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A ISLANDER REFUTED.

During tho monih OF February last ball was given
at Mount Vernon, Westminster county. under the
pces Of a social organization stylca the "Sans Cere-
monie Coterie,n the members VI which include
Der OF the wclto-do people Of that village. young
woman, named Emma iced together with her mother
and sister, VINO live in comfortable crcums tanccs at
tho place mentioned having been presented with
tickets by iricna, attended the ball Before they had
been there long the president Of the association, j.
Frank Wright, PRINCIPAL Of pubic school In New
York. called their escort ASIDE, and telling
HIM that, many persons III the asscinplase
objected to the prcscnce OF Mrs. teed and
her daughters they had better withdraw,
which they did ut once. Accordingly, Mrs. Tocd aDu
her two daughters commenced action for SANDER
against Wright and another purity. laying damages IN
each case ~ $40 600 The rst OF these suits OF
Ia the Circuit Court at Vito Plans, Friday, Emma
Teed being the pialnlif and J. Frank Wright defend
ant. II was Claimed by tho paint'lr that Wright had
applied infamous epiinets 10 herself, mother and
sister when he ordering their escort 10 take them
out OF tho ballroom. THIS was denied by the defence
which, IN addition charged the plaintiff aad her
friends with conspring 10 extort money from tho de-
icndant. The Jury tho retired On Friday after
noon and IN accordance with the INSTRUCTIONS u the
Court, brought scaled verdict yesterday morning.
awarding the plaInif 5000 II Is understood that
elavcn OF Jurors favor o: giving damages
TO the amount oil 5000
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RICH AND POOR.

THE SCRIPTURES SOLVING SOCIAL QUESTION
DISCOURSE DY THE REV. Dr. A. nUEDscH
AT THE TEMPLE AHAwArH-CHEsED.
The Rev DR.. Huobsch, rabbi OF tho Hebrew Temple
Anawath- Chcscd, corner Of Lexington avenue and
Finy-Anh street, delivered u discourse yesterday,
taking for his tho eighth chapter Of Dcutei onomy.
lie said:-
sThc eighth chapter Of Deuteronomy is a comprc-
hcnslye sermon, containing the most important teach
inys for tue Individual man as well as for society.
Truc and sham thinkors, men wise and Otherwise,
with whom age Is blessed, have endoav.
orcd ~ solve the social question how TO
bring poverty mp and Riches down until thoy
might meet one level But as yet neither tho foot
ish nor shs wso philosophers boas, Of success ;
all that tho frat class effected sink into tho poor
mans heart the sharp sting Of dissatisfaction, aud the
latter class by their sober remarks succeeded In
putting tho favorts Of fortune his guard TO make
him more watch full aud selfish in the possession
Of his r,cncs IL Is an undcniable fact that by tho
ortions Of our socialists the chasm which separates
society in respect wealth has been greatly enlarged
and BY no healed. We havo TO look. therefore
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catisn Society," Philadelphia, has gone 70 Europe to
look after the publication work Of his society in tho
German missions.
The Rev. Dr. Pumsr, who mas been attending the
leave tor the Pan-presbyt Council Edinburgh.
10 which ne II accredited ~ delegate DR.. Ees the
Moderator 0: the General Assembly. will come east
ward from Chicago and sail for Europe, being dele
gate TO the Council a. Edinburgh Meanwhile his peo-
pie vii! be admirably supplied by Rev. H. .. Morris,
d. b.. OF Lane seminary, who has just crossed the
Mississippi and Missouri going westward, and viii
spend two months ~ California Dr.. William Adams,
President OF :hs Union theological Seminary oil this
city has also gone 70 Edinburgh, aud Tor rst time
about seventy years Of age the Doctor in excellent
health and vigoE
A goody company OF ministers and others will sal.
from the port uext Saturday for Europa II Will IN
G. Arnold OF the Church OF the Disciples Aud
preliminary 10 that event MI Hepworth WILL to-day
transfer the deed OF the church property which has
been held by him up TO this time, be having personally
assumed the debt reduced 10 by lectures SUB
scriptons to $luO 000 which the church safely
take place IN the church next Friday evening" and on
Saturday company o! church people will accompany
the steamer ..gypi down 10 tue Narrowa with ar
HcpwortL and nis party. They expect TO be absent
continued 10 tho Churcn OF the Disciples until
the Isl o! July after winch time. until the hrst sun
aay Ia september, general Bible class will be held
every Sabbath morning anG The usual services during
mo veGk. rho Rev. nrs Manning, Of the Old south
Church, Boston, C. u. WoodcocK, OF ST. John y. b. |;
YORK; Cyrus Dickson, secretary 0! the Presbyterian
Home Mission Board s. Niccuiis, OF st. Louis. Mo ;
George Norcross, y! Carlisle, Pa ! Professor B. G.
Nortnrop. Judge Ois. .! Columbus Ohio, and Judge
II, ". Williams or wellsboro, Pa, will also DC OF tho
company who 60 delegates 20 the pan.rresoy terrain
q
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BvRSs-Kgxxy. Wednesday, June 9, NJ The rest.
dcnco OF the BRIDES parents by the Rev Father Kane
JAMES J. BURNS 10 LILLE. daughter Of James Kenny
ESQ., all OF New York.
BuEaGEK--vox SrANMwiTz Saturday, June y. at
the Church OF the DIVINE Paternity, by Rev +. H.
Chapin. HENRY r. BCER0RR 10 ELizAnkrn Vos SrAMA-
WITT. OF Berlin, Prussia. No cards.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 7th inst. at st. Francis
XAVIER Church, by The Rev. Father Thiry, LEON Dr.
cMAsrEL, OF Paris, TO ANITA safpER, OF New YORK.
kAUPMAN--kicH On Thursday June !, ~ the resi-
o tho briio's parents, by Rev Dr.. A. Hucbscn,
ABRAHAM KAUFMAN to pnKDh. daughter oil solomon
ch.
l.AKE-JEYpERps W cdncsday evening, juno .,
ut the residence Of the bride, tue Rev. DR.. Mickoi
ANsLEy LAKE. TO MARY 5. JEPFERDa
MEEKsR-IowAnp.--On Inc 1th inst, At Christ
Church. Riverdae, on Hudson, by the Rev. George ~.
W,ldes, d. IL, rector assisted by the Rev. H. A. Wash
burn ID. D., GRACE HOWARD. daughter Of tho Rector
10 THOMAS u. MEEKEn, oi New York
Mc,iER -McCoHMAcn .--ljy the Rev. f. j. ORclIy, on
Thursday, June Z, THOMAS J. McGKE 10 MARY Y. No
CoRMAcR, ali OF Brooklyn,
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The new church cdiace OF the Sacred Heart, Clcr-
mont avenue, Brooklyn, Rev. Father McCullan.
pastor, will be formally dedicated on Sunday, June
"a Cardinal McCloskey viii DO present. and Will give
his oenedicton Bishop Loughlin will dedicate tho
church. Grand high mass will Ue celebrated by Bishop
Becker OF Delaware. and Very Rev. john McCalrey,
the venerable President OF Mount ST. Mary's Scmin-
airy, Maryland will preach the sermon.
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CHAT BY THE WAY.

Some one says, ut Is human to fall INTO SIN, dovil
fish 10 remain In II, and augeical TO rise from ~
crown OF gold cannot cure the headache, nor
velvet slipper the govt Most men would, however,
accept the snd the slipper and the risk OF
tho headache and govt
Neither . man's eye nor his good name will bear to
bo jes,cd WITH We must DO careful OF the Of
the other
Whoa Ponyesisss ssnl his friend ave talents az
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The following were the highest and lowest prices
stocks to-day -

Tho following shows the advance and decline In tho
closing prices OF the principal active stocks today ns
compared with those OF yesterday
ApvAycE.-New York Central Il Lake Shore, n;
Pntsburg, Il Northwestern - st. Paul, "a: Hannibal
aud ~. Joseph, u
DgcLIyE.- Western Union y Pacific Mail "a Hi.
nois Central. 2; Northwestern preferred, III; Ro"K
Island, x - Paul preferred, - Delaware, LacKi-
wanna and Western, ga; Morris and Essex ~ Del
aware and Hudson, 3t4; Michigan Central "a.
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DIED.

AcKKRnAS,--on Friday, Juno s, Mrs. CoRsErA
AcKEgMAS. aged 20 years
The funeral will take place from the residence oil nor
son-in-law, I. L. Lutkus No 10S Prospect place.
Brooklyn, this Sunday attornoon, at four oclock.
ARMSTRONG On the stn INST, ANNIE, beloved WHO
OF John Armstrong, IN the 2dth year oil her age
Her funeral will take pluce sunday, 10Th ,nst at
eleven O'Clock A. NJ, from her late residence, sS2
Sd NV
BAssETT.-The members Of the Grand Division OF
Eastern New York, 8. OF T., are requested TO meet
win the members OF Neptune DIVISION, No a. q! their
two u NJ 10 attend the funeral OF Past Worthy Patri
arch r. Basseit T.. H. HOPKINS, Grand scribe.
BLAKE--At Yonkers, FRIDAY, June J, SARAH hobns
Hobbs. - -,
BrssIxa.-At East Chester. N r., June Z GEORGE
H. BussIxG, ueed 65 years
Relatives and trends OF the family are respectfully
invited to attend tho tuncra ~ h late residence, on
Sunday. the 10Th inst, al halrpasl thrce O'Clock r. a.
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CLERICAL TRAVELLERS ABROAD.

The exodus Of American clorsymen TO Europe con-
,inues without Abatement Besides tho numbers that
have been already reported gone tho Rev. L. ). Reilly.
OF ST. Mary's Roman Catholic Church In this city,
whose health Is very much shattered, has gone 10
his native Green Isle, and II the ocean trip bone
hts him he may proong his journey and so 10 Rome
His sister accompanied HIM. The Rev J. Rigney will
act as pastor OF ST. Mary's during Father Rolys
absence.
The Rev. Father CaaD, OF Seton Hail. Newark,
n. j.. also sailed tor France recruit his health,
which mas bean much impaired with overwork. lie
will roman abroad until september and hs friends
hope no may then return In improved " not ROBUST
health.
The Most Reverend Archbishop OF Boston win sail
for Rome Juno Is He will carry with hun tho
Holy Father tue offerings OF tho Catholics OF tho
diocese vi Boston.
The Rev. Dr. Griffith, secretary OF tho Baptist Pub.
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OUTDOOR RELIGIOUS SERVICES.

The summer season has been go long coming this
year The relis ious organizations had not prepared
themselves TO take possession OF tho squares ana
City. Three weeks ago, however, tho Young Mems
Praying Band Of Brooklyn naugurated outdoor re-
hsious services in Lenert's Park Tho Rev. &. W.
Mlllcn, DIR. J. D. Fulton and J. B. Anderson, an Eng
lsh lay evangelist have already preached there this
TO large congregations To-day tho Rev. ".
+. Estes will preach and tree conference
meeting will be held usual alter tho sermon.
Last Sabbath tho Row. Joseph OdclI pastor Of
Park Avenue Primitive Methodist Church held similar
place To-day he Will them there hall past
STATE street, opposite the Battery Park,
eleven A. NJ and IN tho open space vi thn Junction
South and Front Streets opposite Roosevelt street
Terry IN The afternoon, al hali.paat TOUR O'Clock,
where he will hold forth to-day Tho Rev. s. H. Tying
has already inauguratcd HIS Gospel Tent which rem
dcred such good service last summer IN lhirtylourth
street. near broadway IL III 10 be used until the lat
part OF September. The Eodngel.a, indosing this
move nient suggests that the lot Just north
OF tho First Prcsby tcrian Church, Fifth
avenue and Eleventh street. should be utilized
IN tue same way, II Is enclosed with fence ana Is
well shaded, 80 that tent would not be needed, and
il services opened there. Last year the Protes-
tanL Episcopal Church Missionary society sent lay
cvangcsts 70 different points. where meetings were
held with good success. The Young Mems Christian
Association also did the same. The Young Mems
Chrisun Association OF Jersey City have outdoor
vices every sabbath forenoon aud afternoon Al the
Cunard dock. Tie Pennsylvania Railroad Depot,
Hamilton square, and IN the open space Jersey
avenue near the Yacht Cruz House. THIS Is good
move, and II should DO pushed whle the nno weather
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
ENGAGED.
MARRIED.

-MAuGEs. -JAcoB MASDgLgAUx 10 FAN.
ME- MAuGEs both oil tins city. No cards
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sHPuuH' u sHo IA Per Cent U0nus TOT wv sy'"'
cate in London was made last night.
Tux BANK STATEMENT
Tho bank statement shows falling on In the legal
tender note average OF $sal, 600. and the specs
average OF S402 so0these together reducing tho toa
reserve 81, 400 slight increase deposit liaoil
tics makes the reduction in the surplus reserve
sl,2Ss,525. The surplus reserve, however, Is ss.
largc-slS.5S5 l7o. The following 10 . comparison ~
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THE MONEY MARKET.


The money market was very easy to-day, money On
cali lending at ~ per cent Tho following arc the
rates OF exchange on New York at the
cities to.day-Savannah, buying 3-l6, selling $40;
Charleston stiilor, obtainable at 1-5 New Orleans,
commercial n, bank u Cincinnati very firm, buying
par selling lilo; ST. Louis, IS premium and Chicago.
SO premium Foreign exchange was dull, at about
s6a< 4S7 for bankers sixty day sterling bills and
a. 4sDA 4.s9A tor demand.
TIE GOLD MARKET.
Cold opened and closed Al l05t4, the prices In the
interim nuctuating between 1854 and 1885 Tho Dor.
rowing rates were IN q per cent per annun. and
l.G4 until Monday. The actual shipment OF specie 10
Europe to-day only $750,U00 In gold coin. as
5000 900 that had been engaged was withdrawn.
CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT.
Currency exchanges Dol ovU,o
currency oalahceS -Slv,Sv
Goiu cxcuangcs..s. ...s....,.s......s.s oov1svVs
IOiu uaihnccs i,soo,oro
WEEKLY CLEARING nousE STATEMENT
currency oaahccs..... !osso' 900
volu cAcEuuScs.
Cod balances S,3Sb, tOl
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
There was a slight decline Ia government bonds.
today. The following we're the closing quotations.
, 1877-10-22

o. iaa13cs deacon ska% t'a5ocs sheep rs't' woo'
THrs,Wsrs anle. At salec.
a.5. rI}c.T werc .bnat tlraay y, iii. fol'Swtnx
I:sssi :'s" 10 e.. s sa .'!e:'
1ss .fs H. ;4; ri r!nt: :s stsS;a S ssts *
e, Se 4ssr sG re- nls:';: M :pss III s s.
t.; s S;as III M s s9ss nsF: S
%;:. Ss9: s H. n:'sa y as1 ass ,s'
ssy g. y: j FL; e! '' X" !:
s sss%s:: ss IS @
s q !" :s 81 ~ H. 4.s &c 3
s[s; l;SF sasf /, talss, I'll l., :rFss:
s. e.t5t s tsHs G ':;s ':sai:1s e
.sS tss,
i % .ss -;t: 'sst = {: : a':; 5 L
tS cF9.s sd ~ n,,r,.
e: =: I'll s1s;{ ss : :. .:sa "; ssi, T II
IT aeaFy at
$:|; ;:S;s' :sa s;; :;::. Fl; S:'
sss 2 j s.s: 81.
S:ss d; ::: n ss sss:a
e9n @ 81 ,s s f*: cno ss SIC,
,nrdinn ise: r!!n'n: 5ssa toe: nae. ~. Sc:
:ssee.e s rs.. 7s7. Sse.e'' '''''e' e'0'ss'' "'e'
''$;: IT, s'sss: t 2Ss 'ss '
s:ssi .as q sss' :I.s. s!'ss!t%
were h,nIr bri .t si ri III mr. r.sn! 1th Il. .07,s Hit
, 1877-10-22


RItthsN NC0HS-Wss stentiY under fair Inquiry from
manufacturers. Ths rccepts far hut tta stock Of
aev Il Light. eoms dealcrs say they selling
new tz,rn about - last u 1t arfsta Tht following
B4ieA srruFted. car coAtsa medium at 4.Acs
tnferlut nsdtt and Govern 1t 4ef cars good me-
itunl Al 4AE, car good huTl At sttc; car tumnan
hu,l II 44r; ear Rs,od nedlan It G4c4
Btf1'TKlt-wN stesdy and UNCHANGED LfberAl ~
the current ecctapa there Il only light SURPLUS snd
holders Of all <rsdcs ahota Inferior conndent. and
.ru not tucaed 10 offer eunersatsn from prsvious
AAktnK rAtes. Shippers sA1 lha local trtle bought
freely It tho ttnRe Of prices following Faary c.e4u
cry. 1.as,cs good to choice grades. aaasc; medium
Hf.gI 9sn.s .s ., for tho M,
fortHtst q n,ose ~! .se ste:sy snd rl W rr1rst
ct tel III GIsss. e: Aetss
bu lAsiacs Enhales ssngles isAt41cs do, double, -
os'1S ass sapss ( as; s.i7 "oa 10 x'" ''.n' "'ss
GiikEsk & VI: .i;;:ay. Gn!y lsh! a.man4 s.,.tsa
: :ssHs IL
is.,: M s.s:: H. 's factory
y sss,,,s s'srs 1.ts, dtiaa .n1 'saay
q =: e ~ r.. .;ns: !. ~ ~ ims W1!I
5:4.s;;s S:'!.%'s'i ts iaisss SsSt t'se
!a s! 'ss sfss''' an fall.
ss y y psss.
81 ss!,ss'a r. III. $''si & Gs:t io; !.s,'i .h:
@ @'!; / n Y: :si, ( X; { s X
n" shaTs ks4, tl.~%1s .ut: 81. Lay kltH ti.WEs
III g Gss,ss s:h. :&!f ";
:!s .1i. ..S1 "t ssi,.s .F;s. s ss e
e xs III, S.sf1:o sst'n K, NJ.
S,Sai @.I: TsS, s:5;lSx. psrEu1 sss, colaa':
nav fe.iaras There waaa tatf mossmsas Il Tic u.
rtssst :ss e; '.sts se.,s: 1s,.'
siIlA3al: Do ae.. u: s.ta. 20: v.itaela. ,shsloe,
l .gt: si'sS / a'sf.. d. sta
n.. I,as's sa.s sy'a ae !Hss
st:pss;t,:% s's:s, E'!tsa shs5:is. i%si:s: ''s'
,ss.e: Frsnsa .:laai* ss.,s: Sse... % ..iaa. iss i
Hs. Is es H. .. Tes s.ss % ;sssa
;; Tsna;..ss IL otans. .:
pie. "sis p'ealy wintef .iest. *hIeI
9s a. sc W.. sns a H. ~
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M :ss3 ". rs;t s % " ssi 81 L
~ qt.eLs. e ssss Cst ...xs:; v.asaf4 xrsGes
IS; s ssi::: +; y:
s.tg.:. Ps: tG,7'' Il, yer box A'iz'
r.! y: IT, s:.a9 s"x sas
ssa s. ssts &C.! it,. ss VII ,, @
ssii s:$s!si d:a.sa as.ate il. eost:aa.a aafa'oss
ME..esIe'!s. sSs5;4e; Iesl..n. sxs7se, .,a
Sss'ss eo,aoa 70 III. sSse: sSs.tius W
telac. .. &.
tIAc:vrAuuAssd 1U - po lt Ttl tIHe.A Standard
iokslos,s, y 70. ! ls't s,sac: sasEsE; ns:; Z NJ
~ ,'o*i dttrt slAs3f. ts!tfo7.
-: satf+ d.: Es.a;s WV ot!sa molas.es sao.ss.
ast,1 ;;s: s'iS ss,..p s:p <.
2ss!dsi ssRpss ia'se' aat'nssa sLooslo oa' ca.
ptu: tu{. s.aas: viii i!iy: % SSs: Viii: H.: Nv
| Ref. C. . -
oderiat. n inquiry sh!:a{ r. .iYsshJ ystI tt;
.ts,her; Qa9t*i1as: 70 s:sr!. .!suad. = a'4s5ss ~
npIa.d psske+ a7.uos7 ao Nv. !. sduAAa 80: Aoagh,
| x5.t4L
iIlliEs-Deslen report : dscllas ot t1tc green.
t cured stock, anA me genstI market y weak. Ihe
ateEy NhrEa haye 4th4r11a. cAl log tn1t A!lSs hAy
bce9 relatively hKhcF than atnet fof tiufa
Dealers sru also hulaEn2 W. and. slsnuxh receipt
aud soek tA sE!aJl tbs u4Exet rules rexk.
4 tbs reiucsfun a,ted ta?t4ltuns C.ty butchers
ef~s,9: aan.:sa 7*s; Pr ptss e.ftI d sA.rf;; xssa
ktp md caf ittlaos DRY Aaitcd hite* laAcs dry tR
, 1877-10-22

bsa weather h.s delayed the d11inr Of orders. hnt
country merchants are stI1t liberal buyers. anil the
yard dealers rrr"rt M perccpt'hlc decrease in
trade. The offerings At the docks rold readily at
the advance lately established. This wool market
was 9uIet and hrm. n1oom corn MAS steady under
fair order demand. chiefly fs2m the East and
the sales were principally Of ncWeorn the receipts
Of which are nut heavy enough 10 dcprcss the mar.
ket. Seeds vera quiet and generally steady.
ilit1es declined lt1!tc. and closed weak, Tanners
refuse to purctlAAe. and dealers ara doing lfttse
even At the decline. Green ffuits were dnll and
lower. ronltry WAS almost unsshble. though free.
" offered at reduced prices.
Lake frti9hts were dull and entirely nominal Al
about &c on corn to BntIalo. ftoom wAa reported
taken for 3oe, 600 bn corn.
Through rates 10 New York by lake and rail-
vere quoted at to1 lgnc On wheat and 1Sat1sAe
on corn.
tail fretghts were steady It the recent advance.
Hates on grain, and other fuurth.elass aro now
4Oc 10 New York. VIC to Baltimore. 3sc 10 Phil
aitphia, 4:1e 10 1loron and other New England
points. and :l5c to Montreal. Dorcd meats wtso
quoted &c. and iooes meats loe per 100 tbs higher
than graln. .
oRXI1 IN ef1nT.
The New Tcrk Produce Exchange Bftk'y gives
the following - The eisbs supply Of rran, com.
prsinE the stocks in Rranary The principal points
Of accumulation at lake anu seaboard posts at the
4t.rr $ICoa I 1xtna
, 1877-10-22

Total. ........... 7.Ss5 N.h73 800
EATTLE-Tlt week Just ended WAs no tnnre faYorA.
Bile to The sc!lins Interest than tho three four
Immediately preceding The receipts, A. Will be seen
by reference 10 The foregoing table. wcrr u very ro-
rratc dimensions. falling rsnrt t1Iun 1000 head below
the hMhcr eputtt for t,s rsstnn4 wcckt anil ahln&
tuo head bclow that for the coFresponlng week Of
Inst year. but thera were catta than hcro was
any demand for. and In al' grades bcIow co1co w
hSe to note further thrtnka2d In vAlurs of i525c
per 10 lhs. That cho'co and extra grades lid not aata
in The downward movement wns due to tho scarcity Of
enco Of auy una,n.. demand. All s,aic.
+ a'' . e. dssy ~ y tho s e." Of ss vess Sssnaa
tle ctt,sa f hnsinesA m SATURDAY found twnnr tlrse
ss ;v'e's !,s s ':ss @
3 1 s ~ #
s: 4 q: ss:: Sra se ss's eli snf: !. &
e. e. &c. ssf e + r. .'sT , II ts:fs
sa s! e ,!ne hssrs Ts1; A ~ @
ss Ths sstS K ss"a @ aai
E.r. pees..-craar 3sSSas,sssi .eefs @stsios !. 80
eis,;s s,;; j ;::;; i:S ss!S;Ss
osd isticnrj :cri:. w:sn:
Mt%a Ia ''n T.. s.s IN iar t: with. ''o''o
ias i.es,io i.a1 ssoatW
s"s,S" s'.sr =. r., (! Guy sa"s'er
Stock E.tta Common cattle xeishinE 7i ''''>'
4 IT,! si * Iii ;a,a sx: ;ti
hn't* tmd .ya,aMax .cer' .'.'.'... 49
yealh-l'at tt hs sfnztses1....,... ....... a. &ttn
HtMis-DHtInK thr faSt week tito If the lI.K
market wAs iluwnwar prlrts gradual u raslnV on lnt
ths tinsr nf hH.Arss IN Thursday. wen they showed
tIeo kins guoied 7 II. i.7sl5tG hessr slads: at
&4Httsa ~ fot hh,r u txtrn IN Friday sho market
luz sAiea tAis:at! tHrhrF 1nrrIrrBl-1t nf c, but
latrt IN til" day the syanen Of tls 4,FainK was Inst.
snd Tug market clsscd nlt md nn..tte ic wrathcr
4~liers. having Faet slMast runnaliY snrr rncs.
repttally light Eur lht ttmt Of yrar there tsn a VI:
le u1uht ltat THE depreciation In saIuGa would
HIT S, ~sts' sst s5..d sson st';s IN NJ
and thr advance mot Pricra cloAnk weak
u .NAs.tn for conI!lon TO- pIno KtIs MeRbls! At
S4.Tkaa.!0 tot infAltln aud hrArJ weight packing
xs: and At r. .at*S, = for canmnn to extrs heavy
Michigan hugs were neglected II - .tsr1i u
HtlEEpfhe market wxa dutt aud depressed tflFonRh
out thu nrrk au't note vwrr rahc ut prlrcs, Tho
rnaHd VISA at.at esr!n%ivtly on ltsAl account. aud
sara dragged VI 81: 7k41. J., fGr t10r 10 tsnus nt
&,aa.73 fnF medium ~ kood3 aud ~ $aoA4 15 for
ctoco GrAdes.
IT. louis,
Ps. Lorts, sto.t tkt 40 s-llona-Act1e, hru1, and
higher; ltght. r. ora 49, hrssy. $+Hs&3.I5,
EtrKxr--Dul1 and UNCHANGED.
ltxuxtrrs -llpSs, px'; cAttIs. RGo: kheep. 200,
- CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, o.. 0ct. 20, -ttnus-pults common
&&.uAt, is; light a. 1874 ~: packing, &4.sSxa u;
bIteheFbI, So.nkSs.i3. ilscepta. Lois: shprenax
H.5.
, 1877-10-22

Ft1CR-Nh again IN tat Henaand by local Dealers
ind fu.1nrF prftes ma!nsanel. shlpree1 wanted
iItstc. AMI confined their purchases 70 the pooret
radeR Sales rsrarted Of to iris winters rr
rAte ttrns: MS hrh tar!nz easfaA+ chiefly It fs4a
Is: 273 bfIs spring BHecthne1 It $3.Un&773; md
IS br,a RE dour. parity at $3.50. Total, i:43u
hr}s. The market closed with the following II th4
ranRs ot pr.ceu chacA to fAvor.te brands Of wla.
"a 7,1 goo to prime braus os winters ssoo
~ %ssss : e. :s:ss s.; s.! t'
enod MInne,uta ,rrtns+ r M.t' =: rtyltn T. fancy
s;%s;''; :ss:ss e: @ s:'is! :::: ~"
'! !.seS:.s y M Gasr.s *% asm'as; .tronse, at s'eso
I'M, e. ;,s ~ fS,; ef;,s I'd Sos t5:aei,
5 ssIsi' :a SG;n
's,s ~ All @
Sssr es1s.p sd "d IL ~ ma III TIC ate1n"on
sf ss:s
sf e }.ss S 1"Ss 81 mi
s!c esc 81 Z S.ss II: wsi's "
ss seSy fs ,'s Sseer sst % Wits .e q ,be Ee."tcr
!! F ~; & *E'y ssa, + sefE sa s:sesa
g ssns ss!sf 81 yss,
:fus iii Z sa.s 1ts r. fs,'n i
s!I%1. III Se s,;.44: chi ssiei xcre reported
)! s. o. 4 y 81 :Si'ss !! X .sa
~, 10 relestsa Al r.. Io.sl. a. Il st.hu. @ .a,
s.s. ss u ?s'Hs So faa
w,srs. %n.4r-wA, inactive and entirely nominal.
s1txw,. H.asr.'S'y ssys spn Sits ;irSnE n;
:d
IT. M sI1s p
n,ens tfGrr ~ nniy n,oeF.ts demand ior ,hlp'
% III e ~ HUI. - u! IL. NINTH W. yrsy .a.o,: = S
Sa,cnnxt dt!!.<tst x.s. ,st - a,zsa.Iy waSte .pa
~ %Ttcx HUI bcsx !a!ss!s 'se!sst scos .hs nj NJ
'"py il corn oa .ns d.. rap VII bs bs snossh 10
warrant .ery ,ow prs.s x,as ,a; ~ s1nev!ston
:. ss: sts! 81 ; ss;ss
8: US .o g III. ssi't, st'
@ IA M :<sf :s st W.. " $1
4 & fs ss4 e .t ~. r..
x!'s sss $!i ss:s ~. !"F3t'ea .
s s!t s:,s = :? $ t ss
:, - r. y ;4f ;u a 's b., sna ~" hu TOLD
5STs 5s;fy :s;iss; si*sS;;tSx II s!1.:; Tno
ts: s .s Il N. E.: 4. ef
Il q Gs .ss K" IL e .s9 ss5"s: e.. sts ss
Friday. Future. wcrr aare act!vs nut Nsonkes. ~.
3s':sF :a :; asss as s.s.f' ant ;s
.h :::fs :, sa;s! 81 $:$ ! X: X!
Il h Il; H. ss a. :s s;ss ~. = s q
81 !; .;aps !. e ts!t ss l. u e "a @ I:
$}s "s; ;ss
stsss. Cash ss!cs were reported Ut d so bu No. At
nH':LEv-wa. y mqae:ate REQUEST md atmsr. Tho
Ss"< a'< .. i
Te sons n. s Tsxs%ss Sss%r ;sa
9uoted y .tsaasat" ieEMar w. soM a. ~ n snts