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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-07-13
CENTAuR
EINIMENTs.

The lame can be healed and the wounded mad
whole. We now now nat what tho Centaur
lAniraents HiH a.. They viii h9t mend broken
bones Or cure Calcaf but they wiH extract sore.
ners allay paln, cnre hheumatisn md larecr
range nt ilesl, bone and muscle ailments than
any article ever before discovered.
Scientific skilI cannot go beyond the effects Of
these remarkable Preparations, Chronic Rheu-
mktism Of many years standing, Neuralgia
Weak Back Fever soreH Weeping Einews
sciatlea, CakedbreaAt., Distorted Joints and
spralned Limbs Of the worst Kind arc eurod by
the White Ceniaur Eminent.
II Will destroy the pain and heal without
scar all ordinary Burus aud Seelds II will ex-
tract the poison Of l3tee ana siings, and Che
frost from Frozen Limbs. 1t ia very eficacious
for Ear-ache, Tooth-acbe, Itch aud CuiauoouE
Emptians
Mr.. Josiah Wostako, Of MarysyiIlc, O writes.
For years my rheumatism has been - bad
that have been unable 70 stir from the house.
The orst three bottles or CentAur Eminent en-
abied ne TO walk without my crutcbes. am
mendlng rapidly. think your Liuiment simply
a marvel"
c. n. Bennett Druggist, Rock Prairie, Mo-,
sass
"Centaur Eminent sells better and gives The
best satisfaction Of anytling ID the market"
Wat the qentaur Luimpnt has done for 9th
ers i will q FOR you. II il handy Il Is reliable,
and II 10 cheap.
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LIVING 1nRouGn rmE YEARS AoAls

49,
IN certain farm house twenty years
ago a great blank was kept and labeled
lone Journal. Every night somebody
made an entry IN il. Father set down
the sale Of the calves, OF mother the
cutting OF baby's eye tooth, or, per.
haps Jenny wrote full account OF the
sleighiug last night or Bob the pro
ceedings Of the Phi Beta Club, or Tom
serAwled, Tried my new gun. Bully.
Shot into the fence and Johnson's old
cat" On towar DIS the middle OF the
book there was an entry Of Jenny's
marriage. and one of the younger girls
had added desc ription of the brides
maids dresses. and long afterSard
there was written, This day Father
died. in Bob's trembling hand. There
was a blank Of many months after that.
But nothing could have served better
10 bind that family Of headstrong boys
aud girls together than the keeping Of
this book. They come back to the old
homestead now, men and women with
grizzled hair, TO see their mother, who
IS still living, and turn over its pages
reverently, with many hearty laugh,
or the tears coming into their eyes. 1t
is their childhood come back again in
visible shape.
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California.
Omaha and California Line
Winona and st. Peter Line

IL the only route for Winona, Rochester, owa-
| tonna, Mankato, ST. Peter, New Ulm, and all
points IN southern and Central Minnesota. Its
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The Yellow CsRtaur Lininent

i worth its weight in gold "a owners Of horses
and mules.
This Liniment hAs cured fi5re sprained.
swcenled Ring-boned snd Called horses III
three years than have AL the FAuiars in the
country IN an age - effects are simply Won
derfal
We have thousands upon thousands Of eertG.
cates ~ strong a. the foiiow3BR,
MS Aorsc vas lame fgr a year With fetlocs
wrench III remedies utterly failed 70 cure and
considered hin worthless unil ] eommeneed
70 nee Ccutsur Eminent, which rapidly cured
hin. ihe4rtily rec mmeud it
hEY. GRO vs. FEKhIs.
MAEofYiiie, Bch0haris Co, n "
s'DEhK FIH- \ have usrd your Cahtaur f.inl-
n.snt 10 my family. aud find 4 % 10 great
Yaius. Please send nae two d3iiAfs worth, one
f0t The mules an1 hQgels.
HtIEY BlCKLEs,
Pals station, WtWaiug %. "a"
i makes yfry little difference wha, tho case
j., whether % - Wrench, spraia, Poll-Eyil.
Elngbguf, Scratches Or LsmsHsss y any klnd
the effects are the same. isfefymeu. Stage
prppret9fs Farmers, a. sFAogld never he with.
cut the leifos Centauf LnimeDt. Il Il sold
everywhere, sud warranted ~ ~ sfiecis.
Laboratory Of ). b Rose q Co.
~ Deg s., sep Yofk.
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CATARRH,
Five Years Sickness Cured by Four
Bottles OF Constitutional Catarrh
Remedy
Pain in Shoulders, Back and Lungs.
and Droppings in the Throat Disappear

81. ARMAND, P. O.. Sept IA, 1874
Messrs. LITTLEFIELD & Co:
Dear Susi.~Being desirioua that others may
know something of the merits OF your "GONsTI-
ruTIONAL CATAHRH RFAsFpYn / wirh TO inform
you what IL has done for me. am % years old,
had been out OF health for about five years.
had employed three or four different doctors ANY
tried various medicines, without receiving and
permanent benefit, bat continued rather to grow
worse, until last fall, when hsd become so hsd
as to be unable to do an hours work at time
Had severe soreness and pain under the shout.
der blades and through the shoulders, with very
lame back, and feeling in my right lung as
though there was weight bearing il down, with
continued dropping in the throat and down upon
tho lungs. Such was my condition when | com.
nonced to take your Catarfh Remedy, one bopto
Of which ceased my pains and gave me an inn
proved appetite and after taking four bottles
was restored 10 health, so as to be able TO endure
bard and continued labor, snch as chopping and
clearing land, AZ which ave been engaged the
past season. My recovery ! attribute solely,
with Gods blessing, TO the use OF your Catarrh
Remedy.
Yours truly, HENRY SNYDER
Deafness and headache Cured by
One Bottle.
MANCHESTER, N. H., June 2, 1876.
Messrs. LITTLEFIELD Co.;
deftAomeJtt-l Wish 70 inform You OF the benefit
that have received from your yaluahle CoSsT1.
ruTIogAL CATARBu REMEDY. had the Catarrh
80 bad that my hearing was affected badly One
bottle restored my bearing 70 thai l can hear
the tick OF tho clock very plain. ] had the head
ache for year all the time; the last three
months have not had any headache, and my
health wss never better than at the time Of writ.
ing this ! can cheerfully recommend il to all
sufferers from caarrh.
Very respectfully yonrs,
s. y, HUBBARD,
Agent Union Mutual Life Ins, Co., 1857 Elm 1t.
Price 81 per bottle. Sold by all Druggists A
Phsmpiet of 81 pages, giving Treatise on Ca.
tarrh, and containing innumerable cases OF
cures. ssnt free, by addressing the proprietors
LITTLEFIELD Il CO., Manchester, N b.
ron SALE By
WAIT 81 HARD, Manchester, Vt.
l06ly
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five attend carefully 20 our duty,
and keep both beams and notes cut Of
cur own eyes. those Of others will not
seriously trouble us.
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$4,000 in
DAMAGED DRY GOODS.

None should lal to call aud see our
goods aud get prices We shall con.
,inue the sale through April You
that cannot GENE, send ior samples
500 pieces Prints. haac User 81, n0uc
Of your 8 80 " ward pieces, remnants
be. Cotlous 81 all kinds So inch fine
&c per yard. Cotton, 40 inch, 9 els.
Bleacacd Cottoas. sc inch. Sc. Fruit
oi the Loom. lie. Namsutta. lajc.
Shooting pa, heavy bleaohod 80 cts
~ inch Pillow Case Cotton 10 cents.
Largest ~ K choice shcotings ia the
state, Zoe oods .9r t2lHlc, 800
pieces
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Leamon' Dyes Color silks.
Leamoa's Dyes Color Wooleus.
Leamon's Dyes Color Cottons.
Leamon's Dyes Color Anything
Drugglsts sell Them. book giving full aud
explicit directions will BE- seut 70 any one BY
addressing the proprittors, WELLS, BIeHARpsoS
Go Burlington, VI
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Freeport Dubuque Line
CHICAGO & Milwaukee Line

Is the old Lake Shore Route, aud il the ony
one passing through Evanston Lake Forest
Highland Park, Waukegan, Racine, RcnoshA q
Afsi.vs
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on hand. Hard wood and hard Pine
flooring furnished to order.
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WINDOW GLASS

always kept in stock, Cut, Figured.
Colored, Plate, Embossed and Stained
Glass furnished Sc short notice and AZ
B
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bleached winter Toe 7ac olive casks 81 l7 81 22s
do cases - 50 - 4o winter blesched nsh. s6c 4sc

-s'ss = -s.; ss; s:::s.; s.. n.i IL
Ss ss %ss' firm ss' .s
as foows --cruds. in bulk. Ike do. IN bills. i9c
Sapsss ,;aSss !" Ss is dsss a. Ns ss,s
sS NJ gs .ed Hds' y & from a" hs cssss xs's
msns Offered :. s.. OF c,.y hr@ = 7sal uni'ed not
"Sia sS"s .AHp@sna - o . S lard ss
and and SIS cut sss 80 80 6 $50 ~
The pors market was drmsr closing at sns second cali
% ga % & 'aa i e
sspssmbs; AND SIS IS for os.oSsr 500 So. ,sd
-: pss,sa bellies ,sia :,
1855. fresh BELLE: AZ S}ss Toe p'sslsd ham.
!. . s, sa s. lC .as s aaS sG':s
Sss zoe Ss si.y ana Wsssa long :is.; BE-:
' ' y. III ;"ssiss'a plain W ''s ss
Beef hams were quiet At ssi for prime Western and s
prices Lard Without decided change. The closing
1s.s bid sU Is asa
sV % Sa $40 80 - sstsd % ia SsssssI $40 10 SS sso 80
lid SO Asssd * The sales were 900 .ssces at 80 20 and
ioss srss Western a. io'.s and rs .isrses grade
Ike Continent and io,ss e ior CUBA CITY City 80 wa:
nominal :. i,ae market quiet sales we're % 'erees Tor
remained firm ",
70 god DC os.e, and DO con,mon. &C. aac Rangoon
1s e sSss Ss epa &c rs.s" ss sSsd
SUGAR-The marAet Tor sugar very hrm
the bnsis VI 9c 9sc tor fair good refining; 40
hhds Cuba soid ~ &C. Rehned steady. We quote
Sa .''ess sas. ' good e. ssnas. Ssss ssd
and boxes Nos to IL, 9c lo4c do, molasses, hhdA
and boxes &c. &C. Porto kico rehning PRIME
sac Y5c do ar ~ choice 9,sc vsc refined
standard A, lie 1oc OIL A. lUAc. lOsc. crushed
IKE. powdered l1c llsc granulaed, IL lac
lIsac second quality do. li9sc Ne loaf. lls,c
SrxARISk The market was quiet and unchanged
TALLow.-Receipts--3S hhas. l27 tierces. l59 bbls
aud 90 The market quiet with sales OF
2o 70 lbs. prime At Ssc
alcohol The market seaiy with sales Of IDS bbis
.Sl IL.
FREiGHrs-The main business In petroleum tom ge
tor charter with unchanged generally though
what irregular and in instances nominal The rates tor oil
vessels TO Baltic ports were, however. steady Engage
ments;ro Liverpool, per steam, 2+oo bushels grain "a
three load bin) at Cad. loo boxes cheese
6oA $50 ticree, lard at soa 10 London.
por stcam 100 bba pork on private terms.
Chsrsers-A Norwegian bark hence 10 the German Baltic.
with $500 bbs refined petroleum. ut 6s I'D an Italian
brig henee, with 1000 cases d. to the Levan At 55c
brig. from rhadelphia to liavrs Dunkirs or Antwerp.
hence Trieste, with 900 bbls refined at 3s lid Brit
sh bark, hence TO Hayre, with 42UU bbs do. 5s
British ship hence Havrc with 80 bbs do Is lUd
British bark from Baltimore East coast Ireland with
26D quarters at 6s Americun bark. 49,, tons.
laid BERTH with general to Antwerp at current
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FAILURE OF COHART Il co.

The failure Of the old and reputable firm OF Cohart
Ellis, Clarke x Co.. of No. 425 Broome street was re-
ported yesterday The principal creditors filed petit
ton in involuntary bankruptcy and yesterday the
papers were sent on to Judge Blatchord, Newport
for his signature The rm wholesale dealt In wool
lens, and their failure to the shrinkage IN value
and tho hard times. The liabilities are estimated at
$50 600 and the assets are not yet known. The PEE
titiOnng creditors are FJrtman * Co. Pastor Walkcn
shaw Co. Van Valkenbcrgh a. Lcavitt, Hardt ~ Co
and Leabman Bros. The claims OF these aggregate
$4,000 There are seventeen more creditors, amOug
whom the other $50 O0J is distributed Aessrs Carter
Eaton, tho counsel tor The petitioners state that in
all PROBABILITY composition will he made with the
creditors under the new bankrupt law AMI that 1t s
likely the nrm will resume bus mess
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON SPOT EASIER; FUTURES, l-l6O
1920. LowER-FLoUR srRADY-wHKAT
QUIET, BUT YIRMER-CoRN FIRM-oATs
QUIET AND sTEADY-wHIsKEY UNCHANGED
PORK TIRMKR-LARD UNCHANGED-PETRO-
LRuM FIRM Spirits TURPENTINE STEADY
ROsIN sTEADY-oILs STEADY COFFEE FIRM
SUGAR FIRM-FREIGHTs FIRM
MONDAY, August 2l-6 p NJ
Business continued moderate in nearly all branches,
and the markets were without decided change, save in
a few instances. ON 'Change business was small.
Flour was steady Wheat quiet but 1rmer for
everything In good order. Corn was hrm but un-
changed Oats quiet and steady. Whskey was
unchanged. Pork fr.ner, but not especially
active Lard without decided change. Freghts
firm Cotton the spot easier Futures, Ice.
= i-32c. lower Coffee firm. Sugar firm. Oils
steady. Petroleum firm. 2osin steady Spirits turpen
tine steady.
CoFFEE-The market for Rio quiet, but firm. Mild cof
fee steady. We quoe Ordinary carsoss l44c l5c.
fair do. 1870. Ies4c good do. i7c. IKE. prime
do. IKE. i7c; range for lots 1915. lss4c.:
fair good l6'c l7c, gold ninety days. Java
government bags. zoe. BE do grass mats. a0c u 2sc
Singapore, lsc. zoe. Ceyon l61sc. lec.; MsracAbo
lac lelsc Laguayra l6tsc 17c Jamaica I5c. l7c.
ST. Domingo lac. l4sc.; Porto Rico. l6c. Isc Costa
Rica Isc lssc Mexican. l51ac l61ac Manila, I51sc
l6sc; Angostura, loc IKE; savsnilla las4c lSc
Curacoa, lie. "A l61Sc
quotably Futures declined 3-32c August
l-i6c 332c. July and l-32c Lice other months
closing barely steady The closing prices to-day compare
with saturdays MS .oilows:-
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THE PRINCE OF CATERERS.
CONTINUED FROM EIGHTH PAGE. ]

The Historically festive associations clustering round
herr numerous eating places Mr. Uemonco recalls
however with pleasure the memory Of LOUIS Napoleon.
ircqusnted the Beaver street eating house, wnis
here New York, in company with his young friend
i.acoste. When Napoleon became Emperor ne made
i.acuste French Consul II may safely DO said that
nearly all the great and distinguished who came
mpi.i,o's guests The Fourteenth street place recalls
memories OF the great ball to Prince Arthur, the pri-
vatr dinner TO the Grand Duke Alexis, gwen oy the
yacht club the baEQues In honor OF Andrew Johnson
while he was Swinging round the crcie;" Sir Morton
le'o Professor Morse ton the completion OF the nrst
cabcl; the Japanese and Chinese embassies; Charles
Dickens, Professor Tynda Christine Nilsson and num-
bercss other memorable occasions. May this new
temple OF the gastronomic art, when IT, IN its turn
vii! have be moved up TO the Park in the onward
growth OF the city, leave fragrant and happy memo
Pea ~ the be abandoned famous eating house
IN Fourteenth street.
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,5s bale. Export. eoa..wise. 1871 Sales. lso. Stock

4i4S S"'e' AA'''" ''A''"'' ''' '"e' ''''
cuARLKsros. August 2i. 1876.
Cotton dun; midding Ike llsse low nidding
poris eossiw,ss @ al sales. 2S STOCK. 1855 '
WILMINGTON. August ~, 1876.
Spirits OF turnenne hrm 2Ic bid Rosin quiet at 81 l21
for strained. Tar quiet at II 30 -
steady wA... Ss':"s sl;. AssS;, q. ,'1s
Il 4 a|ss, s,.mss 'pl and Assa DO so
=. .sr 8 20; NO. red 81, IAN new 80, ~ NO. do new
Corn quiet high lxed hela At ooc, low do. is4e; No
du me &c. 4s e no %s ss old Mssn c oas' re-
leeed 29e Receipts $4,000 bushels heat 5000 corn
bushels wheat. $4,000 do corn 5000 do.
ByrfALo Angus, 81, 1876,
f9 Fsa, e9o s1 ss o. looJ @ 40 hsoaa so,n
90 s.s a,SS do barley 1900 do rye s0 s26o % DO
Canal ,hip@snt. sidewsssrocoTn, 22Sooo Bushels
bushels; corn, agoo6 DO; oats. ?l.o6o do; barley.
sSe ys S & d. S.pA eos n a
sie do !, malt. a4sis do Total. $3.50 bushels Flour
ss s 70. S.ser y u % Tor amber ss 20 s. oI
do 20 ' ad sa
sale. sss 's al e sa
do a. 4ssse high mixed at Soc h"RsGs a, S2e Oats
Seeds dull sale. 200 bushels timothy AZ s. 80 Pork dun at
inally 81 i3; nothing doing.
Flour unchanged: sales. l.soI bbis. Wheat easier for
spring; No ! Mlwsukeo Club 81 y in round lots and
Sl lS Tor lots. old NO whlte Michigan IL 81 Corn
steady high mixed. soc. grade, 55c Corn
changed Xfscd UNCHANGED Canal freghts uneh ged.
Lake receipts-Lumber 737 900 feet Canal shipment-
Wheat. 5000 bushels; lumber, i7l5,oOJ feet Railroad
shipments-Flour. 1850 bbs
CHICAGO. August -, 1876.
Flour quiet bu. firm. whca. active, firm and higher;
No Chicago spring Ss5c 9lc. September s2'6c.
ae3c October No Chicago spring ec rejected 6s1pc.
6etsc Corn derstey active and higher; No 1895,
spot September t4'sc. Octcber rejected c Oats
hrmer 3OAc spot 3Uasc. October rejected 2i1sc hye
hrmer 53c Barley steady aud frm 7oise spot 72sc.
September Pork in good demand and shade higher;
$i7 40. spot. ST. - Si7 Az September
SIT s7,s Sir 40 October: So 10 = SIS Is ali
the year. Lard steady and firm; $40 55 spot ,
$40 So $40 57ls September; $40 40 $40 42la
Octo 80 IS 50 37ss All the Bulk meats steady
and unchanged Whskey steady and unchanged freights
hrmer wheat to Buffalo 21se. !, corn do 2e Railroad
ireghts unchanged. Receipts-Flour. 5000 bbls wheat
2i,0tO bushels 81 900 do. $4,000 do. rye
$500 do. barley. 40 do Shipments Flour 1900
bbls wheat. ~ 90 bushels; corn. 236OOO do oats
$1,000 d., rye. 900 do barley. 400 Al the after
call of the Board-Wheat easier; 9ilac
September 92s4c October Corn unchanged Oats frmer
3oac. 30ssc. September. Pork easter; Sl7 42ia u
$l7 Is, September Lard unchanged
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ADVANCE AND DECLINE

The following the changes IN closing prices CON-
pared with those Of Saturday,
ApvANcx-Iilinos Central. \; Michigan Central, u ;
Northwestern common, "a Central and Hudson, - !;
OHIO and Mississipp, "a Produce and Petroleum, a.
DEcLixx delaware and LackswaDna "a; Lake
Shore n; ST. Paul preferred, y. New Jersey Central,
4; Western Union, "a gold, y.
MONTY xARKEr.
Money continues IN abundant supply and loans to.
day Ally a 2 per cent call loans The following
were the rates OF exchange on New York at the un.
dermentioned cities to-day :-savannah, = premium;
Chasleston, selling q, y premium, buying at y pre-
mum; Now Orleans, commercial, 3,16, bank, u. Gin
cinnat, Armor, par to so premium; 81 Louis, par to
80 premium, and Chicago. par Sterling exchange was
nrm; prime asking rates. %s7K and &s9h; selling
rates, As' and 2ssts s4s9; reichmarks, 945s %,
pbs s5xj prime Paris, 6l5x and 613A. The nom
inal rates ~ follows:-
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OPERATIONS OF TIE GOLD EXCHANGE BANK.
INvE srNEST SHARES.

INVESTMENT SHARES.
Investment shares were marked at the following
prices Pacific, 81; Rock Island Jog lo6k
Illinois Central, ssh SO; Norris and Essex s61s
OF; United States Express. 6o,s; Wells Fargo, S51;
Delaware and Hudson, 81 slk.
oovxRxNlSr BONDS
Government bonds were nrm, except 1868 which
suffered further decline OF q y per cent The
market weak ~ the close and showed then the fol-
lowing quotations:-Unued States SKIES, 1881, regis
tered, ll9h ll9f do. do, do, coupon, lleI l20;
do nvetwentes. 1865, registered, ia; do do, do,
coupon, ia ll4X do do, d. registered new, IFS;
do. do do do, coupon lis, do do 1857, registered,
49, do do, do, coupon, ll9; do do 1865, registered,
1907 l2l; do do, do, coupon l2l l2l4; do, ten
forties registered ll6' lle74 do do. coupon, ll9;
do. new hves, registered, NIX; do do do, coupon,
III ll7H; Pacific SKIES. 1864 1851.
rHE UNITED STATES TREASURY.
Revenue eipis to-day were $500, 600; custom
ccipts $570 O00 bank received for redemption,
5000, 900
The London advces report consols and United
States bonds shade weaker, at decline Of about
per In old 1865, however, there was falling
of Of y per cent to 1855 In sympathy with the re-
cent sharp decline in market Erie was steady.
The Bank Of England gained fl0 900 bullion on bal
to-day. At Paris rentes declined from 1867 zoe.
ta,ions: :-Consols tor money, sdH u 96h; do for
count, 964 u s6,5; hvs-twenty bonds OF 1865 (old),
l05k; ls67's, l09H lo9,4; ten-forties, lo7k
lO7h; Owes. lo77s Erie, l3&; do, preferred,
2lh.
RAILROAD Boxpa
Railroad bonds were quiet and firm Onion Pacific
hrsts advanced to l05a<, sinking funds to 9jk and
Western Pacncs 1909. ST. Paul consolidated sink.
ing T. -nds u per cent lower, selling NJ 011s.
North Missouri 6rsts sold at 90 The following were
the closing quotations for Pacific Railroad bonds
Union frsts lO5A to l06 Union land grants. los to
lO5H; Union sinking funds, s5k to 9s; Centras, looh
TO 11Q
SHARES.
There we're no dealings in bank sharea The follow
ing the latest bids:--America, 140; Central
National 100x; City, 800; Corn Exchange, 100: FIRST
National, 200; Fourth National s91 Merchants, lis;
Metropolitan. l2l; Nassau. 102; North America 81
Republic 10; St Nicholas. o.
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
Tho following are the phiadelphla stock quotations
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALvksToN, August q, 1870
Cotton dull easier mddng II low middling, Ne :;
good ordinary. lU,sc Net receipts 49, bsles Sales
stock, 1.7st
NKw ORLEANS, August ~. 1879
Cotton quiet; middiing, Ike. good ordinary, lOl.c
mddng Ike. Net receipts $50 bales, gross.
To Great Rritan, 1911 to the Continent 373
Sales. 25O stock. 3O.S85
SAVANNAH. August II, I-76
Cotton duli middling, lie low middiing. 1915. ;
good ordinary SIC. Net receipts. 1O9 bales Exports
coast wise, 354 Sales, A. stock, ,723.
NOBLE, August q. 1876.
Cotton quiet: midling. I1isc Its.c Low middIing
ioxc iOtte good ordinary, we. s,Sc Mes rscsp.s
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The wheat market quiet. hrmer, especially
Tor good wheais which and spsringy offered
The about 5000 bushels mostly uhsound win
ter At roc SOC but including prime No. Northwest at
Texas 81 10 aud red winter do at 81. Corn
firm but not We active The sales HDout .OJO
bushels including OUJD bushels Sic delivery
56,c for steamer ungraded Western mixed. 5stsc
5c ungraded sail xed choice Kansas ungrad
mi >ed aud graded Western white. 81 Tor choice yellow
we're quet decided change We note OF
6OyD bushels 3jtsc tor No. Chicago xcd in store,
3Jc. for choice do Ia store. 35c Ale for amber
state, 43c for choice Northwest and 45c choice old
Rye quiet. There sales within the
OF BLOOD bushels Western private
Barley duI aud nominal Barley malt also dull
ominsi with sales. however 81 70 cash for
Canada aud soc cash for tworowed state.
usSEs.-We sale of 1870 bales gunny cloth pri
liKxp JurE-The market steady but
quiet We quote american dressed. $50 500 Tor
GLE S2OOs S!25 for dgubis and xl2oa $i25 Tor rough
Aania hemp, lac The, gold; Russia, clean. x2Uu a
$40. gold: italian s27j S2s, god jute sac. a5i4e.
currency jue butts 2ic 21sc cash Ssal hemp. 5zc
oi,c.. gold. iste. SIC. 5,.c. go.d-
LISsEkD.We note 100 bags and 1000 pockets,
ex star OF Brunswick at 81 52ss. gold tour months
MoLAssss-Tne market Tor domestic stcsdy:
Foreign nrm We quote tuba, centrifugal aud
mixed. 24c 34c.; clayed.. 35c. 4oc.:
covado refining, 3sc. fic do. grocery SIC. Ace
Porto Rico iUc. 6Oc; English Islands. Soc. J0c New
Orleans 20 good 4~c prime choice 56c 6Oc.
sToKEs.Ihe general market steady former
prices OJ Dbs strained good sold al 81 50
II U5. We quote IS rts ot turpentine. 2y1sc rosn,
strained 81 30 SI v good strained, 81 So 81 o7s;
tar. Wilmington ana Wasnington S3 DO Advices from
follows kosn quiet. strained. ~ l2;
good do 81 Is. Tar quiet: 81 80 Turpentine steady:
hara 81 son 81 7o virgin 81 10 Spirits urn, 27c. bid
The New York herald., 1876-08-22

om.s.-Ihe market was steady but unchanged. We
quote :nseed, casks BE 54c. cottonseed crude 3sc
sou nen yellow isc aj'c- yellow winter, 51c 5sc.
white winter, Jjc Lard present make sjc Soc sperm
crude 81 do beachcd winter, ~ 20. do do
81 %; whale, crude korthsru &C. do. southern. 6Se
The New York herald., 1876-08-22

The following table OF prices OF the prominent gold
and silver mining shares including the opening prices
Of to-day, received by telegraph from Francisco
Is furnished by William Ward, Drcxel Bullding:-