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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-01-08
KallroaDs an0 STEAMBOATS,.
Maine Steamship Co.,
Eemi.Weckly Line 10 New York.
Steamers Eleanora and Franconia,
Will, until further notice leave
] Franklin Wharf, Portland, ev.
cry MONDAY and THURSDAY,
at y O'Clock. r. NJ, and leave


Pier SO, East River, New York, every MONDAY
and THURSDAY at,4 p. N.
The Eleanora 10 new steamer, inst built for this
route and both she and the Franconia are lifted up
with une accommodations for passengers, making
this the most convenient and comfortable route
for travellers between New York and Maine.
These steamers will touch at Vineyard Baven dur
Ing the summer months on their passage to and
from New York.
Passage in State Room, $500. Meals extra.
Goods forwarded to and from Philadelphia
Montreal, Quebec st. John, and all parts of Maine.
ArFreights taken at the lowest rates.
Shippers requested to send their freight to the
steamers early as P. NJ, on tae days that they
leave Portland. For further information apply to
HENRY FOX General Agent Portland.
J.F. AMES, Agent, Pier 3s East River. NY.
Tickets and state rooms can also be obtained at
- Exchange street.
Portland, 1876. iuly2l.ftf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-01-08
Maine Central Railroad.
CHANGE OF TIME.

On and after Monday, Oct. 26th, 1878,
trains will leave Augusta
For Portland and Boston, 500, ll.40 A. NJ, and
1888 p. NJ.
For Roekland, 600, II. 40 A. NJ.
For Pennington, II 40 A. NJ.
For Bath, Lewiston and Portland, 600, lilo A.
NJ, 2l5 P. n.
For Watervllle and Skowhegan, x40 P, NJ.
For Waterville, Belfast, Dexter and Bangor, 335
4. NJ, 4.a0P. NJ.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-01-08
Mystery Solved.
The Great Secret Of the Wonderful
SUCCESS OF vEaETINE

l. strikes a. the root of disease by purifying the
blood, restoring the liver anu kidneys to healthy
action, tnviyoratipg the ner,"" v~um
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-01-08
VEGETINE
Will Cleanse Sorofula from the
System.
HONEST OPINIuN.

Mr.. Fl. r. STEvENS:-
Dear Sir This is TO show that my SOL was ken
sick In January, 1861, with Scrofula, which came
out In large sores and ulcers on his leg and hip.
His leg was sweed more than twice lis natural
size. He had several doctors of high standing In
their professionalism from Bo- ton and thee rom
Charlestown-wthout getting bit better He was
obliged 10 lie wherever he WAS placed, for he had
no Of his limbs whatever When We bad given
up all hopes OF his living We were told touy Nege
tine. the great blood remedy: aDd he had taken ii
The sores run so bad that had 10 change the
cloths four or I've tmes day. SUI, he was get
ting better; for he could move his nbs al help
himself little. He was soon able to sit up in bed
and by constant use OF Vegetine, 1t has cured him.
he has q lame leg, which he v III probably have ior
life; but we all honestly believe, If we had used
Vegetine before we had bothered with those doc
tors, it wonld have saved the use Of his leg, and
restored ii to natural health. hope all those
troubled with Scrofula Will read this testimony OF
me and my son, who 10 now well and able t, speak
for himself.
CATHERINE MAHONEY,
DANIEL MAHONEY,
10 Trenton st. Charlestown, Mass.
May III. 1879.
The above plain but honest statement conclusive.
~ shows the quick and thorough cleansing effects
oil the Vegetine in Scrotula.
Vege'ine is acknow lodged By all classes OF people
30 be the best and most reliable blood purifier In
the world.
Vegetine Is Sold BY all Druggists.
janl.tAwlm
, 1876-10-03

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s:Ei sa
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se;a d sesn !s 4 IL 81 s sn
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bGss :ocas!s irss on boatd: Tolai o,, SnGI: ~,
AZ ;:t:s. i ;:$ s &; ss
W " ss S Ss ~.
Us IL 's 6y ssp'o IL 5 aaio o tsses
,. H.. :css MI s Gesa!ss s. II. 4sa I'd ewer
s:se!: yS;' ss; T S. esSs
@ @ nEs p s ssr as ses1 ysf sna
s 1 fo.s sas sss $751; It ts:s Gs
.s L .Ss Ss.SE i So:s g. es.aS !. i ssi
4 ss ss \ @.Sa?&e! s III s
ri os;ea sames Ss5e @ w asa &C ss I'm .s; E r:
s!a:xsis: aS1 III rsjseted Is xfs53e: AZ n eid n
IL L ssGs foa tssssss and
o'sT II Il ss1t Mix for October. and
9 !; : ! !$;; i:
@ 4ss Ss + L Ss'sss sa ssa GsE s Ss
lS,O3 for the year. ~
, 1876-10-03

choicn ofcrlngs in ints. It'd slipncnts cdcd
swcet ro(atocs are 1untca d e3.Nfz4.as =.
8EEHS-TfInpthy was slow Mnh lDWcr. The receipts
wefe moderate. hut the nttors the oor #Err lin.
Lila, Viii maaa !, lseiinc II s@,as por Su. !iSes
ranged from 81 nsstaa prime e1tsins NJ nh,A s73:
at 81. 17}4ast.7u. Clover aod ut s7.Oo.
and Onondaea, Gnc, 81, 80; Caaas 10 sl.5 ordinary
coatsc, 81 7oi dniFy, Without bags. F17e. dsry. with
nHS nn A;;e ,ssR q Sssy My sack s4 ground
TEAs-1hcre moderately active md decidedly
Grl,l market fur THO recent ADVANCE ri ttlu
Of Bbrry Hnd at the EnAt has given lodcrA In
creased nnateEtc. and higher prices ay s expected
to prevail tt1e further along In te scason. VIC still
Vnnpordtr- 3o6zssc; good do, ssee4oe, me.
c: ) t4Rs sRstx xoo ,' 81 ss}s e. s9s ss t.ey te,
infpt,ia'- Common. 2aaaac, good lo asGsasc; me.
1lH fNa2 good t11, 41Gt4acs tlnt. 5dt53ct 0etts
os&sph, chntce. b5dl7Oci choicest, 5Oa7ic.
I1Yan-E Enlmn,on, 24a31.. good common 9J]15cs
Oo!oagS-Coinnlon, e8a5tlci good common. a1l15cs
medium, 4o1t:cs Rood medium. 439sl3c nnr 4s4s5Gc,
finest. a5dstsc, eh0scc. 0eag1c, choicest, 7itt3Uc
WooD-waa arm, and unchanged. quoted a. u. 80
Wuol.-Contlnuca IN fnIr rcFuctt, and urn. Tho
.oss r oFo T. mnae'scy larRs an fho M - rcseipts r.
hand. Of interior dealers: huolat!nns Tub. Eastcd,
nle,tlun. 2s@17c; medium unWhshed 2slt24c; nnc do.
154(1lc. " -.--. .. .-.1
, 1876-10-03

CnrcA0o.-Fro!ghts weEo rather quiet ea,l,, n
carriors refused to accept tho rates offered, hut /,
tho afternoon thirteen vessels were nhea fofco.n
the rates by sail being 3c-an advance Of aboptst
The following engagements were scported e,,t,.
To Kingston-Tho achr Hercules, com, at 5It.
tho schr Dol[vIa, wheat, at &c. TO Cape Vincent
schr Hammond, corn. To 0gdcnsburs-rpy
Nnhhua and Garden City, corn through. 70 Bu,.
falo tsntnrday p. m.)-Bnrgc sandnsky, whc,t II
3c. and Superior, rye, at 2hc; prop law, cor,
through. To Erlc-prop 1ndia and echs Schurkm
corn through. In tho afternoon the tttt, {,
Mcars, seotla, 81; Copely, oncoata, g.. s. lii.
Zard; a'keit!', l.. ]. Clask, llelvet!a, Lutst.
Atwatcr. =, PaEsons. =. y: Barker, oil CON Il
through. Capacity. ii, 600 bu wheat COO, 0oOk1
corn, and oi. 600 bu rye.
MiLwAuKEE. Sept 30.-Thcro was good Il.
mand for grain vcts cls to-day, but none could h
obtained, owing to tho scarcity of vessels her,
8htnpess freely offered Sc on wheat 10 lpfll9;
small vessels would undoubtedly obt1jn J4t
Kingston rates arc firm at &c. Charters: Gea!L
G. Harrison, wheat to BnfFnl0 at &c.
nuPTALo, Sept. 30.-Charters: Bark yandst.
blft, coal. Cleveland to Marquette at 4Oc, and eu
back at 81. 30; Rchr lien FrnnklIn. lime, heatt.a
Cleveland at 10 per .hrl; schr New I1amHhln.
lime, do At 10 per hrl: and tchr Fottota, es4
Flecco, Kato Wins10W, Northwest, coal 10 Chit,7,
at 40c; stuon,- barge Fletcher and contort 1ronta
dry Lumber from Hay City to buffalo at $500 ri
m; schr Young America, coal 10 Detroit at ~;
Echr Three Nclls, coal to Satnta at 4Dc; tehF AZ.
media, coal to Satnia At 40c, md lumber from IL
8ablo to TOnaWanln at So. 1b per m; schr Want.
tcc, coal, Eric To Black Rock as U0c.
, 1876-10-03

10 tbs RetieFn Asgocia.kd F4tsa
NEW YoltK, Oct 2.-00ld opened at 1lOh and
closed ut ITO. Borrowing rates were 8 to hat
Loans worc also made at tor carrying.
Governments were qntet.
IlaIlroad bonds were Irregular,
Btate securities wers quiet, except Tennessces,
which were lower.
Stocks wcFo Irregular, opening strong and high.
CT, with tho exception OF Rock Ialand, Delaware,
Lackawnnna i Western, and Delaware 4 Hudson
Canal, which wcEc lower. After midday the mar
Get was strong for Lake Shore d Michigan Cen.
trail. OH belief that settlement OF tho railroad
war, OF, a. lsAst, An advance In rates. was only q
question Of short time. Coal stocks wrru weak for
Delaware, Lackawanna i Wcstern, md Delaware i
1lnlson. Now Jersey Ccntral was exceptionally
stron.. the payment of thu October inturest tend.
Ing to strengthen 1t. During the last hour tho MIR.
let was Arm fur Lake Slore Michigan Central,
New York Central, and Wcstorn Union Telegraph.
Tho coal socka were hlghor aud d0liverlcB Of Dea-
Warc. lAekAWnnNh l. Western, Delaware d Hind.
son, md New Jersey Ccntr2l waru irregular that
purchases had to bo made under tho rulo TO
were barsy hteady: Tranlactona Wcre III, 600
Northwestern. ~. 600 Rock lslund z COO ST. Pans,
~, 600 Lake Shore, LOCO New York Central t. 600
Michigan Ccntral. Ia, 600 Delaware LncAawanun
& Western, 81. 900 New Jersey Central and 1, OOU
Delaware i Hudson Canal.
NEW YORK. Oct. a.-Monsy inactive; 9flI.
pIslne mrrcauti!e p1pcs, 4GtV.
Tho Assistant Treasurer dishu1scd &o7, 600.
CustoH's receipts. Ss:A, QUO.
EtssiIn,5 '1s r., az Sooe; Ao,,> an.
, 1876-10-03

manifested to-day among brokers and operatora IN
american Mining Hoard. It HID been expected
that quotations would bo received eefoIs tho
morning cnl hnrc. md considerable hehirt was
ovinccd 10 obtsin them bel foss the opening Of
buslnoM. The .tl!tenIng n ps!ces Of nonanxasoeks
tho contre OF attraction ia Tho Now York Hoard,
though. after Eastern quotations had been bMl.
tetincd, prices fell on Ia tho afternoon. The
street was full OF rumorH regarding tho progress Of
business in the new Hoard. Many canarde and
bogus dispatches were Adoat.. Extras containing
quotations and tc1errme relative 10 the new enter.
prise met With ready ene on tho street this oven
Ing. -
FOREIGN. ....
LoNnov, Oct. 2-5 p. m.-cousols for money
and account D5 11.1B.
United States nonds--5-20s Of '65, 100; t87s,
1854: 10.40s, iO9n: now 81, 107X.
New York Central. 90; Eric. 81; preferred, II.
pAEia. Oct. 3.-1lentes. l05f doc.
FnAsKronT, Oct. 2.-Unlted States Bonds-NaW
g. lQ14.
, 1876-10-03

1dl9dG&di aa1es 10 coo baca, speculation mad ex'
port, :, 000 hn1ct; American, 9. 100.
Hreadtt,ri-EAiifornta whtto wheat, average.
~ bdGsth, California whttn wheat, rlub t0,els al:
rcd Woatcfn snsInH, No. 10 Mt. l. HI ioSpA udt rcd
Western winter, No. 4 TO No. I. In 4daaDs DA
wcsscrn canal. 71s ed@aas. Cosn-weatorn mixed.
25s 3,Gt73s. 9d. 6at-American. 1904 81 American
barley. is Cd. Canadian pcas.'a7S I'd.
GYorer Stsd-Amcrcan, dha3ss.
F91rtsfapA-AIcfs PORK, eoa Primo mess hecf. 70s.
Fine American chechc, bts. L1tt-American. ga.
1tncon-Lona clear. 4us, short clear, 40s.
1tiIoo-Flnc American, 43s od. r.....
JNroltnn-sp!rstA lis 61t ronncd. 1as 6d2i0l
Ltassa 0l-15a Ht92ds.
Et.tn-Comnon, 81 Dd1sga, pale, 1tk
!apiriis MFpenltne-25a.
I,oSpoS, Oct. 2.-sptftis Niralsrn,-l2H9tu.
Gperm Oit-els.
ANrwkRr, Oct, 2.-Piroleum-a1.
, 1876-10-03
DRY GOODS,

New Y0rE, Oct. 2-DQR!neA wss tcaa active With
commission houses but theSc vas fair jobhing trade
Cotton goods weIn IN moderate domand aud ttcady.
Prins active Gnd very strong on account Of tho
advance In psint cotis McrFtnac carnal prints wrsa
ADVANCED DEc.s goods wcrc Ia steady request Woolcn
goods vurr in moderate donland. The E<pFtst sAysi
"Thcre IL healthy touo 70 trade. and everything
progressing satisfactorily Thu seRa7n promises 10 bo
the largest fot the nvd yeAI past. and certainly oru
remuncratiyu than my rsyt0us tor year TWO.
The cotunizAon merchants have had an Acliya demand
for prtu especially ta1k fanclea at full aud advauc'
lug prcca. Thstn very lito accumulation 0f stock
aotwIlatandthW ih= fact that soc Of tue mills ar,
working Lu extra time, Thu continued nr;ilnrAs pf
, 1876-10-03
LAKE MICHIGAN.

CHICAGO. at the docks was veg du0
yesterday ...Thero 10 a large lumber feet It III
market, but few sales aro perfected. .... There VII
another Jam at Twenty-necond street bridge ~.
tctday which delayed navigation for d consile',ss
timo. Tho schr l.. johnson left sct ManIilea u
get cargo OF lumber Thursday afternoon, ruatts
was bnck again Sunday afternoon. This Il Cot
stdored worry quick trip. The scllr Avenass au
also mado fnst trip. She made thu rua from
Manialeo to this city III l!ttls less then tatns1
hours. The tug Robert Tnrrant has gona
into dry.dock to havo her shoe a1ed.
This schr Mary L. Iltegio Is now loadl.3
dcala at Manlstee, which she has bern CHARTERED
to curry to Quebec, Negotiations are now n
Europe. 1T blew almost ga1c all day Jetersi!
from tho southwest, but southwest winds DO r'l
disturb tho lake mitch In this vicinity. and htnsa
no dlflcuity was experienced from tue blow.
, 1876-10-03

Also, shipped /, 805 bn rye by rail- 20, 600 lu
do to Buffalo. u, 900 bu do 10 Eriq; ~, 900 bu
barley by rail-. 30, Os5 bu do Dualo, and II, 42o
bu do 10 colngwood.
Tho Now York Herald gives tho following aun,-
mary Of tho situation In that city at tho close OF
last week:
"a sfsSsess 81 ssfs
ssSe 4
ssss Sis pss.S
s g T y s
'as Gst sH
~ = H. "sss IL saS S' s
Sf h.s 4 SstrGs a;is' u; ho{as hSwsysf dsm.sds
taos. ILL
msss toaS W. sx % n ssno
,Wht!s offerings ars esr bsth ~ inmedlass aaa
sss ss *: si s: s
The kilograms yestcrlay were very encouraging
10 wheat holders. Thoy indicated an advance OF
2Q3c per bu on new, which sold At 81 - for No.
.. while 81. IL was bid for old No. shipped ont OF
Ncclys Elevator and Just arrived there. The tolo.
grams indicated q decided Improvement In the do.
u,and both for milling and cxport-ths inter being
chiefly on Continental nteount
The receipts Of wheat In this city exhibited
large increaso ycstcsday. 41c cars being inspected
Into store. There was good deal Of head shaking
over tue fact, as II was supposed 10 CONFIRM the
idea that tho September wheat corner was run IN
.ae Mescst OF Certain railroad oleialA II ts only
proper " ho'o tAat tl!e weather In minnesota has
.cetu'y pee" very nhd' gentleman Just returned
!!ous teus thfoagh thaf state reports that Inst
Weahesoay was INC hsst day that the
!aEmeta eoa,o thfash 10 any considerable extent,
tho weather having been too damp, This has kept
wheat back, undoubtedly; but il IL also truo that
tnete was plen1y OF wheat IN the country ready 10
<aKe advantage o. inc nigh prices OF last week.
Wnlch con1a not % sent nero owing to lack OF
car 1acllltacs' !Ae same gentleman reports that
tie average slo'a OF Minnesota VIII be t0Gal3 bu
per acre. but saat she VIII not export moro than
0ne-thitd - much wheat ~ usual. lto says that
tue m!!loFa ID several sections are grcedy buying
up Gil tho wheat that 1s o1cfcd And arc paying
within about &c OF tho Chicago prlcc therefor.
A cargo OF new wheat wns bouEht In this mar
kct yesterday to ship down tho It, Lawrence. This
s thu drat straght order shat has hecn Alled hero
, 1876-10-03

TINS AND TuAr.-A dead body, snpposeaM ~ ~
that Of William Moody, formerly cook Of nt!". w. ~
II. Miller, vas washed ashore nt stony a aI nasp+
ccntly.... The Toy. Capt. DrnHdy, Of .he ""
shin Glad Tidlnys. Is holncSasd bou0':1Jh, noh
few days ago tho sshs &c.. q. r. md nvt c.
orts, ownotl by NJ. 1ohn,on suu ..hoIs
Qrpy, Of Milwaukee,. was drfen n
In l!9 Slater Bay. and viii provo tetal 10, io is
was sxpscted At Detroit Saturday toa'ias ay
liz schE Dabiueaw 0oudry ihas ,unS Tsek ST.
loaded with eoal oil and bound TT I.In Kats vAou
away from her cseditos; Ths etpa:ns, r. ns,h ssn
cams aahose at Alexandria nay, wai RI asc'G e Gsseu.
foreign debtor on tho complaint o. II "A y tbe YER
ssi lit ycas William Patterson Of faSSes ri1ias iii,
namo, aud he now languisl'cs ina aante''
Watortown, N. Z. .,,,v.n-prop
MAnVuErrE. AIich., 0et. a;@AEMnks. -; Maak' s.ofrt
nouAp u,..prop Cpyahoga; she felo'"
weather outside, .n,,.d 10 gco
Tho Canadian stmt Argyle IL eon'pe''sa
into the havbor for shelter. 1Iurd
PAssKD ur iEsvgHpAf..Paclae, u -
WIH1-West, and sQually.
, 1876-10-03

thNra1 and khc 1Tnnk rnux tu.f nrnrtun prn,n lars
ia hc ,he o.t .c.txc ~ tbn .csson tbn. ~ Th.r,
w,sn fa,.,v satisfactory a.m,na for rrnc,.los a.
tnlIv nrcvton. rr,tn. Torc,, Srn .,r.no nra al.
vanrlnr. 7ho srnnv I, 1o,s san ho,s i.,ga a. a.
this limo last vesr whi,c mira, a,c noarlv ac ner
lb lovcr. Sugars ,e,nnin duti I'M a ~ hcii wtth
iii shn,v NJ nrn,n..s srh.-s "a . 6,m fec,.
inn in sirnn. mn,,s.c.. rseo sD,rcs nnd
tcss. m. hnt,cr t,.as ror,,nnss actI1c, with
nrIeca rnt,n, vow arr rbress wns duii
AZ 1fuGin9c n, vnoI m hcsk factory.
No nricc changes ,rcrc doyclonad In tbe foh ami
dripd fruit mnrkois Ann,cs' ncoche,. snd in fact
dnme,ttc 5,Io, t,nl,, r.nnroiiv rnmntn inoc,ivc'
nrd a. for A. .si,o. - cnncsrno .h,v .rc NJ tho
Tnon,en, ,rrni. nnnJnal o;t. rcr.jn ,vltho,t
,nrrh .,,,,.,sr c.,hor t,nscnd ,.nl ora trrnnn.
tns ,rors n,,o,cd nTrn. Coal wa. arm AZ ~ os IN,
ooo a. ~ n, NM md - ~ fnr rnngc.-nn nj.
rsnes ~ osc ner Inn. Wand ws, dnii and mn.
chonocd rhcta Uas 4 roa,onablv active md Hrn,
leather ,a+tct 1,arrtnt, rcmatn, o,,iat AMI ,fcn,v
There was little change in ,bs condition Of tic
were ia.i md the deuaud llss.. Attic yara. ,rado
IS taF' "pt tho aocks a7o 'ai OF LUMBER. aha aea'
efs can easily hil thcie ofoeFs watnout re-
tnt't"e W .'o Wholesa'e mAeRc' ior sup
pucs' nus'a'na ma'eF'a!s were IN very 'asf
uemanas cspce'a.y nme nnd common
nGin o. wn,a ae s the asmnna 10.
arc nrm under moderate supplies and in sympathy
with Eastern mafkcfs. broom. corn. hops, and
Inv were uNchnnreh SeeiH tvcrn nttfet and strnay
-, s...-. -. =, .
Ahe unc'aEh" VI etec" Nu'Is VIZ" e'noHEA suAh
, 1876-10-03
GENERAL MARKETS,

49, - -
the crop supposed 70 run ch,cay to better eracs Tho
receipts :onsins ~ Choice s1eon hur, oo medium
huf! req uapea, sancs green otash. Win tar' enough
% seys;, IT. sa a,Se Ss ,ea naea se
dc; inside brush, aesSc; medium to Choice s,at
brsd, tase intarIor btn,, aasHe, crooked do 2S4e.
ss;sss asss Ss ign. vsssse:s
hese lkey 70 PC 10 ions as Tue uomana eaeocas Inc
s The KeT yoFH and markets ID
choice to extra sraaesI. lrner in sympathy Thera
il no accumulation Of stock. We quote: ChoIce 10
sass sxss ysev ase msn to sooa sEade 2oaa'e;
nA%giSGMTho ;emanI continues 1,unt at seadv
S&tark & y. ;3s; feSrisss "A, a9c Lewiston: 2oHci
xnosksss Si tGs otsl eiccE o3ss 5u1iap Gsss t.
soa soho bs s,ts !a'Sa' euHnsA' 'ins'' tsi4c; TO-
;sRs M s :%s. a.
q; lime sn Mlk 0n pGr Irl; 90 tn 1rs p5c L9u!sslo
1sS sss
EN- a1a Scw Yess ..Ygco, w. p1aaterins'hsr.
m at tor seol to fancy
n @ e eS # S D.
sy svss 5 ssF !. xst & n ras s
81 6tua,!.os coal remain as bsfofe. Following i sns
II; ssse 1s7ssS'hrs e s eaSqs as as' 3sq , e.
sasSss''o; ba's'moro d Ohio s''o: Illinois, ss7s
scF gssss Arm ss
R1sTaFs fki tss' N, se' ,5T sSy1 n
Sss; tss,: ;$; ;ss; ;sts ws
nnnSsIs Ehris III 'ns,Inti;, Eo tSnrc. e1fpn snIu
, 1876-10-03
by TELEGRAPH,
FOREIGN CITIES.
Spkefal p{tu9tcA to ma TfttunS.

LIVERPOOL, Oct. ALL .. u.-f7our-No. /. 2Ait
No. =, ia cd.
n-wheat-wiater. No. I. Of oa, No. ?, o. I'd;
spring. No. 1. IL %, No. ], 81 10d& white, No. l..
1os, No. 2. o. od, club, No. !. 1us al; No. ! los,
Corn-No. I, 25s Cd; No. .. 25a ~.
Irerfffont-potk. HCA. Lard. STA
LIVERPOOL. Oct. 3-Lasest. Entton-Du1l and cas3art
, 1876-10-03

Spetldl U]6Wllch 70 1H6 9F76uHe.
PoHT TuKoN, Mtch., Oct. 2.-DowS-Pfogh H.
leigh. China; ael,rs samuc! j. 1iIacn, Triumph.
Ux-rsops Commodore. Wtna!ow. Huron eHl'
st. AIbans, Empire State, Y. Swain ant! eontosI
japan and conaort, East Saginaw md baress; ssAn
Peshtlgo, Trinidad, o. NJ. Bond, II. A. lsledmooa
Allegheny.
WiAp-Sonthwcst. fresh; wcatheI dne.
Special Ditpatch 10 The Ittbank Nam,
PoRr IlEnoN, Mich., 0ct. ..-nowSrrI.o'9|
Sovereign, Nariuo City, Raleigh, China: PotE,'
Clnmbcrlin; schrs Samuel j. Tildcn, Tf'amPA
William A. Moore with bargcs. v.,,,.
ur-Frops u. W. Blanchard. Lawrencs, ke!ia' keIi.
nm md coi,sort; achrs Telegraph. NJ. I. Tfenp@
WiSu-seuthwcst, fscrA; wcather fine.
, 1876-10-03
COMMERCIAL.

The followiugwero the rectfpts and shipments Of
the leading artlccs Of produce In this city during
the fo.ty.eight hours ending ut o'clock on
Monday morning, add for the corresponding tin,o
last year:
, 1876-10-03

pfitt cloths naturally has tendency t, .,,,.-.
print market, 1rown cottons senctalj, Insrashsa LII
ors attention. ana s.o The lower sraae. aass " ,s
1nAna 1t hardening prices" >ssa IN Aetl,s d.
, 1876-10-03
DRY GOODS AT NEW yonK.

Tho DHilttin gives tho importa Of dry goods in
New York during September Us so, 473, 00O, which
Is 81, 700 400 below the total for the corresponding
month last year, md 93 OIL 003 less thu In 1874.
The foreign coin value Of foreign dry goods placed
upon the markut during tho month Is 81, 370, 118.
with September last yenr, and 81, 10l, III com.
parcl with 1874.
, 1876-10-03

Hoo rROnuCTs-Werc ouIet c1ccnt IN vtar nork
and nru, viii jit,Ic chonrn in nrjces thomrh ~.
tendency WAS upward. Tho receipts Of h oEs wcro
fair and priccs well sustained md ther1 werc few
more orders hora Tor product but chiefly at Inside
he1fcs Wll!c holders would not ncccnt Tho stock OF
pork In Now York is reported to he only IN, CSC brs
nyaiust n :I month cQo md H. 1877 IrtH year aro
Thc stncr ~ i,r tcrr ID - s frs srana, 81 n.s tc.
A1 sueA VI 'AN Itso - A@'os W. ssa"ss zFuss tes
month ARO. st.. Louis reports only tQf bTls pork
$50 tcs lar,, and J. 3o3, COZ lbs mcata-nl winter.
.",M-nn. 4uos uu aue e".'1co so%.on per b!,
with moderate demand for tho yenr' and decidedly
strong feeling In new rork, which commanded jplAs
premium over tic pd salcs were reported OF 400 rla
, 1876-10-03
Withdrawn from store on Saturday for city
consumption: BIDS bu wheat, 1,020 bu corn,

WitnafhWh from stoFe on satufday Tor city
consumption: LIDS bu wheat, 1,o20 bu corn.
l, 400 hu rye, $50 BIT barley.
The following grain was inspected into store In
this city on Monday morning: / chr No. 9
white winter wheat, cars No. l rcd winter, 0
cars No. do. car rejected do, 10 cars N.
". No. wheat, "a tara N. ". No, 2 do, 10 cars
No. spring, 227 cars No. 2 do, 90 carB No. . do,
20 cars rejected do, 3 cars grade t11o wheat>; /;
cars No. corn, 103 cars and IS. 900 bu high
mixed do, ~ cars and 20, 100 BIT Nos do, lis curs
rejected do Il, o3e cosul; 10 cars whito onts 11
cara No. do, IA cars rejected do, cars no grade
49, oats}; cars No. rye. II cars No. 2 do,
cars rejected do, car no grade t35 rye); cars
No. barley. il cars No. 9 do. 81 cars No. . do,
81 cara rejected do tl4B taslcy). Total (1,70D
carr,, 73o, ooo bn. Inspected out: "A, 400 bu
whrnt, 2H5, 083 bu corn, 100 bu rye.
Tho following table shows tho distribution OF tho
brcadstus shipped from this city during last week: