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, 1876-07-28

,,ianot. ind sundries; schr Keepsste, Fe't pm
on eosni M prop Lowell. oRdeaaburg, IL ~ II t0
eorn' eon ~ aso ~, 6s' M Mno; sehs T. A. MaseA iott ~,
llstbor, sun,!rIs? stmt Cht.Ee %1t, %sSft;,1n Benton
ssls agplcs, {, brls whisky, RI batna broomo' u
h1op Lsppest T. Whlts Lake. snndries; prom nc
yills, Il, 500 bu wheat; prop Emprs stats nntost.
10. n ao9 By corn, l. $50 bril- hour /. S66 6paaa, ~
7sna aoo br!s eorn.meal 134 bags asx.tee,l. n|a
s:Innd1tlss stnr Huron South Haven, 10 br1s sn4
nfld Pnrk, brl beef md snndrloa; hsrk aGoat, Gt,
nInFl nnnslo, d. o22 bu corn; prop d. =: n.,st ~.
sundtlts echr Abatro.s, red Kiver. VI brl!5 I'D
aehf Scotia buffalo 90, 900 hu com; pran }sSt;
ado hnaalo a. 600 bu corn 500 bris dopr .oS; H.
Hnr,!sona' E;c o. 600 bu corn; schf u. Ii. opfaF
, 1876-07-28
Goof Gonnty ct ten4s s.....-..."..*1osH
Vcht rask ot. tohds. .....,,...,,,,..... ..,t,.
FGrth CHICAGO p 1t. bonds {ftncnin
And faHrtat.
Atkkd.


10 taA ReAl&F1 ASS61d43 fff94
new YORK, 1nly T.-Gold opened and closed
at 1l1E, With saies In tho interim At 111a. Car.
rytng rates. MSb1. Borrowing nat
Governments wcfe fraction lower, but closed
stesdy.
Railroad bonds wers weak.
6tAts secutitca wsre steady.
Stock speculation was lrro Ut the opentnq, but
soon afterwards tho coal stocks suffered another
decline, Ahich carried down tho general List. Thu
roads, Delaware, fsckawanna q wcstesn declining
ssy I'D ~ " sa sSe tns .St s''
g. Pas psesa e ',Ssit asnsa asasfs oa so S
from toA to :ax, prefarred from tIs}f q aSW,
2aX 10 2lH, Michigan centrsJ from 44H 70 dJi,
Western Union from !o.l to bDE, Hannibal = ";
dowh to sSa At The @ second p Soara there H wss
in Delaware, 1.ackswann. i We;seins w
dividend Of 81 per cent on preferred stock, paya.
I'm s os1 o q H. sis,Fcd until Sent ID ho ncs
r'cnt for the BlE months ending With juno lIht,
submitted 10 tho Board, uhows balance Of earn
!nre, after paying operating expenses, interest on
bonds, and dividend on pseferrod stLc ,of g. i20,.
The eloring hs1f-hour OF tho market was marked
BY great wcakNess. and very unsettled ftcling,
md, In the dnal dealings, Lake Shore and Western
Union Telegraph uurc forced 10 suecumb, Lake
shoro selling down to b24 and Telegraph to COY.
The coal ntocke wcro much doprcAacd, and Mlchl-
The Commercial says: ''St. Paula afe depressed
BY Tho Questionable policy OF declaring dividend
1 ooo sbare, Of which
9,000 were Pacific Mail. 1900 Western Union,
8. 200 Noethwes.eFus, 20. 600 81 Pauls 70, coo
Lake Shore. G, 900 Oh!oe, 16, 600 Michigan Cen
tra!. ~, 600 Delaware, Iacknwanna i Western,
and 4, 900 New Jetscy Central. -
MoEsT market casJ; 1Hba. Prime mercantile
paper, 314.
Custom receipts, $24l, 900.
The Assistant-T Treasurer diab1raed $3.50, 900.
Clcarlngs, $l3, o00, 900.
, 1876-07-28
PROTEST AGAINST H0RSE-RAClNG.

EvAsav1IIE, ILL.,, July 25.-We whose names
are subscribed to the protest attached reoucst
you to publish the protest, either with ths
names In detail or mention OF the number. A
you please. protcstants, In Protestant land.
wo uish to exercise tho same right the Pilgrim
Fathers did, IN protecting againat growing NOR.
al and spiritual evils.
WnzasAs. THERE'S IN our midst an evil th.t ii
drawing ont sons and daughters our neghbors and
tses carnival j. .ls la:t TssS q WY ~ ae
oyerthrown, to thsir hurt; and
WM.Msas: Th!s s.rayat foods orr vllssu and
sS%mgny sps %s s.efy sTi ihw pds
which three prooesd every evil work and Iniuence;
" WuzasA,. Six times, afts, s1x .unm.,, /, v,,,,
the Lord beautifully blessed thia land, hsth thia
stencil ascsnded frnm amongst ua into The noatrlle
Of Jshoysh. in place OF thalaksgiying and praise:
foW, 1hsrtforS. In tue nRmc Of our beloved
md boaeoeh Ill BY telr hopo II salvation. 70 eIssi
Further, Ia iovs, 1e.1 wo safnestly bosesch tao,.
iii. earnivs y Tie ioyo you bsar yoar ehiisass
burn 10 come Out Of tfds unelcaa thing, bsturs III
a.; }5:5 S;is $s !: "a; s;s hss. ks'ss s, " ss* 0''
X. II. barnes, Iirs. Jas, Lynn.
Joseph Hurt. 7. ". Preston,
NJ. +. Hart, Faith Preston.
r. Q. Dupeo, John Hart,
y. A, nupen, Matilda llsrt
j, W. Langley, Ella Hart
N, II. Powers, j. IL Price.
John II, Hills, Daniel ChapnAn.
C. g. Hignor, Emcliao Chapmao.
A. A.. StKn0F. James Wlta.
Jacob A: Dnpass Mn. j. While,
Charles PsatL +, Il Qoodenov.
James Lynn, Noplep il0re.
". h Manu-, L4ella liove,
II. 3. Msnn, Jepnts Eyerham.
A. Il. Ps&sl A. II. Daylason.
Jospnh Alcoru.
, 1876-07-28
AMERICAN CITIES.
NEW TORK,

EpEc1a! Nspatek 10 JAs TFikua&
H1v YoIx, July 17.-GruiA-Low grades Of aoft
spring wheat, 1l2o paF ba lower with light export
acmaad. mainly to oil pressing fsgIsht euxaasmsn1,
gooa " prime parcels steaay. with snail sapply and
limited lnQa'sys winter wheat remainsd about The
asue Vita scarcely anything doing, ss,es Of no. Goo bu
n soesio for No. Chicago. s2Gts4s Tor No,
Mllwsukesi Vse4tsl.o2 for No. ChlcaSo, sa297o
for September No. 3Ailwsukest 41.lsQsl, II for No.
spsiugi for prime No. SeboTKAn H. 10 bid aad held 1t
~; Inytaic4 spFing IT Bao3$l.i3. Nys dul 1t 500
, 1876-07-28
PORT HURON.

Spfcfd1 DlepdlcA 70 IAs 1l1buNS
Ponr Hunon, Nlch,, July 27.-Dowv-Pron,
sanllac, Quebec, Wonona, Europe aul cousort.
Elm'Fa nnd basges; achr ]. r. Donson,
Ur-Props auook. r. Chambcr1tn, Marine CITY,
Benton. Vienna and COMFORT Superior and con. con.
t951 sshrs FC5t h1ssfs n espto r. J. King
Stt1asy y 1%ne f'canaba
ponr !1rNoN, Micb.y July gill p. m,-Dov,
-rrop Holland; schr Annie W. Foster.
city, Sovereign, ruf'er spd Iarges, isus. Ae1 Sn1
balges; schra st. Joseph, MassIIleH, Aiico Rish.
aras, 9. g. Tsu.upf, Nassau, Now Dominion.
W1ND-south, Gento; weather ane,
, 1876-07-28

sum'ner.c4rrd aoats Were quoted nj UA@g1<o fof
boxed a!Iuuldtrts 9H94fu tor do short Flbs, p}tDu
f.. o. T. tgna e!st.;, aS ~ d so5t c!esl:t gHaoS
tAndat t1@la1c rsweet rtekied kans; Nd III for
boxed lonK:cut hama. liaeu1 hams about 3(SdlS}{c
,uFfdxt-Wts quiet u 6saA8e{ sale vas MAds Vi 100
pkR1 brown It tAc. ~
BEEF rftDpuCTs-We.u steady md quiet at slo7s
6SllU for neast $lI.104s12tO 70 for extra anss: sn1
41tl. .utsj1t u for hams. ~
7ailoto-11 quoted 1t 6S8Xu for clky And 7Gl1o for
country lolA, atcorl1nH 70 condition. "
, 1876-07-28

lAb ipLoWlHK luelIuuouu Wcso ule1 fOf record
Thursday, July "a:
CITY PROPERTY,
OEden ~, 4 Q Of Wa.hlngton st.nwf, 89fttc
alley with bnttdlnRa datcd .1uy le..+....,,H roo
weat 1tandoiph 4, 80 4 Of Sheldon II, d I, ~
1i33 t.tO II. with building, dated Feb at..,. Aun
Ilaatcd It, B8 II Z Of ThiEty.tlird IL VII Y4x
lzth T. dassd M June HI; 1,soo
,aa1 r VII xh \ b4,i!l9ss. il a:iea March 3g: 400
so14 = ~ slls{ t.tsd !Mly 1aooo
~ 3;io q Il q dstsa +, Try i l2.uo
pssx isWs % i. Nv ear II Rois is.sac1 iii; 1850
c4so lH7ert E!s1l3g q, dated July 10
PafE ~. 70 - Of Oakley Nv, I, 2oxlOoft,
Ts p1o1n!lsa Eo. id North Dearborn Il, dnoj ''e''
sy Jaiy r. s,7oo
angular t0t. llJ331130 <-tOI6a It, dated July
13,ooo
ulLka VI TllH pOuRTsHOUsx.
Eentworth ay, near Flfty.sccona st. vi, 21x
liz T. dated July 29 .....:..........."...... 500
Tho pre- mlses No. Langley terrace, dated,
J
, 1876-07-28
COMMERCIAL.

Tho following were the receipts md shipments OF
tho esdlng articles Of produce In this city during
tue twenty -four hours ending At o'clock on
Thursday morning, and foTthe corresponding time
last year:
, 1876-07-28

NEW Yonk. Jn'y a7.-rhs package trade In Prints
active. and medium and dark stylea aold ia
llbefal amounts. Manchester, Orieutal Psetnc; and
Americln dark prints are opened u 10, Cotton goods
quiet except cotton nanhels, which weso Ia good
demand. Woolcn goods weto In far request. Foreign
1oods wRfH dull.
, 1876-07-28
THE CANAL.

Bn1pnEponr, ILL.,. Jnly 27.-Ann,vED-D. p.
Wright, Morris, 4,7oo bu corn; Monte chr1sto
eco brls tl0uE. >Fe'@
;. GtgAnEn-Legran1, Porn, 115, 100 lath, 7,oos
, 1876-07-28

f1TTanuEa. Pa. July 97.-Fetrotnum firm At IT, GoA
3.82N 1t PArkersi re1neG l7stc, PhsuplphiA delly.
cry.
tLa!ELAnn, q. 1n!y T.-petroleum nrm and
wAlta. l1u teat, i7MG. ' F'e"
, 1876-07-28


cH'oAuo.-Thoro was a good demand far x,.,,...
foon' and charters were reported for zoo. ono =
corn, making. Including the Vessels taken WeIs..e
daT eYeu'ns. total Of 3a5 600 bu. one vs...,
"ss taken for IL, ooo bu wte.t. Rates ssss! wss
qnotab1c At 1hc on corn to buffalo. Man7 n, ~
arc unwilling 10 charter At these rates and i.sssss
namnSf q ssTsen ~ sse lying e y ts putt IT,
through. TolroekvlEc- 1fottio Wrii.e .o so!a
on p To K'nXston-Schr willie Kelcr, co,n nsM a.
To- Etls1rrepa Japan Arizona, and bsrr1.ss ~
MtLwAGREr, July au.-There did hot Anna, ;.
d 90 dany 'nqeiry tor grain ve'sc. to day on Ghanpt
aMa IN the Absenco Of engagements We n,ntt ~
tIIue 10 quote rates nominal al 2c On wheat ia s; TGn
sai9 ;4,,r saa st e. to nswego md KInF.ton. ''''
urcsanoca JH,[ [ .E,otsln ,., freights aro quiet and
g3stweso arc 4ac; to nuHslo, aXo; to Cleysiana
ItMS, ire Of clovatlon. The scllr blazing sta
0fwcgo. ''' ""eat 1ol
1iurTALo, July .5,-Ths only charter heard n,
per ton. Ao' o"
, 1876-07-28

NEW ORLEANS, July 37.-CottoS-Demand gsir, and
market hrm and unchanged, sales Of $50 bales, ra.
deipts, net, 81 grut. 10, stock. o,23s.
, 1876-07-28

AuKvss. s,Gs1s n 81. September sod ii 4sIssse.
osH yese es.ier, seng At 2o3io for August and aoh
GENERAL MARKETS.
ALC0HoL-WAa stckdy at s3.7l.
DR00M-CORN-The market Ia very dull, Western
manufacturers arc buying small lots u they require
thcm' otherwise shcrr u tittlo inquiry, Tho recent
In this Stats NOD favorable reports continue to nr.
rive from ksnssA. letter from the Mohawk Valley,
N. staea that the crop thcro promises to turn out
well. Quotations; uarl, 7asc, modium and No. !
hurt Bde7c; good medium brush, 3S{&o1Sc; common
d., 4Nadc, fair tnaidc Qad coye1s StaAo; Inferior
8Qa&c; crooked, 7&5c.
DUTTEn-rsices Of this etaplo showed nuite n much
strength ~ On tho earlier aar Of the week. tho appy
koopLoR vtthn the demand. Tha cool weather OF Tho
part few days hsa witnessed improvement In tho
quality Of ths offerings, hut the receipts stfil largely
consist Of low End medium RradeS for which theru ID
40 outlet II ever lie. Va repeat our ouotatIons,
choleo 70 fancy yellow. 2l1a5c, medium 10 guod
kTAdeA- 1a1iBc; Inferior To COMMON, lI0lsc.
bA0GiNoETherc only limited inquiry for bur-
taps and gunnte aad tho quoted reea being freely
shaded oa anything uks fAF sflsrs, GTAin boss ara
meeting With fair and growing demand, and show IN.
creAalnE sxoaEth. We Qnotes Btark A, 2a4o; Peer.
tcss AA- z3]4cs Lewhton. $50, Aontaup. 25c; On
tarto. 23cs American A. 2oc. A1noskcag 700: Otter
Creek. 2od3 burap bags. bu, l41locs gunnea snpte
i3ls114kcs do. double, 2322to.
CHEEsE-The cheese market had no new features
Trade remains without much animation, and prlces
Ss SGSa 70 nest
" ts fsfss :' ssrs e SS:nso
~ = ~ s3's; e 1ss 1E:ssss
gIds@Frssd iots % Vera % 4uotea '' q; l:aiaSc. Ind
FiaMTlofe i. coatinuod scarcity Of ia. msckerc,,
en4 rathsr short supply Of GOD a1to reported Lake
81 NS NSlcT!eS saS
s.; IA K;asIi, ist!J HssssSs;s US
Sss:.i :Sss!s
sh, 81; LabrsdoT crfins. spt Hill 81 Wa7 eS r.
g. o ts9sss1 ss,s,als 5si4sx 5 bi
s'nGH RHu1s 11 XIII p 1Hs-nu,0e., ,o,,,. or,.t w.
ssg!sna bo%x Isst.esea g Saase
a:iSs;s: sssHs ssi,og A. M ..y: ,ss,.s. gs
isSff NJ; III
H!7g
lsl7o; tiaukhsrfes, 0asc, rssp6afrlea 2sa3oc pit.
tsS sIFtise4s sssifa; 3ss 1s,,xo ,mona.
@ Sss'aSs 'a9sssSs Sss s.S S;s
in siea ipy aad .lox rtecs bslak ;e4esaIs TSrS Tho
,sseS e e ,a st
.ss NJ; 3. s:s
Ss1 d. n btF Sss,
&; @ :SSSs' s,as ps' S's'
W. ii Sis' ss: n:is
s,ft71i ,Mfs7x11lauso0n. e'aaa' Carolina 7ses lsals'ias
o so'S3n iansy 9 9 xsoa 70 Prtm9 e. PA
, 1876-07-28
vst he wheat, that shs grain Il eus Of condition

svef ths wheat that Tbs grain Il ont Of condition
IN Duhato, New York, and other ejtlts, aud that
thef"foto II cannot be depended upon hcsc,
however good II may appear IA bo. This u
Tho atsumsnk added 10 whtck 10 tbs sta&ene
that The CAIeaSs warahoussmen ara obsylng ma
eplstoay toquest Of tho country lAss 10 hsr swset-
neAst 70 "t1Fn nvsr and esllea." To balaacs al
this we have The ASSURANCES Of wheat. .holders, IN
speetots. and wArshoneamen, that thu vheat hors
70 a'' right, that extraordinary caeo was take& In
Inspecting into store, and that II will not b out
81 Condition herr, thoukh OF course thess ia still
me uncertainty attending the journey 10 ths eca.
ooatd, which makes holderB unwilling 10 ship II on
speculation. and mAkca New York operators afraid
70 handle H. Between The two nothing IL going
out, and tho fenr ongeudersd wfdened tho Septou,-
Dor premium 10 SIC At ono tlms yesterday. whi's
In ordinary 5eat1 September Is at 4 disconnt a.
compared with July. Thsre Ia no reason 10 doubt
that the wheat now on sale contains q good deal
more watee than Il would have done bat for tho wet
weather OF |aat hssyes, and this tells on ts keep
ing qualities. 0akers dnd tho difference when
they CONS to turn the -four Into bread, and mIlier
dna tho dlaaFence when they essay the conversion
OF tho wheat Into dour; that, even II the wheat
can be Kept cool, II 10 nat worth va much 10 tho
manufacturer ~ II gathered In dry season. Dut
that does not provo that the wheat IL heated IN
atoro here or that II will become heated snd there
arc those who asscrt that the whole scare II not.
inK mere lhnn the teault Of 4 cAHcofted movement
on tho part Of two OF three proninent bears IN ae
press the market, which has recently CONS n1.inet
them to IN unerbsctrd nr,.ot rhr v,.Io,s ~.
n,ors to the cdect TINT the wheat viii b. held iii
inter tho August deliveries arc made, and then
posted, are undoubtedly a,l bosh, but they vs,c
not without their effect neyerthelcsa,
TIRE xAnKRrs.
The leading prpducc nostkot. vero ,rr.ontar md
neryoua erday. with a dec,ins in ths nrinc,,
pal dopattments. proyisiona and vheat hc,nv
heavy: whl]e corn and oats fe,, I'd. In evmcotbv.
though stronger carly, Tho trading VS. cbic1y
speculative, excepting corn, which was freely
tsksn for shipment The wssthor wa. dsmn. md
II faned little carly but not enoueh 10 pnake sny
great difference In pf|cos,
Tha dry. goods market presented ma fcstn,ea ma.
terally dtetont from thnss notrd IN IN, nrecsdino
days Of tho wock. Trads rema,ns on,nL A i. 10
bs expected ut this soason Of TIM wear and nr,cc.
are running along about steady. Jrnccdos verc
generally nrrn. Sugars sraln chow an advancing
tendency, tho New York morket moving un An ne
yesterday. Strips and moasscs ara strong in
sympathy. rrices for buttor wets ful,y suntainsd
under continued good demand Cheese remains
quiet and eAsy In tho dried -Yrutt and ash mar.
kc.a no changes were apparent Tho demand for
grain bags con..nuea 10 imnrove. and ,ohbcrx oo,.
, 1876-07-28
The Produos Markets Active and Irregular
Provisions Wcak-Oorn and
Oats Stronger.
! Dig Decline In Wheat, Owing chsay 10 Fears
Of {ts Condition.
FINANCIAL.

limited to three Yoars, and. roughly speaking. thAt
The limit Of this pTostratlon After the panic Of
1897 the recovery vas 10 far advanced in three
years that ths yeat 184l, Sumner states in
, year Of general prosperity, although
subscquently a,l tho ground gained was lost The
panic Of 1867 was fell for moro than four years,
,ut this extension Of tho suffering was due 10 the
threatening rortents Of civil war. observations OF
English panica strengthen the doctrine that the
community should work itselfon Of these troubles
IN three yeats. Tho severe panic Of 1917 whs fol.
loved by moro than three dark years. In 1861,
saMr Newmatch statos In q recent article In the
Poll Mall Gazette, there was IN active movement
Of capital into goods aud securities, attracted BY
their cheapncse. In England ~ In the United
stascs tho pressure Of the panic Of 1897
was not yis!bfy lifted for four years.
England was within tho usual period. The panic
Of 1879 was local to the United States. This pro-
rcss Of rcadjnstmcnt and liquidation began znmc.
dlats1y, and has been very thorough NJ the semi
annual reports TEE TRIBUNE has published Of
failures have shown. Business methods all through
tho country have been carefully revlsed, credits
have been cnt down. Moro has been done In tho
way Of economy. personal. and commercial and In.
dustsal, than could possibly have been expected.
Tho crops have been uniformly gbol, and though
immigration has fallen of, Il has been large enough
to adl immensely 10 the wealth OF tho country.
With no great failures Of crops, no plaques,
s. ms.s' o'aes a,., na'"oA' ~ e".asssopncs' tne
work OF financial scavengctlng that
must follow great collapse like that Of
1870 should now bo nearly complete. That such
san.a .o Tss saoo mas oeen sse 'esy sooa esi.
begun steadily 10 increase, md their returns Ia
SHOW great ee1n in tho amount OF eommoJlt,ee
s..a.x,.a Ht ~, "tH...,'s
though now nt their lowest point, Indicate, when
Interpreted by the heavy decline IN ait prices that
tho transactions the checks represent are On Tho
fncrennc Mott siCnt6cant ~ III N. .ccun,r,.Ha,,
-, e.,,,., mI ~. saia ~ .ne
Vi eap'.A1 ehu A1 tap'o eoh'e,:.on Mto iasest'
mcnt securities and commodities have be-
gun. Dut having gono 50 far, tho con.
tsas .h". .h.sa sph".'"sy ha. 'su o esiea'ny
!sdt tnsee years ncen more aosoluts torpor In
financial Anu commercial eite'es than lheto
~ sai6 aay. Conaaenee' that coy sentiment
without which full industrial health IL unattaina.
o.e' 10 no. ptceent' !. 10 not N slght. Among
NJ An nrn nj t,nttrr fao1tno tha 1snt, ~ stx,I, a.
~e --~"AA"6' .0S NNs.A ~ ss0bA'Iy III
, 1876-07-28
$50 for Westesn Corn opened thont 10 per bu bettor
hut costd quiet with this ayante lost and with hotert

Rorcra1ly dsposod to raaxo sala, Of tes too tu
* 4faslc for hot and warm Western mlrcd, H,s fcr
NOV YORK. tnapectfon Western mixed; hlGa4u for nm.
graded 'tearcr mixeds s4as7o for un9raded Wtatcru
mtret, Including high miroA and yellow, At 6A}S
6a7ot ssll mixed Al etf0sa}fc. closing a $50 for
prime. 0sts opened shout 10 better and c!osei dull
with tho adraucs oat, lae4 OF as oo bu at aoa4tc fo1
! mlxtd Western. and a7dsfDc tor Nhta do. -:
otfan Frei1hts-Duanesa very sua11t rAtes without
eh"nzes engn9emcno to Liverpool by stoam: oooo
bh krain At III per standard bu.
Frorfsons-fotk heavy anh much lower, With con.
tinued s!ow trade, salcs Of 200 bls nav mess On tho
spot at cloanE At s1o 4o and 30 brit thin
st eIB 2o&io<s. closing It SiD.2s At tho second CALL
for July. eio.oo bid and &i8 20 Askeds fer Auguas
$500 BID and sio.1o asked, for September
IS bid md sia aa afed fos October. sto u asked
Cut mtata In mo1csae demand At unchanged figures,
mtes steady. but without much ,raos Western long
eltsr quoted At 1oAc 1ard-Narket upaet and dtc!l.
edly lower, With - pftaauro 10 Eol futurcs eosinE
rather more steady, sales OF oUo tea primo steam
tl1.e' $500 IT, AuRnst At Si0.s74alo.Ds.
elostns u slo.ss 200 tca for septomber 1t siloso
fl.17x. closing at 31t.o7k
Sh1drs-Fatt1y acttve 1t further advance 10 a{2eo
for fafr 70 good refining. Quotations: inferior to
mon rranIng, 7kasKcs do fair refining. a4e, DO good
reaniuR. pa do prime rcnn.nE sAcs do centrifugal.
7,si'o'o- Steady. with moderate business.
Watsv-hnrket shadc nrmcr. With salcs offs hsa at
u NJ Resttrn A..oetasta nr<.s
satase. s!ms y1,E s;:o3e Aasa.t i 4s'saSsfi fi
ss! ssEsssss5 3aas 9:9Hf q i 7 .s:
II 33ss' S5:.5 !cSs| s::'i:
:ss $:;! ::sj{ ~;
Ss;s. ;:'s:
4'; IsSsst. e. 81 NJ NJ
, 1876-07-28

$50. 's.s'
, 1876-07-28
cRors IN NORTHERN IOWA,

Acoffesrohdeht, Writing from Acklcy, says:
VI presume It will be og {nterest 10 your PAPER
70 know ths condition Ut crops IN Northern laws
with teams to make my connections with cettsin
tEains. Wheat will not be over hnlf crop. Most
3f . will be good quality, though sonle Ia behicd
Barley much ectteF than last year In qualify. Corn
and everything clse aplendid. Weathor duo; apd
they arc all commenced aAsvezting."
FOREIGN EXPECTATIONS
received at the Chicago Customs July n: Fowler
Bros. !, 400 bags OF sal.. Dnties collected,
81, so. o..
, 1876-07-28
REAL ESTATE,

Tho following instruments wcro hled for record
Thursday, July "a:
, 1876-07-28
lisbursod $3.50, 900.


tcrilng heavy; GO days. ASS; night, 400.
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vouchers. would be withdrawn, and the dis
trict attorney would recommend . min.
nimum punishment. Under this arrange
ment Wilkenscn will pay the government
about $4,000, all the costs in the case and re-
ceive sentence of six months iDprisOn'
ment.
Probabilities.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
Office Chief Signal Officer. I
Washington, September 4, is76-4:3O r N.Y.
For the Gulf States warmer southerly winds.
and increasing c!oudine.s and falling barometer.
and possibly rain.
River and Marine News.
SOUTHWEST PASS, September 4. P. M.-BaroDe.
ter 20 SO. Weather calm and cloudy. Arrived
Ms,gs1F S'G RnSsrt
steamship New York, at P. NJ, Quick. master,
from New York. to c A. Whitney Co.; American
bays from Havre. in ballast. to Ocean, zerrega
:, PoKr EADs, September ,4-;wind north and very
light. Weather warm and cloudy. Arrived-Amer.
icAn schooner John McAdams, Smith master,
four days from Mobile In ballast to E. A. Yorke
Sailed Bark Les Ben File.
.S@eEvKPoRr, September 4-weather partly
cloudy: The mercury ranged from 75o to 9lc
River fell seven inches in last forty Ell yht hours.
v1oKssuRe, September - weather warm and
fair The river fell three inches. Down-Pargoud,
at s 7: NJ Ar1ived-Natchsz. ats N.
Mercury sso. Ar1ived-John B. Maude, St. Gene
We've and Cons Millsr Departed-John B. Msude.
CINCINNATI, September 4.-River six feet two
inches and falling. Weather fair and pleasant.
AIrived-ScheDck, from New Orleans.
PIrTsBuRG, September 4-River about three
ST. Louis, september 4.-AIrived-Cspitol City,
from vlcksburg. Weather clear and pleasant.
The river has fallen sixteen incheA 1t now
stands six feet six inches out to Cairo.
CAIRO, September 4.-Arrived-G!encoe, from
st. Louie at P. n. Departt d-Glencoe. for New
Orleans, at P. NJ. River fourteen feet and ris-
inv Weather clear Mercury $50
EVANSVILLE, September 4-River nine feet and
falling. Weather clear since noon.
LOUISVILLE, September 4.-River falling With
four feet SIX inches in the canal. Weather warm
and clear.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-05
A New Army Regulation.

Says Washington dispatch to the New
York Tribune:
There is great deal of talk among army
officers over single feature of the new
regulations which have just been agreed
upon by the board of officers who have long
been in charge of the revision of the regula-
tions. Congress, in it's closing hours, passed
. JOINT resolution prohibiting the promulga-
ton of the revision until further legislation:
but it is known that the long pending con-
troversy between the various Generals OF
the army and the Secretaries OF War in re-
gard to their relative authority over the
heads of staff corps is decided. The repula-
tons as now prepared take the ground that
these heads Of staff corps should report to
and be under the exclusive control of the
General of the army. This reverses the
present order by which the President, az
commander-in-chief. communicates with the
army through the Secretary of War, and
goes as far as it is possible to 20 under our
system in making the army independent of
the civil branch. This new regulation has
been submitted to several of the heads of
the staff corps tor their consideration, and
some of them have called attention in
pointed terms to its conflict with existing
laws. The controversy must now remain
undecided until Congress acts.