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roc REPORT.
Nan Francisco Board.


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600 knreks ceu.. ies &c. ASK, ts&
100 Jackson. 6A
100 Alps, ~. iss
100 Rye faieh.t
$40 Nj Dorado south. &t.S
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loo Minnie Belle, ~
100 Golden Chariot. soc
90 kmpirr udaho) ..
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10 Con. vIrxinis. ~. ~
si5 overman. Ds. a.
Gl5 Justice. gs.ts
i2D Chollar. 55s, -
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S5 savage. g..
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40 Bsleh-r, s,tS
10 sisIta Sevsia. . ~
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80 balloon. g..
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10 Seq. Bslehsr. m
80 ovsrnlsn. "a. 2ts
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1850 caledon,., > 10. J is.sc
40 Ssv Yors. 10
loo Alta. ~
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100 JuiiA.l ~
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80 Bullion.T
40 Con. virginia. ~ bS. %
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TELEcRAPHIc.

-
~ OHIO.
The Condition OF senator y +.
Merton.
THE AHrI-HAYEs MOVEMENT IN
OHIO.
Progress of the Indian War In
Montana.
[SrvciAL DisrArcuKs TO the aoLp HILL
DAILY Nrws.i
A SQUAD Democratic speech ~
speeimen Democrat.
CoLuMpus. Ohio. August 23.-Tbe cam-
paign for the Democracy opened In this
city tonight. A large audience congre-
gated at Capital Square. and was addressed
BY Hon. George II. Pendleton Of Cinein-
natl and General Thomas Ewing Of Ian.
caster. Mr.. Pendleton spoke for upward
Of an hour and WAS followed by General
Ewing. Following Is a synopsis OF Mr.
Pendleton's speech:
Mr.. Pcndleton began by rehearsing the
labor troubles and tho suiierings OF the
poor, and said "we ought In . candid
spirit search for the cause. II the Govern.
nien.. either In its legislation or admins
~tration. il ct fanlt. wc ought 10 apply the
remedy. This work concerns US all equal
~, aud therefore l speak to yon. hepubli.
cans and Democrats alike. II l do not
convince your Judgment. I will not wound
your just susccptibilities. l. c%riticise
politics. not motives. Why should Ohio,
with Its wealth and vitality. 10 troubled
with mobsp Criminals Ill our warehouses;
and lsilsp One fact confronts rs In this
work: The laws Of taxation. laws OF
tariff. the commercial system. tho fiLan.
cial system. all touch the very life and be-
ing 81 the whole social and industrial
fabric. Tho Republican party has estab-
lishci and administered these laws, and
over these systems II has hal power for
half q generation. Even since the war II
has had absolute sway for twelve years.
Once only Ia all that time has there been
an adverse House of Representatives. II
has used this power without stint. me
internal revenue system even. what 10 lott
Of II, bears almost entirely n very heav-
lily upon Western Industries and the pro,
duct Of Western lands. The hnAnelAi
question may be briefly stated: An I'M
mensc public Indebtedness payable ~
paper. has. by the effect oil two laws
been made payable III gold ohIy,
and there has been an increase OF tnir'y
per cent. Silver has bcen
and gold, the only remaining es, tenaer
for the bonds, las been accoru'
ingly. The resumption Of specie pay
ments has been ordained Tor y
1879, and within eighteen months. They
have no plan except the Illegal collection
Of grcenbacks or the impossible boarding
OF gold. Tho first measure largely IN
creased tho Indebtedness, the second ui'
minished the currency, In when thA, IN
debtedness can be paid, anu tho tn,ru "
fectually and necessarily destroys tnc IN
d~ustries and energies py whicn Ine means
OF pay can be earned. Inc Poi.
icy OF requiring bricks u hot iurhisnlns
straw was mercy IN comparison Win
this"
Mr.. Pendloton proceeded to hold the
Republican party guilty for all these
| troubles. lilo then reviewed the Itepubli.
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D~r.v,..~. Last ev-.Ias.
August Assessments.

The assessments upon tho mines OF the
Cums,ock. which have been and are still
uapablo thi. month. arc a. follows
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EUROPE.
NO PROGRESS MAKING IN THE
GREAT WAR.
But Both Sides Preparing for the
Coming Struggle.
the POLITICAL SITUATION ~
FRANCE.
Tn. urea. war N. M. ~,

tsrrciAL DISPATCHES TO TIM Coin HUI
DA u NKws.l
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fNUgas n cOLDs.

Those WHO srs suffering from coasLs. colds.
IIosr,rne.s, so'e Thpat. etc., etc.. should ty
Drpvn's Bronchial froches.
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Lros's KArHArroH make brauufnl. glcssy.
In xur,snt hsir; pc vents he falling oat or turp-
iu- gray, Il hiss stroll the test u forty years.
. eharminzly ~perfumed. ard has no rival.
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Ths arssabask Men.

NEW HAVEN. Con-. August 2i.-At .
meeting Of the Greenback Men last night
resolutions were passed calling for the
unconditional repeal OF the Resumption
Act. full monetization Ct silver. passage OF
an Act making ~grecnbacks full legal tender.
and interchangeable with bonds opposi-
ton to subsidies. and condemning sscre-
tsry sherman, and calling for his re.
mUyal.
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The IndiHu War.

CHICAGO, Angus. pa correspondence
IL given out tonight between Generals
Sherman and Sheridan. Tho former,
under date Of the 18th. described Gibbons
aght a. q severe blow TO the Neg Perces
and expressed the hope that Howard will
pursue tho Indians till not one 10 left.
Gibbons, he says, Ia In great need OF cav.
airy. General Sheridan replied 10 the dis.
patch detailing the means 20 assist General
Howard In his pursuit Of tho savages.
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The . ForHers.

NEw. Yonx. August 2i.-ons Of the
forgers. Colonel Nelson A. Gesler. arrest.
cd In Chicago by d. q. Jaynes on sstur-
day, and brought to this city. was tonight
locked up at the police headquarters. The
warrant charges Gesner with swindling
the Thiri National Bank Of this city by
forged checks for s2s, 600, purported TO
have been drawn by winslow Lanier 4 Co.
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ANOTHER VICTORY ron THE TURKS.

LONDON, August 23.-A dispatch from
Thsrsperi reports that the Porto has Old.
ciaily Informed the British Emhassy thai
Mehsmet All gained q great victory bo-
tween Osman Bazaar aud Eskl Djuma, cap
turing several guns and INJECTING = great
loss, The Russians were tho attacking
party.
A Berlin correspondent states that the
Khedive Of Egypt, In return for his mill
tary service 70 the Porte. demands the
right to form the navy.
A Belgrade correspondent sends the fol-
lowing: At the banquet last night Prince
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The Anti.IIsye. Mov.msas In ohio

NEW YoRK. August 2i.-A Timss Colum.
bus dispatch says the committee Of anti.
Hayes men have issued m address 10 the
Republicans Of Ohio. urging them 10
abandon their support Of the ticket nomi'
mated at Cleveland. but announcing. with
singular consistency, that they do not
wish TO divide or impair tho old party
organization by putting new ticket In the
nsIu
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plREUTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
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OPEN DAY AND NIGHT FOR RECkrIunun OF


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HORSES, CARRIAGES. &C.
At BARKER 4 SONS
ACfTY AUCTION MART AND NEW YORK latter
SAILS.

asaRhs sGHhJS es ssaAREss ASR ssE Il
oAfALoaSS SS osai5efl sA5S Fiiis DAY.
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Daniel Is%ssrs dam 3 Sy H.mS..onsn Chief is Sshs
has & 81 Ia % ss su %
and safest roadters In existence and warranted sound
,IiGT BRED BROWN rrotsing Mare, iS,s high. year.
od; very tree driver can trot In 2so aud warranted
sUrhEB Roam 1ro..s Mare isss high. 9 years old: a
safe reliable driver has trotsed In minutes. and Is
rAis "a sG"Sa S.y Mares saa s'is hsn and old ano
';e sound
and sep Side bar and ia .prins Wagons. Mock:
%
FFTssTS FSfR PEsaEEraiSx yEyH sisss .' ss'::s ::i.
SALES NEVER postponed on account Of weather.
MORTGAGE sALE-RICHARD wALTERs' sONs,
% M M s sa sa siy II sss q M two s
M E snS a, sss SAFE nss % Rich
goes
MoRTGAGE sALE-BY VIRTUE OF GRATED
morigars , to me dreesd viz sell At puSs auction
The private SIS, Ds0ss
'ssSaS ss s' high Ss
s DAM Sy as ss
ian he Is 81 no Of ne young horses in the sts.s
gais very handsome iu perieety gen.
nnS .'s no % @ "e sna
asn S Bear es'' mi, 1.S ssEn % hGs
horse can be ridden after 9. time p,ior 70 sa Sale
OoLMAN. Attorney
BIZ soLD IS the oWSEE las S6 s
cae s' IL Ss si '''na
pIDING SADDLES. BR1DLKs AND WHIPS
siis ss:s' and Coach harness
SHAFT and Body Straps q Bells vt Moseman,s
Fumes fs1sis The 'as head and s.
Everything want for your horse st LA Chambers
CTABLE TO LET-NO. 49, SUFFOLK ST. INQUIRE
Cof ofJoHN MCINTYRE, No. 8 Broadway.
CECoKD HAND CAREIAG Es.-25 DREwsTER 4 co.
srs anr
les Brewster coupcs Clarence xpns.enger kock-
Sssi. ss snss s.
As IL EhasPsAg .ss 81. Broom. = o.. St.
z. SouPEs. 2 LANDAuLETs. CLARENCE, /
saps ssstswss. yisssT,4 iw.saassss Asoss ASa arc
sso"3 al 8 ssp . them
Pony: Horse il hands. $50 * assaSaa.i
&OE -sPLRN DID NEW rOP GROCERY DELIVERY
RyC. beaustfal top side bar Wagon city maker.
plCU U.cost thrsc months S5l5 built to order, also
r w n. Hs TS pouS ssos
viii be sold very low Apply 70 coschmsn stable IA West
IN7 SLEIGIiS SLElGaS. SLEYdIIS.
tO The largest finest and most complete assortment
ss5ssa s1sss -A' si g ss'ss as',
DRY GOODS.
~>~>>>~
GenNemens Boots Shoes and CATERS,
Dress double sole and cork sole,
nt IS aud upward
Ladics' dne Button Boots, 81, 50 30 81 and IS
'.The nEhtcst Overshocs in the worid'
Sclfactng Overshoes. on and o without
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AHCSEMEyTs.
ryi0XY PASTORS roxy PASSIONS

Ti0SY PASTORS TONY PAsToRs
jt4HHg jIAHsx 1sP I ssS%s sS#s kEESrhn.
EF3HST EtifI5SiT SAhfyy 4 wss$$ ss$$$i1Tsos ELLIS.
KIqHMoND, .sIsrERs.
Akasy AHs shSsbSkpL aSb dlast iKSNHE fIEL6iS JINGLE.
RisE Ha0FAEHs rJs4 sASfaS fasrSs SSb Doe''
Ladies' Bouquet Matinee
THIS DAY At O'Clock.
whom every LADY will os presented With beautiful bouquet
hhS"' : nssFf Hssf fw0 WEEKS Lssis' 81 ana Aan'ssr
Mr so1hEs soThskS.
who ~'l appear this fwo fSsDinF PtpcEs y
DAVID 1ARRIcK.
Produced with new costumes and appointments
and Int ptcrprcted by
Agnes s ssiis
Nj. sorusnss soruAsn sEsu1AE 2. n5al fIT; Be- BRASS.
carlss f,EsI and MI.so. MABEL Jordan Alice Mans.
's'a "'''' ftlfs s8TGRbaY sns Ai.s a1rissE AT
THIPAx p4nEN EyEEIss Ell srsESfF v Mr. soruEns
A1sH JOIN + KHYSoSp % SSf"0ss' as COLONEL SELLERS.
nRAToRlo SOCIETY or NEW YORK
STEfNWAY HALL.
GRAND PUBLIC REHEARSAL
20 the second concert OF tho nfth season,
THURSDAY AFTERNOON. Dec 27. 1877, At o'clock.
$HE $iH SEssiSii:: HEssiS#::
SOLOISTS.
Miss EMMA G. THURSBY Soprano
Miss ANNA DRASDKiL. .Contrnlt
Mr. GEORGE SIMPSON. Tenor
MIR. FRANZ REMMEKTZ. ............ .......... Bass
Mr.. y. T.. WARREN. Org anst
DIR. l.. DAMROSCll and his GRAND ORCHESTRA
The evenings performance OF Tho Messiah will tako place
g on Saturday. December 20. at 4 o'clock.
Reserved seat to public rehearsal December ~. ~ ,
O'clock 81; reserved TO December 20 at
md RrandXaY No a
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PRICE THREE CENTS
AMUSElIEyrs.

tM EyESs
GRAND oPERA norSR. srii Az AND a3D ST.
~ PnOLE DoNNELLY. Lessess and Mansgcrs
RESERVED SEATS tOrchestra Circle and Balcony Soc
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Huanudl.
THE
NORTHWESTERN
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
AND ITS
OFFICIAL ExArIlNATIoT.
MILWAUKEE, September /. 1877.


Hon. II. I. PALMER, President
SIR and disastrous depression OF commercial
with its Inevitable entament or
financial embarrassment aud 0s and ts Widespread derc
the country 20 De- expected t the Ous
ness life Insurance would escape the trying ordeal
~ it, rests the varied chafscter
trusts yifs relation % the peace ana urnspsr "
breaches Of fth and INTEGRITY Their observance nave
necessarily il cement ~ more or less or puDc
criticism dstrust But fortunately, the latter conun
prompted greater vigilance gnd more economic
safety subjected 70 censorship M al respects
thorough. eNactg and crcumHtanla irrespective OF
existing al euergcies the sfng processes
this regime Justly and properly apDlcaD 20 ne
coupanes throughout The country
have been already brought ~ us tests and within f~ ~ us
faIthrs tho remainder VIII have passed eXamilaton
Hence, the Official examination Of the Northwestern Mutual
Life Insurance Company Initiated by the insurance Dtps
mcut 81 Maryland and paripa en IN On invitation oi she
Of the pany By those Of Wisconsin, Masachu
sets, Limo aud New De- Is welcome and as'uf
ing b Us members and policy hora ~ 10 Is sat-dory 10
those nmellGte engaged IN eliminating The results conna
nicGed ia this report.
The character and Companys volume u
business, the nature and condition ~ is nyestW na aua
other important trusts. involving treCl fiscal relations W
the people Of than a the states ~ the Union e not
Die iact hat ts AFFAIRS have All now been ouclY o.
vesated by any insurance department or state authority
together with the unsettled condition % lie Insurance aud
the prevailing dstTuat Ia It's security grrat uIDl re-
source and benefc0n, were among tie " potent reasons
for this examination To t. Managers, VINO have ought and
&red tie most searching yestga many thanks are
az Tor the prOmptAess AMI courtesy win which tlcy have
contributed every needed facility Tor is successful accom-
pilshmClt
The assets admitted and the Liabilities computed by tho
arar including rhe ys premium reserve have been
made Jug OF the present aIl W4 Do found ia
sufficient detail In The following stat~lnent:
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.1-u,a,ure coupons: the seconds ~ g, and Con.
conycrhlcs at 3D. Ers seconds sold ~ 1854 feurths
stIO! OHIO aud Mississippi. seconds ~ 90; Delaware
AMI HUDSON isis 9sla and Iron Mountain hrs's az
p6l2 -, -,,,z ia, ,,-e.
cold was quiet and steady, at lO2i2d1O2s me p PIT
ponderancr ~ transactions being % lo-l2 On Eot1
loans TIE rates were 10 > pei cent Ilr c1I., ne &
fst The Assistant Treasurer paid out 5000 S'- IT.
ferost ana Sl2.Ooo In redemption OF called puhuS 49,
9v's business OF the Gold Clearing Departments % ny
bank o the state Of New-Nork covered eulu r.s',,'
2Oe67 coo: gold balances. Sl.20boVOi tu'.Fle1 Ds
ns II a. S4- Tne gold quotations were a. follows
IN i,2isl lbs .....-...lO-' s 5.---------- iva
There Wa nothing doing In Foreign ENchange' ga,
Saline rs we're down "a 81 s06e4 soIs FOR sAty oaye
SIs and - s3AGS4 Sil for sight TO Tie 1. we "nheA
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TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Pc, North Rtver. Vessels ana Railroads.
Dct
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


NoNDAf- pft. p, 1871.
ASUES-In small demand Pots, 2c.; Pearls. o gc.
COtF.f.- VAS du lower 80 l6C iHl-c. Tor or
binary carr0c lSc fair 1910. f0r good la io-C
Tor prime far good Santos, All gold The
stock o. scre October p 1919 BAGS receipts
S+G bags ad sales p Us Dse-, including LISA bags
kerer 90 dav terms no. TRANSFERRED o. 90 bags as
IIavOe' sold iu Baltimore. TIE -ncN
m hands l3l g. ha.s. Including +T bags
here bags Baltimore l050i bacs DresnE and
$500 bags Galvtston total 1925 stock
hands $4,000 bags 800 Orleans 3-.-a- bass 40 Baltimore,
5GD@O brgs af NewNork total, l--,5l- bag grand
total DO and second hands, 2J3a6l shus sud load
lnr lUr tho tWte- aes o. september 1926 haga end
=el to september - Including 1000 ~ant0s
ls-O.O bass ota visible United states supply, 5bof S7
bags Tie deliveries from warehouse during the past
na been 100 D'gs here 1881 bags a. Baltimore and
1000 NcW-JTleaus
NON ai ~ - DC Tor Java Il 21lac for 1aracaL0
lTo Tor Lasuayra, al s0di 40 bags 1t. Domingo
Us &c. gold.
COITONSpot Cotton sisc higher with light offerings
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prpoprAx FINANCIAL MARKETS

LONDON oct $3.50 p. M. $. bonds New ayef lo7
Erie railway sAares iBl- 20. preferred, - Illinois cen
trail Is Pennsylvania Central 30a; NewJersey Central
Ia, Reading Railroad shares, i. 49,,
oSD0N Oct 8-2l5 D. mParis advcos quote i've per cent
Reutcs Ut lO4 francs g5 cenismes for The ecccnnt -,
LUyDON, OeI $3.50 y. m Erie railway siaies 10
PENNSYLVANIA C0Htra. 81 = The Mnoan' OF bullion VIE
drawn from the Bank - England balance TO-DAY j. slO5
quote vc per cent kenesat To- sAcs
81 for e account Svuf - quoted al % a. per
-, -
LONDON. Oct. 81 J. M. :. bonds. four and haf per
cents l08 f067s preferred % Ilincis Cen
trail r. Reading Railroad shares, Is 90,
PAis oct S-Kxchauge on London 25 francs q = cen
times FOR short sight
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FLUCTUATIONS IN PENNSYLVANIA RAIL
ROAD STOCK.
PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. S.-There were some
heavy transactions in Pennsylvania Railroad stock to-
dav the which closed Saturday at 1' jumped
before tie Board met to 81 and within short time after
the Board opcne further advance toss announced.
After Auctgating between 32& aud 33, u gradually
declined. uutl AZ 3 d. ~ the price Was 81 -.
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i
FLOUR 4ND 2..l.. i..lr market ,3. . lo1-5e per
$50 for in.lsHa and 81 55are = ial De West In.ies
.l.i Er-,, a. 95' 81. s9 for ne whole range
W..era s. 251 IS 81. Common 10 f9l hGIa state 20 %
IS I'D. falr o. Co.oe 9J4s7 co4ue. 20 Good iAtra
uoa ta Good IE.-t ONO. 50 .t'' 81 ','d io 1H8ce,
aoa@7 % Sew dng, ga he, 10y '1-.tlIr 81 15y
$3.50 p Dld MirHg.1,2 Ez'ie - MiAiaf. ~ 20
SIS ,o H. LOUIS Extra Common 20 Good. s04 fG 80;
Good Go choice So J4 81. tle uaEet closing arm viii
moderate nqnil ... 81 ~, W ~ Tl,'
mcr without ho,eysf any Mal,L' cam ga i s brce
DEMAND air IN pai, ioT E, Good H. VIZ ,s %
.sice t5 Fancy s. bass 70. iacladig so bD 80 =,
soa 90 and sapsruo g 40 , 49, 10 t,. az &C.
Tsste " IS so f1r -tae....BI CKwaEAT FLOUR 10
NAL quiet ana firm sees $50 bo a., fr1w We-lfra'
- 6JA -ji hrAnoY ig,rf1 0'''' '' "'''' ''''S'
'VGRHIS-I&e Wheat market 2e4c. better, with good
elt tocoyer urgent @sn'- market closing wIa scarcely
81 s. 30 Chlcago snd Siiigaakes 81 $50; go Mime
SOFA 4 ~ Ia.l TO-, 81 49, J4gi d-a Wmt,r i.sa West
10 "i TSit6 y estePa. 81 50 No > New lorS Il 81
Il .g o5i R,G Caaada IN bond 81 81 As Tor No.
T. ta aD sr col IS 800 BUSH So WINTER Rcd Tor October
u 5zesl 5s 5000 bush a. for Neyem39 - ~ o 1000
%
d. Tor Noy.mDer ~ 81. Between Calls 1000 bush 10
81 Tor october. 81 % 1000 BUSH Hard no MIME
,rTve 10000 bush. n. spring, Tor NOvem-
go 3l. 1000 BUSH do, iOr october y 51'4. AT the
bush No. WINTER Ec4, Tor DctoDe-,
H ~ e0sug 81 o. @ bid, g. y asked Iof NDvembei II 10
f II ,D asked spring FOR October losing 81 35 bid
IN ~. ,szel for November, - 5Uz Did, ~ 81 asked
ftr he second Call 600 bush Hard No Minnesota %
te-k IL H. RI J. Was quiet ~ s-u0-c Tor
-. .sIes 1000 bush. eateIn AZ lzc. BAILEY was
r.ousf market SHADE sJoEser: sales
,r,g,.e state at 1oc...... BA riley MALI q1iet and
.t,,,r sales 1000 BUSH Choice Canada az ~ 10 cash.
1IN ID PEAS nominal al 5oc ~ bond Green Ieas were
IN sO4 II 40 Tor COltN Was 49, urltt WIN
-,i. yparf aad home trade crninN The business az
i, an sD.cuat account. Total sales ZotuOJ hHah'
~ y 5y1c FOR Ungraied Western Mixed ahd uOc oi
49, Ncii0w Al first cali 5000 bushels NO. Tor
,.r EQr. 10000 bushels steamer IOr November, puc'
~ ,o .hel. no. November, buc BeiH cen c1lsi
10 NM uaileIs no Tor NovcDcf, oU &C.. Al second ta
KIN IN for DC -0ber closed Al J9.c. DID, o.'fc asked
~ ~ H.. ssFd $50. for October, 80 -C. DID, ~ - asked
~ rner GOiac bid. 6l &c. asked 80 bushels No Tor
te,r sold al &c, closing 40 oOac bil, o" &C. Ash'd
pATS-Werc shade nrhler and lt,, aciVe'
a. eas some lido export demand, safes o,pVJ Ulsl
$500 western and state, 5ZH5lc.. wnta co. a5a4ici
% trr do 81 2 q z054l4c. No. 1, 50 &c. NO White,
l'ts-ir. Mixed Western 34a3bri White western, JJ0
a. ,t-t. state 500 Sc MlKed state SOC, including a.,
a9 sI Prime Chicago 90r export a. inc deliverable
~ Monday FEED nrner for cnarse, aud
tlv f1 other kinds SlSabl9 Tor 30 n elJ9tzJ for
e .5las92 for 80 u -230fls for 100 n tl5 SO Tor
t,ln. 1882 40 Medium m far oemWud al y 4O~
~ led kidney steady - 0O4@d@ 60 Wbte Kidney ID
- demand ~ jOasz co. Pea - lOG4- 10 all choice
-IOc
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Total sept. Is, t'2--t
Refined was quiet to-day. Al lO4llc FOR crushed lD'sf
lOac for Powdered iONGlO+c FOR orauuated u sc ior
cut Lost IO4 49, Tor standard a - and 5s@Js; Tor On
a
sTEARINE-Mar easier; Prime Western lOc
TALLDW-M&rlet steady, sales liy,UVO DO, 4f2s'ec,
choice
IIA-Tle following shows tho STATISTICAL position mere On
the Isl inst: 800
Green. japan. Black. total
stock. oct / $50 400 l92 1ls337s H. IS 457
stock sepfI '77.l30I III 3G2pSS3 38taO35 J22lj6'g
PTS Ia sept - LG315iO l4I2 l3 l,Sl73O5 4s67y5s
Totql...... 19f -Jl ef.. 9eG 5.9l LOO l7OS3G47
stock oct J. 77-..4.G9-l3 a,1olsi 4,-93jE l33@689l
H.st-d settlements by
ia hands sept ~. 2S9f3s l.54qsl2 9l75O3 375G753
market tIsiat was steady Du- lc4l active
1THIsIl -3l4.9L steay s4e, lU4 JJ.s. AZ 81 15a =
gallon.
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AUD The fOlOwing were the recclpts OF WITCH az MT
Saukec for fbe month OF October, Is g and 1877;
1876 1877. Increase.
fsiish. Bush. Bush.
5343O5 I.a7S2O7 Stj,9O2
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anArs d .TonE.N ~ Yoak ~ 1000 Wei.
IT,, hn.h l6Isseo 1s22sO7 1880 100 47e9A72

nav AND sTRAW-A tribe more active atst@sdy prices
np-gere quiet To- day, but nrm no sales reported
IIOPs-U Unchanged and quiet c0nlon sfaoss SNOW rea
- ,ut ms higher qualities are qloted steady brewers
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Buoiness Chances.

HALF OWNERSHIP Tor $1,000 aud a loan
Of slOOO0for working cap.. n secured 1' &c y? 81,
Il offered in a desirable WD0lcn n l NorAe tnlpfff
Ia ng power product veil known. Agsiy. sidDDH -
CARLETON, % Broadway.