, 1876-09-09
= FINANCE AND TRADE.
T.
Light transactions at the
r.: !: Banks Yesterday.
! New York Exchange Steady.-.
/ I -. cleuings, SO, 600, 900.
:; Z
! Tho Popular City Lonn All Taken
~ ---The Export Question.
- ---
!. The Chicago Produce Markets Moderate
:; 1yAotive and Generally Firmer.
Meats, Corn, Oats, Rye, aud Barlcy
= Strong.-.An Active Shipping
! Movement.

New York exchange II steady Mt 60Gooc dis.
count por 81, 0O0 The rniing market Genrc was
Goc The supply seems abundant.
Tho bank clcaring9 wcre 81 600. 600.
THB POPULAR LuAS A1,I TAKEN.
The First Nation1l Bank look $40. 900 Of tho
popular toan ycatsrdny. 1twan taken at rar.-in-
fcre4t per cent. The Coin Exchange tool: all tho
balance. .-8th0, 600. Tho suffering city cutployr-
will now be In funds, thing they have greatly
needed fnr months rast.
THE MILWAUKEE IRON coMpAsY.
II was known In this city some time ago TINT tho
Milwaukee Iron Company was IN ttonhIc, for tie
rcason that they wcro offering Iron at very eon.
siderable figure below. the ,nurkct price. and
much lower thnn It could h, prntuccd. J. was
ropor.el ycutcrtlny that lhcir paper wcnt 10
protest week ago. What Is thc
condition Of the coneern,-whethcr It il likely tn
pull through, Or go into ,iquidntion. --'xas not
known among bankers at the llont Of closing.
THE Exr0RT QUESTION.
Orr export trade H., of cnlrsc, closely Unidentified
with CIR manufactures aud tbe prosperity Of the
country generally. On the export problem tho
Boston Commercial D"titttn lias this 10 say:
onc important consideration q ccnnectian With ic
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CHARLESTON AsD NEW ORLEANS.
The Charleston ts. C.) Neps gives tho following
stnttst!ca: Nccetpts-Cotton. 1B71-'U, bulea $50,
&1a rIce. tcs, III arc; naval stores, hrts, $50, oSo
The Now Orleans Ettayaos gives tho following
Ssuses: Cotton, 1s7s.'0, receipts at New Orleans,
!, 604, AL bacs. Total crop of Louisiana. 4ii5o,
900; value, ss4, l1S, H1N. Total suSAr ornn of
T5.tf ms Il
price per hid, Ss1; total sl1, 57S, 900, The sta.
ttAtcs Of the grain trade must 10 wormvood Anl
gall 10 sleepy aister, St. Lonts, wIioHo rlas.
sod!e enterprise every now anil then !cser,nnes tu
ship all the surplus grain rHssad In ti1u MtssslppI
Valley via the river anl tho Gulf OF Mcxico. The
I4cdvane rayt:
.ess IL. ,o ss9 pae g'Sa ifns 3 d:
SeHr yrs n q! n ,,s ,er. ~, asaats - r.
liz ttseyt ii nee @ iss 'si @ nd Msa III
ss: e q ssfs:ssE
s%san;S mix 1ii ;. Il; ii iIrs i%'ai !3tsps
q liz hi year amount :. 7se Gti hu asnin.
III s;$s;f ss; -;
the West, and to q lack OF srsacfs.
THE HussNR5S OUTDOOR.
There cnn he ,,o doubt that The business otit!ool
Ea+t and Wess II very encouraging. Lung nxrsuc.
lle upon our tahio from the Now York Htrfd
tho llos.on Journal, Adrtrietr, and Herald, all o
which II would be pleasant 10 publish, did ntuc
i, permit. They nh tako chcery, hopeful view @
bnslncss prospects. THIS following from the Nc,
York Ertntay Posi-, always a casrs"l a,si yssy COLI
scrvntlre 30urrnl, MIlst rnrss TN a specimen q
whit Gun be found In substance In nearly NIL III
newspapers Of the country. The uyitcle Is take
from tho sssne VI Scpt. ::
From every lrpach uf trate rotnfs III. report tIlu
the ucAD0H}rn* utId ut lbAf HrETthH tUN W1ltEk
vailed f:w n .ths a!p 10. svsn rlu @ ll?a'f.
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oani: s9nss Sil ssar. lt,s dur'nE III few WI
asii i %H f!, ;ss!: ss.
s:n,n,!o1 In tho snau Of our csp"rsabs surplus
shan:s: r sr!se, ~ y4l,,s!s e, vh.t "
tAts this 3rsr that Fr1crs u refrals and ratton win rl
low; Tie 1utonE for cotton uA Sran la4 bech mo
PROMISING % far ~ large Yell IA concerned uiu!
ytara. ant What &n lost to ts producers u trAc cru
In price VIII bo tnAdc up ~ the eItfu tu,unt tLef "
Lave 70 SELL Tle AGRICULTURAL tricts llavu Ind in
lux 20 conlrafn Vt during Tbs As three 1uafs, and III
atr III &o!E1 nl rrut5,F1Ms ctillluh Rnts. tbs ii
tf!Ctt h which ilAnufactrlhc tnterrsta mUaIly rcnt
hate htn the aesfrrst sufferers. and what special
dtncs Vt fre0Hrfy. '
With lit recent decline In tho prize OF c4nl tic last
tue ntccssat1ra u lu l!si tuIlo doWn, AID ltu
huH eeap food, cheap clothing. mil chran fuGl. MI
xs.sb ri m.k. law wase ;'s os hlsI xas
materials lnxt and "hluw wnceA, IKa OF thu tnDAt u
puftaHt tpndItt,ua hects4utT for tho active clpln
mrnt tf capital c1!kt, 1hat tc,e prs fccURuikcd
appreciated aoxn bJ ln recent revival u llie
1nnnTtsHt 0f Misunderstanding iuteetIts aud tho trA
Which depends un taeEs.
As Yet thero 10 no speculative fcrliny Ia tralr. 4
th!t e0hscttfnE to ts thankful fot u II better I'll
t%e should 4 con fined - long poashin to supply
Ihs legitimate wants ui the EoUntr{ II IL 100 niue
haWaxek, u clVret That when Tie krcut maturity
taoss in business come fully 10 reaze iie iaci lhat
:ysenSttlys II! T. a1fan,yse atn & q hs M tar Wlsa a
Hen from tla recent 4epfs.slon with "
make ttEonE. general an &eltaray:ltAnel. Il nU
violent Mavercnt, From pFcsent lHlca aiDu1 Lie lp
ct this half q the year viii exceed that
any III Mo1!hA stnba the panlc, &aa IL next Jear
1gna viii ta t!eIe II not volume VI bu4ncAs l4FH
than ne euuntFy ha4 fct tccr uIIiug ths lAsy tNf
SttF thu pF0ceAS 1f industrial Jeeontttuctiuh hal be
At<att}y gQDx cp. And il ndlsputobis that Ltsdo
sSeE ~ sonnaeE eA4la l4sa now ttAls kQdsbtedoe