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The New York herald., 1876-07-13
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GaLvrsrox, July IL, 1876.
5.s71
NEw ORLEANS. July II. 1876
Cotton in fair demand middlnr Ike low middlin..
porss sossswiss. SID sales. 500 stock, 64ae7.
good Ordinary Size sc Net receipts. 25 bales sales
80 stock. 5.60,.
Cotton unchanged middling ioae, low miadlinr, e,Ic;
Sales, 10 Stock. .osi go
ios. ordinary, ssc sss.c Net receipts. 10 bass
oswKco. NY. July Il, 1876.
S snss a NJ .s',nE soas % smsss T"ss.
$ sn o..r so made Nd q %slss & c s w.
MisnIssn @ i a. Corn unchanged Corn meal uneh.nssd
eeipts none. Canal shipments $4,000 feet
BurrALo, July II. 1870.
busheis corn ioe Q, do Ly railroads $500 Lbs
Wheat i2yoo sa hss' s9,s iso do s., iigo o.
tide water Wheat % bushels: corn. ~ 600 BY rail
1890 c.s: 2sooo do barley 5000 do: rye. 1900
do Cans. freishrs weak shading es Tor wheat. Se 70,
steady 1850 bSis range Wheat unsettled and
omitted 600 bushels So hard Miiw SOLD priva.ei
Sorn dull and easy .se' o. 1900 sushes No. mixed
S' ss sss .. f'i quiet na % sso 10 % sr
city made.
Flour quiet but steady; No white wabash 81 ~ No.
white Michigan 81 22 ra d. 81 80 amber Michigan
ss 'ly " .ad red sss.i ~ s:';s% sass Cora
quiet bus steady; high mixed soc August 5ic Sc ten
ber De low d. August, 4sic no grade 4Sc damaged
sc Oats quiet No. ana Michigan 32c. keccipts-
c 100 ils
do. oats. 2S.UUO do.
CHICAGO, Jaly II, 1876.
Flour In fair Demand but extras 70 70 80
, WHEAT mS.es!isd su' gsnersa1y hirhs. Se Chicago
yysc. y9tc September; No. Chicago spring. SIC
jected, Csc Corn quiet but firm; No at 41xc 405sc
ses4c September 0A;s hrner No =. 2s,.e, spot Rye
SIS 60 SO IS. spss: sro 20. ssp,smSsr Lard
iarly active and shade higher; SO w. spot.
$40 .e2.. $40 90. august; sli OK sli os.
September. Buikmsats steady and unchanged.
Whskey nrm and unchanged Railroad frcirhts-1o New
York Hc. Reccpts-fiour. 800 bbs wheat. 65.0uo
bushels: corn. Il5uOO $1,000 do 500 do
barley. $50 do. shpments-fIour. 5000 ibis wheat.
1900 bushels: l33b do: OATS - do barley.
400 do AT the afternoon call Of the Board wheat lowers
ese 9ss,c August; rste., september Corn lover;
4Bisc 4oIc August: 46Asc 4dttc., September Oats
2s,sc cash and August. Pork and lara uncha anged
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Mcssra Seth n. K Walter E. Corwin, cloak manu-.
facturers of No. 1874 Church street. have been adjud
Gated banKrppts their own petition. by Register
ccipitaed by the depreciation or real estate
this city Their liabilities according their nsoven
schedule, aggregate about $50 0o0 tho following beng
q list OF their largest crsdnors:--R A. Britton
$15 ,79 o.; IL b. Canin Co, S60l7 81; L. D. snell
s., 500; Kornmann 5tepath. 81, $50 IS; Rodant Il
Hames s4,122 "a; Ninth National Bank, 81, 1875; !;
Earle, EsgIeston Wheeler, s., $50 50; Lester &
Sommerhof, $2954 Is; d. Haas sons, 81, ,965 To- Tho
assets include 1000 of land Virginia. stock in
trade valued at SIC, ooo and ABOUT 81, 900 in debss
second dividend OF eight and half per In the
matter OF James r. Hatherway 4 James T. Kerr has
been declared by the assignee At meeting Of the cred
ors held before Register Allen, OF No 152 Broadway
In the matter OF James L. PIttman, bankrupt . nrst
meeting Of tho creditors was held yesterday, before
Register Allen, when William T. Stevens elected
assignee. Six debts proven. the largest being
those OF tho Peoples Bank, 81, 900 and Henry 5.
Toan, 81, 700.
a nrsl meeting OF the creditors Of Mortimer Hen
dricks was held yesterday before Register Fitch, oi
NO. 34j Broadway when Mr.. lsaacs elected as
sgncc. Mr. Hendricks principal creditors fol-
lows:--M N. Hendricks, $1l, $50; 1. g. Florance,
$1,000; Do Jonge Co, $1,56l; Mr.. Isaacs, 81, $50;
\. r. Bell sl.544 49, speyers Moran, xl.2oo;
Thomas Gannon, 81, ,345 10.
AZ meeting OF the creditors OF Millard L. Phelps.
held before Register Fitch the assignee. Mr. William
Martin, declared first dividend OF tn
per cent Mr. Martin stated that 10 enable him 10 pay
oven this amount was necessary for him forcgo
portion OF his feea As this action wound up the
estate the assignee was discharged
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NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY JULY ls SUPPLEMENT-

smorsd meat. v... aas s.s ss ham; and ios fer
Ts closing ssi price. we're follows July siI IS bid
r.ssS g a ST s a. ts s & Is s
e. and ssss s s tor y 80
$50 DO Wessern a. lie si,sc Rehned-we note sass OF
dS for the Continent ss sisc e'
Rcn-Tho market was quiet bu. steady, We quote =
Carc'ina. fair TO prime. SIZE ss.e Loaisana isr 10
sssS. rs s:s Fsis: sssS' Tie, "a re. sSid; Ran
%
d. sssi,lissa iSaS' SAd. .'ss. ssd
Porto i.icas rs ,ssnc aS,; mon.ses mos m ana DO
Eroeery fair TO choice s,sc sac refined standard A.
dered, lie Ike; grsrniated ike ii,4e. second
sGs ss In s@. Sss Leaf WAS sse. a. ,ss
rALLow -issceip.sss hhds .as tierces and ~ casks
wnTxKy-Receipts-a47 bb,s- whiskey. and $50 bbls
rhe "ks sS s's I
ieum and grain TONNAGE tor charter Will. rates IN every IN
sa I'd bid for and
Soo sSss' BELLE. at 9. $40 s. oSxs: IssG" a, 40 ID
To- GLASGOW per steam 5000 bushels grain I'd 80 lbs
for oss With soS quarters grain % at sA ID and Io
sts,aisy; Norwegian bark hence to Rotterdam xi,n
Ss.nsyy, g ry. sa.rsS bark hence Bristol
an Italian Ssss. to Sss U With
ters =. ss o. Nsrwegsn oas hence 90 Ccnsinca. lex
Norwegian bark hence TO Rotterdam with 1000 ebs d.
Mates ss MI ~. aaoo SS,wessn bark henss TO tne
bark from Philadelphia to the Mediterranean with
1000 bbls and do, private terms;
Italian bark hence the Baltic with bbls do.
st IS an American bark from Phadclphia the United
Kingdom or Continent, with 700 bills refined petroleum
or its products private terns American bark hence
10 Ihc Continent. with 2.2Oo bbls. refined petroleum
~ 5s. Cd American bark, hence to Rot
terdAm OF Amsterdam with 1900 hnls, do.
Mt 5s Sd British bark, from Philadelphia
10 the Baltic with 300 bos IS: rcan brig.
hence Malta Tor orders, with 5000 do 3js
American. bark. $40 TONS from Philade pha Genoa.
with 800 obs do at As 3D. and balance at :dc
Danish brig, hence Danish COO hb.s do
IS Norwegian bark, hence the Continent with 5000
bbls. do nt SIS 3D. American schooner from Phiadel
phia to the Mediterranean with 900 do
terms British ship Ito arrive) reported hence to Ant
werp Bremen with 6 900 bbls do particulars nuknown.
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between the Turkish and the servian troops, and
better feeling In financial circles In consequence Con-
soils and United States bonds have advanced London
and rentes at Paris; f2ss 900 went into the Bank OF
England to-day.
Silver is quoted at IHd
The following the five p n. quotations: :-Consos
for money, s4k; do. for account. 94ss 1865 old
1o5yE; ls67's, 1osa; ten-fortes, 1o7x o 1o7K: new
hves, l07's lo7k; Erie, l2H 1a; Erie preferred,
lsls.
Rentcs in Paris iosr Csc exchange ON London.
25E sc.
GovgENuKSr BONDS
Government bonds closed strong at the following
quotations,-United States currency skies. 125l4 .
1884 do d. 1881, registered. 1l91 ll9k; do do,
do, coupon. 100 l20h; do do, 1866, registered,
1867 1l6k; do do, do, coupon, 1l6k a ll61;
do do, do. new. registered ll73s 1l7,s; do. do,
do, coupon, 1l75s ll71; do do, 1867, registered
l19tS ll9H; do. do. do, coupon, 119H 1l9's; do
do, 1865, registered l2lA 12lH do. do, do, cou-
pom, 12lh l2l1; do ten-fortes, registered, ll73s
llsh; do do, coupon, 1ls'. llsh; do aves. 1881,
registered 1l71s ll7ss; do do, do, COUPON, ll7'1
11.ss
RuLRoAD bonds.
Railroad bonds were strong, with the Chicago and
Northwestern gold the special features, ad-
vancing to 94h, The Chicago and Northwestern con-
solidatod advanced TO l04. a rise OF =. After these
the Milwaukee and 81 Paul issues were most active
Tho bonds Of these companies we're depressed by the
granger attacks on the roads in Wisconsin. and have
been getting back to the prices at which other
first class bonds rulc they arc yet, however, much
lower than other bonds which are no better. The
other changes advance OF - per cont in llchi-
gan Central scvens and Pacific Railroad OF Missouri
Arsts, II in New Jersey Central convertible "a in
North Missouri nrsts and u in Michigan Southern
sinking funds
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON: SPOT WAS FIRM, FUTURES WERE 1-Sc.
5-32C HIGHER ON THE EARLY AND 1-32c. A
1-16c. HIGHER ON THE LATER MONTHS
FLOUR DULL AND IRnEGULAR--wHKAr DULL
AND DIRREGULAR--CORN LOwER-OATs LOWER
PORK QUIET-LARD QuIET-wHIsKEY QUIET
PETROLEUM srRoNGRR-NAvAL STORES
FIRMER-OILS sTEADY--GRoCxnIES FIRM
FRRIGHTs STILL sTEoN0ER.
WEDNESDAY, July 12-6 P. NJ
Business everywhere dull and prices nominal
and nuctuating On Change the condition OF bread
ket for both -four and wheat dull and irregular,
with the general tendency downward. Corn lower,
rs oats. Whiskey quiet Pork quiet. Lard quiet
but trife drmer Freghts active Cotton on tho
spot Arm Futures ruled higher Groceries continued
firm. Naval stores firm. Oils quiet and steady
Petroleum stronger.
CorrEg.The market for Brasils quiet but steady;
5000 bags Rio Snay sold late yesterday private
900 bags Rio Francis Jane, sold Baltimore
private terms. We e:-Ordinary cargocs l5ac.
l55Sc; fair do, l7c l7Hc good do l7tac- l7alc. ;
primo do, lSc lSAc extreme for lots 15ac.
lshc; Santos fair to good 1870 IKE. gold. ninety
days; Java government bags 2Oc nc do grass mats
zoe 23c Singapore do, lSc 2Oc; Ceylon, 1870.
ls1c; Maracaibo i4&c. lsc Laguayra, 161ac l71ac
Jamaica, i5c lie; St. Domingo, l41c. i5c.; Porto
Rico 1sc lshc Costa Rica, 17c. lsc Mexcsn, l6hsc
lSc Manila. TIC lsc. Angostura, l7c lsc.; Sava
nia. l4s4c. lsc.; Curacos, l4lac. u lie
CorroS.-The market for spot quiet but firm. Fu
lures gained 1Sc 532c the carly. and l32c 1-16c
the later months the market closing steady The fol-
lowing prices to-day compare with Tuesdays prices o
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DEATH ON A TIGHT ROPE.
CONTINUED FROM EIGHTH PAGE. ]

any feet when II became evident the cable hurt
ting hts feet As II to rest them, he swung his feet
from the wire and sustained the weight OF his body
with his hands alone Tor several minutes and then be-
gan 10 struggle II trying himself up TO the
wire again. But his strength courage had deserted
him, and, after few Intellectual efforts 10 regain
his position the cable, his hands Lost their cunning,
and the crowd suddenly had its suret OF tragic horror
Bens hold was broken, the cable gave perceptiblc
bound upward, and human body shot down TO the
earth with the speed Of rocket aghting with SICK
ening thud' on the soping bank OF the river. ABOUT
twenty feet from the WATER In tho frightiu descent
the body had partially turned that II tell sideways
on the hard ground and the spectators rushed to the
assistance or the mortaliy wounded street. musician
and amateur rope walker.
Dr. Elliot summoned and found Ben breathing
when he came, but pronounced tho injury nortal and
In few moments Ban Ben lad breathed his last,
somo Of those him averring that in his uncon.
scious state, he family murmured the words he had
often spoken in his life, sGuilty, Your Honor"
The writer knows other name for this dead man.
He was not vicious, but an overpowering habit had
mastered him completely, and lie has Tor years led
vagrant e alternating in quick succession from police
stations TO that liberty which enabled him 10 win whs
key by humping that banjo which had given him
name and principal accomplishment He has been
vexing problem to the authorities OF the dual cities
but that has sadly solved by the catastrophe OF
yesterday afternoon. In the morning he had entered
complaint against two other colored men for stealing
''mouf organ" but Ben has withdrawn 1t in higher
court ard tho dead body will bc dccently. but eco
nomically, Inferred at the public expense
Bens ''many trials and hard trbulations' are over,
and there is no cruelty IN the absence OF tears
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Stocks Irregular, with Exceptional Pirmness
in Lake Shore and Western Union.
GOLD Ill 3-4 A Ill 5-S.
Money on Call Loans 2 and 1-2 Per Cent
Government and.Railway Bonds Generally
Steady--Foreign Exchange Firm.
WALL STREET,
WEDNESDAY, July 12-6 p. n.

WEDNESDAY, July 12-oP. A)
Tho active speculative securities to-day were trine
Hrmer. Other stocks barely steady and showed
no sympathy with the leaders On the WHOLE the mar
ket was Irregular and tame destitute OF feature and not
encouraging to a movement either direction. Be-
tween of the weather. the absence OF operators
and the uncertainty which attends speculation, the lat
ter is restricted likely to remain So notwith
standing efforts of the few who endeavoring TO
inject something their faith into tho mind Of the
outside world.
Western Union opened At 694 advanced To 70k, re-
ccdcd to TO- and then gradually to 70 closing at
70%. Lake Shore opened at 553S aud ended at 55a<.
the extremes meanwhile teing 551I and 90 Michigan
Central advanced from 49s to 5Ol< and closed at 49s
Pacific Mail quiet at 2S1s u 25a4 25As. Erie at
M 7lA 70a 7oAs Northwest preferred advanced
rom 66k to 667s 66a<.
Jersey Central remains comparatively steady at 72M
\ T2x 721s. Delaware and Lackawanna br ought
1907 lOOk 101s The rest of the market was gen.
orally steady. Express stocks were firm.
THE SALES
The transactions at the Stock Exchange to-day ag-
gregated So 400 shares Erie 200 Lake Shore 25 600;
Chicago and Pittsburg, 2Oo Northwestern, oo0 North
western preferred 600; Pacific Mail, 1900; ST. Paul,
1900; ST. Paul preferred, 900; Ohos 200; Western
Union, 10, 3OO Wabash, 100; Union Pacific, 1907 c. c.
aud l. c. $50; Michigan Central 1900; New Jersey
Central 1900; Delaware, Lackawanna and Western,
1900
oPRNIxG, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES
Tho following table shows the opening. highest and
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETS.
WEDNESDAY. July IL. 1870.

Tota..;:, AZ! a:'sl s.soa 6.oso
% sa "a %
s'ssss H. s:.. T. I.:::;
Sstsss cattle :ss. a. ss Tor % .s. s at
;iS wsiss7 o. ling. , ios
sAs ioi per M weigh. e swt. ,'T"ps - Illinois
s s Tssa r i: ss, a'. . S
io4e perlb, weigh, swi Siege! Meyer sold Tor
l.: ass%s Taass !: 3, ios
& 1 ;s!s: @ s s !:
4 !. limos = b. 81
with sss or ihe herd, weigh. rwt. 6. 4, vsli sold
seS ;s a s. iias.; 81, y
:. zoe. To- weigh. ew'. .trsngi 10 Illinois steers
sa % per D for ca1:s so Per nSd S: .ssi ssS Is
M weight 7ewt, ssnn uIe5y cary sold for selves 80
h"%pos nS sa Sr ss III at
ib with 81 OIL per head 81 Illinois steers ut se h.,
ss wss' a. peS win weight 'ss @ nos Hines
city ss s sold "sshs s
z sSs so sS, .7 4. @ wi uo. steers ss psy
H. win traction OF p, weight sxt 80 Illinois
p'p I sS "a ps Weight
g g Illinois steer: M % io pc, H. wGshs ~ sw
y 81 Ilisois l. At ioe weight. Gs.
per H. weight "a cwt VI Goldschmdt sold for IIeirs:h
Mey aud Co illinois steers at 10sc per h., weight
~ Illinois steers ut lo',c per H., weight cwt
scsnt \ cwt. strong. Coney \ Mcrhcrson sold
for J. Eomes 80 Illinois steers at 9isc oc. per h..
weightx cwt. for D. Mcpherson 30 Ohio
ai.c IOi,c. per lb, weights Ga cwt for Nc
Pherson Lee 10 Ohio steers At lo'Ac per lb. weight
sc~nt sxmnes Bereustein sold for iIersch. Meyer
We shts sis cwt. 7N cwt: Martin Fuller 4 60. sold
j. Il. Wcsen 81 Missouri stecrs at 1Oisc per
lb weight cwt scant had due of horned cattle.
>. o. Dunneli sold for :. W. Alleron Illinois at
9Isc per h. with 81 head weight 81 81 Illinois
steers at ec. with 81 head losc. per h. weigh,
IA cwt: 10 Illinois steers ut oa4c PER- h.. with
1Oc h. weight cwt: Illinois steers loc per
b with 81 per head. weight IA cwt = w. Sherman
sold for W. Alertom ~ Illinois steers At Ole per u
weight cwt.; "a Illinois at osc 1olc. h..
weight cwt Illinois steers iOc per h. with 81 on
per head. weight 6st cwt.
SHxsP AND LAxEs.-Tradc very slow In sheep 4a.c
per lb Rose Pidcock sold Ohio sheep weight 1880
lbs 54c per III 30 Ohio sheep weight $500 lbs, ut
sic per H. 2 Ohio sheep weight 81 lbs head at lac
lbs ~ Kentucky sheep 30 lbs per cad 4s
lb 253 Kentucky lambs weight 81 bs head sac.
per lb 1853 Kentucky lambs weight so lbs per head.
SA.c. per ID: Judd Buckingham scd 22J Ohio sheep,
= ssss ohio atso Sa weight Sc Ss b. t. ksy 'Sd
Id. s. NcGrsw sold Gs State lambs. weight
1899 soS lbs a. 7e per e nm, ri state s,ln ihssp SeS, a
Canada lambs weight 1900 lbs. &C. per lb 133 Ken
tucky lambs weight 3240 lbs at 7c per H. l43 State
lambs weight 4oo lbs at 's4c per 10 i3s Ohio sheep.
81. $40 lbs, mt sac. per 10.
Mich Cows.-rrade still slow at So sos per head,
calves included
Mondays smooh qualify veas sold at 714. Sc per
lb calves at s5 30 So 10 hesd buiesmk fed
calves Mt 3i4c- &c. per IL.
Hocs.Fty he nd OF Ohio hogs, live weight l75 lbs
he sOl vt q
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CLOSING pRicxs-3 P. n.

ADVANCE AND DECLINE.
Tho following the changes IN closing prices CON-
pared with those Of yesterday
ApvANcK.-Delaware and Lackawanna, u; Illinois
Genital. /; Lake Shore. q Michigan Central, "a;
Northwestern. y; preferred q; Ohio and Mississippi,
u " cstern Union, 81.
bxcIIxE-Gold, u; ST. Paul common y; do. pre-
ferred, y Erie, 4.
The remainder of the market was stationary.
INVESTMENT SHARES.
Investment shares were steady. Chicago Burling-
ton and Quincy brought lis 1l4's Chicago and Alton
lo2 lo2k; Morris and Essex, l02 1917; Delaware
and Lackawanna, 1907 10lh; Jersey Central. 727s a
72Ha7 Tx Illinois Central, 9sk< os1l Cleveland and
Pttsburg o4h Harlem, l4oH; Producers Land and
Petroleum, ex dividend, 1l2x 113 1l3l4; Delaware
and Hudson lO7; United States Express, 70 75 Amer
lean, 56st; wells-Fargo, s5k.
THE MARKET
Money freely supplied at ard IN per cent
Discount paper Is quoted as unchanged Tho follow
ing are tho rates OF exchange In the aforementioned
cities: -
Savannah, u premium; Charleston, scarce, nomi
naily selling y premium, buying u premium; St
Louis, 75c TO 9oc premium; Chicago, 75c. premium;
New Orleans, Commercial \, Bank 4, and Cincin-
natl, selling. l2o Ito
Foreign exchange closed stcndv at tho fOllowirR:-
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whes. dull and entirely nominal Tor straight No At
waukee The sales mostly in small lots, about 7ooDo
% % @ .s S - 70 for AZ .ad amber be- &c
s5c for No 5 Milwaukee. soc. a ssc for No ; Chicago
new amber Delaware Corn was less .ciivs and lover
,s.ns s ss sSs Gr at @ % snd 10. %
zoe 70. Ins9ana sse Ss 10, & s,s.Mer @ ase ST "lsed oa
September Oats we're irregular and lower; No, Chisaso
White Sac for sraa.d tor 30 0' White dS .'ss ase
for Western white: Ale mixed slate aud soc
& s' IN ~s bond s's & ky wa ss. At I ss Sc @ s
for state Aud Pennsylvania Barley and barley malt
GuSsIrsws noto sales of 900 and $50 rolls baagns
nssr AND JUrs-ws sale ba .. butt. at aye.
time We quote dressed $40 $500 for single
hemp soa Es.s a"s Clean 500 sio 9oa
QUITS . s:is s:. SsSo Sc roa a' i..s ss'5Sasy
MoLAssxs steady with lair business Wa quote
C.ba. centrifugal and mxed 2-c ass; elayed. 2yc I.
$ fS o,o M & rsns % SO ,s sc sS ys
Ne Orleans iar good. 4se SIC. prime choice s5c.
The market for spirit. turpentIne hrmer
50 bbls sold a. so,e kosngwe note sale Of 700 bbls
line =. so'.s .. sic K0sin-commcn % good strained,
8 & 8 50 Adslss. s% ssrs is
.lsSs 81 q 81 % sSsa s.s H.
81 so ,ra 81 sS'i % ssSs,% ss a. u RS % ss. xh..
e.. 5 se s sst @ n p. er.ss
white wlner s3c lard present make sJv Ssc spc rim.
crude 81 a5 do blczched winter 81 NS do natural do.
81 60: whale crude Northern, eoc DO southern. 55c,
bieachcd winter 7c TIE olive, casks 81 Tx 81 22s;
do cases IS - 4O winter bieached Dish. Arc crude
fish. 35c SIC
PrrRoLrux market was hrmer and active. sale Of
5000 obl refined made in the forenoon and
later In the day ~. 800 bbs sold l64c. and 900 bbls
high test at l4c The closing prices we're ss foows
Crude In bulk do in bVis. l2ssc. redned In bDls.
le4c. do. in cases. ie9sc Naphths, lcc Refined
Philadelphia 1Uc do. a. baltimore, i65sc Adviccs
from the Crock were follows Psrkers United s. 10 bid.
81 1873 asked; shipment, g 81 Oil City hrn y lJ5s
81 lsf4 shipment, 81 s7h $40
Observation-Disclosures Pork. 178 bbs; lard 1.1f3
ticrces aud 20 cases Gu. meats 3ee PACKAGES bacon
and s47 boxes beef I34 erces ~ bbs and Jot
The pork market quiet closing s the second
Cali foIowsJuly $50 20 asked; August SO bid.
$40 10 asked september SO 10 bid ~ asked Octo
Der. $50 20 asked Sales sOO bbs At so. $40 VI
and $40 10 for August SO 20 so 80 September
- bbs sold a, x2y 10 cash cut were quiet
picked hams sold i4he and 3O, do. shonder. at
s4c FRESH hams were quoted At io>c Iae fresh bellies
9sc, jUc picked hams At 1zi4 picked bellies NJ
9s.c lie and boxed ssllis, 81 pse i;e Bacon wa.
iv4c Tor Western U boxes city long c,sas sold st loe
Beet quiet. with sales Of ~ bbs within the
range. We quote 3arrcls, extra mess. &ll &I2 plain
50 sio packet. sl2a Sl3; terccd, city extrs In
da. ST. x23: India ness, S2i prime moss. so Beef
hams were osiss o. VIZ . ~ Tor prime wsstssn
The New York herald., 1876-07-13
oRSIA MINING STOCKS
MEMORANDA.

The following securities were sold at auction to-
day 800 shares Pullman Southern Car Company, so;
$50 shares Brooklyn Gasght Company, 1873 a 1856; 6
United States FIRE insurance. Company, 164H
Tho transportation question seems further than ever
(rom reaching a solution satisfactory to stockholders
Of railroads For the first time the history Of lake
navigation the rates corn from Chicago TO Buffalo
are quoted at 1I cents per bushe!.
The New York herald., 1876-07-13
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

Livgrroot PRoDrcK MArKxT.-IIvxRrooL July H. Z: 10
M-Frovisions 4ss per grades
OF AmercAn LARD DIS. for Atnerican Bacon.
Ole per ewt for short clear mddc Prodacs-spirIts OF
Loypos PRoDucx MARKrr -Loxpox July H. s 20 r.
M-froduee -kcnned petroleum. I'D per gallon.
Los5os Jay la-Evsa;ns. -Lnssed oil 2oa e. pss swS
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Bank shares werc dull, the only sale being 20 shares
OF America at 80 The latest bids are anncxed-city,
3O0 Commerce, 1121s; FIRST National, 200; Fourth
National, SSh; German American, 81; Importers and
Traders, 1S5; Manhattan, 1856 Market, 10S; Merca-
tile 100; Merchants ITO; Merchants Exchange, 96;
Metropolitan, 100; New York, 1l61S; Ninth National,
IS; North America s9 Republic 79; ST. Nicholas, 100
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
I'M fha Phladelnhia stock nnnfatinna
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delivered 500 bales For future delivery
sales follows :-Yesterdsy after r. M-July
100 bales at iisc August! 500 AZ Il sss2s iiAc
November 400 II s-s2s Februsry 200 At II else. ;
two r. aS1Juys 100 bale. at Il 2.-sas ~; $50
IL 2532c, 1,2O0 1t l17sc.. 300 At IL 2932c
200 at II 27.32c.. 100 ut IL I3 l6c
II 2732c september, 800 ut IL 932c 100 at IL II 2c
9Uo Sc 200 nc IL 10 32c October 500 vt 1xc 10
III lice 500 at IL 1890 November. 1000 ii o16c
100 at III 932c 1000 1t IL 5ioc lOUo IL s-3,c De
cembc 500 IL 5l6c, 80 At IL f32c, 800 III
January. 400 ut lee April 1000 IL 27i2c. May
l2c Total. Is 7lO bales Grand total ~ 500 bales
The receipts at the ports follows :-Gsiveston.
IL bales; New Orleans, e97 Mobile, IS; Ssvannxh "a
Charleston, 10; Norfolk 5s Baltimore, lsO New York 4;
bates; this day last year l9s Total since Septen-
To Havse. by stesm 1.e compressed; TO Hamburg. by
pressed; TO Liverpool S-iod by steam; BY sail sisd.
247 52 bushels corn me. 100 bb and 81 sacks oats
malt s24 do Flour dull Tor most knis and Irregular
shipping choice fn firm
wanted for The first samp Of wheat flour
from Tennessee exhibited by L. II. Finch Sons quail
ity fine. Sales about 1900 bbs intending state,
Western and Southern. a the annexed quotations
stesdy, with sales Of SU bbls. Braneyw
IS 80 Rye hcur quiet with sales OF 80 bbl - 10
n $p Corn eal wus uiet. We Que
The New York herald., 1876-07-13
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.

BLAScK-BIRcn On Thursday, Juno %, by the Rev.
Theodore A. Eaton Tnos. J. DLAxcK TO SADIE T.,
youngest daughter or the late Joseph Birch, Esq.
BocE-CHIPxAS.-0n Wednesday, July II, at the
residence OF the brides sister, Waddingon, N. Y, Mr.
WILLIAM HAsBkoUcK BoicE, OF New York, TO Miss
BELLE :. CHrPMAg. OF Washington.
sAMusLs-0oLpBAcnnR-o Sunday. July 0, by the
Rev. nr Gottheil Mr. /. SAMugLs TO Miss IDA GOLD
BAcugR, both Of this city No cards.
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HAVANA MARKETS.

HAvAxA. July Il. 1875
Spanish gold, 217tf 2fs. Exchsnge-On the United
States sixty days currency 5 discount: short sight
do 8 ~ discount; sixty days. gold, 81 premium
short oil do. u C premium London, I'D. Is
MUM on Psris 4 a 41f premium.