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Evening star., 1877-11-22

b: b. WARNER 4 CO.,
Brdiaasd II. W1rnd, Eflrfa A M, Yn,,,,
Gle street northwest. .
Evening star., 1877-11-22

I AIDES, ATTENTION
Cardinal, English and French Ivy,
Violet, Autumn Mapls
Geranium, Cardinal Maple,
SPRAYS AND VINES
Just received.
Beautiful for deco rating your homes.
Call and examine them.
iiberal discount to the trade. A. W hoIesale,
B. w. REEDS SONS.
n0vs0 If 1916 f. street n. 90,
Evening star., 1877-11-22

NEW ENGLAND FISH CHOWDER, In
1 pound cans, prepared in 8 skillful manner, OF
the best aeIiss, and with Firh Just out of the
The contents Of each will make two quarts Rich
Chowder.
GIanu'sted Georges bank Cod Ffsh Ia one and
two pound crnisters.
Fresh invoice Be cston Baked Beans.
b. w. REED SONS.
novs06t I2l6 II street ,Or-fh,resf.
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CaSt0riia.

Mothers may have rest and their babies may
ave health II they will use DIR. Pitchers Case
'orta Tor Wind Collie, Worms, Feverishness Sour
Mouth, Group, or stomach Complaints. II is en-.
tirey avegetabl; preparation, and contains neither
mineral, morphine, nor alcohol. II is as pleasant
to take a. honey, neither gags nor griles, and is
superior to any remedy In existence.
DIR. +. Dimoch, of Dupont, Ohio, says:
81 am using CAsToRIA in my practice with the
most signal benefits and happy results and lind it
"A perfect substitute Tor Castor OH"
4 is Is what every one says. Many nurses in
New York use the CAsToRiA. It is prepared by
messrs. j. ROSE Co., successors to Samuel
Pitcher. NJ. 3m3j tcn-m
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DENTISTS.

DIR MORSE, having had WELvE YEARS EA e.
fEkitN r, feels GoG fdebt o, performing all Den
tai Operations IN skilliul and Satisfactory Man.
ner and hopes by faithful Attendance t. every case
entrusted 10 his care 10 merit share OF public pat
roDage.
Satisfactory Reference Given il Desired.
Gecsl. teod Sweow
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Centaur
LiiniinnentS.

! One thing is now thoroughly established. Never
since man suffered and human agencies alleyiated
pam, has there been anything which went SO far
as pain anniniator and curative agent as the
Centaur LinIments. These Liniments have within
the past yeai cured more cases of RheumatIs
Neuralgia, sti1joints, Caked Breasts, swellings
Poisonous Bites, Burns, Lame Animals, etc. etc
I than all other remedies combined. As he name
of Centaur implies half horse and half man, the
Centiur Linlments are Tor man and beast. But
not the same Liniment. The White Liuiment is
tor man and the Yellow for horses and animals
Herein this Liniment differs from all other rene.
dies, although some OF the ing edIents are alike IN
each. They contain the well known Wuch Hazel
Arni'i, Carhullc Rock on Mcutha and other
powerful ingredients.
WIN. H. nickcnN, Rector ~ ST John, f. Church
Wakefield. CLAY Co. kansas writes: Many years
ha'G u.en fs.ing from " eak BAGS, caused
li"N q sDtain more than ~ yeals ago. have not
To nj auy ding 90 teiieyo M until | commenced
thr usr "i tri.tur Lnlmedt ieei it my Chris.
nan fuly To ito m VOC that hV it, wonderful cfl,uls
an tullrviy relieved 81 pam. January 22t, ls1d'
Mrss's. J. Mcclure \ Co., Druggists, CINCINNATI,
o.. sny:
"fvam ter- pronounce The yellow Centaur Lini.
m"h' sup nor 10 anything they have ever used.
We reil several ioZen bottles per MONTH and the
sale j. steadily increasing"
These are only samples of thousands upon
thousands Of similar reaching us every
mouth All the Extracts, Embrocations, Salves
ana Ointments in existence doing one tenth
the good which Is done by these admira BILE Centaur
Llnments. For Prostitutes, stngs, Cuts, Itch Salt
kheum, etc, there Is nothing Ike the Centaur
Linment, White Wrapper. For SPAWN, Ring bone
sweeney, WIND calls, Poll-evi, scratches, etc,
horses, the Yellow Centaur Liniment is equally as
good. They are certain in their effects; they are
pleasant to use, they are handy and they cheap
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LADIES
Silk H a n k erchi e f 8
ONLY 20 CENTS.

~ N - q IL N . " IL = .
ONLY 20 CENTS.
opening a large lot of NEW FALL GOODS, and are
selling then at the LOWEST Prices ever known
for the same lality of goods.
We are SELLING OUT our Felt skirts at about
halt the former prices we don't intend to keep
them. Some OF them as low rs 50 cts. each.
Ladies' Clouds, % cts. each.
Sea Foam Hoods. very cheap.
Ladies' Worsted jackets, very che p.
Two pairs Ladies' Striped Cotton and Wool Hose
Best Glazed Spool Cotton 600 yis) cts.
Clark's Machine Threads only cts.
Ladies' Undervests cheaper thaa ever, now ~ cts
Ladies silk Iandkerehiefs only 20 cts each.
New lot Ladies Wallets Tor 10 cts.
shawl, Barb and Gun Pins, Very low.
Mems Undershirts and Drawers from 81 cts up.
Gents Cardigan Jackets from 81 o. to sI.75 each.
Mems Ribbed Cotton and Wool Hose 10 cts,
New lot OF Lakes all SILK ties, % cts.
Mems Heavy Dark Pants for $500 pair
Ball Woolen Yarn, all colors, 20 cts.
Wooden Yarn (sken cts.
Rubber Pocket Combs only cts.
LADIES' all Linen Guns for 20 cts.
Enildre1's Wooden Iio.e, from C to BIC a pair.
Mems Linen Covered Paper Collars, 10 cts u box,
Mems Suspenders for Is cts. pair.
Rubber Fine Combs bets. each
Good Tooth Brushes Tor 10 cts.
Guod Elastic Cord, &c yard.
Fifty Picture Albums from - cts. 10 500 each.
Ladies' Work Boxes, 10 cts. each.
Ladies' Lgng Il isties very cheap,
Schenck'. \ er'- Wing, virgins pm. ..cts.
hyer'n Hair Vigor IS cs.
lam Han Remover To- Us.
Knowles Hair RestOrer 10 cts
kennedy Medicat Discovery only II.
schencks Sea Need fnnio sLib
Negetne Blood Further IS T. a.
HOSVs Gerina h e. Ugne, u rs-.
Alec Ks Porous Ptaetvf -..I,.
Eer's -ar-anir foo. ~ e.
Ptiuvian SViu1 -
liiUrIs JdanAiCl OtuStt. Il,I-.
Santorts Cat ARA Cure, ruetp
Rush's = trbat luhis |. - o., cnr.ii.
afr = ~ "a q.
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Notice OF Assignee of His Appointment.

Is THE DISTRICT COURT OF TIFF UNITED STATES
FOR THE DISTRICT OF MAINE.
In the matter of Peter Sibey 4
Edward K. Sibey, Partners In Bankruptcy.
Peter Sibley n Son, Bankrupts.
DISTRICT OF MAINE S.:
AT Augusta, the I'D day of October, a. d. ls77.
The uuders gned hereby gives notice OF his ap-
pointment Assignee Ol Peter Sioley of Sidney,
and Edward Sbey OF Vassalboro', in the Coun-
District, who have bekn adjudged bankrupts. in
dlvilually ana members of he firm of Peter
Slbley y son, on petition of their ctcdI Ors, by the
District Court OF said District
HERBERT NJ. HE ATu, Assignee.
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fOentinued from first rage.l


desirable muff costing ten dollars, while
the bands are from five to ten or twelve
dollars per yard. Fisher tail is among the
richest of furs-the borders cost from ten
TO twenty dollars per yard, while the sets
sell for one hundred dollars, more or less,
according TO quality. Sea otter, black
martin, stone martin, all these are hand
some and fashionable. Black lynx pop
ular, especially for mourning. Sets begin
at ten dollars, bands at seventy-five cents
cheaper than that they are not TO be
trusted The plebeian coon has been adj
mitted to good society, and his pelt is in
demand at fair prices-the bands costing
from sixty cents to two dollars yard ac-
cording to with, quality and color.
sACQUEs AND GENTLEMEN's FURs.
Seal sacques are liked for children
among rich people--these are thirty dol
lars aud upwards. Caps cost six dollars,
muffs ten dollars, and boas about the
same. Cony sacqaes, gray, brown and
white, are more popular, being cOmlorta-
BILE. becoming aud reasonable in price.
They range from seven to twelve dollars
in small sizes. Fur bonnets, warm and
cute, come to match them. Iceland lamb
is another fur much used for children Tor
sacques, sets and bands, Coon skin, con-
ey, seal, squirrel and chinchi'l. are also
worn-the last being the handsomcst. and
except seal, the most expensive. Grebe
and line cocks feathers are used for sets
and for bands, both for grown people and
children Sets are shown also of closel
curled ostrich feathers to match the bands
so long worn surtW
"a Furs Tor gentlemen include seal skin
coats rs well as gloves and caps. In caps,
the round shape with broad band, is the
most In favor, but many are seen with
sisors, preferred as protecting the eyes.
In sleigh and carriage robes there is
great variety-buffalo, bear-skins, beaver,
wolf and wolverine. wild cat, angora,
fox, lynx and Japan goat, etc., are all in
the market. Numbers OF these are fin
ished with the head and tail, and some
have, in addition, the paws OF the animal
attached. Some are lined with squirrel
others with felt, with plush, or with
cloth.
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Notice OF Assignee Of Ills Appointment.
IN TIE DISTRICT CoURr OF THE UNITED STATES
FOR rHE DISTRICT oF MINE.
In the matter Of
Joseph II. Deliver, In Bankruptcy.
BANKRUPT,

DISTRICT Of MAINE, =,
1T Augusta, the I'd day OF october, \. u. ls77.
The undersigned hereby gives notice OF his APP
pOmtment as Assignee Joseph III. Deliver. OF
Augusta in the County OF krnuehec, and State
OF Maine, within sand district WI" has been a.
judged bankrupt upon petition Il us cIc l.tCrs
10y the district Court oi said District.
DAHL {. ROBINSON, \ !-aee.
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Bankruptcy Notice..
Notice TO Creditors In Bankruptcy.
IN TIE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
FOR THE DISTRICT OF MAINE

IN TIE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
FOR THE DISTRICT OF MAINE.
In the matter of
Horace p. Rob inson In Bankruptcy
ofWaterville, Bankrupt.
nISrRICT OF MAINE, SS.-A meeting of the
- creditors OF said bankrupt will be hi ID at the
Court Ill louise, at Augusta, on the twenty.thlrd day
OF November, a. d. ls11 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, Tor the
purpose of inquirlng whether a resolution accept
ing a c. imposition OF 20 per centum proposed by
said bankrupt to his creditors, in salts
iac'lon of the debts owed by said
bankrupt To each OF his creditors, has be en-
passed IN the manner directed by Sec. II OF the
bankruptcy Amendment Act approved June -,
100 ana the revised statutes OF the United states
utle al, Bankruptcy, and has been confined by
SO, whether 10 Is Tor the best interests of all con.
cernedthat the said resolution (acceptiug the cont
pos ltInn proposcdD should be recorded and that
the SAM statement. hOwing the whole ofthe assets
anu dtbis OF said bankrupt, should he lied.
Nm Z. PREBTE,
C'eik OF the I, ). District Court Tor the District
"i haiue nONlO.t&N2W
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( The only combination of the
true Jamaica Ginger win
choice Anomalies and French
brandy, for weakness. weari-
mess and prostrd' ION of the
luervous forces, inability 10
sleep, GOODNESS OF the eNtremi-
les and suspended circulation,
5 grateful boon to suffering
humanity at once soothing,
-trengthinging and refreshing.
Ask Tor SANFokD's JAMAICA
GINGER.
oct0S.!w
, 1877-08-12

that reforms can be wrought. It is good re-
lfgion for this people, There is nothing better
to take the place Of It. Our people cannot be
controlled without religion, aud there is none SO
good as that which nc have. It teaches cleanli-
ness and contentmcnt, aud code of morals as
good as could be desired. I am learned IN the
Koran, and am prepared to show that It is the
abuse Of the religion that has brought all our
evils upon US. The polygnmous clause is the
cause OF our woes main}y,-in other words, the
harc1u. slohaumed set the example, but tho
Koran only admits Of moro than one wife where
tl,r man is physically and financially CAPABLE ot
carinr for more than one. know OF no man
who IS properly ablo to provide for one. The
Moran throughout iurcighs arainst family ex-
traraoance ilur systcm of tho abuse OF the
RELIGION has for Tcors river nnbonndcd license.
orr nlI;,iais Iaye nnift mn rreot harcms, aud
have becn driven to corruntion 10 maintain
them. What is tobe expected OF q Government
nnter which fhc N;u;ster ri Tnferior has eighty
wives or @ Women: smother sixty. and SO on? Can
WI have purity or honcsty under such systcmi
The nrcsent Sultan has lin women. aud The list
is increasng' somr.of tl,cn, are actual inmates
ri thc harm. nnu othcrs are women who are
m jnne.r attract;v.. ami WIN nrn nnw carried
IN nnnstnn rois. II Is said that $50 mouths
are te;,v I'D from Ills tahlc: It is inuossiblc to-
go 1...-t f.e,,n.an,o,,+ ,,,,lnr c,,r - cystcu
, 1877-08-12


to 11as. st. Paul preferred fell of to 63t4, md
Atlantic & Faclfc Telegraph closed ut 3D..
The conference Of representatives OF the Vest
crn Union and Atlantic & Pacific Telegraph Com
panies. to take place the coming cek. attracts at
tention. Tho IStNeS ssys: The action OF the
joint Committee appointed by the Atlantic i Pa-
Gift; and Western Union TELEGRAPH Com
est, not only bT spectators on Wall street,
but by the general public. The prevailing impress
zion fs that while the continuation Of thejpresent
low rates OF teegfaphy is decided advantage to
those who do business over the wircE It s, never
thelcss, only fair aud proper taat the rival copa-
MES should agree upon some basis OF harmonious
working, whereby they would not only be saved
their stockholders just return on their capital
1t is to be hoped that the Committee, in discussing
attera submitted to tlem will be influenced solely
by desire to promote the interests OF the compa-
MES they ronresent and that none Of its members
will nllow his action to be guided bT considerations
nrsing out Of his speculative position On the stock
markell
transactions on tho Stock Exchange aggregated
l16, 900 Bllarcs, Of which s, 200 were New York
Central 10, 100 Lake Shore, Ii, 600 Northwestern,
i. $40 ST. Panls, 4, 600 Delaware Hudson Canaf,
Ia, COO Delaware. Lackawanua + Western, {, COO
Michigan Central, and ), 500 Western Union.
Money easier d. 1AG2; prime mercantile paper,
4G65: per cent.
StcI}in. dntl steady, With actual business for
fi1ty days. 4S4E sight, 480.
Ciearings, SIT, 000, 600.
Treasury disbursed $50, 600.
Customs receipts, sos, 600.
The weekly bank statement is as follows: Loans,
decrease ST. $40, ZOO; specie, increasc $S94 600;
legaltcndeTs decrease, 81, l67. 800; deposits, de-
crcase, So, 13, 600; circulation, increase, S104,
1O0; reserve, increase, SG61, $50.
, 1877-08-12

spring, s7cua7. 80; fair to good tpring, ssoo5n.o
low sprrg. s4oo15. co: fair to good Ntnne.ota spe.
$a 507. 90: choice 10 fancy Minnesota spring. S;H
as.oo: patent springs. 5oo3o.5o; LOW grade, $n.
@4.5O,
DnaS-waz actIre and weak. Sales were 50 tor. =,
ss.:e@Io 90 per ton On track. the usle being paid
:ilppL1xss-sae WAS made Of tons, at sla,oo pe,
CoaN:MEAL-Coszse was nominal. At s17oo per Ton
MHEAT-Was actlye. chiefly for future dcliverrxaa
Sele. she stes 5rsss
"a sas asa Ye4 p$ fass Ii sais s
nNoseceip;s here exhibited = decided increase, md
tnE sas Or esf. PEI PEI ss d9
sSs$ Sss aSss Is
5ae ae Il .o a:f wIss
,5S ysf fs5 sssns sse5 !;
ead declined III Z ciosnE as'sies 4 siS ( ses
aa sceF Ie se'q 3es4 c'o,n At
closed nonay at Cssh s,, s1se Re,e 70 IT,.
~ 81 il q |, SO g. By
eie Il up 81 !e'fses qad - go y by
seeE a! the month 47"@'' ''A0 - s''s
were a. red II and 3nd e @ oreT ss (, sa
ple2s sl2o on track. and 81 free On boasd
Z Ct ~, az { ss nds OF 100 ou b
ic per bu from the ntcss prices Of ths pTcyIons aa
bus staaa hs aaa % @
ana dsa e TepoE,e4 wh he sim
saa t'd fssin ssiss;
.e7a ~ TslEh1s hnt The lnaay for fasuEs;
ators tic that the snIppns @5ve:a 2st
,!sie saiy y IS a1i!ty :s1d IL proefy iss
y tn an xear ,hsa
tem6cf opene5 a. 4a&s soI A. +se aayaaeed as2, E
@ sa !S It d ss'ss s.ss s.
No. oT 81 Si'sea A. tc Cab ;a'ss .eF
ss 4 q sEs2iif$ aai ts
oATs~Wcse aGlfve asd Seas. declining 10 ua.
4sr 'arss oacriags ami IL company wl5h athsr faa
%
o Ts : @
isa5eE sIsasa :: il
@ssc at TIC ciose cash oats were ac.fve Il :3t
-: :..s. - ::';fa sais iss !:
Is Ss m q Il sosqS fss
The market oncned Ut decline of e bus fned s3es
Fiay ae1 saPns1s r
ll.d their orders and Withdrawn the market aeclasd
CENTS. No. opened at 55c and closed at 54,kr N
was made between the price Of Nos md
2. Rejected was offered at 4Sc August sold md
cd "a, 600 bu No. At 5tN9asc; 80 hu rejected Il
59c: 200 bu By sample Mt ae9s5oc on track. Total
15. zoo bu.
BAELET-Was quiet and lower. closing eteady,
few trades were reported In September at 6;c nd
October WIS nominal at 6G:*c. The rectpra Vefs
light. and there was lIttle inquiry excep. sos iox
car or new No. = inspected under the old ruic soH
ar e5c and new N9 > under the eane system solas =
spsetet lato the nsT Eads extia 30 !; "a oaesa
= SIC: 400 bu new No. 4: 4Uc; 900 IN Old No IL
s9c; 800 bu old rejected at 3c; 800 bu By sape a. "a
sc on track. Total, . SEQ bu.
, 1877-08-12

NEW YoEK. Aug. 11--CorToS-Qufet It 11H2l1Ac;
futures closed weak august. II Scpteua-
bcF, li.3sc October. 1l.oill- njc: No.emocE. ~ o6
a1o.36c: December lo.E;9s 10. o5a; Januarv. It.0s
l1.o8c: February. .co31!.cc Marcn, l.3oall+lc:
April. 1l.51sil.62c.
FLoCE-Cnsetttd, dull, and heayy: receipts. g 500
bris; No .. s. 354oe; supc-.ine State and Western
s4Go353 common to choice extra. S5.5nG6- 90; sood
to choice. So o5a g. Is: amber wheat Sd a0s ~
extra Ohio s., GoG7 15: St. Louis 81. 1894. 20; &c
sofa patent process. s7,:5se.o5 rye -four quies At
CoES~MEA1-outet and heavy: Western. s.. toaa u,
s4port sad itxhs miliIcE d:mau; recel3.t 7eoo BY;
M ri Rs1 81 1 f. red e. s ws,tera 9c,: H.:
nsr Sl;:s; - LED Winter. 1se{S: Ausas III.
GS ~ !ssee as ea1s{ T.
mixed he: and k::5. fried, s-; unsrAied. 5e(s 9s::
81: mzea Mss'e1a I'd aaa Stals. sssise; :sSss Witt
a,S-2sa'; :SzSa'i "a s5'Ps:sf; sasSas::a s:sios:
IooL,ag. igA5sl99e sugar dull anu uncaang;4 t;
i1e dull ana ce :ts da
om,;,e s5ase, 7'se4c refined. 1'e
I1;s;1, Itz;:H,3fptsS a2a rn {! s.: s.
1;, t1E;,,faEET,Ieayy: l:Io GranLe hem:oek soIe neht
S:sss esa asaxz sse: .sasf ''f'ro' d. =
sss Tass sa ts aass;S stSe se@:'e es' s
SSlsgo SIs September; g: 0etoscT slssosi g
a Gfm a2 at as siy g. 4aEd lower; Urine steam 20
Br17xE-iicaTy At ioS&:c for Western; 1s9.tc for
State.
GnEEsE-ueary At 5aoxe:
Wu1sKT-Quiet but steady At s1.1o.
sss: sss sSSs ssssss Is s q
asssy ecca' d;s1 hass sasfn 4 y s; 'e{ ei{ssh
holseshoe, &. 3, Ms2se. S-~o' ~.'o~n'
, 1877-08-12

to,t The Virginia !NeS) Enterprise tells this af
only hive OF bees in town, says that when be
first got his swarm his old eats euriosity was
little Insects, the like Of which she lad neyer
before SEEN. at first she watched their conings
aud goiugs at distance. She then tlattcncd
herself upon the ground and crept along to-
ward the hive, With tail horizontal aud quiycr-
Ing IL was clearly evident that she
thought the bees some new kind of game.
Finally she took up a position at the
entrance to the hive. and when a bee came in
or Started out, made dab at it with her
paws This went on fora time without attracting
hive. Presently, however, old Tabby' struck
and crushed bee on the edge Of the opening to
the hive. The smell OF the crushed bee alarmed
and enraeed the whole SWARM Bees bv the
score poured forth and da-ted into tho fur OF
the astonished cat Tabby rolled herself in tue
squalltng as cat never souajlcd before. She ap-
peared mere ball of fur aud bees as she rolled
and tunbled about. She was Ut length hauled
away from the hive with a garden rake, at
the the cost Of several severe stings to
taken to a distant part of the grounds
the bees stuck in 1abby's fur, and about
once in two minutes she would utter an un-
earthly syowl' and bounce full yard in the
afr. On coming down she would try and scratch
an ear, when sting on the back would cause
her 10 turn I succession OF somcrsauits and
give vent 70 running fire Of squalls. Like
the parrot that was Lett alone with the monkey
she had 4 dreadful time. Two OF three tiays
utter this adventure Tabby was cauaGt by her
owner, who took her BY the neck and threw her
down near the beehive. No sooner Gid she
strike the ground than she gave fearful squall,
and at a single bound reached the top Of 4 fence
full six feet in height There she chung for
moment, with tail as biz as rolling g-pin, when
4.
sight, and did not again put IL an appearance Tor
OYER Weck.n :.
, 1877-08-12
Receipts.
ShfDneHts.
1877. ] 1875.
1877. |, 1876.

Withdrawn from store during Friday for city
consumption: 7,452 bn wheat, 2, TAG bu corn,
927 bu oats, !, $50 bu barley.
The following grain was inspected into store In
this city Saturday morning: 1 car No. amber
wheat 3 cars No. do, car No. rcd winter, IL
cars No. do. caz No. winter, Q cars No. l
n #. wheat, car No. 2 do, q cars No. / spring,
So care No. 2 do, cars No. do. cars rejcc1cd
tl17 'yhcat): cars yellow corn, 225 cars and
10, 400 bu high mfxeo, ;54o cars md 81. 800 bu
No. corn, l31 cars rejected do cars no grade
1909 corn); 3 cars No. l oats, 80 cars No. .
whita o5 cars and 900 bu No. 2 oats, IL cars
rejected do t14o oats); 6 cars No. rye. ~ cars
No. do, + cars rejected do t57 rye); car extra
No barley, car 10. 5 barley, cars rejected
do. Total a,:,3t cars>. 5s6, 600 bu. Inspected
out: e,6'7 bu wheat, 362, I'll bn corn, 2, to- In
oats, 6, 151 hu rye, G6S bu barley
The following were the receipts and shipments OF
brcadstnfs and live stock at this point during the
past week, and for the corresponding weeks .ndins
1ei
, 1877-08-12
FIN.ANCE=AND TRADE.
Greater Activity in Financial
* Transactions with the
Country.
The Produce Markets Active md Rath-
er Neutrality-suspicious. Tame
Hogs Firm.
Breadstuffs Decline Under Large BE.
ceipts Of Grain.
FINANCIAL.

Saturday wus quiet day among the Chicago
banks but there were signs of greater activity in
tho movement OF currency to the country and in
rcdfscounts to banks in the interior. Otherwise
there was nothing noteworthy to record, The
amount Of desirable paper made nowadays is lin
itcd and tho banks not eager 70 see their dis
count lines enlarged at this time. They expect to
attend to their regular customers, but outside bor-
roYets are not looked for an1ionsly as earlier In
the simmer.
lsates Of discount were SOLO per cent at the
bankt to regular customers. Loans on calls were
infrcqucnt, and were quoted at Q per cent.
New York exchange was sold between banks at
SOC per ST, GOO discount.
The clearinge Of the week were reported as fol-
lsws BY Manager D. r. Hale, Of the Chicago Clear