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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1876-05-19

The glen is famous for its blackberries,
and often in the holidays children go up
there with baskets on their arms. They
all know Jane, who wanders up and down
! by herself She does not speak unless she
is al dressed, but then she answers very
civily and in a sweet low voice that makes
! the eyes of the children open wide. Once
saucy boy asked her if she did not feel
lonely all by herself in the glen. But she
said:
Eyes, dear; q little lonely now, but ev-
ening will soon come and Luke will then
be here Hepromised. If you meet Luke.
dear, as you go home, tell him you saw
me, and ask him to come early. Say moth
er died. but I am waiting still. The rea-
son want him to come early is because
he frightened me last night with his fool
ish talk. d. you hear all the bells of the
city ringing But it's not for our mar-
riage, dear. We're not to be married for q
month. The bells are ringing all day. It's
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1876-08-18
DOMESTIC NEWS.
East.


The cattle market in New York City is re-
ported to be in worse condition for the selling
interest than at any previous time since the
breaking out Of the great rebellion.
The Philadelphia Exposition opened on the
10th of May. From that time up the 10th Of
August--three months-the total admissions
were 2,S60,000. The total cash receipts at the
gates were 1906, 800. There was also other
sources making an aggregate of more than a
million dollars received into the treasury dun,
ing the three months.
The laboring men of New York city have
nominated James Gordon Bennett for Mayor.
large rabter-fsctory, in New Brunswick,
N. j., was burned few days ago. Loss,
$500, e0O
William Hicoek. otherwise known as Wild
Bill q scout Of considerable renown in the
West was recently shot and instantly killed at
Deadwood City, Black Hills, by a gambler
named Bill Sutherland.
A dispatch FROM Bismarck, dated Aug. Is,
,says: ave have news of Terry's last fight
with the Indians by the steamer Western, which
arrived this morning from Benton. When at
Fort Peck, Che Indians told the Captain OF the
Western that Terry had had fight with the
Sioux the dag before, and that Terry's killed
numbered $50, Sitting Bulls loss being 700
men,"
party of twenty-five men, with teams,
from the Black Hills, arrived at Bismarck, last
week. When one days march from the Hills
they had skirmish with the Indians and lost
one man and one wounded in the foot. They
report miners in certain localities as very
successful-the richest placer diggings they
had ever seen. There was an overstock Of
provisions in the Hills, and tlcon has sold as
low a. sixteen cents, and our as low az % per
100.
south.
Continuous rains have seriously injured the
cotton crop in some sections Of the South.
The corn crop is reported in a Asttering con
dition.
The Hamburg Is. c. rioters have been held
TO Tail in 81, 1000 each.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1876-08-18

the Senate, whore valued aid has en-
abled me TO hold your confidence, I tender
sincere acknowledgment. Finally, wishing you all
the first regular session "a the Forty-fourth Con-
gress adjourned without day." Applause ON the
door and in the galleries.
House.-The Monday night session Of the House
continued untiio O'Clock Tuesday morning. most Of
the time being taken mp In dilstory motions and
maneuvers TO prevent Cox resuming his speech In
reply to Ksssop. ~ last, about O'Clock
opposing forces, snd en- opportunity was afforded
to both Cox and Kasson to make due apology to
the House and each other for exhibiting any angry
corum that either might have been guilty OF.
After that Mr.. Hewitt took the floor,
and in speech which was frequently
anplauded by his own side of the
house, defended Tilden from the assaults made on
him by Kassop, and eulogized him as the standard
bearer OF the national Democracy The House re-
fused to concur in the Senate amendments to the
House bill for the enlistment OF volunteers to aid in
suppressing the Indian hostilities. message was
also received from the President announcing that
hs eur raa snea S,II ppt Calling sttenton
10 the fact that constiutionally the House had no
right to order the withdrawal of Consuls or Minis
ters, though II might reduce withhold entirely
salaries to be paid to said officers. constitutional
discussion to the limits Of the power Of the Presi
dert In regard TO diplomatic officers ensued which
ended by referring the message to the Committee
Committee, made report generating the Chairman
of that Committee (Knott in connection with the 10
siah Caldwell telegram. Adopted-Sl to 3d.. Banks
offered the following resolution, which adopted
by q unanimous vote, and q copy ordered to be tel
egraphed to Speaker Kerr: 90 Resoived, That the
House Of Representatives, at the moment OF
closing it's present session, tenders &c
M. q. Kerr, its beloved presiding OH
Ger, the unanimous expression OF thu
heartfelt sympathy of its members IL
his affection, and hope that the recovery Of hi
health may soon give his country the benefit of Iii
counsel and example "'' Precisely at 1880 oclocl
p. m. the Speaker pro tenn. (Saylor) announced tha
| The hour for final adjournment had arrived
Thanking the House for its courtesy, the first ses
sion of the House of the Forty fourth Congress
stood adjourned without day.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1876-08-18
MISCELLANEOUS GLEANIxes.

Speaker Kerr's condition is such "a to a ussa
his friends, and 1t is now believed he viii not
survive. A dispatch received from hinS ipenl
Rock Bridge, ALUM spring, says 81 snn aanell
worse. and hope is growing weaker"
The British colony of yanoouver's Islaud on
the Northwestern Pacific coast, demands more
equitable rights Of representation, threaten
ing. if these be not accorded the alternative Of
secession from the Dominion OF Canada. The
present visit OF Lord Dufferin to that region
and British Columbia has reference to this con.
tx0versy
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1876-08-18

ton by the Democrats Of Michigan, At their
convention recently held in Detroit Gov
ernor, W. L. Weber, of East Saginaw; Ler-
tenant Governor, Julius Housman, of 0rs nd
Rapids Secretary Of State. George II. House,
OF lansing Treasurer, J. @. Parkhurst, Of
Coldwater; Auditor, Gen. J. w. Holloway, Of
Hillsdale; Commissioners of the Land ONCE
@. W. Green. Of Farmington superintendent
Of Public Instruction, zelotus Truesdell Of
Am Arbor. ~ 4.
The Tennessee Democrats have nominated
Gov. Porter for reelection.
There are now two Republican tickets in the
field for State ofsi,es in Arkansas, headed re-
spectively by Gen. A. W. Bishop and Joseph
Brooks, as candidates for Governor.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1876-08-18
CONGRESSIONAL SUMMARY.

WEDNESDAY, Aug. 9.--Senate.-A number Of
bills we're passed, among them the House bin to
allow homestead settlers 10 make proof Of settle
ment before the Courts, as well ~ before the Re-
ceiver. Window, from the conferecne commit
tee the Legislative, Executive. and Judicial APP
preparation bill. reported that the committee
sad been unable TO agree, and moved that
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1876-08-18
POLITICAL POINTS.

The Republican State Convention Of Mis-
souri,, in session at Jefferson City last week,
nominated ex-Congressman Geo. A. Finkelsn-
burg, Of st. Louis, for Governor, and G. G.
Allen, Of Jasper county, for Lieutenant Gov
emor.
The following is the ticket placed in nomina-
, 1876-05-13
BY TELEGRAPH.
FOREIGN,

Special Dispatch to The 1rfoune
LIVERPOOL, May ELI q. m.--F1ouR-No. !,
24s; No. 2, 22s.
Observation-Disclosures, No. /, 9s 10d; No. 2, 0s
Cd; spring. No. /, Ga Id; No. 9, Ss; white No. l, 0s
Sd; No. 2 9s Cd; club No. l, los Cd No. 2, 0s 10d.
Corn, 26sg2Gs Cd.
PRov1s1oEs-Pork, 82s Cd. Lard, 57s
LIVERPOOL, May 12-2 p. m.-BnEApsTuPPs-
Steady. Corn, :26s 3d126s Sd.
LARD-57s Cd.
Rest unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, May 1o-Latest--Corroy-Q Quiet
and unchanged; 81s0e 5-10d; sales 10, 600 bales,
including l, 600 for speculation and export, and
@, 400 American; sales Of the week, 81, 600, in
Guiding 3, 600 for export, 1000 for speculation,
and 52, 600 American: receipts, 10, COO, including
"a, 900 American; actual export, 10, coo; amount
ahoat, I'll 900. including l5s, 600 American; for
wardcd direct from ships siue tospinncre. 10, 600.
Yarns and fabrics at Manchester dull aud tending
downward.
BnEADsrUrFs- -Wheat-Receipts for three days,
g. GOO quarters, including 15, 600 quarters Amer1-
can; California white wheat average, 9s odGos
Cd; do club, 0s 101010s I'd; red Western spring,
No. . to l, ss 1t1oa Id; do winter, 90 6dG9s 1od.
Flour-Western canal, 22G24s. Corn-Wcstesn
mixed, 26s 3d925s Cd. Oats-Anerican, 3sg.3s
Cd. Barley-Do, So Cd. Peas-Canadian, 36s0
3os Cd Clover-sced-American, 63@Gos.
Pnoy1sroSs-Prime mess pork, 82s Cd Prime
mess beef, 87s. Lard-American, 57s I'd. Cheese
firm; do, Sos, Dacou-Long clear, 5lsi Short
do, 53s.
TA11ow-Finc American, As.
PE7Ro1Eua-Spirits, 8sGss Sd; refined, ua 3D.
L1SsEEp OI1-13s Cd.
RosH-Common. ms; pale, 18s.
SP1NITs OF TuR7ESnsE-23s 90. o,
LONDON, May 1o-SPtn11s PEERoI1un-7s ID
@7s Cd.
, 1876-05-13

The following instruments were a1eo 'o' 'eso'o
Friday, May Il:
clrI PROPERTY.
Forrest nv, Of Thtrty-thfrd sf' WI zo'41l1 snoo
rvepite,ii st. Iii Il q Oakley st, +. 2&xfc 4oo
IT, dated May 1l..: ;;n:,n
soxI73 IT, with buildings, dated May 6;,;1<-. %ooo
oaxicS 81 ,la "a u u to4A s 1.loo
Kramsr s ;fsy o + 81 OF 'enstsou ~ GOO
tt e dtfsa May st. II IL II of Robey st. 81 24x
o'io u u 1Sse K 'e 81 LaSae It. nj 3s1loott,
With buildings, dated April 25..........-.:.: 4'oVo
west Sunerior ST, n cor Armour st, 81. 251 RI,
i.3H Il, dated May 10. A'7oo
Tel e2gstI Gn1sd XIV HSI 1900
v1ps II; Galed s 80 ~. RI ii Willow st. ef oklss
s-io r with building dated May l2;.....--:- 1,uOo
fra[19 frsI15s q: ~ datcd AMI a.,........... 1900
LATELY AaTIages Msr ~; - ..,...........- 1900
SoKyu or CITY LIMITS. WITHIN RADIUS Of 114Es
or THE COURTHOUSE:
wolfram st. 446 It " Of Ia1sted IT. I. 5o1i2+ ~,
Nontaua st. nttvcca She fleld and Lincoln IVA,
n e. Lot "a. dated April 6........-.......... I.uo
SOUTH or C1Tr LIMITS. WITHIN HADICs OF AiIEs
OF THE CoCRT-uoCsE-
Calumet AZ, 80 II Of Flfty-fourth st, -, 0sx 49,.
i1eA it, dated 3iny n...,-....-..:....:.-..S s.lN
Lot On st 5e It e OF Woodlswn nv and 2l5s frn
Of Forty ninth ST, I, 5oxs9s It, dated Mays auo
, 1876-05-13

r4ysEEp O11r-22a@o2a Sd. Cake. as lod@1 -
15d.
SPsnx Orl--g1s.
f,nxMox Ros1S-4s 0dlt5s.
SPIRITS TunESTINE-2otQt22s 3D.
WEEKLY REPORT.
rospoy, Any l2--The grim trade remains. -
nressed. and prices tending downWarqs notHatI
stnndinr the unproplttous weather ana oacA"a.
ness nf ihe c-ons. Yesterdays provincial maTkss"
did not. as rule, quote wheat at thu Acta1i ee~
cline Int buyers claimed reduction OF eh4llns<
The supplies Of English wheat last week rss,1 Mss1
Is. 2oI Quarters, for $50 market towns. ION.
pared with the april deliveries. this Was & lsge
Quantity, although considerably nader the aseiags
we're: WHEAT 45s ed; barley, 3fs I'd; outs, EOS 4d.
In London the average prices "ese' "nea'' ~"
10d; barley, 3fs I'd ..-.... .-. "a.
Tho wheat.Gelds In the Eastern counties arc re-
ported looking yellow and poor, and the nay e1Gp
IL likely to suffer from unfavor8ble weather., IL
Mark Lane o.day English whea: was IL sma! Ee'
quest but samples were held 1T previous qno!atlons
Foreign wheat steady. Barley, oats. ana Msize
unchanccd Flour neglected.
LIVERPOOL, May 12.-Tranaactions n "heat o.
the Continent are Of daily occurrence Prices tne1e
are several shillings above ours. There = no
Change in any Of our interior MARKETS.. Wheat
here 10 day was stronger, and far quality OF
white sold for consumption and export to inc con
tinent at extreme rates. Red was IT foefnDiy
GOOD request, and sellers were demanding s1lGnt
advance. Flour steady. Corn fairly active, anu
sludo higher.
, 1876-05-13

HOG PRODUcTS-Werc stronger, with less doing.
Hogs were IN fair supply, but fzmer aud there was
stronger In the provision market at other points
which mado holders here rmer in their views without
materially increasing the demand. The feeling was
steader nil round there being much less OF uctuat1on
than rsuA1. --
Mess roR1-Nas Ia fair demand. and advanced goa
25c per 100 ps. with steady feeling throughout ous
shade custer at the close Sacs were reported Or
bT!s seller June Il ~: nn4 q t5 80 n1 6sls
The market closed ar!n At ~ !oTso q cash @ acs1T1 @
20 IS seller June; SO ss5 seller inly; and nom
iu1y 1t SCI. lsa:.t. Is scle: August Seller The year
was nominal It SIT. B2.tttss1T.T5 ,
Prime mess pork quoted nt SIS. 75GeoD ~, 1nd
extra prnr st $i5. 73a1b.GU.
LARD-Was moderately active, and advanced l5c per
1OJ In sympathy With rise Of fl per II! rs IN F
erpoo but full back later to only Sc ABOVE the Closing
prices OF Thursday. Sales we're reported Of 3nD bs
seller June at Sl I2.ao $50 ties seler July At
Sla 41eet S. and $50 seller August At 57v
Total IL 500 tcs rhc MARKET elossd cute, at
June; $i 45s:. AIS seller july; and Ut 5l:a7sfSl:
MEArs-Were in better demand for future, aad 1s9
Nc higher the adyaace demanded by holders clecE!n
tue So that The market was not actyc M Ter
Sales reported Ut ~ boxes lon and short G9sars
{TAursay eycnnE} at lc and GOO 90 2s At
SlU TO- n5 sccg July. The following Tls The Clos
, 1876-05-13

4--HVlA
G11oI. Carrying rates were 1913 Loans were
also made fat-
Governments were steady.
Railroad bonds were qaict and firm.
State securities were dull.
The stock market presents hardly feature for
comment, hnring been dull all day, with its trans
actions confined ia the two or thrcc spcciaties that
havc ELECTED the chief attention for more than a
week. The exceptional points OF interest arc
Delaware s. Lackawanna. which adrnn ced from
1064 to 10Sn, and Michigan Central, which aI-
vanceu from 46ss to 49,, reacting to 47A.
The market closed with moderate Grmnese, bat
without important change. 4 considerable bnsl-
ncfs was done in Western Lnion on seller sixty
days' options at G6tGUG]s. Lake Shore was
steadily upheld, and considerable Strength was de-
vcoped In St. Paul. The Situation is devoid Of
interest The transactions abont 100, 900
shares OF which 3. 600 were Pacific Mai1, p, 900
Western Union. 3, 600 St Paul, j. oo0 Erie, 40. 600
Lake Shore, and IL, 600 Michigan Central.
Silver rose TO ) per cent premium to-day, and
come Of the California bankers were buying.
Money market easy at 3G44 Prime mercantile
paper, 4.
Customs receipts, $o5s, 0oO.. -
The Assistant Treasurer diahursed 1878, 600.
Dry goods imports for the week, S7o6, 600.
Clcarings, SCI. 900, O0O.
Eterlnr ffuf3s 4ESfL4SAL
, 1876-05-13

SHEEP-Wcre In scnnty supply bnt me oe1naan @ ~ ~
3 IS sss & ssse
chsiee inS e Woosd .'SS wa "N'0"''
r4sr ~ 1a5yax HfroRr'
EAsr L1nExry Pa Nay aR - 1oF Of
ys q; Hsss sns3s ats =
6s; oSyeI.; plisss or lily ausllsy Eene5ay fsa
oss 5 s 1sso 81 SS{ e Ess$$ S5!s $s;
fslE e eeoa tt ooo y. . os 11oe csT. g. q e;
Soo; steeEer s. 90; sales for thc week.
RSy ReSSSs;fRtS fis; si
l. S. sssast IS +: SssE;
as s e. Sasa @ IL HE @
Els season. extra clipped i to il, IS. 5as: good
IS s. ps:s9s medium al sss Is g quality
ALBASy-wEEK1T REPORT.
Specta! Dispatch 70 Tie TRIBUNE
q sst I;o.a3 .as ths
fny sa SSs5 ap 70 s1 ths pfcss cut as Tcs
moEs BIZ bad ys !e ar tbsy 1nsy
d o fs e aaHd nd
s & sa r h
2of week The hissst price was &C. for % ;1to 70
nsi2st !iss sssss sad a
snxEr AND LANns-tece!Pts 70 carswsme @ aS !sst ss,
nsikst eosa M iE t.e rnsoa
sass Ct seSd od:
To khs Western d.aocfated Press ..
aS:Sss esSs s4A sa s isss1
following q4otat!o9s: Sc for a3c 16T tal a
cooea; 72SsJsc tos sstras
5is9 ~ ;s *s: IA
Ac lower t'laa "Wednesday or sesterday lFht medium
, 1876-05-13
LIVE STOCK.

CATTLE-1a choice heavy cattle there was further
depreciation yesterday Of but for other grades
buyers appeared willing to pay about Thur3daya prices
bc wondered In view Of the heavy supply Of stock
In the yards and the fact that At the East du1lncs
and depression prevail. Al on the preceding days Of
tue week, 30 was 1t the case yesterday cha. the
wcights,-droyes averaging from 1000 to Loo na.-
aud such commanded relatively the highest prtccs for
example, Willis choice stee15 Weighing Gom ]. $500
, 1876-05-13

800 Il, we're not wantcd ct g. 1898 @ smooth
ponybuts s1eors weighing from I'll Tt ~ son
attrntlon, and thcr- were sales at 50 LnGa @
butchers secured the hulk " teT snppi'cS 10
81 rs, for bulls. stas, oxen. and OLD COWS. nGE
said. ot chotca cnws nt S1.0ol4. .25 Fea1s weIs ~
nulred for Mt s.. 505 90 for poor TO tloce. ANS "'
ket closed qutet md wenk.
QEoTATIo3A.
Choice Beeves-Fine, fat. welI'formeo
yess 70 year oo ssees. xssnn. 75e5.
11oo o ~ r. 4an 4sod4.
AGo,1'1 20 .n ~ f6 1854.
Butchers Stock-Poor TO- fair steeFs, and
seiHhnr gg.hEm - am 70 l. G5o s50a4.o
stosH ta 6iai 6ai'1e-eoa ms 35oa4. o
1tSfoadsnt, ! o1d ss,aas apu .a 5o93 s
, 1876-05-13

Dcst Becher-...... 544 Iu~tfce. s63
Hale 4 Eorcross...... SSH Caledonia. stt
Gould e. Cu11y........ 17nl
FOEEIOE. ..
Lospo1s, May ay1o.-Cosso1s-Aoney md account,
90 ZIG.
Axrr1cAx SEcURrEus-65e, 104ik; SIS: 1094 :;
1O-40<, 107ss; new IS, 10o1l; New York Centsa',
95; Erie 14!A; preferred, 20.
PARTS, Nay i2.-Rentes 105f 221fc
FnA&KroET, May 12.-uN1TED STATES BONDS
NeN IS. 1OG15.
, 1876-05-13
Quiet Day in Financial Circles-Dis-
count Lines Decreasing.
Country Orders for New York Ex'
change ciearings,
$3,3oo,ooo.
The Produce Markets Cen
orally Stronger, with
Less Doing.
an Important Advance in Wheat--"1hs
Trading Chiefly Speculative.
FINANCIAL.

There was nothing new or unnsual IN tne tfane'
actions Of the day in financial circles The rise IN
wheat added largely to the margins deposited VITA
the banks, but their 3oard Of Trade business in
other respects w.s light The amount OF stun to
be carried here is large, but 1.-THE higher prices
OF produce maintained. will increase largely.
The supply Of commercial, manufacturing, anu
miscellaneous paper offered the oan1s Is oeio"
their ability to extend Accommodations. Ihe trade
Of the CITY is quiet md little new paper s nace in
che regular couree Of business. The bills reeeiva-
bic OF the banks have diminished since
the first of the month. while deposits hare grown
The loan market is orcrsupplied temporarily With
funds. aud advances are readily ohtained by de-
sirable borrowers. ....
Rates Of discount are S91o per cent to regular
customers. with concessions to frst-c!ats lnde-
pendent borrowers.
On the streets rates nEe Tg18 per cent, with an
Inadequate offering Of good paper.
New York exchange was offered 1t SOC premium
for 81 600 between banks.
The country orders for currency were little
heavier from the wheat districts.
The cleatings were s., 300, 000
MIXTURE OF BANNING AND POLITICS.
The Imperial Bank Of Germany has omitted
from the list Of foreign Government securities on
which it makes advances, those Of the Au:tro-
Hungarian Government, and the effect has been
10 increase 1ne repression sho"n III suen seeutA-
ties Of latc which is not unnatural looking a. the
extent Of dealings on the German bourses in AUS
~ aAu as .a l., T,snns
tnere mas oeen eooo
where the ebewlidefent Is increased og tne osmenls
Of finding out the motives, totally unexplained, on
wb,ch thc Rank OF Germany has acted, The fear
=, ,os, u !. snn,o.e5 conid hardly have operated.
as the BcnkIs, i'll any case, restricted from making
advances to the amount OF more than 80 per cent
of the va1ue of such foreign securities, and OF
so.-sa :, ,,oa5 m, bova ,ir,ncca 1oorc thsn IL
, 1876-05-13

n.a.,+ Idvernool.. 407 1ot,Tn
Admiral .Liver1ool. .91 lgs',n ~
Making total for April Of 24,414 ctls. yaltieu at
stifai5. There arr now ave vessels ~ port enEasra
nue hss completed cargo and Is In the s;rean Ihe
nices Tor SHIPPING wheat hare now rsacnea smcn na
!nonh OF May. that Is II tonnage caa be secured at
reasonable figures.
COMMERCE. WITH JAPAN.
The sane authority gives the following as the
the record OF trailc between San Francisco and
, 1876-05-13
s4.73&6. -
4m@4.83
13t44.B
8. 50@4.W
.. 10000
HN33.So
CATTLE SALES

HOGS-Undcr alIghter supply and an impfoye3a ~, r.
mand the hog market was more active anu declaeaiy
opsanE ses dd az nos ahy 9 fae scvs
competition between the local ard Eastern Iaqe H., sooa m
cnrred up prices Il0c, where they EeInanru I!t ~
the close Sales were at $8 u1s7 20 Thc preSallens
dEures, however, were 81. 0oI7 10 fof snt Ana ~
81 ooa g. 75 and extra Philadelphia Er1des Ut s7.1n5
10 The market closed firm With shout all a0ld.
, 1876-05-13

LonE md short clears at Tic cash, and 11&c seller
July boxed; sweet picked hams, l2313c Cumbrrlaits
lO3x lV5c, cush seller April lonS.cut hams 12G
l3c, boxed; bacon hams, l4eel5c.
GREasE-Wes quiet At 649c- - =.
BEEF PlsODCETS-werc steady and quiet nt $40 5g
1Iu IS for mess, Sll.5oll.7a for extra mess, ana
S22. 5Ott.1a. % for hafns. -,...-,
for country ots Sale made uf 500 brls city At ac
, 1876-05-13
COMMERCIAL.

The following were the receipts and shipments Of
the leading articles Of produce in this city during
the twenty-four hours ending ut O'Clock on
Friday morning:
, 1876-05-13

Established in 1851. Yon are advised 70 & eoa-
suit the Celebrated Or. Clarke, 1S6 South Ga!.
St, in any Chroric Private, Difficult OF pei'eao e.:
Case. Ladie. consult on all Irregularities and ps
eases. with the assurance Of speedy relief ~ -
brated Female Pills. 81 teatEa strong ~ P8
box. :" Pes. ayfe Preycntif SO each
~ Send'stamp for Safeguard Of Health. u.
Victims Of SeIf-Abasc send tvo Stamps ~ aW
work On Nervous and Sexual Diseases faueaSs nns
treated successfully by letter. and Aedlclaes ssa
everywhere secure from, obsc syntion- Homo Boase
and Nurse for Patients Call OF write, bo1s ~
s'Tour Silent Friend" Is cents b. mail r,..e. ~.
dress letters Dr.. F. D. CLARKE. 1856 Soua LIMA,
st., Chicago.
, 1876-05-13
PETROLEUM,

CLkvELASo, g., May 12--Petroleun stronger;
demand good. We quote standard white, 11o tes:,
1T 1O1:c; prime white, 150 test, 1l3c in car-1ot.
P1rTsBC:e, Pa, May -. Petroleum quiet aad
stcady; cr1ae. 81 90 at parizer's; refined, 1870
lie Philadelphia delivery.
, 1876-05-13
IRON.

1iON.
Prr1sBrRe, Pa, May L. -Pig-iron frm; prizes
unchanged; standard mill irons quoted At S2o oc3
~. so, four months.
, 1876-05-13
T,TINIBER.

The carCo market again quiet the oneTfngs be-
tng small and undesirable, though four Or hye small
sales were made carly About dozen cargocs were
the market. There was change IN prices. Josts
and scantllne were quoted at $500, and boards and
strips At ~. 5u3130O the outside being only for
choice offerings. Lath were quiet at sl.37>5, and
shncles dull Mt s. So The mills generally
still saving old logs which tho manufacturers wish 10
set ont Of tho way before beginning the crop.
The new logs are, coming down the streams though
scarcity Of winter any that millions OF feet are
hopeicssly HUM: up for tho season.
Lumber freiEhts we're quiet u: former quotations:
Ncnominee and 3lanfstcc 81. 50 Mnskegon and Grand
The demand for lumber continues moderate and
prices are easy hnt 1uOchly lower. $1,000 hcinG
tho Inside price for common green stun. Following
, 1876-05-13
LOCAL STOCKS.
sAnd interest.
By TELEGRAPH.

To rA< Hlsterz Associated Prkss
New yoRx, llay 12.-Go'd IVES steady nt 11o!x
G11oI. Carrying rates were l93 Loans were
also made fat~
, 1876-05-13
DRY GOODS.

NV YORK, May l2.-Dusinese moderate With
domestic commission houses. and light With job
,ess. Gotten goods we're in steady Eeques: 70,
/ unall lots. Prices were unchanged Fancy prints
uled quiet. Shi:tlngs were fairly sct.re NTH
agents. Spsasue's shifting prints we're reduced to
5Hc. Heavy woolens were in fair request. F.s-
,sign goods were dull.
, 1876-05-13
WOOL.

PH11ADE1rHA, Way 1o--Wool dull; ption
,,omtnal; supply light; Ohio, Pennsylvania mud
Vest Virginia XX and above, 4114ac; !, 4oa
lie; medium, 44dz46c; coarse, +oG42c: Sew
York, Michigan, and Indiana Western tine, $50
:Hc; medium, 432:45c; coarse. 39G341c: coma:ug,
Rashed, 55160c; conlbing, unwashed, Aoc; C,u.
ida coubing, 6Oc; fine unwashcd, 249526c; cea.ss
medium unwashed, 2s93:c: tub-wa=hcd. 4o@45c;
.,1tza and E1erino pulled, 33G35e; No. snpu
pulled. EG35c.