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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-10-30

PHILADELPHIA, October 2a-Petroleum
Dull; refined 26c; crude 16tl63fe In bar
rels. Flour-Firm; Wisconsin and Min
nesotA extra family S. 25s6 Is. Wheat
Dull; Pennsylvania red 81 2s; amber 81 S4a
Sc. Rye 6Sa75c. Corn Yellow 6eei
mixed and sail SIC. Oats-Dull; white S9a
4Oc, Barley-Firm. Pork-Dun at ST 500
II rs Lard - l0al0Ac. Butter-Quiet;
New York and Bradford county extra 81
aS5e: hrsts S0GS1e; western extra 26A2sei
6rsts 9la94e. Cheese Firm; western 81
IIIc. Egys-steady 27G2se. Wildly
Western o. 81 "A.
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GhMtelIi9sneer:
rho RusIncss outlook.

From tie SeH loik Fu0NS'I
TT, The Improvement in business is no
i..,s, matter Of dispute. Elsewhere
~. .S.e syi54Dc.s which accumulate are set
i ~, in detail; in briett they are;
U.s. An actual increase in the aggregate
,,, ~ Of clearing houses at seven
sb i cities during the three weeks end
i ian G.,obeT q, compared with the cor
.n.s.,o,J;py weeks last year, Of S3S,T5l,-
- Though this increase is less than .
-" -, ,en;Sm' j, establishes the fact that
lr.,r,,c,Ions exceed those Of last fall not
wa, in quantities exchanged, butt in
. a;;. If Al the fall OF prices, in values
,IS 10 quantities, the increase appears
"a b over Is per Centum.
> Tbi, improvement is greatest in New
yo,l Philadelphia and Chicago, the very
.i,i., which hsye the most extensive trade
, T;,b Ill mart. Of the country. At New
YAK the improvement in mercantile
Transactions in even greater than the
sls,rinVs indicate, because dealings IN
neck during the same three weeks we're
smaller than during the corresponding
weeks last year.
4, Receipts and shipments OF grain
LARGELY exceed those Of last year, the IN
r,ss.e in October being over 10 per cent
nm in quality, and since the opening OF
nsvar.tiop abou, 100000 bushels, or
Is per centum. The dali! production Of
petroleum, though small early in the
YEAR, is now larger than at this time IN
iS75 The movement OF cotton exceeds
tina, Of last year to date by 1900 bales
Railway returns show an increase
oi 900 loaded cars at Indianapolis last
week, a large increase during the three
week, OF OStober, and volume OF traffic
exceeding the car capacity Of the roads.
Elrnings thus far reported for October
show an increase OF over 3 per cent, COM
pared with last year, in spite OF abnor'
nally low rates.
5 Foreign trade is healthy rather than
large, with growing balance in favor Of
,his country. The possibility Of foreign
var stimulates the movements ofexport
llt, independently VI lA9k NousSt hAAS W..
ition Of crops abroOd promises an unu
iall demand.
i. Above all there is no more specula
tive excitement. A few hours Of wild
gambling at Chicago over the price o
Sses,, or in this city over the price o
soH, .uficed to prove that the broker
would have to do the whole bushes
themselves in any speculative movement
!9r tie public Is not in a gambling
Aanor. No advance OF prices is main
mined that does not seem to be warranted
ga legitimate demand.
All these are excellent signs. The.
promise great revival Of business when
sver the natural hesitation attending Al
exciting Presidential campaign ha
passed. II the country does not see tn
hopeful spirit checked and new distrus
produced by the results Of the election
Nnay reasonably look for lower go!lc
ll,Ver business, better employment 10
IsSor, advancing public credit, and bette
P'oir Tor enterprise and capital.
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, October 2S.-NOur-Dull and
unchanged. Wheat-Unsettled, but gem
orally higher; No. Chicago spring 81 II;
No. ! 81 l0Nal lOk cash; 81 lOA October
81 l2X November; rejected &c. Corn
Fairly active and shade higher; No. 2,
exc cash: axe November. Oats-Quiet
ut S2Sla32Kc cash and November: Rye
Quiet and unchanged. Barley-Quiet at
sec. Pork-In fair demand. bat at lower
rates At SIS 5Oal6 90 cash; SIS 20 October;
SIS Is the year. LArd-Quiet at 50 65a9 20
cash; So 40 November; 50 81 IA Q IS the year.
Bulk Meats-Quiet; shoulders 6a6Hc; sides
sHasLSc, these prices for boxed.
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Samuel J. TiIden.l
The war ls 4 perfect outrage, and Will Iend no
assistance 70 Its prosecution.
rs. J. Tlden's Speech in 1851.
al will resist, under any and all circumstances
the use Of force TO cuefee the South INTO thS
Union"
Hendricks At shelbyIIlle, Feb. S, 1851
did not advise any body 10 enlist, bseauSe
any one 70 do a tnlng would not do uysGa.
TThoms A. Hendricks In 1883
at Congress would take bundle Of switcht,
anil Sviteb Them UIncoln and hts Cablnet) out o.
Ihe White House It would be we'll for the people
hui until that 10 done Il Will not b well. fOG
may hear prayers In our churches, your sons may
20 10 the Battlefield bat our country Is not 70 3
restored Is It was until Aboltloaism Is buried
never 10 be reauFrectAd."
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CINCINNATI, October 2S-Cotton-Firm
at l0Hc. Flcur-EAsier family 5 o6a
500. Wheat-steady; red 81 l6al 25. Corn
Fair demand ct false: new S3a36c. Oats
Inactive at SOaS7c. Rye-Quiet at CSC.
BaIley-DuIl and nominal. Pork-Flrm
Al SIS 25al6 rs. LArd-steady with fair
demand; new steam at 50 50; old nominal;
kettle l0al0Hc. Bulk Meats-Active; loose
1as%aSNc. Bacon-Easier at GA
71SasKasI A9a9Nc. Whisky-Dull, weak
and lower at.$l 90. Butter-Dull and I'M
changed.
Hoes Quiet; common to light s. %
as 80; fair to good light IS 55a6 50; heavy
IS G0a5 90.
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NEW YORK, October 2s.-CottOn-Firm
MiI I.l6aiIXc. Flour-Superfne western
md STATE 81 GOA 90; common 70 good
IS 25a5 50; good to choice S 55As 65; white
whest eItra IS 70aS 90; extra Ohio IS Is
as 30: st. Louis IS 30as %. Wheat-Limit'
ed.demSnd: no prices quoted. Rye-Quiet;
Western 72 iIa7sc; State S6a92c. Barley and
Malt-Quiet. Corn-steady and In moder'
ate demand; high mixed COO; mixed steam
5sa5SjIc. Oats-Firm and unchanged,
nay and HopS-UnchAnged. Cofee-Qui'
els jobbing ut 171<a20Xc. sugar-Quiet
fair TO good refining e1Sa91sc: prime exc
Molasses and Rice-Quiet Whisky-Firu
Al 11N
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New York DRY Goods.

NEW YORK, October 2s.-Busiuess dull
with commission houses, and the jObbing
trade light. Cottons in limited demand
and steady. Prints continue quiet and
unchanged in price. Ginghams sluggish.
Dress goods in steady request. Oyercoat.
ings, caSsimeres and worsted coatings
moved slow. Blankets quiet. -.
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READ AND REFLECT.

The following bill was introduced by
Il. 7. Riddle, Representative from the
Fourth District of Tennessee, in the
House Of Representatives, February %,
1875 1t was read twice, referred to the
Committee on the Judiciary, ordered to
he printed, and can be taken up and
passed whenever the Democracy get full
control Of the several branches Of the
Government:
BILL
Directing compensation to be allowed
Tor the use and occupation Of prop
city BY the United States army dur
ing the late War.
b, caaetod BY Tie tSEHGiG and HouAe Of
representatives Of Tie United States Of AmT-
20 IA CoaTeH assembled, That the Secre'
"'g OF War be, and he is hereby Guthor'
~ . aiL0' reasonable compensation 10 ALL
C!IlLENS Of tie United Stdt5 FOR THE
.fASp OCCUPATION OF THEIR PROPERTY
N TaE UNITED STATES ARMY, or any
pan thereof, during the late Civil War
u the 'Itne manner and under the same
'egllations as compensation il now al
'osei !oE Quartermasters' stores used BY
'ttG army; Prorided however, That the
lsadAVIi OF the claimant, supported by
.ae Competent testimony Of any reputa
sit citizen, SHALL BE SUFFICIENT
FaOOF TO ESTABLISH THE FAC1
u tHE USE AND OCCUPATION OF sucE
fAoPERTT BY SAID ARMY. But 1t is no
.as Intention Of this act to limi. the par
.e to the amount OF proof herein speci
"a but other and additional testimony
"A! be taken to establish the fact Of tn
W and occupation, and the rental valu,
he property occupied.
REMARKS.
tAe foregoing bill and another intro
saest B! Mr.. Wiltshire, Of Arkarsas, an
,gaaIly weeping in It's provisions, are in
,saaed to embrace all claims for propert
@RPpliss Of every character used or de
rso!ed BY the immense army Of tn
.si'o, which during four years marche,
- eneAuPed upon Southern soil. Thei
Nv nSa s aggregates are immense, s.
~ '.SS @ol But the vast and ruiuou
>S'@e' Of plumber proposed under the
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
BY TELEGRAPH.
New York money and Stocks.

NEW YORK, October Is. -MoSEY.2a4
per cent. Prime mercantile paper 4aG per
cent. Custom receipts $l63,o0o. The As
sistant Treasurer disbursed sSS3, goo:
Clearings 81, 100000. Sterling at s4.slA
GoLD-opened and closed at l09K, with
sales in the interim at l0sT. Rates paid
for borrowing per cent to fat, and for
carrying from Ito 2Per cent
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Toledo.

TOLEDO, October 2S.-Flour- Steady.
Wheat Steady; No. white Wabash 81 20;
extra white Michigan held at 81 81, 81 80
bid; amber 81 %: No. 5 red s. ll9 " rejected
81 Os. Corn-Firm; high mixed ACC: low
mixed 47Ac; no grade 46c; damaged new
SIX. oats-Dull; white 81 Nc; rejected CSC.
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Democratic opinions OF ridden,

Cincinnati EnquiroT.l
II could no. but b that man Oauested In cum
ming, In hypcrisy, in iniQulty nominated In cor
ruptiou and shameless effontery, even though bis
millions could elect him, would give US the most
corrup. administration the country has ever known.
Cincinnati EnquIrer.l
First-He cannot tary his own State in HoTen-
Der.
Third-He Il 4 hypocTite, political sEtndler,
has been public plunderer and u really the only
dISreputabie cmdldato prominently named on the
Democratic Eide. a..
Fourth-He did what he could 70 defeat the
Democratic party In the State o. Ohio 10 1870, ex-
pending his money and suoddtEtng the Eastern
Democratic party to that end, knowing That Ono
victory was his defeat, and loving 1lldEn more
than the DemscratIe party. lie has earned Inc
enmlty Of the West and south.
FIfth-He has sought that BIZ ID once ,eJ
methods % mpfecedeltedly shameless and dis
reputable that II would be an everlasting stigma
| upon a Democratic convention TO nominate him.
aud reproash upon the American people 10 eIeet
him II nominated.
Toledo Democratl
The nomination Of Samuel J. Tilden. Of ~
/ Louis, after the exposure Of bis svindling win
wildcat shlnplAsteTs In Michigan, would dlsSrace
the Democratic party, and result In " over
| Whelming defeat. The Democrats would cut
handsome hgure with Samuel J. 1lden, tht
| Michigan Wild Cat banker, on their ticket a
hard-inoney candidate for President.
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T1RUsTEE's SALE OF
WOODEN FACTORY.

By virtue Of a deed Of trust made BY Eliabeth
Bradley 70 the undersigned trustee, dated me tn
day Of September A. D. 1875, and duly RECORDED
ausonE The land records Of Ohio county, West VII:
ginIR, Ia Deed Of Tr1st book No. Page o. Wiz
SATURDAY, the 1lth day November, 1870,
at thu front door Of the Court HouSe Of Ohio
county, West virginia, commencing q II oeIoek
A. ~ proceed 10 Sell 70 the highest and best bldur'
the following described real estate and other prop
erty, or % much thereof q may % Necessary %
nav he debt secured BY aid deed Of trust, ard the
expenses Of aIe that 10 say, all that paTt Of The
lot numbered II (eleyenl situated on the east ode
Of jacob, formerly called sixth street In that part
Of the Fourth ward Of tho city Of Wheeling, hSt
virginia, commonly called East wheeling and
BOUNDED on the west by jacob street, on the south
BY wheeling creek, on the east by lot numbered
twelve and on the North by q line 70 b drawn rom
Jacob street 70 sid lot numbered twelve, parallel
70 and south from Stnteeenth street, formerly
called LlndAey street, and n the distance o. ~
feet theTelron, with the improvements, Appurte-
names, rights and privileges 70 the aid part lot
belonging or appeTtHiuingj also tho machinery, en-
EiRo, boIs, MIXTURES and tools on Said real es'ate
70 be sold a. above.
The above property VII Be % subject 70 S SssI
Lamb dated December ID, 1874, and recorded
among aid land records in Deed Of Trust Book No.
7, page SIG, the amount claimed 70 be secured "
which deed, on October 7th, 1875, deduedng pay
menS made dnee its execution and delivery was
81, 90 Of principal and SS1 Of interest:
TRIMS OF SiLE-one-fOuEth oil the purchase
money, or such greater amount thereof a the par.
chassf may elect 70 pay, cash In hand the residue
In three equal insAllmSnts pay able respectively 10
twelve and eighteen months from the day Of AAle,
With Interest from that day, and the deferred pay
mentl 10 Be secured by deed Of trust on the prop
erty sold.
sellIpE IS trustee shall convey such title a. Is
vested In me BY aid DECD q trHst. w.
/ r HHRyEY AuctIoneef. oel2
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Nouthern war Claims.

From the New York Tribunal
Remember 1861. "The Democratic
party will never rebel; threats of dis
union at the South come only from a
few irresponsible persons" Democratic
speakers had said only year before. So
they say now, 1.-THE Democratic party
will never pay Southern war claims.
Only few reckless men propose it to
please the mob; only ignorant men i'm
agine that it is possibls. The Demo-
cratic party would never permit such a
thing" Yes, Democratic President
would resist Just as Buchanan resisted
secession!
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&c. HERvEY, Au
TRUsTEE's SALE.

TRUSTEES SALE.
By virtue Of deed Of trust made by Mary !:
Merritt 70 the undersigned Trustee, dated the sd
day Of December, 1874, and duly recorded among
the land records Of Ohio county West Virginia 10
Deed Of Trust Book No. s, pages 20 and q, viii
on -.
At the front door Of the Court House Of Ohio coun-
", West Virginia, commencing Al 10 O'clock A. u,
proceed 10 sell 70 the highest and best bidder the
following described real estate that Is to Ny: "1ot
No. 7(seTen) In square No. = twenty-ioufl, and
lot No. (three) In square No. = twenty.tEoe
Both Of aid lots are In Joseph CaldWelIs addition
% he city OF Wheeling, wtst Virginia, and they
are both on the wei ode Of George street, now
called Wood street, and are 50 feet 'front.' and 100
feet deep"
ance In two equal inStalmentS At stx and twelve
months, with interest from day Of sale, with ~
clrity 70 be approved BY the Trustee:
HANNIBAL FORBES, Trustee
J. ". MITCHELL, Auctioneef
WHEELING, W. VA, Aug q, 1876. Au:g
The above sale Is adjourned until WEDSES-
DAY, the Isl Of November, 1876, Al 10 o'clock An.
HANNIBAL FORBES, Trustee:
WHEELING, W. Va, Oct. 4, 1876. oco
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FINANCIAL.
oHa <. B oTsgoEp, PrsE.. alo. ADAM. ". PTea-
y. 4. tHAHpLn, calAid.
BANK OF THE OHIO VALLEY
sueccsH 70 the
FrRsT NATIONAL BANK OF WHEELING.
49, ,.so ooo


This Bank 70 organised and prepared % rAnsAei
The buIlnea Of banking In al IL detaIlE.
II succeeds thes Rfst National Bank o. wheeling,
Il owned By the same shareholder and Il under TIT
nme Management
By eaIotaliy regarding the INTEREST," Of III cone,;
pondents and Depodtors, and ~ Z PomP nc ny,
tRithful execution 81 their wishes, II hops 70 nst
their esteem and Confidence.
Hotes and Bills discounted.
Collections made on all points Throughout the
Dspodt Accounts subject 70 check ai stSht, re-
eeiyed from BAnkI Bankers, Firms, C@oorauons
csrtiaeases Of DepO.it Issued payable 90 demand
in.sfcst allowed on Special DVpodu
prKRcToRs:
John K. Bothord, WIN. 3. Simpson.
Jacob 8. Rhodes, WE. A. Turner
George Adam, John L hoobS'
Geo. W. FT1nIhAm, q. c. Dewey.
Henry n. Harper, myA-dAs
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MILWAUKEE,, October 9s.-Flour-In
light demand. Wheat-Firm; closed I'M.
settled; No. l Milwaukee 81 10; No. . at
81 l2N; No. 8, 81 OK. Corn-Steady: No.
3, 46a47c. Oats-NOminally steady; No !,
size. Barley-Steady; No. spring $50
S51lc; No. 8, 4Tc.
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PITTSBURGH, October 2S.-Pesroleuu-
Crude quiet but frmer, at 50 05A3 OK at
Parkers; refined dull; held at 2Gc, Phila'
delphia delivery.
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FOR SALE.
nRrsrEE,s SALE.

IIlhUS4bG Sn
Rv y,r.us Of 4 deed Of trust made BY Mathew
NtS,bS 10 he undersigned Trustee. dated the sth
dSy oi May, A. D. 1875, and duly ressidtd among
~ land Records Of Ohio eounty, Mot Virginia,
in DEED o. Trust Book No. 10, page AS' l VIII On
SATURDAY, the 18th day Of November, 1870
Al the front door Of the Court Hou.e Of ohio eoun
", Wet Virginia, commencing a. II 4; NJ PtoCgea
% III % The highest and beat bidder the ioloNns
property, or % much thefeot q may % S1s y
10 pGy The debt secured by mid DECD Of uust, anu
he expenses Of lAle, that e 70 sly; One tEo;norse
Wagon, with sprtnklIng GPparAtus attached! ope
onS.hofse Cut, With 5prinkling apparatus l!taeh-
ed; one Sorrel Hone about nine ye51 olGi enc
Sorrel Horse about ten ysArs old; one Brown horse
about Rx years old.
Selling a Trustee, Ihall convey such title a u
vested In me BY aid deed q trust.
TRIMS OF SALE-CAAh.
GEO. B. CALDWELL, Trustee.
&c HRHyEY AuctlOneef, ocb
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giniA.
a a,,,, t t Z. :. .s ia cn.''~'.
By virtue Of = decree made and entered In this
cause on the 9Th day Of October. 1915, the under
dgned, who wls appointed Special Commis4onet
Ior ~ purpose, VIII eli At public auction, Al the
front door Of the Court House Of Ohio county on
WEDNESDAY, the 22d day Of November, 1876,
Commencing at 10 O'clock A. n, the following de;
Sr,Ihd TeAl sstls certain lot Or parcel Of ground
10 he city Of Wheeling, known n lot No. u,
SQUARE Nc. II, in Richie 4 chIpline'S addition %
the Gty o. wheeling. " tns lSt ~ 49, nSAs
TkRHs OF SALE-One- third Of the p0IehAss mon
ey, and 90 much more Rs the purchaser may elect,
In cash on the day Of ale; the balance 10 Two
equal installments Al one and two years, the pur;
chaser giving bonds bearing interest from DAY o.
ale With good personal security ior The deferred
payments. W. !: ". IoNDh aS..
VIII HAILFR, AuetiopOer. Ocl7
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ANDERSONVILLE.

% A complete History Of AndersonvtlIs PRS s
= on, By BIZ. X. T. STEVENSON, Surgeon In g
ch1rrs. With an Appendix containing the p
z namei Of 1900 CliOn soldiers who died z
al thtTV, With date AID cause Of death. Rent -,
= on receipt Of prcs 8 %, A sHleneId can. nj
g naldn book. 1uESBCLL BROTHERS, Il
q Baltimore, Nd. :.
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TRANSFORMATION.

No.. and run daily; No. daily except Mon
day; Nos and u daily except Sunday No. q
ltopS At all stations tetWeen Wheeling add GrHtoni
No stops At all stations between Wheeling and
CumbGFlAnd.
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zrnrs nf SUBSCRIPTION.
DAILY.

.,.. "a o4saNo,, pSssss FrsPaH :.
% Is OoIThres montEL-''''''s1 y y
q "a. ..'''''''''' 60OnS nonth.....'...:.;; 70
4 ae 5;ali..I b. CSrrie1 In CITY l% pa week
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WEEKLY.
.,a. u s1o0NO., Pofia'e P'tPa'a'
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II 1, odoaao., poHD9s P'spah
y ' Z, nnlsl1 rnonthi............l 80
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-04-13
Extracts from the Mark Lane Express OF
WAR. 10 1876.

1t has probably seldom happened al this ps-
rod OF the year that weather both here aud on
the Continent has been an element oil 50 much
consideration. Since last week no charge for
the better has appeared, and adsices from
France and Germany all concur III the state
nent OF Hoods b.ing general, and anxiety about
the future increasing day by day. At the end
OF last week All unusually great baromvtric de-
preston occurred, which was followed by
violent storm of wini, rain, and SNOW and
similar weather prevailing throughout the
country, the farmer at the moment Is nearly
at stand still SO Tar agricultural operations are
concerned, rs the crescent condition Of the land
puts a stop to bogh sowing ami thrasl1lnS.
That this is a serious saurc. OF anxiety 10 grow
ers Is but natural. although it ny no means foi
lows that late seed time Is altogether etlse-
tionahle. and it has often resulted IN sasisac
terry crops. Hitherto the whea. plant has no.
been com planned ri except IN some districts Of
France, where the foundations have been So
we're and Ct long continuance, and even there
farmers are divided i'll their opinions Is 10 the
actual extent oil the damage sustained. Still
fine weather Is now greatly needed, both TO en-
able the farmer to get up his arrears of Held
work, and for vegetation to recover from it
temporary check. The genera. aspect OF the
wheat trade has evinced = greater amount Of
confii,nc. on the part of buyers, ana = more
active business, with an improving tendency in
prices has be<n done than for some time past.
This is probably due to the falling Cd in sup
plies on passage and to the shipments from
Southern European ports continuing much
smaller than was thought likely some time
since. and also to the 6rmer tone Of the Amer
| lean and near Continental markets, for which
latter substantial demand seems likely to take
| place, both for English and foreign wheat
| The marked increase in the exports OF wheat
lat week also points to this CONCLUSION, and
justifies the remarks made by Us . short tune
since Is to the probability Of our near Cont
mental neigh bors not being 80 well stocked Is
was commonly supposed There have been
rather more arrivals = ports OF call during the
past week, and the of-cnst grain trade also
shows stronger tone, but business has been
sousswha: interfersd with By the dsmase done
to teleSraphic communication by the late
storms. The number Of csryoes Of wheat no.
ON oiser is against II At the beginning Of the
| week
The sales Of English wheat noted last week
were 36.67s qrs .. Is lid. against ,.Ia qrs a
| Ais "a in 1878.
| The London averages were As lid on | ~
qrs-
The imports into the kingdom fur the week
ending 18th March we're so. 9ss cwt wheat and
| f.0 ,6s5 cwt dour.
| BERWICK oN-TwERD. The veasher
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The visible supply OF gram, including the
stocks in granary At the principal points OF ac-
emulation at lake and seabord ports, iii tram
sit by lake, rail, and On the New York canals,
Nov 81, 1875, and the coulpar ,tive stocks at the
other aforementioned periods, were as fol-
lows:
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-04-13
For Easter Holiday Goods

CALL AT THE 90 CENT STORE, S. c. DICK
lNSON, AT 10 WEST THIRD STREET:
(BRIDGE SQUARE, Everything that was in
Noali's Ark is th-re with world of extras,
large stock of new goods have jus: arrived, of
which you can have your choice for 80 cents.