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OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN
Sunday, September 3, 1876,
CLEARED YESTERDAY

CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamer Amtte. Costello. fe- Pensacol.
Steamship Lizzie. Felsher. for Pensacol>
french bark Les Bons Fills, Horseman, for Lorient.
Spanish brig M valero. for Palma
ARRIVED YESTERDAY
Msm from New York
Ship Transit. Perez. from Liverpe"i inv u ~
g.. Meeker. Knox &co-th district n ' 49, 70
HT LsWlerI s "a Jat1 days from Lagusyara, to
ocn9 TO r mnonah. Bsyley from Barras, Cuba,
W mastef-Lake emu New Basin ~'
STEAMBOATS,
81 John. Bergeron. from Baton Ron,a
rointevent. Ruiz from Houma Plantation
Asaoe Ofry nom Lower Coast
BELow-CoM1NG UP
cup N 1n guam 1erm!o Cousins, from Havre July
AT QUARANTINE STATION
steamship City OF Norfolk, Staples, from Hav.n.
toC Whitney &co- " havana,
EXPORTS
,,PENSACOLA-Steamer Am;te-aoo MI.
oats ~ ~ 66s whisky 600 SKIS corn 9na
hay bxs soap 80 haas sugar tcs lard Is bales
MISUNDERSTANDING Lizzie-aoo -. -.
M cord End oats 274 bbls hour lOO bh1s n0r o
LoklENr.Bark Les Bons Fils-lo aso ...o,,
Ot1iS Is p1e0oS timber A0iooV stoV0e ZS4
AL. nAA,moaBrig NJ valero-36oO stava. !,
walnut 6202 feet lumber ''~ves IL lOgs Of
IMPORTS.
IVY Steamship New Or,ean.L
slabs p NJ. Transit $3.50 SKIS salt s a;a,
$500 coeoan nTa-Sohooner Anita-lss bags coffee
+n BAhHAS-Schooner winonsh-lss ton .x
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
AoS, sKs rough rice and sunSri" nn-IS bales cotton
HOUMAS PLANTATiONMSltisse
dr.s " A'0< sks rough rica Ana @
,ios U snd su Geooasr-steaner 1.aoe-.sa a..
xono RECEIPTS BY RAILROAD.
se M,oRGAN,s LOUISIANA AND TpxAs.
sundries '"ugn rice IS head cattiS ~
,e NEW ORLEANS AND wos11R e.,,,o.
IS xhssg So t eot'1 800 bbs lime tcs Sep
tamh", ooRLEANS AND TEXAS R aISS
'' N-I0s SKIS rough rice aud .undr; soAD, Sep
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.-.,,. . e.,- ,mprovemeut in loans and cons'o'
eFsble decrease 10 currency and dtpositS =. aamsnd
we q tie bsnEs but change GO sns
to the scarcity Of cash gold the ms HH y"rf The
only eighty Ia 20 Quite uns limited Under the course
Of soid At New York sterling gave way 9sA1 cent.
nearly Si9 cent done nsa in either New Yo,k
S"ht IA dul and weak. withous being quo.sUry
lower There was scarcely sny1nne s %cHs oopsois
srs oniet with few of. ring and only In
T"mard hut they closed rather stronger tna1 9;%sr
terday Premium bonds wers qn,es . nsnr 1t go
We continue to 9n0SdSi .co1nt Al do at and
second grade at l50ls First cass mo5seaeSSs sre
at 900 p cent p ann1m' alo '0'01@
quoted entirely nominal
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.
..r,.,,,.. s c'sss 81 g 81 81 i i
ss%e a,%s last week.. 81 So Sc
s;:5 5s:s ssss SIS
Gold opened At lloA olloh sgaiust 1898 at Mem s,s
York and alter a limited business closed az lio
0llos against the Opening rate IN shas seoe at
The Gales summed up 6l5 OOO, embracing "0'N "
llO4; $4,000 at l1Oas, and S40OO at lio7s'
Silver continues entirely nominal A.,,;,r
Under the decline in gold At New 1ofR st tn,ncs
fell off nearly lc. about 10 ant ara ,tameS
\ ~ ent. The salss OF the former were cohunou
to s72OO embracing 4l2O0 aud 400 oil o. iaG "H
at IS 81; $1,000 Al clear at s. 32h ana / 'o'0
Nothing transpired in francs. esooa
At the close sterling bills were quoted III e. ~
for bank bank counter rate -0$5 37sSl. au9
francs at 4.47h for commercial and n"mins'
for bank. -;.,,r+
New York sight was duh and weaker, wltnous
being quotably lower The only sales reports IT,
were s 5000 and $4,000 commercial at . y cen'
premium.
The nnks continued to check on New YORK NJ 4
p cent premium and commercial sight WIS SUI
quoted at 3.l6. -.,
All classes of securities were unusually dull.
No sales Of stocks were reported
state cOnsos ere stronger, being quoted al the
close at 58A 05s1e. Nothing transpired
Premium were quiet and frmer, CLOSING
at 32a32A without any movement to notice.
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MONETARY.

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN,
SATURDAY EVENING, September ., 1876. !
We are indebted to MI. T. N. Maynard manager
Of the New Orleans Clearing House, for the follow
ing report of the condition the associated banks
at the close Of business Friday, September 1876:
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COMMERCIAL.

COrTON-The sales to-day embraced 425 bales
at prices requiring no change in our quotations
We give also the figures and report Of the E1
change, as below:
AMERICAN STANDARD OF CLASSIFICATION.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Health and Trade Of Savannah.
SAVANNAH. September 2-The first official
report Of the fever, published to. day, shows
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LIST OF LITTERS

Remaining b de New Orleans POSeoDoo
September 3, 1876.
Ofice hours on Sundays from 10 A. n. to - n.
Persons calling for these letters win please Say
" Advertised" and give date
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The market opened with . fair inquiry, but
mostly for new crop, the offerings Of which were
readily taken ct ste ady prices, but the movement
being checked by light supplies Of the kinds
noted above. Nothing TRANSFERRED to indicate any
quotable variation.
The dispatches reported Liverpool steady 1T pre-
vious rates, with sales Of 1000 bales and arrivals
partially l32d higher; Havre dull for American but
steady for other kinds; and New York firm at pre-;
vious rates for spots, with lower grades held
higher. ard the quotations for futures raised %
03 sc.
At noon to-day middlinR was quoted 1t Galveston
at lie, at Mobile at l0h0llc, at Savannah at
10 9l6c, at Charleston At l0Ac, at Wilmington
at lc at Norfolk at Ike at Baltimore at sc. at
New York at 1lHc, at Boston at Rkc, at Mem
phis 1T II NC. and at Augusta at l0hc.
The world visible supply is set down at 81, 705
bales against 903 522 last week and 824 $50 last
year show ng an increase over last year of 10 955
bales against decrease last week Of IL, LAT bales,
and ZIG 200 the week before
The Exchange makes the amount on shipboard
not cleared 8l01 bales embracing 4606 for Liver
pool, 1876 for havre and 1923 for cOastwise ports.
leaving in presses, ETC.. agreeaby to Its account at
IL NJ, 81 Gil bales, only part of which is actu-
ally on sale.
Market steady
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MEMORANDA.

west Of Tortus. .n,p s'urges.. 80 miles nop,n
.U..usss, wished to be reported A'''n'
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GENTLEMEN,S LIST.

| Wolf Mrs
Ames Hy l. Co
AlOrez Frank
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Andrews Samuel
Arroyo Oscar
Bartle Hamilton
Brady James p
Bachelor Vim q
Blake AW
Baquie A
BRANDON II &
Bach 3 .
Bateman AS
Bradley d q
Bennett 8 W 2
BerlL esse II G
Bennett Moody
Brech bill B F
BenttOlfie J
Bernstein Matthew
Bllm James r
Byrel Jesse
Bien John s
Bier Chas 8
Bovez Joseph
Brown Anderson
Bordig John
Brown 4 Bro
Bollinger Orlando s
BOarman JR
Bloom I
Bonner A l. Co
Burger Lewis
Burbank T scott
Bumont George
Bull burg GeoJ
Cham berlin d II
Calender B K
CAVERN l. Noble
Grain A E :
Campbell Thomas
Darlington P 8
Castle man T " 2
Caldwell c II
Claylan L
Craner Tom
Cantrouse P
Champion Nicholas
Clarke W c
Christman E
Chiffon B W Rev
C0nrego Bertrand
Crocheron II J
COutOu on P
COrlies ST
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Dain Captain
Danolds Robert
Daily John
Davis Henry
Decrew Mr.
belmont Harry
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DindOrf P W
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Dose Henry
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Dudlle E o
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Edwald de- L B
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Eve John c
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bhns;nger Friedrich
Everitt L A
FarrSr G
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henderson Jerry
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A1eteorelesfcal and River Report.
rha fo1lov;no attainment of the weather and
rivers is furnished by the Signal Service officer sta
toned at New Orleans:
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Berry Mrs Mari 81 H Miss
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Boyd H Mrs Malenburgh Mollie
Brown L Mrs Matz Sal ieB
Brown M Miss Melone Mary Mrs
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BlOssman A Mrs Moon = A Mrs
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BurnOt Mrs Olive!a Mrs
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Childress L Mrs Richardson Mis-
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MISCELLANEOUS,
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL

julius Robert Diffusion Process Company
JOHN N. g. PARKER, Postmaster.
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RIVER REPORr-3P. M.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Below high water MARI of 1874.
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steamer Amite Costello. 70. Pensacola
Steamship Lizzie. Felsher, for Penaacola
France, via Pascagpula ~ 2~>-SAT
Spanish brig Valero, for Palma
The New York herald., 1876-09-13
BOARD OF POLICE.

Tho full Board OF Police Commissioners met yestsr.
day, General Smith presiding
Captain Thomas Byrncs, of the Broadway SQUAD was
transferred to the Fifteenth Precinct In place OF ex-
Captain Van Dusen.
leave OF absence for thirty days was granted to
Chief Clerk Hawlcy.
fa'roimen Andrew Byrnc, Ninth precinct, and WILL
nam Lester EIGHTEENTH were found guilty Of charges
anu dismissed the department.
- n nuihoeI OF olicers were transferred from the
iwehty-sixtb precinct Cuy HilD aud sent to various
precincts throughout tho city. The change was in
uuced " The number OF comp snts made 10 the CON-
nsslohers ihat hackincn and cabnen who come under
nc espcca jurisdiction OF the City Hall police n
their old games of cvading Corporation ordinaacaa
The New York herald., 1876-09-13

to in all about 500 cases. prices within the
Is q 20 on yi.riO cute, a. i. e ,.: Is
.msSsi s.ssds s 7s ,r ss lsanss Dsi
.na French ss s n bss .d e o1
Ss s % anS for the
Bos"1 was easier gao. as lie llac Tor reanea city
currency su!sunay pitch wa. Quoted a. sse sso
1a. was new eoS @s"'aa % o
small u ~ for large and +oe for sorts Div div
gold Pru.s.ss potash was quiet sse., ase. a:
monae va. do a. rod w' run moss was ane.
.ssSe .7c Gamoisr was quiet At 5se gold
sos lae 2s,sc gold according ausli.y
at slc SOC Colombo roo, Was quoted at s Tor whole
and lac TO, powdered Gum ssdaa sae ,;sc:
c Tor ordinary italian Orange peel was quiet at Sc
soap-UontI white was scarce quoted at l6Ac. a
isss M.rsses pure mot. 90 a. ioc. gold and ,,io DO
tor obia and slxe for boxes Quinns active and
oniy TO aii contrac,s some outside lots we're sod
:s2s niue yIlo, 'se.d, a. 7Hs 7,s MorDhins wa,
:. 81 y buzz and . sSs. ! Hism-L
s S a%a i s's'n o wss IN
ss' s .ss 0a .s ID r s,ysA at ss
LcGss a. ro% root VA; quiet former srss
''s s sss s spanish s%a '''a aasaas az 5ss
ca;.,s ssas. s%s .s,.s !. soc a.; oe osHsS.
s':.s. % @ for ana IS s. I ss
COD oil wa. fair ssmaSS 's IS l s' s-wtound
a. arcs. ranging from 81 3" 20 81 IL, ~1oes "sss
synsa a. o- Sshe nfsr Ersos "a. va ''sa; @
sssa = a. &c - 9acssiysr was auo.sd ~ DO "a
seisdonna iie 10. conun and aeonite, 2oc 2ae tor
iorrsaoo seeas quiet, we auose 4stard Te,low
frasss s9"e e.s@ S ESs,i.h aa 'ne se
ana a at
lowers ws1s quiet AZ ioc zsc escSTnns was in lair
asmsna @ and arm at is,.e sweet m.r,or"m "a. ssss
n % ~ 1Ssss beans wore
se sorts and and ia %. % da
&c Lavender flowers quiet 6sc. vaerian
STEADY 7os for @ blood @ 10 and 81
al & ws ose. eSs So o sssa a4
n asmr iss s s, AL & was sno'sa s la e sS
at Gs Assaieli'a steady at l5c l7c Carbonate
ws uosd gs 81 m A'ssn;s '
- - inn'sen,s nneS oil rose. 80 s7a: OIL anise;
oil OF srsass e . 40 $50 o III .vsn s,l
o WI a ss M @ s s M oil
4s, oil pennyroyA 81 all earrency oil Of bay slo 50
note sales OF 5 tons is pee cent gos ash AZ ii 81 81 30
s " 'Yds to "r &c q sod. @ 4 70 81 Is ,oa
o. casks bleaching powder spot Al u a.. cnrrency
& % .oi. 81 S s. IS ali gold; @
john DwiGht Co.'S On kexsj. DC. currency
FEATHERS unchanged Qaoted 6c Tor primo
geese 3Jc 4uc Tor mixeu.
Flsnrhs market for goldfish firm; 800 quintas sold
at 50 20 $40 - for Geo rges and 80 for Grand BANK
Maesersi quiet the sales 300 bhl si6 30 a7
Tor No ], 81 JU SS tor No. anu IS 30 Box
ring la good the sales boxes scaled
were dull but unchanged. We quote -CodislGeorges
Bank. :, 70 ss Grand Bans % a IS 80. Mac, erel
Box terriug-scaed, zoe. Zoe. No. l, llc. lsc
FLOUR AND GnAIs-Recepts1t cur 1929, bD.s wheat,
5,tU bushels meal 500 bbls. 9G saeNs cora
io5S2 bushels oata. i1o6o do; rye. Abs do. barley
l.5 barley malt i,ls2 do. Inc Hour
rmer for shipping and all grades below 50 per
bUl with u good demand The sales about 23 tbyJ
bDs including state Western and Southern the
quotations. Rye -four steady, with sales
Corn steady. 50 70 - 30 Tor Brandywine
50 81 30 for Wcstr.n and Jersey yellow The sales
The New York herald., 1876-09-13

edy lower but active The eosins cs" prices vsrs
$40 . bid $40 asked; Seyemser $40 ~ bid $40
Ak q sse. 70 90 bid asked 5oon.iy ~ a q
so Sc.oss1 's's' oosSi
City steam ios s''si lie mostly at ioe
Ms,,eyS at and 50 ,s,ss. Oh grade % so De- De-
cemoer delivery At lo1 and $50 ercss for South Amer
RIcs.-The domestic continued strong
sn supply up and h' zoo e new sis
We quote fair to prime 5'sc adc Louis,ans
iar to good. nomiosiy osse Sse insna. good 71sc.
@ n bond s s o gS S1n.
% sSss ssss wa.
We quote Fair refining o. a a,se good DO s9e
80 prime @ d. o &C. o G'Sr Ssa
Nos to r. 9,Es loe do, mossses hhds and boxes
rocsy S'fs fair enols. Ss lo Peans
Sdi M .s rsSssssd ssa'iiS e i Gu.
.s. wsas sss z, sss
. market ss suo but vsy firm for W. ,.s aos 100
sanca' ,.l' Io'sc 2,e straits: i7'.s English EAe AZ
8 s'e 81 ss s g sS@s''s g g. srns SC IL
ronAcco- Tho market Kentucky leaf w.. quiet. 400
hhd. sold p &C. ,o,ss ssedleaf was fairly sc'vs and
,z do. New England 1874, 9c lsc 300 do crop
on na s s g m &
1875 on private terms Il do Wisconsin crop 1875 al s
an" & s 10 dun and
lower 90 bbs sold 0 100 obls sold late yesterday
FREcurs.-There considerable business done in the
OF grain and petroleum charters with rates quito hrm
and In Instances higher Grain the berth was in
good demand steady prices Toe engagemcnts were 10
Liverpool steam D,OJr packages butter at ouc and
cheese JOD bales cot
ton d by sail 81 90 bushels grain 11ed on lbs
60 London. steam 5000 bushels grain at sgd go lbs
l5tD bbis -four Is Cd Glasgow. per steam. ~ 90
bushels grain at 71sd 80 lbs TO Hamburg, by salt 300
boxes starch at pos to Bremen by SAIL 10 boxes starch
2s ~ "a I'd. The charters comprised
Norwegian bark, hence United Kingdom direct. with
lA0j bbls naphthn Js I'D Norwegian ship loH class
from PhiiadeIphia to Antwerp with o,oou bbs refined
petroleum At Is 3D.. swedish bark, hence
TO Antwerp. with $3.50. Ibis nHphtha at 5s. 3D. !;
an American bark. hence TO Continent with 1000 bbs
fined petroleum owners account; Herman bark IRON
Phade phia to Continent lex Dutch with 300 bbs do at
5s Herman bark hence to Elsnoe orders with 2SOo
bols do at s 3D. british bark arrve. from Bati-
more to Antwerp. with $500 bbl cru at 5s 3D. an
Italian bark hence to trieste with 500 bbs refined at
5s Sd German bark. 462 tons, laid the berth
Norwegian bark hence Bremen Hamburg. with
5000 quarters graiG at s I'D. third in bags; Nor
wegian bark hence for with 5000 I'm
ships bags reported at 6s I'd Italian bark hence to
Cork for orders with 34J quarters At 6s Austrian
bark hence for do with 2JD quarters at 0s lad Aus
trian bark, hence Newcastle. with 800 quarters
ut 5s. 3D.. British bark, hence Havre
Antwerp, with 4"O) quarters At It's !;
Austrian brig Ito Hrrve from Philadepb Cork Tor
orders with 2oO0p quarters ut & 3D. swedish bark
ported from Baltimore Cork for orders with 5000
at Us I'd and Glo gratuy Norwegian bark. from
Philadelphia TO do with 23uO quarters at t Sd. and tlu
tcrs Is 3D. thence Belfast with 8 200 quarters
a ls
The New York herald., 1876-09-13
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON Sept. IL, 1876
Cotton steady: middling, lOs.c.; mddling. O56c
good ordinary eas Net receipts, i2s' bales gross ~"
Cotton hrn. good demand; mdding lie low middiing
97,. Sales, 1000 Stock. 32.03s.
Cotton unchanged mddnr 1o9.c. low mddlins Iol.c
good ordinary Ssc Net receipts, lo4 bales Sales FOO
SAVANNAH, Sept. u, 1876.
ordinary se Net receipts so Iaes sross 80 Ex
ports eo"sswise 7aa sales SO. Stock S.sss
CHARLESTON sept. II, 1876.
lo9sc good ordinary, vc Net receipts 797 bales Sales
sa,. ,n.n.n,,,. os w,s,sssos G. Sept IL ss7e
oswreo, Sept. IL. 1876.
orc ohio At 81 Il No. white Mchsan 81 2a extra
gsisy quiet. uorn hi
so shps,ais SIG; mdding S2o per ton Canal reish.s
i,o n"na n @ 99 G,"n S the
" ss sraie. al for
than SuSs s e. 'I1i a SrsSs
and TO weigh not less than lbs be sound and to-
weigh not less tLan is ibs no grade all sound barley
Flour quiet and unchanged I Wheat Irregular & opened
spring 81 o!a cssn ii 81 oiis DssoSsr 81 o. SoSen
ss' Do .sd 'stn: ''ssisa ~ o'fa % s
ss IN lair ont So al @
cash; $50. October; ssc s3iac November: rejected,
and 9ae cash. ocoss
Pork heavy dull weak 81 90, Ortober
Si 40 all the Lara au and lower; $40 10
sO 30 October 80 as all the Bulk steady and
Sa sssS S Ias;D Sashs eorn 'fsps so
$40 % do rye, 5000 barley. 1900
shipmentsFour 10 bbls wheat, 10000 bushels corn
2st,uon do: oat. 5000 do barley. 90 do At the a
scptembcr 81 UOa October Corn quiet but firm; 44c.
September 43snc. October. hrmer; 33isc
3Sc cash september; 32sc. October Pork quiet and
shade easier SIG o2ls Ocober S4 10 all the year Laid
shade easier; SiO 20 October; 81 271a all the year.
TOLEDO, Sept. IL. 1875.
Flour very firm. Wheat easier; No. 3 white Wabash,
81 16h No. white Michigan, 81 49, No 2 do, 81 lO1s
ESra do. 81 IL amber Michigan 81 49, october 81 I6
No. do, 81 o9 No. red winter spot and September
81 05 rejected red Doc Corn steady; high Mixed Octo
44r: Michigan held at s7c; rejected. 30c. Receipts
Flour 400 bbls wheat, 800, bushels: corn 3ltUD do
23 UUO Sh Flonr, 800 bbs wheat Al 900
bushels; corn. Al 600 do oats, 3.4OO do.
BUFFALO, Sept IL. 1876.
Lake receips-FIour 80 % bbs corn 1880 bushels;
wheat 1i,2uO bushels; l4.SUo OATS IL 300
rye. 2f0J do Cnnai shipments dcwater $3.50
bushcls wheat, 1870 do 24OU do barley malt,
4.NO do To the intorior-None. railroad shipments
Flour 10000 uos wheat 200 onshels; corn. AGO do
oats 80 do rye, 2,4ydo Flour firm advance
per boil nil grades; sales, LOO bbls. WhcatA fair
nand Tor spring; sales of 900 bushels Wisconsin spring
81 49, L. 500 bushels Northwestern spring private terms
Corn good demand lrm prices safes
900 bushels No. Ut o1sc. 2Uoo do. do $4,000
do, arrive. 81 10, 900 sample at sOc
Kansas, the track 53c. Oats-Nohing doing; light
inquiry Kye aud barley not quotable sales Seeds
Prices unchangcd timothy good inquiry clover quick
Pork only moderately active quotations same
Highwnes nomnsly 81 IL for city make; light in
quiry Canal reighs firm at 5Ssc. for and for
wheat snd +l4c. tor barley New York. tolls included
The New York herald., 1876-09-13
BOARD OF HEALTH.

At the weekly meeting Of the Health Com ners
yesterday tho business transacted NANNY OF rou-
tine nature.
The following is tho weekly report Of DR.. Magic,
Deputy Register Of Records
During the week ending Saturday September O.,
500 deaths were reported IN this CITY, being decrease
of lO4 as compared with The number OF deaths re.
ported the preceding week and 22 less than wero re-.
ported the corresponding week Of lSI5 The actual
mortality for the week ending September 500
which represents an annual death rate OF rs So per
l,OoC persons living, the population estimated a.
LOCI, 236
The following Is comparative statement OF cases OF
contagious disease reported this bureau for the lwo
weeks ending september o. lo76:--