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The Red Cloud chief., 1876-07-06

WE don't like Tilder. That's fiat.
Uncle Sammy made a cheap reprta-
ton as a reformer by ~squealing on his
friends after he had made his pile.
Hendricks is a good man, standing on
a fair square record, and assisted by
no political clap trap. If Hendricks
could be elected without dragging the
whole democratic party after him We
shouldn't feel Is if there were any
great danger sasad. But the success
of Hendricks means q democratic ad-
minislration, and that disaster, divine
Columbia forefeud. Theirs azs good
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Letter From Sleawooi.

GLENwOOD. June 18th, 1876.
Ed. CHIEF Sir, Perhaps a few
words from this part Of the county
would be worthy Of comment. VIII
say that the bold hand of industry
prevails throughoug our community.
Cast your eye in any direction you
choose, you will see the farmers busily
engaged in the ~cornfelds, and yet the
breaking plows are still turning the
sod. Considering the short favorable
season for good breaking this year,
there has been much done both in
Glenwood and Harmony, and should
We have another rain soon, there VIII
be considerable more broke this sea-
son.. The crops throughout our COM
munity are very fair, and the various
kinds are romising to be a fair yield.
Some, perhaps late sowed crops, are
rather short ; but the showers of last
Saturday has favored these crops, aud
in fact all are Frightening up with a
thrifty golden color. A year ago now
We wer all plagued TO desperation with
the potato bugs, June bugs, and not
a few grasshoppers. | sec nothing of
the kind as yet this season. Where
are they all gone to? Nor yet do |
hear of any complaint. | ain not
troubled with any devastating eaters,
are you!
There has been considerable emmi-
grafton both to Glenwood and Eiar-
mony precincts, this season. Several
located in the south eastern part of
Harmony, all from Friedrich county.
Va, and many more is expected this
fail. III are good enterprising citizens
of both might and means. Mr.. Edi-
tor, should you see any parties seeking
good grain raising farms, send them
to either o: both of these named pre-
cincts. 1t is already acknowledged by
both the residents of Red Cloud and
the Republican valley, tina. this is the
best farming part CT Webster county.
Quite q. sensation occurred here
lately. Firstly, as [ my name it,
from nothing. Nothing from nothing
leaves nothing. But long tongues,
plenty of wind, and secondly from the
establishment of post Office at MI. |.
CoWley's, located on Sec. 6, Town 5
range ii west, called Catherton post
office. Friends, let me. say to you 10
regard to the tranquility. were there
any unpeighbor.y feeling agitatel
amongst you, either by malice or ove:-
bearing severity, think naught OF
either. Remember We are all created
equal and in a free country, and with
free homes. Again l say. bury all past
luminosity and hard feelings toward
each other as pe;ehbers, let by gou Q
be- by-gcnes. Jeiu hands with each
other, and let ycur future be, do as
you would like to be done by. Now
friends, in regard to this new post
Office. Each and every settler sur
rounding the same. fully knows tbs.
they will be materially benefited by
the office. and all of whom will see the
day when it was to their interest to
sustain it, and furthermore that it will
be conducted strictly to the laws and
regulations Of the post office depart
ment. Yours as ever.
MACK.
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About forty persons were poisoned
in Beatrice last Sunday, 18th inst,
with Ice Cream. They have all re-
covered, however, although not with,
out a serious alarm on the part OF the
good people Of Beatrice. The poison
was thought to be in the vanilla. Mr..
Fisks the manufacturer of the Ice
Cream, together with his wife was one
of the sufferers.
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Gall for Meeting Of Republican State Gen.
tral Committee.

The members of the Republican
State Central Committee are hereby
called to meet at the Commercial Ho-
tel in Lincoln. on Wednesday the 26th
day of July. 1916, at 2o'ciock p. NJ,
for the purpose Of completing the or
ganiz .tion Of the Committee, ard
transacting such other business as may
properly come before the same.
JAMES w. DAWES,
Chairman.
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WILL the nomination Of Hendrio

WILL the nomination Of Hendricks
. Cor Vice President secur lDd;a2s!
Insults are not apt to win favor unless
!. be among democrats. The nomlna'
,.S of Blaine for Vice President
s,aId NOT have tickled the fancy OF
.ase Republicans.
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We tried 10 find some cloluent
speeches in ,heproceeiings Of the las,
Convention, something Ike lngersoil's
ringing panegrsric on Blaine. But
We we're disappointed. There were
plenty of orators, too. But no subjects,
no men whcn 10 extol would not he a
hurIe.nue
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Official Directory.
CONGRESSIONAL

CONGRESSIONAL.
A :. Tad eek Beitrice. Us Senator.
-. Hitchcock. omaha, [. Senator.
Lorenzo Croupse- Representative.
EXECUTIVE.
81 4 CARRIER. Governor. Lincoln.
Bruno Tzschuck. Sec. of State.
j. Weston. Lincoln, Auditor.
j. &. M:Bride. Treasurer.
Geo. ii. Roberts. ATTY Gen.
J. VI. Mckenzie. Lincoln. Sup. Pub Instruc.
JUDICIARY.
Gao. B. Lake, Omaha, GhiefJ ~sstice.
DIntGanft. NebraskaCity,l ..soa. Inc
San1 Maxwell. PlatsmOuthJ "
WEBSTER COUNTY.
J. A. TaIieys, County Clerk.
=. II. Jones, Treasurer.
+. W. Tulleys. Probate Judge.
u. G.. Bill, Sheriff.
y. ). Glib an, School Sup't.
c G.. Coon, Coroner.
w l.. Thorn. County Surveyor
q. w Ball,
Y. Natteson. p County Commission ers.
J. II. Hobart
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TILDEN is said to be worth s., 600
900 and it is charged that a fair share
of his immense wealth has been used
to secure his nomination.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-07-06

TIE Convention at st. Louis tax.
the same stand on money matters as
dill the Cincinnati Convention. So
there is no Issue there.
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BY order of State Central Commit
tee.
{. +. Iost, Sec. G.. II. Gere,. Chm.
Lincoln, March Sth. 1876.
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bas AbtS-g .Hp[isftFbS'1 Va ls1Ss.
class
CATTLE.
Thorough Brei Cattle.
Beet tull ) years o!i and over s. o.
II best go
Best bull > years cid aud under 3 ~
II best 200
Best BAH year OLD and under , 3 %
ii best 80
Best bull calf 200
n bes, 90
Best coz 5 years old aud over 500
p best $50
Best COW > years old and under ; 1 %
"a best 200
Best heifer | year old and under > 3 tn
II best 80
Best heller calf 200
u best 90
Best COW and calf 800
q best 81
" ' ~
80
~
~
Best bull | year old and under 2n
~ host | nm
''
Jun ~
>,
0' '"'
~" '''' ~ ~ u"A0
~ VI" VIZ "
D' W.
-,
Nv
IT, n rI.on Rein
- a. uu,,n,l ST.. m.a,o
C;.SS?
sv,,r
pJo,1 Cb;u, Macao
r.. ,oorI ,oo
-, r., IA
u, month. on.,a
., oon
"a best 100
Best pair pins under G months old | 80
"a best -
Best sow and litter Of pigs net over
month, old 30n
81 hest ..-I
BERKSHIRE { chester WHITE.
Same as c5ore.
AWARDING COMMITTEE
John Laverty, Batin precinct. /
James Allabaugh, Walnut Creek
Sam'l King, Oak Creek
CLASS,
surr.
Ros, b,,oL - "a
% Io., IN
Best eve any age 100
ID best 80
DO, AooL, ofrot ,oss ,bon5 m
II best zoo
u,,rr u,har, IA. crooL
n n M;,,;,,- u,r
Iu,-,a RI Gil, DBL
r.. ST.. -.
ri ,rr
,.
80
=" ".'
IL oes
' ''" o00
~ oN
neSt PAIR "ucAS w
'oNNirlth'
IL. ii. Luce, lnayale. "A. Scott, Har-
inoHy. q. IL. Leach, neu Sioul.
GLASS o.
BEST quality an1 yield OF white
wheat, not less than D acres. 81 90
I'd best.......-..... .......... ....2 20
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Minutes Of the Meeting Of the + Republican
Central Committee, held a: Rai Cloud,
July Isl, 1875.

sA3sAsSs y va S6SSs4AS VI Vac SsS -iUS@4S6u
Central Committee, held a: Rsi Cloud,
July Isl, 1875.
Met pursuant to call. Present, L.
q. Parker, Guide Rock; John Law
erty, Batin.; Charles Buschow, Pots
dam ; q. p. Gather. Harmony w.
}. Vance, Inavale. On motion w.
j. Vance Was appointed Secretary.
The following resolutions We're
adopted:
Resolved That the Republican cleo
tors of Webster county be called to
send delegates from their respective
ptecincts to meet in convention at Red
Cloud, on Saturday, Sept. ID, 1876,
at | O'Clock p. m, fer the purpose Of
e.ecting delegates to tie State and
: material Convention, aud nominal
ing a Representative and County Com.
missioner and such other business as
my properly come before it.
Resolved. That the representation
lie. one delegate for each 20 voters or
r,.ajar fraction thereof, and delegates
vpora opnorfiono1 nc coilo-s
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On motion, w. +. Thorne was re-
Qlested to act as q member of the
Central Committee for Glerwood.
On motion, adjourned.
+ U. PARKER, w. J. Vance,
Chairman. Secretary.
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n Rel Cloud. Nob at their 0 1 stand.
'Tis dciehtih to sec What t.cy have OF
hand.
Ttey have a ,Grfiy II may truly be -aii
O! ,hrf which IL H,olf.i for the living or
dead.
They haze bei-,ead.. c-aa'es. table, rhaIrs
sofa. bureaus. and all kind II sr.t ware
Cub-. lounge. --'t' g.. and ur'irc's,- too
Which Tor all kinds folk ami ases wIlI
DO.
They have wagons AMI horses tor children to
sell.
which will please wisc. and babies exceed
IuEly well.
They ? y cash for these thi-g- aal select
them with care.
And will sell them ~ cheap A. Anyone dare
Md we sav To you all, both young and Oh
They'll not refuse greeutacks. silver or gold
We invite ali our friends and neizttors %
call.
Ard they doubtless siIl find they deal fairly
with all.
IF you come. do th.nkyou can certainly bu.
A no one can say The Ir.oe T. too L sa.
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n best " whip.
Best management. of horses in ha,-
ne-,, Carriage whip.
Il best Diploma
Best management Of horse IN har-
ness Carriage whip.
u best Diploma.
AWARDING COMMITTEE
X. Il Fulton, Walnut, Creek precinct.
w. ". Brewer. Red Cloud
Francis Snow, GIeuxooi
Dan Ross, Superintendent of class.
GLASS;
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I. asss 's o s s. S. 'ss s;ss.
4o.-5-.
c., sAsAssan. April y, 1916
ports eoast~lse, ISL sales. ST. Stock. 3a.ass
,'nanLssToS. April ~. 1870
sas. 100 s.o sI's :!.s"' lie Set receipts ''o bales
oswnso. April y 1875
y = 70, smber winter. 81 :, ~ white double
s. M w M"ss ,sas . ss 81 sAs,. ae Niehssn At
Michigan 81 -. Corn uneaanged Farley qaet aud nom-
Mi ssas1"rs 81 snipaa ss %iaaii"s. SO Co. ' Us
per ton Railroad freix,s TO Boston, 5n. New
r...,.y,r -nn,. , ns,'s 4. !. Ar! z ls.a
', "s.. fls a. sSI.ey sso as rye 10
corn " "a oass 500 d" Marley 10, do ys
s Fsas sss su and ! ssi Sss and private sS
Ss so e. No. Do: 20 private e. 90 q" "
s term. Cor, a. Il sale. s
5c ec On track cnr old Ut o,c.. ~ store Oats mac
usaaa on private terms Pork ea and easier AZ VS.
for heavy mess Lard dull at liirc Highwnes inactive
Torrpo April l.. 1875
Mas.s ~ & N Slh white Ms s. ~ H. no &
u o. 81 red sinsr ii 49, May WI Il a rejected lake
My Sc: June 5is " a Kansas. ~ Ns d. sy
s It." aa al" san =: s,sas ~. "s' ss but
100 Dbl. ienr 500 b.she. wheat ~ 20 4" corn 400
lis.ooo do. corn. - % do. outs.
IHIrAGo. April ~, 1876
Flour quiet ana unchanged Wheat unsettled. gen
orally lower y. Chicago spring - bid. ~ n asked.
Way u c,s.. June So ) do So ste s,c rs,ee,sd.
7Sc. 7s'ac. Corn duh and shade lower; NJ NJ 45c
tied b. scn.sl'y lever; No. strictly r',h :ia spot;
Barley inry AID shade higher: as'r SPOT: Gtc.
May. Pork steady and arm S.a 10 ~. ~, spot and
isri Arm. but not quo!aby higher xis ~ Spot: si3aa
meats steady and unchanged whiskcy steady at 81 o.
Eeceipts-Fiour. 5000 bhis: wheat, 24,up bushels:
DO shipnsn.s- Flour s1 Q hbi- wheat 500 bushels;
an call Of the Board. wheat hrm and higher,
81 ois 81 m May ~ O5 June Corn quiet but steady
4Ts May asa July. Oats quiet and unchanged Pork and
lard unchanged.
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Tns yoRgrGS MARKET.

Tng voRgiGx MARKET.
During the past week the financial reports from
Europe have been significant Up TO the present hour
they indicate great depression in securities which
have heretofore been the iavorcs of the market At
London We note heavy decline Turkish Egyptian,
Peruvian and like stocks. Al PARIS foreign securities
were pressed for sale and closed at lower prices At
Berlin there was very unsettled feeling the Boursc
Vienna there was a panicky feeling in home funds
bank and railway shares. Doubtless the agitation OF
the Eastern question has something to do with tho
existing weakness; but tho great failures that have
occurred and tho further liquidation which Is cx
pcctcd arc likewise producing their influence ON Lon
don credit and leading up 10 events which may DO felt
at not distant day in country. II is roughly
tmatod that the losses in Turkish, Egyptian and Pc
ruvian securities amount TO $500, 000, 900.
Thirysix thousand pounds OF bullion have Como into
the Bank OF England on balance to-day. Consols ad-
vanced to o. GIG for money and 9lss for account !;
67 bonds, 100 1905, tcnforty bonds, 1861 1855
new avsa 1859 Erie, 1dA 1922 Erie preferred
27a74L In Paris rcntcs declined TO 65f Exchange
on London 25E 2lc Bar silver has risen to 537sd per
ounce
INVESTMENT SHARES.
In investment shares New York Central has been
Jersey Central 1929 Pittsburg and Fort Wayne 1851
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western, 1885, Rock
Island 1861 105; Illinois Central 90; Harlem, ll0
Delaware and Hudson Canal, 1l6 ll5%; Wells Fargo
Express. SO S6s American Express, Obs; Adams
los; Producers and Petroleum, los.
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
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NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY APRIL ls ls7e-TRPLE SHEET

5lf Boston, $50 fhilaiepha. H. Total Gf5' bales is
day last week. 1854 bales This day last year. aI bates
Total since September 3sis34 bales Cotton ffeishis
closed ~ foliows:To in,rs by steam. c.. eupcssrd
=. hamburg. BY steam &C. compressed 20 bsemsn sy
STEAM compressed To Liverpool by steam, ID. ny
sail iad. 9-i.d. Market
fLouE pGRAiSi;eceipts-Flou ~. $40 bb!s wheat.
etD Bushels: meal ISL bhls and 7J7 sasks oats.
Tao bushels corn. 1855 do barley malt i4I DE- me
sales were 1859 tbs. Including state. Western and
SOUTHERN AT the annexed quot snns Corn meal sold 70
the extent OF $50 bbls $3 ~ 50 IS for Brands~ine
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALvxsroS. Apr ~, 1876.
Cotton dull; dding Z. &c middlng. nae. rood
ordinary iOtsc Net rccepgs sh, baics Exports
wise. LIS. sales. 49, stecx. $500
INV ORLEANS April ". 1875.
Cotton In fnr demand: m,ddling. l2@sc how mdding
good ordinary. lvsc Net receipts, LOS bales
1861 EAlSts-Jo treat britain. 3.s5 20 France. esi
eoastwise. .,-lS Sales, S.rp stock. 22U.ua3
NonfLl. ArrH ~. ls7J
Cotton weak; mi ding. Ils.c i1,As., low mddlns.
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT oUIsT-YuruIEs
sTEADy-FLoUR QUIET-wHEAT FIRM
CORN QUIEr--oATs FIRMER-wHIsKKY
QuIET-PoRK DULL-LARD AcTIvE-PETRo-
LEUM SoMINAL-sPIRITs TUEPENTISE Low
ER-RosIS QUIEr-oILs QUIET YRxIGHTs
QUIET-CoFFKE sTEADy-sUGAR STRONG.
WEDNESDAY, April 12-6P. N.
on 'Change -four quiet. Wheat moderately
active and nrm. Corn quiet. Oats a shade
Grmer. whiskcy quiet. Pork and lard were active
Frcights werc quiet Cotton on tho spot quiet
Futures steady. Coffee was quiet but steady.
Naval stores quiet. Oils were also quiet Pctro-
leum was dull and nominal. Sugar was strong.
CorrgE-For Brazis the market was quiet, but
steady. We note sale OF 900 bags Santos, OK
Donati, on private terms. Mid coffee was quiet We
quote Ordnary carsoes, Ice ie.c; fair do, iss.c.
isc good do. lsi4c Isizc rmc do. iss4c 10c
range for lots l6c -o santos, fair good lssc
ls1c gold. ninety days. Java. government bags. re
24c do. mats re 25c; singapore do. lssc.
ceyion, i7lsc. zee Maracabo lie Isi,c. La
guayra. IKE Isle jamaica 1Gisc. 1sc. 81. Do
he 80 &C.; Macassar. Isle. lvisc; Mexican, lie
lie. Manila, lie lsc AngoStura, s7c. lsc Savxra
lie. u 1~c.. turacaR, lOc. n lie
CorToS.-1he mosket the spot quiet
uncnanged FUTURES closed steady The closing
day compare with Tuesdays closing prices ss oilows.
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ANOTHER CENTENARIAN GONE.

On Monday Hrs. Hannah Randolph, aged 100 years,
died iu this city. She viii DO buried to-day A. three
O'Clock, from the house OF Mr.. John Atw, No l
Charlton street. the body to be deposited in vault in
81. Luke's church, situated in Hudson street. Mrs.
Randolph WAS credited with being ninety-nnc years Of
age last summer and her faculties were then clear and
renamed nearly until tho last. The deceased was
very worthy lady. and IL Is supposed her death was
simply the result Of old ngc. The memory or Mre
Randolph was remark ably good and, like most persons
who huve attained such advanced age in this coun
Try she was iond OF recalling "reminiscences of tho
Revolutionary She remembered General WASH
ngt0n, and had repeatedly expressed desire TO i've 10
SEQ the Centennial Exhibition IL Is supposed large
crowd will attend the funeral
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Government bonds closed nrmcr, in sympathy with
gold at the following quotations United States
rcncy sixes 1876 l26s do. do 1881, registered, 1919
1915 do do, do, coupon, 1874 1925; do co.,
1865 registered ll4.s 1l5 do do, do coupon, lis
49,; do do, do, new, registered, 110ls 49, do
do, do, coupon, 1l9H ll9l4 do. do, 1867, regis
tered, 1914 1914 do. do. do, coupon, l2li4 12l,s
do do, 1865. registered, 1928 133t; do do do,
coupon 1928 1884,; do tcn-forties registered l177s
a ll5ts; do. do, coupon, 1854 1lsH; do hves,
1851 registered ll7as 49, do do, do, coupon, lls.
1855.
SHARES
Bank shares sold at 10l,s for Central National and
so Tor Republic. The latest bids America, $50;
Central National, 1olia; City, 800; Commerce. III;
First National 200 Fourth National, -; Importers
and Traders 19s; Merchants Exchange, 95; Metro
politan, 40; Nassau. 104; New YORK, 1885, Ninth
National, 50; Park, 40; Republic. 70; State OF Now
York, 40; Union. 145.
STATE BONDS.
State bonds were dull New York coupon bounty
loan sold at 1O4s, Missouri OF 1877 at l02, and
North Carolina Funding act OF 1865 IL. Sales OF
District OF Columbia 3-05s were made at o0,s.
STATES TREASURY
The Assistant Treasurer paid to-day $4,000 gold
on account oil interest S12 900 IN redemption OF
$40 bonds
The Treasury balances at the close Of business to-day
we.c-Currency, $1,000 900; coin s75 500 000 cortia
Gates s3l, ZOO. Bank notes received for redcmp-
ton to-day, $500 00o customs receipts sl00 600 rev.
enuc receipts 5000, 0oo
GOOD FRIDAY.
The joint resolution Of Congress making Friday next
1lh nst legal holiday. applies only tho District
OF Columbia and probably also that day this year
only the object the resolution being to give the
government employees opportunity Of attending tho
unwilling OF the Lincoln monument The day was
selected for this ceremony account OF being tho
anniversary OF the murder OF Mr. Lincoln-Good Friday
falling this year. In 1896, on the 14th of April
The London Stock Exchange viii be closed on Friday
and on Monday next. Efforts being made 10 make
a holiday OF Good Friday in our own Exchanges.
MEMORANDA
The tcers appointed TO receive and canvass the bal
lots for election OF the Committee OF Purchase and
Reorganization OF tho Chesapeake aud Ohio Railroad,
report tho result as folows:--
Amount of first gage SIX per cent bonds
voted. ~, 9O4, SOO
Amount ofseyen per cent bonds voted. 10 ABS OU0
The following gentlemen are elected the commit
tec:--A A. Low, John Castrec, C. y. Huntington. A.
:. Hatch and Isaac Davenport, Jr.
The following Is the statement OF Wells, Fargo
Co OF the Of tgold silver received
nj shipped from San Francisco for the FIRST quarter
rS-r
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we're IN Morris and Essex consolidated nrsts Mt 100 and
in the Pacific issues l05 Tor Union rsts 100 for land
grants sl for sinking funds and 1917 for centrals.
Chicago and Northwest consolidated coupon gold bonds
sold at 9a,s 92s. and Detroit, Monroe and Toledo
nrsts at l0lis Sales Of Now York Central skies OF
1858 we're made 1861 lo6 long dock bonds at
rho MARA flo L.
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETS.

Totals. ...-............. 2.7s3 10 $50 400 5000
slow several herds held over for future sale
ssasea from =: re per d. weights q. sws AZ eve
ID y. AZ s.SiIs'h street yards r g Eastman .l ler
steers At Ole S.e per IT,, weigh, e~,: ii""s
..esr. a Zoe .oe per y. wsIsh. u es, Io, Ill,no..
S:y S.S ca "a: !: :..:
81 Illinois steers 81 lie lac per H. weight 81 e.i Sic
h. wris s~s. Darrh.rd Merit, sold for A. & Non.
weight Ss % IS so e. w'' IT, .. s s
ewt = nS' sssrs :. insie per IL WEIGHT ew; +
steers &c. per ~, weight cwt. 81 Illinois, ut
O. per b with iraeton on H.. weight ~ ew Tor
sse oa ar Morris w"ssI ss = i%o. Steers a.
Weight r. Sssa yos 'Hs .o sss 81 pei
o. pc, hsa ws q Y's .9 ri s %s.s
=, ~, Z, e @ s psr y r. Sss.
.s s.s nss';s : 'si lid &
per- weights bel ' sale
r. sd k Sss :" ;.s
steers ~, ss'ss =. s.ns5 q "a, ss ss,S
soid lcr DAVIS iss Missouri sss!s lie psr IT,
ssss sssa wsss %ss
s o. s"s II ss'ss
as iS T.,I ps III rss'. sss, a ,. = psasy
weight a IL @ xssa fasr o. .oi sfi To- Ss.ss
sn s": a;ss ss.: % ",s Vel Ss q weight
snryr AND LAssS--gradc slow and several loads Of
sheep held unsvld Sheep sold as.tc. W.
sprimg lambs ~ iixc per H. Judd duck sold
Dhio sheep weight 1920 bs.. 1c per ID; held
lambs weight .i,o ID. a. isss No. 80 Illinois sheen
weight Gfsu ba. at SIC H. Hume Elliott sold lUf
Ohio sheep weight ~ los per HAL ~ ~ 10 cwt ~
Onto sheep. weight .. lbs per head sc per 10. 1913
Ohio sheep weight "a ibs. per head 5s4r. per IL.
MILcn Cows-irad stow quality inferior, prces $50 =
$50 per he Ad calves included.
vfALs AsD CALvxs--Dn a light run Of smooth quality
yeas trade has been slow 1T DC 1Otc ID. Conrse
per H.
asko d pcr h.
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ADVANCE AND DECLINE
The changes closing prices compared with those Of
40 fnlloSa.-

ADVANCE AND DECLINE.
The changes in closing prices compared with those OF
yesterday iollows-
ADVANCE Hannibal, ~; do. preferred, X; Illinois
Central, y; Lake Shore, u Northwestern common,
u OHIO and Mississippi, ~; Pacific Nail, "a; Land
and Petroleum, IL; St Paul, "a; do. preferred, q ;
Western Union, "a gold. u.
DEcLISK.-Ncw York Central y Eric, =; Michigan
Central New Jersey Ccnsra Ia Rock Island. ~
sTArIoSARy.-Atlantic and Paciuc preferred At
Missouri Pacific, Northwestern preferred, Panama,
Quicksilver Wabash and Union Pacific
rnK MONEY MARKET
Money was supplied nj and ga per cent Dis
counts are unchanged. and Tor prime paper continue
10 rate at AZ and per cent Tho following wero the
rates OF exchange ON New York NJ the aforementioned
cities to-day :--savannah and Charleston. Unchanged
Cincinnati steady, Zoe a 81 premium; New Orleans,
commercial, par 1-32; bank. "a; Chicago s5c.
premium; s. Louis s5c. 90c premium. Exchange
aas arm. Prime sterling asking rates. ASIA and AGO.
SeIling rates, 4s0.s 4s7 and 4svh aAs9s<; reich
marks aSs. s5ss and 90. %; cables, sos yo5s;
prime Paris 6l5 5.l2t,
rnE MARKET
Gold opened at 1l3 ll3ls, with the final
sales at i13L The rates paid Tor carrying were y,
!, 81, 4and per cent Loans also made Hat
aud NJ Ter cent for borrowing. The market
during the afternoon quito animated
IN 10 ueva
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-13

lie iise good ordinary ioisc l0sc. Net receipts,
S5 bales Exports coastwise. 4 Sales. x51 stock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-13

>tnincd-Uc,d ordinary I3IUc; strict good ordinary
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