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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-10-04
IN THE DISTRICT COURT or THH

Z Unittd States Tor the District OF Nevada
j.. re V A Muller and P c. Weber, bankrupts In bank
.ul,tcy.
Notice is hereby given the creditors of said bankps
and all parties interested that TUESDAY, THE 18th
DAY OF ii Ne 1877, o'clock NJ and the Court
said Court in Carson City District aforesaid have been
appointed the time and place when said Court WILL OH
hearing inquire whether the resolution passed by the cred
tOrS bankrupts the Both day OF May 1871
cepting the proposal OF composition made by said bank
rupts passed required by law and whether the
same the best interest Of all concerned; when and
where all parties Interested may appear and be heard III
that behalf.
Witness the Hon. E. W. HLLYER, Judge OF said District
Court and the seal thereof hereto affixed at Carson City,
District OF Nevada this 9th day OF June, 1877
rsEALJ r. J. EDWARDS, Clerk.
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The amount of twenty-five dollars and seventy five
reported as received from miscellaneous sources derived
in the case Of the State Watson, MarcouN.
The County Treasurer has settled with the Controller Of
Strife up 18th of June 1877 and has his receipt and
discharge for the Respectfully submitted,
Fred ID. IIRNER. CountY Auditor.
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OFFICE COUNTY AUDITOR

ORMsBY COUNTY, NEVADA, July 7, 1877. !
To the Hon the Board Of County Commissioners Ornsby
County, State of Nevada:
the County Auditor respectfully submits the following
report Of the fiscal affairs Of the said county for the six
months ending June 30, 1877.
Balance hand January 1st, 1877 ..... s25 952 OF
RECEIPTS.
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III
persons holding liens against the property Of Jacob
p Winnie, described follows to wit Lots numbered
eight and in block number fifty eight of Proctor
division of Carson City Nevada, that the under
signed has commenced action in the Justices Court OF
Carson Township Ormsby County, Nevada before c, A.
Withere Justice of the Peace, foreclose mechanics
lien held against said property and all persons holding
liens premises under and by of Act of the
Legislature the OF Nevada, entitled An Act to
liens to mechanics and others, and to repeal all
other Acts relation thereto approved March p 1877
are hereby notified be and appear before said Court
the 9Th DAY OF JULY, A. ID. 1877, at 10 O'Clock A NJ Of
said day exhibit then and there the proof their
liens. DtNNlNG x HUME
BY HARRIS < COFFIN their attorneys.
Carson Nevada June 49, 1877. laWjw
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STATE OF NEVADA, County Of Ormsby, SS.-I, Alfred
Helm County Clerk and ocio Clerk of the Second Ju
cial District Court in and said County and State do
hereby certify the foregoing full and copy
Of lhe original order of said Court in the matter above
Office
- In testimony whereof l have hereunto set my
Il @ hand and the Seal Of said Court this twenty third
I Is day of June, A. D. 1877.
- ALFRED HELM, Clerk
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OCTOBER 4, 1877
1T THE DISTRICT COURT. SEC oND u

r THE DISTRICT COURT, SEC OND JC-
iicia District in and for 0rmsby County, state of Ne
ada
the Of the estate aDd guardianship Of Charles
F smith, Clara Smith, Alice Smith, Edgar Smith and En-
Smith, minors.
L appearing to this Court from the petition this day
resented and filed by ". H. Smith, the guardian Of the
persons and of Charles F. Smith, Clara Smith, Alice
Smith and Emma Smith, minors, praying for an order Of
Of certain real belonging to his wards that is
Necessary and would be beneficial 10 said wards that such
estate should be Sold it hereby ordered that the
Text kin said wards, and all persons interested in
The said estate, appear before this Court on MONDAY,
THE 23d DAY OF JULY, A. u. 1877 at ten clock A NJ,
at the Courtroom of this Court in the County Of Omsby,
then and there show why order should not be
GRANTED for the sale of such real estate.
And it is further ordered that copy OF this order be
published at successive weeks before the said
day Of hearing in the MORNING APPEAL newspaper print
ed and published in said county Of Ormsby Dated June
Esd 1877 S. II. WRIGHT,
District Judge.
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S735 81
And OF the coin there is silver $1,000 The larger por
ton Of the licenses and poll taxes addition to colsd
cradle portion of the personal property having
been paid in silver
have made my semi-annual settlement with the State
Controller for all monies received on account OF the State
and hold his receipt in full to June IL, 1877.
Respectfully submitted
II. J. PETERS, County Treasurer
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BALANCE
On hand at close of business June 90 1877 This balance
IL the aggregate of the balance in the several funds al the
close of business June 60, 1877, Is follows
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The above sale is hereby postponed until THURSDAY
the 3lst day OF MAY A. b. 1877 at hour and place
and by request OF plaintiffs and defendants.
). I. SWIFT, Sheriff.
Carson CITY, Nav 10th 1877.
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The above Sale is hereby postponed until SATURDAY
THE NINETEENTH DAY OF MAY, A. b. 1877, at same
hour and place, by request of Plaintiffs and Defendants
$. T. SWIFT, Sheriff,
Carson City, April 80, 1877. myl
The Morning herald., 1877-07-27
THE WELSH LANGUAGE.

The very tune of the Welsh language
that one never-varying sing-song into
which every Welsh preacher breaks when
he warns to his bject-must be the living
echo of the alteration of the Druids, de-
scended without the slightest change. 1t is
the first note Of scale, the second, and the
minor third; and it goes up, and falls, goes
up and falls, perfect chant there, set in
she midst of speaking, used by every singer
the same, unconsciously, apparently,
as if from the mere habit Of tradition.
The tone of prayer, too, before this
chant is reached is quite the poetry Of
self.abasement. 80, Arglwydd!" a
rough Welsh quarryman will exclaim,
low on his knees, struggling for the in
sp,ration that shall carry the hearts Of
some thirty or forty fellow-worshippers
with him. Arglwydd is the Welsh for
Lord, pronounced Ar-gloo.uth; and the
Welshman will repeat it, 80, Ar-gloo-
nth o Ar-gloo- nth !" in the posture OF
an Oriental, and with all the fervor. In
the church service the words, ''Lord, have
mercy upon u.s." sound Ar.gloo-uth, trig
ar hah oor toom (standing, 80 Arglwydd
srugarha wrt'ym! } and they come with
an effect singularly fine.
1t is no less striking to hear the shorter
Of the Ten Commandments: Thou shalt
no kill, Ma ladd; thou shalt not steal, Ma
IA l.atta; emphasis being in the very short
ness. like swords swift out. II the En-
dish eye, too, rests upon some Scriptural
terms. it will be reminded Of nearer
Orentalism, Greece.
The Corinthians are called the Cornth-
lid TIE Ephesians the Ephesiad, Chris
ian il Christion, cherub is cerub tho G
.ard), purple is porphor, diamond is ada
msnt. lot is lot, Job is siob, and other
weli-known Biblical names-loan, lago,
Pedr. George and Charles, too (without
mentioning scores Of others), become siors
and Iarllea; the genius Of the Welsh laa-
ruaye having made no provision for the
soft sound of ch and or 6. Other exam
ples of this are given in Sapan or Japan;
in siasmin for jasmine; in siacet for jacket;
in ~iercyn for jerkiu. All the Year
Round.
The Morning herald., 1877-07-27
ITEMS FOR MOTHERS.

A correspondent offers the following sea-
sonable suggestions to mothers Of afflicted
children:
We hope that mothers will remember
that good brandy is cure for summer com
plaint; in bad cases teaspoontul in milk
three or four times day.
A flannel cloth wet in hot brandy, OF bet
ter, camphor and brandy mixed and heat
ed. will relieve the pain in the bowels, u
frequently laid over the stomach and DOW
els.
Bits of scraped ice are better on the
tongue than drinks of water.
For stings and poisons, strong soln'lon
ofsaleratus and water Immediately, and lhe1
frequently applied, gives relief and sure
cure.
For burns, all Immediate application OF
-four covering the burn and wrapped 50 as
TO exclude the air; then burn lard till 1t II
ouite brown, and apply, and relief and cure
will soon come. Do not wash off the flour
if it clings, but put the lard over it.
At night, in extreme warm wea1hef' a. a
lemon squeezed in tepid water, to sponge OIL
the hred-out little body, will give rest to
mother and child. saleratus is good o'l'
lemon is best. Even washing off the little
feet, neck and palms of the hands in tspld'
never very cold, water, will induce a health
ful sleep.
The Morning herald., 1877-07-27
Destroying HIS GODS.

'p'' has been swept clean of gods, and
"',r'es are apartments to let. The
4ve k"m Bahadur, whose Queen, find.
yer lovely face disfgured by smallpox,
''"'u herself, cursed his Kingdom, her
[o'S and the gods Of Nepaul. He had
'o''ors legged, and the nose and right
I'M eaen cut off. He then drew up heavy
:. ''efS before the images of the gods, and
H., accusing them Of having obtained
I" MIN $4,000 goats, several hundred
n, ,,s''S Of sweetmeats, and 1000 gallons Of
- ' unuer false pretences mot even in re-
,,II saving his wife from Disagreement and
! d"' y he had esuns opened upon them,
!, a, as'yf ,N SIX hours cannonadiag the del
,;sa Nepsal were all reduced to fragments,
nv 10 a''ss y nth could pw pgsthe,
- a.AyS- s.ss..
The Morning herald., 1877-07-27
IN meeting Of the Massachusetts Den

fNa meeting of the Massachusetts Den, ,
tol so, ;etv DR.. G. F. Waters described and
,csted a very simple and easy remedy
or burns and scalds, consisting simply in
covering the affected part with the COM
mon bicarbonate Of soda-the ordinary soda
used in cooking--and then OVERLAPPING awe'
cloth. The severe pain is Immediately
relieved, and the burn rapidly hesl'. Dr
Waters poured boiling water on one OF his
wrists, and then he applied the sods ano
tlrvwet cloth. :. .s.,.,~~~
The Morning herald., 1877-07-27
SHOPPING IN CoNsTANruNopIR.


On the very 6rt occasion that We visited
ne bazaars together, A. proposed that
ve should conceal the fact that | could
peak Turkish, and engage the services of
young Jew, who really spoke English
cry well, and see how far he would try to
rob US. This we did, and soon settled our
elves down to purchase from an old Turk
very curious. and handsome old English
lock, by q celebrnted maker who had
,een dead some hundred years. The clock
would not 20, but it was easy to see there
vas not much the matter with it. Prob
,bly it had been present from some am
'assador or rich merchant to some Pasha,
Ind after being stopped and broken by
ne fingers Of his nquisitiye wives, had,
'prhaps, been stolen during some fire, and
sept for years until it was safe to expose
Il for sale. A. now addressed himself to
be Jew interpreter:
"ASk the old fellow how much he will
axe for the clock"
Jew, in Turkish How much?
Fork-Twelve pounds.
jew to A. Sixteen pounds, sare.
"On3r him e."
Jew to Turk The Englishman offers
he pound; says it is all smashed up, and
only wants it for the glass and hands
lie former for an eye.g glass, the latter for
toothpicks.
Turk with dignity)-You lying beast.
May your vile tongue blister your polluted
mouth, and destroy you by slow starva-
tion.
Jew to Ale say, sare, COS he love me
all same as him son, he let English lord
have clock for fourteen pounds.
This was little staggering for me, and
my face must have betrayed me to the lynx
eyed Israelite if had not taken the op-
portunity and hunted flea all round the
inside of my sock. This kind of bargain
ing went on for an hour, A. being made
aware of the state Of affairs by me, while
he Jew had gone to fetch US some coffee.
AT last the Turk was beaten down till
he asked f9, and the Jew said "a; and
then the villains look of outraged inno-
cence was worth anything, when quiet
ly said to the Turk in Turkish:
"We will give you f2, and hope to have
a deal with you again another day, when
we will not bring our friend here with
u.s."
In a moment the young Jew had dis
appeared.
The Morning herald., 1877-07-27

The indefatigable shell collector, Mr. "
R. Thatcher, has returned to Great Bit
ain from l,is five years. genealogical ex
,loriug trip in the far East. he has
,rouvbt home an entirely new genus
yhich the Geological Society, London Q "a q
propose to call Tbatcheris q h.s hepos'
, 1877-02-08

n!cess1n, rsrl rlo,.: sl.ure11s nj re,alI Mixed 7'a
stEi,s Imothy ~. n fa't dcn1an,. antl ssm q - st
Az sceI lhc "rsri,Es - rfnvrs srrs ',tr wat
s,scrt ior rrns .,n'ctst which spd At ~ los''1,.
aALT-:ESas n ..ttle ie!tct request At unchsnEed
s51Ss so, has. ~ sy. Ms nss s h,son
IKhs. 81, w.shs ietr Inquiry, nna were nra At tho
fhngcuf prices fnlEnwinr:
n1tdltm q sslc GvAi G, )4!H,e: nn. si'dar. nm
est to.is; eIotrr 7ot. 7c; ro!crs. sttN,c; fancy,
Ft.Ntsl11, - 49,
iArrEiAt-Con,n,nn. 49, 3:lr; raod 10: a'a3acs ne.
St&E1. rtlUCr. tslCt 1tltI fllnlrrst. snRf7y.
,,; y%;ISa ~ :ssc: ~ .'od TO- *3s1ss
nnc.' s*t!as ss'ss: .kt;os; s!!Y:c: o1;9 = ~
sn"ilin :f,sasc Bl iieils,r1i Iit4il: nae IHiisci
fnrsl lxt.;tr. ChsEfr. tfte.act Cluiccst. Rltt3cI
tnLnsii.-t n,I1,on 3Ss:a,c snats common. 1ps1,c,
arsst, Asis s+es .r,9lee. tWatr!es ehntest. 7..stH
wo"l. 1 1glnR nm. wa.,sa ncsst. nna N! Ined!n,n.
iMaty u Hight. Nhs1ict do eaIsA nnh tne!1tm. 2ts
a14ttur.
, 1877-02-08

slEEr"tT 99na t9 raoieG s sfaFe1 H., % tiss9 waa & !
sia s.as xrr .ti VA W. n.os ;ans l.. %
nn ~. ~ Il Ire III sMeMsn al III THs4 IL, anJ v
Dn ~ ~ ~ Va - ~ TX an sgp AZ
~ en0tG1 =. s.sas<S''ss PCT W. ns' 1els"lbs aso
soIo OF taa salcs' uxx,.,,~.
4, 4, ,,t.x ~. "hh, sAfss. h.se. ~, Ar rr;r.
~ .'s!Uh FHsN = .+s. g; e1.M Is?sss " ~ y
it1..+ r. t's9] .3''' ~ ~ ri lG3.'' x =, txs t
's5't'.tvS 7N'''' IT. 'ET, o''''' o1 7'sS
A'''s Oh 1'oa' hu.... .,.,: t..,,,s ~, 1+"oi
.., v,.x vn, H1x ,,n ru.h. ,,,,,,,.. =. ,o, ~,
NkM AoHst rup' ~ ~, .'snO Ut
xs s sas se s'ts or.fS srss
iu s"saio , "4su M ~. " i sar 9t
@ @ ;yy ~. .;,P ~ ,ots :s.. VI 't ~
, 1877-02-08
Withdrawn from, storo during Tuesday ior eli,


Whhdfawn from store during Tuesday tor city
consumption: =. .aMl bu wheat. I,607 bu corn,
ssh!1 OIL oats, ~ ba rye
INC 'oHowlns e1a'h ~as inspected Into stofc IN
thsa CITY on Wednesday morning; Lear No.2 NV
~neat' . osa9s No. spring, cars No. j do, cars
felcetea 10 w whtat>' . cars No. corn. cars
niEa'tnlxtd do' II cars new DO, cars nc" mixed,
~ cara no. corn III cars rejected 10 uta corn);
car NO. oats y cars Rejected do, car no grade;
: cars NO. hartley U ears No. do, cars rejected
oo' car no gEade. TOTAL l.a cars, or 81, 400 bl.
Inspected ohs' ll,h!u ba wheat, ~ Gt0 btu corn,
l,a1o 9a oatA leo Eu fya and lut 7@O bu barley.
lurlng last week 81. Q30 hA corn, !, 05l boxes
cHted meats, aud u slh cases OF canned goods
wcre exported direct from Chicago to Europe.
Thty have corner IN 1ATd In Liverpool, for
February delivery, aud The psts of tho article il
mounting upwards rapidly In consequence. We
knGw n0t WAethcf tEcy have III, D00 tcs hau1,
or H. o0o tct, - tclegruphed hhcr within the past
few days, but tho good people these seem mol to
have snuaIh. snd ths w0rst at It ". they have not
time 10 Obtain mora from Chicago bcioru the cnd Of
the month.
and lard Ars ever EcIatcl by the Eiore.s In this city
in order TO ucrrase he storage charges Or fur any
other purpose.
Lat Monday there was Ia store In baltimore
! .b.H, CbD bu corn, OF which n50 20 tu was rated
~ steamer and !, TO :5U b,s II mixed; also al3,
u11 bu wheat Of which lDi, 2li bu came from Chi.
caFo aud Milwaukee.
Tie small volumu Of our Eraln rccetpt4 10 swak-
en!ng attention among onrrasars, aud they want 10
know II thcro IL no remedy for tho asne, Ills
suggested that Tho ey1l would probably be reme-
died, n least In part, By tho alopttoa OF storage
rate OF lc per bu fot tho arst ton days Instead Of
, 1877-02-08

The following inasrutnents wcro fllcd for record
Wednesday. Feb ::
cirT f'RorERrr,
West Fourteenthht. Ill II v of Waller; sf,24x
Clyhonrn ", :ss u . OF Wnn,it ti n G /, tx
fO1tt, with buildings. tlatrd Frh. d.. 1850
iol It, ttsc,i Feb. 1.:.:............,..... 2,D50
Il, dAtrl Feb. -. 1880
cease ~ III. Xi.ti. I'D iki. .i.sksd inv "'
jan ,7.....,..... Incrn
knnt ~ the hltdt dated Ian. luuu
North stair # = of and ncar uocthc. 9 I. tt1K
r!ai1s AZ, aa aeuF III Il. sirii ~
IT. dated Jan. a.. 10u0
es1i0o II. dated AuE IT, iA7t ."......'..... ESQ
Washington At. ~ iii II " y! WABASH ~. ~,
Eel. .3tSashahs. Uivts md vile TO lcotRc
w".. Ta9"r & 81 ii ii iac issn IL '"
2lt3N.lU RI dated Feb. 7...,.,.,.......... 2.4aO
NoMrn or ctTr LtAl1~ WITHIN 4 nAnlrs Or nkyKN
MILES " THE Cht'hT'HDE8E.
HatensxoOd ri, if1 Il OF jefferson. r I, no
xtE1 a.tuft, dated Feb. b..................$ n,R0
AotTH or CITY LtAlIA WITHIN RADIUS or aEfkS
M!LE.oP TIItcnr ar.narkE.
fth Of Futty. fourth IT. VI. III H-luxjs0
III also EAanlalo af. " cur Of F1tty.f1urtb
rrar. ,!A!ed Nox. =. ts7U tCnarlcs Itopkin. -
csiae, sGn e Sassiss ~ 'Ss 81 "
xltaI3 10 IT, daicI Fet. h.... .............. LOO
Forty. y.t,tIh IT. :sltt Y Of ulaselt, b f.251l2ift.
dkfea NOT. 10, ldIU..... 178
, 1877-02-08


Total available for resumption. ........,s ool 81
RESUMPTION or SPECIE PAYMENTS IN riAScg.
The paper money Of the 13nnk OF France has been
At par fur several years, but II not rcdecmable In
gold on dcmand. The bank holds. ana haH ioug
held, stock of gold equal to moro than four hun.
dred millions Of tlol1ars. But the actual redcp-
tion Of the outstandsng nptes IL deferred until tho
settlement Of the gold orsllvcr question In Europe
THE NATIONAL. CURRENCY.
The COMPTROLLER Of lhu Currency slater the
amount OF National. bank notes redeemed
and retired from Jan. II, 1H75, to dntr, at
etG, S3t sol; surrendered between tho sans dates,
81. 3Gl. 450; total 81, lD7, 75T: Issued between
shc oates, a2l. 20s, 0H; decrease from, Jan.
II, 1875, to date. S32 03s, 772s outstanding at
1atc, $:ilH, fl1., u7H. 0teenbacks deposited from
Juno 20. 1871, to date, 10 retire Eatfonal.nank
uotes. $oa DIS, G4; total deposIts, $G7, ~. SD.
Circulation redeemed by tho Treasurer between
Tue samo dates Without reissue, s40. COL, ,bI};
trernbacks On deposi atdatc, $1B 1as. 7l8; Esecn-
bnrks retired under Tho net OF Jan. II, 1876,
sl7, ,O15, 1sa; sreenbatks outstanding at date,
&Jo4, 0st, sla.
GOLD AND 1IkEKNDACKa.
Gold wns 1o5,t 6hl0ds iu gssenbacks.
GrcenbAcka were p5h00ass cents on Tho dollar
n go1l,
, 1877-02-08

departments, and gnictnr-s in The rest, which was
partially lno to The tact of lsht receipts. Th al
tlee* frrm nthct prints were nnt very faSnnslc 10
strength. Except in 1ari, and the rolsL premium waA
lowcf. wlih no certain ncwa In regard to III" pros.
poets at wat In thn u!d World The shipping
movement wna d Mcagrc nne. as n*us'. excerpt In
mcats In the dry goods market there were no
changes Of Importance. The demand continues to
fmnsa,c anil ,rtccs display quite ns much atsene.,
a. nj any time since the inward movement began.
ffintt bicaehc and Drawn cotter.. lteks drills,
dcn'us, and stripes nra HtiIl advancing. The Ero'
Gerry market hnd no new features. Thrro wns
good business for the time nf ycas, and fnf n,bst
tIncs The market had drH tone. csffccs and .r.
ups alone we're easy. The demand fnr dried fruits
was fully nj good As could be expected NJ this #taIr
Of The Acaton, AMI prices 10th for fnrolan and t'0.
nestle varieties werc 6rn,. Fish remained etrady.
l5ntter md chcetc were unchanged The leather.
baEslnE, tobaccu. coal, nnI ,vool markets wrrr
without Fpccla1 now features tfia Eu at pres tbus
Gsnfes.
The dcmantl fot lnnncr emit !nncs moderate At
unchanged prices. Dealers rtrnrt hester trade In
chemicals md truge, with prices lowrr iur sevrsal
aritclct, nwtng io decline Ensf. Wool remains
quiet. The br,nnl. corn market was more acttyU
and stcadiet. Soc,ts wcrc In good demand, ca
pecial,y thaoihy ana ctotcF, and drut. l!aT was
dull, and also hpp. anfl salt. Oranges Aua apples
wero moving freely Al the given pricee. Tie utter.
t,e. ,.s, ~ ~. 1T -. y. - -. 1919 "s.t.'
nf al kiflts an.l Gr, being IN fair local
request. and game and cgga were weak under III
creastng receipts.
iat A'e'snsA "cFa aulct anu n'lchaHRe"' Ec"'
orally quoted NJ 4Oc on grain 70 f0stun lt to New
ynrk nn,t nnut .l ront. II, m, viii, a rA Rain.
~ .I''s ~ @ ~" NV ".s' .
a.sta 49, ~ s"n,,s. 1.sss., ~. , s mses.o.
s'"'' ~"3 n,,.. ~ ,..""'.s ~ S'sSNo~'
..'.'.,..,s roas ., T. A.. .,.
psumue" smsssu ~ ~. t',; si"' !"
ia. ~ :" "o'''' ~" ''''A" "
.
from e ctUp Of K;a7 Ssrnot aoawcr t"r litfnoit.
" sncts FL NJ eha Gnahiitt ~ oxeF S'e,o ns
in New England. whtn; titJ IonlrI ur heavily lit
n M 1ai uetoSf Tn r." hG gof ~ nv - ssfM M ~
Easteta ac,lai !ais winter, I ~, familiar Wit,
@ !net e. a9e qmKscf 1sI T. Ia WY esn
, 1877-02-08

10 1hz Het1EFH z158711fd FF9tL
NEw Yonk. Feb, 7.-Gold opened at lo5E and
eloAed 4, 1865. CaEfJlng rates, tot. Loans
were also made dat, aud At 2 for borrowing.
Silver 1t London, 67E pence. Here tlveE.bars,
1901 the gteenbseks, and III Ia gold. Silver
coln II discount.
Govesnmtnls were acslve and lower.
Railroad bonds wers generally lover.
6lata aecnsliles we're quiet.
Tue atock market wa 4u!etea In tho day, With
adeclne ol 1904 In coal shares and In Western
tn!on ~ the principal features. Towards tbs
slo.o coal stocks recovered Il to N, but in
Gual a4Ics : portion Of this improvement
~M loht. while The general list was
week. In Lake shore and Michigan Central sharp
declLpei took plte. The decline iu tEuuk line
sharvs IL attributed to l.4tsIaents about tho eutkny
Of ral1s. Ihu uAsctluy Ut NsH Jersey st,<kLall.
ERA To-day Wa IN excited onr and resulted IN the
srpo!Etulenl Uf tonamttet To examine the bUok8.
ths doa1inx debt VI the Company IL 81, b00, 900.
, 1877-02-08

As poor, inssnu 0eoyu III. vss one day
breakfssting at Kew, chs great scarcity of beef
tLe subject of conversation. "Why do not
people plant more beeft' asked tho kiug.
Upon bclig told that beef could not bo raiscl
from seed, ~ seemed still snere.i4loua, and took
aud plautel then. The uext MornEnls ha went
cut to see lttheY ilaal sprouted. aud found sone
snalls. Thinking they were o1tn, hc WAS heard
crying out: "iIsre they are! Hers they arc,
Charlotte, horns aud alll''
, 1877-02-08

NEW 0sL4Aa&., Fpb. 7.-Corrox-In fair demand;
prices lErexuart 1ses SO hRrA Eo. ordinary, 1ts
i1tct luw mtLang, ll4Yi1 1s&c, tdlltuv, llJsul2s&e
good mldiliua l3Hpl24e; n1ddlIny fair. l2Nt3 agsc
far. tas40i3fci receipts. net 7eot, gruss 7.ao7,
purs to Cork. 10: u ucnos, l,aloj TO Nov yusk,
2tl8i aock, .sl. UT.
SoniLx, Feb. 7.-Eor1oH-Stcady, u1!ddtnE, sacl
net recuipt4 77u ba1cst 1aca 2D, To Great britain,
<,Sat} Coaatwtsv. 3l9.
sAvAxAAH, Feb. 1.-Curt1x-Qu!ek; ateadJ, mid.
dIug. l3kct net receipts, l. on bales, sateA xah
GALVESTON, Fcb. 7.-Enrr1S-uAeFlhxk llghtl hold
aSkinE higher pHccss middnx. l34cs net receipts,
i,S7A haless gsosz. l,aut; ntIcs. 1, 4G&,
CuA1LxsT0x, Feb. 7.-EuTIoH-un1l aud nominal;
mllllus. l36cs net rccepts w bacsi sales tDu 10
Great britain. 7ts3i u t.le Continent. 1,O7H.
, 1877-02-08
AMERICAN CITIES,
NEW f1RKs

= Eptc3al Ntp0lca 70 TIA 1HbNaf.
new SoHk. FEb. 7.-0AAlk-lSEtlxr trade IN Hheat.
but market generally without decided change; light
busiaes& for export, uAiuy " h pressing fIeixht4;
slty eEs bought small parcels, chls1y ~ cover con.
HaeA Tor nour aa list week; sa,e4 II, N bu upgFad
I'd spring Al ~ nearly all 1t the later prlcea
port and hous usc; old Western mixed du snd with.
ops decided change In price; sales u, oQ bu new
gssded Western mixed At 5s4eoc; new no grade. SEQ
osHc cloalns u the inside pecs new STEAMER Mixed
, 1877-02-08


NEw ontEAxs, La, Feb. 7.-Gold, 105it0
10lt. .
sight exchange on Now York. Y premium.
SfeelinE exchange, bankeFs' bills, 6l..
FoHRIGN.
LONDON, Feb 7.-Console, money and account,
95 ll-1H
United StAtca Donda-'6is, 1034 '07e, 110; 10.
40a, llUN; new bs. 1n7N.
New York Central, %; Eric, M :pseferted, 20.
/: PARIS. Feb. d. -ltcntcs, l05f i!ac.
FRANKFORT, Fcb. 7.-unitel StslcB Bonds
New 6s. 1QJ9t,