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How the Fenian Prisoners Escaped from
Australia.

On Easter Monday there was q re-
gatta neal Freemantle, and the Comp
troller General and Captain of the
Pensioners were present. The usual
force of pensioners and police, how
ever remained in Freemantle. While
the regatta was proceeding, six or
seven of the prisoners managed to
escape to a piggery about a mile from
the prison, where they changed their
clothes andgot into c%onveyances which
were in waiting. They were believe
to have been assisted by an American
who has been living in the district
for some time. They drove to Rock
ingham, nineteen miles from Free
mantle. They were received there
by q man named Bell, to whom they
described themselves as excursionists.
He attended to the horses and accom-
panied them to the coast, where a
boat had put on shore belonging to
the American whaler Catalpa.
The boat was manned by one white
man and five or six men of color.
The prisoners told Bell that they
were going on board. They had
given him money, and he asked them
what he was to do with the horses
and traps. The reply was, "Let them
go to hell" On looking in one of the
conveyances he found in 1t three pris-
on felt hats, some patent revolvers,
ammunition, and ramrod. He at
once suspected that they were escap-
ed convicts, and gave the alarm to
the police. The Georgette, with four
teen pensioners, followed by the
water police boat, put off in pursuit.
The Georgette steered in the direction
of the whaler and overlook her lying
to about twelve miles off the land.
The mate was in charge, and said the
Captain was not on board. The
Geergette had in consequence to re-
turn to Freemantle. The boat be
longing to the whaler had been over
loaded In consequence of the prison
ers being added to the crew, and wa'
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AS the day approaches-July l.
for the election in Colorado, on the
question of coming into the Union
as a State, the result becomes more
doubtful. Judging from present pros
poets, the chances of the success or
rejection of the proposition are about
even, and nc one need be surprised
should a majority of her voters de-
eide to remain as a Territory.
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Unable 10 stand a sea way. She kept
along the land during the day, and
was followed by the police boat many
miles sstern. The boat, however,
reached the Catalpa. was picked up
by her, and left with the fugitiYes.
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The Presidents Proclamation.

The centennial anniversary of the
day on which the people of the
United States declared their right to
independence, seems to demand ex-
ceptionai observance. The founders
of the government, at its birth and
its feebleness. invoked the blessings
and protection ola Divine Providence
and thirteen colonies and three mill
ions of people have expanded into a
nation of strength and numbers COM
manding a position which then was
asserted and for which fervent pray
ers were offered. 1t seems fitting that
on the occurrence of the hundredth
anniversary of our existence as a
nation, grateful acknowledgment be
made to Almighty God for the pro-
lection vouchsafed to our beloved
country. I, therefore, invite the good
people of the United States on the
approaching fourth day of july in
addition to the usual observances with
which they are accustomed to greet
the return of the day, further, in such
a manner and at such a time, as in
their respective localities and relig-
ious associations may be most con-
venient, to mark its recurrence by
some public, religious thanksgiving
to Almighty God, for the blessings
which have been bestowed upon us as
a nation during the centenary of our
existence, and humbly to invoke the
continuance of His favor and of His
protection
U. s. GRANT.
By the President:
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Ey-our Authorized Advertising Agents Tor the
LEADER are, in New York, s. NJ. Pettengill & Co.,
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AcARD.

To all who are suffering from the
errors and in~discretions of youth, ner-
o weakness, early decay, loss OF
manhood, &C., l will send u receipt
that Will cure you. FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was
discovered by q missionary in South
America. Send u self-addressed en-
velope to the Rev. JOSEPH Il. INMAN
Station ID. Bible House, New York
City. jS-eod&wGm.
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The host Fine Cut is Moss Rose, at
the Monkeys. je1s-lm
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Great Western
Blacksmith Shop

The undersigned has opened his we'll
known Shop, and Is now ready to do all kinds
of work in his line.
Wagon and Carriage Repairing
and Shoeing
aB-Promptiy attended to.-Ra
A. ID.
dtB- CHEYENNE. wYo
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By the President:
HAMILTON FISH,
Secretary of State.
Washington, d. G. June 26th, 1876.
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GLEAsIkGs.

Prussia has / 1000 miles of rail.
WaY.
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REAL ESTATE.

The sales OF real estate, under foreclosure. the
Exchange Salesroom, Ill Broadway, Yesterday, were
AZ follows:
r. v. Harneit sold the property on the southeast
corner OF Villa place and College avenue, b0x55. for
So sos to plaintiff.
A. j. Bccckcr Son sold the house, with lot, 25xos o.
No 70 Broome street. for SIC SO, to Reginald Fern
bachcr
Of Monroe street. between Clinton aud Montgomery
streets, 23xlo0 Tor s., 700, to George H. DAILY.
TRANSFERS
18th ST. a. S. 200 Il. e. OF Madison av.. 2oxi0.2: T..
Bsrraser 70 e ssrnss, j, re- :. ~, , *2s 500
ID 's,' sV ii It. er 4i a5sloa esd ward; '-''
q. Friederich and wife 10 q. Hemprng........ 1000
Monroe seswsss s.s;% Market aad Pike. 2'sico
Lisersry Institute of 81 Mary to NJ siattery. $500
Af"iss Ssss I'D Mary '. a"s .s: Nom
ana husband 20 r. Liyineston ...,.......'... 27ooo
81 s. ; s. e, ..r ~. ~ Mn Isst # s.s
same property Charlie. X seho to VIM H. M.any Son
sd avn. V. corner of 2eth St, 2as5sxid2; y. W.
BoS%s no. ~ asssss s s,s~. ref 'oOoo
T. ts5ppsensf a5S e. 81 ,a ay 1900
CLARKE. referee. to Emsrani inan.tris Il bank 1870
.MIddlebrook referee, tejl {. Kip .......... 1850
g. shell. referee, 70 Manhattan ssviu Bank $4,000
G. s.svsa. ssfsrss ,sJ Win. AND aissrs is ssco
Nos Ia7 and l2s Chatham e., syeArs; Henry spIo,
LIST sv., corner Of ia ST., years; II. Weltefau
administrator to r Reilly ..,..........,..... 1900
MoE1GAcEs.
Crazy, Margaret f., to John Harteile. q. 24th ST.
between sth and ioth avs: yesrs......,... 5000
Burr, sarah T. and husband. TO ames f. Hcdges,s
. "a s. ". cf "a ayears ............., $500
So. s,of elI AZ: wears. ....-...-s. .... 5000
W Of 20 av; 1900
2yesrss -. ........, 1900
kcyser Jeremiah aud wife. TO Samuci Rikcr %.
corner OF sd and s2d 1000
Livingston, john and wife. tpj W. Robbins. n.
oolh st ofSd Az months .................. $500
..5yssrs 5000
tor aud washington ss 5000
o. sth av 500
ison av Of lith g.. years 49,. ......s..... 1000
Bank. :. ID ~ aud iiih ~. ssss 1900
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s.sO TO 5 P. N.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON SPOT FIRM FUTURES CLOSED
TIRM-FLoUR sTRADY-wHEAr FIRMER-CoRN
FIRMER-oATs FIRM-PoRK FIRMER--LARD
FIRMER-- wHIsKEY SHADY PELROLEUM
QUIET-NAvAL STORES QUIEr-oILs QUIET
FREIGHTs FAIRLY ACTIVE.
MONDAY, July 31-6 p. NJ
The markets. though generally quiet were ncverthe
less better tone, with srpdry OF decided
improvement in prices. On Change flour steady.
Wheat was frmer, but not very active Corn was also
hrmer, with a moderate inquiry. Oats were firm
Whiskey steady Pork and lard decidedly
tonnage tame. Cotton, the spot, firm; futures
closed firm. Coiee quiet Sugar steady. Naval
generally quiet. Oils steady, but quiet.
Petroleum quiet.
CorrxK-The market for Rio was quiet at Baltimore.
both private The stock Of Rio here night is
l4226 bags as Galveston 1000 do ut Now Orleans 74i3
Baltimore, ,s2 do. Aaoat and loading Tor United
States June 26. .oo57 bags. Purchased for
United states July %, 1000 bags. We quose:--
Ordinary cargoes. l4s4c. i5c.: fair do, l61ac.
a lexc. good do. l7c. IKE; prime do. 17isc a
i7sc.; Tor lots. lfsIc Santos air
good l6Ac l7c goid ninety days. Java government
bags, zoe. 22c. do; grass mats ac. 23c; Singapore.
do. lSc 2oc Ceyon 6isc isiac; Maracaibo, 14s4e.
lsc: Laguayra l65sc i71sc Jamaica, 15c lie: ~.
Domingo. i41sc l5c Porto Rico, lse. lsisc. Costa
Rica, lie lsc.: Mexican, l6rc. lSc. Manila. Ire
lsc Angostura lie lsc ssvanila. l4s4c lsc; Gu
racoa 143ac. a lie
Corros.-The market for spot nrm but very
closed firm advance Tor the day of
i32c l6c all months except June, which
32c The closing prices to-day ouparc with
n 4 nj
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

MoBrLE. July 81 1876.
ag'sc. good ordinary sc sac. Not receipts
sales 2oo. stock. 4.573.
Cotton quiet; middng iic; low mlaalns. ioc io,sc
port. is5. Sales. ." Stock, aoos. '''''
SAVANNAH. July 81. 1876.
a,"s g f good ofisssS sds Ss rsssp. y% 'S iis
bales. Exports coasswisc. $50. Sales. T. stock. 79d
Nxw ORLEANS, July 81 1876.
Cotton strong: middlng, iI.ac: low middlng, Io1sc
sosa Essoa. the % Ms 'ssp ss loo
s557l ''''' = 'A' "'' ''' - ''''-
Cotton firm; middlng. 1Is1c low middiing, Iot.c. !;
good ordinary 94e Exports eoasswise 40 bales SAFES
s.,.,,.or,r,.,r,u. wlnssros; y c.July 81: 1875.
81 70 Tor strained Tar brm at 81 %.
oswRGo, July 81, 1876
Miwaukcs 81 ls extra white Michigan ii II checo
wn'c SAnaua; @ , ~ 40 ucrn unclaimed Com meal un
LAKE receipss Lumber 1858 900 feet Canal Shipments
sses ~ o srSsr s so e9
s-',nfiSar Io1o 5e,, whea, l.c,s bushels. so,n
30 sASIsns q sassy so '
bushels; CORN 300 Do; oats. liooo DO Do to interior
rsii-flour, 1900 bbis wheat. is,o,o bushels; corn.
do canal .'5ss @ rye Ss"
ro LAs s 400 s snss Ghe.s9 sss ard d
90 ons sts ao; rye, ssio 90 matt, s9tsI do Total
eiy nominal Corn dull. Of > ooo bashes
No. fresh a" ole Oats au =, s,c for ono ." @ y
dull st lie. Hisnwines nominal.
TOLEDO. July 81. 1876.
Flour quiet Wheat firm No. J white Nnhivsn, new.
& s c se' So SsAsi "a % ssss I Ss
No red. y3c No. amber Illinois. new. VI a. Corn
quiet; hieh mixed, 30 O4c; Ausnst aOc low so. 4sc.
No 2 mixed arc no grade tse. damaged, ssc o.ts
ceipts4 bols -four, la.OOJ bushels wheat 1000 ao
corn. IOD do. OATS Shipncnts-sCO b.s hour, 10000
bushels wheat, $40 D do. corn. 900 DO oats
- CHlcAoo. July 81. 1875.
-Four dull. Wheat strong and higher; no Chicago
spring Sssac. spot cc, fugnst; t5si September; No.
do. eJc rejected o21sc. Corn steady and firm. so.
at 5sc spot or August 554c. september O~ts active
aud shade higher, No at Sc. 23, bid septeni-
Der Rye steady and 6rm. Barley quiet. firm soc.
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.

voluntary petition in bankruptcy has boon filed by
William S. Wright, whose liabilities amount TO $3.50 900.
Tho principal creditors are Joseph W. Adams,
s4O777 20; city OF New York for taxcs, $14,GO7 II;
Chemical National Bank, Si4.472 Al; S. NJ. Barclay,
SIS, 500: Mechanics and Traders National Bank,
$40 600; j. j. Moore ss,9SS IL; National Butchers
and Drovers' Bank, S. 500 j. j. lie Comtc SS. 500
Henry A. Barclay, $500; FIRST National Bank OF
Chattanooga, Tenn, 57o0 William s. Moore IS. 900;
S. j. Hunt, $4,000 His assets consist OF nne lots OF
ground ON second and Norm Thirteenth streets Brook
yn, morgagcd for Their full value, tue lease OF No.
6s4 broadway, valued at $1,000 dsots due, &c,
$3l, ,44I al
The failure OF Robert Patton Son, manufacturers OF
school aud church furniture at No. &c Grove street. Ia
reported.
In the County Clerks Office there filed yesterday
tho assignment OF Martin Randst to Frederick Wgan
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page for charter rates in instances easier and fair
business done Ia petroleum and grain vessels berth
room steam offered with and Was hru The
engagements were TO Liverpool, by sail 1000 bushels
grain Al Sd % lbs 800 tons ocake o 35 hhds tobncco
3ss I'd l36 bales compressed cotton 93d and steam
Az uco bushels wheat from store) Ot l6o o bushels
grain Id 90 500 boxes cheese Sos To London by
sail. 1900 bbs flour, including part Saturday at
IS. I'D IS Sd. and per steam. 5000 boxes cheese
sos and 1900 boxes do. via southampton 65s TO Glas
gov per steam 800 bbs. -four 4 600 boxes cheese at
sos; to HUI, per steam. 500 boxes cheese sos The
CHARTERS inclucedA British ship 677 tons hence TO Lon
don, with 1000 tons oicake 26s Sd British ship,
i770 tons laid the berth for Liverpool with general
cargo ~ current barks reported hence Genoa
Leghorn Naples with Kentucky tobacco about 4 3D.
an Austrian bark hence Cork with 5000
ers gram AZ u.s. Cd another hence for with
3H quarters do at os ID Norwegian bark hence with
4OO quarters do. tor do is Norwegian bark. hence
70 Cork for orders uaited Kingdom Continent with
so bbs refined petroleum. At rs. od Norwegian bark
hence TO Stockholm with 100 bbs naphtha at 6s Cd
Norwegian bark trelet recently from Philadelphia TO
Bremen. with 24S5 bbls naphtha. at 6s Sd British
bark hence 10 the Baltic with 800 bbs refined petroleum
az os an American brig hence to Marseies, with 2,eOo
bbs crude do at SIS German bark hence to Newcastle
with 25uo bbls refined do 5s Sd. Norwegian ship
chartered recently, hcnce 10 Continent Dutch with
1000 bbs do reported AZ o vessel hence to Java with
petroleum In cases, particulars ade public.
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ADVANCE AND DECLINE
The following the changes in closing prices
pared with those OF Saturday.
ADvAScE.-New York Central, u Delaware and
Lackawanna, y; Northwest, common and preferred,
Ohio and Mississippi, 4 Rock Island. u.
DECLINE Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph, y; Erie
u; Lake Shore, "A; Michigan Central, a; Jersey Cen
tral: y; Land and Petroleum, NJ Western Union, "a;
gold, y.
The rest Of the market was stationary.
THE MoSKy MARKET.
Local rates for money still and az per cent
sal loans Prime paper is in request, but quotations
9e unchanged.
The following were the rates OF exchange New
York at the aforementioned cities to-day Savannah,
\ premium; Charleston, scarce, nomnalIy 3-l6 a q
premium; Cincinnati, good demand so to 100 pre-
MUM; New Orleans, commercial, y; bank, u; Chi
cago, GO and IS premium, and ST. Louis, par.
Sterling exchange WAS dull Prime asking rates,
Assx and 4ooK; selling rates, 4s7h a 4ss ana soy
aA90; reichmarks, 945s 95 and s5As 05x; cables,
p0H; primo Paris, Is and 513R
MARKET
Gold opened at 1121., advanced to 1l21, and at
about O'Clock fell of to lll7s a despatch from
Washington that the Banking and Currency Committee
would probably not reach any conclusion tins session
on the repeal OF the redemption clause OF the act OF
1878 and the Bland Silver bin The nna sales were At
lllh The carrying rate per cent, and the bor
rowing rates per cent to fiat.
OPERATIONS OF THx EXCHANGE EASs.
Gold balances ........................ ssll, 200
Currency balances. ..........-........-. l03o,3U2
Gross clearances. w. s2s, 900
RAILROAD BONDS.
Railroad bonds were strong with the Milwaukee and
s. Paul consolidated sinking funds the active
boz 00,. the Chicago aud Northwestern gold
were firm at 94H a 94al. Tho largest advance
Ohio and Mississippi seconds. Ia per cent Toledo,
Peoria and Warsaw nrsis eastern dvson), aud East
tennessee Virginia and Georgia nrsts, advanced per
cant each; Central Pacnc California aud Oregon
branch, A. and Iolcdo Peoria Warsaw west
divisionl II.
In the late dealings Chicago and Northwestern gold
pevens advanced to 94Js, and st. Paul ia Crosse
dv,son) to lO2 Union Pacific lrss sold al lo4l4 aud
sinking funds at 944. Chicago Burlington and Quincy
consolidated sevsns brought 1osa<. and Chicago and
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Schlitchting Doris to Louis Strube. n. OF l23d st.,
Q. "i 4th w. . years .......
siattery. Margaret and hnsbant. 10 MARY y. Dous"
Sinclair, Hector and wife, to Manhattan Savings In
sutton n. s. of 18Th ~, year ...........,..;.
ST. e. of 7th ay 2
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"a
mand The sales were 1870 bushels at Soc Die for 40.
qSs Nd cncsss s s M % M c ." s.
q le for amber Texas. o7c for old winter. Corn was
aGoat s'ss @
sss GrnSsa and 1 c for good Tor to Sccs Seo s
hS Eye a. was & l' 7 and r na at oa % % tor G ann
rennsyvana barley and barley matt were quiet oass
4Iic for westcr 35c poor TO prime No.
,s %Ssd n s ,s 5as &c qr r. , s.,s c 4ss
HEAP AsDJ gIr The market was quiet wesaoss Amer
ssaa. $40 s:io god: italian, ssISa $50 scld;
hemp. 41sc., gold istic. S,-c y 5ssc.. gold.
firm but quiet quote centrifugal mixed &c
sos saysa sss @ s,s % DO , %a'eSfsao % ,sanns sc @
Islands 32c Jc: New Orleans iar to good Acc DOC
NAVAL sroeEs The market for spirits turpentne was
quiet some small lots sod on dock a. SOC ko,n was aso
terms. Tar firm. We :spr:,s of turpenne at
81 7s iar,oS and w.shn f1sa on. 'ss g ad
,ssnsd .ess don % gaoa .rn a" 5 g Is s
y 20 Jurpsn.ne steady; hard si soft 81 so virgin
oLs. --ihe market quiet but steady We quote
L,nsssd casks ssc; so,,ossssd crude se southern
winter 6'c lard preseni MAKE soc sse spe1m Crude
whale crude, Northern: ooc do sou ,ern 55c beachei
s sSs sHs a aSs 3 crude
FrrKoLEua-The market quiet. but prices were
materially eh,nsed Tue closing prices io.lows-
JTaa d o" m .e S dS m ss,b SH shsa refined AZ 10 ss sss
delphia. i7s,e DO at baltimore. l7,-e Ad.ces from the
Union. ). al4 Conduit ~ 3..s; shipments. $, 80: Oh
City weak, declining; United " 81 bid eot much doing
pgovsloss feceipts PORK. So bbs lard 10 tierees
boxes; beet ~ bols The PORK but
lrme,; closing at the second eali follows
asked 6e.cbsr sie s sS 70 ASKED rSs sales were
$40 70 81 "a Cut meat. ssse dull rrs'n ~ han. were
hams Al nd
boxed BELLE. 9sc. 2ss Bacon slesay quiet
,oe @ for city 9e ,or Western c.g clear Beet was
ss srssa @ r pne s. in's So vi se. h.$. @ ss sss
dai and noninsi At so for prime Western smoked meats
shoulders. Lard decideay but very active.
sG f sr's5 % 81 Is sa a. al q
oeoesr, 81 20 bid ~ % asked. November, $40 -
wee abou, ApD ,ierces sli 30 Aasas, ST. s-j..
Der. SPOT sales wee i5o sisrces ely at lie lie TO
new Western at sii 25 200 tierces
south lac fos connen, &c ior Cuba.
Sales were oy erees 70 the Continent at Issc. and 90
not ,sTy active aapea q, 2ss 2se Tor far 20 ne state
for strictly is &c. s1sc for good hno i1.c
i:cr was steady We quote -caroiina. fair TO prime,
5s.c. os; Louisiana, air TO good. sac. osc do
ossc Palma. good 7.c. 7sc. carreney; nang.on in
Sus,m- the marke, Tor quiet. Refined wassteady
We quote -Fais TO good sednn sac 9c Cuba grocery
lar 60 enose ye ay.c 90 censfliasa hhds and poxss
7tsc ss6c; Porto hieo refining cmmoa prime 71sc
ard A. lie. liise: OF 4. o5sc crusned IiIsc pog-
deed ii.e; granuatsd. liae second qualty i0.c
siEssis Receipts, ,erees 10 bbs aad casks Tho
Jnss nh & .ne 20 ea "s. Tho
marse; steady, with sales OF aoeut 5000 lbs
WnIsxrv-Receipts 7o bbls whskey aud iso bbs alco.
ho market was steady. with sales OF 100 bbs at
Faslcmrs.-with liberal offerings Of oversees ton.
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s,Mn
1000
5000
STABBING AFFRAY.

Robert Lee. OF No S3i East Thirty street. who
stabbed, alleged in the cheek on the 25th inst
by Michael Daily, his neghbor was able to come 10
court yesterday to prefer complaint Daily has been
in prison since the array, and fully committed ioi
trial on the complaint OF Lee who says part OF hn
cheek was or by his assailant Daily said TO
the Court defence that he forced INTO tight
by Lee, who had q revolver in his pocket ready to
shoot him with
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OUR FOREIGN COMMERCE.
CONTINUED FROM EIGHTH PAGE. ]

them very severe, but there has been statute
recently enacted IN regard 10 the matter which may
alter the conditions Ii II should prove feasible to reg
at moderate cost prevent their being forged,
measures Will be taken to that end II II proves mat
other protection from counterleting is required II
10 suggested that measures may be taken by our gov
ernment 10 include this subject IN treaty whenever
the negotiations entered upon Tor renewal OF the
ExtradtiOn treaty.
petition to the Secretary State to this effect is
now in circulation.
Manufacturers who desere to join In the undertaking
can do SO by addressing Edward Atkinson, Boston.
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NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY

fairly active shade higher; Sls TO spot SIS 95
a.sis 97ts, september Lard hry active and shade
Bulk meats steady ana firm. Whiskey firm and mn
changed. Recepts-Fiour. $500 bbs wheat. 1900
bushels. 253 900 do oats 5000 do. 800 do
harley. 500 do. shipments-four, 1000 bbls. wheat.
10 900 bushels corn. .5l 900 do 4sOOO do bar
ley 40 Railroad ei Unchanged te afternoon
cali OF the Board Wheat hrm sssc.. August; 9sisc.
September Corn and unchanged. Pork unchan .ed
Lard nrlner: SlI. August; SIl 10, September.
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Northwestern, sinking fund.- 1o9. Ohio and Mississippi
seconds sold at 63-an advance OF per cent
The following the closing quotations for Pacific
THE FOREIGN MARKKr.

THE FOREIGN MARKET.
The London advices report a general decline in
securities except in the OF United States 1s67s
which are steady; f223, 900 bullion was received by
the Bank of England to-day The market for silver
nat and the price declined to Sod per ounce At Paris
made sharp decline from lo7f aoc. 1861 6oc.
Outside teegrams state that there has been decline
Brazilian securities OF per The following
tho latest London quotations :-Consos for money 96
7lo; consoIs for account 96 7l6; fvetwenties 1865
(oldl LOG; do, 1867. 100 1O9ls ten-fortes los new
nves 1861 Erie, common, l2' Erie preferred, 1917.
In Frankfort nves lO2A
UNITED STATES TREASURY.
The Assistant Treasurer paid to-day $l5 900 gold
account of interest and sl2 900 in redemption OF
nve-twcnty bonds
Tho Treasury released to-day SIT 900 silver coin.
Revenue receipts to-day, $65oOOo Customs receipts,
$500 600 Bank notes received for redemption,
$4,000 Ooo
State bonds firm District Columbia three
sixty -fves advanced to 72, and Missouri long sixes
and do Hannibal and St. Joseph Issues sold at lo5A.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Government bonds closed steady at the following quo
tations:-United States currency sixcs 1857 1853 ;
do do. 1881, registered 1l9s ll9s4; 40. do, do,
coupon, 1207< l20x; do do 1865. registered, l15x
1l6; do. do, do, coupon l15I all6; do do, do,
new, registered, 1l7ss ll7A; do. do, do, coupon,
ll76 l17A; do. do, 1867, registered, 1925 1l9s
do do, do, coupon, 1l9H a 1l9k; do. do, 1868,
registered, l2}S l22; do do, do, coupon, 12l u
1922 do. tonforties registered, 1854 1lSs; do. do,
coupon, 11sA 11s7s; do Gvcs, 1881, registered,
III a1l7A; do. do, do. coupon, lls1 a l19.
In bank shares there a sale Of Commerce at 1l5
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cho nal, 7 IA
at ee,s 81 e6< 9sH s67s Jersey Central at 6ssl
a 81 637S 63la, Rock Island at los, Union Pacific
at 595d, Delaware and Hudson ut loO United States
Express at "a. Adams Express l1OI, and Land and
Petroleum at 112x l12H.
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.

HERMAN -THoMAs.-On the 26h OF April, 1876 by
Rev. W. w. Clark. WILLIAM L. HERMAN to MARGAREr
I. THOMAS both Of this city.
MARTINEZ uERsz-LANGtBECK.- the Isle or Holi-
goland SUNDAY, July q, kvARsro MARTINEZ HERSz, OF
New York, to ADoLPniNE LAsGEsEcK, OF Hamburg,
Germany. af.I
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