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, 1876-09-07
eu, for ench side Of the street. They began

GsnuAs nrEn,sE11,Bn
Thosc portrsit II The lnmcntcH St. Ca1nbrtnus
Represented a. sitting on becr-cask and hold
fnr nloft n fonntnp fnnEnrl at Dnyncr & Re-
n,is,-was nuirkjy and sacrilcrionalv ronvnrtet1
into drcwood. The policc, Il should be said,
were provided with axet, ropta, and oil the
necessary implements Of dcstrtctlon.
Vorv i!ttlc opposition was encountered. Tho
nwe Of The NpeclurE" 10 offer nny resistance
cxccpt n verbal demurrer. Now md then soma
cd woman would discharge yoiicy Of rci.hot
ailjccttyes, though enrcfully rcfratnliE from p[-
iressjtr Rer lat,r,lngu 10 tlr ulltocrats OF tbs
stHtion.hol.c, IL orc secondhand store there
WA SIGN which read In large cllarnctors,
~. rnIi.L1rsoN, T1iE wonKfsaMAw's rR1RHp''
Whc,, tho polIce arrived before tic etory-pn,l-a-
awar at tile sgn cut rtieiicd litt1u Eaitt-caici
man. hoinr m, hotl, iii hantts In nusneaknl1jo
grief, aud crying:
M3tcntIrmrnS. abenfttmens. rat you urrnk
, 1876-09-07


DDSOGliUE - Tuesday, Hept. s, blrB. Mary
IIoHora Donoghue, aged 81 years.
Funeral from her latp resltencu, No.. II Ashley.
e.; 'rdntsday, Sept. =. At II o'ciocl, to St.
t:Dlnmbktts Church, thence 10 Calvary by cars.
Friends Of t!,a fhnttly are Invited
IlOUSrON-At tho residence uf J. r. Houston,
It'll "ent Washsngton-st., sept. =, Of 1fphthesettc
Group. Royal baldwin, only child OF T. James and
Amanda a. Il0nston, aged years ani i months.
1temalns taken to ogdonsbufg, n. y, for Inter
ment.
MEAp-In Newark, N: d.. on tho morning Of
tss !th intt., Della A., wife Or J0sci'fa r. Mead.
etety. brooklyn, L, l.
McQUADE-un the 7th inst, Della, beloved
Wife Of r. G. McQnat1e.
Funera, from hsr late residence, ABB Wn1lnec-
afe Invited.
DonuE-scpt. 9. of neuralgia Of the heart, at
Ills Psalee.Av.. In thls cliy, llclah Al, wIfo Of
George r. Dodge, aged 81 years.
Nltlee Uf funeral Il. morrow.
.s4J~ ~Dronk!yn IN. ~ and San Francisco papers
p'case cnpy.
MAnTIus-ecpt. q, Theodore Matttus, aged ~
yearA.
Funeral from hta late residence. 2sH North
FE1nkltn.Kt., Sept s, 10 q. H., to 0racclaud
Cemetery.
ti,- shcboygan paper p,caae copy.
, 1876-09-07
A TIMES" FABRICATION,

MONMOUTH, ILL.,, Sept. 5.-Thc daily .lnaaIas,
edited by one Story. garc publicity to s!asl-
der on tho Republicans Of Monmouth ycster-
day. An Item was sent to that sllcet noting
tint the Democratic pole hcru Ind been broken
and nvtilated during tlu night, the decd be-
Ing done by ths Democrats, who were ashamed
of their hickory in comparison with tho line l5O-
feet pole Of tie Republicans" The depraycl
editor struck out the words quoted above, aud
inserted tho lie, ".rte decd was done by the
Republicans" 'Thh may be the way 10 manu-
features most Of his "news," Tl,c Democrats
acknowledges haslag cut down their own pole,
1fints Is about played out. 1t Ia being rupiAiy
kicked out OF cvcrY decent family in' tho CON-
tnuntty. TNurn.
, 1876-09-07
PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Sept. 6,-Thu annual
parade Of the Volunteer Fire Department to.
day was one Of the grandest street pagcants Of
this summer. Thu procession consisted of
twelve divisions, and comprlscd, besilu the old
companies Of the city, many organizations fFom
abroad, coming iron! all paFta Of the country.
along the route Of tbs procession were throngcl
with spectators. and tho whole city Is pro;usely
decorated with 4aks.
, 1876-09-07

THE ROOT 4 SONS MUSIC COMPANY
offer special Inducements 10 buyers vt Wholesale
and retail! Of sheet music. nlusic.bonxs. slu1ins,
guitars and all kinda Of muaicll instruments.
General agenta for III, Standard organ and Stcck
piano. Quality guaranteed. No. l5U Slate at1ect.
, 1876-09-07
MARRIAGES.

MARRIAGES..
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS tho 9th inst, by tho
Hev. Arthur Piper, at tho residence Of David Law.
ton, Esq.,, Racine, Wis.,. t'enrgo Il. DraE10n, OF
Evanaton, aud Anna II. Hopkins, Of Nac!nu. No
eardB.
LAWRENcE-LAEE- On Tuesday. cyenIug,
Sept. s, At the fesidence Of tho 1,slt1cs father,
Ellahn d. 1.anb, n62 WaEren.ay.. by the ttcv. =.
u. Adams, Dir. bradford n 1.awEunco and Miss
Julia A. Lane, bolh ot Chicago, No cars.
, 1876-09-07
WHY HAS sO2oDnNT

become ths stapls dcutr1tce Of AmsT1ea1 Simply
because 1t u impossible TO uss It, even fur week,
without percelving IT. hy2tsnc s1sct upon ths
tssth, ths gums, aud the breath.
, 1876-09-07

may ca seen 1t Dnltons, No. 1O3 Stats streot.
The "Kadlaut llome" folks hit tho nall on The
head In 10 edoctuhliy freeing tho g.ats Of ashes
and ciluksrs Ranges and stoves Of al ktnda.
, 1876-09-07

Yesterdays Staats-zeftuua has tho following
Interesting advertisement:
To the Clrr7Ess ~ C1tpAoo:1 I, Angust Lachel,
SchuuI, 10 marry heF. She .atl 10 ms, Tyou
arc the man want to take charge Ut my IasL.
ness" told her would tl!nk tho nxttct uyct.
aud could not turn OUT Of the housa, but whoa
intended to Keep - lonK ~ ] lived. The widow
sonls asylum Or hospital. replied
that would no. do thAt, liz had worked fer me
10 long that would not Let him le4vs NE. Then
The widow amid she would make me ptoposltIon.
II would marry her she wou>d pay .as T.. ooo
, 1876-09-07
SIXTH WARD,

6l4TH WARU,
Companies A, Il, anil Z arc hereby commanded
10 appear at Headquarters No. n. South lla!.ird
ftTect Qtel1et's l1al1}, OH tho Ti Of September,
1h70, at I O'Clock *harp, III full nntforn, 10 tast
l'aft tn tue demonstration In hunDr Of t.n 1iuu.
Curt Schurz. 4. N. IlurtnlNso,l,
Captain Commanding Ward.
, 1876-09-07
THE EXPOSITION.
An Transformations and Successful
Opening.
A Glance at the Main Features Of This
Years Display.
Gratifying Pronptness Shown
on the Part OF Exhibitors.

Sailed With hoatse oFatory. It WRs simple anu
bustncsa-llkc opening,-suitcd to the tastes OF
the multltudcs who at this time are sattated
with IN inlrnensty Of public speatdng,-and 1t
Is needless to add thut 1t was n SUCCESS. That,
after all, is tls most Important point to be at.
taincti. II was contemplated BY the Directors
To have some public exercises connected with
the formal throwing open OF the doors for the
udmission OF visitors; but, after grave and sor}-
ous consideration, they Thought better Of II,
and decided to let tho Exhibition stand upon
It's own merits without being bolste1cd up by
platform eloqucncc.
Tic evening was not 20 autptcious In the mat
ter Of weather "a might have been desired. For
the previous two days there had been cloud
over the sky which even tho usually proud
radiance of September sun WIS unablc to pen
citrate. II was pluvlal period, aud all the
1nuit while tue cutters run over mud cftokcd the
sewers with the or-seourtngs Ut the paycn,cnts.
Isatn descended at Intervals throughout the day
with nasty persietencc that vas ali but intel
broad sunlight 50 long as to consider It piece
OF marketable property, the disposal of which
rested rightfally IN their Own hands IN
stoal of tho weather clerks. Fortunately
Sga'ss s ssan s7eonF q Fostss, ssas greatly e % tic
delight OF the Exposition managers, who had
been lolcfully regarding the rain from their
attic rI1ntuhpF. 0f ntfnNfj}nfv
lila onn.,Iru hcrnn r. lat fnr tf,cir wrnuninTs
a,,f, ,ml,rcilns Sn,; r. or,1er tb,,r rnachca
N1N .Hr r.n1y "a y n,ctnrr
t,,ere yvas ,,crrrntih,c fl,,r of fniivtdun,a and
Trnnna tn,vartl. fhe inknshnre' The ,irIhiets III
fttmn,,tv snenfttiv rrcv tn n f,1c. and from T.a}
to nrI6cl tIs Va eo,,stont IN and steativ In the
son,e fiircrtan' TIM S,GtsIc tha vast iiuii1,fnr.
wIosc si,5r. wnre rlnw .,f 1Ipht ram t1'n IL.
"ms,nrnio gnssots shintn1 tEro,,r sbe eA r,nss
rnof nnd Wit. icrr was m anit5,a.rn .eenc' o
4 .,scn a" ro1ic,,,ner r,,or.leI .hn mir nnrtoI
.",,i.,,r sh dic,,,t oCn nie.r ~ onnn'
,is1n.iSSr 's fra," tl,,r arr,oTns ~ In,m
his hiiinrs "Hmr Has,x ny ~ thesn v,amt aIso war; ms
t1"ne s,tret rh",I m ar,nv e ',ncnut,,
..a,..r1v -ort,,ts frn, ~ tn,ro. st~.ts ~ thn
~, toso "Mt n,,,t. ~ , so
nssnnt,,n,lv honnt liz mn sIi1ts ~ rnaf .ocioj
nf,it ns rs.,'o,, sau ~ senf.1, tr',,"%
r,ri,ont n ,n, oy c,a
rntn ~ ~ scnn y, ~ te as" n uma .ritt sU
M tn y W. .ov m S,1 NJ
asn -, t.s M a,u no
'eI1 WILL . ~ ~, .'1. ~. ,9o,,,tn, an - +b.
r t ..t.t. wv G;t,i IL, ~ q, ~. a
aoot, u ~ . saoo. .uaa atta 1..i .sS y
ssehe q EAyety anu conot.on inhlMe. HON .a.
saH1s ,1. u ptuae VERY ~ oG heeM s.aol!'us aoDut
url!inIntty,sIshi,eu msles, mnssrm,E near tmat
tsatona sencnqoab o. swgGtneatts, tae toums
, 1876-09-07
THE g0UTH B1pE,

HEADQUARTERS FlHsr DIVISION, Sept. 1.-All
tho officers pt the stAI will report. Uniformed,
monntGtf, and with side arms. for general parade.
corner Of Wabash aFen,Iu and Harmon ronrt in
pnrduatscc Of general onier No. 2. l:y order Of
Col. LYMAN NntnGEs, Commanding. :;
, 1876-09-07
E1HNTH WARD.

Thesu will Ia meeting Of thn Eighth Tard Com.
nany u ltoys III Hue ct the cutncrof Taylor and
eectnr oeo1s naS no. M
1lcpublicaaA arc requested to attend,
, 1876-09-07

Company A, Seventh Ward lIaymakcra. will
meet THIS evening at 7:10 O'clock. at their hull,
sontheast corner Of West Fourteenth An,l rnioA
streets. A full supply. Of uniforms will lie on
hand. JAArs UcaGtu, Captain.
, 1876-09-07

Memhor1 of the tlilTcrrut Scandinavian Naye,
and W!ecics marching companies af the Four
tccnih Ward aro requested to meet In full uniform
tits crcang at O'Clock btinrp for patndc. liraA~
quarters old engine. hon*c. Wcft !:sie ntsco, near
milwaukee, avenue Full Attendance desired.
, 1876-09-07

ltEanQuAnTEHs EtG1trEearM WANp MINUTE
MIN, Sept. Accompanies A, n, aud c, having
beru dctaiitd 40 tseurL Iuf tho lion. Catl Sshlrt
ttts evrntne, t'e tnslMtcrs Of the aboyo GoMra:sa
H., sharp. j. II. JnnHsnN.
Mnjpr Commanding.
, 1876-09-07

ELEVENTH WARD.
Every member OF Eompnny 4, Elesenth Wkrd
MInnss.Mrn Is hereby ordered t1 report at head.
quarters; hiartinrs Hall. Ada street, near Msd-
ron. 1t t:4h ocIock sharp. to take part In the 10.
tAde ordttt,, Tor ts uscatng. Dy orilcs Of Captain
EohiftftR.ifHs. :.
, 1876-09-07

There will be spcclnl meeting Of tho Executive
Committee Of the GRAND conncIl 1t . o'clorI; D. m
To-day at Republican l1ea4qaArtors corner of
Clark and Luio ntrecta.
, 1876-09-07

Companies a and II Of Tho Ninth Ward w!l! meet
al thelr armoty IN tho Goho Theatre, Desptaints
street. at 7:;W sharp to take part in the general
parade tsif evening. All pIenihcrs aro requested
ten hayo Secured thn nssy uniforms for tho Cou.
bahlta
, 1876-09-07
THE MDUETED TROOPS,

I1p01lD.
All mounted companies III tha Firat Congressional
ltsft1ct will report this evening nt :lU oclock, Ut
the corner Of Harrison street nnd Wabash avenue.
for parade IL h,rtr Of tho lion, Carl Schurxs ~.
ceptloh. Uy order Of Col. Orro A. ScHuLz,
Commanding Mounted tTtpnDs.
, 1876-09-07

LI1E3I " IllHUs
.Mfnutc-Men Flrst Ward. Companies A md y. and
all officers First Warl battalion, will assemble at
their respective armprics, eHu.p themselves, and
repoftat Grand Pacific tIotcl for rHcart duty Of
spcaksEa and c0nlMittce. q. 4. SIDNEY. Mninr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-28
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EuROPEAN MARKETS

LIVERPOOL, Aug 26-l230 m.-Cotton Is quiet and IN
sed; Mlddl upands Gi 90 Orleans 6s saes
ii 900 Of which 1000 were American Cotton TO arrive
quiet steay sales Middpng uplands. Low Middllns
shipped October and November, per sail. 6ised 81.
IIvERpoOI, Aug 2G-l;3O p, m.-Hams irmer; Long Cut
90 cwt Lard steady Prime western bg ewI
INRRPCOI Aug 2G-230 p mCotton TO arrive quiet aud
steady OF the sdes today 700 bales were American
LONDON Aug 2Bhe Stock Exchange has Deeh very qulet
during past week. business has been Insufficient Ia
mantain prices COnso dun AZ slightly weaker rates
India securities declined y cent English Railways were
depressed by unfavobe weekly traffic returns and almost
close of the week. Canadian Railways were 20 = lower
Toren oyernmeuts we're Inactive ard dun in the carly part
TrSisb Italian and portguese were slightly higher; all
show decline. American Governments were weak
throughout Al decline tbs week All inc
depressed b. the announcement OF new re)I
usBcss htncinglaue the week has been mar
mate price. have not receed further Some k3 81
OF the coast some have Sole az the current
also several barge parcels on the spot he
very middle % x,
ceased opeat and tho tone became decdsy
West Indies show no change remaining steady loI relnng
Good fine cOfees have soft slightly M htl, esit'lD
read salaha The tea market continues unsetic Oy hr
ther large arrivals moderate bsrcss was dOhe Dt prices
were N what irreCuPr. 90. A., -
LoypON AUG 2B-230 q. Consos 9G7ro i0r both money
ana the account UnIed states $40 bonds Old loGJs. lO1
l-GTs lns3 10 coupon, lO7. Ee Hallway slare 10
LONDON, Aug. 26-l:30 p m.-Erc Railway shares, lois
dispatches quote per cent ientes az iVOi 81 &c of inc
fos6ox. Aug 2c-2 p. 'm.-Ene Railway shares, 1Oh
Uniied states $50 bonds, 1863. 1881 new.hvcs l91l
LoSuoN Aug. 26-3:Sp p Li-rfe amount Of BULLION gone
irio Bank q England balance today y Z 5000.
E,ibcd Petroleum led gallon. Spirits IuFpenthe ZJ a
236 y Cwt .
cclt renits 1t O6. 40c Tor the account ,,
ANTWERP Aug 26-Petroeum 80 II for fine pale American
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-28
COTTON MARKETS.

CHARLESTON Aug 2G-COtton quiet Mdding. l1Qll Sc;
low Miidlng, lobe. Good Ordinary 05c ret receipts,
liz bales; sales 20 bales stock. actual, 500 bales.
BOSTON, Aug. 2O-CottOn steady Mhlllng l2hc Low
Mddng ssc Good Ordinary, l0ac.; net receipts, Al
bales; gross, Si6 bales stock. 6O34 bales -
Aug. 26-Cotion quiet; M!udbng lO'4c.; Low
Middug SS,ac. Good Ordinary, $50 net receipts, lol
bales; sales, As bales; stock. 1850 bales
BALTIMORE, Aug 20.-COttOn dull MGdling, IL Sci Low
MilIng &c. Good Ordinary lO4c, gross receipts 80
bales; exports, c0aswse 20 bacs sales 200 Daes spun
ners l75 hales stock, 1886 GALES ,.-,,,
MEMPHIS Aug. 2GCOtt0n quiet Mddling, IL - IL &c
receipts. 40 bales shipments 81 bales sales zoo Daes'
Put tDRlpniA Aug. 2G.--Coton dull Mddng l2isc;
Mddlng. II POI Good Ordinary. lOsc gross receipts
EEw oRiEASs Aug 26-Coton quiet and easy Miidlmg.
IL ac Low Mdding, lO1sc. Good Ordinary vsc het re-
celts tales gross 10 bales exports coasWise ~ Dales
sales. l75 bales stock. 30 $50 bales. ,,,
MOBILE Aug. 25-Coton nothing doing nominal; Muunng
IL iDllA $50; Low Middling, lOS9lOec 6oOl urinary
CSC rooeips 80 Daes exports coast"iS Oaes sooA'
'auGysTA Aug 26-Cotton-GoOd demand Mddling, lO's
i0oc: Low Middling, TO- l0ic; Good Ordinary, SG3bc
rcc.ip,s "a bales; GALES. 80 bales.
NoRFoLk Aug. 26-Cotton quiet Mhulng, ll'fc.i ne,
receipts "a balesi exports ooast"ise 10 Daes ss ~
' GAIygsToS Aug 26-Cotton quiet and easy Mdding,
IKE Low Mddlng. l0sac; Good Ordinary 9'ac net re-
ceips 6O3 bales exports eoastwse, 100 bales ses ITO
I9ulsymiR, Avg 26~Cotton quiet snddling. lse
ST LOUIS, Aug. 26Cottcn quiet Middlng ~ vi low
shipments, 1871 bales sales 2 bales, stock 2Sio baiss
IIsClSSAT, Aug 26.-Cotton quiet Mlddhng, ll1~h
law MIddng lOSc. G0od Ordinary, $50. reeePts ~
bales shipments SAT bales sales bales s1ocA' eS'i
O1 WILMINGTON Aug Rejection QuIcti Middliu& iise'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-28
Western UDIOt
SArrrDAY. Aug. 2G-P. NJ.

The importance of the events of the week ending
to-day can hardly be estimated. great and iniqui-
tous monopoly which Cor years has been sucking the
hfeblood OF every industry without becoming sati-
ated, has at last been forced to let 90 its hold.
People breathe freer, hut, Ike the newly enamel
pated slave. still fear that it is but dream The
disruption Of the coal combination pricks one more
bubble and brings step nearer TO that resto-
ration Of confidence which some believe to be all
that is necessary to set in motion the wheels of
trade. But mere confidence will not revive wasted
properties, nor exhume buried corporations.
Therefore il it necessary that every existing bub-
BILE shall be pierced before there can be an
advance toward real permanent prosperity.
With single exception all these coal corporations
have largely increased their liabilities since 1873,
and from the proceeds thereof have paid large diyi
dends, thus sustaining their credits and enabling
them to make still further issues Of securities.
Their much Wanted "surplusses" were the fictitious
creation Of the high valuation Of years ago, which
IN common with property Of every description have
been subject to the shrinkages of the past three
years until they are now as untrustwortby as the
estimated assets Of the merchant who continues to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-28
DOMESTIC Markets.

~ pIa .
BrfgNo Aug kees'p,so Py I @ 200 iuS
f., rii,oid-PSur $500 Gb- Whsaf is 900 bush Corn,
Ecnis Dy canal y 49, t v, ~ o90 hsh Nv
ei',Oo 'Iaa 70 l56 S'I Iyfcgl AZ oG1 bg,6 corn
boo bush oa 1000 bush Rye 22 oS 0qs Sr G bss
,a..S,l. " ~, o.. linz L. oav9,cr Eioar Hrrn sales
bbls nj ubenA9s.1 p oes iSg Mi LIE - AZ
~ ~ iuo hush ciicagc prtnr y sample nj b5c. ear
ilspi 30 sANah;,C - - =, - 80 Il Tr,D
C-0ce HAM 49, ~, Il, , -. ~ ta
e. i' sale, TX o,s ) s e rS. az ise GAS
irt'linS oHy ~" t. en,LS ora gud
..s tare az IA, c,n '4S i''' iO'N ''"' '1
t o., ,.,1 ~, b,-I.r Ma CGcl.o srring 81 sc cash
Sc september: o., October No. Chicago spring -
~ y ~ sgL@' cas,; t3c Stpte.nhcr or October oats
Zoe cash, Il c Scn,au,bcr Rye IN good demand
an s.' -r ,5 TT, in oSi SeI8s ana Shade
ls ci'ii 'g, I'm @ XIX, i III 95 au t6S wear
ai dur Tel az lover 20 10 cisH ~ Vz2gSi 70
ts"'rri va IN - ~, "a 49, 80, - MA H..
- %tisy ,t,aaE Sna rI ~, pr
"a g. ,,,r,P aG1 i, S1rl t05 800 h. h.. GATE
49,, 3i, nm E1is V,ps, . G0 llsb. Corn $50 900
iat6 6aii 800. bush iy,. it00O bnsn.; B7rcy. $500
IIIc,Ns, AZ aug 1B-Flour staiy VITA a far demand
y,iit AMI ami 10 v-T rel 90c 81 OG corn ~ ir 10
M r ~t ser NJ iGaf7c oats quiet bat arm Al are
10 ts!a at hi. 1Sc Barley oIss hui AIm az aJas5c
"; ~ L.,i -. 10 ILL.,, ,arr M I,aSe 50 81 /,
M g6 pIS ,natt stay and rrn,: ShouIteIs ajo'.ic.
S'tT ie N w '' tT,r , ,cs 49,. Yer isS a.,
.; i',a q. mani Al fl 10 Eai,r in. aud
m IA IT, 80 go ~: n; 80, a;pv5 cxlr az Sd 90:
,,'o..i'is ~ y, esium Xxx i25
W,y,,y5 Eag iNFioGi quiet and unchanged wheat
yTrt., Gii - OS New 81 6ii, No . Mw6ukcr g6aic.
siptsmisT 06ie October. pose Corn steady sgd quiet
DO ~, =, -. & "a o. iiorit .taa1 ar nh rvc led
sG H g'' 6r New 10 SpTns 7S scptem6ct s3c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-28
HAVANA MARKETS.

IIAyAy, Aug 2G.-sugsr-The market is quiet owing to
the hg holders aud closed very hrin az az nd
yance of real. Nos 10 u ~ T. 81 s2d92 reals y ar
ro1a Nos 20 T. =, lOh0ll rcais other grades are
stock IN warehouse Havana ana MhtanZas,
2O2 900 BOXES and $500 hdg receipts OF The week 400
bpze and hust exports during the week, 1900 boxes
and $50 hlds Including 5000 boxes ana 800 hhds to
yuirCd Eutt.r Oos75 quiuta Tor superior
AlprcatE Flour So GOA EJ5 30 q Dbl for American
Jcrsed Sect 20 IS artoa iians s5GG$5s qunsl LOT
American Lard In Kegs. %44 q quluai ~
t- si1a$iS. Potatoes Sl3 80 DBL lallow, ~ 1850
TgntI Coal OIL - tins S'idb r'ts 2 gallon EMPTY logs
isa4s - JJ1 D. LuuDcr Hat WAlie Pine. So NJ:
fItrh Pine $50 y ". gold shocks nominal sugar Hogs
Artgs rs I.O reals - hte Navy Beans 2O020ia
reals 3 arpba. Chewing Tobacco - qSjb qniniaL Corn
ii 81. Hoo nominal Long SBaNed 800
H FregBts buoyant but steady a. uucha g"t rA;es To-
ha.co An in sOcSs Offering there ~ 10 choice sl
dealers asking eyrayaglnt price, Tor INFERIOR Qualities
spanish Gold, 2.Sa p Exchange Arm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-28

unaitered state Factory ut 6f7 for Fair t
Good 7aa9c for Good 10 Choice and g'.dlOc Tor FANCY
Dairy 2c Skinned and HaSkimmed at 3dbc;
Factory 307c. for FAIR TO Prime; 7aS2c for
Fine Choice and 7iaqSc tor full Cream CheddAr..
EGGS were IN light supply, and 6rmer Long Island and
NewJersey lsal9c State and Pennsyvania at l7q
latter for Choice aad Canada az l6o
RICE quiet and unchanged Tor ali grades either foreign
domestic.
prices steady Receipts for the week bales Puerto
Cabeo Curacao IL bales Vera Cruz So bales New
Orleans sales tine1O bales Mexican ana ~ bales
Payia The business In Deer Skins has been rather small Dut
change noted Receipts for the week.-Mrs. bales An
gostur bales Puerto CabelO 81 bales Vera Cruz bales
PTOgrcsso, bales NewOrleans sales, lOOOO 10 MeAea
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49,. -.-.DU
STEARINMarket heavy. Sales l71 tcs. Western about
prime at l2ssc. y ID.
SUGAR-Refned quiet II &c. for Hard grades and
lie for Standard A." Raw quiet but firm at SC
good Refining; 9c Tor prime and 1l0i&c for
Centrifugal Sales 500 hhds. Mead0 75 and l4O hhds
Cuba Muscov9do part old sales at 87s09agc -
TALLOW-Narkct firm and the demaOd continued fair
Sales l3O 900 N prime at SasG97Iac. y d.
WIiiSKY-The market Quiet az 81 Ia Y gallon Alco-
hol quoted ai g. Is wine measure.
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boston, Mass 26-The Wool market continues actiys
beyond all precedent The receipts continue 70 show latsa
tie corresponding weeks for some previous
years interior rapidly coming Tor
ward The principal ansictions have boon 10 Cantorms
Texas and Western Wool but the demand Tor all kndn
good full readily obtained although
improvements prices have taken place The sales Of Opo
Pennsylvania Washed Fleeces have been 900 D. ~
from iac and include considerable Medium snd NO
at 50 o0iUc, at 81 2GSc, XXX at 40142 &c. xxx ana
Pcock at 80 sd4i c There is very htte XIX IN good
condition DO had under i20i2c. There has been large
In Fine Unwased add understandable at various
prices TO quality and condition The saes OF AcSsn
and Wisconsin wore 10000 ID, with prices ranging
from 33035o. Combing and Delcne are quite tiIn
at the recent advance but offered sparinglyi sales
100000 - ct 3SGiyc. tor Pine Delainet 10000. for
Washed Combng; 322135c for Unwasliel Combings and
Deanes Most desirable lots Of Combing generally
held al &c., and some holders indifferent about ling a
that price. The first nstamens ~ the Fall clip Of Cali
made its appearance and small lot OF $4,000 was
sold at Loo The condition Of the wool is seedy and bury
The demand for Spring continues qne active, thu sales
amounting to l03S0J0 b. at from lac 10 2Sc for poor 70
good she principal transactions being in the range OF 292le
Pued Wool steady. rather increased demand Tho
sales have 900 b. prices ranging from % 40c tor
Super aud X, Chiefly at 20 1886.
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GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


coFFEEMld Coffee was dull and nomlDally UNCHANGED;
qulet firm i6d gold, for ordinary
prime sales 1869 bsss Bea at l70l7 &C., and
g23 bags taken out NJ stock. .
COTfON-1here only moderate business In spots
the yepoo adyices being OF very quiet tone az 70
cude the idea Of export movement The demands ioln
prnmnent sales Of 1126 bales 700
IL which evening including ll02 for spinning and "a Tor
speculation 800 bales delivered on contracts
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sExliydend. 81 seller o. days.
The stock market OF to-day calls for but little
further comment than that already given in the re-
view Of the week. The opening was ELECTED with a
genuine "hoop a," that made things look pleasant
for q few moments, but was quickly followed by "a
sharp decline and then again by rally and
another "ague;" 80 it went all day. The coal
shares were less excited, and their prices affected
fayoIably BY general clearing up Of shorts, Della
ware and Hudson being especially aided by the
scarcity of stock before noticed. The following
table shows the
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SrtlNfb.
Ms. Mtd1liup.
Good Ordinary. ...

s.rlcI Good ord narV...l Middlinc. - "a
Futures quiet advance OF lscc which was par
italy lost at the close yesterday after p mSep
tem6er 600 700 II .s4c sOo oa ci; octT feb
rlary, 200 aasc April 1000 20; total 400 od ioS
li:'gc septemSsr la0o re Gi 9c 6oS oS
January roo fiiIaqc; February coo, llasaqc; tota,
$500 bales grand total li00 bales FIRST cali5 snuhty
100 II 7aac February 200, ii 22c.i total 3OO Daies
Second cal-No sales