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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-10-20
nEprnL1cANs. REmEnREn.

TUNE Marching Through Georgia"
Republicans. remember how in eighteen
sixty-one,
The fight for human liberty, ut Sumpter
was begun.
And rebels thought the Union tFien frs race
OF life had run,
When stricken by the bloody hand of
treason.
Ref.-Hmrail Hnrrah the Union still
remains.
Inrrah! Hurral.. the black man
wears no chains,
The will of loyal millions, now the
Government st,stains,
Against the foul and bloody ii,nd OF
s'The War Is all tailure, - slippery Titolen
loudly cried.
But the valor of our soldiers gave the
answer, that he lied,
When Hayes and all tile s-boys in blue, y
were fighting side by sitle,
Against tile fo,,l and bloody hand OF
treason.-Ref.
Wen shout the song of victory, from Texas
tip to Maine,
Wen make the sound reverberate DER
every hill and plain,
Republicans are out again, the Union to
sustain,
Against the foul and bloosly hand OF
treason.-Rf-
We can and will forgive the wrong. where
rebels do repent,
When tsley will act like honest men, and
show pure intent,
But Uncle Sam their necks will break,
when they will not be bent,
But show the foul and bloody hand ei
treasor.-Ref.
We see the men who drew the sword
against their native land,
In Congress like unit--sIill the foes oi
| freedom stand
| To rout these ex-Confederates, honest
Hayes must fake command,
And paralyze the bloody hand o1
! treason.-Ref.
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1xARx. A PATRIOTIC SOUND

ArR-'[Framp, Tramp Tramp, the Boys
are Marching"
Hark ! patriotic sound
Floats through all the land around,
It rises from the loyal and the brave;
They Gtn see that dangers nigh,
And they boldly raise the cry Esave.
Our Country from all traitors we must
Refrain.
Shout. shout, shout, for Hayes and Wheeler,
Haste to tile rescue of our land;
The Ark of Liberty must never, never be
Polluted by the touch OF traitors hand.
Ex-Confeterates tried each vile
All our people to begniie. [claim.
Ther have ransaek'd every corner for a
Eight months in Congress spent,
| With nfost deplish intent,
Have failed so bring Republicans to shame.
Ref-Shoet, sfrouts sc.
We will make them understand.
Although s'hand may join In hand,f
No Democrat our President shall be-
The nation doth abllor,
"rhat man. who through the war fty."
Said >'twas foolishtless to fight for liber-
/ Rec-Shout, shout, &c.
| But the men for whom we stancE
All our confidence command [sor1ld
When 'Tilden aided Treason, they were
And when Hayes eoas at the front,
Bearing all the battles brunt,
Then Filolen with our enemies was found.
Ref.-Shout, shout, &c.
Tilden pirates about reform,
And the wonders he'd performs.
Could he but reach the Presidential chair
BY the MEMORIES or TIE PAST,
|. We declare from first to last,
Our country will never place him there.
Ref.-Shoat, shont, dc.
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ssA Drovvniu,z NGaaa win catch as q stray.

ssA Drowning 8Iaza VIII catch af ri straw p
If he catch it. it will do llira no good.
Thousands of people who have neglected
colds and coughs until they have become
dangerous, will rush to- almost every nos
trrtii for relief. This b why so many ex-
perllHilsts are tried by the sufferers. Go to
votTr druggist. buy Il bottle of WTsTAR's s
BAlsAI OF WILD CHERRY. and use it with
confidence. It will benefit at once and ulti-
mateiy cure. 1t is no straw il is cable
well tried hold on to it and be saved
Sold by all druggists. Oct.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-10-20

STEAM ENGINE AND BoILER.-If you
wantto purchase a good steam engine and
boiler, very cheap, apply to f. Carter 81
Co., at their sash and door factory in Al
bany-16 horse power.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-10-20

Ar HoME.-Dr. G. w. Gray has re-
turned from his Centennial trip, and can
now be found at his Office, in the Parrish
brick, up stairs, by all who desire dental
work of any kind. f46v7.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-10-20

A little tive-ycar-old OF Dorchester
somewhat surprised his mother few
days since with this remark: "God is
everywhere; he is all over me; and wllen
you spank me you spank Gcd.''
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THE VOICE OF THE NATION. DEAD.

TUNE.--"Annie Laurie
From nountsefn hin and valley
A warning seems to come,
IT is the voice of Silence.
From lips by death made duufb.
Ref1uis-Oh! hear the sad refrain,
From half million slain,-
Nh :. do not now relinquiSh
What we have died tog;s;,a.
4ftter.d, yc living freeoleu
This call from out the grave,
1t comes from faithful soldiers,
Who died our land to save.-Ref
While mtsstcr-d out of service
We monlder into dust,
O comrades who survive us.
Be faithful to yonr trust.-Ref.
We meet the host of treason,
On many battlefield.
We brayely fought for freedom,
We died-but scorn'd to yield.-Ref.
Think OF our lonely lov'd ones,
Who still with you remain.
And now the right maintain. = Ret.
Stand zap for human freedom,
And eqtUTl rights for all,
Till at Heavens grand re-union,
We anzTer the Toil-call.-Lfef.
CAMPAIGN BATTLE SONG.
ARR ol4n Browns Body
Mine eyes behold the banner of the soldier
patriot Hayes,
With tile flashing stars of Liberty its field
is all ablaze.
AS it marshals us to battle in cool Novem-
Der days;
It's light is shining on,
Glory, glory, halleleiah.
Glory, glory, hallelujah!
It's light is shining on!
to the polls;
The thunder of their cheering over all the
nation rolls
God bless the burning srlor of their
patriotic souls,
AS they go marching OH (Chorus)
10! quit the desk, aud quit the loom, and
leave the plow affeld;
And be every loyal bosom with patriotism
steeled;
And never cease the struggle tfff Che
| triumph shall be sealed;
As you go marching oni tChoras)
/
see the sham Democracy slfnls backward
to their caves
Peace-whiners and base eopper-heacfs, a
rabble rout of knaves,
Are flying from the vanguard of our ole
Union braves.
AS we go marching on (ghorus)
Hurrah for Hayes and Wheeler. rights nobl,
men and true;
Shake out the grand old ensign, the red
the white, rhe blue;
And where the demon drove the hogs SEM
TTden and his crew
As we go marching. on. Chorus,
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-10-20

RELIGIoCs SERyICFss-Rcv. j. +. DcVore will
hold services in the brown NJ. L. church in this
city on Sabbath, morning and evening. sun
day School at 2:30 p. N. Prayer meeting each
Thursday evening.
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soINr DISCUSSION.

Dr. ). W. Watts. Republican candidate
for Presidential Elector, and Hon. f. a.
Cronin, Democratic candidate, will address
their felIow-citizens ON tile political Issues
of tie day at the following times and
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From Rev. SyIvanus Cobb. OF BOSTON,
formerly Editor of the ssChrfstian
Freeman

Dear Sir-It may be some satisfaction to
of the PERUVIAN SYRUP in my family. My
daughter was brought low by a typhoid
fever last spripg, and after the fever left
her she continued very weak. and the
simplest food distressed her. For months
she remained in the same debilitated con-
dition but from the first of September
last, when she commenced taking tine Syr-
| up, the digestive functions iMproved, and
| she steadily gained strength and vivacity !;
and now, after taking two bottles, she IS
restored to a good state of health; indeed
she appears mere really healthy than she
| hats for seveal years past. am of opinion
| that the - Protoxide of Iron = contained III
| the Peruvian SYRUP, was adapted to her
| case. and effected what no other known
| medicine could have effected.
| Yours truly. ). COBB
Sold by all druggists.
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EP1ZOOTzCs F1HSTANCEE1


THE BAY TEAM Still. LIVES,
A Nd Is FLOTRISTfING LIKE 4 GREEN
"A hay tree. Thankful for I'ast f;tvorS,
ana wishing to merit the continuance OF
The same. the BAY TEAM Will always he
ready, and easily fonnd. to do any hauling
within The city limits. for reasonable
e.t1mpeuS;tt ion. SSD eTIVery of Goods
~ Specially a. y. ARNOLD.
2OS5 Proprietor.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-10-20

The people want to know what a
man has been in the past before they
will trust him in the future. Promises
are good enough in their way but they
are worthless when given by those who
never kept one. Republicanism has
kept its promise. Democracy has not.
For this reason the country has conf
dence in the former and distrusts tEa
latter.
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A1bany 8egister.
THE CAMPAIGN CHALLENGE OF Is16
AR-s'Comfn' Thro' the Rye"

AIR-stComin' Thro' the Rye"
Sherman sent a challenge hearty
Morton did the same.--
For the Democratic party
One good act to name:
Good of theirs since eighteen-forty.-
Good of any kind:
Shocked, they fell back at that sortie,-
None woflld come to mind.
Tell us, party Democratic,
Good act you have done;
But from good you're so erratie
That you can't name one.
Ha that question. so perplexing,
Takes you all by storm.
What's the use your gizzards vexing,
Printing of reform!
Biacker pages ne'er had history
Than that party wrote,
Why 1t lives yet is a mystery,
When its deeds we quote.
Liberty lay crushed and bleeding,
Trodtlen by its hootS,
| It'll Republicans succeeding
Nt'FG IL StFti II FtE1fOOAS~
Kansas felt its tlesolation,
Men were hunted down.
Foul rebellion nEatle our nation
Seem IN blood to drown.
| Democratic foes, censpiring,
Formed the ''Ku-klux-Klan,
Staying, seourging, dwellings firing.
Trampling feIiowman.
Surely Democrats are iesting
When they ask our vote.
| While on records black they're resting.
While OH crime they gloat.
But they'll find onr, in November,
Tricks like theirs can't win
For the people we'll remember
Treason, fraud, and sin.
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Sold by all druggists.

See Sherman s. Hyde's new double col
unin al. For anything in the line Of
music and musical Instruments, order Of
them.
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II. :. BOUGRETON, M. D.,

r. RADU4TE OF THE UNIVERSITY
N MedicsEI College of New York. late
member of Bt'llevieu III spital Medical Col
lego. New York. UFFTCE-IH 4. Carothcrs
< Co.'S drug store, Albany, Oregon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-21

55n; lO5I II 1T o., &c ID; Is oli2 at ete Is Oh
NJ ISnt.Tach iar 5lsis & wnre 70 Illinois steers 1l53
n ct 9e le :. each % Of Logo e e,ie and ~ , nss
better feeling epscai on H. lower adsr Eat,ct nm 5o 81
rd cayIi 9 ?, - so Nth ~ W. @ p Win go r. Il
4aG5c milk Neals 5Qdsc.; tops. The, very few gong
JSae & Co sold IS fed calves at 50 80 each ea 155
H. 31ci II ~ D. Be- 10 veals Io6 To- bc IL Oh 80 ID
lame Elliott sold 80 buttermk. s. each 1O7 at IS 5o
Ese otis sod % STATE Us H. at Sc. 10 Of l5i at
can6els feiers .od ls ~ Holly calves at es7ac and
j. = ThuTston scd 40 Bucks County calves 7a72c.
Kasc McPhsison sold % Jersey calves l3s D. At &C.
at sTtiothst 80 butchers Forty car, lambs
At wasngtoI Market msIng $50 head Toa hu1 fss
lighter helps prices both Of shop and lambs sheep are
n ar request and have co%mqp lambs
reached se whs choice jersey ran up to &C.,
Ksse Phcock sold 30 Indiana sheep SO b. at l2e o. d.
% ~ 5.c 81 do 20 n, 'e 40 Virginia lambs % ~ SC
% jersey, ~ b. She AMI q do, choice, 6s 70, &c.
buckingham sold lij kentucky lambs. SO h. at &c.
Hume fSti sold 135 Ohio sheep, IS ~ at 5c' 81 State
W Eio., sold l6 Kentucky lambs SO ~ 4'sci S6s Indi
motman Anderson Co.. 90 Jersey lambs co H. at SC,
and SO OF 81 r. az c Pennsylvania lambs So to 50 H. at
Cambels Peters sold IT thin lambs, 80 70, at &C.,
today zach at Jersey city and FoG ci
AGAINST 1852 Tor the time last The close
was concluded to leave Them today witeayier at s2as'c
BUFFALO, July 20 -CArTLK-Receips today, bio hesd
making the for the thus far 965b heau
$40 Of which 4O3 through consignnent
the balance being sale hero against 6j6 ears for te sac
asr week. and $40 car for the same time last year no
market day fresh arrivals through consignments except
cars and these ar heli for shipment tomorrow. -,
SHEEP LAMHs-RCceps to-day, $40 head, making tns
thus far 5000 head against 0OOO
and ll,GO0 head for the
time feeling somewhat better ana prices
shade stronger offered disposed Of supply about
equal demand sales Of Michigan clipped averaging =
10 ~ "a Ohio clipped averaging 9l d. at 81 70 - ID az
81 a..
HoGs-Rsceips today $500 head, making the total supply
TINS far 1890 head against H. 400 head Tor
week 1880 head for tLr same time
last year The market opened quiet sales 81 three cars me-
WEIGHT and heavy hogs to city trade at dt1 ~ te
Workers. o heavy, unsOd owners hold
sd 9OGS7 buyers declining to purchase al the prices
demanded. -.
CHICAGO, July 20.-CATnH in fair demand and hrn Tor
good others Receipts 1000; shipments 3iOO ohlp
ping - 2jGsi 3d. Native butchers $685. 4O through
Texans s3z$7 35. ...
Hoes shade lower. Receipts, 10000; shipments
5000 Good to choice shipping 81 tgGS6 90 hoavy pack
ing. 80 % 1t6 30 bacon gTa'es. 50 GjHS6 20.
SHEEP-ReceiYts, 800 good sold al II 20 common az
g., ,. aoo
hpIAsAPolIs July 2O.-HGGs unchanged receipts, 500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-21
1hr FOLLOWING are tU CiUSI0g QuOIdIONs Ol IUItI-H
EXCHANGE:

The nome money market, still bountitully sup
piled with loanabe funds, presents no new features,
and continues easy 10 that degree which is the nat
ural s,guouce of dormant business and inactive
spccula ION. The movement Of currency iayors the
CITY banks and the accommodations are in the form Of
both legal tenders and National bank notes, though
the plethora of the latter greatly modified by the
facilities afforded through the Redemption Agency at
Washington. Before tAe establishment Of this bureau
ii was not an uncommon thing to see loans made
for week or ten DAYS i'm this kind of money, with
out interest. contingent upon the payment OF the
loan il srecnjacks We quote call loans to-day
as usual pa on United States securities and "a
% on pledge of ordinary Stock Exchange collatc-
RAJ T:cre is but little commercial paper making,
and fTs.-C lass names lLd ready sale. Note brokers
Rcalc - -.s as fOllow.:
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FISK g. MATCH.
Gapinas Banks.
DOWERY SAVINGS BANK,
ID rs AND 1870 BDWESY.

DOWERY SAVINGS BANK,
ID Us AND 1870 BDNERY. -
NEW YORK, June IL, 1875
4 sENLANNUAL DIVIDEND at the rate Of SIX PEI:
4 Der aunun on Five Dollars and usward ana
not exceeding Thousand Dollars, ana Of FIVE PEE
all sums In of one THOUSAND Dol
lars aud exceeding IuTee Thousand Dollars whoa sha
have deposited least iEr'e moBths on the Gay o.
Juv next viii allowed the GepO-tOTs ana VIII De pay g.
liz on and af,rr July H. 1876, accordance with
the provisions 81 bylaws.
' SAMUEL T. BROWN, President
G. II. COGGEsHALI. Secretary.
NEW- YORK SAVINGS BANK, Eighth-ave.,
= cor. Of Fourteeuth-St.-sIN PER CENT INlLREcF
maid from the rrst each month Assets eJCl DJGi 81
Surplus, %iSlci7 80. r. IL 81 LIZ ft.Si'eH-
c. W. BEiSChEHupR, Socsetari.
CEANEN's BANK FOR SAYINGS, Nos. "A
- 70 Nalstrhc Trustees have ordered mai IN L
paid GrToSors entitled thereto for tho ok months
on sums Of 500 Dollars and under the rate Of SIX PER
cent per annum: ana ..,-r, ,,,,,,
on sums exceeding 800 Dollars at the rate OF FIVE PEE
Gen Der anuuu. pas able ana acr NONlAl IN INST
The Interest viii be credited 70 depositOrs rs principal
Newly OrA July g, 1876. ~ . -, ,,,. ,, ILL.,.
JOHN H. BOYNT0S Secretary.
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Time loans running through the yer are made ~
9 per cent Tie rates OF NcU-lork exchange at the
points named are a. follows: Cincinnati quiet 100
Clio premium; Charleston. offering hgh., ls0l j
premium; tew-Oreans, commercial, i bank. 3 /;
Savannah 4 premium; ST. Louis, 75c. premium,
and Chicago, 75c. preniam. The United States
Treasurer to-day received $1,000 900 Nationa! bank
notes for redemption The Customs receipts Of
Washington to-day were $i5O.OOO. The Internal
Revenue receipts footed up 100000. The follow
ing is the Clearinghouse statement to-day: Cur
rcncy exchanges, qje,sGG 277; currency balances,
S3155,977; gold exchanges. S7,Ji2.73G: gold bal
ances. s 1910.
United States bonds We're very dull and uuinler-
sstng thc sales for the day having been limited but
the market was in tone steady, We annex the latest
street quotations:
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TIE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.


LIVERPOOL, July 2Ol.31 p mCotton - steadyi MIG MIG
ding Uplani. 57sd. M.Gu.Tg Orleans Sd: sales. 5000
bales including 1000 for speculation and export Futures
hrmcr buyers last nights prices sales or Mlbhg p
lands Low Midng CLAUSE July ami August delivery at
and September delivery, az o'fl.
also sales Of The same at JllsL; sales 0i Irdlng ~
lands Low M.dtmg clause, October and November ue
livery, az 5279ed., COttOn-liecepts none. o.
livEEFpoL July 2O-l r. Peel ~ per terce Tor PRIME
Mess Lard 81 per vt for American
iERRIuOI- july 20 m.f tie SaeS o' Cotioh toaay,
Mddng clause September and October delivery 1t ed ;
sales Sew crop Mddng UpiaHds Low MHillug cause
shipped october and November per SAIL, at yl's
LIVERPOOL, July 2O-2:,u p. m--larl-ft,,he MttsttIH
spring No dun az 9 , No. duh az WHITE dun az g.
IlyFEPcO July 2033O y. nl.Sales u Miidlng plalds
Cotton Miding clause october and November delivery
IRgRrooI July 2O5 m.-Cotton-Futures Grmj sales OF
NiG3ug Uplaud Low Kidding clause August AMI stpte
iGspoS July 2n"i33O D. m-Consos 939 f,r both money
United states bonds, lSbl Ojj trhoItcs
IJsii. Erie Railway shares. 1924 40. preferred, 1911
LONDON, july 2O-l m.aris adlcrs quote Nc per cent
Eeurs at 1861 40c Tor the account Eie Halfway share'
LONDON July 2o-2p m-Con&ls 90 1919 tor both money
IoyDoS July 2O-3 p. m.-The bullion in the Bank Of En-
gland has increased Sl,Sl1Ouv during tue past Week
IDSrlN, July .O-33U D. m--luc amount 81 htui"h gone
ino the Bank 81 England balance to-day &"DOU Inc
proportion BauA OF I'M land reserve to aDue when
ia-i week ~ a per cent j. now jG'o Fer cent.
LONDON. July 90 y mt oisoli. S', ioI DOM money am
1u9l Erin Railway shares, preferred 212 rams adlcth
quote five cont Renes at lO6L jOc for the account Lo
Railway shares, 10. ,,...
foNroN July $50 p m.-spirits OF Turpertne $3.50
i6,ugS July 2O-Eyening -Tin-ced OIL, 20 6d23 = cwt
PAE- nj, 90. The specie the Bank 0t France has Ia
creased l,j5! 900 francs during the past week. .
lgANlFORI, July -O-Unitet s'a.cs ponds Ne" fNes'
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Railroad bonds were duh, the most important
change being decline of over per cent in st. Paul
sinking funds 10 80. Lehigh and Wilkesbarre con
soils steady at SILL, and Union Pacific irsts st
103, Missouri Pacific firsts having risen to 971.
The total sales at the First Board only 1000.
The following are the quOtatiOns
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

DOMESTIC MAEhtIS.
BUFFALO July 20.-Recepts by lake-Flour 200 DDS
Tom .'92 Oht WHISKY ,ly I0, Hn.6 I've ac1o bn@a
slmen's by canal % tde 100 C' IdtSI i
81, loo bash by ~ i Ya,stYi i y9 300 ElG Bariey
400 bushi Rye 1900 bush Sari ir's"t- nGnn1y ar
absence Of sales. Corn u lower 10 sell 10 no,-n9lB
Ave Barley inactive. IoIS Lard and Hsh"lnes Gu!e1
CmGieo july gowhsat unsettled, bg generally l2ysr
closing drIucr No. chicago ~Pr!ne - 3e s'ot g 81
er5Tg II III ici nelrctc'i G. Corn dul, weas, ard
ieS l M" aI rcct a. Oats flcT . g.
.1 ., ,, H. Srctive n Is, E,rcy ,.ii aud lower al
opened Iauicay closed firm SS f,g~l9 80 spt OF
un-,,tIsi, bus generally overi $40 a22q$lQ " ,spot
sp.,gsE has sold a. &c. A9sa; Short 4ai Hi5 A MA
do, 9a,a9'.c; short Clear Mindless lJc WHISKY steaay and
corn 10 lIuGaio 20. Flour 600 hns Wheat
,. o0 bn-i Bsrist. 500 bush Standardization 1900
h.is Wheat 1000 bush S"i ill., .t,y y p a. oS m,
Board Wheat stronger; s67-aslc cash 9lsG9lS sep
G,,s nominal for. higher 2 s 10 hi August sJ -
september Lard nmer go 81 p August slI J'-2 bll'
c>.i>Sa1L July 2o-Fcur dun, tending d2wnyyari Whe2t
~ quiet 40 at e3@io e'Iey IN tam 5 Gra , Nor 62r
Prime at COG ."F@ GoH.lai 80, H uv,''" ,1 ,,,
In a!f dsmapd; Shoulders. szpyc Clear Rb sides Fl -
a, io i ' active mn aadiigrr. Ll IS $685. S.;
Heavy So 6Da IS 40 Fancy 80 r'cei2'' oioj shipments
MirwArxrH. July 2o-Fl"ur dun and uuchansed Wheat
10. do, -9se August "o.ti >.rr'g' ~ ''- No;
do. 1870. CurnNO. D 40. uais-Ao = - 49, e: I'VE
G0aG5ca no. d. @Gc luignt- dui and nnci9n-ed lie.
ccius-1OIu rhs f!odr. 10000 BUSH " neat shipments
4Ulr hD.s. .our q ecu bUsa. Wheat
prl,uFlrHIL Iur 20 -i'strul.am easy and nominal Re
fined ~ Iu' gi crude l2Y4tR..i la.t s'aig'' N.
Cllvlr seed -sosk rh mostly held BY one house II sc
Timothy, ass 10. tlsAs.,d 81 =o@,l 20 IL ~ 600!
demand frr fresh ground New heat .auL sales o. l'oo
sf . . b. % az i
- 90: Jusound a so lof MN G,-.+ ~ no
lower New southern R.i, lyD~i is DO amber 81 80
- - ohio "-ce 7o.i Waii' Il r. I"ln "a '.,r
alGc. Heated and i,jertcd 20 o. Ta.s t.uf i' ~,
"h'1. $50 ioc.; SAliI. oil ,,,ii't. Iyf-.
aa -s 49, io F,r-is g2o'ic ''o. d" seconds l90eIri
49,, Ioi W,.,,Tn ixtr. isg2Jc do. F.i-,s ioa l-a
90 Seconds, li"l,c oH,e>'-'.W '9 i t"I,' ~.
~, Western CO., i5"lts ~"1t',T, 90 ~" %l &c, ~
bu.iL com $500 busA.i OATS 600 BUSH shipment
ST. La, Juy eoElaar . po',ps , G. 81, eEoeg g.
lower '0r G1rprs. So" % Res fa', 20 ~ eau FL '' - ~
N, ,,si &c. d, 70 &Ul.l OF ia yCi aru s.
bly,l- STANDING .ft SO = ''', ''-ii - i p, "', '
G Err o. fai -ir. a.s OF Winter allie Day -led
hl..t..- ,9al.e.a &c.. '.... hio '" lar ~ n
.li Cle,- SIDES III lod-iI ,o a. 7Il 6la Hog .uar@
Good iu Chou. iti' irA'nai - l,,tIf ~ N'' 3
nS.p vhea. 1000 bush Corn, Loo bush Oats, LOO
Taaa Jn. el,Foar .aay; i. What y.a s,,ay; a., 70
Gus, - OBJ July d DE- 1,l',' - 80 " Co. 'i
,-, ,.i.i ,:.if; Ien H.-.a. Nuis Co.,. r,p,,au,r
2"-iei i"' alNr' s.. h, IIr 7sa,.al. g., 2 as.
'.i..r Is. g.. nir 80. l.-c,. lJ-..n bills tioIr,
Gco BASH whsa 1000 o s. .. ..g . ,a,3 o-'.
Com -2.n'B bush. tdi'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-21
tvise, 80 bales; stock. 2.134

cepts 81 bales exports coastwse 80 bales stock 2l34
bales
WUgYxGTos July 2O-Cotton unchanged Middlng lO'ci
Low Mddng Toe Good Ordinary. &C. net receipts oaos;
stock 1856 bales. ,,, -,
tTScISSArI July 2O.-Coton quet; Middling lie; LOW
MidBng Toe Good Ordinary &C.. receipts Il bales snip
merits Ito bales; stock, lO.s3S bales. 80,
PHILADELPHIA, Jnly 20-COttOo dull MldcDps itoej
Low MiGiny l0s,c: Good ord nary, 9c net receipts 70
bales gross. 32l bales. .,,, -,
Louisville, July 2O.-Cotton dull Hiddling, llc'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-21
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

THURSDAY, july %, lrIG.
seIyS-1wrre il little nothing DONG and lHs cures
a,r oumusly retained az 4'4f5e i0r rois an" t41 oi
Pearls. . 49,. ...4.....
sales of OnJ Ilgs Nafagaus anu lNjg mats Java l9cd on
term, NOT TRANSFERRED and within Week past ic !o"NhG
G6uU mats java 1881 bags Marscalh" lolp BAGS a-i
1904 ua-s Costa kca 6t3 bags @"io 'hlhI. ~ .e'
~s,.u,. and - ba-s 8'N,.n within Tie Idoi.I range.
Tie stotk today stated at jO,51s bags. o. winch
II4B~ bags Coyon and 255~j BAGS d"la'aeo, ana
also l5asJ Ms- java no Vas Hnehal4 d a.gr cue
rx Ezaoe.h % terms trrspT-t. The -tocs Of EtI
. bags and o. -D2 bags ~ Baltimore ITO
following are general quot Iau ut1aIl ttitOt- i1-
&c.: 1u far .Ga0 7c, do good l54r -t; d@ PRIME
&C.: extreme range Tor l- T. l3J Java, mats goa
9r. Singapore So g.. II Us 4Glac MallctoJ. a. "a
l-i: iaggayla, ltls4l7c: Jamaica lJ"lIa. ~aHi0 DO
l5v 4Ic.: ito lUl2" lSC., Costa luta, lt'
e.. N.N.c.u, II'2.lGi.cs Manila, lGal g.. Aug"7l.i
] ar ci sa'auAls lI'4-oci Curacao IA 2dI't' an
Eoll. .....- - ,-..... ..,
Dr. were unchanged; the safes l,5Io bales got Nin
SO bales lass EVENING" including ipt9 i"' EXPORT ~ ~.
ti.a and 80 speculation; Loo t&- Ntlc u,ilF
~ MONS VI . III ~ -----.