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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-10-10
A FABLE.
~ ELLA WHEELER

como ra9in- crows. Il ho0ting owl
, hawk q canary. a lame marsh fowl
ON day a flew together
r., mid a caucus. and settle the fate
af a certain bird without a mate
bird OF another feather.
NV friends" said the owl with look most wise
.sT6e ,.ng!e is soaring too rear the skies
In a way that is quite improper
Yet the world is praising her so I'm told,
And think her actions have grown so bold
mat some of rs ought 10 stop her.
:. | have heard ii said quoth the hawk with g
that Young lambs died al the glance of her eve
And i wholly scorn and deSpise her
rhls and m re, am told they say
And | think il the only suitable way
Never to recognize her,
~ am quite convirc ID " said Crow with aicaw
That the eagle minds no mora law;
she's most unruly creature
She's an ug, thing pip d canary bird;
q" some call her handsome it's so absurd
She hasn't decent feature.
Then the lame marsh-hen went limping about;
che said she was sure she hadn't a doubt
of the truth of each birds story.
And she thought 1t a duty to stop her flight,
And pull her down from her lofty height
And take the edge from her glory.
But 10 from peak on the mountain grand,
That looks out over the smiling land,
And over the rolling ocean,
The eagle is +, reading her splendid wings
She rises, rises, and upward swings
With a slow, majestic motion.
I'D in the blue of Gods own skies,
With a cry of rapture away she flies
Close to the great eternal;
She sweeps the world with her piercing sight
Her sou is filled with the infinite,
AMI the joys Of things superna
Thus rise forever the chosen of God
rhe genius crowned, or the power shod,
over the dust-world sailing;
And back like splinters blown by the winds,
Must ia ! the missiles OF silly minds
Useless and unayalling.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-10-10
Cincinnati Gazette.

These are the times when water is to
bc squeezed out Of railroad stocks.
Where the stock has been sunk out of
sight and all effort to pay anything or
1t has long ago ceased, il cannot be
counted III the question Of wages. But
there Is no part Of the public that
wants to see wages Of railroad opera
tves gagged by the requirements to
pay dividends on stock which has been
watercd up 10 more than 100 per cent.
on the capital put in, as some has been,
nor on stock swellcd TO double to pay
some contracting ring, nor 10 pay divi-
dcnds on even the legitimate stock when
the legitimate earnings Of the road have
been diverted by the left hand to freight
companies, express companies, sleep
ing and palace car companies, grain
warehouse companies, equipments com
panies and all sorts Of companies, by
which the railroad.nanagcrs grow rich,
while the stockholders and operatives
grow poor. The time has come to wiring
out these.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-10-10
Small Fruits In Gardens.

But few people seem to know the
value of small fruits to family, when
grown IN their own gardens. You com
mence with Strawberries they continue
about a month. You pick, perhaps,
from six to twelve quarts a day. You
have them on your table as a desert, if
you please at noon, and your tea table
Is loaded with them at evening and YOU
want little else but your bread and but
ter. Your family consume, in one way
on another, about eight quarts Il day,
and while they last no medicines for
bodily ailments are required, as a quart
Of Strawberries daily will generally dis
pei all ordinary diseases not settled per
manently in the system. After straw
berries, raspberries come to continue
about three weeks then we have black
berries where the climate IL not too cold
for cultivated varieties then the cur
rants ripen, which remain until the
carly grapes mature and taking the
season through any family with a half
acre Of land in garden can grow small
fruits that make country life delightful,
and at the same time hundreds Of dol
lars can be saved in the supply Of the
table Chdutauql,a Farmer.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-10-10
EOCSEHOLDE.

TO POLISH NICKEL-PlATE. -Scour with
puiverlzed boraN; use hot water and a
very little soap; rinse in hot water and
rub dry with clean cloth.
To REMOVE STAINS FROM T,RlE-IISFS.
Use boraN when washing, do not boil
but bleach ont the stains in the sun
wet the spots occasionally with a weak
solution of borax.
GERMAN Biscuit -Fora large tin take
tour cups Of sour milk, one teaspoonful
OF saleratuS, one-half teaspoonful of salt
and enough flour To make like common
biscuit, then roll out until ii is about
one-iourth of an inch thick; now spread
butter over It, then sprinkle plenty Of
sugar over 1t, and roll it rs YOU would
lell cake, then cut of the size of biscuit.
Bake III quick oven.
DuMPLINGs.-In answer To a request
for making light dumplings for soup.
Mrs. G. +. 5. says: Mix exactly as for
cream of tartar biscuit, cut out the same,
and boil IN the soup. | would like TO
ask her her recipe for cream Of tartar
biscuit Our reel pc for dumplings is rs
follows. One pint of fresh buttermik,
one half teaspoonful each of soda and
salt, and flour enough to make n stiff
batter; DIP them out with spoon into
the soup, and be careful and not let
them boil too long. If these directions
are properly followed they will make
very nice dumplings.
NISEGAR.-As good vinegar as any one
could wish may be made by mixing one
part good New Orleans molasses with
four or five times its measure of water
and to commence IT put in little good
yeast; set 1t IN II warm place; cover il
with gauze or muslin to keep out the
HES and give II air: stir it often, the
ottener the better is it will acidify the
more rapidly, aud in few weeks it will
be sharp. 1t is nice for pickles. When
| ii Is once started it is very little trouble
or expense to add To it and keep Il sup
| ply.
HE CARE OF GERANuMS The gerl.
NUNS which have lost their foliage most
probably need repotting Shake off all
the earth from the roots, and set them
III soil which you have prepared; press
| the fresh earth around the plants, and
| give them a little water, keeping them
III the shade fora week. Cut them back
If they are well grown. They do not
require to be kept very warm, only sc
that they will not freeze. The flower
ing maple must be taken out of the pot
and the roots washed. Scrub the pot
and fill it with new earth, in which re
set the plant Wash 'slugs off viii
whale oil soap, and if this does no.
prove eilectual, smoke the plant viii
tobacco, by putting tobacco i,r saucer
with live coal on it, and holding tn,
plant over the fume. g
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-10-10

PoIKnoGRApHY, that is, the art Of
photographing in natural colors, is now
not only discovered, but probably prac-
ticed in London. The London StdndarR
says: The process in question is one
by which paintings, ancient or modern,
can be reproduced in fac simile, and
with all the softness and blending Of
color that make them as pleasant to the
eye of the general observer Though
perhaps not to the eye Of the con-
nois.eur) as would be the original paint
ings themselves. The copy is essenti-
ally faithful in the minutest details. from
the simple fact of its being photo
graph, which by n mechanical conui-
vance, can be enlarged to any given
Being thus acquired, it
subsequently undergoes the poikilo-
graphic process by which it is made TO
resemble, and Is, in fact, an oil paint
ing that would not discredit the walls Of
those lovers of art whose means will
not enable them to indulge in the orig
inals themselves" The patentee Of
the process is Mr.. Lombard. He and
an American associate haYe brought
the invention to a basis Of practical
utility.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-10-10

Affection which is never reciprocated
-neuraleic affection.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-16
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

NFw.YoRE Feb. l5-BEKyEs-A Arrivals 50 cars Of 1892
mf lsst Week weather rather warmer though
me aud meats selling slowly at decline hence ~
atc were poorer grade few cars of Texas Ccorad,
re oleIlnR sun we er so" working pto tie
beo" medium. iIfnr 'tiY M ' 81 an Ic ~, nj, s
ihe agurrs than tla, bui &c matt he allowed
toi 1at m 4i6c rhd f si We're ~ bulls at l II
DO. 4iec; very lat 5c - Cherotee ''e"TS Sc: % ID
- Eailre, ~; az 80 % .. u &C. III ' o. i ilo AZ
Il 10 mostly % b % a. l",', car q men 81 ~ = a o.
The shippers were aixe & Aliein II caI' H. l.osen
thai, - cars; H. klopei II cars n AoiIi t1iS S9,sc
j. a sanders ears O. shsnGelg and d schuster each
's dSl red 5qsa ;.s for H.. RcssH :, % Of
1901 at &c. 90 is Of iZio 10 al ~ IA % % IL -;
fi o5 - 9 lztS & i for EapisT T:oq 9 5$s
S Missouri ses 2tS S a. 1oc 49, Of . S1 u S G !, al
i I6 g. IS s. h Is Of 1890 D. Ios.c, 81 H.
b. 4 H. Westleinor sod 10 cars, viz, For j. REQ $
sce e 96I 81 q S % Of Us r. at to- oc 81 4io at
IGs 90 + 70 q ~ 9 4 s. = o. 10
for WaSe a. ~ q I i sl S9S Co. at '' 0r H. More
hI b &axol scd7 illinois 1854 a, 9, less q each Z
corey & McPheison. tor D. MeIheson 70 bulls Of Loo
81 o Is 81 iS eg rdf s W. m Il S 60 % o s H.
at 9ic, and 81 each 10 OF zoo al Ioc ~ VI 0 y a.
iSsie ' 80 T. asi p 81 d. For badIsman q
o. 10 Kentucky LOO e. SaS ,I,eroD 1no los,
s at ge s. b. siS n, she So ~ and 81 each 80
Frs q !, @ 81 51s2 fsr fS% sr It fl 3 little e
C6eiGkees $50 10, al &c. o. d. ...... m, .,oo.,o
s"pCarS 9 n Of G 5s al SS and 70 &c. 10
81 3 o. DCnDe ior Waxcl lG Illinois l914 ID a At 9S
S &c s at o e. Less ssss sio Z ,'.' 3D.
q g. t5 60 % sieeT. q b. at Sq o SS '
yss tST \ se,' IF 9 no Il lo at Pc 20 Of
samues for Morris 81 Ieers d 9flv'S l'e H. at &C.
ana = so l ~ io1 X; a. Washington Market of
which IhuIsiJn MOoie sod 81 Bucks C9niy at ie"
,tffl. ItpIpr &
vt si' e'' O. ~ h at Sc OF 80 at oc
C. Com S 9c and Yeats at good ko sold
re sRyrAyas cars at al sixaeths
and al Jersey City making 1883 total since saturday
81 oday were some yeryne sheep o. fully loo TO- worth about
She Offer Of &c was TcassG bI o %raiy
So crcasses stored in the refrigerator steamers
W., r .1 Texan nation similar steamers direct from
The general slow today Ct UNCHANGED prices
- s's !. rSoeH o io DO a los sl at IS 30
r.. Newton sold 20 oho I'D d. al TO- anu 10 Vi ifo 3D.
Mr. Clark sold his 40 fat Pennsylvania sheep l2o d. at
y - F. uauyer cold 500 OF os n at SO Is
Judd buckingham sold lo7 Jersey mixed Se'p los d.
HaiIenheck Davis soid at rtyechtas o. store ewes
for The county 9i p a. s ,sc g at g. u
HocsAryss Jersey CITY total since saturday ~
rSas yesterday with reports Of large sGply At Chicago to
DAY sa %seer hoe Of leo r. genera selling at se
dressed were 49, with 20 car. onefing kss 9,; 500
s,e Frozen STATE scd at Those Fresh light state pigs
sold at Ssdsac.
head tda for the week thu. far 1o2 head 5S3 Head for
is: sane s lat ss't
held no saeS ZOO h seaTc total for
the s' week t iG. IL.
e: ~: $,Sss, Fl Z:
ss 81 ~ v .s,a . nj;
cars On sale disposed Of 70 city dealers Eastern demand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-16
COTTON MARKETS.

NORFOLK. Feb l5.-Co,ton dull; MidllIns. l2lol2'sc =;
receipts. 2211 bales; exports 70 Great BTain ,.o
bales cOast~ise 1857 bales sales 80 bales stock li35
GALVESTON Feb lj-Cottor-- But little ohcring Middling
l2l,: Middug Sc. Good Ordinary, IL c net re-
ccpi I6is bales exports Great Britain, 3,SUS bales
BAiTNoRE, Feb. 10 Cotton duh Middlins l2asc.; Low
MdiDg 2c.; Good ordinary He. gross receD :, 227
ners - bales: stock. 900 bales
BOSTON Feb liCOiiJn quiet and steady Mdding, l3c
Addne, - &C.. f!ool Ordinary l2c net receipts
LOST bales: gross l;27 bales; stock. S,5o3 baleA
12r: Low Mddng II 5c: Good Ordinary ii &c; net re
cets ~ bales; exports coastwse 4S7 bales stock 100
Dalcs. 1890. 80
Low Middling 2.c Ordinary, lls>c.; net receipts
bales gross 400 bales exports 10 Great Brltsn 800
bales sales, sI,nncTs 3Sl bales.
Mkdnnx I2-c; Ordinary. tc.; not receipts 1913
lgies ca ports Continent lJS bales; COIstW5e, Az
bales; ssie. % bales stock, 81, 02p bales.
Feb. l5. Cotton quiet; Hddlns l2SIse; Low Md-
S SEss '0"'"''' 100 D'''' '''' DOW '' 'o D,'Y
AEwoRIEASs. Feb. 15-Cotton quiet; Mdding, 12bcj
Low Middlng Sac. Good OrdiuaTy, ia net receipts
~ gross 1927 bales exports coastwise 1885
bales: 5000 baIes stock. JO7, 4GS bales ,,.
atRGPHis, Feb lj-totton qniet and steady Mhdllng'
l2c receipts, l.l96 bales shipments, LAS bales; SAFES,
100 bales stock. 5O.2 go bales -
AUGUSTA Feb lj-Cotton quiet. Mddng, l2c.; Low MIA
dling II 2c Good Ordinary lic receipts 81 bales safes
On an g,ToN heb lJ-Cotion unchanged; Mddins 1R',e
Low Mddhng l2asc Good Ordinary, 12c receipts $50
bales exports eoastwise 29j tales sales 800 bales stock
CiscisSAr. Feb 15.-Coton steady; Mddhng. l2isc;
Low au'finc II NC Go1d Ordinary lilr; receipts 2oi
baes; ahipmehtsl Ia bales; stock, 1898 balfs 49,
ST. LOUIS, Feb. l5.-COttnD qneti AiddnnS. u so;
Low NGlng c; cool Ordinary He. receipts 400 bales
sh,,nepis los bales sales 500 bales; stock Fits bales
LOUISVILLE. Feb l5.-Cotion steady hbidine, liza
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-16
Auctiou Sales OF 1ea! estate.

EXECUTORS SALE, to close an estatce-OIn
81 MONDAY, FEB. 20, 1877, at O'Clock 2. M. the sub
scrbers sell p5lC auction, on the premises, uie
HOMESTEAD the late Ephra.m clark, deceased AtEate
nj West ipd Jersey ;Ie turnpike between Nesttd
and anl haif miles north Of The West ED
drro ard nom NeyYok. Tho place consists OF about ~
arirs heavily umb,f@ with oak ana
and the remainder nigh STATE ~ ca tNdtl H.
The land both sid o. the road. J. flgh ANA ROLLING con
tuiu. several beautiful Tor dwellings, and well
adapted division into W. plots TWO dWtln" houses one
which pleasantly situated ON gtutie slope contains
rnog with cellar 2Gd - IN good repair. The barns
star los large and connOfouS Nearly
every place is wefed by HeNeIainng stryan
which, has two large springs IA the immediate
water g. ~ unsurpassed puIlty ant To b'r'i
could selected ~ construct pon Tor truu faisu2 or
ornament natural Tn10n Of The land beng very iaYrI
tr,e. The brook has Sufficient fall % carr
,nrr INTO ihc house. ChaTceS OF dIrIcEt denominations
an sclou', H. the immaculate Bel g,lboTaOJl.
Also tor n H." cstc Three acres or wood
lard within short distance II the homestead On IN" soath
Of dc 'id AOAuli, ara extending 20
the ridge As three Of WOODLAND lying
in the Hlg Woods" tract and one ant tWUtirs acres ~ the
staat "a shout m Qirtyis 81 iii nuItA
W.teid depot. Also r hat o; 80 acres OF salt
meadow lyIus the Ra way Mra lows, Ecar what was FOX
M, rly known ~ Blazing .tJr iHGGnS $500
made known the day OF sale TIE property VIII De
JAMES T. REEDAE,
Cor. BiOAd and Elmst HestnelL
JAMES CLARK,
Cor. 7thst anu Ccntlal-a'e. llanield y. J"
Executors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-16

sales OF averaging 263 to 67 car 100 10 ooo I'd
car lG5 20 025 n I car common light unsold
. CHICAGO Feb l5.-CATnE Receipts 1900 heal snip
neiifs 800 head Market fairly active aud nrrn pui an
changed. n 400 boa5
UoGs-Recffpts 10000 head: shpfnenk ,tSVoo hc'u'
Market active and Sc. hwer; light % 41a@o ~ III
dun to heavy packing - J0ds CHOICE " extra rh''
phas. rs SO 10. .-. , coa ,o.,
SHYEP fairly active and steady. Receipts. lOoo neal
EAST LIBERTY Penn, Feb l5-cA1TLE. -, tr
head or 81 cgrs Of through and IL cars o. YARD STOCK oa
dave 1850 head 81 OF through and az cars OF ys .r
the .,IInly has lgh market N deTaeiy Mve; wv,
beng an advaBcs of sG4e. advance ON Last WICK
rOald -, o.. ,hr.e a.xs
ssl5 head Yorkers s6Gs6 To- Pbladephas al 20 'o~
81 10. 40. 80, .o,,, for ,lree days
5000 head selling ut ga 80 30.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-16
The STATE OF TRADE.

rrvurroor Feb i5-Pork-Eas,ern at 80, Western
dq AR AZ ds BE- IoaE cear au a, ~ short
s s Of sS ha' .a. G dull o az Oo fa 6n
iei Prime Mess duh at So Iard-Prine NssIesn n,n nn
s. e. au i'i a9 81 nc Fine ap
a s ,Ss S,st fa9sG rnsT ay
No spring steady l0s No s.eadY 81 lo4 Nin's 81
10s corn-Szed Soft steady 20 for old and "a Tor
ivrRrooI Fob receipts of Cotton to-day we're
300 bales nciudins 100 hmeIean t"nIss c become
weaker Upards Low Mdinc February ana maIGd d
d hdr Gs Ssd ppand n.o Is sses Of @
an Mb1q e'sr April and May delivery enS 3yciScry
gid { pi mds Low Kidding clause June and my o ae
Syy GRan;s' Low Mddins clause July AID august
u' Irsiooi Feb l5-lesop quiet Mddns
including LOCO for speculatio and enl@ n,ands
fo% m ni' clause Nav and ds 6s& UY
lands Low MiGdling CLAUSE. June and Juy delsr, On s
Uplands Aiddlng clause shipped March ana Api SS
ITGERroor. Feb l5-I:3O p. m-Tallow, ALB cwt Lard
so p cwL American; ,.u,,n,. co,to, low Mid.
sas claus March and April delivery ei1d Uplands
Middng clause Jalg AID august Ge'ery a ov Lid
din ciaSsc. April agd Nav delivery 67 ~ Mid
ding caGss spR sS da@a 1p 10 1es Aesn
Gd.d. Kidding Or cans 67sl ,.,,.,.,,.,, ,ov v,,sns
CLAUSE March and Apr delivery gid ALSO sales OF 'ane al
LEeroo Feb itgEss s!oaa i T EiS0ei
V Ia s. r Ro% 2ss y 5s si.eod lS9 n
three months bills in the open market ~ lSsgi y pr ~
which l. saa y per below tho Bank 81 IhGdnd Id1
IDyDoS Feb 5-2:lj .. m.-Plns hiv1ts Slal 'ha' "io
Pourse Il uujrt and FIVE nrr cent Rcntea uuchanEeh
LONDON Feb lj-3 y. m.-ihe bullion III uia 'ihAoi In
riand hes increased G6 900 during the POST week
TONfOy Feb l5-3lJ p. m-The .IrJ?1ruonu f lhc nsnA
of Fuglads res@rye liability which last week "aa 49, Is
l6A pei cent. =, ,,. .,o... S. po,ts
k2A99 Goc ts I've Der cent aeeS a. 1867 Sc
iNspUN Feb l5-5 u. m.-Spirts furpvAtne, 80 @Su Y
, -, MI 81, r,-o-co ,,,s ~,
creased $50 600 francs daring tho past wees - ,-
AXITEGP Feb l5.-PetIoleum. III tOr ine Pae meIcan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-16
Carefully reported COR rHE TRiBuNE.l
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per Yorth Arer. Vessels and RGttroafs.
TurDspAY Epl L. 1877
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

THUNhDAI FbD To- IOII'
ASHES quiet and steady at i9 jor Pots and 62a6e Tor
Pearls
COFFEENlld Coffee quiet and unchanged 4OObags Mara
ITO solo raIhfi with more onslns al
i73e2lc, gold for ordinary 10 plme Invoices ana I2@
Zlc Tor j0bbine lots sales, 4l9I bags * =" J9Hh
rn reported 1890; 1900 bags Emmanuel ~ lSis
and Baltimore 5000 bags Gray Eagle ana 2Ooo Dass
e. Aquifnecs private terms.
COfT0N-Dul and weak but st quoted nomlaIy as De
fore 500 balls sold Of which 36l last evening lnciuu
Ing jO for spinning, ard 800 for speculation 900 pale t
eryefed on contract Receipts AZ the ports were 3VVoo
bales against 22O bales this dav last week ana I394
bales this cay year Nominal quotations continue Us
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-16
Souses nno turns WaE.eo.

EARM wanted to RENT-HOur and half
from New York; 20 Jnacres. Address giving partcu
Lars and lowest terms, FARMER Tribune Uptown once
LBS Broadway.
OFFICE WANTED
~ for Geo. p ROwel 4 COS American Newspaper Adycr
Using Agency now occupying nearly The whole Of the second
floor of %r ora Building Would buy binding, O;
cation and price sung Must BE wIthn five minutes walk
q Printing HOuse-SCuare
XNANTED-A furnished HOUSE from March
w to NoyeInberl. Rent $50 per month. address
FARM, 1857, 4. o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-16
600. The following Is the

.., revenue receipts S25oo00. The following Is the
earng house statement to-day Currency exchanges
~ soo lo4: currency balances S35O41I6i gold ex
$780, ~ COS J9S; gold balances, 1891 .373.
The last call for ten millions OF nve%entes OIL $50:
oset for United States bonds particularly the later
s for after this call il satisfied there Will remain
S7O53s $50 old 1865 The calls this year
@ Ear 900, that assuming II even the sale OF
az cents should 90 rapidly for the rest the
So 4, will DC some time before the old lS63s-which
! ,odav at lOsla-are exhausted There sales OF
common Issls at 1l3as coupon 1s67s at 1l2os; regis
"a seSs at no. coupon new hves at 1l0i2Gl1oaS,
@ stored ten-fortes ut 1903 Currency skies sold
s ., i5Ss. We annex the latest street quotations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-16
financial.

A GAS STOCKS.
"A. HEW.YoKR MFTBOPOLITAN, MUTUAL. AND
MANHATTAN GAS STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD.
LIud, Of New York Securities dealt
irby Sfo u. ai'En rIso. ~
OST-Forty shares Of New York, New
~ Haven and Hartford Il. H. Co. certificate NO 35o3
silndng name Of w Pummnr finrI WI Please TO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-16

Si t Good ordinary. .ll7ys Middline ~
fT4u deiiyeya good buSiGess done al ea '2u o
Cine ,aes yesisTday after p FebruaSy, 100 l2ES9;
iS1ich 800 l3 Ari, 76l lS7sg; 5000 1874; MAY zV0'
october, 200 l3s32 total 1900 bales tst car 10
n-feuusy, 2Ol L. 9th, l2Ilis; Jun% SOp l3s9i Jmy,
LSSi November, 200, l2icIs; total, $40 Ddics
eeS6-day ZOO l3iia2 June 500 137ss TOO 49, Ooo6er
~ ~ total 400 bales Third call September 900 l39'
S;~ goo ba.ss sales to-day up to Up m-Februsry 10y
80 4VJ u 10 notice today tOmOION march, ''O'
Zos $3.50, I2ssa: 200 12Is,si 100, 1zz'22 April
s 600 5 700 $ss 400 @S lS,fs 1909 800 ss
sS yyjs; 2gOo, l35,s l6OV, BE 100 1879; 800 81
ia 9s3i NAY, 1000 l5si 300 d8iss; Z20V iS3Si
S 800 I1ne LOO lS a zoe i 49, 200 goo,
10 lSlsi August 100 lSassa; 500 l$iilo; september
i N1yembeI, 200, l2's total 4lfVO Daies' sianu
wa, 35, 100 DaIes. The market closed cay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-16

flour AND MEAI-The FLOUR market rHled steady.
s moderate export and home trade demand Export IN
mainly for West Indies and South America WIN some
NJ for British Provinces Guy Mills Eklias guet
&C. 49, e~s OF PnrchaSsrs iSf EngIhd, - s ' INA
sSS Grade EXra. IS 90dS6 10; Z700 bbls. Medium Extra
I10s0 Is; $500 bbls Minnesota Extra 80 1897 20,
SSi<m ~ sOds9 TO- Extra go bbs SupeTiino 50 CO9
30 200 bbls q z5ar5 atter extreme Cats Mills
Eiia quoted 50 9jas6 Europe S6 75d$7 25 West indies
f ns at = 25ds5 so g. eoefS 90 s sIg
% Good 90. se loss6 20, Good t. Choice
~ 60 25ds7 10 Choice Fancy do: 80 9O1S5 %.
cms sr1SI 70 Good Common Extra Western; $3.50 TO-
~ o2qso 20. Good 70 Choice do City Mills Enua i9r
" 80 So and % 75as7 20, West indies 80 $685.
.o 10 Common Extra Round Hoop ohio; 80 4 D
Sse ~ Common Good 81 2Uas7 as Good 20 Choice
80. Good TO Choice do; ss4S6 50, Common TO GOOD
sosn. 81 Louis; s1esS So GOOD - CHOICE d9 market
49,. N par for export prices without material change
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In itv bank stocks Fourth National sold at l04 and
10 Eank OF New-YOrk at lis The curreat quotations
Onered a sized.

In railroad bonds usual the CHIEF atractlon centers
o. H. i.,Ieg of the JERSEY Central The frss sold
a. los ca, soils at 66i2U65. snd cunvcriibcs az 59g6O
I-h aud Witsbarre cOEsOls yielding 10 So 10, ana re-
a>i,n- IN :ga37l2 The Pacifes easier, and Other
Io.S iary active and steady The current quotations
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OFFICIAL RECORD OF MORTGAGES.
Berry Richard 70 Gs1Iss Se'i .nn $4,000
Cartel adelaide u e. estlaa sue 10000
Cohen LOUISE and husband 10 $500
coLald MI W. to hsyh0las' 10 1000
Hone Adalins A. 10 Il II Stuyvesani ~ Othsti aoo
Lang Maria TO shi'tisi 5000
L,ass Js%es 70 aeTchan'- IN. 70 8oeo
MsooTssh; Sn,f. ana es9.na 1000
Ross John. s1d y VIE, 70 LonA eD~ 1884
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Dipi0cno E0.lcc5
1aGbinern.

nor SALF-STEAM ENGINES and BOIL
ERI stationary and portable from - 800 D. F., ma
chine f,o+ 1nl go King machinery, ready f"r iDr
d,,fe use send iJr No. LIT ne" ana srt",h W.
cLtn.r .S1n printed description AMI pfic' ~ over JVp
dtrrut marinr-. state Just what yen "at ana eIc ~"
s9-y tbis ;. G. FU!tSkIIii * TO-. HaHchrStf' ~ H.
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GitD Real Gstate for Sale.

DROWN STONE HI USES near the Park,
ID 9Th 4aves at two thirds former prices; several re-
Gently foreclosed. J. w srENENs Br0adway and 30 ST.
L'OR SALE-TwO CORES, with large fronts
j. ON WOrthst adjoining the Rutgers
Company; this property can he improved to
'N' r. :. LUQUEER Il Co.