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, 1877-09-18
CURRENT GOSSIP.

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IHo 5dhth II Pcr1ec'lJ fecoHRt'Uctea.
,,",.t,t.v ,,,at nro,hrrhaoi Of nraeo' nal re-.
..... ,.,..,,.- ,..,,. I1.r.. .n,, IT, t.,hta..
at'red nauona't4. "n'en 1inses at'u ~ tao'nes
nre 50 earnestly Observation-Disclosures t1fhh,l dp-
:. -,.....
Secretary Sherman tells us thnt, when
rrceuhnckx nrc al par with t,ol That will bc ro.
su,np,'on. The truth Is, whcn grcenSaeks are at
tsat ra !. wa,t or ~ ucr cant nore tb,n ..jycr
-. IL" rr,c"t M tnhtnr nranfnIc uf ,t-w T0urs
E.m.burnn = tnra.
1tt"'' ....
II tho l)emocfatlc majority III ChnefeFH
ter he wbulA tn+daY 6D tho Ftcs3Icnt4 NhlDe We
shall not ccase to ncnunnre tic fraud by which
Democrats we're cheated Ut their hard wnn Victory.
W sl,Ul1 MT foESet tint ilts fraMl was only bus
sihIy tern,,He Tho Democratic rartv wa4 aalJtt,I
.a io.t eo"iJencc ] C. N%oshe.tsr Galoa tD<M.J. A'
n. a., ,,o,,,,,;o,,, ,,r,, f., ,thor c,.,.a
TO tue ltenMhEcan parry ~ ntAer nlhte4
the Mntne election enEVt61e tnst u IA nm admirable
t!me to lake ~ living lpGa! rstica, to waste ~
cherry nn fighting conflict In fAe air eyer nalonal
ts..es WHICH mfe not e,eas enn"eH a. a.,nw 1en 10
sie matters y afc y. III eaeh etaEe.
-.Stn lork 1N1<s tkieP.)t
Mr., Copk,ipe In confident that a majority
=. -. stnt ronff-at Tc,nrtt,os ~ wilt, II. r,n:.,
not aud that Tic Rtalc Gnnvrntioo viii nnl be Or.
ganIzed or controlled by the aiaycs pcHNle. Mr..
nattnns for the slate senate. rto plot to nuulInutr
Its ercmica 10 the scnate hs fal! wns discovered
In tie, and 10 ID SUR. II I'LL be tcfeafed. .-UsHfgo
,r, ,a,.;, ,,xo,., A.. ~,
he llhluo elCettou Hih bIHuBHt %u3 1he.
, 1877-09-18

lF194 [I&HiR n ~ fNhTNI7N,
a1r.8am Gelltry, living orer tng llne In the
MI lucent county u Stcwurt, as lu his possession
lursu matr 0f the ,nnncl skin OF afatt1cnllake,
whiei, lio caught a,l,l killed under the following
e1trnur,linary circumstances: In gunlE along
patti ID q wHeat-ile he cume acf.,Ss tho make
lying ut ful! length bcioru hln, n,anicstinE no
disposition to retreat Or attack, anl apparently
waiting tor something to turn up+ Mr.. Gentry,
WHO IL il practical h.esnIcrtst, concluded to try
his powers upun tho dangerous reptile bcforu
him, reasoning that II = snake catl magnctize q
btrl, why can not man, cnauwesl with
gr,atcr .incsmcrtc power. put =, q snake
ull.ttr the power Of hla Will TAX
lls Ills position at tho silU Of tl,o dauger.
ouh Int gn,es subject, ho made quick umlulatnrS
rassca with both la,IGa frDn, The head 10 tue
tut, ut,l In few moments had the satisfaction
Of srcinx tile alAkc completely within hs pow
er-hartaeJ, HIa9netfzcd, meTlnerfzed. which.
ever it nlaY be properly called. Placing one of
his utds ia ru,t If tis subject. II immediately
cfuwieti on lis right arm, tleu uvef his neck tn
tic lett, Hrntry III the nirantme continuing the
nlpsInerlc paspra. lie then carried sbr sxttlt-
anakc hot,U VI, his arm, wnen. under hls dircc-
tim, onc OF his sous opened its mouth and iisl-
iu.,lrta Its sapgt, the smake Hu!stiy submitting
IL thu norcl UpcsutI0ll. After iuIly sutislytue
httasslt uri d number OF hls nelghts,rs, who
wcrc present anu Witnessed the alIass. of tho
truth Ut hls tbcurJ. hc e..st The shake to this
ground, killed 1t, stripped 0H thc skin. tanned
Il, n.ld male himself purse, Which he las ever
slnrG clfyeti RtsJut his utrk1n.
, 1877-09-18
HOW A NOk1SG.CLAss WAS BRO.
KEN uP,

Last evening there was eome extraordinary
fun Mt the gy1nnaAium. A boxlpR-cluss had
twen formed. consisting OF ten pup!ls. soms
wax CONNECTED with tue institution conceived
the idea Of getting up { not In the claAs. lie
went about 1t In ulole! and ingenious waY.
Before the hour for the classmeetlnR hs bored
u Aue through the cciling and let down rope,
to the end Of wli:h he lasted eanyas bav 6llel
with saul. .Aeove l,c had q confederate manIp-
he Eeuaeked:
"Sow, toys, II! put you through the frat ex-
crciSe. All get around tic tug IN = circle aud
bexio 10 punlh with your dsta. Earh nan must
, 1877-09-18


ed from tour OF South Amcsico, has glycn n
reporter Of tue Gtodt- Democrat an aceount Of a.
remarkable old mum tto 6aw In the City Of
Tulca, ChfIl, whose nafnc IA Felix 1lojas, and
who l,as undoubtedly reached the age Of I'M
years. Rutaa was born In l740 and ut an carly
age entered tho array, budding tho position OF
6crgrant-MnJor ID Spanish lEno regiment
When Carlos lllo Third issucd tho historic
Ma.'sIa.e expeltng tAe Jesu!.s, ltolus took tn
charge lwo l.ctnhcrs VI ne orlcr and earricI
tAcln from Lnarcs TO Santfago. lie served
forty-clElt ycars In the Gillian arln'cs, a'nl "a
thoroughly eoNyeraant With tho u,inWtest details
Of Chillnn lnstnrY tur the last ccntury at,d
ahali. Upto one ycar uco lsojus was remark
ably vigorous for enc ot lsis venerable ngc,
though for ten years he has been carrtcd about
~ Il portable et'alr, III thargs of two servants.
Fur yeAs l!e has tscen failing ruplIly, uAd Haw
selao'. sasss US ho.lse, his rtyse!ans prsscrl;,
prolongIng lafc. Occasionally !lc may be scen
III Ills chair In front Vi Ills residence, And plSs-
crs.oy DAY him the greatest respect: llu smokes
piNe, an.l haA used tUbay1o steadily Ios t1i
ycars. Ills eyes arc anlto weak now, but TO
bus never used speetaSlce and ID generally ablo
10 read large print, liz ID not largo nun, D,:-
!ng scarcely asH feet tlse III height, and never
Inst,uncd, Its head b, Ing unusually }arye an,t
ia'elysbapcs Singular IL relatr. l5Ias ia. lived
~ tlls Tilc old ayo III defiance OF many y4lssi-
tuocs md habits that are universally belteyeItu
AOHpG'Ia *"",t teshh vi 41tC+ FFUlu INC aEG
OF ~ tlIl lie was 10 lIe WAS an habtual tIftnker,
ard !or 4 1on0 purt u TINT time such rpn1lrMe,i
tlpp1er tat t health was seriously affect rt and
IL Mas l,tluyed that le could not survive lung.
For sxty'six years he hax not tasted intoxjeat-
1ng drinks, tx. rpt as tns sl!clnc. In l7oU he
fought hloo4iless duel with a orothcr-soldicr,
md tcn yours la1er, in similar ct.couutcr viii,
another antagonist, he was ~ desperately
wounded that II Was two years before liz fullf
recovered. Az ut,v time lie suffered double
f1ariu5u Of Lila right leg by q saisson wagon
running over II. lie WIS also wounded twIce
while lighting in battle. lie has had the yellow
fever, and has tHcn repeatedly pr0k-
trutel by the other 1nasarial fcycra that
prevail ln all parts ot South Anenca.
II Aeeins - remarkable that one should be pfe.
served to sugli ah extraordinary age after pa&s.
Ing through - llaIy adventures aud accidents
by field aud huod. ltulas IL the SOU of spun.
!se uuA1ea.a. who ts.l }s country Tor i pAlltttal
ufirnsc, ami settled In Chilli undeF al assumed
nasMe. The san ',se,l almost = halt Ssn1nFy bc
tole he fnund out the true histuEy nt hss luther
an1 upun the utselsvtrv Ilu lnatlr Trip tn spain
and e0e. ee.lel iu utyt atnlug from the tiaycrt
iileHt tllc title anl pusaess!nu Vi val liable prep
cr!y which had been coutlaeatel: This ls tht
only voyage Epfn, has ever niaue away irou
his nat4vc couutry. The venerable old man has
ample n,cans, anl is surrounded by ni.neTou'
Hue u descendants, consisting ofrhllIrei', EFand
Chilren, Gieat.lst arrhildrcn, great-Krcat, aiit
eatgreat-grandchlld
, 1877-09-18
CKAl1-l'tIlSffSG.
Str,a ISttt SIM.

~What's tfcmi" exclaimed Sidney Van
an,nt, The grcat crab farn,eE. The writer hnving
,,ointed 10 terrain little Enclosures It, tic
Shrewsbury River. Mr.. Ta,t Br,lnt's tone be-
entnrc1 astoHfshmctt at the ignorance Of tho
oue.tioucr, Or possibly shn1owy suspicion
thai he Was being chnffcd. Assured that tho
rrnort,r desired information, oHly that anti
rn,bfnr more, tho veteran crab cu1ttvator volun-
tcrred to explain the wlnlc system of afsnb-
yaIs,nc, First he conducted the reporter iiItp
anal binding containing an Immense rctrEg-
.rstor. Opcnng this tc showed Him hundreds
"a sott.slcil crnbs really fur the market. All
were alive, although few novel. Sumo, It Is
t,ue. awayc,i their Claws gently 10 and fro nr
ieebiy warkca their alppers, has ti,S 'nalority
From, the icc-house To the low, rnarsly hanks
,fthc Shrewsbury the distance Ia but few
steps, and sDo,l the crab far'ncr mil tho reporter
we're tu iiat-hoat, fcisurcly cruising nlong tho
,rah ponLs aud crab cars which aro Hear tho
NJ ,,a,e four ponds, ,"saf1 Mr. Van Drunt, tanl
tl,cy'rc nl1 pretty near full ofcrabs-tat iS, they
hoiil aItt1t l,t00 aoieer. Tint une to the left
ar, and the last shctl.lers."
"'ohi ses,' nail Sir. Vim 1'rnnt cutting him
scli short III his tleserirtion at tue 'iEilt ot TUG
reporters puzzled iaeS ryo!, ~, .lo,'t understand
ia M cruy, tint shows Signs of wantnV to shed h's
.he,l. ell and ny buys can always tc1l 'cn By
tbetr color, bg t5lcir fMtncss ta rrnb ID always
fat,cst ut shielding timcl and by little mark
n,, tbeir hje claws that only nm ultl na,ll can
tr,1. buster ls cutner ttlat has Just begun to
nike himself UuL at tic back nf bis shell. As
sour M he gets out he's shetder, and II,
sI,r, spacu oI tlno he's gcnunc soit-s,cll
cr"h rrufiy t0 fry. We 70 through our pou.!s
fanr Zines lay, and surL out tic Corners, bust
ers shr,ere, Grt su1t.slletls, putting each sort
IN tl,rir own rarc. II we left TIC shoulders
ami nit.slglj, with the ror,,cre, soulc Ut them
S1m w,n,li hu raten up, for erahs aso mighty blg
catrrs. n,uI don't cure whether they feed oil
thcfr rclatiyrs or strangers VIM so1rrttnc8
sI.v rn nj hIstrr when j,cfs nut ncar Iaait ont
n hIs sl,rl1. aud c,law il,ul IN bcfore lu cat,
cIawi o,it, ITo can't help himself you tee,
,ausc his new claws aru hali out Vi the old
ones. md hes % lumber and limp as . vet
9ay i
Whot arc those f]s!, ours over tbero3''
uiycil. wc kcct, euft shells III them, and
eotnetin,rs nut bustcra III for safetv, Now md
finn rri, Ina mighty l,ur,f iitIlc rettfnr nit
ri ill., shrIi Int aenrru{,y theY ,iptist fprtn 10
s,,tTcr mt1rh. Thu hnrtlcst p1rt Ia wlir,l they
mil thrIr eye.-yu,, nu,irc how tltcy bulge oGt
4, irunt-thruuet TIC hole t!ltt sceus too small
far thstu,n
, 1877-09-18

TtmH si!E-"i FL! nE tAttMEr.tv.. Enl:rH
y! Iwentitt! NJ. 1,s, t!"r; n1s;ra q. 4 % ,.sf-
ttc 81 fr"t on ~ t'tr''ar.. r",th q Twrnfy-
thit'-t. u fr~t wa'4h-av. n1rl' NJ rhirty tcy.
ri>on. c"ap. fILSiiI l.. Hill, lIl re,r'prn,r'.
1;Ui: ,sAtE-Ar a NAi.E siS--i,s iFMMs "
nnr.h~r.i r"racs As',tandHv. ami Jnckion.s:. krJE
at Ill AAtia aind.ay
fINlR sAlE-A r1fnICr tt,r. e,xl7s. FHOSTtSn
Central lark. Fnr xTfTi rNAa: alFo lnt Thirty
tcrrnth.t. 10. $50, $s1t a.h. on tr taIlHt yfsIs
sme VIII be Klfen: want u leave The city. H. aOIt
sJf HAfreH.av,
L'OK sALE-no01 nn1CK 1nH:sEs US ADAMs
i and Jaek+u1+s:s With !6h At t2EtIech! t1sI cash.
haI4ncc time, fuUtJ d sf'tEEt, E1rGn ltrJAn
{tDek. 17U f.4AAl1t.&t.
Smyrna times., 1877-08-15
Junction & Breakwater,
BrGdkWatGr & FraDkf0rd and Worcester R. R.
- CONNECTION WITH THE
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
CHANGE OF TINE.
SOCTHWAED.
NORTIIWARD.

On and after THURSDAY May 3lSt, lN7G lSun
lays excepted trains will run follows:
JUNCTION 4 BREAKwATER Il. Il.
Smyrna times., 1877-08-15

Mr.. Moody intends to conduct revival
meetings shortly in Washington and in
Baltimore, giving three months to each
city.
Smyrna times., 1877-08-15
Maryland & Delaware r. r
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
GOING SOUTH,
GOING NORTH.

On and after MONDAY Angus 9th, 1877, trains will
run daily as follows, Sunday excepted:
Smyrna times., 1877-08-15

AINS.-AdditiOnal 10 those
layton 1915. A. NJ. G.2O and
for smyrna IDS, \. NJ, 2.lu,
AXE connection with trains
lyton.
II. T. KENNEY. Snn't.
Smyrna times., 1877-08-15
pREAKwArEn 4 rEAxkroED AND WORCESTER R. R.

Passengers from Delaware Railroad connect at Har-
rington ut 1903 p NJ. with train making connection
with Steamers for New York which leave Lewes on
Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays at 3 p M Steam
erS have good accommodations for freight and pas
sengers. Rates Otfare and freight very low.
Trains connect i'll the morning at Lewes, Del, for
all points named above, on Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays with Steamers that left Pier 81 North
River, New York, at P. NJ. the day before.
A. BROWN Gen. Fr't 4 PeSS Ag't. J. & B., B. & F.,
and W. Railroads
II. a. BOURNE, Gen. supt O. D. S. s. Co 1877 Green
wich St, n. Y.
THOMAS GROOM, Supt. J. & B. R. R., Lewes, Del
JOHN L. MAPES, Supt B x f., & W. Roads Berlin,
Md
Smyrna times., 1877-08-15
The Love Letter Of the Age.

Some parties think the following would
read funny in the TIMES and have accord
ingly handed it in:
Smyrna times., 1877-08-15
GOING SOUTH.

AJ-Trains No. . and No. 4 Thursdays only
R5- Stations marked thus Cs) have no agents
Morning trains make connections at Clayton with
trains on the Delaware Railroad both North and
South.
Passengers for Baltimore change cars at Whining
ton. Passengers from Baltimore on morning train
change cars at Delaware Junction.
Round Trip tickets to Baltimore and return will be
sold ON the train for $780, from all points west OF
Masseys good for four days
july FRED. GERKER, Lessee.
Smyrna times., 1877-08-15

The following is a true copy of letter
received by o schoolmaster in Bainbridge:
Sur, as you are man of noledge, l
intend to inter my sun in your skull.p
Smyrna times., 1877-08-15

A "society for the mental improvement
of cats" has been formed in Belgium. The
felines are to take the place of carrier
pigeons. 1t is common saying that dogs
are attached to persons and cats to places.
A full-grown cat tied up in bag and
carried twenty miles from home will be
sure to find its way back and rush into the
house some morning when the kitchen
door is opened.
Smyrna times., 1877-08-15
Grace's Celebrated Salve.

Is vegetable preparation for the cure of all sores,
cutaneous diseases and eruptiOns generally. Prepar-
cd by SETH W. FOWLE &sONS Sc Harrison Avenue.
Boston, Mass. Price by mail 20 cents.
Smyrna times., 1877-08-15

KENTUCKY ESTERPRIsE.-Mrs. Hayes, of
Allen county, KY, recently gave birth to
four children, two boys and two girls, which
weighed "a pounds in the aggregate, and
were all at last accounts as well as could be
expected
Smyrna times., 1877-08-15
Phila., Viii. & Bait. R. r,
DELAWARE DIVISION.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
NORTIIwARD.

On and after MONDAY August 9th, 1877, (,uuJavs
eXcepted,) trains will leave as follows: ''"!a
EORTIIWARD
Smyrna times., 1877-08-15

SMYRNA BRANCH TR.
above, leave Smyrna for c.
7.ii, P. VI. Leave Clayton
ESQ and SO. p. NJ. to IN;
North and South from CT;
Smyrna times., 1877-08-15

When. is parson like postman p
When his delivery pleases you.
, 1877-09-01

WITHDRAWN from stoss during Thursday for city
consumption; y, lsa bp wheat 2.1l1 tu cora, Bsa
bu oats, III bu rye.
Thsfollowiuvgtain waa Inspected into store Il, this
city yesterday morning: ! car NJ. u rcd winter
wheat, ~ cars No. Northwestern wheat, "a cars
No. do y cars NJ. spring, 10 cars No. = 10,
20 cars No. do, cars rejected do tl31 wheat);
IL cars high mixed corn. -! caEa and -, zoo la
NJ. DO, 81 cars and 1900 hu rejected du, =
care ~ grade ts9 ut0ru); 10 cats whllo oats. :E3
CARS No. = 10, 6'<ars rejected 10. cs, NJ grsto
$50 oats}; ! esrs No. ! rye, 81 cars No. i do.
ears xoiectsd t3l sya); 20 cars No. = barley,
z cars No. DO, Is cars extra No. 3. II cars
feed las barley}. Total 1915 cars), a77, 00O bu.
Inspected ont: 50. S01 bu wheat FOL, 600 ha
corn. 07. e! In outs. 1910 bu rye. 1910 hu
barley.
The recent change Of wheat designation In this
market IL not FROM Minnesota to "hard. " ~ sup
posed by many; but frutn Northwestern" to
''hafd." In ths language Of circular which hAa
bosn Issued By recs!vafs inviting trade: "Al
hard spring wheat lhst eo,nes ~ this market from
the State Of Minnesota IL haut!cd sepasste1y by
our elevators, lhe receipts for same being stamped
sMlnu94ots,' and It 10 known A. Minnesota
uusd Wheat OF grades Nos. and.
'tThi4 iast Classification was ulada fos the pur.
pnse OF supplying tho larxs aud xrowiDx demand
foE ths superior quality Of hard spsinx wheat
raised in tbs Slsto Of Minnesota, which now has =
worldwide reputation for milling purpo.e4."
4 leading operator remarked yestst4sy that the
peopls in tbs eonntfy are largely to bams for the
present Low ps1os OF wkssk. Hs said thar hAys
, 1877-09-01

s;e :: CO. ~ rs!sc.ca 4 1tfe! M I'd a. S 1u
r. eptnsa
Wv se 81 f H. IL
sssdc ssr r. w'n H. othst 51an The r.
f. II
~ emr eSsnes ~ fs
sss I'D IT. !.
sos sos,: :SS s MS s,st a* s' t;.s; S
s. M y j. = y ~ ,.s's e. sIa 4 Ts. :5ssx
rE.w,. !. tstr aeu',a sna s,s.ay s:ts f.. Xo
Ss,9 s, TsT9 Il ri e # NJ s ~ e.
s s;t; . s: ;sss s:sss e.: H. rs'f fsss: sss:
S'S s'is 4 s.! . a. ID
s oasrs ~ ~. 4 &c sa 81 Il t. s
MI al fe[ &: 4r ~ =. ssns s
WI, II: Il NJ: Is i I
!:e: So 1 y X ss
IT, e. .sss IL o:sabs' t &s ssa
Sr1: ID ss III ii i iatr Tar September
sos.1 St ssas .si!eF gsssse
,c., ro,s VA. .e.,c 11fiu sn aT,ntr closing at
oesot na sas W.T. 20
e.s r O. *s .s e: ,'"S sas.! s1ss
far tile ytaF Sales o. au lea 2ts - for heDtcn'
year. ~.
Short rtbs-1sO Goo lba seller Senfs nber at s0no
Wheat aGttre and ths adv SAleng 3tlG fur future
dclttety The market e.ci't by rsn.tts t,at pa1.
August tracts which Will b. co.ed tia morning,
The September sliossa were asse buying and nralse.
ssritn,sr .1a 4 akSti;IA mi s.c! IA a,!n !.
II thc untadt. Better the yrar au b5 4aal714c ami
cIa.cd 1t p7Ac August sold IN settlement At stu an
aAh Nhx r1Int nf &f.IOn al The tn$t.
Torn WAS In fair dttila!l, and Advanced ta4r. toa
Ing teung. October sold ~ 4hH 43t1es closing at tic
Nntatds. September sold 1t AIAQt.sst and eloscd nt
43t4c.
and .ftAc for Scpttn,1Nf.
Fs.ssi soo!n wss taktn sor !sJ h; r. ~ w1eas 10
ktng1ton II j.4c.
, 1877-09-01

voluntarily lowered the price Of tho whole crop
revcsai crnts per hu by the forwarding OF wheat
laFgciy mixed with oats, which Ia accepted rs 4
fair pample Of the coming crop. This may
be 70, except thht the action would hppcnt
to havu been Involuntary. Az We stated Jef.
terday. the oats this year are 70 heavy
that they cannot bo taken out Of
ihs wheat BY tho ordinary apparatus in use In the
conntrY. and. having grown together, they must
rtay together Ill they can b. sunlcrcd by the more
*kalfnl prnccrs employed at the mill. 1tis. how
eycs grave mistake to suppose that al the wheat
OF The present crop is mixed with uats. II 10 only
on comparatively small arsa that oats have grown
IN with tic wheat In sufficient qnantltyto bo objec.
ttonablc. Such wheat ought 10 bc kept apart from
the wheat which does moi contain oNtr. however
mich the owners Of tho wheat may grumbte At the
discrimination.
Mr. u. II. nuticr has complied tho following
statement Of tho number OF car.1ostH Of whcat
Inspected into store in this city during August for
rnsft
, 1877-09-01
Increasing Dizziness of Local
Finances.
The Produce Markets Active..-A Gem
eral Decline in Prices on
Change.
Bat Firmer Feeling Manifested In
the Afternoon.
More Doing in Freigl1ts---The
Wheat Movement.
FINANCIAL.

There was no appearance Of activity at nnY OF
the Chicago banks. The day was very dull, and
the quiet tendencies TINT hare shown themselves
ths week bave developed unit. something like
x1agnatton hns been reached. The present state OF
affairs Ia quic tho opposite of that which nearly
every ono bhl forecatt The loan market, instead
Of being stringent. Ia easy; and discount lines, In
stcad Of running up have remained ncarly stAtton-
ary. At The rAme time, business In commercial
circles Ia good; II tF cqnal to that OF last yenf
and. In Many cases, IL better. -
The ruppIy OF good negotiable paper WAS modcr-
ate only. Isatcs wero sQ 10 pct cent at the banks
10 regular customers.
New York exchange continued 10 grow Gemef.
md was quoted between banks at pnr.
The clenringr were s.. 700, 600.
THE NEW YORK STOCK MARHRT.
In reporting the stock market for Tuesday the
New Yngk Iimes says TINT '.nol few seem TO t,e
Impressed with the belief tint tho bull movement
las fairly eliminated and that for fono time 10
conc thu market Ia likely to feel the effect Of rcsli
<nt'onp, Wills others again regard tho lower range
II pftrr established during tho past few days ~
not1tn2 morc than 4 temporary rcnctlon. Tho&e
who hnltl The latter view base thcIr expectations Of
still higher rriccA In the ncae fntnrc the benefits
to rsf"t 10 tho railroads from tho transportation Of
the immense cronr. and npnn The signs Of rcylsing
prosperity which aEe everywhere apparent through,
ont the country. The f1arkct At tho moment It
must bo acknowledged Il uplctd by tho largo
operators, Int these CHM that when oulsdcrs up,
pstciatc the changed condition Of business they
Will experience no difficulty in diRro.ing Of their
holidays without tsrcfpltas!n1 decline In prices.
The New York Ii<ralTA rtport states that ut.
tcmpts al realization dlacIoecd an abscncc of tho
- snap which has 80 long been the feature of the
market, and with 1t tho loss .nf The smal1 bull
spccuiatorr, WIN, oiled to The eA with good, bad,
and Indifferent securities, are incapable Ut further
scglntitIon. Wurre thrn this, sutt In contrast 10
, 1877-09-01

Winter No. lsi2s al, No, 4 i2st tprnE, No. l. i2s,
No. = 1os sd, vhtte No. 1, ia ID, No. z In Id,
club. No. I. lss: No. 4 i2,.d. Cor-No. /. 77s, No.
= 2rs Dd.
PHoristoxs-Fotk. sos. Lard "a.
LfvEkroot, Aug. S1-1:30 r. m.-dnAfN--Wheat-
White No. I. i2s 81. No. p III 4d clAb No. L. l5s;
No. Z, 13s Cd,
LtvaNrooL, AuF at.-corTon- -Qu,eter cas- s.ioa,
aafeA ~ np btiesi speculation and EXPORT, 1,usO,
American. CON-
fafs aad fabrics A. Manchester entet and unchanged
hasinsruvys-Whe4t-Rece for the past thret
dsys. @oNo aFss American. 10 uO0t California white
~heak AFefaFe. In {J1l1s 81, club LII 8tStMt
arrihR 1oa sdo12ss winter. f2sol2a I'll. Com
Wettttn nffed+ 7as 6d0a7a. 0AA-AmekfcAn, aft95a
3d. Rfftey. American, u ID. Peat adian So o.
CLOVER akED-AMertcan, 41sa5tts,
FnoFtstoxs-MsM pork. Sos. rrltns mems beef. G7a
ID. Lnfd-AmertcAa. ~. 1sacun-Lonv clear. short
cleaF, 3eai ane cear. sas. short do 3sa.
CH11sE-Ffne American, sos.
TAtkow-Ftae American, 4ls ID.
FkrkotKuS-spsres, u sLs refined do, tts ed2t2a
L1KsHkn OtL-lslas Gd.
1tssix-comnon. 81 Ddt psic. t1A
sFIntTs " TrRFxxrINK-27s
LiSRRroo1. Aug. at.-coTroy-salca Of tho week,
So 600 bales Of which exporter took ooo, etock
RA on American. Sta, IN. receipts American, Out
actual txrortA Soo1; amount ahoaL Is. ocO; Amert.
can. 10 d0i forwarded from hhpsldd direct 10 spin.
ners. Lou, American sales $4,000.
LONDON, Aug. 31.-CALcvTIA L3NtKKD-S4s pj2
So.
SfInfra ~ TrzFHxrixE-1ss ID.
Ah1wkar. Aug. su.-psrnnLHuK-s3j{f.
, 1877-09-01
REAL ESTATE.
The following iustrnments wore 6Icd for record
Friday. AUG. III:

The following Instruments wore 61ed for record
Friday, Aug. 81:
Ctrr Ph0rKRTy.
Lnwe ~, a,a It u Of Thirty eighth It. . I. 3tx
1I3st II, tlAtet Ang. u j1........,..,.."....4 0oO
Uni uaai1idsS u 81 .i a:io1sa4h Il. dstea az:
writ ij.tr,son Il. iMi It II Tfspci:Su Il. ni.
an1iTtlcd h Vt 6i 1.loxl1A}S It, daird Aux.
wcst Maii:on Il, il Il v 81 Wtstcra ~, II,
.ax1 ~ II. uatuA Aug. .sj+................ ~ 1tOO
Wnst:hMas place. l31t 2 Ut Stewart ar, II,
Indiana NJ. v cor VI rhfrty.seven!h 1t. CT.
unIlsldcl " of 4oal3aA. Il. dalSt Aug.
Indians a1. y cor Ut Tiiiris:scsensf,s II. 4 I.
undivided u Ut +S4lis 4.lu IT. dated Aug.
West Twsitth i, y cut of Taimon ~. I.
lt9xsxIs< IT, dated July 98.,u.4............ :. 500
Coulter It ?!a y 2 Of Leasltt It, n {, +st1oo .
II. dated aug. ~ 2.ooo
s:ssn II ess*s*a TEtSi' T. vi VIA T1s GaS
ns. sats! Avn q: .::....:;;..."...,..:. aooo
a51ixl II. dated March n is7t;".:....:.::. $3.50
Lo1sta q. III & OF Etxhttchtl u: . I, :ax
s, 10y e! % wIsa bq!'dnx " ~ ass y, y ! aux n 21oo
Aug. 3i..,....... s,h77
NORTH OF ct1r LIMIT. wlrLlix nAptrs OF sEvEN
ttIEsuF TUE uounr-naCsE
Fa6ias il, IS Il to alley. stel Aug. ~. LOO
soCTH oy orr LIMITS. WITHIN \ HAnEEa oT sET1S
AILRs ~ THk tupnT. 0csx.
WahAan nv, % e n 0t Eertf's0veAth IT. Ut. 20
u.l.sM I'LL f. ~ w. All 81 a'0o
..1i7s It, dstrI .iniy aooo
II, lu11E1 It. dated AuE. ~ ..,...........,. 5000