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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-11-08

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ST.. &ermain Str, st. Glpnb, Minn-.
empinblt ieia frii& Usriebenes, Eager boz,
@rccsrics aIier ART benz aeehrtcn Rublifum.
3uder, 2bee, &anee,
Hcr3euans mn-OlaSwaarex,
,u bs4taerrn Yreiien, benn in Irgrnb einers'
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-11-08
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1T bns 4errn Grit 8reitmer Ibersow.
men pcrbem. pa Die Nlible wieber auf Sos
Nexe einsertdtet ipurbe. 10 nirb bas aeeb,te
Vpbli!um bon sab uMb 0ern freunolidn Gin.
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-11-08

'gung ets Blutes, iinb baa, entipredeneite
Eursirmittel, tpelhcs bolenSrt hrprhen 1T.
9brc @irfunaen sciecn binlGaNlid,, mie telr
ne ale anneren Yiaeu iibertre5en. sie iinb
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tiacs SeiImitteI. sic entfesaen bic unreinen
sditc oes Blntcs, lie reiSea' bic trasem uno
perbosbenen Orsane CUR nsnem Aroft unb &C.
Sen benz aan,en spfcn @einnsbeit unb
Starfe. sic furiren nidt alltin bic aHtGsli'
fen unpdbIidfeitem eincs. itben Aorpers, ion'
bern aud ernfttafte unb sefdbrlihc 8rontbeis
ten. sebr seididte skrste. bereorraaensc
5eiRlide unb unicre betvn Ylreer i4iden
3euaniTe bon boQcnbetem 9ei1aneen unb bon
.arosen @obltbaten, mrfde linen nurd eiefe
Fiaen ~ 9bsil sctuoraen fnb. sic fnb bic
iiderfe unb bette Hrsxsi fir &inber, ba ie 10.
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3uder befreut iinb, 10 Fnb re ansenehm ~
aebmen unb ipeaen ibrer rein beaetahiliidsa
8cftanbtbeiIe b~o0tdnbis unIdatIi6.
3ubereitett:n
Dr. 5. 6. MYer & Co., 2ouea Ma T..
prattilde aab anaIptiide Gbs,nite..
90 miro Serfauft bon aien Ipet9rterxunA
ResijinbaAskeyu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-11-08

Is 8ilberrabmcn. aroS unb tlein. idon
u,te elegant, ocrsolbet ODER tott Bladwallnub,
tets ;n ben biui9fen Yreiiewo tor dtbis bel
". 30 fenberger.
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Hfhr1 QrncmervS Nctef

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pcrr RinStcr BAIT itets elm ausee,sdhrtes
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Wan. oerfaane nidH. fd not3sb eHcu
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.Aya1Y's Cnthnrtic Pills
fur ale. 3sxde elmer Jamilissmebi3in
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-11-08

w- Mngttenerer Oorratt Der aes
Mhteffen Mrtifel auf benz Marfte
III cinent Nrctfe, Der jcber Concur.
rcn5 1rc4 bietet bel Nrons3imSti.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1877-07-11
At the Auction Store,
MUSIC HALL BLOCK,

There will be Il great closing out sale,
commencing June lst and continuing
thirty days. The stock is all new,
bought especially for this market, and
is composed of choice and desirable
goods.
If you want nice dress of cashmere
of any color, basket goods, suitings,
alapacas, brilliantines, pop]ins of every
shade, Scotch plaids in black and white
Or bright colors, Marguerite suitings,
&C., or in white goods and linens the
stock cannot be beaten.
Piques, victorine and bishops lawns,
Swiss muslins, line suits, &C., and
a full line ST shawls, all of which will
be closed out.
Parasols, fringes, ladies' neck-ties,
hosiery and trimmings of all kinds /;
yardwide cambrics and prints, ging-
hams, table linens, linen suitings, cot
tonades, jeans, toweling, clothing, hats
and caps; and boots and shoes.
For the next thirty days, the Auction
Store in Music Hall block is the place
to buy your dry goods.
G. BELANGIR.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1877-07-11
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
OF THE
Red Wing Printing Company.

Know all men by these presents, that
we, the undersigned, do hereby, under
and by virtue Of an act of the Legisla-
ture of the State of Minnesota, APP
proved March 7th, A. D. one thousand
eight hundred and seventy three, en-
titled, Gan Act relating to manu:actu-
ring corporations, associate ourselves to-
gether as body polite and corporate
under the name and style Of the Red
Wing Printing Company. .-.@ a.. "
FIRST. The name of said Corporation
shall be the Red Wing Printing Com.
pany. -. ~.
SECOND. The Office and principal
place of business of such corporation
shall be at the city Of Red Wing, in the
county of Goodhue and State of Mime
sofa. ....' ".s. 'a s...3. .
THIRD. The purpose for which such
corporation is formed is hereby declared
to be that of purchasing, establishing,
owning and operating at said Red Wing
printing and publishing house, for the
publishing, manufacture, printing and
binding Of books, pamphlets, papers,
printed forms, blanks, letter and bill
heads, and doing and carrying on a
general job printing business, and the
issuing and selling Of all articles SO
manufactured and printed and generally
to do, perform and transact any and all
acts and business which may be or be-
come reasonably needful. or proper for
the successful prosecution and conduct
ing Of a general job printing and pub
fishing business connected with such
printing and publishing establishment.
FOURTH. The amount Of the Capital
Stock in this corporation is hereby fixed
and limited at the sum of five thousand
dollars $5,000.00) which stock is here
by divided into one hundred shares of
fifty dollars each.
FIFTH. Tho time Of the commence.
ment of said corporation shall be the
fifth day of July A. D. 1877, and shall
continue for thirty years from and after
the date last aforesaid.
In testimony whereof we have here
unto respectively set our hands and
seals, at said Red Wing this fifth day
Of July, A. D. 1877. a.s.a
san J. A. LEONARD,
+. A. KELLOGG, i.
a #s. 3. b. HERBERT.
Executed in presence Of
II. II. YOUNG, ...2. .,.t .....
f. r. WATSON.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1877-07-11
Fourth at Goodhue.

The Goodhue township Sabbath
School held picnic in Mr.. Guile's
grove, to celebrate the 18th, commencing
at about 10 o'clock, a. m. The cere-
monies were opened with prayer by Rev.
j. W. Hancock, which was followed by
singing and instrumental music by Miss
Guile and others. Mr.. Leach then read
the Declaration Of Independence, end
was followed by Rev. Mr.. Hancock, who
delivered an appropriation grafton. The
company afterwards partook of a boun-
tiful dinner. Standing in one corner of
the grounds was gentleman who looked
like Mr.. Gallagher and another who re-
minded US of Mr.. Bruce. They were
alternately engaged in stirring barrel
Of lemonade with a sapling about six feet
long, and this is tue kind of beverage
that was dealt out to the company. l
should think that there were fully 200
persons on the ground and they all had
a good time. Yours, &C., VISITOR.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1877-07-11
Harvest commenced in Pierce, coun-

- Harvest commenced in Pierce coun-
ty, Wis.,, last Friday, when a field of
rye was cut near River Falls. One of
McCormick's Binders was used on the
occasion, and we are told that it worked
to the entire satisfaction Of those pres:
ent. The fact that the binder was 20
be used had beon noised about the neigh
borhood, and the consequence was that
there We're q good many farmers assem-
b!ed to look at and pass Judgment on
its performances. We nre told that
they all expressed themselves delighted.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1877-07-11

Family Table Beer in pint and
quart bottles, warranted to keep good
in all weathers, for sale by Frederick &
Hack, from Philip Best's popular brew
ing establishment, Milwaukee. This
beer is highly recommended as pure,
healthful and refreshing beverage.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1877-07-11

Locals on fifth page.
Bird Cages for IS cts, at Lawrence
e. Co.'s.
Albums 20 cts. each, at Lawrence
& Co.'s.
-Stereoscopic Views, at 7 cts. each,
at Lawrence & Co.'s.
A fine line of Chromos, cts. each
at Lawrence & Co.'s.
Ink cts. per bottle at Lawrence
& Co.'s.
-Baseballs and Bats can be had at
Lawrence & Co.
Slate Pencils, Is cts. per hundred:
at Lawrence & Co.'s.
Envelopes, IS cts. per box, at Law
renee & Co.'s.
For the best Ice Cream call at
Bixbv's new rooms on Main street.
Blank Books at the lowest prices,
at Lawrence & Co.'s.
Rubber Balls from 3 cts. upwards,
at Lawrence g. Co.'s.
--Graining and Frescoeing by
Youngdahl.
-Youngdahl does carriage painting
in best style.
--$2,700. A good farm Of so acres
in Welsh, for sale at bargain. In
quire Of B. B. Herbert.
The place to get your moneys
worth is at the Dubuque store, where
you will find that no false pretenses are
made.
-Sterescopes at As cts, at Lawrence
s. Co.'s.
Paper Hanging and kalsomining
by Youngdahl.
For strictly pure Paris Green 90 to
W. e. Hawkins.
Picture frames made to order at
Lawrence Il Co.
For Artists Brushes and Tube col
ors, 20 to W. f. Hawkins.
Leave your orders for Sheet Music
at Lawrence & Co.'S. 25tf
Summer Dress Goods at very low
prices, to close stock at the Dubuque
store. a.
For Sele. A good new mich cow.
Apply to VIM. Featherstone.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1877-07-11

Pianos and Organ moved in any part
CT the city, a; reasonable rates, by $. W.
Roberts. Leave orders with him or at this
Office. 26yl
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1877-07-11

r. i. Kellogg, expressman has states
for orders at Hawley 4 kellogg's drug.
store at this office and ut Mcdonald & KEEL
place will be attended to promptly. 1Sw6m
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1877-07-11

On last Friday evening the ceremo'
ny of installing the officers of Red Wing
lodge, No. 81, I. 0. O. F. took place at
the hall, over the store Of Messrs. Hef-
felfnger, Howell e. Co. The ceremony
began with music under the leadership
of Prot. Styles Raymond after which
Rev. W. Z. Stanley offered an appro-
pirate prayer. The officers elect were
then installed by Dist. Dep. G. NJ, NJ.
Herschler, as follows:
N. &C. L. Kellogg;
Y. CD. G. Hill:
Secretary-W. S. Grow:
Treasurer-E. P. Howell;
W.T.. j. Clark;
Coco. Hudson;
o. CIV. H. White;
|. G.--J. D. Kellogg;
r. S. N. G.-E. F. Grow;
L. S. N. &C. NJ. Lawrence;
r. S. V. CIV. S. Potter;
L. S. V. G.--Tams Bixby;
r. S. S. SD. P. Wray;
L. S. S. 81. D. Campbell.
Rev. W. E. Stanley then delivered all
acceptable address on Fraternity" af-
which there was more appropriate mu.
sic, and the audience was dismissed
with benediction by Rev. Mr.. Joss
Altogether there was pleasant time
and everybody seem to be satisfied.
The trustees Of this lodge are W. G.
Williston, Z j. Clark and E. F. Grow
The lodge is prosperous and is contin.
ual|y receiving new accessions to its
membership.
The finest Toilet articles at Noesen
& Funk's.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1877-07-11

RED WING, JULY /, 1877.
Railroad Time Table.

The trains on the c.. NJ. and St. Paul.
railroad depart from the Red Wing depot.
as follows:
GOING EAST:
Freight at $40 u. IN. Passsen'r LAO p. M.
I" atl2:lO u. IN. 90 $50 y. IN.
GOING WEST:
Freight at 4:lo Passeng'r l2:55 p. M
/" at 2:lO p. IN. {: 1855 IL. NJ
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1877-07-11
Stage Lines.

Stages leave this city as follows:
For Cannon Falls, daily, at two clock,
.. IN. from National Hotel.
For Zumbrota, daily, at two O'Clock p. m .
from National hotel.
For Hader. Kenyon and Faribault, Tues
days, Thursdays and Saturdays at O'Clock,
L. m from Baltic house
For Bay CITY, Esdaile and Ellsworth,
Wis Wednesdays and Saturdays u: p. IN.
from National hotel.
For Trenton, Diamond Bluff, Prescott
and River Falls, Wis, Tuesdays and Satur.
days, at 2 o'clock p. m. from Batlo house
Steamers for St. Louis and intermediate
points at O'Clock p. IN, daily.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1877-07-11

The finest Toilet articles at Noesen
& Funk's.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-10
RRIrISH TRADE REPORTS.

LIVERPOOL, Nov. "a leading grain circular
says In all directions the British whrt markets are
reported dull and although there appears no further re-
duc,ion generally, a shilling per quarter lower
on the quotations OF tins day week Business. here anu
in the noighboung districts, has been exceed
ingly nanimate since Tuesday, the value of that
date being with difficulty maintained. Maize l.
in quirt demand with the tendency slightly ia buyers
favor. T is mornings market was tOierably attended
and steady with moderate demand for wheat. Caliio.
nian. red winter, and all superior classes Of American
fully supporting cmTencies OF Tuesday, an OCCASION
al concession penny per Genital bcns made on Spring
lots clear sales cx-quay Flour was slow and without
change. business done ~ corn at last quota
tons
The circular Of the Liverpool Cotton Brokers Associa
ZION the review Of the trade iur tie week tud nE ids
ui4nt says. Cotton has been du viii nlitu "irint7s
40 ratlr easier rates, ana although Ia day I"ufsdtD
the demand increased, last weeks qcotati"ns ar siGy
reduced. American las been dull ana irregular
but generally declined i To-day with more
doing there o. "a scadrr feeling at the iast-namth quota
tluns For sea Island tAe demand continues moo -iate
unclaugcd rates FuiuIcs opened quIttN ana cunEnld
mu Wednesday. transactions naylns tken place az
% decline D.. SOD from the previous Thursdays clog
ing rates. thcu. owing 80 aaytr5c crop acronnis
from America, they been IN good demand al an ad
vance oi 5s cd. from tde lowest scalc."
New-York tribune., 1877-11-10
1--WE STOCK MARKETS

NEw YORK Noy. 0.-HEEyES-Recc.pts GO cars at Jer.
- NV, aha 81 cars az totl-t' making 1883 head TOTAL
Sss e % = $50 i,aa ag,ns sy head same me last
ioioWtd bN clear, but 1rltier caus. n AMI
L' l'N buyers made thor APPEARANCE aud they
onut want 10 Jay much ts cattle thry bougbt Ife
stock, on an average better that uf yrstrav ~
Tie most n them were iar below what would tcn, AZ so
.a.ic ~" cAahs srro on s1e, About 80 hrad Cuo
q COS and tltfukrrs sold from "a Sic Js h. ME
nGi it' - compared with tat yestfday d.rr but ver
NUE. Wtlic tle show slight to.e
oI Nsateuay, 10 o~ns 10 the better qua W cattle and not
10 better market ~ '
toucy MrFheron sold Jersey city for Becker 4 Long
oAen Lon ~ A. '2c 81 ID - k.nucky. l5ly h ~ o.;
d, l,.Nn r. at -, 80 Tor ". MouasChcin
ld5d y, % "Aca ~ ~ do Lao d. "a lOitc. f0r a. ~
ltr - OHIO, llb3 h 20 7c, % 10 Is do ll97 B at gc:
DO. l,-1u b a luc 5U % also. Ohio 2t2 D. a Bo %
d. no. 1880 h, al lOc, 10 DO lSsJ o, at lie, 81 ~ less
each
sherman q Culycr sold Tor W b. Kidd, RentucLy 1873
o. 80 lOc, j6 10 " do 1880 n. a. 1Oc, 90 q ~ do I475
u a. luhlf 5Iaat h Co. Ia B lie, "a N for H.
sgar 10 Ohio $50 b. lVe 81 10 DO, 253 H. a. IOo
New-York tribune., 1877-11-10
oYFJCIAL REPoET NEW-EoFF HfNJyG ST1-6 IL
cHAEGE SAILS EOVEHBER 9. 1877.
THIrD roArD-2:3O P. N.
crow Poiu, 4 & Colorado


The failure Of certain railway companies 10 con-
tinue prompt weekly returns of the gain IN their
earnings begins 90 occasion remark among thought
ful reope. This is particularly true Of those
companies which a month ago exhibited an
unusual anxiety 20 furnish the public with
daily "iuformation.7 Il alli he remembered that
THY TRIBUNE refused 10 publish the re-
ported gains of these companies because the
simple statement of the gains Of this or that
week without the figures showing the earnings for
each year, conveyed 10 Information OF value
10 any one. IL now appears that The reported
gains" Of the Rock Island Company were
more apparent than real, because the earn
ings Of TINS year included ninety-one miles Of
additional road II appears that the Chicago.
Rock Island and Pacific Company bought
and has been operating since about Nav 1 the
Peoria and Rock Island Railroad. ninety-one miles
long. At the olice of the Rock Island Company, 1t
is stated that the Peoria line cost tue company q
Ittle less than 100000. twas sold on Apul 4.
1877. under foreclosure at $jJ0O00, subject TO a
mortgage Of $4,000. However, even $780,
900 is probably cheap enough for a
property stated 10 have cost 1888, So.
While the Rock Islands gains were being re-
New-York tribune., 1877-11-10
THE STATE OF TRADE.


LIVERPOOL Nov. 9.-Pork- Eastern duh So. Western
dull 80. Bitun-tuWDeiaud ca, ateiy 80 70, short
laD dun Al Long Clear dul at 4l. short Clear
dull AZ iianaLOng Cut seay al 80 shoulders iIin"r
at Gu. Bctf-luaia Mess STEADY at iu3 Extra Moss
steady at no; Prime Mess steady at -. lifiIfiiue
Western dull al 4iGt. Iu.i0w- Fuwc ~ du Al fU3t.
steady -. EJSI-t tili ut
l Fine dull %. ChecsrA American Ch0.cr duh af O3.
LaTf O duh at 81. Flour-EytIa state du ~. Wheat
ter dull al d. Corl-dlNrd 20. COttOn
Seen Uu-YeiioW American, none in u-r market ,,
LNEgrOUi- Nov 3-4-:aG p. cotton, MN; MO
ding Uuauds, 6'isd; MiaiIng Orleans GHi.d. sa e.,
l2rta bales. iuoiuuIng 1000 lIf- speculation aud
Receipts oi the day. lN-lo bales, or which H.
OlO DaIc5 were AGrrau. fuutes partially ia3 cheauer
4 r ud, Low Ndiu- clause. November and cemher de-
,i.-. ,it,i: riand- LDa Mldaung clause and
ca,, January February delivery O54i Uplauos Low
Milling claus, February and March delivery. 6-tt. or
san omitted c,i Sales Oh The week, $4,000 bales; exporters
tur GClO bales; rtrCldurs tuos 1000 baes total 4 ck,
59s 90 bri American, - 600 bale; toal Imports iHOOO
bales American, .aHcO plrsi act1m export bUJU ilt.
ofY.upt of Cotton utoat Tl'OD bales American 10000
Iac- Forwarded from the ship size dir 90 90 spnnels
HarS American sics ot rae week, ottNO pl- me
rir-ut ~ wheat he three days 5lCO0 qs
uciu'lug iU,u uTs. American.
IItrgl.0ot Nov. % D. M BgoadstUGs quiet wheat
T. -uI2 lOl. per central for california White;
i0-iqI 6d Tor Hgd vi ier; lOal l32d for California
CLUB. Peas. 81 PEI quarter tor Canadian
Urcrn deliver 6t Tuc market Tor Yarns and Fabrics
M Manchester is quiet and steady. -
.POOi, NOV. 9i3p p ut Opl1nds Cotton 10" Md
clause. December delivery, O's.t tpknds, Low liid
ding February aEd March delivery, 6ged; Ilanis
Low 3iiadnue clause, New crop shipped october and NO
iIsEpf,j0i Hov 9j D. u-Cotton futures closed quiet
paud., Mldn2 clause December ana January dehY
ioSl1X, Nov $3.50 p. m.-Redned Petroleum, u l2L0
II ai. per gallon. spirits Of IuTpeutne, IS 5LaZ3Od per
hSruRr, Nov. 9-retroleum 81 francs for fine pale
American.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-10

ported, there was ntimation Of an additional
road The absence OF all reports now. after the late
burst of frequent and gratutous bulletins Oh iniof-
nation, seems to justify the con oIclusion, that The
earnings are less favorable, show an actual de-
cline and are accordingly withheld from publicity
as they were withheld for two years previous Yet
executive officials complain Of the want Of public
fMth in their properties. The wonder rs
that any sane man viii risk his capital
in an enterprise, where his own cerks-ihe
managers-do not hesitate to show him the
door If he becomes too inquistive. who to-day
knows within two millions of dollars what the
amount of the present debt-coHsolidatcd and real
estate bonds-oft the Central and Hudson Railroad is
Probably only three men in the world, yet its Board
Of Directors consists OF twelve. How many Of the
directors of the Lake Shore Company Know whether
its earnings since July have been more or less thah
in 1876 or whether or not the full amount due was
applied TO the sinking fund on June 80, 1877
IL is uu0nestionably the duty of ali drecto To
know these matters and il should be in order lor
all stockholders to obtain at any reasonable time
full and explicit information concern ing their pro-
perty and ITS management
The stock market te-day requires few words OF
comment Lake Shore is the centre of the battle
field, and around t probably will be fought the
future great contest between the Z" bears" and the
ening one by one, Us the main force is Withdrawn
TO protect the central position. Chicago and Alt on
to-day suffered further decline to II, closing at
713l Michigan Central fell to 6l55, but rallied
to co.'s Central and Hudson sold down to 1908,
but closed at 1864, and Erie, after yesterdayss
fall was steady between Gil and 93l. The Gran
gers stock huctuated within a range OF l20@i per
cent bnt generally closed at decline fro last
night. Western Union exhibited some strength at
the opening and rose 10 SOls but later sold at 7J@
79Ss. Pacific Nail was particularly weak and ac-
tive, selling down to p. but recovering to 22l2
The coal shares continued depressed. and Turiher
decline Of lG2 per cent recorded. There was
a partial reaction at the close the Absurd report
that the president of the Delaware, LackawaIna
and Western ComDany was in Philadelphia TO meet
the president of the Reading Company. As II IS
expected that Nr. Sloan will be in Detroit tonight.
hls absence from the city, seemingly is on business
rot connected with any idle talk of coal cclnDi-
nationp any one who thinks our figures,
given this morning, for the cost Of all
the real properly Of the Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western are the estimate Of some broker" may
undeceive himself by referring 10 PooTs Manual,
PAGE 33J. Moreover, before using the figures, we
applied to the Office of the company for a yertca-
ton OF them, aud obtained IT, The market closed
foyersh and irregular.
RANGE STOCK MARKET.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-10

Money was geNCTIIIY and pcG cent on cal. dIs-
c0unt ruling a. rates as last quoted The United
States Treasury az Washington, to-day received
173O. 900 National bank notes for redemption. The
customs receipts were %iiO,OOO, and the internal
revCnue receipts were $50 900. The following Is
tie Clearing House statement to-day: Currency eX-
changes 56S, ,1J3 7}S: currency balances, S},431 -
GS4; gold exchanges. $685. ,Js9, and gold balances
81 1O1,Jbi.
London dispatches report that 100000 bullion
went into the Bank of ENGLAND on balance today
making a total loss of flO,OOO in two days. The
rate Of discount at bank is ., and in the outside
market, 81. ConsOs closed steady at 9O9l6, and
1868 al 1883; new 5s at 1862; new 4l2s at lO5
aud 1O-i0s at 1888. Erie common, ranged al 0esG
0i249&i preferred, at 22a2l u New-fOTS Central
al lO7 u IOol2; Illinois Central at T3l4G7Jl2; head