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Peninsular news and advertiser. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1872-1904, 1876-05-26

MORE MEANNEss AND INGRATITUDE.
The Ring leaders who run the Repub.
lican State Convention on Thursday Of
last week were such ungrateful brutes
that they could not give one word of
commentator to the Republican Presi-
dent of the United States. His generos-
ity to the late leaders of their faction is
forgotten just as soon as they can make
nothing more from it. If the Conven-
ti0n had been under the control of the
true men of the Republican party of Del
aware, the following resolutions would
probably have been passed as embedding
their views of the present political stu
alton:
The Republican Party of Delaware, in
State Convention assembled, commends
the illustrious soldier President of the
United States, Gen. U. S. Grant, for the
firmness with which he has suppressed
the turbulence in the late revolted States;
for his fidelity to the Constitution
and laws; for his protection to the
best interests of all sections of the coun-
try; for his unyielding opposition to the
| increased depreciation Of the National
currency; Tor The personal courage, pa
triotism and integrity, which has con-
tribnted so much to carry the country
| safely through the most critical period
of its existence, and we are glad to be-
lieve that his great deeds and undenied
patriotism will forever live in the history
of his country and in the hearts of the
future millions of his admiring country
men when his venial faults, greatly mag
nilied by the disappointments of ambi-
tious men and the bitterness of partisan
ship will be remembered no more forever.
Res0tUed, That we fully recognize the
demand of the times for the faithful en-
forcement of the laws which guarantee
the equal rights and privileges of all
men; for the extension and improvement
of the facilities for public education; for
return to specie payments; for econo-
my in public expenditures; for high
standard of integrity in the administra-
ton of public affairs, and we pledge our
influence and support to all proper efforts
to effect these ends and make our Re
public practically what it is in theory,
the best governed Nation of the earth.
Peninsular news and advertiser. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1872-1904, 1876-05-26
POLITICAL NOTES.

a NEW HAMPSHIRE paper, changing
from Blaine to Bristow, says that there
is no Disgusting the fact that change
has come over the people of that State;
that many prominent Republicans who
were for Mr.. Blaine are now advocating
the claims of Mr.. Bristow.
ESTIMATING the strength of the Re-
publican candidates for the Presidency,
the Cincinnati Commercial SAYS "We
think it settled that Bristow will have
the largest vote on the 6rst ballot. and
that he will he rapidly reinforced from
Tennessee, Ohio and New York, ac-
quiring a preponderance and momentum
that will give him the nomination"
JUDGE BLAND BALLARD, of Ken.
lucky, one of Mr.. Lincoln's appointees
who had been intimately acquainted
with Mr.. Bristow for fifteen years, thus
writes of the Secretary: "He possesses a
clear, comprehensive intellect and a
sound Judgment, and for uprigntness
and purity of character, no man living
surpasses him. When | first became ac
quainted with him he was, as his father
before him had been, an emancipation
list. He has always been the enemy O
slavery, and, in my opinion, he is as tru,
a Republican as can be found in TIN
land."
THE Louisville Courier Journal predicts
q greenback bolt at st. Louis. 1t says
IA private circular has been issued to
select few. We have seen this circula
and we quote the following from tn
body of it: Half the delegates to tn
National Democratic Convention, callet
to meet on the 9th of June in the cit
of st. Louis, will go there to sell and tn
other half to buy; the people are alread
betrayed-the issue is inevitable, and lie
it come at once.' This,'' it adds, sis Il
be the keynote of the campaign. N
matter what the Democrats do at st
Louis, or whom they nominate, the ennis
saries of the Republican party, disguise,
as Democrats, are organized to defea
the ticket.n rat
Peninsular news and advertiser. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1872-1904, 1876-05-26

RING MANAGEMENT IN THE KENT
COUNTY CAUCUs.-There were honora-
BILE and good men in the Kent county
caucus at the State Convention on Thurs
day of last week who wished to send two
Of their most respectable and worthy
men as delegates to the Cincinnati Con-
vention from that county. In anticipa-
ton of this, the Ring men were cunning
enough first to fill all vacancies with
their own tools, so as to gain tile
power to rule the caucus. One
of the honorable men in the eau
Gus first nominated John H. Hof-
fecker, Esq, of Smyrna, when one of
the Ring men, not liking the appearance
Of that nomination, Immediately named
Wilson L.Cannon as an Offset to it; there
upon the name Of Thomas b. Coursey
was also put in nomination by another.
Such boldness on the part of
the gentlemen of the delegation
surprised the Ring leaders amaz-
ingly; they saw that the honorable
men Of the party were disposed to break
loose from Ring control; but they were
equal to the emergency. After a con-
sultation they arranged it so that the
} vote should be had simply by yea and
nay-fearing to trust the men of the eau
Gus with the secret ballot--and seeing
that their Ring doings were not only
closely watched, but that rebellion might
arise, one of the leaders moved that the
man first named, Mr.. Hoffecker, should
be one of the delegates-this of course
was carried, and then Messrs. Can
non and Coursey's names were both
passed over though they had both
been nominated before James r. Lofland,
and the motion was made that Lofland
should be the other, and it was put uirO
rOce and declared carried
Mr.. Hoffecker was not their man, but
seeing that an out and out Ring delega.
J tion would be offensive to many Of the
best men of the party in that caucus,
: they thought it prudent to yield some.
thing to public opinion, and thinking
Hoffecker the least of the two evils, OF
: Mr.. Coursey or him--they choose Hof
fecker, trusting to the influence Of Lof
, landNd other Ring men with him tC
carry him with them. Lohand and Hof
, fecker were both directors in the Smyrna
Bauk, and both lost their places there by
: the recent change in the board, and this
} the Ring leaders expected would make
! them have such fellow-feeling that
Lohand would be more likely to have al
} influence with him than with Mr.. Cour
} sey. This is bit of the secret history
of the Convention that should be known
Peninsular news and advertiser. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1872-1904, 1876-05-26

THE number of admissions to the Ex-
grounds on Monday was 20. 1874.
Peninsular news and advertiser. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1872-1904, 1876-05-26

THE orators in the Convention, yes
terday, who proclaimed withsuch earn
estness that'the People''-'the Peoplep'
the people in their pockets, but we doubt
it. The popular dissent already expressed
shows that at least few were not pre-
sented ON the half shell which the ora
tors held out.
, 1876-07-19
MAnINE.


AnnrAIs-st,ur shoboygan, Manltowoc, son.
dries; stinr Huron. South 1Iavcn, suudrtcs; stmr
Mus'scgon. MuBkfgon. aunls!cs; prop Tempest.
Montague, aundsics; prop Messenger. Benton
Haf,,ot, sundrlca; prop Trucsdcll, Bcntnn Isrbor
sandrlcs; ptpp nadgcr State, rIuffalo, ruu.
dries; prop Pottarc, Dula1o, sundrlp.,
prop Missouri, Mnnltowoc, light; schr Windsor,
Ludingson, lumber; scht II. 1,And, whitehall,
bark; sclF Ethan Alton, MonomIhpc, lumber, scbr
Ellen Mhson, Sturgeon lay. lumber; schr North
Star, rentwhter, lumber: scftr j. D. prnAcld.
Green bay, lumber; sshr Eyalinc, Marnuttc,
lumber.
.CtEAnAxcKs-stms Eheboysan,. sheboyaan,, sim.
dries; rrpp Trucalcft. ucnlon HArbor snnir!c,:
prop Musarnger, henton ilasLor, sandries: prvp
lean 1!sahIond, I,1lalo q, 900 bu corn, so bfis
I,sEs'Gs KinE,on IA "a 1a5 ~ BY wheat eli #
10 brIs aouF; prop Tempest Wh!tu Lake, % sun.
dr!esi eehr +. yaavalkcttn.g. Sutton bay. 100 In
Fonta,H E Glty. buffalo =. o 81 corr. a6o I'LL
arccn I,e,, 10 bris pork, 81 taba hnttef, ID bs;
arplss, and sundlias' schr Feicltous, 1lorn's er,
prop vnadcrbilt, buffalo, ~ O16 bu corn
, 1876-07-19
REAL ESTATE.

The following Instruments wero flcd for record
on Tuesday, July 18:
rarmct.c tt, 9,7t. u Koekmeil;., n 4, 94x-
l14 It. With h1nse, dated Maf ~. I, 400
Fillmore Of, i43 SION q OF Campbell ~, T,
Same ptenltsut lifted March 3U....,...,...... 4,oO0
to!s II En q Of North Al, I. Is II to allcy n-s
Ns9tsn ss!s :s'} \. rs I'D Il 81 Aasat. Il; 10
t41 n. and improvements dated July IA. -. 000
Ewing It, { cor Sacramento 1t, !, lt1Ax
ltAT II. dated Juiy 1H.......,.............. 2.&o
ShcrLlaR ns. !Ol n = Of Central Park hnuIc.
bioek Oh boaievai. astra ln,y ~ 1000
siasti t. da,cd Fcis "." -. a,ooo
waasefn ~, = II d Of Lubbock II, I, at1t6o
q. dated Nov. -, 1910. .:.."..... ......"..n 80
3sted iaau ~ " 1900
i'd It dated siuly la. 1000
Vnn f9ntcn u, nm It " Of California ~. 254iM -
X &osa s.fii Hr5.%sstt. s !. '"ua:o . aho
III, datrj june l.2O
xl35 =, date,i lnly a asoo
riisiy::esSSnsh IL ii;X Il 81 iaEa ~. III
9UxU H. dAtod July yi7,.................... 5,UU
sorTH or ulvf LlAI'rt WITHIN RADIUS tkvxN
klLnk ar filk onulsT-tIoittE,
~, ialxiisE ii, With iaisisi II In sanic
buck. dated Juno l..................n.u..@ 1900
, 1876-07-19

E:tntra IN " Currsspoad.aes Hte York 1Yarld.
Twenty.onu ycars aso Wellington Colcman.
IN Wcstp9rt, ia. Ills room was found in disor
der and bloody garments aud h dirk on the loor.
It was supposed that tho boy had been murder.
cd by his French tutor, who disappeared at tho
dilgcnt acarch, however, failed to reveal TIC boy
elt6et dead or alive. Thu father lott thu town,
and tho affair was nearly forgnttcn, when last
week u stranger appeared 1t the village hotel
lated tho story Of his leaving home, from
desire to 60 to sea, aud his Subsequent wan
dcrings and harslships. lie was drawn homu by
a dcslfe to seo his father, whou!. ha had not
less and broken ID health and spirits. liz visit
Cd hts old homo, which had bean for many years
deserted Some one passing the housd soon
After heard two pistol shota 8oafch Eaa made.
md tho stranger MAJ found dead Ia one Ut tho
roons, With Two plstol-shot Nuuuds In ls
hsAa.
, 1876-07-19
LIVE STOCK.

CATTLE-Theru was moru life in tho trade ycsterdAy
than the day before Tut bcyonl that II would bp
difficult to discover wesEIn thu market was In any
way improved. Nuyers wore present In Eootly mum.
hcss, tho attendance tclns fair average ono. but
there was cnt1gc absence OF competitlon and wne
k!Egish and unsatisfactory trade, Az 10 prices, they
were weak Ill around and In instances lower. Tic
wcnkness due To HnfAsorahlc from tho East,
New York. ALBANY, Buffalo, and other ,lrc-etack points
being reported du and depressed. under too liberal
snpplicN Tho receipts hero wera again moderate.
amounting to only 1e5o head and making total Of
O o head since Saturday. against ~ SIT head for tho
corresponding pcriol last week. but there
cattle than there outlet for scarcely mora than
one.alf Of tho supply being disposed OF. Thcro
few saes 1t - soG44.0a, snd In instance 9s 10
wins obtRincd, but tile ruling prices wcto
st. 24 ~ for fair to choice shipping steers and ~
~ for locnt tc!ler1 atnn Ana etockers. Texans sold
ut 81 7It1 Us for C01m1h to prime thtuuEh dt1veA
The outside quotations t0 ~ WAS 1htalncl by Ntcoles
Ad4sns tSr @ q ssl oi e.t 1lhn.!s sesss averaging
QUOTATIONS..
Choice nceyca-FInr. fat, wul.fOrmed9
year to year old stccrr, Weighing !, 3uoto
Cod bes1es:#cii fsitsned Ulcers Weigh
nH l.a9l y s:n r. A4odA. .e0
nE i, mo to go 4.2oa4.ss
Duichef1' 8toek-poot 70 fair steers md
WeShlns stS 10 l. i00 01s.:.".:..::...":. aooa3.1 rs
Htock Cattlc-Ectnmon cattle. weighing 8oo
1nis1op 1o Ind ;i.n ri: .ts s''s
hufts and scaiawag steesss.............. 3oo4ao 70
TrthS-ThFUtxt ifuve
, 1876-07-19

Nxw ONLsAHk, July l8. --t3old. 1l1X.
Flight exchange On New York. y premium.
Sterling exchange, bAnkeTA' bills, h7M.
ToNk10N. ...
Lorpox, Jnly 1s.-KaIo Of discount In. open
market for three months bills, l, being below
the bank Of England ratio.
United states bonds~'0Ss, l00H; 'G7s, 100
10.40e, 10aA new bs, 1904.
New York Conss1l, 07H; Erie, 1871 preferred,
rAuts, Jn1y 1s.-Rentcs, 1901 loo.
~ FR4xEran!, July 1s.-Unttcd states bonds
Eew 81, 1D1A.
, 1876-07-19
nIISCELLANEOtJs,

,:onps AM ESps.-The achr Golden West, which
has been engaged In tho orc trade, has betn laid
up at Grand iIavcn. .Quin, the marine diver Lost
$500 dlring-sult by the burning Of the tug Cham
pion recently. Tho repnrt THAT tho acht Harvest
Home had been ashore In the Straits proves to be
picked up slightly leaking. She II getting repaired
Of Port lIuson....1t IL probable that Thomss
Qunyls, tho well-known Cleveland shtpbullder,
will build now propeller larger than tho Canber.
land for tho Western Transportation Company, 1til
intended TO hnvo tho new boat ready by next MAY,
~. Upon the dlschargng Of tho carGoos Of tho
echss Monguagoa and tho John Magoe at Kingston
faw days ago, It was found that tho former foil
short 81 bu and tho latter 80. Doth loacd It Obi.
cago....Tho tug Crusader, Of oswcgo, called 1t
Detroit Saturday TO change her gratcs from wood
to coal. Sho went up to Duncan City last spstng
from, 0swego, her port Of hall, and has towcl
Z 600 600 feet Of logs for Thompson Smith, and 10
now on ast @ KY noms fot aaty on aks ona.e tie
anime into tho condition Of the Belle Cash, wi.la
that her hull q In good condition. Id. vane isa
t .:ss :ss do ss2nng nss s sssa e{
aEo, ths lsades doubtless iaini!iar also wt he,
:S Ssas %sssss ss is il ' ,o III W.
MesHha. Allen Il Harrow laat fall at Ai6onAc,
Very few planks Of the old rcuA1a in
and indscd tho nAmc Il nearly all that Ia lit of tha
old boat. Practically tho yOesel u now. The new
1soscobel y l7h feet keel 81 feet Aoaa, and II fcs
With lM.inch ttou. Tbs keel, kselaons,. bilgo
keolaonI, all ehow tremendous strength. .bhs llaa
aaplenlld deek;ttams, penetrated " four hesshss,
il sstimated atbso, 0oO fseE; her ,aeaeafcmsat il
700 {cHFnenter'B} tons When finished her total
cost viii ~ about els, 600. Such boat could moi
hnyo boon built thFgo yants ago for lsss thai
$lB, 600.
pr1ps i: Ta.tis. woi@o1e i'}' snd Eayp: II.
1ieatsd the prop ii. b. .Tustlo; liz schts Gsorg}
II, Ely, aud II. J. Webb. Passed DIP, tho stlnf3
IT. PAUL aud Ut. Louis Weather f0lgy.
, 1876-07-19

TT fNS W1HRF!& AsJp1lQ9sa zT1t3.
NEW foHK, July 1S.-Gold s.uady; 111M1
11lss. Carrying rates, 1it11. Loans weru uIsu
.n1le fiat.
Governments wcso ptrong and higher; active de-
nanil; offerings pmpll.
Railroad bonds were dull.
State secHrlttes worn qn!rt.
Stocks wcru weak nnl lower, with the chief ,lc.
cline In Michigan Central, Dhioy, and Lake shore.
Transactions wcro n. 900 shares, Of which o. 600
were Western Union, 10, 900 81. Paul, 20, coo
Lake Shore, II, GOD Ohl0s. aud 1000 Michigan
Central. .-... -.
Money market ensy3 a0aK. Primo mercantile
Customs receipts, S5n0, O00
Tllo Assistant Treaaurrt llsbursed Sl7l, 600,
Cleartnys, s14. 000, uLO.
PEoluc9 e1posts for tho week, q, ,Raa, OoO.
Rterllug nrin; sixty days, AID; sight iii.
, 1876-07-19
LAKE MICHIGAN,

cllicAoo.-Not single cargo Of lumber was lcfa
At tho market last evening -. Collector john A.
uuck's deputy, John Fn7tuw, has orders 10 pro-
ceoa against those yesaoa which nrr still tleln.
qnunt for holr taxes at onte II tho vehsols do not
pay up at once they will be sclkcl, and custodIans
put On board without furthnr delay The Gospel
ship Olnd Tidtngs has finally left port sho start
cd TOT 1tiltvnukee yesterday morning. Il shs gets
there safely so mny consider herself lucky fhe
Of tho docks of tho Chicago Dry.nork
Company. While workingmen weto sepnIt-
EIchanse adna, at liz foos Of rrankl,n stresI
1t broke OF anil Tell on tho dock, cutting Ia two
several planka and nearly killing soYeral persons
Doto Is at Len Eyster's North Side Dry Dock get
ting hcr shoc repaired -. The now tug Nighthawk.
which WAS launched At Atnskcgon last Thursday,
went to work In the river yesterday. gho lowed
tho Monterey outot the river.
, 1876-07-19
LAKE URElGuTs.

CntnAno.-Thure vas n moderate inquiry for satI
vcsscls for tho Lower Lakes, and several atoamon
wcre taken for corn to Dntlnlo and Eeie. Oat,
wcra takcn for Kingston al 3}sc md for Buffalo al
Ike. Tho rate for corn 10 Buffalo by sail rat
about Ike. Charters include tho echfs Dan Lyon
and Mary Lyon for oats to Ktngaton nt 3sc; tia
Mont Blanc, wheat 70 do ns 4Ac, and tho Jamaica
for corn 10 do at4Hc. The schr r. +. bhclton 10,
oats t2 iinfla,o at tAo, aud the propa Badger ats
@ props Chin ani Xsska 'sA III cor; corn te te
Erie. Cspaclty, II, 0oO bu wheat, 180, COO bu
corn, and 1ab, 6b0 bu pats,
ffclglts To-day, and retos continue nominal at N
OH whcnt to HnfFalo, and &c 10 Oswcgp.
DETROIT, duly 16.--i'reiEhts dull. Wheat ia
free Of elevation.
, 1876-07-19

rloG fROnuCTs-Weru uuict and averaged abont
The same ~ A. tho ooss Of MONDAYS trading though
hoGu ruro quoted stronger, being Ia light supply.
THIS iact mlo hodors Of pork and lard rather lrm In
their views but there was vcsy little dcmand. and aat
only fur changes over from August Into September.
Meas IhfE-Was qufes. With very llstlo ohAngo IN
prices, sud not much Ll4poatton either to buy su-
neither side being willing to concedc a8o 10 nakc
tEndO. Sales limited to g 80 bfls teller August at
su4aaID.4s, 1o00bt, seller September ut Sis. t74N
1895, And 2so bra seller tho yoar Il el87s. Total
sou brls. Tic market closed taTo At tB&Q3I0. 20
for cash, S1v.4O4a1D 49 sc'ler July, So 4ah secr
August, ip.Gosio. 62h fur septcmbcti and $s6.7D
seller tho year.
Primo mea pork waa nominal Al glo.ooolo.s1. and
o1trn do At al4.754sls.0o.
LaFd-WaA dull, but advanced 1oo ptr 100 M, With
tse d0anl. but E1atcr hFtnncsA tho part Of h0ld-
drs owing toa report tint Liyarpool Cd per cw&
hghcf Sdies wcrd rpofod Of 1850 tcs scllcr August
At St1.osall.11 and = $50 tcs seller September at
3t,l5sl1.l7k Total, ). coo tcs. Ths market ciVsad
tame at slloo cash or seller July, ail.ooll.o7,4 -or
selier Augtstl $ltlea1t.l7k setter September, and
SIC. ~ eu1Ler the yrnr. Bummer rcnlesRI wss
quoted about lUc per 100 lhl under winter.
-NeGtt-Hsre Inactive ADD easter, though theFn waA
tlc change In quotations except In short ribs for fu
tufe and sdtt clest Tie Ahtpnents Of meats exhibit
n0nc failing on. hus hfe still unusually lasgc for tho
hGlEht OF tic summer season. They ~ mostly 70 Eu.
rI#, md NEST Of thG cut IL utrE this slIu Df
tho Atlantic for dealers the other stlc n0ncr-
cured ota were gote at 4 a5fr eluw The closlug PRICES
, 1876-07-19
PORT HURON.
Hptctdy Nitposeh 10 1hs 1fiStiNa.

Ponr Au1oN, Mich, Iuly 1S,-DowN-PrnpS
Commodore, Nonnokc, Milwaukee, u. II. Wilson and
bargeA; schrsI II. Disscll, uoboken. Il. A. Nlchol
6un.
Ur-Props WaVorly, Argyle, PHILADELPHIA, For
est City and consor, Mary Pttngle and bargcs.
Wlxp-southwcst, gontle; weather dnu.
Tho tug Vulcan passed down from Black River
this forenoon With rnft containing nearly g. 0t0,.
600 ftet Of lumber, all IN good shnPe.
ponr HunoN, Mich, July 18-1t p. m.-DowN
Props Japan, Lincoln and consortt schra 8. j.
Tllden, Nassau, I. s. Hammond, A. r. Nichols
jAno G. WnodrnA.
Ur-P,ops city os Nsw YoEk, QaeGec, ontona.
Wixp-NoFth, geatlo; weather hne-
, 1876-07-19

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etis ns5ss sasaa ssaa
sSsr. .ho1.e s!.un 4Sse; sT.a a. Ss'os: Asxnr.
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s:$': snss@ ssa;; ss
] ;f vii, .s s:@sa sats sets4 Ill.,. eHess
Sia;shT7fs1a!.y lAS1s. ESs: ooAo. 5S,9e,
e.s qass
;$: 81 @S;s 81 .iSS
assa g. 4.s ::sss s nq:I I
sssS 1sssf ssss sssj s
AS, s + s: III is
l!asa - xs!sH With sa's o~ ":
:s:sss::s L sss $s
,sssS is:; ii Hid s'oo4 do * ao.t. .so
ag(a3tMya g Meya.1ss s S:e M sn'il Fs ass' bar ITO
;;s6ssts!Rs$ ;ss S$iSsi 'o
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9sl2.niisd ifSa NJ q H. VIII i a'sso1un' ii 'S q
~ T1sHos VIZ to g. nc. ton ioc, into, II ,,., m
1lXet Is and Il i2c, q mud i ses ii. i5o; ta tee
ENiIS-Wcfc stesuy At III 81; ani In ,uoicrsta d.
u,an'l. 3' ~ "s'e'' 0A" ia '''oS'"'e 1''
e.S Te.s .as .sMs a tor thS day BE-
INN Tx drgrscs fnet trSts 1hr: AZ iifinn. Ioas1
teIi l1o dcr., 17ISttsci SNOW Willie. isi tsst
SsS:pftCt d. hesd.llght, iii ,!cR.' Mgtajfn, ~.
taw tSc; boiied &c wh,ics ruief: :hIeschea ~
eHrr, II ,s1i H. nssf. fn,f ~, .ttictix rrs e1Hi
n. tTtYs ~ t an M = Mc ~ .nE *
Mn; niim,,sgo nil ak 7Drt turnentinc sMItsns nsnh
nstnSsI' II asa sa6aS}:, nsiisa III dsn amls. s
rtiasoI - ucs. MSaS9n. -'1'"' ~ e~''t -'"'oe'
, 1876-07-19
ffrH Akf,H1

SNEEP-WefJ dull and weak At $9.MlA3 % per 100
~ for poor t0 c3oos grader. Tho demand wGs Light
and c0lnueu to tho !ocal trade.
RufHALo.
nu1FALo. Juty R-EuAie-lacccIpta !, 1a0, total tar
!he xeek w. ., ~; taafkst nodsIasiy aat!yat Prlecs
Shftp and LaMbs-trcetpts, i.u1I; total for tho
a3a SAa on elo'iX 0fse.i sa'ei u
Noys-Itcccpts 90; total for tho veck, g. 100, this
morning tho market openca With about cars Of uixUl
latA ID sale, oNntss holding strong Il t7ta7. l3X;
H.: 2f s@11 a1sqs 1s1sy q sa
prIseA demanded.
EAST !1nxNTr.
East LInHnTt, r., July lH-;Catte-Reoeipta l,ne4
bead all 70! th!a markets s1nry fair market active
n.l dsmand good a laat EGeks prlcG~ best HFades
43:tn! cRnitn1n 70 faF. q: t:Gptst: 10.
so;asY !. y n.o has' Yorkcss. o. 100
t.p@lsess}ps 1"llsIl lodsy so ho.ds selling =. s4oo
WAfHhTOWN.
wArenrowx. jn!y. -CAtt-Reeotpta $50,
TEAla very nOduratel choice, 81. ka27 ti1H, cIita
szn tsi' e. n[:s qsstl't' sssoua tsa'o
SAttp ana HlMSs sIsesepta e2o; priees n lots q
10 70 ~ ;n e. 1S q, estFa ef sHaoa
pts;, IT, Ieg| ,gsSt s' g. sssos ss;14 NJ a !: i
tui1s-Quiet md Unchanged, very ,itt,o doing.
-.. CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI. July Y. a.-Noae-kcarcs and 6rtn, il3ht
tsstg Ii heavy. - eo4ac5. liscci1S, V&8t ALP
lnentx, 22s. y .-' ~
, 1876-07-19

NHw Tohx, July i8.-Du4tntss wns tight With ANA.
lean hosrE and 1obbcrs and Importers branches s.
dull. Cotton guoiA warn In moderate rcaun,t ~
mhnd. and chcviots vera rather mora active Nrnuc
prints wrro In good demand. Lsncastc, Ueht f.1a
clughasns ara 1oobink 1t a.tc. WoolehS wt,u ou,ef
, 1876-07-19

r1o,,u.p.. in,, .na nnoh,u th,-. t,,., =, N.
nnS s.csn, varv ,tt1io mr. I,csl oc.n,rt. .hIn,er
.-. nm ~ I'm ma,tnt Eaics ,vc-o rnnnr,nS ~ ~,
hi. v".or. .,t;y At and s1s r,a arrnr cytrat
chienv st Il nnas. "a Totn1. 7as hris. Tha market
cnse nnrn,1 at thc folinwino a, n ast,nr rnnrn nf
o,ic.s rhnce -in,rrs sa nse.1 ~. ,rcJ,r ,ytrter,
az sIs,a ri. shotc" sr,r ,,ro. Al rnsx ~. satun,
IN u TsCs, IN. sbnn,nv c.trs. a. raj u, chnIcc
n.ssnt. n sra7 m, con,mnn ia a. 1,tsn m. snnt
snrtne, h nsas. 6,t snrlnx suncrnnoa' Sa soas nl
l,v. in,r' &. ntat ~
f.r nsseEats of fasns. satss wero 70 ,ons a. a.
pr ana sn so1td ss'
ton dsIiyersa. ''' '''N''' ~ '' '''' ~
corn.Ital-coar.a was nominal at ste ooa,e.as per
MnEAt-Mas @stsvc aaa irfekuiaE, ouE ntme!,
ss. ~ sssdas ass
,'ona.y evening: Tae n.w. from o4ts'de ~. va,
s 1s,sa Ta
ss ~ is s'ss .s r. s,ss sss ssss cs
81 sf. IT, vi. o g', ,g1 :s 'ssss s;.d + ns as ss'
ners ~,
s grade, ssa ss. s is
yet tsapser'bef being ..vsya md Ausu.s soaeraiIy
T. ssssa: y nv s;:s;ss # # r.
no ene
saasa ss sssss 'sit may " aes
the osaer hand nd hs5s here Widespread @ Ds''st ts.t tho
!,
eourse II there bo no demand for tho wats. now ia
dueemcnt 70 perform that service; md In this fact
% sIs tssh s ssy f. * so1! ssss
s s'i: + !, ss;:
i iSs HILL %S .e ! e sesas sSs
# n; II X /; II
4 + e; Ii. Ii Is Is
S :a ss; S yS;s E ss5;
sSa Y; a. I'll fess ts.a "a Ms4 4 sss. IT.
e is9H SHsS
aid iepscs.cd wsiIie lie shipnsnts ot IL precs.ns
5 1y n: ~ ss w.:
:Ss ~ %s II * sy sss sP s
t. 4, MI sis 81.
bg ea III. s tis :sa Ss' sssa .a Il p s5s4 is3:s
= Ss:''s III sf; Ass'' rsssa:
~: ssla 4 4;%: so!.ax i ts., AZ:
4 a :;;s :::
uATH--WtTu 4ctivu md Mts5to higher. Thu Markpi
:sssls ts 81
, 1876-07-19

% Lobs s H so.s Gifs s.si a S.: n
tsi3Hc for summer and t2AAl5c for winter, Cumher.
lnNIa DsGfl5ic. cahll seller Auguht sunlcr long
haltp, IB>y4l434e.
(irta4t-Nns iuiut Mt GlAc. ...... .- ,.
UEHF rNUnDCTa-Wnre steady and quiet Mt &to.73
9il.W Ter mcui $1I,73lsl2u for extra mcsas and
1t,tfon-Nas quoted Ut sSAc for city, Anl 70ac for
country lots, According to condition.