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, 1876-09-11

Ihe'o nevor was IN unhappier man than
~ oA11of1 bo"tE'' For Some years past
ar. SAMUEL bow1tEs has had AR. CHARLES
FRANCIS adams in training for tho Prosi-
deney. He haa trotted him out on every
possible occasion. exhibited his good points,
and e1patiatcl upon bis virtues, until every
ona ~es tiredof listening, aud yet no ono was
rcndy to accept DIR. ADAMa or Dlr. SAMUEL
bowLEs Endorsement Of Afr. ApAMs,-not
that thern wna any doubt Of hr. ADAMS as 4
model Of all tho austcro virtues, proprioties,
aud moral'tios. but alr. SAMUEL BowLEa grow
go garrulona anl1 monotonoas TINT people
turned away from sliooE exhaustion. Having
AIR. ADAMS on hand, and having kept him 30
long, a1r. SAMUEL Bow1Es acquired pro-
p11otary interest IN him as candidate, and
therefore became responsible for him. lie
must nominate linn for somstlsing. At nh
opportune timo tho Democrats camo along
IN quest OF some one to be beaten, and, Mr.
ADAMS being in Tho market, as usual,
ior anything from eithor party, i1o was taken
aa the victim, Mr. SAMUEL Bow1'Es being
willing Ho received, the nomination, but
even now, after his ship Inns como in, after
tho ono great overwhelming aosiro Of his
hoart has bcen gratifcd, after the candidate,
whom he hna pctted, and nursed, mud fon-
died SO long, has really obtained a nomina-
tlon, there is not an unlieppios man between
|. Springfield md boston tlan Mr. SAMUEL
Bo"IEs.
In rash moment, without regard to the
fact that his candidate was ready to sell out
Lis Ruatere virtue anu all tho family associa-
tions to any bidder, MIR. SAMuEn Bow1Es
announced his intention to voto for and
support HATES and WHEELER. Ho Ind
hardly got into tho harness and COIN
mcnced to work against Ii1nkN, when
TLDEN requests Ills candidate, Mr.,
ApANs, to accept tho Democratic nom-
inatioq IN ordor to strengthen tho gcn.
oral ticket, aud Mr. ADAMS accepts ut once
without hesitation or qualification, and in
reply to an interviewer asys: ~ much
prefer to DO Independent in politics, though,
under the existing state Of aHairs, I feel in
duty bound to give my support 10 that marty
whicl, IL entlcayor'ng to restore our nation to
its former prosperity and happiueas. Whcn
tho matter Of becoming tho Democratic con.
didato was broached to me, saia: Gentle
men. do not,wish an office; prefer 10 70.
main in retirement; but il it IL the uue,si.
mons desire Of your party TINT ! should bo.
como thoir candidate, and that desire il MI.
eqniyoeally manifested in your Convention,
thon I shall consider it imperative, mud obey
tho command" Nlr. ApAAs is lu clover,
OF course he does not expect to be alocte.1.
or to como within seeing distance OF tho
ss'.esss .sass s th's Ibis Same interviewer n.
, 1876-09-11

a London Times correspondent has had an iu-
tervcw with the valL KtrAT PASTA, who told
Of tic Scrv!an cruelttcs to tho Turks In pretty
much tho Same language tile scrvians employ in
describing the Turkish barbaritics. Verify this
thing Is getting mixed, anu It only ROMANS for
so1no fellow to remark that there llas been NO
war nt a11
, 1876-09-11

THO Turks, In violation Of every rulo Of war
fare, arc using poisoned bullets. Men, though
wounded slightly by them, die In horrible
agony, their injuries, though apparently
manageable, rcslattng every remedy kuuHn to
surgery.
, 1876-09-11

Senator MoRroH proposed to Mr., HENDRICKS
Joint discussion Of the situation. Ms.
HBApn1cgs percmptortly declined to mako
over Ills politics j'iutly" With any Que, M he
had perfected his engagements to speak and
could not alter t],en,.
, 1876-09-11

In another column will DO found m inter-
'esting 1ottor from our St. Paul correspondent
on tho political situation in Minnesota. Tho
Republican party il now more thoroughly
united than it has been for years, and tho
best informed claim that HAYES and WHEELER
will carry the State by majority Of from
kwanty to twenty-five thousand,
, 1876-09-11


6rnlNayssLD, ILL.,. Sept. 1o.-sprtuteld 10 .
ltcd to-lay by largo excursion party FRI
Peoria, Bloomington, Decatur, East St. Lop
Mt. Pulaski, aud Dcardstowu. Tho visit
number probably nearly 5000, mostly Gcrm11
aud q luljority como to attend meeting uf I
Missouri 6Jn0a of Old LutherAns, in pr0Hl
here. ..
8psefa' DsspascA to Tas Tribune.
BLooN1N0TON, Ill.f hupt. 1u.-IAreu thouta
tons Of coal arc On trd 1t tic coal shalt
large force Vt men ase endeayortug, thus
fFultlessly, to put 1t. out. Cause. tpoutauco
combustion.
, 1876-09-11

In consequence Of illnosa brought on by
uvegwork aud the fatigue Of travel, tho Hon.
CARL sonUnz will not participate in tho great
Republican demonstration ut Crown Point,
ind, tonight.
, 1876-09-11

Tho pfous people OF Cincinnati gro terribly
jisturbcd by the confession that no money was
stakcd on the A1LEN-{3oss prszc-f1ght. As tho
better class Of politicians In that city wcrc fu-
tcrcstcl III tho result, VIC mny hope for some
beneficial 1egislatEon Oh this subject,
, 1876-09-11

ncvcr get entirely out Of hta muddlc, and may
never patrontka Wcbetcr's Dictionary again;
but lso certainly ought to be able to COM
prellcnl tho simple proposition thnt man
who l'as been In his grave three years can,,ot bo
running for tho Vlcc-prcsilcncy OF the Unltud
GtAtSa,
, 1876-09-11

Sam T.i1den's Record.

Sam Ti1denfs Record.
The SIrth Edition Of Tuz CHICAGO Tnrn-
uxEs CAMPAIGN T1LDEN RECORD las
6tes. exhausted, q ,sereaM Edition has been
printed and dtspatchfts to 1psconsta, and Tho
Eighth Edition ef This most eDle{ire Of all eam-
paign documents is 71o,o rtady. 0rdfrs should
b. senk at once.
, 1876-09-11

sold Probabilities predicts for to-day
light rnins, followed by partly cloudy and
clearing weather, all Of which will DO kindly
received by tho managers of tho Expo
Hifinn
, 1876-09-11

BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,, Sept 10.-Tho Mclean
County Fair closed Saturday, and proved dead
loss Of 81, 500 to tho Society, principally owing
to continuous rains md lnck Of advertising
Saturday waa clear, and The attendance WAS
good. The sta1lion-trot was won by Col. 3D.
ker, Ut Galesburg, .eelkirk, OF Iowa, taking
sccondt aud Pilot Goldlust, OF Mclean County,
third. The race was for purao Of $5oo, $3O0 70
traqk WIS quite heavy.
, 1876-09-11

In letter to Brooklyn Republican Club,
Gen. SHERMAN congratulated thu boys on their
fidelity to "tho national cnlbloms," hut de-
clined to take part In tho campaign.
, 1876-09-11

Grecnbacks at tho Now York Gold Ex-
change on Saturday wero worth from 00s to
N1 conts on tho dollar.
, 1876-09-11
CERTAINLY WORTH INVESTIGATING.

Tho lnlmense practical advantages Ut this ID
invention Of thv Wilcox Il Gibbs 8. II. Co!
theiF new automatic sewing g-lnaeh!nc; differ
In principle FROM every other sewing -mael
manufactured. On view 1t Centennial Afachtn
1lsll, Sec. G Z, Col. 50; aud Ut NV aud
Wabash avenue, Chicago.
, 1876-09-11

Gen. JonN A. DIX says liz should "rcgard tho
SUCCESS Of TILDEN and uEapB1oEs as ono Of
tho greatest catumLttes TINT can befall Us"
, 1876-09-11

eltlet ZOE n1fe CT a2!o fl personal canulu1t8
is an expensive luxury in thoso hard times.
SHALL We MAKE a cHANGEf
The burden Of tho who1o Democratic arRu-
mont in tho present Presidential canyass is
" Lot us have change lot ua put cut Tho
men in oftico and put In new set; amy
change must be for the botter." II the e1cc-
tion Of TupxN had no other ofIect than the
moro substitution Of ono set of ot1lcoholders
| for another, despite tho necessary disturb
ance md consequent OWL Of such o sudden
and universal Change, there would DO no par
ticular lament. The people as whole care
very little who I'll tho Offices, have no
prospect for "clain1a" to Office, and rarely she'd
many toars over any mans dismissal. They
take no more interest in tho removal Of
clerk in public Office than they do in the
dismissal Of abookkcopsr in hardware store
or teller III a bank. Dnt this election is not
mere struggle as to who shall hold Office,
who Rhalf draM salaries from tho Treasury,
and who shall become charges upon the pub
Lie revonua. The election Of TfLDKN mcans
something moro. 1t mcnns political revo-
lntion, not merely Of the ot1ioea, but Of tho
Non who aro r. administer, mud Of the poll
cics and character Of tho Government. II IL
not tin 1nera. substitntion of ono ,,ortv Il,
place of another: it !. n royo1otion of for
greator magnitude. 1t Is revolution, peaco-
ful to sone extent IN its operation, but in its
cffoct aud In all it's results tho practical sue
ccss of tbo sa,na movenant Witch r.
The form at civil wdr nga;nat tho
1rr;on nrovo1 n fo;1uro. WhnP' 49,, 49,
| a;m of t1,a 1,oha,1,on ~ 7sc77 T. mn. - IL,
n,nt tho 11n;on hrcok ,,o1vr t1a c,,.,;,,-.
tim. and the raoruan;7at;o, ~ tho norrh,;.
| unon III, rocoon;,ed nr;nc;r,o ~ a oa,,fo;7
| oration of ;nlonondsnt gtatos =, ,.,,;.,, ~ ".
| xcrvitrda NJ lin Afr;co, r,co vos J., h. H.
vond and nboys all law DIV, auc1, .. oach
Stats ahon1i1 ndont for ;tsc,f ,rho con,n,ota
Kunromecv of t1,o white roca nni1 ~. or,1,
siyo nronertv, ,oherooter n, tbo neo,ro vo, l., y.
a Fundamental n,;nc;p,e. rh;a yos tha ill.,,
of 9ovsrnmcnt n1ontca bv ,ha so,o4,no
gtatea Al 1rontoomcrv. in F,b,r,ors 1ac1
Hal TIM Rehc]l;on nnccoed1i, No1hsr,, M,
non.alav,1,o1dino sto,oa von1,7 },oxo ,,.a, -
fero1 n1ac,a In tha INV conf.,1s,,,v r%,
attc,nnt IN i3oatrov ,ha o,d I1.;.r eas
establish no,x r,,a 49, 49, Ts.sas 49,
erst. ,a onnoaad =, thn r..;aa,, 49,
fai]od .nfter fa,r veor, of cotttv ,vor Tha
nama rcvo,rt;on a,,h.t.n,;o11r IL ,,a,x -.
tomnt.d nni1or u; forr, NJ ,,ora.a, a,a"
t;on md ita encc,.a doror5. ~ H., a1oa.;,.
ri T,,nru and 11yx,n,avs Tho o,.o.;,n 20
thcso two ,non tharofora ,a,n. ~. .a,;,s,
of +ho p;ohn,ond f,onfa,,croo. ,.,,1 ..,.,s"
'--- i~"e-
, 1876-09-11

LILO Hopo OF UeMOcfAtlc F1ctory IN INC
national election ID based n1most entirely on
n solid South." The Confodc1atos aro con-
fdontly relied upon to carry every 6tate
which they now control, and in Louisiana,
Mississippi, Alabama, ana South Carolina to
push the intimidation SO far that the negroes
will not dare to vote. Now there is reason
to suspect TINT tho Southern Confet1eratca
may orsrrsnch themselves in two ways.
First, ns to intimidation, It il possible that
Tho negroes and white Republicans Of those
States where they know themselves to be In
majority will organize 10 protect their
rights ut tho polls, because they foresoo that
to submit now to n forfeiture Of their politi-
cal rights will be 10 submit for all time.
It Is also possible TINT in somo Of
those Southern states whore tho Democrats
might seouro minority Of votes they will
drive OF some mon who would act with them
by tho dangerous e1tremities to which they
resort. Ono Of the States, for instanco.
upon which Tho Democratic have counted
confidently is North Carolina. They carried
the State In 1874 by nearly 1900 majority,
though it had given GRANT $4,000 majority
in 1879. But tho two years of Democratic
experience has not encouraged tho Oonsorva-
tive element among tho whites to look for
ward to continued Democratic rule ~ de-.
sirable. They soc that it mems ressosa-
ton Of the old fire-eating aud irrocoucilnble
element which they opposed boforo tho War.
It Inns brought VANCE to tho front with n.fol-
1owino that thrnatens n fesnnt;o anf1 1,;oh.
-. -
n""ae" ~ e'eel $'on VI 'As o'a''aito ise'nle'
Ino consequence ID dBanectlon among
that class who wero Union mon before the
War. A Demncratfo forrasnondent of I'm
no,t;,ao.o t1,,,,tt. , t,o.no...E. .,...s
@'*se' 10" "sPaPoa'
aonlta LILA ZIG ento1S lnto dotnllad state
mont Of tho character OF tho vote In various
pnrts of the Htato whic}, canpnt hc .ve1] nm.
dorotoo5 al All. distance l.,t ,.1;,t Ia. -, w..
.,-,. -. ~ ~, -,
tAe conolus1oA tnh' tue otato VIAL go Ao-
publican, to which he gives additional force
BY paying that he is " cosnpellol to admit
.f,.4 III, l. H. ,xa,.,,t .a,.a.t. - ~.
,0 f f, =, - s.'' s'.n'
PM9n' uo"oSef uapleasaut II may oa TO DO
obliged to say Bo." Tho nomination Of
VANCE. and tbs e1tramfties Il, y]ich In md
his fof1ovors ara ..s,,,;r, o,a ~. o,,,x.,
~ ~N'''s' ~
VH@a7o campaign matte ny Judge aKr1tE, the
Republican candidate for Governor, is effect
ing great changes. He points out tho effect
of tho canvass - follows:
Many Democrats hero think TINT GOV. VAsca has
ioas sosos IN ms JOINT cantasa wlth Judge SETTLE
a.ras ,h"t IN c,nn,cs a' ,vsrc a.,
is aluost entirely white tho Republican narty bas
come to bs regarded, even by Homo Of it, own
nembe.4' :" tho "NiEGsr party, " and mnae Up In
sa.rn's sI as nv ~ sna ea .%en, MANY net
men In lint acctiou have heretofore voted ibe To.
publican ticket On account Of their strong Union
l
nt thfe eontd 1&hvn bacu Ind d,co1
, 1876-09-11
THE T1LDEN PERJURY CASE,


THE T1LpEN PERJURY CASE.
Tho Chicago Tina Is endcavorinR to mako
up in deception and unsorupulousncss tho
lack ct merit In ths Ttlpks campaign. The
method Is not unfamiliar to the Tines !: In
deed, 1t is 80 common snd characteristic TINT
NO do not believe it ar1ests tho attention Of
anybody in particular. It lies with sucl, an
utter disregard Of being convicted that there
Ia sometimes reason to beliovo that it's aim is
to 10 discovered and keep up It's reputation
for rock1osanoss and mendacity. Hore Ia .
sample: 1.-THE assumption that the ta1 cpl
soslo in Mr. HArEs' history ia put forth to
siloncs tho wholly disproven accusation
against Biz. TnpEs's uprightness il too
shallow to require sarious attention. as n
matter Of faot, the accusation mndo against
ThbDzH has beon pronounced by tho two
most respectable supporters Of bfr. HAYES,
tito Nation and the Springfield Republican,,
utterly trivial md diahonorable. No journal
Of any ascortainea standing has given mo-
ment'a credit to the grotesque fabrication.
Tho journals that recommend TnDKN'e cleo.
tion do not wasts time In denial Of cslnmny
which rofutes itself by iss .virulent malig-
nnnoar
]. 1t ts no assumption, but q fact, thnt tho
H,vr. tcv a+o~v .vos {r~.,+.t1 =. "a. or
soA s&otJ wing 1h'e"'oa oo *os"on
Dgainst tie prftnd ,fdtt6 evidence of bfr. Trt-
nvv.a r.r;,,-., rrro r,-,,f /, e.,,,a l., a..
nm PoA114J' AHo p'ool as 4ouAa Ia LIZ
fact that no AuEvcr has boen matlo Il, tho
.,.., ~,
A'Aps" oAa1ee, "hlie a1E' AA11S #as lnstant-
fY able 10 set the story against him at rest
II,
forever py MAKING IN exhibit OF Ai8 personal
nropertv which ho paa chsrrcd tn havn
undarTalued, md by producing the testi-
,nonv of na,nncret;o ofT7,,o1a tb.+ III, ,u+,,-,,
'""J ~ O"".a'4e oA's''ss s1'f's A'6 Ao1ota
WAS larger than bis personal property would
.ol1 For n ..,;t, - h;. A.. ,
no1t Aot' Ill hplto " euAs tAo 1Mies-tnoaBh
in Justice to tho Democratic ure8s, pe,1ornlIy,
r. ebo,1l 1,o .o;7 t1,ot +. :. ,,a., =, a.,
~ S"''A w ""'o 'n"' ~ IN "1ouo LII tne "oFA
makes pratenso Of reiterntjuc the
..1,,u,ox- ,,.,xx. H., ,xh;.1. Ri
eu"t6cs oSe1y o!sy "Acu Aa'o pecu 1Aly
, 1876-09-11
IOWA.

Epsofal ntspatth 10 7ns Tribune
DAyENrour, Ia. Sept. 0.-The Scott Count
Fair closed to-day. There wore in all near}
1000 eatrfca aud 900 awards Of premiums.
llas rained inceaaantly:all tho week, and the a1
tendance has not amounted to anything, yet al
the premiums xre paid Ia full. Tha soSict
loses something like 5000. The Jasper, CedaI
Cass, a1il several other county fairs III Low
Weru also drowned out this week.
, 1876-09-11

ADJUSTMENTS.
Now Chicago Theatre.
A.Clatf ttftet between Lake and ksndo!oh. Hoo1e7s
nIcV1ckcr'a Theatre.
sMedIson ktrest between State and Dearborn. "col.
&ulbeIry selItIA"
, 1876-09-11

Q{N 60 III tHd 4tfH " re
k:6f. Louis, Alton 4 Itrrs
!. Ifaate Railroad COM
!! !ruHv dqdfnst hinaF6tf and
'iotAtrs. r&ich dntu'er Eas
'Gfftd recently, iir. TtLpEN
Iia.rore ut.dsT oafh ~ }ot-
! FI{ous:
! ''rhat for such scr.
Vices the defendant, TIL
DEN, uaade ! Charge Of
6lu. 900 aea5net said Sec
ond-lnostgage bonal0!d.
crs, anil The nsll charge
Was paid by or OH leha1g
|of said second : mortgage
'tlWnlllo1t!crs on tho i7th
10! October, 1867;
| that the defendant, TIL.
pkN, for u part Of h!s
.Iseryicea Aforesaid, also
tn*ut 4 Charge OF tho liko
'isum Of $1b, Nl on &C
count Of professional
aervlccs. rendered to the
a.ft. mortgage boHdhOld-
ert and the Receivers,
(which was paid to hin by
thc said AxAiIiAM &.
ifLAG1s alltl
(which payment appears
lander dAt4 Of Nov, E,
lx03., in = statement an-
tnexel 10 the hrst report
aforesaid, as having 6cen
lfecc!ptel for by tho aa!l
l1'Lnxf, 'pn account o!
lpsoftSsionA1 hefY1ceY.'tt
, 1876-09-11

The Oregon correspondent Of the 8au Fran-
cisco Chronicle, In reviewing tho political sttua-
ton in that State, makes tho gratifying att
nouneement thAt tho trouble between tue
MITCHELL aud CoHDErr wings Of the Republic
an party has been l'ridged OVER, and the full
vote Ut the two wings will be east solid far
HAYES aud WHEELER, thus placing Oregon
agau In the ranks Ut the Republican States In
nat!ouul politics. This fortunate settlement Is
also considered certain 10 SECURE tho election Ut
RlcnAno WILLIAMS, the Republican candidate
for Congrcss, over LAFAYETTE LANE, tho pres
ept Representative an1 Democratic candidate,
who WAS elected Inst year at special election tt,
tlii the vacancy oecasioned by the death Of La
Dow, elected In 1874 to succeed NEsMlru. TIe
Legislature, which Is Democratic, IL about to
assemble, and Mill elect a Senator to
succeed KELLY, whose term exptres III
1877. Tho prominent candidates sss LAFAYETTE
GROVER, tho prcscnt Governor; Col J. W.
NssAiTtt, formerly senasor and lately Repro.
sentative In Congress; s. J. CHADWICK, Hecte.
tary Of State, u. +. -DosuAN, late Circuit
Judge and on tho Rench Of tho Supreme Court
Of tho stato; JouN WHITAKER, the 1rst Goy.
crnor of the asntc; aud GaoRua l.. CURLY, the
late Territorial Governor u Oscgon, With tho
probabilities In favor Of GnoyRK.
, 1876-09-11

SVand's Nfnnenn.
Monroe street. between State anl Dearborn. After.
lfonn: "Bnow nifi' and man. Tho (noc far Nothing
kyentng: 'NThc Poor snii Proud Ut Chicago"
, 1876-09-11

AArlrhl Thcntro.
Mopfos street, Garner Dearborn. Variety perform
, 1876-09-11

1Invrrlyts Ttcntrc.
Randolph sfreet, between Clark and LaeA(lo. Call
furnia NnstTels.
, 1876-09-11

1t has been 3 hard lndttcr to convince the
Democratic elitor Of thu Mt. Vernon {ll!} Frtt
j'te&s that the WlLt,Au a. WnEgiBn who wsute
ths definition Of "Egypt" In Webster's Die
ttouagy 10 not tue Republican candidate fur thu
VIcc-rres[dsncy. At last accounts hu wus try
Ing to decphcr the following letter;
SPmtXaFlxLp, Masa., Sept. l, 187G lf1ifiam
Knapp. Editor Tribune. Chesier, W,-nEAa SIN:
Wc haro yous favor Ut the e0,h nlt. Mt. WiLLlAA
4. .WnEALKH, VI whoul yuu speak. was employed in
4 aubusdina!o position upon boih Websics's and
Woteeste.'s nlcttonartcs, ~ glstag The origin Ut
~ hs did In III tah!o ii - Kotsd Namca Ut FIc.
uon, prepared ntteen or twenty years ago, be o1.
Understanding. lis WV q very est!maI!s xentio.
man; but has no1 btsa Ia h!s qrast t3o Of ihrts
Ytar. A s,s lime Of hls death hs was engaged In
the Ppbilc Library, BostoHt and, 10 fur a we
know 10 felas!Vs u the iicpnllcap candidate tor
thu Vice Presidency. Respectfully yuurs,
q. j. q. MkRnfAV,
Publishers Of Wsbssers DIctionsrlea.
The Uesaocsauc editor Of the Frts lYtu may
, 1876-09-11

the following IL : true
and faithful Statement ot
tho gaias, profits, or In.
come Of NlMUE1J. Til.
nKN. Of the City Of En,,
York. and County u
New York. stata Ut New
York, whether derived
from any kind ,uf proper.
II, rents, Interests, dEyt.
dends. sa1kry, o. frou1
any profession. tradet
employment, Or vocation,
or from any other source
whatever, 3runl lat day
Of January to :ilst day ot
December, 1BG2, l,oth
days Inclusive, and sub.
ltct 10 an income tax uu-
der thG Excise lars or the
United Statca. Income
from all k0urcss, s., T.
llB,"
, 1876-09-11
Che Gttl,a1,te.


Specimen corlca sent free. ......-... ..
To prevent delay and .istatta tA fnre md give Post
0dlec sddress In full. Including stase and County.
Nem1ttances naY he nlnde either by draft. c1rrets
EpstOcc orot. of IN rrRatcred letters ~ our rtsk+
TERMS TO Crrr SUBSCRIBERS
Daily delivered. Sunday excepted 4 cents rer weak.
Daily. delivered Sunday tnclnje,l 50 cent? per week
Address THE TKIHlfkE COMPANY,
Cofner Mndtxon and DenrIorn.tts.. Chicago, ILL.,
The New York herald., 1876-11-30
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON Nov. %, 1876
oanss Ss sssp S. soTS
Great Britain. a,iss; TO France. i.sso Sales. 3o52
NEw ORLEANS, Nov. 20. 1876
qS;'9n sosd sd's ordinary i rssslsi. Sass
Frs iot 90, s o Great s.'s @ asss; to the
MoBn-E, Nov. 20. 1871.
Cotton easy mlsding iss low maaps s s good
constwisc. 4oo. ssics. $500. stock. $3.50.
SAVANNAH. Nov. 80 1876.
S. soHS nsas Ss"a .s . S' .% 'sss
Sales. a,aOl Stock, D257o.
Cotton quiet. maaps s iss %dsss sSE e. s1s
IKE good ordinary ii,ss Nst RECEIPTS. 4a,5 bales
Flaur unchanged, 400 bbls @heas qu,e: No. .
sa 81 'Ss white rosSo
sales bashe. western mixed .. Sc Barley quiet;
Sssd y s1sSsaEsa ,.Ii LAKE @
275 900 feet. railroad shipments Flour. Loco bbs.
v,nr o,o MI scrys.o ws.e Sey g -; as 1870
Railroad ssp..foar corn 1000 bushels
wheat 800 DO: oats lo5oo do barley 200 do
ssa ssai S; a. s4sy sssy
SSss.nsed Mhsss sSm; snshsl. white winiss
81 - 81 a5 iso DO 70 mi,lers q 81 ss Con dull
barley and seeds aass,vs Malt in light trade s inquiry
Pork lard quiet aud unchanged Railroad feishts
changed. ~ 900
Flour steady Wheat steady; YIN, No. x., white W"sssh
so No. sS .ss y
Michigan spot December. 81 2sE January. 81 81; 30
2do 81 10: No red winter 81 81: No. do spot De-
cember. 81 "a; January 81 26 No red. 81 is. Corn
quiet; high mixed 501sc; Islsc: No =. 4sc; new.
i7isc new December. 45c damaged 45lsc 37c.:
rejected 47c. new. 4ssc oats dull; white 3s'sr
ccted 161,c Lard at SS 90 Receips Flour, 40
Lbs wheat 5000 bushels corn. ~ 90 do shipment
Flour 200 bbs wheat 5000 busheis corn, 5000 do;
oats, So 600 do.
CHICAGO. Nov. 30 1876.
Flour quet and unchanged. Wheat unsettled hut gem
orally higher; No, Chicago spring. 81 l5ls 81 IS; No.
do, 81 1871 a$I ~. cash: 81 las Doc rmber: g. l54
81 I5s. january No do. 81 O55 VI U5si rejected,
oi,sc o4c. Corn in good demand and shade higher;
4e cash: 43sc, January; 43c December: rejected Hoe
Oats In light demand but holders I'm: 315sc 3.t4c.
cash; 32yc December Rye hrmer at 66c Barley steady
and hrm o6Isc 67c cash 67c, December Pork active,
firm and higher si5 IS cash, Or all the year. si5 s2,s
So 40 ~ cash; 50 TN January. Bulk steady
unchanged Whiskey. 81 o. leceipts-Ficur, 100
bbls wheat 10 900 bushels rs 900 do. $1,000
DO; rye. 47ro do barley. 1900 do shpmen,s-Flour.
IL bblx wheat f OUJ bushels; corn Z3OOD do. oats.
d1uIO do rye 1000 do. barley, $40 At the after
noon call tho Boaidwhext and oats unchanged
Pork strong and hghcr sis so bid all the S16 oJ,
January Lard Sc higher