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, 1877-06-12
Trau n. Die Satin
oeS General Sherman, .pe(d)e rlah eintr

Trau @bermon. Die Satin
oe8 @eneral Sbernian, pelde uaa eintr
&abcloepeihe BON 20. Mai. an, lebten
gonrtag bon Dem lupit in Ell Driuot
9ubier; empfangcn icin. unbe temfrlben
ole Yetcvspfunui9 oas 0 ibr aelanmel=
t, hubihe SiimmAen bon $4,000 iibers
reidt haber Iouts, befinOet iid), rpie mir
aus ct. 2oulS Sldttcrn erfebeu, gan,
,oobl uuo muuter in ct. 2ouis in ibrer
WOtauns an @arrifon Npsuue. Miii
. NJ Yytcr pfenuia bat e5 o.nnrA bis gu
c;nem eemiilen Grase fei.ie 9tldlti9feit,
iucnn aud Die bon ibr fit Den Yapit &c.
iammelte Sull,a,e nldt S. 6 900. %ionrern
nur $l5.5 500 betrdate, nno nid,t ie
lciut. i%onocrn Der @r5biIdloi pon %stilo=
3 phia in ibrem Wauen bieiatbe Pio So
10 ltbcs scidt bat. g.
Der @ssonrt aus benl Soafen uon45bis
la0clpbia srreihte I'M Wonai Mtai einen
Gelammtwertb BON s3.l88,222. Ga.
BON aina'm nod 8sl9icn Waaren i'm
Wertbe Don $34S,469, na0 @sutlbtono
$40. 1868, nah glalano $l,262.l57.
mad Srelanb $61S,736 ano mad Grant
rid $96,l59.
, 1877-06-12
vIr, @ppos" 8dufer a.;f9epabt
|. @bitlp6
60. 1909 so a / II 'GtraBe.

Sc .csft feiaen &C sen @o.rotb rrn gut
a1pr. ri 0falui, ..grDaa,cG in gsc.ie OF
lDser on ecnaut Fen &aurr ,:i.itoeMiellsa
lte,pfi. 80
GA. erU6e Gentuas Mnaren l'5te Buae
f9h:t"l, mie; 5anlbms C,Is1 nre 3wis
iWe ilb, seireiften YNns 1s6ns Ga'sds 3u
ge e. pe,f5.en non IT, rnS 81 IL Sent.
S"W".ce Casaebthcs e.i.eo igt Don 81 su
40. vab rot - ST 25s.
6arsiae @,c.nb'its, ipe,he ST bta &e1
b @rr .rn tQr us,i.ult NC ecu fole.. Sc.
bic gate, bI is lur 15c.
Tamsn . Ioiis..s Saten III e.cB.r Nus'
wabl GanSii1sr, SeiYiet.eN. T.id.iit. &
2f.N, fciofncr 9amaSf, Gito C,e, 70 n.
brig In pre,ie, bnb fe allen N.ip,LNen gu.
frir-en cltn ipsyb.n bet
d. g. WHITLOCK, 1909 Matn Ctr
, 1877-06-12
D. 4obkMr

"
q seatmm. :. ssans.Stsbsrtss ssiloss{a9nn a1s:
kobbai ~inb bur@ g%tnnebmen DON NDlpn!net
Sbemfrft.. lie 9obbaber Seisen an, 100 bic Rrant9eit
loren Git bat, 70 ttsf tte ttsst '1S ~ sie'esf
4 fauienbs inb tn ben tebt:n a~si Sa9rsn tn Ssr
\ Gubes Nnitalt, "a Stanton Ctr, Nsw Dort. 9ebetlt
worben. nnter ben @ebciltcn %befiRben fi9 piele
9srste nns apOtSNstsr, Hts sUeet pr 9snt sIrast Sns
Die 3~rantbeit einpirten, uab ben tranten StoIl e'I
iernen, tn pelder Sorm er aud gum Sorlbsh
fontme. Ste itnb eth Serbrennnn9s, eSer Ausl3etS'
pir6 bel Der Wnweabuns btsisr Sur i~osnisssn fein
tt9ener Mrst. Mcnn Scenario bnr9 eteie Sdoer ges
beitt tit, 70 TT or ,ptrtltd unb raettal 9etetlt. nab
renb nod Der biSberisen 9eilmetbobs Ste yttttsl
nnb ii@ ~iiters ~ gauges peer 'eeunSdrsr Srants
'si Sss! tss' 81. syybabe. ole srass,se.en, @tnss;srrta
unb duberltd. %turiren, 10 limb bod ee sStrtnngysnn
bet fo(9enbcn Rranfbetten, beionoerS rpern ne no
nod in aeutsm3ultanee beiinben, sana auberorosnt'
lid: Ntebcr, ielbit @eruen> nnp Tpphusliebsr,
perbet iebr 11neu, 9ew0bnlt4 nit 1-3 Baoern,
furirt. SsaIss unb Smmeentb,uinbtudt iutrb,
7gew5bnli9 lsi1t turtrt. gyaxertndt, Wbens
+ snattSMmS perbsm oft feb. idufl aebetlt;
.benie Massns nne SsrrntrantSstsen, iopts s sa
iduberen 3rantbeiten, @ramolumrsem, s@e'
fdttpiireM, Seropbeln &c. lit BITE ~gSirfun9 eire
spl6eli6e II. idtbare. Sur etm gaS TT binrcteasno,
, YIN SSeben pom Der @irtnns gu iioerseu9en. We,
0cnfscbS uno bic lo9enannte parns ooer
SuHerrubr (eiue BITS iest nabctlbare 3rant9ettl
{ inrSurben e.btiIt. St leSterer &ranl9eit .seben rs
z Vrc,ent hes Suderhofss NIT iebena Babe OnrA eeH
a urin Oh.
Die Babes Mnb Ginnebme> QaIper werben mad
'3febem VIaS Int 2anbe %perionot. Der NrstS eep
Z TaeezVulpers II 80, Der Ses Einne1lne : pulpsrs
a. Wan IaMe fh tms Droidiirs iiber bic sohfw
96n saatii4sy ceer bsutldss Sprode taideu.
FIR. Rauchfuss
"a Stsnton Ctr. (Box 1901.
Wsp YorE
, 1877-06-12
auliabi(u)e DsJe(yea.


9prin9fielb Wah., IL. SUM-.
Ser Nsser SurcoM bctle. + wuroe se.ts II
auf Den @eroa9t bin perboftct, bns
Wsdoden Sarristt Mbeele, oeren 2side
Dor elmer @oGe in cinem @alne be,
6aiielb aufscfuuocn ipu. be cymoroet ~
baben. s5-
Mempbis, 10. SUM-. Gin Gradis
5us Dec .Millllippi'Y abn" fubr nab'
3idorp @aaep aus benz @sIeiie. Sci
2otomptiofibrer O9oro nno Elm anbe-
rel MnssItelter bes 3usss tuuroen sstoo
tct. tls
, 1877-06-12
Gtalier.

2onbon. IL. SUM-. Cine 9epeide
an bic Zines" BON &om iast, bub o:t
frons0lil@e @slanote lei Dem pdpltlid'n
g a5l Som DerlaHen bat. um nod Ya@
rig ou ssb.n. wob;n er pl0blid iuriidoe.
rufen poroen lit.
, 1877-06-12
greiie Der Muaeigen:

Rreiie her @aaeigen:
Gtn ssrare, etn Mal @a5
Yin Sauure, aret @aI ~
Gin Sdaare, bret WaI 70
Gin Saaart, etue qDeat 500O
Elm 5axare, etnen @senat 1Se
Gin Ssnare. bret Icnats looO
@.s6.re Wu,etaen pertsn tnt8er bert&nst.
Not ob<y tpsntaer Bel N tilten etnen Saaare. s
Hue Mn,tsen fno I'm asraus ia satten. +
Die 3eituua pi,b IN &itu.onb unt llnt-
ssaenb son ben 1rdsern fir IS Gents per
Wohe auseetragen.
, 1877-06-12
H.. TERMS TO CLUBS.
TIE DOLLAR WEEKLY SDN.


Five copies, one yca. , separately addressed.
on. DOl1n~s.
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Eight Dollars.
twenty copies, one year, separately addressed
(and an extra copy to the getter up of club.
Fifteen Dollars
Fifty copies. one year, TO one address (and tho
Semi Weekly one year to getter up ofclub),
Thirty-threo Dollars.
Fifty copies, one year, separately addressed (apd
the Sem; Weekly one year TO getter up o tciuh),
Thirty.fvc Dollars,
One hundred COPIES one year, to one nddrcss
tand tho Daily for ono year TO the getter up OF
club, Fifty Dollars.
One hundred copies, one year. separately Hi.
dressed (an1 tue Daily tor one year to The geticr
up OF ciub), sixty Dollars,
THE SEMI- WEEKLY Sun.
Fivu copies. ono yoar. separately addlcs.ed.
Right DWllars.
Tcn comics, one year, separately addressed land
an extra copy to setter up Of clnDl,
- sixteen + ara
f$NST SEND YOUR MONEY
in rue5 Office orders. cNocNs. or draft ~~ ew
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hW't, t.&NN. IAlbANM.
~" Ni6cG. NaG york ,H.lr
, 1877-06-12

uGg~ Nne grt 0rudarbeitcn mcleen
n ner Offce Der uSirsinia Staats-
@aSette4 olscfect'st.
, 1877-06-12

SERII-WEEKLY SUN, 81 A YEAR,
of the same size and general character as
TIE WEEKLY. but with q greater variety OF
miscellaneous reading. and furnishing the news
to its subicribers with greater freshness. because
1t comes twice u week instead of once Gply.
, 1877-06-12
@trsinia StaatS<@ d5e11t
tasl.e berausseseben ssn
3obn 8. ptin.
Wo. 8 3uSlfteSt rafe.
Nih m 10, V a.

SubTcrtpttprS Nreifet
, 1877-06-12

Ms~ THE CIRCULATION OF 1ita
STATS GAZETTE is LARGER TIN
rHE COMBINED CIRCULATION OF ~
THE OTHER DAILY GERMAN NFN$
PAPERS OF THE. STATE.
, 1877-06-12
THE DAILY sun, GO A YEAR.

A prominently readable newspaper. with tho
largest circulation IN tho world. Free. indie
pendent, and fearless In politics All the news
from everywhere. Two cents q c2Hv; by mail,
60 cents y month, or So o year.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-01-25

herds was from to FAIR with only few good quality
wsishss sst. 8. sales effected 81 10.
l 40 weigh, " s. s'ssii j ao:
itss. weight G Sss . ID o9 "G:
sold selves g mseS ss sss casS @
per hi weight s, Illinois ss 80 sss :, Nc Pc, ~
s wight k:a . I"s .: Ss At kss
tusky steers =, o,se H. weight "a % Kentucky
ss. :ss ,s,si zone s.y "ss S .r
weigh. sws j, samuel. sold Tor & Morris no.
s::a % HI % s 3D..
5" Ss. ss 'sf Sr
ss's .s'sls s s es' u &c % With siS
;o head weight - ewt IL Illinois Steers al o,.c
Nth 81 S " per lead weight sx III
: :ssr @ rs @ Win zoe Pc q" ra asS ssS
M. sG cx &c per ss,n~n " s y e., ss'
xlsS'sn q - Illinois steers i per y, xsiySs
With
as c 2" sis r',f s n"
:ss ss Il kss., 5 S.ss, .i.s;. :. os Ssy
with 81 on per head, weight 81 ewt; q Mi.
e" is sS for vys q illinois steers %. & - Per sS
Sssa': fn 'Ss 'ss'' s
5e per lb Tor ~ Norris % Illinois steers a. io per b.
~s,sS. ss ert I'm Ino: s sssa 1870 H. s
5ac d. waixei sold for w"ixei Ailcr'on ~ Illinois
Illinois steers ut Zoe per IT,. weight 81 c~t NJ Gold.
schmidt sold for othschd Co o. Missouri Toe
oxen DC. per h. weight IA cwt for H. Klopfer 20
Cherokee steers 9ilc H. weight 81 81 Mis-
souri, Ole per H. weight IA cw; 10 Missouri
steers at Zoe H. weigh: 4 cwt 10 Missouri steers At
1u4c H.. weight cwt tor Saddler o." SO Illinois
steers ut oe per H., weight ga Tor n Norris ~
Illinois steers at ioiic per H.. weights cwt IA cwt
sntrr AND IAxBsTrac very small sheep sold at s. IS
x73la per 10. n. Newton sold 1872 Maryland sheep and
ewes weight o3 lbs per head at &c per H. 49, MARYLAND
Davis Halenbcck sold 209 Michigan sheep weight -
lbs head. ut SIC. h.; 1877 State sheep, weight
ny lbs psr head at r. az per cw. Hume Elliot.
b.; las Ohio sheep weight so lbs. head 55ac
H. Several OF these effected late yesterday
Mich Cows-SRlcs slow at $i5 Stj2 per head, calves
inclmoed.
VEALs AND CALvEs-Trade slow and quotations nearly
nominal
Hoes. There were i've hogs o n sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-01-25
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON Jan. -. 1877
ora.~ h me Sst s.: ow S... rG.s s ss1d
Exports to france, ia4s Sales, s.s4i stoc. ioaa5
Co,.on quiet; midalinr. I2ssc. low middling ilisc;
GG Great r,snp @ ssis
Sales. $50. Stock. 21s. 1885.
Cotton quiet: middling, l2hc; low midding i2isc;
soa %n M Ns! ss ,Ss "s M sn.,
i.t0u. stock. 60652.
Cotton firm; miadling, l27sc low ddng 2aac good
SsS.'fy ss'fs s"s' the
1917 castwise 1850 sa.ss 100. stock 10 10
CmARLKsos. Jan; "a. 1877.
sSod s,a.s an ss ssep @ Ds SAFES
Flour unchanged sales 400 bSs wheat steady sales
sl%s 's'i. sa's sssvs
ss q nj S w %s.s 81 Corr R.,. a
quiet NO. Canada held at 81 o3; 80 ? Do ssc No. ;
Railroad shipments-Flour 800 bbls.
BUFFALO Jan -. 1877.
Reesipts-FIour LOO bbls wheat 100 bushels corn,
s1ip%ent.Fioar; $3.50 Sss; wheat; 90 bushels
fair demand Tor wheat and Hour; other articles
Whea. Of 800 bushels Green Bay sprns a. Il
1922 o. No. white 1. Miehigsn $, do :. AZ. Z So
81 -: 10 . Chicago held y IS corn@sAss Of ten
cars s
pssIes 's.sSa
New YORK. Othcr articles quiet ana unchanged
TOLEDO. Jan. "a, 1877.
Flour quiet Wheat hr%er No. white Wabash, 81 AZ;
white Michigan. 81 53 amber Michigan. spot
8! AZ: March VI 81 So do: u "a; No. red winter
81 H. Corn quiet: high liked. 43.ac No. spot. 4osc
Marcel 41c May 5o,sc.; No white. Old 4oc damaged
AL rejected, 4sc Oats auiet; No held at Jssc
384c offered Glover seed 50 10 Dressed hogs 81
choice Recepts--fiour, loo bbIs wheat 1890 bushels
corn go do; oats 1000 do. shpmsnts-tlonr $40
bbs wheat, 900 bushels; corn 1900 do. oats. 5000
do
CHICAGO. Jan. "a 1877
Flour quiet. but firm Wheat DULL weak and lower: No.
Chicago spring. 81 2ssa. cash VI 2s,s bid February;
81 81 bid Marcn No. do 81 i31a III l6l: rejected.
sia*i OF oorn dull weak ana lower; Tbs, cash ;
EASIER 35,c. a 35ssc, cash 35s,c bid February. Rye
dull shade lower at II &C. Bariey hrncr NJ 6.c b4c.
cash; sI7, February: SIT 20 SIT a7js, March Lard
higAer $40 $40 s7i, cash 5000 February 81 Us .
xli O7is. March. Bulk meats fairly active and shade
higher shoulders ..sc short rib sides sc short clear
Sides &C. Dressed hogs In good demand tending upward
for light: sales OF light at 81 20 S72; heavy 81 40
~ 20 Whiskey steady and unchanged Kecepts-Fiour.
$500 bills. wheat 1909 bushels: corn. 04OOo do
1900 do: rye $500 do; harley, 1870 do shipments
Flour Is 90 bbs :whcH II 900 bushels corn 1900 do
oats IL, tOJ do barley, $500 do
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-01-25
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Andrews X Sanford, jobocrs in millinery goods at
No 553 Broadway, have flied an application iL bank
ruptcy for n composition with their creditors at
twenty hvc cents the dollar, and the matter has
been referred TO Register Allen. There ia
creditors who have claims amounting to $s5, 900 The
principal creditors are the following Hodges. Hersey
4 Co., Sill Az So; vanderhocf 4 Beatty, s9672 %;
Wcndi, steinhauscr & Co., $1,000 26; Ely futile,
$6,3s1 81 Cheney Brothers. S3,G4l 40; Marx Held Il
Co, So, Ol9 75 Hubbard, Bassctt Co, s. 800 10; W
Schroeder Co, STATS II; Bernard Co., $2,Oi7 81.
jacob Hcrmance OF No. % Murray street, agent OF
the Ellenvc and Wellington Glass Works. has failed,
wlh heavy liabilities Tho books accounts IN hs
city and at EilcnvIile, ~ ", being made up for
statement the creditors The property has
signed to H. NJ. Van Scicn aud Eli D. Trowbridge both
OF Ecnvlllc.
Tho failure OF Ranges X Co., commission dealers In
-FOUR ut No. ia Warren street Is announced, with ia
btcs estimated at under s25, 600 A member OF the
nrn said yesterday that they had transferred all tho
Objects Tor the benefit or tho creditors to Samuel r.
CARL
Robert s. Orscn yesterday filed his assignment with
schedule annexed, IN the Court OF Common Pleas 10
Theodore V. smith. Tho Liabilities are stated at
5f&6 81 nominal assets SAL 49, and real assets,
81 GA 81 The following assignment was also filed ia
the County Clerks Office Russell q. FISK to Ambrose
r.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-01-25
o.30 TO q p. NJ
$4,000 N c $50, J h J. 2O7i =
1000 do. "A x u = u $
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON SPOT QUIET; FUTURES CLOSED EASY
FLOUR QUIET-wHEAT DULL AND NOMINAL
CORN DULL--OATs DULL--wHIsKEY LOWER
PORK DULL-LARD DULL-PETRoLEUM SoMI-
NAL--sPIRITs TURPENTINK FIRM--RosIN NOM
INAL--oILs FIRM-CoFFEE QUIET-sUGAR
oUEr-rREIGHrs QUIET.
WEDNESDAY, Jan. 24-6 r. NJ.
Commercial matters were almost at a complete stand.
still to-day. On 'Chango almost nothing done in
brcadstuis, whlo but a small business was done In
anything Flour was quiet but unchanged. Wheat
was dull aud entirely nominal; In order to sell, how
ever decidedly lower prices would have had TO he
ceptcd. Corn was dull but firm for new. Oats dull.
whiskey dull and lower. Dressed hogs easier. Pork
dull and unchanged. Lard without decided change.
Frcights were quiet Cotton the spot quiet.
Futures closed easy. Coffee and sugar quiet Oils
firm. Petroleum nominal Rosn remained dull and
nominal but Spirits turpentne was firm.
CorrEr.-Ito quiet The market for mild coffee
dull. During the past week the following sales
made In lots for consumption within the :3l0 bags
Maracsbo 225 do Laguayra, 56s do. Mexican. 236 do.
Angosturs and 10 do St. domingo The Of mild coffee
in FIRST hands is ioliowsJAva 2t272 grass mats; La
gusyrn, 1877 bags; St. Domingo. 161 do Mexican, O2D
do. Total stock. 1887 bags and 2l272 mats Java We
quote Ordnary cargoes, l7lc 1Sc iair do, 19sic
20c. good TO-. 20'sc .olsc prime do, 2oA4c 2ic
range for i7s4c 22sc Santos fair to good,
i9,.c poe gold 30 days. Java. government bags, 22c
23c. do grass mats, 2c 24c; Singapore. 1gc 2ic
CeyIon, l0c ale Marncaibo I9c. 2Usc.; Laguayra.
I9c. 2Oiac. Jamaica 1sc 1yc. st. Domingo, lie
l7l.c.; Porto Rice ls1ac. 20bc. Costa Rica Isle
2le. Mexican, lehc zoo Manila. lsc 2oc.; Angos-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-01-25
UNDER THE BED.

MIDNIGHT STRUGGLE WITH A BURGLAR.
DR.. Lous Nicot, or No. 30 Union avenue, Williams.
burg, with his wife retired to toclr the second
floor about halEpast eleven Tuesday night.
short time after Mrs. Moot. bearing a noise In the
jumping out, found man under The bed and pulled
him out Tho two men cIinchcd, and in tho struggle
the Doctor was worstcd and pushed into the hail. The
door closed after him. however and as u was secured
with spring lock tho lhicf could not escape that wny
SO, throwing aside Mrs Nicot who attempted to do
tam him, no raised the sash OF OF the rear VIM
dows ana Jumped into the yard. lilo was recognized
by both parties as William Iutz, young man VI nne.
teen years residing at No 400 south Third street, and
was arrested there by Detective Ennis yesterday
morning
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-01-25
PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.
PRovIDENcE. Jan. ~, 1877.
cloths remain strong at last quotations
EUROPEAN MARKETS.
COTTON.

COTTON.
LIVERPOOL. Jam ~, 1877
Co,ton-Futures firm; uplands low middiing clause.
January and February delivery, 10 1914 upands low
middling clause, February and Marh delivery 3is2d
uplands low middng clause. Marcn ana April delivery.
1884 upands. low middling clause April and May de
livery 5-32d. uplMnds. low middling clause May and
June delivery. 732d. upands. low mddlng clause,
shipped January and February, sail. l-i6d.
LOSDOS, Jan "a 1877.
Iipsccd oil. 26s. 3D. per cwt.
ANTWERP. jan 81, 1877.
Petroleum, 5liss for fine pale American.
PRODUCE.
LOSpoN. Jan. ~, 1877
Taow AS 3D. 43s Cd per cwt. Spirits of turpcnlinc,
33s. Sd per cwt.
Spirits OF .urpentinc. 34s Sd. per
New York Produce Exchange Report.
LIvERrOot. Jan. -, 1877.
Pork-Eastcrn firm At sos Western dull ut sos Bacon
Cumberland dull AIS 3D. short rib dull at As long
clear dull At 42s Sd short clear dull at As liamsLong
dull at As. Shoulders dull at SIS BeefIndia
dull Nt Sos extra dull at loss prime dull at 80.
rd-Prime Western dull At 52s. TalowPrmc city dull
at AS Sd. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES dull at 3,s Rosin-Com
dull ut 6s I'D. tine dull at los. Cd. cheescAmer
choice nrmer at 7os. Lard o!-None in market Flour
Extra state dull at us. Wheat-No spring dull ut
To-. iod NO spring dull at l's 3D. winter southern dull
lis I'd winter Western duh nj Ius. I'D Corn Mix ed
soft dull At 27s. 3D. Tor old, steady at .5s 3d. tor new
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-01-25
WAS III SUICIDE (?

In Newark yesterday inquiry was made touching the
history OF Charles Deitee, the young man killed on
the Hudson River Railroad, at Hudson, on Tuesday
night, as reported In yesterday HERALD His parents
were found at No. 10 Kossuh street. They are very
comfortably situated, and refuse TO believe that their
son had committed suicide. He had been out OF en-
poymen ana had gone search OF work, feeling very
Respondent, but his condition was anything but dcs-
pcrate. BESIDES a com ortabic home, he CERTAIN
OF about 81 In bans the bulk OF which he saved IN
uucic SANS service during the war; On Tuesday u
letter was received IRON him say Ing that he would be
home the following day. Charles wus q trunk maker
by trade ana greatly esteemed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-01-25

Wheat was dull and entirely nominal that no trust
The sales being confined 10 about 10000 bushels a 81 9
gan Corn very quiet, but WAS
Lringing trits sales were 10000 bushels ut
So mssd ia SS ~ns
Southern yel"S dock and "ioat Rye was quiet Barley
terms. Barley malt also quiet. Oats were dn but
x.hS s1 ssIAS se p
No 3 mix 52c a'c for state white 53c 54,ac for
Hr.r AND Jurr butts firmly held. 100 bales
American Dressed siso single ss2s s,s5 for double
gold Italian S275 $3.50 gold jute. &c 51c. currcnc,
u.s butts s ss snsh o" tie spot ear;rsnsy; Manila
s ssia Sc "s'' s''"' d. '4' &C. '''e' ''''' all
quiet The STOCK is 27 hhds Cuoa. 53do Porto Rico. 40
do. English Islands and 5000 ebls New Orleans. We
&C. SS Porto %so sfssa Rns. tSs @
Soc New orleans common to good 4Ss sc. prime S4c
Doc. choice, 5dc. fancy. 5sc.
armae.s bu. trade aasi 50 Ibl. sold early :. ACE
sSs' aa srs
y so % T. 90 rs 81 70
as nominal strained So o good strained
$50, Tar steady u 80 Spirit. Quiet Az, e,
fss and sO yssw
SOC: white winter Sc COS lard. present winter 81
q o. crude 3 20 DO 81 o
sou.srn a. ",ssehsd winter ISL extra =, DE- s'c win
ii but refined was nomnay
unchanged. The closing prices follows Crude. in
we d. in ease soc ie naph,h" issc for prime
s pl.%s s s, sS sr
low aus ans IL saH%s"s ~ Old
ToalTay. market, was stll cute. and easy. we
:, ow, and n chickens. s'1s and Jersey lie
Sc aoe Turkeys-staie and Jersey re re Western
Il 81 % psr pair Ducks. Jersey; 7se 81 p.ir
ac..s 9 at los ' E. I To- &
lie Tor fair prime jersey c s for s1ce to prime
quoted i2c. icr fair primo state; Toe able for
fair TO prime Jersey lie re for good to prime Western
Pnovrs.oss; Reeeipts-iork, l.!a. hbls; lard scs
tiScs bbs and g. 7s cases Bcssm, Is tbis s' The
second cali ioIo~s :Ifssrasry si7 . asked Msrh
s7 ~ s al 3 s cc sS
ST. o. cash Cut meats were gnie 80, loose picked
@ . :s9 o s.s %s SSS e.
PSked n hams os picked Ss.. a, s
loisc Smoked meats steady 2oo shoulders sold &C Dc
,Ss sold city qsss s
quoted AZ o. c and Western IoSg clear a, ote Beef.7S
S, sId Ss. %: p
SS Western a% at vs. hs
y" sE s0''d and ss s.' city Asryy
Lard was whomt decided cnanss and closed =, the secosd
rss. ss 3 Ma s +'tss 3D.
81 80 asked Apr I'll 4s,s b,S 81 AZ asked The
sass ss'a' sf d ~ a pr
s"9 a w.,ss1s 80 ss' city a, &, As RsnS
quiet qnoted .t he for south America; lissc for
Ricrlher fair demand for domestic sorts at full
prices We quote Carolina fair 5,ac 5sc. good 5'sc
common lair &c a5l,c: good prime. 5.c. sac
Paths" 7se 7ac, currency; h""goon in bond. sac a
SUGAR The market remained quiet both for aud
pasa fair eh.se s'ss i6s do eonirIiusa,
h a ""p c 70 10 poo c re "T mon,se.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-01-25
CLOSING PRIcEs-3 p. N.
ADVANCE AND DECLINE.


The following the changes in closing prices com.
pared with those OF ycsterday:-
ADVANCE Chicago and Alton preferred. IL; c.,
G., q. and L. a; Hannibal and ST Joseph preferred,
q Pacific Mail, u Wabash, q, and Adams Ex-
press, a.
DgcLINE-New York Central, e; Delaware and
Iackawanna, u; Delaware and HUDSON, q Erie q;
Illinois Central, 81 Lake Shore, "a Michigan Central
q; Jersey Central u; Northwestern common, -:
do. preferred, Il; OHIO and Mississippi, a Rock
Island, n st. Paul common, = do. preferred, "a;
Union Pacific, "a American Express, q United States
Express, "a, anu 9old u.
THE MONEY MARKET.
Money closed at per cent Oh call after transactions
at 4la and per cent Tho rates Of exchange on New
York ut tho unconventional cities to-day wcre:Sa-
vannah, buying par, selling q premium; Charleston,
scarce, nominaly - discount par; Cincinnati, buy.
ing par, selling lilo premium; Chicago, % premium;
ST. Louis, 20 premium; New Orleans commercial
3.l6 and bank, par "a discount.
Foreign exchange closed quiet and 1rm.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-01-25
FINANCIAL.


nFFICE OF THE ATLANTIC MUTUAL INSURANCE.
OCompany.
The Trustees in conformity to tho charter OF the
pany submit the ioo~ins statement OF its affairs on the
Premiums received marine risks from LIST
January ls76 3ist December. 1s7d. 81 go 1877 90
uary 1875 2.i722G o.
Total amount of marine premiums ..... 7iOi 457 rs
No policies have been issued upon life risks IRE
disconnected with marine risks; -
20 3ist December. 1876. $5O61 ,Oo5 ~
LOSSES paid during the same
Returns OF prcmi-
nenscs .. 81 o3s 4io35
The company has the following assets. viz =
United states State OF New York stock
city bank and o,he, stocks toe, 91s 90 90
Real estate and bonds and mortgages 207,oJJ on
Interest and sundry notes and claims due the
company. estimated =. ............ $50 10
Premium notes bills receiv IsI25o4 81
Cash in baDk 3650i2 "a
sx pcr cen, interest Gu the outstanding certificates Of
profit. will be paid the holders thereof their legal
rescntaves and alter Tuesday. the 9th February
The outstanding certificates of the Of 1873 will
paid TO the holders thereof their
senatyes on and after Tuesday the 9Th Of February newt
Gates produced ., the time Of p"ymcn. cancelled
uc"" .he osd e, the
dividend OF forty per cent i declared earned
@ s VIII be on and s
tuesday, the I'd Of April next
J. ID. Jones, Royal Phc - Robert T.. Stuart.
Cha rcs Dennis Thomas r. Youngs James c. DE Forest.
W. II. H. Moore, q. a. Hand. Frcdcr'k Chauucey,
Lewis Curtis. John u. Hewlett Cbas. d. Isvcrich,
Charles H. Russell, William ". Webb Adam r. Sackett.
James Low, Charles l.. Burdctt, Horace Gray.
David Lane. francIs Skrddy, Edmund W. Corlies,
q. w. BurnhAm, Alex. V. Blake. John Elliott,
Daniel :. Miller, Adop PHI Len,oync, William Bryce,
William Sturgs, Rob't Is. Minturn. William ~ Fogg,
Josiah u. Low, Chas ". Marshall, Peter V. King
william r. Dodge, George ". Lame,
j. u. JONES. President
CHARLES DENNIS Vice President.
W. II. H. MOORE. second Vice President.
A.. A. RAVEN, laird Wee President.
fJNRUsr FUNDS rO LOAN on MORr,iAGE--CITY.
/ brooklyn aud Queens conuty. LEAvITr W0LCOrr.
~ Pine 81.