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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1877-10-18

SUNsH1NE.-Did you ever notice what a
different aspect everything wears in the SUM-
shine from what it does in the shadow? And
did you ever think what an analogy there
was between the sunlight of the cloudless skies
and the sunshine thatg CLEANS into the darken-
ed chambers of the human soul? How bright
and beautiful are the golden beams that break
the riven clouds to tighten up the world again
after succession of dark and stormy days.
How happy and how peaceful are the blissful
words of hope and cheer that touch the heart
and ell the soul with emotions of peace and
joy after long period of sorrow! They are
none living who do not, in greater or less
degree, have an influence over the earthly
happiness of others. The sense of contribu-
ting to the pleasure of others augments our
own happiness. Unsel6shness, Christian char
ity, and loving-kindness are sunbeams Of the
SOUL
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1877-10-18

LOSING FRrENDs.-Never cast aside your
friends, if by any possibility you can retain
them. We are the weakest of spendthrifts
if we let one friend drop off through inatten-
ton, or let one push away another, or if we
hold aloof from one petty Jealousy or needless
diamond because it pricked your One
good friend is not to be weighed against the
Jewels of all the earth. If there is GOODNESS
or unkindness between US, let Us come face to
face and have it out. Quick, before the love
grows cold ! Life is too short to quarrel in
or to carry black thoughts of friends. It is
easy to lose friend, but new one will not
come for the calling, nor make up for the
old one when he comes. r = .,,s,.....
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1877-10-18

GENERAL TooMBs.-General Toombs, oi
Georgia, in the course of conversation with
reporter of the New York Sun, said it was
his opinion that the electoral commission was
made up in New York, and that the inspira'
ton which decided Congress to 60 into an
arbitration of the Presidential contest, came
from Gramercy Park.
"When the House of Representatives had
an undisputed majority of seventy members,
and when the country we'll knew that Tilden
had been elected President by large major.
ity of the popular and electoral vote, and
when the country was so anxious for change
of administration-and the power lay with
the Democracy to execute the peoples will as
expressed at the ballot box in efecting the
change-I can but believe that Mr.. Tilden
not only favored the settlement Of the ques'
ton at stake by commission, but that he
preferred its settlement that way because of
the great financial interests of the country
which would have been seriously disturbed in
the event of any trouble. Then Grant was
in measure responsible for the result He
quartered troops around Washington-and
what for? To intimidate Congress? No
doubt. Tilden, believe, would rather have
seen Hayes inaugurated than to have the
credit and the business interests of the coun-
Try injured by any public revolt"
Gen. Toonbs thought there was great
deal of mystery about the way the electoral
commission managed the Presidential lottery.
Bradley had not sufficiently explained his
connection with the commission, and Judge
Field might tell more about the business if
he would. Hayes has queer set of Cabi-
net officers around him." said Gen. Toombs.
"They all seem to be men who have no fol-
lowing to speak Of, and little influence. And
Key-I often wonder where Hayes picked
him up. He is by no means representative
of the Tennessee Democracy. Nor has he
much ability" ........
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1877-10-18

VIRGINIA GENTLEMEN.-The statement
that the better class of Englishmen, like that
distinguished French abbe (can't for the life
of US recall his name,) was making US visit
in the early days of our national history, he
happened to be dining with some Washington
celebrities, of whom John Randolph of Roa-
noke, was one, and the place of whose resi-.
dence was not known to the foreigner. The
question was put to the able:
"And how were you pleased with the South ?"
Exceedingly but confess to having been
a little disappointed have heard so much
in the Virginia gentlemen"
Perhaps you were unfortunate in your
CIRCLE" broke in Randolph with sneer.
"You did not come to Roanoke, for instance" !"
"True," said the able, covering his evident
annoyance at the rude tone with his usual
calm smile. "True; the next time I visit
Virginia I shall certainly to 60 Roanoke"
"Gentlemen," answered Randolph, empha-
sizing the word, "do not come to Roanoke IN.
less they are invited"
1t was cruel thrust, but the able took it
in the same placid manner; and lifting his
gray head, paused for moment to give due
emphasis to his words, and then replied, look
ing inquiringly at the guests:
"Said I not, Messieurs, that I was disap.
pointed in Virginia gentlemen?"
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1877-10-18

A LEGEND ABOUT CoFFEE.-There is le-
gend about coffee-a legend of which pious
Mussulman is the Hero The Mussulman used
to get sleepy during his devotions, and so he
prayed to Mahomet, who came to his aid.
Mahomet sent him to goat herder, who took
hint from his goats. He observed that when
these animals ate the berries of particular
tree, they got frisky and excited-bounded
about all the night, in fact. The Mussulman
took the hint, ate the coffee berries, slept less,
and, no doubt, prayed better.
That was the legend. That coffee, howev-
or, was sold in the streets of Cairo toward the
end of the sixteenth century, is not matter
of legend, but of history. In fact, it was not
only sold, but it was forbidden to be sold.
An Arabian historian recounts that in the
year 1913, q oate was attacked by the author
tiles, and the customers who were found on
the spot hurried off to the prison, from which
they were not liberated till they had each re.
ceived seventeen strokes with stick, for the
encouragement of others And, in fact, this
raid served that purpose so exceedingly, that
fve-and-twenty years afterward, the town of
Cairo could boast of more than two thousand
shops where coffee might be bought. ~
From Cairo to Constantinople was in those
daysa necessary transition, and the new drink
once established in Europe soon made its way
to the East. 1t is recorded that the first cup
of coffee known to have been prepared in
France, was handed to Louis XIV. to drink.
It was royal beverage in those days-a
pound of it cost about $26. But this extrav-
agance of price must have abated soon, for
not long afterward several shops were opened
for its sale; and in 1647, Thevenot, giving
very select dinner party, offered each of his
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1877-10-18

"T1RED" RAzoRs. often assert
that razors get "tired" Of shaving, and that
they will perform satisfactorily, if permitted
to rest for time. It has been found by mi
croscopic examination that the "tired" razor,
from long stropping by the same hand, and in
the same direction, has the ultimate fbres Of
its surface or edge all arranged in one direc-
ton, like the edge Of piece of cut velvet ;
but after months rest these fbres rearrange
themselves heterogeneously, crossing each
other, aid presenting saw.like edge, each
fibre supporting it's fellow, and hence cutting
the beard instead of being forced down fiat
without cutting.
sa- The Nelson (Ky.) Record says: This is
an age of progress. James Parton, the BIZ
ographer, married his step.daughter; John
Downs, Of Nelson county, married his step
mother; but it was reserved for Dode Ches-
her, of Walton's Lick, Washington county,
to outstrip them all in matrimonial feat.
Last week he married his grandmother.
Dode Chesher is twenty-five years of age, q
son of the we'll known Baptist preacher, and
grandson of William Chesher. Some years
since the latter died, leaving a widow of for
ty-fve summers. and now bis grandson has
done, probably, what no man ever did be-
f0re-married his step-grandmother.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1877-10-18

BLUNT BUT TRUE-There is said to be q
young man in the Missouri penitentiary whose
parents, at their death. left him fortune Of
$4,000. There Is where his parents made
fatal mistake. Ifthey had taken the precau.
tion to invest that sum in small dog and
shot him, and then had simply left the young
man jack plane or wood saw, with printed
instructions how to use it, the chances are
that, instead of being in the penitentiary, he
would today have been gradually but surely
working his way up to handsome competency
and an honorable old age. But ever since the
days of Adam snd Eve, parents have made it
point to toll and struggle all their lives in
order to realize sufficient sum of money to
purchase, when they are dead and gone, their
sons each a first class through ticket to the
devil, and it is not much to be wondered at
that 40 many of their sons, reared in vice and
ideneas, as too many of them often are, have
no higher ambition than to invest their inher-
itance in just that sort Of transportation. ,.
, 1877-03-16
BY TELEGRAPH,
NEW YQHE,

To the Ttissrn Aasoetat4d T+<M
NEW YoAK. March l5.-u0ld opened at lOiH md
!!osed at 1O4*. Carrying rites H0l. LoanS were
also made fat and at aGe3 for borrowing,
Silver at London IS pence. Here, stlye. bars
LAX in grecnbacks and ltD}s IN gold. Silver coin
Il discount,
Governments were steady,
Aat'f0ad boIts Wsrs drn, with the 1arrest busl.
aess In ltoek Island sevens, which sold 1t 107,
State Securities wers quiet.
etoc2s a. the opening werp generally lower, and
toa' stocks w<fs irregular. After tho SECOND call
The market waa aFm, but bscame wsak and dec1lned
to"asds the c!osc. Lake Shore, New York Cen
tFa. and Michigan Central were decidedly love on
III announcement that tho Lake shofu comn.nv
acelincd 10 carry out thelr agreement to nut IN
passenger rules Wrst and East On basis Of ii from
chleaxo to New York 10 Uoston. Tho probablu
sSa.en f., refnsa !: that nsxoti.t!on betwsea New
~ fslrs between lHlnts tn this Slate, hare not
frt been completed. and, thsrcfyte. NEW
hofk Central carnot afford L. hays
1oe1 taa .,snxSE ; fs.s. ~ U Chicago Burng:
a'a IA ttapec.tse1y. Coal ssocks wrrs stiou.
NM aiss!sf On ihe report Ut sisiks by ills cna1
InMs1,. and covering Of short cunract. Il ths
s.k. na .io,s wv thc c1esptoa r. coal shares tla
MleR'hsen q 70. "sc Recommending to inYestofs
fss:ye., eoad. u the chieago' npa Tu.lnx,en ens{
suhS;Ess sd1i.saa g d dr9a,p.ny Ihs saols aaouat
Issued aAa lhs haanes of -. DoO 0UO rrssryeI for
iItafc wants The boncs arc Issued at ~ pyr ceut.
,utip nuIn pays 9ssf peI gent On tho Iusest,nent
~ 9,. .una =. ptos'asd, Tue olsEaton VI which
bnads In Lbs future. Tho transactions Wcso ibs -
oJo q shares, Of which IL 0Oo were Wcs,sra uninn
e'ooo +. psnl p!etcs1sd, 81, ooo Lake Shore, L 90
, 1877-03-16

s!EGrG!lsts w very aiet n,srket for tlt.a cuss
uea sa sa Is ss, t'o'1 % IT, Ea's f. & &sa.R
tsn xradc. WIRE ht'slatrd. hut tho p1,rcr s0rts kl
eeee nj + so sssn e eSjcs 81 Il ns
ayet.rnx H. ~ y II II: .d oek Vi choice shcep
My Wy yonk, March Is.-IInaYzs-lsccctptx 1.7sa
sk.nx sa Mst, .fX f95 thrss y. urast 3!
s,'SSE :ss!ei: making 90 for three a.,.
o'fnary ''sy anI far. khsep sIaao towe1 n0at s.nck
ery g r!Ms s'saeNci soins spfsx ismos soSs Cp
:s Sssk tss sH;f,
per loo 'bs Did Tor ~ car.lolss oitorca II t0.W.
:t. ffo, e.. s9ts
tH!0nsilt yards haru of stuck.
essss .s.ss a: ~:
!is,i:sIl!eeclps asH total for tho week, ,.n,,,
1@r iofkrrss xool to sGoiss, SS3aS5 *. faTs SaF9
ses, ats iSy S1d ts2s ,;sts tfs
Eat tsss as.s Et s.; 's S.s
s94*e 1ss ss aa: slsp:' ssia e. ssS sa.ss
aay4 d'soo' 'si}iaE 4 sso: X ''' '''A w 'Af''
is't% % sse! shs, issR'sa. ssR'Sa..
I1s si;ipsa.s III ssans's u1e'es sa+osoa1 l.ecslpts
sEss ;Ib%esaii'sess; ba,:sis ''sa 'os
CAFTLk-Fsrn llL unchanged.
, 1877-03-16

Al the opening Of hnsnrss in thu morning The fndlca.
uons "efc favorable 10 owcr prices, hui when uycsl
Fot dosn 10 thcr work tArln nrorci 10 he sutrjcut
competition to prevent Any noticeable ahsInkneo ia
*Anes &C tho Gloss thu market again rtyr sIsos nj
wcakrulng, AMI should Fridays snrply prurc "A et
espectca tho ehsnres tint hotcrs viii hsvc 10
atcept lover bds. Thr arrivals for tho wcek nr 10
last nHht *crn soM4 GRO hend III txcrss nf The n1,t.
!Nfntled f1r tr rofrct tp,tE rrEAi at last 1erK.
tcatcfaays 1HtIsnKs tncN ic .crJ few rntre ca.t1r
nnt shs rTnrnrson of tar 10 go, grades va% prom.
lnrhf which brought the we'll IN ii that uf TIM
earlier day. Of thH week. TIL, ulk III tie iratiins wns
tssa wcre rcxrted .hsvr t3 Ii. Nil ~ t,,cr saH
Inferior to ctnln1n ntyrd lot sold AZ IL Isl fat
70 RYoh hutEhcrs " IL at eltVa4 I'd: ani ur1nary
+, prt atoekcrs It 81 at 4oi Yeals we're taiats n
Il 1.oott5.73 PR lUUIhs. ~
4vrrArlnxR.
Chotce necFes-Flne, fat, we'll. formed 4.
t65'1ear'od steers, weighing /, ,4pQto
aaol iattsne :i:ct 1;ai;.
Ing hU 10 T. tn Observation-Disclosures. sss4s m
MeHt1II tstadca-Ytccrs In taf htsf,, weigh.
ihE Hkl to c10 ns.....,.,.,,....... ~. L. tDa4 N
Hntchcss' at1ck Poor to cntNsNon Steers and
cun3r1a iD c!InIcu rnwa for eltf sap1htcr.
Tt!shinH Suit l. ou uhp.......,,,,,.,... hp a1Natoo
st1fk Gatt!c-L0Mtnon Cattle, Weighing 75j
.tsso ......... 315tai.O
,,! n!e snd sraawaI acers............... 1.aJaa7a
. II afkA =
, 1877-03-16
FOREIGN CITIES.

sptrid. Ditpaich to 7As Tribune
LIVERPOOL. NarEh io-ll II, ul.-fLouh-yo, I. I'll
No. 2, 2ts.
Winter, No. !, t0a LOOT No. T. loa od
spFlng No. l. ~ ds No. ,. o. ii, whlse, No. /. 10.
WI no. 1o odt club No. !, III Id, No, =, lOs od
Corn-Esw, 2as t4&s1asl old. :ts 04ds2.sDd.
tHov1sloSs-F Furk Uis. Lard. 47Y I'd.
LtvEnFdnt, March l1-Laest.-currnN - Mnrke,
dall' tsea aiddi sacs, H.tI bales, apccustiuu xut
ealUrl, !. 2.ttJ: Amsr1ran, b,Yul
hAkAnsrtFra-ca1ttotHia white whtat, loa adalcz oa,
q" rtut'. ~ sslais iIl No. to No. rcd Western
sPrlnx, " sd4slua VII do wintrE, ls tp lus w. Fvur
Western canal. 25s. corh-Wrsteln mtacl an nd
@1ts v1t now do. La Bd0Jis- Oats, 3sas ud Barley
American Ssa:ss I'd.
lEAx-Can&l4n, 1h.
CLovKA'Hxkn-7U48tA.
f9ovisloNs-sless pork gis Lard. A7s q. Cheese,
75t. uacoo-I.onk clBar, Sss, shvFt DO, aA.
TAtLuW-4A GI.
FkrnoLxu4-spfrita, los; refined, la9.
Lths4tp Oltt-1ha 81.
ltEs'N-Coinnnn ~ taIt pale, i1a.
hrtHlTs TsTEkfkHItHk-1HA I'd,
LONDON, Aarrh ls.-ltxyixHD PErkoLaux-l1.a
i2}la,
llNSEkp 0tL-14a d.
CALCUTTA ltxsakn-iRs,
AsTWkxr. March la.-FxrnoIEuM-sss,
, 1877-03-16
AMERICAN CITIES.
NEW YORK,

special NIpdfch 10 1ns zrfsnHs.
~" aoAe. ARech lo.-6HAtf-Whuat-AfAfket1 1nlst
quiet, With limited export aud milling demand tp1
aprnE No. milwaukee, quoted II 81 .43ht0 n In stof,
h4 A1ost; No. Chicaxu Ia store, s&les OF r. tI
h0 1t d. ldAt felected sprng, sl.19i u; unsrsdc<
spr1n8s 9t$o lya quiet and stcaIyi H4a for West
mahl for export and bona asss olt Western mlxed
quiet aud sssady saies a. coo bu ungradcd wretcru
mixed 1t a+sasAci steamer mixed, a5tu3skc cIosiua
lha latter priest steamer yellow og.,e, steamer
white, 6ec.
ocxAA AFaxIours-nsrth.room aulet and unchanged,
Charters aiow bsI about ssesdys epxae,ep to Lysr.
pool ny stssul, stu h1s bacon II sosttAn ID.
taovtsioSs-rofk market irregular a = decline,
light tFaae In caah lota speculation moderate, sa,c
to urls nsw ruesa IN spot, Sis aoal4a; 10 bs tauy
nesa el3oo; l. ~ hrls meas a4y, s1$ 3a clo,px
sl+.aa blh md si4b asksdt APRIL quoted It s,s.a
nkcd, second call, March, 3lt.1u bid md sn,so
a.kedi April, slt.9o bid aud 3n.bo akct,
May sil.aa b!a and sl4s5 nkoI, Jasc.
sM:so sat:s j., bid d, md s.t.so akea cut me.i.
sscAdy} weatern loax clear. 7s{c LaTd-Maskct dull,
fcas About aisay cusAE rather easier; sales 7J tes
prime aicsni % spot at ~ ~ 80 -. sa6 apa ~ a4
April. sp SODA. IS. closing at s05ui i.su ses Msy,
son4aa7ts. eloslng Il 90; l.sootcs June, so7
eloslug At to.7a.
sroAx-lunued quiet, rsv eulst snd depressed 1t
l05dr for centrifugal.
T.Lkow-Maskst saaiy; sales Of iso ooo ~ prime q.
Uesasi 80 bIls 70 sEE!Fc oa private terms.
HHtsAf-alasxct nrlnart saa& 10 brla a. 9l.o74, 70
bSls u 81 - tFls u fsyuF.s brand Al y II per xa
10 Ms Wtsf<fn Aktoctdttd @TeaS.
<.ls hnW YoHk; Mass4 !a...GSEsos1wSaks iltt3iae:
t!t III t:7sss y M Ny, ~ al.sA!ias1s' ! 19ne: li,saii;W;
u; ~ tl,aiss ncssapsI. .tl;ale;
toF LOCAL u.s; Nd sW4t: -: supuE slate WesicEn
~ 73i contaon ~ good cItTa, Is. 751a LD god
" ctulcc. ~ u sLUI; xltu wheat $ u i'd rs:
fancy. x7xsH:5; rastA htt, 81. ~. 77i: II. Louis.
Rye Hour dull; "a. .ss&4. 15.
CUkN.AkAt-CArhaAseI
0RAtk-Eheas autet spd uachaagsd; very limited
demand; frcclta MD by; rrJectea sEinx, tI 1CX
unsssAId do. kl:4s1 VI NJ. apEux 70 catlcd $40;
, 1877-03-16

The following instruments were nlcd for record
Thursday, March Ii:
CITY Fnt,'IGrr.
CafAl dt, ~ ~ n OF Harrison ft. " T. S1x1nn H.
WITH bn!ings. datea March II. +..:............s ooo
W.; ~ e, f.rn a,ssa Mafs f auoo
xs,i - r; ;n wit f.npfossmsata dated MARCEL s. 1ooo
II wth h,idinK So 7!9 dated Mach ts.,:.. $50,
cai,at TMn ,tmrroremsns 1atsa MatsI 5.: 200
,,sIa4s Mass !, ;s,,; !; =; TOO
1insa'n Hatta Msrc1 " 4. + suoo
~ Siso Efte f. 75 ftw Of North FfauE,jH III
n,,T1 y. It Isted March t,cn1
" w ~ - ~, "ItHdN hAn1th 0F sxyxN
Ferry It. " csr Of lunrln4 1t, q I. lRax jO4x II.
Win i7a1i34:& II ariJuiAfnE vi Monlaaa IT,
ma Ma1e1 Maf,h =, d ,,n,: 4o
l4o u, aated Match l3.,.................,... ian
, 1877-03-16

l
Fl'ouI&-"ssaultt and unchanged There waa ou1,
very nodcssta Inquiry, chanY from tho lucal trade
btt holdess weso rm IN their vtews IN syipaly Wit,
weat' sales wers limited to LOO 1rs wtntyra partI,
| ~ &7.Ii an lrls sprng cxtras. partly It tU, 80
Ana 10 urls rye GoaF on pstvato tutna TutA 471 br}
Ths market cl''acd 4atct. with tho following ~ tho
askaR fhnza at ptiecs: ChoIce wnte1p ST. 80 ~. Is
lHed1aa winters. ft.s1s7.oo, low gfate do, ss.Uya
d43; chuco spr!ng c1tras, ST. s.a7 20, medium In,
95I shipping e1tras e3.rs1s 70, choice mi.
eMls. fa.o*D.su; colnmnn hu, e1.so47.s1; 4trtpp
snirfants -: Ssa:oo 'sya aoar s4.J74ahso. BUCK.
DxAH-Was qu!ut md easy. Bales Hefo limited t III
t4as u ~ w ter lou trre On hour, cars.
C"hN'MkAI-sals VIVA made Of 10 tons coafts Ut
$50 per Ion on srack.
wifEAT-Wsa ralhxr a,,.st. but nrme, .axs,r,n,
PC anu tlossnR Nc nto the latest prices Of Wednes.
day. LlEerPooa - qules. but Nuw Yutk was uuotua
aIMer, our Frtefpta wtre agAfn slasil and MlIvau.
49, VI" sIroaRsf whleh Induced hotter DEMAND here,
wh1la tile odnrInEs we're l1,plL Ths trnuInR was.
however. Chiefly Local. the ofdefs ffum oustd0 brin.
rev, and Tho volume OF tuslness w therefore, jlxtt
tue sitsnxth IL Mifwaakee, with ths pro,pcc, 1t
corner lheFs TN May. probably not soonsr tte,txns
to draw u that city ai tho wheat that c.a bo vent
there "a taat but tt'o can 10 expected 10 conc 10
e. I'll fy HEtSss s1s f. 49s s: sssa oa
hsa .seus ss;s q e. ,sts* :sSss. nSx
tsaasaoY tha. Ptt': susss.,,E e. .EAa u
s!'st ii. 9ax '!s ss'|s! = AS1 Fl
%sa,s ssia 4 s1yA: s'osax i xi sslssr % liz
ssaP: 4 'atas :a.x * i % i. ts.
sax11 s a3j jfests, t q Aoa xEfs quotel tslow
e5xtS; q
s T. 'k Eli ~ tesis ss sas:a s y:
H. ss9s:4 III
" T e !: ::fsf' though h. from ssnx
t sa 'si t:{, :{ IL sSs
ats wv vSrs
ses ;ia!s VIII s
Rathy With wheat tsaded % 10 adya.ce sSl lis
.s>s nsI s0sf .s s
s pse. .ps sainiss n1p. 5. = tayy Ms1s .fs4
asun.ls sst Msy ii f% .t't J sS
ssa'sf nss .a ets:sa $ossa 4 4
So ssi: Ast Ii. vs.; & u; ]; s{5
- 5tsSs: 81. :r9s 81 & j
Il :: 81 s's IS; &
@ 81 ~. = sxi 4 IL IS t1.sk LIZ y s1ysss :. s.
= IL u !: ;siS3 s.sts y is'sSs iss
Shs 1ss. hs m.fkst sesa: .rSaa saisty i:
y ts2 s4, s. s sshs s
xefs @ :e1; II sAe Sstas ~ ssles ss
81 s s sts 4 y:
afm syiluF APRIL opeurd Il ltc an civ.eI ii :y;sa
agx9ar t.;! ~ x4. gulei q =, aa ut cdscd 10:
san.I;ss Ws1s n III Mslcetsd s1id y 2ts<.43{t
t ~ . y an b No: fer.h lc:
~. ~ u stMrs =. tU hu w sAniplu 1t Vas
I9taj; H. HD bu. " >S Wv '''' w e"Ate'
MKE.WM aa!ct sa4 ste4ay. though tho orcr.ass Of
s.ic. g Stt Sefs Hs1st sAd they soon PICKED np
i:.. ~ ~. ussn HrFc MAje nk Gt.<Ctc frEular
aona4s q ~ Apt quoic Il e Ess
Gx ssn,fG - HI, - ~ bu Nv a. A4uJc Ia0 III
y Gu!et sad arurr Fylussa vsfc auIot
w A{ tlust4x VI 3lsno tor ttflI. aI Isrct sI ii
,2s eo.n3 a0ttiinslly 1t 5f. lar iuis seIv hi fait
~! hrnt 1t eskc. salra of iatk ttlsad ~.
ssd q; ~: " ELY e ri 4 :. i, - 81 sad 8 i - IL:
~ bn Nc. , ~ asci LAM ba No. ii sesask:i III
, 1877-03-16

,,n, A!S hSD ItaNEitS' STOCk-Wrrc In far da
'1;; "a U: ::: II; j H. e
!$ q 81. rs; $;: a; ;; E'
Il Il: Iii; $:; $.'
= II t =: IL IL:
s ss S;:.s; sfs ss il 'sS q
ssa X esS -: gsssih ~ shss, IT, ~
sss' sta s.: '$ IL:
liS; 81 !s.ssat. !sstt I:as Rs!s o| f|sS; s
s!'s ss,as $ s;.. s;s u. ss: 9sssssS
irof$Sfoks1w w,re In rood ,oea, demand and aru,.
Ssbas sI.y Il i +: :ss 5:t.s
ESIlE;s Al iSssa ~, " ',a'' ,
sn5 ,@ small edt1Hss d.ns ~: ~
iM1T.s1tItskca,. dressed, 20 ,oo psr n, do. IN.
ri saEtss it, ss::s
usSx.s|a.ta duotA saa, pc, do1s sm4l ducks,
a r.: rs'' :s :s'!s: H.: s ssss
I'll rts III: ~ .ss So;aS 81 Y; iS.si s
hALf-"aa quiet md unchanged. Fins satk II. xat
oraatnsty rSplss. t!7D; dairy. without bays fl.7a
aafy; xlA Gask ~ so Asll.on dairy, pet sacE ii ID
pflses Me sRaDn quote " tolowH: ~ '' ~"
nHTMtownkk-tut4lmbns NNe3sct good do, 3AG240ct
meuiAh 1ot.tEt xohl du. Sk% due. otNict dte4t
HI.i3. e's%"o"
,lnrxaMtAt-Comsnop, u :s9ssc; good d. s3lsase, ma.
4!unL 1Dx@4St 4ud 10. 41tz tac; rut, kxaac, fnesf
a';$a9?s; $o,s e!aSlss; 4S.7S: s|0iss.. 5047se: A
ns1an'' t1taae; Eo4 d. ane, aaess,
JtEAS-Gam!l.ou. a,saait, good c0miion. s,92s3e,
medium, s..c; good nsca1nl. 40l {lc, nac, 4si3scs
nhcst, hu&5 choice. atAnHct Chp(cc1t tlsaaScf
choeest asw; ar.i lcklna. H1 47oc. 7 'DS@''S'
DUt.oAth-t4fnh4oH -+6AAbC{ 8oDd COMMON. S123sc.
aSt., aMsaaan Y t2-4aci gaa a'sdl9s ur ss
"tSSt; II II *mS1 Gnoice bAs!g; eno!G'sL 7atx
So ~ for beech. ~ ~ Ns''S' ~"
f,, " Ihs make. anel. Follow
uts nsalsI. p4y 3*le lsAs for mixed lo1 fTo.n ihs
nalas ! oa Kensfa receivers: Washed 1rceu ane, aS3
Ts.hsd ans n*afy 70 light .oatei eoa1se sad
a3si do poof 10 guod, s&.ta7c. w.
, 1877-03-16

" NKW UKLKANH.
Nkw 0n1EANe. March IN. n.-uolJ. 1o44f1iO6,
Sight exchange On New York. Il premium.
Sterling exchange bankers bills, b0Y.
FOHk11N.
account, 11H.
United States bombs, .a5.. loeh; 'a7a, 1oO4;
10'40e. 1854; nav IS, 107A: New rnrk Central
tfnf, 81. "
The bullion In tho Dank of Engtand Increased
&1j. 900 during tho past week. Thc proportion Of
reserve 10 h liabilities IL 4Ili per cent,
Tho amount Of bullion withdrawn from the bank
Of England on balance to-day was ElO., OOO.
rA1lis. March Ii. ---llcnte., 107f Hic,
,FnANKron1. March l5.-Uniied States bonds
New 5s, 103N.
, 1877-03-16

Few Totk Central. 10, ,0o0 Lsckawnnna, =, 600
Delaware, hnd 4. 000 A. i r. Telegraph.
Moncy market casy; 913. Primo mercantile
papes, 4ff5.
Cnator. receipts. 93fj, ,000.
The Asaiatant Treasuref diabtrtcd ~, GOO.
ClcArInEa. $!a, 600, GOO.
Sterling hrm; long, 4s4; ehort, Ae51t.
, 1877-03-16

mi "nE M sa i,snft fleats quoted q c cam Or March.
lnnx cut hams, k4iYc. iii DxcG, swcot njc kfei as
hthslC. Hrten hMlf,s. 7tt#+sG.
at6n quoted DC for shoulders Sfc for SHIRT rttm
phCkeI. " S "a ''''1 %n9
tiHaAsR-WAs on1st At 5slSo
nhGF p!NluUEIA- Srro steady and qulct At Sin. n
III. GkH1l. III fur h1ul. " ~' wv"
TAltnwMWss quoted q fer city. and aA@
repnr,ed nL I1 1fIa cltya INC, and t hrs prime se.
'eetsa country III ktFUadna psckaHrs II 7}sG.
, 1877-03-16
COMMERCIAL,

The following wetc the receipts and shtpmcnts
Of the lcallns articlcs Of produce In th,s civ
during Tho twenty. .foar hours rn.lng att O'Clock
on Thufatay morning, and Tor lho corresponding
time last year:
, 1877-03-16
North German Lloyd.

Ihc steamers Of THU coblrany viii sail every ss,c..
sss: as. es Pas..ss-it9ui Now York sea.hsmntou.
ealln, xl Ko!1i AesraGs, $10 currency Fof fTujvht
or rAasagu spptJt to OELttiE1iA 4 CO.
IllQW1inu ljrrrn Nrv E,tfk.