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Pitching the Bible Ont OF the
lnrS.

Cars.
1t intimated that Father Grogan, the
Priest Of St. Bridget's Church, Chicago,
who one day last week took upon himself
the responsibility OF pitching a bible,
kept in rack on car on the Illinois
Central road, out OF the window, was un-
der the influence Of ardent spirits when
he committed such an outrage on com.
mon sense ard common decency. We
presume that most likely this was the
case, and yet his act was nevertheless a
high handed performance, inasmuch as it
evinced lin vino veritas) the real spirit Of
the man. lie says that he threw it out
because Of some improper lines in pen.
Gil on one Of the fly leaves. This is no ex.
cuse at all. He was not employed by the
railroad company to expurgate the lit.
eratuFe carried on the line Of their
road, and had he been sober we presume
he would have hesitated TO usurp such a
prerogative. We infer that the sight Of
Protestant Bible on the cars inllamed
his blood, already heated with liquor,
and that thus carried away his natural
aversion to such sight got the better of
him.
There are priests who, even when duly
sober, take on themselves Incorporate
performances. For instance, Father
Leonard, the pastor of St. Johns Church
at Newark, New Jersey. poured out tor
rent Of abuse on the common schools the
other day, which is noticed in nearly all
the Eastern papers. He went so far as
to remark that the children who
attended the public schools were
liable "to incur the malediclion Of
Heaven he gave the parents Of these
children to understand that ifthey did not
wish to withdraw them from the schools
That he would avail himself of the
privilege, and publicly denounce them
from the altar; and il their children
were members OF the Angels Society OF
st. Johns he would have them expelled.
He would rot permit them to associate
with with the other children Of the par.
i'h at church, as he feared their contami.
mating influence. He had taken his
stand, he said, and under no considera.
ton would he recede from it,"
We are not sure that Father Leonard
wa' duly sober when he made these re.
marks. What especially excites our
mi'glvings that he was not is the follow
ing passage in his speech:
Father Leonard then alluded to poll
tics, and related an incident which hap
pencd in Monmouth county some years
ago while he was on the mission. Il
seems that Mr.. O'Reilly, a candidate for
sheriff, relying upon his Celtic name, ia.
sued an address to the Irish Catholic
yOters, telling them that the time for &C,
ton had arrived; "and they did act" said
Father Leonard, "but not in the manner
that OReilly wished them TO. went
among the people and informed them
that he was renegade 10 his religion
aud they all voted against him, and as 1
consequence he was defeated" O'Reilly',
parents were Catholics, but he himself
joined one OF the Protestant churches
III am not very much mistaken" con,
tinued the clerical politician, "there are
some people in Newark who will make
themselves felt in like manner at the
polls" during the fall campaign.
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The Client Military Hospital
Burned,

LONDON, September 15.-A dispatch
from Ghent reports the destruction by
fire OF the Military Hospital. It is be-.
lieved everybody In the institution was
removed in safety.
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OMAHA, Mn, September l5.-An ex-
animation Of young gentlemen for Ap'
pointment to West Point from Congress-
man Welch'S district, held ii Lincoln
resulted in the choice Of Lucius Wakely,
son Of Judge Wakely, Of this city.
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THE Central Meihodist and the Parkefs.
burg Catholic Messenger are exchanging
some lively compliments these times.
As specimens we quote as follows, begin
ming with the MethodisL'
"As drunkenness is Catholic virtue,
practiced largely by the Priests, their op-
position TO temperance reform may be
readily uuderstood." Cd. 1.-THE suppress
sion Of this vice would largely reduce
the fees for absolution from the crimes
committed in consequence"
In reply to this paragraph the Catholic
Messenger retorts as follows
"How surely those evangelicals will
pass over the truth in order to lie. We
know whence the CtNtrdl MethOdia derives
its information, regarding this " Catholic
virtue and the fees for absolution from
its own malignant stomach. This too in
the face OF facts. People who have glass
legs ought not to throw stones is the ad.
age. Every one knows the saying: A
conference Of preachers is.sho-bAr.keep.
ers harvest AT camp.meeting preach.
er will shout away more sins on a half
cooked chicken than any dozen priests
could absolve in a week.
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Alabun,n,sFirst T,oIe.

NASHVILLE, September l5.-The first
bale Of Alabama cotton was offered on
change to-day and bid otF by Adams,
Throne 4 Co. atS5 cents. 1t was shipped
to Eakin Adams, n. Y.
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WEST VA. UNIVERSITY,
1877. MORGANTOwN. 1878

This Institution Of Learning, under the Pruddtu.
ey Of Rev. J. Il. Thomp,On, a. N b, iv ntgrng upor
= new era Of prosperity. During the spring Tenn
Jl closed, the attendance Of students was incruG.
I'd over G5 per cent II has large and ,thoIsFIy
Faculty. beauuiul, hoAllhiul and moral ocaIiori,
ample scientific and Philosophical Apparatus;
most thorough character; q \ andird Of Ichoar,hip
tufpassed by no American Institution Of LEARNING.
LHA E4PsSsEs AK LEsS than At any otbET place
EhaEn 10 ahJrd equal advantages. The Fall Term
Dsyins sept mber 5th; the Winter term January
%, and spring term March 9Th For fall iniOf.
nation, catalogues, sc, bddress the President.
GEO. c. sTURGIss,
AUGUsr IS, 1877. ami. WSS
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CANPBELL,-on Sunday night, September IS,
1871, At II O'Clock, Mrs. ANN CGAPnELL. WIdowof
James Campbell, aged g years.
Funeral notice tomorrow.
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MAKING PREPARATIONS.

Ex!ensive preparations are in progress
to give President Hayes a magnificent re.
ception upon his arrival in the city to-
night. He will be met at the depot and
escorted to the residence Of his friend DR..
John Davis BY procession consisting OF
all the various military organizations,
city police, city officers and a large mum.
ber Of prominent citizens. Along the line
OF march the houses will be decorated with
aag', emblems, and the windows illumi.
mated,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-17

Three thousand troops from Spain
have landed at different points in Cuba
during the last ten days.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-17

The demands Of the greenback-Work-
ingmen's party Of Ohio, are as follows:
Payment Of the bonds according to the
contract, restoration Of thesilver coinage,
repeal OF the resumption act, wholesome
control over corporate bodies, encourage.
ment Of industry, promotion Of employ.
meut and the general welfare, aErndu'
ated income tax, prohibition Of "stOre
pay" to wOrkmen, the ballot box and not
violence to redress wrongs, public lands
for settlers only, government to issue all
the money, and to issue greenbAckS in
place OF the bank notes.
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RUSSIA.


ST. PETERSBURG, September 5.-The
Russian police have discovered NihiliSt
conspiracy to Rssassinate the Gar on the
battlefield.
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CINCINNATI.
Charged With Completely in
kObbing His Own Office.

CINCINNATI, September l5.-Lewis Ny.
ers, County Treasurer, from whose office
at Wapakoneta, Ohio, some $4,000 was
claimed to have been taken on the night
Of September 9th, was yesterday arrested
on a charge Of completely in the robbery.
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NO BETTER.

A dispatch from Richmond, Ind, this
evening says Senator Morton's condition
is unchanged.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-17
WAS. E. DWIGHT,
PRACTICAL CHEMIST,

I, prepared to mako careful and complete analyts,
II Iron Ores, LImeltoneE, Mineral Waters, Cte.
Laboratory cor. 2Ith and ChApIlns ltreets
Au2 WheolInz Vt Va
, 1877-09-15

snsar famine Will continue throughout tho current
NINTH. t'olIccs were fa!s'y active, md good 10
fancy Fras1cs wrso firm. Teas remain quiet and
casy. Srnpa, mofa.scs, rico. sonrs, etc. wcrn
moving freely al very fn11 figures. In tho dried
fruit market there was no noticeable change. Frh
were In fair rr1ncst at Tho picea current carly In
The week. ttongh decline In goldfish IN likely 10
occur before long. Prices OF bnlttr and cheese
ranged the same ~ on tho day bcfa,c. and were
firmly maintained. Green fruits were doing q IT.
tie better. tbs receipts having fallen Of pomcwhs
rontrv and game remained hnIl, with prizes fAyor-
lnC buyers. There was fairly active leather mar
kct and very ftronR one. The general tendency
brEng upward. Hides we're acttrely inquired for
and were hrld with tnabatch Ermnrfs. ftay, hops,
and bronm. corn were quoicd dnlt and weak. Oils
were moving on liberal scalt at ThnEAdaJ a prices.
Iron and nails, metals and linnera stock wcrc re-
ctiy!ng fA!r rharc Of nttention aud were Nuotcd
unchanged. Wool remains quiet and ttendy.
Cosl md woo,t were htu.
Lake fecl.hia were In fafe demand and nrm At the
advance Of Thursday. on the basis nt 4e for wheat
10 f1n!ao ne for do to Kncrton, and axe tor corn
Ia fin!lalo Koom was inken for 1oO. COO bu wheat,
Isl, 600 bu corn, 160 900 bu oats. md g. 900 BIZ
rye.
Through Eatcs 10 New York by steamer and rail
were quoted At 16Hst5c on wheat and latiltdc
on corn.
Rat freights wcre quiet 1t the recent advancc.
Rates 40 grain. boxed tncats. and other fourth
class arc now 3jc to New York. :s!e 10 baltimore,
3ic to Philadelphia, 4Dc to Boston and other New
Enalanh points, and soc to Montreal.
The New York Produce rEthanqs Htttly gives
the Visible snpp.y os wheat and corn on the dates
named A. foows:
, 1877-09-15

Uoff0H Journal. .,,
Tho c2pItulatfOn OF Nieslcs, Whilo It viii d
regarded ss great triumph by tho Montct,
cgrips, who have 1nadc 30 many UNSUCCESSFUL
kieges, 10 q matter tur no an.all c0ngratul!t!oe
on the part Ut newspaper writer's and readers
Tho place llas hcc1 80 oftcn relieved aud fc'
relieved, yiclua!cd and reylctualel, that Il aa
assumed tedious prominence In dlspateaes
lFntn tho scat of war, Tho garrison Numbers!
original buk 400, and has been reduced onc'haI!
by the casualties OF tho seRe, 30 that tnefe
were un1v about 200 tncn who were left to sur
render their urlns. It Ia problem ol sotaa
physiological intcrcst to 0etcrinIne how s'ea :
slender EurFisou could consume all the 7tetnals
which have from tinc to time been pnlts;I
into Nisssrs. They have. hnwcycr, nut oh1!
suceetaea In this, but, like Oliver lwsst, Aass
craYcl for more. Indeed, thu failure 10 hc e.
victuaIed oeaaaioned tho capLtulation; and ~
Inconvenience of hunger brought about fesu!.s
which tho MDhteHfeTiu arms had Gal!e1 70 =
colnplts4. The Turkish army VI rcltci xnIsa
was reported adY&nctnG upol MoAtenrefih ~
Iitosy TWO VI thrco weeks atnco was chrcktu -
It's advance aud recalled. being rlore uFet,nnJ
needed IN the movements III tho ltalkahs iIus.
NtcsIs being thus abandoned to its fate ~ IN.
the h2nke Of the onteneXrtus-am'nlhst'eHs ~
wctt u food, having failed tho tuek!esA garrison.
The conaucEoTs, IN their Joy, passed over 'nSJ l'
permitted the xarrison and iuhsutants 10 VIE n,o
draw to datschko. Nineteen guns came 'n1s l;'.
the posses&iol of the b{ontenegrtns by thls ea'.
ulatlo1,. anI the eyeut Is one VI great uate'I4
and Strstegtcat importance to theu.
, 1877-09-15

FnArfaf 5it,ntch ID Tns TrfAunn
K..r 1rmsMrv sem Is-t. ri .,:', "ints IA, ths
werE enailnu sspt il 7U3i l,es, ar III ear. '1Y 81
hrn,ph mi 4oS *, ~ v.rI .;neS nv,,n., tsn csr,
liz fflnor nd lis cats u thu liter liz ~cek Hiore,
supply fu!lt opened on Monday and rgcs1ays
psf: a snsda 9s5 ~ s'o.ed " toay u sast 1T
Lieu &G9Be.I7i Eoul. .3ol 10 1, W. %. .hlkadD:
faf !. Obt0 l.1n u. 5Sa.!3 falt. ifAD 10 AN
As.sh&5 tAss common. III " l.Qp. 80 7sG1loD: hus
coxe sad stsgl a33 sAies fur this weak, 5170
head. 4kalnst Z. 3ka 1ast EEsk4
ltons- -iscce!pks, lo:.t, lsad* s6atnst ts.7lo tha
week pet9fei .apply Eo,t thonEh !igas On sstardsy
Philadelphia ind YORK grader uf fur xo< oIn.fel
t'Oft, wa coanua and grAss.r. wsrs About llr ssmo
- liant wee6 hui tolaF receipts being IpEe liberal
Pf1ces Mufe tuc un 0u Ph&rtpA& ~ u AI)s OIL YORK;
rrss tst Phtt!lfp!ist &L!:t* 5t ta!t lhlia1ephtas
sats y @ 1est t&Ms is:.sss ~ r.
4&7s.
i, M @ nesa .s,n &C. ne Hssk
ln.n4 u tu!l nEc:s whe ro!nan sn stack wa wSre
n. 3At4 20: CuMHlpn. ~ 70 ko lbs Ht A81 1ai ytuEk
dull Aa4 hAE4 70 sell ~ $l,aA4l - per hc&d.
ALBANY.
ALs.sY. T.. Sri lt'-t,sx.ns-,,ree eIpta ,es
csrt last Neck A3I Ills market hAa bad The Usual At'
tsHIaeS 4na ruled ssA4t y tho c'osHx ptttt uf As
week 20 to wednesday. Nlen. owing tuA lHks aceu.
.1astivn skesk ~ Co. Jafds aseneL ~ On good ahd
Hc 6h CoMM1At A4fd lhtn AAA f4lta taHes villa &
inodeIats bus!nesa rlo:lnx very dull
s.xxr Ahp LAsat-!teSsspta ~ tsrs: ~! nsck 70!
q xooa supplY. ;, With tsIF naslaesa earY iA
she Msek M y decline u A@he With sacs ~ %AS9ss
, 1877-09-15

xc I'll, r,,,,.,, .,.,,.,,,,, .,,o., .,,,,., ,,,no
e:ot:a .'!se ae!ssT NY ysFt asli. saa s.s
.e;5 s:c:sdti n T,psf:si ,s|g@sa.. 1S!s
ms iii f, rs"s s thsn M NV @ naaes WV
tcs f. o.9 er t faE d !" s
;a!ssa.cn lns : VI: 's s:sss + ~hsn 4: INK:
hsrs SS5s cte s .s,rss n 'ensy n.s y{,s s
!ss; s;ss !:1s ;s''s 81: Il
fses hys5, ST 10 'fveti r. q
ssaei sns 10 ts;t ettT a., ,S;S sSsaf S2s, Il:
month opensi Il tissA.ins i'll ifrtasisr;y 10
& Is; III :si lii; s:snS:! 4
~ W. ssto;is II ~ .p;1s. : ~:
a' @ or s;';s It I'll. ;ss
s!:f$ fSss #! ss ; Il a'sa ID
g5,sf:s !a!ass s fn: xs1s ii II It @ ~
s.s'"1 1, rat, 4 % s9 ~" au b, sample at s'''a
,h:5 :: .s.k. a,s1!nns Hat; ter
sS ,;ss; ss,;s5
soE nd .pp"rs wcrt = .ro*sS M ha 10 o. s.tr
Sf hs III a & .S;ss;{ It Sss .s
rs !s! 4 ;a a. ,n M su;; s iii tst st sss st
; Y: s;sss$
sntei il, mil sra.jnns tds surn 6pi sccr 5ctoSr
\ s:fS II s:;s ~ I ::$
s!s:s f;s;sS I s
~ s; %Ha y, " sy ''oe 81 'st'0 ." 'F'sx' Ta'a,
"'Fas y sn s1r ~
are,Grtt III of W PR In Sv CAL, II! l!l9s!Itc
, 1877-09-15
REAL ESTATE.


Friday. Sept. II:
wc.t Taylor At. s7H II y of Centre av,n I. s7<
tl13 tt. dated SEPT. ~ .........3 5000
Western ~: n y cor ot Coulter 1t. I. .t1lA ~,
s.e Ii sth 4 H. ssa s}o,.: iii e: seof: IL,
ltFn. r a:5 # of 1Jcdcn nr I. ~ n 10 alley.
shtna A. tho above daei Sept. l2..+.....:. l.sbs
Aleaan:tt 9. = g. Of Portland av n T. S'Re7 ,,o,
VII! Kt!a E y. = ilneoin il. I, aii ' ~.
siiixsaxrss :ws.r e kn,ms:,. ~ ;ay
ss 'ssa Vt Wi: @ III H. 's HS:hei ei'fo g
Ly.a iss. e. 4 wss f.5or sSia; 0'
~. with building. datea ~cpt. ia.. d,soo
T2wnm,it Il - = Ut White A. W. a4sfs' I'm
wet as1a naas s.s IT. II, /, .; t,ski.y ~ :of
?d1a t. with building. ,iatcd Aug. 2t. GOO
Ihc l!sM,i.rh Sn ~ M!eaigan ~ dtfen s,l sslt.
wsss i.iii:an Il. is3 RI oiiGiinton Il: II.
!4iltU II, hatcd SrGt. N.......... ,..a-.... $50
nl!ssa " ,Wis :Sf Twsa'y VI ninth = .t;s ILL.,, lto
n. 10 thaanssy il. Observation-Disclosures. 1noo,
SOUTH or cIrr LIMITS. WITHIN 4 ktHlEs or AxyKx
MtLEanF THk GuCNr. !ioraE.
VIII iu'd!ns. d.ssd stpt % Ill.,: 5000
Lot ~ f,tyIslHn IL, ami Lot IN Division u
tnu hlnrk). Clrr'i nart Kr1z!s's sec. y,14.
u. an' oihcf property. dAtrh sept. i3...... 5.nn
"kar W otIr LINT. WITHIN hAntts OF skfkf
NILES W rMx ChrAT -MN'kE.
Powell AZ, Aonth VI Fullerton Ay., " {. 1sxls0
c;!it$;s': ~; II @ 81; ~, 20
toa 4. With 9ntls!!nE. !latsA scpt. tt...:. ,,5so
lUJtt, wlth building. dated Sept. l4.,...". t.s5o
, 1877-09-15
N nlcs and Tlldcn.

= = RUfA<4}fr I3<FIac|1l, .,1,
Mr, Tiiaen met thu Prince of Wales teeehM,.
The entire utotelliuxs wefs without fofnatlt.
swell, uld fellow" lo said, ~ seq sou h1!s AZ
bcen nllsbchsyluy again. French aetress ~, y.
time, hsYt Are you lsut axaze. my sFseDd, snA'
5efuFa Ia pecessArylh ~.
finger TN IN American Newspaper conLalnlps y
account Ut ths WAllingtusd matter, "3ea'
think it is."
''iou.l day, sir" said Mr.. T1dcn, with 'uleo''
dignity. ,v,,..
"Iood day, sE," said the Prince Of "asA
loving stttljY: .,,,o,a
Ths cahla doesa't aeen to haHo naeusiooea
thls.
, 1877-09-15

TAR Ia choice varictrs Frrc freely offered nt 1slE
per- hu. Sweet potatoes rcrc qnutcd NJ t10mt+H Ere
hri-tht 1Airr nrnrt for JrFfryT.
sea'on sirsnre, ana tt hrn time whtrh A.. rsr.a'.a
the market for Inns tf,r past hnw a'tHs likely to
tprriir Irytlsr into m iEaRec. IemrAFcd with the
cnst AZ fdrs rai Is re1p sud II the rFtcr Of Tho
Tie HrtfI,n Saos and Hhtr Reriffo Of thls ety Fa}s
'.The rniire ranst of Chlcaku tannaRb hss hern IN
nrtfyc rirt1,hl tnrEnH the wrrk. Tanness nrt very
sttnar. evrrai 81 ths le.3laS ara, 1'svs rsesntiy
kerp ar with he deaiani.. Al a1vsnre Of <e hst ,t
Ir.,eI y iI9,ton nnt ChIr,fo aosk n .het markc:
market u c.tIrdiy upvat'i ~ nhltt ~e hare no
this week thcfe IL litir lont t.t in tanur. en-
hsnccmemt Of value Will accrle in tic 1nlme.Atc fin
tnrr."
, 1877-09-15

PtOpR-TAs 10 good local dcu.sud With fslr In.
0ary Tor export, sna tbs market hrm Al fun pre-.
foF mose SPOT duura than taeJ could supply but buyers
not willing " TAXA lots to arrive wItho few aay4.
The uarkst aad<stood ~ bs really bara Of Gours.
ranging shout IS ~ which Il thu class wanted
Sext9fttfA sales hefs reported of al5 bfls winters
parity - shit LOO tra Water supers u ~ 5vi
ana 40 oFta tprLax eAssaA cAiaar II xa31aa.1a,
IoiaI atsSrs 1hs market rlusxd with tie following
~ sths tsaSe Vt Hscs: Ehottx 10 fArvets tsHn1s of
wtnteFh Sa7ss7!5; gea4 tp prime b,suds Of wintats
10 bo4a wi ch1lcu " uns etInx. H. s 7Gui talr 10
rooI spring. IS. so4d oo; low sprlux taot& uo fair
~ goad Minnesota spt'nEt H. oo 70. cholse " fancy
Niunesots spriuKs &7.A27. oQ patent sprtusB g. oA
100; low grsle. S1.a,A3.iAj; RE. s10a1113J.
bAAs--wa. quiet aat unchanged. ka.s Wal made Of
~ koR1 It $tQL W pef &an un track.
AtDtttANs. Ere. .-s1le& we're 40 tons ~ 1il,Qp@
1atU ptE lol ou tF4ck. ~
CUM 'MkAL-e4le IA4 lH1dt Of 10 t0n1 cpAE40 At
81. u pcf ION track. .T.'.
WHEAr-:WAa ssslrs md Irregular. Tbs market for
futurct teci!At4 ntNc par b4. clostnS xs1Sa brlow
lhe 1alrst FEIesA VI Ihssy, Wills csah xteat tGu "
, 1877-09-15


CArTLE-Jalgcd Alone by tin volumu Of sales. tho
market could fairly hc called aetfre. nrcr 3o1 head
changing nwncra but whatever Of actlstty tho market
tnny have htsnlsytd due 10 tho fact tat holders
were willing let the ktosk at tho best figures oh
lainablc, Tho ntaforablo news from tho Ets the largo
quantity Of stock Ia the Yards md The near approach vi
tire end Of the week cana!nY general desire to
realize. Tho result WAS that thu days trad-
inE was done nj a fnr&hnr average rrtne.
ton Of 1oai24c, IA clearly aown By tho published
transactions. yrrY l.tle stun taken At prices aayn
$3.50, white tho larger rart changed owners below
$415. There wssA salo Of ~ head averaging 3d lbs
1t $s. o. hut with that sluac etcertlon 30 WAS the
highest nguro obtained FaIr 10 Ermo s.eern AstraE.
Ink fton E,1 l. 1oo lbs. slow at tho scry low
range Of psa47t while c1of.t steers OF !rnvler av.
eraEo wrrn cfu.rl uns II $i.DU.h25. storkers were
neKlectel. Feeders as aid If getting tod OF stock
Inherited with tho rtya4 cseE md only wlIrfn dfcldcL
s'harGa!ns" Ncrc AEeFrd wbn1A they invest. Sales
were effected - ~, 75dst ~ Butchers cows sold At
- 4t:pT&rtOxA:
Extra Veeves-f radclstccrs wcIGhEnHt. 40
~ ard xafa. &55o650 %
Chnl.c lstcsrs-fine, fat. wel,.tarmcd 4.
years tnt. ycsr'oid stsert. Weighing 12to -,
ooM - M steii,. wcgn:
inw /. ioto !. 2 na..:.:.,..........;.:.. A118h75
,s i.,s' 10 l. I'll a.soa Loo
putctler,' stckIt'oor loeatnlnod slteIsa
wessins sS to iii III. s...t....:.::..".. @ 2coas.as
10 iI0 IL. c7so9ao
is AMI scnsWas Observation-Disclosures. 1:saa. ~
Tcxns-fhlotgdrose 1.7.h1t7 ~
vcAls-lcr lO0 bt fnut3fea1. HDk*5.6u
, 1877-09-15

were New York Central. q, 900 Eric, "A. 0ot Lake
Shore, 4,oDD Northwestern common. U.pt'n pre-
fcrrcl. 10. 400 Sc. Paul common. II, 900 preferred.
4,nOn Dttawate It Hudson, 4. 900 st. doc common.
F,N00 preferred. 81. 900 LarktwAnna, f.un0 New
ter.cy Central, 2. 900 Mnrri. Eracr, 0o0 PActac
Mall. and IL, Ota0 Western Union.
Money advanced u Il 4. the close. Prime mcr-
tsntilc paper. h't6S.
EN-sosn*. $tn7,NF1. ..,
Tile Treasury hiahnYFcd $o14, 600.
;'lrArhrcts, $li, 200. QUO. ....-
nfy gopd imports for tho week, 81, 0f11. ono.
s,cfl,ne, steady; 1ong, 4a,,s shett, 4stl,s.
, 1877-09-15

sEEl's AZ matSst II .,Ta?sty -. scss;s 1Un and
tino 10 quote: Ill 4i2pE 10 TOR ltmnhY; At ss.2sS
LA for ciorcr: and ii :. llt!a 1. ~ fur nay.
dtmsnl ln anote The market arm with N a!s aucng
ao,r, II: e .f ,s e. T "o se
ba:t 47-U5: Ashton dslf>. per aack: *l.33.
Wtb3t-lIcnla!ns quiet n1h strhdY At the following
1uotnt!ons: Nahum mnw asheh wooa mo !ecs anc un.
wA.cd I'll CSC, Gne feecc. wt.hel. 37Y. 4ocs medium
xtk,
Wijf,i1--Tss 1Hotcd eteAdy Ae fH.u1 10 for mattt.
at xhp}tUuu for beech. Aai At eAuudl 80 fof sabt.
tr(jfercd.
, 1877-09-15
*i:x. dir.

sE1. DIR. -----
NEW ORLEANS. --..--.--..
New uMrAxs. Sept. 1i.:-Gold, 103a,0103H.
SIGHT exchange, u ptcnlsaea.
Sterling. l0l!i.
LoNpo.. Sept. 14.-pcnnsy1ranla Central. %;
Rcadfn? 1taltroail, l6!:.
In,,e, States h"nils-'G7s, lD5; '0ss, 1o7A;
10-IG-. 107it; new ~, 1o1k.
a., Ge1ttsl: ld:i Erie 1o'.; preferred 20; I'LL
P.nlt, sept. 14.-Rentcs, 1odt coc>
, 1877-09-15


United Kingdom irllcatcs that ttcfo will be mn
extra demand for foreign breadstnds fram that
ca'se n10no. and there can be llttn Doubt. after
carefn inquiry IT tic situation, that Nroat }rftntn
will want all the wheat and corn We have to spare.
soasc parties in she trade say that con'A snpp'y
England with lto 600, 600 bu wheat Ibis year. but
such usterancca nrr more grandisoqurnt than true.
II we can export two-thirds Of that qusnsity wo
shall DO well.
Tho following Is an extract from q letter dated
Londonderry. sept. !, 1a77:
s c nj ''s y ssH ss etss ~ A.
4 as IT, i *sa ~ I'D + o,. + eso te
into inc kr,und snd rnttlns Unless lhesr u tctr
asss Ss.sss i!f ~
g ;s "a +: q ;fs
- "s'F ss Il !" wsss al hesr St
G:n e: q l. 1T 70. ~, so;s &: 1 fIs ~
St|:.ne ny .% 'or,sst d ys!a xs k!ss:'o -
Fissra @ f.' n. st6 Il "s'sf. e.
sse: u. "s !Sst sta rs @ = ~
up by the roou hay hetnE carried inc knuwt vhero
Tic Chicago Commercial Report says:
ncrs from all arctIons Of the honxrowins sectiona
o9th soln5r s = ssf
i..t "ess s"htstca s"me l.." hut ,!s saest Il h
4 e. :, = i; FL: Th ysa 4 VIZ. e:
n E,.i ~ {:s.s dao sa abaaisat e! x EIois
y = p r. ,,, 1 foh y EaEa9 a6 ~ a.
ss.sy si eslss. S!oS Iyr 'st t.,t e:Fors s!a.s
] ] ~ s'': % ;!s;
fS M e s s e2!k F'"' art
The Springfield Mass. } Republican says:
Thr large wnr.t snsrlnset Of Austr.a. Kansa. Eryp
o Ts e Il H.
English inarxrt where lwms v,o*n = srcndy auottd
NJ s, ;
Obliged Il drug thb market hrtfsfttf.
Thu Cincinnati Cazefts Of tho 18th says:
Thr nses e s q srsn aaa T e 5I9
s!.ie. s'isSs liz
3s a% ~
souat e. III q 'S sps a. ss:ui t:t
T.; ~: an T. ,s !; t
+ a; ~ ,!:s!s s
IT, tsa T
cau'el the farmer. to h.ll back. rsu IN price haa
:: :a }
sss tt .ks H.. ~. rSfso @ nsfS nss
, @ b. so,t e ~ M 81 anSnM: a re sane eeFe la.t
rss.tc sor or na s s.e n'ae Jss ID TIC
Referring IN the generally admitted fact that Tho
wheat crop OF The British Isles Is tho poorest known
IN tho past thirty four years. tho London Echo aays:
ss r 81 .s !S
tina 'iS@i: ..sso;:TsG;Ms fsTa sser tsrn u ~
: 81 ~: s!ss
IS: il: Ill., ,,;$,: ;; s,S'
- :.'Ss: s:
::S .s Iss l.: $s:s:s s:
ssasl'e NJ sc,4lt. haye hssn = xsIc e
IT,: 4: e.,
~ rtff fEN
, 1877-09-15
COMMERCIAL.

The foilnu,ng were the receipts and shipments
nf the leading articles produce IN this city during
tho twcnsv.four hours ending At Z o'clock on
Friday morning. and for tho corresponding
tIm0 last year: