New-York tribune., 1877-07-26
TROUBLE ~ THE SOUTH.
AND TRADE AT 4 HALT.
pAss,NoyR TRAINS RUNSISG. But No EREiGi
COMING TO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IDLE-FLoU

MARY AND TRADE AT HALT.
Pass-NOER TRAINS RUNSISG, But No EIsEidHl
COMING TO DALrINoRE-tABOEEES IDLE-fLooR
GIVING OUT.
BALTIMORR, July 25.-1he supplies OF biti-
minous coal arc being exhausted ono 81 the largest
Goa, shippers said yesterday that he had SeeuFcd HVn
another firm the loan OF enough coal t. supply steamers
IA G contracts lie took gloomy view OF the su"'"h'
and believed thai IL the Railroad Transportation troubles
should continue ten days longer, few, any vi uo
steamers trading with Baltimore vii be able To se1 coal
and will havo stop uune unless they prihs supp'oS
from other placcs-tbOugh where they oCuid gc supi'9
he did not know Twenty five vessels are in Port ehr
tered to load coal and charges OF demurage Tor dec
tiou averaging $50 day cnch Will oe exacted. Inc
ceuurrace alone will be heavy item In tfe losses'
Eight or ten vessels on the bertls To ioau f'Hoeu
icf Europe oil for them, ana the 'ooe'S
reaured load them IRE out of WORK. lhc
contract To send out these cargVes cannot 90 hiico
Deuurrsse charges higa as 5000 day VIII DO
the reslt aud there probability that some Shippers
will abandon the contracts altogether, rather than meet
tle losses which detention may entail AT Locust
Point along the coffee, salt and other wnaryes ana al
the uptown docks the hundred. OF hbOTers required 70
load and unload vessels idle because no elght can
he received shipped ont OF the City. qnieiness IKE
that of Sunday rcigus in localities heretofore noisy Win
the busy hum OF industry There is is gro wing FEAR OF
the distress which seems to DC inevitable among nDorhs
classes that are strikers and willing 10 "0rAWhe
there is any tnIng for them 10 do.
special from Cumberland to-day says that foodls Se'-
ting very scarce AT Frostbug Nd mining town Oh AouV
inhaotauts dteen miles from Cum erland II IS saii
there are not barrels Of flour in the town ana 'h4'
the miners threaten raid Cumberland This lhteh-
on has had something to do supposed. with the a
uointment Of special police 4 citizen who went to buy
-four to-day in Cunberand, says Only few Ddrreis re-
main for sale Wheat will be brought from the country
to the mill at that place.
All has been qmct in Baltimore this morning. Inc
aSseugcr trans over tine Philadelphia Wilmington ana
baltimore the Northern Central and the Baltimore and
Potomac Roads moving with regularity On 'he
Baltimore and Ohio Road passenger trains are running
to Washington and the West The regular passenger
train which left Camden station yesterday morning Tor
Cincinnati arrived there this morning gony little behind
time and the regular left that city for Baltimore
this morning Public attention in this city to-day Is con
ccntraieG the meeting IN Ncw-iOrk tonight ana Tue
deeuest interest felt in the result
Several or the excur,iouIss who gobbled mp at
Pittsbusg on the captured by tramps belong To
some o the best families here.
In consequence OF threats by the strikers on the
yania Road az Columbia, that they had all things
in readiness to destroy the bridge that point by Are
and also prevent the running of passenger trains unless
The freight traffic CEASED the Frederick Division, Mr.
r. Janny the agent Frederick, Nd, issued notice this
morning that all freight operations would be suspended
AZ that point for the present. similar notice having
been ISSUED by the Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad Company,
Frederick l. practically cut of from the business world
Tncre has been considerable excitement at that place
during the past few days. and much solieltude Il fet
especially in view of the fact that large numbers Of
trsmps with defiant MEN, entering the CITY. Twenty
five or thirty by order Of the Mayor, escorted out
Of the City by Police last night AMI tonight they are
said TO be assuming threatening attitude outside OF the
town.