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WNT. T. COLEMAN n co.

ncr,cncr. nnt,,. at thc nro of o. t,o voluntarily
r,,csr thn lie n n;cnecY. Crn.ainr the plains
toxdav !. lnli,ov affair. Int Il was quite differ
cnt viii, thc man NJ IN. and wo ucej not wun-
;,cr thot In hnxc ,not3o tbe e.ofp-,nilo loprpcY
oycr1ant1 In tint ,lav rxnstttutes
K1up or PATENT or nopfL1rr
wifi, rca,,!rnt f,n1tforntans. The Society OF p,o.
ncers. NJ yt,fc1, Air. Coleman ia PRESIDENT IA pcr-
,,,ns t,e p,ox. ,1t,,p,nent .njal ornantzas!on III
tfr tity.
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rrcat.r n,,,,,o. h,s xo.,..,o,, ,heS fasc,no,ton
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Wa n,,'~Js,t frn,, I'm bcrtnn,nr viii, .occc..
and .,,,o,,o1 hc,,so IN snn Ern,,cf.c,, In .rnnc
ian o 1,is h,.;na.. trnt ns,c viii I'm -row,1
~ ~, .o,,n,rr n,,t ir tan h., ,vcnt - New
yn,r mn, cst,h,;.hr, another hou,c. wn;ch wn.
r,,,, IN cou1,,n'tiou wt,h thc san Francis T.,
1on,o ,o,,, 1ot,,c rord cl o,no.t cvc1,,sfyc,v
nm ,hc romn,s.,nn ha.,1,
porr rvtn.,.rvn
hc cz,o,,,.hp, Inn ~ Sinner .h,nz hcfrccn MI.
cttv mr., M. Yorl on,1 ra.x i,,. a lin, hc, sccn
III ,.tty nm, r,,;,o;,.,n,',. ,oni,u,tc, ~ ~ tho
ri,.t,;1o;,,,,n and hS s1a..rs IT = Groa,, =. ~
rro,r u.s., T., ,x-o r.. r. ...,io., T., N.w vi, ~
on, n,.e.,,,o,,r ,on,',ntoI thn h,,ano.. =, t,,o,
mi. In r,nr ,bo x,,, IIr.r.isr., ,,omsn T., tI,o
howl. ~ s-,.,,. a,,,, aoa,anto,,t ,ro.,. rn,v
th, Vo,r Wi, ,,ar., too,toI ~ " 1ao r.a-,
.,roo. !. ,,,n,".aS 1' ,,v M,.or. II T,,a'ans
onS t',ch,r,1 naio11o,i M, Iito ,,'o san Erars
cisco ,,n,,s In, h,.,na 49, n.,noc,t.ns ,ys, rnar.
Il, oro-,. .on, ,,,.t T.. ~ ,,ar,I
N...rs ..:nt,aa, ~ ra,.a..n ,. r.. -, o.,
Frnnt.tsso md Nav York. ,nlnn,nr and rommi,.
efon IN ,rchants. nro
yEltr sruocc r,y4,cta,tr.
an, stana vrrv h1pl,. Int. willis thov bovc c,o,c
ronnertlons Win t;rcaa Dr)to1n au1 German
porte. their most Intimate relation. arc with
China. .Janan, Austru1fa. Central nnd sonti
America. nn,t Tho porInr coa.t rhc,c coun,
tries eccm pfur OF to interior readers. Int to
San Frauc1srt thoy aro ncxt.aoor ,cir],,,ors.
With whon Mcssr.' C,fcmor a r.. tcen ~, !.
1,rciv nrnuotntunr, thonrh. ,,,o hr1t, ~ t,'otr
oycat business is, nevertheless, viii, tho Mly,,s-
slnnl Vn,cv onil Atlantic gtatrs.
TAls ,lousc handles
LAMAR ou.srtr,r, or rnor,,,ox.
shtpncl by leading linu.cs of Chicago. A.. L,ouf.
Cincinnati PEORIA Omaha. and o,hrr Ws..orn
citic. oro entiiu9 hcro an crcc,lsnt ,nark"t IN
tic Far Wcst ror tl1cir surn,1s stork,. II IA m.
uouhtcd1y truc that tho rncl}c States onI Tcrri.
.n,,cs tovc fc1t I'm i1onre.s,on NJ hor,1 ,,ra.
tcts thnn nnv othrr mart of m,r coun,rv or ,r'
,,cc,, n,n,t fnre,rn co,,ot r,c, Il !. f.ct oi.o
lint MA ro,,,tr, In. n,oro ,ol ,rf stIr,- ,I,o,,
nroriafou,. N car1v onc.third of ;hc non,,lotio,,
nrc tn,uers WHO hare s,onacha IN In fci1 md
i,o,.r. In In c,,I nnil thnsc u,c,.s,t,.s ,,,,,e,
...,,. 49,, .,rn,., '''1
, 1877-03-15

M. $40 8ansunc street, wi(cfI sbous many
curious evidences OF tic strange lFfc IN our
rctcntly-atuuirct po,sets.otls. I listened 10
many stranac taies of lie NORTH, and received
various courtc.sgs which / would here &c.
knowledge.
--
rr1r rAr1ron@-rA cYrcAp
AA@ VIA 80 *tNNlA oON@AH
NCF1NEftf.
IN Mr INQUIRY AMONG rur vAufous TRADES
.un1rnt,.1v,v.
,.A,
OF thls coasts nave Iotsnd ronc which m0Fe
aptly illustrates the independent postum Of
California cornncrcfalty tllat, fnra f1c fnstft,
tt,r n,no,, nh,v, 1vh,,. ,.n - IL. -. So,
ss.. 49, ..".w'>, "asa w" . ",c ~ ~ ;nc ''"st pa'o
ocen cohpclIeu, ny Inc lofce u circumstances
to endure fictitious PAPER currency during the
past fifteen wears. California has nabcre,, Ia
col1 vo1uc. mn, . to,l, ctr1,,,a,Inr ,n.dtn,n
r. f,s,1es, So. :. sr -. "S s; t. siun.. ~"
.ae !s uo.oG.. o!atc - 80 "a! sePa1a'ea from Inc
topolods East, 30 tul' u resources OF energy
and dcas ttlat It is in tic vcry nature Of things
TINT 1ts pcop1c shall n1iIf IN an cu,,1rr hero
vh,c,, ,r,t1r ~, .h., .r.r ,.,, ,, ntst.s, !, -"
-, "'e sa'' ~ e' "ope :" e''t' ~ as
Pa's o, INC great ""oie' must nescl'hclcss pos
sess all OF tbe elements Of life and DEVELOPMENT
Within Itself, ant grow more and more taic-
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-12-08
4 NI0usc'S Stratageni.

Not long since the writer witnessed
a strange sight in tho Record Office.
Our attention was attracted by several
Iusty squcaks from tho inside Of q pail
almost full Of waEcr, into which half.
grown mouse had fallen. The alarm
had hardly died away. when four or
fTc more mice appeared on the sccno
and began clambcriug to the top cdgo
Of the pail. For several moments af.
ter gaining the top Of tho pail and
catching sight Of the m,asG in the wa.
ter. a slncakiug coniab was held.
First one mouse and then another
would cling to the rim of the bucket
with his hind legs, aud while almost
touching tho water with his nose,
squeak out their consolation or advice
to the immersed but while all this vas
going on, the swiming powers of tho
unfortunate mouse in the pail wcrc
rapidly giving out. At last happy
thought seemed to strike the biggest
mouse in the crowd, and almsst with.
out n squeak, he firmly fastened his
fore feet on the edge of the phil, and
let his body aal tail hang down. Tho
drowning mouse saw it, anil making
last desperate effort for life, swan to
the spot, seized the tail of bis brother
mouse, and amid sqaeaks OF delight
from all tho mice present. was hauled
high and dry out Of the water and over
the edge Of the bucket.-Corimc( U;nD
Record.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-12-08
Rcmone.lzatlou Not Reputation.
Rates of Advertising.

The London Times, in some recent
comments on letter written by Sir
Hector Ilay. the great balliOn broker
Of London, says in its fuanciaI column
Attentive consideration Of The proba-
bic effect OF silver reconciliation in
America would probably do muc!: to
calm down auy alarm that may have
been raised BY rather llasty talk about
reputation "and the like. In tho
first place, it is necessary to separate
altogether tho silver men from tho
:" soft money" partisrns Of the asri-
cultural States OF the interior. This
bill for the rcmOnGtizl;iOa Of silver
has little or nothing to do with pro-
jecls for the issue OF unlimited paper.
except in so far US the passing of tho
measure might do much to render such
is'u, useless. Rcpudiauou is a word
that can in no sense strictly apply to
tue United States, supposins it should
decree silver as the colo lawful money
to morrow, aud We doubt whether
bOudholiers would lose much by tho
change. at the present price Of sill
yer. sny sod per ounce, tho loss TO n
bondhOllcr would be much smaller
than is commonly supposed. Ii paid
off at par in gold in New York, his
$1,000 bond would DO worth G20G Is
in London, aud il paid in silver would
be worth .ei9l l2s, or Il per cent,
only, and it is not for moment TO 10
supposed that The difference would re-
main SO great single day were silver
again "moHetizcd." We should prob.
ably see it at ouco jump to IS per
ounce, at which price the above loss
would be nearly OLlitcratci.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-12-08
THE sECRErARY's DEFENSE.
Miss ". H.,
II ". B.,
n. i. n.
OrrlcE Sgc'Y M:rE SOCIETY.
Weston, October %. 1877.

OrFIcE SSc'Y M:rE SoclErY.
Weston oc'ooer 20 lo'"
La"'es an" "en''mr" " ~e N"e'''y'
Nothing Ous nIsn sense Oh ou'y 10
'h's sOc''ty aua 10 myself ~OD'u 'GFs'
nc to appear Oe'oFc your n0noF"ol'
body tc'n'sht. Dut Us soe'0'y nag LOT
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-12-08
The Business outlook.

The hopeful feeling which his char
acterized this market for tho past two
months still continues. There is an
almost universal feeling that business
has settled down to n firm and healthy
basis, and while in many cases selling
prices arc so low that they leave no
margin fur profit, there seems to be no
reason to doubt that tho outlook for
next years business is good one
December will be dull month in some
trades, as it is to be expected, FIt tue
opening Spring will probably bring
volume OF business which has not been
'qunlcI since the Spring Of lS7S.-
PHIsJurgh MmutnctWDr.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-12-08
IRRIIAL AND DEPARTURE
OE TIIE IIILS

Ciarksturg-daily cxceptS1ndays.leavcs
Wrs'un nj s 4. M.--HrrivcSat ! +. u.
Braxtou Court IIouse-d"Ily except Sun,
dnrs-tErives II; Drston by i:aD +. ", "nd
leaves Weston Gnnlc day nj G:3O 7. u
t;lrnvilIr Leaves Ilrs,Un nj a. NJ, on
ynnLay:, Wrdnrsdavs mud FridHys-arrireS
nlal' VI Tuesdays, ThuFsdayC and Sa'ur-
days. a.
iiuckrannon-arriycs Rt Weston Il VI.
TUESDAYS ThmslmyS md Saturday ys--h"''rS
Weston = 7 N. same days. ,
Philippi-arrisss u. Weston Tuesdays mad
FRIDAYS III GP. N leaves Weston "ed''rS-
day and Saturdays III ~ NJ,
Mount Plrnsant-lrGvrS Weston M"nnHyS
md thursdays a. y. A.M.-aTr'vr1 Tuesdays
and Frila, hy ) 7. NJ. .,v
wc6t Umium-arriyrs Moadn: ~ ) /. VI @
-lenvrs Weston rpr,hny5 At ! \. w.,
Sand Furk-Onrr Il wrrK--i"1,'S Weston
MUudsysH. i y, M.--Atr1vcs Mondays !" .
7. NJ. ,,,
E0~ PARTIES having mail to 60 should
bring It 10 The Office half IN lOIr before The
departure Of the mails
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-12-08

There isn't much difference between
a grnss-hOppcr and 4 grass. widow.
after ull.-Eithcr will jump at tho first
chance.
Il have heard" said a clergyman to
a police justice, "that rogues seldom
have handsome chius. Can you givo
me any reason for it?" "probably
because those who told you knew moth
ing about it, srarlcd the magistrate.
"Ah, sou evidently misunderstood
me" mildly returned tho clergyman.
Il dllut know but that tho reason why
rogues seldom haze handsome clius
might be because they devote them.
selves too much to tho cultivation Of
check"
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-12-08
GoMyNtM NNN,yNs.

Lewis. First MOniay in February,
April. June, August, OetOhcr aud
Drcru,brr-,he June aul October
terms for fiscal aud POLICE business
only.
Gllmcr. Second Monday in February
April. June, August, October and
prccmbcr.
Up,Iur.- Second Monday in February
April, June, August, October and
i'rccmbtr.
lIraxton Fourth Tucsduyiu JanHary
Marcd, May, July. September aud
November.
Webster. !'our'l, Tuesday in Fctrua,
ry. April. June, August. October
aud Ucrcnter.
Gallmun. Fourth MeniaY in Trbraa
ry, Mareh. June, August, Scptem.
bsr ard November.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-12-08

fact that the president, truo to him
self, will vote their rejection, or, Mt
least, will never permi; a motion Of ac'
ccptancc 20 60 b fore thu society Tor its
consideration.
Trusting that in the future the
president will haze learned to control
his tongue with more judgment than
he has in tho past, and thereby cause
tho secretary, for one, less work, this
cpcrt is respectfully submitted
a. II. X, Secretary pro tenn.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-12-08

-"Why has Greenland no cats 2
was the question lately up for discus
sion i'll scientific convention. An
old joker prescut said he "thOught it
was because the nights urc so long tho
fclinos catcrwaul themselves to death. }"
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-12-08
= Two county attorneys oycrtakins

Two country attorneys ovcrtakins
WAGNER m tho road. thinking to
break joke with him, asked him why
bis fore horse was SO fat. and the rest
so lean. The WAGNER, knowing them
to be limbs Of the law, replied, " Tia;
tho fore horse was lawyer, aud tho
res. were his clients"
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-12-08

-'Whut is tho biggest mushroom
,ou ever saw. John :" asked one boy of
mother "Your stomach" was tho
reply. There's moro room for mush
there than aLy other spot know Of"
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-12-08

--"Oh. johnny, you should not
give way SO to your temper! You
should initiate your Uuclc John, who,
when he's aggravated, always Keeps
cool" "WcII. ma, il I should keep
school When Tn aggravated, guess
tho scholars d catch il
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-12-08
E1E2R,g,iN5,

.jJaLEGl,H9.
A,F.kA. M.-Statel C0minunlt Itt' MS
Ui Wys,nn Lodge No 10, \. +. aud \: NJ,
will pr hrI.l on the First and Third MVn-
day. Ur every m0mih.
" q. Bennett, ". u.
]. J. rE1EEsu., Sec
JANE I.EW.-SlaIcI communications ol
Jackson i.uAge No 35, A. +, anil A. u !,
will 1t held in their lall, in Jnnc Lew, on
the SECOND Sp.ur,la, in purtI month.
is3AC JACkSOS, u. j.
v. y. cAnrEg, Ers
ST. Jo.rph'sG. r. a. L. SOcIcty.-Stntc'l
meetings nrc hll uu the Iirst S;thbH Ii in cT-
ery mouth. FATiIEh TRACY, l'res't.
Il. j. $lMrsOS, Se":rnry.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-12-08

his tongue with more Judgment than
he has in tho past, and thereby cause
tho secretary, for one, less work. this
epcrt is respectfully submitted
a. II. X, Secretary pro tenn.
ARTICLES OF iNrEACuuEST.
Articles Of Impeachment against Dr.
I. i. G., Secretary Of the Right
Honorable Mite Society Of tho Pro-
tcstant Episcopal Church Of the
town Of Weston, in the county OF
Lewis, and StatO Of West Virginia,
for Mn!fcasap.c in office; Mt re-
cordius the proceedings Of the meet
ing on tho evening Of the 12Ih Of
October corrcctly; Incompctcncy,
and sundry other oiFcnses hereinafter
enumerated, part OF which will haze
to be left out and uncnumera;Cd for
want Of time and paper on which to
write them.
Arr. 1st-Incompcteucy.
. Ant. 2i-FOr not recording prop
crly, and for not paying the foe of %
cents imposed on lin by the President
at the said meeting on tho l2th Of Oc-
tubcr, 1877, at tho residence Of the
Right Honorable President.
Ant. 3I-For contempt and disrc.
spec,ful conduct towards the hight
Honorable President.
AIR. .Elh-For recording the weight
Of the Treasurer, Miss L. A., in the
proceedings. (Notc.-rhe Trcasurcr's
weight was no part Of the proceedings
HfihO meeting, anl ought not to have
been recorded; and it is believed that
the weight was enormously recorded,
and proof is called for on this part, and
should be dcc'ccd if thought pertinent
to the prnceedinss.)
ART. 5rh-For making disrGspect-
fnl statement with regard to a worthy
member of The Society, and one Of the
Collectors, Miss N II, in this, that
she talked too much and claimed the
privilege Of her sex.
Art. G,h-For hlalfeasance 10 Of
fec.
ANr. Ith-For making ,lerisivS and
iisrcspcctful mention Of gooi and
worthy member Of tho Society, in this,
that Mr.. 3. i made his appearance
and altered Gvt cents to get to see Mr..
\. r., aud ten cents was demanded
which was thought too much, aud i
.hclled out his nickel and n. was trot.
ted out. (Note-Mr, n. did not trot
ou;, and proof 10 the contrary is dc.
maaled }
AIT S'h-For recording slight and
dc,i>ive mention Of very estimablC,
honorable, worthy and good member OF
this Socir'y, Mrs. S a. J.C.
.iui. 9;h-This article is to include
all errors, mis.<tutemcnts. all and cv-
cry offence which has been made aud
not hcrcin before mentioned, mud all
that he will make in his di>r,putablc
career rs an Inconsistent, incompetent,
inefficient and erroneous officer of this
Socjc'y; aud it is hoped by those pre-.
igrring these charges that he will 6e
unanimously removed from Office and
required TO take q back seat for the
reasons set forth in these charges, and
that he be hereafter regarded US mcm-
Der rnd r cloud mud on the stool Of
rrpcutaace for the term Of three
mon tbs
[Slgucdl Miss N. H.,
II ". b.,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-12-08

"A couple Of ladies werc walking
in cemetery. when ono Of them
pointed to q lovely vale and said.
That's the spot wkorp [ hope to ba
buried. il my Iifo issparcl."
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-12-08

~ Boston paper says: ''NOtwith.
standing tho heavy rains Of Friday
there wa. short supply Of milk Op
Saturday morning.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-12-08
TOWN OFFICERS,
3j,,gor. II. 'l'Odl.

WITW' '-""II'I " UuI.
I'cronlrr. Joseph u. N"f.
.lIrrmen --P. NJ. lla'r, T. &. Dawson
II a. Baukhrad.. ". j, Daughrr'y
and 0, II, /, Wa>hburn
.Sry"m.--J. $, Wilkinson.
TOpn .tamncy. James W .WVii?ndi U
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-12-08
Local ircctory.
COUNTY OFFICERS.

Judge Circuit Court-J. BRANNON
Clerk i" ". Il BYRSE
lrc>'t County Court. PETERSON
Clerk J WO0ETER
Prosecuting Ai,'y-A. EDMGSTON
Sheriff J. G VANDERVORT.
$up't. Free Schools G. " CROOK.
County Surveyor D. I. PETERSON.
Assessor lst District JOHN IiEE
" ID " GEO FISHER.
5oa9GaoD3a
Court House District.
G " Turner and Z Dargan.
Frecn,nn's Crcci' District.
G. ". Slrickler and ". V. Wood.
HacEer's Cfcek District.
NJ. Whorter and D. Il. Swisher.
L"iiiM's Settlement District.
s. d. Smith and W. X, Wilson.
tSkiH Crerk District.
WV. Chilcstcr and " 6. MOWhortcr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-05
cnrrnN .lARErrs-

BOSTON Nov. 3-Cotton quiet Middliuc 7ic Low MID.
ding n g.. Ordinary IOtr net receipts 500 bales
g 2ili bales; exports TO Great Britain, none; stock,
4,2JJ bales ~ 800
EtrlIaufP. NOV 3-Cotton dul and easier; Mddng Jos,
close; IoY NilIlilg lO'0lh'3c: Good Ordinary, 1910
lua,; receipts -i3 bar5 gross, 2215 balcs Exports
c 500 bucs sales, 100 bales spn--r 10 bdes
CGtRigsius. Nov. 3-Cottou quiet steady; Ndding
10 s.; Low Mitllng 1886; Good Culinary, dec. net
receipts G.bS uas exports 70 france none; sales, 1000
bats STOCK. costs bales. ~
titLygaIDS Soy 3.-Cottor firm. M3dIiur. lO7c.; Low
NWduug Zoe: G,or Ordinary, 9'-'f uet receipts 2.2I9
bac-; exports co-,twst dCj bale. sales. 5l1 bales stock
CISCO bales
LOUISVILLE Sov 3.-Cottou steady; NiGdiac lO7c
MOBILE. nov. 3-Coiton easier; Ml'UlinE la40lO'-c.;
i0v Huddlua, 3-sAiOr.; Good Ordinary, 9c1JAci net
recent, 1851 bales; exports colsHso, l4j bales; Sales
1000 bales. 60 lCs. -y,f06 bales.
NEw ORLEANS nov. 3.--Cottou quiet; Midding lOS" Low
MhIim, 7. good Ordinary. 5.lci net receipts, y 40
.; s.us lnJu3 buts eyiufts, 10 Great Britain, 900
cplstwis, uclc 10 France, N3C bales; scs 5JUj
bate, sipck. lu-,70J bales. 49,
Low Nriiug ~ &C.. Good Ordinary OIlFc; receipts
ltc' gross. G,2 bales; sales 3'i bales spinn,rs,
,Tf bair-: stoos. .. ~ bales.
Sky,VNau. Nov 3-Cotton steady; Middlng, lOa4c:
NidiIuc IO.c: Ordinary, Jlc; recouIs, ASA
bales. sToss bales exports coastv',e, l1'j' bales
10 raat BRITAIN none; France ncuei sales, lj4l bales
stock. C-S-G bales .. .
Sr Louls Noy. 3.-Cotton quiet: Ndllng, l0Ac; Low
,filne loic GOOD Ordinary ga,c: receipts bales
shipments, l4J bales; sales 40 bales stock 49, "2 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-05

CHICAGO. Nov. 2Tte HtcrerF Journal reports; CATTLE
Receipts. 1900 head; shipments $500 head. Receipts ~
The week. $4,000 head; shipments the week, 5000 head
Native shipping steer, nominal A. So 5O0Si jD t0iUI los
nominal through active = t2i2 VA
two Butchers steady and fairly active Cows, - 81 4e+3
Bulls, ~ 4j4-2 81.
H,Gs-Rrc.iy,s 1000 head; shipments, 1900 head Re
ccir, the week, 5000; shipments, litOo. Market
opened strong 20 yesterdays prices HaHadcilnt- n0uuly
s. U1$j U HosJns - e0Gtj; IacEC-S ~. me bulk ~
- jpa-f IS; sales o. Prime ~ - 1J0Fi So Light
a. J09f 70 all we're sold.
SuGrr-Reccir 900 Receipts Cor inc week. g. 1875
slIllnruts The week, BOO. slipping Grades steady
stlt, a - 4oati 20 Butchers weaher 40 - % arj 70
LotI. Soy. 3.lGp luaCt!vts Light - 2J0<i 40
Packing - 404$t so Butchers % coast IS. Receipts,
1000 head
CATTLE steady good demand f0r Butcher Grades Fair
Good Motive Cow. - .J0S3 y Frenne STE ~ and
- Jtuj - oI Feeders and ~ -5c4b %
or ~trckcrF. Receipts. 800 head
saafy 30 faG d"g.1t Tor good Grades; butchers
g. 15cs3 To- Shipping Multon 80 7ju@i 81 , Receipts
100 head.
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL Receipts OF PRODUCE,
Per North Rirer, Vessels aHa RG.!roHds.
SATURDAY, Nov. 3, 1877.
GENERAL NAREEr REPORT.


AsuES-Qrct easy; Pots. ticc. P-nr's G'7de',c. 800,
COPfIIiiid qua et st'gfy te go ln fritc WIN l1lL
ey Atlas SOLD private terms; quoted l''fl 'c' hail'
Ibll4Iuc.. Iaua-. .-a-i. CIiIi go" uudriattA hcN"
ifav st,,dv sies 200 btrs Cx fuu,sI g., aId LOO OK
do uryate terms tol l0, l~'4ci Isjj iAf N %
Iftl stock here. y1J1t bss., bluluH To AIiho tMt' .
I5i lGi &c. goa. nm. ~
Iart- Low Nif4.tug. IU4.rt Good Ordinary, 4u'i
rsiss D., bales. Tor spani 400 bairs deye 81 cor
isclpi5 20 porto 3flt5 Dtl'' against 10 '-' ~
la5t NOsE, ard I5,h4J iass lrII,
futur.s quiet, closing, 4dy points l9"ei. 49,.
sales last evening" $500 bales. l0day-F1rst Cans NO
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Wool MARKET.

BOSTON. Nov. 3.-WoOL-Ihere is more active demand
from mauu ,turers cut rIe,s continue ruo 10" an IN
Fine FiccCe7 Of which aye
AGAIN n shade easter. The demand sin Medium
F..co auu mauuis win now pay high price Tor
g..I q NN. Dealers generally disposed
10 meet me marNet, and there u no prospect AT
present - any favorable reaction. The receipts are quite
small compared with previous yrara. Tho s3cs comprise
ITO aud Pelu,Ylyan1 heeccs Neun X Nh ana above ~
a. 10. MirEgau w H4}'. Wisconsin AMI 40
]. .30 tOr.; cg-Hamlshre, u Medium Maine, $50 Oci
combine and 8rlanr, 45NJlC.i InwGghcl combine - Jtuc
ub Washed 4O0J7c super and Pulled 81 Nibc; secured
4nSpc: i'ornia wp0ss counaI9uvolv quiet. sales 2,
900 d. Fa and sprng. which include spring at 2243Ec, Tho
latter csiro price choice: and 0 3Jc for all
ug total sales " domestic the l,42 $500 b.
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,-.,- y Y SOY. 3.-Ilour seady; sales. Lo,o bniis.
- i.opged Whraf ia better miilil Gem ilu
po t Ia Vi I'd MiwJukrcat 81 20 ~ ai r,n, 81
i oo tu.b 10 MnWaukre Cub 81 - 20 C3Iu P,t 49,
Io! .Sa' -' lie Unchanged. harley Man steady lhlr
, ,i ,,F uachaneeL seeds quiet oinsl h"' .i ~"
i'.i % aud railroad rrrighrs unchanged ltr,'Ip
~ i,-. p,r. 80 r1a SHipm-ntd hf -'t"l -. On hf1
@WhsAt li670J nush Corn 'siyO o IInar ftp bb.;
VsbU., $4,000 bIsli Cora, 3t,lJO oA'i' Jaw w.
uIrITy 900 Dlsh. 1850, aDo Dish .uoh,,,oa Wheat
.a6 Nog. s-lloar slaaty and nnchanS9i al G5a,
on. AT esi Ois November VI OSs Dccemberi VI 0'
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The money lar'et % the stock EEch"uge las steadily
become Cosor, rates Oh call loans hi'HE advanced RON
"a ir cent early ia the Wcth TO bonus ol l. ~ audi
lion o e.I interest. To-day Tie general rate Ws silH
t.r c.uI tl.i late hour, when balance were offered
down ~ ~ p.r cent On ttc other hand. the discount
market So. mercantile paper quoted easier NJ 64-c
Der cent There /, CUarth O. good paper, because
az thc general dulue>5 al trade The following
wore t rates Of Ncauar NwNork 40 these ciies To-
day: Savannah buying 5ICG'5 discount selling 4 DIS
count; Cincinnati. moderate demand par; selling 700
,,r.ig'uU: ~; Louis 81, discount Cuc1Eo - premium;
h0lwau,... par; Chai CtGu, easier, "lfUl discount,
ls0Dag AMI NcN-OI!gs, commercial, 3D. bank = dis
count. TIE following Vss the Cg-I House statement
balances, "a IJ. ~jJ; sud exchanges, SJ,G5J 0sO; gold
balances. .55I 500 And for The week: Currency
.85: loa c-as4uces, S4s.s3J"G0; gold balances, 60,
9-T,lC2.
s-clft.s timed -TlH- duIIu, the whole week, hut
American railway STOCKS were irregular and variable.
lslave adv ices report that the % A6. 900 went
INTO Tie Bank of England con bilauD'' to-day. king
gaiu in that way tao days OF ai5o0OO Discount in
use open market IS 3IU55 pee cent 80 against 40
bank. We annex range OF PRICES:
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B4YKIYG 1AD FINANCIAL.

DELAWARE. LACKAwAHNA AND WESTERN NAL
NON C"afpAvY C0S-oIapATED Mo.TC OK 4 par
czvr noNDs due 1907. Interest payable March and
September. .,l..,o, .....s no.
UOO,O0O Of property.
RoBEu WINinEoP q Co,
No. 80 Wail-st. itIty Bank Buildingl.