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on accona. OF his extreme youth the Court refused

account OF his extreme youth. the Court refused 10
receive his sworn statement
Mr.. George W. Wilson, counsel for DR. Rufus Wag-
ner Flint. the teapot medium, evidently means 10
oavc urned obtain the discharge oil tho
Doctor from Ludlow Street jail whero he has been
lingering .'durancc vile Tor three months Tor
alleged contempt OF court In paying allmony TO
hts wife, directed by tho Court n for divorce
brought by the latter against him. Judge Lawrence
yesterday, in supreme Court, Chambers, granted an
order 10 show why he should not DO discharged
which order Ia nade returnable to- morrow, and VIII be
argued before Judge Brady.
Judge Benedict sat IN the United States Court yes
terday and heard argument on motion Tor new trial
10 the OF Captain Josiah 5. 6rndla convicted Of
cruelty on shipboard Ex-Judge Fullerton appeared
for tho prisoner and United States District Attorney
Foster for the government The Court took the
papers.
In Judge Bencdict's Court yesterday Assistant Dis
tonic Andrchs. who found guilty OF passing coun
tercit money no suspended and the prisoner
Discharged On his own rccognizancc The Court so
ordered.
In tho Black Friday suits OF Bussingcr Gould
and Blandy vs. Gould, recently tried before Judge
bonohue, tho vcrdics Tor defendant and his
counsel applied for an extra allowance The Court
yesterday granted him $500 allowance on the Bus
singer suit and 81, 800 on the other
i.ndwig Waz yesterday arrested by United
States deputy marshal charge OF sending nm OBJ
postal TO Bertha Mathcr, while shc was an
inmate oi the Emisrani Home Wards Island. lie
taken before Commissioner Shields and held IN
81 200 bail for examination.
Angel Molvinc was arrested yesterday by deputy
marshal n charge OF having IN his possession 100
cigars which had been boxed and stamped accord
ing o law He released on giving bail III 81 600 TO
appear Tor examination.
Steven Brush has brought suit against the Cleve-
land aud Pittshurg Railroad Company To recover no
five stolen thir mortgage bonds OF this
cnrpornion payment of which has been refused Yes
serdny he obtained from Judge Donohne an attach
meni against the company, which Is foreign corpora
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A CAREER OF CRIME.

"NED LyoNs"-HIs ADVENTURES AS BUR-
oLAR, A CONVICT, A PIcKPocKET. STOCK
BROKER AND A REPUTABLE cITIzEN-HIs
MONTREAL, Dec 2, 1870.
.sNed Lyons,n the noted bank robbcr who, with his
wife, was arrested by Detectives Folk and Corwin, AT
tho Suffolk County Agricultural Fair, at Riverhcad, H.
l., ABOUT thrce weeks ago, charge OF picking
pockets and VINO gave his name as G. w. Richardson,
has been ascertaned 10 be the @. W. Lyons who has
been living at No 25 Cadieux street. here for the past
two years. He has been noted ono Of the most
expert successful burglars OF tho day. lie first
prominence through his connection with
the navy yard burglary Philadelphia about ten years
ago since which time he has operated IN various
parts OF the country with great success and has been
with OF the IN the profession
George Miles, Joe Kingsland, jim Brady Frank Nc
Cormack, &c., &C New York cuy ms headquar-
ters when not AZ work, and no was considered
TO be one OF the best dressed men in that ciy.
sending. II is said, 10 Europe Tor hts clothes
In 1859 he had a Gght in New York with
jimmy Haggcriy. whom Rcddy the blacksmith Killed,
and both he and Haggcrty were locked up and placed
In the same cell, where nasger'y succeeded IN biting
on the greater portion of Lyons left ear which, OF
has been terrible Tor Ia his business 10
carry. The year following he was convicted
OF roboing Wyoming county bank and
whence he escaped in isi2 by brinng Keeper
with 10000, par, Of which only was Iad. Tho keeper
WAS detected, ana IL now SERVING sentence Tor is
crime. Lyons wife, whose maiden sophie
Levy-a notorious shopI.itcr-was also serving i've
years sentence at tue lime Tor shopliiting, and after
his escape he drove To- the prison acarragc, anu
with the aid oil the keeper he had purchascd. got his
wiie safely away They kept under cover Tor
lime attcrward and turned up here about the fall of
1874 Lyons began business stock Uroker. hav
ing al his COMMAND ns we'll as Ucng
perfect gentleman IN manners and appearance, sooa
made many friends aud his house was visited by some
ui most influential citizens, while he walked the
street with them But lac had other busi-
ness besides that OF stock broker. ON the
morning OF the 10Th December daring
attempt was made 10 rob the Hocheasa Bank,
aud, although Lyons was not even suspected
at tho time, II generally believed that be
the principal in affair. The front
oil tho building blown inio the street, and the
plosion heard many blocks, but the door ni tho
saic ''twistcd,n aud although the burglars could see
the money thcy did not yet cent, aud had 20 beat
hssty retreat IL is also believed that hs has had
other bank in view here, but no will have 10 sys-
pend operations I'LL ms return from Sing Sing. He
living in very fashionable ncighburhcod just
above Shcrbrooke street. and had three servants. Mr.
Mrs Lyons have = IaInily Of hvo childrcn, the
eldest about ten years and tho youngest about nine
months
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AN UNTIMELY DEATH.

Coroner Engcr took the statement yesterday Of
Robert Lee who shot hts child tho supper table
No. $50 East Thrty-iourth street, on Friday evening.
Lee came into tho Coroner's Office completely over
como, and told his story between bursts OF
grief He said he loved his daughter dearly,
and II could be seen that her unfortunate
death had produced ptlablc effect on him.
Lee said that hc had been shooting
Long Island, and when he home he began
to play with the pistol, which loaded and showed
II to his WIFE, IL went OIL he displaying it, and
the ball entered his daughters head, killing almost
ecs wife coroboratcd her husbands state
m.nt and Leo released upon his rccognizancc.
The lnancst VIII take place in a lew DAYS
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KINGS COUNTY sURROGATE'S COURT

BtIofo surrogate VCcdeT.
During the past week tho wills OF the following
persons, deceased, proved in the Kings County
surrogate's Court:-Jacob Hcincn, OF the town
OF New Utrecht; Elizabeth Van voorhis,
or tho town OF New Lots; Mary +. Har.
sen, Margaret Kelly, Emily Kcarney, Julius
Mczgcr and Emily Colt, all OF Brooklyn. Letters OF
loving named deceased persons:-Mary Kerby, Of
the OF New Lots; Peter kecgan, Of the town OF
New Utrecht; Anna Racski, formerly Anna Wolf,
Mary Iaugc Thomas Lennon, James B. Hall,
Magdnlcnc Schindele, Ace B. Whipplo, John
Buckncr. John REID and Gamael Bowen. Of
Brooklyn Letters Of guardianship OF the person and
estate OF Walter H. Green were granted Edward l..
Green his iathcr; of Ahce NJ. Bennett Edith j. ben
net, INLAY l.. Bcnnet, Lillian Bcnnct and Ahea !.
Bennett 10 Ludovc Bennct; of William II. Rushmore
and Harvey Rushmorc TO William II. Rushmorc, all OF
KINGS county.
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Character Of Cases Likely To Be Tried
During the December Term.
INTERESTING NATIONAL GUARD CONTROVERSY.
Seizing the Books Of Life In
Surance Agent.
SOME ODD DIVORCE SUITS.

Aside from the suits against William n. Tweed,
which will probably bs brought TO trial during tho
present month, the December term OF the courts,
which opens Monday, viii not. so far as Is now
seen be marked by the disposal OF any cases OF special
interest the suit against the New York Elevated
Railroad Company is likely 10 como up. however. and
its importance the city In respect 20 tho effect its
settlement viii upon the question Of rapid transit
can hardly be overcstnated.
" The general terms OF tho Supreme Court and tho
Court OF Common Pleas will tomorrow morning hand
down opinions.
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THE ASSAULT WITH BOTTLES.

Dr. r. b. Bennett, House Surgeon at Ninc,y-ninth
Stree, Reception Hospital certified yesterday morn
ing TO Judge otterhcurg, a, the Fy.scvcuth Street
Police Court that Robert IusS who was assaulted with
bottles Thanksgiving Day, extremely critl-
cal condition. lie sustained compound depressed irac-
turc OF the skull The men arrested Tor
committing the assault, as already reported, are
James McManus and Joseph Reynolds, Lusk has
made statement 10 The police since his confinement
the hospital that McManus was not responsible Tor
his injury. IL was Reynolds who struck him the blow
that fractured his skull and from which hcjs su
fcrlpg.
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CURIOUS DIVORCE SUIT.

john Garnet brought suit Tor limited divorce
against his vile Iaria tho ground OF cruel in
human treatment Tho parties were married IN 1855
mad thrcc children, the eldest nineteen years old.
Mr. Garnctt alleges in his complaint that the
defendant has treated him cruelty and inhu-
mauy March last, aud has been since
1861 an habitual drunkard and that her con.
duet generally such as TO render II
safe him TO live with her Defendant claims
that she has been afeciiona'e aud faithful wic,
sua alleges that her husband abandoned her in Sep
temher 1864. and has not since lived with his family
contributed anything TO their support She asks
ior the dismissal OF the compliant and that a weekly
allowance Tor her support he aside from her hus-
bands salary. Defendant Is said 10 he attendant
The Court OF Sessions at salary OF 800 per month
JuGre Lawrence before whom the motion Was mnde,
In Supreme Court, Chambers, appointed Charles Free
referee N the matter
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UNFULFILLED PROMISES.
NEW YORK, Dec. 1. 1875.

NEW YORK, Dec l. 1876.
To THE EpfroR THE HERALD
The Elevated Railroad Company announce that they
run trains every cIght minutes. This morning
wanted to take tho train which leaves Thirty fourth
street station at nine o'clock, according to their time
table Tho train came from Fifty-nnth street and
passed Thirty fourth street without stopping. For
merIy this company ran two trans with four cars
every fifteen mInutcs and never was left behind,
the this nornlns Would u not be better 10
return to tho Old tme tabo, n The company cannot
provide enough for the now one Yours,
RAPID TRANSIT.
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ALLEGED DISHONEST AGENT.

On the 9th OF February. 1871, Charles r. Langford
was made general agent In this city Of Tho United
States National Life Insurance Company, incorpo-
rated in yermont. He leased offices al No. 167 Broad
way, and began business such agent under a con-
tract, by which he required TO transmit to the
Office at Montpelier, VI, on or before the 18th
day OF each month all moneys collected during
the preceding month"; deducing commissions and
authorized expenses lie continued TO collect money
ior the company under this contract until yesterday,
when the corporation applied 10 Judge Sper, in
supreme Court Special Term, for temporary inJupc-
the Fourth National Bank OF this city
from paying funds deposited there by Langford and
nlso injunction against the latter to
hm from drawing any OF the said moneys. and
from removing the books or papers from the olcc
broadway. The complaint alleges that Langford
has converted moneys collected Tor account
OF tho company, aud amounting TO S25, 900,
Ia his use :: that IL is determined TO dismiss him
FROM IT'S employment and that the injunction asked
prevent hs removing the books rs founded upon a
lear inat he would remove the accounts which IL Is
claimed VIII privc that he iunds IN tho bank named
really h,long 10 the company. Judge Srcir granted
tuc INJUNCTION
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A FERRY TO LONG ISLAND CITY.

Yesterday the Nassau Ferry Company fled GER
tlca.e of their Incorporation in the Office OF the
County Clerk, Brooklyn. The incorporaors are David
Dunham, Wihers Robert Center, Lawrence Water
bury, Norman Andrews, Anthony w. Winans and
Anthony " winans. The capital sock is $lb0,000 in
of 500 each with privilege TO increase II TO
$4,000 Tho proposed route OF the new ferry COM
pany's boats Is between Houston street, New York,
and Long Island City.
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INTERESTING TO MILITIAMEN.

George Pcrault enlisted and elected n member OF
Company y, Seventh regiment, National Guard OF tho
State OF New York, In February. 1867. After serving
six years. alleged a tho instance Of the captain lie
was court mnrtiallcd and expelled. Last September
he applied for an alternative mandamus against the
captain alleging that his expulsion was illegal and
praying that pcremptory mandanus might issue
instalng him. On this application Mr. Henry H.
Morango appeared for Mr. rcrault and Captain
Price for the captain. After argument Judge West
brook held the expulsion to have been illegal and
ins;atcd Mr.. Pcrault. Ano,ner application then
made for honorable discharge upon the ground that
tho expulsion had been declared Illegal he HAD been
continuously member for nnc years, and prevented
from serving by reason OF the Illegal expulsion This
application was resisted by the captain,
the ground that Mr. Poraut owed the State
year additional service Tho application
was denied upon that ground and an appeal
TAX en-. While in tho meantime performing his duty
faithfully Ind promptly, Mr. Pcranlt was surprised
last FRIDAY afternoon by being served With notice
lie court martial or the company for that even
ing He attended with counsel, but denied tho
privilege, and was informed by Lieutenant George W.
iand president Of the court MARTIAL that the charges
we're tic same the former martial had adudi-
jatcd upon. After protests from Mr. fcrault and
iourncd TO the 5th inst Not satisfied 10 let
the matter rest here Mr.. Morange obtained
iron Judge Donohne an injunction order restraining
the martial from proceeding with the trial ot
Mr.. rcrault with order 10 show cause, rcturnabc
tomorrow, why ], should not continue pcntng Tho
SUIT. The complaint alleges that the martial
in motion by malice aud not with view TO
promote discipline or good order, and that party
caunot be twice tried for the same offence lwice
placed IN jeopardy That tho object Of withhold
Ing honorable discharge TO cxpel and that tho
conduct OF tho defendant is injurious to the regiment
1t that the meeting OF the court martial took
place last Friday evening, when special meeting OF
the company also held, and that IL was the pur-
pose OF The martial summary to try Mr. Perault
report his Tor expulsion and by the influence of
captain and president OF the court martial again
sol nha nf
the court permit tho presence OF counsel is
severely commented upon as savorng Of star chamber
practice, which was supposed TO have been abolished,
aud il is alleged that counsel have been accorded
parties arraigned both in tho regular and volunteer
service. The allegation IS made that George W. Rand
twho of tho proprietors OF the ST. Cloud Hoen,
president OF the court had expressed his fixed deermi
again cxrel Mr. Perau, and that the convcning
OF the court martial was means Of carrying his hrm
resolve that behalf The decision OF this interesting
will be looked forward to with good deal of soic
nude by every person connected With militia reg
m
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DIED.

AxrgiL-At San Francisco Cal, November 20, 1876.
Mrs MARY A. AxrELI, rclict OF Henry Axtcli, iorm-
crly Of this city and more recently of Chicago ILL.,,
ngcd 56 years, months and ~ days.
Chicago papers please cory:
CAssIDy.-in Brooklyn. on December l. after short
illness. at the pastoral residence Of st Marys CHURCH,
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ARRESTED ON SUSPICION.

Sergeant Gastlin, of tho Steamboat SQUAD yesterday
arrested Charles Hayes, residence unknown, on sus
pcIon OF swindl,ng by means OF the condolences game
Tho prisoner arrested al pier No. 45 North River
While IN suspicious intercourse with passenger ur
Liverpool about 10 tako tho steamer. The police claim
20 have strong evidence OF his bong confidence
Ho was locked up In the Central 0licc.
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FOUND DROWNED.

The body OF man found on the beach, near
Bay Ridge, yesterday. He was about thirty-cight
years Of age, five feet eight inches high, high iorc
mead. black and side whiskcrs; had black suit
clothes white KNIT undershirt and drawers, PLAID
calico shirt, cotton socks and congress CATERS.
, 1876-08-12
GENERAL MARKETS.


BROOM. .CeIsN-A few oydars were dllsd tescnty hut
trade IA Asain dull and tho market weak 1t tho quats
tiona annaxcd: lurI. 94Sc; medium ahd No. hurI.
tsshc, good TO choice medium brush. 4k6kU1&e, fair
inaidu and covors. 4tA4ct inferior. 9Gae crooked,
!sA4e.
nuTrEIt-None Of the features Of the market pre-
scnted ANY noticeable change. The demand continues
unlnterrurtealy active aud although ths tcculpts
tlnas large hosdurs md iaeu,ty IN realizing at The
quoted pFleos We repeat our IIst tolluws Choice
10 fancy yellow. 3a&a7cI medium 10 good xsadcs l7
2Oo: ihitrlor 10 romsnun, i74lae.
NAGGlNG-fIcas FeMsIn unchanged, ruling worry
drn fof cotton seamlcs goods and about steaty fus
othcs l!u0s, We Nuoie. 6ta1E a. 2l3c} Peerless IA,
9Jxot Lewiston, 1l}.cs N0atAup, 1lc; OAtstfo, 2o,
American A. .oc; AnloskeaR, :s1oi Ottsr Creek 1Oc,
burlap bazt sud hI. i&dliao} gupnles SINGLE lSk
4t4hc, DO double. 2sat2lc.
CIlEEsK--TrAdo was !Ar, and previous quotations
waru tIy eust stsneh sales making At 13{sks3fc for
good to prtr1., and 31uo for l0weF gralca.
EoAL-WsA tecetfiNg ulofc sttenttoh. PTtees re1
Rln ~ bsf0fvt LackAHAan, egg, u. s 10 mt. IT. Isl
t9 ranxo &bnO llosshnEk uls caAnt u. 10; Erc,
$i55. "; UaltuloEo 0hu. Ss.uls f!!iluis- a. 7o4
Eu0s-Wcro slow md lover II iiG3l2o, the onts!ae
clux eatreiIo price, uhtainullc only lur strictly
fresh exxs. The stock Il sonn Affected BY tho Int woal
er PM tho arr!sns GENERALLY hare u ks serxcked.
FtH!l--Jol*Es repurtcI tlio market without nGw teA
tuEc4 1iaaa Goh.luues HplSr9c sna Pttcss Ecatn n
Sl?9,a 9.Et: Eu taY ii, 7s1 p.iH; No 1.ascfrfei.
Gu; NJ. .Eafs k.ts lafgs ii xts a. t.Ts y Eiss.
ei';. 'a52o ha"tls Hts. Fl5'l haak calte'. k+,oA3
, 1876-08-12
AMERICAN CITIES.
NEW YORK.

hpet{d N8pafch ia The 1t4bHHs,
G1w Yoax, AUX. N.-Qra,n-Wheat At tho opening
inactive, With scarcely my Inquiry hul near tho clo4o
1aca Of ll70 hh at irregular md generally caues
pcss+ IN sH'u cascs a3c lower than yesterdays TNb
~ nontnny fur No. spring Inferior soft to soodt
higher pricr for Eo.a Milwaukee sprlaxi s5c u Tot
uurraded spring. aoc for No. atoanlar M!lwauxes
sprinct v7o fur No, } ltslncr Northwestern
aIrlaE; market cloaal In buyers favor. ltyu
to prsLns we4ternt demand fur thu mo-
nunt limited ~ local milling requirements.
Cor" IN llMllo aPas amply, whsc! checked tuaAc4ai
sales OF o. DA I u 6oa5asc for hut TO war ~tsteFn
M1sd1 haN a1fc for unKradpd Western tnlxcas aa}{1
fur sTndsa steamer mixed; oG4so7c for uaEralea A&
mixed afuati se41G}au In store; ts3aE foe New York
inspection mixed; S7ti43s}tc fut htgh mixed; Nc tur
sscAlsF ye|!uw. tho lsttcr atoo ea sail 'Sed, Sep
tslbrr dctvety. II 6Htj s!oscl sssaaY saI Ilrln.
oaa sbale ca4icT but mora actlYc4 sales OF IS 100
b0 at aoU4tn fur tho tanks OF Western AID
slata m'xe'ls sl1s+ao toF tue range Of Western
u State white; Hk4aao for WeAtrn Mtxrd rtof TO
coicei Tor Westorn white poor 10 cholcu; 33
Gsc fur NJ. chieazo nliAnd OF ssa4s In alure, a7s
for No. o Era4a lwankep tniArd: a7e In store fur
No. ! M!lwnakau nl1ell c!o led quilt.
[rfun FfkigAts-AAsktt fur lGrt, room without de-.
cdcl change, rates not very sttAdy; tuT clartertng
tonnage lao4ssats1y fair inquiry, rates generally
steady.
It's ur|s new e IN asat at Viz lalo so aisu 2o s,s
October Al ftuSJi at scC0nA cx fut ArpfrtnhaF,
$lo 10 bd au tl4, 50 aakad, aud for OctoUuF SO Vi
b'a sad sio ~ aaxea. cu' nlsats unchanged, With
light trader nladIcs Without BInportsns tradc;
Western long clear auutrd n lnc. LsrI
tower, With ss-cllattyu dealings It'll cun,
nncd - september option: otheswisu trunaac.tous
very laht prime stcam uh u o. quoted At lisl2sc,
sales vt 4 ~ for September Ut el1. asut SEX
closing at ll2z41il3t, ana 80 tes for November a&
$40. .i7t{i October quoted Al tli.s1N
su0ars~iedned in rsesty goaa de,nsud snd hrtn,
quite. but very nF Al p40!l, for ,ar to guol sstus
0hc tof pri.uss w slosta fur centrifugal.
IuitaU-Stuady.
Kat1kV-haskus quiot Al nominal, helt atsl.lt pes
, 1876-08-12

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ss1Sf sftE risc, s,c Snf ftts Es
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lrups- California susas loaf dEra 7ns7.c; diamond
irps tsl 10; aver drirs ext! nne. 3,stW*; gpod
.uEas lDHtc srlp 4ssiot extra do. saesGN New Or.
sai sSaS 70 soa soss a.e 60 Re ia
oUc: common n1oAsscs, Sa4l 4tci bAckstsnp aktlc:
hpstr-Asrtce. la}s4&l7hc: cloves. 4tsaDc! sas4Ie
ss3ost p.pGe5, t7sslss; nntmeGs, sllnSa''s' Cat
saats-1fTaa ll!ue. e.; termAn Notified, os6a7e;
While Lily nJ&@aa; Willie lIott, 1aa,lc: 1yAl savon,
Sic; Safon finpcssat, 6Hc; uolen Wsas. 3hstaHc
Hhf-Waa Ynry dull aud weAk Offerings Worr 1nna'
hyrls In the nafEct, loose ha5 having taken
this pAro OF prcssrA Will conanters 10 large gxtcEt.
The hay cruP Il very large. Tho Agricultural 1iatcAu
fgvfte ht efop OF umuthy Abore ~ Ayefsxa exccttn
Timothy: ri. sHsi2oj So: 3dy. 81 4vlo.!5 mix.
ed IA IL ~ npsna nr1tffe f. t7 , Mo; H. s9 ,
steady It She ruling ntcE Of the past month 6ac wss
iIiDEs.Wers ia fAl1 REQUEST and steady, The 10.
entVu continue moderate. and arr soon taxen nr ~
ocI tanness aud denlcrs w quote sty butch.
ses s .G ttsss ssf ~:
lUs, dtscon skfns. 4ss4sOc.
llprs-Oh! hops EsTs d9ll y Ea!2c for common to
offered 1t 2ac. It il feHsrl tAst the damp lnuRKy
weather will inJnse the Wisconsin cFup The damage
u sa!l to te revere tn sons stct1ons already.
LEATttR!t-Ths market for ttls article shors i'm.
tha tnnor af p.cts The auFplus stock which horco-
furr as Kept the market depressed haa now been dis
posed OF principally tho Enatc.n trl1u) and th6
fccllNg now prevalent IA Gne Of dccdtd nsuncss Ea
l 1NIsz tkA HHk KhJf
, 1876-08-12
BIZ TELEGRAPH,
FOREIGN.

EtAElliNs
Spscfai Dtfpdteh to The TttturA
L1vHsrooLr Aag. I'LL T. m.-fIour-No, /, ass,
No. = lis III.
n-Wheat-Wthtcr, No. !, os odt No. Z. o.,
spring, No. L. o. 2a' No. = ait white, NJ. H. o. pd No.
2 Gs 5d club. No. I, los ed No. y as Sd. Corn-So l.
~ ed: No. 4. 1as gu.
jrorfsfoas-rork, sas. Lard, soa ad@sls.
LIVERPOOL. Aug, 1i-2 p. u1.-Hreulsfugs-r1onyy
WhcAt-SPrlne, No. !, us, No. y u n1; uAltc, No. l.
o. 8ds Nc. ,, u 1di club. No. !, losI No. = os al
Cotn-2ss 81.
ftYk-Hus.
lest Unchanged.
L1vxRroot. Aug. I1-Latoat. Cotion-Fism; 5.tR:
salcs Of 49, 900 ba!es; trccuat.on and export atx,:
American, 1000; saas Of tho week, a. oo0 Of which
exporters took co. aud spccuAtots took o. 600; tusal
stock a79.0o1 American %82, ouo, receipts, ii, u1,
American. as 600. Actus, c1poft Coz; amount alos
SD oO American. ~ 900, furnished fTom ships side
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