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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-30
THh STATE OF TRADE.
FrRnPEAN MARkETs.

IIy1Rrool Jan 29-Pork-I as..ln hrmcr at so western
f1 5 az u fI Il .s 1I 2aas c@ siGy p 1t @ a.
steady st 80 Iiamsiong ca cui at + ShHaoIs d1 ~
IJi Prime Ness dan al So Iafd-i1'me "eTIgn 'aay
s,irts dan "a 81. Kos.n-tommoa duh II 49, Fms du!
At lU8. ChoraeAmdlcan tho,' stead az i. l.fW u G
40 Srrne anll ri loa. Ne. dan al 100; Winter
St, son ii AZ tG f,r Old al .tt4dy - 2I"or No#
hccrpis of " htat ter tAe "erk-ir'm ,lie Au,u'
s15 a.. B',cp's ~ corn 81 %, q's ,.., IN .,,
ncir -l'O ~, - 90 1871. ,, rar cc!i en-,
d'i', ~ - @ ,f5iC aad S,r.l delivery Ga,; also
SAT-. II TIE rani, G1'td tPduis, Low Mr'"nhS 'iS,
ApIi! and May delivery si 49, ,i' .. t., . ti
lar II Ga,.J. la"., Tow NIatHg clause sfi '" fcO
TN ii2f JAM 2j-,-jo D. u.Co on {, na' Miins
UIl.uds D'si; si' iE* ola. rel s.'' s9'"o 'S 10
i,ro Jan. % p! M P,ds c'i,oa ~" Mdanns
iIyfarlui Jaa % p. nj Iia'"s 'otni 10" f,iE
dn! cau.c Ali ana May drv,:y, gil. p',".1' i ~,
az q; s.-i Upanc,. iow MiiiA2 c,",''' shpp,H
February ant llrc'l "s. 11-G Ga The sales '' '''
oAi gi 5-l5 p m-Upsads cotton, LOW Mid
elii, r.r, snl,p- F.hriay AMI Mach sail ~
a hls ft .r. Spr ana Mas Gciyegy. "a. ,,
IirE~rooi- jan 80 M lasd' o,'I ri, ,nj. Low
AIIng CLAUSE, ! pr and siay "ryer, ,,s2l sd sIso
MadLsg ra ..,,s. siPPci N'''A anu 'p'''
iREErc5L jan 9s' iaCGt,oG on, fGinI yy aat Up
niaItS iw Nilig claIse pill shay delivery o. u,
tI,tVp.,, IAN. H.. H.-RcEcd Petroleum, ga. 7
gallon Coanon a5.n Gj, aud II Tor fHi' co. 'p''''
i.,, i HEyerins-Iiuscel oil, 27G9 evil -
iipn. Jan 29l. - p. nC"nsoi-. lils 100 pom l Hull
- a., ,rni,t United states bonds, lStJs, % - lSots
i,Jga,. 10 ~ llcl Halfway Shares prce''"'' -
NIy jan g. D. m-Paris aiyiccs quote per cent
EQutrs a 1871. GJc. for tie ac0oiii
IoSpOy Jan 2'-} ~ m.C,so's, 30 Vf U'th '""' W.
,ba ar.nai,i Lie Railway shares preferred 40 ,,,
LEnpuN Jan. 20 $40 y. mfnr aiou,' ol DWo "i','
dawn iiom the Bank OF England on Da'aIce 'o''' 10
.4IlOOO. ,,,.... honda fer. fortics.
ms. Iry, Gvns iO1 y PARIS alNHUs f@oe mo P'I eNH'
l,rut,s al 1917. ~ l.C Tor The account H., , .-ai
rynGy Ian 80 D. n>ly or quoted today al % ~
,,.c..., r,,r,icup I'D p gal
Iou shirt. Tn!pautle, @lG owl -. ... Co.. tooI.
FRA.EFoi Jan. 20 ! ncd states bones new n.y. oo
SfwtRp Ian 2y-Petrvleam. 81 al Tor fihc fale Ae'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-30
MONDAY. Jan. Pop. NJ.


The principal feature of to-day's stock mar
So. GAS the continued pressure sell Central OF New
Irsev TIE opening sale at 30 followed by quick
decine 10 2ss and sudden rally to 29i9 Here the
veal business began and long stock was poured out down
., e6lo followed by short sales down to 25is Then on
che covering by bears" the price rallied to 279 with
S,l sale, at 27l4 Nearly year ago. when this stock
os selling at I0z THE TRIBUNE first called attention to
,he condition of the company and its finances, but so
t was tho faith Of stockholders In official assurances
,hst ALI was right II for time had no effect. How
ever since then more than proved all
40 asserted by facts and figures have been true 80 that
the sseptics OF that day are now questioning with
themselves to the probable value OF the companys
consolidated bonds. 1t may be well for this class of per-
sop 70 remember that the first depreciation In the value
Of the property of corporation must fan upon the
.,ck and not upon its creditors II the stock is worth
oecnt the bonds must he good. Delaware lackawanns
and Western was also feature, but because OF us
pb rising from TIN TO 72&872es. IL is believed
that ore more attempt is TO be made TO make the cash
stock scarce the closing of the transfer books on the
3st inst for the annual election. Be this as 1t may
there no probability OF any contest In fact 1T Is doubt
mi II the present direction could avoid its response
bG,ty for past bad bargains. in the shape OF un-
profitable leases, &c. by refusing TO be reelected
Al all events, ii is not likely that fny new
men wish to step into the control OF "hrsteaSs cor
porton which is delaying the payment OF small supply
bills 40 days after they due, and declining to name
day when il win pay. This is fact of the Delaware
Iackawanna and Western Company The remainder ot
the market simply reflected the struggles 81 the cqnes or
pools 10 prevent serious break Hence Lake Shore was
sustained at 55a547s and rushed TO 55l2 from which it
broke to 545 and subsequently by main strength was
rallied to 554 The true of the fluctuations IN
Michigan Central al 4sdiS2s 1850 477s Central and
Hudson at 1O2alOi2alO2 Rock Island at l0lAe
lOllsalO2; Northwestern AT 81 o34'sa35; preferred
mt 5Cl G55a 56l4, and Western Union at 75'sG1645d
75IiQ75a. The st. Pauls now speciality, fepa
rated from the remainder of the market and subject only
L. their OW respective positions. The comm II totia>
sold al 1890 l7ls Gl75, aud the preferred al 43's@t2
atGl.Q United states Express was weak leclDllS
10 II on q ruDOr that the next quarterly dNlcehu VIII
be reduced 10 per cent ana Adams was :. iowet ~
lOils. The market closed unsettled ana WltHOut lCa
ture. The following table shows the
RANGE OF THE MARKET A THE STOCK EXCHANGE:
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tCarerully reported Tor rHx rRBUSK.l
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North RieeT, Vessels am Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


AsUEs-Trade limited and quotations were honl
naIlV unchanged Pots, 4i4c. and Pearls, L'sc nj, .
CoFFIfI- grades dul aud uncianged hlo was
scodrr Al II eaZlc gold. or Ordinary 10 PRIME u,Mces
with better trade embracing sales OF OUl bars eA ip
cns 2oG lE,os p Com Dupont, 1000 bags eX AMER SOM
5000 bags tx Nautilus aud i3l4 bags * Anna DeoTo
sTaI On uryatp terms the stock Of Brazil nj al po -
Gs ~ has Of which l52 bag here end G603 ~ sam
sore The United States visible supply Oi biaA Conee 10
35S.O49 bags .o.--- -. -. ,, = ,ooiira
COTrON-Thcre only triilnS bnsiu ~ a, decline
of Sc in sympathy the continued depression ID LAY
Io,i; the receipts nther lall Sl haiss asai l
~ week. ANA 2l,I bales iis da9 aS
LAY There were sales bales of which O"5 90 ~alu
gy evening including 50I Tor export saturday evening -
o. nome ion and FOR speculation; 700 bales were
jeyfTIi on contract The follow The reduced quota
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-30
coal. TRADE REVIEW.

- Prom The Engineering and Mining Journal. Jan e
We last week called attention to some alarm
ing Gestures 10 the anthracite trade aud events are
Rapidly justifying our fOrebOdings The outlook Is cx
ccdngy Encouraging and air is full OF rII0ors or
nndncal eInbarT assnets which rapidly drifting one
~ Two Of tie companies into the whirlpool OF receiver
Ship This step seems 70 be imminent Ia at least one
case ana the anticipation Of fierce business war which
supposed 70 fOreshadOW. las created weIli0nnQcQ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-30

STATE bonds were inactive and dull with sales Of 800
District Of Columbus at 1915 Missouri long hohuS III
IO47sUlO4&, Tennessee old at 49, and new az iti2 IN
IN city bank stocks German american sold t2 NJ %
American Exchange Q00l at lO7l2 and metropolitan tU
stl3l
The operations in railroad bonds comprised 1T. Fanl
Nukmg funds at 79lia793s; First La crosse At 20;
Northwest consolidated at lO4; Consolidated ootd,
S2a9l7- 0g2la; Chicago Darlington and quincy, 75d
ll9i2; DO do S. H.; Hannibal and 81 Joseph IS at
CO.'S and North Missouri at 9S4 a9S% Central OF new,
Jersey consolidated sold az II, convcrtblcs at 73 ana
Lehigh and Nhkesbarre indOrsed at 3505i.
ar. James n. Steblns has been elected president OF
he Cuzns Gas Light Company OF Brooklyn, Ia place of
III william Libby, who has resigned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-30

E.I0O II
SEC, Good ordinary iIiGs Mddling l2l2
Ir futnrc delivery there better business 81 i-Ho~c
lover prices acs SATURDAY alter =. m-Narch 90 3.le;
300 i!$., 4pr TOI 49, 100 1879. May 100 l@-9
iaG LIS lime 700 Il 500 3asl; geo l@lois; july q,
i4S: 800 lie; 100 l4l57; august 30 41el; 900 ~
-, ~ q so h,es First cal tOdAy-Jdnud!, 10, la.i
fr6 aafl SEQ 1%aa; 100 ai,e = H. is! iIpi o. !5s;
49, lCt sII,.; August 800. II; NoScmhtl 6ot l"..2;
toial COO bales. Tlrd c,l-Jan1ary 700 no; teI
IOG l;I, s. L. l3lls April GO - ~; -tIlc'ti'
iGa iS5 0c;olai 900 l$'r,; N0ycmbrI, so" l3s2 Deem
i.r gaN 49,, total. 900 bales sales Today N - : T. FL
January 300 's tsaruaI 400 5; 100 d@G =; so,
7 10 i iFss iSn ~ 800 l,; 47O9 l2l Alrl 80,
~ sti 13IJ go. >; 1903 lj7.2; 5Up 1875 90,
i$lz. 800 l$ TO- Isle, 99 1872; lS' I i + gS3
On NJ; lime, 2g0 1884,; 20i. i3is2; July, 5O'
- 100 lSs.a,: 500 . Auel' 800 lilss: COO L. ~;
,t,tnr j 1872: October. 800, laS.; 100, LOO o't ~,
90 90 'ai,s grand tot1. ALSO baes Exc an~'sc pm
20 ectarre 700 Ftbu n. ,st for zoo lrbIay; 10 H"
nee ioda, The market dose steady at The decline Nam"
- ~ /. NJ 1 q !.
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g Hlss1s e
,s;.. E.s %ss e.
t .P %s A. SI. as ss f*ss. ss
~ SSs We sa' s 9 e
sv.s so. sg . and Ss
II : 60 10 0%ep a7a March 81 April 81
e. az = s's ''fss Fl 81 S$s
ssis rloSf 1000 bush Wheat shDmenis7oOo bOl'
fisaT ssa2 snsh JAM %hsst rloqr da ss.
ssd e . =:
s:ss; :'ss ss$ S csSs:
& %"sslfs ss91Ps Ha ss$sy: @E%S %
e. So g. M9Ay 4qsd Essen 81 10 a
bb9 Wheat $500 BUSH Corn, Ss coo bush rye Loco LOCO
ST. LOUIS Jan unsettled lover 20 ssIl only r.
sa canal s S5fE t Wes g s Match No. 10 hG &
81 aoS ssi fo areS Corn dal M1sd $sas$sS
s s e S sys dbl he s6% hsas cash
@ ,S @ 81 ~ ia ap n SS
S S"e a 3, se s02 sfd
a"a % GF lots ss ss % Hogs Hs H
sGns 50 ma r ~ GRADES
1890 bbls. Flour 5000 bush Wheat 5000 bGsh SS 9TH
.i5frDo jan EoFlGur qaiet Wheat dull 10 WHIT xnT
a 81 ~ f% NJ sch s No. k eSS GP Red q
dull; High mixed. spot 44i2c; February, !+Ae March
&c. M HS iy sSG b a ana
3s sa and nea fSy1 BIS SEED fo sm bush
27,oJo basil Corn 5000 bn,h oats; shpmsnts-2oo bol'
WINox Jap TrTRS%i1Ts 2, 1ni ans
aS al s2sss o5 Tor Hard s5ss os for Yellow Dip 50
ass 20 for Virgin Tar steady at 81 So
COTTON MARKETS.
GALVESTON IAN 2a-Cotton Duet; hiddng, 1870. Low
Middpa. Good Ordinary sc net reeeipls + 6o
bales 70 the oStBsnt s5s biles coastwis bales
SSnFSIR, jan 2P~coitoa da Middng 1890. net re
cp,s SIS bales exports coastwise 55o bales saiS 200
BALraoEi, Jan 29~cotton hrmer Mid1inr, &c., Low ;n
hle- exports lO5 bales; sales Ia bales STOCK
BosToy jan 29-Cotton quiet; Middus, Isle; Low Md
ding 1850. ooi Ordinary i2'ae hGt fe1ePssi nics
WisisGTCS Cotton que and nominal Mia adj +s
cpts %. bales; exports to tae Channel bales STOCK
LsDEIrmA Jan. 2eCoton quict Miadns IShs
10y ST ,3 1ii nrSs i54 ba" oo
MSS 5d ssr 4nl sA4 III r,s s 49,
bales Nport to Great Britain tG beits cost"Se' l4l4
nEw.OEIKANs Jan. 25.~Ccom weak NnddlinF, l2a.c.;
2s0 gross i6299 bales exports 20 Great BriS ain
bales coastwise l,42S bSles sales 3OoO UhS; socS'
SifrH 22cotton qnei and easy nj dim ;e6
receipts, 4i2i bales shipments, 69C2 paleS s"eS loo'
MUGrsTA Jan 70 COTTON dun and lower Middhng, l2is
al24c. Low Middlng llCsallSac; Good Ordinary, il@
II sc receipts. iSi bales sales. % ba!ts ,,,,,,
CuARlR-r6N 29C ottOn duh and depressed hldhine
l-ac; Low Miidhng l2lac. Good oriasry lZc; net re,
ceis gl bales exports codsiwise l20Obacs sales 21o
bales STOCK. 534C6 bales. ,.. ,o,-,o,
JOtsvItir JAN 29-Cotton quiet; Middling. l2assl22c
ClNCiNNAII Jan. 29CotOn dull and shade easier nd'
ding II G.: Low Middng, De- Good Ordinary / &c;
receipts iG bales shipments $40 bales sales. ia bales
sto.k II. Si2 bales. .,,,,- %, - 49,
ST folr. Jan. 21.-Coton lower; Mfdlng l2Ac; Low
Miadng IL -c Good OrHaly &C. receipts otV 9aiesi
sLuDcus bales sales 1000 bales stock 81 ~ bales
NoeuT Jan 2'-CotOn weak and irregular Middiing,
pile Low Mldhng l2c.: Good Ordinary III lei net re-
CENTS 4ljl bales; exports cO2stwse 500 Oales SAFES
500 bales; Stock 1896 bales
PRINT CLOTHS MARKET
pYCJpyScy Jan 29-Printng Cloths quiet but strong
Of To- best standard and extra, with lew goods
oG,l Ing under the higher quotation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-30

cod was aeavy the reported views 01 fresG tI
iies paid tor carrying 5, 4l9, and per cent 10
days business at the Gold Department OF lhe BANK
hr state of New York was A. follows: Gold cleared,
Sl9Sllo00; gold balances, II l06l49; currency pal
HncrS, II ,27i44. To-day's gold quota IONS were: ~
10. LOG .lO5aa a.. 1861 3 1923
The money market was well supplied WIN lOdhahe
clgal from 10 3i2 per cent on ordinary STOCK hAcahso
Collateral and at 3l2 on Governments -. .
Government bonds were inactive at fractional de-
Cline. NJ rIn nlnfafiOnS:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-30

Gable advices today were unimpofiant' Cons9S T"oG
from Stu " : final price OF 1914 to 9tS, ana closed mt
95 l. 10 10 coupons quoted at HOP; new -. lO7l2;
C5. l05I and '67s, l09ai; Central and Hnds3i o. Is
down per cent az 90 Erie being ga and preferred Il
Tire BANK Of England lost e2l4G00 bullion on balance
No quotation for money Paris DISPATCHES quo;e per
cent r,tr. al lo7f S7lc Our foreign exchanges were
du on he basis of 81 S4leQ4 Sc for G0dGy and SIGHT
sterling respectively, with selling rates at ~ S04@
- -. Annexed are closing quotations: ,s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-30
flnanfiaI.

OFFICE METROPOLITAN INSURANCE.
COMPANY los BrcadrayIns hs. % ns
COMPANY, 100 Broadway assets over s9o4oog whereby
IN each cas-. s apon ne pssy 1stscDS
'ne pO'e'' TOT 'o'' cTxsns z %PPLEBy Receiver
GALE of the DECATUR, SULLIVAN AND
gNr FERn STAyT iSa S9T Anb
TRGsT goMFASy q TE%YSRk trustee &C. "a en- en-.
fAs2 AS Bo 1tkoIf iGvIsEE
ROAD COMPANY and oi,eIs-IN CHAfcERY.-Ithe IN,
ss1sSSss s. G1ss;s s's @
@ Z e. ss is a.
airy s teawseh 1as hoafs q nns ocloek
set q day a. the norm door Of the Tnsa Stsss cos
public the hishe.. bidder the following
rights station nGns,s machine shop:
ana oc%Ss I part the o the
point q bsnnias CITY .ad cosHiy q Cole:
and ss Of no ana end s pGsi 90 copah
at ms,T & IN The County Of MaeG1 sp sna sSH %
stock machinery, tools implements, fuel materials snd
es.s ssG ane I'll s' snd i"s
sK c @ ssS e w 70 said
ITEMS OF sALE-In addition to Ave thousand dollaIs
DC padp cash SAID Master according 70 Pros S 6a 81 S
van and NATION aroad Company payment any bd az
their cash yaino which value mall be s';srn S by s sg
proceeds Of foregoing described premises are IN
said decree and COST sam 'e IN s
coTaDce OF said decre VIII also Hsl Tor sac
place. for cash IN hand all The lands .eIos
tracks and :iIngs and being In and upon and com.
pIfsing track occupied by the Paris ana ecaS
iaroai Company commencing at the west ry ,Bd OF INC
track the Decaur, sullivan ard Maoon Railroad Company
herein desfbed Hcryey City IN the County OF Macon
lB0s and extending thence Westerly 10 us ~
pany south sanganon River in the County Of Macon
Tic state Illinois and al the rights and franchises OF uo
said Decatur sullivan and Maoon Railroad Conl 3uy ana is
SUCCESSOR and Illinois southern RAILWAY Com
pany and PARIS and Decatur Railroad COMPANY IN or ~.
pertaining approval Of tho Masters report %
sale conveyance forthwith executed aud Delivered
yosting title purchaser.-Dae Springfield lhnOls Janu-
AIRY 23d, 1917 D. a JoN laa Master ia oh"cesy.
rI'IIE Regular Annual Meeting of the stock
AND 81. LOUIS RAILROAD COMPANY will be held on
TUESDAY the March 1877 az the Office OF the sald
Third National Bank Budlng No Az Ohse-
3d. '' ''"''' A'-'o' n H. GoULDY. Secretary;
No 9 Murray 81. NewIorE
WANTED NORTH CAROLINA BONDS,
w ISSUED TO NORTH CAROLINA RAILROAD COM
PANY. -
NEW.ORLEANS AND JACKSON FIRST MORTGAGE
mississippi CENTRAL FIRST AND SECOND MORT.
GRi;ENvILLE AND COLUMBIA GUARANTEE
BONDS.
ARKANSAS LEVEE BONDS. -
MOBILE AND OHIO STERLING BONDS.
BY ARENTs & YOUNG,
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uANANA MARKET.
nnMEsrIC MARKETS.

uAv,.A jan 29.-sIanish Gold. To- E1chahge on 1l'
go day. a. r'thcl .. - s'oh'' 'H' e
40 2 Las discount on LoniOD, l-40I2'i-
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furniture.
CORPORATION Notites.

NOTICE.-Proposals for furnishing GRANITE
~ STONES for Bukhead or lyr wan vail he rsssyei AZ
until III o'clock m OF FRIDAY. 9th February. lsI Tor
full Information sec The CITY Lccord CVpes if edle ~
No. City Hail
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Busincss Chances.

DARE OPPORTUNTTY.-FOR SALE-An
HI old and wslles,aolishcd Dry Go"is 'nc Clothing
on thp Kansas Pacific Railroad For particulars address
IIrOWICH q WlTrMANN, S&!ina Kansas
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Total amount II Assets.

q, per cent later st on the outstanding certificates Of
rrn, viii be paid 20 holders thereof, their legal rep
resenatiycs on and after Tuesday, the Sixth OF February
next.
The outstanding certificates OF the issue 81 1873 VIII he re-
deemed and paid 10 the holders thereof their legal repre-
on and aer Tuesay the Sixth OF February next
from which all interest thereon Will cease The cerih
cato, 70 be produced time Of paycut AMI Cancelled
Upon certificates which issued for gold premiums the
payment 81 interest and redemption will be in gold
dividend Of Forty Per declared the net earned
urons OF the Company the year ending December
s7s for which certificates will be- issued and after Tues
dav ia. 11ird Of AJrineXt
BY order of the Board.
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Gdoinas Banks.

NETWORK Savings Bank, cor. Sh-avc. and
y IAN ST. Ian. J, lS57~lA Ter cent nl' vs. was I "a
al ,. frsl =, 10 5000 mt icl.K y. Gc "tSt
o. each moulin. Assets. SO 6,16l ~ Snlpin -
G. W. BRGNCKRH!oFt, StCy. L. H. III IL" 'i'''''''
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TRUSTEES
n IONFS FRANCIS SKIDDY
CIi A rs, DENNIS. ALEXANDER V. BLAKE
W. IT, II. MOORE, ADDLPI lEAD1NE
LEWIS CtkTfS. EpBf- b. I'll IN
"a HIt5o II. RUSSELL. CHARLES II. VI btSIALL,
JAMES LOW GEORGE W. LANE
n\VID LANE. ROBERT j. STUART,
,iOtDoE " HUFFMAN, JAMES q. DE FOREST,
nA<IEI. : MILLER FREDERICK CuAUNCEY,
ViN STIrNGiS CIiARIhS D. LENERICH,
I1SIAU O. LOW ADAM r. SACkETT,
WILLIAM T.. DODGE HORACE GRAY,
nova PIJEIPS EDHUND W. CORIIES
THOMAS e. IOUEGS, join ELLIOTT,
q A HAND WILLIAM BRYCE
JnIirS ID. HEWLETT, WILLIAM II. FOGG,
WILLIAM H. WEBB, PETER '. kINO
CHARLES 4. BURDErr,
CHARLES DENNIS, Vice President
w VI. H. MOORE. Second Vice President.
A. A. RAVEN, rhiri Vice President
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PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.
pgCyrpySy Jan 29Prnting Cloths quiet but very strong
at M 10 ca XCi standard and extra with lew goods
oG,l Ing under the higher quotation
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GriDnr.dt.

Gas STOCKS.
a. NEW.YOHK, METROPOLITAN, MUTUAl+ AND
MANHATTAN GAS STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD
and ali kinds OF Brooklyn and NewYork Gas Securities dealt
nby GEO H. ir''r.,r I. -; ~. Nv
The daily gazette., 1877-04-12
General N ewS.

Francis M. Weaver, of West Virginia,
has been appointed Agent for the South
ern Ute Indians,
The ante-rooms of the Executive Man
sion in Washington were thronged with
ofice-seekers yesterday.
A dispatch received at Newport, r. T.,
announces the death of Commander
Joseph d. Marvin, Yokohoma, Japan.
The President has reappointed Pete r
q. Shannon Chief Justice for Dakota and
Jacob j. Boreman Associate Justice for
Utah.
1t is understood that foreign mission
probably the mission to Switzerland
will be offered to ex Governor Chamber
lain of South Carolina, and there is no
doubt of his acceptance. ....
The jury of inquest in the case at Now
York or the burned-to-deathi octoroon
have decided that the burning was acci-
dental, and Henry Cooper, who was ar
rested for setting her on fire, has been
discharged. ''
The French Canadian division of the
Roman Catholic pilgrimage to Rome left
Montreal yesterday for New York, under
the guidance of Bishop Racine. At New
York they will be Joined by other French
Canadians from Quebec, Manitoba, and
the United States.
The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal direc-
tors have passed resolutions reducing
| coal tolls eight cents per ton, terminal
facilities, between Cumberland and
Georgetown, and authorizing President
German to make any further reductions
| necessary to meet alleged cutting rates on
coal by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company.
Reports from the Delaware river lum-
ber district indicate decided activity. 1t
is estimated that nearly a hundred mills
lion feet of logs will come down the
Delaware to Philadelphia and Trenton
this spring, the extent of the operations
being greater than ever before in the his
tory Of the lumber business in Delaware
region. Operations on the Lackawanna
river and Byberry creek are also large
this season.
The daily gazette., 1877-04-12
FIRST EDITION!
Loan Association.

Inc Tenth annual meeting eff the Dia
mond State Loan Association, was held
last evening, and the following officers
President--Daniel Fl. Kent.
Hice President-JOshua Maris.
Secretary George G. Maris.
Treasurer-Allen Gawthron Sr
Directors-FranklinP p. Mason. Tboma
=. Plnmmer, Thos. j. Bennett. Wiiliam
d. Wright, Joseph H. Gould. Wiilism
d. thompson, Joseph q, File, e. j. Sar-
geant and John G. Cole.
Inc report of the Secretary. shows that
during the year the total amount of re-"
celpts from all sources on all the series
was va " S2l ,0S5 5S; and the expenditures were
$W,I85 38, leaving balance of $500 20 in
the treasury. The assets of the Associa-
tlon are $57 ,146 80, and its liabilities 500 .
904 80, 0' "''o'S a' $z4'-
The values of the share of each series
advanced advanced equal to those of the other
The Association is now issuing the
seventh series which are being rapidly
SALE OF MONEY.
The monthly meeting of the Diamond
state Loan was also held, last evening
800, 7th series, sold at 23i per cent, and
the remaining receipts were paid to hold
ers OF matured stock, first series.
The daily gazette., 1877-04-12

BUILDING IMPKovEMENTs.- Lin
ton Smith. of the firm vf Smith g.
Painter is having large brick build.
ing erected on his property at the north
east corner of seventh and Shipley
streets. The building will be two
stories high, with frontage of 80 feet
on Seventh street, and 30 ieet on
Shipley. The first and second floors
will be fixed up as offices, and the base
ment answering as a storage room.
Mr. Henry Eckel has just had put in
very handsome bulk " indSv in front
of the store NJ. 521 King mtreet, oc-
capied by Mrs. Addie Money, ,milliner.
The new improvement will be pain
ted green and gold, and when finished
will present fine appearance
Hon. James W. Ware, commenced
the erection of Eve brick houses on
Third street near Harrison. They
will be three stories high with a 'front.'
age of 16 feet.
Mr.. William b. Norton has had hi,
old rag warehouse. at S26 Churcl
street, torn down, and will erect in i'll
place large brick building, for stor
age purposes.