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Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-09-01
U. s. Marshal's Office.

PORTLAND, August 20th ISL.
nISTRICr OF MAINE, s.: This is to give no.
~ tice, that on the l7th day of August, A. ID.
1871, warrant in Bankruptcy was issued against
the Estate Of Augustus ;. Tuck of Fayette, in the
County OF kennebec, and state of Maine, VINO has
been adjudged Bankrupt on his own petition,
flied in the District Court ior said district August
18Th, \. ID. 1871; that the payment OF any deat,,
and delivery OF any property belonging to said
bankrupt, to him or for his use, aud the transfer
OF any property by him are forbidden by law; that
\ me ting OF the Creditors OF said Bankrupt to
prove their debts, and to choose one or more AS
slgnees OF his Estate, Will be held at a Court Of
tankrul tcy to be holden at the Court House in
Augusta, in said District, before John W. May,
Esq, Register, on the iiln day Of september, a.
ID. 1871 at ~ O'Clock A. NJ.
S. 5. MARBLE,
L. s. Marshal, as Messenger, for said District.
aug2J sgtNw
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-09-01
Railroads an1 STEAMBOATS,,
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD !
CHANGE OF TINE.

On and after Monday, June IItlI, 1877,
trains will leave Augusta rs follows;
For Portland and Boston, $50, and lO.l1 A. M.
l.50 and l05s Z. NJ.
For Roekland. , 80 and l0.l7 A. NJ,
For gton, 1917 A. M.
For Bath, Lewiston and Portland, 80, l0.l7 A,
M, $50 T. NJ.
For watervlle and skowhegap, 4lOP. NJ.
For Belfast, Dexter and Bangor, 10 Z. M, 2.3O
A. NJ.
Train leaving at 10 II AM. arrives IN Boston In
time to connect with Sound steamer lines for New
York. Train leaving at l.50 4. NJ. arrives in Boston
in time to connect with 10 M. Shore Line Train
Tor New York.
GARDINER ACCOMMODATION TRAIN,
Augusta TO Gardiner.
A. NJ. p. NJ. z. NJ.
Augusta, w., 9.05 300 sos
HallOwetl, w., S.ls 3!6 6l3
Gardiner, ar, $40 $50 b. 80
Gardiner to Augusta.
A. NJ. p. NJ. r. VI.
Gardiner, w., S.l5 100 800
Hailowen, " e"55 l.20 81
Augusta, ar, s.i2 l.O 5.sS
Freight Trains.
For Portland and Way 9.l0 A. NJ.
Skowhegan, Bangor and Way, l.3j A.
Due from Boston, Portland and way, Jl.'5 A. NJ I.
" Bangor and Skowhegan, so A. NJ
PAYsON TUCKER, Sup't.
Portland, June ., 1877.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-09-01
CITY OF AUGUSTA.
Treasurer's Notice.

Jdres on non res idenf Real Estate IN the cfgof Au
gslsta in the County Of kenHebec and State 0j
Naine for the gear 4 D. 1876.
TNHE following list Of Taxes on Real Estate ot
non resident owners in the city OF Augusta
for the year 1876 in bills commit ed TO samuel w
Lane, Collector OF said CITY, on the 29h day OF
June, 1875, has been returned by him to me, re-
manning unpaid on the 18th day of June, 1917, by
his certificate OF that date, and now remains un.
paid; and netice Is hereby given that II The said
taxes and interest. and charges are not paid iuto
the Treasury of said City within eighteen months
from the commitment If said bills, so much of the
Real Estate taxed as will be sufficient to pay the
amount due therefor. including ihterest and
charges, will, without further notice. be sold at
public auction at my Office in Granite Block, in
said City of Augusta on Friday, the fourth day oil
January, A. ID. ISIS, at O'clock In the afternoon
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-09-01
loutinued from first pace.i

hin just now, he only shook his head.
He did not mean TO deny it, | dare saw,
said the prior; but he never speaks. Fra
Dominique has taken a vow of eternal
silence" Here Charles Lisle brought
bis story to a conclusion. "How extreme
ly shockingr' exclaimed Lady Aramnta,
whilst the whole company agreed that
he had made out an excellent excuse for
wishing to sleep with his door locked
and that he had very satisfactorily enti-
tied himself to the promised exchange.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-09-01
E,gal advertisements.
Notice 10 Creditors In Bankruptcy.
In the District Court of the United
States, for the District of Maine.

In the matter of Augustus
trowell OF Waterville, in said In Bankruptcy.
District. Bankrupt.
Al Portland, in said District, on the sixth day o
August, A. ID. 1877.
DISTRICT OF MAINE, ss.:
said alleged bankrupt has proposed IA compo
sltion OF % per cenJum to each of his creditors
and that meeting of the creditors OF said alleged
bankrupt has been ordered, and Will be held at the
Court House, before Register May, at Augusta, in
the County of KeDnebec, on the 22d day of August
a ID. 1871 at 10 o'c ock A. NJ, to consider the said
propositions as provided by Rule XXNNl Of Gen
eral Orders in Bankruptcy. Petition in Bankruptcy
filed 3lst day OF July, A. ID. 1877.
WM =. PREBLE,
Clerk the Z. s. District Court, for the District
OF Maine. augl0 t&w3w
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-09-01
PERUVIAN SYRUP
PERUVIAN SYRUP
From a Merchant.

NORTH SEARsMoNT, ME-, sept. ., 1870.
Dear sr-lt gives me very great pleasure 10 IN
form Won OF the benefit received IRON the use of
PERU WAN Sl ri Z in my own family. My wife r
the past ten years, has been in feeble healti-very
mitch debilitated generally. Last ~ ring she con-
cluded to try a bottle OF PERUNIA An olkUP, and
was so wei pleased with the result. continued its
use until three four bottles had been used, and
she is in better health than al any time n ten
years and has Increased In weight from lO pounds
to l264. have employed physicians, dnd used
great variety of patent medicines, to the extent ol
hundreds of dollars, and | know she received
more benefit from the PERUVIAN SYRUP than
al the rest together.
nv sales OF the Syrup are very large and con
stanty increasing, and do not hesitate 10 recon
mend and even warrant it to give satisfaction. II
you desire, you are at liberty 10 use this comniu-
ncaton rs you see lit, as i gigs me pleasure TO
recommend so good an article 10 ing human
ty.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-09-01

Allen, John b., or unknown,
house lot, No. las Bridge place s95 AZ IA 80 "a
Bachelor, Joseph c., OF Wind
sor, about five acres Of land
Mud Mills meadow lot, so Is
Bailey, Mrs. Abby, house aud
lot on Green st. OF Pease, $40 II Is rs
Butler Belcher, Of Farming
toD, house and lot on summer
Street. occupied by q. r.
Hawes, zoos % 6s 2 80
Church, Amos of vassalboro',
about 80 acres of land, part OF
Brown lot, Sd range, 5Of ii 30
Eight acres Of land south of
sherman ,ot, 81 range, 95 2H
Campbell, Rufus, ~ acres Mud
Mill meadow lot, 63 ~
Cowan, Almeda, Lewiston,
house, barn, and 81 acreslsnd
iermerly to g. w. stackpoe, 1890 Is IS
IS acres land formerly owned
by q. w. Stackpoie, 220 4G5
Church, Samu c., s2a acres
landin I'D range oil Giliey, l5S 355
a OF saw mill, 10 %
Cooper, o. +. 6a acres OF Mud
Mil meadow iot, 20 60
Cooper, Freeman, OF Whiteheld,
10 acres Mud Aills meadow
Cooper, orched, q acres land,
part of Mud Mills meadow lot 20 As
~ acres land part of sesrle's
lot oi Jedediah Cooper, G3 l42
Gushing, Harvey L., Manches-
ter, III, house and lot on
State Street -59 C93 1859 | 20
Dearborn, Howard, 20 acres land
north Of bomestea separated
by Chelsea line, 135bal.i re
Donsass. q. W. or unknown,
ope.half Gore lot ESQ cuedj
abou 90 acres OF land west of
Mud Ms road and near Mud
Mills, formerly to A. ambard 27O ns
Grant, Nathaniel W /, NorfiCtye.
woek lot OF land on sand lill
rear Of Ms. Dumas house, 81 n Os
House on Jefferson street, oc-
cupied by Oakes, 252 5G7 63
Grcenlief, Granville W :, or un.
known, Providence, Il. l.,
about IL acres OF land Ah
range, eist OF river. 100 427
IS acres oil land formerly to j.
Randall, lot 46 Az -ug
Hallos ell, eoDard and Loren.
20, and David otudlcy, Wind.
sor, 25 acres land, lot No. 49,
OF Hiram McCausian1 adj la.
ing Togus Pond ON raoge l0t 3A
Lee, Harriet A Vassauoro,
house andIot on Bridge Street
including store house,
(Balance) 1912 $50
Norcross, X. D. house and lot on
Chestnut Street oe upied by
Geo. S. Ballard, (Balance) $500 10 90
Patterr Oh, Octayia B. Brooklyn
n. T., one ninth undivided
land west of Willow Stree ,es-
tate OF the late .. Pa terson, 252 507
Patterson, Thos. p, Yassal.
boro', house and lot, corner
Bangor and toDy streets, of
Allen TaDer, zoos p Gs
Stacy, Geo. Co. a We houses and
land on Western Avenue, east
ofand adjoining Warren John.
son, 1850 Ga 50 I 90
About acres land of A. B.
farwell, east of and adjoining
the above, Sl5 7G 0 10
House and lot of ID. NJ. Dayen.
port, $40 II II | 35
Stevens. George G., Arlington,
Mass, house, barn and ten
acres Of land he formerly Oc-
cupied, (balance) $50 "a
Taylor, Leonard W., Windsor,
about 20 acres land, part oil lot
45 Sixth Range, 3l5 7Oa
Young Benz, North Anson un-
finished house and iour acres
land, 597 u 70
SAMUEL W. LANE,
Treasurer Of the City of Augusta.
August 27th, 1917. 3ss7
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-09-01
yours truly, ITtIiEL PEASE.
PERUVIAN SYRUP
PERUVIAN SYRUP
Restored to Complete Health.

BROOK5. Me-, sept. I, $50.
Dear sir From early youth Twas in iet BILE health,
troubled with humoE in my blood, weakness and
debility of the system generally was unable TO Ia
Dor much, and only at Light business, and then
only with great caution.
seven years ago the past Spring had a severe
attack OF DiphtheIia, which lett my limbs paral
yzed and uselts S. so / was unable TO walk or even
SIT uD. Noticing the advertisement OF PERUVIAN
SYRUP concluded TO give it a trial, and to my
great joy soon found my health improving. /
continued the use OF the SYRUP until three bot.
ties had been used, and was restored to complete
health, and have remained so to this day.
l att ibute my present health entirely 70 the use
of PERUVIAN SYRUP. and hold il in high estim.
alton. | cannot speak too highly IN its praise. !
have in several cases recommended 1t In cases
similar to my own with the same good results.
Yours truly, CHAS. K. PEARCY.
SETH W. FOWIE Il SONS, Proprietors, Sc
Harrison Ave, Boston. Sold by all Druggists
Pamphlets tree.
augl.tNon& Thurs &wtc
, 1877-11-18

Bank, published IN the New iork 1ames ~ 9tt tho
the charge therein Contained having been co1nE1u.
ncated to by in who ,n 4ad nninnd asle
cd and am exceedingly sorry that WAS the means
q making them pubc trouh the eqins :nr ~ anolo u1 e
gize 10 the bank also beg to tender my upuiGss IL
to the Rev. Father Dowd for having menlioneu 9 +
name in said telegram and to exufess my resset ~
having published . charge aguinst MIN II 90 ut'ct's
untrue. JoHS oA'' ''."'
Bishop Falows, Of Chicago, has arrlye1 mere
to inaugurate branch Of the Reformed Eplsco-
pal Church in this city.
Speciai HisDtfch 10 7:,e Chicago Tribune III,
OTTAWA. Nov. I7,-Mr. c. Coward, Of LII.
nois, who has. been appointed American Consul s.!
at this place, entered upon his duties to.uay'
Besides disclarging his regular consular dutles,
he will procure statistical information regarding
the trade Of the Dominion for his gter1
TORONTO, Nov. 17.-The Hon. Joscpli Can
chon, recently appointed to succeed Mr. Norris Norris
US Lieutenant Governor Of Manlt0na, arri'eu
route ior Wluucpeg.
, 1877-11-18
RREADSrUFTS,

FL0uR-Was very quiet, the adjournment at noon
cutting OF business, which seldom opens much before
12oclock. Prices nomtnally unchanged oaes
were reported Of l25 brls winters ut S705Gp75; 2uu
brls spring extras nostly Frday atternoon) Ut 5000
6.5oi 100 brls spring supcrilnes ut S45o: ~ of1s
rye flour ut S3..5; and 20 brls bnckWheat 10 ou
private. Total. 20 brls The market closed
with the following the asking range OF prices:
Choice fuvort1c brands Of wintcrs. 81 Oo75 good
prime brands Of winters, So 5G6. 50: choice 10 ilne
spring. IS. 1896 so; fair to good spring,
low spring. 81 Uo3 fair TO good Minnesota srrnss
S5S 7:; choice fancy Minnesota springs Seoose
$50; pateut springs s7.Coa9. oo low grade S3.ooeS
$50: rye So. 1905 10; buckwhcat. S5.25AU.Uo
BRAS-Was in fair demand aud fr1n Sales we're re-
ported Of 70 ons. at ST.: so per ton mostly on track
Corn -MEAL-Coarsc was nominal. at Sl8.2' per ton'
track.
WHEAT-Was quiet ana castcr, declining &c. and
elosing Sc lower than Friday evening. The Bfltlsn
markets were quiet with an easier feeling and Nc"
York was weak caFy. but more active carly, Will
good inquiry from December shorts. Larger receipts
here were generally looked for, and the inspection re-
iort shoWea 80 cars more than tnc nrev@1us @ t ey y,tef
local operators as there wrrc vcry fe outsas i
fn Of nasisaton, ion oS near Ut ad vii
accumulation OF wheat here. tended dcprcss quota
wc4s iE tc o ts
recent defeats q the byars having a4s @ te IT. nv5s r.
81 fs;s. impfosed to 81 o5,s, and closed q sio,s
Sell seer S . ~ ~ s4e aoys eSw
slo;ne 1t * seeT , inc ,,s 9n{s Sa :oIa spras =:
siG Cash sa';s wers G1 5sn%orsd q sn1n n 5q by 81;
eio: *e 81 81 :: It and 4oo Sa BY
sanp: AZ re on traek Total 5s 4o9 bu. ,o.r m tbc
lcadins e srade saes ~srs otoo - 50; A,nnssGta
t. s ooo bu Se DO at M H. ',!4 % G IL
y S2 sssa and a. !oo Hske b sspe
- ts;y si1,a e!n
advancing ic pr BY! eus fcll aack aterwafas tS 1e
, 1877-11-18

this city Saturday 1noruing: 4S cars No. hard
wheat, IL cars No. 2 do, Q cars No. soft spring,
ll9 cars No. DO, 90 cars No. do, Tears rejected
{o14 whcat); 3S cars high mixed corn, 1877 cars
No. 2 do, II rejected, % ears no grade (9s2
corn>; l. cars white oats, % cars No. oats, car
rejected {S6 oats); u cars No. ? rye; IL cars
No. :, barley, ii cars extra No.3 do, 10 cars or
binary No. 3 do, is cars feed t53 baF1cy)- Iotai,
$50 cars, or2l7, 600 bu. Inspected out: LIS, oo4
bu wheat, ST. lo6 bu corn, 81, $50 bn oats :, liz
BIZ rye, 81, 400 bu hurley. ......,
The following were the receipts and shipments
OF breadstu1s and live stock at this point dnf'ns
the past week and for the corresponding "eeA7
ending rs dated.
, 1877-11-18

market close steady at s12 1o@l: 70 Tor spot; ca
11l3 o. November; sl2 OoS12o o5 s:cE 5as W. xci
I2o@l2. s,34 seller january; and ST.: ''s 0e'
Ter February. ~o,-, m. and cr-
ra prime DO at ss0o@10 So the inside for oa' ot &c
LANl,--avas in better demand. but dtcucu n%teHv
per 100 lbs the offerings were rather lasSe; GE ~
ior THE opening month Of next year sn!es W. ciIer
rst week il, December 1o0o tcs sGSE lI n
81 so3 s and 4 lcs ~ ssea emarRct Closed
tame a5@7 s7 100 lbs for od s11 IL ,or 1or
new sroL; S7.H79 seller November; Sc!!a
the year; 81 s5ea7 a71@ seller January; anu s'2>z
S. vi seller Fehr.lury. ,,etor
lots being sold al c per - deenr wnile ~ a
were held previous prices with no disposition ~ ~ ~
cept less There wus j fair inquiry on E.lro2ean a.
COUNT Sales reported Of 10 oo 6s M & h.
5s II, boxes no private terms; s0ttU !s,s s"t
So per 100 lis: H. tC lbs slnrt GEARS .. oo'
l.: 70 boxes long and short clears at Sb3t1G ~
yen,cf, a1H Si.4U for January ~ boxes aoIhsn1tS
scs &c; lbs green hn,ns t lts} az b'tas1c;
50 sweet picked hams tl6 ibs} A. DC: aa sd NJ
lU; a11as private terms. IAe hafhet c!oaeu ~
, 1877-11-18

Speesdl Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
MONTREAL, Noy. 1.-the celebrated libel
case Of the City g. District Savings Bank against
John Campbell has been withdrawn, the bank
having accepted Campbcll's apology IN the fol-
lowing letters: -
70 E :. Bor1ean. Manager Montreal Gig <f
District Sarings Baak-Sln: pcg to say that my
telegram relating to the City g. District SAVINGS
, 1877-11-18

THE GENERAL CONDITION OF TRADE
The PuIHc says in its issue Of Nov. ID:
Tic election last week reduced the number OF
business TIL. Ut some critics. anu al Diners cusea
formal holiday. At st. Louis. Louisville and AGW
ORLEANS, however, there were no elections. me
rutc,i py inc Presidential election held in all the
cltics, but by unusual excitement. uncertainty,
aud Suspension If business for some time alter
ward With thcsr facts in mind the following
comparison Of exchanges tue chief cities for the
wrcss ending Nov. ~, 1877, aud Nov. H., 1876,
opprar OF lIl;c significance IL to the general coll
, 1877-11-18
FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Financial Situation Duil-.'
Clearings Of the Week.
Wheat Lower---Otaer Grain in
Good Demand.
FINANCIAL.

The carly closing OF the hanks that the bankers
might at1eud the funeral services OF their amentcd
associate, William F. Coolbaugh. made the day
short one in financial circles The demand for
loans was moderate, and developed no new feat
ures The condition Of ;rado and collections is
such that many customers in the city and country
need accommodation who would BE- Independent OF
it ID h11skcr season. Rates Of discount ut the
banks were SGt1O per cent to regular customers.
On tho street, call loans were per cent, and time
loans were 7eL5 per cent The currency move
eut to the hog raising districts is reported to con-
tinue New York exchange Was sold between
banks Ut 25I,5Oc per 81, QUO premium.
Tue clcarincs Of the week were reported Us fol-
lows by M=ua.er D. Il. Hale. Of the Chicago
i.,r.ring-fIOust:
, 1877-11-18

NEW YORK., Nov. l7.-Go1d opened and closed
at 1o2x the extremes Of the day. Carrying rates
2 to per cent.
Silver unchanged. Here silver bars arc l211:
in sreenbacks, 1l75s in gold; silver coin !4@5s
discount
Governments firm.
Railroad bonds steady.
State bonds quiet
Stocks weak and lower in general and email
volume of business. Delaware & Lackawanna,
however, advanced to so, closing at 43,s The
movements in Michigan Central we're very erratic,
the stocks being up and down, first 10 get short
interest and then to squeeze the bears The deal-
:ngs in stocks were confined to comparatively few
frequent, and attended with too much uncertainty,
to induce general operations. QUICKSILVER prefer
red shares declined on account Of an injunction
preventing payment Of interest or DIVIDENDS on
preferred ttock in preference to common.
The failurc OF tue savings banks in Readlng,
Pa, ano fears that these failures might produce
general panic there, caused some uneas1ness on
the Stock Exchange. At the close transactions
aggregated 90, 000 shares, Of which II, 1Oo were
Lake Shore, q. 600 Northwestern. {, coo 1t. Paul
common, ., 600 preferred, "a. 500 Lackawanna,
1000 Michigan Central, 2,a00 Illinois Central,
and t. NO Western Union.
Money 3QLG per cent, closing at 3e>4 ffme
cassos asvii reeeipse $780, 600. The Assistant
Treasurer dishureed Sill, COO.
Clcarngs, So, 600, 600.
Sterling dull: long, 4S0k, short, 4s4.
Following Is the regular weekly bank statement: :
Loans, inc1eaee, S340, 0uO: specie. increase,
s9oo. 800; ega-tenders, incrcase so.o ''oe; ae-
posits .a44 200; circulation. increase, sI-t4-
irrrs.
, 1877-11-18

The aggregate for twelve cities and for clti.s
outside oi New York, Tor the weel ending 'No7. 5,
includes the correct return for San Francisco,
where the gain was larger than was estimated.
1t Chicago, tacre WIS close holiday last week
on account Of the election, but The corresponding
Of stock here last week were only 57 :}09 shares,
against GOi, 1:0 in 1876. The interruption OF
other business last year great that the COM
patisou warrants no important inference.
GOLD AND GEEESBACKs.
Gold was 1O2E E110254 in sscenhacks.
Gscenbacks were 97aiQs75s cents on the dollar in
, 1877-11-18

Speci0l D9su0fcA 70 7he Lhjcd70 7y75uNe-
BISMARCK, D. T., Nov. 1.-Two hundred Of
the captive Nez Perces arrived to-day froEi Bu-
ford in macknaws, just in time to escape being
frozen up. Two companies under Mai. Bates
acted as escorts. Gen. Miles will arrive in TWO
days with the balance, including Joseph They
are coming overland By wagon train.
LATER-Gen- Milcs has arrived in an ambu-
lance, and will leave for the East in L dag or
two, 4 snow-storm is now prevailing, and may
delay Josepn's arrival.
, 1877-11-18
COMMERCIAL.

The following were the receipts and shipments
Of the eadin: articles Of produce in this clty during
the twenty-four hours ending at Z o'clock on
Saturday morning, aud for the corresponding time
last year:
, 1877-11-18

was Sc7eRz!fc zFe07ise On the 0Qr,s of rA..,
-Prorldeacc Dispatch. "'setksa
We have seen patents on almost eye,v 49,,
ance that Yankee ingenuity could invent vaH1- ,n1
latest Is patent checker board The ;rs.a sua hs
Mr: y. E: Briggs. 926 West Lake street rh;aasos
ago with the specifications forming nart ~ ea1s
patent for his Improvement ia Cams 'ssnse sae
ratus." The specifications state in mart 1H,, ap2s
est o. tbs is removable ce.. ~
means OF hooks pins and stored On b
projecting spndies, when not required al Z
board; aad the object Of the Invention Is to ~ ae
suitable hoard and arrangement OF man ~.
on vertical walls for exhibition in c,nS- .pls!a
halls, and other places" Mr.. Briggs does u,
confne himself to anv particular size ~ 'ss nos
and men, and believes that in large exhihtioo,' 'a.
checker OF chess men four inches IN diamsta, VIII
, 1877-11-18

FOREIGN.
LONDON, Nov 17.-1he rate Of discount in the
open market for three months bills is per cent;
below the Bank OF England rate, per cent
Conao]1 for money and account, Yb 1l-1B.
American Securitics-4:s, 1O4.:; CTS. 10aN:
1o-40s, 1osA; new 3s, l07; New York Central,
107; Eric. 10x: preferred, q.
PARIS, Nor. l7.-Kcntes, 1861 77hc,
, 1877-11-18
BY TELEGRAPH.

Spec7al Dispatch to Tie Chicago Tribune
L1vEgpooL Nov. I'LL Il. m.-GEAr Wheat
Winter, No. L. lis sd; No, los 3D. spring, No. l. lis
Id; No. .. los Id; white. No. l, 1os lod; No. =. ls
I'd; club No. !. 13s Sd; No. I, Us 1Od. Corn-No. 1,
:.9s 3d No. = 29s.
PHoylsloSs-l'ork. sos. Lard, 43s Cd.
LIVERPOOL. Nov. v.17-Eve.-Cor1oS-Quf G;S98Ad;
salcs go bales; speculation and export SUI;
American. 1900.
Observation-Disclosures white wheat, 1os Sd
@ls l0d: do club, lis 1OdSs13s 3d So.2 to No. L. los Id
Gl1s; do winter, los edGlls Cd. Fiour-Ex.ra New
York :sss Corn-Western mIaed 2os@o9s Sd. Oats
American, 3s Barlcy-American is Cd.
PEAs-Canadan, 37s.
CLOVER -SKgp-AmerIcan. 43@5os.
PEovIsloSs-Mess pork sos. Primo mess beef, o2s
CD. Lard-Amcrican, I3s Cd. Bacon-Long clear, 4os
Cd; short clear, Ais Sd.
lETEohEyM-splEits; IS Cd; refined lis Sd
;;;- l;Es,SwConrmon; e r' o.; ssad; pn!e. .s u l3s
CuEEsg-Finc American. G3s.
AT Soy ~: Is w. Thar,
LIVERPOOL. Nov. 17-Pr1me mess nork-Eastern. ess:
rts 4s; % long W eeaf sos sd shori ciear lis e;
See St Isl ps es
Cheese. s:s q: Tal!ow; To- 80 :, ,,..,.. Co.,.
stfady Mark Lnue5ca1eoss otr eeass-Nheat aaiet:
ar fr 1ss Mnt g. ioc afsa 9 on
arrTWhsat 4u'ct Corn rather easier Fair average
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, Eov. 17.-CorroS-Steady at ING
like: futures barely stcaIy; November 1OS911o9c;
December, II. o1l1 06c January. II. .lo811.11c; Feb
rary. 3c; March. .3sc; April, 1l.50c; May, c3
@ll.G4c; June. ll-77@11.75c-
FLouE-unc!langcd. with very moderate business;
receipts. %, 900 briB. Rye our steady; $33o14io.
CoKS-MEAL-UnchanEed
GEAlS-Wheat opened dull and heavy, and closed a
shade Ener and in far demand; receipts, aoG 600 hui;
No. Milwaukee club and No. Minnesota snri:
sl.35al. .3s; No. Milwaukee, 81 80; No, white
Toledo, Sl5o: No red winter. S1.43N. l.ye
drnler; Western. 71ic- Barley dull and unchanged.
Corn active and nrin and in good demand: receipts
l9i 900 bus Kansas mixed, B3c steam Mixed Soycin-
bu: Western mt1cl and State. 3l@3ac; white do 371
4IEc.
HAr-Firm and unchanged.
Hups-FirEn and unchanged,
GEocEEtKs-Co1ce quiet; Rio cargoes. 15a1ec in
gold; nobng, l5e!4c in gold. Sugar stronger; fair to
good reclining, 7b9s7s@c; PRIME 7Sla7ac; refined firm
At 939%l loac- MulassesSew Orleans, 509Goc; old IS
@45c Rice Quiet and unchanged.
PETRoLEIA-Market dull; crude, &c; refined l3c.
TALLoW-Steady. ut 77a6t7 H. l6c.
STRAINED IsEs1S-t nclanEtl.
Sr'KlTs or TrErEST1SE-Steady. at 343x@35c.
PEoyIs1oys-Pork heavy; mess, Sl4.10314. 10 Reef
steady; Western long clear m!ddes unchanged. Lard
heavy; prime steam, s.. .:0gs. 57H.
BCTTER-WestcEn, l0tG21C-
CHEEsE-unchanged.
NuISKf-Qutet. Ut 81 .Q9G51. 10.
1EATi1ER-Unchauecd
WooL-Steaty; domestic fleece, so@57c; pulled, 200
40c: unwashcd, lG9N)c.
Lake quiet and unchanged. ft@-rOn steady; Scotch
SCH ooS27. 90. Russia shecting, 1U>4@1tc In gold
SA1Ls-SteadY; cut, s. 2.iOs4. IS.
, 1877-11-18
PROVISIONS.

STOCKS OF PROVISIONS IN CHICAGO.
Tho following shows The stocks .! provisions Chi
cago on dates named, reported By the Secretary of
.i,p Isoar, nj TrnHe: