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Arizona weekly miner., 1876-12-01
From IyeGnrs1ay's Daily.

X meeting of the Prescott Literary Ora matic and Library Association was held Tn the Court House last evening.
 Mrs. H. V. Cram was elected Second Vice President, and Mrs. J. X. Merrill, Treasurer, these offices havmg been reserved at a former election to be filled by ladies.
 Several new members joined, making up the number to 26. Steps are being taken to secure hall and procure library, periodi- calls, papers, &c., after which Chas. Aliabach Esq. read an essay on the subject of |" fixed and untixed Society" Quite an oversight iuexcusablc as it seemed to us, occurred Tn not having the room comfortable, SO that those who wculd have otherwise enjoyed the s ea:nr, really suffered with cold. and were ,rlad when it was announced that the meet ing adjourned so tha, they could, without seeming disrespect, hurry oft to some saloon where they could make themselves comfort able by cheerful fire.
 Owing to the lateness of the hour, ana cheerless condition of the room the regular debate was D ,stponed until next iue,oay evening at half past seven o'clock. at wnicn time Messrs. John P. Lloyd aud E. $. Seed will maintain the affirmative ot the proposi- tiop that Public Library and Literary Asso- citations are doing more to educate ana eie- vate society than the Public Schools.
 LA Merrill and Capt. Roys will dispute the assertion and argue that the SchooiS knock society higher than ," burnt boot to borrow an expression from letter of T Boston Colonist. We are authorized to say to those who may be inclined to stay away for fear of being frozen out again. that pro vision will be made in future to have the room warmed. under tho conviction tnat soe tsmpersture of the body has much to do with the condition of the soul.
 Hashfond q Co.'S asw addition to tsasr Cso:S is up to the joisss whjsh will es pSfu e4D to-moYyew.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-12-01
From Tuesdays Daily.

Morrison, Supt. Pinal SmeltIng Co. we are advised, left san Francisco yesterday for Prescott and will be here in about & week It :s presumed that he will be prepared on his arrival to start up the works and begin to boil ou: the bullion. Certainly such is the wish of every one cDncernel many of whom arc inpa.ie of the delay tha. has already occurred.
 Yesterday in mentioning the arrival here of Mr. Kutnow, in the interest of Banner Bros. San Francisco, we neglected to men sion that he IS accompanies by his brother, Mr. Hermann Kutnow, who represents the house of Mast X Gree1zweig importers of !jew-i-y San Francisco. Lir. II. kutnow is $ literary gentleman of extensive travel. and large experience in the newspaper business, having ben engaged for several years in lGey.nsay. as correspondent and editor Of Heading German papers. h the former ca Ipacity he has travelled over almos. the whole of Europe and much of Asia and Al America.
 Prescott Literary, Library and Dramltic Association, will have 8 meeting 1t the Court Hoase this evening, al which time VIC understand the question of Public Libraries and Public Schools will be debated, the question being which has had, or Is having the most beneficial influence on the civiliza ton of the age.
 Tie Sunday evening lecture, of Rev. J. A. Merrill at the M E. Church, was largely at- ie .ded and we'll appreciated, although it did not enter very fully into the discussion of the question which he had chosen to talk upon in the course to which this was simply i2:roductpry A week from next Sunday evering the subject of his lecture will bc Natcr;at:s.n.
 rALIs.-The boys have got everything in shape for fine time at the school house on Thursday evening, and J. II. Lee is prepar- ing to have the grandest party of the season, at American Ranch, st the same time.
 William Leetc, an old California and Neva- da operator in mines and mining interests, freighter, &c., has been lookin. over the mi ming districts of this county for some weeks, and to-day started south by Stage to take in Pima and other couuti1S. Lec.e commands large capital, and whe he starls in, in earn est he means buSineS>, and generally makes !: pav Arizona will lose nothing by the presence of such men as Lee:e, men who know what mines are, and men who have the capacity to handle mining business on a large scale.
 Two large silver bricks agyresa.ing nearly s4,OO0, came in from the Aztlan Mill, this morning.. The Peck company are now real izing some: hing over Sl0,OO0 per week from ores worked in this mill, under the Superin- tendence of Dr. GoodfclloT.
 BULLIoS.-McLcan, Christman and those associated with them in the Silver Flake and Kit Carson mines age still taking out large quantities of splendid ore. Perkins X Co, ot the Agua Eria Snel'er, sent in to C. |. Head x O., on Saturday, 500 pounds ot bI.e bu.iion from orc parclasea of taeSc p.r.;GS.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-12-01
NOIICE TO CREDITORS.
 In the matter of the Estate of JOHN JACKSON, deceased

Notcs is hereby given by the unde signed Adminis .r,tor f the Estate of John Jacksn deceased o 'he creditors f and all persons having claims agains, said de deceased 10 exhibit them with the necessary vouchers within months from the first pubication o this notice the undersigned st his office in the Village of Prescott in Yavapai County, Arizona Terri ory.
 GEtI. D. KENDALL Admns rslor of the Estate of John Jackson deceasr Prescott. 4. T.. Noveuber l7, lei6 N
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-12-01
Church Notice.

Service. every Sunday lo3o at the Methodist Epis .,.i Church oa Marina street. Prescott Sunday school ,rmedis..ly snsr ssrvcs. REV. D. B. WKIGHT. Pastor
 REV NR WILEY Methodis, South will preach at II 4. n. and e7PM \, each Sunday. at T. H. Hsad' house sa Necsnck street
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-12-01

SPECIAL NOTICES in the rea6i'i1 columns ,eiu ke eharged at the rate of THIRTY CENTS per Iine for frsf insertion, aud tie.ty eff:s f's for each s,tbse,,.e-t insertion.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-12-01
S H lFF' $ A l. F.

GEORGE W. CURTIS Plaintiff vs. WILLIAM 1T. FER. GUs"N Defsnd-nt
 In pursuance of decree of foreclosure of Mechanics Lien in ihis dated Oct,b 24 1878. I shall sx. pose gal public auction in front the Court House the of Prescott in the Cuny oi favspai in the Tsriitnry of Ariz at 10 o'clock 4. A. Thurs day inc 7th day uf December lSs6 as ih. Law directs the pr. mi ses described in said dec i,lows
 That cUrfai' house building superstru situate and b.ing ihe east side q" the sd leading from Pres cvtt the Count of Yavspa in rh, Territory If Ali zona Fort Whirplc in said County and being about half way Prescott and Fort whppls siUr-said an ing situate between the house and silo,n known and called House and the southern boundary line uf the Fort whippls Military Reservation The said house building being fhs one built by William d. Fer. guson and occui jed and used by him
 ED F. BOWERS Sheriff.
 Prescott A T., Nov. l6, ls7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-25

financial condition OF the company except temporarily
The other coal stocks alternately firm and week.
Dnay closing feyersh, az fractional decline from tie
prices OF one week agb.
The steady decline IN the price of Central and Hudson
during the week from 1929 To 06al indicates that some
Investors" have already awakened to the suspi-
cion that IL Is too heavily loaded with water"
to be sustained tyen by its "iDmense" bust
ness, unless that business shall be done at a
profit instead of al loss. Harlem, in sympathy with
Central also declined per cent but it should be
bored that this stock guaranteed per dividends
besides which the cY line nearly g. and paws per
cent Lake shore continues be oee noir" to tho
bulls" 1t lies waterlOgged upon the market and
nothing be done With In other stocks greater OF
less trading may DO induced by movement OF one or
two points but with this whether the price be 52 OF
537she two extremes OF the week-t is left sereney
alone Rock Island continues TO be sustained by the
parties largely interested in the Northwestern securities
but drops about per cent whenever any real stock
comes 10 market, only to be immediately rallied again.
The business done has shown daily decline from
10000 shares Monday down to 6S300 to-
day. The change in the final prices Of the week
from those of one week since follows:
AdvancesAtantle and Pacific preferred, Il; c. c. and
l. c. and Pacific Mail, each IS Consolidated Coal
Chicago, Burlington aud Quincy Morris and Essex and
Northwest preferred each q Fort Wayne and ST. Louis
Kansas City and Northern, each 50; United Ex-
press, Panama. and Michigan Central. each l /;
Wabash, III; Hannibal and st. Jo., 1as; Han
nibal and St JO preferred Ia; Missouri Pa
cic, 2; Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph 2ls and New
Jersey Central, Az per cent Decnes-st Paul
and preferred, each ls Wells Fargo, and MwYork and
New-Hayen, each Il; Like Shore, Rock Island, and
c., c. G. and L. each Z Western Union, %; Del, Lack.
and Western, q Illinois Central, 1 Adams Express,
Ia; Cleveland and Pittsburgh. 2; Delaware and Hud-
son, pa Central and Hudson, and Harlem each per
cent. The following table shows
THE WEEKLY RANGE OF PRICES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-25
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EuRopEAN MARKETS

sept 2ssS ,o. mGotiop t firm oS6 i Ssi1s
PaGGs g or snd eSor ZOO bales TSoep
10000 bales q which 1900 we're American Futures quiet
livery at 5sd oeobc; and Noy,m9Sr delivery At 0a'2st
coop sippGa November December per SSH 5aisc new
crop shipped Decauier snd January per sail o'sa shipped
LryEGPooI sept 33-i $50 p. m.-gddng Uplands Cotton
Low Middng clause September delivery 5isd october
and November delivery. 5'rod new crop January aud Feb
ber per sail 6szl VI the sales today 6lOo bals were
IvEKP0oL Sept 23-23O p m cotton-Futures strong
Mlddhng Upands Low MIdlng clause ne" ero'' 'hPpod
6spos sopt 3d. Business at The sock Exchange during
The week sSs been G a securities dge p Pn ~ have
shown the greatest imp eye9saS ASTqHeS o. ii3 and
isaI hISs Desn m is 81 Wsr Segi higher
and Uruguay have see 81 per eent on me wees al other
parts iron tie Continental bourses Egyptian are to S+
, sfnSr % i Tars PS3uyaS itssu AMI French wore
$50 higher consos have rasn e Ihnr'iays eanS Tesarn
tanned any price and the rates oT discount continue as
sS mn tSs tone Of the market was good some Of tns
American Governments have risen. Basnos AZ AyIes to
There has boon strk CHANGE IN inc Mineioslans mar
nIed good deliveries tending support quotations. The
demand for e s unaeasd many earg9es being i"a
brown sorts more readily saaos than they have been
@l 10 nc grades Of uOng0u held hunly bids under
previous rates have 6esi refused by importers Low green
plantation ceyon coles when eoS sold az fEss 1s"
ay Ills Snppies OF foreign very heavy low de-
sefiptons occasionally sold al reduction lhe only
ebehg re IN spice better inquiry for white pepper
IOSDoS sent 23--l2y0 p m.-united states oondA OK
1861 1854 EIie Railway shares, S'S NswYorS Central
LONDON Sept 49, p m.-UDited States bonds. 1887
1OSh i. - -, IL
from the 5anI Of England on balance To-Day Is $4,000
rsass sDS ss iCg 7c Sr account sp ." SsufnS
z1S 0sn8S sens as-s m-sugar 256s25H Tewt for No
10 Dutch standard The spot and 20ed25s Tor do ahOat
me mar ket ID drm for good refining qlalue4
TOSpos sept 25--Evenng -Lnseed Or a5t YSsG
PARIS sept TXchange London 25f 23c- for short
sight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-25

FLOUR AND MEALs-Ths FLOUR market was q shade
aeay restricted BY tS limited supply Of i9T grs4e
Z 6 po So s aSs So sa b SG g
Low Grades Extra az s5 0,ess 20 200 9Sls Msdu@
s sls IS for plain. and . 8ooso foe Patent
1900 bgs CITY, NILS Extra at w 20 10 Ir Tor
fhs sales We're at % IOosl Tor No. p y 25Gsi s.
iS g5 o 10 for InfcfoT % Common Extra state 1886 Is
q 60 50 B dr Co., Coca % SS Gs o5s 10 @
Inferior 20 Common Extra western - l5gs3 90
Choice DO 90 55GSs Tor Choice % Faney dS e 10
Extra 81 25ass g. for Winter Wheat Good TO Choice Faa
by City Mills Extra = Q}@sS 70 Tor Common 5Io 70 Ear s
s. SodsG Is for GOOD to choice do yGa$s IS for Common
% Good Minnesota Extra a. s9aso o. i9T oPoa 70 0hoe
ireme 81 iOQS6 80 FOR Common % Good Extra ~ louis
drm With slight upward tendency, particularly FOR Low
m B TS GSn S' 70 Fair 81 g
Ta@y Eafa aud 4 9jd$ 90 for Good Fancy New Pro
. a lila p Ssa Ms1 FsS S% Western aad
sey and IS 25ds3 30 Brandywnei Corn Meal In sacks
W" GR . business e very mod
crate extent sna me market was Ss Sng g bodeT 10 ssp
The eXpor demand Was light AMI ely @leTs bought pagy
Old Winter Req Western 81 lsior New and Ola Mi1ed Win
yer ked southern asG rls CHOICE Amber Michigan al tribe
over 81 and 10000 bush New Nnter Rcd western At
With ht sESSrt and home trade demand gasa
New and Jersey at SIC, de cradle ths 2nth anu
hush New STATE TIE spot at SOC BA RILEY ruled dnu
Of rowsd state reported sold without FUR
er particulars 600 bush inferior StrOwod state AZ sc
aud about bOOO bush Western, TO arrive reported AT
goc -, ia riley MALT quiet and unchansed..-,-
CANADA PEAS and GREEN PEAS remained a. lsse notss
- The CORN market slightly In buyers favor win
only trade enorte Tor export and homo common
and inferior parcels more de IMAM PRIME s
which were cutie scarce sales 10000 bush az 90 70 i9f
New'York, no grade; 6Bd67iae for Warn AiIed
b7a5,c Tor steamer Mixed Graded and ungraded 5saoBe
for san Nike 81 160c for for Ungradea %eseLn MILL
the latter for very choice for western fo0N on e
track; Coo for Kansas Mixed and including 2OO0g 61s
Prime Mixed NJ So DC oered u ere were aso sales o. 99yg
bush kansas Mixed seller october at 0y TOT VIZ
OATS and good New the market Tss teay ~
New we're duh and declining sales elCOO nu ~
for Mixed and 9S65Se for White WestsSn sny "a '9
S2a5i'c for Mixed Western The latter vh iGr st
90 Sgoe Tor White western including SOC bush Mixed
Milwaukee at 44c and 800 bush Prime on NO Mn
tsSer fer extf at 81 delivered FEED ives seng ~
si3 50as29 ton. Including kye Feed ~ slI9Ss ana
Shsfns at sl9d$23 40 at sl3 601fls, and lV1 ~
es2 ton BEANS were in fair reaeess aa tn s az S
nnersV ruled quite Medium WerS quoted ~ ~ joy
si 40 Tar Choice New 81 259sl 80 Cor Choice Old ard
slesl is for Poor e Coca Mar1 ~ New sSs9 10
Pea I'll 6oasl 66i Kidney Primo Red " seesi W. "ho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-25
COTTON MARKETS.


BALTIMORE, Sept 23Cotton quiet; bIiddlng lO7s91lc.;
Middlng lose: Good Ordinary gross receipts
n baes EXPORTS cOaStwise 40 bales se l7J bales spin
ners, 25 bales: stock 9S5 bales
MEMPHIS Sept 23.COitOn firm. asking higher Middllng.
l0sc receipts III bales shipments 919 bales sales 100
Dsles: stock. 1871 bales
boston sept 23.-COtton steady; hndding, llle: Low
Mdng, lLe.; Good Ordinary, Oi2c Teceips 500
CINCINNATI sept 23.-COton quiet and firm Middling.
107sc Mddng i0Ssc.: Good Ordinary. ESQ., receipts.
lOl baes shipments so bales saes, baes stock i53T
bales.
CHARLESTON Sept. 23.-Cotton FIRM Middng JOLc; Low
Middhng, l0l4Gl0a5c; Good Ordinary, 8l2091c
oepts 175S bales sales 1000 bales stock 1922 bales
Addng, lOc. GOOD Ordinary. 9sc: ReI receipts, 4l6a.
bales exports coastUse z38 bales sales LILO bales stock
"a G2j bales
sNvASSAH, Sept 23-Co;ton hrm good demand NidIIlns
1850 bales exports, cOastwse 1905 bales sales lO43
bales stock 81 $40 bales.
NEw.OE.EiSs sept 23.-cotton steady Middng 1880
Low Mlalme, I04c. Good ordinary 92c net reccipts
2O55 bales gross 1880 bales sales 500 bales stock 4O2lS
bales.
ST LoUs Sept 2s.-Cotton quiet; Biiddlng 1850
ddlinc, lose Good Ordinary, 9i2c; receipts 81 bales;
shipments bales sales. 81 bales stock 100 bales.
LOUISVILLE, sept 23.-COuOn quiet; Mldd ing IO1,c.
EMOBIIE sept 23COltou irrcgu2r Kidding, 10 &c; Low
Addng, 9s3e Good Ordinary &c. net reepts 7tl bales;
exports coastwis 73 bales sales $40 Das: stock S5l3
wHNISGroN Sept 23.-Cotton steady; Middlng lOlec;
Low hiddling 10 c Good ordipary 9i2c; net receipts,
SoRFoLE sept 23-Cotton duh Middlng 1OTsc net re.
cepts LEY baies exports coasSse, 7S8 bales sales 70
bales stock, 5,429 bales.
Low M.ddng lie; Good Ordinary, 10Sc gross receipts,
bales
PgTERsRURG Sept 23Cotton weekly receipts Isl baes
shipments 81 bales stock, $50 bales.
AUGUSTA SepE23--Coton demand good Mddling lOIsc;
Low Mdding 9399@e Good Ordinary o1GSSc.; receipts,
S33 bales; sales, 1853 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-25
In state hnnds Tenncssee nov ssne sod at ~ and

In state bonds Tennessee issues sold at 44 2 and
District OF Columbia 3GJs AZ us, lower There
transactions in city bauk stocks. Railroad mortgages
were less active, the Milwaukee and st. Paul lrsts, In
Crosse Division, being strong and better at 1913 sinking
funds being heavy at SO. Chicago aud Northwestern
coupon gold consOls to-day quite naturally, were made
duer selling up 90 o. but closing AZ 70 The Pacics
were strong and IN demand Union hrsts, 1864 1lOT,
and Central Tsts, ll0ai, paid and bid The direct bonds
Of the Central NeW-Jersey were strong cOnsOs ga
92l2 aud cOnvertibos, S224si irsts being quoted az
lOsl2Ul00. Lchgh aud Nikcsbarre cOusOls, iudOrsed
advanced 10 63s, ana fell back 20 49, closing b %
American Dock and Improvement Company selling at
TO- Hannibal and st. Joseph convertible IS were nrm at
rs paid and bid and Michigan Central u at 1924; Nor
Ts aud Essex seconds selling at loJ and hrsts OF G., C.
9. and nc llOis.
Tie Treasury now holds 1897 100000 in bonds
to secure bank circulation and $lS,J7sOOO 10 secure
public deposits United States bonds deposited Tor
circulation for the week ending to-day, Sf,2O2,JOo
United states bonds held ogcircuatiun Withdrawn for
the week ending to-day, S3,6l4750 National Bank cir
citation acknowledgements notes, 52Z, fSOBOti gold
not - O99 100. Tho receipts from internal revenue
to-day $I27,4l9 Of from customs, S542.661 rs.
Tho following were the receipts at the redemption bu
rcau national bank notes FOR redemption FOR The week
ending to-day compared with the corresponding week
q l4lfN war
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-25

TTI- n u "
sT3a seler 80 days 90 seller days $50 seller 10
days. 52 seller so days so seller 80 days $50 seller
6Jdays.
No better evidence OF concentrated Interest in
speculative stock can be furnished than the fact that to
day the market has been featureleSs and dull os q
midsummer half holiday HewJersey Central fur
nshed oneseyenh OF the total tranBaeton at prices
ranging betwasa 2s828I2927A and 27L Delaware,
Iackawanna and Western and Delaware and Hudson,
we're quiet but weak Central and Hudson after open
ing at 27ls improved to 27l9 but closed at Pea The
sales of Harlem q45O sharcs were all at 49, except
for 50 at 1909 and 100 at $50, seller 10 st. Pants
and Ohio and Mississippi heavy the latter because
Of the very bad exhibit made by the company's re-
port. Yet this company has made as large
If not greater proportionato gains in gross
earnings than any other company. Here il les
son that it may be we'll TO beed. Northwestern run
its usual "lmited express" with further casualties
than d per cent gain for tho and L Per cent
loss for the preferred Hannibal and St. Joseph, both
common and preferred, were strong but dun. The
trading in the remainder OF the s requires comment
The market closes duh and weak with the final changes
from last nights prices follows: Declnes-Ataniic
and Pacific Telegraph, & Western Union, Pacific Mail,
c. c. G. and l., Lake Shore, and Rock Island, each
Il; St Paul preferred and Union Pacific each 81 Wells
Fargo St. Pau and Northwest preferred, each Ii New
Jersey Central 81 Central and Hudson Delaware, Lack
awanns aud Western and Ohio and Mississippi, each u
and Delaware and Hudson, 3. Adyances-American
Ex,,ress wabash. Northwest and Hannibal and 81.
Josrph each u Illinois Central, i2 Hannibal and 81.
Joseph preferred, 81 and Consolidation Coal, per cent
The following table shows the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-25
THE MARKETS.
lCacmuy reported tor TIKI raRUS2,l
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Ter SOrth Rtrsr PssstrS. and RaiyoIdL
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

SATURDAY, sept. %. 1915.
ASWES-There were no changes and only small aud unm
poriant business dOae Pots quoted al 4sdi'e, and
Pearls At 6iC
COFFEEMid grades were generally quiet and unchanget
MaagaIO sold within the range 81 l3UlIc gold
100 AZ the former pcesl dlS'cq gold, for
invoices I5aG1uc gold with sales - 4SIf bags per
EDtGs 70 here and Lazy bags
OK Gray Eagle both terms not Anspircd 1900 bags
were Withdrawn FROM the stock here.
CgTTON-Thero was q moderate busiuess the spot and
pTs6s steady at yesterdays hgmts The tore 81 lhe
Dy miyCe. - firm prices ~ LIVER
pool The receipts the p0rts were 1899 bales, aCnnst
luU ba,es TINS making the total since che lat
irst l5y lU2 bales, against 1890 bales during The same
fna Las year The l,l2J bales OF which Sol
iIes fast evening including 100 FOR export and 1905 for
homo consumption 300 bales delivered contract
lac still follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-25
WOOL MARKET.

BossS Sept 23.Transactions IN Wool begin TO show
falling on compared with previous weeks but the business
Of the week has been fully ~ 70 expectation The stocks Of
desirable rapidly disappearing The demand Cor hno
1eeces is stu cute active Very choice lots OF XA and pick
clip. The Of the include $4,000
10 and Pennsylvania 3Sdf0c for ami No. ! l29
a22c for AX and A4G41 for &AA and above The bulk
Of the most desirable Xxx foeces is still heic AZ 45c Mch
EeGCes aHd higher The sales iuc!ude 1881
h at 3SI3SloC; choice lots Of and Medium
sold az 1898 PC f6eees have been
quiet all kinds held quite arm COmbsng Deaius
quite steady sales 1000 D. principally at i5c FOR hna
Delaiue, and "a for COmbng The lots
held firmly zoe The demand California continues
good The Fall II coming fOrwnr freely;
10000 at prices ranging from lo02Oc. Spring Wool
s m demand but there Is DOW small asor nent TO select
from tho comprise 1870 10 1886 poor
good pulled very little has been d0Re the comprise
10000 at 2ad42c for Super ana " the latter for chOee
Maine super.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-25
Do A. M.-sALKs BkFORk We cAII.

The week ending with to-day has been less
active in commercial and mercantile circles than its i'm
mediate predecessor However, prices generally have
remained r and in the Of wheat have advanced to
an extent that retards exports EIhe following, from
oaIcal sources shows the importation Of wheat and
Sour into Great Britain for the three years ended Aug
81 and serves to dspel idea that this cOun
try controls tie markets of the world:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-25
BRIrIsH AND IRISH EXPORTS.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Sept. 23.-The follow
ing statomentot the exports from the United Kingdom
to the United States Of the principal articles OF British
and Irish produce and manufactures during the eight
months ended Aug 81 1876, compared with the cor
responding period OF 1875, has been furnished by the
Chief of the Bureau Of Statistics:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-25
CATTLE MARKETS

CHICAGO, Sept 23.-CATrLE- 1000; shipments
1000; medium tending slowly down ward; others steady
good choice shippers ~ 5OdS5 % medium SO 20
So l2ia
HOGS Receipts 5000; shipments 1000; market quiet
weak especially for heavy; good choice S6DS6 10;
medium 10 fair IS s00S5 9J; common and mixed $5 coo
IS IS.
SREKP dun unchanged; receipts 900
ISDIASAPOLIs, Sept 23HOGs unchanged reoeiDs 1000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-25
STAINED.

sT1ct GoaG 0rinary gars AnddnuV.. loss
Fuf fut delivery there was small business ~ an adY ance
Of faitc sales Yesterday after Z; moypiemher 300
IIr5c; october, 500 llggcj 400 llAc: &9yenbor 500
g1c; May 100 Il,ao total SI0o bales first call today
100 Pc total, 100 bales. Second c2li-Srpl, 100
fsci JAM 100 ia szc Fob 100 ~ total 500 bales
today u mSepJ-mber, 800. lllis zc; 100,
ice October 500 llblsc 100 ll9gc November ll0o,
ii6c; December loo iifsgc zoo, II Sc; January 1900
III - MARCH, 100 400 llsacc. May, 400 l-asc.
total 5000 bales grand total, le4OO bales The market