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Sea Lion In Wianebage Lake.

UNSCCCE SSFUL ATTEMPT AT IrS CAPTURE
IOshkosh (Hts) Correspondence Chicago Times
A party OF gentlemen from the Revere
House started this morning August 60 for
trip on the lake TO Garlick island, on board
The stesmer D. b. Reed. When about three
MILES are from OSHKOSH H. some OF the parry VINO
dark object moving in the water, nearly half
mile 10 front OF them, heaGe for the saore,
and, as no one could make 1t what IL was,
the steamer was healed for 4. When IL was
about two hundred yards from the object it
disappeared beneath the water. The steamer
was Immediately stopped and all hands were
few moments one OF the party called out,
"There II Isl" and sure enough, within one
hundred and huy yards of the steamer we
capped here . short time ago. Then visions
OF The i've hundred dollars reward began to
float before the eyes OF all on board. In q
moment the small boat was lowered, and
oars, and an old shotgun belonging to Capt.
Reed. The captain then called for volunteers
to assist him TO capture the monster, and
al though L have no doubt that all of as
would have been glad 10 have had q hand In
the capture, 1t was impossible, as the boat
would hold but three persons comfortably.
Of New York, and Mr.. Cameron, OF the Re,
we're House. 70 60 with him. Tneir coats and
vests were OF In o moment; into the boat
they jumped and began pulling In the direc.
ton of the monster, amid words OF caution
from those on the steamer. Mr.. Cameron
occupied the bow Of the boa, while Mr. Hart
sat in the stern, and with an osr was direct
ing Its course. Capt. Reed was the propel-
ing power at the oars.
When about twenty yards from the crea-
ture 1t again disappeared, but this time only
for moment, when IL again arose and was
seen to be seemingly within arms length OF
the boat and directly In front Those on the
steamer saw Mr.. Cameron rise AMI with q
bOet-hOOk give the creature q tremendous
blow on the head, which unfortunately ap
peared only to have the effect of engaging it,
and We were horrifed to see IL raise part OF
Its body out OF the water and, descending
strike the side Of the boat VITA Its Jaws, and
crushing Ii as II IL were an egg shell, and
throwing its occupants into the water. A
cry of horror rose from the steamer as we
saw the brave men sink, but In q moment
they rose to the surface and struck out for
the wrecked boat. Captain Reed, being the
elder OF the party, was the last 10 reach IL,
and MI. Hart and Mr.. Cameron extended
each hand, helping him upon the boat,
which lay bottom up. Tue steamer was I'm
mediatelv headed for them, and Just In time;
for, as We got near to them. we saw the sea
lion rise again but few yards away. Seeing
the steamer coming toward him, he turned
and swan out into the lake, disappearing in
few moments. We took the three m On on
board and then tried to f1nd the lion; but,
after cruising about for an hour and seeing
nothing OF him, We gave up the chase and
returned home.
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u a. UAHNIILLE,
I. Auctioneer and Bssl Estate Broker
TRUsTEKs' SALE OF VALUABLE BULLDOG
LOT ON NORTH EIDE OF X STREET, B C.
TWIN 18TH AND 18th sTREETs NORTH
AND GARRInSr nofIsu an RR EYE n Inr

aWEhN 18TH AND 18th sTR sETs MOTH
WEST, IMPROYED BY A BRIOK STABLE
AND CARRIAGE HOUSE ON REAR OF LOT.
~ virtue Of deed OF trust, dated July lst. -
iS2 and duly recorded in Liber No. 61, folioaD
SIG, one OF the land records for WashingtonA
county, in the District Of Colombia, and by the
written request Of the party secured thereby, will
sell at public auction, in front OF the premises. on
TUESDAY, the god day Of August, 1876. at o'ol'k
desenated on the plat OF plan Of the city Of wash
fnston, ID % Lot No. five 90, in Square D. one
hundred and seven (l07), the same fronting forty
feet on street and running back one hundred and
forty seven and half feet to 2S feet IL inch ley
House,
Terms: One fourth cash; residus In 6, II and Is
months Deferred payments 10 be secured By deed
OF trust on the property, and to bear interest the
rate al ten Per cent per amman from day OF SALE or
al cssh. at the option The purchaser. All con vey
apcine G cost OF purchaser. Q 100 down ct time Of
e3le II the terms Of sale are not com piled with In
seven Gays from day OF sale the trustees the
night 10 resell at the risk and Of defaultinR
ehsseI or aivins five days notice in some news
psrer 2 iish.d in the city Of Washiagton.
ROBERT p. DODGE. Trustee,
eCgO eO&ds II. ID. OLEARY, Salesman.
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TRUsT1HB SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON TIE NURTHEASr OORNE 8
OF sEHhETH AND STREETS NORTH

OF sEykNTH AID L sTRIETS MOB RI.
WHIST. WASHINGTON, D.
By virtue Of deed Of trust, dated October IL
Ith, $50, and duly recorded In Liber No. GIT, f..D
folio 2s4 one Of the land records for Washing .lx
ingon county. In the District of Columbia, and DIV
the written request Of the party secured thereby
Will sell Pnblic auction In front Of the premises
on MONDAY. August 2 list, 1876, at 81 O'Clock D.
all that certain piece parcel Of ground situate
Coun, bis and known and desisnsted on the plan OF
plat OF said city a. part OF Lot numbered seven ~
I. a sqqsre Numbered four hundred and forty -nins
nsr Of said lot and and running thence north
WITH tne eest une u IN street west, forty 4o feet
feet thence south, parallel nth 7th street. forty S
feet, to said street, add thence vest with ssid Il
street 900 feet 70 the beginnins iaproyeS by
large three stosy brick building used Tor aforss
and the Wsshingto2 Busiaew college.
Terms: One-fouI1a cash; balance IN one, two and
three years, eth otsrsst Ct the rate Of Ier cent
Lnst on the pIemises sold, 81 cash. a. tho pur-
chaser ~ %, ~ dH q So WI % re-
SeyaDcfDs q purchaser cost II the terms Of ale
are not complied with In ten days after saIe. ~
Trustee the right to rese the property a
ten days' edyertissmept.
NOBLE d. LARNBR. Fur vivfpg TRUSTEE
ausl-sosds J, T. COLDWHLL, 6alesman.
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"A YOUNG LADY 1t Long Branch writes 10
ner echooimate In this city the following n
10 come next week, don't bring any strIpef
stockings with You. The sand nies seem 10
love them better than anything, and it's
[BrOoklUn Argus
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THIS is from the latest song OF the rinkers
In England:
"GlidiRg Der the asphalt at a furious rate,
uaking u Tor Ice, too, fsncying they skate
With each other flirting. wAggi-hlY thew wink
On, the rosy rinkers rolling round the rink
Nhorus-SIng song Of rinkers, Sc."
81 That Levy OF insects, the musician
mosquito, has arrived and is playing on ais
thee"
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nUECAEeON BIOS, Auctisneers,
IL Southeast corner 9Th and SITS northwest
EXKCUI0Rs sALE ofpIAMOND RING, GOLD
MaIOH and OTHER JEWELRY; HOUSE
HOLp fUketTUhE, WEARIGG APfAREL,

H H0L r. i11EEsstnTGHqhfh n WEARISG APfAREL,
=, ~ virtue OF the provisions co ntained I'm the n
last VIII AID Testament Of ANNA Tucker, de. EA3
COLUMBIA, the undo rs'gded Executor named there
IN Will oner Tor sale, a; public auction, on TUES.
oelock q; m ct the auction rooms of Duncansou
BIOS southeast corner 9Th and streets north vest,
the said Emma Tucker, deceased, viz: Gold Watch,
lD1smopd Bfng, Cameo Rreastpins, ] Jet Breasi-
lpsir Gold Eye. glasses, Gold Rings. Locket and
Ohafn, Silver Fruit Kufte pearl hsndle), Frene
er, Rush bottom Chairs. Mattresses, Brussels Oar.
Et; with other Household Furniture, Bedding, and
Wearing Apparel.
august WILLIAM NOTTINGHAM, Executor.
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1876 ,..s s:s:sfsS. 1876

1876 r..s ::sssf4S.A 1876
70 the Hsrth, West, aAA Ssuthvsst.
oessse rrscb, Steel Rate, Spsendta Soess-
ey. Magnificent EQwtpssesss.
JULY 10TH, 1875.
OF * sns sss :. oS1
F:::: : Ss:::::: z ii.: ~; .: NJ
except SUNDAY.
BALTIMORE AID POTOMAC RAILROAD.
ne II o. s:' saS;ss saa
ssasIo: :nd Sisssrs I.ll:. iI:sc !. = daily: q!
TS.i ne =; .;,, . s.'2 s.a "a.
For York and .sS izs
Pm. daily, sxesDt Sunday, With Parior Oars st-
sor Phil.ssI,hi.. EOS q. and lAoI =. s.!Iy.
mned.,.os Tor s:lsinsrs. s:ss = !. S ssiis,
sor Pose" Gree Grsei LIN. % 9. =. end a:ss ,. =.
sO1 RnS.Sc.. Sos zoe and I1:so =. and ESQ ,.
WAY AND ALEXANDRIA . wAsHIH0rOA
q 80, 5. s. 100, md lido =. On suna.; q
sor d: so1 1a y! as' s,esnend, l1:.s . daily,
except Sunday; and via Lynohburs, s:So Q. n.
rI .na .ss. R ssI for x..nnso,
suId., ., md IS :; no md ID ana I'd.
.eeo%nod.tioS: q. = StoeuIsa = the Once
.yiysSi: .ts%1s sortSsass corner q sixth stress
and Pennsylv anis avenue, and ct the Depot, where
orders can Be left for the eheckins Of BaGfags 70
ID. d. BOYD, yR., Gent Passenger Agent,
BRAHK THOMSON. Cent Manager. janS-N
TNIvER8AL b. h. TICKET OFFICE.
BAuROAD TICKETS TO or from al points
bought: . s,1chspsed or sold Ct e. -ulI
upon any other once or depot
In this city.
Apply TO II. d. WHITESIDD,
aDlD S91 Penn. ave-, Candy store,
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TOMATO AND BEEF SrEw.-s Slice three
SIZED tomatoes with one onion. Cat the to-
matoee up into small pieces, and chop the
onion noe. Stew IL slowly; add, a few cloves
half gill OF catsup. Tue remains OF this dish
may De Kept and heated over the next day,
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TIE sMoKe caused by . confagration In
the bush between Hemmineford and Valley
land, prevails TO such an extend As TO inter.
fere with navigation east and west on the 81.
Lawrence. The fre has consumed ali the
faImero' crops, cattle and buildinRa In the
surrounding neighborhood.
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~Seventy- six-button gloves are now
the hshi0u: they are fastened together bs-
hind the small fthe back, and tt takes two
TO put them On.
VLord BroughAm once dedued q lav-
yer thus: "a learned gentlemsn Who rec
cues yo1i eetats nom your enemi0, and
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OvfRDoINe 1r.-Bashful Spooner fou his
money moonE Larry, my wife ana / have
ooLn notlced mat the townspeople stare at
Ing any, body that We are newly married.
Larry (the faithful factotume Ne tell ,em.
sor? Is IL loikely Old 60 agfn my express
oruhersY Why, whinever anybody thryed
TO pump me, SIR, Owe towld 'sm you wasn't
married al ali.
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TRusTEEs' SALE-OF LOTS ON Sd STREET
WksT. BE. WHEN o AND SrkEErS
HORTH, AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
. By virtue of a deed Of trust recorded among II
the and records for the District OF Columsia, f.:
IN Der No: 7C0, folio a39. III sell, at pub AA
nc auction, 10 front of tue premises on WGDS ss-
DAY the 23d Of August, $50 at s N, Lots n o.
e. "a % and %, In the subdivision OF original lots
Nos u and Is. in sQusre M $50 q. recorded 10 the
once OF the surveyor of the city Of Washington in
Llber b. ID. q. folio "A
Said Lot No IS has q front OF Is feet inches By
dep h Of So feet to an Alley feet vide.
depth of 90 feet,
tad Lot No. IS has front Of ls feet inches by a
depth If III feet
fsid Lot No IS has front OF l6 feet inches. aud
il described a. misunderstanding ID street
west the dividing line Of said lots 65 aad
"a, and running thence north along the line OF said
Sd street is feet inobes thence east III feet; thence
south Is feet inches; thence ives. 81 feet; thence
north foot inches thence east % feet to the point
Of beginning Each lot is improved by . good
Terms Of sale: One third cash; balance in equal
Indictments Ct and !, months; the purchaser to
interest ct the ate Of per cent. PSF annum, and
secured By deed OF trust on the property boo on
each lot when sold. Oonveyascing ct cost Of pur.
EEAIHANI ~ . GHAFUsI, JR.,} Trustees.
auRl3 eo6ds THOS. BOWLING Auct,
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AUCTION SALES.

CHARLIs 9. FORD. Anctioneer.
~ 639 @ street northwest.
On MONDAY MORNING, August 1sth.m
q 10 O'Clock. In front OF my auction TO m, "
30 639 9 str Get Northwest cid cell q very
large lot of kes and Second hand gurnitu ..
being 'he effects Of sntlemsn declining house
keeping. ARD seut TO the store for sale
Al.o, the ,xtures OF Grocery Store, consisting
IT CHAs 9. FoRD, Auet.
nUs0ANBOR BROS, Aucfiosssr,.
HATS, GAPS, SHELVING, COCNTER5, Sc,
Ac., AT AUCTION.
On TU1tDAY MORNING. Auzust I5ta,-
commencing Of 10 O'CLOCK, Ne viii cell. with -
In eur sslesrooms, general assortment OF
Clothing, Dress Shirts.
CnderWear, Bets, CAPS, &c.
sofH 1t DUNCtHs0N BROS Aunts.
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PEACH MERiNeUE-select q pie plate
tnst Is not TOO deeep, anu after Arranging &
lower CRUST, MI with peaches halved, stoned,
and pared; sprinkle sugar over them and
bake until done. Canned peas will an
swer as well as fresh ones II some o. the
tlrup from the can and q small quantity OF
the whites OF two eggs, beaten very light.
ana navor with rose water or Vanilla
Sprinkle over the top three tea spoonfuls OF
sand sugar, and let II brown IN the oven q
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V>AOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN IoRarrowN
AT PURLJO SALe

By virtue OF . deed of trust, recorded in -
Lioer no us, folio Co. Of the land records Of ~
The District Of Columbia. will offer fH sae: e&4
DAY, the 22d day Of August, 1876, ct 6 O'Clock D.
n part OF Lot No. So, In Old Gsorset,wn ID. @.
Beginning en- the south side Of Britge street the
cpd 81 e feet measured veserly from the vest side
OF Duck Lane or srket street. nd running thence
westerly on Bridge street 81 feet inches; thence
south one half degree east 10 feet alley Themes
easferly on laid alley IS feet inch .: aud thence
north one half degree st lilo feet Bridge street
Gno place OF bestnLing with the imp -ovemeuts
Terms OF SAFE: One third cash; b ilsrcs in even In
sfaiments at six twelve and eighteen On 1oths, Will
tptsJe.t at eight per cent. per annum, secured By
the notes OF tbe purchaser end deed Of trust
si5c d wu at time Of sale Convey anc.s at cost of
lu chaser. ECGEEE OARUsI, Trustee
eusl2 60 THOMAS DOWNING suct
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en- o fancy TO the patterns. He had pur-
chased two OF them for ten dollars,-and
said he should probably need more. He was
coming up to see her that very evening TO
wanted.
When he came was greatly surprised.
sage looking business man OF about 80. To-
stead, he seemed TO my venerable eyes an
enthusiastic young man OF about 80. It took
him Just three hours By the clock to unfold
because remainded mp to IL O'Clock TO hear
the result OF the conference. After he had
That Sss sh SePs NOT
this time, Bessie? That pattern business
seems TO Do very intricate one"
"Oh, he soon inished that, papa. He gave
again on Thursday evening, TO see how tue
patterns looked. He said he had no doubt
ne could take all my patterns"
~ aAnd at what price, Bessie?-that looks
"Oh, be said might set my own price
ne felt such :, an interest In the cause of
.Indeed," and I opened my eyes. "Aud
Ehen The. Su:inss: xas settled. what then
"oh. how should I know, pspsa About
Iiie-i assure you he Il very nice and intel
sIss ssssins iss.-lss us 60 70 bed. Bessie"
Let me cut the matter snort Bessie came
% me one day, and saad. "Deat pePa. NJ:
consent 70 speak TO you about It."
took her In my arms. "Bessie. my dar-
ling, can never consent 70 It You must
not sacrinoe yourself for even me- your
"sSacri0ce myself, pspa, how You talk.
Nr. Ingram n kind and GOOD, And he says
piscsa Bat be & Wiiling that snau 90
SEPT him oonditionally; % that, amer six
months, II e1ther of % yienes % cancel The
sscsssss"s's' asnsf snAn havs ne nset 70
wen. Ne az nsasAa saapssa. end q ss-
New-York tribune., 1876-07-24
Totsl sales for Tie week.

40, t,r go DAYS 1854 seller so DAYS t7Ois seller L.
50 days % '''''
The stock market to-day in the early trade felt the
effect OF the return to the city of one Of the mogulS
great in tAe absence of the greafcr, and opened
strong No less than four times did his iaVorte
broker appear and buy Lake Shore at 81 Is yet there
was more for SALE SO that its closing price was o3i
after selling at 535s. Michigan Central started ont
firm at 46ls Q46l4 but later yielded to 1870 40 s'
The 81. Pauls, after less firm opening thah was
expected, at 4Ol4 for the Common ana Il sa - Tor
The Preferred, declined to 3J35 and 7l5s respect
ivelv The North-Wcstcn stocks were simply
steady because those owning them dd not "i'r
them for sale Ohio and Mississippi broke from 81
to 141i. closing with a rally to ILL.,,
md the Preferred sold at 25l4 regular to
1875 seller sixty. Erie remained steady at 14S5
014sa14lt. New-Jersey Central after selling at
725,a72&t. declined to 72ll. There seems TO be
some doubt about the truth Of the recent report
that mis- company had negotiatei the balance OF its
consolidated bonds, and a. the officers Of the road
are very retcrut upon the subject 10 is quite likely
that the report j. least premature Delaware,
La,kawanna and N.-..u declined from 1923 10
1O2 with sales at 1914, sclcrseveh days Western
Union. beugonly H-tly dealt IN, Huciuated between
7Obsa 7O7s and 7Ua5 PauHc Mail was duh at ,. "s
Q2J7s. The market closed weak at about t.r
lowest price OF the day. The sales amoun.e
60 $4,000 shares, and the declines oi the day, COM
pairing tle closing prices Of to-day with thosa VI
Yesterday. were in ETie and Nor,h-Wcsj preteIl. .,
each Is: Lake Shore and Pacific Nail each Il New
Jersey Central, Petrol,ula So Paul and Western
Union. elcn B; Michigan Contra! and ,.Fud Pre-
ferred, each y; Nortu-W est Common, 's; Delaware
LacAaralua and Western AID Ouio aAd Mi--ts-iEpA
each 81 anu Panama, = per cent Rock Island adj
vanccd p, ald New-IOrh Central . per cent Oihcr
stocks closed the 1le as yesterday The follow
ing table shows the
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MnnL MANkET.

r,.f,y Mss Gul, ~ Tho Wool market has been qp"
t.,.. i,r but NO advance. y ur "fie
.,, on .a 1T unulls blankets 80 ''N-toA "d' "'"ed
'n l - =, Iig % La. 49, Important AtuS "h pi 80
rt Do s ,,.f. fflf tN.H have u' mp tt ,'''
... tf week 90 't' I'
IIp ,Ul Do vrr. Western Flee - -H. ll ,'u ' ~
f.. MIA Tho ,.t. 81 ohio Hut Pr1utE '.it H t DI "
ami U,.-t. tt Ib .a & ~ l' ''" 49,
.. 40 lc. nersrt D. steady ana n "a & ., w W 80
"a, lr. 10 Ni.Wvnn tlra'rH have ur % h"" o 80 ''
.,r sui ta,uuI principally ~ "i o.. -. ~
Iry lirsts- hiN- 1t.I IupIr t.tIi rl I'i '' %% %% 80.
orD H af tpf-c fpr tDIlbHr. ' '''' l,i i'i''".
gsugl. it- IuNa.u..i urfiuo tah te t'' luz. i,.,,
rfBrpHrui cUr.plt rates. fu..d Nn'
rea.t,, Thr "a r- have brtu 49, zoo l, 4' H'' %
- 4i "a, ue sinners 90 .l-rlp with sales llurlpaY
-, Ia a - t,r -i,, Ard ~ ut air 'rnia
raurr,I ru , FOR spring, the nI &C. 't 7a' nov
tetas Ia iI,. range Any luHh t4i con- lai"H
.r ulgsnrr uu o., iatt,r price must l' '.n, ' llul
as ro5ir ln show that largo rOr"h ol tho emp
finds way this marx T.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-24
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
THE STATE OF TRADE.
ErRoPEAN MARKETs.

LrEnPoor, July % 1890 p m-Coiton IL frmer bnt not
MiddlBg orleans. Cd sales 1000 bales Including 1000 or
spscuaiion and export unal sales yesterday after the
gulT 'loshg, 1000 bales receipts, LOO bdes, o Tmth
10 bales American. Iutues hrm; sales 0i MubIhg
upands, Low MI ding causeAusS. ana september H.lSey,
j also. sales Of the at rel; sales o. MddIng
LPAnds, Low Mddlng claus September ana oot"DeI ne.
livery at 55i i also sales of the same m 3ld als saes
Of the same ~ Cd; sales of Middng upl"nds Low Mnig
clause, october aud November delivery al J'3'; sH q"
crop Mildlng Upan Low Mddling clause ohlpped
November and Drocmber iprr said, at 81:
LyEaPpOi. july FL 30 D. ni-Beef ~ per uere" tor
Prime Mcs'. ecse, 80 per ewt for American Lard oO
per cwt. iOT American. .
LyEGrUOI. Juy 22-2 p m.-Of be sales OF Cotton 10.
day 76 bales were American Heet-ndia Mess di M
Prime Ncss dUll 70 Lard-ir,me Western iu ~ Ju.
ChcUse American Choice duh at a.. Corn-AiAch dui al
- 3.
LIVERPOOL July % 223o m-Coiion-Fn'urss sellers Of
frrinR decline OF lasd salrS OF new rup NlhuH p
lan!- Low NicuE clause shipped NoNtu'tf ana Dcc,iir
tp,r SID .-i sales ~ Midtug IIauts Low Mluuiihs
llII5r. p.rlIlt and DClo Der uttFtFY, al 1'tg.
IosuOt $50 iu.IIfis adNlCes quote i've per
IcBtss ~ lU6f. 5jc Tor the account go
IbspDS. ,Uly .2-;i'p H.iir amount oI buHiou gone
the Bank of Eugli1d balance today II &.uUOO
Spirits Oi Tutp,nubp, % 1923 o = c"t
IuNuHS July 12 30 m.-iaIls adSices quote i've per
cent Erutr- a. lOb! G7 -C. for the ac'n1nt. ..
IO-u,.. July - IgtI .HL-i.ilre,u Oh EaOdsJ T. c"L
FGtNETU.T, July -2-tmtcd states bonds New fiN's'
lO3 ,
can.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-24

..t;ve and also weak selling up to 4s and down to
90 closing at 457s The declines for the week
80 been in Illinois Central, New-Jersey Central
.nd United States Express. each Il; Fort Wayne
ss St. Joe, both kinds, Harlem, st. PauLPreterred'
Nortb. West Preferred. Pacific Mail and Union
pocifc each ls; Erie, 0s; Chicago and Alton, Mis-
sonr; Kansas and Texas and Northwest Common
each 81; C. C. c. end L.. Missouri Pacific
snd Western Union. each 1; St. Paul Com
mon III; Lako Shore and Welis-Fargo
sacb 1sz. n. Y. Central and Ohio and Mississippi
o"oh t7s. Michigan Central 2ls; Delaware and
U,asor Canal. g, and Ohio and Mississippi Pre-
tarred. 81 per cent The few shares which show an
-1,.ncs are Wabash Ii; Morris and Essex, Ss
sr0cr,can Express, Z; c., c. and l. c. and Pro-
anccrs, Petroleum, each IS; Delaware, Lackawanna
ond Western, 81; St. L., X. c. and N, g; do Pre-
fered and Chicago and Alton Preferred eacn !;
CIeveland and Pittsburgh, III, and Chicago, Bur-
linton and @ uincy. 2 per cent The following ia
ble shows the
New-York tribune., 1876-07-24

ing; s Prme Sad9c for No and IL boxes ana va
csc. for Centrifugal There were no sales =.
TALIoW-rhe market was quiet and unchanged; sales
10000 n Prime sac. y ~ ,o,,,.
wHIsKY-Market trner and more active & snes 1o Dps
adjournment OF indicates that
importance WILL be done with the Internal Revenue OIL Inc
trade disposed buy rather more freely IN CONSEQUENCE
production the West has been somewhat increased aa
ed August ihe decline III
corn reduced price OF hghwnes ana stets az
mssng fair profit Alcohol, tax pad Is scarce ahd ~
better demand closing ~ Is gallon Acoho iOr
export nominal saes could be mad. az about 41S
sellers Of III ghwInes
week. l450 UDls; sales OF HiShWnes and Acohoi iof the
l3JO Ubls,
New-York tribune., 1876-07-24

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