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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-03-27
AT PoRrsMoUrH.

AT PORTSMOUTH.
portsmouth March l2) correspondence OF London
Times.
The sea made sweep over the outer Publications
and poured into the moat in a line OF cascades, while
tho spray few the rampnrts put the whole OF
the Grand Parade and Broad street under water and
flooded houses in the neighborhood Tho Victoria pier
much injured, some OF the tmbcrs being carried
away To the eastward the overlooked the beach,
and breaking over the Es?anade, inundated the Com
mon from the pier 10 Southsea Castle direction
and TO the Pier Hotel In another
The tramway was submerged for considerable dis
lance.
souhsea pier suffered.
One OF the projections on the terrace OF the Assem-
ply Rooms was destroyed several lighthouses we're
overturned, the seals the Espanade torn away and
the carriage drive covered with seawecd.
The manmast which serves the parish church as
also thrown down
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only succeeded in entering H. The other boat was
for Fokestone, and passed down o. hfteen minutes
aQer six
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For years past the floods in Hoboken have not been
Several square OF land under water the depth
varying from two to three feet All OF the streets
OF Willow street. including Clinton, Adams and Jeier-
son, are inundated. Roatmcn piled their trade in the
flooded streets yesterday, and made good deal Of
money. Rats likewise used Many people
imprisoned in their houses awaiting the fall OF
the waters In Monroe street. near First the furni-
ture the ground floor of a small house all a1oat
In Second street, near Jefferson, the road and side
walks undermined. The damage done will amount
to several thousand dollars. Mayor Russell, Of Hobo
KEN and several the Aldermen OF that place, viewed
the yesterday, and the Common Council will 1t
is said discuss the proposition OF the Hoboken
Land Improv cement Company TO permanently drain the
meadows, provided the city Will impose an al nual tax
all property for this purpose In addition
to the damage done the Weehawken branch OF
the Ere Railroad, from the north OF Newark street
up to Weehawken, has suffered good deal by under
mining. Travel was temporarily DISTRACTED the
North Hudson (horse Railroad, owing 10 wooden
sewer box under the track beng cut away by the
waters force OF men were sent to repair tho dam
age, under the orders of Mr. Brookes, and the road
repaired and travel resumed. A number OF belated
meadow residents TO reach their homes on Saturday
night had to wade through water over their knees.
quantity OF trucks employed yesterday In trans
porting people and provisions the Hooded districts
came down the ravine sewer from the Palisades The
yesterday covered the steps OF the going up
the elevator to the Palisades The flood subsidized
considerably yesterday, but several days will elapse
before the streets will be free from water Hundreds
persons from New York visited the scene yesterday
The police authorities doing all they can TO mt
gate the suerngs OF the inundated residents in the
lower part OF the city,
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BREAK IN THE CANAL AT PRINCETON, N. j.
WOMAN DIES FROM EXPOSURE TO THE

TRENTON N. j., March 20, 1879
The heavy rains caused a break in the canal at
Princeton and another at Bakers Basin. The damage
is slight
The Assanpik Creek, which runs through this city,
carried away two heavy stone walls, which cost about
S. 600.
boy named William fell into tho water and his
body carried by the rapdty Of the stream into the
Delaware. The body has not yet boen recovered
woman named Mcbride was found dead the
Brunswick pike this city II is supposed she died
from exposure She has friends in New York. where
her remains will be taken.
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''rnE GREATEST FLOOD IN FIFTY YEARS.
PurSAM, Conn, March 20, 1876.
The creates, food along the Quinnebaug River for
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-04-04
Dissolution Notice,

VIE PARTNERSHIP HERRTOFoRR rYrsr.
III Ing between N. 81 Morr ~ 4. = - A AA4SA.
and West in the ssw.mlll business. n III. ~.
dissolved by mutual consent, John Brodbeck havin.
bought the interest Of the said A. B. Morreii. vho
nov ietfe, rom the arm. The book accounts up =
patv O the old hrm; but eli insbte6neeo
ance sne Ssh o. November. 1875 VIII 30 oettied 81
80 ~" nEn. 4. b. MOhRELI. =
t.s.4f ys; 4s 3. ". TOMpXI6as
800. .!!d!eIano cisy, I z. Jar. !. ls7G jaa5dn
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DOMESTIC MARKETS

GALVESTON. July 10. 1874
Cotton dull and nominal mIddIing. lie. middlinr
stock. 4.7o7
Cotton quiet mddng. ii4r. low middlinr, io1Se.
Espor,s coaswise al sales to6 Stock s,ssi
MosrLx. July 10. 1915;
port: sca.s.s, D. Sales. 200 Zoo Stock s2si - '"
coo. quiet. maanc ,o. $500 .~ Iasns Ssy 10 is1c sc
sgos .s :s"s % ss.. Ss. sa sseepas bales Exports coast
cs';sa quiet; %ldans lie is@ @iasiins. ios ioe
soss ssod o,assry '1c Net receipts 40" sales no
r,on, ,,..av. =. os.5se; y. J. Jnly TO- Is7a
HsI Sc s.s'sSK %K.s as P:lsr M ss. G 4mss. ss sHs IS
piss 'sf us S 81 i.'' IL d; ss
safe, =, sSs 0,'' dn sale. Of white state At ic Corn
changed Lake reeepts-whcat 400 bushels: lumber,
sS.vOO feet Canal shipmcns-Lumbsr $4,000 feet
Receipts. By lakc-fIour. a.7so bsl. wheat, 1900
Flour seo SbIs wheat eat 800 Se iu.2sis corn 'sS Ss
gs', q, U DO shipment, BY cana 70
l49o sushsl. BY r.llro.d.1 Flour. 500 1sls Wheat
YORK iIoaI a1s. aud uaslasssa %hos, asmor.,.d
,ioHs entirely monaA Com dull ana weak sses Of TO- 20
Rye PORK iara ''.s and hs,as. quiet s Ss s%
ToLrpo. Jny TO- 1876.
september 81 20: No. do, 7vc No. red winter VI lO
Corn inactive Oats steady No 2. SIC. white 3jc.
Miehig.n. s2,sc Eessipts-wheas 1000 bushels corn.
l7vDO do Oats, 300 do Shipme Flour, 2Uo bbls
wheat. 1900 busheIs corn. 1900 do
CHICAGO. July 10, 1875
No. p'g' eS wssss sssns 'ey: but ss .so, ssd
: ss1.c August. VIE a s21sc. september: no.
ooc. Corn In fair demand. but lower; No . at &c.
spot. +f.sc bid August 4sac bid september Oats weak
No. ~ xsc spot or september Rye and barey noih
PORK is fair demand. but lowers Sig s7is SO SPOT
$40 So september Lard hrmer: xli 10 $l i2k spot,
$ll 20 ell 22h september Bulk shoulders
7c Ihc spot; clear RIB sides ec 0;zc clear sidos.
lO1tc. Nniskey 81 lOh Reeeipts ftour efOJ bbls.
wheat e5 ooo bushsls eorn 10000 do oats 5000 DO
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l1Ix 117,s: do do, 1867 registered, l19z 100;
do do, do coupon. ll9al 100; do do, 1865. regis.
tered 1919 1915 do do, do, coupon l2l 1915;
do ten-fortes, registered. 1171s allsh do. DO, do
coupon 1lss. lis7s do hves. 1881, registered ll6x
a llo's; do. do, do, coupon, li77s alls
INVESTMENT SHARES.
In the investment shares Jersey Central was
ke;ed at 72lS 72k; Delaware and Lackawanna at
1915 1919 l0l4 Norris and Essex l0l 4 1o2;
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy at MY; Chicago and
Alton at 1922 New York and New Haven at l53k 1854;
New York Central at 1907 10oh a lo61 Land and
Petroleum at ll2s4 1lSH; United States Express at
74sx and Wells Fargo at s45s a s41
RAILROAD BoSDs
Railroad bonds less active than OF late The
changes were advance OF u per cent In the old
Hudson River second sinking fund and Pacific Railroad
Of Missouri firss, and decline OF y In Winona and
st Peter seconds u In Milwaukee and St. raul con-
sodated sinking funds, and u In Lehigh and Wilkes
barre consols and Long Dock bonds Chicago and
Northwestern consolidated coupon gold bonds declined
to 95X. but aftcrward recovered to o. Milwaukee and
st. Paul, l. aud NJ. division, sold at 9i}s aud con-
sodated sinking funds at 9l Hannibal and ST Joseph
eights convertible atslh; Cleveland and Toledo sinking
funds at 1o7 Ohio and Mississippi second at 65 Pacific
OF Missouri Grsts at 81; Toledo Peoria 1rsts East
division S. and Canada Southern nrsts, coupon
on, at S. The following were the closing quotations
for Pacific Railroad bonds:-unon frs,s, l03 to l03h
Union land grants 1929 loet Union sinking funds,
o3h to 9411; Centrals, 106si to l07.
STATE BoNrs
State bonds at the Board were 4 per cent higher for
Missouri sxes (Hanniba aud st. Joseph issue) and
Ohio skies of 1886, to which dealings confined
District OF Columbia c5s steady at7lJ. Florida
gold ponds are s5 bid and 90 asked.
Tho sales Of city bank shares were 20 Commerce at
l14H Is North America at 20 and 10 New York at
llSia
STOCKS
A despatch from San Francisco says:-The stock
market closed strong last evening upon q marked ad-
vance in the leading shares. Ophir, 45x; Consoli-
dated Virginia 53t4.
Adviccs just received from Japan report the tea
market there very active. Samples Of the new silk
crop received oil superior quality and sold at $44O
to s. go per picul.
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The Stock Market Sluggish and Barely
Steady-A Weak UndertOne.
GOLD FlRMER At III IL A Ill S-4
Money on Call 2 1.2 and Per Cent-A
Plethora Of Capital-Governmen Bonds
Strong-Railway Bonds and Invest
ment Securities Steady.
WALL STREET,
WEDNESDAY. July 1876 Y. n.

WEDNESDAY. July l9-6P ~
The stock market to-day needs little comment
than IL contained in statement OF the principal prices
1t will be that the fluctuations were In most in
stances slight and that the close compared with the
opening, is indicative OF stcxdncss, though not OF
strength Judging from the days transactions the
undertone is weak.
The principal sufferer ST. Paul. which declined
rom 39s< to 39M. without recovery. The preferred
nock opened ,054 sold down 10 70s, rallied TO II,
hl on to 707I and closed at 70h 1t is said that this
company havo marketed 900 600 OF their sinking
nnd bonds since the middle of April. Northwest CON-
non was quiet at 4l7s The preferred stock brought
s57s, seller 80 days. and 65s&, buyer 80.
Western Union opened at 70si and closed at ,o7s. tho
lowest price beng 70h Lake Shore recedcd from 53
10 53,l ralicd to 5sal and ended at 53sS. Pacific all
vas partially neglected at 24sS a 24,s 24s<. Erie
iropped from l47s to II and ended l4s Michigan
Central declined from 40 TO 45s and rallied TO 45M,
Ehch was the last price. Ohio and Mississippi showed
ecupcration by advance from 141 10 IL.
In Investment stocks Morris and Essex was u per
ent better ut 10z and Chicago Burlington and Quincy
Thich three four days ago lis, is firm at
17h. The coal stocks comparatively steady,
Delaware and Lackawanna ranging from 10l q to 10l
with last sales at 1o1 Central Of New Jersey sold at
72h Tx 7255. New York Central small trans
actions suffered loss since yesterday Of IL per cent
and closed at 1861
The transactions to-day aggregated 57,400 shares,
which divided among active stocks follows-
New York Central and Hudson, 200 Eric, $3.50; Lake
Shore, 90 $50; Norhw es,crn 100; do preferred, 400
Pacific Mail !, 200; ST. Paul AGO. do preferred ZOO
ohios, $500; Western Union 200; Delaware Lacka-
and Western. TO; Michigan Central, 1850;
New Jersey Central 1.400.
OPENING, HIGHEST LOWEST PRIcEs.
The following tablo shows tho opening, highest and
lowest prices Of the day.:
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETS.

. sss .: d T. iS
weights "a eS aosw From oe los 81 lbs has been al
and fat with some lean ronrh steers among them
Of y"s as ~ % sSs ,S M
per TO-. WIN ~ on per head weight o ewi; ios Illinois
SIssss per IS. Win per Sssd ~eisss =
"o, sss.' @ a. % w, per 9 weight 10 n:. ,o n0
ioc per h. With Vii 81 81 of per head G w.sht - y iii
5 or aaos sf'HH, 81 Sss'l So
10: weigh, ;e,. ext; b Illinois , steers a. el4s
Gee % per Weight s u 'T sw 81 "i ns sis'.s .s
head 80 head weights a7 ew, ai Iinoi. steers
e, Gs se. g, e IA Tfs' n. "a es & sosn 1 nho%psos ,0a 5
per head on IS head, weight s ew, Illinois
ssl's :sd tor p ri ss s .na
= u, io'4c per ib with II OF per head, weight cwt
=. ,;4e ioe, per ID, with 81 per head on 80
s.sa sssa ~s,fas aan fSi Fuller .os ss ss''s '
Allcron 3 Illinois steers at Ole per NJ wssh. 81, ew,:
s s~ - as!s steers at se per s. ~sirhi ess
sean cSney Mcrler.on sold Tor J. Holmes ae Kentucky
- Illinois s,se loe: per H. weight q.
io.c per- % h. weight q s%s Tor D. aerssrsoa iii
o1 %s'; -s sss at
per ~; weiiht * sw.. san1ls Kesrn.tem sola Ior
Weight % ew %os,Ss%sI ssis ss's is. s XissrSary
e. 6aa.y SS :s & Per vi s.fss o
* Ss ss rssy ss ssr son: s ss,Sh' .sd for ~ xo: sT:
al g. W. sherman sold for :. ". Aerton
Illinois Ole per Ib weight g.. cwt Is Illinois
stetrs at 9iac per h. weight cw strong lputcbach
weight IA 30 Illinois l0c H. with 81 OFF
per head weight ew. scsnt 10 Illinois steers At ioc
with II per head. weight ~ cwt. scant "; Gold
schmidt sadder Co 20 Missouri lolsc
Meyer Go. - illinois at i0c per h., weight
so cwt ~ cwt Rothschlid Co lao Missouri steers
cwt Tor Grsmer Co. Ia Missouri oxen At sisc per h.
weight cw strong: for Morris waxels "a Illinois
a. zoe Per s wh n on per head on 10 head weight ~
smrrr AND LAsns-rradc in both sheep and lambs ex-
tons The quality Of the hooks
good; Judd \ buckingham sold .9t Kentucky lambs
Jersey ewes weight v,S a,.c per h. jersey ewes
weight weight = I lbs lbs at &c per & e 81 TKns sass
weight i47to ies. a. se per ib sos Kentucky l.mts
wsiTh' s;'. ss;s%, lbs at &C. s,e per p; 81 Ksn.assy
lambs. weight 5000 lbs. At 7e. per ~. 2i5 Irx,nia
rimia ismc., weight 7.aio lbs. at re per ID, /;
asr ss sT'ey lambs, Jsr weigh, sai ,' %, s i%c
ss Sc 90 jersey amSs' weighs s.,so ib.' a. sc
per H. W. Elliott sold Iis Kentucky lambs weight 50 bs
sr head s :, 'c per M h iIs s ksn,sesy smS, weigh,
lbs per head SEc per ib i5 Ken,aky lambs weight
Gi lbs head. AZ &c per H. 2i4 Kentucky lambs
sold 50 Illinois sheep, weigh. - lbs per
head, at 4'.e. per ID; 10 state sheer. weigh.
his per head at Ne 10 IS Illinois sheep weight on
lbs per head 4c. h. 81 Illinois sheep weight 100
MILcm cows -Trsds unchanged; pricos $50 $40 per
vEALs cAIvxs Ord nary su.lisy calves sold at Sc
very slow.
noos.--There no live hogs for sale.
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON. SPOT 1-1G LOWER; FUTURES CLOSED
sTEADY-FLOUR DULL-wHEAT DULL AND
NOMINAL-CoRN sTEADIER-o STEADY
PORK STEADY - LARD STEADY - wHlsKEY
QUIET BUT FIRM--PRTROLEUM FIRM-NAvAL
STORES QUiKT-oILs sTEADY-GRoCxRIEs
FIRM-FREIGHTs FIRM.
WEDNESDAY, July 1916 p NJ
and far between and when found insisted upon lower
prices for almost every description Of merchandise.
On 'Change -four continued dull. Wheat duli and
entirely nominal; prices paid offered index to the
Market the condition OF the grain decides its value
and the condition is variable. The market was ccr-
tainy better, thought II worse, than yes
tcrday. Corn steadier. Oats steady.
Whskey quiet but firm Pork and lard were steady.
freghts firm. Cotton the spot Lice lower
Futures closed steady Groceries firm Naval
ruled quiet. Oils were steady. Petroleum was firm
CorFEx.The market for Brszils quiet and almost
nominal. Al New Orleans. 5000 bags Rio. ex Elverton
sold at 1886. ior strict fair Mild coffee quiet We
quote :-Ordinary cargoes. l5c. I5,c fair do I6xc
I7c. good do, l7ilc l7lsc; prime do l7s4c isc
range for lots 15c Ic; Santos fair good 16c
lie, gold ninety days. government bags 2oc.
22c do, mats, zoe 23c.; Singapore. DO, lsc
2Oc. Ceyon l61sc lslsc Maraeabo 1876 lsc.; La
guayra, 1876 l71c Jamaica, 15c l7c ST. Domin so
14l l5c Porto Rico lsc 1Slfc; Costa Rica lie.
lsc. Mexican, l6sc 1885,. Manila lie. isc.: Angos-
tuna lie lsc. Savanlla l4sac. lsc Curacoa l4lsc
lie.
demand the decline Futures closed steady
The closing prices to-day compare with Tuesdays prices
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MINING INTELLIGENCE.

MINING ISTELLGESCE.
The late decline IN tho shares Of the Consolidated
Virginia and California companies is by local
papers to have been assisted by accident to tho
machinery in the G. and c. shaft which being
structed at their joint expense. The Official letters
plain the OF the accident by stating that the
main pump rod parted at the surface, which allowed
the piston to pass through the cylinder head
OF tho largo pumping engine, breaking
the head and crosshead OF the cylinder The broken
portions ordered be replaced Immediately and
will be repaired and running again fifteen sixteen
days The shaft is kept free Of water with the Two
building tanks Of 1000 gallons capacity each" This
misnap cannot materially acc. the product OF tho
month; but, occurring during boar cam
pagn 1t naturally assisted in depressing the price
shares and helped the downward Of nearly the
whole market The later quotations, however, are
thought by dealers here indicate that bottom prices
have been reached and the reaction begun. The North
Belle has declared 81 per share dividend. In the
general situation OF the other mines usually
toned In this column thcro appear have been no
chan ges calling for comment. At the stockholders
meeting of the Choar potosi Company all the officers
OF last year were reelected.
The superintcndent's report sums up the business
OF the past year foows:-Ore extracted, 19, sl7
tons OF which II. 73s tons micd yielding
average SIS O3 per ton. The cost of milling
sll 49, of extraction 81 20 leaving the profit
81 per ton. The tax exclusively from tho
old mine Extensive prospecting has been carried on
during the year with favorable results, and the
chinery is represented to be ample and in good
condition.
From Colorado have the usual favorable accounts
from the older companies, with reports OF steady
progress and satisfactory indications the Cofax
Illinois, Lucerne, Lewis, Motto and other promising
mines. Work has been resumed several iodes
whose low grade Improbable until recently
The Running lode is one Of these, and the Central
City another, the product Of whose Immense vein Is
being mostly concentrated At tho Coium works aud
shows moderate profits.
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
Tho foil inn tho
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REAL ESTATE.

Tho sales OF real estate under foreclosure ut the
Exchange salesroom, No. Ill Broadway, yesterday.
were as follows
Richard v. Harnett sold tho lot, with house, on the
north side OF Fiyrst street, AIS feet east OF Twelfth
avenue, 25xl005, known No. 62l, for Sc, 200, TO
Matthew Buell.. Also seven lots with houses, on tho
south side OF Seventy second street, beginning Ito
feet of Third avenue, each 17hxl022 icct all to
plaintiff for the following prices: 900, $1,000,
50, 55I. s., 900, s7,4oo, $',4oo, s6soo.
p. +. Meyer sold the lot, with house, No 16l Mott
street. IS 5xl00, for sl4, 600 to August !. Nasser
T. II. Ludlow & Co. sold the lot, with house, on the
southwest corner OF West Broadway and York street,
25xloo for 81, 500 70 J. Hayes
A. d. Mcllick, Jr Co. sold the lot, with house, on
tho south side OF Second avenue o. s feet south Of
Thirty street, 7oxis.6t4, for $oo2S, TO =. A.
Yagsr.
Union Az. y. ". s.. and Bronx River. 7oxo3oxirreg-
ular (24th ward ;Jno. Berrisn and wife to L. 49,,
sIss as, ST., a VI n w. Of "a av Is sxoaa IL
sisi It. same properly; s X >. DisSrow Ga,h.rn.
iesn '.s's ST. s. ~ H. w. Of X, e. asxioss j. Me.
Nance and wife to Morris t. wniisms......... 1890
slsss ALSO, s,h . iaSi siio
' os's., and vi. sS @ s'.oo.
% wari .s e. smh a j. Jr a. to % g. smith .o,o 1'a Nom
sa s' same DrspsT,y Ann Sn'.S Of to deorse Smith Nom
Schwab to A. BurglcInier. 57is
Ii.,h ST.. n. s., oo2.4 f. ". Of Sd nv. iasxiOo1I;
10th st, g. 22J g. W OF 10Th av.. 10.sxol.II; ID.
MiIen and wills Charlie. oConnor $3.50
Patrick Gallagher and wife to W. G. Mccrea... $500
12Sth u. ilI.vf. W. OF 9th nv., 81 3x981i;
Levi Adams and vito to nobcrt Blair 1900
.% sr'asa.s reg Peter H. . Dinsss DS: and wi wife T 70
5Ulh st. n. - 1868 II. W. of eth mv, l02xIOD5:
Henry Edensers aud wife TO Patrick lenane 1900
I'D n. T.4f. ~ OF 10th ST.. 10 StsxS5: L. ID.
Gale uciereel 10 Jonas Heller 6lJO
John W. Andres. ................. 80. 1903
j. Freedman trccrce) TO y. H. Coudelt and others 1f3
CID st., u. = 10 IT, Of LIST av.. l6xiyO5; u. e..
Chctwood peieree) TO John Dinker (exeeutor. 5000
35th s,. tSo. sd. r. O. Go.uer to 7. y c. Pc,rarch;
Elm -i. NO 7sj. George o. Ehrsom TO y. W. Ehr.
years. .................. 1000
Barnes. hannah u. a,d husband to IT, T.. Barnes
Of 4sth ~, e s,h sv 10000
Carlton. John NJ, TO Daniel Mclaughlin. linton av.
esd ward instaDents .................
corner Of Lexington and isd year'..... 10000
Chandler. Austin e.. 10 John Berrian. - w..
Union and Brofx River cath ward year. 1900
Geraghty. Michael aud wife. TO migrant Industrial
Savings Bank ~. =. OF sad ~. " Of 10th av..
Kon ~ H. aud husband. TO Josephine Thompson n -''
o. OF 2fs ST. between I'd and Sd avs 4 .. 400
Lcnane, Thomas and Others. 10 Henry sidenberx n
= Of ao,h Of s,h Az syears............. 500
Muller Frederick to William sohn. Suffolk (So
Merle ssefss aud VIE to H. iinppc' O. $ Of IL av WV
xiII,ksn David aua vile. to John Rexan a a. OF
nth 81. ". OF 10Th av.: 4ycars.............. JOoD
Nssh1sius. " A.. 10 D. J. Brugmsn. n. a. Of 0osh st.,
Ritter, John AVA xfe 70 Il H. vu.imsn. n =. 4sn wv
w. ofWh a sWsfA......s..s... A0o
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ADVANCE AND DECLINE.

ADVANCE AND DECLINE.
The following the changes in closing prices CON-
pared with thoseOf yesterday
ADVANCE. Hannibal and St. Joseph common. X:
Northwest common, 70; Ohio and MISSISSIPPI y la.
chic Mail, Is Land and Petroleum, u ; gold d.
DEcLrNE-St Paul common, 81 , do. preferred. AZ;
New Jersey Central 4 Northwest preferred. 70 Michi-
gan Central, h; Lake Shore. q Erie, u; Delaware
and Lackawanna, q; New York Central i.
MONEY MARKET
Money closed easy call loans a: ., and per cent
Foreign exchange duh for sixty days. sterling,
and business was at ASS a4ssk, but demand bills
were steady a, 90 az 9os The asking rates remain
at 4SS and 4.9l for long and short The Continental
exchanges were dull and slightly weaker.
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whea, exceedingly dun and all kinds were nominal
quosson, as everything depends upon condition" and
the condition Of wheat us now ,e s q q. thing, mos, aSce.
Mwasss' Nj o. tor So a1' ., y for No. Ihissso Il
- 81 80 for new amber Delaware and tennessee
Cora adler. We sales OF IOD
sec 491sc ior steamer Doc for graded yellow ss,se
sc. for graded MIXED and ssc ssc hot Oats
the the range 1 zoe M 4ts ST ,s: range Of se's e
for mixed State in store for export :" france Sc for
white "a. and 81 se Goa SIC e, graded @ M No mixed kys-we
Hxxr AND Jrrk.-The market was quiet We quote -
ss @ aous: ssd so rough ass hemp
ssss u sa,u su.sss sSs n.s .sn sas
cash: sisa hemp 41sc. gold Iss,c s,e 5xc.. gold
Bnins SIC 3ec do. grocery 32c 4tc; Porto Rico.
good. 4se /: SOC: prime 0 choice Sac sss
NAvAI srosn:.rhs market va. generally quiet but
very light supply. va, decidedly higher We quote spirits
80 $ sesd %Sassea rasea
s. 5os 81 75 Advicss from Wilmington wero as ioows-
Ms.s saa :sa:d ,ans " a .d M
- 1s WEN sa.. sale Now ss B.Sod & 100 ss
fos mAnasc'nrIng on private terms We quote Lsesi
ysos Winter sIs sS IS s'S.Sfsa "ss. sisw sn:sr
e,e; lard present make. Sc = ssc sperm. crude.
whale crude Northern eoc do southern. Cleaehcd
% - 'ss . s
riIaoLrux-rhe market va. quiet bu: n.m; The clos.
bbIs, l3c refined In bDs. Ike. I74c DO in eases.
is iss adyss. rom me ssis
follows :mpsksrs United q a2,s Union, q 20; Con.
ss q s is'%S '"ss S1 moi On Sy d' nothing
cut IS Sass
beef 20 ,erces and bbs The martes pork 20. nr
ss e. y sss % s 20 go Z: ss s.
The New York herald., 1876-07-20
THE FREIGHT WAR.

Owing to the further reduction mado by the Penn.
sylvania Railroad In freight ratcs from this city
Chicago meeting of the representatives of the New
York Central the Erie road the Grand Trunk line and
the Baltimore aad Ohio roads WAS held yesterday af.
tcrnoon. II was ultimately agreed that they should
not alter their rates those OF the Pennsylvania
road by their and lot Colonel Scott
have the benefit or his reduction.
The New York herald., 1876-07-20
MEMORANDUM,

The House to-day took mp the bill authorizing the
several mints throughout tho country to issue COIN
notes the deposit Of gold and silver bullion said
notes to be legal tender for all debts public and pr
vatc, except where contracts made gold The
bill also provides for tho coinage of the old silver dol
lars. which shall also be legal tender for all debts
public md private. Tho morning hour expiring, tho
bill goes until to- morrow.