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Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1876-12-16
THE CAPITAL QUESTION.

uc AdndWud CNTOUtCE OcFOleS y
column to the Capital and Senate
rial questions. Some newspaper
in the Kanawha Valley started the
proposition to let the Capital remain
in Wheeling for ten years, and the
Chronicle wakes wroth thereat. If
combinations are to be made, the
Chronicle is decidedly in favor of
swapping off both U. S. Senators for
the Capitol. 1t claims that the Third
District is entitled to one of the SEN
ators, and equally so to the Capital,
but il they cannot have both it is
willing to see a combination which
would give the Senators to the other
two districts, if thereby Charleston
can regain the capital permanently.
1t claims that the able delegates from
Kanawha county were selected with
special reference to their ability to
manage this question for the best
interests of Charleston and the
Kanawha Valley, and has no doubt
they will faithfully perform the du-
ty for which they were specially
chosen.
Well, we presume there is little
doubt that there is to be a bitter and
determined fight over the location
of the Capital and the selection of
Senators, and the probabilities are
that much of the time of the Legis-
lature will be taken up with these
questions. 1t is pretty generally
conceded that the Hon. Ii. c.. Da-
Wis, who has been an industrious and
faithful representative, careful and
watchful of the interests of his con-
stituents and of the entire State will
be his own successor. TIE only
struggle will be in regard to sue
ceSsor to Senator Price, who is now,
by appointment, filling out the unex-
pired term of Senator Caperton in
the pre- ent Congress. The term of
his appointment expires On the 4th of
March next, and the Legislature will
elect to fill out the remaining unex-
pired term of Senator Caperton.-
Three candidates for the position are
in the field, viz: Senator Price, III.
5. Walker, Esq, and Hon. Frank
Hereford. But if the policy an
nounced by the Chronicle obtains, the
aspirations of these gentlemen are to
be made secondary to the Capital
question, and they will be traded off
if successful combination to that
end can be effected. But we doubt
the feasibility of the proposition.-
There are other places besides
Charleston that desire the CAPITAL,
and that can offer excellent induce
ments as to eligibility of location,
&c, and which might not be averse
in certain events to forming favora-
BILE combinations to secure the OBJ
ject Of their desires. However, it is
certainly desirable that this Capital
question should be finally and forev-
er settled this winter, SO as to take
it out of the way of desired legisla,
ton for the interests of the State
Ii the legislature desires to "have
peace" and to place the Capital
"where it will do most good" we
invite their attention to the advan-
tages and facilities offered at Mar
/ tinsburg.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1876-12-16
save our Money

1t will pay everybody before going
elsewhere, to come and examine my
large stock of Dry Goods, Notions
&c. guarantee to save you 25 per
cent on any article you buy. Come
and convince yourself. No trouble
to Slow goods. HENRY MAYER.
Nov II successor to J Fleishman
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1876-12-16
Can You Beat lit

Mr.. James NJ. Vanmetree killed
two hogs Is months and one day old +,
net 1924 pounds. He also killed nine.
five of them averaging about 10
months, and four averaging nine
months, averaging 290t lbs apiece.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1876-12-16

Our wagon comes in three times a
week with Fresh Butter, Eggs and
Chickens, City Grocery, Buxton's oil
stand. to30,tt
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1876-12-16

All kinds of lawyers, magistrates
and constables' blanks for sale at the
INDEPENDENT Book Store.
, 1876-01-14

hoe.hunling Is not alwa5s more smooth u.aa
That Of love. somes!mes tho ground Is clay.
tro,,aon by, esst'e: nnovsnlY whom vot.
ard thon hardened into tho consistency
o. iron: Sometimes lAo boar Rkirts tho
cl31a OF rnnrnli, nr BwifnH deept
river, OF takes to ltno Of ghrions and orchards,
III lilo midst OF which he buried tho lloliBes pf
tho Uongali peasant, wheto Tho hunter gota bn-
wllderod a,nongst Bhady and narrow patlln
ctosslng each otEor d right anFtest aud
may either Ioaa the chase altogether Or b
suddenly charged BY an onraRel traker whore
there ig no room for hin, 10 practice the least
cavalry mnnon.re. At otllor tmoa, tho boa.
iron. tic very isnt links" - It Is tochuiaal!y
termed, crpasos from right 10 loft hndor tho
horao'a forelega. turnH "tlunahitl,'' refuses to
charge. md repeats Ills tautics 80 clovorly that
tho tnroo bost mounted aud most HkilIed rilera
nr0 thrown ont. and tho honor Of drawing frat
blood falls to aomc sncontl-rate man with third.
ratio countrY.brcl horgo, 'gfo comca up and
"cuts In lnRt It this vsry right tune Veryrsre
lY hog Inns been heard to Rqueaf aa the hnu-
ser's spear iB nhont 10 bo delivered,
hut In aucl1 caso It fl reasonable to conclude
TINT tho fory blood Of tho Jungle raco 1la8 beon
impoverished By connection with tho domeatio
sDociss; and, on tho ether harl, q fne specimen
of a boar 80 iuchos high, with tueks polished by
constant eonbata, or BY rubbing egainss ttoes
tefiHea 10 run nftcr fcsa than 500 yhfla, turns
sharply OH tho delighted sportsman, RAshoa ouo
fnrno sohds another to tho rsgtit~about and,
when pierced through and through 'dtes In st-
1onco. biting hard" al the spear-Hhaft, Of at
snvthtng, animate or innntmste thaa cornca
within its roach.
, 1876-01-14
Elog-S1uutitsg in Intiia.


When tho company ID not largo mud tho anil
mails are moi very humorous, threo or four men
will racs togothcr, fot tho npenr, it being uni
gesral Fulo that tho l!onor belongs to tho nlan
who cau draw}" frat blood" Tho result depends
Oh variety OF considerations. Tho boar. driven
out of ono patch, will onliesvoe to gain auothnr
cover. II tho friondv shelter I'd about mile off
thoto III no reason to expect that tho astnnl will
savage nature. II the aecond cover Is two or
thrsS ues from tho rss. stnl tho boast IL ons OF
avoraao courage aud ilerceoosH. q charge ulA!
be, e1pectcd "a soon as bEesth Is sesnt aud
with = buar, 80 inohes In As'1ht elas
would not distance for tho arst II or
u milo tho very best Asab thas wss ever bought
fos the Iudiau MARKET lat attor awhile wind
70 closer quaItara Ii 10 impossible 10 Gay whether
ha will spear the tissd pig frpm behind. o.
whether tho animal, like Macsuiay'a British lioi,
Ut Agincours. Will turn 10 bny In rrsth. and will
Greet tall stiff ~ atalasod, foxninG ]n'Ts, and
sarles Of short aud uonant grunts. Que nlAxlm,
app,ovel by all hog. .hHntors Of oyefy dseroe, IL
that tho Charge must bo tnst, aud not AwAtted.
down on you u 70 expoac yourself
aud your Arab to. be upset, Gus and
glashed. AMI ruined for lilo. 4 great
deal now depends on correctness Of aim
l.is horsa into a smart cantor, beuda slightly
forward over its right shoulder. aud plants tho
smear ~ hcAr tho saulO III possible, boforo tho
ttAks Of hiB adversary cAu rip up tho forearm or
tho taliY. With toEk. to which tho inst,neta
Of tho Aorse respond, ho wheels rapldly rouud
to ths lsit, withdrawing Ills spear II uls won1d
be slight, and leaving Ii sticking It aeeI. wi,fo
tho outraged animal IL luys too late sven to gsn.a
tho horso's hooks. Thon, from, = determined
boar, thoto may eusne Bcfios OF theas attacks,
Tho wounded hog aeta ita back to bush aud
sushes out upon ona mai, &ttor another. hn
/! many ~ tLroa apoars baye bsan seon lodged ID
tho TANKS or ribs, uirating ~ tlla hog staRgnrs
LouioEfbago or fourth spear ssttlc4 tho bust
uesa. III good country, not only loyel but
smooth. tha uhalo a1As-ile burbt. the pursuit,
tAe charge, and Tho dcAsh-n-y b. all ovef IL
ks1 than t3n InInutea. But ha couua at kruo
, 1876-01-14
i1uu NAL}'4

sa,es mixing Of *s.063so 20 for common to oxtfa.
NEW yonR,
NEW TcRx, Jan. .l3-bEEyxs--Nccgp4a. 20, making
23, for thtna ayH, aghtnut al tho sarno Tina last
week gaallty poor to thr niaEkoa strong and exc-
ed will further Rtynxo9 ct rather M0eu than Nc
vary poor 10 fair stivs catlc including cows. atiUs
oxen. anl scers quickly soff At l@t!Ac: few good
bteefa l!Hc couple Of Cat'a0Aas at4l+1eo &AI bus
at % 1.-Two wcBht.
sHkEP Asn lAMns-Roretpts. e.2o0, making 12'aso
for thfee daJs ngsinst NO % tho sans time las:
"eef os'IihAIy s3M Medinm sheep ~ toWef : sooA
anu PRIME IL Aeinsha a. ,otMeF nlicea Ioor 70 CON-
nion tAs' sstess .nsuun 70 ~: goos
" pt!saet u1SSS'a ~" ap " tA@tasot seWe sAeace
, 1876-01-14
THE PRODUCE MARKETS,
Nfw WINE


Srs<tal nIpAeA Ia 11s CAitago T{Syas,
NEW Y0xx. Jan. l1--aKAIN--Whost liaekas auu !;
scarcely 40 Arm; aatos 0oo bu 1t 9ScasiDa for TO
1ected snring; $l.oF51.:o for ungraded spting;
N.d7@l,0a foE No. CalcA4o; tl.1.Gt.l3 for No. .
Alwsukss: $l.3&sl.2s for Chicago sna NORTH.
vea,ern; $l.29l.N for No. Milwaukee; Fl.s9sI Isa
for NJ. sprug; $s.a08l.s1 fos winter red wost-
ssn: 3i30t.as tor AMBER do: aua tl.3,s l.so for
wla %sAtssn. Rye auiet u 8s09os for Wa4tesn a5a
96o fnr Stats, aud o f CauAdA In bond. Basiey nil
IN huyeaa' favor. Corn tIuiet without uocidel
ehsnRs IN priest sales ~ Oo bu as as9a6Ho for new
Western wi1e, and 1lS13e nominsly Tor old Western
mixed and yboH. 0ata dull salea II 900 lu 1t SIS
dc for m1sd ~estatn on Slas. srd for whits
Western and Hlate.
tRaslstoss-Nladlas nsna It l!EIst.Ho soz !npg
clear. Lard heavy; sales Of 100 tcs a. la lda fur
vEMs ssaam, aud l2Sc for kettle rsntisses,.
Wnsska-Atatket shade lowss; sales ol 70 hsls At
*a.N pes gallon.
ouocAaiks-BugAr-MAkut unchanged; tao.lerots
inlulrJ fall 70 COED refining quoted Ut BsB 6-lB1;
primo u stiGsY 7leo; aad Nos. ~ and II 1tAv.na II
a'.93Hc. Coi1sa-Mazks. nsm; mole.ata inquiry:
Ro luoseA 1t lgGal9u In po4; Mlrac.lto Al lst59Jo
In aol1. Tea-Na1ts& .lulss without G<ciasa change
In p:ics.
TALLoW-lsulaa unchanged; IN limited demand; I;
county Eua city quoted 1t a,s9kc.
llv A4 [Ast&AtAl frtss.3
GHw Yonx, lsu. ~. lH.-&tJf1tlk--IEEeKular And weak
laht4l3 elba: January, II 3l-tGi@ February, ~
tt:Ai9 lldo: Narxh, II I5S!45 u 7-l6a April. u
2l-a!et Is lilo; Lay. l3}s3la 2!s!e; 1uns, II lis
, 1876-01-14
Total iDsi o,:ls tor Withdraw
fctr. lBhnkf.l Dcluaifs. ie-t+ Lis + r i.tr.
--------l --------l ---.-.--
1s13... 1i3 S.1- Hlt $j5, 5,3sb,tpu $h ,sb, al,i
1R4... II k.t.iH!H" nf,G!l,W Ip,Gj., LEJ
1Hsi....i lL s38,a9t,lDj 5i,J3.Nt 4s.G.H,iWJ

The terosiss a-crlGo $40 c4ai ,a-rc Ls!ny alout
1e1,Oy1 dc; onora.
Tho praetict Of Tho San Francisco savings b.nxi.
which hold $c5 ou0 OF lo;'oIta. sasos to 1s gaod
What saylhs bxnks need ts ca olns. which loans on
real esaso can never he. Tho topuDlo H4u FIane8co
ous-thtrl Of tho monuy-noHo nilich Is baif-on
eoascrA security Of 1uverneut bonus or socks c1.
sluling nining. aud gcncrlIy e1ci,laiu5 tAk aux.
kurancs oompsu!s7. Tho Government bon'!a would
bo preferred, buk they canno. 10 got. or tlu call
toans IT. ons bank oue-1hinl had trsn made OH such
bouds snd two-hrds ttocks, mainly gas and water
In another bank not oue.teu Of tlls ca losrs were
tnado III uoveIumeut bo1dr, which ara held hero ia
smsl quantity aud by few rereous.
wonLp's PRODUCT OF BULLION IN 1871.
Ihe following mi rozttuase tsbis showing the
precious metal product for tho year 1911 hax been
carefully Prepared from ths lates: s:atl4ca sud TO-
porta ui Consular and tu!nt t-utI1rea:
, 1876-01-14

REAL ESTATE.
Tie following INSTRUMENTS wers hiel for record
Thursday, Jan. IT:

Tie following instruments wers hfo1 fof record
Thursday, Jan. IT:
err FHofEa1r.
Enn Buren, 1t, 11sk It 4 Of Franeiscu tt, T. -
1llf II, Attxl Iai. .13...........,..........& 759
Taylor ri. go II " Of utsplalucs It. I. G1l1B
west Warrington, ii, i5o II = nS Drsp,a,nrs II,
J,m, d.. 1i,soa
Emcrsll II. II Of Thirty -nf1t Il, WY It. a7.j1s
n. ,latci Nov. H. IH1a..... ....+.+.. .,.... o1o
afnaroe 1t, 4UJH # Q II Latin 1t, + 2G11B3
Mn #, dateu Jan. ii. 1h...................... o3oo
a1sii It, iac, j.n. IN. 1000
Il, dated jar. - $4,000
II, viii building, tlstea jan. .s..........,.. s.2,o
dated jim, CISCO
.aiIsiss lid Il, da.sI J.n. H. H........... 1000
LaisAAoe st, u cor Of 0sueFe Il, (, i9xl21 u,
dated Jan. 13.. I,haV
Same prenliscs. dated Ian. 13...... ....... 1910
Jotc1 lin. .,,...........,.......... 2eco
ecUTn Of G11T LIMITS. wffHtE A RtDtCf or MILLS
0r Co1nr-t1UUsE,
Park &Et 81 II q of Thirty'tnird st, " I, ?51i25
II, d.tei Oct. y. Isis, y 800
boutI UearlNtn Il. II Of Fifty-Astt It. 1. I61
100 II, W':h 2,xl01 II iii ss'ne suDdiyisiUn on
uutc1 ael u, d1tUa Jan. .l2................ II 2!M
, 1876-01-14

Of TIN t,p king teuEou. amounting IL about ", or.
Un.ler tho trat olIsrinRa The narfct oEolioa dull
and weak At 111st54 ruluettun from Wednesday =
rrist- a,Il continued dull aI .tesalniuH dawn to t.a
s'so. wien yaiues slowed m aggregate reduction OF
2trc. Tho prospect Of 1ar1o nercpta to-la5 ontise
packers 10 ~ Off, In anticipation Of further shrink
ago. md A. resut Got moro than 60 PR eeut Of tho
aupEly ehanee1 hnn,la. few choIco droyes WGre
tsSen carly Ut $7.2a97.c0, sud In nstucb s.. 10
was paid hut ii thn cio+e f715 ws the TOP hH,sro.
Druwn Price h Co. llsgosc of four csrlca1* OF cxtrn
Missouri lngs. averaging 80 ls ut &1.'u. hut with
posalhIy half dozen 4xct tIoss tAore NJ ts1ns
iora a atove SIN. Clns!na quotations wsss kj..A9
70s for common 70 chosec laaking hogs, aua s5.9ee'
7.1j for ordinary to extra shipping BradeB.
, 1876-01-14

When tho President and family visited Utah
last fall Brigham Young mot tho party A. Ogden
anl rodo With hom In tho car Ia Salt Lake.
Airs. Grant being hsated BY Tho 1sdo Of tho Nor
mon patriarch, II scarcely know BY what title
madame" replied brigham. il havo Fross .
n1any,-ploaao tako your cho1co. an Preai-
dent Of the Church. have bonn Governor OF
the Territory, and was onco General Of the
Mormon legion. II, faet--" "Thero that Will
do; stop there" rotusnod tho lady :" Gonernl
is good enough for my husband. anil it will do
worry we'll for you = and WnttI thsy p1stsd ehe
atylod tho old gentleman fau,!liarlT "Genesal
YounE."
, 1876-01-14
Increase OF Movement Of Currcn-
cy tn tho Country.
Business at tho Banks Quieter''sHeW
York Exchange Weak.
Che Produce Markets Irrcgnlar...pros
visions Easier-..1.argu Receipts
OF Hogs.
Cheat E1oitsd aud Nervous, with Cash
Lots at Premium-0oyn Dull.


fhs Amount Of nav businssa done BY tbs banks was
very light Tho PRINCIPAL locM borrowers now ara the
prcshion. aud packers. Tho othcr parties on Tho
board Of Trals hAve ltle need for bank scconlmodA~
tona Tie soct Of the weather IL a1EeaIy sssn In tho
Increase Of country orders Eur curtury hut Il has not
had any usher perrsptib1e effect on ncat nnancs1.
Th1B Il fseer noYemons Of country prolucs TO mar
ket hut this bus not Jet sssnronl sufficient rrnpor-
tons to euabls hs country lnks to repay tho loAns
they bsvs had Of ths city. This keeps tho funds Of
the lean market mora fully employed than would
ohsriss bs Tie in this quiet wlich 1nsrks MI tic
city INTEREST," Moat Of tho city lans hovo ample IL.
aon1te4 for tho Accommodation Of sn tho dettrtb,c
borrowers thAt apply.
AA,es Of discount At tho tanks aro salU pcr cent.
On tho strsnt busilcas hhoWs sons Arpros1inent.
flatos sru 6al3 TER cent
Now York exchange continues ansk. Ha1e9 were
naade letu rtN tanka at SIC premium for 81 ,oJ1.
Tharn wero morn orders frol thu c<Iuntfy for cur~
rcury, Init their toni wss nrt vc:y largo.
The clearings wtre s, ,ouvroo.
slv1Sug.DAxk 1rE:E,
The failrp OF the West Boston Swings Daak 10 tlls
largest thai haa occurred In iEo Aerca Of
inga-b4nk fausss In tie rvlur4 Il tho atassach.l-
sctis Eavik gs-Iiank Coun,lssinusr for 1s74 II,
dcjosila vera ht1ttl at ~. 3.,GG,3A4.H. Thrrs
has boen for son,o time Aack run, tt,oE9h
not. sescrc one, upon tbs bank, and IL has insy
1iacel its hiIttra IN thu hans Of Tho Con1. No d7
honesty Ia kEov to huye r1i4tcd III itE enlargement
its foai1B rral cstIls veto thru $l,U12,is1Ct,
tauk no:k. f592. 'C7.s5 1ud Gil personal security,
$43 los. The depreciation In thu real cotasn wbtcu
tie hank haI oAucd 20 Loayy tho 1nain causs Of
tsH WEAKNESS 1t II aeF!uus dfect of tue Maf4arh.
setts s~ to which tpy. Clalu ce! utcuttou that IL
cok, tho baliaH IL IoAn ti heavily real eatatc.
IT,. IL, that the thB 6.ae lattllicA with tho
aavlngs banks Ito wo1ss OF Will deros:torJ Ec. Thu
Thing led o Ee tiouo s 10 Obtain publicity of man
asen,tn. snd hlo tns,o machinery 10 p.ntaa tsAuih
~ ifks tS.iJ
, 1876-01-14
GENERAL MARKETS.

tcF}EHR4 MAINE
ALC1EfO1<-~sVaa quI.t 1t $3.l0.
BHUO,iCOllH-Cout,nuea In fair rsIueat and trm
Chuiea old hMrl t0,9lie; hnfl. 7G5HHo chrtr1 1ue.
ut.. 613:Hu; good mcd!um hrnsh. sStks: fair
Inside and covers, AHG5 SO nforor, t3iAc; crook
ra, 23ie.
uGTTEE-The changca IN tho tuttcr market wsso
not 30 nlaEket a. TO require comment. TAcvs ws4
wsIl.susainel domand lrum tho lucal snl Eaatern
trada, aud with Mnro bntttr arriving than is 1s-
qnra1 to meal Legitimate demands, lbs fsllnR among
thu rsis rcnaius firm. Ws eoatinuo to quota: G,oics
to fancy yellow, ?.4.a ne'li1n to good grades. lsea
1c: iuf' Elur 10 c0uipn. laRl7c coulu.u 10 choice
rpti, iaa2ae.
CuEESE-An advance In liverpool hnd tho con.
attnent upward Tendency IN New York haa greatly
strengthened tho views Of hocr hrre, and tho mod
erate sorks on hanl aro held firmly at tho late sd-
vsnco, with 4 probability oe q further appreciation
little further sloug in tho se11ou, Wu continue 10
quota choles 10 fancy fall n,ae full rrcan factory It
lax2'aHc, snd lower 9Fades ut 9e4ilHc.
CuAL-l'Ao nark.t vaa quiet aud ateady At Tho
rango Of prices following: Lch'xh, Ao.Uhs,a.so;
LacaawsnnA, ranga aud nut, 1910; do, cgg, 33au:
eanael, $7.to9soo; Erie, $7.oo; Hosshurg, s7,ba
0a00: Hooking Valley, $3.50; lnd4na block, 96uu:
Baltimore h Ohio, ts.51; Illinois. a. .sAa600,
CoOtEltA0lt-lnckcrt' goo.ls wers steady at H. 90
fer lnrk harrcla anu $l.l54 l.2o fur lard tlcreoa
D1lEssED II0Gs-wera IN fair rrqne.t early, but
shippers Withdrew Is soou ~ they learned Of tic
c!aAt Huak vt decline nf stout lc Elotcg Weights
sod early II $+.' and Iatrr 1t $.U, u.soll Wsro
luo. nov AZ $40 ut the CLOSE aaeA: 47s asaa md
~. i1sn-4vt.t 'stl pr.,.l'. III 'hs h.h market,
nat saS I.h.And now SLOW. gr'dnai tsstrnveulens,
AMI tAsto IL harLuitng tsllLcHcy " IsIcey Ku,,.
orally 4uutatioha s,ulaul Lttoro: NJ, / wLito-
nsl. H.hFi. 3s.a3: M. J dn, $i..t; No, i Trout,
1' NJ. l, :Ste ',st, te 1,s*. :bf
boo; Family la4eksrel. Httl &i7544aOJ; NJ sboTv
klts, 431; No, lay kits, 1l.aU; iarsu family kifs
$lM La; lsuk c4siash, &41us4f,76; ue HHu's cod.
I,h. St.D1.s -; INV Lasr4uor herring sr}ft. Lrls
$1mts.9: do f.hr $t.2i( t,aI; lhbratlor hsffiur'
round. brls, ta.od to brl s3h0G9 lis acsIss
lu1er salmon, E:trl. S4,Hk&t.A.
fAu!Td AND kUla-iht4 mhtket was - setiyo
- could t. h. s1scs'l .ad =. tyayf q p1!css
r1os-Gatea, sIat4o; ass, iayoss, ,Sas.1c: tas.
dru'as wv. i1u.lts: Tafti,A trunea lss. c,;". s,
M, lyess, nsv. sJ:oa.j.lv l'o.o Masc4tel. uax.
f3&593 93.5u; Valtnti4. HsttlMc; Z4nts curs4nts, "
Sic; cttrou, 4}ts@ie. uoaksiIc-Atdtu apples, il
Ga!tc: Michigan spples, luss.uAt: Inuiana aul III
nor. 94ts9Hc; pesrhcs. halres, 13Hs liz; d. isel
lVxsllc; dU, p7rsI, lh3lyr; Icsbetries, l3tGa
lA; rA1Elerrr<, 3Gt457c; Ii,e4 clsEr4ta. 26341dr.
hui.-fslt%s.s, ilAsl1s; slu,anl.. rcstssaa., Via
2lkc; Au1lea wsiluts. nsw. lttal1n; Ao, Oil, ltss
!ds: Fs.nes w4nats. new, ltls,aa; usaxils, vy91s;
, 1876-01-14

11'li9 aud abort clears quoted Al t0'sc cs1f, aud
1o4c scllcr February. boz u; gr&ch !.ao, in& lo,.c:
sWect.rlck'cl d. fntltatlIc; Cnmhcr1anls. 1e4o
cash or tcIicr lnunary: longcut hams, 11v3t1'+c,
Goxed: hacon h.n,s. i:IHa.3:!r.
GnCAHx--Was nnshtn1 Il At T(4tr. ..--
BEEF pftODCCrS--Wesc .leaty and 1aIet al fJ.f0
GAso for Ennsx. *tp.ooSlo.o0 for e1tfA neus, sud
tMGAa9l.n no for hams.
TALLow-Mas .Iuoied At attfa5tfc.
, 1876-01-14
TELECRAPHtc MARKET REPORTS.

FOREiGN MARKETS.
spseias ns.,steh 10 sAs Garu,e Trtb*rs.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 13-1l a. m.-~FLoua-No. I. c5s
Cd: No. =. 10. .
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, No. J, 1os: No. 2, 0s 3D.;
Spring. No Us iod; No. 81 ID; whito Ma. l. l1s I'd:
Na 2 los ID club, No. !, lla; No. 2, 1oa d. Corn
Now, 3os: old, 5ts ID.
Paoslatoss-Lard. 19S Cd Pork, Sos Ga.
A7nnpoot, Jan. I'LL r. m.-LAno--sas.
Rrtt unchanged.
L1vEarools jan. ,.13-Latess-corzon-oHle mid
dung otld; orsAns, a-led; sales 1o,oV1 bales, liz
Guiding l.eeo FOR speculation Export, 4,7M
ANeA1oAs AANn-s!A
LONDON, '4h. I2'-TAE Daaz or EsotAap-Tho
smoahs OF bullion gone aso the Bank of England on
tn'anee to-oaT IA eloo0@' Tle bullion In the hsnk
inczeasao Eta ooo during tho pant week Tic proper
ton ot tic baaks FoaaEvo to ta Liability Is per
Cuzsots-afonev. o. 13ts. acconnt nag. 81
AuEn,c.s Hycrr.r,-u~-H,. ,n,,.. -. 1o,. ~.
ina. 1oo,f. nox sa 1u7x ~. N,w yn,,, r.,,r., ~.
Era, 1t,s. rrrfe,rut- "a ~
I,sarTn i,,r-1,,1sa,, a.
Rp,n,rz r1,aras~,1n-,L, cda,tao,
P.n1a 1an. ,s-1,wvrrs- n,'-s
pAn,a J,u. 13-rnr n.xr =. =. ,.,r-,rh. .r.,,.
IN tho r,r ~ -. ,..s".., 80 ~ suo~o
tic rast weak!
FRANKFORT, Jan. l9.-uS11ED HrAyRa Doaps-Now
n, VIZ.
, 1876-01-14

The following wore The racopts and shipments OF
tho leading nrclbs Of produco iu thI7 city during tile
tscnty.four hours ending At 7.ot1ock On Thursday
morning MID for tho corresponding date year ngo:
, 1876-01-14

lbs grecu hams II too for 10 1he 1nt1to for Ia ihs
snd pSr for IA l,s a1srsGes LIMO ses s"rrt pch!s.i
iiVo; md al . h,sn, haas II 1.u. This r,srtet
clotod ut tic foiloE1ns r.tfr os yrtc?A:
, 1876-01-14

rannesaco peanuts, o3fc; African rcAnutA. GG16Hc.
fIIltA-Att IN Rop lsn2 u Au ttezty. Fha rdctipta
#1nall. hut will proh.hl5 increase Ii the weather
, 1876-01-14

LATEST.
NE" ioRS Jan. il-.itl opsacl at l12tt, declined
to 1l2, sud eluset ut li!t. Hatca for Carrying G. s.
4. ~. 1. *, aul Ias ecnt.
Governments wcrn a1liy, aud asu.
Railroad bond4 wsro ntroug.
Htate securities weFo ,f,ilet and a.rotg,
asoeka opened strong and high.r. with further i'd.
vance In souo Of tho wessrp shares, notably North.
westarn and 3d. Paul. Al tho close the 1narksl ,us
strong sna advancing, Western slart4 eadlug tho i,.
pruyeant snh ebsorbug most of is apeculatiyc lu.
tsreat. Tia Northwestern aud it. ranl slaies were
tAxotahly affected BY tolt8IAus from milwaukee, that
tas aovasnoS Of Wiscena1, tn hla nless4a lls Log.
Lature, recommends hs tepsal Of liz Potter sw ant
proposes 70 Substitute Sas to the AalseAuta Lr
Massachusetts, law Lake Hhoru way strung at +as:
TFsnaarions aggregated B2 iH sllGres at wGirl ukQ
we're 1teaao Hail. ID, u1 NorthwC+tsr u. .O0 st. Paul,
Aoa 9),N0 Like 6hote.
Money MARKET easy: 48s. Prime lusscanulo
RspeF ecsFrs: t1;39.
Customs receipts, $1ot, ,D0o.
IT, Assistant TsasuFur d4bursed s3so,ooo
c!earluus. f13 t1a,0co.
, 1876-01-14

CLEVELAND PETROLEUM MARKET.
ctETE1Asn. o., ian. lJ.-lstroleum unchanged aud
strung.
, 1876-01-14

1p1aI ......t....,.t...'.4l1Ibl OF, ,T!I sI,JI,1iJ
Comparing these ngut,a with ul&t tt 185; tbs pro-
ducon Of guild 10 fuaI 10 have drcrs.scl l twauty-
ois years uear1y 23 psr cent; That tt piiser VIA In
CreaHed viAIsiY 10 I,sr cnut.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-09-07
: Infer @cripredcn. bieie Summer in ter.

= Infer Tcripreden, bieie 9ummer in Der.
srobertrm Gor,aat erideinen 5u laFen, 1T uns
hurd einen susetobcnem llniau ,ur %llnnos.
lidteit seworben. Ginise Ursunbe bonn Qanbe
namIid critattetcn unS borise ISOLDE cinen
Beiud unb oa %3ufauisertueiie 3iemanb in bet
Office mar, bertricben fe iid bic 3cit ba,nit,
bab ie bic YreHc ourd) Drebsn am sdmuna.
rab in 8%epesuns 3u feten iudten. llniere
Greunbe, melde ieocnfalls bcrtebrt sebrebt,
braden bel bieicr Operation zines Der tIeinen
&ammraoer. Da mir ben sdaben erit be.
mertten, ais mir bon bet Maidine @cbraud)
maden t%wcllten, tuurScn mir burd bicicn I'm
TAU bcrart auridseiett. bab mir nit ber grbcit.
melde bic @eraroberuns bcs @Iattes erbeiidt,
nidt mebr fertis tueroen tonnten. gu1 mub-
ten mir crit Den sdaben reparirsn Iaiien,
10 bab mir beim beten @iQcn untere 9lbiidt
aidt burdiibrcn tonntcn. gSir baben uns
fir Die nadite Summer oorseieben, 10 bab uns
nidt 70 leidt elm Strid Surd bic 9tednans &C.
madt werben fam.