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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-10-20
YeIlaw Fever.

The hope is entertained that the
yellow fever is slowly and gradually
giving away in the Southern cities.
The warm weather of the past week
however, show an increased mortuary
report. It will take a hard killing
frost to stay the fell destroyer.
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The American PeopIe.

No people in the world suffer as much
with dyspepsia as Americans. Although
years of experience in medicine has
failed to accomplish certain and sure
remedy for this disease and its effects,
such as Sour Stomach, HEARTBURN Water
brash, Sick Headache, Cestiveness, palpi-
tation of the Heart. Liver Complaint,
coming up of the food, low. spirits, gem
eral debility, etc, yet since the introduce
tion of GREEN's AUGUST FLOWER we
believe there is no case of Dyspepsia
that cannot be Immediately relieved.
10000 dozen sold last year without one
case of failure reported. Go to your
Druggist Buck s Cowgirl aud get Sam
pie Bottle for 10 cents and try it. Two
doses will relieve you. Regular size 75
cents.
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Have You seen that nice -four that's tax
ing the day =?
I believe, that they call it the 'Silver
Spray"
It is ever so pretty, and makes bread so
light,
But can only be had of Gardner s. White.
They win the blue ribbon, wherever they
show,
So IL you want soon -four, there's where
to go.
They say what they mean-and mean
what they say,
And il you don't believe it-just step
down that way.
The iour they sell is of the very best
wheat
'Tis not only white-but wholesome to
eat.
Flour. why for your -four wilt you send
far away
When tits SO very easy to get "Silver
Spray"
Gardner s. White make the very best -four,
Though il is not branded with the big
"Right Bower"
Then there's the place 10 get your -four
and fresh me al
For the Hickman Mills always, on the
square do deal.
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CUT THIS OUT.
1t May Save Your Life

There is DO person living but what
suffers more or less with Lung Diseases,
Coughs, Colds or Consumption, yet some
would die rather than pay IS cents for a
bottle Of medicine that would cure them
Dr. A. BoscBEE's GERMAN SYRUP has late
iy been introduced in this country from
Germany. and its wonderous cures as
tonishes every one that try it. II you
doubt what we say in print, cut this out
and take il TO your Druggist Buck s.
CowaILL, aud get q sample bottle for 10
cents and try it. Two doses will relieve.
Regular size IS cents.
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our ConGresslnen.

The candidates for Congress in this
District spoke at this place yesterday.
Being compelled to go to press at y
IN. in order to reach the mails we are
unable to make any report of the dis
cussion. To our next the issues between
them may be fully noted,
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Good News !!
For the Hickman Courier.

For the Hickman Courier.
To Samuel Landrum AqL Nuh,al Benefit
Life Insurance ComPdag Ne'c dirk v. d.
Sri desire to acknowledge the receipt
of Fifteen Hundred Dollars this day paid
me by you in full Of Policies Nos. %, % I
and $40, issued by the Mutual Benefit
Life Insurance Company on the life OF
my deceased husband, Anthony I. Jones,
and to return to yourself aud the Com
pany my sincere thanks for the prompt
payment of this loss
Respectfully,
MRS. NJ B. JONES.
Sept. 80 1S7G-4t.
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OR CnILLs AND FEVER.

The proprietor of this celebrated medi-
cine jusdy claims for it a superiority over
all remedies ever offered to the public for
the safe, specify and permanent cure Of Ague
and Fever or ChilIs and Fever, whether
Of short or long standing. lie refers TO
the entire Western and Southern country
to bear him testimony to the truth Of the
assertion, that in no case whatever will
it fail to cure if the directions are strict
" followed and carried out. In great
many cases a single dose has been sufIi-
cient for n cure, and whole families have
been cured by n single bottle, with per-
feet restoration Of the general health.
1t is. however, prudent, aud in every case
more certain 10 cure, if it's use is con-
tinued in smaller doses for a week or two
after the disease has been checked, more
especially in difficult and long-standing
cases. Usually this medicine will not
require any AID to keep the bowels in
good order Should the patient, however,
require a cathartIc medicine, after hav-
ing taken three CT four doses of the tonic,
a single dose of Bulls Vegetable Family
Pills will be sufficient.
The genuine SNITH's Tonic SYRUP must
have DR.. John Bulls private stamp on
each bottle. DR.. John Bull only has the
right to manufacture and sell the origi-
nal John J. Smiths Tonic syrup, of Louis
Vile, Ky. Examine well the label on
each bottle. If my private stamp is not
on each bottle, do not purchase, or you
viii be deceived.
d T.. j O n II b IL l / H..
Manufacturer and Vender of
Smiths Tonic Syrup,
Bulls Sarsaparilla,
Bulls cedron Bitters,
Bulls Worm Destroyer
| THE POPULAR REMEDIES OF THE DAY.
Principal Office, 3l9 Main Street, Louie
| vile, KY. iuly23 ~.
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CLOTHING.

MEMS and BOYS PANTS, at 81 90.
81 p, 81 80, and upwards.
MEMS and BOYS COATS, - 80, 3 90,
so, and upwards.
Complete Suits, s. 90, 90, 50, and
upward.
ovERCoATs, So 90, So 70, 81 50, and
upward.
FINE CLOTHING, to suit the most fas-
tidious, at prices to suit the times.
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Frankfort Yeoman: A party in
Texas writes US to know whether it is
true that the Legislature of Kentucky
has offered a reward of S125, 600 for a
sure remedy for hog cholera. We
answer no.
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Now Is The Time.

5. n. WHITE is now receiving a SPLEEN
did stock of every variety of goods, and
he don't intend to he uudersold by any.
Write this down, and compare goods and
prices. He has just returned from the
markets, where he purchased in person,
and knows whereof he speaks.
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boot and Shoe shop
nuDOLPn GLAZIEK.

RUDOLPH GLAIlEh,
II EsPECTFULLY informs his frIen
IL, aud the public generally ahns
has purchased the shoe and Boot ohoP IN
the late Henry Sohm, and will csn'ina,isl|
the business at the old stand. re ~,
lurn out as fine, reliable. good ana onss ;1,|
work as any shop in Hickman. re 80.
thank the public for fair share 2,
ronage. --.
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Matilda Hindman, Of Kentucky, is
making woman suffrage speeches in
Massachusetts,.
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T. EoIz. Union CITY.

L. FOLZ, Union City, Tenn, will sell
prints at cents per yard, and all other
goods accordingly. Call and examine for
yourself. oct2O-lm
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Satsoas.
MISCELLANEOUS.
n. T.. NELSON,
and Bootrnaker

onO0 dIlU bOOLIIItLhOA
(Cor. wster aud Ohio Streets-opposite
Plauts Warehouse.
A NNOUNCES TO this public, which he
n has served in this line rs years, "a
ne Is still in the business, ready 70 az
any kind OF work in the best style Keep
the best workmen employed aud has w
store az AL times a variety OF the oesi
r;als aug4-n
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JACKETS, at 81 so,
NOTICE TO COUNTRY DEALERS!

We are prepared to fill orders for any
Goods in our line at Regular Wholesale
rates.
sgorders solicited and satisfaction
guaranteed.
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What Uncle SanueI Thinks of
the situation

Ia conversation with a party of
friends on the 29th day of September,
Governor Tilden said
IF the Democrats carry both Iudi
ma and Ohio in the State elections,
he battle of November will be easily
Won. If we carry Indiana, aud the
Republicans carry Ohio, then there
will be a good fight all along the Iiue.
If we lose both of those States. we
shall have to fight hard. But | think
We shall succeed.
As We have carried Indiana and the
Republicans Ohio, there can be no
deeaot that we are TO have ''a good
fight all along the line" with rous-
ing victory at the close of the polls on
the last great day.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-10-20
JOB WORK.

The COURIER OFFICE is now thoroughly
furnished with new JOB TYPE; also, a full
supply of LETTER, NoTE and BILL-HEAD
PAPER, CARDS. &c, and can do work in the
neatest style and at city prices.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-10-20

GVNRY barrel of our new brand of -four.
"Silver Spray" delivered at 81 per
barrel. free of drayage.
oct20-lt GARDNER & WHITE.
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Msy6eld is to have new Jail.
The Msy6eld fair has been on hand
this week.
Hon. Henry Tyler of this county,
has been making SEINE campaign speech
es in Galloway county
Some cotton is being handled by
Woodland Mills merchants. They pay
81 cents.
Sheriff Walker champions the coun
ty on she sweet potato crop. His yield
averaged 240 bushels to the acre.
The Methodist have been counduct
ing an interesting SsxiSal Of religion at
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-10-20
"a. u. H. OF FL.

"a. T.. H. OF FL.
Kentucky Lodge No. $40 Knights of
Honor-meets every Friday evening at
clock. r. e. PRAIHEki u.
W. T. FREXz, r.
Masonic.
Fulton Lodge, No. 120, A F. & A. NJ,
meets the second Monday evening in eve
ry month, at clock. Officers,
C. !. RASDLE, W. NJ.
W. L. MoCUTcHEN, Secretary.
4. q. @. r.
Hickman Encampment. No. 81 and Full
ton Lodge, No. So, l. 0. o. F., meet every
alternate Thursday evening.
Officers of Encampment-R. Levi, c. P.
Jacob Levi, r. s.
Officers Subordinate Lodge-R. NJ. Ne
theny, n. G.; Jas Warner, r. S.
Z. O. G.. r..
Hickman Lodge No. 90, I. o. G. T..
meets every Tuesday evening, at o'clock
A. d. KINGNAN, W. c. T.
S. n. WHITE, w. S.
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The ola Flag i'm the OLD Do
rRtInfOm.

Petersburg Index-At2ears Richmond
- Correspondents
Attbe theater lasrsnight. DURING =
rabIeau in which the Goddess of Lib
erin or some other robust divinity dis
nlsved the "Star-spaugled Banner F"
Following the song Of that name, some
Radical commenced kissing. The
feeble utterance was soon drowned in
The loud huzzas of fifteen hundred good
and true men. who, realizing that thew
were TO be made the victims of an
eleetioneering trick, took the prompt
est measures to stamp it out | think
| do not misre present the people who
were present when | say if they could
have laid hands on the man who start
ed the Kissing they would have iufiiet-
ed upon him punishment so summa
~ and severe as to teach him a lesson
Why, we have no amnesty to the old
flag. Many a time, IN trying to get
hold of one of them, We have poured
out blood like water, and when we did
oct possession of it, We treasured il
like priceless gem, aud never un-
furled or displayed it Without pride
After the episode here related there
was another tableau in which the flag
was again conspicuous The whole
crowd-the theater was packed and
iammed-uprose and rent the air with
cheers; good, square, hearty cheers
The Star spangled Banner never yet
had a more hearty greeting. We
know that we are right on the record
this time. notwithstanding some Rad
zeal may write to a Northern journal,
and, by perversion of facts, attempt to
do Us ininrY.
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Wanted /!

Cotton. Corn, Wheat, Hides, Feathers,
Wool, Dried Fruit, Beeswax, TalIow. in
large or small quantities, at the highes
market price--for Cash.
j. HI. PLAUT & BRO.
October 6, 1876. 4v
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-10-20

A band of Gypsies are in camp near
PaducaA.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-10-20

A large Brass Key, somewhere between
ahe Episcopal church and Clipton street.
Please return to this office.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-10-20

The American Alliance proposes to
o'raeise all foreigners who are in this
country, aud who may come here in
the future. Rutherford b Hayes, the
Republican candidate for the presi
deney i its chosen presidential cam
didaie, aud has by letter sought its co
operation to carry for him the States of
New York, New Jersey and Connect
cut. No denial of this statement has
emanated from Governor HIVES.
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For CaSFs.
In future he proposes to do bushes:
IN a cash basis, and to sell goods at pro
low figures fO- tho cash
For Corn. Cotton. Etc.

He is prepared to pay the highest
market price for cotton, corn, or any kind
of country produce. Anything in the
way of business to keep business moving.
Here is your opportunity for mutual ex-
change. If you have no money bring on
any kind of good marketable produce and
he will trade with you at cash rates.
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GrN. RuoER, wH8~-S ommand Of
tbs Department ia w;ich Is oou'h Gar
dina, asserts his attention to protect
Democrat and Republican alike in that
State. IfGeu. Ruger will do that
thing, South, Carolina will vote for
Tilden, and then Grant will remove
Ruger.
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Have YOn.

IND you see the blue ribbon on the
Hickman Mills Flonr? Try barrel
al s.. GARDNER s. WHITE.
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The Republican Congressional Con-
vsntion of the Tenth district of Ken
lucky which met at Catlettsburg on
Wednesday last, nominated Hon. W
II. Wadswerth, of Maysville, as their
candidate for Congress.
The German citizens who vote for
Hayes, in the face of his nomination
by the American Allianc, hereafter
should not complain if Americans take
them at their word, aud join said or
ganization.
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Bran! Bran :!

ATOw is the time to get your winter
IN supply, before cold weather. De-
fixered At SIP per ton
oct2e-lt GARDNER g. WHITE.
, 1876-10-26

and there ~ fatr tn1utsy eh'cny tor thn 1ovtr
fn tnks hold. and car lokot No. fold readily. prices
closing nc higher that, .i 9rct 1nE snl L vas s!so
Siene. San'r!ca w"ro lh inodcratn rcaHrst. 4 frw
EatlnI Nufcmhcr NHd cash opened At Ste ant rtntch
n n r. Dsssnbsf 1Tsr& & ~ s!i 81 anI :1lA e
Co... rl',.lt ~ aN&tsl4 anl Il Hata9o H. \. ~
hnisrs. EeJEctcd Was arncr At <ta3e. CA.h sales
Fnre rcror&ctinf !: aH bn No. ~ NH aA1c: ~ Ess
r. r. NJ; III =, aas g. asise a ss uu t.lsS.et n r1aI;c
~ 4sAn!.sc dellytssd. Total, 1i.Atv
FIRST t.tf1..
Whrtt-a13.tfN hu At siIia{ for prtnlAr. Silica
Gll:s1 t"f November. nns @l 1t3&1l. I'm Tor lrcc-
torr-+n oD bu At axe for October, l,4r for No
rsMheF. +lte for lecenher. au, +a5s. fos thu year
t;aih-5,Mh bn asilrr the ychr y IaS'.
tot tllt year, $l3.sa fur December, hns stsW fur
MeN.p pork Hns 1et hnt unchanged At SIS. Is
fnr nctuter. hnA SIS, 81 for lie year.
waA auie'. with salgs VI i5o tea for the yeAr At
S,.tt rIhs-snlcp. 100 hoSes \! a!fc.
W,ssat wns moderately nctrr, declining sfc. mil
clns!uR dun End wrAk. November sDl1 81 u. JNa
i:tIn. G!mlnE Il si.li5t4i!a;, December sold i.
h. ss"snT 4 tc tcsis fl, xo,,,,.
so!i At 4 .str. ctotnH At 41.i4 i33ic.
Oats ~trb lust At a4tkla&c for tho month and No.
s.s s1s,tsr sa as ts a tSs s ] po wheat to ,n,o
At ar.
..... LAST rALt. .......... ....
Noes pork was quiet sn4 easier At 4ih $50 t7 for
~ y:as ,na III w. ~ f.t nG"sr sa!s H. io% Sss at
Lard vas sttMdF. with sats ut 75u tc4 It &443 for
the JeSs Aid ~ a. Tot January.
, 1876-10-26
AIISCELLANItOUS.


Tie Constitution, beachet d couple Gf Tesia aso
on Whltedsh Point, Lake Superior, has been ~
leased 1.-The echr H. y. Moorc,t which was 0a tas
beach near 0rand Haven. 'as been fclested Al
right. ehc was taken 10 Saugatuck.."A dsrk'tvl'
orcl weasel was seen by tho ofIlrcts of &c p'oa
Chnrlcs luctz, near SAeboygan, Friday night nlass
her mn,utopnnst and mainmast head -. .stcamaAtss
DavidsoA Ii stlll aground on Fighting lslsl'd Asi
be l!Ehtes!ng her OF her cnFEo hop!ns tNeiso! y
aoat her oH.. The achr Golden West eneolnse'e1
heavy weather Oh her passage from IoleIo ~
datnagcd ller cargo Of wheat aoncwhat. Ihe tal'
tain entered protest Day Or two ago: 81 ne on1
thing which ren,ans visiblo Of t!e qsaSe GteSan o
wood, which went ashoro vi St. .0spph about lTo
weeks ago, IL n floating spar. TAe rpas .! W.
North and South Piers at South HAycn mare otca H
raised four feet above Tho water. 1ha ln.tuo H. y
has also recatyol solnc improvements. - sou1 :.
the Htone arrIycs to alt them In The barber WI ~
"Agcnt& and masscrs Of the different sopead,i.
rnnning ID the different lake nea tw wear sp' !.
ing faces and report plenty Of sfriTat nesans ~
pAyng rates. II tnow 10Dka as though Inc sta,u1. ~ :,
which opened 40 .lteastroIay for tug ein,. q
II not small lmouns staud!ng to tue cseap " 'A'
EoTtcx 70 MAr1sEns s-SotIcc ia given i!si .M., =,
thu night Of Oct. Fl. aid an every ~ ~
during tho continuance Of Wn!k. ffi 9n, .a X.
feet above the water leyel VIII oe sn1nns II:
channel at tho iImf4a. crossing IN nf !,st hs ra
There IL good water l!ty feet fFon' Inc ilsa' w
Sets'a', D'satea a., g ne s,o,n 54eHns bssaa
down. ses. iirunete u Vanderbilt Epls st., S.t,
Frank Fnrow. Pared np Yesterday. ut"p p.i,ad ISsl
jeaI, The City Of Fremont 10 tn ufana hs'0''
bound up, Wind vcst-
, 1876-10-26
Tho City and Country Demand for Loans
Moderately Active.
The Currency Movement LiElit.'.New
York ExchnnEe Scarcer...Clcars
ings, 81, 600, 900.
The Produces Markets Less Active, and
v Many Of Them Easicr.
Provisions TtndiBa Dawnwards.-Carn Ra'htr
1easy...A Dtar,t Of Var Excitement.


~. u, .e
Ihert wa' 'alr movemtht ID =" oepA'''or"u y.
local finances. Inc ehctsnee of eoHo'1y p"Ps. ",t
more 'oesa' man 'hoee rom MY e'.e. H,h.
eohfef. hcssaht'le eot'ee"ns IN ''e 'n!er'oF ua'e
Improved and 10 soma exteat inc Anpns ~ wv"
n'efe'a' paper nas "ecn 'eeee".eH' ,n' n""'u "
1ranc hPF'c""""' soe 1u""s "'en "nn" ~ e'
r,u" ,, wv NV plc.s'"'' lne oa.s '",' ~ ..m.
na ,s,ns H." ,', ,,,s~. :. ~, ,nns,, ~ sn,ru,
ms.s. ~ .t"...,, ~. em%n 49, ,.n, ~ ,o,,,.r
isn " 1'"e"'' a.',, we ", w. eI,. 80. w..
, 1876-10-26


New f1Rk. Oct. aj.-N0ld opcneA At l0UA Al1d
closed at 1ooT, thcsc having been the only quota.
t!ons to-day. Borrowing rates. l., 2. III, and =
per cent per nnnum, and l.0i per cent per diem.
Governments were active aud steady.
In railroad bonds this afternoon, New Jrssey
Central A1sts, new. advanced " llU.i; do couyest-
iba fell on to B1M. Rock Island " brought Ill,
Milwaukee u st, Paul, L2Crossa Division. ICY,
Central Pacidcs. 1904, and Morr,s & Essex Fec.
onIs, 107, Ohio i 3itchfsan consolidated sinking
funds wcre arm at ao, and do see.''aa al bs.s.
Hannibal = St. 1o.eph convertible wess odctod Ut
u. against sales at 81 Y this morning.
ftalu bonds wcEe quiet aud prices nominal.
hturka wers strong and higher in raFiy dealings.
with an Improvement In prices uf ftoA !; 10 ~.
Al thc dist call reaction tnok placs under sales
10 Esulize preat.. After the second call the mar
krt was hfiH, with IN upward tendency. AZ The
close prices showed 8 .dcelna Of H02's from
III: morning quotations. which ware in a,. soms
nIxxasd movement .et In. There was considerable
M*stsrn declined 70 1It,, and c1o.cd At 71S.
Michigan Ceussal ts!l olto 4Sh, Lake Shore u
, 1876-10-26
REAL ESTATE,


Aeunceuay, Oct. ~:
CITY rE0pERTS.
Main IT. 80 Il Of LYNN At. c I. .sx l07 2-1o IT,,
~, Wita ether r. ErM,cenrty y r , dated ost. 3,:s 1000
wess Mn,roc II, iosit I; Of Green Il, X '''
.o;Ay5Dft. ta:ct AnR. Tp....:......."..... ~ 1850
Lnnnils 4, y u ~ Sefeni incnih =. . + .Ax'oo
Napoleon p!a.e, ri ii v oi Hanover st, III, IS
ai2t h.lt It. dated tttt. Observation-Disclosures. 90O
llinsch1 At, m II of Dlt.ckl.Awk 1t, u r. t.t.
singular lot I'll. dated Ucs 1s............... 1000
Evergreen place. no u 9 Of Oakley av. Hf, -
Hsrdius Il, W. It s q Woi i a,Ifop 1t, v I, aix
III 7'tD II, hnfcl Oct t..u ...,........,., 500
Shustlcir az. aa1t Il Of Twcnty.thtr1 It, VT,
:slt:s II. dated DCt, 25...... ............ $50
Folk r. ~ q sns irving AZ. I. lokxl3oft,
csassr Il. slsi ii Il bl;i,i IN Il. IKE ''
I3a It. With buildings: DAFT Oct. 2i........ LOCO
HhsfF1 Ft. :A1i It n ut afaxwcII It. tf, 30xs0l
II, with buildings tated bet. A,:........:. 4,ano
Nsntwnrtl ~ :n',r 4 : Of fhir;y.hftl st, +.
Adams IT, l7a Il v Of laaIn 1t, ", Hxlss $40 ~
II, Ihttl t}ct. 81 tGD
1sawthora y, ioVft i ot Oak ii, v 5oxi:ii
WI sa,ss sonsl,sa ss !. ii; @ Il II lio;nc ioo 70
..1lasli Il, iistMi sept. ....... 500
IN II, Intn' Oci. aHe
MONTH or oITr LlNiTs. w1TiltH 4 Esp1cs or SEVEN
utR+h THE rorhT-I1THR.
D'lnMtnE q. eof Lincoln AZ, T. aoxli5 It,
Emission sa is Toaa cor oi iiii;on AZ. leo
N1iOft. IdtGl scnt ID. ................... 9h0
soufA or CITY LIMITS. WITHIN \ HAHlUs OF SEVEN
IlLKa DP THk Tol'NF.HntbE.
Fort tS:ntat =. IA, + = nf Langley sr. nj. es1
iIso', u i, VIII " % q Naf;has i, 3;xi:asi ii. ~"
, 1876-10-26
FOREIGN CITIES.


Epstfaf DispufeA 10 7ns Ifi1nAe.
LtrRKrooL, Oct. al-Il I. m.-fLuEA-ye l, ~
Cd, No, = .ls I'd.
GRAlH-wheat-winter. 40. !. lna ~. No. ~ 81,
sprtug No I, To-: No. D. ~ ID; whitr. No. l. los I'd;
No. J. l0s 4di club No. l. Its, No. =. ls II. Corn
.GA I'D
FEov1sIoHs-1'ort. ms, LArd. 47s I'D,
LtvEnrnotr Oct. ct.1a-1.Acst. t.-t.orroN-luoyant mid.
ding up,snd3, Cd: nrIeaAM q 3.lcd: sAies u, NO
balcs; speculation hnd expert, 1900: American.
ll.5U.
IsHEAhsvUryt-Ncheat-Callf wItte, aycraGn,
It's fdaiol ~; club 1o4 7laits; Ne. J to Nv. rgA
Western spring. u Jdtstra; No. = to No. rid West.
cru winter, o. HJ1pIJs I'd. Flour Wsaem Gaua1, sis
o4tlais 0d. Corn-Wrateru mixed. Ia ~. Us,s--
American, 3AGtls vi. NarlcJ-AutFfcAu, y Vi. peaa
Canadian. 17a I'D.
CtuykR sEkn-An'esitan, ao3aM.
FEoyItIoNA-3eA pork. 7Hs. Prime lnest beet, 7ha.
Lard. American, 4Hs 6d. Chcctc, nuc Aiuerlcau. 67s
W. DacuE4 loas cigar, fla; short clear, ~ vi.
TALLOw-F!na American. 3aa I'd.
FErEoLEUk-Sptr.t1. l0s Gl; tclneI. l9l Cd.
LLSskkh OlL-GsA Tdai!J
NEstS-CO.umon, q Od4tuss pale. its.
6Plk1rs TcRrkSTlME-:ls GI(i.A DI.
AATWKlP. Oct. a., 5,-FKTRoLkrA-4BH.
, 1876-10-26

Special HspatcA 10 3ns 7aibnHf.
NEW yoNE, ut. .-uRAiS-tluatnrA III wheat fEht,
nnl 4larkst geAcray without decided change; ltsla
bcttcs export inquiry. Induced partly by decline in
tEclxhss nllcrs disposed to hold on. supply Offering
qutu moderate, and no presaufr on tue part Of
holders 10 teAlI1r; sales of aa.0o ba Vt 81, 10 fur
poor soft No. > Chicago, sl.la4l.24 for unxrAdel
sPrlps; *L37 for 40,0O hu now No. Chicago far
export 81 sy1 " tot vh{ta Michigan, lhu latter for
extra nearly Ill for e1rot. lsys 4aet At 7ss0c for
CaFu-Masket ruled lltxhlly In buycrs' favor, with
better hu.nesi dapK. both for export and hone as;
salta Ut 1aS 90 bu Vt o:T2-,7!sf far poor Western
mixed on track, 6s&sSsllu for steamer mixed;
asA9asHo for New Yarss mixed; a0s for No.
aud Kansas Mxrd3 ts!sQt0u for sail tntxets
6o&ao}Sc tor WeateIu yellow sud Ho tor ungrsdc1
Western MIxed; e4s lolug In ots; gIA4isd pArccis
shads hrIaeFs other kinda without chsugs norca;
atm fair e1For4 inquiry. but thu diacuity In obtaat
suitable yeAka!s sonltwhst checked thu shipping d..
mAndt sales Of 10 ITO bQ ut a1tB+ac for mixed West.
aud STATE; a5y.3fe Tor u4{te WataEo anh Slater
ans TOT tcJccted si3s13sc fot mixed Tsstes9i s0S