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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-08
VNHITEI SSTAR LINE.
w r4R 9uEENsToWNJ Ian, AND LIyEEPooL

w P0R QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAIL
The of this line lake tho Lane Routes
mendcd BY Lieutenant Many IT, NJ going south Of tho
Banks the passage To Queenstown all the round
GEKMANIC. .......May TO- at p. ".
CE June . NJ r. -
ADRlATIC.. June 10. NJ r. ~.
BRITANNIA. "a 1t r. NJ
GERMAN1C. r. n.
RatesSalcon $50 and $500 In gold; tickets
reasonable terms Stceragc. $.2a
Saloon stateroons smoking aud bath placed
amdshps whore tho noise motion least aording
degree Of cotnfort hitherto alta inabte at sea.
For inspection plans and ether information apply ut the
company's Office 81 Broadway. New YORK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-08


frExAs LINE foR ,GALsksToN. TOUCHING At KEY
West, carrying he United states aa.-rhs steamer
Saturday Nay is at ~ rom pier - Es.. River
and Teas Central ssa p9 SorSsla Gs
ss.sa ass, CA. and and s
r apply ''s q Or o sa
MoRGAS's LINE OF sTEAMsHIPs
WI for New Orleans aud Texas.
height Morgan Louisiana and Texas Raroad Tor
Morgan City, thence Morgans line Of steamer Texas
Tho MORGAN CITY win sail from SO North River
New York. on Saturday. May H. AZ M for New Orleans
Through bills ladlng signed Mobile Galveston
Houston and Texas Central. and 5sa, NORTH
e ndsnSs and San a9sons and al points on the Gs
~" s' Christi noss s Sc Mafs saa Ealson
To- q and
Santiago a the and Il, Xix q
be effected under open policy u A Whit
per CENT from New Herk all Texas ports via New Or
Freight q. lowest rates For freight or further
80 '''' CHARLES A WHITNEY 4 co, Agents
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
~ ue, sailing Nm nom pier x Z, North River v-
days and Saturdays NJ. sonnecsas with Virginia
and AZ Linz Assn,s C'.ss line rea%sas A.
steam lines . e.sror points IN North Carolina and vgnl.
day. Thursday and Saturday.
Lewes, Dell Monday and Thursday, ut r. NJ connecting
with Maryland aud Delaware railroads
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed
Through tickets and bills flndug 10 all points nt
lowest Insurance Norfolk. &c, cent Freight
received daily 81 North River General Offices LOT
Greenwich - ". H. MCCREADf, President.
DOR HALIFAX. n. -. AND Sr. JOHNS, N. =.
IL CROMWELL STEAMSHIP LINE
steamers leave pier 10 \. Il. following DAYS mt r. NJ =:
uIsO SNOM Nc suhy. may
GEO MAStlSbIoN......... ~ uuny MW ~
West st.
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
A LBANY..PEoPLE's LINE STEAMBOATS, LEAVE
n pier ~ North River daily Sundays excepted. ~ r.
NJ. for Albany and All points North and West
(yITIzENs LINE STEAMBOATS, FOR TROY AND ALL
" points Northeast and Wast leave daily except Satur
day, At j. NJ. rvm pier 10 North River
(yArsKILL CREEK LlNE.-NEw CHAMPION. TUES.
~ day Thursday aud saturday. from pier IL Canal ~
MoMANUS. alternate days. from Leroy g., . +. NJ.
L,ALL RIVER LINE TO BOSTON
via Newport and Full RIVER. The world renowned
steamboats, BRISTOL aud PROVIDENCE leave pier -
North River foot VI Murray daily Sundays exccpedl
Through tickets sold at all the principal hotels
the city.
0LD EsrABLIsHED LINE FOR sTuYyEsANT, cars s.
~ kill and intermediate MISUNDERSTANDING ANDREW
HARDER from Franklin s. sper go. Tuesday Thursday
and Saturday steamer MONITOR Monday Wednesday aud
Friday, ut 3 r. NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-08
NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY MAY s. I7e-TRlPLE SHEET

more wac lis nrst colonel Nay 20 ls2s-just half
fury ago.
The second" company also had dinner last night to
celebrate the keventeth It's formation
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-18

A-FoI sALE-oSE VERY FINE TRICK DOG. ONE
IA broke Dog Scotch and Skye Terriers the
finest IN the Maltese Cats and kittens; Medicines
for all Diseases
l. \. MEYER. No. West I'd ST.. near Broadwny.
4 MOcKlN,, BIRD FOR SALEArliE BEST AND
n londcst singer in New York 9i3 6sh av.. between
52d and sd sis in liquor store.
DUTLERs INFALIIBLE NANCE CURE. PILLS.
- PuImonc Oil. &e. tor sale. No. q Peck slip. N y
L,OR SALE CHEAP--3U OF THE FINEST SKYE TER
-crs imported. weighing from to pounds each.
W. COLLINS. IT'S LIST av.
lust IMPORTED-A FINE LOr ,sF SKYE TERRIERS
81 and Ferr.ts. JOHN H. LYON. 2ce fulton Sc.
BENNINGTON Observation-Disclosures AMI WIND
III sights; pistol grip. spirit level cost <lO6 will
sell very low. II. q sQuIkEs Ne. cortlandt st.
N, ANTED-A DOUBLE RIFLE OK RIFLE AND SHOT
w Brcechloader. Address HUNTER, box l2S Herald
Office.
vAYANTED-FIvE PARIS MuTUEL INDICATORS.
w second hand give description and the very
lowcst cash price be cheap. Address CICAGOAN.
Herald Uptown Branch Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-18
DIZZY GOODS.

Wonderful success Of our new invention,
THE MARGUERITE WAVE.
which forms COlffuRE for iront and
back can be adjusted without single hair
lpin and will not rip or tear. from 50 up
ward
INVISIBLE FRONTS in large variety,
very stylish. and improving the looks OF all
ladies instantly. 81 per inch on real patent
HAIR lace; ~ per inch on imitation hair
lace.
The largest assortment
HUMAN HAIR GOODS.
positive " ret lied nj wholesale prices
HAIR SWITCHES OF the finest quality
lof hair and cUkLS warranted To be natu-
rally curly. In immense quantities, NJ prices
ITO suit everybody.
NETS for the front hair, 25c. and SOC.
COMBINES made up in tho most MP
proved manner. 25e. and 5oc. per ounce.
LATEST METHOD. ROOFS ALI ONE
WAY
HAIR TAKEN il EXCHANGE.
GRAY HAIR A SPECIALITY.
Our quality OF human Eair goods cannot
be cSceled The best proof in tho world,
highest premium awarded by the Ameri-
can Institute.
l.. suAW's unrivalled BEAUTIrYING
BAZAAR.
CREME BLANCHE.
or the Magic Bcautitcr. for tho complex
lioH. .fHphitS ptiihaHt transparency, Is
ldelightinlly cooling and an indspc nsablc
Particle Tor the toilet table +: warranted to be
absolutely harmless. 81 per box.
All succriiuvus hair en- fhe lips, cheek
lchin. arms, &c, removed without pain and
effectively. or no charge. Pencils for the
Eyebrows, blonde. brown. and black; blue
Pencils for the veins, sic. each.
l. r. Condray's celebrated AURORA. to
bleach hair of any color fine golden
blonde without injury to the hair. Price
Tor three-omnce bottle, 81 80; for six-ounce
bottle. 81 20 j. b. Fontaneis wonderful
preparation. DERMArlNr. a sure euro
70 remove all wrinkles from the face. 3.
per bottle. \ large assortment OF all mod
Tern Identifying CoSMETIQuES on hand.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-18

A -sTOkA.E~-wEST sIDE srOKA1n maze.
A. houses. 5:. Df. si5 Hudson 81 1se Grecnwch
and ~ Abingdon squsre--stcsaTc ana -a'c keeping or
Furniture Planes Baggage. Trunks. Mirrors Paintings
Ornaments. Carpets theatrical vruperticx and
Wares OF description nvht separate
OF any sxc oldest established sOl lowest IL
most accommodating extensive aud SponShle establish.
nent In the business ~ rAGGAtT Owncr aud iroprie.
Office o'3 Hudson st. tAhinEdnn square.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-15

state bones we're hrn and more active. We
sale, u Missouri Is long bonus At lOGGlO6i. 8.
1877, lO2 LOUISIANA - consolidated, 59 Jersey Clty
d. Water Loan, lO3 tennessee q. Old. 4Jas anu Is
new AT i5a. kliroad securities ruleI hisaer aud IN
Cd demand. lac principal dea ings were foloW- ;
Albany aud SusQuehauna let mo rtgHge 10 \. j. Cen
ira lst conso idated, IS Mlchlgin southern SINKING
fnnd, 100 Michigan Cent a. -. lO2 y. H. Contra "a
1888 lusA NOrtn Missouri It, vd Chicago aud Nortn.
western consolidated. lOJi Union Pacific let mortgage
lO5-sslO5Al Union facnc r. la ants, lul. LOcdo
ana NAash Let morIssg" s9ss so Iyled1 anu WABASH
ls 81. Louis dNlslOu, 10 aud MAOa- Cl
yerdO.e sos Great Wet. rn Cd % Canada soutn,rn
ls coupon on. 81 Olio and Siistlssppl 2d mortgage
a. o. Al ST. l., j. aud CIcasO lst, loils UulJu p
enc sinalng fu4a, Sor Dessar. and HUDSON gister
ru, VI 1874 littu rSistertd, 81, 100 Leulgu aud w.
II. consolidated, Is Tne4O aud Wauash - mOrt.agr.
CO. y. j. Central convertible, 81 Milwaukee ana 81
Pau, 4. ana VI UIyls on ~ Morris ksser mort
gage, il5ss Molrs aud hs'er "a IN rtgaSe, lOd chi.
CasO anu AtlwauAee Let mortgage, 100 Ere mort.
gage. lul OAlO Mls sslpp Consolidated siuklng
funl, IS OnO anu M-slsslpll consu lated bonds, ~
Central Pacific Isl mort.age san Joaquin DrAucA, VA
CblaS
lhe opening highest lowest. and +. NJ. c.oslag
pr.Css vi stVcAs to-day we're.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-15

DALTON On Tuesday, Nov. Il, Mary Dalton. the
beloved wife OF Jonn Dalton Of Kilkenny Ireland In
the 4btn year OF her age.
Relatives aud friends OF the family respectfully
invited to attend tue funeral from her late residence
10: sSf East Assn -, On Thursday. Noy ID. 1870,
ELsEY. ON sunday 18th inst, Ann Maria Eisey,
WIDOW VI Jangs Elscy IN he 18TH year % her age.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited 70 at
teud the funeral her late residence. 254 Ease
fLANIGAN.-O Tucsds Nov IA, Mary Il. Flani.
gan beloved wife vi JJhn A. Flanagan IN the iOth year
" her age.
The relatives and friends Of the family respects
fully invited attend the funeral At her ate resdences
80 o. Pr Green, place biookbn' on thursday Novs
GILMORE.-On Monday, Nov. -, George Gilmore.
ageu year,. l month, aud days.
The relAtyes aud friends 0t the family respectf
fully invited to uoud te fuucra from rs DelAncef
81, ou Nedne-fay the l5th INST
HUIHWAlIk.-O4 MONDAY. Nov Is. 1879, sarah s.,
rtllrt OF Iphh tluthNa clu tt f3i wear VI her
The relatives and irlcEds OF the family respects
fuzzy invited attend the tuuera from the resdenca
% ner sonin.lae Anr iiume y Lee av, BroOAi u.
D.. on lhursda nov. TO- Ter. NJ
RUTHERFORD On Tuesday Nov. IA. OF consump,
tiou, May Ann, ~fe VI john Rutherford in the IOIl
year OF her age
Ihe relatives aud friends OF family are respects.
fully law ed to att the funeral from her lale
deuce lJS south st. Jersey CiH, On lAursiay, ~ II
ToNE.-At ManhattAnville, "a Tuesday, Nov "a, Mrs.
May Tone, Widow 4 klcu,Td lOue.
Nutc@ Of funtrt Ia rratttr.
PUTNAM LoDGE. No. 3S brethren; You ara
HEREBY summoned 10 attcui spr, al cJlniuI-
nov 10, 1870, AZ ~ ociocN sharp for ne purpose ~
Attending tle fuurral 81 our late brother, Amos l..
lupp By ordrr = JO,I 81 WALKER, Master. ,
cKoRoE toREMNN, secretary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-15
A PETITION FOR LIBERTY.
A Case Involving the Constitu nationality Of
the tiviI RIghIs Act.

WAsHINGToN, Nov. lin the Supreme
Court to-day, counsel Of Madison Dorm, now ia
Jail in Augusta county, Virginia. under SEN
tence OF the District Court Of the United states
for violation Of the Civil Rights Act Of March,
1873. submitted motion for leave to Ole pc
tition for haheas corpus In mis- case, for the pur-
pose OF having It determined whether he l. lie.
gally in custody. The offence charged was that
he excluded one Annie smith. colored. from the
reception room OF the Chesapeake and ONO
Railroad COMPANY in the citv Of stanton. "for
reasons not applicable to persOns OF eve y race
and color, and regardless of previous condition
Of seryitude." Annexed TO the petition Is state
ment of tile points upon which tue prisoner re-
lies for bis liberation, namely:
Flrst-1ht the District Court without Jurisdlc-
uOn To IT. hin Tor the offence charged
second That thr act Of Congress does not In terms
denue that offence Tor WHICH he was tried
Tnir4-That II tue ac II broad en ugh to lVcr such
case # cOmprehends other offences not witnln the
coguhance OF Congress and that hence the act Is un
constitutional ami vOid.
uurh-Tnt II the act he held TO provide punish
m-Lt for denying the accommodations anu privileges
enumerated in It's nrst section ON UNI race
color, previous condition Of scrytude" ami nothing
m re, then II Il not authorized Dy the fOurt,enth
Amendment ~ the Constitution, and II null and void.
The motion Is made by Messrs. Sheney and
ROBERTSON Of virginia.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-15

SUPREME DIRT HAMMERS. Nos. e, l04. III.
IFS, IA ~ llN VI H2, 20 2N, no, 2d3 2Ui,
PSI. "a, 80 3ln, as2. 800 81 3h2 $50 357
SUPREME COT Rr -rPKCtAL IKRM.-Nos. i7t. jOi, 52g,
G2g di3 27S 27 eai IA SOB, 1Ji II w. los, POI, ga
Hi5. $50. 81, ago, i2l, i;i.
SUPREME toIkr-t RCuGr Part ll.-Case on so.
l3ls. Noday ct'udar fari III. ase ON gas
Nut ly ral"U lar.
SUPERIOR CoURr-sProrI TERN Dcmurrer-No 10.
Issue, 90 "a Fl. Nns. IS, go, ~ a., BE- 49, , 10, bu.
SUPERIOR CoURr-lgIAL lKRN Par l-Nos. q. SEQ,
IA, no $50; % ~ 81. ~. sa as 33i ~ 81 :,
di Part II. SO. 50, 2lg 1906, $40 81, t2l, 800 Nl,
SO sa III So, 800 lip 3l3, l-g, $50 359 81, ga,
gs3 $50, 3'i. 49, iisS, 3SJ, 100
COMMON PLIAs- GLNERAL lEEM Nos o. ~ 40, 4S,
81 ~, 49, - So 49, 90 So 100 AZ o. 49, 49, 49,
n. Gf ~, - ~
toNNos PLRAs EQUITY lFRN NO DAY calendar,
toMNoN lLfAs TRIAL ErM-Pail 80. ~, 800,
gud ~ .,23. iul pa 49, SNl, alH, fi9 81 ri b.
soi si adt lle5 s5l ~ $50 $50. ~ so. i93. '3l,
SD $50. dNi IN 71l, 5ai. 81, ISL luli a3H, IA
MARINE toUKI-lElAL IfRM Pat HOS. i@1,
5.l9 BOOB 3l2i iid2 t.Jl j3lU iss3, iss4 5ot3 5O,
59l3 sun3, ilB 533i. Part II Nos. Ai2u iNlu 49, B.
ii,S, 20 T. 5di5 1872 1850 59lg 53el b3s3 5ssl 5la!
tEii 1880. rdrt lll-NO, 500 o'pt a23 li2i. Si72,
sd7l st;3 pe 2O25, 400 1871 1lSa, 7d6 ~ - 01s j.
s16s rH ~ hos. blil, olld. 5ls 1ltb'R 5s7l 5.Ai,
:W bl2 bl2s, ol32, dol 5l1l 5isi, bv5, bli2 5l4D
b2Sj J23i, $500,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-15
A WOMAN IN P4NT1LOONs.
The Strange Midnisbt Freak Of n Bright Lit
tie BODY IN Bayonne.

Mrs. William Blame, n pretty and plump
brunette, lived with her husband IN Avenue ID.
Bayonne. They we're anxious to move TO New
York on Monday, but we're embarrassed by
sundry unliquidated debts. they resolved to
steal quietly away, and at midnight truck was
backed up to the house and quickly loaded. As
the driver was about to move away, Constable
Snaefer served a writ Of attachment at the IN
slant OF william Teal In mounting the box
oucer Van Horn ruleiy jOstled what he took TO
De Young lad with "A pretty face, and was
astonished to hear n sweet voice saw " am
a woman sir y She was taken In her male at
~, , 70 Tue police station, and charge was pre-
street. she was brought before Recorder New
els Yesterday morning IN the same clio, hing in
whlch she was arrested, and was stared at by
tnc i'ets; she keeulv felt her situation. and
eApihhed 10 the Recorder that she donned the
clothes az the suggestion uf her husband, who
Occurred thatt mi1ht not took well for woman
70 os rlIinR on a truck NJ midnight. she was
dtschirRed with a reprmand, and she changed
her clothing IN the Chiefs room
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-15
Contents OF the Weekly sun.
THE WEEKLY Sun published this morning


tAins the following:
Tue Sex. President Samuel J. Tlden the Choice II
the People Desperate Efforts Of tue Republicans to
ounl IN Hayes South .trg1a Louisana, aud f.orida
for Ilucn Shall Part san Returning Boards reverse the
Peoples Ntl1-lhe next Congress-A Clear Demo
crac Majority IN the housei The Louisiana Infany-
lhe Perfection of tarpet.bag klrctivr Machinery
Hstor, u the Louisiana Repatriation aud Election
Laws; Granite Late Usurpato sending soldiers y
Protect the Predetermined Frauds Tie President's
froclanatluni south CarolDa's Voters The Custo-
ulans Of tn Is ot Boxes IA Charlestoni Inc Prophecy
centennial Heu- The Eastern War ClOud-Niews II
Lord B'acln-n,ld arltNe Speech Of tle CARA
naughty NJ s'age from 9ns anuroplej CQminl Home
10 tOO,t- lac a urt II boss Shrpl I'd Van alis IN
mos Attempt 10 stea tue kemhns Of President
surauce tisurcs The spanish Pilgrimage Interesting
Scene IN Rome EgApt's Buried Temples Negro = luca
non IN Georgia; The stOry OF Mad ,fayettr,
Fart L. tn Latest Geographic News Notes on Science
and ludus'ri Many Co umns Of Edituri Article, and
Asrcu4tur,l Matter; stOry-Only An Artist chapters
/ and H., Financial lutel igencc ami MarAets.
TIM WEEKLY suS contains complete eptome Of the
news OF the week IRON all parts Of the untei siAte
and the American continent Copies N wrappers ready
fot mailing to the old cOuntry may mai at the dssK
of our publication o.h,e. Price four cents. For sus
bI al news des lers in city AMI country.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-15

Vivid Picture of Abrab ham and Isaac ~ the
racrihctuI Altar.

The Widow Van Colt is conducting re-
vival meetings this week In the East Eleventh
street Methodist Church. Last evening assum-
ing u tragic attitude, she illustrated tue manner
In which Abraham prepared TO sacrifice lis son
Isaac. Raising her clenched hand. which ueld
an imaginary knife, above her lead, seemingly
to strike to the heart an imaginary Isaac, she
stood for few seconds motiopless before the
congregation. Suddenly the clenched hand fell
toward the pulpit desk, representing the altar
on which Isaac lay bound hand and foot. The
congregation was breathless with Interest, and
every face indicated alarm. The point Of the
imaginary knife almost touched the heart OF
Isaac Mrs. Van Colt arrested her cIenched
hand. " thus she said. God arrested the
arm OF Abraham, and prevented him FROM slay-
Ing his son. Abraham falth had be u proved.
How few of us nave the faith OF Abraham"
Then Mrs. Van Cott told how her Drother-in-
law once Law at tue point OF death. She went
- tell Of Jesus. The physician stopped her,
aiin= You must not 90 near that man you
must not disturb him" Hut she forced her way
past the pm, slcian, and asked the sick man
whether he was trepared to die. The sick man
said | am afraid | am not" Mrs. Van Colt
knelt by tue bedside and prayed for aud COM
furted him.
At the close of her discourse Mrs Van Colt
invited her hearers to step forward to the altar.
First she asked all the mothers, and several r. =
spOnded to her Invitation. Then Mrs. Van Cot
walked down the aisles IN Sc rch OF Others. and
escorted them TO the alt Mounting one of
the seats In the centre OF the church, she said ::
" II any one asked me II loved the Americsn
nag. | would not be ashamed to own my colors
aud sh wv them Neither am | ashamed TO show
nv colDrs for Jesus" After this many. both
old and Young, went to the altar.
Mrs. Van Colt will preach in the Eleventh
street Methodist Church every evening this
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-15

NEW York. Tuesd v, Nov M-Receipts Of
teeyes were OILY car loads % o. head, but there was
no trade OF consequence. anu the market remained
about steady at Yesterdays quotations Dressed beef
wa In moderate request at 7esAc. n. for ordinary
to good native beef sides.
Receipts OF calves we're 3ot head part grassers and
part mlk-fcd yeais. Choice light jersey AID Bucks
county yeals had far inquiry at plS9lOI<c. Y ..
Crassers were about steady al tCstl2 per mead Coun-
TRY dressed yells were quoted a. 40 lS1sc. n.
Receipts u sheep and anns were car loads or i629
head The supply was fully equal to tue demand and
the market dul and Inactive at Yesterday quota
tions Common to prime sheen ranged from &c TO 6kc-
n, and Ordinary 10 prime mos from 5c. to 6lac,
Ore sd mutton ruled duh at71lOc. n. for comlloa
to prime c4rcasses.
hogs. Nonr sale alive. Jersey dressed hogs I'd
demand at 7gslac. y n Win light rigs at &c.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-15

GRocEHEs- Altnouan conees nave been quiet, prices
have Oeen retained Ia steady pO ona. both for Brazil
and mid CRATES. Moass@s his neen duh and nominal
for fOreign but new crop New Orleans sold fairy
GLIDING 200 bbs. TO a.rive to-day. at xed ng-
nre. Rice l. steldy tor domestic, but dull aud nom
1nal Tor foreign Raw sugars have shown marked al.
vanees and much strength; which check trade; no
sale. were made to-day nned "a active ana strong
81 the advances. We quote: Cofre-Jaya 21G23c
Marac llb0 lGSislec and o. 16ie2olxc., gold. Ricd
II arolina. bi4s61c.; Louisiana, 49lfoc. Molasses-
CUBA mascoyadoj 3oeisc-; Porto REQ. 4oeeS5c' New
Orl an. 81. Sc. for snRars-Falr to good rehn-
II Cu5t gse,lOls; centrifugal iOj4a1ilsc refining,
lsi4sl3ilc. for hard, uJssi2c. for soft white a.
anu lUs l1Asc. for yeliows.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-15

TUESDAY, Nov. a. Flour ANp MEAL-After
Itroa OF Cousid taoc aggression ana du ucss, tae
market assumes steadler tone, WIN some revival Of
expert demand for low extras from sprug wheat 40.
day the market for nour was active ard rather rrmrr
Tor the snippiug grades tui the general market
quiet al unchanged puCrs though many holders Ncrc
lucrri 20 lOoh Tor an ldprOyemrut We quote: state
und Western eupcrhnc ~ tatl So extra STATE. a.,
s525@tai5 Mester9 tQrlnE wheat ex1r :. 'ne
N4p. 40 NJ AZ AN to''l "a, 20. n1 N.lrr
,6oosta IS city shlpp.ns extra. q go go. sontl.
BAKERS aud family brands 4b..fsfNlHs 4. uihttu
shipping extras. s5.dpts1 40 Corn meal western.
t2.h,est Brandy Slue, thanst3 40 Rye huur-st
pernne, ti.j0St5. BucANncll hV.r 100 rsr t3,s
$3.50
Provisions PORK aud lad rave advanced, on the
spot 70 vel as Tor future delivery Dut are without
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-15

special activity or buoyancy other hog products have
Desn ~ better request with bcrf beet hams sead3
M, s.see To-Day pork was more 1rmy nshi ON tho
0t WIN BIDS for futures advanced but the close waf
9eet sna unsettled. Beef and beef hams In moderate
meats r aha steady Bacon dul and depressed, CUT
5n bellies At Va loc Lard active and higher, saIe2
tl0stti1 for prime Western and fdr ftnre eiiv
cry 1000 ,cs. osi1e ,ios for sovrmher' SO ~
bmps ave. S9a and go i9 for February
err mess. Dbl 81 1ossiiiO, extra prima' ,is 40
civ. sio.GD@tiO70. iisns-snioked cty y n Pisi"3
ps sEeG ivy H. s9Sg9ess sSSsd
ha Western. b6r s17@t2o BeeiTfisi'SS m ns.
Rstii extra me.s tliesn2 DOL : prime mess, cd
GHAfS-Tncrn l. a revival II export demand fol-
wheat and prices nave recovered portion OF the ri
and dcarrr Barley moving fairy at pretty full prices
snh oats IN view OF the rtduced supplies as coinpare5
md Pe9.; higher sal'- 27oocO ouih. mainly TOT eE
nor' At 81 gsstl2, ior No.s spring q stseti 81 ~
and amber winter, snd q Sossi % for white. Rya
nrner but quiet, At 7Gss2c Tor Western, sostoJcs
bush. At e9eo5xc. In nd. harley dull, except fo5
cholce s.Wples state gu ted at s0eg0s. and Canads
3@si2c. for mixed Western. Including No 9 &C 3pc..
white state, 4ss53 q. and mixed do, lscssOc. Cord
rather dearer but not active Gales 90 900 bush at SD
oolxg61c; sail mix, and No. Chicago at 0Oa6oIscJ
s.samer Mixed 59S5o'&c ami new yellow SOUTHERN
1OTroS-There IL some reaction against the recent
aeVance. ana reverslon Of the buoyancy Of tond
az ports, some aecinc at Liverpool. and renewal II
warise rumgrs from the Continent. To-day, quota
wss dd ssl 5s7 bales. For iutnfe Geivery prices
rs s sar W. ,,pwe, saIes soo bates el9.ins ss
10 10 J'nnary s l,lec Tor February. is 7.3sc los
Maes snd II ls s'e Tor Aptl Receipts at the ports
nx period last year l1O1,l bales Spot quotatOnG
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VI RTED.

CABREY OLIVER. Wednesday. Nov. g. by tho
r v d. At.Ser, y yester Caorty 10 Mary EiLAoeth
Ohver, Dplu OF Iruw al on the iiuispn.
EGHERT -BULL.-Iu New orleans, Oct 30. by the
Rev. } Burford, Mr.. Daniel EsDert to Misc Martha
Blu l. both OF Nee YORK
GkhkNE-ABbErr;- At Bristol, II. J., on Nov 3, BY
the keN. George l.. Locke, rector OF ST. Mlchaela
Church, COMMANDER Samuel David Greene, United
States Navy TO Mary ABBY daughter Of the late Major
jacob Abpctt OF Bristol.
HAsC ALL-kING.-on Wednesday evening. Nov. s.
1879 at the Church Of the Divine Paternity the Rev.
r.. n. Cnapin. ID. d, Theodore r. Hasca TO virgle,
daughter VI the Hon. Vincent L. King all Of the cy.
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The watch with n Fly on IL.

A bullet-headed boy iamned pudly nst into
en- eyeSe terday before judge Sutherland while the
u District Attorney laid That l. an ADEPT aud proha
By the best boy IN the city IA his business lie runs at
man puts his head down. and butts The unsusp ecug
VIC ~ IN his-a-a-." rubhng his hands over his cana
cilus vest, ani men erAls anu mass On vi watch
before ANYBODY knuWh Wnat'- up Tue boy, frtuh
Kfuse Of los sheriff street, aAd stolen Mr. LaNrcuce
lerunt's t2hO NatCu WIN ny Oh IT, lie fenced
10 Nv Yeas an state prison IN shafer. who buug
ne watch, cent ~ 81 ate prison Tor lgneen months
Nathan j, Israel, in. Heated with HIM, tor tsO