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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-05
BOND BUYERS BEWARE.

The Manufacturers and Builders Bank sued Jcro-
mah Pangburn tor s5ooo the alleged prcs OF ten gold
bonds OF 900 each OF the Pacific Division OF the Bur-
lngon, Cedar Rapids and Minnesota Railway sold by
T.. II. Ludlow CO., September &C. 1874, ut the Ex-
change. These formed part OF tho bonds given TO
Henry Clews Co.. and which they hypothecatcd with
tho bank. In the advertisement Of sale the bonds OF
line placed first, but the aucioneer sold
the bonds OF the Pacific Division first under orders TO
do The defendant coming IN just alter the sale was
commenced, and being informed by parties that they
selling the first ,.s. the main line he supposed,
bought bonds for S. 600 Immediately after, DIS.
covering his mstaKe he notified the aucuoneer that he
would not take the Pacific Division bonds, that he
would have bought them at any price, as they
had no market value. Tho tried before
yesterday IN a verdict Tor the defendant Mcssrs.
Flanagan Bright appeared Tor the plaintiff and Mr..
John ;. Lawrence and Thomas ID. Robinson Tor the
defendant.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-05
LESSON FOR HOUSE AGENTS

Of importance to real estate and agents
has trial for three days the Court Of Com.
mon Pleas. before Judge J. r. Daily and jury IN the
case OF Samuel L. Isaacs Morris b. Baer II appears
from the evidence time in November, 1875,
tho plaintiff engaged the defendant, who was real
estate broker doing business at No " West Thirty.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-05

safe Shut and looking around saw the confederate
running OF with pocke,book containing 500 Ray
mond Joined his com anon and both pursued by
Mehrback, who captured Raymond with the money IN
his possession The prisoner, on being arragned Tor
trial yesterday by Assistant District Attorney Rollins
pleaded guilty and sent to the Sta tc Prison Tor
two years and SIX months
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-05
FIRE INSURANCE SUIT.

The trial Of tho suit brought against the North
American Fire Insurance Company by Charles A.
Burnley and Samuel y. Prentice, trustees for
the AlGine Publishing Company, Of this city,
to recover policy $780, commenced
Ia the Kings county supreme Court, Circuit before
Judge Pratt and jury the Aidinc building. ID Lib
defendants claim tho valuation put upon the stock,
which embraced large amount OF imported chro
Noes excessive. The trial involves important
legal questions insurance companies and Will oc.
cupy the remainder OF tho week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-05
SOME SHOW FOR STRIKERS.

Charles Sternaach OF the striking tailors, sued
Brooks Bros for damages for alleged false arrest The
plaintiff one OF numerous other striking tailors
who the habit OF standing in front OF defend
ants store Broadway. for which hc wds arrested Oh
Brooks Bros. complaint Justice kibreth discharged
him and he sued Brooks Bros for $40, 900 damages
Judge Robinson dis missed the complaint on tho ground
that the paintn had been engaged In an unlawful oc
cupaiion--namely. ''pckeng." The case was appealed
to the Common Pleas, General Term, which has rem
dcred decision reversing tho judgment OF the court
below and ordering new trial
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-05
GENERAL sESsIONS-PART 2.
Before Judge GildersIcevc.

AN OLD OFFENDER PUNISHED.
William Raymond, with an accomplish. sauntcrcd
into the jcwery store Of Simon Mchrback, No. SIT
Broadway, on the 9th OF March last Raymond be-
gan to examine an assortment OF watches which
Mehrback exhibited. The latter hoard the door Of his
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-05
CHlLDREN'S CARNIVAL
and
GRAND EASTER CHARITY BALL
for the
BENEFIT OF THE SICK POOR
ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
APRIL s, 1877.

AUGUST BELMONT. TKEASUKER.
CARNIVAL begins at L. NJ. BALL At lopM
TICKETS FOX ADULTS. ST.
CulLDREN'S TICKETS, 81.
For sale by Mrs. General w s Hancock. 81 East 18th
Mrs. General Heron 405 9Th Mrs d. Parish Barhy
rs East 4st st. Mrs wsherbee Windsor Hotel Mrs ag,
Lexington av Mrs. W. Il Rider ~ East 6ist Mrs j..
armstrong Murray 1851 9Th Mrs. Rason smith 100
West 3tth Mrs. Zerega % East 37th Mrs. a. H..
Clark liz Ea, 3ih st. Mrs "; u. Wiley. 5 Yves. 18Th
Mrs Charles r. Gilbert. lO5 West 3Sth Mrs. Welsh.
ST. Nicholas Hotel Mrs Frcdei lex Taylor The Berkeley ~
9Th Mrs D. Robinson The Berkeley. and ut tho Fith
Avenue Windsor aud Denis Hotels and Hoffman House
Reserved may be- had of Mr.. Egber Guernsey. ~
WeSt dat
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-05

LGiPTIAN HALL.
~ Saith IT. ana sd
THE SENSATIONAL PALACE OF AMERICA.
Tho latest Partisan Novelties New Living Pytorcs
Radienl. with ,upcsbly formed Beauties The only
male Bathcrs. second wees ~ the Naughty Duchess
SPICY comedy. Original, lively kurissque. Ofenbacn
with Vengeance Artistic French Dances the Pretest
Ladies In the world Nothing like " In the country Eveu
in1sats Matinees Tuesdays Thursdays and
RETTER THAN BLUE Gi.Ass--AfTER THE LIN.
Dten season viii be the ball Of the Emerald Club Irving
Hall. On Friday evening. Aprl0
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-05
nALy's FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE.

nALy'S FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE
DPropretor aud Manager Mr. AuGUSTIN DAILY
The NEW ROMANTIC DRAMA has created an M
MENSE POPULAR SENSATION ~ DOUBLE RE.
CALLS follow every II The UTMOST ENTu uSIAsM
PREVAILS from the rise to the ialI Of the curtain.
The HERALD rays THE theatre crowded. and tho
play PROFESSIONALLY A SUCCESS" The
TINES say The AUDIENCE FILLED THE THEA
TIRE ~ every part and the APPLAUSE was CONSTANT
UNANfMUtS.n The TRIBUNE The
spectator follows the stirring action with desire
know where IL will end"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-04-04

CULTIVATION OF PEAS FOR FAMILY Use.
We take the following extract from the
report of the Maine State Pathological So
ciety, and the method recommended seems
good one for suburban gardens.
Dig trenches in a warm, sheltered loca-
ton, soon after the frost leaves the ground
about one and half feet wide and three
feet apart fill the bottom with old COM
post and cover the manure with loan, up
ON which sow the peas very thickly and
cover them six inches deep. After the
first wedding, insert in the ground row
of sticks on each side of the trenches or
rows, so that the tops of the sticks shall be
at least five feet above the surface OF the
ground.
The advantages of this mode of cultiva-
ton are, that this vegetable comes up
strong and vigorous, is not preyed upon by
fowls and pigeons, is not 80 easily pulled
up, is not so easily affected by the drouth
of summer, is more prolific, and furnishes
peas for longer season, or about three
weeks.
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Farm For Sale.

I offer for sale my farm, situated in Ward 1, Au
! gusta, west side the river, containing one hun
dred acres of land, eighty of which are under cult
vatlon, most excellent soil. good pasture and pen
y water. Story and hall house with ell, stable
aud barn. Apply TO
A. II. MERCHANT.
Augusta, March 8, 1871. GwI2.
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legal ADVERTISEMENTS.
In the District Court of the United
States, for the District of Maine.
In the matter of
Arthur Berry, In

In the matter of
Al thur Berry, : In Bankruptcy.
Bankrupt,)
AT Portland, in said District, on the ninetaen'h
day of March, A. ID. 1871 Before Hon EDWARD
Fox, Judge of said District Court, in Bankruptcy.
DISTRICT OF MAINE, SIS.
I Upon the application of Albert 8. Purinton
u John o. Given and Bardwell Patten, all of
BowdoinhauI, IN the County OF Sagadahoc and
State of Maine, representing that they have pend
ing suit in equity in the Supreme Judicial Court
of he state vi Maine, in the County of Sagada-
hoe, against Arthur Berry and Fred a. Berry,
both Of lrdiner, In sa'd District, which com
menced more than year ago and upon which
an attachment of The property of said defendants
was made and still subsists, and praying for
leave to proceed with their said suit as well
against said Arthur Berry as his co-deiendant,
and that in case Arthur Berry, upon the petition
OF his creditors, shall finally be ndjudged bank.
rupt, they may still prosecute the same suit to
TO said Arthur Berry agalnst the property on
the foregoing application II is ordered that notice
to all persons interested in the estate of sad Ar.
thur Berry be gwen by publication il the kenne.
bee journal. and that hearing will be had there.
on at Portland, on the first Monday of April, A
ID. 1871, at tea o &c .ock In the forenoon,
Witness the Honorable EDWARD Fox,
~ Judge of the said Court. and the seal
LIS. I thereof, at Portland, in raid District,
~ on the twentieth day of March, A.
u. 1871.
VIM. p. PREBLE,
Clerk of District CouIt for said District.
maf22- n w3w
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U. s. Msrshal's Office,

PORTLAND, March 2ith, 1917.
DISTRICT OF MAINE, SS:-This is to give no.
~ tice, that on the ed day of March, A. d. 1877,
warrant in Bankruptcy was issued against
the estate of vii lam ii. Wiles, Jr. of Gardner,
in the County of kennebec, and State OF Maine,
who has been adjudgcd a Bankrupt his
own petition; that the payment of any debts
and delivery OF any property Belonging to such
Bapklupts, to him or for his use, and the trans
fer OF any property by him, are forbidden by law.
That meeting of the Creditors of the said Bank.
rupt, TO prove their debts, and to choose one or
more Assignees of his Estate, will be held at a
Court of Bankruptcy to be holden at the Court
House in Augusta, in said Dis riot, before John
W. May, Esq, Register, on the thrtecnth day OF
April, A. ID. 1871, at l0o'clock y. NJ.
5. s. MARBLE,
U. s. Marshal, as Messenger Tor said District.
mar2b.tNW2W
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x t.,J = c0UNTY-At a Court Of Probate

KEHNEBRC C0UNTY-At a Court Of Probate
held at AUGUSTA on the fourth Monday Of Fe6ru
airy. 1871.
IL BLAKE, Trustee under the last will and ties
Ia. lament OF Henry NJ. Blake, late of Monmouth
IN said county, deceased having presented his Sec
opd account OF administration Of the estate OF said
deceased for allowance:
ORDERED, That notice thereof be given TO all
persons interested by publishing a copy OF this or
der three weeks ell ;cessiyely In the Kennebec
Journal, printed at Augusta, that they may appeAr
at q Probate Court TO be held at Augusta, in saI
county, on the fourth Monday OF March next and
show cause, IL any. why the same should not be
allowed.
A true copy.
ii. X. BAKER, Judge.
Attest: CHARLES HEWIhs, Register. 3w3
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9aitu Atnnebrt gonrnal.
THE WRONG MAN EXECUrED.

Not long since dying felon in an Eng
lish Jail confessed that he was one of two
men who had committed murder for
which an innocent person had been exc
cuted. A married man had become enam-
ored of girl and paid court to her, pro-
Tossing to be single.-When leaving her
fathers house after visit, he induced the
girl to accompany him some distance on
the road. Subsequently her body was
found in a canal in the neighborhood, and
an examination proved that she had been
feloniously assaulted and then killed. Her
lover was traced and arrested. AT first he
denied having been with her at all. but
several witnesses had seen the two togeth
er in the immediate vicinity of the out
rage and murder. Then he shifted his de-
tense, admitted that he had taken her into
the woods. but asserted that he had been
interrupted by two men, who came at
tracted by her cries, that he had thereup-
on escaped, and had never seen her since.
The jury found him guilty and he suffered
death on the gallows. protesting his inno-
cence to the last. The dying confession
OF the real murderer, years after, con-
firmed the story.
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Sherif's Sale,

KESSEBEC ss-Distrained and seized on
Treasurer and Collectors warrant, in favor OF the
city OF Augusta, against Benjamin ii. Cushman OF
said Augusta, for non-payment of his State County
and City taxes, i've shares in the capital stock OF
the Granite National Bank OF said Augusta, belong
ing 70 said CushmaD, and will be sold by public
auction, 10 the highest bidder, on saturday, the
twenty-hrst day OF April, ID 1877, at ten O'Clock
lite National bank. Also at the same time | dis.
trained and seized, on warrant of said Treasurer
and Collector, In favor OF said city, and against
laid Cushman, Tor non-payment Of his Village
School District taxes, In said city of Aug sta one
share OF the capital stock in said Granite National
Bank, belonging to said Cushman and will be sold
by public auction TO the highest bidder at the same
time and place before mentioned
Dated at Augusta this fifteenth day of March
A. ID. 1871.
swl4 VIM II. LIBBY, Sheriff
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Notice of Assignee Of his Appointment,

IN TIE DISTRICT Court OF THE UNITED STATES,
FOR THE DISTRICT OF MAINE.
In the matter of In
Staples ,Bankrupts,
DIS RIOT OF MAINE, SIS.
1t Augusta the 18th day of Mlrch 4. u. 1871.
The undersigned hereby gives notice OF his ap-
pointment as Assignee OF George B. Sttples and
William IL. Staples, both OF Belgrade, in the
County of kennebec, and State OF Maine within
said district, who have been adjudged baukrupts
upon their own petition Individually and MS co.
partners, by the District Court of said District.
SAMUEL III rCOMB. AS igne..
tSWmar2S SaprtSll
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At Portland, in said District on the nineteenth
day OF March, a. D., 1917.
DISTRICT OF MAINE, SIS.
said alleged bankTupts have proposed a compost.
ton OF one hundred per centum, in cash. to each
OF their creditors, payable as follows, To witt
twenty i've per centum thereof in two years,
twenty-five per centum In three years, twenty five
per centum in four years, and twenty-five per cen.
tum in five YEARS, IRON the date of recording of
tue resolution accepting said composition. And
that meeting of the creditors of aid alleged bank
fupts has been ordered, and will be held at the
Court House, before Register May, at Augusta, in
the County of Kennebec on the thirteenth day OF
April, A. ID. 1871, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, TO consider
the said propositi Ms as provided by Rule XXXvI
OF General Orders in bankruptcy. Petition in
Bankruptcy filed 18th day of March, A. ID. 1871
WIN. Z. PREBLE,
Maine. mar2S- &w3w
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U. y. Military Academy.

4 Pr LlCANTS for appointment as cadet to the
n US. Military cademy from the Third Con.
gressonal Dis trict, will present themselves for ex.
animation In the College Library at WateIvile 81
Saturday the 18th of April next, at O'Clock A. NJ
The candidate must be a re sdent of the Third
District, of sound health, with no physical defects
not under seventeen or yer twenty-five years of
age and pass satisfactory examination In Arith.
metic, geography, Grammar and history of the
United States. All posse ssing the above qualif.
cations are invited to compete for the nomination.
which will be given to the one reported best quail
He'd by the examining committee.
s. ID. LINDSEY.
Norrdgewock, March goth, 1877. mar23- it'd,
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Kennebec SAVINGS Bank

This Bank is not required to make
returns to Assessors.
Deposits made on or before the l0th day of any
month spiH be dated back to the first day Of the
same month II
On First Monday in May and November of each
year dividend viii be made all deposits sand
ing at those dates, which have been on deposit one
full month.
Money deposited in Savings Banks Is not to be
taxed TO depositors hereafter.
Dividends as soon declared are adued to the
principal, thus compromising the interest every six
months.
Loans made to depositors On depositng their
Bank Book security.
once I'm Freemans Bank Building.
s. b. GLAZIER. Treasurer.
W. Y. HALLET1, President.
Augusta Jan. 2S 1915. ian29tAWtf
New-York tribune., 1877-01-05
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
popT OF NEw.YoRK RK...............~...JAN. 4

popT OF NEw.YORR R....................JAN. 4.
CLEARED. -, -,
Steamship sueyia Corr Franzon Hamburg via PiYfnou'h
steamship Mas Dutch) cheyaler, Rotterdam Ho Funch
lISamr Isaac Bell Lawrence Norfolk, City Point aud
steamship Re.uator, Doane. wilmington ana "oio"'"U
Oy Osicamship M Nepi2ne iierfy Boston H. F. nimocS.
PSE May tlrj Foster Cork Falmouth foF orders X T.
H4cS cenza lAust BreIch Cork for order, socovlch
BGg G Emily Brl Hansen Belize Hon, VIM. Jex & Co.
Eng Moln!pg Light, Diel, Georgetown. Dem, l. W. & p
Bris johnny smith Brl THOMPSON Falmouth or Queens
- isris Miictus IoI). Olsen Exeter Eng. ...co
sem 4 I. Tasker, Ierds, Fouandina a. DAYTON co
scb Fayorite Mc Dad Georgetown. Deni f. W. Whitney
q CO. CO.
ARRIVED. .,-. oo IL,
steamship England qr ThosqR' " IivGrPPo G cc ~ Via
ouecnsGwn .lh mdse and pass r 70 Dse g. g Aux Caves
22f Por a.I1nce oath aud Kingston, Jam, 2sth Win
5 steamship cafoadell FIco1 FsTqapaq2 or ReG 80 O. end
steamship CITY Of Vera 6Tqz pe9Sen Havana Dee 20 WIN
ndse. amt pas 70 + AleNaEdIo q sons; , hoe On win
efe eom6 S M gSrs Hawthorne Neworeans Dec. 27 with
Steamship Richmond Kely, Richmond city Point AMI Nor
fok With rrse and pas Old Dominion Steamship CO.
e. CO. va Key "s'' 'O'n with a'' ana pass .'D,
rasr To Murray. Ferris & CO.
SER Paul and Thompson virginia with pine wood.
seam,b rs suevia. FOR Eam6arg; Mas for Rotterdam
GSnPs Ca o Tsf sp MSa ES fo G for X0tep bs
Iotnaen LonuOn Perseverance, Tor MalSoIts ANNA,
for BaTceiO bIi Havana for C!enfueeos
HIND-Sulset fresh, Nm. W.; clear.
Spoken.
Dec 49, lat Is lon. 75 .hp Malta (f Windsor n ST. from
NeWOToaIis for Liverpool.
MlsCFILANFOUS.
QUEENSTOWN. Jan. f-fEe White star ihGe ~ alhsnlp
BTitfapc rom New ork called from here al )
O'Clock this aite noon.
DISASTERS.
LONDON. Jan. 4-The British brig EuIOeydon, Sinfair
from Ham urg II for WliDgtoD y G., has been as
sisted into Rans9ats le2Eln2 -.
VINEY AND HAVEN, Mass San 4The schT, T. 4 Frost be-
OF the West ChOp. IAc rtyc;ue
sieansip samuel is lying By her and VIII maze IN
e.OY 10 f. pTONa"e that the Inoasst3 IL cF
CARO- Will De saved IN a damaged state.
REIUBNED
LONDON Jan 4-Ibe British snip Mid 0f Orleans Hons
ton Bremen Dee. l6 for North America mas Put DaoE
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON Jan 4Sael 23i nit, Robert Palmer "a INST,
s. ga un, StdDlOu; 4th, lage superior, Aiaa-A tapl'
Tncker Arrived 2Sh ult HAMS rose Fiuboge Fortuna,
Cant Mesquta; 3Oh. Francisco, Capt. H0Ml.a, S,uoI,
Hattie Petiis; Louisa capt peihci, ihpr ffie
ficb Edmund No dhaVct; ID ,elh,iu; am, amer Il
Young he latter much damaged. sDd Jrsed part OF
hOr cargo, CanelII Hsbe, capt BOs-e, 90 FeiissF"
DOMESTIC PORTS.
PUuApFLpfA 4.Cie.red baTks Fratelh Areeco, for
Colk OF ahnonh Aniciza Marengo Co. s".ed steamship
Indiana, Tor Liverpool ..-- -. C.,.o..
Toley IRON x ltuinfe.
PORTLAND Me- jar. Arrived Sd, steamship Peruvian,
IOm Liverpool Halifax. - a.,
ROsToN. Jan. 4.ArrIyed. steamship Glaucus Boase non
BALIDiOaR jan 4-Cosreo. steamships " liau Kennedy,
george AppOd Love land for SAFannAh
iFOr Latest NhtD helcS see ram fdgei
New-York tribune., 1877-01-05
THE STLVER COMMISSION.

SENATOR JoNEs'S VIEWS on THE WORK OF THE
COMMISSION AND THE PROSPECTS OF THE PAS
SAGE OF THE SILVER BILL
Senator Jones of Nevada has been in this
city for day private business. He has been
stopping the St. James Hotel, where, Thursday, in
conversation with TRIBUNE reporter, the Senator ex
pressed himself substantially follows In regard TO the
Silver Hill aud the Silver Commissions He did not antici
pate ne said, that the commission woud be able to
make report before the first week in February They
We're waiting information from abroad which wonl
BE- furnished the questions addressed by the
Fccctary Of state and at the request of the commission
To forega Powers These questions related TO mint laws
10 any changes contemplated aud in fact 10 everything
appcrtanns TO metallic Currcncy also the report OF the
Investigations of the metallic OF the Pacific
slope he'd yet been received 10 was cOnndenty ex-
pecicd that this report would be more Trustworthy
and complete than that of the British Commission
Thus matters stood in regard TO the commission He
could say anything abont the Silver bill before the
Finaucal Committee Of tho Senate. nor ON the rumor
that Mr sherman would report favoraby upon IT, win
an amendment limiting its force aud making silver LEGAL
tder for $50 or $50 lie hoped the bill in that shape
wonld not pass He did not like compr@n'lsr OF tlS
Kind bcause based upon what he eGnsidcfrd
principles. The need Of the country was a.
lie standard and that system woAd snie% pre- % n. % IN @
end even Il defeated at present me more pIo
ncut financial thinkers trougnout the world we,S g,a t
ualiy becoming convinced OF the correctness o le VIC,
ory. Moreover, nneeuths OF the people "9ie ~ is'pa m
of the silver, partcnMIS ln irs Of ipcrsrv would
compel H. Business increasing IN the w"rId ahu
the production OF gold decreasing. Ihc hHll"hs
would he silver. Would II not We WSei ioi
sle United states to 10y IN suppl! OF the oqueI
rfore the demand created nv the resumption oI Aus'
fay and other countries the basis OF double Sian,
I sbold raise lie value OF the dollar above pari
Inreovcr II seemed to him THAT resumption should ihe
,isee upon the basis prevailing when suspension toOh
-prr IL WAS matter ~ some int rest To observe noH
.c views Of certain representatives, from Inc west had
changed since the last session oi Congress- th
rfh their constituents had had sutenlng eec' ana
.lc opnosi ion wa now much mldcr.
he Senator said the words Job and "piot we're were
-ed a. matter Of against the advocates OF thc
n-mctllc basis by is Opppn uts. II was the i'shol,
on Of having joh" The of the advocates OF
he double standard had been open, anu eeItthF a. in
css interested ~ silver mines than hc was IN guiu Hc
Aaprcncd 0 know, also, tAat numboiNoi prominent h,h
coed II eager market had been an the pFVho Is VI
rbo bill waited. WHY had they opposed all the 6Up>IbF
coin bills and tie likes TO have aided IN the passage oI
thcse bile would have been their interest yes uc Aad
always opposed them.
New-York tribune., 1877-01-05
nnMrsrIc MARKETs.

BUFFALO jan iNo esh arrivals reported for % elfsi
shipments market quiet. sales ~ Wh'a ~ l-s'
North Western spring as a 81 1000 Dusi. W lite = e.
In lots to milers at i5a$l t1a$i So 'or1->t = -
bush. No. Mixed Western. IN lots, al - saJoc bi
IwO-rOwcd state private terms t'"
Sales OF 400 bbls- - city trade az nneianE,i fils wv
te market other artclea without Nh.4Es
CHICAGO. jan 4Four scarce ana nrn Lo~ 20 =, O. 81,
Western Extras. - 1886 90; MnstsOta - L9ehS -
Winter Extras, $6@$S Wheat dull weak ani owe = -
Chicago Spring ri 25s,, cash. 81 2sas fc0FGayi -
March: NJ. do, ~ IL =: Rejected % p0oe thin ,''
and nrm 4lc. cash sisc, February cats qhet 80
cash. Rye steady and unchanged BARLEY heavy Osao,
casa bid. February. PORK strong ANA higher lh"
tied Sif 35 cash; SI o. 2JSll 90. fcbrWaT, >, "
March, Bulk Meats firm and unohaDgcd Dressed 10
settled aud hrmer; Light - 20 dsl az Mixed - -.
Heavy, 81 81 90. Mhisky stcay an.i uncilangcL
eels-Flour. $4,000 bblA; Wheat, iiOOO bsii 1orL
500 bush: oats $4,000 bash Ry" LOO Gusni s,e o
600 bush Shipmebts-Fioar. lo,UOo bpNi Mbis SSssS
bush; Cum. voOoo bus oats oooo Sas,h; barlN sS ~
Corn aud nnehange rorS stronger and '@' se hs"
Lard timer; Sll 30, February. $ii 30. MaNh. ,f,et
1ISCISEAri Jan. 4-FiOnr him and uneaangcl. ~
stronger. xl 3JQSl IS. Corn Ia good u"i in ~
lower at I5dsdc. Oats quiet IL 33a Sc. Rye u i n a,
at Sl9S2c Barley quiet and unchangss fork S,ssi' -
Az so Lard In lair demand steam lteh1eisi -"
Kettle iiSdi2c. Bulk Meats quiet; shonler- &C.,, 49,,
Clear Rib siles S1sese cash; oSi. buyer fon nss,
Short clear sds sa9he nss quiet AR Ara snort s
s.e Hams. 5s@l0'a0 for 10 " ID Isa'efas~ "'i's'