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Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-09-09

schedule - Iha Clrruit aud CHANGER,
'uurts uf the y NH judicial District.
Bf-fssd - thy raurttss - t,.p4.h.
liInhs, Nadisuu and lagoo. : : cal
haun. Circuit Judg,, =. q Pes ton, IT,
chancellor.
~ the county al Cnviah on the third
Mondays ot April aud October. aud con-
niue twenty -tuuf DAYS.
10 ~, county ~ Minds First District.
he ir.t Mondays a. January aud
rnly and continue thirty DAYS.
lu tie comfy 81 Hinds. Second De
tFict. 90 third Mondays 81 june aud Bc-
crmbrr. aud continue twenty four days
Ia the county Of Madison on the fourth
Mondays Of March and september, aud
continue tNenty -tour dsys.
~ the county OF lagoo 81 the third
Monday, 81 Nav snI November, and
continue twenty-iour days.
GdEccry Courts.
In the county ot Coaiah on the fret
Mondays Of March and Septem Der, aud
continue eighteen days.
~ The county 81 Kinds, First District,
on the ioudh Mondays Of March aud
September. ana continue eighteen days
la the county Of llinds. second bis
irict. on the first Mondays ~ January
aud July. and continue eighteen days.
Ia the county Of Madison on the fourth
Mondays of January aud July aud con
tinue twenty Hour days.
in the county oi Yazoo on the second
Mondays Of April aud OCtober, aud con-
tiuue twenty -four days.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-09-09
f.raaEea.

GEAsuFs u " Adams Crane, mc,t.
fourth SATURDAY Ia rssh moulh,
Antioch tr.t SATURDAY,
Quitmau. thIrl
ztuI ~Iuuls. frsi SATURDAY.
BAYOU Pierre third
lluysvrll. fourth
NsbHlyth. sse,Hd
Gulluau syHsud
ti,aurrrari dr.t
B,th1 saturday H,f1rr f1rrth ~drlsv
ll.u...hIt'n. SATURDAY. before Hrsi SUNDAY.
l'rH luh ~souud ~aturls,.
llaflahurs' sr,Hul ana feurh SATURDAY.
l.sUL ra,k. tlird SATURDAY
lHFiHHrs. tHHt
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-09-09
SHERIFF'S SALE.

Thomas Sinclair. ! Judgment before justice
Va Urpome. f,w District No
David Hill ~. OoPiah ssunty. Miss
DY virtue 4 the above stated writ b. ne
I'D directed. will. oR
hoHddg, the md day Of October, 1870,
expose b. sale. - the highest bidier cor cash,
in froni - the Courthouse dos,f b. the town
II Hazlehurst Copiah county, Miss. be-
tween the hour. prescribed BY Jaw. the fol.
lowing descrIbcd property, sos~itg
A lot q lana and the house thereon, IN
the town u Haglcharst adjoining lot threo,
squaFv twenty-five, o. the north, aud frunt-
ing on Railroad avenue, IN said town and IN
tupiah county. Miss.
Levied On A. the property e the defend
ant, David Hill and will DO sold 10 satisfy
the above stated case aud all cost.
W. ". COOK, Sheriff
-spta a.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-09-09
HeereS's cam Tease.

The old frvorite again in the field.
A never failing remedy for chIlls
and fevers. A speedy and certain
cure guaranteed or money refunded.
Price one (sD dollar per bottle.
OATS 4 WARRELI,
April 10Th. '72-it. Sole Agents.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-09-09

The undeFsgped. committee appointed
g. drat resolutions Ia regard o. oar de-
erased rruther, ANroNIa FJCICu Who died
1t Boug,iraux, France ou the 2ilh daN a
June, A. u. ls76, bcg leave a. offer the tOl-
lowing
Whereas, Il has PLEASED Alnight, God IN
his ny stcriuu. prov idvnre a. rrusuNe irrm
vur midst our beloved brother. ANToSIo Pc
,ICu member II lazlchur.t Lodsr NJ.
- thhcr,furr d, u
Resolved. That while We bow iu humble
submission b. this di-pensatiun q rr5Si-
dcnce. We arr ueyerthelp-- called o. mourn
the l".s Il a worthy member II car Ls-l,.,'.
a gsod citizen anl eue whom ", uHly kBsw
a. love
That We tender 10 his relatives oar bcsrt
felt y mpathy and ruudol,u,r ia this their
sd hervavtnrut
That ~ wear Tie usual badge ~ mourn
iug fsr thirty day-. aud that these rrsalu.
tipus b. spread upon pGr minutes, = copy
sent g. biz relatives and a copy furnished oar
c"uuiy papers f'T Publication.
J a. foRTENHFRRY.
NJ. kEA
Commits
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-09-09

All minors are hereby warned not
TO call nj the saloon Of Mr.. Subat for
the purpose Of drinking. Mr.. Subat
Is determined 10 keep . sharp look
cut in the future, and will positively
refuse 10 sell whisky 10 all minors.
30, take warning, and keep away.
I'm.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-09-09

k0 fHe W1FhfhM f0s@ esp W"
can furnish you employment ~ which yuu
can make very large pas. ln your gwn local
tiles. without being away firm htma over
night Agents waHtet W every tp~a ami
county b. take subscriptions ior the Csuteu-
uisl Record, the largest publication in the
United States-l6 pag~s, - columns Ele.
gtu'ly Illustrated. terms only : per yrar.
Tho Record !. devoted a. whhtrvrr Is ~ IN
'arest CONNECTED with lie Centennial wear.
The Greet Exhibition AZ Philadelphia {. t4lly
illustrates Ia detail E,cfs busl, wants IL
The Who'll, people ieel great interest iu their
cpuntrN's Ccrtnnnial Birthday and want g.
know ell about " Al elegant patriotic
crayon d-awing premium pi~inry h. prrsrni.
"a ftre a. each snh.crtbsr II Is entitled I'm
remembrance Of the One uujr-,lth Anui.
ver.ary u the ludcpeHdouce II the United
states. size - by M inches ANY one can
beyomo a successful agent. for bat show the
paper anl picture aud hundred. # ,uhscri-
Der. are easil, obtained everywhere There
b no business that will pay Ike this At pre-
WIT We have many agent Whu are making
a. high as so per day aid upwards Now IS
the time don DELAY. send for our ciFcu-
lars, terms, and sample copy of paper. which
ar sent frec b. all whu upIfY Do u TO-DAY
Complete outfit free b. those Nha decide g.
engage. Farmers and mechanics and thsir
sons and daughters make the very best ~
agents. Address
THE CENTENNIAL RECORD,
iulyl-lyl Portland Maine
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-09-09

NFHvtrrs a'thr Presbyterian Church every
Sabbath. ~ ~ O'clock Re-, " n Rtng
ham. pastur
NHHNturs NJ the baptist Church On the
socund am f"uF.n tHhhaths 81 each mvuth.
ksN \. 4 l.umsN. Isstur
~EHyICI, At The Methodist Chur,h ever,
Sunday. Rev J. NJ " Gems. pastor.
NFHsiIFs ~ Spring I'LL Chur,h ~ the
trst - 9TH in each mouth. J., El1rr SCOTT
Hud eve, third sabbath Hnd saturday l,f,Tr.
hy Elder u l. Purasr sabbath S,houl
every sabbath ~ "a M.
kTy 4 VI NFFNs WiH bold divine ssr-
wees a Galatiu On the fourth sabbath tu
each month. NJ 4 T. ~.
Service n - stephen Episa opal Chur,h
ca The irs' Sabbath iu cath mauth. Rev.
Mf nuualnss uni,lHfifHE
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-09-09

'Riah, on the authority OF the
New York Herald, says that
New York Is lost 10 the Democracy.
Just wait Till after the election.
'Riah, and the votes are counted,
and thee you can tell moro about h.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-09-09
J. w. BLACkMAN'S
SSmmllluq/ EMZe,
II

A"A 'tf"""ftff tNAss RtW OFtNWH@t III
Open day aud evening during the
entire year.
PeHRmaash,p,
BooLkeTAg,
Mathematics
and Languages,
Are practically taught by experienced Pro.
hssors. Persons from hfteen ~ DIV year,
attend Instructions given privately b. each
student, Who has a separate desk IA himself
and Is put through athorough aud ~ stemafh
couse Of business trahsactions 10 qualify him
for the situation ~ intends 10 al. Person.
who have neglected their education can herr
speedily prepare for business e any kind.
students rom the country can board IN the
hfnily 81 the Principal.
TERMS-Thirty pr cent less than other
commercial Colleges In this city.
Cost of full commercial Course, only slO0.
Aveag- time, three or four months.
The Principal has been > professional
teacher la New Orleans ssnce ls5f.
For circulars, address
J. W BLACkMAN.
augll-ly New Orleans.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-09-09

Vermont has gone Radical in the
State election. Nothing better 10
be expected OF The Green Mountain
State.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-09-09
sAeg.a's Sale

N. ~ RoRERrsoS A sos. } Int piah Coun-
" II "a - Ctrruit Court
y. ?. Lows October term.
Dl virtue q the above stated writ 10 me
ID directed I Wllt Ca
Monday, 2Hd day. II October, 1870,
expose 10 .ale b. the highest bidder fpr cash.
in front oftac Cuur'- house door, Ia the town
II Hazlehurst Cupiah county, Mississippi.
between the hours prvscrihed by law, the bl-
loving described property, ta-Nit'
Tho north half and the south-wes, quarter
II section 3. east half ~ EAST half II section
Z, northeast quarter Il forth wcst quarter
and east half of northeast quarter e section
=, and northwest quarter AZ north west gliar-
ter q ser'tun 10, township >, range west
iuts and section I township ~, range s
east and i've Hcrrs ia 'he east half Of the
southeast quarter - sactian ? township ~,
range 3 east Ard Northeast quarter less -
arr's snd east half u southeast quarter, see
ti"n II. township u, range ; east and south
half lot : aud bots 4. and q section II, t1wn-
ship u, fangc east and lots /. and sec
uon u, township ", range 5 east and east
half u north - quarter les Is acres sec
t,on H. towns ~ range 5 east, all In Co
piah county. Miss
levied on a. the property of the defendant
y y. Love. ard will BE- sali b satisfy The
above stated case and al costs
al24tl W W. COOK. sheriff
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-09-09

Sec that your ueighbors register.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-09-09
BROWNS WELLS,
COPIA COUNTY, MISS.
Great Health 4 Pleasure Resort.

TIIE Proprietor Of these Justly eelc.
Il hrated Well. take this method OF W
forming the pnblie that he u nov pre- :
pared TO receive guests. sud fiattera him
sell that he will be able to give satisfac-
ton 10 all who may come.
The Water from these Wells has been
| used tor twenty years. AID has eurpd
great many OF the following. a. well ~
many other diseases. satin Diseases,
Functional lndigesi Ion. AnemIa, Chova.
Constipation, Chronie Dlarrhaa, throHlc
Gastrills, some forms OF nropsy, Chronic
Dysentry, Chronic lIepatis, Chronic
IaryBgitls, diseases OF the mouth, Oxena
aud othrr Scrohllous affections, Glsrt.
Chronic Gonotrhwa, diseases of the
bladder or kidneys. disetses Incident tn
Females. Spinal Irritation, AmenoTriri.
Menorrhagla AMI the many forms ut
IssucoTThTs. IL IL par excellence the
place for persons OF broken down consli
tutions
The section Of country In which tia
Wells are located IA Jrub ,bly a. healthy
a. any portion 81 the world The grounds
surrounding the Wells consist OF q heau-
tliul grove Of over thirty acres. There
are many cottages. single and double. lat
the use Of visitors. with a very large and
c0fnmodions dining rom. There will be
amusefnents Of all Kinds. Buggies anil
horses Will be furnished at reasonable
rates. There viii be daily mail, Nith
newspapers In abundance.
The Wells are situated eight miles west
OF Hlxlehnrsi, Miss. A daily line Of c"m-
Portable hacks will run from lIsslehurst
aud the Wells. Through tickets can be-
bad nj the office of the y. O.. At. l.. & 4.
Railroad. nc View Orleans. tor sll0O
round trip. and good until first OF October
sArFs % BoAHst
Per Diy . ...' ...... .......... 81 ~
Per Week ............. ... IL o.
Per Month .................. 40 OF
Special rates made Tor families and alt
persons who may desire tn stay longer
than one mouth. Any Information can
be obtained by addressing
M.P. pEATuN. prrp'r.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-09-09
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
SHERIFFSSALE

OflcerS 81 Court.
vs. VI pa judgment Ia Ifncoln
w. A. Wells. ,ircuit Geur. Ms.
Ri virtue q the shove STATED writ n M
I'D directed. will on
Monday, ne md dayof October, 1916,
expose - sale, % the highest bidder Cor cash.
10 front u the Court-h0tse door in the town
q Iiazlshurst Coplah coansf. Misa.. be-
Tween he hoiT prescribed b. lmw, the asl-
loving descrihed property, D. wa
The north east quarter and aorth half Of
south east quarter of section ben. and the
north west quarter - s.rtlan slever, tawn.
ship one range three west. iatopiah county.
Mississippi
Levied on a. the property % the aefsnd.
ant W. A. Wells, and Will be sald 10 sati.f,
the above stated case and al costs.
W. W. COOK, sheriff
sspta-tt
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-09-09

Last OF Jurors for the October
term Of the Copiah Circuit Court
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-09-09

Special rates made Tor iamiliea and all
persons who may desire In stay longer
than one month. Any information can
be obtained by addressing
" l.. DEATON. Prrp'r.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-07-25

DON'T GRoAN.-The man who groans
over his poverty without taking any
steps toward bettering his condition, is
justly regarded as good for nothing
Ounce. Had he sense. the more desper.
ate his fortunes the more energetic
would be his attempts to improve them.
Groaning does not help the matter
work is what is wanted. Persistent
work will accomplish most anything.
Opportunities are always waiting for
those who are able 10 seize them. If a
young man is poor it does no good to
complain about il. Let him 90 to work
to acquire means to tit himself for bust
ness. When thoroughly instructed in
business affairs he will find plenty of
opportunities to advance himself. Bus.
iness men are always glad to get such
talent. They know that any young
man who has bad force of character
enough to educate himself will always
prove useful. and can be depended on.
Young men. if you are poor, don't
groan, but go to work.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-07-25

A LAWYER once built house of such
curious design that the passers-by in
voluntarily stopped a moment to gaze
at it. The lawyers patience was taxed
so much by the annoyance. that MOTTO
ing a gentleman from Limerick stand
ing in front of his residences. he sung
out: g. Pat. what are you looking at !
Did you think this was church Z"
Faith ard did, till l seed the devil
pokine his dirty head out Of the win
dow"
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-07-25

that time says they are still suffering
all the tortures OF remorse as on the day
Of their flight that he has been driven
by some mysterious power TO come and
denounce himself 10 the people. that
the crime may no. be forgotten. and
fearful notwithstanding all this life
of three generations. day and night. the
voice Of their murdered mother has been
always ringing IN their ears
oh. my son, il was that suckled
thee. it was that sucked thee -
Then he disappears. and is never
heard of more.-From Nae- Gaaas's .
"Caaer the Northern Lights
A MERCHANT Non. rLussED Mr.
Clapp. Of Louisville. IS dealer In cut
lery. and his knowledge Of the things
Of this world is limited to that business
Some years since he took his first trip
for the interest Of his house, and while
travelling through Alabama was de-
tanned over Sabbath at the village of
Decatur, In that State. His companion
proposed That. to pass the day agree
ably. they should attend church. They
did So. and were seated near the pulpit.
1t was Methodist church. and you
may know how warm-heartsd and ear
nest is the worship of Methodists in the
rural districts of the South. The
preacher had waxed warm with the
kindling eloquence of his high theme;
and before concluding his audience
were sobbing with tears and shouting
with enthusiasm. Amidst shrieks and
sighs the parson stepped from his
pulpit, began shaking hands with his
brethren. as usual when deeply affect
ed. and. as fate had it, our hero was
the first To whom the hand was offered.
The good merchant was badly confused.
hesitated for a moment in vain efforts
to place him. then reluctantly offered
his hand, saying. II don't know your
name exactly. but it seems to me did
sell you bill. of hardware once.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-07-25

VIRTUE is . service . man owes him.
self. and though there were no heaven,
nor any God to rule the world, 1t were
not less the binding law of life. 1t j,
mans privilege to know the way and
follow 1.-THE Hindu Scriptures.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-07-25
A. MACINTOSH
Notary Public and COnveyancer,
keal Estate and Tax Agent.

u@A eosnpiess Ae~sraes ~ Title to aii Lands
Aias seaaw. VIII attend e. tie pa rshase and
.s,... .sssas .as Shsrv "a Puget Sound. sp~sial
ss'ratassa paid 10 rransser II Real Es,.ts .nl
s.lssas - raIss. fssroasge solicited and salts.
etsseusAi Hassi" ~ ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-01-06

cue o eS~d I 9 iosss granuIated. io1e loac
SrkARisN vas auiei aud unchangsd
d.LLoN The market was auief
n ~11isNAr'-Ihe mafke, easier Sales 800 bbls at
FEEIeHrs -chsr.eng tonnage suitable 70 the petroleum
xanced prices demanded r hs apie AMI rates s5s S as
BERTH room per stesner closed higher with fair demand
erpool per steamer - Ooo bushels grain a. "a per 6l5s
loop bushels At - and 5000 bushels At "a which as
zoe % tons clover seed as 81 600 bale c,tn :, -.
about 80 hhis taOw on private terms 10 40 ons n osa
AZ ia 10 London per steamer 24ooo bushels peas
lloyd, closing at the latter rate 50 oil cake AZ So
900, go bales hops hd, 100 sSlA pork private
at Provisions quoted At SOS TO Glasgow Der
steam 100 erces essl a. Us TO Hull per steam . tsus
"a rechnarks 10 tons salted hides at SOS To Rotterdam
AS Ga asa The charters embraced An Austrian BARK
OF 4O)o quarters grain capacity reported hence TO Gas
bark rumored hence Cork FOR orders with
quarters grain at IS Sd but not Authenticated Aus
grain a. "s ss cd onsthir3 In bsss; herman
bark, reported from Philadelphia for DO. with 5000
baltimore to do. with 5000 quarters at same rate
Ozark reported with -four from Rehmsnd TO RIO JSasro at
SnsS cS aO % % Ss5f ~
thence Bremen with 5000 bbs do at As ID German
As 4sd German bark hence to Bremen with 900 bills
do az 4s 4d option OF Antwerp at As. I'D Norwegian
os; Swedish bark hence to Antwerp with 1900
ee nAPh'ha At os Cd British bark 90 srriyel from Bal
bark $40 tons reported from savannah to Cron-
Liverpool 1924 privilege Of avre at same rate
British bark 5is tons hence 10 London. with ocake in
of 26s tons with do at 25s per ton an American bark
l0l5 tons reported, with from Boston Bombay
W. with general cargo about sos per 20 cubic feet
British bark hence 20 Liverpool with 500 bales cotton
to Liverpool with cotton. at e., register ton.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-01-06
A LARGE FIRM EMBARRASSED.

The nrm OF John Stephenson Co., car builders, Ne.
a. East rwenty-seventh street, are temporarily en-
barrassed and have been compelled 10 ask exten.
sion from their creditors Their liabilities "a
about $3.50 000 while their assets, they claim ara
s7Oo 600 The principal portion OF their assets. how
ever consists Of real estate which 10 not available
Besides the large factory In East Twenty
seventh aud Twenty eighth streets. Mr. Ste
phenson several houses and n lumbs
yard In this City, and considerable land
westchester county. Business has been dull durni
the past season. but the firm have kept the wOrkmei
on hree-Quarter time rather than discharge them, ant
this has been heavy dram the resources OF IN
hrm Nearly all the creditors have signed the exten
sion and the business will continue usual. Tn
nrm has Just received order for seventy cars from
ST Petersburg Russia, and another order Tor mr.
cars for Berlin Prussia and the terms can be agreos
upon money will be- forthcoming IN short tme. Ih'
arm has no indebtedness IN foreign countreE beiui
unwilling trust for any cars bu"t Tar i"regn con
JpAnlea
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-01-06
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT srEADY-FUrUREs QUIET
AND sTEADY-FLoUR QUIEr-wHEAT DULL
CORN QUIET AND LowER-oArs FIRMER-
PORK QUIET-LARD EAsIER-PErRoLEUM
FIRM-sPIRITs TURPENTINR FIRMEB-
RosIN QUIET-ou-s ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
EASIER FREIGHTs EAsIER-coFFKE QUIET
SUGAR QUIET.
WEDNESDAY, Jan. Sc p. NJ
Business was still dull almost everywhere, and tho
market generally tended in buyers favor even where
there was no absolute decline On Change -four was
quiet but unchanged Wheat dull and corn was in
moderate request and lower. Oats we're hrmer.
Whiskey easier. Pork quiet Lard a shade easier.
Frieighls easier. Cotton on the spot was firm, while
futures barely steady. Coffee was quiet and
steady Spirits turpentine firm Rosin nominal.
Oils were generally unchanged. Petroleum drmer.
Sugar quiet.
CoFFEE.-Market for Rio still quiet but steady
Mild coffee quiet We quote ;-Ordinary cargoes.
l6h4c l6Isc.; fair do. IKE l7Zc.; good do
lsc. Isle; prime do, 1876. lsl1c; Santos
fair to good IKE. isl4c.. gold. ninety days;
Java. government bags 26c. 27c.; do, grass mats,
26c. 2sc. Singapore do. 20c DC Ceylon, Ice.
2lc. Maraeabo, 1slac 20lc. Laguayra, ls1sc Doc
Jamaica, lSc l9hc ST. Domingo, l6l4c 16a4c. Porto
Rico, 1sc 19&c; Costa Rica lsjSc 2Oc; Maccassar
2Oc. PIE Mexican lSc a Ice Manila lsc a Ice An.
gostura lSs 2Oc Sayanila. lSc. 2Osc Curacao, loc
"a l9c.
CorroN the firm. Quotations we're un-
changed The market for futures barely steady Tho
closing prices to-day compare with Tuesdays closing
prices As lOlOWs:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-01-06
BUSINESS FAILURES.

Assignments we're yesterday made by Mcssrs. Lnds
mann n Sons piano manufacturers OF 40 Ia Eap
Fourteenth street, to Adam BranIigam, and by Johr
IL. Mecabe commission merchant, Of No. ll2 Wares
street, TO Charles r. Mecabe.
The New York State Loan and Trust Company o
No so Wall street, IS said to DO about TO close up s
business.
Mr. John Baird the receiver OF the Commercial
Warehouse Company, which failed last summer
has completed an investigation Of ITS anairL
His statement shows the liabilities 10 be
81 O46 and the total value Of the assets
s4022 e33 The latter consist principally of United
states bonds amounting In value to about S79 O0O OF
real estate n New Jersey and Westchcser county be-
aides their large warehouses al the Atlantic docks
BROOKLYN The greater part Of their liabilities
cuba where they have debts amounting 10 $751;
355 o.
william B. Cooper h Co., hemp and jnte dealers, OF
No ~ Pearl street. reported % have iacd yestcr
DAY The amount Of Liabilities aud assets Is not yea
known
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-01-06
ApvAYcE ANp pEcLINE.

ADVANCE And DEtLINE
Tho closing prices, compared With those OF yesler.
day lollows:--
ADvAycE Delaware and Lackawanna, a; Erie y ;
Harlem, = Pacific Mail, a Panama, l; Quicksilver,
y. District OF Columbia 1855 bonds, a.
DEcINE New York Central q Lake Shore !, :
Northwest y Northwest preferred NJ Ohio aud
VI ssissppi. a Rock Island, "a st. Paul pre-
ferred, al Union Pacific, u; New Jersey Central,
q gold, a.
STATIONARY Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph. Nichi.
gan Central, ST. Joseph, ST. Paul common, Wabash,
Western Union and Erie In London
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-01-06


Government bonds closed nrm at the following quota
lions limited States currency skies, 122K 122k;
do do, 1881, registered, llez 100; do. do, do,
coupon, 1905. IN do fve-twenties 1894 registered,
called bonds, nay; do do, coupon, do, 1l3K;
do do, 1866, registered. 10Y 116; do. do,
do, coupon, l15's ll6A do. do 1865, registered,
new, III 1l7i<; DO. do do, coupon, III
NIX; do. DO, lsc7, registered, 11gK NIX;
do do, do, coupon, 1lsx a lle,s; do do, 1868.
registered, 40 1901; do. do do, coupon, 12o1<
12ox do. ten-forties, registered 117X NIX; do.
do, coupon, lis llsk; do hves, 1881 registered,
l16K ll6A do. do, coupon, 1161s a1l69<.
THK ToRIIcS NARKEr.
The London advices report consos a fraction lower
and United States bonds firm, but without material
hange Erie fell OF tol4H a14S but later rose to lax
The rate Of discount In the open market for three
months bills has declined 70 81 per cent COS 900 bull
ion was withdrawn from the Bank OF England on bal
aucc to-day The following are the I'VE P. NJ. quota
tIons:-consols for money oST o3k; consols for ac
count 9s5E o.: 1855 bonds, old, 1o4'S a1o4x 1867
bOpdS. losIzi len-iory bonds. lOe,s a loe1s new