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, 1876-10-29

A1copS,oRN-Dealers TepFs m active and firm
yvct. Eastern orders arc cohinE ID freely and the
shipments .re nearly to the receipts The prospect Of
m advance 10 freghts has had Tendency to stimulate
trade t,uotatIo1s: Choice greer hurl. 5@5Kc medium,
hnr, rrd tipped 41sc; grctn brush. with hu7l
enouvh to work II, Sc: ret tipped with do, 20
4 green covers and inside, 4<@5.sc; red tipped do
33Sc: tnsIdc-nrush. 3@4c; Hadum to choice stalk
braid, 4@416c; inferior brush, crooked do, "a
RUrTER-The1e was no msrkd change in the butter
market the character of the hpp1y and demand and
the course Of prices being m fh the on the
preceding d1ys OF the week. pr good to choice quail
ties there Is ready outlet a1ui1y the quoted prices
while the comInoner sorts Dig little. There Is no
large surplus here. and the telling among holders Is
one of confidence: Choice fancy yellow, .ea3lc:
medium TO eoyd l792sc; nfhor to common. l4aiec,
BAGGlSG-The market rhatus unchanged. Gun
uies alone meeting with Tthng like active de-
ucnd the general trade bei14 Prices we're about
steady as follows: Stark. E22c: Peerless AA pr.
Lewiston :s7ac: Montaup 4: Ontario, 2lhc: Amer.
tcan L. 1se: AmoskeaE. 1ecfter Creek. 1e51e burlap
baes. ands bu, 1a9lsc; gsies, single. lsh@l4Nc:
&c; eaHssa$s fssss sss dsane t{tn!. staple wa, uu
gooa fancy fse!y al md sa poor To-
fair 1JTE1aoistiSHs iEess1 Ct SSii RENAL before
r. e P:ised tsss
S Sa!o I iSaaef: s. S9 3s4 .5
| EGGh-"erc IN fair den0 md hrm at al4s:s2: for
FL Sizlexa Fiji k.ns. q aa7ere firmly held Trade
though not especially acH Is fully up 70 the aver
Ffieet Fanse ~ = "a fcll9%s trost 6f
So 10; .hr, * "a Gps1H f9o ~ shore mack
sl3o5i3 So no: loay. $oao %; No. = btr. s. s.
family 81 .oTsi: :deanS codmsh, m s:!s s5sos5 3.59;
$7.5@3M Do, -bt!s 1891, %: tabTador; ; Psss Rcs.
ring. ronna bf!s. s.. 35; Do H-bri. S. 25eaa s.:
ce!un.bls River salmoebr. 81. 75as d. AS' 4'z''os'
ttsu1da ~ ~ 1:'.bers 'epu.t satisfactorily
Tor 1omsst& At ta nMtetly steady prics. Following
FoEEicS-DReA a1H Turkish prunes, old. sxa
S@e: @ e. T. new: s W. 44atsins, layers DID, sl.g&
@23o: Do. new: ss::H Valencia l15x4sise: Zaate
currants new. G1GfE 3ron. 25Gex7c.
g: Southern. 5@s4 IN Carolina siieed. s58sSc;
pared peaches ,aS ,5asSST922aekberries 8lxE9c; rasp-
| NUTs-Filhertz, EFi1@ almonds, TeT1aSona. 19M9
, 1876-10-29

,nnt. and short clears quoted at SIG cash s5Sc
qad &c fqr nsomess, al bo4cd
s4pnt nicEje1 hams 1OSol1c. Gren hams a>4.e373c
Winter shoas loose &C.; .n1ts eesrs as Of ioag
cfnrs on safe Dac1n quoted at 7hS7c for shoudgffS f
S5s1Sc for short ribs. 9149s4c TO- short cleass As
13l,r for hama all canyassed ana fcked-
lE.Asg-Was quiet at 5sG14c. ,o. ~ Cd 7scs
HEEF FFRODUcrS-Were sIeadJand qnet A. ss; - o -,
"a fnr mess: TO- 50 for extra mess: aasI 5l9Vo
G19 IS for hams. Sales were mae OF Do os's eA''A
ntT1e r1Gw.Wss quoted at sN@8 for CITY, and 738g
sc for cou utTy lots according to condition. eais va"
reported Of 100 brls city at sac.
, 1876-10-29

and Is subjoined. The last two columns alone
need explanation. OF these the one heaaca
total Chances shows the sum OF the nu1nne5 nd
Of times each PLAYER would have assisted ana
mt ont had he male no errors. The percent
are are which these errors bear to the whole nun. =.
ber OF chances is taken as the basis of merlL N
fielding. It has been shown in these co!ams ha'
that this is BY no means an absolute test, DC,
cause it does not include the tunes i,o ths
we're rendered but not accepted. Desplte tu.s,
it is approximately correct, and is perhaps
fairer method than any other Of computa1lon'
Following is the table: s-c
, 1876-10-29

As far as the figures 70 to prove, the best
fielding nine that could be gotten together
would be as follows: Allison. c.; Spalding, p;
Start, b.; Barnes, 2 b.; :Anson, 3 D.; Peters,
and ret hardly single expert in the world
would have picked those nine men out as the
strongest team. Counting batting alone, the
strongest team that could be gottcn together
would be-: White, c.; Dcylin, p; NcVeF, b.;
Barnes, 2 b.; Arson, b.; Peters, E. S.; Hall,
Andrus, and Clinton, felders- The most Ell
fective nine would be neither of these, as a
whole. What it would; be can be figured out at
leisure.
THE ATHLETICS.
There seems to be some sort OF = movement
on foot in Philadelphia to put new life into the
Athletic Club, or to get up another organization
to take its place. Thus far nothing has been
done, except BY the papers, which have been
stirring up public enthusiasm aud feeling the
public pulse in bloviating articles like the fol
lowing from the Phl1adelphia Item:
We hare never dcspaired cT the Athletics, and
the unwise gentlemen who have advised the Club
to dissolve and scpudiate honest obligations have
already fallen into contempt. No man. no club,
10 city, 1o State can afford to be dishonest. The
Athletic Club for sixteen years has borne high
reputation. It has been fair, consistent, skiilfuI
brave we'll bred, and popular. and It c1nnot af-
ford to part with its reputation for integrity to
obligc any OF the gentlemen who have znisnanaged
it Of late
is to be reorganized. and that Mz. Hicks HaYhurst
is to be- inrnsted with its management He will
do what is ri.ht- lie is thoroughly up ir the game;
he knows the raseals who have brought the game
into contempt, and he will llarod them and open
fair and honorable path to distinction;
We charge all the members Of toe Club who are
interested n its welfare to stand resalatelT By its
integrity. There are 5, 900 gentlemen to-day in
Philadelphia who would cheenully contribute 500
, 1876-10-29

1,oc pRoDUCrs-were dufet anu steaaler. 1ns
hu1 t.1n~ vas tame, in sympathy with lover hog
eaz hnt hodcra we're disposed to make further
obliged to psy fu
1os we. ctio TINT hogs must decline further and
a. ,drauee the relation Of the two having been
prouues +hr cforts Of certain parties to bear tho
arse and the endo1 attitude .. s9Esaa puyss
The p.ea$ fes 14eaes 9 Tns ai
Is ,a c,oae ol the regular season On Dissc1t1e day
s,nss s:s,eS 5as e1. aeaa.t for the
ess 1tn1s IN 1856 Cedar Rapids hns packed 1os' CO.
sapis auanst II, e,s.for same time list yeal:
Ths Da<.y Coa1s71o! 1sepo'' s1'e1 VIC Ao'A -
, 1876-10-29
Withdrawn from store On Friday for city
consumption: 5,o77 bu wheat. !, 054 bn corn,

ConsuMpu6n: ., @77 uu "HeaI, 17Vo4 pH eo7H'
3, 904 bu oats, 398 bu rye.
, The following grain was inspected into store In
this city Saturday morning: cars No. 2 white
winter wheat, cars No. l red winter whest Z
cars No. do, II cars No. 2 N. ". wheat, car
No. spring, so No. 2 do, Il cars No. do. 1s
cars rejected do, cars no grade Q38 wheat Is
cars high-mi1ed corn, 1873 cars and q, 100 bu No.
do, cars new mixed do, ~ cars rejected do.
car no grade t1e8 corn); cars white oats, II
cars No. do. Is cars rejected do, cars no grade
{35 oats); l car No. rye, Is cars No. do' ~
cars No. barley, II cars No. do, cars rejected
do f55 bar1ey) Tota1 (442 cars), 2o7, 900 bu. 1n-
spccted out: 81, 633 bu wheat, e3s, 73o bn corn,
49, 933 bu oats, IA, 1853 bu rye, ST. 5o7 bu barley.
The following were the receipts and shipments OF
breadstnffs and live stock at this point during the
past week, and for the corresponding weeks ending
, 1876-10-29
BREADSTUEF9.


ures Th,re vas very little denmd on local account
and none for shipment, but ho1des were hr1n IN syn
pathy with wheat, though the supply OF nour II
lug. We note, too. an improvement IN Tue qu0nIs ~
the -four now coming to this market. Sales were
reported Of ECO bris wnterz, FEtly at S6-377ts %
brls spring extraa at IS, III: 1co hrls re nout
on private terms; and 270 brls bucKWncaS noul -
a. 90 Total, COS brs. Thtmarket closed steao5
winters. So 5og7.c5; useIum Winters, S.. 5o9se%o;
choice spring extras, IS. 1896. 90 medium do so'2
@5,5O; shipping extras, S475@ao0; cholce Patents
a. oo67 so: common do, Sc. 0o<8. IS; sour SPRINGS
50 coz 90; spring superdnes 525o44.oo. rye noh1'
s. ooG4 Is. Buckwheat do. $6. 0d97.O.
BEAy-Was quiet and again veal, the offerings oeins
much In excess of the demand Sales we're 10 tons n
ss osse Is per ton on t!ack and s. 50 de detyeFsa, m
cons.ME4I-ssies werr 2sD bTsshoiee s S. 50, free
on board Course was nominal e Sl6.ao pes ION on
active and aaneF adya99elpE 9e4s @9 e
M aRd ffsS 81 aas aEnes
the tone Of our market for the list hour. half
sy s sn9 Is ot 1sd
n ss INSPECTED LIZ ito % store onen wfa aa
spa she1e sas more denand e market eontalnsd
few 90 o
II that Sst @ 5ae 1nSS ..
nana 70 sain Control Hence tnen GOOD deaI et
ng in among the shorts and sn offerings OF caE,lots
ssdsi1s ss NS satea aes y
MUM s s q e
private alv}ees quoted decidtly hrmer feeling
Pessd PFeesdea i to oRsnf2 adsaeei baeE
4 sc1snssT Il a!''ss ssS SSsa
Seller month rane;a At :s9 e Il eiSss snd 9sM "
a. i iash sp11 DiS VIZ
was discounted and the w. which l. 9a 3 SG
sprfnE PpemRas ae 81. a. IS. @ 10 b Ne
= ~ Ns pa y e
and 100 bu do at s1la freeoa board car. Total
s11o4@l.1l IN store; and 400 oa No. red at Sl.1e
ffsG sse1a in II >eesl demand aad
;bSs sn nfas5 Ssss ssEps r.
C,KSWas u better demand aad str stronger M tho1En
ggSs.o Eos mssst Ssx Tss
@c higher than Frdny evening 1 ts Ersassst st rsm
bszi 1sr p9snam ssn n s IL
The env st s s; ae s
1n.e nstent stois of soonl
ssasst fss sS
TSts Sss SPs za
o s eoae e
a:ee r. ssi5sr @ tie yeaS sod 4Sa3:
s.ea 6 4tsd sf;as e
a +c ssA sass wsfs @ 5sBortsd r. q q eco n 81 aisn
isS r IS s s. { e 81
bu pew ears ae On On " a eno aGd 1H @ b 10
& q Sa fpsc p samps u poara csf = fot
szea iscetps and aias san
nginx about 1e higher han On ZIG preyioas DAY. I'D
e2sas eSst sn5 ssaa Ths reces and
soa9 es oas e
ssP + sea t. es s Ss'S e
S9s:. 'snd Closed It Inside December sod st sa
5 IS: e st sas snslss
sod ths oatadff d bs2so for n tEes e. sesgfs
t ssxr X soo bu rejected ut roo hu by aaI-
, 1876-10-29

Out OF The !, 4lU, Uuu quarters FepoFee4 NY oef1-
bohm to be now a1cat for the United Kingdom.
about z, 900, 900 arc from the Pacific Coast, and
not more than twenty or twenty five cargoes will
arrive previous to New Tears Day, 80 that the de-
fcency in supply for the next two months bids fair
to be az great as that of September and October.
The leading produce markets were rather quiet
on the whole last Saturday, with some spurts of
activity, Provisions were steady, but easier; and
grain generally drmer, chiefly as conse-
quence OF light receipts, though little moro firm"
ness was reported late IN the session from Er-
ropcan trading centres The dealing here was
chiefly for forward delivery, and the shipping
activity OF Friday in grain was followed by lull-~
which is not unusual on Saturday.
The dry-goods market preseseuted little that WE
new. Trade continues quiet, and is likely so to
continue until after the elections, when general
improvement may reasonably be expected. Prices
remain without important change. Groceries met
with liberal demand both from the city
and country trade. and for side goods,
as we'll "a for the leading staple articles,
the market presented firm tone. Sugars are in
scanty supply both iii the hands of re1ners and dis
tributors, and prices still on the sup grade.
Coffccs also nrc in light stock md
show positive strength. Sirups, molas-
sea, tens. rice, and spices were held
at previous figures. In the dried fruit marke+
little change was observable. Domestics move
without activity, but in foreign -&{s. Fish we're
ment continues On a No changes ore ap-
quoted firm aud unehoi the butter and cheese
parent IN Inc P22s Of leather, bagging, tobacco,
markets: wood remain as before. The oil market
eee39 firm at previous prices
Lumber WIS fairly active at the wholesale mar
ket and firm, piece atuf advancing to $780, The
offerings were small and soon sold. At the yards
fair business is reported at unchanged prices Wool
uaa active, and quotations were raised 1G2c all
ronnd. The demand is largely speculative
and prices are higher than in the Eastern mar
kets, A good demand for broom-eorn IS
ronortcd at uniformly steady prices.
speds we're dull and lower, except ha1, which
~n1ed 6rmer. there being considerable competition
between buvers Hides were frner, and hops
oui.t. Green fruits were in moderate local request
md steady, A fair inquiry for poultry and game
eanecially chickens, WIS reported By street deal
ers at unchanged prices. Potatoes were IN COCA
renu~st and steady, except poor offerings.
Lake freights were dull, and nomlnal'J un-
c,sncea At &c for corn, and 4zc for wheat to Buf-
ra1o Rail treishts were arm nj previous rates.
at 20c per 100 lbs to New YORK. 2oe 70 bos1on'
"a ~ pbiladelphia aud 1754c to Baltimore, With
ts.1 r.rs offering Through rates by luke anu 1a4l
,-oro quoted at 15@15Hc to New England points,
a,,d 1ac 10 New York On corn. The engagements
ranor+.a bv lake will carry out 10, ooo nu wheat
| and 90, coo bu corn.
, 1876-10-29

The players who took part in less than three
earnes each we're: Thaycr, West, Heubel, Lar
Kin, ?. Treacy, Valentine, McGuinness, shana:
ley Malons and Rateld s1cr WIN .ns paren e1o and
WarJ. % With the Athletics; Harry Wright, Sam
Wright, Parks, aud Nichols, with the B1stons5;
and Phelps, vino played with both the Mutuals
end Athletics. 1880
The number Of pla:Gs who have taken pal,s peo,
, 1876-10-29
COMMERCIAL.

The following were the receipts md shipments
Of the leading articles of produce in this CITY
during the twenty-fon hours ending at z O'CLOCK
on Saturday morning, and for the corresponding
time last year:
, 1876-10-29

SMIpl0enl9
RODS named:
Pork, Lard. Hans Shqn!dtrst 2n! :419a'eS' iss'
6ris: tes: tes: -R- 1os - .es
W7kcnd'g ,f ,.l ean 1eat 77Bp so
S'm wk75 9, l65E VIA 69l @1s''-.
stnssNoy sa7aos sss e5 ooa sas sss
sme time ,so 7,ooso aas 81 47 sa2 oe2 e67 o7s rs

l. 49,. ..301 697l3Q5 Seb 6os Oh kAos'S~@7S~
sme tune 71e $50 sss 81 47, So oa2 267 o7a: rs
.1nc1udcs ali cut meats except s. r. hams aoo
Tbe defaed shipments y
annniders. ss s57 lbs; mIddes, :t 393 lbs sc ncr
Mess PoEK-Was more activt anu osSltst rs ~ hc,nw
brl early On the year but closed timer ch better
the latest figures Of Friday, Thue WIS ntnn r..
innnirr for cash lots for shipNen at tnc ,s t
ceiiy achieved Sales Ecpoted q ~ sn iris
S1G TO Iris new at y, ~ ScG hrs selIer
seller first half Noye,ter st ~ + se1jer nnuary
a. sne siat n Total brls The mn[ y
Closed G arm st Si5 for % casA az Is
fnr new: SIS cyclists seller ntober: Sa9, rasy. an
sei1cr Vnyc1nbe-: ,4l5.37 seller Ine sea5' SA0
S15 339l5.37E seller January. ~ 1,h sofas NJ 50
Extrs Prime pork was quiet at T. o. with sa4e' - ~
bfls At TINT figure. .... .o,11rr at the In
but dull. There was no changi IN Ltscrpqqots q Ia 1
were rcnoitei Of $50 tcs seller loyemeer& & aL rota
onn 5f} tcB ee(ler the year ut S4Z19&s:1-e" acers
-Infcs New lard, spot was Qoteu scalee ~ e-E
having sod ahead. Tie market Io5e1 nrIn ~
a. Tor new cash: So 1893 4.3or sees = " II ss,er
fann2sy. O1l for October was entirely nou1loa1 ~
"ME1Ts-Were more active and steady: inc tan1 tSna11
prices of Friday having brought Gt oestEs mi
though buyers would not co1cae a aIsAnGEi, it, ~
soTn INSCRIPTIONS were shade easier, nut WIZ ~
change In quotations Sales scfc rePoltGu - r4fs
,ses Shoulders az 6a6{c 100 90 ns green snost TIE IT.
$50 boxes Cu,uberlands at &c; an sly goxes iom xc aG
short cears at SH@e4c sell r hrsthan
scIler Eovember, and 8c seller December. 1ns 1o'o"
nrc the latest uuOrat1ons on new heats- c1n-t
, 1876-10-29

On pretty girls saying to Leigh Hunt, 81
am very sad, you sec,n he replied, s'Oh! no;
you belong to the other Jewish sect. You are
very fair, I seen
, 1876-10-29

Ike. Futures barely steady; October, II s-3o@1kc;
November llHc; December, II 5-1B oil 5-3.c; 1anu-
arg, IL 17-3o0t1 e-1sc; February. l1H@1l 25-3.c;
March. IL 313eae12c; April, II 5-32@l2 l6c; MAJ,
l25sc June Il o16c; july. IL 1116c;
August, II o5-31&1o 11-l6c.
FLouE-Market dull; receipts COO brls; No, $40
@4.2c super State and Western, ST. eo8I 9O common
to good extra 53535 so; good to choice. S.. .554
565; white wheat extra. $5-7DGS.o0; extra Ohio.
S. 2a7oo; St. Louis, IS. aoaso5; Minnesota, patent
process, 81 6o9o. 60. Rye -four steady 44Oa5 10
CogS-MRAL-Quiet and unchanged. ,rmaud:
GRAtx-Wheat quiet and unchanged; 1LPcrrn -,6zzac:
cetpts. III ooo bu. Rye dun: e.rowed state.
State, se@e2c. Barla6r6anced. Corn armer. shade
a5c: malt qui.s dcnnand receipts, 81, Coo bu west
better; unRraded, 53@6oc: high Mixed eoc; mixed
etader. 531s@5sNc; do graded. 5sI6c; low mixed,
graded 58&59c; No. graded 5e1xc Oats in fair ie-
mand and prices unchanged: Teceiurs, Is, Ooo bn.
ye Ia s 5ooias Gill; SS @ o n S4
nrM f!r 70 Eood refining 95ssslSc: prf1ne. a4c; re-
lined. l1@lt3sc. Solassca-New Orieans 7s473c. kice
PETEoLEGa- and nominal; c.ude, 12c; rednel
26c: sases 2oc; naphtha, tic.
TAILow-Fir1n ut RN9gr.
srEt;1s sFEAtxrF r,tSx At s. oc@s
EoGs-Western. 2S6528c.
Observation-Disclosures sole. Ducnos Ayres and Rio
at1: GfanGs ngh1 middles and heavy weights 2825cs
"oot-firm; domestic nccce, 19@5ec; pulled, "a
4os; s;aEtsIl nnWashed, lo9@s: Texas i3aa27c.
esa1 Gss y msss Eork ss BEEF quiet; long
BUTrEh-NesteTu. Is sa0c.
GMKEsE-Market dull Ut e3121Sc.
md nrm: Scotch. s26.0o92a. o.: American, slso03
saeesahs queted d ut 81 gold fer kassts e ~
cHnch; 1O@ye6c for horse c-stoc NJ, s.
, 1876-10-29

Or total OF 122
THE FIELDING AVERAGES.
To complete the record OF PLAYING strength o.
4he professionals in their contests with eaen
o1her. table Of fielding strength has been maze
, 1876-10-29
EDUCATIONAL
n. 3. BRYANTS
CHICAGO BUSINESS COLLEGE
And English Training School,

STATE-sT., S. e. COR. WASHINGTON.
Largest institution Of the dud fu the United stateA
Thorough instruction Excellent discipline. Commence
at any time. Good boarding places for students who
live out Of the city. Can select branches Addres
for circuaIX Fl. 3. BRYANT. Chicago. Ill
, 1876-10-29

OCTOBER INDICATIONS.
Three weeks Of October have passed, and still
bank TRANSACTIONS indicate larger trade than that
of last fall, rot merely in quantities but also IN
values Sever chief cities report clcarinss amount
ing to 81, III, 010, 1876 for three weeks ending
Oct q, against ST. 70s, 3ls 423 for corresponding
weeks last year, gain Of 2.3 per cent The total
cearings at each city Tor the three weeks compare
TINS with tho5s OF Inst year:
, 1876-10-29

LONDON, Oct 28.-consols for money anu &C.
count 95 11-18. ,oov.
AMEK1cAx SEcua1r1Bs-65s, 1o314: 67s, loSsf sf, :;
'10-40s, los; new SIS, l06N; New YORK cenl5@a'
sc; Erie, 10;s; preferred, u.
PARIS, Oct. 2s.-Rentcs, LOST 32Ac: A:
FgASKYoRr, Oct. ::..3.-Ncw 5s, 1021.
, 1876-10-29

$G.747,V7Ue l96 *ls 7uo, o1o7t-o
Excepting atNew York and Chicago, there wasa
decline IN transactions during the third week, COM
pared with thecorresponding week Of 1875, but In
every city excepting New Orleans it was less than
the decline In rices The cause OF the decline in
that cty does not appear for there Ia no decrease
reported in quantities received or shipped. The
Commercial reports the clearings at Pittsbnrg for
three weeks enling Oct. 81, and there also the de-
cline Is much less than the decline in prices.
Meanwhile at New York, Philadelphla, and Chlca-
co. there ia an tlcrease not only in quantities but
IN values. .-Ihs Public Oct. 26.
GOLD AND GREEEBAcKs.
Gold was 10el@109ai in greenbacks.
Greenbacks were 914@9lsl cents on taa dollar
, 1876-10-29

The number Of carloads OF WneaL lnspecteu lhto
store In this city since June 80 is reported to De
II, OBS less than for the same time last year; nd-
eating falling of to the extent of some 3, 7oo. Ooo
bn in the receipts at this point for four months:
We may expect to see Pocahontas In the gallery
when John Smith becomes member OF the Board
Of Trade.
We note that rail freight rates are just half Of
what they were year ago.
cargo of 25, 431 bu Of wheat WIS loaded last
Friday from Nut1's elevator on the propeller China
TWAS served out on receipts which were posted
some time ago, and the Inspectors certificate de-
clares it to be now No. 2 wheat. II the ware
housemen were justified in posting what is now
good wheat, then It's condition must have improved
I'D interim which is proDaby the case.
The following are the advanced marine Insurance
rates which go into effect Nov. l.: sarnia, 81. so;
Buffalo, 81 40 Oswego, So. 90; 0gdensburg, S3 20;
Montreal, S4.5 80. -..-..
The total imports OF wheat into the United King
dom, during September and October Of two years,
were as follows, taking the figures printed and tee-
graphed by Beerbohn, and turning cwts. into
bushels:
1873 sS' sst 1
1876 Id, cso.'oo
, 1876-10-29
BY TELEGRAPH.
FOREIGN CITIES.
!Gnkciof liSzs1fch to Thk IfifufaA

FOREIGN ClIlES.
Special Dispatch to The 15ibunA
L1yxHppoL, Oct, o5-11:30 q. m--ELoTR-No. l. 2ses
No. . 23s-
Observation-Disclosures, No. 1. los -: So.2, s. Cd;
spring, No. !, los: No. ? 81; white. No. los "a;
No. los 81; club. No. /, los 10l; No. 2, 1os Corn
No. !, oes Sd; No. ., 20s-
PRov1sroxs-Pork. 76s. Lard, 47s 3D.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 2s-o ?. m--PKov1sroSs-Pork,7 75s.
Lard, 47s 3d.
L1vnEroo1, Oct os-Even1ng. GO
s3.16d; sales 5000 bales; speculation and export,
= ooU; American. 4-sp0. .-.-
BEKApsrurrs1Cafo.n white whcat average 1cs
3dG1os I'd; do clnb, Ills 6d9l05 lod; No. to No
Esd Western spring oss 9s: de wlnteT g. sa@l9s q
2eE@3as I'd: 0ats;a,Ancrtean; ss@5s ~ 3D. Barley
CLOVER SEKks-Anesfcan+ 50i155s.
PKorIsfoNS-Prns nlcSs pork 75s- Prime mess
beet, Lard AmeFlcun 475Ss- Bacon, long clear
44s; short clear. iis
TALLOw-Ftne American, 49s 3D. -
PETKoLFCA-SprIts- los Cd: refined i8s Cd
L1SssED OIL-13s 6d@19s
lsgsIE-Conlu1On, So 9dts65: pale, lfs- .
SplHI7s TrnfESrlNK-.24ss sdGclss 81.
LARD Ou-54s.
CHEESE Fine American, 57s 3D.
LoSDoN, Oct 19.-REY1NED PEIEoLfux-1s4a8
1s3ss.
ASTwERr, Oct. .28.-PETRoLEUx4s-
, 1876-10-29
{AApd interest,


NEW YORK.
|NKw York, Oct. 28.-Gold opened and closed
l09A, with gales in the interim at l09a. Rates
pd for borrowing per cent to fac, and for carry
ii2. from lag pcr cent,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-01-29
FLASHES.

The Synod OF Toledo is in session al
Lima, o.
The funeral or Gen. Gordon Granger
took place yesterday at Lexington, KY.
James o. Amos, of Columbus, is the
new proprietor Of the Shelby County
Democrat.
The Toledo express robbers waived
examination, and We're committed In de-
fault of bail.
Thomas Raddy, Of Greensburg, was
cut to pieces by the cars at North Yer.
non, Indiana.
A terrific snow storm, with north and
northwest winds, prevailed in Mime.
sofa yesterday.
William Watkins, while drunk in New
Orleans yesterday, was struck over the
head and killed.
Gen. John s. Williams of Kentucky b as
announced himself candidate for the
United States Senate, to succeed Sena.
tor McCreary. .F
The stockholders Of the Boston Post
met yesterday and decided that the
frauds and defalcations OF Winslow, the
forger, should in no way be allowed to
interfere with The management Of the
paper.
An Evansville special gives the prob
able burning OF O steamboat at Fair
No communication can be had with the
place, as It is q small village. II Ia said
that the steamers chmneys could be
seen 10 reel and iail In the flames.
The Indian Department yesterday In.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-01-29

Another of our Oldest citizens, one
who was identified prominently with the
earliest history of our city, passed away
Friday morning after a prolonged illness
of six years.
Jedediah Banks was born In Millville,
N. j., September l, 1892 He came to
Cincinnati in 1917, and connected him
self with the blacksmith and boiler busi-
ness at the very commencement of steam
boat building. For several years previ-
GUS to 1S49 he was Steamboat Inspector
at this port. He became connected with
the Masonic fraternity in New Jersey in
1914, and became member of N. s. Har-
mony Lodge in 1926, subsequently Joined
Miami Encampmento Knights Templar,
and assisted in the organization Of Gin.
cinnati Commandery, No. 3, in 1889. He
was for half a century a member OF the
Masonic fraternity. He was one of the
earliest and most prominent Democrats,
and took an active part in the interest
of the party.