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, 1876-09-11
MARINE.
CHICAGO.

t1l1CAtos,
AnnrvA1s-sehr Glad TIdlnEs' Au'keRon.
bark; scow Anna Tomlne, Ludington,
wood; schr A. Ruat. Auskegon, lnmbsr;
schr Robert u. Campbell, Aanistee, lumber;
sehr II. c, Crawford, Ludinston, wood; achr Pe.
t1el. Ayskegou, lumber; schr T. s. March. Cleyo.
land. coal; achr Anuie E. Tyson. Maf1uette, 1um-
bes; sehr D. L. Fler Msrluettc, lumber; achs
NnrInotts, Marinette, lumber; schs MaLns. 1ud.
tngton. lumber: schr D. A. Wells, Alpena, lum-
ber; sehr unad'lla, Duralo, coal; schr cccclia,
Asnistss, lumber; schs Our Son, Cleveland, coal;
schs J. V. Taylor. lMsnlstcs, lumber; schr Will
lam Crosthwalts, Msntstes, lumber; acAr Atcars,
buffalo, coal; schr II. Hand. Alaska. bark; sehr
Vermont. Mussogon, bark; sehr Milwaukee Dells.
Menpmlnce, lumber; sehr l. Ellsworth, Buffalo,
coal; schr Col. Ellsworth, Menomluee lumber;
lotut sauble, wood; scht T. 4. s!mpsoa Ludlny.
ton, iumberi schr !. 4. Holmes. Luuiagton, wood;
schr carpella,, Auskecon. lumber; sehr ". <.
lumber; ;:shr yts.s West; IsaI!astoa' isss H.
e.; e.; :sss :sss Bs%S s,as h'nSsss 9sses ..
st.nt Maskszon, Iaslsgoa, sandris. .tn,t nuron''
South Haven, sandstrs; st,as Chicago. Msnisowoe,
sisssonset. llsntoa Iarbor, sundsIes; ptSn d J.
s RsaS s's ,sal. g. Sss:; sfs
se!It Wsst s!ds, tawogo, alt; scow Harry llelvu.
Whlts Laku, lulu6er; sehr -Four bsulhes,
Aan'ates. lumber; schr w.. lanss. Mus
bafk; schs Regulator. M4skcgon. lumber;
scow sauriua, Grsn1 Hasen, bark. scow Danuer,
Holland bark; selt D.. Grown, fsankfort, lun,-
ess; ssn5 aI,snges. ssxtnas. lumtes; sea, i. 4.
fort, lumber; schr D. q. alasta, Pels Matqastto,
schs q l.. johnson. Frankfort llubef;. sehf
Uranus, blcnoml!lee, lumber, sebf Z. Williams,
Mcuon4lnee, luubeEi achr \. l: Dsonson. Acnam.
schE FaaA.ou, Ludtpgtou, Lumber; scAr Peoria.
AsnIstee, lamberi astr. EIp CITY. WIdss Lake,
| lumber; achf D. v. Bruce, buffalo. coal, scAs
, 1876-09-11

Withdrawn from store on Friday Tor city
consumption: 4, o75 bu wheat 2,T7 bu corn,
1850 bu barley.
Tic following grain was inspected Into stnro tn
this city on Saturday morning: Gears No. rcd
winter wheat, cars Nc. , do, g cara No. 2N. W.
wheat cars No. spring, 80 cars No. do.
90 cars No, 8 do, o cars rejected 10, 3 cars no
grade t19 whcas; 3a cars high corn, 100 cars
and q, 600 bu No. = do. 20 cara and 6,U0o bu re.
jceted do, cars no gfalc (21b coral: 2 cars whte
oats, o cars No. do, - cars rejected to, cas
no grade ~ oaisA car No. rye, u cars No.
2 do, 4 cars rejected do, III rye}; car No.
barley, 10 cats No. do, "a cars No. DO, z
los, coo hu. Inspected out: n, o0s hu wheat,
ITO, 0so bn corn. 22, 003 bu oats, J., 74o bu rye.
B12 bn barley.
The following Werc tho receipts and shipments
OF breadstufIa and live stock at this point during
the paut weok, snd for ths corresponding weeka
, 1876-09-11
LIVE STOCK.


cATTLE-The eattls MARKET Throughout tho past
week wa bT genuine Acurisy. and from
Monday laorninx down thu coss OF trade satur'
day the Ut prices Wa uuquallhsdly Fn Tho TO-
ceipts, ~ shown Ia tho uboso table, some s.UN
head Ia r1ccss Of tia previous weak, but there Wa
n,urs than ordinarily full attendance of buyers and
nesry Everything was taken promptly % shs day OF
arrival md Il steadily lmptaviQg pFeea Tbs demand
was not ceutsrsd IN aay particular class Of stock but
was general lu ta character aad al e.sasea shsEe u
tho adysaue which. iuf An week, amounts 70 zt4a0a
per 100 LIZ Thu quality of tho offerings
though mot ~ yuo4 u could b0 testrtd. Tas
above thu rrecut ayasaxe, aaa certainly equal ~
that Usually ia tAs market At this aase Of tho sea'
ron. Prices had rAagn Of $3.ools.7a. Tho outs!4p
asersSiuy l7sa lba-tskt1 Tor Tho Littrpool market.
T4ete Iefe fax trausIcfa u N5 l323 but ths tts'
, 1876-09-11
WATEfsLOlQED.


RACINE, WlA., Sept. 10. -rho ecLr WhlflHind,
Henry wilson owne. and Captain, hailtng from
Chicago, with = lead of hardwood timber and Pine
lnmbtr for Portage ricr, became waterloggod and
was abandoned by her Captain and crew, md driitcd
ashore oppuslto tho rasIno soutl OF ex-senator
ponlitt!e's house, this momtng about 4 o'clock.
Sha NOW resta on tho bottom headel cast, Rad tho
with tho cargo. From appearances The
craft Ia broken ID two and will ba > totnl wreck,
which uRkus tho second schooner Lost this coast
within 4 week. This WhIrlwind measured l1u
tons, was built In ltncinu sbous 70 years ago, and
was considered anything but q ssagoiug .essrl.
TGere was no tnsu1ance. and the capt4ln. who was
thlug. Tha cssw fortunately esachnd tho sso1o
safely Ia The yaWl boat.
, 1876-09-11
LAKE MICHIGAN.

CntoAoo.-Thcre 10 a largo lumber feet At tho
mnrkot.. The prop Japan collldea with the Rchr
W. Burt In the South Branch laAt Saturday. The
latter vcssela hsadEear wua considerably damaged
..Thc schr Nicholson had her ttmbcr.head pulled
ont In tho river last Saturday Tho barge Mari
nctto sprung leak and wcns into the dsy.dock for
repatr.. IA dispatch was received here yestesday
announcing TINT the schr Thistle, Capt. Campbell,
which loft Quebec On the 10th Of August with o
cargo Of deals on board, arrived safely at Green.
ock, Scotland. Friday evening". Tho schr Alba.
tross Il ut Zen Eystos'a North Side dry-dock har-
Ing her bottom calkea. The schr William Jones
arrived yestorday with demolished mainboom...
Tho vessel which was lying OF Waukegan all day
Saturday lying flag Of distreBs WAS secured yn g.
tcrlny by the ting Protection, of the Vessel. Own
ers' Towing Company. TWAS tho achr cornelia,
lumbes-laden, for this port. shc was leaking
badly, but tho crew was ablo to keep her a1oat +,
Her mntnsail wis also damaged. Sho Is now un.
ioadng lsr cargo At samraon's e!p., y; s1perln;,
cornolia 10 observed two vessels lying. at anchor
about eight nllles above Waukcgan. The vessels
baaa sS xhsS s S
reported as lost. during :. Tuesdays gale,
turned uP yesateetday At tlls pot sound
s. tho Ras bu se othewo suase no neSn
venlence 1.-THE schr EnteFprtso, Capt. Powers,
which took cargo 9f deals from M,sksson 70
90 10 Russia, was dlsmastcd on her way TO the lat
tor country, ana had to return to Cork, 1relsad,
Marinette have gono inso dry-dock to have thelr
% Nor L1KE Ir:.;,ve.lo'-ovners and Captains
Common Council to replace the present iarbor.
Masters, who nro two most excellent men, old
resiasns and LIB hs'e pG5fosnsa thu aIs. of saef
lha yesael:mtn. but also to tho Board of Public
Works. Both arc CID and expcrieneed Cap
, 1876-09-11

tba nskLug range o. prices Choice winters 50. $50
7.2s, medium winters. 81. aooi chnca spring u"
tsax, IS .DGa5.50; medium do. S4.S565.0o: shipping
extras s42sa475; choice patcn,s sosos7.s 20; corn.
mon do Is. 90; springs, D093 90; spring
supcrnncs $a.soS5.oo Ryc -four. s+.ooo4. i2A
ElBranTss acttrc and eaatsr under largo offer.
inEs Sales were 70 tona At 313 On Track odd
$3.50 FREQ on board cars. ........-....
Cor.N Ntal-Sala made Of 10 tons co&rse at s1o.2a
On track. ......-...
WIlEAT-wM active and stronger. Tho market for
nrxt months delivery advanced nearly &c lar tu, Under
svs t..
II
toa % ~ ps!s q hoase e m.ks ssnes.sis.:: Eew
SS!S as; s%s
pea eat teS
:sspsssG 70 ssdacs ths yo!ans u 5seeipis bsFa snd
ssesss!s aensa ysu,as M rs
e sea Let sea ~. .Ss s IN ~ ~
T; s &C ss nfso lnsf Ct nar 4
p h, saa %Sw Ne
6aazh n Az RnS dsms sn tss
9S = s s " ss .s4 Bst"n
saa a1s asaFly tso hous tdsn M HIysuesd II!okS:
$s Il ss Il ia 81
L ESSS ;;s;:sS ss IL
Ss;sa sSd3Ss, .nd r. a Sou e b, sample at esoo
s6 ss'a as.s 10 sea rer tho inquiry
t@S a. q si.aSs:% s i1sa oa Saasa Cars aota,
sssio eoHs:91isd @ p, 6s2
party wlo .hort r lse sI:sat e "a 10 bu had
sser 5eeca
HraE en IT. Is 9 Is ssxs H. .se ~
4 sa, r. ID s ssx 70 Ys!E Z Wy 9s;
~ Il: s
from &c s,oft Mtste.s, sapasisliy a ,xhs:! xhs:! "a
S::: ssS: VI T..
Sa Ss Pss uaa Il eq il
r. III
cras!nE tsk cousumptlon q e9r. to such an extoat
1i:s ~ fssf ss: Ss s:
e u ss;
ss:ss !: :sa t sy:sF i: M g: 81.
e. M s' = g 5:s u !. r:;sisa .;;a1s :!
:ahsss: Fl i, " 6. y t:anais = siSs}fs oa
"a sss!sE The Isessps. Ts5s t,!s
IGg ss
taee an ia E3sy SGe t.a al ssasased s
Fsss!R X 81 y @
poArd 70 DO operating. aactul,er opened At stc sod
81 Sn,aea - Il & Sssx dsen e ~ @
AID closed u saAe: NovsmhsF .,ld 4 siMts,{ aisi
a. teiiiux II 5ic ilcjcclel ssl.anted e 4sc Laah
aaei wcrc reported Of dlhu So 2 It ~; - ~ ".
Y 9u 4 asets.': fsso on 6nard' 1o4!. r. Rp H.
atyanrn u litsu THO local Inquiry e light md
rnslly sanHcd with saulnles No. sold VI elst9lt.
Osiocr soIl 4. o. Gxa.l s.,es lnsudS ~ b. NJ at
1tMlu ~ esn.ies At sst oH Track. Total 4, ZOO nl.
! HARLEY-NaA ,nuro acsIss. though Gs.l!ny IN
iiahi one1inG, Pr!ess M xcTe 24t:1s higcr smss,
aury for cash, NJ. ) Being wanted u ull ahlpptna
Irdrr sa,!plra xtre fairly attvr. espss!atiy tht
Ostobs. .oa II ~ s!S.lnE 4 .ae sa'ds NJ;
receipts Ia a., d. To- eD4 uew rejected sold q 5!
Cash aaIeA were reported Of ~ bu NJ a. 7dts7Is
bu BY s4Inur 4t 40cts$l.dd; J., ou 1u ii 4t&Sac Do
! ltyuIed. Total, q 40 bu.-
, 1876-09-11

railing agnres wcruu s1.7sqs;m Or q, 7sas;co tor
tr,s t s", bs
dillon tn tho hsal rail- from t's onln Trade good do
mand Tor such points ~ Tae'n. Ctofclhnls D,trtt.
vcal. wcro 10 fasr though not exceafyc supply. at
~ 2s05 z rer !n, ihs for bonr 70 isIs =, ~.
SUPPLY anil wa' a'u' atd4 ~ ~! 4.1ds, ntIesa
ytAr to year old steers, Weighing !. atn to
uooa pes1e.-We f:ienei siesfs. Weigh
ing i2tpto i,s;o ns...............,.,.:. 4.7o1&as
liz iuso to !, $50 s.2sa4eo
Dntchcss' siock-roof to common stetrs. and
weishias 80 d j. ,oo n,:...:.::;...::.. 17soaso
q CSC II sooas4 10
bulls and acA!awAR Rstcart...+."n....... 1.aoG2 5o
Iexhs-thron9n 5St9 g.
nosSre natic to- iii. css. Il stock opsaed sa
md dsecpnR Mondays and % %Tu.ssssss .s fsad'ng tsi1g
tho week before Since Tuesday. howGrcf there flAs
bern an increased demand ot from tne local and Ens'
ttn trade. and the mhtkrt has worked late mich
the advsnco IN the pFodurt thnukht tn he
tasts j. Mt Ere.t AMOUNT e coaGdsec e is ,ate IN!
ing weak Increased receipt. atG expected and rGac.
veFe Eo iNte q lot ordtasy % pr!mo bacon K,ndes
IN edsanee or hs wax ot sslt1 II seen grades ind
I'll i'm ii i sse IL ia,ose range II rfiec.. 49, ~
nf the number reported fnr the previous weok
but there corresponding increhso u tho te1nAn1
and prices have bean steadily .tntatne u r. 7ses4 5o
for Door 10 iielIui fsrt contlnus in scsnty supply
n 81. 1po1.uup per head. secs'rsllnK to quality.
, 1876-09-11
DRY GOODS.

NEW Yonxf Sept. e.-The package trade u fairly act
Iva Cotton Roodt ara aeady At curEout raea aud thu
supply IN rss ha1la ts much smaller than usual II this
tmo Of thu year. Print4 worry setve and tctrct Har
tots fancy p.inu reduced 70 10, Aad elnpsons
mournlnRs advanced To that price. Wooi1u EoodS
In uoaerAt4 fCQue9t.
, 1876-09-11

CH1cAdo.-0tasn frclgh.s were fairly active An
unchanged. engagements being made to ship out
l5, 600 hu Of wheat and 175, 600 bu Of corn Nates
remained drm on tho btaIs Of 2!sc for corn 10 Duf
faIu.
DurrAIo. Sept. 7.-Charters; schr James Couch
and bark Elizabeth Jonca, coal to Chicago at d0c
per ton. Capt John Grpcu has sent the schr NJ
agarn and bark E. Corning TO Eric for coal to Chi.
cago ut Arc per ton. Tho Camden gets 40c, coal,
Erie 10 milwaukee,.
DETnol1, Sept, 8,-Gratn frcishts dull and TN.
changed. Wheat to osweyo, ,41ic; 70 Kfngston.
Axe; 10 DuEalo, &c; to Cleveland, Ike, FREQ Of
elnyntinn.
, 1876-09-11
COMMERCIAL.

The following were tha receipts and shipments Of
tho leading articles of psouco in this city during
tho twcnty-iohr houra ending ut 7 o'clock on
Saturday morning, and for the corresponding time
1ast yenr;
, 1876-09-11

BORON. Sept p.-Toot'quit4 acttro and worry nrn.
Prices rsn&iu unchanged, but with N upward tcn.
iancy Most manufacturers are pratty well stocked.
and tho ptcsant aamaad continue any lonxtb Of
tiue,
, 1876-09-11
by TELEGRAPH.
kKw YORK.

,htw YoHk, Sept. o.-ioid opened at 1o0S and
ctused l1oh: ths'4wo cxtfcmea OF tLs day. Market
nta N Ms eloalng sales, uonowing sates /. IN,
md 2 per exat Loaao Nero slso naads ass as W
ssa vss cent iar cpisswty.
, 1876-09-11
AMERICAN CITIES.
NEW YORK.

6pec11t UtpHfch to tn 1FtotHsa
Exw YQNx, Sept. tU.-Qfufn-WheAt VIVA lG34c per
buahet Jpttcr, with cvod business rcporodt market
closcd With several export ou unhlled laea Of 19l
co bu It 01c fof rejected springs Si0lo3 for No.
milwaukee,, q l.osaiT for tO.on bu poor No. ? Chi
on spot md delivery within 10 days Barley
quiet aud noupally unchanged Corn nrm, With fs!t
export and some trade dcmant, sales Of 5,ooo bu at
st&541s for steamer Hg1ed Western graded aud un-
graded; 5sH757c for anEradad mixed. Including sa!l
mixed At 5eu and. high mixed heAray yooN 1t SIC,
aEtremoi s7c for kansas mled, including LOO bu
IN atorc, and e3}fos7c for steamer yellow, u
L, quality. Oats trn,, With sood trade demand;
sales r. no h. at s9e4eHc for mi1c and 4lslc tor
whttc Western sud Satas 4o1tsc for mtxrd Westernt
4y4tc for H. 40 bu No. Chicago; aso sales Of 1uo
hn mixed Western ynl1ow, September, At 4oc,
Ocean k+tfaAs-Steady bustnesa ia charte1. En.
gagomsnh-ro Liverpool. by atcan. ~. .oCO bu grain
at SAa 10 Bremen, ty aseaa recen1!y GOV bu Grain
Al It'd. ..
Tror*ton.-Posk- k-Mhseet higher hit quiet, salcs Of
100 lrS narsA spot ut sl7 7toal7.50s Alao. 500
ba Tor October u Si7 al ta SECOND call for gcpteM
bss. 90 bid and SIT 40 aakrd fur October etTOp
bid and 6l730 zskea; and for Gls rcma!nde1 of tho
ycaz bid and $tG ~ askcd extra prime On SPOT
quoted II E1B.otGtl8.bO. Middles nrner; Western
long clear uolinal sales Ut TOO boIes lhort clear
Vt osc. md 50 hoxes DO for December NJ BIsc. Lard
higher mud closed hr: ses Of Ia. tcs primo steam
spot At Sli.DlA1I.15t aud $50 tn 10 10 afTtyo at
slo s7As a1,o hoo tcs for 8ePtamher, n slo.Ds
all, ,l1 .1 tta for October u $40 0s0l 90 cloalng
~ ali.U0; l,7W ks f0r November II $lo. .13al0.&,
closing 81 slo soi CO.. tcs fur December soa3<a
Do1; sou tes anlle option for thu remainder OF thu
year At $1ss1u.D7h AZ tho Frcuud raI tor aeptsni-
ber sl0.y7 lid and tll.tn aSked fur 0cto.er SO 70
lid aud 0V7!t askc for November SIC. 124 bid and
~ g kr4s 9s tha ro"aaduE OF sls ysas $3.50 bid
saouf-puI and num!oal 1t oNs tor fair to good 70.
hatng. V4c tn prime snd plloxe foF osat1iausat 80
hht1 Aes,lo sold d, G3&c.
Thiap-E1Emer, wiki moro dolngs salcs Of aso, 900
lbs prime At k}&tgHc per ,h.
Whslv-Qulct anu nF; Rales of 20 bs!s at 81. III per
N-'' NEW YORK,
10 NJ Hstl<rn Assoctattd lrtsa
NzMTn1x. ssgt U.-Go:.en5!I!et but stead, 4
sissts ssIf sSs!sT; b.s.ss: sssss'
s:s4a.s Ma tssli siss: sasiHSttf Hpi
iS52 3 , ns{ ku.a, 1aes = IS
Is A.; mn
ss:!s Y 81. :s|fs ss%::s; y st's sSS
ssos s. - dsat i NJ ds!a.sa i i,s y '''>'
S',;in@%hssi i ny ] as%ssd: rsseip.. e. coo bu;
T. Gu, sEff tn'f 5saas:
ss s1lSss H. sn H.
p,S H. saS al n7s RI ssts t
w: Westssu ntatr. "a aifiye held u w. Ba;!uy:
* :,:: .,ss -
ltt; :t: x : n IT, "s''s'" '' S'''
s:.f. NV ~ a'' Ae' .0tt
so's' ~ S, ~ s
sSassG ~ bas Ut srac, t4Hn,sc, seaaed.
s !.s st.ss % s.S;n: ssasi ~, aat!:*s
ED1s-Ftrw; Weatnrn. 3issI,s.
:Ss s Htssa :aa a efsfsa tss;
I'D fsIst se;1yc, domestic nsec, aat,
, 1876-09-11

CLkvxLANp. o.. Sept. o.-Fetroleurn market un'
ehaaxod,' standard White, lilo, test ITO eaau. by
car toU
PIrTsppna. ps,, Sept. o.-retrolsum du, cru'lc,
~ SAX It Parkers rr1ncd, 1s482dc, philadelphia d.
livery.
, 1876-09-11
I. 4.7(t1t.a5
Z. .2144.W
17Hl3.ao
a,W2s,N
T,TTS{I3ER.

feet Of about 10 cargocs arrived nj tc sale docEs.
and tho market tay activo for Saturday u or 10
cargocs hetng tAfau by retailers No shauRc In prices
vas reported. Piece Etu was quoted a. 81. 5oas o.
and common inch 1t "a ao0as.50+ md MEDIUM inch at
sto.oo0i2.oo and choice 1t SIS oo9tsoa. Lsth vero
steny At 81. 1901. III anil shingles It 81. oo@1 Is.
Tho retail Hlarkot moderately active stN steady
Tho Lumeerntan says: 'Thcre AlNtla disposition man
ieesod amcuR interior dsalcs1 to load theae1ves with
heavy stoch1 most OF them order IN l0tS Just sufficient
to keep their assortment goo proierrIn9 apparently
to buy oftencr and In anaar Quantities This
esutiou., though shoTng .Saut, Of conn.
WHOLE, eornmandabte. anu Will, eventually. prove 4
e0cncht instead Of detr!ment. both 70 tho dealers
yance q ons q swo aosE r. the pfce q lumbe, y
ioatort VINO. during August, held tho opinion that lilo
Change would take p!ace catiy n the Rrcsens month
u Uctoher. BDck1 ea TO 10 exceptionally heaTy
sgt IL eonscaucncs there i sronE desire p nplo:
, 1876-09-11
uHOYISIQNa.

Zoo pNopucTs-wsre In good demand. and strong.
es; espccay mtss pork which whs Ia urgent fo9ucxt
from tho short interest. 1oga arm, being In rather
Rht supply, and tho general Impression seemed 10 bo
that both hoss and product kely to advance FUR
thur after The recent sharp decnn. TIN stocks hero
are small With mess pork nearly H. PCT hr! lard ~
7.Sc Per p, aaa meats syac per lower than year
ago,
The natty e4rta' Report Rtves tho following ~
tho ah!pments Of provisions from thts city fut che
prrin,ls nAmaut
, 1876-09-11
I,atd nrm. primo ssesm. elloo9st,sss oetobss
Rulitr-Eifmt Ntt1eyn. 154s0c.

shsss asa' 's.aa} ''s.a; ~ dull and
y ST 9e's, 1T .s.I ~ ; Sd
ss5s s ts:fsi s'Ss sbSs
tss :fs'ss Fs: ps'z, ssf''S' s1sao %s lss .o
lie, ssss ;:a s
3 $;;|;;$ 4; ss's s:s; ssas
s.. Lov,., Sept. sGosies1Nomlnaly unchanged.
HI hisSsr; f. red tai. sa.,
fm;sH m ssr SEA ss ss.ss 1T
e.; ss ~ 80 sSs asn r. si' g.
Sss,h ssa!s@sss harley aa'ss md anehsas'
Ill asia.5 pntshsaxsd nshs, d0Ds0, g. bss
Il: ,$:$! ssSs: :s'o'S
5 Il I'll. so g. 81: Ii ssss S.!s9 sq &C.
Gf5,sS,sxs!z, sePta sHa Pm gmoEt"-Fim ho'
sat sa II; 4
.fs III sSS sS; ,,7m ,.,
BACON hlfnar A. 73fA7tscl s4aoi lU&io'Sc, ctoalnS
- Hnf.nM III nnoiaSit Natit,. s1n7
Enthusiastically and uHchapecd receipts tor tho wcok
2,o71 pkgs,
NE" oRLhAak
hHw M EMLk kaHs. eGns. .es-tofh-Qa1ct' cholee WIFE,
'. r9s,fyions"nnsan IN mod demand and pr,ces shade
hghesi shoulders 7ies clear Tih, pNct cietrt lie,
waatsSeef'fn; teula1ahs seeilned' SILT cheleo
SenaAEI{nmanh astirr and Drtcc, harm aavsnccd,
ordinary 70 prime, i51{aioc, -
hraa-iein.nd a9t!sos prtccs have AdyancedtoG G7ho.
9th1rs unonShKod. 49,. - 49,
-49ntsdFt-uoitl !iUA: Hlthk dxchanRo on rev
AnfkA premium stoflinR efcaAax1t naaEe1 oa44,
t3a.
TOLEDO.
TnLxpo. Sept. 9.-F7our-6toadY. =
1Fatn-WheAt stendJf No. white Wabash held 1t
u. lU No. do, Sl1Jt extra white Michigan 81. fUs
saber MIchigan SPOT, september and october, $i.i5;
No. rcd winter. $i.l1k: do. canal $l.lfHf No. j
Fe st. "a; rejected red Y1c. Corn firm; htEG mixed
4e1c; low Mixed 47jfo; damaged. 4sNe. osts acady;
fs = ssct wh!ts S1oi a!!ehtFsn. 7es; rs!eeted soc
Rtttpts-Flouf. Bn grleI Vlleats 97.tu0 nut corr.
Shfoments-FIouF, 500 brls, wheat, 1900 BIT;
oosns l9. COL but oatA ID 600 bu.
nALrIMoRE.
DALIINoRE, Sept. 8.-FfeHr-QutCt and UNCHANGED.
Drath-Whe&t itft1 AND unclaimed, CQrp--WteLcfH
mixed Ar1Cri t5H453ME, Qat4 1tehuY and Eruls
, 1876-09-11

fORKfGN
LoNpox, Sept, 0.-Consos for noncy and &C.
count, Il, old: ntnnunt Of bullion gune into the
Bank OF England on balance to.llay, ~. 900.
American securitios-'U5s. 105H; CTS, 1085f;
1o.4os. 107,s; ucw Is, 1o7if; New York Central,
100; Erie. nA; preferred. liz.
PARIS, Sept. t.-Nontcs, OUf 15c.
FAAxKforr, Sept. D.-Neu Is, 103.
, 1876-09-11

The HOythEt<terA Zimmerman reports that the log
pro1Sct Of to liuskeaou Riyef III! 7s1 !s5
i39 ft md dsaJs: "Tp ntoTo total does nut include
tho n o oo Il Of logs lett over from 1875 Adding
the two amounts va nye 9g7 7s5 100 II for thls sea.
wintcr which WI be !ery small ~ most OF the rn1lls
bes 81 o fna
which e ofhcts snows ahottase = eotnp.re4 with
Muskcgon last year Of 4a.e44.s ssI r. Comparing
tho stock Of logs for manufacture 10 ahs
is7s. s7a +o go a sp:tnx Of s3. ~ IT, ~ t.:
quits ~ no. no It OF deals btnR cut At Mnakekon,
Which will efsen the 4mount for American msrket 70
ercaee at Tint point for our market, Will bo oyeE o.
ush0o0 r." Aiao, that nnnbar Of Uhic:go des!era
aa n: chosS as '9d M thsT y ot IA [ss - 81 g
Thousand ftper tnsrectoh. or from tl9 0}a5.uo for
mill the ocks thcE nccodiuR 10 the percentage
Ut uppcra. Nl having choice lots 4ra Ill ao4 ahoo1-
, 1876-09-11

FLOUR-Tss noye active, aud strong In sympathy
With wheat, There war some shipping inquiry easy,
but prices did not sult and the trading wsa chief5
local. salcs reported Of 057 br!a winters. chiefly
at s50o1ssO 77o brla aprtng cxtras, partly n oo
l,131 bris The market closed nrm At tho following -
the nsknR range Of prices Choice winters. Se.2 $50
7.25, medium, winters. e5.oCS0oo; chotce spring cx'
tsa., ss.oGa5.5o; medium do, sa.ss65.0o: shipping
extras, a. IS; choco patents so.sos7. so com.
mon do e3735G 90; springs 81. o003. 90; spring
supernncs, $3.5OGa3+00. Ryo -four S4.oo34. i2A.
Dran-ss morn active and eaasr under large offer.
inKs Sales wore 10 At -, Or20 37 Cd track aud
50. 80 FREQ On board cars j.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-09-15

land" what may he not expect from the
semi-barbarous Califonians Still the
intent of England was good, and though
all viii admit that China received great
deal Of opium along with the preachers
sent out, it may have been intended to
clear Johns mind and prepare it FOR the
mysterious doctrines he would soon have
% swallow AS to the bibles, il is not
stated whether the Transitions gave
} Ohm any Instructions in the art Of snok-
ing opium; at any rate, he soon learned
it. John viii not likely forget the kind
nesses Of England soon. as it a custom
in China to worship evil spirits (whether
this is done to appease the wrath of the
spirits or whether it is done out Of pure
| devilment the writer is unable to say)
the day may not be distant when the
Chinaman will be found offering sacri-
fees to the image Of Queen Victoria
placed astridc of cannon, but nothing
short Of g1iaea caif will answer.
Californians may have full power to
expol Cinnamon from her soil, they GER
tainly should have the right to check
excessive importation of coolies, and the
/ United States has no right to form q
treaty or make a law that will destoy the
prosperity of State. but let Californians
remember that protestant England
exercises fatherly care over John
Chinaman, and If she says he must be
admitted to the "Lone Star State" why
they had better admit him for Califor-
MIA may need Christianizing and Eng
land is just the power to do it for them;
but if she should begin the good wook
there, it will be on a pulpit Of opium
chests and she viii use dagger for a
cruciix.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-09-15

iOl hioll oOA
TIE MOST CONCENTRATED, universal
and durable fertilizer ever offered to the
armer-combining all the stimulating quail
lies Of Peruvian Guano, and the ever dufa-
Ole ferilizing properties of Bones. in fine
dry POWDER prepared expressly for drilling,
After EIGHTEEN YEARS experience by
the planters of Mary land and Virginia in the
use Of ''ET CELSIOR,' on their wheat crop
it is their unanimous opinion that an APP
plcation of 100 pounds is equal to from
zoo to 800 pounds OF any other fertilizer
or guano, and therefore fully 100 per cent.
CHEAPER.
D8- Uniformity Of Quality guaranteed by
the Manufacturers.
VA Farmers should see tint eDery Bag is
branded as a5ope wuk The Anal YSIS and
OUR M Win FED LETTERS. ~ Others
IRE comterfeas.
VA PRICE $50 PER TON.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-09-15
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
se-
oz|y., ClRRIiGl SIOP,
-lEf.ss3ta pllAEAS A L8Gl
NxIm. b. MILLER.

NATM Is. MILLER,
wv SUCCESSOR to WM. MILSTEAD,
would respectfully inform the citizens Of this
county that he still continues the manufae-
ture Of Buggies, Carriages and Express
wagons, OF all kinds aud sizes, at the old
stand on the Washington and Brookeyillt
Turnpike, near BROOKEVlLLH.
Having secured the services Of irst-class
mechanics from the city Of Baltimore he feels
assured that he can give satisfaction in all It's
branches.
All kinds Of repair work done at shortest
notice and on reasonable terms. Old Work
and Stock of all kinds taken in exchange for
new work Satisfaction guaranteed and es-
innate s for all kinds of work furnished on APP
plication.
We also keep on hand lot of ready-made
Buggics, Carriages and Business Wagons
which We are prepared to sell at prices 10 suit
the hard times. Give us a call before puf-
chasing elsewhere, as we are determined not
to be undcrsoi by any other firm.