davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-08-11
Gurupaifhe Nahribten.

s,eaeusoura. Nus Mln1en Be-
eidtct Die nSiOb. Yr.", SaB in bel
Iiebentcn Ibtbeiluas besh9lid) Der Babt
bon 6essnsburs, Die libcrale Wfcbrbsit
beS N~uSldul1eS Die @snsbmi9nus. bic
flerifale Wtinbcrbsit Bic Geonltanenmg
Der Wabl bslAlcB. Die l,eters lpile
lonad) i'm Ylenum ,po9l fallen. Das
bon Der Nbtbeiluns einseforoerte S.lss'
material lit fur Die &lerifalen auBerl
belaltene. 0on 10 obue Beredti9una
Stimmcnoen babeu II flerifal uni
I liberal aemSbIt ; inter Den rIteren
Iino 5 ohlolut nidt aufiniinben uno
ibcinen iberbonpt nlAt 3u erlltlrsn.
Gbsnlo bat li@ sr9eben, ooB i'll QauIs
bes 8ubbGNolers Yu(tet Elm lorrnllhss
Bureau ereltirte, III welbem Settlern
oas 0elo sur jSoblun9 elmer Stcust
ibcrrcid)t uno blslstben loSam oil Die
Hablurne 9efiiDrt wuroeu.
S~franOina. Ior benz GWwur9erid)t
beQann an 4. Suli Die Serbanhlung
le9tn Sobam SanSner, ocrlp. Gblers
arit uno 0rdutreibcliser BON O(tcr'
boIen, wesen WiorosS. oen er nad Der
Antlags burb Ysr9iitHu9 ieiner 6rou
nit StrDd)nin periiot babcn Toll, Wer'
tbeiOi9er Or. S4mitt pom GamOerg.
Der Nnsstlasts lit Gin Wtann Don mite
ierer @r0Be, 5icmlih bsleibt, tra9t
6rille uno atiusc BON @olo uno bat ein
intelisentes, Siemlid errc9tc0 auslebsn.
ytaA ScrlsInus Der NatlaSeldrl5t miro
5auoner our gerncbmnn9 auf9ernfcn.
lleber so .3eu9eu liao 8elabeu. untsr
ben SabuTnonbigsn btftloen iitb oil
YroIenoren 81. 0tanfe, Or. Sudner,
Or. Ullsbns DON Der uniuerlitGt Mtns
ben, Dr. Wi8lic,nus non Der uniserlitdl
Wiir5burg unO Or. Mieusdcr BON Del
llniptrdtat StraBbur9, baum NfcbiSiual.
ratb or. Abt, 8e5irtS9cridtSar5t Or,
S9lasinucit, Or. 6ranf NIB Or
Ssutner. Sanbncr ant,portet ouf niI
antlase. Die linn MN Der Yraliotnt II
fur3Sn WOrten porbalt, felt: s0aS Il
nlAt Wabr." Die Serbanolun9cn. il
eaufe luelebcr audi SanOnsrS usrid)ie
penc Mfaitreien, belonbsrS bic leRte.
Iuna &ar5, nit uelher CT nad) 2onbor
Delilbtet mar, peraomnmea wurSen.
bauerten 8 Gage; mcsen ni9t gu
teiAeubsn Seweiles Wnrbe Der An0e
tla9te, Der ii9 iibrigsns Ieines &C
v~sTunitsiosn Mirfen3 halbsr in ben
, 1876-08-11

Ieien, uno ooB Die 9forte Die Ntriiber
Der @reueltboten in Sul0orien suy BE-
dcn|doit siebt.
gonbon, 10. Mu9uH. Cine @pe-
s'ol-Sepel6e aug 8crtIn mcleet, bob
Elm Yarlf in SeI9rao berri@t. Sic 8s=
polfernn9 p%erIan9t ole Mbleburg beg
Vtln'lters &iiti0s, unb boB Die 8crmit=
telung Der GroBmd9te erbcle wiiroe.
nm Den brobenbcn guin Serbisus utsuz
!oen6en.
Tnplanb loQ feline Giienbo6nen slr
Transportation BON 5ruppen porbcrei.
tet BADEN. Man teiiir1tet jtoo1 fsi=
ne angcnblifIi9e Sntcruentlou Iub=
Ianb's.
Shirt @tilan 1T bcreit, 81 unterban=
oclu ober ub5ubunfeu.
, 1876-08-11
TIrfei.

Iaqu}o, 8. Mugult. Ser Gore
~sppnoent beg Maildneer Sonrnols vSl
4ungulo" wuroe 9cltern in Dem Sa9e'
Scr Montcnesriner 81 9rlena perbof-
let. Or italieniIdc GpuIul bat an=
frenguusen 9cmodt, is'nc Treilollun9
All bslpirtsu, jeoo9 bis iebt nDne Gr=
5ols.
2onbon, 10. Nusult. Cine 9spe.
Idle bes rStanbarb" aus Srebinje mel
Bet, oob Mluttbor Aai9a om lesten
9ienTas ourd) 10000 Mann unter
Mnitapba @ai9u usriidrtt wnroe. Sic
Montsnssrincr 1ino aus Scr Ma6e bon
Billet 5uriid9ewi@rn. Gin SbciI iDrsr
@treitmodt i'll nod Der llibll0en Grsn=
81 abscl9idt wosben.
@ien, 10. gusult, 9ie bieli9e
vpolitiide GOueIpunoena" me!oct, oob
Wuttbor Yuida l~ciuen Sruppsn mn
balbe Gotipucn ausSut6eilsn I'M Gtonoe
lit, uno bob sr nur meni9 Sofnuns AMI
@ntlot Dat.
Gcmlin, 8. @n9. Sen. Mntitld
griff ecIeln9 sriuii6 Yoi@a bel Giembu
an mno l6lus oenlelbm mad eincm 81
liiinoi9sn @efcdtc in bic Slldt. Sr.
GietitI6, Der lerbilGe gremier=M tiniter
bot eincn SsriNt on Die @roBmd9te in
8orbersiiung, pel6er cine Sorle9nnG
Der BON beu Sirftn in Gerbicn ueriib
len @reueltboten suiDdlt. Sic Siirter
ioQen Die Nermmbeten perItiimmelt, BIZ
96rfer on9esiinpet mo picle on0cr'
dbnli6e Shredensiboten periibt b05en
2pnopn, 10. Mng. Cine 2epeI6J
hcs .@tonoorb" aus Saiil1m meloet
bab lGmmtli1s Gin,pubncr bicler Gtao
nit NusnoDme BON 4 Sroncn nuo |
Sipoern entfloben worcll, ols bic Siirtsl
in bic Staot einriidten. 8en. Gr19ja.
min Ioa ppr eiu&rie8s9erl3t 0elt lit luer'
Sen, ,ueil CT bic Staot pDnc Yert9cioi.
9uns rdumte.
9onbom, 10. Mu9uIt. $crr 90.
bert 8ourfs, unterlcfretdr bcs NcuBern
ertldrte gcIisrn I'M britil4en llntcr6aule
ouS Die en9l lNe &e9jerHus Die Nfolt
in Seaus ouf Die @ieoerhpluu9 DO
@reueltboten luis biejeui9en in SuI9o
ricn ocmarnt babe. 9r. 9Onrte Dottc Il
la9s, 5u elonbsn, paB in Ifsterer Bel
feline lplde @hred usIccnsn porsefane
, 1876-08-11
S9tucis.

@ern, 10. Musult. GeItcrn @fcierte
cine rul(ilNe Game cine Yiltole ouf
Dem 6iirltsn @Ortl@ofoti. ruIiiI9er Sc
5anoter in Der G9pei5, nb. Ser SHIRT
entfam unucriest, NIB Die Game luuroe
uerDoItet.
, 1876-08-11
s !. e { d,
bas a,nerifonilhe SHUTTER fir Gtb

WV N"ttA teSNtItEN oN@' y
Dieie Wiildlung cntbalt fetn Arienlf
pbcr pcrsiftctt Stoffe.
@s trinat cine reihc Slut nab bGit 1raiftei
tn Won Sdnben meg.
G,ejer Wrtitel bat inter rfaen nn1ern Namsr
@unecr perri6tet in zen Giebbeerbfn ven
@rrG 8titiantcn,
IS II Elm fe,ter e aamea unb erSendt 9sIantes
Nlriich teim Qirb.
60 tefErbsrt ben Maastburh tfs tht9en Sic
bf9.
Gs esrcuubt Rte Gptilsa uab srstust Ionsc
Mple bel Ghaafsn.
8Nt Samsins 1T ss ein MitteI, Weltea Srant
tsittn ppa ibnsu abbait.
IS reuniet has 8iut ter Tferee, EintHicb
II. T. ".
GsrGlael aeteitt an tisTem Suffer, IS Ssrbtn
rert Gbsle,a uup SeruNi3rt hes Se9tn Wa
Gifrn.
G8 rirs IN Scent Ynfetrn S~srfarft. Dtg
@ebrautSanwsi1ur9en iinp iebr lei9t.
8Ur 1 Site 81 3Oib 400 Yatste
Z 60tb 800
4 ~ Hob 400 ":
@nberi &uaie, 8abrilant,
Office mo Eager NO. Is. Is Gtrabe,
milt &i d nj ,, @a.
, 1876-08-11
Green's Waarenla9er
unbTabrif., Ypm 6aararbeiten,
(e.ablirt 1869

8. H. iuiuitr. Gidmouo. ga.
Mrpe. unb Strumpf.W aarsu ano Sanb'
ldubs. @ae % lareu gu aae erprsentliH btlts
On VrsiSsn.
@,n bslpntersS Sismple. Depattemsrt -
Git q lien >Isparteme I. Sriasn fir IS st.
& IL srwlNen. bic b'aia'fcp i'm 0ahte
Die ~ticibitaa Stdsreter wsrcea %eelisf'rt. 3atner-
8raatn iir Cts, 6 tsdnateln + @ts,, %ietoere 8,bpfe 10
Gts. taa Oueenr etc etc.
6tsmprln 5 G,e. per yarb. j'oe 9rsite
Gin est,mpctter Ns,n,l uno en- sstempeties SunS
s,tGl jse eiipn, pslAs 25 ilars Temp Elm ldet.
attn @barleS vs.. Green.
, 1876-08-11
Dif .IoIkMr

IN b%eri,nntt, bas edrse bisberi9e !0eilrertabret nnts
.uitoRen. Ole sur miro buYd has iosenonrte
Nr1bao itdb bur6 Gtnnebrnet poit S~ogpntrer
beiptrft. 8 lie sob6aoer sct0cn ot, no bic ~&ranibett
loren oth bat, ~ tttf ie ttcst, uns tn 8feto9er
1eit set0en fe bic 2ebenStrGit 6t5 .Mleni1eii an.
&auienbc iin6 III ben Ietttn smet Sabrtt tI Der
YQbe<lnitalt, "a CITATION git aPcn Viort, 9e9etlt /
pprpeit. unier ben Gehetlten betirper I'D. ptele I
Ierste uao Ipotbefsr. Gte sohodeer Interlbeteeit |
f4 pou nne ten 9Goettt eaoutd1, onb ,tc ptrctt AM
bic &ratifbeit sinloirten, II. ben trantet Stoif eItts
ierntn, In mel3er Norm er oudJ sum @cri3ein
fommc Sic Iino eth Serorertun9ss ODER Insl@etS
bun9Ss4roceB ber &ronsheitslto1e Secer &t9nte
miro bel Der 4n!rcuonne httIet &nr toinlags1 1stn
eiaeter arst.- @elu SS%Senlane bur4 steie Sascr gs'
betlt lit, 70 III e. rtrflib uilo ranifet 9ebetlt. nab
renS nod her bssbcrtSer 9eilnetbooe bic vftttsl
gelpo9nltd seiSbrtt6sr Iiub ola bteIroutptttlelbt,
nnh ith bitsrs ~ 8ansss peer ,cenn0atsr &ra"''
ObsleiS Se spy6&6er oIle 8ranfGeitct. innerIia
nnb aa5ertt1, %turiret, 10 limb bob bic s8tttiiin9.en
bet lci9enh,n Sranfbstte,.s ~nslonosrs menm IL w
lid: Stcber, ielbit Neruens nne IpPbnsIeeet'
werben febr i6nea, 9eirobnlt9 NIT Ia Taoerst
turtrt. $,atSs nnS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Hn,n'
Defenders BEL iunaen sentsn =. I'M .ritsn etSS,a.,.
seipSbnli0 letdt fnrirt. gSdNerltaI UDsH.
itattSMaS iptrben. oft febr ibu'n. 9sspetid;
etcnie susets nnb DIR ntrantRstt.ns lom's Sut
aagnkkeren srantbeitsn, Y~raroipnreen, @es
id,iuirett, GerDpbeItt &C: II BE gytrtnn9 e,te
pl6bltAe II. itAtbare. gtur Elm Sac m btnfe'gsne,
. I'm Sebea oo,i Der a8trtune sn absr3eilger. gNot
ocrfrebS uno bic feschautte, Sarn' ooer
SSatrsrsabr, (tlns isisss anssitssrs Srant9et5ll
sasb en-, g 90 sates Tu5 sss met Iss sans saps s ssss" S ~
sic @a6es tne Ginnebnte s8utset sostben mad
iebem Ilas iui sanoe %perionSt, Der Nrsis bee
Nobespplpcr3 1T 50, Der be5 Ginnebme : Nuluere
Al. Man lalie ii6 zine 8toi9lrs itber bic Sobfps
" ensIii9er eper peuti9sr Sprafe i@iden.
FIR. Rauchfuss,
F., "a etonton Ctr. Cox 1901
8sp gort,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-13
TIE POSTAL COMMISSION.

The Postal Commission appointed by the
last Congress to consider the subject Of railroad mail
transportation which has been sitting FOR several days
in Philadelphia met at the ST. James Hotel yesterday.
The members of the commission aro exCongrcsslnan f.
W. Palmer of Chicago Gardiner Hubbard Of MaSSachu-
sets, and ex-Mayor Daniel NJ. Fox Of Philadelphia.
Postmaster-G General Tyner and Railway Mail superin-
tendent Vail arc also in tie city for Tho purpose OF eo-
suting with the commission and the railroad managers
The commission wiz hold open sessions. and al Who are
interested in the subjects under consideration viii he in
vi.ed TO attend the meetings.
Mr. Palmer said that the commission especially desired
TO meet the official representatives OF the Chamber Of
Commerce Produce Exchange and ether trade organizs-
TONS and the publishers OF the NcwYork newspapers
IT was the intention of the commission TO learn wai ua
seryiees the people of chief business ccuicfs required
and TO ascertain how far TIE railroad companies conIa
SanDly them The only railroad Official present ~ tBe
session Yesterday was J. ID. Worcester, secretary e rue
NeW-Yark Ceur, and ITulsDn River Railroad COnpliy
III Vanderbilt viii attend The meeting to-day ahi re-
eever Jewctt Of the Erie Railroad has been invited 20
meet tae commission II the rme Thursday stS
sien has been So apart for conference win INC publish
ers of the leading The members OF she COL"
mission win ronilin in the city untii Saturday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-13
nRAMrRcY RoAr cLuB REGATrA

The seventh annual regatta Of the Glamcrcy
Boat Club occurred the Harlem River yesterday
afternoon Tho steamer Water Lily, which followed TIE
boats in each of tho was crowded with spectators
at O'clock when the fret called. Th's was
three mile race for tho single scu Championship com
peted for ny wcich. II X Mills, A. Gicscmln, and
H. T. spiizka The last named was so far BEHIND ut the
mie pcn that dropped out OF the race, ana Is was
won by H. r. bIills q minutes IS seeoadsi Gicse-
man second IN n inntes % seconds Tie secotd waz
mile race Of r-osred gigs, in which three crews con
tended for the cst place Risie Taggnrd, and Macsey
passed the mlle pou IN minutes, by Giese-
u1an Mills and Hudson Is seconds later Following TINS
was the one mile race for the championship OF four
cared shells This was easily won by II. Mills, RieHel,
Brown. and II. K. Mills An minutes % sec0iFls.
Tie contest Brtwcen eht-uarcd barscs was me most
interesting sace OF tie day The winners Eio2e tiiGe
was minutes 10 sccnnds, were sutton, leWeis Splsa
Goodwin, Pe8re, NaetIing Wlesucr, E;liuca',t, and
Wsuue. The second wIs barely lchEuI bcblnu.
H. Mills who did Of tile best rowing yos;Faay,
was winner OF ~ tbo single ScSu Ee@ts IA tf inter
rational contest at PhiladCiphla-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-13
CIVIL NOTES,

Suits have been brought III the United States
District COart 10y the Government against William H.
Valance, Philip A. Kunlpp and Adam schwent to re-
cover 81 900 on the quartcrmasters bond Of William H.
Valance, and against John p Curtis Henry L. Her,
nance Jnnathau Hasbruok William T. Fitch Michael
Hallahnn, and Charles Standaeber Tor $1,000 on the
bond OF JOHN E. Curtis formerly United STATES IhtefnAl
Revenue Collector for the Thirteenth District OF New
York.
In the cross divorce suits between Arthur
Terry and his wife, Harriet f. Terry two motions were
made yesterday before Judge WestDrook IN supreme
Court Chambers The first motion to confirm a
Referees report allowing tho wife $50 week anony
and her counsel $3.50 for their ices. On ans mOuo! tne
Judge took the papers. The second motion WAS lnaue III
the husbands suit for settlement OF issues 10 be flc
by Jury. Judge WestbrO0k postponed the mOuOn 10
Thursday next. 4. c. Campbell appears Tor tne vic
Edmund Terry for the husband
The Board for the Enforcement Of JIry Fines
for this city entered Judgment against Rufus Hatch In
November 1874, for $571 o. Mr.. Hatch brought suit
to set aside this Judgment which ia still pending mr.
Hatch at that time had long lease, which he ASSIGNED
after the Judgment to Philip L. Wilson. Wilson assigned
the lease 10 Cornelius X Garrison coyenantng thal IL
was urncumhcrcd The Judgment, OF course, Is an IN
cuuhrance lease long as II LASTS yesterday
Wilson obtained leave FROM Judge We tDrOOE, IN supreme
Court Chambers to pay the Judgment under protest
subject 10 tho result in the suit OF Rufus Halch anu SO
release the property.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-13
MysTERIOus POISONING CASE.

Herman Kulemand of No. 422i2 Gates-ave.,
Brooklyn upon returning 10 his home WIN Ills daughter
about p. IN. Sunday, found his sster-nlaw, Miss
Augusta Greve, sitting in chair, dead An examina-
ton By Coroner siinms showed that Miss Greye had
either taken OF been given prussc acid M Kunemand
and Mary Fcsser, the servant employed In the house.
were arrested aud the latter arraigncd before JUS
tec semler yesterday upon charge OF poisoning Miss
Fesser stated that left Mss reye aOno IN the house
on Sunday noon agreeing 70 meet her in the evening out
tine Deceased woman did not keep the engagement
Thero had been serious disagreement setwcen Inc
Miss Fesser was committed 70 jail aier
pleading not guilty An inquest the body Of Miss
GreVe VIII be held om0rrow The authorities are ue
eied as whether Miss Greve's death Is case OF muir
DER suicide The belief that she committed suicide u
strengthened by the tact that Mr. kuhenand soon 70
marry for the second time and Miss Grove rs said 10
have entertained hope that she might become his Wi1e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-13
LES FROM gig O'CLOCK To CLOSE OF BU
O'CLOCK.
TnEsnAY. sept. I2-P. NJ.


Aside from the dealings in the coal shares,
the stock market to-day generally dull and void OF
feature The same waiting game is being played that
sstaned the general list during the decline OF New
Jersey Central with the hope that when the coal shares
have touched bottom reaction VIII that may
enable the cques sell out not much loss If not at
profit out OF total transactions amounting to $4,000
shares, the coal shares to-day monopolzed
$4,000 Delaware, Lackawauna aud Western opened
ct decline OF q per cent at 49, quickly
dropped to 754 and then rallied to 1854 subsequently
Il sold at 739 976 aud closed 75l2 The foregoing
were the regular prices tho cash prices ruling about q
per cent higher while seller 80 about per
lower Delaware and Hudson small sales, declined
from 20 TO g. and afterward rallied to g. JERSEY
Central opened firm at 32932as but started It's
downward course, not stopping until It sold at 2sa rom
which there rally, accompanied by some steadi-
ness, TO 80, with final sales at 30 In review Of
this company's report led to say that
the actual rental paid TO outside holders
Of the stock OF the Long Branch Railroad
was but 81 $685. It really is per cent 1900 shares
equal to S33,60O Lake Shore and Michigan Central,
after being weak In the early trading improved and
closed about the best prices OF the day The dealings
in the remainder OF tn list light to cali for
comment, II We except Erie, aud that sold mt l09els9
9a The final changes from yesterdays last prices
as follows; Advances-Lake Shore. Michigan Central.
Northw Western preferred and Western Union, each g
Central and Hudson, Harlem, and st. Paul preferred,
each Ia Adams, American, and United States Expresses,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-13
oprrHALMoLoaIcAL coNeREss.

The international Congress OF 0phthalInology
convened yesterday at chi kerng Hall Dr. c. K Agnew
occupied the chair large number Of surgeons aud ply
scians from different parts Of the country and many
distinguished oculists frcm Europe aud from Canada,
were present. Among the prominent members OF the
profession present were Dr. BDTanO Of Maa, Philippine
Tslands Dr. Marlanent Of Brussels, Dr. Carter Dr. Nc
DOnAld Dr. Hardy and Dr. BOder OF LONDON, Dr. Robert
son Of Edinburgh DR.. RosabrG Of Toronto, Dr. Proud
foot of Montreal Dr. Dodge OF Halifax, DR.. Fritz Arnold
OF Dublin Dr. IeVct of Paris DR.. Estlon1er OF Finland,
tlenep were unanimously ELECTED permanent officers
DR. 81 Williams Oi Cincinnati, Ohio. PTeeideut; d. A. L.
TjceSPrcstiruts; Dr. c. S. Bali OF NewYOIk, Secretary
and Treasurer, and DIR. r. II. Derby Of Sew-Hork AS
sisfat secretary The names OF Il uCIubcis we're
added 10 lhe roll The congress then took recess after
which 1--we papers werp read and referred to committee
The congress VIII meet again thiS EoFihnS az i"So
eel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-13
THE COUNTS.
CITY CONTRACTS IN LITIGATION.


Judge Westbrook, in Supreme Court Cham
bers YESTERDAY on motion by James A. peemy on benaif
OF certain street contractors granted orders to snow
cause Why the city officials should not forward the con-
tracts. Isaac Lunuey was bidder for contract for
regulating and grading Niuetynuth-st, between First
and ThirJayes John Salisbury was bidder Tor resu-
lating and grading Ninctythirds between First and
Seeondayes Both men have claimed up to this
time going to the Court of Appeals on one question: that
all that was needed the signature OF the Commits
soner Of Public Works to their contracts, which he
donies ON the ground that the form OF the contracts
sbOud be frat approved by the Corporation Counsel
The realtors insist thar the approval OF the form OF he
contracts il something to he done before the advertise
Tnent Tor bids and that the Commissioner Of Public
Works mast decide at his peril whether The contracts
conform TO the approved form, without requiring any
further Endorsement -,
The third is that of James McKone, bidder Tor
the contract for grading, regulating, naggng, etc. mau
EOnave from Ninetyuinth-st 10 Onchuudred andhfth-
ST. and is brought to compel the Controller 10 approve
his sureties All the orders are re,rabe on tficay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-13
ERIE RAILWAY REORGANIZATION.

The statement was obtained yesterday by a
TKBUNE reporter, from Trustworthy source that the
plan Reorganization of the Eric Railway Company pro
posed by Sir Edward Watkin by which postponement
Of the payment Of interest and final foreclosure the
plated has met with very general favor in Europe having
been adopted by aarge majority OF the bondhoders 10
Scotland and Il Is believed by NEST OF those in England
and elsewhere 1t stated however, that the courts
probably Soad order FOR the foreclosure for
tame yet-it might be two three years 1t was
also thought that after the order had been issued sale
would take place for several months, 1t would doubt
less be the policy Of the courts TO sys the matter very
Esaora publicity for considerable time before the sale
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-13
pASSENGERS ARRLHED.

FROM LIvERPooL-In Steanship TIE Queen, SEPT IL :,
Mrs Le Sevenr MIS- Rogers and infant ~ % Mrs ana
Purcell f. Kennedy. W. Power. O. Haurant, n de Gandh,
Moeler g. Wood X. Heller. Mr aud Mrs 4 Niles gcdey
w Dwyer s.kea, j. Philiipa A. W. Miller j. Bar
num- a. O. Dugas J. stewart, }. ouaiter Mr.
rics NJ Keegln Mrs Tudor, w Clark, MI and Mrs stew
art Miss r. CToan Miss T. W. Robinson g. g. AddonbrOok,
r Q. Bourtheg + O. Young Mr. and Mrs. Ashley, MIA l.
Smith, Y. Hail. Misses IL. and = Mula, A. Cr0nan,
Dofn Mrs and Miss Berger cir and MIS- J. Baden jr
children and nurse j. j. Ier, W. EdNlrs. W. Gasten.
hofer r. Stapefon, Mr. znd ara r. ~. T0ensepd Mr. and
MIRA Henry c. Hopper Mr. and MIRA Clifton Mt and las
HOdefns Mr. Mia ]. n. Townsend, Hiss r. ElOy,
Alfonso Gorter Mrs. r. Turner w TGrun, Mr. aud Mrs
r. Clarke j. Caris0n. Mr ami Mfs j. L. YcSey and infant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-13
The closing revised rates for foreign exchani
There Ia no change in mon

There Ia change in money. Call loans llos2' and
discount GIG 3. The United states Treasurer to-day
received $4,000 National bank notes for redemption.
The customs receipts at Washington to-day were $3.50
600 The Internal Revenue receipts footed up
The following il the Clearinghouse statement to-day:
Currency exchanges S5G,253 O67; currency balances,
1239; gold exchanges, $6055,0s9 gold balances,
sI,iI53OO. Tho rates of domestic exchange are I'M
changed.
There was moro active trading in U. 8. bonds at
higher prices old 1858, registered and coupon, ll3
ditto new, Il3's91l3A coupon ls67sa at 1875 coupon
enforties at 1854 and ivcs At 1885 The secre-
tary of the Treasury to-day Issued call for l00O0OOO
aye-tweutIes 900 900 coupon, S3,O000OO registered
interest to cease Dec L. The latest street quotations
are as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-13
Total sales for the day. 10 des COY
III seller so days. SO seller Is days. 1914 seller 81 days.
c7osNa PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

The London market reported frmer for cousols
and United States bonds except new ves. which we're
down TO lO7I Erie declined also to 82 The Bank OF
England to-day gained 900 balance Sterling at
Paris is Is and per cent renes 1O625 Gold opened
at IO97s and sold at no. after which 1t fell to 1924 on
the call OF 900 bonds by the Treasury and the
reduction sterling exchange On gold loans the Dor
rowing rates were q and per cent to fat later per
cent being paid to have balances carried The foreign
exchange market continues weak and demOrallzed, o
posted rates for prime bankers sterling having
further reduced to 81 s3s and 81 s. with actual bust
ness at 81 S2a9S4 SO and "a s4sSi si2 The export
clearances domestic products from the port OF New
York for the week ending night amounted In currency
valuation to S4S76,52l The Assistant Treasurer paid
ont I'm coin interest 9O0O and 81 900 in redemption OF
called bonds The days business at the Gold Exchange
Bank covered Gold cleared 24 9O00O0 gold balances
81 sos, 557 currency balances, S1996497. The prIn
oipa quotations we're:
leOa...Ioe7s 1850 .io9I, 1872 9s
ilOO 1907, 1880 ...I09s 2:O0.....1o9'sI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-13

In State bonds there an uncommon pressure to sell
Tennessees old issues declining to l69 District OF
Columbia 365s sold at ~ andzl There were no sales OF
the city bank stocks In railroad bonds the EcwJersey
Central issues weak, the cunsos Sos cOnyerbles
TO and Iehigh and Wikesbaire 50. Rock Island rs
were steady at no. Hannibal and ST. Joseph convertible
IS rising to 767s. while Chicago and Northwestern gold
consols fell Off to 04L ST. Paul rsts, Ia Crosse Divis
ion were firm, lO2is, Union Pacific drs's l0Gle and
Michigan Central up 1894 Morris and Essex rsts
sold at l01.
The Union Pacific Rglsylj Company viii pay on and
after Oct . dividend o. per ccGt TO stockholders Of
record on Sept 20.
The following shows the exports exclusive of specie,
IRON the port Of NewYurk foreign ports for the week
ending Sept H. and since the ginning of the year
Ic74. 1873. 1873.
For the week ..... Sih0t,53l SO j63,3I9 Sl.sT6524
Previously reported 2O3.73t490 l7Sl5SsO6 lsO66S429
Total since JanI SOS 28O2I sI7672aIj5 sls5544953
Price OF gold........ 1898 ll6k 1924