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New-York tribune., 1876-10-14

maintained steady puoe buyers awaiting an auction sale
OF 900 half chests announced for next week.
TOBACCO-Seod Leaf has been in fair moderate demand
Of 100 Sundries 7025c. 20 cases New-En
gland 1871 40 do 1874. at lie 200 cases
do 1915 at iU f5c. 300 Pennsylvania ~ a. S.
3TS do, 1875 at 23d25c GO cases New York ISLo
Gla7c: az do 1875 at lOc 800 cases omo lSFi
10 6ia07C 424 Wisconsin, lS1i-fJ. AT c' ana
200 bales AL Is. Kentucky Let las been
without change; sales within few days Of 800 hh's 80
VITA LEBONE-There steady tone 10 THIS Market win
supplies aIg Arctic ~ 30 and Northwest coast
81. both currency.
WHIsKY-Tle market firmer; sales last evening 90
bhls 81 81 12 and today Change 30 bG at Is per
gallon.
woOL-DuTing the past week avery good business has
been DOME and firm figures rule with the tone and tendency
dec dCdy 6uOyant Early The week the strong views OF
holders rather tended TO check trade bat htely anuHc
tureIs have taken hold 70 avoid any higher prices and some
speculation f. being ndulged in also The supplies are small
only ~ oes bat also oi foreign AMI thcse iAts act as
this nothing he sai tho whole market presents
good fu firm. satisfactory position. The sales III
Glade 10000 n Ohio Feeces at 37i2a42l2c; 10000 %
Nos and DO 4Oe.; 5000 ~ DO at 4Oc.
2OGO d. 4Oc; sO. 1000 n Ohio Dellno, 10000
UBwashet Fleecss 22lOO N Washed de. and COmbing'
Fleece, $1,000 n West virginia do, al on
private 1900 SpIiug California Gt25@2t. lkDO
do at 20023ltc 300 10 90 private terms lOlun ID
Pan Clip lSa2t 100 bales do slightly bury, ~ I1c
1000 b Texas at 2i d27e 30 900 N Eastern qt % be- 2oO
ID improved Western 200222c. 49, 90 - DO ~ private
price 5000 Mexican az lSc. 5000 70 tan as 2Oc COD
Montana % 2c; 5000 bury Lake az - c; 30 Odes
Pulled WOol, bales washed Mediterranean, and snau
lots of Cape, on private terms
New-York tribune., 1876-10-14

Texas sinking fund were strong at 80, and liann<
bal and ST. Joseph convertible IS at 7si2; hists oI
c., c. and l. G.. advanced 10 AZ, while Lehlgn anu
Wlkesbarre cOnsols Endorsed declined to % sloirE
and Essex seconds sold at log; Chicago ana MOTIF,
Western coupon gold consols at 947s Delaware ana
Hudson registered bonds of 1877 at l04 90. OF
1894 at 97l4; North Missouri irsts at 9oi2; % %Uhloh
Pacific first at O6l2; do land grants IoV4 JoN1 Lo
land and Pittsburgh consolidated sinking fund bonus
at 1lOl2, and Western Union Telegraph coupons Oh
1900 at 1O3l2 a 103os; New7Jersey Centrai hrS's
sold at 40. ,, ,,,
The earnings Chicago and Alton Railroad Com
pany for first week in October 1875, were Sl34,
732 27, against in 1875, $115,955 26; increase
1876. $1S,777 OF. o..,D.,.Lo,,
The earnings St Louis, Kansas City and Northern
Railway Company first week october, 1875 were
$50, SCI O3 corresponding period last year $0o,ii
2O7 22 increase, 1876, $15353 81, and totai 1e
from January 1 to date in 1876, -, ,344, ,lSO % :
corr spending period last year, 81 ,945Zoo 10 lh-
crease, 1876 F;}9s, ,925 40.
The following shows the imports OF dry goods az
this mort for tle week ending to-day and since the
beginning Of the year, compared with the CORE
spending periods Of the two previous years
Entefed Hs M at hS heeS PORT .sl7Gss sai539 s55S2Se
Thrown o maIkot.... l,s5S694 205lOl5 l'3i2oo]
FnteTed ai Tie port se3 900 49O Sss3G6734 s6s2GlG?a
Thrown o mafket.... 9j550jj9 sS"i06ob bS'oeS'i4o
New-York tribune., 1876-10-14

,,,r-, or, - Co,f,u fr,.. Nlfdi.r- N,o. low Mii.
"flIFiN' Vst Vst ,r 49, ,r. ~ Jy, ~ ,.i,'. III
Hni'.' i'.' Us H.: r,' '. qS5 iair. .9-s go b Re-,
i', ~, a. ' t;,,i ,ilsy 9c ,..i, a.. ',s
- q .l,. Z.. r..cs- n.
80. =. "a ,.s t.o.. 81 iairs
r.,.s,'., Def .,,1p inactive nad Grr.. Sid. m.
a. t.lr Gi.Illi- y,c. Good Ordinary ~, vc.ay
49, l'S IN MI, sti1ucnt. 3lS5 bAts; 3lle- sai
i,si ~ ..,'-s, :, ~ lrl,rs
.t,.ir. .ry' 1,t lI-Co'ion Grn: Milline 9Lr.. Low
,.,.,,i, -, tr grr ttrr Size. yyrckfy Its,.rt J0i
80. G.t n.ls,. T.. .. Jll 'ais, stock -3 1ai.s
'" -,'t D.; -. in..- V'ccaly ne. .ta loI5
I'.'N'....H - 80 - ~, ,,i .
bd.7 .A?'l's ,'' 'i''. =. ,' @ l.1 ,,,lir., lgIc
i.tl'll"i! w.; .''' o, tfi,,Ijno MI. r.,
a'.i,. ',I s., ,,,r, l5i ball.. LILA zoo Ialss
C'f., '"' i'' .''i ''''' 49,, ,.. % 49,. ,.Df.
si":' ~ ,.'- ~ a., ,'''' 4O'''' '~-''' '
New-York tribune., 1876-10-14

as 5PoTsS 1S tS 'Se and hone there was sS
and unuaded 57,ac. for Nes; ;YOrs Mixed, 57o
ssg nc & for G2nes Mixed Win Sled sgs , Of Choice a.
were also sales last evening of $1,000 bush Prime Western
Mixed seller October at 5sc..OATs have advanced fully
G for Sr' s ad f@SS s. % r ws @ wss2p S2
S2c for Rejected Soc for Newl no. S6aaS7 &c ior
ieS Sq. White 2sS2ofs, isF Mixed yS. wssL
state. and 3GLdi3c. for Write western closing with
ases SS% us isSs 80 tone cas f 10 At 2@tis s G %
Feed At s7 SIS 80 and SO s22 > ton for s2sps IN
BEANS there was scarcely 10 much business reported while
at 81 55sSi 90 fos chocs New. 81 4oGsi i5 Tor
GSSs @ Choice o 70 g. MSo1 F'S Choice SsS 50 @
81 10 Pea & 81 sqGsl 90 90 Kidney Prime Red 81 7ggs 10
GUNNIs were quiet and unchanged at 9ric for Calcutta
Cloth. aad II 81 l2c. for Domestic Bagging.
NAY AND STRAW This market remains much the same
prices We quo my~shppine. 55@6ae .eiaii grades,
5Oa6Oc short rye aud 5OS6Oc. for Oat
HEMP , ANp JUrIHsmP G en- was qnist st &C. gold .t Tor
Ter demand and hrm sales Of 900 the spot
1000 bales arrive 2ac all currency. Jute
MIDFSIThers have quite liberal in Noutcyiieo
Hides aggresatns. IT'S sad fully $1,000 to 4oGGo part OF
rive 10 the spot To-day there $500 rrortgd
on yatf T t. 'eos S COO 600 & city SauEfs @ ON % win the
25o2s N. lgal9Ec Ruonos Ayres, 2O"25 n, 100 l9Gc3
iSe; Central A@,ricdn' l5%2 b. i5@%l6c Msnaoa+
T2st 49,, do S a X IS Ssa si NM 80 n al
gold solicited; Texas snd southern 2ia:O N, 9gal5%c
Wet Saltcd H.es-DurIios Ayres. 1880 10. 909c, gold
sclected RIO Gran1r 4t0iS 10, 9o9Lc.; California 4J@6O
n, 2Q9c. Para 1910 N, f07 ac NCwOrc1ns city, Goa
sO n, 00l'c. IrNas Pulled and Packed, joFeO ID, lOT
c, currency Texas, Knife Si2WlOi2c: southern Cha
7c. CITY slaughter OK, D00SJ D SVS'c city Slaughter,
Cow. "a go ~. 7c.
HOPS There good firm tone TO this market, and the
export demands continued fairly liberal scale the whole
tone ~ ~ extreme nu0Yaucy aud strength We quot
York, tu Cfrse New, .Ja&c. DO, lOW 10 fair 21d
33c Ea-trrr, New, @ic32c Ncarlugs lO02Oc Oiua an
gr0wtts. f0tc. t.litutui1ns. 80 03Sc.
INDIA NCTBEB hls been tull nj previous prices;
onai fur Pine Para: . if for Coarse
52c E-tHofIla: SOC. iIs8 Gu.yaUl. &c r do.
Carhnrca AZ Tor NriTaeuI -ou anil SOC f,r do Sheet
LEATIIE 8,ek cpscs ,tonkcr market iOr
sole viii dccrtcd ,ock. ad mri ra;C receipts !g1n
'aunCrca The only "biOckS' 81 Lrnhcr rrnGui'g
Middle weights acid. aIG these of rtuct0u by
rucl..uents the eOOas Co b. s'ut week
stipulated price frce having taken llr iODJO tu l2D
sis ContH,n ai buyers gceking stuck sltnr for tr
markets. aia a such b. promptly taken o arrival a very iUl
rat.r. Receipts = the Wel. fTG3I RiD, and .2S bales
ports g. - sIcs, 1850 % England AID $500 60 tue
(i,utI
New-York tribune., 1876-10-14
We annex closing rates OF foreign exchange:
p,,,e h.pk,pV steriyna bill. On 90 days ydavs

Money was in moderately good demand, but less
irregular than yesterday, the more common rate on
call having been 3 per cont, with loans also at Jig
and l. At the close the quotation was 2@2l2. DIS
count is active ut tO u per cent. The following
are the rates for domestic exchange at tie unGer-
Tentioned cilies: Savannah, selling par buying.
y discount. Charleston, scarce, AaOlG discount
ls0par. Cincinnati moderate demand; 100 DIS
count. New Orleans commercial 7IG bank, a. 81.
Louis 90 discount and Chicago, - TO 80 discount.
Tho United States Treasurer at Washington received
to-day Tl3O 900 national bank notes for redemption.
The customs receipts were oiO0,OOQ, and internal
revenue receipts 1920, 900. The following is the
Clearing house statement to-day Currency eX-
changes, SOL ,62S. iO7 currency balances T29S4,-
373; gold exchanges, $6,9lGG2O; gold balances.
S730,932.
Government bonds were duh and firm, the sales
covering coupon 90 OF 1851 at ll7l2 registered ten
f,,riies at | 1873 and coupon new hyes at 11ils.
'Cbere WAS nothing new in the market. Washing
ton dispatches say that 1929, 900 five per cents
Withdrawn from the I. >. Treasury to-day Tor
which there was 10 substitution Closing quota
4tous of aforks
New-York tribune., 1876-10-14

LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
HEw-YopK. oct. lS.-BGgyEs-Arrvals today. tho large
40 latter late ioI the market This makes
t "' i 10 9o st ' & ri bc @ snpn IA roo IIrse and Sow
droopng markets the result II was scarcely possible 10
Nice steers so5l at o. SO b. and yeFy nt Ike 6enmcsy
wlcn sold by the carload, though there wers few few
SST4 @ 2,n 9S Ro' a4a seroS oS cSte !" s insS at %
and 20 halfbreel Col2raios nj Taos %, . l5.
enough grade spare Int uic fat 2cO5
rSarScis we're Slow tld1y with good deal Of beci rft over
Dressed hogs and calves led lower and were loTGns get
d5y 49, ittic s9te nl's at - 7Ga - 40 Tcvas 7c IS
ID 1873 Cherokee half breeds, tc 90 DO, 7ec 40 thin
.tsci ~ - II ~ ~ "a 'i9. g. moi,y % % Ig i,i 81 "a
most o thoOthcr- JG ID Western At Size, about one
ai 1lr ~ - 81 h - iSo a. g 5 at a 80 aiCe onebat 30 u
and the rest 81 ID 81 at &c, and 81 at lO" Average
iie sixte,hst shippers were GoG Co. l9cars T. G.
yanatta 'ni walxd tone; each cars " Ban 20 ealsi
AoaGs . - alley e2s j. H. Williams S1Ts o; ~ Ea [
Az" - - l'; e. ,ii9 Il, - N'on "' D1'0' " ~
Tls1t . Gsr5 f6r o q Glry. all Koucky cattle II .;
I50j 10. SO, % 70 20ot i,37i n, 9ci 70 Of 5ol No.
a each; 4iof li00 o. g4,c. rs r. For Con g CO. G II
lG. - ssc 81 NJ 5o H. f. q, 81 30 ?2gi Il lS5 d b. ''i
TC Els.mao, lsovn Illinois cattle 70 o. llj2 r. s,4c
SIr = Of 100 e. at i5c. 81 b; 10 1907 d. lJc. q
C. ksha, for Kahn iur. all kentucky Il Of l23 b at
tii. sie Got l4G' n 92c l3oi 100 D. ?-e ane Fl
,i,h 1901 LII %, ar 20 oi l.il l tc; % Die; ouc
Ia b.
1. giac., Is ilr u. IHhn 1906 b Siic. - ~.
r. BVrrharl or +. j.. Ior 49, Ntntl b?, l5o5 ~ a. 9c
,ul JOe each: n uo, Rankin - ThDmrs,r Llt6 %,
90 &c. les T each, atd iOi lhdiA i'r \ah|i' i1'z ID at
Wl @ Of coloro42 my.d 1 ca'6e a. 3 & o h. llso & N e. e.
S'ic % d. u I if 10 e"', y. 1,.LS-i - ~ ~ ~ ~
Atus.-ty Hrllrr. So. Nts ~ 'o0Te, " l a.
tfc, % u ANA - t''L 30 'i i'4ul 10 . % ,c ~ a.
- lili, d. l91 u, al a't - y - oi I'7'n ID '''
an %, !.1a -. ..,,, =. ,,,... ,,.o q, . O.. -, -,
J. b. WILLIAMS sold DIS y lHn'7, l,-tV no 10 &C. 0O I'd
80 = i,2-3 h. "r. aul p ~ i2' p % 'c. ,o OF. ~.
". ~ .l', ~ .ll,fi - l'"''' '-' '''' ''-'' ' 80
So io'ap,an sol is Of i2I t9s auds Of 1901
N.. -..
a. ". 'ii %. as 80 .li't "a ~ q" ' '' - j."
- ~, h. - ..,..i 80 D. ~ ttc ,,rIl. stJ
D" ,i.iya. n Jersey city somewhat dcrangei
ID" ''tt, .,.,, ~ rr IEl.rl c TO- ls scs-s I2l3 h.
~, .i% o. m l.r -ii p, .II 81 rteh: Tor Faf
u ',., '.,. ',t - -, . ,,r u..,.tire ~ 90 10
49, +. o.. r.. h ur..is 400 "a, Lc. 81 ID f1r
= T4.t .. D I..s,l f.l. r,. b. .-.
.'-,- q ,, a. -- ir,.p r- I'D sli. ga cWt, net
.i,,i.'a',i iGotfl !. .,.. J'tc
A. yr ~ Noir s, ia Illinois or n Sc s. % % Of
Z a..
New-York tribune., 1876-10-14
TIE STATE OF TRADE.

EUROPEAN MAhkEIS
r,vvupoot oct l3-I2BO D. m.-COtOn is duetor MlNd0g
UpIands so tsd.: Miding Orleans C''d' safes - 20
nclndng 1000 for speculation and export t,ei's, 1,,
srrTs a last nights prices paud- Low MlII"S
November and December delivery, ' Pahd- low Al,
ding cansc, December and January dN'fy 9-l
Inv Mriiing clause, February and NJ iGth ',NtTy Tli
UpIands Middlng clause; ne" crop 'hlfd oJlonrr
NV crop. shipped Novenner and D,c'mber' sal,
shliied January and February, saii. 6--aG2,ao
s"es Of the week 1Ol 90 baios; exporters took 90OO
h"ic American 2T2OOO bales TOAD receipts hSOou OdlrS
American 900 bales actual export llO0O bales amount
orsd from ships side direct 10 slnnneIs 5uVO uhes
American sales Of the week, $4,000 bales IAe ltyeips "
Wheat the past three days wero IOo0 quarters oi WHICH
5000 l.ai i or E@ % d. m Breadstus are quiet
quarter Tor aIadan. Wheat d9O GENITAL Tor ked MtS5
Urn spring ana lO49lO7 Tor California Club Lard 40 q
cTI SEFHo iS oct 1880 p r-Upands Cotton Low Mid
ding clause November delivery, 5'sd; oi the sales tody
oIgWFPoof, oct i3-aO p The market FOR yarns and
fabrics Manchester Is hTn pahds cotton Low SiEi
IyPRrouI oct 1880 D. m.-Cotton futures closed ouli
oSpoS OCT M 5So Sea SS9se5 states 5cnS gS' 5 iSr io @
is.iIs 1885,; New hyes lVGSs oX coupon Erie railway
dTy oct 1872 p m-Pars adyices quote five per cent
rrntrs al iOGf Zoe. for the account - .,
LONDON. oct l343g m.-G9nsGis @ I9I DO'r % dn,n
T lives 1863 Paris adyces quote five per cent renteS at
iJot Iasox Oct iS~53G p. m.-ReGned Petroleum. lSo
lSjd y gallon. Spirits Turpcnne. 2lib y CsL
ANrwERP oct lS.-PetrJleum. 5M for Fmefaie Auerloan
COFFEE MARKETS
RIO JAxRmo Coffee market very animated prices
advancing; Good Firsts. 6iOOa6550 reis 10 klos Ex'
egass Oh Oct market animated prices firm
superior santos. s,2OOS6.36 $50 refs y 10 kiios
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
BuvrlLo, oct Is-Lake receipsFiour. $500 bbls Corn
New-York tribune., 1876-10-14

In State bonds there only one transactiOn-a
small sale OF $500 District of Columbia 363s at 10
I'm city bank stocks the only dealings were III Cont
mental, IL shares selling at 90. Railroad bonds
x~era anil the aggregate sales at the First Board
footing up about $50 900. Missouri, Kansas and
New-York tribune., 1876-10-14
THE MARKETS.
fCaremuy repogtei tor rHg rNHgNy.'
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
psr North Rtrer Tcsssis. Gud R4ftro1iG
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

.o,5,,s r,,.ro have boen nothtnq bat aIrlu and uDm
p1raat lle no changes have taken place. FoS SUN
dLogc,l 20 c and Pearls al o-c .t rotvitbs,and
ing limited sales both TO Dle1rs AID cNporteisi "e'''"
HE0Usi CUSHNo,ns pc,ial has been done and l,rS no
c ec. h4;r i2h,H ! ,,,l Green &c. ana Rcd and
i-rfrusual .atc has been done prcyons prices
NJ, nir- tdacuutitc I20lGr Tor l2dlb ounce; NIIW
AZ 2g; PsicDt sp,-iu, 3sci ratuiHe lJf-oci h'Ah'u
CiiiCtiY Li been steady At 4'c gold ;ar German and
sEi iie is .n active request from uanuiac'ur'rs
owing exceeding chrfVt''. i.iuhi'l- ln"
,,Iroo &op-r caan,l .5gsi5: L,cso cos eo 49,
90: ,.,i. e. ~, ~, ,, c,,ri.rrv Penn ,yivauia
r,aio Sni aud Broad ca and C.earhrc. i5at' 70. ahh
G0c6i 6es H a or NJ mos; part nominal %, at
7lo saao Dom nro use for Aaias''' nam '''
Caraca-. aud H. ~. fa. "uavopmi' a!i s"', - ,,,y..
tsrT io,e ntact t.au jobhnt nl,s -Trd iao con
Iurd scarce bm no lGEI"'fc ir "n"nt'l ~ P,.,s
i.r r but tn l,umorc p g. bass, - aihr li'e SOFA
o. 1clP9oi"TrhGE srocK-Tsrr IulI and noanal} IN
changed mut.i. We quo.a: Empty H"r.hca,. &. 90
heo. IA ices. ordinary 10 s'ms i"$efo IL. ~ ~ 90
- -4ar -loo,.. Sth ii,aaI - la. '. - '2"5 % % - IT,
CUi.UAGE-1dr u-ah no,er,1t has beoa cn'','d -
llte yI.c.s. Manila C"fI1e. "t. anot' -,'in'''' .'"
Hay Rope isc ID ao e ,,,r, '9, ,.,,., .'i sd l.pc
larii- lG,; Go uhf'ad snb 4ihir' '.e H" 'ae ,
1i1c. ltlr. 1a,lrl AaiiIa I',' ~ ',.I' '', 49, " 49,
trad ri ",ir'aa; ~ ' I1'i' 10, @ m i,ilr- i. -, g.
t,', t', ira M Il,na Ial9,l Gaal.. ile iarrcd Amen.
'H GS ,'in ~ ,,. o d. -i1i pi .es. ard cg
no decline bel2 -N,'g "iA'l. ih' t.i' "'i, '75 ''.
NI',- W.T. & =; i,l m ,ri,, a, io 90, .fr,gii.on rh'
r,ccp.- a porto wrr 90 ~ hnr- 'Eli -,Dl 80 a. =
or t, ,.,s a.;7 la.r against lst@s nll,s lss oces
.n Is o. o-i.' tl. w. H,A li l ,,iI a. Vi ls me @ IL
yc.r There we've geo taics uei',fcr on contract The ''"
New-York tribune., 1876-10-14
3IHSRtlal
A GAS S1nCkN.

Gas STOCKS. ....,.., .,-,
~ NEWYOHR. NTrGOPOLirAN, ~ IUAiS ND
sIANIfAITAN CAS- sTuSkS BOUGHT ANp 7pis,'
ana an kind. BrvOyn mt New f35 tfs o.ni''' ue''
IN by Hf'; N, an ~ 20 I'm al - \ "
New-York tribune., 1876-10-14
Opening II O'Clock O
FRIDAY. Oct. 13-P. ".

on several occasions TlIE TRmvSK has taken ex-
!eeRtlen to tbs use of the term railroad war, as
New-York tribune., 1876-10-14

london advccs rcport Bnii'h consoI, Wcak and
lower at 053ta9J7s for both money and account.
United States bDud- ste1ly at lpN"FG loh"I iof
1900 and lO-fOs, cid 1865, being quoted a. !D.,
cx-iuicrc,t ayd nc, hvcs a. 1862, cXulcr"s. E'lc
declined 10 "a In Paris the French five per crii
rcntrs ranged at 1OG.lpU1OG.27l2. =. Gold was olh
and irn. with sale. lll day alternately at 100 aud
IOgl- Loans cost L. borrowing aud Hf. The Tor
e.,fl exchange market WAS quiet ard steady ~ quo
tatious. The sciliug rates were on the basis OF
4S3liu4. .S3l2 for long and 49, for short. The
impgrtatious cf foreign dry goods at the port oI
\. Wy ok for thc week ending tonight were o. the
god valuation of ~ ,JJ3,32G. The amount mar
kcicd was - ~ SOP. The Assistant Treasurer
pa'd out 5000 in com Interest on the public
deb. and S3. 800 in redemption of called bonds.
Tnc operations at the Gold Exchange Bank covered
Gold cleared G23 ,J}s COO; gold balances, ~ ,OjS
s57; currency balances, Si, i,11O,2GJ. We annex
principal quotations of gold:
New-York tribune., 1876-10-14

r = g.. ta-...er,.i lSSl L. ~, iiepisterct i5-l
~ a. 1lGx r0O0G Ia
u 5 s. COMMON 1851 u 3 :. Coupon. 1881 $500
ot 117s 50H3 ................llfi =
L : J1 Csup ',l Nrw o S C4 Currency
bc.li1LI 10 b.. l-'. .
4, = + % t0gf,,1 1851 u s ~ trEts erfU, 81 .
t0r l.5I- 10000 be. .llO'a
I = 1850 Ecsi-t' ri .
New-York tribune., 1876-10-14
NEW YoRK. Get. Il. 1876.

NEW YORK. Get. II. 1876.
SPECIAL. MEETING of the stockholders
n ~ nm etSsA MENTAL SLATE COMFANN WI hc
b.d ~ No 56 Pinst the 18th inst at Ot tLoCk Ant
,s - rt ol lie President and 90 transact any hus
70 1. -, log ly before the meetig iull attend
is requested. 49, y. : - -.
NEW Jersey MIDLAND RAlLWAl;Es-
po,holicrs who receive circular Just ISSUED y.
an Iendholtsrs ResrgsHL alton Committee MAY HTSu
cri.s of the same calling 9r bia essts n r.
EitT secretary. 1873 Cham osFsst, NJ T.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-14

.,ppxN,TNT STOCK DEPARTMhNf-IO4 OCLoCA
OV'i AND 1l2 O'CLOCK 4. NJ.
,- 1ss1 10 5s. Coupon, 1881 ~
Us6A Sy'f"' .ll7ia l0,y %. .-----...... L. ia .
rs IS 1910 Registered 40,
5000 .......-........ '4''
Trrsr BoiRD-1Ol2 O'clock A. NJ
f c,,i, Topd,-R Railroad BOHds-Bdnk and Rdtt
New-York tribune., 1876-10-14

DOMESTIC MARKETS.
aryyo Oct is-Lake recepts-Fiour, $500 bbls; Corn
New-York tribune., 1876-10-14

pt I,xnu,o oct Coffee market very animated prices
odVancngi Good Firsts 6i0Od6 $50 reis 10 hlos Ex
change London, 23Fe ,--..., -. a.. .
- 2rns Oct. I2-Conee market animated pricea hrmi
s,,netior Santos, $500 06. $50 refs y 10 kiios
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-13
The Late Gale at Austin.

Bv the ReveiIle OF Wednesday we are
informed as follows concerning the late
gale at Austin.
One of the severest wind storms that
has ever visited this section since its set
tlement ragged last night. The wind was
from the northwest-a quarter from
which it seldom blows il this part OF the
country-and ragged with fearful violence
throughout the greater part of the night.
causing considerable anxiety and fear.
Fortunately there were no accidents IN
voIvine a loss of life or injury to hui
man being; but much damage was done
10 propertv. In town the damage was
confined TO the blowing off OF clapboards
and shingles and the demolIshins OF
porches, and will not exceed IN all SlOo;
but on Lander Hill it was more severe.
The hosting works over the old Sher-
man shaft, which cost a large sum to
erect, were totally demolished and now
lie heap Of ruins. The heavy tImbers
OF the gallows frame were snapped by
the wind as though they had been only
reeds, and parts Of the sides anu rooi
were carried 3 distance Of over 100 yards.
These works were erected several years
ago at large cost; but We have been
unable to get any estimate OF the loss.
Towards morning there was luli III the
gale and by daylight it had ceased alto
Cetker. and towards morning there was
a light fall of snow. not sufficient to
cover the ground Thia forenoon was
bright, clear and calm.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-04-25


BurrALo BoSEs-A few years ago.
none but the tit-bits from the carcass
cs of the monarchs of the American
plains were thought worthy OF the
hunters notice, and, after stripping
them of their skins. these huge masses
of wholesome flesh were left on the
prairies to rot in the sun or to be de-
voured by the carniverous beasts and
birds that abound there. Now, how
ever, owing to the wanton slaughter
that has been carried on during late
years, a herd of buffalocs is a most
unusual sight in places where. within
the memory Of those who arc still
young, myriads Of them passed and
repasscd on their rontc to pastures
new at various times Of the year.
Now. also, according to the Scientific
American, not only is the carcass IL
self utilized, but the bones themselves
form the source Of profitable bust
ness among the settlers in Kansas.
The prairics, for forty niles each way
from the railroad, have been CLEANED
over till not a relic Of the chase can
be found. Heads and ribs are worth
IS ton; these are shipped to Phila.
dclphia and ground up into fertilizers.
Sims aud shoulder.blades are worth
$40 a ton; these go to sugar reiincr.
cries. The horns are worth $50; the
tips are sawn off here, and sent to the
factories Of umbrellas, fans, pipes, etc
The remainder is used by the chem,
ists. Bits Of hide found hanging "a
the heads are taken off and sent "a
the glue factories. Every fragmen,
Of these animals - made to serve 4
purpose.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-04-25

Rry. FAIRFIELD, late Congregational
nastor at Mansfield, Ohio, now Presl-
dent Of . Pennsylvania normal school
1t Indiana, Penn. again publishes his
belief in Mr.. Beecher's guilt-this
time emphasizing it as follows: 1T Is
not with me a matter Of opinion or be-
lief, but Of absolute knowledge. !
have no more assurance OF the facts o.
Divine relation, upon which | risk my
eternal salvation. than OF the tacts IN
this case.s
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-04-25

~. ~ lollovin| T. g. !. y;
j I q kif1rDoon prsviic - 80 ons
|;oet referred 70, = sporf i. .lsss,
Boise idaho, who be- go = 49,
ovsr 4 the Beardsley hee,e IoL u :
ve = mast was discovered 70 nls ps
Il s ! horrible plight. i seems ron :.
Nc I; tstement' and all the circumstsn-
-. .,.s + tend . corroborate il, that nls
ues a system was reduced almost
!. t. that iutI state commonly known e de :
i;r;nm tremens, and while g ai1ec1eo
he he ' wrapped himself up and fred z p's !.
ri mnder the bed clothes, holding It
- near to his right ear that BESIDES
the slight fracture Of the skull ~ Inc
1 ola e ball, the powder and the con-
enss;on laccrated and mutilated the
ear and side Of the head IN . most
sS manner. DR.. Condor says
he sewed up a dozen wounds besides
that made by the bullet. The man
WAS removed to the Franco American
nrior to his wounds being dressed.
And he is now in as comfortable 2
condition as circumstances viii ADMIT.
His name is +. b. Ball. he came
here on horseback, and his race horse
was seized yesterday after he lett the Q;
Beardsley House, to pay his hotel bill.
Prior to his removal from there Juose
r. j. Humphreys, of the law urn ). Q,
Highee & Humphreys, Malad, visited
him and recognized him as 2 person
whom he had known at Boise.
Ball is a rather bold and prcpossess.
ing man in his appearance. and - SAD
to be popular among sporting men.
Eph Ball is man Of generous aud
noble impulses, and of education
and refinement; and had he properly
directed the bent Of his natural and
acquired abilities would have become
a leading citizen in any community.
We hope he will break the spell that
allures him to strong drink aud again
become useful and respected member
|of society.