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Stock EXCHANGE ELECTION.
MR.. wHEELoCK REELECTED PRESIDENT OF
THE BoARD-THE FUN AND EXCITEMENV
AMONG THE RnoKERs

MR.. wHEELocK REFLECTED PRESIDENT OF
THE BOARD FUN AND EXCITEMENT
AMONG THE BROKERS'.
The members OF the stock Exchange yesterday re-
elected Mr. Moses A. Wheclock President oil the Board
by vote Of 294 againss 291 lor Mr.. Mitchell There
were five scattering votes. The reelection of Mr.
Wheelock under the circumstances, Is strong proof
Of his popularity with the members of the stock Ex.
change Tue election was conducted with much
eager canvassns II the Candidates running Tor
tue Presidency of the United States. Tho attondanca
of members was quite large Tor such day ana
of the year Printed tickets, same AT ordinary
political election, freely distributed by the frcnds
oil the riva! candidates, some OF whom posted
themselves lar up Broadway aud Wall
street to intercept members their way to the
OF conflict II was rare sight TO sec Mitchell ana
Wheclock canvasser pitch at tue same moment on AN
unconscious broker as he quietly Tendcd his way to
business between ten ana eleven IN the morning 10
the casual observer looked IKE an Assault u gentle
many iootpads intent Oh violence anu robbery. En-
counters OF tns kna were frequent just bcow tue cor
vi W all Ia Broad street, wncre the drummers ior
votes on either side were numerous aud active Here's
your wneelock tc.et hrst the Held aud last OF
it' one enthusiastic friend oil tnat cand dac would
cry, as he jumped forward ana thrust ballot under
the nose OF an approaching voter. imultaneousiy
aclve supporter OF the other Candidate would
cry out Here's your Mitchell tcket. beat yet,
aud bound 10 win" nj the Same Tune running the Da
lot inio the hand OF person addressed. II a.
the entrance aud IN the vestibuc. however, tnal tue
cniei degree Of excitement prevailed. "here, DICK.
vote ior honesty, eicency aud dry Verzsnay !" QUO
would cry, thruAtng ticxet into Dicks lace, whiIo
ano.ner OF the opposite party would collar ms par
.ouiar friend and say, ''Now, George: here's your
passport, and bo sure and vote Tor economy,
reform and oysters on tho malt shell " some
voters were very rudey handled and talked 10.
knocked tho hat and accused oi being
pcalers buot-D0x stulcrs, piug-ugles, dead rab.
bits In TACT, terms were TOO opprobrious ior ihs
OF the zcalois either side. The election began
half past O'CLOCK and tue polls clos, precisely al
TWO IN tne afternoon. In Tue meantime the sportive
fraternity OF brokers INDUCED IN all kinds OF horse
Diav anJ made enormous bets on small margins to
the result OF the election A mock pool sell ny
rangcmeLt IN corner oil the created good
deal tun. When tue announced, a
great scene OF uproar ensucd, wbiCn finally settled
itself into three ana tiger Tor the successful
Candidate, upon wnUm comm ttee was APPOINTED 10
wait. Au auJourumsnt TO Demouc cos followed. AL
ampe and luxurious spread had full justice done IL
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.
COMMERCIAL.

LONDON, sept. T. iS77.
The Mark Lane Express In its usua weekly the
British trade, Most OF the ngish wheat crop
Is cut, but the carrying vi grain been
greatly delayed by the persistent rainfall which
boeu experienced in many parts OF tue Kingdom,
especially the northern counties Fortunately the
temperature has not been unse asonabie, SO that
damage from sprouting has been
have been the case hal the wheat been
sastrous reports reach from Scotland where
aud rainfall have wrought irreparable damage Doth in
cereals anu hay when mas isy rotted the ground
undsr the excessive moisture. The harvest Ia The
North woaid have been ihfes weeks
month late under any circumst snccs. but
the recent storms render IL problematica when the
will be secured The weather has also unavor
abe for potatoes aud the disease has spre
alarming manner The yield OF taken altogether
IS decidedly bad throughout the Kingdom and tue cond
tion in which goad deal of the wheat becn
Gathered and stacked renders II mprobable
That the offerings the principal mirkets
WI br on anything bat limited scale weeks 10
come. inn qntsity oi tue grain is icciacd icir
20 iat year, ana liera~e tiuiNtu.e vi inreish
viii oe fciuit, rciicr ~ 10 t,r ptescut a..
Daroy cutting has only just begun but II tue westhet
anything like hsrgsstpg yield
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.h. c.re. /, .n.ep..ed .h.n .ppem.d before ". r.ln

this cereal anticipated than appeared before the rain
"A rmer tone has been apparsn, IN tho yhsa. trade both
pressing enee, OF continued large inpo.ons foreign
grain INTO Londn has to rs. eat rn,snt deprived a.. mar
f. amount o. bu.iae,s eo~s;sr wa, done s IL per aa,s'
ment In lhe trade aad the demand has been Of
q sp II. Hs S Of @ Ss ssss
the the tact that Australia aud New Zealand
purchased doubtless the purpose Of with
soms OF our own g.omih required tor mmsdIas ass 4, i,
Lead to any ms,ed. iiss in values. as
nps o auarss are saed with whe and The
short il is repesented can scarcely be eos er 30 soon
alter the harvest good deal Of .ttenon has recently
time have moderate scale appears
a. shes has been dec,aedy better demand Of i.te ana
large sales have been made at an advance per quar-
LIVERPOOL. Sept 4-5P.M
October and November delivery, Is. ied upands
mida9g esn'e new CROP shipped November and Deeem
rrss,'iens I on n.ccn 49,. per ewt for long clear mdds'
LoSDos. Sept 4--5 80 +. NJ.
rrGdnss1Rsaasd pesseu@ iosd. ao.d gallon
Petroleum. SAT for fine pale American
NEW YORK PRODUCE EXCHANGE
Pork-Easern dull at 7os. Western dull sos Bacon
"@ saS dull a. s d Sor clear da a1 at 81 3D.
Besnaa ass s@' ss
prime mess dull =. e7s Lard Prime Western s.s.ay at
so,. a%s a7 R"n ca aa \. @ 81 Sae
duh At luS Oh e.e-Amercan choice frmcr At Otis Lord
oil steady At 46s Flonr-Extra state stea y at 3Os.
WheatNo sprng ste ,dy at LIS Id No. do. steady
lis iod winter southe steady rs 81 DO. Western,
In the market CornMixed soft stead, at 2Is sd
Cotton seed il-Yeow American steady at 34s
FINANCIAL.
LONDON, Sept. f-@ NJ.
Gorsols, o5 Ole for both money And ite sceount
Paris Aivces quote bve per rentes lOS S1isc
tho
PARIS. sept. 4, 1876.
Exchange on London. 25f. lic tor short sight.
LONDON, sept. A. 10 T.. NJ.
United States bonds 1S67s, 1O7i4 New York Central,
lol =; Illinois Central. 67j,.
Erie hallway shares l2'n,
The amount bullion gone into the Bank Of England
balance to-day Is $1,000
BERLIN. Sept I, 1877.
The weekly statement of the Imperial Bank oi Germany
shows dccrease OF y, ,IOJ UOD marks.
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PENSION DAY.

Long before daylight yesterday morning the block
bounded by Hanover Beaver and William streets and
Exchange place was crowded with males nnd females,
VINO had been waiting IN Inc for the Office of Peuson
Agent Howe 10 opcn In order to receive the second
quarterly pensions ior the present year. All tue
clerks were on duty Dy hafpast .w0 O'Clock A. NJ.
and by twelve o'0ocs upward o $50 900 had been paid
out. Even atcr the SuD- Treasury was closed long
line OF pensioners hovered around Colonel Howe'S
Office to obtain their checks. Payments were being
made up to seven O'Clock IN the evening. The total
amount pald yesterday To individual callers was
nearly $4,000, besides the amount sent by mail 10
pensioners residing outside of tho city.
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O'DCNOvAN ROSSA NOT A BANKRUPT.

To TIKI EDITOR OF THs nERALp:-
The HEEALo stated the other DAY that had failed
owing $4,000 with assets or only 50 600 This s an
error calculated 10 40 mo great HARM and am sufe
that you will give me an opportunity correct II.
owed only one man, H. X. Thurbcr, Tor furniture 10
my hotel $4,000, aud gave up the place TO MIN be-
cause the was too high for me TO succeed. Mr.
IhGrber has taken possession OF the ho,e to sccurs
hImse't as desired, aud there Was no sherln u tnS
cd-c al all One thousand dotars VIII every other
collar hal oNe vhiti VIII pay. auu an, tuefcvl
uuwidUg 10 Us considered ,nivug Tue ulau,
| Yours respectfully QQo60YAM 4oAxAA y
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and account osk e5x; now four and half per
cent bonds 10ok 1855; nve-twenty bonds OF 1867.
lO7k; ten-forty bonds. losk ives of 1884, 1913 a
i07x; Erie common shares, l27i 12h; Erie pre-
ierred shares, 2ois 81; New York Central. lOlh II.
linois Central, 671s Rentss in Paris advanced TO
I05E s71sc., and exchange on London quoted est
l4c
RAILROAD EARNINGS
The following were the earnings OF the Chicago and
st. Paul Railroad for the month Of August
1871 SGT, 900
toso.'.... oo3 Voo
Increase. $l0S, 900
BONDS.
State bonds at the Board dull and steady, with
sales confined to Louisiana sevsns, consos; Tennessee
SKIES. new series, and Missouri skies OF 1894.
RAILROAD BONDS.
Railroad bonds were strong and generally higher,
with the largest advance az per ccni-n Lshigh
and Wikesbarre consols; Ohio aud Mississippi, con-
solidated sinking funds and Great Western nrsts Of
1883 advanced l per cent each; Western Union Tele-
graph coupons of 1900, Y per cent; Chicago Rock
Island and Pacific SKIES, y, and New York Central,
Northwestern consolidated gold sevens, Milwaukee
and ST Paul lacrosse divislon and Hannibal and
ST. Joseph eghts, convertible, y each. There was
decline of 4 in c., G. and l. c. hrsts, u in Union
Pacific lrsts and in Canada Southern Arsts coupon
on,.
vpvtA
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PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
The closing prices OF Ph,ladelphia stocks wers:--
MINING SHARES.

The following were the open quotations for mining
Itocks Ut San Francisco to-day:-Goud h Curry, 10;
Savage, 8; Cholar Poios 81; Opnr, Tx; Hale Nor
Cross Ga; Crown Point All Yellow Jacket IL {:
Bclcher, Z; Imperial l. Virginia Consolidated, 33 !;
California, 20; Overman, 251a; Raymond l. Ely, 16;
Eureka G. ". 8; Best'& Belcher ls1.; Kentuok, 6;
Union Consolidated, 61s; Alpha, 12h; Meadow Valley.
~; Sierra Nevada, AZ; Mexican, 111a; Caledonia,
u Silver II, 4; Eureka Consolidated AZ; Justice, 10
julia Consolidated, IL.
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PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.
PROVIDENCE, K. l.. sept T. 1877.
Printing cloths dull without quotabls change In price,
HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA. Sept. 4. 1877.
sugar nominal spanish ,od. 227 225,s kxchangc
Hm Vn the United Sgses. sixty dass. currency III
premium; short sight do. "a 5t4 premium, DO sky
days gold, Ia = premium; snort sight, do sA pre-
mum, ON London, lsia ~ premium. On Paris, OK
premium.
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COFFEE MARKETS.

RIO JANEiRo August %
Via BAHIA, Sept. s. 1877.
Exchange London, 2fss.
The coffee marSe, 10 firm AT the decline Rio good hrst,
$500 1890 rcis 10 kilos Average daily receipts
$500 bags Weeks shipments to the Channel and north
OF Europe, 600 bags the Unite states 5000 bags
to the Mediterranean. Weeks for the Channel
and north OF Europe 30 ~ bags: Tor the United states
5000 bags tor the Mediterranean, stock 800
bags. Freights sail for the Channel ,i3s. 3D.
SANTOS, August 20. 1877.
Coffee market very quiet; prices nearly ndminal Su.
peror, 5000 q 800 ies per 10 kos. Average daily
ceipts, 1900 bags Weeks shipments to ali countries
1000 bags. to the Channe Europe and the Mediterranean
Weeks sales for Europe ba for the United
States. none. Stock, Is 900 bags
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FINANC CIAlI.

T NEW EXCHANGE. % WILLIAM sr.-STOCKS
Abought and sold: 10 shares and upward prices
large amounts; margin, per cent; commissionsl a
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Futures higher and closed quiet bu. steady with
ads Tor the Of from "a ten points The closing
prices toaay. co:pared with MONDAYS folvws:
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COPAHVN NE;tsgIIks.

TOuN H. HAAR JULIUs mENGsILER
y ilaa Co. Bankers and brokers. 45 Wall St
Post Office box I6S
NV YORK. september ]. 1877
Mr. Charles r. Ksehnemnndi, mocr of the New York
Stock Exchange. Is tins dtv admitted IA rn. Tho
business will be continued heretofore under h"
firm name. HhAR CO.
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VOL. 9.
Gke 8ul1etin.
A Family or CONN ranc,er..
st. Louis Republican,


The Mayos Of Elizabeth, N. j., are coffin
fanciers. Some time ago Miss Emma
Mayo, spinster Of tbirty--very Itch and
correspondingly charitable--went into an
undertaker's shop and ordered a burial
casket Of peculiar pattern and workma n
ship. She drew a plan OF 1t and made the
specifications on paper. Its outline was
like keystone. When asked for whom Ii
was and when il was wanted, she said ii
was for herself, and she wished il made
right away. The undertaken was astound.
ed, but Miss Mayo convinced him that she
was i'm earnest, and in her right mind and
meant business. SO she got herself meas
ured for coffin and the order was sent TO
New York to be filled. 1t was novel
job, and took some time. At length The
coffin was completed, sent to Elizabeth and
Miss Mayo was informed Of its arrival and
readiness Tor her inspection. She we mt to
see IL in her.gayest hurnor, found some OBJ
jectioDs to II, and ordered changes to suit
her taste. I'll a very rich and costly
satin, with 4 soft, silken pillow, and
and comfortable. looking coffin, and Miss
Mayo goes to see it in the ghastv store
room nearly every day. She appears to
contemplate it with pleasure, and dusts it
tenderly with her lace handkerchief. She
treats il as a treasure, aud really enjoys
familiarzing herself with Ter final bed of
rest. IL ~ also an object Of interest TO Miss
Mayo's many friends. who are permitted
to see it, although che always goes alone.
Her father, Edward Mayo, was buried in a
mummy caskct, which conformed as nearly
a. possible to the shape OF the human form.
1t appears to be freak of the family.
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SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

nN1E countenanCe is pale and
L leaden-colored, with occasional
Pushes, or circunl5cribed spot on
one or both checks; the eyes become
dul! ; the pupils diill.; an azure semi
circle runs along the lower eye lid;
the nose isiryitltci, swells, and some
times bleeds swelling of the upper
lip; occasional headache, with hum
ming or throbbing OF the ears an
unusual secretion Of saliva; Shiny or
furred tongue; breath very foul, par
ticularly in the morning; appetite
variable, sometimes voraciotlS, witha
gnawing sensation Of the stomach, at
Others, entirely gone neeting pains
in the stomach occasional nausea
and vomiting; violent pains through
out the abdomen; bowels irregular,
at times cos:iyt; stools Shiny; not
unfrequcntly tingcd with blood
belly swollen and hard urine tur-
bid; respiration OCCASIONALLY diff
cult, and accompanied by hiccough;
cough sometimcilryand conclusive;
unca5y AMI disturbed sleep, with
grinding Of the teeth; temper varia-
BE, but generally irritable, &c.
Whenever the above symptoms
are founl to exist,
DIR. c. MtLANE' S VERMIFUGE
VIII certainly effect a cure.
IT DOES NOT cOETAIN MERCURY
II any form; It IS an innocent prepa.
ration, nottIFbIce fH0iRg tie shGht-
est injury 10 Ht mosi fcaIer infant.
The genuine DR.. McLANE's YER
MIFUCE bears the signatures of G.
McLANE and FILMING Bros. on the
wrapper.
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a Turkish Incident.
ffrom the london Examiner }

n I'III 0I' I1VIIIVII n HTI'HeTV
The old Adam IL still strong in the Turk
ish Disciples OF constitutional law. The
other day some Inhabitants Of Pognoniani
came to Constantinople to complain per-
sonslIy to parliament Of their governor,
Yusuf Ali Boy. On being informed that
parliament could not receive their COM
plant in that form the departed much dis
appointed, when, fortunately for them,
and unfortunately for Yusuf, they espied
him quietly slipping his Mocha 10 a conyen-
lent coiiee-house.
They all marched up TO him, and the
elder OF the party, standing before him,
began TO recapitUlate all OF the enormities
he had beeen guilty OF. Having thus adj
mon-hed him, the whole party then tell
upon him and thrashed him numerically,
till the Zeptiehs interfered and assured the
aggressors that their conduct was highly
parliamentary.
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