davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1876-09-05

cery grades which ruled firm at previous gcet Beins
= 0ss S1 @ Ss s Sa ra e. ,9s Ss 81 @
WAS rnsr market sr @ tSr sSs s
%sns a s 81 asa sf qsi SS
Of 900 bei good strained st q g. and Sg9 No snd NO
s s Sr q ooS f sansa 9 q p e fSS Ia
was i quiet & quoted @ az a z 5oass City ie i5 de-
OCEAN FREIGHTs-In the line Of Petroleum c1arteEing
onnase there was cute ne movement espe'g % SSsa %
up on an average I'd Dbl since Apart from the
prd SssisS bT r vesc eay Eed
lysroo 10000 bush Gran ae or sa.ariay a. sd
800 bacs private nonlnaiy Had 10
.Sc5 boxes cheese Cos Charters. German ts, SSIk
@ Rsnea pGs4s fs,Is@S M a'msn osn Saa S2p LIP oa SP
aliimre Bremen y,t Slc6 bbs DO At o. British M ad chip
sr sa5s s as ess sS w 3 @ &c # & & az % s s b. % 3 Ss
%orc o Dutch port With 100 b6l ScrwSs!sG
ebs d, g % an american barr hence to Con Continent hss sx M
S same %oSsse Win SGls d. British ssip slsp
hence 70 % y 500 Ib & DO e. IS 9d az American bark
a mss was wa. qSs at tu t0 hse 1 sSs Ns AnS
ranssciions Rcsd quoted 2Ge fer r,csiysrs5
but there reees OF contrasts to TIE extent & & Of
Rs R sas SSS Hs {.
p0E y SaS@as qs 4 n.T Sss the
spot At sio sSssg also o6 for october a siS a.
%ssSs S and for The remainder BID end
$3.50 soS!ii Prime and aETI asR
HAMS ued quiet win Choice western quoted a. SIC gs21
Rb hes aEAd s "sGs az i o seE o0T Sn oH
1S rSS 3D. sS T. Oa SSS&seas at Ms we're lST d
al lOc ior loose shouirs and l5eloac for da Hams.
Mddcs were easier and moderately active sales 400 oxss
SS sr2sis S BE Es S snS ssG
,sHsE IN Ss cash S dp o Sfa T delivery T1' Sut
S ts and s6 ss ss G5 a t tPS S s S OF
sas m G iii SSS and M So IS Is ss ss? Soyea5et quoted az
50 YES for December at 80 40 esd 3 eo l9S es sellers sellers
S s" s a g. a' AZ aesSs @ secda for % o ID
aS go s s5S for % 20 bS S Sna S 50 a5S % s2 s D.
ior e aqSE Of qs year g 20 @ pa and and 80 "a A. S ass ,," and
50 So ncd quiet sales 2no ies to the Continent Pc on
pBuT I:a eoainae' in good demSaI a prices
state Creamery pals Of 2Ga32c for Fair 70 Choice
s5So 6 Iay r caee s at Esie drSns ri S
tn F uD h a&5s gaS for odSd cd FSt s'o %
Choice state Welsh lg6s a. 2oS 2e Tor Fan 70 I r ana
70 e i ' as Or Ghoice weSer5 Frl at
C to m s & Sq 70 lime o 5a ShsSs %ss' fo
CEEsE I was n mSeTas reGnes Sad I4r 9 V1s c aa
sea,y; state Factory 6a7 9c: ior Iar 9" 0ood glyc
Good 70 cheee and its9:e for Fsney satS @lrg Da,g
ssSy a sec ss for for 3 E csan 70 % @ re
Inng Island and NewJersey r. 22c STAT ana ptIhsyt M
Kic qae and pnchangea at 4See for Louisiana "a
SiFAIS-hiarke, steady rae Western was Snsied at
i ws IN OGsraie aiad eo for
Hard ga e aud 1919 c. ior Raw was dull ana MONT
Tor Prmr and 9'aio'ac. for Cenuuga 200 hhdS Porto
TALG6WeTis market was shade nrner with safes of
WIiisKY-Msrket steady, with sales of 100 bbls at 81 IL
y gallon.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-05

.es y go q g. q o. sHt sais
j. H. Williams sold 80 Kentucky steers, Ga cwt At los
Mich Cows-These have been doing so poorly Of late
Ht FEW m % epore s | s IS
Just nov there some mproyenent and good kers r.
one iot ci Il @e rom SIS to & each ayeragas
CxLvisNDry weather had something 70 DO with the
ss oe caSs ,r sTSs sTanf S foeass ssn %
tSe grass Is sun aordns pastaFage in and b9y them
sold i1 a. eacS ie Most Of TIE the grass
good ones at c ard eesa a M IG y e@ SsSr caves at
&C. Mix worth Cha se for TO below medium
T s: ri El@t. so 81 as. 81 % essn % ss
west * sS & syssas yssls ~ head i0-' uo''ut '
s. McGnw soe Is grass calves go h. at sac; % So 25
Judd buckingham sold 90 grass calves at ss IS each and
G. G. Collins sold 46 Noun, Holly IN j., calves at ssoc.
canbes Petors so 43 Mount Holly few heavy at So
harstea Moore sold q Mount Holly 2ooS2lo D. a. 9s Co.,
md & p.a @ oa zasS rs aV'uI Tsioy
ts falling Of aud the fact that only 600 were ON sae TO
!hs @sTSsis gsSttE ysi1 gs ella cleared
% ae 90 or BOTH sheep and lambs All selling
toa though fat sheep have rather the mSsi & Lney
ssd g. sor scsd ST Prime sos 1Ss
yery Sllg dHs fU CsnSaas Gar All sT' Vent at &c
Hume Eott sold 2o pennsylvania shseo and lambs l ~
iu6 b, 5t 100 ONO So b. 5e. W Kentucky, s2 d. sS,S;
d i as % &C. Il d. @ lSs c. esnSs g kS9SssS dI
q 5ft s. q p IS aG b. S Ss week. K sS q 20
oSs q 3 @ ss Go 'G as g. g. ss @ s ss' 81 iSa
= z Sc M go do o. p Ce s g. sss @ go s da o. &C. &C. H. u s &c.
Kase Pdcosk sold iS2 cali lambs % AZ
IL sheep e1 and SpiSEy s@5 'sfg 81
per cwt and 10 Of Igl 10 She Total 0s9s at VI 81 aver
Newton sGd 2io Shlo sesR So O at 50 90 percw' and
s7 i1sS Kr, 1S s5a apO a siss s H. sSeep o H. at 5 1s7
lambs, GS 70 sc leS Canada o. ec ia prime do q
T. sS ie5 ke"1aeSy sTaR abS 6i D. Co. ii6 d. g.
= & MeGrsS sold 81 State sheep and lambs 80 10, ec:
Chamserlin Harimsn sold 10 Ponnsyyania lambS ID h
AT Roasc as ot t. shout LOO more the
st. and i52 at Jersey Cyare about 400 than were
here last Monday Lower god and general decline & n aT n0
trade wednesday las; lard and 9 light dresssd hSsi
TI qS; e atx * s d @ Dressed hogs are now worth &C.
rising "a d. fT lSater aRd o2aS y J" G t1 iqr a. snS
l23 Ohio, l93 %, bsc.
CHICAGO. sept 4-cATrE-Receipts 2eOo; shpments,
4SS 9arss' "a asys T aIS Mass sGSa 81 sss
GOOD shipping 1854 20 gOoi TO cboice 81 0o@S1; Inferior
Moeshsee 5000, shipments not reported market SsSs
s. 25ss6 good 20 ehoee sdGs6 loi shipping sold cary
epts Zoos market steady ard deIoand
good comol choice, 81 70asi 90; sales mostly at sSS
EAST IrpRerY Penp Sept 4-CArrLER Receipts for the
DAYS past through stock and 30 carr for this mar
. Say Gsg5 head or 22G cas- of through s0 q
ezra Sa last week. the suppy is ht 80 tar likely
so the market ID firm at lass weeks prices VIII hte oas
@aeccp head making total supply for the
ae ss 1sqs g sg 25 60 90 PSadP pS Sfps g.
7co hss9 M making eld .Ge ,s 1o & sappx pans lOr
at stes5 20.
ISm,yAroLs. Sept 4-noos-Recepta. l,6Oo quoted at
s. 7OSsd
PHILADELPHIA Sept. A-CArrLE active but unchanged ;
Hos lower at s. 75asS rs sales Of 5000 head.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-05
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EupnpRAN NARKEpS

LIVERPOOL Sept 4-l2S0 p. m;-Cotton IS active ana
a,Incr; M.ddng Uplards Cd MiddlinG Orleans, 6isl
sales baes including 1000 for speculation and ex
nor, Iecspts bales OF which 200 Oales were Amer1
s4n futures frmcr and lad dearer sales Of Midng Up
lands Low MiGng clause September delivery, az Ga2,
do do september aud October delivery, AZ 6ssd; do co.
OcoDer ana November delivery at 6Isd also saes of the
san.r nj 0id: sales oi Mtdng Upands, Low Middling
clas November and December delivery at u tel: safes o.
new crop Mddng UpEnds. Low Middlng clause, salped
October ard Noycnber per sail at Glad; do do slpped
November end December per sail at ad do do shipped
ccrsber aud January, per sail, Gt Bisi ,,,.
IIyErOol, sept .-ls0 p m sac. OF Mis,ilng y
lands Cotton Midng clause, October and NOveDei
delivery O. I'd ssles q new crop Mdalog psnds l9S
Mrdun clause. Shipped November hnd December Ncr SAIL
al Cid. OF the sales today 400 bates were American
LIVERPOOL, Sept Ii:3O y. m.-CottOn iutnlcs lInctsr
sales ldd ing uPlands Low 9edhng CLAUSE seltemnsf
eiiy ~ do December ana January deityrIy
n ID sles crop mdclng Cpands. Low Miad,ns
ca g. shipped November and Decrner pcr sall at o.ss
IIysgPOoi, s,p. 4-Eyeuins-SPltts Ifrpeniine 23iO
Cvt.
ana United states bonds, lsCOs old, 10
s65s lOsia ren Fotes. l07i Erie Railvay shares st
LONDON SEPT Al: p m.-Pails hd'ces quote ave PEI
cent rentes at lOi' lUc ior the account
IoSpCN, SFr,. $3.50 o. m.Ihe ?mOunt OF bulhoh Roho
into the Iank England on balance today Il tsOnO
ioNpOs SEPT - D. m.paTis gdvices quOo I've per cent
1entes at 1904 2sc for !he seeonnt kehneg isolen'
l7Lal79sd per gallon spirits Of Turpeniine; Z2b cN
BERlIN, sept irhe specie IN tno Imeernl BANK Of Ger
many has 22Gl 900 marks daring the past week
ASTWERr sept 3.-Petroerin 4oi for me pale Amercan
New-York tribune., 1876-09-05

The members of the Syndicate state that the
American subscriptions to the 412 per cent bonds
very satisfactory. Announcement of the result will
be made tomorrow, on receipt OF the official report
OF European subscriptions.
State bonds were DUH TeBnessees declined 10
4sl2. In railroad bonds New-Jersey Ccntrals made
sharp decline consolidated frsts dropping from 90
to Sc, and convertible from s. TO SO. Lohigh and
Wilkesbarro consolidated sold at Gi7s against 20
bid at the close on Saturday. Michigan Central as
declined from 101 le 90 1ol; Morris and Essex con
sOldated. from l09lo 10 100. The Pacific issucs
wero q fraction lower. There were 10 changes oi
Importance IN city bauk shares.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-05

The cable ailvices reported quiet condition OF
affairs in the London market. Consols were iirmer
thar for some days past, and recovered Lea Il pes
cent selling M to 05os both for money and the
count. United States bonds were n shade easier.
closing at iO5le for old 1sG5s i0si2 for 1861
107iA for 10 los and 1878 for new fives Erie de-
clned 10 0ls. Es,000 sterling went into
the Bank of England on balance to-day.
Bar silver is quoted at 52i2d per ounce
Through Kiernan's news agency we learn that appii-
cations for large amounts OF the new iia per cent
funded loan of the United States still continue TO
be received in London. The FiaaHeer SAYS the
Americans are amply warranted in issuing the ioar,
and that there are numerous applications nom iu-
yestors of every degree The Morning Po' says that
the new loan continues to be written for. Ih'
Morning Advertiser says that there are prospects for
increased demand and that gold and money irsy i,e
in better request accoant of the new funded iosi
which is believed TO cause the sale Of cu1'o's.
America saves :ai!i5Is Nes.ly :, ~ cSayeri u.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-05
Tho Standard says the market appears to be sup
ported by parties interested in the new loan and the

The Standard says the market appears to be sup
ported by parties interested in the new loan and the
confidence growing ont of this prompt negotiation.
There was a heavy feeling in the foreign exchange
market here and another reduction in rates was
made. the asking figures being now 81 86l2 and
81 SO respectively for long and demand sterling
bills. Some offerings were made against produce
shipments and cotton bills are also making their
appearance. Sales were made at "a SO and 81 S7lo,
those rates being current ut the close. Gold was
heavy in the early dealings, and declined from 109es
to i00li, the lowest price yet made. There were
free sales based reasons heretofore mentioned in
these columns, but in the afternoon the " shorts
We're covering and the demand thus created stImu-
lated a recovery TO 109ai, the final sales being
at 1925. On gold loans the rates were
2 to per cent for carrying, and fiat to 1ei per diem
for borrowing. The Assistant Treasurer to-day paid
out $16G, 900 III coin interest he public debt and
$500 in redemption of called bonds. The opera
tions at the Gold Exchange Bank covered: Gold
cleared, $3.50, ,649,O00 gold balances, 81 l,05S,3OO;
currency balances, S1,175,414.
Money was very Gbundsnt throughout the day,
and call borrowers supplied at 1l2d2 per cent
Discounts are unchanged. The bank notes received
at Washington for redemption to-day tere 100000;
revenue receipts, 100000, and customs receipts,
100000. The following is the clearinghouse
statement to-day Currency exchanges, $71 1,s4s,-
927 currency balances, S3,0s9,0S6; gold ex-
changes, S18 ESQ, ,635; gold balances, 81 ,s50646.
Government bonds were heavy and lower, there
having been free selling movement throughout the
day. There was general decline in prices Of Il to
IS per cent. At the close a somewhat steadier tone
prevailed on account of higher gold. We annex
latest street prices:
New-York tribune., 1876-09-05
THE MARKETS.
r'meiuny reported tor rns rRioJSE.l
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
GENERAL MARKET REPoRr.

MOSpAf, sept 4. 1876.
coFFEE-Tae market .id Coa,e qce, snd thout
CHANGE pfices being steady. Braz the rsrk"t irr
quot l5ba S. gold, far ordney To piirc invoices
and 1544lg's, gold ior job6hS lots 500 esgt e1 son,n
tiaisldrcl 222O bags Thccdos lfIJ bags Elsood
ana 9z9 A. Anger have boeu taken ont oi siocA
COTTON-ILeTe opiy noocrIte uen lHd oi The spo
prices gulaf ordinary tfict ordinary and
Ordinary advanced 10, strict Good Ordinary a
MddiInS unatCred Mi1dhhg aud Strict Low Mic
reduced gGpd ItitiuR was reduced ssc
Sirct Nj dling. isc; Mldug Far Sci ahd fir 1ic
Stlued Good Ordinary syAnccd ~. SIrtgt tc o1ii
nary, D. wlc MddaE reduced .sc Tie sa.es SsIe
yhlch evcilng. inC,udlk I.0 for
pot 6OJ oOnsptipn The ioJr ms tho revised
New-York tribune., 1876-09-05

tLoUR AND J-Tsc narke. for shipping GRADES Of
FLou was quoted shade niineT & M.'n n o , ohcs
fnsniy nlneiais wants Of toe local s al ia pre-
moderate export trade mainly EngLnd sll,s 1900
sS sssaas s So Is G9 od fS SS {. 1 4 SGS G
Gsi - fer sG S3n2s & " lls.oa r ' hxa AZ a 40 Tor
coml o. Gooi ~ 4Oqs7 10. fer -tr4ght aud
s7oy T. 2 CIV @ ans itfn nsfiy all Tor Enland 81 81 5oa
s. 40 @ 9ee & end ~ y es r % i no. o. % y 5SS @ =
Tor Common Choice snperine state aud Western 30
si so Tor Couooa dol 10 fs Iar TO Gooa
inf IGior 70 oatS % cmson ST E9tfS wear u 7ses5
mon 70 GOOD 90 - 2oaa5 90 10. S9SG % - SS @ % u Mil
Ezra 81 259 ior Writer wsSas "a go9l to CSigo 20 ts,q- 1r
Itra found nc2p onto 81 s'st1 icr ir m 70 ao2d no.
g Ga % 1 80 ShqeS s4r 4 20 % SsafJ for S
10 Choice dol s9aEg 30 for very Cholca do tle latter
an an efare"' ST. ou - asd i IS o5Ss 90 To- Good
cIoce Go hc market closing firm win shs1i inward ten
quiet wii a liehl rslo dcInsnd al nnehanSei Prices
a. & Tor Fair % Good do. g. sOdis for Connon 10 choice
Family EyT aga s2G - o. ior Good 70 3 'sS % s1 rgi'
saos 6bs at s2ds3 70. Pine ald O. 5OS5 irr 1Ps[ %
MEAL. nans fr export q sb92t sieay pss saes igVg
bill g ~ 25Sf3 So i9T sST m GsyTd %fi B Rae e was VIII
oIf change T. notice sale Of 1900 bags cry cOArse was
GRHiN Seck o. rlia on the canal Sept p ls56wheat
vs. a,a asd Iriees seneraiF woat dc@d
There va s2ms s isAP% %s iiS inf & SSc I aS
e icIs Only Loust % coyi urgent srts stS ~ ~,
~. q
called 9iag,e iqr unsreoa SpIhs ~ ioS tvl 20 he
lsJer pce tor snd1ei Il 20 or Ungri sd "n,e, & hSI
Common FCNhh, aad =! - lp4 ALltei
.IieILg RYE gnn With iar EXPORT inquiry
BUSH Uid Netcfti 81 O-. lu snicj JOOo DnS
New WeserB re, arrive, nnd 900 bush. New state
10 arrive, al SOC .BABl Was g.ivt and unchal edJ
HARLEY MALT hrta VITA some business GOi'% Rhu
particulars kept quiet. lalad PEAS were bnmnily tn
sIanped quoted ht ~ Tha business
in CORN, bOh fog export ani homo nse MAS isi am tte
generally we're without drrrcd cnnss salrH 5UODO bns
st for UHeiei steamer Mixed q - = ies IN
MiNe iusiuGinR Hni Mixed AT % 2Wyov
66a58 sc Esn-as d1rc, the iuNde g1cc iot iigguy
wuim: JiuGUc. lpr White SOuthetli; 5Sc icT reno"
Southern, q 5j,. ior Comm II Wmie Wesiern....,
OAI wer- rer jafticrlsr!g FOR parcels Od The u@ck
J tsde wa ghC: cgO l4itus To- JouO bus. primo 'h
caeo t0r expoft progressing but "out Grn a. r.A1
o al i W rI.Ofcd iGs 10 t3GIsC, sales 80, 90 huti
M s a4Ic or Mixe aud 31a4ic Ior Wl1to Western ani
,,tsi. $50 irr iA14AfG. fVr u Mi1e
Wrstern ii latter CHOICE ~ 4r Tor Sew While M-s
era. 4Ia - for Sew WAe sistt d2G i3c FOR New 4tu
siato ani idt2c. Tor Ola MiNi sle FEED was M a';y
acIlVe III SO ~ .Gn y 80 .. sl1 90 10, sS@tZJ
1OO f.ln sS n -lGrps- ..Ai4@ANr t0tiiluc hih
xl "a fnr lgnes. ie,sIied hefSn were quoted al 81 "a
~ 10 Tor luOr tiOud amt ~ =, tyl l.nbi Marrow,
Il j0d 30 H0od ~ IaYI 20 ioi Choleei 'ea
~ ii 3a4! 40 Plrc Witc hdhty, 5! lOGSI ~ Ioi
Fair 10 t.n AMI ~ 4Oa 81 80 FOR ans 20 CbOicai f1.
eI kfip.g III 6UoSI UO California LANA Beans SHre he'a
~ n.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-05
%. III ! i.nr ni MlAdIinr............Ioi
Good Ordinary

Good OTdnary.-lO hudilhg ...lI a.,
Pur future delivery there decline Of lIsa'sc with
ory n. ig business sses saturday afterl p nsogsin
ber m sc; october 200 to. January, goo. l'cc;
total 200 bs.es Frst oall-oetoor 4oD l'zSS NSyti.
her 800 Il7,ac; January. 501 il0sc E'juaTy 200 llF1c;
NAV 100 sgc; total LOCO bales. second calvcenbet.
iOI Ilsc; Iuly 4OC. llsc 49, llsgcy tol 600 bAie1
Jbird tll-tiepsmbc 100 llFsc. Ocobcr, zoo hl'aeC;
January 100 al March, 100 lla'gc total 900 b1es'
t0dJy 50 Il. m.Scpteibicr, tub lls4lTf@ "
ijir,,c Ocio5c 800 llSlec 100 lli'c 800 'lSc 2Oo
iissc: November. 100 lliszc December 100 9:e';
April iCG l2s.c; TOTAL GOO bales etand total 6CO0 D1e-
Te AVERAGE. SATURDAYS forward yereh, september,
ll.GG; OeioLer, li52i November lIi''
New-York tribune., 1876-09-05
cnFFEE Markets.

mo JsytRo sept Coffee mark animated prices very
arn Good tirsts 200 $3.50 reis 10 Klos Exchanso
slsIos sept 2-Coace market quiet prices maintained
no change Superior santos, j,2OO $50 reis 10 kos
New-York tribune., 1876-09-05
Banking 6ouses ano Bankers.
: aSK g. HATCH.
BANKERS,
No. 3 NAssAU-sT., NEw-YoRK.

We give particular attention TO DIRECT DEALINGS IN
GoVERNMENT BONDS at CURRENT MARKET RATES,
and are prepared buy sell in krss small
amounts all classes Of investors Orders by NAL OF
telegraph will receive careful attention
We shall be pleased furnish information IN reference 10 al
mattsrs connected In Government Bonds
We also bay and sell GOLD and GOLD COT PoSs. coll
LECr DIVIDENDS ant TOWN, COUNTY. and STATE
COZ POES SC. and buy and sell on COMMISSION all MAI
KETABLE STOCKS AND BONDS.
In our BANKING DEPARTMENT receive deposits
and renancss subject draft and allow interest be ercd
tied monthly balances averaging for the month tron $1,000
10 $1,000 the three peT per and on BAL
ances averaging coo at the of foar cent
EsSH a. AkTGH
New-York tribune., 1876-09-05
Business Gbanrcs.

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
"A YORK TRIBUNE WILL RE RECEIVED AT THE
lrst-sL. 30S West Twcnty.tdrdst, e,r Eig'ihayci
100 Thrlave., coz F4sty.seyenths ST: III Vac nAhi..a
OPFICr. No. 2.2Si ThiTdava, cor one-annife.aLsL
Iwept forrths uIarlem Sayings Bark Buingl up 10 S
N. at regular office rates
DRUGS.-DRUG STORE, central in the City
~ OF Paterson y. j. FOR SALE cheap. Inquire - oors
landt ST., \. Y
New-York tribune., 1876-09-05
Dipi0eno Ioiltes.
IAS AND PACIFIC RAUWAY

rT,HE TEXAS AND PACIFIC RAILWAY
Il CO.-The Coupons oi the FIRST MORTGAGS BONDS
aud P.ciae hallway Companv, maturing Sept
1876 viii paid gold and afte. that dIe on preseta
Office o the Company, No 30 Exchangepiace New
York No. %75 South Folrthst, philadelphia
GEO. d. kRUMBHAAlt Treasurer
CoaITEoLIERs OFFICE EAsayIiAE, Tenn, Aug. % 1876.
rVHE past-due Coupons, July. 1873, of tho
bonds OF the state OF Tennessee together with the ont
standing Coupons july lSi and Janaarg 1919, wi he PAID
and after tie 18th day oi September ls6 when presented
az Fourth National Bank IN NSwlork CITY, or at .ho
state TreasIrcr's Office IN NASHVILLE
This Is made in accordance with The policy
heretofore by Governor Of TIE state vz ut
psahncr OF interest would Dc paid as the actual
JAS l.. GAINES, state Comptroller.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-05
COTTON MARKETS.

wheat $4,000 bush. Corn Iaoe0 bush Oats Shipments
200 bbis Flour, $4,000 bosh Wheat G6,000 bush Corn
% 900 b1sh 0as.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-05
Total sales foT the
CLOSING PHILADELPHIA STOCK QUOTATIONS

The following table of prices Of the prominent gold
and silver mining sheres received bystecgraph
from San Francisco, is furnished by William Ward,
Drexel Building:
New-York tribune., 1876-09-05
.sinanc,al.

MEXICAN MINING ARD.-Temporary
N ROOMS IS Drexel Bndiug
A GAS STOCKS.
N. NEW.YoRK, METRopoLITAN, MUTUAL. AND
MI kinds Of Brooklyn and New York Gas securities dst
inby GEO IL PhESrlso
A LEX. FROTHINGHAM g. Co., Bankers and
~ Brokers' i2 wast. make for cusiomers desirable
INVESTMINTS Of large small amounts IN STOCKS OF
legitimate character which frequently ray from nvs 10 t"er
RELIABLE STOCK PRIVILEGES negotiated st bvofa-
bio Stocks bought and carried as long Desired on de-
post OF three to Ave per cont Circulars and weekly reports
sent nee.
DUY q $50 NEW ORLEANS CITY BOND
I'D Ap extraordinary profitable popular, and safe Invest
ment write for circular e. b NowbuSn 30 groads ST. ~
ID TOWNSHIP OF MONTCLAIR,
NEWJHRSEY,
FOR SALE.
Apply to wM A. GUEST & Co. II Nassau.sk
UNION PACIFIC RaIaoAD COMPANY LAND GRANT BoNDs.)
BosTOs, Aug 20. 1876
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received nm
- I'll noon EsDAY Sept g. 1876 for tbs sae Of FIFTY
THOUSAND DOLLARS ($j0,0o0) OF the lAND GRiNr
70 the Undersigned Trustees indentue
Of mortgage OF April l6, 1857. JOIN DUFF, Irustees
TTNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY
" SINKING FUND BONDS drawn 10 be redeemed Sep
enibcr 1876 viii nc paid presentation az the Terers
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' E. II. ROLLINS, Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-05
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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-01
Reeoher,s Sell Possession.

Says Rev. David Macrae, of Scotland: J:
Mr.. Beecher enjoys the reputation on
this side of the Atiannc of being a. man
with much OF this presence of mind: able
where other speakers would be put out
not only to preserve his composure, but
to send an interruption recoiling with
ten-told force upon the man who makes
it. give the following Incident just as
heald d it told: On one occasion, III the
midst Of an impassioned speech, some
one to whom Beeeheps views were dis
tasteful attempted to interrupt him (as
has been done with others) by suddenly
growing like cock. The cry was done
to periection; number OF people
laughed in spite OF themselves; and
iBeeeher's friends felt that in moment
the whole effect of the meeting, and oi
rBeeeher's thrilling appeal might col.
lapse. Beecher, however, Was fully
equal to the occasion. He stopped.
listened till the growing ceased, and
then with look .of surprise pulled out
Ills watch. "Morning alreadyW he said,
My watch is only at ten. But there is
no mistake about it. The instincts OF
the lower animals are infallible." There
was roar of laughter, the lower ami
NAL in the gallery collapsed, and Beechel
was able to resume as if notning had oc-
Cured.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-01
Announcements. A

The Centennial Vocalists are now I'M
der the management of Mr.. Granger, of
this city. They will sing tonight at ST..
Paups M. Il. Church.
AT the morning service Of the Third
Presbyterian Church tomorrow, nearly
one hundred persons will be received
into the Church by the pastor, Rev. j. +.
e. Kumler.
Rev. Earl Cranston, OF Trinity NJ. e.
Church, begins tomorrow series of
Sunday evening discourses on "The Pull
pit" Mr.. Cranston is an able and popu-
Far speaker.
The Eleventh Anniversary of the Gin
cinnati Union Bethel will be held in the
Bethel Hall, on the Landing, between
Sycamore and Broadway, tomorrow af-
ternoon at O'Clock.
Father Mageveney, SD, of st. Xavier
Church, upon an Invitation from st. Pc
ter's Benevolent Society, will preach q
charity sermon at the Cathedral to.mor-
row morning at 1OH O'Clock mass.
The Cincinnati Pioneer Association
have arranged to hold a meeting at 2
O'Clock p. M, next Friday, in the City
Council Chamber, duly to celebrate the
eighty-eighth anniversary Of the first
settlement Of Ohio.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-01
Police. commissioners.

The Board met yesterday evening.
The following was adopted:
"Resolved, That the Superintendent
is hereby instructed to detail on the day
of election, Monday, April 8, 1876, one
Lieutenant and fifteen men to the polls
in the Eighth Ward; one Lieutenant and
fifteen men at the polls in the Fourth
Ward, and one Lieutenant and ten men
to the polls in the Sixth Ward, said force
to be at the polls at 9 O'clock A. M, and
remain on duty until the polls are closed
at o'clock p. M, to keep strict order
and see that every citizen will be- pro-
tected when casting his vote."
A communication signed "Many Citi.
'zens." containing the information that a
beer garden on Fifth street intended CIV
ing concert next Sunday night, and
hoping that the Board would suppress
it, was consigned to the waste basket.
The Superintendent was instructed to
detail patrolmen to act as Sergeants at
the various Stations temporarily. Ad.
Fjourned.