davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-07-19
SPORTING NEWS,


No game was played here yesterday
on account OF the rain, and the Louis
villes returned home early in the after
neon. Tomorrow and Saturday the
Bostons and Reds will tussle each
other.
AT OTHER POINTS.
National Associated Press to the STAR
The following games were played yes
terday:
INDIANAPOLIS, July 19.-Mauchester,
0; Indianapolis, 2.
ST. LOUIS, July 19.-Hartfords, 2; st.
Louis, 10.
MILWAUKEE, WIS July 19.--Milwau.
KEGS, "; Syracuse Stars, 8. ~
ERIE PA, July 1s.-Tecumsehs, T
Eries, 8. ..
MEMPHIS, July 19.-The baseball club
known as the Mempnis Reds disbanded
CHICAGO, July 19.-Bostons, 1s; Chi
Cages, A.
The Turf.
LONG BRANCH, July 19.-This was the
| last day of the summer meeting Of the
| Monmouth Park Association, and the
| attendance was good, although the
| weather was intentionally hot. There
| were four entries. The first was a hand.
| leap for all ages, one and one-eighth
| miies,l in which there were eight starters
The race was won by Hattie F., will
! Opil second and Burgoo third. Time
2:01%.
Inc Second race was for the Robbins
stakes, Tor three-y ear olds, two miles
| and Was won by Bombast, Frederic the
| Great second and Sears colt third.
Time, 3:46.
The Lulrd event was the consolidation
purse ior bolses beaten at two meet.
| lngs, one ana three-quarter m les. The
| race was won by RoWney, with JeniIel
| secona and King Bee third. Time, 8:12.
The fourtn event was a handicap
| steeple ase for horses that ran durin =
either meeting, In fat hurdles or stee-
| plechases, over the usual course. Six
horses started. Derby won, Deadhead
second and Coronet third. Time, 6:59x
The gray stallion Dounel brook, owned
| by Mr.. Coffee, was sold at auction for
| 81, 000.
On Saturday, the 2lst inst, there will
be an extra days racing at Monmouth
Park. Ihree races are announced. The
first. four miles; the second, mlI..
| heat race, aud third, q steeplecnase.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-07-19
The Fortress Monroe Postal Con-
veMliOn.

National Associated Press to the Star.
PHILADELPHIA, July 10 1t will be re.
member that tile Postal Committee
appointed by Congress, consisting OF
Messrs. Fox, Bassett and Hubbard, TO
examine into the postal facilities of the
United S ates, some time since made a
tour thrUu !hout The country. This Com
mittee, however, did not conclude their
labors, but at every important point
they appointed deputies, selected from
among the best merchants in the sever
al cities throughout which they passed.
The deputies nave concluded their Ia
bors. and the result is that II grand con-
vention will be held on the E5;n instant
at Old Point Comfort, Fortress Monroe.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-07-19
"MCGoWAN PUMP COMPANY, "
s. by T." j. McGoWau.n -
Announcements.

No races at Chester Park to-day, ow-
ing TO the bad condition Of the ground.
Miss julia Gould, Victor Fleebter and
W. p. Tyrreli, musical celebrities OF
this city, 90 to- Maysville Tomorrow to
give coAcert in the evening.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-07-19

CINCINNATI wEsrwooD tNARRoT~GAUdE)
Daily. except Sunday. Time. min. fast.
Leave g., II. \ d. Hepot, 500 AN, Il:J0AN,
2:3O Pm, 6:25rH
Leave Brighton Station. 6:35 A N, S:0OAM,
II 80 A N. 2;45 N. 3 80 N. G:4UPh.
Leave HoDh's (WesUwoodl. 5:5S A NJ, 7:10
A n, s:35 NJ, l2Ai N, 400 6:05PM.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Leave Brighton Station, 9:40 A NJ, HIS A n,
lbs + N, IA P u. 6:lO Pm, 7:2OPM
cave Robb's lWcstBoOd), 900 AN, 1880 l.
n, 1890 N, 2:lO r ", 5;2O N, 6:4JPx.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-07-19
For POnpPoy.

THIS DAY. 18Th. at 5 p. NJ. POSITIVELY.
~ nOHIO No. 4. Dan. Moore, Master
LI6StsSasxT Freight received az all hours on
EsaS'lSzzzzas71 Wharf boat, foot Of broadway. w.
HousnuIl. SUPERINTENDENT.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-07-19
FINANCIAL.
CINCINNATI. July 19-i:30 P. d

DID. CINCINNATI. July 19-i:30 P. M.
Gold k5X buying and 105h selling. Gold
checks on New York l05x.
Eastern exchange quiet ana rates unchanged.
Buying az par and selling ~ lilo premium.
sterling Is easy to-day at "a IS for sight and
"a s6 for sixty days per & In gold. ~
Government bonds quiet and easy The local
hu wing. and selling rates orc As fol loMs:
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-07-19

In ORDER TO ACCOMMODATES EASTERN
ADVERTIsERSIN THE STAR, MR.. E. DUN
OAN sNIFFEE, NO. Il AST0R HOUSE, NEW
YORK CITY, has been appointed our general and
special Agent for the Eastern States. This WILDE
branch Office of the STAR, Mr.. SnifYen being au-
thoriEed to make Advertising contracts on our be-
half and receipt all collections therefor in our
name
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-07-19

The following are the receipts and ship
ments Of live stock for the past "a hours
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-07-19
Board of Public Works.

The Board met in regular session,
all the members present, and President
Bell in the chair.
The following was received and filed
"The undersigned, the MCGOWAN
Pump Company, hereby notify you that
whereas it is the lowest bidder Tor iron.
stop or water valves required for the
City Water-works, for one year, the
said bid having been made in compli.
ance with an advertisement Of the said
Board Of Public Works under the law,
and whereas the undersigned has in all
| respects comp led with the require.
ments of the law in regard to bids for
| materials Tor Improvements or repairs,
and therefore the undersigned notify
you, that under the law, you must
award the contract to it; or in your dis.
erection reject all the bids. Further,
l That IL you award the contract to 9th
| ers then the undersigned will take succh
| proceedings as the law provides to re.
| strain the carrying out OF the contrac st,
4 and to compel you to award the con.
tract to the undersigned; as you are in
duty bound to do under tue law, and
| wilIAoh you for such damages as may
occur to the uAdersigned by reason
| thereof. -r,a ,~s,..,.
| -.-e "McGoWAN PUMP COMPANY,
by T. j. McGowan."
The award for the construction Of Hop
| ple-sJroet Bridge was awarded to TING
Cincinnati Bfiuge Company at $6,2l9 81
Accompanying this Was report oil AS
sIstant Engineer Hughes, to the effect
that.A Ar. ehlpman, who built. tho Walnut
street and Kemper Lane Bridges, with.
out complying with the required spec.
ications, was now with the. Cinciunat
| Bridge Company, and that in his dpln
ion it would harGly be Justitiabe TO give
the coptract to that company. the
Board nevertheless awardedlhe contract
to the company. Adjourned.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-07-19

The following ia the 1880 T. N. report OF New
York stock Market % received ny Lea, ster-
rett 4 Co., % West Third street:
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-07-19

CATTLE-MArK6b Hfln and U6tIye J0r Dest
grades. Dull for inferior. We quote common
81 25as medium IS 25a4 25, good TO choice "a 50
as per Genital gross. .
HOGS-Market active and firm. Selling at
81 40a4 90 for common. 81 70a4 81 for med rum,
and 81 S5a5 10 for good to choice per GENITAL.
SHEEP-Market steady and quiet. Selling
at 81 bOa8 for common to fair, and $3 25a4 70 for
good TO choice per Genital gross.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-07-19
ATLANTIC L GREAT WESTERN.

BALTIMORE OHIO, VIA PARkEasBuBa.
Depot. Pearl and Plum. Pine, min. fast.
Washington Xxx. daiiy..... 9:l5 AN 7:00PM
baltimore Elk. aauy ....... 9:l5Pk $3.50 AA
New-York tribune., 1877-08-20

LONDON. Aue. IS-The Eoal43f s-ys "uelI having
tiuuc Bank. aI' rise ir flt rates hHgias
been expected tr sf,c; ~ % d'1c0ni have uf he RISEN.
lurl Ilu!-i.r then
subject tisLccIea sh0a cue Bank rate i1 1rsd hut ~
made rtsel ~ I'if frr cent Tor
HCntS DlS II tlt present IFain ae supply % pal
lion ana rs ~ fHc a1k c'lfnur@ tneie- s liit donh
tbs - % b.. lac ~ Wheat ut
ie red. lic rai a. Ot money hi atCuitfrg
low market vllfe ~ TraH 1rf fncrgh the hnence
Of fhc n l1cr pncc 0 Wheat 0 te money uaaSet ts ar
compared Niih NAY a. nj iIaier STOW iscyet 10 me
c.ur iuoii viii I've toll o'iay tiwe having sc
IN the sock markets have ben irw and ~ pc
Exceptions, D. !oun M Tie r0Tkf ior EnK
H.h Indian an! American rtlwag -ecri-f, WhrIe some
Doe downward. - th' whole since la- Sftir
day vines. rise ru>aa on te hinciiA siaen'ns
c'accrui.g Br- neuirh a.nc' ihen the faniiii "a VIM
tfc llif lt4flug tIt taiiou tAH
fse fn per cent in mig DC mafe, hare caused
give sd the orrrIs Ggeccl pI iuts'aj htl
la depressing feet ini on lin 'tN tfrfe m
u ie R4ns rate IL Jcr cent On iha GIm.l
las resulted from tire reports on large
Hungary. Investments cnatnuc - 1- Hide h
American GuscTnArnfs The laOada are Orichrd ny we
promise ~ ifrsc -TsA tTaiic.' -
Io.ufE. aug l-.:3J D. NJ. :. bonds leOlS lp6's;
Nfw Gytf, l0l D.; Ire r.fgy sdarc% - co. FitiefI'0
l@+. Nes Norb Central. g l..
lnsu0E. tEe ls4 40 D. nl-rie railway shaie iOfi a.
IoSI.S aug. Is-i.3O p n-Fr- Railway shsras, -
Paris ads,-s quote hse per cent ienes al lt6 francs Z" -
Lo,uoy Ana I5-5 D. m-U :. four ana hair per cent
boI.5. 1859 Eris rail- way shares. preferred, ~.
IOSirls, Aue 1850 ,. ~" aaIut ol DHl N lil'-
drawn from the Bank OF England on balance day vas sl5
coo
LOSn0N. Aue lS-j D. mrhe rate of discount for three
UOnI- bills in market Ia cert, Walrh n .
below tie Bank oi England rate Psrt. oes quote
i've cent henirs At l0J francs 5za eenumes lot 2
count.
BRalN. Ang ls-T Tho weekly Of I've Imperial
Bank oI Germany sl0WSa decrease o. Of l,SOuVJJ AAS
New-York tribune., 1877-08-20
HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA Ane lssnaar The market is par,yzen hardly MY
The minimum decline appsrenty mas MOI
prices almost nominal stock In warehouse ~
and Mafanzas f7SO00 boxes 10000 baes and D. w
hhda ReePpts the week az Havana and hSaBzas lOO
boxes. 700 bags ssd 600 hhds Exported during
the week from Havana and 1atanzas 4.310 boxes
5000 bags, and 1000 hllds, including 1900 bxes
all bags and all The hhls for tbe united stitesj
Cayed sugar 1919 8dS1t reals arr0be DO No, 10
S26 0ta1osl reals sioasses. no 79It r,as; Mn,.
n inferior reals Ccn,rfug3l gfF2 reals;
in hhds 9if,tl reals P arrobe Bacon t3I D.
Butter $50 $40 qnnta of sIpe3&r & sa =, arro,s
Hams sJ50sJ7 for American sugar Cured iar IN kegs
S560$fl do, in tins, ig29tl3. onions nominal. Eihpy
hIds nominal Lumber nomlnaL Sh0oks 40 iS.sao .soAs
White Navy Beans Sildt2 Hops-No SAFE. I.e.i,ssn y, ss
There scarcity " bottoms steamers snppy most OF
wanted perbox OF loading avanafor tne
75c per hhd do AZ 75aS do loading on @ bor,n
(outae perisl for the United states S ID@S per
bhd OF Molassss loading NJ Havana for the Om'et
states, S232 75; Falmouth and orters, ozs ol a.
35s. Tobacco Receipts hgt pouring rains are lnvea
the roads VusltO ADaJ0 pliers mel
Si0ds $50. per ewt IN god Remedies fl!ers sSo,OV1
s3s per cwt. In goi Spanish gold 20 s922 p Exoatss
firm the United States go 2f2'g per cn
premium: qnt 65i2 enuEE do 20 days god ~
pTcni do s'Jrt s1l 311J'2 premium on Lohd"h Zo~
2Ol2 premium; on Paris 6ifa 2 premiuHl
New-York tribune., 1877-08-20
THE STATE OF TRADE.
RnpEAN MARK kEIS.

r,vrnpoo Ang 1s-Pork Eastern dun az 40 western t
~ @ S,i- Hae,u Cumberland cat dnl AZ ots s'nSt
I,h d,n al 81 long Clear dhl AZ - o 80
ayy1I Isn,s-Iong steady ~ - Slolirts Ne1.y
=, rcr-lrdia Mess steady at J3i Extra Mess NeS
~ ,,,s is,ir.e Mos rner 81 Lar-ffihh western '
~ iee,t TtI,ow prims t'iIy hrner N AZ inreht tne
~ steady NJ aodi tlnc Jun
~, ,ssse- Insrcan Choao dnl at9lL i@rd Sil sr
% ~ Eiour-Extla state dull At % neat No .P.inh
80 q, i5l. No 2 sp.IEg iul at lLbhi WlhIFI noue,
Al nd Winter WoSfin~NOhe Hi tho mar
tet cogg-Mixrd soft steady at 20 ~" -. au s,d AZ.
fu-ssro,l Aug 1880 y m.cottOh 1uiI N'e =, 90
~ i1 MtS,,r tpiands, 6lrsa: @idiing Or,sns ota
hII NM b,i. i, ndng 500 for soecuiaon ana export
So esn, ~ The dIy OOJ bales, no AmeIe ru
sasr,. VulandA Mhi.Ins cause AtSr
n1ant. HitlliDg cau august an" ,opt
dsi,verv i Upsnds, Low Mhii,nS clause noss iop os
s,,nst O-ober at EovomDer.' SAIL oHgL, tsow
clause New Crop. Shipped November ana Deeem
Dsr sail. G'ssd - .,r,,,as Cation Low Middpq
cisnse ,enfcnbrr and October delivery ca5- go, o..
iytnr55f Ang. ls-2 - m.-Basoa, 'Slod per SSt iVr
49, ,,.at IiieS sales OF Cotton to|ig D.,
40 6alrs American. fuures weak upahaS nom
ciaase New Crop shipped November ana De'o""'i ""N
omitted, III. - ma . q. foumon Qo,in SOD
ii.yKSrnnt Aav ls-5 p m.-Honned Petroleum. lof~
IO7sd. per gallon. - - ., w .hao,as NJ importanca I'm
ma incng Lane markets The quotations. on hes SUI
,..srd e nIlan having further me ae
me is.t fsw ays rstes cnrrc.t iot new
~ -, attract more Back cst sorts are III stcay
densnd Al public sales Indian Teas nave ''AS "uy
New-York tribune., 1877-08-20
2.h-n.non NOM S of Flonr.
l,4 O,OOn pounds Oi COrD.
90 eco pounds OF Wheat,
o. OfO D gnd- Of salt,


25o0 rousas d sagar, ~, ,,..,
Also variety Of Other a. = eais,los on ,
means o. tTaostoItaon wood ,as s sS , s,s =,
Place New Mcjor Hughes, sioux cry Captain " ~
Nash, Cheyenne captain Charles MCCLURE 81 f'"i iAJf
Ths bids " opened the presence - the purcnasn ng
co1uitler Board Of Indian Counsloness aad rc1i
publicly beginning al the hoGr aoYe naaed blieS are M
Each btI aast give parties Iosied N .
aehei no l. c0nsfere from persons wao nave n
respect tsiasd m a9y ,A AT 5'9'e ~ Az m p, ~ ~ ys 2
interests % the Government. .
rayas the Commissioner of lui.an AH-ir, 20
be him Until te execution Of tae con- aci Dpa sie
i've per Of the amount OF tie proposli and sha %
forfeited 70 she United states n ease any saSrr csys
sufficient bond therest otherwise to DC returned 70 ths
The Flour must be fresh ground wheat eGua 70
the NevYosk * quality, and deveredu si.onG dotnio
ss.Ss samples 81 not lsss Iian ia ~ y nsysi % wi,
the Of the bidder and humber II more than orc sai"ss
T,s 10 must be sound dry eleau, weigh lot less
So pouR tie bDao and delivered Ia suong guinness
The Wheat must be OF the Fab crop sonnd dry and celn,
than 90 POUNDS TO the bushe and "ei red
Ihe sugar mu i be packed barrels fnl hsad-ned .
10 dry packed Ia barrels ry ior snip
he prices nao "nehp IN case VII any allow
An article, fr ed unor contract must hc delivered 80
places designated fcr ur reception and N De sa9e's
Is cxeca,ing the contract right win be reserved to N
pinh he quantity Of any oi se articles
served to ecre- the aponnt specified IN any
caatraet 10 an * tent exceeding iweBtynye pc, ceni
duly executed with snctic- and e0pioue iof
tae aith performance oi tas eoairaeI ~ al ~ Ptcs a.
evidenced by their ahda' a. 70 tne value % r
10 contract or part thereof will be permitted 70 e sub lss
'gDel 70. or filled BY Any other parry "i'oa' TIC "''-
ten s'n''u' VI "'' j. q. SMITH Commissioner
New-York tribune., 1877-08-20
TuF coal TPADE.

from The EHrinocTiHg cnd .VfeagJoyrnal, AUGr1 IL.
The production OF anthracite coal last week
hat 28i Us tOns, compared with 423os7 tons Tor
the cnIres poauing week OF Last year Tie production
Tor tie w,ck ending August 4, was LjG.fg6 tons ani
although ac week ending Aus1s II shows az increase,
tlc fota! appears but snla cOmpafcd wItI pre-
yous weeks Of tLis ycar However tLe oGput Of last
wees equal 20 the average weeIy production from
Jtnna!y l. 1876. TO TIE end VI August, when the cO
bnaoD broke. II The present snply therefore. can be
continued, t.ere need Le 40 feg of great scarcity Oh
coal some time The tIta production since
January has been l,65J.SO9 tons, compared with
9Oli.2i tons fo. thr corresponding period ~ 1876.
Showing 40 Increase this year nf 2.jJD,JsJ tons
Tie following IS the comparative statement Of the pro-
dlcton ior the ending August IL, and years from
January l:
New-York tribune., 1877-08-20

The bank statement for this week continues
60 show aG,cne the legal bat this time prin-
cpaly iiou the reduction OF the specie average TIE
comparative to.Als as follows;
Loans Ags Zoo M 50 & A@ oo Decrease ffrspfs
'o9 55563s l$a5269s BssTsss BssTsass 55l
Crcqla,.oa. i55sl5 % i55i5,oO5 Decrease. iaJ.60o
qhc faowiag the relations between the total re-
serve and The iotsl liabilities:
srecie l5o3s7oo sl54497ol Dec sL5Slo9o
iesai ''ut 'iS.----' ''''''''"' '-'--O'9 NV -
Total reserve s6s. $3.50, sg6li57oo Dec sl979O o
ssaast dcSaos,s s5ss57gOo s5s,s5Ss5o
Lsstss s oi I,,orye we
gureInenia 900 s12792 900 Dee sl,a75550
Ag,u. according foregoing eXhibit. the Associ
oiated banks reduced heir apparent assetIoans
eileee ard legal terdersS1 100000 more tbaD the
ducton in their Babites--dcposits and circulation.
OF nothing Of the kind has occarred, although At
nigh: easily happen II an the hanks should follow the
exaInrc set by the SeDk Of tae Republic, ne
~ wIitng OF its dead" loans. But these continued
discrerancies Ube amount 81 l67OO0 in the pre-.
Nions ataemcns) show h9t the present system OF max
ing weekly returns is tot ly vaiueiess OF in
formation The total legal reserve Is now 81 per cent OF
total depo,s agains; 3l5l per cent by the previous
statement Deducting the specie ID iuil hOm the d.
posts the gresnhack reserve - now 2G36 per cent Of
thc remaining currency deposits, against 2646 last
week.
A the Almanac says "About these DAYS may be OK
pec.ed" slowing accounts o. great revival IN business
prospects, or an immediate prosperity aud Aighy coored
Ieu-pciufes Of the immense Improvement IN railway
property generally This sort of thing has proved to be
epidemic I'd he commencement OF every business season
the Panic Of 1873. Although it generally has cN
tended large extent OF territory has been more
Particularly adapted 10 affect tEo Latitude OF tDc New
York stock Exchange the transactions OF CONNER
Ca mercantile II IS ardenty 10 bo wished that
oil the bright asicpations which thus viii find express
i0n may he realized. In some eases u viii certainly
prove expensive n hey ont 10 be deceptive. There
fore caution ratheg than crcduty mas prove profitable
The trnc situation OF affairs TO be exactly stated
by iAe Commercial ard Financial ChTOntele Of today;
There was q moderate trade going ~ the pist week,
BAT the c0spcuOus fact ne Important dcc!ne
Which took place 81 NcsteiD staples. ana the
disquetng effect which 10 had upOn views regarding
business the coming AuuInU IL ~ feared tlat the
Promise 81 tire early opening Will not be realized that
expectation o. active trade are doomed To disal-
lnsiead OF active sDd buOyant markets Tue weather
continues 20 generally seasOaably for the crops,
though raibcr less would be- desirable. sharp sa
vance N ocean frelghts Is checking exports.
As 20 the business at prescnt being done by the rail
roais tho following tables, showing the movements Of
Hour and grain for the week ending with to-day are
Suggestive
RECEIPTS AT THH ATLANTIC PORTS.
York.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-20
Cotton MARKETS.

.,ar.rA Auc IS-Ceuon dali and nDminsl Midiling z,
lie: Low .Iidnng, i0sc; Good Ordinary, loc; receipts
70 AUG Is-Cotton duh; Mddhnt. II ic Low
n dlng II sc Good Ordinary, L. sc: net recrlps nonc
gros receipts bales exports coastwise 70 bales; saes
Is bales. sIOck, l,glb bales -, ,,,,. ,,x -
Bosroy. Aug 1S-Cotton dan iidthng, II 's''i Low
NLIn~ I Ic; Good Orii1aty, LEI net receipts noue'
ECf;efesr,v Aug is.-Cotton tad; Midtlng lie; Low
NiLi1ny lOLc; ti0Od Ordinary lOG not recelpts, 40
bales; EXPORTS cosswse, nOne Sae 4" D'oS s'o0' -'o'
pe9S-rsx,7I Aua ls-Cotron quiet Mdd ing, lcj Low
Mids ug ~: Good ord nary iOac; net fectlpt AZ
isfs spfns lI6 bales; spnnors 100 bales; saes IOO
Ds'sS igg IsCo.ton duiet; Md hing, lose; Low
Arirr I0kc Onin9fy, tOc; net iecelpt, - uais
exports coastsise 10 bales; sales nonei ssocN' S1't
- Aug ls-C Cotton quiet; s'dIng, llc.
Nontrp Aup lS-COti0n qnIet; ha'ing. lv'sc; Low
NItrrr 97acs Good Ordinary Jsc net receipts Dales
S@s1 ,i, a s-Cot,oa quiet, afddngs, i07c receipts,
as bales shipments, bales ses 90 bales s'oo@' D. l''
Ds1s Ds1svoarE,ys Aug fs-Cotton dun; Miding. Iici Low
Niddlng 10 &c; Good Ordinary, net reecp - pae1'
gross II bales exports 90 Great Britain, 9Oo Daesi sae
bales: stocz. %, " iaie. -, -.
NoatMK Aug ls.-Cotton quiet Msdinz o4c;s het re
ceipS bars; exports, coastWlse nohei So'' - O"i'S
PM, .ogtrtHA Arg l8-Cotton irm; Mi!ims ll'se;
II dc. Good Orlaarr, lN'l0ci net receipts
gross i9i Jaes sales 10 spnners 100 Daes STOCK
-ssS Ana 1s-Cotton s'eady Middling. lie: Low
afidlu1 Ios.: Ordinary, lO7c net receipts ~
bales: exports oOastwse. none; sales Daes Stock ooo
"aT Iotfs Aug 1s-Cottcn unchanged Nicdlng l0Ac
ouv Kidding IOitc., Good Ordinary J'2c rrteipt4
bles: shipments 500 bales sales 0l bales; stock 24S
bales. 80 60. .,.,4,,,.x ~. r 80.
yddllng Osc Good Ordinary l0ici net receipts none;
"A
New-York tribune., 1877-08-20

The money market ontsde Of the stocx Exchange has
shown a hardening tendency 1be Danks are keliihs
per cent Oh call loans. At the Stock ExchanSc the
rate continue al y Government bonds anu Zg5 on
ntxed coatral Discount ruled slow nj 4i2 to ois per
cent.
Jse following was the Clearing House statement
to-day: Currency exchanges fG272s,10O currency pnl
auces &32 272 81 gold exchanges, III, ~ FoId
balances Al 203 2o4 And for the week. Currency Clear
gold cearaces $40. .474,9lS; gold balaees ~ 90
Tbe foowing were the 81 exchange on Ne%-fork
O., ,,c following cities to-day Savannah, buying s s;l
ing IA; ChariestOn easy. slseiA preniumi CneilAas'
New-York tribune., 1877-08-20
.a ,e t ,lnlnr ,ro n,l., rer. aererea on contrae.
STAINED

Good Orlinary 9llis Low Mddirg. ........l0p
strict Good OrArv v..-.l05ra Midimg. ..-.....--..u
Futures cespd ana points lower. for August Sep
emocr and and points lower for oher months dn
SaeS YESTERDAY after August, 800, lbs; 60c
ll.O sepieuber 800. 49, COO ll33; 1000 ll39 3Oo
ilip October. 100 l02 600 11OO 200 l.Oo; January
o. lIOi total $500 bales First call to-day August 100
,,d.sse seplembeT loo ll3.i DecembrT, 100 1856 400
1851 February, 1000 lila, March. 100, llzS totai
lO lales second call; septenlber 100 1877: october
400 iouJ Soyemhe. i0o 1926 i9 l0sj; December. 100
10 1 p "a; Aagrsi. lOO li.57i 500 lI5G; 900 lI.52;
S9o ll.S5 900 li5i; 400. ls2 200, l3l 100 II51
500, lbs october. i0O 1885, 400 1880 900 10 500
10Sl 300. 10Aj 100. 1923; 300 1929; TO-, 1887 No
yemheT, oO 1850; December 300. 1881; 100 1880 100
10 - 200 OS5; FebruIry. loo, 09 March, 200 H. "a
total. $4,000 bales. Grand total, 81, 900 bales.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-20
Bv canal. RaaroaJ. coaal,se. 10taI. Balt.6 81
RECEIPTS AT THE ATLANTIC PORTS.
Nsls- York

By CanaI RdfLrudd. COdsctss. Total. Bah.6 Bosi.
flour. bbls 1,22O 1874 Ii,Z70-I0o,2 ,22i 63Ul
All grain Sbsh 69o634 711069 272sf-24373S7 l,t7ss47
II may be- well 10 TOO creIIloas respecting gains
IN railway earnings when reported by companies which,
having refused furnish regular statement occasion
ANY select particular week 10 report, and even then
'or"sh no comparative figures, but ssDIy bold stale
tn' OF 50 much grain for te week. Such statements
oashs 70 se regarded with suspicion, reports which.
~'hongn perhaps for the particular week, pms
''sa IN aid q the negotiation Of loan for the
accomplishment Of some speculative END. snch com
New-York tribune., 1877-08-20
paucs never report the earnings of week which shows
MOVEMENTS AT BUFFALO.
Rscelpis. shipments
By Lake. BY IaLl. BY Canal by Ran RAJ

Flour bDls oa mae a7 ss7 zoe ssi.4cs esGsco
As further indication OF the business lost to the ra
roads, II may be stated that during the week the receipts
at Buffalo by lake 1Oi5s bbls of PORK and 500
pkgs Of lard and the shipments thence by cnnai "ero
II 332 bbls OF pork aud l.32s pounds oil lsrL
The stock Market after opening the weeh ,ane r rt
prces were rapidly advanced and the total
rolled up nearly 1000, 900 shares on .hg ries
tLe specuation the following comparative table oil PRICES
furnishes the best cOInlnent