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Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-07-21
AMERICAN AND F0REIaM
p A TEN Il s 3!

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Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-07-21

|ST. LOUIS AND MORGAN COUNTY
MINING & SMELLING
Company:
WIN. H. WILSON.
Business Managers,
No. 900, North Sixth Street, On
der Linde1 Hotel
SAINT LOUIS, MISSOURI.
This company does a general Land
Agency Business. Negotiates Loans, &c.
Espe cial attention given to the purchase
and Sale of Mines and Mineral Lands, Or
ganizing Mining Companies, DC.
Our determination is to make our once
the HEADQUARTERS for all mining men VS.
ting our city. We refer to the business
community of st. Louis.
Our facilities for selling lands are un
SURPASSED, from the fact that we propose
Ito issue Monthly Paper of our own. as
soon as our list Of lands will justify,
which we will distribute Free throughout
the Eastern States and Europe, thus
bringing your properties before the PUBIC
to the best advantage.
All business correspondence should be
addressed to
Business Manager
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-07-21

rich & WILSON,
Dealers In General
MERCHANDISE
and Frei6hters,
Corner Main and Bozeman stteets,
Boxeaeass, .. .H0'stas'ee
P. B. Clark's Express and Stage Lines;
The Diamond r Forwarding Line;
lCoan & Ten Broeck's Carriages and Bug
gies 1.-THE only reliable carriage for the
mountains); and fol
II. c. Power & Co.'s Agricultural Imple
mcnts.
We are now receiving and have en- route
The LARGEST and Best Selected Stock
Of goods ever brought Eartern Montana,
which we offer at
WHOLESALE OR RETAIL
A Mammoth Stock of Fancy and Staple
|GROC FRIES,
and thenost complete stock Of
Tobnccos and Cigars
ever offered in this market.
Every Department Complete|
DRY GOODS
Carpets, Ladies' Furnishing Goods
H0sdsOns-e.
FARMING UTENSILS.
house Furnishing Goods, Lamps, crocllcry
and Glassware.
The New York herald., 1876-09-24
AMUSEMEyTn.
GrrSOnEs Garden

alLNoKs'ss oiS.'ss coScERrs con
,s4 Z; Eiiii & =
ONE HUNDRED As ssS sfs.'s rRfh siHf sA'
GRAND coxrLassfxs$ sisSr nj ThsTiAosIAL BEN
rEAruREs URLS 81 or , THE islTHesxxK TSedaAxxK.
ZEE sSiss IL GREAT sxEE * fFE
s',sTps rnNS q S Ssscs sSsn sSaas aEmiEs
In tins the immortal shown hi, mar.
ysos. genius reproducing the :ound and fury Of battle
Of double osshes.r. military band drum and trumpet
essO' and other highly sssss % s.
1nkTSS6ss SSS s'''SiRHsi SRsETiSc 'ns 70 .%HkS!cA
descriptive 'n'a's oy psSIin SM ROBERT sfh~Ah''
wn e sIssa ss.aS a a sana %
;ss f.moa. irish ar hs%.%ssr :as pay. old
being sung In fun chorus the latter played by the
sosh % hi. s IL. h pfriss'
happily the good will and hArmon.
First s .ims in New York Of Dr. Oliver Wendell Holmes
beautiful .s%s a%RlcoME sa''s'Ha TO ALL NATIONS"
written for tho ccntenna to tho music of Kelisrs Amer
can LYNN"
Second time il SfS ys1 i sso% T'' syTr
S % s M At q s sa Fssan saa
the American people.
FIRST time sheso Of suppo's great musical
performed on ten peculiar BY the members Of
dm''o Band Liz Hs Ds ss is1T Orchestra
national work. Our Victorious banner" words BY Dexter
Smith. ESQ. will be produced
Magnificent production OF George r. Brsow's American
o''''0''' sn''sIfHi '.riis GREAT REruBLlc."
founded ON the national air Hail. Coiumbia"
rHE NEW. YORK CHORAL UNION
NINE. EUGENIE PAPPENHEIM
vail sing sho celebrated aria from wAgners "Rienr."
tho creates. snsalsi ever born under til. English
nAs vi" ." aE ffii WY Ds vsScE @
THE CENTENNIAL PROGRAMME.
produced under the OF Mr. Gilmore. in lnde
pcndence square rhadelpha. the 4sh OF July will be
reproduced On thts occasion.
will for the three time before Now York
audience in ono Of his most effective solos.
NINE JULIAN DE RYrHER
vi" sing <Ths HI:'1l YcuNa A%STo GIUS
o1AoRSs FAMOUS Sss h1IGAhx hGspakp hSHR
NEW oRK ooErY ss
equaiied Ut these concerts.
TlCkkTS NOW READY
ADMISSION ONE DOLLAR. Private Boxes admitting
four persons. FIvE DOLLARS
For sale at the box office and usual places
Sale Of boxes to commence ON Monday morning.
RQoTHass THEXTEE \ Sv. OVER BEFORE II o,HLoCK:
SEVENTH WEEK OF TIE TSiUXPHANT
'!ISHsi'1 ISRD 1BSYiRoN's EXQUISITE ROMANTIC PLAY.
SAKDANAPALUS,
THE GLORY OF THE STAGE !"
which has already been witnessed by ONE HUNDRED
THOUSAND DELIGHTED PEOPLE, and Is given with
marvsous fea,ures unparalleled splcndor Introduces
the
powerful cast, including
Mr.. F. q. BANGS. ........ .SARDANAPALUS
The New York herald., 1876-09-24

coxRDY or CITY TYPES ~,
s"i. s.isi1 and
Y 1;SsyoSEr!I5SE y KdAN; m.snidsen' costumes BY
s%':s 1sssss y 'Sssssnifi % ns
which the ''''rsn.h's Sis. SHsiE Sis% SoSyASn
Mile. AuaJsTA 81 souLKE
play viii T%s S. AN4 til.
LEWIS As so hi bis
son. and
cnAnAcTEss NJ e9GuIHH ~ hkALrrY.
SCHUYLER SAMPLES. type the unwise,.. uv
rSSS 'Sf% e" i'vsy piss;
x s' ss1
life W.; founded ey .cep"....Mr CHARLES FISHER
HxHsy %SEi;sHxl. Otherwise oronnS
SGsiS tSSis; bASiDdE
widows Mite Of Million and
Ml HOW SHs SosToS SS with an Ey. Mrs G. sfInkr
NTkE NR Iygf q aI tho aSlsd Mis-. pEW
0APlr6L4 AURORA. the De v..svnxrx cowrI1
sSSyS8x 81 jaYTiS5 Hii HEITS DisdEoS
MR., cnuShSy eLkvERT sAs
saSSs oERs xass S sSs Dc Ballet
TS$RiT1 5fjHSS i HS{
DASH. Stage Manager Of tho creat
saS6RYsH 9uIsslsixA 1sSlRf sxMir :" DhANNN
otherwise Miss Josephine Smith Miss ELSIE MOORE
Miss BRIGHTSTARS ....................M Miss vINTON
Characters Ia the snow Ballet
SPIRIT OF THE SUN ................M Mile. BONFANTI
SPIRIT OF THE SNOW. Nile. SOHLkE
ACT 1.-THE ROMANCE or HOME.
ACT 1.-THE ROMANCE OF ADVENTURE.
ACT IIL-TLIE ROMANCE or FAIRY LAND.
ACT N.-THE ROMANCE OF LAW.
THE FIRST MATINEE
OF
LIFE.
SATURDAY. at ! 80 o'clock.
- Due notice will he given OF the first appearance this
season Of Miss FANNY DAVENPORT and of important
rcvivsi of the SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL"
The New York herald., 1876-09-24
AAIUSEAEHYB.

E,IFrH AVENUE THEATRE
Il broadway and 18th st. -.
MONDAY EvENlSG, LAST rIMk OF
MONEY"
Mr.. COGfILAN ms EyELvN: Mr. BRouGIAM MT
FlsuEE, Mr.. DAvIDGE. Miss GEORGIANA Dktw, MISS
klGL. Miss NARY WALLS and the star Company.
TUESDAY NIGHT. SEPTEMBER -"
fiksT PRODUCTION any stage OF Novelty W ,omr
fhnses and n Transformation. by Mr.. AUGusfiS DALI,
adapted from several Partsiun sources, and entitled
The New York herald., 1876-09-24
BALLEI.

.As rssS~nsa Ss sle%srs dssssSss
Sa Of 'hs Grand 0se ra rss snd Sig
'A' MATINEE EVERY SATURDAY. AT iX
DOOrHs rHEATRE.-Ar THE CONCLUSION OF
every in Booths band the
conduct of Sig Opert will play the NATIONAL ANTHEM.
The patriotic suggestion adopted by tho management
with tho pleasing that will lead to general
custom in the United States
T,HEATRE COMIQUA. 5i4 BROADWAY.
HARRIGAN aHARr.................-..... .rropretors
n. W. HANLEY.. Manager
..rhE PINNACLE or POPULARITY"
DOWN BROADWAY. tho GALLANT GOTH.
In which
HARRIGAN and HART. johnson and Bruno,
Barry and Gray. Carter and Tooley.
Mr. Graver, Grimm and IIold.vor.h appear
Return Of the great favorites.
QUILrRR and GOODRICH
First appearance of fAmeriess greatest Motto Vocalist
Mr. PRANK LEWIS FANNY L. BURT.
fHd Ans sHhH TE now Sketch
BILLY RrE MATCH
avl1qAE 4E aSAsRs .9s .ss sE5ss
received nightly with unboundcd applause.
Brilliant music by Dave Brahsm.
New scenery by Weed
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY MArINEEs.
and Fys4'sf SS4sEs4
wednesday and kvsTn snS Saturday Matinee
Friday evening esnea; NAGBETH 81 Fl
Matinees. Monday Tuesday Thursday and Friday
MABEL pn1Ks MAJ sorr1E TnE Si6SS GdSSrCrs WIFE
POwERY THEATRE. MONDAY. SEPTEMBER Is
e 'Gs SESa sfsGf"'Is SyhS sa
in Bouecaolts great and susecssul Sporting Drama
preceded by the issoriss Farce :1eDi oi IRISH LION
A Ao'.A .oSTi, ssH Ay; ASp sern HEcaLh 81 Rooms M
'N'AoSs osL} EEiSS o. &MxgsHSEsS gshHSsEsssT'SAhsA
" ,nfs 4psx EVE EVERY Y aianr' asni oiff
cokShSSlS2 sSrR&Ses os oS sofii E'P1acK- q!
KIRALFY's ALnAMBRA PALACE.
n The ,t,r,, iasn,pnsSle resort OF Phiadolphis
AiA AR1uNp Si iii w6D III 50 DAYS ssis srr'pr''0r'
Secured seats two weeks in advance.
pErTE rE,S NAFEE sTasE r9SAApEKLaE5 L5s NEW JUST
suApoW ,"pASsANrE." ARGYLE ROOMS TOxoR.
Mr. FREDERIC ROBINSON, OF THE UNION
N square Theatre gives instruction in eloeuon and pre-
norS a8s c n let
NEW NUsIC.--Du Nor PAY 80 cENTs PER COPY:
IN you gct for 10 send "a stamp for catalogue
HARDING'S. 229 Bowery, opposite Prince st.
'QABY MINE"-1nIs BEAUTIFUL POPULAR SONG.
Dplaycd by Arbucke and GilmoFcs Band DlTSON,
Publisher. III Broadway.
RASJo. song AND DANCE, jig. CLOG AND IRISH
.rufss Socsx s '9e % Ea s fsno, all
t.D ECHERCHE" SHADOW "DANsANTE" TO
TOMORROW NIGHT. OMMENCING Al O'CLOCK
ARGYLE ROOMS, 9TH Av AND 3yrIi ST.
As ELEaASr NEW ss STYLE ~ naT. Ss' oENTLE.
hnest sk lat. ST. sHAYNE. walack's Theatre BuIding
IIrANTED-FOR PLANTATION SCENE IN
w UNCLE TOMS CABIN
2OD cctnblc coored persons.
Apply at stage door Of GRAND OPERA HOUSE on
Wednesday nt ~ o'clock. POOLE 4 DONSELLf
DANJO, GUITAR, SONG AND DANCE JIG AND
ID Clog Dancing taught by HENRY O. DOBsON. 46S
9Th
CPIRITUALIsM.-MR. Z. H. FosTER-sPIkIrUAL
The New York herald., 1876-09-24
SUPERB STAGE EFFECrS

ACT I.
THE ROYAL PALACE
from the banks Of the Tigris-
Splendid realistic scene
ThE TIGRIS BY MOON
LIGHT and DkPARTURR
OF SARDANAPULUS'
ROYAL BARGE.
GRAND
ACT III.
THE FEAST OF SAR-
DANAPALCS IN THk
HALL OF NIMKOD. In
this scene occurs the startling
OBJECT cf the disturbance oi
the orgies by n TERRIFIC
storm, accompanied by crash
ing aud rumbling rHCNDkR
and vivid flashes Of LIGHT.
MING, she most wonderful
and impressive stage repro
sentStions evcr given
The New York herald., 1876-09-24

N ACCOMPLISHED ACTRESS AND DRAMATIC
t1kkADkk teaches cocution, prepares ladies and gen
emcn Tor the stage and directs re-
carsnls VOICE ~ tIDNU. tor the pulpit and stage
enderng the weakest voice smooth and powerful salts
hcton guaranteed Address LADY TEAZLE Iicrsia oica
Es PRES ST. GERvAIs QUADRILlE fxkw1.
lkFIRaT TIME IN rHIS COUNTRY, All TIE GRAND
MADOW "DANSANTE," ARGYLE ROOMS 70.
lURROw NIGHT
ENlNEsr ORCHESTRA IN riiE WORLD FOR DANCE
Emusic Ar GRAND SHADOW 'DANSANTE y Az.
lyle ROOMS, TOMORROW NIGHT. 49,
1.)D REuIMENT.-MEMBERs AND FKIENDs OY
1.-THE regiment obtain special Tickets Tor Mr. GIL
sores Benefit Night of tho arrnorer.
nKAMAT1C INSTRUCTION GIVEN ny a Will.
Jknown actor and agcr: extraordinary ndvantngcs
bvsn Tor appearance TuESPIS, box l4I Herald oince.
The New York herald., 1876-09-24

ACT II.
Introduction ofthe GRAND
ITALIAN BALLET and won-
deriul stage grouping IN the
SUAMERPALACE OFSAR-
DANAPALUS.
The New York herald., 1876-09-24
ITALIAN

IMMOLATION UF SAR-
DANAPALUS aud the
GREEK SLAYE-Burning
Of the Palace-Rising OF the
/ ableau Curtain upon Tel
bins magnificent painting,
THE RUINS OF NlNEvEH.
, 1876-10-19

~ ~ nsS,e." .. H.soe'ama Ky ina I's',
~" 1o"N' ~ ~. ~ :, . eAest VI 'nN f'lio'
psaM ao''Ves on Fae "a1 ot'cet natset "as ss,y
ma,kel' anu shefc was STRONG nse III Gola
e1eha'sc anu ssoess' III !ne ko'o room tno eactc'
ment "as Intense early III 1ho aay. anu IN "na'
s"aiiy lateo business was stenc at fapu "'lthheo
Ill the pFsnaan'. Iho opening Enle was ~ !loss,
ahu anucf nn active deMand 10 cover short con.
tfae's lilo prizes rose 10 jl5, whilo NJ ono time IN
tue senesa! Hurry w high M ll'a ~as bld Without
sales subsequently thn excitement subsidized
sons"hat, and there was fcsct'onto III, foll""cd
Dy recovery tn 11lH, with thu latest salcs ut
1l1E0lll,i casll uud was rcurce., and closed
at 10 l-1U pcr cont nor dIou for usy, yApro were
ann. j,r,c ,-u,..o,i,,. -. -. ssu a.. ,,,,~ -
'uns aa'sc uaSael!ons III ron LII 10 14o'A Tue
ustenaas he'fs heavy buyers
thy with Eold Railroad bonds wcre nrm. csno.
Gully for st. ruui and SurtLwcstcyn ronsnlL,,t,I
1ne s.oss market wa' active and hu"ynnt, with
great cxcltNtht At Lftlercut petutis to-day.
The advance In tho leading sharrs wxs tn 1u:.
With tho r,eu}c.t rss Il, cua! hs".s T,e t,,,,,:.'
, 1876-10-19

FOnE1GN CITIES.
Special MSpdtcA TO 7ns Tribune.
LIVERPOOL. Oct. ia-1i 4. tn.-FtovR-No. I, 7taI
Nv. :. 1.s nd 49,.
unAix--Whcht-wintcr No. I, rs 7dt No. ?. m nj,
sprfnF, No. l. IN nd, no. anai white. No. I, 1oA ndt No.
to,2h club fn.f. iOs sd No. 4 ios "a. corn-No.
.ss ID; NJ. :, Lis Bd.
rnnvt1oxs-1ork. IN 1d. Lard, 4Rs td.
LvEarool. Nct is-t::U r. t.-rEovtttoSs-rorE.
IL. Larl, tas.
Hest Unchanged
I.1vEnrnot. Oct. ta-Latet,-corTnS-Easftr, Int
not quntahy lover, ml&fnR upland li.l0dt Orleans,
a-1sd; As'cs ih.un bales; speculation and export,
..Hp; American, B.uoU.
DhAApstEFra-Qnet, California white wheat, aver
sgc, lbs ada os ads club iUs tds lin sd No. and No.
i rcd Western spring. osRes0i, No. = and No. rcd
Western wlntcr. 0s nde o. n, Flour-w Western canal,
e.s Eda2%s. Corn-WrAtcrn mixed, 25s 5d39s Cd.
t,as-Amcrcan, asa:s I'd. lsssiey-Anlcr.ena, u Cd.
Canadian peas. I7a I'd.
Ci.oykR srxn-An,crtcAn. 60aj5%.
pKovFfoSs-,icxs pork. ~ Sd. lrnn 1nets heel. 7N
American lar11, <ss. Ftno American c1lctae, bes.
Uacon-Lona clear. 4ts uds short clear, 4es.
TAI.t.ow-Finn American 4as OIL.
fxrnoLEEN-SDirts. los; rtlncd. 1ss 0d9ipa.
LlSsEEb OlL-2ss.
lsgatk-CoHaDl01, Bst phtc. l4.,
RrIn1Ts TrnPESr1SE-14sH vi.
hSrwEKr. Oct. 1a.-1ErKoLEuM-4a
tuSDoS, Oct. is,-SrIElra TcnY ExT1sR-13s Gda
TN gl.
Weather fair
, 1876-10-19

and Hone II Nicholas, eoal stocks. The, Lrta.
have bccn announced, but TINT other. arr Toured
thr part OF the baar party n sltwn by the InAn
market IN the Stock Exchange this afternoon.
lug Nancy, --for Instance, Trims dcrincd beyond
doubt were accommodated with money nt 4 per
cent. At the ean,o moment ArmH not standing 80
Exchange segregated a70. 900 aharcs, Of whiol,
4, O0D wero PActic Nall, II, 600 Western Union,
K,Uoo Northwrstt. 1000 Rack Leland, 20, 900 st:
New York Central, =, 800 Ohios, .. 600 Wabash,
81, uo Michigan Genital. A., 900 Delaware, Lack.
awnun Il Western n. tn0 Npw Jersey Central,
and I, ono 1,elawnn. mud ilndson Canal.
Money excited: lM4,t. closing ut 3@4. Primo
mercantile paper, 4GlU.
Custom receipts, 21S, 900. -..-
The Asetstant Treasurer lsburscd SO, 900,
Clrnringf. $5B, o00. 600.
Sterling strong; active business; 484 for sixty
j0yE; 4S1 for eIYEt.
, 1876-10-19

TOT, s.ua Int o, a,xea
advance of iooaiac PER brl, In Keeping Wit. lha
rise III Wheat aud buyers were slow 10 rcsnqnd uud
80. -. .ntsnw,,..,,o - .h.n, t..,.. -. .. 80
saeo "tne seay @ a"s"e ~ .oo't solht F'cen e.eupt
On smatt lols. TIC fcpoNca soscH agHrcHAtel l.oo0
bsa wntcFs. partly 1t fa.7s; 3023 brls spring r1.
IA ~ ve1s ~. ,rs nnr ~, -, n.ix.,n t"sn,s
ana ~ nsls !!e hou9' "osn on Ftlfat" lesmss
Total, 3,t71 br1s. The lnarkpt closcl steady
viii, ths foltovtpy ~ to u.kjn4 rnnrn of prirct.
rts ,ic,. a. n,.:.,7 ~. linz, s,tnt,. ~,<e.
Suu'eo wne. - uIu's ~ s Ms!''sa' sao's3"
oaa; choice svsanE a. Try. ~ ~; msli,N d.
~n,, 81 ". = III: romn,pn do a. 7sxaM az. .nmr
e.s 'a' - -. IA, .n",n ... w. ~. -, ID. 's6 w.
eptInRe' SaMHt.nf ePfn'R sapotnness eo'.os4.sa'
uu.xwas II, uetirr rcouc.t. md n,me, snrea r,er,
.n,an. st o "a mar tor On trscE md s,1' a. free
on board car4.
St1pDL,H,,sSnla wss made OF 10 TIM. npc Al slGcs,
wTr,,.un1,s ,.,tm ,r,su ~ aI ,,,uu .,..,. -.
sonA. 20. .N..oaass "e'o n"ao VI - 'on' eoa'sc ~
&iU.u fsr ton on Irock. ....
WIIEAT-WAx active and unusually excited; the early
comjit!on beIns blioya and thv sub,caucnt stats un
s:tMeH sHi W ~ naIfet aunhnssM na LEM
eah n3se ieW MMMtes: w Gal.i lntsnss exGelne!t
sna IN @ ~ sG n n XIII. ius a ~ f 1 ~
saSsMes ~ ~ PGs ssntI @ W. i afiIrtSa @ tE EMstraol
s ~ es .aS snI Wills ~ ssc e' b Tn ns FL
lloderately atxs wll yety .tl.ll a!pacn.. KIy'nga
i!tthfT lns1es.s tS q nIT 1snGxa ~ atGret whten how
ropahly nxeseu 0! ~ gtalTs, ana o4r iar.
ket - 1T ahoxe @ seW ausk' atSt aaink W. eosts "
Er1aln!ial!o4' tHat hnIt ~ p!taent proarec! ~
.tKs oat%a NV r 1oExM. @ @ .c o%s ~, n9tSn aeWss
, 1876-10-19

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s';ss :lo% ssa ss'isr:
i!ss. sseSs ~ $! sss:s: osMSIss'.'s
Sis: snps s,nt plo1er, 5Wesioo; venison saddles.
sSa xs: "a: rs soq fsn 4, as ss sq ;s,,
Es soSsE SsT " i'd, aS!1 # s s3s
.5 siS% Ssas I'LL t. S.,s sit III,
6sxs As.,Ss .is. 45y Per s4ek s'; ground
n,ss n1ess s.s a9 ss t sf a.
inss aat rss"s sssss s aa eaS IT, ss ''S'' s
, 1876-10-19
artISc, though very ncrvous sai unsettled MI

nrflSc, though very nervous ami unsettled MI
through The session.
Thy extent Of lac Impression n,adc by tho now.
may he partially ganeed by g'nncc at the extent
OF The change wrought In pricce. Gold was qn0tcl
DC higher, wheat Advanced aic. corn sc, pork
4Sc per bsl. and 1nrd coo per 100 ns Al! foil back
somewhat after tho fett btntll ot excitement was
over, Int tho imprcseion remained. good deal
OF embarrassment wns expcrlcnceil but only ono
enspcnsion was reported. That Was 1lr1n that has
followed wheat on The short Fidc, from BIC up
warls, and was unable tn respond to tho call for
margins when the market touched 81. II for No.
vembcr. Tho firm Of 1,anney & 1ng,fs has long
been regarded Of tho most upright and Ion
ornb1c on The Doa1 OF Trade, and met with general
sympathy In ths misfortune. The amount Of tho
lues could not ba definitely nscertslucd; Il t1 be-
llcycd mol 10 be much In cxccsa OF $25, 600.
Thcrr WIS quiet dry.gouas market at steady
prices. Groceries wcro In good demand, and wnsc
firmly held all around, though costee* and sugars
showed tho greatest strength. Teas nrc quiet, and
tho prospects Of au carly advnnce nre not so en-
conrnging A. thoy wcre fortnight ago. Stsups nrr
moving freely At former prices. No new features
were noted In lilo hnlter md chocso markets. Tho
former Is meeting with a steadlty.good demand,
while tho hitter Is neglected. Dried fruits wcsc
non,nally steady. Fish wcrc ordered with consid.
cradle freedom by the Interior tradn, mud hoah lake
and salt water descriptions wcso held firmly. job.
lnr,l. )!nseed carbon. md turncntno ,yero firm.
The con, and wood markcts were dn1l. Leather
vas falrlv active md rironn. I,arn,np remain,
without animation.
Tho wholc.u1o rn,,xat VA, snor,nv,y auon,fed
WITH carrnc. md rntnor nn,.t in cnnsconcnes.
thouch there waa con,lafrahln innrIry nt nc
ruling prices, and several Aales were mat1c. The
1cn,nnd ut the yards continues very good, and
prices oro tojcrab|y we'll adhered to, thr lrht "a.
cctnta and nrobab.1,ty That thty vii, cooffnnc an
70 tho rnd Of tho senson mixing rctoilcrs ,cs.
sn.ors IN realize an tbcrcforc mt No ,,i,,Ir. n
, 1876-10-19

NEW ORLEANS.
NV ORLEANS, Oct. 18.-uold, IT..
Sight. Il d[scaunt.
Sterling nominA
FOREIGN,
LONDON, Oct. 18.-Uonsols, money md account,
o..
un!tctl statos bonds. as, 1ocai; e7s, 1os,4;
10.40a. '107ai; now 5s, 105N.
iMsls1 .Sss 1oetea oet. asoRaet,,s,, +. oTa ioa eoc
FnASKronr, Oct. 1S.-unitcl States honds, new
o., 10as;.
, 1876-10-19

Tho following Instruments were died for record
Wednesday, Oct. IL:
CtTT PROPERTY.
Vernon nr, bet TlrtJ.socond and Thirty. y.shlsd
NJ, Il Ki8i4 IT. datcl July 1+..,....,...$ G.500
Vernon Hy: ~ net Tiisty ;.ec4nd and Thlriy'thlrd
Ap. OF, 10xl8A14 It. dated July t..,........ u,sAD
6hnrtled ~. 4ui Il OF Thirty. .arts II. " I. a5x
~ ~ aatfa - ort y - no
i:AA It, dated Oct. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 100
1t, withtnlnrovsments daIEd oct. 3......,.. 4.iuo
NORTH or CITY LIMITS, WITHIN / rAptuH or sEvEN
MILHa or rItE COURTHOUSE.
Montana 1t. bet Lincoln and Shcncld avs nj
70 # to alley dated 0tk. k.iu...........+.$ H. 1000
III Il running 10 DlteTsey Il, datcd Oct ID. LEO
En1ne tho Ah0vc dated Oct. lU.... ....... t,6cJ
sOcTH or CITY LtMtTs, WITHIN A nArita or kfvEH
u1LEH uf Tux r0rnT-H0UsE.
Fifty,nrst II. al2 T. q 0g Wallace Il. II. 48x
tlt98 IT, 4alrh Anlti l5 Observation-Disclosures 1890
Madison nv, a73 II: ni Flfty'st1th st, { I.
Jcierson q ~. iSo,f Il d of Tiity.tnjrsl u. '''
& :.sial q. Wifi IN MGaasnE a9.sd Fc,. 4.:... 8,too
I, 5Qx:1lX Il, dated HkrL G....n.... ...... e !1O