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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-11-09

AT the closing of concert, while Young gen.
tlemsn was struggling with his hat, cane, over
coat. opera glass and his young lady's FAM all of
which he was trying to retain on his lap, sus-
piciors looking black bottle fell the floor.
ssTheia" he exclaimed to his companion, Il shall
lore my cough medicine" That was presence of
mind for you.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-11-09

NORWICH Bulletin: Connecticut man has
received prize at Philadelphia for shay jump
er." The hay jumper is said to be very ingen-
ious, and it is to be hoped that it will entirely
supersede the grasshopper.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-11-09

A BAsHFUL young clergyman recently rising to
preach for the first time, made a terrible mix of
it, and announced his text in this wise: "And i'm
medately the cock wept, and Peter went out and
crew btterly.r-ErchaHge.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-11-09
PAIN IN THE BACK.

There is no remedy known to medical science which
has proved itself valuable in of Kidney Com
plants than vEGETISE Ii acts directly upon the
cretos cleanses and pes the blood and restores the
whole system to healthy action
The following extraordinary Cure of great sufferers,
who had been given up by the best hopeless
cases. will speak for themselves and should challenge
the most profound attention OF the medical faculty
well as of those no a suffering from Kinney Complaint.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-11-09

No man was better inocnlated to prrjudge pork
than my husband was" says Mrs. Darlington !;
he knew what good hogs We're, he did, for he had
been brought mp with 'em from his childhood"
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-11-09
THE BEST MEDICINE.
EAST MARsHFIRLp. Aug. ..

EAST MARsIiF1ELD, Aug. y. ls1U
Mr. STEVENS: Dear Sir-I seventy of age
have suffered many years with Kidney Complaint weak
ness my back and stomach was induced by friends
tn try yonr yECEINE and think il the medicine
tor weakness the Kidneys ever used. have tried
many remedies for this complaint and never found
much relief AS from the EEGETISE. 1t strengthens and
inygorates the whole system Many of Acquaintance
es have and believe it To be good for all the
complaints for which it is recommended.
Yours truly,
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-11-09

A FASHIONABLE article says "there is to be no
shortening of coat tails this summer" We are
not sorry. We would rather have our shortening
in our strawberry cake than in our coat-tail mt
any time.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-11-09

A STUDENT of Latin being confined to his room
by sickness, was called upon by friend. 'What,
John" said the visitor, '.sick, chr "Yes," an-
swered John, "sic sum ~
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-11-09

A wATERING-FLACE correspondent writes ''that
few bathers battle at the West End whereupon
Mrs Partington says she had an idea that they
bathed all ever"
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-11-09

A YANKEE has invented a machine which will
churn, pound clothes, and pump water, and when
completed will get tea and whip the children.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-11-09
The PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,
THE GREAT Trunk LINE
AND
FAST MAIL ROUTE OF THE UNITED STATES,


is the most direct convenient. and economical way
reaching Philadelphia and this great Exhibition from all
parts of the country Its trains and from Philadelphia
Will pas through GRAND CENTENNIAL DEPOT
TO the Exhibition Grounds for the accommodation
passengers who wish Ia stop the large
hotels contiguous to this station and the ExbtiDna
convenience of the value afforded
exclusively by the Pennsylvania Railroad which is THE
ONLY LINE RUNNING DIRECT TO THE CENTEN-
NAL BUILDINGS. Excursion trains will also stop at
the EncamPment Of the Patrons Of Husbandry at Elm
Station this road.
THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD THE GRASDEsT RAILWAY
ORGANIZATION IN THE WORLD. IT CONTROLS SEVEN
SAND MILES OF ROADWAY FORMING CONTINUOUS LINES TO
OVER WHICH LuXURIoUs DAY AND NIGHT
From CHICAGO, ST. Louis, LOUISVILLE, CINCINNATI. INDi
NAroLIs, COLUMBUS. TOLEDO, CLEVELAND, AND ERIE
WITHOUT CHANGE.
Its main line is laid with double and third tracks of
heavy steel rails upon deep bed of broken ballast
and its bridges all of stone Its passenger
are run at faster speed for greater distances than the
trains OF any line the continent The Company has
largely Increased its for Centennial travel and
Will be prepared to build in its shops locomotives
and passenger at short notice sufficient fully
commodate any extra demand. The unequaed
at the command of the Company the per-
feet accommodations for all its patrons during the Cen
THE MAGNIFICENT SCENERY for which the Penn
sylvauia Railroad justly celebrated presents the
traveller its perfect roadway aneverchangng piano.
rama OF river mountain and landscape views unequaed
THE EATING STATIONS on this line are unsurpass-
ed Meals will be furnished suitable hours aud ample
time allowed for enjoying them.
EXCURSION TICKETS at reduced rates. will be sold
at all principal Railroad Ticket Offices in the West North
west, and South
BE SURE THAT YOUR TICKETS READ VIA THE
GRE At PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE TUE CENTENNIAL
FRANK THOMSON, ID. NJ. BOYD JR-
General Manager. Gen. Pass. Igt.
Sept, 1876.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-11-09

The last question before the philosophical
Society" is, "the quantity of cream in the Milky
Way, and whether it can be made available for
household purposes"
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-11-09

Cant you make any allowance for mans
being drunkf" Certainly" said the judge, I'll
allow Won thirty DAYS i'm the work house."
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-11-09

TIE man who has lived in this world ever since
he was born, was seen communicating with the
spirits through the bowels of q rye-straw.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-11-09

"0F course I've broken the engagement he
said, in answer to an inquiry about his girl. +"
tried to kiss her, she hauled off with the old
mans boot and gave me diff, and quit
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-11-09

An old edition of Morses Geography says:
"Albany has 400 dwelling houses and :, 400 inhab-
itantants, all standing with their gable ends to
the street."
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-11-09

An honest Fiteshire lass, seeing comet for the
first time, called out to a neighbour "Heeh, sirs,
come and see new star, that hasna gotten his
tail cuttit aft yet!
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-11-09

81 SHALL follow her soon," said sad eyed man
at the grave of his wife, Within month he
was following another woman.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-11-09

CALENDAR.
First Term win begin September 9Th. 1876 and close
Second Term viii begin November 18Th Is7s and close
Third Term viii begin January ssth 1877, and close
Fourh Term will begin April 9th Is1 and close June
18th. 1917.
Missouri has established three State Normal Schools
ons in the Nortbe in the South another in
tho Northwest For years Missouri has been sending
her and daughters of to distant institutions
Normal LIST To assist furnishing well qualified
Teachers for the Public Schools of The State and I'd
Instruction a. give a complete and harmonious de-
veopment of all the powers Of mind and body.
COURSE OF STUDT.
In this institution will consist of Mathematics Natural
Modern Lssnnages and ths Tsscher prefl ana
Course Students desiring Instrumental Music will find
the rair-a4 lessons for $40 The instruction
will be thorough and complete in every department.
FORMATION OF CLASSES.
Classes will be formed the first day each term in ev
first day. However advanced or however backward stu
dents will find classes to suit.
The Public School the city in connection with
the Normal affords the excellent opportunity for
experiment and practice Each subject taught will be
made speciality.
FREE LECTURES TO STUDENTS
Drs a. Gcsln, j. A. CALEB, and Others will deliver
course OF Lectures upon Hygiene and Physiology
Inc frtsideht VIII Also denver course OF Lectures
upon Geology.
TUITION
In the Normal School will be only O. per term and
additional charge will be made for incidental expenses
Board room, fuel and lights all he had for from 50
to $3.50 per week.
LOCATIO
Oregon is the County Seat of Holt County Missouri
and is situated two and half miles of Forest CITY
upon beautiful rolling tract Of land, which has been
still farther beautifed by setting out large number of
fruit and shade This the healthy
cslities IN Missouri Daily stages from Oregon to
Forest City which is the Kansas City, St Joseph
and Council Bluffs Railroad
For further particulars address.
August 81, 1s16.-3m. o. G. HILL, PRESS.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-11-09
ANNOUNCEMENT
OF THE
NORTHWEST MISSOURI
Normal School,
Aprl,Ax naI-Nr,. aaIccor-DI
OREGON. HOLT COUNTY. MISSOURI.

URE'NN. HOLT COUNTY, MISSOURI.
OFFICES:
A. GOSL1N President.
WM HAWKES., Secretary.
T. c. DUNCAN. Treasurer.
Directors:
A. GosLIS. WIN. HAwKTSs A. KLIPPEL.
WIN kAUCHEe. T. G. DUNCAN W. b. DAVIS,
JEPgTHAH MARIIN
o. G. HILL President.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-11-09

THE key to the Penitentiary-whiskey.
The New York herald., 1876-10-11
HERALD WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER ls7e-rRRLE SHEET

4ss =. ossas..d oiiIs .sId arm :, sic as.,s
.oa :sss.s .,o LI.s;ss I: sss
pass ss ',lsSi' ssis fi.a...i r s @ spanish i'"
scarce scar. aus'es a. S2s {. sd 5.fx sss ss.sn
casn.a ssas. Ia.sa a,@ !. sss ssi..S .s.s,
90 sae ,o American Ss1sa ana s. SO for sDsns
o s.. Ss % ... % IN M q &c ssm.aa .
na . .ss r. s.nsns 10 II N Il s s.
quoted a. ise sl.e 10, u.ss Ginger a "a. "saay ssa
nsa AIS a 81 % ST 10 ouieisiiSsf was quoted s5..
% .',s % as; sa Ind sa ss0:ss Zoe
henbans and 81 rs tor was n i.r aem.nd
orreaoo ssoas Scrs eu,oi W. auo.s.- M.ssrd-Tsiow
faas es. os oe y.s" snsa:s ss
r,ms u.eh was auotsa - o. sna SMYRNA was ar, IRA :,
as = iae oos,saasr = va. "a sas..d :. M cS.asas
sswsna .. r . " ss
st 2oe orrs root Was steady a. l2,ss 1oc, accord
An@S.:ar %i.As. reos W. sasssd
e ss is prm. RI .ssss and s as
bark was aais. :. 4oe sss.irss barb wss aa,ss :.
quoted At BE for EnEsh and lae zoe Germsn Abumsa
ssrsspsris vas QUOT ss, STEADY We s.o,o
common a. s.t s7e DO do tor export. aos .s.a sSa
San sas :. ss Il Gn@s0s. Wa, ssosa
mena quoted At Iss.s. goia L.sen,.l oil. we're
"a ss sss ana M Is loss
% s1 nn:s e 81 % 81 =. s,<sns rsa oil sas.wsy w - ~ 81
" rs; wntergreen ~ SO; oil sasssas inclusive
isc. oil pennyroya 81 10 81 TO- nominal all currency
oil Of BAY ss so SO The market for English chemicals
hrn, n iency higher prices. The sales
IS snl soda at 81 t2 90 tons oda ash at 2c 80
drums cxustic soda at 4c 10 kegs bcarbonae soda nj
4c all goa and 900 casks powder a y % q
s. soda 81 40 81 50 caustc soda u ia
6cnrbonate SOFA 81 l2, - rs, all gold; bleaching
POWDER 81 ~ 81 currency supcr carbonate soda John
Dwight L Co. = lin ke- A.. currency
3Dc. 4Oc for mixed.
rIsH-Therc fair demand tor goldfish sales
oi 500 quinsas At 80 or Grand Bank and - 50
tieorgos Mackcre quiet but hru, 25O bbs sold
Sn Tor No "a for No = and So for No 3. Box her
ring held 22c scaled aud dc. No. !.
active with sales of Portland round
81 10 s. We quote Goldfish h-Goorge's Bank. IS 10
s5 Grand Bank, So IS IS 81. Mackerci-Extra meas,
$50 So; SO SO Boaers go ST shore No !.
Sl1 $9 do No 50 $40: do. M. ;. 70 SO S7 bay.
No l. none do No ?, none do. No. > none large No J.
50 $40 Box herrings-Scslsd. 22c No /. LOG.
FLOUR t,HAINkcccpts Flour, Il Sia bbis wheat,
10 so bushels; meat 2O bbis and 52S ks corn,
bushels oats y. .739 do. rye, IL, $50 do bxrcy,
46 1893 do barley malt 1000 do. The Hour
IN aned steady under moderate inquiry for and
diun grndes Tho sslos 3Ooo bbs including State
Western and southern, nj thc annexed quotations Rye
steady with sales OF 400 obls. Corn me al
steady active with sales Of 1000 bbls A She annexed
Que We quote
The New York herald., 1876-10-11
HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA. Ocs- 8. 1875
Spanish gold. 229 229H Exchange quiet; ali QUOTA
ttons rem ain unchanged Sugar nominal.
HAVANA, Oct 10, 1879
spanish gold. 227,k 22s. Exchsnge-on the United
States 10 days, currency, l discount short sight,
do, u discount to par; 80 days gold IA TX premium
sight, do, % 6A premium; London. l9H 20
premium; on Paris, "a 81 premium.
The New York herald., 1876-10-11
K-Receipts-5o tisrces rs bbls and - casks
The market dull aud nominal llc for prime West

srxAKirK -Receipts-5o tisrcss IS bbs and - casks
The market dull and nominal li5Se for prime West
sucAK-There decidedly tone 70 the mar
ket tor We sales Of 500 clayed At se
ssc Refined steady. We quote Fair refining SIC
good do ssSc: prime do, orc Cuba grocery lar TO
SO Is esc npsc do. molases. hhds and boxes. 7,c
sAsc Porto Rico refining prime sAc. sbsc
a. i io :: e sa'ss a. S sr.saa |
porasrsa rs srsnnls.cd lie; cut Leaf ,i*s
dulI; abou, IS ooo lbs sold at s;sc
IN.-Ihe market vas hrm; Straits she spot were
sSsrce ws plates were quiet but nominaly unchanged
lish. l7c All gold. Plstes-Charcoa nomnaly 81 So do
serns 70 rs s7 coke, so SO 81 90: ~ IL =
IonAsco:oThs % market was quiet but steady. We note
sales OF go hhds Kentucky leaf At DC 6c lob
1873 6c 600 eases DO crop OF s7s and 1875 Al exc
soc; -oo cases Pennsyv vania crop 1874. ut &C. l7c
Wisconsin, crop is74 and 1873 4c 5sc, and zoo
esss 81 1 ranE,ns s from ssc to y To-
ST sii2 ''@ common wore reported '''a =
FsEIemrsMaket in general was quiet With rates held
firm aud IA the instance OF berth g stronger
The engagement comprsed:-ro Liverpool per steam,
$1,000 bushels grain SID; 900 Cheese
hops, 5.d. To glasgow, per steam 1000 bhs apples.
ter aud cheese, 55s; lis tierces beef ss The
charters embraced Austrian bark 5ss tons hence TO
and tobacco Sd per hid American schooner ass
tons hence north side CUBA and "a per hid
a lump SUN American schooner hence SAINT ander
with 20p) bbs refined petroleum 5s option OF
at IS q British brig hence 10 Marsees with z ~ bills
do at 5 American bark reported from Baltimore
ss lid. Norwegian bark thence Cork for orders
with $500 quarters for same voyage At ss I'D an Aus
trim brig sacs w ou so
Dutch, with 1900 quarters rye ~ es 3D.
The New York herald., 1876-10-11

losZ: DO do, DO, coupon, 111z liz; do do, do,
new, registered, lllh a nlX; do do. do, coupon,
lllx lIl1; do do, 1857, registered, ll4h ll%7S;
do. do. DO coupon ll4z 1l4I; DO do, 1865, regis
tered, ll5k llo; do. do, do, coupon, 1854 ll6;
do. tenores, registered, l13S ll3H: do. do, cou-
pom, li3I ia; do. nves 1851. registered, lla. .
1875 do. do, do, coupon l13ss ll3h: do. oo do,
Ans, ll0L 1l0L.
RAILROAD BONDS
There large business IN railroad bonds and Al
advancing prices New Jersey Central nrs,s new ad-
vanced y per centto 1oss the consolidated nrsts
per cent-to 90; the convcrtibes h-to 90k, snd the
Lehigh and wikesbarre consolidated per centto IA
The other changes wers advance OF IA in c., c.
an6 C. frsts, per cent in Ohio and Mississippi Soc
onds, in Great Western seconds and Chesapeake and
Ohio hrsts, y In Missouri Pacific seconds. = Ain
Chicago and Northwestern gold sevens, peawars
and Hudson bonds OF '84, Western Union Tec-
graph bonds OF 1900 and Union Pacific land
grants. We notice sale of $lo,0 900 Rensselaer, and
Saratoga nrsts at ILL., In the afternoon, Lehsh and
wnkesbarro consolidated dropped from "A to &c. New
Jersey Central drsts now advanced from l0s 10 lo9
Milwaukee and ST. Paul La Crosse division, rose TO
lol1, Western Pacincs sold at 1914 Pitsburg conso-
daied sinking fund NJ no. and c., and nrss at Ill
New Jersey Central consolidated first closed at 50 90
convertible at 80 a Oh, and Lehigh and wikcsbarre
consolidated at 6S COX. The following were the
closing quotations for Pacific Railroad bonds:-Union
nrsts 1905. a lo6A; Union land grants, looh q lol !;
Union sinking funds, sl4 9lh; Ccntras, looh
1864
State bonds at the Board we're arm for Ton nsssees
and Alabama eghts; old Tennessee sixes advanced ~
SHARES.
Continental Bank stock sold at 6S rs shares) 90
shares OF Illinois Central sold at ST.
THK AMERICAN MINING
The New York herald., 1876-10-11
THE CURSE OF RUM.

On Monday night oicer Price, Of the Twentieth pro-
c,nct called into the house No. 4l3 West Thirty.
sixth 10 quell disturbance which had occurred
in the occupied by John aud Catharinc Farley.
He found there the Farleys, man and wife, Mary Kelly
and James hcGrnth, all beastly drunk Two little
children, Annie and Nelly Farley, aged six -four
years, were found lying on miserable straw pallet
exhausted from hunger as 10 be unable speak. Thcy
the prisoners being arragned before Judge ,xby yes
torday afternoon the children we're sent to the House
OF Mercy and the Fareys, Mary Kelly and McGrath
whom the ocer declared TO professional baggaEG
wers osnmitseA 70 she Island for one D-~-AA
The New York herald., 1876-10-11
PROVIDENCE PRINTING, CLOTHS
MARKET.

PRovIp.Kcn. r. L. OcA 10 1874
Printing cloths shade easier and quoted 47sc
for 6lx64 cloths with hardly business enough
lixh urica
The New York herald., 1876-10-11
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON: SPOT QUIET AND STEADY. FUTURES
CLOSED FIRM AT 1-8o. "A 3-16C. HIGHER
yLoUR QUIKT WHEAT PRIMER CORN
EAsIER-oATs IRREaULAR-wHIsKEY InRxaU-
LAR-PoRK DULL AND NoMIaAL--LARD
DULL~-PKTRoLEUM DULL-sPIEITs TURPKN-
TINE DULL-RosIN DULL-oILs FIRM-CoF-
FEE sTRoNG-sUaAB FIBMKR-FREIaHTs
QUIET BUT STEADY.
TURsDAY Oct 10-6 r. II.
There little no change In the market for most
kinds of merchandise to-day the demand being for tho
most part fair at previous quotations. On 'Change
flour was quiet Wheat little irmer for new.
Corn Oats irregular. Wh,skey Irregular
Pork was dull and nominal Lard dull, buI unchanged
Freights quiet but steady; futures closed firm and
hc a s-l6c. higher. Coffee strong. Sugar was
nrmee. Oils we're firm Petroleum duh nominal
Rosin and spirits turpcntnc duii
HsHns quoted ms $40 5hc for pots and nominally
6s4c a &c. for pearls
AsriNosY firm At i5c ioAc gold. according 30
quantity.
BsEswx was quiet steady 32c. for Southern and
Sic. for Western.
Bmoox CORN dull aud nominal at 31Sc. 4c for red
4ca for red tipped. Sc 53c Tor medium &C. 7c.
for choice green.
CANDLES were quiet and steady. We quote -sperm 2sc
SPERM patent $50 s.earc acid Cl6 ox) 2lc. z3c
mantine IT, H. l6 ox, i2c loc puranne as. 8's
l2'O. l9c u 20c
CorFEE.-There vcry strong market for Brazs st
the late advance. Mid coffee quiet. We sales
Of 466 bags and O4S do. Rio Magarida private
terms and Baltimore l. 100 bags Rio, Aqulneck
lsc strict fair; TOO bags do Campancro pri-
vate terms, and l,ooS do, do 17asc. for
low fair We quote :-ordinsry csrgoes Ice. 16tic
fair do, lSc. lsAc: good do. ls1zc. lssSc. !;
prime. loo. l9lc; extreme range for los 16c 2ot4c
Santos fair 20 goo6 l7c. 1876 god ninety days Java
bags 2Oc re do Ale. 23c. ;
Singapore lie. u lsc; Ceylon, l6hc Isc; Marncabo
l5L,c. u lSc Lsgunyra. 16lc t7hc. jamaica l5I,c
l7c; loc l5l,c.; Porto Rico. l61sc l7,c
Costa Rica. l6c. lsc: Mexican, l61ac IKE Manila
I51sc. 1slsc; Angostura ioc. l7c. Savana l5sc.
lsc.: CurNcou 15c. l61sc.
CoorEaAcE STOCK was steady with moderate demand
We qnote Molnsses shocks. 32inch with heads, 81 30
$2 IS; sugar Shocks with heads, 3sinch, S. s.
do S4 pipe do SO 50; empty hogsheads s. 50 hoops
IL eet ordinary prime $35 1877; hoops, II feet. do
$50 a $33 per N.
CopPRR.-we notc sales Of about 100000 lbs lake al
20sc 2lc cash. market closing firm at :ic II &C.
cash for lake.
CoRpA.x quiet at late prices. We quote :-Maniia
0nrgc small sixe per b, 13i4c 15c; do cordnge
bolt rope yarns l6c l7c; tarred Manila. l4c; Sisa
rope lOc. lie; New Zealand, llhc. IKE Russia
hemp, tarred, l4c; American do l4c Russia bolt rope,
l7c-
CorToN.-The market for spot cotton was steady but
quiet The market for tuture deliveries opened with nd
Of 2c and gradually improved during the day and
closed firm with advance compared with tho closing
and nc 53c the other months The closing prices to-
A.v. with AVIS n
The New York herald., 1876-10-11


4 REASONABLE KATEs.-MONEY On LIFE AND
N ndowment Insurance Policies, Mortga ages and ohcr
securities insurance of all kinds effected with best
paniea j. j. uABRICH CO. 1l9 broadway.
The New York herald., 1876-10-11
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON. Oct. TO- 1875.
ordn.1y Hs1g s Sss receipts Sas. :sss
Stock. l5.e5i. Exports, coastwise. Il
Ordinary. ase Net rsesip.s $3.50 bales; gross, s,ssa
NOZZLE, Oct 10. 1876.
ss.s SS.:' sooa ordinary, s ssc Net reeepss
1860 bales Exports eoasiwise 3s4 sales 1900 stock
SAVANNAH. Oct. 10 1876.
Cotton q.Is.; midaling loe low pddng ss; gssd s,
los sssd ssa5.Ty s,a.. 4 s Net receipts aaSs S.ls'
'-''' ''','' ~ Wmarsoros, n. O., Oct 10. 1870
changed. Tar quiet AT 81 So.
Flour unchanged; sales 600 bbs Whea. unchanged;
sales No. Milwaakee club, 81 "a No white MiehEan
Western mixed At ssc harley hrmer: sales of 10000
sasss; Ssnsas ssrr soo9 eass' do
changed Milfeed unchanged Canal freghts UNCHANGED
barley
Barley. 5000 bushels; lumber. 74iooo feet Railroad
go BUR- BUFFALO ,e Oct 4ls 70 1870
G 4 bis. @ y bushels; Va = SSSSss
% BY canal nal 70 @ l7sos Sushss wheat
s ssSS as rss ssos Fiou1absn.aa i.I5
quiet; quiet held firm; sale. Of eo5o ea.Ssl: ohisas.
i%Ss Ss.n ssat sss s:
and steady: sales 1900 bushels No. Western 5lc.
100 do low mi xcd Toledo at &c. 5000 do No. In lots at
52c Oats and ryeNo sales Barley in fair dsmand sales
bushels Canada the 95c 1000 do at
s3c Malt-Light trade demand; prices unchanged.
Seeds-Nothing doing; unchanged Pork and lard
changed; only light trade demand. Hghwines-Light
sales; prices Canal eights firm at yesterdays
rates-Corn, 7c; wheat. Izc. ryo TIC. tolls included
TOLEDO, Ocx TO- 1875.
Flour steady Wheat steady; No white Wabash. 81 ~:
No. white Michigan, 81 IT: No. do 81 lO extra do,
81 ~ amber Michigan, spot and October 81 1871 kovem
$i l4 October 81 Is; November 81 III No. Dayton
and Michigan red 81 4 No 3red 81 OSM; rejected rsd
ST. OF; No amber Illinois. 81 24x. Corn dull lower
high mixed 4Ss low do, Ale; grade 4oc Oats dull
No. 2. 32c white, $780,, Michigan, 33c kecepts-9
-four 1900 bushels wheat 80 OOO do corn 1900
do. Shpments-l3OO bbls. -four 1000 bushels whoa
- 900 do. corn. $500 do. oats.
Flour ncnninslly unchanged Wheat strong and higher
opened weak and lower, closed firm at inside figures
No. Chicago spring, 81 OF 81 0S; No. do, Il 07
81 Ola 81 O77s November 81 90 81 O9 December
No. Chicago spring. &c. 97ac; rejected, 79c $50
unsettled; opened weak and loves: closed nm At
side prices. No. 433ac cash 431c November; rejected
Axe Oats dull and shade lower; $50 s3sc cash; ssc
ley unsettled and lower; Sic. cnsh;J S4hc. November
Pork quiet but steady; SIG rs, cash; SIG SIS
Sl6 90 October; Si5 l2h SIS 10 all the year. Lard
steady and unchanged Bulk meats easier; shoulders 7c
wbiskey steady and unchanged Reccpt-Flour, II 900
bills wheat ss 900 bushels sosdoo do oats eSooo
$500 bhis wheat, " 900 bushels corn, 174OoJ do. oats
81 rye 5000 do barley, 2S 900 do the
noon call Of the Board Wheat lower: 81 06M October
81 07L 81 O7sx November. Corn, Nc lower Oats
changed. Pork hrner; Sis 65 October $io 2s Norem-
ber Lard unchanged.
The New York herald., 1876-10-11
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The continuation Of the examination OF Mr.. VILLAS
Butler Duncan In the bankruptcy proceeding was ad
iourned from yesterday until Saturday next
The New York herald., 1876-10-11
IROPEAN MARKET
FIN ANCHAI4.

LONDON Or MARKKr-L0xDoN Oct. l0-Evening.-Lin-
seed oil 26s I'd, per