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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1877-03-01

SHOW tney WeTc OI one nina, Gulllaum
deliberately opened the door. Lurcher
ran out, and the wind and the rain rushed
in. 1t was stormy night.
Then the old man took fright, and hum
bled himself:
All! Shamus, Guillaum, achree, let
ye have it as ye will; I'm sorry for what
l saiG, ara gal. Don't turn me out on the
high-road in my Ould days, and Guillaum,
I'll engage I'll niver open my mouth
against one o. We the longest day l live.
All! Shamus, it isn't long have to stay
wild We, any way. Yer own hair will be
as white as mine yet, plaise God and veil
be thanking him we showed respect to
mine this night
But they were ell young and of one
mind. and they turned him out and barred
the door; He crept away, shivering in
the wi.d and rain, till he got on the lee
side OF stone wall, and there he stopped
and asked himself whether he could live
through the night. Presently something
cold ana smooth pOked against his hand !:
1t was large dog that had followed nm.
observed till he stopped. By a white
mark on his breast he saw it was Luncher
Carrots dog.
"Ahr said the poor old wanderer.
"yo9 arc not SO wise dog as thought,
to follow me-" When he spoke to the
dog, the dog fondled him. Then he burst
out sobbing and crying: "Ah, Lurcher!
Carrot was not wise either; but he would
niver have turned me to the door, this bit.
ter night, nor even thee" And 60 he
moaned and lamented. But Lurcher
pulled his coat, and by his movements
conveyed to him that he should not STAY
there all night; SO then he crept ON and
Knocked at more than one door, but did
not obtain abundance, it was SO tempestu-
Gus. At last he lay down exhausted ON
some straw in the corner of an out-house ;
but Lurcher lay close to him, and it IL
probable the warmth Of the deg saved his
life, that night.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1877-03-01

scheme of vengeance. The farmer was
not even to tell ito his wife; "for," said
old Brian, 1.-THE very birds carry these
things about; and sure it is knowing
scamps have to do with, especially the
women"
Next day, the farmer lent him q good
suit and drove him to a quiet corner
scarce hundred yards from his old
abode. The old farmer got down and left
him. Lurcher walked at his masters
heels. It was noon and the sun shining
bright.
The wife of Shamus Taafe came out to
hang up her mans shirt to dry, when, 10!
scarce thirty yards from her, she saw an
old man seated counting out gold on a
broad stone at her feet. At first she
thought it must be one of the good people
or fairies-or else she must be dream.
ing; but no! cooking her head ON one
side, she saw for certain the profile Of
Brian Taafe, and he was counting q mass
of gold. She ran in and screamed her
news rather than spoke it.
Nonsense. woman!" said Shamus.
roughly; it's not in nature"
..Then 60 and see for yourself, manr'
said she.
Shamus was not the only one to take
this advice. They all stole out on tiptoe,
and made sort Of semi-circle of curios.
ity. It was no dream; there were piles
and piles of gold glowing in the sun. and
old Brian with . horse pistol across his
knees; and even Lurcher seemed to have
his eyes steadily fixed on the glittering
booty. When they had thoroughly drunk
in this most unexpected scene, they began
to talk In agitated whispers; hut even in
talking they never looked at each other !;
their eyes were glued on the gold.
Said Guillaum: "Ye did very wrong,
Shamus, to turn out the old father a you
done; see now what we all lost by it.
That's part of the money he laid BY, and
we'll never see penny OF it.
The wives whispered that was foolish
thing to say: Leave it to u.s." said
they, land wen have it all, one day."
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1877-03-01

1mr cafAr Blooo Pumnes.

yD0ETINE.-The great success Of the Vxexfrrr
- cleaner and puriner Of the blood ID shown be.
yond doubt. By the great numbers who have taken
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-11

fair demand and lower prices Good Rest Mchigans
s. 25aS5 Good Choice Corn fed fOrkers - 500
- s. Heavy 81 65as5 TO; FrIra 80 rs closing VIII
confirmed tendency 10 carloads OF STOCK remain
in yards unsold
CHICAGO. Oct i0.Th> Dropevf Journal reports fArih-
Receipts 5000 shipments, 200. Good Naive .hipYnH
better supply but dull and UNCHANGED sales at ~ 81 %
C00rNios In moderate supply not all sold tOs- - ,vD
- 40 seers ~ 50a 80 through Isxans ssies n5t
higher steers - 6olHA aO lows - -
4sJ Butchers stronger Cows 81 z59s5 5o steera
S3 lOaS3 50. . u..,-,-.,-.
81 7Ods5 Rosons 50 i6 gS5 OO Packing 30 SO|so oV
Light - 4OGs5 90 $500. -. -
Receipts 900 market strong and l0a25e higher
supply hight - o.,
yard stock, 1877 head Prime,
Is 70; Good. - % Common. 81 %. -. 20
T. 80 head Workers. 50 jO6tJ DO
snrEPEReceipts today 2 700 head. sales sias3 2s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-11
THE STATE OF TRADE.
urrn.A pu. A ~ IA A u L LLrra

LIVERPOOL. oct IO-Pork-Eas,ern dun At 3d. Western
RIB srner Long steady 81 Short Clear srnsI
t$ haIas-IenE Cnt ssesy az 90 1IS s ssy
al I05. Prime Mess dull at Larl-Pnme Western steady
spirits steady al 20 o. RosinCommon dun at Sd Fine iu
al %. CheeseAmsFiean choice nTnef a. e. tS VI snrrg
steady at Il ID 80 sprLg steady a. & WIFE SoSs
sort steady 2s Sd Cotton Seed oh-Ysio" A"er
LSPSPSoi. Oct 1o-I2:3o p m-Cotton easier, but rot
guotaby lower Middbng UPands SLID Al' hl a,
eas sa,A ~ nf. ,5O baIes an American.
s.s on & than iast Djgi. closing oaerings
lands Low Mddng Slanse NSys@o ,I yery
6i'd; also 6'sh also 6si upsnds Low Mdd1E IA1Ss
I'D Upands Low MddIing clause December and January
delivery, 62i also 6'sel; also oi8a Lpiahd, LDS %
6-i, Tpands Low Middling clause New Crop. shipped
september and October sal omitted ois PanIs NV
sail Quilted Cred, Upands. Low Sadieg clause New TOP,
MidiIng cianse New crop shipped November and Decem
Der s G e up sasrn sT 1 saa ubaHd Low Md
ding clause shipped February ana Hscn 'a o. w. for
IiyRsfooi Oct 10 p m-uplands Cotton Low Nd Nd
I'D Upsn1s. Low MIDI ing clause New Csop' 'npVou NJ
ITysePooL, Oct 1913 ,. m-Upands Cotton, Low Ma.
clause December ana January delivery, 6ssad 80.
LIVERPOOL oct 10 p nIhs sai9s 9 fn9 csns
January aud February delivery, 6i1 Ipaga lev a
GiiagL: Upands Low Mddng clause, New Crop shipped
December and January, sail Glsad. Iplanas Low Mn
ding clause New Crop shipped January ana feDtuy' Sa
Gl3sd. ,.. -, ,,t,
LIVERPOOL. oct. iO-l3O p m-Uplands Cotton Low MD
ding clause November and December delivery b'To p
lands. Mddng clause January and February doFerT'
6asi. .,--.,
iIERPOOL. oct iO-5 p. m-Cetton futures closed weak
Tpancs, ding clause November ANA bocemoe ls
livery 5sd.: Upands Cotton, 10. Mmilmg clause, Do
cemLer aud January delivery 6asi tPan r. Low MlHiiAs
clause. New CROP, shipped october, -al, oi'I2l.
LIVERPOOL OCT. l6-5:3O p. m.-The maraet Ia bare OF
LyEaf9oi Oct IO-Evening Spirits Of Turpentne 9es
G2j ID. per c"t -,- ,et, ...
gallon. Taow 40 3D. per cwt spirits OF Iurpentlne - sd
cWt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-11

bbls Good Strained Al 1881 so Common quoted at 81 TO-
OCEAN FHEIGHTs-Berh rates about steady except for
provisions which tied Charters u ady ami larry
erliu 9iia3l 500 bales cotton Id IS hhds Kentucky
37s ca 5000 boxes cheese Bristol steam, 50l bbls
four3s Cd 80 bey bacon l5 Glasgow steam 5000 bush
CharterAmercan bark 10 to London 100 bbis Naphtha
3D. German bark T. Rotterdam $3.50 b6I Rea1ed d.
ad American barkentine 70 London 1900 bb< do Ss,;
To Cork for orders 45oO qr Cram 8. Oh Norwesan bark
voyage l4o grs British bark southampton $500
qrs do Is Odd From BaitimoreIritish bark to antwerp
shin g. Antwerp 500 bbls do a. Id another 10000
Inseei = fair cal, and srm a 59seoc Men Men
Os quiet ON Change at the call for Cotton Seed Oh nothing
l ana pa az ~ are t , AZ ~ cpsgs Tinted
regular Saes Of 5000 bbs at thus Crude in bnl@
for cirsoes Retired here at 5i and AZ Phiadepha and
az 9 %ss sn@ as ss1 cS dun
easter sales 100 bbs New Mess SPOT urate terms quoted
asked Noyember y bid % seller Old s4 % asked
Dseember slS ~ bid s4 20 asked remainder year 81 -
tribe Cty Extra frda Mess and 30 bb Packet
10 rrie and INDIA Mess nominal CITY Extra india N S
daH. nEchangea ' CUT MFNrs-Deaiines small; pTicos
steady E Says 5000 900 Picked bellies s 6Hk e
loose CITY Picked shoulders quoted 71c do Hams &c
M5es quiet firm western Long cdar She civ do
s9se.... DRESSED HOGS lower; CITY. 7a7 &C., heavy 10
light sc. Pigs. LARD opened hrmer closed lower ac
tive trade IN cash lots out slow speculative business sales
l920 Prime Steam ~ 1879 90 closing ~ ID
1900 tcs October ~ 2ads9 90 closing ~ l22 00D tcs
November. s90S9 %. closing - W arse 300 tcs re-
call October 50 Il bd 81 III asked DO oayers option
- Il bid % p a-Ee November 81 % bid - O2a asked
Dereub,r - 71i2 bid * remainder a. 80
bid. e. - asked January 7s. IS bid - 80 aked CITY
quoted sya 50 l22 sales. % No, city. - 80
Renncd quiet Continent quoted - g. sales ~ tc Choice
West India, ~ BUTTER Demand moderate, mainly
sOek steady prices grades good supply
and iIEFsE market steady but trade not active
......EtGS quiet M hanged
RICE ia fair lob5ng demand and steady At 6d6'e for
Fair 20 Prime Louisiana; SAFE for 10 Carolina 2nd "a
7ifc. for Choice ftangUon. in bond. 3i-c.. gold
oEEDS-Cacutta LlDseed continued nominal a. a n22
gold seed erae deman1 with sales ~ 300
bags OF clover seller November s Offered the spot at
tlafl, O. 80 bags to az FL 30
ErENRINE- Market heavy sales goo cs Choice Western
and city at Zoe. = h.
BUGAH-haW was quiet but nrm and - 600 bags Manila
s0d and 800 hhd.. Cuba huscavad0 IA SsuH &C.
The rIu ua tOuuf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-11
FrRoprAN rINANcIAL MARKErs.

LONDON oct IO-Ths Ties IN It's financial article says
Everything points dslrcr money 10 seems likely tat
cent hsnk ~ interest VIII not be .nrnt 70
arrest the outflow If hundred Thousand POUNDS
worth eagles said 10 be ordered Tor toAy
(Wednesday)"
95ss bonds. four and hat per cents
1881 ives. 1864 Erie Railway shares, 1921 co. pre-
ferred. 242 NeW-NOrk Central O6 Illinois central 'bzi
PENNSYLVANIA Centra' 3Ol2; NeVJersev Central, II.
LONDON, oct. 1O-iiO p. m.Erie railway shares, ljs
LONDON oct 1920 p. rn.-Frie railway shares l4iA $3.50
LONDON oct lO-33O D. m.-Ere Railway shares, IA -
The Of bullion withdrawn from the Bank OF England
balance to-day j. 1919 O. 49,.
IoNp0E oct iO-4 D m-Consols 9j5,s for money. 95as
l. bonds 1H67s O7; Illinois central 2
New-IeTseY Central Read
ing shares "a Paris adyces quote I'VE per cent
Renfes III l05 francs - centime- fT the account
LONDON oct l0-Evsning.-lius OF. $50 10 per ton
PARIS oct lOEXchange London, 20 francs Il = cen
times r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-11
Net profits.
IHDICI E0R


poi,,ce sci $50 S35O5u2
II Will br remembered that nearly all the balance
s25o 5oo for the vear 1916 was approprated 10 the
u,ypt Of the compauy aoang debt 50 that there re-
naircd an actual balance Of only s167n.
r. will ne horc also in mind tlaf rs h. report ia made
mn only IN Time 30 ST. 10 includes lone of the transac-
ti rola,in 70 the unfclia,e OF controlling interest in
le Atlanta and Pacific COMPANY Upon tbs point tie
,,~csdept remarks.
since the close OF the year an amusement has been
concluded win the Atlantic and Pacific Ie.cS am
oolIany q, tTn couTanias' and Gitiing gticm
ON the basis " s7ls per cent Of the combined
receipts 10 the Western Union and ~ per eent 70
TIE Auanuc am Iachc COMPANY, SuDsel.''Ir-t ~
thc completion ~ tli- aranscmcGt the western lnnh
Company purchased ZOO shares OF me stock OF me
Atnntc ana racine ieeSfapn toinlmhy a - yer sirg
'..H "a "a - 100 80 ~, > ~
c,rsnt by 1000 share OF fhS par yne OF 500
eacb When pending arrangements are fully consuni-
Dol1 conrths aha s eApectfa lhat 3lI lle sDSIai
nees OF t sgi % J 5,s WI" e
SOD Tor several 1e,I ast n VIII bc uractjcaYJe Ia ar
''u o , '' a., ~ . W., W a. ~ co,'o',o Co. az
rag y s'iil ~, ~. e''a .lC HIl'i
While more feinuueratiFe 10 tte compahies VI" also nt
iii ne more Vdey Gistrifed Ne .hsi al h.. e1"
bed 10 reduce expense very materially bT the intr
duction OF many economies through tAe community Of
Ii,to he regretted mat The President onits to STATE
from what source the $3.50 $50 in cash." which was used
il pant payment Of tie Atlantic and Pacdcs stock. was
obtained We are le 10 believe INA, Il was REQUIRED
either by sale Of Western Union stock or b. hysolao
eating IT, Inc -
- ia, thu o,,rstandfulr stock been ipcf.a .ed u
'ei''' IT, '' - -, 40 -,
900 shares instead or l-'pVV aAiresl
During year the company las increased it, miles
- linz; from, - $40 To 76q55: it's miles Of wire from
-, , 600 ,, it, ,u,,her ~ ogiras fran, = oz2
1851 TO l'4'o-'' aii,i ~, . ..,,,, -
!" ''''"' A" . ,oc .. 60.
-, r. - .,s q. an ,,-era,,e rate Of 5o0o cents
Tsaa .saf oft rfr-T Lr O. och
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-11

There was nothing doing in state bonds and the shares
O tlr city bank stocks were also uegecita 49,.
Rairst harl. wore quct also though higher for the
4Ngl and Wlacsbarre CJusO.s, udolscl by jersey ~.
da. af 30 - Northwest gold bonds were steady "i-
all iiana . and 81 Joseph CJuXertnle 81, W . - -
~ Pau. snsug fund dropped 10 o. wmci. "is l!e
.ilce Ion the seconds CHICAGO ana Mil"1itF. ht''s
i'eaing lG7la. and delaware ana Hudson Ic&ialsItu
-.s4s, 90. ONO and Mississippi seconds advanced 10
- nrst- OF and Iron Mountain seih- AT -
ss4a Toledo and b45h hTsts ST. LOUIS DlFl7i"h' al
E9T4lE
without any greater degree Of activity, gold was
IItiAer today. sales having been at lO<.s1
W On gold loans the lending rates we're L. yer
IN carrying and nat. The Assistant treasurer piu
". 10000 coin interest, and Sl5sOtO III redemption
eed bonds. The days business OF the gpid cieuIhS
p@Fnent of the Bank OF the state or heW-hofk Gov
80 Cod cleared. s17714OOO; gold gaiahrt
c-r,,5Osoi currency balances, Sl54o,4s5. Inc sou
s-'Au0us as follows:
~ .''-.l02ss ll-..i02sz l2.------.l02's 5--IV<'s
Sfe4su e1cAauge very dull selling rates Delng on
~ USE Of - sO0S4 SOl2 Tor sixty days Diiis, anu
- 94gs4 sil2 for sight 10 the 4. The official asking
AYE are A. uijolned:
Ffale baDkors' .ter,,rg I'm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-11
.,r,~,., pypoRr REW- YORK RTNTYG sTocK BY
0fE-04'" lvqK s4LEs OCTOBER TO- 1877.
SECOND B0ARD-l:3O P. VI.


The general stock market to-day opened
strong a. prices above the closing hguies OF yesterday
and amid considerable excitement which the subsequent
course " prices 10 Indicate was ~ least paiuhiJ
manufactured within the drsf few moments large iran
ens ~ the leading speculative stocks were recorded
But the upward push which was OF short Duration was
soon followed by a sluggish decline then by rally aha
then hv further decline so that the final prices were
about tno lowest Of the day. WAiie the movements OF
Tho day seemingly on. In spite Of clique Efforts 10
The contrary IL must not be FORGOTTEN That the large
SPECTATORS az yet had no opportunity TO sell te
stocks aud are not likely 10 give up the hg ~ the hf'l
check Money is yet accessible 40 moderate rates ana
new shoft interest would cause another sharp upward
frru. Prices already have gone 40 IaI Dct"Au
frasou that there is 40 precedent for the form
i- ~ iidcTlert upon the present spccula ton.
Tie rcck,osaurs which has accomIl~h 90 h1.n lh'
dare JOB do more Therefore. the AhneiIllc iulue ~
nric.. drpeu,ts solely upon the rcmtIine Wock anN
comm1ud OF money possessed by SOME h'i doleh -Ise
rc trnsaciions OF to-day ELISE shares are some
what less than those OF each of the lst Two u@ pu
tle Ictuauons have been wide and frequent Cei'Ii
and ld.on opene1 ~ 1914. declined % lO0A rallied
o. 1868 aud cIt sed 40 lOyos. Like '4ofs ~ y, -
from II % Il a. declined to 7O's. rallied to ~ ana
flen fr To- -Ou7Ols Michigan Central started al 80
&C. but. after frequent changes enueu az % ~
which early from IL p 10 la hiiy SOFA i l. go
ne granger stocks made feeble resistance 10 tse 9e
cline an. what was made wa exhibited by me H"rtE-
IVES, common stock After opening di - - 2 ID ,s
10 400 II then rose a. Ala bid am nualy sod al gus
Northwest prg erred SOLD al o12e p, = ~ ~
A. 400 io7 83Sas and preferiel az IUi2G .V'i
6sa RocA Island, gnt TRADE, dropped oh IOt 10
100 huf ralr.i 90 1923. while Illinois central was
steady t -Gl0-G. The lightweight lancles syLIpttAl%o
v..l lie ceu.lsil tone OF the market.
Iar.avuua aud Western naturally lthl.- lIr iedo III
tle decline. because d. va. com2alaFr5 thc lI-a'. ~
opened at 81, agiusi "a s 40 me close 81 81 u
Amor numerous fluctuations touched 44's ana closed a.
asa Morris aud Essex fell IRON - r. - '"--" 3D.
AND l.. avnrs and Hudson from A. 20 4Ols H.
Western Union opened with large trans tuons al @47
ISIS .If gradually yielded 20 sea IN me Vi'en-
..- erred sp--ulation rcsu Ted badly for those
I....e,I of early information. The stock was az 40
i auer board hours asst t but tie first sale t0-ay
,v.~r an, frDr which The price declined g. a. while
far common stock advanced 10 23 023l Pacihc Mani
WI. lower 10 . 4L.Q -l 434, and Jlc expresses We're
r.rrr,ly higher Win small transactions. The market
.losed weak and unsettled.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-11
olive STOCK MARKETs-By TELEGRAPH.

BrFFAIo Oct 1O.-CArrLE-Receipts today ovS head TOT
- "a Gar 81 head time last week b.2b4 head
increase in receipts week Il carloads receipts consigned
thygb $40 carloads no sales to-day fresh arrivals con
sgned through yards bare II stock 40 -. ,
surRP lSp LANES Receipts today, 1000 sfor week
a. n0I. same time $500 receipts censgned
market aetiye all oferings disclosed OIL
sh1,ee Is s7a; fair Canada Sheep 81 western sheep
"a 81 Western Lambs ~ 81 yards bare OF si"eE
time lAst saek 7.iJ0 receipts Consigned 1rouxn law.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-11

Qnolstions we're Cuba-Henntng. Inferior 70 Common
Ti417s-r. Fair sl-c Good S'c. Prime. she Gro.
cerr Pair 10 thoice sqesc: Centrifu GAL hhds. and
hox,4 ~, Ss1gc Moasss hhd.. and boxes, 81 PC;
lido, Ga63fr.; Oayfd. D. :. Nos ~ o. - lti
Nos l0 io ~ -s0N9.e Nos l3 D. -, s'sf9fc Sos 10 10
IL 9L09f.r Nu-. 10 - TO-. lOsc White, S4HlI2c
PORT, n -Regung Common % PRIME As1s ~: Grocery,
FAIR Choice a. gS7sc Briz-D = Sos 10 H. 72as a.
I'D. - La Manila. AMI
-uperior7 la-c. quiet and without material
supply Crushed ana Powdered ~ nny iouele
~ GranuaIrd there ~ large sioch' as were
b. also ~ the home demand was MOI onN
irt uf the xro Trade vas almost 40 a compile slant the
reduced amt the low gold premium act ~ cheek on
export business present. Quotations we're ~ -, iur
Crushed. lO1- ll0ic Tor Powdered iOli0lOAc Tor Ffalu
llted n -c Tor Cui Loaf and 90 2lOe Tor -anld
TALLDN-Market easier sales, 10000 ID fflnie az 'i~
7i1lre. 81. go 49,, - -, -, -,
n-.I-n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-11
TOTAL RECEIPTS Of PRODUCE.
Ter SOrLt Rirer, Vessels and Railroads.
o.
wrDxEsDAY, oct. 10, 1877.


WRDsEsuAI. Dcl. 20. 1877.
AsHEs-In small obbing call al ~ ior fo and O'ie Tor
Pearls.
prices: sales kepler terms mol Trans
ui'ed Mid Coffee dul ami merely nnnnuf no SAFES
irausr, today the Total sales Tor wrek uas REACHES
only sos bags Maracao l4si bags Lagayfa ~ Dae- "a
vanilla wlfLiu flt quoted ld'et
The 8ld st7ted a. - - b. ~ % when ~
CeviOu g.fTS Maractthp, go l4@Htii Hf- sea
RIGA 1915 Mexican s.Nls Angostria anc -30' DIES 7atl
lila also t2f mails Java, Ib 49, mai. r1gaD re- Nyo
tafrs are. Ordinary lGal6c.; iaT cary e.
&C. good carg0er, l9itc: Prime carfor 9a NC OK
Iui-. .tQ-4 &C. -lhsdt"i'
d2Oc Ceyl'n. lSd20c MaTzcsiDn, ls4cf lAgualra
1-q- C.. Jamaica, IiGls 2c: 81 Domingo. lb1Ib-c al
gold ,
COTTON-Thc market the spot steady. but only
moderately most lart Nm tel
o. sales 90 -piHucI- The depression in Ife M n,cra"i"
al ie CLOSE vllc continued to-day, was
IN. cx on export transactions The pic ~ the
ports were 1885, bales az 1-t l2i 100 bales nus DAY si
w4tk ana 2pGg lles - day last year sales ~ l3l bales
which 61 evening" uoludnz So Tor export ana lOJZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-11

, and , Mining Stocks Puetre coart ssetttes
s, Ereasngs Tssgrapsse frangers and Crsdis ardaoL
ArotsAosf e Wet aud kurops ana lorSsy" Frs@As FSs
age and Yglgsbss " AZ paTk Of ~ w0r9A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-11

Profits ................. s2i6sIo 90
Surplus July l. H. 75 -
g257gs5 "a
From which there has been appropriated during the
year;
bet.seso pneta 'pesa md KEY west - s6sg75 OF
For Two quarferv gi,f mis- nj prr cent each OS 90
For bonds and 2lIUd 80
For cable Prof MOrse-rcpairs, IN . -.
For -nLpg Ern3 anpreYr ,ons zone year 800. "a
FOR SuuIry cousfrnsi non etc -..-..... 423 al
enStng ny tbs e, year ;" V''oo'' 900 90
rU D,c W s''"' VI 'i'' ~ ' " f' 100 90
snrpa. June 90 .................. 80 7O2 ~
sg57ss5 IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-11
900 tor JanuarY e. ee5. o. sGO4590s s5.G5740O

Toal bushos 10, 1913 10000 400 6ag20 o.7OJ .IIOi
And the following were the receipts and shipments at
Receipts shipments.
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sire OO,d Ordinary .-.lG-c Mituc -ll-s
delivery ths week.-mrs. n Liverpool ahd ht TL
ing receipts led Co further decline 40 which, however there
sses ysserday alter > p m: october. 800 las Ioo
I1.f1 100 1lff. 500. l1f5; Iot III 1renhrr tfh
lI82 20o. ll3l isgo. l3oi zoe. ll2g 80 li.4s;
d Co., III. Drc-uhrr. 100, ll.-2 600, ll-li BOO ll. "
500 lll0 100, II Is 100 liz January 200 LIS 100
1t-7 200. 1876: &c.,. il2J: 100 ll.@@. February, ~.
il 81 400 ito: 200 1875 800 ll1i March 100 -
900 lf5O. 500. Ibis. Nlv. lr0 l.llf june. 4U lNe
total d. bales al TODAY october, 200 ll5;
November Poo 1923; 100, lL-l- Iecembei. 700 lllb
3OI ll.II. ono 1l4. 5auuarv. so 1873; FrbrlAr, = ~
80. March. 500 LA Total 1000 bales second Cal.
October 100. ll+5: lUu Il84t Zuu, lids 100 la
Soveuber 800 %; DcceuDtt. 200 lLl5 January. LOO
Ills: 100 Ill3 February. 200, ll}l, april 20, LOS
total, 1000 bales Tlli all. November, 40 lllei De
ccnber 500 lilo; 100 4lll January, 2OU LIS febru
arg loo 1l--; April, zoo. ll53 June, 800. II ~ tot D.
500 bales ~ar- ti-rav D.. October 400 ll.3J
lOI lI- 400. n 500 loo. 1875. l0ua La; fn1 llAlf
100 10 500, D 900 ~ 800 ITO 59o i.T5;
300. lI-5. 300. li22 I, 100, li2l .Io il-' 900 il
2ot Ills POO y ~; 100 ll2o i,ccetnI.r 100 4
Lon, lll5: 500 lib: Zoo lll-t lmh, i4.io zn
Ma 200 ll3. 100 : ri 300 II ~ go ll;.o 30, 800
ary 500 ILz0 200 AZ sgG He $40 0 liiy. 800
LIZ 500, llls February, 51a !S. 500 ~ 4 10,
1i.il so. II 33 500. go 400 ll-5i March ~ ii5
100, l144; 100 ll4g 200 ill., 100 iltoi 100 lL4 l
JOG Il44. April 100, laG June, oUv, l4S4 toi 1tJJO
bales. Crane total 1t3Ju Dales.
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9srSc PRICES or PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

new 7 pr cus were largely dealt IN AZ lOl REGISTERED
g. % 1881 -.ned up % 100. the coupon sos fcichg
lOrt -l,-. 1924 and Is07s, 1914 We annex latest
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BANKING 6ouses ano 3Gnkers.

CWYNNE & DAY,
N (Estabnshed. la64)
NO 10 WALI~srREKr.
pecetve deposts subject check sight and allow IN
tst ON balance issue Of deposit available in
s marta OF Tho United and Canada Buy and sell on
mson-old Government Bonds Investment and other
securftieA a.,
Offer facilities parties desiring 20 buy or sell hallway and
fhrrfn o. aAhO tlme cOntIacts.
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In PHILADELPHIA today on the refusal Of the court TO
r-nf au Injunction restraining the PcDnsylyn COM
.y from ayng the dividend on the stock OF II. Jled
f.. -.rd. OF Ncp-ersey. that stock adN ancd 10 10 ~
I- .r. closed at 1Z-l2 PcHnsr lYaul1 Railroad STOCK
f q. 800 and closed al 3Os aud Reading Was steady al
l..-l -f-.