New-York tribune., 1876-08-05

its capital stock, payable at tie Office OF fhe eci
pany, II Broad-st.
The following shows the imports Of dry goods NJ
this port for the week ending to-day and since the
beginning of the year. compared with the corro-
spending periods of the two previous years
8 $ :: s ssi3,s s$:
TS sssssss 'SlsGi 5lsss
RAILROAD WAR AT HE WEST.
The CHICAGO Tribune publishes the following:
In order to escape being drawn into the raroad war
going between the Eastern trunk lincs tae "eJ
er railroads Leading 70 ~ s dnss arSrrary rates
from Chiesgo Toledo, Defiance, Fort wayne, LoSauy,
port lafayette STATE Line sneoa aad Of feS. Bno %n and
Pittsburgh, destined for Hannibal, MO; Qainey, III;
nteroT points ea situated between he asssspp Mis-
souri, Rivers These rates were TO be charged IN adou
For a while this worked very well, aud every
thing went ON snootly Inc general MslSht sS n3.n1 ,o
selves on having escaped easily the rayages oi tho
war But now after all t seems as u 1he 90 %s roemSy
tend to the Western roads the agreement 81 so.snsy
entered into Jan 10 last and which has peeh
kept until lately has huay been Drokeh arr co,
petition among the Western roads wiIisn L's f,S' s
dmiDg the last nine months among INC ,'s nS,is
Tie Toledo, Peoria and warsaw Railroad ADMITS tlat ~
insist on charging arpitrary rates 70 @ s n
points but prorate on any rae me rrnh my and
Western has made ;hc same Oier -. , .h.
Under these circumstances nothing remains ior tne
rate With the Eastetn roads Ol cJurs, at tIe pit~
figures charged ny me Eastern roads thS PFOlof,I VI
money every pound oil reignt they cary; YET thsy
accept the situation, or allow telr t-.ie 70 20
dryer into other channels. Ever tbe Toledo,
Peoria and warsaw went the LANDS OF the receiver,
IL yncs n pTott pro nes and the crossnes Wnen Mr.
Hophns the receiver, was appointed II was done done
that be would work harmUnouSiy win thein thah
aay cuc else. Yet since his appointment IL" has
done al in his power, they say 10 turn 'ra' ava! i''
Chicago
The Messrs. MeKillop 81 Sprague Company
report follows:
since our last VIC have received reports from eighteen
STATES, some OF them very ful especially tEIS" ifo.
Illinois. Indiana, Michigan, and OnD, We hhu LOthin5
OF Importance to add % reports OF states ALREADY puo
lsheI except In those from kenOeky, WHiel tccsths
the condition Of The tobacco crop meh more IdvoIdpy
ILLISos.-Rep0rs from is counties re gsenI te Ieh
In an grams u considerably greater than last year.
In the upa.s te CROPS axe IN me eod 1lo 'iu "
fun average yiet Of good quiity, Dut ~ W.. at
lands have seriOusy uainasrH "oeds
and in localities cniirey d;str'Ss sN e.
Hay P9iat,es ana a" LIZ is TrS sAfr' & fo6geco not vS
promising Cholera has largely reduced He pfoducoaoi u
Sn,v.-Rcturns from 81 counties represent the area
IN all grains be nearly double that OF .s. year -ho
maority report the crop be very iai a'eiG's
t. bushels To the acrr, ami Of good qualify Isy
Counties report IL having Dcen seriously Hius' -
ves weather the prospect rs not 80 pTOntsis ods
All hay abun ant and superior qualty. Corr par
tally damaged III s. localities, bu generally me cod
ditn ANA promising ull y rase crop VI 5000 aly.
Potatoes m great piety aud very ne FRUITS aDIbHae
and GOOD very lair. Fax less tiai an aFeaSe.
NIcIuc AE-rverty c,uaties report the area III "hds
10 oe onc-third t3an last year Ia some pi@cs
has suffered from wet weather and fst Olt on te "Ils
wi be more than An average crop % god qiahty Corn
m very ia condition, Promising fGll average ,FC2 ot
good quality. Hay IL ier ces Eioie, and o. yer! hnS
saaIity. Oats a fCl average crop. Apes eo.u.
Peaches better abundant tHaD TOR the itst Tour
y.,rs Farmer, are realizing the prices ID tAcit
products they expected, ana are adapting t-fb!- 20
In. situation By the practice Of economy Large si4p
Iaeuts Ut cheese 5ors and TOOs Hi, IL sIIGiSe Ic
made frJIu sever - coAutlcs. ., IL.
oftyuiir gOanJc5 report the area u! al grains
mGcu larger last year. ana All growing SAot', 10 V2
m very me condition. meat III Dv idir average crop
f fn.I better ,ul.gy iaan tEat of last season C0sh
nan average crGp oI gUJu qualify. oats GAni1ca IA
some igc.ltrs, tut IL - DeeNcl thaI good crop vi
g,,! 0;Ia!ify vi, &c harvested Barley 80 ONuy Gihr
,,,t tIia ne lands bowed over aiid Ftilea n
.O,D Heavy crops Oi ali grasses Hogs P-rutl' 10
ayro dUin. wcii and appearances fOf lit a'rf 80
cr,l ~ luUa Q.L.i.Jy NcGg favorable. r.iA LV'd A"'
l,.s a., bu5 nos IS good qiaiiiy a. l&Ss yc.f
ms rs JUI prJducton I.Lli@n on dDJGt -VpeF tee
r. Dlr ~, : nave ~, relz Il tue pisuts "%ina A1I
~ l.rly, eulss Iic.l ~ Ul be ieIs than .'st Seas'