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, 1876-10-05

Withdrawn from storc on Tuesday fos city
consumption: l.003 bu wheat, 1,09l bu corn,
o20 bu oats, !, sol bu rye.
The following grain was InspcctcA into store in
thls CITY on "wednesday morning: car No. =
white winter whcat, car No. red do, cars No.
rcd, u cars No. 2 N. " wheat, 10 enrs No. l
spring. 1i0 cara No. do, OJ cara No. y do, 20
cara rOtecto1 do 3 cars no grudu (1Hi ,vheae};
N cars and 200 bu h1Gl,-mixcd corn, 3OB cars
and 80, 700 bu No. do, h3 carr and u, 900 bu ~.
jcetcd do, cars no grads t57a corn) cars white
oats, IL cars and =, 900 bu M. 2 do, 81 cays
rejected do, . cars no qrade $50 oats>; Q cars
no. / rye, "a cara No. 2 do, 8 cara so]ectoI do
(a5 ryu); oa ours No. 2 barloy. VI cars No. Is
do, II casa'rojcctcd do tl:l barlcy). Total {, ,osa
cars}, a07, 600 hut. Inspected ont: III, o3O bu
wheat, 40, la0 hn corn, III, 500 bu oaia, GJO In
rye. 4, o30 bu barley.
Chicago IL c1rioua1y represented In tho Packers
Convention now In sesston at indianapolis. The
number Of packers who hayc gone from this city Is
5000. Possibly somc ata!A away because lhcy lid
not wish 10 bo mistaken for Democratic Wat.vet,
cEans; hut II IL suspected that the principal reason
why our packers hold aloof IL the fact TINT tho
packers OF tho country hays not kept their
promise to report stocks, etc. It has now
beoh an agreement Of two years. standing
that tho mombers OF Tho National shouId
furnish Information thut would enable the secre-
taly 10 compile statistics which tbs tree could 70.
&Aau ~ Ia4AMpkthys 3au aHIoutlcnb uaA peSn kept
1n ]ughanlls sort Of way. The probability now
u that tho Chicago packers will attend 10 their own
husnoss md lot the packers OF other places act ~
they may please. without let Or hindo.uncs.
TIa lcaling produce marknts were excited yes.
teraay, mud Irregular. Tho war news was
the disturbing element. EARLY dispatches
announced tho existeuce OF very bel.
Agetent attitude on tho part Of Rassla, and The
markets advancc nader It, The later news was OF
moro paclac character, and accompanied by 70
posts OF IN adyance IN Drittsh consols, with an
easlof feeling In the gold market OF this country,
md pF'cea weakened, falling on to opening hguses
Tho chief excitement was In wheat and
corn. which wero the subjects Of good deal
more telcsraphsnH than uaNas. and tue day was
haEsest hoats for tho brokers. 4 few xuspenatons
wci" rtpuiiaa 'n wt",t rircles. nnlst raptA calls
, 1876-10-05


DltOOht. .coNN-was Ia fair request tho ,ower grades
being irm, owng to small offerings, The receipts ars
Increasing anu consist mostly Of fair to choice rorn
ChoIcc hurl, &c; medium hutl, red tippcd so
bhet Rrecn brush, with hurI enough TO work II, no
GHct rcd Tipped with do. 4IsAo; grrch euyers and
iuside sko; rpd tippcd do, a.1ntc. inside l.r1,sh.
n13kcs neliuu to Ohosce stalk brald 4G5c, ipiuE.or
heusll. sGlj&e. crauEei l0. :.:ttc.
nEaGS-E1HgFn ncdluma were quoted arM At u 80
lA1 per lu And nRylcs II u .Bsssl TO- Tle offerings
DuTfElt-Thoru waa an active and fairly 1rM ulur.
kct for thla staple Although tho shipping demand Il
loss urgent than horctotorv tho requirements Of tho
ado sufficient IL aLsorb thu current rccatpts ant
" long ~ s II tbs easa tlctc lot likely 10 10 say
very pronounced srt1kaHs In yalyos. We continue 10
quite folows: Choice 10 extra yellow, 17l3cs ME-
dlum to good gradua :o4S:Aci inferior " common 10
0l6o.
demand for grsIu bags sud fairy uctlys onc for
gunntcs. Nuslaps and wool sacks weFu neglected.
Wequota. Stark \. 3aHus reerlesa. IA, :2cs Low.
itton. a03ic. Moataup. 2tha, Ontario. I'D, Amert*
baRs, and but, l4s,sc; guualcs. augls, lsH3l4}Sa
tg. double. 2lGs3ic.
coopgIiA0E-rackeu are buying the barrel. and
tteTcea Uttered At tho quoted prce4. coopcrs' atock
iisrSss. i2S3 vi xhGk; 5istSi:. sis$sis .tsTss
a.S s1 WSSy Msy S S;,n
s 1s'p 81 of Ut ssss Il SSsS.
.GliEEsE-Th.. market st! :hox. eon,idsran.e
s i se ss.
eGeste4 Il !lsl2he for 9ol 10 Gest grades. and ~
IT, Rass r Il sanssso xets unsettled sops
III sxaS eESx s III stitch ssa
srs essIstly e1tinx tas rasss ~: W NJ tor What
G7so; d. Tauss. II soe177s; llssLars. sdV: sanaeI
, 1876-10-05
LIVE STOCK.

AUe"''F7'fFfFtsF FFs'F'F'F'ftt 6V'*e7 Vtsfo ssts
1t WA rnmored ~ tho yArds yesterday that DAya &
Co.. prominent cattle dealcrs Of boston. had failI.
Two or three Chicago dealers are understood 10 bu
among thu sufferers.
CATTLE-neyond tho fact that lharc WA increased
activity In the trale the Rcnern situation wa unn-
proved. Tho iupy was liberal and Of poor quality,
white tho tone Of ayiccs from the East not whit
favorable thuH on tho two nrceedIug days. that
any improvement Ia prtcca here wAa slmry out Of tho
question: NUt uny tlIcra increased attendance
ofbuyers, but individual purchases were gen
tcae than for soma days presioas not far from
Up head changing hands Sales hzd range Of 81. %
ness accomplished 1t o. 3asb1. % for ttockerr,
butehcrs stuff. aud Texas through cattle. and 81
44Of fot 10 vood shipping bcaycs OF tic days
tyaubfcis Gregory, Cooley Co. reported tho sails IN
luts ot o hrud principally ut s24o3 " for Tex4np,
md u 81 for natives Prominent aa1oa wcrn
~ hend At $3.50 by St. john brown, and 80 head "
s. ~ BY Conoysr ila!. vsals HeFc plenty At o. 20
ts5.n! i0t inferior to sxera qualities. The AaFkgt
cip4ult toad
, 1876-10-05

F0REIGN CITIES,
Hnecf0I rifuatch Ia In6 ltrihhnR


gpecfot Difpaseh 10 The Tribune.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. ALL =. u.-Fsour-No. !, 24s:
NJ. 9, 12s0 Cd.
Observation-Disclosures. No. 1. o. ii, No. o o. Sd,
spring, No. I. o. 8dt No. 2, Dl} white, No. !,
l0s II; No. T. d Hi; club, No. J, los cd; No. = 10s
Id. corn-No I. 1GA, No, = a5s Dd.
frortslons-p0rk. sos Lard. Cir.
LtvKnrooL. Oct. 4-Lateat. C0ffon-Afsrket dull
and casor; at1G6d; sales speculation and
export, 2.DOo. American, 4.6O0.
observation-disclosures wlto wheat average o. lid
11od 2ds do Club los 2d@ios 8dt rcd wctcrn uprtng
01abos Hli rcd Western winter, o. 6daps7d- Flour
Western canal, 2.s 0l&c4. Corn-Wcstern mixcd,
23a 0i925a. oats-Ancslcau, 3s15s 81. barley
American, - ID. rcaa-Cannlan, 371 ID.
Cvortr Setd-Amorican. oOss55s.
Frorffons-aiess pork. 80s. Primo rntsA bcef 7oA
Chccae-FInc American. bls. Lard-Amertcan b5s.
Dacon-Lon9 clear, 4o.; abort clear, tos,
Td'to,r-Ftno American, 41s gl.
Fstroseum-splrtts. lis u, renned. 18s sdalas,
L.ns<ed 0ii-2gla0s III.
Rssin-Common O., pale, 14a.
Epfs4ts 7ArptrfinA-25a
ANTWERP, Oct. 4.-Etttolsum-4oa
, 1876-10-05

Ino amount or assessmcnss levied on mining
s sashs IN n San M s9ahs.sso IN sepsembur was moro
INN. ."a'. s!.ooo wv: tn's u ~ 10 expended On
~. .~eh.ysmlae hscs 'nr taelf development, and Ia
'hc alAt u LUG year. except that IN June.
TIE HspEAfTloS AGENCY.
An on,cla' report makes tho expenses OF tho
Ch,tcu htntes redemption Agency for tho ycar
endeu Juno 5O 117t, S3h5, lO3 31, Tho ngrrr.
cato oxPenuos OF tue agency for tho ycar woru q
little moro than onc-aftl OF l por cent upon the
amount ASSORTED mud charged To tho banks, against
two.nlntl,s Of por cent for the preceding year.
, 1876-10-05
PROVISIONS.

moo 00PR0DUCTa-Wero IN fair demand for this aea.
&ou Of tho year and afer though without an import.
ant adya4ga In prtccs TAs market VIA very steady,
u compared wish grain. Hogs wete quoted stronger
chtoay on heavy RFadca and oher markets were 70.
ported to 1d lr. though quiet, aud tie upward tend,
by sympathy, In the face Of thu insefonccs dfswn by
Milward Co. from rupies sent BY lsl correspondents
IN Illinois. Asasourl lows, KamaA lndlapa, Ohlo sud
EebTaska. Nearly ole.haf the returns estimated the
supply OF hogs ~ consdcfahy IL Of list year
and only 40 ot tho points report casa ~ below tAo
average Of 1875 Plentiful corn will mako good fat
hogs. and tho l. eheap tho ether may he expected
10 be cheap 100.
vaeou l7tc pGF bs Gun Uctober anl closed GglsF Ut
, 1876-10-05

c1lf| !soa2m m oo'Kio looai "
s, il Essss +, Ill., ;sIS
;s!sS 5 s1fs s III
e.? :s55ty T.Es s!. sst: M sS sus,ss e S S
@ s,sss: sSss|ssS
iks ossl ds%sad W. sif Ka:y soa 4 SS;Sss
e;ssrss Ess'ss, sn s sweet ''
, Ts tsses sa, wsss Sss @ 'Sfe 5 pa;s ana
Chickens wsio quoted Al .sa.soSs.t9 snd ssaeEs ..
fSm; Turkcys n =; X l:s Irasle sl!sksns at = o.
st''aSsa a smti 1sfs Il gs5 sGs ''a' 4n'x'
sEEIs-T!mothy waa III fair request md nTn at 81. rs
I'll / $ss$
saneo: saEnnw and 0aondsea nne, $l tanala Do,
dsy VIZ Saa As'ax WICK sTy psr sse
s!m; ground alum. ~ per mex OF 40 ns
sSsi sSoes 9os7da' Shoesst, ssooss fsnsy.. &sss.
,Impsriai. common. 2saasc, good d. ssaaso, .na.
ssc, ss sicsss ssss 81 eose s s '' no''
msaia'n so?a ] soaa sSSa ss, se
s; snass ss,,
ssos Ss. tass sSiss Sssa ss ssS:t:t sssss S
q Y Il, ap%"s % ts 1narHss 81 ;ss.y q ar
sc I'll Ill ased I'd sna &a
snSs Ws,sa deses s :a ea ia g @
medium uawasled. 2a224os hnc DO l0I22c.
, 1876-10-05
cslned to 1o9A, and closed Al 1ooH. borrowing
rates, 10 1at, and for carrying.
flnYErnmkniS s4rte tIaAk

cllned to 1o0A. and closed Al 1oDN. borrowing
rates, 10 1at, and l for carrying.
Governments were weak.
Railroad bombs were generally atn.
stai. eccur1ties were quiet. There was Ahasp
turn for Tho better In snrc speculation to.dAy, and
the Stock Exchange Wa tho scene Of great excite.
ment from The opening 10 tho close Of business.
Speculation centred largely In tho Goa, stocks,
which were very nclvc, Will, frequent nuetuations.
Some OF tho bears attempted 10 cuvcr, and prlccs
advanced l TOOK. In this marked rise, New Jet.
eey Central was the most conspicuous tho stock al-
rancn9 from 2sx 10 50, with frequent intermediate
changes, and closing At 33H. Delaware h Hudson
Canal followed close in tho wakc Of Now Jersey
highest point. Then came Delaware, isckawsnnA
Western. Wlicl, ADVANCED from 07A TO TIN,
1ent ne Intervals, Norfia s 1sto1 advanced from
90 70 ul. Thors was . marked difference In coal
e. asw Sese; sa:h sess
Sspsss sss :est G rss s'e, ss , .ca sn 4 sss
pec ad.on cas nsow s.c, ssSss Tess
i,adc seller At = and seler at below the price
es. 1 .SsE
H. I'D seller 10 and 90 1t adsN below the ,cgs
oe va, IL e mi. arm and shs
Shore advanced to 54Itt, and closed niisN. North.
rsste'r r. comnon s ross to ~ preferred to @ Hex
to lDa closing at these figures. Illinois Ccntrnlsold
up 10 b3H nndcf the rule. Thu St. Taul stocks
common declined 10 28A and preferred TO hsX.
Michigan Central advanced 10 f2ss and coacd At
4?h. Now York Central VIVA drnl nj DSAGDah.
up Grm. Transactions werc 1D7, 900 tl,alct, Of
which 3. 600 wcro Nortl,wese.ns. l3 600 st. rnufs,
Central, gs. 600 Delaware, I,ackawanna 4 Western,
and u. 600 New jersey Central.
Money market easy; "03. Prime mercantile
paper, 4lD.
Customs receipts, 1906. 900.
Clcarings, s11. 900, 900.
.sterl!ng. drmcF; actual business, 60 days, 403;
sfcht 4H4k,
, 1876-10-05


Tho Directors Of tho Dank Of California today
rc.clcctGd tho old officers.
NEW oNLEAN5.
New oE1EAXa, Oct. 4.-uold, ITO.
Eight exchange on New York. a discount,
Sterling exchange, bankers bills, $50.
VOREIGN.
Loynoy, Oct. 4.-Consols for money aud &C.
count, nj 16-tG.
United States Donla-5.2os OF '85, 100; tG7s,
10Bl; 10.40s, 10sit; new 6s, 1O7S.
New York Central. 90: Eslc, Q: preferred, II.
pAnis, Uct. 4.--lcntea, lost B6c.
FhAxx7oar, Oct. 4.-Untcd Etatcs Donds-Now
e. lOnK,
, 1876-10-05
Tho Loan Market Moro Activc..-
Tho Clcnrings, 50, 900, 900.
The Produce Markets lrregular.-.Pfo'
visions Quiet and Nrmer.
Wheat aud Corn Excited by European
News, and Higher, but Very
Feyerlsh.
Other Grain Markets. The Wants Of
England.
FINANCIAL.

The main fratnrs ~ tn,o-rt, In tba local financial
D'u aes'u1e " tato'est ~ tAs 49, s". -.
HsWaton continues 70 b1 tile country demand !ot
ltscounts and rnrrenrv Trtwenn 81 OOO Goo and
~ onn oon 80 -. 49,, a,t rror, r,,,
eaeo Ills weck TO ibo iutcriof, The orders for
- e 49,. w - ~ ,..m.,I.,
currency arc from all poInts In tho surrounding
States where there IL rroducc to be moved to mar
let. The present movement has been sharp
tf and moro enudcn than pknA1 Largo amounts
bf country paper arc onceeo tae oahe1.
80. Wy saa's - ~ ..nss h,t ~ Mas. J.. .t,i
In, ,;ts,n r,n-o sn,.sra s,orn t,. ros,s of Trsde
u,rci, n rccr. sh,nmsnt. hnys fnrr..scd and mi,
lsmall proportion Is carried here.
= s 1en. pss sse .us uaass
ccommodatcd ut spec,al rates, on the street,
ihcre Ia m actvo demand Tor good pusincss paper
A's m.,a .aevs 49,. ~ ~ ause ..a .. ,,,,.
Ut 75csas1 Der 81, 600 discount.
Thu cicari,os ,-nro a nm nm
..ss. ,,.s,,.,s.,,., -, .....,,u.r,
,u.o.. .n1ah,as ~ tMs ca,na,.aM.. ~ III. c,x-
,,r.z r.. ~ Wv
W. M..;s,nsn t"I I.a.a
oaer notes, under the act, e Of June 90 ls74 and
Ism. il, 1875, 10 Oct, /, 1870:
Sstionsi Rank nsI' note. 10 os., ou.,ana. u ND
VII passeIs IT, s""o ~ 'o'.. aa4o. Bo4, 1872
National unnk notsa issued frenl ~
Es1ImnzM1 r. snt ~ rotns ts"; 1ttcamsd ra nns
md retired betweon sano dates 2, 7e7, 2s2
'Gsn N 1rom IL. :nue ~ 'e'ss oo7 ,ss
, 1876-10-05

NEW onLEAss, Oct. 4.-Cottou In good dem.as
sAfts 400 balca; m'ddlths. ,0!{1ioAe rood NIL!
dltng, loA9I0]tc, othcrs unchanged; teecIpM n,.
800: gFoss. 0i exports to New York aSo9; ttoet.
gS, 0cO.
CMANtEsrox. Oct. 4.-Cotton lower; mtddllne, lo,{s
not, .. 1A0 balcds gruss, l. .2.1; sales. 100.
MOBILE, Oct. a.-Cotton quiet; mtidling loe; rtt
l,8o3 bacsi salcs. !, 800. exports coa.twIse. 0oa
sAYASaAn, Oct. 4.-Cotton irregular; mlddIas
loGcs net, a7a7 bales, aross q o3s mics a37; e1pa
constwse, t,44O.
GALVESTON. Oct. 4.-Cotton easy, nIddlIng WI
not 3 7lo balcss sacs =, 1870; exports coutwlie, s
, 1876-10-05
LAKE MICHIGAN

cu1cA0o. --Vhten ea1goc. Of lulabe. ss wv, ~. -
thy market last evening. :. Bustuess he's,
dull at the docka At this aensen Of NV ;, ths AL.
At present. oxing to .ho low rall fts'Hhu blu;
roads get most Of tho gru!n business ~ h,, t<ss
unablo Ito compete. Tho tug ll4ms1s % ~
docted by tho Chicago Dry.DoeS toD'PK + Kt,tis
pair hqs shoe. Thc steam 'haTsS - -
, 1876-10-05
COMMERCIAL,

Tho followingwcsc tic receipts and shipments Of
the leading articlos Of produce n this city during
tho twcnty.:our hours ending at o'clock on
Wednesday morning, mud 70. the corresponding time
last year:
, 1876-10-05

New TonE, Oct, <.-Dutlncss was ltRht with tanmi
non hotcI md tho obbinK tradp 1css active. ce
ton goods wcrc In moderate demand and steady. Ftnl
continued active and Arm Dres, gooda were ia eoa
request, ehawls wero ruict. Flannels and b,nttu
were doing fairly. Mems wear Of woo!enl vent
moderate demand. el!ks were active and dstn.
, 1876-10-05

CLxTELAHp. O.. Oct 4.-Petrolcum unchanged.
rLTTAnuH0. Oct. 4.-Pctfolcutn Autis crude Inis.
t!cdi 81. ao@3. IL at Parkcrs, refined stcldy; 2sa
bid, 100 asked, Philadelphia delivery.
, 1876-10-05

Wednesday, Oct. 4:
f,iTY PROPERTY.
ORCHARD st. $50 It of Centre 81, I, <4xlat II, ~
tsrio S 1T Il tSo. S, @ Il Il bsarora IL 2s
~. 2iElm II lated Oes, a:.:.........:...... eaoo
RI dated 0st; $500
Wcat Washlnston X :M1 Ii Il of YaEor II, IL,
3.xly3 Il, datvd Ma.c!! looo
dattd March 4 .:....::.:,... .."...:.:... isoo
r. dated SlssoI, l1oo
of 9axeo II, dated Hcpt. .:...,..... $3.50
.71xiA .. 10 &. dated sept. .2,".".:-..:.:. Goo
,xlui Il. dated SEPT. 2d..:...:.:: s.....:... 1900
~ 4. datcl Oct ..n......".,.....:.....: 1o5oo
IT, dated Oct. $500
, 1876-10-05


| The market closed steady At tho following range
| Of prices. chotca wlntcrs sG.so99z00; medium
wintcrs. s17sao2s, choics spring extras, IS. 500
o.c0, medium DO. ss.2sGs5.5o; shipping extras
$4-S71a&525s choice patsnts So 75k57.t1; common
| 10, ef.7s9N.2s sour springs s3,U0dtb.od, spt1ng
| supcrfines. 50, 25a376. 1lya hour, s4.oos&+aS.
Hran-Was IN moderate demand and steady At the I'M
provcment of the previous day. 6acs were 10 tons at
&I0O0 per ton on track and free on board cart.
Fttd-salc was usado Of 10 tons at Eta. ou track.
n1Ntni-Ea1es wcro 70 tons coarse At &t0.so@
l7.po per ton, mostly OIL track.
W1tEAT-Wnl active. excited, and unsettled. Tho
market advanced 2Nc cnrly, hut closed only HG5sc
higher than Tuesday cscnthg. As above noted. tho
carly ncwa FROM Europo waa regarded a. very wnsltke
and Ia addition to TINT tic receipts smaller than
expected, only 2at being Inspected tnso store.
ba set tho shorts to buying fre.'y, and tho resulting
advance Induced numerous calls for argiap, especial
" ~ Now yofk wns rumorod 10 10 somc ua higher
SlIsS STfIs nt y ss4 ,a5kSt
III: s: @
sss G GssGHs 9s S 81 S xasY dS. ssS:
i: nsS fS1sssS isss Thsis le ~
Il !. ;: III st;;S. al sssaqs
saS ;ss's s$:sf
5 u Nh $ I sSr|% 6 A y ,;.t n NS 4
~ ~, ~ 9 1s, NJ: III SG 7sts w lSW
$ss Il e ?ss II a'SaS: sS Ss r. Sa ); n's 1t 'sS
~ T1 ~ W. Hene Let " " " Mp's seh III Sli0
1aS ~ saa o "n1's ~ ~ r. aG nv ,o,,, ,
LHeT'n n s"eMtLMms ~ lasI 4g!sHu " toca! MI.
1T 9n III 9fm hi hn,sa M W%fS @ = ~ ~. nt el l5a
~ ~ =, ~ ~ - pG r. u @NG!s3
%Trt.i % IN, In "S ~'''"*T'f7 A''e VII "e"u ea's'
ITjN.-IYns netfys and crrltcd cariv In svrnnnthv
with Wlrnt nGyNncInW i6si3to tiiE snnn " brtn KIN
c,nscd only c hig,ur for Suy;bnr Ilon ths nrnr,'t
cvcinT s.cfivntirs s t,nntt sr1s ~ x S.hnt
sn t;,n ,xtnnta nrI ~ Nv WY Tew wcra ~ E MEnsF
nr iii WITH M iitlnrt amt niyance and uIr rrtninin
wcrc nrnn inrvo Willis n furtisr n,ivancn ia intc
1,ts =
, 1876-10-05
TTTIlElTN'I,TN'


WILMINGTON, Oct. 4.-spirits Of autptasine eslt
3lc.
, 1876-10-05

Tho cargo market was ncnry cicarcd yesterday. Bow
eral yeesel loada offered In tho morning, and local
dcnets appeared and took tho desirable lots at
cent hE,.rea. 1cccstu so1d nt g. cool. Is, and
Inch quiet, l'ttlo being ocrcd at s7oo6s 60.
Medium, boards and strips range in prieo from ooo4
i2.O0, Lath and shlnGcs were unchanged. Tho docks
wcse cleared for tho rst trne In several weeks, nn
dcncra locked for moro lively market for the next
aec the Glut Gt tn yarla bcnR partly over. rs ttndo
has improved enough to enable retailers TO reduce their
stock OF loose atr On tho yard tlochs thus giving room
for y1sscl8 to uHl0n1,
Fsetshts wcfc nrni In sympathy with grain freights.
iansteo WA quoted At and Suskcgon ut
III iii ynrds trade IL fair At Irregular prtccs Com.
, 1876-10-05

FUKEIUN INEUKTATIONH
received al Chicago Customs Oct. /, 1ST0; 7.
=. Wolf, 200 cords wood; Edward Ely s. Co., 9
cascs woo'ens; II. Cinnamon i Co., 2 coils wire
rope, box saiuples; e, II. Flantz, 10 casks min
srul waters, casks mcdleated flowers; uarnum
bros, 0 cases dolls; ]. II. Anderson, II cases pol
ishcA granite; J. W. Doano 4 Co., I'D boxcs nut.
megs; Frank Sturgcs i Co., SIT boxcs tn. pate.
Amount Of dntIcs collected, $4,057,Oi.
ClHClNNATl LIVE STOCK.
For tho year ending Sept. I, Cincinnati received
the following numbers OF ltya stuck:
, 1876-10-05

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nln.AI NM ds..,.auf U.nj t7...,uu 6.nJ
S9:.,H Ss99,H GG}ss * as...39 G tsts3 aT, m..ay, ss9 s
tlI...N.l ain hs...,W3 0N5 h7....MM nRj
4S:.ins " SS..iiss 4s....5i9 S5 % a.IS M.::5is IA
u u u 4 4 d 4 4
gu: :;; ~ @
A ':f f; Il t $;S' a e. e..
ssi s &c :'s s;:: s$Sx sss s
n; f. -; A. 4; \ Ss
;'E ISL
:;s s ns;es III s.ss n:;ss. 1ss tso as'
safss e se sprs sS; sssn : 4 sss Fv t sars
:ses vs lit MGs.k G: market
s:!:: 81! 81 .:: $5
sss 1ss;.!sss P9S ssys VI, &c 81
ismes 1a9 a'.sr Than 1sst xesK shocp unchanged
s::&s; s$.; ;S:' s, y
nALTiAanE.,
, 1876-10-05

Iiy TELE1IiAPIT.
IL ths IYf4skvn Lts9tialsJ Pff&s.
NV S.Hs;. t'rt, I. .U'h ~ rt,sd ut l1U. dc.
, 1876-10-05

h@loc Move the stcat prices Of TncFda5 sstr4 were
reported of s' hrs cash al sinGa ~ hta DO at stG
ss hrl. do tncw) st si7; l2o brls srrr Dttubcr at
tla11a H. 7a,f; and p,15, brls seller the year ut
sl5 laiftsl5s5. Totnl. 1i.lH hri4. Tho inarkct
closed scely At ag. M no for cAsy Si
for ssller Dctolcr, FlG fur seller November.
sftts e. E5'ma ,,. psk ys. g. s!cnd{ si3a alc r.,
1aTnnaTy Ty q 81 q; AnI !ohrl, haeksa Al sl7m:
fl,sousloaE with moderate inqn!ty for lle war. anil
III, II % Sess @ wSfo reftc% sacI e ss
tlg a2tto 3a I. 7ai tea fcllrr tIe ycnr 1t ~
md fkD les enlinr JhhuAry At E.t54<D an. Tutnl.
7on trs Thn !narkct cI,Wtd atcaly NJ slO.1at! nav
EG%e 70 ssllcr Noyc,nhcr: ~ t7!4tsa ~ ior seller
tile aanu prfct ~ wtntcr-rrndprrl.
Aft.-WetE In fAit rl1lrAt AMI unchanged in price,
sxscrt That winter ai.ert ~, were
Theft was understood 10 be Rtld demand fur .n11is
ready to ship HOW. hn It Ia Probable tat several katca
wer fnato hc.lca eo,r RI br1uw. nralera Ii tncni1
hTeterrlly ayrrsp to reporting hclr transactions nd
there helleyo that any millions q pounds
GnyGr M tsller keep ssnt Te ss1cs n2tea
O. O. M tow1 A. a1Sss,tc n bo.s. long slsats A. astcl
tlcAEs stller Noyctnbcr at sic. The following
, 1876-10-05

,A0la-The aoX maIkes wa UNCHANGED. ethcr In tho
t!'s Ioes md s,ppnY dsu,saa; xsIs acIvY. mi tha
Sa;4a1o.:s fot poor u choIee heavy. and ii SGoo
H. tot soiampn M e pfl'ae esSon 9rates Shippers snu
ported sAla wa ~ ltaa. averaging 447 ~ II $d31
Iy ucnneY d ltcdman 10 HuXls. Tho market closed
, 1876-10-05
REAL ESTATE.

THE following lnatrumcnts were Died sos record
Wednesday, Oct 4:
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1876-11-09
.pATETTRIILLR, TRNNESSRE::- 1
Thrice Married and
Thrice Divorced.
From the Chicago Times.

GALEsBURG, III, Oct. IA
remas kabIe case, in which the
saine parties have been three times
divorced, occupied ibe court on
! yesterday. The colnplainant. .Hel,
en- NJ. baker, is "a years Of age,
| & IUpkiIig. and the danghter of
ihs late DR. Spanlding TIE de
fendant, Marion Teralbia Baker,
is 81, aid connected with the best
families in this city. The young
coup e were frs, married in Knox
vile, III, November Is, 1865,
aud supported ON both sides by
wealthy nnd iphaentiap friends,
their prospects of happifess made
them the envy Of ali However,
IN April, 1866, only six months
after marriage, Helen filed bill
against Teralbia, asking for di-
vorce on the grounds of extreme
cruelty. DyUfee Was granted tue
June following, and Belen re
joiced in Ter maiden name for a
lew months only, when on Janua
ry 3, 1867, she aud Teralbia met
by chance in Chicago, repented
with tears and were married the
second time, and took up their
residencein Galesburg. A dsueh
ter was bora in March, 1868 On
the second day of December. 1872,
Mrs. Baker again filed bill tor
divorce on grounds OF dssertiou,
asking for the custody of her
child. The, decree was granted in
February, 1873. according 10 the
prayer of the bill On the Sd
day of December following The
sa parties were again married,
as the conlplaiAant states. she
hoping 70 spend tie remaiuderol ol
her days with the defendant TIE
couple received congratulations
and pre,senrs from friends, who
trusted they would be able to
keep All their good intentions
ApeuS. 4. 1876, Mrs BaKersgdiin
Tor ifird time fed a bin foI di
vorce on the grounds Of deserIioh
and cruelty The decree was
granted yesterday, ard tAe Gus
tudy OF the daughter, some seven
Years old, was given TO the-mothei