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The Extra Session.


The Extra Session.
The rumors of an alleged bargain for or
ranizing the House of Representatives in
the interest of the Administration never
had any real foundation 10 build upon. They
rested solely upon the cffort- of few South
ern men 60 rescue Louisiana and South
Carolina from the hands If the spoilers. The
length. and breadth. aud depth OF those ne
gotiation- are now fully known to the coun-
try. Doubtless. some OF the parties COM
ccrncd on both sides looked beyond the
nvowed objects and may have supposed that
new combination was posshle. 10y which
selfish aspirations might be- grathcd
If any such idea was seriously entertained,
thcturn of event has utterly eNtngui-hcd il
A little reelection should have shown il To- be-
wholly impractilnhlr. even if HAYES had
promptly carried ont his part of the pro-
Erammc. by withdrawing the troops. His
hesitation, trimming. and weakness. have
demonstrated that he cannot bee relied upon
to take responsibility promptly, and there
fore Is not dangerous a. an adversary who
challenges admiration 10y effective action.
The fact that the Democratic majority in
the next House is small attracts attention
t. every vote, and especially to those votes
which in consequence of the recent discus
sions, have hccn prominently in view aud
t. some dcgrec under suspicion. though
unlu-tly, as wcbcicvc. II would hc impo.-
sihlc to elect an Administration candidate
for Speaker like pr GoLYrR GARFIELD.
FosrEH. or any of that set without bar
gain and sale which would ruin and disgrace
4 ...f.l j.
combination of the Republicans upon a
southern Democrat. -uppo-ing be- coull dc-
tach sufficient support from his own side t.
make it successful. would Toe attended 10y
equally fatal consequences.
In either aspect. therefore, when tested
practically. the suggestion Of this scheme H.
absurd. In the TVcnt y-r.ghth Congress.
WILLIAM j. Blows, then Democratic
member from Indiana, made q secret bar
gain 10 defeat the regular nominee by a
combination with what Wa then known as
thu ahulitionc"meit in the HOUSE. A CORE
spondcncc took place, which was dragged
h. light. and the project was "Xplodcd on
tie day If it, prop. ~cl consummation All
experience has shown that when parties are
closely balanced. the contest for speaker has
been decided mainly 10y Independent votes.
50 tar iruut there hring any detection on
tho Democratic side. when Congress shall
meet in Juno, the probability is that the or
ganization will Doe moro compact AMI better
disciplined than in the last House, when the
majority wl- far too large for efficiency,
and the Infusion OF an unexpected number of
now members 10y the tidal wave of ls74 con-
trhutcd 10 confusion and the creation of ir-
regular fact ions l.l i,r -alf-a--stfiu.r chiefs
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Mr. PETER b. SwEENY informs the public.
over his own signature, that he came here from
Europe to attend the trial ~ his casc; that he T.
not attempting to negotiate nny compromisr ~
any kind, and that he has no revelations to make
about Mr. Oakley HALL or anybody else. He
asss the press TO do him justice. and refrain
SNSm making unfoundcd accusations against
him. This ls n perfectly fair request under
any circumstances. and our contemporaries
will doubtless take it to heart.
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Mrs ANNA Louise CAMPBELG's husband
has the satisfaction Of knowing that either his
wife or her hond-man must forfeit three hun
drad dougrs If again, within the coming six
months. She horscwhils him in the Central
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The people Of Rhode Island will hold their
general election to-morrow-thnt il. those Of
them who are allowed To vote" several thousand
iorisn-horn clt2 n~ h"ing denied the right 81
suffrage hernuse they do not own real estate.
rho Demo rats are making AN atyc cau,a--.
their candidate for Governor ha,in-;. it is -aid.
paid lut ten thousand dollars for registry taxes.
Tn Republicans seem e. look upon victory as
certain. and have not shown much energy.
Thor randidate for Govornos who drinks wine
AMI writes lrtters in favor Of prohibition, il not
popular, hut Will probably draw out II fair party
vote. H. is a sort Of negative HAYES man. the
Kind that seems to he at a premium now among
Republicans everywhere.
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Academy Of v"~ir Co., W'tH.e
Hooths th~atrr -Nffli.IIa
Mowers rheatr+ -irst4 De H.
soinn,his or-rs Ho.>--VtIeiy Matinee
In,ptiru HAITI e., nsti ~ lev Matinee.
Iiuh N,enu- Theatre tlc r.inr.ss ROYAL.
tiimor~'~ Garden u fNNt. e.
brand OPERA tt"us.- Al .s M4tn.
Heller ~ ondcs Theatre -upp NfsYifk u)tsl
New american Museum -l1t 70 .rery
N~~ urond~a, Theatre -Ou0 ont
NV York aquarium -nr..ivls. uIiiilr.
NIbto - f.arJrn Antony and CLEOPATRA
New r"rh Theatre. nrooLi,n our BOARDING Hou.A
Olympic rheetr~--iack ma JhL
Part Theatre Boarding uln..
Partisan Varieties f.tUt " Nn.
Sn- Francisco wi.>trris -BioAiNAy and 2lN IT,
Theatre son,tp.~-vuieiv
Tony Pastors New Ihra,r~-v,HstN Matinee
Union sa"src Theatre lu~ p,nI.Ysi+
~ attacks Theatre My Awlul ual
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The Russian protocol even though signed
by the British Government docs not give assur-
uu .. oi H.. ul'nten in'' of p"are between the
car ana tho sultan; ana th' London Times.
% has h'en $50 anxious for rs net"ptlue".
nov says that there l. nothing in II To prev, mt
Russia from making war when she il ready.
Ii wul bo hnrl for the Turkish Govcrnm. NJ 20
satisfy RUSSIA, which not only makes pcar" de-
, nl'ni upon Turkish disarmament hut upon
l4 manifestation OF an earn 81 purpose 10y
Turkey to pr s''utr tn x If Internal re-
form. 1t il now Turkeys turn a. call upon
hu--.a 10 modify her Il Spotlsm, in'rodu 'c par
liamruiary institutions. make c,nc---l Jon. to
h'r Mohamm'dan -uhlr Is. and reform her in
ternal administration.
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Mr.. HlcUAEn H. TAYLOR, editor II tho Wyau-
doto Gia',. dcd 1n Monday last ir moytd to hu...,,
about ton wears ago. AMI mad made hu-,ll a.WlN.,
knnwnani m-hly esteemed IN tuit state a., hc Was 90
Ulster county IN tim, STATE, when "a, cdlnl ia, ll,n.
vile J,0Aai OF which he WAS the founder.
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l. the employment 81 squad Of Federal
soldiers 10 maintain PACKARD ia office any less
un Constitutional than th" employ nont IF an
Other squad to uphold CH\MnFnLAN; And If
HAYES AMI his Capin,i ara convinced that they
hAv" no right to mrdlr with South Carolina
aifur-. why -"ni % Commission To- $50 whether
the trool- should Dee w,ilr WA from NV Or
leans Tho answer f. Short ami simple. HAYES
had moro votes than CHAMBERLAIN in South
Carolina. and fewer than PACKARD in louisiana.
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Advertisements fer THE WEEKLY Sun, is
sued io-molJo,c morning. must be LANDED 90 MiS
srt.ng before sir o'cl0pk.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-03

Like GRANr HAYES W ny i'm with abundant
promises and hke sttNf-. his promises tuiuut-
ont To hc nothing hut wind -oi''Hsoio futif
Unlike HAYES. GRANT was elected President.
and unlike GRANT. HAYES obtained his office hy
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IN I''-' ''''"ll'" ""'"'Y '''' Tea 10y
u" NJ HOLLIS Administering IN ''Ap'h-"-
"l ".'' ing '' rev hu' "l Louisiana is slE-
IA" 'H' COY VIVA" "'Nnhi'E'7 ll' Nlt'' W'nll en-
l'N "hN r n"r "-l'lln't' "o''rhh'n'' ana %
what sp"iA'"n ana 'N'r NnSan'r she VIII "7-
'i w" 'i' mnt""l'rs Wh" nave rnl'i her
To- tHe verge ol rum are llnaliy driven on
.r, Mt.
p ~ '''' "ir''
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q" ~ i"' y 'i' ","' III"
f"' hHf, "'7' ''".''"' '''' ''' ''s''"h'
must he governed IN grf AT measure 10y the
m % WHO pl d h 100 i"N'r-niS h'puhllrln
WNIH'fN In' southern mon can't expect 10
nave hln - lone 'Na'uy IN lh'lr way 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-05
TIE STATE OF TRADE.
EURDPEAN MAEKETS

LIVERPOOL May 4.-Pork- Eastern drner at77i; Western
da R s a at Il t%a5 ca da 81" at g % Soud &s' GSl
al III; Prime Mess dun at 80. Iaii-Inme western
spiriis steady at 2o6 dll %;
al iOG Chcese-A nerGn Choice steady az 20. Lard OIL
marset Flour Htra STATE steady az 3D. Wheat
81 ann - n. Winter southern None In lie nisrsr;:
Viutrr Wrstern-Nonc in the market Com mixed Soft
LHEsr6ol, 2isy AZ m.-The receipts Of Cotton 10.
ircl chcapeI Uplands Low hmdlng clause MAY aud June
0ct,i|, 1.1ci ilHu.i -. 'Fi'is ,dns,' yune si9
August .c.Flry, j-I9d UplMds Low Add.uc clause Au
NJ 1g i'aias ga # S:IcI9s La s"Ies i95G6
aud Low Middnz clause Jane ant Iuly devcr, 52.,,I
sales u ric week $500 bales .tpgt to'a oo19 sle a.
aios TOOK 4NjOi t,ill si.e ll@i'JG Ana can 72AOJOj
6.vCJ amount 81 o1u 80 az, 1000 American ~ 900
lean sales Of The week 600 receipts Wh al Tor the
rsf Ire days were 1lOJJ qd"ieia lhoi+i"s -uJJ quar-
lysYooi Nay "a p mTPaGds cotton Low No ND
ffiaIing tl4d.t Au-Isj auf SeptruD. tel!y-ry I'D.
,lyaroo' Msy $50 p g-rr.aads G';lon Low Md
.LnFTo,l- MAJ, - p. m-rglancs Cotton iOw Mddiing
TI.!aool Msy I-2aj r. NJ i.r,aGstuirs easier; Corn
q a-G6 qaarto 90 &,g ai4ei Ne-'e. Prls, +oGaiI'
a,s california TL!to aud l274l%l or California Club Lard,
,Li,EE.ot N.y 80 ,, n.-Uplqal Cotton, Low Mlllinr
eiudci = so bale, American. ~
ngERfQoI- liay "a p. g.Uplauds Cotton Low Mdlins
LIyEmoo', aay 80 "a. inc mdfGe Tor Yarns and fab
TCs ~ Manchester Is quot aud steady Cotton futures hn.
LCNlON Nav f-l23O o. M. = B1nts, 1865 los
Ten turtles. l,oli. III, ltslA an shares, CO.
LONDON HJy f-l@0 r. m.-rars aiyirrs quote Eve per
cent Trute- 1881 lur thr account lhn0i, Central, b.
LONDON Nay 4-23O p. u.Consos, Vjlis fOT money and
Iolnoy Nayi II p rn-Trie Railway shares. T. Paris ad
vice luuIe r.u,s lOt Soc. for the
Los!oS, Nay 4-i5o D. m.-silyer - quoted at 53asd y
ounce
LONDON, NAY 10 D. m.-IIhHos Central blic Refined
Tetroi,im ii.1 a f-'o"' '~''" -i'@44'o '"I 9p"lS
I6saoS Nay Eyeaug-sperm oil ss3 per ton IAnsccd
oil t2!tla0 Ai 10 per ton.
GLASGOW Hay 4.-ugdr II active with large business do
fAgls, May 4-EzcAauao London 25L IL &C for short
sight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-05

facturers and the proportion Of Australian or sa M ~
therefore large TIE character Of the WOODS Rsheait -
good and the Cape Woods particularly show e9eiu on
me cafaorue OF The London Auction 60 take place on o
of this month will embraces Ieiriy 100000 haeS h S No
further decline be established. viii affect Nals he@ pH
@nCte. ONO Pennsylvania, and Virginia XIV ana f1S S
lock 4Sd50c; NX, iiai7c; AZ 4Og2lc:i, - ,I0syc.
New York Michigan Indiana, and Wisconsin oG
X240Y7c. No l. 34a37C No. 2, 5OG3Jci tohmuhi ouI ~
90 COMBINE soc: Iowa Vermont ard lllinos-A ana
Xxx Sfa &C.: No l. 3503So.; No 2 3Od33c CohDiiB ~
az. Misspr Kentucky ana Tennessee alet 1890
Az sc: Unwa.hod 2ia27c Unwashei Comb ng 5Qe 'oo1
mi \VasIed-C huce. 4Od42c.: Far, 599tUc inltIIi @
3Try 25a38c; Puicd-NewYork CITY lara iniasl SS~
9Gr Suucr Pulled 35aS9r; Lambs ruled oSa9,oiii
Wtern sinner aud Extra. 2sd32c; Country Extra Iueu
S-afOc: super Pulled "a d3Sc; lambs Pulled z5a2S,i
Tcvt MEXICAN and Colorado Washed, 1d22c; unWasheo
iIalsc; Black, 12al &C. Oregon and SouIhern 57
ic. Combng 8Od35o California-SpTing Cl.p me, 30
2Sc medium 23d2Sc; low grades ami bury d29ci an
Ctn A l. l5dlgc. grades and bury, l&dl5c IcHas-
Fine Eastern. 20 d25c, Medium, 2Oa23c; fne tsgIh 10
agOc: Medium l50lGc; Inferior l3dlfc Foreign WOols
Care Good Hope, 35G3sc.; BueuOs Ayrfs Mtluo ana
Mcstza 25d3.O MOnteycO Mcrino ana MestlL, oOG54ci
Australian Clothing 4JajOc; C1mbng 43 GA5c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-05

23bd2ic Montevideo g3La2ic. CorrieuteS 22a22i22c
Rio Crandc 2Ia2l iqc.. OrinOcO 22@22 c CaIoina @1o
Central American, l9d2O2c; san JUAN l8o2oG
III d2Oc Vera Cruz 170lSc: Tamplco lS2n ~ o. i,o
gotta, l9a22c Maacabo Il lsc Bahia &c &c Paya
Cabeo and IaguayIa, l7GlSc Caracas, l1G 70
NS15ct Sisai Ilai5c; Campeachy, l5dlGo.i Iobasco
iGdl7c Wet Sailed Hidcs-Buenos AyI,Ss '9Nr ins
so TO- lOdiOiac Rio Grande, cow, ~ aiSo U iu~
l0lc; r. A. and r.. c., OK, 1880 no. ~ - -
California, 1880 NJ 9Eal02c; Para S2diU sDt51oc
Texas Pulled and Packer b0dS0 N. lO2Gi &C. LeNaf
knife bOaSO 10 g2aIOi2c., southern, 2ud3u 10, toi
Country and Western 5O075 n, 72as2c= cay SlagteI
OK 6OGSO n. s9c; city slaughter Cow 4o4oo d. '9"o'
HOPS Mr. Emmett Wells reviews the week rs follows;
sinners and as stocks light and receipts aai wy p!ID
ke ps tOlcrahy firm. Gable adycca from d9h ~
on three heavy failures in the Hop trade, WIN
ceratiug nearly s. OOOc0. We 10 not near on any NtW
houses being invOvcd has the news yet t
seros erect unon the market In London, however s.Ions
feeng of depfesiOn exists In anticipation OF heay
beiur rOwn mOn the MARKET how TINS WIZ hit' ta
markets later remains 10 be seem Letters rom @
and tc Territories report the vine halfway up ihe o @
from other ClrlIcts ~
sent / 1876 7li2j bales total for same pfod ~ 49,,
ClCarances for the Weeh 4OV JUL
Total since sent 1876 36467 bales tot8l Tor Sae
i'm Is75 80 g4t bales. State 100 l7c.; Eastern VG@o
c0nsBs 81 &c; EcarlinRs, ga lOci pius Az slo"'' '
Caufpruians. 1-0ITc: oregon, l2dlfC - .,iu.o
INDIA RUBBER quiet and unchanged 5"c. 70, rlns
Para age for Coarse 45C. for Esmefada &c io Flss
Guayaqu; acc. for do. Panama; 4Ze lot NCSA.u' Oi"p
anu "a FR steady demand continues from customers
% assortment broken and there Is scarcity o. desirable
iofs of every Kind Quotations are advanced accepts oi lI
~ ~ 40 lcs and 2OS6 bales exports, leOUO sides, all
of which went to England. We quote;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-05
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

BUFTAo y " May i.-Griin ana Flour markets generally
dun prices nOnhuRy unchanged Corn In far request Wheat
market alnost bare fair inquiry by nlers oats steady
lt!u inactive Bailey Mali held at strong prices
sales made public Seeds unchanged, demand fair stock light
Other articles unchanged. Railroad freshts unchanged.
Fou go bbi7 Corn. 10 cars New, track ~ 6oG
Ouc cars yellow do az b7c $4,000 bush No. Mixed NeaL
efn, 10 arrive az 54dG0o $500 do. private terms.
Wheat ears Wiits Winter at 50 lGd&s 25i cars
sample SpHbg at I'll 3d. OATS 1900 bush. Western at iic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-05
wool MARKET.

PHI AuPtPHl, MAY A.-Wooi steady; supply hrt Oiio.
PenuSy. Vest virginia w and ABOVE ~" 4ic X
f..e. CO3rsr T:5c.; NcwN Mich
nm Indiana Gnd Western Fine. $50: MEDIUM, - 3";
Jnrf GC:.c: Couuur Washed, 5Ou. DO. UGwashrd soc;
Cguars COMBINE. soc Fine. tnwaSt" 2Jd.7c Coarse ana
Medium wasia5 25a2~c: IC1W ishe, - +h.i CoJiH.1,
Wa41rI 49, Dr.. co. Cuvshcd IA lf' ENtra ana McrHO
Puuri 300 5r No an1 super Pun - ao""; TcHas, Fine
AMI HeJil barge, de-, Coarse l0i1c California, Tine
ana Medium. 20G2oc.; do, Coarse. l0H--C
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-05
.fiEa5riul.

GAS STOCKS.
"A. NEwYoHK METROPOLITAN, MUTUAL AND
MANHATTAN Gao STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD.
an kinda OF Brooklyn and SewIork dealt
INDY GEO. IA. PkESTlSs.
Room -, 30 Broadst. n. "
MINING STOCKS.
w We buy AM sch Mining stocks az the American Mining
Aud Stock EIchIuge elsewhere, on commission
Our MI a. X. NlCOLAN is a member of the Board.
ALBEIT ~. NlCOLAl q Co,
Bankers Brokers and Auconoers. No. iI st.. \. y
MINE PER CENT INVESTMENTS.
~ SECIKLD By REAL ESTATE FIRST MORTGAGES.
SEND lOR PARTICULARS TO
GREGORY * BALLOu,
Naliaf NCW-NO.k.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-05

s,es but closing strong at about Sd decline Flour
steady Maize declined 2s per quarter, but closed WIN
en- upward tendency"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-05
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

FRIDAY Nay a. 1877.
ASHES sol in small at &C. for Pots aud &C. ior
BEEswAx closes quiet and rather easy at 81 aSSo for
"RE0oS CORN i'm fair request and FIRM short Green Brush
7ssc.: Hurl 6A2G71ac; Medium Green 5@oei heu
CANDLES show much frmness owing 20 the advance On
greasc; Patent $50; Adamantnc, 2Go ounce 2"
Parafino A, 6s. and lbs, l9G2Oe. ,
CHICCORY quiet at4%d5%c, gold. e.. 49,, coll, ,se,r
hooSh az easy nS sc CanBe si5SSi7; Liverpool
do slOagl1 Newcastle dO - 20 scotch DO, soc 90
steam. as 30 Provincial - 5OGs5 90 currency s a. %
Cumberland and BroadtoP and Cearheh 80 2'4So o.
and Anthracite So 70 - 70 10y ne cargo on,vaou sold AZ
14el5c gold santo Domingo, 9GlOe; Caracas Io@%O'''
a cofF was iaer aeI but very firm io all kinds salcs
l. IS bags RIO, Messna ana 2OVo pas "a i
1, IRENE range for os l6stg22c; Santos Fair
ayra I5a2oc sanio Domingo Costa iac S
axle Ncxcan Is poe: saya2la ls@29c Poito &c he e
02Oc.: AnGotura 1890 &C. Jamaica ha@isc Cira'o' 10
CoOPERAGE STOCK continues quiet and unSshansGd.
rnme S,a1 I ~ ~ ' o6SI 90 1gr shooGs with
sho1s zoe 35c Ram Slooks. 81 Pine shocks 50 50aSI
quite fairly Mani Corsgc sizes snoy9 y
d. co. 6srta9 ana 9.tlrcad l5c; Manila Cor1aGo Bolt
co whale Line. l6c Talrcd Manila l3@c tlnc d&llog
Manila Ian Yarn l5c; sisal Rope llG DO l&thTea,
u 2c: de-, &r,ad ana 9tread i22G Ia,IyH SisaI ~l
CGTiage l3c' AneI'an iyCcI E;ro do ia
COTroN-spot Cotton closed SoIy arm at yeSed sy &
igr @ Of fag 5000 bales Of the grades was solo
ior ,s.u account taken by house, ana this strength
cned the market which closed hrn az yes A f
iii asst evening Including 5lO0 for export 36S toT home con
slnU'oA an" 81 lot ~ ~, sfrt M be ports TODAY we're
2gi bales. AGAINST 25J3 bales ths day last vel and - 80
assinrt -0'ty 1Eics rt 52i ri 6aIcs AGAINST 90
he uer.0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-05
TnE sAFa DErosrr COMPANY OF NgwYoRK. !

THE SAFG DErosU COMPANY or Ngw-YURK,
l4u, lt2, AND lao BGoADwAY, COR Liberty ST..
- NEw.ioRK, Aplil 23, 1877.
U'IIE ANNUAL ELECTION for Thirteen
r Directors and Three inspectors Of Election for THE
SAFE DEfOrlr COMPANY OF NETWORK for the
suing viii Do held Of the Office the Company
MAY H. 1871 between the hours Of IL o'clock
and o'clock The transfer book will be closed
day OF May and opesed the 10Th day o May following
by oIdcr FREDERICK FOSTER Secretary.
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6ieamboats ano Railroads.
Confined from Finh Page.
ROAT. PEOPLEs LINZ

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A LBANY BOAT, people, LINE.
IA The elegant steamers DREW and ST IOTFN lear. n.
Al =. r., every weekday at m connecting fr1t
with railway trains North ana West. only ri s,sy
reduction b. al points Staerooms warmed By steam s
during the cool months. " yves
s. p MAYO Genr Pas. Agent
GATSKiLL and STUYVESANT BOsTS
~ leave daily from picr No ~ foot Of Canal st. az 10
foE pass myers and freight. Up NJ
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
~ Ferry stations IN NcwYork foot Of 1boryst aut 80
Of C.afk sOnst, uptosu. '@' ioos
Commencing Jan /. lSTT-Iraius Ncvg. yorg
Libclty-si., a. follows: - W. OF
ESQ .. n.-For sFeniuGton, Fasion. Belyidere NJ,
Chunk. Tdmaqua, NilAesDarrf. ElaJa, &c. - -'aNoh
$40 a. H. For EastDn, harrisburg. Mduch Cburt T..
qua, Nikes barre MiliuuspOri, Re. AaAh
1890 and 80 p. M. hDr ~oHervla Flcr.t,..--
/ p. m.-For Remington, kasion Aaush Chrs ga
barre, TamaQaa, Eazlfinn, Reading, Pottsgle
D. m For Easton, Belyfcrc, and Cat1sauqua '''i%
so p. No.. 'ialyFgr Easi0n, Allentown and Ilardsrr,
y. H. For Eas'on Jug
Leave oo, y Clarlsens az Gag 7ls, $40 sl5. lo,s
ll.i5a ~ I2.f5 315 49, 5l3 us it5n' o - 'VIS,
For ira NJ to local points timetable At Va t,5ns
SUNDAY TRAINs-Ifave loot Lberty..r N aen. 49,
$500 I2p N Bound Brook aud iutsrnedi,te Bo,,s
al 800 M Tor Earon Reading, and IIarrisbur~ N ana
Trains leave for AmboF, Eed Bank fcr~ Br,n,A
o., an Grow, &C. frofn foot Lbsrty-sI, gi5 mas
4l5 5Ib D. M foot CarAson So HE A. Ia. -
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ts0nd Ollie MludDg- lt2
future delivery the market opened e"lQ rents l0We
hot lad ON recovered tbs ana closed hru il! business
was duDt. safes yesterday after p m.Asy 90, ~
100 ls; 100 1l.l7; 800 lilo June, 1000 lIzoi ou
ll25; 800. ll-l 600 ll23i 100 Il2ii o. " SGf.
400 lll. 500 Sc. $40. ll3i 90, ll4 10 lI"5
lido IS. ZOO Il3l: August, POO lilo 900 ll4J 500
Il44. 100 Il43, september 100. lltG; 30 lAVi OctO
Ier 200 %. 400 il 2S November 100 Ills December
10 10 total lClrC bales First ca too4;N Ma! tO1 10
III SO., Il12. July ., ll-l August Ju
isl O,io3er loo lll5 to ~ 26g1 "2l',. 7GeId Sal
iotai 90 bales 1hr ca-Juue, 200, 10; August 100
lI43 0c51b, 100 1928 NoyelnD 800 LIS; Dec, Grr
2O 10. gcp.uaiy 100, 1l44; 100, u 10; total 4OJ
bale. SAFES today az p M Nay, 100 10 Y" ii'Yg
june $500 Illji 400 lll4' 300 lJl3: - o. Ii.lz
800 Il.IG .O0O ll.l7 zoe liza TO- ll6 4Vu ~
200 I~. I4OO l1lJ; 800, LOO 100 III -O1 ll1t
300 - loo ll.2l l,sC0 l325 July, 200 l-2l 9Q
ii2l i05 iI..$, 100, l25 100, 1927 zoe 30 SO
ll.3.s 200 .33: 100 il.j5; 800. l36 AugusI j. w.
isl it0 II 81: 500 }l.33 500, il30 500 II 36 100
II 81 goo 30 400, ll4l 400 llA2i LOCO llt@i 5Uo
II "a. Sr-i-.uuei 400 lips, 100, ll21; October 200
Ii.3l ~" no. ZOO lily 800 ll5Sj G00 ldd9 5oo0
ll92. ZOO I2Ig: 100 ll.2O: 200 ll22 "yo l-Z" -uv,
1875 100 Il.-7 November 500 iO ir'@s 4S1Uy balSs
gIid total $1,000 bales lrdni rDc "s"cis aJ Ii'-J' INC
.f fftt Tf.s f.s Il
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Diui0en0 Notlces

uipi0en0 Not!css
GERvAN EXCHANGE BANK, May l.. 1877.
TE'HE Board OF Directors have declared DIV
l. IDESD OF SIN PER CENT, payabl- on aud after May
Il, 1877. a. FANS, Cashier.
PFvNsYivASIA RAILROAD CONPANY,
TREASURERs DEPARTMENT, PHILADELPHIA, May !, ls7I3
TVNHE Board OF Directors has this day declared
Z a QUARTERLY DIVIDEND Of one AND OEE-
HALF PER CENT tine capital stock If the Company,
~ an payable and alter May 70 10 stockholders
as registered on the books az y. IN. April 80
BANAKD BUTLER, Treasurer
OFFICE or TUE HUNHL GOLD AND SILVER MINING
April 30 1871
rEHE Directors of the HUKlLL GOLD and
L SILVER MINING COMPANY have tlli3 day declared
their regular monthly NlDEND of
ONE PER CENT
on capital STOCK of Company, pay BILE and after
May 10 az the Office Of the Company anUye
The transfer books VIII close May and reopen May II.
WILLIAM IL. CURTIS,
Secretary.