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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-01-05

move the quo ,carramc proceedings by the
rlden Electors against the Hayes Electors
IN South Carolina vas decided on the 10Th.
Justice willard delivered the opinion Of the
Court, refusing the motion 70 remove the
case 70 the United States Circuit Court, I'M
der the act OF Congress OF 1878.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-01-05

Comptroller-General Dunn appeared be-
fore the House committee, on tho 18TH. and ics-
titled that the Electoral vote WAS canvassrd BY
the state Board ~ Canvaseers, and was made up
and counted from returns Vt the county canvass.
ers. including the counties ~ Edgcncd and
i.aurcns, which are excluded Ia the count Tor
members u the Leglslature,.......Iht senate
Committee was in secret session.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-01-05

Tho teacher had been giving out
words which the scholars were 70 IN
corporate into sentences. lie gave 70
one young miss the word ''obligatory."
He explained that obligatory meant
binding. The young lady laid hcr head
upon her hand and seemed puzzled.
But In moment or two her eyes rested
upon her well worn spelling-book, and
her features frightened rs happy
thought seemed to strike her. The next
instant the astonishcd teacher read
the sentence: I" The obligatory OF my
spelling-book is worn out. !" lie tainted.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-01-05

Prepared Flonr.--Put heaping tea
spoonful Of any good baking-powder,
and tcaspoonful salt W pint Of the
finest flour, and sift.
Arizona citizen., 1877-05-05
Telegraph Facilities.

The completion of the overland llne eastward vla Santa Fe by government, and that of the Atlantic and Pacific line to Yuma, very materially increases the facilities for telegraphing to and from Arizona. Should the direct east ern line be down, we have the western with two lines at present west of Yuma. Owing to the necessity of the telegraph in railroading, it is not likely the line will eyer be down twelve hours at a time between Yuma and San Francisco.
 We surmise that some arrangement will be made by which government will cease to operate the line between Yuma and San Diego, and that the pubic business westward will go over the Atlantic and Pacific. This line can be more cheaply kept Tn repair and managed than the one to San Diego, because of the railway along its side, ana the influences are powerful that wall be brought to bear tc secure the Arizona private business over it. We are much mistaken If the new line does not soon succeed to all the westward business from Yuma. And we are not prepared to say that we are pleased at the prospect, for the government line has served the people and press we'll and al low rates, and if the new line gets complete hold, it may not do so we'll in all respects. While we hope for the best, it is rather much to hope that the new line will send 10-word private messages 200 miles west of Yuma for D cents, and additional words at one cent each.
Arizona citizen., 1877-05-05
THE GOVERNOR ENDORSED.
A Principal Rancher and Loser by Indians, tells who Is the Settlers Friend.
CRIrrENDEN, April g. 1877

Gov. SAFFORD, Tucson \. T., DEAR SIR: I see by the Star of Tucson, tbat you are being abused on all sides by them in regard to this Indian business. Now for the facts:
 We in this part of the country, have been depredated upon more than any people in other portions of the Terri tory, and for my part, I think it would be wrong 10 not tell you what my i'm pression and feeling are in regard 10 this matter. From the start, eight years ago and until the present day, the only true and constant friend We have ever had, has been yourself. During all our troubles, you have stood by Us through thick and thIn, which is more than can be said of any other single person Tn Arizona,
 There is not one man on the South ern border to day, but what upholds you in your recent course about this Indian matter, as we all know that every statement you have made abou this Indian business, is true; and the course of the Arizona Star is and must be caused by the very basest motives. And for my part have not seen one soldier citizen or officer but what up- holds your letter in answer to Gen. Kautz. Very Respectfully,
 THOMAS HUGHEs.
 PS You will have thousands of friends in Arizona, when your enemies are or ought to be in the peniteniiary.
 T. II.
Arizona citizen., 1877-05-05

THE California State Geological So ciety is still receiving Arizona contrl buttons. At its April semi-monthly meeting, its proceedings show tha, " Mr F. T. Nougues presented speci, mens of silver ore from the Papagu Mountains, eighty miles from Florence, Arizona; silver ore from the Quajate mine, Papsgo Mountains, Arizona.
Arizona citizen., 1877-05-05

the desert land law by spectators, it is ascertained that steps are being taken to secure very large and valuable tract of land in the Gila valley. Gen eral Phineas Banning is reported as projecior of the enterprise. The land lies in the river bottom and is of the richest qualify.
 John B. Felton died Wednesday in Oakland
 Sargent returns 10 Washington in three weeks.
Arizona citizen., 1877-05-05
Close Buyers

Will find it to their advantage to examine our goods and prices before purchasing elsewhere.
 LORD & WILLIAMS
Arizona citizen., 1877-05-05

THE CITIZEN OFFICE Is now letter than lever supplied with job papers, and is pre- pared Co do better and cheaper work than IS done elsewhere in Arizona. The bill- head and letter papers are the very best and they will be printed to order at a very small profit; also have great variety Of cards which will be printed and sold from sS.O0 per thousand upwards. If
Arizona citizen., 1877-05-05
Stage RObbed-BuIIiOH StOIen-Re-
 ward Offered.
SILVER CITY, N. NJ. April g

SILVER CITY, N. NJ. April 2S EDITOR CTTIzEN:-The coach going north was robbed this morning be tween Socoro and Las Lunas on tho Rio Grande. Loss three bars and one box silver, value over 5000.
 I will give twelve hundred dollars reward for recovery of the silver.
 The thieves may go into Arizona Please publish these facts.
 Respectfully, H. M. PORTER.
Arizona citizen., 1877-05-05
Assessment Notice.
ATHENS MINING COMPANY.

ATHENS MlNlN6 toMfNN1.
 T OCATlON OF PRINCIPAL PLACE lI of business, San Francisco, California.
 Location Of works, Pioneer Mining Dis trict, P!nal county, Arizona Territory.
 Notice K hereby given, that at a meet ing of the Board of Directors, held on th lSth day of April, 1877, an assess ment, No. T. Of Five Gents per share was levied upon the capital stock Of the corporation, payable immediately, in United states gold coin, tO the Secretary, al the office Of the company, No. PTS California street, san Francisco, California.
 Any stock upon which this assessment shall remain unpaid on the 3lSt day or May, lsI7, will be delinquent, and adver- Used for sale at public auction, and unless payment Is made before, will be sold on MONDAY, the SECOND day Of JULY. iSI1, 70 pay the delinquent assessment, to- gether with costs Of advertising and eX- penSes ot sale. By order of the Board Of Directors. B. S. KELLOGG, Secy. Office N0. 2lS California street, San Fran. cisco, California. May }. 3l-iw
Arizona citizen., 1877-05-05

DRINTED DEEDS FOR MINING OR | Agricultural lands, according to the requirements uf the Arizona Statutes. for sale at THE CITIZEN office. al fe D cents each.
Arizona citizen., 1877-05-05

VI 5 ~ E h A A M 6 K C H A H 70 I N and Suffers Stores and Supplies We have just received a new and Large Stock of goods direct from New York and Philadel- .phia, and are now prepared to sell goods as cheap as any house IN SOUTHERN ARIZONA. Officers and soldiers, and the attaches of a Military Post, will find articles selected with special view to their necessi- ties and wants.
 FARMERS and RANCHMEN In Central Southeastern Arizona and oa the Upper Gils will in future Discover it to be to their Advantage To purchase in their own vicinity and
 at the MOST REASONABLE RATES. Their Farming Tools and Utensils, thss household supplies and goods. and everything needed about a ranch. DrOvers and Stock Dealers Need not make expensive trips to the large centers of business, when they Ind our establishment filled with articles adapted to their wants.
 Miners and ProspectOrs Need not carry their hsrd-esrnings In the future long distance and expend all they have for the necessary tools and supplies to continue work At Camp Grant they will find all they
 need at Living Prices. We shall keep constantly on hand a com plete assortment and variety
 0f goods, consisting of: GROCERIES.
 DRY GOODS,
 CROCKERY.
 CLOTHING,
 STATIONERY.
 HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES, HARDWARE.
 BOOTS.
 SHOES.
 WAVES.
 t%SSoUORs. FARMERS AND MS ,SRs OUTFITS.
 TOBACCos. 'Etc., Etc. Camp Grant is situated convenient ,e Pueblo Viejo and other new seftlemsnS on the Gila; not far from the noted CllilOH Mines, on the roads between Camps bo" le and Apache, and San Carios- We invite all to call on us before purchasing elsewhere.
 NORTON. STEWART < O. Camp Grant, October 9t ls7ei
Arizona citizen., 1877-05-05

BEACH of the Prescott Miner aud Leonard of the Enterprise have been shooting at each other, and have been in Court on the business
Arizona citizen., 1877-05-05
Presbyterian Church.

Services at the Courthouse every Sab- bath at II A. M. All are cordially invited.
 J. E. ANDERSON, Pastor.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-04

go e ns. Ss s @ at So Il M some 9SS s bag ia "en al ao ls
declined Is hhs cuba sold TIE Ionnd price Of s'c
Par and Cool Aes,lhs sugars pnotod at s se hsed
Powdered, 1l@c. Grauuist.d. lie. Mossses quiet {;
ses con h aS 9a9 q & is S s sold at cs
nds az 9s4g7ic Flour dull sales Loo 9bs hspgy sa,
q 20 Choice az g 500 Fancy AZ - IS patcnt ~ g. p
- - 20 Choice ~ - %" k"ntuey DO do Amber va a. ~
GrSrd NarRe Cy o Fmnffol ana cainien Mills at pri.
yae erm. Rye -four tm with snail sales AZ - conmeal rot
ocal nlers per bushels sales aegre
* Al Il ~ CLOSING qict al 81 90 Delaware d. Very
coe AZ y g5 do ieggh a. 81 20 5opslel, 'W@yuM @ az az
81 90 Rye nominal 7Oa7le corn sc1rce prices unset
at C3q nc down G2c closinga 62c Western do al G2c
Southern White at Gle IN cars oats only N moderate @ ne
Lcurs7yania white; 4f@iGc Wealern 3Gc nov Delaware
hanS e. s sare Maatiae E1canse GIsn 6Ia' s Son
eSperirs tsrms transactions AZ 81 SC spot 6jc August
10 sc sepi.nber Rei Winter Wheat hriaeE WIN go ~
Tor Aneus sl37o september Offering freely at
5 30 too new M,ed September delivery Rye is beginning
fs Gecy offered at zoe All sales Of grain are for delivery
81. Loris, Aug 9.Eour-Duyers stand OF; only small
x, @ ~ c,b 10 ~ @ ,psi p% % II D. 2 teD S,n
- s.. elosng al 1875 August 441c closing ~ 44c sep
55a5Gc Whiskey c,iy but qgoaby hiehcrat q o Pork
ssr sse bnil, Meats no sales Bseoa qurt and m
clarge Hogs active l'n higher - $3.50 % Cat
s. 500 81 90 yooi. i5O TO 4OOib. - 50s s. - nzt
i 25as C2l2; Ia Grass Natives 43sogs3 = rgroneh
Texans. - 2jaS3 CO.. Eecsps-foar' $500 bb.s Weeat
5000 bush, Hogs, 300 head; Cattle, 3.3On bead;
TOLEDO Aug 5.-FioGF hrrrcr: Wheat csseri 10 Whle
~ 30 seller August - 70 seller Sepiember ~ - 10
. Htd winter spot FL 53ii seller Angnst, - 40 seller
September 81 2lsi No. Rei 81 25ei No3 Dayton and
Michigan Red. s. 25Hi No2 Amber lilhos y - dJecteJ
Ugvtnn and Michifau - II hd No 20 Rod ~ - Sol
Canal Rcd u .32. Corn dun; high ml1oi spot D 5ic
No . spot Ole; seller September, 81 &c; rj cited JOc;
damaged 47c oats dali; No. spot 32c Michigan hcil
35e oi hold ~ 24c. Eecepsflour, 700 6ll- Wheai
% OIO bush Corn $1,000 bush; oats, lSutO bush snip
nonts Fiour 200 uJl; Wheat 1900 hushi cor 5000
bush AZ the close wheat Grm; No 3 White wabash
~ 10; Amber Michigan 81 81; No ied Wabash, - o5a
cash = % Augu.t; 81 2ls, September Rejected layton
ana ichig1p I2L DUH No ?, bic. cash u c sep
TENDER. , .-,.- % ,r1-,.i., a.. ~.
3Oc l,osu nrm II 80 f.r strained. crude I"tichpe
steady at II - Hard and y IL Tor yellow DIP anu NisA
Tar nfIn 81 50.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-04

LIVERPOOL, Aug. "a leading grain circular
says: The weather is variable, with occasional ram
The nights are particularly cold so that the progress q"
crops toward maturity Is slow, giving prospect OF i
September harvest IN many parts OF The Kingdom N'
withstandng tie influence Of an abundant supply COLI
tnually arriving and large accumulation OF cus"oS
fl the coast the wheat trade remains depressed
almost all markets this week reporting decline
in value on the spot there h's also beeh
very little doing since Tuesday, with prices IN buycis
fe,,,~ Ntei1e - cheapcr For the past three Gays
there has been fair import Of Wheat and ana MAZE ana
a moderate quantity of Flour which ~ exceeded by tN-
port TINS market today began very dull, hut hier on
more tone was observable and upOn moderately far
demand prices Wheat we're better than in the interval
from Tuesday. closing about Id per GENITAL under that
DAYS quotations. -Four with slow trade was ur-
changed Corn was in fair request sellers accepting oil
per quarter reduction
The crcnlar of the Liverpool Cotton BroEcr's Assoca
ton IN It's weekly review says: " Cotton was dun
throughout the week ard the limited demand was very
freely supplied. Quotations fer most descriptions ore re-
duced American in very limited dgm9nd. Prices
are l-d ass 1Gd lower Ia SRA Island huSrcsS was small
and rates unchanged. Futures were dul and dfoopns
with az times considerable desire "a sell. and only
limited demand. Prices have declined fully 3s l6d'
New-York tribune., 1877-08-04

Cu,niEsroS Aue 3-Cotton dull; SlGdling lfi2c; Low
baes: siocS ci bales weakly receipts 2C2 balesi eA
ports coas&isc 53 Isies ,ait' 'z' D.,s l ~ N,i.1in
lie: Low Mildling. lie; Good Ordinary, 073r receipts.
ccpi I-jbac.; shipments 2iO baes sales, spnneIs 100
GALyEsi6S. Aug. 5.-cotton duh and easier midln.
llc Low Middnng, lO'ici Good Di,5ia;' to.c htl re-
sioes 5O2 bales; weesy net ~ bales Rlo.
lsj bales; eHyori, g. e. ,i.sa' britain Ao' D'''
i5Sfoy AUG 3|Cotton iuE Mlding l2isc.; Low Mid
rsy net receipts 2ys baes gros 1912 bales sales 3z8
'lsi STuuorz. Aug s.-cct;on ami: Mdliug. HOG: low
.o rrent- rs bales; exports c0a,twiso 2O haes llrs,
80 bales sisr' oss S i BALE exports TO Great Britain
800 Bales, 4lO bales sales 2jJ bales spinnes
~ LOUIS Aug 3.-Coton lower; Middng uisc; Low
.iIpnetis l3 c.. -aes ~ ba,s stock 27"7 bales;
pis since july % % ba,s shipments s bales Sales 100
'a%IrworlEAys, Aug 3Coon dull Mldtnr, Il ic; low
gross bales; eN port, to Great briln ~ ba-o co-stw
CENTS btlcs gross Js bales exports 60 Great Britain
l9.5 5aie, eys"s 5;Ste nt,,1 ,if ,,,l.n, 1t171sc
iIrAp1LrlIA aug $Coon 9'et MiiGlms - ,,, Low
srs N,1s reb 49, 27j 1r bales .lo. slj bales wecly
t5ipt n bale' gross. 959 Gsies , .,., ,,,,,.
l0c Low NlGing, loic. Gool orinay, 2.e weekly re-
ceipf. - bales. shipments IS oaies st9eS 'l9 Ae'
AUgusrA, Ang. JCo,toa qiiei cay SiddhS l2e , 20"
M!eeng liic' Good on;7'i 7 10, 5g5Ci 5 I- ~ c
weekly receipts 40 bales shipments, 81 bales sa'' 5'
ceip- . hair- exports coastWlsc Zi2 bt So siocN, =
Dl weekly receipts. jJ2 bales exports coas"seoC2
WIrMNGIoS. Aug. @.--Cotton dull. Dom'nal; Midlng.
ltr Low Aiddliug. Il i-c; Good ordinary lD9s. Hrt
iscr pts bales. stcck, 80 beS weekly nct receipts -
lil,: exp, IT. coas,wisa, I2 bales; salc, % bales
SAy,S,AH Aug S.-Coton stcidy Middlug, IL i,c: L"w
,G,n. lc: Good Ordinary. lobe. net rrcrpts, ID bales
-o.k Isg- hglrs: receipts DIcsf
123 Ja,: experts he Continent 100 bales colstNisc
. l.Ifl bales, sales, Is bales.
,ruPUIs Aug 3--Cotton quiet and easy Nltdins. lic.
receipts 40 bales shipments 3l3 bales sales 2jo bales ,n
225G Ua,s weekly receipts, 3lj bales shipments 3i-o
bales: sales $50 bales ..
MoBug Nug 3-Cottcn nominal; Middiing, II lsc.; Low
Nifne IO5: Good Ordinary, Toe net receipts ~ Daes
exports cosstDIse. l3 bales stock, 3329 baes weekly htt
feecuts J2 bales exports Great Briain 3OZl bales
,nasfai Use. 22f bales; sales, 80 bales 100
pogr ROYAL, Aug. 3.-tOttou-Weeky net receipts, lcV
bales exports. cOast wist, $50 bales.
RPCEP1s
New-York tribune., 1877-08-04

counting disgrace at an early day. Paper and metal
can only live together when the former, Ike an
old banknoto convertible at win, is voluntarily re-
ceived. ANY legislative attempt to make them
equal must inevitably prove failure. Under
certain circumstances the ega-tender might be at
premium in gold, and the next day at discount.
The whole history OF the financial world shows that
with paper as "legal-tender' there must be a
fnctuating and uncertain measure OF values IL
also shows that under such conditions prosperity is
an impossibilty the only persons benefited are the
gamblers and not the toiers and producers Oh the
earths riches
The transactions at the Stock Exchange to-day
again show a restricted business. But the occur
rences Of yesterday, when it sought to snbsti-
tute brute force for the contest of wits. induced
very large settng-up Of speculative interests on the
part of many who did not wish to take the chances
of being crushed between the two great con
testing parties. At the opening, both SIDES
took care to make q grand display oi ther
ability in the way Of making prices, hence
Western Union on the ore sGe opSneu res sant %r Of
at 51G513s. Michigan Central AT ifa ie-t' N N ~ ~
Central and Hudson at 93's09l4. h0,k i1'HnH q"
a5l St Paul ut 25lc, Preferred at 6d "a oi = @ an,
Nortbyvcst Preferred az ssh 53$i. The coa shares
also were marked up DeaWaISSi LfSH"w", Lndl"v,orc
na and Western from rs TO 90 ~ - o,,J Wor
Tjs and Essex from COS 70 7O1i. II se,lhS
hardly necessary 20 write thai these llc1S "oie nr
1noinfaiued because 70 have maintained mem N9uu
have rroniTcd a continual and persistent buying
Such buving probably formed 80 part 0i the lhteu-
tons If lie t,yo parties. So later there was gen
eral decline more particularly conspicuous III west
ern Iuion Central aud Hudson, and Northwest re-
ferred The coal shares present curious auoiAaiy
Coal dealers are buying and spccniatmg IN crH
ON the prospect that our companies VIII pe
unable to produce any coal for long pc
rod AT the same time stock speculatoss are
bnvinG the coal shares because OF tic advance IN
the price of coal. Now, II Is clear a. the ho9nay
sun that IF our companies can produce no coal they
cannot uav interest and rent. These 20 or seven
,iays week. strike strike coal OF no coal II
Is equally clear. that If the companies can ana '"
prosiuce coal tie price of coal will have another
tumble because the production wlll exceed lhc ue-
nand But at ureseut, it suits Wail-St. reasoning
10 talk up" the stocks OF non-igCdlcmg
companies because of higher prices for coal
Had the speculative capital happened 10 nave nee.
OF the other side of the Market. what has rtcchul
occurred would have been regarded as tHe greatest
of disasters. We hope II may not prove 20 DC 80
The principal changes in the prices Of Ike day are
sufficiently shown in the subJomed table, SHOWING
the -
RANGE OF THE sTOCk MARRET
New-York tribune., 1877-08-04

market as general thing y wci'gr on no.ry a a.Gip @
rather tind holders ald peflHip. "lH' p
cin,d TO meet the views buyers and rea l-' me % Oh
flttr purclasc- II not expected that my nll.l r'
viii iakr place markets. aTr nl0c'i.iiy ,H"ith.N
VITA Texas and Colorado vcoA icr W,ilsm, '.,i s,d
c,n.luuts 10 Doc y fair demand. OF ttl'ianp -
Nv. Mexican wo.ls the arr yas fir az iifhl ~ ~
eicn has been far drmAnd ~ nv p,ises on
rov he cor -bi,rrd gi but h. nadiy rfpl hsu''
london and thc Continent should our ght. I'lh,el' -
ia, la, L. rion anctInns, about Gno ha'a ""l" 'n'i
Aclcrcan acc0nn The nrAt aUcans Nl comm, -,
ir. ghc. about 10000 bales VIII be 'aiaieHti ~
H. rtet had been ysy auie tho close ~ The previous
ssles The rews from The maEUiae ur.ug di.cis VIZ ni
i-,cfnrv md n rHcland they hal been aiectri 10 s
cx,uf hy heavy iail,cs Yorkshire carer ' N.s' v ,
,rs md f.rser have been dun trorgi i0ut bo l,t
month"; ard prices ruie iayor of buyers Hl a'e ~
but feir assortment. win al ac.iNe Hehanu w ,h
,o,i srycrai kinds. bpnsk"
dull rf ssl, held with considerable htnnes on NV
c,n Tbs ,as ALREADY directed tho attention oi u@uuIo
er fo other competing kinds which have la'y u.n W..
l1wrr rcuraFttIycy, than DDasao. 2Af some i'p"iI ~
have iakcu place ni and Valparaiso wool III, q. ~,
NIIISR Ff-Narket tuli, easier Htli 81 , WI" - -
hid late Yesterday 50 bbls sold at I'll IS per gallon
New-York tribune., 1877-08-04
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

ItyERfOOI, Aug 3.-P0tk-i.lsteu du n 70'; Western
st..dvai 81 -CuGibrrlaui Cas- sAy at SO snort
duii AT g.: Long cat strlya 80 >Apul Is st1dy
al 81 81 B-cl-Iutla Mess steady M 30; Extra Mes. 5e-
at lO2; Prime Mr, steady SO. Iad-Prne Western iu
aT fall1Nl lIiIl" tliF nluer al 4btA tuiptutiHr-
spirits dul o. 1d RosaCommon dull a D; Fine dl at
b. te-e-Afn-cal Choice cull at j@ Lard Oh steady
At 4G Extra state dUll ai D. Whedt-Ao spring
steady at - %o. spring steady IL ID; Winter suuh
err, sealy "a .i. Winter Neslrrn-None IN The uar-
kat CorI-MiXed ~ofi straty at 2o
jINEErOO Aug ol-to j. ia Cotion-E or sellers but
MIdng lIiaui-, u i.. NtIiu"
isc; 1000 Jalrs Including 900 fOr speculation aud
export. Tuc receipts lo0 bales, ~ which
90 American. I1iurrs l4ed cheaper; lpaLds Low
ding august ana September dcNerf, tlui; Hf"
.ales of G. Crants. Low 3ildun.. clause,
teubcr ana 'tt'fei a2ii NlN",@ ID.
October November d"nAciy, biEL; or
fb, eanc g. o.: IiIlds, LOW Mnddng cau~c New crop
uyed NuycmbcIa December. sal 81 i's lrs II tlc
@ 400 bales; Exporters took 500 bales Spectators took
bios: TDai receipts. 32OuU bales; American. -3GOO Ac-
tual export 1000 bales Amount Of Cotton aoat, 10000
bales; Amt gicau. $1,000 iats. Forwarded iIOai thc
sips .lc direct to epLncrs, 5000 bales American sales
m Inc Cck 1000 bales The receipts col Wheat ior the ldst
f,r. aay- 10000 q- iucu 1000 qis american.
LIVFKiOOI tuC $3.50 Brtadstuh duil Wheat ~ 2d.
iH2c for "a ciut tu'j t"In - 3 80 lei quarter ior
New Mixed Western; Cheese o. 3D. per c~L tor the best
iWfnroo Ane $3.50 The sales ot Cotton today
included r. 90 bales American. Cplabls. Low Nddlng
1lasc seplcmb.r and October delivery, "a M Upands, Low
siidng CLAUSE. crop shipped necrIabrr and January.
ali Gd The market and Fabrics at Manchester
j, Cnl aud tcnding down.
Tivrgp,of Aug. 2-5 T. m.-Cotton-Futurc8 sea'icr Up
G,d: Uplanis Midiug cau.r september aud october
delivery, Glsd Upland Low Aiddlis clause October and
IDSIos Aug 3-53u p n.-Rehned Petroleum, l01sL per
ANrSaEP, Aug. 3.-Petoieum. 70 francs for hne pale
American.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-04

PHnApEiPuIA Penn, Aug 3;-Wool IN improved demand
and in jrIr s1ly Prices LILLE weak, but not qro' ng
lover ie adyancng tendency was checed by the sIiSei
ONO PEN -ylyania aud West virginia HA ana an0Ve >
l5Ot; n '4.14sc; Medium, asa t1se.i t0aIat iVe
i2c; York, VI chlgan Indiana ami western fne, 80
t5c, gcitn tJaij. C0arse, flc; COnbiER Washed,
b, "a 56c.: do Unwasned 31a39c.; canada COMBINE,
"a ie Fine Tuwa,hed 80 3lc; Coarse Arkansas, Nc.luni
Tnwashcd 9.c; TUB washed - a41ci Color93 rue
ana sioliuu 220 3lc. Coarse l702U; Extra and herno
Iled 80 n {0c: SO and 5uperinc Pulled - a3@c Texas
Iiua aud Medium o. g.2c; do Coarse, io4 z0c CALIFORNIA
Fine and Ncti,uu - 3Jc dn. Coarse, = ds1c..
New-York tribune., 1877-08-04
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON Aug. 3-1230 7. m.-Consols 81 Tor money and
Bonds. IcifDTties, lIU-2i
Railway slgres. So; Illinois Central J9tE
LONDON, Aug $3.50 m Oisos. 91iis Iol pom huh'i
The adviccs quote i've per cent itentcs az
IOG francs 81 =, ccntiincs for The account.
LONDON. aug $3.50 p m.-Ihc amount 81 hn,loh 5oie
ntO thc Bank u England balance today Is 4l@OVl
BERLIN, Aag. 31iic weekly statement ~ the imicrlal
BaHk Of GeTm2uy shows increase Of LoUuOj hliisA
LONuOS. Aug. 81 p.m-trie railway shares y tas ~
vices qucc i've per ceut Reues francs 20 ceniimes Tor
account.
LONDON. Aug. 3-t3O D. m.Erie railway sharts, 's- III
uois Central 90. ,,, -
FA.Is Aug. j.-EXchange on London. 70 francs ia S'u
times for shOIt sight.