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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-04-05
Mortuary Record.

Mortuary Record.
Following Is the record of deaths In this city
during the month Of March:
March Z, At the aims house, Allie, son of Maria
Robbins, aged l6 months.
" 10, Thomas Burden, aged IS years.
IL, Mrs. Anna Parsons, relict of tie late
Samuel ii. Parsons, aged 80 years
months.
=" II, Orin Parker, aged So years.
4" IL, Mrs. Hannah, widow Of the late Lory
Bacon. aged SO years.
" -, Frank, son of Frank aud Mary Belado
aged months days.
" Is, Reuel Clark. aged A years 3 months.
" 10, Mark Frost, aged SO years.
20, Levi Cowee, aged years.
" 30, Frank o. Whitehouse, youngest son
Of Owen c. Whtehouse, aged &c
years months Is days.
4" 81, Mrs. Eliza Abbot wife Of Hon. A. H.
Abbot, aged 62 years.
" 81, Mary F.. daughter of WILDER F. and
Maria A. Percival, aged Il years
months.
Total, II.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-04-05

The grocery stock owned by the late Grin
Parker is offered for sale 10 our columns.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-04-05

The statutes If the land are explicit concert I'M
this crime, but so mild is the action oil Dr. Pierce
Pleasant Purgative Pellets, that no one having
used them has yet ST ed IRON parguB. APPS 1t
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
gally Aeuusast 5onrnaI.
NEW PSIIIRE.
Death.

PORTSMOUTH, April 4. DIR. jeremiah S. Put
man Of York. who has been in practice in that
place for over 81 yeara died this morning at about
81 years Of age. lie was eminent in his profess
sion and widely known.
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not as thoroughly appreciated it ought to be, to
be able to masticate food without getting twinge
from an exposed nerve. The tortures of the
tooth ache are fendish. Avoid them by renovat-
ing your teeth with the matchless Sozodont.
apl4-t&weodlw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-04-05

Get your medicines put up at Devine & How
ards, in Bue Glass Bottles. mar19teodtf
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SOUTH CAROLYN
Republican Meeting,

KepubIIcan Meeung.
BALTIMORE, April 4. The Sun has the follow
ing:
CHARLESTON, April 3. a caucus of republican
leaders, white and coored, was held to-day, at
which the Hayes administration was denounced.
Ex-Gov. Moses was the ruling spirit. 1t was de-
cded that a convention of republicans be held for
the purpose Of making the best term; possible
with the conservatives.
a great demonstration is preparing at Columbia
to welcome Hampton.
Chamberlaia's Official.
Chamberlain's officials do not consider the rc-
moval of troops as impairing their position. They
will hold to their offices, aud say they never Wi i'll
be peacably deprived of them, the courts are at
present constituted, there being but two supreme
justices, one of whom is with them.
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FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL,
New York Money Market.
EVENING REPORT.

EVENING REPORT.
New York. April 4. 1911.
Money was easy at T. as - per cent. on call. For.
eign exchange oull at 4s71sa- for bankers long
and tS6a4S6}s for demand. Gold opened at lO4tt
anu closed ut 045s. Loans 1laa3- per cent.
Customs receipts, s&l3.90J. Treasury Hisbursed
W 900 interest 500 Tor bonds. and 600 for
silver.
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Weather Indications for To-day.

For the Middle and New England States,
threatening weather and rain, with slightly warm
er east and south winds and falling barometer,
followed during the afternoon in the southern por-
ton of the middle states by clearing weather and
south to west winds
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-04-05

Every Family to Know How to Make their
own Flavoring Elk tracts.
The only way to have them Pure, and at one half
the price paid at stores.
Receipts for Making Extract Lemon, Vanilla,
Essence Peppermint, and Checkerberry,
All sent on Receipt of 25 cts. Address,
FRANK FLETCHER, Aver, Mass.
m -
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No remedy can compare with Forest Tar
Salve Tor curing Piles. apl4-t&lw1w
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WANTED!

A Small House or Lower Tenement containing
or rooms. A. ii. MASON,
journal Office.
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Dten.

In China, I'd inst, Morris Cook, az d 25 years
In Winsiow, I'd inst George AbbJp, aged about
IS years.
In Lewiston, I'd in! Ms. julia A., vile Ct Dan
lei w Gardner. aged ~ years.
In Portland, lst inst, Mrs. Ellen Griffin, aged 30
years
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Cincinnati Produce Market.

Cincinnati, April 4, 1877.
3PORk- eli I5al5 % Clear sides, 7kaS
LARD BACON
Steam, 40-a9 80 Shoulders, g.. a6is
Kettle lO.alot Clear rib sides, s1sas5,
BULK MEATS Clear sides, sz.a-
shoulders, 5lsa5l, WHISKEY- l Olal o.
Clear rib sides, 0-a7a.
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S25 PER DAY GUARANTEED
GO Nj EN-
Celebrated Pierce Well EIcaVatOr |!
AND
Well Drilling Machinery.
WALTER DOCKENDOFF.

Augusta, Me-, has the agency for Maine, of the
Pierce Wen Excavator one OF the gr andcst inven.
lions Of the age.
rms machine has an established reputation la
every state and Territory. 1t has earned over 3d..
coo in single county.
The price we usually charge for a IL inch well,
curbed all complete, is only 90 per foot We can
bore at the rate of 20 feet per good terrific.
ry.
the State. "
We shall remain in Augusta during the Spring
and Summer, and will dig wells, curb them ami
prepare al ready to receive the pump
tor : per foot and assume all risks except the OBJ
stacles of lodges.
Refer to j. l.. button, C. W. Hit, Geo. 4, Ma.
eomber, DIR. Brickett and {. c. Hunt OF Augu sta
Address WALTER DOCKENDOFF,
mar5ftf Augusta.
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ROstOn Stock List.

Boston, April 1, 1877.
tSaies at the Brokers' Boardl
Eastern Railroad AZ,
Boston q Maine Railroad Wfa-
Portland. Saco 4 Portsmouth, 49a-
Boston Il Name Railroad rs, a
Eastern Railroad 70 50 a.
Maine State Us. al IL
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-04-05

The lady or gentleman sojourners at fashionable
seaside resorts or spas, may rest assured that
Glenn's Sulpher Soap will furnish them certain
protection or prompt relief from irritation of the
cuticle, no matter from what cause arising, and
prevent tan or freckles. Sold by all druggists.
Hills Hair and Whisker Dye, Black or Brown, so
cents apl4 -t&1 mo
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o::3O TO 2 p. !
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON: SPOT WEAK; FUTURES BARELY
sTEADY-FLoUR DULL-wHEAT STEADY
CORN QUIET - OATS STEADY wHIsKEY
sTEADY-PORK srEADIER--LARD FIRMER-
PETROLEUM DULL--sPIRITS OF TURPENTINE
FIRM-ROsIN sTEADY-OIIs FIRM--CoFFEE
sTEADY-sUGAR NoMINAL-FREIGHTs GEN
ERALLY STEADY.
THURSDAY, March 15--6P NJ.
Few changes OF importance occurred In the general
merchandise markets to-day and business moder.
ate in nearly everything, On Change -four remained
quiet at unchanged figures. Wheat was quiet but
steady. Corn was quiet but Hrmer for all grades of
new Oats steady. Whiskey was unchanged
Pork little steader. Lard quiet shade bet
ter Freghts generally steady Cotton the spot
weak. Futures barely steady. Coffee was steady.
sugar nominal. Oils firm Petroleum dull. Roun steady.
Spirits turpentine hrm
CoFFEK.-The market for Rio quiet: 1000 bags
sold evening at Baltimore Cricket 1896 for good
low fair Mild collie steady, with u fair trade de-
mand We quote Ordinary lie I7tc. fair do,
19lc; good sio. 2Jc- prime do. 2Os.c 2lc extreme
range for lots lie 22ac Santos fair to good. I9ic
20c, gold 90 days; Java governments bags. nc 2,c do
2c 2lc Singapore, I0c. 2lc Ceylon 1yc
a2lc Maracaibo, 1899 21ac Laguayra, 19c> 20Isc
Jamaica, 1Sc 1Dc ST. Domingo, I61ac. u I7c Porto
Rico. 2Oisc Costa Rica, 1sc 2c. Me xican lsc
2Oc Manila, lsc. 19c.; An ostura, l9c 2Dtsc Sava
nia. Islsc. poe Curacao. 1G1ec. ~ l9c.
CoTroH the spot duh and weak. The from
Liverpool encouraging. the market being dull
with 5000 bales sales and 132d lower arrivals Our
was lost by the second call" From that time
the close prices continually luctnang, and the
market closed barely steady with decline for day of
from to 10 points The closing prices of to-day
with Wednesdays as follows:
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DOMESTIC MARKETS,

GALVESTON. March 10, 1877.
Cotton weak mddng Iiidc. middling. 1886. good
ordinary. 1Ol4c Net receipts DOL bales Exports
wise, = 1884 sales l2o. stock, ", ,fsl.
NLw ORLEANS. March 15 1877.
Cotton steady: mddng. Isac.: low middiing, IO5Gc.
good ordinary, lOlc Net receipts. 4,7I3 bales gross
5tOi. ExportsIo france, 1885 coaswise, LOS Saies
MOBILE March 10. 1877
Cotton quiet; middng. 1O7sc., miidiing. IOsc ,
good ordinary. 1Oc Net receipts. 39f bales Exports
coas.wise 135 sales, 1000 Stock. G3,9fG
CHARLESTON. March 10 1877.
Cotton dull middling. 15c low middiiny Ne; good
ordinary. lie. Net receipts 1D bales 10 France
1850; coastwise, 6v sales, 900. stock, 20.DlI
BUFFALO, March 10. 1877.
Market demand light. with only fair inquiry Tor
wheat and oats Flour firm aud UNCHANGED: sales IDD
bbs 1,4U bushels No hard Duluth wheat at " 13
new high mixed ut 5Oc 800 bushels Western
ut Ale Receipts Flour $500 Dbs wheat, GiUD
bushels: corn, 1900 CO. oats ZOO do barley, !6OO
do. 2suD do. Sbpmcnts-Flour 22lO bbls wheat,
eOOO bushels corn. 13 200 do. oats 1000 do barley,
1900 do; rye. $500 do.
CHICAGO. March 10. 1877.
Flour steady and unchanged. Wheat airly active aud
shade higher; No Chicago spring. 81 ~ cash 81 2js
April. ~ 275s May No do. ~ ~; rejected yGc Corn
i3c May: rejected 37c. oats hmer; 2lc cash, 327Gc
April 3Jc. May Rye quiet aud unchanged Barley hrmer
52c. Pork IN fair demand and higher. xi3 37s cash
Apri Si3 57ls May. Lard ialrly active and shade
higher; 80 O7Is April, 40 I7s - 10 May. Bulk
hrmer shoulders, BE- short ribs 7sac: short clear
sides, 7esc Dressed hogs dull and nominal 10 80
Whiskey IN air demand and irm ut ~ o. Receipts =
Flour, $500 btls wheat $500 busheis corn. $1,000 do.
oats, 3 90 do. rye, 3I5 do barley. I,Un do ship
ments-Fionr. $500 bbls wheat, 400 bushels; corn.
$4,000 do oats, 1900 re- 7S5 do. barley, $500
81 "a 81 2tiS April; ~ 2sls May. Corn &c. higher;
3DIsc. April; 43oc 43ac May Oats unchanged. Pork
~ osS ssS oi,. April; 50 iajs - iS'Msy. ' ''''
The New York herald., 1877-03-16
NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY, MARCH e l877-TRpLE SHEET

The closing prices In London were :-Consos for
money, 96s< 96k; do for account, e6H; hve-twenty
bonds of 1866 (odl 1885; do 1867 l0sk 1927 ten
forty bonds 10s4; new nves, 1O7s< 1o7: Erie CON-
mon shares TX IN; do. preferred. 17k; Illinois
Central, 81.
UNITED STATES TREASURY
Revenue receipts to-day were ss55,ooo; customs
cepts 1850 900; bank notes received for REDEEM ptop
$780, 900.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Government bonds were nrm in sympathy with gold,
and they closed steady at the following quotations
United States currency skies, 123H o 1884; do do
1881, registered, 1l1x 1l1t; do do, do, coupon,
1l2Az a1l2K do. do 1885, registered, iO7X 1885, do.
do do, coupon. 1O7a< los do do, do, new, regis
tered. lOsk a 10sa< do do, do, coupon, 1857 .
l0ss<; do. do. 1867, registered, 1llas lll do do
do coupon, lllx NIX; do. do, 1858, registered,
1i3< 113x do do, do, coupon, 1l3h 1l3A; do.
ten-lorties. registered, 1lo l1OH; do. do, coupon,
ll0K ll0X do. nvcs, 1884, registered, 1O9sz ITO
do do, do. coupon, l0y3 sllo; do AIS 1884, reg
istered, 1864 q 100.
Al the Board State bonds were strong, with sales
confined Tennessees old Virginia consols, second
SERIES Missouri long sizes and Georgia sevens. In
New Orleans Louisiana consos brought 633s 63x.
RAILROAD bonds.
In railroad bonds the largest transactions n
Albany and Susquehanna seconds at % q 93H, the
latest previous sales having been at 90 the next
largest In Union Pacific land grants at 1885
yesterdays price, the Cleveland and Pittsburg
tourths 107 Also Yesterdays prices the In Gen.
trial Pacific hrsts at 1861. Chicago and Northwestern
gold sevens sold at s97s, Delaware. Lackawanna and
Western seconds at l05A Morris and Essex nrsts at
1l6k Delaware and Hudson bonds OF 1884 at %, Erie
fourths at 1o5 and lfths at 10lT.
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
The New York herald., 1877-03-16

loo at ~ 2e 900 at y 27e 900 at IL 23c 600 at IL 2c.
80 80 ~ " nc 100 at i2ac 40 liable. S0 at H. ia.
op az II iSc Ausnst 800 a. ~ 3sc 100 At isle 2p
i.Sc. lyo at l221c 2D at l232c.. sfD AT II 2sic.
700 80 "a at Ere 100 at y 2Sc ao at ~ 2ic: 200 at
600 at 222c 500 at u 24c.. 500 at l22;ic.. 1000
NJ I,ISoc'. ,aD A. IL l3c. 800 at II i3c... 500
~ 2c 700 AT IL Oc. 2uO NJ 12O9c September 800
y loc 100 At 2i2c.; goo 2oic. October. 2lo at
!ntc Sovepber 100 at lille. 500 at zoe. 400 ~
i6ic. 100 at CSC Total 6960o bales Grand total.
sses The receipts At the port. we're ioI"ws-
savannah t57; Charleston. l29: Wilmington ~; Nor
folk, !Gy New York ~: Boston, 10; Phadslphia l2s
Total I362 bales This day last week, 6.i72 This day
iast year. o4oa Total since September !, 3.842, s3
bales Noton heights closed oilows.-To HAvre, bv
steam se. compressed; by sail. asc To Hamburg. by
steam 4c:. compressed. To Bremen. by steam hc.
pressed TO Liverpool, by steam. Nd; by SAIL 1929
Flour AND GaAIx.-iecepts- Flour &, $50 bbs; wheat
$50 bushels; meal $50 bbla and bags; corn
81 $40 bushels oats l4,70O Dr.; rye. 394 do; barley
malt: 2,sOo DO The -four market quiet. but with
out decided change The sales about lO5OO bbs in
cludtng state Western and Southern the
tatons. Rye -four quiet Sales were 200 bbls Corn
shrnrsd nricss W. ana.s o ~. ooIs sno paes ~ un.
The New York herald., 1877-03-16

Lospos. March 15 1877
Krw YORK rRopuck EXCHANGE rrroRr
LIvKRrooL March IS. 1877
@ su =. Tss %s:,s5S Ann q.
clear dull At 3ss short clear duh 39s. nams-Long
a s u Al Il @ ps sssaas ms.. sa .
m. % s ,,sn, ~ wss ,,sasy at a "a Iog
Rosin-Common steady at 81. 9d. hne dull At los I'd
ss :. as.a % 3d. wSss in
No No ! 'pnng steady A. loa ID No spring steaay At
Western steady at ioa Cd. corn-Mxed soft steady AZ
GLASGOW, March IS. 1877
Sugar active. with large busiaess doing Prices have
The Times. in its financial article to-day says:uni,ed
more than ever before susDtcon extends less
shows their sealed book Something beyond
@ hs sy q s~snsa Il sy
events This feeling is Intensified By me presence IN this
constantly Watching an opportunity TO run down particular
Pennsylvans Rsilwsy statements Of the most sipistsp
eharseter are circulated and gain cedence because the
false II the railway companies themselves do not
their mortgasees and in the eeares iia, there
% be hsr e S rn s" hs sfi 10 here for
wnsm matters wsn, wrong; but that may become
scnaholasIs to b told that they have their remedy
p1aotes. the railways can be sold 30 satisfy the mortgage
ineir rights make the best Of them With help and
aStsT asass the s, q may D
matter OF fact tor want OF such help more ruinous losses
foreclosure in America than Loan agents
s IN S the
to secure u~y OF action by throwing their into
speak with authority"
rHE NEW JERSEY CENTRAL MIsxANAoEMExr THE CAUSE
OF DIsrRusr.
tPal Mall Gazette. March
For some weeks past feeling nearly approaching to
sares on both sides Of the Xsl"n.c and
ana a have We nns s Sac
have fallen In that tor time to bring
ton So far however the panic has been confined rail
S %
exception. The OF this feeling the break up
as % s ss S se Sn 5
@ ns s s s s %
appehensions excited by the Presidential contest long
rs%s M "s shs e"a
are as they the days oa
and Fisk to be .caetared" by ring and mismauagcd
.ns snarenoIasr. that has exercised the greatest
Of The public IN this country Should Chiefly Be- dirsetsd
american railways have Of late years been steadily rising
security could be taken for their good Il
line IN couple Of years investment in American railways
"n of , ayes 70 and in the hope that public
recognize the necessity remedy Tor the existing dis.
graceful state ol tainss j de,rasls that The immunity
DO clearly understood For this purpose report issued
by committee OF shareholders OF the Central of
Jersey Railroad is highly instructive.
SPECIE AND SECURITIES
LONDON March Is, 1877.
Silver closed to day at BOD per ounce
The OF bullion Withdrawn from tho Bank of Eng.
land on balance to-day Is EIU3,OoO.
QuEENsrowN, March ~. 1877
Tho Inman Line steamship y OF Chester, from Liver
pool smicd from here to-day for New York. She takes out
GlOO,oDO In bar silver tor New York.
FRANKFORT. March 10. 1877.
United States bonds, now hves lU35a
The New York herald., 1877-03-16

The following shows the advance and decline in the
closing prices OF the principal active stocks as com.
pared with those of yesterday =
ADvANcE-Pitsburg, u; Northwestern, n; Della
ware Lackawanna and Western, "a Morris und Essex
q; Atlantic and Pacific, y Delaware and Hpdson'
II gold, x.
DKcLrsE.--western Union, "; New York Central
"a, Erie. a; Lake Shore, North western preferred
q Rock Island, "a; ST. Paul preferred u; Ohio and
Mlssissppi. Il; Hannibal and ST. Joseph y: Hanni.
bal and 81 Joseph preferred, "a New Jersey Southern
"a; Michigan Central u; Burlington and Quincy ~.
CLOSING PRIcEs-3 +. NJ
The New York herald., 1877-03-16
The closing prices OF Philadelphia stocks were: =
MINING SHARES

Tho following were the opening quotations for
mining stocks at San Francisco to-day:-Gould Il
Curry, II; Savage Z; Chollar Potos, 30; Ophir. 49,
Hale Norcross, Grown Point 0; Yellow Jacket IL
Belcher, Z; Imperial, Il; Virginia consolidated, AZ
California, As; Ovcrman, 6s; Raymond & Ely. g.;
Eureka CIV, 81 Best Iielcher, 29 Kentuck, O. Union
consolidated Alpha. 49, Meadow Valley, "; Sierra
Nevada, 6; Mexican. 16; Caledonia, q; Silver HILL 81
Eureka consolidated 10; Justice, IL; Julia consol-
idated, 4
The New York herald., 1877-03-16
SECOND BoARD-1 80 p. N.
SAN FRANCISCO MINING SHARES.

SAN FRANCISCO MINING SHARES.
The following table gives the prices of the prominent
gold and silver mining snarcs, including the opening
prices of to-day received by telegraph from San
Francisco All prices in gold:--
The New York herald., 1877-03-16
-Stanedood ordinary 10 lie. strict good ordinary.
10 7-i6c.; low mddng, I0aac mddings lllac spot
sales folows:-
To Dan Last Eresing. Total
COnsumpton

10 7i6c; low ,mddng, iosac midding,siij4c. spot
sales follows:-
10 Dar Last Ere.i"g. Total
Consumption ................. J33 IU6 $50
delivered ON contract D bales. For future delivery the
sales follows; Yesterday after r. MMarch, 200
bales II SDc April 100 at 1Is5c. 100 sIc go
II SIc 700 at S2c, 80 lSIc 500 at soc. 800
at II ne May, 200 at IID1e, 800 at II aSc., 600
lI.D7c, 500 ut ic, 300 ut iJc, 2uJat 9ic 400 at
II sc june 100 ut - l2c 800 ut IL 1c, 500 II loc,
10 at ~ nlc July 200 At ia2e. 800 az y loc 20 at
~ lSc. 100 at ~ lUc August 100 ut IL 2dc.. 800 e
u 25c 500 at 22ic 200 At DE 100 At IL nc 900 at
122Ic.; september 500 at IL. U2c November 3UO ut
ildse Deecmber, 800 at li9e. 200 At li1sc Total.
bales at ll.s0e. April. goo at limc., 200 at
IYc. 100 at ii92c, 30 11.9ic.. LOO ut i0Oc.,
loo s2c 100 at sc 500 ii slc 100 s2c
700 At ~ sDc 800 Isle 700 l77c., 100 At II Tsc
IuO0at Zoe, 5OOat lille 3OOst H. 7Oc .O 6gc
100 at l65c. 500 at I1Jjc 100 1i.t0c 400 ut II7oc ;
May 7vost 12c l0Da ~ O2c 600 II U0c 400 ut H. OJc
200 at oc 100 ut I2c, IDa IL Ole, LOO ut IL ODE
300 Mt l2c 500 ~ I9yc, 900 at sc. 700 ~ lly7c
800 ut Y5c., 600 NJ 9ac, 300 SOC. $40 nj he
400 Ut lO9c 400 at I0sc 800 at l.97c 300 II DGc
tJ ~ Doe, 1000 ut D6c., 100 Mt IIDJc 800 at II 0i
900 at l2c. 500 at II 0Ic.. 600 at S6c 100 NJ ~ Sc
400 ~ lSjc 400 at - S.c 200 at lI.SIc, lO at 11S,c
600 vt u Sic, 100 at SIC 200 lSic 100 II Ste
June, 300 ut I3c 30 ~ l5c.. a l6c 200
ut ~ lsc 300 at II 17c 400 ut H. 1Gc 800 ~ sc
at ~ lzc 100 ut ~ 1c.. 500 ut 12OSc 600 II Osc
700 NJ IL Oc, 200 at ~ f1c 800 ~ l2c.. 1UD at
2 c. 200 at l2O3c.. 200 at 2tsc. 2DD ut i2Uc 2UO
~ iOc, 600 at l2c.. zoo use. 300 II c 500
Soc. 100 at iis4c 4Ov st ii96c. Juiy 1000
The New York herald., 1877-03-16
sEx-dividend 81 per share.
MEMORANDA.

MEMORANDA.
despatch from Chicago was received to-day to the
effect that 1t was authorltatively reported hore that
Mr. Newell of the Lake Shore Railroad Company, al
ter having agreed to advance passenger rates.
advising IT, had this morning dnally backed down
his arrangement declined to have anything further
to do with It at present
The following sales were made at tho oosp hoard M
The New York herald., 1877-03-16
HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA. March 10. 1877.
Spanish gold 2231 22f.
Exchange rising the United States, sixty days.
rency. Ia u discount; on London ~ u 14is premium.
Sugar quiet ana weak ciaycd, No. IL, ii III mus
yado fair to good, S3t 9ls.
The New York herald., 1877-03-16
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.

EISsrEfS-HESpRicKa- W ednesday, March ~ By
the Rev J. J. Lyons. EbwrS EixsrEIS TO FANNY,
daughter Of the late Urah Hendricks. all OF this CITY,
GrEsr-MIcKESs Central Baptist Church, March
13 1877 Nhe twenty anniversary OF the marriage
OF the groom's parents by Rev. j. d. Herr, assisted
by Rev J. d. Wilson, ISAAC B. GuKsr. Jr, TO LOUISE
f., youngest daughter oi William Mickens Esq. all
OF this city.
THoNPsox-BURToN-On Wednesday, March IA
1877, by the Rev. George II. Hepworth. Mr. SnAs
THOMPSON, or New Haven, conn, TO Ara CoRnRlrA J.
BURTON, OF New York. No cards.
The New York herald., 1877-03-16
CLOSING PRIcEs-3 p. n
The closing prices were:.
THE MONEY MARKET.

THE MONEY MARKET.
Money continues cheap and abundant both 10 specu
iators and merchants Call loans are down at n nor
cent and prime mercantile paper at 81 per cent
Money closed easy at per call Tho following
we're the rates OF exchange New York at the under
mentioned cities to-day ay:-Savannah, u premium
Charleston, easy, 4 premium; ST. LOUIS, buy ing
loo. very scarce; Cincinnati, steady, buying par
selling lilo; New Orleans, numerical, $40; bank
a. and Chicago, ~ premium In stocks New York
Central loaned at Lilo, Delaware ana Hudson at X
532, and Delaware, Lackawanna and Western At
Lie 3-32 Sterling exchange was steady; prime
asking rates, 4s41a 4S6: selling rates, s3sl
Asa and T. s555 q 4s5sl. Rcichmarks, g4% 94a.
and s5H s5,s. Cables. 95sl e55s Prime Paris
h162s a5.14H.
TnE GOLD MARKET
Gold opened At l04H and closed 104X, all the
'ales to-day having been NJ these Igurcs The carry
ing rates we're and n per cent Loans also
made fiat aud at and per cent for borrowing.
Cola clearngs at tho National Bank OF tho State Of
New York;
cUrrencv $is5, ~
"'"'" eie"'""Ccs' 24,04O, UUO
CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT.
E.aeney eAehges..... $622S3,O7I
Go'd oxnamgaa 3.lo, 42S
""'~ ""'"""oH' lII1,5i0
THE FOREIGN MARKKr.
Tho London advcos report no change by tho Board
Of Directors to-day In the Bank Of England rate of dis
coun--2 per cent Tho advance IN the ratio for money
In the open market yesterday was the result OF
merely temporary causes, the government custom of
collecting taxes at this season being among them.
The specie In the bank increased f65 900 during the
past week. and the proportion OF reserve to liabilities
Is now 464, against 10 1l16 per cent last week.
Bullion to the amount OF G1O3 600 was Withdrawn
from the bank on balance to-day Bar silver sold at
55d per ounce ConsoIs and United States bonds are
fraction lower except tenfortcs which are stcady
our hvcs advanced 'S per cent at Frankfort The
specie In the Bank OF France decreased g. 0O0 900
srancs during the week. Ronles have risen 10 1911
The New York herald., 1877-03-16

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The New York herald., 1877-03-16
EUROPEAN MARKETS.
COMMERCIAL.

LoSDoS. March 15 1877.
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