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, 1877-10-06

Snp'L S'jrn't, Opt. AtAcnyum

BuNNass GUnwrn -.Alcs~rs Stctsnn &
Post, the sash, Ds"r and Moulding
Slanuactors. ot Seattle, have made ar
r"ny"mant' for nearly douojiOg their
present business Tory lya just put
up IN addition to their present manu-.
tActo"y OF 50yi5 feet on the floor, that
viii alloy them to store 10 d'y 4 prra
deal ut lumber, to increase their machin-
cry, and by another year to add Il saw
mil! to saw cedar and native hard wood
and cabinet lumber. Such enterprise
can only result in good to the communi.
". They are sterling men. Success, to
them we say.
, 1877-10-06

We are glad to be able to chronicle one
fact IN relation to the Puget Sound Fish
cnes. We are informed that Tull Il Co.
formerly of Muklteo, now of Seattle, of
Yer Il careful triNl, have concluded to dis
,charge all Of their Chinnmrn and en-
ploy White men in their places. We
nrc glad there is one firm operating our
fisheries for the benefit of our own
country instead Of tho Monaghan en-
pirc. There are hundreds Of white men
on this cnast, who are Knocking ut our
doors for work, and yet Capital" brand |
them "Tmmps" casts them rudc'y II
side, and negotiatrs with some Boss" of
aChinnman for cargo OF Coolies, to
flood our land with this class of hborers.
and grind the face OF our poorstll deep.
cr Into the dust. Shame.
, 1877-10-06

A learned man OF our town thinks he
has been engaged in the study OF As
tronomy, lately. He discovered 100000
stars, suns, % moons and So comets;
and that each of these bodies was revol-
wing with incredible velocity upon itl
axis. While his attention was taken uI
with this glorious sight, the great Coined
cOlided with our sun, and there was an
eclipse of the NOON. n.--Attcr brushing oil
the dirt SO that the wound could be
seen, it was thought he would he able to
see in perhaps, six months. Too bad,
and there is no other Doctor in town.
lie played on the third buse.
, 1877-10-06

An old batchclor was courting wild.
ow and both sought the art to give their
fading hair darker shade "That's
gong TO he mn atiectionatr couple, said
n wag. How so! asked n friend.
Why don't you see that they are
dying for each other already2' was the
reply.
, 1877-10-06
QAe Nottnern Star.
sATuEoAY..,o OCTOBER G. 1871.
Local Items.

DnHATIoNs TO THE AruMNhrM Pets
riIicd woods with coaglomrrutc CRYSTALS,
from j, Borr Hops, from the fam Of
James Entwisllc. Pine cone and leaves.
irrm Mrs Jnaick Four lr@gcd chicken.
from Mrs. J. Ferris. Hop nrwc from J.,
Entwi''lc, We rrcciyrinIl ct the uroyr
| through the polr,rucs. ot Mr.. Carl A.
Mjssjncr, iho Artist.
, 1877-10-06

The shipments Of silver from San Fran
cisco in the last seven months. foot up tn
$lG,0OO,OO0, of which 100000 went
across the Pacific.
, 1877-10-06

Z Harry Sutton was found guilty Of
manslaughtcr, at Port Townsend, last
week. The published accounts Of the
killing were made up of lies, or it was u
case OF murder in the first dcgIec.-
Courier
, 1877-10-06

Fair, will he published sext week,
The Good Tempnrs meet Monday
night, at their HAIL.
30 The Rivcl raised feet Friday nigla,
and is still rising.
r. Great fishing excursions up Pan
Chuck, every day, N quest of trout y
.-- Z, D. Smith, OF Lowell cut his hand
severely, last Tuesday. He fell upon IN
axe.
-. several ladies IRON Po?t Gamble, are
III town this week; among them We no
lice Mrs. May Ross.
Mr., and Mrs. II. G. York, Of Seattle,
~are visiting thicr many friends on this
River, for II few days Welcome, York.
r james Hood has been "undcr the wca
thrr " tor several days, on account OF his
being too much in the water while run
ming logs, last week.
"rhe Musicals" give free Consents ey
ry night in the week three at the Xiv.
rr-sldc, and three At Conuuchrr's. fyou
wish to hear good Instrumental and
Vocal Music, call at these houses,
Do any of our lady friends believe in
rhc Blue INw' which says, among
other things, " Nor cook yictuais, nor
make beds, nor sweep house on the Sab
bath day.
Y On last Saturday a valuable safe nrri-
we'd at the Auditors Office, to he used
to keep the County Records, This ia Il
step in the right direction, that should
have lcrn taken long ago. Its cost
WAS S415 gold coin.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Nc Na'ly, direct from
yNuIIcio, Cal arrived on the Steamer
Nellie Saturday last. They are eArnute
for Sn0qwlmie River, where they in
tcnI lacaling permanently. NIr Ne NalIy
is brother Of Mrs Fitz Maurice, wh,
formerly lived in this place
! ICharlie, son of ". w. Pac&nrd, fell
tom the roof ot the front porch ol III
fathers house, last week, and caught oI
the picket fence. He was seriously in
jured, but is slowly recovering,
The Steamer Yakima, Cap. Olncy, ar
rived at Packard & Jackson's wharf or
Thurs Ry night. The "Unknown' Il. B
| Club, Of Por, Gamble, came on her, t,
test the mcttc Of the "Pacitics" of thi
place.
On last Thusday forenoon, Just bcfor
the Yakima leit Port Gamble for this riv
er, the Engineer of the Mill in that place
had two Of his fingers cut of by the nu,
chinery Of the Mill.
I The ball given under the supervise ol
ynt Mr.. Ward, for the benefit OF the Ar.
A cultural Society last evening was wei
attended. Notwithstanding the wet, ant
the Tact that the supper was Mt the Rjv
erSide instead of the Exchange. Thi
was owing to Mr.. Cathcart's going bacl
on his own proposition to furnish tn
supper At fair price named by him
However Capt. Olncy took them up an,
back on the Yakima, giving them a,
excursion although u short one extra.
The Yakima left, Saturday morning
with the ladies and gentlemen from Por
Gamble aboard. We hope our friend
have enjoyed their visit Had the wca
ther permitted we would have had d
much pcasentcr time. Snohomish pee
Pile can not forget the kind welcome the
received ut Port Gamble lately. and the
will ever recollcct, with pleasure, the da
that we, ns community first became nc
quanted with the generous hearted pee
pie of Tcckalet.
-
, 1877-10-06
NaS'aEazI

PARTIES, residing in Snohomish county,
and desiring to make final proofm Homestead
Entries may do 20 before me in .SnohOmsh
CITY, and save eSpenccs Of going to the Land
Office at Olympia. Under the Act Of Con.
grrss approved March 30 ls1I, the claimant is
not required 70 20 TO the Land Otice in such
cases. lr VI, TlRTLOT.
II ~ I'm
, 1877-10-06

ruStceS, ana 10 ne submitted 10 meet /
ing of the Stockholders of the Athcneum. /
ON Saturday evening, October Goth, 1871
at { 2. NJ.
ARTICLE FIRST.
SEC /. The location and chief place
OF business of the Athcnrum shall be as
prescribed in the articles of re-incorp0-
ration, and all reasonable efforts shall I've
made to perfect the organization of the
several departments ms thcirln provided
SO Hs to carry ont the plan of this Athe.
neum, and afford the greatest posi-
ble aid to literature and science, that the
means Mt It's cummad Il will allow.
SEC. 2 The existing officers shall en-.
deavor TO CONFORM ns near as possible to
the present articles OF incorporation,
and perform the duties prescribed for
the officers To be elected ut the next
regular election. The present Librarian
performing, until Than, the duties OF
Secretary as well as Librarian.
SEC. >. AS soon us convenient the
Trustees shall procure suitable blank
cer'lhcatrs ot stock, with the proper
stubs thereto attached, to he securely
honnu ana stock to he issued immedi'
a'cly Thereafter to all stock holders OF
the society Alter the procuring OF said
STOCK hooks, no stock shall he transfer
rex without special order ol the Trus-
tees, excepting by the r.tum OF the stock
5" I" nc transferred tor cancellation, and
the issue OF stock anew 20 the party to
whom shld stock may be transferred.
The Secretary to keep the proper record
oil AL stock issued, transferred, or de
stroycd'
SEC H. The Trustees shall have full
and complete control of all property OF
thc Aihcneum, and Shall add to or dis
pose ol the same as may best aid in et.
tcc'ihs the objects for which it has been
organized, Under them, and subject to
their control the scver"l officers shall
have charge OF, and he responsible for
all property belonging to their respec-
tive departments. 1t Icing the duty OF
the Trustees to require bouds from all
officers or other persons who have charge,
contro, or possession Of any Athcuoum
property, in such sums MS shall be ample
security to protect the same from loss.
SEC. 3. The Secretary shall have the
custody of the records, stock books ind
seal of the Athcncum, shall keep the
records oI all meetings OF the Trustees
or Athcneum. Shall issue the stock, and
attach the seal to all papers, r, Qurng the
Athcncum seal to he a;ruchrd The
same being bis seal of Office.
SEC. 4. The Librarian shall have
charge, and custody of the Library, and
reading room Of the Athcneum, ana OF
III hooks, records, manuscripts or other
papers or articles placed therein or CON-
united to his charge.
SEC. :. The Treasurer shall be keeper
of the funds OF the Arhencum,
SEC. s. The Superintendent Of the
Scientific Department, shall have charge
, of the museum, and OF all scientific ap.
paratus and appliances, as well as the
collection, classification preparation or
eXch.ngc of all scientific specimens.
sc. o. The Superintendent OF Music
, 1877-10-06

Arnold, the writing iluId man, lett i
fortune OF S, 100000. He hal II good
lux ome.
, 1877-10-06

WANTED no SAVE his DRUM.-A com
puny OF French soldiers were sealing a
ioft. On reaching the crest oI the para
pet, they were received with II terrible
usimdr, which for themomcnt, drove
them buck, The drummer rushed behind
n heap of stones to conceal himself
"Why do yoV run away ?" shouted the
Captain "ln not running away, Cap
tam; hut don't want those ruiians to
break my drum"
, 1877-10-06
ARTICLE SECOND.

>ac I, In all meetings Of the stock.
holder. ucld for business purposes, eleven
stockholders shall constitute quorum
for the transaction of business, and the
voting sl.o.! He 10y the number OF shares
, 1877-10-06

ACADEMY OF SCIENCES "A meeting
was held ut Unity hall on Friday even
ing, Sept, 9lsl, to organize II scientific
society. 4 temporary organization was
effected and II committee, consisting OF
Mcssrs. Thompson, Hall, kuhcl and Dr.
Waughop, were appointed to frame
and the necessary bylaws
for the government of the organization.
At the second meeting nf the institution,
Tuesday evening, there were present L.
f. Kuhrl, A. II. Steele, EIwood Evans,
j. W. Waughop, d. n. Utter, 5. W Hall,
j. Il. Thompson and l.. p. Ncnen. The
committee ior that purpose reported Il
constitution and by-hws, which after
having been read and discussed at SOM
length wrre adopted, T" cl'ectn per
mtncnt organization, the following Oil
GERS NcrS duly elected President, Z. r
Kubrl; Wee Presidcrt d. n. Utter
Recording Sec, l.. i. Ncncn; Core
spending Sec, s. W, Hall; Treas, aud
Curtm, j. W. Wuugbop. Its meetings
vii! hereafter he held on the first and
third Tuesdays of each month. The ob
icct pf ,ae Academy, Ms set forth in the
preamble to the constitution is the at
vNncemrnt of science and Il general dli..
fusion OF knowledge; and to this end
able and elaborate dissertations upon
purely scientific subject, will be react at
each session, followed 10y II thorough and
exhaustive discussion ol the sui irct mat
ter therein conmined.--7jaacylpt.
, 1877-10-06
Proposed Code Of Esy-Lnws.
FOR THE sNoHoMsu ATHENEUM, upon
IT'S RE.oRGANIz ATIoN.

Ordered published by the Atheneum
Trustees, and to lie submitted TO n meet.
ing of the Stockholders of the Athcneum.
ON Saturday evening, October Goth, 1871
at { Z, NJ
, 1877-12-17

thu drrltnc. nrm taking shout all tr rsYer.nes.
s::fs E! Il: !;s:
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SsS
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S'S E s:$S A. s
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SS $ss.i{ :$ ]! 4 H.
s sSH h.ek h e 1n,s r5iss
10 ~hite ws+ aas,rd XII Il :sts saasIss nsrs dui1:
$::; s "S Il " :ss's!s 1t
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EntEI etca were rrrrtcJ ~ i bU bu No. al 5g.i ilO
, 1877-12-17

BY TELE0KApff.
- uyF ~nWH


NEw YonK, Dec. 1o.-t1old opened at 10ot, and
closed At 10o, tho extremes Of tho day. Carrying
rates to O per cent. ..,
Silver Ut London remains without qnotation.
1lcrc silver bars arc 110l tn currency and 1t0A
In gold. Silver coin ,sQ1 discount.
Governments firm.
RAILROAD hontls nsotoratc1y activt.
State bonds nrin.
Tho stock market In the forenoon was qutat, and
fluctuations In the general lsf wcfe coudnad With
In narrow limits. IN the afternoon tho
market was extremely duil up 10
Tho Gloss. There wero no important
changes In ptltes, except an advance Of II In
Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati 4 Indianapolis.
New York Central and Northwest .scrn preferred
were quolcd c1.tltsldend this ufteFnoDn.
Transatti0nn aggregated Is, ono sharce. Of which
10, NOD were Lake Short. .. SUO Shrtltwcst conl-
Innn, Z, H0n preferred, = 600 u. Paul Common,
:. 900 preferred, 2, 600 Iackawanna, {, 000 West-
err Union.
Money i to per cent, loaniny M 10 1.6t aud
Interest; closcd ut per cent. Primo mercantile
raper, fdt7.
Customs receipts, Sl19, 900.
Thc Treasury i!rfurrel S2251, COO.
6xT fRIt<1f fSIffA
, 1877-12-17

The leading produce markets wcrc moderately
active Saturday, and stcadler. Provisions wctc IT.
regular. pork being easier. and meats wenk. bnt
the changes In prices wce6 not wide ones. Wheat
and corn wcrc lower, and oats and harley were
easier. The receipts Of whsht and bAr!cr showed
,r trrr..s. hui ,h.,. r... al, .htnrlnr J.n.,l
~ inesesse. W. .hs'e va s"ppos "su'a.
for the former, though tho Nfttl1h maEkttA tended
townwara anh +brrn waa a ;icr.ca1e In Tho rrire
aGt7nrcrr. hctuncr nanor sni vo1J
ury roods vcrs freely Offered both bv tho city
md country trade and tho ouanttv Of goods {lls.
tr,bntrd was larr far hi, sca+on Of the year. Col.
fretlont haye lmn,oved of 1ate. snd IN other r.
snec,s also the position Of tic market has changed
f,r tho bcttn, eirre the rountrv rosHx and Inn
, 1877-12-17

FOREIGN.

Sptcial hspafch n The Chicago Tribune,
ItTxH1ooi. Dec is-it'3o q. Wheat
Wtntcst No. I. lis 8t No. 2 list sprinR No. l. lis,
No. ?. 0a ID, white. No. I, IL ildy No. L. III 7JI
club No. !. l3s att No. 4 Ia l0d. Coyn-No. l. 9oi
OIL No. I. y1s Cd.
FRoviatcxs-p0rk, 6Gs. Lefd. 4ss.
11vEnrstot, uec. tH-h p, H'.-corTos-Easler, hut
not qaotaby lower sAea. !. uO baloz{ apuo.
uat!on and export, t.G<nt AIncrlesn, b:sl.
DaxAhsruYfs-Wheat-Ca!i whitc wheat, aver
aEc ia 7als lid, club, IL ipla13A 3dt spring. los
4dat1e. winter, ilsaliaGd. Fioar-Extn Now Yvrk,
:uA 1t. Co1n-Wo4tefn Mixed ~ 8lQ2us pd, psts-
American. ID. uasley-aa Gd.
tRAx-Canadlau, IVA OIL.
CLoTkk Hkkp-AHortran, 4545n.
IRoTIsIoak-MuAR pofk. skx Primo Ynesa bohf M,
Cd. Larl-AusFacsns ~. DAcon-Long clear, s5s,
shoEe do, 1G4.
TALtow-Flns American, 20.
pErH0LkEx-bplrIls, II 5it rrAnea. Ill BdlltsDd
LtxaEEp OEL-:U1
ltzsiS-Cummoh, d 1I7aa elt pale, 10,
6ftAlTspE ETukrxkTIsx-aos.
cH1ksE-Ameftcan. OH.
ASTwxaF, U1e. ls.-rxraoLErN-31s.
, 1877-12-17
BIREAI)S'rtJFFS.

FLOu1s-wss dull and unchanged. Bhppers wers
out uf tho nsrkct, u usua1 on Saturday. And local
buyers took Aui4 spaI!n2ly. Sales wcEs sepurttd Vt
7obFs wtutsrs At ~ us 3,s :a1 brs spring extras
~ lsst3 5oi aad Is hsls 0uckwhcat duuF On Pryaia
teFMs Total 34a btls. Tbs uAIkst closed At Tho fol-
o*nR FanKt Vi Wsccst Caolcs ~ fay0Fiie b!aais Ut
wiascFs ta 7sa7.; Yuud 10 prlus brands of winters
u HtSA ehu!cs " Iur spTnK, g. %; fair to
koo4 spEtnx. ka7is3,11; luv ap1ing, sau4a7s fair
70 good Alnnesasx spring. 3i.2as3.1D. Eholca to
fancy Atone&ot& spsinss. f. 25t p&lenS spstngs
e7ub4bu0 low sra4s u. Co.'s. 7at ~, ~ 25ts &0s
buekEheat. H. 3taaul
HHAs-WRs quiet and unchanged. Sale Wal msle Of
~ tons At 8 aAh4att is per Ion uh track.
s4QRrs-SsIs were mads vt 10 tons IT. 9i..O0 per
TIN ub board car
Co4x.NxAt-Eoatse Wa nominal 1t &la u per ton
On track.
WHEAT--Eas rather les ectire and raater, declining
l4. aud clost1x nv helox tls latest prizes 1T F:aay
Liverpool dull tcle4t quilting decline
ei ii pr IT u the llf@h keys. aul New iurk
Gasy willis the Frerlpts here aid II milwaukee, were
city, There SM avery gvo4 aelnana ss spot whr4i II
, 1877-12-17

crs. who cnmh1e upon the changes that they them
rclvcs create whfla waiting for inltatory move.
mehts on the part Of tho heavy operators.
MINING ASSESSMENTS IN aAN FRANclsco.
Aascssmcnts ntc levied this month by thirty -nint
mines in Nevada and California. Their total Is
81, o75, ESQ. The 1sviiends paid by one mine moro
than overbnlante these assessments, bat In most
cases The hands that arc to pay ars not those tha
will tecetsc.
CoryAuB IN gAN FRANCISCO.
The coinage OF thc Ean Francisco Mint In No.
vcmber was 81, 217, GOO, and OF tho Carson Mint
9197, 900.
0OLn AND OHKEHnACKs.
Gold WAS 10oit Ul0ah IN grcenbncks.
Greenbaeks were 07H907h cent? on the dollar
IN gold.
, 1877-12-17
GENERAL MARKETS.

NIluOM. .C0lsN-The delnand from Western man.
ufacmres AIs hut tho Eastern trado has fallen Oft
IN consequence Of tho rise IN frcigha The receipts
contnuc fair. Following the quotations for broal
sold from store tcnns!aur 1uute Ne under
thcsc ngurct: Choice cFccH huF o7c. scd.ttppet me.
dtun do, 11Gkcs bFIs win turl enough TO work
It. s.>4sHc, rcd.tpped do, aA0ilc, green covers AM.
fnsdr sfa5c; ats!k braid. 4Aatc1 rcd and inferior
brush. ~ 4xcs crooked :hk4stc.
lsurrER-Trade WA agnln very qn!ct, tho demand.
lrretofore being principally local account+ mil
largely confined to tho butter qualities. Common and
1nclunt grades werc anost entirely neglected. ani
wcfo to great extent unsatatc. We quote: Fanny
crcan,rFy. a3.c good TO choce grades. caads rln.
Hxuu! So rio demand uss lnlnpfo1ei. Ind pr!ers
~: ss"1s sss
es%$ ss'as.' ,n.., .'"*Sa ,.s
;ss :; ~
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;:$$ ;$! :;5!: a::s:;:: :;;; G';
'4Gs5f ISf eoods dcc,uua usar largo
3 Ths ssfcG.' a Ye Is,d tfn ss SrS I
M ssa ss.sso iioaxSs ID srxS ss asatj
@ - : r.as 81
EtlS-wese easy, Al 17tttsc fur rcklrd, lid ao03Io
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Th.ls ~ netIss ds,nanI foF arss Il rn pres:
i%. ri ?ss?s'Gss a. new taye sa7s
sss's =; :!l E::s: sss;: ~ L;
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S:!ssss 1:$ @ T f sa:s' ks:ssa
!srkS. s.!hoa. n.rksa
s.afaay wa s:a%sl aa seasrsisy i. II %isss. prirss
5;ss s%xat; wrfs f14 y " 4e wnhS5 10
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, 1877-12-17


CATFLE-ConstderfnG tho extreme and continued
drpresson at tho East tho market are hold up sufnss.
inely we'll though hal not the receipts fallen AttFt.
ally short Of this ayesaRe tho probabilities that st1l
ers would have had ample fensons for eran1hlins a
ths results Of the weeks ventures. With daily tup.
ply Of only about bO head the pens kept nratty
well cleared u stook, and the market frum et to last
maintained fairly slcndy tone. In addition to
the light rece!rts. tho improved quality Of tho otter.
inEs wM point to the advantage OF socea Thn pro.
portion Of cnfcc boovca vas larger than for any wcck
OF late, while Of lean cows and thin. rough, mixed
drovrs tlers wtre nottcsab1y fawer OF tho latter de-
scripteonh howesor. thc3u were moro than enough,
the present requirements OF tho local trale-to whom
aonc sellers oox fnr tho absorption OF tho scaiswaR
' az .nsx ,Ss,s
tssks i as t. 'esa say
sS $s:S. Ss 5 & :!
s e nc
IT, Foiowina ass f"' tc any '''' ''s' o'
K.,ra S:Ssas,eash .fesss Weighing 40
choss III esses"Fae lit. w::icrmsd s. 4''' 'o
oss' r. H. st:crs Weigh
s1na 'sel IL iii s: 1ssn 20
pa'sa: ,'s }sa Fl to sommos sss;
pHf a fS: @eanR IL sstss sto eGIs E. 10 t.! city
Stock Cs;tle-coE'n'on cattle. weighing 7oo
.al thla sS1' bsisi. .sEs A'ss'@0
Toss'.EiT,roaEh e. 4. arSyS, asosa9
pa.s ssss III. o:i otase Il ill., IL
sapa, 9t .ho rss ,!sst1S Tl!nc.c .rseE ra
fssss. !: T.. 81 y sS;s1x:s '
-: $ III III liz Il:
tIo ra.t weekt e re:sipts saxr.Est,i .one u Isa "i
:' + stf -: tss' ase ssa
sI. M @tsR h9s: xn% 4 H. "a E
1r;i SSIssxota ,tlxsukSS: luaiaae siis5ssa III!
W. iss !,
zst Z e s* sstsy III, h sss
eiahe tho number of hoRs weighed vas over llstpl
.ry s to '' for 'h' "'k
e bs1Ss az rnes
;!y tme,s va, turtle. .!Iop g lt..lss, which
<!
m IT, @ saoa! wsscl *' In tsa g s
pss*e pst$3 q Il G1x
xas lstEq a N1fk r. ,s
w; ;sr: H. 4 s1'
ises feina nni in tss % peas 1a.ol S@.stnstanlsx
III pasFs.ixs sapry sd isS son:eaSynt ~ ptise:
~ r. e : q ss @ ss; s ,9sssss s
daily As6raxe N 3ttD lH4d. LktkD tDCtpa for tic
ensuE wuck ioekeA for ly ttu trade acetay. and
tha vicinity OF tttn cIoanR quotations warr S30Oa
4i1 for pHr 10 cl,otca packing hoRa and eA.u3.s 20
for heAyY ahlpVlx Eralcs.
H!IEEf..Ih s,ipniy waa ilsht, and of much bcster
although thu md vh+ yory nltan-att, must.
" confined u tho ucal trzin thrFs was. rlnef mar.
At a. HF40 CO. peF 1UOAs With nlost 1t te trad
tHy At 81. tUHA..3.
st: LcyIs. psc. 14-1ioaa-Wesk and tovers only
moderately acttTo wCathGr frry warm oRafut IIvtt
shipping. "a. nosa 75, packing. sR,s.2 .20t butciufs
to faney. o. ltHat ri Fuceipt1 4.4tY
in protest receipts, 400. =
akxi-an ind lowor for best, good 10 choice, g. rs
04,43i StCeaptA, hone.
CINCINNATI,
common. Sa SO3l,ID; lI1iit, $JhIxi,ioi pactinR
shipusnts, IL.
, 1877-12-17

pessi'ters a1.tIy8c f"r laSisry GunhsrIaais qaIsi
q Inv ~ ham. l., ~ S*rA; sxss'
ltscn hama tash aud " y8ay'{c tor I4MMaFy;
shS1s Ibss 7t7ls ior ssntI tleaH tU@Iiss III lam
Altcanvn1e1 huI packed,
tlasAAE-WAs itulct II safe. ..
AEkf rItHufGge-Hera stfAdr and 4utat 1t &051
GiAtD for nsssi t!1IA&ii.m Tor extra u1rssi md
$I:L Ht1 H. Oh for hAilt. .--.
TALL"w-Wsa quoted It 73s21hc for city, sud 7o7Hc
for country.
, 1877-12-17

the fact proved. Tho intcstincs we're then. M,
cor.fing % hl.narrk'a ur.lcr. ptaccI in TN raso
and sent to 8rrlim. Tho rest Of tl,a dug a l,Iy
rovrred with n velvet ratl, nn, b.,rlsi in ths
rask Ut tho chateau. Eight men employed on
tllc grounds attended the funeral in rrocrsson.
1mlIitct! In hfAck. The Prince tlns oflcrel md
n1arkR, or et25, reward for the discovery of tls
us,iauIlEr.
, 1877-12-17

HK+a r1Ek-Haa rather lfs4 aettTe. anH tTrcEulaTly
caAtcf. New hOTk declined 7AstI0c lTI. and Glusd
about So lower than Friday afternoon. did pnrk VS.
fsEofisd .. 5 6r|: r.. AZ: #: "a lrI* ai.s;:
e. January II .s.i o's s,a ~ G,' etIa soI,sr
%etxs. @ SIo.e M :s,ay y ss st or z ~ Fsgalar ss!sr
nary, sI1!h@i - ii salrs fGhrnsTy. lrluu Inpna
quoted nt +bsll..a, and easa pEinla do tl1,aI
LAKit-wus moderately act!ra. declining 10 per Ito
be uller fafhyr iArxe Gs, 4nd Ectfilnx u 9tsu
bsiex The lats.{ pri<ss q f!asy Gas4 srpousd
z u t. ss!ssr j'Haasy e. u y 1.s7 q: afa ~
a!Est c!;.rd 5;nst spos q i sc!Irr AZ ,,oat
~ =, srIier !anaHry A7ss17'o s.ler Feb
NxtT.-WsTa scry d4l ma aaan easier. .oar
de&triptitns hclnx 1utti III !0wrE. Thsr1 ltfht
tsMs,;a tsI s1pt, "; ,hs inquiry NJ ri eqa.l
trrr lMsa;s xrre we.&sisa 3 lhe iart nf ronslna:.
mild AtRtift. salts were rrpbFtri Of llkLHN lbs
'lne,;f.s q +;ie; Sn h"s.s % 4 - 3.4 H get ~
r.la ~ h;s sseE Jsnnsfy anI VI seller FeaEusEr 80
So.r: 20 H.. = 1*se shSft s!naEs st ~
sh!ss sides at usc u 4.tes ttIssfoFA: u B{c, 9uO
st aHls {! los> 1t uic. ~ i1xss onx cut
at7Ac. Thu MARKET closed II Tho follvwlng raRgu Ut