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The New York herald., 1877-02-08
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, Feb. T. 1877.
Cotton-0ferings Light holders asking higher prices:
%ddng i:.as low @idalina ilAs good ordinary.
Nrw ORLEANS Fob. =. 1917
ordinary ,se Ns, reesg.s sa' bales gross sss
eoasswise. i4s4 Sales 400. stock. as7.ssi. -'
Cotton steady %,adlias re ow %,.ddIns i. good
Britain ASST cosstwise IN Sales l.aoo Stock 7o49d
SAVANNAH. Feb. 7. 1877.
ME sood ordinary Ike Net receipts. .o77 bales
Cotton dull and nominal; msans Use ss Low %iddIns.
porsIo Great Britain 7d1; TO the Continent, io7a
Spirits turpentne quiet but steady at Ale strained
81 o5 yellow dip virgin ss os Tar steady aisi 10
s. ... .oo ,"v HswrS9 %s.. Feb eiI Z is77
a"aa eaS ss:s srsa
changed barley in light demand and unchanged; sale
sashss Sy sa%ps on private terms GSrn %s"
Flour. l.4Oo bbs -
MAY. 81 ssT No. Do ii Ss No > red winter. 81 ts!
eorn say lick r'esS sass = sss
.s Nc rsS,say wh 44s, May .s S,ssSisS sS 4
good demand al SO 10 Recepts-ioO bols Hour. ZOO
sS a"a 500 30 bushels Wheat soooo Do
$500 do, oats.
Flour in sn. demand but Aolasrs sr@ Wheat sssd
cash 81 ays March. 81 siA Aprii 40. 3do.. s. l5.s
81 1874 Corn dull and shade lower: 41dr. cash. I6sac.
May bats In fair demand and higher 33sae. cash. 6,e.
April Rye hrmer 7Oc Barley nrmer at eOc. Pork fairly
March SIG 50 April Lard IN active demand and hishs.
Armer shoulders. &c. short ribs SIZE. short clear
sides. sac. Dressed hogs firm. but not quotab y
81 80 whskey unsc.ted sales at 81 os q %; closed
81 u5. keceipts-Fiour . OJO bbs wheat. 10 on
busheIs corn. 70oO d. oats 900 do rye, 100 do.
barley la.Om do Shipments-Fionr, 5000 bbls wheat
s9l the afternoon call OF tho board wheat higher
March: l5,sc May. Oats higher; 3i,sc. March. PORK
higher; Si8a.s. March: $i6 da,s si6 Us. April Lard
Il M
The New York herald., 1877-02-08
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON: sror 1-Sc. LOWER. BUT CLOSED
STEADY; FUTURES CLOSED sTEADY-FLoUR
DULL-wHEAT DULL--CoRN DULL-oATs
DULL--wMsKEY HIGHER PORK QUIET
LARD FIRMEE-PETRoLEUM NoMlNAL-spIaITs
TURPEN1rSE STEADY RosrS QUIET oils
FfEM-coFFLE EAsy--sUGAH STRONG
FREIGHTs QUIET.
WEDNESDAY, Feb 7-6PM
Business was stiil very light everywhere, and tho
markets were quiet almost without exception. Still
there was no less conndc nee, and merchandise was
held with armness. The Presidential muddic, 1t Is
hoped and expected, Is nearly over when improve
meat looked Tor all along the line. On caanec lour
was dull. Wheat duil and nominal Corn lower Oats
dull. whiskcy higher. Pork was quiet. L,rd irmcr.
Freghts inactive. Cotton tho spot easier:
iutucs closed steady Coffee quiet Sugar strong OILS
frm Petroleum dul and nominal. Rosin was quiet and
spirits turpentne WAS steady.
CoppNt.-rhe market ior Rio quiet and easy We
sale OF a4oo bags exkmanuel. at is.sc tor good
ordinary to low fair Mild coffee quiet ,ut steady;
sales during past 4i7 bags Maracabo for
consumption within the range and lo.55U bags ~.
Domingo In transit to Europe. The stock OF mild
1880 grass mats Java. 22S bags Maracaibo. 40 do
Laguayra oOi do Jamaica, 5lsJ do. st. Domingo
do. savaaiia Total stock 10. bags and $500
We quot ts-Urd nary careocs. i7jsc i7s4c. fair
do i9,sc. ios4c. good do. zoe. 20l4c primo do.
2oslc .ic: extreme range for lots. iIjsc 22tsc
Santos fair TO good io4c 2oc, gold. oo days; JAVA.
government bags. 2c. lJc. d. grass mats, 23c 2c
Singapore i9c gle "Ccyoh, Ice n ale. Maracaibo.
is,ac .oc.; Laguayra, Issf 2cc. Jamaica. lie.
iDc st. Domingo i6l.c i6c Porto Rico, isc 2Oc.
Costa Rica Isc. 2ic Mexican lee 2Oc Manila isc
lvkc Angostura, lec. 10 savaniiIa islsc zoo
Curacao. 1Sc. I9c.
CoTToSThe market Tor spot cotton ruled In tho
buyer and quotations reduced tho market clos
ing steady ~ the decline. Liverpool HAT aud de-
pressed, and led of spot cotton arrivals sales
500 bales; aud market tor iuturcs opened barely
decline OF llur Tuesdays closing ptces
Win large receipts at this ports prices lost lioc more and
vn and l32c. lie OF the loas recovered,
again lost which ruled steady anu closed
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Wheat dull and nominal 81 as was bid for one
els 'ass. sa: s9
extra ext, Michigan Barley wa. aus Barley S and barley
while Old @ was % aneHsnssa The sale. were asoa! 900
WesOss mixed aasa. and So. for 80. / Oats dsii
46c 4e,.c ,or No white. +Sc for No. 3 white and
IIxxr jurG-jute light and firm;
60 600 bags quality yeoraar smiling s"a a
single sIi , tor % seuss % and oa ss9 s' 7 Sr nm
$3.50 god; u.s g. CURRENCY jas. butts: s4s eur,
rsney cash. spot and tor nearby ARRIVALS aud &C. scr
&c.; is.le. sssc;, all xoid.
sSs Foreign also quiet The stock !. 54 hna. CUBA
and mixed asc ssc. cayed SIC. soc mascovsdo
's%s ss has s I r';s as' s
6os prime osc '4s choice, 5es fancy: ssc
$ sss
strained We quote Spirits .nrpenMs,ns M Or
e S. Is s4' ,e i'm
s sarpeSsiae and % spirit. no%"a not npaas doing
for p' ..s s Ss not very ss
seed crude SOC southern yellow a,s 5,c yellow win
sss ST. s Sss s:";s 81 %
d. 81 sadg
Toe DO. $50. winter bisached fish, soc 52c. !;
''fs PrraoI.rs sin dull and nominal Resides in small
lot. could Ss had s for i The eTSx pfsS. Is
Ss prompt; d. snss sssscs M ss s naDsS
& :. % city &
s rniss ':.sa ss q lS ihs%ss: as%'"sS $
ise per lb State aud Western ils Re rsesters 7s
ss, ':s; ws,sSn w.:
ssa s sIs e. Il. sis
md os sr al i. good DO chsSsas we're aas!sd y
% socd .na es
PnoylsoSs % 81 @ Receipt, Pork ls4o bbs; lard. I24,
ss S sss a pss
S" but s S @ I % sna asa or a sS
active sales s Sese S psIsd Ss hams a, q io 1ss 50
shoulders at 7sc. sTn 1 los pickled bellies. Is lbs
sc $50 boxes shoulders sold Chicago &C. Fioss
hams were quoted a. lcc loNs fresh bellies At s,
pssisd bellies ioe. Ssslsd .hsal9ess ..
Saa. Saa sSa n city
clear sold on pryato terms quoted At &C. vs for city
9lso We quote 50 's's mes. @ 81 20
sse Beef hams were held al sas for choice Western
sss' hssSs TO lisi.: %sssssn we're asSs IsT was
.sssS . 1 81 81 = 3D. sssa s s'ss Z
y s X e s. Y !; y 4. Y
ic 100 do iis 100 do Western At $40 So and about
do prime 81 rs S1l 30. Refined quiet 100
Havana At 9sc south America quo ed
ut II tsc. and Continent at II &c
RIci- here good demand Tor domestic and
prices FIRM. We quote -Caroiina tair 5sc. 5sac
good. 5ssc 81 prime. &c 8hac choice, 6sc 7c
Louisiana. common to fair. 4sc 5,c; good prime
5hc, a6lic rana. pc 74c.. currency; Rangoou. In
bond. 81 3iac.. gold
SuGAn-Raw was quiet. but strong Refined was quiet.
but steady late prices We quote Fair refining. 09sc
good de- Yssc Cuba grocery. air to choice y5,c iOc
do centrifugal hhds and boxes Nos To H. one lose
do moasscs hhds and boxes 7s.c 0c Porto Rico.
Inning common to prime siac DC do, grocery fair to
choice. 9tc O4c. rehned, standard A. HE. II &C.
granuatcd. II &c i7ac do second quality, H. ac
Il NC: loaf lie. Mesrs Wait, Creighton Morrison
sum up iollows:
Hhts. BoreS B.ys. Meiado.
The New York herald., 1877-02-08
THE DOCK LABORERS' STRIKE.

The strike OF the grain shovccrs Of brooklyn bids
fair 10 settled before long, tho men being willing to
resume work at twenty CENTS an nour, the condi-
ton that tho employers shall give them employ mcnt
for eight hours out of tho twcutv-iour This would
insure thcm 81 60 day. One ofthe hrn Of Hazotino
Brothers states that tho new men were now almost
equal IN dcxtcrty the old hands. Tho police ara
still kept duty guarding tue 'ncw comers though
there has been of assault reported since tne
early part OF last week.
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40 with loss for the day Of from ss2c 70 ac Tho

ordinary, W ll-loc good
II o-i8e low middiins. llsse middling, l2'.e spot
delivered 100 bales. For ture delivery
the sales were rday amer r. M-Feb
rusry. 200 bales At ~ l3lc April 800 ut Is 3oc.. 800
ut l3kc May. TOO ut i3. 100 Vt IS il-32c Total i00
bales. To-day, up two T. M-February. 100 bales ut
u 2l2c .Lo. short notice ut ~ 10 32c.. 20u do
~ tl6c March. 90 ~ l2Tc 900 ut - 2732c.. 100
~ i3uc. $3.50 a 1: ~ SIC April 600 a Is l-l6c, 400
- ~ lsae. yoo a. - i-i1s. a9o Al lsssac 2ooo at
80 y ,Ss 10 'o s9c 500 Is n. sis ,ss &C., Il o iss
3 32c.. LOO lsc.. 30 ut IS l2c.. $40 i3c POO
Is lS2c Nav 5000 at i3Hc. 100 ut i3 9.2c. At
3Ac. 800 at l3 7-s2c.. 200 13ac 900 - 7-3oc
aOUAt rs slice 20 at l3 732c ut Is 3-i6c. 800 ut
rs a2c. June. iU0at l3 ID .c 700 at - Tile isOJ
i3sac July 100 at l3 l73oc, 800 ut l3l6c August
so ~ 1877. 800 ut l3 vIGc September. 800 at
- 02c October 100 AZ II 3I-3.c. Novemner. 100 ut
The receipts Mt the follows 1913
bnes New Orleans $500; Mobile. 10: savannah. OFT
THAI eston Sj+ Wilmington 546: Norfolk. 2.2j6: New
York. i7s: Boston. A7s Phanelpha 2D Total. 10 Sl4
bales This day last week, i7.a9l bales. This aay last
year lI.USl bales Total since September L. 32ll774
bales to last night Cotton Tsighs closed follows TO
hkvrc by steam. Ac comprcssed to HAMBURG. by steam
,sc. ic. compressed by sail. 14c No. Bremen by
steam. 7sc compressed by saii. hc Ac to Liverpool
Hd by steam; by sail, &c. s-3.c compressed Market
quiet.
Flour AsD GRAIS-Rcceipts- Pour. III $50 bbs wheat
10 sou busheis meal 7.u bDls ana 465 sacks corn
lUd.s99 bushels: oats. 2l075 do 652 do. barley
$3.50 do. barley malt 100 co The hour srket dull
hut unchanged The sales about 800 bbs Including
state Western and southern NJ the annexed quotations
~ honr steady 2UO Obis sold At ~ 80 IS l5 Corn
uuct about 100 bbs and sacks sold 81 55
tor Brandyw rs ~ baltimore yellow nnd S3 S3 Is
0N.ls MAJ
The New York herald., 1877-02-08
GERMAN EMIGRANT SOCIETY,

Tho directors OF the German Emigrant Society held
a meeting at their Office, No IL Broadway. yesterday
afternoon Reports wore submitted showing that dur.
ing the past year %, ls7 German Immigrants we're
landed at this port mIlng or VI s. 13s compared with
tho previous yoar Tho Relief Committee during Tho
past month AIDED ], 100 cngrants and aG74 ex.
und was made making total o 81 l42 to be expended
for charitable purposes during tho present mouth.
The New York herald., 1877-02-08

outside the Bank is nrmer-lK per cent There Is no
quotablc change In silver. The last price was I'D
In Frankfort United States now nves were 1884 In
Paris rentes werc lo5C 95c; exchange on London
25c l4,sc.
RAILROAD BONDS
Railroad and miscellaneous bonds were also dull At
the Board, ana tho following we're the changes in
prices-An advance Of per In New York Elc-
waited Railroad arsts ito so). in Cleveland and Toledo
new 10 l06,<l u In Fort Wayne hrsts TO 12lh and y
In 81 Paul nrsts and N. DIVISION and decline Of
}, In New Jersey Central nrsts, consolidated, and
South Paciacs OF Missouri nrsts, and y In Union
Pacific land grants Eric fourths; otherwise the
changes did not exceed a. Since the Board, New
Jersey Central convertibles which sold $4,000 At
the Board at "a. have sold at 72k This Afternoon
New Jersey Central nrsts, new. declined 70 lo3k
Lohgh Wikesbarre consolidated TO 50. Milwaukee
and ST. Paul consolidated sinking funds H. and ST.
Louis and Iron Mountain arsts to OK. Lake Shore
consolidated registered nrsts sold Al l0s Michigan
Central sevens at l03h, and Central Pacific San
Joaquin branch, at elk u slX
STATE BONDS.
In State bonds this afternoon one lot Of $4,000
Connecticut sxes brought lllA Missouri long skies
advanced TO lO6 Tennessee now sold 1t 42ss, and
North Carolina sixes issued North Carolina Rail-
road January and july at so, coupon District OF
Columbia I2I, and Virginia matured coupons GIN.
BANK SHARES.
Tho sales Of bank shares were 40 Park at ITO, 100
East River at 90, and 25 Germsn-American A. 90
uxiTED STATES TREASURY.
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CLOSING PRicEs-3 p. N.
THE MONEY MARKET.

Money closed easy at 3a3h per cent on CALL Tho
following were tho rates OF exchange New York ut
tho aforementioned cities to-day savannah, buying
par, selling u a u premium; Charleston, noEinally
$40 par; Cincinnati quiet; buying par selling lilo
discount; ST. Louis, par to 25 discount; Chicago, SO
premium, and New Orleans, commercial, LID
premium; bank, s premium
The New York herald., 1877-02-08

ADVANCE DECLINE.
The following are the changes in closing prices
compared with those of yesterday
ADVANCE Chicago, Burlington and Quincy. e;
Chicago and Alton, ~ c., c., G. and Ind, " Illinois
Central, u; New York and New Haven, a U. $. Ex-
press, 81; Paul preferred, a.
DEcLISE-Centrai and Hudson, y Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and Western, u; Delaware md Hudson Canal, 2;
Erie -; Lake shore, T; Michigan Central, r.
Northwestern prefcrrcd X Rock Island, y; West
ern Union, Il New Jersey Central, "a.
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3.Ifl 5.3Sb 1857 SG1
$40 us li.5s2 is,5
U.2cl u. 80 81. .IIo 1.u51
2.j22 2.40S lt.2io l31
3.559 3,027 l7,23O y25
1910 6.754 3.926 i.7Is
81, ,G20 33.247 ii6.OJ2 100

ruary ~. 1874. ........... S5yS a.6i3 l52.5c6 "a
sTiARISK-ieccips, o. ticrees. Tho market quiet
l25 tierces reported sold at u trc 20 arrive.
rAIIow.ltcceipsl4 hhds., 2f2 bbls. and casks The
quiet aud easier sales about 1900 lbs
chiefly NJ oisc. sac tor prime.
WnisKks.-Receips. ss,s bbls. The market
tive and rmer $50 bbs sold at ~ OF, 81 o.
regular.
fRkcnrs Quite n scant trade done In berth accom-.
mediation and only limited In the line OF charters either
with rates unchanged Engagements-Tv Liverpool, per
steam OJ bales cotton, Aad. grain roorn 4ad nomnaly
el PROVISIONS 3) the latter cheese,
10 London. steam OJb boxes cheese 3js TO Gas
gov, per steam, ju terces lard 3us 10 Bristol by sat- 100
hoysheads taliow 23s. 20 tons slate private terms.
10 bremen. by sail. 20 organs. 10 marks.
Charters AN American shp. 10 ous. Bombay.
with l7vOl eases refined petroleum private terms
Norwegian bark from Portland to Cork tor orders with
2iOooo. ut 3s. 3D. direct port privilege 30 less Nor
wegian bark hence 10 Copenhagen, with 5000 quarters
grain. at 5s "a British bark from Norfolk to Cork tor
orders. with 9OuO Ut De- I'd British schooner
I7J tons hence to Pernambuco.. with flour. On
private terms; British bark. 553 tons, hence to
Mediterranean port and back. ut u lump sun,
subct ont with tobacco private German bark s73
laid on the berth. with general Settin at
market rates mn American brig. 800 tons, reported with
flour from Richmond to santos, 81 gold Norwegian
bark 4.3 tons thence Cnited Kingdom direct, with
cra cargo. ut EU; German BARK 4t2 reported.
from savannah To kevs Cropstadt with cotton. ut
i53.d british hip. OIL tons. with lumber from Fen
sacoa 10 United Kingdom. direct port, At isos
The New York herald., 1877-02-08

The gossip mongers yesterday were considerably
astray from the mark in seeking solution OF the
speculative problems which cluster around the move
ments Of Western Union Lake shore and other stocks
1t said for instance that suit had been was 10
be brought against Mr. Keenc, tho California OPERATOR
who having heard the coming music In the air. let 20
his shares at about the highest prices II Is
that instead OF SUIT against the gentleman one
Is likely TO be brought by the silent OF Forty
seventh street against certain brokers acting for The
Western Union pool, who nvang themselves OF thor
know ledge OF his private business In tho parance OF
the street practically ''savc him away"
1t is said that the dividends on So 900 shares OF
Western Union Tor this year offered at AZ per
cent without takers; also that tho dividends OH 900
shares OF Lake Shore offered per cent for all
this year. with u similar result All rumors, however
that are circulated at tbs exciting juncturo In and
around Wall street 10 received Gun. grano sails
The New York herald., 1877-02-08
HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA Fob. Z. 1877.
Exchange weak the United States W days currency
54 AZ discount: do. short sight ~ discounts 90
days gold. Ia premium do. short sight. IA u 2
premium. On London, ilk i2h premium On paris u
y / discount Sugars firm.
The New York herald., 1877-02-08

Bkhvss.--1rado wus steady this forenoon. sales
easy ut carrent rates. which not la advance
Of those given IN last quotations Prices were Tie
I21sc per b. weights 5h cwt lOt from 30 los
GO has been allowed net A. sistcth street yards
sold for - OF horned sales fol.
ws:-ly2 Illinois ~ 0c.. per H.. weight os
The New York herald., 1877-02-08
1915 AND ll:sO A. N.

lf3k $1,000 U $500. c. 'os il0ss
ll3hs ZOO do. llot
ll4n 1000 U \ SIS. 9. 'sl... ivs
ia .5ot0 do............ llO7s
lu6h 'l,OU U = 3's. c.'sl.... !!Os
lOsis 25OOO do. ..bc lluz
ll0n 1000 Y = A's. lo-to,r.. Ills
iI3. 10000 uS5's. 10 Wc.bc ll4n
ll3is lUUuO 4 = 6'A. cur...... iZ3;s
The New York herald., 1877-02-08
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

COTTON.
LivERPoOi. Feb is r. NJ.
uplands. low midding clause June and July delivery.
May and June delivery. u 127-32d
BOMBAY COTTON CROP.
LoSDoS. Feb. Z. 1877.
despatch from Bombay to Renters Telegram Company
says:-"rhe crop OF this Presidency has been
severely damaged by excessive rains"
LONDON. Feb 7-5P. n.
Spirits Of petroleum. I'D per gallon.
ASrwKRp. Fob. Z. 1877
Petroleum, Ar for fine paie American.
LONDON. Feb. 7-Evening.
Linsecd cake. e. l5s . fto per ton.
Refined petroleum. i5s4d per gallon Spirits Of surpen.
Inc, 29s 3D. per cwt.
NEW YORK PRODUCE EXCHANGE REPORT.
LIvkRPooL. Feb. Z, 1877.
Pork-Easen rmer mt Sos Western dull at 6Ss. Bacon
Cumberland dull a jos short rib dull Ais. Cd long
clear dull fis short clear dull AS. I'D Hams
duh yOs duh at obs. prime dull at s)s
Lard-Prime Western steady at 52s TaowPrme city dull
42s 3D. rurpcntnc-Spirits dull at SIS i'd RosinCom-
dull at Us. hnc dull ut los I'd. cheesc-Ame rc
choice steady 7s Lard oiiNonc In tho market FLOUR
Extra state dull At 25s sd Whcat-No spring dull At
los Sd No spring dull At los 4d winter Southern none
the market Western dull at los 3D. Corn
soft dull at 25s. I'D. tor old aud 25s. for new.
GLASGOW SUGAR MARKET.
GLASGOW Feb z, 1877
fair business Is dopg in the market here Prices
about Sd lower EXCEPT for tho nnest crystals.
which rather dearer.
The New York herald., 1877-02-08

BRAZILIAN COFFEE MARKETS.

Rio JASEfRo. Feb. q. 1877.
Couec--Market quet prices maintained no change Rio
good hiss, $50 $3.50 res per 10 Eilos Exchange
London 2.41S.
SANTOS. Feb. q, 1877
CodeeMarket quiet: downward tendency superior
tos q. 100 u 6.0OJ res per 10 kiios
The New York herald., 1877-02-08

Gold opened and closed at l05S, with sales the
interim At lo5h Tho carryVg rates were 4. 3k g. l,
Rand az per cent Loans we're also made Nat and at
per cent for borrowing.
cold cearances at the National Bank Of the State of
New York -
Gold balances. 81 ,535 00l
Gross clearances. 80 0j2 900
The New York herald., 1877-02-08
GOVERNMENT BON

Government bonds closed quiet and steady at the
following quotations United States currency skies,
l23 1888 do sixes 1881, registered, 1925 1l31
do do, ao., coupon, 1884 ia; do do, 1865, regis
tered los1s 1os%; do do, do, coupon, losss
1OsSS do do, do, new, registered, ITO 1l04 DO.
do do, do, coupon, lloa llot; do. do, 1867 regis
tered 1127t l13; do do, do, coupon, ll25s ll3;
do do 1865 registered, llGts III; do. do, do,
pon 1l61s III; do. tenortics, registered. lloN a
my; do do. coupon, ia a l14,a do nvcs, 1881,
registered HOY l1os4; do do, do coupon, HOY
ilOss do. 4s's, 1891, registered, lc7< lo7sl.
THE FoggiGy MARRKr.
In London consos have advanced 10 95S 95A.
United States bonds are steady and unchanged. The
cnfor,ics In the morning fell from ll0 10 l10, but
Al four o'clock were again at llO@. sixty thou
sand pounds bullion was to-day withdrawn from
shs Bank OF England ON balance. The discount rate
The New York herald., 1877-02-08

S20OOO Us 6's. .. 81 :.
ltlO do. ...... be
10000 Us SIS. c. 'ei..,.
1000 do. ........
lUDn US 5-ao's. Q. rs
$40 do. ......... be
1000 Us 5-2u'sc. IS, n
itUO $40. .'67. bic
2itDN'l . o-2U. c. 'o7..
5000 do. be
The New York herald., 1877-02-08

: r. NJ.
$4,000 Us 6s r. 'Sl. Il2X $5OCOo5-aO 67. be ll2X
ltOb us 5..Us r. '05. l,Ss l., ~ US as lu4Jc hay
1000 US O. ia,n llOx $500 US SIS 81. il,s
lOUO US 62Us, ,o7 ll27s l5,UO do... ....Dc llOs
The New York herald., 1877-02-08
FINANCIAL.

At REASONABLE kATks-MONEl ON LIZ 4 AND
n Endowment Insurance Policies aud Mortgages. same
bought assurances all kinds effected with best compa
MES d. HtRBlcH CO.. 1I9 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1877-02-08
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETS.

WEDNESDAY,. Feb. Z. 1871
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1877-02-15
NAP OF Aup1nsou coup4Y.

Our readers will be gled 70 learn tiidt or.
rangements are now being perfected to pub:
hsh IN eccurate map of Anderson County.
from an actual survey by W. g. Hall, Esq,
who was employed by the County .Comnis,
sioners in 1858 60 run the township lines.
We have been desirouD for long time to
SEQ such work completed, and lave no
doubt that goodly edition will find ready
nale. The proposed map will chow the nix.
teen townships in different COLON, and In
aize will be abrnt 81 by "a inches. Tho pub.
lie roads, the r, Iers and the creeks, churche-
and cemeteries, factories, dvelling-houseo,
water powers, end whatever will show the
Topography os.=vs'J section of "a taa5 1ounty
will appear oa the map. On the sides O
marginal column OF historical and statistical
facts will be given, such os when the county
was laid off, its population. .squsre miles.
character Of timber and productions, rain
fell, kind Of water, temperature, the wealth
and sise Of the townships, plato of the prin-
cipal towns, and other matters Of &C.. s-sl in.
teTess. The map=is TO be ithe,r 5phed end
neatly sanorhted, and will CO. sfdbdutsS2 or
$3.50. Capt. 8. n. Peag and Mr. J. II. Won
Hasseln are engaged In preparing the map
for publication
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1877-02-15
2HE zocAT1on OF NKwpRspY cozERos

] As announced in our last iaaue: the nar-
manent location of NowbeTy College Is to
be determined by committee Of tho Luthe.
ran Synod, and bids are invited from differ
| ent towns for that purpose. Some interest
has been manifested among the citizsns Of
Anderson in regard to the proposedl- .ation,
end we desire to bring the matter dir. lily to
their attention. The NeHberTy College was
| removed some years ago 10 Walhalls, where
buildings were erected, and where full
| corps Of professors are now actually engaged
Ill prosecuting the work Of educating young
| men for the business of life. The institu.
! 'io!: Hss sn established reputation for use
| fulness and decided merit. and in supported
by the united and enthusiastic efforts of an
entire denomination. A valuable library
belongs to the College, and an agent Is now
! in the field 10 secure an endowment of Fifty
| thousand Dollars, the interest Of which 10
to be applied exclusively for the payment of
p.ofessor,' salaries. This agent haa succeed
ed Beyond expectations. we are informed,
and the endowment is confidently expected
to be realized. The average attendance Of
boarding students will number not less than
| fifty. which. added to the local patronage
would insure successful institution. The
advantages Of Anderson in henlthy climate
and cheap living would seem commensurate
with any other town in the up-eountry, and
as means of extending its growth we do
mt know any surer method than establish.
ing its reputation ns an educational centre
BY the cooperation and earnest endeavors
Of its citizens this desideratum may be easi-
ly gained. We think the proposition In re.
gard to the Newberry College quite worthy
OF consideration, and would ash that our
fellow-c'tisenS who are most largely int.E-
ested in the growth and prosperity Of the
town make an investigation of it's merits at
/ an early dsY.