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After the Exercises the Procession
will reform and march to the Rem
devious.
In the afternoon there will be Run
ming, Trotting and Scrub Races at
Emory Park. near Lake Mahpalutah.
Also, Foot Races, Sack Races, Climb
ing a Creased Pole, and other Sports.
Grand Display of Fire Works in the
Evening.
A Grand Ball will be given at the
Opera House in the Evening, under
the auspices of the KNIGHTS OF
PYTHIAS. 27-dtd
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At about 8 o'clock last evening
our citizens who were quietly pursu-
ing their daily vocations, were start
led from their meditations by the
cry of fire, resounding through the
streets. Where? Where? they ask
each other. "Mac's" theatre!!
Cries a young man, running as fast
as his limbs could carry him. The
fire department, Notwithstanding
they were cramped in their opera
ations by their decorations which
were attached to different parts of
their apparatus, were on hand in a
surprisingly short time, and ready
for work, hose laid and steam up.
Their services were, however, not
needed as our citizens had fonud an
impromptu department, and had al
layed the fire by means of a bucket
line.
SUPPOSED CAUSE OF THE FIRE.
The fire appears to have origina-
ted in the southwest corner of the
building, back of the stage, in one of
the upper dressing rooms, said to be
occupied by Mdll'e Aubrey. The
lamp lighting the room swings on a
bracket, and on being lighted by the
party who attends to such matters,
was carelessiy turned around letting
the hot chimney touch Tor almost SOY
the side wall, causing aconlagration,
which was happily discovered in
time to prevent the total destruction
of the building.
CASUALTIES.
MI. James Mcdaniel the owner
of the building, and proprietor of the
theatre, vas the only one injured in
any way. He was about taking a
lighted lamp from one of the dress
ing rooms. when some one threw a
pail of cold water over him and the
lamp, causing an explosion which
singed his beard and hair, damaging
his clothing and severely burning his
hands, SO much SO as to render him
incapable of using them for some
time.
THE LOSS
can hardly beascertained, but is es-
timated as follows: Mr.. Mcdaniel
will lose on scenery, properties and
damage to building, from three to
five hundred dollars. Miss Lola
Mattice about thirty dollars on ward
robe, Mdll'e Aubrey her entire
wardrobe, or all that was in the
building. Mdll'e Cerito had the
good fortune to save her splendid
wardrobe without losing a thing.
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The best Fine Cut Is Nose Rose, al
he Monkeys. je1s-lm
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u DhTTFN
jstf Sheriff of Laramie County.
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The committee of arrangements an
nounces the following programme for
to-day's celebration:
The day will be ushered in by the
ringing of bells and firing of canon.
At sunrise a National salute will be
fired.
At 10 a. m. the procession will be
forme1 at the corner of Seven
teenth and Eddy streets in the follow
ing order:
Third Cavalry Band.
Co. f 23rd U. s. Infantry.
LIST Cheyenne Light Artillery.
Orators and invited guests.
Pioneer Hook and Ladder Co.
Durant Steam Fire Engine Co.
Boys Hose Company.
Knights of the Red Cross.
Knights of Pythias.
The line of march will be as follows:
Start! ng at the corner of Seven
teenth and Eddy. thence east ON Seven
teenth to Dodge. north to Eighteenth,
west on Eighteenth to Themes, south
on Themes to Seventeenth, east on
Seventeenth to Eddy. south on Eddy
to Sixteenth, along Sixteenth to the
Lake, where the remainder of the fes-
tivities will take place.
The Exercises will consist of
J.. Music.
.. Prayer by Rev. f. W. billiard.
3. Reading of the Declaration of
Independence, by Hon. E. P. John
son.
A. Music.
8. Grafton, by Hon. Thos- J. Street.
q. Music.
z. Grafton, by Hon. VIM. H. Miller.
8. Music.
Q. Grafton, by Hon. J.J. Jenkins.
10. Music.
l. Reading of the History of Chey-
enne and Wyoming Territory, by
Hon. j. r.. Whitehead.
Suitable Buildings will be erected
70 r shade and accommodation.
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Moss Rose Fine Cut at the Monkeys.
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IL out. Oolu uuSC Is the circulating
medium at SIS and 500 per ounce,
and everyone seems to have a sack
out Of which he pays for what he
gets. From what l saw and learned
there are some twelve or fifteen of
gulch mining which will yield good
returns, with some hill diggings. OF
course, like all other mining camps
some will get rich, others I.oor.
So. much for placers, and we take
a stroll up the -Woolsey mine where
Mr.. Woolsey+ is busily engaged on
his ledge OF big groupings Of gold
bearing quartz. MI. w. kindly al
lowed us to examine the rock and
take from it such specimens as we
wished. AS yet they have no def
mite ledge, but have a mass of ore
which surpasses anything / have ever
seen in richness in gold, and the
owners want no better Of
q fortune than what is already in
Other lodges have been discovered,
to be richer in fine gold, aud
well defined, but not SO much surface
ore. Some Salt Lakers are the happy
owners of some ofthem, and are paw
ing expense of living, and working
them BY pounding up rock in a pan,
and panning out the gold, SO they
say, and I do not doubt it from what
| saw. All practical quartz men
concur in the opinion that there is a
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II MRS. U. A. BUCKINGHAM.
The New York herald., 1876-08-17

Wheat iower sales 1000 bushels No Mwsutee club
81 l6 old No. white Michigan held at 81 81 Corn quiet;
SIS for anboltsd. per tom Miised unclaimed Canal
bushels lumber. 5o2 900 feet Canal shipme
1,O2l 900 feet.
ReceiPts by lske-Flour. 20O bbs wheat. 10000 bush
300 bbls wheat. 5000 bushels 1910 do, oats
5000 do barley a,ooo do. rye 1000 do IN pmcnts by
by rail-Flour bhls; wheat 5000 bushels;
corn a9o1o do oats $1,000 do barley, 1900 do; rye
1000 bbls prices Wheat da sOb bush
es sheooygan at 81 49, 800 do hard No Milwaukee at
. .rn !. q ooo 2o moo 90 Greer Gp py.s
az 40 car lots of d.. 431sc Oats dull; sales
M9s'erp a. sS track ys pssss.sd Barley none s
Lard dull at lie Highwines nominal. nothing doing.
TOLEDO. August Ii. 1876.
Flour steady. Wheat dull; No. 2 white Wabash new.
VI is; No white Michigan. new 81 ilis; amber Mehi-
spot 81 il; 80. do new 81 o. 10 red winter, Sep,
new = sal Corn quiet; high mixed held ut iec 4s1,c.
offered september held Doc low 47sfc September.
Recepts2auo bushels wheat. 32OOo do corn 100 do.
shipments-i 900 b6s -four. 600 bushels wheat,
o5.ooo DO corn 34,' 90 do oats -
Flour yuist and unchanged Wheat active, firm and
rnssr NJ Ussso his s9Fns' sic 'P1s Corn Corn
steady with fair demand aud rmer no u; s4sc spot;
4tsSe September these prices bid. Oats nemnaily I'M
SPOT or septeinber;. sI7 y October; has sold for
$40 20 sDot september $40 10 October. Bulk meats
dull and lower, sac eye: short rib middes. sAc
nnehsnged ReoeptsMrour. ZOO bbis wheat $500
bushels; 2o6oL0 do; oats aoooJ do rye 29n do
5000 bushels; corn as4o do: oats ~ do barley.
LOO do Al the afternoon call Of the board wheat weak
@ a % .pa .sSus SSrs
5c higher. Lard easier $40 e11s September.
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON /: SPOT STRONG; FUTURES 1-32c TO
5-32C. LowEI-FLoUR dull. AND HEAVY
WHEAT DULL AND NoMINAL-CoRN PIRMER-
OATS sTEADY--wHIsKEY LowER-PoRK DULL
AND NoMINAI.-LARD DULL AND NOMINAL
PETROLEUM FIRMER-spIRITs TUEPENTINE
sTEADY-EosIN sTEADY-oILs sTEADY-CoF-
FEE sTEApY-sUGAR sTRoNG-rRIIGHTs GEN.
ERALLy STEADY.
WEDNESDAY, August 16--6 r. ".
chandise was more generally nominal, that is, without
established valuation, than at almost any previous
timo On Change the prospect was rarcy unprom-
isng BreadstuIs were at complete stand-whcat
being almost unstable at any prce-and almost moth
ing was done. Corn lrmer, oats steady, whskey
lower and nominal. pork and lard dull aud nominal
Froights steady generally. Cotton the spot was
strong Futures l-32c. 5-32c. lower Coffee steady
Sugar strong steady. Petroeum frmer Spirits of
turneutine and rosin steady,
The market for Rio quiet and steady. At
1o.O bags sold ex G. $. Packard, at 163sc. for
l. 7oo bags, same, private terms. and
Ne, 70 bags. Tiger at i6lac for fair. Mild
conc .. ....- We quote ;-orlinary carrocs 1iac
l5c. fair do lGlsc lGs4c good do lie IKE. prime
do IKE l724c extreme for lots 147.c. s9tc.
santos good. lGic l7c gold. ninety days; Jnva
government haGs 2Oc &c do, grass mats. 2Os 2,c
Singapore lsc zoe. Ccyon l6}sc. iSc; Maracaibo
l4sc i6lsc ;Laguayra lGlc lie jamaica l5c. i7c
Domingo, lic iAsc Porto Rico l6llc lSc Costa
Rica l6c iSi,c Mexican l5ls l6i,c. Manila l5l .c
i6lc: knsostura lJc lTsc. Sayanilia 14s.c lsc. ;
CoTroS-The market for spot active and strong Fu
turcs we're active and declined Slc 3-3c and
closed The closing prices to-day with Tues
The New York herald., 1876-08-17
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON. August 49, 1915
Cotton low grades strong; midding, ll4 low mid1ling
ilAc; good ordinary, lO1sc. Saes, LIS bales. stock.
LOSS.
Nxw ORLEANS, August Is 1876
Cotton strong; mddng, ll5sc. Tow middiing. III 'ac
ordinary 10 Net receipts. 90 bnlcs; gross ~
s-Coastwo, 2,-li to France l. salcs, louO stock.
- -92
MopLe August 10 1876.
Cotton firm middnr. la,c. low mddng iOS4c.; good
ordinary 9sc. Net receipts 10 bales. Sales. b. stock
4.O99.
SAvsSS.u August 10, Ia
Cotton steady; middlng, 1liac. low mddlng. lOSsc
good ordinary M Net receipts 50 bacs gross ile SAFES
81. stock. 2.t5.
CHARLESTON. August 10 1876.
Cotton quiet; mddng, illsc Il 5se low miidiing
1O14c- lie; good ordinary o.c Oc Net recepts "
bales Sales, 20. Stock 2.20l.
OswRco, Auguss 10. 1876.
Flour steady: No spring. Sc IS 81 &c amber winter
81 IS 81; white winter 81 - double extra 81 ~ .. -
concessions made round lots. sales. l.oOo ops
The New York herald., 1876-08-17
YACHTING NOTES.

Brown Brothers steam yacht Ibis, Captain Charles
Falrchd, OF the N.Yl.C., is on the Marine Railway
a. 0rcgorys Point, undergoing repairs. During late
pleasure trip the yachts propeller shaft gave way at
point and IN manner never before heard o. and Tor
VIII lch no explanation be found in iron machinery
annals The party on board at the time oil the accdent
we're bound from New York 10 Newport, l., but
Captain fairchd's fortunate discovery oil what had
happened changed Their plan. the yacht VIII receive
new screw aud 1t is expected she will be ready Tor sea
by August II. In all respects, save that mentioned.
tue Grail In splendid condition., having been thor
oughly ovcrhauicd ut tins place last spring
Tho schooner yacht America. Hon B r. Butlcr
owner arrived at Newport from New York yesterday.
The New York herald., 1876-08-17
CLOSING PRICES r. NJ.
ADVANCE AND DECLINE.

ADVANCE AND DECLINE
Tho following the changes IN tho closing prices
compared with those OF yesterday
Apv,xcE-Ncw York Central, "a c., c. and ]. c., q
Ere a Lake shore, "a Missouri Pacinc, a North
west common, a Ohio and hissssipp, y Pacihc
Mail "a Rock Island. "a Union Pacific, y; Western
Union, "a.
DEcLISE--God, n; Wabash, "a; ST. Paul preferred,
3, Northwest preferred, 70 Illinois Central, "a.
Tho rest OF the market stationary
THE MARKEr.
Money continues abundant at and l 4 per cent on
call loans exception business done however at =
per cent Primo commercial paper is quoted at and
per cent The following are the rates of exchange on
New York the aforementioned cities to-day
Savannah, "A premium; Charleston scarce, 4 4
premium; Cincinnati, 1-1O discount; New orleans com
uercial = 4; bank >. and ~ Louis - premium.
Foreign exchange somewhat GrIncr for bills on
London, actual business being 1t S6it a4S7t. Tor
bankers sixty days sterling and ASS4 s4 50 Tor dc
uand The nominal rates as iollows--
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The following the closing official prices of mining
MENOR ANDA.

The Comptroller has awarded the new city 20-50
year per currency bonds to George X Sstare at
100 SlOO.
A despatch from Washington says that the Secre-
tary of the Treasury contemplaes res1ming reunding
operations early day upon the $500, 900 900 I
ner cent through home syndicate. including the fol-
lowing arms New York Bank of Commerce, Seiig-
mans; Morton, Bliss n Co. Morton, Rose & Co. /;
prexel Co., Won Hoffman 4 Co., winsow, Lamr Il
Co.
The following the receipts OF produce at Chicago
from August / to August H. 1915 aud lsI6-twelvc
The New York herald., 1876-08-17

aEreca61o rO-
lief aud to Tho experience Of the dsy ami
at night the Palmer anchored of The Manhanset
House, Shelter Island The ldler, Dreadnaught,
inward, Arrow aud Estelo were not far behind tho
captain of the latter outgenerang all the others
working up Long Beach. The Wanderer, Foam RAM
bier and others anchored in the bay during the night
and ran up on the flood tide this morning Tho Made.
lene joined the fleet from tho westward shortly
after one O'clock and after giving the Aarm ana Rest.
graceful way that she polished OIL the Countess OF
Duiierin last week.
at the lateness Of tho hour. The Manhanset
House welcomed each boat with rockets, balloons,
lights aud guns while the ladies stood on the balconies
and, in response the answering lights from the
yachts, applauded heartily.
THE FLEET AT SHELTER IsLAND--A CHANGE IN
IS THE SAILING ARaANGEMENTs-PLANs FOE
THE cRuIsE-A BALL AT THE MANHAssx1
HOUSE.
MANHAysEr House,
SHELTER ISLAND, August 16 1870 I
The fleet lay quietly at anchor of the Manhanset
House all day, and at two O'clock in obedience to
signal from the flagship put their holiday attire In
the shape OF hundreds of flags
Never before had Greenport harbor presented such
sight, and hundreds nockcd the docks in order Ia
have a goVd Of the scene. The incident chr
never be forgotten by tho citizens visitors Of thu
section.
CHANGE ov rRooRAxMR.
noon, when tho lengthy Broad street programme was
again brought up thoroughly dis and ultimately
abandoned as predicted.
Each owner submitted his views when Il was finally
decided that the fleet should leave here to- morrow
morning, at nne o'clock, Tor New London and on FRI
day morning, at tho came hour, proceed from that
place TO Newport.
There the squadron will remain until Saturday or
MONDAY, more likely the latter and then make sail for
Vineyard Haven
The boats desiring TO return the westward at that
time VIII DC excused and tue balance will proceed to
Gloucester or Marblchcad, thence the Isle Of shoals
anu back 10 Newport, where q race Is expected
The regatta IN Swampscoti Bay under tho auspices
oil thc Eastern Yacht Club, has bee abandoned.
VI inc revised programme after the arrival at Oak
BlnHs the nag officers speak with but little confidence
although II - said that ght nine schooncrs and
one soop owner have pledged themselves 10 20 tue
rest oI inc route but IN the light OF exploded pro.
arranged broai street cruise anything may occur IN
tne way oi changes and modncauons Yachismen
nave righ To be hcklo, and therefore the result
days conference Is not surprising
. BALL IN HONOR rnE YAcHrsMyx.
treuerick n Gould, the proprietor the Manhanses
House Is treating the yacnlsmcn gh royalty ,onignt
ne mas gotten up ball In compliment the visitors,
anu ~ is magnificent affair The ladies are IN lull
dress ana enjoying themselves as they only know
nov; Flowers and flags, fireworks ana music make
tnc Nanhahset bright dream, and the delishl ed
yacn'smeh seem loath to depart IRON the brilliant
array OF fashion and beauty.
The New York herald., 1876-08-17
INVESTMENT SHARES.

In investment shares prices were as foiows:-Pitts-
burg and Fort Wayne 1925; Morris and Essex, 97 !;
New York and New Haven, 1873; Chicago and Alton,
1917 1913 a 102& Delaware, Lackawanna ana
Western, % y e6]S a DC 951a 95so; New Jersey
Railroad 13o1s; Rock Island, 1914 1913 1913 I;
Jersey Central 629s 62@S; Illinois Central, SsA a
s9La; New York Central, 1855 1863; Delaware and
Hudson, 91A 9l4 9lA; Union Pacific SO a bi ;
United States Express &c 66t4 American 90; Albany
and susquehannan, lo3; Producers and Petroleum,
1884
STATE BONDS.
State bonds duh, the sales being confined to
Missouri long skies a, l07 1914 and District OF Co.
lumbia 3-65 bonds at 72& 72is.
BANK SHARES.
The only TRANSACTION u this department was sale
of Fourth National at 90 Quotations are unchanged
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
TIC following PHILADELPHIA stock quotations by
The New York herald., 1876-08-17
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETS.

S'"s opened slow on sh. run ' Of he:Sea a
cattle rcsh hand Poor quality steers remained unsol
iram 81 S 81 lbs has been allowed ne The heras
S re sI;. sy ssa Saa s5
81 Of horned attic. sales as felows:-ll2 Illinois
os.c per s Weigh; "a ewt I, iino, steers At Zoe per
TO- wss ssS s" s,,ens II = ns ss. oa "a M rs S
sssr !, sac ge5 H. Nv weight @ Il In Indiana aseT @
pS1 N pc per II % weigh. Ns'ss wi s EVan.
S for Morse and e self % .ean no' s'sG5s At
sssr At & 5sr per h s s,n sss, 81 s. . ae Ind
s@ e%e SSs coda % ssr sold @
steers at ae Zoe per ls weight swt cad sod for
stsc per lb weight ~ siegel Never sold
for Morris !. Illinois At n es per s Tsgn' ew
es nliaci. al ssc per i, wsisns ,Ss 20 Ino:
,os Pc, r. ,rG weigh, y ss A. srsSy ey yaTds
steers e'c loAe per b., weights 81 ewi.a s'a
81 Illinois stesr' a, s1se a Zoe per S Weights em; ~
h., weh,s 90 swt: ana Illinois bulls at - 75c per
Mercrs Reens eie ~ Ilneis steer, a, e1c Toe per-
~, weights i,s ews $ ewt D. waixe sold tor ).
G,s cwt a Illinois steers at sslc PEE le weight ewi
90 Illinois & steers Ps5 e weight g ST Sso, " III n0s
9s.e ID, vita 81 or per bead, weight ~
the Plains 6iac per H. weight cwt W. T. Dudley sold
steers nixed in at sc per b. weight cwi strong with
81 of per head II fexan steers direct the pains.
= McrSsfs;hP P' sold iSr f. Merritt 50 Ili"os "S
steers rrn.. a.sic a7c 10, weigh, a. cwi ior
"a ~. tor itunter Gu. io> texan
.i,c Gc lD.. weight Jic. Laufcrbach solid "
Morris IL Missouri steers ~ ~ ID. with 81 per
head weight 6l cwt held on sale 50 Colorado
w. sherman sold ior 5 W Attention 30 Illinois &C.
per H. with - Oh head weight Gs strong. 30 Ii-
Sc 10. weight oHt. strong. with 81 oil
per head on iG head and $l per head II head
II Illinois steers nj H., weight GA cwt y. Norrl
sold ior w. Norris - s ouri per H. weight
80 Missouri steers NJ oiic H. weight 7c~t.;
Missouri steers az ltr per H.. weight cwt.
snMP AND LANEs-irade unchanged since Monday last.
s'' 80 n@s so a rc so Is Se Pf .ep aS se q Se @ %
5i,c per h.; 295 Stale lambs, ncghf IL 6,D lbs a,
&c per h. - state lambs, weight ii.iOO lbs.
Sue per h.; l2S STATE lambs. weight 7,26o
lbs at &c per To- J. Kirby sold 2l2 ohio sheep. weight
40 lbs head at 5isc lb kase PdcocS sold 2i2
Canada sheep and amos mixed weight 60 lbs head
&c ib 20 canada lambs weight g. lbs head At
per ~. 1853 Pennsylvania lambs weight 81 iDs. per
head at G'ae. per ID; rs Ohio sheep, weight
Buckingham sold 10 Ohio sheep, weight - lbs.
per head at ic b lob ohio sheep weight "a lbs
head at 6Sc per ID G. Kahn sold 1873 Kentucky lambs,
wcigbt % lbs per head al &C. To-. "a Kentucky
wci4ht 123 lbs per head, ut &c. per III.
VEALs AND CatvEs-smooth quality veas sold Mt &c a
Dc H.. ordinary quality calves J5sc 65,c To-
fed calves at 81 80 per ca trade Dcing moderate
HosS-Ihere were no live hogs sale.
MiLcu Cows-No quotations UP noon.
The New York herald., 1876-08-17
HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA. August 16. 1876.
Spanish COLA 81 cs s. PSF active No. II Dutch
standard. S5l reals per arroba. gold. Exchange
steady. United States 60 days, currency 3i 34
discount short sight do. "a X discount 80 days. gold.
IA premium short sight. d So On Lon
don, 20i4 2US4 premium. On Paris @ 6'i premium.
The New York herald., 1876-08-17

REPORT or THE conrTRoLLKR or THE CURRENCY
The following is abstract OF the reports made to
the Comptroller OF the Currency, showing the cond
on OF the national banks in the United States at the
close of business ON Friday, the 3oth day Of June ls6
The New York herald., 1876-08-17

--NcliNcFeu on V"ht'"vt. '''"'i's
For delivery the saos were rs follows :Ycster lay
AFTER two r. N.-Augusi. 3Op bales at l2i,c. 2tO at
~ 7-i1c: September 700 ~ IL aS2c. 2tp IL 3i6,
October 2J II i3l6c November 31D IL II i1c 100
~ II fI.lGc. Dcccmber so AZ ~ i-idc; January
NJ ii 2S.glc II lS Gc Total. H9o bales Today
up two r. MAugust 100 ~ ~ l6r 7uOa 1. .31c.
Iyf.c september. 0DD 1T l-isc 1Oj 4. o3lc
alOI az H. 3.3lc 40 At II Lite October l,GO at
III 25-31c., II 2-i1c, 100 at II liGc. 1000
II .32c November. 2DO NJ II &c 600 III al3ac
cember. lcooH ~ ~ 32c JanuTy iop at Sc, 500 at
NJ ii isc: February. 30 II l5.l6c.: june 100
~ la.ygc Total l3t1p bales Grand total 1910 bales
Tho receipts the ports fo1ws;-Ncw Orleans
lsl hi. les, Mobile N, Savannah So Charleston 81. viii
min ton 10; Norfolk i3O New York. 10; BOSTON, 81
Pnila,ie pha l3i Total 1877 bales THIS day week.
inS This day last year. III rctil September l.
10, co. bales Cotton rcights closed follows Ito
iavre hv steam sc. rompresscd 10 Hamburg by steam
gc cnmprcssed Bremen. 10y steam. &c compressed to
Itverpool sled by steam. bv SAL, 5-l6L
',rN An our 1851 bbis wheat
~ 3t5 bushels meR, - sacks. oats. 17uO bushels
corn ~ SS do rye 9i1 do barley 500 do: barley malt
35O1 do noGr market duh. and prices though
rominaly unchanged. IN bnyers favor The sales
vrre abcut 1000 bbs including state, Western and
Southern, at She annexed quotations kNe hour was
$40 fnr -
The New York herald., 1876-08-17

quoations:-Unitcd states currency skies, 1868 a
1865 do, 1881, registered ll95s ll9}s; DO. do
do, coupon 1905 l201 do. do, 1865, registered
ll55s ll57s do do. do, coupon, l15S ll57S; do.
do DO, new, registered 1l7E li77.; do do, do,
do, coupon ll7% a1l7'z; do do 1867, registered,
Il9A 1l96; do do, do, coupon, 1l94 ll95s do.
do. ls6S, registered, 12l l2lH; do. do do, coa-
pom, l2l 1871 do, foriies registered ll6s a
ll6st do. do. coupon ll9% 119tz do. nves, 1851,
registered, ll74 all7A do. do, do coupon, ll75S
Il7'S
THE FOREIGN MARKET
The London advces report gain Of Ct, 900 bullion
by the Bank OF England balance to-day. The mar
ket for consos and American securities steady.
To-day settling the stock Exchange. At Paris
rentes were about steady selling at 1901 35c Silver Is
qnoteu al 522sd per Tho following are the last
prices Consols for money, 961 Goa; consols for
account, 967l 96&; Gve-twcnty bonds of 1868 (old
100; ayc-iwenty bonds Of 1867 1O94 forty bonds
l07 coupon; new nyes 1919; Eric common
shares, l27S l2ls Erie preferred shares 1873. In
Frankfort-4:3o P. M.-United states new hves are
1855. In Paris rentes 1867 4oc Exchange on
London 25c 81 &c.
RAILROAD BONDS.
Railroad bonds continue strong and prices were
higher rule. The largest transactions were in the
bonds of Chicago and Northwestern Railway, which
advanced to 1861 the currency consos and to o47
for the consolidated gold sevcns after these the Union
Pacific nrsts were most active, selling at 1885 105
yesterdays price Tho largest advance was in Mil
waukee and st. Paul consolidated sinking funds ard
Morris and Essex nrsts the former adyancngo 92 and
the latter to l2l IA rise in cacn OF per cent. The
other changes an advance OF = in Union Pacific
sinking funds and decline of = in Ohio and Missis
sppi consolidated sinking funds and Missouri Pacific
seconds In tne afternoon, Milwaukee and ST. Paul,
La Crosse division advanced to l032i: K NJ division
to 947S; c. NJ. division to 99&; Union Pacific ntsts
to l0js; Kansas and Texas sinking funds to 81 and
Mich gan Southern sinking funds to 10, Chicago and
Northwestern consolidated sold at 1868 1904, do.
first being in demand at 1861 and consolidated
gold coupons at 943s 9+h. The following are the late
bds:-