davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-04-11

sl.ahtly, but al mol A{r4cs tneata. Tho trading
chiefly far future dnvery, but it IL uners!ood that
good many esah lots change hands for shipment, be-
lnR bought In tho Offices OF holders and not reported
On Change.
1fEas Tonx-wAs less kesive, md decllned bo rer
br1, though generally quoted firm, with fair do
hnd for future, aud not much inquiry for cash !ota,
Ralcs were reported Of 6oo brls seller the mouth at
s12.1s3 3,26a bs1a seller May At $222sta2lao; hna
1900 hrs scllor Juno 1t f92b032a69. Total ?, 'bo
brls. Tho market c1ohtd steaty NJ $19 cash or se-
Ct, April: Sa2.9,a1l77k seler May; t3at1kte2a'eo
seller June anl &31 7aGa22.a 10 aelicr July.
Primo mess pork WAS nominal 1t S2tscas2l.VV. Anu
extra psiu1a At sla.1a(ai7.n0.
LAnn-Was quito aettvt, and very ettaay nntlcr
good demand, but rulod 7KS5c rcr 1p1 lis lower. IN
sympathy with further drop ~ a&S per ll3 1bs IN
IAverpoot. Tho leading waa Chiefly fot tnsurcs gefy
ttlo belnH wanted fer th's rnnnthh delivery. hacs
wcre reported Of $50 trs caAh At $a
les relief May at &la.47tealan2H b,7so es1 sesor
JWne At $11!is@t1.17A; hnl 75o tea seller Jhly At
tl3.e7x@i3.8o. Total, fs1oo tc1. Tho 1nhrkct
closed stcat,y 1t st3.j'hGs1a.4o for GAIL ~ socr
| April; &.3.sV7 lLslX for May: $13.d7S6l3W for
jutn: hnd stA87H1l9.0o for July.
WEay4--Werr III better drnantt, and fofne taeH OF
ecs wcro made early at slight svsnco but tho mars
kot closed nenriy At pretios quotations Ihe offerings
yscrn light and The feeling anoiig holders was gen
e,ally at. Haes wore reported of 2looo ths shou-
j,.o.tn0 hs shott-r!bs a tl7oo selIer aisy. and
h.nls iisx my At lsc. Tho following ~ns the e'osIns
, 1876-04-11
MARINE.


PORT OF cM1GAn0, I;s,s APRIL H.
o,,,,r n ,t,,r1 s,m1,tu't i;mhsr,
S,i,r H.. ncm MsnItuwoc. eeiar rpyts,
s,hr Ynr,n Htar. Tcnsw.ter, lumber,
sShr 1Enlin iIo1I.ntl wnoI.
sear sar F"lcstous, EI1 Clay nanks wood.
schr H. j. King, Kcwanes, wood.
XIII Iorn ~ DncE iakn. railroad Ties,
Robr VI. II. iiawlius, htony Oreck, bark.
7'"' ' " CLEARED
schr Et,,, Dav 1ranl Haven s,atlrcs
oe"' ,tdcs- n brts nnrk.
schr UliI,. Toliani, t0l In corn, 900 ilry hles.
schr Dscre, a1anetee, .b0 bu corn, u brs nor, 80
brls pork, 45 baleA bFoon'-cofn, o tons ieod' AUD
Ruitsflra. ,,
Schr y. Sanders, south lIasent hunH1sas
st'nr Muskcsoii, aluskcaon' sI'ndr'es'
-. .
NAVIGATION ON LAKE HURON. -
DETROIT, Mich, April lU.-Tho stmr Uerischy, from
1,r, tor Apopn rcoe1,r. Paint nh j1arn,tas xtthort
oesoN 'or apeno' asashea r't. ~
mteung sEfsoaS S Il, ,. % ,s.s
perez I. - " ~ " , sst,sw ~ .in,wn " "'e-"
lett Lay o"Y at nooa Today 'of A'Pefa'
.,
ILLINOIS 4. MICHIGAN CANAL.
l,atpaEfonr, ILL.,, Aprll lo.-AnH1VsD-Neptunat
Ottawa $50 bu corn Dolphin OTTAWA, 5000 bu corn.
r,r,,pn-A,,ab, Witfnu, H,,y1n1s al cJs bsrk.
ma 11n1,aur Incl,ort' 4 hoe In ,shrat
fA1t t '0N'0N - 49, "
, 1876-04-11

hhose nn.ekore1 neu, >{.ofl. s1aso@ls. %: No; !
Nv, to.ooesy.23; ~. m.stere! S.Irl, ssooss3s;
H. fs%; ~:
st@s In; II 1A5r.aoF % hcrrns. reant brssseaa5s;
ID hhrt $.nN831a scaled hortng, par boz. 20 Ne.
fRuifh SNb % NUTsmNoas oe of ' he isssarc. o hs
fruit market wero essentially tttferent from toEs
prevalent anrtna iast week. Nnssnssn % r. ~ icaa.
qaete: Tsn!.as@p.Ie., nex; 7s5Se; fs.: .ysr., i
sslslns. l.5er. nov. loose Masestol: now
1S@fae: c,tron. a5aaic. DoaEsric-Hlaen aplas,
1Atal9o MtcnlRan hprlrH. 9kaaAc: peaches. halTea.
l3a sf e,s 9 ps
cherries, 9!,a2so. NuTs-Ftsrts, lleal1, ,fc nlmondh
Tsss.sons Nss., ws!u, ,ats,as. ew la;1s
iaSSe: Witminaton resnat.. ssaSe; Teanesseo pos-
oaf EN ss sn .y aoo to
choiee srr'es $a.oos: 80 ref brl Mtt,,nn u oranaes
e'coaoh0per hog Valencia DO siooo8laoo pcr case;
aRooEEfEs~Tr1eca shonca no qoot.ble variations
1 9o's et.ns On shS sosnS ~. o. so s
un1aatiaedly arm. Traae consinuea to !nlrroye:
N1oz-n.nsoon, ob9eXo: Carolina, 7a7'tc: Lo'-
oorrsss-p. O, Jam, sodaalo: Java, No, =, o7a
1su coice 70 fancy Iuo 23s 92tAci good to primo
ina. i0Ha!oo: singapore java, 2sls2Go; cosa nlca,
Gla2to; Maracaibot 1h&9Ic
is # Ss ss; ssta;s:;ss s5in; 1s 1S
s sS%s; s III A. & ysSS' y'.s a. e.
~. sSasAe; common to good DO 7:%9eHo; New
stnursSCaiiiorn,s sugsr-.oaf drIps, os@7oe: din
mond drips, ail.ef dripa. e1tsa ane' Gas
&C; Sew Orleans rois.scs, ehoss. oNasss ao. primo,
osasBc; do. common 10 good. isSs0c: Porto Rico MO
, 1876-04-11
COMMERCIAL.

Tim folIov1u9 were Tho receipts sud thIpneuta Of
thA leading articles Of produce in this city during the
torty.c!aht hours ending At o'clock On Monday
fnoEnihEs
, 1876-04-11

III 1ttol AT AZ HJ<SAhLr.
.oe.oe-1ree
r1oun-wa. aa3es Ind viii lilo ehpnso in prices.
few buyers wanca to obtain concessions OF 1o@1oo
re, brl from Fridays quotations. but unable to
sse' las Tho stock. ot .hp'1s estt.s sIs rs,y
light aud others hos asRe enoaBn 70 1nuaee itee hen
ST. 50: l.loa brs spr!nF cxtras partly a. s41o@
s.3s; and 100 brls ryo four On private sers Total.
o1 prices ohoies x.s1 ~ e',,as
~ k m ~ a go NJ. ,1,n,a.o.s 9, coa so
oe,; palehts to' .SuSSoo: Annnesota, so,Meo:o';
na4sNws. more active, md 5asos per ton lower
s,lc, wc,e 60 ton, At s1o oo,alo.25 on track.
M,npslsas-sales wore 10 tons at sta.so FREQ on
board carr. s.,,. A., m o.,..,.
s1i.so on track.
WnEA1-Nas rather more @ sstsve, nna Averaged
closing lower; Tho carly feeling was ..ronR, owna
rs we sp Ha e asos
aud Liverpool reported dull and !naetye With btg
stocks ie d!ssgov, wa:h va supplemented b! ui-
Hro to sel. md tho market fell back 1hc, which
brought out buyers, and that nvoiro.l 1ght reso-
shorts whsn II could be done IN tho neishborhood OF
s.oa for May. Tho news from tbs country Was TO tho
GlIGSt thhL HHGhk pthQlnE WA8 NJ
hore that ,he breath seesd MIL hs fully UP TO
tue avessEe, and yield good crop, Ths a STOCK OF
here, and nearly 2.33o. 100 bu In Glasgow. bestdca
our, was rather heavy snovlug nna tse a9ll.ess ln
sho existence Of l.t'o diupon!tion 70 place
moro wheat tho ur1ttsh markets at present. Hcnco
ssnS va va N
af%,ad e., i, " e. xa IT, a te ,o% a;9ss
sl.oaN, DECLINED to x.oo and impto7ed to $!.o3.:,
cnssnk 1t { ssaer Sne saer an' s ,an. ~
No. ypra. sold AZ ga' ook r!ssng m at 9sei snd
q aSs ,asas csh & 20 e.
% y 9ay.ee91: :o1 3soo u N Ne - doa. q 99ss; 700
a rs; 80 'ts IL ~ ss.apis ro: '''
M1SNEsor. WnkATMas moro ae'1fs so Sus soer
ported Of u soo bu No. 1900 hu
40 rssulaE 1t sioN M s6oq 9a ~ ssn,pS at t,oe
Sa.i W.. iase1e. sies on 0''f' ' ''s 'Vs' O'' No.
wheat though the aysss were HtronssE ~ tens
md l'aa =: rus
nnder good aomsn.i, anu @ tnen aechhea r. e'oe1nR
Tan s*s' It tso oaTy morning brought bnye1 snd t6s
e9r IT. aas ss 1o mo't
naio o deaaa for ear ois and samples wors Wv VIZ
an|!. put Icy founa loa were Wanteu 'o ~ apti1
contracts 9sforc i nce'mo ss Necessary ~ 70 Deduct ~
| trading fos future months W. a. Irregular; good
many buying orders uctng On tne hoot car,y, many
sasS Sf af sd y %
sehuea 70 .u.no 1iSs.so, sfau u
arger surnlY than vi, 70 wanted, though tho siocka
T. saSs%sy y ~ ss!s H. Ss,'ss s: S,5 seea:s
ssst bo5 eses 4 sSs ao seer ssfsr
mouth Or reEnar So = sea T. H. ana gut
, 1876-04-11

M0a Pn0DuCTs-Wess seadlcr, w1sh volume of
transactions acgrexalng about Tbs aatas that Of
Sasuslsy. Hogs wers quoted oasier, aud Liverpool
va lo1ax On Lard; thla weakened pork aud lard
, 1876-04-11

krrna. ksSpa VI; winter rcd Western. No. 10 No.
], o. adaloa, Flour-Wcstcrn canal, 22a@7s. Corn
Now Ycste1n mixed, 96a 81; old do, 2os. 0atsAnst-
lean, 3saas 0d. Datlcy-American, d ID.
rEla-Canadian, 800 dd04oa.
CLovkn Bzfn-Amsrlcan, B1ae0a.
rnov1sroNa-prtn,s mess pork. a7a Cd Prime meas
bccf, RSs. Iard-Amerioan, Cos. Ghec"o-F1nc Amer
tcan, G2s ID. Iacoa-Lous clear, 5as ai; short do,
hIA 81.
TALLor--Ffno American, tn Cd.
sr.ntrs rEraohxua-os: refined pat1olsam, 11s
p1@Iaa.
1fssssn o11~-2s. et,.
1srstN-Cofnmnn, 4d odass: pafo 1ts.
grtnirA TuRPfNrtNE-25sa2ss ID.
Ipspos. April 10 o.---Coxsota-For money and so-
count, 0l 1t-16. ....-
AM1nloaN sEounrr1rs-eos, 1oaHt: VII. 1ooX;
10 4os, 1909! new 6s. loaA: Now York csnsEa,, 1o1;
Eric, 1oyz; preferred. 70.
ItHtkEp Dlt-22s 6d@921 OIL.
1PrntTs TunrENriHE-1&a 1lGS9sA Cd.
rAuts, April 1O.-IEsrEs-GSf o0c.
FnAAKronr, April 1o-UsrrEp srArrs pospa-Nsw
s. l01.
AxrwHns, April 1o.-p1rhoEEust-11agd "a.
souTHERN COTTON MARKETS..
New QaLsANs, Apsi 11,-Qotton-Dsmsud fatf ;
saca, $3.50 bales; quotations unchanged; receipts,
9,0I3; Rrost 4,%p1; exports to tho continent 24ao
| atoct, 22s,t27.
HAvANNArr, April 1b.-Catton quiet ind easy; MIDI
AnRs, 13e nse rece!pts 500 balea: gross, sss; CT.
ports to Great Drisau, oalB; eoaatuiss. eoa Eaies.
| 6to.
MoptlB April lo.--Co.top weak; mil,llIRgs, 100;
not recepts 51o ba!es exports, coasswse, ST salos
400.
CuAntEsros, April 1o.-cotton easier: nild'ngs,
II ll1cGi7Nc net receipts, 7dt; e1por!s coaawisc,
1,a75 sales, 1,poo,
GAtvEt7oN, April t0.-Cotton dnll hnd nomlnsl; :;
nidaings, 11,fo net fecppts $40 bales; exports 10
Grest britain, b09; coastwise. 2.o9a; aaca. g.
, 1876-04-11
THE PRODUCE MARKETS.
NEW TCNk.

sr<efaf DispatcA to TAs Chicago 1sthnns.
GnArN-w -whcas-starkot dull and strongly In buyers'
fayor aace Of bu at st.16 for ngraded apring
and sl.{s for prime whto Michigan; tho following
quotations are less nominal; 3l.o5S1,1 for
rejected spring; $l.o8@1.1s for ungrailed spring;
sl,12a1tl for No. . Chicago t1.139t.1b for No. .
Milwaukee $l.74a1. ~ for No. Chicago; $i.2fG$l27
for No. Northwestern: for No. Silwn-
keo; $t.32 a1.38 for No. srrl9g; $1.9oG3l-38 for
winter rcd Western 3l.1ot.t5 FOR hnbor: aud $l.a7
91,6o for whtto Western Canada. Peas scarce md
arm ha'cs Of 600 b, free, 3. 81 o8. Rye Emer ut $500
900 for Western, o1o for Uanada in bond, and No.
State at 10 bid hold at $780, Barley dull and un-
changed: sales OF 1900 bu No. Canada at sleo do
ltvored and 10 600 bu No. Bay on private torms.
pnov1sfosB-Iar.1 market not strong, but cons!d-
crablo ealcs private tesHa ut 1870 hid aud 15o
askot 500 tcs Of May sold at $l1.97 and go Juno at
$l410; tlrst cu April, s11o2X btl and $lsoo aakea
May, S13.ps bid, and st400 asked: juno, slt1o bill,
and &l4.l2H asked: July, $l@.22K bid. and $19.27h
asked August, $i432H bid, md st4,40 askcd; second
CALL April, $3.50 bid, and slaD7h askod; Nay, $685.
bid, aud s,4.ua asked Janc slA14S bid, and *itib
aakcd; Jnly. sl422H bid and $1s.3o asked: August,
| s14o7K BID. and sl4.t7X asked.
TA1Low-MArket uttls euaior; primo, szSc asked
| sales nt 85ic.
wln.nr-Market q,ro. and dull; sl.l:axx, without
4 buyers,
ACCOUNTABILITY b1ls aoll nt so.13.
| FnE1ult1s-Dull and lower.
InoyMroxs--To Liverpool %, odG?ss grain, ii
flour, q 3d. 10 Cork for orders, grau Is ID per gr
srw Yonn A1s "Sos4oa.ala1s ..et;s,tF Ia eoa
sisssd ''ssg; ApT = sag IT. lcS q
IT,, Is ssss@ i i5a o:teser. i ii.sse No
venshsr :aala T:iaa; Deceraber u lsa2@la 7t6e.
eeps CT NJ. 'sa 'sfss I'd
Western, s'2o@aGo common 5n. Y z gooa e1s1a $,9
s;5i@4.7s; extra OHIO, SsS6 7.: 81. Louis. Is 4os
900; M!nnesota patent process, Sdoo@'.so hsa flour
Goas MxAn-scarca; SHADE tlrmcr; Western, $500
duAu-w -whcat-Receipts, o7,uoo hi; lower; norc
sasst, t:a5: ". M1wanhse. si:ass@l .ss; No ea :
9htte Wesiefa sad s1tsa wha nehtsan, rria,
No. spring. New York n.pcctod sl.1l: rojocted %,
nSassasa Z
nraer asate, 97Na Barley mora sstivc; No Can
fas; iesep s' CO. b: nise no s.ao, 1ss Esnsaa
mi1ca, y stoto, yus; DO at1ost, TlAs; old We4tesn
es; :sfs :o@s % ,.ss sna si:s ss
whllo Western aud State. fG@s3c.
1iors-Iarm Esstcrn and westcru. 1191so; Now
YORK htate, 13@atso; Califnrnla, 1bta20c.
anooEnsxa-toree = le eareoaa quiet snd j., M. :.
1sIRa lsnsd @ Mdssss JIG and unshsn
lnan Cd so 2ss 2stst; Carolina '7'i louisiana 'ss
TsraoIrGM-Dull .nd lever: crt,do, sxo: ronnoa
| 1fE31if<c; cases and nApAtlia nominal.
TALLow-steady: 83-la@atsc.
s1astsrn NEa,s-Qnlet; st,sua1.as,
| SPIRITS HTuurKNTINE--I1eafy; Jyc.
Eaas-rirner; ststa and psnnsylsania zoo; Vest
aosislors--pork-.a1arlst dull: nav meas. $1,000
cash; Fl. 2.Hda2l.ss May; $!A03t313.lb Juuu s930t
tcied Linus. 20 10 2s iss i3No; long clsar milier
sssS May; ;l t.iosl .is % Jaas. s''~' ~ '''''''"
| CnrEaY--{>napt. Ed&13e.
, 1876-04-11

Long ind shnrt cleass quoted at l2o oasn, snd
l2'5n sclIer April, ho1cd green l,a1ns. tft@t94c
swtos-pctcd do, l1k@l54u: onnberan0a. II ,t6ai i9c
caah seller April ong out hAuas, 1a9lakc. toxea;
bacon hams, 1lg3f5c.
HreME-Waa 1nlet At tN39c.
BEEF pRpDuUTH-Wero steady and 1nltt At 5000
fail.o0 for ncea, S1tOS la.0U for r1tfA mosa, and
$!3.5dta4 Lon for hams.
TALLow-N'as qtioled ne 8.fl8sHc.
, 1876-04-11
Harding, 0soy Dewey, Of Doatou. wrts ~ fol-

Tbs market for wool IL quito dull and rrlcca ara
gradually settling down. Manufacturers have been
purchasing Gully ~ wautsd ant, theirs IL no pros.
Iect Of my favoEabls change, ho,ess c!oang up
.tocfs - fas ~ possible nl further concessions hafc
lesa m.as 70 re.poa,iblo buyers. The principal
wool md auper aud pulled. Fius leeces have beeu
xsry te inquired for There appears 10 10 uo end to
very unsatisfactory prce4 sud the hoods thu aat wcek
will nut only stop cpnttlrrsbs machinery for souu
tins to cout, hut uss hayv eauaed serious lossta
many mills.
, 1876-04-11

Company. $50
Exposition stock. 10 Is
B1ocxa, Aosps, KTc.
New YouK, April 10.-doid opened snl closed at
49, will saea during tho interim II l131. Carrying
ratca lG3l. Loans Hcro also madD 9at.
Governments were atcady.
1ailroad honda weto quiet.
Stock speculation was ao,neuhat lzrcRu!a. Ut tho
opening put subsequently terc genural decline
tn rr!ccs and considerable pressure " SELL Western
Uniou was Tho weakest stock and declined from 67A@
l5,t, There WIS largo busncas in tlia stock, md
tho FREQ sales wero purity based on runors
that > further reduction In rates would 10
ln4ds beforrHtho prcscnt context T. oycr. Erio
wa4 another weak stock and After advancing to lsI
fell on TO l7H, owing to the decline at London. Lake
Bhere after carly steaness declined from COX 10
OIL! Pacific Mali 1t tho opouing dropped to 16. tho
lowest point ever made for ths stock, but later nd-
yanced to TX aud reacted to 113;. During tho Inst
hOur tic market generally was wsak ehd lower and
the 1owcst prices " the day m1de In caaes.
Weslprn unlon declined to G5sl, aud closed At fb,<s
S.. Paul cotn.non fell on to 40 and preferred 10
cos,ug II 404t anl co respectively. Lake bAorc 10
covered from byti " ~, aud uftoswaSda reacted
10 6DsfasYfs. Missouri. Ksnsah Il Te1as
dropped to liz, decline OF *. uelawate h Hudson
Caua! DECLINED 10 1i5. Inctc Mall ADVANCED to 11s,
RtA clos4tI 1t that lBuEa. Tshnnctiuis l33 0UO
ttarcs Of which 40,0 l4clnc Mall b3.Gg0 Vest
cru uniout C,Uu1 ii. pan 31 Eric aud q, ,Ot Lake
Ehnre,
Money 4ao. Primo ucrcantt1n papor, 500.
Customs receipts, 35H0H.
The A,4!stnnt Treasurer allulaed f50,lQ.
, 1876-04-11

F0HEHuH IHFUHlAI9osa' #
Decelyed At the Chtcago custuonls, APRIL ~: ",
f. Uc,nis Co.. casa cigar; Carson. l7rto, Scott b
Co., cases linens: H. 6chsfneEtl cazk wtnes field,
Letter Co., 40 cases dry goods: Edward Ely Co.,
case woolrns; John V, Farwelt h Co.. II pigs dry
Rood.; +. ". uarno Co.. l3s pigs sle and porter;
i. ". Irwin Co., 249l4 bu barley. Amount Of du'
Ae4 collected, $tBl9I3.
, 1876-04-11

u!v.,.,,..............,....
City Railway, West 6!le....
GUY Halfway, West Side, 4
rer cont certificates. cs.......,
City Hallway, North Hide. j. =.
Traders Insurance Company
CT. div.
Chl1nt,er of Commerce, ex.tls
Chicago 0ns-Llgha and Coke
, 1876-04-11

Chicago CIiy 7 y ct. bnnla....
Chicago City 7 u ct. sewerage.
Chicago CITY 7 q Ct. water Loan
Cook County 7 y Ct. bonds
tAhOrt} ..........s.... .....
Cook County 7 Il Ct. touds
ong1........,.............
West lark I = ct. boutlE.. a..
Gorth Chicago I q ct. bonds
tLIucoln Farl}.
, 1876-04-11
ILLINOIS l. MICHIGAN CANAL.

natpaEronr, ILL.,, Aprll NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Ottawa $50 bu corn Dolphin, OTTAWA, 1900 bu corn.
cLrAnrp-Al1aka, Willow Brrlngs, ~ cda bark;
prop AIontauk, 14ocApost, a,6o0 bu wheat.
, 1876-04-11

NAVIGATION ON LAKE HURON.
DETROIT, Mich, Aprll Tho st1nr uertschy, from
Detroit for Apcna, reached Point nu Daraues without
meeting scrous obstruction. Considerable tca Il re-
ported In Illt.ntler Dls, but II is weak. ateamaf
lett BAY C.tY at 1loou to-day for Alpena.
, 1876-04-11

ToLxpo, o., April 1o-FLoUA-Qn!es.
1a4n-Whsat 1uA t ~ dsSeYias; y. = a. "hsstWA-
si.W: atnbpr Michigan, 3l.2s Nay. $l.2o; Juns,
Si9iH; No. 4 amber Mlch!xta, ti,o1 NJ. I'd Mn.
tsF ls y s,2s. S1.91 stfsse4 1stsstea laae sho1e
bish u1issd, bs4o: April. b9to; May, aiko; june.
6oTo; low naifo1, 80: April hsd u 60o ~ offered
k1usas, 62Ao; no &1Ads, e2e; DO Dayton l. Aicht.
, 1876-04-11
NEW YORK pny.aoops MARKET.

CLEVELAND PETROLEUM MARKET.
C1EyK14AAD, O., April 10.--retroleum market quiet
but s.saay; 1lsc for standard; 12 for 15o teat, car
tuts cash.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-02-10

contributions to the Ladies Organ Society of
the Episcopal Church. 1t was the gayest NJ
fair of the season.
From the Helena Independent.
A carnival and masquerade procession
will be inaugurated on the 14th inst, under
the auspices of the Gesang Verein Har-
monia.
The following message to the Legislature
was received from the Governor:
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, Feb. 9, 1876.
I have the honor to submit for your in
formation a report of pardons granted by
this office since February 2, 1874, with the
reasons therefor.
The Governor recited the pardons of four
teen persons, as follows, with the reasons in
each case:
John Williams, Henry Hall, William Ben
ton, Charles Love, William Whiting, Hugh
Duncan, James Brooks, George NJ. Rand,
Lauchlin Frazier, Mrs. Nj. B. Butler, Samuel
o. Dusten, H. A. Clifford, Michael Oscitin,
and Oh Yeu.
From the Missonlian.
Extracts are published elsewhere which
express the belief that a military post in this
county is a liked fact. 1t is, as far as Gen.
Merritt is concerned, and was so understood
at the time he was here. He was sent out
expressly to investigate it's necessity, will re-
port in its favor, and, unless some exigency
arises to create a sudden and unforeseen de-
mand for troops elsewhere, it will, in the
course of time, be here, and this people will
hold the top hand over the aborigine. The
injunction never to g boiler " until you are
out of the woods applies with peculiar force
to this matter. Azt3 I
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Interesting to Cash 8uyers OF Dry Goods.

GOODS AT THE LOWEST PRICES, AND a SPECIAL.
DISCOUNT OF FIVE TER CENT. FOR CASH ,-NotWih-.
standing the great reduction in the selling prices Of
our goods, which brings them down to figures as
low, and LOWER than any prices tn at have been o.,
are quoted, eitherin circulars for adv easements by
competing houses, we propose to make still further
concessions to our Gu toners by allowing, for the
next ninety days, Il special discount of FIVE PER
CENT. on all CASH purchases amounting to five.
dollars and upwards. SANDS BROS.
Helena, Decembeg 2, SO. a4
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ID i II ID 5# a F8
CLARKE.-In Helena, February 9th, Mrs. s. j.
Clarke, wife of A. G. Clarke.
SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
To Our Patrons Throughout the Territory.

We are preparing our circular for 1916, and desire
cordially to thank you for your patronage and sup
port during the past nine years, and venture to hope
that by square and liberal dealing we may merit
your continued confidence. Would solicit special
attention of persons who have purchased machinery
of any kind from other parties in the Territory Or
in the east, wishing repairs. They should not delay
sending their orders later than March first, rs we
make our requisition for the coming season at that
time. Threshers, Engines, Saw Malls, etc, viii
not be ordered unless by special request.
IT. G.. Power e. Co.
Helena, Montana, December 80, 1875.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-02-10

CHANCEY HARRIS and his partner had a
fight with the Sioux, the latter part
Of last week, on the Little .Snoweys,
between the Judith and Muscleshell rivers.
They succeeded in killing two Of the IN
dians, and recapturing their horses which
the redskins were attempting to run off.
Chance had one of his fingers shot off. He
feels sad over its loss, as it was the one he
used to hold up"
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-02-10
TO the Dry Goods Trade.

~ IN III y
4 Under our CASH SYSTEM of doing business, we
propose to sell goods at such SWEEPING REDUC-
o as to make it to the interest of the cash pay
ing portion of the trade to buy their goods ut HOME
instead of sending money U OF THE COUN-
TRY for anything in the Si9fi sHAt1sa4 5f
DRY GOODS LINE.
Having taken the lead, and put down the prices Of
goods in this market, we continue to offer superior
inducements, and propose not only to meet the
market prices, but will CUT UNDER in every in
stance 0 CASH. Buyers will please examine
the market, and then compare our prices with
others. ORDERS SOLICITED, Samples and
prices sent on application.
T. u. ROYCE & CO.
Helena, December 2, 1875.
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LOCAL N { w S.

WIN. nj. PRICE 4 Co., No. IA, South Commercial
81. st. Louis, are our authorized agents to transact
sl business, contract for advertising and receive
subscriptions
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-02-10

CLOUDY kRoFT, the proprietor of the
Peoples Meat Market, is supplying the
Whites Gulch people with beef. He hauled
over about 1000 pounds Yesterday.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-02-10

M1ssEL1zA EDMoNDsoN stopped overn night
in our town, this week, on her way over to
Birch creek, to visit her sister, Mrs. Critten-
den, who is somewhat indisposed.
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Brown & Weisenhorn.

CARRIAGE AMP WAGON MANrFAcToRY.-This is
the largest establishment Of the kind III the Terri
tory, and b, hagning out work equal to the best in
supervision of the best horse sheer in Montana and
we are prepared to do work in this line TO the salts
faction Of any ono who may favor US with their patti
ronage
BROWN s. WEISENHoR
Helena, December 2, 1915.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-02-10

Our friend David Marks displays an ele-
cant assortment Of comic and sentimental
valentines.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-02-10

The weather is pleasant, and the school
children are having fine sport snow balling.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-02-10

AN interesting letter from n of our
farmer friends of Lewis and Clark county
is held over for next week.
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COOP butter is very scarce in our market.

CAPT. j. Y. STAFFORD paid our town a
visit last week.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-02-10

MEssRs. PARBERRY, Shields, Green,
Hampton and johnson nave been enjoying
the fine weather, for some days past, i'll rifle
sports. All are splendid marksmen, but the
champion shot has not yet been decided Oh.