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LOCAL STOCKS.
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NEW YoRK, OCT 7--Gold opened at 109A and
closed at 100, the lowest price since July, 1874.
On gold loans the rates were u and l per cent for
borrowing, and fiat,
Governments dull and steady.
Railroad bonds quiet. This afternoon c., c. 4,
T. G. rsts advanced to 90, Missouri Pacific arsts to
031<, and New Jersey Central convertible to 8S.
Lehigh and Wilkesbarre consolidated sold at 8s.
State bonds dufl and nominal.
The stock market opened h@H lower than it
closed yesterday, except for Northwest and Ohio
g. Mississippi, which were each 4 higher, and
Western Union Telegraph and Pacific Mail, which
were each u higher. Soon after the opening the
market became irregular, but in short time was
strong, and 80 continued throughout, in many
cases the highest prices Of the week being made.
The improvement from the lowest punt Of the Gay
Shore, which rose from 55s to 5s:6. New YORK
Central rose from 1O0A to l03: Michigan Central
to 45!x, Illinois Central to s5, Delaware & Hudson
at the best figures made. Delaware, 1ackawanna
j. Western advanced from R0ss to 7oI regular. and
to TIL under the rule, closing at 701. New Jersey
to 3G!4. Pacific Mali advanced to 23, and Western
Union to 72, with the closing sales at 22M and 71s1
respectively. Northwest preferred was FIRM at
to ;37H, and closed at IS. Erie advanced to
l0ak, and Ohos to IL. St. Paul common sold up
to 27s1, and preferred to sos. The markctcloscd
uueAsI.
The transactions at the. Exchange aggregate
1885, S24 shares of which i, 800 were Eric, 50, 900
Lake Shore, 5, 500 Northwestern, Is, 900 Pacific
Mail, 10, 900 St. Paul, g. ooo Western unon o 500
Wabash 4O 600 Delaware, Lackawanna i Vest
ern II, 500 New Jersey Central, II, GOO Michigan
Central.
Imports for the week, including dry goods,
IS. 600, 900; produce exports, S.. 33U, 00U.
Seventy thousand pounds in gold coin and Rus
sim coin was received at the Assay Office to-day,
making total OF e,,:s0, 600.
-Four hundred aud fifty thousand dollars in
American gold coin was received at the Treasury
last night from Europe.
The weekly bank statement il as follows: Loans.
increase SS, 400; specie, increase, 81, 006, 600;
legal tenders decrease, 81, lU7 600; deposits, de-
crease ST. 5lT 0OO: circulation, increase, S58 300
reserve. increase, S2l7, $50.
Money market easy, 17s02 per cent. Prime
paper, 4G6.
Clcarinss, $:}f, 000 600. i.
Customs receipts, S;321. 900:
, 1876-10-08

1r aEe ns is st the demand
Nol whi1eash. br s@54.lo: VI d.. "e g xaaaes: st
1o{o Soi s9os: ,os So s9 ,Ss&S SsoS
family Si!s tsak q 81 soai;ss X
:si a.; SsssFes eeS' a si :s sssass5
Ssr astE stas rsead Ss94s e1e e. So
2sa oe Columbia River salmon H.6si 81. ltnTa1nE
| FKulIS AND NTTs-,Ihe demand Tor raistas ~,
and ctroa vas also reported For Other descrna1|nns
the call w2s light Prizes range follows:
IT, Layers od l., 49, do new. o. loas. sxs
Valencia: 1lt 513:: Zante cufrants. new 7tsns
c1f5on; 2Ss23G; nfaen ann,es o,o..
ne; Nyrlh Carolina sliced 5000 pared peacq, Se e 2
pYtsa Ys,afSei;, e1fiStss i:sts ,,mono, s's
2oc Naples walnnt, E; l2ac F5ensh walnua iasi1est
saa1s
ese1a i iaf reon.,
9sr oer s !Tmas 1eacss were snS sGwiy APPLE, s.
baskct gaapes concords s4Ms pfal neE Sss5e pe,
$lz@:tS Belawa:e. otsfet sef c.,s' :,
g xd ssa'ts fe{aIe1 psr fai easSSSi
s6o s'eo, orsnses e. ns5 Mfbs
and Sxcoias cSses no. ee sas before
Eas apparent f. At The 1sadins hoases and
eray C9sess IN sfl sfoT ~ n strong upward ehcy
dull cs.nsoon 1spsas o5 sHc t = csloins
5@S*4e: Too. ooa,o,, 7.r. -. N's'14@
ssess e 4sasS fIo ;s !: ! s sssd ssqs
sis :apoTe jsya, ssGs 4,;ssaies. :s s :s3sl'*''
S4gars-Patent cqt 1 loat. ll1c; crushed. powdered
iSe 70 oe a9Hs :Soes Ss;Fp bfSrs 1ss 5sSs S;
do 24@94:c;; common com d. ss@9e; g.. ''''4t
e5ga dns g. o ssay syer s en- 2s
5sc; do, common to gooa 45s.as: Porto Rieo mo. mo-
asses 45s5oc; common uolasses' ass4oc; bacE.straa
2ss;1sR?ef auts s7S4ss 1861 s
sSea ~. snfs1 S!ss ss German Nett,ea efs1e.
Mh.e LIZ 5sa Wht:e cl Eos 9o,a5
aAH-Ths demand a @ t.. 10 o. timothy continue. t<
s5aass ana o ;19 ntaed aa s. g.
IN M good demand and steady: G,r.,
city butchers, 9t$@ac; green cured light aid hear
7 erecs eou Sec; gesn stsaa ca a1I5sa 1s: In 6n
des hes 'oie; IT, e.cSn dry ska, sp aaa ss5 eys
sas
" tol ses1ge get GI al Growers in ,.or.,
are still holding for higher prices than ueaisIsor
%S.k{ag ihsif s;ssk ea ron sss ~
e xa. ysry rn =. the advance e.t,s.
and csdy ~ ease
ID 5fe Car; y. lis degrees test 2e@28bc; DO. uit
iee tss at@a5s Do 6sady6t It's des sts sss; &.
x,uter bsached, ss@7oe; sperm. 81 nestsfoe;; Mf;
~ 7st st5!6t PaFt s. 81 H. e1t! aoS %
,o4s7Oc turpcniine 4c naptha deouorzed a3 ers ~
, 1876-10-08

STATE BONDS
Tennessee es, old..... a Virginia new..'.... 25
Tennessee 90, new..... ASH Missouri .....-.-.loo>4
Virginia. old. ........- 26 !
FOREIGN.
LONDON, Oct. 7.-Consols for money and ac-
connt, 05 1-18.
American Securities-'65s, 106; '67s, 1o81;
10-40s, 10S5z; new %, 107a@.
New York Central, 92; Erie, 1O99; preferred,
II.
PARIS, Oct. 7.-Rentes, 1861 10c,
FRAskFoHr, Oct. New 5s, JOCK.
, 1876-10-08
GENERAL NOTICES.
THE EDWIN FORREST Home.

~ meeting Of the Trustees held at sprtngbrook On
,a nutsay "a. Sept 1916 It was resolved that Mon
would be opened.
n accordance with the Will OF Edwin Forrest 1.-THE
kad Institution shall be for the support and
and aefTesse decayea by disabled b
haxe seryed at least i've In tho theatrical profes
sion ana ~ foreign BIRTH sha have stfyed In that
a. least ten year whereof three Ycars next
Rfcx!ons to Tie application, aha have been IN tho
Applicants in writing for admission to tho ''Home"
VIII adofc5s either ct the undersigned.
,.1.r, COMMITTEE ON APPLICATIONS:
LANES GAkES. 20 Long Wharf,-Eostau
JAMES LAWSON. YonEers Y, r
DANIEL D,CGEERTY, III Walnut.st PhfIa "
, 1876-10-08

Is in store In Chicago2 answered presumed 1t would
be s1lG as Old No. barley and on It's merits ..
and oa .e5s sRs raeh
tha East wifi huy largely OF Western bary in prefer.
paying The 22s 70 9e np. nsT 90 9 o9
6uriev IN CIIc45o Is neto 70. CROP n 1875
Let ase rigid and 5eep @ ga Du1ey ana
Of Eastern aud home consumers thereby gisinK ogf
Western barley its proper place and re1at' eon ~
s1mptiYe demand every year an at the same time gye
every Western farmer 1Oc bu more 1of every ou ne
RrQWs.
, 1876-10-08
BREADSTUFFS.

slona stocks lsht~ Sales were reported Of le'
brs winters. partly at S. 5o $50 hrs spring extras
and o s5, RE ssxts asa s.s Sy !,
%eaum winteps Inter ehocs spring ertra
medium d. 2ss seA Shipping aaaa
ss.7sas2s: sp5iass s.: :oos4: o. spring super.
5000 Dcr ton On track and f1se on board cas-.
-acp "'t'S07ooA''s = A''A'A S'''' - ''' ~
WnEAr-wa. les, active. though at times there was
good deal doing. and was generally weak. deelntns
c per % On nsda ~ thu dav Liver
qaoss .sas ss '
New York was dull wheat being held above the Limits
shippers our rsssiots were slso large tho n.2ss.
gtS 10 Sc chiefly II o
SS ss Ss:S f. ss: ~ 1as es
b ~ 9 e d, % l. a ss
s.s
oer9 wsrs mo[e at han wanssd e. ffw
e. sI5ses
as a@ more s u
+. g. af9ssf:
s. as aaa
9ltsA c.osiQR ~ p!o Sasa ~; LILLE closeu -
$l0e36. ana No. n SLUG EaSn s4!gs WcEE teportca
of sou on 20: sPrne a. 2i.u ~ ~ ~ w.
do At lo6}s9lu$s: ~ ~ " G9. . ~ oassSocs e
600 bu new 10 " 09c4os 0s: ~ w FeIscsu ~
Soc tsoU un new ~ ~ osE atu sto y" os sApie ~
1ot:Nc on tfaGk. lo1n!, os ~ ~ III M u,u g., &...
minnesota nnedt-Nas qH!f ana easeI, ~ syulpatny
with the general maIket; saieS WIFE euo " So: az
SIo574Gsl ~ anu isooo W ~ *a4Fse ~ @4"oo&i.Aa
tfGe qn boAru cars. .,-o .,a ,rar,,or,., ,ro,- IN
,CoKN-Nas more active Auo TIeEuaEly "eak. de-
Ginning 1c 1ro the latest prices o1 lluaJ Tue great
est weakness being N 1ut1Ies W cAsn lots OF NO
coH1mao1ed pEeHlluu ~ ~ VsTt netteI tua NO e
Liverpool Vas 4uGted easlSl anu NC" ioFA oul "lLn
adoWnWafa teaueney, Wh!ie ous Isceipts EeEG tasge
and the stocks In store on te fntreast though
much as the previous week Ine downward move
ment ID wheat aso tcn9eu 70 eepfess Soh ~ sympathy
and the feaf N Msner 1rel2at rates py was an ad-
dtlona! lnauceMenk to ss siu1.. @ ae @ @umeings On
country acc punt 20 aIve Mese thaa usua cae1y
IRON parties NHo ase tc cosu AZ teauy to shlp as
soon as taey can ontan IaAuan ianspof1Lton 1or T.
shippers take hola more 1reey oelne aolc 10 obtain
TcsseH at tne fate ol 1nt alternoon seller
November 9peuEa a. ueSlneu " 4-5Ac, advanced
70 4oc. and 1ei pach ~ 4-sas ~ tne canse oSier
ths year so1o ~ 417sa*c. e1osng a. tne inside
eeaer tne tn9ntn sou .. 4.]794a5ec closing
ot LAC CaSn 10 E!ose1 W 43c u In4cd az a3 &C.
an Iclt c'eu at fl7a'. ~ se' Wcre tepyfLe4 OF
~ ~ ou niEa ul!1ct g. !eS w 0n NO ~
4e45s1c; - ~ " ~ ec.e1 ~ $40 On new
ear az 5Sc o ~ y saup!e 44>see4tc on tfacE;
= 4uo ou 90 At 44as4'e 41ee On noafo cara Ioto
2st5. ~ ~. W; T., -.,.-u.. s...
@ % n ~ s noasraso @ oenana esry out after
Mafds ruled dull anu ~eak. avefaE1ng 4a]sc low r.
, 1876-10-08

HOG PRODUCTSWere duh and shade eas.er-
Hogs were reported steady but the reduction OF tha
cold premium was quoted as q reason for asking Goa
cesstons on exportebe articles and other descriptions
were rather weak in sympathy. The adT1ccs ifom
other points Indicated steady tone except that YeT
pool reported decline OF Sd per liz IDS on !ard. ns
stock, OF winter meats In this city estimated ut
100 ooolbs shoulders 450 coo lbs short ribs and eco o
lbs short clears. Total only 500, ooo lbs .-.
The Daily Commercial Report gives tae following Is
the shipments OF provisions from this city Tor tne
periods named:
, 1876-10-08
COMMERCIAL.

The following we're the receipts and shipments Of
the leading articles OF produce in this city during
the twenty-four hours ending at 2. o'clock on
Saturday morning, and for the corresponding time
last YEAR,:
, 1876-10-08


NEW YoRK, Oct. 7.-Cosson-QuIet but stesty Il
1oR@l1 l-16c. Futures quiet but steady; October
toAa~ldtelo 5t-32c; November. 11@1l l-32c; Decem~
oef' 1l781ll 5-aoc: January. II 83.31i 5-l6c: Feb
fuar5, II 15-32csl1&c; March, II 21-3a91l lt-l6c;
April. II 2o-3211i5Sc May, IL l~ac@l2 1-1sc; June
t27'a2@124c; July, lo 1a-32a1o 7-1sc; August, In
Gla s-18c.
fzour-Dnll and unchanged: receipts, 49, ooo brls.
Rye -four a shade ea,icr ut Si.75@3 IS.
coTn- Mas-Steady; Western, g. 75@au,
ordsn- Wheat - Market dull; receipts, 81, go bu;
amocr INDIANA, nav, LIS; No. Chicago spring. DID,
81 IS; DO, new. $1.22; No. Milwaukee. new, ST.
WINTER fca western. new, ST. oo31.a5. Rye quiet and
unchanged Barley heavy; Minnesota to srrtye CSC;
prime No. Canada, Sl.18; very good nneraded Cans
ca, Sl.16' Corn-Ltght trade; receipts - 0oo bu;
m1eh nnmefchantable, SOC: do do no grade, 55c; No.
GRADED 5sc; Western mixed ungraded, s5@5sc: mixed
s:eau.. 67c; mixed sail, SIC; yellow Western. &c.,
Oats In buyers favor moderate business rrcefn,s 81
geo ba; Western mixed and State, 2e@47c; white do,
1ar-Firm and unchanged
Se~ York t.lfofns Rsx Es'sssa nsR Sc
o,ocsrts'-GoHse e. quiet hut firms Rio carsoe. 1q
feir aud market afm; far to soud % rc1pias sansc;
ggme ge ee siasst1 seaeH sfI a sn at seovsdo.
with moderate business. 1~'~e '1>@-''-~N'
eas;s 4a, l5c: aaD6ha; ety i4e N's 14' 'en1sa '''
:s;s,$ - &c
ffeegtS1@gnffhansfa fe9t1<enf4ms: btm,o,t .o,.
Gai;fof.tan nSnt amladles and heavy wciehs lssd;
~ cpoo!-Flrm; domestic fleece ae33uc: pulled "a
41S: G:aaa uaaWTasaei; log sc; Texas, 13Y:Gc-
oth tyhe.ovtn-1oIk nrn1er; new mes4 1H S5@I7O0;
fetooef LEG SIS a5@le 3d. nect unchanged; middles dr;
iGs efaf n1E western Lard closed barely
Gnekse-1Teeu1aI at Ilakc
aAtsSu-ScarCe dnd firm at ST. ia d
~ a. copper unchanged; 1ngot 1afs
sia sheet:nG J nc In gold 18oAA
shoe No. 8, 4ku16c, ' ~~71"~'
, 1876-10-08

CLEARINGHOUSE INDICATIONS.
The transactions OF the clearing houses in the
chief cities during the month Of September were
quite large, anu, with the exception OF CHI
ca5o only, at every city within ~ per cent of
those Of corresponding weeks last year. Hence, II
parent that the aggregate business VI September,
1873, was CONSIDERABLY larger than September.
1878, measured in quantities exchanged. Indeed,
great has been the decline in purely speculative
tfansaction4 in other cities as we'll as in New
York, that It seems probable that in oil legitimate
business there has been q decided increase In
values as we'll as In Quantities The clcarings for
four Xeeka ending Sent. 30 cou1nare thus:
, 1876-10-08
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

lhe directors OF the Traders' Insurance Company
nase quarterly dividend Of three 80 Fer cent
un tne caplta stuck payable after tO 1873
81 a. t9e oilce Of sald Company, Nos. = snd II Chamber
Oct. I, 1916, s
, 1876-10-08

The decrease in the aggregate cIearugs is only 8
per cent. Stock transactions ut New York alone
account for large proportion Of this change; the
decline in speculative transactions in stocks and
other property probably exceeds the entire decline
in clearngs. 1t seems safe to say, therefore, that
in the great branches OF business upon which the
industry and prosperity OF the country depends,
changed but 80 great an improvement that the az
grcgate transactions ut the lowest prices Of this
year exceed in values the aggregate ut the higher
The country is doing at least IL per cent busi
ness III quantities. and more business in values,
than it did last fall. Hence there s reason to look
for healthy recovery in prodts.--Sew York Pub
lie, Oct. 6.
GOLD AND GREENBACK9.
Gold WIS 10SH9l09 in greenbackA.
Greenbacks were 9215@e1Ac on tho dollar In
gold.
, 1876-10-08
Liberal Orders from the Country
for Currency.
The Loan Market More ActiVe---Clear-
'ings Of the Week.
Wheat Very Heavy-0orn and Rye Weak
Barley Firm.
4 More Active Shipping Movement
FINANCIAL.

The end Of the week brought with 1t no diminu-
tion Of the activity that has characterized local
finances In the last ten days. The counter business
was heavy, and the demand for discounts was good,
though not pressing The orders from the'interior
for currency were we'll sustained, though some
what less in amount towards the end OF tue
week. The total amount that has been sent
CUT from Chicago this week is upwards OF
So, coo, 600. The largest part Of the demand
fer bank accommodations comes from the coun-
try. Tho country banks arc asking for re-
discounts to a large amount still. and are gener-
ally accommodated, as the banks have sufhcien t
loanabls funds to meet all the calls On them. The
offerings OF city paper have been increasing partly
on account Of the difficulty Of country collections
and partly op account Of the development OF fall
business. There has been some demand tot bank
favors from the receivers Of grain on the Board OF
Tfade.
Rates Of discount were s@1o per cent to regular
customers; independent outside borrowers get con-
cessions on these rates. The supply of paper on
the street Ia light, and rates are unchanged.
New YORK exchange WIS sold between banks at
75c1$1. 90 discount
The cleurings OF the week are reported as fol-
Iowa by Manager D. r. Hale, OF the Chicago Clear
, 1876-10-08
Pork, Lard, !H0ms 6aonlders 'Naddses'
brts. fcs- scs- toF. ~.
kcna'gI - 49,, ,,o 40, ooa
/. s. &c. 4.391i 166] s4B! 41a'asS' o,ao3 ,4o3 36s
awk Isl 3,2o2. 5,o68I 1.slo 7oa'2do <'e@4'sS'

!, ~ 344 N5o. 400 Qo4 4A7 t4s oo1t
X: rs 2e4 o1os1 7sos7 1so se5 259 71e 3oo
s1ncudes all cut meats except S. r. hams aud
shoulders. =" .... =.
Its estimated that 900 hogs have been cut IN
this city since March against 65o GOO for the same
time In 1876 and 723 7el for the whole Of last summer
Ccdsr Rapids has packed So ss2 head against CO. e TO
date last year. ..-..
Hess Pork-Was quiet, and 591oc per br1 lower on
futures with little change In cash lots which were In
moderate demand, chiefly for the supply OF the lumber
regions. Sales reported Of l55 brs cash at $l61o
$50 brls do {ncw) S17O0; $50 brls scller the month
SIG 5o@l6. 55 and $50 brls sellef the year ai
S14 85@l5.1O Toto g. SIS brls. The market cloze0
tame at Sl6 65l7. % for cash; $lt 50sl6 52ts Tor
seller October; $lB 10 for seller November;
and SIS Goa Il. .0215 for the year.
Extra prime pork was steady at S13 80. SAFE was
made Of $50 brls primo 1t St4 50 9clr Deccmcef
Lurd-Was moderately active for the year AZ de-
cline of 4c per 1Oo lbs and dull on other deliveries
1000 seller the month at $40 go fcs sel!er 40
yember So 60; and $50 seller the yea At 50 a9
9.40. Total, g. COZ tcs. The market closed tame at
80 for cash; sI0 271E@lo 80 for 0G;ober;
nomnally at 50. 60 seller Noyemotr; aud 50 37s TOR
seller tho JANUARY Summer lard was quoteo ~
q si1adc below the price Of wintcr-rendercd
Eeuks-Nere IL moderate demand for immediate de.
livery bnt buyers generally Insisted On concession OF
Nc per ID, which made In few instance Salea
WERE reported OF 10 Coo lbs short ribs at sc 200 boxes
long clears seller November Ut 6sc 200 uoxes short
December 8{c and 0O0 pcs green nan1S tlo bs NJ
sfr1tnT {nfa "a
, 1876-10-08
~. T. McSPAppEH,
''GALRD DAVIS.
"E. T. HYATT,
IL. P. HYATT,
"F- ii. MAKCIIANT,


,,.,;sa %sats q Itaots CM,11sranH conn.K a. Sub;
for the Town of Seoga IN the county and State afore
said, this ath day Of September. A. D. 1876.
r. WELAHKlNEI, Notary Public"
ABEEpEES, Miss, Sept. -, 1B7.i.-A Republican
meeting in okh.nah was broken up last n2:lt. -Four
negroes were kllrd anu several wounded by the Demo-
Gratis. f-Aufsenfic dispatch.
Our fathers LETT revolution organized In every
State. 20 thai, vie the public opinion Of State
demands It, tue state snap the tie of confederation
that binds II to the Nation. the nation
break treaty; aid State repe cuercion the same
as nation can pei invasion. IS j. 17ae III 1861.
4.NEW fnaE, Sept. IL 1851. DanieiP Jones, OF
the City Of New York. being duly sworn, depose and
sy. that, during the time when Tie Unitel States
Christian Commission in existence, and about Sep
tenllcr ot 1853. whose mission It furnish sup
plies Of provisions aad medicine the sick wound
Cd soldiers then holding m appointment under said
nc and solicited to aid when tho said s. J. ri1den made
In substance the following reply: tc0uid rIther
az ne soldiers sTAEvE 10 DEATH taun giro item
cRST; aud the said S. J. Iilden NOT CONTRIBUTE.
''DASIEL T. JONES'
1876. WILLIAM FuESEss,
Sot4rF Public IN and for the City and County OF New
York. No 81"
1--we are witnessing Southern campaign carried
On With the yiew Of obtaining National supremacy:
This the worst form Of secttoua1fs and Tie Of
Solid South that calls for Said North and the
Solid North will appear in koyember+"-Cincinndt
Commercial,
, 1876-10-08

In each Southern heart the old hatred still lives.
How mean IL the spirit that never forgiyest
All peace, law, and order, the Rebels defy,
Gnsrateful they live, and ungratefuI they die.
lnstead of the prison. we restored them their lands
Ne gave them again - civil rights, II as Of yore.
We pardoncd tneir crimes. But they hate us the
more.
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The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-11-25
VOL. III.
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The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-11-25

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