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, 1876-09-16
AMERICAN CITIES
NEW YOItR.

Special Dltpdtch TO 1ns Tribune.
NEW Yoak, Sept. Observation-Disclosures Irregular and
un1cttltd spring dull and lower 70 Hcll with scarcely
any export or ,aInz demand, new No. Chicago md
lillwsukre h"mluai at $l.l7Gl.tn, sales 8o.cIN bu
largely wlntor wheat At H. Do m for unrsdcd sprnK;
sI.os for old No. = Chicagot e1,l60l.a0 for No.
spring, si.3t1l.a7 fur choice tu extra Acw wht0
At!ch!gan, Gnd Sl.as tor R,ooO ba good
now whItu Western to arrive soon. 1sye quiet aud
without decided change In price; snca 4, col tu
Western 1t TIC and q. C0 bu new BtAe At Dc Harley
dall With osu bid aud 10 Aaked for fUurrowsd
State. Corn wA 34dtlc per bu higher, with very
fair trade rcp0reI fur export Rnd hoo uan. and soe
speculative tnquryi ears Of al bu at fG37c for
atesmer mixed graded and ungraIndl h7GsSc for M
graded Western mlxcds 6sc tor Western ycous e6Ao
for lots do on trnck3 67aGOc for wllte Weatefni
and b7xc for aa!l MIxsd; Tiers wers also sales Of
so bu primo Western mixed. seller October Al bsc
Oata heavier aId easler for ncWs sales Ut AO bu 1t
a4G+78c for nlxed. aul 4a!0c for Nhito Western nad
State, 3ts for inferior mixed We4tesni +eaa47Hc for
old tniIcd Westcfnt 4oG4ao TOT new mixed Wcatetuf
4ta$lc for new white Western.
Ocean Fftights-Fk!s fnVulFy, rates trm}y main.
talned, engagements u Liverpool. hy stcAM 70 D bu
wheat 1t s,sd, To Loudon, by steam. sGo b grain A.
SD, and by sail ID N ba Kran 1t 7hds TO Glasgow, by
steam, &, f4u 1u grain At INA.
lrortHoAs-Fusk very dull, closing heayy aud lower,
sales 10 btls now mess spot At sl7574dl7Ho and
100 brls family nrss At vuis also 7o hrls now ress
Tor Octuer 1t $l705. and s brla aellefk option for
thu remainder OF tho year a. 7o at thu accunl call
for September &I7A0 Rlkcd, for October, sl7.uO bid
| and 3l7O3 asked. and for tho rtmalGder
! OF thu year, stt.t13 bid, aaa sl7.75 asked.
Asldles less actsr, with sales VI ~ boxes city long
rtAr lu, Lard opcncd u.o7c steAly, but with SLOW
business; closed uwsri sales Df IOO tcs prllne steam
sput u SIC. s0 alo for september a *lu.7oi
LEO tcs for Octbet 1t $lu 7osslu. TN. ciosng At
1lUlE. lid; 3GO tcs tor November Al SO D0slu %,
c!o4nS II - % bid and 5000 alked. and a5o scl
sellers option fuF thv remainder Of tho year At tu7a
| H,ul. cloaing a. eY.7a bid. u tho second call
for September $40 DO asked fur October S oa lid anl
, 1876-09-16
REAL ESTATE,


This following instruments were aled for record
Friday, Sept 1T:
CITY PROPERTY.
Ash,EndM M ~ ~. "a sof FEsL " T. :4xioaM f.. nm
Assaa & s q ix ii. i. iii0H; Il, Nv
dated 6ert- Decentralization u...........,..,, 100
sssX Il, astslsept, . :" i1o
..r,s4H Il Win buatnss :.isd Sri. NC. $500
Wcst Randolph Vt. l7H T. y Ut El!tabciil 81 I,
a1xlal II, dated Sent. .tf.,.....,...,.,,,.., 500
West Harrison r. ~ II e1f Rockwell a. ~,
2ax1ns e. datct! AnR. 1g;:.;.:;.::...,;..: l.13o
llanoverst IS G a Ut ko.auth 1t, v i, aasooit,
TIsasy.s!ath TS S g. III, Il 81 iaaoyeF IT, III
xl!iu:!0 II. dated JHne 1......;.::.t..-.:. l,27a
.axIya 5. r. dated seRt, lA..:.-.,:"::.: 2,6o0
II H1satait. i.ssl jniy It....:.....:..... 10000
Gsea Aas. @ =. - w - 1900
wsat Hiseeea sS S H. III ia ii isntts av
3H}fx1M 7'l0tt. with Improvements, datcl
Nac!ns y. II: Il III sonha Il, I. :5iiss ii.
NORTH w CITY LiulTB. WITHIN 4 RAplua " exvKH
NIt.kH ny THE Il,tRf.AOyaK.
WsIyhtwooa ~, tE0 Il " of lfalstcl It, u I, zoe
lysk II, dated March n l..,.,r,,,,,,.,,,,,.& Loo
WELLINGTON il, Isl It " Ut Centre 1t, 1 I, ,S0xt28
IT. dated sept ta... ..........,.........". 100
sotTu oF ClTt LIMITS. WITHIN RADlrs or stvka
Cottage t'rore ~, 7a !, ~ Il i Of Bowen ~,
(, 631I2l II. dated July =, 1H74.........,$ $50
El.lewOod ~. 3iu It v OF Wallsca It, I, 13x
LIS Il, dated Sept. 7.,......,..."..a.. -. l,loO
, 1876-09-16
poR6IGN EXCHANGE
GOLD AND GRRENDACK8s
Gold was 1O0,t tdD110 In Kreenbacks.
GrccubacIs wero O1SQoOEc On The dollar In
ny TELEGRAPH.

10 tbs HtHtrH Associd!td Irt8&
NEW ToRK, Sept. 15.-0old opened ut 110ii and
closed at 10. Borrowing ratea to 2. Loans
wcrc also nude nat and at for cnrFying.
Governments wcrn strong. Rallrond bonds wero
firm and in good demand.
State securities were luict.
On tho Stock Exchange these was perfect food
OF rnmnrs about New Jersey Central, nono OF
which, however, could be verified, but the result
was brcak OF s In this iHtock, md decline In
shntes OF the other coal roads. New jersey Gen.
tsal declined TO 81; Delaware Hudson
Canal To 67; Delaware, Lackawnuna \
Wcstcrn To 70A. In the general
market there was decline Of II to 9, thu inttor
Michigan Central Paci1c Nail and Erle were
strong. There xas an Improved tone to srecnla:
t0n in Into dealings, and rrEccs RdvanccN tnI
activity was in conl shares, tho Western roads. and
Hsn 1asess
Delaware g. Hudson Cannt to u regular md =
apSr ths Eno Mocrs = Es'sS t. " 1akS 119 Shore
9 f. to g;S'ssaspr sn rste & @ 2s'' seS
iet and % %declincd to iofts. closing Al ioasi. TO
Io5h. rittshurg declined % 0oh. ERIC closed ns
1o ster q a9 md 94 & rhS n.
isfssaias; bnf n tho nsin, ssm: Western yn'Ss s
vol sustained, cloa!ng. hrm. The decl!no In Now
York centEn'was caused by report tnat Comnodoro
Ss %a. ssnalng . ns
il, coo Eric, IS, oo0 Lake Shore, 1b 900 Michigan
aoo s5.ey Gsa aaa 6sawsfe
Money mafEot easy; 1a@a. Primo mercantile
''FFhht Fho Assistant Treasurer dtsburscd s4a, 900.
Custom recsigtt; sI1, soS IN, S;'a, ,cou
Dry:goods Imports for tho week, 81, ,hs7, ,ooo.
| sterling weak; B0.lAys, 48!h; slight, 4S3 for
, 1876-09-16

NEW ORLEANS.
NEw OnLEANs, Sept. l5.-Goll, 110ti,
Sight exchange On New York, u per cent
Sterling exchange, bankcfs' blla, b34If.
FOREIGN.
LONDON, Bept. 16.-1he bullion gone into the
Dank Of England on balance to- day ls Ell, OOO.
Consuls, money md account, %:
1o4os os new %. io7M NOW YotE
100; EEEu. OF; preferred, II.
PANS, Sept. 1h-Rcntcs, 1861 40tsc.
new bs. 1O3.
, 1876-09-16

1DCt bnrlkp bAE1. ma LII. NGI3Cl 9HnnleA 4nRles
l3!<t144cI do, double, 23S21c.
CfEEsE-Thcre was little change from tho day be- !
fore. c.s buoyhnt feeling prevailed, but the !ate
% ys.ff r.. Co s rs to vi M ?'s 0d
81 tim :sss; IT, y 5?:Ss 6 .ssis HS:;s'f
mssts!e II! ,:ss.. s = sssss'la 'sfasf @seea'S
'' VIZ tss's' sss asyo eon
.s sa; Vim ' o tsss4 ;%s s;: i s Sss
..ss"ys ys" g. su"T ~Ste
X X s9fS ss sss.t: xa2 xsa .ss9 f:; III ssE
@ k n M ,s%1 Nj iGse R9, Ky, .:Gs Sss
fsiGS%I is!4 Ss!ilsf H.; sss s Hs
si9iSE ;sssa eoaf s5Saf ;!s VT 2a
S 4. sS:;|s If ii IA I iii: sss s
Ssasi 49, isysr' T"s
ks: ps%ss s sss' zsss zssfs eSs1aS S
?sss : ssss s'ss,. ss!: .sss: ss 4:
ass, pitts,d CHERRIES, i5Ssisc 1....u. ,o,<.
s;3? sSSs: '
;s:s' sss. Msfss a'''
s ss$Ifs It: ys 5sSs;:
sy s &C. ss
nsns Sna oef @
he.rls: sal u it! Il sn'aio AnEic. si;$o
sss:s 81 ss:$ss: esS; :s!:s
@ e. & r. Ss.; 'ss''
s, & Al asif ss ys:s i @ Sss
$s;.1sSSs sss oSss sSSss, S S.fsu. so7Ae 1ou
;ss2 M sss @ sa5es, s5ss sy; sss M s ssas sEs:
2c; cotltGn to far .rcaYii!tnz ;Yiu 1ts,xa9:
.aS 'St 's; s5'sfs sS%%'5Ss
s: Sssr = s ts' sS ss'ns Ss 'S
$:2 81;
isss: s's:.ss seiss. ' Sss,S 4;
goao sa sse Ill., asass t.
i$ s'ss:; ts;ss' s'a
s; &; $$''::
, sf 3 Pi as, :s:. Ts esSi Ssp.s E' e
a. rs9 r1s4s ~ II ~ @ Mixed
ID q IL. % II ssr s ta II
vi e. ;! g fsS ;ps ssa?
;s;sSs
;S e. :: s:sIsy !$$:
= es S!e$srs *s Paysf P!Iss; fan$s fiS
VI ts1s IS Sssss :.ssse ~
n NJ! s.; ;i$
:ssSa sS!:a s Sssa E. xapis
" axfIa sps @ o ss : srs
, 1876-09-16
RItEE1-The quality Of the Ruprly ~as ver1 poor,
;hoico qualities were In icrnnd 1T a. 0Ottt, u. and
lambs At I 1. 73e&3 p per frhI


Il; s III sssf Il? $$,if:
hrSEi an; i%I1; e. hs.r xa5' 7, Ssa ~
'"s; In T;0t rss is'' actiss, sti E,o1 to sfo o i,5s,
SsH . wss: e s G saf x. ;s Vt =
s skey !, Pni PSi!s 'q psSnsi Il 81
ncs"ans of Sherman, Gnises Ca for :hipmsIt y E,i
r9S; roo Fiji e prs IT. soios 81 5 4 T.
sa ,aa is stes fer t VIE
s s s; Ill ssss;s ss ssst 's
9sSs SS,; III sxS1fs fsss
~. :sSs ss5:ss' a'a''si s tS5 ssss
! n1 ss ,Ea!sst y astsSss tsS Wit 4
aSsty .t f.a n? HI w WEEK. ut sa;ly . ,saa
Gta!rs, and the lrse ~ ~ On hett 70 Asac on s9n.
ns9n an 1 nish n H.. a's.S 81 naaf fsf
ssiss SnS i s'aS so
DAILY nnrot,T.
n fhs IrtMern Assaiastd Iress.
@ 'oa1z s tase: Sn rs
sS;iiik ssy a "f' satsS. It'll .s' s:ss tss5
al, s .se|ns tHsz 4 s esaa total for four
spseiai saafisasSs,a Ditpaes q AZ s;Sasw Sissae
ca ~ f no. ~ a
aaay. teax More eYnnoa Ta.iys. nua fS3a, M a.
Il 2.sS i s Sss s
1iam weights as.!xes ~ IN ,; ,S;o,n!r Ae o! ntsEur
@ "a yyo|s$ g: II
fk $s,p 81 Tss e3 sfsz ess, ss' % mor than
wss viii ~ wSsk zig rtss. % acs
ssa sa sse 1 SSHs as ,sfn ssa ss M
, 1876-09-16
COMMERCIAL,

Tho followingweso the receipts and shipments Of
tho leading Articles Of produce III lhls city during
the twcuty-fouE houFs ending at o'clock On
Friday morning, and for tue corresponding time
lasL year:
, 1876-09-16
lin, case fancy goods; hurley Il Tyrrcll, ii cases
glassware. Amount Of Duties collected, Sl4,.
ffSrt


tiuG r1:0DrCTs-wero rather dul!. ard averaged
c4trrt hnt the market u1tshAy stcniy. with few
orders The recctrts II hogs rather sanl1. and
rficra vera ,Rhcr, but tho stocks II product wrrc
latscr thai anticipated nn'! TIM; 80: weakened 'pccu.
lntise cunti T1st Secretary u TIC rork'G tcrs
Association yes thr following ~ the Mock tf wlntcr'
cured ntuYlt ltanH In thfa EitY the GNtcA Ali Iut
, 1876-09-16

0Pec'uf 1pftApVH"s'+te " "e tt't"s.
NEW yonk, Sept. la.--ln my last letter wrote
mn inlicniinn NJ lcttcr tlmcx Gaming. Tho ,lniiv
".' W.. =. 49,. 49,, m"s.,,'.' ,'as i
papcss OF Nc" ORR hho nrooklSh nave since been
interviewing prominent bua!ncsa mel, Aiid these
all CONCUR In tho ye,ys EXPRESSED, viz, thas tle
present Jrish dcnunh for eouds is . far more sub.
snntia' one than mas neon known lot several years
and that II Is substantial Indication OF gradually.
returning confidence throughout Tho whole country.
trc n,,,a nv. mi, rrnorts NJ rnpversntfnn. brld
..I.,. i ,,ts .a,..,a.t. aI Iii, ,,....tna,.
Win oas lcaasns merchants, anu WIN prominent
nil OF WHOM concur In thu belief that
lu,stnrss ri ali Finds hna bccn ..ret,rnchcau
~ .", - -. ,I -. .is
10 eooa, enpstahtnl pas's' ''a' eheculu.ofa ana
Wsak.knccd operators have been weened out TIL
business generally hns lallcn Into careful aud con.
~, .,a,a,,".. a.sxn.cna.". H.. noI to.tnrsI 49,
=" spIeuHM'ne WY eAescssoaSos s"at nau 'ae1s"'u W.
10 their legitimate opeFntona hnvo got thelF ANea
well In hand, a,d arc now prepercl to take fresh
stuyt l,nvers mr., nnutnr lnrpcr and ,pore va-lct
-,,.oI, ~ ,h.,, n. uov,rai w.n-, sn,v rongsont
thn, their constituencies aro now in condition TO
take them of tEu!. hands, ThcAe arc all good in
tl,ca,ions, but better yet IL tho stattlpg-
up Of tho great cotton and woolcn ,nilIs
Of Now England, There must be u demand
for their nrnft,cA Il, ,varrnrt tfH and the pntc.
,ncnt Ia made that many NJ them hayn lnrpa or,1ors
ahead. Evidently lilo uwt,ors anticipate brtlet
Times, 70! s,inG Of them hAsu restored 10 per cent
~ 1eunc!aou wv. Mtea tt.Gy h.a"e u tnn WHILE y!
liza nrdmf. fi,r Sr,tsn'hcr nnh I,efobrr Ece., nncn
with those already received, It In d ruol thing
aId the most promising Sign of The times. to Res
, 1876-09-16
$40 - Mktd for November &n.p: bid and .,,,,.
for tho remainder Of tie year p.72h hJ md a. sa

sssS: +: NJ: y avaas sss: sss''"ss s ss nc
T,'ios-F!rmer. win .e,e. Of $4,000 \, p,ym, ;.
,ns na'tu--stcaay' with ''ea Of 'o' bsl,a. s,lps
e""''' u n. H1s'<rn Ataciatta F,.s.
aMe oe.o'et s" as Ike ": NosecT 4s
u D,32ci January. II tA.a2dsi1 D.Inc; FcIrun.r.
,osaaiiMe, March. i ,i:aseil is:ras, aa"a, 1ps' Il i
s,.aastaes MAY t. o.aas,a a.lee. Jnno. IL i.,sa
ssesies At q United s.te. port. a1sa ae 'ss sss
United State. por'. + d.is ls.t seap. soo
lsS1! sst tota tn III III nitsaa TSisaa
Sa!:S s;:'s: s @ +! 'sS :;;S
- .:s ss;, @ nee..ts , sm.na
s.ns!sn e ss:; ssits s;%S Se Y shass
u; g.. Ms.- STEADY, western, .a.ess,eo. '''''
:s :Pins s ss
sstsdsS ws dSf1y'1 ay s1'f xo hR %s:s4 i
M M!IT%ace .S,n Ga N.Y. 9so%'aiy MI tl7ss
sss hill hill ass; SSis a sssSssss ss
s:s$ s:s's
~ '.sa ~s.s,n .a anu s.as ss' white ID
Mae-eff1n Maee.!F1n s%S ia unshsnsss5. HSfasassc.
c.sSs Il oa tAE osn sSd 'rki W ~
s asa:'': :ss;ss III: $s; s
!sss: 81 % M Ms'H$s s '''s fsa''.
Ssfs.4 S;s: S;:!s!s!%PifS' '''
, 1876-09-16

Tc1kIlenCe, >,
While In her European provinces TurseIm Nv
sacrldr,pK men and uicans to muintasn het ~, uI
thority over unwilling peoples. In her As,a.ts A.,t
luz her Bubucts. III the City Of Damascus III
its suburbs within tile last three mouths - -
lnliab!tasls, manly aiobammelauss lais w.
swept away by tAu cholera
, 1876-09-16
1,JTJTIlEK.

The wtoleat!e market WAS dull and easy. fmall
hcct at the locks, hut only few buyers made theft
hpl earance, this recent Ind weather having checked
Lilo raatt LaA{uess nnd given soks opportunity 10
accumulate that Retailers nblo ill their orders
without rcaorS to tho odocks for supplies. 6oino
Fclatlcra ARC alRo holding OF for decno. few sales
u,aic, p!cco stun Quotcd ut t7.c1s773, the
outside being for standard Nanlsteo Ludtngtnn car
zoes aud Incl riagel fro1 e9H0l.3O for cnMnintl to
SO oo1l.. % for fair to good. medium. Lath
quiet at st. iaEl,ao. Shingles At s1.nassc.as,
Tho var market IA rather quiet, hut tho fair weather
n,nIe ttaCIs haraful, nl few bright days " III doubt
lcss hN f0!lnTe4 Lr hTkk trne. HElcea uGL4ngEA
, 1876-09-16
BisEADSTUFT9.

old ground spring c1sras In sympathy with reported
strength and activity In Liverpool Sales wtro re.
ported Of 7aa hrls winters, partly ut s5.ooss.7s'
LIES hsfs RprnE cxtsas, chiefly ut f50D35.GaH; |
md oou hrls spring supcrhues on private terms. |
Total. a.tso brla. The 1narkst closcd ilsn at tho
following "a tho asking range Of prices: Choice |
winters. sD5Gl7.5u: medium winters. 81. 6oSG.ou; |
choice errinR extras. 81 !s17b; nIcdtun do 5000
.o. shipping e1ttas, s4.soa5 90, choice Patents, Co. 20
G7.50; to 81. 1850 txli Aour lpEingt S3t0D
y.7o; lpring surcrnncs. sa7sa5s5. lyo Hour, s4.co
&st.l24.
Rrsn-.wa moderately active, md stadc easier.
Sales natc Of 50 tons at $u g track snd f,cs
GU hoard cars.
iddlinos-Sa.cs wcro 10 tons coarse at St9.oo, mud
10 tons Nnc at s17.75. both free on hoar, ears.
Corn-Neui-salc was made OF LOU brs Calor!c at
sa.4s. freq on buhrd carr. Coarsc was nominal at
SlO.h per ton, OF track.
WtIEhT-Wns rather 1css active and variable. hut
within limits than usual, and averaged about
INC sa9 A. !a.sst nsnsss 2, Tharsaay sIos,as MaMs
s,s III II! Tsis Il: S ssiss "a
ss,t Tsr ws ss as! sfs s ns9ks
oy II sss + ..s. 5 Sj
ssSss IhSS.ni Sut oxs :s
Ss!s e $es$ % s
s;fspfsi5sa s sns!
aa ser afsssa Sa5sns' to sod f i. fsssS q sl
Il w. fsSF issse 's G4R s H. ':4 es.st u
.p1aa I'LL s;s' ssss n?Sts % ~ Sd d i ~ S
Is y i s5sSs;ss Is :sss II Il @ X
sss q 'tSs sss & sa C ss ; ss &
!tas.-we. - % H. !.snt reaae,., nd ss:y =.
s:; s':!s% s ES;issz ss'st ,s VT It Fl
4 a ap NV ss,r Tsa h:;is! sa
sfe and VII sipprs casi, "ts wrrs Ii scry sHoi
ss as .Gs X 1nS praSa a aas y M sSs 5 a
f. peeps G f5 cy sS s se ~ ST cossd 10
" %s s%'y S$ss sssS
sreay M VII iesssis Fiji ' Easer" % az tak1 hoii
sM S 4 & % e ~ %s1s:
Will the St'sps;!on ssSl. i!epTess
HI y x eiafs a;ssS' s
4 I'd stsasi e eyai sscT to @ a si. 3
f. it1s; sess SsssaSsS sSa t., satS||]is; |is;;
mentS :ea ;!sS .s Sa!
81 safp, fss ss Tot
H. ~ 1''.s''a,.s Ass '1"'N ~' .'s"" ...''
r:tse & @ g. ssRseay H. snd o
as o ryas ays wa eablo q s issr. "a
sseps ~ fSu fosw ens na q ea e IT,
H sscd e s& ~ liz : sqt ~
Ns;su!bst 4 s!a.inF i 5ss sfsr ~ ys.t
s9d at ;tHis GHsh ~ ~, Twas ia far Teaue*Mt TT #
.sas s;S a;?sS Eessiss
Ss's II sSss sf'fs !, :! %; y i !;
sssa Az snsss IA W sss". n ss; T.:
1 s S f. ass M sfEs wfEs eS.9
sySsss $ h. fsss sS i H. sss s X ! sESs
Soptenber md tctohcE Wcre arm at aaa Ca1t sSlcs
, 1876-09-16

at high prices aud sold Al low. Tbs depositots arc
The only victlms.
LOCAL sroCK AND noND QUOTATIONS.
The call on The Stock E1chnn9c eltAhl!shed ihe
, 1876-09-16

IlONH-Tllces WAS IN actyc and buorant hog mar.
koi. falling od " ~ Esse. % near,y H,isslt,
uc gave more confidence 70 buyers, aud there Wal
brlsk competition. under which prices moved Ap iata
lEht. An4 y N 1E9 " tor loor Y faotss hsayy y
aud ths market csoAel strung. Must y le tales were
within ranKn u SJuG4Ja5. ScalsWsgs Rod At ~
"a. -, and faw extra n $I.A5tsu.5 ~.
, 1876-09-16

Flour. brls,<...,
" heat. Uu. -.
Cortl, G,l........
O3A hQ...-..
, 1876-09-16
DRY GOODS.

Nxw Yonx. Sept. io.-paeksgc traao In prints WI. W.
very active. and pTces strong. Cotton good. wem '.
fairly acttyo hn steady 1t current prices. Medium
grades Of Chatlots IN light supply. DrcH gdos
were In steady demand. Woolen gools fol mems wen
wero selling well In small tou. FIAunrls and o'4hksA
werc moro active Foreign gooAs wero In better o''
uAul and Grn.
, 1876-09-16

CLrykLANp, o., Hept. la.-fcttoleum uncnsnss''
standard whtte ITO test, drm at CSC. -..,.
plrrsHuR,,, Sept. l5-1'str0leuu,. crude very uess
t!els about u 60 At Parkcss, renncd quiet End eA
10c Philadelphia delivery.
, 1876-09-16

Pl4Tsnun0, Pa, Bept. l5,-Pis.Iron 1rtu' NJ. -,
foundry. 81, % four monthat No. foundtY' e''"'
Grey forge, ia. l.on331+oQ
, 1876-09-16

TUNpENTINE.
WILMINGTON. Hept. la.-RplIs OF tuFpenti1e Or" ~
2NNS,
, 1876-09-16

New OnLKANs, Sept. l5.-cotson Irregular; sa'eA
l,a5o bales; good ordinary, OEteOkc. luw mtdIllas
I0A@i05te, middliug, llc1 good middinR. tlAsllhsi
rcceipts net, ,olG gross, 1.340i exports. n0ne p5
river. Ii stoeks, a. aaD; weeks salct blOo1; rtcea
net, 9lui Gross, L, ,4oa exports 10 larfc. Aosoi "
New York, y b8ss 10 Vera Cruz, 81,
0ALvHsroa, Sept. lh,-Cotloo weak; inidlllnSA
l0sc; soek, 5.0e7 bales, weekly net D82 Eross TO-
copts, D, 73S aacs t,Dus exports, coa.twfsc 1.0SA
SAvAxRAu, sept. l5.-Cottoo qutet and nsn, ma.
dlIhgt tUc stock, ~ 100 hAlts1 weekly nct H. 1851
gross sccspu H. COS; salc' 4,o1s, exports cos4sH''
G,AO4.
CHAELxsrnN, Sept. l5,-Cotton nhchhugedi good aa*
Eanl1 middnGs, 1049lUgfcs weekly net recclp.
6,2l6 bales; gross Ecccipta nanci stocE o7lE s%
4,O5os exports cUsstwIse, 3.2u7.
MOBILE, Bept. ia.-Cottoa dfmt miadiincs loAa!
stock -, sa1 baess weekly net rccepta u3o; sToe
, 1876-09-16

Total entered 1t -
<sstpSdsos1tAtS W. FSa1oSS sso
waiei,unse. 49,. H,s7All7 M7W.7o3 s,3M O01
The following were thu exports from Now York
to foreign ports In the month OF August:
nom produce 81. Ssss.+ stp 7ls s,a s2aess soe
For free guu!4.. 14l+a7l R.78a a0!.i7t
Fufc!Xn I4ttah!a. 4l7tU4 47h.tAt a.l. t&G3
Specie aud dbulln. 7.aIB+N7 3.taaJ,GIi l.b7Ll17
Tota! e1por. ssl Oo!, 'us s:4,gsl.o,o ss+es. oss
'S u srctts.... 2lss4,sso so.as4.s.o :tsa4, ,sol
Tho Naiftttn Of that city says:
THIS sRKre4hts impurtxtlons thus 4ar tits year ara
i.EE!, u@ below Thy tnal fur thc 20 responding
rrtiul In SIS. sn < tA1 lvEt than for tho CORE.
sp ling unta OF l57i. fhe let E4Rsc 0ccuf1 EhleAy
il the cAtttr* for consumption.
Thu export movement fur ta eight mo- elA IL nrsfly
tIn0O ln below Ike total ii till prll1 list year,
Which Il due entirely to the decEoate In Tho sJrGie sr.
nrNts, WHICH Aay9 fallen on to that r1ent. uf ues.
c[IanlisG Eont. te xpoFts aIui q: 4, III IN III
Increase Ut about x7.Hn Oh over Tho cuFlsapu1dlnx
period VI last year, and d,ccuse VI & 14, -, coa
pared With ls74.
Yongl0A 1upoHrAT1oNs
received Sept, lb la7u: William Sturgcs, cuso
ch!nawutp, etc. Charles E. Culver :. cases MA.
baytcE manufactured marble, etc.; llibbard,
Spencer i Co.. . casea paintings, etc. u. War.
scryogel 8 cases albums; GILES. bro. / Co..
cascs clocks; Keith Hsos.. q caaes ARTIFICIAL low
crs; Wl!Aon Dsoa.. cass dry goods; Louis Uorf-
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-20
School SUPERINTENDENT,

The New England School association Of
school superintendents holds its next semi
annual meeting in Boston, on Friday, Oo-
tober 81, beginning at 8 30 O'Clock a. IN.
The exercises embrace tic presentation and
discussion Of the following topics "Thc
Examination of Teachers and Schools, -
John T. Philbrick of Boston; "Thc Les
sons of the Centennial Exposition in the
Department of Education" II. f. Harring-
ton Of New Bedford; either of the follow
ing: SIS Supplementary Reading Matter
Needed in Grammar AMI Primary Schools !;
If so, what should be It's character and how
can it be obtained? p "What is the Best
Substitute for Corporal Punishment 2" All
school superintendent in New England are
cordially invited TO be present and pgrlici-
pate in the discussions.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-20
a Cut Down on the Eastern Railroad.

The locomotive engineers on the Eastern
railroad have been notified that by orders
of the president of ne road the wages of
all branch engineers will be reduced fifty
cents per day On and after Monday next
The Eastern railroad, with its branches.
gives employment to about cighty-fve en-
ginecrs, and the wages paid to the "regu-
lars" is So SO per day, and TO the engineers
engaged in shifting, So. As the road has
about dozen branches over which most of
the engineers run, the proposed reduction
will be quite general and will undoubtedly
result in trouble before the matter is set
tied. The Brotherhood Of Locomotive
Engineers is without doubt the strongest
labor organization ia the United States.
aud as it has within few months made
very reasonable concessions to the above
mentioned road, as regards waeep, the or
ganzation will probably resist the pro-
posed "cut down" The members of Di-
vision GIL held meeting st their headouar-
tiers on Hanover street, Wednesday evening,
to consider the matter, but, beng private
meeting, their action has not been made
public. Some Of the employees Of the road
think that as the locomotive engineers are
so well organized it is the intention of the
road TO capture that body of men and then
make general reduction of wages in all
the departments of the road
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-20

The political situation is not changed
from what it was ten days ago. The con-
ditions of success are the same to-day. Then
we stood the spectators Of desperate fight
in two states, and now We are called upon
to take the role Of actors in all the states.
Local Issues, as such, are dead. We no
longer wait upon men, but upon issues al
together national and supremacy vital to
the republic. Wherever there is a COVER
nor 10 be elected the successful man will
owe his preterment to the momentum of
of the national confllc' All future action
centres 10 the struggle for national control,
not only of the executive branch Of the
government, but OF the legislative as well
1t is of the utmost importance that the
house be rescued from democratic control.
4 vict)rT that does not include that will
prove only half victory. There seems to
be the most vigorous efforts upon the part
Of ropublicsns ia all the stalc3 yet to hold
their elections, to elect congrc5smcn and
seem likely to reclaim all lest by them in
1874 So goes the contest. VITA bright
augures OF grand republican victory in
the election of Hayes and Wheelor and the
redemption OF the 10 yer hou.e Of c)ng,oss
from a democratic majority.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-20
ATTEMPT to Wreck a Train,

An attempt was made TO wreck the up
express train from Boston, near Martins
Ferry, on the Concord lalroad, at about
11;30 o'clock Wednesday afternoon. A
heavy spruce timber was thrown under
the cars, but the train fortunately passed
over without accident. The passengers
were badly shaken up. Three men were
scen standing ntar the track a, the spot
where the tram passed by. There is no
cew to the perpetrators. On the night of
Sept 81, a man from Canterbury started 10
carry two strangers from this city to Man
chester. The strangers knocked the man
out of the wagon and robbed him. man
was arrested IN Manchester. Tuesday, and
taken to Claremont Wednesday. lie will
be arraigned, charged with the crime.