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Snsnrantt.
8tal q STATE.

INDK SALE ur eAohang' at lsilp. |. Farms VI rs
acres good huu~ ami ouLuildiUs-, plenty nun and
water .mn! hnouni IA cash. hhinnoe IA suit Inquire
OF PETER ~ Ifl ltl.N. corner 10Th II amt Il nV
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NATIONAL IINE.-Ier, - and 81, North river
~ FOR LONDON.
GREECE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. saturday, Feb 81 P. NJ
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVEkPooIA
Queen sat, Mar. q. 7anAM England Feb II, 30 A VI
Cabin nii serfngc passage ami drafts from ti upward
issued al Nery low rates COMPANY office 80 broadway.
+. ". j. HURST, Manager.
, 1877-11-22
REAL ESTATE.


The following instruments rere dlod for record
Wsdncs.ay, Nov. al:
city rrnrERTT.
Eftis Parks y cor Of Prospect place. undivided
4nf iD11t1 ~ kls0, kimhafk ~. " cDrn
ftfty-srrUII It, Z I. COY t:D n. dated Nov. u
tNrAey \. EtfiCEs to sidney frtRga}.....e TO- Coo
West Twenty 'arttAd 1t. laI 2.ID II G pf oakley
Az, (, 25xit5 II. dated S.ls. 2U.......,.... ESQ
NE1rh hF, ~ !-tB Il n Of taylor n. " I, ~
II ia Taylor st. latct Nov, H.. ............. 1900
elssei Sor ' ...:.:....:........:... 1850
n .4al:s fl. dasrd Nov. .1t.........,...... I,2D
Arnold at- = Ut Thfrty .tevcntasf. v (. 2lAxt11
WeMrs ~. "a II " Of Lewis IT. ST. 24Il2l IT..
Improved. listed Snv. v.!N...............,.... NJ. Loo
Elrascr It, III u n of rllark Hawk It, I. ASK
tsl{ IT. dated Nov. .l3,..............+-..,.... $50
clcavtr Il. In rcnr OF the abovc. 2sAu2h II. ,..
hAls1 NOV. ~. $50
North Franklin Rt, r0r nj Elm IT. v I, 47a.
fnxtiD It. nt&t,, Snrth Market IT. ~ II n OF
fthk 1T, |. 1axttst II. LafEh Nov. It,..... 4,AO
MONTH UF err LfNlrN+ wtTHIN tADtEs or aEt kx
NILES or THE rot Rr. aDEsk.
Noble ~. ~ II Of shet'tciI ~, I. io0xfts
II, dated Nov. 1.aa3
sotttl Or EtfT LIMITS. WITHIN 4 KtplGs oY bkyKH
MINIS Of rnE tt,rhT Nt,rAt.
Sheridan ~. between Filrtt .thf,l and Forty.
fourth 80. 4. ATIl7s It, anil a771l24 #,
dated AUH III. TO
wxsT or C1Tf Elxtra. WITHIN 4 kAnlEs Or ekvkx
ktLKs ~ THE CnCkTsuoutH.
DAly at- y Of AMI near Wright u, . 7, Lois 3t
anu 81. dated Nov. .H.....+..................e 500
, 1877-11-22
BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.
H4H &N*As
70 {hf JTfSt4tN AIs8f f[1f<d FTflS,

70 lhs Tfst4r7t ASsuttaf<d Fyeas.
Ekw fonx, Nov. II. Gold strong iu early deal.
fngs, but weaker 1t the c!oas. and sractsd FROM
1U3H tu 103 OIL rumors from Washington shat tho
r1esiaeAt lal slated lhat Le woutd not sign aIy
bill which 1nadc silver In pnlttulcd lsesl.tsnder.
Carryiug rstes. !, ~, 3. And u per cent. Loana
were ulsu made Hat for immediate delivery,
Silver a. London, A}id. llrFs silver bars, III Y
III crecnbacks md 1lb4 In gold. 6t!vcl coin, AGt
:. discount
Governments Wcf9 dru,.
Railroad bonds we1u active and atEong.
State secus!tics were steady.
The stock market was Arm aud higher In the
uaofln., with sn advance 0l 1,GtA, but during tho
Atetneuh thrrs VAS heavy feeling, aud prices du-
GLUED 'iFb2 from tho highest point, under shatp
pteasn!e u sell There we're some Anfasofahls fu-
n4of' aaoat ihIt saMu uperatozs on the oall side
Mtre tss sellers ot long sloek On the ulotn,ng st,e
ThG mar ket eioscd Active snI wcak With tho ehtss
activity III Lake Shore. LackQwanRa, the GfaBEcr
11nrts. and Western Union. TFantactiont VERY
1ai. G0o shafcs. of which ., 600 were New York
Central. i. uUO E:ic. II, 600 Lake Shust, IL. 01kl
Northwestern conmon y, OOO preferred, =, 600
Nnek tslan1 =! 00o 81. Paul Commoa. II. D1u
pfrfeFfed, lou Laekawnnns, and u, 700 Wcst-
frn Union.
Nonry market easy II 5Ql7, e1oainsat7.
Customs receipts, $97l. 900
The Ahslstaut Treasurer tiabnrsed $500 O00
ficarings. SIS, UVQ, 0O1.
Sterling quiet; luuy lhQH: short 4S4E
, 1877-11-22
FOREIGN CITIES.

Tbs following received By tbs Chicaeo Board
Trade:
LIyxErooL. Nov. 2l.-Pstns Mesa pork-Rsstero. sss;
Western. new, aos Dseoo -CuMbsrAndA %sss saost
ros, +1s ous clear. &ot short csas. <iai thoaasts
S7s: HAMS, sa Lard &sa. Prime pess beef OILS; india
Lecf, Q& sxtra inal4 msAa tQ CLeese. ca CT.
Tal.ow, ~.
Lospoa. nov. 2i.-Ltvespooi-whea& sieaiv. Corn
unchanged. Marx LAne- Wheat aud corn quiet Car.
gu kasAAge-wLest In light demand. cuIu stes3y.
Arrivals VI coast fsF o1aeSs+ wAsAs slnaL lwyQSts
, 1877-11-22

,,...,L..,.
ye"'' H''"e'r' '"e a.''t'"u''on t1''eo '|, n'.u
,Is ssrS'a'i1 MI" !'''s.a ns.'s" 'n..m
l'pes' -s' y. 't",''' ~ , "s snu
p''h'. ~t,c t.'e..e"' LUZ ".tcn."' y, p"5
.,a, .n.' as'....e" -. ,'se ..,,s ~" arsa
H"'." ."os. r'apo u1a,a" a,u ,.," ..S ,.,,..
W. w. ".ss Nv an,' - ~. ~.
a"e At"tc.5 ",A'ns' W.. Ie', VIZ" y, "e
.'he' t'csu''y "slu ."aecs ~ss' nekces" aa". ''.
v"ey, , a't s VIZ '' u."t' -. W" ".
vow '. - h"'s "e'0 ~. a. ".s'y ."s :.
!as. .E.ots ~. h'"nes' ""s "s.e w
en"'c :" "Ste"'oa' a. VIZ A'A,'' "e'u es"p
a.. m. WIZ ss. ~ E eaa We d.ta%
t..i. ....n.. a.. aa, ',,... ,.tt,a, ~
hs. ,s.sa. s..s n",...,. .s, .a.,sts.d vs,.n'
ia ,,..,"s r..s -. ion.,-nno,cI =, ,7osr
U.s,, 49," ,a,t 49,. shs..,., t,..,.. en-, .-;th
~, ,o.s, .aa .h,a,,nn ,nant., snI ~omm,r,,cJ
,,av,on. ,,,... .,h.... ,c,,s.r. an,1 nna nn.st,
id The,n wa@ . ,,c,t tr,Ic IN otl,. n,,nts. and
co,n,. =, n.,v,ou. n,,rr. nsrciuo 'ro,hcr to.
fncrn rnof AMI ,yoca vr,c onnte,i ~ before.
'.rhc r,ron inmhcr MARKS, va, nu1ct I'M min In.
t>,fcsInv with hns,ne., sevc,.i earrors were d.
tha dnrk. 1he mnrkct f. c,s,~, nm sorr grader.
AZ ths wards therr Va. no change. Trad. was
, 1877-11-22

Withdrawn from storc during Tucslay for city
consumption: J.:le5 bu wheat, .,U17 bu cosn,
Sae7 hi oate. J. BIZ bu hurley.
The following grain was tn.pocted Into store In
this city yesterday morning: t}D cars No. hard
wheat, 20 cars No. 2 do. /. cars aft No. sprtns,
117 cars No. . to, 10 cars No. . d., 1 cars rc-
lcctcd t:,3a wheat; - cars ttrh mixed corn, I'LL
cars No. :: do, car new nxed, 10 cars Rejected,
II cnts no grade te2o cosnl; II cars white oats,
II cars No. mixed. :tcass rejected t:7 oatsl; Z
cars No. 8 rye. car rejected; car No l. barley,
II cara No. 2do, /: cars extra No. do, 4 cars
ordinary No. y, II cars feed az barley). Total,
h40 cars. or 201, 600 hui. Inspected ont: u, l07
bu wheat, Of, Oo5 tu corn, y, 0U0 bn oats, A05 bu
rye, ~, 1iG ba harley.
The direct t"rrien exports from this city lapt
week Included !, TO brls llonr, =, 40 hM corn,
p,410 boxes .acats =, ;o3 cases cunnrl do, g, 7tJY
tcs lard. III uthcr packayea do, :l1l brls beef.
., ;n2 packages butter and ciceae lit bsls talow,
,0a0 lbs oil cake, 137 gs0 lbs socts, and S11
bsls cat meal.
a. X. shepard y Co., OF Milwaukee, giyo tho
following ~ tho crop movement Of wheat from
Aug. tn Nov. III. hcing tho receipts at Chicago
and Milwaukee,, a. follows;
, 1877-11-22
Causes of the Suspension of
the Third National
Bank.
The Loan Market Dull--.New York Ex.
change Weak-.-Clearings,
SO, 500, 600.
The Produce Markets Irrcg1llar--
Hogs and Provisions Quiet
and Easier.
DnrIey Strong..- Wheat and Corn Actigc
and Firmer, but Closed Weak.
FINANCIAL.

The Suspension OF the Th!n National fa hk II INC
effect OF cnnhcs lhat have been IN operation six
years. Every Chicago institution suffered In the
great fire. md tho Third National incurred moro
than an average proportion Of l0Ns. The panic TINT
followed In 1879 found tho Third National tnsfer-
Ing 10 slch an extent from the unFephtTcA damage
of The Gre Tint It was eumpeltcd to suspend. Al.
though the hank resumed In fortnight, serious and.
ns the sequel shows isscparabfe Injury had hrcn
done 10 II. It wAe compelled to take In payment
Of indebtedness duo It large quantity of real e.
ts,c IN tho various quarters Of the city, and tho
greater proportion Of this was nnmpEovcd In this
way The bank Wa loaded mp with acycral hun.
t1Ecd thousand dollars worth Of rfat estate, II
Inns brrn unable 10 realize on this, And hns bccn
compelled 10 pay heavy taxes attd assessments on
II. Ench succeeding yehF h!nco tho panic has fcrn
deterioration In the bnsincfs Of The bank. This
war gradual aa to he almost tmperceptshlc when
viewed In short periods. but was plainly visible at
the clurc OF ench years transactions. Times have
1cen hnrsl, Collections Elow, opportunities fof tho
employment OF bank funds unsatitfactory. md
faiInrer leaving inc bank With bnd dchts frequent.
This state Of at1ars tho Third with proper rnsnage-
incns might have survived bnt, unfortunately, nt
tho time OF The Faytngs. bank fnnrcr. the statement
was tcrsrapheil throughout Tho country thatone or
two Of Tic National Hanks were nnsounj. Ono
Of the dispatches mentioned tho Third BY nartc.
1t1 country correspondents teeamc alarmed,
md mnny Of them drew their balances down. A
s,sninr want Of confidence spread among tts city
:uEton,rra. For eevcrnl months heavy ufaln has
been In progress. Within few weeks nearly
tllrcc- -Quat,css of million dollars Of public dc.
postt. have been withdrawn. Tho attention OF the
Executive Committee Of tho Clearing. .IIonre hav.
ing been called 10 thia rtate Of affairs, they have
suspended ths bnnk ftUa1 the privileges Of tho
Clca,ingllo atd given It notice that th hfso-
ciatc lAnka Will no longer homer it, checks. This
,naho II necessary for the bank to 50 into
, 1877-11-22

The market .Atraiy. FuTowinc tir nuosatirns
Mr;li1tnl unN1shr3 ~ ty5r EnH do l,.;
so'I,s H., :i.s!.; nn" n''cs ws.l". s7aah m"'Inn,
tsHrt far 10 InnI, :lHfh&ir. Co1nrtls Wnnl-FlHe ln
rrnFrt .7tt;kr; medium TO- liAfE: rntrse do. 1l4s
2tc; cuarta CptnNlOu iRta1lr: black. 1a<}11e-
, 1877-11-22
lkCrirra-Flnnr. 2.Httn hrls; vhra,-
17.rn ~; oats, T,uU In. rrr. lHE ih.,o Mr4,

II 5a's S ;Se o' 'f 'te "s; 'S &,
,,.... rn,tApE:r,u.
s;;!S! 'sh' h'' .5;,, r.;
:S: Il: :' %;'s s%;s; ss' ;,s
s:s%%: *h!;s ~ st sr%; IT, white Wiz:
h%TtEs9S S%!s{ ssa % s%s sssss''tss ssss''asssrSs'
%%sx,s!nS sn;i unchanged. a:in;
i;:fEMfs-Whsat i!:; M ai@ ha' eern. 1900 la, o,,.
tou,.v,lI..
.;na; ;IoTssy;'1Lr, Nov. 7i.-cor1ox--s.eaa, AMI ~.
EySs-y|s': ss':s sssP ss..g $500,
.na snIxMhst ~ n ssa onesn1s ss sn Unchanged Corn o.t.
S.ssa So's:is ,,;s
"''n,i %siss9S2irme,s SSes ffrs; st.o7: ''"E'
nu,,.to, soy at1t:a.!S- tHs:nsSe: wheat s.e,.,,.,
~ ~ i ;f | sssst5sS ID sf;Is Slas:s
s%s;s ca's ;esas s'% a. Sf5:i osao Sa s "s ssas s
#: gs.s!t q 4, ~, Sev .ae. 10
COTTON,
0ALvIsTnN, Nov. 1t.-Cnrr0N-Acttye, ,ntJ,,,
1ntci net receipts, J. no hatcs; gross reecfo,s ~.
sales. 3nO, COST ~t1c, I, S1A. -'t
M,tiLk, Nov. 2f.-Cortax-9rtctt frn+ rnttav.
t04c nut receipts 400 bales, salcs tU; co..swi.s
yt.
cnAKtx.ros. Nov. 2i.-corrnx -firucr, ,nI,,a,,,r
1na{c: nct receipts 2aN0 batca; salca Z nlr -.
nrlta!n. 8. 101; 10 The Continent. i.n1a s
SAVANNAH, kor. n. -Cnrr0x-Ftrm, po,Iino aot,
ou account u bad ~cather. mlld1tng 10 o IA lT.
net zcccapiA 5o+S bales; gFou recetpts Bs.s: a,s.
a+aD6: to tho Cuht!ncnt, T. ap1 "
--+
, 1877-11-22
GENERAL. MARKETS.

.thtnHfy, 15n3.N III kFlHr and II
Sales t,tuU srs n 7.A1 for .TanIIary.
GENERAL. M.t1lKETs.
ArcntInT-wns nuFc, a, &s.o3t1.t1
Observation-Disclosures IN fair request. This r..
crp.s large Ht"i draI Of Il fnoYtng ont,
mud mort Will follow NJ tuan can he Oh.
tatnc Following thc anps psatlons: Choice now hurl,
s'.ssdc fair to Koot do, 4stasc: M. mrIuin. ~
t:4c, No. in-ie nnd covers, +tthsc; NJ. ado nnd
common 'ncdtnm 4s4Ac; Inferior straight, 1A7 sc,
crooked, je Al<c.
nUTrEls-Dcaets report . continued freB more.
nrnt in the 1rtcr qualities. hit complain at lack ut
hcsnnna for Inw and hc'i1um grades. reIcra remain
nl1,ut NJ previously quoted. and mar be regarded ~
nFm for anything got! c1nR tot thbis use. st.,ckx
arr &rpt db~n 10 moderate proportions We repeat
our iAt ~ fuitows fnncy creamery. a,t3sc gooI to
eho'ea gradcs ats2sc' medium. l;2lsct Inferior to
common. GGtt4c.
nAUNtSG-tinly tma!t volume Of h,knr.s wsa ar-
comrsc1 In this cass OF goods. hut dealers do not r4
poet much rh1e at this stage Of tho terttort
the quct now prcyndfnE ,trs not unfAtosahlF affect
Prices which We qHotc ssrady NJ fpows: Stark. 2tet
nt'Rhion 4. 73ISc: LcwIstnu. at,fc: Otter Greek,
:sxc; American. itSr. har'ars and 3 ht. i3@lsc:
EnnnIcb singles it"si4iae, do. tonhle. 2Ies.l}sc
CtfEESE-Su price changes weye ysthc. hut tho
tendency OF tho tnatkst rt 10 be rc.ccd raj.
ne% myers arc ordering sery rrnring!y. aad the out.
.s IL r. nsnE rs:is rxsns tor c
fs iSs s II r.: ys.r az H. q: Sass ;si ss. 91s s
Ssathsr essrn'nk tie eSn.ain,!ys lcns@. lsIr': -
sva g. 90 to nt,t and fnEsr. and small rgx. ft.i1:
Tl1sons; s; ;is; hn.'..aE % ~ r. ,i ttar l
f;':s;sfS s 9':1f es s.s ;,nu.. f., It
~ ssffs M r.; n!s.4 sss
ast sas., y: Sosas. ?sa1: = h'a t!1ia
nafs: esSs atnE . ts;; ssscs k'scs!.
ins: bnik; +: ssl;'s: snn. aia,ie Pleksi. Hsss:.
Fs cS!s.e e'e @ fs' @ tsRss'' = ss3 S:sss;
t"T. ,.t"r e e. it ~ a. s5pe'a 'uIp' ' Of ~ II"
r",s~a ctor. +. aE. rta..iT' 'i Ill.,, 'S i. si.4s Il
y; a!ninss aph:. u 81 70; 81 nsHc!pIt ?. i.icts
T. H.. p"s +. ssS.i, ;sii', E6."' i ' :. sf f.: III,
.xs5 sn," ~ !. s
''T1s FisrH Te5s 't ill.,, q. ,,, season Thar, :, o,
market .sauSs "re 10 \ s.ent sxtrnt ,noinina,: Wn
macktrcl. extra !t.pfi. ssa sAt l;tn! NJ Ei,"ru.
E. 5st9 Or 80. 3thore, ta;ls. D. alttH ~: NJ !ay,
7&.a ~. 'atEc fant'y g. new, ss.hrl. f1tD; Nj
Is ,'ass Ill., iS I2r %x smg H. k e. 81;
1:S GeDrge tcn!t!sh. extra ~ 75t !cuFae'a hank
T tx s% sfss s ''h'Hs E4 4p s,,1.csI,n IT, sI ;n III
slosk.Ia i:te rr !hs snakc,' ha!lhit n tr; scne
Hsf5'r' per hox' 'c; Columbia islscr salflo. G.hr,
r.. niSts e t;n NTH. hs .1ccs.sd r. 1!s% d
!as. ,.sar tst a d"
ss @ aslc u;
~ !oweT. which was tho unly notable change. Va
quite: r.. ,,,,,>.
4 II :ss: :s s:ss:: Il
73s; o s;s ss{s; as5{{s; sI5:' w % o'a'
, 1877-11-22
COMMERCIAL,

The following wese Tho receipts aud shipments
Of the leading articles Of produce in this city dnring
the twenty. four hours ending at o'clock on
Wednesday morning. aud TOT tho corresponding
time last ycnt:
, 1877-11-22

WEnt1Gf Whi na .hI Wet NnH "otkcd
The i'ndcsac clhrartcr Of tho supply te narket wns
weak anti Ill I!wer nil around. AZ tho nls,hcd rEtcrA
!ns aT 1"una % ,to,t ei t!iS .tnr sl salts rtrc 4
l. ~. nE sxlIn a*.orlctt ut4 ut il rit TO- Tic bulk
,wssrr SOFT A. ~ !oA4 - tor t,coh graie., ana nj
a. +Ntf 20 fnF ttttnton to pr1pe n1rnn al,t hrnYy-
weight pack fty6. In ftw nstaHccs packers paid
H. $50 u for chtlce tr1yea. Wc ,Ibtc tir following
, 1877-11-22

':$ :: f.: "A Il i: g. IL IL ||::|$ :|:::E$ II IL
wv III s ;s ssss %sfs aos ss'
!; d. 4; e. 'j;I I' 4; s':;; :;:
.ust ss .o M f. Ssgt ss
n s;, ;? ssa
f:sS; Y. 'x Sseaes sa;.
yf!s E.. s:.s :'s:!: sss' fs 'tsIs e ''s
ssIzs; s'enx e ssss :tsr: "!s?s
S!!SR' g 81: S s. l@sis hstie'F o: ID s :s 81:
e .,., GSo1aa 2 ''n:': t.: ~ s';ssax ~
INV ssss s:E:s ss:Is:
s1y :l!s;s sast shpu'cnts th' 1ass week eadnd 70.
s;,; !s es H,ssnx ,I x,:t :% * .s
st n9sS1 1ss21 3 t;'sas,Y %s! !. e9o
'''ss I'D l:b. ssasfay ss 'Tsa ps4
,ss .sx,1e foE we s.
sa g. III s ss Y; ,tsE tts
:';: *::tss H. S::x s:fs:s: S:;s
*sr SS al ssfas' 'sas :1
I'll sskts An sSp K, . tstsl far hs
eI5 sisei; ~ i9st4;:s. iamts: 70. aSas III. w."
fssa Voice. tsa ri :sx ~ =. rsss s 81;
isrIliy as.ilaed' lisssr Az ltasxiax pfise:
% Il 81 ~
EAsr LynSJ.rY
E.:5 81 r ps Sos T.;
asy. a = !n5s4s saa sa 81, yt,a eis "
sssts sssE Il 'fS s'as''.' I'll; ::' i:s
a.,: & ssss tssy :. u hes total t9' two
s: @ 81; r: :.:';;; :s;$s
very slow; not suotah'y ,ower re.
nnExr-Uncasnsed Seespta GO.
s:; &. Ss ;:::s;: ss3' :rs:s. u:
LUMBER.
Tho caERn market waa quiet aad saly. 4 few saies
wc!e l1da early but buyers retired pce0nnt Of
tho storm. About twrlyu carKoes xers carried ovrr
Tho ne:t as bcea much reince hut Il tho cxpeus6 u
shading prizes on SONS QuatHs ta suptly Of which
hsrrsns4 to bs auits large. Pfscohta soi4 n 81 a
It's. and roR,fnon Inch u ea.Nk3l.Hh Tha ta,tee
Rrdea OF Inch wrru quoted Il HiO,1ksl1uL Lath were
stcadY aIeI+73. shnsIas wcrn stcaly. except ct'ce
grades, thu errp9s Of which were larecr titan uauA.
sad tls 5sr's srs sd TO ha fairly supplied With theae
IN ss;: En-. G.txo :s.: M from Gt.e
nssen ltasM1 e s1mlnon s,rtrs 4al taafs u fs.7s
esil %s'ses IT, .is.is % %1ts III d.na .ron
VII
Tjf., lid s.cuHi r,csr ana a.lnct All. n,. y, m
, 1877-11-22
LIVE STOCK.

CATTLE-ThcFH wna moro life IN Tho Trade lhsu has
been Witnessed Ut laEc and prtcs hrner all aront
aud for mnst descriptions Huntabty Higher. Common
rnsh sold but ttto betrF than m the two preceding
days Of tho week, lhc dcand for tint cnss continuing
restricted. bnt In fair to rhoce shipping hecrcs trso
An improvement cHnnt to f51,a ntr tfu Ibs- TIM
rtntt feeling grew mt at tho tight receipts more thAn
anything elsc. and therefore, .lDre h1 appear to
III mnch cohhrnrc In the rermancncc ns The advancc.
It betnE well understood that Tho Inevitable rrsuli will
s materially Increased aaprly Within the next few
ars. The ro~tfon OF the Eastern nartet has not i'm.
ln,yc' 10 m exitat Tint wnnd tn warrnnt ship
rcts In pnying mueh better rrtces than prevailed lat
wrek. and 1t may we'll Ia doubted thst nrrsent rt,tcs
can lnnR n snsntnrtf. Ratca ranged from a. tEt n
for tca1n.aEs e 81 3T.a 80 for extrn xrndre, with
N ~ ~ y !c ~ ran!nE @ = ~ ~ natcMsfs sum
,nnn ia ctiocs shipping aerrs. CuDrat1s sJh 1t ST. 10
A =
, 1877-11-22
VA.LH0AD TAME TABLE.
IRRlVAL and DEPARTURE Of TRAINS

EXPLANATION OF DtrfRtrcE MAKfs-tss,r,a,.
excepted. sBuuds1 excepted. {Monday tsce,fsET
s1Aily. "N@tP'eos
CHICAGO 4 NORTHWESTERN RAILWAY.
Ticket Othres, 81 Carkst stShetmsn House, md 4.
the tcpOts ' '"s
, 1877-11-22

cLrsEtASn, o.. Nov. INSTRUMENTATION
steady nud ou!cti standard white. liotcsl, 1aHc,
, 1877-11-22
PROVISIONS.

H0G PNnnuCTB-Wers quiet, tbotseh there was
little morn doing In pork. and tho market steady.
with ensfcF tone In most departments. The nrclptA
OF fogs not large and they drcnc Sc pcr ll1,
owing 10 nntavurahle weather, and product eaarr
In sympathy. In thr abacnre Of any decided des,ault
with smaller shipments Of meats reported Thrrt
lttft change IN tho hdytcea from other points.
Mass P,RK-Was dull and declined &c per bril- with
lEltt inquiry for shipment. anh most Of tho trailing In
tnE Janary fh0rta, Sales REPORTED Of a1b hsls
cash nt $12 i2xs11is; 10 brIs sp11ur November nj
$l3 o7N, 2ffo hra tctlef tho rear At F1 cSat3. l1s
md asD ss.s se!ttr January II $i1 3t2.23. rntni.
btfA. The market closed tame a. EI9 ut1 i1s&
for rpot $t1.U7tai:. U for November sl2k4s3 os&
seller the yeAyt ste. cetslc y sscs januasy. aad
&la a7+tat3. 10 for Febrtary.
ifn,e ns.s y VA 4 a1oted At $ii.oo0ti.sn and extra
LANt,-WAsqntet. The market for present delivery
VIVA .tcadY Under falf lrtnand in proportion to tI'
supply while fnt1rcA wcru easier. january tlrrInlnE
1Ec IFr IN bs SAlcA we're repnrted IT Ian Eaa
.t s 81 Ga 4, = e. M d. tse!!stt. at sss ~, e.
e7.s7*ts5Nl 1nt*t+ 4.7tn trh. The market rl,<rA
November; s7:ni seller ihe yrsr; *7H7xt 75 soiler
iaanerys anA ny q H.*s,EA seller februav:
qas: cssse n prtc. %yt T a, :: ss.s n
Inand for luis sufficiently clrc! to NIP, while green
meats wcsn dull On account Of the weahrr, wllrl
wet aud too warm fur naQlfuR Hales rrprte IT
r. IT,: n i' 4 th9srss "t .1:Y T., m e. n; r.; r. r,
siort r.'a a. d anss Isl 7a, t,sr. INK AID nd
ftnrt Gt"ArA at t;14c far erEr nrst half DrcemNrs
hH1!lh lung clrar1 az tn1: M it,xts do tivlltl nj
at&cs ~, tea swrct nlckIsd hams lbD nj 7'7e AZ,
alid s'mi III ssc, .torl r.s nj vi. Ts markei %
c10ltu at tho following of
, 1877-11-22
NU~|
/ AtrfSc.

CHICAGO. ST. PAUL Il MINNEAPOLIS LINE.
TlcGet ulleea " Clafk.a and at ktnz1ustrect ikut
Leave. / Arrive,
r. .Au! 3!ihnfApo!ia EL.t *in:ffl H. 4:fDp. h
81. PAUL Stnncaputis E1, II p;OG b. NJ 4 7:,II l. NJ
, 1877-11-22

TURlsENTINE.
wtLN1xToN, NoY. 2t.-erIa1Ta Trnpzx7Ixr-ouJst,
Ertut .sc, -'
, 1877-11-22

CHICAGO ALTON 4 st. LOUIS AND CHICAGO
KANSAS CITY & DENVER SHORT LINES.
Unl0H Depot, West Hlc hcar MatItsDuat. bridge mi
TwGnty.tar1.ss. Ticket Utllce. 1r1 itandopI,1st.
, 1877-11-22

CHICAGO, BURLINGTON & QUINCY RAILROAD.
Depott foot at Lake.at, InLAllA av., aud E[xceuth-
#. aud Canal aud stxtaauth.aA. Ticket O!ncea IL
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-02-13
Brief J0ftings.

The Blues will give another of their masquer-
ade balls on Washingtons birthday.
Remember that Miss Foss reads in the M. L.
A. course Thursday evening.
In Schumacher's window NAV be seen pic
ture entitled THE Valley of the LunterbruI-
rem, by Goodale of Sanford.
Mrs. Gates will be the vocalist in the concert
to be given the 23d for the benefit of the Coffee
House.
1t seems that Mr.. Moody is not to come to
Portland this week. If he comes at all it will
not be for the present.
Browns picture on the Mediterranean, which
attracted so much attention at the Odd Eel
lows Fair, has been sold to gentlemen resd-
ing on Deering street.
The choir at the Cathedral of the Immaculate
Conception are preparing, under the direction
OF the organist. Mr.. Brewer, for grand con-
cert on st. Patrck's Day.
Tuesday is known as Fast-nacht, or Fas:-eve,
and Mard-Gras From II o'clock Sunday
night to 70 o'clock Tuesday night are the three
days of Carnival, closing with Wednesday.
which is Ash-W Wednesday, the list day of Lent.
A rum crazed man drew a large crowd Of
curious people in front of the Custom House
yesterday afternoon. Officer Gribben march
ed him to the station and the crowd dispersed
as quickly as it had gathered.
There will be social gospel meeting at the
Second Parish vestry, entrance on Pearl street,
this evening, followed by an inquiry meeting,
and Wednesday, Thursday and Friday even
ings, conduc ed by the young people. Young
and old are invited.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-02-13

EXCITEMENT ON MUNJoY HILL.-The resi-
dents of Munjoy Hill are good deal disturbed
about an affair which they consider very mys-
terious The facts as cleaned are as follows:
About two months ago Miss Lucetta Barbour,
maiden lady living at the corner of North and
Congress street, having sold her house. left
town in company with a Mr.. Luryey, who had
been boarding at her house. She said she
would return to the city in short time and
would call at the house and get some articles
which she left Although she said nothing
about it rumor had it that she and Mr.. Lurvey
were to be married. Since their departure her
friends have not heard from them A travelling
salesman met Mr.. Lurvey in Boston recently
and asked for Miss Barbour and was told that
he had not seen her since she left Portland.
Considering the fact that Miss Barbour had
$4,000 which she obtained from the sale of her
house, her friends fear that she has been the
victim of foul play. She has friends in the vi
cinity of Boston, however, and it would not be
strange if she was stopping with them. She is
rather odd person and might neglect to write
of her whereabouts