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Ellsworth American., 1876-06-08
MARINE LISI.

Ellsworth Port.
CLEARED.
June J.
sca Treaty, Grant Bluehiii.
>.h Regulator. Grant. Eocklani
scA Juns LdnA.terrAi :Eoe esIand.
ARRIVED.
>cn samuel Lewis Hammond, Boston.
scu Mar liza lie. Pomroy, Boston.
CLEARED.
June 2.
sch " II Archer, Bell.tty Boston.
ARRIVED.
sch Dolphin, Young. Boston.
>ch UAye Branch, Whitaker. Boston.
Sch Frank Maria, Alley. Boston.
scn Grace, Alley, Boston.
CLEARED.
June }.
sch JM kennedy. Pomroy. Boston.
Sch Deleware, Young Boston.
Sch Westerloo. Whitaker, Prov idence.
>ch Ancreon, casper, Rockland.
>ch Marcellus, Remek, Boston.
CLEARED.
june S.
sch Caro- Bell, Barbour, Long Island.
CLEARED
june &.
sch Chas Upton. stevens, Boston.
ARRIVED.
zen II " Cushman. Carter Boston
CLEARED.
June :.
sch Samuel Lewis Hammond, Boston.
sch Mary LOId. Lord. Palma.
Ellsworth American., 1876-06-08

NDthINND. Ms.. June 0.
, a-. 4>' night destroyed two barns at
south end aud damaged a dwelling
connected with one of them. A COW
Ha.asd 10 one OF the barns and a guam
h4y destroyed. Total loss about
Ellsworth American., 1876-06-08
Dissolution Of Co-partnership.

THE Copartnership heretofore existing between
1 the undersigned is this day dissolved by mu-
tual consent J. IL. Douglass will collect and set
tie all outstanding bills, and will continue the
business heretofore carried on by the firm.
JOHN IL. DOUGLASS,
Z, q. DEssIsLE.
Atlantic House, Bar Harbor, Eden.
NAY 10, 1876. 3w21
Ellsworth American., 1876-06-08
FEW THING. Tn.TwE KNOW

Instanier cures Tooothache in one moment
3lu
Ellsworth American., 1876-06-08
probatt Aotifes. .

To the Honorable Judge of Probate for the Coun-
ty OF Hancock.
THE UNDERSIGNED. Zenas Homer of Bucks.
Lake OF said Bucksport, an ID sane person. repre-
sents that said George was the owner OF two
divided thirds of certain real estate in said Bucks
port. bounded easterly by the rosd leadir from
the Village to the Turner school-house, souther-
ly by land occupied by n. Z. Lake. westerly by
land OF |. &. & W. Homer, and northerly by land
of Mrs John Moore: that while sane, said George
she has bargainei to exchange the same with
John Wentworth for other real estate in Bucks
port Village and that in order 10 convey the same
into effect il Is nece that her husband should
join 10 the deed IL .urthcr represents that 1t Is
for the interest of his said ward that said eN-
change should be made and that said estate
should be ,deceded TO said Wentworth. Wherefore
empowered to join IN the deed with Lizzie A.
Lake and convey the estate as Aforesaid.
ZENAS HOMER. Guardian.
Bucksport, May II, 1916.
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK. So. Court of Probate, Bucksport, May
Term, A. ID 1876.
Upon the foregoing Petition, ORDERED That
said petitioner give public notice 30 all persons
interested, by causing a copy of the petition and
this order to be published three weeks successive
ly IN the Ellsworth American, newspaper pub
lished in Ellsworth, in said County, that they may
appear at a Court OF Probate Tor said County, to
July next, at ten of the clock in the forenoon
and show cause If any they have, why the prayer
of said petitioner should not be granted.
3w22s PARKER TUCK, Judge.
Attest: CHAs. r. DoRR, Register.
A true copy-Attest CHAs. p. DoRR. Register.
Ellsworth American., 1876-06-08

THE Subscriber hereby gives public notice to
! all concerned, that he has been duly ap-
pointed, and has taken upon himself, the trust Of
an Administrator OF the Estate OF
LEVI BOWDEN, late OF
Orland, in the county of Hancock, yeoman de-
ceased, by giving boni the law directs; he
therefore requests all persons who are debted
TO the said deceased's estate, to make immediate
payment. and those who have any dem ands there
on TO exhibit the same for paymsnt.
ALPHEUs HERR1CK.
NAV lIth, 1876. 3W23s
Ellsworth American., 1876-06-08
Notice to Debtors.

ALTHOUGH the times are HARD, am com
"A PEELED as Administrator to settle the Estate
Of The late DIR. Philander II. Harden, and here
by give notice that this is the last call, shall
make on debtors to his estate. After 90 days, if
not settled. all demands will lie put in snit and
DON'T BLAME NE. W
Ellsworth, Nay lst. 1876. 3mosls
Ellsworth American., 1876-06-08
Freedom Notice.

IsOR valuable consideration have this day
gwen to my son, Oscar Staples. his time dur
ing his minority and give notice that shall claim
none OF his earnings and pay NO BITS Of his con.
tracing after this date.
j. A. STAPLES.
Ellsworth Nav 18th Ia,6 3w9Is
Ellsworth American., 1876-06-08
~ TELEGRAPEl.


patches &, the Ellsworth American.
Ellsworth American., 1876-06-08

heuor auda.
ROCKLAsD, June 6-The schr III Barnes of
Bucksport, with cargo of lumber IRON Bangor
for Quincy, Mass, parted her chains and dragged
ashore this morning. She lies in an exposed posi-
ton and Is full OF water.
Ellsworth American., 1876-06-08

Instanter cures Toothsche in one moment.
Ellsworth American., 1876-06-08

sch samuel Lewis, Hammond, Boston.
sch Mary Lord. Lord. Palma.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-23
Voice of God.
BY REV. ALFRED NEVIN, D. D.

BY REV. ALFRED NEVIN, d. D.
A New ard valuable Book OF absorbing interest,
n IT is a complete Compendium of Sacred History,
Biography and Chronology. 1t contains all the
historic and Legendary Lore of the Bible, RIO
graphical accounts of its Patriarchs. Prophets.
Priests Kings and Heroes Also the occur ences OF
Four Hundred years from the last OF the Prophets
to the birth OF Christ mot found In any other sim
gle voume.) royal Octave of 800 pase embel-
lished with numerous handsome engravings. Lib
eral terms to Agents.
MIILER'S BIBLE Il PUBLISHING HOUSE
1102 q 1104 SAMSON street, Philadelphia. Pa.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-23

New RULING MACHINE at Ill ARGUS
BINDERY Paper ruled IN any atyle or
any coiored lines. Leave orders st THE
ARGUS COUNTING RooM,opposil> the Post
flee tt
, 1876-09-29

though Octobsr closed shade cescr than thH nre.
3; ;:sSS Fl; nj If ;Si #;
]f ] , a" .$; ,s I'll, .s
sPs%;; E! so {; :s Ssf" s ~ ssla:
.af S.yc.1sf sSi n !; s s"1Ht NJ = ,3 %
ssss5s Ill 5as eo.Ss iii II te asae fesss
,s cs' q 'ss McrH r i. e s X No m g.
s!s $;;; fsss; s s III ii sss '9so o
I'll st: Is ~ ( ss' ~ ::s:ss @
i Ss';; ;s ;s$s .:s
sf's 2ess ,,ts more active md .s.ay e!e.
es sIsSnss! - sss.' ssa y
SsS 4! s @ M pS:is;
ssp,se & IL ts, SeS,
S. 1 fl0s ss a" 9 .s S%''e /. Gs'fsr II %
I'D M y ssms e;a 10y, :. A. s % 4 E.nisa ~ ~ y. NJ
~ Il ass;sa i sa$7s: GsS :sIss ssSIsd n
i q y ss ssss ss s.fs
GsS Is,ss Il H .s s ~ ~ 2fS t:
u " a ~ AMI ssxe
oisrS-6oo tcs seller the 5est at $3.50.
M cs!k cs',: 9sst ~ s.ss: .;ss ns made Of
L.r ~ qn!st and ,tssao M ~, ,s. o. 7o ses AZ
| WhcAi active ami aGnttt Nc h(Ehet. " wa ~.
mofcu khat the foreiRn Tarketl were *tf1hRsf ssn.
soid 4 q. .os1l@f :GiM c's.nE nt q 2 oEst a No.
Corn was quIrt A1d Mrm Al t4l{tt4 th<c for nctobest
Is It cna ~ r. apr sfpSar sr s
| Gasa3ko for November. -
Barley sold ~ b2c fur OCTOBER. S34c Tor heptem1ttt
FrciXht room wns taxcn for a. 600 hn wGht 70 Inf
fao ii ING And for 10 QD bU 10 Port CUi4oEne.
| l.kRT CAt.1 - .... .,.
stesa PORK wa! inactive md noutna at 91e12h7lols
| for tJctptr and El4.As for tue yraf.
Jsr1i was quoted nj s3. -: Tor n!tnfcr and ht 80
90, sax for The year, tNd A. 891teo35 IoF JAnuA1
/ and 80. .404s1. 80 for NOyemtGF.
, 1876-09-29
sAnl interest.
LOCAL STOCKS,
1}Y TELE1HApII.

TO fhf HtHffh A&f0fauIsa iTksA .-.-..
NEW YonK, Sept. 2H.-Gola opened. 1t 1ooh
and closed at no. most Of the days transactions
having been Ut the higher aguro. During tue creator
portion Of ths day tho borrowing rates ranged from
lH u 4 per cent hut. at tie close, soma loana
were made nat
Governments were dull and steady
In railway mortgages this afternoon Northwest.
ern cousol gold coupons advanced to0oh. Union
and Central racidcs were hrsn. New Jesacy Cen.
't,a, nrats, new, declined 10 10TH Michigan Cen.
tral to 10.. and MlIwaukee 4 St. Panl, Lacrosse
Division, 10 1o3, Other issues wets generally drn.
State bonds were quiet and steady: :.
The stock market opened l'sheF &han u
closed yestefday for Northwestern. and q lower
for Delaware l. Hudson Canal, and W for l,cla-
wars. LackaWanna d Western. Otherwise heTe
we're slighs chsnges. From thu opening until about
vsnsed @ IL sI1s;, the hitter NorthWe.rrn preferred
Cvrtplun sAvancsd II. IN the afternoon stoekt
wers centrally better but toward. the elosa easse
Yutk Gsn.t. .ds.acsd to S7 aad hatsa Sn,, S'1.ss
western shares wore prominent " aeal'nKs
romluon rising to - snd prefsssed 10 ". IN ilha
talet there was i reaction of H. Lake hhote W
sunced to a3a., Hnd left OIL 1t h3H. ht. lxu! fEs'
to AK for c0mnson and to a0 for pFeferteot e!ot'h
al reaction Of kekt4. Hook Island kufnneed y
l03A. Western CNion was steady VI ~ IN Goa
vlotEs, Delaware, L4ckawsAnA j. Wtstern dccllGe'
so74E, svkulss to 1lk, sellsF 10. New JsEse.
, 1876-09-29
MARINE.
CHICAGO,

ARn,vAIs-stms shchoygan, Manltowoc, sun,
dries; stnr Muskeeon, Musksgon, sundries; prop
Trader, Sau2asuck. sundrles; prop q. J. Trass'
dell, 81. Josoph, sua0sies; pF1p Messenger, Hen
,ou tIarbur, sul,lrtcs; prop Inckeye. ulan Haven,
sundsiea; prop Dean Rirumond, Buffalo, aaudrtes;
prop Menomtnee, nrcsn l'ay. santires; sehs
Marine, Ludngton, lumber; schr nrooslyn, Char
lo.tc. coal; schr Helen blood, Auskegou, lumaes'
schr Kitty Grant, saugasuck, lumber; sehr Rich
!es, Snbsr q ksxl.s Hsn,tstSs snss. 'sn, .sS,
Nv, Avery, Forl iiygr, lumber; sclr Aahtabula,
Highland s1 'fh,; 'sf Ms,S Maad Es oSSsne' Ssak .em !s
Minnts Coflutt, SlMskegoN, railroad ties: prop
0soisa nuasar spah slassa' Se,sns sSaF'sM Ma,teuon
tc Iard sclr lsie farrat. colitugwond II, :sHD on
rtsr ',ss; s"t u sSadqts ~ eSfn ,fnn
Bcotu, Uuffalo, 81 0Ou III corn, 2 0tU bu oats,
suS lYi lss ;eS4 "a, q psk s1nls: 81 s:ss :'
| 1B eases tobacco, nul uuntsles; prop Arahia,
UuGao, III, uoO BIZ ruFa; sehs 3ssnsa It. Dentiy'
, 1876-09-29

noa pRoDuCTs-wcro nga!n inclined 70 dullnc@.
with little clanEo In prcca, though oR1 wcro quotod
actyq and Rfn. There werG few orders On tho noort
and local operators not anxioas TO tEadc,ths gen.
eral disposition being u hold OF TIL the conditions ot
,hs coming packing are more definitely gtasnd
at or known.
.uess rark-was dull hnd declined l5c Per brl for
next months delivery, while the yene whs shade ARM
cr being considered relatively low, tor which reason
there was less disposition To sell It, The reporcd sales
Included the folowtnks $500 bria secr octahcr at
slu and GU bFls ae1ler tho year Of sl4.62
1A.H5 Total (, 500 brll Thu market closed tame ut
Is for ca., $i8.lsla. l7H for aeor Octo'
brit and l4,R2H0l4.Bs for tho yoar.
Extra primo pork sold {7u hrls, At elo.oo.
Lard-Was dnll aud steady, October declining 2ha5o
per lnU ns whe tho year wAe shade 1Emor. IN gym.
nathy viii pork Sas1 wore limited 70 70 tc. cns a
M} tcs seller September At SO 751 tcs
tejer tctoter 1t $40 3oj0 and 4 90 tea Beller
ar&ei cioscd seady at ssS 10. 81 tor cash se
SD aids 35 seller November; 40 for .ellef
tic year or seller January. Summer lard Was nominal
ii i0c per toO IN below the price of
Is1ls-Wcro qulcE, with no change III PRICES md o
moderate inTutry at inadu nsure., viii n dispo.!ton
10 Sa,Io oaElnE quotations. hhts wtrl made ot lho
hoxea ioaE ceays. seller last half Of petober. #
ia i;yf ncr 100 ILL., and cUl boxes do Aelcr Octuher and
Noycniber At Wv. Tho following arc The latest quo
, 1876-09-29

"a .ts
vaneed he' Joooeta OF groceries, Nss. I"..!
hnsy. 9ood many nuyets wesc rsenen. ~ pT1 mn'
'ot, ana !he ma"'ohes nA'1nsss e'so "a.". .," ~.
efa' psofofuons' IN whites s"c.e "ete nv WI"
ec ehhhGes' Goheee' hasate' lsas' 8'ee, a"a ~. ,m
aeeu ~ sstlele1 IN tno r,s'' ,'.. "eao t..'t .u
~ tany Freslons prices. Ing .," M..s. .,a,,a. @
market haa no nc" 1eMntes, pomssnn ..sa sa'I" T..
remain 'hecGse' CUT IN imported p''ns nv, '"..o
lioesh! movement a. urn pfees. t'"'. WIZ s,trn ~
so"u ue"anu "ua "Ncu""s'e, 80, Nv, ,ha ma.t,t
and aru,. Cheese sema!ns dull ana INC MARIE,
lacks strength. No new features "cta ae.o'oa ',,.
In coal, wood, leather, and o@gg'ns ma na s,,.a '
ruled 9niet, Win prices OF mos' Ana. s~,.s
Tarpont1no was stfong ~ 10 ao'anee--"o" l"''so
ooe' ..-. ,,.. n>. oco~.
Lumber was very aa!l AZ tao ooek1: INV vas ~.
tngs were large. ana lheto was nlle acms"a ,to"'
any quarter. Tho 5afd trauo u ta's, p"' "sH,o.s
have f"i' stoeEA on hano' "nsh 'nu5 a.u 11a.a
to rcducc. heneo DuS spa'lnst5 ~ tns uosHo, n
ware and notala continue IN mooela1e aemans
md stchly. ft1ts and wool were In continued
rnoS demand. And ffr,u, Timothy .seed again nd
soo,. e,ua.a snS -nioa ..rono nm oRc,,naa bc,nr
Fapssut Hna 1a'sa osss ss, a., - ,,Irhor
ANAL. Hops Hefo scarce ano h!n. ~ "'sao'
prices. Tho chipping demand for potatoes cons'n'
anil chnfcn l0iR Wero higher, the offerings be-
, 1876-09-29
by TELEGRAPH.

FOnEIGN CITIES.
Epsctai D&patrh 10 1ns Tribune. ..
LIvxNrooL. Sept. 2s-ll T. -T.-t7our-No. y 2fst No.
2. rs 10.
QraiH-Whcat-Wtntsr. No, 1, % Hd, No, 2. o. a;
spring, No. !. D. Cd; No. \, " Nd. Hhfts No !. Va
I'D; No. H. Da III: club No. I. liz 2ds No. 4 w lid.
Corn-So. l. 3ss oi; No. >. !ss el.
ifoeihtons-P0tk. sh. Lard, SIS.
LivEMf"n1. sept. 7a-LAsast. -Cutt'H = Qultt and
hnchangedI la.la1Gkd; sales Of s.otD baass spcc.
nl1lon aud uxp0Ft, 2.uU: American, 4.To0.
Hrfa.istt51-CaifoEnia whito wheat, average, o. 81
an I'D: do club. o luaatk ID: red "eatern spring.
No TO No. !. 81 YdAus III; rcd Western winter. Ut ii
aDt ID. t1uur-westesn canal. 13s ad1Iss. Corn-
WestctR mixed, rs 8d32as VI. Oatt-Amcrfcan.
3scs3a ia. Harley-AGlnEiean. as1d.
Ita1-Cahaafan. ST. 6l.
C90rer Sttd-Anetiean. an055A.
iroriAons-rrnls meas rufk. I'M, Prime me&s beef,
1Os. ChcaaQ-Find American, Sis 6I. LGyd-AMsFl
ean. t3L Daeol.-tunx clear, 46a, snort e!sxr,
ta4.
1httou-Fint American 45s 81.
lsiratduBs-splF!ts. llstal:s, refined, t8A
L.n44sA 0tf-3as ID.
RAsta-Comn,ou. as1os 81, pale. tsa
gpfrtts Itrpshths-1ss.
loxnoY, Sept :s.-g1i|a,o-@1s.
| Sueov-Eo. Ia Dutch standard. sdoat, 33A
| LInSskd C4ks-i0kCelus 81.
| AsrWtAt. Sept. 2s.-ltsroSuM-4uH.
, 1876-09-29

CH1cAao.-Thcro wasa strong curtcn, ,nu.
bnck and forward MI ytstcr|lay. Thie w,' .s afs
10 tho strong wind which prevailed ,ur,u .shs
Tho indications nrc that Tiers vii, lc a ,s,. 'ss ~
IN thls section bef0so many hours b,ts . saa
Ths water IN tho river # ons time yc.te,,ss ,I..
The tug Monitor haa reserved w nc, a,osht
Mtller's dry y.tock. ..Tht tcllr K[chaTi uara unsra
rived here yesterday nsinns her IiGl,on,n 'o T.
ac!lr Feictas brako nitlf at tie iun|,r* .,.is.
yestertay and driftet1 ngntntt the ilmo,,h h,arktt
otl1ot vessel md broke l,Ur lom "a n .s5 =.
Bclra Reciprocity. Otter. and Maine wr., .,.ln lns
yesterday, and Will 20 into winter nuartrr, ~ ,1Ild
Tho present athto Of Tho bsltcsa duS. nj .oaft
them to rGmafn IN service my longer I'M "1sa tI
coll. OF tho tug rarrans, Ia flr lt4rpy mn. INV.
Atnmond cluster pin valued ut e!!,E, " q q
stfol!nE along tic lumber market yesctds, .nae Me
noon he suddenly observed that .t,s Of ttn f. sff.
utones whs missing lie felt very unhannns q nf!ti
offered big reward for tho Gntny al p}, H. M AZ
lie was init about making up III. mill NJ ,is,m1l i5s*1l
stone wns gone for good, wien Mr., EJ Fnr h'
saw snmcthing glistcnlng In tho ls.t IN lbo 1T
diamond. Capt. DrIacoi was l,sua1 ,1s ~ 's''
to him, and a!l hanl. took n a,ns aie'sd
Tho seht Great Woht. while hcin9 towel lai,;. H..
Central slip, caHe In contact With annthr, st. n.9
and now monrns the loss nf her jhbpom' III. u.
schrs Lincoln Dali and b. q. Ford src nnit,naaas::
repairs at tho tlnck Of tho Chicago ry.or ss
rany. Tho sehr O. Nicholson lo.t be, ihos. "a
whilo coming into this port yesterday, '''''a
, 1876-09-29
pt,,e-LayJng In l'cnnsJlva''la'

.n,,sS;,v. S%,,.tpSa.tt%ss ' %ept. t< |TI,1e. aM3
s ,aonopolics u ill., statc mud tls %r au'IsrJ
by by Tic Pennsylvania Transpo,ta,',I1, .a,1,ins 20 .
The railroads. hayo rcesiyen ~! lnc rn mn! It r.
tween $70, ,000 700 and ssV,',''r T., ,''rcye,t ,tf Y Y
% Ing q tha @ pIpes along and uaae5 ~ I:!s,fss n. !
Iilo coitracts lor the p'Is 1''.n" h"u riytu 8,
Is to dow to The scaboaF1 i,as mal o.'n to u,,e
rho l!uo will l1ayu ea!'acl'S, S,.i,t IIJ tyn
tns aas.p pffsisnil H. le"ry iafsy rl,s,' ., a.
syiyanIa rraosportation c"nl,i',s't tnrfs s,
Proposed to bofsow from i'a''I!'s a!% s.Il,s n
tIrs capital for The plojst!, a' n uSyIu$ tAs = =
lic saooNn to 10 sxpsn,i,1i y ~ ui1I,ls ia
t ,ss.at .'S sytii'"S Til SsS ~
k ifc work is 10 bv completed W '1' ~
yelubtr ncxt.
, 1876-09-29

c;t c;HttTis KIM !ia G!f 4Fox-ifsJs eSntausa
'.5 $fS:atfs S:f$ 4 ss'ffx H. 'os ST.
itS 81; :.i,s s'''s &C. ::e' ''r sa''
s;si zas4fa s..E s sss's'ax s.U SSseft as
4 u.s. e. y :ts; 'to r.! sd 1s'sH: 'i 't''S''$S WITH
;ss' .sa 2 o II: I'll Il .st IL IT, It. ,ss s
2n!st =. g. % 4, tsts: hi t,,,. y, ri,
s:s: Is ss.ss vii LII. S.: s :s &; :. s s .s!s
~ ill., %,s ij *: 's:a is.|: ID
Stfi Y &C.. ff' 'e t' F4 ss Ct ts @ Ss s .sis H.
SI 1ts;y rx .S f 4. s,,r. s I'LL & EsS:' SS
@ ss @ s.s'a ',1st* @ a:5d1iS %H;ES H. tr,2 ~
dsY asS 5sA,ss,, ~ a,!s,s ,s 2,sSe ,xor,
A; :;sE: AZ 5 % ::s:;: s;;s IF:
Ss;j + @ It's Il "s n f., et"s " ~:
Ti,s nv; r. 4 IS and rn
s;s 3s @ Ss51 sTFf xr,s. s Il
a1 2 ,o E1;sss :, r. "a. iss5ss "na ''s"'''' IT, s'
onsnsss anr In; a; t:an,ds r.; d9 s5; &, ess,.ty
4 A. A..;s ..sS d Spsy ~ 1ask ~ ground
TEhS-iirniafn aealy an,l htnl. Iuaness Il eoustd.
eray batter 1a a. tEtl tIu last yeat bEt not ~
aclya ~ It Hty bu q Icsed " be ~ Wow " Tile low
e'Gaspe'eisr- ComHlan soasao: COED DO ns9tocl mo.
tutll {a4; aOC; gU11 de- Atsh1c ne. aitstt Quest,
G.M.t55c. caloco. 'ua7ac, chalcus', k3vDl3 faucy,
simtf,iai.-cuu,u,on, :sas.ct seU, do asasao; me.
d!sn 80 e.; s9Ml 10, IN tse n1'c akta:s' 6nese
| yatun-l DMIutr1. 3t3 VIZ; good common. sSala.ci
medium aatl4Ua; KtAa medium, 401t!c hle. tasslE
jsnr1t, 81 ,c1 clIort. :sIt',dc; chuicr4t, s319jc
choicest NJ " hras picking, 7t..I7tt. -
(bptnnVs-('nMul1l. 2S.-:kh; 1uud common. 3aseA1ci
medium ttAs43a; E,oi hlrdtaN. 4Ss4scl Mne, *4ooc
Gnen. 5aeta.r; chuItr, Nsl'!.t' ctD!cest. 7aasME
quuiy ,9ai.r = ~ bsceh al ~ ~ aud slabs VI f.
TEAL-CS eslyss xsre quoted Al 7eoc, and com
| ul44 u 4Y.4t, r
, 1876-09-29

Iit>,y sArtNGs.yAuK pEiostrons ARE HoBEED.
trhc revelations In The case Ut tho Mechanics
L Traders savlngs Institution Of New York,
atcy Suspended, ore Illustrations OF syalcm Of
,csayal OF Trusts and robbery of savings deposit
,rs that extends for beyond New York. Since tho
,anic, savings banks haro been broaking all over
.hc country Chicago Inns had Its aharc Of thceo
:al.mitlcs Whatever excuse u,ny hc urged for
commercial failures. nothing can be said In cxtcnu"
,tlon of the bankruptcy uf savings bank'
t may bo said Bafuly TINT every bankruptcy VI a
aylngs bank IL q criminal proceeding Thu STATE
ncHt OF tho Receiver OF the Mechanics 4 Trndess'
lhows deficiency In the assess OF s345, Bld. w.
rhis was produced by selling 81. 100 900 Of United
States bons and Investing the proceeds In wildcat
Southern state bonds. II Ia fnttinatct that these
pnrchnsca were made in order to put commissions
Into the pockota Of officers Of tho bank. Charges
u fraud arc u1nlo nganst the Trustees on
,tl,er grounds. II Is shown TINT they cor-
.ealcd a deficit Of S12. $40, IA for sx
reart, and thai thoy voted themselves
.xorbtant salnrics and unwarrantablo spccIal al.
Iowanccs. Loans to tho amount Of hnndEeds Of
housaulH Of dollars wcra 1nhdc In direct y!nlat!on
I Inv. The Tsnstees withdrew large sums FOR
thc!r own usc. New York State llaa savLnga-
pank Examiner, md from tho foregoing exhibit 1t
sppcurs that frnndB AZ bold nnd unchnlcnGcd nrc
committed In New York, which hna an Examiner,
rs In Illinois, which has none. Evidently como
other n,casure than tho appointment Of IN E1-
ar,Incr IL needed To protect tho sav!n2a
depos.urs. What ~ wanted Ia mako savings
buns safe ls publicity, publicity with regard 10
nj, salaries, fees, mud commissions pald,
ant all Investments made. ny this publicity we
mean not publication In tho newspapers. bnt free
ucccsa to nll dcpustors 10 fnll knowledge OF all
TINT has been 1une With thclr money. In no other
way can the dcpos.tors DO saved from tho process
OF pllndc.inE Tint has already robbed The ulnt'
tsiouu uud thrifty clnss Of tho community of mill.
ionA OF dollars.
GOLD AND GHEESDACKs.
Gold yrns 1OnIxGs11O In Eretnbacks.
Grccnbacka wcro 01asbu0S cents on the dollar
L. astli
, 1876-09-29

Long and shoTt ciesra quoted at Al1c casl. a<sAc
foF November, and for DeceMber CnMbeFlan,!s
qntct ii UsD}fc; long cut !aMs, l21lsfc all boxed
Wintcr soulIcrs looze 9d.e7tc: do short rbs. cash
Keller sspeber sss; Sas!e5 T. osteesrn .1s nss sS
quoted At BXc for 1houde TAG for short ribs. Dc toE
short clears ard l3x@llc for hans al caaS*Aea anu
pagked. .s,,
VEEF plsOUUCTS-Wcrc nteAiy aud quiet At $l0.7s
3il.GD for mcaa; I'll. .71GS190 TOR cxtfa mtSAt Aua
$.5, LDdt25 10 for halta. -
TIff1te-Was quoted At 6k6S9sc for city and 7K&8o
for county lots, according to condition.
, 1876-09-29


ifa s'stS ind At time. exalted tnons
!s fs% :s'ss n;
ss5y Cs5 y s sss,o e. nj acx. @ H. r.
S Sss a sSasasi
Trte was K trad demand tnF @ Gash ~; ~ ae sn H.
is s. @ s; i: Ix
SS S 1S 1 .a M Nc e nas Il a 5
pfaSsSis st Il AZ Sa,;isaa.x sSs'1:sts q
Sf!sssSs ss sSss' !ss ss; @
rs,on Ihs HeS u sr.ef 1eef t
e ,ynsstsy ss! sea sS
st, ,as IT,: H. wis y With .ssen
b b 1'e @ Ss'lsE osmSfa III sia.e "a 4
sis ~ ~ :,;;i9 s;Ss; S%;
st s sIs:sx :ii; sojs!s S;};ds SST rs;$ N;
Ss i s: j; :! ;$ ; q 4; e
uOse tn tracki an% +uo hu do atsilafre' oil boasd
S:fIs3 M Il Sg i s;s; SS
H. as s:ss sfftf ~
sSs sss NV X "a
wsr Sst M 81
felnV eluAl ~ cans, with uniy moderate shipments
fshppsts. tna uaro ftun the septsber shors. sol,
2, *Ae asi;:a a ~ Ill ss
wiIch va eT'et 4 sYtnpstlyt tho9sn discounted PAN
blsStr fsa!ghi tasss xhu az ueKt tour weeEs: ~!
s. 81 j s i as
Il, h1xsysr. ali fsLi, NJ hollsr. sts parsnx Yrss
gsod supi'y ftoM, .hS nsw s;op; ssllss q. .e
aid .sIler II, r. ~! .,.,v+ :. + n
cast No. a. ii 45sle. unh !sh miteI eotga y 4u}tc
CkII sales wnrr reported of ", n hy9 n5sd r., u
gera lts +' ou sars .s's g: Il ~, y ~ X ;sn
, | free on bnafl ears. Tuta!. 275 III bu
! UATs-Wrro dull aud WEAK atA deflins q hh1ut y
for caAl pf tie u,oukN aud Rejected atcne1 l4slt
under llrxe offerings. Future. wurs aulet aul steady
, 1876-09-29

lfOUB-Fhefe Wat fK!FIY &ctlf0 mAtKtt AE TtctS
showing Huotahc chAngo from those Of the day .c-
o!a ssas: Te Tt {sssp; Ts,s Ta H. lsrK
cHuaied fho demand only few acatter!E lots reatn-
ing In tho pens tho cole OF trade naa NeE0 mostly
lason aaes sklrPeTs ana sea!aGag 1t EsG;S5ay
phia grades waEe In denand at 90 l50925. Tho tnar.
kefF F1n1n6
, 1876-09-29
AMERICAN CITIES.
NEW YORK.

1ptc7dI NtpaEch 10 Tia 1F7bunS. -
NxR YoHk, sept. .s.-lr1tn- -Dusinsss Ia wAast
light and Tho market ALL Fnlrl slightly In buyers.
tAyoT without huweyct, Ruy great dare IN tho part oe
holders to rea!tIu export Inquiry tnly 70 I'LL pfaAn2
freight tngage,nents aalra g.. oo bu st si.lo Iof
mixed tp1iua, sI.la for t9,UO hu. crop Of 1874.
NJ. 4 ChlcA:o; 4i.uo for NJ, . milwaukee; el.1tA
, 1876-09-29
PORT HURON,

optE9ul O15pQICN 10 TIE 7F16HNe
ponr HunoN, Mich, acrt. 4a.-Duwy-p,,,.
C[sy OF Duluth, Wcnonn. City Of Toledo r,n rs'
Saginaw and bargcs; schrs Emma c. lIu,chtn,o,
j. ". Doans, Nellie Wilde.
Ur-Psopa Marno city, Montana, cily Of Con,
cord.
W1ND-southwest, brisk: weather stosnY
The tow-barge RIO (}randc, which Natrt t.to.-r,
In Iako Huron during the blow, arrived here iIM
Sand leach today. and will be docked al onrt W.
Tho 6chr Anna Maria Ia aground At tho fuet o,
Btag Island. whore sho went Oh latt night Ii. II i
we'll out+ .Ns
Special Dttpatea to Tas Tttorna
roNr f1ut!0S, Mich, Supt. .,H-11 .. m,-Dor,
Prop Quebec; schss T, L. Dan!orth,J. Il, poso.
Suhnysldc. '''''
ur-Props Westfnrl, New York md b,r,r.
schss Butcher Day, 5. L. Watson. lIlsrIe id
WlNp-South, gentle; wcathgr lne.
, 1876-09-29
COMMERCIAL.

The following were tho receipts and shipments Of
the lending articles pf produce In thln city during
the tweniy-!our hours ending at o'clock on
Thursday morning, and for the corresponding tiue
tnet ycar: