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New-York tribune., 1876-10-09

gate Republican majority on members of the
Legislature, which is two-thirds Republican, is
put at more than 1900, and the Republican
majority on the State ticket is thus far 1,O35,
being gain over the election of 1874 OF 3,l9S.
The tidal wave is evidently not to start at the
base of the Rocky Mountains this year.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-09

An interesting directory of the Tammany
Ring is given on another page. Not one of
these men who stole by the million, and whose
guilt is as clear as MONDAY to all but the
blinded eyes of Justice, is set down as resi-
dent between prison walls. IL is 10 wonder
that Mr.. O'COnOr sometimes loses patience.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-09

eager to repeat it. The grievances they com
plain of are the natural growth of their resort
to violence fifteen years ago. Violence VIII
not remedy or cure them now. They should
have learned so much at least by bitter ex-
perience.
No doubt Gov. Chamberlain will be severely
condemned by partisans for the course he mas
taken. But it is difficult to see how, as
faithful Executive he could have acted other
WISE If the associations at which his procla-
nation is directed are lawless in their Objects
they ought beyond question to be broken up
If they are not, they can well afford to dis
pcrse, and have the satisfaction of reassuring
the timd and establishing peace and order.
And all good citizens will unite in the hore
that they will quietly disband and furnish no
occasion for the use of extreme measures.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-09

base of the Rocky Mountains tins year.
1t wac absurd enough of some Sheffield
manufacturers to propose retaliatOry duties on
American produce, because our protective
tariff had injured their trade. The British
Government very prudcntly decided not to
entertain the suggestion, seeing, no doubt,
that its adoption would not affect the fiscal
policy of this country. The heavy duty levied
in Great Britain on American tobacco has
not, for instance caused us to lower our tarlif.
1t will be good ting to have the election
in Indiana over, and the whole country VIII
feel easier when this fierce struggle Is done
with. Both sides have the justification that 1t
is one of the vital points of the campaign,
and must be fcrcely defended when 1t Is
fercply assailcd but when canvass grows so
bitter that IT seems to degenerate into pro-
Ionged wrangle, the nearer election day is the
better. The spectacle is demOrallzinS. The
responsibility for such acts of violence as have
taken place seems to rest with the party that
has made apparently the only systematic I'M
portation of roughs into the State 1t goes lar
TO create the cheerful assurance that even III
politics evil devices sometimes come TO nauSht
TO find that there are signs on all hands OF Il
Democratic rout. The Democratic leaders
are losing the heads they have so often lost
before. and bunders at almost every step Vcf-
ify the traditions of the party ill-uck. lie
pubcans predict a majority OF from 0,OOo To
5000 for Gen. Harrison.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-09

Colorado stubbOmly refuses. in spite Of the
Democratic newspapers, to stand up and be
counted for Tilden and Reform. The aggre.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-09

Among the interesting sermons yesterday that
of the Rev. Mr.. rockingham will especially
attract attention, as it lays down the creed of
the "new faith" of which he is the prominent
advocate. Whatever may be the fate OF the
new religion, it at least starts off with the ad-
vantage of kindly spirit and a wide tolera-
ton for opponents.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-09

The duty of an early registration is one that
cannot be too often enjoined. The first day on
which citizens can register is tomorrow, the
following days being Oct. Is, 27, and 29.
Those who register tomorrow will find no
crowd to delay them, and will make sure thus
early of the first step in the exercise of the
citizens right.
, 1876-10-01
THE DAYS THAT ARE PAST.

We will not dep1ore them, the days that ure past;
The gloom Of misfortune is over them cast;
They were heightened BY BORROW, and sullied by
care, -
Their rricfs were too many, their Joys were too
rare;
Yet, now that their shadows are on us no more;>
Let Us welcome the prospect that b1ghtcns before.
We have Cherished fair hopes, we have plotted
We have lived till We find them flusive as dreams.
Wealth has melted like snow that ia grasped in the
And the steps we have climbed hare departed like
sQnd;
Yet shall we despond, while Of hope unbcreft,
And honor, bright honor, and freedom, are left!
Ohl shallwe despond while the pages Of Time
Yet open before us their records sublime;
While books lend their treasures unfaling. which
still
Havc been our high solace when compassed by i'll;
While Humanity whispers such truths in our ear,
As 1t softens the heart like sweet music to hear?
Oh! shall despond while, with vision still free,
We can gaze on the sky, and the earth, and the
sea;
While the sunshine can waken burst of delight,
While each harmony running through Nature can
raise
In our spirits the impulse of gadness and praise?
Oh! let us no longer, then, vainly lament
Over scenes which have faded, and days that are
spent;
But BY faith unforsaken unawcd by mischance,
On Hopes waving banner still Ax'd be our glance;
And, should Fortune prove cruel and false to the
Inst,
Let us look to the Future, and not to the Past.
CHICAGO, Sept 81, 1876. J. s. H.
, 1876-10-01

II a;1ssiias Of i sss rs
Ssa II; dSii sqs hsa i fay e saa
5sst se@?ss d. nlinels Legal iso de.
xi5ter S2e e3trs id oil. Is; NJ. a .S':!s: 7sc
ssi '?!sS so S's sxsfae; sasss
S soe: s1tefy Ssnt Pas IT, g.: ;s d
ss ee4s Il 5sfs :aso@ s. a,
s5ef e saa at.se GS fed befaf fa
price, Turkeys were scarce and steady aE II
4 o 81 Re- e In demand for ship
xsEs sms sad es|d I'D saYss
and Choice s ana owes was eqe5ss qadss IS
e Eax y.s steady at sioo51.3 30 Glover quiet Il
sALT-Gonttnues IN fair demand and steady: Saginaw
nna onars UnonaaG ans. ~ Canada d. 81 ordinary
ss an sSS g. g 1sf ats sssP q afa per sack
no hase il s: ill., Nef' III Tue hes a'afe "" maSs
sSsa as fsss ss t nes
6ozs5e; choice, 7o57sc; choicest, s5seoc; fancJ.
jmpa5ai.1 Common, esaac; good do, sseasc: me-
se se@ sssisss &C. ssss $685. g. eSsees "a s s n
Japan-Comznon, 2Sa32c; good common, 3aa35c;
finest, 52sa5c: cnoce, s6tsooc; choicest, 639s5c;
choicest new first picking, 7uS75c.
0o!ongs-Common, 8 .ss0c; good common, sa@a5c;
medium: 4oS &c; good 1edtnm 4aS4sc; ane 4s5oc
W0op-Thc demand vas light ut $50 for maple.
So 50 for beech, and S5. o. for slabs-delivered.
WoOL-Was In good demand and firm. The liberal
receipts probaby consist chiefly the fall clip OF Cali
fornia wool. which is now mosug Last. The stock In
quote: washed, 9Hs; fair TO good DO 34a37;
washed fleece. tine and medium. 23@3.c; medium un-
washed. o3zs.ac; 6ue do, 131l3Ic.
, 1876-10-01
ELI

Where grapes their purple clusters swung,
And the feet Of the eager children passed,
The haryest-fruit to the tasseled grass
Fifteen times has the orchard dung;
Fifteen times has the golden-rod
Uplifted its plume OIL the brown hillside,
And the astcrs glowed by the river wide,
Since first her feet on Earth have trod.
Fifteen times she has seen the leaves
Low ut her feet in the Autumn-tidc fall;
just fifteen times heard the faint farewell call
OF the swallows leaving the caves.
For fifteen years the brown-lashe eyes
Have wi1ened to see the great ships in the bay,
Winged BY the west wind sail far, far away
On the pillows that fall and rise
Like dove flying over the sea,
The west wind brings news Of the waning year;
Under its wings, II she'll look while it's near,
There's birthday wish from me:
That when the days Of youth are cold.
When Time hns swung his scythe for many yeais,
When gray hairs come. and maybe trace of tears,
Her heart may childhood's faith still hold.
SEPT. ~, 1876. LULU II. ".
, 1876-10-01

LOCAL STOCKS.
By TELEGRAPH.

NE" YORK.
NEW YonK, Sept. 3o.-Csold opened nt 1104,
and declined to and closed at ITO. Borrowing
rates ranged from per cent per annum to 1-64
per diem, but at the close loans were made fiat,
1h92 per cent for carrying.
Governments closed steady.
In railroad bonds this afternoon there was
sharp recovery in New jersey Central Issues,
solidated irsts advancing to So bid and So asked,
and convertible TO 70 bid and 80 asked. Pittsburg
fourtls sold ut 1O5ln. Other changes slight.
St1te bonds quiet and nominal.
The stock market In the early dealings WAS weak
In coal shares. and prices declined, but subse~
guently there was frnlcr feeling and recovery
and prices advanced Il to J. per cent. New Jersey
Central recovered from .5a@@ to 26ss, with the final
sales at 26h. Delaware, Lnckawunna s. Western
rallied from 67h to G7l4 Lake Shore from 537s to-
53ss; Michigan Central from Il to 41!4; ard New
York Central from o7ss to o7al. The other changes
were unimportant The market closed active, with
an unsettled feeling, and lower.
The aggregate sales were 251, 400 shares, Of
which 3, 500 were New York Central, [, 500 Erie,
~, 900 Lake Shore, T. 600 Northwestern, i, 500
Rock Island, II, 900 St. Paul, 5000 Western
Union, 100, GOO Delaware, Lsckawanna & Western,
Central, and I, 600 Delaware & Hudson Canal.
Money market easy at IL per cent; prime mer-
camille paper, 4@6 per cent
Customs receipts, Si1, 900.
The Assistant Treasurer disbnrsed 1858, 600.
Clearlngs, ST, coo, GOO.
Shipments IN specie for the week, $138, 600.
Sterling quiet: long, 4S2H short, 1884,
The weekly bank statement Ia ~ follows: Loans.
increase $685. 900; specie, decrease, s., 434 $40;
legal tenders, decreasc, Sa14, zoo; deposits, de-
crease. ST. Csc. 900 circulation, increase, $l52,-
600; reserve, decrease. s., 355, S75.
, 1876-10-01
NEW YORK.

New YORK. Sept 3o-Cbsson-DuN 1t 11911 1916;
futures barely steady; October. 10 esec: November
'll@I 1-32c: December. II 3-32ai1Ac: January. II
e'a231i4c; February, II 13-32all 7-l6c; March, II
lo-32@1lAc; AprtL II 25-325l1 1896; May. IL 81
32@12c; Juue. 12191o 53ac; july. 129-3a@la s-lsc;
August T. 7-1G81a!sc.
E7our-Receipts, 14,ooo brls; No. = <:7sas. 90,
State and Western. eo347s; common TO good
extra 10; good to choice s.. 1895. 10; whtte
Louis IS. losa.5o; Minnesota patent process, S7G@
9iS !Gs a1@geaa9: oq5 anfnapEsd %ssts,n
Grasn-Whcat In fair demand; receipsa, s. 900 bu:
sssss aaassst: % %tP:nE Gas s5tis Il s!s Sbss
i r!nE mixed, 81 u: winter red western Old Il iS
ass ass s"d s&ss kSsa ds S
bf Mals quiet on an
So; Western mixed. 5ec; mxcd steam, Ss.6a.57c:
Sss5sn !sss osfs q yf1sw
ana state s4sc While Western DO u 5oe mixed
a A?ps-Sew York State 2a@asc; California. new, 80
ana y 3Geshiq9S esa e
u ?Ns s a a sns II s e
Hstssissm@oaiet 6at arm; crude, lie; refined aec,
IN Sasss eaphaesi eisIe1 i s5 M
:: asa %estsF1 s&sss a
e. a : ts ss$5a M assr t. Sss'
anwsahe ss:t os Texas, asass pulled ~
d on sase; Is 1oE6 f. 9pensd assr snd closed
sSt{H sis,,1 mes; sloeVSiiso ps!a ooato
aao saasa eaiss % bra"e steam
@ q g. G'nsss isg, Irregular
NttHs-Manufacturc copper unchanged; inept 1okv
ss5ss b.: @ 5 zms;eaP IS IS S 81
ste1 asHtn|:+ sneet,nE lM a r. sela .nr =,
s. s.; horse shoe, No. 8. 2O92Gc.
, 1876-10-01

Il Il e. on1tea .{s stafss s,
)! 81, 81 S fsfs 81 Eis );
foa H. fegasus the Rio crop for tie rreserf et
! tx sy u In f. Be 5hs ss
S; sanses ispy yied y a;eease soat III 70
a'ea e Rfn hs1e q WITH
vsy quiet state. owing to The saiiness u'o % eonee g ia
Era1s sn COMPRISED msi17 ct Il. .sqlpR l1Ay
Te Eee Is dar sd ea fa,t3 re mEket i
1s %s a1. Us saes aas
s sfsef6-tansoon, sf eoe4c; carolln. ea,xc; Lon,.,.
shstse fancy Kio ssos r,S 5ss, NJ
s2;spese SsS 25s?ic a1s; a.!s:;al1s 1as; 81 !sXsis
.aa aigarPatsPt sfannsts sqS erus1ca po4e,es
{s1 {{sGg ~ Ds;nS 81 i ehoes 5foen SG
commen I'm do
eoG eoi s11; o ayer dips. esra 6nc a!am9na
SeW 0TIeanss ms,!sss srup sStra do 5sS;
% !assSs common olasses ssa4oe CTS aeS
essts 2sR'fs iss sfosti s;i:!a ei
i ~ ss: will. Eli fss@a9 ks.e sstss
Baaas1 @ ssysn Ss Imperial 5e: Golden W.T. no'a
RI nAnnothy ~ on9 t,s e. steady P.t
mlsed IS oose Sos upland praisie S. soSs q ~ m1asai
eo brs It feass ps f1a Saan amfr t. Sale
It sos Ssa R5rs SSss
MRIEsMere a good demand .aa The street
Chiefly to dealers: reen eity butctrt aa H
s ess sssx xsseS saistd fis
ssa1 a*sf sIssal eal ea!f ils
H5ors1C9n;lnus rn1 few LOTT are arriving from
, 1876-10-01
Withdrawn from store on Friday for city
consumption: 5, 46l bu wheat, 1898 bu corn,

Withdrawn from store on Friday for city
consumption: 5, 461 bu wheat 2. 293 bu corn,
l, 129 bu rye, 971 bn barley.
The following grain was Inspected into store in
this city on Saturday morning: ! car No. 3
amber wheat, car No. red winter, l car re-
jected winter; cars No. l N. ". wheat, 4 cars
No do, cars No. spring, lis cars No. 2 do,
53 cars No do. rs cars rejected do, cars no
grade t216 whcat>; liz cars and 60, 500 bu high
mixed corn, 855 cars and lo7. 700 ou No. 2 do,
cars new mixed do, 11o cars and Fl, 700 bu re-
jected do, cars no grade 1887 corn); s cars
white oats, 10 cars No. do 90 cars rejected d.
4 cars no grade t9l oats}; car No. RE, IS cars
md 2, GOO bu No. do, cars rejected do; car
no grade f26 rye); l car No. barley, 18 cars No.
do 68 cars No. do, 20 cara rejected do; car
no grade Tilt barley. Total q, 337 cars),
600, 600 bu. Inspected ont: 116, o48 bn wheat,
13o, 45l bn corn, . 085 bu oats, 49, I'll bu rye,
7, 0S8 bu barley
The following vera the receipts and shipments
Of breadstuis and live stock ut this point during
the past week. and for the corresponding weeks
, 1876-10-01

-s3zo O779uH1 7zp1673tdH, Sept.
The tattcred and torn appearance OF the
United States flag suspended across Camp
street, belonging to the American Union Club,
told yesterday a sad tale OF New Orleans hatred
to our national colors. Late on Sunday night
it was assaulted BY crowd Of young men, VINO
sadly dubbed, batted, and stoned it, many OF
the rocks thrown going completely through the
bunting, leaving ugly holes as marks Of spite
anu dlsloyalty, which must have existed in the
minds Of the marauders. There is no doubt
but What If the flag could have been reached
from the street 1t would have been torn down
and trampled in the dust. The 4policeman Of
the beat states that when he approached the
scene Of outrage the mob fed toward Canal
street, and scattered, eluding his pursuit.
, 1876-10-01

ALC0HOI-Was quiet at s. 1892 10.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in fair request IN,
steady: Choice green hurl, &c; medium hurl, re-,
tipped. 5a5Mc; green brush. with hurl enough Il
work 1t, 5@5hc; red tipped with do, 4G4Hc
green covers and inside, sic; rcd tipped do, ~
@4c; inside brush, 3G31sc; medium to choice stall
braid 4@5c; inferior brush, 3@3ac; crooked do. o31c
BUTTER-Thc market had no specially new features
There was no ''Iet up" to the demand,-the firm po
stton Of the Eastern market warrnnsn9 buyers In
tnufng operations On genera u, scaleand the suppl
absorbed at good prices have prevailed ut NM
time during the season. Indeed for fancy qualftte.
buyers required to pay small advance over pre-
vious quotations, sales making ut 32@33c In retail
way. We quote: Choice to fancy yellow, o7@33c; nc
dium to good grades. ooa24c; Inferior to common,
1G@1ac.
BAGGIyG-There was quiet md steady rnarke.
for goods In this llne.,' Quotations remain q
follows: Stark a, 229&c; Peerless. AA, &c; Lew.
iaton. aokc: Montaup. 2l4c; Ontario. &c; American
d Dc. double Ss@34cs S'''' k''tS '1's's' '@'4'fS
cH9EsE-Desplte the continued dullness of trade
buyers are only ordering to meet current neeis-rhe
market remains drn At tyr good 70 best factory.
'us e1 Of tic past few days has
@ f., f1m 1a,s to
o bsnoTs sesSa g 66o S ssn0s ii4s: Ee s.
A. ,s@lsc Lots thai could not be guaranteed strict
E1SH-Prfces renlltr~Rs before, and for most kinds
Of fish are firm. Trade continues good at the a.
% ~ ~hit:ash, ssasSs sron sssS s. 8
No. l shore maske5cl, M A-h.l: 81 oog1oc co; 10:
900: 70 kbr. s7:ooe7 ' family m.ekefeI, ri.
Isl No. lsnorr kits. arre 81 g.; No. hoy kfta
81 10; family kits 81 O01l o5 o1k Goldfish, 81 2s
Georges goldfish. $575; Labrador he:rtn split, brls,
g zs::ses5 ssseas ses!sa
FRUITS AND SUTs-l:ais,ns are active, and
liberal movement ta prunes and currants also report
Especially dull, and effect considerable sales it
would bc necessary to accept materially lower prices
than qEoted below. New Southern Quarters offered
Fafeiga-pates eaexc; Turkish prunes oas,&c; r.ts-
Ing. l1ytrs, old 81 Is: do. new. s. loose
Yalencts. llAgl:c; zante currants. new, 74@74c;
Do,arstic-.laen apples. 1e@1sc; Michigan do. 20
&c; North Carolina sl!red, easE; pared peaches, u
itc oiaGk9erries @ sssac; rasDbeHes. new, aoa21c:
SSs@Ftlberts, isei2i<c: almonds, Terrasona, 1o<a
Ia; Naples walnuts. l2@ a}c; French walnus log
Stenob1e wanuta i349 l4.c; Brazs. s3sEt9c; pecans
le1aa lja 1Ec: N'!m!nE Oh peaLu'H oGse}xc Tenncs-
see nea9ntE AaGHc: African peanuts. s4z7c.
GhEET FkUi rS-reaches aud grapes were abun-
dant. and steady choice peaches being nr1ner Call
lorna 1ru1ts ani lemons Ftre unchanKca: Apples,
e. 5oGsa % ner brl peaches, 40S1ac per bazSet
p:ars 5o9s5 per basket: e apes. Coucor 353Oc per
50 Uhsllo0 Der brl: California p:ars 81 94oo per
pox; GO grapes 15Glec PCT lb: lemons. S'.eOa3.30 90
per box. L9ttsiana uranges. 81 Cos aH ~ PER bil.
GRUCERtEo-The coffee MaTke: maintains very
rm POSITION and any marked increase in the demand
would pTectptate an ADVANCE The supply at all l0rts
, 1876-10-01
THRY EXCHANGED LOVERS
HUMOR.

| Inc 1rasn team proved unEr1n' marksmen.-
.bosfon Post
When does shin NJ war hacon. .h,, !,
peaccf When she drons her rancor 'A4p y
~, A
Maoe ou!i'slgh-lhe marksmcn who went
cut to Creedmoor, and shot cow.-Nev Iord
'~' "n'
u said Jones, as he Wrathfully pushed
away the pie which his landlady had Just served
MN, 1.-THE stuff ISN'T TT for pig to eat, and I
amt going to eat it."
y hangs loomilv tn the 4r"i1s
AM xrishas ~ orao;o,. +ha+ sa. a1 .5, ~
up and build firc.-6t. Joseph Herald.
Said the little son;rm.worn
10 the biz. round cheese,
''Art thou non-explosjye outtef"
Qnoth the big, round cheese >
To the little squirm. worm,
|. Wouldst thou have me- dine mite1"
A man falls On the street in a fit. Az the' so,c-
Tor hastens up, oVstander excla1ms: "Oh, 1t
le had only come sooner!" But the doctor
looks up from the fallen man and remarks:
'He Is dead! myself could have done moth
A drunken California miner has k,cked a can
of nitno.ovccr;no ana" and h,a % ra,at;ons tran1d
feel rrsat 1aai hef1ar; ;f thav can,I t;n5 ean,a
thing more OF him than one boot-strap. It
seems ridiculous to have funeral over only
one boot-strap.
Tn Franco mt ,onr ,po r,or .roo +riod f,~
murder in the msuaY cnI,rse Tn the nsnai ro,rea @
,,sr, conrae t5e i,;rors wera on,i;ed ~ - ;t
the n.t;tion for acammntation IF h;a ~ santante
~ ;o thnn h; fiu.rS ~ - " ,r;ts .aS
script: "On condition that he hangs himself"
How mnch will vorr ncw schoo1-hoo1-s coe+
Lohnnr3U sovs father Johnnv esluuIo+oe e ~
himself sotto yoce: sIemme see: g. cents for or
a, az - ,.-. ~ AA14.s4e7
, 1876-10-01
FOREIGN.

FOREIGN.
LONDON, Sept. 30.-The amount Of bullion with
drawn from the Bank Of England On balance to-
dag is 9..225. 600.
Consols for money and account, 95 1916.
American Secnrities-'83s 10BH; '87s, 100;
10-40s, 10ah; now 5H, 107k; New York Central,
90: Erie, 81; preferred, II.
PARIS, Sept. 30.-Rentes, 1861 l5c.
FRANkFonT, Sept. 30.-Unitcd States Bonds
New 81, 102X.
, 1876-10-01

prevfous day, though the fluctuations were not wide
The market for September was steady at the selling
price Of the previous day except IN the early part Of
the sesston, while futures were weakened chiefly
the expectation Of larger receipts, and declined Ic
per b. Il, Liverpool was quoted 1rn and New Fork wu
s o5 Ghsaso o snF s Iii eq 9qS
Saqr'y Ell cs 9n r. q nary hefs Ene
the w. 4s T. S to BE-
i sas
ea oa asas IL e s M eesi
monster deal! mnch the larsest eysr run q this
a wa6 s np e M @ H BE-
Inc tha: th parties Who had M Con- con-
n; sfSs
nrop1tetors crying ont for salroad
r. q;hsr sie in The hops q tIecossrnE thelr losses
Liverpool T o cd
o as ags i e s
samers VIZ b. wl!lng 70 take new wheat The loTs7
e ct Fl s19esa spsas i
9 5os Z sei SsS!asa e 81 p9a &
closing !. 1Vs Seller the month steady It 81 io
fss sss
Po1tsa g 81 e. oo ;o e Xo 81, fp32S % @ e
~ g. SoS :9a s5
ss?s $ e s tSs! 'a
81; sample @ g Ii q
W. sse5 ssts s9e s1ssa q et ss
October Psiees though they ranged shade higher il
;SS 'ss s
T5s s5oT9sas 9;a :sSsiPs5 III s eaa II; e
se s'aa 'f5ss{
: e. r. sRsags
& es u on eas i af 9s
Thers was Toad deal more sold Tor sscs
q 6 se
and Il i thought prpbab1e that receipts VIII exnl,it
sa shsy e
II
s SsSsa seer
esfy st bst dssned Cd q 90 e. s sss
PS1as e
eaTs y g '+Ioef % ''asA' ETA 0u
a vas s sstSs asa ae1 9ne
ceipts heavy the stock In store Increased during
the week. and dealers expecting large deliyc.i.s
hence the weakness. Rejected declined nc. under
heavy offerings 50 being inspected n Cash No.
sold In round lots at 3L4 Hc, closing the inside,
and rejected at c Seller epternt opened Sic aad
closed 331zc. October and Novemoerope at a6c
and the former closed at 334c, and the latter a31
334c- Samples we're in liberal supply and dull, being
below the average In quality. Cash sales reported
of 81 500 bu No. at 3fcs4c: t. 90 bu rejected ut
sc; 10 800 bu By sample At 634c track; and Il
.54s36c free on board Total. 1870 BIZ. Il
KYE-Was In moderate demand ut 61c for No. 2, and
sc for rejected No. sold c. The receipts were Il
FaIr, and the shipments liberal. The market closed
luiet. the orders being filled carly October
nal at Gle. Clsh sales were reported OF $40 bu No.
and 400 bu No. at Sic; 6CO bu rejected 55c
3u BY sample at 61c on track Total. !, 200 bu |
BAELEi-Nas active and irregular, advancing early
md closing dEll and lower. The market opened strong
lnder an urgent demand from shorts and September
advanced 24c, and declined SIC after the deals had
settled The other futures fairly active.
advancing carly In company With cash and lag dull
Ind lower. September opened at s7c and sold 5e4c
dosing at 85c. ~ trading eln- tn settlement. Octo
,cr sold from s5c, closn: at e3c November sold
:aTy at si1sa5e' and closed M at s- Cash 10. sold
we're dull, except rcceptsin A;: D; Co. 8 aud laic
Az D. Co. and at ~ .5tc in other houses Sam lcs
it s548Tc 13. 200 bu No. ds55c COO bu reject
d ct 33c; 9. 500 bu By sample GS1 10 OoJ
~ at 55a6lc free on board. Total, 36, 20 bu. |
, 1876-10-01

The following we're the receipts and shipments Of
the leading articles Of produce in this city during
the twenty -four hours ending at o'clock on
Saturday morning, and for the corresponding time
last wear:
, 1876-10-01
No Change in the Condition Of
Business at the Banks.
Continued Movement Of Currency to
the Country---Clearings Of
the Week.
The Produce Markets Irregular
Provisions Quiet and Easier.
Grain Tending Downward at the Close
The Wheat Corner and It's Ending.
FINANCIAL.

The routine business Of fthe banks was heavier,
as Is usually the case on Saturdays, but there was
no other notable feature in the operations of the
day. The Wholesale trade OF the city has hardly
been rs extensive as itpromsed to be this month,
and the offerings Of commercial and miscellaneous
paper have been less than they would .have been
otherwise. The demand from the interior has been
extensive and bankers have had to discriminate In
accepting country paper presented for discount,
In order not to put too large proportion Of their
resources in paper which Ii at best slower than
city paper The Board OF Trade demand ia light.
Rates Of discount are 6010 per cent at banks to
regular customers To desirable outside borrowers
better rates made First~class thirty day notes
can be discounted at 6 per cent. There is demand
on the street for negotiable paper in Of tho
supply, and rates are the same as among the
banks.
New York exchange was sold between banks at
75c@S1. 90 per ST, 900 discount
The currency orders were moderate.
The clearings Of the Chicago banks for the week
are reported as follows by Manager D. R. Hale, Of
tha rhrnon C1oNrtuD. IJnuee.