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~ Hhso fInrnuari vin I prIrr Snrrtai s,ys.
. % | sS % s M @ thsEs
thers Is s5me lncreass IN tie Ut o is also
eS sonnxp oveI s. S oF m
WITH ti n pee OF a Fu e
ut ts aer Of R3s ~ arc st h9
the outlook o. Tic Iasts Of present ,alaes: wtth
ivsry Il ts It sa 4 'hn
Ut country points and the yane Of eg'ng
fssgsasp; fsd c @ ad aSS q s eee
laborlue Glasses Of ths country and auadho ,3 are
ss as rs v :; + ss1sf i
r., 2s &c. 4 see s:r
into me markets Of The summer se3son and there
p95et @ s4 fST aaat s
during rhe past while se;e ts uch to warn Operators
5t shs Is 1eaa!as stlss 1haaasel's he ce,y
tns since Xos Ssinf At Eoaisyilis opsTatiens
ays been W Of ss5sa sass m
sSoat H. ooo: and GhicsSo 31tco NilEausse "a s:
Louis VS. s!st s. M t'e S a:t;rste number to about l!ooo
aaas: ~ yss5 aetlxs assan
wsre chiefly the &rst month q nex! ycsr s9lSs
;sf ;esF Il xoyfGss +! 1
$l1 39t L. 1tlu O0 bf5 Seller eDFuar} a. Si2.t3
G12 Total e. bfis. rne market closed lame aL
Si25ui275 for spot: S2. 35y u. for SpEenner;
January; and sl2 4ot l.: 50 seller February
eItEa rEs p1le ms5s g. pe: g. " aaSted at anu
LAEn-Was more ecttys and deellncd 1oe per 1oo @ rs
Sales were reported OF 80 cash (newl at S.u24;
20 tcs do (od 81. .94S: 15o s2ller the year &c
s;.!s7. .95 and t.. $50 tcs seller January at
81 a5 pei ltO lbs old; So U@s Cc4 for
spots 81 95s. % seller November; 81 80 seller
the year: 81 % sellef J2nuary a1d S6 os5 10 seller
February. " ~ ,<
WEAT-Were more active. aud averaged about NC
per = on the entire rangc descriptions being
quoted c lower The feeling on the part Of holders was
rather weak ant they wllinE to I'LL Of4tra
at lower hgurcs while buyers TOOK hold more freely
the Decline several thousand boxes middles bcln;
taken chiefly foreign Sales reported
q 90 IS short ris a s. COOS IS per loo - ea;h;
100 do So D00 ms Ion. clears at SIC: l@o bI9
do at 6sc: 70. 600 short clears pris:e ternas
4.t,O hxs }on1. md short clears nt fvF SoseNs,sF
for February: and 6ec seller March The market
, 1877-11-11
THE t0GGFRS AHFAD.

JACKSON, Miss, Nov. 10.-Thc seizures Of
logs, lumber. and turpentiue in Mississippi, by
Special Agent Carter, OF the interior Depart
mcnt, has suddenly come to an end. 1t seems
that tic sweeping, indiscriminate seizures made
at Pascagoula BY Deputy United States Mar
shall, BY virtue Of writ OF scqucstration sued
out by Special Agent Carter, turns out to be H.
legal. Maj. Thomas II. Price, Of the Mobile
Bar, representing the victims, argued a motion
to-day to quash the writ before the United
States Circuit Court, Judge Hill presiding,
on the ground that the writ was
unconstitutional, and was not 4 due process of
law. The Judge sustained the motion, and or
dered tile Deputy-Narstal at Pascagoula to re-
lease the property OF all persons not specially
named in tue writ, but rescrving Judgment OH
guashing the writ until Monday to give the
District Attorney an opportunity to produce
authority in favor OF the writ if lie could. This
decision giycs great relief to large COMMUNITY
in South Mississippi, who have been greatly
damaged already by the wholesale seizures
which in effect crushed guilty and innocent
, 1877-11-11
WATTERSON.
| His Views OIL the South-Politfcnl and Com
nnercfal Probabilities.

His Views OIL the South-Politicnl and Com
merctal Probabilities.
Special |hsuatch to 7ze cAicaao Tribune.
CLEVELAND, O.. Nov. 10.-Heury Watterson
1ectured here this evening on q The Whimsical
tiles and Comica{itics Of Southern Life" Dur
ing the afternoon he was interviewed by u
Leader reporter. he expressed himself freely
on the Presidents Southern policy; said it is
what should have been done at the start. II
Grant had done it in 1865 there would have
been Republican party in the South embrace
ing I'LL the younger men who came out OF thewar
without any political connections. In 1850 tho
leaders OF the Democratic party in the South
expressed preference for Lincoln and the Lin-
coInites rather than for Douglas and the Doug
1asites. Having broken up the Democratic
party when great organization, and having
shown preference for the Republican parity
they, in 1865, could have no disposition to unite
with their old associates who were in 4 bank
ruptcd condition. The course Of the Admins
tration at the close Of the Var left them no
other choice. For three years they hounderrl
in the slough of Andy .Johnsonism. In 1865
they accepted the hand held out by the Demo
Gratis Of the North, and went into the Demo-
cratic party. From that day to this the policy
OF the Republican party has seemed to
be bent on keeping them there, SO that as mat
tiers stand, having originally had little or 10
preference, they arc there to stay at the very
least until the next general election. It would
be on the one hand political suicide aud on the
other hand thu blacklist ingratitnde If they did
not. lie thought the Presidents visit to the
South had the b-st effect. He thinks the South
needs Northern enterprise and push. anl says
that the people there are ready to open their
doors now to all such as will come. 1t was not
natural that she could welcome those who CAME
for plunder aud Office at The close OF the War.
, 1877-11-11

,1r1-
ing dragging anchors, and hands were "prht m
ing at the pumps. 1t was feared tasat snI ;sa nso
met with disaster long distance soutn - ns.c,
but nothing hnd been heayo OF hes up W Aass
evening. ...
DISPATCH FROM RACINE
Yesterday stated that the schooner IVY naacs e'.3
had dr11ted ny thcrc anu nau iost HS.
probably unshippcd her rudder. lnete w W.T.
three men aboard. She got clear OF thc pea.n u
and stood out in the lake apparently anie u
ride out the storm.
The Superintendent Of the life-saVlng station
being adTiscd Of q ship in distress seven 'hlcs
east OF kenosha, manned boat and went 10
her rescue.
The following minor mishaps occurred during
the gale, in addition to those already giren:
The Mary McVea lost her anchor ouLs1ue@
The st. Andrew had her canvas torn to tatters.
The Lucky and Helen Spry lost their beats.
The Morning Star lost her deck load aud daVits.
No further reports Of the lost or wandering
Mary Booth were received yesterday. fhe
schooner Julia Larson lost her deck load anu
small boat. The schooner Kate Howard: OF
Holland, WAS ashore yesterday near Michigan
City in bad shape. The schooner James Couch
received s!laking~up during the blow, aud ar
rived yesterday minus her forcsail, her canvas
torn, and bulWarss broken.
The schooner Ga'latin came in yesterday
, 1877-11-11

NEW YoEk, Nov. 10.-coTrox-Market oaFet. 1,uh
ll4c; futures steady: November. lI5c: Deeenhs.
1l-1lGS11 15c; January, l120@l1-o1c; February. II,
@ll3fc; March, t1-a7c; APRIL lI.eoc; Asy, II H..
June, Il.ss@1l. .0oc.
FkoCR-Sato4f 80 for supcrdue Western and st,,,
81. 75es5.3u for common tu goot extra Western ~
state: $5.a595 Is for good to caofre 40: s sea r.
for common to choice willie wheat Western eylr,:
e9,Ta ONO; S. 4u tor co1t1on to choice ettrs =
LouIs 81 50 = for patent Minnesota extra; god o
p1cAms o2S5. e ts ases S9'st s4 "
GEAsS-Wheat..l:ecsi2ts. Is. oeo bu: demand ma,a.
oF foF "a sPG:ha GhS;o 5o5 III
zGc for Western. Bafley stead sroxed stae = aH:
e.: au;' Sa r scsy Sc sf:amsq a4sS
1;aHc for Scw iorE No :: 6ttSas5c for yeloT Wsss
ern Uats-Recctprs, se, l45 b1. '~@~" 's'S:
no1nna1lY unchanged. Molssses- -Groeef5 grsdcs i
moderate demand AZ SOC for Porto Rico; Ns45c tor
1s}5c. .A'lA' 'l "<''@'~' ' ''>S' 'sA'sa'
TAL1ow-Steady.:
EEsIS-steady It st. .7oa1,77.s.
TCErKS7IyE-A shade nrruer at 33A@1ic-
EGGs-a2G.4 for Western
LEArnEEDgl! anu heavy y,sa hsmlosf M sols B1eaos
ess@4.5c; California do, 22G231ae; common d, =
825c.
PEorisioSs|Pork PP dull: n,ess. s14.c5. Beef auttt:
4'tass da 1T a1d sos5 s1sr sc dSf Western long
BrTrEE-tNt:.z:c for Western.
CnEEsE-Dul and heavy at 7&sl2Ac.
WHts1Y-stcady and irregular at 81. ION
conss spss9 s5a @ @
American SIG. 5o@is.oo; sheeting quoted At loasllc
Ss1Is-Sready at s: 50 for cut 2s@5 3 for elaeh
oQa26c for horseshoe No. q.
, 1877-11-11
By TELEGRAPH.



SDec1al D7s0utch to The Chicago T>tazr,<
LIVERPOOL, Nov. lo-1i:30 4. m.-Gaa1x-m.-
Winter, No. !, lis Cd; No = los Sd; spring N ~
No. 9. los Sd; white. No. l. 12s 1od: No 1sxa ..s'
club, No I. 13s I'd; No. ., 12s 1od Cosu-So ~
Sd; No. =. 2os. -
Pnoy1sroSs-pork, Cos. Lard, 44s Sd.
LIVERPOOL, Nov 10--CorroS-Iu good d.,.,,. .
65-l6&6 Itl6u; sales. 1900 bales: specn1,nas y
export. =, ON; American, 1000. A3o" anu
HEEApsTEFFs-N aeat-Califorufa white Iva A.,
Us 1od do c!nb lis Iuics1aa .d No. ! IL ~ tat
Western spring. los ItsiIs: do winter los a; ~
Fiour--Extra New fork. s.. corn-Westefn mi1sa y
2s oats-American. as- Ba11ey-Aaefican. q - =
CLOVER SE SEEp-Amcrican 45a5os
FR0vi>f0Ss-Mcss pork+ 5oa- Prime mrss hes. A.
1ard-Amcrfcan. 43s 3D. BAcon-Lons cie,r ~ ~
short DO, 4.s. 1f a!5:
TALLow-Amcrican, 40s Cd.
FEroRlEIM-spirlss, 7s Cd; refined d. 11sed.
1lNsKED DiL-3i5.
!:Es1S-ComInon: a;.. 2 s. sa@5s Cd; pale do. 12s.
CuEEoE-FlEe American. 63s.
ANTwEEr Sor- 1D.-i'ETEaL aLkCA-33f
The f0l0wIu: were received bY the Chicsro P,..a =.
Trade: 0oA"o u
LIVERPOOL, Nov. .10...Prime mess oork-Eastrr, eaz.
Western. new, sos. Dacon-Cumbertands ID. .S: See:
rh Ais 3D. lon: clear, Ais: short clear 43s:
81: hams, 5e: Lard. {3s 3D. Prime mess beef a..
1aa'a nsia ss hest i i9s; e1t'a india me l Caeess
Losnox. Noy. lo--Liverpoot- Wheat ou.et coz
fair average rcd Winter SIS G1tfIs. Cora nrm
goes on passaee-Whcat quiet. Corn am; fair avt,
quality Of American mixed corr 1or prompt shiumsSa
by sail, 19s Sd. N'FAata
, 1877-11-11
MARINE NEWS.
BUFFALO,.

BUFFALO,.
BUFFALO, Nov. 1O.-Freights arzn at 81 per toa
On coal to Chicago.
Charters-Schss Exile, cement to Cleveland a:
&c per brl; r. ". Clifford, E. Jones, j. r. Bent.
ley, Peshtigo, and j. D. Sawyer, coal to Chicago
81; bark John Breden, coal to Detroit, 25c.
Clearances-Prop. Dean Richmond. mefch,a.
disc. Y. II. ketcuam, ], GOO tons coal; COLOMBO
and Fountain CITY. 1000 br]s sal. 200 hr!.
ccmcnt;J E. Sheldon. CHICAGO: schrs :. Y.
Clifford. $50 tons coal; j. L: Ruttet, l,ooo tons
coal: ]. D. Sawyer. 1,150 tons coal; S: ?.
Ely, /, GOO tens coal: e. Jones 100 tons cosl fo
Chicaeo: Russian Exile, ], $40 bsfs cement Cere.
land; william, Kaynot, a:5o tons coal, rs bta
cement, saadusk1; conneant' 800 tons coal To:
Vessels passing Port Co7borne Lock in tWeatl.
four hours ending at o'clock 9th:
Eastwurd-Dark MONTGOMERY, Chicago to o.
densburg; schr< Emu, Toledo to 0sdensburs; cs..
cade, Cleveland to Toledo
Westward Empire and Granite Stste. O..
densbure to Toledo; schr Jane, ogdensburga
Cleveland.
Vessels in port for harbor-schrs Enterprise Ind
Sam Amsden.
, 1877-11-11
Slight Improvement in the De"
mand for Discounts.
General View Of the Decline OF Bank
Business Compared with
1876. !.
The Produce Markets More Active-Hogs
Easier-An Important Decline
in Product.
Grain Stcadler, with Fair Shipping Demand'-
Tue DreadstufIs Movement During
Last Week.
FINANCIAL.

General business has not been honr'shhs ou''ne
the recent BAT, weather, and the demand for bank
accommodations has consequently improved lit
tie. Merchants and manufacturers hive been In
need Of discounts in order to supply the shorcom-
inss of collections and sales. The packers aFe
adding something to the activity "i the loan mar
kct by the negotiation Of some preliminary loans.
Country applications for rediscounts have been
1atcly growing less. The situation in general IS
one OF great dusness, and the demand Tor o1s-
counts il entirely inadequate to absorb tho supply
Rates Of discount were s@10 per cent Mt the banks
regular customers. On the street, cai loans were
per cent, and time loans res per cent Ne"
York exchange ,sas sold at G0G1sc per ST. 600 pre-
MUM between banks. Large shipments Of cur
rcncy were made TO New York.
The clcarings Of the week were reported US lol-
lows BY Manager D. 4. Hale, Of the Chicago Clear
, 1877-11-11
DUCK-SHO0TiNG At FOX LAKE,

3E{C7WI IF1bHHf,
McHESRT, ILL.,, Nov. 10.-The shooting season
is now in its full height at the lakes north of
here, and great numbers OF ducks are being
bagged daily, and large quantities arc shipped
to Chicago on every train. There arc eleven
varieties of ducks which resort hereabouts on
the chain Of lakes known as Pistaqua, Fox,
Nippe7sink, and Grass, the most favorv,l Of
which are mallard, blue-teal, and bluc-bill
This region has become popular shooting
ground, and numbers OF sportstuen are here
from Chicago and other points, meeting with
much SUCCESS.
, 1877-11-11

Speciag Dispatch To The Chicago tribune.
PoEr uUKoS, Mich, Nov. 10.-pown~Pscos
java, Ohio, Scotia, Channcy. 1lurlbut and consar,
Havana and consort; schrs Sarah Jane, FIN, B.
Ogden. ..
Cp-Props City Of Fremont, B. ". Blanchard,
Europe, Westford, Champlain. Oneida, D. y.
Rust, D. F. Rose and barges, burlington and
barses, Superior and consort; schrs l.. &. Wood
ruff, c. An1sden, Geo. B. Sloan. Brishtie. yota
Magic. Erastus Corning Comanche. Swallow,
Frances Palms, F. D. Barker, Donaldson, Alchi.
gan, S. L. Watson, E. c. Hutchinson, Monitor.
Nind-North, gentle; weather dne.
The sci,r Naf1aeanse1t arrived down this mosulcs
with her foresail, mainsail, mainnoom, t.top-
sails. and boat carried away She ssa5 fo. tols7,
eight hours the mercy OF the waves, whicht*ahea
her entire deck-ioad OF iron ore overheard
The schs William &. Ogden passed down fo@d17
with jibboom broke, foresail, one jib, and 1s"i-
boat gone.
The steam barge Dover, which was aground On
Stag Island, was released this noon By tnss efssf
long siege OF pulling.
, 1877-11-11

Specin. Dispatch to Tie CAtc1go Tribune.
KEwASEE, ILL.,, Nov. l0.-Frank, son OF Eli
II. Howard, OF Chicago, aged 12 years, while
attempting with other bors to catch ride On Il
freight train here this afternoon, was thrown
under the wheels, three cars passing over him,
ftarfuIly. naugling his left leg, necessitating
amputation above the knee. His recovery is
considered ycry doubtful.
, 1877-11-11

An UNAVOIDABLE COMPARISON
The Public compares the latest returns from the
Clearing Houses witt. the figures Of Last year, to
the decided disadvantage of 1877. 1t says:
Last week [cndin: Nov. 81 there was much
political excitement in several States. but durn.
the corresponding week last year there was very
much n,ore,-wc were at the very cftsis OF PEcsl-
Dental campaign Of extraordinary interest," Yet
the exchanges at the chief cities were larger in that
week Of excitement than they were last wcek.-a
tribe larger at New York. and i. : per cent larger
al the eleven other cities The returns intending
an estimate for San Francisco which is probably
1itfte fDn3 Inv f0u,n1rc thus.
, 1877-11-11


PIrTsnuRG, Pm, Nov. 10.-Trimble's Varic-
ties Theatre, Oh Penn avenue, near Sixth street,
was partially DESTROYED by fire this morning.
The loss on the building is about $1,000. Man-
acer Williams loses $1,000 on fixtures aud ward
robe and the manager Of the Black Crook
Combination" lost scenery, wardrobe, etc., to
the amount Of 5000. There was no insurance
on the building Or its contents.
, 1877-11-11


NEW YORK, Nov. lo.-Go)d opened and closed at
102a<, with sales in the interim at l025s- Carry
rates ~, ,, ~, l, and per Cent Loans al
20 made far.
Silver at London 54Ad. Here, silver bars arc
1918; in greenaacks, l1s15 in gold. Silver coin 4
o. discount.
Governments dull.
State bonds quiet.
In railroad bonds Hannibal Il St.Joseph convert
ibies sold up s7z ag inst s4:s at the close yes
terday; Toledo &; Wabash consolidated convertible
advanced to 52. The reminder of the list was
steady, except New Jersey Central and Lehigh u
NiNcshayre, which declined.
Tue stock market was exceedingly irregular.
within 4 narzow range Of fluctuations, until just
before the close, when there was q shade OF
stcad'ness and recovery OF prices. Ecyond the
iErcgular:ty there was thing worthy u note.
TRANSACTIONS aggregated lis, 0CU ehares, OF
which 5. !;Gu were Eries :' GOO lake Shore 8. 200
NorthwestcrD O Gu0 Buck Island, i, 0oO St. Paul,
i, 100 Hannibal j. st. joseph, 1I,a 400 Lacka-
wanna, G, 600 Michigan Central, aud 200 West
crn Union.
Money 516per cent; prime mercantile paper
Customs receipts s265, 900.
The Assistant Treasurer disbursed $4l5, 900.
Clearings. SIT. 900, 600
Sterling dull; long. ~iS014 short, 4S'.
The weekly bank statement ls as follows: Loans,
decrease Sass, 800; specie increase, So, S2B. 600;
legal tenders, decrease, 81. 0!S. 600: deposits, in
crease, 81, 192. 800; circulation increase, S563,
400: reserve. increase, 81. :io2, 0oo.
GOVERNMENTS.
Coupons sl::........lio4 New +As. .Io5H
, 1877-11-11

LONDON, Nov. lo.-Steamship France, from
New York, and Ohio, from Philadelphia, hayo
arrived out,
new YORK, Nor. ,10.-Arrived, steamship
Amerique, from Hayre-
! san FnASc1sco, Nov. 10.-ArriTed, steamer
Culi,na, from Panama
, 1877-11-11

LONDON, Nov. l0,-Consols for money and &C
American securittes-4ks, 105h; 67s, 10sM:
lo-4Os, 10s13; new 5s, 106ts.
New York Central, 10Y; Eric, 1oA; preferred,
20.
PARIS, Nov. 8.-Rentcs, 1857 57hc.
, 1877-11-11

Long and short clears quoted cash; SIC SELF
er November: 61ac for December: and 6ss:oAc for
January. CumbeTIands quiet at '1l@7@c; long cut
hams. S:tG0c all hoNed; sweet -pcklcd bans SaSlQc;
do seller hcccnber 7iess1sr Green hams cash
aud oy1@714c for December Green sh" ''rs for De-
Bacon quo:ed at 7e7!lc for sl,vul.: :'sa5.sc for
short S3{ ;sc for short clears 11s I.c tor hams,
all cauyA:cd a.1 hacked.
GEEAsE-Nas 11tct at 56e7c- =
G1O Is for mess; Sll.U5tl.:5 for extra mess; and
Sl4.OsGs 50 for hams.
TALLow-Was quoted at 71l@79sc for city and 797.sc
for country. Sale REPORTED Of 1tV brls city sc
The.
, 1877-11-11

Tie following extract from a recent issnc OF OF
Dorudusch's Circular, and from the pen OF ha1ns
Jackson, will be Of interest to the trade:
AZ Europe is sun aganst Rn1aa Amsfea
sources Of supply 1t is not safe to reckon as
the United klado@ were the only Sp}s, tbs sea- .n3
the fact that America siugly should find customers
for Co. 600 quarters OF wheat weekly on the CONT
pcnt may be marked and inwadl7 disestcd by T. TIE
British Inercnants at tue present moment. The
above remarks are not intended to infer, however,
that actual currencics are too low. bat they are
meant to iterate what has been persistent1y writ
ten before, that decidedly they are not too high
For consumption and for reserve this season should
absorb the largest imports ever poured into
Europe. Yet, Notwithstanding the present volume
OF American Atlantic shipments. am unable from
any estimates have made myself, OF from esti-
mates made by others, to calculate upon . single
quarter Of wheat for reserve. ! can only see
enough for the actual needs OF consumption in
England, France, Holland. and Belgium.
GOODS RECEIVED
at Chicago Customs. Nov. 10, 1877: Order Leckie,
Matthews It Co., 30 toas pig iron; Leon DHpuy, &
casks claEet wine. Amount collected, 81, sa9. 32-
, 1877-11-11
Tho Most Remarkable OF Mormon aa11
rfages.
'rmon Mar

Defre{f .SttrS. ....,1..
The most remarkable case Of lncestuons 1n...,
marriage which ever happeued In the lel5A%! ~
is thus described: 4 certain Bishop o. .ss w..
Mormon Church married widow VIII 49,
daughters. Who viii b. named Ann and Man, e.
for tie purpose Of stating the conditions ol 4n u
marital problem. After Aun and Mary eIeM e.hsr "
the Bishop married them also. By the not1e. ssg
be had 4 son named James; BY Mary &c had hs
daughter named Salie, aud By ann r. ae uam and
daughter named Jane Jim n1arr!ed San,s' r.ne
married John, aud had son named kign3rst: CT
The problem, OF rather problems, are: a,s. Msa-
relation is John to the Bishop, to his own mGa s.r
er and father, and to the Bishops VIE Blu -
immediate ch!ll!renl
, 1877-11-11
COMMERCIAL.

The following were the receipts and shipments
OF the leading articles OF produce in this city during
the tweoty-four hours ending at z O'Clock on
Saturday morning, and for the corresponding
time last year:
, 1877-11-11

HOW TO DISPOSE OF THE 4 PER CENTS.
Senator Wallace, Of Pennsylvania, has modified
his bill for long bond for the investment of say
iug5 by changing the rate Of interest from 8 Us to
per cent. In this shape. the operation OF his bill
would be to take the i per cents out Of the bands
of the Syndicate. These bankers have succeeded
in marketing only 10 per cent Of the $780, O0p1 600
of per cents provided for by law. Senator Wal
lace proposes that the ordinary financial machinery
Of the country, the money repositories and Sub
Treasures Of the United States, and il possible
the post-ottices and hanks, be used to bring the
bonds within the reach of the people.
suR1SkAGE OF VALUES IN MASSACHUSETTS.
The Springfield Republican reports that the State
valuation of Massachusetts falls of this year
SOL, 00O 600, being about $50, 600, GOO on real
estate and $50. 003, 600 on personal. This is the
largest reduction OF any year yet, and overdocs in
some n,easure the imitation OF years ike 1872,
when IN increase of 900. 600, 900 was reported.
The valuation Of the State, as now REDUCED and
without the corporations and the savings bank de-
posts, stands at 81, GGs, 226 900. The dcprccia-
ton at Boston this year was over So2, oOo, 00o.
The reduction in taxation last year WAS nearly
81, OOO 900, hut this year only S5G1, 600, showing
that u1ost municipalities made in 1876 about all
the reduction possible in their expenditure. The
cities below Boston, however, have retscnchcl
more sharply during the current year.
GOLD AND GREESBACKS.
Gold was l0214 Gl02ai in grccnbacks.
Grcenhacks were 07sl0o7a ccnts on the dollar
, 1877-11-11

4t@sttc: No. Ct s79s7Ac and teed at &C. cbo,,,
Of hu 80. 1t 5s@c: 90 hu eStSa n ts?sse,
IT. zic n s6 Sd 9% 7; So o.;n r. sss; q 6a III tt
nu do At s65c free On board Total, I,cl
, 1877-11-11

Chicago. Nov. 10.-There WAS fair tsa fos
vessels and the market closed 4 shade drmes, VIC
having been offered for corn to Buffalo. Roon
was taken for 1T, 900 bn wheat 81, 600 bn CT.
and 81, 600 bu barley, To BufalrProps Acss!s :ss
and Nebraska, wheat and barley through; sk! ssat
sted. corn on private terms. To Sarnia-schr Z.
e. Mayes corn through; and Mineral State, Waes!
and corD. To Osdensourg-Pzops Lawrence anu
Qswesatchic, wheat through.
, 1877-11-11

AT YORK LINN, Pa.
WILMINGTON, Del, Nov. 10-William E,
Garrett d Sons snuff mills, at York Lynn, Pa,
were burned this morning. Loss, $1,000; in
surcd for 5000.
, 1877-11-11
STORM DAMAGE.

Specfdl DtsDatch to The Chicago 1FsdaaS
EAST SAGINAW, Mich, Nov. lo.-pu1'ns .oo
heavy gale yesterday the piers at CaseSe an oco
feet OF dock were washed away, caalylas ~,oos
brls OF salt into the river. Schr Miner wy;
ashore and became total loss. Sehr cfa"lo'a
lost her canvass. Loss. IS, 000
, 1877-11-11

BntpcEroEr. Nov. 10. --Arriyed-Prop CITY u
Henry, Henry, 6 100 bu oats: Ilidore, Henry l,
zoo ou corn, 1. 000 bu rye; Aontauk Loespo5@
4, o03 bu oats, 755 hrls flour, 600 empty otis'
, 1877-11-11

consumption: j, 367 ou wheat 732 bn corn, 361
bu rye, :, AL bu barley.
The following grain was inspected Into store in
this city Saturday morning: car rejected, win
ter wheat, % cars No. hard. 10 cars No. edo.
Is cars No. spring, l24 cars No. do, II cars
No. 8 do, I cars rejected (lot whcat); 3S cars
and 1000 bu high mixed corn, 122 cars and
5, 500 bn No. ? do, Ia cars rejected, Il cars no
grade {ol0 corn); 0 cars white oats, 10 cars and
6, zoo tu No. 2 mixed, 1 car rejected (2o oats);
5 cars and I, 184 hu No. 2 rye; "a cars No. bar
ley, 19 cars extra No. do. 0 cars ordinary No.
3 do, cars feed {5s bar1ey). Total {502 cars),
ol2, GOO bu Inspected out: ls:s 776 bu wheut,
l6, s92 bu corn, 20. 026 bu oats, 10, 0f6 bu rye,
L. 231 bu barley.
The following were the receipts and shipments
OF breadstuas and live stock at this point during
the past week and for the corresponding weeks
, 1877-11-11

Special DISPATCH TO The Chicago Tribune
MARQUETTE, Mich, Nov. 10.-Clcased-fo'
selah Chamberlain, echrs Martin Gilman soa'n-
west. Bradley.
Passed down-Prop St. Louis
Wiud-South, fresh; weather line.