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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-04
THE COr,RT OF APPEAIs.

A1RAvy. Y. Y. Nov. 3.-The following is a list Of
hundred the calendar OF Tie Court OF Appeals
~ Gas, i%o J. People ag Christopher No p Meyers ag
CLASS mo L. Laurence apt Lindsay, No 2, Laurence art
9G9 If So ync is fa fE ATT KS no. Emby ag
shedon 10. Z, PAGER agt Nevias; 49,, =, ,,,.or.
agt Johnson No. - Livingston aei Murray 90 49, ian.
n 1a In is Boac at Dorchcr 10 IT, wilson aG
aqda 10 49, Rl'h9 AT ag s a % N gS Eyi
agt- Kennedy No. n, Victory agi lakeri No; -,
KaIoal Company No. 20, Stewart agt Bea
No ~ Brague lgI lord no % DAYTON agi Johnson So
Gotten 1gt Fox No 90 McGoycn agt The New York Cen
of Kcntuoay agl. Varnnm No 81 SiegeT agt Cu
COMPANY; 40. 49, Lawrence ag lnsay No 81 Flynn ast
1he Equitable Life Assurance society 80, 3o NoISn az,
lie Insurance COMPANY No 81 Van Wsr az SCtim@n
40 QUICKER agL Eapp 80 BecE aE, tH r S" 81
ha'ShTisch ag' haiDi.stn ~ Ari"t so
AS, Creme agt Turner A. Murock agL ward NO q
All Craisl cad. 10 59 SHAFT ad The FhanS Mutual Life
Insurance Company No So Gurus agt Gokcy No 81, Ky
ciasi 4No %, Tenth National Bank agt Tho MAYOR 10
e. DOie,us ayt 4 ne Mayor No *, OHyin4h ~ no
Police Comm ssoners Of New York -. Macauey agtThe
ex rel ,;iIcs act I ss c n1 80 o. ID ne TaTeDI5rt
People e1 re- Conway agt The BOARD Of supervisors OF
! Ll[ing9Iy l county no g. People agt Ne"Nork
The Mayer no g. e E9o ag Tho Mayor 80 o. Heran
6ok agt National Bank Of the fepubic no. TO- donald agt
The Mayor 30 a. smith 3st The Ma5Gr 30 ~ wehie
ton OF Garner yaoate, &c, TO- DrWof act Williams
sheriff No. TO- People ad. Mccain No H. Penple rx rc
Banks agt colgate No ~ People ray AIT Lcask
No 10 Banker agt. The Mayor; No 10 Conway act The
Mayor No. 81, Dolan agL The MAYOR No. g. People
* rea Demarest ag, Attorney General tairchild
Yale agt Deierer No. So. Stone agt. browning :
No 81 Wood agt Lafayette "a, Filler agt New.York
Central Hudson River Railroad Company No. So OacinO
ag Eaek No 90 MONTY 9g, a S war NO. 81 hass1m
Sns1uehanna Railroad Company; 40 D3, strong City Of
BROOKLYN; No. o. Train ag Holland Purchase Insurance
Company No. o. Ford BewOnti No 96, whitney Arms
company Barlow: No 90. sixth Avenue Railroad
many All Kerr; No IS ArnOt agL ElmTa
touIpany No 3d. BROKER agt. Myers; No 100. HOFFMAN
aRt Union Ferry Company OF Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-04
THE COURTS.

A HUSBANDS CHARGE AGAINST HIS FAMILY.
Richard Smiths wife Mary and his two sons,
George and John. Of No 10 COngess-st, Brooklyn.
were arrested by the Third Precinc. Police Thursday
night suspicion OF having attempted 10 poison MT.
Smith between whom and his family there has been
lack Of harmony for time. About 10 p IN. on
Thursday Mr. Smith up from his shop on the hrst
story Of his house 10 his supper He was surprised %
the appearance and cdOr OF his emp Of tea, and charged
bis wife and sons with uutinc poison In IT, They denied
this and ne then carried the cup 10 INC drug toC ~
Clinton and Atlauticayes There il was thought bN tne
clerks that the cup contained laudnum ana Mt smith
caused the arrest OF his wife and sons An anayss OF
the tea showed that it contained laudhnum suncleht
arragned before Judge Dolmar Yesterday, ht ~ smith
positively refused to make complaint against them'
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fed Greenfield agt saltabass-Refcrred TO Roscoe IL
Charming esq proof and examine the suIeues ia
Tho matter Of the Church Of ST. MclaelOpnOn IN ny
matter Of Bent W. BoHneyTho receiver had better aNaY
the % the suit II favorable 20 the company ne VIZ
realize sale Equitape ille A'7I
ance agt Powers Cos and =; same aRt ae
80 81 same AIT. Slvtrman same agt LaVeill-
cation granted. Gcrstcn agt Society Gael Aedch-or"oi
granted -,,..--,--. c..,,,r
D,cql Tcr7n-By Judge Lawrcnce.falstead agt seaman
Judgment n favor " defendant for amount oil counter
claim with costs. opinion
Superior COuri-Special Tcm-By Chiet-JuSuce
Curtis Posly at Dckel-Mouon 10 yaeaie order Gyi ~
with costs. COcraue GOwald e. al-Motou tor IA
alton costs denied. handren ell al agL sponou o' AL
Commission issued.
Common PIedy-SyociGl Trm-By Judge ltobnson.-
Gardner agt. Blolsct-Ta1auon affirmed. Irwin ag sur
gs-MotiOn gran ed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-04

closing prices of yesterday as follows: Advances
Pacific Mail and Rock Island, each ls; Delaware,
Lackawauna and Western and st. Paul Preferred,
each Il Chicago, burlington and Quincy, 80; Hill
nois Central, Lake Shore and North West Preferred,
each y; Michigan Central, s.; Central and Hud-
son, Delaware aud Hudson, Western Union and
United States Express each 81. Dechnes-Atlantic
aid P9ciic Telegraph, American Express, G, {. ana
l. c. ami st. Paul, each 81 Hannibal and 81. Joseph,
Wabash and Wells Fargo Express each p; and
Hannibal and st. Joseph Preferred and Union
Pacific, each b per cent The following table shows
ba
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BRITISH TRADE REPORTS.
COTTON IL ACTIVE DEMAND-PRicES ADVANCING
THE GRAIN MARKET STEADY.


THE GRAIN MARKET STEADY.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 3.-The circular OF the
Liverpool Cotton Brokers' Association III it, review OF
the week ending last evening says: Cotton continues
In extensive demand and prices have advanced consider
ably 10, almost every description American has been
extraordinarily active but freely offered Prices have
advanced S,sd. TO Id. the lower qualities
beiog exceptionally scarce. For Sea Island
there has been moderate inquiry,
lint uces are unchanged In futures the transactions
confirm. large and prices have advanced 'I6d' The
Ir,.pooI Iosi to-day says: Yesterday was the most
ted dav the cotton market has experienced for years,
and tine enormous sale mas thrown business
altogether cut Of gear. Yard prices arc raised
ali around There are large oh'rs at about
IJ advance but they mostly declined, so little busl
ms results Exports OF yarns are more active ana
sbov IN most cases, larger advance. Business in cloth
H. NJ a, ssndstill Buyers do not follow the upward
recent fullest quotations. without further instructions
from their principals" ~, - -. Al r..
serVi,n arniscc now announced, has been confidently
cxu,rtrd and the Manchester market for goods ana
yarns as well a. cotton markets, has been perce
iibly r2guinng IN tone. only upon one OccaslOn-upOn
t eve of the American civil wa-haNe the sales reached
such figure as announced yesterday. and at Manches-
ter will advancing prices. business wac actNeand ts-
actions large - q. ,,,,., .,.., a -
Ue,tLer fayorng the labOrs Of husbandry the British
grain markets are stil scantly supplied with wheat the
Vune of which remains unaltered. Foreign trade
is At the same time, more steady after the re-
partially resumed. IL Is now understood
that An alnstiCe having been agreed upon
Inv Turkey and Sorva the influence VI neutrality-suspicious.
viii not have the elect as oi late oil exciting specua-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-04
Total sales for tho co.
30 seller 30 days.
.RICEs or PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

The London market strong and higher on the
more peaceful dispatches from Eastern Europe. and
British consols advanced to 96li, United States
bonds continuing firm, with an advance IN ten
fortie, TO 1OSl2. Erie was frmcr at 10l2. Money
in the open market is quoted at If per cent or d
under under the minimum rate at the Bank OF En-
gland, this institution reporting G13l,OOO bullion
withdrawn on balance to-day. Paris dispatches
report rentcs buoyaut at 1880, closing at 1925,
exchange on London being quoted at 25.lll2. Here
the foreign exchange market was inactive. The
market being the counterpart of yesterday. The
gold sales were ali at 1924, and the market
steady and very quiet On gold loans the rates were
and l., carving and flat The impOrtations Of
foreign dry goods at the port of New-lorl for the
week ending tonight were to the gold valuation Of
~. s76.57O. Tho amount marketed was > tGS, 7Sl.
The Assistant Treasurer pdld ont T2lO.OOO IN com
interest on the public debt and $1,000 III redemp-
tion of called bonds. The operations az the GOld
Exchange Bank covered Gold cleared, > :. lG9OOO
gold balances = ISL, go; CuuCEcy balances, , >
$50. I23. We annex the principal quotations 81 gold:
ID. 100 1884 .--'''''l'S8
I e on arr4 flra
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ton but stock taking he close OF the month shows
that the short supplies coming since September have
resulted in material reduction in the quantities
in gTanary, there appears fair element for
steldness current rates. At Liverpool
we have 100000 quarters less in store now
than Aug 81 and our local consumption, with out
gones the interior and elsewhere, makes
in e." interval OF 10000 quarters per week. Win
moderate attendance OF cUunty mi! ers az to-day mar
krt trade has burn active but sellers OF wheat show
much frmrcss. A tOlcraDiy business In the agcre
gate has been done the rates current TucSdlY.
Our was steady at quotations. Corn was slow aad Tho
request duh. Holders would willingly make c~nceA-
sion OF sXpgECp h. effect sales"
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ASSESSMENTS on CHURCHES AND CHARITIES.

ANSISSMENIS
In a proceeding before Judge Barrett to set
aside an assessment ST. Miehaes Church property for
the outlet sewer in Seventeenthst Judge Barrett has
decided that the churches and eeemoyrary institutions
are not wholly exempt from assessments for local i'm
provements because they marked "e,eInpt on the
tax assessors books He holds that the Legislature dld
not mean TO relieve this class Of property from assess
Dcnts which were direct benefit to T. or thlt would
have been expressed in thc law. " Assessed Value
therefore means the assessed value, ami ln the an
sence Of any proof tLat the properly h5 ALLEN IN NaCe
This property must he assessed the basis OF the tax
assessors valuation in 1868.
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Tho closing official rates of foreign exchange are

TTrr0 wa. nothing new In tNr money WITIIT, inc
demand from borrowers rs.cniIs the stock ,p"ci.-
Iutl,n becomes more restricted. The bulk 81 call
.oau, to-day was &c ] per cent hUt ~ the close it
Co4 offered down 10 b. the rate AT bank holug !
and D. Discount Is ~ last quoted. The TINT ri
STATE, Treasurer az Washington received to-day
$500 600 national bank notes for redemption. The
customs receipts were 100000. and internal rev
enue receipts $4,000. The following l. the
C,carine-house statement to-day: Currency cA-
changes. Ss20IS.7lJ; currency balances, F5,772,-
$50; gold exchanges, $6,Os6,33S; gold balances,
- ,GSj37O.
Government bonds were very qulet and IN tone
sirIdy the sales covering registered Us 81 1871 M
li7I5 coupon and registered J-2Os of 1865 at HOS
registered lO-iOs at t. and currency Is At - =
The drift of bonds j, in this direction, but prices IN
Europe have advanced 50 as to leave niue lnaiHn
ON iinportatious. The market closed devoid OF
feature on the basis Of the following street quota
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-04

The schedules of prices adopted by the coal
sS"Panes Tor November have been issued The prices
.of al grades except stove and chestnut announced by
-s rennsyiVaniA and Delaware and Hudson companies
-e ~ cents lower than for October. The price for
sD'e coal remains the same owing 10 the increased
No~nd Tor chestnut the price has been advanced 10
Seo~ ey one and % cents by the other company The
Sengh valley Coal Company has.made change except
~SHes'nut which Ia 30 cents higher. The Philadelphia
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CRIMINAL NOTES.

At the Essex Market Police Court Yesterday
Theodore Rumme Of No - Chysucst vas iarscd hJ I'd
rnuud T. Zchoch with having dcfrluGcd lu oi SO uY A
forgery Of winning numbers unsuccessful lottery ticket
He was held in $1,000 bail
Capt Grindle who was convicted in the nited
states Circuit Court crdcty -'mcl. admitted 10
ban $4,000 yesterday pending the arr men % motion
f5r an arrest Judgment Frederick Chauucfy ~ the nm %"
FabLr Chaucey ahd Charles flaming 81 the hf OF ucus
4 beCa ; suIDtles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-04

and Reading Company has advanced chestnut % cents
all other grades remaining the same. The Dea"ae anu
Hudson Company will not sell again at auction, leaving
only the Pennsylvania and the Delaware. lackawanna
and Western companies 70 keep mp the monthly auction
sales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-04
DFCIsIOks-Noy. 3.

Supreme Court Chambns-By Judge Barrett
the matter Of IndeThe report does seem to follow the
testnony Emma Lnde whose share TO be paid IN
cash purchase This should DO paid IN cash 70 render the
mortgage the other three perfectly safe Then DO not
how the widow 10 entitled 10 the WO sums sec
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-04
GENERAL MARXEr REPORT.

AsTIE8-Thcre were fair demand, Tor Pots, which
quote steady at 'c Pearls hoye'er ere fget at Gc
changes DO reported Western ana southern Quoted
BitoM coRN-There have been fair nearly all de-
scrip and late steady prices rule We quote s0t Green
Req ana Retuuued, Sac. cash
M gey ne qSusi 'pgna 3of IL
10 ounce sperm 2oc PaLrnt sperm. Soc paIahne 10
CHicC0RY has been sirady wih tur sales at 5'sG5c,
C0tGA la, been morTa5 demand at 707 &c. for
Smto domingo 2b026c o1 MaacnD0 lfalOe for Caracas
COAl-Tha only now feature IN Anthracite is the advance
tied supply The business bota BiUuiu,s and Foreign
GOALS small aud prices AZ, NOR, 0riea nonna We quote
si: Eep castle do IS 20 do s5aS7 20 steam SO
Westmor.s and ana West Virginia CAS- So - ~ Culo.T
ana Rroadtop and CoarGeld tj0sj 20. ana An
c0fFEI,-lio Vas am but quiet at l6aol9+c; for ort
so be now 96 535 b-. 5n CoEsc vas duet Al lie
id!i quotation, giye yes' ay 200 bag Maracaloo sold AZ
l9e ana -, T2EaEi az I fol' shown fair e
gree OF sctylrT, and steady pfes rule We fnoci Empy
be & % Ho2 os. G Soas y E ath ' %
Heads III 80 -. shocks v!lD Heads - meles . %
Rum SiooEs = Pipe shocks. rs jOas7
C0RDAGLNO iurtnsr CHANCES can be mentioned win
age sze above 2tlreaa and Hay R2Ee i5c Z 10 DO do
Gonage Bolt Rope Is,ns i5 Go 60 gt ,1s6, 1Ga 81
re lar,d Manila Latin Yarn l6c ssal ROPE, II 2c do;
Sisa Ia; Yarn lie: Pine 1aIrd ssal uo y ,e RUS
IIaUip Tarrad tOrdagc. BE; American Hacked Hemp
Tarred Corase I2c: Jared American Lah la l2c Fine
do GO. l3iac
COfTON-The market on the srot jumped mp sisc- and
the close athe advance after fam business FOR eS
uot and Sp-oultiDn ad only moderate trade for home con-
sumption The favorable tenor OF the Liverpool vices vas
e Of the huoyancJ 20 nocaD9 IN our market ory'
The receipts the today 81 90 bales against 20
3JOhacs lis day Last week. bale" TINS day last year
FOR the week the receipts have been .D3lOt bales against
Il So7 bals last week End 1856 bale, this week last year
The total sept is now O5i3j bales against 9l2
i Salcs during te period last yea Tie sales we're
2,~g bales which 1913 last evening, including LIS for
cxu0r 40 consumption auf ~ Tor speculation
80 bales 500 ode were delivered
on contract Tho advanced quo atl0is are a. follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-04
WINIArUHE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sun rises. .... Ga3 -rt7 i'i Moon rises bio
MICA wAIfE Tuls PAN
sandy Hook. Oil COWS i-lrt "tt Hch g. ItIIyll
HIDr wtT TiI- rAi-r.N $1,000.
sandy Hook gsg Cows i.aua IuI1 Hell o. Perry l4o6
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GOvEBNMENT STOCK DEPARTMEST-l0l O'CLOCK
AND liz O'CLOCK \. NJ
L : G-. Registered 1891 L 5s 1910 Registered
l,uuO............ be ll7l2 1000 .....bccll4
u : 30 Registered, lSGl q = &c. Currency
10000. Hos y
L : go Coupon, 1868
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-04

State bonds were chiefly noticeable for a break IN
Missouri p,an SKIES 10 1868. IeuucSseeS were
firm; Il for old new. ASA, and new series 43l2
District of Columbia :}.Gjs were 69l2 BID. la the
civ bank stocks there were sales. and the bid
dn,s were dull-l7 in number-at far prices. Rail-
rn1d hoonds were IN good request. Hannibal and
ST. joseph per cent Conycrtlbles were steady at
tine lccncof YESTERDAY 81 l., the lachc Coast roads
ruling strong and higher. Central PLAIN ilrSts were
10: san Joaquin branch 81 JOBS; Union hrsts
1851 al 1861; Land Grants, lOl Z, and Westerns
lO92,t lO2ll. Firsts of North Missouri were easier
al 97..t and Boston, Hartford and Ere guaranteed
f.l from l. T.. 10 H. There spirited business
in Consolidated Ncw-lcrsey Centra!s NJ oI'oGSIG
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company has declared
n quarterly dividend of per cent, payable ON ana
The Chicago, Milwaukee and 81. Paul Railway
Company reports its comparative earnings as follows
for me fourth week of October; -
1876 ..s2jOOOO iSiJ.....F-jlb'' Dec...-.'..'t'too'
From oct To OCT 81 -...,,., -,-, an,
$50 952 ls75....sG,jsOG2l Inc.......S,s'3il
The following are the imports of dry goods at the
mort of Ncw-lorl for the week ending to-day ana
Since the beginning of the year compared with the
corrrspondlng portions of previous years: $500
Tor me Ues.. lS7i. ,lNIS.o 49,
Entered at the port 90. sl3o5$90 Sl02260S SiSl690
Thrown 0n man ket.... l,3Ol6jS l,O-oOot l4oa.fol
EueTf n the iort 500 loi s92 I5G7f3 s7237375s
Thrown ON narkct... O9,56JO5j 02.3sS.7ll 151o50J4
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HAAlNfF ~
q5ts Low Afidilins.


WIG
For future delivery there large business a an advance
OF Sc sales Yesterday after D. InDtcrnbtr 20 llS3-ci
January 100 llissc February 100 4c 300 l2iac May,
loo gjsc June 100, l-sic july, 200 II So total pOO
llcs. liIst call t2Hay-Noycmb.I o. ll'scy $ D Oth
prcemb,r lSul lilsc; EebT aIJ, Loo. IL &C. hatCl,
300 I2ssc; April 100 lzlac, NAY 100 l2Iisc June 700
l25,ec, MY lut l25isc total 420J bales second call
total 1000 bales; Third cai-NogenG, a9o t,ssc' De
100. 2,cc. August. 100, l3Isc.i total 200 bales
sales to-day NJ 10 ?. m-Noytmb r 900 Ilm32c' 700
800 iilisc Drcamber : O. ll's,a 900 Iss,c; LOO
lille. 700 II c. 800 ll'lc 100 ll-sc 700 II -22c
January, 29oU. lI@cc. Loo u t ooO -'seci iinI
Ifb,gc' g.0J llaa.c lfcO liDisci February, LOO,
500 II &C.. r 100 i2sJsc; 500 - l2sssc;
jOJ l21cc AlarcI 500 l2lic: 300 l2.ieci 100 l2HgcI
-.g lgs,,c l.Dl l9igc TO- 2-, 90 l2ll SIC; QUO.
.3c April. 200, i25lgc; $40. l22ei 80 lz'.Eci NAY.
l2tsc: ZUu, l--'-g.i lcV, y
Ilt 3OJ l35iqsc to;a $1,000 bales grand total 1880
49, nl1LlrL -. I'm aul -trunk.
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THE MARKETS.

Carefully reported tor rHE rmaJU.
TOTAL RECEIPTS Of PRODUCE
Per Norm Riper, Vessei4 and Rulroqfa
D
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HoRsE IND cIRRLlGE MlRKEE

Nrw-YoEK. Friday, Nov. ,, 1879.
Below may he found the result of to-day's
sale nj Arch Jolnston's establishment Th!rt,cntn-st,
hnt,rrrn Ii rDr.lt nllcr md El.Ih-ANc.:
The Morning herald., 1876-10-14
BOOTS Il SMON.
OHEAP SHOE STORE.

NHEAP SHOE sTORE.
East si1fh stTset ana laid in q Iarr,ar % stos
than ever befo.e, am ready to supply the
people in the eastern portion Of the city
with all kinds of boots and shoes, for
ladies, gentlemen and children, at prices
r those nose. To- or nd
promptly attended to
marl4-ly JAMES KANE.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-14
Philadelphia Trade Report.

FRIDAY, October IL.
Cotton is firm, but transactions are light.
sn,e, snd llc g maaegs 9or NeW orleans. nS 'o'
Coffee has advanced Ac.. on desirable
grades. Receipts and offerings are light,
but the Grade are only purchasing for pres
ent needs. Sales of $50 bags Rio at lSIal9c,
100 4sva nags e o hsgaaaara gsoaa at $780, and % ma'S
New Clovefseed is in light receipt, and is
held at lOhallc; Timothy sells at 81 8Oal 90,
and Flaxseed is firm at II 35al 10.
In Flour there is an active movement;
with receipts and offerings light, holder!
are Arm IN their demands. The stock OF
the better grades tf Minnesotas is reduced
to q low figure, and holders are Indifferent
about selling at current rates: sales sales, OF
1000 barrels Western Extra at$4; Pennsyl-
Esm,n Family oai at 81 g 5o 1ndiana i % new Wheat at
e e 25 SS patent medium 81 Co. and choice at
sugar-supplies are moderate. at sNasc,
for fair and good refining Cuba. Refined
sugars are active, and prices have an up
ward tendency. We quote at 1lAc for cut
loaf llNc for crushed and powdered;l for
staii sGorn IS in limited a request % st from the home
trade, but the export demand Is good anu
prices firm, Sales of 6, 900 bushels, embrac-
irg Pennsylvania and Southern Yellow at
57@5sc.; Western Mixed at 56@571ac., and
sail corn at 581Ic. f. o. b,
Oats-The receipts are larger, and the
market is over. stocked with mixed and
light which are not wanted, but choice new
aud old White Is in demand. Sales of 9 0OO
bushels, including dark and light mixed.
at SS@s36c.; fair and good White at 35@ssc;
choice and fancy at 30@iSc.. and Ohio
White old prime, at 4S@5Oc. 1900 bushels
of Barley sold at 81.
Wheat, influenced by the advance in the
West, and with receipts and offerings light,
is firm, and prices have q decided upward
tendency. Sales of 5000 bushels, including
Pennsylvania Red, at 81 3 Western do.,
Amber at 81 26@ / n; Pennsylvania do. at
| 81 % and Michigan White at 81 30; prices OF
Spring are nominal.
Whisky Is firm at 81 IA for Western
iron-bound barrels, with sales at these
figures.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-14
A BeartIess Mother and Wife.

The Rutland (Vt.) "Herald" says: Peo-
pie at the depot last night were witnesses
of most pitiful sight. A young man OF
twenty-six, who by his appearance, was
evidently one of the laboring class, sat on
settee, trying to lull to sleep tiny baby OF
fourteen months, while around him were
clustered three other little children, the
oldest not more than six years old. His
name was Francis Duprez, and he came
from Dandy, about week ago his wife de-
serted her home and family, and ran away
with gay old Lotharia over sixty years
old, named Lang]ys, from Bennington. He
said he did not know where she had gone,
but he was taking his little ones to Mon
treal, hoping to find homes for them there,
where he had formerly lived. Langlys is
said to be man Of considerable property
and he leaves family Of grown up children
who are quite respectable. If Mrs. Duprez
ever allows her thoughts to return to her
motherless little ones and her deserted
home she must be filed with remorse
The examples of motherly affection and
tenderness which are present everywhere
only make such exceptions more sad and re-
voting.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-14
Gro BE CONTINUED
The Flying Spider.

From the st Louis Republican,
saThe flying spider unrolls from his body 9
nlament of web which floats In the air and
serves him as ladder. A St. Louis gentle.
,len .ae who has been studying the habits OF
.li .nis interesting bird resolved to apply the
principle. In place of web he constructed
sgigantic kite with stout clotheslino for
,,,strng, ,,s and bya system Of pulley; and nd
I'll tthlugs made straight the path Of basket to
s sne clouds. One night he called several
toy Joys to his aid and raised the kite. It rose
W.. =" a great height and the clotbesline was
SSsP9reeely SsP9 strong enough to hold it. The web
to hau !. oeen spun. the human spider had only
W mount the ladder. His wife and q man
ro roivant held the clothesline and guiding
iIope' and the inventor stepped into the bas-
MeI. ~es. Haul on the rope" he cried, and up
y went en-. the basket toward the kite. Suddenly
stgust Of wind took his wife off her feet and
IWs sIe dropped the string. Away went the
his hue an, ana pulley, and the spider measured
"'' length In hen-roost.