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". II. & J. P. HERNDON.
THE GOOD TIME COMING.

uELLo, HERNDeN, hewis it with your AS
III usual, times very hard. Well, I will come
down " soon and pay what owe you-as soon as
sell my cotton. All right, my friend, we will be
glad to see you. We hope all will come and do
the same We know you are going to sell your
cotton, and we kno,U you are going to pay us. O.,
my friends, the good time will soon come when
ali who owe us will sell cotton and pay US. We
are happy over the promise.
W. II. q J. P. HERNDON.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1876-04-20

GOODS FOR PANTS.
1NINE French Cassmeres, Kentucky Jeans,
IN Doeskin, Salem Jeans and Tweeds, for Pants
and suits, so cheap, at .
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FINE LIQUORS.
T HAVE for sale at my Store near the railroad
Il depot,
THE BEST QUALITY OF SPIRITS
ever offered for sale in the city Of Yorkville. Call
and get some
FOR MEDICAL PURPOSES.
All my liquors are pure, and consist of
Apple Brandy, Madeira Wine,
Ginger Brandy, Malaga Wine
Peach Brandy, Port Wine,
Cherry Brandy, Sherry Wine,
Old French Brandy, Scuppernong Wine,
Old Cognac Brandy, Red Rye whisky,
Old Holland Gin, White Rye whisky,
Old London Dock Gin, bourbon WHISKY,
Eagle Gin, Georgia Corn Mn>sKy,
Ciaret Wine. N. G. Corn Whisky,
Robertson county (Tenn.) Corn Whisky.
My Whiskies are all pure, and are worth from
$500 TO $500 PER GALLON.
Champagne by the bottle. A large stock Of Ci-
ears Of fine and medium brands. Call and see
for yourselves. ). A. CAhhOLL'
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ASSIGNEE'S SALE.
In the District Court of the United States for the
District of South Carolina.
In the Matter of
Bankrupt.
DY virtue of an Order from Hon. George s.
ID Bryan, Judge of the Court aforesaid, will
pose to public sale, free from encumbrance, at
York Court House, on
THURSDAY, 4TH DAY OF MAY, NEXT,
at II o'clock. A. NJ all that tract of land lying in
York county, on Allison Creek, bounded by lands
of James Barnwell, Franklin Youngblood and
others, and containing
one HUNDRED AND EIGHTY ACRES,
more or less, it being the Homestead of said Bank
rupt
The above property to be re-sold at the risk Of
the former purchaser.
TERMS OF SALE-CASH.
Purchaser to pay for papers.
J. Il. CLAwsoN, Assignee.
Anril IL Is St
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AXES.
VHE best 4 AAs made is sold at the corner, by
w. II. McCORKLE, Agent.
III. w. HOPE & co.
MORE NEW GOODS.

FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
4 SPLENDID assortment Of Farming 1mple-
n ments, such as Steel Turn Shovels, Straight
Plows, Cotton Sweeps, Greenville and Diamond
pointed Bull Tongues, Single Trees, Drawing
Chains, Heel-Bolts, Grass Rods, Clevises, Lap
Rings and Plow Steel. All at prices to suit the
times II. w. HOPE q W.
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GROCERIES ANDHARDWARE
CHOICE article of Sugars Teas and Rio Cof-
n fee; and full line Of Pocketand Table Cut
lery, all cheap for cash, at ~ co,s
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SALE OF LAND.
T1NDER and by virtue of the powers vested in
l J Robert Patterson, in mortgage executed to
him by N. M. Sandifer, dated 18th day Of August,
1873, and recorded in Registers Office of York
county, on the 10th day Of August, 1873, we will
sell at York Court House, on the
FIRST MONDAY OF MAY, NEXT,
between the usual hours of sale all that tract of
land situated in York county, five miles South Of
Yorkville, on the head waters Of Turkey Creek,
containing
ONE HUNDRED AND TWELVE ACRES,
more or less. and known as the "Miskelly tract"
and bounded by lands of s. g. Hemphill, Will
liam Latimer Green Sandifer, deceased, and lands
belonging to the Kings Mountain Railroad Com
pany The said tract of land to be sold as the
property of N. M. Sandfer, to foreclose the mort
gage on the same given to said Robert Patterson.
TERMS OF SALE-CASH.
PATTERSON & GASTON,
Attorneys and Agents of Robert Patterson.
April IS 15 st
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VOTE oFsTHANKs TO GOV. CHAMBERLAIN.
The following resolution was submitted:


Resolved, That this Convention hereby tender
for the honorable, able and effective manner in
which he has administered the government of this
State since his Inauguration as Governor; thai
his course has reflected the highest honor upon
him, and upon the Republican party of this State,
redeeming it, in large measure, from the evil
repute and oboquy caused by former leaders of
the party, and commencing it to the confidence
even of most bitter political foes that we call
upon him to go forward in the same path Of re-
pursued, and we hereby assure him Of the deter
mined support of all true republicans of the State.
McKinIay, of Charleston, said he could
not vote for the resolution, as there were
many acts of Governor Chamberlain that
needed explanation there was the convenient
absence of the Governor from the State at
the time of the Parker trial and of the Solo.
mon bank failure, and the convenient pres
ence of Judge Mackey when Parker was re-
leased on habeas corpus.
Governor Chamberlain said that he courted
inquiry, and was always ready to answer
questions. There was absolutely no founda-
ton of truth for what had been said of him
BY Mr. Ladd on the Parker trial; it was only
hearsay on hearsay. There was really no
charge that could not be met, but he would. as
he had publicly done before, defy the world to
bring any such charge, in manner capable
of disproof. against him. His absence from
the State was arranged for some months be-
fore the Parker trial was heard of. He had
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Governor Chamberlain introduced the fol-
lowing. which was adopted:

Resolved, That this Convention leaves the dele
gates of South Carolina to the Cincinnati Conven-
ton wholly uninstructed and untrammeled in
their choice of theindivdual candidates for Presi
dent and Vice President of the United States, but
require them, and each of them, to vote and work
characters and careers have shone them to be most
faithful to the cardinal doctrines of the Republi-
can party-namely, equal civil and political rights
for all men instant and complete reformation of
all existing abuses in the administration of the
government; purity, ability and integrity in all
public appointments, and unfinching deter
mination to make the public service, in all it's de-
partments and branches, as honorable and benig
nant as when the unsulied Washington welded
the axecutiYa power of the republic.
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SHERIFF'S SALES.


DY virtue of writs of feri tacias, to me directed,
ID will be sold between the legal hours of
Sheriff g sale, ON THE FIRST MONDAY IN
MAY NEXT,
at York Court House, the following property,
to wit:
The "Home Tract" whereon the Defendant re-
sides, including the Mill on Fishing Creek, bound
ed by lands of Alexander Williford, w. A. Steele,
w. S. Robinson. E. M. Neely and estate of Will
liam Agurs, containing five hundred and fifty
acres, more or less. Also, house and lot at Eb.
enezer, adjoining lands of James M. Lowry and
Others Said real estate levied on rs the property
of Green A. Blake at the suit of H. H. brennan
and C. J. Kee, Administrators, Richard V. Blake
and others. (S4.124
rs Terms invariably cash. Purchasers who do
not comply with the terms ofsale, must expect the
property bid off by them to be advertised for re-
sale at their risk for the ensuing sales-day.
R. H. GLENN, s. Y. G.
April IA At
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GUANO-COTTO OPTION.
II WILL sell few tons of ACID PHOSPHATE,
on Cotton option, until the 1st of November,
next. Call soon. w. n. McCORKLE,
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ALL of the preparations of this invaluable Dys-
"A peptic Medicine just received at the York
1rup store. JOHN G. KUYKENDAL.
, 1876-05-18

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5 ,.Hss M sf J; to
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tasH ~ % ssen 1. ps i
cnrs o,I 10 arfss The rsedp weTH s1 Il
%R:0sa esl yf!s eo.s sf % ,;i
May ~ets .n.t a3d tlio thotf. !, !'rnreT ir hs
s' sht to ~ T. w s''s WIZ ss
sI",: a ,pa sniy It . fsa.
SSs 4sts - u Ss t. at 4os' S0 b" by sample ''
whca,-s.,e.: ~, rsss ssi, !, Sssos,s for june
nd Wig {:xi :M;ass i9r ja'Ny: ,,,x =, .s,6c
ss Sris u i ssSS'a sssT June. and
Iai5. 3 's;,St Hw c. Il ia 4oa,a +a for JULY
Mes* pork was quot, with sale Of 40 btls sear Jnl7
, 1876-05-18
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: THURsDAY.~NIAY 18, 1876.

Without beu~ g. r.. dalrS. With baFA soso' Aiheon
III TR AVA aaiss ssske. a easy p'1ee' va' rspo't'd
QHotAtanNA fn{s'NlM a. hetorEs ., A.. sto In,
f;MnIopnsfr-CoIn1non. BOs40ti ROOD ae ~. 1Enes En
ty1ed{ntn 43Astlcs Hond TO- tEe15c. me nnstS; NJ.
esy, Ntt65ci chsce 7oa7ac, ehotccse bo4aoes tsncF
$i.n5Hi, 10. -.. 1. ,e,,+o,. ,n..
diu1H +Oa&acs pnnh do 4450ci ane. MtAaocs nnus't
3stthc; c!!ofcr. Hs9 97t,c, shoccst 7rs7ss: a,,ac,
ean-Con.mon T,asiai Eooa.: ean1Gnn dsa, IT, 54Sc;
nneat s1GtUNi rtiotcc, Gfrscs eh9fces 7tt17sS
OoIonUs s-t0tnmon, &,1i1et Epod comn,on a%fgc! tsn
rnctu11s, 4VS4Jnt goo .easan., *3atsot nhr eaaoV|
nnCtt, h1a 3sc ctloce 6D4sd.c} c!oictsr 7JA*c
Wt}ilIl-Thq tolnAnd WA fairly RnttYo. AM rI!Ecs
tnnnlc. Ff "a for bench and f. ~ for knhs-iescreA.
VENj-Wa$ ttti1 and weak. tho receipts bstn4 iNtEo
nna ths grNhef inn for the atAGk. Salsa wcls
,nje At l4te. Very Ch0tco CA1frs Wcrc 14oeo Al IN
wcrc In fatl rcquast. rnftahes 'nn,
pos .ozsn, rcss ta3 q rer so1; ~ 5sr,rS m9f
s,e s',usf ae e gs1 $SIsa ar I'll: rs'si IT.
Saltfc, Hoftntlia tomatoes. Hsib7tc per box ,,.
rrjcrs weak tho rcnrncks .! tho new scnson lntki3
holders Of nl wnol anxious 70 teil 4 out New Toot @
from iesouri viii probably begin TO arrive th tew
says EaskNrn pnrtlca all talk Of !2w Price! tor te
Tuh. washed, primo, IHsea0c: DO, paor TO Eo9d ~
ws.sed ncl,n, ID. }nsGisss unwasied, hne hes,y
e Light a14=ac' do. medlu'n' ao&'sac pa''od' s's
Sic.
, 1876-05-18
CHICAGO.


AnnrvA1a-Schr Golden 1tulo, White Lake, ted&
posts; echr Monterey. Cleveland. coal; prop New
bureh, Buffalo, eundrios; schr Potomac, Little Tn
verse, wood; rcAr Cuyatoga, Cedar River Lambert
schr William Joncs Michigan City, light; prop CITY
Of Toledo, ogdcnsburg, sundrlcs; stmr corona,s St
Joseph, sunlrics; stInr shoboygan. Mauitowoc,
suudtlca; prop Bismarck. Mcnomlnoe, tow
ing schr Mcnckauuee, Mcnon1ince, 'nH''
ber; schr FL Doraao, McnoH'noe, lnuabes1
achr +. s. Robinson. Menomincc. lumber; stmr
Muskrgon, Muskcgon, snndries; prop q:r; Heath.
9augatuck supdrteB; scow Supply. Llttle Point
Saub!o, wood; prop Tempest, White Lake, snIa-
dFos; echr Persia, Grand Haven, lumber; achf
dington, s' lnmbeE; sehr selk Ladlagton lan.Sor;
sehf Charley Iffhbard, White Lake. lumber; !;
prop Ncbraska, buffalo, sunatlcs; sehr GaMo-
cock, Mua1tcgon, lumber; schr A. ]. Uo"ey.
CLEAnAncsa-stmr Corona, St. Joseph. anndrtes;
prep Glasgow, Ogdensbnrg, 90 BIT wheat; ptpp
Tonpeat, Montague. 800 bu corn, s1ndrles; prop
a. r. Heath, Saagatuck, 1877 green hides. 10 bsls
ea1k, and sundrio5; stnar MuskeEon, Mnokegon, 70
bvls pork, brls of, aud e1ndraes; schr Q. shaw
Bonth Haven, 100 green hides, and suudEica; prop
Philadolphta, Eric, 900 hrls 1ouz. 100 bril- fertl-
iacrs; Buffalo, 100 b1!s AnnY bark A. r. Nichols,
sutton's hay, rs bu oats, rs br1a aour. bro pork;
sehr A. Torrne, FRANKFORT, u ha oats = brts M ao9r
| 5 hrla beef; ychr Q, J. Wells Buffalo, q, BID lu
corn; hchE Carllngtord, Buffalo. 30, COO bn whaat
, 1876-05-18

DnRAnsrurrs--californta whtto wheat, Average,
o. sd1Ds l0i} do club. 0s 1p1fal6s "a; rcd Wcst'
csn spring. No. q to No. l. ss 1s!00s 0d; do VIM
tcr, 0a Gd1Ds 10d Fionr-Wcstern canal. e2Ga34s.
Cosn-Wcstern mixed, 2osOa0As. Oata-Amorl'
can 3sG13s d. Bsfloy, do, % Cd Poas-Cana'
dim, aOsGaaGs ID.
CLovgn.sKBn-Amc.lcan b5QG0s.
PnovlsrnHs-prlmo mess pork Us Cd. Primo
mess beef, SIS. Lafd-Amerlcan, bss I'd. Cheese
Fine. do, Cos. Dacon-Long clcars 61as short
do. 53s.
TAtLow--Flnc American, 41s.
rErnoLauM-5plsiis, 7AD7a I'd; rcanca,. 11s "a.
LiSsEEp OiL-nJs.
Rkstx-CommoM, da; pale, 1oOt5s.
Erinfrs TuRrBHr1NE-43s.
LoapoH. May 17-NErlsrp rErnotEuu-1oa
Dd.
I'EarN-Common, 10 od@5s.
Sptn,rs TunrENriNE-2ls udGb22s.
Ilors-on,y retail trade doing; holders Of En-
gllah unwilling to sell at current quotations; de-
mand for American although moderate etfsl Qulct1
proporllonatc 10 limited block here.
AA7wEnr, May 7.-PE7noLEuA-2ps.
, 1876-05-18
LAKE FREIGuTs.


Frotehts cnntinns dull and easy, sho aail vcssels
being unahlo to compbto With the railroads. Tbs
rates 10 Buffalo were about 2Ac for corn and 2!ao
Yor wheat The schr D. E. Bailey takea a, coo bu
wheat to Buffalo. and the prop Caldwell rs. ooo bu
corn through Wis Sarrla.
RtSEWNKnE.
nxrnorr, Nay Grain tsclghts continue dull.
Tlates arc a. followa: Wheat 10 cswegb, SC; to
Buffalo, Sc; to Cleveland, lAc. free Of elevation.
MsLwAuKrE, May 1a.-Qsnln frclghts arc quiet
and weak at Exc for wheat to buffalo, and ofc 70
oswceo or Kingston. Engagementa: To HuHa!o-
Props Montana and hYab!a, 30, 600 bu whoat on
ToLEpo. May i5.-Andscwa & sonthatd report
tho pply chatter tnado yesterday: sehr Atmos-
600; barrels, 50 per 600, Tho Tailroads gre
CARRYING about ati the gran and ht such 10" fatee
that vessel -ownoss arc loft IN the cold. Al.
rntes nre l8c to New York, 2.}c to Boston, lgc 70
Fhlladclphia and 16e to baltimore. LIKE fIelghss
IUPYAlo, Mny 1b.-Chartees: schrs AnFns
Smith, Marcngo, and j. 0. MaEHil: coal 70 NIL
Wapkce on owne1s account; schr W. H. Hennas.
te'1 Toleda e dssfsai Z ae H. eonies
| Chicago, p. t. nchr Pcsht!go, Lumber, Oeonto 70
ChieAEo * 81. 70 Fer M; acht Il. G WinmloW, saI
r0gd tIcs Hear Creek TO buffalo at lie; schf Iasf
| barrel ytaycs, Ashtabnla to Buffalo at 81 per N
, 1876-05-18

10 tn EkIlern Ass0ctdfsd iTtH'
NEW YonK, May l7.--tio'1 active and asHs.
opeu{ng Ut 112h. advancing to ll24. and closing
at HES. Carrying rates to 2h. Loans werc also
1Dnilo Gat.
Governments wcrp strong.
Railroad bonds wefc Irregular. but IN the main
l1m.
Htata securities wrro dull.
Stocks opened weak, with break In sharcs OF
,oal roads Of adhaH pur cent, the latter in Now
jersey Central. This fresh weakness in coal ahases
laa IN unscttllng influence tho general tnafkot
md, In connection with rumors that the
Commodore WAS wersc. aud that anothuf
reduction ln telegraph, rates wonld soon take place,
caused decline Of AGb1H, moat marked In Unlon
Pacific, Wcato1n unIoa. and Lake 6hore. Tho
1aasket WA lcaa active towards thu GLOBE, hat
IImcr, prices showing rccosuty Of u 70 In fru!u
tho lowest point Of tho day, the latter Pac!9c Mall
C..C.,U EI. which sold 1t aH ut Tue opuning, and
closed at Al bid and s1t asked. Transacsions
were lao 600 shatcs, Of which D. 600 wcto Paciac
Mali, ~. GOO Western Unou. 900 ". Paula
u. cob Eric 80, 600 Lake shofr. nnd g, COO Nirhl.
gan Central
Customs receipts, 337a, 600. .
Vhe Assistant Treasurer ltxburded $l44, 600.
Clenrtngs SIS, 000, 600.
AtnrltuV GTgn nj 4b4X4b4n0A.
, 1876-05-18
PROVISIONS.


HOG PEoDUcTs-Wcrn rathos more active In tho
aggregate. but agnln easier, In sympathy with hoga
which wesc In liberal supply and Huoted lower.
There was no demand except 70 dll elorts. and the
offerings wcra larger than wanted By buyesA Tho
weakness Of tho past weok two Is ch!chya consc'
auence Of prospect that thu summer packing will bo
large enough TO seriously Interfere with the deHand for
vlnteF.cured stun.
MISS PoRk-WAs active for July delivery, md dull
otherwise. with another turn OF weakness. The mar.
krt declined per br carly and recovered inst ha
Of the drop towards tho Cloao. safca wero reported VI
$50 bria settle. Juno At so a52o 0 and IL 10 brla
seller July NJ ~, Total "A. 600 tTis. Tho
market cloaou quiet SO a3d ~ cas. according 10
wcght SO s52e0. ~ sccf Mays SO 35&.2o ~ seller
.lunn, xo4l 7t49o75 soller July. and norntnally at
o Keller August Seller the ycaF noialnai at
l7HAb1775. ,.,,,, ~. ..s -.
Lanis-Wss moderately actiyo, but 2gAtn weak DO.
clufnK t5ttc 100 from the CusinX OF Tues
dny sy,npathy With drop of ~ ~ ~ ih L!sot
nOo rallied atKht1y towards tho cIose Haea wEf9
reported at tU1 tc4 nletcdl g 3l1Ha;
tcs seller juno at f13 ~ tcs koIlef IVY
Vi iii and 1sD t. ss|lor AuRnat y t!a "
ei13 70 sosT Juty md n $t2 - seller August
tat0ns for present delivery wcfc non!nny
The only transactonx rcporsed were ela salee Or
ii alorf ribs IL $40. lu NJ ca. and &1o7a seeF
jlyt hut It Il Probable that b01o ether snlcs Mpto
ssub rosa" 1lu offerings wuru fair, md tho demand
very light The following was thu c1ofshS fahee u
, 1876-05-18
REAL ESTATE.
The tcllowIng Instruments were died for record
Wednesday, Mar II.

The te1lawLng Instruments were died Tor record
Wednesday, May II:
c,r4 rRorEnrT.
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Ts5 sea,s TnMi'{stt T. {s!ts NJ sHS fis,.y iy
q q q sllsy aas9a ss AK i: vi
@'s9Sf1it3 i II dstrtf xpfi1 iii ,,,........ $50
viii 81. iso i d xaR':Ssa i VI aiis's ii Inn
w!!sos aSsss y III - Il Il Canal i; a5siio
vi vs assS sse' L; iioss: il ii 3iaiG
c:sa!1 s.h ;s TsnssS a aseea Z: xs
1neoa IL ii Il Of jask;on IL i. ass
ssss as 4 is!ss fSs q 4.9os /: ii1i IT,
csnsfs assa fsA FIX ~. *ss Ii 81 ogden ~. II,
Asssa sf & q isias & ss:Hff
nefssa oi daiia; It, @fia;iiGai, .ou
Auaasa usssa na.i T. Is aioit Mi1aakss a. ~
o4shsla x e T. s,'isS fs:eo 81 NJ Nsxr a. o;io
e414at5 r. dard stsy a........:.. 12ooo
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Asssiasfas5 aas,Ss Aa5 !. cor of Iyis' a;xiasi
Ar.saRfdRn Ta,Sa nfR5t t. COZ Lytie Il II. 2srias IL
"1ya dstaf II y. .' so
i! Vi; $sSisS
Msrt asna ~ y ,H1 nstsh X Jt.. i4, .sa.s aNx
| ,,oHrn ~ cIrY LIMITS WITHIN RADIUS OF BEVEN
| utLRs oTTHR cOuRr HOUSE.
Nopla ar, G7i II Of Sheffield ~, Rf, y II TO AL 49,
| ny, dated June 10, 1879. Nt
I sns;T,I ~ cry LIMITS WITHIN RADIUS OF sRvEs
I NltER Or cuuNT.noUBE.
"Gptdd datd III yny ). So OK
a.,sd H. =. 49, 500
iIincxsY} 4a75
4s4iaf viii bu!5diass dass.i stay is... H. 20
Wth Gni,dBs., IL lifted I'll. in............ l7m
| Bellevue ay. ats II Of Forty third A. q I. 2oH
souii esfn1 &; t.ssa 4, ssy q Sf i.
~ 17xlmfs. dated Nay Il ;,;:;:.;;::.,,;' 20
YHxi7u1l, dated Mny ia..........,.....".. 4,lo
, 1876-05-18
IfOl&EION.

8pecfal Dtlpaleh to 4At Tribune.
L,y1npoul. 3lay l7-l .. aa--Ftoua-Hot i
24A; No. 2, e.a.
Observation-Disclosures, No. l. D. 10d; No. z, ~
el; spring No. !. u ID; No. ., Ga Sd; white. No.
J. os lod No. On I'd; club. No. los ID; NO. y 10
4Ol Corn, 2ds&2aa Sd.
pnottyloss--posk, H:.e ID. Lard, h8s 3d.
LlyEnrool, May I'LL 80 r. m.-Lard, 6ss 3D.
Kcst unchanged.
LlyEuluo1, Aay l7-Latest. -CprToN-steAayy y
HAQsU sid; eales Of TO- o0o balss, ueladlns a,ooo
for speculation and export, aaa Q, 0oo American
, 1876-05-18

fana and short cicars " lie cash. md seller
Iuy xeI, swc al pjcEed hama i1s i5c. Cumcrlsnas,
lt3{c, caah q seller Apttl long'cut laa. l24s
iar, NoxSli bacon }.RH4s t+4l3c>
ijREAaE-WnA quiet at Gh40c. .x
ilEEP PFRUpUtTB-Werc Htcady npd quiet At SIC, rs
NIl.tQ for tf1eak+ 4N.75El1." tof eAsEA u1ess suo
6Sl. 3Ota.13. cI foF hanls .,,.s.
TALLoW-Waa quoted At 8sls4c forclsJ. and 7}ts9c
for EOuDtTy tot4,
, 1876-05-18

asrxf.sn Elm OyeTfn 1h.. S1,
Oould B CnTtJ..... 1ast9ee. ''' ap{S
jlcat h pclGhcF. MN ACaleuoalA.''' 's"t" "s
Halo a NotcIo4a, G3h
Lo,no,. tay17.- .-Consols, monoy aud account,
90 ZIG. r. 1o.,<, 4r-.
New York contfal, 90; Eric, 1aA; preferred.
nlH. ,o~,,..
Eh 1OnA.
, 1876-05-18
UnEADSruFTA.

FLou1-Tts auict md unchanged. The wrRrncn
In wheat caacd buyers for shipment TO hold on but mo
umalIne Of stocks In The bands Of uos dealers ensoed
theta Ia insist full former prtces f0f Gho tcT loN
taken TO supply local nccd Sales wcye reported Of 40
Iris winters NJ - 1906 Is: 7so hss sptinE e1tsa u
81 23s. 80; and $40 hr's spring iapcFdnea u $s $50
40 Total. i,aD Grla. Tho market cioseti steady n
thc following rAagu Of prfces Co!es #lhtor extras
st. 17,a7. .a7.6; COMMON "a good Do, *3.sIHI5.sas
shipping extfaA e4.oos5ooi good do. SsoolA37h;
choice 20, s5.sUsa- s7I{l pAteaa do 100000;
Mnnesgta, t5uUe6 5a1 spFtae sSpes1ass1 Ss'v's*"'t
rfo dour. 4t.:51t.hO.
uRAx-Was u.ure active, sod easier. Sales wero loo
tons u $40 track and frea On beard caF'
CORK. axAL-Coarsc was nunlnal NJ ST. ao@i7.7s pr
ton Oh trnck.
WIlKhT--Was active and gcnenily weak. being fully
c lower the whofu range though tho market orenca
raae adsaasas N; Early On 81 .ssx
aSsS yssgaes al caa.t sstoag, advance q !. nr
g s.: s ae'
sSss s1 ~ " 1sxa1 Snysa
u - ss;:a 1t s"S @
Sss h. Is
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xY ~ a3 n;s tss ssu st
:, s afs e hss 'sn ia si
!" II It ,ss I tts4: % .ss.
vss ff ps asf & 81 Z Sst ia ~
aa du1lnE The yrs..sf ps,t Of ahs ss,sou s'ggfi,:
Janv ojsnrd a. GN 44ssacsa @ - xiga1 ts t ~ y
Sipsiug II Ei.oi7{ seller Juiy sol1 T. D. oas. M
ciusiHE seer the month. caah NJ 3antlne.
| MD ii /. OittlUA coA!hu u slUuk ON. will cAs
ss pe!ux e pFss q reana }ot, tbe moa.i
i ssWH " M spr!ax .. y osset q; : 20, " NJ
Do q aa;tS ~ ~, ~ T. 70 - u I'll g
& Sy ssnp,a !! Gs<s7c. Total y o ba; ~.
pei H. s. sas ssaekeia %stsst ss.s !.
ID Ey sspls d " % stsSSi aa ~ ~ e. hu ~
tsse ~ neafa s .tWs oxSf liz kreats.
aselps beinx il cash ots which very not e urgent!
eoo ": TSs.ss ass.as u ~ r., n, =
eFsa,c though thcy exeeee4 b{ re saipm@sat+ vet
wa4 ia1ufy tor shpt1en1 but u va nhaa
.ol asl t&da ~ lssn r. aatjsai.ss js3ns
. pnni1n. tEs Wey:s1. day: ~ snas w. " xsss 4
sAs4 grSsA Tx xsstass - :s In,so9! n Iatth
Increase Il our receipts luEthx th4 xaus!ntsF o. ~ ~
eS!s .ssa$ 4 a. snssEss isesats has bosa taa ii
, 1876-05-18
COMMERCIAL,

The following were the receipts and shipments Of
tho leading articles Of produce In th!a city during
the twcnty-four hours ending at 2 o'clock on
Wednesday morning:
, 1876-05-18

t1tii;STi,e market opcnctl fairly active, and
tuo s so.o TIT rttces %ef9 nSs y.
iecilnE ali around. and tho days tradpH was done IT
HteiO. desllMe edc tn light ant l0c In heavy R3lgh9-
aid ut S7orh7t5 for tonln,un 10 pr1M9 heavy, NOT
iii tho logs vera tn9cn. aud Tic market closed ao anu