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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-06-21

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-06-21

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New-York tribune., 1876-09-08

South "a som1thipg which DO not realize hero IN the
North ALL Nobody prrtends TO resist United states
be- Deputy United States Marshal could 40 into a
sonhern town today and drag tne most prominent G's
streets, and II 1t were known that he was federal
SItharty has been shsmelcssy rnis1sed throeOu the
South by set of political gamblers, VINO call theihseiYes
have been called robbers Ii this class Of unserupuous
political gamblers swept away, ~ thef places
were appointed men who would do III cir duty fathuily
and refrain frOm mixn themselves IN The local politics,
The affairs Of these worl arrange themselves with
out further trouble.
PROF. DWIGHT on LEGAL EDUCATION.
Prof. Theodore Dwight read paper on
illegal Education in the United States" After some
preliminary observations Prof Dwight treated the sub
ect under four general divisions: 1. The peculiar re
Guirements Of legal profession In s country The
general fnnctiOn Of the State IN legal ednca
in vogue, and their respective inerits and de-
fects. a. The extent 10 which law SCHOOLS should be
nided encouraged nv the State In The course c MS
remarks PROT Dwight said there Is Sirngg dherence
between tho position Of The lawyer heie ana III
OF professional labor IS there carried 'o SO
great an extent tnat one may ne suSGessIgi
department OF jurisprudence. The practitioner ~
common law court "a distinguished rom one m equity
and each IN turn from the bar I'm tes'a'pentarY anu
admiralty causes, IN this very accurate, thOhgh
limited knowledge OF law may be obtained, eha ,I,
Tia. education mar be highly specal. IN the
United States these distinctions have disappeared
Every lawyer must % .o grePPsoa PgaS onr W Younger eaSF
memhers of the bar advertise themselves attorneys
ataw collectors equity, prOct0is I'm sdnhaliy, and
counselOfs lin every branch of iurisprudence There ~
such variety of employment that haoit OF nina Is
generated somewhat adverse 20 minute and techneal
accuracy and favorable Ia breadth anc CON-
pYebeusyeness vi view rather than 10 mere PIE
cisOu OF attainment The difference between me
two corntrs IS Illustrated by the growing divergence IN
their text books the English presenting HOMOGENEOUS
SET of rules laid down by single set of courts whe the
tendency in he Uuted states Ia to collect great mass
OF decisions every quarter from when te pastr
toner selects hose most suitable 20 himself he
garding law schools. Prof Dwight said me course
of study in law shOuld DC uniform, which "
not now the case AMI should be less itan Two
wears 10 avoid all imputatIon, would Dc "tl u thr
law required that committee OF che ti sbould be die
pointed ~ attend the college examinations. Wi'hoh
Enos yce no student should be admitted 20 practice
We nSlst insist be said that W some form there bo bpHn
dant opportunities for students % acquire sound 'eT
le4rping t. become yCTscd ia political philosophy, 10
obtain high OF professional honor, ana pure ana
exalted yiews both Of private and pubic morality
New-York tribune., 1876-09-08
pASSEYGERs ARRIVED.

FROM GIAsGOW-Tn steamship CrLJ9rna. Sept 7:-M:ss
Cassie t. MeFariane, Miss Ella d. Hl, Mo E u h&Yaeu, &
Halacs H. Jyons. L. IOsmis J. N. Cfd, Edwln Muuge
ard wife Miss 8 w. Nudge, James Fair John LaI lni
Mss Charlotte ~ PeTcivai John PatoIson James Iemng
Jo.n Brown Miss Jennie Brown. MISS MaTtol " halllns
Hugh Reid WIN. MCPHERSON, James Pckep, Miss 5Sra'
a Foster n LayfOn, James H. LauDe, q. D. 4 tubu'
Thomas FreeborD Frank Harris John Ross Robert CIooH'
Mrs HObart, william Steel RObert Robertson, y Sl'
scsss, A. W. Fte, Peter Eite, o. ~ ~slSIli' n,2.i'
Miss crook Mis- Mary crOOs M Kipeae Yrs Anns T M
seui WIlsop Master Harry Wilson, and infont VIM ~ Du'
Mrs Wm o. Dunn Edward Dunn Robert Dunn and Van
Yrs Ace K,v alexander Barnett j. CToysale, Mf fIS'
erd Miss Barnett Mr. Coyeley, Mrs CoyeTsy anu cnss
NJ - 5Iues Mr Tfn Mrs Thin, Miss X. smith hss Sosa
n oo,a1 Cool w. r. SMELL Morti0ck, n. D. fslconeT MI
jl,rra.tOul Miss Ross X. ID. MCNaughtOn
New-York tribune., 1876-09-08
TIE COURTS.
NOVEL APPLICATION FOR RELEASE.

NOVEL APPLICATION FOR RELFAsE
Matthew zeigcr's application TO be released
from imprisonment for selling Improper prints ON tne
Ground that he net providing punishment for such an
Off nae nado very wide distinction between the onenses
committed by those under 2l and by those over 2l years
OF aye yas argued yesterday before Judge WestD"ok'
Tue VFOunu llrn ~ the prisonef- counsel W' t' % o
d,lTI nee in the purishment maso difference lD the
crime srch as betwrrn petit and grand larceny, aud the
r.eutial din nee appeared neither the complaint,
t,e Diea NO. TIE commitment Judge NehtbrOJk sug-
gestr ,b tha ofeuss being defined N one secion the
rad. o punhmrnt hXed by The succeeding section was
ritaT ~ Lo nIlu vance OF sentence To che House ui
Eringe fr felony In case ot minors bus reserved his
decision until to-day.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-08
M.s,sr coupr-ruar Trax.-Pasr 1.-sHEEpAx. J.


77oe Parsons agt lord. 445s. .OMeara ags hisco,@
6s7y rhe Chatlau, National 4f09 .Jessup agt Patton
Bank agt Kilpatrick 446y Mccaluey ash fSs Ahnsi' 81
S24l .Lo1ghfan, Jr, agt 4462 nsoeI az ~ Do
s217 Ktrsier aet Kircher a. g. henning agt Seiultz
ed al 44G7 Porter Grahatn.
455. .Blacklall art Link 44gS Alien agt Mc,'Iesos.
4457. Fay agG Porzet 44O5- HOiand ast> D""i""'
PART II.--SHEA, @. J.
Aesa reIlman art prouch 443l seheyer agt. franklin
T1SG Tunir5d1e aQt Davis 4432 White e al ast The ~
49, ~ aI % Y. state Butter Co.
AaIa usi ~ al art MYERS 454O Sherwn ct al agStod-
442l. Whitney agt MccTys .- cara, cno. =, act trnst
tai 4t41 ke.ief et an aet ei rar'''
4426 Blum al fgtschulze 445l sehlle sgi
ct al. 44oz. Hume CT ~. sse bA0A''
442S. Kelly agt. Kitehner. 49,. mvel et,u.
Donald 4454. Cohen azt Enrich et al.
GENERAL ACKNOWLEDGMENT. Recorder-Inomns
smith, Frank Rely John shea Charies
Fitzparick Tlom.ls McAdans, william lsayL
ROuiaR Fasqnad0 George j: Seis iape c'0, gbcs
Arlington josephine MONT vle Jonn es S7ayr
feonous aud battery; william Wcsa yOn n9 cS
Mary Mitchell Edward Sibin Thomas Geary JanSs ne.y
John Keefe Henry Fields Mary Fields 6e1rse ~ -, - g,
Iery stewart J0hn Meehan Susan Ryan, lleneth m'epe
isaac Wilsc jeremiah Da ton. Edward Iand drs s
uolds Johu Hurley grand larceny Jerome deI a
PART II-ODRhLERYE j. -Mhrearet Wbalei is%As t ain
battery; Frederick w. King, Daniel kenny buWu, l, s
feOnOns assault aud battery Henry WeO'f Jnnl ~
casesl Brice, Jou Wass. Peter hleI, 80
ceny John Walker Julius Zige forgery fryS xX;hs
sed1etion Weinni, false pretensesi John "HS'
Robert Brown, William White, assault and battery
New-York tribune., 1876-09-08
CPIMIyAL NOTES.

The examination into the charges preferred by the
airoad Company against VIM Mctiuire, Vim.
OF gnd Charles III. ChiGs having stolen tickets 10 the
ysiue Of x3 UO continued before Justice hasnire yes
tOTtay.
james Coyl F. VI. Myers, and J. 0'Nei' were ar
reated Yesterday DepIty Uniied States harshas smith,
iorues and eev .Unb aeged violation u The internal
reye ne law IN ot' liquor and Cgars They held
NV United stare. Deuel. IN 5000 ba each.
Thomas Smith of No. 774 Westinghouse, who
and attempted 20 rob Mary AoCool In West
TWeIty lghtnst the git Of Aug. convicted yes
terday the Court oi Ueueal Sessions Of n attempt Al high
Nay fIUbeT sentenced by Recorder Hackett 10 Eyo
years' IInp rls0nmenL In the state PIison.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-08
DECISIONS SEPT. 7.

Marine Couf--C Chamhers-By Judge Sinnott.--
sehurgagsr sgt Horeu; weterhause lnnes, Nsass agt
schneider: bfanerd Ggt ScRppett Dubernvu agt Down.
ing Williams Mcdonald agi Cavanagh Richard
agt KTnnshLari Mansfield agt Ihe Panama Railroad Co.
Orders granted. Man a WIFE, Man AIT. COhenMoti0ns
granted ioban agt H0binorier sigurd Hilton agt Me
1orGaeL Stes Sulti Hobbs agi. sarni Hobbs agt
Olcgar Curry sg Farley; Ayofa agt MecaTthy stevens
All. u'dODu Abels stark.1 riers granted
by Judge SheTidan-Sieuberg ag ftDeleReport OF rel
ereo confirmed attachment vacated with COSTS
New-York tribune., 1876-09-08
CIVIL NOTES.

A sult has been begun in the United States
Dstrict Court hy the Government against A. s. South
worth receiver Of ta Beecker Street and Futon Ferry
Railroad Coup NY, 70 recover TlOO'O, iDteih revenue
taxes ana penalty.
An attachment against the City OF Louisville,
Ky was grated yesterday by Judge Westbrook ~ the
stit Of H. Amy g. o.. "a, claim being ioI $500 unpaid
coupons on bonds 0f the c made by the terms o. the
boud payable IL tins city.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-08
c,LENpARs-Turs DAY.

81. .Barcalow agt Craw.
f'nd.
80. .Ytas agt Elias.
60. .Thayer agf The Mayor,
&c.
81. .Wakeman ast. Has-
Tugs.
20. .savafese agt. SayaIess.
90. The Nat Broad. Bank
agt. Miller.
81. .Garyey sgt JVnes' NO.
y.
%. .0aryey agt. Jones (No.
y.
e5.. Kahn agt Block.
1B2. Matter of Greer.Turner
Sugar Ref. co.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-08

I6t. Horton agt. Ch0ve.
16J. Percy agt. Rockwell.
180. .DoDbs agt Reynolds
(No. -.
200. .Dobbs agt. Reynolds
mo. y,
90" ..HcIntire agt. Fowler.
24l. Brown, &C agt. The
Townsend saw. Bank.
PAS. ..DejonJe agt. Conner,
6o.
251. .Leyey agt. Tho Board
OF EdncatiOn.
257. ..Dvyety sgt Geohe gan.
1858. Mater OF the Working
Church Pub. Co.
286. .Murtland sgt Allison.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-08
p1sSENG ER9 SALLED.

rOR BRISTOL. ENG-In ste1mShfr SgB1eTset. sept u
Mt and Iyrns B. George MIS- igxtablr Muster VI -
YIuxiqbl. Miss Huxta le. H. H. NOFstOn and Cid NJ
catherine Webb Hu Gamb rZ, Miss Hatr Nn. Waters
J. .. Johus, Frederic Harvey. r. Kernan. j. Draper.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-08

IN, -taa. 5.gl suu SETS 6: Moon rseS....- S29
mon WArER Trls DAY-A. N
ear iy Hook 1O2j island lloO iieI " Feryl[oO
HfGp WArfR THIS bAY-P. n -,
sandy Hook I05l COWS isauallSl dell o. Ftry. lzo
New-York tribune., 1876-09-08

The man who owns seven dogs, and cant
afford 10 buy shoes for his children Is abOnt ths uoe
making Inquiries whet the relief societies are hs 70
begin to dispense charities He sees StdrFati""
ahqaI.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-08

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 7.-Tho object Of the Con-
gesS Of Inyenors Which met today improvement
patent system tho formation OF International
ASSOCIATION.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-08

SEAMSTRESS.--A situation by an American
- Young wolaan seamst.css would assisl WIN g 70
housew0rS ceatry preferred Address a. A. L. I'D ROD
my II RfhNLIHiAt.. "
New-York tribune., 1876-09-08

GEAMSTRESS--By q competent young woman
- wish good rsierences three years from hrr Last plcs
thoroughly competent seansTess Call az tOS Oaia'e %
tyeo, 3g-h lnd 9Gtil.sts.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-08
GiIuailons a.ales

A DVERTISEMENTS FOR TIE NEW
Yo6R TsUSE S WIZ VIZ BE B:ass nEGElSGpr S6 et
or SU3 West TwentyhriAt, klghthave.; 100 Third
ssi ihHiSye cor. 6HaIuuiTeiaad twenty fouri6st
Olmem sasinss Bank BuienE). up 10 p UL at regular
AGENCY OF PROTESTANT SERVANTS
~ families hotels and others TO get eom9etenL civil
reliable %as "a 9 T d ls%a I pSRS sSSIsS & sfPPn aS M
kuds ci country az the large odestabshed
III suited l5s 6tlraycr toors above lOt1st, N A.
pUTLER.-A Frenchman, OF good appear
~ anee and has rsLcls Sy testimonies & wishes 60 get
tween S6th and 3Gthai%
COACHMAN, GARDENER, or FARMER /;
~ HOUrEWORk-lSituai.on wanted by "A married Scotch
honsssoTRI ~ eum6ranee Iae 6est oi retorsnce I'd
dryssJ. C., No. So 6th.aye.
CORRESPONDENT or SHIPPING CLERK
~ "A yoq9g man writing good lsl h,nd ana o,S,s hay
pG%e' IN IN & sPRs ss S.SI OF saT %Gs gs
Ad'irrss H.. Box IL, gri6nne onice. "
FARMER and Wanted situa-
ucn oY swedish man 20 do faITnwork glruenlng tGke
careOf etOck, and himself generally nefa three
years reference from las place Apply at a7S AIantcave
brooklyn
SITUATION WANTED for boy 15 years
- Old ng with ns pareI.s ana issyss .S sar Gqc ~ s0Me
Reliable rsierence required. Address r. H. FULLER 2lo
SoTS-st, Brooklyn.
TAILOR.-Gentlemeno or any person wanting
oARb French tailor 200 @ st;ss Garner ] q Tsasys ave
class work prices moderate.
USEFUL MANLY German Protestant
" single man. aged SO years, who take cattle,
Sf a a ha sa
USEFUL MANLY Protestant single man |;
~ aged 29 years i:a good coschman and groom can also
sthavs. near sthst
New-York tribune., 1876-09-08

CEAMS,fRESS-A tirst-class drcssmnker, who
- trims stysshly win 20 by the day at 81 Tor Tow
weeks; pcftectv. Address Mrs READ Tribune uptown
4 H.Oa
New-York tribune., 1876-09-08

OEMOYA -LADIES PROTECTIVE UNION
la EMPLOYMENT ROOMS, COOKING SCHOOL, asa
WOF KROOM. iA,3 Broadway between LIST Sll ss,sss'
"HOME" rrining School and Laundry. lSf West 5btisI
THE S,ciety bas no branch Offices Reliable
New-York tribune., 1876-09-08
alarsls ano Slate HIanisis.

| C,TEWART's Slate, Marble, and Wood Man.en ~
The srads lberalY dealt VIII iSo shi a22 Vest ssasI
New-York tribune., 1876-09-08

NURSE-An American woman, with first
~ class reference N take invalid grown ch
r,n Ina CIV Or Country terms Cal address g.,
IS BediOrJsG, Grove
New-York tribune., 1876-09-08
Gslp i]oanisS

OOPYIST.- situation for lady
Shorthand ter preferred; state full particulars A."
dress o. j. y, Box 80 T1ien,eOtnee. -
GIRLS OUT OF SITUATIONS can nave :, IIS ,lS
West 3lstst., "a door -------------------
XNANTED-An honest, neat, and intelngens ZEN.
w ERNAND Roy, who lives with his psients. hl.lnsa
in tstaiiDg age aud price per "e'
p. o. Box 1858.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-08

CEAMS TRESS.--A respectable girl wishes
- good place pf.ssto fauiily fcss wOtd 80
oat 6y to worked with prlya.s Jfrss
Iker good relsIeIoe. Call for days at 53I gtaYe
New-York tribune., 1876-09-08

uOUSEW0RK.--A Pro' start young woman;
II good .aHy cok masaa breaa aid bscaiS ana 3
e<,sli-lt would 10 ho1seyurS 10 pttNalo
family uniouO.ed references. Cal ~ the PARIS AGESCf
623 Gth.ave.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-08

! IyOUSEWORK.-A very neat Welsh young
raa Family cook n1ses grc,l hread ana eis;
cn AMI Is an eSccout waasr ai1 f0Det Hi nsS Isseu
L n.Ary
, 1876-06-11

primary business. It is found that only thirty
eight members ont Of an average Q! 160 In each
society are borrowers from the associated fund
the othcra are conteated with the handsome ptonts
derived froua The loan Of their moueY On ample se-
cuzity over and over again during the term Of tho
.ocietys existence, hch Is usually d1ed at eight
or ten years member Joining one OF these bodies
takek as mary shares as be can nord pays for them
ments. This can only be done BY thrifty, we'll
persona. such as shopkeepera md hrSt class att-
sans. No poor man can enjoy the benefits Of ths
arrangement The financial details vary In differ
that the borrower IL enabled to obtain money Tor
term Of years at aboEt7 per cent Interest per an
mum. The security which he gives j. his shares IN
cecding the calculated future and enhanced value
thereof at the time OF winding up the society.
and il required at any subtcquent time, drst
mortgage on hls houEe. The borrower receives
nothing whieh be does 10. f.t5!y pay for; but hs
the excellence OF systems like this beyond doubt.
Nearly TO OF these associations hare been incor-
porated IN philade1phia since their. Introduction
city owes the multitude Of small, snug, COM
fortable houses that ore scarcely less y won
der to her visitors from New York and other less
favored eisies than the Exposition itse!f. These
of 5000 Or g, 600 year. Capitalists find a good
use for their money in building them, trusting
with confidence to the ceaseless demand for such
the ASSOCIATIONS described. Philadeiphia Judge
VINO had been ten years on the Bench paid tribute
to the integrity With which the societies are con-
ducted when he said that only one case Of pccula-
I'm bn be bad cn the Bepch
Chicago resembles Philadelphia in her large
urea, and the large number Of Inhabitants Of
moderate means, to whom the agency Of these
loan societies would be great help.
, 1876-06-11

esns1s assis sinsep espDfs 3}Ssse nns s11seo
was sasa Ss:sS Es;si iHsx2zss
sa ss:oe i@pf5 cSs;; Sss es5se s ts;: w S: ~
7:.; is| Il sss is
ai!a:i & 6 81 az i q s
se 5:ss d. e. sssasso6 +; d. upland 0af
. is :. ss:t .aa I'd sas
HIDES Were salable al ihr f,lo. is pe,ces. f,r..
daa seIsa s az
sAs; ans sad seap s'p Is; T.;
e ,s'a as.so az ~ ssins aa fsa st seS12; dry 'as
of 9S q : 81, f. l. ss!,
o1}1 snaf m lteasi shsh W til.
ss nneasa nstss w
snaa ,s iys.si e times e. 5ss.' Sc !s:
d:E i7Yi5e exsT: vinter lid oil. uae'ssi &c; rs
s:S; s; assss 81 IS sSs i; e.
q! .ts,ftly 4 2aFs % Szt5s ss
a.ssra 1s Ssss S as4 ys: e s ft5sssa RSsss Is
FL 4; I: Z; 4: =:
saes es,1e S
and weaE at s35e Timothy sc:d in small ios at & ae
s. ssas 81 Ssssa s = ts w
Salinas active and stc:ds: CACaha md 0o'
ondaEa me, &l.4o; ordinary coarse s1.7o; dais1.
vithvut ba2a. dnlry, with bags. 81 50; AIbton
dairy, per axck. {i.6l ""
TEAs-Ase IN 1alr and steadily improving demand
ant the market naantAtns caratiFrIy strar tone
Uunposaer-Commol 3U14Gc: good 10, j1Nx5r.
medium, 4S9y>c: good Do, 5us.3c: tne. a5yG5c: No.
-. u5t1l. I5 '~4ss.
.:Imperidi--Common soaa5c; good do. sea+oc: me-,
d!um. +g45c; good do, 45+5Ucs hnr, sasH55c; uness
55G6oc; choice. E5i37uc; choicest, 1p:t.oc-
s1pdn-EcTnmou, 2xa&3-c: good common. xa73sr.
medium. 5844oc; good medium. 4Gc; n1e ~ ~
nnest. 53G1.c; choice, 59'c63c; Choicest g5EsUc S'
Ooton1$-Conlmuu. HHG3Sc: good common 5Saaac.
medium. 4Us+2c; good medium, 43a s5c; tine 4ssYt.,
tnest. $50 &c: choice 6oIt3c; choicest, 15tsuc
WDOu-FFfcc< we're steady. VIC quote ,,,aple Al
50, beech at "a. - and sabs 81. 10 deliye,eL
TEAL-Naz kcarre and salabe at 4<t9c>
VE1ETABLES--Wcsc SLOW and ca5y, cxcertiur n4ss
and aspasagps which were scGrcc: Green peua 81 as
Et1 10 per bu; string hcaA 81. per Ia; cucur-
berg 2s5oc: cabbage t..5Gi .u pcs crate Of doz
W0DL-Cont!uuca tuiI aud weak. There il consid-
er1bic new wool IN the market but buyers cxcent
for small 1ots. The Cailforn!a cp Is moving East rsp
Idly aud 1t y thought the Eastern buyers viii uot psv
1c!i stensIon 70 the Western wool un1 they have Is
pslcss II Boston; Following are tue auotatloas, which
would Probably bc shaded for Large ldts: ruh.vusheI
shoce 8eTsgs; Do. syerags er 10. s2sssc: washed
decce, medium, le4sisec; do. nne, 154fi3c-
, 1876-06-11

Withdrawn from store on Friday for city con
sumption: l. 099 br wheat.
following grain wasinspected into store in this
city on Saturday morning: 2 ears No. winter
wheat, cars rejected do, @ cars No. n. ".
wheat, rs cars No. 2 N. ". do, n
cara No. spring. SO cars No. 8 d. SO cars re-
jectcd do, 2 cars no grade (2S8 wheat>; 2 cars
yellow corn, 81 cars htgh-1nire do 458 cars and
~, 500 bu No. 2 do, 80 cars and 20, 800 bu re-
jected do, 2 cars no grade t846 corn}; q cars
white oats, 40 cars No, do, cars rejected do, 2
cars no grade {7o oats}; II cars No. 2 rye, car
rejected do, car no grade; 4 cars No. 2 barley,
3 cars No. 3 do. Total Il, 025 cars}, d53, 000bu
Inspected cut: 124 o08 bu wheat, 18S, o55 hu corn
l, 400 bu oats, !, 40 bu rye, L, SIG bu barley.
During the first ten days OF June, 1870, 2, o18
cars Of wheat have been received, against l, 143
cars during the same time in June Of last year.
For the whole month Of juno, 1875, the receipts
Of wheat were 8, U31 cars.
The following were the receipts and shipments Of
breadstus and live stock at this point during the
past week, and Tor the corresponding weeks ending
oe1 1nfn
, 1876-06-11

>-A a Sand-Spout,
Colorado Later TO Cincinnati Gazette,
About noon OF tho dny that We crossed the
San Louis Valley, WE had the opportunity to
witness striking phenomenon Of unusual CHAR
actcr. Ten miles off to the southeast arose q
fearful sand-sp0ut. Our driver, who was IN
old plainsman, said it was the largest he had
ever witnessed. 1t cou.d not have been less
than 2 600 feet high, and looked, At the distance
and Of a uniform mud dense uoly TO near the
top, where It fercd ont III funnel shape, and
lost itself in t;lc clouds. 1t maintained It's SUM
plete outlinc nearly perpendicular for the space
II tive minutes, tucu bent Into thc segment OF
circle; the upper eud preset tlr turued back BY
conflicting current, WAS crrled into serpcn-
tine outline. Now The drawing power began to
lessen, until the body dwiudled to u mere
, 1876-06-11
By TELEGRAPH.
FOREIGN.

LIVERPOOL, June -Coston-Ffr7ner At e1-1easfo,
sa1es 0oo bales including 600 bales tor speculation
mud export. and 7. 40O American.
Bre1cst1US-Wheat-Ca1ffor white wheat aye,acr
1oelos ID; do club. los elQ 81; red Western spna
No to 10 L. ss 6t49s 81: 20 winter, 81 sdG9, 1oi
F9oar-Hestern canal, 2;asofs 3D. Corn-Wes,erx
mixed, 2as el@27s- oa:a-3sG3s 81. Ra,ley-sa Cd.
Peas, Canadian, 43es Sd
C1orer Stef-SS9G1.
FtocitioHs.-Mess pork 80s. Prime mess beef ~ A.
Lard, 5la~ Decou-long clear, 4Aa; ahort DO, 4aa
7tliosc-fis Cd.
>Xgtrtfs Pstroieans-as: refined, do, los sdGI1a
Hsxn-GoH1non, IS sd& 10 Sd; pale, DO, 1ss.
Spirits Turpenttne-2Ss I'd.
LMeeye-a2j.
ASrwzR2. June 1o.-fesrnenm-2ss.
, 1876-06-11
WHICH 2

(which shall taEe:'' .he sighed
Shall follow this way.
Or 80 Or stayr
~, not he, should be sought
And Re went that, ,"'she said,
With downcast head.
Both paths lay broad and green,
But that looked brightest, best
His feet had pressed.
5tanding there, ali alone,
''Shall It be this y shc said,
+'Or that instead!
. -:H The dairy here shall zaTl
II this or shat I'll 60,
Or res or no.
This, that, this, that, this, that"
Nobody else is near
To see o. hear. =
ttThis ""-so1ae one is smiling now
Under her sun-csowncd hat;
'*The Inst says-that" EREA.
, 1876-06-11

ALCOAOL-NaS Us steady at s.. 10.
BEQ0N~CORS-Wn4 quiet. The better grades ar
firm and the lower grades eas owing large receipt
ofeommon corn: Choice hur 8i3Dc; metlirm anu No
hurl, 7Gsc; good medium brush, 5tG6l;c; com
mon de- 4g5c, fair inside and covers. 4I5c; inferi
or, 3Ga4c: crooked. 2G8c.
BAGG1NG-Thc reductions that hare bcen mad
from time to time have appeared to seusbly ;nt.u
encc trade. which up TO Within comparatively fecen
dn:e has been unQaahfcdy dutl. Another-and II /
thought characterization has bcca determined UPON
Stark is cut down to 5c Lewiston to 24c American
2oc and other hrauds In proportion at these pr,cc
tobners look for revival Of trade nad q stead,
mnrket Stark ~ CSC; Pec1less IA, &c; Lewiston.
2sHc; Monsaup. 24rs Ontario. 25c: American A. oosc
AmoskeaE :ic Otter Creek, 2lc; buslap BAGS bu Il
else; eunntcs. single. 1s.fal4c do double. c3G24c
DUTTER-There Il than ordinarily active
movement In thia staple but the demand did rot equal
tue receipts which Tor tho past fex d7ya have been
eeptionaly heavy. ~ consequences the market re-
mains IN weak DAD unscttlsd state and with even
Paa It 9raop M On hs part of shipper.
sSe9s yelos H5ssF II, rs
nds ~ outlet nt issc bur note tGat most Of lie
sss sos a sT cs
tnffF2F g cqmm9n s3a.ie lesass s!S
asa sits e.: a'y "
sce lie aRsr nreea & e
further sloag u tls season Operating rcstrct tic
TOT fancy factory an a ssc ffeaS foF owef
scoAi-Tht, market remains dull, With price, m.
na sFs q So Do nut q range. - oo; bfoss-
@ sasrs S,io a5 SsSS 1i iinois s ss ss4. Bal
sy s s. tSs55 sE ss ef
oboers to M current orders and prices yery rm
ri 80 6ser sas ktis:' isRD!K| fats|
stsaay f1F oqs9s,s ;es in g:
"a: Ss t.oat So s{cfs ri mssS sS
sseEsfe ssss s.n g. r. fam, 1ax
SS :se5s fits : o ibsya ass lit
asolSes cod1s III ~ nanx coaa.n = sop