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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-09-20
Pettic0at Pencil Showers.

The New Century for Women properly
resents the structures which have been
passed upon women correspondents as
the pests of journalism. It says: 'It
is not sex that marks the dividing line
between the good and bad journalist,
but high principle and good breeding.
To repeat private conversations. to peep
through crevices and listen at keyholes;
to blazen abroad family matters which
do not concern the public; to retail
tw2ddle and small talk about the dress
and manners of men and women who
are placed by accident in CONSPICUOUS
positions; to indulge in jests and stories
whose point is an indicate innuendo,
or hippancy that will wound some one,
impossible to gentlemen, and equally 80
to Ladies'" The original Jenkins was
undoubtedly q man, and has many sons
as we'll as d large family Of daughters.
In England public affairs airs discussed
in the parlor and dining-room as well
as in the clubhouse aad smoking room,
women know what is going on IN Servia,
in Parliament, and even in the law
courts. American women as a rule
know little and care less about public
affairs, and naturally when they write
for the newspal ,ers run to gossip and
dress materials. Happily there are ex-
ceptions. Some of the best work in
American journalism is done by intelli-
gent, conscientious, and noble women.
Place aux DANES
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-09-20

A DOSE of Vegetine, taken just before
going to bed, will insure comfortable
nights rest to the nervous suff5ref.-Com.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-09-20

To BE CURED of Ague quickly, safely
and permanently, use Shallenberger's Pills.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-09-20

IMAGINATION says the French army is
by no means disciplined.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-09-20

AT the recent dlstribotion Of the
prizes by the University Of France,
where the students of the chief colleges
in the country compete in common,
the eight prizes were carried off by a
lad named Reinach, q Parsian bankers
son and aged about Is. This extraor-
binary event has not occurred for over
two centuries. He beat competitors
three years his senior, and he looks AS
innocent as he is unassuming. He
almost tainted with emotion when
the spectators and students rose up en-
masse to applaud the young genius.
He has a brother proportionaoely
clever.
, 1876-07-13

CnIcAoo. .-Fruights wers dull al 1AGalTc for
corn to buffalo. The charters include tho prop
ConmOdotc for corn 10 buffalo, and tho props
Enshua Md 0fwcEntchtc, corn to osdcnshuEg, nni
the Montgomery, corn to sarnlu. Tutal caraclty,
A6ont 1HO, 00D bl1.
NurfAlo, July 1o.-Chartcrs: 9chr Tcsac 11oyt
coal I" Milwaukee. :oc; rchr A. l.. An!rcwr, conf
10 kcnashn' a0c; sc!lr ticnrge II. Wand, lnoIN,rg
sand 10 Chicago. y. t. ecfsr j. q. Thayer, coal to
Chicago j0c; Hchr Cartlnsford, cnai 10 Chicago,
doc; rchr l'onne, coal IN Chicago At 4Oc; prop
City Of Port fIuron, coal nnsl powder to Portage,
l.Hkc Hnl,crior, oil cnM.rAct; schr u. IL. Minis
antl klnEAs!lcr. conl, Eric to Chtcagu nt iic pur
Eric ~ chicago, mt InG per TIM; nchr ltus, talt 10
Aelthhula. Ut i!c ppr br; Hclr rcn.nukcr cnnl,
cleveland 10 ChlCagn at iOc per Tan; nc!r spspuh
Paige. coal 70 Milwaukee ut ilc per ton; tcilr Am
nrans cal to Toledo ut zoe pur tt,n; aelr Nellie,
M.LwAHkEE. Inty l1.-Thr demand for grain
vessels to-1ny WIN rather slow, and t.Ites sliuan
the ra1nc, 4tac OH wheat 10 Buffalo, aud nc to
kingaton: engagements we're: 10 1InlTalo --Hctlr
Nnsbau. y, coo Iu Of wheat At 2Ac. 10 Fnrt Col
borne-Schs T.. II. Locke. II, 0o6 bu wheat nt 2Tc,
DEraulr. Jnly 10.-FtelEl.ts cantnno dull nt,1l
unchanged, under little or no demand Ior vessels.
Wheat rates art ns follows: 10 Uswcgo, ta5c: tn
l;ndalo. 2.ic; ~ Cleveland, 1kc, FREQ Vi cleva.
: 1u1rno, Jnly 11.-Thn following charters we're
reported ycsterdRy by Mcssrs. Atllruws i Soutl,1
tO Tnnawantn. 81 per MT and towing iail; Alctlit-
crrancsn. coal. Black River to Toronto doe gold
free; g: oEo W. Davis, corn 10 OAwrgo, DC. lily
3lGAArd. j. Stoycns u Co.: Scht4 GorsiGul turn To
Kingston. 4c; cunncRNt. wheat to l'u!talo &c; Gu.
protl, ssouc, Nafolchead To Erie, 81. % per cord
, 1876-07-13
FINANCE AND TRADE.
No Change for Better or Worse In
Local Finances
New York Exchanse at Shipping Rates-'.
The Clcarings 90, 400, ,000'


The prices OF invastment sccurttcs arc an unfall-
Ing Indication Of the sttsngcncy Of the loan
market. About all tho desirable bonds and stocks,
from Governments 10 locals, offered In this market
have reached such tEurc that tho movement Into
siderable dcgrto. A eate made yesterday Of per
cent certificates Of the Weat Division Railway Com
pAny illustrates both tho high price Of good sccuEt-
uos and tho low returns which capltaltats
ARC content to get for their money. Tho
price paid WA 1O7A aua interest," When 1t II
considered shat the Company has the option OF pay
Ing these certificates III At any tln,c although thoy
witt probably run severa years. II will be secn that
snth sale would 10 possible only In an extremely
eAsy condition Of The loan ,nursoL
AZ tho banks the business Of tho day waS dovoid
Of all new features. The number OF applications
for new loans was limited. Tho Board Of Trade
bnatncas Ia a. a low cbb, and commercial accounts
are mainly made 10 supply deficiencies in tEadn and
collections. Snuo slight demand IL had from tho
country banks fos loans. Tho loan market In tho
interior has much less appearance of caAc thnn
that In tho largc centres.
Rates Of ditcount at tho banks arc SO 10 per cent
to regular eustomera, Street rates arc given to
good outside borrowers.
On tho street. thero ts the sama orersupp'y Of
1anablc funds ns AZ the banks. Nates arc per
cent and upwards for ume loans.
New York exchange was sold between banks at
7oc premium per 81, 600.
Tho tlenrues worc 50, 400, 600.
GOLD AND unHENBACKs.
Gold was 111H6bl11H.
Grcanhacka wesu 80GtSDHt on tho dollar In gold.
, 1876-07-13

rLuuE.-was more active but wcak. tho,tgh the
kct was not much uweE indicated by this difference
In prtccs Thu chief purchasing xss done By local
buyur who picking un suas 1aar md ulhcr lots
itt,to oT Ia quality to I'LL srsc'al uslor kale4
we1a reported Of iUl lrlE winters u $5dl; 1 hrIs
trring estra1. partly At $3.3t 80: AMI S brls srng
surerhnes At t.. ..5dIs.o0 Total, l.7un brLa Tho
narket cluscd nouInaiy u Tho following a. tils
a.knX range Of prLcts Choice winter pxtras. a. l14
a. 90; common to good do, F5h0,.7.0.; shipping
ext.as, u, ,asts.Uu: good %. t5.UA-a.37f, chu!co
do, t,.Hxt37a; rateRts do. S1.uuS-pt0u; minnesota,
s3.oo4g-7li spr!ug aupesonaA S9so9a W rye auurt
&t.:odlS.57M.
Hran-was quiet and sAade artner. The supply boiue
relatively light ERlcs werd 10 lon1 2i ~ os Is, FREQ
on board carr
ttta-saes wcrs made Of 10 tous at sl7.o per ton
on track. -.-...--..
Cu,n. Hta.-coArsc wa nominal st eio aseIe.so per
ton On track,
WIIKAr-was rather mors actye md dectdraiy hru,.
rr.vts ~ o. az III y
Thr market opened with strouY Jceltn4. advancing
1yat +, rpd sssl [s a ,pass @
Win tiownwaFA leuaenry. md Now furk was heavy
ais t4ld pnt W lOxsr ~ scti bat Hlf IerElIe xefe
;af5 ?sy "SSsa!s %as 'saS u Ut
wka credited ~ with lla ait4nc u lila previous
hE EsfS IT, sS4a s .sy f
s.iAtasi any tlY cofI Llt VIII. dull:
ss Sfs s r ;S s ST.
ahiSh 9's sssasu4 s ast t. 4y 4S' p?ssM - W.T.
H1 ssa ass. H. sfF sS u; 1T sa y s s
.GI,l break. caall loss wsfs .ut much ~aate shippers
budding vi. caeepl IT st.u loxsI GRADES, Thurs W..
staias itos Ssw IofS ssJ.risI tLn pTsssi iacvr u
.'n 1t' IN srfi E.s:' e."u.s. A.rlirti'I, skI =
, 1876-07-13

TOKElGN,
5p4cfdl DkpAfcA 10 The Tribune
LIVERPOOL. July L1-li Y. M.-k7aHr--Ao. l. 14s,
No. 2 9taGi.
Observation-Disclosures, No. i, N i0d, No, 4 81 al,
sprfnk. No. l. Ds Sd; No. = 81 3Ai white, No. !, To-;
No. o. u, club, M. L. I0s ID, No. y o.. Corn, No,
l, ooa Hdi No. 2, 4os ID.
tfortstehs-roTk. dis Lard, ais I'd.
LsEHrooL, July II 3p. In.-Lasd, nls,
LlFGfluuL, July 1I-Latest. = Cbtton - FIrHert
ela.tss las6ls sslcs. TO- ooa hales Including l.otor
paaulatIon and exporI ual $, soo American,
lrfuds'5s-Nheat-Ca xhite wheat, ayeraso.
" s4siOs do club. Rslk1us sds rad Wetten spring,
NJ. 10 No. l. ~ :dls sd wlutar rc1 Wustern, u ID
Qs 114 flUus-WeaGrn canal, 9tS G!t1asa Corn
Western mixed. 2as Hdttss Cd. Oats as3sad harley,
SaHl. PcAs-Eanedlaa, HoI.
GYorsr Ssfi-ah4hss.
Ffosthoss-trtnu ,neaa PORK. e2s. Primo mess beet
~ "a. Lard-3ts. chacsc-aas, nscon-Long clcas,
&ast short cleaE, blt.
7uiiaLp-4ts Cd.
Rtsro,eam-sp'Ht4 soss ID; rsansd, ,sse,ssd.
Lfnsatd 0t-~13a 81,
R4sfn-Epmm0n, " ID, palc. 10.
8prtA JHFnsatln4-2sA
LONDON, July n. 2.-Rsdasd fs,so'<um-l1s sde IL ID.
Hhsssd 0it-9ak 81.
AAFwkuP. July yiL-htroltHm-3ass 81
, 1876-07-13

Cn1cAno.-The deadlock between buyers and
hcllers Of lumber has again been broken. anh tho
1umbor At tho market sold quito rapidly ycateslay
Only about ten cargocs wero left last evening.
Probably no furthnr attempt will be n,adc to forco
down tho FatcH OF lumber, which aso very
low already. ....Tho ting o. Il. urecn Inns boon
chartered ~ tow dFcilgcs and scowH 10 Chuboygan,
Mfch., which will be used 10 deepen that harbor
...Capt Dill tiigEtc, one Of the most popular lake
al this port, and WIN Ia well known by his or.
ploIt last year In saving the ltfo OF prominent
Hoard Of Trade man who fell overbonnl from
Wis a1os safs f. tS% SSae
onc Of the. qutctest md must unostcntatiGns Of
even his most Intimate friends wcrc not aware Of
his Intentions until he returned yesterday with hIs
yos,ng ntian When 10 srpcaied 4 thn docks
~ ovation from his snny friends. Capt, Chsrle
Eesl.or as assumed tsmpsratty chgrgG Of The tug
eaTso q l4mIer. Tbs tehr ElEon spfy, which
saed wa hs bns o9
Chicago Dryboek Company ....A Al eiiottz 70 unto
Al the tugs ut this port .into Dock Association
can be compiished tais season. Several Of tRe tnE
hEn e y ,ae9 III 5eo4 s y O5r 5 to =, drss s
sd yester,.y nlor9'ns IN the rive. ncai the
At1Icentll.Etrcct fatlsohd bridge. The barge
uu!ltng sur, while being towed opt OF the slip
near tile hsIgc by the tug A. u. Ward, encountered
the achr Maggie Dall, which was being towel up
Tho South Branch by tho tug Parker, and struck
tho latter ycnaoi on the starbonri how with such
force ~ to cut through her hull down to her tight
Water 1ua.t, causing her to I'LL In an Instant. Tho
Maggie Dali was laden With . cargo Of lumber,
She waa towed to tae dock at Eighteenth street
hrflgc, wi,crc portion Of her cargo WAS removed
BY tho fchr john Minor. She cannot be repaired
fnr 'oTs thha 81 000 Tia damage to tho uuAlinG
Star wns very slight. II could not hc nscsrtained
who wa. to hlauio for tho accident, and 8 great
tSs aeat1 ayrH 1t t. the sendo9
u urk, of tho arm Of ifgste & Iurls, Informed a
r rntNlNE reporter Yesterday that there waa no
chartered 10 carry deals to Qucbcc md Europa,
Ills lrn still ready 10 charter vcagels To taku
lenls direct 70 English ports.
, 1876-07-13


Tonr TrnoN, Mtch., July 12+-DovN-propa
II. q. schnoor, Scotia No. =, A. A, Tcarnor and
barges, Mny Prngle and coHsort, Granite stato and
co,sort: schr Norway; tngs H. u. Ward with raft,
William II. rrtngte with raft
ul-rropa Arctic, wcstford, Antelope and
barrcs, Europa and tow, N. Mills anu barses; scr
J. H. Henson, Qlenlfcr, II w. Sage, Wawawutn,
Ncw Dominion, D. P. Dobbins, Ang!o.Saxon
WiNn-S0utt1: gentle.
WEArMEN-Flno.
The sctr King Ytsscr, which was towci nut Hon.
day night. was obliged 10 return and repair sn,la
lcaks yesterday. She cana out of lbs dry dock
last might ani departed again.
6pscta{ Dtfpaech to Tia Tribune
ronr IIunnN, Aich.,. Jnly 12.-DowN-rrors
Oneida, Pacific, T, v. snook, i. pridgeon, Jr..
Heart. aid Emma G. 1IGtchineon.
ur Props 1faine. Dean lectmond. ct. Joseph,
WtaD-Notth, gentle; weather, foggy.
, 1876-07-13

Oppa AID EsDs.-The schf D. II. Holt, which
WAS sunk recently In Grand River, huA been raised,
AMI ID now bctng Eupaired at Grind Haven. >. Tho
slaop spartant which was supposed to hnys fren
Loaf In the recent gale on Lake Ontario, II x right
She was picked up last Saturday by tho tug Mnrry
and towcd Into tho Isay Of Qutnte. Thn boat waa Ia
bad condition, but Ill her crew welo savo,l. ;, Tbs
Ers"ing IPLeonsin statea that tha prop Missouri,
OF Bpcncer's line, IL undergoing partial rebuild
Ing In tha ManitOwoc dry dock. She Will come ont
by tic end Of this weak considerably lonvthened,
She il expected 10 leave for Lake Superior
evsnNy, ...At present for Distance Of about 400
feet from the Share tho Cleveland hrcakwator Is
on the tor, and Tho rip.rap alng Sn esch siIs pue
III 70 asslst tho structure ln rcast!ng The furious
st0n w tss h wa's M rs tine r. s.ta So
piseei il new hull whIeh has heen baIidins III IN
during liz !huadsr. .tstn u III tho 7t hst. ss liz
II sas ws F'a! Ss, ss; ''SsS III 1.i ssa'i 6
tion, Uisso'sna;: All wsso stunned BY the shost.
ship.nents Of orc from Esesnaba iof iha saa.on Up
ss;;S, ssH;;; nv e'f s5 Ill., 1.ss
i1!oll!ss s'll; 4.ssl Wia!Ssspss saE, ioS; aiish!!
q, 7S3; Foster. 3.h Total, liz, h0I
Spsctal DspatcA 10 1hs TF1Auxs.
Ents. ra. duly la..Arriysls from, Chicago
Props Aiask4 and Philadelphia. No depaftures.
8ttecioi hspoleh 10 1A4 7rtbula
NAHousrrn, Mich. July 14.-Arr,ssd, prop 2.
9. Drsul. 4. J. Webb Metropolis. Cleared, prop
3. E. sheldon. Fletchos, ChAn.btrlsai schrs Nc.
tsopolta, Sophia aiiRch, C1ara Parker, u, y. Ely,
frontont U&yid Wagstxt. pusssd up, prop Cpya.
hoga. Down. stnr AnnIs L. t:raIg.
dpscsal Dtsp4scA to Tia 1fttunA
1)ETR0lT, July 1y.-1hu Canadian tuv Gb8mbfou
burned thss Aftofnuon on Laku ST. Clair. Losl
about q, b4D.
! Ap4e5a! NspatcA to 1he 1fitunA
| CHATHAM, unt., July ia Llspatch frou
Bells HlseF, y. n., reports large pfopt1'o OF Of
1so about mira out from that port. II bad be
| burning two huuEs, Name unknown.
, 1876-07-13

nH ''ngs nu'sci q o.. NJ ont q c;tcr g
Ee!ts r .od tl's Il ssss s? eio'nF % st%s
ssasf yt ~ as' ss.s viii IN ;s'st
III ffSss .ss 4 e' IN :s's' S'F 'e!Safs e
, 70 !, y" ~ e 4 T. St1 Z IT, 5sj'ei
Ss;s. asSar %ss;s e.; ST Sys VI
T CnTtsa 81 Pa NJ pf Il ss! a1rt s Tfts % FL II
hy tsn.p,a Il socasi.0a FREQ III bosisl cars 1ota.
.hrfs BINS fas ds,ssd VII! H.
sse Nv ISs
III u SsFs sst Sc
SsSct. Il st r. f" sF; ss NJ IL tSs VII I
ox Z AZ stop sou! really rreys 10 A. ,hor aa!s lSw
g m nfy @
sss sss sy I'd ;9's s5ss
4: ~ s:; S;;s
:s* I; # @ s s;s s s i ; :2; &
!: Is Il il % sr:as y sst s" Is y y
4sHss frce o. lo.fi sar,.' rata a!assjhn. w ~ '
%; r s sa .1c 9sa s s & III
;s s .4ss' e M t. m *|s III ss 5
eamnR ii dow lid iawcr. Tic trstltnK pr!nripaly
+ hi ss sssa fs' se9 ss"ssS ,a ii % .9 s
sf # Il: n.a a; s9s XIV nv M
ss25s s s s 81
$ %i.sSn.ia H. California: ] Mss:osa % i"w. ~ Ksifs.ks
SsssS
t!nr tash sales we're rrrortcd Of 77GsI by. M. at
liAcA.su, Ianhn rrtr,ir NJ .a; y, .sh W saup1c
r. s!.";K,s "n traGS FUo b'i do at 3Us5sc free On
wire taken b. nsa! d.til!t,: 10: WY non,!nai q
wa n ;oaa rfaacst an fnIy hsia owing 10 reports
l1st tic ctt IN tIe cttHue n heen dAnnEcd by the
recent aturnlf. An0lat 1untcl numtnAlly AZ tG&
eii Cash sslts Include u bu by sample at ssaoc on
.NARfEr-contiunes quiet. 4 fey cars were sold At
ac tnr No aic fur and .tkt.ac for Et3ccscu the
9.s Il t0s 1sny ~ fs.e' Nv nsrs!ss @
hnyurs SELLERS wure fG2o atart throughout tim
s.nn d for snptettr wa quoted a 9c, and July q
suffered t9ns!dcsalo :an'sso n iic l9!e stot1n. sam
No 1t 6se: i'd bn NJ At Xici Ib,s TesG!ed 81 Il
N;c, snd $40 bu by sample At a2}iasc On track. To-
AFTERNOON eAL1. .-.
Corn-Shlea 20 t11I lli seller GcpteInber at tG4o.
Mca$ rofSSales, 50U hris Rctlcf August vt $1D.a6.
--LATEST. ...
Mess pnrk wsa quict and Stronger closing st $1on5
far August ant $it is Tor September. Sales 7 httk
VI Us saller AuEnst, and s7H sccr sep.
Iard was quiet at sio o1k for August and sions for
September. salcs 20 cs eeiler scltelnber A. $!C.ba
W1ent wn active. drr!nlnE altItc. owtng. Y was
I'D It t. M It a Il S s's seg A
Etist urrnrd II ty4r sod at n4c then aeeitnsd =
~: dosihE Vt osaos}ac. September slosod at Dsds
s,is, 4, ss cIosing It the inside sepisuibsr sold
At 4f4t&4f9{c. cltlalnF ~ the inside.
0au were uulct and cases At :H}f3184c for July.
, 1876-07-13

BY TELEGltATH.
To tAS NtstfTn Assocfaled Press.

NEW YoRE, July 12.-uold weak, opening Mt
11lA nNl closing At lin. Carrying rates, 10
q. Loans were also ulutle Hat.
Governments weso strong.
RAl}road bunls were Arm md higher, With an &c.
tive deuand especially Tor Northwestarn, st. Iuul,
AMI Michigan Central.
State socurltios wuro steady.
The stuck market-outslle OF Western Union,
Lake shore. Delaware -Luckawanna, md Michigan
Central which wcre btrong and hsghor, ami United
6tAtes E1prehs, Which dculinrd 1--waa dull and
unintnreatfnH, Tho heat being loo Intense for tx-
tcnlcd operations. transactions were unIy ~, 900
saasss. of i wsh 3 M ogS ~ wsrS e. rasiae Null H. @ 9
Michigan Esntsai
N0noy ,nurkut easy, 202H; prime mercantile
paper, 30bh,
Custom receipts, s175, 600. .....-.-.
Tho Asststant frcnstror dlshurscd $38o, 900.
Cicarings. ~, 700, UUu.
Sterling ateady, W DAYS, 4SD; asglt, Adj.
, 1876-07-13
CHICAGO.

AnnIvAls-Atmr Chicago, Mnnitowoo sundFios,
stmr Aipona, MuSkegon, sundrtcs; prop O, Nlsta
lIaLlatce, luu,ber; prop ultuasck, Meaomincc,
towing; prop Messenger, Benton lIarbo1, sundrtnas
prop Tsuealull. nenton llarbnF, sundftoa; prop q.
r, Heath, Haugatuck, sundricsi prop ,Faycr!te,
Menpmiuee. towing; prop Commodore, buffalo,
sualtIcs; prop Clcmatis. Pcsht'go, towing; prop
Cuha. lsuaalo, snndEissi schf W: u. ogdeu, Clevc.
laud, coal; sehf Island Queen, MAn!stes, lumbar,
schr John Aarka. M1ulalte, lumber; sehs Granger
ttulsplcE, eatk iscat Day, sturgeon lay lumber
ssst T. saS, hsn1ses' ser s.o
Mcno,nlnec, lumber; schr Gssawu, Gsnn1 Iiaycp,
lulebctl seAr y, rs.yiuS', Me4'sc:un, lumber;
, 1876-07-13

Du1poEronT, ILL.,, July ..-ANnrrlra--tlo!d- :
Hunter, I.aSalle, 1000 bn corn, 1000 bu wtrat:
prop Whals, Lasallc, J, 300 bu oats, 05O bu rye;
Friendship, LaAailc, loo bu outs.
CLEAnan-i'sup Peerless, Marscillcs, 17,GG8 It
lumber; prop Moutauk. LockporL 4,1lo bu
whcat; Elizabeth. Lockport, $500 hu wheat;
Georgin. scneca, o., ,040 n lumber, Gen. shcr.
man, Morris, ~, :9 II lumber, Ill roo lath. II
III shingles; Mldgic, Ottawa, ~, aUs n lup,bcr. ITO
III latt, i nj shInglcss OrIsn. Alnfteites, Nj, 4;,I
Il lumber; John Carter LaSalo, =. 000 potts, 1U0
Il, shingles,
, 1876-07-13

finest. se95ac, cl,otcc. sraGnc, cho!cett. G1aG1c,
cheIcr to chaltets new n1st rickln., tacA71o.
medium. 4txs42c; E,nd mr.n. 4H*%sc: nns. 4set%e;
WtHI1-ws. nnotc arny n ". .oo for inaplr. 20. 10
Wi0L-fi+n,sins dull md Easy. BmAl orders arc r.
eetvt.! trun the Hess otherwtss Tho market i not
sought hy buyers Quotations: Tll washed, cllntcC,
atM17o, fair Iuo, gF431c; washed fleece, nnN md
medium. - 2cs INV Aalc1 ntcc, Coart1 and nlultn.
81 me.
, 1876-07-13

LoxnoN, July 1a.-conso. for money, u4X;
Account, GJM.
Now York Central, 07N; Ksic, 12X; preferred.
19T.
I'Anls July la.-Ncntcs. 1o0f .ac.
VHAkKfuEr, July iH.-ScM as, lu.4.
, 1876-07-13

nj, sceent, hSe aa sna e.
somooa DO. t}ssse: tsls In,!ds saa eovsi', sH.ses
''tsf"T 1r r.H"xe s,en su' ..t,vo ,o,
on asa IT,.
cd nm tone, Tbe rvreota conpus heavy. but stocks
arc not aecunulstinR to any s1eat e.u'nt Following
Arc o sa u rr,s a ~
s1S %1aoa'"Tsi, market presented no new features,
I n ,. @ s as and
Is"tvn " ss %s' sSa;.ap @ d: ~; oat.o sso * xnts M
saa, =. itsiss' Eanalss, .'aas, '''s'is'sss d.
4ta: ciFFsE-ss a:a,t in moderately a. .hou. .tc.ay
5r as = 'o' k00" ~ 'u'e' Aoa
coal anl! 4 Prsyleg. quetstions: Iaeka:
S;isS5$s iS;fis;$ ;S e SSaSs ' ii,,s5; s5 ii y
sa I'd ss eaa hstsr ss;a's Il ssa; H.
';$' s' ;Ss {. 81
s;sS; ;i,; ;s'!Ss S& ~
If; sos{assI: fSna. :; siss! sSsf:tSsM,
sossss sam :ssSis: .oS:: s;:s:si ssH ssspSes:
s Il ''ss :. s sta qs!as Ssss. Fn %g1pss ssfs
T. .:s. ~ rig plecip!i, =, *i;!nn't5 root ip.eae
q! 1SSl e Vt, EraoHs ?, a1sso M sver cryst;:
EGuS-Wcfs lower undrr fair offerings. which sel.
sss T. s & Il aSs e!
bln uuhitLou. strictly cA aukagas wtru quoIod Al
l+}St.iSc:
flsl!-Tho market for !akn nah eontlnuot aull al!a
as xss " u 81 ;a ~ 1iS S .1s 9
Will. St.tkss.Si; NO. ! DO. u.aas4.sss trsut.
NJ H. f3.IhhJn)i No: ! AhDro msckcEeI. A.brt,
fll. .k .u0t Nu, ay. - 0NaV ~; No. iiackctei.
i,nr', y, ~ ioIb1,7oi I ts'ny & masSsEss' ' b; M;3.a
teorgcs soinsh Us. u summer rutad ctxns.
att5 tio E.bri. SiWs.4 LaGra,ioT bcrrlHg. r1ni,
brIs. s8aIsJ u; DO. Mhr S3Mka1. n; kcalca her.
ring per .mx. :haa3c; M: herring. aot33c; colun
bla Ii,: ls!xsr Aanon ~ -nfL H. *am I'm, ..,a,n
this eia.s et Koot1. ut,eFs hsing Ind iar st,a
av.,nnNt1. We rupeat unr list M fODwp:
fortign-fae4 lyts4t; 1Rs, lhycrs l5fei5t&c; hRA.
drums 1aM'G iatc, Turkish pruNes, G4AAct Irrich
pEucs, kegs ahd hulra HatI9c raI.iha tayeFh Hafs
ss0, iooso Mnsc4so, t..sEtS.Ti Yniencfa, otsIO4c,
IJaaesiio-AiLcI apples, 1AxAU; Michigan apples,
o1tIiUc. pared peaches, litsi7c; blackHErrs, ~
u$G rAspsrrlcy, Nr,aIG; plttrts Etletrtsk lbdzac.
EmEfilherse. lItsl!Nc, a!nGnd1 Terraguna. lo,ses
lVsiiol Urunnbls xaInpts ttSc. DraztIs N4aac,
frnursscs neaut,.s, 5att, Afrispa peanuM GttSs
uIlEa:N fNliTH-iIrFrlcs Wert Ii ltllcfAl auny md
slo, rscEUAr ps!cea * few rrarlcs were Ii iruin
Alton. Jrtl,nnx rUHttnuo very dft. bcIpH jpNet hrrn
, 1876-07-13
COMMERCIAL.

The following wcro tho receipts md shipments Of
the leading articles Of proucb In th!s city during
tho tWeuty-fous hnurs ending at o'clock OH
Wednesday morning, and for tho corresponding
, 1876-07-13

CATTLE-Tncre WIS mn active and firm cnttc mnrs
kct, Ths receipts nny Lt,1a rors ttaa half as
1arRe ~ for the day bcfure. anil udcr atrnnE demand
tho decline Of T1Ics!sy was easily recovered. TAr
Qatlity OF tho offernRa wHS good, and trading wfa
ctluny II pr!cca ranging fru k4..s upwar 10 t1.M.
Tho extreme range - Att3.t0 Aitho nutaIdt tK.
Hre there two aact-toth ly strnler, Wadswnrth
4 Hail. X. Httaiprn TO. su1h 4s head NJ IS ~ Tcte
kcycrat sales At t7D, Texas cattle were In n,o
crate supply nj $J.tOaI. ~ for u c1Orc
t}fCEury Cuulcy Co. eufl t Colorado chttlo at $3pO
Tho market tl1scd Hrrt. with RlN,ut all suld
QUOTATIONS..
Choice Hecxes-Ftnr, lit, wG!i'formta3 2
year to year old stctss. weighing ,HAItu -.
1tn u
Ling i,asi 70 i.a,O ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 4.>a47u
Medum t1raics-Stcer1 In fair ftcst wcRh.
tnR rO 10 j, III, 4..54lco
Bltchrss' Etock-rour to tair steers. and
El,nlnlnn to ehoicc cnHa. for city sialElltct.
weighing Aoj 70 i. lO0 1o117s
to O<U s.Uo175
bulls md scaiawag steers. 1.oO127n
TeIAS-ThrSuRllH
, 1876-07-13

Ill l1ER HnH 1urI I, r7ts; ;;. .,Iri nicIa MIR, w n
siyfc t,r summer md lldbias{I for winttri Cu.leF'
lants, v}tspstu naSl, seller JH.yi sutnnor luaE
i;Atlb, ~, tiAl3r.
tItTtf -WasEhIrt at aelao- -.
1ssEF plIuDtC r1-Wrre atcady md Quiet It $40. 75
.sliaiier tnsA,; x!l.7s4l:.oa Tyr saIT4 Me.s, aud
2ulaic-Waa Vuitei ii saA,{c Tor city, end 1886 for
country iuLs, urcuraluH " Cullittun.
, 1876-07-13
sumption: +, 3a7 bu wheat, 4,o;;a ba corn, 1,41o

..,,,,,,o,, r no., L., ,u,.,. 4 ~, =, .,,, AIN
bn oatt.
The following grain was Inspected into store IN
this city on Wednesday motn{NK:1 l car fo]CclCsl
.r,n,s. ,,ha., ,ss.Mn + N w she,t. n, ra1s No.
w,n'eu Wnea', cas no. ~ "n'a.' -" ~ ~" ~ ~
, do, 0 cars and 900 bu rejected do, y cars no
grade u3o whcat); &c cars and o. Ooo IN hleh
Ah'Aco cofnt - ea.s A"u IVY y" ~. 49,
now mixed do, 81 cAr rejected DO, IN cars NO
prna II 40 corn). o cars and H. 900 bu white oats,
oocnrs Nh In IN rars reictted do (An onts>: 1
r.,, and I. mn hi No. 9 ryo. car rejected do; =
rsrs No. bnr]cy. / car No. 9 do, / car rejected
d.. ro,al i3f,4 cnrs). 100 900 bu. Inspected ont:
S, Fan hn wheat LEA. GEO bu corn 30, o4B bu oats,
4 ',1s In ryc.
m. rcrrints M wheat In milwaukee during the
S,.,r.,o y al ran In rotai far one month.
- 40, con H., rhts :. a. ~. r,,c of ~ noo O1o
o,oo-' NV ~. ",s...h L., -, ,,r,., tbn
u" per ycas ~ tne WV usIeH. sa' ~ -'A'~ ~"
asotoeo cannot oe e1leetea 70 nolu'