI%VH6S. oct 1s-Eveung-C Calcutta Lusood. % aJs3.
Iu.ttd on. -T9a2o q twt ,..
PAEs Oct ls-EAchinse on London 2JL lic' ior so''
fg;SKrom oct ls-Eyeung.-Uued states bonds new
"'N<iw2Eq Oct ls-Pcroleum. 43t FOR FinO Palo Amer
New-York tribune., 1876-10-19
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

NTwYonK oct ls-BFEyEs- -Rcccpis ~ cars at J'rsffy
civ "a SNLcth.st, making -f57@ H.a' i,
br,drs which in lrsrri) HlH W., ~, @ ''n n ~
number held from Montay. addition io tlesr - '.
were expected Jersey city before night "HSH, w. W
tbr rariy arrivals win 80 FOR tomorrow me -. 20
day being siOW. ui0ngh at Mondays H. ~ "a
shade on. Total arti ais nee saturday n,t @ , 80
due tonight 1900 head against o'5u n III i ,n,tinn
week. The dead meat markets. are lu. y" , ,t ~ n
and pork heavy decline in the latter Sansins ~ M @ ~ "
turning to IT, To the neglect Of hr,t I,i t IL
la quality and price, from Che. Texans o. o ~ y i
~ b. The bulk ~ The sales we're rom c 70 "a r,"lv
by the summary, VIZ l2l Texans - ] o. 10 ' 7lc ~
Colorado, To- % n 90 TO-. 7i2ci 90 part leHa'' ~
n; 173 natiycH, Sc, the larger ~ Then, "a h
285 at slac mostly 30 800 az S2c lew OF tnd % , ~
49, 81 saic $40 a gc *75 atOtca % po p& mem ~ H. S0 al
OF them % N los at l0c han oi lol 90 a. o. ~ ~
l04c. 67 n 80 at loi2c lOa iS; Sd sattle few
lower average is due to so many owlie -, y
bulls sold at e. 90 Droyers keep lhrsa % ork continues
faster than 1t can be used Qne nhSy ny W"naT
there will be check and stronger hgules pS ~ 80
unoss too many shippers have e same rr oo @ hwart T.
10 be IN for The little improvement s % cars' N
Tho Jersey CITY shippers wersi =; rs j. h. Enoch II
cars T. T, pckey, cars Martin q Co., ''''' -' ''
shine and G. ]. Fascn. each cars - - ~ aud Al
D. waxe sold 52 Colorado lG7 D. at 7e 90 10 az" az n
each 80 do, lG2 n Tiac; ~ nos Il D. 49, n" 10 ~
" o. h se and o. each 20 Of LOU O' oo' % 10
sherman culver Tor Martin Co. aoVrgalas los9 ~ ~ ~ ~
Tee So n do, 2d7 n se and ljOf lls SN All ., ~
For s. Aorton, 20 Inos lli6 d, 5oi 90 ID ~ VI LtIs
New-York tribune., 1876-10-19

.,afcfuH, rep,...I.p fF rgIrsg.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
ge. North EIcD. Te.--i.. ana EIitr1rh.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT
VrnNr-nAY. oct II 1870.
WEDNESDAY. oct ls. 1876

AsnTe-Tera were moderate 100 SINAI way ana lte
price. a.. &c., Pots uId G'C relft vrIs retained
ttoca ~ h,s n tc iaspcc ION Warchpu' fIst fDrt po
5sT lu. 81 third dI condemned, 10, total tJi
Frs sort l'ar- lO' second 90, tri do. total ia
Grand total tO1 bblg
COFFEI.-Mild CoGoa quiet aud unrhangru for on
kinds. Rio quiet tud r"sI az .taIgc gold. fr iu
voices. Ey IurIn On l;p.f to-day IuuDOj ba Java
soif al Ic 'o Good uIdIary which VAS utuo under
Nious valuations.
COTToNIhcre fair business The spot for home
consumption and prices though early IN the day Foaa c.od
EctdIgE sOtWifluardug marked advance lu gud which
reached llai there was Ol morfae export business for
o.u exchange brIg dull Iic receipts al the port
2lG7j bales agautt -UGlo s day iast week AMI 200
The uf
aud teI 1st cyrulI-, Including 2iS fortAuH
gU-I Tor home consumption, aIU4 10 fp CArI. There
100 bales delivered contract Ihr quotations
New-York tribune., 1876-10-19
ion. 10000 boxes slIghtIy dam.

FIRE CHACkRsIIy ancton' IO,OOO bo1es sliEhtly dam
aged sold at 81 25dSl Al.
FLOUR AND MEAL-The FLOUR market was somewhat
the warke reports from Europe and Win brk
export and trade demand. prces luaZ5c
bbL higher improvement was mainly shipping grades
AID Minnesota Extras City Mills Extras also decidedly
nrme with good business reported sales 10000 bbs in
cluding Uty Mills Extra at S5 25dsj 40 tor
CLOSING with the latter price d and 90 25dsG 80
for tie West Ipaes 1000 bes Low Grade Extras al - 20
d$5 as 500 bbs Netum EsiT9 ~ ~ BO1fB 200 bbs
Minnesota Extra % sg Is % for Plain 504s0 90 for
New-York tribune., 1876-10-19
We annex closing rtNIetu VuVINIUHS UI IVIVIbT

The furry m stocks did not materially change tine
tone Of the money market until near the close oi
business In the aternoun and short loans we've gem
orally made at . 90 per cent, the banks generally
getting temporary loans. About go The de-
maud cuickenOd aud late borrowers paid 7, clio ing
2lo 10 3. The demand for commercial paper
CONTINUES active and rates ranged 90 90 per cent.
The United States Treasurer 90 Washington received
to-day $500 OOo national bank notes for redemption.
The customs receipt, were Si2O.OuO and internal
revenue receipts sBOOOOO. The following Is the
Cleariur-house statement today: Currency cN-
changes. ~G3H22 4NJ; currency balances, ci.1tO,-
O25: gold exchanges 4I,GlI.gss: gold balances,
$l,GjG,OJ7.
meut iu the volume ol business ~ Government
bonds though prices were strong. the market pre-
scntiug no ncW feature or displaying incident
worthy of mention. sales covered r,pI-tcIrd fNts
OF 1851 at 1l~lt: coupon l--t. ui 0t1. LcW, 90
1882; coupon DOS of lists. a. llGif. and regis
tered ditto at llGls ", annex latest street quota
New-York tribune., 1876-10-19

Ct sssss bfsa % a S 9 at d5Ssa1 & f gR R but .s
steam Rendered lOci New, 92el Kettle l0L1losc Bulk
s2c Clear sides Sac Bacon quiet Shoulders 20: ces
y e a. sides Lac 9ae Clear Lear sae & s Wh, & ste,dy ana arn
Common Go Light $3.50 25 Far % Go2d Light 50 5ggs5 35
M,tTAgKEE * OCT lslour gae! elt m wheat oPsned
81 20: No DO, Al l7i November, 81 l7ss; December
u i8'ti No No MITa9kee 81 o. a. Corn higher Cpd IN tsir
rye scarce higher 10. i at 6Sae Barley unsettled
er4ely active steady Mess Pork SO % Prime Lard
9 Fghs am Wheat to ES BSaS wess5 70
bush. shpments-Flour, $500 bbsi whelt 2,aOo bush
Crude. iss CloSerseed 16q6i2c Timothy, a Soas%
Fl y II ag m EosG % P 5S % M F9DsysS Ss S h5 &
and INDIANA ie g 95qse 50 g Hgh @ Gr'aes s{Sss o.
vane:ne Pennsylyania Red 81 % "a Amber A 2se
q 80 White q 3Oasl 81 kye esG7ic corn in demand;
be Oats steady: Mixed and stained $685. white 36S
496 Provisions dun bless PeL 81 d i ltsns'
Iar 10 3Su & whisEy-we,tcrn, Vihi 81 L. Butter quiet
and unchanged Cheese unchanged Eggs acve adyanccd
western d., 27S2sc R5ceipts-Flour no bbis WLeat
3lc 90 bush Corn, S2t bush Rye, 5000 bush Oats.
sL LOUIS oeL Flogr 9ast and uncha33ged Tness
cssn 81 l6 oetober Corn modEtey active aud higher;
nnsetied and lover 20 3 80 cash Sie october rye
gget al 57sJ8s&e &C. bid cash &c. October Barley inacyei
Pork d1l and unehSnsSd H. Lard dun current make l0c
Sisr @ eT ,P 2uSf S oe clear ms G t c se acos
higher sboalGers 7s,e; Clear RIO sides 81 sc Clear
sides ga.c Hogs active but shade lower; shipping
Workers aud Bacon So 4O1s5 80 Butchers s. 6at6 75
Fancy 81 so Cattle steady with fair Butch.
ers; Shipping grades sog; lte doing; Prime = C99iee
81 9s 90 Fancy steers - 5OQS4 Cows ant Hee e 25
p Stockers, 50 5Jds3 80 Common to Fair f2 81 20
g-l2 ReCeps-FOur $500 bbs.; Wheat, $4,000 bush;
Corn, $4,000 BUSH oats, 10000 oush Rye, 2oGO oishj
Barley, is 900 bush; Hogs, 3fOO; Cattle, = lOJ.
TOLEDO oct lS.-Four firm. Wheat steady; No White
Mchca 81 23i2; No 2 do. 81 ljl2; Amber Michlgan,
spot, 81 22a; November, ~ p EO Red Fail - 222;
no do, ~ 15ia spot 81 II November Corn firm high
Mixed jUac. Low Mixed 46i2; No. NcW Al l2c, Npyem
ber No Grade ~ &C; damaged New, 40iec oats dull no
demand ReceiDts-FOur 500 bbls; Wheat, $4,000 BUSH;
Corn "a 900 bush: Oats 14.OOD bush Shpments-Four,
5000 bb, Wheat l0OU 900 BUSH; Corn, 100000 BUSH oats.
700 bush.
wnMSGToS, N. C., oct ls.-sprits Turpentine duh AZ
81 80 FOR strained Tar strong At 81 ".
New-York tribune., 1876-10-19
uANANA Market.

HAVANA oct 1S-spmi-n Gold went as low as 2l9 od2y,
,,-i at qg289 Exchange quiet; there were no sales
m tb United states ia currency account of the Use %
nld I'm EaW York Exchange - the United ~ ties tp Gay =,
-,oft ,B5 D., urtmium: short sight, DO, char pTcWlm
ON London i7Gls premium. ON Paris, 3'29t premium