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The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1877-06-30

Of Mex Percc
bunker 4 Squier plaintiffs, IS. ". A.. Curry
defendant. -. q tffv5tt fti
Action brought in the District Court Of tho
FIRST Juuicial District OF Idaho Territory in
and Tor the County Of Nez Perez and the com.
plant filed in said County of Ne. perce in the
office of the clerk Of sail district Court. lN
TIME PEOPLE or IDAHO TERRITORY
Il send greeting to ". A. CURRY defendant.
You are hereby required to appear in an action
brought against you by tho above namsd Plain.
TINS IN the District Court of the LIST Jul Distric,
OF Idaho Territory in and for the county vf Nca
Perce and To answer the complaint lied therein.
within ten days Exclusive Of the day Of sorvice)
after the service on you Of this samino n.-if
served within this county: or ii served out Of
said county, bnt inthis tlirtrict, within twenty
days; otherwise, within so days'or judgement
by default will be taken, against you, according
to the prayer ofsaid complaint. Tho said .c-
tion Is brought to recover the sum of one hum
dred and seventy seventy Ave one hundreths
dollars (sl70 75.) gold coin ON o certain pro,ni
sorry note, with interest in like, gold coin from
April 18th 1872 at ono per cent. Der month nm
til paid, and for the further sum Of thirty eight
twenty-hve one handreths dollars, t$ss ISL
gold coin, and for costs Of aait. And you arc
hereby notified that if you fail to appear and
answer the said complaint, as above required.
the sand plaintiffs will take judgement by de-
fault for the snm Of 5000 gold coin with interest
ana costs as set forth in said complaint.
GTen under my hand and the seal of the Dis
trict Court Of the First judicial Dis
SEAL. trct Of Idaho Territory in and for
the Comfy Of Nex Perce this I4th
day OF April in the year Of our Lord
o"c Thousand eight hundred and seventy-se
4>94s.t II. SQUIER,
..-: S3-0w Clerk.
The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1877-06-30

we nave gathered as full particulars O
the attack upon Ben Norton ana Of hi,
death as we can from several parties who
have been at Mt. Idaho and heard tho state
ments of Joe Moore, Lew Day upon bis
death bed and Of Mrs. Norton who was in
the wagon at the time of the fight. They
are in substance as follows:
On Thursday eve at about 6 o clock Lew
Day left Mt. Idaho with dispatches for Fort
Lapwai. lie crossed the prairie to Nor.
tons, IL miles. Norton and family were
still at home and not much alarmed. Day
proceeded up the mountain and over 10
pretty near the old Board house. Three or
four indians pretending to be friendly had
joined him on the mountsin and were rid
ing along 10 his company. Day told them
he was getting cold and must ride faster.
and spurred his horse to 60 ahead. lie
soon came to mudhole and his horse
checked his speed little and the Indians
fired at him from behind and wounded him.
He spurred his horse from the road to the
timber and returned the fire, and the In
dams disappeared. lie took cross cut
and returned to Norton's just as John
Chamberlain had given the alarm at Nor
tons. Chamberlain's team was har.
messed Mt the door. They put Day in the
wagon, also Mrs. Chamberlain and the
children, Mrs. Norton, Linn Bowers, Hill
Norton and Joe Moore. Norton mounted
Days horse and Chamberlain drove the
wagon and all started across the prairie for
Mt. Idaho. This was about 10 o'clock at
night. The Indians attacked them about
Tor miles on tho road to Mt. Idaho. They
ran their horses and returned the fire, and
kept the Indians at bay. Chamberlain aud
one of his children were killed, his wife, !
one child and Mrs. Norton wers wounded
in the wagon. Norton rode Days hnrse
until shot under him and after runuing
fight ofsome time they arrived within six
miles Of Mt. Idaho. The Indians shot the !
horses attached to the wagon, and killed
them. Norton then came to the wagon.
and be and Mrs. Norton, Mrs. Chamberlain,
Linn Bowers and the children got under the
wagon, the Indians shooting at the bed Of
he wagon. Day and Moore got between
he two dead horses and ssed them as
'reasswosks, kespirg up the are upon the
Indians and kept them At bay till daylight.
During the night Day became very thirsty
md Norton got out fr6m under tho wagon
Q get Day some water when, Sc was shot
nd MORALLY wounded haviag . main ar.
cry cut. He told Linn Bowers and his
10Y that he would soon bleed to Death and
sde them good bye and directed them to ,
trip and crawl out into the grass and when
ut Of reach Of the Indians to go to Mt.
daho as soon az possible. They started
nd the next morning were rescued down
hree-mile Greek having become sepa rated I
nring the night. Moore and Day kent off I!
ne Indians till they were rescued the mex. =
loruing by three men from Mt. Idaho who b'
The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1877-06-30

Terribly MrDDLsD.-The Watchmon pnh.
lished terribly muddled account Of The
outbreak and charged many things to tho
people Of Lewiston of which thev nav.
never been guilty. We trust our neigh.
hor will 60 slow. Things are bad enough
without exagReratiop. mas 81 .,t4.r,1,7'f
The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1877-06-30
sU MMONS.

In the District Court of the First Judicial Dis.
trict Vt Idaho Territory in an for the County
Of Mex Perce.
bunker Squier plaintiffs, IS. ". A. Curry
1.-t--- defendant. y .ttA.lL I'll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-02
p O ST S RIP T.
3:45 a. m.
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
THE FRENCH CRISIS.
RUMoRs THAT DE BRoGLIE AND FoURToU WILL RE


RuMoRs THAT DE BRoGIIE AND FoURIoU WILL RE
SIGN.
LONDON, Tuesday, Oct 2, 1871
The Paris correspondent of The Times telegaphs:
"It was rumored last night that the Duke de brogne
and NJ Berthaut had resigned from the French Cao-
met. This report, for the present at least Is I'M
founded but the alarm which it created was very
remarkable.
THE apprehension Of a forcble coup detat by the
Government is so great here, that the resignation OF
the Duke de Broglie, and certain of his colleagues
who are known TO be opposed to such measures
would be considered as a preface to the violation OF
law though il is hard to tell IN whose interest Such
q violation would be.
~ know from perfectly trustworthy source that
the Empress disapproves Of the governments course
since the 10th May last.
"The Prince Imperial is said to have disapproyed Oh
the course Of the new Ministry. He declared that
ho would not throw impediments in the
way of a. regular Government. 1t Is GER
tain that the opinion of the Cabinet Itself
is divided. Some of its members think OF
coup de force in case of defeat at the elections
Others and the non-BonapartIst Conservatives con-
template a second dissolution. But | repeat with
the certainty of truth that the Senate VIII not sup
DIV dissolution simply to help the Government"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-02
OBITUARY.
JOHN DIsTURNELL. n

John Dsturnell, well known as compiler
and publisher Of ide-books and directories, died. yes
rerday afternoon, at the NewYork Hospital, from con
qeston of the lungs. He was born at Lanslngburg'
Rensselaer, County " Y, on October 6, lsOl he began
life as printer Albany, hut removed to TINS CIV
and oupned book tore at No 124 Broadway. He con-
finued IN business in this city 20 the time or his death
Mr.. Disturne the COM Her OF the FIRST railroad
guide published i'm this cOuntry-"Ihe IraVeilrrs k.l-
road Guide" printed by himself in IS 10 He was also
The author OF several Other useful works. including
Sey-YorE "a II Was and as II Is -" Sailing on the Great
Lakes and Rivers" and "The influence OF climate IN
North and South America" He has for twenty years. or
more. published the United States Register, or blue
Bnuk" He was of the NiccPresidtnts al the Assoc
cIati on for the Advancement ~ Science and art.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-02
AEEGh0 SHOT BI C4SSlUS u. CLAY

CNCINNATI, o., Oct 1.-The Hon. Cassius VI.
Clay yeterdaymorning shot and instantly killed negro
named Perry waite. General Clay had employed Whites
mother rs a cook. but finding she had been robbing
him OF silver plate ana other articles, had DISCHARGED
her Yestcsial morning he started from hs farm six
miles from Richmond XIV, 10 visit negro church ~ me
neig borhood frr On. purpose OF bring another ser
want. While on tire he discovered n horse
loose m The pasture near the rOadsid', ana
he negro Perry White, cndcav0uug 70 con
rea himself mud the animal Wnite had threat
cncd Nh. CLAWS lite. and known 4 desperate
character. aud, unon prrccivng him, Mr. Cav immed
1tev raprd down. confronted tue negro and ordered lm
0 throw up his hands. The negro Oh ed, and Mr. lay
talked TO llm roughly ard ordered him to leave the
~ &c. telling MIN that II he moved from his posi-
ton until he Claw was rcmouncd, he would XII him.
IA soon as Mr. cav started for bis horse the negro
started ter HIM, bur Mr. Clay turned suddenly, and fir
ny twice. ht the negro in the neck and breast. llr
CLAW then rode to town and delivered himself 10 the
authorities. The feeling OF the community IL entirely
with General CLAY. while the negro had te reputation
90 % uu Us ard dan gcrOis
TIC FLOWING was the verdict. OF the corOucrs
Jury: Perry White his death by
4 pistol-shot wound inflicted by C. VI. Clay, Sunday,
September 30. Testimony being given us. uncer oath,
by c. NJ. Clay, he beng tie only witness, are con-
strained to ju'v the said Clay, and believe that ne did
/. in sclfdcicIo."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-02
CARDINAL RIARIo sFORzA.

Cardinal Sextus Riario Sforza whose death
has been announced was of the most distinguished
eccesiastIcs in ITALY, Descended from celebrated
italian family he was born at Naples, I'm 1910 He he
came Archbishop ~ Naples IN 1915, and the year FOL
lowing was created Cardinal ny POpe Gregory -
whom he had been Cmmb Rain. Cardinal RauO :. IRA
possessed puncely fortune and exercised great lidl-
G &c AZ Naples. He resOufl opposed 10 the NOV.
menf 10 italy under government. and soon NJ
ter the overthrow of tie BDurbons In Naples he became
involved quar- with Prince de Catignan, the
lieutenant or King Victor Enamel, ana vas sup>e-
q elfly ex led for time. 10 Cyi a-Veccli1. or late
ye r, hD held alOof from political affairs. IL ead mat
pope Gregory bad prcdccdhc would dag occupy nc
PANEL hrOro. lie freely mcnl ned rs likely TO sue
&c d Plus *, in case he adj -uFyived him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-02

January IL, l973-Released mortgage iand on
High 81. 0wuCdby II. H. Eweil .........--.
March g. lsI3.-Sold 10 Fairfield County Fire lnsur-
ance Company land On Henryst, owned by j. L.
March 10. 1sT3.-Sod I. g.. W. Crane, mortgage
on I've acres ~ land. owned by q. J. kecler..;.;
December 3, lSf2.Scd to sylvester Huribeft' loh"
Mainst NOrwalk ...........-....- 1922
April 3, lSi3-Rcleased mortgages on property OF A
April Q. ls73-sod 10 Alden somans half al acre OF
.-
March 3, lS13-Land on sally 81, Norwsk, sol" 10
John Kinds. 49,
Nav IG s7:i- Land on Man.si. Norwalk. sold 10 r.
T. Harvey ,,o,li ~ y II
.
Apr In Is NcTvak 70 Aieia l. $500
October 81 l-Asslgned 20 South Norwak saw
ings .l Bsnf' n9T gag OF ianu OF lS 5000
Toto, ............ s6i,I74
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-02
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

S. Nicholas Hoie7-C hef-Justice Morrison Il.
Waite Of the United supreme Court and Cong
W Blair Of New Hampshire fer. l9'' ,, ~
ort TOombs Georgia Commander John o. Naiker L; :,
N. lanes r. Harvey. OF Warrington. ard the Rev. Or.
Strngfellow. of MONTGOMERY, Ala @ 'doa ifob keat
Admiral William OF the British Legation al as
ingon and Captain John ~. Uushur. y = N:.'';; nv,
sTcuUe Voe-h ssociae-Jusce Ward Hunt 81 IN" unrcd
states Suremc CONT Judge f. COmsock, OF syria
cuse; Senator Justin :. Morrill, OF vermont; Genera y y
au nj Teros Henry r. Jack son. Of Georgia and John ~
Mccall IT,, the New-N0rk Insurance Derai TN u
BrerOoT H0use-JOhn King ir, President OF me Ba
more and Ohio Railroad Company George NJ. Pullman, Of
Chicago and Albert Berstadt As0r HSc-Bishop Green
Of Nis.issup - Ifesfminter HOtsi-Charlcs f. tO.hlan
-. Grand H0tel EX Congressman Isaac n Arnold OF ~
HOtisf--J George. Danish consul al
Nassau -. Metropolitan Hotet-A ID. Barber, OF Utica
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-02
THE QUESTION OF MEDIATION.

LONDON, Vtt' Iv'''
The 7imeSs st. Petersburg dispatch says: Inc
report that petitions are being signed, requesting
tbe EmneroT 10 return home, is untrue. Uninyited
offers of mediation would be regarded almost as a
National insult"
SAN Francisco, CAL, Oct. 1.-Steamship
China from Hong Kong, via Yokohama, Is coming H.
For other Foreign Neus First PdGe.I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-02
During a recent thunder Storm ]

During recent thunder storm near Mem
pins, Tenn, negro was severely kicked by vicious
mule, and lust he picking himself up stroke OF
lightning bit tne mule aud killed him dead the spot
well oar 4" exclaimed the negro "ef dis chile hant
got Owerfu friends 20 'yenge his insults, deu deres
use tiyin 10 hab nth In anything!"
SACRFICE.-GOOd Tcmplar: Tut-t-t-re-
all, swiZze, it, disgruceiul Ia in your posi-
ton this state after the expense we've incurred nd
we've used TO put down the liquor traffic 90
Swizzle: v may prcash much y Ike, gen'm'n,
bur can tel y I've made pcrs'na enorsh 10 (hic
purrOWn iluuOT than any Of vel"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-02
Announcements

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
LUNDBORG's PERFUME-WOOD VIOLET-pOs-
sesses the natural delicate odor OF the flowers.
CONVrLSED WITH UNNECESSARY PAIN,
Infants wdthe Coils who night be speedily relieved
with MILK OF MAGNIsIA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-02
wnRkINGMEN,s PATTY.

BosToN Oct. 1.-The Workingmen's party
Convention assembled in Hospaller Hall here to-day.
and Organized, with Richard Gilday, OF Holyoke, for
President several VicePro icents, and W. g. II. Smart,
OF Boston, ana Thomas Jordan, of Brighton Secretaries.
Tue Committee Nominations for STATE Officers report
ed the following, which were nominated:
For GOceFnOr-M eudcll Phillips. OF Boston.
IteuenaHi IL OprHOr-Nm. Earl 81 Worcester.
secr LIrB Of Sfaic- ". II. GOss, of Marlboro.
Treasurer alid EeoeireI-Gcncral Dyer W. Lum, Of
Northampton.
4 HOI7ei -GeHGGi-IEfacl W. Andrews, OF Danyerf.
AUDITORY. l.. Chase, OF Boston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-02
DISEASES OF MEN.

The Importance Of the sysiem its power over IRE
and the direct bearing which 10 has on human sppl.es
recOguZed and tie danger Oh
h. whether thrdFgh Intense nta application, or by the eX
ces,iye indulgence OF the appes and proentts are proper
suhect. consideration. system
ranged absolutely necessary 70 promptly seek ADVICE rom
exp for long series Ot years has devoted MS VINO
me ana attention This study and who from his experience
and practice learned discover t once the cae ana as
promptly apply the remedy, thus avoiding the painfully SION
seeking Tor the TRUTH so common 70 the neASileueeu a.u
aunOying tie patient who, very naturally, wants 10
know tnou delay what the extent of the de
rangemon the probabilities Of rccuperaton and e time re-
II the become exhausted by intense mental apph
% connected holKhJ IL
only recover ts s,reng by being properly ed and
methods. II Is precisely me
me that preside organic Ike TIE value
II this Druch med cal practice scarcely be oyerate1
for reaches MARRIAGE the pepetugOn OF family Names te
securing hereditary es and tho retention OF estates IN
family.
from long and large experience IA this direction, have
been able command by success the thankful appfeca
ton of families IA tle city ami natOn ana
much that pertains 10 the OFereNcclse OF
OF tho system anu tc means OF re-
covering powers whether OF Oian appetite propensity
passion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-02
ANNOUNCEMENT.

We would respectfully ana
mOunce that, i'm order to give our
future attention exclusively TO
the manufacturing and whole
sale business, we have arranged
for the transfer of the sole con.
duct Of our RETAIL business TO
Jr. THEODORE II. STARk
tate STARR 81 MARQUIS, and
that i'm pursuance Of this ar
rangement, that Department
will be removed about Oct.
2J to his new WarerOOnis,
NO. 2O6 FEFTH-AVENUE, Mad
isOm-squiare.
ALI goods viii be sold nj our
established prices, as heretofore.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-02
BUCKINGHAM
HOTEL.
FIFTHAVE. AND FIFTIETH- ST.

This magnificent house stands unryaed throughout the
world point OF artistic elegance. perfect ventilation
and the quiet refinement OF pyae residence Situated
tho fashionable centre and specially arranged for the
fort Of families both permanent and transient with cuisine
OF marked excellence IL attracts the beat families Of Europe
and America.
VERY ATTRACTIVE PRICES.
Single rooms, per week.
Bachelor with private bathroom. &c........sI4
rooms, suitable for with bath, &C.
sly .SsS
Family apartments consisting Of paror, bed room and p
Nate Dathfooin s'.s. Id
Family apartments, consisting Of parlor bedroom and
dressing elegantly decorated and furnished SIS
And upward, according 10 location and accommodations
RESTAURANT CHARGES no HIGHER THAN AT
OTHER FIRST CLASS HOTELS.
FULLER & CO., PROPRIETORs.
H. T. FULLER, late OF Brevoort HOuse)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-02
NOME Ne US.

YESTERDAY AT BUDNUTS IN
BROADWAY.
Gam &C. \ocn TO- = n m. 77'. Nidnlchi,64|
Highest dui1ng the day II. iDwcsi. D.
Average. 6j3i Same dsT. 1876. 53's-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-02
ACHES AND PAINS.
DR.. RiDWipS REGULATING PILLS

Perfectly taste elegantly coated for The Of III dis
the stomach. liver bowels dley-, bladder nervous
di- eases headache. constipation Indigestion, dyspepsia
bili0usness, bilious lever, Inflammation OF The bowels
p~ and dcrlngcmeu " the iutea vscera. Warranted
10 effect a positive Price % cents per box.
, 1877-03-21
FOREIGN CITIES.

Special U{Gpdfch 70 ,1nl If1bHHL
LIVERPOOL, March 3O-li =, m.-FLouh-No. l.
ia, No. 2, Ma.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, No. /, toa 1ods Nc. 4 los I'd;
spring. No. I. ltA sdt No. 2 ID ads whte. No- u los
sdt No. !, los 81. club No. /, t1as No. 2, lns III.
Corn-Ncw, No. l. 2os 6l, old. 2as Gdls1&s I'd.
Fn0vtstoxs-pork. alA. Lard, It's Gd.
LIVERPOOL, March 3o-1 p m.-WeAther fair.
bnxAnaTu1ys-Qulet aud a.cady. Cora-essa2aa 81.
lARtb-<8a
LIVERPOOL, March o-Latest--corTos-Quict and
unchangcd a5l0 1oxt salct. q co batea; speculation
and export, 2tco: American O, ,oCU,
Yarns md fabrics ut Manchester dnn and Vending
downward.
BnxApsruFTs-Quet but steady. except coru. whIri,
10 sda, Whcat-Isecepts for three laye, 600 Qrs,
Amcrfcan 49, no Qrs, California whits wheat los 5d4s
t0s ali dn club 1fs Bd0t1s; No. to No. rcd Western
spring. o. si9ina Sit do winter lta oiasu lod. Flour
Western canal. 3tGp15* Corn-Testern mixed. 24s
6dts24a 0ds new do zsa1,s ID 0ah-.Amcslcan. $50
- OIL Harley-Amcscsn, "a III. Psas-.Amsrlesu. oss.
CLoyxh'sxkp-Amorlean. 7o7sea. -
Pfov1stoFs-Prime meas PORK. a1s Primo meas
bcots 7ss. tard-AmeficAn. ass. cheebs-fIno Amer.
ic1u 73a. Iacon-Lon9 clear, 8e4t saost d. ~.
TALLoW-Amefican, md.
PKrnoLxrN-Brtrtts, I0d. rs61od. 18d-
LlSAEkD ftIL-.saa I'd.
NRstx-Commou, 5a{dt pale do. 1sd.
6riHirt tTuaeENTtxs-2A "a.
L0xboS. March tch3Q-TALLow-2s ed041a.
LINsxxD ost-9iA
AAgwExr, March h3o.-pkTnoLEun-85tX.
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Nxw Yonk, March 2A-tRA1A-For spring wheat
nsrkos 1890 per hu bottrr, With ltte n,ors export
inquiry Ard fair city milling demaud winter wheat
quiet and about steady, aates q. Loco tu unsradcd
spFInR, 81. 1stk@l.n tpcludtnx 1900 bu for
export At si.2s}5t mixed Nos. 2 md
ss ..;ss r.. i Is t' Z, No. ~. cn!s.ss f.
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m .ss, %,s. =, ass. r. T..
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s'a a.. @as p s,s.s se Ls.a aaas's ntm, dsmsa
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,on. .oe.,.. ~ -. .-s.s. - 80 ~. 80. ~
sooa lsaaa3. sa ~ PRIME ma oN'oe tot eentFstu'
gall sales OF LOO hhde and tUo bags It 8k@IO$c for
Tsrn" ts.s ~. ' :. ~ -. -. ~ 1satA..a. ~ .
AALLNH-Asske& as1nt salta oL la w Ids prime u
l3-lQd6a ptF h.
NUIskr-AAsxst hsn; kI.Q8 bid sexulayt sajos 50
htfx st Il m t,va IN nant u,u,r bont ,s,nu...
IL IL Wtatsrn 1isocia.sd ISsss.
easier. liT4iiNct fatufes cfussi hafsIy .tessv,
March H. lss ii :v:. lprji H. a7xsIi I'D. Hsv II
xasHt, ii.9ssli. ia; ssoc,nbst' II. SNtii. Ssc.
fjctuhsr III Hstii.4lcs Aoystnfes fiY7sl il assts
neSr,si.r II S7f1 .hlc ~'S's"S'* 1"s'~%''~'ef
Fa,uxIMuns S:IYs: i,sce,ut. aono h,i., No.
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Il I5s%hhn rxtrs thIT II g. - ~ fnyj. e &,
k,s NJ. MnneSs natsn 1fErs,tots a. ,sain II IL.
1,l,e steasix a. II TX :H II e'Ss~~t ~"S~3*' NV
, 1877-03-21

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Toenl Of all kinds In storc, u. 572. 27D bu. These
figures show an increase during last week OF 12D,.
UsS bu corn, D. 200 bu oatyt and decscaac OF 3l,-
4.S bu wheat, e., 100 BIT ryo, and 3D. 273 bu bar.
Icy. Total increase, Fl ,+03 bu. The above noted
quantities Of N. ". wheat include ~, GOO bu No.
Minnesota and JOG, b1O bu No. 2 do. =
In addition 10 tho grain In etore thero Ia now
aloat In the harboe &, Col bu No. . wheat 20, 41B
bu rejected do. 101, lO5 bu No. 9 corn, IL, 0)l bu
rejected do, ~, 8os bu high mixed do, 40, f54 bu
new mixed do, q, 131 bu new high.mixcd do. ], 90
bu No. rye, and 70, ESQ bu No. rye.
Tho Cincinnati Frie< Current gives tho following
as tho stock Of provisions In that city:
NGrrA ", Nurrh II,
Sides shanldcr; and hams NJ. 80, 70lMn 90 7oh 90
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