davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-06-22
Guropdif9e Madridtfn.

2snlin. @,sen ben @ra1sn 9arrp
CON Nrnim bat oaS bieiige Staotscridt
jest einen Stedbrief erlaiien. IS miro
oarin sriuht, ben @rafcn bebufs 8ers
biBuas BET ssssn i'm luessn uOriaeli.
der BeiieiteldafIu Jung amtlib anoertra,.
ter urfunoen erfanutcn neunmonatlld)en
.@siansniBbaft f~eltauucbmen uno i'm an
bic DIRECTION osS Straigsfan9niiIes ju
P~l0eeaise abiullefsrn.
Sir Die gum gslsn ber bortisen
notblsibtnben rlsberlhWemmten bisr
oerantalteteu Sammlun9en fat Der
Birsermeiiter BON Sd0nsbed an ocn
Poliseiprdl iosuteu uon Wtaoai uunmcbr
iolgenoeS pom II. Wtai oatirtes Dauts
l1reiben ssribtet: nSnotm ib ben
@lnsans Der mittels" 5dreibcus bonn II.
anocrweit ib%eriauoten Summe BON
1887 W. beltdtise, bctenne id nit berg
lidsm Dante. nun I'M @an;sn ourd
@usr QodpuObl9cbcrea srcbberslse Scr.
mittelung Die iberauS relde @abc Don
4O,O37 W. sc Yis. fir meme notblsi.
benOeu Wiltbiir9er aus Berlin emptan'
gen ;u babcn IL. |. /.
On Dem gum z. SUM anberaumten
1ermiuc Der @rluoer Der Spritbant
werosn u. VI. als Anseflasts srldsinsu:
Sanquisr 9. Abel, Siesfrieo ShIii
(Blrma @ebr. Saif) @cpcimer Come
m~crcisnratb 8reoe. Die Antla9e lau'
let auf Setru9.
Der Brand Der 20 lamentierwaaren'
fabrit pOn ". uno y. &eBler, in Der
Atten SatobnraBe 1870, war betanntlib
Die leets Der 9roBen 6sucrsbriinlte, nit
weldm Serlm m perfoljenca Sabre
bcimselud)t wuroe. DaS oamals 3er'
llor!s. uIer Gtaseu bObs. mabtl9e 6ab'
rltycbauoe lit nunmebr lOweit wltber
bersel1ellt, BOP es binnen &ur3em lcinsr
VclsmmuuS wIrb ibcrSebm WsrOsa
tonnsn. Sn Den Obersn Gtassn bsS
@cbGupeS )oDen wieoerum mebrerc Sc.
ucrbe, Die isoOA Midlt init ieuersefabrs
liden StOn'n arbeltcn, iabrIfmdbi9
bstrieben werben.
8eim Sorersrcieren Der GarSe.N rtil.
Teri. aui benz Gsmpelboier 0slos itiirStsn
an 19. Wfal or.i &anoniere Der 6.
Yattsrle 2. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
iptlds aui Osm YrOstaiten laBen, BON
oieltm berab. 3uc. oerielbsn fumsn
Obne SelAapisnns slidlid oauOn, Der
orltte ieSod, 9tamens Sisismuno Sou'
ben, wutbs ii~bsrfabren uno uut Der
0tslle aes6btet. ga oas 9fao bss ,hW'
, 1876-06-22
GIDsN merifa.

8uenpsApre Is. SUM-. Ser
orsentinilde @onsreb bat ben am 3.
6ebruar Spil9en 9railicn, Yaraguup
unb 9nenos slpres absslhloiienen Wer=
tras, wel9er gerito oil 8uenes @pres
iibsrtrdet, beltdtist. Sic 6rage in BE-
,ug auf bas @;biet snii9en bem Ybil-
comaps unb Dem Gio 0oree iuuyoe Der
gntlheioung Deg prdlibenten @rant on.
beimseitelt, mdbrsao es itipulirt ,puroc,
OuB oas arsentinilde @ebiet iunerbalb
5 Monaten BON ben braii!ianiiden3rup
per 81 rdumen iei.
, 1876-06-22
BIT Tnbkur

1T b~eitinttnt,, bas san;, ~bfsberfsc SciIuerfabtsn unts
auitoben. Ole Sur ptr6 bnrtb oaS iogenonnte
@oDsao nab bIrt gtntebnen pon Sogpntper
bemtrft. { lie Sp95doer 3eteeit an, rpo bic 6rontbett
ibreu Sts bat, 10 tisi ie te9t, uro gu 9let1er
Sett ;ciset fe bic Gebcnsfroit hes Teni3en en-
Sauisnoe fnb In ben leBten swei Sabrer ir Der
ruorben. Inter ben @ebetltcr beInett i6 ptele
9erste itnb Npotbyfr. Str 9obbdber nntsribsiten
f3 BON unoeren Sdbert odburb, oab ie etrett out
Bic Rrontbcit einnirfen, II b ben frdntel Stoif eRts
fotnme. Gle limb ctn @er5rennunsss oeer auSlbets
bur9ss Sroces Der SranfbeitStoHc. Seb.r Sranfe
wtrb BET Der InlueubMna bteier Eur i~oSnlager iein
eisener ar,t, @enn Scmaue bnr4 sttie 9aber sss
beilt tit, 10 III &c mirflid MnS robtfai gebeilt, nah.
renb mad Der btsbertseu 5stlmetbobe bic Daittet
sep5buli9 ssiabrltder inb oils bic !Srantbcttielbit,
nnb f6 olters Soris peer isehnedrsr SranfS
Obsfcia bic sssSdssr Que arantbeiten. innerti8
uno duberti9, t~nrirer, 10 iinb bod BITE 8irtnn9en
BET I~olseno,n NrGntbstten, befpneers penn lie f1
nod in o~etern 81 ltanee b~efttber, eant auberoroerts
lid; Siebsr, iettt s%lervens nns Tgphns!teber,
iurirt. salss nnS Observation-Disclosures pirS,,
teIonberS bel innsen seutsn II. IN erlte;t SteStnns,
sewobnlia Isi4t fnrtrt. @anettnd,f' Nbeus
's:sie sss,,, ~ sf's bs Of a,r issss lSa,n fslss iis's III;
fppbtIttiid,e &rartbeitst tn teeer1 SraSe. get
&nseret Sranfbeitet, 8~ranbputeett, @ct
tdjtpiiten, sernpbcitt &c; IL bic @trtntts etst
pI6sliae II. RaibOrs.. @ur sn gee TT binrsiasnb,
nm Ss6sm Don Der ~gstrrnns Al hbctaensen. %tas
aenfrebS unb bic fosenannts tsar1s oeer
Suderrunr (etne BITS ieet itbet[bcrs .arcsfbsttl
1snrrSsN sebstlt. Bel lesterer &rcrtbett .seb.n. rs
Vrossnt Ses 5utsriOiFes nit isbsr' babe Sur9 ben
Uie Bcbss nnt gtnne5mesynrps. rtsrben nta
,eb,st Nlas In, 2orbe perianot Der VrttS bea
Booe.Qulpers III 80, Der bes ginn.bue : pnluerA
Al. Wsan IaTc I'D etne SroIAlre loer bic eo4aat
II .nslii4sr obet beutiAer @pro4s iditea.
FIR. Rauchfuss.
H. * Gtonion cir. (Dox ls99lf
Wtw 9orR
, 1876-06-22

Msuffe ieIsgr. gepslasn.
1cnti4lanD.

Qpnbon, 81. sSuni. Cine 8srliner
Depeide meloet, bop oas prsubiide Ser
renbous Die 8in, welbe Die oeutlde
eprod)e fir Die uifi;icne Sprade I'M
aona,n GbnigreiA erfldrt, ansenommen
hat. Gie polniiden MitslisSsr iebts'
Der Bin cine itirmiiae Oppplit'on EMS
qeoen uno muBten ofters wabrsno Der
Gebatte sur Drcnuns serufea 'ueroen'
aonbon, q. Sum-. Cine Sepe'
5he o,,s 8aris meaoet ben Sob oes
@robberaoss @sors Don Medlsnbura
GtreliB.
, 1876-06-22
FWOI
FOR
CATTLE |
AMERICAN FOOD
FoR
| CErTLEI;A
" N e { a,

" M { q,
ba5 amelitaniide Tutter fir Gteb
Dric Wfiidun9 entbalt fcin arienif
oosr peraiftctc Stoffe.
Gs trinot cine rsite Saat uap ba I aranttei
T., eOu' Saueen MEG.
Nrtifel bat inter einen on9ern Ndner
SO nper uetrihitt III cen Wtebbeerest epr
ST. & Sritantn,
Us ii siu letter Saatfe1 une er3'u5t gsluhees
Flrilh "rim Vifh.
60 tsfDresrt rsu Wa9stbunt tss tarssn Die
hes.
Gs Yertaubt tie SssiIen nub estust lang
Wple bel 9bauicu.
Hir 5upeipe in ss Gin Mittel, pelteS 0rani
beiten non ibusu atbilt.
IS Ne niat bas 9lut Der Tfsree, Ninfbiel
II T. ~.
0eGiael usbeibt an sisfem Guitsr, 60 psrbtn
bert Cholera unb Sermtbrt efs Nt9fn Vol
Giern,
Ge nire m S Gent pafeten s%srfotft. 1i
G3ebray Hsanweilur9s n liup fcbr. lei6t.
Giir 1 3ile "a 3Utb 100 Yafde
Q Cob 800
4 II 1tcfb 4u0 o.
Mubtri Sun,e, 6abrilant.
Sffee unp Eager no Is, Is S'raBt
| milf Vii O u 0 II D, 10.
giais! Billts Siuis +!
81. b er,
ST; iberbdnOlsr uno SerreniAncibcr.
atrtiSe &lsiper prrbsn i'm @,pesn une AIs
men s~srfanft. banplsr In
S;rrcnficioer uno llutsrfleioer,
go. 14O3 Brain Strasej
swiIGsn Ter l4ut unb l5tca &traBs.
SDlspb 9sGu unt y. 9,Hsr, Bfrfanpr. IN
, 1876-06-22

3eit bier gum 8eiten Der per,uunoeten
ipauiihm Splbotch bstrieben iunroc,
auuroen eeitern Mbena ob9ei6Ioicn.
9os l1nternehmen brodte cincnglctto9ee
ipinn BON $4,000, obgleiA piele IN.
perfauite @egenndnoe abriy blieben.
, 1876-06-22
gsgpten.

Cairo, 81. SUM-. Scr Sr0bte 9beiI
Der dbpiiiniiaen Nrmes lit itBt entlolisu
nno Der Het nod Der YrUpin5 MosbIp
9ei9idt, 100 Gin Mulltcno I'M @lnse 1T.
Sic e9pptii9eMrmee befnoet li9 auf Dem
Wlidmarl9.
The daily gazette., 1876-02-10
GpeciaI An,.ou,.cena emf.

Special Ann0unce1ssen
The undersigned have procured. exclusive
ly for subscribers to APPLEToES' JOUR
NAL, a 4plendid steel engraving OF
"Charees Dickens In His Study"
which is offered, under special terms. to
every subscriber in adyance-to JOURNAL.
for 1876.
This steel engraving is In line and stipple.
1t Is not o fancy picture, but an actual repre-
sentation OF Charles Dickens study at Gads-
hill, W nile the portrait of the distinguished
author is strikingly faithful.
The size Of the plate is 2Ox24, printed on
heavy plate paper 24x30, making large and
handsome engravn!ng for the parlor or IL
brary wall. The execution OF the plate Is of
superior order.
The ordinary price Of a steel engraving OF
this character in the print-shops would not
be less than five, and perhaps Tx dollars.
1t is offered exclusively to Subscribers, in
addition to the JOURNAL for one year. for
| $5-tbat is, for $I.00 additional each yearly
advance subscriber to the journal for 1876
may receive a superb engraving worth fully
| ave times the amount. This engraving is en-
tirely new. 1t has never been for sale In the
printshoes. and cannot be obtained except
| In connection with APPLETONS' JOURNAL
upon the terms and conditions given above
| Ii will be mailed to subscribers postage pre-
paid.
'549 Il 5hl BraudWav. New York.
The daily gazette., 1876-02-10
RUBBER AND CAPCINE.

There Is scarcely branch OF human indus
try in which India Rubber has not in some
form found Its way. Although widely known
and used, but few are aware OF it's medicinal
virtues and great curative properties. Prac-
tical experiment has proven that it Is natur-
al reservoir OF electricity. containing more
than any known substance or compound.
Owing to this fact 1t has been used with suc-
cess In curing Nervous complaints and hheu.
matism that were invulnerable to drugs
II has also been discovered that India Rub
Dor possesses all the properties valuable rs
aspe ihc for Pulmonary complaints and cures
many forms Of Consumption and Lung dis.
eases. Combined with Capcine 1t is unparal.
leled rs Pain Reliever. whether external
or internal. Nearly all the Surgeons have
adopted 1t on account Of its great healing
The mOst encctual way Of using the article
10 In the form of perforated plaster. The
| extensive use Of ordl-ary Perforated or Por
on. Piasters; 10 testimony to its merit.
dinary Rubber Porous Plaster is that II acts
too siowly--requiring days and continuous
wear to relieve pain or to effect cure:
A celebrated Physician Of New York. who
Der q study has succeeded in making greai
Improvement In Porous Plaster by introduc
! ing Capcine, which overcomee all the tormel
| objections, causing the Plaster to do in
few moments or hours. that whicl 1t former
ly requirf days or weeks
Capcine Is tho most valuable lngredien
ever used as an external remedy. 1t operate
with astoniShing vigor and relieves pain i'm
mediately Its curative properties have be
come 30 famous that an enterprising firm il
New York took it in hand. and by bringin
Capcine Plaster to the attention Of Phys
clans, have met with unprecedented success:
The article is known as BkNsON'S CAP
CINE PLASTER The price Is the came a
the ordinary Porous Plaster, % cents. Ever
Druggist has them.
SEABURY & JOHNSON,
Agents, N. Y.
sv For sale in Wilmington by Il. Brinl
hurst n Co., 9Th and Market and Il. McInal
I'd and Market jan l9eod&w-lm
The daily gazette., 1876-02-10

The LIMITS OF GovERNMENr.-Ex
Governor John T. Hoffman delivered
lecture in New York, on Monday even
ing, his subject being Liberty and Or
der-The Limits of Government" While
basing his general principles of Govern.
ment on the ones elucidated by Guizot,
Belmez, and other eminent jurists. he
maintained that the principles of the
preservation of liberty and order as
forming the limits of the powers Of a
good general government is better un-
derstood in the United States than they
have ever been in any other country.
The daily gazette., 1876-02-10
ASTONISHING A !

"fst forty days axd NineuaA shall BE- oue'
ssroior." Future events prophesied by rules
foretold in the ups and down of prices for
the next twenty years; the future Judged by
the past. What years to make money on
pig.iron, hogs, corn, provisions, cotton. and
when we will have tho next panic, what
wear hard times will end and business revive
again Every farmer. manufacturer. legitl
mate trader and speculator should have this
book to know the future, so as to avoid LOIS
and be successful. Sent to any name, post
paid for OIL. Address SAMUEL BENNER
cambridge, Ross County, o.
The daily gazette., 1876-02-10

|friendsis.|
o GrotS|
/ SIKH, y
| in a R|
|aredp..ll.|
|Provisai|
led TO ~
6drecaH'
The daily gazette., 1876-02-10

NJ ATTINGS--We have now In stock whit
Nk anu check canton mattings. by the piec
mad, atltheileweet prices
W. b. SHARP,
Fourthisnfo Market, stree
The daily gazette., 1876-02-10

" NICK EkBUCk EkS.-We have uow In
II stock a complete assortment OF theS
fashionable goods, comprising all the newest
colorings and styles in plain, plaids and
stripes, W. l.. SHARP.
oct26 Fourth and Market streets
, 1876-07-25
Tho Peasants Of Herzegovina

GQtHNW IHUgu1sWe. %
Abwe rot higher, the Number of people COM
Ing down the iMnuntain increased. The women
wcro all drcsscd In the long whlto Dalniatia.i
1ucket; while ttc lngn wore the round scarlet
Montoncgrln hat, with tho initials Of the Prince,
N. /. (Nfeholas ~, embroidered In gold Oh tho
crown, and black silk baud round the edge,
put oti ~ mourning for tho occupation OF serYla
by the Turks
In Their belts CLEANED daggcrs and silver
mounted pistols, while all had On the "opan-
chez or sandals, made OF ox-hl1c, which We ln
our stID-soled civilized boots, could Mot help
envyiug when We saw tho ease with which they
eua6le Their weaters to climb. Tho agility dis
played by them was astonishing. They quito
went stratght down tie aide Of thu mountain,
those at t!lu sumInit holding long conversation
with their friends fur below.
Gazing ut tho silver buckles and necklaces
tlese IIarzcgovntan women wore, we wanted to
purchase some Of them; but " Is curious how
10th they aEe to part with ttclr flnery. They
covered with silver clsaias ul!l coins. Our old
hostess, seeing had fancy for these gUwgawa,
becltuued n.e to follow her; anL, taking llu up
luJuer into Enrret, the dirt anil diapldAtton ot
whicAit would DO hazardous to describe, she ut,-
locked wooden boz, In which WA stored tinsry
that might haye mHlle Duchess eiIyIous. Blie
had ono belt, for whiuh, She taid, shc gave 4so.
chains and ornamodts hanging to II. Beside
this, she had at leust forty Or atty shirts. eni:
bru,de1ed In co!orcd s!lks, for fcstn days.
particularly wanted ons Ut these, aud offered
her handsome price, but shc would not sell.
"No," sue said, "I wi keeping them All for .ny
pretty llttls girl who held u lamp ior Us 10 u.
au,iuo the falniay ,splenlors; "and ahs call
read" she added, ~ sho ought to m4ks y
good match.''
, 1876-07-25
By TELEGRAPH.


FOREIGN.
Special DlspafcA TO 7hs 7tibuns-
LIVERPOOL, July 1+-li d. m.-MatGeta unchanged.
fToWy>-No.l l, 13s: No. T. !ias1.
Observation-Disclosures, No. l. 8s ID, No. 2, ass
sprng, No. L. o., No, = - lod, white, No, l. o. Adj
No. 2 o. Id, club, No. !. los, No. !, ps4 ID, Corn
No. I, c5s sd, No. = 2as.
Ifor4aIons-F0rk. 6is. Lard. Sos.
LfvknrooL. July 2t-1p. M.-Lard-40sed-
Ncst unchanged.
LIvEnroo1, July ottor-Startot buoY.
ant, mldi!ing up1ands, i5.lGd3 mfdd|lnE Orleans,
U1Gd sales Of COO 1nlcs Including 600 for spccls'
tton and export. receipts I,3oo OF which 100 were
American, futures Armt 1-:ad dcarcFi Of tha sales
R,3OO wcfo American. -...
roctstans-Beof-7aa Cd for prime n,ess extra india
mess dull Ut co., Chccsc 4Gs Cd for bcst grades Acri.
can. Lnrd, A0s Cd for American. a.. -.
Hr<afstHG3-W -Whcat--Recepta fer tho week from At
1antic ports GOO qrs; Pachc ports IT, 500; oticr
sourceA Receipts Of cora for tho week, 40 CO
qss. Tricea unchnnge1 .
lON1ON, July 1t.-Spfrtfs Iurpenffne-211G 3D.
Linteed Of--234 pd
AXrwEEp, July 2l-ftiroieHm-ssA for hno palo
American.
, 1876-07-25


hoo rROnUCTs-Woro IN better, demand and
stronger except meats. IN sympathy with nj.
vance In tho prices OF live hoss the stock Yars tbs
hon receipts being light. The buying OF product wa
chiefly to MI shorts and In turning over from Auguat
into September; only one week now remaining bcforo
August deliveries will b In order, and oatteA were
anxious to I'll at tho proAt Afforded by tho decline Of
last week. The inquiry for shipment limited.
ders being fcw. and limited to very low figures
4ess {brk-Was fairly active. ami advanced about
pttces Of Saturday ThatrsdlnR chiefly for future,
hnt there better inquiry for casl LOTS and car
1onds were scarcc none being offered. - the atocka
now hGrn tnasscd Into round lots for carrying.
premium Of lOo Per br on September IA, however.
small enough to make operators careless about
carrying, and II tho difference dors not
widen tcro will probably b more disposition TO sell
small lots after tho Angnst dellYer!ct are ade- Sales
wcrc reported Of bCO brfs cash at $la. GN 0
brls sclcr AuRul ut sla 39 51s. TO- 07so brls sccr
septcmbcr at .eis; and 80 bsa seller the
year ut sI5 7ssls.ss Total H. 7so br's. The market
closed atcady nt sls8oa iRea{ for ehsht s1a.s7]ta
IT, GO seller July; seller August; $ls 9Th
2is70 for September; and slH. rs seller the year.
Prime mess pork wns nominal At sla. ooals.so. aud
extra do ut $l<.25Gfl4.oo.
LTd-aYas In good request. ami advanced loc per 100
lbs In sympathy with pork, closing s7A higher not
wlthstan4tng further decline Of Cd pcr crt In lyer.
Rps ss's; ss It ,.is 5fnYFtS N G e % ID. ssrs
:S sx sSss Ssss i. :::ay :sr ( Ni.s ss 81:
Ss aa e.
itaisWsre more aet.ye and quoted sas!ct It former
Tsf W. " s ean fes spnen aai st At
mlln,un Hrttes s stocks T. iysrpsoi hcinE FrEof..
VIZ i"poftsa .; t IL bsss .sf .oasrs Il
sexca al.ec long rlcarH =, me-; so1n ~ sainll,sr
faf sepis Tha following VI. sSa eio.tas range
, 1876-07-25


DniFTtxos. or dsty sessels werc In tho
Well4nd Canal last Sunday, between st. Catharlucs
md dThorold, -, Tho bqual OF Wednesday night did
considers tnble damage on Lake Michigan. Tho achr
John Bean, IT,, had her ma!nsail and topsail badly
torn. The schr Vermont lost her hying-jib. Tho
schs pcsht!go had her jtb badly torn. Tho stay
sail Of tho schr william Crosathwat was bndly
torn, and number Of other vessels were more Or
less damaged ...,Tho Eotning ,Viseonstn says:
,sThesn Ii nothing doing hero In the way Of
grain shipments. Aa fast ~ vessels arrive lh1y
anloadeu and towcd to sumo out.ot-the-way dock,
md ]atd up for change. The schs 6ayolaal and
bark Red, White, and nlue have been stripped,
and we cxpHCt others will follow suit In q day or
two. Thls depression In business has Developed
the fact that vesael.me arc tho most hopeful men
on Garth, They may 'c9ss' little inwar9ly. but
mind. kesp a still upper lip, boys; We predict "a
change before the noxt Centennial. blal Rob
crt, Or tho United Statcs Engineers, Turntables tho
following description OF tho new temporary en-.
trancs and rangus Of Eagle linsbor In e Superior:
t.For the purpose of removing tic 0bstsut-
tlops at Eaglp larbor 1t wilt bs necessary to occupy
Tor tho remainder Of the season tho present used
thereof Will be given, tho ccnro Of Which will be
20 feet westerly and parallel TO tho present en.
trance. .rhv pIts0nt targets will he removed and
replaced on runsu With Tho now entrance. The
rai,gc for the new entrance will ho obtained by
bringing tho farwarl taEgot exactly on range with
tho rear targot. Huoye will be placed on each als
OF tho now entrance. Tha new entfAnce Will bo Is
Ing platform WILL DO on tho part aldo ia entering.
Vossols will please move slow in passing the PLAT
form. The nxact date OF tho change cannot be
utyen. n Il depends upOn the water.
, 1876-07-25
sAu1 ipterrat. ...-........
LOCAL STOCKS.
sAnd Interest,


Ib The Wfsf<fH Assactufed ITtE,
New YolIi, July a4.-Goid Upcnea ut INK. dc.
cI,ncd to 1ll5s, aul closed At ll1A. Carrying
rates were Ii to III. Dorruw!ng tatca, . aud 1at
Governments were strong.
Rail10ad bonds were strong and higher.
State securities we're quiet.
Stocks opened heavy and lower on reports Of an.
other reduction In freight by tho trunk lines.
Thuto wax break Of 81 In New Jersey Central,
and decline Of u 10 III In tho balance Of the list.
Ohlos dec!!nud from l4A to l3,i. st. pauls
and Delaware d Lackawanua wera the next
weakest stocks. Al lhu closu tAu market
III, thc latter ln Now Jutsey Central,
which rose from g8.s to 10. aud clusel NJ BDE.
OAios recovered from ISL to 13H, Lake Shore
from, hJ.s to h3A. Western Union from TON to
T0s4, taClac Mall from :1s 10 94:i. aud iJcaWurc
l+ackHwnnua j. Western from l00A 10 1olh. It.
laul preferred declined to 70H aud closed Ut that
price. Express stocks were dFul. Tue curly de-
cl!np In cual stocks was due to liberal sales by
tpyculAtar4 on hearing tlAt tho resumption VI
mining operations would break up the coinbina.
tIun, TTuHsact!ons we're 6U, uU0 shares, OF which
II. UUG wefe Western Unlon. q, 600 St. l8uls, IL,
200 Lake shore, IL, 600 Ohio, and y, QUO Michigan
Central.
sunry marke. easy At 1hGa. Prime mercantile
paper, 3Gbt.
The A.sissant: :Ttea.uIsF r @ dhbuFasd s2l2, 600.
STERLING dall at 4sb,s; sight, A0oM.
, 1876-07-25
LAKE FREIGUTS,

CulcAao.-Thora was little demand except Tor
steamers, sud rates by sail weto nomiual A. INC
for corn to nuffalo. Tie psops Montana, Java,
and Nussa tatteE nlls up) for corn to Buffalo, tho
prop Montgomery for corn to sarnla, and m uu.
naae4 schooner for corn 70 Prescott, Capacity,
ITS, 600 bu.
NurrALo, July e2.-Few VESSELS in port; I'll asks
Ing higher rates !huo aIo offered by salppar1 Cut
sets d0c per ton on coal 70 chicaao: Charters in
cladsa tho following: schF J.. Mathews. coal,
vesssI, coal. DlAek River, 70 Toronto
= voc fEse. n g1ldi seht l. Petite.
30 I, 0. schr Nassau, coal 70 Chicago. 4os PEE
ton; schr Correspondent stone TO Cleveland, S1.75
per cord, free; schr Morning Star, coal, black
River to Milwaukee: boe per Ton, ttss, aud slaves
from Green Lay 70 nutlafo, S42o tor The cargo;
per bll and Fed oak staxss. Perrysbu1g 70 Buffalo.
r pos N; schr Morning Light, railroad ucs, KlnKs'
AILwAukI1. WIS.,. July e::-There. was but
lit{1a, II any. demand foF g1ain vessels to- day.
Hates. however, arc stcadJ at sc ON wheat 10 Duf
falo and Be TO oswcgo aud Kingston. The schf
, 1876-07-25

grades.
NEW f0nK.
NEW ToHx July N.-BteEes-flccttnts &.?lo nnk+
Ing for the week, ayanat O. N last weeks nuaittg
nf fresh oflerlngt fa1rs demand Eudtratt a. about
former quotations, Or aH9Ac for ordinary 10 prime
steers with few cllncI burehos ut fut4u among the
sales were 40 Tnkaha, lK0 Us. At SIC; ~ Illinois
aieets lao, n. 1t 0c; ia do i,iso H. Mt "c 70 do
Receipts 20 maktnx 70 ooo faf ne sSSy, %ssK,
msrEet faisiy nsn nt s1Sio III common to primo
kllesp and tfAs f,Ir ordinary to prime lAmbsi 1sw
JERSEYS sold kt1c. and .t1nd o. *lcep A. 5ltc
Axan8t ~ 40 lust weeks mona offered alive.
EAST LIBERTY, 49,.
EAsr LInxRrr, r., July nly2-Cnffff-ftecttptA since
Friday D. lle1A 33 rars Of thruugh and u cars
for this narkcti total for tho week. nEhlaAt
lajnK uxccpt retail In tho general trade for tho day. %
Eate buycrs Kct here before Tucsday at aooncits
Hegs@iseseipta, s.eao hcaaI tosal tor TIE week.
l.R05 against II, 701 ast week; forkcts S0 sos1.to
SHtep1iisccIpts, 1Io5 head, total for tho week.
il.sN. against TO- e5 lat week. selling at 81 w.
6r. Lorfs, JMtr 14-ifnGs-Frnlcr for heavy ETadcas
Sb. L:tt' nh0. .. =.
4. -; through fuEans s.. aIsl. TO-
CINCINNATI. -..
CtxolN.4T1 o. July q H. 1.-Lao,mstesdy AZ 1!a nrm; nj
receipts, l,Us7; shipments, lG3,
, 1876-07-25

CArTLE-neeeiyed during Sunday and Moadsy.s ). $50
head. Tbs supply of good 10 choice shipping stsers
comparatively wAs light, aud, with fay active East'
cru alnall cst s9!lerh enabled to slightly a-
vance, prce4, Thefs AIbo reasonably active
Eet for tho borts hut the large nuatsr Oh
sa Kept prices weak aud unAetted. Nearly uau'thlfd
Ut tho rcuus consisted OF through Te4As cattle, which
wsra bought freely by tho hous radv aud sh!2per, 1t
- eo.i3 ~ fur culnuon 10 best grades. Conuon 10
prime butchcrs' cows weto In demand at about the
range Of prices There little inquiry fot
stock cnita. Fair to extra sters. sold TO tppcfa At
f4.lN5135 urcxuEy cuuleY Co. sold " head At the
later Il .rEe. IN. 1fVre WA fel bv Vaughan i Ell-