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The Arizona sentinel., 1877-11-17

NEAHR. Main Street, Yuma A. T. 40 California Street, San Francisco. Wholesale and Retail Dealer in GENERAL MERoHAND.sE. Invites attention to the best selected and most complete stock ever offered in
 this market, consisting in
 part, of Grocerles, Provisions,
 Wines and Liquors, Cigars and
 Tobacco, Hardware,
 Tinware, Croekery,
 Iron, Steel Miners Tools. Sporting Good
 Wagon-Lumber, etc.
 LADIES' and CENTS FURNISHING GOODS. Dry Goods, Fancy Goods,
 Boots and Shoes, Clothing, And is constantly and regularly receiv- ing fresh California products, consisting of Butter, Cheese, Bacon.
 Ham, Onions, Beans
 Barley Potatoes, Corn, Wheat, Corn Meal Buckwheat Flour, California and Oregon Flour, Cutting & Co.'S. Canned Fruits, Vegetables
 etc. etc. etc. All of which is offered at prices which
 Defy Competition. Buyers will find it to their interest to call and examine my stock before purchasing elsewhere.
 All merchandise consigned to my care will receive careful handling and be for warded with dispatch and by experienced freighters, at lowest market rates. GreenbacINs Taken at Par. FIVE PER CENT. PREMIUM paid in exchange for American gold coin. Goods sold at greatly reduced rates. Highest prices paid for all Arizona pro, ducts.
 DAVID NEAHR.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-11-17


 The Roads are good and Two Miles and Half the shortest to Hay, Grain,
 or pasture. 2 FIRST CLASS BOATS Run Day or Night for the accommodation
 of the Travelling Public. NEW SALOON. would respectfully notify the public that have opened new saloon in PULFER'S BUILDING, Corner of Main and Second streets, Yuma, and intend to keep it as saloon
 should be kept.
 The very best quality of Wines, Liquors and Cigars Will always be kept here, and at prices to
 suit the times. Gentlemen who visit my saloon will be treated right, and every effort will be made to preserve good order, as intend that this shall be a place of pleasant and refined recreation.
 Attached to my saloon is 8 ShOOtins Gallery, Where gentlemen can amuse themselves at
 very small cost aielloYs.Nna Eff a Drink.
 ANDREW TIMER. JOHN sTEINMAN GEORGE FEICK Colorado Market, On Second Street, between Main and Gi'a.
 Yuma, Arizona. SHERMAN & FEICK. Choice Cuts, of the best meats to be ob. taincd in the country, and prepared by SKILLFUL B U TIC H E R s
 Come and give us a trial
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-11-10

ITO THE PUBLIC
have just rcturnod from tho North with
LADIES, CENTS AND CuILDREN'S
FANCY HOSE,
at all prices; Corsets. Handkcrchlcts, Collars
and Cuffs, Infants Fancy Hoods and Sacqu2s.
Handsome Shawls, Fine White Flannel; also
ali colors Of Plaid and Plain Opora Flanncls'
Ladies' and. Children's Merino Vests and rants;
s1so Eonts' Shirts and Drawers, Zephyr Worst
ed, ali shades; also allshsdos Of Chosp Worsted,
White and Black lOc, Colored 14c per OF; Bal
morals and other Yarns; also great Bargains IN
Towels, Napkins, LAGOS, Imported Black Silk
Scarfs, all kinds of n Necktes and Neck Euiillng,
Buttons Silk and Worsted Frlnges, BSby Dois'
Silver Gard Board, Cplored Motloos and Frames,
Fancy Pictures, Stoal Bolts, Trimmings OF al!
descriptions and other Fancy Articles. Call
and examine for yourself at
sen 27-tf A. DIEDEL'S, 1876 King s..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-11-10

n o31oE
I have ust returned from the Eerta with
full line cf tho following goods: Hadlus' and
Children's Hosiery from l3ic to soc $ pair hid
Gloves from 75c to 81 IS per pair; Handker-
chiefs at all prices Zephyr, Wor5tel' white l,'1
colored llc per OF Ladies' Enbcoldered Gel
lars 15c large line Of Lace Collars for ch:ij =
rem; Corse.s from SOC up; Yarn. Navy, E'':e,
Seal, Brown, ard all The plain coioEs; III eriao
Vests and Pants Of ell! sizes; Gard Boar. Silver
Paper Pictures in great variety; Motto l'ocI:a!
Books; Steel Purses, new style; 10 80 snd Sill:
Scarfs Crepe Lease sll kinds Of ,+ntliing very
low; Buttons Fringes end klacf, Velvet or the
bias; nlso Volvat Ribbons and evorytbing in 'ny
line AS Low SIS cen bO sold III this or aHy ether
city Call ard see for yourselves .t
9. g. BEHkY'S, T.! King s..
Agent for SIN GERS SEWING IhGHIN rs.
san 2i
The New York herald., 1877-11-03
CIGARMAKERS' STRIKE.
THE EJKcrMExT CAsgs--wHAT WILL BE DONE
WITH THEM?

THE EJKcrMExT CAsEs---wHAT WILL. BE DONE
WITH THEM?
The most interesting feature IN tho cignrmakcrs'
strike yesterday the announcement thnt dozen
moro ejectment mad occurred Those related
the occupan Of tencmon houses whore cigars have
been manufactured undor the direction OF tho princ
pal employers In Instances the employers lease
tho whole PREMISES and sub-ieaS0 thom 10 tcnnntA
whose ront Is taken oi their wages thoy weekly
accrue. Now there IL work and wages aud there
is paid, una the landlords a 10 know
whence they Gun legally collect their rents
The counscl OF tho strikers insist that tho
pants have at least thirty days graco, OF the
sell General Pryor, coucndng that they hold pos.
until tho 1st OF May. furtncr hcnrina
IN the matter Will be mad 0f tho district
ths mVruiuG
In regard TO the alleged assault or Mr.. Van Licwcn
upon striking workman, mentioned yesterday, that
gentleman was permitted hearing before tho Central
Orgnnization he denied the statement that he was
tho aggrcssor, und upon further representations his
shop declared clear OF tho strikers Dan aud tho
men allowed 10 resume work
Tue contributions yesterday wcre:-From Green
viIle N. j. SIS; Cincinnati, $50; Philadelphia $25 90;
Piasta bohemian sick Society, $50; Domskcys work.
men, $l4 Is; German Benevolent society. $500.
1t was stated at the central organization yesterday
that tho CITY Marshss we're taking advantage Of tho
cigarnlakcrs' situation and imposing unusual severi-
strike held last evening, ut which thc land
lords invited. for tho purpose OF mutually
sdcring subect Of tho payment OF rcnt by toDo-
anti In nuunt
The New York herald., 1877-11-03
JACK SUFFERS A REDUCTION.

A meeting OF the Sailors boarding House Keepers
Association held yesterday afternoon, at Botanic
Hall, East Broadway. Matthew McEiroy presided.
Tho question Doioro the meeting Was IN regard TO
The reduction Of wages ana advance money paid TO
sailors shipping from th port uaioract tho
system in force giving iacilitos Shipping mas
ters OF obtaining crews IN other Cities paying Tarvad
faro and expenses, and then Receiving percentage
higher than the boarding house keepers of th city
90. The committee appogtcu at previous meeting OF
the consisted Of the following g0utlenen:
AAtthcw Mckirvy, President Sailors Boarding House
kcepcrs' Association; John Wallace, James Brcen,
Charles Cameron, Herman Haistcd, Charles Smith,
James Hugnes, Nicholas Noranzo, George Ein0tt,
Richard Tyc. William Dixon anu Michaei McCarrcy.
THIS committee reported the following schedule OF
wnges, which was adopted by tho unanrinous Of
those prcbeut-
The New York herald., 1877-11-03
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
The Stock Market
Very Dull.
GOLD WEAK AT 1O2 SO.
I Government Bonds Steady. States Lower
and Railroads Irregular.
rf0Nm
MONEY ON CALL S A 7 PER CENT.
WALL srEKEr,

WALL SrREEr,
&, FRIDAY, Nov. 2--6 r.
For many weok no duer day has drawn Tia slow
length along within Stock Exchange precincts than
tho present one Fluctuations werc few transactions
fowor and tho chance Of making an honest
penny out OF other fcwcr still There was not
an opportunity offered that an ancient Roman
would have complimentcd with tho cost Of
whito chalk mark, point In crcu-
iaton worth an obolus. So lacking thoso essential
Incentives to speculation business came nearly TO
standstil and even tho scalpers themselves ain
70 bury their natchcts lack Of Victims For great
part OF the day proceedings assumed q devotional
character and tho OF contending bulls and
gave place to the tunoful lays OF Moody and sankey
With sort of grim plcasantry there wus much stress
laid upon tho ''swcet BY and BY" containing
sentiment long Expressed, earnestly hoped for, bu,
thus far imperfectly realized by the whole class Of
commission brokers which holds ON TO . strong faith
IN good time TO come. Although, far as any
poot was to be got out oil It, the like
empty purse quotations remaining remarkably steady
aud such changes as occurred proving Of trivial
porlance Moro attention given to Lake Shore
and Western Union than to the tho MARKET but
Tor no particular reason, since tho usual operators
Jailed to put in appearance The situation is Pc
culiary perplcxing TO tho average spcculator Tho
prevailing feeling Is that prices have been carried un
reasonably high and that the real condition OF trade
and the amount Of business done during the fall
months do not warrant existing fRurcs SIl stocks
arc known 10 be hold In strong hands and any venture
upon the short side taken with and trembling
knoh decline is looked upon q trap set TO catch
bears and the implied invitation to walk in suggests
catastropne as fatal in Its effects tho threat
ened In tho fable OF tho ''spidcr and tho fy."
OPENING, HIGHEST LOWEST.
The following table shows the opening, highest and
The New York herald., 1877-11-03

ranged from poor bsing General caarse aud
sws s. pps q os ss's 81 Is has sosa
s.s s.as: q sss s ss Z cars
ssc sse pes ie xeira' e es io1 Illinois steer "a,
&c. e.sS III sssst e% ~ y aS sd iss sr CON
ss s. ,s's'f % sold e. bloom @ "sisa
steers per H.. weight ga ewt ~ mixed ssste
i, ssa .''f'i
81 i'is ss ': % y
iliIsoi: Ss h. vssh, s sws g, q .s,.
% x :s's CIV @ ss's; e.'sS e. s:fsss;ss "a
,xS 70 ili,.,i. steers At ios pc. S s.i.a, ~ ss..
ssss :sss. 'i ios M .s.i ss as per s..4 .asS,
ss u kss'ssss sssi; BAKER & 10 Long lO s ~
;,ssss =: A. - e per ID weight 50 s~s ,Sr iadoman Ss
ss. Hss & ss sa
" 81 s. " Il IS S ss ss % 81 "sfs sss
As's .ss ;ss ai =
:sssr; Il :. e ss ~, NJ weight e sxt as T. Lswsr
Ss ssS s. 1 weight
f. $ ::I S.s: .s,iS 4 % ::S e. =;
i'ss ps III weight
ras sa
s ssS sss
wssSs o. asss 30 ~ ssi A'
lb ia Canada Ahoep eight Is us ut size por H.
State sheep, weight l0o ibs size por Oi mixed
Gsnads shssp and lambs: ws,gn. 200 I. " 5.e 10
lambs, weight w iba head 5<c per H.. I73
Canads sheep and lambs. weiuht 0S los. per head ~
- 5Bk pcr cwt: ~ mixed Canada sheen und
lambs. lambs. Weigh. - ios pes head head =. One per ~
l4440bn. a 90 h. 353 Canada sheep. weight 80 $50
loa. ~ 5isc per 10. S3 mixed state sheep lambs
weight 100 lb At 5tsc To- l63 Canada sheep
aud l.nS: wsixht is $50 los. At oss b ies mixed
c~I l0I mixed Canada sheep and lambs weight ~ 100
lbs " otsc per H.: ITO mixed Csssds sheep lamb.
weight IA 23u tbs, vt 51sc or 10.
MiLcu Cows -fradc sadsr improved quality: fresh
milch With their calves sold $40 per head
VkALs AND CALyxs Coarse quality calves sold 2slc.
&c per also at W 10 " 30 head smooth quality
vsAIs Ut 7c- DC. ID. $40 Sll 80
nocs Trade very dull: 2s2 Indiana hogs live weight
$50 ibS, sold at sac h. So state hogs 1.-Two weight
l3oto bs. sold at - 80 per cwt; ii9 Ohio nogs live
1.-Two weighs 2s,Soo bA. sod ~ " Is pore cwt
The New York herald., 1877-11-03
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

Cotton quiet; mddng low @Ssns NOV i9: s aood
ordinary. ssse Net receipts ai7s bales: sross 1900
wesiySs .sssip.. bales; gross gross. l7 7SS. EsSoss:
cosslwise. a.34S sales, 7,l17. 81 sEIeN ~
Cotton quie lddas Oe; rs1ss Low ada.: SRs iss
rood ordinary sac Nes ..csipts 2,A14 ssiss; gras.
Stock " e rss.pss % .'S s.os gross sfsso
s to shs Continent s'1' 1851 s.s
MonrLr Nov 2 1877
Cotton weak; pdding io'se low m'adling loe; good
Great SiaS 4Ss cSss.~s. 5ss sais. 5oSp s.oc.
Sn soass. lssss S itaSs s.is. '.
Ss'.ss sss,as,S as' ban %'aa,.s ss
sSaswi.s i5i s.ls: 4ss stock. % Sss wsssiy ssS.
;s.' ss, ssa .As
1879 ios4.. 70 tho oh.1A' z'2' ''4''S'' s'S'- Sales
CnAnLxsrox. Nov. 2. 1871
sSs Soi o1aaar %aaHs & ssSp sS madinf
s. S.ss soss ss sSHssss S
,seyyps. ~ es eas. S Il, Great Britain 2sso
spirit. .,.n.ns ssis %.osSs ss s.f.ass ts." s1 ;n
d p and d. vrs s. Sp'asaas 81 M say 81 VI 4 yellow
.asa sss II Is % sS S rs
81. - 5 ... 81 s ~ Il %
ss s.Sy high % ia..: NJ s sss.ss soc Bar
a. ass,y sos 1000
Sc.
, 5 .
~ GOO bashsis lumber. aG7 900 ect
Flour shipped BY rail. LOO bbA n. 80
Flour saiet; SALES 600 bills; aaosAiions anchanged
81 sIasi i; DO 81 IS 81 20; lard Do. 81 70 81
s:s ssss %
xis dsnana; U..aa ~ Western
anehanrod; highwao. in fair demand yI 90 81 ii
Sc% ssss SiSy sssps s.,a ~
sa.Ss. sa1 400 S5 s,a BY sS .iiss
d. Ss rye s a w s. q ss
ass ~ 5 su'hss M sSTS l9Do do % s,;. DO
do. corn, 1900 do oats, 77oo do ryo, $40 DO.
CIxcisSArI, Nov. 2 1877
20 Corn dull ,a aud ,. lower old 40 tss new s4e.
s rss ss Is
nuIH meat. quiet. Sseked s.. shoulders as shsr, rib
sss s @ssssy .e.ivs and ssa s 81 o. snssss
steady aud uns..nssL sugar Gso aaa 20 M unchanged
= So packing. 90 . 7s baichsrs'. 81 50 as4 Oo
wss sasy Wheat s 's''s s.d 10 ..e ssS
sssr xossSsr and Dsssmsss ii 2ssa: No Irsa winter
asked q u w. s,a; No :. No. ;gRo. q "a; seller
%As..h y io; ~ amber & Aea,san q aS .p.ns
sss4e nsw sss sslie November 47ss :silsS January
ssw new @ s: s IN at
S No. VI ~ Hcceipts-Fiour. 5o bbls; wheat 100
bushels; corn S3,EO do; oats u 90 d. Shpmc nts--
Wheat 10000 Iashels corn. 5000 DO. OATS 1860 do
A, the soss 1s" quiet: amber nishig.n. cash sad
November. u 26s December. 2ia Coru du il
No ssuer Novenbsr A75sci seller J3nuary. 43.4c
Flour quiet. weak unchanged Wheat active, un
settieai No. ] spring. 81 "; No dr.. 81 Od
cash; y = gaX X Noysmos;; & 81 us q oss Deeember
we.k st l5lc 4is.c essh. 42sss Xovemhcr, "a a Ia %
December; rejected. 42c. goou dsmanI at BE
cash; 24xo November and Decomber; rejected. aI1sc
Rye steady unchanged Fork dull II sis a5 cash 81 ~
~ IN December: $i2 o5a $l2 ON, January. Lard
" o2h Decembor and sll the year. Bulk
sAc hecsipss-i2O bbls. -four; LOS 800 wheat
lI3.uO0 do corn: 41.OuU do 1870 do
do barley Shipmonss 900 obs flour, III 60 bushels
wheat; $4,000 do 81. 900 do. 4i5 do. rye
1900 do barley Al the close Wheat nrmer. 81 U4Z
u OAK November; 81 O3s all the year weak and
Ac lower. Oats stcmdy and unchanged Pork nrmer
21<c. higher. Lard, 2lac. higher.
The New York herald., 1877-11-03
Jew HERALD SATURDAY lswIH SUPPLEMENT-

and tho busiest Of thu season. IL Is evident is over
Still a good healthy business Is kept up, and
though the purchasss are generally OF small lots
only yet In the aggregate fair business 10 doIngin most
commodities In the speculative articles especially bread
su and provisions the maturing the October contracts
enabled the bull interest push prices to abnormal
figures VI the bubble tho last day of tine mosh
after which thors marked settling OF prices The
ceips and shipments Of wheat have been enormos tho
heaviest days receipts aud the heaviest days shipments
knowA having occurred this week. The receipts
bulis.nsd Monday upward OF oQuartors Of
million bushels while tho shipments wcdnss-
day wen nigh million The bulk OF shis repre-
sented purchases Of October contrsc which masured
that day. Pork the day up fully 81 per
bb but tho decline after marked and
the tendency down rather than up. To-day driday)
the markets generally quiet tho storm tending to
check business On 'Chango hour duh and declining
Wheat duli without decided change. Corn dull
and lower. Osts nrm whsksy quiet. Pork
dull Lard easier. Freights quiet. Cotton
tie spot steady. Futures closed arm. Coffee
quiet sugar dull and nominal Oils steady Petro
leum nominal. Naval stores quiet
ASKS selling In obbing lots at 4c Sc. Tor pots
and G5<c. 7c tor paarlA
AsrAosr remained stcady ct late prices; regulus
quoted asi2,Sc i3hc. gold. according to quality.
BsKswAx inactive but steady Us 2s>Sc. zoe. Tor
Western and Southern.
BRoox coRS Tho demand only for small parcels.
but she previous range quoted ed tipped 4 40;
medium &c. q 20. choice green, 7xc y &C.
CoYYkg.-The market for RIO very quiet. We note
sale OF 500 bags Humboldt private terms The stock
here tonight In nrs hands lo3 O6O bags Mild coffee
also qaieL We quote :Ordinary csrgoes, losc. i0hc
far do. isc 1885. good do, 1sAc l9c primo do,
l0>sc l0Xc.; range for lots. l6s4c. 2i1Sc;
Santos fair good. l7>sc l8c. rod. 0c days, Java,
government bags. a3c BE do. mats 22c 24c;
singapore. 1876. 100: Ceyiou, l7Kc 1885,. Mara
calbo. I61sc i9c; Lagunyra lsc. l0isc.; jamaica
lie. lstSc St, Domingo l5c l5Sc Porto kico l7lsc
a 2Oc Costa Ricn i7c- y 2Oc: Mexican. iSc. al9,ae;
Maca>s ir, 1S1sc 20c Angosura. lSo zoe. Sava-
niia. 1875. u I9c: Curscoa. I6c y lSc.
CoopgRAcx Srock--The mArket was fairly scvs ana
stoaay We quote :; Moasses shocks aa,ineh with hsaas
do, do, ss-Inch, 81 SO ~ box shooks ooe : Soe
hoops ll feet. ordinary TO prime x3s $685. do. II Ice.
do. x2S $50 per ~ t0 f.t4..ft
conDAck asie. and unchanged We quote i--NaniA
and all sixe lo. Ike. l7xc do. cordae
bolt rope yarns, iac Tie; tsrred Manila l4c sisal
hemp, tarred i4c: Ansriean DO i4c Russia bolt rope.
l7c
corrox tho ques, but about stosdy at late
priccs Fuures points hi .her but tho
subsequently lost the advanced the market
became strvnKcr by o'clock sales the
opening prices and tho market closed hrn about he
opening prices The closing prtces to-day. compared With
IA
The New York herald., 1877-11-03
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON: SPOT STEADY; FUTURES CLOSED
FIRM-FLoUR DuLL-wHEAT DULL--CoRN
LOWER OATS fIRM-wHIsKEY QUIET
PORK DUL1s-LARD EAsIER- PETROLEUM
NOMINAL -oIIs STEADY SPIRITS TURPEN-
TINE QUIRT--RosIN QUiET--coFFEE QUIET
SUGAR NoMISAL-FREIGHrs QUIET,
FRIDAY. Nov. 2--6 P.M
Business has been fair IN most departments, but In
somo thoro Is quito a perceptblc falling OF. In dry
goods, boots and shoes ana hardware especially, In
which rade sot 10 carly, business begins 10 slackon,
The New York herald., 1877-11-03
GOVERNMENT BONDS


Government bonds wcrc firm and in active demand
to-day, closing steady ut the following quotations.
United States currency sixcs, l2l a 122; do SKIES
1881, registered, 1103s l10h; do. do, do. coupon
ll0x ll07s; do do, 1866, new, registered lO5X
io6; do. do, do, coupon, 1868 n 1857; do do,
1867. registered, 1851 1oSA do. do, do coupon
loSk I0s&; do do, 1868, registered, lCox 1907;
do. do, do, coupon, l09z 1909; do. tcn-fortios
registered, 1917, los; do. do, COUPON 10S1s lOsx
do lives, 1881, registered, 1864 lo7; do. do, do,
coupon, 1o6x 1861 do as, 1884, registered 1861.
loS1s; do do do, coupon, 105,S lO5k; do fours,
1907, registered, lo2k lo2h; do do. do, coupon,
102X alo2X.
FOREIGN MARKET
The London market to-day Is firm for consols and
United States bonds, prices showing an advance OF
LILO per cent as compared with the closing quota
lions OF Wednesday,. Illinois Central sold at 75k a
rsc OF per cent New York Central was steady at
10I Eric at l2l 12s. aud preferred at 23 The rato
Of discount In the open market Tor three months bills
Ii down TO 3la a 35s per cent The Bank oil England
gained Ella, 600 bullion to-day balance The specie
In the Bank OF France decreased Al 100. ooof dur
ing tho past week. Rentos arc quoted at iO5l g5c
against loci 72lsc on Wednesday, The closing prices
In London wcrc:-Consols Ior money, 0o1s 06; con-
soils Tor account, 0Gls; new "a per cont bonds lo5
hvctwcnty bonds OF 1857, 10sk ten-iorty bonds los
1888 lives OF 1881, 1CGA; Erie common shares I2
al2ss Erie preferred shares. 70; New York Central
l07; llIinos Central, -5a.
STATE noyDs.
State bonds Mt tho Board werc u lover for Ten
ncssce sixcs old, and stoady Georgia sevcns now
and south Carolina skies, which dealings wero
confined.
RAILROAD noxDs.
Railroad bonds woro irregular, and the following
arc the changes compared with last previous saes:
An advance Of 2I per cent in Chesapeake aud Ohio
Grss tcoupon orr; - IN Northwestern gold and
Great Western nrsts oil Ss; "a IN Lako Shore nrsts
registered ana Il In Rock Island sixcs of 1917 aud
Union Pacific Grsta Thofe was decline OF u in
Cleveland and Pittsburg fourth mortgage; u In Rock
Island sovcns; u 10 Lchlgh aud Wikcsbarro consols
md Central Pacific gold bonds
Statement 0i tho Comproier Of the Currency, show
The New York herald., 1877-11-03
THE LOST CUBAN BOY.

j. Lcchuga, the father oi the dcaf ana dumb Cuban
boy who disappeared from the ST. Joscph's Insll-
tutc At Throggs Neck Westchestcr county on ycs,cr
day week, reports that ho has boon unable 10 obtain
ANY intelligence OF MN. The boy, who Is handsome
little icow, aged seven ycurs was dressed fn bIus
sa,lor costume WITH wnto trimmings. All hts clothes
wcro marked stephen Lcchasa" ANY Intelligence
OF him eau DO sent 10 his fathcr No Cedar street,
70 the LADIES' Of ~ Josepns Institute, Tbrogys Mock,
Wcsgcncstor county.
The New York herald., 1877-11-03
Wages ! sr

Among tho lew sailors VINO had learned Of tnc
meeting and were opposed TO the reduction the action
vi tho received very bad grace,
and threats Of serious nature were uttered IL is
thought however, that tho action OF tho ussocation
will mol influence largo shipping houses. VINO still
Wiling TO pay good wages Tor nrst class mon.
The New York herald., 1877-11-03

National bank notes outstanding At date. $3ld, 76,
Greenbacks deposit In tho Treasury
June 20, 1874, 10 retire notes OF insoivent
and Iqaidatng banks. .;....... ss.sls.o7s
10 date. 70 RETRO national bank noses r. 4O7 545
Total deposits. ........... ......... S7622l, ,22o
Circulation redeemed by treasurer between fI'.l
same datos withous reissue. .......... esloo, $40
Greeneaoks op deposit ~ $40 lll,371
Greenbacks retired under act VI January
II, 1875. ...................... $27 500 l0s
Greehuacks outstanding at date. 354 0,S02
PHILADELPHIA srocK4
The New York herald., 1877-11-03
STOLEN DIAMONDS.
rcoNTINUED FROM EIGHTH PAGE !

o $500 bail each rscommitted them to Raymond street
jail Before being taken back to jail they were
escorted to the foico Central Olce, OF Court
and Livingston streets. largo crowd from the court
room, which was Increased on the street, followed
thcm Al Police Headquarters Detective Folk re-
quested Mrs Hooper 20 stand up that he might
measure her height This she refused 10 do, saying
tnat u would only add 10 Tho disgrace already upon
her. She finally consented, however She also
fused havc her picture takcn and Il was not done
After Neiiic had been measured tho two prisoners
wcre taken 10 the Raymond Street Jail
The New York herald., 1877-11-03
PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.
PRovipxNck. r. L.. Nov. 2, 1s7T
Printing clothA market without transactions or chsnxs
EUROPEAN MARKETS.
COMMERCIAL.

LIvxRSooL. Nov. 2, 1877
Tho circular OF tho Liverpool Cotten Brokers' Assoca.
tion In its review oi tho week. s;"Coton has
quiet throughout tho week busnos,
limited. Quotations In somc Instances have dccIined
American wa. IN nodorae request and with FREQ supplies
partially lBd to I'D. l0wor. Island steady
sales were small In iutures only small business
transacted. sometimes thore consider able
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