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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-24
THE COURTS.
AN ICE CoMPANYs DECEIT.

Judge Van HOcsen, in the Court Of Com
Poas, yesterday rendered decision In the suit ~
Rensselaer, - winchc against the Knickcrbockes lea
Company The complaint alleged that on November "a
1869 the defendant made contract 10 deliver 400
tons Of lee to tho plaintiff In the following fonr years Al
the ratio Of $3.50 ton Two thousand tons ~
to be delivered yearly The contract provided hst n hs
supply OF ice should be short only propor'lonsely
smaller amount should be delivered On May I,
1870. the company said that n did not have
fn supply and could oniy deliver 5s7 tons thu; year
and IN agreement was made 10 that effect The plain
TN says that b. has since learned that the rcpfrs
tions Of the company false The price ~ lee had
rscu and the company took this method a. deiF4ud Ito
dealers. Thc dhcrucc beiwcon the mlrset price gui
the contract ~ the ~ IONS MT deivere during
1870 WIS $4,000, aud he brought snt 20 that
amount.
Tnc answer declared That there was not full supply
OF Ice for 1870, and that only ~ per cont ~ the
agreed % could De delivered 10 the cOupaugs CUSTOMERS
Jndge Van Uoeaen In giving Judgment Tor The plaintiff
in the ~ 1880 a. win infrfcs, from Aurusf n
1877, that tie evidence 0i fraud Is much the saale
the .nit oi Kemp aalinIf TIE same YanY ne
cannot overlook the fact that IN hat both ge-
elal and General Terms of ne Common Pleas tl0ugf
there was ample evidence OF fngd Continuing hc says
IN substance:
4" Il tue question were one. should and that
the defendant obtained release. from dealers by fraud
cent the proposition each dealer entitled ~
an nnOcoat mstkc. The dealers understood that iln
supply each dealer with twenty nlnc tons cyefy 100
tons called fJr ~ the contracts. Tue statement rally
was that the new Tee harvested by o. defendant
amount II 20 about - 81 te 0tai caImfF NJ a fs 'n-
houses. fba company wliully ns''d fhe deniers and
intended that they should deal under mia nprelenfi
When u IL known that tn cduaciiy - tho defcrauts
icehouscs was than 100000 tons while all .he DO
mlnds Of tho trade could be- suppcd With 260Oon toas
The grpssue@s ~ the deception bccomcs sfrsugiy
fes' ~ was not an innocent msiase 10 ave Iae iupre.
sOa hat the new Tee only % cent u the quantity
required fOr the supply ~ the trade.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-24
ONO AND MISSISSIPPI xoRrGAGR

The principal holders Of the $4,000. 600
consolidated mort gage the Ohio and Mississippi Rail-
road have sgncd petition TO the United states 'fcut
Court o Indiana requesting tue CUuf 10 put nc I.icc
Alto Campbell, possession ~ the morEtied property
M order tit tho revenue may be app' - the pa' nlent
of the Interest on The bonds secured - lhe mort
gage They hope, bythis means. Ia aioid an Hi,f
Int sale OF The property a great sacrifice Tue trustee
has prepared and wili fc ~ an early dy. an applca
tom for deccee II foreclosure aud the Juhdh"icrs
desire 10 meet the aspiration with thrir peupu wch
ts understood g. b- acceptable Ia Mr. tahpbcil
Al tbe Oftiee Of A. Iselin c.. thIB;Nh reporter
vas iorIne thai the road, With Judcous aud ocnnomi
cal management, Ia condition u realize suhcfht
earnings To pay the interest on the bonded ndrhisoes
and In time Ia necome remuneratiSe IN ethei rrSirc~
Arrangements have been made, u IL statsd, To pay the
interest on the first mortgage early IA scptembsE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-24
STARVING BY THEIR MOTHERS BODY.
A policpmou. looking into the gloomy cOur

yard in te OF No lag Eirhhayc, yesier;ay after
noon, was astonshed Two ii,de boys meeiing nv
the ode 81 tie PROSTATE bov OF woman, and crying
If their hearts would bro1k. fhr woman was dead, 10
was found lite not hiring been long extinct The little
boys could Doe comored but cried Tor their mother to
get up The appearance OF uc huiy indicated that death
resulted from mt.Hparfnar. ine woman, 8rs. Ntry
McGoon an Irish woman, i3Tt five, been lead
iaca ii.a 0f s.pi0u, abandoned ~ her InsJlud and
with fw fricudf Toe ncieha0rs s1e tla she has b"en
starving the lItiic b1 JaUes auJ john, uu that
she d.YUtr DE money they begged 20 tlr iu.ciis. o.
iuJor. TIE children eHf 'u the House o.. y gen
ti1r 20 avail 80 "arcu of tLr 0tiars FOR theil iiilsf
+ e his. fellows p.r.out"d pi3J.' sigh. ns re-
durrL saGs- skin auG .,Hr- Jy Igntcr HHen given
some food, L.ry atc rItnuug-Iv.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-24
LOSE OF me SCIENTIFIC CONGRESS

FAIHPoIST, n Y, Aug. 23.-To-day is the
las, Of the Chauttuqua s,ienthc Congress Al g. m.
the Rev DR. Warren of Phad,p hiI held the fourth Sci
eutfe convention. At $3.50 Prof Bowne Of the Boston
University gave philosophical lecture and at
II Prof Iatiucr lectureG electricity. At the
ev T. Picrson D. OF Detroit ierttIred scientific
thinking Prof hcIockic OF Princeton held converse
ron on science aud theology at O'CLOCK and Prof r.
Ogden Dnre1nli4 a Sew-York iectufed az y. d
YES spirits Az the closing addresses were de
vefed BIZ Dr. Vincent and others, ana the ChautaGqua
Scientific Congress for 1877 end IL Is esi
mated that 90 900 different persons have been in at
fcpduIee az the Assembly exercises.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-24
PEACH MARKEr WELL SUPPLIED.

The receipts Of peaches yesterday by rail and
steamer were A. $50 baskets receipts for tbs
dale 600 l5G baskets The supply reached market at
more reasonable hour than 1t has arrived here for several
day. and good steady market the result After the
coming days. not probable that there will be
oyerstock purchases for future should not be-
put OF much longer prices are perhaps as favorable
they win be- There great scarcity 'Craw lords
yellow fruit; most of II taken fer the NewEngland
ctles prices for that variety OF peaches
those OF the New-York market There were shipped
tarough Yesterday eighteen caTl0ads from trains OF
ninetS-dye "Oid MxoBs" out hnely, and good
"WaTds coming. Quotations yesterday, 90 " 60
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-24
AID FOR DREW SEMINARY.
The failure Of Daniel Drew left Drew


logical Seminary Madison N j., without any income
whatever This Seminary, with its valuable property
and costly buildings presented by Mr. Drew TO the
Methodist Episcopal Church In 1869. Mr.. Dre"
also gave the Institution endowment OF
quarter OF a million OF dollars The endowment
fund was invested in United States bonds. Mr.
Drew retained the bonds in his possession, ana at
the time bis failure they included In bis assets
which left the Seminary entirely dependent upon the
Methodist Church. The Rev. John +. Hurst d. d. the
President Of the Seminary undertook to raise the money
needed for the re-endowment A. " Stout, the Cashier
OF the Shoe and Leather National Bank OF ths cry,
and very prominent laynan OF tue hethoulst
Church, endowed chair IN the seminary WIN
a sum OF 100000, which IL known ms the a. "
Cobb. of MOrrstown, ~ j., endowed another professor
ship with the same amount In memory OF her hh1Danu
who was OF the foremost mou or Ne"-JtI.e5
Meth0dsm before his death. The members OF the " Nc
Clintoek Association" are engaged IN raising S9o,ovV 10
endow % profossorshp In memory or the iaie Rev
John McClntock, the first President OF the sem
mary The McCiinock Association IL composed OF iady
members Of the Methodist Church. its ooct behg 10
fuTnish assistance TO young men VINO desire 70 chuce
themselves The Seminary and are without the ncesl
nv means Tho Association aids a number OF young men
yearly the Seminary The HethOniss OF fhlihutlphl
are also raising the necessary to enhow ah,
other chair Thc members OF the Newark Annual
Conference have raised $4,000 tOwards an
Bishop Edmund s. Janes the first President of the Board
Of Trustees OF the seminary. The Alubni Association
IS also raising endowment for another chalr, over
$14, 900 having already been subscribed
Dr. Hurst worked hard ana earnestly IN rsihS tlr
new endowment fund and he has been remarkably sue
eessfl the entire fund.- S240O0O is arranged f0l ana
this viii Dc paid in in Snort TINE. Dr. hur'
has done the work himself. without assistance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-24
THE CALEB roMpKiNS CLAIMS.
WASHINGTON, Thursday, Aug. 20, 1877

WASHINGTON, Thursday, Aug u IsII.
The Acting Secretary of the Treasury has
souped the payment the Caleb Tompkns claim, about
winch considerable has Already been published. Il viii
be remembered tlst two attorneys, Hough and Grow,
wore arrested on a charge Of forgery preferred by spc
ca agent OF Treasury Department about two weeks
ago. and have been held for trial by the Police Court Of
mis- city This accusation based upon tho
action OF these two men in endorsing some
heavy drafts which had been issued in favor OF
Caleb Tompkins when the fscts Of the
brought to Ehe attention OF the Secretary OF the
Troasury, notice seut 70 the Bank through which
the drafts cashel aud the money Wa, refunded
Grow Now Tom pkins, the iginal claimant, In whose
favor the Southern Claims Committee made the award
mas applied for the these drafts but the Act
ng Secretary OF toe Treasury having discovered that
the original claim WAS q fraud, has ped its payment
on tie ground that in spite OF all laws on awards by
Government Commissioners. IL IL tho duty OF the Sccre
rary of the Treasury prevent Tue payment OF auJu
lent claims II their character discovered at any time
before the money leaves the Treasury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-24
NARROW ESCAPE FROM A BURNING HOTEL.

4 Ire broke Out III Tue ho'ci vi i ctti fois-
bach al WondhayeD, town Of Jamaica, about Il. ~ yes
rriay The tire had evidently been burning some time
when il was discovered by the Waterman al Laiancc
Gr1sieans factory, half mie distant aud before he
oold reach rbc place aud alarm inmates the hOusc
was Completely cnyeOp'd Ia Hines On reacling the
ofe e. wat imam with great d.ihcily awatrned the
inmates ,oie O taem having TO leap from the windows
~ save tLrr lives. IL is believed thai Nj Forblchs son
ucrisncd 10 the 1aMes. lie mad cot returned TO the
horse at midnight when The family Icurcd, and he had
nos been heard nom up to late hour serday after
noon barn tie premises Gang mr. rom tn nylns
,llarks aud with is cOntents destroyed NOhing
was saved from tn house hotel bOwng-aicys or snoot
inQ-caery Tho Ic Is believed 10 have been ~ nccn-
diary origin The loss is about 10000; insured for
~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-24
ARCHBISHOP LYYCHS SUCCESSOR.

The Rev. NJ. J. 0Farrell pastor of st. Peters
r. C. Church in jarcay-st., has been named as prob
able Of Archbishop Lynch OF Toronto who VII
compelled by feeble health to give mp the duties OF
his office Father OFarrell said 70 TRIBUNE reporter
yesterday tina. he earnestly trusted that the report Of
bis probable appointment untrue. About two
months he was Informed that the vacancy would
occur and requested to accept tbe POSITION He dc
ened and then thought that hls action would end
further discussion. As the question had been brought
again, he feared there truth I'm IL. and fn1
Of friends determined that he shOniG MI
the Office Father OFaTe said that he was stationed in
Montreal for Ouitcn and bad preached at different
IL Toronto He considered HAT Bishop Walsh or
London, Canada emErn3y capable 10 take charge
diocese aud would probably he appointed Father
Ofarreii said that he perfectly euted iu bis
seat position pastor IN tis city. ie bId been eight
years &c st. Peters. He was surrounded by The schools
that HAD grown ny under his chlrSc and congregation
which hat endcarsl Itself Ia him He wOrd be more
satison II allowed 10 remain In the old Birclystfeet
ohtIrci-thc oldest IN New Y0ra-thau IN any Bisholrc
that could offered 80 him. Father OFiTe Thought
Bishop Lynch too fe Ole 10 continue in tao oier ne
wOu probably retire to- MS country residence ana pass
the remainder OF his Quietly ald without care.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-24
rOIND FOR qCOTL4ND.

The state Of Indiana of the State Line of
steamships will leave this port to-day Tor Glasgow.
Twenty nine cabin AND iortyegn' storage passengers
go ont in her The following the list OF cabin passen-
gels:
arr efcrs ana Miss Janet Peters Miss Ellen Peters,
Gtorgc Wright, the Rev, j. dudley LNingsOh Ar. hini
Newman Mr.. C. collins and infant John y.
Moran l.aam AIkiBs wife. Mrs. n. y. Holt, Iane
Bayn,s Ms. Manchester u rs koe Charles Ayson, John
Kelley =. Palmer William Grnoy, Mrs James skcno, Al
herman ostne Frank Skeue, Lille S4eue, james Bar
James Jenkins. David Alexander William Kirk. Richard
Hall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-24
UpR0AP N 4 DISTRICT E1EcTToE.

The XVII Assembly District Republican rs
socltioa he'd on election las. r-h' o. So % West
Tlduy-at-i. TO choJsea Pr ijsnt iu place OF Henry
G.. L,ass, who * :fe CdJtom HoIse service. Then the
coc-s vrr, oprtci tie hail immediately nH,d
with an excited tb-ong; q stsons force 81 police
was present. From Grs, last 90 was g. mt mace
uproar uud tie services Of tic police were a. emily
rcqiirrd 10 -ubIur cxcit e voters, IHf nik' tnCln
Stand ,n line. Oliver Davis was iht cuut.IAtn 81 t.e
Ica,k C'rscr a-Ira faction J.t' VIM VI. Montgomery
of tbe opposition. &tufv every vote va cI iDrEet
alter IL o'c,,ch before me ul result was amJurlei
for y-swo Tor irutgJacry ana tlrig --vo lur DAVIS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-24
MrErINa OF GoyERNoRs AZ PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 23.-A large number
of letters acceptance have been received nom the
Governors invited be at the special
ton OF Executives Of the several states be held at the
International Exhibition next week. Extensive and
elaborate preparations making for their reception
and entertainment. ON Wednesday,, August 70, there
will be grand floral display, and The 3Oth there will
be an Industrial review in which the employees OF the
ysrions manufacturing establishments OF Philadelphia
will participate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-24
LIABILITIES OF NEARLY a MILLION.

Lake w. Thomas, Charles ;. Farley and
George f. Merrill. comprising the firm Of Thomas Co.,
deaers IN wOVlens. at No. 40 White-sL whose failure
wa, reported recently filed ia the Common Pleas yester-
i their sehedie on their assignment to John L. Hill
me- liabilities 1897 547 3d. nominal assets Si23.-
$40 IS real assets are estimated at over 50 per
cent OF tie nominal assets.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-24
BREAD-wINNERS POLITICAL ECONOMY.

The Bread Winners League held another
meeting u. TIE Coop y Institute last evening. TIE
Der present was small Several faces which familiar
al Communist meetings could be recognized in the au-
Geucc Ex-Judge Cadozo, in a letter rugr tied his ina
billy TO I've present aud informed the members that
ports about els having secretly joined rival orgauza
zion were untrue A. REMEDY FOR the depression In bu
..ness be recommended That the ogn
The cit $4,000 OC0 in sreenhacs fOr improvements i'm
docs road, rapid transit the money 70 - repaid
from the receipts OF rapid tfausiL Resolutions
adopted deEUuLgsac thr pooling combination OF thc eit
.auL cOuijfrl.es and declaring that the last secret
nerpC Of TJc representatives. oI ti1 Companies "a
cnusvrcy to rates tEIriy and 100 per cent The
second resolution was ucnuncii.on 81 Judge DOnOue
n tie ground he sentenced tie striker B. j.
lue TO tEirty daYs' imprisonment witi0ui a trial
I'll WIS claimed that tais shunid Dc REGARDED
unurrcceuscd usUrVatOn OF judicial authority for the
uuuisutnent was oppressive II DuRIhuc innocent
pp'ted ii applause followed tee reading OF these
rsouu hui no one present eNprcsscc his Willingness
20 assist DOnabue.
sygtcm OF issuiLg notes by banks, he said, was
ono OF robbery. Secretary sherman had borrowed
~ 1 5000 10 grcenhGcks, aud tbus DESTROYED 40
roeh pf she peoples property. Did you ever see
such stupidityl Cries oG no. neverl This he re-
nI.ced by S6OOOUUO bonds. winch BE- sold 10 the bank
arc nuy contracting the grcenbacks. fnis would have
the eject Wiping out business. and II s contraction
u continued The CONNIE. ce OF The country will come
down with "a crd,b.
inrs Banks, after which several vi the audience re-
uouccd adhesion 20 the political parties aud joined the
Ioue Letters from various places expressing sympa-
thy with the League were rad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-24

A little Maine chap was taken to church for
die Ist fr,e where The minister ofiieiated In surplioe
ne wac cOnnnnaiy AdgetDg and asking Ma IA he not
dor Z" " When viii he be doner Tue minister stood
little Fellow turned to his mother with horror pictured
nnnn hia face " M be Is sMelliDg up aghinr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-24
THE BRIDGE TRUSTEES SAID TO BE srEcU-
LATINO.

The trustees OF the Biooklyh Bridge appheu
10 Judge Van Brunt In the Supreme Court yesiofdAy F
an order condemn the Land " Henry Burr al tue o''
OF Frank ioE the oi the bridge The ,pfics
ton was opposed the ground that The trust, az o"s
wnut the land for toe bridge hat intending te sceb
late real estate nv buildins warehouses etc Tue 10
cislOn was reserved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-24
rHE yIcrIMs oF rHE HYDRoGEN EXPLosIoN.

Coroner Flanagan impanelled jury yester-
day morning and viewed tue remains OF John BosIn the
German who was fatally Injured IN the explosion OF
cylinder of hydrogen IN she Calcium Light Companys
works al Bank and Bleeckerefs Wednesday afternoon.
The tnauesi IA be held tXt Monday. Depuiy CDr0ner
M.lIcr who examined the body, found tGa II had been
terribly lacerated and burned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-24
BURGLARY NEAR SYRACUSE.

SYRACUSE, N. Y, Aug 23.-The house Of
Chauncey X Dunlap and HIS sister. Minerva Jewell three
Ines south Of hs city lass night robbed of from
$1,000 10 5000 money and certificates Of doposiI OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-24
A PERSISTENT INCENDIArY.

ROCHESTER,, \. Y, Aug. 23.-Bush's cooper
axe warehouse burned al l2:2O O'Clock ths morn
i,- rne fire was evidently OF m incrudiary origin
TIL. l. the II tn time the pr'mtses have been nred
since January last. The .O-s Is between $1,000 ANA
,IOOqO The amount of the insurance Is unknown.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-24
TIE CREDITORS OF =. & ". G. MEAD.

A pres, dispatch a5oHt a fortnight ago mem
TONED inc house q, C. ". Dan son OF this city a.
among tic largest creditors Of = g. ". G.. Mead OF Chi
cago sucai-rcfners. who Ind failed Tire following
D iA s OF thc creditors, which 10 appears tAat tie
Mts-rs Duau among the smallest creditors OF the
i.ukrun, establishment:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-24

THIS is more certain than thai declared by lie
Verrier with so great labor. The latter was about
one three miliionth that Of the sun, so that The
agreement Of the two results is quite striking.
Ueskingi0n Aug %. 1877. SIMON NEwCOMB.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-24

Rogers, the sculptor, 10 going 10 have his
We should think the Genius CONNECTICUT would look more
appropriate IN wood-tBurlipgton nawg- Eye.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-24

ba.ket for plain frit prime TO extra 70 cents to
Al yellow fancy was n0miDaly high as tho previous
day 81 to ~ 2J Crates only banded Dy iSw %
ceyers quoted at the late range, 70 cents 70 ~ 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-24

TWO OLD PRISONS BURNED TO DEATH.
NIAGARA, Aug. 23.-John and Elizabeth
Harvey .m old couple in destitute circumstances re-
,idire 81 the out.krs Of this village were burned to
Death ~ their house last night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-24
SUICIDE OF A DRUNKEN IFEBEATER

Charles Meylich of No. 81 Delancey-st., ar
rested Tor beating his wife while drunk, his
brains out against the wall Of cell few days ago.
lie died yesterday from his injuries.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-24

the stolen property $4,000 ia In watcrtown bank asPo
is on which payment has been stopped About 9i'oo'
worth OF watches and jewelry was also TAKEN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-24
ILsAB0UrrHE MOONS OF Mars
LETTER FROM PROF. NEWCOMB.

FAYORABrE POSITION or MAES FOR OBSERVATIONS
-TIE SMALLEST KNOWN CELESTIAL BoDlf>-
VALUE OF THE DISCOVERY TO ASTRONOMICAL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-08

tember the canal rate on corn from Buiflo to New
York was cents now il is Gl2 cents. Under these
circumstances the public has q right to draw It's
own conclusions rs TO the motive which actuated a
noisy announcement of an advance IN railway
freights at this particular time
The Stock Market, to-day, WAS even less active
and more featurelcSs than that of yesterday. The
"bullr leaders seem to have attempted to test the
markets qualities by Withdrawing their orders to
buy except at limits This encouraged the boys
10 sell few stocks short which quickly re-
duced the puces to the iimite, and IN turn
acted as stimulant for the rally, which
occurred Just before the close OF business.
The experiments Of the day, however fully Juslncd
TIE TRIBU>E's assertion OF th.s morning that IL
only REQUIRES se few heavily loa led spectators 10
banking Institutions, which are encouraging the
spcculationby large l0answ well 10 bear mind
Illinois Central, however, was specially by ltseil,
rising from TO- its opening price, 20 l2at the enu
The coal shares were Irregular. Delaware, Lack1-
wanna and Western selling at j7Si u % a 5Git
"a Ole N J7ls. Morris and Essex at 80; Delaware
and Hudson al Jf5s % - and Central OF NcW-JeI-
sey at IS The general railway list only iiuciuated
mp and down within a range OF three quarter
per cent. presenting no feature beyond those
before mentioned, except IN the case oi
MICHIGAN Central. Apparently there was
desperate effort made TO sell this STOCK ~
ab ut -, winch. proving unsuccessful, anu oii5
knocking tho price down 10 57's, resulted IN ht'co
sy Con bidding il up later TO JoIsG3S3t NeSi.H
Union opened AZ $685. advanced to ~ =, ana tnll'
after decline 10 81 again rose 10 sI-4a > T.
Pacific Mail, to-day, dull ~ 2i9la 30 'ii LA
presses steady. The subJOlDed table SHOWS tAo
~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-08

LIVERPOOL, Sept. IA leading grain clrcu-
lar saws: "sncc the beginning Of tie week hfh' tome
has been apparent There has been no alteration IN the
~ ~, ENGLISH wheat the old crop being practically eA
br,,c end the ncvr from It's detective condition an"
inferior quality presenting fcw attractions 10 otyer'
int the value Of foreign has improved SHINING
per quarter. and shows still an upward iehuoh'y'
Here and in the neighboring mafAels sIhoO
sdav busines. has been toleraby active. ana lar
Isn.ss was transacted in wheat al the eNtitin' It'V
-; mar doy while maize has cOmmanced an auNthe VI
tarec penee per quarter. At this market, to-day Whet
maj vth nm active demand. ana all gOOd qualities p.l
r,sd aud white. are "a penny To two pence per cthIh
deIrtr Flour is held for fully previous rates MiI5 -
i'm goI request and realizes an Vance OF SIX pence ~
nine pence per quarter. 49, NJ, ,.,o,t-
NM crrui1r of the Liverpool Cotton Brokers' AssOc-
ofron i'm its review of the week ending as night .ayS'
Cotton was fair demand, bat the supply was large
and nuolatlons OF descriptions are slightly reduced
9wcfcan was freely offered ~ tho beginning
of the week prices ~ favor OF 1u5Si.'
but 1t mas since improved ana reclaimed Lst
weeks rates EXCEPT for MiddHng Uplands when are
reduced iel SEA Island is in more general denahu NV
rates are unchanged. Futures declined llGd carry III
HE week but the demand has since somewhat ih-
proved and the supply be0g Limited me decline MS
Deen recovered and they close hrm at last IAusa'y
rates.