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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-21
A DISSATISFIED ENoLIsHMAN.

40 THE EUIToR THE HERALD:-
have complaint to make. not against tho author-
ties for dcrcc,ion OF duty In street cleaning; nor
against gentlemen occupying seats IN the ladies' cabin
OF ierr,cs lille fair have TO stand my CON-
plant ID against the HERALD ITSELF decidedly OBJECT
10 your orcign politics, aud especially 10 your Anglo
phoDla and Russian procnvltes. Why TINS Oelitling
OF England aud constant praise OF barbaric and
oligarchcsl power ike Russian What Is there IN
common between q free and popular government like
That OF tho United states and Tho opeman power Of
Russiay
In a recent editorial you !ntimatcd that England
only permitted exist by the sucran OF tho great
Continc tai Powcra DO you not really think svb
second thoughts that such un opinion Is somewhat lar
ietched2 Tho HERALD is u groat paper. have read
II Tor twenty-five years, ana Notwithstanding is foreign
politics 10 read ~ because believe to be
The Dcst paper IN tho country IL - because have
such high opinion Of the paper that do not like TO
h, ar las do cveryw hcrcj that the HERALD 10 Russian
organ, subsidized by that Power Uf course am we'll
aware that this ~ all bosh. great paper like tho
HERALD cannot be bought, but regret 10 prejudice
carried lar to give rise to such charge among
those who not better informed. IL seems 10 mo
III at American journal ought TO be at least neural
Why you should support Russia IN TINS infamous
s a my stcry mo. WHAT would you say II a power
ful nation were 10 declare war against the United
states account OF their treatment oil the Indians
fancy you would toll that Power mighty quick 10 mind
It's business. Yours, &c. AN ENGLiSHMAN.
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DIED..

ANDERSON On Sunday, 10th inst, after lingering
Illness MARY PARaELxE, wife OF Joha Q. Anderson
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited at
tend the funeral from her late residence, No 400 9th
aS on Nav 10 a. 1sr o'e r.
No IL East 10th st., AGxEs BARNES. widow OF The late
Benjamin J. Barnes OF this city.
Funeral NJ ST. johns Chapel, varck ST.. near Canal
on Tuesday morning, at nine O'Clock. Relatives and
friends are respectfully invited to attend:
BAnrsrr --On May 10. Mrs sgiEMSA BABBsrr, only
child OF Horny and Caroline haight.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited TO at
tend the funeral, on Tuesday May - mt two O'Clock
from he Church OF tho Nativity, aw q, between 9th
and 9th sts.
BgAoii-At Glen Cove on Friday morning, May is,
1877, OF apoplcxy, Hon. ELIAS J. BEACH aacd So years
Relatives aud friends are respectfully invited TO at
tend tue funeral, AZ st. PauIs Church. Glen Cove, this
Monday moranS sex a. map"s, 'sS 1oosS Gar
Hunters Point Long Island CITY. At s44 A. N. Re-
turn train at ~ y. NJ.
OF James A. Bell, In The 23d year OF her age.
Relatives and friends OF tho family respectfully
invited TO attend tho nnera from her late Residence.
400 West 10Th ST., Monday, May IL at half past nuc
A. n.
BIsnor.-At Bound Brook, N. j.. May Is MARIA.
widow OF Loandcr Bishop, ~ tho 18Th yoar Of her age
Relatives and friends OF tho family are respectfully
invited TO attend tho tunerai this Monday, three
NJ Tram leaves loot OF Liberty 1t At 30; return
train. 80.
BLAuvrlr-Aay 10, RICHARD D. BLAuvELr, 18th
Funeral services two O'Clock, I'D inst, Cottage st.,
Irvington, n. j.
BrpD.-on Thursday, May IL, 1877, Professor
CHARLES A. BuDD, ". d.. IN the 10th year OF his age
The relatives and friends OF the family, tho members
OF tho Academy 81 Medicine and OF tho Obstcrical So
clcty, and tho members Of Independent Royal Arch
Lodge, No. H. and a. W.. airs invited 10 attend The
funeral from - Ann's Church, West 18th ST., on
Monday, Ills, inst, et -four o'clock r. NJ
CAsNoS-0n saturday, May 10. 1877, HASsAu, VIII,
Of the late JoDn Cannon. IN the 6lst year OF age
Relatives ana friends OF tho family respectfully
invited TO a,icud tho funeral, IRON The residence Of
her sou, Charles H. Cannon No 2l0 Fast 3oth ST..
Monday, 2lst inst, W cue y, ~
CnAanEFs al Port Chester, N r., on sunday
Mas 20 ALICE, infant daughter Of Frank r. ana MolIie
r. Chambers, aged months aud IL days
Funeral today. on arrival Of tram leaving Crane
| Central Depot ~ 2.20
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALvTsroS May ~ 1877
Tpr au's T,sa MAJ losc 10y iddns % good
wise. * s.ios f7s Stock, 81 iSa ''0' IN'o''' Goa :
NEw ORLgAgs, May 49, 1877.
ordinary. 9c. Net receipts, 81 baes gross los sales
4,ooO. stock ies,9aa.
Cotton quiet and weak; middiing I0iSc: low middiing
oh.; good ordinary Dc Net recsipts. ss bales. IN
g gSsss France 2ia e''''"''' D sales 100 STOCK
svANSan, May H. 1877.
ordinary. oe Net receipts. io bales Exports coDtwise,
5So sales, l5a stock. 1919
CHARLESTON, May 10. 1877.
Cotton nrm. but little doing; midaing lo,sc lns,c
low mddng. 1ui4c.; goou ordinary, Dgfc Net receipts
PA bates. Exports eonstsise. 100 sales. no. Stock,
wILuScros. y. g, May 10, 1877.
strained urnJe sIcaay At 81 ~ for hard 81 20
for yellow dip. ~ 90 Tor virgin im steady At ~ o.
oswEGo M,y 10. 1877
for No. spring $40 70 $40 10 for winter SO 81
III cr white 40, so y 81 2, ot aoaos Wheat
held Il sOs meal Boiled s2s snSoited. sa7
Canal ncishis-wheat 4slc.: corn aud rye, 4i,c. to
Xsw yors Lumec., 81 W.T. (, to Try q 20 20 New
300 do. lumber 5,2 UoJ feet Canal shipments Corn
2.7o) oushsIs rye. 100 do; lumber 56oo)1 Flour
BUFFALO, May IL. 1877
Markets generally quiet Flour oyer quo.aso city aud
~ 10; high do. -; white wheat sI1 other grades
chased whost Ia Gag, ss nag demand price, aam
5Gsc. Sic at tho close Tor cargo lots Of y Oats
y we'll supplied @r, "ss assss
purchase tho strong prices held by malscfs racr
iseien,s lie s,'nc sass boar 81, trs Wheat Sales o.
Loo bashs. sample white At q e2a; 100 90 ~. "
corn-sales Of ; cars hsh mixed Toieao. 90 ,le
track, NJ Gic.i car No 1T asc.: iGpo bushels
necepis 5y lake Flour 100 bbs wheat 400 bushels
do. Receipts BY railroads. Flour 300 bbIs
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IMPAIRMENT ADMIRATION.

To EDlroa or TuE HERALD
take pleasure in indorsing tho communication from
"Modesiy,n Tor think the way some gentlemen ~
watch aud criticize 10 anything but agreeable
Young gentlemen may be, In measure excusable
but, strange as 1t may appear Is as "Modesty COM
plans, the miide.agei married mon who offend. Le-
Ultimate admiration between tho young and free Is
only natural snt tho cyo eyon encounter sought
for by married men Is SIMPLY hateful Most women
and glrs" IKE litic adIniration but believe Tor
the honor tho sex that they would refuse accept
II from other woman's husband, tho father lam
y. do not wish to DO personal, but there Is par
tlcular arty WHO travels daily the Morrsuna boats
ana tho branch road who Is always watching us
women like ogre. Even the docks he is on tho
alert seemingly Tor a Irritation. Oh, think no IS
simply hateful! This party allows vanity and
TO run awny with the little brains nature has inoau-
tousy gwen him. have noticed girls making iun OF
him. which he had not the perception to sec while
gray haired women put fxhciful when thus
tced by the foolish gaze. TRUTH
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NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY q ls77-wlTH SUPPLEMENT

wheat. 500 bushels; $500 do oats 800 DO.
tide watercon. 1888 400 bushels wheat. 81 100 do oats
~ 6aS do To intermediate points-Corn, ioD busels
H.; wheat $4,000 bushels; corn, 2:sS.5A do oats,
$3.50 do: barley. 1923 do; rye $50 do.
ToLEDo, May 10 1877.
Flour quiet. Wheat weak; No. white Michigan, ~ ~;
do 81 amber Michigan spot and May, III ~ June
81 10; No. red winter spot 81 Si No. red. 81 So No
amber Illinois. " ~ Ssrn dun at opening. CLOSE"
spot and May. sac juno. 54Sc.; July. 57c; August;
nominal Reccipts-3Co bills flour 1000 bushels wheat
$4,000 do corn, 1000 do oats shpments-3.7oo bushels
CHICAGO, May 10. 1877.
spring ~ eos cash; oi1 June: 81 % Jny sales =
At 41lc cssh o0c Juns 5aysc.. Juy rejected, 44slc
Oats du aud weak at Ale, cash like June; rejected
3ic kye dull aud lower Soc. Barley dull aud
CHANGED , Pork e fair asmsnd slt o. sasa 81 %
demand NJ et4c cash; 35c July Bulkmeats sendv aud
unchanged Whisky steady anu In fair demand rs ~ 91
Receipts 800 bbs h,ur 1900 bushels wheat o. QUO do
nentsS.5oO bills Hour 1000 bushels wheat 200 do.
cora, - 900 do. oats. 400 do. barley.
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HAVANA MARKET.


sngar-Panters holding the remaining stocks beyond
the views OF Shippers thus temporarily curtaug business
for which good disposition prevails Centrifugal sugars
Nos IL to 49, in boxes 1SH 1 reals per arrobe do. In
hhds, ls IA roAlx Stock In warehouse Havana and
Mataixas 05 @ boxes ard So sr hhd Receipts tor the
past week. 2sOU boxes and 10000 hhds Exports during
The week, 1900 boxes and y 800 hhds. including $500
degrees polasaton 10Y La rsair key gold Bacon,
$50 $6 cwt Butter vi $40 quinta Tor supeo.
American. Flour $50 $40 bpl Tor Amcrican jerkod
beet 50 per arrobo nans t5 s4s per quntal tor AMER
p lsa g sds IN tins. sil 70 s4s Potatoes
FLO 80 $ll per Dbl. Honey, reals per gal.
Ion. Naval stores no.aus Enpiy hegshe.is So, gid.
ST. per NJ shooxs nonin.i sugar hhds. is reals White
beans, - 10 reals arrote Hoops abundant;
long $40 per VI. Fretghts-Good demand and
diminishing loading Havana the nited States
per box OF sugar. 75c u per hid Of sugar. "a 81 20
hid Of mOIasse saa S3ia,; e nmou.h and orders
2s 6d 3js loading Vt ports the north cunst toutsdo
pors) for the Unite States per hhd OF sugar 70 - 5o
hd of molasscs So - So Tobacco - favored by tre
rainy which has set In the is ariv
Ing Of excellent quality. but light the
United Staes dealers cautious. spanish gold 226td
226 Exchange nrin-on the United States 90 days. eur
eury "a discount: short sight do ia discount
81 days gold. "a premium; short sight do, 81
premium on Londoa lob IL premium; ON Paris. ga
premium.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-21

The sharles OF the Ontario Silver Mining Comapanv
TO be put upon tho list ofthe Stock Exchange during
the coming week. The following extracts from Pro-
lessor J. T. Clayton's report viii be OF interest,"
Amount OF ore extracted and reduced close of year
1875 1889 tons average assay per ton, s75 30 gross
yield OF bullion gold vnlue 5000, 459 81 proceeds OF
ore sold In addition currency, $42 1l6 o5 amount OF
ore cut and underrun now rcudy for extraction 600
tons average assay value per ton $i00 gross assay
value $4,000 tous 5000, s35Ooooo loss in reduction
item per cent?, $780, COO; total So 10000 Expenses
$3.50 per toni $700.OOo; net value OF ore in sight
$2,45O,O00"
PROSPECTIVE VALUE.
The expectations The character OF the mine he
low tho fourth level are based upon the following
facts:-
First-rhc vein is true nssuro OF great length.
having been traced TO tho limits OF the compan q
property
Sscond-The increased power, regularity and aver
age value OF tho vein Ia the lowest workings which
give tho strongest possible assurance Of continuance to
great depth
7aird-rhe association Of this vein in a line with
great porphyry dkc gives tho strongest geological
surance that its source IS deep seated aud fur below
any point that can be reached by the best modern APP
pllanccs and skill.
fair deduction from tho facts above stated leads To
the conclusion that the explorations already made in
this vein, or lode, nero surface work compared
with what may DO dono In future by continuance OF
good business nagernent and the skll, energy and
enterprise that have brought tho mine TO It's present
great positive value aud brilliant future prospects,
The Arizona Chief Gold and Silver Mining Company
OF Arizona, was Incorporated during tho past week,
with the following Board OF Trustees Dr. Thomas
Rainey, Mcssrs Willard @. Potter John II. Harris
James Kitchens and J. W. Mills. The officers OF tho
company arc-Dr. Raincy, president; W. G. Potter
wee presidents Captain John H. Harris secretary and
treasurer, and James Kitchens resident manager and
superintendent Tho capital OF tho company is
81, 900 900 In loo, coo shares OF $40 each.
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A.: AMATEUR DETECTIVE.

Two alleged shoplifsers, named Emma Jones and
Mary Larkin. were caught, Saturday by the vigil
lance OF private citiz,D Mr. Isaac Lsior OF Grand
and Attorney streets. sitting in restaurant, At
No 81 Allen street. ON Saturday, and saw the two
enter and down at Of Tho tables.
Shortly alter they approached the bar counter and
handed The proprietor Of the place bundles which
they asked hun 10 keep Tor them Till their re-
turn. Mr. Loor having no bundles
IN their hands wien tGey camc In. his
suspicious aroused, and he followed them
till he them Ridey's store on Grand street
lie told Mr. John ckmorton OF that nt
What had seen, and that gentleman caused the ar
rest OF the two womeu. The Two parcels that were
lett In the saloon examined aud found contain
sixteen yards OF silk, ady's hat and child q suit
The goods identified by Mr. Tnrockm orton as tn
property of Ridley Il Co., and Emma Jones and Mary
Larkin on being arraigned before Judge Murray yes
to-day, were fully committed In 81, 900 bail each
answ
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ASSAULT WITH A KNIFE.

Charles Decker walked into ths Twenty ninth pre-
cinct station house early yesterday morning almost
aiuting from the loss OF blood caused by two wounds
on ms wrist and another on his right shoulder
Two men VINO with him In iormed the sergeant In
command that named Martin Rafferty, had
attacked Decker the corner OF Sixth avenue and
Fortictn street with huge jackknc, and after
bIng him twice ran away Decker sent 10
Bellevue Hospital Detective Schmitbergcr ar
rested Rafferty,. tho assailant in his own
home, No. d25 Sixth avenue. He was In bod
when the officer went IN and the knIic with VIII III Tho
siabDing done lying BESIDE him. Rafferty, said
that he himself was attacked saloon on Broadway
by seven eight persons and that Decker
that struck him hrst. Ho acknowledged gong homo
to yet the knife, and also acknowledged having cut
Decker. lilo committed to await the result Of the
lattcrs injurieA
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INSTRUCTIONS ON rIrTH AVENUE

To Tns EDITOR or THE HgRALD:--
little incident occurred relative to the sCompaint
Bookn-whch may BIO worth knowing showing how
quick results follow. Some time sinco wrote com
plant sent II TO the HERALp-wnich for rea-
son was not published, although signed my name
relating 10 person residing Filth avenue, just be-
low Twelfth street, French mincr. For two or
three years every spring and nil sh imports goods
in cascs aud leaves them on the walk. TINS spring
MS a sign or advertisement When you did put my
.comp plant" IN your paper complained TO police
aud twice. This mad the effect only have them re-
moved IRON the walk to the grass plot inside the rail-
tng-h perfect nuisance 10 The whole neghborhood A
Few days ago there appeared comp ANTI In the
HERALD from some other party, and tho very same day
they disappeared and the coast is now clear. am, sir
yours, MfN 6Eoh1E A. LEAVlTr
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THE YoNKERs MAILS.

To THE EDITOR OF HERALD:-
Fully recognizing the admirable service Of the New
York Post Office under the efficient management OF
Postmaster James | am reluctant TO make any ''com-
plant but SO many Of my fellow citizens have spoken
OF the matter that take liberty OF asking your
kind Offices In eiiecting an Improvement Yonkers,
having population oil about twenty thousand. with
very many largo business interests with Now York,
has but two mails from that city per day-ono now de-
lvercd al about balfpast nine O'Clock A. NJ the other
a. quarter past i've. As II ~ but about seventeen
miles from the General Post Office New York, and
We have sixteen daily trains running north, why
We not have local maiis-that IL, from New York to
Yonkers and backsevcral times daily, and especially
early mail delivered here In time 10 enable our
business To get thor mail before leaving YonSera
Tor their business places In your city? Y0NKERS.
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A BRAVE ACT.
To rnE EDIroR or THE HrRALp:-

To rHE EDITOR OF the HERALD:-
Sixth avenue, Now York. when q large two-borso
truck drove down upon them. gentleman seeing their
danger stepped in between them and the horses
He managed to get my vito out Of their way
but my little child was fairly under their
feet when the gentleman herocay caught her
in his arms and received himself the blow
from the pole which would probably have killed her.
30, the gentleman and tho child were knocked down.
but he held her his aud saved hor ough
not himself, from being lramplcd upon. He declined
20 give his nnnie out learned ~ tho drug store
where he cared for that he rs Mr. Thomas White,
and not knowing his address beg you 10 allow mo
TINS public means OF thanking him for the life OF my
child and 10 express my regrets Tor hts injury Re-
spectfuy, JOHN DUPONTE
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TIE EASTERN QUESTION.

To rHg EDITOR or TUE HERALD
SEQ In your "CompIant Book" Of May 10 an
article signed 'An EngIishman," TO which would
hike to reply In ~ low words possible. fsy agree
with tho HERALD when Russia rs spoken OF a
"Christlan county, aud, moreover, u 10 10 be cx-
pccicd that AN Engishman" should stand by his ma.
ionaty and Of course, peak ~ OF those WHO par
TALLY iutcrierc with The ''commerco OF England al
though IN Just cause but Russa. not beng fright
eucd by Enslands tnreats. has moved on In ner good
causc without interference simply because right Will
conquer though an En9iisnnan zoos talk against
right aud Justice 10 project EngIand's interests
AN AMERICAN.
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UNION FERRY COMPANY WAITING ROOMS

UNION FERRY COMPANY WAITING ROOMS.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALp:--
When tho Brooklyn ferry houses wcro built they
never expected that lados would DO accompanied
by gentlemen or gcntomon by ladies, because they
made sitting rooms ladies' and sitting rooms Tor
gentlemen but II lady and gentleman
pany they can stand up outside else and
zach 70 their separate sitting rooms, which Is very
pleasant III tie night when lady has TO stand else
leave your company Tor xhile and II 10 pleasant when
II IS cold or when YOU bayo wife ana small children
and all tired hope that the Terry company will
the point. COMMON SENSE.
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TIME FLIES WHILE WE SLEEP.

Exhausted by tho heat OF Saturday night Charles
March, OF No ~ Power street. Williamsburg, sat down
stoop Mott street, near Hester. to rest himself
and soon sIumbcring peacefully, unn,ndfui OF tho
fact that a valuable gold cham attached TO equally
valuable watch aud Iockct dangied from ms vest
pocket When ne aw0ke hts timcpiec and cham were
gone NotliyfDg Patrolnan Mct;radc o. his loss that
officer uitcrward arrested William u. CARROLL
suspicion OF being tho thci aud found the properly
his possession Az the rombs Police Court yesterday
tho prisoner was held IN 81, 900 bail
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CURT INFORMATION.

To THE EDITOR rKE HrnALD:-
wish, through the columns OF the Compliant
Book" to call the attention OF the librarian OF tho
Cooper Institute to the TACT that for u month
past the catalogue states for 81 and o. contain
inS some OF the moA useful volumes for mechanics
have been missing Whom the assistants was
called thereto he very curty replied that needed
any particular work should have TO tho backs
OF all the volumes IN the cases. X. w.
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FISH HORNS AGAIN.

To THE EDITOR OF HERALD:--
In the stree, whore live those selling Ash be-
gin nearly every morning early, especially Friday
to blow the horn, which makes awful nose. /
counted the other day, about twonty different tunes
from six TO eight IN the morning. Is there remedy
to stop this nusanceY Z. J..
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OUR COMPLAINT BOOK.

fNorE-Letiers intended for this column must DO
accompanied by tho writer's full name ana address TO
insure attention. complainants who unwilling to
comply with this rule simply waste time In writing
ED. HERALD
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WHY, INDEED 7?

To THE EDITOR THE HERALD:-
Why are there no seats in Tompkins Square Park ?
1t Is the only park on the east side, whore the people
are SO humorous aud who would DO happy TO avail
themselves Of seat in the evoning after days toll.
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STRAW BoSFIREs.

To THE EDITOR THE HERALp:-
ls against the law for persons empty their straw
bedding on the street and set nro to ty Last night
there was large fire OF tho above material on Henry
street. and SO close 10 the sidewalk TO make " dan
gerous. TAXPAYER
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THE TROUT ROBBERY.

Robert Bland aud Michael Gregory. charged with
stealing trout from the promises OF Mr. Masury owner
OF the club house property Easport have hold
IN $500 each To appear before the Grand Jury OF
Suffolk county. Mr.. Masury lost about 1000 trout
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ANSWERS.
THE DECORATION DAY PARADE.

70 THE EDITOR HERALD
In your issue OF May 49, under "0ur Complaint
Book, !" Communication, signed by "Navy." suggests
that on Decoration Day the wagons conveying flowers
to the soldiers graves should 10 covered so that tho
II. mes OF the owners should appear. Allow mo
sa that orders already ISSUED 70 that effect
Yours, &c, J. c. JULIUS LANGBEIN,
A. O. aud Chief OF stan.
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To THE EDITOR THE HERALD
Would some OF your readers inform me what kind
OF pavement 10 that In Rector street, Just south Of
Trinity church, l suppose It 10 carnival pavement !;
but DO Serious the block In very bad state, and
has been tor two months, the wooden blocks form
ing tho pavement having been Torn up Tor about Gfty
SlDERA.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED

DrcKERsoS-SEcok Thursday evening, May IL,
a. the Frat Baptist Church, New York by Rev. J. H.
Elder. n. r., FRANK DfcKEKsoS and CLARA, daughter
OF James r. Secor, Esq, all OF this city.
MAasm-sIyEM --On Thursday, May IL, by the Rev
Dr. sampson, JoHy MARSH, oil Scotch Palms. 10 MAGGIE
+. MYgR, OF Painfeid, ". j.
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ANOTHER POSTAL CoNUNDnuM.

To THE EDTo. or HERALD
Can you inform mo why II is that letter posted In
New York at two P. NJ docs not reach Brooklyn, D.,
before nino A. NJ. next day.
brooklyn MANUFACTURER.
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PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.

PROVIDENCE. n. l.. May 20. 1877.
Print cloths closed strong advance of lac. the
week. Sales $4,000 pieces basis 4. for standard and
extra 6lxB4.
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State AND KAILR0AD BoNDs
The advance Louisiana and South Carolina consols
has been the only feature In tho OF State
bonds. Yesterday Louisiana consols sold up TO 02,s
In New Orleans, as against % here. Railroad bonds
have been stronger Tho following shows the closing
prices OF the leading state and railroad bonds for three
weeks past and the highest and lowest since the be-
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Total Tor the week. 1.0ll.25o

THE MONEY MARKET
Tho supply Of money still continues to largely sur
pass tho demand and tho rate Tor call loans is 4.
~ per in the discount market the supply Is
restricted AID rates for prime paper continue At az
AZ per cent. The following tho latest quotations
as furnished by leading bill brokers:--