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ANNOUNCEMENTS,
Convention, Saturday, June l,elS7S.
PRORATE JUDGE.
To the Democratic Electors of Mon
roe County.

l take this occasion to return TO you my
grateful acknowledgements for the, Kindness
and favors you have heretofore extended to me,
and to announce that lam acandidatsfor re.
nomination to the Office Of Probate Judge, at
the approaching primary elections. The duties
of this Office, which according to law, has to be
kept openlat all reasonable. hours qrthe trans
action of business. will prevent me from maxi
dence in the county Of fifty years, and an in.
timate acquaintance with its citizens and their
interests during that period, will excuse me
from making q personal canvass tgs 8TEI
Very Respectfully, JAS. r. NORRIS
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AssIGNEE's NOTICE.

TN BANERuPTCY,-Dnite States District
/ Court.ss o1thsrn District of Ohio. In the
matter OF Dnvsll & Parker, Bankrupts, No.
17Os.-Notics is hereby given that third
general meetiag OF the creditors Of the above
named Bankrnpts will be held before &. l..
Nys, Register at his office in the city OF Mari.
eta. Ohio, on the lith, day OF May. A. D.
1875, at 10 O'Clock a. m !, tor the purposes
named In the 5os2d. section Of the Revised
Statutes Of the United States, title Bankrupt-
cy.
aprs3,TSy2. af4 Assignee.
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nzpY=THos HgeaRs Il Co., Merchant
Tailors, advertise ip this weeks paper.
Theirs is an old, relIsble establishment
and requires no recommendation from
ussk &sEY 4 saE.G.EsfsK aT0
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wH R.. MASON and Rev. j. r
SMrEHswill hold azMurphy temperance
meeting, at the Hope Ridge meeting
house, Thursday evening, May I'd, $40
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.ia-f The GAINESVILLE Signal says that .
Hnewschurch has been organized in Noble
county Itrequires its members not to
wash nor comb, nor cut their hair but
once . year.
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Cincinnati.

saiApril28i-Flour5 10a6 so; Wheat
l8all 20, :, Corn 42a4Sc; Oats aSa3lo
Rye 59a6lc; Barley 45c. lisea
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fEIf you want posters, bill heads,
letter heads, business or visiting cards,
plain or fancy or any other kind OF job
work, calf at The SPlRIr ofiice
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"QuERY: Why will men smoke COM
mon tobacco, when they can buv Mar.
burg Bros. Seal Of North Carolina, al
the same price r'' Dec. 4'77-Y,
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CincinnatI-April 26--Hogs--
Steady and IN good demand, common 50
75a3 25; lights 3 30a3 40; packing 35
a3 so butchers 3 50a3 70.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1878-04-30

HThe Committee to revise the Pre-
mium List win meet In Woodsfeld on
Saturday, the 18th Of May y..ag.rassgs
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Chicago-April 2e-Hogs-Mar-
ket steady choice So 45s3 60; light SO
10a3 90; butchers pigs 50 30a3 so;
mixed rough 50 90 40; all sold eaIlg
Cattle-Market slow and shade wea.
ker; shipping S. 10a5 %. feeders and
stockers 50 20a4 25; butchers, fairly
active cows 81 20a4 90; bulls Sl550a3
SO; steers SO 00a3, 10; oxen 50 00a4
So i.ie sfseh = 'Ff93 e1s ta1a
Sheep--Market steady and unchanged,
sales at So 50a5 90
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ATTENTION.

Our Spring and Summer stock now
complete in all departments. Dry goods,
Notions Clothing for Men and Bows,
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, &c. We offer
these goods at such prices as will suit
the times and as low as same quality
can be had anywhere. We cordially in.
vite all to call and see for yourselves
MORRIS l. ARMSTRONG;
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wOoDsEIELD NURSERY

Mrs. NJ. A.. Way, at the Woodsfield
Nursery, is prepared to furnish Fruit
Trees, Garden seeds, Pot Flowers of all
kinds, Wire and Rustic Baskets, Snow
fake and Beauty Potatoes, and Bulbs OF
Dahlias, Gladiolus', Tubroses, &c, &C.,
at the lowest cash prices. Where arti.
cles are sent by mail 16 ceuts per pound,
postage, is added to the price. "a
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Nth embellishments,
nh. B. DE NNIE.
PHYSICI4N AND SURGEON,

May be found at his residsnos In Ozark from
4 P. n, to 8 An.
AT REALLSVILLE
From 8 a. N, 10 4 ~. 0f,os next to Henry
Nillsr's residence. spr3o.'7sr.
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New York. /

April 2e-Flour 3 25a7 rs; Wheat l
goal A: Corn 52a56c; Oats 56a39c
Rye72a74c; Barley zoe, ~ $50
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BUSIN ESS NOTICES.
LADIES',

We call your attention 10 fine and we'll
selected stock of Millinery and Fancy
Goods at Miss NJ. A GUTHRIES.-
Goods can be bought as cheap there as
else where. -a-rf-, ,g...
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9yJ. H. War;, Of 7Barnesville, wants
walnut lumber. See advertisement.
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MoNROH
NORMAL. Z. SCHOOL, ! o.
sTAFFORD, OHIO. +. .saI y
G.. w. HAMILTON, I n-,nn,;o,,.I
JOHN g GItllENBANK,} . s'2 -

- - ,lllllti,g eaIr
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The premium of $40 offered for the
best crop Of corn produced, on 2 acres
of ground, for the year 1877, was awar-
ded by the Board to JOSEPH Fox, of
Green township.
T. G, NELsoN, W. n. SIMMONS, and
W. T. MoRKIs were appointed a com
mittee to revise the Premium List.
The Secretary was authorized to rent
the booths on the grounds to different
parties, or to give one party or more the
exclusive control of the grounds, for
booth purposes, for the sum Of S75.
The Beard decided to furnish hay and
straw free to exhibitors of stock and
grain at the market price, during the
three days Of the Fair. ''
Adjourned to meet on Saturday, the
10th day of July, ,,..-.
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MARRIED the 18th inst, by WILL
SON MARTIN, Esq, of Lee township, Mr..
THOMAS HosKINsoN and Miss ELDoRA
FIR. 8a er asygeBps' a99 es35o'
On the 18th inst, by Rev. NJ. M, Pol
LOCK, Mr.. PATTERSON WILSON and Miss
JULETTE WALTON.
On the Oath inst, by ANON MOOSE,
Esq ), of Wayne township, Mr.. WILLIAM
DEARTH and Mrs. MARGARET W1NLAND
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CONGRATULATIONS
Were received by the happy couple from
about sixty invited guests. a
THE MARRIAGE BELL 81
Was suspended from beautiful arch of
flowers and evergreens, Under which the
bride and groom stood during the cere-
mony and while receiving congratula
tions. Itwas sent from Chicago by Mr..
J. W. KoEHLER and Lady for the occa-
sion. u 'l3Yf7t efS't tJls& p "
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aprSo,Tsw5. 4 Sheriff u. G. O.
HuSrEs & MALLoRI, Atiys.
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wooasdeId stockMarket.

April 29-Cattle 24a3 per pound
Sheep 3a4o per pound. Hogs Sc pc
pound, ,sl"4 Ait'" 's'iesf' 3e 1o 'Ef
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Ut. L0uis April 26-Hogs- Fair.
ly active; light shipping to best Workers
SO 10a3 80; packing 8 l5a3 80; butch
ers' to fancy 8 35a3 45 iaslg has H1l6F
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HPot Flowers Of all kinds for sale
at Mrs. WAYS.
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/ SCHOOLS glqz aHT
w0ODsFIELD
NORMAL. SCHOOL.

H,HR Spring term of the Woodsfield
| NormatSchooi will commence Mon.
day, May ID, 1878. and continue eight
weeks. 'NT @s
A compe spt corps Of experienced teaoh-
srs will be employed to meet the demands
Of the school, and the oommolious building
together with the attractive sooiabtlity of the
village give rare opportunities to those who
attend. , .,.,.,.,... +,,.a ss.,,..
Classes In all the branches Of Science VII
be formed, thus enabling every pupil to pur,
sue any study desired. ~
Thnse preparing to tea b osu make thur Z
ough review of the common branchss.--
Book keeping will also be taughtas . sepa.
rate branch. Ie s s1fgu,sf fefs
sf159a 81! EXPENSE, g8 $50 20
Boarding ~. ...ss so per week.
TUITION. ~
Primary Branches =, = .i.,;;:i.,...t.ss 20
Common -. ........." z 90
Higher asS ........ ......s6 90
Tuition in advance. iaea-i
For farther information address sea7a9s
w. NJ HOWEs, a, M. Principal
mch5, ,'7sm2. a. i Woodsfeld, Ohio.
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RThe Best 80 Cent Tea
can be found at P. SCHUMA-
GHERS. be1aqdaI99 oft
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w Garden Seeds cents per paper.
,-.,, -. ,-SCHUMACHERS
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.INFIRMARY DIRECTOR,

ED. SPIRIT: Please announce RoBRRT
McUANMoN, of Center township. as candi-
date for denomination to the office Of Inhmary
Director; subject to the decision of the Demo-
cratic Nominating Convention.
sFs .tf go. MANY DRMocRATs.
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; Miss BELLE .FERGusoN,, linen towels
? The arrangements for the entertain
ment of. the guests were complete in ev
cry respect, the credit of which is due
to Mrs. j. T. JuDkNs and Miss N. B
SINCLAIR, who assisted Mr.. & Mrs
KoEHLER.
81 Thursday morning Mr.. and Mrs
WADDELL left for the east on a tour
Their many friends here and elsewhere
wish them health, wealth, prosperity
and long life.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-08

si7asls Western. CUT MEATS scarcely firm very
moderate business; Eaies 5000 I1ckied Bellies private
terms; 500 Ffesh do, &C., 500 Hams &C.; 90 boxes Rib
Bellies private terms; Niddles unchangea quiet
Western Long Clear 5Fsc City do short 6ac
Long and short Clear, half and half DRESSED
HOGS steady, moderately active: city Heavy Light
4a4q5 SCI Pgs 6l4c.; State Figs .LARD-afarket
without quoabe change though seay price; spot lots
fairly active, Futures very dn sales 800 tea rrme steam,
spot 695e 65 tcs on grade 6529g665c $50 tes Prime
Steam, November 9b2 ge 900 cA December. 662c. 200
tes year 6629e 56o tcs January. 5s5c second Cal. y
%slnoer sh q year SS7 Hge sSS2e JssnIary es2 2S
tcsy 660c.; No. 1 City. sales 80 tcs, 645c.
Refined active sales. 200 Continent. lei 600
West Indies IIivate terms .BUTfER- CHEESE
EGGS-WtthOut important change very quiet.
PErR0LEUM-Qnet wholly nominal Creek advices weak.
We quote: CruGe. in bulk. 5isc: do In ibis. sdSdc.;
Naphtha, 7SGsc; Refined. in bbls, 97sci do. at
Philadelphia and baltimore CSC; cases iS6l4e. Clint
HOudebsh reports sales United here bills;
OH Clty. II 900 bbs at Parker City bb.s: highest
sSisc, lowest S2Rc! opening s3 s closing Size. bd.
for old.
quiet RaDgOOn steady; sales. 700 bags.
in bond. - 10. gold.
sUGAR-Rened moderate steady; standard a.
9isc Giaia aed ga d9ac Powdered 9t219h.; Crushed,
S9sc Raw gtades steady quiet Far ennng cuba.
77s07lisc; Centrifugal Sdss; sales bIs Centrifugal
SLc 800 hhds Cuba MusoOyado (par late saturday 7as
d7bigc.; 500 hhds Molfsses graues bsf.
STEARlNE-Dull Western, &c; City, 7isc.
TALLOW-Steady at 7d7iisc.
WHISKY firm ;sales 80 bbls 81 Il; 100 bbls.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-08
COTTON MARKETS.

Augusta. oct Cotton quiet easy; Middng 9sa9Ec;
MGdne, ga 80; Good Ordinary oac receipts l3ZO
bales, sales. 1884 bales -... -,
BATTNORE Oct. cotton dun Middliug, lOl4c. Low
MddliBg, lCs; Good Ordinary, 93c gr0ss recslpiA $50
bales exports cOastwise 80 bales SAeA 10 Oaes sphA
bales. STOCK 1855 bales. - -,
BO-rOs, oct 7.-GottDn dul Mdding, lOasc4 Low Mid
dlug lO1c Good Ordinary. lOc net receipts, 232 bales
gross. 3OpI bales stock. LOO bales
CARi oct 7COUu active az quotations Middliug
lOc. Low Mdlhug. uac Good Ordinary J4aHesc.; net
receipts 657 nales exports coastwisr 1913 Hales sales
5000 bale3 stock. 50 495 bales
GALVESTON oct 7,-Colton easy MlddlIne. 9lc" Low
gtyc ODd Ordinary 9ic; net receipts, O,I23
bales. sales. 2O34 bales; stock 4i.52S bales.
LOUISVILLE, oct 7.-COttOn quiet; Niddhng. lOisc.
MnmrF Oct. T-Cottcn quiet; Midding. 9aiGi Low Mid.
ding 9c: Good Ordinary 9isd9C net receipts JO2 bales
exports colswse, JyI bales sales $50 bales stock lO0b
bales
SEWORLEANs. Oct T.-COttOn In moderate demand; MID
NIidilug 9'tc.: Good Ordinary, nnmlnal
nst receipts bales gross 33l bales sales 1000 baes
last ryenRg. I, $50 bales: STOCK 22,S2l bales.
X, T.-COttOn quiet Mdltng. IOc.; net re-
cp 500 bales exports coastwise 1885 bales sales 5l5
PM SngIfIIiL oct Cotton quiet Mdiling. l0gc
low Mddng 20; Good Ordinary loc net receipts 4s
bales go l3y bales Gales TO sinners, 1856 bales stock
SAVANNAH oct 7-Cotton quiet Mlddling, &c., Low
Middrng $50 Good Ordinary. YSec net receipts b'4S5
balca exports Great Britain 239 bales 70 the Continent
gg3 bales rOastwise $3.50 bales sales S0OO O3esj last
evening, LOO bales stock, 81 5SI bales
New-York tribune., 1878-10-08
THE STATE OF TRADE.


LIvBRpooI, 7l2SO Cotton easier and fraction
ally cheaper: Miadling Upands 6a Aadng Orleans 6ea
Low Mddng Uplands Gsist Cinod ord 1sry Upands 81;
Ordinary Uplsnds I'd sales of tie day 800 bar rdng
l500 bales for speculation and export There were no receipts
to-day Futnres asd cheaper UpsHds, Low Mddlng clause
October delivery Up.apds Low Mdng causo Oeto
clause December delivery. SIS; upiands
Low Mding cauae, February AMI Marcn deIvery 6s'sd
lIYERPOoL. Oct. 7-2 y. m.-Upaads Cotton 10" MID
ding November aud December delivery, SD s Up
lands. Low Mddng clause, Deceuber ana January denYry
JT1s,d
LTyRRPoot Der. rs n m,-The OF CortOn tp.tay
Included 10 bales American. FUTURES weak Upands, Low
MdinE clause October delivery. Sad; UDlaahs Low MID
ding clause December and January delivery 5 Upands
Low Mlddlng clause, January and February delivery oi
ugands Low Middng clause. March and April delivery
62'ssj.
LIVERPOOL Oct 7-Pork-Eastcrn steady 52i; Western
dgil at Az Cut sealy at 33, Short
RIB steady 34 Long Clear steady at BIB Short Clear
steady 81. Hams-I.ong CUt dnl al 4fi shoulders
steady 2g Cd Beef Mess steady at a. Extra Meas du
At S1s Pdue Mess dun at 81. Lard-Prme western
dull al IS Sd. Talow-Pnme CITY steady AZ 80. Iur
Bentlne-Sprts duh 23 ROsin-Conimon dull ~ ADJ
Fine dun 10 CheeaeAmecsn Choice steady al 40 81 Lard
OIL steady a. ~. Fiour-Extrs state dnl ~ 25 Wheat
No | spring dun az Q Sd; NJ; Spr'ng dnll at SSd;
Wntor New WesterDdnl al Hl0l; New southern dul az
o. Corn old Mixed soft duu at 243c. Prime New MiEed
steady az % sd Cotton Seed Ol-YGi.0w American dull
az 32 Receipts Of Wheat for the past week Atlantic ports
5gOOO rum Pacific p0rts 63j ora; from other sources
Z, 100 qTs. Corn. Al 900 drs.
LEERioot- Oct. 7-l;3O D. m-Iard 35.od. per cwt Tor
American.
LONDON, oct. 7-8 p. m-Tallow 81 Cd d37'9d. per
HAWK Oct Liam closed at IS y francs por 90 kloa
New-York tribune., 1878-10-08

IltIlhIrl aNIt lii .fl p 4''V t.,
ysa,S 81, siESs % ie s TSss IA, lHA 4G Ps ]
FiouH And NEAL-Tl9G Market igGl5e O. lover
lng wnt e bette oEPo aymana sa ] ~ ~ 9 ,s1 gO n:
wloe range, iacindnE 100 blS Low DTaae sS 80 600
sGlA Winter Y6.1l j6gt. El .s65 bsi Giy "-i M
Iytr for West lndiea s5r;5 - l. o. 1b.e
SsF'ia5o gss 5 manly sa 9oas8 IS; Oi tho ,ac. a..
200 ga ass s5' So saS,rah i5 SiP'5 3 s5@9 @1
mon 70 faI - 49, s'1's ns,p5o5 ~ 70 od Ella
Wcti@fH g. U5si 10: Choice FaHcy 10 81 l5a
aomo%a % oo 10 G Choice E5s da g. EGsa 25 ' @
Common Extra 3 s. e. iye MltuTg y l'asl 90. 5 "a
ass 80; 81. Louis common to Pair EAsra . 9O4s4 - 8
s E5H soSsS g5 coang dull declining uTIIERS
H. si4 G rs GOOD to Caocr Family s. sG Choice
to Fancy Family. - 25aSg S9,E6E fi"1TE i"n1TpE Ny Ny
steady sales, SO bbis yellow Western . 25gs4 70 .
Wine Ga, - ~ Brand VINE = 'oHs- % 90 '' 'OO '''N'
0tGi'RRfS1WHF&T-G 10 C. lower for white go
.,Prt % HtSs' sa iosi O10 bash 0cud pg l0
Nh i1.h -, i,,s 5g4 900 bush gtot aud special
,S nGIaing cana 60 hsTsa sTs3s n NO Shicsg IS
gz latter late sS'SFg5y yfy 9,gn,PE ,s e Ss 5 No red
isc ~trsmsr 40 Rot ~ O2as o. steamer No. AnbeI
%si r. Rfa S9'a so a q % 81 'c c1s 81 0 SG"G s 10 an
RED Sae sta 81 % sjs'mTT , r,Sdd no h ~ Us 30
Al UIig UnEadcd whto @72cssl 0li2; 10 White
sieainrT White 81 05. No White 81 73a6l o. part
81 O7 do 10 on Novembc 81 ~ ~ No spring Oc obcr
05n'j ~ closing 9c bin - &c Eskcd DO N9yrnDr Poc,
closing bid, 8GC asked Nc. Amber October ~ ~ =
z-l ~ cnsLg 81 bi ~ O9s asked; No Amber 10 z0th
November ~ O}i7 No. Rcd October g. uS I; No btd
October 08itQSi "a. clos 81 OJ bid Al O3y asked
GoNOyeuboIsl % gdil o. cl sing ~ = Da o. a'sc9
do DrrrI1or 81 % LasO6 clDtiua 81 Oj id 81 90 asked
RYE heavy dec!nu ssle, - OO1 bush state part Csc
~ and 10 arrive soon Western quorl 6b05br bAls
LEY hs9Vy 3CGc lower: Sx.i,Oged state quutsu 81 5d
y 20; Nal Canaia, 81 20 al 81 sleA ejO1 bush No
CJnadI, reported 81 So. BARLEY MALT quiet, un.
changed PEAS dhil.. CORN hd3c iowor very mod
business ior export and home fair trade In Opuos
slrz 100000 bush. options; l2l ~ bush spot inCuHrg
Uuzadd wrtcrn MlE'd, 451d49c steamer Mixed, - Iac
No - LIaiaA-U.: whit Western 5Z@c Round yellow.
G2ic sgpt G1c . arrive 5000 steamer Mixed oc,obtr
tTlsr closing bf 4rc asEo do SuyomOer, 49, Sac
cIsug = I'D 4hr asKcd: do Deocmb'r AIc CUsng 4Bsfc
biz &c. asked No p October asc, closing s7c. BID Asc
assrd: DO 4-aic Closlg lSaC. BID 4Uc fsEd
December i5,fc closing, 49g hid. SOC asfcd i
better. fairly active demand sales lli0OO BUSH
ncludi. K Rejoctel 25Rd2Gc: No. 8, 2IG27hCt No 3
White 2TSl a2Sc No. 2 29D20 &c; No Whe, 2Of zoo
l. 81 I3l 3c No White Soc. Mixed Western % "a
32c Whits do 2ei2d33c.: Ml1od stale. 2sd32c; White
3OU37c. including 2bOOO bush. No. Chicago DOC
.... FEED quiet steady BEAN5 without decided
change fair trade reported
New-York tribune., 1878-10-08
,ag ~ Sgw .foag Ayp nRooyLrS UAREHousEs.

Total bush. 49sl.5O5 s.hO07SO AG1357O 46BO. 100
HAY AND sTRAW-MOdersts sales Of hno grades. which
and quoted steady Low grades abundant quiet
weak.
HIDEs-puu rather weak no EaleS
HoPSPrmc lots IN moderate export requests poor grades
plenty, duh rather weak
MOLASSES-Dul. unchanged.
NAVAL sToR E5-sPiIits Turpeutine hTm. quiet e9ej
sales 80 bbls AZ this price stock 44O3 bbs against 744
bbs time last year Hosins in nOderse sale steady
Good strained 81 4OaS 30 sales 3OObbls Pale
stock 29 2O0 bbs against bbs same time last year
Of Tar 100 bbls sold - % for Wilmington stock
"a bbls, against 2. $50 bbls. time last
OCEAN FRElGHI5-DulL rates unchanged. those for
meuts-LyeTpOO steam. 5000 Grain, 3D., so 10 loo
Bacon s7s CD 600 pkgs Batter 1900 boxes Cheese
500 racks ld al 46H bOJtcA DO pryOe terms 5000 bales
Cotton, s; 5000 bales do through freight iaf sail 80
tons on Cake, 2Os 900 bbS Flour through freight Sd
London steam 10000 bush Grain, Cad; 90 hhdA Tobacco
2Zs Cd announcement ton 1000 boxes Cheese fOs 90
22s 3D. 1000 boxes Cheese TO pEgs Provisions quoted
35a ass Cd: 5000 bbs Flour both through freight private
terms Antwerp steam Grain quoted SGD; do 10 koter
dam 3D. Hayre stoagl 1000 bush dos % ~ lge gold
100 tons Boneus 25s British steaDshlp, lil6 tons due
here) laid berth 70 Liverpool general cargo. in.
eluding above Cotton at btsd ChaFters-ttaian bark
10 Cork for orders 1000 ora Grain Ca s1 another,
10 Cette hersees 2JcO do De- 3D. two Others
Date each 8OOO dos British bark Lunkrk,
S0O0 as bs 3D. two American barks reported Japan
and Shanghai 10000 10 $1,000 eass hened Peolenfn pm
terms Germ bark reported 20 Bremen Hamburg,
100 bbls private terms another 20 arrive, fruu Pha
delpha Continent 1000 d. 3s 3D. Italian bark from
Boston 10 benOa 600 bbls. do. "a. Cd.
ROVISIONS-PORK-MarEe about steadyi spot lots
futures rather quiet sales 90 bbs Mess
spot 70dS O. latter choice 20 Obls Family Mess
sl2 6O0 bills Mess November - % 200 bbs December
SS 10 Second Call-NoYember 81 6OG - Oh DeceHDer
ss 650K9 TB January so 90 $40 bU..,BEEF firm. mod
crate pquy 100 Philadelphia Mess SlB 3d..
REEF HAMS without important change very dull quoted.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-08
Government bonds were rather more active, and
the older issues strong at full figures. We an
my c1trraut ouotatious
In State bonds, Missouri Is OF 1858 sold 40 IOI4l
and of 1889 al lOJ.


Twenty-aine shares Nassau Bank sold at 50.
Railroad bonds wcIe without special feature
Kansas and Texas consolidated asSrnted' were ac-
tive at -. Northwest gold bonds were steady al
ln2Il and Ohio and Mississippi seconds at G6l2
Canada Southern guaranteed iirsts yielded 10 7ii2
and Central Pacific TO 1868. Morris and Essex
seconds sold at 107, Erie ffthS al lOSGlO~l2, and
Grand Rapids and indianapolis rsts guaranteed at
90.
Gold opened at 1OOSs, and advanced 10 1O0lilG
and two DAYS interest, later selling Gt lOG"- and
two days interest al winch it closed bid. The cash
cold was in good request and borrowers paid from
2 TO 3l2 per cent for use. The Assistant Treasurer
paid ont SSi 900 in coin interest on tho public
debt and $50, 900 in redemption of called bonds
The DAYS business of the gOld-clclriug department
of the Bank of the State of New-lOrk covered ::
Gold cleared, $40, ,l45OOO; gold balances, 81 l,23O
500 currency balances, 81 ,23GSlO.
Foreign exchange was rather sieddlcr FOR short
sight. We annex current quotations:
New-York tribune., 1878-10-08
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE,
Per NORTH R,per. Tesseis and Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT
MONDAY Oct T. lS-R

AsHFS-cuet, at late prosN -,
COFFI.I- grades ohbinE sale steady sales 81
zoo MaIacairo private terms quoted IA HltCi java 49,"
gold lilo grades M small -ac, iah.t weak CaIs"'
lalqdlTasC gold. EOtlIuC but l0htiug trade.
COTTON spots" Quiet. alike tor export ana Coh-unp
lion prices lower, weak. EccCps AZ lc PORTS
% sol bars, against 2i35f s7ne DAY iasl wot anI
Gf2 same dry last total Septrmbrr l. A2e2b
6aic aruIEst iSOJl last SSl,s 10 cay
$50 tales Of which i5 laio tay. diHg 20 to eA
mort 81 for consumption ilCluutd IN o." above Ale -aO
kaics 10 ar1lvef : delivered contract. l,2uO la'cS
New-York tribune., 1878-10-08
financial.

A PROMINENT of FISCAL AGENCY for
n THE STATE or KANsAs.--To whom it may con
c.Tp oticr is hereby given, that the American Ex
change National BanE Of the city Of YORK StSse & O
New York has been appointed the hsca agency OF inc
@ at Kapsas and al bonds and coupons OF he Slae 0t
kansas or of any County Township CITY Board OF Educa
% m school Datuct State which are by their terms
syabls St he Fso Agency Of the state OF Kansas IN New
g' ~ III hs maid AZ said American Exchange National Bank
me aforesaid take effect and DO In force nom
a "a aItsr ths lat day of october, A. ID. 1873
Given under hand and the Official seal OF my ONCE az the
civ OF Topeka Kansas, this the llth day
lSkALI Of September, A. d. 1873.
p l. BONEBRAKE. Auditor OF State.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-08

Cv trade been little active the past week and
dealers are hoping that considerable business VIII STU
Ea Is Among th6 weeks arrivals
we're several carload Of medium sized Carriage Horses from
Canada The reports fair demand Tor TINS Class or
Horses which thinks 10 manly owing to the hct hat
parties who formerly used largo stylish CoaSh
Hor-eS cOntentiuR themselves with the
smaller or medium animals It Is ciamtd
yusIle as largo one while the cost Of keeping Is usually
A carriage OF diving animals
that con ne soa al S6Ua IN bettor demand than any
cas market Railroad and stage companies
they want TO purchase such
horses "a cost per head last spring fr
SlQ5 There has been Limited call Tor good
siye hor.e. well boued, short back and SOUND IN
every particular express and general business purpos
and Rh as 5000 per has paid, th0ug the lat
SO required good deal squeezing ON tho part % sassnen
few canadian Ponies held sale at moderately low
eres sttll demand Is light that dealers nd uPos
le 20 dispose VI them. Imports THIS week are ha Oi
Engb the property OF Charles heo OF Sar
stnra one or Two Of them were noted steepechasers