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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-15
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Room and Sleeping Oars
Houston and Texas Central R'y



Galveston. .,.at 8UO p n
HoustOn ..,"at 0'2u y. NJ
DAlluB. '.,.,,."''' NJ ''4O A.
And Arrive Rs follows nc
Deniaon llA5 p.
r.
ST. LOuis...... ext day at.....,,..,,.. 8.25 p,
Fort next day Ht..........,. 3.iS A.
Kansas City.,-.next day at........... $40 A, NJ
Sedalia ......... next day at........... 900 A M
Hannibal. ......next day at........... 4S0 p. M
Chicago. -, ......second day at........... 7l5A.M
| indianapolis. second day at......,.. 440A. N
Cincinnati. second day at........ 80 745A. NJ
Louisville ,,.secOnd day at....... 1880 A. M
luffalo...,.,. second day at-........ g.l6 p. M
third day at............ 746 A. M
New York .........third day at....... l0:2b A. M
philadep hia.....thir day at......... 1885 A. N
'Bs ltimoie..... third day at.....,.. 1885 A. NJ
WELLINGTON . third day at.--....- e:02 A. M
B,stoa .....,,....thlrd day at........... 9g5 p.
Pitt Sbuig .,.......second daS at........ 0oo p.
TraiNs arrive and depart from oouag ~
follows
Accommodation Through Expire"
leaves nth ll;20 AN Leaves n'th!7:45 A, N
j. WALDO, y.DURAND,
Gen1 Ticket Agt. Gen'l Supt.
New York City Freight and Ticket Ofrco
r. l.. MANCHESTER, Agent,
Visitors TO above cities will ind these OF.
Aces pleasant place OF resort their leisure
hours, where the latest Texas papers will be
found.
j. DURAND, GonT. supr
=, WALDO. 0enp Ticket Agent.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-18
CnrrnN MARkFTs-

MOBILE July l7.-Corou weak and irregular; Middling,
lobe. LOW Middng 9l-ds3t,.; Good Ordinary, Sci net
receipts 80 blcs exports coast"l, 10 OAesj safes -'o
Daes ,ioek S'22 , P3iI I1co,top qs,e Madps IIc
MiIIug. IU1.; Good Ordinary 9ici net receipts ga
bales sales. bales stock. 5.,2Jt bales.
MEHfIIs July lg.-Coou -tra,yi Mldthue lOh&Ilc re
ccpL bales shipments, 4 bales sales 100 Dai's Soc@
- bllrs.
S,y,NS,H July l7-Co,tou quiet NdIhue, 1870; Low
Ndue .-r food Ordinary, o-c; net receipts ~ Daier
exports coAsivise 2Jj bales AIos, 10 hues STOCK I"1
Cn,slrsroy July l7-Co,tou quiet snd uom!nai Ahdilhr
lie, IuE YIpung, lJ.sc.; Good Ordinary ~ 49,
-.lr. co f.lrs. sfYca. 2.JC2 bales.
UAfvYsTDs July l1.-tJttUn Quot; MiddlnR llc; -"
tlddnr Zoe, COOL Ordinary, De-; net f''ept. - par'
sEqolt coftWlsc -5j bales sales, ltO bh'S SOCK 4o''
WILmSoros. July l7.-Cotton nominal; Miling. i0hct
IIIi.Iv. Toe. Ordinary, o.. net lttrlpt-,
bales. exports. cUa-tvi-a Ia bale, stock. 81 b1lr'
HA.us.o.4 July 41.-Coiiou quiet; M'dIus li--,i Low
N.If.ug 10 &C.. Coed O:Anay, y'ac Eto-s i,lps 10
BALE. export. ooasiwi-e % bales sales, 100 bales 'pN
url-. bales. s.u,-. 3,2JJ usl'-- ga
Tuu ,F.luA July lT.-tyfIu quiet Mldhug, II 'tci
low HIIlu Iuaic. Good Ordinary, yci net receipts $50
bales $1,000. ,,.tr.-..
lU1ic Io, Nidcirg lur.. Dol Ordinary 72ci receipts
~ L.r- stir.. ~ bilrs man.. ..-.
r-yts. 15I b4s, exports c"1atN.r o'' bs 5'"-~' 1000
H..,rs July l7-C9ttou dun: HiiUur l'ca low Ma.
G.lr H.. Good uu'iuar 3tf gauss receipts % hh'''
..u.. ..l .U.,.. Fru.s lJufi tIIrt
,lsU.NAH. Juy cotton gu,'s N,H.t. i4'' i.'N
.".a1. Ius. It.d Ordinary. .Is receipts p1l.si 'A4
~ Iuri. JuIs cotton quI.t: Ntdirr lo,,'.i To-"
af.r.ur Iu. tI... D.srtr. rfr. receipts, u bales,
sa..uru.s .iH rsl... sracE $500 Hn.--.
Lo.i-5I..i. july t,... ,ariol -ul. Ai.iinH IL"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-18
TIE STATE OF TRADE.

rWvrroJi. July lT-l23D p. r.-coii"n is quiet and mn
changed. AfiIug pirua-, osd hudHrg ORLEANS td ~''
5000 ul--. fC.uIlLs 100 Tor sIt,tul IHa export r
c,I.s 5000 bales o which 100 N.lt Aw,u'u rNilis
weaker aul if.u cheaper. Har- of NfIlr iT'nu't 30"
H.uIuul rt.-. htgus. and SeWcuD'i d,It'y, 40 D. ..,
d. I September aHt D,0btf delivery 90 a!i sale FL"
urv crop Kidding glands, Low Mddbg '!'u.r, NupW =
same aI eI sale. % crop ildIng ilnIs. luH Mid
Gln clause shipped November ald December lc a-l ~
Oct
jim root Jnly Ill pm Sales - Mldur rp'au'' cot
ton low aidihug clause Jut add August urI'rit a '.ii
tu. t0, August and SEPT uNtI uitrf, 81, 1gN. n' "'t
Oci.1cr Inu Npytuu'r nri very. a. a' sl!s 40 Ne" y
Miialay uplld,. iua H.JIag c..ue,, shipped AOstHti
and Does. Ilb.! pr aait, %. 'sI.L
LIsIEruor, july I.-.aU 70. d.. Iard-prmr western
!.at. pors 'JiUt qI. from I.rat porr 5000 I' hhd
from ohc sources, $500 o.. The receipts of Com Tor te
Week Wti, Jip,U Iu.
4,.JI Da|I4 we're American.
fIyIsi.ui, July ia %. .--ni,, Of New Ctop Nildue
limd- Cotton -" Aduiu8 clause -niprI November ana
Dr,sub,r Ny th. a. % f'ssd.
lL.AEr'ol july i-,5J p In.-Coitou iutur,s qucttr
L"."oN Jn5 lt-l&.D :: ~, 'gn.'t .. t'ie i1t BON
lOOaf LOIS 1903 iEiorucs, 1904, Nt" lives 100 ~ .
Railway shares, 1872.
LlNDpy Juv ~ . p. r.las advice. quote i've y.r
Nrutcs 40 400 franc, go crItine, for thr lr.
iuNuis, July ~ D. iiir bullion gone INTO
thc BJh o. IltauJ On balance t'uar 10 f5fuuOu. Parts
ady,s quote 'e per cent LoLt'' 90 100 aus % ,uuc
Lolp5s july 1850 p m.-srlia Of PETROLEUM ol.aIoL
= gallon.
PA rry i7.IN.llngs on London, 20 fiucs 20 ttuturs
ftr d 10 zt-
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-, Rank Of America to) at 1877. The following are
Oneref. Asked.


IT, Committee on Statistics, appointed by the
CT Exchange some time ago. have made strenu-
~. Efforts TO get q complete and simple system Tor
..onipo the returns of the various companies ms
- have now accomplished, and the books ana
80 for the purpose are now completed, bringing
A.. necessary information together IN thorough
II concise FORM The following is copy OF q CIR
u, which has been sent to every Company whose
.Sa;ties are traded in at the New-York Stock Elk
ehahse' NEwYoRK STOCK EXCHANGE, July 10 1876.
~ m, President and Directors Of -. ,,,,.o,
cTSTTNEN The requests Tor reports sent mtLerlo "
uhersigned TO the various corporations represented
t.e York stock Exchange, have been so lar con-
peb;ob such reports shall he filed, published, ana pre-
pssvcd for convenient reference. ,., ., ,o,,s =,
e,onSinrly we send 10 you herewith two DOORS OF
AesO n for gross earnings, the other Tor expenses
S beg that YOU Will cause one Of the blanss TO ne
nheo n is our earnest wish To nave monthly IepHiN'
70 SS ~ ret them with as little delay a. Pos'i1ie'
anu ov,me that any company can, 81 us
W. Give us report of gross earnings soon aI'er ,ht
pSose al the month"; ana even II we are 9pvu ~ al
one OF I'VE much more prompt and reliable mtorma-
sin than we receive suitable oo9k inr c3nr
ton III refeence has been prepared, ana VIII DC ke ~
Exchange, and reports VIII ne entered te en-
a. soon as received Having thus done an III our m %
oee;ing from you prompt compliance WIN our fog
sSoud You give it, we are eCnTcoI sla, vii be- maze
VII VII nUa Sn,Si, BRAYToS IVES Chairman.
fAl9 P'O HENRY MKIGs,
DONALD MAChAY
The circular of the Protective Committee OF the
ro,ado wabash and Western Railroad Company
stockholders which will be found in our advertising
columns, appeals strongly to the shareholders 10 pay
.br assessment in order to defray legal ana other
svnanss in opposing the foreclosure suit OF the go'd
hond mortgage. The Chairman of the Committee
sYrssses confidence in being able to prevent con-
srmatiop of the recent sale, and claims that the
remarks of Judge Chase of the Cass County Court
in granting stay of proceedings, June 10 were de-
ciSedlv in favor Of the legal position taken by the
counsel for the stockholders. The Protective Com
uittee have evidently made resolute defense thus
far and if the stockholders wish to continue H. 'heE
should be willing to pay their pro rata proportion oil
the expenses.
The Ohio and Mississippi Railway Company report
estimated earnings for the first week in July at
S63 673 70; same week 1875, $63,552 IS; increase
in 1876, 1920 IS.
The earnings of the st. Louis, Iron Mountain, and
Southern Railway Company for the first week Of
July We're:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-18
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, JULY is, 1876

S d Asgq ss.f Ns 59:s r S pS
%s % S'sf a ssp;%Ss d.. D 6af
f por Tf isr aa oSeF SIC &c. s ss as
August slg 60 september Lard d9 and shade IoW yer
sii or sep;cmber. Bns Meats easier sh9uders 79sq
Ni5is Frsghts miner Banao le g. RsSflRi;E
-Four pS bes wheat fS9 500 G S CG Ra 200 n
sTpmcats-rlour sOO6 bbl; Wheat, $1,000 BUSH Corn,
i60 brsS 4, tho afternoon call OF the Board Wheat
2S Sag" 6 S4a sePSer es eG a f ' se M
Pork UNCHANGED, Lard firm and UNCHANGED ., r,o,.
dn and easier; Sew, Waite 65 81 10: REL, 7oS75e
g1ed . case Ryo dan and nominal at 7962e ,, Barley
at SO $50 bid Har easier Prime steam Rendered lie.
Bgik N.ats far demand at slight concessions d a. s s
sides $40 as Bacon In demand shoulders 509isc;
GaT R a SG c 4 ses S; 90 Sav q 1887
Tccpt 100 shipments 335 WHISKY y good demand ana
MiLwAIkEE. July l7-Flour DUH and unchanged Wheat
s. o. No. do, 0llc. August 93 -ci september 95'y;
oats dull No. . 27a27'g Eye dull; No 6oe Barley
Wheat TO Buffalo 2e TO osweso &C. keeePt oo 100
Flour 30 600 bush wheat
aa Jgy T ssea ar ns h az az @
do hoases at 3c for 5Oiest Flour remains dun ana prices
psTdao at So S7's Extra si9si 70; Minnesota Fsnily
= SGSS 81 TSdS, 2ag ant iH 1s -Four SS q 3
s. 90 oo5a Meal T. 10 M9s4 good 'P aPi R %p
do. 81 o56s 10; Amber 81 23 OHIO sggo9ied 5oa1iJe:
Miyel 5GS5sc Dsmaeed 2OG i2S; Sail 5GG57,2e; oats
petroleum az &C. Tor Refined l2a.c for Crude Whiskyi
81 Il Western. Butter quiet; Ncwl urS
County Extras 25 S27c; Firsts 22d24c; DO. do
2Od22c.: do Flr5t., lS0
lqc do Seconds lidlGc Cheese steady Nt~lOIk Fancy,
9al02c; Western Zine, Stage. Eggs weaker; Penn-y-
wanna and Delaware Fresh, lS2 Igc western
do, l50lSc. R,eeUl.-fiour, 2t20 bols WheaL 56,lyO
bush Corn 800 bush; Rye 100 BUSH oats, loo 2ush
shipmentstloar, 500 Gbis; Wheat ol,6JO BUSH Corn
69,l v BUSH - -
81 L1J1s, July l7.-Flour quiet; unchanged. wheat-No
Fai 40 cash AMI July; 81 ~ BID Tor round l1's,
2J29r -, August do 81 BID, Jat-
hrmer SIC cash; - i9a322c bid AT close. Rye duI
SIC. Whisky dull ~ 10. PORK quiet unchanged
Lard unchanged. Bulk Mat dun, nominal; ShOul-
Gtrs Clear rib aud Clear sides, lO3Uli and lV'-1
lie shoulders 9c Clear RD and Clear sides
ll4l1lAc and ll5,dl IS. Live Iogs-LighL - SO1tb
Workers, rGaS6 20; Bacon, - uftG35; Buches 90 20
80 3D. Caitl. steady; unchanged EeCelpts-@4OO DDS,
Flour 2Su0O bush Wheat $4,000 bush Corn, 1000 bs'h'
OaIs, 1000 Hogs LOO Cattle. - - ,,,,,.-
T0lEpo, July I7.-Flonr quiet. Wheat Gm; No white
wabash II % DO, - % 80. /, White Michgal,
= -; do A OJ EytrI 10, n p Amber Michigan,
spot July 81 o. August ~ U6 ,; September 81 O3t
so DO 75t Corn wel1 High Mixed, 4o'ic.; August hti
Jlc a offered September l5c; Low do, +52c oats
quct so. .. 81 nc. White, 3jC; Michigan 31c Receipts
Wheat 1000 bush. Corn, 1000 bush oats 5000 bnsh
shipments bbl4 Flour; 5000 bush. Wheat iUJO PUSH
Corn; 1000 bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-18
srocx or eRAN IN sronr N xEwronk AND psooKLrS
bu,b. .4l2Illl l1Ol, 800 2.slS,l3l 5Ol

GTN% ESs There Vas quiet unchanged market DO.
mTS baSs FRCS% vas only moderate business
in Hay and then only Gp Sas and
rather easier We quote HsyESnppns Gyt ' t eofG5c
AL for Long Rye; 75GsOc for Snort Rye Qua
HEMP AND JUTETheT. were no saes to day and no
SGte 4c gold. Manila Hemp 7c, ana sisal Sc both
s0HipFsThe market to-day very quiet yet quotano
changes place and certainly no ne" features can se
STEADY in Their views OF $50 city slaughter OK aud 400
"HoPsThs market remained much the same as Of late;
business continued on very moleia.T S."e s' n, TIs
about the condition Of The vine quote state l3' i9H
lie. Western do 5aliti crop Of Ia S4Io''' "u ouS'
MOI sES-socks are Tnesd and holders tim at 1o
also more inquiry New0rieaus at A. 5oe a. u! Gnanh m
spris TaPtntne yet changes made the aEn res
low grades were weak the higher qaal ~ers quite
EaoSn Sirainei II 7Gasl SIS Good strained - BOG
81 for 10 DO - g aI onG rch we're quiet ana
0GEHN FREiGHTs-There moderately fair business
position, especially a. thc offerings 81 n1 .8t c he
nGfe Vet rates were again ra and prospects Of decline
Gs, Tho cpeagcmcs embraced: 10 L,erpeo by steam
S S opseo a, s5s and by sail 1900 bush Grain at
cd and 80 hhds Iaiow at -. 3D. 10 ir. Sem
~ 900 bush Gram al 10 20. To Rotterdam by steam
1900 bush De oi sg,rs s Sc p &6 isaa bark q
500 tons rsgst,T hence TO Ti';C s, Wv" ~ eminent
with $500 bb!s. Refined Petroleum ~ private rae Sn
sacrai clrgo a. crcnj rates british schooner Of ~
ions Irc5's, hence to ~ i t,I IN ,1 h sp DO ar
Tiyej TO Antwerp Bremen with 20 bis h'n,a ,ig
Geis. pr5itEs to Dad at rhnlaYha. Blnnor OF Sgs ,
55 S. d TO- al is. ii1.Gs s5. 3D. seoqs @
Froa iiain.Isi to ' Jdlau1 "a 5 aeou,
An Amer can schooner 05 tons register, hence to F'rn-n
fEfsas%.cs With Ila55f aI$5 ssoih,s from on' cto
huston Win 10000 est Lua9. a. = 81 another iIon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-18
and 80 a,aes IS for nrandywnc Bag Meal ruled quiet

25as3 80 for Brandywine. Bag Meal ruled quiet
at previous quotations.
very moderate for 1t about Tho gnle
Inferior lots and loads OF soft ana
hot weather 3c per bu.hel
lower difficult the decline. Winter Wheat was
sales $4,000 bush Rejected SPRING Soc Tor
Chicago; Sc for No Milwaukee; 81 al O2 Tor No.
Chicago 81 O2a$l o. for % fair No MILWAUKEE,;
strictly prime would bring 81 TO- no. Spring at 81 10
Western 6jc dsl 10 crop Mixed Texas a. - OoG
81 10 NewYorg 10. spring III o5 unsradeh Spns ~
soc o. 81 20 for Amber Mich J. was IN
supply and duh 6OG70c. for Western, fo@Snc ipf
prime SOC. BARLEY was uul ana
nominal riley MALT was IN little better request;
sales 10 900 bush No Canada West AZ u i6Ca,h anu
1900 bush. IL % 60 days: Cahaaa fhAS wee
nominal last at g7c, bond; Green Pea and south
ern Blackcye Peas dull and unchanged . The Coh
market was dull heavy and g3c = bus. lower under
strong pressure realize the home trade demand was i
aud exporters bought to supply U-eCht wants sales
IIIOGO bush. a; 40d43c for hot western MIXED;
"a QJOc. UnsonLd do. 49ajl l2c ior NeW.ieiik
Steamer Mixed closing with sales o; two boat Oas AZ the
inside quotations; 53d % for NCwN Ok Mixed western
Mixed mainly st 52G'5c and
59c for q small parcel Of Prime yellow southern; In
OATS less business doing ana the market was
10000 bush at p 23S &C for Mixed ana %~
for Heated 32632ac. Tor NevYork No White 5s@{s &c
for so Mixed westerns 81 UGSioc.
for Mixed state iucudn. 900 bush. at Is TS 360lO
Tor White Western and 3SDsio. for White state FEED
40 n AT ala and Rye Feed at $l7d$1s 2 ton. BEANS
were without important change, with little more
business reported IN MCim, manly on speculation
accounts Red Kidney quoted at u "OGsl Az
{Oa 81 choice Medium at 4Oas0c for nienor TO
good 9O09jc. for ChOlCe; Pea 81 2>dSl 81; hiuhty
ldfl 10 FOR fair to good White ana 81 2OSs1 81 LOT
prime 10 choice DO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-18
TIE BRITISH CORN TRADE.
The Nark Lane Erpress, in its usual weohl


The Mark Lane Express, in its usual weekly
review Of the corn trade. says:
Wheat promises fairly, both FOR quantty and GUAM
The plant is now strong aud healthy. The pIo'aHe
yield VIII be something over 12OOOOoO gUli-
tiers Barley continues 10 look we'll Tie CONDITION
OF an other cereals is satisfactory. Oar market ias
been unaffected hy the war in Turkey, no lulcr-
Veutiou by other Powers appearing probable. IIade
has been much depressed owing 20 the enormous sup
piles arriving Nearly 10000 quarters OF foreign wheat
have arrived during tEc past fortnight PHcC3 nave
given way two shings per quarter, and unless the
weather political influences check the decline u Az
pears unlikely that wheat nalnt2u even tue present
depressed values There is large trade ID Indian this
wear ana the favor which this class Of grain has found
with the miers has caused the consumption OF Russian
and American TO fall or much move than might
De Imagined IL is not unlikely that the future range Of
price viii be lower than We have been accustomed 10.
The number OF cargUe OF wheat of the coast II J7 But
few sal, have transred The position 81 the market
Is somewhat indefinite; bGycrs holding Of and mold
err are not reC0ncied the low prices. decline OF
fully p per quarter floating ctTGOe5 haS, however
taken place during the week. Maize has met WITH .
limited inquiry. The quotations are unaiteIeI barney
has been Steady"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-18

q thf Nd MEAL-lhe FLOUE market was sti iifcgi-
-. VIZ unsettled. Grades liable 10 become uusOuuI during
1o weather pressed the aud sold az tho
pet U OthcI Kinds we're Without change 10 notice There
Va ho1oi@le JoObng trade while the export u4 ury
gtI Oy Ms Extras we're quiet 40 about Previous quota
tons several q The hers sti sold ahead % uI,uc-
sse saleA ll|UO bDi., including $500 bLis. Low Grade
fafa a. ~ 00*4 So $500 bills Medium 20 Choice West.
en- az = sass mainly at 81 7jasl 100 bills city
MINIS Ne at - SjU<D Ia addition above there were
oVO bti' Low Grade Extra bOughtin rhaGop Aa 10 EXPORT
SSne ~ s-Qs& 90 Common 70 Choce suUorhus state ANA
western AZ -3aS3 80. 13u>3 10 ioI Good :ud
Snoei - Z3fSt 70 Tor lnicrOI 10 Common Extra state
- eyof 30 iOT Common fUr DO; - 9j0 81 no for Far
~ Zoos no. Ard g lj0tG 20 GOOl Choice DO, sta
90 ~ Inferior 70 Common ExUa Westerns 81 Oasj FOR
~ rs 70 Good 90; OJaS6 40 for GOOD 70 Choice do
~ s2eef % Tor Choice Fancy DO - s5dS6 Cy
Fam, c.. sne ~ Z50t5 30 Tor Winter Wheat Choice
49, ~ ,lt Extra; 81 40oSf 50 for common ran
a. 49, "a 20 np ONO 81 8jG5j for FAR % Good DO ana
81 60 O' So0a 10 Ctoot dO 81 J0D - 80 Tor Common
~ "sS"t AhhesOa hXa. 50 a. ESQ % Tor GOOD %
~ 80 a.t one or Two fay9ritc brands be,d 7JH
s,. - s.ht sdbs within range: 20 % 10 tor Com.
A. = ~ - Louis; az l5o.S 15 Good Choice
80 = 'D1r5 TOT small very choice do, mar.
rY9l3g q9iet ana slightly In buyers favor. INA
- .-4N LCtE TIE Trade vas lghu and the market
- bas JUO bDl5 al &3 250Sl fGr supclhno: 81 CJU
49, Noilgon 10 talr Extra; g. DJ1 - 10 fof Far
$50 - o0Qfs Tor Common 10 Cholce Family Extra and
n -, ~ Int Cholee to Fancy New Process Iytfa RYE
ast - nas without change sales 800 bbls az - 40
100. Sspeihne mainly At s5dSj 10 Tor Good 10 Choice
grirr ~ ~ II WaSin iaif supply and with only glt
81 ~ S,xst was scarcely nIu sales 300 bbls AZ
y i0' ieuoE Western, jersey and PennsJ lyania.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-18

The Missouri, Kansas, and Texas Railway report
earnings for the month of June at $233,l25 90 4;
corresponding period last year, lactuaD SOL
All IS; increase, $11,6S1 II. First half 1876
S1417,S39 90; first half 1875, tactuaD 1929
Oh 5S; increase, $1SS, $50 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-18
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
FOR NE WEEK ENDING MONDAY, July l., 1870.

Bscyes cev.. vcas sheeqqna lambs swine AnHa a
Tues, s'', .'a a, "a, r$ Ss Eos vcs se,q swine
Js5;ey CIV s'ocsYais ~ - - l9a55i aI'i
iorrseisbin.si. \. river ..., 80 J52 i,755 ...
torligta..5 n k-.-..'.'. 5,; .-; l@zJi
Recupls last we'll. 1888 lo5 1850 1871 1871
I AH W Ey lsc. lat wear & II .6i 2iS %ii
QtpIAuoNs OF HfiEEs 1CuA,:
fIt,I nI,'N'
Mrflrui 10 golf natives gf.l ~
Ihat oioidinary Tim 5',crt u&on, aud Cows. o
luis h'o Etaht 1900 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. "
hxtrcme rangeOt prrrs -................ ulULa
The most o. tr sal Is are from ........... Hit4lUI
BsLyEs-EG pts o. DAY, - carloads ar lc.e, CITY and
bead La. Moadayi snpme q" dressed ne' ,o neal dnnhe
tuuauou o the heated term aLc 90 quadprs and
an sdgance|aic occurred on TIE isoai.g Wrdh..r.y n.
'assa s1rre.s i' ;io"a - s." ' NV ,'5
or &C. pa5l OF no. sceoGiaIinf me ,l2,f EN- '
- many a. three dead bullock. in sNge car cont nu1t
~ cool weather no" much more when uic mercury Is up
After tho ,siy. dnn marke, on Wednesday VIII 2,i0l
bcygs guch[ so te.t were 9'l b,11 SEM u on nf-ip
heat admouishmg ihen iha 1t would no. do TO bssel
Et f,o fsiinq oH IA Grh Tacy lorrHi spaT'gily be
cr4ng es,t le trace 20 devotion rsef TO-DAY Inc
the failure Of u. stock ia.as Oh tne rgn, wanna cep'n
fore io last train arrived and price, 20 J,.r t laiu'y
10 Close u,Iu Lc. below before stock 40 6-rd
II MADE SOW caesnZ M@i%,t ~ yy ii % l"gy ,eig
n At 30, ~ ID tcut 70 lat cOufcd ioEtna 90 @ho9ae5
rough ma ives 8Uii,. and d % pam, at lrf..
few choice cattle o. iO2c, 81 D.
slaIrats Of dressed btrses go on ~ o' ~ @ rs cool
weather The iccoI atmosphere tanned Li",u iht
keeping the hte i perfectly BOZ transit tn Liverpool
While getting sea irAA 49, ihhF ore having
plentiful suppl, H. Chicago, VIII be- seen by le following
di fn ~! ld supply 81 cattle a. oeo ae aretT t,
loOkoI ioI The receipts have been ii,5 .'eUis ai
vide a. To between Kansas CITY euH So LOUIS, At
better quaIide however beng mostly sent I iio e IYf
I4e weather bias been not ANA Ntly ua'otur i'r
Baarttl-r, hence Vie demand ior butchers cattle f- been
slower ana more reslficted tau 10 former week. An @ 70
i H u
River through Tgde rom Texas me- been cu3e owing 10
aud other dnnae 20 the rtu10 afhln1tei
~ recent heavy st'at report Was current tle yrsir
point filc
Red River that further delay do hope that
when al ain open shippers Wl 40 then beat 10
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5000 ordinary; -os Low Mddhng.-.--.--...IO-
bUltl Good Ordinary. Oh Mddlug .--lO's
tof iHilfo delivery there weak and dun market, g.
peca The early months without any very active influences
SyeAag safes saturday after pUAurust, 300, li"aci
SeYirt Der 500 nNa9ci October 100 llHazc. November
~ sec febfuaty 100, II 'sc total 1907 bales ilr.t
C&ll- ~ ZVl llec August, 500, ll1C; Move BEL 90,
NE; w. llssc February, 100 llssqc. March. 100 lc;
toai utJ DacS second Cal-hugust, lDi, lI4n; HUyrm
bei 100 iI3sc total 200 bales. Third Ca-No transaction.
ssles today up TO p uJ1iy 100 l9.h u Zee; %,
80 100 ,ci ~ % u 2c 300 &c; 900 3ic;
sspiei b.I 100 lH2c j0l lIssc 200, lliac; October,
1900, 1885, November, 500, lIi4c: 100, lsaqC; 1000,
ic December LOO, ll4,gc February 500 ll'Iac; 400
~--' --'rN 'NN'' 49, '-'
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THE MARKETS.
Carefully reported tor TAG Ta1uSE.l
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Pr North Elre- Vesssls. ana RqlLrolts.
GENERAL MARKET REpORT.

MONDAY, july y, u 70,
ASHES-Thcre only small business the late basis
OF 90. Pots and Us.r Tor lie ais
COEFEfIhere sales O Rio or MIG grades ana me
less unsettled. RIO aIyicrs of JT"C
st1cs- receipts increased 10 BOO bs" day. bu tho
visible supply the United States h reduced 10 2oJCJO
bags. aU. Ills s;Bcus holders.
CDIlbN-IHe quiet for Cotton the spot,
quOat unchanged; sales late SATURDAY $50 bales for
port 30 consumption and today 20 or consumption
total ll5 bales delivered contracts, 700 bales
CENT. lie /. .l.t lI.L.. " nLuLN.
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6ouocs aro farms UGniso.

ARGE DAIRY FARM WANTED-Wlthln
tlre hours OF ,Ity IN exchange for handsome country
residence of Is aces with modern improvements ana nhey
shaded Lawn one from city. Address - Box ltoo Oy:
WANTED to HIRE OF LEASE-A MILL,
~ atl,lst lOJx3O convenient 90 railroad. and N good
rspar q, not thn from 40 TO go horse water powell
Addros, +. \ G., BOX 3O2, Fail River, Mass.
NVANTED-On Hudson River not far from
Wv city. DWELLING with GROUNDS, IN exchange Ior
house Oh 1"'''0N iH,tt-LAND & WHITING, Beekmanst