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, 1876-11-27

FLO FLou1'1w. M r, % n moderate demand, both By homo
xs .s:s,sss r ,ySsy viii SsS " AZ
pr, DO spsranc. 1t six: brs ,prns ssss cs,sa.
sHsy f.! :; ! q. -: ssexxsss'
Ts ':ssi sssss ss,s ss :: ssxs ss "s
:s;sss ssss:
1gaIS ya oar &, 'pyk lIuekr.as ao
ulsAX-w.s quiet and arm at tho advance Of tl4e
p.y'os. a.y M a.!e. Included 80 ton. at e's per ton
On saa 1s, W peasa ear
s.s-ais. wsso made s ot ts s. ,ons eos',. at
ss; s,ss; 4 as sssss sss
si !:
Il q f dea bst NV wt v1k f 81 IT.
sstei as sis c.ussd the lstes xestsahx hels.
esk 2. s Sf by we5e s i eu pS S a
"a @se s4Fx 81 sasss "a D & III AZ: e
SsS s:!Ts
Is 5 @ E Fl 5sssS sts easE ap r. s x
IS lis. ss;s ssn SsoS ::
fIG;sa 4 sS;l,sS; kssS mSe! seid 4 ssi:isEs
~ ~ nsalSa .2N.,. sSf 'sH, es.las ens %0ns Il
Si.iin Cad ~, a9 ~Enasr receipts elo.ca st
hn4its. Caah sales wero reported Of l.go0 bu NJ:
sprimK at III y eo0 hu ~. DO At 81: 1876 lent
western; g s49 y Iclssts4 Do 4 h5aMpie: 6 ba ~
ta! " Co hl
M'xTsM WnA|Mnfs T.. ~ {a!r regSfst wtth no oGT.
'rys SH naara noar far; :, 81, .-au.,, ~,
yancel,4c: sas. were !,eoi by So. III l,laX. aud
IT,, y y 'a4p' 's 0a'.'ao ffss
Coi!N.w.. dull sad weak, especially for casa md,
iosseT iutu1ea ssto aSoas " % towar.' on.s VIZ .s
auoted arnI md liverpool stcsly Gnt New York WIS
sfats llc sIoeEs sors appear to have decreased
hliht,y nas19 t,S wcSk' TnSse nssn horaxcr u,
bully lid Induced iuf future a. buyers ,Y
, 1876-11-27
FINANCE AND TRADE.
What Was Done in Local Finances
Last Week.
The Produce Markets Less Active and
1rrcgular.-.Provis1ons Lower.
Wheat Strong-..Corn md Oats DULL"
Barley Heavy.


Tho principal feature Of tho financial business OF
last waek was tho movement Of currency to tho
hog districts. Tho orders from tho conntry were
TO liberal that the rnscrvce OF the local bnks wtrc
soon drawn as Low Is desirable, and It vas ncecs4
uary 10 have recourfo 10 tho currency balances in
New York. The receipts of currency from New
York wcrel large.
ThD loan market was moro active towards tho
end of the week. but for tho whole period the
business done wns not uotlccaby In exceaa ut Tint
for the preceding week. Thcre Was larger sup
ply Of pnper by pnckess md BY commission houses,
who had to remit currency to their correspondents.
The general supply Of mercantile and misceslanc.
ous paper was moderate.
Tho clcar,ngs Of tho week Indicate heavy dc.
eacase In transactions compared with those OF tho
corresponding week Of last year. This II not an
encouraging nato Of nfalrs 10 exist at tho bogin-
ming ihe fourth yehr attor tho panic, md ate tho
Presidential election. which, by common consent,
had been regarded ~ the turning point between
Inrt and better times. Nothing scen.s to stand In
tho wny Of full recovery but tho political unecstatn
ty Of tho future.
Ratos Of discount arc 8Go1o per cent 10 regular
customers. Special rates arc made in soU,o cases.
On the street rnte1 arc 7pcr cent snd upwards.
Business Ia qnlet.
Now York exchange was sold between banks at
HOcG181. 90 per 81, 600 discount
Tho cloarngs Of tho week arc reported a. fol.
lows by hanagcr D. II. Halo OF the CUSTOM
, 1876-11-27

Return Of stH,r. Joseph L. I1nrd from Lake
Superior on her last tip Of the aeason log Of her
trip Furnished by her clerk, r. S. Baker: Nov.
10, VIC left Chicago, called In at Milwaukee 10
complete our cargo. NOV. II, midnight, VIC LETT
Milwaukee with full cargo Of provlsons, the bulk
ot It consigned to tho groat copper regions pf Lake
Superior. All the way mp WI were favored Witt
tho best Of weather. We have had remarkable
weather all the fall, few storms and less snow than
so have encountered for number Of seasons back.
Nov. IL, Il. n. VIC steamed up Portage Laku 10
our moorinVs. Hero we wcre busy dlecliaEglng
cargo until tho 18Th at noon, when We headed for
home, stopping at Marquette md Grand island for
down cargo: Locked through Tho cannl on the
waiting for weather. Left Nov. 3D. at n. m.
Had fa!t RIM to Chicago, arriving Saturday morn
running To- 600 miles, ana now va 10 iuto winter
duAltera at home,
, 1876-11-27

fho ieau,he produce markets. were aEatn itsegu'
as yesterday HoFs aud provisions tcnucd 10 aull.
ness waoat was hfni bat'o5 active ana heavy, ano
Other oreadstntis exhibited 1itlo chnngo The Tor
e1gh markets were ff'n On grain. And Ne" YORK
was anI' we note that the receipts OF tho week
hayo been ahont cQaa'cu by the shipments In wheat
aHa co'n.
Iobocss af dry- goods wcrc fatrly busy yesterday
both the Guy anu country trade ordering with con-
siderable Freedom: values wcf' not subjected 10
any pronounced change, ruling steady nnd hrm.
atoeuFieH wese IN good demand and wcro Urn. bn-
gafs Wefo ofuefen w1lh moro reserve than weso tho
u'hee atape aFtc'ee' the hieh prices hteiT cstAp'
,,nsu 'sn..,s ~ .ess. sAe ue"auu iAsse Nas
'a,s' ael.ana tos STUBS " t''e 9eeent a"saHcs'
~ tIo urea 'sA't n'a'sel nothing now "es nc,a''
upcu. ttu'S."s, taFtcnta' anu MI 1Fui.s auIca 10
~. no n's.aas 1s'op me.e ~ at'o set"est nohoa-
~ "iisu "eiu uoa.t ~ fetJ ap"s,'e!y. H'sn "elo
,a, nsn', enue[ a eonlunea sooo aemana. tices o.
tea.llcI ~ nso "'a' a"a "uFanc'nR' nAsE'"s sc"alns
uhts AuetG "ad Huaet oA Wntket ~ PEeFluAe
, 1876-11-27
withdrawn from.tore on Friday for city conaump-

withdrawn from store on FrIdny for city consump-
tton: o. 7BS hn wheat 9,o07 bu corn, 4, b51 bu
oats, 72a bu rye, &. 3Dj bu barley.
The following grain WAS inspected into store In
this city on Saturday morning: car No. whlto
winter wheat, 20 cars No. g N. ". wheat, Cur
No. spring, G3 cars No, do, q cars No do, II
cars rejected do, 2 cars no grnlc t134 whcat}; 0
cars high mixed corn, 20 cars No. 2 do, cur now
mixed Do 81 cars rejected do II cars no grade zoe
corn); 4 cars whto oats. 4 cars No. 2 do. II cars
rejected Ito (2J oats); 15 cars No. 2 rye; 10 cars
No. barley, III cars No. J do, II cars rejected
do Isl barley. Total, 315 cars, or 1es, 00D bu.
Inspected out; II, H54 bu wheat, 81, 403 bu corn,
4, $50 bu oats, 81. 400 bu rye, 0, OBJ bu barley.
The following wefc tho receipts and shipments Of
brcadstus and liYc stock nt this puins during tho
past weok, and for tho corresponding weeks ouding
u.
, 1876-11-27

]I1 b1, SOL. Hlt
Tho tncFeaae of this year's loca receipts ovet
those Of tho preceding twslvo months Is more Than
u per cont. III wheat, tho tccolpts have fallen oil,
owing to tho short crop. Those OF corn are moro
than 7, ,000, 0OO hu IN excess of what they wera
last gear. Those Of barley l.nso doubled.
The uppcals takon were 153. In ninety nina
cnses tho inspection was sustained, and III ATTY
four cases tho grade WIS raised.
The largest quantity OF Rtu!n In store At anr ono
tlmu WAS q. cue, Bi1 bu on the a5th of March; tho
smallest was 9, 1is, Go5 bu on thu eth Of May.
AN Inof1CAL BcALpEIt
10 the Editor af The Tribune.
Cu.cAao. Nov. :5.-'rhs exports from New
York to Liverpool and tho Continent, for the wuck
ending Nov. ~, wVrs, OF wheat and flour reduced
to wheat. 24.. 600 bu,.-a5, 600 bu lesa than to-
days receipts Of ths sa,no atticlus In Ch!caKo aud
Milwaukee. This Ia IN export equal 10 the cnor.
mous amount cf 10, U0o bu per day. of, of wheat
alone, 10, 00U bn, THIS " certainly largo c1.
port feou, market containing butwecn .. 0o0, 600
und ~ QUO, O0o bh Of whcat, md At d tlme, too,
when tho wleat-crop OF the world Is reported 10
be largely short, md tho Old World Just on the
eve of general, psotracte1 war. IT IL doubtless
this enormous dsmaad for erpors which has 1c'
caltunca tho sending Of 'ats from tho New York.
Produce Ezchanse t0 our Dunrd of Trade, those
| very "stsons" dispatches reporting ln tho new
York market m "nctivo export ingulfy," and
"guod export demand at an advance OF 1920. :"
| How long, think you. will 1t require Nsw York to
Get short oil her atoCk ut the nGoy0 Fute, With q
daily accumulation through tho winter, ray OF TO-
| 600 hus scALpxn
| dMAIH IN SIGHT.
The New York Irotlucs Etchdngt Nxtkly gives
tic following the visible supply Of Kraln, CON.
pfsuR the stocks iu grauaFy Ut Tho principal points
VI accumulation At lake aud aeahoaEd port. In
, 1876-11-27


PonT Huron, Mich, Nov. 2o.-Dows--props
City Of Owen Sound, Wluslow, pratrle state,
couiatco, Jarvis Lord, st. Paul, City Of Duluth,
oawrgatcliic; schrs King Fisher, Trinidad, John
Drccden. l.. G. Woodruff, II. F. Merry.
Ur-props Wtssalickon, East Saginaw; achra
Sunrise, Flying Mist Metropolis Mary Collins
W1Sp-Nosthwe4t; gentle.
WKAr1fHR-Ftno.
A white canal schooner with rcd bottom IA 70.
ported nshore on Middle Islanh reef. She In
loaded with luniD0r and cedar, and was 1ightern9
her cargo. She has probably boon releasea Gro
this, rs tho weather has been mild.
, 1876-11-27

tK73 Cr1p+.......
Former cTopa.,
WOOL.

DobroN Eoy. 75.-Wool quiet Stocks In tho hands
Of dealers sn,sll, particularly VI ane Ohio and Penn.
aud above sols.c. There IL vcrY Iltto disposition to
buy or soll. Michigan aud Wisconsin nrln At 8334Uu
for good Ayernge ou Ala42o for choice. Dusnesa III
conhlng aud doIslRe hha been light. Superior ohlo
cOmblnK. a7Ho. Other lots Of combiug and dea!no
sold u 44}f133c. Ono lot Of Kentucky conhlnx and
lealno, a7fc. Pulled quiet. Choice supar. t90s0c.
, 1876-11-27
LUalHEIl

Was quiet Il the docks, the octinss being small md
uuIe.fsuIs Three or four salss were mads early 10
tue luca tsao at recent pteea. largo ntct expect
cd tho tzst OF tho weak Piece stun Qutrt u.
Gl72a and Inch at -. nOssl9,o1 L4aa were 1rm At
L,23. 9ht shluslcs At 81. AA41. ~
Az tho yarat u moderate plalneA Waa transacted at
The aAutGd pt1cea:
Fitt And str1na uQ35A %
1Hf4eitAf enfA+ss ~ ultJlA
lof1 tleaT. I4VVAAi,O
, 1876-11-27

CLEVELAND. o.. Nov. 25.-Ptruivum strong, stAud.
ard white. ITO test &c.
plrr.HUpo, Nov. as Petroleum nrm, With moderate
demand; crlde s3.e2A at Parkct8t refined quiet aud
steady nt :e5fc, Philadelphia delivery.
, 1876-11-27

o]+ooV
cAfTLE-Tao past week wAa 4 falrly satisfactory
y. .ao "ssk .nelo *as moro tnan otana!Hy Eooa az
mand anu bcrn1 ~ were tho daily arrivals, tho mar
kct from frat 70 tuss pantstnel q tfm and healthy
tone The n,,nty nj The scr orYrrrd sor ssje aver.
sved better t.n io.t mcsr ttcrn ,snne favnr roreh
lialf-fa.encd droycs. and corresponding ncreasu In
tho batter GRADES hut there u chance for further I'M
prnyement IN thai rrsncrt Tin ,ntv .iI failing f.r
.t,,s ~ - t. .ssf.' NV t1as''y a'". ""h -
.not. ot .ao requirements OF the trade. News from
tle Eat has been encouraging, and, all things con.
'hEot than tor many weeks provlons. Tho extreme
oangt OF ptlCc1 WINS 81. 15l<5.25 8GalhTaH lots, In.
cualng old cows acrawry steerh staRa bults md raw.
houcd 6fnn foid at 81 1aSsS ID villa sSS; Wa aid
lot cxits Yralc arcls oT from l. aDJ 10 ITO III avUr:
bntches cows nt d. 7sss :s for conmS to yTu,o lvm
ltIU sttlnlY Of yt9i wns nn,jrotsfe NIL nr}rrs rr
higher iiItt nf the s8cs bsiog IT s:E,x X villa
extra foll nj sou per tG f hatisdsy.a nnfEet Was
PERI fcedcfs mud hr local tradr took huii n inorn
1t full prices . -''s' ""7 @'"f"'s1" "A
QUOTATIONS,
Choco llcpyes-Cine. fat wcii.formnd 4.
year IL 5.ycAr.Dli etccrt werhl nr i tGOtn
i.A50 Observation-Disclosures. 49, "a .nas m
Hon t{er fsftcn"i stnc.s n:; 1"'9'o
fus t. Eyl 10 /, 35D ~ ...e.s' "ek ,,7t m
Medium (3radcs-Steers IN far icsf wrisI. '-'%r''o
tnK i. jCAt 10 /, ~ ny ........ ' ;, srtcsA m
DutchcfA tsock-poDrtO 10 common steers and
eumlIiOn 10 choice cows, for cty sIaUrI'tcr
weighing HUI to /, DU ns,,,,,,.,.. .... 1ssaa M
Btock Catte-comMon cattle. Weighing ;0o " '''''''
1nferlor-1tght and thin cows lciicfs stays N~
hills and A.n1 trr AEenrs ma, .a
, 1876-11-27
DRY GOODS.

Nav yonE, Nov. 15.-Dua!nesl wa light with pRek
ugS hou.esr and tho jobbtng trada continues quiet
rriutA aro rahuF mora active In drat bands, Cotton
koodl generally quiet md steady. Mems woolehs
atropR fairly. but selections arc smal Foreign
Roo{x dull,
, 1876-11-27
TOBACCO.
Reported for The Tribune BY Alexander Hays'tH, TO-
HFdksr

Reported for Tho 7rSsss sSsss X ,aftT t;sanar Har TO-
Lou1sv1LLE Ky., Nov. 2s.-Dat for tho ollcrtnRa Of
l78 hhdg OF tobacco, the sac8 for the week would
nro been tho smallest Of any this year tho bublucss In
Old being aorously ntDrcrcd with by the unsettled
condition Of political Affairs but holders Of such, how
eycr look for m carly demand axai and not Offer
lug more desirable sorts thanthe market will take casy
at former ngurcs Prices Of old kinds, which
plenty. arc unchanged. although ut tho coa Of the
weck they somewhat Irregular and not quito hrm
they have been. Speculation which are scarce arc
bctter sustalned Total salcs Abd n ngnust CAS-
last week. lece!pta, 129 hlds aeiinat last week.
MAxuTAorun1Nu-The offerings wer0 extremely
light tha week. anl what werc disposed Of were with
9at change e5scpt9S shes 70 somo !nse9ces common
md common l1Es on Wednesday and Thur.1ay Vcfe
eontiaie: 10 b. ~ account Of Nov iorE dsaicrs K
ask rsPss
Tssk St "a. RfT ssa lsstr ot n
@ q e , si,{ e ss ~ ssR III II:
sE @ A $y
+
s S$5f' saEE sssS
L e
'St w@spfih NsT We Ind fs
" Wth ncrnxs s 1na % ES9 Ea,n as;oFimen ,st
scsn mostly laras rnhoI coesse I'D eoioftd isai.
xs sqSsS @ r. ss asa
sssy 81 : y s
q ussq s
tlaa sli ~ s sa ptes. s sssk is%
s 1sye.se 70 bs lss eass y ss1 b. ses, o. careful!
S ass$ VII: sf:s ss$; s
irsss Of new th'. woek have ruled :. follows. Lug,
--LUnnIot, S4.t1lt5.UOs guod. &o. .OUdH.u. Leaf
, 1876-11-27

Florida water Will ba cheap II all the tears arc
gathered that will DO shed by one or the other
party wheu tho yotS u tho Htata Is decided -.
HostoM 1fa,Aer;pt.
, 1876-11-27
EREIGT1tF9.

UH1cAdo.--rhc prop blanchard alla up with bar
Icy for buffalo, and tho sc!lr &. L. Coyne takes
corn 10 Sarnia and tho II, Pfatt corn to Saginaw.
Capacity, ~, 000 bu baslay and 80, 900 bu corn.
, 1876-11-27
PROVISIONS.

moo rRODucTB-Wetc tes4 active, and caster, tut
very steady during The greater part Of tho scsaon. Ths
rccripts Of hogs weru not large, but they aso u1usy
light Saturday. and the total for the wcck vera In
excess Of tho number year ago. which cauncd weak.
entnR IN priccs. This reacted product, causing
lessened demaRd but selIcrs not nnxous enough
10 mako material concessions TIL near the close, though
they offered their property mora freely at currant g
nrcs. There Wis not mitch cash property sale. tc
manufacture Of srd aud pork being small while the
meats arc mostly btIng cut contract md arc being
morca out ~ fast ~ cut Tho shipments Of middles
per day. Hogs are coming In little mars freely than
had becn cAleulated on, which lends to reduce
prices, but tho packers ARC FREQ buyers. The
liberal receipts, with. tho prospect Of big
supply Ia tho rst two months Of ho1t year. tttmuatcs
TO short selling however. and tho offerings for future
Aro lherat. the trading being chiefly for january
delivery except the year contracts neo being aci
Ihls ten1ato lnnko buyeFs for shipment hold uf, In
tile hops OF lower trlecf. ~ =
IAck1N-Tho pncEinK at tho stx principal ctttcs to
, 1876-11-27

A Commission has been appointed 10 colify the
Savings. Bank laws Of Maine.
TuB GROWTH OF PRUsalAH sAvlNGs.DANEs.
The London Timer Of the 9th Inst. says;
Tbs rctota q stattatical inquiry into tae TorknE
the Imperial Statistical ustan, and present SOME yeti
Interesting fac TIN hrst eayinRa bank was stArtcl III
Erueaa In 1919 t!t tho inquiry H1endl only from !a1
The tol!uW!nG are tic main rcAults obtained the years
10 which thu vaEioa. nnn,beEa refer being 1880 s4p
ltD. lt8y. !s13. md 1s74: Tho nnmhet ~ depot0rs
Il zach s 81 s; saSeDs ~? q Hn h5c
'S'a aepo4,a ,gia' n iS s b.nx. Ii, A'ssns sssf
q n tssr. tss @ @{ssst m fo;gas;!$s,S IL 5tsT !s
114 IN 7la 7 3.D on Dso Of which about one third
percentage IT yearly derosts iron aoat per cent III
1 S sfs 2 s x q sss e II s
tbe latter. o per cent; hctwccn 70 md 10 thatrs IN
}bs bsaee ses @ Z nd 'es ''q, if Il ss sf"t Il
ss. !Ss .na tsss ,s.9 ssSss
ifycisht sqaafo sermanS miles; II 10 ,y sysry
sx eGuure mfeR 10 sb8 thuro wRa ono bank TO eyery
l75 60 tnhnb!tana; In l.7+ n4u to every 5 tn tnah
in 1873 there was Dnc ttfostoF In every sixty.
trlhutnK thu amount ot deposits ench year over lie
less thau aitlsIcr caeh iniaGitsnt; ia Is4D ono
3ha'er I! in; - II hao; n l n t4as;,: a.ny y is7a
wonderful advaaca either n prosperity: Or y! thrifty
lhbts N,nong tho Prussaa people, probably In both.
GOLD AND uREENpAcKs.
Gold was 10B.s G1100 IN greenbucks.
Grccnbacks were 0.hG01A cents on the dollar
4
, 1876-11-27
LIVE STOCK

'"s% "lS~'s.' s.'''Att.tsfss+.'1.teoS Ao'@et "'uVt
Tho receipts Of hogs tho Eatitrn roads for tho
hvo days ending with Friday Compare flI0ws With
tho arirala for the corresponding period Of 1875.
1871. 1871
baltimore 4 pbo.....,,,,,,,.,,,.,,,,,, 115 I,450
ChcARU DAny3tle Il fncc1ncu.,, ,.,tt.t, OH q, 2B9
!IttshMfE Cincinnati ". LultB. .....nt.GU1 4,B+n
Lake Sh0r6 l. Michigan Southern n+.,r.,, 7Sb ~ 54t
Michigan Central. pH 7,ikD
Chicago, Fittshurg + Fl WpJne. .,,r,,,t GA B,71i
, 1876-11-27

MAINE AAv1NGs-DANK LAWS.
A Commission has been appointed 10 colify The
Savings. Bank laws OF Ma!nc.
National Republican., 1876-11-11
Commercial.

MARKETS ELSEWHERH.
NEW YORK, Nov. 10.-Ootton quiet; sales OF
s41 bales at II 3-16@129s. Receipts of the reek-
Net, I,tgS bales; gross, II ,S25 bales. Exports
Continent, 0-9 bales; sales, T,2O3 bales; stock,
IA, ,s48 bales.
Flour dull and still and in buyers favor, with Q
saso@4OO; superane Western and State,
si.S@4.I5; common to good extra Western and
State, s5.loGSao good 70 choice do, sS .s595.45;
e5.SoGe.I5; fancy do, to.sO6SoO; common to good
extra Ohio, s51o@7.0o; common to choice extra
st. Louis, s5:20@s.3 Southern hour quiet and
unchanged. Rye -four a shade easier at 81 800
for supernne Cornmeal steady Wheat dull;
No. and grades below heavy, and 102c. lower;
waukee; Al IA for old and new mixed No. 8 Mil
wsukee; s1.2s for new No. Duluth; Sl.3O for new
No. Minnesota; s1T@12 2S for winter red West
and and me- new M No. H MiissrSse ssd At t. siasSta. si.
Barley is slightly in ne favor Of buyers; siI:
shade firmer, with light offerings and q mode
rate export and home-trade demand; 55c. for new
Western mixed; SSe for unmerehantsble mixed;
soc. for graded, low mixed and steamer mixed;
eoc. for graded No. and high mixed; 5565Oc tor
uDgraded Western mixed. Oats 1c. better and
and State: s7@5lc. for white do. Hay steady, at
&c; for shipping. Hops quiet OofeeNRio quiet
fnng; s3zc. for prime: &c. for Muscovado; 1915
for centrifugal. Refined higher, at I1I<4lIRc.
lor stsnoaru a; h2Hlzc. for PoWderedi l2c. for
and unchanged. Rice quiet and steady. Petro-
leum DULL crude, 11s<c.: refined, 25c. Tallow dull
sAGs5zc. Resin a shade frmer at S2056215 for
strained. Turpentine steady at 3sc. for spirits.
Pork little unsettled; new mess, $17.00. Cut
meats-Western quiet. Lard scarce and firm;
prime steam t10.5o. Whisky dull; buyers, l.O9L;
sellers, sl.1o. Freights to Liverpool dull.
BALTIMoEE. Nov. 10.-Ootton active strong aad
higher; middllng, 11H@l114c.
Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat duh. heavy
and unchanged. Corn-Southern quiet and firmer;
Western 1rmer and higher. Southern white. new,
45G51c.: do yellow, 45G53c.: old Western mixed,
57H95Tl4c., spot; new, 65Q551sc. Oats firm snd
quiet; Southern prime. S54Ssc.; Western white,
35G3sc; Western mixed, S293.c. Rye quiet and
steady at g. @70c. Glover seed dull and nominal
at 12G14c. Hay firm; Maryland and Pennsylvania
prime, s14@15, Provisions firm and unchanged.
Butter unchanged Petroleum nominal; crude,
1OZ@11c.; refined, 25c.; no bids. Coffee Arm and
quiet and unchanged. Whisky dull st slI2.
Receipts-Flour, 400 barrels; wheat 5000
Shipments-Corn, 1858 bushels.
National Republican., 1876-11-11
WELLINGTON, ID. U.,I
No. 1IS5 f STREET NORTHWEST,


WASHINGTON, D. OIL
No. 1735 STREET NORTHWEST,
November Q, 1915.
Sealed proposals are hereby invited for the pur.
chase and removal Of the following buildings
erected by the United States Government in con-
nection with the International Exhibition, viz:
l. The Government Building at intersection of
Belmont and Fountain avenues, in Exhibition
Grounds, built of framed timber with iron roof
cross central nave and aisles lc0xlOO feet; tran.
sept, 300xl00 feet: cupola at Intersection sur
mounted by lantern; whole area, l02, $40 square
exhibits, shaffing gas fixtures railroad tracks,
hre-plugs hose apparatus or lightning rods, and
to be removed as soon after February !, 1877, as
house, &C. Proposals will be received at No. 1TS5
"F" street. Washington, ID. O., until 8 D. m. jan
uary Is, 1871, when they will be opened and award
q Hospital Building, north Of above, size ssxss
feet, and addition 40xl4 feet, two stories high;
sary, Offices store-rooms, kitchen, sc. To be sold
as # stands and removed as soon after February
!, 1871, as possible, Suitable for farm dwelling.
Proposals will be received, as above until p. m.
5. Frame structure at corner Elm avenue and
Fifty first street, to be removed by December Is,
filled up and leyeled of by the purchaser on or
before that date. Proposals VIII be received, as
above, until ?. m. November 80, 1870.
near Georges HILL In the Exhibition Grounds,
used as water closets; to be removed Immediately
AlIer safe. PROPOSALS Will De received, as ABOVE,
until 8 p. M, November 30, 1875.
s. Frame building, with brick foundation for
one boiler used for the steam siren or fog horn;
to be removed Immediately after sale. Proposals
will be received as above until November, 80,
1875.
Each bid must be accompanied by q certified
check for 1oper cent Of the amount bid, the check
to be forfeited to the Government in case the
bidder shall neglect or refuse to complete the
purchase by full payment within 1--WE days after
notice Of acceptance of his bid and no work Of re-
movIl to be begun until full payment is made.
The Government reserves the right to reject all
bids not deemed satisfactory.
AN desired Information m respect to the Gov
ernment Building may be had upon application
to this Once, or to LIEUT.. HENRY MET
CALFE, u. s. A, at the Building itself In re-
gard to the Hospital Building Of ASST. SURG.
J. J. WOODWARD, Army Medical Museum,
Washib gton, d. o.. or to ASST. SURG. II. O.
YARROW, at the Building; In regard to the
Elm-ayenue property and water closets, ofCAPT
JOHN +. RODGERS, Schuylkill Depot, Phiia-
delphia, Pa, or Of LIEUT.. HENRY MET
CA1FE, as above; in regard to the Fog-horn
Building, of GEN. W. +. REYNOLDS, Engi-
neer Fourth L. b. District, Philadelphia.
All bids to be indorsed on envelope Ibid for
Government Building, International Exhibition,
No. g." or for Hospital Building" elm avenue
Building" or "Water-closets," or tsFog horn" as
the case may be; and to be addressed 10 "OOL. s.
G. LYFORD, Chairman Board U. s. Executive
Brevt 1t 0ol q. S. A, Chairman Of Board.
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