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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-06-22

George Francis Train is not among
those who believe in an immediate re-
vival of business prosperity. He takes
a gloomy view of the subject, in letter
to New York paper, in the course of
which he says:
Mark the down grade of millionaire
dom. From my credit-mobilier winter
at Washington $500 a week at Will
lard d's), and Union Pacific summer at
Newport -the-Sea Isl, 900 week. l
now live cheaper than any mechanic
81 for room, 81 for food! A tramp
would feel insulted if invited to my one
meal, open-air banquet of peanuts, rails
ins and hardtack. Everybody, how
ever, will soon eyolute that way. When
quietly ordering my dinner in n five
cent chop-house, where L suppose my
self unknown, imagine my surprise to
hear echoing back through the kitchen
pipe, Zone small plate pork and beans
for George Francis Train" The name
seemed a mile long, and, from the gen.
eral stare, the telephone notified ten
different avenues i'll twenty minutes
that Murray Hill had come to grief.
How long will it be, if the times get
harder, before we hear, "One fishball
for August Belmontr' Zone small plate
of hash for James Gordon Bennetth'
''Zwei glass of lager for Jay Gould!''
"Small dish picked souse for William
II. Vanderbiltr' Gone plate cooked
Centrals for Tom Scott,'' or "Another
poor mans pudding for John Jacob
AStorp''
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-06-22
NOTICE TO HEIRS.
o all whom it may concern:

To all whom it may concern:
Letters of administration having
been granted by the Probate Court of
Laramie County, Wyoming Territory,
to the undersigned upon the estate of
John Leggett, deceased, who was killed
by Indians between Fort Laramie and
Custer City on or about the ninth day
of May, A. d. 1876, which letters bear
date the Odd day of November, A. ID.
1876, and which estate has been APP
praised to be worth the sum of three
thousand four hundred and ninety-sev
en- dollars, and said decedent having
been supposed to be a native of the
State of Tennessee. Said deceased was
supposed to be about fifty years of age
at the time of his death. No heirs of
said estate are known to exist, there
fore, all persons having any interest in
said estate either as heirs or devisees
will make the same known to the un-
dersigned within the time prescribed by
law. j. u. MAY,
Administrator of the estate of John
Leggett, deceased. feb13-dtf.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-06-22
The Foe of Pain.

The friend of suffering humanity-the
enemy of disease, and the solrdtion of
the patient brute, is MEXICAN Mus
TANG LININIENT. There is no sore it
will not heal, no ache or pain it will
not banish. For accidents in the fam
lily, such as burns, scalds, sprains, cuts,
ETC., it has no rival. 1t has saved
more human lives, and restored more
horses, oxen and other cattle, to useful
ness and profit, than all other liniments
put together. mayer 7-d3tawaw6m
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-06-22
A Noise -Extinguisher.

Everybody that travels has expert
enced the annoyance of having his ears
deafened when on board steamboat
by the roar of escaping steam.
Sometimes accidents have occurred
during the racket of "blowing off,
simply because the Captain cannot
make his orders heard, and everything
has to be done in dumb show while the
disturbance lasts. Happily an inven-
tion called the spiral exhaust-nozzle is
destined to choke off the noise. 1t op-
crates by breaking the waves of sound,
the escaping steam being surrounded
with a wire helix, and obliged to pass
between the wires. A report adopted
by the Committee on Science and the
Arts of the Franklin Institute says:
I'm view of the annoyance, fright and
danger arising from the roar Of escap'
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-06-22
Several Bssoms With Single Thought.

An amusing incident happened on a
Kansas City paper the other day. Two
brothers, named Hart, were arrested,
somewhere in the interior, for obtain
ing goods under false pretenses. There
was unusual commotion and mystery
among the members of the editorial
staff that evening, and each one said to
the other, "I've got bully thing for
to-morrow's paper,-iust you wait and
see;" and, being asked what that bully
thing was, declined to go into further
particulars just then. Next morning
the mystery was solved. There was
an editorial note in the first column as
follows:
The Hart Brothers We're arrested
yesterday, at --, for defrauding
their creditors. They were evidently,
as the poet says, Two IIarts that beat
as one.''
Half way down the same page was
another editorial paragraph, as fol-
laws:
Two Harts that beat their creditors
as one, or even more, were arrested
yesterday, at ---. Let us hope that
the righteous Judge will, in the words
of Cicero, "Soc ct tn um."
Over on the second column there was
a display heading, in big black type
''Two Harris That Beat as One''; away
down at the foot of the third column
was little item, surreptitiously inser-
ted by the advertising clerk, about two
hearts that beat as one; and half way
downthe fourth was letter from ''T. Y.
Po.'', the acknowledged wit of the COM
posing-room, addressed to the Editor of
the Kansas City Whangdoodle and ask
ing if that wasn't case of two hearts
(Harts) that beat as one? The differ
ent authors of this exquisite witticism
spent the morning in paying visits of
coincidence to each other, and remark
ing with despairing shifts, that it would
only be in accordance with fraternal
feeling and newspaper-etiquette to let
another member of the staff know when
one intended making damfOol of him
self in a specific direction.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-06-22
CHEYENNE WYOMING, FRIDAY MORNING JUNE a. 1877

ing steam, and of the completeness
with which the nozzle destroys this
roar, we are of the opinion that Mr..
Shaw has done great service to the
community, and particularly to the
transportation interests, in overcoming
an obnoxious and dangerous feature in
the use of steam; and we recommend
the award to him of the Scott legacy
premium and medal for his spiral ex-
haust-nozzle. ''JN. Y. Tribune.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-06-22

Vvo. Archives & historical Dept; Cheyenne, Hyo.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-06-22
The Daily Leader.
sS-OfficIal paper of the City, County, Ter
M ritory and United States.

gAdUertisers ,Uill make note Of the fact
that The LEADER has larger circuld-
tion than any paper published an Wyo-
ming. "a
, 1877-09-03

NEW foRE, Sent, l..-Enr1ox-Qufet Al tlo11l3ci
futurrs RleadJ; septrbcr b1c October TO- aD
ato.1Dc, Soycuaer, 10. 3& slOa3c december, 10 8k3
luBe January, TO- 73c: February TO- s7& H. Sdc1
March, tl.UtMsi1.Usct April. lLl7tsl3.l .luc.
FLocA->trun9er ! sAa1o for low Ir&Jta OF extra
supesAna aHa No. ,; teectpta M. y 81. lsa
1.73i &upeshnu Stase anil wrstcfu. g. 30is Is: COM
4a 10. wAste wheat extra, 80 Io4d 7a; fsnc5. saB4
e.13; s1tFs Ohio 43.sa&7.n; at. Louis, Sa..sAs.As
Minnesota patens psocrss, s7.3a40so. .Jp nous hsm
coss.Ax..-F1ru; Western, sa7sar13.
0aAid-Wheat A,alt AIGhrE, aud rather mosp doing
for export; treelpts. 4auo but No. spr!ng, tL:B;
No. Ch:csxu tprlug 81. No. Northwest aud No.
, Milwaukee,. fl.3l3i.as; No. 1l!twaukrr. sL3ss
ungrl4ol winter red. et.*ssl4oi No. win-.
,cf reL 3l.a.al.ay; NJ. ! d. si.s-+s .aa;
NJ. ! d.. SI.4o; Nos white. tl.a!al3o,
1ansy vhlte u ~ RJu stcsdy, Westetn. d71s1Nc.
barley eaiet aud nominal MALI Qutets four.rosed
htate, eo@13s. Coyn-0cnlSnd acttTe; Fecsipt& a1un
bu: unfraded Western mtsel. os1c; low mixed. atsi
ttstM m1asd hthc: ysllyx wene5D a1Sy w., nsta 4,
@ssa nFasi ~ e. ts.s cstS' r::ss3 e. ~
ss's; %s.;ss s; tas s s.,.es
Gt9aci Jubhlax. iat41.Aa n xold euKAft hsnts tsIt
X w ssHso Id ass.aseS sa
aGrsst saI ba, ssm, crude. 7e refined
sts.tsx. l;s:.x-slss1i ss5;s! s3ts.eo' I'll ,s.
skrss!1tF9tx kua!Ft: xVwssass we.sefa. sssHHsi ie. IT, ~
lEAtu3H-iGeni:1ek A,c. HGenaa A3tct, and Rio
s H.. essa sa asass e. xs;et. ;t: s
%o.s.9aiet. III ntm; .auaestia hstse. ass,ses
pulled - tsei ~ 1ns s.Asd: ~ -: fs:t.. lt92c
nctobsf, sla.o5 Ncei luteti Wsstotn long lear nd:
t.s au!eL u 7.ic; savlt etssf llaa1eh 75tc. La14
, 1877-09-03

several of tiesr hanss, notably tho New York
md Metropolitan. hud tarXu re1crrcs Of specie,
tic detailed statement elsewhere shows. hut that
IL nnt tho polRi Of danger at present.
1ApusTIlfAL OUTLOOK IN u1IEAT BRITAIN.
The New York Duly ku!!etin makes this abstract
ilss English dies duwn to tAe 18th iu4t.:
Trade aud manufactures bad not experienced Al
". !hc I.uIe..toT revival. Textiles. according TO
The MancIraltr EJanl'HtF, wesu .'Yiftuatiy q IT.
were deemed OF themselves sufficient to inspire
caution. apart fronl taa lnose !HlmelIate effect Uf
osyr.uHnl'sd1 1<, asks 1!ssS5 xooas noyeyor
Wa. al.o u fair lon,lnd fur the aouln AMerCan
markets. Tie coal ami iron trades continue about
Wple. Trouble about wages contlnues' sni IN lie
Nnslh of Englanl business was pretty much at
sIan4.1ll. An rnaearot T. oeing ..!ads t9 arrsuar
HIS mlnc- -nwness to regulate the wagss 4ut.ton
by thr selling pIces q i,'stef'al. ,rho conaI.
general depsttbIon which has 30 long lung over
ths Gi.triLs continues without rclief. For iron
ucut iu the Australian oracFs fur steel II i very
poor tet.uH nEalAst The oss iu ulher markets.
Many VI the col!seses arc idle, 4nd but for tho
tt,ct would h4yr u be tct down. lu lns cutlery
:1adc, however, II may he said thata naskud lnl-
3sosenent u seeu; From Aassra!ta, large orrsefs
dulug with 1hc Conliutlt icxCgpt F!auce) utli
Au,erlca. Thr Amrrican houses ire sending large
oi s..sr superior qualify " sheffield maks, aad :
rrady sAlc. !"
THE NEW YORK STATE SUPERINTENDENT or
BANKS.
The result Of the trial Of Superintendent Ellis,
Of tho Srw York Bank Department, has been his
REMOVAL from office. The vote Of the senate, Blt-
ting At Saratoga, WAS II for removal ~ AgaIn.s
1t. Tho Senate. In executive scssIon, adopted q
resolution that the Superintendent had been guilty
Of culpah!e negligence, but Afterwards tn public
Bessiou, declared that be bad not been guilty oB
1uy intentional wrans.
7us AxAcAANTa' EXCHANGE pAXk or RAa
FAAHCt6Cu.
Tbs Nerchant4' E1ch4ngs uaak Of San Francisco
Ia about 10 trtirv from business II was ot2anlzed
scseu years ago With uunltual capital Of u, Oo0
COZ. This hsd been paid In anl gradually In
creased til II reached S5 co., 600. From January,
1e72, 70 August. 1870, the bank paid monthly Jtst.
dends Of per cent aud sincs then per cent per
year has been paid Tho cauAs Of tho rctrrusrnt
VI tho bank from business ~ that there asy to
many lanks In San H1aaelsco fur tho busress 70 h
done.
lEuAL 1xPEssEs o1 TAH CONTINENTAL LIFE,
The legal expenses Of tho Continental Life since
sptuy Into the hands " Receiver bare been enor.
,nou. Index Aseyitcs Anderaoa S4V, $50 neta
, 1877-09-03

uY TEr.E1nApI1.


new Tonx. Sept. 1.-1}old opened at 104 and
c1oscd at 1o3E, With all an1cs to-day at those
figures. Borrowing rates. vi. /. 3. and per
cent. Loans wc1o made flat for use. One million
dollars Of Government gold sold to-day from
1o3. 30 to 103.Dt. Silver at London. a4A pence:
hero silver bars agc 1e3 In E,ecnbacks, 11s!4 In
goli Coin 4 10 1 10 discount. The amount Of
pIvcr paid ont bv tho Treasury nt Washington to
date ia s34, GOO, 600. The amount Oh hand Is
s.. 2lo, 900.
Governments Qutcs.
Railroad hunhs steady.
Hthte bonds quiet.
Tho stock market was very quiet to.t1aJ. aud
fluctuations were generally slight. The paincip1l
movement and wldcat fluctuations wree ~ tako
Shotc. New York Central. Northwestern. Wabash,
sal Michigan Central. At tho cioss tho market
was steady.
New York Central. 10. NUU Eric. 20, 700 Lake
shore. + 800 Northwestern. q. 1DU st. fan1s, ., QUO
Ohio l. Mississippi. b, 800 Wabash. i, 600 q, T.. Il
!. G., g. ECO Michigan Central, anu y, T0o Wcatcsn
Union.
Money, 26s4 per cent. closing At aga per cent on
call; primo mercantile PAPER, SHl7.
Custom rccelpte. 314o. 900.
The Assistant Treasurer d!stuEsetl 81, 3lo. 600.
Sterling steady; actual business. long. 4s3;
shOrt, 4HG.
Tho weekly bank statement Ii ~ follows: Loans,
decrease, 81. l2o, 300; Specie increase, 81, TIL"
pnrits, decrease, 81. MS. 200: circulation, do.
| cfoh*e At11 KIM. rrthfFt fnrteaAH. iii t5{{0
, 1877-09-03

Withdrawn trou, s.oro during Friday for city
consumption; ., :,32 bu wheat, $50 bu corn, 700
Gu outs.
The following grain ted store In this
city on Saturday morning: ! car No. 2 rcd w1nlor
wheat, 39 ears hard No. wheat, 81 cars hard No.
2 do. . cars No. spring, e.. cars No. g do, @:
e,rs No. do, ! cars rejected do. car no grade
fBu wlcat>; ~ cars ami j. 200 bu hlgh. xcd eo,.
go cars and 20, 100 bu No. !: d. Is cars rejected
do. cars grade t35a corn}; 10 cars white oats,
30 cars No. do. II cars rejected do, car no
grade t87 outsl; l cars No. l rye. 20 cars md
2, 600 bu No. do, cars rejected 10 t20 rya) 20
cars No. barley. . cars No. = do, u cara extra
No. .. 7 ears fecd no harlcyl. Total (BBt cars),
3o:i, Goo bu. Inspected out: 145,670 bn wheat,
c1!.b1 bu corn, 80. lit au oats. IL, 755 bu rye,
p0l bu barley.
Tho following ware tho receipts mud shipments
Of brradsslGs and livestock at this point during
the past week, and for tho corresponding weeks
Dnulnv II JAtedt
, 1877-09-03

FLUutf-MM!n f1thcf nettEr Qtn1nu, ana tnadc
hrrr. Winters were lea. freely offered and generally
nta t. sa sp'as "sso oas' ~ ampany
IN sond far ocs
"s.s >" so~a tst"l.. -. eApu" ps.ss "e'p tet"Aea
Of 80 bri, winters at shoaaA 7s. so1 b'a spruv cz
lrsa partly A. &1l7 50; and 0 tts syn .ur 4: e., Is
.o,a, y. w., no asku. e'osea
rurte brands ot winters, ss,o37.to, good to primo
brands Ut winters so.o>aa. IL, chuloo to tlns tprlux
~ ~ s1t! saF'es 10" so1as
30; eltu!cs 10 fancy MpAcspta saf!nss s7tn573o;
patcut sp1luga 81 7snRoUo, low grade, a. 3oa3, 70,
ngw spslaa: saUea'. ny tSe, ~ 7oassn
20 ions n sA0 60 Dor ton liz outsJe frea on board
, 1877-09-03
mc, primn .ean,. t. aaxes. .a7.c, September. sa.eo

nrmc, prime ssean II. tes.a7,sc, September. saeo
nvrr,n-wr,'rrn. 10 a7ic.
wn,.sY- -$",'tnii !; : l. ta,x a.ke,,.
scr .r.dy &c e
;;a 9s% a S% ss% unefa"ssd: M i:a''a .Res'a::
III s7,s .sss ts: s:%s? t. % sg, '''0' ''s' ''s"'
ST. ror,. sept ,e;:or II unch,n.ch
.5 s. s. Es':% s''''' 1S f. '+'
Il s$; ;i'5as.Ss Ss'; If S S
t::; H ;sss:; s!sfi If. iii s:;:; *
z: :sss9 sasss@fas 4 IL ss. md
s =; .:s!st HIS s's @ ::' VII
S i,
~ So :".1 s;sns: IT, 81
4sfais; mi,sd. sses:Se. t,as .tesdys psan.} }isa,a
If: s;s:3s's:t ;i s: ss: S*ais j. '' 1s "s'ieF''
II, r. ssf s; ssn ;s'ss I%a ::: fH:f
stss &. fssfyr "an f. s.2a; SSs 5Sss
ssx aess; sfst os sss
ss T:aS5sss ss g. Tsst so4s 81 ta o..
CINCINNATI, sept. Ito rrox-steadJ At 1o'kc.
s:' s!s Tvs "' Sf Il fs sss ; ::y " ja rss III
s!a7S issi il soai ssassna aS :iss. :6ass
ss'fSi. 'a.s9 ss': @
wi Nhljsr' NV -stsadSs :s!ss' e. si,o &,
, 1877-09-03
Review of. an Uninteresting Week
in Local Finances.
The Produce Markets Generally
StrOnEcr---prOytstO
Quiet.
D,eadstuffs in Better Demand, and More
Aotive-A Sharp Upturn in
Wheat.
The Movement OF Produce Dur
ing the Past Week.
FINANCIAL.

Tbs elcar,ngs Of tho Chicago banks last week
show Right increase over the operations OF tho
corresponding week Of last year. The week be-
foro showed similar difference in It's favor u ID
pcr cent This improvement Ia probably 10 be
ascr.bed IN part TO the grain movement. which,
thoash light now, was lighter etti last year, and TO
the Improvement In general bufincss which IA
marked Only a small proportion Of this IS cash
business or yaiblc In The transactions Of the banks
but 40 far Il goes 1t contributes 10 the superior
record Of the last fortnight compatcl with tho
sarle Time last year.
The week was certainly aufct ono among tho
Chicago hanks. This failure Of tho State Savings
Hank found tho Chicago commercial banks cx.'
ccptonaly strong in cash means, hut, ns no general
disturbance followed The suspension, there WIS no
occasion tn use them.
Tho supply OF paper from tho country banks
and city custnmern was light. 1satcs Of discount
were s&si0 per cent 10 regular customers. Tho
usual concessions wtrc made on cali loans and
10 outside borrowers.
The orders from. tho Inferior for currency wctc
light ...
New York exchange was hrmes and falcs were
n,alc between hanks ut par 10 25c per 81. GOO
premium,
The clcnrines wcrc reported ~ follows BY
Manager u. Il. Hale Of the Chieago Clearing.
, 1877-09-03

hts sr-rnrf hn.Inns 10 -r whfl h'lYrra hell
t.'k. FUTURES a'n trhslr nTrTrl. ard rn.- hnn
SltItfrs ~t:r a. III illt. aaI In.'a dull anil nra1s IN
trrt SHY Will t1,r r"srra market Srrt"m'"r trrnri
astHi' .A tnt'i r.'rt l".ri NH A. Tt.; hfth"f
shiA rH'1r. >A Nj. stf at i-,' rrrr thr H1unth
80 3tn!t ~ "'r: ry''a ~ aNt !ta.,7 s'tnr,ln: tn
wcrr trrnriri Vt @Elm Sn, Al sft': t.tH IN rSir1
M lat A1-4tG'; t,rn LII No. nt ~ ;a r; l. tu ltu
feel At 3i: N. tp til by aaE1u A. 81 tsu IN track.
Total, II, ctU hu.
, 1877-09-03


For tho four weeks ending Aug. Is the amonnt
OF new National Bank circulation issucd was
s1,nlD. 100, the amount retired wts 81, e05, 117,
anil the amount OF legal. tenders deposited to re-
tire circulation was 81, GEO. TO- The net rcsnlt Of
the montIa pcsations will be 10 diminish the paper
currency In actual circulation 81. 600. 600. The
,trpoet Of lcgal-tcndcts has decreased s.6a. +b7,
but Tho Secretary Of tho Treasury viii sell 81 0Oo,
600 gold and bold the grccnbacks received for It.
THE uALTINoRH 4 ONO LOAN.
There may be c1cw to the truth Of the state
ncnt TINT tho baltimore It Ohin Railroad has me-
gotlatcd loan In Europe In the fact TINT last
week tho ccarlnga Of tho 1sntimoEe banks In
creased about s., COO, 900 or moro than 30 per
cent over tho elcarings Of tho corresponding
week Of last ycnr. Tho amount OF tho new loan
II variousy stated at something between 81, 00o,-
600 and $40, GOO, 600. No other cauto Ia known
for snch an Increase In bank transactions.
TIE nEw ynHE STOCK MAnKEr AND THE FALL
UnE or TIE STATE SAVINGS.
Tho announcement OF the State Savings Bank
failure In this city caused fall ol prices from u 10
TX per cent on tho New York Stock Exchange.
The connection between these apparently dfscon.
nected ovcnts Is be found In tbs fears Of the New
York stock spccuIaors that the trouble in tho tav-
ngs banks OF it. Louis and Chicago might extend
to those Ut New York. and produce stringcncy
q! tho loan market that wonld crush their stock
speculation. II the savings banks Of Now
York, With their deposits Of thirty
millions, twenty millions, ten millions.
and other almost equally huge sums, should
bc run by their dcposItorK the result would
be m immediate tightening OF tho loan market,
and genera! calling In OF. advances 10 stock
spccu'atoss. Any such crcht wonld certainly pre-
cIpitatc panic In tho Stock Room, and = break
down Of pricca 10 the stock.Noom, occurring along
with drain ot currency to the West, would mako
ithard going for tho Now York banks. Thu re.
, 1877-09-03

location: No. Is,:ss &c: hnl rrh Al ar tH'h 'tr>
vs.: {rS% sn .n u" Sc a 4 @ Is" Is !. sSsa
4s;. 1fS IL IS ; ' 5 ''"'''' at ~ '' track
,,co,,oSnW,, GEXH''A1 :',:a1 :; MAhrs .,ds,s: i:
ni;ooM conS"w., ,,eT si md wc,s The .tocst.
aht, but nc~ corn viii ICON e coming in. TIC fact
s.: sssns, to wssksn @ grs f., an sssa;. 1 q
@ ssss+e, sreea esn.h. via % hur, raoq,, ~ ~ork It.
nss ' s'a:h s +s.ss s ineor sra:h. sass; s1eetsd
d.; hiq4Sunu, ~: ,,,s :, .o situation ., The
.ai's: n,tfss es:s.sss: Ta;5s @ =, x:i:..: .,..
md Al , q 70 s H. s1ss ts
Ms.a NaaM1 a.speru y! u. Iu"; n'' t s.ss"s .t
r.sey stsa@s, :ss,s ses g snsss
a 'sss-4'' a'su'a"l '7''os' ~ ''S"'
ure fsT xa II the he"
.!on' snnesed: ssafk; sss, 'onta.r: sats; 4 tews n
,s asnr ana IT, ~ -. '''e' sun"'e' 'nale '"S'se'
i $s.is sssss = :; s; az
.ssr ne s o s1a s % s
holders werr not aserse to granting eonce'''ons rhrn
coAL-i,emsia. dnl'. 1xyon'i meeting Immediate
y toe*s u 8. "a a. IT, sgs @ d.
s19 Gsmsfy nt.,neTFe = aa sass tsa 1aes. hass
~ s9a;:i sSd d stsa;y !.
ss,s "s's !'sa; ;S;,;: i; II
~ $'si; t::,;oS }a;Fs Il is'sy a!
~! |sy Il: " i SsS AZ; ii 4
fsss. ;e'!;. If, ;as;, ;,S; ,s :$s;
as:rts: *s,: sisS:s slSS,; t.;
, 1877-09-03

spent for lawyers, and $40. Ooo under Receiver
t;race Receiver q Sci1l ha. bill. pcnding amount.
Ing 10 $50. 900 more.
GOLD AND GREESDACEa.
Gnd was 103,idt lO3.t in grrcnhacss.
Grcrnblcks were DBii 106A cents on tho dollar
in cold,
, 1877-09-03
COMMERCIAL.

The following were tho receipts and shipments
OF tho lca!ng articles ofprodace In ha city during
tho twenty four hours ending At O'Clock on
tiut lust year;
, 1877-09-03
IYflf1IA

posrox, Sent. t.-wooL-storo inquiry during tho
past week. Iloldcfs who asc willing to accept current
rntca not disposed 10 force sa5es at any material
concession. Manufacturers turning their attcnion
TO low and medium grades, tho dc.nand for cheap
goois 10 incroasIng. Ohio medium XXX aud above, <t
Gtaoc Michigan, 4les itcs tncliuu. Wisconsin. 4:e,
washed comttns. 3ah33dc, ashcd. Soc. tnpcrnno
apd pulled, 3i&i7hc.
, 1877-09-03

HOG pHDDCCTs-Wcre quict and strong. 11oss
were firm and III light supply. while tho rcpurts from
cthrr runts wcsc unchanged, except that Liverpool
quoted long clcars 0d per cwt lower SONG operators
haI expected wcakntM here owing to hcAvy deliveries
on September contracts. hut tho deliveries Hrro not
Large, hnd there nothing psessn9 on tho arkrt,
hence the SHIRTS had to bid up In order to !. Ship.
cnts from lhs city arc largo. md mora Ithcrnl
port Moyclncnt Is anticipated for the future.
Tho number nf hogs packed s!nro March to dates
mentioned according to estimates based OIL Huppy, aud
packing returns furnished TO the Cincinnati irtce Cur.
rent arc u folloHa nt tho nndctnieatonrh places:
, 1877-09-03
SAN FtthNct8tn.

Inxpox, Sept. 1.-CAnso!s fos money and
account, 05t$.
American sccurites-'G5s, 105!;; '67s, lot;
10.4us, l0H4; new 70, 1D7s!. '.
Now York Central. 1ol; Eric. III; prcferrel,
m0H; Illinois Central, III.
PANS, Sept. 1.-Rcntes, 105f Soc.
, 1877-09-03

lhcFehses. ....,...,........n 3V.thu
MEssfoRK-Was In Rooltmant!. hus less ncttyo be-
cause Of smaller volume OF uNtfiugt and ndsancei
tic ncr BRIL- c!ottnE tuc higher linn FRIDAY afternoon.
Sales reported Of T. 10 brls seller tho month at
Sl1 10 l.: o. 80 iris seller October At $l?.iJ3
L. a3 200 bris seller tho year at At2Ottl3 1t and
;;o hrl4 scl,sr January NJ -: - Totat. 1:.On bs!s
1Ar market ctlsr easy At La k13. 20 rasi Fl5t4
.:7t ee!,yr septeibeEt 1n se!lcr tic'
Meas pork Na+ G,,otei 1t slo.01&oll a, and extra
prime do 1t 10. G1ttt|.71.
~ ~ and closing 5sc II snr tnn Friday astesnoon:
$s:t i.Ao tta seller !cttcr ~ ~ ti4s.5n MD no
!ss sslleE the {car Al s+.Ukts1!f. Total, 3H1 tcA
s. IS seller soIefnbcr, Ss:4iHs34 Is secr &c:
tLhrr3 t8. u acliET tho yrar.
MsAI.-Wcte anict but nr1net. quotations ben geo.
EFnlty marked W. ~. which cnrTftd tE market Nbhr0
tuf present ahlrntnt. Also cunslnuatton llu In.
proved tntfy Of tWU thrrr Aaya hst for 1nIga and
:nots. ~ 4 l,scsnhs. though ths pr'css "a
sweet. ncxiei shoulders ata4cs asDtck ewect pckl'A
1n boars os ce. III II +1 s shef. sas
st Tho MARKET Wal aicauy At tho cosu at Ito fo!
, 1877-09-03

LING and shnft rtars gnotta at cash ar sctlcr
fcpt.nlhess md dIttadsc fir l'ecefnnr Gule F!ants
9.isi u Hst1 , Ss ~ ass II Sr ,lds 81 's:
1ason quosci q at.tsc fNr shoulders. 79s1s7Ac tor
ROrt tEA. 7t fur sfbrt c}cAt4 1bs4H lt (ur amk
al1 rnrraAca aud ltaekeA.
(3MkAsE--Nat glict ut 4i447c. ....
lEEf lHlUCE Es-Wtr steady and quiet at 8!n.OO
ais 70 for Micsa} *1iuNrtl:n fnT cxira n,ctiI ahl
I7.U0A ~ 13 for hams. AAa made OF lU bris cxtt1
tDesl ut kll.Ot.
TALLo~-Vas 9noteL at 7A174u for city, nnt 1Aa
7 No for country. sas Wa nal0 Of 80 bTla At 7Hc