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4 NnVh
oso o,b;r-l6 l5s I5s l5A loZ
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20 C~boIlar-2ss E|a
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800 Beleher- soc 8pc
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no Uah-l2% IL
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10 seq. Belcher-2l
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10 Union Con.-5% So %
80 Yellow Jeeket-34
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90 CaledOnfa-3Blc jbOc SDc
90 ). Bill-l0ic li0c
100 Dayton-4Oc
40 X. Island DC
800 Uardanelles-
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40 Phil Sheridan li0c IL
80 Alta-IiOc l9Jc ?
100 Lady Wash.-ll0c
10 kossuth-2jc
g75 Andes-sjc
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40 Leyisthan-4jc i0c
20 Prospect-i0c
100 Morning Star-2s
'll2j TTo an 65c
BUS PeytsDa-l iOc
30 Solid Silver-3Gjc
80 Raymond X Ely-s4 So s. 81
30 Eureka COMPS 2j4 Y
30 Belmont-l
100 Rye Pateh-3h 30c
30 Leopard-lS0c nc
20 Gen. 1homas-20c
~ Munhattan-Ss
go Deirees-5oc
no Grand Prize-li4
800 Argenta-iOoc l1)c Ia lb0c
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For the Millions

T~obacco-Plug. Smoking. Chewine-hrst.
class, and less than cost, at S. Ashim 4 Bros
One-Price Cash Store.
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Arrivals and Departures.

az THE EuRKKA AND RALIsADs RAILROAD.
Departure. Yesterday.
IN iIoskind W i Clement
III Ciuie J j strIokler
Il " Lghtner
Arrivals I.sss Ntghd.
lot Trnvis j u MeGee and wife
IL y sample G Harrison
Mrs r y owenson Is Cohn
J b Hague J ID " hitncy
" Ashburner Mrs Jas Culhane
4 Phoebe, Hamilton aud Eurekn Line
ARRIVALS.
! 7 Mathewsen
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California-S3hs,
,,ould 4 Carlyle
Exehequer-oa
Grand PriEe-Hs
Uphir-l6H5. a.,
Yellow yacketIeM
impsrial-l0jcb ll0es
ebollar-9s
~savsge-6.b ga
Caledonia -3As
uyerman-l4 oo,z
Con. Virginia-32b S2sa
Argenta-l6ocs
Hest x Beicher-Es
Insfice-IA
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REPORT

49,. Francisco stock Exchange.
SAN FRAScIsco. July IA.
vuformol BOard.-IO:2O A. M.
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A NNOUNCES TO THE PUBLIC THAT
N he may hereafter be found at his old
office. on North Main street. whore he will
be pleased to receive orders for assayins
until the Eureka Consolidated furnaces again
resume operations
Eureka. April 3. 1877. ap4tf
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-01-07


cuando frm6 aQlel convenio infaus-
topornotener dtnde volver los oios &
la vez que Haiti. Fandorectn'sos atodos
los descontfntosy minaba su poder, E
introducfa IN anarquia en- los pue-
bios fronterizos, amenazando Ia in
dependencia de la repdblica.
Espana tfenet una nobilfsima Y alta
mission que cumplir en- esta America
que ella ha sacado de los abismos del
mar. La ilustre familia espanola
que puebla estas regiones, no ha de-
jado de sentir en- sls venas la misma
.sangre generosa que race latir nues-
tro corazon. Sc han roto los lazos
+politicos que nos ligaban pero los
del comercio, Ia literature, el idioma
" las costumbres no han hecho mas
.que atlojarse Maestro deber es es-
treeharlos Hoy que nuestra indus
tria resucita. hacienda con lucimien-
to Ia competencia 4 la extranjera, es
precise reanudar nuestras relaciones
mercantiles con todos esos paiscs que
han eXpiado va con mas de medic
siglo de terribles rnfortunios In ingra-
titud con que nos trataron al empe-
zar esta centuria. Este deseo cst5
en- la lnente de todos los espanoles
hiSpano-americanos. Pero de toda>
las repGblicas que han surgido dc
las que fueron mlestras posesiones
ning,ma puede inAuir mas en- ell por.
venir de Cuba y Puerto-Rico que
Santo Domingo. En- pocas horas va
una embarcacion del Occidente dc
esa isla a Cuba Y del Oriente 4 ests
provincia. 81 algun dia esa terra
dominlcana cae en- poder de una na.
cion absorbente, su vecindad puede
sernos filnesta.
No haremos por hoy mas sAmen
tarios sobre este aslnto importante
Hay razones poderosas que 4 tods
inteligencia medianamente ihlstrads
sc lie ocurren y que, sin embargo, NJ
es conveniente exponerlas en- m pc
ri6dico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-01-07

que mngtlna otra que una nacion
que casi en- bancarrota, agobiada por
tantas calamidades, vota un million
de duros para conlpra de local, en-
ylo de productos y sueldos de en-
pleados, 1nerece no solo respeto y
consideration sino un APPLAUSE de to-
dos los pueblos.
81 ha obtenido premios es que los
ha merecido y porque es digna de
ellos una nacion que en- medic de
tanta ruina tan grande espfritu reve-
Ia. No somos dign0s siduiera de
un aplausog Todos los pueblos di-
cen que 81, Ia Prensa dice que no.
Y sobre todo que tienen que yer
los Estados Unidos con la question
pedagogical que nosotros hemos tra-
tado. NADIA.
Es neeesario que. La prensa de
Puerto-Rico tenga un esplritu mas
levantado en- la discussion y dele de
dar los tristes espectaculos que esta
'dando; es precise que los escritores
Iescriban como hombres ciyilizados
lejando la hiel de la passion para oro
,ugar que no sea el periodico, ele-
nento civilizador cuando sabe llenar
tumplidamente su mission de ilustrar
u dirigir 1 los pueblos.
Ell que asl haga guiara por sus le-
gtimos .senderos al periodismo bo-
ripqueno pues que meritos podra
ahgar maIlana para pedir la libertad
de imprenta 81 teniendola hoy res
triagida solo Sc ocupa de personali-
daiI Ies que 10 rebajan y de discusio-
ne9 que NADIA 10 enalteeen?
femos leido los artfculos de los
perydicos citados, debido 4 la bon
dadIde alg,lnos amigos que nos han
enyado los, recortes en- cartas, pues
no s,mos snscriptores ningun pc
riodco y en- tai concepto saplicamos
4 losdirectores, cuando nos hagan el
homo de ocuparse de nuestros ira
bajes modestos, nos envfen el n1me-
!. ro, pies de 10 contrario incurriremos
en- q eloctavo pecado capital que con-
den$al inferno d los guagiieros.
ALEXANDRA INFIEsTA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-01-07
LA INSTRUCTION PUBLIQA.
4 LA PRENsA DE LA ISLA

Guiados solo por ell amor q la en-
senanza, y EN- ell moYnento en- que
por una medida gukernatlva Sc en-
cerraba al pobre pdaestro Incomplete
en- ell estrecho cfrculo de la miseria
cuando la prerlsa de la isla, injusta y
muchas veces, combatfa
al peri6dido mas antique de Puerto
Rico Que lleva 38 amos en- la defensa
de los iintereses morales y materiales
de esta provincial, no por haberse
be5cho solidario de esta medida sino
,p'or defensa i la autoridad que la
habia dictado apoyada Ell un codigo
que nosotros creemos defectuoso, es-
cribimos uros artfculos Ell ell BoLETIN
para que viera ell p1blico que ell pc
ri6dico que censuro reformas pol1ti-
cas- acreditadas de inconvenientes 6
inoportunas por Ia experienced y la
historic no Sc opon1a 4 las reformas
altamente liberales que propusimos
on nuestros artlculos sobre la organi-
zacion escolar p1blica. La circuns-
tancia de escribir para un peri0dico
nos hizo presentar en- cr6quis la cues
ton para no hacer demasiado mono
tonos 4 la generalidad de los lectores
artieulos.
Crelmos, pues, que un trabajo
4 manifestar nuestros de-
--- --r--'.--
(*lPor reciente deercto 50 va procodcr a la
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-01-07

la autWldad y pOr los argumentOS
en- que nos hemos basado para pedir
una reforma escolar, la manera de
discutir y razonar de nuestros con-
trincantes, a quienes suponemos
famantes del pals y por ESQ creemos
que nos han combatido mas bien
por costumbre que por una s6lida con
viccion. Contra 10 dicho por W Agen-
te tenemos veinte y seis cartas de
profesores msulares y peninsulares
que mmerecidamente nos han felici-
tado por nuestros trabajos en- favor
del primer obrero de la civilization
d quien hemos tenido ell honor de
defender no Ell esta OCCASION sino en-
otras muchas anteriores con nues-
tras d6biles fuerzas.
Sentimos manifestar al periodico
citado que ha incurrido en- un gram
de error al decir en- sus buenos artl-
culos sbbre la educacion f1sica, que
era de sentir que tanto aqul como
Ell la Peninsula no Sc conociese el
gimnasio. Aquf es verdad y todo
10 que Sc haga por establecerlo sera
digno del APPLAUSE del pdblico pero|
no en- Ia Peninsula, porque en- Bar
celona, Madrid, Sevilla y Valencia
los hay i la altura de los mejores de
Europa, y son escasas las escuelas
normales de las capitales de provin-
cia que no los tengan muy buenos.
En- las cuatro grande ciudades anota-
das los hay para niilass y ninos tan
, 1877-08-10

pares vel, with laet year, though abont Two
weeks later. With favorable SEASON gnf'd
ytcli n expected. TIN caterpillar IS nntcc,l in
some tlol,*. hut nh injury har bern sustained.
thnrits',r.-'Ehc f;"ftom Efehan4t says tie crnp
is generally good, anil compare" we'll With Inst
yrar. The piabs Is forming nn.l boiling well.
Tic present condition al tho plant Ii ssna1t. Int
healthy, about ten to fifteen .lars later than
laat ycnr; many fifls nEe atf1t grassy, ninl
where the weather has E,ccn fnreing, p1nnt t.
making too much wce,t. Shedding is renrtssl
In f,lllr counties, lice in three cuuntEes, AMI tho
nrmy worm In one county. The caterpillar Inns
appeared generally On the Sea island, but 80 iar
ii small numbers. e..
Mo6Et-1he prcscnt condition OF the cotton
crop Ia fair, and promises \ large yIcIt1 Il tho
wcather continues favorable. Tho erop Is from
ten lays 10 two HccKs later than last ycnr. The
plant is somewhat smaller In stzc, but we'll
frultcd, ~ compared with last ycar. Cntcrpil.
lars arc rcportc.l In small numbers It, most ri
tue prairie, cuuntlcs. No lainago yet ,tone.
bott1m ianaa, Wills tho nplands Gs, pson'tso iess rs
than last year.
, 1877-08-10

fair md equitable nprorttonmrnt thereof. amnn7
tie ,ar'nn" spr..ai Ala funds satt'ed I" br repaid
IT'D to tie 1nins or civ .,,ul fnn'i; Id' and ''e"
paid ont "f tax ro'IrcIHns srt forth in tIe e.n
lntionr Of liz t'ty. eunc'l n. as,sr a,ot"L trn.
sfsEnn mAr fur thr rrl1nttt1y n Tho ,bn,lrr
es,s,n:ns @ sS special fnn' WHICH have been
WuEuHA., This money belonging Ia the Dui!.u4
ortttyl1alI fund, has ircn, to ths extent slated.
col'rcte'l from tho l'ack tayc: md !aa thus been
applied, and therefore cannot jn.tiy or legally
nn n, BE- M = a!se1ts f.; firm H. o5n!
ell naY nt!ont. With fcfc.cncr to work on tile Ctg-
Hall: therefore be IT
and they nrc hereby directed 10 hnil nt rrtaEn ii
the TrcnaHt5 SUCH sum Of the back taxct which mar
Sn j. s" sf h" nay eo o eS9e@t.i @
anl arortsonc'f MID credited 10 taat fund md b.
" Hsoirtk 'l1t Tint tas Mayor 10 and ho is h.,cb,
rc1ntrtcl 10 communicate to thc souncl a rtate.
mGnt Ut The present contilbn tf nil aFratIyen.ents
ssrnFs ts4 ss se %c 1 v S. = rs.t s s n; a..
fnay without ,rlay take steps Ionkinr IA the itnne.
t.ttc ops,'lng Of work IN thu construction Of such
CitT-l1Ail.
by which they were m!optcd WIS As follows:
Itaf-A -AfcAnlcy. t7osenhcrg. Thompaon ,Thtd,.
Cary. stcwar,. ttlbsrt. Summer, luily. tnlertpn.
w1er Re1ss Mhe MsSa:y Nn"I%Ssh
.say.-i'allasa, Loadtng, Thsoop. Cook, seatoa,
Danangartcn, Waldo.
1t appears from these resolutions that
THE sESsE uP TH8 EtHSttt.
IL, that OF tie bacK taxes $ltU.tbyU or tnarc Is
Justly credited to the fulfilling or CitY.Itsll
Fund; that h,nncy tn the extent s.ntrtl (ilyIn.
been recovered fr.,t.l lhc ,lsc tu whlrlt II was
n,isapp!tetl, ra,11'ut Justly or legally be az,
tsapltic,l ur diverted ffttn its original ,,se Int
SHOULD bc rct.lneH III the City Treasury to 10
subject to such arrangements as the Council mar
aiupt.
The resolutions Of Aug II, tS7C, were .nlstt,.
tcrpretell Gy the C,tnptfvlIrr. According To
his View of them, the CIly-i Fund WIS pns
under Glass e, WllcreuA It properly belonged, as
tic tuul,cll interpreting tl,use resolutions now
tcrsarcs, In ClaSs 4. Ina4trllctl W the Conn.
tr.,llcr las all along declared. That any ,!rc;-
fius wEtll tho C,illcil might give on the s'Is.
jcct mitst necessarily be- neycl by 1,ui. there Il
.luc to tlic Cityllai Fum, a. Ut l,rcsrnt #, TIC
Treasury, will lw slowed to rrnlain there, anil
thut, 10 tho hark taxes cun,e III. TIM prupurtiuu
due 10 The c,ty-lfall Fund will he immediately
act NparL atlt nut he nsnlu misappttcd.
The rc4sun why ttu Mayor fn.a nut cutn1nunt.
Gated tU lhc C0ul,cil i statement uf the present
cu,siltlun Of tfc arrangements male With refer
ctlcc to tic plans and material Tor the CityflAll
Is, that soon after the adoption nj The resolution
tfc riots came, ansl aitcr that unpleasant chap-
ter i, tlo citY's history had been dlsposctl u
that It wis necessary for llEtn to 10 to WakesIa
10 rrrrutt It Is believed, huwcycr. that he villa
submit AionuaY the Information called fur by
The resolution, and TINT theu the Council, wifi
take Immediate steps to prOrccu With ulIcning
work lor the construction Ut tho CIty-Ifull.
, 1877-08-10

Epscfa4 Nsp4IcAff ~ The 1s5btas.
NoRrMrsgLp, Rice To-, Aug. 2.-Harvetting
progressing rapidly. One week more Of guoA
weather like the past week will anish binding
and Stalking. Wheat aad oats arc generally
Eu0l. Wheat will average IN this locality tNen-
u bushels TO tho acre.
VIVIAN, Wasuca Co., Aug. 0.-Heavy crop Of
wheat, uats, aud barley. Beat In twelve years.
Grasshoppers have not done much aamago. 'r4e
heavens are full o{ theIR. From the north to
west, anA going southeast. Taking along with
them tllosa hatchetl out au.l Kro*a here. Coru
tuakiug heavy strides. Our staple crops-Wheat,
oats, at.4 taxley-ufe enormous.
Hkultos, NIcollGt Co., Aug. e.--liargest cotu.
tnencea in earuest+ tHoppsys Ata up. nearly
everything within ten uillss VI us Farther
away the crop VA. never better. Weather tine,
and gr4u being cut lust a. green a. 1t viii do.
llasxcst-help plenty.
BuKBAaa. kanliyohi Co.. Aug. 9.-Harvsst
here. No whcut oE barley IT, cut. eolne oats,
puor, tiIoppeTs ate the gFuin down; have lrat,
auA We hope for good. Have not raised crop
1ur two StaY3.
,AltssE1uAxA, Hcnnsplu Co.. Aug. a-Wleat
harvest tn proareaa. splcndi1 crop. Yield at
least txenty bushels u tho acre. thEee times
tho crop, Of last year. Oats harvested and
ht4fy. Weather. very Try.
.W4r4RvlLLE, Le aeurf CO., Aug. e.-spnng
wheat lust ready to cut. Barley harvested In
Kotl condition. Oats cut. All The above CROPS
gooJ, and will turn out we'll. Corn coming On
hnely. Prospest now Vi full crop,
, 1877-08-10

Srrrtat Etsttateh<s 10 TAs 7rsbnne.
CENTRAL ClrY, Mcrrlck Co., Aug. 0.-~AferEtck
County IL full of rejoicing. Wheat md ont
harvest progressing. Yield heavy. Some
tlrcshing doue. Wheat turning ont from
twenty tu thirty bushels per acre. OAts from
forty 10 seventy bushels. Our people feel proud
Of their pluck. Farmers arc not anxk'ls to sel
their grain. Htrks It'd not alIect Us.
WRIT ro1Sr Cumming Co., Aug. D.-1larvest
In aprlng whcat mud Dats proEresslng finely.
Nyr and harley ull IN tho stuck. Strikes never
rcarhel Us, and farnicfs hare hasvcsters, heatl
crs and hc!f.b!,lacss 10 III to DO Independent OF
extra help.
Pnuu, Scmsha Co., Aug. Ivory little
thrcshine done yet. Oats yiultiing ns'uut l!fty
bushels to tho nrrc. barley turt,s nut about
thirty. Corn looking very well. Apple trees
Ioatled with fruit. arasshoppess have entirely
ll1sEyA, Fllmore Co., Aug. 0.-IIaryest
nearly donc. Eotuo oats unl wheat yet to cut.
Corn proulIses gotxl crup. No Krasahoppers
hero tllfa year. THIS county will threah ut at
least 8:D,0oo bashcls ot barley auI Soouoo OF
sr. llEtxNA, Cedar g.. aug. 9.-Wheat and
crop losiks very favorable.
LOWELL, kearncy Co., Aug. Q-Whcat nearly
oil cut. Yield simply ENORMOUS. Ayera9u very
eighteen to twenty-five bushels Ia tue acre.
Uats lnustly cut, anI going from furty 10 sixty
bushels. No thrcsbiug .lone yet. Machines
vii! start next week. Farmers busy stacking,
i'uKr, TcEaMal Co, Aug. e.-Wbeat aud oat
harvest al.ont over. ,Tlircshtug rot.,nleucr.i.
Not much shipped yet. Must Ut the graiu will
II, on tie n,arket al once. Wheat will average
Ii tho county txonty bushels. some has
amount OF oats Of any previous rsar. Prospects
for ..,En very Rood. ho 'hoppers In tic county
M yet
, 1877-08-10
CANADA.
Trnttes. Union Congrcs&-Atntrican SUPERIOR
ity At 1ilHe Shooting II Lord DuEfvrtn's

Trnttes- Union CongrcsA-Atnerichn SUPERIOR
ity at jsttie Shooting = LoFtl DuErvrtn's
Tour.
Sprrtdi Di,paicA 10 TAs 7t1bnss,
TORONTO. .t}nt., Aug. "a speclal cahle dis
patch frttn London, England, saYs: !" "Tle Hon.
II. r. Chilticrs mud C'pt. Vivian, representing
the Great Western Railway, snalcd yesterday for
Cana1a. Capt. Tyler and Mr.. llrudcu, repre-
Isnt'ug the Grand Trunk, sailed today
Tho Canadian Tsasles*tnion Congress met
again to.lay. Resolutions passed, after ron-
siderable discussion, i2yoring the reduction Ut
hours of labor froul len to n!ne; arbitration In
stead Of strikes in trade difficulties; direct labor
representation In Parliament, Rni pledaug
members 10 support Worktngmen's candidates /;
also that convict labor b. use4! by the GOVERN
meut fur the bencat Ut The whole community,
and not let to cotupaulcs Or individuals, and
that the Government be uieporialized u cstab-
ll,h Government bureau of latnr statistics.
Tue TsMlcs Congress held their annual 1lh-
ncs tonight.
, st*ctat Mspasea 10 M 7>1ss.a4.
ST. JonSs. n, D., Aug. a-Ihe Imperial Gov
eFpinent has!ng haa tts attention drawn to tho
were tn tclenseless voadttso!t hare determined
70 forward ttve lasgu riAed cannon for tue ara,a.
mens Of Seyropant h4ttery. st, john.
ftt'4a| D'tdtst's .;mns.
AELIEyiLlE, Aug. 9.-The sccund tnterna-
tlona! match bulwcen tcallls representing tue
Forty.elglth kegItnen of Oswegu, y. r., and
the Forty ninth Hastings Rifles opened Oil tter
range here to-day With tic following result !:
Americans, 201 yards, lt1, bellcytlle H7; 500
yards. Americans its. Be!lestle I'LL; I01 yprsis,
Americans III, kellsyillr l3i. a supper ID
lunor Of. the Americans was given 1t tiEeen's
Hutel tonight. They leave for hume tomorrow.
Sl,tctH! nttbafsh 70 TIE 7,laaas.
wtaKErxa, Any. 9.-Lord Dutiera visited
Fort CAREY Tuesday afternoon. aud attended Z
itr'!ay beng eiyi, holiday witnessed public
gsmes- This ,uoru!ug tue party. visited salnt
bonliLee. HIS Exreilency replied 10 three nd
dressca t2tn thu citizens. a a1awfnR.roon vii
reception ut the t;oserulneut House Saturday
During tue coming week he will visit sariol'
settlements voul.uou. to NipuepeR. and o1
SATURDAY, thu 18Th. the party start fos tht
Mennonite settlement.
, 1877-08-10
THE OLD Ap0ltT.oNlsTs,

BosToa, Aug. GA grand reunion Of the
Fsce-soil party took place to-day It Downer'a
Landing, aescEal hundred. including most Of
the lights Vi the old party now living, being
present.
Charles Francis Adams read . confidential
letter to hItn from Martin Van BureD, and now
made putlic foE the tirst time. dated July "a,
lS4s, which Mr. Al4ms said substantially ratt.
lied and euuhr,uel ll1 former declarations and
policy. which practically coat him rhs usuls-
cfRlir nutuiuaiIuu that went 10 Gen. CAak.
, 1877-08-10
1IAltVEST-NOTIS.
Favorable Intelligence from All
Quarters,
Farmers Holding Their Grain for
Higher Prices.
Condition of the Cotton Crop In the
Southwestern States.


Speefa1 Mspateh<s 10 7ar 7s76nnt.
1HGRAnAM, Jasper Co., Aug. 9.-Ftr7 1ttlc
syratn thrcshctl, and none ehjppct. Grain cx-
ccilcnt on,li,r.
LAwHEScEviILs, Lawrence Co., aug w.
Considerable WHEAT thfcslc'! mil scll's'g'
FAIRFIELD. Wayne Co., aug. a.-Thrcsh!ng
has commenced. train Is turning nut well,
pc'ns p'unp as'a eTu".. p.a .,aa :. =, ~, .,..,
bcg'pntng to move. nc price Is o. pc. oasle''
ARCot.A, Douglas Co., Aug H-Thresl'ine
nuw.$ Yfcl,t goot1.. No wheat being shtppcd.
}'.E }En.Ervtlr ri % lrrscy Co.. Aug. p,-rricc. of
grain Juwer since the astrike.' Farmers lioll-
ft,r their wheat for better prIccs. Oats good,
bit moi Mi harvested.
TAMARp3. FcrrY Gu, Arg, n.-Ttrcshlng.
rn,Il many nrc selling. Quality excellent,
Priss iIcre, sl.D0 ai.i0. Oats In the stuck.
FUR average crop.
CoBpES, Union Co., Aug. a.-Whcat thrcslt.
inr progressing slowly. Tho needy alone nrc
ee;;'nS. Hnl;;,.. Cumberland Co.. Ann. p-wptcr-
wheat thrcfttlng cut luclY. t1os,d grain. Far,n-
en- rcnerally selling where they ret 81 rer
tust,cl. Oats harvested IN goo., condition. The
"ttnKcs" compelled grain-dcalcrs to reduce
thu price Of wheat.
y,sii. Many % ifsas ti,resi'ina "nt O. 10 ID Gus.
ete to the arre The low pTtcc fur tinuthy -sec,
has lui!.cc,i our farmers to make morc lay tl'an
The ealing out Of tbe State militia took large
iluiptlty ct farmers sons, WIN were gn.al1y
needed In tbs i.afvcst-ticl1; hut, owing to Tho
extremely dno weather, tho crops were all sayed
IN g1vl condition,
NpEL1,, Ifvingttou Co.. Aug. 9.-Oats MI IN
shoek. tiuOd Yield. Acreage uot ~ largo Us
us,1al. vcry little unutliy cut Tor kee1. No
tIIreshing yet. Corn looking very timely. Late
rains haye; ;hctped It wonderfully.
Nvwrows, Livingston Co., Aug. D.-Only
about o;,c.tut,rth Of tbs Timothy has been cut
fnr seed. No tl,tcahlrlg done except little
rye. Corn luoks well. Nothing but al early
trpst or u tornado, chi, prevent good crop.
WttMlsoroS, WIN Co., Aug. G-Oats a1l cut,
In fiue condition. None stacked yet, No grain
iilrrsilcd Coru.pro~pccts getting better all tile
tiluc. Small proportion Ut ti,uott1y cut for
scrl.
harycste,i. Spring wheat generally god. Small
amount III. tiMuthy cut for sec.i. Corn still
pro,nsses a large stelJ.
WHEATON. Du ragp Co., Aug. 9-Ftntsl,lrg
III 'aryettintr oats anil erstrg- wheat, Consi(-
cruh,r uuti,r into etsyk, VerT ljttle threalling
tIDIir. Cur. IOspr tiucly,
iinwsun,v,i.lE. Strnhcnsou Co., Auc, D.
smai, grain harvested, TIrcsting co,nueuccd.
Farmers not 10 uuy extent selling their new
cruz. Torn dung finely.
Munn1s. .t3rundy CO., Aug. 0.-Whcat sud
.,t. H., .ro.%,1 Ertl rt.1A FIFTY rrr rrnf
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Il, rents. Fall wheat. 30 tn f; cents. lust had
Linz rain. Assures It's heayy crop Ut corn.
Mfcni1AH VALLEY, t,snge To-, .AuE. a.-t,ntA
turning nut thirty bushels 10 the acre. frn+-
pests Tor corn good, The late rains will make
early corn.
PAnsoSs. Ial'cttc To-, Aug a.-ffavc 1rcn
having splendid showers. Cnrn responding TO
Il. Wheat nnt thrcshfng we'll. Oats fplcudfd.
Prospect now for m cytra rrur OF corn.
, 1877-08-10
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS,

LONDON, Aug. Q.-stcamships Montana and
Gen. Wesdey, from New York, hare arrived
out,
NEw YoRK, Aug. a-ArEived, steamer Alsar
ia, from London.
: Lospos, Aug. 9.-Stesusbip Illinois, froa
Philadelphia, bus arrived OUT
, 1877-08-10

Eptrfrl Drplehe+ t6 Th Tyfhrnt.
CoLpwA1EH, Bransh Co., Aug. p.-Oats arc
nearly MI cut. NJ hctsct weather could hare
lRcu desired. Threah1ng gpiug fArwarsl ftncfy.
Very little wheat 4etng sold. Farmers will not
sell At prcseut prtccs,
LAruRor, Dctta To-, Aug. N.--(,ats good, but
not rea'iY yet for harvest, tfraM.l weather for
laytng. 1ool crop secured. Wheat looking
well, nnli will produce guo,l crulL
SHERMAN, Wexford Cp.. Aug. a.-Whcat haf-
vested. Yield twenty bushels pct arrr. Rye
y'cidEng fifteen bushels. Ncather very dry and
hot
MASON. 1nghan, ca, Aug. Anew crop af
grain tlovcs very stnwiy. Oats sccusc11 III c1.
Ccllent condition. Ntnc,tcnths Of timothy clt
for hay. Torn ncctli,,g rain.
, 1877-08-10
WISCONSIN,.

WISCONSIN,.
Spht4af nfspntrA n The Tr46rne.
MosT1cELLo, Lafayette Co. Aug. o.-Ncar'y
done cutting whea. aud oats. Commenced
stacking. Oats fatr. Spring wheat poor. Flag
and barley thrcshed and being shipped. Flax
MI excellent crnp. Corn Is hc!ng injured badly
by chinc1l-bug. The "etrike" dill not affect lis
here nppareptly In any why except In the price
of batter. susac slip theirs, anl realize much
more for It. 1.atHsr Is cheap, and tle farmer:
quite rnntenlctl with the crops. shipping OF
grain Just commenced.
BAaAHoo, Aug. U.-Outiook unnsnally fine:
reminds the Of twciIty years aEu. Winter wheat
tas not been 30 Ea.hl Ior yrnrs. saw sample
yesterday ytchll,,e tl.irty.two bt.sacis tu tho
acre. Spring wheat tcttcr Than for ten years.
II talc next Congress will wipe out the Resump-
tiou act, tines will Improve.