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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-04-04

A great many people seem to be frctting
themselves about what is to happen to them
in heaven who had better be looking q little
more closely at the duties Of this life. 1t
are to have two wings OF four when ne get
on the other side until We liave settled the
more important question as to uur going there
at all, and before we cudgel our imaginatious
to paint fantastic pictures of the pleasures wu
are to enjoy by and by we had better lind out
whether our exit Is to be an ascent On de-
scett. There is one rule that it is always
safe to follow See that the present is props
erIy taken care Of and the Lord will see tl,at
you don't lose anything in the future
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-04-04

A book agent, who has retired frotn active
labor upon the hard earned accufnulations of
a life Of industrious cheek, says that the great
secret of his success was that when he went
to house where the female head Of the fam
lily presented herself, he always opened by
saying II beg your pardon, miss but it
was your mother | wanted to see." +" That
always used to get EN-. They not only sub
scribed for my books themselves, but told me
where could find more customers"
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-04-04
DIED Po0R.


1t was sad funeral to me, y said the
speaker" the saddest have attended for
years.
That Of Edmondscne y
Yes.''
Poor, poor as poverty---his life was one
long struggle with tho world, and at every
disadvantage. Fortune Knocked him all the
while with gilded promises that we're destined
never to know fulfillment.''
/ Yes he was patient and enduring, Y re-
marked one Of the company
Patient as Christian enduring as 4
Martyr was the snsss... = Poor man He
was worthy Of better fate. He ought to
have succeeded, for he deserved success
Did he hot succeed +" questioned the
one who had spoken of his perseverance aud
endurance.
No, sir; he died poor, as I have just said ).
Nothing that he put his hand to esersicceetl-
ed. A strange fatality seemed toattend enter
prise.'
was with him in his last moments, .
said the other, and thought he died rich''
No, he has left nothing, was replied
The heirs will have no concern as to the adj
ministration of the estate"
:. He has left good name, . said one, !" and
that is something
"And legacy Of noble deeds that were
done in the name of humanity" remarked
another.
And precious examples, said another.
:" Lessons of patience in suffering of hope
in adversely I; of heavenly confidence when
no sunbeam fell upon his bewildered path,
was the testimony of another.
g. And high trust, manly courage, heroic
fortitudee
Then he died rich |! {" was the emphatic
declaration" richer than the millionaire who
went to his home the same day, a miserable
pauper in all but gold. A sad funeral, did
you says No, my friend, 1t was rather tri-
umphal procession ! Not the burial of hui
man cl)d, but the ceremonial attendant on
the translation of an angel. Did not succeed?
why his whole life was a series OF success
es In every conflict he came off the victor,
and now the victor's crown is on his brow
Any grasping, souless selfish man, with a
share of brains, may gather in money, and
learn the art of keeping it but not one in a
hundred can bravely conquer in the battle of
life as Edmondson has conquered and step
forth from the ranks of men Christian hero.
No, no he did not die poor, but rich--rich
in celestial affections. And his heirs have an
interest in the administration of the estate -
A large property has been left, and lot them
see to it that they do not lose the precious
things through false estimates and ignorant
depreciations.
You have q new way of estimating the
wealth of a man, y said the one who had first
expressed sympathy for the deceased.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-04-04

As the rays come from the sun, and yet are
not the sun, even so our love and pity. though
they are not God, but merely poor, weak
image and reflection of Him, yet from Him
alone they come. If there is mercy in our
hearts, 1t comes from the fountain of mercy.
If there is the light of love in u.s. it is the ray
from the full sun Of love.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-04-04

succored him until he was well, and never
lost sight of him or let him have any peace
until he had signed the pledge again.
It took him some time to recover his place
in the church, but had the pleasure Of seeing
him restored. He Is now. more than ever, a
devoted worker in the church, and the cause
Of temperance is pleaded on all occasions.
Can you WONDER then, that never order
strong drink for patient now?
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-04-04

"Jake,' said the blushing damsel to a low
er that her father had forbidden the house,
"I don't care If your feet are big ; I love you
just as much.'' Well, Sally, 1 don't mind
SO much about the size of my own feet, but l
wish yoiir dads was a little smaller / should
feel a little more confident, you know, about
staying.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-04-04

Not long slice an intoxicated tar rolled up
against Sir Rodney Munday and CALCULATED
with considerable difficulty, F" Git out CT my
way !. How dare you address me like that
sir?" demanded the Admiral Don't you
know who am? am Admiral Munday."
"Don't care if you're Admiral Tuesday"
persisted the sailor, get out O. my way"
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-04-04
POETRY.



The last Verses Written BY the Evangelist who pcrisl
sdat the Asl,tabna Bridget
know not what awaits me,
God kindly wells mine eyes,
And DER each step on my onward way
He makes new scenes arise
And every Joy lie sends inc comes
sweet and glad surprise.
Chorus--Where He may lead I'll follow,
My trust in Him repose,
And every hour In perfect peace
I'll sing, He knows He knows"
One step see before me
fTis all need to see;
The light of heaven moro brightly shines
When earths Illusions flee,
And swcety through the silence came
His loving Follow Me-
o blissful lack OF Wisdom,
IT'S blessed not to know;
He holds me with His own right hand
And will not let me go,
And luls my troubled soul to rest
In Him who loves me
So on go. not knowing,
/ would not If might =;
I'd rather walk in the dark with God
Than so alone in the light
I'D rather walk by faith with Him
Than go alone by sight.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-04-04

The Christian Secretary puts the case adj
mirably when it says g Many persons spend
so much time in crticising and dsputilg a.
bout the gospel that they have none left for
preaching it. AS if two sick men should quar-
rel about the phraseology of their plIysician's
prescription and forget to take the medicine
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-04-04

The Lord takes up none but the forsakcn !;
makes none healthy but the sick gives sight
to none but the blind makes none alive but
the dead sanctfies none but sinners and to
these he is precious.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-04-04
h0W re EscAPE soRRon.


~ o''e" spent great zeal OF time bewaili
~ s',esanoes, "hion might DC employed to
'a1o'' os''er auvantage. There is luxury
~ = "n'eh people indulge which rarely
' ssne'''s o'hers OF themselves We do noe
.''o'n sourness' sfumDiing Or melancholy. tt
NJ ~ -. = 'so' these secret thoughts Of
NV ssa.s .''ss We speak, which, like the dark
IS. = sV'''e TOOK y the depths Of pooh
49, s. III sety bottom, and arc entirely
.',.s 81 - ''o sutIace Ve pointer f'li enf
'sa,'' '''a's "ne'a y would be much bettess
a'''' oeiss;aly nooler for as % DO aslratlvelys
S ~ our Knees thanking God
81. ~ Dus s'0p y tnlnk q what lle bus tluiid
a.. q. - ~ osn hafaiy help smiling, even ii
~ ~ '.'''ss = 'ca's--is 's SO much Why,
~, ~ .as gwen ns 2 soul 70 know how teiitlet
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-04-04

The Norristown Herald has solved the
conundrum, Why was Washington like a
newspaper mani" Answer: g Because he
couldn't tell lie"
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-04-04

Two per cent. of the population Of the new
German empire wear spectacles, owing to
myopy, which prevails in hereditary way.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-04-04

a dogs bark is not on the sen 1t is on the
bay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-02
THE STATE OF TRADE.
NJ kDPkAN MARK Els.

LIVERPOOL Feb. l.-PorkEastern hTner at 80 Western
dull at 90. BzeOn-Cumberand Gus du! at 30 short
rib dull at 426; Long Gear dun At 42 short Clear
duh 49, Hsns-Long Cut dull at A.; shoulders dun
al 3i Bec-Indla Mess dull NJ JOi Extra Ness duh a.
IO7 Prime Mess duh at so IaId-Prime westrrn steady
AZ go Tallow-PriIne City dull 426 TnIpentine-
Spirits dun at 49, Rodn-Common duh at 81 Fine duh
Al 100 Cbecse-A mercsn Choice steady H. Lard OIL
None fOur-EItra STATE duh at 20. Wheat
southern dun IL Winter Western dull At 10 s. Corn
Mixed soft dull 2Co for Old and STEADY at % for sew
LIVERPOOL. Feb. LIZ m.Tle receipts % cotton to-day
were $1,000 bales. of which 10 100 American Futures
sellers Offering decline Of lasi.. Upand Low MLdng
clause February March delivery sgd Uplands Low
MIdl.ng clause March and April delivery, C2'.d.; also
April and delivery I'd; also Of the az G5 sd
Up ns Mddlmg clause May and June delivery u I'D
Upands Low Mudns clause shipped January anu February
LEGrQoL Feb l3l23o Cotton t. dan AID eass5
MidIng Upands, OSsi hiddlng Orleans ID sales 5000
bales Including 1000 icr Speculation and o1p0tt lPams
Low Mid clause, shipped February and March sail Id
Cpsnds, Low Aiddng clause shipped March and April SAIL
HivRgroo Feb Il 100 ,. mCorn 2es quarter for old
Mixed Western. PORK, 90 2 Dbl for Prime Mess. Bacon
a2 y Clear Mddies and 4S for Snort Clear
liverpool Feb IL p. m.-Upllncs Cotton, Low Mid
ding clause, June and July delivery, ,sssd
IIyERTOOL Feb Is " mOf the sales OF Cotton 10 DAY
g. 90 baes American. Upi9nds Low Middlng clause
shipped March and April sail ISsgl 800
IIvRHPooi- Feb. IA y. m planfs Cotton Low MID
ding clause March aud April delivery 6sd uplands Low
low Mddlng csusc May and June delivery Id Upl,nds
Low MiddlIng cisnse, June and July delivery. 81; Up
layts Low Mdlng clause shipped January ana feornaS
IivEKf0oL Fob. l-4;so p m.-Uplands Cotton Low Mid
dns esn.s Fepr9ary and March aeiSgy. C,ss,
Mdd and 49, for short Clear Mindless Spirits rurpentine
32l6 Rcwt -. 49, -. -
ipIs free pands low Midng CLAUSE, February and March
del very gsd, Uplands Low niidhrg cAnsr March and
April aehyeIy. essdi upian9s Low AiaAs cause APiH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-02

to @ y go oo5s:
4Q gold recently bark Of ISo 0 cases az
5000 norwegian bark Of Sse tons to 81 From Phads
pha British bark Of s5s port and back ,ss
at r to Ls6on with 1000 O Sa y 4s tons 70
Liverpool. with general cargo at 5000 cco Crude Men
ns S aver a asa Bt a%iSs s 5
quota s1s S:a Sas nothing
SsSs2%e Crude bulk and in earrg 8sI lS ice re-
m ns s 1p order philadelphia and nOm
dull and decidedly Win b
s.rs He% Ms' On Po' s fu second for february
sls 50 3D. 81 1sse March sg No limited
erm o Pn Ness quoted 5osi So and Es!Ta s sSa
New india Mes; ws s%S
al 90 MEATsMEss hsay Eo,,g trade Dr sGs
soSs Of tGG eSs ss' Western rF foS
Bellies sqc 300 Loose Smoked shoulder anu for city
M@ s % 2 s% Shsd inOas important de,
s poe' TP;sfa M M5ssrn ng GnS GEAR
Isqse Ea On s pds'sTS c< 'f to
sa .dI II 81 %c1 sn NS s0 ,
SIC Gn ' also tS siSs 70 GIgT 4
&C., lSr q ~ s5 3Tfs ea.qs
q second FEBRUARY 81 od and s Apr % 81 f'tf
S b. 80 ask pa ..s SO - Is
R:n for qq West GSnsn'ai sS'sSf Lard
Pmg steam ST si Hqss
tied aud declining most grades state endire r, 2os
one Fair 10 PRIME 26Q27c Choice; state nan 1 ps
0,5sc Ear 70 PRIME aud 26d29c Choice Western TUBS
IJdo3c Common Prime, - 925c Chooe tn,n
orkins dl7c Prime; lsdlgc ShOlce
Creamery 3Od3jc Good Prime, and So SIC. rSr
Rolls ouoted l5d22c. Common TO Choce Gro,
Demand not active; prices continued 1.not TeIS
Good 10 Choice lI'iclJ2c Fancy; state Day 20 d
Stunned ba7c; Factory sds42e common W 10Y
and Ia ilc Good Choice EGOs-tilces SUI LII
ornward very light inquiry Long lsaud an
"a 9;5c state and Pennsylvania, 80 ds4c
I.tcr Tor Choce; southern 33c Choice Canada
and pcef in New.York and Brooklyn pacSns
1877. Old Pork 6Ss bbis New FORK, 1870 ooS' for
Recf l55 ukgs Beef 6l55 pk;s Rse.lls q. III ,r
isnuary iS7T Pork 20 595 bbs Beef ob9 psSr anu oi
December 1876 "a Cos bbls iiee " PIE for m
ROE was steady at quotations OF i'!aosc or Do
mi with moderate business a., oz rg,oo.by
SFED-Gnss Se,-i qnet at 81 S5GS2 70 ior iliothy
ana I6qI7c FOR Western and state Cover tae.'a 81 o.
was ouet al 81 l2i gold Flaxseed was quiet a ~ %"
ssTEARIN-Marke, heavy Prime Western quoted at 1922
sit r Largo sales OF Raw made at frner prlcss
Az c1reOos of Manila arrive, cold ~ d c. ~
9,n ioyes and baPs CentT1iucalat IO1H !O-' anu
~ bhd. French Island and iOaStes. sugar 81
sGqc Fair 10 Good Eefntn9 Gt 90 Ty'f; 1 90.
I0IC REFINED was firm, with COOL irale AZ Ii'iS' los
cynsbed and powdered; II 2ell's for Granu1tet II &c
l3c Tor Cut Loaf and isdll &c for soft White no
cfirai couut OF the OF Raw to-day was o41i hhuS
$50 boScs ia SG7 bags. and SCI Mei2da 49, , . MI. -,
easier and dull sales 1900 Prime at
%ff2kY-Maikot quiet and firm sales so bblS at Il "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-02


Noprotx Feb. Lotion weak and unsettled Midiling
12i.Gl23c; Let lecepis' LOS Iaig. tloi'' ''''"''
G0G bales sales. 80 bales; ~yrS III ,ae. 7,qc low
N,dI,lur Good Ordinary, 44'sci tt rr,'p'', =
ba.: gross 2lT bales; exports co3stWs % Oesi saes
WH5ISGInS, Feb. l.-Cor qlloti h!ddng Us; Low
M!Ilnc I2c: cool ORDINARY, &c ny rec ts 81. Da,
eyrors colswife 1881 bales: sales, l52 bales Sphh,fS
IN bales. stock. actual, 9,e9l ba'es ,,,,,., ,o,o .
PulLtuFtPHIA, Feb. cotton qmei M"unIs Ioi,.
Low Kidding, IL Sc; GOOD Ordinary l-''' Ho' '''
iyS,yHSSiii Tc6 lCoon very dull Nldlmg, l2'-e Low
MiddHus T. 81; Good Ordinary II ~ ht T pr,P 09
baes TO he continent $40 bales; coastwse eSJ paIes
IoiiIsyIltE Feb Lection dul Mitdllng ia e
MEMPHs Feb. lotion quiet MiidlnS ia 1i ~
2O7l bales; shipments, 1870 ha!es si'S zooo o"i'
9 ygsToy Feb 1-Cottou quiet held higher Mddling
l2l,c Low Mld,ne ll3c Good 1rhn%ty ,s halls
10 France LAO bales sales Oh nses S - Tos
GSGSHAT fGS GOOD SHSnry f c receipts bales
Shipments 478 bales sales bales stock It,tSo pulSs MID
BnsIoX Feb Lotion quiet; Mtddlug IS &C. 10" Sol
d,ing l3sc. Good Ordinary l24c. net receipts SJi
bales gross 1895 bales exports 10 treat Dil'N ' '
GRi2SSs Feb Cotton irregular and easy TO sell
Mddiing l2ic.; Low Mddng, II 'c tio3 rr,s "a
receipts 1898 bales grcs d idS Sc bars coast
wise 1855 bales: 1880 bales s,ock go
AtGtsfA Feb lotion dull ana o"'Ti rtreiot5 sS3
Dags al pcS S' beb iCotton dull: Middlng l2'c Low
bales exports, to tie Continent ;5J pairs " '
bales sales bales stock. 5O,393 nAies tr ,tddipc
Low Middling lsic: Good Ordinary Ac net fs
coipts. 2,77G bales exports eoa''"iSe' -0' '"''
f"31s Feb Cotton lower Middlng l2,sci Low
Midling. ~. Good ordinary ~ e. t % s35 bales
shipments lil9 bales sales' 4'O'' Oaios' S'0'A' ''
PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET
pvovnrycy Feb Printing Cloths are held 81 &C. cash.
for q k64 goods. with some sales AZ tneso p
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-02

vev.Yorl exchange was quoted as follows to-day
az The ,laces named Savannah buying, q off; sell
ing. Isa Il premium. Cincinnati quiet steady; buy
ing, par selling, 10 premium. st; Louis. 80 pre-
Orleans. commercial, llC premium; bank, ls pre-
MUM; Chicago, sales, %. premium. The
United States Treasurer at Washington received
zion The customs receipts We're $500, 600, and in-
ternal revenue receipts 100000. The following
ia inc Clearinghouse statement to-day: Currency
erchanCes I'll, 649, 301; currency balances ~
OIL 600: gold exchanges, $l2,l52,Sl3; gold bal
anccS. $l446,142.
Responsive to the decline in gold, United States
bonds were lower and large volume OF business
was transacted. Registered skies of 1881 sold at
ll25s. coupon down TO 49, coupon new ls6os 10
lOg5s sixty-sevens to l12l2, ami new = per cents
at lOG7s There was an active trading in new hycs
at llOl. 0110ls ex interest. We annex the latest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-02

In railroad bonds the largest dealings were in the
Iachcs Central frsts being off TO 1912 ON the de
ems yielded to 1908, and Union frss to lO33i.
I9ion sinking funds being firm at 914. Rock
Island 70 were firm at 100. Michigan Central. IS
nslng 10 l03l2 and Wabash tirsts, st. LOUIS div,
son, falling to s1lq Quincy and Toledo rsts sold
at 50; Er.o thirds at iO4al; New:York Central Us
o. lsH3 at 1885; do. of 1887 at 105; Lake Shore
CIV dend bonds at 10Y; do. consolidated coupon
al lO2; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy consoli-
GATED Is at ll0, aud do. - at liza Central New
Seisey pew fTsts fetched 1Ol l2 ex interest; CON
.erubies 70, and consOs II, the various mortgage
o. Tins company closing as follows flrsts, new, lO2
SlOi consolidated fTsts, 7707s; conVertbles, *
g'1i2, and Lehigh and Wilkesbarre consols, 900
hexed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-02
We annex current quotations for foreign land do
'.:.aoios nd million Is in gold:

The condition of the local money market is one of
continued ease, and as the demand is restricted,
So.b from legitimate business and speculative op-
sorstions. and the supply ample the turn Of the
market fayOTs the borrower. The rate to the stock
brckers ranges between and 80, the quotation on
plSdce of t. 5. bonds being 304. Commercial
ppsner is quiet, because of the limited offerings.
fhere has rarely been a smaller supply on the
market Note brokers report rates as follows:
u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-02
THE MARKETS..
Carefully reported for rHx TRiBUSr.l
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
N RtUer. Vessels, aud Ra,tro1is.

II
AsHEs-1here was duh and unchanged market Pots i'4c
CoFFFE-Botl Rio and Mild grades very quiet and
without cnange in pice: RIO Ordinary carsOes "a '4c;
~ fplaII jltc; Good 200 ,O.c. Prime 2OG2lc and
Far TO Good Santos at zoe all gold for Invoices java
22G2fc. and Maracaibo, lSa2Uc. gold ~,
N-Prccs ere decidedly lower; trade was dun Tor
evrorf INT active for consumption the sales b-lng f1
ba Of which 4g2 evening including 43O Tor export anu
1872 for home consumption; 800 bales were DELIVERED on
contract TIE receipts ports were - lr b against
10 l3 week and J82 bales TINS Gay last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-02

The Chicago. Burlington and Quincy RaiIroads
new five per cent sinking fund bonds go, 200 OO0l,
Louis, Rock Island and Chicago Railroads seven
per cent bonds, have been awarded t.. Mcssrs.
Morton, Bliss 4 Co. and Lee, Higginson q Co. at
Of an authorized issue for SO 800 OOO which leaves
remaining with the company 100000 for future
sales. The friends of this sterling old company can
not be pleased to il resort to this method OF ras
ing funds particularly as its own road all single
track but less than 20 miles-is already bonded for
$4,000 per mile.
The Pennsylvania Railroad to-day declared its
usual quarterly dividend Of two per cent
The Bank of the Manhattan Company has declared
a dividend of four per cent payable Fob. 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-02


PiSs must for each Kind OF stamps separately, tho
rdl-rs stating their proposals the price per thousand
amps Including everything quired TO De done furnished,
this advertisement and the contract VII %
awarded whole TO the lowest responsible bidder in the
Of bid % be asccralnod by extend
n the above the bid respectively and then
apggang amounts OF the three several items IL must
understood however that proposals Dae under this ayer
sement shall include all the stamps needed by the Depart
rn during term without reference 10 the Above
issues ShCuld OF OF the above kinds Of STAMPS De
discontinued daring the contract term the contractor VIII not
he entitled dana account OF such lscuntnudnce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-02

iNA'4'O w
Tie above does include payments made on account
Of the interest principal OF Che pablo debt OF tue
United states.
In state bonds old Tcuuessecs are easier at 422l.
am ue,g at 42l2, the District or Columbia Sos
ming finn aC - OK interest. North Carolina Us,
railroad bonds sold al 20. and funding act ol 1913
nj lj C;lqcnt quotations are follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-02
Proposals.
WHITE PLAEs. Feb. 2, 1877.
PROPOSALS.

=
l. NOTICE Is HEREBY OWEN that sealed pyoposals
until TU fSDAY Feb IL. 1871 at IL O'clock
a M for PRINTING IN BOOK FORM TIE PROCEED
TNGS OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF WEST
Oh ESTER COUNTY FOR THE YEAR 1879.
Blank proposals and specifications for the work % DO per-
WaIlsr Geo Alderman, us GroeDwic st. NewYork A.
d. Wlllsea Dobbs Ferry; Coffin g. Brown Peekskin e. q.
(,i,ds sing sing d. Miller White Plains Proposals
must be sea ed addressed he undersigned Suro
gates Ofce Plains Westchestey County. n Y. The
Fight is reject any all tho bits received
sidered for the interest OF the county 10 do So
4. o. WTLLsEA,
COFFIN 4. BROWN,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-02
COFFEE MARKETS.

RIO JAyEIRo Jan. Firsts G,60096750 refs
~ kilos Exchange London 24s. Ayera daily
cepts during the week. $500 bags shipments Of the week
TO the Channel and North Of Europe $4,000 bags to tho
United states 5000 bags To the Mediterranean sales
Of the week for tho Channel and North OF Europe 10000
bags for the United States $4,000 bags for the Meterra
mean. none; sock 10000 bags Freghts sailing vessel
for the Channel. ass.
RIO JASErRo, jan 3l-COfee market quiet; prices
nearly nominal good nrsts 6O0fG15D refs 10 kOs. tx
change London 24 Average daily receipts during the
week. 9i0O bags shipments OF the week 10 the Channel and
North Of Europe 10000 bags - the United States 900
for tho Channel and North Of Europe 5000 bags for the
United STATES, 1000 bags for the Mediterranean 1900
bags stock $4,000 bags reghs per sailing vessel for the
Channel. 40.
change; Superior Santos G700SG9O0 reis per 10 kos
daily receipts during the week 300 bags; ship
Of the week to all countries, 30 the Chan
mel Europe and Mediterranean $4,000 bags sales Of the
week. for Europe 6Oo) bags for the United States 1000
bags; stock, 10000 bags
SANTOS, Jan. 3lCOfee market quiet prices nearly
nominal Superior santos 6.s0Dd6,000 refs y 10 ki.os
Average daily receipts during the week $500 bags ship
of the week to all countries 90 bags the Chan
mel Europe. and MeiteT 5000 bags sales OF the
week for Europe 1000 bags; for the United States
stock 80, 900 bags.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-02
OnS arc rs 'iOIIONs /.

IL city bank stocks Continental ol sold at GS,
Bank Of New-York (2Jl at 1872. Commerce l3o) at
lOsa 1854 and American Exchange l3Ol at los.
liz I.r. ..Infi l...an 90. m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-02
RIIPORTS.

Tho contractor will be required to report weekly unL
oath the number denomination and Kind Of stamps manuf
tred (fushe unfinished, and sDOlledl, the number issu
IIring the week, the number available for issue
snoed stamps be destroyed by the agent Of the Dzp1
ent in tue presence Of tie contractor ms represent
tive or otherwise disposed o. as the Postmaster eBoTa
direct.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-02

cleared $40 1O1 ,oooi gold balances sos TO-
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