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The Morning herald., 1877-10-18
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A RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

TWO HORSES KILLED ON ON THE D. ". r.
| R., LAST EvENING-A PASSENGER CAR
THROWN FROM THE TPAcK.
Last evening, about $40, as Owen Han.
nan, who resides on Taylor street, between
Locust and Poplar, was driving over the
railroad crossing at Bird street, in Hedge.
Vile, with cart load of sand, to which
two horses were attached, he was run into
by train for the Delaware Western Road.
His two horses were killed, and the cart de-
molished. lie, fortunately, escaped unin-
jured. The facts are as follows Hannah
was hauling sand for the building of q
culvert over Shipley Run, on the Christiana
side of the railroad. In crossing at Bird
street, Hannah saw the SIS t1ain for Balti-
more coming along, and knowing that he
had lots of time, started across He passed
safely, but when between the P, ". & B..
and the D. W. track, he saw train on the
latter road back into Wilmington. Being
in very strange position, and fearing that
his horses would become unmanag gel able, he
started across the D. W. track. The head
horse had jnst cleared the track, when the
rear car of the train, which was psssen-
ger car, struck the shaft Of the cart, drag>
ging the whole team along with 1t. The
lead horse became loose from tho shaft, and
was dragged under the wheels, the first car
passing over him, manglipg him terribly.
The shaft horse was torn from the cart and
dragged about thirty feet, behind the truck
Of the first car, which WAS thrown from the
track, where 1t lay for several hours, before
IL could be righted. both horses were very
fine animals, and were much valued by Mr..
Hannah, and will bs = great loss to him.
The Morning herald., 1877-10-18
CLOTHING.
THE STATE Of MAN.,

This is the state Of man: to-day he puts
:, : - forth" =, "',' Wy 40 f"'"'
The tender leaves of hope, tomorrow bios
SONS y r,s
And bears his hlushlng honors thick upon
V him." slt ~ ~
Is any one borrowing trouble, :" lest they
nave not means to purchase comfort
able Clothing? Let him 90 to the
CLOTHING HOUSE OF A. q. YATES
Os Let1g4r Bull0inS. Cor. Sixth
and Chestnut.
There he will see the great Clothing House
crowded with paOple from morning un' II
night, doing a successful and large busi-
Of September. Although the weather is
warm and rainy, yet our sales are SO far
four times larger than last year Why IL It
that we are doing such Large business be-
yOnd all others?
The Morning herald., 1877-10-18
A SERIOUS ACCIDENT.

Joseph Wood, residing over Third street
bridge, an employee at the Old Ferry Mills,
while working on Tuesday last was struck
by the crank of the fly wheel and knocked
down thepit. He is now lying at his resi-.
dence in very low condition, although no
limbs were broken. This same man met
with an accident five years ago in the Dis-
mond State Rolling Mill.
The Morning herald., 1877-10-18
TT 8. MARSHAL'S OFFICE.
" EASTERN DISTRICT OF PENNSYLVANIA

PHILADELPHIA, Oct l5 1877.
tH's is TO GIVE NOTIcE: That on the 8th
day of March, A. D., 1877, q Warrant In
Bankruptcy was issued against the Estate
of Aquila Nebeber and George Nebek er, in.
dividually and a. surviving GO partners of
the firm Of .. A Nebeker Co, of Phila-
delphia, iu the unity of PHILADELPHIA and
stale of Pennsylvania, late Of Wilmington
IN the county of New Castle, and State Of
Delaware, who have been adjudged BANK
rupts on their own petition That the
payment ofany debts and delivery of any
property belonging to such Bankrupts to
them or for their use, and the transfer Of
any property by them are forbidden by
,aw; that meeting of the Creditors Of
the said Bankrupt, to prove their debts.
and to cnoose one or more assixnees Of
their Estate, will be held at Court of
bankruptcy, to be- holden at NO. 2l3 So
9th street; Philadelphia, before Sussex d.
nav Esq Register, on the End DAY OF
November, A. D., 1871. at 2 O'Clock, N.
JAMES N. KERNS,
us. Marshal, as Messenger.
octl8'1taw2w
The Morning herald., 1877-10-18
LIQUOR CASES.

Several parties were srrsigned before the
police court last night for violating the
liquor law: Daniel Mooney, Joseph Conner.
and Patrick Mcclure each charged with
keeping sippling house, but tho evidence
being so slight they were dismissed. Rich
ard Il. Rowe, charged with selling liquor
without license, was held in $500 bail to
aaswer the charge at court.
The Morning herald., 1877-10-18
MILITARY.

Company &C." have received an invita-.
tion from the American Rifles, to accompany
them to Trenton, on tho 9th of December,
to participate In the celebration Of the bat
tie of Trenton. They also received, yester-
day morning, their knapsacks, hsversacks,
canteens, &c. Tomorrow evening the guns
will be given out, and the company will
commence to drill at once.
The Morning herald., 1877-10-18
ART ENTERTAINMENT:

Prof. West, the great traveller, gives bis
Art Entertainment in Mt. Salem NJ. z.
Church on Tuesday and Wednesday eve.
nings of next week. and has also engage
ments for other churches. A this 10
refined, moral and ammusing exhibition
we expect it will be we'll patronized. -.1
The Morning herald., 1877-10-18
COOPERATIVE MEETING.

Another Cooperative meeting will be
held this evening at IN o'clock, at 9Th and
Shipley Streets, when the constitution will
be brought up for adoption, and the officers
of the Association will be elected. Every
workingman, who has any interest In bet
tering his condition is expected to be pre-
sent, ~. t
The Morning herald., 1877-10-18
HERALD NOTES.

A bad man serves his country best by get.
ting out of IT,,
The first volume of Jefferson Davi 8 new
book on the late unpleassntness will appear
in November.
It may interest some people to know that
Edwin Booths share of the houses he drew
in st. Louis, amounted to over 5000 per
| night.
The Detroit Free Press says; The stone
man recently exhumed in Colorado, bears
strong resemblance to George W. Childs,
A. NJ.
An ingenious New York bootblack blacks
boots by steam at booth he has established
in one of the prominent thoroughfares of
the city.
81 Democratic papers in Missouri have
thought it worth while to express dissppro.
val of the appointment of Col. D. n. Arm
strong, as U. 8. Senator from that State.
A paragraph is going the rounds telling
"How 1t feels to be scslped." As there is
no signature it is supposed to be the joint
production Of Gail Hamilton's victims, Me.
dill, Schurz and Hslstead.
When death comes finally to claim the
Pope, It will doubtless find all his business
in order. He has given close attention to
the filling of vacancies in the Sacred COLI
lege, and to the adoption of rules and safe
guards for the election of his successor.
Messrs. Vanderbilt, Scott, Garrett, and
Jewett have decided to advance the rates for
carrying freight on their railroads, the
freight agents to arrange the details of
new schedule. The freight agents met yes
terday, and appointed q co nnittee to make
= schedule and report at future meeting.
There are $4,000 bee culturists In the U.
States, and all who have gone into tho bus
iness judiciously have realized handsome
profits, at least we should judge 20 from the
price asked for honey in the comb In our
markets. It can rarely be purchased for
less than fifty cents per pound, and extra
quality commands sixty cents and upward.
AT such figures, bee keeping ought to be
very profitable.
The Morning herald., 1877-10-18
DOMESTIC.
FORTY>FIFTH CONGRESS-.

DENoCRATIC CAUCUS.
| WASHINGTON, Oct. 17-An informal con.
ference between the Democrats of both
Houses Of Congress was held this morning,
when 1t was finally decided to take recess
virtually from to-day until Monday next.
In the meantime it is designated by both
parties to consider the various matters con-
nected with the order of business arrange.
ment of the committees and duration Of the
session. There is much diversity Of opinion
in both parties respecting lhe latter. Rep
resentatives in the States In which elections
will be held in November, are anxious to
get away, and therefore oppose the conside-
ration of any measure except those en-
hraced within the scope of the Presidents
Message. If debate be precipitated in the
Louisiana case, the opinion Of leading Sem
ators is that the time occupied will be inde-
finite and will seriously interfere with the
business for which the session is specially
called.
500 APPOINTMENTS SUBMITTED TO THE
SENATE.
About 500 nominations were submitted to
the Senate to-day, embracing all the ap>
pointments made during the recess, and
which have already been announced.
REPUBLICAN D1FFERENoEs-THE LOUISE
ANA SENATOR.
The Republican Senators will not admit
that dissensions exist In the party on the
question of the admission of the Louisiana
Senator. They admit, however, that there
exists some division respecting the Louisi-
ana policy, but not Of q character that can-
uot be reconciled. Intimations have been
thrown out of . purpose on the part of
prominent Senators friendly to the Presi>
dent, but who differ In some matters of
The Morning herald., 1877-10-18

Hats, Caps, Umbrellas, Canes, &C., to Be
had in great variety, ct the Opera House
Hat Store.
N. Danahee, 7th and Poplar, has on hand
large stock Of fine Boots and Shoes, for
Men, Women, and Children, which will be
sold low, for cash.
The Morning herald., 1877-10-18
FOR SALE.

ENUR SALE az q bargain.-A first clas
r. Lager beer FALCON, fitted Ia goou style
and all in good oroer. doing good bust.
~ ess. Geol reasons given for Sol ing, will
be sold cheap for cash If sold at once
Address 2, T. Herald Office.
The Morning herald., 1877-10-18
FOR RENT.

EOR RENT. ONE FIVE ROOMED
Z house. on M'rshsll st., near Warmers
Morocco Factory, at Us per month. Apply
to d. MARS HALL,
Oct!7-3t* No. los W. 7th st.
The Morning herald., 1877-10-18
The Reasons Why.

! Our clothing is made superior to any in
2. The style and shape of our garments
cannot be eQualed.
3. We are large, experienced manufacture
4. We buy our goods for cash and give
our customers the benefit
s, WE SELL NOTHING BUT CLOTH
Final. We have about sixty clever Sales
men The low prices the people do appre-
ciate. Come one. come all, and see for
Clothing. We have already laid in us q
part ofour stock one half a million dollars,
Manufactured by us, open for inspection.
Our Motto:
I'VE LEAD-NEvLR II FOLLOW
We have brought low prices and stylish
gouds into Philadelphia.
TO THE BOYS TO THE CHILDREN.
We would say that never has our stock
of school sui and children's suits been so
complete as this season.
small Profits! quick Sales! Bear in
mind,
WE ARE TEE LEADING AND POPU-
LAR CLOTHING HOUSE IN PHILA,
A. c: YATBS 4 CO.,
LFDGER BUILDING.
Chestnut St., Cor. Sixth,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
sep7.4 4m
New-York tribune., 1877-08-08


BrfT,o N AVE- Li'l. a i I'D i.' ..'a3- j . " .-,
's 800 bush vhHe 1c, ac.r az - 90 $500 bu.. So.
.ng,oj l sH 'l... , .i.7 @ 90 5 Si r,o u 5 y
BE-; l-u0 Dus. hl-h u.Td - Pc 5000 b9. Per sample
asG - casn; ~ ~ ! 1 arrive sie- 1000 bl'5' a. '"e
August; 55r. Dai 33 c asked i-t hai august - -c d
bah -ep,nocf 55 5i 30 ass.i for October oa'- air ia
arg, .'r,,G Fr.i,,t i,rcsnse canal Fr..'fs-
-Aauirnts H'at ot. t.in. 5'-, Gets c 20 marNei-
t,rl h1,F. K.rio, 4rae lisii Ryc goo BUSH
Shpeeuis-r anal 20 uirvster-,,he q 5000 bush COM
6us.. no, .O1 bush; oats 5000 bush; Barley. $40
cmtAa5 Aar. 7.-lIoar quiet ana uach'asea. wheat
aci.t, 1. l2. So ~..'' . ri5t ~ ~. 1c
rejected soc fair lea aei, brt lover Hgh sixaa
beg. "'fir' t.t 80, " & ,t',,I ,1 '' . si g,
fo qn.eii 2 ID easa or A9Eist. @l' ~ 5-aael3 .,i
t-5-4 ca-h Or August F. 75G3 ., 7e te9agr -. eiS
7tc wms.ey steady y O9 le,eipt.Fonr 10000 boi.
Pon, lecoa eh,i c N5ea5 i,ooo ,... b. sh Corn iti
Wheat uUatId ani lower: tl o' - D5 5 August a. ~ =
al o-'s 9-pc inef. Corn "rah 4''. A1fnst ,e..
temncr -ue csa LofS quiet rl @ = september go 81 =
ara li sat' i5r ID a, si.1as S.. Cora inactive Al il ,
io5 oats ssvv ~ - e. Rye .tray. dem ma
si; L'r i''as.r t.lent make $500 kettle rn'of tlo
&c.. tIrsr tltlr rlNrt l'ft tNii
ami lower. shoulders as c Clear riba Tuf7r Clear
sides 49, Wl.k-v -teay rl.nS Bus quiet ftri.
urm o. iGfl-c ceHtra ONO dun a. b. al5r.
strly .nd uutltn- a. logs lue Out slrst col-
man. so IS f. sl - Do % 33 packing 80 otdf5 20.
batcHrfs 20 iSl 3l. Receipts l.lHi shipments, 49,
uEraII. Aug Flour in -1Hu ieiIaud ars -1u N1ls.
New White Wheat at ~ %. What urm snl In good demand
sale. fxrl White Michigan 90 " 81 m spot, 81 81 tiis
week s. 80; No. Amber Michigan, 81 53. corn .vacs
SAL OF Han Mixed a. sc. Oas Quiet, wih limited de-
msud: White 3~ &c Zee pts-Fuur 1ii bbs. Nsta;
1000 lush. tnr lNln hls, D4s, I,uIO o ~hiuuruts
ti0ir ESQ hhs Wheat, l6 500 bush. Corn. 3JI bush
Oats 2j3l bush.
MILw .UKKE Aur T. Flour dan aud neglected wheat
stralY: opened closed weak No. M aukee. 81 20
sccr August sl u. ~ lor september, u 0ia- ~ t1
81 3D. ct. and iiNc lower $50. .. ib4c Oats lul
amt lower; SO. az 26sc. Rye QurL 80. l. soc haroi
weak: ~urue cash. ga. September. TOc Frlghia
Nh-at Bui'll1 Size. kccrgts-fipur. bbsi Wheat
5000 bush -hipmcnts-tiolr, 400 hbs; Wheat. 200 a.
PHILADELPHIA aug. Coffee quiet tnd steady sales %
i2J bsgs RIO n 10 -c l9c. iaguyrA al 10 -a2n c
l9ic an gold sugar dun cuba a. sSa,c stock
Gs29 ahds .s boxes henned ugArs olose AZ ~ .o
Cat isa - loI Crshei II se f1 Powdered II &c. 10
aud inse FOR A Moas-es Ssc Tor 50
llJ2 hhds and l5l uerceS Petroleum nai Crude 9age
New-York tribune., 1877-08-08

The tone OF local trade has been depressed and
prices have recced shilling on both English ana
foreign wheat Feeding corn on the other hand' mas
shown great sieadness aud barley and maize have sold
Cd higher. the scarcity ~ the former having strength
ened prices The Oat trade u Also steady IL the face or
large arrivals and reduction Las been found ncces-
saTy TO effect sale-. The floating cargo trade Tor
wheat Is very stagnant, ana although holders
have indicated a decline as. the week. Maize,
although steady has barely maintained the late advance
Tne sales Of English wheat noted week II 13l
Quarters ai 64s sd. against 7a quarters 17e. jd.
TIC previous yer The imports into the Kingdom for
the week cndins July -, we're 1,-75,l3S
cufs. OF wheat. aud 1886 cWts. OF Hour
Irervvr here the fields have more less dngy appear
auce which betokens blight bur the harvest n now 10
near that nothing short ~ disastrous change OF
weather which IS very Uni kelly, can influence % any eK
tcpt thc yield of English wheat, which most probably
viii hc short Of average CROP although not 50 disap
pointing last years After cngncncd period ot
healthy activity market FOR wheat the past WccALas
shown si-u5 OF deprcssoa, consequent upon uhtf
weather and the temporary quctude Nhch pcI-
yades The political situation ~ "a. a. the coun
Try is concerned. With the prospect OF n speedy
increase in the supplies Of English wheat. mt
lrrS bought foreign very spa1uHy. Imports lntO
London liberal. .ie quantity reported up 10 fr-
Cay hcue ~. 600 4rS. An increased export movement
has been going on from America and unless the reports
" TIC wheat crop eyag-caed, both ludia and
Russia Lud formidable IIvl f0r Lle supply 0f
tl.s country raguwemenfs. tn" supplies which are
pushed Forward m uIc Autumn are likely 10 be heavy
b
New-York tribune., 1877-08-08
12i7.G IgI. o0


LONDON, Aug. Tile Marx Lime E|pTesS'
IN t usual weekly review Of the British corn trade
says: Neat NAV now be considered 10 nave reached
maturity ana u some southern Districts harvesting mas
Commenced The crops OF wheat, barley aud oa's h 'l
f heavy badly laid Boy rain and almost are ho'
sufficiently low TO exercise ans restraining lhiiu
enc-, aud there Ia not much chlnce Of the con
tnaent relieving U.s. a. according 10 all accounts
Franco will have sufficient for her own ""htS
though little TO spare for ours While the "heA'
cEops Of Germany and Russia promise abuDdantly,
New-York tribune., 1877-08-08

recently arriving from Some ~ tho small VII
gDia melons have sold down 10 80 - 100 Qnotailons
Potatoes n J. CBeumbers A bbl 400 30
and T.. l., bbl. 81 001s % water melons, $500, 80,
Do Sweet bbl.. U0U 90 Ga. y lOO...,lb ifl0 > W
Squashes Mar DO. X q. 4 Va. = OO0lb 90
wv. b0D TJ NUtHey melons, .
Onions Red bbl l JO1 90 q Dbl ..-...... I1D %
Iurnips Russia. 4OQ 30 bc. largo y - 49,. . -,
Tomatoes, l. 4. V Dyl--...-.'..s OV~ : vv
sUSDFrs@.
Besswa1. p ln .....307gOa Vinegar. do bbls....-l7
Cider bb9, 2 GAL. l2dlj feathers geese b'.5V@ 10
New-York tribune., 1877-08-08

IONuCN. Aux 1-l}0 p. toH-Os 95 Is for both money
Che recount E-e railway shares d1. preferred l~
LONDON. Aus. 1-33J %. ~. fOus aHa ha per cent
PONDS railway shares, preferred stock. lis. I4
uul- Central af.
LONDON. a r-3.15 4. m Uf bullion with
drawn tac LalE of tHlsud balance to day 3d.
Nn' l0Is..- 4'.f. Tor money a.i. lAe account
iNNnrN, Aug "a n.-'onsos 35 4 for both money ami
tnr Pans advice, quote cent y, utcs
go. francs ~ . ccnCmcs ilr tir accOrnt.
LoNuCN, Aug. - D. m.-Syer Il quoted Al 5fiid per
0aut..
PANS Aug. 7.-Ezchauge London. 25 francs - cen
times % short sight.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-08

Rein Respd isFc ,o 5Ielr very sat No ssigpias 10;
a9 Do Do Choice az ~ % 100 bbl 20 d. 90 Laney az
goo bDs ?eBnsy wanna 40 d. Heg Wheat Goot - e 100
m "a a. '' p,s ~ ~, ~ & n ,S -d. g -. \, o 'y I,,
tiour .s3dy it - eorn @el quet sa.ss ~ ~ gss End.
90 udyg ne ~ me close of charge saies q 2o9pu.5
t5{ {,i S Sooa & 'ai Fisr ~ A. ap s,s ,,.r Hs ~
CAeee - 81 aJ1s a. ad 900 bgs4 southern amber at
s,, ' ~ a{ ~ .4s ~, 1Ss a1 "a ~ ,, ges,ntS,
WYE a 81 ftefi g.. Rye Ench,ngoij as- 30 bu-h.
qrify fer sroF and fsrrara deiigeey. ss'~. g. go
bush P~nnsi yania and southern yellow - O5@t5A
eren depot a. 81 e52e 800 bash si mixed esyaioF at
6JN6O lc 40 BUSH. i0 lO- 30 al - r., an1 gyy pns
srrt at Gi JLc a Anelst Oats duh aad ctr. saie.
5000 bas flr aud PRIME BIO and thef hesier Vote At
soatcrh afsic Tanner, 1irs nominal Tor Chsstlut
81. L0Cfs Agg 7.-F0ur inactive snd weak loabe *.
irs fal - I'gto f,ye Hos ttro 20 COG to ia1sy
aAn9 ior sample .ots 80 ed tai = - easA. S@S %,
active and iswer; No. Mred, ilz-93Z.. cashi ~
q sc. AUGUST % sc StRemDsr Oais auI ~ aite Z.g
dali; sl9 5Oasi5 80 Tor 90 icla. I.rd dan and
nominal Bu.k 1eats nominsiiy nncnanged 5ac,n inse-
95z Clear side - Sc moqs ea.ier a - so4s5 5 cat
G :p9g g.as5 o. nssfr aos MA Is5s1s y z22s 20
lecepts-Four G0O0 bbi-; Wheat. AGJp b.. Com 1000
r0rrn0 AUG 7-Fiour nrm Wheat fuiet and weak Amber
3fchgan. spot ~ 80 serr August 81 &s's sier reptem
Il 261g seller september Al 2gf SO. s Res a 20 80
amber Mohran, " - 40. Dayton aaa 4.chian ii'.
no. p spot i9sci sriler August 5Oei s,lr -cpiemher
27 seller -ept e' l,, eetei Pm a. ~ Goo 80 p y g.
900 bushels Oat. 100 bus.i.,s slDmoutsvtes.
$4,000 bushels Cof7, 10000 51sh,4. oats 20
$1,000 bushels: Oats 5000 bushesl AZ me loss
Rr %ner i' SPOT y &. .,S Aug y 2s' scr Sept
? 2l't bid re'scted " abssh $, 10 30 Dayton and
Mich le! u g. ON lgiet HisA 9ltea ,o'ie. 10 ?
= f
New-York tribune., 1877-08-08

c,ton came 20 market oreduce the price from 90 TO
- The conditioa of the present stock market
a. rs relations 90 bank loans are not 80 dsslniiar
a. +afe OF Affairs August, 1873, rs many wouid
II, fa heeVe. The only was 70 arrest anticipated
t-shle Is 20 meet n In manly fasion. aid not 10
- hoping for thc best Let the BANKS take heed
vhie tlers il yet time. They now hold only
q POO 900 legal tenders against ooO, 5Ou,OOO at
g. same date IA 1876 and 90. 6Oo.CoO ln 20.
1l, is an excess of idle capital for all legitimate
,,-.,ses but " Wal-st imitation can speedily make ~
tsp,oar-. never % return 20 those who loan money
o. hcls.ioIs v-iues.
rs. e.aeatrictics Of tho stock Market today were
- auzz.ug. Lake Shore and Western Union
So. mode up over ouc~half of the entire transact
. he 3aY. but their movements were not 10 al
:, ,,ra-d While lake Shore wss steadily brought
NJ ra.a 5l3s 20 52@s-presualahly tor the saTatoga
a. California party-Ncslc mon soencd 20 1e
q, l 1t tuc market psicc-f1a3f I3"r T. '5ic
s-i finally ths supply so far exceeded The demand
IL w .r absence al any artificial slppor' The pIlce
i-s, % -l, The siocN closed with q rliiy only t0
ri-.-1rf. u ihc early tIadIug the general market.
,,fln-. Use coal rtpCk-. followed the fortune oi
~ .re and ,vrl patheticalv reese wItA 10, bat the
rr..,u.,frI break ln Western I zion Clacouragc'.
r. ,a,ns.ors and prices al lcli cf. led ~ Lake
81 which 'yCrt down o. 5l q. Iuc market closed
nu.... ei and weak. TIE suhioinod table shows the
RANGE OF rHg sToCT NaRaEr
srfuaf Is. .-s- CLOSING BIDS. shares
New-York tribune., 1877-08-08
COTTON MARKETS.

AUGUSTA Aug Cotton duh snd nominal; Niifl;n p.
1lallitc. Low Mffng. iOIs1lic. Good Ordinary. lO1c
receipts. bales, slrs. - bales
BAiTHJgH. Aug 7.-C0tton duils Middms, n i2ci Low
Mddnc isc GOOD Ordinary ~. nei re,Dt.. IL bales
pt- 6a Dles exIorss coaswse, - bales sales -
bales. stock, -,JiJ bales
Posr1y. kur lotion Gull. sndil.ag l2ie-s Low
Mdding lITc G0od ordinary, n ic stock, -i3 bales.
CHARLESTON, aug. cotton duu htuuz, III -c.i Low
MddnE ile Good Ordinary, lOir saies jo bales stock.
CRcsaAL Aug 7.-cotton dun and shade eaaeri
NiafIug. llr., low hdiiug. 1905. Good Ordinary, lJc
receipts bales shipmeDta, - bates -ales 80 bales soc
5.lUu bales
MorlE Aug cotton weak and nominal riidiug ~;
ii fHn- l0c. Coed NT insry. Jc sfock a.ot4 bales.
MEiras, tug 7coton quiet Nednngs, 10 sc. receipts,
80 bales. saiss 100 bales. stock Gt->i bales.
NEN-DIu.EANS Aug 4.-fOffon qHft aud easy difGinC
Iic Low Mildlng lUac Good Ordinary lO' neg ipt..
I30 bales: gross receipts, 4J3 bales sales 500 bales soek
49t5l ha.es
No8F0IS Aug. Cotton duil ana nominal MiGia-. lic
receipts s4 bales, exports coasFse. 20 bales. -'0'z
. i3- bales -
PHIriDrirHIA Aug. Cotton qriet. Hilt'mg. l2c. !;
Low r.d.u2. -c.. GO0f Ordinary lr-c reslufs
40 bales; 1855 baes sales 90 sgnlor SD baes stock a5S
bac-.
n LorIs. Aug 7.-C'tton Unchanged Mdfmg Iie ;
Low hliQng OGc.t pnu4 Ordinary . .'fi- ricclia. -
bales; shipments, - bales. stock 2J7- bales
SAYAAAAI. Aug lotion lower f0 -ril nom raly M
caangei, Aildllg, llc. toH Mt6An% lO5c, Good 0ff
uar. c rrcgus y bales. gross, ~ bales; sales,
IL bales. stock, l,,3O bales.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-08

-pf~-Q Q1ct kinds 40 ate Prcs' rcpper~ gag .rr'
I21,qi:i.c. -Gmara, l2-s'-. r" "ir y o. H h'.s W
1.t I'll aB-e- owe ~telIe. .tflll-r, t1-7t~' Hta u
me- az t,r Batavia 81 1-2 1ci taicutiA 0il-tr Dag
&c. airaU UIlr,r g., Jamaica fi.tit 4-4i- -'-' ga
f.-, +, and Penang Nutalegs. -I 41icr az e"it
EAHIN E-Inrkct Iuirt l"4 4-'-s- iii"i' "'''''-
la a.. Choice C4uirf ,,..,
SfA Af-illw duli aul nominal ~ -'-i' '-e nt az tp
,s,. sac nF Prime s'.GHsfr Tor tenIfiias 30
hI aDa suscoy ado sod 20 81. ,ss e in" ,5..' @ ~.
,r,o i,tIfrI iui u &C. flr fUwhrie ~ -. i'f
Cr,utlaief Iuac 7ttndald A - l"s4 10 - ul -"
"a = III o. rushed ua n - l1 Il ~ .o"i , - -
Ga. ports named r.. tho, Total
New-York tribune., 1877-08-08
Dipi0eH0 Nonoe5.

RANK of the MANHATTAN COMPANY.
Nd NKw.N NoEK. August 4, ln77
Tho president Directors of The Manhattan tog pAny
have declared DIVIDEND ~ POUR AZ pEh CEN 1ff~s
from TAX pay after Fr.day, the lotA MT
J. :. HAkhAhOfh, Cashier
NOTlCE.-The COUPONS of the FIRST
~ MORTGAGE BONDS ami the lNlhkt.Nl on the
GTARNTFFD PRFFERRED STOCK of thu LOUISIANA
a MISSOURI RIVER RAILROAD COMfAh \, l9tlsns
1877 will be paid on and ate, tn lat9 ~ t osiSo
Of MeSsrs. NJ X. JEsUP. PATTON CO.. " WNham's1