davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1877-09-08

Tho Wholesale market WAS more astlv0 and steady.
small dect arrived 1t tha tocks aud about dozen
a1Ics wern made recent prices Piece ssu stcady
At .a507 30, and common inch 1t 90. Tho
better grades OF inch s,d It 0ood1a00. LAth Nere
ufm 1t Il, 81, aud Shingles a. Sl.1oS9 10.
Bslus: Cargo schF Htciolsun. f3otn Ludn8ton. 1to'
u It piccn stuff 1t t73u, tchr Simpson from LuduG'
ton, c1t GnO It piece stun at a7.to1 sehf Leo. from
0rand liyer. Ds, omit dry common Inch At u sctr
Eliza Day, from White Lake. 135 D It choice boards
and strips At el4.o0, schr seyeath Ohio from uaks
gon, ts7, 90 It strips e1ll bonF.ts 1t Fp.H
Tfe retail tatkst Eas active aud arm. Following
, 1877-09-08
Toi&l. .+,....+-s.,.$1s Jul ouU r., ,G., II
NAssAcNGsErls HOLDS ITSELF UP A6 AN HI
ANrLH ron JLLlkOts.
ira

II Illinois desires 10 guarantee hes poor peop,e
their deposited ea1YihEs. tho law eau provide for
publicity Ut business, for forms at investmens, fus
amount nt }nscrest paid and taken. nnl fur inspcc-
ton BY dttlnteFested persons. Massachusetts ll4s
attained very hiRh dcrrro ot suctcss In her ays-
TEN. illinois may by comparison with olher States,
aid study ot her buailess wants, pEoat by uxparl.
cvcnts, u Ii not necet&arJ for her yot t0 make the
General Government partner tn tho business OF
lankinH. -
, 1877-09-08
Unchanged Quiet in Financial Circles
---Clearings, $500, 900.
Failures in Chicago III Augusta
Danger III Wall Street.
The Produce Markets Active and Lregu-
lar.--Provisiops strong-Hoga
Steady.
Wheat and Corn Rather Weak, 7housh In Good
Demand for Shipment.
FINANCIAL.

There was not, on the whole, any material
change IN tho situation among the banks. one or
two institutions reported iEcrehss In tho otdcrs
for currency. and thcro wcro similar reports OF
more libcrnl of1rss af negotiable paper. hut the
average Of transactions was no greater than m Tho
preceding tlay4 pf the week. The country banks
send in Aaily moderate anonnts OF paper TOR re-
discount, an,l tho mercantile customers Of tho
banks arc d,scounrlng the paper given them BY
country merchants.
Iatrs ol di.cuunt wcre 8G11o poF cent al the
banks 10 regular customers. Conccfaons arc made
on call loa.,n anil 10 outside borrowers.
New York exchange was sold between banks At
par, but uas weak toward this close of business.
Tbc ctcarings were 81. 800. coo.
C1licAGo FAILURES IN AUGUST, 1877.
Tappaa. McKlllop 4 Co. q Agency report for An-
gust list embracing forty two failures In Chicago,
Including ctght wholesale houacs. The amounts
, 1877-09-08

GOLD AND QAEEHPAck&
Gold uaA 103S 9l15h In greenhaeka.
Citecnbacks Nero GJsiEtQ1 cents On The dollar
, 1877-09-08

TOTAL 5tfefFcsss,sss s-.-s-$!p+M31o o0 %6H.HN9. 0D
This condition Of ths banks ID exciting general
attention, especially Al there must bo q severe
drain Of currency from hero for tho nr1t two
amoont Withdrawn from Sept. to nov, l, in
ls74.- ras -. ooo, ooo; M ~ 1s76. s.3, co., 600;
tpondtnr drain OF bank funds from this city. VIC
hall 1n1 that our banks At the cud Of November
wao]d probabJ held less than they did 1t tho sano
In1H Ii 1kTH.
, 1877-09-08


INSURANCE INVESTIGATIONS IN NEW YORK.
Foe two months the New York Superintendent of
.nsnrAaes has made no inrcsugauou Of insurance
companies, having exhausted the appropriation
svallAbls for that work. A decision has jus: been
rendered bJ the Attorney General Of tho State
nat vii, enable tho Superintendent to resume his
Examinations without waiting for the Legislature
70 make an approximation.
nAAKtaa IN CALIFORNIA.
I. The reports Of Tho banks-Sat,onal. State, pr!.
vato and iotctgn-dolng business In California
July ., 1877, show their 1osns and discounts to bo
3l5l, 057. 100; caah On hand and In other banks,
sa3 20s. 100; capital paid mp. Sia. .170, GOO: re-
serve nud undivided uronts, s11, :O1 90e; and de-
yposisa $I1S, 373, 800. Tho Dui&tin calculates the
banking capital OF tho State, including deposits
and Insurance. captal and surplus, u 500, 0l0.-
AGO.
FAN FRANCISCO plvtDBNps. a.,
The San Francisco Baiitttn gives tho following
summary Of August dividends ~ compared with
last year:
, 1877-09-08
pETRQLEuNI.

PETROLEUM.
CLEvzLAsn, o., eept. 7.-fArnoLErA-MNt.s
atealy ami firm. standard white Ito test, l2r{c.
PiEransra. "a, Bert. .7.-PErEoAEuM-QuIct erust
$1,a3 II rarkers; refined 14c, Philadelphia le.trr
, 1877-09-08

DRY GOODS.
NEW yonK. Sept 7.-Dus!nrss light, owing to ,ht
stormy weather, bleaehed shFtlngs quiet: out.td.
makes weak but other cotton goods steady md M.
changcdi prints IN fair rc1ucat, RnGhAms actte drn
goods doing well, ncns wear OF wooens quiet, ia.
ncls In steady request; foreign goods In mole.ss g.
mand.
, 1877-09-08

WILMINGTON, y. c., Sept, 7.-6PIRtTs TrkrEx
-QuIet at J51{c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-21

IL is related as curious illustration of the
energy and perseverance of the late Senator
Bogy that when but nineteen years OF age he
placed in his mothers hands a document
declaring that he was determined to become
q United States Senator, and that he would
work to accomplish that object until he was
sixty years OF age. He had just reached the
age Of sixty when he secured the long Gov
eted prize-a UnitCd States SenatOrship.
The late Senator was a ready debater, al
though not very effective as speaker. He
sometimes gave utterance to very decided
language, and during the debate on LouisI
ana affairs last winter denounced Governor
Packard as an Infamous robber, a remark
which caused the presiding officer to direc.
the Sergeant alarms to arrest the parties in
the gallery who spplauded. The vacancy in
the Senate caused by hts death will OF course
be filled by democrat, the legislature of
Missouri being demOcrotic. 1t is quite pos
sible that his successor will be one OF the
present representatives in Congress. Among
the names mentioned in connection with the
vacancy are James o. BcOthead, ETa,t
Wells, j. D. l.. Morrison, brother of the
chat IMAM OF the House ways and means
committee, and D. II. AR nstrOng, OF -
Louis j. y. Burns. of st. Joseph, George G.
West and Willard p. Hall. OF the interior OF
the state. There Is some talk of Governor
Phelps Tesigning and of having Lieutenant
Governor Brackmyer appoint him to the
vacancy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-21

The assembling of the republican state
convention OF New York will be looked for
ward TO with more than ordinary interest on
account of the dubious attitude of Senator
CoGkling, who, IL Is understood, will control
Its action. Notwithstanding the various le-
ports as to Mr.. Conkling's probable course in
the Senate in reference to s'the policy" i.
does not appear that he has yet authorized
anyone TO speak for him. Assuming that he
will control the convention the New York
Tribune says il is unfortunate that this Will
be generally Interpreted as an evidence of
New York hostility 10 the Administration
but, says the same paper, New York is
not hostile to the Administration. We are
not even certain that Mr.. COnkling is; and
we are very certain that il is not to the in
teTest OF the Administration to nag him into
hostility"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-21

The successful robbery OF a train on the
Union Pacific railroad by gang OF masked
hisLws ymen IS calculated TO make one open
his eyes 10 the fact that the country holds
within its boundaries an uncomfortable
large lumber OF desperate men who are
willing undertake any enterprise however
dangerous, provided il promises a reason
able amount of plumber. TIE success which
ATTENDED Tie outrage in question will dou 5t-
less prompt others 20 try their hand at train
robb ng, and il would be well If the state
authorities would takeearly action and pass
special laws for the benedt Of train wrecISarS
and robbers. But few wOIld demar il these
laws made such an offence punishable by
death Itself. Certain IL Is that If stringent
laws are not passed this species OF crime
Will continue 10 be heard OF from time to
Time Atan"hIle, passengers travelling in
The lar west should understand tie peril I'm
which hey are placed and go prepared TO
give TIE road agents" warm reception.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-21

A Washington dispatch to a New York
paper is authority for the statemen: that all
the clerks from Ohio in the Treasury depart
ment have been compelled 10 sign paper
agreeing 10 go home and vote at the election
next month Under penalty of being placed on
the black list. This paper, continues the dis
patch, was presented yesterday, with the
approval Of Secretary sherman, TO every
clerk In the Treasury department from Ohio,
and not one refused absolutely to sign IL, Al
though many did so protesting that they
were not able to bear the expense OF the TIP
without depriving tneir families of the ne
cessaries OF life. Let those who do rot Gre
10 go home 10 vote lay the case before The
President, with view OF sscertsiuing
whether or not such arbitrary action is not
In violation OF the rules OF the civil service
as he understands them. To most people IL
looks like palpable violation, and one
which the President must condemn in order
10 be consistent. Clerical and not political
service is required of department employees.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-21

Having obtained pretty irm fOo:hold in
Wyoming, the aivcca -es of woman suffrage
are DOW turning their attention 10 the new
stale OF Colorado, which is being Hooded
with documents and canvasSed by speakers
clause OF the constitution requires the
hTst legislature OF the state 10 enact a Law
submitting the question OF woman suffrage
TO the legal voters OF the state at the first
general election following the adjournment
OF The legislature. That election occurs in
october.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-21

New Jersey has given democratic MAORI
ties of late years as follows: In ISL, 5,sTS.
1874, Is ,253; 1876, l2,fij. In 1872 it gave Gen.
Grant a majority OF II Do. The New York
ErelJing Post thinks if the republicans nOmi-
nate proper candidate this year on liberal
platform their chance OF success will be re-
cOgnized, but says there are a number OF
applicants for the honor any one OF whom
would be certain OF defeat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-21
u-HOOPIf G COUGH SPECIFIC.

One trial of this Vegc, able Compound will con-
viz &C you Of ts worth: in the quick relief IL vii
lrire yoIr chi dcen ir the above d-trssing disease
All Tires, ard Lug Diseases .iela quickly to It's
Dc ala q pfusp6e.
pin, toitts. i5 ctr Is
JAS. ALEX. E. G R, northwest corner sth and
East ca pitol streets. sssls o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-21

Albert Rhodes asks in the October GaEoxy.
o Shall the American Girl be Chaperoned?r
To which question the mammas will natur
ally answer, Yes; and the daughters, No.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-21

Tie Massachusetts republicans endorse
Pres ident Hayes right up to the hub. They
seem to have aimed slap at their brethren
over in Maine who didn't endorse to any
great extent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-21

THE WEEKLY STAR, now ready, contains
al the News OF the Week; Political Intelli-
gence; latest from the Conflict In the East:
all about the Presidents Southern Trim:
Agricultural Matters; White House and
Department News; Proceedings OF the
Courts; Local Affairs; Choice Stories; Poems
matters, etc.
TERMS: q per annum. IN advance, postage
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To Correspondent..

An letters intended for publication referring In
any way 20 the editorial department OF the psper
should be addressed 10 The EittOr Of The St, Those
relating 70 its business departments should be ad
dressed % The PEblIShsr af The STAY. Observance
Of thee directions viii prevent provoking delays.
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~ No anonymous communications read. No re-
ectsd communicate returned.
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And now the gay walters are impertinent
enough to retort upon Mrs. General Sherman
mat The reason sic is down upon round
Ianees Is because size is a dumpy person,
snort In frame AID wind, and "not az all
suitable 10 the figures"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-21
SUMNER RESORTS.

"a AvERLY HOTEL, SARATOGA SPRINGS,
w New York, enlarged and renovated a a z
eli through, with first class ap poiutm WAN
comforts and convenience. Located on ls.S8y
Br' adwsyi midway betyeen Congress and En pirt
sri ings. Terms 60 10 ~ 20 per week. q 20 o.
rsf day. W. J. RIGGS,
Jy5e-1m Proprtetof.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-21

The President has swung around TO Knox
vile.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-21

4reru0e strorn Daily Circulation orer
1S,5OO-beino more than three times that
~ any other daily paper in Washington.
and more than that Of all the others added
together.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-21
FOR RENT AND SALE.


FOB RkNT-HoUsss with ali cOnveaieaoes, de-
Il strsbly located in W Washington and Georgetown,
contain ing from tn Il 'oms, add rent from az %
street northwest. seplI-im
EoR RrNT-Thst large four-syory SHOP, No.
ala lHh street north Sesi; has been csed for the
goo run OF custom. VIII be raT tel very low q a
socd t..snt: ApIiy to c. I. eARoNER, Ne. 1921
EoR RENT-Desirsble RESIDENCE, No. o33
street por.hv est between 9Th and 70 a stress;
table &C. 1000 sr sTs
AZ: &C. hSest fwsiye Rms sDd modern nyenienses
&C Shi i miIs. 81 81 ei IT, CsRsISsro ;s
tT Law asa L.uisna.
FOE sALE-FARM, CONTAINING $50 scres Of vslu-
NIL mlss III m fet9nse Creek Lapding; and two aud
No us lsih street northwest .ep4 I'm
FOR RENr-Hanc. omely furni.hea ROOMS,
/. fronting south, without board two squares Of
h r.. I4Os L street northwest. Also. Briek STA
EvR RkHT..avGnOUsEs IOs 81 street north
Fl ~. Inqsir;s = FRANK F. BBso6wSISS,
Oolnnola Law Building. sepsSS'
4 No 2I42, and adjoining, TW HOUSES, "a
remodeled and rebuilt. 10 rooms, mod inpr5y
dry, open and airy: built Tor cash ant viz
o. solo very low, on terms .Ett; 90, reutet
DIS c sfWyTR, i4aO Mass ave. sug7-7w
E'OR RENT-Ore weI-furni.hei front DOM
Y me- erD cotNet fences; 10 childreu. ter - a. q
erS'e. Nc. 1I2S lStf street rthWest. ~ep,5-S,'
LION REhT-A besutlfui WOI -. On Que o. I 2
invest and heat, hlrsf streets A. h cta C.'ursi
ms Ia rooms. iDclu1idS hat h room and clos
me halls, rooms, &c painted psper.'; CO
ent Tange, lstrohe- n Z and 90 Il watt. SC. la
ward froNt and rear; front eacl1=. with ,Tol r -
ing ~ marble base, G'th fountain. stable a14 CO.
rag house: lot q by l6n: srh rr's chur-'a1
nesT. street cars one square from door This pr- Z
erty w be rented for only h gia
w advance, 10 good permanent tenant. Inquire ~
722 18th street southwest. ausiA3n
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OUR STOCK
or PAIL SUITS

CouTTis0s 7rme q tlc hAnd-Hnn,st STYLES ever 1i.
plaJea niANh here. ls"'nR Nrrial on design. and q
patterns O. suy tasts. great iutrlra7le,- hsvs
tFi mace On the gen'rri NJ. aud no high prirs
,.-iou.-i.ao- Garments ca pass "a m "a point 4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-21
FOR RENT AND SALE.
peal ESTATE BULLETIN

THos. Y. waGSkMAN, SO Seventh St
[Chsnses made every "Wednesday and Satardsy /
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SHORTHAND.

g HORTHAND.
~ Thorough and sy'temsi, instru,tion given.
cal A. SOD Ilth street. b-tvee1 ami Y, from 10
M a ~ % on m Cali ani eva pins. sepel ST
RED CEDAR
CARPET LINING,
(Moth Proof
Al Il. MORRISON'S
sp2i ~ Paper Warehouse, sos ID strest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-21
DIED CEDAR

CORNS, BAD NAILS, UNIONS
~ CHILLBLAlhS, &c, also ell Chronic D. =
eases- IL Ii promptly Ok. S.HULfZ, the Sci
eDt &c CnigOp DIST and fhvfiCiaB, oO3 PenLsyl
tan cure. fep2l On
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-21

Ion are Very Cordially Invited TO Call.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-21
al III NM"
PROVIDE YOURSELVES
WITH sIASONsRLE RAIMEVT.

MEAEE
EETIEELY READY
TO SUPPLY ALL DEMANDS,
HAVING THIS DAY
PLACED OK sALE
OUR COMPLETE SEw FALL STOCK.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-21

A GOOD PREVENTIVE FOR NEU.
A RAL9IA AND OATARRH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-21
MEDICAL &c.

SPBClAL E0TICB-Dr. ROBERTSON can \
- oonsultea every wednesday and Saturday e his
omoe, v31 ID orset, between 9Th and losh, from %
6ervous Dis-ssss, via: Organic and Seminal week
nese, Nervous Debility. 1mpotency, Prem .ture De-
cay, kervons Trembling, Pslpifafion Of The Heart,
pimnes q sight or Giddiness, Indis eson, &c, &o,
al resultfne IRON abuses IN youth. IN man
hood and early fndfscretiOns. Gonorrhes, stTcturss
and syphilis quickly cured. DIR. 4. is . native q
befmore, with years ex perience IN special prse-
toe, endorsed By the leading ply soians Of bis city;
yts1u w ashineton every Wednesday and Saturday.
above diseases win find f 20 their Interest 90 cali
upon him, no VIII insure honorsble end scientific
treatment. and . cure guarantees In every CAS- b
undertakes. VII refer his pstrons 20 any % TIE
lead ing physcars Of Baltimore, and istfsrs of
testiD onfals from the Ca or sderes~ shove.
Nl0 south Eusav strsst. Baltimora. narob-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-21
OUR ASSORTMENT
or BOYS FALL SUITS

Is of such character thHt no oue can fail % be
suited, either A. 20 style, quality price. Unusual
care mas been taken a. Its preparation, aud feed
q nhdet 81 our at.lity 90 please al ho have Occa-
slon 10 boy goods IN this line.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-21

rHAbLEo A. APPEL,
~ 452 Louisiana avenue,
Zeal Estate, GeaeTal Collection All CAIN aF,N-v
FOR RENT-An OFFICE on street northwest
FOB eALE-Two splendid LOTS on 18Th s-reet
circle; bargain. sarIstr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-21

Geutleu 81 pho tes,re g. have th.ir Gsrmeu,s
made elsewhere eau FrTgutse az he yari ar pat
tern.
The NANUFACTUBIHG TRADE literally Al.
with.
FINE yEIvETFEN AND CORDUROY FoR
SPORT sc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-21

tissue on the lsi and 18th OF each uIuutt 81
fetin o. 81 prCGarty tor sale And rent ca bC. o..
which can De bad CA APPLICATION o. NJ Ofics or -I
be sent by mail AZ dssir-0.
| Loans.
| 100000 AZ per cent in two sums Of $40 600
each. and : q -OOO at 5 per cent sasI4 =
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LOST AND FOUND.

OsT-0n Thursdsy evening, in or near the b 4
IL p. Depot, POCKET BOOK, con taining about
SIS. A liberal Iews viii be Civ u il returned to
Mrs CUSHIN6'S, All st northwest sep2I- St
4 OST- Sc MEMBER 2O,h, . pair Of G old sPEUKs,
IL going IRON 5O3 18th street north GAA@
west to 18th and :, then on No. , .elIDO
line car. liberal reward IL returned to GOA
18th street northwest. It,
e REWARD-Lost. on THURSDAY, September
YO Is, 1871, kma Black and Tan TER go
RrkR GiP, snsyering 10 the name ofz
return to 92l0 II street north est. sspal 81
I OsT-DRAPT. Risss 4 Co.. on New York, TO
II rider Of w. Craig for S73 Finder will be re.
Warded at ofiae OF Willard's Hot.l. sep02ts
4 OsT-In GEORGETOWN, or in WELLINGTON, wesf Of
IL 18Th street, bunch If KEYS. ~
Which the finder viii please leave
ed. sspDa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-21

II UTTRELL BURFORD,
L. zoe II street, OPP. General Post once.
Houses for Rc71.
No. BOG 9th n, house and store, NOD irrpa- sl2s
NO .Os East Capitol St. 10 roOras, ali Al -. ID
No sl3 18th street, rooms, mod hlps..--..... s.
No 40 Missouri ave., rooms, mod. "a ps.-.., 81
NO 3xD 9Th street, n rooms, all mod mrs ~
No 32O Sh street, store. ali mod iapz.....'.- 80
NO. 1880 18th street, 10 - 81 mod. in re.
Houses for Sale and E1ch0noc.
We offer q list Of Property, both in proved and
unlmproved, which can be sold at low flyurer aud
on terms 70 suit Also, two iEe houses n exchange
Tor small property.
10000 o 600, 1000, !, geo, 600, at eight
per cent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-21

Inn NEW AND SECONDHAND TOP
lVy AND NO-T0P BUGGIES, Sim
Sle ano UNI p Seat Jaegers, two and four q
seas Park Pony fhatcns; also, one very ES2a5
QyInh Brett, and my other sfyles
Pr1ces r. suit the times.
p. u. SCHMIDT u CO..
$50 PenNsyJc0nSa 0vsnsse.
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OUR LINE
OF FALL PANTS

j. eudlcss I'm variety. numherr- s1mo four hundred
dnsreHt patterns at al pr'es. w venture tie a.
Erii, that ~ finer lection oi pautalsouz Las over
been embraced m one sto,k than is u0w disp,syed
On our shelves. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-21
CIR SELECTION
OF FALL COATS AND VESTS

lmtreces = ne entirely things ~ she usy n
biaggtais, ] &, Piques snd Eyr W1r-'al. Cas-
itr hfaNer-, ara other rich aud ele-aut fahrir-,
tGr by made and tTrWmed. sud 50 nicely fashioned
at thst perfect M can De- cured without dif-u -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-21

WILSON & COMPANY,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
Dealers ia Stock Prirts :, L. s. BOssds, Got.
ION and Miscellaneous Securities, Etc.
The greatest opportunity before offered for
inyes'meIt.
4 600 made from investment OF S2OO In 81
dols Smaller amounts invested will pay in pro-
portion.
days.
We sell purchase, desired. five shares OF
stccks and Upward on margins OF from one to two
yer cent.
IL Letters # Credit ard Drafts payable IN any
rat Of Europe and America, issued for the con-
NeDleuCe OF ira 8etrs.
Full irfoI matte q sent en- application.
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GEO. &. IIESNING.
scp-O'r gTO >rrstfh street.
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CLOTHING.

FINE woRSTTp
Ssni-crsss
Ara
PINK CLOIH GARMENTS
speciality.
PINE CLOTHS,
Code AMI h, Dead HIatk,
FIR Wtidiug. aud Mourning
FlNE DOESKINs,
same fnfsh
FiNI PANTALOoE GOODS
OF istesr designs
FINE BLUE CLOTHS AND DOFskIEs
FINE HEAVY BEAVEBs and CvERUOArINss
ZINE sUITISCs, bet max
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-19

ding clause December delivery 6iig1d Uplands Low NJ
ding clause December and Janusry aeliyery 80
Upands. Mhtfng clause. February and march ueils
SID; Uplands Low Mddng clanse, naroh snn Nl ~
r ry e Ssg 9n9; s snd Fsb-9Srv UPias
M3ilm. can.c shipped Febrnafy ana march sai. si Up
lands, Lou Mtding clause shipped March ana Aei rs
100 Qrs. including 700 orr. American o.,
LIVERPOOL Dec l5-l3O pea-Lard ~ % W - VA g5
American Baoon S per ewt for Long Clear Mindless anu %
LIVERPOOL Dec is9 p M Bresdstufs dull Corn 20 81
Mi1e western Wheat II lOd ala -. Genial for 81
orna Club Uniands cotton. Low MiGlng clans f'Diu.i
New crop shipped Noyenier snd December. SAP 1.l.'
Uuands. Low Kidding clause New Crop, shipped H''eH
irTERro"L Dec IA D. m-The sales OF Cotton todly
ncude 300 bales AmericS1 tutnrrs-t palHs 10"
and anchesteris dull and tend ng do
lands, Low hidilng clause March and Apl nenSeiy
Upsnds Low Mddhog clause Sew Crop shipped Ho'eDo''
Inrsroot Dec ls- Evening Iinseed on. Z96d per e~t
LOsDlE Dec iSTag Marx L1As ETprfss ~ this He'1 ~
Euglsh syloa u Marx Lane mail and for = lots a
ready s3'e j. eEgeuencet ereiAly 9r hsi, a. .Hy s
,,,y nj ~, -, r,Se,y Sc..rrots steady fr,l.
creased operate, AID 10 l. probable tt 90 n -
Russian supplies cease puces NAV rally some few hings
have The tariff temporarily RENTED on foreign rain IMPORTER
from this country ALSO strong points n tle trade wmch
mrui the exports last exceeding 1900 quarters the
decrease u Durnrs from America. viii now be- e5pe'no
Winter consumption cannot BE- relied on sufcieniy ~
power fo rnuca tEe yAue ~ Wheat aud should p
rise o improvement VIII De due a. FAR as can b. seen az
present {" drngint crg- requiring 10 be supoien'hd '
fci hr these holders sN rlH nom press
DO h.s Do na for . long time PAST ...,
LONDON Dee .yc-ng-, aieuItA Ihsseu o4VA PCT
Asrwrse Dee l8.-Psroeam S34 francs for hno pale