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vote OF State, was asserting doctrine OF
State sovereignty never advocated by Its
widest adherents. He then alluded to the
charges made by the Senators from Califor.
MIA (Mr. SargenD and from Ohio (Mr
Sherman) that the Democratic party was
responsible for all wrongs committed, and
said three-fourths of the violence in the
South had been instigated and brought
about by the Republican party.
Mr.. Boutwell, said he was disappointed
that the judgment of eight men had not
been taken as better evidence of the JUS
tice of the conclusion reached than the dis
senting opinions of seven other men. He
believed the people of this country would
accept the judgment of the commission,
and that the Supreme Court would lose no
prestige by the action of its members.
DISSEMINATION OF DISEASES AT FU-
NERALs.-There is not wanting cases either
in this country or Europe to prove the
danger of disseminating contagious disea-
ses at funerals. Not long since the SuffolR
District Medical Society made some inqui-
ries in reference to this question of dissem-
ination in connection with patients dying
of dipcheria, and elected some very interest
ing and suggestive facts. The result was
the passage of recommendation to the eff
feet that funerals of persons who had died
of that disease should be private. We are
pleased to notice that the Health Board Of
this city have issued circular not only ad-
vising against public or church funerals of
persons dying of diptheria but of scarlet
fever, measles and whooping cough. There
docs not seem to be any good reason why
our health authorities should not only actu-
ally forbid such funerals to be held in such
places, but that the family Of the deceased
should be compelled to publish, with the
announcement of the death, the partic-
ular contagious disease Of which the patient
had died, so that there should be the least
possible danger with strictly private funer-
ais. We have in mind whole family of
children which was sacrificed to .carlet fe-
ver by neglect Of this precaution, besides
many scattered cases. Such, however, arc
SO much more the rule than the exception
that it becomes almost criminal not to give
suitable warning in advance. In this
connection it would be We'll to consider the
possibility of restricting the transportation
of the bodies of children dying of these
diseases to hearses, rather than permitting
the use of carriages for that purpose: :-New
IOrh Medical Record
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NUMBER,s-

A GEM.-Sidney Smith cut the follow
ing from newspaper, aud preserved it for
himself: "When you rise in the morning,
say that you will make the day blessed tos
fellow creature. A lsft-of garment to the.
man that needs it; kind word to the ser-
rowful an encouraging expression to tho
dejected-trihes in themselves as light ~
air-will do at least for the twenty-four
hours. And if you are young, depend upon
it, it will tell when you are old; rest assured
it will send you happily and gently down
the stream of time to eternity. BY the most
simple arithmetical sum, look at the result.
II you send one person away happy through
the day, that is three hundred and six:y-
five in the course of ayear, aud suppose you
live forty years only after you have com.
menced that course OF medicine, you have
made fourteen thousand six hundred per-
sons happy-at all events for a time"
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COLLAPSE OF REPUBLICAN PApERs-
Three Republican papers have expired in
Florida since the Inauguration of Governor
Drev-thc Madison Recorder, Fernandina
Observer and Gainesville Citizen. They
derived their existence solely and entirely
from official patronage, and when that Prop
was knocked from under them an immedi-
ate collapse was the result.
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Some people have wondered all kinds Of
things about the nature Of the souls exist,
ence aftetit leaves the body. The Rev.
Joseph Ccok, at whose feet sit all intellect
ual Bostonians, says that existence alter
death is but postasate ofths> psYchologic-
al analysis of thGseoul Ne Bostonian
brave enough oostontfoveft this stassment
has as yet appeared. a>,4
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Col. SELLERs-Raymond, the actor, is

Col. SELLERs.-Raymond the actor. is
in Washington, playing to full houses, rak-
ing in several hundred dollars nightly
In the lawsuit scene he has introduced a
new thing. When asked if he knows the
defendant, he straightens himself up with
an emphatic 81 decline to answer" This
brings down the house. The question is
pressed, and he appeals to the court, cam
[ vassal or peer = L-o~..can imagine the
scene WashingtowL Letter. e
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A fellow with side whisksrs and white
nccktic called into the office and said IL
was little late in getting my work in on
the ground pig but here is something OIL
love which presume is worth about sl0."
Then he recited through his nose rs follows:
"a passionate waltz in the ball room,
A moonlight row on the river,
An odor of pigs feet and onions
And a paroxysmal shiver-"
He was requested not to repeat the other
seventeen verses, but to call around for
check next Christmas.
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WnFN AND How TO EAT FnUTf.-~'
When fruit does harm it is because it is
eaten at improper times, in improper guam
titles, or before it is ripencd and fit for the
human stomach. A distinguished physi-
clan has said that if his patients would make
practice OF eating couple of good oran-
ges before break fast, from February to June,
his practice would be gone. The principle
evil is that we do not eat enough Of fruit;
that We injure its finer qualities with sugar
that we drown them in cream. We need
the medicinal action of the pure fruit acids
in our system, and their cooling, corrective
influence Medical Journal
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Gents Hand Made Shoes.
A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT lust received,
IA st GEE & HUMPHREYS
Hotel Store.
April Fl, 70 l6 IL
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FRIENDSHIP AND CIvILITY.-Be civil
and obligng to all, dutiful where God and
nature command you but friend to one,
and that friendship keep sacred, as the
greatest tie upon earth, and be sure to
ground it upon virtue; for no other is either
happy or lasting.
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THE HEEL OF THE DYING TYRANT

When the Potomac boats pass Mt Vernon,
even at this late day, when every vestige of
republican government and American liberty
is gone, they toll a requiem to the memory
of the immortal Washington; but it remains
for the drunken Galena tanner" TO forbid
freeborn American citizens in South Caro-
lima from an innocent display of their patri-
otism on the 22d of February 1877. Last
night the gallant Col Black, gentleman
aud patriot, who fought for "the old
flag" and who is here among us merely as
"a locker en- in Vienna" in an official way,
received orders, dictated by the dying dog,
and instigated by the ca,pet-bag pretender
from Massach usctts, at present in our midst,
<uhich -coWpells him to Address ths.f .fallayine
note TO Capt. Hugh S. Thompson, of the
militia:
PosT OF COLUMBIA.
COLUMBIA, S. c., February 20, 1877.
Capt. Thompson Columbia, S. C-DEAR
SIR: l have the honor to notify you that
L have this day been directed by the hon
orable Secretary of War to inform you that
his Excclency the President of the United
States directs me to notify you that the mem
bers of the so-called rife clubs, who unde.
his proclamation of the 18th of, October
last, were instructed to disband, will not be
permitted to make any demonstration or
parade on the 22d instant, as is said to be
contemplated; and it is hoped you will give
a cheerful obedience to this order, aud no.
tify the members of your club, or company,
thereof, in order to prevent parade tax
ing place.
My orders require me to see that no such
parade takes place.
l am, sir, very respectfully, your obcdient
servant, II. Nj. BLACK,
Lieutenant Colonel 18th Infantry, Com
manding Post.
The above is but fitting sequel to the
wretched fraud which has been pcrpetrated
upon the American people within the last
few days-a fraud which will go further to-
wards destroying the great republic, and
all that there was good in it, than thou
sand rebellions Gas they were termcd) by
the Southern people.
In consequence of the above order Gov.
Hampton has issued the following ratrotic
PROCLAMATION
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
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The Boston Times, sunday paper, in.
sists that the irreverent Boston boys sing a
new version of "Hold the Fort," like this ;
Hold the forks, tho knives are coming,
The plates are on their way;
Shout the chorus to yonr neighbor,
Sling the hash this way.
Boston must be very wicked place.
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EXECUTIVECuAMBER

COLUMBIA, Feb. 20, 1877.
His Exccllency the President of the
United States having ordered that the white
militia companies of this State should not
parade on the 22d instant, to celebrate
Washinston's birthday; in Difference to the
Office he holds, l hereby call upon these or
CARNATIONS to postpone to some future day
this manifestation of their respect to the
memory of that illustrious President, who's.
highest ambition it was as it was his chief
glory, to observe the constitution and obey
the laws of hir country.
If the arbitrary commands of Chief
Executive, who has not sought to emulate
the virtues of Washington, deprive the
citizens Of this State of he privilege
of joining publicly in laying reverence
to that day, so sacred to every Amer
lean patriot, we can at least show by our
obedience to constituted authority, however
arbitrarily exercised, that we are not un-
worthy to be the countrymen of Washing
ton.
We must, therefore, remit to some auspi-
cious period, which trust is not far distant,
the exercise of our right to commemorate
the civic virtues of that unsullied character,
who welded his sword only to found and
perpetuate that American constitutional
liberty which is now denied to the citizens
of South Carolina,
- WADE HAMPTON,
III sss,,o Governor.
, 1877-10-05

FOREIGN CITIES
The following received by the CalcsEo Dosr Of
Trade.
i,rknroo1. Oct. 4.-rrime mcu pork-Eaatcrn. ea-.
now 4As long clear Ami Alofs c!ess Ala, ahou,eff.
H4s III, hams TO-. Lart. Aea I'd. Prime mess beet,
nst India H1css beef tos; extra tudla mess, 1Oes.
Cheese. GiG Tauw. +Ia. ..
LuxnoN, Oct +.-LtvERr0oL-Whea steady. Corn
a shade lea.es, -. nj. MARK tArk-CarRocs on
cana.-Whcat pu!cts fair average M. bpring, 53s.
cufn Unbalanced. CarToes TN passage Wheat rathor
ca1itr. Com Iufct. Fair ArersRB guAly OF No. =
Chicago apftnH wheat for prompt sitlpMrnt by sail.
during the present ahd following montt-sEa. On
ras*aRe for thu United Kingdom for ports Of call anl
direct r"rts: Wheat aud -four, t,i7ootp qfs' corn,
49u,NDgr8.
Special Dd.patca II 7as CAieago 7ftenne.
iArHAFooi. ucs. @-1l.3o a. m.-0nAsN-Wheatr~
Winter, No. l. l1s 81. No. 1Is GI. Bpr.uR. No. lls
0l Mo- ?. IG4; white, No. l. ias s,s No. 2. 12s 4d,
club. No. l. t:is; No. p III sd. Coru-No. I. 2ss.
rRovf*tnxs-pDrk, %9s. LAFd. 4o+ dl.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 4,-CorEjx-iiaE,icnlng; O 74ta9
U.IGi sales. A,un tales. speculation and export,
2.tFo. American. fo,fsN.
DnkAuATuEFk-Whent-CalIfo wt.ita wheat, ia
4dGll2s u, lU ctub. IIs SdHl1ss No. 10 No. /
red Western eprlng. lv4elta Nts do winter. tia
HiHtifs Ri. corn-Hrstcsn Infxa1. rs. Oats-AmeFt-
can. 3'tSasga uarIcy-AmerIcan. IL oi. rsAs-Ca.
madam, 4Is.
CLoRRR SEED-AmeffCau, 4sl50s.
rHovlaIoss-acAs pork. Sya. Primo mses beef,
92}fA. Larl-Amcr1can 48xs. Uacou-LoDH clear, ~
bhBrt clear, 41s
CnxEsk-Flne American. Gls.
characterization. 4t4
FsTH0LgrN-SFtrft9, II ID; refined. iJ&
LtssKxn Ott-N& ID.
IEsls-Cotnmon. IL gi3 pa1e. f1a.
HrtnIrs sTUAPExriNx-css Cd115s 0d.
LoSnoN, Oct. $.-fALLow-4isG4ls Jd.
ASfwHnr, ocs. .&-rkrRoLErN-a5Nt.
, 1877-10-05

Chr espaAd<hes FANddttthta Haltftin. :.
Thia city abuun,ls NTH superb hDigls thst
seem 70 understand tue art III gracefully H.
susipg luxury to theIr visitors. The 3letropotes
Grand, imperial, Danube, aud others a1e all *"
tsnsiye modern sanlatuuo structures, wlluss ~
yQmmu1atIona age Dut surpassed. The sersat'ls
xenrralIy spe2k 4 lfttlu Ut three OF four laA'
guages, 10 that not tho least dilcultY eau be *.
perieurcd by auY ous. Here at the flEan'i tlla
scrrce appe1rs tu be almost perfect, every nlaa
being neatly coatu,pcd in appruprasu style, ~.
cor1fug to lis function. The fenimu dc chambfe
IL ths very. picture of ncatuess, arra}ed Y Y
her cap aud apron. IL tAt. tley nv
luok - II the niauayrr had an e}a
u &ome pctsonal appearance Whtn
he selected them. They Mc alwavs oa
The qui viye 10 unlock loora, light cantlrs, u
sec that you baye twice as nany toxels - tou
need. Then they study your hab.ts. ana mako
YOU lazy by thclr watehfIlness. Tie fa!F Gam
sels who rule our Ao0r now understand tnat
frequently write In thn evenings, ani after tao
can1Ica arc duly lighted tAsy actually lltug ny
old slippers lrtin the var.lsobc ~ ainlabe ~
tera ocaaalonally 40 tor uusEatrtul broahs'a'
Aud then about . p. m. comes the Vcntlo ~,
aud the inquiry II shey cun arrange bcds foI ~
night Alter tue lxy-BFrcalis arc nicely 1olttta -
aud tho cover. tnyltinkly turned down: tn.y =,
| aIop YOU littln tuatesf Au4 ol1 yau ~.
| xuir." You respond Hit4 tht cleeEfu3Iless y
man TO whom the bright side uf thu ~orla -
turned ioE II tuxt1ut. Anl then thu doof e1o'sA
, 1877-10-05
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: FRIDAY OCTOBER s. 1877.
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, 1877-10-05

Thc following Instruments wefa 1lcd Tor record
ThnrsaaJ, OK. 4:
GiTY PROPERTY.
We&t Fourteenth IT, ia II v tf Crntro ~. IT,, ..>
ol1t2i II. With !sildInxk dAtel tct. t.,::;e o'uo
s.Ms Il !: III .sss;, ia;ei oct. i....:...:. s1a
Ihirl ~. ~ II : of ltAFrson u, + ?s1lta :, un
f.,j. f as!sa &, QS5. Rs 4 81 .cas, Il. iii.
5rner: t. Fl, Rintasx @ |" Rddis ii. isiH. aoooo
OsUyfu Il iU.tt II > Ut wfat Ollie u, o I. 23k
u Il. with llnpf01rErntA; antfa tst. -; Au"
,,uftas Ut, lit. i. i'll Il u wisconsin H. aiI
lis II, with buildings, dated hept. 2l...:.: I.Go
Wei Congrrss 4. 4altt " Vt ttuh"y II. u. ~ .eo
ui,ixns tiaa =. ~. II. e Il .ta;iIst i; VI,
iii Jal & ii It, with bMtl!tnH IulhEt 1. Oar. ~
fahJ ant u Ern II: fu'natnl. daSa Ort. 3.:. 2$.un
FIX II. Ia n q " Hrst Twuatatl Ut. v y a'x I'm
VII s.t firth +; STsss T. ss e sto Il Il Mi.aaEra ~
n T. hUsiJHt3 II t10ln buehier to tonfaat =. <xv,
Keipp uaiet Oct. u.......: ....".....,:s.. %ttWo
"sst Il. Viii. tailinS IS. 5si .dstsd nst4 500
ps.is si1 Il ds,el nct S&3a
iMGnan Iii Il. viii buiiax aird tist. j.. 500
xTsr a. CRY Lixifs, WITHIN h.ptrt " SxyAN
Nils az rBk coukt. .uotsx:
West Lake II bel we.t @ F.ft!st! aea osSst Msae
Forty 'nrat st {, issa!G II; villa o@Aet. =, or,
%. 9es1 e. so;s y asa " VIZ e t: Il
wal Lafs Il. II, il ' u We.t Foft!stA ii, III,
3ss Il, dated sept. la..,..;....:.:...... - 6u
WtM L.k~ st, i7s KY & x3F Wet tofty-ants s.n II,
| wr,i LAKE. Il, III " Vt Wtat FUrty. .Nrst II, " So
T. ~ II tu Altrf. dated Ecpt. 4.,,s.4s....... 1Sl
, 1877-10-05
and Interest
ny TELEGRAPH.
u %tf YNHE.

10 iAt n<ntrn As,oetattd Prsa.
INV YonK, Oct 4.-Uold opened At 103; closed
al i12H. Borrowing rates, l. az, ants 6as Css'
rvIng rates, i to =. Silver at London, 65Ad.
iiere silver bars were 1877 in Gteenbscka aud 11pa
In gold. Silver coin, ii6aA discoant-
Governments were weak.
Kattsuad bonds weru Hufet and arDa.
state securities were dull.
Tbc stock market was active and At times cx-
cited. There wcrc enme vide fluctuations In leau-
ing shares. In esfly dealings strong tone pre-
vailed. aud prices advanced u 10 aA. coai ftoc2s
spd New FORK Central beIng the mort conspicuous
In tho upward movement. Toward midday weak.
Ct feeling sct Ia, AMI before the cfose, prices de-
elined Il to ~ from the highest point, with frsc-
t{opat recovery In somo instances at the anal close.
The decline In coal sharcs dde to denial oftho
reports that tho Presidents of The coal companies
had held meeting yesterday and were to hold an,
on 10 snmosneemcnt that lie officials of this trunk
lines had adjourned the taornlng stsston wtthont
reaching .ny ss " III esh 9hs sa
rsfs .ts.ranna csssrn R.irosd started day for
a e sd snds ose ot eoa
It 10 saul that the miners hare plan 10 pf!,."re
inok!ny to speedy resumption Or mining. ,,, ::
Hallway. cautious tho public against tho purchase
81 81 Q0U nes, u,astuaks tpnd 1f the knnfhs t1t1.
S. Joseph Gnsi !u!s s,FGna hn nan GomsHInyt M. ri
~ sto!en in it t,ouis. Transactions afo .oi, GOO
sharts, of which $3.50 wets New York Central,
wcstcru cunulon, II, 900 preferred. 2, Ooo hoek
i.!anti. =. 900 s. Paul esmn,oD I goo preferred,
II, UUO ol,ios. I, u0 Wabash. .. CIV nSlawnse q
iIntieon. & tlu Columbus, Chicago : inltsna Cen
III. u 'oqo Iaekawaana, i. 100 a'ci.,uan Cen,
trai, /, QUO Paciat sai 600 Morris d Essex, and
~; Honey. @ iai7, elorins Al T.. Primo mercantile
paper, NfEA. M.
Custom receipts. s41+. 900.
StcTlinx wcak; actual bnnincss, long 4so, short,
, 1877-10-05

Nww OntkAsk, upt. i.-tiod, l0J1 l0JA-
Eight exchange on New York. paf.
Startling exchange, bankers bl!ls. i0oss.
fOHElGN. ...
Lospoy. Oct, 4.-Cuusuls, money mud account,
05 T.1u. ...
Iatc of dtscaaut In open market for three
months bills, az; below tbs baaE OF England
Un,tei stntes l1onds-'a,s, 1o4x; cts, 107st;
10. %0s, 10T.;; Mcw ID. 1Q7A:
Now York central, l0J!s Eric, LIZ; pFeiefred,
IS.
The sudden decline In coaso,s Ycateriay Was dne
to large witharawals Of Cotd fruul the HANK or En-
gland, which created IN Impression that Munry
PAtlis, Oct. 4.--lieutcs, 1Oit B7,te.
, 1877-10-05

oats). 2 cars No. rye, II carr Mo. do, car
rejected fe0 ryc,; car No. harley. II cars No. 2
do, % ears No. . do. 10 cars extra do. VI ears
feed, car no grade t1l9 hartef1. Total Il, 13l
ears}, 439+ ono In. Inspected ont: 2s2, h@s bn
wheat 1st e71 bu corn, II. 1a5 bu oats. :. 4da bn
ryr. 1t.5f4 bu harley.
make A barrel Of dne -four ont Of ~ bn wheat Of
The present crnp, An1 that ~ hn IL c1na' 10 the
n,anufAeiure Of q barrel Of ordinary nour. Wo
have already stated that the ratio on this crop
shontd be estimated at not than ~ bu 10 The
barrcl instead Of bu, which has hitherto been the
quantity allowed In statistics. A. thEh rate, onr
crop Of 395 600 600 IN IA eauAt 10 tas production
OF nearly II, GOO, ono brls flour more than II tho
ratlo cf & to were still tho rufc.
The exports OF wheat from tho East 1ndics to
Europe, from, Jan. n Sept. !, OF this year. arc
Fiven by Dombuscb ~ canat 10 0. s0O, 1a5 bu ar
rived Atnco Aug o. and . COG, 900 not yet arrived
Total, D,s15. btl7 bu.
We publish the following list as hctnR The latest
estimatcs Of wheat-yleld In the Old World the
present year, 100 being a good average. It vii
be observed that tbs Fast indies arc not Included.
The exports from which country are decidedly on
the increase. The estimate OF tho French crop Ia
thought to b too email: Pru.sla. Ooi Bavarla.
about los; gsyony. los; United Kingdom, ";
France, 10; Anst,o. Hungary, t12; Rns'la South.
IFS: Ituss,s Centre, lis; Russ!a North. 100
Rn.sia Poland, 81; Ronmania, 100; Switzerland.
100; ewedea and Norway, TOO; Denmark. ITO;
Italy sbout 03 Egypt, 1:5; Dcsaafabfa, ilh.
The following shows tho crop yield Of kantAs fos
the past two years:
, 1877-10-05
GFnfn, ,
t3S,r1fk $Lrrk


CATTLE-If thcyu was any marked improvement In
the general stuatiou OF tho market racaped notct
Eaater alyccs continued bad tue receipts lDeFA1 and
tie quality Of ths stuck poE, md. IN tho asencs OF
anything than moderate nemRnd ftum any quar-.
ter trsllng WAL aox with prices but tIa favor.
siu to sellers slxa the earlier dayt VI ths week.
Theso we1u two thrca bunches Of e1trs scers for
which AiHh dRurea ohtaiaed.-$1.W
buug paid In one Instance, but most of thu buseas
was transacted At the low ralHa Ut a. ma 40. It
$J,3!. tu fur buchers cusA 81 Z! 6t3 IS Tor 4tock
en- au Te autl4 and a. II fur Ku<H
shipping 1,crfs, lhu matket clo.ed hFns, with NOT
, 1877-10-05
COMMERCIAL.

Tue iollas,us were tL.a receipts and shipments
Of lheiesllag articlcs ofprolutc IN this city during
the twenty four houra ending ~ o'clock on
Thursday morning. aud for the corresponding
Gtmc lust year:
, 1877-10-05

withdraw from store dut,u3 Wednesday Ter tlt1
consumption: U, O4A bu hsht, 7S2 bn corn, 31a pa
oAts =, 45u ou tys, boS bu harley. ..--.,
The following grslu VIA inspected into store IN
this city yesterday morning; car No. Amesf
wheat, s cars No. red wlatss. u cars No. ! hkFd
wheatt Is cars No. e do. ~ eara No. 1spfIng. 31h
care No. do. 50 rsrs No. do. u cars rejected do
u cars no grade t55l wheaD; 10 cars and IL 200 hu
high. .utxrd eoru 2JY eass and ~. stD 6u M. d.
~ Is.s rejected oo tx5 eosnl; III cara while oats,
"a Gs1a Aut y wv IN NJ. y d. 1Ats ssleetso (i07
, 1877-10-05


oetoher. g. o1n; 20, *1.a-5; Sn.1 rel ~ia, r-f,7r
fo d, a:wt. ii rf3: I,r'n'rr. t1..4',: H,s.frb!'
sa27; Mn. Hr"t, sim IoTn lns"t,f. tM:s - q;
n,1z,r,rr ua H,11'teHF; Ut t'Mft,n-,u1 ~, ,,,r
wenrra nj, rhNr Us ss.75 du -.tra, s;,sr III:
% family. :s.iytss;r' '''''''
within ~ III an So " ~, arn"r
snl l''ro+r. Vii; Soxrtntr *l.a4 Li ,"rn ~. &c
:: e" se e! ~ M'i.,; Ut,
ntn1rf; whlte a,'a7c; 10 Mixed as's3tt lsya 4n!et
EMos.nsoSfs-ss sr..fs.rssnrm:. sx,m: H''e"s"s'"'
intIrnn".nrthian.1ReM it ~ ti,.1s s,,4 a,t,a o,xo ..n.,
81 ,:as. e''l'''s' 's''s'' '0"''oa''
MTi.fTI.n11 ~ ss.,ss 1t, Il xn2, ~ ~
s"'rs*'r'-"''e' :1sc;sss1i tsrn"sd corr" B. CD hu.
,sfS-wh"st sat~-Sw!hSWtt onIrt mi mn"bsn1cs, W.,
H. c1 et r sfaX n III 1 s; qet I
lniv!.ov*-posk arm: u sitYs Kan! sni!: strsrn
Ss, H. ii a. IL 7s aeun sa@,, llgk
*Tn! *W"!!srInirr - II enni arInsnd: n NJ
M!sH.Lnm tr,,cs s's III WIKI frncv c,c.u..,
prime Il cHoics Western jssserve. aiAtys, EsutT
ohIni h.n.axp Uit-Ftrm, eaaun.
NtLwAvxEr.
t,svArxxe. Oct. 4:-F,ors-onttt ana weak,
,ixsnS-e @ Rsr'i. i;S; So. Hsste,sssa " ta,sa' s;4 IT.
hS: H. S Mjwsier. Il tsaf aSa '"1a SS:1I,m; SnI
Tc !, ais. III arm md in road dcman',, NJ
l1RoHtrrs-Fl0tf, U.tAs hrts wEtst, 1AL., o0O bu
smtrxExrl-Floa1, s.stu hrs; wheat i7Lotu III.
!0rtsvfLLK, Oct. t.4-cnfrnS-Firm
Sa :sttrs; g. ; s3'r' 81 TAFT; ts
, 1877-10-05
PROVISIONS.

HOG PRoDucTs-we1s rather auies, aud stronger,
ch!cy o deiis for ths month. NVxs we're tn het
txr dan md 4aI quoted - uc per 3o ~ hiknsI. the
sa,yu1 VI vvs1es xsasles uAklag 9s<sapts huk viii
, 1877-10-05
.ATTIK AklKl.

lI[}{3S-Wcf0 tn hetfef dtTERNl aud wtfa fFMtf At
around. though only b4cun xrats VERY saat,u 1t any
U4siIfc AiYanct. Shippers aud local cutters bnuHlt
freely 4 o;a's3 y ~ c.a!,non - sfes baron hSss
ha+a USal packers ptctpally n - " tor
medium ard heavy i9a, wh!ls tlltppcrs pald f3. ~
higher hk9tss Mlshixan s!oxs ~e5t tsu ~ fac!. q.
generally rluAc nut u s! 15st73 Thu nlsrkut
r!,,sc1 atrnuY, With atont all ku14,