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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1876-10-13

1t has been suggested that the cause
of humanity demands the instant de-
capitation of the man, or woman, who
first lays claim to the authorship of
the poem Beautiful Snow" For some
twenty years or more the ides of No
vember has witnessed literary war
on this subject. and summary proceed
ing alone will put q stop to it.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1876-10-13

.Gastien, Austria, is the place to live,
if one wants some of the spice of life.
which is variety. After an intensely
hot day there. short time ago, which
raised the thermometer up to the top
of the bulb, there came heavy fall OF
snow, which lay upon the ground for
some time.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1876-10-13

Two boxes, which have lain in the
office of the French Minister oflFinance
since the events of the Commune,
were recently opened, and instead of
containing unimportant documents, as
was expected, they were found to be-
filled with jewelry of a curious pattern,
some money and a number of ecclessi-
astical ornaments.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1876-10-13

The appropriations for the public
schools of New York for the ensuing
year amount to about four millions OF
dollars. An illustration that teaching
the young idea how to shoot, is at
tended with considerable expense.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1876-10-13

Big stories Of Black Hills bonanZas
are again in circulation with the hope
of getting another tide of emigration
started thitherward; but they draw it
little strong when they say that "three
miners carried away $s300,0 900 worth of
gold dust the other day..
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1876-10-13

Despite stagnant trade and bad
season in 1875, as many as 1908 new
houses were built in London, 169 new
streets and fou1 squares were opened
and put under police protection, cover
ing nearly thirty miles, and 1913
houses were in the process of erection
at the close of the year.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1876-10-13
TIMELY TOPICS.

A Marshaltown carpenter put on his
coat the other day and walked out of
his shop in the middle of the afternoon
when he learned of the deceaSe of an
unci who left him the small matter of
81, 900.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1876-10-13

The potato bug has made its appear
ance in Sweden and has devastated a
number of potato crops there. 1t is
supposed that they must have come
from America in grain cargoes, as this
is their first appearance on for
zion soil
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1876-10-13

A recent visitor to the Centennial
Exhibition writes to the London Times
that the Americans are training both
men and women to become the most
skillful workmen, and are importing
the best and newest machinery, and
that the present commercial chaos
may result in an order that England
may be totally unprepared for.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1876-10-13

Even "the tender mercies of the
wicked are cruel" Two Jersey City
mothers-in-l law wanted their newly
married children to live with them.
First they were living with the brides
mother, but upon invitation were
about to go over to the other mother
in law, when the first mentioned in
terfered and locked up her daughter,
drove the husband out of doors, and
when sheriff sent by him came to
arrest her, she pitched him down
stairs.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1876-10-13

1t is a good sign, when you go into
a young mans room, to find we'll
thumbed bible lying upon the table
1t is a sign that there are Pious serY-
ants IN the house.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1876-10-13

The attention of soldiers and their
heirs IS called to the card of McNeiu
4 Birch of Washington, D. G., in an,
other column,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1876-10-13

The Red Wing Institute school is
pronounced success. The number of mn
pills is double what it was at the commence
ment.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1876-10-13

See adv't of Ladies Floral Cabine' 1t IS
the most beautiful magazine in America
New-York tribune., 1876-05-18
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN NJ

LIVERPOOL, May l7-l23O y. m-Cotton IS steady; Mid,
ding Upianls 81 MddDg orleans, 9Isd; sales 100 0
including speculation and export receipts
1000 bates which 200 American Futures quiet and
LIYsiro May I7-l.30 p. m.-Sales OF Midlng Uplands
Cotton. Low Mdlng clause May delivery, al Sgd Lard
81 =; cHL for American.
LNEgpOOI. May l7-2 y. m.-Lari-Prme Western steady
5sL spir.ts TurpeDtne steady at 2J- Corn-Mlxed
steady at 2G -
LiyFGroo, May l7+ p. m-sales Of ,fddling Uplands
LOw Miding carsc. August and september ds-
ery 7,,d also sales Of the nj 6d sales OF Mid
dung Uplands Low Nhdng clause juno and July delivery
el OF the sales Of Cotton To-Day $500 bales were Amer
ican.
LIVERPOOL, May 1850 p Cotton futures dun sales
Hddng Uplnds Low Niidlng clause, July ana August
delivery. ri q .s.i. spirits TurPeniiDe. % p cwt -, -.
LIVERPOOL May l7-Eveang-Lnseed Oh 23l y c"I
Cluycr,eed 55fljO.
loNDoS Nav f7-l2:3O p.m.-United STATES bonds, Now
Fiyes. 1861. ine Railway shares. ljiS
IOSDoS, Msy l7-l30 m.Consols 967is for money ani
0}, for The account Paris aiyces quote Five Per Cent
IIeutvs l0,t ajc. for the account.
LONDON May 1850 p m.-fhe amount OF bullion gone
into the Bank - Encand balance today e3s9COJ Con
so. 9d n for b J.h money ana the account.
LosDCS. Hay III D. ui-Pstis advices quote Five Per
Renies 1857 81 nc oF the Eric Railway shares
1874 ..- ,,.,...-.
I0SDos. May 1880 p m.Consols oGq FOR both money
and account. Refined Petroleum. lO'd gallon Com
mon Gosin, 4J4j. spirits Turpcniine. - 9dS2 y cwt
LONDON. MAY l1-Eyening- Iinseed Cake, 20 10 = ton
PARIS May l-EXchsnse on London 2jt li2c Tor snort
ISiwERr May I7.-Petroleum, 2st for Fine Pale Amer.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-18
BLINKING AND FINANCIAL.

TIE ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC AND FRANK
LIN TELEGRAPH COMPANIES.
The reduction of rate between principal cities
heretofore made by the Atlantic and Pacific and
Franklin Telegraph Companies has met cordial
response from tho public, rs evidenced by increased
patronage. Many petitions have been received from
points not yet included in such reductions, urging
their claims TO lower rates. These Companies de-
sre to extend the benefits Of telegTaphic compet-
ton as rapidly as practicable, aud accordingly an
nounce that, on and after Monday, Iay D. "A gem
eTal reduction will be made throughout their entire
service east Of the Missouri River except between
points whose rates have already been reduced as
follows:
All present rates between SOC. and 55c &C. reduction
All in sent rates between GOc aud 81 90 Oc reduction
All ;resrnt ~ % and ~ lJc reduction
All present rates between / 20 and 90 oc, reduction
1he local rate from Sew-iork City, Brooklyn. and
jersey City will be 20 and l. instead of - aud =.
The Atlantic and Pacific and Franklin Telegraph
Companies therefor solicit the further patronage
and support If the public, that their efforts 10 glve
il the benefit of cheap tolegraphy may be sue
cessful. .
Their principal Offices in Ncw-York City are IA fol-
lows: li5 Broadway Produce Exchange, Mer-
chants Exchange \ Brosl-st., Gold lioard, Fulton
Market, Frcncis Hotel. AstOr iouse Washington
MaTFct, 2S7 Broadway, Broadway ard Canal-,t.,
J26 Broadway, corner Of Sprnc-St.; fremont House
st. Denis Hotel. Union Square Hotel Westminstcr
Hotel, 1Iti-sl. and Cth-aye.. Holman House, Wind
.or Hotel broadway and 3Oth-st.. 3d-ayc. and S6th
ST. and Z0S East 125tl-st.
TmoMAs r. EcKgnr, President.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-18

, an ,.ts the o
sp sheep fssiic jersey anO' ws'
Of Ohio ,ssaTea 'Assg 2'5 aS Sf 7@ 2:
22O Of 95 p at 74c; lls Kentucky wool sheep o. %
q se s G g r. 1t as 40 !.
VIM Elliott sold % Ohio clipped sheep 90 n at 5s lss
% at 5I Ms9s SGa ..sn 79 81 p S a. a. es SIC 4' d. 7S
Tie; i$o do 81 DO. so p e 7c 70 st.s ss
state wool sheep IS b at ec with 2l yearngs 10 D. ~
W. IT, Haynes sold go Jersey lambs at l2Sisgc
cabe, Peters sold Is jersey lambs 30 n at &c., and
Jeie Co. sold e state lambs 20 at 1lc. IS Jersey
Nc Colin. IL a. sGd 10 c1% jersey lS ss1 isn s.
yesSrday ws t Inc market ruled
Just steady fss dressed at previous rates. or s4@S WIN
BUFFALO. May l7.-cArnx-R Receipts today. o2o head
making the total supply for the week nns and the
balance being on sale here against 81 for The same
1s 3 o. so o sss s Ss s
The market late yesterday was more active ERE & os
ern trade THIS morning the market was SLOW With but rev
lots good cattle offering The es ayas oeas an
x @ s se ss wss q sna
81 Is 10 and s. AS Illinois steers ranging from llsI to
1855 g. At s. f9as5 IS 80 only few tai loads and
lots common cattle in the yards ga'1 @ G .he % sO0a
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipls to-day, 1000 head making i
Ses ss Sa Ssan. supply hssd te for o' the o o last
the week last the market io he
active strong yesterdays highest quota
supply hardly equal 10 the demand the quaIy
Offering good
trade sales OF OHIO cPped
averaging ST. So and 50 d. at So 80 do 81 D, at " 1o no.
l0S b. at 81. -, -,
H0Gs-Iecepts today 300 nead making the total supply
@ e same sis se % last week. and 400 Sscr the
last the market oLly moderately active safes OF
Yosas at II 500 81 45 heavy hogs 81 501SI " ABOUT
cars Of Yorkers few rough heavy hogs unsold
CHICAGO May 17CArTLH- Receipts, 5000 head; market
dull weak, and lower little doing In steers at 81 2oas4 io
best lower at - % Shipments 1000 head.
dull weak and lower light sIas7 10; heavy 10 PACK
ing. 81 9Ods7 10; shipping s7af7 20; receipts l4ooo
sHEEpHecepts small choice wooed. So 25Gs6 75 shorn
Si0$5.
IgpLNAroLIs May 17.-HoGs-Receipts $50 head; quoted
at So J0ds6 80.
PrrrsBUEG Penn May l7he receipts OF cattle at East
Liberty PENN to-day 1856 heat Of which 81 cars were
siUC and IL sale here making Tie Ot sup
ply past days tJO head the supply has been good
but demand light in fact the bulk only being shipped on Tor
want of buyers the prices about the last week on
the best price far 50 % medium ~
gooi 20 far S4otI 10 stockers, 80 QUO
81 90. bulls. r30si. a., -, ,
Hods-Ketepts day 255 head making the total supply
for the The past two days Oo0 htd 1okcr - oo@s' 40
PlIadcp phas. 81 OJ4sI -. - -, 49,,
SHEFP-Rrcspts day 1900 head making the total supply
FOR tho past two days 1900 head; quoted al Si4$o
New-York tribune., 1876-05-18
eALEx FROM 2i2 O'clock TO CLOSE OF business,
O'CLOCK.
WEDNESDAY,, MAY 17-P. NJ

The stock market to-day, after having opened at
tri6e below the closing prices of yesterday, grad
tally made further decline of from y to 2i2 per
cent. from which the rally at the close was as unm-
portan as il insignificant. 1t is said that some
OF the recent shorthoned bulls" having had their
attention called to the total quantity of Western
produce being received at the seaboard, together
with the small proportion of the same which comes
oy railroad and to the fact that road can compete
win lake freights at 2l2 cents for corn
ana 2'i cents for wheat from Chicago to
'unaio. to-day quietly unloaded their stocks
upon the street. and were even thankful Tor
% gooo market. As usual Lake Shore was the
icader OF tho market. Opening at 81. it declined
without rally equal to commission, TO 50, closing
az oS's An operator who has sold "puts' Bpon him
s7h 10 considerable extent at SO, to
expire this week. credited with being the chef
buyer OF the stock at the lower price, thus sustain
ing so that at the close that class of traders who
never go home with an outstanding interest. were
buyers at 534Q53as Michigan Central sold at
s'-29 f6's@f7, the stock still remaining in demand
LOT delivery. The Northwest stocks sold at 400
oSs Tor the common, and 59l4l65Sss for the pre-
ieifed. The sales Of the common stock Mt 10 were
oasly traceablc 10 the parties holding the bag.D
y. Panl stocks were weak tho common declining to
S'@5|is and the preferred TO 63l40G3l2, perhaps
oera'se the earnings for the second week of May
"ere reported as showing q loss npon the small
eanings of 1875. Erie was neglected, while the
pnce remained steady at 14Se0i4a. The long
ueiay Of the receiver in making his re-
p''' Tor February and March is causing COM
'1ee.s' and giving rise TO reports that the
Ieoeivers debt certificates largely increased
"''nn the past three months. The only sale of C.,
~ ~. and l. was at as but the stock was offered at
-oSA with 46 as tho best bid. Delaware, Lacka-
"anna and Western and New-Jcrsev Central were
NAVY and declined 10 l053a and s9a4 respectively,
'0SSsenng L and per cent At the eoss Western
New-York tribune., 1876-05-18

Union was freely sold by real holders from &c down
to 647s stiffening up at the close to 65l4 Pacific
Mail huctuated between 1884 aud 21 is, the stock
being in demand for transfer, and worth Il to % per
cent for that purpose. The business of the day
shows marked improvement in aggregating nearly
12S,000 shares. Pacific Mail makes gain Of 7s
from yesterdays final price, while Ohio and Mssls-
sppi and Producers Land and Petroleum are each is
lower Central and Hudson, Il Michigan Central
Northwest, and st. Paul Preferred each % Lake
Shore, Northwest Preferred, and st. Paul Common,
each 81; Western Union, 7s; c., c., c. and !. and
Delaware Lackawanna and Western, each III ;
Jersey Central, 49,; and Union Pacific. 17s. The
following table shows the
RANGE OF THE MARKET.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-18

I'm Southern State bonds Louisiana Consolidated
Is sold at G712 and District Columbia 3-O1a at
7!la. row Tenncssces mling strong at 41"i. In the
city bank stocks Central National 22) sold at 1oll
Rcpnblic Il o. at 7s and Merchants tlc) at H. In
railroad bonds the Michigan Central II were up TO
10O3 the Pacifcs being strong and higher Cen'lai
frsts # 1O3I2: ditto san Joaquin branch at 92is;
Westerns at 90l2; Union GTsts at 1852: Sinking
Finds at 9Ol2, and Missouri Pacific frsts at 81.
Central Now-Jersey new iirsts sold at 1l3@1l2l2
ditto convertiblcs at 1O2i2: Galena and Chicago
irsts at 1906; st. Paul first per cent at 116; Chi
caro-. Burlington and Quincy Ss at 1lOll; Enc
thirds at 1922; ditto fOurths at 100, and hfts at
IO212c.
Tn. Governing Committee Of the New-YCrk Stock
Exchange has decided TO admit to the privileges oI
the Board the new Consolidated Louisiana bonds,
issued under an act to provide for funding obllga
tions of tho state by exchange Tor bonds, &c, ap-
proved Jan. "a, 1874, date lst January, 1874 pay
abe 70 bearer 40 years from date with interest at
per cent per annum f; coupons payable january ana
July 1. Nos to 1920 inclusive, each for $1,000;
Nos 10 s7l inclusive, for 500 each to be placed
ON tho regular list called Louisiana Consolidated
bonds. ana that bonds Nos. to 3,5i1 inclusive,
each for III 90 to lie called small bonds.
The American Express Company has declared
dividend of So per share payable on the lst OF July
next.
The Chicago. Milwaukee and St. Paul Railroad to-
day report It's earnings for 1879 and le'o' which
compare with those of 1874 as follows:
s...., sl:ScSo 4S,: .lis7sss ls,ss }1SSzSsec
two Tsst e SSsGS aSSsGs qdsss 2So5iS
The foregoing shows for the second week OF May
I. decrease from 1875 of S6,503; for the two weeks
decrease Of 1862, and since Jan. an increase Oh
S336,271. Compared with 1874, the result IS DO
crease for the second week of $4,000; for the TWO
weeks. $50, ,S43, and since Jan. !, $l5O,32o.
MINING NEWS.
We see NV the Nevada Journals that the workers In tho
suro Tunnel recently encountered body OF water the
flow OF winch was equal about 100 miners Inches ana
created some for while but proved 10 pe
only small reservoir, and was soon exhausted Muoh
OF the rock Is found 10 be unusually hArd 10 oass
comnartment shaft is being sunk the West Point
Mine on American Flat.
According to the returns made by the assessor OF
Storey County. New. aa which the BONANZA mines arc
New-York tribune., 1876-05-18
The dosing quotations Of torclgn exchange Hfca
follows:

The demand Tor money continues NeiS u"''' "i'''
for temporary use it commands bat 20 3la pr cent
Oh pledge of tie usual mixed collIicIai Dis
counts are dull at last quotations. The
United States Treasurer received to-day S31o"Oo
National bank notes for redemption. The Customs
receipts at Washington amounted 10 @3O",o"o The
internal Revenue receipts footed u? F'3OO.cOO. Inc
following is the Clearinghouse statement: Cur
rcncy exchanges. $J3, 3,l43,73J; currency balances
50 32s. .25S gold exchanges, ,3,7J9O0J; gold bal
ances, $js6,277.
The movement in United States bonds isvcry du.l.
but tho leading varieties are iirmcr, with coupon
5.20s of 1867 up to 12lis aud coupon 5.2os Of
1865, new, at 1l0. There is no opportunity just
now afforded for profit in importing or shipping
coupon bonds from or 10 Europe. The closing quo
New-York tribune., 1876-05-18
Goparlnership NoIires.
european advertisement
Holm SAXELBY, deceased.-Pursu

VOHN SAXELBY, deceased.-Pursuant to an
- order of j. Lensiale the Judge OF the County So.is
holden Datfcrd made in the matter OF the trustee
Relief act and and in the matter ot
TIE Trusts VIII NJ the lats JOHN SANELb1 ue ~.
sons Ing Of KIN OF the sai John sA'.y,
late Bexley in the County Of Kent re,rd srnc. mo LEU @
ON the 1875 By their soiieioIs oh ~
FORE the 9th ay Of july 1876 10 come IN ami PROV ,ne
claims a the County Court Office, Darscr Kent ~ taSiand
the benea OF the said ORDER MONDAY the Sis day oi July
ocloek at The said county Couts
oca IL anuind for hearing and adjndicatng upon ths
eain''-p"''u ' JOHN HAYWARD. Registrar
Charles Gibson solicitor Tor tho peh-ionef I~"sA
Bur,ey hartford, Kent, England .x.. - -. a, A.
MIS- MARY NcKEwAS formerly Abectts ana w%a ,S ~ ~
resided at WAtsfowi Jeuci sn
,n, faf. of New. York America under he name
NJ Mr. GEORGE RATION u alleged 70 be enttcl 70 some
,naer the will Of named Joan sAAeiDy AND
any respecting her should be 81 oroe iot 70
o. sbovs nansd CHARIAES b 4lb0ON'
New-York tribune., 1876-05-18
THE MARKETS
carefully reported Tor rHs rm8gSrl
TOTAL RECEIPTS or PRODUCE
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
N0TIl HIt1T. 'tslfLs' HId AI'T0TI7,
MEnNT,nAY. MnY II. 1916.

WgbSE-pAT. Nay ". 1876
aSlIE5-Thcro changes. business as4u slow
,ul QUOT aons ronna. &c. Pots ab Gee. for Pearls
Stoc o AHr, in INSPECTION Nairhou-r trsi s1ri fCt
OK Gn. GI; tiri 10, II. cpIdrmucd. - total
llCs tires sai ieari- - so'"dd do IS. uiII c"' 3
tol-l. 80 rI..Hi 'ptai, l,--1.
COfFll- si.rsrslIo demand. and 5000 bags
within & a1ge ai lG l7i. gold ~ the aue lion
l .t.r lam of 1000 bI-s Java f1d a. s-4S Be-. Tor
Cool Ordinary iHp quiet aui unchanged a; lb PC
for Primo io1o ir J1sDlns
lots ssI's of 5.il5 ba~ tN lzyi1A on ltyate i'TmA
She trEct o. The alsi q1iot AMI barely
sc1siK quot1ir CltnEr 81
VI H.sl including 80 bales for
rp3i fof sion. aui lJ6 bait- inl spcruiaoa
Tt re eut. AZ Isiit 1rDi b1lr feI i1.s D-s
sd.y ift ,,r, ana alr3 III. day iDat yV-r. Tho
H. - -. .--L-L...I IL L-L M
New-York tribune., 1876-05-18

PIoUH AMI MHhI-Trade IN fiodr wa- 70 tair eKt'nt
boiler rather moe cn . rca and ia infi nnee, &
poIer,ta whie tho ojb,ng trade inclined to hold
~ Ciry sin. were halri " as ~ ioT erdg. yh
So Ibis lSS grade tsta at 9 ibas 40. Of weh Loo
- 25 dchyrr,si; Glv0 Ibis Ma,um TO Choice western
lslrs At - 7,%s' 20 M ,so s H' isfhi E s. %
iaat ws lG, a. - ,oq - p ,a i,iain% s'GSo 90
ses . ,isP tlsPs ' wee SG1 bis low grade Winter Wheat
a, ar % at faT go > chiefly at 3
iSJ 30 70 Cnocc snoerhne state ana W',tIP At
- o5dsj Il inferor Common E1ta state 20 20
80 70 6g SG do SoS" a@S 8 70 soas7 for GOOD TO Choice
g. 0jas5 Inferior 10 Common E4iIa Western - oW'
.af sa - & az ana ~ or Winter whoaI Chocc Fly
CITY Mills Extra 81 0jasj - for Common to Far Liirs
oog ono - - & oS 90 - -" l5 30 20 for o non S np 10
Patent ESa - aas ea GT a. sqeS 80 % si @
with asona sales nth within The ,A"fe fe1i. ,g SS
aso Good choice do and syas9 =; io sea paISe
very choice Co., 80 s lS sSahrn Fionr INV was in better
onrst with good and choice sraes farlr h1 sales
sss % y a. ar Good 10 Choice do s6 as to
chccs fa% Es,I; .s e 81 900 6bis Exia was Sade II
more south Am ci On private l,fns Eye ioa. e Ts ~
sa 40 bbi at II 1895 supcrhne including Good to
s M tT eEand with sales OF 100 bbs at - s5g+S 30
for yellow Western Jersey ana L r. baS Meal
was in light rvq uest 81 l5Gfl 30 " 100 2, - .,,v.
and SHA ,ia. we're ic ami in Instance D lower Ins
d,nJ Tor The Continent FALLEN on naieIi iy, ana tHe
decided reduction In Limits ii"u,i- gu
crlly exhibited no pressing desire - IraIe
Willing 10 shade prices he; sales, 1JlOpO bu.h
al on for Ungraded Spring; 81 % for ~" chic'so,
II ~ for NO Spring; II 1881 22 Tor NO ChtAs no n
latter Tor small parcels Including 25OO bush AT ~ H
atloat: 81 2Iasl - for No. MH"huae' nn mi'
Muncsota, 40 called; II 2J for ungfadod nn nlnnc
sofa 81 soas 80 for NO. spris5s p5 ,ne,oE 1914n o
fere at u 32 without takers q - for white neagn ary
and 81 60 crop 1874 Prime White Mrhlgin 10 uIl
so,n RYE with good port zen
for so boat Western Sic bid and held 81
saes Canada bond To arrive soon, NJ o..
now held gJd95c. Barley was duil and hohlnals oo
Changed sale Of 800 bush NO Canada wa made a. 9V
ON tln track. Barley Malt quiet ami unchanged
Peas were quiet and firm AZ 91c IN bond =. MAIZE
ngIre. tho last sales Two boat loais) were nanei;
Green Peas and southern BLACK Ego Peas were ann @ or
unchanged In Corn brk business was uone Ip
export and there was .so fair tade Ispsrod or home 5
bush al 6so5sc for inspected no Grade Western ~ a. h
for Western Maed S9s62e for unEfaed
Old western Mixed at 65aG3i;o. anoat-ths msai
nrtre Tor small parcels &c. for White WessIrin,
bae for inspected Steamer Yellow and 65c for wm,s @
nd yeiow Souhern there were also sales OF 2OOoo Dush
ins,rccd western Mixed seller June At 0o ana eosss
,sP .ales of 10000 Bushels do seller Juno, At 0'4c
were heavy, unsettled and s2 csn.s lowes sales
Western SOC Rejected ., Sge for in.Ycetssn NO
IT. sd closing 1t 81 033c; No Mixed nj ilGi.c, S1
Whss ss sOelIo; No Chicago q %ooisc NE Aee priv
New-York tribune., 1876-05-18

CINCINNATI May 17.-cotton dul Mddiinx liscs Law
Middns 16sc; Good Ordinary. esc; receipa s13 bsssj
shipments. 342 bales.
AUGUSTA NAV 7-Coton steady; demand good for beses
grades Middling lie; Niddln2 10isc; Good Ord
nary Si2d &c.; reeepts, so bales; sales 324 bAles
Mdding, IcLc:; Good Ordinary &C.: receipts baesi
shipmens It's bales sales 30 bales stock, SoS baleh
NORFOLK, May l7-cott dull; Middhng. II sSll sc+
receipts $50 bales exports coastwise 1265 balesi
sales. 80 bales; stock, / / 6G4 bales
LOUISVILLE, May lT.-Coton dull MlddiinF IL &c.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-18
rEw-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, MAY IS, 1876

situatet 200 tons of ore were produced in that
county during the quarter ending March 81 valued Ut
$l0,210,0O0.
The san Francscans are happy over what they call the
maiden dividend Of 81 per share paid by the Caiiorna
Mining Company the 18th instant. THIS Company
and the Consolidated Virginia together 300 feet ON
the famous Comstock lode and viii now pay montnly
dividends amounting jointly to $216O.oOO, gold Au-
thorics differ to the length Of time this rate VIII be
continued but competent judges fix the limit at 10 10 10
AT the present market price OF these shares the
investment about 30 per cent per annum. Expert
enced miners express the conviction that BOnanzas OF
great value will be found In Colo ado and In oher less
explored portions OF country the neces-
sary depths attained. The statistics Of the moro
prominent mines in Colorado show that the product of
gold and silver in the two best developed counties to
date follows:
Clear Creek County ..................... 1,l50,UO0