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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-11-01
MfObcl! Sdrge! 2umber
" SdSbcr 2Cbubert,

Sdnfte Strabe, $40. Marft unb Wo;art
,eist Dem ssebrten putl,fumspn Stattunb 2anb
bisrmit ersstrnt an, tab er itsts ~ BbeI autr
Nrt SrrrGtbis bat. Dssslsiden SGrse Spx
aGsn GrSbcn BON Spl; unb Istaa unt in iebsm
StYl. Nlcs gut unb tiais.
@ud babe i'd Nsts sutes trudents Iub.
bpls unb anberss anna ateriaI, baS i'd
su ben niscrisiten ct. Nuuis preien, aus1blisB
lid bcr 8rnGt, perfaufe.
slud bin ib Isent fir bic ct. 9out
Stpneware 6 umpan unb Ssrtaufs tsre
5abrifate (@laIrte irbsne 8aItn u. YlumsntBp
ppn Icrre Gotta &C.; cinIhlieblitb Der GraHt,
ct. 0ouis Wreiien. 20 q, S6abtrt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-11-01
Oerbefe 3 ar 0 meter.

y&annit Su mir nidt iasen, 100 man
quite Barometer fauft ?"
yOa fann i'd Dir Defenders meinen
Sdubmader empfcblen. Der madt 10
enae Stiefeln. bab man unfcblbar Sub
nerauaen besommt. uuo Die fno Die
ii1erfen Barometer !"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-11-01

Il mg gebrebteS Serbdltnib 8.
ySreusbimmel -. .ba iaaen Die bum.
men 2eute INNER: ps8as id nidt meib,
madt mir nidt bcib." Wlir sebt's
anbers. gRir wiro's int Gramcn bel
bcm beib, mas i6 nidt wcib p
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-11-01
Gine eriolsrei9e Mr,enet.

sd tauu ais cine srfrlsret6s
Nsetbm sessn Feterlcirsn, Sre'
brsnnen urb 9srtauunssbeidlre
|pcu, "Simmons' Liver ReGu-
|Iator," bciiers empictIcu. eeri'
|@. Eunter, Gbcf GIcrt, Tthafel'
rbia BRIT Sfiite.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-11-01
8si alien Npotbefern jn baben.

gus,us aus sinem e6reiten epn
Scu. Vllcyanter 8. StcpbcnS, eatirt
5. IPars 1872: so sebrau6e mit'
inter, irenn nlein Suitanb cS rer'
lanai, nit sutem GrfIs Or. GINS
mrnS' Qeter Regulator. Gr III mllfe
unb seiant mir teier ais anesre
{tartert Nriencien."
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-14
TO FARMERS.

The highest honors In the way OF Premiums
and Silver Medals on grain products have been
awarded BY several OF each Of the Eastern Mid.
die and Western States 10 ". A. Boutelle the
originator Of the
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-14
The Original Man who Held the
Fort"

He furnished the foundation for San
keys little song. which the religious peo-
pie sing and the irre.igious people
whistle. aud WAS General John NJ
Corse, Of Chicago. IL was in the last
year Of the war, when Sherman WAS nt
Atlanta. preparing for the famous
march 10 the sea Allaf0ona pass was
gap ia the mountain If great strategic
Importance. Its possession was indis-
pensablc to sherman, for to lose II
would have involved not only The sue
cess If his campaign bnt the safety of
his army Cotse knew the responsibility
WHICH rested oH him AID his men. and
the brave fellows knew it, too. He
told them that there must be 40 sur
render, and it was left ont of their Cal
cuations The bloody work began with
IA d, spcrate assault by Gen Hood, des-
perate but successful After hours Of
fighting. Corse began to communicate
with sherman through the signai-sta-
tion on tho kennesaw mountains. The
smoke oi battle delayed the progress
OF the conversation. bat fiuaily II lifted
aud the signal officer slowly read 10
Cofse the inspiring words Hold the
fort wc AFRO cou.iag" The contest
went or. Hold. tpn. knew Sherman
was coming. and Increased the energy
of his attacks, bat In no purps<e lu
the afternuon Corse signalsd this mes
sage
"ALLArooNA. GA J. Oct q. 1902
p M.-Cap,aiu l.. NJ Dayton, Abide.
Camp am short cheek bone and
an ear. but am able 10 whip all HI
ys, Nix losses are heavy. 4 force
moving from St.leshoro to Kingston
gives me some anxiety. Tell me where
Sherman is.
OF course, every body knew Corse
held out till help came, and the pass
was saved.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-14
Liberty of Speech in Russia.

Deschamps, The comedian. visited
-. Petersburg once To play an engage
mon, He arrived ia midwintcr. "Ho-
ly Moses :" be ejsenls,ed. but ii Is
cold" Five minutes later he was be-
fore magistrate. What have l done.
Of what crime am accased," lyon
have been guilty Of seii,ious utterauccs.
Did you net few minutes since, sd-
vance the proposition tha, here. IN the
capital II his imperial majesty, j. Was
sreAeslug cold-" Il iii ard il IL
have eh;lblains even
Prisoner, 10 not make matters wcrse.
This time will overlook Your offcnse,
hnt do not repeat il. Understand for
the future that il - ',at cnid--that u
has no hnsinoss 20 lsc cold IN Russia =
Thereafter. though she Neva Was frox"n
soltd. D..~champs diti 80, fail 10 parade
,hc streets in uagsecn pantalocns
Y hen he returned ! France, after mar
rating tIus incident. he aided Il
PLAYED dNminoes six wears in ono cafe
y, - P,,sE>burg with ST that hadn';
any double six aaa dared not ask for
,'.r 'n.sssug dumiasa.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-14

RKGARKABtK paoPkRrY os ToNAro
LEAVES A frust-ggower IA Valparaiso.
South America. claims - have 3tscHv-
cre,i singular prcpsrty IN tomato
lrave> Having hai ocrasion Re cut
iowa some tomato vlGes, he elsatced 10
use thea. as a tslaleA sroGnd hls reach
fress To his aSteas>hment BE- found
;ba, tbs s.ssrsulia wlieh bad tsen de-
stroying BIS truit abandoned the trees
cauEcltsi sy the tomato mnlea PF-
~aIns some Investigations naturally
suggested hy she unexpected eircunn-
ssancr. he f14na that Ii lcss use of &c
usa;o vices f'rmesi a Yssrf~c: pSsssectson.
no, ouly against the cgEeniie, ess'
against ather noxiaas insects He alsa
i,sam.i that teA os feevxsson ot tomato
leaves, whea sprinklei oa other plaa's.
free,l them q. insects II .hese are fac's.
they are of the asmss: Importance 30
hertieaisgrss.s
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-14
Don I be Afraid TO Work.

\ sarcastic young lady writer SAYS:
Don't h. afraid u work II WAS
neveF known 10 iuf.ics ATTY permanent
ialugy spou auy one. I" bc sure. II
yon hila away or rua from i. yoa1i
bave fv sisnG il Fisht smart shea it
i ,ss rerae ~ alih yoG b.t jus. join
bands with work. aud AZ i nsar .: toe
b-st nat8so,i1 .ssa.y eaa have. /,
will - s,uF islo ii II g,soi running
oFI.r 6a tour appetite ali risht, ,ii-
get y,,nr toad iu .5.j snap. wi,hoai
bit u ds>tor'- .;uf. II will give you
clearie~s of comp plexIon. aaa tlat your
cheeks wi, b color which Will
not he iBiaFiaas. nor rab of Give
me boy or girl who loves 20 work.
God will no. foFsake saeh q one. Ii is
no excasr tEAessns IL alsie 10 bite ~sEr-
wants Natare requires the rich TO
work as veil as the poor, and if we dis.
regard her soiess, she is sure 10 speak so
that one shall he glad to answer. II 10
jast like this The rich may work ar
not. just a. they please, aud the poor
may work or starve, aud il Is Just as
they please. too; but If the rich won't
work. they needn't " shine in my hearing
about their poor health. for. just as they
like or not. should tell them that they
had got too much dinner on and
advise warm dish water bath
for their hands, or little pot and ket-
tie exercise for their Joints. or . sweat.
not - some women give their hu bands
with the broom but real carpet
dusting article. Work is our best
friend. |. brings food to the hungry,
and health 10 the rich, although they
will not believe it. Strange that wo-
man prefer to be. annoyed by faithless
servants. and shut their eyes to their
wastcful. and sometimes. dirty habits
Strange | say. that woman will pre-
fer this to a healthy, hearty exercise
Of her own strength wonder If God
made YOU for the express purpose Of
carrying about dry goods. and illus-
trating fashions capriees I'll own up
10 any quantity of female folly and
fashionable sin, bat a. heaven hears
me. I'm not guilty of the sin Of lazi-
ness, and rely on that la cover null
titude oi other sins admire indus
trious folks. | adore them. and. what
is more, | love them
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-14
Notice
TAXPAYERS! !

The Delinquent Tax-list for the year
1876 for the City Of Seattle is now in
my hands with the necessary warrant
commanding me to proceed forthwith
and collect the same. All property on
which the city tax is not paid before
the first Of January, 1877, will be ad-
vertised and sold for the taxes
Office in the rear Of Horton & Den.
by's bank.
" ". SHOUDY,
sifitd City Collector
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-14

If you have any old cracked pottery
in the heuse, doat throw il osDr the
back fence into yoor neighbors ysrd-
Save it. and . hundrsd years hence it
will be worth dry times more than
now. The bsttersd teapot that yoor
great grandm0khsy threw e~ay would
be worth si5 ns,x. There seems tn be
. mania for everything that is I'D -
excepting oid maids, - NsrrIsors Hsr-
all
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-14
August Flower

The most missra hie~ .,sings IN the
world are those suffering fron Dyspsp-
o. and LAYER Complaint.
Msss than ssvsaty- avs per cent. q
the people in the United States arc
afflicted with these tso diseases and
4heir ezk-o&s: a,ch - Sour Ssoaaach.
Sick dSxdscA fnbasaal Costivssess.
Pslpitatioa Of the Hoss, HsaEtrimmr
Watsr- brHsh. onswe1g - 6Ss1fn1'
pains at the pit of the ssosSca. Yellow
Skin, Coated Tongue and disagrecabIe
taste in the mouth, coming up Of food
after eating. low spirits. &c. Go to
your Druggist and get IS cent bettle
Of AUeUsr FLOWER or . Sample Bottle
for 10 cents. Try 1.-TWO doses will
relieve you. Agents.
CRANE 4 BRIGHAM.
Wholesale Druggists,
San Francisco.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-14

THIS
AGRICULTURAL

Has been originated by hybridixing the Cslifor.
MA WILD CATS with the old-fAshioned English
oats.
WHAT Is CLAIMED FOR THE HuILgss OATS 4
The importxnt points of superiority claimed
for this seed over the other varieties, and which
Are fully sustained by the voluntary statements
OF farmers who purchased of me last season, are
these:
LIST. They will yield nearly as many measured
bushels 20 the acre As any other variety. on the
same quality of ground. with one half the amount
ID The grain is heavier than the old variety.
weighing 30 lbs. to the measured bnshei.
3D. The straw is of different formation from
other varieties bsing larger at the ground taper.
ing gradually 70 the head, making il stronger at
the base where IL is needed. and will stand our
rich meadow soil without lodging. II is also Of
. finer grain. and swceter. making better feed an
item OF importance to the farmer.
eth. These oats are two weeks earlier than the
common variety, therefore not SO liable 10 rust
escaping the rusty season.
5th. They can be raised on any ground that
csn raise the common oat. with more than double
the profit 10 the grower.
9Th. They do not shell in harvesting
'th. One pound Of the Hnlless Oats will Eake
As much -four rs Nv pounds Of the common oaf,
or. to be more explicit. bushel Of 30 lbs good
conmou oats. will make l2A lbs. OF nat meal
while one bnshcl Of Hnlless Oats OF - lis. will
make 81 lbs. Of better quality Of cat meal.
eth. They are as heavy A. whcaa and will make
more dour to the pound. having less bran on the
Kernel ost meat is worth more than wheat
ucuT, can De raised Wucre wheat VIII fafI, and
yield twice - many busAFls TO the scre with less
eeed. on the same same quality Of ground
W. A. BoUTELLE, Montpelier, VT
Having raised . small crop Of the Hulless Oats
from the seed procured from W. A. Boutelie dur.
ing the past year. am prepared to furnish ! lin
tied quantity to Farmers on the Saand at reaaon.
able rates.
All orders left with Mr.. Carr. at the Seattle
Post-office. will be promptly filled. Parties de-
before
purchasing. can do SO upoE application 10 Mr..
Carr, my Agent.
JOHN r. JORDAN
n22U puwamish River.
, 1876-04-16
Special Dispascla 70 Tx Chicago 1Fiouns-

Special DispalGa 70 Th< Chicago 1F1bu'*-
Iowa C1rr, Ia, april 15.-The mud-slids on
the Chicago, Rock Island i Pacific Railroad
near this city still continues IS formidable aa at
first. 1t has gained such an advantage over the
working force that it is now contem-
plated to lay temporary track over
the $ foet Of dirt and mud under
which the track ia now buried, and push trains
over c ar at time. It rained heze again TO
day, causing additional slides. All the shovel
inc force that can work cannot clear tho HACK
Tor the next two or three dsya. at leaet- The
great trouble is that tho mud fills II on the track
az fast as it can be shoveed off. Two tralns
from the East have been with much d1fhcuity
transferred to-day.
Last night man named Welch, residing nesr
Tifin, this county, was run oSer by an engine at
tho slide, and one Of his legs cut OF below the
knee so completely that it only hung By small
piece Of skin. He is alive. .
The Iowa River is still on the rise, endanger-
ing the dam just above the city, as we'll - other
property. Il has4 not been higher hero since
1858.
Five hundred head Of cattle vero taken from
the distiuery yards to-day, rs they we're covered
with over Is inches of water.
, 1876-04-16

without giving any particulars. It has now ;"g
transpred. says ddhgnani, th.t the parties
were II. Teu,rhade and II. Olivier. Ihe 1ormer'
aged 80, is the son of late Colonel OF Ens'Eeess
Mne-de-Camp to MarHhal Valiant the IE..e:'
lx, and served as sub7Lieutenant of Lancers
during the war. The Cause Of tho quar-
rel WAS woman, the sister Of ddnseose
ut the Gate Theatre. and the duel was 1ouEn1 e.
1t short distance from LongHy, just across tao
frontier Of Luxembourg. The comoat WEE aoas
and determined, and three times the seconds IN
ter7sned to allow the ad7ersaries to take rest !;
at the fourth attack each adversary made ;; ;
thrust without attempting to parry; n. Fouli-
rhade received wound in the side, wn1ie n1e
sword-point entered the breast Of Il. Q4,vle1
abore the nipple, and reached his heart, Killing
him on the spot. The partles returned to
Longuy bY the carriage in which they had !ef'
in the morning, aud whore the body OF the on-
fortunate gentleman Mas smbalned.
, 1876-04-16

Arrival of the Brazilian Emperor In
New York.


Arrival of the Brazilian Emperor In
New York.
snee1al DisDateh to 1,he Chicago Tribune.
n1rv vonr Anr, 15-Th. raceptiou given to
:, A 49, mo-. ~ a varv
sae 1"po'"t VI ueAn ~. = aor,ora+ra.
quiet character, nothing llke puono oo11o4o'A'
ton which would have followed II his feprosen-
+,t;vaa here had mt taken great pains to
.ea th.+ ha I'D aoo;rad that no public
@nnoun'" tn~s 10 ''A'A 49, ~ hir, com-
reception sAou1o pe aecoiueo w -
mittee Of citizens had been 1ofnoo ~
welcome the Emperor, but at the request OF the
Rrs 7;,;.o a1p;ster thew had decided to contne
- - "..o...;a-1 - .1;s,.z -, tba Emneror to
tnoi ~tsent'o1ta " '.o4'. ,:.o, - ..,;t,,t;ora
various aciontlhc ana educauont., us.4ss' ~ -
in which class Of objects he Is understooo u 10
especially interested. The city autho!1t1os p1oi
fered attentions, which we're oec4lneo, pu'
nevertheless Mayor Wickhhm and cef1An ianl7
many maenates went down the oay IN ePoeta' 10.
steamer to meet the Helyetlus' on Tnlc1 ,no ~
Emperor WAS, and we're not allowed 20 1t ooa1a nls m
vessel, or the Alert, on which ho was nu4l5 s1-
ceiyed. By arrangement with the BraZi-
ian Minister st Washington, through
the Secretary OF state, Il WAS
finally decided that Secretaries FISH. Brlsso".
Robson, and Taft should form Comm1Ite9 o'
the National Government TO wolcome tne G.
peror, and this morning all but secretary oIls,
tow. who IS in the West, sailed down tuo oo5 ano
recaived the Empelar ana soiuo w .s aths-a
! accompanied by Admiral Rowan anu otnels;
There were no ceremonies other than 1orlna
| speech from Secretary Fish. .
The Royal party landed st Iwentg-tnilo s.5ees,
and proceeded without ceremony TO tne fHtn
| Avenue Hotel, where rooms hao paaa P1e"
, 1876-04-16


New Yuxx, April l5.-GRAu-Wtest market VIZ
out decided change moderate export and ho1as tsds
inquiry sales e5 600 hu 81 s. o6@1 II for red zescsd
sp1ing; f109@l.1s for ungraded spring; d-la3L1
for No. 8 Chicago N.13@1.ls for No. Ailsankes:
Sl.23@l.27 for No. Chicago; $1.2@1+T for No.
Northwestern +. 81 .370I.29 for No. Milvsu1ea; pA
@1.38 for No. spring s1.1o9158 for winter -
Wes.ezn $l.23@1.45 for amber do and S1.S90a.@
for white Western, including 1900 bu ungrsoeo
spring 1t $1-2o31-o2, and 5000 bu amber Michigan
In storo for milling, Rye drun, at 85@9es for We9se1,n
81 20 for State, and &c for Canada IN bond bA5!
dull and unchanged. Corn khAda hrn1er 49,
1000 bu, at Ta73c for new Western-unized; l5c ~
round yellow, and Sc for blue-eyed, oh Wsssenn
mixed In storr: Also 5,0c0 hu graded mt1ed fat -
last ha1 Of April sud dTst half of May at 6aHc -.
shade better sales, 50 900 bu, at s4@soc f1f n1 -
8tate including 1000 uu poor whts Western " s.9s @
at 5000 bu No. mixed 1t Soc, and 19 oc Do 1N
Chicago in Btore 1t 4iHc. :,,-,,.
PnovIs1oTs-Mdd1es, steady at 115S@124o 1oT s IuIs
clear. Lard steady; sales 100 tes 1t $685. for a.
steam; at the first call, for Apr1 s13T2H bid 49,.
asked; May, $i3 Is bid, and %t3- anked: fof soae
$3.50 bid and S13-91H asfed; July S14.02H pa A1
S146b asked: for August, $1&1u bid and H. as -
WHmK1-Markst quiet bald At S1-l7; yestefazJ -"
brls sold at st.12-
GaocER1Es-suQa1 market n1m, with fair de1n1lna,
fair to good refining quoted at a1637 1316o Q11s
1T 15-16c, knd White Hsv1na, 9@1o4c- Cones m.
ket steady but quiet Rio quoted q. E49lo1e =
gold; Marsca1bo, 16K@1Sc in gold. .,7.
TALLow-Rules quiet and unchanged; pr1f1s e""
~ and city quoted It az1@s 15l6c.
, 1876-04-16
EADS' JETlES.

ST. LOUIS. no, April 15,-A telegram from
Capt. James B. Esds informs the South
Pass Jettv Company here that careful sonndinga
through the jetsies made yesterday showed the
least depth OF water 1514 feet. 4 clear depth Of
q feet extends ~ miles from the upper end Of
the ietties, and to within about hnlf mile from
deep sea- In this half mile We have several
hundred feet Of "a feet depth. Halt way down
the ietties we have 81 feet Of water IN one To-
calty, and several hundred feet OF 2s and 28 feet
deep The 151< feet shoal will be gone by the
Isl Of May, when We shall have channel At
least 20 feet deep through to the Sea-
, 1876-04-16

Speetai Dispatch to The CHICAGO 7rtonns.
DETROIT. Mich, April 15.-To-daJ the North
western Brauch OF tho Woman's Foreign Mis-
sonary Society elected Mrs. J. L. Bcveridge,
President, hrs. J. F. Willing Corresponding
Secretary, Mrs. Rev. J. n. Danfo1th
Treasurer, all OF Illinois. State Secretaries for
illinois, Mrs. l. B. Hill aud Mrs. L. E. Lanfofd !;
for Michigan, Mira II. Lathrop aud Mrs. F. D.
York; Indiana, Miss Kate Sample and Mrs DR.:
Wood and for Wisconsin, Mrs. DR.. Steele and
Airs. l. Hauser The Society has q balance OF
$4,000 on h.nd.
, 1876-04-16

what Gen. Crook Thinks OF the out
lock-

whak Geus Crook Thinks Oh the Out-
Look
OMAHA, Neb., April 15.-The interview with
Gen. Crook, published in the Herald to-day, Is
interesting. The General thinks the destruction
Of Crazy Horsa's camp was severe bio" to the
Indians, but has made them desperate.
Had the ponies been held on to by
Gen. REYNOLDS tue Indians would have been
crippled to great extent, and it would probably
have lesscned the extent OF the Wat "hicn y
undoubtedly at hand. The policy Of the Indi-
ans at present ia TO reap the benefits OF both
wsr and peace. Some stay On the reservations
and furnish the w8rno1s information, proVlsous,
ammunition, atc-
TIE order for General Court Martial to Try
Gen. Reynolds, Capt. Moore and others, vas S Is
sned yesterday. The Court meets at Fort Rus
sell, Wy, April 4.
, 1876-04-16
ROTTEN CONCERNS.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, April 15.-Tha Nashville
Life Insurance Company and Odd Fellowa'
Widows and Orphans Lie Insurance Company
we're both suspended to-day by tho State lnsur-
ance Commissioner. The available as
sets of the Nashville Life sre 9289, ,675
liabilities, according to the standard Of the act Of
1915, S31B, ,7G0. The Company propose reinsur-
Wfdowg' And Orpt,ans Life, is s298000; liabili-
ties. $500 900.
, 1876-04-16
1ElEGRApHtc knTES.

NEW YoHK. April 15-The New jersey: sout.s'
on appeal cases from Justices' Courts, hA7e q
cided that sll bats are void, and that the s!AAe
holder is bound to return money when detnaooe.
by the loaer. Tho cases =! iasue we're e1ee''oo
bets.
onAHA, April 15.-The Union Pacihe lass s
mada = reduction in tho freight ea1an IN, -
Omaha 10 Fremont. which erapies oMa
merchants TO compete moro eqpsan1J saso ~
fosa With Eastarn points
, 1876-04-16
PEDESTRIANlSM.
TIT Tn~a-nfQTiV Vl!E TOURNAMENT.

IHE LUaV-u1SA11Gt' 1oo1Eeoea13'S1'
The management Of tho grand walking tourna-
mont to take place May 1920 in the Exposition
Building are making every e1ertion to secure
successful termination to the affair. Foe tho
long-distance championship Of the world the
entries have already numbered SIX, viz. !:
O'Leary, schmell. Smith, Russell, and Ennis.
Besides these, Davis and at 1esst one moro
Westerner, will enter, together with two Or
three from the East so that the field will prob
abIy comprise ton or dozen Of the best peds IN the
country, aud therefore In the world. The prizes
offered are quite ubsrd enough to tempt tha best
will bs banded to tbe winner, together with second
and third money Of 900 and $500 For these prizes
the conditions will be, mort miles In 14 hours with
the additional iuducernent that every Rn who beats
the best reeord5oo milea in 142 hours, q minutes
gets $500 additional.
, 1876-04-16

NEss PoRK-Was duh, and declined cH@5c Per
brl couple Of lots were wanted for shipment. but
the trading for future almost limited TO Transfers
from one month to another. 6a1as we1o reported Cd
500 br1s caah at s22ss@7237; $500 bzls seller Nay
at So s5@oo4o: 1000 br1s SELLER June at $22.G0@
md 600 bra sear July It 2os5. Total TO-,
8}0 brls The market closed tame Ut $22.31@2237H
caah, according to weight; FL 23o922.s24 seller tho
month <2o 236 saller May; 81 s7H@0.so SELL
er June: and "a. 22.s2A@2.e5 seller July.
Prime meas pork was quoted at s9o.6o@l.0o. md
extra pine at s16.5n@16.75. Sale made made Of %
brls prime mess 1t I country point ut s2o.so.
LARp-waa quiet aud steady 1t nearly tha closing
quotations of Friday, closing shade eaAor In SYM
pathy with further decline Of Sd per liz n tn Liver
pool Sales were reported Of 1850 tcs seller Izy 1t
$13.42<@1345; 1900 tce seller June Il $1s:6o@l36s
and and $50 tcs seller July at <1382H Total $500 tes
Tna market closed tame 1t $l34o 1or cash OF eelex
April; Sl3-4o013.494e for Nay; $l3.57H81a-eo for
June: and sl3.77H313.so for July.
MxArs-Wsre IN moderate demand for shipment,
md former prices wero fully sustained both for pres
eut and fsturo delivery, though there was little de-
and for tho latter. Sales reported Of 100 boxes
short r1ba at 12tc; $50 600 HI do at S1l.8s@u.8H
salIer May and $l132k seller July; LOCO boxes short
cearx At 1x012kc; Coo bs do seller NAV ut 12H
and 90 ri Sweet picked hams private terms The
following was ths closing ranga OF prices:
ShouI- Long Short 6hoEt
dsss, ele1S. 1th. clear.
aa;ted, loose,,.--. AZ liz LIZ lax
, 1876-04-16
Another shoot will be held next Saturday.


,.a,, C,l, t.n1a r1,oa
At o Meeting OF the Audubou Clno ne4o 1ues-
d,v avan,nr a nav coda Of rules for tFap-shoot-
way a.;5 - ha ~, i'm
ing were adopted iney are saau " oe ~ LII
r.. ou.. c,,,h ra+a;,a i'm nraeant
1o1ce IN tne "eet' 1no oa0D Ae@'410 'o
elegant rooms another year, and proposes 10 ada
. --.,, aor;rnad -oea;nr-roon,
"oA-oaupPoo AoaNt'-- ~
F1oEoS-sHoor1So At aAa1s1Eh-
rs 11s Editor Of TIE Chacaao Tribune:
.,.-,.- af;,h Anrl 1a-Aa many Of vonr
alAN'oAh he' '1en+' -1pN1 14 ~. - 49,
6pQrtlnE f68QeTH arg 8ENlo, tAlb 10 oLo ot too
, 1876-04-16

PROVTSIUN5s ---------
HOG pRODuCT5-Tere quiet, with but little change
in prices, but the speculative articles tended slightly
downwards, in sympathy with live hogs. Tho ont
ward monument continues fair.
Tho Daily Commercial Repo11 and Aark<t Rtutss'
gives the following the shipment Of provisions from
this city for the periods named: