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Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-08-10
educational.
Parents & Guardians.

The U. s. School and College Directory, for 1879.
~ pages Just issued is compiled expressly for in.
lending school patrons wherein may be obtained all
the information relating to the better class Of schol
astlc institutions in the country, necessary to the
selection Of such one as they may be in search Of
without the inconvenience incident to the usual
means of collecting the same. Complete list of
road and hotel facilities etc 1900
Map of the U. S., showing the exact location of
Pupils Railroad Expense from home to the school
selected will be paid by this Bureau.
MA led Tree to parents and others having children
TO educate, upon receipt of postage q cts) AT the
ONCE, free; 10 others not wishing it for the pur.
pose stated, 50 cents 20
4. COrESWORTH PINCKNEY
National School Bureau
N9s-eodlm broadway and 14th street, N. Y.
FENHE MISSES HOUSTON WILL OPEN THEIR
ON Home Institute for Young Ladies and Children
sons s,,,H, daily English; LATIN, Modern Languages,
throughout the course Our aim is " "thoroughness,'
in every branch of study. A few boarding pupils
admitted. Prices suited to the times For circular
and testimonials call upon address the principals
A NJ. HOUSTON,
B. l.. HOUSTON, A. b.
29,eodSmd&w
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-08-10

BERLIN, Aug. l0.-Yesterday, Russiar
lady fired a pistol at prince E. GortschaLoT
the Russian minister to Switzerland The
prince escaped un1urt and the ludy wat
arrested
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clrYITEMs.

FB-WE HAVE large stock of children's school
shoes Of the lowest prices. JOHN X. BABCocK,
aprl2,f S. w. Corner Cd and Market.
e#-THE BEST IN WILMINGTON. - Centennial
buckle-shoe Of our own make.
apr1a,G S.W. Conner ID and MarHet
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-08-10

New HANDS ON THE New BAs1N.-A new
relay of hands, OF the full complement of
one hundred, went to work on the new res
eryoir, this morning, amid the usual scene.
Many left without work The relay just
discharged worked but four and one half
days owing to the state Of the Weather.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-08-10

ACCIDENT TO PEACH TRA1N.-Peach
train No. 8. which goes through about $40
p. M, was detained about half an hour
last evening, at the Delaware Junction by
couple of cars being thrown from the
track by loose car wheel. Farther than
the detentionIIo damage was done.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-08-10
Alleged EmbezzIement.
ARREsr OF A jersey CITY FouNpnYarAN

ARREST OF JERSEY CITY FoUNDRYMAN.
associated Press Telegram.
Nav YORK, Aug. 10.-Col. Henry R.
Cook, principal proprietor of the foundry
at foot Of Essex street, Jersey City, was ar
rested this forenoon, on requisition from
Coy. Hartranft, of Pa, OH indictments fol
embezzlement to large amount. The
prisoner left in charge Of the officer on the
eleven O'Clock train
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-08-10
8nardina.

RoARpING. : PLEASANT ROOMS, WITH
jyl91mt 61a KING, CIR
ROARD-WITH EITHER SINGLE OR COM.
=. - mnnicating rooms, at sol West street. Whining
eoi4' DoA' oct4tf
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-08-10

The Peach Shipments

STILL FURTHER INCREASE YEsTERDAY-THE
BALTIMORE AND PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
There was a further increase in the peach
shipments, yesterday, with an increased
distribution also. The following is the re-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-08-10
The missouri Campaign.
NoM1NATIoN OF REPUBLICAN ELEcroRs AT
LARGE.
Assoctated Press Telenrnl1,.

ST.. LOUIS, Aug. 1O.-The Republican
State Convention, last night, upon the com
pletion of the nominations for State officers,
proceeded to the nomination of electors and
the following electors at large were chosen:
Col. d. P. Dyer and J. A. Cole, (colored) ;
alternates, LGen'l ]. v. Pratt, Col, e. E..
Detmere.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-08-10
Sartmership agutiees .
OF PARTNERsHIp,

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
Notlce is hereby given that the partnership here.
loIore existing between the undersigned under the
lin nane OF trlck Powick, is this day dissolved
ny mutual consent. Q. g. FRICK
xv,,>.r,.,z... WIN. P0WICK.
=. The grocery and commission business will be con-
Hnued at the corner Of Seventh and French streets
ny aug2tf O. G. FRlCK.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-08-10
The Saratoga Races.
CONTEST OF THE TWO YEAR oLDs.
Associated Press Telegram.

A6soc.at'd Pfess Telegram.
SARATOGA, August 10.-In the first race,
five furlongs for two year olds who hay 9
never won race, with good start, Pur-
years fillv took the lead and kept it all Il @
way round, Time 1 minute, 43j5 soconds,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-08-10
ferRfnt.


EoR RENT-A THREE STORY eRoOMED
IL house, West Third street, with all the modern
conyeniences possession September lst-Appy at
augl0fteod' NO. 617 WEST THIRD ST.
nor RENT-CARRIAGE FACTORY AT
IL Front and West streets Apply az
my4-tf S. L. COR. FRONT AND WEST.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-08-10
Police Plckings.
wA1Fs FROM The Mayors oouRr-sEyERAl
MINOR CASES.

wAlFs FROM The MAYORS CONFIDENTIAL
MINOR CASES.
At the hearings, last evening, William
Pugh was fined 20 and costs for an assault
on Robert Moorhousc. He was allowed to
depart by leaving watch worth $50 as Sc
curity for the payment of the fine.
Patrick Hayes, for assaulting his wife,
was let off by the payment Of costs,
Charles Stevens, finding Lis pig roofing
up "praties,n became so enraged that he
almost kicked the life out of poor piggy.
The provocation, especially when there
were little Stevens who had to 60 without
"pratiest' was 80 great that the kind
hearted Mayor let him off by paying the
costs.
This morning, james Mcguire and T.
Roxburg we're each fined 50 cents and costs
for drunkenness.
Lotta Snort was again given 80 days for
vagrancy and being common nuisance.
Charles Garris, a seedy looking customer,
was found with a hose nozzle and lot of
carriage curtains He said coorcd man
gave them to him for drink. When
charged with having made adliferent state
ment he taid lie had lied then but he WIS
telling the truth now. He was given so
| days at New Castle. Meanwhile the hose
nozzle and curtains await an owner.
A young lad found begging in West street
was let go on promise to leave the city,
He said he was from Jersey City, and had
followed show until lie got 40 miles be-
low Seaford.
GIVE The PEOPLE" EXPLAINS eneral
| Crozier, Commander. in-chief Of the army
Of " We the people, " says that the enemys
forces under General McMenamin, gained
slight advantage, yesterday He says it
became necessary to draw off Tom GRAY es'
swimming cavalry, and Commodore Chris
TVS fleet, to re-take ex-Sheriff Herbert,
who had been captured by the Spaniards
while on foraging excursion to the Jer-
| seys. The cavalry and fleet have returned
to their positions strongly re inforced, and
though General Farrell's army is strongly
barricaded in Claymont street, they must
soon surrender for want of provisions from
the city.
A PEACH SALE.-As an indication of the
big results expected from the small peach
crop in this section, we note the following
sale w. W. Tschudy and Saml Cats
have sold their crop on the Peterson orch.
ard, near town, to ]. Wesley Jones fol
LOO The fruit was sold on the trees
and it is estimated that there will be from
5000 to 1000 baskets. The picking ant
carting is to be done, of course, by the
| putShnooAs AAo hhAo Was uduo hlbSI dDOu
$3.50 worth of fruit had been picked
Messrs. T. and @. purchased this orchard
l43$4 acres) at public sale last fall TO
S2,O76.-Snayrnd Times.
A blind man preached, last night. at L
Zion NJ. E. Church, and will lecture, thi
evening, at the Union American church
French above Twelfth.
d Rev. John Il. Bryson, ID. D., of Colum
oia, s. C., will preach next Sunday mornin
!. and evening in the West Presbyteria
Engine HoUse.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-08-10
ER1ENDs' SCHOOL,
VEST STREET BETWEEN 4TH AND 9TH,
WILMINGTON, DEL.

GOLLEGIATE AND COMMERCIAL INSTI-
42d year. Preparatory College, Scientific Schools
or BUSINESS. Thorough physical training by militia
application. aug5-1md&w&f
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-08-10
The NIomIeneGTlns breaking.
THEY SEPARATE. GOING IN OPPOSITE DIREc-
TIoNs.
Associated Press Telegram.

A'9OC1uVtU FTe68 IeleJTUN.
LONDON, Aug. 10.-A special despatch to
the Daily Neecs from Trebigne, says the
Montenegrins have retired, some towards
Podgoritza and some towards Banyani.
Monkhtar Pasha has made an excursion to
the frontier unmolested. An offensive
movement of the Turks is probable.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-08-10
Drowned i'm the Potomac.
associated Press Telegram

AN UNFORTUNATE BATH FOR A CENTENNIAL
VISITOR.
Associated Press Telegram.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 1O-Edward S. Nalle,
Of Ohio, was drowned, last night, in the
Potomac near the Three Sisters, little
above Georgetown, while bathing. MIR.
Nalle was member of Centennial Party
now visiting Washington.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-08-10
Nauntlng a, Enrllrce.
Asa0ci1teI preas Tglenrnr.L

4 BOLD RUSSIAN LADY TEIEs To BHISG DOW,
ROYALTY
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-08-10
ERCILDoUN SEMINARY.
O@' SA4AA 1~N hAN1'
FOR YOUNG LADIES.
CHESTER COUNTY, PENNA.

The Fail and Winter Term of this Institution will
commence on the 25th of 9th mo, (Sept.) next. Pu-
pills at this school can pursue full course of study
The English Branches, Latin French and German
Languages, Drawing, Painting and Music, vocal
and and ,nstrTmental9. are thoroughly and carefully
taught. Terms: 1856 per Session of Twenty weeks
For Catalogues containing full particulars, address
RICHARD DARLINGTON, Jr Principal
jy25-1md&w Ercildoun Chester Co. Pa
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-08-10

Those desiring their lives tnspred sbo,,i1 o,,, -
examine the principles upon which this 90 onara9as
tIood agents wanted Tor this State and the IA sta
Share OF Maryland. "u 'ne EASTERN
I. Y. DENORMANDIF. 4 co
~ AVN s..., SO3 Market street
~ ~ AA'Ot npeclAi agent iy1tf
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-08-10
HIGHER EDUCATION FOR LADIES.
PittsbuIg Female College.
TWENTY-sIx TEACHERS,

Ten teachers in the Conservatory of music con-
nected with the College. Charges less than any
school in the United States, afoTding equal adyan-
tages and accommodations. Fall term opens Sep.
tember 7th Send to Rev. 1. O. PERSHING, ID. b.
Pittsburgh, PENN for catalogue.
,Jy3t Imd&w&f
, 1876-08-05

SIC, ag hu ~ vsnpst r,ved hs1e on track; 4oo ft
DO at at1fatnsc Tres IN hoarl. Total httt, bn
NSE-Has In mo,Hrrnte Lelnnnd anil rtrstsy Under
imlitrl ntfetfnEs At SIC for No. T. and reJrrici Eas
ahnfrll nj 47rH4-E sample. "Crr In hr!trr tr,ltts.
.alts tes taaAe u HrAHr. :tIlcs a1c was N"'ninai
l':2sa4e 10 bu bY RAripto at AAGc on ttseE. To-
iihRi.EY-wsa qulet anil higher. Thcto wss !otnn
inquiry for ePGionA aud higher lra urra BID Without
calling ont any tellet except fir ocfobtf which sGh
nt and Scrtsn'hsI VA xnntSd n 91s72s,
aponsc Oid sslcr trptelnisr w. quate'l Al 5ts!gr
Old cash barley wAs very qulef. M: MM Inntsh az
pn. though 1nA sats was reported at h.a IN fnlto,
ElcrAaf. No. At :Dc en'! rrJretc1 A w. soNr yey
c1lSltc RAnprA tu1d At t1si anes tncndu
400 bu No. At SIC. and Atob by BsnptD ii 13&t1e
AFTERNOON CALt ...
WhtAf-SaleN: TIC, GID hi At NhtNg4t for AuRuss,
e14afnaxo f0r SEPT enthrr. c,l usAd Tor Ocsnber.
GJrh--salts: IAuy} bM TOR September at 4ac
Me*A purk-7ho btt8 seller September at 3ia, D3
--LATEST.
Mcks rori was FLOW and easier. c!nalnE At eia ana
1a.aa ftr AtEt*t, anl Fla ha1a G1A 1Hr September.
Sate1: $50 trIs for september at Ala.t7K.
ard quiet and rastGr at fil:u1Hfsli ~ AttEnst
and stlia for scptonbrr. Sales: 7soscs At
SSs;s s'sSst ae With 'ae' Of 100 seller
saits 1ere also reported Of IS hs,s packtr talov q,
wheat VIA In fair demand and n,ner. selling at n3s
9sIiAc for September, and CloA!nT II D3Ac. AttRnat
splG II hlE4Gaunt{c, ciphinR Ut Wx. --,
,s f.s .na " co,a
0as wrre quiot al a,ees,hc for scptcmbcr October.
or Augttt
, 1876-08-05
AMERICAN CITIES.

Sptctdl Ditpaich 10 1As T4aans.
Nkw Tohk, Aug. t.-0ratn-Wheat h!utr and about
80 aearcr, with moderate hnllncsss sa!st OF 1E GO ba
ct ssa0oc Iof soli NJ. Chicago spring. SIC tut mixed
uuKraded fpsnK, st.l 1ur stuui hu unEn.std spsiny
sloat for good No. sprlnst osD11U@a asted toc for
b,Uuu hu NJ. Milwaukee aauats *l.UI for Ia. 1U 1u
No. Milwaukee III stosn ont Ut 0rdert for good TO-
sl.G, was bids let At ~ o., $I.2lni.9 n far No Nn
wAukcS brnt; the heeIna ~ fse:hts In fAyor Of
tbs psico Of wras, which closed arl and 1utcs lsyu
dull at bAc for hot Wsstrrns hot to prime,
au4t01e. Corn 1tmct hulilng, but huyen
backward; Aa!ca Of 7flNV bp comprising
m!xed for September delivery nt Ac, warm. sas7ul
steamer mixed. 67a57t1dI hut, JIt,Saa, sail mixed
Esa1ei hos SAe. Win treu oerluKs At tho closo At
tstisoa tor IisA mixed nnl aJs for GRADED steamer
Mi1Sdi II 0U bu ungEadel aatl iXud at n7c anoAt tho
market c1oscI hesSJ mud dfuaphK. uas tiJlntf and
dsarcr fpr rloIce. which actlra. but In
fcrnr qualities auw pf aalc; sales Ut 71 W, bn,
unocd range for naked wratetn uRd Ataic, 5Uls3:;
3h.ts Western a,,d Htats, 3ls:D:; No. y cilicasu
mixed, not Esne III atotn Ut ac; Western m!scl Al 50
&sa7ssc; Chicago M. prlan nxe llcu u astt.o..
Dttun Ftt3hs -Suiisi h,a.nesA ia BERTH te,sD, Do
further isci,hes arrr[Mxs Vt onnare ouly nodcrasr,
rhnstcr room, n Moderate Inquiry rates without
change.
lsorislans--FoVk higher and Efmt IN on sha
aut uusl VIZ ~ w. 7i secs VI $50 lsis ior st.
, 1876-08-05

FLot1s-WAs III better demand for MlnncsotaA and
essas sss. s:a @ ' s Ss' sF I ss
ess;ss \ ss, & 10 Il: IT.
y, ~ ~ r. .o+,ny .m,,srns. ~ a. ,. on ~
81. Tss ssat :" private 'ssm. 4e,.!: sao u. TIs
ranse Of roca: cholee winter. e97s,; medium
wa.e sss9 ,sqaS nsus s't,a .1tt,
ss41o, sbeieo patents sa soe,7 so counon do, ss7a
as@; souT .pr'aF'. sa:uosy. .: spr'ux .uperaaea.
sh. demand n, a. md ose, y, Z md under sathe5 M e.
On ir.ck. md sio..sst'o 50 trro on board AZ.
cor". asaf-coar'c ~'' nominal Mt s'S'saper ton i"
track !, u,....,x. .,, .,au, J., ~. L., ,.u,,.
VIII esss sna us
tls Session. Thy metkss u. one t'.r,o W. ,,.e b..
low s so Ta E
ysx Ss. .s s1
t'5? q hsas;s. Ny 9esk af: xits asl!
ss ts W.. q :s's y s S y
ssts
Is ass r. III farasa nu ~ IL
tsy psht %I!! h I stsS tSoy a .a S... ss Ix
i,c lpAitl purato4 talked il Tiny lu l,uk tor
Muy ncjiyIty ID tjntutt iii tta mouth llli aett
Wiicn tiln wheat c., be safely nluvrd, n1a WIN 81
exs Hf ti,c Ssseiri. rf,sy caused sxt.t wns.entA.
iii. nf to OctN6ef premium. Seller Eepttnlcr 1lrnrd
ssAs: "! Issx a'a si<ssd 4 Isel!yr ;s:
thc nlTnth Of regular NJ 3sprlnR soh u j5iasfr.
closing 1t bs uilt.rdeeI receipts Of do closed ne
ESsea @ II g. 4~S - -; 3sriinE = AseSloi ish ~
Uinnf."ia itTfas-Mua 1aare sellyf. and tca,lvcy
III araJc. kalea were ht1UG hi No. {lrrtta HIM ID
ii fs; bfs, bu No. =. shurt receEptt at ul{cs 34{u
II, y Sutnju nj tt+a l2 ul track; nd III, lii do *
, 1876-08-05
MARINE.
CHICAGO.

Ann,vAL4-Stms Chicago, Aianltowoc. sunlt1csi
st,nr Corona, Matkegon, taAag!e4; rrop Nackeye,
tlcn Haven. lumber; ptor Mcsfcn%er, IT, ltarbor.
kuu1slea; prop Trucalcll, u. uasbor, sun!r[es;
prop Trader. Sputh Haven, sundres; pup O. +.
lIcath, Su0gatuck. snnl1teA; prop Munomuee,
t1rocn Duy, suudrics; prop NJ. uroll, Man-
istce. lumber prop uanlte State, oslcns'
burg, coul i. schr Il. Dali ~. ,Jac, lum.
sclf Truman Moss. lleaycr. Island. bark !;
schr seA GsA.. lia1pct's pteF, lark; sehr iLEz'o
gom. humber: schr l.lana Queen. sauyatuek, wool
sc'r Em Sly, Ma,Es;o, 'nMser; ;sh, sshs Glua Ta.
AIpena. lumber; Eehr North Star, Laisn?ton. lum'
bets. sehe A. &. Samsean, ,ttaissieh, tat; afhr @
I4nt,d, MHt.reol. lumber; schr y. r. Wade, fent.
watsr: t4"I!v5; +chr Windsor, slan!stee, 'an'LeF;
i:lEsnAs. II Prop Msn"inice, Gfaou Hay. 70
hsls parll, III I%s ~ h5* aptlcsi Htop huske{s, Glc9
hrl t,,'rIs antl ~undrtes1 srhr Mockns ltrI, Fort
Cnlhorn', a'oso Ill COLI. hsls hour; sshF L,
, 1876-08-05

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,nho., .o ~ =. .sr,NS ~ ,v,sos, W.. T., "N
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hi,s,, ,tr"a ~ ons ~. ~ ~ ,nc ~ w.
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',a' w.. "'ase ~ ,"s e'e.4.", "u"s'
e ',.is. W. uas W. e"suo xls1
"Hs ,. apon INV o".ales.
rsHv ~ p1sa.neu.a lu'' '". i"o PH'ooJ
~" ....",H ...-' a"s ' ~.
~ a. 'p. nnp .auS "as naao va l"e no"' Ses'tWay
~, WV w "",at, e"ii, a'o oass' ~ o'"tc'
7oas, ,.n u"a '''..,'.,,s ~" ~. .ait.
~ 'ne ."F'''ua .f1ue "eFe
',"'."a ' tas ..nN .ns"s VI NV i"",s.
| WV "''pr ~ ~. r"t1,u W. 'he "e.' paeh'us
sea'"n' e3 ~ 's"s w. ~ ''"e''en.s ~ a'c s"''.
1tau.4t ~ sis ~. sa' aea.ts ~ pe. ecu.
W wv eu''.as ~. su". 49,. A"nsa. ""''u ~.
'os' t',an 1"Sst1 r.. WV =. "a' sen.uhs uae'
, 1876-08-05
MISCELLANEOUS.

Hen. AND Tl1Ells.-At tie Hau!t sto. SIaFs
Canal the toll fur yeRscs locking through, whtihrf
sail steam, IL .c per ton on tho tonuagu Of Tho
vsssea and at ths Lake Superior Ship Canal &c ~
tho tunnago Of the ycssel At tic llttnr cnlia'
there are 10 lockH. hcncs tho difference In rri:s.
.,..The cutting down by tho liot1ep Of Neprcsena'
tives Of appropriations for harbor work at !sks
poya win cau.0 large number VI plla-lryrrs'
tltclycs, tlnmpsnR. scuWb, mid thu tugs Hni n!rn
conMneir w!th 4he.n, y lip lille nany mni,hs tela
tss s sa H . s 1 y Hl1ss s tf S IL
''SSi feauee e aG soo aSy to s5S" S @ @e es
AppfopsIatles .hlsl wvrs naae ~ tIc SENATE:
sisSi hi IT sf1xEc y k,ks so rsssra "
lllyers Improvement rasua fton. *1oO, G0a ~, !"
s17o 9o9: Ahchoyean I1.r!or, reduced l:sa g O. q"
trol, fsw aays ago TO ta,se tho bells Gnal. sanS
at Long ro!nt, retuFnsd 1o.lax night, las:; T. r.;
water anl Bal aud 1t was fonnl On placing w.. w.
slealn.pun,ps on tho cabin tIsIr united egs.s as
sas;a?ies HissSs.na naa 1sas, ss Is .a,sa x 5
stcam. barge salal, n. sheldon, npan hsr atrfal u
Cleveland, wL!l bu in!d up temporarily. y Until
aoabap.sccFed 1es.oi 81. IL la ina "'as hs1 ID, 'tp
an contracts. ind Probably, when ths alt.'Stf
tSn: ss t W! 2ai ns .s,s
new sldewllvel scllonner saw-My.leg.M ~ ~
launched at I'olun}s Wednesday afternoon ~, y" !"
| nwncss ART ttu.sIa,ls mil ths new craft Wi!l ee
con,msnacd BY capt. futserp, who wrnt ~ LaSo ar
| Euperiur Inst week, and. although lofciGux,,'
1huyrr Of tir t1nrdrn city. WIN has cen PILE
al lls life nut then tho la,puae"eo md xnSsiis
ind should DO generously overlooked by lptrl!lEsu1
| penrle." rsa
TnA MOVEMENT OF GnAts ron JrtY.IInaes
during Tho Mos,th of July hs Ycas has ttcn s e. :.
eeodlnyly llpht cou.mred..it'! former yesr1 I1e
aggregate receipts ii UMta1 for th0 mouth, tnc!ou
aE Hour reduced to wheat Il s. Hl7, lt7u but "tsh
sa, 7B4. Sa bu lesy than the receipts dutlhT anq
corresponding mOnth tast soar xAA thsrs ~ tn !te
snunth In Tho years since la70. Ilis t"elIEo ~ II
largely In wheat. which shows some D Gnb oop nv
| lees than last trnr Corn Mns .30, hlu pA !'set
| while IN rats there wna Gu tncteaau Ut about tHa
, 1876-08-05
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r..., {, INV, 1s9ta so

Tntal, ,,.....,.,,.,........ q, sRal tA7h h:o
EATvi,r-rhcre wna no Improvement III my tcntuso
Of the rattlo nA1krt Trade was dull. nnlnahety So
amt prices wctr weak atl around, and for medium tu
gnod shipping grndcs sllnde OF from ThirrdsY There
decline tp cxtsn,-te offerings OF That class hc'
ing lfnlitcl,-nor In through Texans. Which already
during the current week had suata,nc tfacnt pf NJ
Nc. Common covs AMI hntchcrs stuft kencrally sold
Al nhnut tneh ngres aa fnytrs wern Inclined to oNcs
nnd aaca effected ~ low rs 4l.@e ~ for h"l's
xnd srnnwaE eoWF, and ttph1 81. S0bI.D for falr 20
Koo ,ots stockers but lIttlo inquired for. anti
rstces to ereat extent nof,tnnl II 5? 73s3 So
Rhipecrs pAtd 44uea6.l1, though With probably half
wood r,ns scld ~ head averaging Lass mR ot 4s n:
u. s,rahoto .oi q hsa aMysFa1lnE A. Mp "a q e. fo
S5 HRtss Of Texans werc nj e. 4E1j 23 Tor through
drltns. at.tt at e. a4 H for tcFnsfeu Fhd hlnrkct
III
, 1876-08-05
EREIGfITH.

CnicAoo.-Tha market was very nuic.. noo.
was reported na taken for about 100, uoo hu ro,,
lnt tho bargrs were taken Oh The previous cycofn-
1s.lca renal. at 1fc for corn to hutIalo. rhctts
througl rate ana tle 1argts Rust md Euts fo, d
nt 1Hc, nil 10 buffalo.
IILwAuxEx, Ang. S.-Tlere Was no ,len,nnd nv
grain Tcsscls toiny. and IN thc ahsc,cc Of tnssvs
nchta wa arc compelled 10 qroto ratrs hunljnsl.,
lsingst0n. 'N'
DernolT, Aug. 2.--Mr. G. II. Dixon rerott. N,
following chHrters: Schr Iiumc, coal. SIN luskst,
t'odcrlch. nt 40c per ton, freq; schr .au M5So,'
eame charter "a thc schy ltome end ce4as mi.
from poft EIsin 10 Detroit nt 81. R7.f per cord
e. W. N1tton rcrarts tho schr Erie Uttr, eor
Toledo 10 KinHaton, at &c, and schr Sweep.tal,.
corn, Toledo to Kingston, Ut 4c.
, 1876-08-05
PORT HURON.
Special Dfsputch 10 Ina Ts4burd.

PORT HURON.
Special Dispatch 10 78e 1s4burd.
, ronr 11uAoN, Mich, Aug. 4.-Dows--rrops F,ea
Kelley and tow, Now York and baEgos, Elmira and
hargcs, N. Mills and bsrges, a. A.. Taruer sra
barge; sehrs Negauncc, 8. i. Mather, Monguason,
1shpeinlng, Nontcniu1, Dells Sheridan.
ur-propa Kcewenaw, Rusata, Java, Ifnran4 and
l,oek and bargeu; schrs King Sisters. Sea Bird,
Hattie Howard
W1xD-North, gentle; weather auitry.
Eptctai Dixpdseh IA The TRIBUNE.
Ponr uuEoA, Mlch.., Aug. 4.-uowH-Props ,,
". BLanchasd., Garden City, Paasaic, Fountain
City, Ohio and bargek, Enterprise and eonAost.
Ur-Tropa TeeuMseh, Canfsteo, Lawrence, Mon.
tana, Manitoba, Ocean with tow; achra G. 81. Nel'
su1,. Angustn, Marco Palo, Hobokon.
WtN1s-aOMth gentle.
WEATNEt-C(oul1y,
, 1876-08-05

I.nxpoE, Aug, Altar atlscr wns yesterday
quoted '1ls so6.c hntno transactions arc reported
III consequence Of the nbscnea Of supplies
Tc1eKrnrna fran, 1ndfa announce that exehaaXo
has rson to Ii 81 per rupee.
t,o1,snls, money and account. 70 u. ID:
United Htntns bonds '8'a, 100; 'HTs, 1904; 10.
Nov Yosk Ccnitnl,, od; Eric, 1eX; preferred.
rsus, Aas, 4.-Rentcs, 10Df 17Me.
FrAeKrbrT, Aug. 4.-unitcl statcs bonds. new
fs, 105A.
Nrw OlsEASs, Aug. 4.-tsoM t11K.
Sight exchange OIL New York. &c premium.
Sterliug cxcluluge, bankers bills. $5.4a
, 1876-08-05
COTTON.

NEW ORLEANS. .AHE.4.-Cdtnn-Dood dsn,aud at flll
Priecs; ssles 500 hslrts fccutpa. net as, ktoas 8i
exports to Liverpool. stp, river. ~ stock. ~ a,!;
wceka salth O: receipts net a1s grosa, 5A7t 0I-
rorss TO Liverpool a,D11; 10 Vorn CruE, 450 " Now
York, 9,5CU; river o.
, 1876-08-05
COMMERCIAL,

The following were the receipts md shipments OF
Tho lyadiug articles Ut produce lii th!s city during:
tue twcnty-four hours ending NJ O'Clock OH
rrl1ny morning, and for the corresponding timc
Inst year:
, 1876-08-05

NEW YnHK. Aus. s.-rncEags trado IN prints VIA
fairly aetlyp Cotton HUes wGte In nlncra&e rqnest At
steady prices. Olpsas MID worltcd dress goods wera
i ltsln moro octtve. Felt sktrls were stnhs well.
AtcnB y! wnulrns wete rae. qntet hut reppants
wcru use arlyn. aud Kentucky Jeans iu fair Request
Foreign govds wcso Qtiiet.
, 1876-08-05
TyTT CANAL.

11n,poErnRr Aug. 4.-Ann1vxp-rtop China,
Utica, 4, 200 bn corn; Chicago I,cllc Utica, 0.cte
In enrn Harriet, ottawa, 0,2o0 hu cora; t'ca'
mnrcc, buffalo Rock, 6, 900 bu corn; l,ois Fsnuec
Mosris, 4. 900 bu coru, 1000 bu outs; Gun. sssf'
MAN, Mor1is, q, 600 bn corn.
CLaA,skp-OnlAha. Morris, 10, ~. feet l,,mter;
prop Montauk. Lockport, j, 5.0 iu wheat; Maple
Leaf, lockrott, g. 20S bt wlcnt; Gun. Mcclellan,
Ycrn, =, 500 biz corn.
, 1876-08-05
1I1AE.

rIrrsHrHo. AuE. 4.-piE.iron moderately active.
No, foundry, S2tUEs5J.Un. four Hluatl.at NJ. =
ST.. oOtl.J. o0; Gray Farxp. E3l. UOls3a. ~.
, 1876-08-05

CLErELASn, O.. Aug. +.-retsooum quiet and
ttca iy, quotations unchanged.
Plrrsnuna, aug. 4.-1'ctrolcum, cruln. fa.ho al
pa7Ecr'a, raAas. a7sels!4e rhI,adtlphia dei,ye1y.