Detroit Free Press from Detroit, Michigan • 4

HOLIDAY GOODS OREIG NEWTORK INANCIAL 318000 If 747 I 1400 360 4 bu 40 bu 46 117 360 147907 1875 lOJj 102j BoCS InUp 105 II 104 SEELY' Perfume STOVES STOVES 6 00 £0 10 1 PITTSBURGH Superior to AT A $20000 STROKE 2 9 1852 75S3 TEXAS CLOTHING CLOTHING 40 81 1 20 25 no21 4plnilS6 20 SAIISAPAR1L 49 TO SHIP CHANDLERS 75 THE GALLOWS MICHIGAN 40 102 20 3 10 oo 90065 578193 4 5 a 45 25 00 10 (6 25 5 40 6 25 600 7 00 5 75 4 25 9 3 14 i 23 20 5895 ijiba 150 1832 2 9 10 2T9 Cattle 1895 2481 3401 3401 1722 124 iis'' i23 18417 113 "66 148000 4WUOO 704060 220 16 30 5 50 00 406 50 50 25 £55 L0 00 4 63 753 75 10 50 00 58 105 104 18741 11 74 55 Injured While Coupling Car Special Dispatch to The Detroit ree Preee jjknton Harbor Dec 18 At St Joe this morning Henry Hannon an emplove on the Chicago Michigan Kake Shore Railroad wa3 severely injured while coupling cars He slipped and fell between the care and was it la feared fatally Injured about the head and Chert iiUOULT The demand i equal to the eupply at for prime boxt HAY Baled hay at )t7 la car Iota aad 18 for 67 54 105 99 5 20 105 16 114 21 119 18 106 104 1875 875 6331 1416 418 2440 0695 48 Wool per lb Rye per bu Barley percental Oats ier bu Cort per bn Wheat white per bu Wheat amber per bu 8 00 8 75 6 a 60 5 00 12 25 3 25 GO or PariTyiax tlie Blood This compound vegetable alter Sarsaparilla Doc linria and Man with the Iodides taasium andiron i a mOt effectual ci a scries of ccznn 'A 1 New York Ury Goods market Nkw obk Dec 18 The package trade con tinues quiet except iu brown sheetings and low grade cotton flannel? which were fairly active and steady Shirting prints and cambrics are in fair demand but low ta ancy cassimercs and ehirtinge are taken in mod crate amounts Worsted coatin are quiet Holiday handkerchiefs embroideries etc are in fair request 1 29 for best old white 18 for best new white 81 1 99 for best old white 18 for best new white 11 1 92 for best old white new white 24 for best old white 9 Sheen 5377 2799 7183 7183 5224533 201 7 99 5 1050 '906 15183 104 36 THE niALAkS GEBIXG NO KE SIS'Z'ANCIS TO BIMTISH TROOPS 82i 20 20 14 DECISIONS PvENDEEED IN SEVERAL MICHIGAN GABES 31200 11442 3574 400 470 9192 1275 Pork Packing at Cincinnati Cincinnati Dec 18 The total number of hogs slaughtered here this eeuon is 295971 head same time last season 295557 head A atal Accident Special Dlspitch to The Detroit ree Press Grand Karina DcclS The son of Patrick Moore of Monterey Centre was instantly killed by tbe falliug lLnb of a tree striking him on the head OPEH GRATE STOVES HOT AIR URNA ire lace Heaters Etc KELLOGG KING THE EMPEHOP BRAZIL TO VISIT UNITED STATES IN ASBTL 61 96 89 39 56 57 54 105 16 31 133 133 61 mysterious Disappearance or a Mil ler Special Disnatch to The Detroit ree Prcra Birmingham Dec 18 Robert i Opdyke proprietir of the grist mill here went to De troit Tnureday and drew $300 late in the af ternoon and has not been seen since' oul play is suspected 1W 108 25 101 92 Italy ART BE WILL REPRESENTED A'X THE CEN TENATAL iv Rome Dec IS The committee on Amert enn Centennial exhibition hare received 6O applications for space in the Italian depart ment The larger part of tt exhibitors will send works of art The Herzegovinians Receiving Aid in Their Struggle With Turkey 50 25 85 55 53 Hallock Co CLOTHIERS MERCHANT TAIL0 104 4 115 21 119 18 107 1054 Westward bd IU Special orty Ameiican Ermters Arrested in Can ada and Their Game Confeoated 2635 UNITED ACTION OP 711E SCEAVONIANS York Dec 2s A Ragusa dispatch says a conference of the united Christian representatives of Bosnia was held at Jamaica yesterday for he purpose of discuss ing the present aspect the conflict with the Porte andof agreeing upon It plan far utited action Eighty representatives were present If was unanimously resolved to continue the conflict until the Turks were expelled' from tba teiTitory Cen Panlo vltoli legate of the national Government of Herzegovina will visit tlie capitals and ask the powers to accord Leligerent recognition to the Herzegovinians 97 105 17 lu ns Boston Wool I Boston Dec 18 Wool The market is un I changed although buyers have not been quite eo I numerous the past week A fair business has been done for the season the transactions being I chiefly in domestic wools Seles of Ohio and I Pennsylvania fleeces at for extra and XX I Michigan fleeces have been more inquired for and I I extra sold at 4145c Wisconsin and Indiana I wools sold more freely at The demand is I almost exclusively for fine wools and scarcely jiny I medium or No 1 fleeces have been sold but the stock is quite small Combing and delaine fleeces continue to be held quite firmly and are scarce at for washed and for unwashed Pulled wools liave been arriving quite freely and have met with a better demand The sales have been principally at for superfine and an extra lot of choice Bae tern superfine sold at 476Cb our of Hie 3fontre'i Rioters Sen tenced to Six Monthb Iiuprlson Sitat 4 titeht kin 43Oakcalf RGI 190l 38 37 Nov 20 Nov 27 Dec 5 Dec 11 MC RDec 8 I BC 7 99 5 ArresUdfor Larceny Special Dispatch to The Detroit ree Lansing Dec 18 Detective Baker brought James Spears from Splcervllle last evening and he was taken to Stanton to day by Sheriff Watkins of that place on a charge of grand larceny 10 1 75 14 25 20 6 20 3 50 Buffalo DcC Tbo market was doll and heavy quiet sales of ten cars new No 2 mixed Western to arrive at 58c offered at 37c bnt there are no buyers Rye sales of 9600 bu No 2 Mil waukee at about rac quiet sales of 50! bu at 11 05: 200 budoatOJc 2 O') 2 53 87 3 50 9 22 8 10 35 9 11 1220 UU a 31 134 133 60 79 61 95 9 40 56 59 104 104 85 66 434 99 5 5 20 97 105 4 115 21 119 18 106 104 I i i i I Gold closed at iH4llH i I4I1141 114l 113 66 4 7 97 5 20 97 ICC 16 114 18 Owen Trumbull of Grant Township was arrested a few days agp charged with having committed adultery with Mrs Alexander Bresson formerly Isabella Campbell of Case ville The defendant was brought before Justice of Grant 'Township who committed the prisoner in default Of bail to the county jail to await his trial at the Circuit Court In January Alexander Bresson tbo complaining witness formerly kept the Campau Hotel at Caseville and has been working a farm on shares for Crawford of that place for several years and has given good satisfaction as hard working and in dustrious man His1 wife to whom he has been niarriel for three years and by whom he has a child two years old is only eighteen years of age The husband testifies that hav ing suspected the incontinence of his wife he pretended that he was going to the village to he gone all night but returned and at un aperture which he had before purposely made in the side of his house discovered that which led to the arrest as above narrated IT WILL PAY YOU L'o see the DAUNTLESS and our generi sortment of stores at Deacon '50 2 Green kip 8 19 V9O i tl iai 50 Sheep hide50 00 Balls stag and grubby Miscellaneous Telegrams Ex Gov John Brown of Tennessee has ieu appointed Vice President of the Texas Pacific Railroad and has accepted A Louisville dispatch says Samuel Crane has been appointed of the United States Circuit Court and Austin Bal lard clerk of the United States District Court The appointments wore made by Hon Bland Ballard Judge of the District Court and concured in by Judge Emmons of the Cir cuit Court i James Carr eighteen years of age was found Saturday niffht frozen to death on the Merrimack River at Lowell Massachusetts A wood chopper named Wolf was found frozen to death near Tremont Mw Hamp dire He had been drinking 1 1875 1360 3M 29842500 2820 179 8460 21 8 15 14 130 729 7 26 3530 164 21000 88 10436 elevators during the 745 48 6300 50 20000 112 1593 1235 2 00 2 35 28 22 2 SH 3 7 00 09 a Gold Exchange Land Warrant Quotations carefully revised each day for Thb Dstroit uze Piuses by David Pbkston Co uaiDvuitj cr iv uvuwuru xeiruib Exchange on New York Exchange on Chicago United Staten bonds baying at tier cent below rates Michigan 7s int to Beller Wayne County 7s long bonds Bay City 8s East Saginaw 8s Detroit City 7s long bonds American gold foil weight New York gold exchange American silver and Canadian money LAND WAJIBANTB BCBJLP ETC 80s of 84 120s of 115 100 Upper Peninsula scrip on the dollar Lower Peninsula scrip on the dollar Hogs 7067 5127? 9708 9706 7022 361 6 21 75 so 35 2 GO 33 68 90 60 80 31 57 55 103 17 31 134 4 134 60 75 61 96 89U 3914 53 105a 104 42 6041 83 85 61 66 40 85 10 Mv WhnloQiln TrQHofnr19 corn 21090 bu oats 18000 bu barley 1000 bn I 'l II I KA I tJ' I I KI I 0 vUj rye 7000 bn 4 bu bu 224 414 308 Cora Oata oastt 816962 4000 982612 23996 34802 149682 2i7xi awox W0 20001 48611 9 43 41 OS 87 iJPratice ELECTION OP SENATORS Vehsulles Dec lb MWaHon Minister of Public Instruction and Manager Dupan lonp Bishop of Orleans were elected Sena tors tO'day by the Assembly Menhaden No 2 operm a Straits Bank ibj Mecca 12i Pebble Rock No 1 Car fa bricator Natural Va lubricator Reduced Va Turpentine by the bbl Tarpentine tn less quantity Neatflfoot 1 only 85 cars of wheat against last week falliug off somewhat have been reduced about Prices have remained at $1 25 and closing at fl Coarse grains have remained very dujl and without change in tone The movement of the hog crop has Improved very dceldedjy aid prices ruled strong for live dressed or cut meats pork ham etc The heavy average of weights is a great surprise to many and the fachat (he price of perk keeps up 90 well net calculated to give confidence to pack ers I The total dkeipts and shipments of flour and grain for the weeks given were as follows: Week ending Dec 17 Dec 11 4 Reels flhlpta Kecta Shi pts loor bbls 87 8 7214 10091 9605 Wheat bn 30704 23651 79408 Corn ba 4212 446 5190 7524 The following stocks of grain were tn store at the points named and in transit at the latest date obuinabla: In store at bush New York 5878936 Albany Bullas 2552359 vxucnro Milwaukee Dulutb Toledo Detroit Oaweito tft Lota 1874 1201 5980 1274 6221 1151 165 A937J 6308 Meeting of the Board of Appeals of the National rotting Association NATIONAL TROTTING New York Dec 18 The Board of Ap peals of the National Trotting Association held ite annual session to day and rendered the followin'? decisions 5i osier Chlcbester vs the Galesburg Driving Park Association application for the removal of penalty of suspension on black stallion ess la Lndell and Kane denied Campoeil of Mount Carmel Michigan ap plication for reinstatement denied Campbell was expellee for alleged fraadulent conduct II Rhodes of bt Joseph Missouri vs Galesburg Diivingark Association Application for removal of fiuspenaian on Metcaf and Iowa Mate and claim for return of en trance money denied on the ground that the tl legfid postponement of the races by the associa tion vas made In accordance with the rules Battle Creek Horse Association of Battle Creek Michigan vs Lafayette Thayer and? rank fZto Dr Lewis Ordered that in conformity with rule 14 the horse be expelled but the owner being gailty of no fraud that he be restored The Board aies decides this case that no money was won by the horse under the alios i LauongJork Association of Laming Michl gan Ex parts application for removal or saspen eion Edward Sperry of Battle Creek Michi gan and that of hr Brown Mary Granted The Board adjourned to meet at Cleveland on the first Tuesday of May AH tbo cases now on the docket will sand for triaJ at that meeting i a oakev first appearance on the STAGE 'V Ex Mavor A Oakey Hall appeared to night In the Park Theater In the play of Cru cible' and had a most enthusiastic welcome to the stage The theater was crowded in every part and among those present were the fCBt representatives of the best society Toledo Toledo Dec Steady with a mod erate demand Grain Wheat Steady with a moderate demand: No 2 white Wabash at $1 85 No 3 white Wabah at Ji 2334 old No 1 white Michigan at 1 50 regu lar do al 2614 2 white Michigan at St 13 ex tra white Michgan at fl 84 No 1 amber Michigan at 99c No 2 red winter at $1 O2W rejected red winter at b8c Corn steady and in fair demand eld hi 'h mixed at 56c new high mixed 49c on spot Jan uary at 43Jc old low mixed at 53c new low mixed at48c new no grade at Oats dull and unchanged Clover eed steady with a moderate de mand at 17 157 25 Dressed Hogs Steady with a moderate demand: qu ted at 88 20 eed Bran held at f12 50 lour none wheat 7000 bn corn 30000 bu oats none lour none wheat 4000 bu com 4000 ba oats 8000 bu Telegraph Pacific Mail Adams1 Express Express AM Express Express Central Erie Erie pfd Harlem Harlem pfd Michigan Central Union Pacific Lake Shore Illinois Central Northwestern pfd Central Rock Island St Paul fit Paul pfd Wabash Wabash pfd Wayne Terre Haute Terre Haute pfd Chicago Alton Chi Alton Ohio Miss Indiana Central Bar Qaincy St Joe Del Lac West A Telegraphen Pacific bds Union Pacific Mariposa Mariposa pfd Panama land grants 7 0WCgO Oswego Dec The market is unchanged Cora steady No 2 mixed Western dull No 2 Canada held at (1 10 N2 Bay Qnlnte at I J6 No 1 Canada at SI A Suicide Rnd Singular A celdcul Pittsburgh Dee 18 Mary Ogle a mtd He aged colored votnon cornciiUcd suldide shortly before noon to day lv throwing her self under the wneels of tne Chicago exprets few mites below the city Sho was struck by the engine and thrown over a culvert wall about foity feet high and instantly killed Ab the train was backing up to pick up her bioy'the rear car struckan old man who was walking on the track and the train passed over him killing him instantly His name is tr known but he is snDpoacd from a bag of wo lounu upon mm to nave been a stone jaaton JARED A SEXTON 8hl By SxMrxi Ckais Deputy Sharifi Burt Clark Attorneys Patad Norwnbw 18 to 1 lent and afllicirm purifies the biordl ges cut the lei inTnrtw 4n thp av4 that undermine health and settle into tmubl disorders Eruptions of the ekin are the a pi ance on the snrioce of humor that 1 pel led from the blood Internal tne determination of theee same humor to I internal organ or organs whoee action thev range and whose ubetancc they and atroy fiARRATARnjru expel mese hui from the blood hen they are gone the dica they produce disappear such aa Ulceration 4 Liver Stomach Kidneys Langs Eruption Eruptive Diseases of the Skin St Anthonv 1 Rose or Erysipelas Pimplee Paatulea Biota Boils Tumora Teller ana Salt Rheum bcald IJ Ringworm Ulcers and Korea Rheumatism 3 ralgiA pain in the bones Side and Head ea Weakness Sterility Leucorrhea anaing ternal ulceration and utenne dnsease Dropsy pepsia Emaciation and General Debi lit? their departure health returns Prepared 6y Dr AYER CO LOWELL Ml Practical and Analytical Sold bv all druggist and dealers In ARRAND WftjllAMS CO Detroit Bale agents being: Bud yet stocks 83 83 57 57 59 I W4 1W lOi 16 15 15 OXW OL 1: 4 141 131 I13t 6O 00 75 75 61 61 96 96 i 89l 89 2 00 1 50 1 25 1 25 'HOOOO 63000 TriOOO 2S00 £24477 4373 iron 300000 33WM0 WOMEN Who value BEAUT can illy afford because able heretofore to procure a preparation that would enhance it to class TOILETINE with the vicious compounds palmed off aa beaatiflers By skiDfai use It accomplishes more than you expect DETROIT LIVE STOOR MARKET lUlcblsan Central lards Saturday Dec 18 The receipts during the past four weeks over the Central Railroad for three days ending to day at 9 were as follows: Iloreee 17! 3 53 30 30 The Murder of Sara Alexander The murder of Abel must have been in tensely interesting at the time because of its absolute novelty but since then and es pecially of late In New York the crime has become so common that unless it Is sur rounded by peculiar circumstances it attracts little attention Now we have a murder not so mysterious as others recorded yet strange enough to be one of those dramas of crime which the public never tires of studying The circumstantial evidence thus far points to Pcsaeh Nathan Rubenstein as the murder er of Sara Alexander the young girl who found with her throat cut In a corn field oji the outskirts of East New York Many fails inevitably make him the object of sus picion He was intimate with his cousin She nursed liitn in an liiness in April last At the time of her death she was enviintc About thia time his wife and child are ex pected to arrive from Europe lie has been identified as the man who rode'ta thp same car with her on Sunday evening and the two were seen walking together when they left the car toward the place where the body of the girl was found On Monday night Rubenstein rose from bis bed and told his father of a dream he bud Ip phich Sara aine to him and cried I Papa See moi see tne I have been killed I have been taken ten miles from New York and killed Come to me ootprints were found in the field which correspond to the size and shape of bis boots even to a broken place in one of the soles and tome of the dirt which remains on the lioots resembles the soil of the field Upon these facts a plausible theory of guilt may be conr stiucted Tbs motive and the method of the crime may be inferred from them And yet Rubenstein may be innocent He may have reduced Sira Alexander and have accom panied her to the corn field and still have had no share in bpr death On stronger clrennistartial evidence' than that wc have collated many an innocent man bein convicted condemned and hung If Rubenstein did kill the girl hp will probably confess die apparently loved her and bls'seetus to be the kind of mind which from the consciousness of fuch guilt would suffer agonies of terror and remorse As piniing that he is guilty vie have another example of the gigantic folly as well as crime which almost always Is involved in murder He was afraid that bls sin would be known to his family and his eeaf he was probably disturbed by the reproaches of the young woman end alarmed at the expected return of his wife1 Life seemed easy and tbo future plain if he could only get rid of thia exposure and disgrace dp that he must nd himself of the girl Her death would be attributed toothers to one of those vile gongs of outlaws which infest the subrrbs of the city Noone would suspect him If Rubenstein is guilty it was thus no doubt that he reasoned But wbat stupendeus foily I To escape from a little sbame be pishes into a horrible erime Ha kills the girt and $he is silent to others but forever eloquent to him Jn the stillness of the night she calls to him from the field where she lies on her bloody bed Not only i re iKorsfl forever on hfs track but the law joins la Hie hunt Like most criminals he is un able to coecbI the trag of his deed The dead bodj always remains ami starting from that mute witness the bloodhounds of the Jaw unerringly pursue the fugitive murderer through all the labyrinths in which he vainly hopes to hide There is a lesson in this to ail who ignorantly fancy that security from the consequences of one crime can be estab listed on thp foundations of (New Vwfc 40 28 18 18 22 6 SALE Notice is hereby y7 Virtue of a decree of the Circuit Court for tho County of Warne and State of Mich igann chancery in a certain cause therein nend jkereln Caroline JV Eaton is complaluaut and Henry Pardo Mary Pardo Henry Tom IteAOBiad Lester Waterbury are defendinuifileell oubHc auction to the highest bidder th ebruary A 1876 at Bt the ea8t of 010 51LtTf? the City of Detroit in Paid county Circuit Court 8 heJiX all that certain lot or par JSi lJnjfand otfce' of yue and 8 ate of Micht lot number eight (8V in block numbered one hundred nnd seven (iirTk trr rlm thTJr recorded to thRgi cryoT Deeds for eaid county Dated Detroit De isth A 1878 JAMBS POUND jre CIrcalt Court CnmmijonnnM wrumuoK ft Post Solicitors for Complainant It 4 16464358 3436333 3581712 £255239 15762136 335M880 3461799 237837316004983 4813012 3786287 2892970 11239165 4076096 3337110 3160378 I Tbfl following ere the reported receipts end ehip Enropean money jHaxMoL Jrx I meats of the articles named for the 21 hoars end Loiroorr Dec JS 5 Consols 98 for I feg 9 doek thU morniag and also the receipts American Securities 8 coupons I year 67106 BCW5XM i Receipts Shipments imencM naiiway stocx ora i 96 Erie 136? do preferred 27? lour'bbls TiW amount of bullion withdrawn from tfce Bank I Wheat ba of England on balance to day was £90000 I Corn bu Pahis Doc 18 5 Reutes dosed at I Oats bu 65f 80c 1 Barley ranafhi i American Securities I Apples bbls New fives 99 Beans lbs I Butter lbs New Yorlc ScocK JPlnaneil Intel Cheese lbs llffeucc Cared meats lbs I Cattle fiOLPJUrXBT I Hhl Nxw Yows Doc 18 opened at 11 06 fell I tons off to 11896 and closed at 113 There were I some sales of Jong gold to day and there was a I Dried fruit Ibe disposition among the room speculators to sell the I Dreeed hozs maiket in anticipation of the January disburse I Live hogs ments hence the weakness I Hidns lbs mojtst MARKZT I Highwlnes bbls Money wps quoted at per cent Prime I iron lbs mercantile paper at 88 per cent I Lumber LOAMS 1 Lard lbs The rates paid for carryinc were 1 1 2 4 and 5 I Leather lbs por cent were also made fiat I Potatoes 3TERLINGEXCHAN6B pntnah Sterling exchange quoted at 485 Mor sixty 1 Pork days and 489H f0T signt I gait bols TZUCASTTRY maSVRSEMXNTS Seed lbs The Assistant Treasurer to day disbursed 84d0 I shingles in 000 I Staves cars CUSTOMS RBCETPTS I TallOW Customs receipts to day were $il3 000 I Tobacco CIiBARDTGS I Thp following Clearing hoaee transactions to day amounted to I ineiouewiag $260000uk I drswn from tho BAILROAD BONDS I ShOUtt: to Railroad bonds were quiet in late afternoon deal I lugs Central Pacific roe to 107H Western Pa I cities brought 100 and Milwaukee ft fit Paul con I Shipments BVHUftl OU 0418481 juuunuv to'i GOVBBMMKKT SECURITIES Government bonds closed firm The following shows the range of quotations during the past WWK to Cp Cp '04 Cp New '65s Cp Cp cw 5b registered 10 40S coupons Currency bs SOUTHERN STATE BONDS 1 State bonds were quiet and prices nominal The following shows the range of prices for the past week I Grain to Providence and Worcester Elevator I Providence at Boston rates I tin Car loads only Philadelphia Jersey City and Baltimore same ar I NewYork Dressed hogs to Buffalo 20c Albany 45c: I New 'York 50c Boston 55c Philadelphia 50c Lumber to Buffalo 12J4c Albany New We quote: Mink fine dark Northern 1 MinkWeetern and Northwestern ox red 1 nora ru MSUV i uutn Raccoon Nbrth Ohio Michigan axd 1 Northern Indiana IXUUqUUU GCOIMU JUU 1 44 VT teirVl it B11U I Sou them I Beaver Northern and Eastern per lb 1 Beaver Western and Southwestern tter aarx Otter sp a them (fased Sknnk14 rtrlpe cased Skunk narrow stripe cased Skunk brad and white isher dark lslltrpdle Bear large fine Bear large coarse and Western Bear eno Marten" dark tead brqwn Marten yellow aud pale Wolf large mountain Wolf Western and prairie Wildcat House eat Oppossum Muskrat fall Muskrat winter Muskrat kites riadeer Ma Lynx 350 Deer ekine in the hair per lb fall ana eummer 30 Deerskin wlpter 20 Deerskin dreeaetf per lb to' 1 1 50 I8H 8eapjnabl7 art ive at quotations hlte flah half bbls at 5 Trout half bbls $4 25 Mackerel are very high and quotations nomi P41 Labrador hentagtot Codfish 85 cwt boneless cod 7c per OBIGN RDiTSUnops 86 per box oranges Havana per bbl $9 and 83 50 perJOO boxes $4 50: Valencia In cases $8 Vfyt 50 rv rench pranes new figs layers do drums dates prunel loe Jtec' copoa nuts (6 per 100 Malaga grapes per keg or ou tor lb ksga Venison is arriving mors freely and the shipping demand is a' trifle irregular but price are ahouf Bmallw games compare 'ZJL UUI4P Uw i Alconol and kerosene oil quotations are net cash Linseed and Turpentine ten daysto POTATOES Rose in steady demand at 22c on track Pcachblows a sale of 300 bu at 30c POULTRY Receipts were more liberal to day but no material accumulations were noted Sales were noted in lots as follows Turkeys at 13c chickens at Ducks quotable at 13c and geese at 8c PROVISIONS Steady as follows: Mesa pork 82020 50 clear mesa Lard tierce 13c "keg Mess beef 811 extra mesa beef 812 smoked hams 15c break fast bacon 15c Smoked shoulders lie SALT Onondaga steady at 81 40 Saginaw 33 inside for car lots SEEDS There was' little doing to day Clover seed is quotable at 7 25 Timothy is dull at 60 The market is firm without quotable change Crushed Powdered Granulated Standard A Small A oreicn ark ere Losrtibw Deci IS 5 Crad petroleum at l's 6d AnTWKau Dec 18 Refined rlruleni Ameri can 29 Lira iirooi Dec Colton Quiet' middling Otlcsns at 7JXO nd taof 5880 11953 were the amounts of grain with elevators named during the lost Wheat ConT Oats Bar'y Rye Ln Kn 2580 City consumption 2108 363 Total 4738 363 i The following table shows the estimated amount of grain in store: nucufc vura vratu xw ivyts on 137471 10436 147007 1400:8 COMPLIMENTS THE SEASON to We have made a specialty of II0LI i DAY GOODS for the last fit teen years Our business relations with the mus i celebrated manufacturers of oofls i I our line ot trade iu the Old World and our thorough knowledge of the Arants of the public enable us to offer unusual inducements in4 Diamonds Watches rench Clocks and Bronzes Coiais Cameos' etc of our own importation We have never shown a more varied or finer assortments than we now have in stock nor have prices ever been so low All are invited to inspect onr goods whether wishing to purchase or not PHILADELPHIA 4 Visit of tlic al Party to the Centennial Unlldlngs PnnaDELHHiA Dec This morning the guests of the Centennial committee left the Continental Hotel for airmount Park At IRghtcenth ami Walnut streets President Giant joined the company which arrived on the Centennial grounds about half past eleven After a drive of over an hour the party en tercd Horticultural Hall "which" was tasteful ly decorated Secretary Chandler escorting the President and Childs Mrs Grant Secretary Bristow and Robeson following The building inspected the company entered the banqueting hail and after prayer by Bishop Simpson partook of gs delightful dinner made more enjoyable by music of a flue orchestra John Bullett presided The repast over Mr Bullett explained the dimensions of the Centennial buildings IIe said they would cover more ground than those of any exhibition of modem times Already more than oue half ot the space had been" taken by foreign governments' Speaking of the cost he Bald: it would be $6724850 What was needed to complete the work was $1537140 The speaker urged upon the representatives of the government to con sider the importance of the exhibition and to afford the means necessary to finish the work Whatever prestige may result from Its success will ensure to the credit of the entire country 1 to To the toast "President of the United President Grant bowed his acknowledgments to Chief Justice Waife responded to the toast Supreme Court of the United and thanked the people of Philadel phia for the handsome reception and trusted the great event would prove a success 4 Senate of the United was re sponded to by Senator Morton who said that Pennsylvania had done all they "could' and lie believed that other States would edme forward? If the exposition was carried out and he had no doubt but that it would be the generations yet to come would cherish our memories as we do those of our ancestors of one hundred veers ago i John Hancock of Texas responded' to the toast House of lie said the differences of opinion between the two sections had passed away in the desire to help the patriotic movement which would take place next year He expressed astonishment at tlie great progress made with the buildings 'to 4to "to Gov Bedie of New Jersey responded to the toast of the" "several He said the government was right in leaving the people to do the work at first but now it was time for Congress to take a part in the great exposition" the basis of the: prosperity of the was responded to by Hon Henry Harrison of Illinois and he spoke eloquently iu favor of the great exposition the handmaid of all other in dustries in exchanging commodities among our own people and with was responded to by James Blaine who made a witty address closing with complimentary remarks to Pennsylvania and what she had done during the century now drawing to an end Gov Hawley George Bancroft and John Welsch made brief addresses and the recop tion was brought to a close In the evening Horticultural Hall was il luminated Most of the gentlemen from Washington returned ou the evening train The however with other distin guished ollicials remained for the recention of the Saturday Night Club leal 3c 7c for carcase Baar meat Wild turkey per lb Duck Kailart par pafr oonuzum pair Partridge per pair QnaU 50 per do Squirrel 75c per des Pigeons 25 to HIDES qntet and unchanged" Wo quote: Green aides Cured Per flint Dry salted Green calf Dry calf SALE By virtue of three writs sf flen out of and under the seal of the vfl Detroit in the County of Warne Ih gS gan to me directed and delivered Ham and chattels lands and tenements of ser and John Sands I did on the ember A 1875 lew upon right title and interest of M'd aUcil John Sands iu and to the ctri pieces or parcels of land viz A11 Town pieces or parcels of land situate in tne i of Spring wells County of Wayne Michigan known and described as to Lota unmber four 4 five (5) and six (n 1 subdivision of outlot number fiftj oar Jto "i liama farm west side of Thirty Orit etreei which I shall expose for sale at pnblc sue1 vendue to the highest bidder the Is the easterly front doer of the City of Detroit (said Citv Rail being the bulWJ which the Circuit Cour: for ths County of tute of Michigan la held) on riday lha no STIMedinm kip i It Lk i i Aiiiii rench calf 1 00 elaughter 35 15 Buenos Ayres 33 22Oronoco 30 fWlRneiUbf Hn I tags perdox 5 10 00 50 56 Mil waukee MrrwxtrKKS Dec 18 Dull and weak Weak No 1 Milwaukee club at 81 bard No 1 Milwaukee club at 81 10 No 2 Milwaukee club at 98c on spot January 98c ebruary at 81 00 Mo 3 Milwaukee club at 83c scarce and higher No 2 mixed Western at 5556c inactive and easier No 2 at 32c excited and higher No 1 sprlim January at 8102 No 3 spring at 65c steady and in fair demand No 1 72c Quiet and weak Mess pork quoted at 919 Al Lard prime kettle rendered at 913 prime steam rendered at 812 37 Sweet pickled 10 75ll25 Dry salted shoulders att 8 loose short rib middles at 810 25: short clear middles at 910 75 boxed lour 5000 bbls wheat 90000 bu Shipments lour 4 COO bbls wheat bu' to to Chicago Live Stock Cure Aon Ito ia ctH official recciptsycsterday 1800 head Shlptang steers weut at $4 5O6 50: feeders at $3 5O 75 Texana at 4Q ShipJ menta 1700 benq Hoe ReceiptB 30000 head official receipts yes terday 31000 head The market was slow and 50c per cwt lower except for the beat Uommon 36 85 fair to choice packers hogs at $6 10 choice bacon grades at $7 10 Eastern grades at fl7 157 5J Shipments 1716 head Receipts 1000 head official receipts yes Thc marKet was dull anti lower at $3 1 56 12J4 i i Boston to BoHTHW Tlor 1ft THntiw rTifek 8ma 51 Jot Sales of nperfine Western at J4 75 common to extra State and Western at 75 Wisconsin extra family brands at 5 60 50 Minnesota extra family at winter wheat Ohio Indiana and Michigan at 25 Illinois at 56 50 St otils at fancy Mfn nesota at $7 25 with a moderate demand at 1c for new Western mixed ana vellow for old do which is eearce So 3 mixed and No 2 white at 4 52c Great "Britain ARJtUWTART ELECTION London Dec IS Robert Henry I loeraJ was elected yesterday member ot Parliament for Horsham Sussex A BRIG" WRECKED London Dee IK The brte Jtrian Dil lingham has been lost with all hr acte except one sailor SILVER WAR! to to to: to no9S 4 pl85 4w SMITH ft CO Corner Woodward Jefferson Avehnes: Detroit Clerelaii4 CtxrLxxp Dec 18 Petroleum There la change tn the petrol tun market but prices were firm and the demand heavy to1 to to Turprntlne UCDvc Spirits of turpen tine firm at 3 "Jc daumtles HOtlDAY GOODS 1 to1 DIAM to to to 4 IT HOPS There has been more doing and price ue firmer: celling at 3c The marketMs" quiet' but steady we quote without change City harness harness nnuiets Line leather Collar leather Hemlock calf Uppers per ft Oak upirsdo Vcai kip Heavv km MALT Quiet and unchanged Good State barley malt is offered 30 Canada 1 40 MINCE In fair supply jmd light de mand at 11 c' The market was timet to day but firm and steady We quote mill rates zBran per ton £15 coarse middlings $16 fine middlings $33 Car lots of bran $13 13 coarse middlings $14 fine middlings Hickory are In fair demand and firm at 5 for 1875 Black walnuts are dull and nominal Quiet at the nominal range of per bu and 20 per bbl OILS The market is steady at late figures We quote: Alcohol 22 Almhnl less than bbl 3 Sperm Castor oil best 14 Labrador reiroieum Mich test 16 iNaptna tui? Lard extra 1 Dara no i win ter 1 Lard No 1 fall Lard No 2 Linseed raw Linseed boiled Paraffine Whale Elephant MATihsuien 1 62 ink ii: 1KH 117' COMMERCIAL to WERKLT" BEV1KW to jijsb Press Office Dec 18 7 There has been a very fair business in nearly every branch of trade during the week under re view No perceptible decrease from the volume of any week within a month except In one or two lines as will be noted hereafter Economy which has been so widely recommended lias at last taken possession of the masses either from force of circumstances or from continued self discipline and as the amount usually set aide for the purchase of trifles has been cut down dealers who have usually enriched themselves from th's liberal spirit among friends or kin now find their hllfllnHHH rtidurpd in vnlnmA tn a mnn rt lep itlmatp hawi I 0M DkTBOIT legitimate pam CAUlTolr junction The wheleeaie holliday trade la reported better I on i obt blbox by some of our heaviest jobbers thau it has been I to for two or three years but genera! notions have I to 1 not moved aa feely with a majority of houses suension Bridw This may looka little inconsistent with the state I and Buffalo ment in the preceding paragraph but it is prob I Albany Troy Scheu ably true and if so the cause will doubtless be I Newlforki found in the fact that the trade changes in certain I Boston and common lines from one city to another as extra induce I com net lug points irients are offered or a more systematic way of I a soliciting advertising and pushing business is I Portland pursued lu towjis worked up by rival cities It is I tout generally conceded jhat the cijy retail holiday 1 to 7t'o pbtboit trade la thus far behind that of previous years I toe moat Tho whofesoU (try goods trade has been about Now York seasonably fair with a very steady feeltag' Some I brands of brown cotton are held at a higher rate but aside from this there are no special features to note Jobber of groceries report a fair of trade daring the week pvt good however a the previous week except fancy groceries Cofr fees are inactive' teas are stronger in price they cannot bought as low in New York flow as they could a few figo syalencia raisins are high er and firmer The wholesale hardware market continues steady ox gray artrl OzaaTnllo jV 11 1 MU nituvut btliuigcs jU LUC 11818 The wholesale drag trade has been moderate about as fair as could be expected at this season' of the year xjalers from the interior of the State for Christmas goods lu this lice uava leen placed with rather more than usual Caution No special changes are noted and few are anticipated for a Mw weeks' The grain trade has quieted down mnch more rapidly than during any previous week this month received shipments in kt or 100kd bushels opening at AM Total 3f300 15 a 04 4C0 470 0192 1635 174 WINTER CLOTHIM IN I Very Attractive Styles Business Suits Dress Su' And Overcoats for and Boys Wear I nequaled In style and Quality Price a usual tlie lowet iu Ui for the same quality of Clothing Total this week Cattle were in good demand if good to choice Christinas beef Common butchers' cattle were dull A fair amount of business was transacted among which were the following Oberhoff Co 25 head of Chicago cattle mostly heifers averaging good 1000 lbs at 3 65 10 fat Christmas steers averaging 1325 lbs at 6c Newton leischman 30 State and Chicago steers averaging 930 lbs at 83 70 Adams Gib son 17 small cattle averaging 900 lbs at 83 Switzer to nulbert 16 good ship per's averaging 1230 lbs at $5 25 Ed Clark to Hnlburt Sgood State cattle averaging 1100 lbs at 5c Beck Hayes to Viler 23 cat Je averaging 890 lbs at 3 Seth Tubbs sold to Win Smith 4 fancy little Christmas cattle averaging 1510 lbs atO 3 cattle averaging 1320 lbs at 4 DeGraft to leischman 2 big fat steers averaging 1315 lbs for 8143 3 averaging 900 lbs for 895 Sheep were ta light demand except real choice lots Wm Wails sold to Glasicr 312 sheen aver aging 84 lbs at 4 Judson Bold 72 choice aver aging 120 lbs at 6c Hogs were it good demand and firmly held': Cox sold to Hammond 101 hogs averaging 275 ponnds at 7c Banker sold 6 lots to Botsford at S3 If Seth Tubs sold 23 hogf averaging 325 jbs at $6 80 Eider sold G5 Logs averaging 356 at JU tow Choice eteers from 1107 to 1400 lbs: 84 50 lln bi 1 a i i MUVUVO Lauic iruiu CIUV io 11UU IDS Stockers and packers 711) to 890 lbs at hogs from 225 to 275 lbs Good eooep averaging 73 to 110 lbs Extra sheep Crop on the Line: of me imchlgan' The snow fail cf riday and Saturday spread over the entire line of the Michigan Central Rail road is not enough for sleighing and makes bad wagoning Dressed hogs were marketed freely the last four days of tho week paying at the different towns from 87 50 to 83 £0 mostly taken at 87 757 80 At Kalamazoo during the week by Dudgeon to: Cobb and shipped by Blue Line 198844 Moinll McCoortie IfX) 150 fcebr ng Co Small aculers and packer 82100 Total 656534 Paying at Kalamazoo 88 758 83 At Battle Creek there was taken by ship ers and packers during the week 8t tons 1500 lbs paid from 87 75 to 88 At Marshall 300 dre scd bogs all to pack for home use paid 25 Large amounts have been taken at tho different towns where dressed pork is usually marketed Should the weather re main cold the coming week a very large amount of dressed pork will be marketed The pork la better fatted and heavier average than last year to" Live hogs have been shipped in largeamonnta dnrieg the last the most of them well fatted pork i ty little wheat has been marketed during theweek lhe wagon roads were too bad yito The following prices were paid for wheat on the' line of the Michigan Central Railroad Saturday December 18th I 81 12 for best new and eld red and amber 81 16 for best new and old white 81 13 for best new and old red and amber 81 16 for best new and old white 81 12 for best new and old red and amber 81 It for best new and old white Decatnr 81 15 for best new and old white sto Paw Paw 81 15 for beet new and ola wait Lawten 81 15 for best new and old white Matawan 81 15 for besV' new an old 81 14 for best new and old rrt and amber 81 30 for best new ana old white Augusta for beat new and old white Battle Creek 31 18 for beet new and old 1 white bu bu bn 10235 41238 553 17830 4833 34806 S8085 46066 35759 43882 14862 60165 and last 1875 24 65 34 of wheat at r' WhiteC' 11 SWEET POTATOES About nominal at 83 50 per bbl In fair shipping demand at Quiet at 'quotations: Cab bage per 100 car lots $2 75 carrots and beets per bbl 81 £3 parsnips per bbl 81 50 turnips per bbl 75c Hubbard squash per hundred WOOD Active at quotations Yard rates Hickory per cord 83 beach and maple1 $5 75 soft wood $3 Sawing 81 extra splitting 50c Street Price for Products Apples per bbl Beans per bu Beeswax per lb Butter per lb Buckwheat lour per 100 lbs Cabbage per hundred Clover seed per bu Calves each Cider Carrots per bu Dressed nogs per 100 lbs Live chickens Dressed chickens per lb Dressed turkeys per lb Dried apples per lb Eggs per doz Hay prime per ton Hides per lb Honey per lb' Hops per lb Lambs each Lard per lb Onions per bu Potatoes per bu Tallow per lb Turnips A New Stage Line to Port Austin The bualncas of aines Ryan Co proprietors and carriers of the Uaited States mail from this place to Port Huron has caused others to look' after the interests of the traveltag public for the ready cash wliiqh they dispense and on the night of the 15th a covered stage appeared at our doors well ulth and 1 The opposition line Is under tho control of I 1 Peter Jannette of Lexington an old stage I the malats offerino no hksistascs proprietor and it Is intended that covered I London Dec 18 Sir Wm Jervote Gov etages bo Used for passengers and heavy I enior of the Strhits settlement telegraphed "waewhs for freight that the trips will be tri I to the War Office under date of Dc weekly at first and occupy one and a half I cember 17 The troops are now going up to 'f days from here to Port Huron and if the I Perak unopposed At every place the white project pays a daily stage will leave this I flag is hoisted The rebels retreated to place every morning for the south as well as I Kentaby jungle path Troops are pursuing "one every morning from Port Huron for the I but with what result is unknown north the same as the other line The new I line has reduced the fare to $4 from Port I Cuba Huron to this village I those imi'cdext insurgents stealing stokes bt'ths carload fart to I Havana Dee 18 On the 10th hast the In The Circuit Court is in session Judge IT siirgents commanded by Gonzales burned Wheeler of the Mason Circuit presiding the Town of Jagney Grande and the estata of to at the request of Judge A II Giddings who Rosario On the 12th they stopped about a I in 41 twrem XT rtlrra 1 nn vt wn zn 18 noiumg court in urana napias aua winning i iuuu aivu Q1aGCua oci fresh laurels The calendar is light this I enteen cars loaded with provisions and amtnu term no criminal cases I nition to which they helped themselves and Hart has improved very much in business I fired the train and business places during the last year The I union school Is pronounced as good as north I 7 Soutli America ''era Michigan affords under the charge of 1 the emperor of brazil to Visit the united Prof 8 Edson and the attendance is large states I Wigton new flouring mills have I Rio Janeiro Dec The Emperor of been running about a month and are first Brazil will embark on the 26th of March for class iu every respect Capacity about 100 New York to begin his tour of North America barrels of flour per diem New comers are I and Europe continually coming in here and getting them I to' a home and plenty of room for more to I Canada COme to 1 bank reopened "I Montreal Dec 18 The ine IToraes In Branch County Bank will reopen to day a Ioan of $125000 Branch County has for many years been having been obtained noted as greatly interested in the breeding I newspaper suspension and training of fine horses and here have I Montreal Dee IS The Bien Public been kept some famous Michigan stallions I newspaper has'temporarily suspended owing During the past week there has been auite an to the financial stringency Importation of such horses to Coldwater by I four of the Montreal rioters imfpis Walker who is agent of parties of Bos I oned ton owners of the celebrated stal I Dec 18 The Recorder Ben lion Mambrino Chief Mr Walker I tenced four of tb rioters at the City Hall also has charge of Gray earnaught I this morning to six imprisonment and Morrell He now brings in ad I each at hard labor The police are oa guard ditlon to these three stallions and six young I and the destitute workinzmen are prevented and promising horses Mr Walker will per 1 from gathering in crowds Work is prom manently establish a breeding and training taed somo of them on Xfomlny stable here and take as his field Hillsdale American hunters arrested in Canada and Branch Counties I and tiieii gams confiscated 1 I Ottawa Dee At the instance of the ThShlwareeCIr nlt Cnnrt and Protection Society for the Tnesiilawaxree circuit tour' 1 Counties of Prescott and Russell forty seven The case of Jessie armenter vs Joseph I hunters from the United States have been ur Jseil for slander was £iven to the jury re8ted for killing deer out of season in theSaturday moriiinjr and they gave the plain vicinity of Moose Creek They have been tiff damages of $100 Governor Bagley was I tincj nai thefr game eonfiseated anon utttl ilia toif Ha I a ix in owu niw seLUeCL Judge Mart is winning the esteem and confidence of the whole bar the Impartial manner in which he performs bis duties as judge Arrest or a SwlnJHnff Commission I 6 Ucaler Marshall IPittsburgh Dc 18 John inney James Kugget of Convis was arrested I who for the past three eaishas been doing and brought before Justice Lacey Saturday I a commission business in this city was ar charged with bastardy bv a young woman I rested to day on a requisition from Gov Al named Elliot Hibbard He gave bonds Hen of Ohio for fraudulent practices in so $500 to appear before Justice Lacey the 3d I citing consignments from the Waet day of January 1876 I ni States remittances on which were H)O pVUJCU IUL1C LM llill' with intent to defraud shippers A number of farmers flouring mills and merchants in Wisconsin Ohio Illinois and other Western States have been heavy losers it being al zrzizl TJMm aiir licaa Ihvno znwn 1 I 4 A lUMt A4MJ SU VUI VU JUGIO UlljajfigU An Express Robbery on a Missouri a fortune of $75000 He was taken to day I tae sheriff of Loraine County who left wliroaj 1 jth the prisoner this afternoon for Elj iia Barlev bush bash 1253606 905361 3KM0 258090 269502 156559 363180 321099 Chicago I 180 Chicago Dec 18 lour Dnll Western extras i it at 848M 50: family brands at 84 50: Minnesota I i at 50 to to I 1 toto to to Re Opened excited and so unsettled I to to to IT llfll I Vftll Tfl fl Tft that accurate quotations can hardly be given Nal I II IM ILL rfl I lllii ill Illi III I Hi" Chicago spring at 81 03 No 2 Chicago spring at 97c I s' Wiki I WU I UU IU I Ifta on spot: 97c for January with sales at for 2 ebruary No 3 Chicago spring at 79c rejected T) I lOCI T3T to TTTTCI Tl A A 8 bbJLLL HO blj BAZA bid for December 44c bid January old rejected I JL fc 4 AA at 43c new rejected at 35c Oats unsettled and 1 generally higher No 2 at 30c on spot 30J4c for I 7 January steady in fair demand I "at 1 UOJLID A 3PRESEZSTTS 3 1 Call and examine the inest and Cheapest Stock of Gogi Mess Dull and lower quoted vrvuv vvii at jih on spot $iy 42 ebruary $wtu I vinji Marcn iara quiet ana sieaay quotea at I r7fxr for spot $12 50 January Bulk meats I steauy 1 Whisky In fair demand and firm at $1 10 1 Receipts leur 10U0U bbls wheat 59 000 bu: corn 40000 bu oats 15000 bu barley 4000 bu: rye 16000 ba bhipmenta loar 9000 bbls wheat 13000 bu The Messenger Imcrlsoned in' a Packing Boz and the Safe Bifled wti'er Baid Miicaa cw I Thieves Klqlit IJundred Head ot 1 Catlie and ifty lEorae A St Louis Dec IS Between 4 anff 5 I Barge Bnrnt this morning the United States ex Galveston Dec 18 Advices from ort press car the St Louis Kansas fc North Clark Texas of tho 17th state that the Mex ern train duethero at 6:15 a was entered icans crossed the River below San elipe and between erguson and Station stole 800 head of cattle and flfiy horses from time ten or twelve miles from here the mes I Strickland fe Slaughter The citizens are seuger Chas Kincaid thrown into ft large I raising companies and hreaten to cross the package chest and locked up and the safe I river Great excitement prevails The citl rabbed of from $10000 to $20000 I zens to day called ou the military authorities la money and bonds Kincaid says I at ort Clark he was lying on one of the packing I The barge Terry from Houston for Galves in the car halt asleep when I ton was by fire in tfte canal near ho felt a heavy hand on his shoulder He I Point last night Six hundred turned his head around and was confronted I bales of cotton were burnt It is stated that by a pistol in the hands ot a masked mau I the cotton vias set on fire Before he could speak he was seized by the I to cillaf of the coat from behind and found I rronnttoTTi wrTTaTrv himself under the cover of more pistols in I VBVvlkDD Wxllcal the hands of another masked man He was Ciuo to be Galled Jan then thrust Into a large packing box which I had been emptied of Ita package iy the rob I ua 7 bers the 114 was closed on him and St Louis Dee 18 Gen Babcock did not locked He does not know what occurred I arrive here to day as he was expected to after that unttt the train reached SU Louis I Uis counsel Chester Krum and Judge he was released except that he heard the I MadciJ Appeared before yic cojxrtaud after men working at the tefe and supposed they I some potice was ordered to be were robbing It He says he doors of the car I served on Babeoeic ti appear and plead to the besides locking with the ordinary snap lock I indictrnent against him on anysry 11th are secured by chains fastened loosely on 5 the Inside so that it ran be opened a few 1 Inches but still so secure that nobody can W2kQGjrnjAUii vr charge of 1 KANGELloirta os bois hianc isLand 1 to lhe car At Kansas City observed Chat one of I 'WflTinfrmw Pm IK Notice has been the staples on the rear door had been drawn 1 fLhouse Boa 8 AftalearinMcxko of 'iSnaitaVhrt nothtag to do Md wSaBv takes lwo have been erected ou Bois oCthe route When Kincaid laid down on the packtag box betook the precaution to place til heaviest trunk I weighing about 150 pounds against the door I Bank ailure to that even If it were unlocked from the I Providence Dee IS Tha immediate outside ft could not be opened without push pause of the suspension of the banking house tag the trunk away This was done but so 1 of Greene Cranston announced to day noiselessly that the messenger in his half was the failure of the Providence Tool Com asleep condition did not hear him On the I pany which" has large contracts with the arrival of the train here he was released from I TurKlsh Government for arms to meet ma ils confinement in a nearly smothered eondt I turing obligations nt the bankers It is sup tion The car was In pretty good order only posed that the daisy in an expected remit a few packages being scattered about but I tance from Turkey 13 at the bottom of the the safe was rifled of ail valuables Kin I trouble They have made an assignment to eatd can give but a very meagre description: I James Smith Their liabilities are repro of the robbers and the detectives here have I sented to be $3 and assets 5800000 bo far vary little information to work on It 1 The Providence Tool Company states that ts thought thev crossed the bridge and its embarrassments are only temporary and started east Immediately after th arrival of I do not arise from relations with the Turkish the train or that they left the train soon I iverumwit which pays every week for the as they itaiabedtlie robbery Kincaid thinks 1 arms manufactured and that there is con on they boarded the train at Ubarles but the 1 deposit with the tool company $1200000 fact that the express car door had been tamp I worth of as tccarlty for their contract "ed with at Kansas City leads to the belief thatthe robbers might have come through 1 "Baae from there as passengers I St Louts Dec 18 Nothing additional rE Xias been ascertained about the express rob I roui he base ball clubs of laiuls this morning It is not set known how I Chicago anu Cinc niiati have been In eon murh money was taken from the safe as I su tation with the directors of dbe Louisville several way bags were carried off by the I organization several da am regard to robbers but it is supposed about $12000 Is best manner of conducting the sport next Aniflfltaff No clue the robbers I rhey yt ere entertained at a banquet I hr th olnh tliiYhirr Inzlfi Btap A discussed freely what will be beet to promote the interests of the eport in al! eectlona of tho finallv aiiimirnlni? tn with thn Execution or Nick Thompson M4 I ijatjonal Convention next March Savannah I Nbw York Dec 18 A dispatch from Sa I Movement of Ocean Steamer that Nick Thoiapwon the negro Antwehi" Dec li 7 he steamship Vader who killed Capt James Hunter at Quit laud which went aground near eityyee min in October 1874 was hung at that place I terday baa got off and vesterday Gov Smith 'refused to respite I JtoGUEi" point Tkeland Dee The him I steamship at o'clock this even tag was entering uta harbor ot Queenstown of the steamer dp grest toeoyiXMr Pec rib The steameta Algeria and lda fiflVC fflTiyed 1: ailure of a Boston Dealing in Nuval Store Boston 18 The firm of Gc1! smith vt Co of this cliy dealers in naval Btores is reported failed Liabilities $123 uuu luciuumg ariout eavvuu us inuuraeu pa per upon which the firm will bo obliged to pav Htty per cent Assets nominally wuvw but outaide of 811000 cash the assets are said to amount to Out little Cincinnati JO HjXX Cincinnati Dec 18 Cotton Steady middling I at I2c 1 Gram tsteady No 2 red winter at $1 28 I to I will close my entire stock of ancy Goods at nr 30 Corn fair demand and firm eheiled i 3 new at qnwt and steady at 12c to cover importations? Bane quiet and unchanged Rye dall at I ii vS to Lard steady and firm steam rendered is loeldat BARGAINS AT KETATT $1250 on spot: $13 50 buver March kettle ren I kJ XK JLtJLJ dered at $13 50 Bulk quiet and un quiet and shoulders at $7ides at $10 I To accenunodate everybody I have taken store avenue in connection with regular st xnnies av au uaoicu neavy ouicnerB graces Xl7U at $7 35 Receipts 6812 head: shipnnuts 136 head I In fair demand and firm at $1 11 I 4pfebl4 136todecl Butter Dull and unchanged I 5 a A 13 Dry kip Horse hides in hidftl IS bide off IW I ll 121! iii iie fii iis 120 120 1 122 122 122 1122 Ths SHIP CHANDLER STOCK of Hoffner A Mayes consisting of Anchors Chains Paints Gils Cordage Tar Pitch Oakum and all goods in store together with one year's lease from January flrat The one half interest of John Hoffner deceased or will sell the whole as parties may prefer or particulars Inquire al No 12 Wood wart ave no90 6m4p MAYES Surviving Partner gHEBIS SALE By virtue of a writ of fieri facias issued out of and tinder the seal of the Superior Court of De troit County of Wayne State of Michigan tome directed and delivered against the goods and chat tels land and tenements of Charles ett did on the 9th day of October A 1S5 levy apou and take all the right title and interest of said Cbnrica eit of in and to the east of the west of the southeast quarter of section number six (6) town ship number one (1) sooth of range twelve 12) east in the County of Wayne and State of Michl all af whicu I shall offer for sale at pnblic auction or vendne to the highest bidder as the law at the east frontdoor of the Detroit City Hall (teat being the building in which the said Cir cuit Court for Wayne County Michigan is held) on Tuesday the 1st day of ebruary A Js 1876 at ten clock in the forenoon JARED A SEXTON Sheriff SamTTBIz CftAlo Deputy Sheriff John McGrath Attorney Dated Detroit Dec 6 1875 de7 law7t a TIBES At Lots $10000 Cincinnati Dec 18 Bv a fire this morn ing Poland it Henry lose $5000 on the build ing insured for $3000 in local companies Coldwell cfc Co iron roofers occupied the lipper stories Loss $30o0 fully insured In the Manhattan of New York Harding Houser Co oft dealers occupied tho lower story Loss small fully Insured 1875 I Missouri's Hlrmnoe Jjin'u Zllrl I new 44 44 41 new 384l 88 88 38 old I 37 i 37 37 I for fit new white 1 Tr iX fr 4 White new white for best old white ire4 Hoc at ctaariotte "to Dressed pork I being brought into Charlotte by the farmer ta large quantities the price rang ing from 87 SO to J7 73 7 'to' to a Col 4 water About 5 000 ha been paid out in the treets of Coldwater for pork during the part week the aver age price being 8c MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH to" "waw Vork' I Nkw Yoiut Dec Unchanged with a very moderate export and home trade demand receipts 16000 bbls superfine Western and State at 84 73 common to good extra State ana Weetem at 50 good to choios State and Western at 85 white wheat Western extra at 96 common to good extra Ohio at $5 40 common to good extra 8t Louis at 2Mh9: Minnesota natent procea extra good to prime at $5 Rye lour Unchanged4 Corn Meal Steady Western at $3 70 6 Opened ehade firmer but closed i quiet 5 2000 ba rejected spring at $1 ungraded spring at $1 15 No 2 Chicago spring at $1 18 No 1 Minnesota afloat at $1 32: winter red Western new at 29M white Western at $1 45 No Chicago spring at st no anihiir Wlchtoiin ut il 2S? Nn 8 Michigan at $1 11 No 1 Minnesota Milwaukee and She I boygan at $1 83 quiet Western at I 8tfh90c State at Canada inbond at 90c I the market is dull Malt quiet and nu I rhanged quiet but steady receipts 48000 I mixed Western sail at 764c high mixed I and yellow Western at 77c old western mixed I interior and afloat 74g new white Weetem at 64 I Oats steady' receipts 11060 bu mixed 1 Western and State at white Western at 1 I The market is easier quoted at 13 5 16 I utures closed weak: December 13c I January 18 5 3 16c ebruary 13 11 I 13c March 13 19 3218c April 13 27 32c I May 3214 16c June 14c July 14 I 23 7 16C August 7 32C ci I irm shipping at 80c I Hope Steady Eastern and Western at New York State at lc15c California at I Groceries Rio is firm quiet I Molasses quiet I Petroleum Quiet but steady crude at 7c I refined at cases at imrcwf At A Rosin Strained at 81 75 I Turpentine Spirits at 37c irm: Western at Rran Steady Hemlock sole Bnenos Ayres and Rio Grande light middle and heavy weight at California do at common do ai 2326 wool tguier anu uucimngeu to Pork The market for prime Is dull 1 JA new mess is jobbing at J21 quiet I tafl RDk a si and unchanged the market is dull but I AM 53 fa easier prime steam rendered 1 16 cash January at 13c i to Itr 1 i Gutter Choice is steady others are heavy i Western at nix 'to mu i HTETCT A KTD BO Metals Manufactured Steady Ingot 1 Superior quiet but steady at $23 I IL rt Best 'Assortment and lowest Price 87S33 Sheet Iron Russum sheeting at 12 50 POTTER Quiet ent at 2 clinch at 4 50 I tol 50 horse shoe No 8 at I 124 I Klevator I fc ioai I Total: aAnaT rw19 1 AjtU5L YUU UTtaUlYta I Prices for the different grains to day U7117 I year same date were as follows: I22I122 I No 1 white wheat new AUU A VUI I No 1 mixed oats new I Th YiriTnhfr nf hnfthnlA In each vmde I the Michigan Central aud Detroit ft Milwaukee ele i vaiora is snown uy we iviiuwauk I 1 Tvklto I No 1 white' 46)4! 46 I 4fW 44 46 43J I No 2 white I Si Hfli i JAR? 41 iflQRZ JI I Wrt whit a Rejected white No 2 white Western No 1 amber STOCK to I The stock inarket opened oniet with a downward 1 tendency and by afternoon prices had declined I Grand total 137471 from to 1 per cent Towards the close the mar frhr wore inimerted Intn bnt hAguran nnrl of th A nlnua aotiva I A DeTC WCTC inSpCCtCd 1DIO steady Lake Shore advanced to and closed I past 24 hours 2 cars of extra white 9 cars of No 1 at Northwestern common recovered I white 3 cars ef No 2 white total 14 PLOUR Thcrelsno speci1 change in the flour Paul to 85 and preferred to 65 Pacific Mail I market Both shipping and local demands are rallied to 3934 but closed at Other I light and 10c lower is frequently accepted for beet the PaBt bd of winter wheat Buckwheat flour is dnll 86 50 100 bbls at $6 40 40 bbls of buckwheat flour at 84 75 We quote 7: 76 I Choice white 40 88 I Medium 11 101J4 I AmhftTR Minnesota spring a I Patent process I Wisconsin and Illinois spring 10 I Ixw grades to superfine I Rva 1 Buckwheat flour 4 85 134 The market closed with the week very i quiet at aoouL yesiereay prices jsxtra soia at ro 1 $1 No 1 white opened 24J4 and closed 95 I at $1 2l9 nearly all changing hands at the outsido Rttyt I race' No 2 white opened at $1 15 and closed with 88 I sales 15J4 No 1 amber was held at $1 22 I Sales 2 cars extra white at $13254 1 car No 1O42 I at $1 21 5 6 cars at $1 24 1 car No white 104k I at $1 15 2 cars at $1 15J4 CORN Nothing doing Prices unchanged No4y I 1 mixed nominally 65c 7 I Quiet and about steady White 3734c I bid No 1 mixed bid I BARLJEY Very quiet but stdhdy Nominally I $1 90 for No 2 I DVU I AJJC jAUUU U11VIVU rULUM iUmiR I per bu 114 I There is a fair shipping demand for 119W I reaI rI01M tacks at J2 652 85 ancy teds are I held at $8 air to good are offered to tho local 107 I trade at $2 5002 65 I ASHES Quotable at 5c for pots and 7c for 108 I 125 I We quote: Stark $27 Granger $24 talj I Montauk ranklinvile 25 American 828 S3 Omct at 50c ner bn The transactions at the Stock Exchange were I to BEANS Very dull We ouote Citv hand 950(X) shares of which 8400 were Erie 3700 Lake vri 7 1ant Shore 4300 Northwestern common 22000 pre I ed $1 20 screened 10 common ferred 16000 Pacific Mail 10500 Western Union I 2840 Union Pacific and 2600 Michigan Central to I Quiet at for prime 1 light The failure of Greene' A Cranston of Provl I colored aud for good quality but mixed deuce attracted some attention as the firm stood I colors high The immediate cause of the failure is at I BUILDING Wo: quote:" Brick tnbuted to advances made to an arms manufactur I ing company although it is believed the firm was I $5 50 hard brick $6 Hair dry Sue per previously weakened by the failure of the Spragues I Lime 90c per bbl Building stone zud Duncan Sherman it Co 1 per toise according to quality No 1 or No 2 I BUTTER Tlie market continues dnll and 24c I Is the outside asking price for nine tenths or 1 more of all there is in tho market and sales of I over a ton were noted to day in lots I reely offered at bbls extra I COEE Tne market is without change We I quote Old government Java No 2 I 83c prime Rio fair Rio I common Rto roasting coffees I Laguira Mocha 42048c 14 Wo quote Akron 81 10 per bbl I Louisville $2 Oswego JI 35 Rosendale $2 50 'I Portland J5 50 Calcine plaster 82 23 ire I New Jersey $70 per 832040 per I Stourbridge $75 ire New Jersey $3 75 I Tier bhli Wftfltrrn Vircinlu 42 Kft rw hhl I CEIKSTNUTS Dull and In full supply at $5 per iw bn 80 to I State Eastern 80 I Market nnlet Steady at 810li per bbl and $8 75 per box containing about 1 bn DRESSED HOGS There was a good shipping demand to day aud prices were well sustained 30 and 83 light and heavy eold at 88 25 dividing on 200 15 at 88 15 30 light at $8 20 and 20 heavy at DRIED RUITS Stocks of dried apples are fair and demands light offered at dried peaches are in better demand at pitted cherries raspberries 86c blackberries 15c currants foreign Stocks are still light and the demand fair at for fresh and for good limed REIGHTS irm at the advance We quote: 50 1 50 1 25 6 00 5 CO 1 00 60 40 15 6 00 4 00 00 7 (XT i 7 00 i 5 00 2 00 '2 50 2 4 2 10 4 3 1 I ISimtn I WnTnfiMf A1 nrau NivYom Dec ri'eod at USW I ftulftdalDhU wOO f999? i I taJlasore otv XW'Wrf I 911 Bank statement 485170 135171 27994 Naw Yobk Dec is The followings ire tne I tm canals lUowv Cufingrs in me oanje tTaierncnE since tneat re I port: Loans decrease $2377000 specie dftrease I Dec 4 "75 $433600 legal tenders decrease $l36040Gdepos I Nor 27 its decrease $2780900 circulation dccreaay $89 I Nov 20 75 700 reserve decrease $1111275 I Nor 13 75 aoia VSlM'4 i to to ta rfto to ta tato ta to to to I a ta 4 ta 4: A ftK A to I 7585 MHO 003 to 1433 nxv 74144 xa Mfitu to' UYl Mm' 4 I to 98944 UUM MW 3 Ml 4 2 A iv 1 I 3 3 3Si Jr i xU 1 5 I 1 to tar het new white $1 18 1 90 for beat old whit I z' ta rerew yr ituivo raz jou rniv imnftmenn 1 itoi i JUOKM IZMOiM lllATUM ttVAlV ftWlAf AlnfAl WA VAnlftriW ta Iftft 1 wwztaz W4va ciwqr lUIQUlH 8lt UwTl ta to MzB HW re re st 1 tfto 1 re ta vi st i ta re 4 21 vi 'I 4to 1 1 I lig to A A jSmrTil CiaiunrT Baying Selling par 1 10 pre par 1 10 pre 106 108 103 ue 101 98 101 103 105 113 114 H4 104 107 112 llt i si1: 09 (B 'i Ca to rr 30 20 25 12 70 55 27M 55 2T14 SO 60 65l 32H 90 6537LS r75 37 9a 70)42 85 42 90 65'37 75 37 5.