davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-08-18
REAL ESTATE.


ThaFsday, AHts. IT:
ciTy PROPERTY.
rauHa tt, 9 cir hE Emily II. " I. sori.s4-ta
-" Han aua: ~ =. I'D
y. .l1trt! tuE observation-disclosures l.lul
:s.e,lft datr! Aug a, ...........:,.... 25o
Htimcra a. III 4 " uf Western az. .IAI.i
sl!tl'ca ~. iDd n mt Centre Il. vi. .sxl35
II. with i!linrotrnltntt lated Aug t7..-.,. l,4D
WehstJl II, lsi'i II n VI tHk IL, VI Z, 4.4Itplk
win tall'i.mg,, t..! Any ya..,.....:.::::. Au0
1t. will HaiIhiHIs, dated AnE. la.....,.,...s 2,450
LarsahtS H. ~ Il y Ut nlvxDn IL y I, .ixlN,
llutliu, Il, IN, II = or Eusrnu Il, !" I, atxs1
J-Utt With bHlinEs, tlni1al AA.. l7..,,,t,, LIES
AIHnrt! ns. *4 n ~ Thlrty lint n, y /,
.st!:i II DARED Marels t...,....-.....r..,.. l.rp
WrYt WashlNt.'u p. ~ 1. Dtt W Ut tlahcy ii,
49, n T. lH1l.l 10 II. iatul Aug. i.,..,,...... 0UN
ThnHG 4, "! H. Vi FaylpF 1t, v {. 35Ai2J II,
lsssi'i !. u sHf Fowler Il, VII stsi;1 Il. '"'
n"Is,i. i. 'o Ii "i jiarE iiauE H. I, !ii
tiEl III II. hltt+i iAA:. Observation-Disclosures, Loo
lt4fAn ay. heAr Wa 1tutun H. Z I, 5U11tlA Il,
PIa!ri az. :.'itMpf Twenty .sixth 81. 1 I, Six
fHIIi. with !Iuitns lut8u Aug. ,7......... lDulJ
cEltrtnr. ~ Il Ut rnlk II. " {. Ilaha II. dat
u AnE- 3.CGQ
tuurft NJ EiTr LtM1rS. WITHIN nAbICs ~ 4kYKS
NILAs nY Tllk GOukT.MOEAE.
lF'IE tt. !49Hw vi Fills Ay- II I, 3uAs23tl.
Gall! hAtltlS, dated Aug L7,.........,,.& COCO
, 1876-08-18

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.sraso ss 1T st "ss' s'pf ss : :s,s f5 Ss
s re.. 1T ' srSts Is a: ~ :Sasts's
lemen> xtu,Dl2.tU her bot; ora',as. A'o&a'n
Hs e ,.4.ss "; n, H. ,ss
" s.ss as rs4a e: s ssoa H. & III sr tys E
.,atxz zr'aosoon. o.taaNc. Carolina. 7ascs louisiana
eflat;!-o: & Java: f;sssoe. j.ss. 10: = 9'.ey;c:
ssis; Gotta i:lsi's'Sss3i&s' a.fa
~ s ~. ,es, crushed po.ss,;
SSss s; s$s sssss liz q S;ss i:
sof,sil,un tu. a;ftsV4c.
f :ssa tssa;sSst s s''P: s5ssi ansa ss
s!ra; ss; srtra a. S s,;s. Sos Hsw
sGnS 70 sssa S'ss ia
as4s's, teSsss i7s}ss: aSsmss:. sl.issis cs;:
sss; vii. s,@es s s, sss hs.
wv sasse Rs.;ssis V" sst isi,isa Tsss ss!ssss.
:ss:i s :. ne ss SsS 81
si!t II saassas g. sr5s1 Sse1 S1 d. a%steS;
uriG9a prNisis: s1:W K ~ So @ d. g. son1 ,. ..,,..
q H.! @t s ~ sf?s:
eGS sfs eks f0r .a' se sriss; In
ppas III ! - ~
:t sa, s'sr fs$ 'sss:; 81 ssss sss es.
1teGM aatM EPt tHc; s5c. couh!sy ssset ststn
9n n.ss Iss itd ~ sJ ip M'A GA!.
WiSks@Werc Jul, lid derlIne1 IL from tic
x saa ~ Sssa e s. 81 III
'og 'oggif,re ,r,-, ,r,c. o,d u,ch.oc,d y.v,.w Ian.
hsYe tereS ~ hrnMsr nnw ~ f1r.hcn ~, III ,[ nc['
@ III IT, t9sna apd rsss sSss S rcnor . i sa
esrnIg , hne Mesg,M Gp @ a.e stan!snR. eat u
thms @ eae ~ 4 lsnps'nsa. p - W
Msn.as. r. un nv ny thnseN uass
, 1876-08-18

10 tae E<&t<rn Assoctatsd fttn
NRH9 YonK. Aug. 17.-taoll steady; 111sm
111H. Currying ratea, l@2. Borrvvlng, ", !,
and INT
Governments were dEm.
R1iiroAtla bonds wcrr strong,
sta.o securities were quiet, except Tennossccs.
which were better.
The chief topic Of discussion IN financial circles
to-day waa the proposed resumption Of scfunding
operations by the Trrasnry.
Stocks wero dull md lower, with tho coal shares,
81. panla, md Michigan Central notably weak. The
atate.asut Ut tha st. panl earnings ahov reduction
Of SO, GOO for thu second week in Auguss and
9fo, GOO since tie lat OF tbs month"; Transactions
70 day wer0 about III, lOO, Of whch 400 wore
Western Union, 4, coo Eor,hwcHtcr,s, Il, COO st.
lnuls 7000 Esic, il, 600 Lnks sliore q. 500 Mtct-
tgan Central, lnd y. 900 Delaware. LacGuwannA l.
Western.
paror, lGti.
1'hu Assistant Treapurcr diahossed SOL, coo.
Customs r1refpts, *1ON. co.,
Gil ttfftn NTH
, 1876-08-18
COMMERCIAL,

fhe following wcsc the recell,ts and shipments Of
thr lcating articles u produce n lhis city during
tho twcMty.fonr hours ending ut 7 o'clock GU
1hnsxlay morning. aud fos tho co.fcspuudtn:
tlmu iAst yrar:
, 1876-08-18

Iosnox, Aug. 17.-censula, money. and ac-
const, ID 7tht; nas 101G; '07s. 1UDta; l0.4Us,
LIT, Gx,; uHw 5a t07ti.
Nuw York Eentral. nj; Erie, It'll; preferred 81.
PANS. Aug. II. -ltrnteH, 1n'lf i0c.
FN4HKronT, An: l7.-rnlteA statcs bonds,
NOW o., IUJH.
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW on.EsS3. Ans. l7.--t,ola, l1lH; sight ex-
s,sfIlas stcI,4aro, s' ha.E"r.' .''ai Ilii., 544H.
, 1876-08-18
LIVE STOCK,



CATrLE-sc,crs Lad TO to complain At tAe
courso Of yesterlays MARKET Under the lu1ueNce OF
faSoraht Eustrr, ,,,M continued light rccelpA
there wRs MI actsyc dtMaau ahtl = 1truns nlnrkuk
Huycr1 wcrc NUMEROUS, aad there genuine
cumpetltIon tlan have iind occnsI1n 10 noto foE
wceks. Hy comparison With last week. prices
yesterday vero good nc higher a rur,,i.
willie ln lsotated there wcru su!cs
at Hhi4Oc and evan 500 advaAcu, No oue, llowpycr,
sertns to have any chnlcnce In thu peru,anancc Ut
present prtccs The Chanccs thur weeks sup.
ply VII! fur excrr tho don1and, md that tla market
Will kctt1e stIk IL nearly whuru Il Wtuk aKu.
sAlcs Had rAngs " II. .2J4a l3l&. There were two
trht!strts A. tbs outside hYHrt vx, IN hcal y Nlrn!es&
Aidelns, and 1t heal by chn0.ar Hall Thu arrivals
ebrscg Dtd ch0lcs chlta tttSn either " kie rtc
cC.slIx aAys " the week. mil there wNsu numerous
sAfes Vt k1.7N*4.Ri, Tuxns thrItsh Ifslsra auld
Ea1f&a r. E,ta,rullM ut 5Jtskslat and krrx nl
kl7ah+2o. Tit market closed nru4 Will aIuut
everything iolh,
Choice Hteyea-FlHc. fat wEll.formrl 8
}c.t q ycuF uhl sttcIs, weighing .:An tu
satI -We!1-fattefc. stcGi1, weix ''u NV
InK .tkt IL aEI Iha....,...,....... 1. 4Gtl& as
Mctuln tifa1uI-Sttera In fnlF neHh, weigh.
ins kEa1 IN :5D 5Dns...........,...., i.014, rs
Nntrtlerx' SEurk-lonr To- fair stccrn and
laIlIitnli til chutts ruHs fur GltJ slaughter.
we!Eitnx Msito l. ,'D ~. ....... ;....: 2soSs. ~
Stock CaFtle-CuIlnon cnttlt, weighing alN
70 ;IfWns.: 2-GoaJ. 81
lta *,, .talAwsx .tcess...,,.......... l.fae. Is
TEtas-ThruuKE dt0te4. 1GhA 49, Il,
feal*-Iur lu1 D. 9.u>a IS
, 1876-08-18

On tho street there Is scarcely anything doing,
ard rates arc nominal rs hcretofora al 4 per cent
n,,,l upwards.
New York exchange continues weak and asoop-
tpc. few aales wccu rct,urtel u, NC per g. 001
nsymtun hut The more ,,sl.l n;nrc WIS rur. Con-
s,t,csrbIe lots could not b. disposed Of above that
6rurc.
,rb,. b,n,; clcnrtuae wcrc Ga pOO, 900.
oulcAoos DEBTS.
In the tAlIlc OF Inc dept o. a'l'teua s'.,ue
ltshed LII this Column yesterday n,efnlis tne aen1s
n, nj. r,ty wcrr atn.1 IL be &.I, s1::t 1UU. The
n,,,r"s ~ ,"'. ~. 49, ,,.n,, ,on lorrc
ngNt.. ', ~ NV" wv 'eN ...... am m nm
Te Ely 'ehs '''''''t.. |sI1ius
n"ly ,y /: Il; : Il, III L 3.Vuu,uu1
'''"'"' wv ...-.-. ,--.
TvtHl ..s2t.uAUD
These urr the approximate figures. OF course
,n i,rsr, nv, ~ ,hr cnun,y bondy o,ust be laid
lhe s'rEcl Pu't " the 1"''',' '.' w .., H.,
hy Tie city. Tie ilnatiNE debt IL Represented ~
, 1876-08-18
DrsT GOODS,

NEW Fons, Aug. t7.-1ho print market VA, v,,y
active and tttons. With m upward tculoucs, nn N.
supply Gi't in rAt huns. Cotto, sops wore In ss,,
moderate rt1neAt NJ Unchanged prices. GInphan.
aFuss.yoodA shawla sktrts and +ery wcrr IN otr ID.
ihand Woolcn gOodf were rather ruet SILK I'D.
wcso quiet hut orn,. witt, decided upward look
, 1876-08-18

CLEVELAND, Aug. 17.-rctsolcam mntkct au,t,,
ssahdaft white. f1o test, la}sc cae1, car lutA
Ft1TshuEa. Pa. Aug. i7.-rnro,el,,n yrrv firm -.
higher: crude. T.: q, at rarkrr,s: ri ,aI.s
loo. Philadelphia delivery. 'E"'@
, 1876-08-18

lkyE uDHT. NJ, 3Het4.u1.
nrta-wna moderately active and nsmor. snles vcro
reported Of 50 tons ~ $40 u track and 70 ssto %
free OFT board carr
C.rn.msai-Coat1s Wa nominal Ut $3.50 per ton on
track.
wlEAT-was fe active. With little change In prtccs
from tho preceding evening" shunRh tho market ranged
nearly ic lowe. TINA the latest hErcs Ut Wednesdays
regular session. The Bflttsh markets were neglected.
with brilliant weather the English country markets
Hsty sty generally lpxsr md 49, No. Ynrk 80 du. while
eassas: !sSn I'D ~ s!i!s. y ths t:se
.sis @ viii ss,ssse, !;; sS!ss ;i;
sst Ss;s:s s :ss s*':
u aa nat shsw *s't @ no. Sa ssa. H. T.
I'd .o. ss t5s 5Rsse Hser. xSs: S: & Ste suss; s
Il HHyis Their VII ". ,nusi nagIry tor shlC,n.st,
ss's ssq
Saf. Sesss
easns css lie msn ~ ~ ~. T.
5 s 4 S ,psdas s 4 ;ss asS a
s3 ;s sas:as e s. asS T.. 4 Y q
tt4H TIC .n.,s n r. cest5sl NJ 9u.'ie II r. c!sy; and
81 Ss sz tfRass ty local
e s ~ Esfs 'tss &C. Sas; ssns Psfs !. Fesss s
u aseS: I'd saS II q + siass,: il f5ec sssri
~ hishe. .han TIC previous even'nR. IND o lbove thu
III eefla saa
. 81 tSsfR: xss .a sSa e9s ss w. IT
e Pfsi ID
Vi
5 Ed s sce ~. T. xs c2 s.isn Syss
S,s s ,eaI G r .Hf % xSSa sHae 4 = y
ss,lssa i Ss! os.sI: seif? sertla!ssr cesasd IS E Y
t5ss4s md elasea 4 IKE secr tIetohcs 1sot i
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%s4s tsos!ea s ae s5f M ii iii sea t9 :. :s
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a. !ssS sss;;s ;i : i, Tss Sssgs: !siss!: ssS
n ss5ss osS:,ss %s!s rss:,:S
sesstaS;ss seesss 4 ne .ax.ass .'!ssass e"ns',e
ss ni ~ sa" sT
speculation uits it new oa;s begin to eo,na forward
S:s ill.,; sss
ss III srss$ ~ ts,s SsEss SS:; s;s:!sx
7ss r. ,s,.s.s 7; s;,,; = Sss
& q E. ~ .,sS an Bo.tj \ g 4 sI.iS saa
H. :s n.y. r. sI'eE e:sff sf's*
xsss @ 6y '.ais II III Il
Way sieslne she!e eaaef usn tle previous aisor
Ss y 'tssS s!s " :ss
ss H. ss.ses sa.eaasauS tss ~
nRSs i;lspa Elssn.ps ". nesea 4 ~ Without AZ
, 1876-08-18


worth % much rs thu wheat fn othor houFcs.
BoLttoQur-BT oNH WHO IS POSTED.
10 port or not to post, that IL the question:-
Whether 'tls better that tho trade should aafer
1,y slinstng round our cooled wheat in September;
Or " take stsnd sRniFst it, puor condition,
And. bT opposlne. stop II. 10 ppst-t'accsut-
No morc:.-aud by that act 10 say we end
The nuttetncs and the thousand Loud comp(s.uta
pf wheat in store. Ii It a cousumuaa&ton
Deyoutly TO be wishyd, Or wout4 II bc st!ll rossu
1,hnn to hold on? Ave, therr's t,c rub.
FOR In that postcd wheat what loAs NAV cnme
Toxt,ckon "carr,crsr at slx cents pcr uoash.
When W. have ulut}cd oil this hoayy coll
Mnat rive us nause-
Wherefore, ,pe pauso-sor d rcu,y,
ri. MAnxEra.
nh. tr.d,no ,,oducr rnnrtct, wer. r,.b.r a1ov
vc,tord,r. cxecnt In rom. md r,1at,yciv ...,av
win 1ttir chnurp in the rcnc ri, avornpc ~ Dr3..
thouyh nnoyirjuns woro casie.. and rruin a1m'
,rhs ~ wns l,,tte fhat IA now In tho .,tnntion The
rorr1n,a ~ rnrn u,erc lnrvc nnd At n,hor ,rni,,
l,vht willis ,hcv xetr c1rrrird bv tbc .t{nncnt..
,rhc fnrcfrn marketa uerc dul) ali n,nnd. win
ac,r,c,v snourh doiny tu ts,xh,ish nuotatIout.
1,rrc nr,ntj+Jc, ~ v,t, irh,.tr c,rn, ciporc yo.
trrdav for TIM Enst
.Inb,crn ot dry.rooss seem wc,, o1e,sca with TIM
~. -, 1,cr.cs, thv a.rnr, ,n,, ,hn,r. 1n.,
r.aroc,s N. m oc,tx1 nnd f,,rJv ,,o.n.r,,. 81,
tr.a Ar. Isi,r yr,.Inr h,1,bt.r mi IN. ,ni,,,n..
~. honcfu1 and ch,arfnl a" st,anc, :, Allan.
,,1rt. t N.tc ya. tho ,,nIv rhoreo NJ
rh. 1rocrx ,.r,ct WA ,v,tnn". ch,ne,, IN ~ s,,.
S w n-,'., - ..a,."m !" w. r..
d,sn,synS rrt,. a. n,,rh .tt,rstt, :. l., ~
ssss =, 49, ,oa,, doa rrn,,s n,, w. .As AZ,
,,o,,,,nn, Thn Gah ,n,rpct ,ru, ,nlat NJ nho"t
"...a. ,,,,.o. i. ,,a ,,,.,s,n i.,1h.s ,.., s.,
,.,,, ,a...,s ~, d."1deI ,1,a e".. ,n.,. d..a,,.a
ol1s were quoted auivt With Hricss RANGING tb. tbe
..... -. 49,, a.. h,ta.s rh.., ,.as .".s.s ~
, 1876-08-18
PORT HURON.

5psE1Q1 UJpu1tA % 1H4 7F16IHE.
Ponr IulsoS, Mich., Ang. 17.-uowH-ProFs
Venom, J. lsertschy, Westfurl, Chamberlain and
taw, Gnterpsiso aud coasort, A. A. Turner ard
hatscs; schrs Ktn,ban, GoAhawk, corscx, Axoy.
Rusxia, W Cow!e anil consort. Lincoln nnd com
sott; sehrs J. 4. richards. City u 1'uwas, Col.
lfutAway.
WINn-southeatt. Epntla; weather flnc.
PnH1 llrnDS, Mich, Aug. l7-1 T. u,,-I'oNN
Props tlusbsr, italloke Clinton md consost Ea'
ma ThetlouH aud harges, Mary l'EInsls and barsts.
ul-Pfops Idaho. Wascriy, Yosemite atd burset.
uttts and cun.uEt, Eaat Saginaw lnd bar.cs; usiua
q. j. McH3l, Mugvdc.
WtaB-NoFlh. genttu: weather dne,
, 1876-08-18

meas Teff oaoteo M A. ,4e s LET TT
fos 90 icnx clears o..aAe tor M % sho!' elesss a.e
trrnnis; l1Ssl:Sc tor sweet trCKlfd hams: and l1N
tttiHc for boxca lung clIt hann. Gattn hama about
IJkstai4sfc. ..
short Eitr seller Novtn,lee sud December, wnro
nn.lna at hc. and 3ouE and short gieaf1 delivery.
Grsnsr Was qutot nj 5kaac.
NEEF rtsOfb(CTS-WGrt steady Ruh dnIet At $40. 7S
All.W for n,cAsi s1L7thla. u for eItfs nicsa; nhd
SIT. tAtlat no fnr hRhin. 49,.
7hft4- quoted At 71f19c for ettJ, aud 7tt7c fot
county 1ofS, according to SUlhlftuh. - .-..
, 1876-08-18

TU1tl'ES'rfSE,
WtLatSdTo". N. C., Aug. t7.-sprits n ,urrentt,,
atcudy 0t 2B}ac. '">1l1
, 1876-08-18
expenditures In detail ~ compared with the year

Sihcc afnFth !. fS' tic principal OF tllt piellc
J .ay'ns o se'n sefcst 81 sl Ths a.ze. r
reduction na,ic in the pnhlic debt In any year
wns In lh7u. whcR the reduction waa4 o. OH, tlnl,
Ant! tho lowest WA IN lH14, when the reduction
TMs NSt ressns N ,Ee ,
Tint rot thc Inst fiscal yeAr.- Co,rttponds.es Fhu
adetpAln Ledger
sUccBssrUL OPERATION.
The correspondent Of the New Yosk World gives
Che following tacta In rrtasou to tue 'rcnt 1,car
In bonanza stockA:
The LEADER NJ Jnnrs I, Keen:; xho came to Gait.
stone u oat,1 a Hesnatot in .,nt war, lle also
Msser roEcfs when they aid not stc 10 &c Snnvn n
gaSsns iEsn.astS1s tn Toa:y Res9e / wnr,! M sl4
ois,stsr @ IL Aan raaslseo I'll. spctaa sicns rs o .
lo4 involved. Ills raid The bonanza sucks NAs
male ~ mime p0~ef n tlic hiArke hnd hc has car
H. 81 IL n
the nina. and lin tnn tie co,!r.r of tle iisMks
dwnwa;d n r. " Pxsr h.; d.ctnde istssty nrsn 1 Gss
- - . f. :a'fS$ e:'' + -
H. t. !ey s1r sG so t. : w x g H rs Vs. fos
lid oiIil.n NO, ID hrasen an sartl to rnven liz
S @ II SE*ss e H.. sopa e1s
I'LL 's ..Is. sfks sss; IL
oif1 y seen n 81 iss.t a|a1asd y shs !nia:
Wrt !. tha eondiin of ths i've min,n as eaen n.ib.
aaySy af ia'ers.ed II niins ind NJ rrpoTss So.ss.f
atterii.s WI Mi frslcncc lnlssa ascomranied BY
roMcr il. usE Tho fae III the 1inlInlshe puIust ot
, 1876-08-18

Lumber frHafa Rre dull md cnty ut a71c8S no fnr
Muskcaon IT urhnd Haven, II. l3,S for Lndlngton.
~ Tor MAu1stee mad 81. q for Menoutns. or
Alrenn to Chicago.
tbs Wholesale market *aA very quiet the Offerings
being too Insignificant 10 attract buyers. Ont OF tltco
caFEoch Tying 4, the decks one sold early. ror.
ton OF tue ect 10 nuw duo. hut Huod many satps
reported 10 hare hccn matte TO arrive and Il ii dlcut
u estimate nov large fleet will atop 1t the Market
lrscps wc1c lst1c etrr tlnn nominal At s7.537 20
for piece stun. salala.in fur common ircll mud
$Ip nt9lJuJ for fair tD rh0tcu Inc Lnth werr tlut.
80. ..- ~>~
At the yards trae n tnprortnE md deaters generally
arc 4lsrnstl 70 ndlerG t9 quntaons. titi lumber Il
sfaIy Il not hfn end tt,t. nfer And fcu
Tosor!e1 u II principally 0u THO cotnuon grades
, 1876-08-18

CntuA Aau.-Frclghta were quiet and steady, md
soms carriers considered tho cor, rate 10 iufato
HhAdu tirmcr, vessel wAF chartered 10 load At
blatant house At 1aGc, the gnin oser tic old ra,d
(lHcl being uloro tllah enough 10 pay thu extra
charges for towing. The charters were: 70 lIuf-
falo-Fru|'A OMcIda, Nebraska, and ScotIa corn,
through rate; schr J.. ". ununc, corn nt 1aic. 10
afternoon nchr Lady DuiIefin. WHEAT ut Hanc rate
Capacity estimated as LEU, 900 bu corn and :} UeO
bu whtMt.
prprAi.o. Aag. 16.-Chsttcrn: Cant. George
". !sonc reports schr Ida A. Keith, conl to Nl.
Waukeo, SIC per ton. schr +. U[ttorsl, roal "
Chicago, t0c per ton, CArt Il, Carllnall II.
ports barFo Harvest cnal to Detroit, 1c j,er tup
pETnoir, Aug. lb.-laso charters include schr
Adventure. wheat Detroit 10 1ufIA!o at 70 Ecs bu;
schr J. N. Foster, rock piuster, A!abastur IL Mil.
waukco at 5ac per gru.a ton free In and out; fcat
Arctic, stavca, Dsssnlt 10 Nu!fnin, ut S. III On
piFos, otacsa in prap"stlnn; EcAt Unreols, t.rk
plaster, A1alhstcr to Milwuukcr, nj Csc pet gnrs
Ion, free tt and nut.
M,LwAuxtk, Aug. l0.-Therc was nothing ,,ons
IN Kratn fretghta today, and rAiea trua!u nominal
ut previous lgures.
CLgyElASD, Aug. 1G.-Frc'ehts wcre worry aulcn
yesterday, GHa unsettled. 10 Ehiclgo hGc Wns
offered. md t3Uc nskt4; tu Milwaukee,, doc, 10
nthtr !Ake porta thcrr Il nothing l0lhg OF my
cOnnt and for what litlu l1letu Ia lhu rnes arc Isl
follows: Kingston, 81. 90; Ir.'ckytllc, Sl.2a; TaA
rnnto. o0c; Buffalo, 3:c; Nactne, tue. lrun urs
frefghts ars getting wofse. Within n few days
puht charters lIavo been n.ads fruna Marqurttu ni
L'AnHu 10 Lake Eria pusla at 81. H. md from
Escanaba at Uuc. Coal cuntMncs 10 atrivo in caIk
adorable quantities, aEd vusacaa use acarec.
, 1876-08-18

TIE CANAL.
nntpoEroRr, ILL.,. Aug, l7,--Ann,vnp-.ioka'
America. Lasulls. U, ,0ou bn corr; And.sw jack
son, Lusa.ie, u 500 ba rutn; Lilly, Morris. d,oca
, 1876-08-18
Very Little Business Transacted at the
Dn11ks Yesterday.
fhs Yrsds Of Kev Yerk~..nanan1a Stotks...TFtaslfT
Operations.
Produce Markets Less Activo...Proyis3ons
Again Easier.
Grain Generally Tirm-..A Good Export
Demand for Corn.
A Large Shipping Movement In
Progress.


The bankers yesterday l.at very little bnstness
tn do, mt, lcsutcd Themselves mninIy 10 folssa'
or other Enssp The currents Of tsn'lc arr na'tecf
hroah nor tlccr md It requires very little nnessy
or skill for rnch one 10 keep his craft clear OF
breakers and 1nicksanils. Country cnstontcfH mo*c
occasional calls on the city banEs. bnt hte7 Aee
neither large nor pressing. City dealers DO not seem
to care for accommodations, and easc IN money
n,nttcr. II the rnle al aruund Of conrsc, there arc
plenty Of penulc poor enough IN pnfso MI"
prospects,: but they do no like tho sound OF Inc Nv
lie word 30; and hence do not lnvadc the presence
OF baus Presidents atu Casheta. They arc walking
nuxously for activtty In bassncss circles hh
It L. III be hoped t,ht with the opening of TIC lali
trade their autic.patfons may bc realized.
An u.uaI. discounts to regular customers arc
made At pGt 10 per cent. Good paper 10 oil freely
taken by the bankers. -.
On tho street there Is scarcely anything doing,
a,d sntce arc nominal heretofore at per cent
mn. upwards.
New York exchange continues weak ana Troop
Ing. few Rales were rcrartel as NC per 81, ooa
Premium, hut The more ,,suel aGnrc WIS par. Con
e|csrtIc lots conld not BE- alspoBcA Of above thh1
GaNfe,
Thr bank ccnttngs were 81, ooo,oo
CulCAdo's DEBTa.
In tho tAlIc Of The dcbta OF different estirs pno'
lsleil In this Column yesterday morning. the dents
pt this city were stated tu be 81, :G:' luO. Fhc
figures are much tou largc. -
EuHty- s..-''''s''" srtSt1
, 1876-08-18
HhfnrAwh
RrrEA
iR71s | fsn.
Withdrawn from stnse during Wednesday for city

Withdrawn froto xtnra du r1np Hn1 ncsdny fnr cJtv
eonsuo,nttnn. i 1,p hu whsat, /. MI hu corn.
/. 15Y hi o,,. 7at In ryr.
Tbc fo,iowInr rr,ln m. ,csncct.d ,rtc stnrc In
mi. r,,y nm ,rhr,sdnv r,orn,nv. -, NJ ! sprtnr
ncors n . an N ,..-s " ,5o u ~, ~o.".,e',
So 1,s rhcs. IN ~ v,,lch .aro n.r,. n, eats nni
Il aoo hn hicb. .m.cd corn yss rars and ~ 1oo
nv M Ia e.,. rcu, nj r,, ,,o 1nn ~. All am
I'm rnirc,ca do, y r,rs M erad. f5,:l cnrn,. IN
r.n Wits oo,.' IN cars M. . do ~ cor, rc,.r,cd
dn 1 car nm c1ndc IN, o,ts,. . rar, M i ~. .
ra,. No. . In. . rar, NJ, har,e, r,r M pdo.
. rnr. M q IA. mr. ro,.ctad IN wntai ,ssa
cara, psn oo0 hu. rn.n.ctcl cnt. 9t te,a bn
rh+.t ~. ma Nm corn : m, hn oats ans IN rvc
xo3 In ho,,cv
N, iii that n IA m, ,,o.r,, n hnv r,,crtca
vhr.t In nj. ro,rsct md ,hn II n son,c country
.,.,on nal too a. .w,x rh.n., :, !. "a
MilvnuEe. .ua .nia thar =. NJ :, II ,lo.. mt
scam Ia te nos.bie hut thst /, whnt Tho fok. nv.
TN Hnor5 M rrsa. d1.natrh !, r,v,1,nr itcer.
hoh, l., ~, tn,..r.s. - u. ror,o,., .,a i.,,tro
M, &, cr,.t,nu.v va.+.st.. I, ,,ta vnirr,. ~
t,n,h +, . sirot. ,,t.nr,. - ,,aJ. .,,ui a,.rv.
vh.n, y
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to ~ -. a. h;n,,a. ~ .,,nt ,ha
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The New York herald., 1876-02-25
PUBLIC HEALTH ASSOCIATION.

Dr. John Q. Peters read paper last evening before
the Public Health Association OF this city the hall OF
the Academy OF Medicine, No. IL West Thirty first
street, the History and Causes OF Dphtheria" He
commenced by saying that diphthera new dis
ease. commonly imagined, as 1t was known even
to Hippocrates He then traced its history century
by century up TO the year 1850 when described
by different English physicians. In the year 1907 II
again made its appearance. The nephew OF Napoleon
l. died, Queen Hortense caught the disease, and
the Empress Josephine, died OF diphtheria II
has been said that George Washington died Of IT, but
that has not been definitely settled In the
year lTTl Dr. Bard, physician practising
in New York, wrote long essay on the
disease, which was translated into French
and Dr. Britaneau, the celebrated French physician
who also wrote concerning IL IN the year 1921 got
great deal OF his Information from tho work OF DR..
Bard. DR.. Brittaneau always looked lightly upon tho
disease called scarlet fever and declared that In prnc
tico Of thirty years he never lost case TIL
suddenly cases supposed TO be scarlet fever
dropped from him one by one and he began
20 study into the causes Some Of these cases we're
dlphtheria, others scarlet fever in very malignant
form 1t has been settled that scarlet fever and dph
iberia distinct but the question Is still 10 be de-
cided whether membraneous Group and diphthera are
distinct SThe Immediate Of dphthera are lack OF
proper ventilation, inbaling OF the poisonous atoms
exuding from diseased person and want OF proper
nourishment thereby predisposng The system TO the
influences Of the cOntagion.
The New York herald., 1876-02-25

and therefore nconssent with the theory OF the
prosecution against General Baocock tnat ~ wac ne
who relied upon for the information NOW, nav
ing these papers, what II the duty OF MT snef-
man, either@as citizen an ofhcer, 70 40 was ~
10 turn them TO the prosecution ana eDaoie mem
TO be suppressed II desire TO do exisedf ~ seems
to me not The people Of this country do not want
any man convicted by the suppression OF testimony
They want the whole truth brought out, no matter
which side It helps hurts Hoges letter couid De OF
no use to the prosecution against General baDcock,
while the feeling manifested by District Attorney
Dyer, both toward General Babcock and Mr.
be expected from him. Mr. Sherman therefore brought
the letters TO the notice of General Babcocks counsel
but he at the time took care that Mr.. Dyer
should be allowed any that he wanted 10 make OF
them, provided he did not suppress them This did
not suit Mr.. Dyer notified the Attorney General that
Sherman was spy. One OF his assistants gave such
statement TO the press requesting them TO say they
got II from another person. and when the manuscripts
was found in the assistants handwriting he was COM
PEELED TO hear himself publicly branded as liar.
Mr.. Dyer subp9naed Mr Sherman as a witness, and
then, though challenged did not dare to call HIM, and
finally wrote Mr. Sherman a letter Of apology and tel
egraphed halting retraction to the Attorney Gen.
eral
Such tho facts as believe them to exist II so,
submit that Mr.. Sherman has not only done nothing
censurable but has done that for which every honor
able man ought to commend him. Your obedient SER
want GEORGE BLISS,
United States Attorney.