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The New York herald., 1876-09-16
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED..

CLARK-NrSNs On Thursday, September IA, 1876,
by the Rev. C G. Tiffany, ROBERT CLARK to MARY f.,
daughter Of Mr.. John +. Nunns all OF this city NO
cards.
FREEMAS-PIKE-On Tuesday, September IL, 1915
at residence OF BRIDES parents, by the Rev. James H.
Maar EDWARD NJ FREEMAN. of New York, to VANNiE,
daughter of William Il Pike. OF Orange, n j.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Newport, T. l.. ON the
10th inst, by the Rev. Dr. Magl, JAMES W. wADs-
WORTH OF Gcncsco N. " 10 LOUISA, daughter OF WILL
tam K. Travcrs Esq, OF this city
Baltimore papers please copy
The New York herald., 1876-09-16
RIFLE SHOOTING.

MATCH ron GUN WON By II. BULL, u.
NEWPORT. Sept 16 1876.
There was . rife match here this afternoon, tho
prize being fortyfour calibre Allen rine II
ny Harry Bull, Jr., who also won a rifle last week
Creedmoor rules governed. Each contestant was en-
titled TO have Eve shots The following Is tho scoIe =
The New York herald., 1876-09-16
YACHTING NOTES.

Yesterday the steam yacht Lurline. NY.Y.C, Mr..
Lorillard, from Newport for New York, and the
schooner Idlcr NY.Y.C, Mr.. Colgate, from New York
for the eastward, passed Whitestone, l..
The New York herald., 1876-09-16
FLAG RAISING ACCIDENT.

PROVIDENCE R. l., Sept 1b 1870.
At political fsg raising Warren last night the
platform fell and two boys who under it were In.
jured, but not fatally.
The New York herald., 1876-09-16
OUTRIGGER RACE.

ALBANY, n. Y, Sept Is, 1870
In tho outrgger race to-day for the championship Of
Albany, Frank J. Davy beat Henry Sager. Distance,
two miles; time, 1gm. sos.
The New York herald., 1876-09-16
A PAPER MIL DESTROYED.

srRISGFilLp, Mass, Sept Is, 1S16.
Watson Chambcrlain's brick paper mill at Louis
villc Northampton, was destroyed by ipccndary
FIRE early this morning The loss IA $50 900; insured
The New York herald., 1876-09-16
MYSTIC PARK RACES.

BosroS, Sept Is. 1876.
The following are summaries OF tho trottng
contested here to-day
Bosrox-Fourth and last day OF the annual fall ,ect-
ing OF the Mystic Park Association September Is,
The New York herald., 1876-09-16
ESCAPED PRISONERS.

BELFAST, Me-, Sept Is, 1870.
Three prisoners in jail here overpowersd the jaier
last night and fed.
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TRoTTING AT NoRwALK, CONN.

A FINE DAY AND rRAcK-A VERY LARGE AT
TENDANCE AND CAPITAL SPORT.
NoRwALK, Sept. Is, 1876
Fully 5000 people assembled tho grounds OF the
Fairfield County Agricultural Society to-day. the oc
cason being the announcement that there would be
trial of speed Tor horses which had never beaten 40
for purses offered by the society. The track was in
nnc condition owing to light rain which had fallen
during the night Tho following tho details OF tho
sport II progressed
NogwALR, Conn, Sept 15.-TRorrIyG.-Pursc. $780,
open 10 all horses which have beaten 2:so; 800
FIRST, $50 to second and $50 to third horse; best
three IN five, in harness.
The New York herald., 1876-09-16
ENTRIES.
NJ. Dorsey's tBridgeporv b. m. Fannie JefIcr-

the conclusion Of this special purse OF 500,
offered by the society. trottcd for There were
three ENTREES Little Maid, owned In Norwalk, winning
in three stralg lght heats. Time, 3:0T-3:l0-3:03
Between the heats she first contest running race
for mustangs i've OF which entered, took place.
The best mile was made In 2:21
The New York herald., 1876-09-16
ICE HOUSES AND MILLS IN FLAMES.

Dosrox, Mass, Sept Is, 1876
grist mill. four ice houses and sawmill of Otis
Putnam, in Danvcrs Mass. we're burned to-day Loss
about 81, 900; no insurance.
, 1876-08-01

by the Charter; liz constitution h ernctly dc.
hnel IN Art. ILL.,; cxact powerh arc conferred
upon 1t by Lint nnM1e In Art. "; htc. Pre-.
Fcribcs tho cxdct terms III Which to shall excrs
TINT power. ltmay exert ita power by !ts own
nane, a,ld Ia tlnsnc Ia A. Important ~ its seni
wol,l he II II was empowered TO act only ny III
seal. Trnc, tho titlo 70 the ordUance ~ qucs-
ton shows tliange uf only one word, but tlet9
Rrc Unly two words IN the name. 1t 10 sfnRll
word, but The change constitutes q clcaf ttffis-
gtcsaion Of thu statute II tho charge may pc
ii,aic IN that ono Important wofd, II may 20
wlolc eight, for there arc only eici;i
words that tic statute has sa!u aloi!
ba the words usel to create ordinances. Ah.hlt
Tint tie low may be dispensed WIN os ahnn!en
rs TO ono word, ind thcre. Is no point NJ wn1eh
YOU eau stop. You may deny to the law eilGct
IN every syllable; alt thny be Changed, ana tto
1ncrc creation OF tic statute may do rs It will
tiat which the law has said shall be done III n
nartfcuiar way. II tho word can be changed Il
,.,,, Sn nmItfel, II IL can be omitted others
NAV nni the words " BE II ordained II (omitttng
a,i },c rcst Of tio forrnnla) would bo a good cl.
acting clause, notwithstanding the statute,
Tho ortlinat,co mist, however, bc tried by
itself, This City Council car do no act except
in ilIc name and the exact manner prescribed by
tl,c law riytng It power tu net. The ordinance
mist show OH it, face that It was the cxerton Of
" delegated power by the identical body, md In
the nalJ,c selected rs the ngent and bnjEc Of
authority. FailDg III that Il Ia not law.
The Court at this point adjourned until this
morning,
, 1876-08-01
A MODEL WISCONSIN PERFORMER"
~ fas Editor Qf Ths Tribune.

MADISON, Wis, July e9.-I notIcs that tho
Milwaukee correspondent Of the Chicago Time
y very 'n"en Interested in the entleavor 10
throw mud ut The Hon, Churlcs @. Williams
member Of Congrcas from the First Wiscou.in
District, 1t 1nay ba interesting to tbs readers
of TnE TRIBUNE, many Of whom arc well sc-
quainted with our popular Congressman, Mr..
Williams, to know TINT this Milwaukee, corre.
apondellt is one Elias A. Ca'kins, formerly no
toriously connected with tho old printing con- on
truets In Wisconsin,, on which this Calkius
las asi;cd tho Wisconsin Legialat,irv
lur an annual appropriation at every session of
liz Wisconsin Legislature, although the rccoris
show that the Callslns claim llas been rcccptcd
Tor i'tn full !" once or twice, since which t!nu
this luodcl rciorncr anl protcge Of Gov. Tay-
lor, who IL nuw foremost a.Song those WHO
shout .'Rcfon.," must lustlly, has received
u,apy thousands of siollurs out uf the Wisconsin
Tfcpsury, aud hecauAc Mr.. Williams, while
member Of tho Wisconsin Legislature, opposed
ills s1,iandering of the propis's money Oh u
iii already rccciptcd for y III, iul,"l. |. tic real
rcason why liz u now mal!gncd by the model
Tulen xefVrluer from Milwaukee.
UsE WAo KNOWS,
, 1876-08-01

Mr.. Macdounl1, III La,d aud IlAttr, says: II
beg to Invoke tlle powerful aid Ut yolr columns
IL iispel the aitly dciusion that a person blttel
by dog viii tiiu OF hydrophDbia. should tho
ni,iMal 80 iuad uttcrwar4. Many people u
nervous temperament hayc actually died u Tits
ieur alone, while alalncnt4ble amount of igllor-
a,lcs on tbs subject is st!ll allowed to grow
up. When Il dog hi,cs no Is INSTANTLY aus
pcctcd Of madness, although not orc IN q
Thousand NJ the Offenders Ia rabid; consequent
ly, nutubcrs of udr catltau frcItls are cruelty
sarrtticei In mere panlc. Moreover, hundreds
Of our aupcrstitlous fcllow-crcatureso onre bitten
live In horrible suspense. believing that they
Must dto OF the dreadful nlaiasiy, Now. tho
ss1ste Ssa sI urs
authority states that, even When ra'i!d dogs
bite, olly one cnse out ot twenty-ntllu Is follow
ell by hydroploba."
, 1876-08-01
LETTERS FROM TIE PEOPLE.
TIE REPUBLIC L7PE.
u tat Editor 1f The Tribune.

TIE HETUGLIc L7FE.
10 tas Editor of Thf Tribune.
CHICAGO, Jnly 0l.-The letter Of friend Ham
mcr in sundnys issue hardly covers all points,
anl 10 make them clear will give NIL the points
briefly: Firet-Tho National Ia not rctnsur.
ipg the "Rcpublie." Scconl-Thc NatIonal Is
altltug to tho cash surrender values Ut " Re-
public" policies the SIN II would cost the
National in expenses to get new business, and
give ia policy accordingly. Other com.
panlcs cat, do tho satnc, only Other
companies generally hare higher
rate OF premium than tho National.
TO date; It's million Of pail-up capital has been
very nearly exhausted In doing so, and Il de-
probation Of real cstatc, stocks, md bonds
goes on as It has been doing, the DIV Is not far
distant when the po1lcy-holdcrs will sny the
Republic officers acted very honorably III IN:
forming eacl' pollcyholdcr Of tho cxart state OF
affairs.
Although the funds Of the two companies arc
managed by the sumo parties, the United States
the otl.er: dIstlnctly prohibit the usinE Of the
funds Of the one company to save the other.
Tho recent decision, at Poughkecpsic, N. T.,
In tho casc Of the Reinsurance Of the Crafts
New jersey Mutual,- by which decision tho ro.
insurance Of one company by another is decided
TO be ultra vires,-lctcrs one company from re-
iustr!ng another on the score Of common prtl-
tlcncc.
Therefore, paid.up policies thc Republic is
cashlng at ordinary rates OF interest and tho
policies that arc III force It H. transferring by
eousent Of each poicy-hulder, allowing ,nru rain
In easl such sum rs, put with tic additional
su,n allowed by the National, will recoup
tho policy-holder for the difference II,
Z ss' his torpsf s' .s RFssfTHss Tso pss a
throughput tho country nre rapidly Improving
tn!s courar, and oon,pllu,enttng the officers on
their atraightforwarLncsa. Tho stockholders Of
tic Republic, With tlat fairness characteristic Of
Chicago capltalsts, hare stood up to the rack,
and VIM continue to do 10, notwithstanding
Losses incnrrtd by Ore, Ivy coInmnrcial dcprcs'
sion, or BY dishonesty on the part Of fsrmcr
agents ut d|stnnt points. But the policy-holdcr
Is not to complain untl he has aet,lally lost
something, md Il ever that occurs hc mtiet
rccolIcct TINT I'LL that human skill could do YVES
done to avert Lis loss. Yours truly,
josErn L. TopltAM.
, 1876-08-01
Had Gov. TilLen Dcen Dining 2

Albany EttHinr JOURNAL.
Gov. Ttldcn may be able 10 rido both tho hard
md soft nnncy horses at one and the same
time, hut little Incident which occurrrd On the
New Scotland rond last Friday evening shows
that lsc canl,ot drive u team "worth cent"
The, incts Of the incident referred 70 appear to
Grant, Of thu tirm of Daniel We!dulan & Co,
Wholesale groecrs, accompanied by his wife,
was, driving along IL buggy, at y
ruoaerate pace, toward thc rcsidcnea Of Mr..
they aru residing for the summer. II was about
7o'clock, when suddenly carrIage was oh
served approaching, and In another Instant tho
wagon III which tilpy were seHted WAS Violently
tho wagon overturned, and both SIR. Graut, and
his Wife prccipttated leadlonE 10 the bed Of the
loul. TIC hnrse driven BIZ Mr. Grant WIS
frightened and started forwurtl, dragging lfm
9. Considerable distance mud severely. lnlarin9g
transaction run to the assistance oi Dir. Grant,
while another furincr, named Becker, caught the
runaway. Mr.. urant WINS found to bu seriously
Injured about tho limbs and body, and will bo
eontlueti 70 l|s louse tor SONG days III VIE
patty were gatherch about Air. t}runt, the
driver nf the wagon wllicll had causrd the &C
e!dent, wl.o proved to bc nono other than Gov.
aerx, rep ss' f4 sw up setdsu a sesfea saysE .one ae
enttle grazing so,nu distance away had caused
hs l,ofss to shy. llu was, of course, vcry sorry,
and willing to bear NIL the expenses OF repairs,
etc. This gentleman WIN hutl witnessed tho mr.
ci<lent aud heard thu explanation Of thu Govern.
u, aud WHO. by thu wnyt is MI bDpestt. oui'
spoken Democratic furtnrr, characterized the
explanation til u - l!e," aa!l TINT tho a.cl-
dent was solely caused by lilo careless, bunglng
driving Of the Governor, a,'l Tint lie ought IL
bc arrested and punished, as tho road was vide,
ai,l any one III his sober senses could hnye
avoided tie collision. The Governor bore tho
rrbuko meekly enough, md finally, re:ensering
his wagon, drove hack to Albany With his COM
pantotl. Mr., Grant wAs conveyed to his tGAl-
uurary residence ut Mr.. l.. YclI Eyek's, and nude
a. comfortable A8 fQsatblg.
, 1876-08-01
CORBETT AND N'CABE.

CALDWELL, O., July 27.-At thu great Nh
tional Reunion held here two years ago, when
Gen. Sherman was present, Boston Corbott,
Ltncoln'B eyengcr, thu c1ccuttuncr Of Booth,
and Chaplain C, G. McCabc, the Erent singer,
were both received at our camp with unbountlctl
spplallsp. Their addresses arc now unknown to
thts Committee; and, through tic columns oi
thcim very urgent and cordial invitation to ut.
tend the next Natiounl Reunion here, Sept. s.
Respectfully, .....'-'
Tue NATIONAL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE,
{Uy Il. Il. 1IooyEiI, Gccy),
T. S.-Thcsc two distinguished soldiers ArC
supposed to reside NEAR Chicago,
, 1876-08-01
GAS.


CHICAGO, July 8l.-1s It not possible that, In
stead OF being subjected to tho large annual cx-
penditurc Of 100000 for lighting the streets,
etr., with gas, tho city might lcrlyu an Income
thefeftom Tho recent reductions arc thus
computed; saved by 3 feet, instead oi feet
burners, two-t'iths ot expense; payel by reluc-
ion M ot % es,,ts per Thousand, oue-fth; saved
~ beunslgE Nghtlag I've hours zach night one.
e,,lopaniss VIII take oil another 50 cents per
tlounand feet, tho reduction Will equal five
naa'' i a,'d the streets will be lighted fnr moth
lE st,el. sase to llEtt tho gas another hour
1aitr W the eycss'ng VIII teautrc tho Eas COM
parles 10 pay the city something. FnAcTloSs,
, 1876-08-01
ADJUSTMENTS.
uOoIEY,s rnEATnE,

HOULEF'S TlIEATNE.
pastorfs company Of variety actors began an
engagement at this theatre last night The
aud!cnrc waa largo. Few, II any, tne,nbers Of
the company arc ucw to tic city; and Il Is sum.
cicnt 10 nay Of them, In bulk, that they give M
excellent entertainment Of Ia kind. T1u bcRt
dist tinctivc feature of tho show Is the 1ris sing
Ing and character acting Of the fiefdfngs and
kct1lell. Tho performers chow the rcaults u
rigid discipline In the exclusion OF ErRtuitoui
vti]garisins from tue stage.
, 1876-08-01
DRAMATIC NOTES,

DRAMATIC NOTES.
MI. llaycrly reached tho city yesterday from
Sau Francisco.
Mr.. Leonard Grover bus on liaud lranattc
trfflc for which hc has received favorable Offer
Hoolcy's Mtustrc's open next week at the
new Chicago Theatre, and the California Min
strels not long afterwards At 11ouley's Theatre.
, 1876-08-01

This theatre is now running under the IMAM
acemcnt Of Mr.. j. X. Allen, who has had exien-
stvt experience in the profession. Tho old "a
yorites have been retained In the company, and
frcqurntcrs Of tie establishment viii observe
no changes for the worse.
, 1876-08-01

:
Tho programme of The Crystal Gursicn con-
ccrts at tho Exposition building embraces Nc
lectIons on The organ ty Mr. Creswold, ssag'ng
by Mrs. Ti,urston, Mr. WIlkic, Ms. GoodwillLc,
and tie Oriental Quartcttc, am. music BY The
band. The garden IN full ut fresh nIr, cooling
waters, delightful melodies, anil agreeable peo-
pie; 1t promises to become fnyorItc popular
rfet
, 1876-08-01
WOODS MUSEUM.

WOODS MUSEUM.
The bill at this place Of amusement embraces
"Thc Gunmakcr OF Moscow" and "The Too
dies" which arc represented By the regular
dramatic company with tho usual Effect.
, 1876-08-01
TIE TAX-FIGHTEnS.
Devices by Which They Are Seek
ing to Escape.
Finding Fault with tho Doinga Of the
Board Of Equalization.
Tbs Appropriation Ordinance Says
ssCommon " Council, Instead
Of "CitJ" Council.

sernur,or " counc,t. rnstcaa
co'llnun o""1"s '''
OF "CitJ" Council
The morning anu e1tefnoon SESSIONS u .ne
County Court yesterday were given up TO arga-
~ % Tho tn.lcyy, and, Consequently, tho proceed.
- a.,r,v,.,1 fIttIc attcr,Inn, thcra hcinu few.
lngs a..uetee 't.'e s.ssn.S, ~. .,.. A.. net..,
Wlookete-on tliah OIL any ony n.uso 'ue soase''
with tho ta1'hgliscrs commenced.
.-or,i, for tbc or,cc,ors, liz amid they lad
ppT"ea ~. w.. ,ss ..a;n, r.r,r,1tv. ~ ,ct,on
eneasoIeu ~ .a'se !o,s. rs3,a..,n SH 49, Irf,
sa m Is sss re went 81 70 sow tas the the sa s
ton of 50 pcr cent to the valuation Of city lots
I'D 10 mr. ccpt IN lands wah illegal. and, there
enu " ~" p, ,s,,,o, @ ~ I'm nnn whic lin tax was cx-
.endcd .ereI ID va. % void io claimed tho proceed-
csnt ,rss wrre ~ added Tor tic purpose Of bringing
aan,tr ~, IN onc.ba1r n. fair cosJ, vntuc, md
tf pot fus thu M purpose Of caualizing te value MS
tnc ,ny1 inW Lsqt hc calze 1H I ~ wcl assessed at
tSru far rush :, yo',3e. Hv the law thc Doard was
n11eS ~ ndr iTs,' 10 assess b antai stoek Of railroads.
thsir tracks ald rolling and tho eapl.n;l
5oaus @ e III teir fIs"rhsns thcy ha to ASSESS the
cantaI stocls at lis iair cas valuc, and from that
taks te iar cas! value Of ths Tangible asIs P10p
a'a an assfsssa % ,nG n faR tR9aeha snj from the re-
,a;ndcr ticInrted fhc entire value Of tile tan
n;hic nr55nsr,y. Which resulted In many instances
,,,ao ~ .oas5 iii II my tnxes The effect Of this
Wps "ps" ~ anil xG9, ,D4l,915s, and to throw
tho u' burden m oi ta1utlon on individual t. tax.
~ 1lu P,,0ni Tor railway purpoBes was
, 1876-08-01

A GENTS WANTEu-Tn CANVASS FOX AN IN.
N ycnsoR uee led hy every lady. EaMpls scUt upon
TcselGt q - css f1y esa 81 4cm y J2Hf iinueai-
, 1876-08-01
FOR SALE

FOR 8ALE4
-~A
lyon aALE-on EENT-TENTs, CAMr.EQUIPAuE
y " a! klols. IT thu uoysrDuGut GoVIs Depot. sI
ltsndoph.st.
TOR 6ALE-ap FEET PICKET FENCE, I FEET
l. high. square pickrIA perfect Qrdyr viii hS sold
low. Apply Vt lso0nI .. i11 LHsalte.st,
, 1876-08-01
IaUALD1Nss m.ATEliAAL.


Il inI corner Vanufe,i and c!fiisnnsis i; t. IL r..
no tc4 u uacs. AlplY " W. a, AUyCu1Sus, ~ Wa4l'
tuXtQasat.
, 1876-08-01
wAnTED-nrALE rsET,p.

EEn0lsk1epcrn, OIrriS1, nfcs
1VafTEp-A STRICTLY EfRsr.Cr,Ass Tt,AvFt.,
Tx 6airsman hY I Ehofetatr utoccry honse IN
inn A. with references "' H y CIV
, 1876-08-01

= CVUN 4NH xeHzzHA Es7Q QA11ss
TOR aALH-sBo PER ACRE, 1+,-AC1sE FARM. /
i mile rpHtheaat nf EilIns SrrtnK' ptauun N tht
n Chlcaso Aske framed dxeinw. 2:.,ory and h.se
urcIIsr laains Water u nrrra I'M. nltauw, balStcs
nader rox lan .hs vsss ecs, l!ask so anl st,tl!nx
balance very essy: rfp. anu all Eu with fAr1n. T. L.
BOYD, KoHln IA. i1A hkttaun.st.
, 1876-08-01

XVI
"i,c it ordained by tho Common. Council Of tho
City Of Chtrago," substituting the words Com
mon Council III tho place. Of thu words City
Council. directed ny the charter. ! an sorry
courts 10 temptation 10 tho cra!o Of d.
obeying and encouraging. dlsobcd!cnco. to.
tho positive command " y written law
No principle Of law ia better settled than that
can act only III the manner prescribed in the act
OF incorporation which gives It existence. (lctts
". Msnard, prsese, gn; Town Of Petersburg
w. Metskar' 2 H. sa5; Metropolitan M nank *
the mode vtescrlbed BY tl!s Ivy ssreatins 4;
strictly pursue tl,e law creating IT o. giving y
powerta act. Glitch ys. rnckaEa, srtu, W.
changed Ia It to testustftca by aayinE that
any one could understand whit 10 t,leanta II
shis argument ID goo!, any words WI! slil!re
ly which the identity Ut t's body with Tue City
Council, and the Intent to enact, arpear, for
body Of tho City Of Ciieago;'' " It Ii appointed
BY The legislative department q tic Municipal
CORPORATION q chisaGo;" ., "Ths asse'nolesi
Chicago decrce;"-R hundred formulas can bs
found to conycy tlle meaning expressed IN tho
statutory formula u well. aIld identifying tho
body osdainug better, thnu the substitute found
~ The head Of this, appropriation ordinance;
The words Common Council mrs nowllcre Used
IN the charter; VIC n!ust tcsott to other sources
to know tLelr meunfng, IS embraced III this pre-
tended ordinance. W. hud III all eases wllrro
acharter provides q Common Council, 1t defines
Ns constitution. IN solue cases " consists of
the Mayor anA Aldermen, or representatives, iA
single house; III utlers, Of thu Aldermen
only; In others, ii two representative !M,dica
9! Representatives. And, u iiany cases, tho
Mayor IL no more U constituent part of tho
Common Council tfaH the tuvernof ts . part 0l
sAv General Assembly Ut this State.
Oa sla other hand, thu Clty Counsh u created
, 1876-08-17
lIIiI.AIlST1TElfa

FLdi'It-Was Gutts nctiyp, IN comparison With The
o.I.tnu dultnrss, an, furtaer luol4tdnp wrse fully
suAtaihth nndrr an Improved tsinand bntA fran tlts
local tti1c md fM txI0rtets, thB inquiry henK good
for a.s.rd luts tu ~ tu Gl2sKow via CsMklx. Esua
rIJfted Uf SN hfls wIntrrs un rrlyate tasyas;
$50 Ars spring txtrAt partly II ~ a<4E6 ai III lrls
sprIug suprfnncs Ut 81. SIT and lu rs rye .aouE 1t
at.u yutu1. 4, iii brls Tile HlaEkrs cosrd quiet Ut
thc following the asking Tangr VI prices: Gaoet
wntcfs, tdtrA7..3s medium winters. %. 5otta. u;
ChsIeu sTEtux extras, Sauk4hEa3: medium TO- 81. Is
AkN; shtpphg e4ltIa, Ss.ati4.7a 7ai cfUlcs pAse.ts,
S4l.aLs7 .Ali common d.. $5.7tt4.tx; sour tpr.xs,
fau,43 aui tpttng supGrhnet, S2.aA+1t1 Itye nuur,
Ss. Tsst1.tA,
NFHH-Wa In fair demand. aud hs1nor, with nloier.
Ate offerings. Etlr4 Maus of ~ Tons Ut EUnU ou
track, alt $n.uu frtu VI board Also, ~ taus
frunl wlukrr Wlrst ~ &1u IS free TIL board
(bra HeI-aAls wal l.ls VI ~ tJut c4aTae at $t ~
on track.
WtEAT-WaI more active and stronger. with steAl.
1T feeling l1tah as hcen experienced for long l!u
pns The EnStts, markets quoted dult kI, Tut,
AMI New York WIN quiet, With Mu bIsirtss lhe nnly
relief to tI4v dul!nrks Lctng 1lrrsDhnv report TINT
''thrsr IL y Continental delnalu." which mny u,cua-
va CuAnut say itaw H!lIc. Our rsespts were s.a!n
sinEl. and eAeecdns! " Tho shpI,euls Ts ieGilllx
tcy with I'LL! further thfnkAxa Vt lhu ttLuer pre-.
nllunl7!t Etrct., ~ barely lc. 6cpk:uHE sdfaICe4
tu4h xi'ut f1itv~ lAG upwari4 u ta !at1 though
thvfo nAs litt: lsIalnI fur II. Tu ChIef 1nelGnlrt
to tuShs secuted to t The tear cAF1eiarI ~ thar
iht MAJ xr& M!l M rorrrr1 uazt WnAtL Il th1 receipts
enntl!sac y sAl ~ volume nov. Ihree 10
,usrA.cnt letuy NJ. fur !h!p,utnt. ihr lancutA-
bly, prices hers are s h1tI vii ftllsu
VI tass p.luts With utt!a yEs.yet VI xlss tvs tic
, 1876-08-17

withdrawn frUm btOFe Nn Tuesday for city
consumption: 3abs bn w.scat :.ui hu curu. l. 3u7
BIZ oats, i75 bn rye.
The following grain WIS Inspected intn store In
this rlty OF Wednesday morning: II cars NJ. :!
slring, Of ~hich Il aro new, II ours NJ. . do, Il
cars rctrct.d 10 t36 wheat); car No. curu. III
cara end zoo hu high. .mlxed corn, I'll cArs mud
1D 50u ll No. .1n, ii cuEs new niiSrsl dD, H5 cars
aud IL, ID0 bu rejected do. car nu grals t4a3
cusnI; cars No. outs, cars willie do, cars No.
ao II curs Rejected do, cur no grutlu t.. Uats)
= ca.s No, tYs, II ears No, . du, | car rejected
du; i cars No. harley, > cara No. = do. To.at
1857 cars), 7h, 100 ba. InspcrtrI cut: III, OiU bu
wheat, .la, Jl4 bu cos,. {, 1A:l bu uatt, 4O7 bn
buslry.
The sammcr.rarkins Of hors VI this point to
date IL reported by Mr, Howard, tho Secretary of
thu PuckeFs' Association, ~ HuU, OLD hyad nyui,.st
5IQ Q0 iu sa,e late last Yrar and 7:B 78l fur thu
whole summer Of 1h7a.
Sotne fault hasln3 l.een tound with thu ufrlclal
report Ut t4u slocks VI lnrd In tbs city, witch was
compiled frpm Statements Hlade by ihe holders, u
committee WAS ulI,uiuted 10 count. Thut Cou,u.t
ice rclortrd yesterday that there arc ou hasd
II, 3U5 tcs .! regular lard twinttrl, l,:Uu tts Ut
IL nu doubt alu1t tue correctness Ut these figures,
but they scurcrJ 1gEes with tue ru!'orts u daily
receipts nnt shipments. tAk!ng ~ Il IaHs thc RI.
!aTlsd stoek of "a. :HD tca n month ag1.
Tilr quantities Ut Er4n nov beia. poured Into
Hsitiah ports IL astounding, The tupoFt for l;lst
weeks Imports glscs Ilu, D0Ols $50, 001 quarters,
OF sens !, huu, Uu Lu Of cutn, aud ntsry " luuc,
wheat ~ Ia necessary ~ su.ply say current d..