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, 1876-07-18

which were wanted for shipment to Canada, At fur
tnts 1ee.e Of i%n ner If IN ssnpaay Win wheat
eere s ss .prns esy sass
m, sa ~ .d e. sFfs, spsx ,sec " ssz
ae e esksnk rans9 o. rrases; M Go,eo @ Tiase ee2
tra. ss.oos,s 30; MEDIUM Do. ss1saIoo, % shipping
s.tts,. :! ~ =, eo'es pa!sni.' .: sos7so: eom
';s;:e:s! = ss :: r. s :t
per ION q W. track : ''>'
Ton en .1sss '' nominal ''''0o''s' . per
bu as es.as s SO sss ass ne sss &C.
hodcr., ND good man, ere1ea .aeir Wheat f.soy,
ss .ss sse ws ss ss.' VIII
kaa .sre quoted heavy and Inactive buyers foSps @ OF
f9F rans sna there 70
~e Ss. 70 sss
esyy x!th soo n saest e .as sasso .!ss!ae
Ssl SSS S n M 3,s6 s
s|f e. i!ss;, ss 'iSsS IT, as! a!sH''s
$ss Sase & 'ssss sssso,! 4 e
f:1s y
crs sUnowat ipis lG7 cas ioati Inspected lite stGIst
bnt TINT was nothing by comparison with tic hcat,s
e oSns SO sTas 4s! ~
se which wgre brought uut by te hcter crop psnspccg
Y T. itysRsS S IL d 5:s$S asss I /
e., 9c aad FL! 70 % t. 49, rcactea y 9ac, areusd
ssisl liz rear sod Al csr s III not ~ iii
slss! S az: Ss5q vi I 1sp$stta Sd
jCsnt.I as III, o Su fejecscd d u sis.si4s, I'll v
GytSs7Se., Tetai. 1880 bu. ~ W y S@"'p'o ~
IinHeso!a EPhtHf-Wns quiet md weak, No, betn1
noMins! g. tl9 safns Price. q IcEuar sacs were lin
do Il siect q siissrcd Wv '' ''1es' A'' ou
COnS-WA4@ @ @Eodcrstsiy eet7e for future, and quiet
In sympathy with whsat DECLINING IL ftoin c ctosiny
prices 1f Saturday liverpool was ;toied dui Ias TX;
tha weakness ii Wheat ecconrafed By scaTeit$S ~ ~
not cgsl L, tsosa os Saturday. an sHipMrs hcii s,"
il rsjeeto1 a ish nlasd, tSs StyTn nn H. 1aGisy aiy
wa.ahInE 70 2e per Dnt closing 4uIstiffe Tissru
trading for futura Seemed TO DO cuhY nchI mi ill.,
buying principally uunG I'LL alIrts Seller AUrI.st
nined n 4Shc. and drrlncl to 4IAtc ht the ciuee.
t1c, luth clo!hg firm 1T tho inside Cash Eo
ctthsA ~ ttHt9ti*tc. Ea*l &Ale& Weru reported OF
1T ~ " HI h, ,sn h!aGe ~ st ~ my do at
~ EEsas n r. -; 2H ~ ~ BY y samplo 4 a&s42c
@ Ts!.i e. Is ta 90 " s'1''S ''s' ." ''0a' e'r''
sliMns AtsNe y company With Other Ersi. Hat tlo
for spfaet IND t, Iii 1ieTs foE fasI aetresvtf tfeSH sn
as.;
< ots ~ .s
accompanied hy ut4cs Y buy were received from tho
, 1876-07-18

... FhREinH
foSroN. .InlT 11.-Con.o1s, money, aud nc
cnnns, rs 11.tii.
UnIlctt 9tatcs tonds-'G3s, tOoH; 'g7s, 100;
O.A0r, 10H4; new bs, IONS.
Nsw York Central, b7h; Eric, 13N; preferred,
PANS. Jn1y II. .--Rentes, .1oaf 3oc.
fUANKronT, July l7.-united States bonds
New e., 10oA.
, 1876-07-18

n*t!vrs and Tesans And atrefA1 rh.in1ts nj r.trn
snI rather better prices Fcrortrl ny drncrA nt I'm
Jetxcy GitJ narkct and extremely Luls md weak
rates Of laat Friday, at tho stxt1eatrrrt yars; rs
ah9 oH.lfcc eSa1n tor cDEtnoa 70 good Chcrukee md
steers. "
SAttn-nrccipta ycsteriny and to-day, 0, 7rn making
u *t for ttle week. axhiaN II, 40 lat week. ahrCp
abont tttAt}. 4A@5Ac for ordinary 70 prrlct !Anh4
poor 70 aoaa spu 71{se7hc foF e'tofce..
week. sRanst IT, TAI Itat week; nUuo ior eaa all1o
EAST LtnknrT,
Friday. ao ncad. of as al through stoS and ii
e&ra lor sale hert making for tho week. 7. TN ssd.
HEa!nst 40 head ts wcek srply for ynr aatcs very
Rhk fhr& In fact there haA ten nothing sot; nniy
Eaf loada fof fqtk tho BALANCE Of tho sales ~ retail
Dn{et Dnt local Dutchct1 on tA1l quotations.
Hn1t,Rccetpta o. N1 head; t1tal for week. II. 7ns,
aesnfs u ~ ls.t Mcck' Yorkrra 81 ooasi ra.
Ssx.o-is.crlpis. 5. no head, tot., for thn week.
Ii O against II. SO the week bo!urc: selling At 81. 50
IT, EnBfk.
ST. Lnrtat july l7-lEops-lItEher{ light. sS.Hp1
e nGskera ~ ooaso ~; bacon. ~ 1866 IS; butch
Sttos5say and nnsaanEed hool to shoIce native
~ aetcrh $1e?4t&4; III to&s, S3mNe1t1: siocker1
SAao&1S7A, through Texans. g.. bptt3. 82H
CINCINNATI
CtxriNNAT1. JnlT i7.-I7dptBtcady and nrn4s light,
ssG9 ~ hcAEys "a. soad est rec9tpts, l7oG, ship
, 1876-07-18
LAKE EREIGuTS.

CMIcAao.-There Was littfo more doing in
frctghts Wheat WAS taken for Kingaton at 4Ac,
and corn for Port Colborue at BAc, and the nominal
ruto TO 1'nnAlo for stas 1hc..,.The following
vessels wore engaged; To Buffalo: rrops Dean
Richmond md Vanderbilt {part cargo), corn;
blanchard, corn and oats On through rate. 70
Port Colb0rnc, schr Maat1la, wheat at 94c; 10
Kfngst0n, achrB Atwatef, corn at 4Kc, and Her
cules, wheat at 4Ac. 10 sarnEA, barge II. Card
nor, corn through. To 0gdenabnrg. prop Maine.
corn through. Capacity about 90. 700 Gu wheat,
LEO, COO hn corn, and 20, GOO hu oata.
, 1876-07-18

NtASOLlIl5ANEOUA,
HEhK ARD TnERE.-FteIghts on tho Erin r.. :,
have rcAehed The lowest potns known in the hI.,o4
OF eannl navigatIon. Wheat wna shipped lar ~,
or'ay from nnisalo to Fcw rork fdr b'lc mr. ,a
'..The *eow n. II. 'cckcr had collision win, ~" ~,
sShr Onr Son dnrtng tlcnao fog ot Kovnnnna ."a
HEsn5 HerEs1 H. Fo a,sso va. done to Oar Son. tss
Kswennaw which arrived nj i1etrpt Nat,,rdase tsmr
Ike snnsr3f, lad on boarl The body Ut Irh.'es1
Garns On lAko sapertar. There l. "n1ea no i,;s w
n ttlr report that the wcl-knos-n yr,.., .a!a
owne.,, Capt, X j. ttackctL Of uci,as,!! J.
l,as faiIed. The oswego radda,n xay.: "stf"s "oss
IT MMilSnn " th. city. who was one Of the ,, r"s
tlemAny bridge twssrra at thin port thrcn n, VI fe
ZsaI. aSo. and lattery mnto oil tho schr " W'orf y
rahE; schs Mas ocs Iatnote 70 the capaney o s
w sdn', .Sa y Es,n .anen snS ve.'el Of Che.ro is
dnst.ious. aclisc. and = thorough ssl1oS, IN IN
Anfcta! fhsnSJtrA 10 ne 7ffb.ns
s1m.,ss m.TsgrIIE. @sa. Jniy l7Ariivesi--ho pn
son oJRer1s; sents sannn'ky. Tive Fsnnes GIes.S
stmro Arctic, City Of Duluth, GnynhoEn. ''""-'
, 1876-07-18
DRY GOODS.

Nxw ToHE. Jn,y 17.-Tha trade movement WAS slow
IN nearly All departments. 1ltown and blcxeheh
ton naHnnls IN moderate rcHacst. Medium prjntA
wcre In fnr Demand Dark prinfa met with mora In.
qnir5, hut Ara In scAnt supply. Tha tradc sales Ut
Ilannes and blankets will commence IN "Wednesday,
having teen po4tponcl trnm Tucadsy.
, 1876-07-18
pOnT HURON,

Gptetal NspaicA to 7hs 7ftb,exe
ronr Nl'noA, MlcA., July 17.-D0wH-Fropl
Cuba, Marine, City Of Benton, sta.ueea, Ara1es
aud censort; schr Stampede.
Ur-pfops Oneida, Portage. Sparta and con.
sort, Egyptian and conaost, Tempest and barges
seAr4 Sweetheart, JaMcs T, JOY, l}elawntu+ TGrcg
Bfothers g. ]. Aag,ll, Twin Sisters, 4. L. hashes
Apecsdl MspateA to M Tsi6anA
PoRr 1lul1N, Mich, Iaay l7-lU p, m.-DowN
-plon bfaabury and barge; Mary Janeckl; schra
ur-Pfops Banilac, j. ". Shook. Dubuque and
coRsost. kast Saginaw and barscs, Elmra Aid
harsea; schrs John 4. Mutt, y. N. Dixon, In.
cefNp, Porter.
Wnp-soulhwest, eont1o; weather dne.
, 1876-07-18
&4.1Oa lbs
4.4OQt.O
I. INII,H
3.O91,75
I-N&C.75
2.tSl29.7O
2,Nkap3,iH

utis-The sHpply Was small. tho total arrivals since
k.tArlay FoalIinK yy 1n9 hsss and viii Esol
.Ma 9t g1H 70 S.vlcS iAyy 4dxhnceI 5esloe: Cusfse,
! aMa M Igsan T. easy III wnFr .!oW e hatur4aya
;t at c,snEsa ox.cr, a,d t!e tus!ax 4 "a eise
Wers hote.t n ~ ?bsa r. tue larger p.rt q ye.ss
tor e0!ll!oi to x,snt henry. aud at ST. tasd for
lkVtk - -.
, 1876-07-18

A40 T. 0u fy0 3E4 t5H barley xlltnbGu hY fnf1
and la, sN0 uu rye by lake. ulostiy 10 Diiraio.
Tho day after the Fourth wheat for August eold
In this market Mt s1.08H. yesterday It sold al
o2c,-a decline Of l4Ac, or nearly II pc. cent, In
less than two weeks. Tho drop Is fcnrlnl one,
ns alt tho wheat In the country ts affected to that
extent. Au order was given to bfokaf here,
few days ago. 10 sell IL, 900 In ut 81. OF, and 10
double the sale for evesy cent decline from that
1uure. If tho broker had followed Instructions
literally, hA psfnclpa! would now b. short to tho
extent Of only 81, O1O. coo bu.
New York may s1.pec& to transact tho grain trade
Of tho entire West according 10 tho hope held ont
BY Nr. Rufus Hatch, but sio will have 10 very
largely incrensc her capacity in order thereto.
Sits has In etore only q, D1O 600 bu of grim of
all kinds, Including .,a7e, a55 bu WHEAT and yet
there Is about 1000, 900 btu wheat aAoat In
New ferk harbor for which tho owners cannot
1nA htoraEc room, and several lots have
been forced to sale At runous1y low pslccs bccauao
Tiers was no shtpplhg demand for It, and no place
In which tho owacrs could hold II I'LL q demand
should spring up, That pauclty OF accommodation
IN chargeablo With fully halt tho recent decline In
whcat, and to that o1tcnt Now York eau claim the
gratitude Of tho wheat producers Of tho United
statea, 10 whom 10o pct bu moro or less makca all
thu difference between comfort antl poycrty,
II seems that more shan orc Of our elevators hnyo
recently been receiving wheat cleaned up In tie
city. Ono Of tho warehouse firms that tried tic
so".u - :" W 1osIns onc. iHelr lower
~ "ea.ny a'3Ss.naatea aga'nd1 shAt
~; ,,' "aa '" W 'n' "eas he'i rroteetioh'
aaa s"su tlo'n tne tatoaa COM
ruuJ, m.ln "as 'o''nR pas'hcss On account OF fho
o'].! =. .!'''i."at'on'
"ns .ePot'e" 5e"etaay that DaV1a pows q Co.
were delivering no. alllwaakee Wheat In Now
aofs Oh cohtsscta WHICH on'y calico Tor regular
NO. =
T1tR MARKETS.
Tho leading produce markets were heavy yeatcr-
day, but several were more active, mud tue chip
ping movement was uiore lively than for acveral
d@ya paaf. The downward cDussu was begun In
wheat, and most Of tho uthors followed tho ieat
The day being one Of tho must gloomy over known
ousaIde Of ranic t'mes. In spite Of fcuriul heat,
tie wheat market was scene of Intense excite
mrnt, largo quantities. 'cing offered for aalo whi1a
margins were called right aud lift Up to tho cl.~c
OF tho regular *essnn therc WAS no notification Of
failure. but many icaEs woso expressed tint tho
break IN prices would layolye losses grratcr than
could bo met by payment uf 100 cents on tho dol
lar. Tho later fcefng was one Of moro cxlmness,
and creator hnpcfalncas that tho worat wan past.
Tho dsy.soodH market remains quiet In all Do
patemcns, with pFices steady and arm. urocerea
werc reasonably active, and were held at fully pro.
ytous figures. Sugar. were excited nnh higher the
naYHncV noted On Saturday being supplemented
, 1876-07-18
COMMERCIAL,

Thcfolloving were tho receipts anil shipments OF
the leading articles Of produce In this city during
tho forty.elght hours ending at o'clock on
Monday morning, and for tho corresponding
time last ycaF:
, 1876-07-18
AMERICAN CITIES.
NHW YORK,

l MI" Y0UK.
| Special Dispatch 10 13t Tribune.
| FEv fork Jnty l7.-0rain-Good and n1t1ne dry
parcels Of spring wheat in vcyy moderate request fof
export as about the figures Of Saturday; Inferior lots ia
At slo for rejected ars!nR. CSC for No. 3 Chicago.
$50 for no. Milwaukee, s .oo8 % for No. Chicago.
and st,o10io4 for common to fair No, Milwaukee:
stHetly prime wonld bring s1.to, No. l spring at
$L10L'a. ma!nIy Milwaukee, At silly. HJa In fatr
supply aud dull II eo97oo for weatcrn. Corn dnlt,
heavy and 1850 PCT bu lower, unler strong pressure
to fcali1o3 homo trade demand light and exporter,
On" uodsns 10 sappIy urgent wants; sales of 1t4ooo
vi hs 4n6t3o for hot Western mixed: 4<ta5oa
| Tor unsound dot s3aSoHo for Now FORK mt1cd west.
amt 4a&aao for unETndcd Weatcru Mixed mainly Il
S2ac In oats tcM business and market lover, ss]cs
Of 49, 0D BY al 1{dS3aHp for mixed, and 8a44c for
vhlsc Westerns 2oo for rejected, NQ4so for hoatcd,
3fEe37c for mixed Western.
Ocean Ffegh.s-Moderately fair business; ratcs rm
luppty Of Tonnage quito lghtt engagements
To Liverpool by sall Is. Zoo bu grain at s11c
ITortsons-Pork ahxda lower and very dur: taIpa
new moss on Spot at So % and 90 brs do Ut
%o ~; e. hss family meas at eat.o0; 500 bsls new
eat fur August 1t 3 p and $40 b.ls September at
&so1ai At seeond ca for July et0 rs BID and SO rs
a1kcds for August slo.oo bid and $40 10 asked; for
September eao1o lid and s3O. 50 asked. Cut meats
brought fun priccs at i09S9fo4o Tor jopv clear Iar
very dull snd 2l5o PER t0 bs lower, saics Of Jl tca
prime steam on spot At $l1,0o0i1 1af also, us ts
for AuKuat Mt Sti.co3l1ao. clo4ng at siI 10; spd
8.250 for September At Stl Hxt1 a. cin,;nv a.
sl1.aa ''~''@ -
saoar-Raws yerT nrmly held at sa{c for good rcan.
log, but demand quite limited, reaued at lI1ni1Ao
for hhrdA and In moderate request.
3ulfoD-sttady.
Ratsev-MnEkct shade flsncr, sales OF 90 b,l, at
81. II, and 80 hrls 1t 81 Ink per gallon.
40 ths Wxstsrn Atsocfated Rtss h.
az; ;3sf !s! 's5ss;
iS' sss;o:;
ssSss ffss5 s s e :Ss:i
md Western yy Ota3 Dot co,tIiOn to G.st c1!r sahG
!7ss sood g s1olse, *tsoss5 xbits shc.s s' sso
n1sss:: st ts9s
w esax :sse'y; saG ss.E, L ~ a,oo
9ran;.Whsat r., hsaTyt, strongly n Iuyess' faror;
dssp'Sso H. !pss* Ss~ YS Ss
sSS; .Ss H. H. ss:' ;s;:r 81 II ,.sSf;s Iii
+; ss.S2 :ssf SSs; Ne Ssss
Ill as.ty aSssasa sSssS
S': ss;y; 5sssiS: Is;. @ssisn III III
Hss.ss;stdi; Hss;lss:d; 'ai; ssa Ssss!sss; ;ssSsss sa'S
sxss wi: s!sst by ss dir e
aneti Cuba, s5A+0o' 55s6o ior fofto Iito. Hs ~
sIFifoitatn- Market dull. eruds. osfc, rcuaea ia
'3a4 ss-fs S11;3's! sss.s asSpa'' 1's''
ssss.s s: /; se:sse ts
s|:.; $.sS: f$ ;:; :;
1Sissv-Etsms;s;ssS Ssi.i,a,.,aA
f. ;14Qsst eg; tx I'd md
g !: Fl
2s%y tass; i ~ Id sssi sia 'i Il
t11.aEgos tSasatyHnafs,xst s,s.,x an9s SLID
, 1876-07-18
Withdrawn frum store on Saturday for city
consumption: =, o70 ba wheat, :, ,3UH bu corn, $50

BIT oats
Tho following gratn was inspected into storc In
this city on Monday morning: car rejected
winter wheat, ? cars No. N. ". wheat, a. cars
No. N. W. do, GO cars No. spring. Of whtcl, 20
arc In Scety's a8 cars No. do, y. cars rcJcctcd
do lG7 whcat); gS cars h1Gh.mixcd corn, 137 cars
and 10. 100 bu No. do, 3 cnrs new mixed corn,
Iii cars and $500 bu rejected do, a8 cars no
grade do tlS0 cosn); cars white oats, "A cars
Nc. DO, cars rejected do. 2 cars no grade
gu oats); cars No. l rye, Q cars No. do; 2
cars No. barley, ! car No. 3 do. Total $3.50
carn). 234, 900 bu. Inspected out: II, Ole bu
wheat. 80, 652 bn corn, o., 113 bu oats.
The following table shows the dsttlhnttan Of the
bEcadstuIs sh!pncd from this city during last week.
, 1876-07-18
TsrrftnT.TffNf.

CtEv1tAHn. o.. July l7.-Fcsroleum unchanged.
fiTrsEuRn, fn., July l7.-TetFocunt dull. tf,lde+
- tosa 42A a. tatkcrA. rsrrud Ito rn,sdstpua de-
Livery.
, 1876-07-18

ot Io1E 19In H!M s1ft S!th aMnct: aL US tasa an!
:sl3lfc f2t snn,1er and assifc for WIntcr; Cnmhcr
lands, utavAc. cn4h Of seller AnEas; saHlrncr lung
ccHrf. n l1ng.cut hatna. l2AI3Mc, eu1cd; bncon
I,ams, f35xaIA
firttte-WaxfItttet at G3ac, ......
BEEF FRODtET9-Y Yrrr st*hdy nnd quiet at Ft0 rs
a. l:Ml fnr MrM; al 7dsi2uo Tor extra mcasi and
HIilole-Waa IuocI at sls4c for city, aud 1850 for
c0nutry l0ts, accusl!uG to condition.
, 1876-07-18

sWe, 49, And tho rns.ka coai TO Nlwankcc n, N,
Wn". 81 Caai tfehts are A. WITTY tow cbh a,n
Tot the past feW days shippers hnru rot rsiatsc; tsc;
SpoMt IL PCT thousand on Tho rato tUcj In Ml! q!
, 1876-07-18

8Gxesa1 U0adaeA 70 1As 7Hbx1A
DuryALo, N. y, Nay l7.-YesseIs have held
for srycral days for hettss rates On coal. Tu.day
two vessels succeeded In getting On advance OF 10
cents. The schr Camden takes coal " Chicago Ut
, 1876-07-18
PROVISIONS.

Hon rRODUcTS-Wctc moderately active for a dny
IN nfdsnMncr, but weak IN sympathy with hrs
md averaged lower. though hogs warr frncr, under
the fact Of ifRht supply Tcrt very fnw oFdcr1
on hAn. md Tho trading nearly limited to the MI.
ing of few shorls and the changing 0scr Of pork and
1as from august Into September. vtFy little was dune
for shipment. but tho outward movement Of meats
continues large.
xe*t Tnrk-Waa dni1. md inss1ako rcr 100 NJ lower.
Tie trading tc!ig chiefly In chanecs dvrr from ono
month tohhother Sales were rtp0rtcd nf 70 hta casl
nt sD 800 hrts seller Auxnnt at $40 4110,
md 3,un bfs fclaF September at st9 TO- To.
tsa 4 baD t1l. Tho market closed ta1ne At AID. 4ua
H. M for cAh: $l9. Is scller July; In ~
seller August; s'n.67f LEO for septenl1ert anil
t8.750t7.tDscllcF tho yrat.
rrnle mesa PORK Was nominal at sio,uo110. 20, nnd
extra do At $l4.73Gs15On
LtiFd..svAs 1nics and declined 1sc ptr 100 m with
ytrY dull feeling In tho atttr nrt Of the a4ksfnn anil
tlH icna!l 1t aNy time. Enlrs reported or 2aD
tea seller July at <tlD5 4.o felIrr August nj
u0 and = un tcA sellcr sErtcH,ller nj
eat1.in Tala, 20 tcs. Tho market ctoxCd dull Mt
u7A cnlh or Frllcr jnly; .O7x for
sGilcr AME,lst: Hti0sIi HUH ss'ier scptsm!cF; anil
f Keller the yenr. Bu,nlnet.Fcndescd Was
Rf.ft&-WerH nut ami sAu cGstcT, lilt without ma
terAl change fr quotations aumincs lnts wnra Tho
cAslta anl probably w0ul have hc"n shaded by hnd.
Grs Ind lsIYcfa hcc present to demand II. fales
limited to 11axs tHnR c1cArs anti 1Nl lxs slurt ril
ettlt un private terms; anu l'n NJ summer shoulders
nt 7c: snmncr.clrel ts nnotoh ii ]So eclow
eho closing pffces OIL vlntcrcurcd. which wtru f0l
, 1876-07-18

RHtpaaroRr. July l7.-Annlvtn-North Drauch,
Buffalo 1toek, 6.So0 bu corn; Delight, Ottawa,
q, 200 BY corn; Industry, NurrIs, &, $40 bu cou;
d. 4. Wright Morris, O, LOO bu corn.
, 1876-07-18

eannnt make expenses at Tint figure. Wheat to
Kingston wns nstakcnntiAc by satl. Hail frcghtswete
9u'et and unchanged, agents aaktns aoc to Now
lofk. lsc To Philadelphia, 17Kc 10 baltimore and
2Dc to Boston pc. 100 bs. Through rates By lake
and rail were quoted At 10c tor corn and 1Otc for
wheat 10 Nav York, md 12c on corn to Now En-.
gland points. Freight engagements were reported
for CO. 600 bu wheat, 100 600 bu corn, and 20, 900
I'm mats ~ ~ - -
, 1876-07-18
LUMBER,

The offerings at tho saiesdocks vcru mall and tho
market ruled 1ust. Several sales were made carly at
a. 0o98. 90 for common Inch mud s7.71s for piece
eau the outside for lnn.atcc. Good 10 ohocd Inch
lumber was quoted NJ TO- 0O4l1t,. Lat were steady
1t $1.is. aud shingles At 81. uHj1.1a
The retail dealefs report quiet market Small OF.
ders arc coming tn from the fntoror but the demand
on the whole u kmhL EQilnHtns ttn thr
, 1876-07-18

TtfRpENTrNE.
WILMINGTON, July i7.-spiris OF turpeot.uo arm 81
, 1876-07-18

North German Il0yl,

fr,a sssaHsr. q ths COMPANY VII sail every sau
no, 1ss Sf ,fss1.s ,n InS &sw Yerk stapi
Gsts,: "a fM gn,d; sccrage, $50 currency trticht
3Isow1tuE urtcn, New York,
, 1876-07-18

NEW onEzAxs. July l7.-Cohnn- -Q,tet, hut nm.
changed. saes Of Isl bnlcs receipts a0, exports 10
Liverpool, t.lai: stock, ii. eea.
SAyASxAH July i7.-Cotton quiet: mfidnGk- to1fc;
net receipts, 12n baea; e1pnrta coaswlse sales H.
MoH1LK, July 17.-Cotton weak and Irregular;
m!ddnRs foo ncs rocc!psa 50 bsleas exports coast.
wise, i2n; safes, c0O.
CitAnIEsrok. Jn1y 17.-Coiton qniot and notnlnhl
mdngr lie, net rccetpt n ba1ea; e4portacossswso.
242; falcs. 60.
GAkvKsroK. july i7.-Cotton quiet, midLllnsh, lIc;
receipts. 81 bAts exports coastwlse. 10, aAics TO-
, 1876-07-18

received At Chicago Customs July II: rllbbard,
Spencer y Co., 42o bxs lin plate, F. a. Thomas,
gao bxs lemons; Chaplin L Gore, Is btls ale; A. II.
sehin1pfcrman, 60 btts afo; Nicely d linmb,e&ou,
zoo tons salt. Amount Of customs collected,
s., 73J. 70.
KxrORTs PROM TIE sHAuOARp.
The following were the exports from the five
lcax cities Of tho Atlnutic scaboard for the dates
, 1876-07-18
lRS. CU4HBERT'S SEMINARY

atsp aSsGpcna M1nay acr T. for youns ,ac. md chit
s!ent md nxpsrsnced fesssrs sancfnr % Sai91 IF S'
etc sSctal asentnr given 10 music IL.
stdrra Allls. EuuESfA GUTIliiE1sr. i'pfEnt H.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1876-12-16
Work OF THE BoAnp OF REVIEW AND Coxrl

Work OF THE BOARD OF REVIEW AND CONTROL.
The Board is progressing with its work at
its Office at the Smedley House. Towsontown, but
it is now thought the work of revision cannot be
completed by the time specified, viz, December
31st. So far the returns from the 5th 6th 18th and
10th districts have been copied and passed upon.
The assessments for these districts, as revised are
now ready for the County Commissioners. 1t is
understood there were but very few appeals from
the assessors. The I'd and 18th districts have been
passed upon, and are now being finally copied.
The in the LIST and 9th districts have not
vet made their RETURNS. The work in all the belt
districts has been heavy, especially in the 9th dis
trict, which embraces the towns and villages of
Woodbury., in part Hampden, Oxford, Friend
ship and Waverley, making the work very labo-
rious. The Board is now engaged in the revision
of the assessors return from the 18th and 18th dis
tricts. These districts are also in the belt, and
will not be finally acted upon until all the belt dis
triets reeeived, that comparison Of S@l.~s
can be made on an equitable basis. 1t is expect
ed that the returns from the 9th district will be
ceived in about week.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1876-12-16

ADJUSTMENT OF COUNTY ACcoUNTs.-The COun-
ty Commissioners of Baltimore county called on
Comptroller Vansant yesterday with reference to
the adjustment of the standing account between
the city and county for removed cases. Hereto
fore the difference had been largely in favor of the
county, but since the adoption of the act regula-
ting removed cases it appears that the transfer Of
cases to the city greatly exceeds those removed to
the county, and hence Indebtedness at the pres
ent time of few thousand dollars to the city
The Commissioners stated that on Wednesday
they viii exchange checks and adjust the account
with Comptroller Vansant, who has been anxious
for u settlement since IKE close of the fiscal year
The law regulating removed cases from Baltimore
has resulted in great saving to the city.-SHa o
Taeaddy.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1876-12-16

BARN AND SHEDDING BURNED.-On Sunday
evening last the barn, COW stables, shed, horse
stables and other outbuildings, rented by John
Btz milk dealer, and owned by Christian Wolf,
on the Philadelphia road, near the first tolgate,
were totally destroyed by fire. The buildings
were frame structures about 60 by 80 feet, with a
ground floor and hay loft Six tons of hay, a
quantity of shelled corn and lot of fodder were
destroyed. Eight cows and three horses, with
wagons, harness, &C., were safely removed. The
fire started in the shed among dried leaves used
for bedding, but whether from incendiarism or
other causes is undetermined The Highlandtown
truck company was present and did good service
Mr. Btz Estimates his loss at 5000, on which there
was no insurance. The buildings were valued at
$500.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1876-12-16

A DEER OK THE RAMPAGE.-The Maryland
Yacht Club, whose club house is located on Sick
els Point, Middle river, have among other curios-
tiles, pet deer. This deer occasionally takes a
notion to roam around for his own amusement
and sometimes, when people make too free with
him, he does not hesitate to make his objections
known and felt. On Tuesday son of Mr.. Rob-
insons went out to look at his partridge trap and
in his walk met the deer. The boy commenced
playing with the animal and the animal COM
inenced playing with the boy. The result was the
deer got his back up and went for that boy in good
old-fashioned style, knocking him down and stamp
ing about all the breath out of him. Some one
heard the boys yslls and going to his assistance
drove off the deer. The boy was not much hurt
but he was MORALLY scared. 1t seems this pugi
stic deer is an ~ ready for fight, and it is sait
that if he is not Kept in closer quarters there viii
be some "bull-dozin' in that neighborhood pretty
| soon.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1876-12-16

JAIL IrEMs.-0n the 10th inst. Officer Christie
of the LIST district, arrested John Smith, charged
with beating his wife. He was committed for the
action of the Grand Jury.
On the lth inst Officer Berry arrested Joseph
Gladfelter, charged by Eliza Pearce with threat
ening to kill her Gladfeter is blind as bat and
denies the charge and refused to furnish security
to keep the peace. He thinks he'll run the chance
of getting a square Christmas dinner.
On the 18th inst. Officer Newmeyer arrested
Patrick McGovern, charged with assaulting and
beating with iron knuckles, JOS Briggs, colored
whilst at work at shaft No. I, on the permanent
water supply. McGovern was committed by Jus
tice Louis Bonsal, and he is now shifting the gen
tie breezcs which penetrate the interior of "For
Barton"