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Lessons Of Self Sacrifice in the Brook
lYn Fire.

Rev. DR.. Il. S. S,orrs, in his memorial
remarks in tie Brooklyn academy of mus
ic, Sunday evening, said; The examples Ct
self sacrifice are worthy of remark. do
rot know thai anything has touched my
feelings more in connection with this event
than the notes have seen in me newspa-
pers where parents have sndered their
thanks to unknown ben factors for the
salvalion OF their children, and friends for
the rescue Of their friends to those who had
never seen the faces of those whom they
taved, but who rushed in the spirit Of per
feet self sacrifice TO redeem others at the
peril of their own lives. When | read of
the nurse who hsd two little children with
her, and was found dead with little child
clasped in either ann, | said TO myself,
There is the very spirit of
the Master" She could not re-
deem their lives, but she died
with them, and TO the last made them con
sGious of her affection and care. In this
simple, touching story of a woman who did
not know that she was doing anything
heroic, but who did it in the instinct of her
love, under the training of the GOsIel,
thinking 1t was noble to die with Others II
she could not save them-in that action
there is gIander lesson for you and ne
than ever came from the pin of the poet
singing of the highest themes, or the pen
of the philosopher fpeculating upon the
possibilities OF human character and the
nolleIess~of human action. And in how
many hearts that same self-sacrifice was
present VIC shall not know until the revela-
ton of the hereafter casts it's stream of
light back upon the terrible incidents of the
mast
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Mr.. George j. Davis Of Burlington has
resigned his position as chairman of the
executive committee of the young mems
christian association.
Hon. II. G. Burleigh of Whitehall has
been building a fine hotel at Ticonderoga,
at cost of about $4,000. Mr.. Burleigh
is also to build a splendid house on the
lake shore at Ticonderoga, at a cost of
about $4,000.
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READING NOTICES.

j. Estey & Co. have made and sold near
lY 10000 Cottage Organs in the last four
years. Another maker boasts of having
made $4,000 in the last thirty years.
Which shows the greatest present popular
ity? Esiey Organs for the cen ennia year
are all new styles, and new prices, and the
besl of terms Adde'S
GEoRGE Q DAY,
d&dtf Rutland, Vt.
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Grange Lecture,

d. E. Boyden of Waitsneld, deputy of
the Vermont state grange, will deliver a
free lecture on Wednesday evening, Decem-
Der 90, at Hubbardton, at $50 o'clock.
Subject; patrons of hustandry." All
interested in agricultural pursuits, both la
dies and gentlemen are invited to be pres
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Piano Awards,

Weber carries of the palm, distancing
all his competitors. Tho centennial judges,
by their unanimous verdict, place the We
Der piano foremost among the pianos of the
world. They tay II possesses sympathetic
pure and rich tone, combined with greatest
power; therefore the Weber piano stands
without rival.
MCCLURE 81 HALL,
d&w No. 50 West street, Rutland, VT.
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Postage Stamps.

At the sale of large collection of po't-
age ttampi at Leavi,ts auction rooms in
New York on Monday evening, extraordi
nary prices were realized for some lois. A
set OF "a varieties of war department en-
velopes brought $3S 2j a set of Plimplon
envelopes, S52 80; rare Nova Scotia
stamp aud one of British Gu ana. $40 each
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over 200 millions have been used within the
past ten years, without complaint OF loss by tag
becoming detached. All Express Companies
use them. Sold by Printers snd Statloners
everywhere,
GLOBE PAPER CO., RUTLAND.
lnne2sd&wtf Wholesale Agents.
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NaSicr Your Cough mt Qnco with
Hale s Honey Of IlorchOdnd and Tar. Every
affection OF the lungs, chest or throat tending
lutely oOliteiatc1 by this wonderful vegetable
pulmonic sol 4 by all druggists. n7O&wlm
Pixies Toothache Drops cure In minute.
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Llfe.-Arm, WIN this great autidoUr. the
herJ ordeal is passed turOu h anI the sufferer
ones more restored to the p1s Sc, sion OF unim-
palre health. These PMS are equally eUca-
ciuus IN all female complains, and obs rue
tons at tue dawn Of womanhoOd Sold every
where. Is cents per box or ,Ut. di.dSwlw
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Fairhaven.

Rev. Dwight Spencer will commence a
course of lectures, entitled "How to sue
coed in life" in the Baptist church, next
Sunday evening at 7 o'clock.
The New York herald., 1876-08-17

s 's' g. ss sis ;1 white Michigan 'R Ssia 81
s2s for unboted per ton. Milliscd unclaimed Canal
fre'ghts unchanged Lake rece pts-wheat Ss.s Sso;sp
busaes; lumber 5o2. 900 feet Canal shipment'-Lumoer
BurrALo August IS. 1876.
Receipts by ake-Four. 2.0l0 bbls wheat 10000 bush
1900 bhs wheat 1900 bushels corn 1910 do oats.
loooo do barley 2aoo do: rye aooo do shipments BY
do; do by ra-Four 900 bills wheat 81 900 bushels:
corn o. ooo do oats 1000 do barley 1000 do; rye
1000 bbs unchanged prices Wheat DALI sAles ibush
sls shc5oygan ut 81 49, $500 do hard No Milwaukee az
s. 10 q 2o 700 DO Green and Mnne.ols or Pyas
AZ 40 lots OF d.. a31sc Oats dull; sales
Western a as track Rye nss'ss,sd Barley none @
Lard duh at lie iIghwnes nominal. nothing doing.
TOLEDO. August l6. 1876
Flour steady Wheat dull; No. white Wabash new.
~ is; No. white Michigan new 81 lis; amber Mehi-
spot 81 i: 60 Do new 81 :: Ss 30 red winter, Sep,
- 1894 Corn quiet; high mixed held mt 49c s1sc.
offered September held 5oc low 47slc September.
Receips- oO bushels wheat 81 900 DO corn 1000 do.
shpments-i 900 bois -four 10 900 bushels wheat,
$4,000 do corn, 3A,o do oats a-s
Flour yue. and unchanged. Wheat active, firm and
higher Nc Chicago spring. s6'sc spot s9i9e aoc.
steady with fair demand and hrmer No at iiac spot:
4t'6c. September; these prices bid Oats nomnaily I'M
Pork unsettled but generally lover sl7 ga Si7 -
SPOT or september, SIT 25. October; has sold for
$40 20 spot september $40 10 October. Bulk meats
dull and ower sac exc: short rib middes. sac
nnshnesd sbs Wheat so
bushels corn, 2o6ULO oats 3OOOJ do rye 29n do.
@ so do Oats do Snres
l2p do At the afternoon call OF the board wheat weak
and lover s ssp.smnsT e rsr osc'sg pa .ou, Nors
Sc. higher Lard easier; $40 631s September.
The New York herald., 1876-08-17
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON. August 16, 1870
Cotton. low grades, strong mddng low midlling
ike; good ordinary. 1o1sc Saes LIS bales stock
Nxw ORLEANS. August 10, 1876.
Cation strong; middiny HE: Kidding, ll4c
good ordinary 10 Net receipts. go bacs gross ~.
Exp,r,-Coastwie 221i to France, sales, 80 Stock
~, ~ -, - ,s-e
Cotton firm; mddng 1lIc.: low middling, loStc; good
ordinary os.c Net receipts, 10 bales Sales ~. STOCK
4.Oy9. -. ,a ,s-c
co,to, ,csdv. niddns He: low miadling. lussc |;
good ordinary Sc Net receipts 80 bales; gross ile Sales
81. stock, 2.*l5. 80. 20 ,s-s
Cotton quiet; mddng II llssc low miaa."s; ,s -;
bales. Sales, "a. Stock l.,Oi. .. 90 ,a-a
Flour steady: No spring. Sc IS 81 &c, amber wner
81 IS 81: white winter 81 rs; doub,c extra ~ ~ >.
concessions made round ioes' saes' ''"' ''''
The New York herald., 1876-08-17
YACHTING NOTES.

Brown Brothers steam yacht Ibis, Captain Charles
Farchild, OF the NI.YC., is on the Marine Railway
al 1rcgory's Point, undergoing repairs Durnga late
pleasure trip the yachts propeller SHAFT gave way at
point and IN manner never before heard OF, aud for
which no explanation can be found in iron machinery
annals The party board at the time oil the accident
were bound from New York 10 Newport, l., Dut
Captain farchtds fortunate discovery of what had
happened changed Their plan. The yacht VIII receive
new screw aud is expected she will be ready or sea
by August 81 In all respects, save that mentioned,
tue craft Is IN splendid condition, having bccn thor
oughly ovcrhaucd at tins place last spring
Tho schooner yacht America. Hon. b. +. Butler
owner, arrived at Newport from New York yesterday
The New York herald., 1876-08-17

quotations United states currency skies, 1867
126As dc. do, 1881 registered, 1873. l9x; do do,
do, coupon, 1905 l2oh; do. do, 1865, registered
1855 ll57s; do do. do, coupon l15As ll5B; do
do. do new, registered. ll7A li77.; do. do, do,
do coupon, ll7S a1l7's; do do, 1867, registered,
ll9h ll9}S; do do, do, coupon ll9A ll95S do
do. ls6S, registered, 12l l2lk; do. do, do, cou-
pom, l2l l2l1a; do ten-fories, registered, ll6h
ll6A; do do, coupon, ll9H 1l91s; do hves, 1881,
registered ll74 alI7h do. do, do, coupon, ll71S
ll71s.
THE FOREIGN MARKET.
The London advces report gain OF CT, 00o bullion
by the Bank OF England balance to-day. The mar
ket for consos and American securities was steady.
To-day is settling day at tho Stock Exchange AT Paris
rentes about steady selling at 1901 35c Silver Is
quuuea 52asd per ounce The following the last
prices Consols for money 9G's 961a; consols for
account, 9631 96h Gvc-twcniy bonds Of 1868 (old)
1906 nve-iwenty bonds of 1867, lo9 ten forty bonds,
10Y, cx coupon; new nyes 1878; Eric common
shares, l2H l2h; Eric preferred shares, 1919 In
Frankfort-43o =. M.-Unitcd states new hvcs are
1885. In Paris rentes l05E 4oc. Exchange on
London, 25C 27Ac
RAILROAD BONDS
Railroad bonds continue strong and prices
higher a rule. The largest transactions were in the
bonds of the Chicago and Northwestern Railway, which
advanced 10 1861 for the currency consos and to oiA
for the consolidated gold sevens after these the Union
Pacific hrsts most active selling at 1885 l05A
yesterdays price Tho largest advance was in Mil
waukee and ST. Paul consolidated sinking funds and
Morris and Essex rsts, the former advancngto 92 and
the latter to l2l ia rise in cacn OF per cent The
other changes advance OF i in Union Pacific
sinking funds and decline Of = in Ohio and Mssis
sipp consolidated sinking iunds and Missouri Pacific
seconds. In the afternoon, MilwauEcc and 81. Paul.
In Crosse division advanced to l037i: NJ division
TO 947S c. Il NJ. division to 99H4 Union Pacific nfsts
TO l05s; Kansas and Texas sinking funds to 81, and
Michigan Southern sinking funds to no. Chicago and
Northwestern consolidated sold at 1868 1861, do
irst being demand at 1864, and consolidated
gold coupons at 94 9+A. Tho following are the late
bids-
The New York herald., 1876-08-17

On tho wind up Gardiner's Bay was an agreeable ro-
lief aud to Tho experience Of the AMI
at night the Palmer anchored of The Manhanset
House, Shelter Island The 1dler Dreadnaught
windward Arrow and Esteile not far behlnd tho
working up Long Beach. The Wanderer, Foam. Ram
bier and others anchored In the bay during the night
and up the flood tide this morning Tho Made.
leine joined the fleet from tho westward shortly
after ono O'Clock, and. after giving the Alarm and Rest
graceful way that she polished of the Countess OF
Duilern last week.
The arrival OF the yachts produced much excitement
at the laeness Of tho hour. The Manhanset
House welcomed each boat with rockets, balloons,
lights aud guns, while the ladies stood the balconies
and, in response to the answering lights from the
yachts, appiauded heartily
THE YLEEr AT SHELTER IsLAND-A CHANGE IN
Is THE SAILING ARRANGEMENrs-PLANs FOE
THE cRuIsE--A BALL AT THE MAHHAssx1
HOUSE
MASHAysxr House,
SHELTER ISLAND August 16 1915.
The fleet lay quietly at anchor of the Manhanset
House all day. and at two O'Clock in obedience to
signal from the flagship put their holiday attire In
the shape OF hundreds of flags
Never before bad GrecnporL harbor presented such
signt and hundreds hocked TO the docks order "a
have good view Of the scene. The incident car
be forgotten by citizens or visitors OF thu
section.
CHANGE oy PROGRAMME.
meeting OF owners was ncld on the nagShtpS af
noon, when tho lengthy Broad street programme was
again brought up, thoroughly discussed and ultimately
abandoned as predicted.
Each submitted his views, when II was finally
decided that the fleet should leave here to- morrow
morning, at nne o'clock, Tor New London and on Fri.
day morning, at the came hour, proceed from that
place 10 Newport
There the squadron will remain until Saturday or
Monday, more likely the latter and then make sail for
Vineyard Haven
The boats desiring 10 return to the westward at that
time VIII DO excused and the balance will proceed to
Gloucester or Marblchcad thence 10 tho Isle Of shoas
and back to Newport, where a race IS expected
The regatta IN swampscott Bay. under tho auspices
OF the Eastern Yacht Club, has bet u sband oned.
OF tne revised programme after the arrival at Oak
Bluis the nag officers speak with but little confidence
ailno"gh " - sald tbat eight schooncrs and
one sloop owner have pledged themselves 10 20 tue
rest ol INC rpue but IN the light oil exploded pre-.
arranged broad street cruise anything may occur IN
tue way OF changes and modincations. Yachtsmen
pave rgh 10 ne hcke and therefore the result OF
days conference Is not surprising.
BALL IN HONOR Tng YAcHrsMEx.
rreuerlcS H. Gould, the proprietor the Maphansst
House. s treating the yachtsmcn right royalty tonight
be "as gotten up ball IN compliment 10 the VISITORS
ana u Is magnificent affair The ladies' lu
dress ana enJoyins themselves they only know
nov; Flowers and flags, fireworks ana music make
tnc Nanhanset bright dream. and The delighted
yaoh'smen seem loath 10 depart from the brilliant
array Of Iash.on and beaulv.
The New York herald., 1876-08-17
MINING SHARES
MENOR ANDA,


The Comptroller has awarded the new city 2o-50
wear per cent currency bonds George X. Sisare
100 s-l0o.
A despatch from Washington says that the Sccre-
tary OF the Treasury conempates rcsuming reiundne
operations early day upon the $500 000, 900 Az
per through home syndicate including the FOL
lowing irms:-New York Bank of Commerce, Seg-
mans; Morton, Bliss Il Co. Morton, Rose & Co. !;
prexel 4 Co.. Won Hoffman 4 Co., winsIow Lamir Il
Co.
The following are the receipts OF produce at Chicago
from August / to August II, 1875 aud ls76-,welvc
The New York herald., 1876-08-17
INVESTMENT SHARES.

INVESTMENT SHARES
In investment shares prices were as follows-Ptts-
burg and Fort Wayne, 1925; Morris and Essex, 81;
New York and New Haven 1873; Chicago and Alton,
1919 1Ola 1929; Delaware, Lackawanna ana
Western 951 n e61s DC 95la 9556; New Jersey
Railroad, 13ols Rock Island, 1914 1918 1913;
Jersey Central. 629s 6216; Illinois Central $50
s9A; New York Central, 1855 1868; Delaware and
Hudson, DIX a 9lh 9lA; Union Pacific. 63 bl (;
United States Express, &c 6e4; American, co. Albany
and susguehannan, 1o3; Producers and Petroleum,
1884
STATE bonds.
State bonds were DUH the sales being confined to
Missouri long skies at l07 1914 and Dstrict of Co.
lumbia 3-65 bonds at 72sS 12ls.
The only transaction u this department was u sale
of Fourth National at 80 Quotations are unchanged.
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
The following Philadelphia stock quotations by
The New York herald., 1876-08-17
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETS.

Brsvns'--rrads opened slow light of horned
ecas es. .ss & = per- qHs wsssss
rom s. lbs s. lb. has been SLOWED net III. herds
hand AZ sixiieth yards Q. Eastman for If
~ g g. ID ss as o Illinois .eers sG s
Weigh; nli Ins. .... ,'ssi ST !: ie o esi
per 10, weight 8. Il + sarchari sold ~ Indiana
@ @ M ss Sss s G ON S'sh s m weight ss &
Steers at zoe pc. H. weigh. ~ a.. STs o. r C. Evans
sss..c per b. weight 81. c~t., seant; 10 Indiana
s,ssF. ans a per- wish "sEos rsg,
ewi Coon Thomson sold % TOR GS0s a,Sssy = a nsis @
,ason @ per e usry Guy gd Gs ss ~ ac s
for n Morris II Illinois At ac b weight ewt
q Is no Steers at g % weigh. pfs wsEN4 10 %o;
steers es.c per 10 weight cw 81 Illinois at
90" sf s .od wsss Tor Meyer.
ssF $ aa a. & o per S & weights psr H. 81 sw "a
cwt, l. Illinois steers At 9sc per h. With fraction on
swt. sst live weigh. los per sgcstcn sold
sssGs - s sw, seer; s. wsi.s se a 9s 'sr per s.
waixrl. % Illinois steers q. se per bs weight
So 50 Illinois Sna stacrs a a. ss 'i psr To- sseGs noi:
& g,A S - s. fps % ps lead 10 'sss at
i; TScs sous sold for \ asrrs Tsxsn direct
ior s s Mssis IS linus II, is viii
s. Of %sfs ps nsa % at @ w'%s s from tho
s &C. s per s ea weights @ eMs Merritt % os HSnSs
ss 7s per le weigh: * ew' e.
81 s MN a Is un,er c. Co., Per % steers s
.,c. per ID. weight 5,ic Lauerbach sold Tor ~
Mur Missouri SIC. per h. with 81 per
head. weight 0ls held on sale % Colorado steers y
W. for 8 w Attention 30 Illinois Ht DC
prr lb with 81 per hca wegh, Ga cwt strong. 3 m
nous ib weight 81 cst strong with 81 oil
per head o 10 head and 81 per head on 1. head:
IL Illinois -sc per H. weight GA cw r. Vcgrl
n. Morris, Is DC. H. weight
cwt ~ Missouri ut otic ib weight cwt;
Missouri steers at lOc per H.. weight cwt.
SpsiP LAxBs-fradc unchanged since Monday 'ast
sheep sold 4lsc sac 10 lambs AZ &C. Che per
Elliott sold 10 state sheep weight $50 lbs NJ
5isc. per d.. 2o5 state lambs, weight l',6,o os ~
H.; - State lambs weight ll,lDO lbs
al Sic. per ID: l23 lambs. weight 1850
lbs 10. j. Kirby sold l2 ohio sheep weight
~ per head 5sc. per 10 kasc PidcocS sold 2i2
Canada sheep aud ans mixed weight 6oibs per head at
&c per 2,6 Canada Lambs weight 81 lbs per head at
SC per H.. iGS Pennsylvania lambs weight 67 lbs per
head. csc per ID. lis Ohio sheep, weight
o. lbs head. 5isc. per 10. Judd q
Buckingham sold 3io Ohio sheep, weight "a lbs
pc ic ID JOB ohio sheep weight "a lbs per
head. 6kc per 10 g. Kahn sold 1888 Kentucky lambs
weight o2 lbs head at &c per b "a Kentucky seep'
wr-ht i-3 lbs per head, at &c. per III.
vrALs CALvK~--smooth quality vcals sold Mt &C.
gc per ordinary quality calves ~ 51ac 61sc per TO-
grass fed calves At 81 so heal trade ocing moderate
iioss.-Thcre live hogs sale.
Mucu CowS-No quotations
The New York herald., 1876-08-17
$50 70 3 ?.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON : SPOT STRONG; FUTURES 1870. TO
5-32C LowER-FLoUR DULL AND HEAVY
WHEAT DULL AND NoMINAL--CoRN TIRMER-
OATS sTEADY-wHIsKEY LowER-PoRK DULL
AND NoMINAL-LARD DULL AND NOMINAL
PETROLEUM FIRMER-spIRIrs TURPENTINE
sTEADY-RosIN sTEADY-OII.S sTEADY-CoF-
FEE sTEADY-sUGAR sTRoNG-FREIGHTs GEN.
ERALIy STEADY.
WEDNESDAY, August 16-6 =. NJ.
chandise was more generally nominal that is without
established valuation, than at almost any previous
time on 'Change the prospect was rarely unprom-
ising. Brcadstuirs were at complete staDd-whcat
being almost unstable at any price-and almost moth
ing was done Corn 1rmer, oats steady, whiskey
lower and nominal pork and lard dull and nominal
Freights steady generally. Cotton on the spot was
strong. Futures l32c 5-32c. lower. Coffee steady
Sugar strong. ols steady Petroleum irmer. Spirits of
turpentnc and rosn steady
CorrEF.-Thc market for Rio quiet and steady. At
Baltimore 900 bags sold, G. 5. Packard at I63sc for
barely fair and 100 bags same private TERMS and at
New Orleans 4o33 bags Tiger. at 6sc. for fair Mild
coffee quiet. We quote Ordinary careoes. 1f4c
l5c fair do i6sc. d'c, good do. lie IKE prime
do IKE, l7sc; extreme for lots, 1Isc. 1ssc.;
santos fair TO good I6c l7c. gold ninety days. Java
government bags. 20c. PC do, mats 2tc pic
Singapore, isc zoe: ccylon. lb5sc Sc Maracaibo,
41c I61sc Iaguayra. l6lsc lie Jamaica, l5c lie;
Domingo lic it,c; Porto Rico, ldac lSc Costa
Rca lUc Si.c Mexican. l5isc. 16isc; Manila l5,c
I6l,c. Angostura, lJc. IKE >avania, l4s4c lsc
CurRco.. lac. u lIt,c.
tures were not very aud declined 3.c and
weak. The closing prices to-day compare with Tues
The New York herald., 1876-08-17
CLOSING PRlcss-3 r. NJ.

ADVANCE AND DECLINE.
Tho following the changes in tho closing prices
compared with those OF yesterday
ADVANCE New York Central, - c. c. and l. c., x: f:
Ere y Lake shore, u Missouri Pacnc, u; North
west common "a OHIO and Mississippi, V; Pacific
Mail, :. Rock Island, 70, Union Pacific, y Western
Union, u.
DEcLrNE-Gold. n; Wabash, y; ST. Paul preferred,
2, Northwest preferred, "a Illinois Central u
The rest OF the market stationary.
THE MONEY MARKET.
Money continues abundant at and IL per cent on
call loans exception business done however at pa
per cent Prime commercial paper is quoted at and
pcr cent The following the rates of exchange
New York NJ the aforementioned cities to-day
Savannah, "A premium; Charleston, scarce - a 4
orcmium; Cincinnati, 40 discount; New orleans
uercial A bank 3, and 81 Louis, 10 premium.
Foreign exchange was somewhat driner for bills on
London, actual business being at s61t a4.S7i4 Tor
bankers sixty days sterling and 4SSa "a 50 ior
pand The nominal rates were AS iollows:--
The New York herald., 1876-08-17
HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA August l6. 1870
Spanish gold s, cs s. PSI Sugar active; No. u Dutch
standard. S;i o reals per arroba gold. Exchange
steady: United States 90 3i ID
discount short sight do 2 az discount: 30 days gold,
~ premium short sight da. 81 . premium. On Lon
don, 20I. 2oA premium. On Paris. g. premium.
The New York herald., 1876-08-17
--stancd-Gocd ordinary. ailc.; strict good ordinary,
10 5-l6c.; low middins, 10 ll-l6c; middlng II o Gc.

--llcIINtfcU On t0T0T"It' '07 'NIVs' :.
For delivery the salos as fullows:fescr lay.
after 4. M.-August 800 bales at l2lsc. 2pO
l--2c.; September. 200 NJ IL af2c 300 at IL 3lG,
October 2O IL i3Gc November 10 at IL 2l-,c 100
Ii16c: December. 500 at II lii6c. January L. OD
al IL 25ylc IL i3-t6c Total = 500 bales. To-day
up +. MAugust t,1oD atl2 l8, 7uoat l., 5-32c,
800 az l2i,c September. 500 ut l.6c.. 100 II 5-2c
100 IL S-3lc., mo at II l.16c October. lttD
III 2S-i2c sOO IL 2j32c., 800 at II il-l6c. 1000
III .:y3ac November 200 at Sc, 900 az IL 21.32c De
cembcr ZOO at II II 32e JannNy op AZ ila.c 600 at
1Hc: February 2uo NJ IL 10 lee, june, lOp q.
~ ie2c Total l3oOo bales. Grand total. 1890 bales.
The receipts the ports iollows:-New Orleans,
bales Mobile. 2O savannah, 50; Charleston, 81: Viii
min ton 49, Norfolk. $50: New York 10; Eoston. 3S;
Pniaclph I35 Total. i1S1 bales This day week
los This day last year III Total September L.
IIO4 6o5 bales Cotton ireights closed foows:-1o
Iavre by steam &c comprcsscd to Hamburg. by steam,
ssc comprcssed Bremen by steam compressed.
Liverpool 5-l6d. by steam. by sail. 5.l6i.
FLOUR AND Receipts-four, 1851 bbls. wheat
~ 3i bushels: mcal. ~ sacks; oats 100 bushels
corn 2 rye 9iT do barley 900 do barley malt,
$500 do The flour market was dull and prices. though
romnaly unchanged. were Ia buyers favor. The sales
were about l2OJO bbs neuung state, Western and
Southern. she annexed quotations Rie honr was
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The New York herald., 1876-08-17

REPORT or ruE coMPrRoLLER or rus CURRENCY.
The following is an abstract OF the reports made to
the Comptroller OF the Currency, showing the condi-
lion OF the national banks in the United States at the
close OF business Friday the 3oth day OF June ls16: