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We PUBLISH ELSEWHERE, in our compliant
Book very serious charge against the Morris
and Essex Railroad. "Commuter" complains Of
a night train being delayed some twelve or
fifteen minutes merely to wait for some pas
sengers by another railroad. Mr.. Sloan and Mr..
Rcasoner would do well to look into the charge.
We invite complaints of this kind from railroad
travellers.
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WALL STREET Observation-Disclosures were
omewhat unsteady and closed fraction below
. he previous days closing quotations. Gold was
4scak at 1854 1858. Government bonds
we're steady. Railroad bonds were quiet.
Honey OIL call was easy at 1 = per cent.
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PEN PORTRAITS Of some OF the distinguished
clergymen ut the great Presbyterian Councl will
be found in our letter from the old historic cap
ital of Scotland The discussions at the different
meetings took wide range and were full Of
interest.
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GENERAL HOWARD has conclusive. plan Of
ampaign against Joseph. The only trouble
nth it is that Joseph has not been consulted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-01

M. BLANC, the king of gamblers, who made
Baden-Baden and Monaco famous, is dead, and q
retinuc Il counts, dukes and petty princes will
probably have nothing to live ON for some time
To come.
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AS AN ADDITIONAL SECURITY the Brooklyn
Bridge will be anchored. While the engineers
are about it some provision ought to be made to
hold the bed of the last River.
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REDUCTION in the price OF meat will be in
rdcr this week. The roads to Now York are
hirly gr6aning under the weight of cattle trains
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STARTLING REVELATIONS Of official fraud are
promised in South Carolina; but the country
sill hardly be startled ut anything in regard to
is late infamous ring.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-01

TAMMANY is considerably preparing to take
barge Of the next election Couldn't it let the
,eople manage it for oncel
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THE POLICE JUSTICES who cannot find time
to attend Special Sessions had better resign. No
officials in the city are better paid in proportion
to their services and the least they can do is
attend to their duties.
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Ii THE BOARD OF HEALTH were rs efficient in
discharging ts>duties as it is in preparing sta
istics the Death rate would be much lower and
the pcopL. would be better satisfied.
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Mr.. ELLIS must begin to feel uncomfortably
warm at Saratoga The investigation shows that
the Bank Department was, to say the least,
worthless a source Of protection to the public.
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TIE NICARAGUA DIPLOMATIC Row is exceed
ingly amusing. Unless there is some thing be-
hind the correspondence Minister was
clearly wrong, and the three disputants are max
ing themselves very ridiculous.
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themselves ''part of us !" he now shows
them that he knows how to appreciate good
conduetand loyalty.
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ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.
I RIPPLE SH e E Il .
NEW YORK, WEDNESDAY. AUGUST /, 1877.

The HERALD wiH be sent 10 any address, free of
postage, for One Dollar per mO,sI..
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON March 8, 1871
Cotton weak; middlnr. 1is,c.; low middlng HE;
GOOD ordinary IOAc Net rccciut si2 bales, gross sJ7
Exports enaswHe. l,45i saics 1854. stocs, .tsi9
Weeky-Nct receipts Job: gross. 5,sJ. Sales. ,,y24
Exports coastwise. UID6 .
NHw ORLEANS. March o. 1877
Cotton irregular and easy md,ug II &c. mdilng,
Ike, ordinary iuic Net receipts. iO5i7 bales;
gross ioo4l hNpertsio Grea, Britap. 2G5; eoasw-c,
2U.sGo srOss ~ 40 Lxpots-To Great Britan II 5t,
to 1885, TO the Continent. lUU coastwise 4D2
MOBILE March o. 1877
Cotton wcak and irregular; miding, Jsc low mid.
ding lie. good ordinary lose Net receipts IBiO bales.
Exports coHstwisc i57 sales. 800 Stocs $50
Wsskiy-het receipts 3d7a. Expuris- Great Britain
lsi; to France. Log. to the Continent $40; aswsc,
2l2l sales lOJD
CHARLESTON March o. 1877
Cotton dull and depressed; n,ddling i2ac. low mid
sales. 800 stock. 35.1s. Weekiy-Net receipts, it2
Exports To tue Continent 4U5 TO France slO
o9L sales, LOO
SAVANNAH March o. 1877.
Great Britain, 1856 cosswise. 7u3 sales ri stock
III .sp7. WeekyNct receipts 81 .N ENpurts 70 Ore II
Britain. 1904; to the Continent 42; ooastwse aBi
sales. 0Stn
BuvrAIo March o. 1877
Markets generally quiet and prices unchanged; only
light local demand for our and wheat Sales 300
bbls iour; lOcar com on track AZ zoe a5Ol.c
loads DO Ole car load white MIcniy.m wLe., nj
" @,. No. hard Duluth wheat held ~ Other arti.
fes meHco,an' nsssp's-roar LOO bills wheat, 800
rye, a2D do. shipments--Four. 400 bos wheat oaU
bushels; corn l2oDO do; oats $3.50 do; barley 900 do
CHrcaco March o. 1877.
Flour quiet but steady; Minnesota extras 81 10: DO
Wheat Ia far demand, but Igsc lower; No J Chicago
spring = ss sash = 2, Spril q aos, May so 3
Ss,saSi , and a,s esq as APRIL Ss NAY
ia si s "s Sp Ina s HS'' % 3 s': s4 s';s
CASH 81 wv ~ 30 Apai % 40 p" So ,a Nav pais
meats IN IAN demand. but lowers shonders 5.c short
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dry goods at the port since January $50 STA
and the amount marketed $2l, O44, 702
UNITED TREASURY.

Revenue receipts to-day were. $3.50. 900
Bank notes received. go, 900
FOREIGN MARKET
Tho London advices report consols for money 90 x
a 96s.; consos for account, 961 964s nve-twenty
bonds OF 1865 (oc,, 1864 1868: hve.tweniy bonds
1867. ITO; ten-iorty bonds losh nves. 1919
Erie shares, ~ Erie preferred shares Tx
New York Central. 90; Illinois Central, 81. In Paris
rentes sold at l06t SOC.
STATE BONDS.
District OF Columbia 3.G5s sold ut TAX; Georgia
scvcns new at 106 and Missouri SKIES long at los 4.
In New Orleans Louisiana consols brought SO 63s<
RAILROAD BoXDs.
Railroad bonds were dull and generally higher than
yesterday, with the following changes prices as
pared with last previous sales An advance OF per
cent in Milwaukee and st. Paul liza Crosse dvison),
u In New Jersey Central convertible, u in the nrsts
consolidated and Chicago and North western cousos
a IN Chicago and Northwestern consolidated gold
scvens and Milwaukee and ST. Paul consolidated sink
ing funds u in Central Pacific gold bonds and
Union Pacific drs,s; otherwise there changes.
SHARES.
The sales OF city bank shares e:--Commercc az
H. Tradesmens At 1872 Ninth National at 49, Park
ZIG and Metro politan ut 130
PHILADELPHIA SrOcKa
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Wheat was still dull aud nominal although new No. .
Tho sales about 80 90 bushels 81 4os4 for No
5iHc a54s.c for No. 3. DC ac. Tor migrated Western
low Rye quiet 1000 bushels Pennsyivanis sold At
1900 bushels 81 Tor ansrsded canada zoe for Dix.
rowed State ana oac Tor wo,rowed state Barley matt
steady for the better sorts The sales % 900 bushels
@ Ss mixed & tor No ~hie s
asic for No White soc Saac for state mixed and sc
taus-rore'gn dried was steady. with fair joShins
box halfac soc quarter do. 200 loose So
asw 90 s'sa Sc @ per s.4 S sS""'
Layers e . se n",S. a. srs. nuts &c. turkey
&C. re- assor1nr I" Ssa
W. S%s .Gst .is s' a'' Sc PRICE sc
an.'ters' 4he. "a 4ne southern apples, quarters.
& is" to fancy l 'snss a &C.
@ se Cherries l5e Ice -
Ioe Use DO State. pc BIaekserries new. 7c 7l.e
prime ooc 81 fancy. 81 % 81 TO- Wilmington. 81
HAY AND STRAW steady and fairly sctivs Shipping
was apSea ., 9e and retail AT Soc ISL s'ra"
des is6 for S sns se %s aSas md
siss un.resca Russia clean" sos saiS so,a
Italian s.73 $50 uoid jaie 10 ac. currency jats
arrive Ial" hemp Sc Gle; sisal do, BE stiu
note s' a s sea I four Hr% months.
at Isle goa four monsGs; 1901 dry rexas reported
SOFA NJ Icc, currency. uct cash ana private
sailed and ary pi @ Sps s,s
Ssso as rs b. cortienes 4 to . lbs ic
S Gs"ads 20 =; e II lbs zoe o"sso 81 to 's
10 - lbs i7lse is Mataoos, - TO 20 lbs. lie. Yer.
Texas - 10 80 Ds &c l5c; sa,ca sonihcfn
80 lbs. sc lc CITY slaughter, OF, 90 to 80 los Sc. do
mnrr /. aa II %ss s Min o'S Ten
quote New York zoe sI7e Eastern. ios. iSe, wis,
nominal i5e @ "P 81 En- @s. weekly
hop circular :-Eeecips aud csports-Rccsipis Tor
n,5 total receipts lor the same period III s75
a1 Since ess. ~ s 90 40 o,a
Tor same period IN 1879. 81 h3i do
laos. american pig was duh aud weak scotch pig
dull and scrap steady. We quote: American
pig y" $40 "a $2i; do; No. z, s2J: do ,orge slo.
seotel,-coltness No. l, s27 Glensarnocs. No. l. &c;
Ls.O Was very nrm tor domestic and held at 7c eur
I,faruen There was lair demand ior hsmiocr sole,
IN moderate demand The receipts the weet were
ii'Ss7 sides and 100 bales rnc exports Tor the same
to the contnens We quote --lismloes Iish baseos
&c middle ' u.nos hrss sie &c do uaiTor"
2ic Zoe; do common hide 2jc. 2ic. heavy Bucuos
hide 2:c 2ic good damaged DncnOs Ayfes III &C. DC;
do California. 2ie, do common hide. 2o1se 2ie' poor
Moi.s.,s sew orleans was qaiet but steady;
ssa yas &c we eyss a5e 5Sc s sa
ssyaIe refining. yee iqc grocery Soc saos Porto
leans. good prime idc JOc chocp. DE Ode fancy.
NAVAL sronrs Spirits turpcnnc was steady. but not
active 100 bbls sold at lie ltosin was also steady.
at 81 TO- We quote Spirits ,nrpenIipe,, raerchani.
abc order, lie allsc. Hosn stmined, " =, %;
vi y 10 f. Sdvss s IRON %mn X w w.ts
teo~s ho.n r!m strained u sS good STRAINED
so,, and virgin y Is spirits; 81. ,,.',
woat ecna S esans % Ss san1a sse sps
and obls.. ~ eo.tonseed Grade. Soc.; South
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The Market Inactive,
but Steady.
GOLD STEADY AT los Is.
Government and Railroad
Bonds Strong.
Money on Call Easy at 2 1-2 a 8
Per Cent.
WALL STREET,
FRIDAY. March 60 z. IL.

FRIDAY March &c r. H.
Comparatively speaking today's market has laid
'as Idle ~ painted ship upon painted oceann as
vessel In the 'horse ATTITUDES" waiting for wind
There is some doubt from which quarter 1t is likely to
blow next, the transient bears having covered their
shorts and the bulls seeing their way clearly 10
further rise. Meantime the strength OF tho market
holds up remarkably well and Is ready respond to
call for better figures based upon reliance in tho
ptghted faith Of the railway companies matters Of
rates, and in bolief that general Improvement in
business affairs be looked for In the near future
Nevertheless the market requires careful nursing and
without this aid from the largo operators It Is apt 70
fall into dulness, II not into Decline To day 1t was
left pretty nearly take of ITSELF and
IN consequence became irregular during most Of
tho day, with only fair amount OF steadiness
At the close. Lake Shore still continued to hold the
prominent position, advancing to 52,S, under pur-
chases traceabe Twenty-third street, but subse-
qucnty falling off 20 81 in 1nal dealings the verdict
Of the Coroners jury in the Ashtabua accident being
considered as censuring the company. Western Union
auttered between 64X aud 65L aud sagged back to
OAK in final dealings The shrkDg of the subject OF
the quarterly dividends by tine Executive Committee
on Wednesday, when it should or should not have
been recommended according TO custom, and the
sandwiching IN of special meeting Monday next to
consider the deferred NATTER has rendered stocknod-
to tho contrary. Central and Hudson proved less
active than yesterday, and fluctuations wore confined
within per cent Tho stories rife yesterday that
all opposition to the Commodore's will had been set
tied by compromise, have good reason to believe
to be without foundation, and that, the contrary,
objections were died with tho Surrogate to-day, pro-
vious to a hearing OF tho Same on Tuesday next. Tho
coal stocks less vigorous to-day the combnat
story being treated groundless, aud outlook
better prices of the product being for tho present
least, an unfavorable one
TIE SALES TO-DAY
The sales of active stocks to-day aggregated 1885,
shares, which distributed as follows New York.
Central Z 722; Eric, 500; Lake Shore A. 100: Cleve.
land and Pittsburg, 200; Northwestern, 100; do.
preferred, 400; Rock Island 1880; Pacific Mail,
$780, ST. Paul, 200; do. preferred $780, Ohios l. 900;
Western Union, 81, 200 Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western $685.; New Jersey Central, 425; Michigan
Central, Z, 100; Delaware and Hudson Canal, q, AGO.
OPENING, HIGHEST LOWEST.
The following table shows tho opening, highest and
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CLOSING pRIcns--3 y. NJ
Tho closing prices werc:--
TnR MONEY MARKET.

Money easy ut "a a3 per cent on cali and
closed very easy at the former figure The following
were tho rates Of exchange New York the under
mentioned cities to-day --Savnnnah buying u, sell.
ing q; Charleston scarce nomnally l.16 premium u
cinna lrmer. quoably higher, buying par selling
lilo; and New Orleans, commercial 3-1G. bank x.
Foreign exchange quiet and steady with actual bus
and l. SIS u for demand.
TiIR GOLD MkEKET
Gold was steady at l05&. This was both the opening
aud closing price. Tho carrying rates and u
por cent aud tho borrowing rates per and fiat
Gold clearings at the National Bank OF the state Of
New York -
uo'u oAances neutrality-suspicious.. 81 III 600
currency balances. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. lSsl ,6a3
N'"S' IsoJu,uuO
GOVERNMENT BONDS. .
Government bonds were firm and something higher
and they closed strong at the following quotations.:
United States currency skies la3 a l23ls; do
do, 1881, registered, 1l2H 1l2ls; 90 do do,
coupon 49, 1l3 vi do do 1865 registered los !.
1OSM; do. do. do, coupon, 1881 a lOsh do do
coupon 1ooh 10ysi; do do, 1907 registered 1928.
ll2}s; do do, do, coupon ll2s I12,s do do 1868
registered, ia 1l4Js do. do, do. coupon, ia
14ls; do. tcn.ortcs, registered, 1l0A Ill; do do
coupon, l11H H.; do lvcs, 1851 registered 100,
1ios<; do. do, do, coupon I1oh lio1i; do 4ys's
1891, registered, 1904 1o69a
DRY doops iaroRra
The imports OF dry goods the port OF New York
for the week ending this datc were 81 AS and tho
asOunt marketed 81, 251,l3i Tho total imports OF
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ibis, 7c short clear sides re whIstey steady. yith
do. barley. 1900 do shipmeuts-Fiour. 6.000 bbls
100 do barley 1000 DO the .isrno:n eau g, :hs
May Corn hrnsr: soc. April Oats unchanged. Posf
nrner; sif l5 April ga 32f s+ 35. Maj. Lard nrnt
<iy Anril
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lowest prices oil the day.

ADVANCE AND DECLINE.
The following shows the advance and decline Ia the
closing prices OF the principal as CON-
pared with those Of yesterday
ADVANCE Western Union u; Pacific Mail. Y: New
York Central "a; ONO and Mississippi, u.
DEcLISE--Er'c. u Lake Shore, 81 Panama, /;
Union Pacific, u Northwestern preferred u New Jcr.
sey Central al Rock Island, u ST. Pau, a do
preferred u delaware, L,ckawanna aud Western
2; Morris and Essex, 70 Hannibal and ST. Joseph
do preferred, q Delaware ana Hudson, az; Mcbi.
gan Central, "a.
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LIVERPOOL. March % r. NJ
clause, July aud August delivery. i3.i0i.
WEEKLY GRAIN MARKET.
change 10 rili.n markets.. which nave generally 1uS
ISSsssa " % @ M s
Tor the continent. On mo spot Vim ,i.'ls onsr:
*, Issa st Sys "si price. ar. :ssse Ss.ss:
i Ph Of Wheat oa. sat u .Hs' shs.es III:
s make tdy .IsTs Is good eonsnmpys demand ,1.
held penny more which checks sales. Fi"ari
steady ou, uunpoved. Corn is in moderate request a
LoSpoS. March o--6P.M
ps %,ssS ps PEI gallon spirits Of
sNw PRODUCE nxcuAScr nrronr.
, $T a. 10 Western d. dp a ola s.fss
clear duh ~ sior. clear d"li iism:,ioss
- : T n $ Ssli
neutrality-suspicious. Ss sI , a. "a Ss 10: q
the market r'oarEs 81 State dall Ut sss whs"t-N'
csf =. Tie sS 1s 1
at los. nd Com Mixed soft steady VI 24A.
FINANCIAL.
LONDON March o. 30 r. NJ
Consos s6i, for money and 90 0-i6 for the nccnunt
Paris adviee quote five per cent r"ntss lodt s2 foa
the Of discount for three months, hils in the
marken ia winch ~ cent the Bank
OF England rate Silver closed ut 63iad
PANS March 0, 1877
Exchange London. 25G lac. for short sight
FRASxronr, March Q. 1877.
United States bonds new Aves, 1885.
HAVANA MARKET.
HAVANA, March g. 1877.
Exchange u per cent lower
-ss->-
FINANCIAL.
ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC rELEGKXFH co.
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PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.
PEovipKScE Il. l., March o. 1871.
Print cloths dull prices unchanged
EUROPEAN MARKETS.
WEEKLY COTTON MARKET.

LIVERPOOL. March o. 1877,
The Circular Of the Liverpool Cotton Brokers Assoctas
on In its review OF the trade for the week ending last
night says-coon actiys an rather dearcr on Lass
Friday. hat ently became dull with limited
mand which has been freely supplied American was
active the beginning of the week and advanced lid
since then the demand has been freely supplied rs last
Thursdays quotations. sea Island II unchanged,
aud large business done Friday last. resulting in
advance :i2d :j2L On Saturday the desire 10
sell alter than the desire tn buy had been the
DAY this advance has been lost since
then Although receipts American ports have been
light the arke has been dali aud dropping The lstsse
transactions show decline for the week OF 332d
xAnkEr
Sales of the week .............. ... 5000
Exporters took. 3uO
Spectators took 300
Total 1857 40
American. 627UD
Total receipts 1O20uD
American 76UD
Actual export fUU
Amount OF cotton aHoat.. 42aOO
American. 323GO
Forwarded from the shp's side direct to spnnes 100
OF the week. 5000
LIVERPOOL. March % r. VI
Futures closed steady: npiands. low middin. clause,
May and June delivery. 2l2d uplands, low middlip6
INC IA md An Il
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i0;lj AND Il.30 A. NJ.
Sl0Vn US SIS lo-fO. r.. iipFI
1000 Us a's. 'sl. iiula
"cotO Us Is. 'Si. cou e. IiOss
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETS.

Veal, Sheep
aad aat
&. Yaras .,. b,eee. cc"a CAGES Lam.s Hogs
SiAtetn street....... lUW Is Ut hT -
Forty Forty eighth street. 2.o2i -
Jersey City......... LII 2,37 I.s27
r, -
uotAs 2,237 20 1T 5.295 Boss
BEEyEs-Trade In horned cattle was steady this fore
noon and on moderate those to hand sold OF
noon. rrces ranged from &c he per b. weight "a
cwt, strong. Ma cwt % lbs. 81 lbs has
lowed net quality from fair. with good top
AZ Sxeth street yaeds o. Eastman sold tor self II
OF horned cattle Sales rs follows 6S Illinois steers
9ac per ~ weight cwt 62 Illinois steers Mt iol4c per
D. W ight IA cwt w. Illinois steers Mt losic. per lb
weight ewt q Illinois steer; Ut II &c per ~, weigh.
cw Sesc Meyer sod tor themselves % Illinois
ut oac per H. weight 1 cwt; 10 Illinois steers ut Y,4c
per ip. WIN ~ on per head wcaht ga cw Is Illinois
steers ~ i'r per ip win VI on per head on - head,
weights cwt ara cwt Is Illinois steers ut 1Oic per h.
weight Ia cwt ~ Illinois steers ~ Iuac ~ weights
"a ewt "a cwt ~ Illinois steers at c per H., weight
oe cwI ~ walker sod fur sell and Livingston 33 Illinois
steers az W3c per lb with III per head,
weight "a cNt; " Illinois, steers ut lUAc per
10, with VI on per head on ~ head.
weight 6 wt 20 Illinois l0'sc per lb weight
pa cwt cery Carey sold Tor NJ krchwny ~ Illinois
steers at lo'4c: zig per h., wegat ~ cwt Coon
thompson sofa Tor w. r. Reynolds 10 illinois steers ut lOc.
per TO- with on per hoad weight IA cwt scant. H. +.
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COMPARISON OF RATEsili
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The following sales OF stock were made at the New
York Open Board Of Stock Brokers to day.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES
$1,000 Dist Col 3.C5's.c

lNHD do.
2lWJO do. .b3
400 Ohio < Miss I'd. .
1000 do. ,s3
1000 N J Cen COW. b.
5000 Tn pac Rlt lst..
1000 shs Cen T., ~ J br
u Bk OF Commerce.
100 Del x lIud Canal,
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stained,:ood ordinary 10 ~. strict good ordinary
10 3-l0c low middng. III Ne; midding. 1l5sc. spot
sales were AZ foIiows:
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ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC rELEGKxFn GO.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-01

Another Assembly at Prices Hill to-
morrow night.
The annual reunion and supper of the
Marietta College Club will take place at
Kepplel's this evening.
Col. George b. Wright will speak be-
fore the Soldiers and Sailors Memorial
AssL citation at their hall, southwest cor
ner Of Court and Walnut streets, next
Monday evening.
The entertainment Of the Shakespeare
Club, which was postponed Tuesday on
account of the Opera at Robinson's
Opera house, takes place tomorrow
evening at Mel0deon Hall.
A meeting will be held next Sunday
afternoon at the Almory of the Center
nial Guards, al the corner OF Sixth and
Main streets, having in view the lorna
tion OF a new military company TO Join
the ranks of the National Guard.
The "Unlon Club" OF this city, will
inaugurate second course of lectures
ddring this month, the first probably on
the 18Th, and the others on the 10Th and
17tb, at Melodeon Hall. The lectures
will be by Prof L. s. Morse, and the
subjects will be, "Evolution," "The
Origin of Man." and will be All exposi-
tion of the facts upon which Darwinism
rests.
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Medical Contests,

The students OF the OHIO Medical CO..
lege held their annual contests in band
aging, drawing and dlssecting at the
Good Samaritan Hospital yesterday
afternoon, under the supervision of DR..
Dawson, who previous to the exhibition
ampuLated woman's leg. He was as
sisted by Drs. Orr, Hine, Thomas and
Cooperside.
The following committees were ap.
pointed to decide the regular contests
for priz IS:
Committee on Bandaging-J. II. Had
lock, Robert Thornton, Arch. E. Helgh.
way, A. E. Jones, A. A. Mannon.
Committee on Surgical Drawing-F.
p. Anderson, j. G. CHlbertson, A. &.
Drury, U. o. Wright, q. II. Foertme yer.
Committee on Dissecting-M. B. Kel-
lar, X. Ii. Reemelin, S. G. Querner, all
of this city; DR.. J. T. Mcpherson, OF
Cambridge City, Ohio; VIM. e. Shaw.
The contestants were as follows:
In Bandaging-O. c. Andre, S. B. Nc.
Kerrihan, Z. N. Galloway, j. q. Marcus,
Il. Smith, j. p. Ballinger, w. II. Mu.
Mich, S. Yarmouth.
In Dissecting-Louis Greer and Ell. K.
Caldwell.
In Surgical Drawng-J. c. Butter.
miller, Z. w. King and B. Meloher.
The names OF the winners of prizes
will be made public at the annual com.
menCement exercises.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-01
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