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A bolte containing choice assortment Of grass
hopper eggs from Western Iowa was exhibited on
Change Saturday. The land Is said to be full Of
them for stretch Of very many miles from the
Missouri River. Those eggs are numerous and
deadly enough to fill one Of the vals of wrath we
read OF In the ''Rerelations :"
The recent decline in the price OF spirits has
called out better demand. It is reported that
orders were here Saturday for fully 5, coo brls al
cohol for export
The leading produce markets were again i11eau-
lar yesterday Hogs and provisions tended to dull
ness, wheat was drn barley acti@e and heavy, and
other o'esdstufs exhibited little change. The for
eisn markets were firm on grain. and New FORK
WIS dull Ne mole that the receipts Of the week
hare been abou: equaled By the Shipments in wheat
and corn.
Iobbers Of dry-goods were fairly busy YESTERDAY.
both the city and country tzade ordering with con-
siderable freedom. Ia]nes we're not subjected to
any pronounced change, ruling steady and firm.
Groceries were in goad demand and were firm. su-
gars were ordered with more reserve than were the
other staple articles, the high prices lately estab-
Iis:cd tending to restrict the demand There was
a ;a-cc ecr:11Td for sruo* st sha kecent a;v.n:c,
, 1876-11-26

NEW YORK.
NEW ToRK, Nov. 25.-Gold closed at 1000
1o9H.
Governments dull and lower.
State bonds quiet and nominal.
Railroads firm and in good demand
The stock market was strong and higher on the
announcement that the Michigan Central had
raised its rates certain classes Of freight and
Eat passenger rates would probably be advanced,
well reports from Chicago that the basis Of
settlement had been virtually agreed upon by the
from x to IL per cent. Lake Shore was
the most active, and closed at 57<I57ss. after
selling up from 5G.l to 57ss. Michigan Central
was strong, and rose to AK. closing ut ~. St.
SEX, with closing saes At 2o.s and 54 respective:
". Northwestern shares were firm at 35A for
common and e5Sk for preferred At the close
Rock Island fcll OF to os5t, and fnaliy rallied TO
At 5oAs As0r59..; Western Union was steady at 71a!G
liz, and New York Central At 1o..,a4@lo3.
:. Coal stocks irregular, hut IN this main higher.
New Jersey Central advanced from 354 to ;v:s,
closing at :t577 Delaware. 1acsawanna j. Western
closed ut TN, after selling down to TOY.
Transactions at the Stock Exchange aggregated
a. 500 shares, with the principal ieainss as fol-
lows: Lake Shore, 81, 100; Rock Island. !. 400;
ern. Ii, 300; New jersey Central, G, 800; Michi~
Money market easy at e@2,z prime mercantile
The Assistant Treasurer disbursed S29, 600.
eisaena:, eHss4@a 'tsf'pt5i sf5' So; a o6o. o00'
Dry goods imports for the week, 81, 578, 000
Ster1iug-Long, 4S15i; short, iS44
Weekly bank statement is as follows: The fol-
lowing il the weekly bank statement: Loans, de-
crease, 81 $50 1905 specie. Increase, 81. 01o, 900;
crease, 81, }S1, 500; circulation, increase, S5G-
100; reserve, increase. Si68, 775.
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SETTLING THE DIFFICULTY.

CHICAGO, Nov. 95.-lt seems to me that there
is an easy, feasible, and constitutional way ont
OF our present difficulties, viz: Let the Electors
OF the States OF New York md Penn
sy1yania unite In issuing call to all
the Electors Of the several States whose
regularity is unquestioned, inviting them to
meet them in convention. Then let each party
select three men,-not including Hayes or Til
den,--men who are prominently known as able,
fearless reformers, and possessing the public
confidence; for instance, Bristow, Judge Davis.
or Jewell on the part Of the Republicans, and
such men as the Democrats might select On
their part. Then the Convention should
select BY lot from these six names
q candidate for President # tie
Democrats were successful in securing
q man from their party, then let the Republic
aus be allowed to select candidate for Vire-
President, and vice versa. Then let each Elect
or pledge himself to the others and to the whole
public over his own signature that he would cast
his individual ballot for the candidates thus
chosen. This, Of course, would be done at the
several State Capitals In pursuance to law.
In my JUDGMENT this course would meet the
approval Of all the people. It would relieve all
the embarrassments of the present complica-
tions. The politician would be absolred from
~ pledges made contingent on the election Of
ally-choseu President would be under no obi-
CATION to any ring OF set OF machine politicians :
and the people would slip out from under
the domination OF party leaders.
The new Administration would be In The hest
possible position to give us thoroughly honest
Government in the Interests Of aIl reforms. II
! was going to indicate policy for this Admin
would say, Turn out one-half of the
present ofiice-holaers, aud TN their places BY
democrats OF prominence and ability. Let the
selections be made by the rfesideut, and not bv |
the congressman. Thea let it be understood
, 1876-11-26
Withdrawn from store on Friday for city cousump-
ton: 8, 7ss bu wheat, 2,007 bn corn, 4, 551 bu
oats, 722 bu rye. 5. 395 bn barley

t1o1. q soo pQ "neHt, -fUU7 On CDFn, 4, ao1 bu
oats, 72o bu rye. 5, 395 bn barley.
The following grain was Inspected into store in
this city on Saturday morning: car No. 2 white
winter wheat, 90 cars No. 2 \. " wheat, car
No. spring, 03 cars No. 2 do. q cars No do. II
cars rejected do, : cars no grade ISL wheat): 8
cars high mixed corn, 20 cars No. do, cur new
mixed do 22 cars rejected do, 81 no grade foa
corn}; y cars white oats, cars No. do, Is cars
rejected do {23 oats); Is cars No. rye; 10 cars
No. barley, Is cars No. 3 do, Il cars rejected
do Isl bariey). Total, 315 cars, OF 12o, oOD bo.
Inspected out: Il, s5t bu wheat 61, 463 bu com,
s. o3o bu oats. 81, 492 bu rye, 9, o92 bu barley.
The following were the receipts aud shipments OF
bzeadstuEs and live stock at this point during The
past week. and for the correspondent. weeks ending
"A 1afef{.
, 1876-11-26
COMMERCIAL.

TIE following were the receipts md ship1ne ents.
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 year:
, 1876-11-26

ALGERIAN NEGROES.
To the Editor ef The Tribune
CHICAGO, Nov. 25.-l'nder the head of .,f,.
cegenation in Algeria, II find these words: a.
should be added that the Alrerine neernes ~
often very handsome men" It should be a1dn1
that the black men who inhabit Northern air;os
are not negroes at all, but belong to the Ca,'
easian race. having neither tine woolIy head, t..
Gle. the fat nose, the thick lips, nor the acutt
facial angle which ase c11aracterstics Of IL
negro. ". J. II. HoG,v
, 1876-11-26

To the Editor of The Tribune.
CHICAGO, Nov. a5.-Now that the Smith or.
Railway Company has completed its ttacs 'ss ~
Archer avenue to the stables, that thorouebf,,aa
having been paved, wonld it not be rfrbt ~
it to extend the track to Beers street. Thp rss
ilcnts west Of the bridge were EXPECTING to ~
the tn: ca:s running to this point by New Year's
Settled portion Of the city, and the cars o..
to run this far at least, but the Companr ssssa.
to think anything is good enough for the e,as nna
pie living IN this vicinity. Will you pleasep ~
them up little on this matter, and receira ~ th
thanks OF many friends in this section. lug
E. NcW
, 1876-11-26

HOG PRODCcTS-WeTe lcss actse and easicr but
very scady during the greater part OF the session. The
receipts OF hogs were not laTge but they usually
light Saturday, md tho total for the week we're Ia
excess Of the number year ngo. wish caused weak
entns IN prizes This r4Actcd product, causing
lesseaed dcuand; but sellers not anxious enough
to make natcria concessions till the Close though
they offered their property freely at current fg
ures There was not much cash properly on sale, the
manufacture of lard and pork being SMALL while tho
meats mostly being contract and arc being
moved out rs fast as cut The shipments OF middles
alone during the past week averaged CO., eco lbs
per day. Hogs are coming In little freely than
had been calculated on, which tends to reduce
prices. but the packers arc free buyers. The
liberal receipts, with the prospect Of biz
supply in tho first two months Of next ycar stimulates
to short selling however, and the offerings for future
are liberal the trading being chiefly January
delivery, except as the year contracts being filed
This tends 70 make buyers for shipment hold or III
the hope of lower prices. -
FAcKtsu-The packing at the sir principal cities to
, 1876-11-26

TIE CALIFORNIA; PRODUCT.
The seventh consecutive monthly dividend OF
the California Mining Company Vas paid on the
18th, md The last bullion shipment for October
account was nude on the 9th The operations of
the mine for the interval have been Us follows:
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LONDON, Nov. o5.-Consols for money and ac-
count, 95 GIG.
-, American securities-'65s, 1o3!z; '67s, 109k;
1o-1us. l01A; new as 1861.
New York Central, gB; Erie, Ok preferred, 10,
PARIS, Sos. 25.-Rentes, 1O4f 5a.sc.
FnASKEoET, Nov. 1o.-Cnited States bona8-
New 5a, l0l1;.
, 1876-11-26

THE VOLUME or BUSINESS
lhe uncertainty attending the political contest
nast hase a1octei the volume OF business mo-r
, 1876-11-26


Tue report ct the Treasurer Of the United States
or the last fiscal ye.r has just been completed It
shows that
The receipts OF National Bank notes by the National
Bank Redemption A<;e0cJ for the fiscal ye8r ended
June 3D. 1876, amounted TO Epf .,9a $685. net in
reas OF S:S 61S s5. 40 the fiscal year 1S7{sj-
II 3riy I. 1875, tho cash bo1ance the books OF the
Agony va. S.. 0339E and the uacounted packages
tl:ti With uuorokrn seals the date rrprc-
teate'1 1884. t1>s2 The United States notes drawn
trtu. che Treasury for REDEMPTION Of bank the
rourer wcre 81, 7sS 979. and lovers" reported In
tanl: notes received for redemption S1640 A.
ncEinc the aggregate operations Of the Agency S.5.
js -.tx. 0f this the Agency credited with
Es1.tINfn In National bank nutcs 1T fos circulation de-
lustrd te Treasury: 1i.a,7, oI noies 9f failed.
cn:!at~, and reducing banks deposited In the Treas
1r 473 100 assorted National Tank notes TT for
circulation returned to the several National BankR
1855 sorted National hank notes unit for cir
cHfatou deli. cred tho Comptroller OF the Currency
for with new uutea 1earing cash ta.ance
81, :is.. ssI3 on June 3u 1876.
T!.t following expenses incurred by the Re-
lep;foa Agency and assessed upoa the banks du.in:
fe u.csi ended June 20. 1916. In carrying into
.n1ct the provisions Of Sec Of the approved June
~ le74:
ExIress charges {assesscd In proportion to
tue amount OF notes redeemed for each .
ttaak5 .S1o9t i4l~e4
All other expenses fnssessed In proportion
70 the nuNlber Of notes redeemed for each
bank; Salaries, printing ana stationery.
postase. o0H t5047
, 1876-11-26

LONDON, Nov 25-sUaAR-No. 12, Dutch standard.
spot aud at0ut, 33s.
ANTWERP, Nov. o5.-pErnoLEUA-6114.
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RAILROAD TIME TAREE.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF T2ATN2

ErD.onatton o, R.rsreace A7-t,.-t s1snr1,g .,.
cepted. "5uni1y excepted. MouI ~ exccots = a.
veSundaY at a. n. { Daily.
CHICAGO T. NORTHWESTERN RAILWAY.
Ticket Offices, G2 Ciark.st. (Snerna1 House, add ?,
Canal-st., corz,er Madison aaa a. tie deDots- -
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Alal and Express.
OTTAWA aud strrator Passeny'f
{sockturu, Dubuque & Sioux
Gy...-.........-..-........
Facitlc Fast Line, for Omaha
kansas Ctty, te&ycuworLh
Atchlsou l. St, joseph Exp'
aurora Fasacn5er...,...,.
aisudota, Ottawa d. Strcator
Passenger.
Aurora 'asscnEer.
Aurora Passenger fSun,iayl..
Duhi1qne & stv.4x City Exi,,
i.actflc Night Exp. fur O1ilaha
hansas CITY, LeayenwortIl.
~ nAIcn!son q - Joseph Exp.
1pWntr's GrpTe 4crommod.n
Texas EYiress. -
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gHlGAa0. B0RLIEGT0N 4 QUINCY RAILR04u
Depots, foot Of Lake+st, In1lana-ar and Sfxtraath
IL enu Canal and si51eensh-sts Ticket ofces g.
, 1876-11-26


THE NATIONAL BAEK REDEMPTION AGENCY.
Tue report ct the Treasurer Of the United States
or the !ast fiscal yesr has just been completed It
, 1876-11-26
Leave. I Arr.

| Leave I ArTtre.
~
+ TS:Ms a. m. 1:4jnm.
+ 1:3a a. NJ 7:35 p. u.
i. $50 =. m. : 4::e5n u
III: 5 a M 4:t0p n
%l0:i51 II. 4:"Or. m.
): II p. n. 1854. n
r 4:l5 p m.t'"11::Na n
j $3.50 p. M. il s::Y5; !. N.
t:m D. NJ. I0:lOa. m
: 9:a,p. m. = 77:0j l. n
f1D:0p- N. : 8:.1 T. N
t1o:mp. m. !: r::.55a n
@il.@ a. N. ..:tO p H.
= 6:l3 ?. Iu- " 6: 1, q. To- p
~i0:txi p. m. : 7s::45 .. III.
, 1876-11-26

These figures are understood to represent the gross
Weight Of che exports excepting Of pork During the
snme tfue-Sov. !. 1875, 10 N0y. 4, 1%76-thc direct
foreign exports from Chicago were as follows:
, 1876-11-26

NEW TORE.
| NEW ToRK, Nov. 25.-Gold closed at 1000
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Keep your eye on your neighbors.
Take care Of them Do not let them
stir without watching. They may do
something if you do not. To be sure
you never knew them to do anything
SO very bad, but it may be on your own
account they have not. Perhaps if it
had not been for your kind care they
might have disgraced themselves long
ago. Therefore do not relax any effort
to keep them where they ought to be.
Never mind your own business-that
will take care of itself. There is a man
passing along-he is looking over the
fence-be suspicious of him; perhaps
he contemplates stealing, one of these
fine nights; there is no knowing what
queer fancies may have got into his
head. If you find any symptoms of any
one passing out of the path of duty,
tell every one else what you see, and be
particular to see great many. 1t is a
good way to circulate such things, tho
it may not benefit yourself, or any one
particularly. Do keep yourself going
silence is dreadful thing; it is said
there was silence in heaven for the
space of half an hour; do not let any
such thing happen on earth; it woald
be too much for this mundane sphere,
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DOWN In THE MOUTH.

Where there is a continual dropping
down into the back of the mouth, with
irritation and inflammation of the nasal
cavities and throat, with hawking, spit
ting, and a sense of fullress about the
head, be not deceived or fancy it a
simple cold. You are afflicted with
that scourge of this climate. Catarrh,
the forerunner of Consumption
In its early stages, a few bottles of DIR.
Stages ,Casarrh Remedy will effect an
entire cure. When confirmed, DR..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
should be used in connection with the
remedy. These standard medicines
have been before the public many
years, and their use has been attended
with the most gratifying success. A
d full discussion of Catarrh and its ration
al treatment. in THE Peoples Com.
mon Sense Medical Adviser" book
OF over nine hundred pages, illustrated
with two hundred and eighty two en-.
cravings, bound In cloth and gilt. price
postpaid, $50. Address, .PnbIishina
Department, Worlds Dispensarys Buf
faloN. Y. t-.s TgrT
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COLUMBUS. SPRINGFIELD d GIN
CIHNATI LINE.
CINCINNATI TO COLUMBUS.
coLUmBUsro CINCINNAT,.


Through Coaches on Nos. 5 and 6 between
Cincinnati and Sandusky without change.
Sleeping Cars on Nos. o and 70 between Cin-
cinnai and Sandusky without change. San
dusky and CoIumb bus through Coaches leave
andusky on Nos. 5 aud Z. and reach Colum-
bus on Nos Is and IL. columbus and Sau-
dusxy through Coaches leave on No. 10 and
reaches Sahdusky on No. g.
Through Coaches on Nos. l3 Is II and IS.
between d'olum bus and Cincinnati. Nos.
and 10 run Daily. all other Trains daily ex-
'elTrains stop for meals. Trains do not stop
q, stations where the time Ia not given.
o. The above times viii be made as far
nracticable, but are not guaranteed.
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In the District Court OF the United States for
the Northern District, of Ohio. In the
matter of william W. Logan, Bankrupt.
In Bankruptcy.
A Warrant in Bankruptcy has been issued
by said Court against the estate OF said VIII
liam w Logan of Fosi oria in the county OF
Seneca, Of the state OF Ohio, in said District,
sdjudged a Bankrupt upon the petition OF
his credi,ors and the payment OF any debts.
and the delivery of any properly belonging
to said Bankrupt, TO him or to his use. and
The transfer of any property by him are for
hidden by law.
A meeting OF the Creditors of said Bank.
rupt, TO prove their debts and choose one or
more assigreeS OF his estate. Will be held at
feld N said District, on the 18th day Of De-
cember 1876, [ 10 o'clock 4. NJ. at the ONCE
of u. e. II dges, Esquire, one OF the Registers
in Bankruptcy OF said Court.
N. B. PRENTICE,
US. Marshal Messenger.
DICKEY & JENNER, Att'ys for Petitione
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TRAINS GOING EAST.

AIltraIns run daily, Sundays excepted
Close connection made ct Fremont with
trains on l.. 3. & NJ. ;. Ry to and iTora all
points East and West.
4. Burgoon with trains OH 7. T. G +. Ry
At FostoTia with trains on Baltimore, ,Pi;t>-
purgh & Chicago Ry.
At Lima with trains on ID. VI. & {. II. & d.
RR. TO and romall points South. Also with
trains on p, FIT. Wa e. Ry TO and from all
points East and West.
W. II. ANDREWS, Gen. Ticket AZeuj
III BURGOON Receiver and SuD't.
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Above our brand new buildin'
And clears his throat and sweetly sings
Oh, cock-a-doodle Tlden,
Boston PJSt.
Your @bucksom" rooster is no go,
And thus We say-now, harkee,
He's but a Shanghai hen, whose crow
Is cat, cut, cut, cut, Ddrkiet
Her clay" is known, but not her "hatch'
She's noisy as a trooper,
But please, sir, don't you let her scratch
Let uncle Peter Coop her.
We've ciphered up her small amount
And, stripped Of borrowed clothing,
We find It's clear her whole account,
Amounts to simply nothing.
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sale Of Valuable Property.

TIE Will sell in lots of from 20 10 . feet
w front on Main Street, the Walker prop
erty on Mail q Front streets; In findlsy,
al Public OF Private Sale on the following
~ tbs nnrchase money in three equal an
nnaI psymepte, 10 bear per cent. Interest
Tha hai n On which The dwelling house and
49, stands will be sold entire. The rest of - e
nroperty will be divided to suit purchasers-
n tbe property is not sod at private sale IL
will be sold at Public Auction on the
2Ist day Of November, 1875,
h.,raen the hours of one and four O'Clock
NJ NIB WALKER,
aS.Ss MARY II. WALKER.
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that Of last year. but viii still aD
among the largest ever kown in this
country. The total yield is estimated
at 4, 102, 100 bales.
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TIE report of the Department of
Agriculture for November, which was
recently issued, indicates that the cot
ton crop viii fall somewhat short of
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MT. BLANCHARD BRANCH.
Established 1855,
and Foreign Patents.

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them
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TRAINS GOING .NORTH.
Findiay Branch.

Observation-Disclosures leavesBelle-
fontaine at 500 am. arriving at UIbaLa at
5 IS. Springfield, 6 25, Dayton, 7-3D, Cincinnati
TO- 10, Columbus, $50. Returning. leav es Gin
cinnati at 230. p IN, Dayton at 500, Cclum-
bus at 505, Springfield at 40, arriving at
Urbana at s.l2. p m, Bellefontaine. 9.O0p m.
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Pittsburgh RJFt Wayne ald Chicago
RAILWAY.

On and after April l6, 1870. trains will leave
Stations daily Sundays excepted) IS follows:
TRAINS GOING W EST
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1'HEco-partnershiP heretofore existing un-
was this day dissolved by mutual consent
Mr. Johnson retiring. The business OF the
firm will be continued q. the old stand by
Fellers Hassler. R. FELLERS.
G. N. HASSLER,
W.H. JOHNSON.
Findlay O. Oct 10 lB76-2Q29