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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-08-06

Services at the Chris tan Church to-
day, at III a. m. All are invited.
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SUNDAY. AUGUST G. 1876.
Local weather Report.


Presiding Elder Pierce will preach in
the Methodist church to-day.
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Cord Wood.
To Rent.

To Rent.
The store room now occupied by Robbin's
Music Bazaar, and kockwells Bookstore, on
Commercial avenue, between Sixth and
Seventh streets. Apply to A. BottO, next
door to Ike Walder's clothing store, Ohio
levee. S-J-u.
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Mr.. Walter Pettis returned to Cairo
and business from months trip through
the east, yesterday morning.
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The undersigned will continue the auc.
ton and commission business at the stand
lately occupied by W.T.. Axley a. Co.. and
would solicit share Of public patronage.
CIlAS. =. DELAY.
Cairo Ills. July 3lst 1876.
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Dr.. JAMES.
Loo! Hospital,

CORNER
Washington
and Franklin
n treets. Cht.
cagO, Illinois.
Chartered by the
State of Illinois
for the express
purpose OF giving
Immediate relief
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FOR LEASE OR SALE.
Lands, in tracts to suit, near Cairo.
II k-lA
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Dissolution

DlSSO1UtiOn.
The firm OF W. +. Axley Il Co. IL this
day dissolved by mutual consent.
WIN FRENCH AXLEY,
CHAS. =, DELAY.
Cairo, Ills, July 3lst, 1876.
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The building of Thistlewood x Hin
kle's tobacco warehouse, at the corner OF
Fourth street and Ohio levee, will begin
shortly.
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Miss Jennie Mckenzie left by the
steamer Fisk last evening, for weeks
visit to friends and relatives in Metropo-
N,
The New York herald., 1876-12-06

Total reduction required by law. $433. S4S, 215
On the Slsi OF August 1854 the public debt repre-
scntcd upon the books of tho department., and shown
by the pubic debt statement, reached ns highest
point, viz
Dcbt, less bonds issued to tho various
Pacific Railroad companies, and less
cash IN the treasury ~, 7t6 43l, 57l
On June 80, 1876, the debt, including ac-
crucd interest, less bonds Issued 10 tho
Pacific Railroad companies, and less
cash IN the treasury, was......... 2.O99 439, S44
Actual reduction Of the debt. ........ $685. 9oa 22G
REFuNDlNG THE NATIONAL DEBT
On tho oath oi August 1876, the Secretary entered
into contract with Messrs August Belmont Co, on
benaif OF Mcssrs. n. NJ. Rothschild Sons and asso
ciatcs and Messrs. J. W. Seigman Co.. Tor thcm.
selves aud associates, aud Aessrs Drexcl, Morgan
Co. ON behalf oi Mcssrs. J. s. Morgan Il Co. aud
Mcssrs. Morton, Bliss Co. for them selves und usso-
ciates for tho negotiation OF $40 000 900 OF the
and oncha per cen. bonds authorized by tho acts OF
July H. 1870 and January 20, 1871 the contracting
pait ties 10 have the exclusive right to subscribe
tor the remainder, namely, $500 100000, or any
per cent bonds. authorized by aforesaid acts ny
Notifying the Secretary on or before the 30th day
terminate tho contract at any time after March 4,
1877 by giving ten days notice thereof to tho
tractors Tho agreement provides that the secretary
TO allow tho parties named onehalf OF per cent
commission upon tho amount they may take, they 10
and dcfray all expenses which may incurred
in preparing. printing, Transporting and issuing said
four ana half per bonds and for transmit
ting the Treasury Department, Washington, ID. C.,
com, United States hve-twcnty bonds, maturcd
United States coin coupons received in payment
tho and onehalf per bonds issued or which
may be ,ssucd TO the contractors and the Secretary
agreed 10 ssuc notices for the redemption OF equal
amount OF SIX per cent nve-twenty bonds OF the
United States, upon the dates Of subscription
by tho contracting parties Tor four and one
half per bonds provided by the act OF July IA
1870 The subscribers agree to pay for said our and
half per bonds. par and accrued interest,"
gold coin matured United States coin coupons six per
hve-twenty bonds United States gold cerlil-
Gates Against the subscriptions OF tho contracting
parties for four onc-haf per cent bonds tho
described notices rcde,nDtiOu q
States nvetwcnty bonds act March s. 1855. been
issued VIZ -
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ROBERT DUNLAP'S DISAPPEAR
ANCE.

Word was received at the Central Office yesterday
that Mr. Robert Dunlap, prominent politician Of
Lockport, IN tins State, and formerly member Of
Congress, had been mystcriously missing since the
18th ult For several days before his disappearance
he manifested, 50 say his friends symptoms Of de-
ransemeut, QUO OF his fancies being that certain
"parties' wcro In pursuit OF him. On tho
morning OF the loih ut. he whispered into
his wies ear that the parties" were close upon him
aud he must ice. lie aiterward lett the house
anu was traced 10 Suspension Bridge, Niagara Falls.
since Then no clcw 10 his Whereabouts had and
his friends lear that he has committed suicide A
rcwaru of $lUo0 offered Tor information that will
lead 10 ms recovery, dead alive. Mr.. Dunlap IL
good looking man OF about sixty years Of age icsi
IN he'rht aud weighing over zoo pounds His face
covered with STUDY iron gray beard.
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AN OLD NEwSMAN'S DEATH.

The death OF Augustus ID. White, an old and well
known newsdcaer. was reported at tho Coroners
Office yesterday. White and h,s wife wero laughing
and chatting together on Monday night. about half
past ten O'Clock, In their room at No 726 Broadway
when the old man suddenly became aware OF = tick
ling sensation Ia his throat socod later his face DO
camo dea,hly pale almost before his wife couId
discover anything unusual about him White
dropped the floor, dead. lie had not
complained Of III health and IL Is supposed ha
WAS afflicted with hcart disease. Four years ago Nj.
White kept largo store at No. 704 Broad way.
and supplied all the downtown hotels with newspapers
aud iorcen periodicals., and apparently did rcmuncr
atvo business but about Two years since ho vacated
hs old premises aud established himself At the unpre
tcnous quarters IN when hc died In conversation
with HERALD rcpurtcr, just after he moved tho last
tmc, n said lie was forced 10 give the old place
the reason that so much money was owing him. lie
had been Ia the business IN tins city many years.
Coroner Croker was notified of Whtc's death.
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COLLUM BY ANY OTHER NAME.

Thomas Collum OF No. % Stanton street, who said
no was pght manager OF branch Office OF the Ameri-
can District Telegraph Company, arraigncd before
Justice kasmirc ut the Washington Place Police Court
yesterday morning, charged by Miss Mimic 81 urch Of
No. ~ south Washington square, with insulting by
addressing ter IN tho Dowery On Monday evening.
Held In 500 bail
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"VALE" 10 A VALISE.

Edward T. Scott, OF Erie Pa, started from Inc No
nopoliian Hotel yesterday TO 30 to the Grand Central
depot, carrying IN his handa small vaIiso. which con.
tnlued papers OF much value. On the way he stepped
into saioon and wn,lc drinking there somo person
stole the valsc Mr., Scott reported the robbery 10
superintendent wang, and onsrs . reward Tor its
recovery
The New York herald., 1876-12-06

Debt loss cufh 10 Tho Treasury. UgD 43g 344
Showing reduction above stated, OF. 30 249 3Sl
SINKING PUxD
BY the act OF February rs. 1862 It was provided that
after tho LIST day OF July, 1867 one per cent OF the
entire debt OF the United States should be purchased
paid within each fiscal year, to bc sct apart
sinking iund also that the interest said fund should
in like manner be applied 10 the purchase or payment
OF the debt The sixth section OF The act OF July H.
1870, also required that in addition to other amounts
be applied the redemption or nient OF the pub
lie debt, an amount equal to the interest on all
bonds belonging to the aforesaid sinking fund
should bc applied to the payment OF the
public debt Until August 81, 1865, the
inands upon the Treasury for expenses incident
10 the greatly in excess OF the revenues OF
the government and therefore thore surplus
income which could DC applied 70 the cxtingushment
Of she debt the creation Of sinking fund, and con
scqucntly the law providing Tor that fund during
that period necessarily rendered imperative II the
OF the Treasury during each fiscal year,
nicncng with July 1862 had been sufficient 10 have
made literal compliance with the conditions Of the
law practicable, the account would at tho close OF
last sca year have appeared upon the books OF the
The New York herald., 1876-12-06
Financial Statistics Of the Past Year and Estl-
mates for the Coming Ons
DEBT REDUCTION N
Secretary Moril's Ideas on Specie Re-
sumption and Refundng the Debt
COINAGE AND CURRENCY.
Internal Revenue and Collections on Imports
OF Merchandise.

Tho report OF the Secretary Of the Treasury, which
was presented 10 Congress yesterday, begins with
statement OF the receipts and expenditures Tor the
fiscal year ending June 10, 1915, MS foilows:-
The New York herald., 1876-12-06

s,VHJtfss
Spirits ..........
Tobacco. ........
Jerm'ted liquors
Banks 4 bankers
Penalties, Sc.
Adhesive stamps
Back taxes under
repealed laws.
Total. l..........l
New-York tribune., 1876-10-28
THE STATE or TRADE.

LIVERPOOL, oct. 27-l2:3O m.COtton is firm MGdlin
Upands. G .Nddng Orleans bSied sales l5uOO bales IN
Guiding 1000 bales for speculation and export receipts
10000 bales OF which 30OD American Futures
free Uplands Low irddlnR clause, Jauuary and
February delivery. jai ad Uplands. Low hlddhng clause,
February aud March delivery, Cd Uplauds Low Middng
clause, October delivery O'8ad; Uplanas, 10" Mlllnf
clause, shipped December and January SAIL tu
o The week. lISuOO baIes exporters took 5000 bales
SPECTATORS took 10000 bales; total stock 0l4UJO bafs
American 10000 bales; total receipts 41OOO Daes; Amerl-
ton ahua 10000 bales American, $1,000 tales; forwarded
from the shiDs side direct spnners, 1000 bales AeI
sales Of The week $4,000 bales The receipts Of " heat
for the past three days $4,000 quarters, OF Wlch
iyERPOcL, oct III p m.Uplands Cotton, Low Middlng
clause, crop shipped November and December sail,
LyFRroot 27-2 D. m.-BrcadstuGs quiet; Corn 2G n
2G3 e. quarter New Mixed Western. Flour 2302J ~
Dbl for Western Wheat l630lO7 y GENITAL FOR average
California White; 1060l0l0 for Club DO. 1lO for Red
western Spring. BacOr Az y cWt 0r snort clear Mddes
TalOw, 446 q cwt.
LIvrirool oct 27-3 pm--of the sales Of Cotton today
5000 bales American.
TNERIUOL, Oct. III D. m.-The market for Yarns and
Fabrics Manchester Is firm Uplands CoO Low Mddlug
clause, November aud December delivery, 0oG; lIands,
Middng clause crop, spr cd January and Febrl-
shipped October aud November SAL j'I92d.
LIVERPOOL oct Z7-J3O p m-Cotton futures Gulet ana
steady
LONDoN 27l28O D. m-Consols. 9j7s for both money
and the account. u. :. bonds, new hvc-, 1861
LONDON, Oct. 27- ?. m.-Pars adyces quote five per
cent rcItcs At lOlt zoe. for the account o., . d.
IOsUON oct PA W-Pari= adylCc8 quote I'VE per cent
lO4 gjc. for the account sugar IS q cwt for
10. II Dutch STANDARD. on the spot aud 20 @2J6 Tor do
aloat. ----..
LONDON oct 27-Evening-Calcutta Liuseei %. ass 3.
PARIS oct 21-Exchange on London, 25t lic Tor snort
sight
ASIwgEr oct 27-Petroeum closed buoyaut at 4Sif for
Fine Palo American.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-28
COTTOV MARKETS

,-ryr.-urv OCT o~-Coff0u firm: Nillmg. qlC., Tow
,,.'I'.., Good urHIrIry Size: v,,ay receipts
I,. i-: hutut, lJlI bales 7l,s l,jlI bales; stock
q, nrf .- cotton 4uiet and firm; 3fldiias 07c
t,' a, ..i,, gst. Guri ORDINARY Sc weekly receipts
frs. .luutut. IS bales. sales, J,O2J bales, stoCA
.atO bales. -
vIiiaa DC. Good oriuary pc: weekly rlceIrs 1858
I... -.paI,uts -, uars sales. -3b~ bales, ,puueis
sfT hi,s. stock l-tG. 5.7C5 bales; 1870 1000 bales.
N,-uIIt, oct, 2,-t"toh ei,ay NHg.'us' o'.' i1'T
1i,. sIut.i.. 1905 bales; sales 2,3a5 ba,s spnDcls
l.ID5',.: siutt 1870, $500 bales 1870, lli5 bales
IrFfFt-lS, oct. g1.-Cauon steady M"l Ing Io'; low
,f.ur i.r: Good Ordinary, iC. weekly receipts JIl
bri... -lrir,uts. 1873 bIcsi stock, l,-.3 bales;
DALLAS, oct 1T ott"u htmF Nl!iihet oc5 l,o" sl
flua tDl Ordinary &c.; weekly receipts -oIJ ua,Si
sIrucut- 22i4 bales stock. =. 81 bales. ....,,
Isfl..A oct. .T- t1tuE-N vtA.t tcotlIts bOl bdlts
! exporfs ,uI.tVi.e GGl r1l, ,,.,,.
NAtuN. OCT. 2..-tol"n rnb - c,haHti M.luliIiH
r,.tls .5 bales rIipatut~, tiui bales; sales, 4--O
tar,. .ft., l~-G G,t'j bales; 1870. 1,2l3 bales. -
'vn,I.'ylgY O,t cotton qui,t aud hrm; Nllnr,
100, Low NIddluc 9'-C; Good tfuiaiy, 3fci "t'ht u,
i. l.n bales: .hirneuts BIAS bales; stock, 1876.
C,.ii baIs. 1875. IoG2 bales. ,,i,
anu. .,r.c: Cooi oruary. &C.; woly receipts lil3
OAiHE-iuN, oct 1T Ottou steady. huuls' ~ &C. ieS
NuuUg 3tc.i Good 'Idu3lN' - 20 h'. IT, o. II. - 49,.
bales. tAuUits 10 llatt t'''V ''-, rs 80, -
l-.l-O uacs exports 10 GrN biI'i' 80 oa'ts, 10 TO
Trance, .t-d l'.t'i 20 we i..,,,, M. y ti i.i
reported o thc flannel }' ltlil -i"! i .
No.fotK. oct 27.-Coton hrmi NdJHng lU--ri me,
rrceipt-, 4-70 bales; cAl"Ii To 'tttt 4'tl,"' q. @
coast. -c. "ttf bales eai-' i,-'u t''S s'N' ''
baI,s weekly Itt It'ypl, I've, W, 44u 44 " 81
lrtan, d,t5o bal'5' ''l7'"'''' -4'''' '''''' ''' ~
bales. ,- ,....... .f-.... ,,t-i,.,. ina,
i"ii.'iLI' o'i' c ' @ ~, l,. %fi,lnt l0ic Low
a., N. In, f.rnI oriugfr gLr: r.,rpts. 48D bales
New-York tribune., 1876-10-28
DOMESTIC MARKETS.


CHICAGO oct 27Four in light demand, bgt holders firm
Wr,at sui ~e& anG % oHer ~ Il NG & abt CmbaE?
a 091 Noyem3srt - Izi7 Decen3eri 40 & CmSsSo fS
over No. al i5isGl2ic, cash ~ &c bid NSyem6eT l5c,
ssd52 cash or ~ HoyembT; ' Dacm6cr RYE
e,.r az Gle ary steady yh N go2d m Geg1n9 s e. 49, 49,
aslj 10 october go all ne year lard dull Hsas ara
november - 27peso 80 all the year Bulk M,als in 20, &c
4's w. g1ang @ ad sI tc sA'a%S % Wv stead se i a8 an
euanged frSghs i9wer Wheat to b9a9 &C.. CgTl lr %
das 50G56 bush: w. 900 bush: Barley 1000 bush
sdpucIts-Flour 900 bbs Wheat l7O0OO bush. Com,
$4,000 1l,hi oats 2-mO bush Eyr t',yOQ pu',. LA bat.
WAe. -had" higher II lQasl i9l- NoySmotr Il l&59@ &
am; 52'-cr Q,iolsr Pork higher 10 25 all the year.
II1igrr & 3D. a % che yer ear r,c,Dgo5 wbcs,
quiet hut hrmi Yet 81 5Gfl ~ Corn N iaT atrlha ara and
qu.,t and unchanged Barley dun No tall g. gs ~ 10
g. l.i III .,pl iI 'T-iS , % 11o iam @ gsn3sT - - 81
ee'he edo 100 !"''o B1lk Nc3t, lget but stt1y 2'e %
delivery Soy 90 short RID Mdes &c; short Clear Md
ge lear Sde 9sf3 "h'Ay q.el ana wTaH % at ,o 81 dG;
IsG - 22e; g 5o Far TO G9aS , Lg o 70 l}47' go
o6@nsG msstilci. ara iac ioger; closed BIN No ld
e,n5cr 81 ~ No iilu4dEee. q o'3 Com asnorl
I.,5LSo. e9lc Srarey Weaa 80 spring .co 6'9ei
$I5 - L4rI-Inmc steam. - Prime Kettle Rendered.
a,Seyo ac Roec.6t.~FI6ur 800 66s: Wntat s. 5000
bush. sliumcnts-Fiour 900 onis. Wheat GLgo0 bush
2Gc crude disc. Feed fairly active Winter Bran s3 90
- AZ Timothy y n4s2 f,ut 4 iHr W i.4lS@, @ a9 ,ii FIn
s 29g3 "1l vi y go %, s1's So 1. s' Mi,e aT,
Il 5Il Com Neal :. l5 Wi,1iq quiet Penn.yi,auia Red
fs on aSr oa, m aoieai Gtma6d Far 10 cloc a
500 Jn-"na ana AAsd 500 AJI ,,. & S 10, W INK X
g.. WS..5ri EJti5s > zoe 10 Rr>ts, 25 5c Rolls
Western Extras - -2J, do FIst - 42Gt Cheese qlet;
New-York tribune., 1876-10-28

Low Mddling 1oe Good Ordinary 9,tc receipts 2os7
baes shipments l,O0 baes sales, 40 bales stock BOIL
bales weekly receipts 9O3s bales Shipments 5,729 bales
sales, 1895 bales.
VIcEsBURG oct 27CottoD-wecHy receipts 56O7 bales
stock 3,2O7 bales.
CHARLESTON oct 27.-Coon firm Miidling, 1890; Low
Mdding, 1880 lO7isc Good Ordinary 92c net receipts
5s26 bales exports the Continent $50 bales coastwis
1888 bales ses 1000 bales; stock O16l4 bales weekly
net receipts 26S16 bales; exports 10 Great BTn 32S5
bales to The Continent lo66 bss coastwise 6,OSi baes
10 France, 7JO bales sales, 1880 bales. -
AUGUSTA, oct 27.-CottOn slightly easeri Mddng, loci
Low Mlddlng 9'-c Good Ordinary, 9c; receipts 2,6GI
bales sales l1OH bales stock, 1876 S60S bales 1875,
1890 baes weekly net receipts 1921 bales; shipments,
1896 bales. sales, lO9Si bales; spuucTs SS0 bales
ROME, oct. 27.-Cotton firm Miliiing lOisc.; Low MD
ding, 0'sc Good Ordinary 9lc; weekly receipts, Zlso
bales shipments, ], ,743 bales stock. l,76l bales.
HOUSTON, oct. COitOn-wceky receipts, 1921 bales;
shipments, 1862 bales stock, 2,jOj bales
oct. 27-COttOn-Net receipts 1f73 bales
exports. 1000 bales STOCK 22G0 bales weekly
receipts $500 bales; exports cOastWie 1900 bales
MOBILE, oct. 27-COftOn strong Mddling. l0sc. Low
Nf.ddlng lOc; Ordinary 0sa9ac receipts 270
bales; exports Britain 3f39 bales; coastwi-s,
l37 sales 1000 bales; stock 2999l bales weekly
reCeiut l6O3i bales exports 20 Great Britain, 3439
bales France 2j77 bales coastSise 6O5i bales sales,
ll,SO0 bales.
COTTON RECHfPrs
YORK. 27.-Thc following the total net re-
New-York tribune., 1876-10-28

q, NOT necessary to look for reason ioi
,aoI;no In these stocks beyond the facts
- have been so long before the pun
" os IN have become stale, YET 'ioli
sorrr1rard course to-day was undoubtedly aoooi
',,od nv what is generally supposed to nave oeoH
.'.trated at Yesterdays coal sae-the aOseioo
orot for coal even at the present comparative
,i.' " aricos Delaware, Lackawanna and western
~. norticnIarly active at 753lG75's~ 4%t@ - -
We - and Hudson, after selling at |o@'o
III 20 70 and New-Jersey Central, on lnoueL"Io
.ro,soctions declined from 3Gis@oo2 10 90
OF. The general market ~was Nolu ol .0''
&C wa except the weakness exhibited oS
Granger stocks There were no new Reports
70 the railroad war beyond the poSl'iN9 . no
49, = bosis has been reached for settlement p'-
tween the trunk lines; but whether oy pann-
~ ,be mart Of the New-York roads, or by Ile 'I'
o,r-r,io and Baltimore and Ohio companies Oh 'i'9
..;roooo prnciple the authorities are not
-, irst before the close there was
otLt rouv occasioned by rumors ol
- ,vorlil,e appearance to the h'S'Ti"
4;,, At time of writing, We arc uN"oio
.oitbor confirm or deny them but' % may 80 ~
,,orled that this sort of thing is becoming I"'"o'
a,,oon of late. after the closing quotations ol COLI
ols hos reached us, which otherwise wou!d DC suio
=. oitber confirm or contradict the rumois' Aho
sg,foined tables are a sufficient comment on 'ne
oonerol transactions of the day. The market cioseu
steadv at prices midway between tno hsn1S1
ga lowest and leaving the fnal changes
g., the closing prices of yesterday as IoiIo"s :
n.oIi,es-Panama, ls; American and Uniteo states
rvnrosses. Ohio and Mississippi Northwest pre-
erred and Missouri Pacific each Il; ST. Faui' . :
WI Fargo &, Co.. st. Paul preferred, Union Pa
c;Gc and Illinois Central each q; Morris and Essex
=. Northwest, /; New-Jersey Central, rs Deia-
ware. Lackawanna and Western. III, and Delaware
end Uudson. .. Adyances-Pacifc Mail and kocN
island each Is; Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph i;
lake shore and Wabash each 30; Michigan Central
j.. Western Union l, and Harlem 2 per cent. The
following table shows tho
New-York tribune., 1876-10-28
BRITISH TRADE REPORTs.

LIVERPOOL, Oct. 27.-The circular OF the
Liverpool Cotton Brokers Assocaton IN its review o
the week ending last night SAYS: Cotton has been III
unusually extensive demand from the trade Throughout
the week but considering the extent Of business only
been in very large demand, and prices have advanced
1sd for medium ana low gra les sea laIl mas pe,
i'm limited demand, hut prices were hrnl. IA ut> 'ue
transactions large, and prices are Hhout eI hHc
CONDITION TIE GRAIN TRADE.
Ieadin. grain circular issued to-day, in its reveW O.
the past week says: The weather has been dry, and
farmers are busy in the fields. hence there has been
considerable decrease in the supplies Of British wheat
and an advance in value in many cases of shilling per
quarter FoNgu. on the contrary, has tended Ga;hcr
downward. as Willcrs. having purchased freely lt't
week. are for the moment ont OF the markel; "siet7
Tuesday has been quiet ana OF lCliH N.'H'l''
but importers ndlspOScd 20 press sales ana values
remain nominally uualtered. MaZ" mas pten SLOW; lie
sales rather faVoring buyers. Ifcrc Was Hnll'l u"
tendance at the market today, ana uiii-d'uus ~ III
Of the smallest compass, bui lhet W57 h"
prcssurc to sell. reduction Of penny per CnlHi was
conceded in few instances Flour was very duil ana
easier. Com was m moderate demand at "A otciho
OF Sd.
THE PROVISION MARKEf
Por,.-Easter duh at S3s.; Western dun at us Ba-
cou-Cumbeand Cut dull at I5s short Rib dun at 4lsi
Long Clear dull at Ais. Sd; short Clear dun al as.
Hams-Iong cut dun at 57sa Shoulders steady at Sos.
Beef-India Mess irner at SOS; Extra Mess firm AZ
1I5s: Prime Mess frmcr az 72s. LaUd-fnmc Nest'l n
dul at AS. Gil. Tal!ow-Prme Ciy stead! at 4os, ul
Turueutiue-Spirits steady al 2JS. fosi-' .i,'i''l M
tlner al ls: Fine dul at los. Chccsc-Amcrciht thulr'
dun AT 5-s sd. lard Oil dun at DIS. llnui-I. Alli
state dull at 2js. Whcat-Sprug No. l dul! M l"N'
cm ana los. for southern. Coru-MiNed soi' iulI az
27s: Prime dull at 21s.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-28

N.Ff..k n.t ~ pa, "a'i '.. '..' "''-..r - m '.,'
s... Sill. 30 CO... af -.ri.. ~ .l' .- %. ',.
t.I.r tlr. Htf '.tH.rr ii ", I' We. .. 80 D. -''''
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New-York tribune., 1876-10-28
the principal quotations of gold .
We annex closing rates for FOREIGN exchange:

The money market was quiet and worked quite
smoothly At 2G3 per cent call loans 10 the stock
brokers, the bank rates being higher. Discount IS
as last quoted. The United States Treasurer at
notes fOf redemption. The customs receipts were
10000, and internal revenue receipts 100000
The following is the Clearinghouse statement to-
day: Currency exchanges. $G7,J71 40; currency
balances, 81, ,490.39O; gold exchanges, $GOlG,2Z4;
gold balances, 81, ,119, $685.
Government bonds were quiet and devoid Of new
incident or feature, the tone of the market being
steady. There sales of registered skies Of 1851
at 1850 117l2; coupon 5-2Os of 1868, new, at
1874, and coupon 5-20s of 1869 at 11Jl2. At
Washington 100000 Of and per cent United
States bonds We're withdrawn from the Treasury
Department, and 4l2 per cent bonds substituted
therefor. We annex latest street quotations: