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New-York tribune., 1877-10-15
DErIsIONa-n D. IL.

Supreme Court fhaiatcr8-ly Judge Barrett
Andrews ag- Rooney Andrews agt kooEey.-Julement
sIdufed.
Kinney ag G0TtncJudgment granted, and rcf rrnce
cered 10 Of profits stewart agt HOycy Motion
default, without
iudoe 70 nights t1 defendant HOyey Iuitho matter
Prchard-Prayer Of petition aui Ofac. Tor satisfaction
mortgage Of record granted Empire Bldnea and loan Asso
ci.ou Sfeyeua-IOiiOn 90 aside
..nu.uL prOeee.iIugs denied $40 cOsi4. and
stay vacateL Vogel sgL Gns@Old-The surety but
leT must DO IL eocted. lie IS not at all Kind
Of bail that lho Painuh ~ entitled u acAlpino
All Kneeand.-MOtiOn for reference denied, with
40 coz 70 abide the event Hunter ag Bnggz-I have
zone over The examination and think for receiver
made ONT ordered accordingly In the matter of
port special guardian AMI contract hpppo'e aud 0er Of
a0unruail0n grauted BassfOrd ast OanO.Osts Ills
bnr awarded plaintiff against the executive
allowance Field Agt. Brggs.-hOuOn for the appointment
slD abide the event
VsioBs receiyerp aside and the Injunction vacated
Common Pleas-Specdi Iam-BY JudgeltoDinS0n.-
New-York tribune., 1877-10-15
TIE COURTS.
MABEI IEoyARD's NEW GUARDIAN.

Mrs. Rogers on Saturday, confessed herself
guilty of contempt OF court IN taking her child Moe
from Mr. Harriet courts custo Han and acccded TO
An arrangemeut that ter boy George should 20 WIN MS
father John Mess,1n. and the girl Hannah or Mabel
Leonard. should have some guardian appointed VINO
would bring LeT mp honcraby to the sasc, her CHOSEN
profession Mabel VITA sailor hat auntiiy ret on one
side II her head appar uty ENJOYING the sensation ana
trouble her case was giving She kissed her lnoiEef
,yru she ca H. and chattcd with one OF thcc young
ladies', who came 80 be witnesses m ccfth cphih-'H
ci. Iut ~ hose uaios not al cl0sc IN .eu was
t1t in private discussions. and in erviewa win JnAr
- Iuo.ue by Mir Deaid, tbe llnsr iOf ie 'l'f l"i
The Prevention Of Cruelty to Caii"fc1' a., 81 -'; h9Wt
inc counsel for Mr.. Rogers. hr. >hc.au'
fIc refrrep was summoned, and Mr.. Howe an
nounccd uc disposition OF tne ease stating also mat
Juir. Donolue not being pr,par'l 10 lF'rtilie th-
uursfuen 90 De metcd ont 10 Mis. Rogers had directed
ttr 10 De sii retained in the cl,Ody Of thc shc &
M. his decision of ner case. Nj De.anei9 sara hr ha'
,c.1.nDlrhcd iusf what bc wanted. MI Howe ssld hc
lad accollnsiied all hc wanted M Sinclair SAID me
"a me had ended lust as wanted IT, Mrs 10 teis loohch
pleased Mr Mcssam carried OF his boy -ILlInE Nhiir
Nv iiove Wa BED quickly away Mabel Hrin> ~ioAg ny
,. SIDE a. though She could hardly hclp dancing was
stated that francis GirId. the manager aud rfc
dent o. The BcueyOicni Protective OrcT o iks, "Vuo
proDlbly accapt tie gGgniiau-ApOi M1Dei.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-15
P1SSENG ERS ARRIYED.

FROM LIvERPOOIs-Tn Ssamshfp Batic-R d. iri; Anrloni;
MsJ BgIoaas John gGs MS, NJ DSir S1s' Mss Eva
English, J. Fairly. George Glaekmeyer J. q @ Grnn M ~
Gr9y EssS seAne % "a @nSy Sy r. Il HWY In T1
v Srsn al r. Il nE anEhn H. Page
sa%ne Fnn Ns.r;s Mrs. ss~S1 . p n cphcnoa 81 he " s.
Stephenson senor Don Jose samayoa snd man seryant
sSoaa DOp JGs n2 Sys sST[ % ek S9 a. woo
FROM LIvERP6oL-In steamship mo1tana INT wen wen
msr.hSI MAJ r Miss % q MarsSa Fc newell Ms Dahy Mas
pnhy smith H. Pogsfag Gshn Master III II oTbronsS Miss :
bottom Robt Hannah Miss Annie f. Hannah = d. Baey
Marv oGray Master Thomas ogrady e Yon9s & T a5a j. r.
MT and Mrs Chadwick aud infant Alice Chac wick
Miss Annie Chadwick Mr. Abbott M ana c h5 Rnc MIS-
4 Finch Master Robert Finch Geo Sanesfy esIcs X MmieS
GSO o FG.1rT Bs ThT9ni PotTcE 9siG Ga,6a1 m A. '
FOR fivfEPooia Steamship CITY q B.JlioEGv Bc MI H.
Bsbcock Edward iarron e eanchsmp MTs LEG beaH%cnamP %
Bm vi il bSe Rowcr E MTs ne Emy iJ2 Burnett M Alice cpePtT
Ihos Carha ,;r9 Gemsntcp MS s F9n 11s Mrs Fitfon
Miss Mabel FItton, Mr G. Lee and infant C. r. GdGr, ME-
Hart, Miss Belle Hart, Rov. Di: 3 N. Haoii s. ~ Ham'
jun Miss Hami' Edward Heyy2.s Hr' Thos Lanoy
Mira MARY Iew VIM LewiS John r Lewis G4pt IN e. G'
Mr." br NscdohaG Miss Macdanad Miss A. H. N cionad'
Mr las A. Maeoasd MI MSIGsI oSar Joia q ba Mcs9n
aud Maldseryant H. Hoere Alderman j. Mnn, mr. mr.
orton. Joseph IT, Beart Joseph Psrue, the Rev Jsges
kelly = j. ia'yi I'M MS Nh Mata NJ smith Vim smith,
Mrs smith Chas smith, Smth. y. v, sguarey dss
Hanna Swanson. T.. Taylor, Miss Jessie laHol hl1s
Frank Thomss Mrs Chas Towusend Miss H"tue %
nj - Cora Townsend T.. Corning Townsend. Geo NJ an
Mort WIN r. Walker II. Wallis Mrs. 3, wallis Mr. "eeon'
Waiter !. WoOdman, Mr.. WIN. Wilson. A., cu
PROM LINFkPOOI,-Tn Sic7ulsbip The Qreep.-Mr bl-
bor, s'r and Brown aud child Mr.; Geo Heuy ana
cit sfs- IT, x IlcrtsOn, n Hogate Nrr ~ L. ii"t''
Mrs and Mis Armstrong l.. ArchaId and SON te ics. y
Kinmouth Mr aud CrOWher ami child, MISS - IlnH
fhsr ~ Crowfher ThOs. H. Lambert the Rev. T. q Bleb'
~ r. Winn the Rev -. Nichols and two nauentrIs
Miss g. Olrisn Miss H. Barry Miss NJ. OConnel, MISS ialS
Cro.sley. Miss C. Crossley Colonel and Alf- = u ~
AZ cuiiren Miss d. Lewelgn Chas y Coats w Aihei =
II Horton a Murphy J. t. Higgins r. Br0dc 1ck G. I.obet
SON Jobn j. Purcell Ih0s n. Drake Mr.. and MIS- W. n
Reeves Mrs Holiday, Cha- OystOn T. IL biaoA"'' ''0
Rev. NJ ID. a. Steen, ID. Reilly.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-15
CRINlINAL NOTES

The suit Of Elnathan j. s wect and Others against
the Northern pac6c Railroad Company ald others was
SATURDAY at before Judge Pratt Kings
t9rrt Ic rl.fih. and tEO e. to defend
subcoHtr4rilrs Dr portion ~ the northern Pa
or Railroad. IhcV claim that tIcr work c~ti.
mated aud tt5U) tha they allowed j. due
III original contractors Included among de-
fcutantz
Charles ", Watkins, OF No. l2l Washincton-aye..
Brsklyn brought before Gulni Commissioned
Shields saturday. and hed $1,000 bail examination
charge PERJURY falsely eaIng connection with the
bail of Joseph EOsenbatt East Br0saWay grocer
charged with passing c)uhcn@t qaarteTa lie
owned about 100000 worth OI real estate Durid
and Richmond COuuiies statements aftrw4r1 fnaud
false. An examination viii be- hc.d next wednesday.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-15
pcoposals

The TRUSTEES OF Tug NEw-YoEK AND RRoosLyN BRIDGEl
OFFICE No. 81 NAlEtsL, ,
BaOoKIYy oct. ~. ls77.l
CEAIED PROPOSALS viii be received by
- the trustees oi York and BROOKLYN Bridge az
their Office r12 1877. f1r about hl.ecn hui-
,irtdv WIZ !
specifications can he had 90 tle oric".
Also Tor hundred and cast iron rope SOCK
Gus weight twenty-five tons Drawings aud speclncA
tons can Doe d q. the Office.
Also until october for about one thousand cubic yard
of II an broken stone, for Cu.crt, c largest ncnsOla
bafrg two inches o. ie delivered as required
An proposals addressed fo tho Trustees of the Ne"-
YDr, and Ero3alu Bridge ~ Waei-5t, Brooklyn aud De IL
aOrsed with name u the work proposed for.
". 4. RDEBLINti, Chief Engineer.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-15

Cross agt BOXen-Decree signed In the matter ~ Heur
pics debtors petition ordered amended on payment OF
and expressing creditors In the matter OF Buts
entered and surCcs assgnees bo@d dshar geu
Freuchuanger agt GOdsmith-App Application granted inc
~ v Life Co., Gray same To same hleet
act B0nbaum.-Orlers granted Heniman agt Domberget'
aud vacae order OF arrest denied "asn
ag Fitzpatrick Motion to strike ont amended ans%er
Crandan Naturalization 20 Nacate oIueI
appointing receiver denied Wang agt. McEwen-Motioh
20 advance calendar granted.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-15

Too LITERAL BY fIAIF.-Ksihctic Husband
Just him II he. got the article peacocblue.
Eliza" I.heiic Mife "Ay,Z-yOus lc momo article
blen dc coq aux petts pOs I" AstOnished draper
Paitll. madame f"-Pnuch.
One of the Norwich steamers had struck,
and Whlle the passengers were hUrrrcly making pr,
rations for their safety fat old Dutchan ezed He
prcservcr, aud trying II on began - MI H. blowing til
he was red in The face with his efforts. Halo" ad
bystander. you cant MI that thug; there's big hole
IN IT," 4 blank look over the butchman's face.
"Men Gott, is dat 20; den better keeps my wind III
me-"
New-York tribune., 1877-10-15
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC 80,
80 ClOck sioN II
sets 1899 Moon souihs. 1928 Moons age uHJS
WATER TO-DAT-A
sandy Hook. 20i Gov. Island. 2i5 Hell Gate'' s's
WATER TO-DAr-P ". ,,o
sandy $50 Gov Island. 3O9 Hell Oate.'''' %oo
New-York tribune., 1877-10-15

CENTRAL eis.IOys-PAyr l. Hackcit, RecOrfer.-Danie
Boueh, robbery Thomas Wilson, rroaoe holv, fepnieui
st-aulf aud baftcry Robert Docket grand laIctu- I'd
ward LADDERS. BURGLARY Bernard Lynch Teresa Donovan.
grand larcouy Leo nouh'e forgery John Brady John
kenny. william smith gambling.
-Fraucis McC Cormack. John Daniels
Lynch aud james DOughcry, ouIcdei Carl Lesser
New-York tribune., 1877-10-15


1O3. Wm. O'Day agt. The
People. etc.
1O4. Neptune BOwden agt.
The People, etc.
110. Sarah \. Pinchback agt
The Mayor, etc.
121. John IL. Mecabe agtThe
Mayor, etc.
1914. The People ex rel There
sa Hubbard agt. VIM. III.
Kelly. Justice. etc.
125. Stephen D.Stephens agt.
B'd OF Ed. of Brooklyn.
27..Thercsa Hotf nan agi
Wm.C.COlnor Sherih.etc
12S. James W. Smith, sury,
act. Herman Schnltinc.
lO7. Mary C.keteltas art Eu-
gone NJ. Ketclias oX'r.
lO8. Mary &. ketcltas agt.
Philip DIX. aundorsinp
14O..CliHton Gilbert ct al, eI.,
agt. Mary :. Marsh, eX etc
New-York tribune., 1877-10-15

t90igliflier az. tnineF.
35.,6. .O'HaliOidn agt Jansen.
2Ta5 1G Didlirr not. Yorn2.
1871. F,ms. agt. iranztL
Iqfi..LassE agt kurl.
2Onl .Traub lRt. Par .cl.
2U-2 i aud .. NAt '.k agt.
Filurani.
2O23.1. and q. Nat. L'k at
IigulgUf.
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l4l. clinton Gilbert ct al, ex'r
Rgt Mary :. Marsh. eI. etc
l42. Isaac Wrench. rcc.etc:,
agt JOS. +. Redman,et al.
IA. Bridget TOoney agt The
Mayor. etc.
l45. Charles Guidet agt Tho
MavOr, etc. .
la6..In application, etc, OF
Nathan B. 'Shafer It al.
l48. Jacob NJ. Long agt. The
Mayor.
l49. Peter Seery agt. Mayor.
100. The People eX rel Mar.
garet Hudson agt. Board
OF FIRE Commissioners.
l51. The People eX rel James
Miller agt. Police Com.
1872. Samuel Newell, ,ex'r.,agt
Geo. II. Nichols ct nj.
1853. Nath'l 4. Kinney et al
agt. Geo. Schmitt et al
New-York tribune., 1877-10-15
Eettnres ano Aleellnns.

Eettnres dno Aleehnns.
HENRY WARD BEECHER
Ia will lecture In the
THIRTY FOURTH Strict IiEFORMED CHURCH,
Between Sib ana Jth-ayc4.,
MONDAY EVENING, october l5 az O'Clock.
Subject " TIE Wastes and Burdens Of society"
Admission, 90 cents.
Tickets for sale az D00d Meal Coz 7l Broadway; Ran.
dolph e CO. 500 Broadway Sh'dlen & Coz BrOadNay and
Siih.at.. PIX q 90. sthaye. and 3lstsr.
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pentlsfrn

NR VAN VLECK'S POPULAR DENTISTRY,
~ 26 GtGaye cor I'm ST. bc4uiui sets gum ,tctH -
have m rcsos m forenoon and teeth 10 ernoon Gas ai
minstered Is y,lts without accident
New-York tribune., 1877-10-15


tic Monthly"
LECTURE I.-IvTRoDUcToRY The importance ~ more
earnest regard for and study OF Ingish Lieiatuie
METHOD 81 study recommended Alfred IchDysOn the
Sian and the Poet.
LECTURE II.-Syluey Smith and his Work IN LIE. .
LECTURE IIIil WOrds worth, with BecOuectl0ns OF
the Lake County" Of bngllua. -, ,, MI.
LECTURE IVChIsOphtr North, win IeisOhai HecoIec-
tons
LECTU RE V.-ThOmas Hood.
LECTUR RE NT.-CnaTles anb and his Frienfa
LECTURE NII.WIam COWper, and his peculiar influence
LECTURE Wilde Qulncey the English Opium Eater.
LLCTU RE IXheats and shelley with tie story OF Their
Lives
LLCrUI.E LongeIow, the Foe aud Scholar with Per
sOnI Sketches.
LECTURE XL-Fction-Oh and New-ani It's Eminent
Authors.
LECTURE XII.-Iiterary and Artistic Society in London
Twenty-Five Years Ago
These Lectures and Books consisting largely Of
Will be delivered course of twelve
be seccted separate lectures Inc
o. selections rOm the course haze been given.
among other pacos In Boston at the lowell Institute and
Boston Unyer.y; IN Baltimore al the Peabody Institutes
I'm Philadelphia, New YORK. Washington. Cincinnati Chcago,
Hartford, Springfield Ahdoyor, E1eief; ana az amherst
Williams Dartmouth SwartnmOrc Wellesley Iuts, an sF-
eg Colleges Mr. Fields address, Is No. l4n Charles
Boston, where applications Tor the Autumn and winter
IA bg ID
New-York tribune., 1877-10-15

Lecture tonight, Science
L Hal, III sth st, near Broadway, by Prof Graham
CIX ILLUSTRATED LECTURES on ITALY.
y BY Rev G. :; ROBINSON, DD, &C The PRESBYIE- ~
commencing TUESDAY EVENING. OttlG. Course and
single Tcaets % De Oi the the church
New-York tribune., 1877-10-15

9l2i- courtwright agt. Gri.
PART IiI.-ALKER ].

2oli Lewis act. Nahon.
ZO-J smith agt Ambrose.
2O1i Bellows agt. stewart
2U21 Fried 4ri. Moore.
2N2-. Shell laU apt. 8 hcdler.
2Oiu. phl.i' agL Jones.
2J3l. Wcihf.lu agL Conner.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-15
CALENDARS-THIs DAT.
SUPREME ECOURr-CHANBERs- BARRETT, J.
THIRD MONDAY MOTION CALENDAR.

snAL rrnN-pAy1s. 2. j.. BGApr ANp DAyIELs. J. ..
New-York tribune., 1877-10-15

nRATORIO SOCIETY-ACtive members and
~ those wishing Join tho society viii please attend the
next rehearsal the s0ccys Grace chapel at
and y East 25,t, on MOADAf, tie l5th, 81
New-York tribune., 1877-10-15
ECTURES on Subjects connected with
MODERN ENGLISH LITERATURE,

ByJAMEs r. FIELDS, Of Boston, author OF UnferDrus
"Yestedlys with Authors and former Lmtor oi te Al
Tic MnntAiy.n
New-York tribune., 1877-10-15

DemurTcrs.
&. Grant aVt. Anderson.
Z Hang agi. kOcI.
IL sherry agi. Potter.
i. Major agL G3ery - al.
- D0nncily AIT West et al.
23. Hand agt The Atlantic
Nat. R'k ~ \. Y.
p .nOnnclly art West 81 Al.
2S. Lane act. Abbey ct al
-. Cunning aEt. BJckman
81. Thomson ~ al agt Ely
Law aud Fact
29O...The MAYOR. etc, aSt.
Union Forty GO.
59t..PrIme 90 al a. hoehler
66l..DeyliI igt. Murphv et al
As Blossom agt. Hatfield.
296..Watts - al act. Duncan
407. The Mayor. etc. agt.
North shore & 5. /. +.
co.
223. Second Nat. B'k OF Nor. I
Wlch sgL Arnold ~ oil. !
537. .Thaycr agt Bassettetal. ]
New-York tribune., 1877-10-15

1919 .ffolig 3gt. ScHOck.
900 .ouilI.du agt. 'h-iilps.
3I.J. .Euuiscr agt. McinuSl-
lin.
1867. Wa.rrS agt. Hughes.
1858. Wagner at, lisc.OH.
I2I9..Mills AT. MfriIu.
1894 ..-char'cr acL Schaeier.
lssJigIreWstcr at. lilsny
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-11
Hr,W-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE,

houses. 3. The status OF tSe teacher tioVated ana
greater privileges accorded him or her. a. more ho
eral support Of normal schools. b. A"broader anu
richer course study in elementary schools Whatever
that means G. coeer supervision from some ech'fu
.uhoritv as i'm Europc T. Greater encoUragemcnfs 10
high schooe academies, and scmnarics. 3. eysiein
OF technical niusirial schools o. The establishment NJ
Harrisburg or Philadelphia "of great State Pcda8"-
gca, Museum" for the exhibition OF school, material
The State expended during the school year ending June
l. ga ASS for normal and s0idiers orphan
schools The estimated value OF the school properly III
the State is over 26 100000 The lumber al schools Is
Il i97; pupils enrolled, 902,S45 average number az
tending 5787IS average cost of tuition per month"; DO
cent? The salaries of the male teachers now average
S39 20 per mcnth and the female $o3 60 ihcfe are
90 1872 teachers in the State increase OF l2 over last
year Daring the wear the cost OF tuition IN the palc
schools was 81 e36sss and Of schoohonses Si,73o,-
14s This last iIem has fallen on 100000 thls year.
and the cost Of taton has increased over 100000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-11
ing price. Michgan Central started al 49, wan.

ing price. Michigan Central started at 47Io won't
to 4Sis amid considerable excitement and then. !,
an hours time was almost without quotation. cloj,,
at 47s4. The sales of Central and Hudson were al
at 7s0101as, excepting odd lots at 1922 closing
dull at 1O15s910I3.- The St Pauls were adversely
affected by the continued decline in its earnings.
which still posted in the Office of tine compapv
in this city. The common declined from 2Oio IN
1912 closing at 1884, and the preferred from 53lo "a
5I7s. rallyiDg again to 52I4 The NORTH Westerns
wero az dull az usual, with a fractional decline In
each. Rock Island was also dull at IOll4aIOlla
with few sales at 1918, buyer 30 and 90 days
Illinois Central was cratic, selling at G30G2lqaGA
063l2. The Hannibal ard 81. Josephs were steady
for tho common at 1880 1872 and the preferred q
better for 100 shares at 81. Ii seems that on IN.
9th Of January the Governor Of the State Of Mis-.
souri, sent message TO the Legislature relative IA
the suit commenced in Boston for the release Of The
land grant trust to the company, holding that The
State has the first right to the funds security 70,
the bonds endorsed by the State, after payment Of
the land grants. Fries, Ohio aud Aissis-
an dull and featureless. OF the coal shares
Delaware Lackawanns and Western steady AZ
ing short interest; Delaware and Hudson duh, with
sales OF small lots at 73@72h; and jersey Central.
on moderate transactions, after rising L lover
at SO. The market closed steady at rally from lowest
prices, with the final sales comparing with the lat
Of yesterday as follows: Declincs-Ilinois Central
Northwest, and Ohio and Mississippi, each Ia:
Ccnrtal and Hudson, Central OF hew-Jersey, Quick,
silver and United States Express, each . Della
ware and Hudson, Pacific of Nilsson ri, Northwest
preferred and St. Paul, each p New 0Tk and New
Haven. AID st. Paul preferred. ] .. Advances
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, Delaware, lacka-
wanna and Western, Hannibal and 50. Joseph. aud
Lake Shore, each Is Enc and Morris and EsseY,
each L !; Chicago and Alton and Michigan Central.
each IS Wells Fargo d. Co., l2 HANNIBAL aud 81
Joseph preferred and Adams Express, each a aud
Western Union, Is per cent. The following table
shows thc
RANGE OF THE STOCK MARKET:
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rs,HE TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR 1877.
Hon. EDWARD MCPHERSON, Editor.

Hon. EDWARD hCPEENSON, EdliOr.
READY MONDAY, JAM 10.
The issue standard valuable Political Almanac
for 1877 will contain many features great service and
importance Among its contents viii be:
l. THE CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES
with al its amendments together witt all recent amendments
10 the Constitutions o the several States.
2 FULL ELECTION RETURNS from all the States and
Territories of The vote and Members OF Con
gresS
K THE POPULAR VOTE for President from 1924 to 1876
inclusive.
l. THE ELECTORAL VOTE from the first Presidential
election TO the last giving The Of each State for each can
ddate full explanatory notes. Illustrating The workings
Of the Electoral College system.
8 ALI, THE NATIONAL PARTY PLATFORMS OF the
campaign Of 1876
as principal Executive AMI Judicial o'o
GERS with digest the and location of tho minor
Civil Officers
r ABSTRACTS OF ALL THE PUBLIC LAWS PASSED
AT THE LAST SESSION OF CONGRESS.
g. LISTS OF THE COMMITTEES or THE u. S. SEN
ATE AND HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
O. INTERNAL REVENUE CURRENCY, aad BANKING
TABLES with statistics Of and expend
lures OF the Government 1859 to 1876 inclusive.
10 STATISTICS Or FOREIGN and DOMESTIC TRADE,
snd Steel Cotton and WOODEN Manufactures Of
the United states
Other departments not less valuable important will
specs complete and exhaustive ever ssUed-
Indispensable TO every public ana intelligent citizen
Advertising space be secured by prompt application
The price Of THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1877 via be
% per copy postpaid five copies for 81 Orders VIII
be filed in tie order OF their receipt Adtrcss
TIE TRIBUNE,
New.YorK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-11
WEDNESDAY, Jan. lC-p. NJ.

The stock market today presented no new fea-
turcs being worked from moment To moment rs the
cxigencies of the seemed to require. Western
Union was unusually active as far AZ amount Of
transactions were concerned. although the extreme
prices were 727s as the opening, and 1888 the clos
lug The point that the stock Is going up was in nj
most every ones mouth, but why or for what new
development was not related. Lake Shore. after
opening az 54laa54. was duh and steady at 5Iis9
Dill for the best part Of the day but subsequently
declined to 53'2, and then rallied again to tho OPEN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-11
OFFICIAL RECORD OF MORTGAGES.

bI 1G Es,1 1s' W. - s35 500
bs st i@ 1sd 70 " NJ II II . "a 1900
o" S,, If a. nea% ic en- y1ars 1900
dT Rs,a A aus, ,o iT Ws; 5000
C;enlea John +. Lena PiepeT, 8 Of HescTSt; 40,
WV"
jonas Abraham and wife, 10 MAX Danzger, Il OF oooo
ST. 81 !fnaTe; ] Zlup
Same 10 came II q 53d-t OF itavo; year. ZOoO
NSI GIi No idT oi A YEAR T'' BOO
Mnudorf peter, t. Joseph I0fmaHn, Of .thSt No 90
49, 'iOVo
N sal.6 ansHo li, Var: years 1000
HS,ny1s " y years r. 70 jas -.O'N 5000
SI Sai1@i 81 Ward tti'' YEA .UA 1900
Az moi, oI I 9ia T'' 1900
idriCl3LI j. Y. SAVAGE, Deputy Register
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Money was easier to-day, at least during Us
greater part, and call loans were quoted at ana
Der cent closing at 4Q5. The best grades oil com
inerclal paper are selling ii . 10 Z per cent. Inc
limited States Treasurer at Washington received to-
day $500, 900 national bank notes for redemption;
rhe customs receipts were $250,Ooo. ana nternM
revenue receipts S2j0,000. The following ~ the
CIcoring-house statement to-day: Currency ex
changes. $50 la 55s; currency balances, S5,J4J,-
:}}O: gold exchanges, S7,6G7,3O2; gold balances
United States bonds were about steady on re-
strcted volume OF business. We note sales OF coupon
new Is65s at 1898, coupon 1865 at ll2'sa llZt,
registered new fves AT 1lllsa1ll4, coupon ~
Iiiis, and new 4l2s at 107l2. We annex --latest
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REAL ESTATE.

EEw-YoRK Wednesday. Jan. 10, 1877.
At the Exchange Salesr0om to-day the follow
ing public auction sales took place:
Bu FOOD HOffs.
five story Ohio stoncffont stores With plot OF land
Nos 1888 and 200 CbufcLst, 49, II n of "he o ooo
ST. plot 49, george Soo'o'
- ~ n. r. FIirchllt
three house, OF East lsl5tft
200 Il OF 2d.aye, lot 25Il00l1 GOusset s"'|oo
M jas ". Jfttjcr
building with lot. No 100 Chafhau-s W D. 9l5 Us
OF PrarsL lot l6kl05l 10; VIM. Japha $4,000
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hEw-YOIK CITY.
l2lst st. 242 IL II " Of Ave A. IL. fOxlOtll; Jas
uo,an aud "a f. 10 VIM l. Nominal
!4th.st, I2J Il " OF dave i3OIIoO; WIN Hhir
vile tO George Elder S'o'NoV
eisss :. = rc Il ,,,. = I'll 10 900
b'o s =, 1s Wof and Wiz 10 Ellen 10 900
Cou,n,h No 100 20 Il OF Siantn, ItSSOi JOS --
INrcrz /irk o''
h snd , ,n Ja m'p lfner 10000
Avs A. . JOSfts OF l22d st. 3GSGo5 IA irregular; 90,
Jos Rcssicks and wife 90 Philip HafdcpbfO0S f'Z4b
% a;1 irsI,xnd 10 tlcx Henry Nominal
.,an an trsl,and I, Fanny C,lion Nominal
HISaS nn and ife to Ricsofd IrEod 900
Morrs. irregular, 2ith Ward; Henerick walter to ,o
John Eiutr :; II"
am hd w. e : 10 90 Daniel p iSma 1000
3stn.st s. 1884 IT Of eth ave- 16rXJoo; John oo
Barbour referee To Carbon Fountain e''uO
"I Ttyis ~ w r. f5 wv o' 1880
r ts (; HSt sayingg BSnk 1900
SUM- ml5cr ts t2o 70 a j,eimSt 1900
Isfr,,e 70 Nm E Troup .,.............-. 1,G40
tOrelal.J j. H5AVAG-. deputy hes'S'ei'