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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1876-07-17

EX-Gov. VANCE, OF N. c., evidently
feels that he is advocating bad cause. In
opening the campaign the other day at
Raleigh he confined his remarks chiefly to
national affairs instead of defending the
conduct of his party in the State. The
shameless gerryTandering of Wilmington
was never once alluded to, but to show the
unconstitutionality of the reconstruction
measures was the burden of his argument
directed. The design of this arch-traitor
now is to familisrize the mind of the peo-
pie of North Carolina with the idea that
the reconstruction acts are unconstitutional;
that the State constitution was illegally
adopted under those acts, and that, there
fore, the negroes are illegally voters. As
a corollary from this, il will be easy to
reduce rotgut whisky mob of Southern
"poor whites" to prevent negroes from
voting by intimidation, as in Petersburg
and Norfolk. The tactics of Gordon and
Lamar are to be introduced into North
Carolina in order to count Zeb Vance in as
Governor. But the innate love of law and
order is too strong in that State to attempt
it without some pretence of legal reason.
Hence the crafty candidate lays down as
his foundation stone that reconstruction is
unconstitutional, because it disrupted the
Union; kept the rebel States out in the
cold on military probation for time.
When they did come they were compelled
to accept as a condition precedent the en-
franchisement of the negro, and now
Vance claims that this reimbursement is
no longer binding. If he can only get
"our people" this way Of thinking by de-
gress, not negro will be permitted to vote
in North Carolina this fall. But we fancy
that his opponent, Judge Settle, will prick
some of the bubbles of this young mans
fancy, and show TO ''our people" the falla
cies of his teachings. 1t is, nevertheless,
noteworthy that this same unrepentant
and unamnestied rebel Of North Carolina
is, by his first campaign speech, fully vim
dicating the judgment of the Republican
Congress that refused him amnesty-that
he might pollute the Senate with his rebel
sentiments
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1876-07-17

TIE Willingness evinccd by many of
the cX-COnfedcratcs to enter the military
service Of the United States against the
Sioux to avenge the death of the brave
Custer docs them honor, no doubt. How
many of the same men would volunteer to
serve the same authority to avenge the
assassination of inoffensive colored citizens
in cold blood in Hamburg, S. c., and
Grant and Coushatta parishes, Louisiana,
or at Vicksburg or Clinton, Mississippi!
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1876-07-17

GENERAL NJ c. BUTLER does not appear
10 have much faith In newspaper reporters
and correspondents. They do not give
him an opportunity to revise their copy.
What be srys and does in haste under ex-
citcr,cnt they telegraph away without con
sulting HIM. snd he has to ontradict ii
next ljay when cool 1t is too bad.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1876-07-17
OUR FOREIGN TRADE FOR 1886

Dr. Young, chief of the Bureau of Stats
tics, furnishes to the press brief state
ment in gross of our foreign trade for the
fiscal year ended on the 3Oth of last month.
1t appears that our total exports of mer-
chandise, including $14, 900, 900 worth offor-
eign goods re-exported, amounted in round
numbers to 1886, 900, 0O0 in specie values,
while our total imports of merchandise
amounted to $500, 600, 900, the excess of
exports over imports being SIG, 600. 900.
In our trade for the fiscal year ended June
80, 1875, our imports of merchandise ex-
ceeded our exports by about SIS, 900, 900,
"a favorable showing" says DIR. Young,
1896, O0O, 000." The excess of our exports
OF the precious metals over the imports of
the same was. however, greater by about
SIS, 900, COO in the fiscal year ended June
80, 1875, than in the one just closed. The
exports of these metals in the former of
these two years amounted to $92, 600, 900,
and the imports to very near $21, 00S, 900,
showing an excess of 81, 900, 900 in favor
of the exports; whereas during the fiscal
year just closed the exports of gold and
silver exceeded the imports of the same by
only $50, 900, 900. If, however, we add
this $50, 600, 900 to the amount ($76, 000,-
000) by which our merchandise exports
exceed our merchandise imports, we shall
get the unprecedented amount of $129, OO0,-
600 as the total excess of our gross exports
over our gross imports. During the pre-
vious fiscal year that excess was only about
$50, 900. 900, which was unusually large,
but not large enough to pay the interest on
our debts, public and private, held abroad,
and the dividends on foreign investments
in this country. Hence, large as the excess
of exports was durinp the fiscal year 1875,
the debts for that year in the ledger where
in is kept our accounts with foreign coun
tries, undoubtedly exceeded the credits. 1t
is pretty safe to assume, however, that
during the fiscal year just closed the case
was reversed, and that for the first time
since the beginning of the war we have more
than paid our way. This achievement is
all the more gratifying from the fact that
it was accomplished through an increase of
our exports Of merchandise, our exports of
the precious metals, as we have already
shown, having actually fallen of-a fact
which will facilitate our preparations for
the resumption of specie payments.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1876-07-17

: IL ANOTHER COLUMN Mr.. B'uford Will
son will find little memory refresher,
which ii would be well for him to read.
It is one Of his old dispatches to the Inter,
Ocean, His more recent communications
to tie New York Sun have probably
driven il from his mind.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1876-07-17

Persons LeaUin9 the city during the sum
mtr months, and toishing to be informed Of
matters trdnspiring at the city Of Wash
ington. can haze the DAILY NATIONAL RE-
PUBLICAN mailed to their address, free of
postage, at the following rates, payable in
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1876-07-17

When it gets so hot that even the beggars
cannot stand it it is high time to pull down
the blinds. An old beggar woman died of ex-
cessiye heat in New York recently.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1876-07-17

The Republicans of Connecticut expect to
hold their convention early in September. 1t
is generally believed that they will renominate
their ticket of last spring, with Hon. Henry
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1876-07-17

General Steadman is anxious to raise regi-
ment with which to invade the Black Hills,
little thinking that the Indians would be
anxious to raise their scalps.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1876-07-17

The Republican nomination for Governor Of
North Carolina will prove acceptable to all
the Northern residents who came there to
settle.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1876-07-17
q l. Y NJ = n T.

O
This old and popular resort on the Potomac
has been thoroughly Overhauled and put In drst-
class order for the reception of Excursions and
Private Parties. There have been bathing houses,
with suits for ladies and gentlemen, recently added
to the place. There is also irst-class restaurant
where parties obtain meals at any time.
The mafl-boat KeypOrt lands twice day, giving
parties chance 10 spend the day and return home
BY 9 D. m. Also, the steamers Lady OF the Lake,
J. W. 1hompson and Mary Washington stop
their regular up and down river trips Societies
others wishing to charter the grounds eau do by
addressing g. ~. spaids, SS Fifteenth street, or
Glymont, Md. jyI7-tf
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1876-07-17
EDITORIAL POSTSCRIPT.

Hayes letter of acceptance is the death-war-
rant of the Democratic party.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1876-07-17

The people are determined that Hayes shall
not Guido Tilden in generosity. The former
declines an election for a second time; but the
people go further, and decline for Tilden an
election for even the first time, and it's the
kind of generosity that will save the country.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1876-07-17

Once more we are called upon to announce
the last farewell of Uncle William Allen. He
now, for the twentieth time, bids adieu to the
world of politics, and seeks the quiet seclusion
of his dear old country home at Fruit Hill.
His first farewell took place.one hundred years
ago.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1876-07-17

has positively declined q denomination by the
Democrats.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1876-07-17

Raw recruits..for the army are not as abun-
dant as they were before the bloody scenes on
the Little Big Horn. When the recruiting
officers ask man If he would like to join the
army, he jerks down his vest and remarks:
"Not by a long shot"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1876-07-17

This island, containing i3i of land. At thu
confluence of the St. James creek, WicOmicO rivsI
and Potomac river. siNty-iyp miles below WaShI
ingtOn, is offered for sale 50 OOO and d"rIIed
bargain, Apply to Il. H, WARNER,
iyi5-6t Seventh add L streets.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-23
TIE STATE or TRADE.

If,rrroor May % 1870 p. r-Cottou h. easier Bat not
orstilv lower. Ai.luUf tpand7, Gal. MdHiue OUtdFt
t5. tiis- 800 babe. Including 1000 Tor fcIi''h ud
.,,,. r,rs,u.s 100 bales Cl which 5000 D44l5 "tfo
tl',ri,.,r Futures ql4rt ard steady. -
.rpf0Gf. Mi. ~ 100 a. uI.-airs 81 MIilhg lAhuf
C., Tow NiauIr. sHr1-. July and august t,llytfs ai
DID lnrd-57 j. cut ilr American, lao'! 200 . owl
t,r I1.r tlo.r Middle. iud at fUr snort Gear Mdtts .
IItfIOOI May 20 3. ID bacon 'rnlhgi anu Gay dul
al 20 tog Heir dYl ~ 5u; short lear fu az D. is
ru. cut dun It oh shoulder, nul at 500 Ht.t iilA
,..fi, tuI at s.L heat Nrrrpts ior Inc ph~i week
tf tt,nt, p0lf 600 'ron ta,nr ports, 800 10 &
ami from other .uuc's 1000 go Tue receipts oi Corn Tor
tt- week fi.ton qfa. ,,,.-.. ,..r...t.
Irgn1oot May 22-I p. m.-~lirs ~ Aitdhng iW'4ds
C,,r o 4 ialrg clause, STAY delivery. 20, 10 l H u''
md md fror.t livery. "a IrlH DO tn August Ahd sep
,.t.r a..trr 20 bfl. ~ala ~ NtidIuF britan-, 10"
Al ,py ,es. june delivery, 20 bi. oi the auea louA}'
." 'Vraia,oI Ntv 2I--..U - mfacs o. Miidug iplands
r,r ro,1i.r contract June and July delivery. A. s irs
rt,I.Ir Cr't iOT HilnluS clause hIlpp.i
S,5a' ,.,. ana SO. elub,f tprr SAL. a. rL ,
fn,b.s ~ zoo =. IT, iur rae "f dFfNuht j" i'
81 ior three ront.s' il- - ~ per cont "' J." ~
Irr cent below E-uG OF tn-iand i.io bii' haH"F
shares. -. ., 49, ma. .,.o..,, 81, p,ti-o, ggno
it RANK tl LurIa id 0 balance Today io h7Jt,H
f,.", NAV % H. n.--taI.s adylcer pbOlo 1--we Ter
Cent trrro, "A lulf. A',il,. foT The account go .,
JOst, ,.v Z2l3g D. lI-i.io Railway shares, III 10
Preferred. 20. ,-,,,....,.... 49,, a, .,,t
Ion. srtri, Turuont.ur - b02l 81 FcWi 1900.
JoylI. s.n. lg- Ersufur - iIIsrtd ol, ~ . Fc"t .
FRANKFCEI, Aay I'll b4led "tA''' Do"'' ~" ''''"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-23

CHICAGO, Way 22.-flour hrm aad unchanged Whe s
strong and -. higher so. Choice rIi.hH' - W. 49,
81 ia Junti 81 OIa Juyi No. omtofs SPln. ~ -
Rejected 1c. fairly active aud talt Hfht4f ~ =
Al 7sr spot; 81 c MAJ: GGi4c Jruei 4Gr. Iuiy, Re
ico3ed 1850. uats lrmrr No. 40 81 i' spot 90 -
June Rye ri G90fug. Barley sta} AZ '.'t ~
72pl3c, Mag h91p9~c. luLe Por@ dn'l anu loHH'l
tsi so spot 20 az ids2O 20. July; so 90 Aussi !4i
dgu 90 spot 40 3i0sII ~ = Jal, si2 5JEfI ~ -
Aue,st BuE Meat quiet and west Shoulders -. 'l,ai
IN, sides. lO,dlO 40 Clear sides. tO'sOllc. Whsk,
scarce and arm a; - OS LaEe freists dniii Whsat No
VldsIn 2Lf EesciPts-IiOig 500. bbla.; wheat fcuu'
bu.h Corn, $4,000 bush, oats. $4,000 bush Rye hgO'
bu. Barley. l2JOl bush hhPmcntsfloni, llOuO bls.
tllrtf - 900 bush: Corn HlOpJ bash. oats, SfuuJ
bush ye ~ 900 bu.a Badey 900 bush. Afternoon can
a. n.arI-Mhra, 49, .1HtE Corn uu hanged. thls ~
csng.l steady go 20 August Lard dul tl- %
aEI2 -. July. 90 ,..-..- o- ,,,..., d,u
,f nnl1al az n lbaft 3D. Tern active uEt shade lowe
~ -0gElr cash bs ane if, seller ill Nov J. Diin ui
NJ 404gc RS, aGnrf a. 12gl3c poik ~ "a nay nnehas
Jara-Sean Rendered ia ts hetil" no. ,4 80; I'm
xf,fs M fair demand lOacr. Shoulders, &C.. Clear iIO
Sdss los cash lO4c, buyer June iOEc. buyer july
49,, sd,r 10 c Bacon qart shoulder, 30; Clear lAD
siS lO,dllc. Clear eos a4llD Hog, sesly os =
80. q, ,oa light - 75afI Fair 10 Good Heavy, ~ 10 ~
~ ~ LIE f ne sa at - a0as7 10 rcoepla 9-j si
aents 800 Whisky steady at VI W. Butter easier "''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-23

ID l. y y : i l. AM bAI IlOA ~ = / llLi
ROUTE 1rau5 leave Ncwl crs VIA DesbIosses and Cort
tHprc Tor aII!surs Pittsburgh the West and South,
with puman Palace Cas- attached $50 a. H. ana S5V p u.
Ig smpor Lex ylayer Cory ard Erie at osO a. n.
ami $50 NJ coun,enuga az Cory Tor litas'Ae Petroleum
For baltimore Wa,hEso and Che south, Lilited wash
ngou ExrTs1s Of Inan t3,r "A, LAZY cisr ~ ia
a. M mas a tr F N = 3 $40 $50 d. H. 1890 g l.
IA = n = % o p a. In. I. night Iulty D. G, z. y,
auG , p. ~. ErisTaut and sccoi class r. M 70 n an -
For t,n cnm2l Depo. $50. oo 1850 . $50 9So a. n
IL 30 B. and D. Returning, leave Centennial Depot at
7.l5. e:l5 lo3 a. M 10. 2.'a ~ ~? I M
o - r l0 aiO / 40 400 D. o. 5.2O 80, $50, go
GEO Z 1870 SO. lo, 1880 m, and u night sunday
Io E@ g39, ~ o. lS 10 10 II a. pa % T. IN %,
go. z 1870. $50 TO- lI:s0 m. ami ~ aghL sunday
6 o i sy ~; 3 $50 Z 40 g 10 II a. NJ II M 2.
G iG so l. 40 4s2, 40. 5a2O $50. 10 620 $50.
$40 l. p and ~ night sdudiF 90 o51 ana Y; M M
Fo Woodbridge Perth Amh0y, and s0uth Amboy ana ~
Tor Sew sGi s = 5, and Il m, slo $40 $40
Tor Fas Milestone III =. ma p aud $40 p n.
Io Ans.on and Rosy IN doa M S 33 ,, = m m
OF 1iinIl ii' AMI s,ii,sc 3 30 a. H. Sad ?.
For F.empgtrn $50 q. m. ami p th.
For Mercer and somerset EgAlcl = N ,., = an ana
Tor Irenqn iiordsntoMn 2gtns 'n' anu OA''''- '' ~
For Ffeenoid 1850 &. l- aul s y .. m. -
FalYuiup,iale and @1uan 20 A. r. $40 Z y m.
tr ishtsio,Tn Pemberon. Ini Camdn via Perth Amooy
81 iiigbIstow aud Pemheron, via Perth Amooy'
and $50 A. 10. Monmouth uht.l1h, 80, IN On M
am, 100 D. m daily; lOl5 a. ID. sad $50 D. IN, uaV
am Monday Prom asngioa .Hd baltimore $50 ~.
4o5 o,lS ana tgi b. ioi5 ifso ii5a a NJ z5, 4J.
Sls, $40 $50 sli, aud lo2J p H. sunday SiO' e-o
c n; Ones SO i6d oii ES.dsay No. AsOr noase
ioot o. Desgrosses an3 Corr 40
depot jersey CITY ing an ts..t oHcs D.
IN xyT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-23
COTTON MARKETS.


NOZZLE. May 22-Couon weaS and irregular; Midtllne,
II sdll l4c.; Low MiddDg 1OsGlD4e.; Good Orhnafy'
Saysc receipts Isl bales; exports 70 Great diitin
4.6H bales to France l32s bales; coaswlse 3ii bales
sales $50 bales stock. 2B,OsI h1ios. $500 80.
CHARLESTON, May 2i.-CottOn quiet; Mdding, ll'3
llstc. Middng ii Good ordinary, Toe net fe-
ccfpts. II bales; exports To Great Britain, 2O2G Das
TO France, lSoO BAGS coaswse, iO5 bales saes lou
SAVANNAH. May 22-Co;ton dun aud easier lower 10 sell
Middling. 2r; Low Mddling nominal Good PRIMARY
9is'; net receipts 800 bales; exports eOast"sr l'V Ds
GtyEsToS May 22-Cotton quiet Mlddlnr. II Sac. Low
Mddinc lOAc.; Good Ordinary, Csc; net rrceipis y,
bales exports c0astHiso 3 bales; sales 0Oi DAes soeA
1907 bales.
NEw.OmRASs May 22-Cotton dull MGdling, ll'ic /;
Low Mildng lO1c Good Ordinary be-; netfeceints 25J
bales gross 80 bales; exports - tue COMMENT 9Zo0
la sales 81 bales: stock. lJj,3If bales
NEyPHis. MAJ 22-Cotton dull aud irregular; Midlling
HE net rrc~ips ili baesi gross LOU bales safes oOO
Dsrs. stock. 36.fl bales . nm -,
NiLynSGroS. May 22-Cotton nominate MhduhI Ilo
Low Middhug lOtc Goa ordinary DC; nrl receipts "a
bales EXPORTS cuastwise 29i bales. stock, l,2J bales
t'ulL ApEllIA May 22.-CJtton duh Midiiiug, l2osr
Middlng ii sc. Good Ordinary lOci ,roas feceip's
IorisvillH MAY 22-Co,ton dull. MIdd'nc II a..
NORFOLK. MAY 22.-CottJn dull; Ml.lln2 II t1ll Sc
receipts G11 bales cXpGis eoast"isc lv@J bales SAFES
81 bales. stuck G1Jf bales.
- BUnaotr Nay cotton dull; Mddinc il'sc. Low
Alainr lO1tc: Good ordinary, 93c; eu.. receipts %
bales Exports ooaswse, 20 bales; sales loI biesi STOCK
81 T0vis. NAY 2,-Cofton tower; Mdllac II rc.i Low
Nfl.dllur r. Good Ordinary Ne. rp>elpts 23J bales
.hipincnis. 31i bales STOCK. f.3Il bales 49,, -
CNciNNAT MAY 92.-Cutton dullt Mhfhng, II 'aci 10"
shnlsn,s 800 bales: sales. q bales so.s ljJ6 bales
IaY 21.-tut0u uuchtng II Middil; Sc, Low
Nidgllur ~. Gyt ordinary. loi4ci net ircflls 100
Oa.s gross p baca s1i, -D bal stock lS"Nl bales
Nidd'n@. lO4r: Good Ordinary o'9ci
receipts - bales sale, 30 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-23

Heated 3434isc. for Rejected soc for New York
Inspection Mixed 4001c for No White ALI Al lsc.
for No Mixed and 40c for NO Chicago intending 1000
Mixed, blown and screened, at ABE, and
5000 bush No CHICAGO 40he Mixed State at 42o44c,
Willie Western at 4Gii and White state at IA 4Sc.
Feed lower with moderate business reported at 40
$50 the latter price Rye Feed nclung 10 tons 40
81 and 10 81 p Feed at 10 Beans
without change 10 notice; Medium dull and declining;
Marrow quite firmly held White Kidney dull AMI heavy;
Red quet and unchanged and choice Pea Beans scarce ard
firm MaTOws quoted at 81 20aS 80 for FAIR good and
20 prime TO choice. Metlnm
ferOr good and 81 aSl 30 for Choice Pea. 81 250
81 35: Kidney at Al 1881 % for prime Red: 81 $50
81 % for fair 10 good Wnite and 81 40d$l so for Prime
q ChOice do
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-23
Ecadl Notlces.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order of DtLANO
C. CALVIN Surrogate Of tbs County 81 Nc"- YORK.
NOTICE hereby gwen 10 AL pcrOhs HAVING claims asfhat
REHECCA EAION late o. tie Clty Of Nrw.l orA, deceased To
pr,. nj The guucutIs thereof 10 lt -ubeuae AT
fnr o1ce %. RUE +. ANDREWS, esq, No 81 Chambers
a iu thc Cyui New YORK. before the % day 40
Nor Dated New. ora. jth May, 1876
HARRIET T.. SHELDON,
MO laVGmTu EXecutriX Of heJecca taton, decreased
SUPREME COURT-CiTY and COUNTY of
= FW.YDRh.--JAMES LYON I1sintif. against AM
OCON s. III, Individually, and A. AmnlnisuauN o. tho
and credits which ere az james J'0ur &C.
catstd ta.ia Council Anna Ho0ah1n, ami Thomas i.oR
han BOX husband hate u.fe,, AMI Ahr1lau burr} h'f h-
band! Rosa Cuuu,lL bridget Ot".ullt Dah.c Otoah'iL
samuel tootpin. James Berry, sarah NJ ShrrA1n Admins
trauv o. Dyis. chatt"s aud credits when we're ~ Jc9
~ ~he.f an. deceased BYRON tpukln, james &. Ia e0
Bridget S,alou Adminsirauk Of tho goods, ehGtth ana
Na,rr -trubers,r simon StrberRr dt lcndani, sum
mons Tor r..I com sttedl To III nicunls above
named and each every ~ them 1oIate hereby sum
tuIur required The complaint u il2 action,
which viii llui tie onlcD ~ te Clerk OF the city ana
County York &C are Court House 4n sti ty oi Ne"
frra aud copy ~ your auaNtt % me ai COM
plant ol t.r sGbscrIor 40 hs orc, No 81 William street
n Zoo sad Cy OF Sew YORK, within twenty DAYS after th
..r,tr o. tbs summons yuu tAcll..U OF tlc Gay OF
s,h service and II you 'll 20 answer ihc SAID com liant
within time Aforesaid, tug laNuu 10 t7 atuh VII up
t ttt Cont 4 the r,ef demanded la the Ilailt
Iatct Sew AulA, DcctmJ,T ~, $50. .. go.
JOHN hardy. pliutf rs Attorney.
Tho complaint the Hbuve entitled action VS. nled go TIE
.1c tty aud county or NrN nfk, De
trrri,r D.. 1870 JOUN HARDY. Plaintiffs Attorney.
Iat4i Ntw-Iork December Is. 1875. al laWOwEu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-23

Thsre was very small business done IN the ran
"a hands. transactions reaching about $4,000 IN
ss,een varieties Prices were on the whole lower,
., paul Sinking Fund, 50; Northwestern 'oiu
COpsols, o3l2; Michigan Central firsts' lools
Union Pacific, Firsts, at 105ls, and ConsoiioaV'u
Mississippi and Ohio at oslo. OF the bonds III nc,
t.ult Burlington, Cedar Rapids and Minnesoia so'U
Al Al. and Chesapeake and Ohio at %. The Dids arc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-23
+ ulartet vas barely steady. Tho foll0wipg

FLOUI. AND NEAI-A moderate trade was reported in
low grades Of Extra were not very plenty ana were say
were IN fair supply ard with ony hight inquiry manly Tor
She mne axe #s,5 o. SnS "' sa & ai1 sisI'y
I uo;leed Ufsoand Extras were Lille more pressed for
were larry active puany Tor Tie Wei Indesl
a. the ngures current az th' ~, e9-e oi ist %eeS
Extra a. ~ 1885 rs. OF which 200 bhis were favorie
S Ses Wien StsrSf ESirs az At s. 5 Hsp al I a.;
nesaly IN for the West indies az s. 75asC 25 Tbs
.lsnsseaa. we're ar $50 50 ior ~" :; Ssry a1
en- a. = 0q5i 90 nanny Al ~ 5OGt4 % i2i %o'o snd
s. 20Gs5 - ior Common 10 Fan do s5 8O0S5 40 for
fsn To- Good Co., and - 5O0s7 for Good 10 Choice a.
AMI a. IN a. ~ r. e1 " 20 Ecy 10 - lOq<3 ~ Tor CIV
Mus IxtIa ana - 56G s. ,or Wter Wneas Cboce Family
CU Mills Extra; 81 0Ja=5 - for Common 70 Fan L1lIa
Round Hoop ONO s. 30osj 20 ior far - Good 90 .ni
DO ara one or two iay6ric Brand. 5ea AZ 50 56d4a 75
Si1 co oie 20. S',s within NE Ianse 50 TX
90, Tor 600 70 Choioo DO; and s3gs9 - Tor
rstier daiet with holder. Of Medium and Cool ga les "a
etd 10 shade prices trhe IN Southern Flour the bu,le
mai or Good and Choice grades ssis 900 Ibis nj 81 10
70 % % 40 S S So f f ~ 40 81 70 TO- G2G
Extra and - for choce 70 fancy New Proves Exus
at s5asj - Cora Meal was Ia lar supply ana all Win
seary any expert inquiry sales $50 b6 ~ s. 1888
~ oT Me,ts icy en- Tenn lyaa ana 81 5OG
era N1le market for Spng Wheat opened with boilers
sa;nf TT per o'9 aa.a5s W. s9ns u1n'aciohs le
shipper nlned 20 hO.i OIL and Orders Tor lie
Conloat mat ood De hei here eit West ion exc
euton AZ the close holders were L disposed
roa1 and sales moderate extent were reported az about
ats Os for Rejected spnng. 81 70 Tor No Chicago or
Northwest. 81 Is ior No Milwaukee. y 1891 23 for
g@Gtd sprns 81 y for No Chicago y 70 for Now YORK
1nsleco No. Spring, 81 20 for NO Milwaukee y 80
q 60 ior crop Of 1874 White Michigan arrive and
~ IS ior 1900 bush While Canada bond % arrive
Rye 1eg tidGc for Western $50 81 &c for State.
Az y. aJe tor Canada ~ bond Barley and Farley Matt
UIc 2,
ban Ios Oed al 9Jd9Sc Ia bond.
Sfe,H Peas aud sOothefn Black dull and noma ~
unchanged. Corn l2al 1c Dnsh lower With active
tpat and far home trade censna sales $4,000 bush
~ o. nc for Unmerchsntsble GScJs &c for Inspected
20 Grade Western Mixed: GO0602c for steamer Mirei
yIhn; for Steamer Mixed sold by sample; G2 aab2 pc;
Tes'sn Aihed including some 80 900 bush 90 81 gG2 re
ION Mixed WesterB al GOssc and Western yellow al Gle
.aeie were also sales % 900 bush steamer Mixed seller May
uoO9tI.c; la,gOO bush inspected Western Mixed seller
nay al Oz4e and 5000 bush. Steamer Mixed seller first
sxn o. August at G2c Oats bsse lower with
s2 sansss repod at the decline, sales ZOO bush. at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-23
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

MONDAY, Nav 2, $50.
ASYrs-The msrket was egan slow and quOftUas were
nrcblrgef et Sc FOR Pots gUj G1ic. Tor Pearls.
COFFTFJsya Cuoeo active within the range NJ ~ r
pc q p sales being $1,000 MAI, ana 3 90 plcti., e
latter pr te terms other MIA t0e "ns ui
and nue sugel lilo dull milal 10 I5i1 g.,
gold or ordinary pr VITA santos 70 iot ~
iTIoc gold Fair Primes Tic sales ID Brazil tufin2 uc
pa-t been O. ~ bars and Tie r'cei Il 0l5 s
hs visible 1pDr 90! brcEi foii-e ~ " -
co. ae Of which lC go bags aud 1885 bags m
Bsliuoe. ,...,.
with saes ~ il9 bales u which l9l bc' sal ay even
taef7rr bales for lOlf. a. bas li t'l~ iv
arS 90 fl-s for speculation. cu" ia Liverpool fa
desTes M eject 1he receipts 9. DEE ports ftir 500 Na.
sgsr . D. e males tbs day last week. ato 2rIi bales i
d. las year The following are ne ic'isee