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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-11-23
Hon 10 be Strong.
Disorders OfMe KidncYs.

In all diseases affecting these organs. whether
they se.rete too much or too li,tls water or
whether they be afflicted with stone or gravel,
or ith aches aud pains settled w the lJins over
the regions of the kidneys, these pills should bo
taken according To tho printei directions aud
tho Ointment should be we'll rubb' into the small
of the back at bed time. This treatment will give
almost Immediate relief when all osier means
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-11-23
Fyy !Slon,achs out Of Order.

No medicine will so efIectu,lly Improve the
tone OF the stomach as these nils they remove
all acidity, occa stoned ei,herby iutemper ence or
Improper diet. They reached the liver aud re-
dnoe It to u healthy action they are wonder
and stomach,
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1876-08-05
LES RACES.
n.

La race luugc est done condamuGe.
Ellie ma point tgo.ve grace devant la
eiviliSatiOn anglo 50 onut. Il "a destruc-
tion nest plus quune aiia.Ie dc temps.
On pea n.IHsr dire, sans grand risque
lie Sc troinper, que dams vingt ans, pe,,t
Gtre mOins, le peau Rouge he sera plus
qu'une ltgende tc Cooper on dc Long
fellow. CcuX qui vivront encore, ttant
Ii dGcrepitude ct IL honte, he dront
point que leurs peres ont etc braves,
belliqueux, Independents ct ticrs. On
s'etonnera meme que le sacrifice matt
pas etc plus vite accOmpli, ct qu'une mi
serable race de chasseurs, de vagabM,ls
ct d'incivilis6s ait vdcu 81 longtemps.
Les historisns dc Ia race conqucrante ct
dc la nation .loniinatrice, durs protes-
tants de Fegoisme national ct du pOsiti-
visme mOlclne ,atiirmeront pcut -Gtre bcn
que toutes les lois de rh,Mmanite ont etc
tidelemcnt respcctGes i rendroit de Ia
race vaincue ct disparne; que Ia civili-
sation s'cst embarrassment ct collstam-
mcnt oflerte aux lndicns hostilcs, in.
sou1nis ct crne!s; que ic gollverncmcnt
tie Washi! gton, chretien ct sage, pa
tient ct republican,, ma tpargnt nj les
bibles, nj les missionaries, nj le lam
bon, nj Ia tarine, nj les promesses, nj le
whiskcy, ct que ce nest QUA Ia tcrnitrc
heure, en- presence dune insociabilite
constantc, de brigandaScs continues ct
de vols lncessants, que le gouvernement
adh recOurir i la force, 4 la guerrc, ct il
determination necessaire. On les croi
III naturellement, ayant int6rtt Il les
crOirc. ii he viendra pas meme Il la pen
see dc nos fills que leurs percs, don't Ia
civilisation est 81 haute, qui ont biti
tant dc villes ct trace tant de chemins
lie fer, don't les livres parlent 81 eloquem-
ment de Liberties, dc droits de religion
ct dhumanite, mont mis- aux mains de
fIndien les armes perfides dc la civili-
satiOn moderne que pour le tuer sure
ment ct int;lilliblcmcnt. Lhistoire, Ger
tes, he cOnstatcra pas que les vain
queurs ont etc inideles leurs promes-
ses, que les reserves on territories ont
etc violes par le premier aventurier We
nu, que la farine ttait gatee, que le jam
hon etait pourri, que le whiskey ttait
un poison s,il3rieur, ct que le misera-
bic Indien, dams les dix dernieres annees
de son existence CONNIE lace, acCule an
rocher, prive de tout, vole par tous les
agents du g0uvernement, mourant de
misere ct de faim, ttait dams lobliga
ton absolue de voler pour vivrc. Ses
derniers combats, combats de Ia faim ct
tiu desespOir, seront des actes de rebel
lion ct d'assassinat. lis n'avait pas le
dT0lt dc % defendre ct devait mourn
en- souriant.
Lhistoire, croyons.lc, est la lache adu
latrice de tous les vainaueurs. ct "a ius
tice lui commando peine d'avoir un pe,
,1e pitie pour les vaincus.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1876-08-05
NOUNELLES.

|ieur -nonde.-Lcs lures sont d'abo
mi1ableS bandits, ct la guerre qu'lls font
eSt doublement atrocc. En- Bosnir, 300
cl.retiens ont etc fortunes ct noyts. -
temmcs ont etc couptes en- morcea,lx. 60
eniants ont etc lapidGs, SC Mais les dts
lures ont etc complement battus a
Urbiza par les Montenegrins, ct Dsman
Pacha est prisonnier. QUAINT au prince
Milan, qui sc trouve Il Ia tGte dun corps
d'armte, sill rentre vaincu Il Belgrade.
il sera probablement dttr0nG au profit
du prttendant Nanageorgcwitz. Mais
les belliscrants ne sont pas opposes,
paralt-il, aux negotiations de paix, ct
linitiativedoit ttre prise arPAngleterre
Il Belgrade ct i Constantinople avec
fasscntiment DIES Puissa,ces. L'anncx-
ion de la Bosnie Il rAutriche est proie-
tcc.-D'un autre cote, les relations en-
tire la Grecc ct la Turquie prcnnent I'M
caractere serieuX, ct une dtptche de Ga
latz rapportc que 10000 Cilcassiens SC
sout rcvoltes contre les R,lsscs dams lc
Caucasc.
| La France est muctte sur la g,erre
d'Orient.-Dable! les mcssie,lrs Jesui-
tes Won't troubler tout. lis ont obtenll
Ia condemnation de 10 iournaux de Pa
ris ct de 81 DIES departments. Les dts
.oumaux, palait-il, anaient pousse Tin
discretion jus9u'a dtclarer que les mes
sieurs Jcsuitcs, indiscretement rensci-
gnGs par les professcurs lie fGcole poly
technique, conllaissaient d'a>ance les
sujets IcNamen ct Ell protitaicnt. On
est lie NAL! IL ny point Ii revelation
de confession, les colleges de la libre-
pensee avaicnt lie droit de sc rcnseigner
aux mtmes sources, ct les 81 .iouruaux
republicains sont coupablcs. Dependant
Ia Chambre dcs Deputies, hrltale ct
)esultophage, failli demantlcr rextcu-
tion DUN statut non abrogG dc 1928
pour fexpulsiOn DIES Revercnds Peres.
Diable! 'c'est grave-D'm autre cote,
monseigneur de Bordeaux, qui est le
cardinal Donnct ct qui aimc beaucoup
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1876-08-05

traite de journaw ridicule, ct il ne vent
pas Gtre supplante par Pierre Landry.
LII t6cyOi Il. .t0Mti.-Grant a nomm6 Cuth-
bert Jones, de la Louisiana, consul des
Etats- Unis Tripoli, en- relnplacement
du diplomatic Michel Vidal.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-28
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON. August 20. 1873.
Cotton quiet and easy middling, li9se low mildng.
o sSSs oana G Sales ia sesP ss bales
NEw ORLEANS August 20 1876
Cotton quiet and easy midi,as LIE low middng
IL Exports coaslwise 20 safes 10 stock - $50
MOBILE. August 70. 1876.
eeipts, 80 bales Exports coaswse. 6. stock, $40
sAvASSAH. August 2e, 1876.
Cotton quiet; middlng, lO7c low middiing, 10 oc.
good ordinary. sac Net receipts, 1oi bales Sales. AZ
Stock ESQ
Cotton quiet; miadng lie re. low nddns io,ic;
20. Stock 70. Actual. 1886.
WASHINGTON y. c., August %. 1875.
Spirits ofrurpentne steady 26ac. Rosin duh 81 2h
for strained. Tar steady ut 81 80.
Flour unchanged; sales 400 bois Wheat Steady; No.
Milwaukee club. 81 10 old No white Michigan, 81 %
changed Miiieed Unchanged canal ireghts-wheat &C.;
s. 90 70 New ork Lake reeepisaWheat 5000 bushels
corn. 5000 90 lumber 24-o,Joo feet Railroad ship
BuFrALo y. y, August 20. 1s7e.
Receipts by lake-Flour. $50 bbs heat. 81 100 bush
1900 bbis wheat, 1900 bushels corn oats
Wheat 500 ba.ies COM SooS do 70 intsriofw"hea
1000 bushels by raroad-Flour 1900 b6is. wheat
do Canal reighls-wheat, &C.; corn 5lsc New York.
milling activity drm sales 400 bushels No. hard a~Sa
car lots Of No. a. ii 81 new amber at
demand steady: SO ooo bushels No mixed Vest
4sc 800 do. et 4ose. 'Oc 1000 sample at
sailing only from Rye nee ected.
Barley-None Malt duh. inactive Pork lard
and highwnes duh unchanged.
TOLEDO. August a. 1875
Flour dull Wheat dnl No. 3 white Wabash new.
81 Or No white Michigan new 81 II No . do 81 O3:
white Michigan. new, bcd at 81 i7ii Michi-
gan. ne0 81 l1s september ~ OK No. chi
gan Sic do. 81 O55a No red winter. VI IOs.
september 81 %; No . red, new 81 OBS; NJ. amber
Illinois, 81 II Cora steady high 49.c., Oc-
toher 5cc low mixed 40 i no grade i7c danased 4vc
Oats firm NO At 32ltc white 35c Michigan 33c
leeed 294e Receipts Flour, o0l bbis wh,at, 5000
bushels; corn 5l.DDj do 5000 do. shipments
Flour. 40, Db wheat III 900 bushels: corn $4,000
oats. | 1000
CHICAGO. August &c. 1876
Flour steady and unchanged. Wheat active firm and
higher No. Chicago spring sI3sc, 92,c, septen-
bsr 9Sysc, Octnber No. 3 Chicago spring.
rejected, zoe Corn in fair demand but lower: ,
43l.c cash. ISc septenOer October Oats easier;
BE, cash; 3llrc september. Rye in good demanl
shade higher aJiec Doe Barley srung higher,
re. cash; .Sc.. september. PORK goo demand
shaIe hi hers S1o cash options STA g2i ali She
wear Lsru da weak lower. SO 40. cash 81 a2J,
81 %. October s. 10 50 i2]. all the year Buia
shoulders 90 Gle. short rib middes, SIZE. she;
short ndeles. sac a % Whiskey steady aud
changed Freig tsCon 10 Buffalo &c. railroad fscghis
unchanged i!eceipt,-fiour, SOD bbls wheat. 1000
bushels corn 4OJ5lO do. $1,000 do rye
barley. 300 do shipments-flour. 5000 nbis wheat,
5000 bushels; 2S2t % do. oats 1900 do rye
l4.UOJ do. barley. ,eUO do.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-28
BIGLIN'S DESERTION.

THE AMERICAN oAgsMEN IN OUANDARY.
Quito stir has been created in aquatic circles by tho
detection OF Bign, the stroke OF the American FOUR
cared crew, which expected to win the professional
prize at the International regatta the Schuykll.
The crew. composed of Bigln, Flannery, Plasted and
Maxwell been in training all tho spring and sums
mcr and everything promised well until yesterday,
when just days before the race Biglin wIthdreW
from the crew. His hackers demonstrated with him,
underworld to impress upon HIM tho necessity OF
his fulfilling tho written contract he had signed,
but he would not listen to them, and said
he would leave The contract says express
terms that he to forego all other races
until this had been finished; but after that h6
at liberty 10 row In any he pleased, as It would
scull race, and they do not of until after tho
four cared race is rowed MS hackers clam that hG
would lose nothing but could do that If he wanted to
Biglln however, wanted TO train specially for the sins
Gle scull pull and they knowing IT would interfere
with the main objected, hence his detection. Tho
remainder of tho crew, however, will positively take
part in regatta Maxwell will pull stroke and Tom
Elliott, of Grecnpoint or James Mxhoney, OF thd
Faulkner Regan crew of Boston (most probably tna
latter will take the vacant seat The deserve the
greatest credit Tor their pluck in the matter under tho
crcums aud far greater interest now mani.
tested in the representative four American oarsmen.
Biglu meanwhile is in n bad position, the very few
who had confidence IN him no has betrayed and now
he hackers to push him forward TO the positon
in which false ambition has directed him.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-28
BASE BALL NOTES.

The Bostops will spend tho present week IN . tour
through Central New York. They play to-day and 10.
WITH the Stars, at Syracuse on Wednesday 40
Auburn, Thursday at Eimira Friday At Bing-
hamton ana on Saturday at lon.
Tho league championship series between the west'
professional four clubs closed on Saturday Thoy
East to play with the Eastern four clubs or
the league complete tho series. While East they will
also play with scmiprofessiona and leading amateur
clubs. They started yesterday upon their Eastern tour,
and far The information thereof has come TO hand
II Will be found below
To-day the 81 Louis play the Tecumscns at London,
Ont Tomorrow, the 2ysn the Louisvfies piay the
Acghenys at Allegheny Pa Inc Chicagos play the
Athelics at Philadelphia and the ST. Louis play the
Rocbcstcrs at Rochester, n. " ON Wednesday, 3Oth,
the Lousvlcs play the Al.ogbcnys at Aleghenyi
Cnicagos play the Athletics al Philadelphia and The
81 LOUIS pay the Ith.cas at Ithca, " Y. On Thurs
day. 3lst aud Friday september l, tho 81 Louis play
the Stars at syracuse, " y.
The champion amateur Chelscas returned 70 Brook
lyn Yesterday morning. crowned with success. In
ner weeks tour through Pennsylvania aud Central
New York they encountered some oil the strongest
mi. professional clubs IN the arena, nearly all u
when nad succumb TO tho ''Brooklyn Fav0rttoA"
They victorious eight OF tho eleven games tbCy
play ell.
The anaterr games to be played In this Vicinity
day folio Ms :-Urangc aud New York Ut Orange,
Monticello and Oceanic ~ Jersey CITY, and Aston aha
Franklin ~ Brooklyn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-28
A FIVE-MILE SINGLE SCULL.
FOLEY AND KNoTH Eow FOR oNg HuNDREu
DOfI,AES SIDE.

FOLEY AND KHorH Eow FOR oNE HUNDREu
DOLLARS A SIDE.
Yesterday afternoon about :, 900 persons, OF botH
sexes assembled at tho dock foot of Hicks street,
South Brooklyn, and on the ncighboring piers and
housctops to witness the between William Knoth.
formerly member of the famous Bign crew, aud
Matthew Foley, both of Brooklyn. Tho course was
IRON the dock foot OF Hicks street TO the deck at Bay
Ridge L. l., and back 10 Hicks street, distance OF
i've miles. John Fox of tho Twelfth ward, acted ~
Judge tho OCCASION and the steamtug Clara followed
the race with number OF friends OF both
men on board. The boats IN which the two rowed
were twenty-five foot shells. knoth is large power
little fellow five feet four inches In height,
and OF light frame. At forty-hve minutes past oul
o clock the signal gwen and both men dipped
their oars, Knoth catching water first and leading al
the start Foley dong his best but the greater streugk
seemed at the lead to tell against Foley,
and during the first half mic knoth looked and worked
be about TO win but this kind Of thing did nos
last long and presently Fohey, who was rowing in much
better form. dropped hts TO the aud rapidly
Increased the distance between them, the excitement
the meat me board OF tho Clara growing every
moment Al The stake ut Bay Ridge Foley led knoth by
milo out OF tho two miles and half that mad been
rowcd TO the turn home In going back TO tho stake
at Hicks street knoth became Disguised with his luck,
and dropped out OF the race altogether in u sulky
manner just as he was told from the Clara to 60 10
"Philadolphia aud row Colrtcnay for medal" knoth
made complaint to the Judge that buckets OF water
had been thrown Oh him from the Clara but his story
allowed by the judge Foley the race In Ann. ,,
the match being Tor 500 side.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-28
THE IRISH VOLUNTEERS.

The escaped Fenians yesterday attended the excur-
sion of the Irish volunteers to Excelsior Grove and
joyed a very pleasant days amusement A steamer
and bar2os conveyed the up the Hud
sou, and immense crowd assembled on board TO do
honor TO the liberated prisoners Parties OF national
lists came phllade pima und from tow
New York and New Jersey and the display OF hand.
some uniforms gave quite a military aspect 10 tho
affair. The ex-prsoncrs and their were The
heroes OF DAY, and they we're literally bowdered
by The attention the tar ones who wed with each
other IN their efforts TO give them truly irisn well
come. Bus amount OF coaxlng could induce any of
them the iuct1le OF their icet AT dAucc anu jig
and reel and hornplpc we're gone through wish thor
ough Irish sidn by stawart men anu dashIng gris,
wnilc the toll and sunDurnt exilcs gazed
admiraii and delight Tho cxcursIJnsts returned nj
an early hour and TIE boys aiciy housed in their
temporary home by uins O'Clock Y. ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-28
THE NEW YORK YACHT CLUB
CRUISE.
ARRIVAL or THE FLEET AT NEwPoRT-A
HEAVY SEA AND WIND DEAD AHEAD-rHE
CAPTAINS ANXIOUS TO GET HOME.

ARRIVAL OF THE FLEET AT NEwPoRT-A
HEAVY SEA AND WIND DEAD AHEAD-rHE
CAPTAINS ANXIOUS TO GET HOME.
NEWPORT Il l., August 81, 1876.
The New York Yacht Squadron arrived here from
Provnccown this afternoon just before three o'clock,
and everybody was surprised to them, as 1t was
generally that the feet had disbanded The
fleet now comprises tho following vessels-Aarm,
Restless Vindcx Dreadnaught, Palmer, lder, JOSE
phinc Meta, Windward, Wanderer and VISION All but
the last two who went TO Marthh's Vineyard yester
day, here. The latter are expected tomorrow.
The fleet left Provncetown yesterday morn.
ing ut thirty minutes past ten. The Com
modore's boat passed Vineyard Haven at eight
This morning. beng six miles ahead OF The
port from that point in hours, distance OF fifty
miles. The wind northwest, dead ahead, and there
unusually heavy on, which nccesstated the
housing of the topmass OF all the vessels The ldler
was the first boat IN arriving about five minutes ahead
OF the Alarm She started five minutest ahead OF the
Alarm from Provncetown and passed her this side OF
the Vine yard The fleet have been 10 Gloucester and
they have never been far to the eastward before.
On Thursday they went to Manchester the Alarm
arriving first hove to- and they entered the harbor
squadron. On Friday, they went to Provincetown
They report enjoyable trip and are well
pleased with their two weeks cruise. The
Commodore stated tonight 10 HERALD
reporter that he could not foreshadow the future
movements OF the fleet However, meeting of tho
captains would be held tomorrow morning, and their
future movements would then be decided. He could
not say whether there would be any racing from here
or not, the squadron had been together for two
weeks and the captains naturally were DESTROYS OF re-
turning home. 1t is probable that the fleet will dis
band and the usual be omitted much to the DIS
gust OF the hotel people, and everybody else, in ;act in
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-28
THE THAMES CREW.
ARRIVAL OF THE ENGLISH PROFESSIONAL OARS
MEN DESCRIPTION THE MEN-THEIR PAST

ARRIVAL OF THE ENGLISH PROFESSIONAL OARS
MEN-pEscRIpTIoN OF THE MEN-THEIR PAST
RECORDS, &c.
The long expected rowing from the Thames who
are TO participate n.the professional Phia-
dephia arrived yesterday In the steamship Idaho,
Captain Beddoe, OF the Williams and Guon line Their
names Wv. Spencer, bow; Henry Thomas, No. 2;
J. Higgins, No. 8, and Thomas Green, stroke.
These all OF the party,
having been brought along The steamer
left Liverpool upon the 16th inst, and after
quiet voyage, reached pier 40 North River, five
O'Clock last evening. During the Journey the kept
pretty we'll up their training, though their only
of exercise consisted OF pair OF dumb bells
Having So short space of time in which TO practise
between their arrival ana the international contests
the crew were ANXIOUS make all speed In reaching
the schuylkill. In hopes of getting to Philadelphia
last evening they had made special arrangements DO
transferred Jersey City and the nsyivania
Railroad No sooner Lad the Idaho fastened to the
whar. than the William Tittaner, little side wheel
steamer belonging TO tho Williams 4 Guion line, ran
up alongside. With the aid of Mr.. 7. W. Gibson
General Passenger Agent, aud United States Revenue
officer the members of the crew and their baggage
were quickly ansferrcd to the T,tamer About bali
an hour was occupied in transferring their boats
four in number, and then they steamed
ing tho Pennsylvania Railroad Company's
wharf at Jersey CITY, the boats landed the
dock, preparatory to departure upon the seven
O'Clock for Philadelphia. The boats packed
IN such unmanagabe form, however, that the railroad
officers said they could not be placed top OF the
coaches and would have to so freight car. This
occasoncd the delay here OF the crew until this morn
ing when they will take early train for Phadel-
phia-
Mr. Spencer who pulls tho bow oar, was born in
Chelsea Is thirty years of age stands hvo feet eight
inches in height, and his rowing weight 100 pounds
He Is the smallest man OF the four, and the
time appears TO be the most wiry and energetic. lie
pulled his nrst race in 1864, beating number OF young
apprenti tees From that time until this he has rowed
cons family, though this Is bot the second
when he has Joined recognized crew. In a series Of
eight singe-scun matches he has never been beaten.
HIS last inpor ant against Griffith. Of wands
worth, whom nc beat easliy. lie was member oil tho
winning crew at Newcastle on Tyne IA 1873.
Henry Thomas, WHO rows second, was born IN Brent
ford Middlcsex twenty-ninc years of age nvc
tpn and hall inches height and weighs La pounds.
He the tallcst OF the crew. and strongly pro-
portioncd. Hc has been a prominent oarsuan ON The
Tyne aud Thames for some years past. lie has Dcca
matched with number OF heavy sculers, aud has sell
dom s-nercd defeat Ills irst match r0wed VA
1861 In 1869 Inc beat Harding, Blackwell, Ia "a four
aud hail mile course on The Thames. la 1910 he de-
soassd Grildtn, Of wsndsworths On . distance
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-28

IMPORTS AND EXPORTS.
The foreign commerce OF the port for the week was
as iolows:-Genera merchandise imports, including
dry goods s. 724 6sl produce exports S. l63 49, and
specie exports, S27l $50
The total imports OF merchandise the port since
January l. this year. Sl95, go, 1855, against
$685. T06 307 the corresponding period 1875 and
$275, o42, s4S in 1874.
The total exports of produce were s16S, 10, 627.
against S162 666 500 in 1875 and $l92 71 425 in 1874
The total exports of specie SIS 915 72S, against
s6l,3 597 in 1875 and sio,937, 29s in 1874
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Business in government bonds has been rather quiet,
and the negotiation of the new ~ per cent loan
has caused decline in nve-twenties
The first call for these will be made September l. but
1t IS not yet known whether IT will be for the whole
$40 600 900 or Tor a smaller amount
In reply 10 the question whether the new funding
loan be used deposit against bank notes the
Treasury Department addressed letter to the persons
making the inquiry, stating that the per cents
would like other United States bonds be received to
secure national bank circulation.
STATE AND RAILROAD bonds.
The prices of railroad bonds except for those of the
roads of the exploded coal combinations, which suf-
fered a considerable decline, have been generally firm,
with a fair business In State bonds the Southern
specalties have been strong Following the lead.
ing State and railroad bonds for three weeks past
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-28

PHILADELPHIA, August ~, 1876
Pools sold yesterday and last evening ut the
international Exchange upon the International four
Dared races, which take place to morrow follows -
First Heat-Dublin University crew. $40; Argonaula
SO; Eurcsa, 50.
second Hcat-Yalc $40; vesper, 49, Crescent, So
Third Heat-CoIumbia, $50; field elizabeth and
Quaker CITY, Sc.
Fourth Heat-Duqucsne. SO; Beaverwycks, IS; Fal-
con, 50.
Fifth Hcal-watkins, SO; Pennsylvania So; Malta.
So
Sixth Heat-i.ondon Rowing Club, $50; Northwest
ern, So; Atalantas, S.
Seventh Heat-First Trinity Cambridge, $40; Onci-
das 81
Mr. Wood tho bow of the Yale crew has been
compelled 10 stop rowing entirely, his finger having
been laceraed and is at present in bad condition
Captain Cook will ill his place tho crew. but it has
not yet decided where he will pull The desire to
see tho Northwestern crow IS universal, they
pitted against the London Rowing Club in the sixth
heat on Monday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-28
HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA. August 20, 1870
Is guie. owiug 10 the high
holders closed firm at advance OF real; Nos.
10 10 Il Dutch standard. 81 va reals arroOe Nos.
o standard. ltt4 reals, ohor grades
stock warehouse at Havsna aud Matankas
20 tpi boxes $500 hhus. Receipts of week.
:. 40 boxes aud 80 hhds. Exports curing the X,
1900 poxes and go hhas. including lo.5Ou Oh
hhas 10 tie Tinted sta.es Butter $40 $40 per qunta
Tor superior american Flour So 50 $50 50
Yer bG ior American. Jerkrd beef, IS Is Der arrob
hams. sos $50 per quintsi for sugar cured
American $ii quintai. In tins.
s45 SIS Potatoes. S3 80 per DBL ral!ow s27 pc.
lintal Coal a. in tins "a reals per gallon PITY
per NJ. pitch pine, so per NJ. gold ShoAs nominal.
sugar hogsAeaas, Is - reals Whtc navy beans 20
re as Chewing tJDaccp. a $50
quinai Corn Iss l2l reals per arroOe. Hoops noni
nal: long shaved, 81. rreigDs buoyant. hot steady
AZ unrhan aed Tobacco dun In tue stocks Offering
thcre still dealers arc asking exracrdparv
Exchange arm-