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rsiA &c.; refined in barrels isc Igsc for eepsembrr;
ssdn.sy. fednod fhiisdopsSis and baltimore. isSe
rorEIs. The mark. ma. remained sq,s v; as,;.:
S:s:. s s1s I ws.:si. s.
ps p. @ p S. v.rs sss.
iac i4s good prime western and isc Tor
quote. az
rhiIsdsgh. dry picked Use siec for Jersey and ies
81 psr dozen for isasSered hight
rsovisloss kscc'ps.~Pors 1853 Spls lard sieres,
ana and % ss
PORK en and closed second call
ss 20
ior september and $50 bills. a. q. % sia 70
$500 S: pissisa s... si Il lbs. s' s1Ss: sa
s, sas ne for sss AZ
pisa mess sil @ So. p.sss. sssI ga 90. nsrssd
e; @ sa1 ssi =, g ss.,ss s''s .
a:y'' and asss % % az .ad s
Sss ss ;sws.; j. 81 I'D . % g S y
siS - IS a.fsa Novs%Ssr s. I'D Is $ sssoa:
pss'% .as, AN; w., 'ss! yea" ss 50 & $ 50 asked
- ossss 10 Tor ssps%ssr 70 10 81 IS for OCTOBER ,
. dr. Old %s
80 o. Refined was quiet South America was quoted
psekages rhs market remainsd quoted at lsc.
TO tine Western cheessI,eceipts. IL 1895 boxes The
let was si quiet, VITA state qnoted ioe lo!sc and
marks. was s,, Sale. We qna.si Island New jer-
a'es.The,s was fair ,osslns demand full prices.
ne prime vs.. &c; Louisiana hair TO pras, dssc-
aTc patna Zee INC. currency; Raagoon IN bond.
srnAnis4 al tiercss. The quiet;
siose. Western =. ioiGe. lo'ss So ''''''
.ssS s s ~ rs ~ as g s The market
wn,skrr -leceie,s $50 bois. dull and lower; offered
sUoAnThe nominal quotation FOR good refining
fom sc Sc. would to SUBMITTED TO- The fol-
lowing sales we're made yesterday ~ 800 bits I've
d.. t'st s @ cd 5ns.
quot. Fair reinins s,se good do sac GaCa srocssy.
Nos 10 49, sc. ,nolassrs. bids boxes 7isc
rorS cs e.: rsan sa common a 20 prime. re
ara io o % A. iSe "a e 'cas" 'na
ios:s' loaf iis IT, Mite extra q. sjss
sss ysIow s ss'4 ~ $40 94s other grads in
fair ,er the day and rate. were
70 tsSSa ID Pc. s,.n per- s'
&c. TSi nsuSn GRAN s a: a s s sso, 3D. % &
toll steam. 1900 bushels grain, $50. To Hamburg
marks; 1900 bushels grain iao 100 Sas tocseco, s.
o as 80 sns rns @ and
An Italian bark, heneo 80 Bristol With $500
tons. grain d :. on tn. Berth for 'a BRISTOL 'A s
general cargo Including bushels grain a. I'D per
os"is eS,f Brig
Cork log orders 22uJ 0uNrters ltann
bark, hence to Legern with $40 quarters grain IS
Cd. Italian bark, TAI TONS hence TO Lisbon III 3SDJ
bushels grain ~ l1c An Italian harS TO son rom Phil
adeiphia Trieste with 1000 bbis renned petroleum
British ship. 1889 laid the berth for Liverpool
with cotton and general az rates American
bark. 40 tons hence ktver Platte With general
an American bark, 6is tons hence 70, voyage,
private terms American bark from Pensacola United
Kingdom with timber at E6 los British schooner.
hence United Kingdom direct vita 900 Dbs refined
petroleum ana naphthA ut A. Cd Norwegian bark frsm
Philadelphia to Copenhagen tor orders. with 800 bbls.
refined petroleum 5s. Cd fall range Baltic excluding
Eus.an porrs American bark hence to Arabia, with
5000 refined petroleum Zoe British brig hence
French port. with $500 0bls. naphtha ut A. I'D
Spanish brig hence to spanish port, With LOO bills
refined petroleum owners
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SECOND BoARp-l:3o r. N.
MEMORANDUM.

President Gowen denies positively that there has
been any attempt to reform q coal combination. He
made propositions 10 companies last March, which
rejected, he has heard from Thorn since;
in fact there have been overtures made by or to
him since bis return from Europa Several other
prominent men Of tho trade called upon to-day
including the Secretary OF the Lehieh Coal Exchange
who declares that there is thought OF resumlng
combination and that is impossible to reopen nego.
tations present. All the coal company's managers
In this city OF the same opinion.
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BRAZILIAN COFFEE MARKETS.

RIO JANKfRo August q. 1877
Cshse marret quiet; prices maintained: change Rio
good hrsts IlO 1850 res per 10 kilos Exchange
bona n 24k average daily Receipts, 600 bags ship
ments o. the weeK TO the Channel and OF Es ope
loUo bags; the United States, 460OU
terranean 1000 bwgs sses OF tho the Channel
ana nortn OF Europe. 12O bags; for the United States
y Uo0 bags; tor the Mediterranean 1900 bags stock.
:, SANTOS, August y, 1877
Coffee market quiet prcca maintained no change Su-
pertof SANTOS Y DO 1,2u0 per 10 kilos -gs
uaiy recspt 600 bags shipments Of tho week TO all
countros 1000 bags TO tho Channel. Europe and tho
Msaterranean 1000 baRa Sales NJ the Europe.
U,U00 bags
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NOT A SUCCESS.

X. y. Linden recently invented IRE extinguishina
apparatus and tested It's capabilities wooden struc
ture one story high at East Now York, last wednes
day evening. The Invention did work as well al
was expected, the building burning to tho ground in q
comparatively short space OF time. truck company,
while on its way 10 the nre ran over Philip Bornest
ing at the corner Of Pennsylvania and Atlantic ave-
nnes, severely njurng him He vas removed 10 mis-
hAt
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The question 10 whether . receiver eau b sp-
pointed for ths Universal Lie Insuranoe Company Va
y.ster day tho subject Of examination before Mr. "
French. The point under ducossion was the vaue OF
real estate In Brooklyn upon which the NJ
versal Company holds mortgages M y. wntine:
President OF the Williamsburg Savings Uank tostined
that property mort2aged for sum much
larger than what II would present bring ~ public
sale. The property rs said to consist chiefly OF sabur
ban lots which frame cottages have been buiit ana
mol OF nrst class city lots, represented. The
exami natlon ID not concluded
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$asst aaiss BY. ...,dy: he sale. .sen.
sioSqo bushels I'D g s = z for rssas Winter ~ to
SPRING gr j . for &c. % FOR August
p ~ %. aFs .s * the ts fa s @
u AZ BID 81 .s S Do ~ Tor - s Sa q 81
4 ~ ss y :. asked No. .p,'s sr ssyssmssr q g
for K sS'a
Con- was easy and dur the spo. sales were ssea.
No. do SOC zoe for ungradcd and 4sle o5e for hot
ra at Selves o % de os. % Al %
a 5si.c 1900 do, September, No ,. at s9lac
t. s@ &
3 1850 bushels S at s do So a.e
irn The sales "Dsni 35op Bushels within Tie o,.
sc so Sss . extra s SG and 40 d. ss No.
DO BE- No. do &c. rejected 2ae Eye wassteady At
arrive Barley and barley malt quiet
irxr .sp JuIm There was no change IN either hemp o.
We quote American dressed si13 slso for snss s1lo
ssan sos p'S SsiS s"d Italian x sa75. rad Jas.
aas W ssf enre"cy ",e Sus ' ssessy cssa' 90
MoL.ssss..rrade wa. ouct in domestic. Foreign was
also quiet We quote Cuba centrifugal and mixed 24c
34c do. csyed. 5ic 3sc. vado refining; ss $50
Islands: 4oc. 45c New Orleans. good 4sc prime Soc
NAVAL sroRrs--The market remained nrm TO, spirits
and s4c was Sa tor n" order No
owing the scant supply Rosin was dui and nominal
able order Sac bid Sosin -tiocd ssrsnsa Il IS common
do, ~ 20 Pitch ~ 70. Tar ~. Advices from Whining
u follows -Kosn firm; strained III 40; good
do. 81 A. Far unchanged Tnipsntiae unchanged spir
its steady. Sic. bid.
Otis -Uottonseed oil quiet. Lnsscd oil was more
and tr1s hrrner. and GDc. paid for small
lots All kinds Of fab oils we're firm. bat quiet. We
quote Linsecd, 5ec Soc lard prfnie s.asonaLlc
Zoe. 7sc.; sperm, crude, 81 10; bonchcd white
81 IS do natural do, II ~; whale. crude north
err. Coo do. southern. ode beached winter zoe nutu
raj do. SIC extra do. zoe; extra oloachod winter
pnant 55c na.ura winter az 7.c winter ocached sh,
45c. doc. crude lsh 3Jc. u 3ic.
PKrRoLEUx.-- Refined was dull aud nominal A. the 20
tocum Exchange the sales 1000 bbls United
lar At W 83 5000 bbl do ~ 81 35 and 1000 bills do.
at q 35 No Quote;Crude, IN bulk, 1kc. Do, u bar
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.
COMMERCIAL.

COMMERCIAL
LIVERPOOL. August 9-J y. N.
Cotton-rhe sales Of to-day included 1850 bales Of
American.
Futures closed dull up,anas. low rfddlng clause, No
vember and December delivery, 3l-32d
LONDON. August 81 3 80 r. NJ
Refined petroleum, ioa4d lo5sd per gallon. raIow,
As. 3D. cwt.
LvsRrooL. August e--5 30 r. NJ
Spirits turpsnttne. 20s I'd. per
NEW yonK rR0DUur REPORT.
I.IvERPooL, August 9. 1877
Pork Eastern duii at 7os Western steady ~ 54s Ba-
y7s Cd cloar dull 37s cear ste ady a }s
I'd Ham.-ioHg cut steady at Dos shoulders steHdy
Bis ga Beef-Lndix steady 92s ay
lO6s; prime brmer S1s. Lard Prime Western
dull NJ lis Taliow-frinie city irmcr 4s I'D Turpen.
tine Spirits dull 2Js. I'D losinGommon dull 5s
line du.l at los Cheese American choice duh 5Ls
Lard oil steasy Vt 4js Four--.xtra dull ~ 29s.
lis I'd winter southern steady ia Sd Vest
ern none In tho market Corn-M soft steady
GLASGOW. August o. 1877.
Sugar IL IL. and ga . Cd lower.
FINANCIAL.
LosDoN August o. r. NJ
Censos. eS she for both money and the account
United states bonds. ftss. 1861
Erie halfway sharcs Oh
Paris advices five 22l,c for
tue account
LONDON August 81 10 T.. NJ
Inc Bank Of England statement shows q decrease Of
specie for the week Of $50 90
Pans, August o. 1877
Exchange on Lendon 25f. l21Sc. Tor short sight
The statement OF the decrease of
specie tor the week OF 3.lOoo0Of
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ADRIFT ON THE HUDSON.

Two lads Of this city, named August Lachcz and
Theodore Hageblom we're picked up yesterday in the
mode OF the Hudson, while hanging on 20 an over
turned rowboat, by tho Hobckcn fcrryboat Hobokcn.
They were taken to christopher ferry, but do
cncd TO give their address. They were each seven
tocs years old When found they we're IN worry ex-
hausied condition,
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MIR. HEANEY'S ASSAULTERS.

Mr. Heaney, the pawnbrokcr Of Atlantic avenue,
Brooklyn who was gagged bound and his safe robbed
about two years ago, has identified the picture OF
Frank Mccoy, serving out torn oil eight years
imprisonment IN the Delaware STATE Prison. ~ one OF
the robbers Mr.. neaney positive that jan Brady,
confined the Tombs Is another. and he Is anxious 10
discover third.
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PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.

PRovIDKNGx r. l.. August q, 1877.
Print cloths inactive; prices nomin ally unchanged &C.
offered and 4 Lice. 41sc. asked for e4xsfs.
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2. II.
10000 SIS 81. Iia,s sisoooo Us e.e7 100
800 Us 5-20'a c.BS.n lO7 5000 52os. 0s 11iss
1000 Sos r. NJ JOSH 10000 SIS r. 81 =. ltv}s
5000 5-2O's O. 67 O-1 2OOUO Us "A 1907 IS iC5
3tOODO .b3 lO9
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7hur~iuu. August 9,


For future delivery the sales were rs follows Yesterday
September 800 mt L2.e 100 ut H. aOc, 700 Ut ll3lc
500 at l32e October 100 At H. loc 700 At l07c 800
at Lose November, IUO at lie. 100 10 &c., $40
1o9sc January 300 at II lie Total 1900 bales TO day
l0) l47c 800 at II Joe GOO at IL 4sc.. 100 at 47c
200 At LIE. 2oOa la3c COD at de LOO at 25c
$40 at ll3Ic 800 ut II SIC, $40 nj l. &c., 100 ut 1i4c
700 pDc 500 .29c.. 300 l use 500 1c
l2OO at II 3oc 500 nj Lille 200 at iI32c., 400
100 Ole, 200 At 0Jc, 100 iIo7c. 300 ut Odc
DO lorc, 100 NJ lO9c., D at lo.Bc. 100 at I0y7c
ln97c Total. 1920 bales Grand total. 2S.sOO bales
baies; New Orleans. Mobile Us Savannah 5i Charles
Total Isl bales This dav week. 1913 bales. This day
bales last night Cotton freiehts closed follows:
steam Ac., compressed. TO Bremen. by steam, 9l6c
pressed To Liverpool I'D 932d by steam; by sail
Ac, compressed Market quiet
FLOUR GRAIS-Rcce pts-F0ur, 16, i9l bills wheat
81 j43 bushels; meal ~ bbls and ~ bags: cora
do. barley malt 400 do The Hour market WAS dull
Southern. about 1000 bbis the xcd
Rye -four ruled steady with OF 800 bo
Corn meal ruled rm the sales LOO bbls and bags.
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OUR COMPLAINT BOOK.
[CoNTINURD FROM EIGHTH PAGE. !

ing water stools and this occasion referred TO
We Know positively that no such charge exacted
Ia any single instance The time made by the Thomas
Powell on the day referred to was fully twelve miles
per hour, With heavy barge IN tow, which boat Of
her tonnage exceed II Is imperative rule
the managers OF the excursion steamer Thomas Powell
hat the passengers arc to he landed the return
mn before dark, and thus far, during the
sou, no accident whatever has occurred and
plant from any one has been made.
MARTIN HASKELL.
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The market to day quiet for government bonds,
except for 1878, Of which halt million changed
lands. The closing quotations nrm folows:-
United sates currency SKIES 124X 1888; do. SKIES,
1881, Registered, lily 1ll1; do. do, do. coupon,
III n2k; do DO, 1855, new, registered, 1861 1o7;
10. DO, do, coupon, 1867 a lO7; do do, 1867 reg
htsred. loSx 109 DO DO, do, coupon 100 a
ioek; 40 do. 1885, registered, MIA 1IIh; do do,
DO. coupon, NIX MY; do tenfortics, regis.
Tered, iosk loy3s; do 40, coupon, l127s 113; do
fvce, 1881, registered, losA a iosA; do. do, do,
coupon, ilsh 1909; do. do "a per cents,
1891, registered, 1882 a 1854; do. do, do, cou.
pou, 1881 1osx tour per cents, los 1861.
yokxIGy MAnKRr
rhe London advices reported consois x lower at tho
opening, but recovery has since taken place United
states bonds arc Nak lower for ives and four
and bali psr Gems, sud otherwise unchanged. Erie
declined n per cent 10 ". New York Central and
ni,seis Central we're unslssssa The Bank Of England
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treasurer, No College place, New York;
Thomas Harris New YORK So 90
Samuel Harris New York OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 90
ST. Peter,s Memorial Church. Geneva........ IL 80
Post Skilicn, No. Al q. A. r., Rome........ 20 20
Gas spring Methodist Episcopal Church,
Cau.reruea ..,.,.,,.,........, 10
Bapttst Church RichyIIe %
james Ncvcany New York ................. 10 90
Peter Ewald, New York. . 90
J. r. Norton NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 70 90
Captain Frank II. shepard, treasurer commit
tee oil Luca .......... Ito" 90
or tho above amount Hon. Samuel Campbell,
New York Mills gave $500; Hon. Lewis
Lawrence, Utica, 5000
Tee OF buffalo. ........................-. 500 90
Samuel ID. Bsbcock, Now York ............-. 200 on
X. q. CoomDes. Brooklyn ................... 81 90
FIRST Presbyterian Church, Binghamton.... rs 90
Veteran society, Twentieth regiment, Now
York Volunteers. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. so 90
Total. 5000 50
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CLOSING QUoTAriONs-3 p NJ
The closing quotations at three P. M. were :
THE MONEY MARKET.

MARKET
Mtiey on call was easy at per cent to-day, advanc
ing at the close TO per cent. Foreign exchange
was Normally 4Sjh for bankers sixty day sterling
bills and 4.s7 for demand, with actual business at
AS4a aAs4h and s5X n 4. SO for demand.
the GOLD MARKET.
Gold opened at 1854 and closed ut 1O5 a. with all
the sacs to-day at those figures alternately The Dor
rowing rasss wore ~ TO per and Hat
GOLD cLBAHiSGs NATIONAL BANK STATE or NEW YORK.
told balances. 81, OBJ 900
currency balances. 1,0Ssy04
Gress ciesranccs. 9,23 900
CLEARING HovsK STATEMENT.
Currency exchanges. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SIS, $50 Il3
Currency baiances OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .753 yl3
Gold exchanges. ........................ S,7777i6
6old balances l,304215
UNITED STATES TREASURY.
Revenue receipts $3.50 600
Customs receipts 800 600
Bank notes received. TOO 600
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SOLDIERS HOME SUBSCRIPTIONS.

Tho following subscriptions TO the soldiers Home
fund have just been received by Mr.. John ~ Henry,
treasurer No. s College place, New York;
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5000 u $ $40. 6. 80. IA I07
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, 1877-03-24

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, 1877-03-24
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-06-14
THLEVLNG NEATLY DONE.

An exceedingly daring robbery was
committed at the New York National Ex-
change Bank, No. 1873 Chambers street,
at the close of business hours Saturday
afternoon. The loss to the bank the of
flcers say is less than s., 800, but whether
the theft was premeditated or impromptu
the boldness of the theft made it remark.
ably successful. Soon after 2 o'clock a
boy came to the cashiers door, which is
opposite the entrance. The cashier was
out and the paying teller hastened from
the farther end of the counter to meet
him, leaving several rolls of bills upon
his desk. The boy detained the teller
some moments with questions, and soon
after the return of that official to his du-
ties he discovered that one roll, contain
ing about S2,500 was missing. Search
was at once made for the boy, it being
probable that he was at least an accom-
plice of the theft. While talking with
the latter he was in his shirt sleeves, and
as he had had sufficient time to put on
coat and otherwise change his appear
ance, as well as to get some distance from
the bank, the search was without result
Moreover, the teller had not observed
him closely enough to give a sufficient
description to aid the officers. No clue
to the actual robber could be obtained.
The police were notified, but as no infor.
nation could be given, no one was de-
tailed upon the case. The bank officials
are retiCent upon the subject, and having
charged the loss to the profit and loss ac-
count, confess they have little expecta-
ton of recovering the money.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-06-14
A BEA UTE UL PARAGRAPH.

Life bears US on like the stream of a
mighty river. Our boat glides down the
narrow channel through the playful mur-
murings Of its grassy borders. The trees
shed their blossoms over our young heads
the flowers on the brink seem to offer
themselves to our young hands; we are
happy in hope, and grasp eagerly at the
beauties around us-but the stream hur-
ries on, still our hands are empty. Our
course in youth and manhood is along a
wider flood, among more striking and
magnificent scenes. We are animated
by the moving pictures Of enjoymentand
industry passing US; we are excited at
some short-lived disappointment The
stream bears US on, and our joys and our
griefs are alike left behind as. We may
be shipwrecked, we cannot be delayed;
whether rough or smooth, the river has
tens to its home, till the roar of the ocean
is in our ears, and the tossing of the
waves is beneath our eyes, and the land
recedes from our view, and the foods are
lifted up around US, and we take our
leave of earth and its inhabitants, until
of our further voyage there is no witness
save the Infinite and Eternal. Bishop
HebeT, ~