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| gagement. He will play there throughout the
summer season, and at its close Will go to Aus
tralia, under contract with 3fr. Allison, to give
! series Of concerts in Melbourne, Sydney, AIDE
1aidc, and other prominent places.
Another American debutante appears in Lon
don this week In the person Of Miss Van Elsncr.
The Indy will come out in the character Of the
sheltcrlng wing Of Mime. Christine Nilsson.
In connection with the forthcoming Bgreuth
performances, q new aud important work entf-
tied "Richard Wagner's Leben and Wfrkep," by
by Carl Maurer, of Cassel and Leipsig.
An opera, rpsr Bergkonigg: !" bya Swedish com.
at Munich. Though ncw TO Germany, the work,
which was first performed at Stockholm in May,
1874, has been very successful, having been rep
resented already some forty times,
Frau von Voggcnl1uber, who has 1ately sung
with such success ut Berlin in "Tristan und
Isolde, ~ has accepted an Invitation from Wagner
allces. She is to replace Frau Vogl, of Munich
with whom, it is safd Wugner llas fallen out),
Us Sieylinde in Die Walkurc."
Niblo's Garden, New York, which has been
closed for some time, has been leased by-Mr.
kingman F. Page, and is to be opened this week
for Italian opera, with Mr.. strakosch rs impress
locca, and tlr. Tom Karl has been engaged as
Que Of the tcnors. The engagement Of Siguor
Brignolt has not been closed, but it is expected
that flc will BE- on hand at the opening.
The London Musical 1rorld pays tile following
handsome and deserved tribute to our. fair
Albani: .An Elsa more grace
1ul, tender, and, where called upon,--as III the
bridal duet with Loangriu,- -impassioned than
Mile, AlDani it would be vain to seek. Perhaps
laurels were never more ]egitimatcly earned
than by the young American In this her latest
assumption Of Importance, Her first and last
scencs-she delivery and parting from her de-
liverer.-are alike poetical and toi1chinr,,
, 1876-05-21

Fifth Avenue Theatre Company will give on
aet Of "Pique," Hooley's Minstrels win appe;;
company, as usual, viii assist It is unde
! stood that Mrs. Manning has been left in dcst
tute circumstances, and the generosity Of til
profession towards her should be properly IT
i sponded to by the public.
The orchestra at Hoolcy's Theatre has bee
strengthened by the addition Of Mr.. Hntclins
cornct-player, who comes here with hlg
recommendations. The programme this "cel
Centennial March. Nagne
Sounds from Home. L1nule
Solo '0F violin IL; x1;ris. <'a'I'
Selections from ''Lombardl'. l'............:::.y ycrd
| Mr.. Nutehins.
Madame Octayia Walton Lc Vert, a lady wei
known to the society Of Washington, Baltimore
ana the South generally, and whose profnss
hospitality III tie DAYS before the War was rs
eagerly sought as it was freely offered, Will glvt
q reading IN tile parIors Of the Pacific Hotel
Thursday evening, June l. Mrs: sallie Ward
Hunt, Of Louisville, will play on the piano. and
read "Souvcnirs Of Distinguished Americans, u
and several other articles written by herself, In
L cfuding "An Hour with His Holiness the Pope
of Rome" Tickets at the Pacific.
The programme at the New Chicago Tt7atre
this week will be as follows: Part First
"When the Moon with Glory BEghtcns," J..
", Lamont; comic ditty, Rice; "Litt1e Rose
ttSwect Gcncyeye," Percy Ashton; descriptive
finale, Hart, Rice, and Brockway. Part Second
Newcomb, in lis spccalties; "Thc Weary
Traveller" with Little Mac as the monkey; Kirk
and Drew IN songs and dances; John Hart's
sketch, "Wanted, Nursc,'; j. Vi. AfcAndrews
in Ct Charleston Gals n; Little Macs Essence;
E. n. Halls banjo performance; "Funny
3lokes in Fog"
The intended reappearancc Of Mrs. James n.
Foster on the Chicago stage has already been
referred to in Tue TRIBUNE. The occasion will
be ucxt Friday evening, and Mrs. Foster viii
play Pauline in '' The Lady Of Lyons," The
Of Miss Mitchell, and thus there is double
reason why the attendance should be generous.
Miss Mitchell herself will appear, for the first
time in several years, in her fayorite character
Of hany O'.shea[. Thursday and Saturday
nights "littlc Barefoot" will be played and
Saturday afternoon aJanc Eyre The first
three nights will ho devoted to "Nannette,"
elsewhere noticed
The readers OF TIE TRIBUNE should not for
get that the testimonial benefit to Mrss:Eaur
at Plymouth Church. Mrs. Dainty will rccitee
author; aSociabEe Jimi1ny,n Marx Twain;
:" Death OF Joe," Dickens; md "Thc Lost
Hero,' BY Hood Mr.. Fiagler VIII play an in-
troductory overture on the organ; Madame
SchIoss will interpret Chopin, Schdmann, and
Smith will sing selections from Balfc and Verdi,
and the Oriental Quartctte will sing Hatton's
't.Sailor Song" md Krcutzcr's "Screnade-"
The programme is well chosen, and the merits
Of the performance, Joined to those Of the bene-
ficaiy, should be sufficient to draw full house.
, 1876-05-21

i. ,1,a- nrlscr to have loved and lost
Than never to have loved at all."-Tt7nuson.

t4t1,s rscEtef 70 nave EoyGI and lost
- Than never to have loved at aN.'-Ttnruson
Why should vo sigh for joys departed,
Or tender dreams that long have past?
The World rolls on; though heavy-hcarted
For you bright days will come ut last
No doubt It's sweet, this mournfu1 sorrow.
This bitter ending Of Summer dream;
B1t ahl the clouds will break Tomorrow -
There's plcasure in pain, however keen.
We learn in tj5le to jest and smile
Ger the wreck ofIa heart that's broken;
The psin may 1inger md throb awhile
When it's gone, 1t leaves no token.
As years roll on, we hugh to think :
OF the Past where our loves are living =
And the foolish fancics We uee to link. -
of tears, broken hearts, and dying. ::
And, II you cannot forget the romance
Don't tell the world Of your sorrow;
For tis cruel and cold, and might perclrnnce.
Laugh ut the trouble you borrow.
FRL1x BRowHK.
, 1876-05-21
TO MY FRIEND.

AE, In the Hstsweet flushing Of the dawn,
some 5eahteous star shines, .hroush riftsa
Upon the world which 1t has helped to cheer
When darkness lay upon It Ike shroud:
SO shines thy face, from out the cloudcd past
~ Upon the frightening promise OF ray daY,
Unlike the star, it cannot fade nor wine,
Nor IN the light OF noon tide die ~way1
Bnt ever, t,.s.xn my sky be dark or fair.
NJ, gentle face its chaneeless star shall be.
any, ihfongh the years that bear me down to deaftr
my nearf shall hold its tender thoughts Of thee -
AoSss AuERy NrGuz8a,
, 1876-05-21
PROFESSIONAL.
THE INDIAN DOCTOR,
). E. @Qa Clark and Hadls11-sl3.
PROCLAMATION.

Mheseaa, I positively know that my trtstnens
Wlll cure Deafness, Sore Eyes, Catarrh, Consqmp-
tion, spernatorrhGa, and Diseases Of the Lisa M
for the next thirty days. treat all patients end Wy
lof my pay until three months after they are cnteot
mus making positive guarantee OF o cnre IN ere!
ment, nnd ean refer to many cured since cur r. r.
turn to the city. We detect and describe an dk
eases without asking any questions, and reatore s
DR. FRITZ
Office entrance from both streets. O1dco haa4
Fron to la n, ] to md ~ 70 81 T. q :
, 1876-05-21
GOSSIP FOR THE LADIES.
An American Widow and Her
'Spouse's Remains.
The Snau-Fo0t Question-.-An In
nocent Little Brother.
The Pierced Heart---A Melancholy In.
terruption---Feminine Notes. :
TEE FEARFUL LITTLE MAID

She stands within the daisied field, >
A little maiden all alone;
And. bending down, she takes flower,
And plucks it's petals one by one.
he loves nc well; he does not lorc'n
Trembling, weeping. nov. is she.
'tAhs docs he love! Of loves he not1
I cannot try! dare not seel''
Her heart is beating loud and fist.
Her binding tears are like pail.
She does not hear the eager step,
She does not see the shadow tall.
The flower is taken from her hand.
Swiftly the petals he removes,
''t1e loyes-loves not-he loves-bovrs not.
See. larling!-'tls the last-ae ioresi
-Fdnny Barr0tu In the GALAXY.
, 1876-05-21
TIE PIERCED nrAR,r

1HE fIEtCED HEART
The following is an exact conV ~ ,...a.
picked up by policeman last week:
CAMBRIDGE, May u~-EMxER: sh,n,+
erouole you With my presence no more Therc
s 7ast as good fish left in the geo ae oro r
cont care q cuas Tor yer father don't c,rc
nothing for what I Say. don't carn Inncb
what l do, yer seem to feel stnct- ~, .hara
nc nos7 ear driver If my hands Is large nv e art Is
70 want yer to understand that aaan nat. - -
~ ttea1s hgt at the same tine yer hart nav nav be be
hdge soon @s aad s1ap dcn91 an going ter leave CAM
wish was dead and wish YER etH father e. ggon,d
Pa3, Pay me Tor the Ulster collar be yanked of He
oetter De careful how he intends to Are = sbote e
Els an xoninoy an'g5 ny body ean ct dong if ant
and f. wn naTs. shan't trouble yoa no more,
done my duty Good bi forever, f ,iouu nI'e
, 1876-05-21
THE GAME OFCHESS

CHICAGO cHEss CLuB.-Nos. 63 and 65 WASH
fngton street; open from 4. N. to 10 p. m.
Chess players meet daily at the fremont House
Exchansc) and the Sherman House (Basement,.
All communications Intended for this department
+tCheSs u '
, 1876-05-21

.1aGLASCHOLY INTERRUPTION
r., ~ Is indeed remarkable" said noble Bur-
1glonlan' sitting in his parlcr conversfng with
s" sls'1ors' most remarkable, that in all
s' the records of which ane bril- ight With the
glotlons music OF masters whose names arc
"1.1ten on every page Of the worlds history IN
testets OF gold, no woman has ever written an
ppela or composed m oratorio that co1ld INF
nef name to undying fame In the Verv waiEe
u afs' Where one would supposc woman should
, 1876-05-21
MUSIC.

Rt1VSV 1ss*&V a1097e71f 1C3S01V 0&
| xecl, which hos inst clnsei w,a the admire HI,
| eA "1A -. !eS. e"o'-a 49, @A9 "ataA' 0u&'
closing concert OF IT'S regular season ny tht
,arv o,,h;tio,s ,,nhar. .h;o1, ,ora ,,a,, c1;.a,,
.t5 sNoAso0o n11. W.. : "eh 6te 81
! aud also presented Miss DrAsdu. the contra1to
! q new conner and 3fr. Pease the pianist, an ole
| favor;tr M vocalist in onr rccn>1ection has
| '9'e" N'o 'e.sA's' -. out .'A.
made sueh decided impression upon hrs1
arp ar.h 49, - +.,a sa,s,sta -. ~ ..s.s
| mou.u - oAo ~ '.e 'o4"''ts a. LILY o4ns.1oaL
festlVal' where We haFc no doubt she will EN-.
phaSKc the success obtained here. The Club
now rests for the season, except that it will
give, Jnuc s, an extra concert, complimentary
to its excellent conductor, Mr. Tomlins, upon
which occasion programme Of rare beauty will
| be performed by mixed chorus $50 strong
100 ladies and so gentlemen. The chorus nun.
, 1876-05-21
White,
soLET10N TO PROBLEM NO. 25.


CHESS IN ENGLAND.
Game played between Messrs. BlacEsbnrne and
zukeEsort, in the tournament now In progress at
simpsons DiSan. The notes are by the chess
editor OF Ld11 and 1Fdt<r
, 1876-05-21

EL1JAH.
The Beethoren Society will cldse its season on
Thursday evening next at Plymouth Conerera-
tional Church. with 4 performance Of Men
aelssohn's 0ratorio of "Eliiah," with the fol.
loving singers in the solo and concerted parts:
soprano, Miss Haskell; alto, Miss Lizzie
eosesnan' h1s. Ullmann, and Mrs johnson:
, 1876-05-21

A. Al" Arlington Heights. THE game is very
welcome,
Correct solutions to Problem No. rs received
from T. Barbe, II. A. D., E. Il. B., md n. Van
Els, city; 1t, Turner, III.
, 1876-05-21

reign upon an individual throre. N. :. ~,
more th2a me1nal, an humble Attendanf 0Ete 11s!e
Ing upon and meekly subject 10 ~ ~, Wais
her master, who--' Just then = snnoa a of
voice from the back yard scft tie n-n rou ~
the sweep OF, sabre, John Jenfin1 Ngo
come mere and Keep this baby out ~ :! To1
erss srs a',t M put oo1 Clothes f t1e so
rose, and the noble Eurlinetoni,r 4e committee
by unanimous consent, the hoy a being excused
1ourned.-b4rls~fton Hapkv r. 4se aooa after u.
n.o;.a.3sG, 4 NICE LII TIE BOY.
Rapids Dtn'oena0 e LED On bts Ss-s ,s+s .ae GFna
other evening aud ;hile waiting for ,ea ber tho
ner appearance hs struck up conyers,,ton ~ axe .a
~. u.e poep,suo brother-in-1aw. After a vh;,4
~ Yoss ra,E Saa" 4nized niggezs know mnchp,
n.,a ieal5 can't say" answered tn. .,.
ynt you ind % and silence reigned for h1 halsea
ueIiEs, - NJ IA the boy agniu resumed. -" 4aoe
tt Ma ~ on play checkers with your nos.on
ment - haFe not acquired that acco, ,nn,,s,-
"yyss91ls,ay "% ell, y0u'd batter learn; you hear nepn
Cause, Sis says that yer don't know .,,n
~ guaranteed njgger, but yer dads cot iots q
ssamps, and she'll marry you anyhow. and ~ 20 o.
sa1d when she got aholt the old man,s e. au go
was gofn' to all OF the Fourth Of Jt,sa naN 10
eesouns an tfe~cream gum-sucks; aud iet pss, ~
Stay 5oy at nome 70 play checkers with that hos H.
And, Wien isis" got her hair ban{.ei, ,n,
came 10, sho found the parlor desert; = hr a%3 ~
eave ~, nC. brother, who was innoceutIy rinc ~
sshos o. two kittens together, and singtlg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-25
COTTON MARKETS.

GALVESTON Aug 2i-Coton easier Middline. II &c; Low
iO7-c Good Ordinary, 9sc; net TeCeptS Ia
gross bales sales, 2Ij bales stock 25 b1es
NORFOLK Aug. 2i-C0tt0n quiet; Mndllng llsS' u, ny
receipts iOi bales exports coastWle 40 Daes saes' -
bales stock. $50 bales. ,o, .,
SAVANNAH Aug 2I-Cotton quiet: Mddrng, lO'ic.; Low
Middhng gistsc Good Ordinary, $50 net receipts 2io
ba sales, 10 bales; stock. 1919 bales.
WILMINGTON. Aug. 2t.-COtton QUIET Mlddnng II &c!
Low Mddhng. Lobe Good ordinary 9Sci net receipts
bales; sales IS bales stock, 30 bales. ,,,,,..
NEW.OHIEANs Aug. 2l.-Cottpn inanimatci mmlhng'
IL ~; Low Middlug lie; Good Ordinary, 9sc; net r..
cents ~ bales Cross 81 bales; exports coastwsc LOU
bales sales. 100 baos; stock, 20 III bales go,
IINtGNSATI Aug 2i.-Cott1n quiet Addiine II y: !
Low Middng lL3c. Good ordinary S'ici shipments 900
AUGUSTA, Auc. 2f-Coton- Moderate demaDd MldIlne'
lOLc; Low Middlng lOglO4ci Good Ordinary 9c'i re-
Nr,rufs Aug "a - Cotton Dun Middlng II 2c.; re-
ceIps bales shipments 229 bales sales lou ba!es socA
O,.6G bales
Middlng 4c Good Ordinary lO~c net receipts Nv
receipts J.! bales; cNlorts coas"ir ~ Daes sAS
% bales splnncrr, 20 bales; stock, 91b gales
IOUIsyIIIR, Aug. 2i-Cotton quiet; Mldinng II
CHARLESTON, 2iCOttun steady, Addlng. ildI ~
Tow Miing IOLl4lOSc Gooi Ordinary, S'tc. Ret ie.
ccps 30 bales exports, cOasNsei lVA pa'coi So 4V'
bales stock. ,G3i bales ,,,,,, ,o,.o .
Low Mdiiug, l.c Good Ordinary, lOc gross receipts
81 LOUIS Aug 2i-Co,ton quiet Middling, II 9ci Low
Nldiliuc lUt2c. Good Ordinary, CSC shGhehtH Nv
,to.rGS AGg 2i-Cotton steady: Miihlng l2lic. Low
MIdllng &c Good Ouiinarr, lOlc.; net receipts ~
bale. gross, $50 bales stock. Go3i bale- ,,,-,,...
MoHF, Aug. 2i-Cott"n irregular Mddng ~ &c. 80
bales exports coastWis 5O4 bales sales, 90 bales sloch
1929 baltA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-25

There is some currency going forward to the west
but not enough to disturb the equanimity OF the
market, and the fact that the $2O.956,O3O sur
plus reserve held by the city banks is sufficient to
meet the demand for crop purposes is evil
denced In the Offering of time loans running through
the year as low as per cent Annexed are the
rates of exchange on New-iOrk at the under
mentioned cities to-day: Savannah, Il premium;
Charleston lsQl4 premium; Cincinnati steady
par to so premium; New-Orleans, commercial, SIC;
bank, IS; Chicago, % discount, and st. LOUIS
par to 80 premium. The United States lrea-
s1rer to-day received $1,070,OOO National bank
notes for redemption. The customs receipts at
Washington to-day were $4,000. The Internal
Revenue receipts footed up 100000. The fol-
lowing is the Clearing -bOuse statement to-day !;
Currency exchanges, $44, 450,O4s; currency bal
ances, 81, 272. 1853; gold exchanges, S74o4,OGO;
gold balances. $752.566.
Government bonds continue duh because OF the
apathy of operators in transacting any business
pending the result of the negotiations in Washing
ton in regard to the floating Of the new 4l2 per
cents Dealings in consequence were very limited
but prices were on the whole steady to firm. We an
- nay cloein0 street auot atious
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-25
TIE STATE OF TRADE.
HIrUnnEA MApEI'p-

LIVERPOOL Aug. 2i-123o p. INJECTION 10 quiet Mdding
Upands ned; Mdding Orleans, GjIs sales, 5000 bales
for speculation ami export receipts, jOO
bales OF which l40D were American Cotton 70 arrive quiet
deliverable August az 5lSisd dO. do, deliverable November
December, at Cd do. do, shipped october ana
Noyenbe at Cd DO DO do shipped November and Deceh
LivRErooL Aug 2i-I:3O r. u.-Cicesc Al y for the
best grades Of American line. Lard 90 b cwt Tor Amefi
IIyRUPooI, Aug 24-3 p. Uncommon Rosin dull at .
per cW Fine do duh at 10 CWt Lard on 81 per cwt
Sales Of Mddng Upllnds Cotton Low Middlng clause dely
cradle September and October, at bas2 10. do crop,
shipped November and December, sail AZ 6ia2d do do
shipped mbcr and January SAIL at Ood OF the
sales today, 8, 60 bales American.
IIyFRpOOf, Aug 2i-4:3O y. m-t0tiOn 10 arrive firm
sales MddlnR UplaDd Low Mddling clause shipped Sep
TENDER ana October at obi do do new crosspped october
IiyPRPooL Aug -Evening-Iinseed on, "a n cwt
1868 1904 l04O coupon lOI lie Halfway shares l2s;
Ipxpox Aug 24-1,3O D. m-Pars adyices quote Eve per
cent Rentes at 1861 IL &C. for the account.
gland had decreased sfl0O during the past week. Erie
Railway shares. l2ie
LoSpoS Aug 1880 p m-The proportion Of the Bank OF
England 10 liability which last week was coz per cent
T. OW the
T6SnON Aug PA p. In-re Railway shares. l2l. Paris
dispatches quote hve cent rentes at 1901 20 for the
LoNDoS Aug 2i-3 p m-The smount Of bullion gone into
amount withdrawn Is 1890, 900. all for Lisbon. -
LONDON Aug. 2i5 30 r. mSpitits 1urpentlne 20 4233
A. cyt. Refined Petroleum. l5lld. ~ gallon.
PARis Aug. ZAP m.Tle specie In the Bank Of France
has increased oi0OOL during the past week ExchaDgeon
.TEAYkf0Rr Aug. 2i-U. 8. bonds new dyes, 1882,
ANTWERP Aug PAP. m.-Peroleum, 40 IL y bDl Tor Re.
fined
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-25
The following are to-day's quotations In gold 10
the various coins and bullion: 49, sor,r,

The stock spectators are not borrowing very
much money just now, but plenty OF capitalists
are ready and anxious to accommodate all require
mepts at very low charges. The late heavy decline
in coal stocks has released further large amount
of money, rendering the article still more a drug
than heretofore. To-days market was but reiter-
alton of other days. the tone of the market fayorng
the borrower, who has been paying on call loans l
per cent when the collateral consisted of United
States bonds, and liz and 2 when ordinary mixed
stocks were hypothetical, with isolated cases re-
ported at 2l203. Discount continues dull but for
all the first-class paper offering ready buyers are
found. We annex basis of revised rates:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-25
THE MARKETS.
rCareiuny reported Tor rHR TRIBJNE.l
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Pc, North R,rer, Vessels. and Rutroads
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


,srrs This market remained noted; trade was
small n asa Sc for rOts ana b'sr 10 Pearls ~, rt
C,FEt -Iere was a continued hlln market lor ~
oborrb Iusress was rather quiet, only embracing fouu
ms a. Luz AT private price the range iof hnSSes WIS
49, 80 aid for iobbing lots 1lAdl9c gold Mll sraucs
we iuct and unchanged Late sales include 7Vi? pas
To- go bags Sayania J%2 bags Ctyi1n % Ddss
IgcGaYIa $50 bags Costa iuca 20 pa SalD ~,
To- fr within range Tie Sock 81 lo ~ q
~ ~, ,,7 bi, other supplies follows Java 4Ii1I mats
,ylon 6Si bags MaaCaho / .tJO bags; lag"ayr 5lzo
hss Sauo Domingo, 2,lJ2 bags, Porto ldc'i Loo DIGS
Csta Rcl 23Oj bags Mexican, 70 bags ana savanna
g- Iiqs The quotations a. follows: ava Dhes ~
DC l.. mats 2uG22o; Singapore Il dlSc' teyoi 10 20
l5c Niar4cabo Ii Ice: IaguayIa Jamaica 10"
lie Sdato Domingo l40l4 &C.; Porto llco, 10 dl -
Costa Ilca l6Hl7 SIC; Mexican Isl dlG'2c; Manila 10 a.
Glbc. A., ,t.....oo, ,to ox,or,
COTTON-Under dull accounts from Liverpool tho export
be Lociue sales 1430 bales OF which Tor eNPo, ~
for sdmpiu and 1913 for Speculation De'itu GU con-
las IeNnLis az inc l0ILs IUyU D.-s AnnCA.L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-25

steady sales 20 bbis Western at $50 cur MEATS were
TO weight; 500 loose Picked Shoulders, on private
terms quoted s2asarc and 300 do Hams at ly 5 &c
80. sAoKED MEATS were lightly dealt H. az a IUe
Mddes were quiet 9c for Western Long Clear sales OF
100 boxes City Long Clear at oc also at the % we Vo
Long and short together for December. at Sci;
DRESSED HOGS were without change, though la 5
rmer for light averages quoted at 7f sass TED
and advanced tribe. but the market 49,, e'V epa
heavy transactions were to fair extent sales yo
1000 September at $40 Z2af 10 81 eloshg az
$40 3O $500 for october ~ $40 22dSU 81 p oehs
year at 50 5O4t9 50 $50 for December at - o.
al lie second ca for September, $40 30 bid and 40 80
November 80 10 bd and $40 10 asked for the remainder OF
year bid 80 60 asked and for January ~
hd and 80 so asked Refined was IN better a. Ill and
West Indies, part at T. r ~ vas ,
stoay fair state Creamery pals az So i
Choice state Dairy pals at 10 a29e ior common p
TO Prime; 2oc. Tor Choice STATE , haintAlhS: US
stat, for we,. SoO@ s, at @s for Fair
10 Prime. 24u2Gc. for Choices Western ih hoi al
I$@?le for Common to Prime common i0 to Prime
10000. for Choice; Western creamery az ,oico
for Good TO Prime and 2sG5nc: ior onstcs
but grades below were irregnlar state FACTORY ~ %
Fair 90 Good; 72ag PC for Good to Fancy 1as &C. NJ
Factory at 307c. Tor Fan To Prime Idoc or Flno 10
&c. Tor full Cream Chedddr EtuS wSe s
hrner but the inquiry was gh Long slhu anu WeScrn at
l5c-the latter FOX Choice, and CANADA ~ loo
BCE-Ihere fair Jo6bng business done a' p''''
she wing change for either foreign or domestic , .
STEA RIN-Market inactive; Prime Western quotea III
slGh.Renncd was in demand and firm; Crushed II 'c;
ard A." ii a. sc; l." lose; other grades, - "a
Oac The following showed the statistical position mere ''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-25
In The shares Of the city banks, Republic 70 sold
at 1904. and Bank of New-York (l0l at 100. The
were the DluS:
Onered Asked.

In the railroad bonds there was further decline
In the bonds of the New-Jersey Central system-con
solidated par. and convertibles 90 Lehigh and
Nilkesbarre being offered as low as s6, and Ameri-
can Dock and Improvement at 81. Union Pacific
frsts were firm at 10594G1057s, Delaware and
Hudson Canal bonds of 1894 selling at 1852, and
Erie thirds at 103s,. There was a smart advance
from 1919 to S1la in Hannibal and ST. Joseph con-
vertibe SIS on sales of only $1,000. Chicago. Bur-
lmgton and Quincy rs were up to 111l2. The bids
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The market rather quiet but holders eoninneu
to and confidence; sales OF 500 hhn. Iua
Muscpvado at 93l 4 and 400 hhds M,lada NJ 6 Inc gug
ons are Cuba Inferior Common Refining SG6 'c ayr
l,uu.ng, 9sc Good KchninG, 9sc PRIME t,hnhs mi
Isr IL Grocery ga-dlOC; Centrifugal, hlds. aI
hoxrS Nos. 10 -, D.alOLc.; hOasses hhds. ana
boxes S0gc: Melada, 5aG7 c Cllycd, boxes d. - N's'
10 q SldS7c Nos 10 10 H. Slsa3'-'.i NOS Is 10 10
81, 0sc Nos i6to - lOal lec Nos ~ to ~ ~ ga
ll,c. White lnIa4l he Porto Rico Refining, common
To- Prime s.ag2C do. Grocery, Pair 10 choice S'sG io,'
Eraz. bags ID. =. Nos 20 T. 500 sc; JAVA oo' ~ De-
Nos 10 o. ~. qlta95tc.; Manila, SllG9c. $1,000. -.
TALLOW-NiaIk ir aud fairly acuVei sales, l4oooo 10
Prime az SA0 S7tgc. q u. 49,. 49,, mi. -
TEA rs auction today 5000 pkgs sold at t2f3s LOT
Japlu; l6a6c for lcrukG Green and ole Tor Sow
rup.uey The latter sold low pr but In general I
Valuations were obtained. The regular atket vas hrn ana
fairy active.
WiI,KN-The market hrmer; sales, l2j bhS ~ 81
and la evening % bbs a IL - gallon Acohol f"O'ed
: "a vii.