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, 1876-10-11
PROVISIONS.

moo 0pHODUCTS-Wsrs quiet, with IIttio change to
notc In prices. Theirs moderate demand Tor casl
lots, which nru though Liverpool Wa easier on
lard, hut socra Tor future disposed to upcrnte
moro freely - tho larger supply Of togs promised
mora activity u cutting and ~ Increased supply Of
product, though hogs weTc quoted Grulef. =. -:
MEAS PoRk-was In good demand for cash lots to
atock UP the umber regions for their winters work,
aud they arm at previous pricca This month wis
cxs!ef ant there ttIc rhange other deliveries
Sales rep0rcd Ut +3 btls tncw) cash At tl7o0;
7s0 br do At s1a oOa 7so brls soller October at
St0.s SO 0.h0, 1870 brls Reef the year u SIS 100
l5 l5t and l60 bF!s family at 417,Do. Toat To
bra, The market closed Ettatty ut 4g,75l77o 10 for
caah, $40. ssle 60 for keller October, SIG. DO
for seller November; sud &l6 l3X fur the year.
Extra prime pork wa4 nominal At $i1. %.
LANu-Was gnitt, Rna tame during tie Ktcater pnrt
Of u scs1Iul. will scarcely R!ae 0f ennKD In pcrs.
Liverpool wAs easier, ami Now furk dull! hut holders
s.s Tsrs @ not wng e sonese 9en y @ ysss ~ sas.
seller November It s9s5, q mi tcs setr tho year II
F. 19 40i anA no tca roller January ut u. 40 Tusl.
8 7 tea The N1aek1t closed tune at $lD 27}fiyI
f1r cashi tq 3TN9sio 70 for 0ctoer *,.a sullur Nu.
Mhry. suinner arI wns quoted NJ s''aIa hrlvw Lbs
nlkATs-WcEn quiBt and = shade casleF, without
QuUt&ble change III prices There WA again MtdGr.
Ito Inquiry fqr car fos t0r Immediate shipment. stin
!a,ed somcHlas ~ tlo hsobahilty of M xdyanee IN
slhctess!nK an1 Futures Wsrc tsIne. saes Wcra ii.
parted Ut III Uu lis shoulders G4{r; Ihs
long clear II Hc9 r., boxes onR end sGort cleara at
16C; 2Su hvaes ~ stcs IicccGbur oh private turns.
and 4aW !6s green haIni tlHt ID ibs) ii Da0c. Thu
following tlE lAftkt NUT ltun4t
, 1876-10-11

The following Instruments were f!od fog record
Tuesday, Oct. 10:
CITY rnnrEnrr.
Indiana Az. n " cor Of Thirty nth st. CT. 101
lGI i6O 7.lO H. dated Oct. tO..........& 49, 7so
Ifuyne av. n " cor Ut .neIs0n 1t. 6 i, DGxl9OA -
t. dated Aug. S7UQ
unInn place. ilH II n Of liafrlson ii, /. NIX
~ e. 1ntel t,rt; H. I.ioo
Hi Il, dated tct l1:......:..":.......:.. 1900
dated oct. 6:..::....::.:...,..... coo
II, dated Oct l1;; acknowledgement. 100
ed Sept. o.ooo
,l57f II, dated Nov: so IA7l. 5000
XIII 3.io II. dated Sept. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. AIS
MnrTny 1t, :J7 A.tu Il n OF Twenty.ctHhtI 1t, 0
(, 3ixiG3 II, dated juno It.,,......... 80. LOU
Superior 1t, " corner Vt Ashland Az, d I, INK
,isM 4. dated Oct. s;.:;.:.::,.:...:..::; 1850
dated Oct: l,oso
& dated Aps ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5,ooo
With othcr property, dated Oct. s....,....... 4Aoo
AoCTII or CIry i.tHiTh, Hk111sH 4 RAnIra or sEyEN
NlLks or TttK COEKT.AoCtx+
Narney IT.. 973 Il Q Of Wallaco u, I. 7hxl21U
Jefferson d. lfo # Of Chestnut Il, I, s0xi5o
hadls1n AZ. I'D ii i ot Fiiiy.dfii ii: I, ;o1
ia3 It. dated Oct n.......,......-........ 3.so0
WEar " city LIAlTs+ WITHIN 4 RApIua or HEvkN
NtLER or Tik COUNT IQEsH.
Rtnve ri, .t5l II n " Of ArH,itaxe toah+ vt,
boxI0IN r., dated june s17...,............... l0pO
, 1876-10-11

....,, - ill.,. ..n, ~. ~ .x...l..,, n,t,. a., ~,
y tney VIII fn 81 hr'tn thcr HI own n
nrrr'S m.Sn ] MI tnrs Sn rartr Thrrc Il
onS m s M @ faT SiTf ,s
sayng thEy WY Sny At rs n .rkst pfitcs wne tcI 9r
@ .,c he n .s9n 81 ha. s
Inc ,inx ~. IA H. stc.dr liz fo1Inw9nv Ss.
Jig sSe. ruling pricss: >' s's's'' Wv
rotnnr. i4.M IA: salm So''"' ao' lA'i''1's' 7'''o'
T.tn ~ ~, ~, ait ,-. Ax m,
sn1rrH-En ia, s4trn ~ ~. 1s.' oa'' @o''
fr4nHfNS 7i1c: har str, irsd ntnc mr.
snstr Hse"Faii ssiSs ps1oss ses a@c.
~ ,nc. 5n Ma ,nInc1 III, nnes,nsn tn.nt.SeI III
X III. H. inr. rs1vanisnf Sron Ho ~ ia 'wdsh ts.
Wtnx-SS 10 t. DC, to o. 1oc: II, to II, 11o, 1o
~ - n wa ~ H. '4c' 10 an" 'e 1897 1901 'e 1oos
'tNhiisG@t XII ~ ~ ~ IN tnof III nnnh nj r. n, rnfrs
, 1876-10-11
HnoKERs' QUOTATIONS..
M TEL1saRApu.

10 The Ftttffn Associaf<d {fsts. ...
New TnuK, Oct. 10.-Gold opened At l0aE.
and closed At 100. borrowing rates. 1@. Loans
were also mndc fiat and at 1Gb2 for carrying.
Governments we're stehly.
Railroad bonds were Irregular.
State securities wcrc quiet.
Stocks were strong and advancing. until tho last
half hour, when downward reaction began and
continued up to the cpsc prices closing below Tho
h,ghcst Principal dealings were In Lake Shore,
Western Un!on Telegraph, Delaware. Lackawanna
l. Western, New Jersey Genital, Pacific
Mail, and Michigan Central. Deliveries con-
tiuuo Irregular, and 1900 Delaware,
Lackawanna Is Western WAS bought
in under tho rule. Transactions were ia. 900
sharcs Of which Is. 600 were I'aclAc Matt, II, 900
Western Union, 4. 600 Northwestern, 10, 900 St.
Pau1, 81, Lake Shore, 1850 Michigan
Central, .1, 00O Delaware, Lackawanns 4 Vest
crn. ind :, GOO New Jertcy Central.
Stnncy market casy; e93. Prime mercantile pa
PER. 400. 0.,-...-...-.
Customs rcccIpte, Sa0J 600,
Clrarngs, $31, OO0+ 600. .....-.-
Produce exp0rts for the week, 81, 600, coo.
Sterling steady: long, 483ss: short, 485.
, 1876-10-11

NhEAl-"MW W0Sf AEtiv8 NnN lfTtRulhF, In0 mar
krt for next month declined 1fc early. In sympathy
With foreign markets, which reported nulrt bJ
pnblfc hn dull by Private aAylcos It thsn tnok an
upward start Tor tho noted soSe, and klyhuccd
2tc tic Noyemher premium being nesIJ e1tngu.ll.
tSs s{
"a: Il: s
MY intk operators da not .reIn 70 skc much stoGk
In SFhfs
Hs.kae.s !srs % miller M s1se i ns ot .s;. ". tsa
9sas sf* Ss 'Stsss ssst
i1 tsss:
apsns f..
T. so eio.a 81 sas z sf
sT ,1 In A. @ Isl Slos!ns a. s y y nc s;'teT sls
&se:p sSrns :S saS ~
fis fs; sf'ss YET m Ea Q; q e .P;?k
oa ~ It s3s tn n A., nsE u IA ol3ssHc
=" If > IL " sG Es'
M,xSEs'rA wn.A1-Wssi r. moie'sse s demand esrIs
@ ~ md fSt'i su Sy 'sSne .Sia tisl. iies n
T. stss md :,s9ssa Ass
ttnck In store hero at close week cOnsnef
acly eas shan BY ihn daF potlngs Of raceipts
M Y5ss a o ~ s - 4 toss pos
On acco,int ot war prospects. There was moderate
S'ctoHsr Il nren1iuni Of slU1t s, bus tfst PREMIUM
il 70 small and ID 70 much danger u being entirely
lost That Il proves no Infnrnlrnt 10 country shippers
FFS ay ssetl i,,S cn II bis corn fcccipis Tor his
ralear year Hence tc shorts ase nloro tspostd to
mi though few Of them expect ~ sec q radical nd
vance On thc rEgc ctgr of winter. with wcll.cnscA
crOr pf new corn nearly ready 10 come forward 6cer
No$cn,heE, opeucd n 4a:G. advanced to !!shc,
seller the Ycnr sold 1T 4thGl42kc, cuAnf ht 4l{c-
fclicr the month"; OF ca.il No. i sold 1t 4c36a431c,
cloa!ng It 43sGc. High mixed closed ~ +Ac and ro,
tGcsea Mt Nc b1, Ghs sales were reported OF J aD
bn high mixed At 4?@ef14c: 10 GQo bn No. at 4.sa
AaSc; m aoO bn ffeStcd Vt wv pr " hanl.
ffGe Gn o9a!fN cars. Iata1. 2tt ~ ~. .. ,. a,
& " NV nrs
sone inqa!ry carly from, Tho ogt9ter a9nrts who d.
klfGu 10 6etl 4uu ilaL IAth luleE4by akta!f uN
~ llEit oIcsngss The TeeGpIa wrf9 Iaf aaa FER. o.
etaeta4!y cxcceaGa III III IT. nnM ao
isnck c ,pntnss nTo cIicy reected ~ saa ssmees,
ss35s, eions i ~ in:is seler tha ysat s'id !:
Gasl hosa ~ ..ttasbe h,ia ~ Mhto a.
hccurunK 10 locatdn !elestGn 9eEi!bsn 70
MG1G 1'Ysts " III ~ ~ -, NJ
%ie At r. a0 " rs1eetea ss ~ q n sc n
x hhmnIn ~ @'tSaS ~ itnSH nat ~" ooo w ~ 'o
y! ls r ~. ,,naG fat .hfnn,cnt md s+.ntv
At ~ fr NJ. 'ni nnd 4u far rcsclsa, Ful,Ires vsro
2ast ~ se rer e 9na9 y r. oS @ iSf S e @
H, iii reiccte,l at 5io: sl bu Gy sample at 0lGfaiXc
, 1876-10-11

FL0uR-Was quiet and unchanged There VA IT..
tie demand. and that chiefly local account but hold
ss wers nrm early. because they Ind not much 10
oer, Apd Afterwards On account OF thn sdrsnce In
wheat Sales were reported Of 100 G3is win.
ter on private tsrmsi Aad 4lp btls
spring extrsA partly At r. 1G,lfdsaGs. To-
ta only 500 brls, tbs market cloled Eteay 1t ths
following ths a.kng rauRa Of prices, Choice wiute1
3d. 607 u0I moajuM winters o.. 6GaG % cholce sps8
extras g. 75@6.tD medium d. Sd 9l>a4 shipping
p!os extsas ea,oo35.2 2s coace patents. So 7se7. 81,
common DO, 45.766a. Isl sour springs, Rs.olta. .O0
spring supcrnnts. H. 2a342a ltyo four $4 00aa.2
BHAN-Wsz active and easier, declining 1ac psr ton.
Gales 90 tons al SuoGS9T3 tFack. and slo.0u
free on board c1rs.
M,DoLza1&-sales were 20 tona 1t SIC 0ooals.5o freo
on board cars.
oRa.Ax4l-Coauo Wa nomiaalat sle. 253lt 20 per
ton On track
, 1876-10-11
aNREr 6A1ks. -.
.st s: e. S.ss Iii 'ss esso fSS..s, ss; 1s ':i IL;

nUTFA1.0. .... .. ,.
DCFfALo, Oct ), e11; total for
the week. a.as5; nntkct moderately acttynt prices
NronE At ns Wcek'a quotations, native .tscrs hip.
fadO steers, g.. .A5Gs4.B5: sales l25 cars. -
EIEkr AND LAMns-leecGtpta 5.aOQ; total for week.
eooi market falry nctyc, a1 iale stock rendtlY ds
posed of 1nnllty Of Offerings generally good. medium
t1 bstt Western shecp A@3fo advance On last xenki
421s Canada lamhs $1. ooe0, 40 Canada sheep. S5uot
iioSsl!es esorts, TO- 200; total for the wcck 15.aDs
tIowtyi q caIx uneold, forGcr f1:ooH6. ii; heavy.
East LlDE1trT.
EAsT LfnERTr, Pa, Oct. lD.-CATTLE-Reca1ntB to.
lny, cnl all for sails heres aupr!y falr and good
dHtnand f11 common ~ medium anu atockcPz+ md
Slch IL tho general ntlaty. not many good to c1tfa
being on hnna; n!nrIc. actTei heat, IS o mo Hum to
gooM: e: SoGS@.7Ss eanlnon. e4.2Na423i stockcrs,
IIonr-Hcc.pts to-day. 3. 02s head; Yorkors. $1,000
$40; Phl!sleipAias te.4oAan.
StkkP-ltccc1pts to-day ., TO, selling n a. Oo26.00.
WATERToWN.
WATHRToTE, Oct. lO.-CATTLE-Rece!pts, t,idB;
trhdo not very b.ks rrcea nnchanEcd choico 47+s0S
EXTRA, 81 -: Irst quality, 90. 2316.
ond. es soo,tB %, third. r. .ook5 CO.
sm.xt aED LnM,!ns-ecrgts Ll4a az 6emand
S'ss & & s II sbtas sas
lambs, 4A6t33fc.
sr. LoEfH.
ST. LoCra. Oct 1o.-Hons-Activo and strong; York.
{, ST. H. e 5*S a5 bacon. ss CO., hutchors $500
CA1TLE-Fsir demand for butchers, grades; othcrs
DALI pony stecEt 90; and he!fert B5.1
good to choice through Texans. 81, 8o<95.nA
, 1876-10-11
GENERAL MARKETS.
a : III. Rxxr ~

HnooM.coRN"lurrc @ bu,eis s.o .,,,l holding hack
= ;ss f !
xs I'd sd Is ss s d. s s, *isa ss S,ns I'D
assss. s,ea, . ehoieo :.slt braid *ass' Inferior
nurrEH-at ,xhs shanss wa. yl.'nte In .hs rost. M
ssa 1e.s oss tss.e soes s.sa%
ss. sst e sss s9 ss ssss sss' ss@ 5s%s
,a sss,c ~ IN ,nas,7e
sisS s sss Gun
s, ne. vita hs no: voo%ss ; n
tsm %&s vt ..,,... g,c' sso .saiau I sSs.
Sss!ass a!ss:: oeisSo @ nj SmsEssR AZ 4 ,ps; II fHes
.es: s'.s "s', ''s.' n' ..s'. w, s. NV ~.
sSs " 5ss usSs: :ss +:
ES91 t w. fn T. ts sasr asa t. .f u
ssS:
*s. i; sss ssss !,
,n mi s
sasced attac Easi, u,i ths teuling lsrr ilr,aer
S4.1; Ee: d. se:s.sa q sfSat, f,:sos r.:
Its rs s; ~ s' NS
s's sya, s'Gs'2l s @
s e s? !s,9s; ss5saE Essss:
lsyHf F;g ;agGa XIII a1 e 5sa crune, curr.o and
Sns4'''' isws "e's h"e'''e r'et' fa02' 'D'u' !. o'
i issss sasss;f S5 y; iS:iisS " as*:
eitron. Hsss's asaa7e 1."'' s4..' .. .'e"' 's
, 1876-10-11
CHICAGO.

ClACAtOs
AnnryALs-prop Wissahtckon, buffalo, i1o'
dries; prop Fountain City, buffalo. sundfiea' pl
City OF Traverse, Traverse City, lnmbef' p'
Vanderbilt Buffalo. suntlrics; prop Mssse",s.
Denton llnrbos, aiindrIes; schr ]. G. slmnoas
Muskeson, lumber; achr Eliza Day, White Laks
lumber; schr Wolverine, Muskcgon, lumber; 'sa G..
Little Belle, White Lake, lumber: ssnt ~ W
I.ontlt, Muskcgon, lumber; ecAF HlaeShaTh wv
kc1oa, lumber; achr Ads!atic. White Lace au
bsr; .chr Mai. N. II, TORY, MuskcGon. 'amOe',sI
W. Wing, Manistee lumber; schs japan AaoHsss
lumber; schr ii. A. Gregory, Me1olno'ee, a., s,.'
schr Irons1drs, Cedar River, lumber; schr A.s+
Oconto, lumber; schr Persia, White Lake N'p",'
schF 8. j. Lu, Fnrds Rtvcr. lunihct' sehf ,:.r, ~
Mooney Sinclair, lumber; aehr catcpos, ,,,,n%t Mn'
Lake lumber; schs Glad f,nsaiSa T'!tnss euai: set
amesr' schs O. pf!stef, c.SsS'daui usnf Ii, John,a
Escan1ba. iron orc: schr i. Crawford, Aasse, y,
lnraber; schr u. calk!ns, Mans'ee Iuapgs iohn,tsa
T. Fogos. o4wego, soal sshr c.:od g Il llssen, fsI
road tfes 4sow Mnry iis!sn, Wate LAKE, a'se, ses
scow Ii, N. Duuhnm, rlkes Plcr, "Soa' est 4nss M
Anna Lomtnec, ,Muskegon; woras ,an ~ Ytw IL
9. llSnson. Manissee itn'Gfis; cii; 4 1],and seh
Muskegon, lumber; achr e. O; D.. dfaMah dfs'ah.,., ne
in,nhet achr IT, amanda, Aiuaktg9n. iu,spI e,Ie Nur
Gladiator, Ford River. lunicri senr "iivdogtak
ke9on. lumber; schr. C. s''se'''''' '''N ..,.
eoFa Gas.sSsS:'Dsscss ses s. d coatss ID; pss s
schr ironsile. Cedar River, oo ba ssSr o1,. Hsfa.
ieed 6 bsls bco an4 sundslss I'd .ayn sSn. pIop j,ua
10y, !. u7b bags ssols and snndIie.; G GseRb bu eo
tsls cty, atale, so. o By ,,a we1,; ,',op u Se.ta
oo M,n,en ef' ,tsrbo1 "9f sas OIL Ese. sss e
ianGsie.; % Prop !, L. iinr louEh.tpn' a., I'D; xt
corn, so hfls lour, ]s lrls pork s4 ~ III dcrr
4. III, Nccrs, Little Ray De No9ne. IA ~ auolteA
br!s beef, brls PORK, III LUMBER 'a9
, 1876-10-11
COTTON,

Nxw ORLEANS, Get. 10,-CorroR-stesiy with
good demand; sales (, eco ba!ps. Rcccpu, net t,0n
bAleEt Xro&A. 4. 500. Btock+ o., e2S.
CuAELzsTox, Oct. l0.-cotton nrms Hlddlng. iHsa
net ruccipts 0, 43o bnlcs.
GALvEsToN. Oct, lo.-Cotton steady; mlalltue Hf;
net receipta Z A7D bales; saca Y, 09I; exports eai
wise, II.
MOBILE. Oct. to.-Cotton outet, steady; mlddline
ioc, receipts, GOO bales aales 1.5oo; ezporu eo''
wisc, Bo4.
SAVANNAH. Oct. 1o.-Cotton quiet; ntjdnc, ias1
net, 3, Dl0 baless 3alcs, 1,8OO.
, 1876-10-11
LAKE MICHIGAN.

Cu,cAuo.-The wImd CHANGED ~ %ingipy u
yesterday, which bad tho snesr ~. =. .ehu Slylnf
quito large 1ect Of vessels Ioniay ,sslst.
and Tempest, which, left this po'' :as,nnt A ot t.
were compelled to ret9'n oa III On bo,s
:spt ssH,%' stsy xssss Viii ono Of s .ie. p,a'P
Hsnd. % to ra,ss tue 1ruder, which saat - a1.s,i,sl
Haven . fow dayu ago..., Information VA
, 1876-10-11
AMERICAN CITIES,
NEW Y0RK.

NEW YORK.
Spec!d, Dispasch 10 tn 7rtouus
Nxw YoaK. Oct. i0,-aaAls-Whsat Irregular nnd
unsettlcd winter heavy and lower aprinv opsnr dill
and closed shsto NrUeJ. with modcrate cxuort io
nanl sales OF lel Coo bu ut O. for Inferior OLD
upRraded sprtuRi q. 10 fof 10 o,o Jl Old No. MI
waukro, 81 ii for nav do, a. aha, u for r mn hn
new No. ChtcaKu mainly far srnort snd csnsino ~
ths inter 6rutfs, al ~ for amhcr Eon.as, a. N yor
ambnr Mir,,trnn g, n3nl m for vhfts Wc,ts,n, .ni
e. a for nxtys c,nIco vh1tc Michtgan nrs An =.
M for od wo,ts va for nsv %n und.,.ts
trails renortcd, arht1y fin hnvcr, fs.nrt ss1.. ~ IA
nn h Il nashG, ,nsfc fnr s+s.rn*, ,rirns ssna ~, ~
ur,cdt s7c 5or taj1 n,iyrt, n1ss s7txs -. " ~,
n7ssc tar Ksnss, ntxnI IN ..r,.s xae ~ u'S
vrlfnv, b7sfct5 "a fo- v,i,ow ,uts,, .oIlas1I|o ~
unsr.ssI Wes.osr a.. i.sasu,s Nv
ueu. 1hn Hght Duaines' salcs o. ~ obu o. 324so
lof M1ed and i21]bc loe whttc Western. the latter
fot chotce.
ocxsN Fnk1onr.-r,rmsr 70, b.rtb.room, cr.n
rates VEN especially haher, ID charters sssl bu,ness
donr 4uo to tui Arm t4kias 1.tcs d % par q wa
S 70 erin
rRosIsioXs-Posk steady but tradd Without In,
, 1876-10-11
4
| BAN FnASr1sc0, Oct. 10.-Tha 1atoat quotations
| tn .iaY XGra 16 fullQMk:

NEW blLEANS.
New OnLEAEa, Oct 1O.-t;o1d 400.
Sight exchange OH New York X discount.
sterling exchange bankers bills i25.
FOHEI9N.
LoSpov, Oct. 1O.-Cuu.o1s, money and ac-
count, BU a-1D. --
Unlied States Dontls-05s. 100; G7e, 1oSN;
10.4Oa 10Hai; new 5s, 10TH.
Now York Centrnl. %; Eric, OF; preferred, II.
, 1876-10-11
COMMERCIAL,

THO following werc the receipts md shipments
Of tic leading articles Of produce In this city
during tic twenty four hours ending ut o'clock
on Tuesday morning, aud for tho corresponding
ttmb last year:
, 1876-10-11
F0REl0N NEGOTIATIONS,

nccctvcd a. Chicago Customs, Oct. 0 and 10
1870: Field, Letter : Co., II cases dry goods; A.
r. Buscherdt case oil rainlings; D. w., Irwin j.
Co, z, 500 bu barley; Henry Endehs, 4 eass books;
G. ". Webster. y pkgs gin; lockwood nros., IL
cases oat-mcal; MoBcback 4 Humphrey, 60 drunis
caustic soda. Amount of duties collected, Oct o
md 10, So, nOOSI.
, 1876-10-11

cLKVHLANp, o., Oct. i0.-rctrolenm unchanged .
p1TrsDuRa, Pa, Oct. lo.-Tetroleunl dull; cTuae.
g. 90 at Paskers renncd dull prtcfl unchanged
, 1876-10-11

Hzw YoRK. OCT lo-Tho trade movement was slug
Rlsh Ia al branches Cotton K1A4s moving slowly
h1 stssdy % It euEE ns t9,s Prints yer. r.! active
yoods weto Ia steady requcst, ClothoF1 aFa psc1K
lew 0r0ert t0r lightweight cAssnltrcs aud woIGiul
coatllgs oarncrA fancy prints aTs jobbing ii 6Ae
, 1876-10-11
LIVE STOCK,

CATTLE--Tho receipts were light. cspecta.ly for
Tuesday. only 575 arriving making tho ots, for two
days s.0O Agpnst 900 tast week. In point Of quality
1heFa VA abundant room Tor Improvement theru be-
lug comparatively few droses OF tho upper grades OF
stock on sa's Whllo thBrs urgent demand for
sven the best grades there than iu-
quJ 10 absorb tbs supply sals 4nd &tsAdJ arm teel
tngpsrAed sslHes ruling ~ former quotations.
The only sale worthy of not0 was inads by Jefsy
6ihA drore Of 70 extra ssssra, Averaging sG1 lbs
q ss;19. TEsasfess 20 ehipper. wera GENERALLY It
q 70 for falF 70 n. ~ for GhulGa ioss.
Tbs denapa for butcher4 and stock cAtto rathef
iKh .ad the slgplr Pr sae moderately large and ths
Msrket f4leu 44l willie values were weak, Although
, 1876-10-11

In liz Northwesisrn statss for thr Year 1871 = very
scan! It htst natural % doubt Trtur Eencfal
fnuru In alsrict comprising .a uUu sqinra InIteH
could b. possble but fncta cohlc from tna to ting t0
the pnbIeya which chnw tvantiness IN ths ycli OF
y !as, farmer Eti.dnxto y from aS Gouty
grain from hftcen acres and Eat sqyeny.onc bnlEc.
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tlan o1e.fouEh, aome e-th!r4.i and very fo~ Vi
, 1876-10-11

MARINE.

WILMINGTON, N. c.. Oct, 1o.-spiFio turpesua
steady: SQ2.
, 1876-10-11
REAL ESTATE,

The following Instruments were h!od fog record
Tucsiay, Oct. 10:
CITY pNnrENTT.
, 1876-10-11

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-05-30
Experience in the Black Hills
A Narration OF Facts.

MINNEAPOLIS, May 20.-The Tribune
publishes the following facts from Israel
Howes who just arrived this noon from
the Black Hills. He corroborates the
statements Of the rumors in ragard to
the Indian scalping stories and adds that
they are not half SO startling as the facts.
He helped to bury persons killed by the
Indians every day. The bodies OF those
murdered are always found with ak bull
let holes and six knife stabs in them, be-
sides the loss OF the scalp, which they
take of by cutting the head open in the
shape Of letter V, from the back OF the
head down 10 the eyes, which presents
a notwithstanding sight. He himself has
had some narrow escapes. One party went
out and were attacked by red skins, but
they were such poor shots that no harm
was done. The Indians are US thick as
flies around a molasses keg. Everyparty
that attempts TO leave or enter the hills
is attacked and more or less fall victims
to the devils in human shape. One party
Of 25 attempted to escape and only one
lived to tell the story OF how they were
butchered and scalpcd. More parties arc
leaving every day than arrive in week.
There are some 5000 men in the hills,
among whom there are probably fifty
that are making $50 per day TO 1000
who make dollar. One party Of eight
men got their sluice going at noon and
worked till sundown and their total earn-
ings were 15c. There were 6S in his party
that went into the hills. Seven Of those
men will never return, and four more
were lost coming out; none Of his party
returned with enough TO pay their cx--
penscs. The cities that were the glory Of
The hills in the start. are as dead as
though they never existed. The best
claims are along Rapid Creek and Dead
Wood. The best claims were taken pre-
yious TO January. There are only two
paying claims on Rapid Creek, one Of
these turns out about 50 80 each day per
man, the other about So per man. Claims
were sold in Dead Wood previousto to jan
uary for $4,500.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-05-30
Conference Among the Iron ,Icn.

PITTSBURGH, Pa, May 29.-Thc COM
mittees Of iron manufacturers and the
the Boilers Union had several confer
ences last week on the matter Of the
price OF boiling. The boilers ask S. per
ion for pudding at a 23.cent
card, every one.tenth advance being
equivalent 10 20 cts. advance in the price
Of pudding instead Of 10 cents, as by the
terms Of the old scale, these terms to be
binding for ono year. This proposition
was refused by the committee Of iron
manufacturers, which in turn offered 10
pay 81 so at a 2A.cent card, every one
tenth advance calling for 10 cents extra
in the price. This was refused by the
boilers. After a meeting Of the commit
tees on Saturday, a meeting Of the Boil
ers' Union was held, and the matter was
discussed at length. The proposition Of
the manufacturers was rejected, the COM
mittee was instructed to meet in confer
ence again and give notice that il their
(the boilersO proposition was not acceded
10, they would not work after Wednesday
next. Several mills were closed this
morning. The conference committees
are TO meet again to-day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-05-30
The Senate Claims Jurisdiciion

EnC SeHlte SlhliuN NSuEiHuASAAVh.
WASHINGTON, D. C., May 20.-The
Senate this evening, ,.by vote Of 81 yeas
to 90 nays, rejected the resolution OF Mr..
Paddock, that W. w. Belknap, having
ceased to bear civil Office Of the United
States by reason OF hisresignction before
the proceedings in impeachment were
commenced against him by the House Of
Representatives, the Senate can not take
jurisdiction in this case.
Itwas then decided by the same vote
that said Belknap is amenable to trial by
Impeachment. for acts done as Secretary
OF War, notwithstanding his resignation,
and It was ordered that the respondent
and managers on the part of the House
OF Representatives appear on Thursday
next at o'clock to hear the judgment OF
the Senate. az
The Senate was in secret sessi on till
$50 this evening, discussing the question
OF jurisdiction in the Belknap impeach-
ment trial, and IL was finally decided in
the affirmative.
When the doors were closed this morn.
ing Morton submitted the following:
ReSolred, That the power Of impeacll-
ment created by the Constitution does mot
extend to person who is charged with
the commission OF a high crime whilehe
was a civil officer Of the United States and
while acting in his official character, but
who had ceased to be such officer before
the finding Of the articles Of impeach.
ment by the House Of Representatives.
Mr.. Morrill,, OF Vermont, moved TO
amend the resolution by striking out all
after the word resolved, and insert in
lien thereof as follows: That the de-
murrcr Of respondent TO the replication
OF the House OF Representatives TO the
plea Of respondent be and the same is
hereby overruled, and that the articles OF
impeachment are sufficient TO show that
the Senate has Jurisdiction Of the case,
and that the respondent answer to the
merits Of the accusation contained in the
articles OF impeachment.
Mr.. Christiancy moved as n further
amendment to strike out all after the
word "resolved" and insert as follows;
That W. W. Belknap, respondent, is not
amenable TO trial by impeachment for
acts done as Secretary OF War, he having
resigned said office before impeachment
On motion OF Mr.. Wright the resolu'
tion as proposed by Morton and amend
ments were laid on the table. Yeas So
nays 30.