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The Capital Of Greece like Ya"Aee c''y'


half expected To find here half asleep
people, lNzlv following old-tashioned ways o.
proceeding, but, On the cOur ~, moro VIDE
awake government cannot bC found. IL ~, YOU
know. "a constitutional monarchy that rules nee
Greece. 1t ike England In having king but
IN every thing but the name ho Is tnut n
more Ike our President, since In many ways ms
power N circumscrlhed.
Athens has some 4j,O0J or 5nO0l poople liut
within three or four miles are many ma" VII
LACE, thus making every thlns here moro sur
ring as the country towns do their "shOppiuG -
herr.
Indeed, I md II hard 20 rclli2o that am not
in real live Yankee city. Here the king queen,
ministers, and ON err drcss IKE Amerians. and
thus. the fashiuablo eXainulo being set, fully
two-thirds, II not more, dress exactly 10 We DO.
We are IA the mast Of n wide awake. lniclli-
gent, Ro.nhead people, and II Is hard To believe
that they are heatheuisn' in religious NtW'.
docs on mAteriallstic grounds careless oi the
whole subject OF religion, saying 1t - no con
Germ a. theirs.
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from ne Nfh orleans bNWetH.
There was n parrot case before Justice
Of the Peace Holmes the otner day. negro
man was In pc. session Of the bird, and a Fhlte
woman claimed II. The parrot was brought IN
to court, ANA testimony as To the ownership was
takou, aud alter the testimony was closed anu
tho C sc rhOut icing submitted Tor argument
the white woman took the floor and announced
that al nome she hHd a cage with peculiar
door, when her parrot could open. and TO provo
that the parrot IN court was nor parrot, she
would produce tho cage. The lawyers MADE
very brilliant speeches, and every time they got
IN n good thing. the parrot said In tone nt
Lstonsnment. "GOod LnrdW Before counsel
had concluded tho woman appeared with the
cage, the parrot was nut In IT, opened tho "ps-
ouIiaI door" and was awarded " too woman.
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COTTON STEVENSON. Tuesday, Jan. II, 1879,
~ the Church ~ ~ VI Ferrcr. G5th ami Lea
inetou av, ~ the Rev john p Colto sssls d ny tho
Very Row Father ialy. q. T., nj the Rev. JAmes
O'b'rnr. II omas y. Go ton to Llklic A. stevenson,
daughter ui tuc late william !. steve son.
COY -PAlI~H.-ln New Haven, Conn. "wednesday.
Jan L. a. tt residence ~ thr brides parent, NAtan
GOV of Ithaca, y. Y, to He en- Frances uaugh liter u
Ariel Parish
FkWSMfTH- GRNNT.-M Newark. y. j.. Jan. II,
ty Tho Rev. j. FrWsnlth. ID. d.. Livingston fewsmh.
son q the officiating Clergyman . ANA l. Grant.
daughter ul Alexander Grant all uf Newark
LYNCH GINsENl NU~ER.-Oa lnutsdly, JAN u,
By Father urr n, At -. stephens Church. lhomAs NJ.
i|rncN go Miss Nrtfe t,untruhllsFr
sci lECk EOWtll. ~ toriham y y. Wedne.-
dt, Jan ~. bN the Rev. d. " blanchard &, " - leCc
To Ne eua, youngest daughter VI he late Dr Charles 5.
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WAsHiNVrON, Jan. l6.-ln an imperial mr.
man. the sultan Of Turkey orders reforms touching
fine tltes 10 real estate that viii secure the right TO
property to all suhlecs and that authorities spare the
infection On subjects Of any forced labor 40 In the
construction OF ROADS other public works Fiotcc
tiui to religious communities aud SCHOOLS IN plohls eu
TO the spntua leaders The TAX for military ehcinn
don 10 which non MuAeulnRn subjects have Dech ma
ND IN 10 appv IA reater to those ucwcch no ages ci
~ ent oue and forty ald hereafter no dsuhcl9h u.
TO be made between uuJecta either N the owhtp oi
yacaat inuda sold q aucUon "a the possession OF
lands o. oIheI real estate sold BY tho propnetors them
peNeA
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AZ TNDIiN wIrn I LErEL HEAD.
-pottcd Tail Tells Bo-- Crnut some HON,
Trgth-.


An Indian pow WOW OF n very interesting
char ctor % cure At The spotted lWl a-enc,
in Ncnra4ka ahuut two weeks ago. Major l.. a.
Howard, the aleut at ti.a point. had g. pcrt. ran
the duty OF tclin. tho SIOUX of "a & region that
10 had become NECESSARY to move thtm Bag and
parftc, To the Missouri liver. Among tao n led
RID men present WAS the wel-knoNn spotted
Maior Howard began hi. address 20 tho In
dian. hy telling them what "A benevolent N Il
the Gtcdt Father at Washington WAS. and how
bee had been $50 KIND a. u apIoiut new man at
the head Of their thars tWcnniug cld = Ella
Cn.udlrr ana how theIc had been appointed
"a new Commissioner of lnCian Affairs. The an
nnGncement OF these necessary departmental
changes WAS received with rrutt q oy tue In
Oiau-, VINO doubtless thought ANYBODY was
rt,f rail-" to Delan1. Major Howard tncn id
toe Great Father would e. mt them aMuu- uis
enemies II they dii not rsCiprpcate his tender
love for them ~ settling down To work. sc. He
wound up by informing Item that they were To
be- removed.
s. otted all jumped up and revealed tho fact
that he considered II all posh, by making the
following personal address:
VA ,Ive eu. ',oTl answer 10 thf nov, news y9 [
eaS' i.l "a Are hsIe are n 99' NJ Ne
W 49, ca az ~ vr'ti, liz, . nmd tat w. r,ieve
II an We rot 80 ri -verithlag YOU have tc
become poorer by moving, ana We nave moved 100
ten nov. Just as soon aswe g't setei' lf ve u n
behave nyseli And 40 rot want to move. TOD those
ssS Gf hi E va 1s SS re- S a sd t6a
II have t. move asan and give up my country want
Inc niiplca,,nis for IS {, work Vltn9 How can We
no moving macnucs' In.n we Lave 40 pants, ana We
car uot wofN 10 hu hets Mchay no strong Gatln 20
~ '' an Eo' W. s tor In i'mem,s Noa, seout
ratons have heard Oxen enough IN tn last Two years
that We are MOI entltird tn rauons tnat t.sN are
ih- and carrying On our gold. 40 not trouble III M
40 not there To whether thrJ axe lere or
v papers he can READ It for hunelf 50 e the
he comes ana iahes away our goa, WIN ~ our so,
\ D. a.. Hf HH for Ia
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Steamship Dakota. Liverpool ndsc. and pats.
St'un.hi1 \ avarin b. Hsl. mdsc aud pas.
steamship Fanita. IN lnfelphia. mise.
steamship NyaIOke. ItchmOnd, city Point, and Nor
folk, mdsc. and pas.
steamship GlHucus. Boston.
cainship Hohcnstauncn, Bremen. mdse. and pass.
steamship joan Gibson. GEORGETOWN. -. G., muse.
ard pass.
steamship Raltic. Livernoo' mdee. ana pass
steamship Gen. Hafncs, ~aNannah. ndsc. and paee.
A-tD zoe u-lLl I-vrr Anl cIt-lNL.. ve......
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The Dynamite I'iend's Partner.

The Prussnn War Once IL said to be in
POSSESSION Of an Internal manhino very much
like he one used by lhomdA. lhis machine
"ds offered TO them by Al American, rcsidcdt
Of New YORK, who. IN Julv 1870. reoumuenl0n
" ~ mn uniaiIng means for tho destruction OF
the French navy. The offer was declined the
person who made II seems to havo boen All ASSOC
Giate OF Thomas.
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roInrNnER SEA AND SAND
,,,, WfTTfON nom KS FhOh
-" .ui rlD T1HL F.ftfIIC.
....rc Hniii.u ti.at was ios' In ia" 'i'-
tY,,d steamship Doidcn gate S'"r''
,.oG. rhrrhna story lie rrr''""7 10
e. the uoidcsi at Hitrr-.

,t.s... ,...,t ,.Hs l.pst In the Tile
feyhitr INC N"''' ,, I,tc .ifrrv
,.L. Ihttilna story Tue ltr'""' -
t.. e. the Eoldcsi at Ht'fr-'
Go ,. ,.t.....
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.....t. ,t b,rrnr thrnun'l t., clfl-
nitni.t ''' '''' ..., .i.. ....
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.,t,u tlfc. u JhlN. lH& rue .'uulet
t ,,,.t .,a4t OF ..sNlro. anil her
commander. tfNt. H'"N''' '"' '''
..., al. .if g., .il'ccu miles north OF inc
VIZ .. aha, toltcu Gate was a to-
rort 81 ""'' ,....... .,i.,..,t. ,t.i,r
I'll II.s. uut 90. hhiN"" "t'"-' "
t u.r.4 or To- cruW ming. lew. LAW.
" Do" ..,...,. .,.r. were saved
II .. ,,..,..i ., ,t,,
sifNuusi ih' 'I'IH'" '"'0 voc ~
... f... o. Ve.'.-" rtmaiiing 20 marx hrr
f,f.ttn iron work as had re-.
ria" '''- ,.t..u vnr.ne,f,,,.
,.t f.. 81 '. .U' "''.' ''''
coni.tf.. 81. w'mH "i''-' i'',.'"'' 'V' ""'
t,DcI. G.. >la 800 !" +''" com """ '"'
r.n.t..u.a,wu. .i- treasure Was cnc"'ed
m l'N'-'i N'I' ....,n
...t4 r.IrinG ffNui -i..' 'N f''''''
.....t.f tro .uf,. Sc ,t Not suffered To re-
,f..-,.. were nt once
~ in under lN' "''' ,., ,.,,,a... H.,
in.,..u tur tuc tcr'N Nv. J." T' '''''''" ~
f..,l.. n.l.f5.r.au|ltd an cNue1ition.
'"'" - '"'' ,.,,r.,A in order To- re-
wuirh truc,'u'' U" '"' " 49, ,t.l
,,,.ttnt treas IT, uu % savage "l OH -'"'i"'
m .. Z sidney CooN. the wtll-knOwn
l"' N'''.' ..,.....,,r.l and r,t,brr Mains
4 stern dNlf NNl' 80 ''' '.' '
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MARINE INTELLIG ENCE.

MINIATURE ALNASAr- rnfs NV.
sun rises.... q sun SETS. IN Moon rises NON
man WArfH-Tnts
sandy HoOkl2 Is Gov. lslanc. % Hell Gate. ~
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1His NoTK shan entita the lrARER TO the sum OF
PORN SiitLLfSos.
current Money Of the ony of " 10 York payable on
Demand, ~ the " ANon. ALpERuKN, and toNhoNAlTY
o. the CT! Of Mr iOiA, nj the Onice ~ thamhell hn
Aldermen and Coininonalty, OF tins D.tc. Dated ne
twenty huhDv OF lH0Ht, IN the year ~ our ord
one Thousand Seven Hundred ana seventy four.
By Order OF thS Corporations
I've. jas. LKfFIRrs,
MA. II. tAhGfk.
The signatures aIe In writing, and the second Is NJ
most leeiue. On The hack OF the note }. rude tll
representing some pau Of the machinery Of ihr Wat
WORKS a. thry tNIsted more uuu century aeo asa
the impgiuatur Of the printer, " II. Game
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PFTSCH- In the CITY Of New York, on the lrtl day
jD uarS, 1870 by the Hon. Jo- ph :. nef Judge o.
tc tuurl al Common Peas, luk.4cfn lefsCu from
loo.t Pits. separation decrcrd cause, cruel and
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Mr.. George Van Ahsdh Of Cold Spring llar-
Dor l. l., hss rare old piece Of paper money issued
nearly io2 year, ago by the city and used IN comncrc
Just the greonoack uscduow. Its Obohg IN shape,
about ~ ny inches, porous as botting paper and
printed IN red aud black The following are The words
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OeneIais Barnard aud Gilmore, and Mr.. Cha
auto engineer Of the Erie Railway Company, are &c
signing the plans FOR tho bi.ckwes Island bridge 'he
Work on the bridge 10 10 DO begun 10 tho epnns'
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Busincss llotitcs.


Nou will md Mrs MISsLoN'- SOOTHING SYRUP an
invaluable frru' II cures az ~cutrry aui diauuml.
regulates me stomach and hoNrl, cures VIVA c3uc.
s"fte the Fiiu-, duo sntimu5flon and gve- tone
arc cl tEf 10 thH whole ss en. In Amos, every M
stance where tie infant Is sut-rl- from pain and eK
Naustl, - icf VIII be fJund 800 nttecu VI tNcuty nm
utrs after tho soothing syrup been aduiinst tered.
DO hot tAil 10 procure a.
Mistnr's Bnl-nm Of VIA CHERRY j. n relI-
abb remedy Tor Coughs Huastss. a.. 90 cts, aud t1g
ANY one can see at glance thnt Pomcr0y's
Elastic lru.s r. tne best fricc, u. "A. broadway
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No More IIea dache.

II you take the gre at 25c bilious remedy, QuiTk
lTltb Tea Bold bJ dTngGisis--A du
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THE GREAT ENGiI~u REMEDY FOt
Gout ald ma 'umsisu, ll1is PI't sHH ,"ir 'u',,
tuIt universally used iu EliOl" many 81 ~. IRON, 70
HurtHnt, Loudun iruprrtors n. ILAh ItN " IN,
50. "a NI.huin 81 Sew lurh, Agrnls. 500" ~ "luS'
gists. sent ~ mail
UINRoD'~ CVRE nuelullri tol ASTHMA,
CAiAti.I, tNOIF. MliOliING tulG.l and 'h-
MOS COLDS. Try %. Sold tt urNesi-I u Nho'o-
sale depot ll2 NhAinDr 'st l.. %. hn tAHn
ROYAL HANANA LOrTEnN.
Drawings every Is dIys d'lng 7d. ra3ita prise
100000. Pr/ns casnei ntnrmttpn turnlshcd NiElb
eat rates paid Tor spanish Ulls. GuN crnihrIts &C.
TAYLOR CO.. bankers,
Il VAN At, New YORK.
ONSTEUS OYSTElt~! ONSrEKSi
Tue uurht ~ the CltY At the Lave and La Lave, brNkds
way and Futonst. soata reserved for aditt
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Dr. LYONS Tooth Tablets
Keep the teeth clean aud white.
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WE RECOVERED OVER 100000,
Z e1sb 600 In ali. A uttla while

gole came on Ia the night which piled our
hshter N ruins high on the be- ch, aud sunk the
shelne ~ the soa, which 40 crippled us that we
hau 10 leave Tor San Francisco. As the working
NsaaA UG iE lpspt, We could not return until
, 1876-07-03

1.-THE lake survey has been suspended for the
present until Congress makes an appropriation to
continue the work. The entire force was dis
charged at Detroit Inst Wednesday -. The Anchor
Line prop Wieschickon YES launched from the yard
OF the Union Dry-Dock Company Saturday after
noon. The prop is almost fac simile OF the prop
Portage running in the Union Steamboat Line. In
telllgencc from Montreal says: eThe thrce-mastet
lake schr G. c. TRIUMPH, OF Milwaukee, has arrived
In port from Glasgow, Scotland, with load Of
coal. Several other lake schooners are now trad
ing on the ocean, and appear to answer well, de-
spite their centre boards and flat bottoms. Tho
forena.t and jibboom OF the schr Eagle Wing
were taken out by collision with the Canada
Southren bridge On Detroit Rivera fewdays ago..
The Detroit Free I'ress says: About week ago
the waters in the vicinity OF the Sault were dis
turbed by strong tidal wave, which rolled the
waters Of the canal over the gates and embank-
nents upon the wi.WaMs OF the Indians, who
were campcd in the valley below, causing them to
swiftly If not silently steal away, without stopping
to fold up their tcnts Luckily no material
damagc WAS done by this freak OF the waves. The
most prominent pilots of the Ohio and Mississippi
Rivers have recently organized an association the
chief object OF which is the establishing of sTs-
tenn by which they may best keep posted on changes
OF the channel and the appearance OF new obstruc-
tiona. This they propose to accomplish by placing
sort OF letter boz ut each laudng- place between
Cincinnati and New Orleans, in which each pilot
deposits written description Of the condition of
the river according to his own observations, which
Is taken ont by the next one who arrives, who
substitutes one prepared by himself, and SO On ad
inhnitum-
, 1876-07-03


CHICAGO. There is quite large lumber feet .on
the market now, aud, as there is dead lock be-
tween sellers and buyers, there is likelihood OF
any being sold before the 9Th Of July. There will
be crowded market by that time. The schr B.
F. Bruce ran her jibboom into the rigging of the
schr Folger near Eighteenth street bridge ycster-
day, tearing out the chain plates Of the latter ves-
sci el....Neary all the steamers and pleasure boats
in the harbor are booked for excursions On the
Fourth Of July, and those wishing to escape the
racket, turmoil, dust, and smoke OF the city on
lake. will have plenty of opportunity to do So. The
excursion boat Ben Drake will make trips to Soutn
Chicago, the Bret Hartc to Lincoln Park, Good
richs side-Whcel stulrs Chicago, Sheboygan, and
Muskcgon will make hourly. trips to Evanston.
The Corona will make an excursion to Michigan
City, and other boats Of this line will make lale
excursions in the evening. There was collision
Peerless at tho entrance to the harbor Saturday
night but the damage to either Of the vessels was
very s1ight.- water in the river was unusually
high during the last few days. During the whole
of this season the water in the river has been higher
than for many years previous But not only Mt
the same state Of affairs was observable
OF lakes Mr.. Church, who has been resident
OF ''Church's'' Landing for thirty years states
that the water is not only Is to Is inches higher
than the average Of former years, but is higher
than was ever known before to the Oldest inhabi-
tant. The stmr Peerless Of Leopold & Austrian's
day evening from Lake Superior with q large cargo
nothing Of importance. The Peerless lenyes agaiu
for Lake Superior on the evening OF the 5th.
, 1876-07-03

the ysar at $500 Total 20 so hls The market
clo9en nFn At &l9 5019 80 for cash. $I4 49, 50 ne
er Jnly SIP 62hGl9 65 seller August; sl9A5Gl9 s74
Tor septemhcr and ST okTl7 o5 seller the year.
frmc mess pofk sold 60 brla) nt 5lB % and extra do
was quoted at SI4.OO@3l4 50.
Lard-Was rather quiet, and advanced nc per 100
change IN LIVERPOOL, and nothing doing Is HewYort.
sales we're OF 80 tcs seller juy u 81 22H
1 I9ta h a9 e. The TIE market M so.sd ste.sy
August; Sill IS seller September; and <o.e5 seller the
year Summer rendered WAS quoted about 1oc per 100
ns under winter.
4Nedts-Werc n fair demand At shade below former
prices while most holders disposed to SIX ad
the market was frmsr but rather quiet Summer cuts
winter Sales were reported OF 100, 0oo rs shoulders
seller August at 8c 10 boxes do {winte at Sc cash;
july 3011o IS seller August, and $40 SIS for Sep.
tcmber; 500 boxes long and short clears private
terms; and $50 sweet picked hns partly ut 13c
for IS averages. The following the closing range
, 1876-07-03

The leading produce markets were moderately
active Saturday-for that day, which is usually n
quicton The trading had largely reference to
the fact that the Board will transact no more busi
ness till next Wednesday; and in some depart
mcnts the July deliveries Of the morning had to be
provided for. These we're very large in wheat,
free in provisions, and light In corn, with no note
worthy feature in oats or barley. There was not
much bought for shipment, Though lake frcigbts
were more active in corn and outs.
Jo5bers Of dry goods had rather quiet day, few
buyers being in attendance, and the mail order bus
iucss also proving light. The only appearance Of
activity was in the dress goods and notions dcpart
mcnts. Prices were steady. The grocery market
was only moderately active, and beyond an ad-
vance in refined sugar Of &c, no price changes were
developed. The fish tradc was less active than on
the days OF the week. butin otherrcspects was
unchanged Dried fruits were dull. The few orders
received were filed at about previous quotations.
Prices Of butter and cheese were working n trife
easier under increased supplies and somewhat d.
ninished demand. No change was apparent in the
oil market, trade continuing reasonably active at
steady figures. Leather was quiet aud unchanged,
as were also ba:sins, tobacco. coal, and wood.
The lumber market was rather quiet The Offer
inss Of cargoes were considerably larger and buyers
generally were holding of until the first OF the
week The yard trade was about up to the recent
average. Wool continues dull and easy,
with the offerings on the Increase
Broonl-corn was slow aud weak, nnd some
grades were quoted lower. Seeds remain quiet
Timothy seed was wanted to I'LL orders, but there
were few sellers on the market, and they held their
seed above buyers limits Other seeds were quiet,
except la7, which sold Ut former prices; Hay was
uuchpngcd. The demand on the street for green
fruits was active and better pricca were obtain ed
for 1nost Of the choice offerings. Poultry was more
plentiful, slow, and easy. Eggs were scarce and
fFmer.
Lake freights were rather more active, at un-
changed ratcs at &c for corn BY sail to
Buffalo. Rail freights we're quiet and unchang-
cd, agents asking 20c to New York, lsc to phil
per 100 lbs. Through rates By lake and rail were
quoted at lo@1oC1c for corn and 1014@11c for
wheat to New York. and 12fl12.!c on corn to New
England points. Freight engagements were re-
ported for 375, 600 bu corn and 10, 900 bu oats
FOREIGN IMPoRTATIOss
received at Chicugo Customs, July /, 1S7c: No
Duties collected, 81 o23. 90,
GRAIN IN SIGHT,
. The New York Prodttce Exchange Weekly gives
the following IS tue visible supply OF grain COM
priEing the stocks in ganary at the principal points
Of accumulation at lake and scaGoard ports, in
transit by rail, on the New York canals and the
lakes, juno -, 1876:
, 1876-07-03
Two Important Steps Toward Aore
.. Conservative Banking.
General Dizziness of the Loan Mar
kct Last Week.
The Produce Markets Steady,
and Moderately Active.
Provisions Pirmer..Grain Easy-.-Stecks Of Produce
lcre aud Elsewhere.


Two significant eycnts occurred last week in the
local loan market The International Bank IN
aounccd that, after july L. 1t would pay interest to
rnGs depositors only IT the rate OF per cent per
tnnum. Five Of the leading commercial banks Of
The city issued circular to their correspondents
stating that hereafter So. .oo0 would be deducted
from the balances on which interest was to be
computed. We hare already commented ct length
on these changes. They are both OF them de-
mandcd by the closeaess Of the times, and will
opetate toward greater security and SUCCESS in
banking.
The loan market last week WIS very DUH. The
rcguar customers Of tho banks have little occasion
to apply in midsummer for new accommodations,
and there are almost none OF the class known as
s'outside borrowers,
Rates Of discount at the banks are SOLO per cent
to regular customers; to good independent bor-
roxers concessions arc mndc on these rates.
On tho street, there il good demand for first
claes negotiable paper, with an adequate supply.
Rates are 6912 per cent
New York exchange IVES sold between banks at
25650c premium for ST, 600.
The clcaringa of the week arc reported az follows
by Manager D. r Hale, Of the Chicago Clearing
Fprsa.
, 1876-07-03

NEW YORK. - !,
NEW YoRK, July 1.-Gold opened and closed at
1l2%, with interior sales at 1124.
Governments dEIl and strong.
Railroad bonds firm.
State bonds quiet and nominal.
Stocks firm and higher in the early dealings. The
improvement was from 4 to Il, led by Lake
Shore and Michigan Central, Later the market be-
came dull and q fraction lower. and during the
closing hour there wasa still further reaction OF
kc to 4 from tho highest point, Pacific Mail be-
inC the exception. The market closed dull and
steady. Sales to-day included 10. 400 Pacific Mail.
l,50O Western Union, I, 600 ST. Paul, T. 600 Erie,
81, 500 Lake Shore, and 8, 500 Michigan Central.
Money, 31:G4 per cent. Prime mercantile pa
per- 81 and upward, according to grade.
The Assistant Treasurer dsbursed. s222, o0o
Shipments Of specie -day, 5000, 600 In gold
Sterling, 90 days, 1851; sight, 1904 in gold.
FOREIGN.
LONDON, July 1.-Amount OF bullion gone into
the Bank Of England on balance to-day, E43, 600.
C0nsols. money and account, 03a.
United Statcs bonds. Gas, 1864 '67s. 10Sk; TO-
40s, 107A; new S. 1o0A; New York Central, 07;
Erie, 132sss; preferred, Is, ~
PARIS, July l.-Rentcs, 104f 92Hc.
FRANKFoET, July New 5s, 102
, 1876-07-03
ESTIMATED.


HOG GPRODuCTS-Were more active, and general
" hrmcr, under good demand though the July de-
veres we're rather large, and buyers held OF early
pectnE break In consequence. Hogs in fair sup
ply. md steady. The impetus upwards was chiefly
given by the reports Of large shipments The work Of
summer packing Is cot proceeding quite rapidly
contemplated aud there Is very good market for the
product The stock OF pork In New Tor Ia reported at
9 orls' against ~ e37 brls month ago. and 4e $50
DTS year a@o The stock Of ali kinds Of lard in New
Eork is given at Il. lo1 tcs
meas foTf-"as more active and advanced ooc per
OIL Closing $50 higher than Friday evening The trad.
Ing chiefly for next month"; but there was better
demand Tor shipment, though car lots we're held at
August prices Sales were reported OF e4o urls cash at
~ 81 7o oris seller july 1t gl9 90;
1iuU ors seller August At 9.52Io ~: IN l,rjs
seller saDtcuocr at sio. 7aa;s,xI: d.. III rz i;rr