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FOREIGN NEWS.
THE OTTOMAN EMPIRE.

THE OTTOMAN EMPIRE.
TIE BULGARIAN ATROCITIES AGAIN-TURKEY WARN
ED--A TURKISH VICTORY CLAIMED.
LoSDoS, Monday, Aug. %. 1876.
The Standards correspondent with the Turk
ih army telegraps to that paper under date Of Nssa
Sunday afternoon Aug. ~ follows: Yesterday and
tod US severe fighting resulted in complete Turkish
victory. The seryians were everywhere driven back
aud Their loss must no very great"
the Times this morning has editorial on the Bulga
rian atrocities, which concludes follows:
Mr. Bafng', report and the testimony II other official
witnesses will have much practical value during tue
negotiations which follow the close OF the Seryian
clearly defining the POSITION il holds with respect both
Turkey and the Great Powers u has been SAID tDat
the Turkish Ministers are careless OF English remon-
stranccs, because they think that England will aud must
support TurEey however nagrantly she may be mis-
accountable for the Bulgarian massacrcs. But 1t is ot
cult believe that bascess an idea can msiead no
shrewd men who direct the Turkish Empire. They know
little this country if they think il could condone such
atrocities those OF Bulgaria. Like 5. inc OtieF states.
il has m interest Turkey, and 1t would be desirable to
see her strong but she cannot be strong without being
well governed and she will never be- well governed ut
she has reversed many parts OF hef present Sysiem
Turkish misrue means weakness, recurring rebellion
and foreign war. IL carries with 70 menace 10 we
whole OF Europe. This country will be ready 70 ION
Otr Stat In deyisng such reforms as Will protect te
Curisan part OF The population Without Regarding tne
cOnyeniences OF the Porte.
NOT SERYIAN VICTORY.
LONDON, Tuesday, Aug. 90 1876.
dispatch to The standard from Alexinatz
says authentic accounts show the battle which
claimed ~ success by Tchernayef really resulted IN
victory for the Turks Fazy Pasha commander OF the
division OF the right wing Thursday fearing an attack
in the rear fell back. The servians attacked
all along the line Friday, but the Turks
drove them back. There heavy fighting
on Saturday. but after Ave hours inccssant conflict
Tchernayes attempt TO cut off Fazy Pasha from EyouD
Plsha failed and the Turks completely victorious
The Sia,dars correspondent with Ali Sab, on the l'ft
bank OF the Morava opposite Aexnaz reports that the
Seryans were repused with greatoss Saturd yafter
seven hours fighting. The Seryans have claimed this
battle as a sweeping victory. Belgrade special dis
patch says Tchernayes IS OF his victories are
now generally discreditcd.
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UGLY SAM.


81 know not seems" young Hamlet cries,
Aud all who hear agree,
Tho nOblcst part n man can play,
Is, not To Seem, but he.
He Ia all seemsl" DOrsheimer cries,
And thinks his man 10 praise.
How Wide the gap 'twixt Hamots time
And these degenerate daysl
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PROVIDENCE Aug 2SIn view Of tho improved demand for
prints The splae mills In tbiS state, Maine ans Connecticut
prut which have been idle fOg several weeks
Will start up atOnce.
A. Printing Cloths market is quet and hrm al previous
0HOtat,Ols.
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IncAl. OBSERVATIONS.

rh- diagram birom-tca vsriston in t. CITY BY cnth OF
divisions
central horizontal line mAN ~ inches
boft cared Unr m mor' p leS
sctra hyit Of the mercury dHhg
p onrs curved Ian. h entirely nnoy the ne % nrln
weather
ifsr- ar, hlctuiont n0rth ety ,to'n
of ia apllirl n'ic1ted by 'he frequency
oft violence by The o te movement WHh
uncertain weather VIII tot
line fIu tue ns 3l
good 70 wfner whe an a''sr IRON S'
!. uu-r a.nL N Ll n-rA.lnt MrAthcr
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RECONCILIATION DECLINED.

BosroN, Aug 2S.-lIenry ;. Pierce, Repub,
Iican Congressman from the Illi District OF MasSlchu
sets, positively declines a denomination
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REPUBLICAN ASSOCIATION MEETINGS.

At meeting of the XlVth Assembly District
Companies A and organized. In Company the
following officers elected: Lieut.. Hutchingson,
Captain; David Ingols, FIRST Lieutenant; Joseph
ODrien. Second Lieutenant; Michael oNe, First Ser
gcant Peter Carrghan elected First Sergeant OF
Company G. The organization numbers 100 members,
OF whom 1t is SAID 60 members. up 10 the time OF join
ing, had always cast Democratic votes Company II,
composed OF Germans held is meeting at No. l69
Avenue A. Fifteen new members were received. aud
resolutions passed approving the nominees OF the
Saratoga Convention. The club caimsa gain OF % Dem
ocrats 10 its ranks
At q meeting OF the Soldiers and sailors OF the WA
Assembly District 1T No lsi East Broadway last even
ing. Capt T. G.. Sampson presiding, resolutions wcro
adopted approving the nominations Of the Cincinnati and
Saratoga Conventions. short addresses were Delivered
by H. H. Iec OF Scw-Jcrsey T. VI. skidmOrc, CHARLES H.
Abbott, aud George Law. 800 a.
The liza Ass mbly District Hayes and Wheeler Cam
uagu Club raised large banner or Newark ave, jersey
CITY last evening. Addresses delivered by Capt A.
s. Coke, who Liberal in 1872, j. y. Qmui3y ana
Ata meeting of the Lincoln Club Of tine with Assem-
second Ha yCs Wdcclcr and Morgan and Rogers ban
ncr was raised Addresses were mddo by Niia'i H.
Lynn Indiana, Capt. Robert Curen, Lewis Hops ana
others.
At meeting OF the Independent Republican Central
Committee last evening" resolution was adopted stdt
ing that In the nomination OF the Hon. Edwin d.
Morgan for Governor and sherman = Rogers Tor Ltten
anttiOyernor recognize the inueuce of the reform
element and tue Ovcrturning OF the machine and there
fore we do heartily ratify the nominations made ~ tue
Republican tate Convention, Aug - 1876, fuy hccV
ticket will he elected 'herrby securing the
election Of the Republican National ticket In November
pek
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The proprietor of the GRAND PAcIFIc HOTEL
OF Chicago announces today III another column reuuc
ton OF prices To suit the times
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SCHOOL SUIrs-Large stock at greatly re-
duccd prices. BRoKNw brothers, 4th-avc., opposite
Cooper Institute.
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This Botherin ToOth.o
Cooper Institute COLON VIII turn your PAIN
10 pleasure with Laughing Gas,
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All our readers are or should be interested
I'm the question OF capital plnishmeur-N. Y Tribune
What kild OF Readers have you, any way sinco 1'u
came out for Hayes.-lCleyeland Piaihdealer'
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Are yen never sick Do you suffer pain Do the
headaches. The Ills OF
humanity make yoI ee that you nave nervesf IL
tAen that you PARkER's GIsGEK TONIC.
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rc column since the last report than may with safety
h. accredited to solar influence. The reading In this
locality has varied oneenth Of an nch leaving at md
night the column few hundredh5 of an inch higher
than the night previous. The curve being IN excess Oi
the mean 30 inches, there H. therefore, nte promise
OF rainfall In the immediate future yet me only OGlcal
deduction that be- drawn from this c0ntion III con
ncction with mean degree OF moisture, II that OF IN
creased moisture not many days hence over the ide
and Eastern states as WhOlc ana very Hhelg IL may
include this immediate locality.
For this city and contiguous territory further dry ana
haZy ahcr, occasional intervals 81 sunshine, semi
cIoudines and the possibility Of light precipitation
along the within three or four days may Do eA
upcteu,
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If your Hair II gray, Packets HAIR BALsAA You
viii De deLgnIed way IL restores the color.
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THuRLow WEED on THE STATE TICKET.


HE REGARDS THE NOSnNATION OF MORGAN As CIV
ING HE BEST CHANCE OF SUCCEsS-SArIsFAC-
TON WITH THE OTHER NOMINEEs-nR. WEEDS
OPINION OK THE PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN.
Thurl0w Weed arrived at his residence in
this city Saturday late in the evening reporter OF
TIE TRIBUNE called upon him yesterday TO learn his
views the recent convention at Saratoga. Mr.. Weed
spoke fully ana freely substantially follows;
"The convention "a very intelligent and earnest
body and which promised the best results The pre-
yang feeling thai the question before the delegates
was one Of than usual Importance, involving the
Presidential election, aud the delegates seemed very de-
srous OF not making mistake majority Of the New
York delegation One-thrl Of the Brooklyn delegation, the
Dutchrss ana Columbia delegations entire, and scattering
delegates from other parts Of the State went 10 Saratoga
i'm favor of Cornell The first choice OF the Brooklyn dele
CATION was for WoodfOId the Wcstchester delegation
ard DELEGATES from other districts for Robert
son. but the large majority were uninstruced and I'M
committed AS soon as the sentiment OF the convention
was ascerained II was evident that the question would
DO between Morgan and Evarts. The nomination Of
either would have generally and cordially approved
The friends of Cornell and woodford, when the names OF
those gentlemen had been withdrawn generally decided
In favor OF Gov. Morgan whose nomination, after the
graceful withdrawal OF the other candidates was heartily
made unanimous. regard that nomination AS giving
the Republican party its best chance OF success
"The nomination OF Senator Rogers for LeutenantGov-
adds positive strength TO tue ticket Mr. Rogers
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AMERICAN HOSIERY MILLS BURNED.

AMSTERDAM, n. Y, Aug. 2S.-The Amerl-
can Hosiery Mills nj this place were destroyed by fire
early Tins evening The mills insured for $4,000.
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THE STATE or TGADk.
HAVANA MARKET


HAVANA. Aug 2s-Spansh C0lt 22Si4g228s% Sugar firm.
Other quotations remain unchanged.
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going TO vote for Its nominees he must think that the
party is In bad way, observation-disclosures Times
IIudl
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Sueclai Notless.

Mrs. May Agnes ficmDg's
MES MAY AGNES FLEM!NG'S
Mrs MAY AGNES FLEMING's
MRS MAY AGNES FLI.NtNG'i
NEW STORY.
NEW STORY,
NEW STORY.
NEW STORY.
A LITTLE QUEEN \ LITTLE QUEEN
A LITTLE QUEEN \ LITTLE QUEEN
A LITTLE QUEEN y LITTLE QUEEN
4 LITTLE QUEEN y lIlTLI. QUEEN
READY Now IN TIE
READY SOW IN THE
READY NOW II THE
NETWORK WEEKLY.
NEW.YORK WEEKLY.
NEW-IOKK WEEKLY.
NEN-YORK WEEKLY.
Office Soticc.-The FOREIGN MAILS for The week
ending SATURDAY. Scpt. ., 1876, viii close al tis ohica
ON l,a ii iU tlrtpO, pr stcanslP Al
gria ya Queenstown: rIIuR SDAH, at ll3O a. NJ, ior
Eurupr lrr steamship frs Wa ~ he"Ut Chetnoulg and
n anrr, nu SATURDAY AZ 1880 Tor Germany, Den
marx Sct,T and Norway, Southampton and bremen,
ncT Sieau ip Main l2 Europe steanis APP
hritonuic via Tor GERMANY
Erre and scntn iatcndcd TOT dispatc by th, steamer
nist be sDrrly addressed and NJ IL for Scotland
direct ucr s.csmship AlsliI via glasgow AID at p me-
steamship AinCiiQuc, via IiaNrc ING
nail. nr tha ycst Indies Havana viii leave Newfmk
Aug Al The mails Australia &c. will loave san iran
cisco sept 49, The malls for China. ce VIII leave San
ciseo Ocf f. 4. H. JAMES. Postmaster
The regular monthly meeting of the NewfSrk mosr-
op,siIe the Mercantile Library ospL "
AT o'clock. u. IN.
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member OF the Constitutional Commission, and to
his enlightened upon that commission this state
10 indebted to very important and much needed amend
ments Of its constitution. The nomination OF Mr. Dan
forth for the Court OF Appeals equally fortunate.
Comparatively young he is recognized as one OF
the distinguished well of the most upright
lawyers OF Western New-YoTk In the nomination OF
Dan. Spencer for Canal Commissioner, there only one
amendment to the Constitution d.spenses with the ser
vices of Canal Commissioners The ticket was completed
by the nomination OF highly mcroriOus Republican
for Inspector Of State Prisons. Individually aud as
whole the ticket is strong Neither time nor labor will
be lost in acting the defensive. The Republican nom
necs have clean record
81 believe that the prospects Of carrying the election
this Fan good, simply for the that we have
both for the Presidential and the State ticket the very
best that could be selected. However, I am little
anxious and doubtful about the result in the nation IL
depends upon arousng the American people to true
of their danger. The rebel general Wade Hanp'
ton has declared in favor of Tden because lie opposed
the Government during the Rebellion. If the people are
willing to let the Government fall into the hands Of those
who attempted destroy it, Tilden and Hendricks will
be elected On the other hand tho reached
with evidences of the existence of alliance between
Democracy and rebellion. they will elect Gov Hayes
who pered his lite to preserve the Government and the
Union. l should be willing 60 trust the result OF the
Presidential election To the Judgment OF the electors
throughout the Union, after they had individually and
carefully read the letter OF Col MOsby In support OF
Hayes and Wheeler and that OF Wade Hampton in sup
port OF Tiden aud Hendricks"
, 1876-12-17
A CAuSTlC LETTER FROM KATE FIELD.
10 the Edi&o1. Of TAt Trfbunk.

No. Is New CAyEND1sH STREET, PORTLAND
PLACE, EoNDoS. ", Nov. %, 1676.-For the
first time in my life am called upon to apollo
gize for what, in letter to your widelycirculat-
ed journal, the Rev. A. v. II. Boyd called "ma-
licious LES" As you have published his criti-
clsm on So Miss Kate Fleld,nI am sure that
love Of fair play will prompt you to make room
for my reply. Being in Edinburg recently,
wrote a letter to the New York Graphic, and
after dwelling upon pleasant topics, and stating
how universally beloved was the author of
"Rab and His Friends." went on to say, as
matter Of news gratuitously poured into nv
cars, that report painted very different pict-
ure OF the Rev. DR.. Boyd. I related two stories
in general circulation, one to the effect that he
had been seen to preach in white kid gloves;
the: other that he had acted snobbishly
towards a Scotch nobleman. Ny sources
OF information were SO trustworthy as
to-. warrant belief. In publish1ng these
stories was actuated by no other motive
than to give my countrymen correct idea of
the cssayisr who once wrote Concerning
Veal" t think ncycE before made personal
statement could not prove. I shall profit by
the prrsep1 lesson, but permit me to add that I
was not the ilFvt to report upon white lid gftyes.
, 1876-12-17


Saturday, both in price and activity. Provisions,
wheat, and barley were stronger; corn, oats, and
rye tended downward, and there was not much
change in other departments. The two chief in
1uences at work were the Eastern question and
the freight question. It WAS understood that
Turkey decliaes to accede to the demands Of rms
sa, End will fight alone If need be; while the rail-
road trouble reported to be ended at last, with
IN important advance In rates Us the natural con-
sequence. Our receipts were somewhat smaller
in wheat and larger in com, with little outgo in
anything except meats, as ground corn was not to
be had It was whispered that Soc per 100. lbs had
been offered several days ago, and refused for
room for a round lot Of wheat from here to New
York. And this while the nominal rate was 90c.
The meat shipments hare, however, been enor-'
nous: averaging nearly 4, 600, 600 lbs for each OF
the six working days OF the past wax.
There was reasonably active dr3 goods Market
and prices were firm all around. Standard cotton
productions still show m upward inclination
Groceries were IN fair request to supply the city
and country trade, and. excepting sugars, were
firm. Soft white and brown sugars were quoted off
an &c. CofTees were strong at Thursdays advance.
Teas, rice, sirups, spices, ETC., ruled steady NO
marked changes were developed in the butter and
cheese markets. Both were firm, but there was
not much demand for the latter. Dried fruits were
ordered with some freedom by both the city and
country trade, and fully previous prices were being
realized. Fish remain quiet and steady. In the
leather market there Is continued activity, and
prices show great strength. Bagging was inactive.
The inquiry for oils was light, but the market
maintained firm tone. Turpentine was held 29
&c higher, in response to sharp advance at the
sources Of supply. coal was. active and firm.
Hogs were in light supply and sold 5D10c higher
than on Friday. Trading was principally at $40
5.60for light, and at S.. 6506. 90 for heavy. The
, 1876-12-17
GENERAL MARKETS.

AEOHOL-Nas Quolcdat S..Va9I~l6.
BROOM CORS-cout1nues quiet. Following are the
quotations. Choice green huzl 51&983c; medium hurl,
red tipped. 4N@5c; green brush. With hurl enough
to work IL. 535c; rcd tipped with do, +G4ac; green
coyess and inside, 51}9c; red tipped Do 3Hsfc; In
side brush, 33&G4c; medium to choice stalk braid,
4N@5kc; fnfcrio< brush, 3a3Nc; crooked do. 2S53c.
BUTTEK-The merkes was nr1n for alI grades, but
specially choice table butter. which continues to
comprise oaya comparatively small proportion Of the
daily receipts. Both the local and Eastern trade were
buying generous scale at the Of prices FOL.
lowing: Choice to fancy yellow, 2s@3ec; N edlum to
good. ls@o4c; inferior to conmop, 1s@16c: roll. 1so
24c.
Observation-Disclosures qutetude still pervadcs the bag
gng market Orders few and almost invariably for
email quantities. Prices remain without quoiable
changes STARK otNc; Peerless. AA+ 2lc; lewiston
eoxc: Ao2tauo, clc; Ontario, 2Ilsc; American 4,
ly: Am,sRca, !, l3r; Otter Creek, 11Sc; burap bags,
ani S bu, 136s15c; Gunntes, single. 13e11c: %.
double. 14t3:H3<c. .... -.-..
CHEESETradc vas inactive, tho inciement weather
preventing sh:1Eleata. The few orders recefrcd were
entered at previous prices Or At l2313 fur good TO
, 1876-12-17
BREADSTUFFS.

F1oUR-was quiet and unchanged There Was very
little demand either from local buyers Or shippers but
hand Sales Of 800 ns winters on Private
re ryss; aoar 'u 1t '! a md @ IS 6s
partly on p t. Total, $50 brls; The market closed
se rias sReiss :sos ss sas ss ns %
ao ao;en,s sneos DO spts spSus
superanca, sa.s7'1a4oo: Eys -four. 81 +,s7h
BEAs~was quiet md sc per ton lower Sale va.
M M1Dol1ses-saie was nude Of 10 tons aae 1t s17,5o
tree on hoard car ,,, .a. n 70 I'm, eo,r
r. taa xas OF 40
wi Fl mode Incidentally .sve and
about s:4e Ii cher than Fridays market closing 1e
better than the latest quotations Of thes day Liver
tame, while receipts vcre fair though some~ha:
Of eoandenea in the market and it ruled more steady
SsisS 81
Nh e
s. ss
ss 3 e
aTsaeS oWer erades Sers sahef du as shippers
tnd b,t
~ & Istf imnrycI to 81 1oM fell back 10 81 1s ad
yanccd 10 ST. ig and weakened 10 ST ls6 at the cose
Sa.a os1 ;1 ~ seiIcr % t1e month Was ouotcd 1t
aa1s 1ss5 ,.lnsinp nt 81 1etS Car lors 81 No
snrng rinse3 at sI IL bid and No at & except In
ynfrs ~ rrcsins in these houses being po1ina at
q u!;M E casa sales were reported of 405 bu No.
s?n ~ u T. IA ,t si tsM SO bu Rejected d.
~ a0G 0 f. ~ b1 ~ xannis ae
~ T,1s} ,'o}}2 & nttShn IN n'o - Nv " ~ f -
Agsatt rbcat sold st 81 1879 fnr Januarv
hoiar w L. nnnSo rhe cinsne urce Of The conmerriat
IL cMnae ~ rhe ,nwarI moycmcnt Ens the re.
eay; ea;nt ~ ~ mnrn warltke nsws from Europe
%ea}"rvzsnTS WIIrAT-Wss rather more active, and q
+, hiVser salrs were & SO bu No at ST 70; 700
&iS 81 ~ n.sGi ~ s, III o tracN and I'd bn Do ar
S%Xas iii ~ and p nrsvT' decaIng Sc for this
ra. SeI9o M vf WasaStcd eser aad ouf receipts
were ca , ~ sfn at ~ toti of ne mar.
~ es. srna cunv ~ enrd-an cxp.csaton Of Greater
~. w. ny a,t -. n nm ndrant. in frer ratcs
gnrpisesb rmuEht mr. Fl arr nIfcrine. rr future
hi; ,.nsS ,rcro .ss o,aMs IN fEc htI cspcrally
" ~ ,Sc IN sto,e is creasn Tie rtpurted excess
~ ~ III Stn. 1.s ~ unmenfa Snr Ine rcE hanq nra~iy
70 ~; p T;,e ;Hr rajcs were stealicr aEd sam
, tnts yaro @ rhat 1r4ner thu oferfncs cn les,
nun @ nc,ctnfntc wnis i:a Consumers purchased more
% tnn ~ ,nn IN - ta1 Tr ncr,rntnr. of samlnirs viii
H. nih sasr il tie te itRse IS tis coli weatcr is
nnM @ y T. wi1l nasa Irfo .to,e as Seller January
cfnSe S,i;cr Decs1nler sold at i5h;92IB1c,
, 1876-12-17
FINANCE AND TRADE.
No Changes Of Importance in the Busl'
ness Of the Banks,
New York Exchange Freely OnereQ'-:.'
-. Clearings Of the Week.
IRREGULAR Produce narkets...Pofk Easier...Eheat,
Barley, and Lard Firm.
Corn, Oats, and Rye Weak---
Packing Statistics, Etc.
FINANCIAL,

There was no change in the financial situation:
The banks reported that there was fair den1ano
for accommodations, but not as much as they were
prepared to meet Tho borrowers are the pacse!s'
Donrd- d-of-T1ade men, aud country BANKS win !
aome mercantile and miscellaneous customers. ahc
loan market is easy, but very conservative
Rates Of discount are e@l0 per cent at the panAs
to regular customers with special rates IN spec'a'
cases. On the street rates are z per cent ana up
wurd.
New York exchange was freely offered ana
quoted between banks ut 80c0S1. 90 per 81, oo o1s
countA .-
The orders from the country for currency were
light, Us usual on Saturday.
The clcariugs Of the week were reported as fol"
lows BY Manager D, R. Hale, Of tho Chicago olear-
, 1876-12-17
THE DEATH OF LITTLE JOHN S.

Sweet Johnnie, thou hast gone,
And left all earthly love;
But Jesus called to thee:
Come, little child, to NE
Come. dwell with Ne abovel
o blcst departed onel
Whose life, rosy ruy,
Blushed into dawn, then fed
Ere four years had sped,
To live in Heaven away
Thy faultleEs hand no more
Thy fathers may eptwine,
Thy arms his neck embrace,
With lose-ligAt in thy face,
Sweet ki2seS to combine.
But, when no longer flesh
THY mother doth deter, . ~.
Thy spirit may await,
The fist ut Heavens gate,
To meet md welcome her.
Fair angel! seek thy plaza
Amid the chefab-tra1n;
In yon celestial sphere
Thou'lt never shed tear
Our loss has been thy gain.
Then, safe On Jesus breast
In joy fhou'lt ever rest, -
Who diatst Ut call Of Death
Resigr thy infapt breath;
We kaow tits Tefl-nay, best.
'a1cAGo. Nov. 25. 1876. Al, u. STER11s
, 1876-12-17

sales At the close the market as du and II stsqaS rh
sates @ vep to,oSy union Norhwes1sFn
i loo Rock Island, IL, 900 st; Panls 400 H,rs E,S;
S. 600 Lake Shore 8, 900 Eew lork Gsnad an,i
23. GOO Michigan Central, anu ., foo oe'a""Ao
LacKuwunuu. Prime
Money 4QSo per cent. closing dali ut 4aHo' fs'ne
mercantile paper. 5at7 per cent.
Treasury Disbursements SET, coo.
Produce exports far tl,s week, &c. Goo ooo'
Clearingz, $a.7. 500. 0oo. +e,.
The weekly BANK statement Ia as follows; toa9s, 9
decrease, So, $685. 800; specie incsease $s;3, IT.
500; 1egatendera increase, slas 5oo; aepesao1s. o
900; reserve, increase, So, 7o:,. S75.
, 1876-12-17
Withdrawn from store on Friday for city con-
sumption: 8, 1859 bu wheat, 712 bu oats, ], 334

WithdEawn from store On Frlday Tor city con-
sumption: 8, 18o bu whent, 712 bu oats, ], 334
bu barley.
The following grain was inspected into store In
this city on Saturday morning: 43 cars No.
n. ". wheat, car No. spring. 81 cars No. 2 do,
Is cars No. 3 do, II cars rejected do, car no
grade I'LL wheat}; cars high-mixed corn, 2 cars
new do, IS cars No. 2 corn, ears new mixed 80,
50 cars rejected do, II cars no grade do 111
cosn); cars white oats, 10 cars No. do, Is cars
rejected (:0 oats); go cars No. rye, car
rejected do, 10 cars No. barley, Is cars No.
do, II cars rejected do t37 barley. Total, $40
cnrs, or 123, 600 bu. Inspected ont: 24 o55 bu
wheat, II, C7o bu corn, 2, $50 bu oats, 1901 bu
rye, g. 552 5u barley.
The following were the receipts and shipments OF
orcadstufs and live stock at this point during tho
past week, and for the corresponding week ending
as dafed.