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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-05-25
Sheriff's Sale on foreclosure.
state Of Wisconsin-Kcnosha County Circuit
LOUIS KEUCK,
Against
SOPHIA M0HhS, LOUIS
NOUNS anu VALENTINE
vi TZ -.

SOPHIA MnHhS, LOUIS $500
MCINS anu VALENTINE
BLATZ. tN
By virtue and in pursuance Of q certain ]uog,
menl of foreclosure and sale duly rendered and
signed in the above entitled case by lne HON:
John r. wentworth, Judee of the First judicial
a,ireut of the State of Wisconsin. at the Regular
april Tern 1876. Of the Kenosha County Ci 1s7s
and which said judgment was on the 9Th day OF
Nay. d., 1876, duly docketed In said Kenosna
ounty according 10 law, shall offer for sale ana
sell at public auction to the highest bidder there
for, at he front door of the Court House. In the
CITY of Kenosha, in said County OF Kenosha, on
Friday the 7tb day of Jul, A. D.. 1876 at o'clock
in the afternoon of that day, the following de-
scibed real estate, or SO much thereof as may be
to satisfy the said Judgment and COST
| premises that is to say The North Sixty (6O)
acres of the South West quarter OF Section nun.
| Der Twenty-Five (22) Town Two (2) North of Range
! Twenty-Five (22) East to be taken off by line
parallel with the North line of said quarter sec
| iion-subject to the highway running through the
| said quarter section.
JOHN LUCAS, Sheriff of Kenosha County.
| Dated Kenesha May ls, A D., 1876.
BRANDE & THEIRS, Plaintiffs Attorneys. 53w7
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-05-25

TxAHNEN BROTHERS, No. Y Main St., Keno
~ sha' Merchant Tailors. We keep constantly
on hand well selected stock OF Gl1s9 Has.
,e - rans Of Inc latest styles. Work uone ana
FOODS sold as cheap as at any other establishment
IN the city.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-05-25

ro8NsoN,s BOOK STORE, NO. SO Main 81 st
ID a full aud completes assortment o. R RonSs
1Titi3,o and W ali Paper, Sheet Music ana varlou
articles of the trade.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-05-25
CENTENNIAL LETTER.

The International Exhibition Indtyardted- opened
promptly ON the day promised PhllddetpIllG
fully prepdred-AccOnanod dtions GdeQudte ana
economical Transportation facilities ample
The qlTitHIe0e of o. lifetime.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-05-25
PHILADEPHIA, May Is, 1876

By the time this reaches the resders OF the
TRLEGRAPH, the news of the inauguration OF
the grandest Worlds Fair OF the age VIII
have flashed by the electric spark over tne
messengers into every nook and corner OF
the land. People in all the ham.sts and vii
lagos of America will have read from count
less correspondents notes the jubilant scenes
of the day. These scenes were imposlng.l "a
pressiye, and inspiring to the last oegree:
No such celebration was ever Witnessed since
our fathers founded the Republic.
ment WAS represented the Emperor OF Bra
I'll with his suite. and tho diplomatic corps
of many foreign governments were present IN
person, with governors and legislatures OF tas
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-05-25

BURG. has removed his Barber Shop 70 No,
- d Main ST., second door North OF IhomaS
English shop which building hs b man
kSnoe d TUsare ne Will be happy 10 meet nis OK
ali who require his services IN inc ar
Sonsoriai.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-05-25

muAKBLE WORKS.
N HUGGIN g w AZ LID II - - ~, =
ToDosha and Racine, Wis. Monumental anu
savestone work executed ID the highest style o.
HraSs we R.F. ROBERTS, agent
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-05-25

eCSol1a ~ all lrlnds of Furniture, SpI1Lg
Rads Marresses. Upholstered Goods. ohamber ano
eIts Ready made Collins always on manu-
anon on Main near Wisconsin street.
Kenosha, Wis.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-05-25

States, mayors Of the cities. and thousands Of
guests Of distinction in ever rank and pro
lesson Ii was an august ass6mblage. Null
Gltudes Ofgthe people attended. II is esti-
mated that 200 600 at least were there. Such
a mass Of humanity was never before seen IN
any similar gathering in the worlds history.
The opening has been truly suspicious, and
marks an event altogether unique and Won
derful in our country's annals.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-05-25

To-day Is ascension day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-30
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON August 20, 1870.
Cotton mddlias, HE low middlins, iosc good
LOO Stock, j.79L
Cotton IRE gular midlhng Ne low middlng
oc's good ordinary s4c Nes receipts IS bales Sales
Nxw ORLEANS, August 20 1876.
Cotton dull; middlng. &c. low mdding loAc.: good
ordinary. 9ic Net receipts III bales; 2Uo Sales
Cotton easy uominay unchanged: middlng. los4c. low
bales; gross. ISL Sales, isS. Stock. s.ss7.
CmARLEsroS, August 20, 1876
lobe; eisary, os4a Nci receipts III bales Sales
wrLarscIos. n. c., August 20. 1876
Spirits turpentne firm 27c Rosin quiet and steady
at u la1a Tor strained Tar quiet and steady a, u 30
-Four steady; sales 400 bbs Wheat in light demand;
white M,ehisan. 81 -; old do y % Com DUN: les
sis sn,r;.aas, sic; mddnss. 80 per ton Cans.
inmSsr y to the n4assa g New York ' Lake re-
1870 bbs Grain the canal from osweso and Buffalo
tor Yesterday noon Wheat 81 ooo bu.hes corn
Lake rccsipts-Floar, 1900 b1s corn, $4,000 bushels
sls: corn. 1900 do: oats: ll93o d.; ys,a,, do
cs"a 81 % S
Railroad shpmsn.-tlour. 500 Obl. wheat 900 bush
ireish's firm; wheat sc corn &c 20 Sew York lumber
81 SO: new process - Is So rye 81 So whe.. dull
a %s' and a S'%
49c and 800 do. by sample at 46c ASc. Oats
wanted retailing ly store. Rye elected
Barley and seeds nscttve; timothy nominal 81
quiet ut lUlac. NC. liighwines nominal On Septem
Der and storage rates will be lc, including
days storage.
ToLEpo, August 20 1876.
Flour steady. Wheat steady; No. white Wabash new
81 IL No do. 81 ~: No. white Michigan ew al II
amber Mchaa new, III l21s september ~ 1Os; Octo
Der held ut II l2H; 81 II offered; No amber Michigan.
new ~ O4ls; No. red winter. new, 81 AZ No. do,
IL Tx: September, 81 IL; No. 8 red 3, %;
September, n3. No. amber Illinois, new, 81 H. Corn
quiet ahd weak high mixed. spot and september, 4s9lc
grade i6iac; managed s0c Oats steady; No. = 32sc.;
white old. Soc. do, 355ac No white. 34c. Mich
gan. 33c rejected. 25l4c Receipts 4s0OO bills Hour;
IS 900 bushels wheat 1000 do corn. shpmsnts-i 300
DO. oats. -
Flour steady aud unchanged. Wheat unsettled active.
but weak lower No. Chicago spring. s2sac cash
VIhc., October: No. Chicago spring SIC. s2kc
rejected SIC 6Sc Corn unsettled but generally
No at s3.4c cash; 4 &c. septemDcr 43c, October.
Oats dull tending downward; Sic axe, cash; size,
September October Rye drmer at BE SIC. Barley
fair demand aud higher; Soc cash. I9c. October Pork
and lower 81 80 cash September October;
xi4 % all the Lard inactive and lower 80 90 ash:
50 10. Octobcr - OH all the year Bulk meats dull and
lower shoulders 5xc. tic short rib mdaes. she SIC
short mideles SIC DC all summer cured. boxed,
cash. Whisky steady and unchanged Railroad fret ghts
els; corn 100 oats 6Suvo do rye, 1000 do.
ley. 1000 do shpmonts-FIour as.O ibis wheat. 500
bushels: $4,000 do. oats, 1900 do; 16Oo do
barley. 2bOOo do At the afternoon call OF the Board
Tor Uctober Corn weaker ut 42lc for September ana
42i,c 42sc for October Oats unch ranged Pork pancKy
xi5 so SIS IS for september October $4 so
ali the Lard heavy; ~ 10 for September; 80 40 for
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-30

Wheat dull and nominal IN the absence OF sales which
for red winter ese No Chicago, 81 o3 tor
Corn moderate but the srke, closed
easier The sales about 70OoJ bushels ut soc sic
tor oo 56c tor steam mixed; Sic tor do
s71ac $50 for choice Kansas. ole graded yellow and
about 5gCo bushels .. tle Tor 30 eheAyo sed
and .4c. = c. tor white State.
quote rs:n: 30: quarter S ds
s;s:s
Sc sS sna sosn,. French accord
s Eng TO 81. and suis FIX c os var s ..s .'ssSn
Brazil c,sc Preserved ginger 81 50
aS fsss' the % p h.
concurrence been depressed We quote Apples State
sa.r;sl.. n.x a.; sliced; slss e 40.
ssys' ,s:s ia SE::pSs::i.: Ss;:.ss;
ssss: x.ss e: 7
hAy AND STRAW were steady; We quote Bale hay;
Hssr gTnWs sale. Of 500 bale. jue butt. a.
aas: Ha D as ss's &c = saaS
s. aos ss "ns Russia s.s TsDs so ss s ns%
geo. si' hemp a's e 1'.'sSs 'S'sa ':
Dry RE r.nds = 7 gold four %san:
terms. We quote: 1Basnos Ayrs; 20 60 ~ los.
1 1 a. s, qs.ssi,. a,;
n srs American Is Il lbs. S X Ms,amocs and
lie lie Bososa lbs. lse ise All gold
4sN.' cry .s. - 70 lbs d s cry
they city slaughter OK 80 to ~ lbs SIC -
Hors-Ths msrset sss quiet. We quote:--Nsw York
state Zoe zoe Eastern; -. &c . l4e Wisconsin se
csliiornia noininaiiy ioc :. i5c
dnI and there was very little inquiry the decline
indaens expectations Of lower prices 9uos.ons remain
aud - Coiiness sold pva,e terms There
ssi Do forge. SIS $50 seossh-ooine.s 80. Glen,
steel goo % S. per ton; 49, iron y. ssa sst per ton
better trades q hemloet ;o,s me, Win.
Baeno, xyrs. lie Joe DO California I've iSise Do
; asc.; 90 California lie. do common hde zoe.
gle; heavy Bueno. Ayre.. re 2se; DO C.lifonis;
Buene. Ayrss. ise ise DO Caliio,nis se DO com %.
MoLAssxs Nex Orleans wa. steady 100 bb. :od at 4oc
.ssa .ss'sn ss stayed, ~. @ sss'.s
refining sec ale do grocery. Doc tse Porto Rico.
to good, acc. BE prime 10 choice 56c a toc
S s5 oa y. R Tor
pten were aois. We quote Spirits arpcnt,ne yc'
%,"r.en and Washington tom ST. pitch s. & Advice.
Wilmington foows:-Rosn quiet and STEADY,
strained 81 l cd strained. 81 49, Tar steady at IL 30
Iurpen,ne quiet hard 81 5o soft 81 %; virgin 81 80
Spirits nc z7c
OtLs were quiet but steady We quote :-Iinseed,
casks SIC. 53c.: cottonseed. crude sc. 4x1zc.:
southern yellow, 5sc- Soc yellow winter, see. Csc
white winter, 65c lard present make. u3c. ~.c.
sperm crude 81 30 do biesehed winter 81 ~; do nata
raj do 81 DO whsle. crude Northern. SIC do. Southern
Soc; blesrhed 7c TIE. winter bio Ached ns
q crude bah. 33c. 3Jc.
rFrR0LxrM.-Ihe market for refined hrfn. bat
sales made n-st hands some sales. owevcr.
from second hands definite
could obtained. Ine closing prices io.lows.
Crude in bulk, 1886 l5c do in obs ls,4c refined
refined st PhiIsdeiphis, 26c do. ~ Baimo., do
Adv.c.s Greek follows lou Cily Q
eilea IAN; q OK bid ~ OK asked vaissd shpnsAts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-30
THE ARMY IN DAKOTA

TROOPS DISTRIBUTED TO THE SEVERAL INDIAN
AGENCIES.
The FIRST battalion OF the Eleventh infantry, which
has arrived at Yanckton Dakota instead OF proceeding
JOIN General Terry has been sent to tho Big Cheyenne
Agency, which is on tho Big Cheyenne River, weT
OF Fort Suly, on the Missouri River Tho remaining
four companies IN Texas, A, b. and !, under Majoi
Theodore Schwan have been ordered from Texas To The
Department of Dakota anu are Eow their way fhii
battalion will PROBABLY be sent to another Indian reser
walton instead Of joining Terry the intention Is 10
place large commands at the various agencies sui-
Gent to deal summary with any and all Indians who
come from the hostile camps The four companies OF
tho Fourth artillery which reported last week at Chcy
enne Wy. T., from Sal Francisco have been ordered 10
Camp Robinson (Rcd Cloud Agency, Nebraska, to re-
niorcc General MackenZe's command, who has
already eight companies OF cavalry and TWO Of Infantry
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-30
THE BUSHNELL BANKRUPTCY.

Tho examination In the matter OF the opposition by
George H. Grnncll L. Co., brokers at NJ. 30 Broad
street. to the discharge in bankruptcy OF Cornelius
Bushnell OF New Haven Conn. one Of the builders Of
tn, Union Pacific Railroad Company, and constructor
the Union Gas Light Companys works, has been
opened before Register Allen and adjourned over to the
2sth OF september. Time for fling specifications in
opposition the discharge has been extended to the
9Th of October and nation for the purpose
of obtaining Information on which 10 base the specica
tons Mr. Bushneis liabilities amount 10 about
g.. 600 600 while his assets of n merely nominal
character anu GrDnci Co., to whom he 10 indebted
10 the amount OF s207. 900, want TO know what has
became OF his assetA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-30

COTTON : SLOT, l-16C. LOWER, BUT CLOSED
STEADY; FUTURES, 1920. A 1-16C. LOWER
FLOUR QUIET-wHEAr DULL AND NOMINAL
CORN A SHADE KAsIER-oArs FIRM HIsKEY
sTEADY-POkK IRREGULAR AND LOWER
LARD DULL AND IRREGULAB-PEIRoLEUM
YIRM-sPIRITs TURPENTINE FIRM-RosIN
F1RM-oILs srEADY-CoFFEE FIRM--suaAR
YIRM-YREIGHTs QUIET.
TUESDAY, August 29-6P. H.
Business was not very brisk to-day in excep-
tonal cases On Change but little done. Flour
was very quiet. Wheat dull and nominal In the
absence OF sales of moment Corn fairly active
but a shade easier. Oats firm. Whskey
steady. Pork irregular and lower. Lard was
irregular freghts were quiet. Cotton on the spot
Lice. lower. but closed steady Futures, l32c
Lice lower. Coffee firm. Sugar nrm. OILS steady
Petroleum firm. Rosn and spirits turpentnc firm
ASHES remained quiet ut sac. 51sc for pots Pearls
nominal at 654c. a &c.
ANTHONY quoted ~ l5lSc. 15s4c., gold.
BHEswAx We of 800 lbs SIC. q s3c. for
Western and Southern quoted at Sic SIC for Western
and southern.
BRoox Corn very quiet and nominal at 4hc . &c.
red &C. Tor red tipped and &c. Sc for medium
choice green.
CANDLES quiet We quote Sperm. 2sc. sperm
patent 3sc scsric, acid 6 o., 2lc 23c; adamsntinc
a. a. 10 OF l2c lec ,pArafns as, 6s and I2's). l9c
q .Oc.
Corrrx.-The market for Rio arm. The sales were
1910 bags ex Water Witch l7Asc for barely good 5ys
bags ex ST. Ursula lac for low ordinary and
good and 1000 bags ex Campanero on private terms.
s"e ss i fSe iSi.e iae do. lie i7I.e good eo.
ots .S 5e p; Ssn.os fair to good ae i7e so
ninety DAYS Java gosernment bags i9e a2ie do gra'.
l1e Ns.e.iSe lac ,ss; L , ice s. lie Js
1s%e ,e Costa Riea Ss lie Mexican. I5c
lo1sc. Manila, l51ac ioc- Angostura. l5c I7e,'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-30

FORT STANTON. N. NJ, August Is, 1s76
TO THE EDITOR THE HERALD
To-day, without an effort, the officers, enlisted men
and post traders at this post raised subscription Of
Sl54 so for the families OF tho enlisted killed
the Custer and sent 1t to MAJOR J. V. s. Mid
deton Surgeon United States Army, ut Fort Abraham
Lincoln Tor Immediate distribution among the destitute
widows u; that post. II every military post IN the
United States oowod this worthy example the widows
and orphans oil our slaughtered comrades would
be free from Foping you Will edlt0rially sug-
gest the example to be followed, am very respect
fully, your obedient servant. CARLOS CAkVALLO,
Assistant Surgeon United States Army Post Surgeon
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-30

GOVERNMENT
Government bonds good request at a some
what lower rate, having suffered DECLINE in sympa
thy with the fall in gold. At the close they
steady at the following prices:-United States cur
rency SKIES 1865 1881; do do, $751; registered,
1ls5s 119; do do, do. coupon, lls1s 1l9H; do.
do, 1865, registered. ll3l llas5; do d. do, cou-
pom, ll3h 1l3H; do do, do, new, registered,
ll3A 1l4f do. do do. do, coupon, 1l3s< ll41s;
do do, 1867, registered l17,s 1l7ss do. do, do,
coupon, ll:5s 1l7h, do. do 1865, registered. ll9
100; do do. do, coupon, 1l9 100; do. tenforties
registered, 1a5h 116; do. do, coupon, l1Sh 49,
do hves 1851, registered. 1157s 1l6; do do, do.
coupon. 1854 ll6.f
RAILROAD BONDS
Railroad bonds strong a well distributed
business and closed firm The following we're the
closing quotations Tor Pacific Railroad bonds:-Union
Arsis. 1867 10 1865 do land grants, 1855 to 1851;
do sinking funds, 9es to 96h; Cenras ll0A 10 Ill.
INVESTMENT SHARES
Investment shares brought the following prices:-
Rock Island, 1oS 1895 lOsk loSa4 lo3,s; Pro.
ducers and Petroleum, 1l5a Morris and Essex, s4k;
Harlem, 1877 Central and Hudson. 1868 l07; Chicago,
Burlington and Quincy, 1l41i.
Bank shares quiet Bank OF Commerce
brought lily INK; Republic "; Fourth National,
sex go
State bonds were dull Missouri long skies brought
1861; old Tennessee SKIES ASH ass; District Of
Columbia g. 65's, 724 a 72h.
THE FOREIGN
The London advices report loss OF eos, 900 bullion
by the Bank of England balance to-day. Consos
were a shade lower and united States bonds and the
Erie shares steady. There fractional decline IN
rentes at Paris United States dves Frank
fort
The following were the last :-Consols for
money, 96R 96i4; consois for account, s61S s6A;
1865 bonds DID, 1851 1857 bonds 1855 l0Sa; ten
forty bonds, 1861; dves l07 Erie, TO-. lOk;
bar silver, SD per ounce.
THE UNITED STATES TREASURY.
There was issued during the month of August
$3.50, 900 additional bank CIRCULATION, Tor which the
Secretary has directed the retirement Of 1924 600 IN
legal tender notes.
The Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day S42, 900 in
gold OF interest," and 600 in redemption
OF nve-twenty bonds
PRODUCE EXPORTS.
The exports of produce from this port for the week
ending to-day So, $40 5s5 against 81 3l2 Tor
the corresponding week in 1875, and $555S, 06s in
1874 The total exports Of produce from the port since
January l, this year. were s174,25l,2 l2 against
$1G6 Gal for the corresponding period In 1885, and
S197, s29, 492 in 1874.
PHILADELPHIA
Tho toIlownp are tho Phiadelnhia atock ouotationa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-30

The railroad war west of Chicago Is confined chiefly
to Chicago. Burlington and Quincy, and the Toledo,
Peoria and Warsaw roads. The Rock Island Is not ma
erally affected while the Chicago cnd Northwest and
the Milwaukee and st. Paul are not affected in the
least, there being disturbance rates on either of
these roads
1t is evidence OF the interest that felt the
street to-day the great coal SALE that successive
sales Of lots recorded Kier mans nnanc
ments the various Offices about the Stock Exchange
almost they declared by the auction
eer's hammer. as closely and promptly stock sales
usually are. OF course, this done by the of a
special wire from Hanover square, over which the
sales were transmitted
The following average Of prices at the sale to-day
offers u comparison with the August schedule
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-30
'LONGSHOREMEN AGAIN.

Il was though. the strike Of the 'Iongsnoremen was
at end, but street fight at the foot Of Cortands
street yesterday morning took place between party OF
the ola and new hands The strikers. now bus
few In numbers, make no open demonstration. ous
annoy the rev hands while gong to and returning
from their work. They keep sharp lookout Tor me
police and escape dc,cct,on. No arrests NADIA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-30
OPENING OF A NEW PARK.

AT four p NJ Friday the park at Eighty fourth.
Eighty NTH Elghty-six,h streets and avenue Is will
be formally opened 10 the pubic by the Commission.
ers OF the Depar OF Parks 1t announced that
addresses viii be delivered by President Marun OF the
Department OF Parks, the acting Mayor OF New York,
ca. Assemblyman c. r. Crary. who engineered tie bill
tor the park through tho Legislature, Mr. j. A
NcCaGery and others
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-30
MAX STADLER'S CREDITORS.

The committee appointed at the late meeting OF the
creditors OF Max stadler Co has prepared report,
and Mr. W. W. Huntington, the chairman OF the CON-
mi,tec has issued call requesting all tho creditors to
attend meeting, at eleven O'Clock this morning in the
OF the lrm TO hear the committees report aud
thereon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-30
A SUPPOSED INCENDIARY.

PoRr JKRvis, n. Y, August ~, 1s7A
Aionzo Mccullough. a young man about clghteea
years old, arrested today at Cshoonxss on
p.con OF being implicated in the burning OF Jacob
fcnners bsru last FRIDAY night and also oil tho ioress
fires He WAS brought " this village and placed n tAo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-30
A SOUND NAP.

whnc Thomas Powers bartender was induIg'ng IN .
little nap at the formers at the corner OF Church
street and Hamilton avenue, Brooklyn, at lsto hour
on Monday night. thief went silenuy behind The
counter and cuIptied the TILL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-30
ADVANCE AND DECLINE,

ADVANCE AND DECLINE.
Tho following shows the changes compared with
yesterdays closing prices:-
ApvAScE-Erc, Il; Hannibal and ST. Joseph. u
Lake Shore, "a Michigan Central y Central and Hud-
son, Is Ohio and MISSISSIPPI, "a.
decline --Dslawarc and Iackawanna, l; Delaware
and Hudson Canal, ~; 81. Joseph preferred y; 81.
Paul, u; Jersey Central l. NJ Northwestern common,
q do. preferred. y Producers aud Petroleum, y
gold y.
The rest OF the market was without change
MONEY MARSEr.
Money IN abundant supply at q a ~ per cent
on call loans throughout the day. closing at IL a .
Foreign exchange was weak, with actual business At
ls7 ASK for bankers sixty days sterling, and
Ass1s 4s9 for demand The nominal rates are az
follows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-30
OCEAN MAILS.

The outgoing steamers Crescent City and
Atlas took out yesterday from this city $3.50 ordinary
letters loo registered letters and 10 paper bags.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-30

London despatch says:-"H J. Jewett and Judge
Shipman, OF the Erie Railway sailed for New York to
day. having concluded satisfactory arrangements for
the reorganization OF the Erie property.
MINING Stocks
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-30
The rest OF the market was without change.
THE MONEY NARkET.

Exchange was dull at the close OF business Rates
H exchange on New York :-Savannsh, "a premium;
Charleston scarce, seag = premium; Cincinnati
nrm, good demand; par, soc. premium; New orleans
commercial, s-l6 bank. a. ST. Louis, par to 50c pre-
MUM; Chicago, soc. discount.
THE GOLD MARKET
Gold opened at 1ioss and declined to 11ob a 1l0,.,
closing weak at ll0h. The opening price was The
highest Of the day The borrowing rates ranged from
nat to 2 per cent.
OPERATIONS OF THE GOLD EXCHANGE BANK.
currency baanc l,4o2 JOS
GrOk6 cleaIahces
CLEARING HOUSE, STATEMENT.
Currency exchanges. so, o. 27e
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-30
YELLOW FEVER IN BROOKLYN.
CONTINUED FROM EIGHTH PAGE. ]

rom malignant bilious fever On Monday the
reported by DR.. johnson as one OF yellow lever.
Conn lssioner French moved that special meeting
held by the board Saturday for Tho purpose
Of considering the matter, and that Dr. Johnson be
summoned TO explain why be stated that his patient
lad not died OF a contagious disease The motion was
Sdopted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-30

HAVANA August 20 1876.
Spanish gold 227s 22s. Exchang. firm the United
States 20 days currency ~ discount: short sight. do
~ discount; 60 days, gold . a "a premium: short
sight do. % "a premium: London, 2OA II prem
ium PARIS. = 81 premium.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-30
THE PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.
HAVANA MARKET.

PROVIDENCE X. l.. August 20. 1874
Printing cloths quiet but firm ~ 4lSc, 10 days.
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