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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1877-07-26
GENERAL PREMIUMS.

To the person making the largest number of
entries, and placing them on exhibition, of arti-
cles specified in the Premium List, Silyer-S10.O0
To the person making the second largest num-
Der of entries, and placing them on exhibition,
of articles specified in the Premium List.
Silver-S5.0O. -... ., -.
Division A-Horses.
superintendent. B. HAsBRoUcK, Grand Rapids.
Judgcs-S. L. MASON, Lincoln; j. RAaLrs. Sr.,
Grand Rapids; A. G. CAREY, Seneca.
Glass 1-Thoroughbreds.
l.. Bost stallion, any age, s1aoe
Sdi " g. ." Geo
2. Best brood mare, years old aad over,
with.this years colt by her side, 500
| I'd best brood mare, years cid and over,
with this years colt by her side, 400
g. Best sucking stallion foal 400
g. flly 500
Class 2-Roadsters and. Carriage
NoTE-Three year Odds and over to be shown
in harness, except brood mares.
L. Best stallion, any age, $500
I'd" 400
2. Best brood mare years old and over,
with colt by her side, 500
I'd best brood mare, years old and over
with colt by her side. LOO
8. Best mare or gelding years old and over 90
I'd s. 800
4. Best pair matched horses, years old
or over, 500
I'd best pair matched horses wears old
or over, 400
NoTB-The Committee will test all animals
entered in this class, under such RI - as may be
6eeRaed necessary to determine the merits of
competitors. Speed will not be the only. test
neither is color the only material consideration
in matching horses.
Class 3-DIaught Horses:
1. Best stallion, any age, SO 90
I'd 4" g g" 4oo1
3 Best brood mare. years old and over,
with colt by her side, 500
I'd best brood mare, years old and over,
with colt by her side, 400
8. Best mare or gelding, years old or over 6 90
I'd - g "a - d" GO
4. Best pair matchea horses, 4 years old
or over, 500
I'd best pair matched horses, e. years old
and over, 4O0i
5. Best sucking, stallion foal. 3ooI
g. :" FLY g eco.
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FOR GOVERNOR.
HON. THOS.. t.. SCOTT.

SUBJECT TO THE DECISION OF THE
STATE REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.
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COUNTY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
oTTICERS FOR 1877.

Presidert-as F. wFTTER. = GRasD StyrDs
Pfce Ffesadent-A- ~ GARY, SENECA
SecretGry-S. d. LORD. - 9rarD RApIns
Treasurer-SETH REEVES. = GRAND RAprps
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CONNECTIONS

At Milwa paee with Chicago, Milwaukee d ST..
Paul. and Western Union Railways, in Union.
Depot, Reed street.
At Plymouth with Sheboygan & Fond du Laa
Rail way, for Fond du Lac and Sheboygan..
At Forest Junction With Milwaukee, Laka.
Shore and Western Railway.
At Green Bay with Green Bay Il Minnesota.
Railways, for New London, and Chicago r
Northwestern Railway, for points north.
At Amherst Jun elton with Green Bay * Minne-
sofa Railway. for Grand Rapids. and poins
West.
At Junction City with Wisconsin VALE y Rail,
way, for Wausau.
At Portage with G. II. & st. Paul R'y for Madi-
son and tbs West.
AT Ashland with Steamers forrall Lake Superb
or Ports.
Z, B, PHILLIPS, General Manager.
III, PRATT, Gen, L, A. MI,
E, BACON Superintendent.
MILWAUKEE,.
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Milwaukee 4 Chicago,

daily, except Sunday, on 60 p. m. traih froIs,
Stevens Point. going East and South, arriving
in Uuion Depot, Cor. Madison and Canal Street,
Chicago, at 6:30 a. N. Passengers. for MILwAu-
KEr May transfer at Hilber without leaving the
train. into Milwaukee sleeper from Green Bay,
and rest undisturbed till morning.
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RULES AND REGULATIONS.

ThasFair Grounds will be open for the recep-
ton of all articles for exhibition on Monday and
Tuesday, October s aud 9.
Competition invited from adjoining counties.
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS,
PREFACE.
GRAND RAPIDS

EUsEBE tAVIGNE, GRAND RA<fps
PREFACE.
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Division B.-CattIe.

Superintendent. j. CooPER, Ceatralia
JTdgss-JoHK RAY, DAN REIN, j. B, SHAW,
Seneca. Rudolph, Saratoga.
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ARTICLE w.

PREsIDENT.-The President shall preside at all
meetings of the Association and of the Executive
Committee, performing such. duties are usual
for such officer. In. the absence, or inability of
the President, the Vice President shaa perform
such duties.
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ARTICLE v.

SEcRETARY.-The Secretary shall keep record
of the proceedings of the Association and have
charge of the books and papers pertaining to
such office, conduct the correspondence and per-
form all the duties usually performed by such
officer.
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NEWS FROM THE OLD WORLD
AND THE NEW.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN CHICAGO.

SIGHT HUNDRED PERSONS THROWN OUT
OF EMPLOYMENT-LOSs OF RICHMOND
INSURANCE CoMPASIES-THE CoMPETI-
TIVE DRILL At coLUMBIA-sUCCEss OF
THE GOVERNORS GUARDs-THE WALKER
LIGHT GUARD TuIRD-THE ARMY BILL
AMENDED IN THE SENATE AND PASSED
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS FOR
THE FRENCH ExposTTroN-OIL FOUND
on THE CABELL FARM, ELK RIVER, ".
vA-grsINEss RESUMED At PORT ROYAL
AND QUARANTINE RAlsEp-FRENcH AF-
FAIRs-AN ARTILLERYMAN AT FORTRESS
MONROE KILLED RY A MUSICIAS-TIIE
METHODIST CONFERENCES At LYNCH
RCRG, &C, &C.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
France.
THE POLITICAL CONTROVERSY.

THE POLrTlCAL CUSIlOFERSts
LONDON, November 15.-The Manchester
Guardians specialcorrespondent at Paris
believes the Senate will certainly vote Sc
cond dissolution, which the Chamber OF
Deputies will resist. : -
DISCUSSION on THE RESOLUTION AS To EI.EC-
TON FRAUDS. 1a
PARIS, November 15--Duke de Broglie,
president OF the Council and Minister OF
Justice, will open to-day's debate in the
Chamber OF Deputies OH Albert Grevy's
motion for the appointment OF committee
to inquire into election abuses. 1t is be-
lieyed that N. Gambetta will reply, and
that the debate will close to-day.
Four vacant life-senatorships will be
filled to-day. The candidates OF the Right,
who, it is believed, are certain Of election,
are NM. Chabared. Latour, Luclen Brun,
Grand Perret, and Gretiuihe.
TIE ELECTORAL ABUSES.
VERSAILLES, November 15.-In the Cham
Der OF Deputies this afternoon, after speech
by Gambetta, Albert Grevy's motion for the
appointment OF a committee to inquire into
the electoral abuses was adopted by vote
of $40 TO 203.
England.
LORD RECToRSuIP OF GLASGOW.
LONDON, November lin the polling
for the lord rcctorship Of the Glasgow Uni
versity the Right Hon. w. E. Gladstone
received 1.153 votes, and Sir Stafford North
cote. Chancellor OF the ENchequer, COZ.
Scotland.
THE NEW CATHOLIC HIERARCHY.
EpISBURGu, November 15.-The Scots
mans London correspondent says "The
chief OF the new Catholic Hierarchy for Scot
land will be styled the Archbishop Of st.
Andrews. and will reside at Edinburgh.
There will also be the Bishops OF Glasgow,
Tismore, Aberdeen. Whitehorn, and Dun.
kirk. At consistory to be held in Deem
Der the following will be created Cardinals
The Papal Nuncios at Vienna and Paris,
and the Archbishops of Venice and Pa
lermo." - I----..--
spain. s...
ROYAL DECREE RELATIVE TO TAXES.
MADRID, November 15s---A royal decree
has been issued, which subjects the Bosque
provinces to the same direct taxes as the
rest Of Spain.
The War News.
MONTENEGRO SUCCESS.
LONDON, November 15--The 1Imes'S cor
respondent at Cettinge telegraphs Gun
doubtedlY, if the Montenegrins moved
promptly they could capture Andvari and
Scatari, bat experience does not lead me to
expect such result" y.
A Reuter- from Ragusa says the Monte
negrins have taken Fort Sonsas. They
.bombarded Andvari all yesterday. They
have captured all the Turkish provisions
and depots.
Personal. ..r
CoSsTANT1NoPLE, November 15.-Chakii
Pasha has arrived at Orchani to take com
mand in place Of Cheiket Pasha, who has
been removed. a..&
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FINANCIAL.
vI1cHMoNn STOCK EXCHANGE.
THURSDAY; November Is, ST..
sALEs,-i00 Richmond G's at 101y; $50 Nan.

THURSDAY; November. 10, 1877.
sALEs-i00 Richmond 6's at 1919; $50 bfan.
chester iax-receiyablc ct 90.
dp,srtcan G0f9.-102Hbid.
Stnfe observation-disclosures onsoI!, 5g4 DID, ~
asked; Virginia consols, new. Az bid: 20 asked
Virginia fundable, SO bid; virnnia deferred; o.
cts Hes CITY bid
e 81 az s 1es
city Is, io$ bid; Manchester bridge gs, 80 eid.af
Railroad Bdads-yirginia Centrh Raiiroad arst
mortgage 6s, j. and j., 81 bid: Virginia central
kailroad Third norteage 6's, J. and =, q ~, oid
and j.. 81 bid ylrxinia Central non.morfnm s's,,
J. and J., 10 bid; Virginia and Tennessee Ka1road
F.r s s,r sea
e. ana j. S. bid; ssathsss EsisoaS :ss mort
Jae s9 bi so asked; southsSe Railroad third mort
s Srss Is
bid; Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad second mort
gage S's, J. and j.. SO bid. 81 asked; Petersburg
burg Railroad second mortgage as, j. and j.. 80
asked; Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
Raras s and as9 Rs
dria Railroad first mortgage 6's, n. and NJ, so bid;
6's. j. and j., SO bid: Richmond and l)anviiie
Railroad consolidated 6's, 81. AMI N, ~ bid; Pied
mont Railroad first mortgage S'S, a. md o.. 90
bid: Richmond. York River and Chesapeake Rail-
road and Steamboat SIS. j. and j., SO bid.
Canal Bonds-James River and kanawha Canal
first mortgage 6's, NJ. aud N, 40 bid.
Railroad Stocfs.-Richmond anu Petersburg
Railroad, 100 par, % bid; Richmond, Frederfcks-
burg ana Potomac Railroad common, 100 par, 90
bid: Richmond, Fredericksburg and POTOMAC Rail
road six per cent. guaranteed; 100 par, ~ bid;
Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
seven per cent. guaranteed, 100 par, 80 bids Rich
mond and Danve Railroad 100 par, 81 bid.
asked; Seaboard and Roanoke Railroad common,
100 par, 81 bid: Seaboarh and Roanoke Railroad
guaranteed, 90 par. 921 bid.
Hank Sdcks.-Planters National. 100 par, / 3h
bid; Merchants and Planters Savings, % par, 1St5
bid
Insurance C'on,DGnfes.-Virginia Fire and ala-
rine, 25 par, 80 hid; Virginia state, 25 par, 20
hid; Virginia Home, 100 par, 100 bid, 1914 asked
Merchants and Mechanics, l0O, par, % BID, ~
asked; Old Dominion, 100 par. 4S asked; Granite
Insurance Company, 100 par, IS asked; CONNER
cial Fire Insurance Company. 20 par. l7a bid;
Richmond Fire Association, % par Il DID, II
askptl.
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APOLLINARIS wa
APOLLINARIS WATER.
4 POLLINARIS
NATURAL MINERAL WATER,
THE QUEEN OF TABLE-wATERs.
HIGHLY EFFERvEsCENT

DIX. LEWIS A. SAYRE. "a delightful beverage.
DIR. WILLIAM A. HAMMOND. FAR superior to
yichy, Seltzcr, or any other" e.
DIR. ALFRED L. LOOMS. Most grateful aud
refreshing" -
DIR. R. OGDEN DoREMss. absolutely pure
and wholesome; superior - AN for daily use:
free from all the objections urged against Gro
ton and artiaclaliy aerated waters"
PROFESSOR WANKLYN, LONDON. ENGLAND
"Imprcgnatel only with its own gas.'
DIR. E. r. PEASLEH Useful and very agreea-
bic" ..-.'- .' .....'.-
DIR. AUSTIN FLINT, DR.. F. n. OTIS. e Health
full, and well suited for Dyspepsia and cases Of
acute disease
DIR. JAMES R. WOOD. MILDLY antacid; agrees
we'll with dyspeptics, and where there is a equity
diathess.'' i
DIR. FORDYCE BARKER. by far the most
agreeable, alone or mixed with winei useful in
Catarrhs Of Stomach or Bladder and In Geuf."
DIR. j. MARIOS SINS. mot only a luxury but
necessity"
To be had Of all Wine Merchants, Grocers, Drug
gists, and MInera-Water Dealers throughout the
United States, and wholesale of
FREDERICK DE barry &c CO.,
au 2O-A,W&F&eow1y New York.
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xLvTH CONGRESs--Extra Session
WASHINGTON, November Is, 1877.

SENATE.
Mr.. Dawes, OF Massachusetts, presented
the remonstrance of forty-fve national
banks OF the city OF Boston against the
passage Of the House bill for the remonetl-
cation OF silver. The petitioners set forth
that they are required by law to hold, and
do possess, many million dollars worth OF
bonds Of the United States, and they are
apprehensiye that the passage Of the bill
will greatly depreciate the value OF such
bonds and have a bad influence on business
throughout the country. Referred to the
Committee on Finance.
Mr.. Sargent, Of California, from the Com
mittee on Appropriations, reported without
amendment the House bill to provide for
certain deficiencies in the pay OF the navy
and marine corps, and for other purposes,
and il was passed without discussion, and it
now goes to the President for his signature.
Mr.. Bruce, of Mississippi, presented a
petition OF the colored residents Of Mis-
sissippi asking for an appropriation OF
800, 600 to aid them in emtgrating to Libe-
rim. Referred to the Committee on Com
merce. In presenting the petition he said
the number and character OF the petitioners
entitled their petition to consideration,
though he was not prepared to endorse
their plan now.
The House army appropriation bill was
passed after being amended by allowing the
army to be recruited to the standard OF
$4,000, and striking out the provision for
four cavalry regiments on the Rio Grande.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
The billrepealing the3resumption act was
debated all day, but n vote was. taken.
Z . EFE 49, =-
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ORT OF RICHMoND. NovsNpEn 15.1s77.

ISL ~ ARRIVED. aa .}S1 III
Steamer John SyKe.ter, Clifford. Norfolk, United
states mall merchandise, and passengers, .. u.
Tatum, agent. 80,
ton, scrap-iron, Smith, Potter & Co.
Schooner Jennie NJ. Vanderyort,. --, .Alexan-
drin whear, CALICO Manufacturing Company;
Schooner Clara NJ. Goodman. Coourn' Phiiadet-
pbia, iron, to order.
IS Schooner Vrail. Sharp, from New Yolk, SALT
FCringan. Morris & Co.
SAILED.
Steamship Isaac Bell, Lawrence. New iork'
MGR cliandise and passengers, G. W. Allen q Gov
Schooner Dick W liams, Willetts, New York, coal
Schooner Ely, Mullen, Wilmington. De-, ps-iron'
schooner A. Ii. Atwood, Blank, Providence, r. L.
Schooner r. 8. Speddon, Speddon. New York,
Schooner Ciorinda, Stone, Baltimore, camel coal.
G. Storrs, agent. -
Schooner John X. Kirkman sailed from sandy
Hook October 29ih for Watchapriaue- va, ana as
nothing has since been heard OF her apprchenlons
arc entertained that she may have met Win some
disaster during the late heavy weather.
BY TELEGRAPH.
FORT MONROE, November 15.-Passed In for
Baltimore: Banks Guida Semplice and kosnt Id III
Capfera, from Genoa; Queen Of Hearts, OF LAYER,
pool and schooner Edwin janet, Tor NISSAN. Iasseo
out from Norfolk: Bark Pauline, for Havre.
IoSpoN, November 15.-The bars Biothers,
from Bristol for Hampton Roads has b.en dalnageI
to the extent of $4,000 by collision Was assisted
into Dublin. - =
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The Late Strife.

CONVICTION OF RAILROAD EHGISE ERS, ii; i
BOSTON, November. 15.-Some eleven
striking engineers on the Boston and Maine
railroad have been convicted In the United.
States Court for obstrncting the mails. "A
motion was made for arrest OF Judgment.
The Court has discretion In regard to the
penalty, ranging from 81 to $4,000, and
one day to two years. imprisonment.
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Telerranhic ConsoIIdasaon.

ARGUMENT IN TIE CASE OF THE WESTERN
Union AND ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC coAPA-
HARR1sBuRa, Pa, November 15.-Attor-
nev-(;eneral Lear has notified William Or
tor. nresident OF the Western Union Tele.
granfl Company, that he has appointed
THURSDAY. 95d instant, as the time to hear
argument why the Western Union anu . al;
lantic and Pacific companies are toL .,on
dated, contrary to the provisions OF the Com n,
stitution OF this State. The argument WIN
take place at the Attorney-G Generals once
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CHMONDLIvE-sTOCK MARKET.

The receipts nf live stock for the week ending No
vember IA, 1877, were about $50 head OF cattle,
$50 hogs. and few sheep There were few cattle
sold ut 5c on Monday, but IL Is doubtful II
grade Of cattle would bring over sc. to-day. The
market Is well supplied with alt kinds Of stock.
On Monday very best grades sold at 8l4c., but to-
wards the close OF the week they declined, above
stated, and became inactive even at those reduced
figures. We quote:
Beef Cattte.-very best, &C.: good, 4l5tG44c. me-
dunn or good fair quality, 34@4c.; common, INN
steers, &c, 24@3c. p h., gross. 49,.
Hogs.-Very best &c. lighter grades, &C., 5h@
Sheep.-very best, 4ac.; fair TO GOOD, 3@4c. q
D.. gross. T."
Mitch Coios-S2C@f45 q head.
Weighed on livestock scales. $50 head or cattle
and $40 hogs.
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New York.
ACTION OF BOARD OF TRADE RELATIVE TO IN.
CREASE OF rHEIGHT-RATEs.


CREASE OF FTEIGHT-RATEs.
NEW York, November f5.-The direc.
tors OF the New York Board OF Trade and
Transportation have considered the ques.
ton OF tariff for western bound freight and
adopted the following resolution: f.#
That further advance at this time, when
the jobbing trade OF this city Is only barely
able to maintain itself against competition
Of interior distributing points, would be
unwise, inexpedicnt, and would greatly
attend to the advantage OF the interior Job
bers who lay In large stocks OF the prinei-
pal staples prior to the close Of navigation,
and afterward use this as an argument to
prevent smaller dealers sending their usual
orders to New York iobbing.houses..
SUIT FOB THE RECOVERY OF VIRGINIA LANDS.
NEW YORK, November 15.-Mrs. Eliza
Miller, OF this city, who claims John
Youns's estate, consisting OF 10000 acres
Of land in Virginia, West Virginia, and
Kentucky, also valuable property in Phila-
delphia and Alexandria, Va, valued at
s3O.O00,0OO by the. estimate OF Charles
OConor, lawyer, appeared yesterday be-
fore the commissioner Of deeds and signed
documents preparatory to bringing suit in
the Supreme Court for the recovery OF
these lands, some OF which are now occu-
pied by several large coal and iron compa-
MES.
CABLE REPAIRED. .-..
NEW YORK, November 15.-The officers OF
the Direct United States Cable Company
announce their Rye-Branch cable repaired,
and working through it as usual.
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The Valley Road to be Continued to
Salem. =.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.J
STAUNToN, Va, November l5.-After a
two days session the Valley Railroad stock
holders to-day adopted resolution authori-
zing the president and directors to mort
gage the road for two million dollars bonds
to bear six per cent. interest, and to run
thirty years, and not to be sold at less than
eighty-fiye cents. The deed Of trust, how
ever, not to be given without the approval
Of the finance commissioners Of Baltimore.
This action looks to bnilding'the road south
OF Staunton. ~ ~. ..es ia
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By Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. November l5.-Cotton steady; up
lands, lsc; Orleans, 1ltc; saies. sss bales; con.
soidated net recsnts l64 ,i2S bales exportsnto
eontinent, 1864 bales; ehanael,. 2,s75 bales.
Flour without decided change In prices, with fair
for
in prices, closing scarcely so rm. Corn 494c low
dnd
suSas aSs! sRd sanSaad $780, &C.
for New GlsaIs Ssg42 M Sa ssT els
lana: 5ESSYc. Tor Carolina. Peir6lenm quiet and
Steady stead redned. 81 1901 .ssK TalIow. rSein.
sn nme4 pana eossa heavy rS!k Lard
s sRsadda steady: prime steam W6is
3-i6@ -32d. per steam, I'd; wheat-saI, 71d.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, November 15.-Flour firm and un,
changed. Southern wheat-Choice grades acnye ana
firm low and medium dnll and easier so.tnefn k feS
sI.55: No. western winter red. spot aud Novem.
6er 81 AZ December, $l.44. Southern corn steady:
old dull % sssaS R ye e
s4Ss6c. provisions quiet and heavy. Pork, 9l4.50
SI4.75. Bacon-shoulders, $3.50 clear rib, 1919;
cofIee unchanged. Whlskey easier At sI.O0x@
$l.lu. Sugar steady.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, November l5.-Flour steady and
| unchanged. Wheat hrm: red. 81. 25@sl.2S;, amber
White ss o S8sa Gae; WINE sns s2 5@
%eaaS s9 too MID for Of
meats Bulk-meats quiet but firm shoulders, %
clear rib, $3.50: clear sides, se.75. Bacon STEADY
and in good demand and scarce; shoulders, $3.50
sIesF rib 81 e aae. snd siskeV dn
and lower At Sl.05. BaSgtns dull at 12'gc Tobacco
Iquiet and unchanged.
| CINCINNATI. sssse va
Wsas yo ed Ss qaet csa1
3 Bal Bsrfs sc aV a naa Arms
sY az and Sse for loose saoadess ear rib
and clear sides: Bacon nominaIly unehsussd-m mar
ss:r w sna isss snd saaa q and
s eaaasssS, ,4iS 'f BEAD ihspmenss $50 ss
CHICAGO. sl,s. 4
| cH1cAGo. November I5-Ffour steady and IN.
changed. Wheat unsetted and gepsrs1iJ nlEnsr ane
ssss gSIs;fs :s.!:ss S.;
s sss ysass i s and she 'es & s;.
I November, Acc. December, 40te JanaaIy. Oa I:
epened strong and higher and elosed as made presss
at Sehc. Pork unsettled and generally higher
e ssss {. sHss .5as aasE e aas f'fssa q @
November, December, and all the year. Lard fairly
active and shade higher AZ e7.95@&6 cash and
year. 81 @ 7I@xe January. HuIk-meats steady ana
In fair demand; shoulders % ee: short RIB, $3.50
sh Ress ssss s sdSs lSaoS wheat $500,
| bnshels;. corn, as, 900 bussess oats, 30 ,00e
bushels rye, 1900 bushels hurley, 81, 0ol
i Obpsheis: corn. $4,000 bushels: oats, 2.0pf
bustels; rye, 3o 900 buahels; barley, 1000 bush
Afternoon RoGrd.-wheat unsettled aud lower a
al 0oSd$ 81 .06ss December, u. oa November. Corr
Sc lower. Oats steady and Unchanged Pork fairy
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Struck OIL.

WELL or THE CABELL FARM, ON ELK RIVER.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.1
4 CHARLESTON, WA, November l5.--Oil
was struck on the Caben farm, six miles up
Elk river, yesterday morning. The yield is
not known, but the operators are confident
of its being large. ]. 2
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Cri,ne mt Fort Monroe.

1 AN ARTILLERYMAN KILLED By MUSICIAN.
FORT MONROE, November 15.-Edward 5.
Langsdop, of Battery c, Fifth artillery,
was struck on the head last night with an
and died this afternoon from his injuries.
Cagua escaped and has not been arrested,
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VlrSiniR.
1o.nrSc COTTON For LIVERPOOL
Especial telegram to the DIspatch.1

LOADING COTTON FOR LIVERPOOL.
NORFOLK, November 15.-Three Oh tne
largest merchant sailing-ships which nave
visited this port since the war are no" meIe
loading with cotton for Liverpool. lucy
are the Kate O'Brten, Barring brothers' ahu
Alexander Gibson.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
THURSDAY, November l5, 1877.
The breaks to-day comprised IL hoesheads, 8
tierces, and boxes. The offerings at anction on
Change we're 80 packages; OF which number II
were taken In, and the remainder sOld at prices
ranging from $3.50 to 1883. ,...