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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1877-06-30

THE PROPER MEDIUM FOR ADvERTIs-
ING.-At a late meeting of the stove manu-
facturers of the country at Detroit, the
president denounced the ineffective and
expensive advertising that had been much
INDUCED in by the trade, the tawdry litho-
graphs and other sensational machinery,
and recommending instead the more ex-
elusive use of the best newspapers. elf
we would make the best possible use of
our money" he continued, "we should
patronize ably conducted and responsible
newspapers. The newspaper is immeasur-
ably the best medium open to our trade;
the most liberal and expert advertisers
testify to its value, and in the employment
of its columns we would find means of
escape from wasteful undignified and in
effective methods, to which so many resort
in the eagerness to secure attention and
patronage" There are indications that,
as if by common instinct, these sugges-
tions of experience and common sense are
being adopted by merchants, manufactures
and other classes of the community having
occasion to engage in either purchasing or
selling.
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be doing fair business, and are all in
good heart; in fact, the business outlook is
much brighter than it has been for some
years past.
QUIET REIGNS.
Since the arrest of i few chronic dis
turbers of church SERVICE and the signing
of the Murphy pledge by nearly seven hun
dred of our citizens and neighbours law and
order prevails. Loud and deep were the
threats of few smart youths, that they
would carry their cases up to Court, and it
was to be deplored that many older, and
should have been wiser, backed them up
for while, but the sober second thought
prevailed at last, and they thus saved
money by paying fines and costs The
transfer of bad whisky to the human stom-
ach being the principal cause of other dis
orderly proceedings in our midst, has been
to great extent happily removed by the
signing of the aforesaid pledge.
TEMPERANCE AND RELIGIOUS REvIvALs.
Mr. II. L. Agnew having worked up
nearly all the material here and at the
Brick Meeting House, has gone to Port
Deposit, where he is said to have already
ladies of that notably sober town think the
young men especially are i'll no need of
such Il revival; at least not so much SO as
Rising sun. A permanent "Christian
! Temperance Union - is in process of for
nation here also. The Pastor of the NJ.
! f. Church is laborng under the delusion
| that 4 revival of religion is of vital neces-
Sty in the midst of harvest, when people
must and will attend to their harvest, even
if their spiritual needs suffer for the time.
! Everybody is busy, and so far the meetings
are SHINY attended. BY the way, Mr..
| O'Neill, who is admitted by all to be a man
of marked ability and ready wit has fallen
into some very unpleasant habits IN deliver
| ing his sermons. He will raise his voice at
times so high as to be heard all over town,
and then suffer it to die away SO low that
persons in the nearest pew cannot hear him.
Then he will repeat sentence SO often as
to protract his discourses much beyond the
usual limit, thus rendering what would be
otherwise an impressive sermon, both te-
duuS and unpleasant. 1t is sincerely to be
! hoped that he will correct these habits,
which are really much to be deplorcd.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The commencement exercises of West
Nottingham Academy were held on last
Friday evening, in the West Nottingham
Presbyterian Church. before a crowded
house. The closing exercises Of the Friends
Normal School, in this village, will be held
in the Town Hall, on Friday afternoon
next-The New York nursery agent is
around again. 1t is surprising that farm
ers will still suffer themselves to be ileecet
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1877-06-30

by them.-A few tramps are still about,
hunting for work, but hoping never to find
it. OCCASIONAL.
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WANTED.
WANTED.

Snn HICKORY LOGS, for which the
wv highest cash price will be paid by
DAVIS, PUGU co.
June Cow North East. Md.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1877-06-30

Us Farmers, buy your Harvest Whisky
of SIMON, at % per cent less than you can
buy elsewhere.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1877-06-30

~ Ladies' Dress Linens, Grass Cloths,
Silk Umbrellas, Hamburg Edgings and
White Goods closing out cheap, at
r. DRENNEN's.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1877-06-30
SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS,

THE Board of County School Commits,
4 sioners will meet their office, i'll Elkton, on
TUESDAY, July 18th 1877. J. SQUIER.
June Sow Secretary.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1877-06-30

IS Ladies' and Gents Boots, Caters
and Slippers, selling at low prices, at
+. DRINNEN's.
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BURNED BY LIGHTNING.-The barn of
Geo. w. Moore, near Colora, was struck
by lightning, on Tuesday evening last, and
entirely destroyed. His children saw the
stroke and the boards flying off, and had
just time to take the horses out when the
flames burst forth. He was in the act of
storing his hay and had some twelve tons
in it. The barn was an old one, but in
good repair, and is total loss, there being
no insurance on it.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1877-06-30

AS-All Lot-hodcrs not expecting, to tent upon their
this year will please notify the Secretary
before August LIST.
C. S ABRAHAMS Secretary.
June Cow Wood Lawn. Nd.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1877-06-30

On the last day of the Oxford Fair a
sewing machine agent of Cecil county, Md,
took from Lloyd's hotel yard wagon be
longing to Samuel E. Worth, of West Brad
ford township, and left his own dilapidated
vehicle in its stead Mr.. Worth followed
the trail of the agent to North East, where
he found his wagon ard appropriated it:
but the astute agent was not Oh hand to
explain. lie claims it was mistake but
Mr.. Worth cannot see it that way.
Oxford Press.
The Jubilee Singers, after finishing
their engagement in the Hall, on Saturday
night. spent Sunday in Elkton. In the
morning they visited their brethren of the
African Protestant Church; and in the
evening took charge of the singing in the
NJ. E. Church, where, in addition to the
regular service of song, they treated the
vast audence-which had been attracted
by the announcement that they would be
present-to varied assortment of the
article that has the reputation of soothing
the savage breast.
Minnie Morris, daughter of Burton P.
Morris, residing at 7l5 West Fourth street,
died this Tuesday morning after a very
short but severe illness. She took i'll on
Sunday evening with a spasm, and remained
insensible until her DEATH She was not
yet sixteen years of age, but had endeared
herself by an amiable disposition and
pious life to a large circle of young ac-
quaintances. MnnieS mother died about
two years ago, and now only sister is left
at home with a bereaved father, for whom
much true sympathy is expressed.
Wilmington Republican.
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NOTICE..

WOOD LAWN CAMP commences on
w August l4th. The Rent of Tents this year will
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1877-06-30
BUSINESS PROSPECTS,.

Our mechanics and merchants appear to
be doing fair business, and are all in
good heart; in fact, the business outlook is
much brighter than it has been for some
wears past
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Juror II days and mlge
judge election 3 days
,1nrly 80 - -

, (coD pay VIM. Taylor )
VIM. Mullen j
d" Capt. j. II. Young j
ander pauper to aims house )
)ard of control and review 1Gi
repair of roads lO0
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LOcDl Affairs.

REPORTED FOR THE CECIL WIG
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| NNO sell Spirtuous and Fermented Liquors
l. and Lager Beer in the Seventh Election District,
with those recommending the applicants therefore, ami
their Bonl> urn, required by law.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1877-06-30

syrup VIII ahs"ei, uuI syrup Hiue llOHl
sugar is preferable, as it dries quicker.
For use, piece of this paper is laid upon
plate and dampened with water.
Would it not be well for the town
bailiff to look at the great hole in the pave
ment at the corner of Marshbank's furni-
ture store 1t has been neglected for sew
eral months. Every time it rains a puddle
of water lies there for some days after, caus
ing pedestrians to walk on the curb stones
in order to get over the mud hole.
Cherries are selling in Elkton market
for cents per quart; currants, 9 cents;
Taspberries, black, 10 cents per box; red,
~ cents; cabbage, 10 cents per head; beets
from to cents per bunch; new potatoes,
80 cents per peck; onions, cents per
bunch; peas and string beans % cents per
peck; cucumbers, two for cents.
Mrs. Sarah Bennett, relict of the late
Rudolph Bennett, died at her residence, at
Elk Landing, in this town, on Sunday
morning last, in the list year of her age
She was on very estimable lady; but had
been confined to her home for many wears.
Her remains were deposited in the Metho-
dist cemetery, on Wednesday, followed
thither by large concourse of relatives
and friends.
Rev. Geo. II. Kramer, late Pastor OF
Asbury M. E. Church, Wilmington, has
withdrawn from all connection with the
Methodist Church, and purchased a large
tent in that city, where he is holding meet
ings. The services on last Sunday were
very largely attended, and at their close a
society of nearly two hundred members
was formed, whose only creed is the Bible,
and whose main article of faith is the
second coming of the Lord Jesus Christ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-04
TIE sTAglH OF TRADE.


Iiyglfo1L. Sept 3.-9ola-Clsfem dan 20 70 Western
ppduI at p tong Clear CI 40 .it d. -ori Clear nu
2; ~ 6i Hans-L0ng Gus slc3Gr ot j2 shoulders sirf
nj 3 Beef Mess steady a. 100 Lztra - - steady
Al mo. Prime Mes 3rutr at 20 lld-lnme western d!'
rf o.. TsIow- prime Guy sta90y ~ AT. lHftcntii'-
shirts Hillsr 81 ~ Rosia-D0gupn dnl at 0it fn' dul
al o. Choice GrM'i az t, L"u o S't ~
sffG Flrur-EXIa state steady go -H. traiN Npuh-
steady No. spa strat a. j. -i nl,i @niih-
eru steady l-iL MMic. NS7i. :a--Huhr lA iH' KY,
kct C5r-'l x,d soft ses.y Of 81 49, Cotton Ell -ie,-
low Am,nc'u stay 20 ~. E'cel,ts % ,"h''11 i"f
thr week from Atlantic ports 81 Op gT'i nom l,o.h
PORTS zoe qs from other sources $1,000 qfs NecHpisP
Ii1Fgiooi sept. 3-.2.20p lotion. fair business ~
rl.yiuu. prize Aiilng Upmli 5i'fi: NIcdinE ,rr'f@
t,. stts bars. including 1000 tut SPECULATION a
cxpnrf The receipts ~ the daY Hcrc lUf ars icHrpH
American IUfur'- weaker; sellers 10 RI ifiN r
prices: pi.us, Los N dn- clause, september ana pctore
tciyery. 5-'s,; paul-, Low Miinmg casc October ANA
EBr,mlcr delivery. 5srrd luans. Loa Md1ihF cia Sc,
,ug claus, New crop shipped November ana DtcemDrr
iiyrai oo sept. 3-230 D. Uplaus Cotton. Low MID
dn- cl1ase, sew CROP shipped november ana december
Liyrgi J1l SEPT 81 p -BreadstuGs-C)n. p az 3d.
urr MINrl HUat luf 81 hfi, ~ l u j. ii
la, a. niral fg R WINTER Bacon. t3i per c"L Tor Long
Clear Ndrs and 81 G lor short clear AHdos TIE sasof
cotton nalay included 300 bales tu,Uen Futures W
llndr Mddius CLAUSE, september ANA octo'cf "ehfey
81 ..... ....-.-.i.r
ioND0S sept $50 D. uirnnod Petroleum, I'D 3D. per
Gallon. iallOw. ~ 81. - l.Ifrc"t
ASIyERP, Sept. 3-lctroi,iL ssh hancs loF me pIe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-04

NH ~ 81
btFfAL' ~, - W., lt,.,. all. * an tl.L r.,
ull, ii-'i 49, II tvva rai. ~ ,tiUr nj 2l ora
iAu I'r - o. ,.,ii ~ ,,ri trIs,cif,,. ,er,, fr,,
CIR MH''t TT - - nN'.i ~, % ~ .nr 500 10 ~ 90.
"'H nthcIi S o. y l ir SAM" st ~. t, car. NJ
e,iV", "' - t i . i',s nm, fr ,0c fre,,f ,rJ
iiiFh NllN' "a. ~, I ,., 6,,s All " 51
~ -' Dui ~ ~, ,,ti.l' ,r az ,,d ,,- o,sai
Dd,, W ,3t'. ~ 'U. nv n ~ ~, h and 80. 80
itII iSl. nus wv, or 49, oc.infs iy t,kr s, ~
en- r' .-et -. ii,s, CORN 81 . hash I'VE 10.
~ i,t "a D., -0tt I,,l barley iDI brs.
1"'H ~ ID. t,, IN ti b. yroter- arm 1gG .-D.
n.y. 49, e., D. /. ,te II 1J5 hush. i,ye Igu1O.
D..l Mf.; I'M. 1r' RI ID br.h ID. ra ln1ds Fl.ur
., nti b. ''t ,.,n ,,, ~. q ,,g tn.b- of.fn ia
700 Durh: baii'f' 7''"" I'' 20
~tufc ln ti'f'" ~" = - ~. Fl -ee a., 80
3D. 10 his3 N'H' ~ - 49,, a., ~ p,.l,
OTain aoat On tr lper any - w i''A'S ,i nv ~
J'JOuu Du,,' 'h'., D." ~, ..,, go
bush; AYE lJnNtl hisl N''i' - 'vlV y,. l''
on tiy tiir anu ''e- .i, u.s. AZ n,rs - 5ts l,sa
J2I4J5 bushi t''A l'',,~'l ''' N'''' 'f-'' ""'''
BlriIy so hG..' ~ a. t Gr,. ,vc..r,, vtr,e
$685. i5i Ii.Ni,' ~ ~. s.t.'|s 800 a. A.
common 10 tii, 10 - = g., ~ ~, ~ .,ti 80
strong, No HF.Ii.' ~ - 1' - az,
bef, 81 ccs9L,I ~ % 49, a., Co.. ;aJ %
44c c.N,: go 5ti cas,,. "a ~ 6cteisr. R,e.t,d
OATS amy ...' 81. - October ..1re, amer
zoe 9 s Is ~ . a. ctsi: 40 52asi25 Sen
~ i,l,-io az tc.ouer. at
- = 7 i.4es - Septenber II odSo % OcO-
Gor Iik Meats a -c., &c. al sc fiI -hou
l.sr Ribs aId Ctef Sides WMshcy. II 90. Ftrighis
f,,r To Buffalo 2a4l27sc Receps-tJtO bDls Of Flour;
4O hush Whoat; 51OtOO bash corn tZUJn Dusu. oats;
pon ,ust f.ye. bush Barley. ~hlpu eIs-7,OGo
49, 900 uii- Wheat . hnfh. Corn: 35 200
, o.. n. Os1 husn kfe. 1909 bus,i Barley. tlal kcfs
pisu -. IN Jas, ~-I.nbrr Ol l0 II OI u October
Sorn easier NJ ASH. IS 81 apumber 434c BIT October.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-04

f 60 SS47 90 choS o S 10 Fq"cy q eoaf
wine - 01as3 20 for Yellow Western Jersey and Pom
100 n Oo"'' Meal hsHer SAFES oOV SACKS at - % F''
GRAIs-whest-The Exports from the seven principal T.
lanc seaboard nors FOR the week viii have been nearly
with lc 81 The advance lost fair business reported Ioia
the morning cali" o6'6o5 bush 10 2 WintSy Red
~6 s n1n G at Sg 49 . 1920 30 SsSS'
- 20 Isl "a on sot between calls sales LOCO Ddsn
graded Winter Red Aqber II 3.asl 49, latter choice
No 2 Winter Rcd, 81 4Oasl 40p; No. do. ~ i3; No
s. a. Extra White state. - 81 ana 1870 bush 40
Winter Red Tor ir ten days Sepember at - a. a. llo
u sGasl S6e closed, September 9a BIZ. II 40 sked
o ., q q bid y $Gl2 asked November ~ Sid
q 40 a. ell No spring 5000 bush, September 81 ~
a col da. ~ 29 asked October Al 26 bid 81 2 asked
No. Northwest - 81 bid - 81 assed sale 30 bush ~
fer October; II and Spring November Al 26..-..
BARLEY dun BAILEY MALT but little sought for
last At the Morning an sales 1000 Steamer Oc,o
bor % e.; Graded NO. AAd 2tOUO bush cis o. ,,
% sdJ9 &c: between calls SpOt, 10000 bush migrated
,yca i yfc ui iigs c waaeTn yellow
Gcc. Al last Cab safes, 2iOol bush steamer Mixed 5epen
Mixed, September 80 c d. BE asked October 5se. I'D,
tgG asEedj Graded Ne > september, 9 &c , eia'
her J9iic bid Goo asked sales accrccate 2iGOoo BUSH.
Wrs,rl anG state Mixed 30a latter Choice Old do
WHIT .3al2c. No Mixed y 032c No. Mixed. -. "a
No White. 3ji aJGL.; No. I. 3ja3jc. Extra, H1ci
Extra Whir state Mi2o. 3uG i3c, l3itr Old state
White 5bai2c Western nxei 20a5ic.; W,seln W. o.,
81 re; also While Western oats at 3id4zc car
MNcd western, soc; car Ohio state, 3c.. Ei.D-N -
N request 20 - 81 per ton including 10 y AZ altHel2
Gp y -l"o20 - y S321SZ3; leJb s2ids5 rye fe'o.
-lSrs2p, Snaps, $3.50 f2I---.. Medium, q " n
- White kidney t2i New acdum ard Nar1gw u iaT DC.
estimated az 900 bb quoe Medium choice, - 7jos2 50
Poi kinney Choice A. 9ldF5 ohio kidney Choe g 2s9
,-,t,, ID, -. r,- ,.,., ,., ,,,of ~ u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-04

theirleased railways-the Rennsselaer and Saratoga
the Albany and Susquehanna. the Morris and EhseA'
and all the other guaranteed lines-might be found
an unusual crop OF either mushrooms or toad
stools" Accordingly the prices of these stocks ex-
hibited remarkable stiffness during the early
hours OF tolays business at the Stock Exchange, III
the face of an otherwise unsettled market Later
on. when the last letter OF MIR. Cairn on the crop
prospects of Europe had been fully digcsted, and
tie whole market had thereon become strong, these
stocks led the way by an advance 60 52ll TOR Dela
ware lackawanna aud Western and TO 81 y for Del
aware and Hudson, while the Morris and Essex rose
to 1GSs.
The general market to-day opened strong AT prices
higher than those at the close Saturday night, but
soon yielded l2a 2. per cent and subsequently was
dul and fratlreless until the close. when The
orders to buy were pressed in alter the OTHER 1T
q rapid pace. This resulted in carving Lake shore
from G33t 10 Ola; Central and Hudson from 1918
TO 1925: Michigan Central from 5GSs TO 57li;
North West from 81 TO "a; Preferred from GJ to
Gili: ST. Paul from 81 L to 30 Preferred from G7
70 6slt Rock Island from fOOl to 1Ol and Hi
n3is Central from GG to 81. The investment stocks,
as we'll as the light fancy sh to-day were only
steady at previous quotations. Western Union was
dan between SissG sos and s1l4, while Pacific
Mail was steady ct 2iSsa247s.
The oGbjoined ta0lc shows the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-04

itNf "Np Ni"N" --'''''' "i" ""' was WIN '''7
s..pr- a.. ..--,.-. 49,. 10.
Veie i', ,h ou' ,.,aS i' ,,,,s
l.pt- .lii h. 9i Hu tli,t Sll5 IL, ro .o,
MOI w. -, D, ~, aho no1 many o' ''S'
r ut-t 20 Ut ~ i. , ,,4o-
NAV ~ NiN.itS az 9vi''l on5 ~ Iir
air titNt WS zone, li Il prices il.''. ''l'' ~ h,
n9r SATURDAY. o. - "a 20 ,g i's sdiy ana & luo
hhs lae SOFA az = yDc ~ - clamoh % .oou .o
e s0g-l 90. Tar ant P.rrl INC .enee' &c. 20, y 49,.
i,,T, ~ b., ~, f.,,,i, .n, Tuel,,nei
hat i,l ''n'l''9 ''''"5 "' ava '''' O''-'
@'Er(,- FrrrGUrs- Perth roor, f-fn and quiet Crar
- a., ,td r..fc i,,, f.uel,enrrts-To liver.
r,ol iv t@sn s0 900 bash grain a. 900 boxe. a. s
III - -rtt no h,sL ,s+I al f,.,r.u steam e BRO
w., ai ~ al ,,o y' . ,, t3te- 81. 200 trs
.td - 3" .s ls1cs2 lJ; c. a5I. i'oo ,. G
J. py '1''- i,lii ~" ~ e,is an i, ~ .,-is
' . -, . to rtr,'' ,.i.i T U,j trs ,r..T 81
,.t, i,a- ip f'r f.r orders yi n l0 1rs do s
"a, ft,l-., i,rt s,,o v,.aee with < : - ara TO- -. "a
~ i,rss san. t,yerc ctp,citv anf rate Brit
~ 80 ~ ~ ,r, or A. I'm n. IA nil bis Cri, p tro.
ar,,f,,r to he ,1st ,,s.f of frIaus win %
hns Eriasi 10 A. Is l.: a Norwegian BARK fuuostd The
,,,'rc ,n D .u hill, do a.. b! From ph!i9,libnls-
49, ....-aft,- t ri.rs and Mediterranean with
oa ,-i" 2ic ''ii. tm.ril i,rt fo 4, Dr. far Tor o
49, ff1ti. N,t bls ul vel
W. ~ f.t n III So. Vol a. .,aft 3. another 10 ar1gc
.-,t - 'o, i,,is ~, ..r1e ,,r.e~c 4 t;I as Oh
t.l.,,,rf III Wa H-t, g.d ouef. Egrlnean aI.cps
fr fr,.. va br. Ti.c. ar.t = biI. i,H.afc: N1nh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-04

Corn request full rates. but limited offerings
restrict business Western and Pennsylvana Yellow
in and from grain DEPOT Coo Western bNe dO J1W
JJc Bye quiet PcunsY aua gnd Western, GVaD2c oats
IN far demand and White held Hzc higher; western Wgis
~ 3id3Ic Western Mixcg at &c. At the Maritime TX.
change Open Beard. Corn red firm ~ an ayaIce ~ les
sales of 10000 bush at - &C. Tor september and y 45s
2a3 with ses u spot and september a. ~ 35n 572; oc
tobr guOabe az 81 1871 -. Os- quiet aud nfm selling 10
local dealers 81 1JGc. Western Mixed and White. Egs
hrm a1d unchanged All sales u Grain tor delivery IN Go
yator.
-oLgDo, sept 3.-Four firm. Wheat opened strong sad
higher closed oaaer; No Whise wabash - 81 No. 1
Whitc Michigan. ~ 81 Amber Michigan, spot =. - ~cp
tember ~ 25 an the year Al 10 No Red Winter - 81;
No do, Al 80 September II - o. October 81 -. 10
Red wabash ~ y No amber Nichig,, ~ -. Corn
arm; High hScd i9c; No 2, spot. 4Sc september I'D
October - ne; Rejected 81 @s Damaged fic; Rye No 2
% oats duh 70 2. sp0i. 2lc EccnfisG0O bbs Fi,nr
$1,000 bush. Wheat 38OoO bush. CoTn li0O hrs1 OATS
Corn; 200 bush oats Market clesei Wheat fra, amber
Micheaa Spot 81 2gia 81 80 septcmbrr II p 40 CO.,
- y; No Rcd Winter. spot ~ 29atl 90 september
~ oh BID; October 81 2ZHi 80. Rd wabash, ~ -
Rejected wabash. ~ 03f 40 Davon and Michigan Rcd,
- 20 Corn quiet No. p spot 4ol4c ocior s9c Oats, No.
ST. Lous sept 3.-Flour quiet unchanged. whsat-So.
- lHt 49, closing a. ~ 1912 september 81 iiHFl ia
October. forn-No Mixef s0g Gosh fO'3 september
l1HtS October OafsNO. q p s02J cash l6is Dcfo.
Ter I'VE, nmer al % Barley quiet sample lots o. caDce
10 fancy Nnnrsoa az SDa95 WhiskeY steady. Al %.
PORK quiet uDshin Lard nomnaily unchinceI sale
5ssa 7sass- for shoulder. clear rb sds Bulk
mciis nncna"grL Receipt 900 bb FlpGr 900 bfsh.
Wheat ~ 90 bush C1rli 1900 bash. oats 100 bush.
hJe; LOCI bush. Barley.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-04
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL Markets

LONDON. Sept 3l230 D. Consol. 95'is foI both
and the L. four anf half per cent bonds lO5
1868. 100 Ton ortles los ETie rdlsay shares ia;
do preferred 20 Negiork Central, lCO Illinois Central
Co..
LONDON. sept 3-l:3O p m.Pars sfyices quote five
cent rnes n 100 francs 72s for the account Hi
nOis Central, 50.
LONDON, $3.50 m.-Conses 95lts for both money
and the Ount railway shares - Tho amount OF
bullion the Bank Of England balance to-day rs
&t23OG0.
LONDON, sept "a mConsols 95sis Tor both money and
The Erie railway shares ll Paris adviccS quote
five Rentes los francs an centmcs for the &C
count.
LnNnoN. Sent a-i.sO u 1n-Illinnia Cenrral. GIL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-04

Transferable ofiris ~ u pc ~ ip-ic, 49, tot,
FTNTr.AN dEAI-ILr lluuE MaTAttN was lVHlD h'ii ~
mau.v ou grades Flpi cuisines, reieItri -a,
2fUOH bJls. iNdifirg th0J bya tl Blu tn'I.' - ~"
low GRADES extra - - p To- lace bnls u i & 3, %
al 90. rsUg hllt MlnIos0tNa ranging - o. - ~ 40
tbis supsrhn.. - auaS4 - - mia = o. = - wy
b. stale aid Nest m - 80 - n' ,o,h'on a.
t.5,nninn o. Fnir IAtrh Western, - 25a.9 ~ fIn
=, Good a. ,O0<7 10. Good Choice 81 l00rS: ON
mon u Good E1ia t. Louis - 6Oas6 D. Cool !" 'seis
"a ~ - 20 Minnesota Common 90 lalf, - 20
- ~. TakcI'r ExtraE as 15as7 4O sIa.sht ,. 80
a. b.; Patent. $3.50 75i Round troop ono Inisi
g.. sutnnu Gsf GOniIm 10 thOicr - ~ - %
-OTTHEl.s ILDIIi-ohtde hrmtr. i1it l-lnahl' nirs
l7JO DDs Common 10 good Lana - '1eso ~ VIVA !"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-04

None, on CAL was IN rcasoE1tiy fsr supply "a
fin. et..t Exchange to-day and lent nj 10 per
cent ON Nixcl Collateral and - 3 Oh Government
S'ni.. Treasury "a WashiugtOH to-day received
5000. 600 National Bank notes for redemption. The
Cnst1un recc;pts were Sl0OOOO, and The Internal
P.y,.uuo r.r-,ipts were 100000. The following IS
the Clearmg-Ilouse statement to-day Currency cX-
chances. St7. 3G7,7 10; Currency balances, i.2jJ,-
2lG: Gold exchanges S9,7j2,0G3; Gold balances
$l.341,1 100. .o-,. I'll .,
S5Ite. and closed at 0J3lG United state, bonds
were strong 1S67s closing nj 1ul1s@lOsIt; new
~ al IOTb,a 1914 now 4 ls "a 100 ia 10 - ana
10 lOs al 1Osls. IL American railways, Ere com
mon rose H. Ia IFS, preferred closing steady az
o., ana NeN-York Central al 100, Illinois Central
Welding from G5i2 to 90. The sum OF Is25.oo29
fodav. Paris dispatches rport the tive pr cent
Fr,ncb rentes ~ opening at lO5.72l2 and closing az
The Moose Mining Company OF Colorado to-day
declared "A quarterly dividend Of twenty-five cents
ner share payable on the 10Th inst ai tie NeW-lorK
pp,,jre of The Company. No. 81 Broadway.
The receipts 81 -four and gram at the principal Al
laptic ports for this Sd Gay of September were
Nelo York