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Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-05-06
Die D.

In East Coristh, ApsA Isth. saraA, viz ci
Gsuldsb sss Tsplis, agsA q ysara.
In Nswbury, April "a, Jshisl Denver, aged
70 yean.
In Nswbury, April Is, Bssjsnin Bailey,
aged - ysars.
Ia Post Nills, Apeil "a, Mn. Hlisabeth Bar
tholsmsw, assd - ysan aaa noe.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-05-06
THE ORANGE ASSOCIATION met.

THE ORANGE ASSOCIATION met,
this week Tuesday, at Hsverhill,
with Rev. j. q. Bittinger, . number
being present greater than usual.
An uncommouly large number Of
parts were also found to be prepar.
ed by the members for presentation,
IN incident both interesting and gu.
couraging. The Greek Lesson, con.
sisting of fifteen verses Of the first
chapter of james, was read and
considered with q care and sugges.
tiveness com mandatory. James was
the brother of our Lord and tue
moral teacher of the New Tesla.
ment. Them followed an Essay,
subject: "Christ's First Miracle, +"
the turning Of water into wine. The
author took that view Of the trans.
action, ordinarily 80 long held by
many expounders of the Scriptures,
which is, that the wine created was
Intoxicating, the large quantity
showing the bountifulness Of the
Saviour's gift. The prevailing senti.
ment of those criticising the paper
was similar, but was not wholly 90.
The topic of the next Essay was
the "Secret of Moody's Success"
which brought out much helpful sug'
gestion and an animated discussion.
The need of devotion became the
application. History OF the Doc.
trine Of Infant Baptism was the
subject of the next Essay. The pa
per seemed to be rather the doctrine
itself and the grounds of it than
the history Of it. The comments
were many and beneficial. 1t was
found that pastors were not abating
their views or practice. A good
plan for an extempore sermon was
presented by one who breaches
without notes and believes this to
be the true method of discourse.
The plan showed thought.
A valuable paper was forwarded
by an aged brother giving histor.
ical review of the Orange Associa.
ton. 1t was read with interest. A
vote of thanks was extended to the
writer for his contribution. An Els.
say,-subject: "Errors of the pres
ent time," was presented, which had
been used as a Fast Day sermon.
1t aimed to show the evils we had
now to contend against and some Of
the remedies. 1t was helpful.
ministerial Orthoepy" was q top.
ic treated, in which it was made to
appear that a great many words
were enormously pronounced. A
Sermon and Concio were read,
both of which added to the interest
of the occasion. The latter was de-
signed to indicate that christians
have no cause for fear. Experinen.
tai and practical.
The meeting as q whole WAS more
refreshing than usual. There we're in
it prayer and song, inspired by the
holy Spirit. The members were
kindly and Hospitality entertained.
The gathering will we trust long be
remembered as a pleasant one.
Such interviews promote fellowship
and the best Of all love. X.
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In Nswbury, March u, By nsv. p. N. Gran
ger. Henry Z. T1snning Of Newbury, and
Ida Nay Foster. Of HAverhill, n, H.
..
In Nsvbury. April Let, By Rev. !. L. Dstss,
Rarla W. Breek. anA Katis 4. Lsavitt, beth
Of Newbury.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-05-06

One now family Singer Sewing Ma
chine and ono No. for tailOr's use for
sale cheap tor cash by j. N. Warden.
Perforated card board at OPIN.
ION Stationery Store.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-05-06

Counterfeit five dollar bills on
the National Bank of Northampton
are in circulation. They are plenty
in New York.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-05-06
EAST CORINTH.

"A good stock of guns, revolvers,
pistols, fishing-tackle, base balls, &c.,
at Warden's Jewelry Store.
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MONROE.

The suit Of Henry Webster ~,
henry Hutton, Was referred out Of
the order Of court. Thus ends IN.
other action for Islander.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-05-06

ave never knew a man to ADVERTISE
his wares literally and steady that II did not
pay Forney's Press.
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WELLS RIVER.

WELLS RIVER.
AS far as our information goes,
the harvest of the "Sacherine Elk.
tract" has been large.
Our Bass Ball Clubs are now re.
newing their respective sports. We
wish them much joy therein.
Farm help is obtained at quite a
reduction from last years prices.
The roads are drying off fast, and
we welcome warm weather.
1t is quite sickly in this section
as regards throat and lung disease.
EAST CORINTH.
E. G. Sawyer, Esq, has been ap-
pointed agent for the Champlain
Mutual Fire Insurance Company of
Burlington. We hope, ELL, that
your appointment will not cause
those Bradford hearts to bleed again.
Do you understand
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-05-06

Is as dull as it can be. There is lit
tie trade going, rents are falling day
by day, thousands are out of EN-
pIoyment, and the outlook is gloomy.
The interior cities are doing better.
it is only the metropolis that is suf-
fering. Take courage outside, and
pity us who are sweating here. Per.
haps it is as well, for big cities are
great curses after all. PIETRo.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-05-06

Governor Peck has received from
the department of state. at Wash
ington, the following communica-
ton
, 1876-08-26
BY TELEGRAPH.

8pectat Dtspafch to Tie Tribune.
LIVERPOOL. Aug. 25-li q. Hl.-f7onr-No. !, 1as;
No. =. 21s Gl.
grutn- n-whca.-wtntcr, No. !. o. Cd, No. =. oIi
spr!ng No. !, u Dl, No. !, u Glt white Su - Ill;
No. = o. III; club No. o. e1; No. !. u 5d. Cor!l,
24s 81.
Isorisfons-pork, sas fl. Lard. 4Ds 0lah0s G..
LlygnrUoL, Aug. 25-3 y. M.-IffadssIDA-FlsHl.
Ehrat-Wllte No. y Us 4ls No. ?. Us I'd; club, No. l,
On Cd, M. =, Cd Cora, 2la ody?jf
Lard-50a GA
I1rxmrool, Aux. a5-Ln,est. -Canoa-sIarket du1l
and caser; utG,s; salcE, lo bales; speculation and
export, Leu; American, s,GU}; sales Ut thu week.
:UtO, OF whcl, exporters took tOoo aud srccnlatoS
took nn. tota atocE. aU, o; American A41ooo 10.
cepis u, GU, Atrjru n, H. OO forwarded from s'!pt
slde direct tu sruncr1, 1op; amount ahoat, a13'uo
American, To, tID: American aalda, -. CO.,
farns and fabr!cs at aancl,cNer duts not quotatly
lower
Hrfadstnts-FIrtn. Whcat-ticcetp.s for = daya a.
o0O quarters, American, i!,uJu QUARTERS; California
white wheat, average 8a:IAs 1di club. Ds SIGsusd;
RID Western spring. No. 10 No. I. u odIAs 0I' WIN
ter red We,terr ls4Ds 81. Flour-Wts.trn aalal III
dIagis Cotn-westcsn mixed, IA 0hes3as. Oats. s4s
81 I'd. Harley, Is ID. pvat-cannllal, 9os-
Eforfr Gttd-:lx453s. ..
i1ottatoHs-rrllRu meh pork, Aaa Cd. rrinlc !Hesa
beet, 71s al. Lard. s0I Cd Chccse,47s Eleon-Loux
clcur, ADS Ul; short DO, b1s G1,
1!ii0lr-4!s.
Refined ItirnitNm-l5s 0l91GA
LIHsfed OIf-.iy.
Ksstn-EUMmDH, sNi95si pale, III.
Sprits Tu,psntjHe--24I ild. .
LoHtn,X, Aug. .5.-HsaHtd FfiFUaeana-les 0u.
CaicHlsu Lfastfd-19stt4Da III.
Spty1ts TurprnflRt-.ts 3tldl 1Is Gl.
Aurwkgr, AUG. rs -Ftro'<nm-41Ns
, 1876-08-26
AIAIeINE.


ARMY ALu-Gchr l.. u. Coates, Muskegon. lum'
bcr; Hchr Jeuaiu Mullen, Maniatee, lumber; schs
Turcola, White Lake. lumber; schr WhlElw'nda
While Lake, railroad Ties; sehr Jaaun Parker,
ltnskegon, wood; schF Acrtfs Calklns, Manislee'
Lumber; sChr Sonora, Menomtuee. lumber; achs
lierache1, Menomtnes, lumber; schr Planet.
Meaom!uec, lumber; scbr Coral, Lncolu. bark;
schr II. II. Dlaku, Portar'a rlss, cedar posts; sehs
Perry Hannah, stony Creek, wood; schF Mens-
kaunee, MsrInstte. lumber; sehr Rlaorsdo, bla'i'
ncte, lumber; schr Z. u Robinson AaFnctts iu'h'
bcr; scAr W. II. Hawkins, Luawig'a Pier. bark
schs II. Mueller, Muakegou. lumber; schr Andre"
Jaekson. Man!stee, lumber; sclF Presto. Grand
Haven, lumber; lcht ]. v, Jones, Muskegon lula+
bcr; schr c. l.. Johnston, Frankfort, lumber; schf
T. 8. Skinner, Muskegou. lun,beri schr Na1y'
MuHkcgon, lumber; sclr N. ]. Cummings, oswe-
~, s4it; uchE J. 4. Mast1u, HuGa1o, eoali senf
Persia, White Lake, lumber; schr Z. seovi!l, MIS-
keson. lumber; schr Il. D. King. white LAKE. ~
wood; sehr Fisher, White Lake, wood; schr w.
II, willard, Wh.o Lake, wood; scAr Llvo OAK
Muuistes, timber; schr FL Tempo, Grand Haven.
piles; sehr II. L. IIigg,c. Maulstec lumber sees
Trio, Willie Laks, wood; yrur ]. o. Moss, Alf'
ks.ou, lumber; schr Carrier, Frankfort lumueF;
schr d. Il. Murt!u, Sturgeon bay, 1uMhe! j
stMr CAcuEu, AanttoW0c, sunaxlcs; sIt!,r Alpstna,
atus1egou. sunlslns; stnir Andy Juhn,oll, ~. NJ
wankee. light U: s. slea'ncr; prop willi'ln an3
! pen, Manlsiec, luGbat; prop II. uFoh, Aauls'se'
, 1876-08-26
sAIl4 Interest.
ny TELEGRAPH.

10 Hf HfN<FN AS80c7HtkH SFfAas
Sxw YnNE, Aug. :.5.-t;ud opened and closed
al Ill, with sxlcs III the ntorlm at 1lOA. Carry
Ing rates, 1G5; borrowing, 1dl2 ard hat.
t:oyernn,ents Wcrc luict, md fraction lower In
aonlc Instances.
ltullroul honds were dul aud generally lover.
New Jcrscy Centrnls wcru weak.
State securities were qutut. Tenncssces were
better,
Tho day opened on tho Stock Exchange with
REMOVAL Of Tie depression Rnd excitement in coal
pharcs. Opening quotations for anthruc[te coal
shares wr.c u to brlow the closng figures OF
last evening, and husfncsH was hardly opened
before there cainu another doluge Of stocks. md
rriccs wcro tutnIllng down to tlac lowest figures
yet u,Asle. Fur u short tlmn II secuted I'D
il Nedlu,n was lit lUose Til thu IluUr of the E1'
change, and prices were no object ut NIL in cutn.
par.un with The desire to ret rid Of Accurtiea ia
iaht ~ possih!r. uctawnre: Lackawannn q; Nert,
vrn dcclinrA iram ~ 10 4, New !srssy Central !!
irom ii to 7a'u. Tliu depression IN coul stocha
EXTENDED y tir general market, and caused do
sins Of 'a S.i 9wst @ as1s,Srs nn,r,nS rem @
ihoru irnm la.n u ,..!sas, Western Union ffom 10
s 81 o"S l. n,sisa" sas eo,t eS',ss' f,n tsH" @
III Northwestern preferred from 0l', toGu,s, .Ia
Erie i{em ~. 10 III rsgs,sd, ID, slss1sa"s r.. =, Y
week IN August uIso hal n,l nnravorub'c imtuencs
Ill Western shares Aln! the InaEkct generally. To-
sl S@ls ss as sutc Is eos.r @ Thsrc Sas sS.s
bhyln: fos hnll account, under which Thy market
suddenly wheeled aru"nd Mn3 a,ly4nced ~, u
lroln tho owest pont. Thls aasance xaa Intended
| With much excitement ami aluminium. aHd fur
time tue Stocl Eke!anys Amin presented a,xsy
fsst ftsn 7. t. ~ ps.wats s:' Ss' ss
q ti%; ho'rIs Y Esss1 tro;@ D u ai,;, Host 4
0s3l to ,lt,,s Michigan Central ftoln sD:+ 70 to&.
uht0 tFom III 70 III. y, Paul eu'nnon fEon, ;Es
, 1876-08-26


With regard tn other c0untrEer. the mileage r.
turns are, lA re before ntinnel, very lpcrfect IN
FRANCE thu length uf line vi railways orrn OIL FEB
l. lS7s, wns il, o50 nea, 10 which have TO 1c
asied q, e.A miles ''n construction Or IL l'c con
ttructct ind u mftes Of ''cyrntunl CONCESSIONS
and tcctccd lines" Eivn. tntaf Of IT, H17. The
,ncs ot Austria; ms,stonsd in t4e !naa1i NEFr,ta;,
Trpcr Italy 10 .UlT niles; the l.Aen,bUr.. lines
ID i40 miles the Spanish lines to TIT miles; tlo.c
ot lortugnlto al, miles; shu.c VI Italy tu |. .13
We add The totals befure Eyc1 for rlefns and for
Germany, al thu I0 l4u miles which 1lr StHrmer
auts to Ruasin, whirh OF cnutse, Aru partly rxlrh
tinent:I MT work, without reckoning Sweden and
some s'ncr items. THUS lhs length "s railway"
ansuratnl, uf tho locUnlotlyc on thu Lsurpunl aud
Manchester Halfway nrcudy exceeds 1Go, G0u
iuflcn.
, 1876-08-26
AMERICAN GIEIESs
NEW YU1tk.

Speefdf DIsp1ich to The Tribune.
Skw ToHk, AuE 4a.-GfG'h-" " heat-s!hsket ahoHe
atray wl,u moderate sport ami milling t!aul sales
Of bu U1ees 20 for steamer soft No, Chi.
cuso spring In atorr; A5Dic for soft to fur steamer
Eo npr'i,y; s1cGAS tx chiefly ut S1.. fnT steamer
Eu = Milwaukee, spruE; sl.t1 for mixed Milwaukee,
sprtae; sl.la Tor I'D alns~r Mlchtaan uaoa.;
tho market closed scarcely 20 tiFsn. fsyc
qu!cts Western Quoted at dluG5a fot
new CROP Eorn-Ha1cs OF H. 100 i'll. Al aNta2c for hot
Wc.trrn mixed, chiefly at oUc 3.btA4c for warul 3afc
for graded stea1ier1 baGtsBk. fur ungraded steamer
mixed: s7@.5sc for ngrAed satl mxc aac 10. graded
NJ. II ot.Ac fur The rAnXo Ut unErAea hc Tor
aratsl steamer ycIowi b0aGlc for nnEradtd wsnsern
Ycuw, to arTivc forward delivery Inactive and na.
nuy qu1t ALE at Sic for september; MARKET clokcd
duIt mud rather In buyert' favor, Un's-Narset hr'n
hut less Actiye sales Of oCn bn nj JI2lac for ths
ranRu Of Wcstcrn aud stats ,n!xrai 3at4Gc for lilo
range Ut wcstern and State wItes 43c for No. whta
by sample; ays4os for fair tn pFlms No. Chicago
r!.ed, In stoyc; cOstd nru1 but qulct.
nteaa ftetgats-SoAerAto huslurts Ia berth r0otni
rates In sums Instances higher, especially ura!n to
ltycrpoo! by ,eaml otrr rates stcay; In chsrteTa
very fair business donet gran clar,es rcnaln steady
Ensagetncnts e.nhracch-Tu Liverpool by sea. IT, 0O
ba Kralu At 7l11Sd; y. nn b" % at 7'ad pr 10 ~
Isarlstons-F0rk iuI!; market cpsed eavyi aa!ea VI
go hris nrw css sIat ut T1765al7.13. and No bTl
psimu 1t $lV.75; l50 brs new mets for october
Al a4l7.h3, clusng 1t St735 asEr.i al tlu sccon'l
ratl, far August $i7,B0 askel for September $l7po
ltd and SIT % asked: for October Sit % bid and Is
askp CmI neas in limited request u easleF pFcns'
nIllIca without nneh demand; Western lonx eesf
nulnfRnl, Lard higher aud fary Hclisa; aalss OF s1
ter prime stea.n un the s3at ut S!u 3o9losS and
ii tr4 u grade Of so25; 800 lea for August ~
7sua lrs for September A. <Iu !as coaaE Vt
b. = s. x s' :c'[s oaoa III iii
sss 5 il Ys:! II s ii ss 81:
e;sasss; ssSss :!a .s I Ii! r as.I s hS.ss',
S!i s:ss; st4s sisszS e II: ss
| Sxw YoME. AUG, Xj,-ti4t0n-kuay; IL I.l0413<c
, 1876-08-26

LUMBER.

sn,nl fleet arrived ut the docks yesterday. and re-
tn!lers Rn nppear' IN tIb Hskct AnI nraFy cleared
It bture ,u Six carGaes of ricct stu sold carly nj
$775 tlIuA rsnlll+hInE thu ADVANCE Vt Thu previous
day. Inp stun sold Ut fnrner prices, hut tho 1arert
closed rn njl grades tIrFe hung good ahd in'
GIrarnH sGt4lud At tIr yards which makes 1t nrcrs'
ry for 1c1nlirrx to keck The wutrAae nArke aud tile
scasun ~ drawing ntsr when rise IN satlurs waacs
md 5Erg,p IL likely IL ucsur. reco atnH closed Ut
II. n. md common tuGl ut SHfa.aHo. Tbs hfttcr
srp!es IT inGA wera quoted at fin,04llD. lath sold
ut H. l5stl.:a, sAlAglcA weTe houllna noha being
H1Hrft1.
t.y frtl tic iusrrIor, aud thu market II stcsly.
, 1876-08-26

IUU 101 II *3'u0N8'aU. 49,. ...,,,
ALRANY-WEEKLY Kkr0HI.
Stfeui DiApHfeh to 7he 3HDhnt. u,.
ALIASy n, AVE. a, .f rttcr .srrns uua1 H.
ity. Including Texas anu ~ CunfauoA anis "eGk
narket has resulted payinH guy ~ "csiG. i nt
pers, though pr0hta have nut bccH larsS LIZ arkes
opened ht Ut advance .! oA45e anu Fuiea sGaMS pto
tic c!esc. The Krcnicst lncrease Was Dn continent W.
tnt! steady Eenerol lnt n0t rGry actasc: aeW a9ss
Iuale!t to0k lbela!5 ol tmb ohermHa' sG. guT ~,
RRht Increase eyer lnaL ~ttX p; rIu ~ e
tft atGcrs 5s5'aes iexaas aAs44e' co'oh ~ A"A'HI
tor extra: ,,,h,.,,co;,,. ~ cor, IN in cxecsa uf
tsafspHH" .n7,t ia ,smunH mil
att week. Ita IMPLY TX vscSvSa aar IL nv vnsn. ~ i.r:
Nhnf Were seHL I"a!ui w - .,,ssn 1rSiir.
thaIkcs ti1s, GaIsSa 80. n.,a ,nann @ ~ rIsHt
shInbs' 3tsoac TOT en'nMlp" " ~ ~ Hu.,T suua.
DAILY i.. nhanMt. nu...
-- 10 ms hetIes7t Hnspcsuts. aItsrt t.t. .,a
ALMtNT, Anx; Il t. y wast, 1Ssc,ts
, 1876-08-26

CAYTLE-Ttm!c uIcnr, NJ. ';e uI' ma.utatnnd = rcs
ku,ahe dtsrre " actis!ty throughout The tny. This
frrvpLA wess uKa!u uar pee.rAy lIIt e:uy reaching
:,Hat head, u1d, with tie Rldtuu. neutrsgunrnts
u,Isc,d b5 favar4 4Ir aAvrrs from lbs n4Ikts bsiox
buyers l.,k t,ld with cunhdrnce, IlIera waa vsTY
Iut turnout Ut shIprers snd althu3nosa tcuIncl 10
lave suy very urgent utlass, Iheru suulctunsy
.trx rupelpH to carry W prices Vt xoud IL choice
Ieu,vs IuIly ll>tt3e, Iunlp7red with Wednesdays
ulutA,IDns. Values OF cotl!llun mud lnsdluN grades
n,u showed tpFurcnlct hut Ect to tlI kaiut ext4t.
IL. Aupply VI thu Isllsr upre nearly ruuanx tic de-
, 1876-08-26

lIt'sTls market nppned q4tet n about ttlfaaay y,
1tut AtIuif, hut wcnkuheh. IN Eetufe aD9'i I.I
dsclIucA 6tti5rrr 1oO MS or u o. Gu ~ for iisni;
and - ah an tr cn!il'n g Ro', , nuaHy: wMEsI IN
Va, WI nnt u 'a.ys rsSop' yps 's H. '.h
hut rnlicr ttr rGsnlt nf c Eai'fuGu HefreAlnn w
te market for tle rtuHct. wiea, s isn T. scH@fns @
INT xats wrre at 80 titAil1 fur e0n!nn - lime isnt
wrHhts AM, at s1.o4t5.po fur W'or 10 Eoua f''ooI"
, 1876-08-26

.ork han s Ter slty 1 pn t"Ym I, Y. t. ,.;, !.
!" " Il. "s"r .s1s II ., nasrs M" @ !. 10 rw a
sl;, 5 H. @ iss. #: Ii: M y z" % H5ai 9 ii f.; :1 ~
Ir"vrs u'aaIa;l "r",sn mi mi, s"ln ns 'r Ere's
sss' sSFy ''i!'S Hi t%i S:;i :s4'si E>. u" w. @
III tar@rI Hat ' tar; e EMra,9r Ia t,tr nsTn
& e. spiiS pasiy af % sStps "r. uSt sany%
iss gs! s tis ia ' HIT g. fill il 'a'"
,5S sa1 c ssSy III !s Ns
~, e " ssS' =: : .s sf III Ss
y III @ ,ns fsss;a II sSs 'hs' a%fo~s VIII &
tinte t,ieir unptuEsahis work. :.
'; ; @ r::s s .s!!ss si sSs;9
ne sH % %air n, s HSa H. rs 1''y q ~
~ ~ ot;4. ~ II ii et # Il; ' Il IT, .as ill.,; Il;
A. ifss H. seI's eGssr: .H%. .ss
,;s IA cHs sic 4 :tn ss ss :, I'll. s s4 ~:
s ti i i;1sion aSassS s @ ;s sca soS" ID
ss: ;,s Il III .a ."3!s s! Ssi ~ .:T ssrstss
s.9vnsle yo!r n tsaerst to apHree'at' sh' apo''anes
q chis. ta:s a"eo . Dec, ,.z T.. nov 279ss
sS;nn, sS,% 5IS !,s g. mSw Sw 1
cEtna s%ssi%s icsrih ti'!, ''iS!,sa BE-: !s1
yaceS .ss. sinss ~ Kinni.x 2 q d;s !se
a as fH a as %s s:SS si5s ri @
pgr.ant hsrsns; @ i'm so, pus,e an interesting stair.
ss sS
lion nf H!lks ea!nHir1 ut 11UOKU k0*! 1Hitl lnlat
pf.actYM Of lk e'!llnntcd at oof. r. 7,sss
ia71 csscncu tic resertc stock " .uDVtl kitOE; my
whr We c0sidrr That, during The slx tr*t lstnk g. M
iao pefud Of iK75 VT ilst GcknowraE" That W. . r.
qNrnsty Of Rtrat einct of Gh pstets al'1 a. 'ea''
June le17. 49,. . =.
or course sn,ne Of our people have tho money TO
pay whatever price nay l9 asked fur sili's' or Anv
o,,,er articles OF slncry; hut my considerable rse
In ptlks will cause muny prudent Wun,hn 10 think
twice before .hc invests In expensive s"o's. 4n'i
! tnrto has tnutc to do with ,he production os Ill
elegant wa r,rcbc sau The cost OF the staa From
| which II Is made.
| HItIT1aU RAILWAYS.
mn .NtV G,.ixtfik lknHtHH).
| II may bc well to lake the occlsinn or adding a
few u,ire important items of railway statlsttct.
| The total length Df railway cNnstrncteA In tic
I,Ti,sl Empire at the cn VI 1871 '*.s b0I miles.
Thrsc were A. tuws, according to tic last report
, 1876-08-26

Withdrawn from store on Thurs'lay for city
consumption: 10, 137 Blu WHEAT, 3H4 bn cor'',
j, GGU bn nats.
Thu following grain wns Inspected Into store IN
this city Friday morning: l car No. red winter
wheat, cara NJ. Northwestern What, i ours
No. = Northwestern tlo, Il: cars No. spring. IL
cars No, J do, cara rejected an, cars nn grltlu
IT., whrat,: 100 cars and II, 100 Iii high mixed
corn ;,u7 cars ant ~, 700 hu No. = do, car hni
1, sU0 hm ncw mixed to. II cars md 17,;'0o bu
rejected do, 1 cars uu Crude (5.h corn'; 1o caFa
white outs, II cars NJ. 4 .lu, 20 cars rejected do
cars no gsadu (i0 uals>; cur M. ! rye, ~
cars No. . do, 3 cara rulccted Ao, cars ne Eradc
IN eycy; i cars M. = hurley, ears NJ. ) hu,
cars rejected 10, car no grade. Total tb5e cars,
:,3:i, 900 ta. Inspected unt: ri, ls7 bu whcnt
437, i0l hu corn, 17.OSl hi outs, 10,al0 hit rye.
The Inspection Of whcat tntn store during tho
month, up to date, has brcn only ti1o car'!oada,
against i, ILL CATE for The corresponding t1uc III
lk7U.
A gentleman inst returned from tho East re-
portA that tho business of buying and selling III.
turcs is extending to the prolucts OF tAe WOOL anu
cutton mill The bnyin. ansl selling Of prints ~
the hundred caAe4 for delivery iii some future
,uontl. IL now regular transaction, Though nnt
nrItc 90 cp1,Ou ~ the sellers option IN stocks Uf
grAin.
APPEALS FROM lEsrRCrIoS.
The recent claigc III the ptFsoH"et Of tho Com
mItlec Of, Appeals from Ersn Inspection ~ rcsard-
c,i by suIc receivers With srcat d'tavor, and they
refuse to appeal in rases wlcro they cairn thu lh-
nrcctors ure wrong, decmtng It wiser TO bear tho
Ills that must M hornc than y to others that they
know not 0f except TINT Il ncans paying ttle custs
| uf tue appcal They claim That the change was
nude Ut tue Iustgafion of shippesa, and TINT the
new Committee IL constituted IN TIE MerGsL 1t le
shlrncr ~ ag.n1t that Of tue receiver. II ls as-
serted that ahcrr !s Mo representative Of tho coEI
Interest On the Committee. while corn constitutes
The hill; of tic grain handled In thA city. Dnv ni
twp cusry have Al.caiy OCCURRED In which corn wnr
rtudet, lower tan expected, and great I!s-atisfAc
| tiun expressed thrreut w cannot say with hoN
much or how little 1caxu,. II l1 possible to chan,t
Ton violently In tho upullca t!n Of rules, hit II Il
rnully possible tu interpret the rules ir
NO lux u manner u to dustruy confidence
III the gtaLrt, aud spoil n murke
, 1876-08-26

The folowlngwcre the receipts and shipments Of
The lralug articles Of psodnce !n this city during
tile twenty -four lours ending at : o'clock on
Friday morning, aud for The corresponding tins
last wear:
, 1876-08-26

CLgyxt4Nr. o.. hug. 25.-pclroeum hFns snnd
ard white, 10 lest. lgc cas,, car.lota.
pirrsnrna. Aug. 15.-I'rsTO!eusn market strong Hna
excited; crude, fs,95 Vt parEess; reAued 2le. fh.
adelpllla delivery.
, 1876-08-26
offerings by farmers EclIs sufficient to supply the

city tra,c.
Lake frrrhts wcsr qnirt and stratty nj ahaHt
ot,c III rnrn tn in,Talo an' :r thr 1t" t" u@w''"'
Hall Trrghts wcrr quiet. with"'t ehn''e III lta'a
tinn., n:r,ite u-kll,g ntlc to Srw York, lie III
Philadelphia, l7,,c 10 tialttmnyr, and NE I" bnt'
inl, PR 1U0 M, anl being willing |" take rnnst,l
rrnly less, Through rates. by lnkr Rn' rail wrsa
quescd NJ lie for corn and MIC for WHEAT I" New
Ynrk, md 1uc OIL ears 10 New EnganI folh'a.
Freight engagements wrrc rcFnreA Tor los'' ooo
hu corn. ....-..........-
F0nEt1N 1MroNTATIGNs
received nj Chicago customs Aug. sa: Fowler
Nruihcrs, 100 racks snil; Rockford Watci, compa'
ny, case watcll inatciast Strttaner btos. 4 IN.
cases dry gouir; u. II. F!~k 4 Co., III cnse'
Artificial nt,wcrs Anderson, t'lten Il Co.. y caseA
dry g0o,l.: Cur.on, rric, SENT + Cn, cnrcs hty
goods; ncncdlck nrps., 1 rase dry gnn,ls; Will
inm ftnklcr Is Suns, casrs dsy.goo'st A. H.
K1e!ntnses, cases cfIerts. Amnnl ii tnt!cs co''
lccieA Thursday and Friday, $'.1, thld.3:.