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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-09-06
State Of Louisiana,
Perish Coust-PayisA Of Calcasie,

Perish Cousz-Pdyish Of Calcasieu.
SUCCESSION OF Don Louis GARY.
KTHEREAS, Mrs. Loise Gary has
wv filed an application praying to be
appointed Administrators OF the above
named Succession I; all parties interest
ed are hereby notified that any opposi-
ton thereto must be filed in my Office
within ten days from the first publica-
ton hereof.
49,, Witness my hand and seal
l.. s.. Of Office this 5th day Of Sep
t>-l TENDER, A. d., 1877.
ASA RYAN,
Clerk of Court.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-09-06

The close season for deer is from
Feb. LIST to August 1st.; for Turkeys
from April LIST to Sept 1st. +; for par
tridges, pheasants, (prairie chickens)
and quails, from April LIST to Septem-
her 18th.
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J. W. BRYAN. s. II. CLEMEN
BRYAN & CLEMENT,

BRYAN & CLEMENT,
Have for sale on the corner of Ryan
street and Public Square, which is the
old stand of J. w. Bryan's, established
in 1869,
AMERICAN and ENGLISH CALlcOS,
BROWN and BLEACHED DOMESTICS,
DRILLIEGS and TICKING,
SHEETINGS, CHECKS,
OsNABURGS, CHEvIOTS.
JEANS, TWEEDS,
FLAENELs, Etc,
KNIT SACKS, NUBIAS,
LADIES' l. GENTLEMEN's
SCARFs, LADIES'
VESTS, BALMORALS
CHEMIsETTFs,
COLARErTES,
CUFFS and COLLARS,
LINEN and PAPER COLLARS,
GLOVES, HANDKERCIIIEFS,
CoRsETs, BELTS, JACONET and
LACE EMBROIDERY,
RIBBONS, Etc, REPS,
FIGURED and PLAID
POPLINs, DEBEGE,
PLAID CAMLETS,
CANTON PONGEE,
OPERA FLANNELS,
JACONETS,
NAINsoOK,
SWISS, BISHOP Il VICTORIA LAWNS,
HATS 4 CAP FURNISHING GOODS,
VALIsEs, CARPET BAGS,
SADDLE POCKETS,
BUGGY WHIPS.
A full Stock of
Boots and Shoes.
Our family grocery department is
now complete, and we intend to keep
on hand full stock of
BACON, HAMS, LARD, SUGAR,
MOLASSES, SYRUPS,
VINEGAR, KEROSENE OIL,
SALT, COFFEE, FLOUR,
CORN, MEAL,
GRITS, RICE, ETC.,
Canned goods of all kinds,
CURRANTS, DATES,
RAISINS, Etc, etc.
All at prices to suit the times.
Jan lS
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given to my
IN friends in the town of Lake Charles
and vicinity, that on and after the first
of July, / will sell my meat at 6 cents
per pound.
J. M. REID, Butcher.
June est
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a Few Words TO The Girls.

My DEAR GIhLs.-I want to
have a five minutes chat with you,
in regard to the time You spend
SO uSelesslv and foo!ishly on dress.
know aud understand that you
dove pretty things aud daiaties,
and every thing that is lovely and
Nlehcate like yourself, and it is
right that you should, only / am
sure that your ideas OF what u
young lady should wear smack OF
inexperienee ia that line. Hon
estly, have you not the least bit
of q hanksa'iag desire, way down
in the inmost corner Of your heart,
for silks and grenadines?" But
it is all q mistake, my dear. So
young . girl as yourself. if she
belongs really to elegant, refined
and cultured society, does not
dress in silks and grenadines
purple and fine linen. Such
attire for q fresh, young girl would
betray execrable taste, and hint
strongly at shoddyism.
/ know not only one OF the
most aristocratie gentlemen in
New Orleans, but also one Of the
wealthiest, and his young laugh
tiers, I would almost venture to
assert, have not more than one
silk each-and that black. Their
usual attire is OF some pretty
wooden material for cold weather,
and for our warm days inexpensive
linens and calicoes.
Real gentlemen and ladies DO
not have to call to their aid the
Establishments of rich garments to
assert their rights in the social
world !; nor do they look for it 10
their equals, and you must have
Q very poor opinion Of yourself to
suppose that your visitors come
to call upon yonr fine clothes, and
not to be entertained by the
charm of yourself and your con-
yersation.
Yet, don't think 1 want you to
tic your pretty hair back behind
your ears, unless such couture
would be very becoming and to
SO back to o scant three-breadth
muslin dc laine. Wear the best
Yea haye--buy the best you can,
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LAUREsTINE.

The News is advised through
private communication that a
committee of colonists will start
from Elmira, New York. on the
third of September, to select thirty
thousand acres of land in Texas.
About forty gentlemen will COM
pose the party. Our informant,
Mr.. Whilldin, immigration agent
of the San Antonio Railroad,
writes that this is the outcome of
tue excursion that visited Texas in
June under Mr.. Close that it is
the largest colony movement that
has ever visited Texas and that
the indications are the settlement
will he ia Gonzales county. He
is not sure that they will visit
Galveston Galveston News.
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A. c. POULET,
Tanner s. Currier.

LAKE CHARLES, LA.
I will inform the public that I have
constantly on hand and for sale good
assortment of Leather. and that the
same can be had ut Mr.. Paul Lafargues
store, also at Mr.. JOS, Chavanne's store.
Feb l, lS77-march Is
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-09-06

There have just arrived at Phi
la9e|phia, for the geological Gar
den, three Arabian sheep, the first
of the breed ever brought to this
country.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-09-06

And the same rates from New Iberia
to Lake Charles. 30 tbs baggage al
lowed to each seat, Copper cent. deduc-
ton on round trip to either point.
STAGE OFFIcE at Lake Charles, at j.
w. Bryanis store, cornor Courthouse
Square.
July IL, lS75-y
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II. s. MAIL STAGE ROUTE.
Lake Charles and New Orleans.
SCHEDULE OF ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

BCHEDULE OF ARRIVALS AND UEFAHTUNESa
Leaves New Iberia Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays, at 9 a. M; arrives
az Lake Charles next days ut 3 p. NJ.
Leaves Lake Charles Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays at 8 4. NJ;
arrives at New Iberia next days at 8
p. IA.
New, light and comfortable, mail
coaches, will carry passengers at the
following rates;
, 1877-10-07


One had q watermelon in basket, and the
other big piece OF corn-beef on her arm, as .ncy
met at the Central market yesterday and chattea
for a moment. One mad evidently 9een 'n'f''so
hui lew days, as the other querled: ,,a h,,
"Well, how do you like your Secooa nus
baul!" rn, sca don,.
md dsrstand him very well yet," was the an
swer.
"o no, s th"ush for about week feared there ;
might BE- He st vent a{e41d re4v ss sohpa mIaute @ aud
ue% wouidnt answer @ iii had spoken several 'fnes'
really u gof exit aut was The matter-colic hearts
ease, Or ague:" .,,a vor hn+ ho
nanai, and feared she might come ntrc.
man was n1I5yne sSn ie0u: be- uas
" ~ {rojng rrazr. It was great reiief to botl,
Wien he told me the Fsa Ca Taas 9s5 aoa oyy nSw
] into house facing the nlley, and 1iVe IS Happy
| as bees"
, 1877-10-07

It had been suspected that when Mr; hoGpe5 tpd
reported to congress that M: oGsG nuu a So
grtat gnt on Inc Mater fnc snu ro1d held
1ccted from piece ot yellow eor% nc.a
in 3lr. Seyd's hands, lLouenter-l Ine ~, ~
suit Of the light sleo w MI. fc.u ,,a,I' nde
that silver was dc!noQc1lzed, ana tHe uo'.uno1 -
ers were once more secure IN the pasll.els ,o,t ~
the bonds in coin. Goa went up Us sllscf 49, W..
down, aud the bondholders were m maoG A.; i'c"1 Gnr
and the poor men poorer. And yet Mr: uar, n,
field could get up in ConGress ana s1sl ,,scaliv
party winch was Responsible 1or sun tassae ai
!eglsatIon Whenever ne uT1io Ti .r.i ua "s lpst a
he felt constrained to So nc Lofty uI' .on baI
bad preacher, but the deVli has entn ILL., pas p,,.
politician" Laughter any l1en .nsin r;no;np Ga1
John Sherman, the man VINO has peen ,nan;ac
men to want, VINO e haa In, ma'eo thrnc ,g,e Years
asylums III less than 1nrec u.ho
thnn most people 1maglnca, a ni.sn i;a ,os "Eo
had the bondho'dcF.s collar arounu ns 49, n'Iis lie
and photosfaph OF bo!u 2ro a o',n v tn
bouy-pronaDlt III tle l'iAee WIZ l1, ~ en1,
oe slckGu, 4 r,nan Sas ,ools No, ilc was
pose John sherman WAS W. ~ .,,onc,cs and
acts proved hin 10 o he such H. has sp1n o Il }he IN,
carrier speeG,es, ne ;ao 80 ~ s,,s ,,ow re-,
passed te hesuPi,on d I. ,'rn'm;s;n.r ~' rcalemn
ton i'll 1870 Redemption III lo'3 meAn4 49, ~:
lutc ruin 70 ever! man VINO eMgo NY 1.S;Sa. SS
| and the s1ne vas co@l1Sa e11 1Sa7masTS 7;7:aT TSSMs6;,
when thc Iapollhs n,an, r37,1r1 my T-.-ft fT.c
Micn snnrn us t t4-4n, nm Houti d
IT MS l1IE ~ ~ I'm 49.T - 80 fn;S 7.0V
the tcHpe ana ti'e yery IeMI5g O e't,s
cr'nent hScl1, " 1eare, Moui1 ", ~ sfgR sfnilis
OVER 3o1In olerli1., r's;to1 l',;t ~. It's
history, but did not seem 70 nave rIon'e. ao'H -,
teachings Or ne would naye scGI t,,nt ,'' n'n"riner
tion i'll ls19 was impoSslnlG mnnuu' Vh..n he
the country into general oahkrutse,., h's t1r;n9
thought Of John Sherman coming to MS a': us.''s
bed he could not hep tninfls .h:a ans hea oycr %
with c!ank1ns euIs "u1u n;a ~ tAr Tn,, 1Tshnnter:
and sai, as Burns haa sald o1 la',. ,'''No''
Now, john, you'll ct yoat H. laf'n, ha,r;,,
~ hell ihcy'l roast 1nes In. ,s,,nl,.ar Mr.
| At which there was intense iaugnter. n.t az,
Harrison went on to say that he "ala.cu . ~.
| pconle to appeal to Mr. hayes M W @ pu' u"raa yv
Sherman out Applansc:J 20 w sute .ia5S .1a5n
had got m like Oliver wis., ttlou5 .;,
by the aid OF the ttlleyes ols he mae puta,i ~
the thieves ont and GOD &C mn lo1 .'lat ,t
Let the people see to it this 1a ll::L lnI Ill.,
forns dcmandc! the relnot lza11oa q s!!Ier ~ u
and the repeal d t4e kes1z!1E!ln 9s5' aa,u ta1 r
those platform were successful, auI .nI ~
| Hayes wouiu heed their dcmahus. lApp1na'su,
ali these things Wcrc uelnahded W ene oe'''o-
cratic party. ,,aut :,
, 1877-10-07

ty-sccond street, President Augustus N. EudY
being in the Chair. r.;,~. fox,-
mittre for q report, but they were not ready.
:rhc question Of campaign funds then came
I'M. Mr. j. Il. Clough said he understood
| there was enough i'll the treasury to run
the clu1 until next May ouifs aa ~'sssa coao 70
tipn followed, and it was ascertained
that many who ind subscribed had not paid up:
The matter was then deferred in the absence Oh
/ the Treasurer. - ..o
| nrcvous meeting. dcl,ouncing Hcsing as can
ddate for County Treasurer, were then taken
| IN, Tie same resolutions were offered ~ tAc
Fourth Ward Republican Club and tabled. -,
/ Alr. White moved to lay them on the table
indefinitely.
II, c. Tate thought the resolutions cmanatcd
Remarks were made in their favor by ]: Il.
Clou.h, Mr.. JAYNE, H. ". Tenncy, - 9: g. a:. Msr.
rick and others Ihc clause .is l a'..mo ~
| he obiectiouablc, and Mr. Tcnncy characterized
it, i Statement intcrpolated to catch the Ia
boring classes. .to
Mr.. Carter was in favor ol being nbera, 10 1 tnt
worIincuep. he thought the chief burden 1cll
on them, and urged the adoption Of tue reso'
1utions rs proposed. " ,,-
The resolutions being finally passed, MI
Roscnthaj, who had yntc1 in favor OF the Ieso
lutious, immediately moved for rccol'sucra
finn lie Thought tile resolutions were coward
! Iy. as the inpccunious newspaper concern .
Vas In GOOD condition and strong Republican
md The nurty who Tas aimed at had no relation
to the paper. He therefore hoped the part 9
the resolution referring to the newspaper woul'
be rccousidered-
h1r. Ncrrick was in favor Of reconsideration
and urged his views in energetic language.
Mr.. Kosenthal again alleged that the resolu
tfons we're cowardly. The paper referred TO wa
the Sta1ts Zettung, and It had oone 1ne parry ~
lions wonld cost many German votes
After nearly an hours talk the vote adopt1n!
1he resolutions was reconsidered.
Il. c. Fate moved to have the resolutions II
; A. Keith moved as an amendment to hav
! |, them referred to committee Of three.
.. The motion to indefinitely postpone was lost
: Sir. Keith's motion to refer was passed, an
the Chair appointed s,,eh ess1 Committee. ] The
, 1877-10-07

TIE BLACK-EYED BLONDE.
.ryhe Drvi1. to bother the souls Of men,.
One day tried what he could do;
eo he set to work in his ulphnrons den.
And be locked all the doors, stopped the ke5hoie'
and then
concoc1ed yillainous bEew.<
4 seroeut was curled up IN glttering fold.
And the Ficnd raised terrible laugh;
c,;d nr INV dear friend, you getting too old
Your present ahapes ugly; your blood IL too co'd;
So be chopped of four feet and half
.s'Tis pliablc ehape-just the thing that ps'ze'
Said the Arch -Ficnd in terrible glcc;
Then he took somo blonde hair and two coal oiacR
eyes,
Some white teeth. TWO red lips, two feet OF size
..she's beauty already" said he-
And he boiled this collection two days and night,
Till his 6remen were scorchcd to half'slze'
Then be took off the cover, and brought IN nghl,
And hshcd out the girl who is known since INA!
night
40 "- C11AGuT.
, 1877-10-07


P1rfs Correspondence -N'o foFk "o''a 1.x
Iwent to my bookseller the ot0eF uas w. w.
something to read, and he gave me t'else 'e-
ron,s "Nourel Art d'Aimer," one OF the Sol-
rpa umas Of the year. He said he had laughed over
it himself and with this high th 5ams Ws
4.o ~ ,f ,oye. according to Pierre, is sim
nv NV the development of the old natural instincts
r. scltishness, cowardice, trcachery, anu 1ais>t9
Of every description to their fullest ,. eapae,sy @
And it is amusing. He shows us what scoun-
,,rels VIC all are, with the lightest, the happ'cst
touches. He has adopted Monnicr'S manner
If writing scenes in lieu Of descriptions
and he presents all bis subjects ID aEa%as- a's-
ically either in soliloquy or n. in ;, d.a, :s
1oauc. In one Of them, 'Noce chi Passc," we
have the hunor5 Of a bourgeois marriage. Inc
characters arc seen in their hired carriages IN
the Champs Elysees, in that solemn procession
to the Bois which is the favorite way oil kllllns
time on these occasions between the ceremony c
aud the dinner. There arc four palr-horse tt e
hicles aud eight cabs-twelve in all; anu as II "a
rhe authors pride and delight to show Us tt'a'
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ss,"., nguir s sr,; q carload .as q TO- %
.%sad Ssl board laasass!es.' -Selniss ssi~Se 2.
!sy q 51s Sa' ~. ss1 q .y Ass9
o. Al s4s sessaSs1 as Sc. Sc" ssp, ass We.
"a .,,e ~ ~ 'sp ,s5nSp 80 N
sa ~I IT jay 5000 's sa.as r at $50 u.s ssi ss
e oac.' IS, eaf :. August 53.e aisc. rwsmeer
N.assss sSI asl g $ @ cs. s'' .a..
S nix al ts o. s is ss on n sssr =.
Gnehangea kees'pt. BY iase-rioar, 5J'u oos corn
oT Rassp, ss v a DO Dsr @ & %ss.
500 bushels ssrn ia:s,l 40 osts $500 DO, barley
Wheat. 500 bushels corn 2 sts %. 1907. 10 10
Oats 5000 do barley 400 do: rye 1000 do
Flour steady. unchanged whe. easier on, prics.
een"ssa SoTn ws"ke, a, ssc ,i oss da sss
sSm s s rSss eos, ss .,ds ss srd sm
neal. quiet OK sTa .Sosdsrs SIZE so .eo, 'o 10
middle; 81 70 these prices Asked short eear sod
ss iSg 'Asassrs s!s", ~ ana SIDE. wllgeL Sc.
hippns .'csey Tor aeary somon $, o. !. 10 I'M.
ssesip :? g ssymea y = = butchers - 90 90
roLypo. July ~. 1877
Aaru.' 5 s7,s; 80 amber Illinois q Is Corn easier
august Die. september 52!sc
tHltASo. July IL. 1871
Flour steady with fair demand Wheat un,ett.ei but
Generally hi-her. No Chicago sprius. 81 ~ 81 Is
casa 81 40. JAY; 81 Ish4 81 1874 Nugu,t. III ~
81 ia sswem err No do. = 2I. reiec.sd. s5e Corn
active but shade lower sSc fsac cash. iTs,e +7&c
August: 4.Ac september oats lull. weak Aad lover
Bic 81 iec cash. 2s3sc.. August Rye hune q b2c
Barley steady ana unchanged Pork lied but gen
orally lower sia '7s cash. si3 4sis. August ss 5l,
september Lard dui and shade lower. 80 % A - TO-
cash go, August $40 20 september BulS arIncr
shoulders osc snort ribs De- short eenr 7e Nhiskey
~ lS Frciahts Cora. Bnhac hrmer Al sc a &c
Receipts 5000 Db!s aoa II 900 bushels wheat i7o.o,o
40 $500 do. oats LOO do rye 1890 Oarey
Shipments 1000 bills Noar. 81 900 bushels wheat asooo
10 cora. $4,000 60 oats 1850 do Al the close
wheat arme hut nnch Corn easier unchanged
Oats &c higher Provisions armcr but unchanged
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON: SPOT FIRM; FUTURES CLOSED STEADY
FLOUR STEADY WHEAT DULL AND LOWER
FOB FUTUREs--CoEN STEADY Oats QUIET
wH1sKEY FIRMER--PoRK STRONGER LARD
fIRMER- PETROLEUM wEAK-spIhITs TuR-
PENTINE STEADY ROsIN QUIET - OILS
STEADY COFFEE sTEADY--sUGAR NOMINAL
fREIGHTs FAIRLY ACTIVE.
THURSDAY, July 12--6P NJ
Business was moderate everywhere today, yet tho
markets we're rarely much changed. Flour was
steady. Wheat was duI and future deliveries were
lower. Corn was steady. Oats quiet; Grmer tor
white whiskoy Grmcr Pork stronger Lard
armcr. Freishts were fairly active Cotton ON the
spot hrm; futures closed steady. Coffee stoaay.
sugar nominal. Ola stcaiy pctro cum weak Rosn
guic and unchanged and spirits ,urpentine quiet and
ste ady.
CoYyMK fhc mafget Tor Rio quiet bat steady The
be said OF mild coffee We quote Ordinary
lie a7c. fair do. iea<c. good do 20zc. primo
do. 2ohc coke range for lots. I7c .2t,c
Santos. ia good, iytsc 2c gold 80 days. Java gov.
ernment bags nc A2tc do, grass mats "a &c. SIN
sapos 1876 2osc. csylon iyc 2ic.. Maracaibo. lsc.
Joke l.AguAyra. Isc 2Dc. Jsmaca IKE. lysc.
Domingo. I5tac lie. Porto Rico. lsc 2Ur. C0st.
Nc, isc ALE. Mexican. terc. zoe. MAes-sar 49,
ale: Annostnra, ls>sc 2Oisc. sAvnnila. isc DOC
CuracoN. l,c. n lac
Corroy The market Tor spot cotton Arm
prices Futures ruled aud without radical
carse The market opened ady At about last evenings
closing prices nt subsequently gained several points par!
from ti higher han last nights Closing the closing
pflc,s to-day, compared with Wednesdays were a. toll
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON. July IL. 1877.
good ordinMy. iOre Net receipts 81 bales Exports
scastwiss. Sde. 6ates, 504 stock. 1905
Skw URLkANs. July IL. 1877
Cotton steady; middling. Ike low middlAg. U1sc-
good ordin try. lo,c Net rccepts IL bales gross 10
Exports coss,wise. Sioo Sales. 2.o5o Stock. a. 1855
MOBILE, July IL. 1877.
Cotton unchanged; middiins, HE low niddiins
loc good ordinary. ipfc Net receipts 36 bales Stock
1910.
sAvASsIH. July u, 1877
Cotton quiet middnr. ilkc. low nidding. ic good
Ordinary ioac .. receipts III bales. gross. ~ Ex-
ports ccastwise. i7+ sales. 10. Stock 2.l2l.
WuxIsGroS, n. c., July IL, 1877.
Spirits q tnrpenunc aues and steady at 2sAc. Rosn
steady a. IL 20 Tor strained Crude
10 for hard ~ for yellow dip and 81 20 virgin
Arm ~ III Is.
= OswKGo. July ~, 1877.
Flour unchanged but good demand sales 100 Dbls.
Wheat lower Tor spring. sses 500 bushels No. Mwau.
kee club At 81 81 car lots do. 81 30; 100 bushels d.
on privAts terms: LOO 90. No. 1 white Michigan
81 p, ~hi,e can~da held a. 8. e. 10 lor rommon 20
choice Corn zach angedl sales OF 100 bushels high
mixed ~ DOC Cornmeai and miifesd unchanged lanai
frctghts amchsn.cd Lake ;45 iect
Canal shipncnN-Lumber oJ9ouO feet Flour shipped by
rail. LSU0 bbs
buffalo, July IL, 1871
Flour suiss and suchsnEsds sales Of 800 bb Wheat N
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THE uhAMP QUESTION.
Iulr Il, 1917

70 Tss Ep.rcs HERALD -
having read sesteraay's. HERALD hal tat mea
dc not take tie cramps. thought aorid Suggest
lev facts wh:ch migh, .. carried oto eject. provs tas
means 0: saving some mans lie who Gas the misio.
tane o. be ne "thin" sia band IL The water.
aa1 once aai al attack % he crhr3> ara snce ihat
time have i0ula Z oeachcia 10 sake little brsnd,
Other stimrart preparatory ~ entering tae
water. |. any tnai reads this Io1'l indulge Ia rtna-
suts o. that nd Jamaica ginger taken IN soda wafer
wocie, think. 1nswe: tue same pufpoic, Or .ooe
M down the beach IN ACT. any exercise what
thai wqu.d help /, circulate The blood Crtaps
come on By the blood not circulating rccly Fat PEG
Pc don take Cramps because Their blood generally
clrcuates more reeiy than thia people would slc-
also ar. Que that very much AFRAID OF cramps
strong cora. ABOUT quarter 81 inch III ok
ana about twenty-five yards song. end TO have
bell. III he waist the other to be held
by somebody else tied 10 someth ing, that a.y
having THIS should take cramps they coaid pull
DC pul CT j. e. 3,
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70 a. li-l6 against l2k this day week. and the superb
bundancc OF money In the open market effected .
reduction the bank rate Of discount from az to 2
per The nov United states four per cent loan
placed on the London marke, to-day ~ l02x
s,erlins, which Is equal 10 per advance the
price III which the loan being taken here The clos
ing prices IN London were :-Consois for money and
account, s4h a 94t; new Al per cent bonds 1907 Eve
twenty BOMBS Of 1851, loeA, ,eniorty ponos. io9A q
lo91s ives, 100; Erie common shares. -. .
~, Eric preferred shares. II AK; New York Cen
Ia 90; Illinois Contra. S. IL Parts rcntes opened
~ lo6f soc ana advanced 10 l05t s2kc Tho state.
ment OF the Bank Of France shows decrease OF
81, 500, 0o0t specie for the wcox
STATE BONDS
STATE bonds al the Board were pcr cent higher tor
LOUISIANA sesens cousoi. Is for Missouri: long sxes,
and steady Tor Virginia s'xcs consolidated District Of
COLUMBIA 8 ass solo al 1eA In New Orleans Lcuis
lana consos were quoted al 1914 rhe following
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-07-13
EUROPEAN MARKETS

LIVERPOOL. July 1875 p NJ.
CottonThe sales OF cotton to-day included 200 bales
american Futures quiet nplands, low middling clause
september ana October delivery. Gtsd
LONDON, July i2--5 p NJ
Produce Refined petroleum. tOAd los,d per gallon.
Spirits OF turpentine, 23s per cwt
ANTWERP. July II, 1871
Petroleum. 29f FOR hne pale American.
Nxw PRODUCE EXCHANGE REPORT
LIVERPOOL July IL, 1877.
PorkEastern dull at eos, Western dull at Sos Bacon
Cumberland mt dull At 2ss short rb dull 33s
long coAr dull at 33s 3D. short clear dull 34s I'D.
Hams-Long cut dull AZ ABS shoulders dull NJ 26s. I'D.
Becfndis mess steady at $685. extra hrmer sos
prime mess steay at sos Lard Prime Western steady at
AS. Talow-Prime city steady at +0s I'd Turpeutinc
spirits duh ut 24s I'd. Rosn-Common dull VI IS. fine
dull at los Cheese American choice steady SIS Lard
oil dull At 46s Four-Extrn state steady 3Ds Wheat
No spring STEADY at i2s. No do steady AZ lis ia
winter Southern none In the market; winter Western
in the market. CornMxcd soft steady at 24s sd
FINANCIAL.
LONDON, July 1874 rs =. NJ.
United States bonds, 1867 1861 Eric Railway shares
~ do preferred, II; New York Central. 81.
PARIS. July ~. 1877.
The specie in the Bank or France has decreased
35,300,0o0f during tho past week.