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, 1877-08-06
LIVE STOCK


CATTLE-Ai.houEh the pant weeks supply was much
amas'eF thka Nc have been accustomed 10 tn ths
yars At th!s to OF yeaE there were Uta cattle than
shtsa kny legitimate dtm*nd fort and not only a.
at Of tho AdTaacs Of tho week before resulting from
tho sranty supplies consequent upon tho siol bsca
entirely wiped out but prices for mott descriptions
hare sunk To point considerably heiow that occupied
tcford ths trikc reaction from tho cxtrct prlcee
prevalent tho closing days OF July looksL fur aa
amAier of consc hut 4 camo more suddenly and In
s s:ss :a Z: tss
% Il sfs ps1
l ,s' y y Il sr:dc. S.tsH!1F s5fs
sssa Y e''cd e''' ''' "ers
bsas ssa s spe 81
G. CO ~; :. 1,51 I'd .ksa
~. e rsie eoss sesr. xsts 1spofsea i ss lSs
e Hss Il tso !. ;slx wss ea,nt:: ta @
.: IL sio.s; +, 7:a nsy ial1y = rtx.,is .is
bs rSse ~. ss fo9 ysi
sS9 e Fl, s Hse j. fSa m s
ss;:; ss Il 4. i :s;s :S
a.s IL afas; ~s. ~ ~
Z IT, Is 'sis 4
h s - q Ii @ q * Il III
f9rvatI usual. Saturdays tvtrlr xers n!Hca .anrs
sa.ie1s sascss u sa.!. q tSs i",s
arorAr,ox,:
Extra abse.es-Cradsd ste*n weighing 40
cssis ss. :syy*:15a1e; ;s: g: :sssRf4 .s:s,sR
oSoi l;ss... ;:iI.I.tsrara :tse'.. xsish: o'to
>s5iaa il III. is.6 .:i:n: t'0@''o
psiExtsss ptaE s,s t. SoSa .;:.; i'd
s0GHn !niax e sh91ce G%xa ~. FOR e'sr Slaughter
stosK Gatie-cea.i,oa e.itic. .sxhiaK ITO 1,'ssss"
1niq .al tIn cow: asf:i:. sts:. u
bulls. an.l s:.iaMaX AsesFr 1:s33s0
Sa.-ltT :: t"stiv::i aascs '' e e
aas ast.E ss:
t9a. a. ss'nx s,:,as =, H. tss bacon Ef.aes an
"A,
Win ;tssp. e. passt5 ass
e. i II sstif' " NV =: 's;: s
sS sts :: tHtk ss'i:s s.! e
f:ss jay Gas.:s IL:
SRI 81 ns Ssfs 4. E,sv, Z; r.; ssss,
tss.9,Y E. W',ss'a .pps tl4a hi any previous
I'd ts sstst ,tsi @
pp SaI Gsss La S*I q as e!e
~ 4 e.! &C. s5ia g g
sSuo!ly: Win far j nsssta hsse. sra's on
&s n.1ssi ssSx. y w u. " se.1 y es so
Asadsy Jai{ bacon 9:s. .saEsi ttsn u, s11 Il Il
ssit sf = y F: : = e
assah oa.ias.. slas.t sa.asnasi os!nx u sas e
II i:
:s3ass saa pises Dsd liz ai
ss.srdsy. market vas tal, and prize. .seas4 To-.
;;: !; s. X 'a's 1st:.s
.ss;
.1'p pr iO5Is wa auats psor II sho:ss 4. s.! Isl
, 1877-08-06
cs1nrls 0f rilrrse rtnrc Mnr THE be
trade ycasJ cau1Vhre ~ fuit1wa:

same wtek is7a: :.................. s7+;+ 4.7r, as
weaaoe: food "a ne:t inii cram sose; ss.
S,,At1rhe & market aa., 70, h.tt so. 'hs It!
sIs ac,an fsr htlnaa. @ Va % !: t"r'eI
s,ba1s Z. a. 5s; ILL., e. TT snh
laa: t:n ii!ins!* sss.stas: tiaFtsiefre. u. o.:
shsa;sMwefs sHn'Ha "1 a;iG sa ind weak at ,,a,ar.
Ftst-!r!:es tsneet tho same - on the prccriInR
- IT. my IT a.':Ff ss:
Gss hstss : f. T. s; .j.s9. 5.n, Ea,: n. A. .3
d. cstrs ,a;t,r!. $i9:.a xH. n1y. s. t:s "a: N.a
i: NJ. thy kits i.;i1at. u: ism!,y kit.. "'ess
.'ansss;ss sas s.af a: hstfnp :pt sf.
FL @ d. .ss s!i"$s SstnsEI. sss5;ns hs;f'n 1:n
RI, st, g; ai!hsi; tss s,!I nv sr5;ax ref
rs i.M,n AS sa 5 .sstr g: n ss5';
nni .o.o u!er. entertain ieas feEarisnK
q H.
;.e spas III rsnefa snT5 ~ est
Il: :5i s5s;; 81 os :;.;s # b.: a:5ti; ss;
els,1; z.n,1 ,.n currents; .szs: c',f's
ssE:. sHs. as;sa sis!fis: ias.a 's','e' 'asD
fe''n' %isa'hs ass
se1; ssia: ~sn, IT," IT, e.
nfssf E;sist II va, and
a hs ss :s
crrtts: 81. 7Hs3.: p: nov appies :.,aHue rcr blk.
@ &c .o;::; s:;sss* @ e!
# s;Iy i ii. & ,ss ss 1T ,s sss; 6
s IL ..x 81 ,sfs Il
, 1877-08-06

Jear..n......,........-,... 11.4J7, $40 teDa4 A9S
TttB nuslNEss or THR COUNTRY ron suLr.
Notwithstanding the Interruption Of Tho strike
the general business Of thc country for Jnty, 1877.
shows gain a. measured, In tho bank c1esrlnge Of
II per cent over TINT Of tho same month Of last
year. The lors during the riot weok was not as
1nuch onc-fonrst In tho amount of transactions
In any city, md In TIttfbnfg was only about Quo
seventh. This may be taken 10 Indicate appFo1l-
uaely the proportion to it, whole business OF tho
local trade pf each city. Mails and means OF
transportation were very greatly cut OF. and bus-
ncrs necessarily became almost altogether local.
The Public In presenting Ia monthly comparison Of
Clearings saYs:
At Milwaukee m nct>,sl increase fn transactions
appears. md at chicago relative increase. due
periIapn t1 the facilities for transportation offered
by the watcr route. MeanwhIlu. al New York and
Boston an actual increase In transnctonA of which
less than halt at Scw York can bc attributed to
stock operations indicates that tho bnalncss done
last week mt hy any means ~ small. notw!th-
standing the disturbance, ns It was during the mid.
summer hcat last year. Accordingly, tho cx-
changes for tho fonr weeka ending July 81 COM
pare very fairly with thGsc Of tho corresponding
wcekB last ycAE:
, 1877-08-06
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Review Of the Leading Features Of
Last Weeks Finances.
The rrodncc Markets Rather Quiet---
Hogs and Provisions Weak.
Grain Firmor, but Closed Tame-freights
Active.


There rssh heavy loas In the ctearsnEs Of last
week c"mnarcd with tho ctearlncs OF the CORE.
flt'n'1ing week Of last year. Companions Of this
kind hare hcrn uniformly unfarosablc to Chicago
this summer. bnt the unfasorable exhibit nf Inst
week IL largely t,nc 10 ,tc strikes. The condition
of tho Boarl Of Trade markets has Ind good
deal 10 do with the decline 6f transactions ut Chit
easo t;cncrnl ,,u.tnc.a, including manufactures.
has ''ecn no this year lhsn last, and ne arc
inclined 10 think Il n trinc imprnvcd.
The 1oanahlc nlrahs OF the bnnka hare been
decrease. by The withdrawal during tho strife of
deposits. The supply Of negotiable paper Is mod
crate. morc than nfua1ly conservative policy Ia
pursued by tho hanks In discnnntinE.
Rates os discount were Sfo10 .,cr ccut At Tho
banks tn tcen11r customers. Call loans were
quoieh at q per cent.
New Tnrk exchange was sod between banks at
Zoe per 81. COO premium.
The clearing. of the week wcro reported a. fol.
Ions By Manager D. H. Ilsle, Of tic Chicago
, 1877-08-06

TotM.. a. OIL ut9, TAO ~ sJ7, ,Ast. l5g
Of the ss!n ef ss73 goo. ooe at New York; not
Aurc than $l1o, UO0, ono can he reasonably altrIb'
utcd to the large ttuck 0rctnttens Of the month;
The increase in lostnn n considerable; and Pitts
the week Of riot. shaw Improvement for tho whole
rarin'l, willis New Orleans gains over II par cent
ia lille increased: ] st. Ioais ia,is behind mainly
c,nna;l, baltimore. and Milwaukee, In all s,k Of
those of the corresponding week laxt year, It ID
evident. i,nwrvrs. that tho Honth's work, bat for
the rot would I.ave compared very fasorahly with
ncss. 1t should hc remembered. became very great
GERMAN 1NrEHIAL LOAN.
The German t;ovesnment has had great SUCCESS
with II. new Imperial loan. A syndicate Of hank
trs tonk ~. COZ. 700 OF It from the Government at
u, and Uttered It 10 the public at go. Tho abb
scrjptEons amounted to eight timrs tho sun Of.
fcsed. This IL gratifying success when 1t is re-
mcmbsrctlha the Fras.an per cent loan year
nsowent OFT slnw1y atu5. Thcrn arc 49, 000, coo re-
na1ni'"' Of thu Imperial loan. and tho preas Of
Germ ! 'hlret 10 tho employment ot 4 syndicate
at 70 !Iis;t i commission. This popularity Of tho
loan tll'st that tho Government could easily place
1t without help. The receipts from tho loan aro to
be used In hulllng new telegraph lines.
EEw YORK Observation-Disclosures Hills
lIank. Superintendent Ella Of New York, do.
irnls himself ut!sHcce*stully to. not closing the
Thlrl Avenue Savings bunk when informed OF tls
!
eohu'''"h ps ono oi us acPu'ies. he peaos toat
Inc h'ahhecFa"l osheF savings BANKS Wnon ne con-
t"'te" aaslfea MN hot'o 10 so' bat shesc ecntle-
men trs''y 1aal t''ey were NOT tuli5 or 1a'fIy IN
fntnrd u the facts and that their advice was sim.
ply 10 ''acs with caution" Tho dccpe. tho In
'ehI'Eaton 81 oaPst'ntSHuenI Eihs eAse RocS' ti'o
wnrse 1t !uok+ for him. lie appears 10 deserve the
.einl' .! su'tJ " "etsa'a' VI 'sus' WHICH shou'a
eon'su 's Pe'Pe''atol ~ pl'soa'
rOUn rER cESra IN nuRorH.
The l'oh!un Etoaomhs of duIy II says tho an
nounetraeht That 9'S oto, too mad oeen Subscribed
10 Inc ohteu Htates = peTceh1s HaA received "Ith
AhrPs'ee. anu eaueeu LUG pas eeaN 10 give way
IL teh'ashs'
IN Entope ale compafAtselJ ltl,
na,r hsn burht il, amrT;rn an,} nj hrrn' whirh
il TIM uft thut the issue nslce here II shade 4boyc
par. nnt huyrrr ut par In America would hsto made
ptoa @ ~ st'n: ~; ., ~ W III ntsnsr sgnsa!ent III Lou
onrrutom., 70 ANAL have thn suhscrtntion: 1ccn'
..f..h ..i-ts..
, 1877-08-06

HOG PE0DTCTS-Rtr1 moderately active for tbs
season. hut tended downwanls In 1ynpathy with dull
in Liverpool and the fact larger reccIp.s at hogs
here thsn expected. which ird rany operators to
ook for nuu.et arrivals during the cotng week.
Holders mofe anxious to sell. and there was lfle
demand for he speculative articles except to n ehors.
Meats were wanted for export. Germany haa recently
entered the liss competitor with England In pur'
chasing meats from the United States and Russia has
K|so taken several tdts hritlsh buyers falling
hack, and ID runl0Frd thnt midsummer lrpostAtons
arc not rerelscl with ~ much fayUt "a formerly.
MEss Tnak-WaA fnnfe acftTe And rather *cak+ do.
cltnfax futy Nn pes brl With nlarked shfhkaEr In
atothcr tho dErFcnro betHx larry rqial tn te cost
0f stnraxr snleA were Feroftcd OF 70 brls ca,h 1t
40: I75O bfls seller Aul,tt st fl3Hl; 7.N hris
eeer = I'D - III ese! ;he srsf It
&l.1 IHtai. Oh hra Thd market cloaeA duff nt
$l IL. ~ castl or seller Nugustt El3 +Cssl3. .49s
secr September: md flJ ~ Al3.:1 Ptltcr October.
Prime mes. trrk WIS Iuotcd Il si2.uxii3,s 80 And
extra prime do At <,.Os1ts.13
tARn-Was rather more nruFe. though dali at TIM
best and dec!lnca ioc Pr ~ ns. with very tsinn
pUrtet! OF 80 tra scIcE september at SsnkaH Tho
market costd tiHlt 1t ~ htH t.4 prr fnU cash
seller August, and kH.iu seller septsn6eE. Summer
lard wss quoted ie.tc below the prIco Of winter.
MxATs-Wcre gu!et and shade essFer, ia asu.pnthy
witt decline Of I'd prr Ill Tbs IN f.tcrtool. fhcTa
wnA moderate dtnla for e1p0rt bit rhrfy 1t Iowef
pr,efs I'D h.ldsr. e. rsTc onea g. so1sse aRou .tc
shoulder 1t se 10 boxrs DO Al sid; ioo G.1rs sxert
pcklc4 shoulders ~ axe: !s Gs soft ra Al ~
sat s I'D s7o s'sF ~, sax aaa
l clear1 7(c, and Ifu cs swret prKiea
hanla ast isN!oAc. Tie Hsarkes va af At the c1ose
, 1877-08-06

The following were tue receipts and shipments
Of tic leading articles Of produce In this city during
tic twcnty-four hours ending at o'clock on
Saturday morning, and for The corresponding tino
faat Ycat:
, 1877-08-06

Wh6 fcAd{DR nrf1fIuc6 URFkcfx WeFN rnfENf nufbt
Saturday. md tho fra,,pr wu. urnersIlv n sta.,@y
one. though urp.lsioua wcre ee.ier. In svmnsthy
with hoxs. Tha a.fy,ces frpn ut1,er notnts lp,li.
cate lltt1e cbauso In pftces, and ,hs weather hero
VIA nna. wIthnnt nnn,r..iye hea,. whfen wa. ron,
etal,y uuuctktoo to bu fayosoble 10 tho erou% ex.
cent that corn would bear good deal Of hot
weather yet Tba sl,tpniuy movement vas seaIn
fair, but eh,cdy ln corn.
The a,Y.goods market ~. de,eta of new fea.
tures. T4eFp was ouiet movement In .ta al. aud
scasousbls goods and 4 atesay md arm set Of
prices. Groceries werc active. and for most lines
the market maintained 4 armcf IONS. sugurs and
sisups, however, we're weak md lower. ths for.
mes declining M Tic au4 tho 1sI,cr eat,c. In tho
dried. market the position of saIr. VA u,uch
The ssna ~ Tor number Of lay. preYious. The
fnterest wax chiefly ceut.ea In nnn,c. .,d nrrros
und both OF thoss STAPLE fruit, wcte ac1iya ind nd
, 1877-08-06

FLuuIk-WkA tu falF demand for new winters 1t Z
aght reduction In pFiccA And farorlsa hraEts Of Mia
neboa fprnga also inquired tor fatF extent.
outside of this tic market lut' and heavy saet
wesu reported of g75 btls winters. partly Of s57Ha
7l: t7s brlf sprn1 eztras. partly at 81 8 80, and
rs 5fs old ryc.hour ~ Soe4. 40. Total l.s75 bfla.
Prices were 70 irregular that vi omit quotations. somc
hrands were fully SOC lover than week ago, willis
others exhibited little change.
DnAS-,yss Inactive. because none VIA offered, and
III" market qaotea afm about sltoo per Ton on
ssasAt~coasss WA nominal At sl7.so per ton
M.EsT7'yast tzE tzensFsy auie. aod averaged arer.
es I ;oIE y. s SsSa
saaa!ea y ii: o.n :iors Ttts aers s'us
esa :, as 'epPPS saas PPM
:%s'! 5a II !s:s
sss 81 :s ss;n at st.
sh.axf ncsrty =! e1peet e caafKs siFediy:
H. p,ies' ss
ae1e!e y @se.e i Ssn
o sss * .sksf ~ aad u no1 19Fna ts
l. Ssr Is gsft EGsf . ssf9;t upSsy9 i
ssa:bsr.sl;i y fi:S.s :S'a. saa .ssf tse ,e.r 4
fY.at ls:'ss esa e Il
t.a a u :G,.s e. 81 ~ t;.ski e 4
~ Fl a i sIs'sx:a3 ifes Soafa s.f' Eos.i IT,
it1 w So Eed =; ~ :l#1 IN, ny III BY sanpls 4
~ . so,;a ~: fa;a ~ !" u ~ ~ 10 A. ''s'
4, VIZ ",ds of 1000 In No.
S ;s;!,: .sa ;@sxu:s % .sas ~ @
;efss e x s Ia 4
Yufx VA unchanged, willis rectlps xtro ilarRa
and scstce1y e4naed ~ t.e reporea shipments. ,ai
s1 :sss s;sS 81
@ S viii II .4s
- a,asalI{ slssct the eurrsnt dsnand which may be
to~.n unas tut vii ors tas lila .fa .rass
for ths shtatrnee q present premium cash drlyc
rll1od to .7c, ant Clo.sa Seller * eusr rd
u !s &c csostnR u tho nsls and a~ler cIober ao
Iitea " ta16u txil mixed II 4a@st,s; nj 10 6u
M sn ba BY sample At +ssh4d on Irlsk. Tual.
q oHTs@Were n fstr drm.ad and oru.r, The offer
luFa s,mexh.t smaller. Id !i,s tsce|pts ~sre
unly ter. The sl!ipEleAts last week we're ii txceas
III u ssf na.s 4 Ssnss sintay .o
naas s.?;k .a :. Il ~ so ss No. Se +: s
i4tr d.ma1d new s:nx prsisfIsd ca.L saIe. xere
aic for old a9d 1s.tkE tur new, s. tn ba o.
&c y Tos ,tsa ~ h ns~ 'So "h1ts' by ..se ii
RYK-WA ii g.tl demand aad nrusr. Thp receipts
S1s ra at " Hs,as: q xS{e s!e3sy aKsa ~
a!.is ": - ss'a :, ths 4sss pTre. Itsirsnl va
'FEsiE W ia u,saer.ts asn.us a., armer.
were Ia far request aud thsrr iItta joinx
rseorted q Az ~ ~ reestea a. lie, sJfl Su
kfSEk. Total 3, .aNbu.
, 1877-08-06

side ngnrc Of Friday, there boing more competition
nmonE shippers. Room WAS tnken for :,t}5 bn corn,
md 80 900 BIZ rye; tho basts Of 3Ac for corn 10
HnfEa1o
Rail frctghts were quiet and attndy. Grain WAS
qnoted At :pc pet 100 ibe Ia New York, and SIC 10
BOSTON and New England points. Rates On boxed
meats were quoted 1t &c above grain 6gnres.
GnAtN II st1nr.
The New York I'rodare Erehanaf 1Fttkts ktres
the following n The visible supply OF grain, com.
prsing the stocks In gransry nt the principal points
Of accumulation At take and scaboard ports. and In
transit By nil. Ja1y "a, la77:
ssxlE ~ safB7t July ~ .jsfg st.
.... lS77. lE;f, 1871 1875. 10
WheaE 6u. 3.N75, ass f,pE1. or, p.l3t.3l7 Hra.5ld
t1rn+ hti. =. Q, O,4E.Ei1 uist 1ff 7.i+alts Nni2.fl
HARLEY. llit. Jt3?43 NLttB h1.9TI u. $i1
Rye, bu.... 1p5.7+5 l3.7A aS.s.1 N.35j
Tota bu. II ia seo 70, .l.l34.s77 IA s37. $40
SHIPPING VALUE OF WHEAT.
]. II. Drake 4 Co.. of This city, wtito ~ fol.
, 1877-08-06
bH TELEGRAPH,
MyW YnHk.

NEW foAx. AuK. 4.-GoId opencd and closed At
1a1!a, viii Geles IN the ilttfia Ut l95h. Tho
borrowing rates were III, 2, sud l per ceat, aua
Aat.
sll,sr =, London unchanged. ua1e silyer bars
, 1877-08-06

CLErRtASn. AUG. &.-pktnolxrx- Market hf1n And
sssA1y; prteEs unchAased; standard white. ytu tt4e
l2>sc-
PtrrsBrkd. Aug A.-PErkoIxrA-csude auIet At
u. 70 Il pasktfs; le6aed. l3i: fhi&ejphts delivery
, 1877-08-06

LONDON. Aug. 40 p n.-Corsolt, 05 1.1B.
American secutitics-'g7s, 1ou4; 'g4s, 1904
1O-40s, rcguistcrcd. 110H new liz, 10TH.
New York Central, ~; EF1a, M; preferred,
IL; illinois Contrai h0A
Hate Of discount In open market for dhree
months btlts. IL.
, 1877-08-06
DRY GOODS.

fkW Eo4K, Aux. 4.-Buaatss modcFsse with com.
nsteun houAes and ths jobbux trade rather more sct
fSe. Cotton Eoo42 stsaty And unchanged. Frtnts In
fslF demand sou!harlsa prtnt4 ops1cd by sxeul. a.
Chs. FlanReh 10 Eood dsaAa4+ Aaaa wsag voolcas
III fsir fe9asas. pseA. xoasiy more srt1ys,
, 1877-08-06

Ths cargo market VIA Qulet Saturday. About
sAIx4 wets lnAis early u recent psicss
, 1877-08-06

wIL2iYutoy. NJ, Aug. l. --sr1xsrS Trgrx41lxx-
QUIET Al .tH,
, 1877-08-06

4 Romance Of IIcalitY-Tho Devices
OF taas Qnccn~ OF SocietY-lkosv ptnln
Ecnturcs Hrc HTndc Attractive, md
the D1ctnislscs OF Nntnrc nrc hidden
hy the wItcIlorr Of Arf-Ata INTEREST
fnk Rcvclatlons
In our climate, and owing to American modes
OF ltIes not one woman Possesses that best boon
Of nas.iTc-a fair compexlon; q gift without
which there cat be no renl beauty.
There y no use of rcptnfng, because It Is 80.
lhe sensible thing. under this circumstances, Is
toHcc how tho defect may be- oycrrofns.
Clearly, In this matter. Art must b called
up0u u slppfY what Nature ,as denied.
Docs fafr reader ask, Ilowl
10 reveal that very secret Is tbs purpose Of
this article.
'What can't bo cured nce,l, not he entl,trcl,"
IN this case. An alroft chemist, named Elagan,
has provided an tnfalllblo means Of making tho
rlancst faco radlaot, and Of overcoming alt tho
detects which, without his invention, often mako
!ifc long martyrlom 10 ladias Of society. Mr.
llagan's
, 1877-08-06

BosTos, Aug. A.-WooL-Ths demand the past week
laa peea sasei prices steady and ntu tur ali desr-
a1's Ohio Aad PsnnaYss ssnla; recepts la!o It's, and
Include No. aud II A53 ts't,; xx strsdy II aos;
lot Ut Xxx and ahoTs. die: Michigan and Wscons!u.
~ Aa0lha, mostly II %tAt1ci 13.uuu ~ ksx yesk
~tsttsp 1t +oasalci coublaE su4 lslslRa-dsmsnd
steady foE unxAalled aas W. for unEa.hed; all pus.
CHASED ~ soa - REsdsd issya 'oa saahs than
, 1877-08-06

caEo sad Omaha Oh The train leaving Chicago Al Io
4. IN.
hotcI car1 west OF Chicago. -
6-nepot corner Of We'll sad KluzSe.ata
t-pepos corner uf Canal and KiQtte.FtA
, 1877-08-06

CHICAGO. BT. PAUL 4 MINHHhp0LB LINE.
Ticket eieea G3 ClaEk.t and 4 Ktnze.sreet Depot.
leAvu. Arrive.
-. Pau! Minneapolis Kx.. 'Itt1 a. m. 4sln, m.
II. Paui Minneapolis Ex. II UoO p. III. $40 T. III
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-08-01
OHIO.
The Railroad Blockade Continues.

Aue Nailtoao 6lockAoe SontlnUes.
Columbus, July 31.-No trains were
sent out on the indianapolis or Eastern
division Of the Pittsburg, Cincinnati &
st. Louis lines, but imperishable freight
is being received for shipment east and
west. The Pittsburg, Cincinnati and
st. Louis company are preparing for a
full resumption Of freight tlaffic to-
morrow. The military arrived at II a.
In. About IL companies are to remain
here and see that the trains are not in
terfered with any further.
Several Cincinnati companies went
to Newark, where trouble is apprehend-
ed. A number of leaders in the dis
turbance3 were arraigned to-day and
fined or sent to Jail on long sentences.
1t is stated that trains will commence
running regularly on all roads to-mor-
row.
A special to the Ohio State Journal
says the first Of the Panhandle west
bound freight trains, due here at 7:3O.
p. m, was met by a body Of the Balti.
more 8 Ohio strikers, about half q
! mile east Of the depot, stopped and run
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FOREIGN.


London, July 31.-There has been no
entirely reliable information from the
front for several days. The Russians
are vigorously engaged in strengthening
their position in Bulgaria. The Ru-
milan forces not being great enough to
advance on Adrianople and keep up its
line of communication, there is danger
of a repetition of the campaign in Arme-
mia, where too much was undertaken
by an insufficient number Of troops. 1t
is believed that two great battles, one
north and n south of the Balkans,
are imminent or in progress.
Austrian intervention is liable to be
immediate in case u decisive victory
uncovers Constantinople. England's
action will be guided somewhat by
Austria, possibly in combination.
Midhat Pasha's visit to Vienna is
thought to have resulted in guarantees
as to Austria's action.
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THE INDIAN A
Gen. Howard. Movements.

Portland, July 31.-Gen. Howard
says: II have asked to have the troops
at Missoula detain Joseph until 1 can
strike his rear, the two companies at
that point with a little help from the
volunteers, being considered ample,
taking into consideration the present
demoralized condition of the hostile
Indians" Towards troops will push
through rapidly.
The infantry, artillery and Jackson's
company Of cavalry are now across the
Clearwater, waiting Sanford. They
will be off on the Lolo trail by Monday,
Both inst. Gen. Howard will use every
effort to cooperate vigorously with
Gibbon.
All of Towards column are now
south of the Clearwater. The march
will be made in the shortest possible
time. Col. Green is to-day within one
days march on this side of Florence.
Wheaton is at Lewiston. Everything
is in the best possible condition, and
the capture of the enemy is certain,
providing the Montana troops can
check his advance.
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Liabilities Of lndOrsers on Pr0missory
Notes.


Notes.
The United States Supreme Court in
a recent decision lays down several
principles of law in reference to the
liability Of indorsers on prOmissory
notes. 1t holds that an indorser is a
competent witness to prove an agree
ment In writing made with the holder
Of the note at the time of the indorse-
ment, that he shall not be held liable
thereon where the paper is still held by
the party to whom the Endorsement was
made and has not been put in circula-
ton. 1t also holds that an agreement
like this and the Endorsement taken
together are equivalent, SO far rs the
holder of the note is concerned, to IAN
Endorsement without ecourse to the
indorser." 1t further holds that the
omission of indorsers on u series of
notes, under such agreement, to set up
the agreements as q defense in a suit
brought on two such notes does not
preclude their setting it up in another
action brought IN other notes of the
same series, the judgment in the first
action not operating a an estoppel in
the second.
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SHERIFF,S SALE.

James A. Bean vs.. NJ. ". Boughton.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue and
authority of a special writ of execution Is
sued out of the District Court OF the First
Judicial District of the Territory OF Wyoming.
within and for Laramie county, upon n judg-
ment obtained In said court on June 2nd.
1877. by the plaintiff, James a. Bean, against
the defendant, N v. Boughton, for the sum
of S97.c Gu and costs. To the sheriff of said
county directed, commanding him to levy
upon and sell the following described prop
erty, heretofore attached In this action, TO
wit:
Ali the right, title and interest of N. v.
Roughton Inland to lots numbered 10 md IL
In block numberedrs As, in the city of Chey-
enne, with all the buildings thereon, to sat
lsfy said Judgment and costs.
I haye this day levied, upon the said de-
sale at public auction and sell the same to the
highest bidder for cash on Tuesday, August
front of the courthouse door OF said Laramie
county.
caEYkSNE, wYo, this JUL. 2lst, 1877.
7. JEFF CARR,
J y2a-sod shsrir Of Laramie County, wyo.
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MISSOURI.
The Strike Ended,

st. Louis, July 31.-Trains on all the
roads are running regularly. AL Of
the men are working as usual. All of
the military have left East. st. Louis
for their homes or to protect mining
property. Two of the executive COM
mittee of strikers were arrested this
morning. A parade of 40 companies,
organized last week, took place this
morning. They marched through the
principal streets and were greeted by a
greater %concourse of people than has
been seen in st. Louis for many years.
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o

Release of American Prisoners by the
Mexicans.
San Francisco, July 31.-The prison
ers have just arrived from San Rabael.
All the Americans. but the two Elliot
boys, were allowed to be bailed out.
The other two could not be bailed and
will have to await their trial. The
Judge gave an order for the release of
all property belonging to the Ameri-
cans, but some of the property could
not be found. The men say the author
titles used them as well as could be ex-
pected under the circumstances, and
feel very thankful to get out on so easy
terms.