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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-17
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

TmnAY. Nov. 10. 1877.
ASHES D1n. nominal; Pots 4iqc.; Paris, &c
HEISN Dul, plenty, nominal Nes'on and southern
BEooTCoRN-Q Quiet STEADY Brush, 7asc. Green Hurl,
aic Tipped, al IL.
CANDIIS-I mo- angCd quiet.
CUiCCOEN-QuIct, UNCHANGED
C0AL-AnhIacits quiet, active; uuc'3 low, unsettled
Saua Wcs;mlllaud and West Virginia Gas - 500 - Cum
beIlaud soft and Broad TOP ani Citaifcd sl1sl 90 ana
Anthracite - GO1$3 -, by thcCdreO.
Cocoa quiet, Ole Irecsi -1ua'aq ga l6'.; -
Domingo. 9Ia zoe; Caracas. IOaZir; Aaacabh j5@o'c
"GFFEE-Mnd grades more active weak sales 3l79 bags
Narl,ah0 BOLIVAR" l,l30 do. willard, pryaie
terms qui. gugei; sales. 1000 bags strict lir eN
Atlantic" New reans. l1sf'; l2J ha4s 10" falr, *
Yanoy,lau" Baltimore, Il &c.. gold Quotations: Orii
nary I5lal53c Fir Il &c; Cool, lSifr; Prime, IVA
lGifc Cool santos 7ifAi1'sci Java and iadan-,
Sayana lG2d size; Laguaya, Isolde; Costa Mca IL %
10 -ic. gold. ArOstufa. lS0 I.i.s.. gold.
COOPERAGE STOCK-Fairly active, steady; Empty Hogs.
heads. - HONS - feet, Ordinary 10 Prime tJJI So y
f,e do S9o $50; Moasses shocks - inches, with heas
81 7jnSl IS sugar SHOCKS, with lcs. - inches . ga
y 80; do 30 inches. ~ jOasl s.; Box shocks 6J4IOc
Rum shookh. - 7Jas4 I1po Shocks 81 oOasi.
CORDA 6E -Uuchanged.
sCOTTON-srot Cotton dun, unclaimed Good Ordinary,
bales q last evening" including 100 spinning - specu-
Ia ion 100 arrive: 800 bales delivered contract Re
ccts pors 2o75l bales against - 30 tins day last
week. 3l4J9 last year; iOl week, l22l5u against 2b5-
week. 2O72iO asst year september j, ll2334s
bales against li3l.709 SAME time ls7G
ing $500 bales rodav-Flrst Il:-Janiary 100 IOG
February, 300. 1lI9 March. ZOO 1872: April roo il45
NAV 100 II 81; 100 60 June TO- total 800 bales
February, 300 ll2O; March 300 l.5i April. lOn ll47
100, Has June 90 l.75 total 1000 bales. Third Can
February. 100 ll22 total lO bales Also liOO, Novcu.
brr 1909 LOO; 32Ot December. llOl ll0li l4lO0.
JanuayY lO7al l10 5000. February l90ll2O: p 100
March 1920 ll.$G; 900. April l146qllfS: 100 May,
llGJ COZ !m l5 800 July, lloji total, $500 bales.
DTluG total. $1,000 bales.
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COTTON MARKETS

BALTIMORE Nov l6.-Cotton quiet; Mifdlipv 1oz.. -
Isl iuine, V2ci Good Ordinary lO4c gr0ss rscs1,.
III, pt's Exports coastwisr 800 bales. sacs s0a h.,
slluris 10 baios STOCK 6slf bales: weekly nct ~
ID, Dti''i gross J,g33 bales exports 20 Great Britain
Dales 60 iir Li5y bales; sales 800 baies ' oYt
CHAkLk5iOt. Nov. 10 Cotton arm Midrino IN.
Mtdhug IOl4c. Good Ordinary l0i.. nrf ~ inE
bales exports ~ France 900 bales sarg I 0g0 49,, ,.l
r. ,Ol blles. weekly net receipts 3O ~ sock
500 bales sales 10 800 bales - ' '''@'naa
CMclNNAu. NOV. l6-Cotton quict; M..fiing Inc. -
shipments ~ bales; sales, - bales. stock 4lt2 49,.
weekly reccips T. 40 bales. shipments 3O99 80, Dass
LO3O bales; sDinncls. 100 bal ''' So
Lon Mddng l0i4c; Good Ordinary 9ssc' net rccerfs
bales gross. y 10 balesi exports wise 99i bae.
wise. 300 bales; sales, G,-GJ bales 'E
IolisFHiF, nov. l1-COttou Hfeafy: Ni1l'nr
receipts lo9 Oales; sales apinners II bales; stock
E'fPHrs. Nov lG-Cotton steady fair demand n .,o.
US receipts. 2SOl bales shipments iI.J bales. sae
,tDD D3Irs; stock lj0ji bales; weekly receipts, n ~
Oats snlgments, l6fgD bales sales. a. 900 bales.
-OhLbA Nov I6tOttOn easy good demand srfdlr,
Igtcj Lo@ adlng lOisc: Good Ordinary gs-c: mel ~
am ~ bales slcS 1897 bales stock 1865 g2 balls 49, IL
Grsa, 0o9gt otea gross, tjJg9 bales exports 10
oHhehI II bales; coastwise 5fG9 bales sales. s405o
,,rE1LAoRLPTA, Eoy le;coton firm; Madne u &c.. Low
IdhnH Ilc: Good Ordinary. IO7sc., net recelnts ,
bas gross $50 bales sales. l0O0 bales sfDck 4p bs.
Nt.y f'cei" 81 bales; 1914 ble5: exu0rf1 70
Dr'" IOO bats, sales, 522J balcs siinuers, 2s83
sAyAESAH nov lG Cotton steady improved demand Md
Jug e Good ordinary, Csc; net Iccepos, 4Gl5 bales;
Li snck. "a bales weekly receipts. 100 bales;
XIV > - % Da's exports 10 Great Britain 1869 bales;
'V - W. Tn. i'VlI paC' sai,s, l25H bales
Mlnahf lO--c; GOOD Ordinary. gr.c. rrc.i.f
p-nl5 -7 nal 3 sales 10. bale, stock l- 7j7 hars;
Le.sV'S' Ioi'' bales shipments, sos bales sales,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-17

western White 37033; Western Ilzht M,Yea o.,
Mhskey demapf moderate: Western II 0q A. H. % y,
YIN" bxchange open boari Corn good demand 81, IN
"a su ~ pvic January 6O'sc. February on sc pcca X
E az sr pa io5 Sg2t Wheat dn weak 81 - BID 81 4
c 'i " hsl Noyemneri 9 s3s BIZ, 81 40. 49,
D'o.mDef u ~ = bid, 81 80 asxed January tSA1
~ - aske tebrnary oats firmly held: 88 o bd sze Di
tp' N'henDeri bid, o-c. Asked
"s 81 SanlIy Ior 90 White. Rye-cargo lots ne 90"
ST Us nov lB-flour quiet but firm: Fxfra Fet a. ~.
90 81; Double Extra DO, - lOes5 % Treble Frt y
81 9gggt2 % wheat inactive; no Red Fall II 2j c,H.
~ @p5 NoyeinD T, II 20 21Sl Z63t rhj
arr, 20 d. ~ IL = cash No. Spring s az = -.
- ~ nOYember Corn Inactive; No Mive, 4gi,c@ an
4Vsg4lc Decembcr oats Demand Hight hold "a
= D@%D &C. on Track zJ'z December 27iac lamar
unl, lower u eel; 5Jc. bid Barley dull. pr', ~ 80
minnesota 6)G812 PC Whiskey quiet 81 o. Pork 5
~ JV lald buuind.y unchanged. Hul.maaf. "
changed Bacon dun unchanged Rccc.Dis-5O0O fi NJ "a
3&Oy bush Wheat Zl,OO0 bush Corn; eOO1 ms rCt9it
0,UlJ bush. Rye; 1900 bush. Barley. INV 'N'N Dats.
MiLMlNGTOs. y. O.. Nov. lG.-spi!its Of r,r-...,--
&c Rn~in quiet ~ ~ ~ for Strained Crr, nc, nl az
gin. Tar steady at 81 30. INV ny 1AI Viz
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-17
for sixty days bills and 81 81 for sight to the c.
We annex current revised quotations:

Money was again easy, sac per cent on can
discount ruling as already quoted. Inc ohiteu
ceived S63O,OO0 National bank no 'es for re-
demption. The Customs receipts were T33231O0VOo1
The following is tho Clearing House statement to-
dav: Currency exchanges. S70,0SS, 144i currency
balances. So 261 ,7G5; gold exchanges, @91O1'1OJ;
To5don diSnotcRes report that 100000 bullion
was withdrawn from the Bank of England on
balance" No change reported in rates for money! money!
500 honds we're higher 1868 Mt 1Os3 and 5s ut
1oG7s: new new lbs at iGila and 1oiOs at 1854 In
American railway stocks, Illinois Central rose TO 90 o.
"a. PeunsvIyauia Central ranged at 81 JfG3l p /;
New York Central closed at 1908; Erie at oil and
preferred at 81 In Paris the per cent ke1tss 40 al
closing At 1O6.O7l2. Sight exchange on London IS
quoted at POLY. ..,
The receipts of flour and grain at the principal
Atlantic ports this 10th day oil November "eIo'
nv NorE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-17
THE STATE OF TRADE.
ErROPEAN MARkErs.


LIVERPOOL. Nov IB-Pork- Eastern dun az &C. western
dun 80. BaoVn-cHmDeraud cut steady al 40 sIot
dun 40 Il Gd Hams-L0ng cut stety NJ shoulders duI
Al 80 Gd. Bref-ludia Mess dan at 100 Extra Mess
western sttay 43 Gd. IaioH-Ptme city tul al 40 3
Turfeui ne--prt- steady m - Il. R0sn' OmmOn dun At
55d dulat .. Chcese-Amencan Choice du! On - od
Lard Oh dull ~ ~ Flour Xtf state steady DO Z7tI wheat
No | Sprung duh at IL. No spring ;duh 81 lOtl;
Winter dn at 3D. Cor-A Xrd >On dull NJ 20 81. Cot
ton seed Oil-Yc'Ow American, none IN the market.
Itvrppoot Wv lg-f..iO d. m.-Cotfon Quiet aud m
chanc,. Mddlnc Uulaud, G"s Midiine orleans O'ld..
an If the day 5000 bales. including 1000 bales f2r spec
lean Futures. sellers at last ughts prces IpdmS, 10"
livery 6iit also. G7d. rpauds, Low 1ndilng clause De-
cem6r aId Jauuary delivery. Uih; also -i.i Cp3 -
also G7.,; Cpand-. Low Niddiug clause, February and
March delivery. Gtd Upau.s, Low Ndilng clause MHr n
CROP Shipped November ana December sail Ci!d; tp9n s.
Low MHilng clause New crop shipped December ant an
quotations sales of The week. 6tuO1 batsi exporters
took 6OuU bales slecul9los tgok 3DO ba's l2t' ~
bales; American. 1000 eaesi actual export Sy'V ua
auounf Of Cotton atoat. lS9DDO bales Az rcan, 4tjOO)
1000 bales: American sales ~ the Week. 5000 r3in lac
receipts OF Wheat for the past treo days were louOi qs
' NFgpoo Sow 10 p m Breal,u4s quiet steady.
Upands cotton. Low Mdng clause shipped February and
fvPHF1G Ioy 3Opm-TEe sales OF Cotton to-day
cudc so ~ bales American Upland% Low MiGd'ng ri'e
December and January delivery 6 Tne market or yarns
ana Fab les no Manchester ls dull bur not lower
LIVERPOOL Nov l6-j p m.-Coton, futures closed weak
Tplands low Niidung clause. Noyember delivery, 6d
Tprrcs LOW ddiug clause. November and December de-
d pands Low Mi!tung clause January and Feb
Ia li1ci del .rv 81 pllrfs Low Midhng clause
Aiilns clause Sew Cop shipped January anu February
'T6SaSS Nov 10 6 p.m-Rehnei Petroleum IeqII7si.
L55SpoS nov. 6-Eyening.-rinseed OIL so per ton.
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rrpoprAy rIvANcIAL MARKETs.

LONDON v1G-l23O pm-Consols. 9Gis for both money
aul tr account. bonds fOIr art Onchsn per ctais
1861 1908 1881 fcnorii's co1pon To- y ew n.y.
lO7 Railway shares 1914; DO. preferred, y; ln"S
Central - Pennsylvania Central 81 3; NewJcrsey Central
l2iA 90, 80.
central 3D. Paris adcos quote I'VE per cent rontes al
lO5 francs So Ctuiilnts for TIE account. go
IOspOS Nov. 1850 y. m.Ihe amount 81 bullion win
drawn IRON Bank Of England Oh balance to-day is 4iO'-
600
LONDON. Nov. l6l:'0 p. m-IenlsylyaI@ Contra, 81 2
Paris adgiceg quote 6eut rcucs ~ jos francs -
confines for the LIVER quoted az 81 l pr ounce
PAgH Nov. 1G-ENc.auge on London, p francs Il cen
times sight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-17

NEw.YORK, nov. l6-BEENI-- Rc,riuts 81 cars at
Gotl-t. and - at Jersey city. m1kns lj2G head
AL since saturday 920l head AGAINST h,d thc same
lime la5t week A-liu compelled O note ysrg iu
Inactive market Early u the morIng DO berln rauny and
although 10 dd not rain hard, the dark clouds ha vcsy
Threatening appearance su.'cnty so % Keep buyers homo
unless they were tpuprdtu 80 OUT Thus bat fw buyer.
found e Wa g. nc cattle yards and Whom the ru stopped
90 about l aud Toe sun slIut n oluIlr-s s.v ths
weather became 80 rn hli scarcely more o yi
bile Than though 10 had ncd n uy. Tho quality oi eat
tle Inferior fO tlf n nY prrtiIis w.
cold above lOc ~ To- Wc so ifId brought only &C. %
NJ, and nearly 300 hcIN sold Yw that AUuut l. head n
Missouri, of medium quality sold from rlf90r 80 d. quite
number 81 sales made, "a. f-Ilgrs flr tbc
that aers dd incliry sock over 10
most Mondy The average price at which Natives and Tsx
were sold shows decline for Natives 81 nearly &c., D d.
amt for Texans about c BIT tls Is the poor grade
al "att e, ami up. CD q lover market
SAFES today o Texans and the poorer quality 81 C00rldos
We e. 20 at 18c al 81. Average price, strong AGAINST
Yesterday az Natives ami Good Colorado were 80
AZ Hiic. b. ID $50 40 Sac 80 ~ Hc 3tj
n go "a bi-c: 100 a. Jc a. at 3r; ~ B'c 80 az
luc AZ Oh n 81 "a IUr 30 al lOac pal % part 81
~ Average puce 9lsc, fan-t Ha7c Yesterday.
o. d.. Eastman sold 40 th-st 90 Illinois, o. cwt at She
81 Do % cwL at De-; 52l do, cwt 0isc; 90 do
ScWi, al lnilr., % n 30 do, 5a {, AZ lOt.c
w. T. hurrhIld sold ior W Van Alta, 20 Colorado g3i H.
90 Ht b h aud COS each 10 Rtnsih & THOMPSON 36 Mis-
sou 0'5 10 90 &C., D. - do. l.lbl H. at s9ac, do,
LA l, at b 20 o. ~ do lG n. 30 0c less zoe. each
Coon Thompson sold Tor Rankin Thompson 10 Illinois,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-17


FIoH-An kinds quiet unchanged; Choice Mackerel
wanted.
FLOUR AND MEAI-FLOUR market steady: less bust
reported demand fair export moderate home Low
cl1fing 400 nuis city Min Extra West nic. ~ aOd
So 30 51OJ Dbs Minnesota Extra $500 hhs Low Grade
Extfa 300 hbs Medium Winter Wheat Extra; 800 Dbl.
superfue: ~ % bbls. No. =; all at prices within the
o. he alc HOO bbl-. for export Quotations 40 .
8 4O4-i 80; ~upcrnuc state and West rn. 0+J -
Common 20 air Extra State - 4O0rJ 60 Fair 10 Choice
Is 80 Common 60 Good Extra Western, - 80 rG Is
60 jtD 20; cool 90 choice a. Do 81 90 Mmcso Extra
Mixture. t0-b Clear, t10 600. NiiaiL t, ~
Patent, SSa.9 70; LIN tNtHl =, tDatj 20, 81 Louis
Extra. Common Coed, - 5Da-d 20 Good TO Choice
Il.N fl.uL -itn' i've pi1.s quo "A-cL sales 500
hb- 60 Good Extra - 7Jatj Good o. Choice
-. choice l0 Fancy, ~ as 90 Fancy Family, - &50f. 90
49,. l,A b. FLOUR QAi. fac-. 800 bbls. -uperhuo. 80 o
manly - .0af2 a.. per 100 10. CORN MEAi.--fea.v.
Sales $40 hhE yellow Western, - Goa 20 TO- Latter hin
Cu,l 4 Brandy "inc. 80 Soot3 80 .tuA R,L MEAL-Uu-
cha 'eef: sales, 10 s1chs ,lty, - ~ per- 100 10
600 boEes Layer Hlsus GnOl boxes do Loose o.,
90 AartI sub bb4 tut aut., so casks frInrs
aIuns; other KINDS sold mod rttcy ln ln5hug lDs
Ola layer Raeus. ~ 45atl 90 New -; old Loose
1alasri Dates. g n De-; Curfauts Now, 6'9 Cron,
Iceh0ru. lGaa l1c. pruucs IHfEI-h pld, 1l1sc; New
&c.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 23c shell cd .b0-nc; Princess
SDa"ic. Jorr. SHIELDED 80 gic.i JaIaeQna ~ be- lyica
IId-Oc Nuts Brazil sci Hallucs, haipu1's 2uaZO
quarerb1rts. 1871 uIic, Lemons. So 2I0&3 90 y box
GIfAIN-MliIAI Market lac. lower, shippers u1 ling
cy mlrr ony buying enough - cover pre- sing wants
a. 90 b. Do mot, No. Winter u %. 80 80 go Nu ~
Rel 40; Whs 7u1 Rel Canada, together ~ go n bond
No SillHauate ~ "a .l-i n-t 40 Miffl r" 81 80
DO. 1 Minnesota 81 S6 UnsI.iod sp.ins' 81 4,asl -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-17

FRIDAY. Soy. 1G-P. NJ.

The New-Orlcans papers are still discussing the
probable effect OF the jetties upon the future move
Inents OF che products of the Mississippi Valley. II
is stated that a vessel drawing twenty-oae
feet eight inches has recently passed through
the ietiies without detention, end Captain
Brown. Of the United states Engineers, Is
given as authority for the statement that
the twenty foot channel is 2lO feet wide ct lis
row 20 point. and that the barrier to navigation for
"a vessel drawing twenty-five feet is only 43i feet
IN length a comparison between tho charges on
corn from st. Louis to Liverpool by way Of New
Yor. and BY way Of the gulf. is given IS follows:
To Ne ,-loik. all-Tail rate, - cents per bgshel,
and hence 10 Liverpool 20 cents making
tctAl charge VI a. cents per Duslel; " NewUgeaus
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Total sales fot The day
There was only moderate business in Govern
mcnt securities 10 day, and prices were generally
steady, We annex closing quotations:

I'm state bonds there was an advance in Tennessee
old bonds TO ~ 4, Missouri funded o. ruling firm no
los and District of Columbia 3.Gjs az - -. GeOr-
ga Is sold at go, and new Is at 1872 There were
sales of brooklyn Is, water loan. at 100.
There was about the usual business ia railroad
bonds. The consolidate fr,is Of Newly ORR Central
and Hudson sold az 100, and hrsis OF North Missouri
advanced to 1922, first, of 81. Louis and Iron
Mountain being mp to lOll2. Hannibal and II. JD-
,cph percent CODyCIiIbcs were firm at sGl9
and Rock Island. new 80 year g. at los. Bur
Iugton and Quincy consolidated r., rose % / 1l..
fine Northwest gold bonds were marked up To 80 -.
and Missouri Pacific iirsts advanced to 053,. There
were sale, of ST. Paul $40 40 par Buffalo New
York and Erie new bonds at l0.l3; ONO and Miss
issipp Consos ri 9jis; Union Pacific irss 40 1868
Sinking funds at 9l0s; Louisville and Nashville
con. 1898, al 80, and AoW-lOrS Elevated Rail-
road irsts at 90.
There was nothing new IN the gold market. The
opening business was az lO2l2 bat later the pIico
rose to 1924 All the business was at these pric. s.
On gold loans the lending rates were 2l2 and 3i2
for carrying. The Assistant Treasurer paid out ST.
800 coin interest, and T7l3.5OO IN redemption II
called bonds The day's business Of ihe gold clear
ing department of tlc Bank OF tlc state OF New
York covered: Gold cleared $l3. IFS 900; gold bal
anccs -. 10000 currency balances, Tl,I4O.43O.
The gold quotations were:
lO.......IO21 l2.............1O2S 3.........iO2s,
Foreign exchange was du bat strong and higher.
selling rates being Oh the basis OF Yl o0US4 S0l2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-17

PE0VDHycE j. l., Nov. l6.-Prntug cloths stln hell
above te views Oi buyers holders asking 81 o..
for good standard anu cXiIa G4X6i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-17

The f0Tl0WInq ave fhc imp0TIs OF dry N0OTs aT TTT
port of New-Iork for tie week ending this date, ana
since the beginning of the year. compared with the
corresponding portions of previous years;
For The week. 1879. 1slG. 1871,
Entered AZ the port. sIci05Ga si,ost235 ~ 2202
Thrown Oh market. l,OUGJ&Z ~ SOoO "OJ'Jvf
Entered NJ he port sol 500 800 s7fi9lol s72 1892
Thrown on market ... 9l72Si7l 7j.7ii,3l4 1&JJOOI2
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white 5St 90 U3sIaded Winter Al re- ais WITT if
Closing Il aS$s ~ S S Il asked S DO Ja@as 3
81 A. asked No Spring, November u 5Otd3l 81 a eI'
closing 81 . BID 81 asked 40: January yortlycs
Noyember 81 closing. 81 81 BID 81 81 a askea
Tryfrmer and rather quiet advance materially checks de-
mand sales 10000 bush Tworowed state ao0lsG i cam
ada held II; Feed BARLEY held 5ssG0ei SIe ea o.
time CANADA PEAs-tirmer, more aeqHe sa stso1y
600 BUSH arrive, Soc. bond GlthtN o. 1900
50 7J0s2 s. per twobushe bag CokN-1alSeI opsn nod
rt ho trade demand lar speculative business sal
S95 900 bns Including 22lOO) bush spot no . % No.
go ,d62c nearly an Latter price steamer MS 81 TO-
closing GIG PG 81 ~ sK So . Soyember 81
aSE S Esd 6u Land and shade sales 600 bush
GSic; White western 4Gaii c Including 10000 BUSH NO
Mwaakee e., $ge l00 sn no Safse IN request
al better prices and go n, S2oGt2 go ID ana LOO 10
ga Rye Feed. s9cS20 90; sharp ~ per '
Ns-Me,ums apa Ma[,S9SSS, i1m So 2oSsS ~
Red - 4Odt2 40 White Kidney - GOG%2 % fea - 10
GUTNIES-Du nominal domestic bagcne II q, Zee.
nay AND sIRAWms4St d receipts Scb seo i,c a'' ref
gnaties 50 g1c and clover salt G50c straw oO~
Doc for Long Rye and 40 i5 for snort do ; anu 81 Be- Ma
n WIbEs More Scye 6rincr sales 1900 Dry salted
Pefma'nbu5o $50 Ury Texas O3 Dry Central American
q, 900 Bison Cows private terms ou a. ,,lovvs. Do
mand contn%@s quite brisk both export and homo use
Exu0rters have taken 5000 bales TINS week DsNs
annt MALI a. many Prices at ali influenced Dy ts neisy
good evidence that ieI" ~
scarcity Hons that free foreign call can be met yt
Tor some irne to come Receipts for the week, ~ Oes
toai since september 1871 jO9j6 baes otd TOT sdle
period n 1876 y 2j bales export ceaIances i0L "''
B bales total since september !, 1871, 22,b plsi 10
tal for same period in 1876 l2,3ij bales Newlores new,
5al3c; Eastern new Sal2c.; Wsconsirs, new pa lUc
Ycarliugs, 3djc. Odds, all growths -ajc; CalioHan''
l50lGr. -, ,,,. ,.f.os
frm pontiog Up Stocks a. home and aoroal 9lh re-
low Hose of nis date Union aud tr9plh dI '
gcroipt ~ the week. TO- sides, and 3OJI bel s. Ignores
$50 Sides viz % 900 to England and $500 u Inc CONT
ueut.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-17

tiiial' .NoN' 10 10 l.
ASHES Dull. nominal. Pots ( &c; paris, &c.
NIIStAN Dul plenty, nominal weston and southern
BE0oT-cORN-Qu steady Brush, Ia SCI Green Hur,
IA r. T.tnpI n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-17

- We buv and II all active stocks from Eve shares mp
ward on margin Of per cent FOR cash Account. solicited
j. G. CLINTON & tOp
lf nrllls
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE,
Per Norh Rirer, Vessels amt RuirO1fs.

Fnm,r. nov. &c. 1877
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-17

Foreign exchange was dul bat strong and higher
selling rates being the basis OF 9l o01$4 SOla
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-17

G Is a. Quincy
-.....lC2l2
Chic e. Miss.
800 .O3. 9 l.
100. ....... 9 e
&C Is 1 &
800. So. ) q.
, 1877-08-06

have followed verllirt of murder In tho frat
degree. II wn'lid degrade the administration
Eea,rc. md III h''It thr dignity ol ttc law or
ile civilization and humanity which fe1nng to
tho ayc. Reviewing tll' whole ra1r IN the facts
brought to my knuwlcdee ontst'lc Of As well as
with cycn-handcd. justice to longer tletain
prisoner iccbtc nf nsl ind hulv, about whose
mental, norai. and even legal responsibility for
the crime of which lie stah,la convicted there
iacts outside the evilc''ce q. the trial hearing
an mn indebted 10 The lion. Augustus Bockcs,
Justice Of thc Supreme Court, and other
.. 70 tho Rev. j. trambu'l .,ackue, Of scflcnce-
taly, oil Of whom pers,nally vour for tic facts
they have contributed. Professional opinions
a. to young Walworth'e past and present men
communications md report. Of the Comsnlsson
l,cfnrc mentioned, ~ we'll as Those nf DR.. John
Ortlronatiz. State Commissioner of LunngY; Dr.
Carfos +. SfcD0nali, of the Asylum for Insane
At Anr e a1 efs r. q aia G on s A'-
gistus Bockes., citizen and 1urist OF prom
inenk worth and rcputc, Ia annexed as Tending
70 elucdatc the legal 9ue:tiona n TIC case, anu
er 10 say That il was wrkt.n by Judge l5ockea
viii, the understanding TINT the mental consii-
ton Of the prisoner was tn be treated by pro-
fessiouaiRcntlcmen md that he therefore re-
Of tho case. l.. ROBINSON.
1unoE nocgEs' STATEMENT
Accompanying the statement 0f The Governor
II long letter from Judge bockes to Gos.
Tillen, datcu Saratoga Springs, Feb. g. 1873, b.,
which he speaks Of his intimate knowledge OF
young Wafwurth from Ills infancy, tnat he
was uniformly gentle, Kind, md nilcctlonatc'
With hIgli moral ideas Of duty, aud It was IN.
placed hiin IN the unfortunate condition which
rendered possible the occurrence That oil now
ea,liy lcptorc. lie had Witnessed what few lads
ur young men bad before ever been
permitted to witness - systcmaile,
,om 's"aS s asre snsaRou 81 ot ,s s
lAtal intcryiew, tho Judge urees that the hoy
committed the deed 10 sclf-dcfcnsc, and says,
a lie arte,i under tho belief that thia course of
contl,ct on the part Of his fatller u1ht be ter
minated through his in!]ucncc aud personal IN.
terpositfon. lie lnAy hayc fntslut!gctl In this;
but should . young so'I, impellcd " strong
yuuth, without the judgment aud experience Of
even adult manhood, bJ held tn the aaf'lu rule
pt wise action anil severe responsibility as ons
OF nlnturer yenrsfh
The Judge concludes his letter aa follows:
"The case OF young Walworth Is a hard one.
lie sought 10 tiefcnu and protect his mother
irnm The grohse&t assaults. lie may have mis-.
Judged in lie curse Of action which lie adopted
10 bring alout the desired result; hut iie acted
iu good faith, ns ! sincerely believe. II tho
ends Of Justice demanded his conviction as All
example to prevent hasty Asth,t', that en.l lIas
INun served. ! trust Ills ease may b. favorably
regarded, asl TINT full pardon will be speedily
and with entire confidence ti'at what beg for
is but 1t, nccordaure with the dictates uf justice
and humanity very respectfully. poexs.."
, 1877-08-06

my praysrt, hc Idea whir, get tha tramp; so
that altogether did not feel crafty at my
e..sc IN tfls s"Ientnry nti!,ulc. .sl!c'1 IN th..
tIlr distance from my mouth to tho 'tcotnnlon
howl " was considerable, aud to transfer the
sSnp a.ross IN saow ;nG"n ~ was .,.,as feut
and perseverance,. In my tlrst attempt l got
the csnmp In my feet when the .puon was half
sjic tn,cai IN of insiic nv wais:,oat, md icarmcl
tint It was decidedly hot, wEcl, was 80 far sat-
i.factory. thcm tried the kncclinR attitude,
and got on better. The soup WAS a delicious
mixture Of sweets antl sonrs, and full of veg.
etalles. Next came iasnb, ruasted whole.
head md all. which We cut at in common; but
the expression on The lambs countenance made
nc fell like a tannbai. Tho delicious pastry
callci "melcna " fol1nwc,l, wine was handed
rounl during the meal, anil cvcn an Alderman
might hnyc felt thai he had dinctl. The son of
our host and bis wife then came round With
braas tiish piece Of soap, and very pretty
embroidered towel. with Which VIC clcaneeu our
,antls, and relapscd into coffee, cigarettes, sud
conversation.