davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1876-07-08
MINING INTELLIGENCE.

The latest intelligence from the tomSioch
Lode indicates that everything is progressing iNor!
in that oua,ter On the 7O0fcot level OF the CoS"'
dated virginia the north drift has been eXtcnde" Ia o'
dpr,ng the week ended 25tb Jane, making total sla'oe
from southern boundary 500 feet On the l'10oIoo'
,evel he wst drift IL now n feet and the iatc ayr
drifts and WINES the l'DioOl ieNt, NAV poi
lnrred on account Of the intense helt Oh ,e ot ,b
The combined shaft IA steadily bhn,hs ,T i,.
The accounts from the California Mihe arc
f,vorahle at oyery point. In the i'aylnohu ~
EIy Mine work goes with prdiseNortu! I".i' ,,,' @
with resul,s that would not bc very encIdeluE :"
l,t a trno m nPr the plucky ana h0peinl variety
, re sto~es ON the Justice reported TO hc LOOKING
wv NV ii; yell Tbe main incline Is down $50 ieet be
Inr Tho OOO-foot level Chollar Is producing ahl io
Uarlinr TO MILL OF the assay value ol Tol Do icI "
at The rate of 300 tons per week An asSI, ~ W ~.
nor sbo re- has levied un the stock OF thlH
gradually gaming on thG wafer, anu 5ihIE
!. OK prrtcd 10 begun within q few days o'o.m,, @
has i,reu somew hat intcrfered win ny wafer u. IN
rt Ok TONS Der day. There is much cOihplaut VI III.
I@1vy flow OF water aud high temperature III many va
thp mines IN Nevada but in those best Known uh .o
NewYork market there is rule no material chahse
30 note. -, 49, noon o,psoI.
idaed into the McCraCkeu CJnsOi. d. to WIN acal''',
OF 500 600 600 Tho following new companies
rauizcd i'm san Francisco in single diy fSl Jus'n
&lOOOO.OOO; Loyai Lead GOld NJ Co.. So,VovVco 'coiS
P,csim,nton NJ Co, SjOOO,OOO, and tie soatOh Doiu
Quartz - OOOOOJ. - ,,---...,;o, f.,
Erorts rron Colorado continue to tell OF vi
now locations and Of improved prospects III w ~,
mines bui the local papers. especially those az anu o
Cpufral City, fail TO give us dctnlS on suls'.s ~ I1
trn mat would be desirable OR western ifchds s"o'u
b,or i'm mind that tn" suhicct o mining Tor the peo
metals il attracting much interest IN our city ana
and that the columns OF the local papers are t"boiy
sought for items OF news rs 10 actual Wofh'
New-York tribune., 1876-07-08
DOMESTIC NARKETs.

nM9% a O. JSy & 7o & Ss EsSeg'TAfa5 s39qo SFsa
ii ii55n5 S,' ''S Gan 1900 6sSh oats 3o0uo bush
MS, loo9 .sen,. G5 g1ar y od 5.i Wca zoos bos1
Com, 1000 gHsAi Oats ,Jul bsI.i i9. .v S'po S'pg g
~ . sy,g ~, .0Si,, C1rl Freilf, nm " neat
E'.pad teights-Nllra,, &C.. Com, J4r, 70 New.lorA
Foar steady s.ss Ci0 0U.;. wlsaJ neglected hofqst
1000 bush. No n Ncd ~e,terl az o5cj zOO ~ ",
hSl at o5o0c Malt qOic sales Of 9oG) ga H. rom G9nlt
Ness ird tuii At il .aIsS Eiglwlncs nominal at 81 10
tthi0 Jav 7-Four lun and unchnnee1 whS1t S',. IN
nr 9e'.and, DH , 2%'f No y" = o,S Anstai: n o. -
4 oi s9c 80 So TafSo en-, 5tcr ' So at ..c.
ipt ips.ie l isc' 6at; da wris ana osgr; SO . ~
nchan-ed E4ri,i wi d7i ~ ga,5'.&' 10 81 a., sio % g. ig
81. sS 7Ss.5 Sssf5 52 iasas y9ftiS ss1te%etTi
ai All 81 ~ t,r,Jmp,1 .'T Gas sa qS aad glSapss5
bb,s Wstat 5000 bus!1 corn, lL,Oyy 2t,i ', i...O
.oaf & G666 S5 5 .33 wheat Wheat iqo6 Dsa coa @ nji
,ie Il ol bG.'' August c5rn G-rt 4Ge 46'-e JOYS sI,
u tsc Sept ny,r oats dan and EJ.lial - &C., cash.
G.>SSiH July Flour quiet and easy ra~ily' M s2f
ier & ayi' ,l FnE fl ' al III iarl dull Prime s5am zen
nrnly h,o Sh'1"'i,i Blc6G dul. ouI5rs De-;
clear RIO sl,o'. q g. Cl1r Tiles -, q .G ~ % do
active and I@ a 20 80 CagGon s6as j5 receipts, Isyo
sii5Wr.ts isj. WHISKY steady 90 II 10 ,,,,. c..
No SSIii%aahSe IA Iar do Il 2oi No do Il OCT
August - Ojti o,ptcrb B. = oo=i 30; q; 2," Go" ~ ii
40 l. Osc Barley strayi No sPlng, !HGi 10 . 80, 90,
900 b6. f.onr. 1000 lush Wheat shipments
li1 llar A. Jil !c,rolcum dinner; Refined. l5'sc;
o,i aud ghcr sales 81 500 ldS Cpa s' go a a S ~
and Good ciug. A9lt,ses las aHN ii' a. anu me-. & q, H
Isc lover sales 500 bbs including ENiIa a. p 81 'O
aHnesoa fm'i. al - 1'a r. L Si". % :. - 20 Ike FSGr
II o. Nuca; quiet, Win irce oheriAss o lueE,r si4nt ~
,,t, Autn,r : 81. Nmtg, u 3tasl 30. Rye 49, 'ut.
conn m S .iuy request and Tim: lelj" Jo'ro'': iiA',
>, a. S.. sail asc. oats more active Mm'S 2-%St-.
tointy Eltias 25a -7c do oo tlrsts 22G@tc; 10 go;
,,s .sa = g.; Western ENiras .UU2-c; do fiistA TO
49,, 40 StounIs l4~i0c. Chee'c-ttdtAtr" Vt''vi 'fH
,u!a New Jersey, Rud Dra"atr lus., 4I-c'
W,si.rn do, .paLlC. cgslWs-tiour 20iO PJi>; NEa''
%o,U %c.S, Gis5 ,6o ooO bush Con-, 7j ,SS bush.
~. LOuIs. Juy 7-iisr arm ana uhcHanseli AN,"t
rqor foI d. "a .ts,r, qLtlles hlgn,ri No. Il, ~.
" 81 cash 81 - biz Juy' s's al - "a - ~
Al, - cash and jay: 4lL,c. bd, cash at elo-e; - -?
Aug,,st ogts lum; No. = -Yt@[ 80 S'In ,o,g Wlt.sy
s,gyiy cLangrl iors 80 - so 90 lAlN ho,'.a,y
unch6igcd Buis Meats suonser np'uS @ and ttar SIDES
ond IIsal2c L's hogsi iSGScfs, OK sG @ ~ @y,
Btco, @6 2Jasj - Bq:Sh5iS 70 % 90 % sG o. Whei 90
C o a"5 Sorn 81 6JG busi oats, 5000 bush ye' 1000
bush Hog . % 4Oo io1r aust wheat dul No White
vElsb iGas1o 81 4: No DO u lfsi No wiIe MclisaI
4 - Acyg So dS, S s55 go Iad Winter 81 is Ns
Red 9Jc do ~! ion ana " M'sitg'' Sii,c ogep ~ Hngs
9e eH[s f"w MSci 4gc.; August ~ 4e no Gr9i, is,i
Damaged held at soe 81 40 ylS' nj, si i Irn 100
Nee Ia, % Hsh ShiIineuts-Flour loo bDls; Nlea
3'Soo bush Corn. $4,000 BUSH oats, l4OO bush.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-08
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LyvFEpooI. July 7lZ mCoionis fiat and irregular;
IDiaudS 81, Mld'lLg Orleans I'd; sales i,Up0
500 aes OF which IL, 90 Gales were Ameucan FUTURES
m AM lagd cheaper; sales OF Aling Upands, Low Bid
ding cIiisa July and August delivery, at JoL do do
August AID September delivery, AZ 1s; Lo Do sef'shDes
TUauGs, hludiiug shlplCt De-
o,uicr per sai al si sales OF the week %OyO Daes
cxp0C. took 600O bales spccuatoro TOOK NV i'i toii
siark 10 pot 10 1900 bales: American. y93VvJ Vds OtA
r.ri - $500 bales American, $1,000 bales; 3ctGai eN-
mort. 5000 bales amount ahoat 89h % DAssi Ahlcosh'
j 900 baes forwarded from the ships sle direct 70 spa.
usr- 5000 bales American safes -, 90 ats lhe itccps
f NJ,at tnr past were -UOOO quarters Oh
yisi 2~,OJO quarters were Amt;lcan
IIlEAroO., July 10 p r.tstins are Plct anu Un.
cianse. Beet ? lerco for FiiiAo Ness oAvest 0V OP
ivtfpooL July 72:3O p. mof the sales OF Cotton to-day
5000 bI.cs Am' 'ICtn.
LI,ERPooL, july '-3 p NJ Iari-tlme western ann at
81. C4ucso-Americaa Choice dui NJ 90 spirits 81 tpeI
uue .mer b. FlDur-EXtra state sead3 al -o HhoAt
LIVE .so6L Juy $40 p m.-Salcs Of Mdding Uplands
gi"4l market iOT Yarns ant faUrCs ~ MdhciestFS Is
Cuu and tcIGlg downward. ..,
IiyERrOJL July 1850 p m-Cott)n Futures quiet ahi
steady. spirits Fup'luH- p = t"t, 80, o.,, 49,.
IL ..;rool, July 7-rvtInng.-L.a-eei OIL % p cTt
iOAuuN, Juy i-i15J m.tu.,Dis, % - Tor b"tA money
ard account. L. = bonds ley1s ol 1902 Lie railway
IlNilX MY $50 r. n-PaTi> adyccs quote Ier cent
ReBt,s n iOif Tjr for the account. . -
fcr,h. 1850 u The anoi n o bullion gone INTO
,lp Bank of IN giant uu balance 20 day. &slcOJ .
ToSuOx July 7-5:SO p m.-l3s adNices quote per cent
prris- M lOi -.iec. Che Refined Peir0rnE,
Il4ollili ~ gallon Tai!ow, 80 PcUt sprts ot i"'pei-
"IiG[goy Jny 7.-F~criar -Tinseed oil o}d233 cwt.
Ar AM Hons Fic ID ~:lcts 50 10 q ti Tor scon'
sl.,. anil 80 T. ~ 30 for Caliolnlaus. - .... -.
ItI July 7.kNcLausc on London, 2oi 81 &C 'or hIoft
srar Irly T-rc,rosum closed at 3sf Tor Fine Pale
American
New-York tribune., 1876-07-08

117c. 100. 11i,c; February 400 lle,so; March 100,
Nay 100 llssS JsSs aGS s9o l2gs 3SSe S5 ,S5
total 400 tales Second cs-July 100 llIssci DecemDer
200, fl7ase; January, 800, sgc; Fs6ruaTy' Go iGo
l5; October loo II & Janqay ,n5g l9S 500 i.c; has;
sales Today up p July. 200, ll5,sc COO ilHssc
GOO. ls,ac; zoo. ;lssc Augus 400 IL 2e: 400 llizc
is;et io ii5s@ 100. ii sePis@Ssr, 100 u io, rc
800 liaa.c 400 ll5c; 400 l7lac 800 ll"ise oeto.r
600, llrs9c. so. lli4c; b0l tlisg2c Novea9e 100
Il c l01 liJse 100. liz GOO liz 7oo 900 90
ls4c January. 800 ilsa1e fesTuary iVV Boo 90 june
Goo, l. 81 Total 300 bales grand total lb,ZOo tales
lha mar IL rln hnrrir so
New-York tribune., 1876-07-08
CROP PROSPECTS.
Messrs. McKillop 6; Sprague Co. report a. ioi

MeSSrS. MChllIOp G. rpl''Suc W. ''i"i'" - "
lows; 49,
We have received since last issue, reports lro'n
abou, one hundred counties in the different states hancu
below.
AlABAMA-Somc counties rcnOrt the wncat crop uhni-
AGED by rust In all. cotton is reported late ana less
planted than usual There Ia an increase III ihr aI'a o
corn anted. Wheat harvest ia progress 9ci" i'' W
AIN kSsAs-Exccpt the counties injured by the over
now Of ihc river. reports from THIS slate are E'f h
ale Cotton ihus far looks ana promises we'll i"nor Is
good and cheap. and the indications are lh1 '' '''P
VIII he "a full average -. -. ,,,r,i, p
here I'm some uoItinns Of the state corn il iue' nd
I'm quality and quantity never better Inc v',I
vegetable crop almost failure Melons hot ng @ ,ic
usual quantity. Prospects oi a lai hN''IHoi ,J ,'y
crop good. Sea Island Cotton looks wen. tpahu VIZ
f,ir With favorable season the yield oil the STATE vi"
De greater than last year .,.. -. A.,
y'1Is Com i, growing Hnri, looks we'll. aut tn' lat
We have not -iiElt complaint nom any county ~
concur M representing the condition aud pro P,e''
IITf.T,N,-Cpru planting this year throughout the
STATE has been larger tlau usual, excerpt h i'" '""
tIcs ON the river bottom. Prospects FOR sugar ah 'n
are ycry goud Cotton Is somewhat later tih usual rut
the pr,surcS Iull aYCTdg" Crup alc Nrt '"I' ~,
season ius has been yer! IaNOIah.e' ana 'N''3'@
looks we'll H.. .,r,;.
through The greater portion oi tnt Sta' arr NVlS 80"
n Is vet too caly TO give very reliable OPINION tl,'t
iu cotton The general HlVccs are that ne eliA' -
uuly fair. Should the weather prove I|O!oI'' " - P'
,ih'c th.; the crop may De- q iull average .,.,.
NtBGNSKA-N Nothing this iaf has aileareu 10 lh''i'
with grain any KIND. IT,, season ms hr'h ~. o.''o
sine, the middle MAY. Small sIih, below an h'tId-'
Wheat not quite fun crop IN iautI| nu, "I N't' hi
tG,lIiv Corn never Looked hri"r IN increase" hi.'
L., been planted Is iu spicIdd coh4'loh' "Ad ui'
farmers leu.nl Jubiahi. 80. a..
upvious Aret under cultivation largely iEcrl,od aud
prospects fur iul crop are su0d
New-York tribune., 1876-07-08

TIC local money mafket is agolp vow '"SN "Hd
lenders are ut to their trumPs to secure rates for
their idle capital. On call loans We quote 2a-'2 on
stock Exchange collateral, aud 1i&e2 on
limited States bonds. Mercantile paper Is
as last quoted. The Customs reccip's ~
Ws.l,incton today vcr. $500, 900. The internal
P.yenuc receipts footed up 100000. The follow
inc H. the Clearing-housr statement to-day: Cur
roecy cychanccs. %j1 5l5. $50; currency balances,
-. 3ss $50; gold exchanges, Ts,Z30,0i5; gold
balances. $ss2, 40.
Government bonds were quiet and generally steady
today, perhaps q shade tuner than yesterday, and
~ f.aturclcss. We annex the latest stree prices:
New-York tribune., 1876-07-08
GENERAL MARNEr REPORT.

IGfpti, JH.r Z iNtb
tGUTc-Th supplies pretty il, und ihg t,nn. ''l
UuaIat. consequently Y.rns5I HI Almost "hoN H"h''i
.t l, Poi- Iui i, InI ifuI.-.
EF.-NAA utI I-et its continued quiet hho "ti' '
.tY. uuu.'inl. Womb Doc very weak :
iErNaI CuI.t l.r, i- il'uI.uUl uhih't % no. i"lt
can De- noted quote: ir.sh short rfrt e. iuci ~ Z
green, f5 SLsriU,i bIct, uo,uid . ID """'-' ' i'''
An oi he usual oJlrC t;adc las been go ne on a pg
y1.rs prr. NrUu1.r AdIuaItuc at l-6I,t loi ~" %
ounce. sperm 2f; IHt'lt -r'II, "'li l"i'hH''
. .yIc. Refined yciIna,,ti %tD-St , q,
CuIJCOIY h4b been quiet at &C., gold Tor English "' !
iaip. gold, ipr t,lnatL , a.. ...t...,.
show uIara,I accumulation. Blum nous l7 SLOW - Hl
.t.ldy fsur,- Dt4sr crils utEtr qIi'i ..' IN
changed. .YO.c Liverpool House camel rlt"rI'
iIytruu1i Gas UO.. -luufIl: NtWch-tr tn" =, ~ ~
-;. scotch dt. -5cH5. do steam, - ln"s' ~ 'l"'4h
,a 5Uc-a, currency; Pom>yiyIuIa Wt~Im'i' i", ~
West 20 tumb'TI'uu Sri ana hl"lu''P
and ClrIri-ld. - %. ana Anthracite s'n 80 ~ %
COCOA Ia, br.u F,l uul aud tulntL H"hhlH ~ 't'
quotauoHsi l3Dl@ia, tor 'UnyaIui. -tEE7, '"I f'i,
CIIyo -c tr sahto Domingo, ANA lJaItc Tor thl@' Az
/ gOI
COFFEE-Nd grades wore dun aud unclaimed l:O bae7
Savaniilt sold l7Jic duh and nmuini'r uh,
CHANGED; 80. bags, Emmy -Yt 900 llc 4rr low f"i; "l
iu Baltimore tJ' ba.s hhc AZ ttir iuu l'' p'
tuiyquu, lic terms: ordinary 10 iIimr 'alS"'' "i
I quO'ru here az t5ifui~iir. goit.
COrTuNIEe Hatct on ho spot easy In tone thontl
there 40 quoiao'" change Too prices lurlr WIS u
more lu mess Tor home tonsumru but the vrpn mar
-ti ' Gnt rte were no ,rusaciious for export he
sa4 tUOl bair at which blrs AZ, a'l
incuue 75S bales for homo consumption aud 80 bas Tor
Speculation There we.r bJO bales delivered contract
Z Ifr iul OWL lee
New-York tribune., 1876-07-08
nnITIsu COTTON AND GRAIN MARKETs.

LIVERPOOL, July The weekly circular oi
tue Liverpool Cotton Brokers Association Issued to-day
SAYS: Cotton cortuuc. u rmed demand with " heavy
Irregular market and prices have generally further dee
c'.u,i The demand for American hrs been on r.,
Jr,rI sct.p: prices Irregular AMI nave .''ih''l
fully III Uu~ur., Island c'u. uut- moderate 80
rrrhafItc quotations. THE transactions lu iuI ia'e e.
Il. ,u r..,utrat..rIy limited. At'r auut luciualon,
u,i.c- rrr ful \ a..i. lower Tor American.
\ leading gain circular says tu" .lVpi's oi Ing; -l
wheat d ms ulrkrt- c,ItUuc Ia diuusl, ana H- the
,.u.um-f uI %. the country VIII apparently have lo Toes
supplied uuGul tro ucEt eight Wcsf 800 mn'h !I't
ufo'olti0u tlau usual 1.uu ipI,,"u .".r'c., lHr-r
is general l,cuag Ul c"uh.rH," 'i"i-
IaHporfe.-. Notwithstanding o.. uHt4at il.it-
AL guG extremely favorable weather. aud Trad"
trou .irtt .nc week rI, SHOWN remarkable .c3d e,'
i. number oi tsr-u.- lfTr arrived Hl cHiIs l' =
y .rc are oi tuc.- -Hlr, Tor which TIE raHi IS
inactive. iuy,rs are hDd.u- bach, hl,pH'Iut some
T,dugt iu Ia tAe market htf. today "ui' mol'4"tr
,Nicut ui business trans. 'Ht 10 hu.d', "hl' ''
,rripiun- supporting iura' - lIIprs "'ni' ltl "a,
rrl.ia.iIy penny lower eluu! WIS Do good demand
a iiiiy le u,tr-. Corn ~ lair drmnnd ana mann
tanned previous Tli,-.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-08
juno 80, viz;

Trc London adviccs by cable were i'll no way I'M
nortapt TODAY British Consols ruling steady, United
states securities strong at full prices, and Ere
easir-127s for Common and 1S0 ISIS for Preferred
Money continues very easy in the outside market
and tbe sum of G9I 600 bullion went into the Bank
of England "on balance" to-day. In Frankfort,
United States new Fiyes were quoted NJ lO2 In
Paris FIVE per cent Rentes declined TO 1Ol.12A2, ana
sight exchange on London was quoted at 25.3l 2.
The silver quotation in London is down 20 4Id. The
foreign exchange market strong at quotations
given below, selling rates being ~ oSi2 and - 10
rS4 gOlo for long and short sterling The ttct that
only light weight gold coin can be obtained from
the Treasury for Shipment renders probable a FUR
thcr advance in demand sterling justify gold coin
eXports. The outwar,l-bouud steamers tomorrow
viii likely take out upward of million gold com.
The gold market WAS dull and steady, aud though
early sales were at 112aI1l7s, the price after the
first fifteen minutes was H., only a small bnsi-
ness was done Loans cost l and = per cent carry
ing and Fat. The import entries of foreign diy
goods at the port of New-lork ior the week ending
to-nchtwere to the gold coin valuation Of $l5}Gl6.
The amount marketed was SGO3, ,13l. The Assistant
Treasurer paid out @O7 OGO IN com interest on The
r,bi;c debt. and Sl1 900 in redemption of called
bonds. The operations at the Gold EXCHANGE Bank
covered: Gold cloaicd, S3o53o,C0 gold balances,
~ .9g7. 100; currency balances. TlA53,35' We
...4 -..V.r 81
New-York tribune., 1876-07-08

beginning of the year. compared with the CORE
spending periods of the two previous years
For ths Week. iNIs.. .I.~:5;, st,ogrc
Entered at the rort 80 sl.7sl,53b tS3noo553 Fi9gy9G
Thrown markell. itb9'.%OS oO4'"o'
Snee 81 ydi, IT, mort AT soo 2oG 200 si45l66?5
Thrown o MARKET. 53G3l,5ii 0b'lh'-iV 2''''''''
New-York tribune., 1876-07-08

The Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway has
passed. IN pursuance of order Of the t. 5. circnl
Court from the hands of the late receiver, Ar. VII
liam Bond, to the Union rust Company OF t.ls city
and Mr. Bond, who has the reputation Of an able
railway manager has been appointed by the Trust
Company as General Agent 10 take the care and
cement OF the railway, and to perform substan
TALLY, under the direction OF said Trust Company.
the same dutie, heretofore performed by him
ceiyer in possession.
The British and Foreign Marine Insurance Com
pany. one of the most prominent and successful Of
the marine insurance companies OF Liverpool, has
decided to establish an agency III this city. The
Company will lee represented by MIR. }. G.. Dale No
II Broadway, who viii be ready 10 take risks Ia the
course of "a few days.
The New-York Equitable Insurance Company has
declared "a semi-annual dividend OF 10 per cent
payable on and after July II.
The following shows the imports Of dry goods al
this port for the week ending to-day and since tho
New-York tribune., 1876-07-08
COTTON MARKETS.

s.v,NN All July 7CottOn dull Niddlng IL ec'i LOW si'.
dhnr Tfc Good Ordinary, 49, net reeHiss ~ si.
m I'D lea exports CNsstN se, 25o pie- s"i'e p'
ss s2 bas weeAy NET receipts o2s eaee 6rVSS. W.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-08

wanna and Western, 1ls per cent The following
table shows the
RANGE OF TIR MARKET
New-York tribune., 1876-07-08
BANKLEG IND FLHlNCI1L.
SAFE INVESTMENT,
Paving an intar..st Of

Paying an inierst Of
$40 glE CENT.
CITY BONps. WATER LoAN
or TIE STArE OI Nrw-lOlR.
For sale by J., j.. sLNH'fS'
Banker NJ. 30 HiO.a-st.
CINCiNNATi MUNICIPAL
O PER Cr>r Corn HDyp.. Maturing 1906.
4 limited amount iOT sale.
kuH>, LOEB s. Co..
Bankers 81 Ntssau-st.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-08
FrArSfII

Sir a. Go"G t;I,inary 90 stiddlnr.. r..'.... ...iU7s
nc actual count rtOcE o Cotton in New York Juhc
30 is as ioloNs: Brooklyn. 4sOGJ bAI,s; -tltcu
leland 3 1yZ bales slhpbuIrG, cleared S77 bTct
Wl.arycs 5Gj bss; ana In warehouses;. i2G22 bales
total. g,5i5 bales.
For iuuIe delivery there small the market
closed Ol liec though early The day there
decline The favorable of The Later LN
ep ad,icrs bad elect in strengthening the narhe
ti IA ttre vas demand 10 contracts sa,s
YESTERDAY after p. m.-July, 90 llIslci August lOn
llieac. loo, il'sc; nler Co. II Hs.c Cct1 ei o.
llasc November 100 IL .ci ZOO Has DecemOcr. tOO
New-York tribune., 1876-07-08
THE MONEY MARKET.
N xsurs srFoRE TIE CALL

,c,,, prpoRT n j. S7ocE EXCHANGE SALES
lily z 1876.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-08
Total sales for the
'l02i9 seller 90 days
CLOSING PHILADELPHIA STOCK QUOTATIONS

California mining stocks are lower and we present
the opening prices of to-day, as reported by MI
Herman. compared with the closing prices for
I'm. A-iz.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-08

In southern State bonds old Tennessee, were
strong at 4Gl2, Arkansas Gs Funded act, selling nj
81. District of Columbia 3G5s advanced to 7i.
In city bank stocks, Fourth National ~ sold at
S.1o. and metropolitan 1O) at l22 There was
large busiues, IN railroad bonds. The Pocdrs were
most active and higher. Union frots rising 10 lo3
Land Grants selling al 1V2osa 1929, Missouri Pauhc
Fir,ts at 9i&Q@I7s, and ditto Seconds at -.
ST. Paul Firsts, Ia Crosse Division, were strong
at lO15s and Northwestern steady at "1h for
coupon gold Consola; 1854 for Frsts, and 100 for
Sinking Fund. Michigan Central IS were firm ~
1O2, and Rock Island Is at 1Ost. Central New
jersey Conyeriles declined 10 u.s. and Hannibal
and st. Joseph Convertible Ss to Sol2 Liic
Seconds sold at 1882 ditto Fourths at i0l y;
Pittsburgh. Fort Wayne and Chicago Firsts az ilo,
and Newly lorll Central Is OF 1883 M 1864.
1he following the reported earnings Of the
Central Pacific Railroad Company:
For the month ~ June:
1876 siG aOoj 1915. ~ 75S,gC9 1878 .s1,SCGGI4
For the Ars slA 'uuulle:
1876 S7gOl OOJ ls7j.. 81 9I0,1s3 1874 &6 1903
The following arc The reported earnings ot the
Ohio and Mississippi Railway Company:
New-York tribune., 1876-07-08
CINCiNNATl MUNICIPAL
TIE MARKETS.
fcaenrv rtpouslur riz reHryyA
TOTAL RECElIyrS OF PROnuCE

~, Ao'h H,ruf, 't..-'a. o." Ff''f'.-
The New York herald., 1876-02-26
OUR POLICE SURGEONS.

HOW THEY ATTEND TO PRIVATE PRACTICE AND
NEGLECT THEIR OFFICIAL DUTIES.
Two months ago Commissioner Erhardt placed upon
trial of the police surgeons for neglect OF duty 1t
proceeding without parallel, and the police sur
geons grew savage at the ndignity." week passed
by and another surgeon treated in q similar man
decided improvement now soon became notice.
able in the work of the doctors Calls for surgical aid
answered with reasonable promptness and their
private practice permitted await the perform
OF their official duties From every district in the
city surgeons 1ocked to Headquarters to pay
homage to the new chief One surgeon who
had for years drawn his salary of 81, 500 year
while he lived in Yonkers, and professed TO
calls night and day in downtown precinct, hastily
moved into town and commenced giving little of his
time to the Police Department Another police
surgeon found not to be an N. d. at ALL although
he had practsed three years as one other short
comngs to light and the Board of Surgeons was
placed the ragged edge.n
Yesterday Surgeons Walker Powell Dorne, Steinert
Wade, Cook, Mcleod and Ensign were put upon trial
before Commissioner Erhardt for falling to
call for surgical aid from the Ninth precinct station
man was brought into the Ninth ward station house
with his skull fractured the result accident The
sergeant in command at once despatched officer for
the district surgeon, Dr. Walker The officer returned
saying he not at home. The OF the defendants
were each in turn sent for, but none answered the call
In the meantime the with the fractured skull grew
weaker and weaker. AT last surgeon found an
the patient received attention In nearly every case
the reason given for failure TO the call was
gagement IN private practice. All admitted having
learned of the call their return their respect,
residences but yet none answered for the that
"they thought some other surgeon had gone instead -
II thus leaked out that pretty little understanding
existed among the surgeons pleasant enough for them,
but very damaging TO the poor patient with broken
arm or fractured skull who might be diving for want
OF surgical aid II seems that the custom has been
never 10 respond 10 call unless homo
when II was made. II police surgeon hap
pened to be absent in his private practice
and returning found that policeman had called for
him. he paid no attention 10 the CALL as 1t was the
custom always when surgeon did not happen to be
at home for the police TO send for the next When
this explanation was made yesterday the Commissioner
said:-"Then If all the police surgeons the city hap
pen be engaged in private practce at the time
the victim nf an accident lying in station house
might die so far as the police surgeons concerned
The wore all referred to the full Board for de-
csion.