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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-08-08
THE TILDEN AND HENDRICKS
LETTERS.

We regret that the letters Of Messrs.
Tilden and Hendricks are entirely
too long for our columns. They
make three solid columns in tho En-
tevprisc, equal to about six columns
OF the SENTINEL. Both are able
and exhaustive documents. That Of
Tilden's, in particular, IL one Of the
sblest papers thst has been given to
the country Tor twenty years. Il IL
mainly devoted to the fiuance ques-
&don and the needed reforms in the ad-
TAfnistration Of the Government. Upon
these points, which are indeed the
most importantissues before the people,
he takes high and strong grounds.
His views regarding the best and
surest method for relieving the
try Of its present embarrassmsnts, are
not only sound but ably presented IS
we'll. He thinks that economy in the
public expenditures Is the only safe
way to regain our wontsd prosperity.
He also asserts that this Is the Q
through which specie resumption Is to
b reached. Fault Is found with the
Republicans for their failure to make
any preparation Whatever for . return
to specie payments. Governor Tilden
plants himself squarely IN the doc
trine Of but one term for any incum-
bent of the presidential office; favors
an amendment to the Constitution
concerning the manner of making ap-
preparations to carry on the Govern
ment; pledges himself to maintain the
perfect equality OF the races before the
law, and insists that honesty and com-
petency, regardless Of partisan predi-
lections, must prevail in the admins
tration of the affairs of the Govern
ment.
Governor Hendricks is q little briefer
than his chief. He is for hard money,
but thinks that forced resumption
would prove disastrous to the best in
terests of the country and the people,
He Ia for = gradual return to specie
payments, thus avoiding the disturb
ance of values which he argues would
assuredly follow the sudden contrac-
ton Of the currency. He takes q COR
rect view of the public school question,
declaiming in unmistaksble terms that
the free schools must forever remain
free Of all sectarian influences. He is
equally emphatic in bis denunciation
of the Coolie traffic which has proven
such an unmitigated curse to this
country. On the whole, both letters
will have . tendency to strengthen the
candidates before the people, and we
doubt not that both Of the gentlemen
will continue to gain in popular favor
from now until the day of the election.
We shall have occasion from time to
time to present the more salient points
of these very able documents. In the
meantime we will have to refer our
readers to the large dailies for the full
text Of the letters.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-08-08

THE Wash Is the name of . new
Democratic weekly just started in San
Frrncisco by.Geo. M. Mackrett. 1t is
supposed to be Of the singing kind.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-08-08

streets show the stores to be empty of
customers, and placarded with all
sorts of devices about 'selling off at
cost" "great bargains" etc. Indeed
so have some of them be-
come that they have adopted the Chat.
ham street plan, and when they lasso
a passing countryman he either goes
in or loses his arm. Even whisky sa-
looms complain, and that is the best
evidence of dull times. There are
probably five thousand people out of
employment who cannot get work at
any price. Is it any wonder, then,
that crime is on the increase? An
empty stomach often changes a per-
sons views on the rights of property.
But give him a good dinner, and he is
q mOralist.
Marginal Notes.
Only one stock broker defaulted this
week.
The matrimonial market Is dropping,
while divorces are on the increase.
The dead child of "anOther unfOr-
tunate," who loved on the sly, was
found in q vacant lot in an aristOcratic
and high-tOned moral part of our city.
No cards. j. M. 5.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-08-08
WANTED IT KNOWN.
A CAL ID.

DR. BISHOP WISHES HEREBY To
IL return thanks to the Pacific Medical
College Of San Francisco for a cat whose
natal hour dates. by n strange coincidence,
wish the close of their last session, precisely.
The felino specimen, for its age, Is all we'll
enough for n cat, merely TO be looked at, but
as a mouser, is an entire failure; and the
Doctor would offer the friendly suggestion to
the p. M. q. that. if they expect to supply
this market with cats, it will be well TO
change the breed. Phew! Did not those
Savans know this cat to be d native Pole
(cat)? au8-lt
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-08-08
NEW TO-DAY.
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CON-
VENTION.

THE DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CEN.
i trail Committee Of Eureka county, Me-
vAda, ut q meeting held In kureka, on the
evening Of August 5. 1876,
Resolved, That a County Convention Of the
Democratic party for Eureka county, New.
for the purpose of nominating candidates for
general election Of November, 1873, be held
in the Town of Eureka, in tho Courthouse, on
Thursday. the 2sth day or Septem.
Der, 1875, NJ III o'clock, A. M.
Resolved, That the primary elections in the
several precincts be held on
saturday, September 16, 1875.
The committee made an apportionment OF
delegates from the following precincts. viz:
- Delegates.
Eureka. precinct No. 1..".-........... Is
Eureka, precinct No.
L
....".."-..
r!sn
rtnto
Wander bllt.. ...-.....
Spring Valley-...-. ......-.......
Ruby Hill, proper u
D0OWa
Louck's Ranch DeviTs Uate...".....2
willow
Ruby Hill-Ricbmond.~.-"."..
Pleasant
SCOTS
lOtnI......... ...........s
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-08-08

HAyING JUST RETURNED FROM
- Louisville, Kentucky, and u Fran
cisco, California, and made arrangements for
regular shipments Of goods in ny line of bus
mess, l am prepared to outbid all opposition
for quality Ind prices.
Give me . cali and find out tho TRUTH Of
the above assertions fer yourselves.
au8tf ii. KIND.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-08-08

Is supposed to be over with the ides of
September, or the beginning of fall.
But there are no indications Of it. A
walk along Montgomery and Kearny
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-08-08

NEW TODAY.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-03-18

q. w. CRANE, 10. I76 Montgomery ST. :,
Ran Francisco. Cal, sole agent for tho ELKo
iSpEPINDESr. Is authorized TO contract for in.
sertng advertisements for us al our lowest rates
In cola. Orders left with Ar. Crane Will receive
prompt attention.
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VOL. 8.
WEEKLY ELKO INDEPENDENT,
Issued Every Saturday Morning,
s.s. SEAMS C. C. 8. wnIozr.
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EDIToRs AND PUBLISHERS.
Subscription Rates,

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single copies. ....-.s..I.....l1S cRnh eAcn
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RATEs OF ADvEnTIsISd-FOR U. 8. COIN;
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Each additional Insertion. .... --.... 200
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Az legal ddrrrttStng scit b. charged Itrieity &c
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DrsTu1cr CouRr SUMMONS months. .t2s.O0
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1 nJnu... lO.O0
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON. August 81 1879
Cotton quet middling lie; low n,iddling. iot4e I;
good ordinary v5c Net receipts e37 bales gross SJt5
sales. 100 stock S.3i5.
Nkw ORLEANS August 81, 1875.
ordinary. s'sc Net receipts 1J2 bales; zti. Tx
ports eoa'twiss. 81 Sales. 200 stock. 2sio7
MoHiLE, August 81. 1874
Cotton quiet; mddns lie; low %'dd,,ns. iyne;
500 stock. actual. 4,227. Exports coastwise.
SAVANNAH. August 81. 1878
Cotton eniet; mddng iosae low midal'ng zoe good
coastw wise, J66 sales. LOO. stock. i.j55
CHARLESTON. Aagfst 81. 1879.
Cotton quiet; mddng, lVtac. lo1ae Low middiing.
s.lsS Exports cossswiss. 2ss sales 100 Stock 7se
WILaIxerox. N. c., August a. 1915
Spirits turpentine steady AZ 2I1,e Kosin nomnally un
anged at 81 i21s for strained Tar steady at 81 30
ToLxpo, August 81, 1870.
Flour steady Whoa, steady; No 8 white wsbash, new.
81 OK extra white Michigan held ~ 81 io ambef Mcni.
new. 81 llts; september. 81 io October II IL No
No oo new. 81 o. No. red g. o2s rejected red.
Corn weak high mixed 4i1c low DO. tossc sep
temser. 41se grade s5,ac aamssed &c GAS quiet;
jected, 2se Rcccpis-I.ivy bbls Hour. s1ot bushels
wLeat 5000 do corn 2iooo do oAta shipmen!s-iuo
bbi~ tous. -sVuo bushels wheat 2ooo DO eorn 'oo do
BUFFALO n. Y, August 81. 1876
Receipts by lske-Fiouf 400 bbs wheat. iO.vuO
bushels corn, soouoo rye. tico DO. By railroads
Flour 1870 bbls sheat 7JJo bushels; corn 5000 do
ss u.. ~ cana d. 20 ae bushels ,
rsoads Flour, $50 bb,s wheat. %, 90 ba.hei. corn.
iU,su do oats s.tCo do. barley, lSUo do rye, 400 do
Caus teighis-CorD lower shipments vi wheat "a, 0tsc ;
51sc TO New York tolls inc uded The statements
the season Of canal and lake commerce SHOW large
grain thus tar; dccrcsse In canal tolls. 5000 o.
rioar steady demand good sass Of LOO eeis At - q
~ 81 25 Tor white - 70 50 fot - 80
Ss wAsAs-sDnas ssAaes. saosasioHs OF su kinds
The New York herald., 1876-09-01

trelv nominal in the absence of sales Corr quiet and
steady saies of 600 bushels No mixed Western At 4oc
h sample iSc lots of Kansas o2c - OOJ bush
els No. ixedWestcrn to arrive at fsse Oats
inaly asking 3sc Ohio holding Oft Rye in
active; held about Toe. Barley. m0vom yet Malt
dull and nominally 5c 81 23 according quality and
time of payment Seeds inactive Timothy nu.nlnay
s. 2oa =, IS Lard dull at lie for city made. Coal will
be reduced 81 40 q ton retail tomorrow.
OswKco, \. Y August 81, 1876.
Flour steady: No. spring 80 % 50; amber inter-
So 75 concession made round lots sses l,aj0
whe higher for spring, but white Is unehanged No. l
Miw club. 81 20 No. white Michigan 81 20;
old 81 Corn oul.; hish mi xed 5tc grade SOC.
Corn meal unchanged Mil feed unchanged Canal
freghs Railroad ircshts unchanged Lake
cep,s-Lumber 900 feet Canal shipments Lumber,
$4,000 feet. Railroad shipments Flour 500 bbis.
CHICAGO, August 81, 1876
Flour dull. Wheat active. firm ana higher No. Chi
spring 93c cash, 9t1ac etasc September 95s.c
$3.50 OCTOBER No. Chicago spring Sl3c rejected 66c
bSc Corn unsettled but generally higher; No. axe
cash October 42kc September rejected SOC Oats dun
57kc Barley easier: Toe soc casa; Zoe. September.
Pork unsettled but generally higher SO 50 cash and op
tions $l4 80 all the lard unsettled but generally
lower 80 55 cash and aptions; % 7I1 all the year.
Bulk meats steady and unchanged. Whlskey 81 on.
keceiptsFour IL 600 bbs wheat, 2tOop bushcls
3O4O do oats. 10000 do barley, 5000 do; 400
do. shpmentsFtour 1900 bblS wheat 5000 bushels
corn 346.on do oats $1,000 do rye 500 do; barley,
l20o do Al the afternoon call OF the Boara Wheat
strong and higher 95Ac. September: 9i1sc 97c Oco
bcr Corn hrmer, 425sc september; f24c. October.
Oats higher 3ltsc. September Pork higher SIS 65 Sep
tember Sl4 30 all the Lard hmer; 80 55 bid Tor
September.
The New York herald., 1876-09-01
CLOSING PRicYs-s p. n

ADVANCE AND pkcLISk
The following shows the changes compared with
yesterdays closing pr,ces:-
ADyAScx.-Delaware and Lackswanna 27l; Della
ware and Hudson Canal. 8; Harlem, u illinois Gen.
tra, "a; Michigan Central. y; Jersey Central, "a; ;
Northwestern. X do. preferred q; Pacific Mail, Z. ;
Rock Island, 's; Western Union "a gold. -.
DEcLlsE Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph. u; c. c.,
c and l., 81 Erie, ~ ST. Joseph preferred. u; Lake
Hudson, X; Ohio and Mississippi y Union Paeinc,
y.
xoxKr MARKET
Money was in very full supply ioanng on call At /
~ . 2 per cent
The following were the rates OF exchange on New
York at the aforementioned cities to-day Savannah
n premium; Charleston par. y to a premium; New
Orleans, commercial 316; bank, y; Cincinnati firm,
par to 5oc. premium Chicago, par. and ST. LOUIS
par to Csc premium.
Sterling exchange was dull prime asking rates,
ts7k and As9; selling rates, S6Is a4s7 and 4 SO
lsss; rechmarks 94z q e4I and 95h 95H
pabes, ee sex; primo Paris, al5sl and AJAX.
Gold opened 1897, declined TO 1929 and advanced
TO llo, at which closed The carrying rate per
cent and the borrowing rates per cent to lat
OPERATIONS or rnE GOLD KxcHAsoE RANK
SoIu o. ooi
currency paAnces--.-.. -.................. l5e,. .O33
Gross ciearances.. s22s, GOO
GOVERNMENT HoSps
Government bonds In moderate request and
closed strong al tho following quotations :-Uuited
States currency skies, 12en l27 do. DO. 1884, reg
istered, 1i7I a llsk do. do. do, coupon, lis q
1lsh do. do 1865, registered, ll2sx ll3; do do do
coupon li214 lla; do. do, do, new, registered,
u3A ail3h; do. do, do, do, coupon. ll31 ll3k;
DO. do. 1867, registered ll6Z MY: do. do. do
coupon III 117k; do. do, 1865, registered Ilss
lleH; do. do, do, coupon, l1sJs a nay; do. ten.
forsies registered n54 llSx; do do, coupon,
ush a llsx; do, aves. 1851. registered, ll5k q
ll6; do, do, coupon, I5A all6
BONDS
Railroad bonds we're firm moderate basis
Chicago and Northw sstern consolidated gold coupons
The New York herald., 1876-09-01
sAN FRANCISCO QUOTATIONS..
TREASURY srArEaxxT.

The following is the entire amount OF United States
currency outstanding at this daic:-Old demand notes,
$685. 1872 so; legal tender new issue Sc $40 $685.
legal tender tseries of 1s69 1920 100 006 legal
tender seres Of 1874. 500, 549 1so legal tender
(scres of 1851 6l,175 sos year notes OF
1863 SIS 7Go two year coupon notes OF 1862 $2s $780,
compound interest notes, 1926, ,4so; fractional
rency first issue. s4294 So2 49, fractional currency
ISSUE sS 1l6 s45 o5 fractional currency third
ISSUE So GA 56 fractional currency, forth issue,
first SERIES 81 1856 Ala SIS; fractional currency, fourth
ISSUE second seres 81 06o 423 co. fractional currency
fourth ISSUE third series, SOP $50 90; fractional
currency, fifth issue, SIS, ,S5s, 79l 66 Total,
s401, ,ls6, ,952 95.
The New York herald., 1876-09-01

Pennsylvania despatch says-"The Delaware and
Hudson, Delaware and Lackawanna and Pennsylvania
Railroad companies going reduce miners wages
ten per cent, commencing tomorrow.
London despatch says:--"rhe application Of
Thomas Vaughan Il Co. for liquidation In bankruptcy
was presented before tho Register here to-day The
liabilities Of tho lrm are 81, 900, ,OOO.'
MINING NEws
About twenty-four applications tor membership In
the American Mining Board were received At the tenn
porary Offices of the board to-day from California.
Many OF the applicants members OF the San Fran
cisco Stock Exchange. At the last meeting Of the
committee. held yesterday, forty new members wore
elected.
The following table Of prices of the prominent gold
and silver mining shares, including tho opening prccs
to-day received by telegraph from San Francisco,
is furnished by William Ward, Drcxel Building:-
The New York herald., 1876-09-01
and s.orerooms were flooded. relesraphc communica-

and storerooms flooded Telegraphic communica-
tion interrupted
The railroads leading into the city also suffered great
damage. The track on the Cleveland, Columbus, Cin-
cnnat and Indianapolis Road, near Lagonda, was
washed away. aud, the roadway beng covered win
water the evening tram south was at seven ociock
plunged into the ditch The rear car OF q train OF
eight the only left on the track The epsi-
and fremeu sigh htly bruised but none oil tae
passengers injured The track on the CINCINNATI
Springfield and Columbus Railroad WAS also wasncd
away but The break was discoy cred IN time to allow
notice TO be gwen TO the train approaching, ana
another accident avoided Travel on .aii:oAds has
been blocked
To give the extent OF the damage would be impossi-
BILE IL will no ioubt reach very large amount The
Short Line Railroad Company estimates It's loss as
over 5000
The New York herald., 1876-09-01
A FLOOD IN OHIO.
TERRIBLE PAIL OF RAIN, WITH IIdHrSrEa-
EXTENSIVE DAMAGE TO STREETS, BUILDINGS,
RAILROADS AND CROPS.

SrRIScPIRLp, August 81, 1876.
Tho great storm OF the century visited this vicinity
last night. The destruction to iarms crops railroads
stock. &c, has been immense. No similar storm has
been experienced this State About O'Clock
the clouds began to gather. and threatened deiuge
for several hours but 1t was not until O'Clock
that the rain began. This storm and
wind but the watcr descended with such violence
In such quantity as soon to running streams in
every street IN the city Tho rain accompanied by
tho most terrlc explosions OF heavens srtilery
Witnessed The lightning inccssanl apc binding,
and the thunder such is seldom heard. The whole
lower portion OF the town inundated ON Market
street tho water thrce feet deep On North Mar
ket street the torrents washed the street entirely
leaving gap twenty feet deep. The damage TO the
stores High and Market streets 10 immense Cellars
The New York herald., 1876-09-01

future delivery the sales follows YESTERDAY after
two +. M.Sepember 200 bales at IL 1896 Decemher.
200 AT II lia2e January 500 at II 7iee. Total. 9o)
baes To-day. NJ two T. M.-septemhcr, l.sn at
II oiec October. 400 at lice 800 at II lsi2e No
vembet. TOO IL li-2c 500 IL 3lSc 800 A IL oS2c
Decemher 100 At IL il3,c 100 II s32c January 400
at 1896. $40 At llssc. 500 At l332c February,
bales Grand total. 1880 bales The receipts At the
ports were as sfoowstiaveston 937 New Orleans. l52;
Mobile. IL Savannah. s57 Charleston. 59; Wilmington.
5; Norfolk, iaI New York 1877. Boston, Al Total. 2i36
bales This day last IO55 bales This day last
l;3so Total Stree September !, t27.si7 bales 60 to-
night Cotton ireghs closed foliows.To Hnvre. by
steam, &c compressed To Hamburg by steam, 7sc com
pressed To bremen by steam, ..c. compressed To
Liverpool. D. led. BY steam by sail. 5-iGd
FLOUR AND GRAIS.-Recepis 4. 23o bbs wheat.
300 bushels. meal ,29 bbs and 40 sacks. corn.
1885, 4o7 bushels; oats IL 0f0 do O2O do barley malt,
S.4S9 do The -four market remained without decided
change The sales about 1880 bbls.. including
state western and southern at ths annexed quotations.
Rye flour quiet, with sales of 800 bbs Corn meal
steady At 81 - So 80 for BrAndywine and 81 So
81 90 for Western Jersey yellow; 500 bbls
The New York herald., 1876-09-01

sold a. ss 1884, Milwaukee and st. Paul 6rsts ILL.,
1861. and Land Grants l0sh. New Jersey Central
consolidated steady at 9s " and convertible At ST.
The following were the closing quotations for Pacific
Railroad bonds: Union hrsts 1864 to 1861 Union
land grants l0i to lo4 Union sinking funds, 95 to.
95Es; Centrals, 10 to 1loA
THn STATES TREASURY.
The Assistant Treasurer paid to-day $40 600 gold
on account OF interest and $40 900 in redemption OF
hve-twenty bonds. The ub-Treasury released to-day
SO 500 silver Revenue receipts to-day, $333 900;
custom receipts $500 600; bank for
demplion, $74o,oo
MARKET.
The London advces report a steady market for con-
soils and United States bonds except In the OF
weaker and fell of u u per cent bu. the preferred
steady. The specie In tho Bank OF England de-
creased fls5 900 during the week ending yesterday
The Banks proportion of reserve to liabilities is now
81 per cent against 6oT per last week The sum
of f277, 900 into the Bank to-day and E354 900
withdrawn, mostly for shipment to Lisbon To-
day Is ortnightly settling day at the Stock Exchange
Ren,es Paris and United States Aves at Frank
fort strong and advanced the former to lo6t
II Nc and the latter 1885, Specie decreased in
the Bank of France lo0l, 900 for the past week The
following are closing prices -Consos for money, 90
96l consos for account, 96 96l; five twenty bonds
OF 1865 old 1867 1o5x fve-twenty bonds Of 1867,
les y; ten forty bonds l07; new hves 1918 l07G;
Erie common shares, l0A
PHILADELPHIA STOCK QUOTATIONS..
f,lln he nh
The New York herald., 1876-09-01
CANADA AND AUSTRALIA.

OTTAWA, August 81, 1870
deputation from tho Montreal, Ottawa and Toronto
Boards Of Trade waited the Premier to-day regard
ing the opening OF export trade between Canada
and Australia They suggested that display of the
products of the country be sent TO Queensland in time
for The exhibition which takes place there next April
The Premier did not make q definite reply
The New York herald., 1876-09-01
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.

SMirH--TaAvoRs.-New York. August 81, 1875, by
the Rev. Francis Peck, JAMES SMITH 10 SUSIE TRAvoRs
all OF Brooklyn
WAILAcs-K NowLEs.--At Provincetown Mass, Au-
gust 2s 1876, by the Rev. George A. Morse, FRAME
NJ WALLACE, of Brooklyn, to Miss ELLExA E KNOWLES.
OF Provinceiown No cards.
The New York herald., 1876-09-01
THREE ATTEMPTS AT SUICIDE.

John Hamilton, the man who made three desperate
attempts to commit suicide by jumping into the Morris
Canal at Jersey City, aud rescued each time and
finally lodged First precinct station was brought
before Justice Reese yesterday and sent to the County
JAN tor thirty days
The New York herald., 1876-09-01
CUSTOMS SEIZURES.
ICONTINUED FROM EIGHTH PAGE. !

accordingly did SO, and they now at Castle Garden
awaiting orders from the Inspectors superiors he
did arrest the passenger, there being evidence
that smuggling was Intended. Under the old law the
goods would be conhscated at once but present the
goods can be claimed after paying the proper duty.
Inspector Chapman, on Thursday, seized a trunk on
board the Bothna which had q false bottom. This
contained clothing and shoes which stuffed full OF
silk thread The silk thread also found secreted
In the lining OF the passengers valse
The New York herald., 1876-09-01
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON SLOT srRADY; FUTURES GENERALLY
l-32C LowER-yLoUR UNCHANGED-wHEAT
FIRM-CORN FAIRLY ACTIvE-OATs STEADY
wHIsKEY NoMLEAL--PoKK UNSETTLED AND
LowEg-LARD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. UN-
sEITLFD--sPIRITs rURpENTINE QUIET-RosIN
riRM--ou.s sTEADY-CoYFEE FIRMER-suoAR
FIRM--YREIGHTs QUIET.
THURSDAY, August 31--6 p N.
There an increased trade movement at the Pro-
duce Exchange to-day, II nowhere else and pretty
large business done. Flour was without decided
change Wheat was much more active and tho market
was steadier closing nrm for all kinds Corn was
fairly active and good business DONE though the
market closed quiet and caser. Oats were steady.
whiskey nominal PORK unsettled and lower Lard was
irregular. Freights quiet Cotton the spot was
steady. Futures generally i32c lower. Coffee
drner Oils steady. Petroleum unsettled. Rosn
was arm. spirits turpentine quiet
CoTrKK.-1he market for Brazils very strong and
quotations marked up Nc per H. We note sales of
bags John Bromhal. private tcrma Mid coffee
wa, quiet but firm. During the past week i2a23 bag,
200 DO Laguayra. 7so do Costa Rca sJ7
Savsnis sold in lots for consumption within the range
TIE stock mild coffee in arst hands as ioliows:
grass mats. 47457; Ceyion s63s bags Xarscabo 3tl3
do Laguayra e2o do; aicA. so do; 81 Domingo
2342 Porto Rico. i5o DO. Costa Rica 6o2 do Next
can 2eo9 do savanla 800 do Total stock IS $40 bag,
and AZ Java We quote Ordinary csrgoes i5c
1879 fair do. IKE i71sc good do. IKE ise;
prime isc. s,c extreme for lots. ,5.e zoe;
70 sernme ne bags Ice ale do grass a. ats zoe ssc
sinsapore. i7e. lse csylon iafse lie: MaraealIo
Domingo lac lt'ee Porto Rico. is1sc ni7Jsc. Costa
a ioc Angos,af.. i5c- i7c ssvans iie lie cafs-
corrosThere good demand for spot cotton and the
market ruled sIe~dy For future deliveries the market
closed steady There % rss decline h9Toysr q is2c
prices to-day compare With Wedoesdsys as ioIlovss
The New York herald., 1876-09-01

THE PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.
Providence. X. l.. August 81. 1876
Printing cloths unchanged stock very light and business
Quiei; prices steady.