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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-11-22

MIssFINr EvENINGS.--Thc boy who
spends an hour of each evening lounvnn
IDLY on the street corners, wastes in me
course OF Il year three hundred AMI sixty.
five precious hours, which. ii applied IT,
study, would ftmiliarZ, him with the rul-
dments of almost any of the flnjli If
sciences. II in addition to wa>tinr AN
hour each evening he spends ten cents Cor
4 cigar, which is usually the cl~e. the
amount thus worse than wasted would
pay for ten of the leading periodical, of
the country. Boys. think Of these thinrs
Think of how much time and money Won
are wasting. and for what? The ~rt,iti
cation afforded by the lounge on The cor
ncr or the CT gar is not only temporary but
positively huriful 1ou cannot inLul rr in
them without seriously injurn- vonr-
selves. You acquire id.e and wasteft.l
habits, which will cling to you wi each
succeeding year. You may in after life.
shake them of, but the probabilities are
that the habits thus formed in early life
will remain with voa to your diving dav.
BE warned, then. in time, and resolve thai
rs the hour spent in idlcne>S is gone for
ever YOU will improve each passing one
and hereby fit yourself for usefulness and
hap!
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-11-22
A kind pleasant

our own consciences. A kind pleasant
word even in the way of reproof costs no
more than Il gruf' one, and is hundred
fold better. If You doubt it, try it
Christian at Work.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-11-22
PAIN IN THE BACK

There is no remedy known t. medical sclence VIM Il
has proved itself more valuable in cases OF hlihtl
'nirlalnts tn Al the NEGETINE. 1t acts directly upon
the StrfctluS, clcaSeS and ilflllcs tl piu ''ii
stores the whole system to hca-thS a'tl'i-
The following extraordinary cure OF Irat ~
who had et lN en- up 10y the best physlclAns as nope
Hess css.s VIII speak tor themselves. ana sn LA
rl-r the most profound attention nf the neultdi Ia
uy as well As of those who suffering from hIdheS
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-11-22

lie WIFE AM, lIOnr.- In dour~ti.
happiness tie witc'> influence & Muel!
greater than her hu>b1nd'>: tor III" one.
he first cause mutual love and conf
drncc-hcn| granted. the y hu!r com. t
Of the household depends upon tribes more
Immediately under her iaris,!ict.Ur Hv
her man cement of smu! suns her hu>-
band re>prctAbilitv and credit :.ra erect
ed or destroyed. No fortune can stand
he constant leakage Of rNtrlVlw lllcr and
ml>mHn cement, AMI more i spent in
ritlr> than woman wouId r,>ilv brIicvr.
| he one great expense vharcver it may
be- i turned over and corct'ully rrllec.rI
on ere incurred; the income is prepared to
meet ii; it Is the pennies imr.rccutiblv
Sliding away which DO tie mischief and
THIS the wife alone can stop. t'or il does TO,
come within =; man province. There i,
often an unexpected tritlr to be vel in
every household. 1t is not in economy alone
that a wife attention is 50 necessary. but
IN those matter, which make a wcli-rcrl-
lated house. IN unfinished crurt stand. a
missing key, Il buttonlcs> Shirt Il >oilc Il
tab.c-clcth, Il mustard pot with il old con-
tents sticking about ii. are really nothing:
but each can raise an angry word or cause
discomfort.
Depend apon ii there Is 4 4ool dead OF
domestic happiness in Il wcll-lre~-cd mat
ton chop or :, tidy breakfast table. Men
grow full of beauty. tired of music. are
often too wcaricd for conversation. how
ever intellectual, but they can ALWAYS ap-
preciate 4 well swept hearth and >milinr
comfort. woman may love her husband
devotcdly-may sacrifice fortune, friends.
family, country for liim->IIc .lav I'VE the
genius of Il >appho. the enchanted beau
ties of IN Armlda; hut-melancholy fact -
if with these She fail to make her home
comfortable. his heart Will inevitably
escape her. And women live 80 entirely
in the affections that without love 1hcir
existence i>a void. Better submit then to
household tasks, however rrpuynant they
may be to Your tastes, than doom lolr-
self to Il luvele>s home. Women of hi"h
or order Of mind will not run this risk:
they know that their feminine, tl!r;r do
me>l;c, are their first duties
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-11-22

-
ness by wearing faces bcclouIed with woe
and furrowed with unhoppines>
WHY TIE TEETH DECAY.-'The cause,
of tue decay of teeth have hitherto been {;
matter of doubt, but the Investigation O
Leber and Rotten>;ein throw considerable,
light on the problem. They rcco.niz,
constitutional difference in teeth. rcnIcr
inc some more sensitive than other, to tn,
influences that favor decay these in
fiuenccs are not SO much internal or Vital
Us external and chemical. Decay bcoin,
III the surface and there it must be check
Cd if checked ut all 1t is chiefly cause,
by acids, and by Il certain fungus, ii,
Ltptothrir GurcAiS, found tbun,laitiv in
the moulh. Under the microscope t.,
fungus appears a> Il gray, MEDITERRANEAN
mess or ma.liN. with lil,menls drlcatcand
stiff. which erect them~elve, above tn,
surface OF this granular substance, 50 a
to resemble an uneven turf. Th" fungus
;,ttains its greatest size in the intcr> ic,.>
Of the teeth All acids both mineral ana
vegetable, act promptly on the teeth.
Various acids are taken with food CT in
medicines, or are formed in the mouth it.
self hv some abnormalitv in our >,crrlion~,
which should he h:,liuc or by I'm acid
fermentation of particles of food Blt
acids alone VIII not account for all the
phenomena of carries in the tpctu They
play primary and principal part. max
INC Tie teeth porous and soft. In his
state, the tissues having lost their normal
consistency, fungi penetrate both the cana
-:culi OF the enamel and OF the drninr.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-11-22

Will stit-Wltcf. ii;tl lnc zee l)tIlou WouI'
return if the Desert were reconverted int
u lake. DR. Reclaim, VINO is u friend q
Are, has decidedly an objection to the OK
tension of tie domain of water.
TIE AMERICAN Use OF THE WuKl
>I;.-An Enylishman writing Il lctlc
shortly alter his arrival in New \ OIL
gives the following as his inn rcs>ion o
American independence:
q" have taken my ticket and am OF
board The train. | have spoken to two OF
three pcuple-cNpre>Smcn locking clerks
etc. y on will fluid them very free and easy,
| was told. Ii had to say in one wore
what have found them, that word woul'
be logical They have no >Hpclt luou
civiilv; and | ln very thankful for il, fo
it serves to intimate that they do nol OK
pect a tip They seem to say the necdfu
thing neither more nor less. Tner We.
is yea. and not Il decentralization of craft,
politcnc>s; lhtr nay the same. They vii
call YOU >ir indeed, but there is some
ihiny chilling in the intonation. 1t seem.
to lave the ,tn~c of the French 'Mon>icul
4 mark of respect ~ from equal to equal
not a recognition OF L certain superiority IL
he person addressed. Every boiv says il
10 every body else. In England we genrr
any regard II rs al ;"''liiSs'"h on me P'f-
81 'i'o >lc'thtr '''I ~ Knows MS 'l''r
A. present L am nee 70 '''ill, ms 'n'
t"hiIort Oh rs u,e III 'le VI" W OH SENSE
| would willingly give 4 quarter To hru
"->'> Is Il'''' " H. Oh 'n' gay '''ni'
'"'\' nom ''l' l'!'l"'' -'''"' t!'c ~
porter III u" - Illco sue clt, !'"t II !
mon l." hi- h> 'h' WY nav 'i''' Il 4 '''i
81 III NY '"'''' ever N',''o o'''''' vi ''0''
lor general p"rP'9'S' IN Hol i 9''uI Ma
>tt"4t" To care 90 C'A' II, II = ! c",' WY
i We comm. 'i'' tli'N'leF ''''eI ''I'- II
me lf' II + OH.
Loi.do. >ttlrIyI .rI,r. in contr:,>iin"
die amount of freedom enjoyed by an
American 9irl before marriage with the
restraints Imposed bv English >eci"tv. re-
marks that in Ibis country v"uuy ladies
are no: ,Iiy,n 10 the cNpcdjcnt OF bccom-
m ,.llrar:,i 10 escape from the rt>tric-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-11-22

'ihc : rnul Summer of u child : life is
rc.ArI", with ma h anxiety by the mother
bccau>r children then have generally
learned 20 take o;hcr than their natural
food they have 1T their ta>t" for the nat
ur:li fool: Il ~rcat clanwc consequent upon
lenti.i,n i mong on; digestion is disturb
ell and tn" chIld who has apparently ex-
c,.c,Ioi in hp,llhluIncs, ana strength its
companions, who has been allowed milk
only, now begins to run the gauntlet OF
cholera inflnlun. lvScnt"rE. and convu!-
>ion>. The great remedy for this Is to
keep the child on u simple, nutritious diet
during this period. Pain bread and milk
oatmrnl ana milk. or something of this
>or. is b ~t lite WrolI Of Uca'N.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-11-22

THECHIC & NORTH WESTERN RAILWAY
Embraces under one management the Great rum
Railway Lines of the WEST and NoRTH-N ISL and
with its numerous branches and connections, forms
the shortest and quickest route between tICtGp az
all points in ILLINOIS. WIeCoSs!N. NoErHHsN hIcfI
G.S NINNEsoTA. Iowa. NEBRASKA. C.IIFoE>GA AID
IL Met .I.>:r I'm
New-York tribune., 1876-08-30

change in Brce and without much activity sales $4,000
@ ' NO. Sf s. C or os
80 ! I
for %safse % a SE os B foT e. SPRING
oa 81 2aas Good o Prime Amber Winter western
an held S at qoSss a@s Tqe for and
Hf S6 os siss re e
arrive AZ S snS o9 9S u@ At s six as and
81 2os 80 for Prime and Shoss @ C. cash and m
& CaHaGS % tS & were we're 9ei arov held St sl l6asi
SSHs S6&N 'los3 saci in %ssss WAS trade
sGa ss at s5' S for a Str' sS and S2c for Warm &sS
ern Mixed 81 iaG55 he for Ungaded steamer Mixed
for Ungaded sail Mixed tine late r Choice oss &C.
Western Yelow and $50 for Now.Yofk White oATs
s4a s3SS for western and state and for
State sS 81 a Tor St No choice Go and ncSn9
Toledo store r @ Tss M in y e e S oetsT re Re
At s 81 g NTH
III o'1RsE rSa s %s%rPf yS %Sd
Pea at 81 S5G$i s. White Kidney 81 ioSsi S5 for Fair 10
Good and q 40asl so for Prime choce Prime Red KID
9s 81 ''asi % California Lima Beans were h'o at : 20
GUNNIEs- There was q small trade at steady figures
Domestic quoted at l2dl24c Calcutta, SdSi2c. Borneo
lIS aS BsSs aNb i2f sfRAwrbere was good fair trade in
nearly ali grad grades q ay and steady figures @ Tsse
@and former quote go E. s6S SS
Doc Straw 50 a7Sc for Long Rye sGOs
aSMp iOT hN6 Sa and Juo were quiet but
steady the extent Of 800 bales At
sasc gold Hemp Manila 7isc sisa 64d5 &C. both gold
HIDES-Ths had fair degree OF activity during
and prices show hrnnes while in some
advances have taken place receipts or the
week, S5l9l Hides sales same time, 9Sl1S - HIDES a
year We quote Buenos Ayres 2562S n 17dlsc Buenos
Ayres, gOd25 70. l7Gl7Rc Montevideo. 2Oi2a22a n,
l7dl7 Corenes. 21d22 n, 6d 1870 RIO Grande 2Od
% n l6d62c; Ornoco. 2l023 10. l62al7c; California,
san Juan 22d24 n l3d1ic. Matamoros 22d24 10, l4iq9
l5c; 1919 ID, l2d1 NC; Ialnpioo 2Oe2l2 n,
l4di4 Bogota lSd % TO- l5c Maracaibo 2OG23 n,
l2dl2Lc: Bahia 2ld22 No. l2dl2Rc Porto Cabelo and La
guayra 2002Z l3dl4c Caracas 20d23 D. l3d l4c Payta
22G25 n, 10tdll tci Sisa, 2OU22 10, 112dl2i2c cam
al gold and Southern - $50 h, 9Q1le Wet
Saed HIDES Buenos Ayres 46d50 10 SGSc, gold selected;
Rio Grande a. d4S Lt SdSs4c; California 1880 n She;
Para $3.50 To- Slac. New Orleans City, GOdSO D, S2dlOc
Texas, Knife S2a92c; Southern. 6d6ec. City Slaughter
OK, 60dS0 n SdSl4c.: do Cow. b4o60 b, &c.
HOPS-Ths market showed hrmness for choice grades,
which and in demand lower grades quiet and
nominal The shipping demands have consumed fair amount
OF New at 25d32c We quote: State, 1875.
&a6c.; Californian (nOmnaD. lOdl5c.
INDIA RUBBEIThore have been moderate sales of Para
prices other descriptions quiet and unchanged
62c Fine Para 43c for Coarse do 5ld52c for Esmer
aida Soc Pressed Guayaqul 4sc for DO Carthagena
47c for Nicaragua scrap. and SOC. for do, Sheet.
LATH-The market shows considerable strength under
fairly liberal sales and not heavy at 81 30
y NJ
lots have been taken at slightly lower
figures offerings rather limited heavy and damaged
Receipts Of the 5O9l7 sides and
lS46 bales. Exports 1880 Sides 10000 % England
and 1000 20 the Continent We quote:
New-York tribune., 1876-08-30
DOMESTIC MARKETS.


BuFFMo Aug. 29.-Iake recelpts-Flour 1900 bbls-
Corn i%$ 900 Gh RailrCad receipts s-Four 400 @ 6ols
Rye 1900 bush Camel @ shipments for udewstsr-Whsa
5000 b1sh RarSads Shipments 5000 Sbs Wheat
1900 bush Corn 1850 bush: oats LOCO bush; Rye
Ss%YSTE Lumber s. 8 e Albany dae Eeai aTm sales
SSe po W @ Casf pSso s Ne@ Pfoc $
- so Wheat dun mers holding OF for decline quota
No. Mixed wstGrh a. 4Se; % bush b sample f6 q
neglected BARLEY seeds inactive Timothy nominal at
T on al a. pS5s R%1es TSs naS on
e!evaing and storage rates viii be lc Including days
CHICAGO Aug 29-Flour steady and unchanged. Wheat
aBsetd but weak and .s Nc e. cGasq S spGeF
closed si 0ct06sr No Chicago age Spring SShsT
N Cash coz Ga
dur tending &c cS Rav II s SC S smaSd
ar Snd GSs Soc css 7ge PORK heavy
gf Ed gE Sa aSd So 90 90
ssc a shoTi ss ys D Mde, Bk Short Clear @iddes
S1saSc ali summer CURED boxed cash. Whisky STEADY and
$500 5bIs; Wheat 1000 bush Corn $4,000 90 bush Sn
SnS S8SO SS Gg
$4,000 BUSH oats 600 bush Rye 600 s0sn Barley
5ssS E5sSSG sadn % seseSS SER
Po sS ~ 30
6er or October ga 50 ali the year lard heavy 50 IS
$sFlour aqtet and g9enangea Wheat
% arm y at S5asse Pork dull sl6 5CSsl6 55
sI2as2sS; current make sS 81 "a SO IS Bulk Meats
fair demand sales regular Of shoulders at 6tc Clear Rap
ssrs dc at 90 s2r o ss clear cs S se
gas SCI Clear Sides ss loc Whisky steady 81 TO- But
ser a m 3D. 15a R Pmf
eg Fair TO- Good IdgE ss so d. Heavy Is 2oS
&c 80; receipts, $50 shipments, $40
N Tauf Aas 81 NS e
5.c No Milwaukee "a &c Corn stronger No at 43 & &c
Freghs quiet but steady Wheat 70 Buffalo 2c Receipts
bbis. Flour, s 500 bush. Wheat
PHLApELPnIA Aug 29.retroe9m firm Refined % 2ec
Il s0as S5 FoarHsaies i5oObbis Extra So aasl 2s
IS 25Gs6 so Pennsylvana Ohio and Indiana dor IS 769
IS rs: high grades, s7ds8 25 Rye Flour, 81 25 Corn
Il M' s2 ao sGas Rne %H' 81 S. W il Rye
6Oc. Corn quiet and weak Yellow, 57d58c Mixed PIG
White s6dsSc for Sew lOsI4e old Whisky-westefn
81 l3. Butter-New York and Bradford County ExIas
a2uc Do DO Frsts iGdI7c; do Western Extras a2oo
do Frsts i6Gl7c Cheese in limited demand; NewYork
syTSs HeGJeTsey and Delaware Fresh 50s2ic west
do. l9d2uc Recepts-Flour, $40 bbs; Wheat d5800
BUSH Corn l24 600 BUSH Rye llO00 bush oats, 2s00O
bush. EIports-Corn, S2, ,668 bush, ,,-,.
ST LOUIS Aug Flour quiet and weak business very light
EV Wheat generally & as1aagss m 'Ge % Tes SweS 10 do ST.
spot 999,c., September Corn moderately active; NO
M5G u & & spot .po % &c., S 81 SSseT
Rye wanted s bid spS % saes At To- S2 o Asas sSa
75Ss7 d Sa loc Bulk Meats dull shout
ders Che Clear rib and Clear Sides SO and & Bacon dull
agSc. I've mcgs active, firm the demand exceeds the sup
ply Workers and Bacon - 9oGse 20 Butchers e 2SS
49, Ea9S .a 2s 90 % ss
Texans 1888 62b Common TO Iair do s2 S7aGs2 sdoo
Keeep9o 66ls Flour 10000 GO bush Wheat ooo SSVSo SGs
Barley, 100 Hogs. 900 Cattle
New-York tribune., 1876-08-30
The STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LvEnroo Aug mcoS,on dsa y eass aans Sps mo-.
S bales ead%s LOO S5 100 wess and
apson 70 arrive dull and esseri Middlng upands Low
Mlddng clause deliverable August AZ Ssai 90 & aG ae-
ALE ccober and November at DO do new crop shp
"a 0etober and November by SAIL NJ ou 10 ao do SNIP
Ia Soyember and December by sail az I'd The receipts 1i
Wheat for past three days were 2oooo ques Oh "neh
IysarooLAns 2o2 nrcadsgns are nFm; rr Cc5nd 9Jd
IA Dbl Wheat g3d a05 Genital for average Caiior
e,s white 90 40 Tor Club do, 1890 Tor He'd western
snr,ns and o. 900 for Red Winter. - .. ,,. ,,.,
xvs1ooI, Aug 2os9 mIcS.ton sn. 70 ar,sS erasi
s<nteunber October. at 6ssd do do new srpI
s ravemier M Od the sales oday, 3SOl aes were
hrs Tie msiEei and Fabrics at Manchester
Il dpu AID tspding do~l
New-York tribune., 1876-08-30

yn ss%a4a om for .s ss:n i
&
opSP eE a $40 y @ S ts ts for for
November At 80 and sellers option for the re-
%a1GF oa %Hs 8 IS & s. a. sS%5
bid and asked for oStoesT $40 o. bid "a and % sis, s0
Sr the remainder Of the y 90 % T,o 1@& 5& 80 "9 %
8 sa hS iSF !elur1g @
%ssf ln os 81 9 S m wsG sold for e
Tor eVsfes January is77 Closing al $40 62 on ts
sgv and wanted al full fS prices Other dun and
and yalnes were well maintaned. state Cream
pals g G SGmmn fair 70 c4SGS P4@a sa ssod D'y G
ChOice state drkins at 22g26e Tor Far 10 fTme 2 y
Ss S ESef s!se 6r dhs
rae, ST FAIR S hp for Common @G q Primer nor c Tor
$%iss cIs5nsSS Ss%9n e a, 6
a7s Coca Prime. and 2;eSos; for Choice s: =
country markets The business howeyei limited ted
se E4ctpS gSoc at es1 for Fair for TO FaGsg state
pairy at ' saS ;' c ski@@od aud HatsSmmed saGc
Ene 70 Choice. and 7iaaSc for iull Cream Gheddar
EGGS were IN far demand and very rm Long isnd ana
Western 6d20c-he latter for Choice and Canada at ~
RTcE-Tnero moderately fair trade in Domestic @ at
81 steady nsne o 90 Gases s cs " NeW Rane
g 100 Dan Taages sons circular Of tais 51s
Of very satisfactory Sarscte the guilty alton
yhr via s PGs al The nfea
than heretofore progressing
it hardly probable that the crop viii De forced forward the
large losses OF last year by poPg teaching sharp and not not
ayed strike and while the later report shows more set
feeling the situation still the fact
labor question has been somewhat involved with
politics"
sALT-There a moderately fair trade in both hne
and bulk GRADES and steady prices rule We qaoe Ashtnns
waslnngOns, and Deakins, IL 25dSl 40; other brands,
81 l5Gsl 25i Liverpool Ground, 90cd$l Lisbon 2Oc;
Turks Island 25c.
SEEDS-Inseed has lattery been quiet at 81 tn god for
Calcutta other seeds quiet and nominav unchanged.
Canary rules at s2 40 GS3 25 with fair trade DOMESTIC
Faxseed nominal at 81 40dSl 4J Timothy $2ds2 70, and
Clover l69lGQc.
SPICES-There fair jobbng trade at firm prices. In.
voices neglected but hn We quote
White, d96C.;
ClOVes 35a3Gc stems Cassia-China 2lc.;
lSd20c. GinCer-Calcutta 6ad61c; Atcan,
PImento, ~ 2c NutmoRs. s5GSSc. all gold.
SKINSThe business In Goat skins for the week viii foot
aggregate and previous quotations retained with
seadness Deer Skins have been rather quiet but st
New-York tribune., 1876-08-30
COTTON MARKETS.

GALVESTON Aug 29-Cotton easy Mddhng, IL &c; Low
Mddling lOs,c: Good Ordinary 9Sgc. net receipts 65b
gross 577 bales sales 40 bales stock 370i bales
NORFOLK. Aug 29.-COtton quiet Mdding, ii SC; mel
reccps 39 bales exports ooaswse o44 oales sales lsS
PHIi SpEIPHIA Aug. 29-CottOn quiet; Middling, 12c.
Middling, lie Good Ordinary, lOlsc net recelps
bales; gross, = bales. ..
cepts "a bales sales leo Dales; stock 5,S2i bales.
BALTIMORE, Aug. 29.-CottOn dull and easier Micdling
llSallsc. Low Middng lOTsdllc; Good Ordinary, lOd
receipts 81 bales gross 56 bales exports coast
80 bales sales 1885 bales spnner 50 bales stock
1893 bales. 49,
boston Aug. 2s.-Cotton quiet Mddling, l2i4c Low
Middling IL sc Good Ordinary lO2c net receipts, ZSJ
gross 293 bales exports to Great Britain l441 bales
CiScISSSfI Aug 29-Cotton quiet and easy Middlng
7O Oacs shipments 270 bales sales % bales stock $3.50
WILMINGTON Aug 29-Cotton nominal Middling, IL &c ;
MiddAuE, l0isc Good Ordinary 9sc.i net receipts,
sAyAsSAH Aug. 29-COtton easy nominally unchanged;
Midllng l0i4c.; Low Middlng 9Ieac. Good Ordinary,
sac net receip 3Ol bales gross 3ol bales sales, l92
bales; stock. 2,S91 bales .,,,. 80,
Midlng iO9lOtc. Good Ordinary 9hG99c. receipts %
bales; sales. ID bales.
lie Middng lOltc.; Good Ordinary, Ssc.; net re-
ceipts 80 bales sales, 100 bales stock, 3ess bales
NEW ORLEASs. Aug 29.-COtton duh Middhng II SC;
Low MiddHng, lO1lc; Good Ordinary 9'ac. net receipts
l72 bales gross 2O6 bales sales 900 bales stock, SOO7a
0IoIusy1ItE Aug 29-Cotton dun; Middling, ll4c.
ST LOUIS Aug 29.-Cotton quiet; Mlidlng II Sc; Low
Mdding, lOl2c.: Good Ordinary, Ssc receipts, OAes
CgtRIEsfoN Aug 2e-Cotton easter; Mlddlng. l0Tc
Low Middng. l0Sdl0l2c Good Ordinary. s'4c net re-
cepts, Ill bales sales, 200 bales; stock sl3 bales
New-York tribune., 1876-08-30

sTEARIN was lower sales l25 tics. Prime at l2s
sUGAR-ihe marke, for Raw grades was very quiet, nc
; w % BG Ss s Rqs Rs%sT as xs qg qRea MAIN @
iSnea Refined On nS sso s g f snt M s 9Hoea @
Cuba inferior 10 common Refining. s3sLc; Fair Re
fRf I 10 ' 6Sdcs SoSh roa Gnq &SS & daas mS nlR bids and
SS4s SS4s: sS %s Msaa "a a2aan B. Sa.
to y shds s'sc; Nos 10 20 II bsdgAc Nos u to 10
iiisr; White, i6Ssli tc Porto Rico, Rednng Common
70 , Prime S sisgo - yos 40 @ 20 JsSS do
Nos. 10 % u. 9.d0S4c Manila superior and Extra su
TXILoW-Iarket steady and moderately active; sales
100 pkgs Prime At ssc and 10000 . Prime at ssd5'ec
ToBAcco-rhere has been better business in Kentucky
%rs s Snd osISS for Seclea secde has been rather
Ge eg5 no change 90 note 100 1p H Ss | s al al 80
l6e i32 do isII a. eTe 100 ,.o "a
bales Havana al ssc d$l 10
North SIN quoted 81 7Oasl 49, gold and
Arctic at e. ojds2 10. currency. , -, -, ,,,. -,
81 l gallon Alcohol Unchanged sales Of 20 bbs at - 10
WooI-ihis market continues present firm and rsgu
% PPr9s 1op Ip =" nT H as last noted holders are not
derons OF forcing business especially when The hu views w
be replaced adyan,age Mannaelurers IN
his Is thoronghy understood in The country il predicted
that S ST vii m SE s ga F SnS
quiet owing 10 the quality Of The ogeIngs Texas s, shows
readily obtain fn figures FIeoces especially hrm
choice ots most toe much 10 20 t'sq n n are s ss.
nominal than We quote: - 49, -
WASHED FlEEcE-XN& and Pickloek. S0ai5c.i Xxx. $50
se r. s2a5sS 40 SoGSSe r1 No = 49, Coarse
CALIFORNIA USwAsnEDspring Cbp. ltd26c., Pail CHIP.
lO02Oc -
PULLED wooI-EItrs, 3oas5c Super. 2s4sec. No 20 a
Csc; 2, sdl2c.; Lambs % 3Oc; western 32dZoci
southern g0d1Jo, California lbd&S.
ORfGOs. WEsTERN AND SOUTHERN hTAITs-I nWashcd Cl0'h
Ing 5d2sc. do. COmlhng, 3OGj3c .
fFxSs-Unwashed superior ~ d25c 90. average lsd2oc
Ordinary, lGdl7c: Coarse. 1idl6c
NFwMENICAN AND COLORADO-W ashtd L &c. INV Ashc
lGdlgc.: Black, lidlsc.
FoRTIGS WO0Is- -Australan-PortP Philip 35Gilc; sydney,
$50 3So; Zealsbd 6a4Oc. Cape-western Province
33c.; Eastern do 29dS2c
New-York tribune., 1876-08-30

this was done by the use of special wire from Han
eyersauare over which che sales were transmitted
The earnings of the Ohio and Mississippi Railway
Company for the third week in August WERE Id
1875, $7O,2O2 10; in 1875, $77;67a AZ; increase
in 1876, $7,4I1.
The following shows the exports CexelusiVe 81
spece) from the port of New-York to foreign ports
for the week ending Aug. 20 and since the beginning
Of the year: - ,s,. ,s,a.
vos .no,rsaN S5659OeS Si146312 s6640bS5
PSeyioSsIy reported. l9227l425 1o2666S2s l6s7o62I
Total since Janl sI97 4sS sl6esl2G CAL sl7425 al2
Price Of gOld......... 109a n4H HoH
New-York tribune., 1876-08-30

!. 40 n m.-snirits Petroleum, lId. p

LIVERPOOL Aug. 2e-5;30 D. m.-sprs Petroleum, No.
gallon; Rennei do, lSd. y gallon. -,
New-YOrk Central &c. -.
LONDON Aug. 29-l:S0 D. m-Erie Railway shares, 1913
Paris dispatches ceLt Rentos at OGi ~ Tor the
account.
LONDON Aug 29-330 p; n-The amount Of bullion gone
into Bank OF England on balance today Is 3sSOOO
LONDON, Aug, 29-4 p. mConsols, 9oss for both money
the Paris dispatches quote five per cent Rentes
at 1861. &C. for the account.
LONDON, Aug. 29530 p m.-Retned Petr9eum W lsd v gal
LONDON, Aug. 29-Evening. -Linseed OIL Z4i3 PcWt
PARIS Aug 29.-Exchange on London 2jL Al2e; 80.
FRANKFORT Aug 20 Unitet States bonfs new nves w
AH1wERP, Aug. 29Peroleum, 6Of for hne pae Anieilc