davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-05-02

rnhllc as1vcrs did INT Indicate activity In lint or any
ne1 e. f. ts IT. .os o t.. wss IL
.stst on the c"nstnsnt ''ns scl,er III 1uno @ oisuc
loo;. Seller tha montl, Or reau,r No. 3fptins soi
s'Ss sS.x # IL Il IT'LL. s ,ssss s 'sss sy 1sysss iS
Of No. 4 fofd at p|Hta99hs. closing a. n.te. Cash
:ss; Hs,: s N NEs'st e " ~ s fsg :" H. o Il
nta!oNc: 400 hu re}ec,ei u Il sot9s04e; and 500
bn by sample At ases99e: Total. II, ,oo1 bM:
but etoscl norninai9 cssar. Sales wnrc t.C0o bu No.
iMsi.ls: 4oo ha y sample !. q 20 On tr.et: ND
400. NJ. wss quoted At $l.o2 vhen No. sold at
.CoaN-w.a active and Irregular. The market ra.
IT, @S -ss S "a &C. !"
S1 AZ fse 1ss III BIZ
n,rna harp teen sfe@dy contracted for melted tho
ds nSs Ns Va.
dull and easier the close, buyers for shipncns
zero low frce ihsn on Saturday tr'hars ,stiay ow
she conditions brought out tfco sellers There VS.
scea ta es,aar Z tssorabs M % pan
wsa sn :t rot T. se; X AK q
ssy so.e soh e,o;'ns 4 ,hs n'Sc a.
4ss'atsNo. csah ssics w wsso reported ii s,soS ba
htpil.rnixul At {Nt{G f6c. 0iaW bi. No. . 1t A3ha
1Ec; l2,O lu nav mixed at 33,;f3o: 1000 bu roject.
e.l at 41Hc; 100, bu BY esnps at :a9 Tic on track
md ,e+oo hn do Il 45x5i6No free On board cars.
Total, l49.apo hu.
OhT8-Wero again fairly 4ctive, averaging H@Ho
lower. The trading was principally in options. the
Mny shorts being b11sy engaged In settling thrir
eaa aud changing them Into J,lue, tho difference be-
tween tho twn options Widening to &c. The DO.
lverlea were ANAL. Liberal rb'eipe md fAlr
shirments were again reported, aud .
moderate sn1Miry for tata oalt. Seller
My opened as aoAc, declined to 9o4c and c!osed It
31ic. juno orenet At 30ao, sold to 3u7Ec, then down
isejcc'ed VIA 9uotod q 2al92oNc. Samples were IN
fhif re4ueet. Qash sales reported Of 1890 bu
No. at 3uh9Wk: 1,soo l,u rejecsed At 2oKo: 4,so1
bt! i,y sample st 3oa35o. Total, q, 700 Iu.
nfE-Was dull and easy at tccitue Of lc. Tho 70.
certs wers considerably larger than for any day for
ssTara Teoks cmrs as1nX been tnsrecseu N ~ ra
Eu 1VV Gu o. fecctea ~ canal lAo sepnrte1 shlp-
mcnts Wcfe siso lasRe, bt probably inelaaea ca!2o
aaaea too ing nao ,nni nns nss eiS1ea @ @ 70. ,ne
Lower L"Rcas sales ~efa uaai1ed 10 4H ba NO. Al
&C;
HAkLEY-Haa fairly actlEo cafls. ana lutee sntfsc"
leutIy VIII Prizes for the dar averaging l,tc high
cr tlsn on Saturday. oath Waa IN do1uahd for ship"
ment. snd aoil ~ U2A9hs. eHsiuE ~ the lnsl ~.
, 1876-05-02

Tf0I7n 7v,. ..,- ,Tt.t .rd ,....,,,., m. t,,,I
trAda took hold bpariugy but had TO pay full former
prices, tbs stocks beng nRht-&bsy have decreased
is al hys ,lur,ru hs last month simmer. h.s ofr
A''s's ~ u"t9 ~ - ,Ae.n' oFi. ao.. s"'
snd ~ tho aoae she fnaFFot waa noninany weak for
shipping s1tras, La sympathy with What. Thu stock
aYaal brl, . mont, .uo md 3l sfs h,Ia vo,r a1o.
rnes. .v,.. do nj Sn,,ov., sx. .o,r,et .,.. y,
the aour sale. They include lour alre4dy sold aud
bold for shipment, aud there u standing allowance
of nm bris ,naao tn cov.r NH. ,ota xbrh arc mt IN
~ e' . 49, :, ~ ~ " -, ' ~. ~ ~ o' s ~ ~ ~
% snaiics than asaa Wnea sno current supply -
Light, ~ recently. 8Aes we're reported OF 800
brls v,ptets Il ss4oaG,5p; md 400 hrks enr1pR
, 1876-05-02
Tbs following weso thu exports from the four lead.
Ing cte Of ths Atlantic seaboard for tho datos named


Received ut Chicago Customs. May /, 1876:
North Chicago Rolllng-sflll Company, 20 tons spie-
gel: Wm. Finkier h Sons rkgs dry goods: II. Bcara
Co., cases guna; 6. II. Foster Co., cases cot
tous Field Leier b Co., 81 pkgs dry goods; J. =.
Fsrwoll Co., csae dry goods Frank Bturgca Co.,
cara tin plRte; Anton Kunx ciaks wine; 9. High.
wood, casea paintings; 0relncr Bch,,rls, GOO bu
barley; p. ". Irwin Co., 1000 bu barley. Amount
Of duttes collected, A,S0a,25.
, 1876-05-02

Loug and short ce41s It Ike cash. and II TO seller
Juus, boxed: green hams, 1lI0l1Hc; sweet p!ckcd
do, t1He413c: Cnmberands. l7.tal1 Q, caah Or sell
Or April; long-cut hams, lsaalSAc, boxed; bacon
la,ns, lk9lsa,
dREAsx-Was quiet 1t Gk99c.
bEEF pRODUUrB-Wers steady and 9uiet Ut 5l0.5o
al075 for mesa, tlt.503ll.7s for extra mess, aud
$1J. 10 for hams.
TALLoW-Wna quoted 1t 6k86ko Tor city and 90
for country lotA,
, 1876-05-02
Funnbrr Of 6ank9, IL.
Tho loans and discounts, capital. and depos,s Of tho
banks Of tbs ohar leading Western cities were "a fol-

EuMons or A PANIC IN 3I1Nlso srocKs,
There hRse been busy 1unors In the laat two or
three days os trouble In The San Tanckco ctock mar
ket. Tho quotations Of mining stocks showa heavy
Decline Ia tho last month OonsodAted Virginia and
California, the two bonanza STOCKS hsva fallen r..
spectfTely from a3H TO 7at. and from 6sh to T7E.
It IN impossible to net any detailed information from
eithce tho taeRrapho reports tho California uows-
papers Of the condition Of Affairs In Han Ftu,sceco
Even tho m!ning.Rtock quotations are considered un-
reliAllt. Thete Il certainty strong bear element at
WORT in the San Francisco stock market. II tho
prophecies they make Of the falure ef the tousnza
minos should come trio, California would 10 in 10
tad sta'e France sfor sho bursting Of John Laws
huhhle for California like the Ffaucs OF that day. IL
Laturs,ed With thu sptrt Of speculation and Ill eiasses
sad nearly ali individuals arc Involved.
pAr1Na THE ALABAMA INDEMNITY
The recent sale Of &s,ee5,o00 Of the nav A,es was
for the purposs Of paying tbs Geneva awa.d ,udg-
mcnts. Tho Washington correspondent OF tho New
York Daily Bulletin gtyns this information about the
process Of Payment:
Tho dssfts ars slsc.d5 rnsdo out The, arc to hs
addres.ed % large nnmber Of 1oople, and will 10
=. made y DO Court Il oommissionsrs Of a1.Ssns
Jam ana elalm-Agents IN washington, prac.icina BE-
iols shs Ahban,a ossoa Court havo powere Of s.or-
eria 70 theso rtople viii rEobsb.y suaou,lt to about
ona-haH The money to he paid. About 100000 Of
nearly al thu currency eom!ng from this transaction
ws fsse the bank. 10 that city. The currency th.t
paid out II currency that realized from the uoIu
for which the bonds wets so!d. II will deltul eu-
tire1y upon circumstances. tAt cannot now bv fore
seen with any great degrees Of certainty whether thts
esan.seon ~ tsfa ths currency fro - ordinary
partment that this woe matter haz btso hi iustnd In
such way that It will tnAke not partics Of diner
%nce to tho money market.
THE SILVER COINAGE
Wo learn from report of ths Director Of tho Mint
thst II has been dctArmaed 10 run the
Mint during tho coming fiscal year subsidiary coin
to iss utost capaclty, md, - far possible work
tho skiet employees oycrtiue To do thts will reouire
m appropriation Of 13so GOO fer wages aud tlaspoo
foT incidental o1penses. Al tia law requlses silver
coins 10 b substituted for fractional currency ~ rap
Lilly II tossibe. 1t will bo absolutely necessary 10 run
III TIC mlnts 10 their full capacity during thu n.1t
nscAl year. and ths necessary appropriation fos ths
puEpoAo sfo earnestly recommended to b. made. Til.
Director ssys: Wa shall have to atrtks II least
140oo0,ooo pieces Of silver coin during The coming
na year. 10 say nothing Of tho gold snd minor coln-
Rs, Of which herc Ia doubt will b called upon
10 Rtytks an increased Amount
, 1876-05-02

AHt% III De
BnOpki. .CoRN-Deaioru rcpo1t fair retail ina,,lrv
a, 1,t1 1r1,e. ~ M ~. tss. o..s.. .h,,. .as,
~. M ~" nees Wills
hurl, 7,aSc; chutee medium, 7a7xo; good medium
hrusl etsonc; fair inside auu covers, sssxo; snfo-
DUTTEls-No marked change waa apparcnt In this
Tho market shoya rather moro stesanoss than for
.o,,,a Nv, r..y,o. h. s,o~. !. a.. ,ns.s..n.n. ~
su"s a.' "a' ~ "
doubt develop Into decline. wo quota Choice to
fancy yellow, 10 a5c; medium TO gool grades, 2Q,
nAaalsa-rrnd. VA. reported fair. with prices
running .11s "s h sto'f1 arc
eaa, @ n ~. Ieas,ae., o.s .sn n. n.
os.1s as ss%s Aaosssas %as,S IT, 4
bu, lse,lec gunnies, single, i4Xi,o; 10 osbie, ia
~, .,,,,, ,,,o u,rr,,.ro ,r ,.,v
holLDtna AAthA,ALs-"tse dnil ana veak'
a ee!1sa sssb ls s !.
nus M osns " pu W. 'ase sen
y ls.st como p, sr1cks ,a. srs aaOtoa *leo per II.
o Il 70 50s
SIR 10. future d.yery ~ quotations; ~ Common brick
f" 't IT. ~, r.Gssea do H. y y: nos nj me IN
saoS; Utiea Iadalo, and At!on cen!sn. :iss; rors.
,!lis cement: 81 *as0.oo; stHcco, 3!.2s, w; Now
~ t9'y y. XXI u-uu ~, na'ts' e:W.
that ths reeeiits thonEh light. are equal to the a.
snAhu. New snn1ned ID 1uooa by 1o1beFs Al o9ilo
'oF cr.r cttr''En M.; ~ pts. ,,,. ,,.,r,,,
CoaL-traae so"oaoa aun y mo'u'naty aiesu5 ng-
n,es Aassaw*nnr, 1 Eau1s r. ana nut: *ooo 20 eSg,
!5.oo' eannei, Sioo{a ~. Es1e. s7.go; Hoas6uK,
eIVNsi;au; nook,h9 s+ttsy, }n:U; !nu!Aha olock,
fa;ou: aAiMoen y unu' ~! ~ !ipoe. b4.uon oo,
f1usTWsfe re- N dast te !stat ana stronger a. ils
80; so ~ IT, .s ~ T. hrs ~
shs.p ,.pv below IKE Ihs receipts and shipments vese
"pesM. hssaI, -,,,s,n an,.. .. ,,, ,r
prissa t. No. No. l seia.h. S,hrl so9shio: No. do,
fa.so S49o; Ho. Trout sssoo No. snprc innckerei
N.ofl, tiaehaiooo: ~ No; ! pay. 99.ov@92ai ~
Na Sf snsa ns i.1ss 'sy s aefesS ~ S H"
tl"!; large iAtnHy az, ta.W' 9ank goldfish, St.759
onu; aeoste cnsasi. xaao!!h71; !ahfsaof herring,
an!it. ICY. *'.loaaoo; ao: .ofl 34ootSa Anfa.
nes asa,c sJunq; ~ S RI. oS r. of& & s
FRUITS AID NuIs-ho cAangea xere Developed
IN !hs as'sd.!Ent a1k9t; iAltty satisfactory huH-
ness VIZ ~ rfoarns Aa9 tne asoteA pF'scs wefo tuly
sttsos n8s. osuMA. iA5!.c. Iutt@h pfnhea' tH3
Fleeh paIe, nsHs ua aes' y
a5e1s' . ue s anse,; 1890. ~; sa1eh. ns
1tc. hoAEsIlo-Aiisn sHplsa. 'Ns stgo Mlchigsn sp~
IT,. common; v:*s4Vai shoaee, !va 9!oHe tsaeIca'
halves i4a9lshc; 49, rarns, i1%ly1; Glactoefrira.
!Nesa4ss stsal.s e1Sss: n'ou eas!tes. 10
~. Npgs1ranefts Il"ll r.: .'g .!s. IerraHonh'
new llts lao; uteot'io xalnus, 4 slss; IIsa1a. -
yeeans. ls1as' .!HHssse: M,lfai.Etoa peanuts
oE"aHc: n3H,:,,, r,,,,,r, ro,.,n,
nhEEH fAu!9a.tnselan ssu.sa Nefo IN ia1r 70
aatst aad atsaaY. Apes Tsfe fataer s!ow *ua easy:
1ooa 70 eaeiSe " spHtcs, sisee1 net pf!; siesslna
lJon Ier cass leLnoha, .oe per tok.
ul!otEHtEs-tfeos .! ~! Q! us stapb hnea waro
, 1876-05-02
CONNIE MERCIAL.

Tho following uers The receipts and shipments Of
tbs leading articles OF produce Ia this city during the
fosty-e!ght, hours ending 1t 7 o'clock on Monday
p3orutnRs
, 1876-05-02

siEEp-l.ceetyea, 1es he'd. TIere Va. limited
nd 4 g s; assa g ss f. tSs'ss 70
NEW ToRK.
NHw Tong, May 1.-DEEvfs-Reccipts, 1900, maxi
msdam 10 good gsiieraIlv; msfIes iair Il ffsday's
prices, which wero about 20 higher than cnrrout
res as y Mon9 few beat ,oeE. se:sd a
at s4so3tS0 per 100 hs, re weights rnuge. ordinary
to stsist!y pr!,e s.eer9 pt@illo fat steers. good
eHEEr-Heeepts. 4.JG0, inaking 1860 for the weof,
aaanat 10, 40u last Hcek; market scarceIy arm
Saturday, hu fay :. R9od prices ranging sa7o for
ear 81 H. i a.e uashosa staie, io5 n;,ss sTc;
sw1NE-!secsirta yesterday and Today. $3.50. max.
ing for tho week. against e,3o1 aas veok:
East LIBERTY, Pa. May y1.-CATTLE-nece!pts for
tho four days past, ~ cars Of through STOCK and 10
f1t VIZ ,nts s 2 h for ho wssk
supply for yard saes Is good, b,t ths bulk Of them
are ssill On han Goy local butchers bc!hg OH hand.
An advance over last woek's prices. -
Hoas-Tho receipts hayo been 0,74s hesA; total for
" xsfs ; sdsas: ss ssss ii "'sA s'fEsF'
r. sesiast yi yao l's week. common to Ss.t seii'
,.: a1: LOUIS. M.y 1.IIIons-Fair demand. but at
,9xef Estss gh' Genas Sf5 /, xsdes
CArTIE-Afodsratsy active and higher; good 10
choice natire stoers. ss.7ses!21; 1nediurn 10 far,
siss issI oe2s2. fsE s essss sss
ers. $t.2584.50.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, May 1.-IIOGs-DutlA and d bhade lower !;
common to good Light, f8bota7..5: fair 10 good
heavy, E3587.59; receipts, 2.svo; shipments, lis.
LUMBER.
Tho cargo market was actvo aud steady, About ~
cargoes wero oGerud And OF this nuher fully u wero
sold aud removed befors Night tho 1ocal 3ar-deaers
being the principal buyers. Tho dealers entosod tho
market early md took hold with nyility and alto-
geshcr, tho day'8 business Waa very satisfactory.
There vas no special change in prices. rioce stnv
sold At sa0o and common inch At 1850 and fair
do at $l10o91.5o. Several cargoes consisted Of dry
tumtcs, ~ Will bs noticed by referring to tho sales
published below. La.h sold at $1.37K{s1.5o and
sh.ngles It $235 Tho following satea wero reported
sels Atcnaa and barEe ocppSa; from M,n!sse 800
saugatuck. SO N common boards and str,ra It tssa
Sor s'sF L Ill., IT,; Fs% Se, ssss Y,fess y s
S isp" piefsss Il @ esrso se .es. e. B.s. @
It os | co. . 2Ga.s ps saa s 4 aa'H 2s4ss
Apprentice 10y, GRIND Haven, go dry bo1ra
ry bossaa Il , scow coassor Biaek L. I4xe
" In eoMmon a5! 'trips nd board too Sow Il
atrrN $l0.iD; 81 IN common dry 2-nch, $9.23 Bcow
at $soo ses clsr,, Minittao, 50 IN 1l2 10 feet and
AshI Atlanta ludington 23s m jost md sssntlins Il
$500. Achr IAvo osk. ManIstee, 4oo N 4 shugles at
+: Lyona: from Muskeeon, 400 boaEds and strps At
Tho yasa trada continues allow. and price. rulp cay
IN consequence Of FREQ arrivals Of green lumbar
First ana second cioar. ~ 0oGa4o,oo
.;f rhfd eiesr S!oossteo
clear ,loortne. trat md seconi rol1h'' W0Wsa%1S
, 1876-05-02

Wttaarawn from store on sAturaay for city con.
sumption: 2o79 bu wheAt, G92 bu corn, 2,21l bu
cats, ias bu rye, 1.saa bu barley.
Tia following grain VIA Inspected into store on
Monday n1oruinT; cars No. 2 Northwestern wheat,
Is cars No. spsu1, ~ cars No. do cars Ksjectsd
do. car 10 grade td5 wheat): s. cars high mixed
corn, lA7 ears and 1000 ba No, do, II casx new
mixed do. Il caEs and 1o.7so hu rejected d. car no
grade tzs1 coEn) car No. oats. II CARS No. wlIto
do, ~ cars aud 7,seo tu No. oaA cara feocea do
Us oas}i carr No. rye, car aud ooo bu reJseed
DO; T"F No. hstlsy, cars No. do, car rejected
DO. Total tj9s caro-. 10000 bu. Inspected out:
e29a1 hu wheat. ts,tl bu corn. 44SA bu oa 79o bu
rye. S,s4e hu barley.
Ths following tabls shows the distribution of ths
ossAtAsuas shipped from tlls city during laas week;
, 1876-05-02

Tho receipts and shipments OF live stock during
April reported by the Secretary bt the union Rtock
Yard COMPANY, wero as fullowa:
, 1876-05-02

70 !!nso 4 Hro.t 9lt ~
II; j. i!cnry 10 Rekcf.".....,:." ~ @ %.s u:
J. Ander.on to Ths'inn............ ] VI ia rs
~, 70 Ihhllon.. ,.-".+...... 81 l*f 100
RoNa lsros. 10 Taoor.......,..... 81 III 7k0
- FoHlcf...-. ;. ~ lpI 7.ao
in'TflA.. flA..s.-....sss.....ss.s...h hl y! 7.o1
- hFnto1lf.. - ~ 7N
- tEH1nHF.+ts...s u ~ NV
rrown, T. !. uo 10 Fo:ier st III ;.is
4. ". fanGhan to Schwartz. $50 Tx,
uroyrx i'st's. to brown. ~ III, 7.eu
1nssersen i,rcs 10 of:no. i x 7sS
Harpole h Lott 10 Tabor.......... II IN 7.hn
p!ss.aa H. to hicisi...... II II III III 3so s
~ ss.Eis.;.. M!t1et .;...''''.+.t..:.... o. 4l sss
1tolme. 4 beckett 10 Foaisr...... s6 iii 7.so
10 Fo~lef:. ef:.....,............... 81 179 T.Nl
1o !!ese = !iro....s............ 20 2o5 ITO
70 !soae \ !lr1. .............. u ara ITO
To Noso h llro.............u.A4 81 3W 7.EU
Cnnoser h Hall to ufane.......... % 2n3 7.5o
10 Eraus.,s. ID M f.61
~ 0rhHo s..s+..+ssstss.ss.... ba 1bi 7.hQ
70 boyd Il REo+.-.............+. ~ 1G3 1850
10 MnAtornlan. % 2Jl 7.b5
Horlno BROS. Go. 10 Fow1er..... % no 100
Dcnnoy Redmond "a nci;r.... q al3 m 3ss I
To- To- Allstt2n:. 4 2o5 7.so
nj: ~ n.'i"t.a e. !: 9 a35 S7S
~ hleston on'.......'sss.....-. N1 Jt4 7b
To Aiasternan. ...r...........1 % Ill 751
TO ataatcr1Hdn n.....s.4......ss..& ~ III 7h0
H. arsen o. 10 q " " 10 5
lease Adams 10 X;i.. Xieron........... q % Isl Ia
James jacksou 10 Allertou. 81 19t 80
70 70 4oya y cos................ ~ II! 3W
10 spriag &M.....::...:....:.. / il. M... q 10 7sS ~
Roeenbaum L y. to Tabor.......,. ~ 2oI $50
70 Iaoor r.............+. " ~ 1h0
10 laoofssssss...* " .0l so
70 iots;ori. "a "a "a ~
, 1876-05-02
tTwxRF, May 1.-Px1noLauM-37s Cd.


NEW YORK pRY.uooDs MARKET.
Nxw lopx, May 1.-uua,aeas W. quiet with do
msao commission houses aud Importer, and tho Job
bing Trade VA only moaerals Cotton Eoot1 wese In
sleady but limited, denAnd. and unchanged In price,
Ter fsncie4 declined 10 64e Pacao fancy psstAlea arc
reduced 70 12o. Woolsn soods los mems wear usre
inActtyR.
, 1876-05-02

COTTON MARKETS,
dALvn7os, May y1.-Cottou-uoildsy; net receipts.
ess haiss; exports 70 ths Qhaansl 1857, eo4s.siAs
~
, 1876-05-02

sAsASSAH, NAY 1.-cotson-Eschango olosed; nat
foceipts, 30 halcs: gross, 2ol.
hoBtLr. Nay 1.-Ooslon nominal; mIltlipaa 1lst
17xc; not receipts, ass bales; exports couaigisa
2l1i.
CnAnIKsToS, May 1.-Cotton du1l md nominal.
nifdd'lnRs, 11fc; net receipts, 5p6 baios; exports
cosatwlsc, 1891 snlos, 3vo; ssock. 1o.alt.
PlTTsHuRa PETROLEUM MARKET
fITTsnuRn In, May t.-1etroleum gntet but ntesdy.
crude, $1G2H ut parkors; refined, l3<Qa111fc, Pills.
dophta delivery.
CLEVELAND PETROLEUM MARKET.
CLEvELANp, o.. May l.-potrolsrm quiet; standard
white, ITO teat, 1oKo; primo whiss, l5o tast, flko
car lots.
, 1876-05-02

Tho following instruments vers tiled teE Fsoort
Monday, Nay1:
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-04-27
To the Patrons of Montana.

We are prepared to deliver to You, in addition to
our wagons and buggies advertised in another col
umn, every article of farm machinery, comprising
Climax reapers and mowers, which give universal
satisfaction wherever tried; Sulky Rakes, riding
Gang and Breaking Plows of the best manufacture,
Grain Drills, Harrows, Threshing Machines, and
in fact, every implement, piece Of machinery or
farm supplies Of any description ut the lowest pos
sible rates-lower than you could purchase them il
you were here. For reference, inquire of any of
our patrons in Montana, Missouri, or other States,
who have entrusted their business to our care. Send
for price list, or send along your orders. Satisfac-
ton guaranteed We also keep the Whitney sewing
machine, the best machine manufactured, having
stood the most difficult tests, ut greatly reduced
prices, WIN. MI. PRICE q CO.,
st. Louis, Missouri.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-04-27

RELIGIOUS NoTICE-Rev. r.. S. Clark will hold
services at Deep creek school house the second and
fourth 'Sabbaths in each month, at II O'Clock a. m,
and 7 O'Clock p. N. At Duck creek, the third Sab
bath in each, month, at IL O'Clock, a. m, and at
Diamond City at I O'Clock p. M, same day.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-04-27
re the Dry Goods Trade.

re the Dry Goods Trade.
Under our CASH SYSTEM of doing business. we
propose to sell goods at such SWEEPING REDUc-
tTIONs Dis TO make it to the interest Of the cash pny-
ing portion of the trade to buy their goods at HOME
instead of sending money OUT OF TIE COUN-
TRY for anything in the
GOODS LINE.
Having taken the lead, and put down the prices oil
goods in this market, we continue to offer superior
inducements, and propose not only to meet the
market prices, but will CUT UNDER in every in
stance FOR CASH. Buyers will please examine
the market, and then compare our prices With
others. ORDERS SOLICITED. Samples and
prices sent on application.
J.. r.. ROYCE a. CO.
Helena, December 2, 1875.
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Sands Bros. I8Ed
OFFER SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS: Four
hundred 900 pieces Bieached Muslin, yard-wide,
at - 1-2 cents and upwards; so pieces Spring Pop
lin ut %, 30 and Rs cents and upward; Is pieces
Freuch Percale, yard-wide, Mt 10 2-s cents; rs pieces
Embroidered Edgings at 10, 10 1-2, and is cents per
yard. A full line of Silks, Irish, Poplins, Etc.
The CELEBRATED :" MoUNr VERNON = Hydraulic
Duck and Hose in 60, so, 100 and 1910.
ad 9taalf9f a3 SANDS BROS.
Helena, March 7, 1876. 89ff 4f4f sg.,y
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Brown & Weisenhorn.

CARRIAGE AND WAGON MANUTAcToRY. This is
the largest establishment OF the kind in the Terri
tory, and is turning out work equal to the best In
the supervision Of the best horse sheer in Montana,
and we are prepared to do work in this line to the
satisfaction of any one who may favor us with their
patronage. 1laftt# st@ 385 II
a5ae qts 10 Give Us u Trial. III fa4.a
aa. .f. BROWN Sc WEISENHORN.
Helena, December Q, 1875.
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WE call the attention of our readers to Mr..
Charles Anceny's advertisement in another
column, of fine stock for sale. zMr. "A. is
one of Gallatin's foremost farmers, and we
DO not know of a better opportunity to pur-
chase a fine buggy team, a span of Ameri-
can mares, or high grade bulls, than at An
ceny's ranch. tHg8Ef.aL- =.
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LOCAL N { w S

WIN. NJ. PRICE & Co. No Ia, South Commere. sa
ST., st. Louis, are our authorized agents to transact
MI business, contract for advertising and receive
subscriptions. ltas .U45$4.ns4 H4t3fg1a rHsn4
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Daniel Hogan, J. r. Marks and John Gall
laher. ..t,s Hfe -f#.E #94r
Mr.. JOHN NOLAN, of this place, who is
with Gen. Crooks expedition against the
Sioux, writes that they We're badly beaten
in the recent fight with the Indians; that
they fled, leaving their dead upon the field,
and travelled three days and nights without
resting or eating, making their first meal at
the end of this time, upon Indian horse
flesh. t' 4l3
That Crook has met with a disastrous de-
feat we have no doubt. Mr.. Nolan was en-
gagged as packer with the baggage train be-
longing to the expedition, and his state
ments, though somewhat indefinite, are per
fectly reliable.
Encouraged by this victory, these hostile
savages may be expected to turn upon Gen.
Gibbons command in o~verpowering num-
bers, and then upon the settlements Of east
ern Montana. Enough has already been
done to render the increase of the military
forces in the Territories very necessary.
When this is done, and troops are once
~ AiCo Ca0 ASl0s WV wall Ilio piCIity
of work to DO on our frontiers, and are not
likely to be withdrawn from among us.
We are, therefore, encouraged in the hope
that some good may result from the disaster.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE DISTRICT CoURT.-
T. J. Keen, VS.. j. G. Pickering ct al, de-
murrer Of defendant sustained, and case dis
missed.
Miss Annie M. Dyas, VS.. J..J Heating
An action to recover damages for defa-
nation, of character. Defendants motion to
quash summon and demurrer o%yerruled.
John looms, VS.. J. Hornbuckle tai. de-
murrer sustained, and twenty days allowed
to amend answer. M,.
J. Laney, vs.. G. Riggle, demurrer sus-
tanned.
John Gallaher, VS.. Dan Lannan, set fol-
trial by Court yesterday.
The Grand Jury found bills against Dan
iel Sullivan and James Lynch, who We're ad.
mitted to bail. .,@ 40an
Mr.. W. w. MARTIN has located a sheer
ranch or Spring creek, Smiths river valley
about five miles from Camp b aker. This il
a splendid location-as fine rs can be foun(
in the valley. Mr.. M. intends purchasing
flock Of sheep as soon as he gets his place
improved. Htaaff 9gaa #sA#1
THE FACT of Mr. w. w. Martin locating
here among us speaks well for Montana, fol
it is to be remembered that he spent TIN
winter in the Black Hills. That he has re
turned and taken a home in our midstis sui
5 ficient evidence that the Black Hills region
is no such country as Montana, and we pre-
dict that hundreds of Montanians who az
led away by the gold excitement, will folloy
in Mr.. NJ. IS footsteps and come back to OH
grassy hills and sunny wales to live and die
q B r. N.
AnriI 23d. TO the wife of III. Crittenden, a son.
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WE understand that Mcssrs. Crambaugh
q Burt intend locating a ranch on the Mus
cleshell and will take the sheep which they
drlve in this. sumner from California to this
place. 3s'".'' 1i X Nth's"" 'ts
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WHEN our young men leave town, it is
safe to conclude that they have gone where
the weeping willow twineth."