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National Republican., 1876-01-28
REPUBLICAN WHITE LINERS.

The country is now sitting in a Grand
Jury upon the political crimes committed
by the Confederate White Liners of Missis-
sippi and Louisiana. But the inquest
should not end with the Confederate White
Liners. We have White Liners at the
North also, and plenty Of them, and, un-
fortunately, we have large and influen-
tial number Of these same White Liners in.
side of the Republican party.
The Confederate White Liners of the
South represent a principle and are &C.
tuated by policy which combine to pro-
duce the political suppression of the negro.
These Confederate White Liners claim,
for instance, that Mississippi and Louisiana
are "white mems" States. The fact that
the black represent a numerical majority
of the voters-that they represent as the
producers of wealth the taxable resources
of these States-does not alter the claim of
the White Man S party. The White Liners
of Louisiana and Mississippi claim the
right Of minority rule as against the negro.
They claim that the late slave States should
be governed by white Legislatures, ruled
ever by white Governors and magistrates
and white militia, and should be repre-
sented in the National Congress by white
members and Senators. The Confederate
White Liners have made this claim good
in each of the Southern States where white
majorities prevail without resort to revolu-
tion. They have carried their race issue
in the white majority Confederate States
by the power of registered-voting ma
jority. But in the States Of South Caro-
lima, Florida, Mississippi and Louisiana
revolution became necessary, because, in
these States, the colored citizens represented
the majority of loyal registered voters, and
this majority could only be set aside by
fraud and force.
The fact to which we desire to call the
attention of the country at this time is
not the existence of this White Mans
party at the South. At future time this
fact, as the offspring Of slavery in all of its
dangerous relations, will be properly con-
sidered. The fact to which we desire to
call the attention of the country at this
time is the very ugly one-that these Con-
federate White Liners of Mississippi and
Louisiana could never have accomplished
their bloody and revolutionary policy but
for the presence in the American Congress
OF Republican White Liners, who have for
National Republican., 1876-01-28

went on the train of each one, pretending that
he had no money, and, being known BY the
conductors, he was allowed to ride free. In
one case he rendered sixty-fve cents, and was
allowed to ride. All three conductors were at
once reported and discharged. Although, tech
nically, an ofense was committed, the conduc-
tors can probably stand it If the SPY can
Binghan1ton Republican.
The two principal characters in this drama
are, as will be readily seen, the railroad COM
pany and the spy. As the company is an ag-
gregate corporation, and consequently invisi-
bic, Of course lightning cannot strike it, but it
might slap that spy in the face with two
hundred-ton bolt without causing any actual
injury to society or the commercial world.
National Republican., 1876-01-28
FRIDAY MoRNINe::::::::::JANuARY Is. IS:

In ANOTHER COLUMN will be found a
contradiction of scurrilous article which
appeared in morning paper of this city in
abuse and vilifcation of Commissioner
Atkinson. The tone and tenor OF the ar
ticle is so foreign to the popular reputation
of the gentleman, both in and out of his
Office, that it needed no contradiction in
this vicinity. 1t is evidently the emana-
ton Of some lacerated Uranium or some
disanpointed claim AGENT
National Republican., 1876-01-28

The Boston Post says the removal Of General
Sherman's headquarters to st. Louis deprived
Washington Of one Of its best dancers. 1t is
the first intimation we ever had of the Generals
dancing on his head.
National Republican., 1876-01-28
Nav Publications,

Among my Books" By James Russell
Lowell. Moses from an Old Manse." By
Nathaniel Hawthorne. Published by J. R.
Osgood & Co. For sale by Solomons & Chap
man
National Republican., 1876-01-28

A hoy swallowed penny in Brooklyn yes
tcrday, and now the Tweed suit will be post
poned another week.
National Republican., 1876-01-28
DRY GOODS.
A IL FALL & TiSTER D8f G66Ds
AT AND BELOW COST

AT AND BELOW COST
BEFORE TAKING STOCK.
Having too many goods in nearly all the depart
ments, extra inducements viii be held ont to sell.
WamstItta Cotton, 12S cents, cash.
Fruit of Loom, Androscoggin and all leading
makes of Bleached and Brown Co ttons at less
prices than before the war.
Dress Goods sacrificed TO close ont, as money Is
much better to carry than Dry Goods.
Cassimeres, flannels and Cloaking Beavers
very cheap.
Made Cloth Skirts cheap. to close out.
ShaWls of all kinds sacrificed.
Blankets from IS cents each to hne goods.
Bed Comforts, (white Cotton wadded,} cheap.
Good Brown Cottons SC. per yard, very cheap.
CARPET STOCK MUST BE SOLD.
saved.
for the money.
.janl3-tf 7. n. NAUDAIh.
National Republican., 1876-01-28

A morning cotemporary makes scurrilous
attack upon Commissioner Atkinson, which it
knew was basely false at the time it was made,
but appears to have been so eagerly bent on
malice as not to see that it was also supremely
ridiculous.
National Republican., 1876-01-28

Elihu Burritt ought to be happy man. He
can find fault about his gas bills in thirty-three
different languages.
National Republican., 1876-01-28
EDITORIAL GOSSIP.

Tucker is wearing the political grave clothes
OF Calhoun.
National Republican., 1876-01-28
PERSONAL.

@O aln -F1RST T-CLASS TABLE
sDIsOOOs BOARD for one person will be
given Ior the Of 900 for one Year from March
J. 1876 This Is equal TO Is per cent. interest. II
the funds should consist OF Government bonds the
kind and issue OF bonds will be returned, If 50
agreed upon. Satisfactory security or no trade.
Addrsss, with real name, for interview, t'H. J,
r., Washingt Post Ofice.'' ja23-6t'
&1 0lA TO $4,000 TO LOAN.-I HAVE
tDIsOOO on hand to loan sums OF the above
Bonds, or any other clas. Of approved securities.
Address at once to II. 4. G., Lock Box III. CITY
Post Once. novO-tf
National Republican., 1876-01-28

A LII KINDS OF 9ENTLEMEN'S CAST,
wesSisS n sSp.rs eaa Be so,d % the ysrE bes!
D street, between siKA and bevslta northvess
Eo;s. y nsa promptly ssssadsd .. osal IiiI.
National Republican., 1876-01-28
CARPETS.

-.
We take pleasure In calling the etfens
ton OF purchasers to ouF very Largo
and complete assortment OF FOREI00
AND DOMESTIC CARPETS, which We
have Just received, viz:
FRENCH MOQUETT0,
ENGLISH ROYAL W1LTOED,
ENGLISH AXuIN01EB,
ENGLI0H BODY BRU6SEL9,
AMERICAN BODY BRUSSEI6,
BODY BRUSsELS-Aall and Stair, In
CROssLEY,s ENGLISH VELVET, Is
and ga PRIVATE,
CkOSSLEY'S ENGLISH TAPESTRY.
3.4 and 6.4 PRIVATE,
BOkDEkED CARPETD for Sfafneo
CRossLEY's TAPEsrRY-Han ana
EnGIisa T ISsHsE11AN-Han .us
A Fum s1fifi Line In sea 81 7senA1N oaRpErs.
ALL GRADES.
FLOOR DBUG0ET0. All Sizes.
MOQUETT, WILTON AND VELVET
HUGS In Great Variety,
Also. q full line OF Burnsley Damask.
Floor Linens, 1o.4, 12.4 and 1854 wide,
for Dancing Cloths
HOOE BRO. q 90.
sep2-f 1898 r Street northwest.
National Republican., 1876-01-28
FOR SALE OR RENT,
BOOKS AND STATIONERY,

NEW BOOKS.
~ Household Elegarcies, sugges-
tlons in household art; InfeIicia, A4l6nH
Adah 1ssacs Menken: Songs of Land H.LLMb
and Sea, BY Es!leralda Boyle; Two
thousand Years After, Talk in
Cemetery; British Pocket Classics, twenty VOL
pmss R1his in Ln,tn ten; Handy Volume of the Holy
and ns1,- fenmWalsipgh.m; The Bird ,ad Ne
Hudson, 81 Ii. james, ir. Our PoetIcal FavoriteI-
A.. e. KendrIck: Relations of CITil Law to Church
Asunder. or Tide OF Fate, BY Amanda Douglas:
Letters and Social Aims, by Emerson; Ba6Jlsa
and Farming, novel, by Julie 2. Smith; Asaa-
donsd, THE Mysterious 1sland,) by Jules Verne !;
illustrated; The Great BONANZA, adventure ANA
discovery 2o Infelice, Augusta Evans
and Songs, illustrative of the months;J The she's
herd Lady, Jean In gelow. A complete assortnAt
of Ledgers, Day Books and Journals, Staple aad
Fancy Stationery: Note and Legal Caps. Waiting
aSs SaSdSs ae., &c, for sale 6y W. n. y. 4. MO-
vanla avenue. Jys-6
National Republican., 1876-01-28
SPECIAL. NOTICES


c1 SSSGHE FiSTS A Ss S1i1I1sfiis1 GxG SkETTS6
.S q sHsaffy 81 :as
sss .Ssis1. S.nia s.. q ia 4
W. c. sserss.fg e ffi:sses .s:ss;
E-"CoAGREssAEN AID
and lovers of nrst-clsss ssCIeARsr are hereby
ordered to call at once on the
BIC CIGAR MAN.
and purchase box OF this celebrated Be sci.
GARS'' for 81. 10 cent Cigar for cents.
oso Street and $50 Seventh Street.
SrsIGN OF BIG CLoCK.~ jsnIs-tf
eWesEND N YOUR CARDs AT ONOE
xSds.ss e Boz lT Once. j.ns
We RAILROAD TICKETs-TO CHI.
- - CAGni $3.50: LoIl.vilie' $3.50: Cincin:
81 i9d sree Ssa be sas es
WGIvEN AWAY TO EVERY SUB.
risR EIa and Sshss
sy paying years T sp@6serIPtiSn @ In ADVANCE, the
JAMES sELLEw,.
jas-f rs Seventh street northwest.
W-TME XIsITING oMMITIEE Of
On win visit any ssk young men 1. the
Ninth and b .treets. W ' deeso
~eYogNG MEMS CHRIsTIAN AS
Us soCIATI0Ns corner Ninth and u streets.
xxsa.1 phRLeEs Ss:s: xSR BOON
L1rnRAkY1' fha AAkI1'hRssiffrY hso6IffrY.
hkinzeE IN l2iI Nod&R sDd BALL at
s;S p; n. conducted By the Young Men Of the As
&ESs Il 9fSsG tes at
'1ISgEe 1sS,glss MEN ARE coRDIALLr,IsvIrzD.
~sAMARITAN sERyINE. TIE
great nerve eCnaTsEor cures & epilepslS I dts.
epifptIc ats; It ms been tested by thous.nds'
1rI.i p.cEsse FREE free EnelOss stamp fs5 sirsSiss.
kfcaMoSp sI5nfs So9 q ID. % 81 JOSEPH. No. no:sz
e~VEGETINE, PERUVIAN SYRUP
Hs@ssfSs$ 'sasf' ass sSs 'RGS
~ KEMEMBER JUsTH's OLD
ing, Boots. ssO:s aep PaF eeass5 fEicss
stEests RI Soss ~ mai prompt.
ly attended to. sspIi-H
~LUNGANDCHEsT TPROTECTORS.
nSnss ssd sRd a. I'T tdasa
~ DALLET's, TRAsK's AND
~ other ointment5, Gordsheils, Csrb0lic,
Russia and all other salTes, az Coughlin's Temple
Drug store. noS-tf
s~WILBOR's, DE JOHNS. MOL.
Caswell's aad other Cod Liver Oils, at Cough.
Inns Temple Drug store. nos-G
HOT OR ICE-COLD
@ TEA, COFFEE ANo CHOCOLATE,
PURE AND FRAGRANT,
Milburn's Unrivalled Soda,
1899 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
oct30-tf Near Wizards Hotel.
~TEETH o. PER SET. EITHER
~ jaw, hy DR.. A. PRATT, graduate OF Ohio
cal College, Chicago, 4 seTenln street. east side,
corner ofD. Gas and chloroforIn used In extract.
kweDR. J. b. JOHNSON, OF ALEX.
tS sndria, Va, offers his professional ser.
Iens Of the District Of Columbia.
willard s hotel and the owen house.
oehce hours from 10 a. IA. to p. IN. my2s-tf
~LEGAL AND OTHER BRIEFS
4! J6s 6BE E6sF2fgAh
K~WRAPPINa PAPER FOR SAIE
0 st this once.
s~ELECTRICITY WORKS WON
e DERS IN THE CURE OF DISEASE
Dr. stuTsi. and wife warrants , cure in less time
ment. No. 's6 Tenth street, between 6 and Il
northwest. mv9-ly
~ PRESCRIPTION CAREFULLY
@ compounded at NOUGHLIN'S TEMPLE
DRUG STORE, Masonic Temple jaaH
National Republican., 1876-01-28

man." says Darwin, is the only being of
the animal creation that abuses the female OF
his race.'-ScE York Herald.
Who is the man that dares treat the old
philosopher with such impertinence: Is he
aPeing the Herald man:
National Republican., 1876-01-28

One OF the especial providences" of the
present Congress is that Blaine and Garfield
were not thrown over the back of chair
during the amnesty debate and their spines
broken. Hill is older than he was, and that
may account for il.
National Republican., 1876-01-28

Instead of appearing in the Fifth-ayenue
theatre, according to agreement, Anna Dick
inson npreseuted certificate from her physician,
stating that she must have six months rest,
on account of cerebral exhaustion-and we
thought so. Any woman that will insist on
making gestures as though she were prac-
ticipg to carry out contract to shove a whole
district school down stairs must expect all
sorts of exhauslions.
National Republican., 1876-01-28
LOST AND FOUND.

@10 REwARD.-LOST OR STOLEN, ON
sp1O the 18th instant, one large brown paper
ENVELOPE, containing papers Of no value eK-
cept to the owner; also q Physicians POCKET
RECORD for 1875. The above reward will be paid
on return to the Chronicle ONCE. de2l-tf
National Republican., 1876-01-28

young man of this city presented his pa,
terual with razor and shaving mug, which
were accompanied by the following lines:
Twas lust about this Xmas time:
Some years have passed-not few,
A little Shdrer came to town
And showed his mug to you.
Just to remind you Of that time
(Tho' more he'd like to do)
Another shaver and o mug
He hands with leve to you.
National Republican., 1876-01-28

The man who bought piece of pie at a res
taurant and struck a suspender-button before
he had eaten the half of it, says if he was at
all inclined to be cannibalistic he would buy
all the pastry in the establishment, but what
he would find the rest Of that man.
National Republican., 1876-01-28

Southern journals in speaking of Lees birth
day say that the celebration of the day will
be permanent thing, and always dear to the
Southern heart. Why not make it national
holiday at once. Then there will be two holi-
days only little more than month apart
Washington's and Lees.
National Republican., 1876-01-28

Some of the Indiana women say that there
is one right belonging to them which men will
have to respect. 1t is the right to WELD the
poker and rolling-pin. They are the wives Of
the Indiana editors now on the wing, and have
read an Associated dispatch, which says: Gan
excursion party OF one hundred and forty
Indiana editors, accompanied by one hundred
and ffty-fve ladies, arrived here to-day"
There will evidently be some lively domestic
dancing when those men return to the bosom
Of their families.
National Republican., 1876-01-28

He was SMALL and but seven summers had
passed over his head. Therefore he can hardly
be held responsible for saying to Mrs. Mix,
when asked "How he liked her fowers:'
''First class, but mother says it sickens her
whenever she looks at that wart on your
nose"
National Republican., 1876-01-28

Three conductors on the Delaware division
of the Erie railway were discharged last week.
Their names are Palmer, Mapes and Van Akin.
Preston Kellam, of Basket station, was em-
ployed by the company to spot the men. He
National Republican., 1876-01-28

The Democracy, in their attempt to reduce
the estimates of the Military Academy, are
striking a cowardly blow" and they will
find in the coming campaign that such acts as
this yesterday will form and shape themselves
into weapons that will strike death-blow at
their organization next fall.
National Republican., 1876-01-28

The Pendleton wing Of the Democracy have
ton, and saw that the strife shall not abate
one jot or little until Samuel and his monopo-
lizing cohorts of bloated stock -jobbing hu-
manlty have been oVer.hrown. If this means
ANYTHING it means 4 positive split.
National Republican., 1876-01-28

The Indian and the negro seem to be very
unfortunate. In Mississippi, If there be any
local disturbance, they call it 4 sblack insur-
rection, !" but ten negroes are always killed to
every white man. On the plains the red men
meet a party of white buffalo hunters, and the
report comes that bloody Indian massacre
has been attempted, but when the results of
the contests are known 1t appears that
''twenty-three red devils are killed and only
three hunters wounded" Yet 1t is an Indian
massacre.
National Republican., 1876-01-28

EOR SALE = HORSE, BUGGY AND
= Harness. In drs. rate order. Horse
is kind, will stand without hitchIng,
and Is f.St road ho5se; "a Ipqgtre ssQS
se2s-N q Eighth street. -I~
, 1876-07-31
LAKE FlsEIGJIT,s.


CitICAao. There was again aEooL demand for
canal vessels, and rates 10 Kingston were frmcs al
4AGa4Ac for corn, and towards the clo.c SIC was
paid for wlicnt. Chartcrs: To 1Iufla1o-rroi
Vanderbilt, wheat and corn, md Roanokc, oa.s,
through. 70 Oswcgo-sehr Phelps, wheat Tn psi-
yatc terms. To Ktngston-Schrs West Side and
Comancho, corn on private terms; sctlr Lcmnc.
Ellsworth, wheat at 5Ac, In tho afternoon tho
schr kIngfsher for corn 10 Port Coltosne at &c.
Capacity equal to 10, coo bu wheat, 100, 900 b'1
corn. nnI IL, 900 bu oats.
BurFALo, July 27.-Conl frei8hts looking up.
Il. II. Smith reports chArtess schr Young A1nerl.
ca. 'noldlng sand to Detroit, .0c per ton FREQ Of
hnnlliug, md dces.loat pnvlng.stoncs at 50 per
cord: schr Arctic, 800 bril- sait to Cleveland, 4c
p0r bsl. Capt George W. Bone reports echr James
Couch, coai TO Chicago, snd HChr Homer, conl ID
Milwaukee, bnth ut :0c per ton. Capt Tom Collins
reports gchr Pgingle, ccmcnt TO Detroit, 4c PCT
brj. -
DETROIT, Jnly 27. 7.--Froights arc unusually guies.
Little or nothing DUNG In the grim market. Wheat
rates to Osweso, 4Ac; to buffalo, 1Xc; to Glove
land. 1hc, free Of elevation. -
MtLwAuKEK July "a. -9rnln freighta are atcaly
and quiet at &c for wheat to 1sudalo. Engage
menta: To MngEton-schr G. G. Mixer, 10 o0o
bu wheat ns &c. To Port Co!borno-Burge Tccum-
sch, ao. 900 bu wheat at eMc.
, 1876-07-31

M,!urkcEon. Lumber; schr sonth Haven, snnth
Haven, lnmhcr; tchr Mary, Muakcgnn. inmhrr:
trlr Advance. Mnakr.on, lumber: .chr t4un.i cr-
MnskcRun, lnmhcr; rchr Il. u. King. White Lake.
wood: .chr I'ncIne. Mnskesun lumber; .c,r FArl,.
TOM White tnkr. btrk: rcllr Laortnn. Hack Crock.
sH Mf st1 'ss s,s
inmtct schr Alert. Ics'tign j,tml,ct: .cr i'ercj,
South ltnscn,. lumber; rci,r Tr|-color, i1oianri,
.hs ce"ra, s s0ei Wl.s s'. iake !'Ns Woo 'f ssi
Aasy, Holland. wood; achr l.. 4. fartun,
i.Mlington, luMhcr.; ssAr Peoria, 1lu.krgoh.
'f s9 ,usteEod stsF rG1 ef my:' as nsT @
Paine. Willie Lake, wood. sr1,r tIcrenlcs,
5ltimnea I'Ier, bar1:; aeht Mermnld, Grand !siver,
1n'"1'c: 11n11cf: .s rsnr H. A. xan yaikenbarE Atgsna,
!. Rne.icr. hian!stcc, ia'but: rchr Z. Miehexou.
Lgdlngton. lumber: .chr favin1n, ilamfn, lumbar.
sGhr l.. Day, stnrgrnn t'ay. lutnbrr; achr u'p.oy,
sm!er; scht GHy ot dsana @ iis iapiis Ma.kegon,, as',
ecr; schr CITY, ot Grand Haven, Muskegoa, lun..
;st q q fs S"H a'aa ss' sasss ssst
tnck, lnmlcr: Hchr fstnn, Cleveland, caal
cLEAn4ScE.. Wsrt Side, Kingston, u. IT
sunks'cT: prop Messenger, ncuton irarLor, ID brl-
s9tn S n r"G st.scca nIsc VA 600 b.
Cheney Aes. klnsstoh, = 900 hn wl,eat j s,rl.
schr ". u. Phelps, Oawego, 1?.ala hn w,eat;
whisky, 10 Lhles broom. carn, III bdls hilcn; prop
Ton!pest, Wliso Lake, sunsiecs; Atn,r MuNkeEon,
;rIs. MnIskeson: l9 1' Po,k II rtsa fsn "n - .un n
Ptop Trne.ds bsnson Has" iaro1 pss. o.
liquor. mud punlsics: schr ii. r. Packard paM1's
fIer, s',ndrcs. prop JapAa, E;tia, a 600 bu corn,
oy... hgo nF!s an lo4 s,MndTes sSr r. C. c.awios
tive, pcnhtlEo, eundr1cs,
, 1876-07-31
MAllINlS,



AWnlvAIs-Etmr Chicago, Mantowoc, sundrlcs;
atuE l1uran, }tund Haven, xun,lres; str Muskegu.,
Alunkegon, sundfIes: prop City, uf Concprd Osacn-
burg. Anntlrlcs; r'np Aoanahu, llu1alo, sMHdrlaa;
prop Mcasenyor, IlsntnH IIasbor, sunIrlca prop q.
j. Trcs,iall. icntna lnrh1s, snnhflcs; prop Aunin
i.M Lun' ,r M rSrs nE,,on rtor TsnfTs.; Msn
Allen. MeMnu,inrr, lnIuhur, scl,s l.. Yum Vulken.
burg. Traverse lay wond; sc,r uttst Green l!ay,
sa"sli. >. seht iartict, ftaaktoss, la.nSsir;; Si
se"w S'srs S''E' T. rasia1i, !.u!MiIi. Psr, lp'sber;
stllr t.ssi% ,, i;!an Eseanaaa, tspn nss .cft yef
Mn,llsirs, lumber; sehr 7: Hayden; Way l'anks,
hArE; sc!r Ssrlnunt, MIskrson, aaEk; .chr Il.
t;alslns, Aan!n,ee, it,nl,sr; scsr 4. T. lla'ton,
i. rf@ey, Walts IaIS. ia!"i::r; % .sGs + L.:
ter. Mnnlslcr, lHlnlHri ,eht i. .. thnplul. lnl
Lay!dsal., lsay Guy, suit; pr.n SrwIurai lsnIalo,
rnnar'es: ptoE Gtt,,ai.'. ltshi'.u, towing; prnp
tt|i!y. h@,isiS. % .aGtFiUt; ps;p My Err. ,utaai
iam'st; sshs lluts Lyuiss, Maskuson. iGo1'; iuaGal;; ;
"Sa", ries rr Wild si' .s1r eGs'.h husiiaa, a q,
Muskrgun, lun,!,es; sc.ls Clipper CIty, Willie
laks. lumber; M sehr Mianle Mus'lsr Mu.ksFou.
hchr lfr9a4lur aiuakc.nn, lumber; schr ltiHra,
Ausksvun, lumber; sc4r L: scosille, Muskegun,
!umi,sF; ssht Petrol. Muskyaon, Lumber; .chr
Ellen srry, htusscon l'ay. lninbet; sehr taua,
bur; sehr Aarlallc, Whtlu Lake, lumber; erhr
Cornslie, heno,iinse, iuinbcr: 4chr pasiIne, Nus.
kcgun. lumbar; schr T.. i, skinner, Auskryon,
.chr seventh Uhlo,, WhltS Lake, iasabus: sshr
MuEIaienA, packlsd's iTer, wtod, achr t.. n.
Costas, sa.ts:ou, iu'nNvF: .ca1 Il. u llabhard
, 1876-07-31
.And tntcscst
sApd irtcrt.1t
ny TELEGRAPH.

RkN YORK.
NEw SnnK, July "a. a.--t4ol opened At 111K,
FnlA up to 11aH, at which figure Il elnscd. Fur-
cl,aacs werc largo. Carrying rates dat 10 per
cent.
Governments dull and steady.
Railroad banda generally quiet. 81. PAnt sink
Ing fnndA advanced 10 n0h nnd tho Lacrosse III
vision declined to lo1A. Nnrthwestcrn gold IL
declined from IAN to o., and Afterwards rallied 10
OAK. Other chanEcs ellght.
Slate honda qptet and nominal.
The etoek market opencd irreRnlar and fevtlsh;.
opeae Al ~ a. sisarea, S to % .na sttsrw.Sds iii
70 0;'.s, npun rumors os ttr1ke among tho om-
sSs II a oesS 's%99 M %
oTss 81 rn. 9eayS fnod 1"kH 1 sh"a
declined to liz. Towards noon noon The stock
'e 9 N ss .dsss s1;tsas ,aas
Tracy !cad'nE ba.lae.a Director OF !!,e Company.
imn!ossa ao es e II sSe shofe t sHfa
s."s s ets s'aS aea ;s:s ss f.,
Today ald very scarce. I.ate In lie lay the mar.
ket was weak for Western etocks upon report; GA
esy eensd t. g. raai 70
s5A, lsoek lstnnd to l07Ak. Other ttocka quiet
axtssa,e saes
Of which il, GOO wcra Lake Shore. 900 North
Wertsn 1',s IL istand o9o, lAelAe Matt 1,4yu
y. 700, Delaware, lackAwnna & Western Y, 500:
New Jersey ceutsal *.boo, and Michigan Central
paper 81. ant. upward.
=. cH9ton's :, receipts. sa4o, 600. The Assistant
'ts5 cIearings, su5tS stio, Soi', S.SSi ooo. o0''
Shipments af rpcrlo ia. day, so5o, ooo.
ssiItn3 ,'u!l ed ss3t is siaty dnyr. sis7:iG
, 1876-07-31

ern ~ we'll A Wcstcrn manufacturer
hcn1 In The market. The receipts aro
moderate md stock. nppcar 10 he dccrca.fng.
price. ~ usnat just before tho new hnr7cst. when
many ARC dcstrous Of closing out thcEr cid atock.
The aeed market remains quiet. ttscen fruits swcro
In fair amply and eas.er. Poultry and eggs were
slow and lower, except fresh packages Of the lat.
ter. which were fnlhcs scarce, and readily found
buyers.
Lake frc,ght4 were In better demand on Canadian
account, and hr,ncr. at 5ke on wheat, and 4aic on
corn to Kingston nuflalo rntes were nomtnul nt
1hGD1Ac OH corn. RaIl frcighta wcro quiet, with.
ont change In quntAtfo1r, agents AAAlnR roc n New
York. 18c 10 Philadelphia, 17i<c to Baltimore, md
2tc 10 ostun, pcr 100 tbs. md being Willing 10 take
considerably lcsa. Through rites hy lake ehd rntl
wcro quoted At DC for corn and DHc for wheat
to New York, and 10c on corn to Now England
paints Freight engagements wcro reported for
O., 900 bu wheat, 1ih COO bu corn, and II, 600 ln
oats.
CONDITION or WHEAT.
The committee appointed to investigate the con-
ditlon Of wheat In store In Chicago havc reported
that they found few bins which wore slightly
heated, or eoft but arc unanimously Of tho optnon
that Ut II In OF character that would Justify
its being posted a "ous Of condition."
GRAIN IN sI1llr.
Tho Now York Produce Exchange |Ht<liv gives
the following "a tho visible supply Of gran com
prtsing Tho stocks in gfanary, at the principal
points OF accumulation. Mt lakc and scaboard
ports, Tn transit by rail- an tho Now York canals
md the lakes, July 81, 1871;