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uAr,oNAl REPUBLICAN TICKET.
Republican State Convention,


A Convention Of the Union Republican Party Of
West Virginia will DO held at the city Of Parkers-
hum. on THURSDAY, the 9th day Of July, 1876,
for The purpose Of nominating candidates Tor the
utIieCs Of Governor, Auditor, Treasurer, Attorney
General, State Superintendent OF Free Schools and
three Judges Of the Court Of Appeals: also Tor the
purpose Of nominating an Electoral Ticket, and
iransactIug such other proper business as may como
before the Convention
Tho Union Republican Party Of the State Is re-
questCd to appoint delegates to SAId Convention IRON
the various COUNTIES at such time and in such mai
nrr as muy he convenient to the people OF the sew
rral counties.
An voters Of the Stale, without regard to PAST
political differences or PARTY affiliations, who arein
favor Of such changes In olu Constitution and Laws
as experience has shown necessary, and favor re
lrenchment and economy in the administration o.
our State Affairs, and the punishment Of ofacia
corruption, arc cordially Invited to participate Ii
the aid County and State Conventions.
By order Of the State Union Republican EJECT
tive Committee. JOHN W. MAsoN,
GRAYroS, W. Va, June /, 1876. Chairman
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HOW n WOMAN MAY OIVEhr Trade.
The recent marriage Of SGllie Ward
Hunt in Louisville recalls to some Of our
old merchants q singular fact in her his
tory. It may be recollected that she
married one Of Boston's fayorite sons,
Mr.. Bigelow Lawrence, and, when she
went to live at the Hub, the blue blood Of
the ancient city declined to accord to the
Kentucky belle that social distinction
which her ladyShip evidently anticipated.
She took mortal ofense at this treat
ment, and persuaded her husband-then
q millionaire halloween and dry goods
merchandise move 10 New York. This
transferred to the metropolis the first
great mill agency, which was rapidly fol-
lowed by others, until the Boston branch
houses In this city did larger business
than their originals In Boston. In ameas'
ure, the New England mill business was
reyolutionized by these changes, and It is
recognized fact In our commercial MS,
tory that It was owing to the pride Of
Sailie Ward Lawrence that the trade OF
Boston was thus diverted to New York
Tbis incident also recalls another In
which q prominent Connecticut village
was The sufferer. Ayoung manniactur-
Inc pripce inherited large fortune from
liz father, and designed building an i'm
mense factory not far from Hartford.
He had found his wife at Saratoga. She
b.;Iod from New York. When she I'M
derstood' his plans for building upon a
colossal scale, she knew 1t meant resi-
dence in the village. Accordingly, she
urged. objections, and was so successful
that the factory was located In this city,
where it's annual production mounts up
toward $4,000, 900! The Connecticut vii
lage lost the advantage Of the improve
ment simply because the wife did not
like the place.-NeV York Letter.
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Tho War Against Disease.

The war wased against disease by IIostettsr''
Stomach BIttes goes LrAyely on. Dispatches are
eou,tantIy received from the cured indicating the
Gscisito nature Of the advantages obtained by the
great botanic cordial over IL formidable adversary
Malaral feyOrs constipation, torpldIty Of the lIv-
or and Kidneys general debility, nervousness aud
rheumatic ailments invariably yield to the coz
queror and preventive Of diiease. For the iafrmI-
tles incident to the decline Of life 1t Is also an excel
lent specific. 1t hastOns eonyalCsceace and repair
the raysges Of III health by facilitating the CONVEX
sion Of food into blood Of rieh and nourishinE
quality. The appetite is improved by Il, and in
scnsorium, the brain, far more eectually than any
mineral selatiye, eod&W.
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llaucy Of light that is not attained BY
any other machine in use.
So confident Is Mr.. Dillon in themer-
lie Of his machine that It's purchasers are
allowed any reasonable amount ef time
to satisfy themselves that the machine d
safe and economical generator q gas
Of constant and brilliant illuminating
power, Is without a rival in any market
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DIED.

MlLLER-on Thursday afternoon, July O, 1876
at o'clock, HENRIETTA MILLER, aged 70 years.
Funeral from the residence Of her son.In-laWr
John Fox, No. S25 Coal street, on Sunday after
noon at o'clock. Friends Of the family are re-
specially invited. In,erment at Mt. Wood.
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Tilden.

From the Cincinnati Enquirer, Demoentlc.l
It could not but be that a man edpcatet
in cunning, in hypocrisy. in iniquity,
nominated in corruption and shameless
efErontery, even though his millions
could elect him, tOAld giss Us dc mot cor
rGR administration DE country has ere,
kHOtn. r-E
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OHIO CoUN.

cTATE OF wEsT.vIRGINIA, OHIO CoUN
O'TY AND COUNTY COURT.
Clara ". MeNulty, with W. Al r
McSulty her husband, I.r
james NJ. Ewing Jr., Elizabeth 30 I.. r
Richardson, with W. I. RichaId- d 70
SON her husband, Mary Biggs .,f.
Z with james II. Blgp her huS- In Chanrcry.
hand. Emma 3 Peck With VIM.
Peek her husband. james II. Ew-
: Ing and Kate Ewing, heirs at law
Of William Ewing, decd, and
Mary Ewing, widow Of the said
WIN. Ewing. decd. p.
Byyirtue Of tho authority vested 10 the under
signed by decree entered In the above entitled
cause on the - day Of June, 1876, 10 the mtt
County Court, the undersigned, special c0mmis
sidneri will sell ut puhllc auction, 70 the hghe,
bidder ut the front door Of the Court House Of OhlC
county, West Virginia, on
MONDAY. the 2ith day Of July, 1876,
Tho following described real estate, situated o.
Wheeling Island, In the city Of Wheeling, State o.
West Virginia, that Is ny: Lots numbered forty
three (t5), iorty-iour 90 and the westerly one.
half Of lot number tl5, IN that addition
to tho city Of wheeling known - the addition
70 tho city Of WheellnglAld out by Henry Moore,
trultee Of the estate Of Ebentzer Zane, deceased
In such parcels As may best subserve tho Interest,"
TEENS op sALE-o ue.thlrd In hand and rs much
more q the bidder may desire 70 pay; the remain
der In two notes At nine md eighteen months with
interest from the day Of sale, 10 30 secured ln such
manner ~ may be SltlSaetory 10 the Commission
en. Title 10 beretalned until the purch1le money
Il al paid, DANIEL PECK and
JOHN o. PENDLET0N,
jef9 Special Commissioners.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
"A CARD.

To al who are suffering from the errors and IN
distortions Of youth, nervous weakness, early de-
cay, loss Of manhood, dc, Will send recipe that
will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by a missionary In South
America. send scli.addressed envelope to the
REv. JOSEPH T. IsNAS, Station D, Btblt Hoa'e
Ne.s FORK CITY. fe2s-eodaw
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
nAILY.

BY psaGl, IN Gdaraes, PoliG0s pssDaA
Tina oOThreo monthl.....n oe
Ne riOnthS,...... I 0Ol0ns month............: 70
Delivered BY CRrTitTi In CITY l6e per week
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TRUSTEES SALE.

TRUSTEES SALE.
BY virtue Of a deed Of trust made by Albert p
Hall and Kate his wife, 10 the undersigned trustee
bearing date the 9th day January, 1873, and 70
corded In the Clerks ofiics Of the County Court o.
Ohio county In Decd Of Trust Book No. 0, page
40 and 1871, will sell at public auction NJ thu
front door Of the Court House OF Ohio county, OF
TUESDAY, August sth, 1876,
Beginning at 10 o'clock A. N, Of said day, thu
western half Of that lot or parcel Of ground lying
and being situated 10 the addition 10 said city Of
wheeling laycd out by Michael Gnhan, and delig
mated on the plat Of said addition rs Lot numbei
twGnty-one GIN with any surplus TINT may BE-
long 10 the same, and tho thrte-story brick dwell
Ing, containing II rooms, bath room, water closet
and all modern convenienees erected thereon; alst
abriek stable with hay loft and carriage house: OIL
the improvements In frst-clGSs condition. Said
real est1te l. situated on the south side Of Fifteenth
street and. Is comparatively new. Title unexcep
tionable.
TRRns on SALE-Two thousand dollars, part o.
the purchase money, and rs much more a tho pur'
chaser may elect 10 pay In cash on the day Of slle
twelve hundred and forty dolllrA. another par
thereof, on the LIST day Of April, 1877, and fred
Of four years from said last named date will Be a.
lowed upon any deferred installmentS Of tho pur'
chase money; the purchaser giving his notes Will
approved security for said deferred installmenis
with interest from the day Of e, the title 10 thu
property to be retained by the trustee until tht
purchase money IL fully paid.
jyS JAMES p. ROGERS, Trustee.
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NERVOUS ExHAusT1oN.-A MEDICAL
IN Essay, comprising series Of lectures deliver
"a at Kahn's Museum Of Anatomy, New York, on
the cause and cure Of Premature Decline, showing
indisputAbly how lost health may be regaIned, AZ
fordinE clear synopsis Of tho IupedlmOnts to mar:
rage, and the treatment Of nervous and physical
debility, being the result Of 20 years. experience.
Price nc. Address the author, bR. l., J. KAHN,
office and residence 81 East 10th street, New York.
ant
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KfLGoRE-PARKs.-on Wednesday. jay O..
1876, by Rev. ]. A. Pearce, M. HRxRY D. KlL00RE,
Of Pittsburgh, Pa, and Mis- MARY J. PAsKs,
youngest daughter Of james Parks, Of steubCn-
villa Ohm
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BY mol, IA adrao., p''iaes Frspd'd'
Une yOar.............sS ocsIE aonsh'''''''''"N "
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Business Letters Tor Us should DO addressed
FTew d canpbelI," and should In no case DO ad-
dressed 10 either Individual member Of the hfm By
name - fl'a - if
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T 1sr OF LETTERS

Remaining unclaimed in the Post Office at Wheel
Ing, Ohio county, West Va, Saturday, July 3,
1916. To obtain any Of the following, the appli.
cant must ask for advertised letters giving date Of
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TIrE apple crop, Notwithstanding many
are falling Of, promises TO DO good,
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TIIg INTELLIGENCRR will present daily tho
the world, al well ~ complete record Of local
eTOnN.
TIE WEEKLY Is printed on Thursday, and can
he had al tho counter, In paid envelopes, ready
for mailing. E1-SsHd q copy 10 GbIeal grksildI
md TeAtiiGsI trith EetrS from home! ,a' . .,
-URSCRIBERs.-P Person. dedring TO have the
DAILY INTELLiG EScER left regularly NJ their
residences lu the city md suburbs, can b
served by leaving their address at Counting
Room, or by drop letter through the post otiie0.
10 CoNriuBUTORs.-No attention will DO paid
IL anonymous communications; every article
must ~ accompanied BY tho Mritersreal name
aud hddrelg, ..L-.. ~ u
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RATES OF BOARDING HORSES. y
sixty cents per day for drove horse or horses for
ao; 81 90 per day for horse4 that ara required 70
Be handled or exercised and broken. Id. !.
/ Will keep careful and attentive groomS, and
horses left In my care will have proper care and at
tentIon and handled properly, but will not 30 70.
spouLble for unavoidable accidents.
Parties having property to otier Will receive
prompt attention by addressing ,,,,,,v
Wheeling, W. Va, or at Bridgeport, o.
], G, HERyEY, Auetloneerl myA
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ID = ndrn.oA roaaae rrepald.

BY s,asL an advasoA poba0s prepaid
,,ns var 60elx monIhs........... 90
In CuhS 81 ~ each.
In Clubs Of W eAeh.
IN Clubs Of Twenty ~ each.
And M extra copy 70 PerSon getting up Cub q
GB@rhs above prices arc inyAriable. Remit a
our risk, 10 Drafts or PoStotnee Money 0rderB, and
where neither Of these can b procured, send the
money in 4 Registered Latter.
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SpeciaIties for Families.
DEpUBLIcAN MASS CONVENTION.
day, July 18Th, 1876,

The Republicans Of Ohio County will
meet in Mass Convention at the COURT
, 1876-07-06
moro, ethrs 1lrunctto, Pelican. Fos1od down.
sttnro J. l.. 1fnsd. CITY Of fremont



ODns AMI ENps.-10scph {savin, ship carren.
tct In tho employ Of tho Union Dry Dock Company
at Buffalo, accidentally fell Into the hold Of thu
new stmr Wissnhickon Tuesday afternoon md
was dangerously injured, Tho Toronto 0loit
anys: .'1n view Of the competition In frcfghtA nnl
tic sill growing necessity for vessel 10 carry fn-
eneo cargocs tlcro ts sonic rensoi In The sngrcs-
sS% g q e rssr se nos Gs sss M ayS r. ha 70 Ss Xn
Laurie, reports tl!nt on his last, trlp fron,
Wiam Aeh The 70 ocR. II to Ess
e e psS .sh!' 1T rshs an Es g. III e e
tnscn hare attached tho tug j.. e. Morsc, At tho
saut, for tho damages tlnno 10 tho vessels at TINT
place lately. Tho damages nro rated upwards nt
Cleveland, Mrd!a hnys: ''Tto bark den. Franz
s!ge1 II the Globe pry-nock being rcat!cd, WI.
been rnt In position, bit was nut strons enough
md the masts went overheard, carry.
is,g with ! them what -, ,gs r,|ggslnK ~. In
occurrence, but VIC seldom hcnr OF ono meeting
With auct dsassot in port. ~. Snys Tho l,ctru(
Free Pres: .l,urinR the present season tbat cx;;
uvcry .ilc. The rarity u n,arine dltastera during
,nnHy severe storms uhh the .dluintshcd number oi
vcssola sailing m compared with tho ycAre that
OF these tlhasters may In M manner increase dur
ing tie months 10 come, and TINT the comparative
1n,al earnings Of tho master and seaman. which II
present barely sufficient TO meet the wnrts md
Wise hc curtaIsd by loss from shipwrcck, collision,
or fire"
, 1876-07-06
MAIsINE,


Anr1vALs-Stmr Corona, Michigan city, ereur-
sIonlsts: Bttnr Alpcna, MuskuEon, sunarfcs; prop
Messenger, benton llarbor, sunIrics; prop Trfcs-
dell, Benton l1arbor, sundrIcs; prop isussla, Duf-
fa1o, aundrics; prop Colin Campbell, ManIstcc.
lumber; schr Niagara, Buffalo, coal; achr J. V.
Jones, Muskcgon, lumber; schr j. D. Sawyer,
DulTa'o, coal; sehr Onconta, buffalo, conl; achr
Orient, oswcgo, coal, achr West sldc, oawcgo,
coal; Fchr F. l.. Danforth, Cleveland, coal; schr
comancl,c, oswego coal; schr Ella Ttcnwood,
Wtitc Lake, lumber; schr Fouf- brothers, Mants-
tcc lumber; scir jason rarkor, 3luskcgon. wood;
scl,r Nury, Bfuskcgon, lumbor; aehr Ottawn, Mna-
kcgon. lumber; schr Driver, TaylUr'a Pier, wood ;
schr 15rldgwater, nualo, coal: hehr Ethan Alien,
Menornincc, 1nmhet; schr IT, nnrd. kownunce.
bark, achr Mercury. Maniatoe. lumber; Bchr Cult,
Mnnfsteo, lumber.
ELEA,tAxcEs-prop Mcsscnrcr, Denton Hnrbor,
aundries stinr s'.cboyEan, Milwaukee, sunarics; !;
Bchr Harvey Stone. Cleveland ESQ tons railroad
iron {oltl} prop Truradell, l.onlon 1lasbor, sun
dries; rrp city Of Toledo, ogslcnsbnsg, T. o33 bu
corn, IL brls -four, md Huniires; pr0p Fcerless.
Hancock 1U brla pork. 10 brts bect, TOO ms cut
mentn; prop pturlcss, Hancock, 2, GOO ihs lard anl
MI pkEs Eandrics; stsnr ,Alpsnn, Ntuakegon, 90
brs pork, 7 hrls lard, aud auMlrlcs; schr y. a.
Wc,la, Sack Lay. 6 brls nour 800 ma butter, and
a,nlrics; prop Ciina, Eric, 80, 600 bu oats, 3U0
bslH Gour, and sundrics.
, 1876-07-06

who relieved ta market Of tcvnrn, cnrsocs before cav
Ing IT, rrco stutl told At f7.AA.n. tho outside for
Man,tro cnrRoca. Inrh lunor VIVA Irregular IN rrcn,
ranging from tAtx3e. o0. fnr comron, and $tn.nta
H. 10 for fair to choice. tath weFo auntcd n sft
and shingles A. "a e2 -. rrubab!y 10 % carGoca
~erc IN Tho Rrkct early md inoF n wc!r snl Thu
This yard trade II onY moierae. rfccs asn without
1untAbio chhnRn, but would probably 1te shaded for
Fiji snd eccnnd ssh ooaasn
Thna clear lnGt ts3lfi
Third clear thick u, i31U
Cicht hsinftnE+ nfat and second, f0uEt.., 1nW
Clear siding iirtt enh second, ..,....,,,,.., 17tN
Ftttt common ttdtnR 11.D
Flooring f!r1t common, trctlcd ,,,,,,.,..,. 1AU
F0rtng SECOND CQultion lrc1scd..t -. Gn7I1
ltox hphre On
1lo4 boards y, fsEe27f 10
atock bGnFIA 10 and II ia, ~. Dt1 tn
stock h1hsrls. II. Oft 2 ~
& Dtuck bOksdA. II. .NyAi7.U
Common OAfA and 1llurt fencing Sfs w. 10
FenrhR, IL 11t1kht1.up
Common lumber la It and nnpF 3p,,,,, tAlu. 70
tolsts and scaatnE, to q f<.......... H. ukait
l.AU@ t.Nl
shirRles 2.353 = 70
, 1876-07-06

Withdrawn from store on Saturday, Nonday,
and Tucsday for city consumption: II, 0o3 bu
wf1cat o. bS4 bn corn, ], 4lO bn oats, 110 bu rye,
200 bu barley.
The following grain was inspected Into sto.o IN
this city on Monday and Wednesday morning: l
car rejected winter wheat, IS cars Mo. i N. ".
wheat, 100 cars No. 2 N. ". wheat 3 cars No. 1
apsing, 1i4 cars No. 2 DO. Zoe cnrs No. . DO, 30
cars rejected do, cars no grade 600 wheat); 151
cars htgh.u,txca corn. 800 cars No. 2 do, % cars
new mixed do, 1H5 cars rejected do, 18 cars no
grndc f778 corn); 81 cara white oats, 1o5 ears aud
11,0oo bu No. 2 do, 81 cats and 10, GOO bu re-
jcctcd do, car no grado t170 oats); Is cars No.
rye, !, cars rejected do, car no gradc; 6 cars
No. barley, . cars No. 3 do, s cars rejected do.
Total Il, 481 cars), 0l5, 600 bu. Inspected out:
5S,e01 bu wheat 523, 544 bu corn, 13s, 3o8 bu
oats, 10, 024 BIT rye /. oa7 bu barley.
The following table shows tho distribution Of tho
breadstufra shipped from this city during Inst
, 1876-07-06

6t!EEt-There Were n0Iiu ttGHfcI, FrictH mar bo
Erw YonH, Jnly a.-nte~s-Freah offerings 6Cp.
AKairat i, EU tho samo day last weck qluty RpuNrsy
fsx 'ss :s t..fi Ss Ss s.s
Monday, couple oi car lSas q ths1akes catile Il
7&tHot cars Krtcn Rrass fed Indiana slccr& elttc3
otheswI1s c1.,eMo rgc osluAc, Tho greater part Vt
s: e, I'VE S1,: .Fsn;. @ ;
xSsi sssp tSsas; NV siaes it,. ,ss; ai IsuSs
.ss $50 for two day., aea.u.. .. $50
tossl ~ tSe 9se sy afket F'its. :si
xssts.; @ ssss nH H9ny ias carl sasd ss!,ek wy 70 :'g;
u ! s1; inaians. st:o1 S. ISI '"'aoH' S'.'o
!sitep aSd Iam5s@iiecaIpta na,, total forshe week.
opy .as: sas 81 s!11'G si. r. .sr ts veok
uJ.S1.
NALTExnn1, Jnty 8.-GAfle-l)ul pTicea Ao 1oweFi
yery hest, 4gft514c, nrst quality. 4tkc; MEDIUM,
ssSs | I'LL III: W. ;sss sssp ss
s,sH.Sia tai5 asm.aa price. shade htghcrs range.
Shtep-Vsry du!l, range. sesci receipts, AT78
ar: Louti, July ., --Iads-Activs, arm. and higher,
Ia!.c.a 5.s < Esa7s4el'; haeoa' ~ ls4os'; butcGe7'
sss sasss's Z soSs sStGs Is osss ss
LUMBER,
Tho cargo market wa again lul and easy. A large
hect awaiting sale but the combination Of city buy
ars continue 10 hold on, lna plheF buyers lcnaA
to follow sait except few, ebisuy frotn tho fnsF0r
, 1876-07-06


M'so A., bn rye snM * III nn nnFey anlpped ny rail-
Tho 1enairr nro,,mco markets xrcro ,a,ncr .1o,v
v..t"ra.v T,hr occnrrrnro NJ n dorh,. ho,,1,v
Iwondnv mn, Tu,.dnv, ali mt sccm ,o INV.
,rh.ttnJ ,ho onpct,,c r., bu.tne.u gnn, ~ tnoso
,.,o ,.d ,,n,,a Intc lin roun,,v ,,,. .tt, nnsont
.,I tho roat ,-o, In m rrrv - t,,5n Sc,, o,Jcr.
T.n,,, ~, ,s;I, ho,n, rcr.,yc1 ,-ccnt ~ ,oru Tho
..e",,n,ot,nr, ~ r.co1nt. ~ tho n,,nnn.1 rs,,,i.
.1,. ~ ,,o ad,,rr,r,nnt ;,nao I'm nfro-in,. a,
ca.,, r,ono,tx isro. IN ,r,nnr,,on ~ ,hn ,1nn,on
49, nr,sas ~ c-sSr :, ~ daI;xorn1
aro r tyoni, IN co,.on.ncs nsnocl.,,v -.
.s". 49, ~, .,,,nn,n" doa,.na J., ..,, -,
T..a y..it,, Nv, anis. =, sonna ~ sh"., ,.n.
,". sa Sn"s W. n,s.. 49, :, 'a' ,n.1.a @
s' anSs 1n,, ~ h,.ne.s ,so.a ...on.
49,, ~, -, n,;,,., =, nj. ,s,. a1a, 1,sht
~. tno ".sa - mh". W." az" 49,
Nv .ea.,,o. ~ c-,, ,n,.., n,a. no,sS
u..a .,ft ~, y ta.5ar ~ .I.,nas H.. r.,
o,ha. ,t,os ~ ,,nmct.,s h.ctdcd chonoc. ,rcr.
inn,,., snr Th. 1mttor ,r.aa w,. nuotc1 fo,rlv
, 1876-07-06

West Eric st 1n4 It n Of Eoblo II, n f. so1i23
r. sis." {"!E !. = y; aoH, *; Min; Il
piackhawK II, ], v cor of Cicavcr ii, . I, alXx
1tT7.lO r. dated May l3..................+
Wright Il, 40 It Y OF Jefferson d, 1. l0xnu II.
Naisttd n. *1t II Of Taylor 1t, I. 2a1tCo II,
es'fseor s'e 1a} 4 III u PORTLAND ~. i, asi
ThiFty:thississ @ s8 t Il Goit1Es 61ovs ~.
n I, 2t,1i n Il, dated Juno 17................
Lot i In Frickcttt Lots Il u ~, in niock OF
Tylef'A part n v y Sec 81, 81, H. dated Julya
, 1876-07-06
REAL ESTATE.

The following Instruments wese died for record
On Wednesday, July &:
ClTv PROPERTY.
1ofth CaaJk 4, 1a3H st n Ct beldcu ~. 81. 20
Harvard 1t. y<ts II VI WlahLenAw Av, il I. l1l1
la4p T. with tJxla4Ft II ualonlug Oh Tnylur
fstttn u. lhitl i VI ylltrty-ant u, w. 9att
~ &llGy. lated JUNG sA,,.".................. ", Gu
, 1876-07-06
2,4m
Loo
1900
400
400
500
2W
600
COMMERCIAL.

Thcfollowing were tho receipts anil shipments OF
tho leading articles Of produce In this city during
the sc7cuty.two hours ending at O'Clock on
Wednesday morning, and for Tho corresponding
time last YeaE:
, 1876-07-06
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Tho Holiday Followed by q Great
1uoreaso Of Transaotions.
Tho 0earings large, but Loans Ligllt.-"
New York Exchange Firm.
The Produce Markets 1rregular-Ooru
Active and Stronger.
0tka arain mud Prs7islons Quiet md Easy..-Ssstn
In Store.
FINANCE AND TRADE.
FINANCIAL.

Tho day In financial circles was ono Of those
characterized by great activity in counter transhc.
t!ons, with few Of tho operations that rcny 70.
mnncrntivo. Tho checking dcpositIng, and other
routine bustncss weso increased BY tho holiday Just
passed. but these NOT tho profitable part Of tho
bnukIng business. Tho discounts to which bankers
look for thcr profits ucfo undcnla2ly sehrty
Regular aud occasional borrowers do not apply for
accommodation 10 tho extent that the banks would
Ike to SEQ. Maturing paper Is mot with prompt.
ness that Is almost distressing IN view Of
intorcAt II cnts OF. Tho sauo general state Of hf.
fairs prevails hero a. elsewhere anu those lnstitu
tons that nre favored with better line Of dis.
counts than thcir ucsghbors And thc!r customers
disposed to Insist pot cent Is the regular Entc
instead Of 10 per cent.
Rates OF discount at tho banks ara 80 10 per cent
70 regular customers. with concessions on thcao
ratios To Independent borrowers. On tho street
rates arc Gb12 per cent and good paperis In active
demand.
Now York exchange was sold betwccn banks at
&c per 81, 600 premium.
There vcrc moro orders from tho county for
currency, but tho total was smnll.
The cloar!ngs wcro 81, coo, GOO.
NEw EF0LAHD's 1NDUSTRIAL CONDITION.
Tho feature Of tho wreck has been the break in tho
dividends Of the Pacific Mills, heretofore consider.
cd "nxod beyond the assaults Of even hard times.
Bat tho day and hous hos comc, and, instead Of 10
per cont semi-nnnunl tho shareholders must ac-
capt pos cent; averJ fair divldond In itaclf but
not 70 the purchaser at share, or 100 per
cent premium. Theprica has NOW settled 10 1870
and Inter IL offered unler 1900. A continuous
stakeholder for The past lftccn years as, however,
Nttlc cause for complaint, having received aver
have r,ten from 800. Atlantic Mills ia q fructlnn
lower At 1hA: nosion Duck declined from u55 to
Gay t. O. aa S 81 g. i
dcnA . per cent MnncAcater advanced from 111h