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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-12-31

In view OF these lamentable facts, it is the
duty of true Republicans to take prompt and
courageous action. Silence is a crime; acqul-
escence aud Inactivity are political death. Can
tue Republican party, of heroic achievements,
De bound to an administration which is not a
free agent, but is Oound BY a bargain to Gems
Gordon, Lamar, Wade Hampton aud other
Southern Democrats now in high office only
through the blood of murdered Rspublicans?
Does not every voter In the land know that
Hayes and Packard were elected simultaneous
", and held by the same title, and that wneu
Hayes abiLdoned and tramped down Packard
ne put an irremovaule stain uoou his own title!
Tue Republican party has lived long, aud sur
vlved many assaults and many tressons, only
because 1t has been party founded upon high
principles animaed by lofty sentiment courage
ously actlog up to noble convictions 1t It now
dlsgraces It's record aud endorses or fails to re-
podiate the Hayes suIrender, its voters will
leave it by thoasan1s its d Us ara numbered;
it will die deserved and an unboh6led death.
but such is not to be its f,te-at least not with
the consent of the Republicans Of New Hsmp-
SHIRE. In twenty seven elections since 1855
they have successfully hattled for radical Re-
publican principles. They sent out the
soldiers of the state to fight Generals Cor
don and Lamar on the battlefield, When,
tnree years ago, these same Confederate
Generals came to teach the men of the gran
lte state their political duties, they were
followed back to Washington by news OF Re
publican majority largely increased by their
harangues. They will receive a similar greet
,Dg in March, 1875 bat it will not result from
endorsing Presidential policy which has sur
rendered to them the Federal patronage of
Georgia aud Mississippi, and has forgiven the
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-12-31


of February 26, 1877, to John b. Gordon aud
John Young Brown, define the new policy
to be to give the Southern states ''the right
to control their own affairs in their
own way" and John Young Brown SO de-
scrbes it in his account Of the bargain
By the New York Tribune of September 26
it appears that Governor Wade Hampton is
still with the party and is introduced by the
President to every audience as an honest and
patriotic man." and that as Atlanta Hampton
said of the President: "When l saw him car
rying out the policy for twelve years advocated
by the Democratic party [ said L would sustain
him 10 that policy as long as he continued in
that path" President Hayes himself also
calls his new policy only the application of the
principal of ''locsl self government" and thus
euiOgzeS the Georgiaus who are to be entrust-
ed with it:
"You, here, mainly Joined the Confederate side
and fought btavely risked your lives herOlcally i'll
behalf OF your convictions. And can any true man
anywhere fail to respect the an who risks his life
for his c0nyictons?''
At Chattanooga, September 20, he said
s'As demand respect from the man found fight
ing against me for my convictions, yield the same
measure OF respect to him who fought for his coavic
tions."
AT Gsllatin, Tennessee, he said:
"We have differed in the past, but we have fought
out that difference. Those among you who ton2h
and rske1 Jour lives did for your principles. We
fought and riske1 our lives on the opposite side for
aud look each other in the lace with respect always
At Atlanta, September %, ne said.
80, with no dscrsdit to you and no special credit
to us, the war turned out as it did,
Having thus blotted out all distinctions be-
tween loyalty aud reason, between U aioa aud
rebel soldiers, between the torturers Of Audse-
sosvilie and the veterans of the North, he is
equally explicit as to what he means to do for
the poor colored men whom he pitied so much
November Sand now, my colored friends,
listen. After thinking it over, be-
lieved that your rights and Interests would be
safer if the great mass of intelligent white men
we're LET ALONE by the General Government"
His confidence ia his new friends is complete.
At Chattanooga, also, he tolls tine coored peo-
pie: Our confidence is perfect that, with the
DaVonets removed from the South the people
Of the South woad be safer i'll every right, in
every interest, than they ever were when pro-
tected merely by the oayonet." AS the policy
of the Democratic party was 20 be carried out
at the South, Southern Confederate General,
Mr. ID. M. Key, a Democrat, who had opposed
New-York tribune., 1877-08-10

THE STATE OF TRADE.


LIVERPOOL. Aug g-Pors-Eistera dun a. 20 Western
seiv m 81 Bacon Cumberland Cas steady 40 80 snrt
l steady 10 30 LJag Clear dul atj1 or lear -t''y
al -6d naus-llug Cut st'Sv 90 JU -hnuaess ateisy
Al 3l t Bcei-uta Mess sseadg - W iXia 81 IS 9te
al luG: Prime Mess Lrmsr u - Lari Ilo " e,e IA iii
- Ttlipg-prime cry hrtnrf - : yl iurpe i'
srrfs duI a. 2Jo common Gu ar F ZINE iuil a.
al as F1ur-Exira state dull ri %. Wheat o. sprung
sf.av 20 IZ spring steady q II la W'tti 1"ilh-
-rltlv i-jl.. Winter McstrrA-SDnt I'd th' naf-
- corn Gixetl soft steady 40 20. ,. -
Trr.r0Jl- Aug g. 1870 p. ~ -t1i oh dnli Mihhh8 p
t.+- ri d Mdl ng orleans 6s lss luju Dil = llclul
-, 400 ,.ir. ~ which l5O were Ameucan Futures
~ rf.ror. Ipanls Low Midi ng clause, august delivery
ilguts Low Middlug clause. september anu octo-
M ,- ;d also sal = ~ toe same. j1'qel; Jpann- 10"
fiinr ci,u. October and November dehFery, Ohi ID
isaf. I3g Maiug clause, Ncw crop shipped NOyrinyer
,-I i,e., , SAIL Sd piands. Ln" Aduhg clause NeN
-, -i..r..t december and January. SAL, biJa'L
rlri,r- .f,.s lard 43gd per cWt. lot American &C..
ff-r.PJJt. Au- % 3D. u -Nldlng DPtlll, 'IIss''I
ti,l.frr orleans so ad- Low Mading plaiu- % sl
,f Ordinary Upauds iisd. Ordinary P1hn.' 81, -
Lands Low Kidding clause Ne" Croh sAipp'u Do'''n''i
and January. -ai. na. ,...r.o,, r,,tor Touv MID.
ans. August ant september delivery lsd t1AHs
49, Altllue caus-, october and november arl'ei!. 1Yl
sDI Aug a-J %. u.Ihe sales oi I"tlnH u,tts y.
c,is $50 bales American. Futurps closed UlLi Ans'
~ Ndung clause, November and December deH''r)'
D sapooL. Aug $3.50 p m.-sps OF rurpeutine 2ood
per cwt. ., - .,,r,,s - 1r,,rreutine unsettled
Il -,.t1S ATg $3.50 p. m.-Rehned Petroleum, lO'iD
1a-.i. t,tr GALLON. TaoW. 433d. per swL
Gi As,ow, Aug 9--sugar is uat ana 3doa- loNer'
New-York tribune., 1877-08-10
NEwYoRK Dali, TRIBUNE. FRIDAY, AUGUST 10, 1877

. s9 2 % o7e eos'ns. 80 % $500 August 50 958
- io cosnr 81 10 bh 1000 October 40 0Q 80 Is
closing, - -. 5000 ics remainder year. SOfFS
~.rlai CAL August, A. ~ > bid. - O2ia asked .
september, ~ o. bid - 10 asked. October 40 ~
lf, ~ 10 askod; Ngvcmbcr. ~ s. bid - % asked:
rcrscr and reminder year g ~ bid - 81 asked: city
steam urn 7'r, 100 trs 80 Refined less actVe Con
ien - 81 - 20: saos zoo tcs West India, private
ie ms qnoifh 81 ~ a-f1 Co.,. BIT rrER-rhrre
mnch inlay drr vas large anil
/. thsfiucir-t tr-amnry quoted 23f26c good to very
o'ocr .'h tt~tlrlde onlr modergJe prices -t favor
ihr hlye lGD~ Demand usht. values lower. rregllr
Long Island. NcF 1ef. ~ Sc state. Penu-yvann. l6G
qlfc
HIfE-l IN moderate ianand. steady and unchanged.
~ GA R-iiaw vas su dHL weak ard f,r the most part
nominal a. 12Totr Tor Fair Coed Refining; for
fnr an pHa' TOR Centrifugal. sales ~ POO hhds 1iO7sses
1ngU ~ @H1 Sc. l.0Or hhls Molss0I sugar and low Far
refining at .0Ssc. 1000 ba - damaged Cuba private
irna aIi 800 Ahi Cuba old salos Refined Gull and
~ AK 1t II r for Crushed; lc. Tor Powdered lo3,ftdc
for ~
rtEAbINE-Market unchanged; sales 50 tos. Western
Pfa trl filrr =sieru, quoted AZ lo0 10 &C. Choice
TO-. ltifr. Cnuict civ. Iuisc
TAfLOWM1rksf frrrr: sales lbs. good Prime,
5l-NNlzc.. lor trs very Ch1ice. ~ nae
TIA BY auction $40 utee. sold. inciullng 3f2f
pkgs hoyWe Green lGaJsc. GIT Pingsuoy do % - %
ci tnue"u, at 80 7HiOc 70i FOun0sa Oolung, ~ Is "a
~ 1c l'Juo Annoy 10 at 2t2t-Sc; -Oj japan lncnanR
-o3 new at 2@pi6Ac. These prices show slight decline
lt some efIc ani trng advance on others, notably Old
japan. Eeel- AZ market tHl and nominal.
~ l..
New-York tribune., 1877-08-10

PrFFAro Y Y Aug o-Four IN iair demand % sass is syO
- - uu,halgrf rates wheat DUH sales, tJ"u ousn;
80 Dulath private terms. LOO 10 AZ o. ~ t,t i
,J ever. cash n 2OOJ bush 20 oleuo AZ
o sh hlgh mixed 53c; 10000 bush srirr ssp.snhpsr rel
4, otte % options there vas no
De c. board Oncr articles neglected haroau msgnss @
s rrd canal Frrights nrm, win Al upNaiu ohusho''
,.r. arc ,clrcr. charters Ltdgy. ishAs reuesps
forn 2 600 bush Wheat, i,JDJ Dusn ~ -. .,
.. .uo tb~ Wheat A, 40 bush. C1rn 20 Dnsh
80 ~. uu bush; Barley, $500 Dush nge o5uV ust
si sbinrfeufs ~ tftrwatcr-Nheat i,ooo push. tern
- a. busA. Oas l3 100 bush barley MaL i-oVe
49,. rir,enf-- Flour go bbls.. Wheat 300 Dusn''
rn ls 500 bush; oats 80 90 bush% Barley aooo ouShi
5iucts0 Aug 9.-Flour quiet and UNCHANGED, wheat
o.i,r rrru and higher Chicago Sprnx sl ~ cssh
81 0ss.as 1s1 Anrust 81 o .iasi oi = september va
9sTg-r corn active nrni and higher No - 10 &
I' 'tSifc August. lJssi5Ac. september; HeIectsd.
~, Oats gturt No :. - - e eash - "
.,g,st - september; Rejected, ls9lsc Rye hrm
g. , 5sr Bari~T quiet ~ 67o september Po's mei-f
aev active .nd higher els 25 cash or Angast 81 - 40
rs 0 -eptem = ~ ss 20 october Lard moderately active;
snJ bixbsr F-F7t August ~ 10 septemhor sfl
0eobsr Bulk shouders DC short kibA se short
,I-r- Whl,Key, al o. Hsceipts-ElOur, hOOO DDs
11-ls, 90 600 bush Corn, 566.Uoo bash oats. <dOou
bu,n Rye 900 bush Barley 600 bush shiom 80
E'oifr TOOO hbls. Wheat. 5000 bush Corn s,oooo
bn Oaa ~ BUSH Rye, 400 bush Al The eass Whsa'
st,aty al Osa August 81 O september Corn ahch
Osls qules. drmer 2Ase August ssSc' sep'9mpe1
New-York tribune., 1877-08-10


AuGrsr, AUG s.-Co,ton dull and nominal; Middling'
lie. Low MIimg. lJic; Good Ordinary lUci receipts,
- bales. -acs, liU bales.
BALriV0Hs. Aug. 9-Cotton dull; Midd1nk II i2c Low
MdImg l-c.; Good Ordinary, 'c. net receipts, none
gross re,e1t- exports c0aswse, Is bales sales, so
bales. stock 500 bales
Bosr.y Aur 9.-Cotfon dui; Anddmg, II &C.; Low
Miiug '.c; Good Ordinary, lie. net receipts none
CHARLESTON. Aug. 9.-Cotou ful Mddng IL iic.; Low
NtG IOjte: Good Ordinary, lOlft net receipts, -
bales. txports clastHlse. 81 ble stocs. 29C- bales
CINCINNATI aug. 9-torton quiet Mdflne, Ilci Low
bale5 shipments, I'D bales sales I'D bales; stocs o5lo
C,rvg-r0v Aug g.-Coron auct; Ardling l07c; Low
Nuug DO ec Good Ordinary Loci NET receipts, IS bales
exports c0IawIse 123 Daes sales Ll5 Diies st0cA T. %
bales
Iot1syrlrF aug. 9.-Cotton quiet MidIling. lie.
Nlli r., aug 3.-lOu0n qurfi bidding. lV-rci Low
Mddhug f0c Good OrlusT7 gc receipts - bales
exports, cntsWlsr, IS Oaeei saic 0V Daesi s"cA oO-o
,arHIs Aug cotton quiet Anddngs lO7c.; receipts,
. shipments, i6l bales sales % bales stocS bb4
srw.oRrTsys Aug. 9--Cotron dun sltdlng lie; Low
Middunc lD-c Good Ordinary lOc net receipts, Dale7
gross bales exports. cOastwIse Z11O 0aes sales IoO
sGEg1lK Aug y - otton quet. MtldnG l07.o.: net
cept. lJ bales exports coas~ise % DAies so'A -Vto
PiHL.uFLpHL4 Aug 9-Couon quiet Mildhng. ll'le.i
Low NHLu- II 2c. Good Or arv lOi'lgc net receipts
S. bal- rss Is Dacs sales % spnners II3 Daes 'tock'
S1vaSSAa Aug g.-Cctton steady; Middng lie. Low
Nifdlug lu5c: Cool Ordinary lo sci net fcelDt., .
bales. exports coastNse IL Daes' sales Al Dae7' ''A'
-sr I"rfs Aur 0-Cotton unchanged; Middlmg, 10 70
Low Ntiding Ieasc, Good Ordinary 99sci receipts 20
la,e.. -. ments. j- bales stock -,Jsj bales. ,
llddlu. 02c G. Od Ordinary, lOhci net feee1pls Daei
= bales.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-10

I0Nros aug a-l23O p u-.The rate N dscaiut nr thiee
Ostf. lha market s N4lL q CONF " 'i =
"a &. per below ric Bank ~ knf .ud rifr - -
fvra. lrf5 r.~ay shares FrriFitn ~" A. D."
Ncr Iofk lentral o.. Illinois Central. lyi -
IoVfnT. d. Hflfg lni u'tH hinFf
ans ho account Fo. RI. ~.y slarH J's PIsi aiFi's
s<ot- ~ r.r al ZOO fraucs 20 c-tnes Tor
tlr account . , ,
Iosnos. Anr o. p. m.-Tne proportion ~ On, y ms
Tr- liability, rfc1 Last week was i''s per
cent ffaa per cent ,.
LnSuo1s ARG $50 T. NH" 7mount ~ nuln'u VI"
" rom the Bank rsland balance today - 4Z-
.-ros Arr o. IN Con 4oi- pla. '0r both and
th- 1ecnuuf. L.. = ur Al hall pa crHi i'nos l"o-t
Frs allu7r .h,Tte. 9 Psrs adFces quote hse yer cent
Iterfs4 c-utirfps fuf fnr Iceiltft
IosrOa Aur G-ils o. H.. -fhr HlnK oi Enriand si1ir
Ie.t .nova dcrre-- -pc~ie for thc Wtt6 ~ ~ W'
PANS Aur. N-gtch7rs, London. - frAats J. - cen
flrs frr Tnc statement ~ the E1nk o france
aoas decrease for the rerk O 100000 hALcs
New-York tribune., 1877-08-10

As usual ai thi. -sason .r volume Or blislnn i'-
crr.,-'- 3D. i.e -.l .si- trade. ana more papr D..
were the rates eycnanfe "a Nr+-l 'fk ai iht in--
lowing cities to-day: ~.r1lIa.I, buying. De-: -cn-,
lt prCnirm th1r.r.tcn. stronger 1-I Itt 't pre-
hrg. .v uar -s'.i.u 40 Neu-Og'c1Hs commercial.
l- umk. q $50. IiIis. 7J premium, amt Chicago
,, +.- -1 a. .o.r- T.a I-Y.. ..i States Treasury af
~3HD 600. aad tl. informal HnvtUu. Z. arn.s rt
-}1uOo1. THE following D, -he Clearing House
- rcmert to-day Currency cNflang. .r'-,3"o j"
Currency balances. -. j,tl3; Cola exchange.
T,.771,7aD Gold balances r rl,iof.29'.
Cable displich report THAI ai tle regular weekly
meeting ol tho managers cl tle DtIh OF Lu-!IHd.
btid to-day. Uo alteration Was made ll tine WHtWIW
rate of interest and 90 stands at p-t cent Ie-H
1-s a th. currDt quotation among the OUTSIDE banks
for discount ~ .hrar months h'i-. ihe Fi1p"i 4'H
of reserve foo liabilities I- reduced IrDa Is laa,
week. 90 tl"- the sun o.: I6.uUju bullion having
been Withdrawn iIUw thc bauk turug tIc W-'k.
This WIZ supplemented by further Withdrawal .o-
dat of tI12.O0O The price of bar silver III |44
pence tlc ounce English standard. BRUSH con-ois
t.. rfe, strong no fuI prices; -jJs rOs. fO 1863
new fvcs closed ar 1913 4l.s af 1905 after open
ru way stocks Ere was strong at 't'- common 1"d
~ iJr preferred. lluoI, Central beng ai ';i ad
NeN-lCrs Central 80. The bank Ot France during
the week is reported t0 have lost m DuiiOu 5ljO.-
600 frames. ireuch Ete per cent Tcntc- 100 Paris
0ueued al decline o. lUi.-U and closed ai
I0612i.. = -lt exchange ou London being quoted at
Tbe 6usine-s - the Ecw-IorlI Mining Stock Fy-
change to-!ar sh0wstlag new lfc las been impaired
I mining interests bv Dee consolidation % tI- two
rival boards. There were considerable sales ot
Noeso ai prices fully uD TO- Jn0se prevailing during
the past weck. Tire advent ct tne Eeriha ARA Lg4th
Company stock 20 toe dealings was welcomed by
th- members. and freely dealt iu at . 81 l'5. lhe
gross earning, OF tie Central Pacific huiroad Com
pauy compare ass foliow-; -
seven nI0itis-.------- titt'ttv7 J''o'i"' '''''"'
The receipts Of grain aud Eour al tue principal
Atlantic ports for this 9yh day Of August, We're
h-rr y0Ff
New-York tribune., 1877-08-10

IIi E-DAl, August t- /. u.
AM now ,4e su-ar trade takes a hand iq showing
ae beowie- and excellence Of th, best currency
le world ever sawr seems that easy money has
Mllcad certain men and firms To- enter upon one Of
De uost gigantic apecl.atons of the age. All Che
'-zlr 'a il.- and other countries were bought up
sd Prices were advanced, until the fortunes which
Neie mad, lpon paper seemed prucely. But easy
money ils % provide market, evcu for such
ale.es.ary article as sugar. Hence we nov have
- sequ'. OF al oFersr0cked market price. drJOp-
As and holders fearful Of the consequences of at
~-pun-t0 % do that which inevitably must be done
"haEzl. Except for tle blessings derived from
on hieiccmaoe and redundant currency, ibis spec
U4.on never would nave been entered into The
'o'k 40 sngars in sight did not warrant it
"" oi4 the demand from people idst begin
-'Ds to feel the pressing need Of practicing
economy. Yet because money was cheap, certain per
''ls have been induced to involve. not only their
WI capital, but also that which s borrowed in a
'.lIatYe attempt % control tbc price Of article
u oal!y consumption. The now certain results Of
- specli1uou furnish an instructive lesson for
-. N.p, ior uu better reasons than those specuia-
- - 1tN, are placing fictitious values stOck=-tne
'~PpD ol which IL never reduced because Of con-
Sumption
"a ,Ae stock Exchange the " European War and
- = az crops are no more heard of as reasons
ls,,-I lItHer advance ln prices. The "bul Tpecu-
r-, nov laik SIMPLY Of their ability % make such
be, ~s they please 20 make. To-day their bO8sted
sDJ "aa more particularly applied 50 the II. Paul
ahort I ~ west stocks. which were marked mp 20
Of 80 r lzhht prices yet recorded III the course
ssns speculative movement. Later, however, the
power was applied 10 the general list. The
New-York tribune., 1877-08-10
cnFFEE MARKETS

RIO JlSIFRO Aug So on"e quiet prices malals" I 'l no
49, Uo .od nrst. loo H7.-JO res per 10 .iOs ~
HsIge on London. 2i. Average daily recspts zoV ags
- ,eut- Of the week the Channel ana NOfl o I-u4op
m 10 to the states 90 900 1ag =" me
o has ~ of the week for the thanhel ih ulr rvlu
p, 900 nae. for United states ZWD Dags
fr me lerrauean pors 5000 bags 'tocS ,u"v u.s.
'' So. Aur Coge, guct. prices maintained; no chansr
osor santos 7UOOs 200 rcis per 10 k"s A'rtts u'S
,' 900 bqg,. -uipments Of The week % a. countries
osy- 20 The Channel Europe AMI the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS an A.
OD bfs. sales o The week TO- Euppe -DOO O's' i0 VIC
,iltI -i4tss 900 bags. stock, l-,uup pAss
New-York tribune., 1877-08-10
TIE MARKETS.
TOTAL, RECEIPTS or PRODUCE
Per North Rirer. Tcs,,is ami Rriiroais.

THURSDAY, Aug. ., 1877.

AeHTS-eteadv agd quiet; Pots. ffic: Pearls. 3 &c.
COFII,E-f -f.lu was -ery quiet and no nhh unchanged ;
d. .. CslrluIcv-.' sflcfr
l9.. i!lplicI irom zoo dared st ins states; sales Tor
t UUita. -tr- liuan ba-r. shipments 20
Atlantic pofs ofialf pJrs u 'ol na' s'''A
G-. roo bar averaer daily receipts y4'V go Ft'e.'
5000 Exchange 1. of te amer Orb Nrf tte
u O00b.r-r OrIusrT Prime car-os lb H0In fc. gold
m .- were tg aad rather depressed win Increasing
supple: Java tn-Gc. N1rICaho, l,e goes ana ,el'n
fsI lf. 100 h9s tcrou en- so- priv4'. terms
.JTIlN --pl- Ca.to. eaar AMI vi'h lree of-rn--
and % irfir active. prices ",Ioii 4-' ir
as. 1872 ales Whi,B J0l last evening including @ lf
export. and -I2 i0r spinning. Nominal quDdton-.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-10
financial.
PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY

II ANSAS PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY
IN fgrmery Union Pacific Railway Eastern Dtyisiont
ST LOUIS No. June ~, ls77NOee "a hereby given - the
holders O Bonds secured by the following mortgages or deeds
OF trust OF above Company namely dsii January
1866 OF branch Of saId Company between lawrence
and LeavenwOrfh to T. r. Thompson and H. NJ Alexander
August 1865 Of the main line of sa Com
pany the ltOh mile post thereof west from
Nyanaott 20 sane and mortgage datst June lss % We
line OF Company from the lfOth q the Syith NILE
post thereof Wyanfott, % p. Thompson ard
AdolDhns Meer-hat said Company will. MONDAY the %
apply the District Court " IonRas
County, kansas, 10 appoint RUFU- j. LAckLAND ot 81
I0uis Trustee Of said mortgages deeds OF
trust. IN place o. Matthew Baird deceased :
ROB- r. CARR. President
New-York tribune., 1877-08-10

coal shares were inclined to weakness, but even
these recovered before the end-the great part of
their decline Western Union to-day was the black
sheen of the flock closing ~ 42'N, AFTER having
sold at 7334G7l1ia72ls. The subIoiucd table
shows the
New-York tribune., 1877-08-10
Banking fousss ano Bankers
Dipioeno Notlces.

ILIEOIs CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY.
NEw YORK. July II, 1877.
A DIVIDEND Of TWO (2) PER CENT has
~ been declared by this Company payable the Is
of september next u Tho holders of he capital stock n tns
Company the close ~ fhc 4th day Ausf
next after which until the 5h day OF september tue
Lv. P RANDOLPH. Treasurer.
DANK of the MANHATTAN COMPANY.
b NKw-YOgK, August I. l-TT.
The president Of the C0mpiny
have declared DIVIDEND Of FOUR 4l PER CENT lfres
from taxi pay aDe after Friday the lOth INST
J. :. HARBERGER, Cashier
NOTICE.-The COUPONS of the FIRST
~ MORTGAGE bonds and the iNrEREsT on ths
GUARNTEED pREFEkhED STOCK N the LDUISiANA
& AIssO RI RIEE EER RAILROAD CQMPASH y, maalIanz
1877 viii De paid and after that date holcs
OF Messr-. NJ. X. JEsU p. PATTON q co.. 81 WlIam-st.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-10


marAe- incline shippers bold their stock baes whore thew
TO pasture. Total arryas since satrday 96Oe AGAINST
H ' csa W. cal what was aSa S as baG r. as bad coad be-
mael %4I' IL vas Ieyt u nposs Die 60 40 business yester
ua' WINE oAJ, di seeing the -hi arr ais dI make
yy low oilers and rot me catue Our cures SHOW shcht
Gaiiie IN sale fSat iaFel n oorf -teers ,i % Few
The Texans we're poor SocS nor ali old some
5i0 tatLe yer. i3Een ont i9r the European tIale m
Texan cattle 7c - ID. SO CoIor,do &c. s. 6 i93 d.
a 56 ~ is a. 9 81 oSa r 55 ' ~ y ar ar ~. g m 1i
loe - AZ l0c lo at lse; loat Fac. 81 II Average
TIE eitte Of ot1y were manly booked to X Norris and
s3e3 by % y puley Tor y Morris, ls Colorado loi6
%; l6 Of ..2D n 9c 80 d. and eaoh u 1905 H. silc
less q eleni .5 oi LII Do 9'qci II Of LII b. 9ic
LIS b &C. % h 1907 "3y 70. glc- s. n 80 Of ls77 -,
--e Msyers Tor y Morr b coer,ao IA % a. SIC,
- ID. y Illinois b., d. -gi 81 b - Do ltot b a. Dc,
Conry & Mcpherson sold 1876 Genuine Texas Roush
o Fos sr NeysI o. regonse,n 80 Illinois J; 235 s5 q @ at
6Denneu ior wazsu g Aurrton. 30 Colorado. 1901 n.
j.. Waixe sold loG smoot coordo, IlI3 d. al 9e 30 d.
saernan s Gazsr .oi p Coo!aio. 1osl b at a'ic, 55 u
D. Illinois. i.075 n sir.. % = l5 LQl4 70, 99G -sn
i Lautcrha for ". 80, IS coorado1O53 H. 40 8'ic .
~W sherman sold % Colorado o2o p md Is ofo3J .. at
CAV E--Wltl 300 t9day, maLiDe zl5l since -aiuf-
aIss-r, arr not mporod TIE former u ng - Ia l5 l'
03 si, l fc iUr tc ltter Vail. .af frla ar 49, lc-
request fu prce of &C., and f to best ara selcc
SO ,.
sales bv Eg- OTIS calves li4 d. 10 jc I'D u lol l hc
90 lfJ ID, y o i0 l 1ir. a gee ca. e o ac,s
county. IL &c.. lob 0 lS u. The .j OF 100 t
trn. Nri=lt 81. Hofg -uld 10 taltc c. ~ y -l 1 j. ~
j.. l. CSC lI of -ly I1 g. 20 ~ - ", At &C. IL
OBJ i.r D "'it -'i u" n. tc '1 Oh 10 p; - i 10 -
of ~ b. lc
1901 l1eck D!vit sold - ot ~ H ~ &c ~ oi 100
H, s'f' % W l-h Nf % -c. - " $50 IT'D. --'-
judd A Buck tEidu -oid - Grass tlf- ai p pl H'''.
reier- louchi sn1 alss ~ -. J" oi 80 d. ai o2'
at sc. I'd OF q p, 700 -e ~ .v p. %. 7e ,,-, %
iiAl- " .i'"t' ''' ' --t .i' .l. +. L d +,
q! f0l 2 and 80 Bucks County ltU@tu' 10 - 7c. WIN - '
t--r ,., ..t-.. to- 81. . o.. %, 20
GEO. Olfei q n snd - -.-' ii''' 4J9 '' 4' y 10 vi
lil lh. df. -' F.t.Al ,., r.-.. ,...
rlii-sf Il ~ .t I'D 20 ''. i' l' i'
nuU GU. pH.U0n VI lrm "" -t DO tnf -lle- nuI iIsr
lft ve-r- IT ulGr enough oh safe ia .hce - .ut
against 20, u. same i4v last "eeA Al lr t@tla i'
re ,..r.cl Dug fr tAo European traie -herg "rtt
steady taav 80 t for i-ctht tp Eio lo- lAhs
sr-t e'" "',, Ai. Nst " ~, t No.. a. f,.v ~, ~
f. 2. some Iaff
N.-' , i|5 0l-,' oJ y 81 ~ E,'it.is.r,
rf- -,1 . t.s , Ge nj ,si.r. is. do Il , e. G74c.
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New-York tribune., 1877-08-10
Business Cbdntes.

g S0 GhD The largest manufacturing
O.OtO. firm IN its line in this country desires
gentleman take the ha interest ~ partner lately deceased
. opportunity Tor q capitalist t0 place
EXECUTOR. Box 90 Tribune omce.
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