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New-York tribune., 1876-07-15
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EIIDAY. .lnlr LIZ. Il.

With rare consistencv, the stock market to-day
responded to the improved cordition Of tire CONNER
cial world rs Indicated by the comparative state
Ynent of the number of mercantile failures and
amount of liabilities for the first six months OF the
present year, as published IN The TfiBUNE to-day,
bv further reduction in freight rates by lake from
Chicago TO Buffalo to l2 oe5is per bushe for gram
which shows tie wonderful prosperity OF the ear
rying trade and Ly the steady decline IN tie
market value Of all product 81 the soil as well as
OF the loom. Accordingly Lake Shore adN Nanced be-
fore noon to 5Gls Michigan Central to oo's ST.
Paul to AIS: Preferred % 7l2i; Northwest to
42le and Preferred 10 G57s. Erie, which sold up to
l47s. was helped along hy the favorable remark Of
Receiver and President Jswctt in London, as re-
ported by cable although 20 ths ordinary mind in
view Of tie fact that toe Company q. present is pay
ing none oi the coupons upon any Of the bonds after
the fourth hfjh mortyale, aud taaj the Receiver
Is constantly Borrowing money 70 pay The pav-rcll,
which he doesn't pay wi Ia anything like prompt
ness ft being understood that May is yet
due, it is sOmewda, difficult TO understand how
BY paving every alternate coupon on the sterling
and fist consolidated bonds saving IS "a b. effected
wherewith to lag third rail and equip the road.
But tlc,e are wonderful times Western Union WAS
aided in its upward movement TO 717s by cross
suit enioin the injunction preventing the payment
OF the dividend. Ibls ihst move seems 10 dsPidy
anything but a desire the par # the COmpanytO 10
frankly meet the charges Of sc original suit and
promptly diSp.ove the allegations. Late in the
day it was announced that the legal lrO-
ceedings in the case had in some way re-
suited as il was generally supposed they
would result in digrcing the payment Of the
dividend. Nevertheless. near tie close Western
Ua0n lost all and tlan the earlier gains, fact
perhaps due to the stupidity OF the outside pnbiic
who have not vet become educated up TO the Wall
ST. rule, which teaches that cash III hand either
fTom the sale exchange Of assets IS 10 nc regarded
annual dividends But whatever may have been the
cause prices the late afternoon saggcd and in the
case OF Western Union finally broke. 50 that its
closing ] per cent below the highest of tie day
aud i2 per cent below last night, tnal quotation.
Lake Shore steIder at 55l2, as were the
other railway shares. although the last price
IA every instance was at within ls of the lowest
actions o! the day aggregated about AZ 600 shares
and The market closed weak and fyerish. The gains
O. tho day compared with the final prices OF yester
day were III OLIe and Mississippi, Pacific Mail Pro-
dncers' Petroleum. and s.. Paul, each ls; Atlantic
and PaciAe Telegraph, IA; Ere, ao and Central and
Hudson = per cent. The declines were ia Michigan
Central and Aew-Jersoy Central zach Is Like
shcre am kock Island, each Il Delaware, L..cka-
wanna and Western and Westera Union each l2 ;
and Union Pacific per cent. The following table
shows the
New-York tribune., 1876-07-15
MuSEG IATELLIGENCE.

There is evidently some sir in the gold
mining regions Of North Carolina, several T"-,r-
ties having been tacn up, and sore old oomia,s re-
org ~ l.i fJ the resumption Oi husines. under lie
newer and os- expensive mocs Of working an clas,t s
az ores The Russell Nine his been tIaIs rrcd q" an
English COMPANY. vino inttud 10 construct !. 80
s.a,lJ quartz mi. vita the design o. tr atn2 lo.'
grtd" ores cfear'y M on IN extensive scale.
Iue Kiug's iiounialn Nine, that has never uufil
recently ca,nsd profit, * running -
1tanus and obtaining monthly Weld Of 5000.
The company has 20 additional Stamps hat "ii tId
clnpOynrcat "a som rs tie iOIstng facitio cln be
cbnpl tcl the body Ci sight being sufficient for
the purpose. The fact that orr own people ffe 20
only pIciudiccd agaiiu mining Giibr d.
r,ei,ds q ffpr Gcld Ia al paris II country cis Of
Ectads, and they give preference ~ NOTth Carolina
b. " .buIuauuc of 10, the low
agcs, tlc chra Of rlns and The uniform
ndreSs OF climate that PERMITS the uninterrupted pro-
soc;.tiOn oi work throughout the year.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-15

of Now orop Midding Upands, Low Micd'ns nS ganSS'.
Slammed Soyember and December tper saii nnc as n s
sales of the wees bales; expofters ocn 81 c0
sneclaors took 900 baes toteI stock m pI ona Lses
ilSs' TIcfira S9G0O0 bales total recti, ~ opoV
American, 81 900 bales; actual eAiofi O''' sor
of cotton 342,, DC bales American, 49," G b,es
ATu,ritan sats oi the week. "a 90 alfs ne -.
WIeai Tor ire past Gays were Z3oVo qbu'oi' :"
root Juy ~ nm Sales Of Miatline urlahds "
ton Low NJ Gdg carsc, October and N"Vcnvr va 20
agi., Go se. lulrr ana october G.iNsiS srs
do August ard September u,lycfS ~ 1fh ] H. l. 70
easier heat 9ta5J . GENITAL ior az taSe C3i.o4 " n,.o
JSaIO2 Cab DO. ana Gts for 1c M's5l ' u iorfs
Cheese A. . CWt. iT the best grades o. American T"A'
IHEGICOI, july Ii-2l5 T. m Ia ~ me est' y 1,s
at JO cheese Am,roan Choice dlli at ~
Ci duli ~. IlourEAla Stgte gu! az -. ~ az
SpTIng dali al u No. Gl at Sfi "ibtei u"i '' 'i'
CUn-iiiAed steady a. 2JO , -, - 90, ,.,.o, "a 40,
LyHsPlOL, JGiy Ii-3 m.Of the sales oil Cotton ooay
O,}OO bales American 49,, ,,.,,,,.. rrr,.,a.
C0ttB Low Malipg clJuse, July .hd AuSu-l ns,'egs'
I&5,5d; 40 TO- Auga and september dsny'fy al 1Sss'
sal Of New crop II dhrg UpiandS Low HlyaihB CLAUSE
sIiuUtI OcioIt 7 ana NOVtIuUtT Qcr sIlD NJ J'5L
IlSlIpOOl, Juy I4-5 p. II.lhc market .OT iMns sh'
Falrcs 1T Manchester 10 fcdty Cotton - y t.s
saes OF Midiing psnds Low Kidding clause > plenber
aud Ocobe delivery 1t 5s's-l ,,.,, ott, ,,r both
LONDON Juy I4-lz.30 y. n-Cons Ns 7ii3 t'I nrs yOn
money ami Le account United states DolCs iO5 = IVl
Nm FIV"s IO1. Irle Railway share, lo's Ne"-fofA
IOSDos july I4-2 p m.Fas adyices quote five pof cent
Rcuis, at IOOl II e. ,Le account ,, o,o, .na
LOSDoN July li-3 }. ECOLsois. % iof oo'h hone1 '"
LoSoOS Jay 1880 p m-The amount q bG,9n nS sono
into tie Bank England o. DJllhc" 10 ~. II
lGNDUN Juy "A 4u D. m.-C OsO 94ioiG Tor D0ih money
account Paris GISces quote per cent He"'''"'
10 nly i4~G D. Refined Petroleum, l29Gl2|d
y .a ion. TllO", 80 4bEi per cwt. - ~ 90, 70 q, 0u.
,K- INV fI-EXchauge London. ZJ. p nc IOf siot
faAyAFoRr, July l4-U. ). bonds, New Flyes, 1922
New-York tribune., 1876-07-15
BRITISH TRADE REroRTs.

LIVERPOOL, July 14-The circalar OF the
Cotton Brokers' Association Issued to-day ana contain
ing review of the week cndin! yesterday, says cot
ton dn and depressed Ia the eaIy part O' the Weh
since Monday however. the demand has steadily I'LL
proyed and there has been a fair amount oi business
done. American was very iUli and Irregular unt Iues
day and prices declined led siRce Then te dtihHhe
has Increased and the dcciu- has been fuV fecO
esptciay in iee lower grn.as For SEA is,1hh ls W
Tlaad has bcea limited and prices arc unehaiSti ~
fr,s LusIness has been fair and quotation, declined
about 5 but have since recovered closing steady NJ
fu'y Isd over last wCcs's prices"
LIVERPOOL July IA leading gram circular i'sura
toiaV in lis review of the trade for tue past Mc,h rdy-
The prevailing dullnrsS las been in" edS, py toillHuen
large arrivals of o!eien grain and Gr uIsIals fayoti-
hi. weather. Although tie markets sH"" bnl llts i
cnange in English wheat, owing 20 The c'lupaitl'Ncit
tfifmg deliveries. foreign wheat has further dtcnH
per garter for best qualities wmie lnriIof 5!,lt'
are ns elected AZ quarter reduction. The cNehI {" Das
iness las been very limited. The malsrt l"-.aJ vas
Poorly attended The business In whet Was Ga!'r o ~
r.ail arao;,r al a dee ne OF fully ~. pr c.ttI rom
Tuesdays priccs. Flour Rcmnail' uncrhre"H tDr
dali and only the Choicest Quay supports lie'lous
prices, inferior qualify tends doNENdfu.'
New-York tribune., 1876-07-15

L. South IN state bonds Louisiana consols sold at
6.ls, tins bring ;he only Transaction In The city
bank stocks, Bank Of Alaeuca 30 sold at l'|G, and
Bank OF Republic tI4l at TO- In railroad bonds the
favorite, were the Chicago and Nof.h-Wesern Con-
sols lroldl, which advanced to Gji., plain coAso!'
nug at iO3is. The 81. Paul descriptions were
higher: frsts La Crosse Division, at 1u2ls; do. G..
and NJ Division az 37l2, and Sinking Fund at 81 Il.
Hannibal and 81. Joseph Convertible - were strong
at 81. Rock IsiaBi - at 1888. and Lch.sh and
WiiAosbarIe Caus.ls at 875o. The Pacihcs We're
firm, except Union Sinking Fund, Which declined
TO 90.
The financial condition Of thc National Park Bank
j. stated in our advertising columns.
The forty-s.xth srui-aJnUal staten MT of the
Home Insurance Co. will be found elsewhere in inE
TRiRtNg.
The following shows the imports of dry roods ~
this port f,r tire week endirg to-day ard since the
beeinning of the year, compared win the corre-
spending periods OF the two previous years:
Foy tst Vert ~. i-7i. i-1d.
Fn,. r'd at IN, uor' . 81 -L52s -lAi..i7l $2ll5do
TIrown ser..... l,4JJ,sJJ I.2-,,o,I o0o'u'I
rn,,r1d At tic 75Gs24 -i-2oO 700 si55eo.73
TLTovn oI nai~c;.. olc5,,.OJ Js,l.-,oI2 .Ooo','J'
New-York tribune., 1876-07-15

There is no change IN The homo moby hhrAeI
and It continue, stcrootypcd at 2a2l2 per cont on
call on Irixed collateral and at 1l2d2 on United
States securities. Discount is dull at 3i2 per cent
and upward. The United States Treasurer to-day
received $500, ,nOO National bank notes for rrdemp-
ton. The Customs receipts at washington to-day
were 200 600. The Internal Revenue receipts
footed up 100000 The following IL the Clearing
honss statement to-day: Currency exchanges
SIG.20S, ,O70: currency balances, S3,l01 ,13S; esd
exchanges. SG.oS1 553; gold balances. 81 ,373A25
Government bonds we're qiieter than CT late,
Transactions covering registered sIxcs Of 1881 at
1l9a and coupon lover at 1i92i, currency skies aj
varcing to 1868. We annex closing stI,et quota
New-York tribune., 1876-07-15

been considerably increased. Corn very good Cotton
'y rinr for the Present io.cdtioiS arc
that ;be agricultural products Oi ato will bo an'i-
ant IN quSntiry, and ia qnaiity thc pest. :,
NEptAsRA-in sew fai counties 20 n,tase' % si'' @ al
corr planted AMI the estimate or ic sid eer
acre is freely .aa,o at 30 hu=hels and upward ihe
gIo'T.h Of wheat is MT heavy, bat the hrn" uic oe
thar and The prospect - g"od ioF an average
crop Oi oil small grains. 49,. Ga.
TFSAs-Rrporis from every portion OF the state
highly favorable. Wheat gl hSvcstcd Corn ahn o1's
ia hEe condition. nearly made, and W:il ahdonstru'y rs
above the average yield C0ttOn very clean ana prOs
inS well. ., ...
Wlsyc.srN From this State we have received rspofls
as yet from only soy-n countes, the general ehof or
sbie The products vii! be a rul average ytid ulllos
something of au unfaycrabe character should ear III
New-York tribune., 1876-07-15
Total 81 es for the day.
tIUSINL FiIIIAIEIFHIA SIDtk VIUINI1VNS
!,d As.ed Ba. Asked.
CITY Is New loss, 1882, Catnwis.a T. Il Pr -
Un'd CO.. o. NJ..l392 Phil. az Eiie T. H.. lels 1874
Pcrusyigan.o r.. 525s 52@ NGItln Cent? r.. 33A 81
phr ara i,estlng 4' a4i. Lehi II Say..... Al 4lls
i,nish Nailer 375a I-bigii GI..lO3 1O2l2

Cable advices continue favorable, aud i'll London,
while United States BOMBS up 10 the fnll prices
quoted yesterday, British Consols advanced to 90,
and Erie TO 13ll the Preferred closing at Isle, and
New-Ycrh Central at 81. There was no change re-
ported in money which still continues cheap. The
sum Of s206,O00 bullion went into the Bank OF
England ION balance" to-day. In Frankfort
United States new Fives to 102l2 la Pans
the five per cent rcntos were quoted at
I06.12L991 106.07l2. Sight exchange on Lon
don was lower, having declined from
25.33 week ago to 25.27l2. The foreign
exchange market here was qrict bat firm on the
basis OF asking rates given below and selling rates
reported yesterday. There is nothing new in the
market. There were no new or e4traneous conS'd-
eratiOns affecting the gold market. and dull
movement generally marked the course OF the
price. The prepOHdcrance of business was at HE
and the range 3sQl11os LoaDs cost Hat and for
carrying per cent The outward bound steamers
tomorrow have under engagement T75OoOO gold
CON- The import entries OF foreign dry goods al he
port Of New-Y0r for the wcc, ending tonight were
to the gold coin valuation of S9ll $50. The
amount marketed was SS6s,G51. The Assist ant
Treasurer paid out $4,000 in coin interest on
the public debt and $43,O00 in redemption Of
called bonds. Tie operations at the Gold TX
change Bank covered: Gold cleared. S25,2G7,o 900;
gold balances 81 ,O27. .10S; currency ba!apces.
Sl12S,9GS We annex principal quotations Of
gold
New-York tribune., 1876-07-15
CROP PROJECTS.

Messrs. McKillop & Spraguc Co. report as
fOloNs:
ALtDA"A-Fro:n this State we have reports of about
thiity counties. The under cultivation increased
twsnty per cent wholly IN grain. The wheat crop Is
lencraly reported Of good quality but short and in
tLiIds tnc Usual average The !e4G OF con VIII be
,aInc 4 coIOn. Oats have be largely grown have
Eh,,sAs-Ilo prospect il good for ,orn ana cotton
ard should tie picssnt favorable weather continue ior
few weeks II viii iuruIo crop above the aveIa@e.
wheat IN snc localities - Light IN quantity, bat oi oH-
FLOnIiA-jotton Liter than last year. Int looks well
and IrOspecs good. Corn Ia eoc portions %. no Sat
viii lto fll average. Orange crop Increasing yearly
GgOtGIt.F,ol this State We have ortl Of j. twcen
increased 20 per cent the Increase bong Wholly an Sih
WHeaf cIOp generally reported sEofi bGI OF good quality.
CVrn looked better. The cotton has been
reduced and In some counties II In proposed 20 abandon
ia cultivation. One correspond nj wriios 1t
better nt TINS scaSOnlO cent .cbl piautdlO per
cent betier cOrd,On." Farmers are relying oi their
farms Tor supple, than before ana afcw
IOwA-C.dar. Linn, and hnscaiunc Counties repOrt the
grain OF All Kinds da,..sed Dy CO, thuance of wet
wrat.ier gnd prospect o! moi more Than Ouc-a the
hsnli average. Other counties report tie Prospect 81
corn good; wheat below ITO Gverase.
kASsAs.-A co cur IN rproS,nilnS The condition OF
III, growing crops senli1 Prospects for an abundant
harvest never better. -
planting cotton the nississilTi Valley, IN cOi>c
qucboe II which tie plant not 30 ICr"nr Us II should
bv, excellent condition. and rs Tar ~ c4n bo
1ndIod tho prospect 10 good Corn nnusai Cool prom
Sing heavy crop Favorable weather VIA Insure crop,
above the average. except fruit O.o corresponding
wrics: our people virtually self sus' aiming.
Improved implements ANA niac incf} are bciHx adopted
We becoming bcttcr satisfied wth our country and -
better hopeful feeling ieryaes tins section
AIsNEsOIA-FrOn t0is Stale We have reports OF about
where The b"iH oi the "Geat is grown reports arc un,a,
vorabl.. Not much hall crop anticipated. and
the harvest VIII pc late Corn IN fair conitic aud may
Missssrri.-in grain the area under cultivation has
New-York tribune., 1876-07-15
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EuROPEAN ALARkErS

LIVERPOOL July II 1890 p. m.-COiton Is queter Mid
ding uPlans 6si Mddling Orleans. Gh: Sales 10000
Including 1000 fOt speculation ANA receipts
100 b.es uf which l. pUO bales American Futures
W. ak sellers offering t l5i d,cne sales Of Mdalng Up.
lands Mtllns clause, Jul ana August delivery, At
5aid do do, August and september delivery, at Js'
do, SeltclC. and October delivery AZ J43d. also
tue sl sales 0 New crop Midding Uplands Low
Mdin1 clause sbi ped october end November pCr sai)
New-York tribune., 1876-07-15
WQOI. MARKET.

pun ,DELruIt Juy ilwool IN improved demand ahS1,gh
pI &c. are In ftyor buyers. supply ight Dt tqpl H We
iIs OHIO. Pou>y ivauta and West rama NA ,s alh
above 3i SIC; y, base; Medium 81 a 5s; ,o,
N...i Bclduc, "a ZOE; NcN.1 "fk, Mthitau
and iui.sa and western. lua, 29a3lc Mctum, 33H3Jc
Co.uus washed ~ L.c: Cnmhug Ir"dSAel H. DC; Caha
Counug l5c. UuNas,l, 20 -2c. coarse "l Meluh N
yasrri - ne: Iub a>a", 3JU3Jc. ColuAhA Mashet
I.gur. Io IuwasL,d n lCc and Myrno, iHlled
g-4yn.; No and super. Pulled ., Haot trNa>' ,e snu
Ncra Il 2OC.: DO toara, liUlUci CaAloAld heoiun'
lSG22c.; do. Coarse. IA l6c.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-15
. fIv Nlarl'n-

Sgsa 1, - ,iir,,l''' r,rr %, .rGon@ i6'.
FOR ;.c do l,'ry lr'r Lif er1.. - u q. Hr't
sis@lc sf's y-.trrcIy aii'r pm Az ~ '"' az ~
..,suitT. .t' II-r' e., DE t,i
itE 80 1r.o. tmgi alc' ,s,.. I.t % g. . y.
orilb. % ll...r.. leo bales r.t'fd 'at.- -" 4,
.tu - s.IFrlf 200. l!'i. ,.,s ...' d. d" !. s.r
L .. .iir
to-. 49, TO , u-iI,, 100 il'. 600. - i,scE
Au-ls LOO Il'gc. l' u s...t .O, til.ti . u -s.c
. i-, oi. 49, Cd. 81 ,ubrt o" - " -'. ,1c - -
To- ~ Is.. .uH. IIAr. 100 - '.c. dbl 'N'F ,I"V,
/. s,rc 700 'sr ,tII. - 200, ~ g., q. !. -.
100 !! .sc. .1,i',r, loo y &C.; ,4'' ll.r, !0t
II e. 100. .a.c; A.y 81 II .e tot.. g. as,
H.! GOA! a. 90 baj. lA1 marie, oi''c4 L4rrly r,fy
New-York tribune., 1876-07-15

3.,,..tf. ILL lJnar...-......l2s l=ys
ton been oaIg s'aaH .l w. an rr'.c' h,,r s'%g ",
g St ca o, &C. sdria5 Traas :. % = %55 - Gunr a, ~ = - - SO,
p"r 2.G = G'.- i g In, IN rS,a Sg a. 20 ,ri.
Ia Zs,. ior Tsau,d. N1rc -''.s - q. -' -.i' ''n
1ar, 81 IL goe 90. .. s'n - y 2. 20 a" iar "a ,,,
81 sogtl % ier A'h d = =; io hsir. ,iIry I,A t M
or ai -, so,.. Tor Err.."i; 80 i'as =, - s',a
aud 80 or rt,e'mi W ii'. an - ,.'." q" M 4" ,.
DtL.G. p. 'a Gr,.n' - ms.''S' ,os a' c..G
says 2a Te sn,a l5% n' niSHS2' 5i,t. '' = Sse aS la
c s."'' .,' ~ ln,,rs,rI.. so ~ 10 Jnia lid
sl-I-2o. sasaDl s.5. M-rA'.i" 'oid' ~ St-"' 'A'o
Tit @it,s loe rs .aes o' Ca have been made a.
fS.t le io J. and 90 T., e. : ., -,.i 90 -; go
orr HeU Ma,ser., NoES "a. E', n.'. so.d ia'{ 80
sars Laing D., r,HsIG i,r 80 sI01t2 10. No =
FLSUi. GSD MEAG~iae Ll.Ia,.. Ia FLOUR va, only
I,i', tro,"e art i'.o " Ell In-c- ihc liIiu lanl
IN ,,, tc s,,iy ot rr.si.e saAs. i,cs l la.ed
Ia nuyrr, ta'or AID P.rres "a onn-er "a ny"! D so.
q M.l- AlI,s sold 90 la ,N.o, ai abou, 80 ~
u.s.; g5o o1 ';s"i os s''. C5s , ss. at s. s t'o5
Dsi' hGiirm T. S.u.S' %s'i,ss LA'a q" - 20 81
ssSi 500 l5i. c!g yiis EE.r4s a. i s,a.g 10
al ' ,%''9?'i "S2 % clan to csoe. sa@rrns
Choar: - 25asi u. Tor iilcro, to common E,a
n n 49, 30 49," 49,, c"s, 70 - JAR , 30 s - 80 '@s2 c - No. @ ,i
- % M n'efoL 20 conmnn Esifa Wos'on ~ 80" :, ni
al1 80 ijft' 20 % Cre 20 Fan,' DO - d41 10 'c Cay
- y -
iIg Niiis tNra; ~ lUdrt - for Ia Pan
EstrA toana io'r ono; - o"s9 zoo tIr 70 ooo ao .na
20 - 80 Go'si 20 tcc BOD ~ % for common
Patent biI1ac,ot1 Eatr. 81 iool 20
Cboco tSO :ivorits br.bds -, 10
WITHIN ytrgo,
G1pc ESits ~. isiIz 10 - fOi GOpd u
'bulc 1Jd ~ Tor Vel
Cp,ing rshcr q.ci, with tent, asUr
~ ER:' FiDt i.Wts without drchiri chan ngeih
prt vItg urd Goba.t niilly Tor t.ir ants
rsdc. - bbis al 1JGtJ 10 ;'T No. -
10 ~ sOa ~ for to
,.oce tauy Extra sf&" - ior Choice Fanny
Irncos- f1iIa tOitN NEAL rhI.,i gIi.t Ibont
st.a.y Gales Jb.s. - Jtd~3 iGr b-lya Nr.sIp
Je s.y SJ % - 80 brand,
inrudH. ClO... Banpr" 81 - So Tag Aosl aa5
Horo -tl'b H,'bJ baas ~ tIhtl 'OP
100 10 incudn,- 300 jtgs Bllfi ino.r A. 81. -
FOuEiG.s i.u EGrinr,s IA Foreign Dried ha' been
very qaci late bn tw c,"gs have tas"n place
Iu rorgn prcity g,Od has .5cii
have Issoiiay G'nrrs qnoa;ioIs arr: aver
RasiHs. box, ~ %; i0Ise Muscaie. - b'1
- 1O Valencia. 9a9rc SuitaIIL l"alSto.! Srel,ss
iran. 80 -; D8t,s r., 5c,; trftaLts lc.. Log
horn C,tron 2Oa2lc Turkish Prnnrs jiac. RTctc, aor
I=ngucUoc Almonds. lie Shrlci do 90 BE-
iilnrrr $50 JJ.Lu SL" q. 10 Jd4Jc.! IGsgois sc
ivica. lJlaiGo Naples " anuis ae French 40, "a 100
Ice; Brar uis che Italian M.eaIob lahif .c Taoca,
,GB.c ssrncs lsliboXcs 1870 9c. Iusiief boxes -
ala &C. CaAthn Ginger, v clsri 90 oOGts lHti1is soS
c-so, s7dsl0 COcOaEuts, sOdsi5 M llIes sId 70 ~
GRAIN-sound Spring WHEAT. and parcels that apptoxi
sound, shade hiner with GOiriac exiort
inquiry tD NIL contracts, Lots cut of oraer
liable become unsound, ff,y oneIe" hd SAFE ~
New-York tribune., 1876-07-15
THE MARK Els
Carefully reported .or RIA rasJyN
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Il, Nnr,h I.r.r I.....I, md R.t.I-l. L.
rnpAY. july II. 1878.
GENERAL MAghET REPORT.

AsIJFs- There vss a very qulct market 80 day aud tho
general feeling pretty Lod !Uis "crS quoted at aT
' re has been Il ght Decline. DIRE 70 con
tuug duiucs tie quoted figures TT western ara Hon'ih
no 0M Co!N-Tbere isre roslng going on sgd
yrces ooclpr more ot nominal iia1 Iei p',,Arr 70
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The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1876-04-08
Meeting of the Independent National
Executive Committee

Pursuant to the call of the chairman, a
meeting Of the National Executive Com
mittee Of the Independent party was held
at the fremont House on Wednesday and
Thursday, April 9th and 9TH. After a
full and free interchange of opinion, it
was detel mined to be impolltic to post
pone the time for holding the National
Nominating Convention. In accordance
with such determination, the following
preamble and resolutions were unanimous
ly adopted:
In Vi Nv of the failure OF the present Demo
cratic House Of Representatives and Repub-
lican Senate Of the United States to repeal
the odious and oppressive specie resumption
act Of January ID, 1879, aud to devise fur
ther financial relief H. the suffering industries
Of the country, thus disappointing the Just
expectations of a long suffering people; and
in view Of the alarming developments Of
fraud, bribery aud official corruption that
pervade and debauch every branch of the
public service, menacing the very existence
of free Institutions, Therefore,
ReSoire,i, That the National Executive
Committee Of the Independent party d.
earnestly appeal to the people in the United
states, m every State, To organize and send
delegates to the National Independent Con
ventiun, to be held ar Indianapolis, Ind
May IL, 1876, the only hope Of securing
that Just financial legislation and pure gov
eminent, which is indispensable to their vel.
| fare.
Mr.. 5. Nj Smith rendered his resignation
as chairman, and the Hon. Moses W.
Field, of Detroit, was elected as his sue
cessor, and the Hon Alex Campbell, NJ
c.. as ice-chairlnan
After the transaction Of routine bust
ness, the committee adjourned.