davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-10-13

FoHEtGN CITIES.

Hpec{HI LFkp1lcA 10 lHt 21OAnk .
TtvE1lpnbL- Uct. lI-Ii n. m,-FLeUH.-No. I, ois,
No. =. ..s nj.
Observation-Disclosures, No. l. rs "a; M. Z, ~ bl
'SrrinR No i.s fs No. as rd white No. is Al; No.
.. III; cnl, No. 1ts sat No. ., lOs I'll. Corn-No l.
.Hs; NJ. =. 2js ID.
pHoyIhtoss-rork 7Gs. Lard. 40a OIL,
LJyl:sruo1- Oct. 12-Latcst.-CorTow-Dno
1i'iCea]a1G salcs, al.tD1 balcs; speculation und
expert 4,brl; Amerlcau II, oN1.
'nEApyr,'rFs-cnlifpr1fa w.o wheat. average,
1cs idttI0+ tit to r1al. 1s 5d4elDs sd; rcd Western
Grrfng, o. =. 1,a Rl do winter, Ns [laD1 I'd FIuur-
Wtstnrn caual, u.s. GIre Cotn-Westorn mixed.
- alG,!a,. uatA-Annrlcan. 3%s:s I'll. barley
American. IL Cd. Fras-canadlan I7s I'd.
CloyEn SEEft-AmcrIenn, 54MGli5s,
l'RovtEUss-fritre mess pork, RoHs. Primo mcss
beef 7th. American tarl. .4us Oh C,eesc-Fino Amer.
lean, 7a. Hacon -Lnn ecar. lis Cd; short clear, 4Os.
TALLAAy-FnG American, 43s 81.
FErEaLErM-Sririts, lis I'd; refined, 1as 8lGlDs
LixHEEn DIt-9ns.
iE--Calntnau, Gds rhtc. t4s.
HtAIlTs TGneENTlHE-2lE.
t.oXpoS, Oat. Observation-Disclosures 1915.
SrInlvs TugrESr1NE-.is 81.
tAxTwE1r. Oct 2.-rErE0LEEa--+oH.
, 1876-10-13

stsitH tsdscj f;tf 49,, ~. hp
Gitfi ftT n
t's,bs Il, ~ e s,i scrE tasasS nssos
asts'i San aho3,
asxi Ii II, datsA HnE .......s',..., la1
Napoleon placr, 1u II euf Hanover st. + -
f134N-lhEL hatrh .june 9l............,.n.... G0
4sTsasift. Vii, bsl!,nr. isseI scrt. H.. 1000
tlat"d fcpl IL ,.....'.......... Ianoo
sUCru NY CITY ttNIr*, WITHIN HAntCa or a1rEN
Mtf.Hs OF TnE GaFET.tfntRE.
Murray IT, 1iH IT'S Of Flfly.fsst st. VI a4tcH -
0nkwond h0unyhr ~ 5.iu q " ot E.antloy u.
~. II 4.IuxIu n. with 'ullinK. datcI ust. 600
xi4ai ii, t;atc, OFT Observation-Disclosures. o.a1
satmr Vi Tie above uAlcl Ocf. lfi.".i,,,,,t.t As
, 1876-10-13
MTsCELL4ANEO1-a


,,i., hhN AM rfEsE.-rhc lottic Wolf ,,n,
haf9or IN leaking condition. She ,t,, ~ * 1ta's
;,:,rhe sehr Light Onard, which IVA. ~. 'set
Middle island. hns hccM rotrnscl anJ ,&ps ,a"ap's
fawaa: ..Tha ting Dick Davs, wt,,,n ,.d "'Sed Ind
a. Aaelnc. han gonu to MElwuuseo Ia a. ss' sa!loa
sen.ot.. .capl. Lef"vse, Of ,hcU, n up lo' as
nce'l,s two wrecks on fa!o 1luron VIA rer'7s
Ltaaer Eaya: Lakn nasignt IN IL nay 'ofor,s d
Ihc lihrhnr looks deserted, md tho,. Z. clH's}.
uleation oE LET fail n.n tho cc,,r ss'tF u.
winter" Tho Clcyclunl 1troi,t .s sp!sSaeA
ta'k hlar'a Martin was lowed Ia,o C,c,a,s,7s s' ,"7s
gay a'terhoon by the river tug ", A. Wa ne1
Mnrs!n's fefotopnnst and n,n,nIon NJ. Haoo'si ai u
nleo dh,nngo 10 her tUrc Ii,tanr :. hlo both eou,
ing wreck: ":..:cnps. Mc.a,.r. n i ~ lti>1
siaftlofa reports that The nisht al M ahs q sc
s's S'S9'"ssa ,.t r. pnsse;s wsec; on iasc iih II
say: looked like that of rcuw ~ nn1hr9aes. i!g
probably That nf tbs sro,y sinrv nc Srttk Il
lat u from P|ncnnn!n9 Tor Tt,lti5 nmr nn ltsltr
nHt '.ccl heard fraM since Ecyt, i VIZ H't,ct l.,
~; aIa ino toas spncrsa Of 'rs or ~ n n.
~ ss8 st d.s Inc seA''n n I. hnrfsy rrc,iEa !Eta
cieyclanl. S.SS1; X,li Xnrr,ii,c guy +, Yd"st, :s,M
e, tf!s Superior, B,alI: R,fn:. ."s'i Tai s,Saaf
Winthrop, 1l,i7i; Mlchiran,Mr. "ie; = a,tgA;
Con!Der. ), om itesscmer, 3,auI ra,mc.' ',: Il X
Sasss ssioH / d. %rs Ts;S $S fsss'os' s':S s:S e e
"S"' spsctat Hi. Hsrass1 + n - ~. y. 7,,,,
MAnorrrrE. ME:h., Nt, 1!Na,e,.., es'e,
stniI kcn wcnnw. from Duluth. Cicarrd' ,s, ~
'swain and hea~enaw for I1Elnt'i, md ~ p'tk
4. =. s'hxwell. Passed IN, Gity of aS,.tt
Down. yesterday, Annie l.. Craig. We,sMstee1,I We sMe1I
, 1876-10-13
LIVE sIOCE.

cArTLE--So Important changc wGs apparent In tho
cattlc lnnlkat. There nctlrn ten,nnd iur guod
10 cDfee sk!nnx leoyts aud fair Inquiry for tho ds
scrrtnns slh a. lOca butchers Ant fcrdrrs sek. md
DetxecH 1H several chru Ut buyers thu bulk Ut tho
SUPPLY DluGgh lhrra. worked u1. In values teru
Noticeable chAnYr from "Wednesday. Tha tnlo
uf the 1n.tkc rl, especially for Gonl to ehufcn
qualities the offerings of which comprised ut1y Il anli
anvceutnGs Of hr SUPPLY. haes hal raeee of G2,A0
3. MuAL of tho business 10 ut $1.N1t53 1.A far
hntchers' ruws. alocktrs Gpl Texas through cattl
a1n! At S1So1i.15 fur COMMON 10 choice shipping
EtJH
, 1876-10-13

NEW YonK. 0cl. l1,-I;Islncss continues sluggish
with cnta ajun lontes anil tmpar.rra, and The }obInR
tratu Ia uuirt. Eu0n s,,a Inactive but stcady
In rrIcc. i.spts were ii far demand and frn. nrcss
Euods wcrc doing fairly. sst,asls wcro ra,hcr moro
n:tlvo IN first hans.. WouIcn xuds rcInhIn qnIct.
Albany pltlta ua,u bIon reduced W..
, 1876-10-13


EptcIai Dfspatch 10 The Tribune.
MEM Y01K, Oct. H., ,-tiRAiN-Wl.eat a alado frmef
for sprtuGs winter without decided change; salct largo
u for csrort. and mainly aprlne wheat; lcs of 1atto
hu mt D5clt$i i1!G for old uErateA eprlns including
tHD bu taken for export at 81. t1}4: No. Clca.
ut 1.Is; nev No. Chicago at sl.ai; Intc7or 10
Epon whtto Western ut ST. ois11s, atr nher Ohio It
sl.:a,i. Rye nutct at 7osa72e for Old mud ncw
with a moderate export and houn trade demand;
salea nc b ut sc for dana.r1, sio for Er o.
5D%.. for seaNer mixed graded ar, nnRralch o7!4o
for low mixed, h1Ln5sc fur ga. mixed. h7s for No,
l. nid hsi for !lnradti Western mixed; for prime
mixed Wcacrn. $50 was BID for October, and l,eI at
as!ia. oa'sin hotter rcqucst without decided change
III price: sales of u 400 Duat MO t7c for mixed nnl ~
Gtac for white Western md sta,ei .Il73c for mixed
WcylcrnI +oH,sic for white Western,
OCEAN FEriHnrn-sone improvement In tho vot.
nn1c Of business and racs nnnlscred IN tho clnrtcrinR
way hut IN ,rc favorable t0 allrrcrs In the tustance
OF Grnin.ronIn The Lcrth, engagements to Liver.
pool. BY ea!l 1900 bn gEaa Nt 7u 90 lno: to Ionpu.
per aeam. HOOD bu grain as 7dt to Glasgow. pot
ttcanl. A, 0n iii grain ot SO yer 90 lbs.
tHnvlBlpxs-p0rk hbout scaly, but r. d. very quct,
Sales of :No bsis now mcsa tpnt Mt sl000#l7. OBJ
als0 O bsia for October Mt SIG u; ut tic con call for
" the year $3.50 lid anil $16.a asked; for January,
1E77 sl1.G0 bid and sis.D ASKED, and for FehFuuJ,
INIT. S1SSa bid aud sa.a asked. Cut meats IA al1w
demand, mddIcs steady, hut Iuslcss was limit u.
Lard opuncd lower, but eftcrwarl reacted, aud iosed
frIn with moderate bns,n:ss reported, eAca nf III,
tea prime steam tin st at s1o. H. closing Mt slur5
aso eco tGs Tor Cctobcr at SIC. lea for
November at31. ci0s!iE at COLO bids zoo trs
for December at t7 tes se1ers option fur to
rcmauler Of tho year at so7H closing ut bld
GO tea forJannary, ,a77 at SD.7o, at the second call
for October, siD.40 bid md S1 10 GsEcl, for Eoyc,n
bnr fD1k BID aud So o. asked: fer tho remainder Of
tho ycaF q. Us bid and S07s!4 afkcI; for January,
1917. soo7M bIdi and for February, iaT7, s91, bid.
sUaAn-F!rn. but oriy moderate hnsineaa In my
description: sacs Of 4s3 hls centrifugal Ut la-IUc,
und 600 ll'l1a lnoasscs suEar at H3Gc,
TALLOE-Strady, with moderate trndc: %, Coz Iln
, 1876-10-13

-, SE<ciQi DlSpaieA u 7Hs 7tIbVRa,
TonT I1EAos, aticl, .qet. .-puwN-rrors
ManlsoIa. il. per4tcly, Enterprise and cppsort,
AslJo Cross aud basscs; xe4ra q. ii. Neslen, Mel.
xon, Light Guafd, llayans. LIslo rar.una. Col
k;aolt. %.4 f.. -4.,
;Eit-rto;u 1laho, Jays, cisamplaia, n. K. Ea's,
, 1876-10-13
REAL. ESTATE.

The following instruments we're died for record
Thursday, 0es. u;
{. elrY rHnfEETv. ....-
= ~ Win haIanE No. ~ daisA OCT. t!,.S 200
IN L d.tsi S;! IT,. - 400
ii t. Is:el 0ss. s:s: @ 4oo
, 1876-10-13

CkR7ELASn, o.. Oct. II. 2.--FEraoLErN-afarlct TN.
changcl stnnlaf,l whfte. Ito, 2:c.
1rrTsNrru. Tn,. Oct. ts.-PErEnLErM-- Qnlets
crude 6,h4as3.ITJ4n Mt rarkcrs; rehlc1 dult, :31a1
2u:, Philadelphia lallv1ry.
, 1876-10-13

cohS.MEAt-Coarfe "as NOMINAL as s'o'0 fer ton
Oh track. " ~
w1iEAT--was rather ucttrc. md so,nawhat excited
tan Wsne.as sysntnE Misesnoo Vas amrt ant "a
ba uayJ Nth rcry ittilt ielanEl. Hut our rrEGtp,A
were sllallsr tne insnesnn it.tn sore he!n5 uy M
car oaat nsatnst " me daS. naonRn ihe r..
pSttsd ~ W. st iasafias r. sla Ey!sK pa
Earl 70 the sa9iHft@atnlla H @ IL lc ~ Nnftl nofsl
Oil apssuat!se I,ysrs u t.rrs si making soas ioi
ers arc;Tsa about :sll!nE; tuuEa i W3s ESneEy UT
ueEkttHu tlnt no ntaEktt Was cI!ciy oca!. stppGfs
ss 1Te taHia ,, @ hc aew TgSn in ~ sMoFs
ntt s .h"r HIT ~ m,,.; IL ~ SI,.WS
,. ES E n, III trG .n st",n
VIZ o ." g t,t ~ ~ ~ s'.rt =,
n tn nn ~ ~ ~. I,snv ~ ,hc nv sitt ~ VI ~
''' "r .1 n@ ~ 'sss ~" IL, IT,.
nnn - e, Xxx Jill nm ~ -" @ .n"s ~ II n: I'M,
U.HcI T., ~ 81 rsh frnrE IT, ri niS n, ~ a,is IA IL
si.sa yt:iny ii II SS5. sejisr pesa,t.lsr suI 1t
SiixISr iT;ix ci,mfur II lid ou,f,fr u Eer ttr
Mi1 stntd Il IL nII Il iiH sIosar nv H. tshs ta.
M .anriUr ii Jse ii 81 siJsf Oli and HnH 10 u
tnrinE II u7c Tnsl Ystes wers reported ni l. 4i d So
tsi,E III ~ Il p.eo: al S III nv DO Il
D7,t.. lid hu I'D rriected 1T iu S7xr 9 III new
IL. # Ma n Ii hu IL saIIlln nj 7arasxf IL I'm troEF
and Stlj In p 1t 81 II frb un board Curs Total, iii.
tSTIlG N''
MINNESOTA NnEAr-Nas nlltut and tinct,npgrd tl,p
pitIly with tic general ,narkut. Sales were reported
nt 40 In No, Nt $i.0IH J) hui hy tnIple 81. 10 On
IT, q ,ar few kalatl oi+ VI do al itJtta sl.>3.
CJ.;S-Wa. In better demand. anil alranccd ,ta1fc
| New York. III: receipts here wrre not large, tho
, 1876-10-13
COMMERCIAL.

Tho following were tho receipts and shipmen,A
Of tito tcai1ing articles Of produce In tilis city
1arlng tic twenty four honrs ending Mt o'clock
on Thursday morning, and for The corresponding
time last year:
, 1876-10-13
1EftIl..,

Epeefal Eftpasch ~ 4as 3ttgua<.
Eut, Pu., Oct, 1a.-Arrtyed-s Japan, props
yaplau Davidson j, Il. vuu Allen: sclr. rhoplaa
tlaslbaidt, ashSylEIii 4 II. Weuis. Ketpsakc.
prpurtr1-rFpp ArlEpna and TOW, '-''' =
, 1876-10-13

Che Country Demand for Loans
:" -: Still Heavy.
! = q: 80
>.,t 80
: i Steady Outflow OF Currcncy---
Tho C1cnrings 81, 100000.
T.. ---
The Produce Markets Generally More
s&' ,Active-..provisions Weak.
J., Wheat and Corn Ftrn1er---totl1er
Grain Easier. :.
h Packing Season Opening out 'atliseiy."Aore
~. iogs Wanltd.


= The country demand for bant; favors continues
cary. and Is raier increasing than diminishing
.his is tho must cfcnrly marked anil Important
catnrc Of the financial nisuatuo. 10 a consider.
hfcestcnt tho farmers nhd n1llcmen are hulliRg
, ack their produce, nu,l refusing to market 1t
present prices, ln1mullso amounts Of capital Mrc
tqulrel 10 cnnho tlo'n 10 do thI. ami large par.
Ion Of u.o loanablo resources hero finds employ
nent In Tint way. Tho applications from tho
3onnl OF Trade arc somewhat moro numerous than
loy were, though not at MI pressing. The supply
" Commercial anu miscellaneous paper ia fhr.
Ilatee Of discount nrc s4bl0 per cont Tile lower
ntea previously quoted nro not ruling now, except
occnsl"nal cnsts. The supply OF lApcr on tho
arect Is snl1, Rates nrc per cent and upwards.
New York exchange waa sold between banits at
t5efl$I per 81, O0U dtscount.
: t1'hc clcartnga were si.100. 600.
Co0K COUNTY BONDS.
Two bids were made Wednesday for The 500, 900
il Cook County bonds offered by tho County COM.
nlssioncra to tho lligust bTdcr-onc was for $50,
3c0 Mt 104; tho other for thu wl,ofc nm0Ant ut IN
WctaSe Of 105.s The bonds were awarded at the
alter price.
THE BAEEEns' CONVENTION.
THE actnn 0f tho Eiankcra' Convention at Thtia.
3t1phla last rpok Wis comprised III declaration
Tor tho funding Of the grernLacka IN ( per ccnt
gold bonds md petition to Coagrcsa Tot the abo-
tt1on VI tho stamp duty on bank Checks and the
REDUCTION Of other bank taxes.
- CoiSSGR RTATEMEST,
s,N,AsHESGros, y. G., oct. 5-Thc following l..
Sti;dn1eal statement " tho cninage csccntcd at
Etsi{nited Saics tulnts In septalnbes:
.renom nHtfnn. 40, II qlrces. tiGlH:
kauhlH cEE les. ...-......... ~, lEi Ft,1t;tUn
T}nie ifullarA ...,,,,,..u...,.,. iI:aakI fAt MI
1Ea1t ullnx. .t4skDuf Hsi tkU
quarter hullars... NAh hIE11 N&1.4xu
IIutcs.. .................. A5it, uD 7.xD
Total f1vcr.................s3i1M e5,371tD
0nc.ccnt htonxe............"- T5,uO A76o
HEcArlTtLATln:,.
nenolAna;tan. E". afrlrcef. T,!.ne.
Gul -. 1Nt 81. $50
Trade !aislrK.. ~, ,Nsi :3,.itn
SutAfdfh%y silver .....7 1.f,GD 1,UI, iFIt
Easc. ........u.. 15,tUJ tn
To:al.. u, ,Hto
OOlD AND HltEESnAc3is.
t;ol1 wna 10s}iGl l10;t In greonhacka.
Grcenbaci;s wrsr oats 4 cents on tho dollar
NM
, 1876-10-13
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: FRIDAY. OCTOBER Is, 1s7e>,

load. in shs market, nv"rsRns s.n ri, uo'd ita
j J., sj M ass s,'S ds n tss sst t1Fss e
Il s, ,tte ;::F sS; slss: s y:| i;% 2:s: ts
ss s = ss ss IT, &C. i: s's lew
ii s.as'i"9; ';c. '' a'rss' VII
si,x iSn .M..t:s;sn.s :s Low: tot.l fer ,he
arss sssssSss Sas !st9e fsf seo e. ,.ss ssf 2
oE H. e. ;sss saSs ' '''a 'l''
sS; SssSs Ss'' s si 1ssep iSss' @ E .Iesaa
1T: Loire. ..-
S 81! s 'sTs!s 3a'S
': GsraIs@it%!o. TILL md unchanged. ony loea, Demand
LUMBER.
Tho tnrgo market fairly ncttvr all Tho offerings,
ahuut iU curgocs iclnE takai bcfote y city an
country GcaeIs Prices we're 1tcady for ait Erark anu
sume l,inta nl.,tcd nrm ownR 10 the light re-
ccipte. rIcca stun ntoFr nt S7tUa721, and connon
inch auul oil Mt s7.hosahI fair to chotco nt $500
<bl4uO Iatt wcre rn1 1t u. .16l..o. Shingles were
nominal Mt si.b0ai:.e5.
Tsc cnataucA fair ut the rnrls. the eal!beln chct'
~ for the towtr Erndes tho Btnck Of which Il liberal.
and prices ntt consequently irregular. Following
tho quotations:
First and secnnd e7s n1fs3s n,
Third r!uar, tnGt+ M. ~ t!J 10
Thirt ricnt ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l1.N CELL
tslnnY HflurnE. llrst au1 Fccnpu, tolal,,,. ;HltU
Clear Bi!!lg Grrt and Ecchud, .,,,,,,....,. lHLs
Ft1At tll1lIn0i Hidtu- 1tN,
FttGrsn9t tItEt c0tnlni spa4sh. ma l
Fluu lug. h1cuhd common, lreaae II. TO
box btnrts A..........,,.. .,....,.....,.. Iin1
HUx honriA s++.............,...u.,...... - %
! stuck bunrtta, 10 10 l. IN .......,. +..,. 2s 0lU
y stock buards, .EU Ii
ktor Goar.it. ............,......,.......,. 1hNI
ta,,1n Euafils nh Hl,Urt feurlnG N.nt7lh6 60
Fencing, III Hff,..........+....... ..-... u.ltA 1864
CnHuuIi snlur. ~ II nnd unfttr ~ ... n.1i 1t 10
nthtA aid &entitnE, ~ 10 "a ft....-... lU.tMs tU3
Latin 1.:L,ta 10
shingles. ....,.....n.,. 2.;RkN n.D
Flrketr fG.Ola1tt0
plekgtB hAt. S.U&HlUU1
, 1876-10-13

H9lEN-- hGft III apbl htlHEu III hlna!y rrlcca Ht
~ II tI.! iItr rrnE nrtGLl. A: ~ ~ 7a,I ~ ft.f
ltnn .rt :h". l.r,! Int! hrs scci,reI tic Uul,, t6y
tcW 4h{rIHsn i,rlus en.Nstt
jiAa" tiEEirf,
FJ,.elai Nspatsa ~ i@s 91taIne.
EAXT IlNE:7t, FH.. ut. t. LAr! lg-isec4trt1 fer
~ week tni!n;; uct: i. h5lt heal, Or is c,s, q
y.aa anA li, -. ,asi yat4 tt.;S = I'M li.a. ls
Ap1ul ,tsNa!:d tla pfnsMs, rn.tf wei! ctarri wi,
Elta hyHnstf ~ 9!ut tl.t sang; an EayancB wna
IxttGr. INT not fusth[ un1t,s best ,C; ulr4uu TO
;ud. sifasst. r.; rnlau tllr. eLIaxl.: stork.
4''s ra5 ayslasI at, last Sse: w. 49, "sss
ttsrs X ;, w, (str .sna tha3F rIiss.
:aO! j. y. Wa.y YorksF:. stls; taSEt, fes y.
EnEEp-l:x ~ 7tu iln. Hist u, lAl the cGs
heln.rs tutly 1hf with IN se,isn a3sr:ct ~! gooI
Lstnan NJ !A3 Ilraa"ct tt to 1lu 1hl, i5,st+3ct
s,':. ~ tlfl!. Az I4si la's ivis III l.. III iei
tca14waxs. .l@ VIC.
My fnaE, OCT. !l-neEyEs-Iltceipt.., 1,sst
mAkiukt u 4 tot tI! Gu dIY1 Eatlst iho t4lnb
tlp week; ntcun ii tatt were dD.nK tr!d1
bttsr; HooA nni lttAe asts f9f1sr Aaatauh
t}s~so1e@ rofaupn 70 fair eGs'lsi b.sI ttita s9E.
, 1876-10-13

HINo-5t tIv TslNy, rrlses 81 Telaeslay INN mar
Ect H.w:r tahy g,ltu eul sttady, nud r'sltnsl IN
mat condition srntsi,nt ti day TAA r4r:ipi. were
ev " lnaa r.. t!,:h tor liu Jay afnre. hss1ad 0!
t4 .st ',r, !. ,ie dr:it..t: tcna' ncy1. r LIZA
.rin,rI IN Nr.t u har. 3hrfG WA hlruls N III nt
shii S m Il .!ri talr- si,rt quick III t.tt1l 10
t1r r0In.l5 10 ptlue laon Eridc'. unt al t5.1a T.op
al! n.r1,r htav1 nnl4 at s;.'Sia5i1 hni sait r;td
tAiE.depttiH Efi,cs NJ saax.Ju. Thu pprtct &. sd
, 1876-10-13

no no eta"e 70. ."nsa.'i nV eats hlsn-m'Ssa c.sh,
."'' taFS o"a ~ too ~ NJ ~. oears now HlAea
w. W eA.H "''" o'e"" y" 'e1eI'eH o"' e"e ho
stA"o ifi' eof"li cars VINO oa1s' - cars
no. @ao' - cars tc1eeted no. car no efaac;
Wt Dave, : @vnrN no' t5e' 10 t"es w. uo, cars
reec'e" 70 y! lyc'' u eaFa 40. has!eyt ~ cars
NO. d 70, IL cafs feleGtca 10 1A;T oaF'ryl.
Ieu.n t't" carF,. H. A9ssvuo p". 'nspeetca oat'
g. .tA,'' ou "1oat. NO. 4oa on corn ."a' o" oa1s'
'"' u" ", =, .44 y" oai'us' ~. ,o,
Apce"' 'o'estka"' lcpo,'e - ouo' "" luartcis VI
h"Sn. w f"seHse Au""'1o '''o o"''eu H'"s"oA''
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seeteatfs u '.o ''oas" VI i'""' 'F ''e nes,slsa1
o. o1aih accepts Gun oo "eots, VIC can ",'y NC.
piose ING existence .! faeh discrepancy wl1Aont
p7ea"m'ne 10 NC ao'e ~ mea.o u. my, more: u
We hna my reason 70 tHhH ta INC fa"!e Jay WIN
eHhcf Of 'hoso ollc'a''' ~e 1oald pst!oly regret
deep's that nt'en1'on mas oceh cai'ed III our COL
unsn. 10 tho fact.
Thc'lea'Itng psodacc mnrkot5 were somewhat TN.
s*ttrd yesterany, and Irregular, lat within small
range ot prices pFoyEsons were quiet md easier,
Willie the principal crteals were stronger under
lettcr demand. The latter appeared to be chiefly
tnaucneed y tho war ne'ss, or FHthsr by rcwH pur.
morcl that spryiA had rcflsud TO nrree 10 n sus.
,,cDsfoD us ,Io.tIftles nnd that UuHstn
Ind ,,;vcux nrJer. In nrcvcnt .,r,1n.,n1,n
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, 1876-10-13
DREADsrGFrs.

F1.NDH-W1s1uct AMI 1inrltArcl There rms rery 1T.
tlcd:aan most buyer, holding on for lower rrtecs tut
tccsa would make from the advanced
ptic, recently established. pspek4 continue arin
Snlrs w,rc limited so hrs winters. partly At sGut
O. 45 s hris apr!Ng exraa. parity at d.f! co
iris spring srcrnnes u *ls. and ~ htia fuk,sltcat
lgray at tho following tc n.!tnE tnhge OF prtces
Choice Wtacrs. R851aT.U3; TIC t!uu Wn,crs Ei 30 d
G.uU choice np.tNE extras. 10. lnc,liun, do,
e. 9od shipping extras. esO*':21: co.ec pnt.
snt2, th1567.s0, common do. Ss-T1GiG.a5, sour
springs. s3Uktt.oo; apruE saperIacs, t3.:51. .15.
Rye four. fttkttl..5.
DRAN-,sas quiet nt The recent decline. Ha'cs NrFs
30 tons at F8.5U er ton track, ind $3;75 FREQ
board cnrh. ~
MtnnLlSn.-salcs was mada OF 10 tons coAtsc at
S1a.0o on srpck.
Conx.MHAL-Coartc WAS nominal At $40. 20 rcr ton
track. -. -
W1iEAT-Was rather active, md eo,newhnt excited
at times. advancing c Fer bu aud closing ~ higher
titan Mclne.iay evening. I.IyeEpool was nnIrt ard
, 1876-10-13

phln, Pelican. '' ~''sorl; Aa1 IA,
S.,,t SM.,,,stn2-t:',o.ht'',vs.t &c. rentlc: wen,so,ru. '
tcrat Ssat S't i, ii. ttnari s.'a !oSn IL i :;
!, at9rn On Long i'a,ut, wrlt Un; stH'a t!'o :;
"p aha II light sho we,tl hi yesrrIry "ast t'sai
The Jasper weekly courier., 1876-05-05
SEAS6NABLE RECIPES.

Plan Family Paste.-2 pounds Of
Hour, 4 pound OF butter, pound OF
lard; mix. This makes q very good
paste for ordinary use.
Sage Pudding % large spoonfuls Of
sago boiled in quart Of milk, the peel
OF lemon, little nutmeg; when cool
add eggs, and little salt. Bake IA
hours. Eat with sugar and cream.
Ginger Snaps pint Of molasses, ]
cup OF sugar, cup Of butter or lard, !
tablespoonful of ofginger and cloves each,
| tablespoonful Of cayenne pepper;
-four enough TO roll out very thin. Bake
on Hat tins.
Coooanm Pufs.-Mix ? cups Of cocoa
nut with cup Of powdered sugar, the
beaten whites of eggs, and ? table
spoonfuls'of flour or corn starch; drop
on buttered tins and bake quick.
Ifnpromptu Dessert.-Cover the bot
tom of a large glass dish with sliced
orange; strew over it powdered sugar !;
then thick layer Of cocoanut; alter
nate orange and cocoanut till the dish
Is full, heaping cocoanut on top.
Brent BaH.-Break the bread in small
I
I tie warm water season with salt, pep
per and nutmeg, adding little fine
I sage or parsley and a small piece Of
4 butter; mix and form into small cakes
or balls roast with beef or chickens, or
\ fry after meat in a skillet.
Biscuit Pudding. This is very nice
for poor mans wife To make. Crate
3 large biscuits, pour over them pint
boiling milk or cream, and cover close
ly When cool add 3 eggs, a nutmeg,
a little brandy, spoonful Hour, sugar 10
taste; boil this an hour. Serve with
butter, sugar and wine.
P0ached EggS.-Place on the fire a
shallow stew-pan with water, salt and
a tablespoonful vinegar; when it botls
add the eggs one at time; permit
them 10 boil minutes; take them up
carefully with "A strainer; serve on deli
cately toasted slices of bread cut in the
shape Of diamonds or hearts; garnisf
with parsley.
Sfc1ed P0tatOcS-i medium sized po
tatoes cut in dice ! inch square; boil il
well salted water until they are tender
not soft: Immediately drain off all the
water and put them in sauce prepared
as follows Place in stew pan
ounces of butter, ounce flour; stir to
gether on the fire until it bubbles, wher
add pint Of boiling milk. pinch salt
CRATE Of nutmeg, pinch white pepper
stir until smooth, and, at the moment o
serving, add the potatoes. piece of
lemon, and / tablespoonful chopped
parsley
The Jasper weekly courier., 1876-05-05
Absurditics Of the Law in England.

John Paul writes 10 the New York
Tribune: Law in Esglans is linked
with some strange absurdiiies-legacies
Of an oidcn time, Of course, but still
held sacred. The wig you already
know about. The idea Of II Is that a
jurist should be made 10 look wise
whether he be or not. The effect,
when young and beardless face shows
under such venerable thatch is funny
enough, aud one can hardly get rad OF
the feeling that he is at a masquerade
unless, indeed, he is on trial. BY anoih-
or fiction quite as ridiculous a. the coun-
terfeiting "a age, the barrister is sup
posed 70 charge his client no fee. Nor
can he collect any. The dignity of the
profession j. held TO forbid any bar
gains the bartering of a legal opinion
for mere money consideration.
There's the theory. But in fact your
high-tOned q &. gets stupendous fees.
You can not personally approach him
for an opinion. your solicitor must in
tervene; but that same q. c. will make
your hair curl before you get through
with him. And how could he keep ms
WIG up to the mark il he didn't have e
notes for curl papers? Nor though he,
by the grossest Incompetence, in
yolve you in 4 painful mess Of mis-
take and cost, have you any redress.
Actuated by philanthropy only in his ad-
vice, he is not liable. Was there ever a Ilc-
ton so absurd? And the idea of per.
petuating il; of going gravely on and
making believe that counsel j. open 10
all without charge, when every body
knows il is not, My countrymen do
some very ridiculous things, no doubt,
but they never whip the devil round q
stump with lash Of red tape in this
way. Issues are met more squarely,
and when they set out 10 plumber Q
stranger they do il opcnhandedly and
with no attempt at concealment, Their
only anxiety being lest he should be left
In possession of single cent.
But the law of this country has one
good possibility which does not exist
with you that know of-the ~ Jormo
paupcriS provision. For instance On
making affidavit that he Is not worth
f25, poor man can state his griev.
ance to Judge, and il it be thought
that he have case, counsel il assigned
10 him and he stands before the law IL
an attitude As independent and as likely
to obtain justice--theoretically, at leas
as though he were proprietor of
skating-rink. From the caves Of the
Temple quite a copious stream Of knowl
edge (of the law flowed into me, a
you see, no matter how awkwardly j
now sputters out.