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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1877-04-13
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DANDkUFF.

BosroN, Oct 90.
have used less than bottle. The dandruf and
the irritation which caused it, have entirely dsap-
peared, and my hair before in so good
condition. A. A. FULLER.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1877-04-13

JOSEPH BURNETT & co., Boston,
Manufacturer and Propriefors.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1877-04-13
LOSS OF HAIR.
IRRITATION OF THE SCALP.
HAIR.DRESSlNG.

NEW fORk, sept. y.
For some time past have been using your Cocoa
inc, and think il far preferable TO anything l have
ever used for the hair. FRANK LESLIE.
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PROTECT YOUR BUILDINGS.
Which may lie done with one. fourth The usual
expense, by using our
Patent Slate Paint,
tFlFTEEN YEARS ESTABLISHED.
MIXED READY ron USE.
F"e-ProoE Waterproof. Durable. Eco
nomicdi and Ornasaestal.

"A ROOF may he covered with A very chcap
"A shiogle, aud by application Of this slate
De made TO last from 20 TO % years. Old roofs
can be patched and coated, looking much bet
out the slate, for
Onc-third the Cost Of Re-MinJling.
Tie expense Of stating new shingles IA only
about the cost OF simply laying them The paibt
IS FIRE PROOF against sparks or flying embers, es
may be easily tested by any one
1T STOPS EVERY LEAK,
and for tia or iron has no equal as IL expands
10y heat. contracts by cold, and ssv.a ctAcTs
nor scales. Roofs covered with Tar Sbeathing.
teit can DE made watering bi al u small expense,
and preserved Cor many years.
This Slate Paint is
EXTREMELY CHEAP.
Two gallons will cover hundred square feet o.
shngle roof. while on Tin, iron felt, matched
boards, or any smooth surface. from two quart.
TO one gallon are required 60 loo square feet Of
surface aud although the paint has heavy body
II = easily applied with a-brush
No Tor is ased an his ComposifioD.
therefore, Il neither cracks in Winter, nor rams
ia Summer.
On decayed shingles, Il GIis up the holes md
pores, ard gives oew substantial roof that will
last Tor years CURLED wARrgp slIfncles h
brings to their places, and keeps them there -
II hts up all holes In felt roofs, stops the leaks
and although slow dryer, rao does uot AT.
fs CT IL n few hours after applying. Asneatiy
ell paints that are black contain TAR be cure
you OBTAIN our genuine article, which (for shin-
glc ro oisj Ia
CHOCOLATE COLOR.
when hrsl applied, changing IN about = moni.
to uniform slate color, and is, 10 all inuienis
aud purposes SLATE. On
TIN ROOFS
our red color is usually preferred, rs one coat 4.
equal TO i've Of any ordinary paint. For
n =
Oar BRIGHT RED 10 lbe only reliable Slate Paint
ever introduced That will sEectualiy proven,
dampoess from penetrating and and dscoloring
the plaster.
These paints are also largely used on out
houses and fences, or as a TrimiDg coat on fine
buildings.
Our only coiors are Chocolate, Red, Bright
Red, and Orange
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We are very respectfully, &C..
AND. w. KERCuEVAL,
G.. w. FINLEY.
III. Ii. GILKESON.
Romney, Dec. 20, 1876.

FESTIVITIES OF TIE SEAsoi;.-The
severity OF the weather and heavy snow
on the ground have not prevented the
festivities and pleasant reunions of the
Holidays season here. At the In.titu.
ton, ono evening was devoted TO a mu-
steal soiree of blind pupils, another to
the distribution ofpresents. Good cheer
was dispensed and social pleasures were
moderately enjoyed by our townsmen
gracefully winding up tho Holidays with
surprise dancing party at the Hotel.
which we are glad to learn, came off very
happily and successfully. Besides our
own home folks, Hardy and Mineral
Counties, and also Maryland were we'll
represented by both Bellies and Beaux.
and 1t was an occasion OF great hilarity
and innocent enjoyment On Wednes.
day night, the Band volunteered sere.
made ut the Hotel, and in the cold, clear
night mir the strains Emusic discoursed
seemed to be heightened in effect. Our
Band is one of the institutions here.
EF The Winchester VA Ne1cs favors
Col. i. w. NJ. Holiday for Governor OF
that State. The Petersburg Past is in
favor OF Malone. hut desires the claims
OF the various aspirants TO he thoroughly
canvassed
Ex-Governor Stannard. Of Missouri.
a strong and earnest republican, and
who has been honored by that party
with many positions Of honor, has dc
clarcd his opinion that Tildon is fairly
elected and should be inaugurated.
I.0-It appears that the exports from
Richmond, for the year 1876. amounted
to SJ.O46,6GG. against S2.25i.609 in
1870. The imports for 1876 we're Spa.
1jj, against 1868, 800 in 1875.
10 The Rockingham Register SAYS that
Frederick llillyard. living near IIarri.
sonburg, made n sausage % feet long.
t;V'At tho Deaf, Dumb and Blind a.
sylum at Stanton. there are 1Oj mutcs
and IL blind pupils under instruction.
RELiGIors.-Thc week Of PRAYER will
he observed in the Presbyterian Church
in this place, beginning on Monday, Sth
inst, AZ Pm
The Sacrament Of the Lords SUP.
per will be administered in tho Pres.
byterian Church in this place on the 2nd
Sabbath in January. u4th.) Prepare
tory services will begin on Friday. 18th
inst, at O'clock, ~.
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%tNNl Can bs mode lg every agsn, 49,.
eaDsJsJeJ month In fha bes:,..' 49, e.eIJ
' nose willing TO work can easily sar, = 90
M. aoiiars day right in their ossu Ioe.ii,,s.
80 .a'e 10 room 70 explain here. Basissss ,ta
a. :. SUI honorable. Women, aad hoys and $50,
ple,e t,n,s, me nen We will furnish ron CON.
10y 'hlng else. We will bear exae,.. ~ y. .eas
Fss,,s. you Ier'icoiau free. Wdie IA -. s'hs
tiers on5 10 mechanics, their sons ana s.nct
home sSo ~ elss,es 10 need Of Pas ue CO. So,
wor a, once Nog % s' ssd learn 81 about ,hs
Address TRfJg a - me time. Don't Je,a,
sept ~ issa ~ Aosues Naise
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GOOD
Advertising!

1890 80 uorti of spacc IL rurious
nepPopers disSi5ufed ss5oHgh Mirtg
States 'oW be sold for 600 cash. Ac-
cur0te insertions gg~rdnfecd. 4 Ey .,
nc paper, grim, f,,iiB AMI 'cecIlg cfrcs.
Igfios anil printed schedule Of rates. se.,
free ~ oysssscotioR 70 GRO. 4. ROW-
Ell q 90. Ne,csPapsr Adccst,sa,o 4.
9eufA Ne. ~ Iark Row. Ve,e Ioyk'
Norso,bcr 10, 1876
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NOTICE

Tho 4th Quarterly Meeting Of The NJ.
r. Church will he held in Romney. on
Saturday and Sunday, January IS and
"a Preaching on Saturday evening. on
sunday morning at II O'clock; also at
night. by Rev. G.. w. Cooper. PRESIDING
Elder Of the District. Tho pablo arc
cordially invited TO be present ~
y y. WINSTEAI). pa,ior
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In obedience of last respectfully
The Debt Of hampshire County, January
statement CO. Report, S. L sc,
January, 1873 3
The claims allowed since her and to
date, exclusive OF Jury
per statement "a" herewith fled 176l3
allowed sue of same
o
Aad Jury alloweda ndn issueda
amount ito
Orders issued for arics as pers
onnt TO
Orders will issue cacnt
&C. due January 1877. $500 90
Jury claims have i'm Court 4
of 22
And Jury claims have issued n Court as
statement 3D. o Of 81
10 which add appropriation
refunded.
by the ,ou
ty and owing during that time. exclusive of Paw Paw
Turnpike and Bridge o
u
ders Jail Bond
leaving unpaid on including the
and salaries OF 1876 $6lOl GO
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-01-05
Examination Of the Blind and
Deaf & Dumb Institution.

We were present by invitation Mt the
late general examination OF blind and
deaf-mute pupils In our State Institu.
ton here. and willingly avail ourselves
or the occasion for some brief and gen.
cral observations on the subject.
This examination, in both Depart.
ments, fair. comprchensive and sufficient
iy thorough and practical, afforded us
much satisfaction. since it established
reasonable proficiency and sensible AL,
vanceinent Of the pupils generally, and
conscientious. painstaking and sys.
tematic discharge OF duty, by an excel.
lent and efficient corps of instruction.
The progress Of pupils in this Institu-
top. from term to term, probably ex.
ceeds that in many OF our American Col.
.leses. Besides the ordinary curriculum
Of school studies. music is taught to the
blind with great thoroughness and sue.
cess, and Drawing TO the Deaf.mutes,
for which elegant branch of art they dis
play singular aptitude. Their penman-
ship in general is also remarkably neat
and elegant.
The executive ability, the happy adap.
tation OF means to ends, continually
shown by the accomplished Principal,
Major Covell, is worthy of the highest
commentator. and in the excellent work
he is accomplishing he appears TO be
fully sustained by the most eflic. ent as.
sistance and cooperation in every de-
partment of the Institution. 1t must
afford the highest qualification to the
humane, to know and feel that n numer.
Gus and interesting class of our fellow.
creatures, Suffering great privations by
the will of Providence, now become. "a
it should be, WARDS OF TIE STATE.
through the wisdom and well.dirccted
liberality Of her Legislature,) is not
merely well cared and provided for, but
actually receiving such education and
training in useful arts, IS will soon rem.
der them valuable, honoured and eff.
cient members of society and citizens of
Tue State. With the future progress
and expanding usefulness Of this State
Institution, the bencficence and charita.
BILE disposition OF the Legislature should
keep continual pace. The grounds, gar.
dens, places and facilities for rustic Ia.
bours and wholesome out doors recrea-
tons should be gradually extended and
enlarged, the prosecution of useful han
dicrafts Increased ard multiplied, and
we entertain no doubt that in n few years
this Institution will hold place second
to none among those OF usefulness and
enlightened philanthropy that constitute
the true and perfect ornaments OF Chris.
tian States.
We arc very respectfully. &C..
AND. w. KERCuEVAL,
G. w. FINLEY.
III. Ii. GILKESON.
Romney, Dec. %, 1876.
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Pictures !! Pictures (!

LNuUR Pieiurts can be had for 30 cts Aifo
Photographs all sizes and siyles. nj low
prices Pictures copied and enlarged 10 anv
size or style desired. Call at
JOHN GETTYS'
New Photograph GALLERY, Rcmney, ~ va.
Dec. %, 1876 1T.
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hicd IL, know that IL cured them: thJso who haze
Dot know that it cures their neighbors aud fre1As,
that il never falls through sny fsr,jf or negjeI nj
M composition. We have thousands upon ihou.
s1nts OF certificate. OF their remarkable cures of;be
following complaints, but such cures known IN
every neighborhood, and we need not publish thea
hdaptoi 10 AL ages and conditions in all cl.nl.cs,
containing neither calomel or any delctcrious jrug,
Hey may he taken with safety by anybody. Thet
sussr coating preserves them ever fresh anil MAKE.
ele;.l pleasant 20 take, wiile being purely vegetable
40 BARN can ariyc rron their In any quan.i.y
Ihey Operate by their powerful influence on TIE
iEto healthy action remove tho o5strrcti ,a OF III,
stoma:h, bowels, liver, and other organs Of no
body, restoring their Irregular action - hehIth aud
~ correcting. wherever they exist sncj, teran-u.
tdents ~ are the hrst origin OF disease.
Mioutc direction: are sven n the wyapocT OK
tie box for the following complaints, with ,t,,9
US rapidly cur:;-
For nrs!,epsia or rnisgsat:en. Et.tles..
,.css, Asnyuor and Less OF Arp.1;sr. ,be,
should be taken moderately TO stimtlatc the sfoln
n ahd re1to,e its healthy tone and action.
Tons, Eiiioas ssrsAasc ne, ,sicI fE~a.f.,ss,r.
SAunn'rS or sarsen nic.sp~..s, Biiioas
sciousiy tsken for each case, correct TIE disease,
hssion 90 remove the obstruetions which caase H.
I,.,iI S Sstn.ile or D'arrsnss, bat oIe nni
ror uheuIssiiSrs. Gent, SraTn ~. ysa,a;.
Baea and Loins, they should be al su',.'sfy
iaken as required, Z, change tho dsc7- 4-tj,Y 81
~; 49,. S.t..o. VIA such ch1nSo ttiose co.npl-!..5
soT nrogsy AL Dronsicsi sweIiiar. f,,es
~ e the eject Of a drastic purge - ~
For spppressioa large dose al ord - fal,c,
- Pr2Inec me desired effect by sympathy
A. DWHcr Pif, taso ono or two IIiilS Z, ,,ro
Hft digestion AMI relieve the stornach ~ i
An OCCASIONAL dose stimulates tho etcn,scb o,e
bowels into hCa.thy qGtiou, restores M .t,,.,,.
snd inviSOTates the system. Hence h it - - ~
'an'aseous where no serious arrangement ess.ts
sft,ss Ps makes him feel dcede,iiy ieie To- -
ilcr cleansing aud Ten>vating eject on the Giges
I've 1upm.-sus. 81
~ J. c. AYER g G d, Practical ChessGeas
LOWELL. tsAsS. y. .. e.
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NEW YORK CASH PRICE list.
OHiions, can sn1 Dor, So 30
~ ~ Mg 80
Dali Darret &c %
10 one barrel ~ 49,.

bai CarTtt &c %
one oarfeI, 20 60
Ne have IN stock, Of our own manufacturs.
foohng astefinis, &c az the following low pri-
1000 rolls extra BsbbeF Roofing. At 2 cents
Pei sqnars loot (Or We Eiil furnish Rabbsr
koohog, Nails, Caps, and Slate Paint FOR an en-
ufe new roof, az a cents Per sqtnre foot
1000 rolls 2 ply Tafsed ncofna Fell. M -
cents per square foot
sso0 tolis s-Py Iarrsd Roofing Fsls, Al "A
square foot ~
1000 gallons fne Easmsl Paint, mixed fesdy
Rsilon, al sh8des -
1000 BIS Slate Flour. rss All a. =.
1000 Soapsione FiguF. a
1000 Crafior Mineral 81
1000 Metallic Paint. dry ~
special prices per ton or carload lofs
az orders fansi be accompanied with the ma.
asy, or snejec' 70 80 days dfsf, On well knosn
y. \. SLATE PAINT COMPANY
December g. 1876. ~" io'A.
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A FORTUNE FOR on
IA LY ONE. DOLLAR

I'nol WILLIAM QUARTERLY DRAWING
at New Orleans, Tuesday, January 2, 1871.
L2UtStIJ61 StGte LOttepY ca.
THIS lostituiion was regularly incorpora ted
by The Legislature Of the State Tor Ednc,,ioual
purposes IN 1869, with a Capital oF 81 coo 600
10 which u has since added reserve fund OF
800, 600. rs 0rana Single Ng1e5er Dyogin0,
viii take place monthly. The season o. 1917
opens With the following scheme
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000.
! Prize $4,000 Prize 1000
1928 Prizes, Amounting to sec. j2J.
100000 TICKETS At
Only One Dollar Each.
Write Tor Circulars ~ send orders 70
CIIAS. Il. HOWARD,
New Orleans. La.
Or 70 ". LocsaTy, i57 Main s, Norfolk. Va
REGULAR QUARTERLY DRAW.
JAG 90 February 3, 1877. 1lcte's so csth
CAPITAL Prize 40 GOO
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-01-05

10 Nearly one thousand pocketboois
we're stolen during the progress of the
recent revival at Chicago.
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IySubscribcrs will bear in mind that
our terms for subscription are CASH or
It's equivalent IN ADVANCE.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-01-05
By Yesterdays Mail.

WAsuIseToS. January S.-Ali OF the
electoral returns Doth by mail aud mes.
senger) have been received by Mr. Fer.
~, President pro-. TEN. OF the Senate.
The last returas were received on Tues
day last.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-01-05

% The United States Senate was in
session on Tuesday last. but being with.
out quorum failed to transact any
business OF importance. The House
was not in session.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-01-05
R Il h d R II

The following abstract on
County
term OF the County
To the Worshpful County Court of Hampshire County
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-01-05

~ Gen. John J. Jackson. ST.. Of Par.
kersburg, died on the 1st inst. lie was
the father Of Judge John J. Jackson. ST..
Judge Nun. jackson and Col. J. 3.
Jackson, Of Parkersburg, and in his
day was talented and influential law
yer and politician. Up to the time of
bis deceasc ho retained much Of his vigor
and usefulness.
tS'G Gov. Vance, OF North Carolina
was inauguratcd on Monday last. lie
said in his message that he REGARDED
the National situation as critical.
70 General Crook says that Indians
make the best cayalrymen in the world
- Some idea Of the immense WELD
Of wheat in California may be gained
from the assertion male in San Fran.
cisco paper that after the next six
months al least a cargo a day Of Califor.
MIA wheat will be landed 10 various En-.
ropean ports.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-01-05
ayers Carhartic Pills,
For al: tho purposas Of G I.s-stirs

T,-......Js no oilt ned
cine Is 40 materially Ie
quired by ever bO,iy AZ
a caihar'ic, nor was cyca
any before 50 universal
j. adopted into nsc. IN
every couatryaHd .nune
all classes, q cil,s Mill
Sat efficient purra,irt.
PH. The obvious rca
son Is, thar it is a more re.
liable and far more cniee.
taai remedy than IN.
other. TsCsd wnC lar-e
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-01-05

iyWc are very much obliged TO Prof.
MILLER and his Cornet Band for the
sweet music they favored us with on
Christmas morning. IL was indeed n
pleasant surprise. and it wilt long be
cherished as one OF the happy enjoy
ments Of Christmas OF 1876.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-01-05

iSThc Legislature OF this Sfofe
mcsls OF Nelnc,doy next
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-01-05

~ None breaches beti. Y me
ant and sic says aashmg.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-01-05

tSWe are indebted TO Hon. G.. j.
Faulkner. for copy of the report OF the
Commissioner OF Agriculture for the
year 1873.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-01-05

EVWc are pleased to learn that the
watchman who elected a negro Of bad
character from the railroad depot in
Staunton. for disorderly conduct, and
was sentenced therefor. aa account of
which we published at the time, by. Ju.lgc
Rves, ofthe l.. $. District Court, under
the civil! rights bill, to Imprisonment. has
been pardoncd. t
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-01-05

y You've SroRTs,tAN Our little
friend, Burr Brady, with only tho help
If his dog, captured and killed full
grown gray fox. on New Years da7.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-01-05

70 General Crook says that Indians
make the best cayalrymen in the world
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-01-05

~ Rev. 4. II. Robinson, colored, who
was driven away from his church in
baltimore on account of his Democratic
sentiments IL j. said. has promptly gone
TO work at his old trade as q baker, in
Alexandra.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-01-05

AccIDENr.-Ch Charles Williams. living
lear Williamsport, fell from hay
stack and was severely injured one d ay
last week.
The New York herald., 1877-09-15

generally firm and for grain active. Engage.
Liverpool by sail. ~ OoD bushels graiu
ho hhds Missouri tobacco, 2s 3D. aud by 81 uoO
bushels grain iacuding .u.tsD do. bin). IOta
5000 do price; 500 DO lo,,d 1900
DO per stesmer September 20. lid. and
3fO1D do vessel.
5000 bbIs nour Is I'd 800 hhds Missouri tobacco ;sos
London. 5000 bushels grain. 1Od by sail.
1000 bbls -four ~ hhds tobacco. 4os 500 btlS oil
cake, D. Id glasgow steam, .. oOo bu.heIs grain, In
clndn: 10 do I'D oid.: 500 do. 81 3D. and 90 do.
sad a9isd Bremen. steam ~ tons goods.
Including organs 2Js. Hamburg. steam 100 boxes
starch marks. thsrtcrs-A British brig hence a
direct Irish port, with 5000 quarters grain private
terms bark. hence TO Bremen with 3.UO quar-.
ter grain Ia British bark hence TO cora for oraers,
$500 quarters gram Is ID. two barks, from Pna-
dephia Cork for orders. with grain az Is. I'd.
Norwegian bark. with 800 quarters an Italian bark.
100 and Germsn bark. with 1900 quarters,
last evening Phsaeluhiat Cork for orders. al Is I'D,
and Norwegian bark thence with 24no quarters grain.
voyage. at 7s. 4si American schooner Bos
toni hence xands with ,o0 refined petro-
eum. At :Eic American brig (st Boston,, hence
Beyrout with 5000 csses do. a 35c an Apercan bark
lprevously) hence Ale Nandria with 1900 do then
81 British brig hence to Waterford, With 100 bb
reuu Al netrn nlauf rs
The New York herald., 1877-09-15
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON. sept. II. 1877
s'; 's1s ' I'$%ss Elss
eeS & ssss ro., TO- ssee re-
wise, a,aaa. Sales, i..5o.
Cotton que, and firm aG @adns H"s.1l ie s'S ioa siaaa
gross i7s Export, coas,se. a. sas SO soes sas.
snse. s wsesy n, ssesp s, bales gross 217s
&C Cotton suis, and ar%; %,sqns io.s $iasiias,
SAFE: loo s'oss: so wessy-Sss receipts as7
Cotton armsr %ddss 10 lss. icr middilns. ios.e.;
fI?e 'Eiapas EsPal s s.' issF'. S
WssEywNs. % sscopt. AZ bales; gross 1898 Exports
Cotton amcr; mddns ios,e iSe. ' low m miading,
4os bales sa's, ,,o stock i9,s 7 MeskySe'
wuxscros. n. o.. sept. IL. 1877.
Spirits Of turpentnc steady at .4c Rosn quiet, with
yellow 0 dip aa% 1n ar'i Tar d and
nominal
Flou, unclaimed; sales. Loo sbls Wheat
LOO do Of amber Michigan on private terms n so srsye
sss Barley aemn. ESI. messa4 Ior esi,sd. sa5
siuis sI7 ss mddng sss per ton Canal ireiph1sr %
%ne: Ss s. TO % IL: ssy Ssx i to ssT York
@ 1e Goo .s pss, M 9
bsis. ''"''' ' ''''' '''' '''pp'' V '-" ''0'
so ,,,. yuryALo. Sept: II, 1877.
in limited request sales $500 bushels No hard Duluth
ears NO at SIC no transactions at cali Of Board
Ss .s ass ss sSh';
oat. se ecs,ps oy iassSFiour ioss Ssls oay %hsat @
BY ralroad~fionr 3So5 Lbls wheat 1000 bushels
sS By canal 70 sahs s;'%s%a. esra
'S % p9 by
1000 do '''>'' "' ''e'
r,.. TolrDo. Sept "a, 1877;
amber Michigan spot 81 32 September 81 26 October
81 e' Ny red Wabash. IL s rssssa VA
bash ST. GGrn r, asl high mixed & 4ss no. SPOT 47e
damaged DIE. Oats dal So spot. heId 27lc a7e.
Flour. 700 IBIS wheat 6foO bushels; corn Is 900 do.
oats, 1000 shipmentsfIour, 200 bbs wheat 5000
bushels; corn, 1900 do. oats, 2.loodc.
Flour rons family So 90 ss 4" sS%Ps %s.as H. IL nss sooa
os. sad Es' = m 10 d. at cssc % & s @
SOC soc sc &c Barley syt d% sample lots % q Western spring q
settle; o. los Bnis meats IN %ir % as%sn%; sSoSi:
5'sc Bacon scarce aud drn, $50 sac. and siac a
s.sa Tor r. ;son!dsr cisas rib AID clear ae whsAey
sugar nrn,, uncnanged Hogs active brm common
& & Sasss.s Sai .npPns r. - 4 4 " Rss,p a. pse'ag r.
head; shipments, s23 do.
CHICAGO, Sept ~ 1877.
No. spring, 81 osl. a ii os cash. 81 oo.. sepiem.
semIer: 42ysc bid oetoScr oats os a. asilc CASH
a. se"s 81 Cash sia 5'es ns"sy
s211 ~ 10 al the Y yea. a. al h-q % d" 1sa aud as nSmnay
easier Il s.e aud &c for .hcaiasrs. clear rib and
Rssspss rioar ess rhs.i ooo bs.ns ss fe
laI3o do oats gaq9o DO rye, ,7oo 90 ia, ss,sy
bushels: coru ao 800 oats. Goo, do barley 10000
90. Clossa-Whest, 81 o5it = te,s ssp,,mper Corn
a 3c lower Lard unchanged
The New York herald., 1877-09-15
CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
The closing quotations At three P. N. were:-
THE MONEY MARKET.


Money call lent at per cent, advanced TO q mar
cent and closed at 2t per cent. The following were
The rates Of exchange on Now York At tho under.
mentioned cities to-day:-Savannah, buying y off,
selling par; Cincinnati, moderately active buying
par, selling lilo premium; Charleston, easy, par
4 premium; st. Louis, so discount; Now Orleans.
commercial q 3-l6, bank x q, and Chicago l-Io
discount Foreign exchange closed nrm at T. 81 Asa
for bankers sixty days sterling and s61s 4s7 for
demand
THE GOLD MARKET.
Gold opened and closed at 1oS 4, with sales in tho
interim at 1882. The market was dull throughout
he day. The carrying rates ranged from TO per
cent, and oaus made fiat for borrowing
cLEARIyGs THE NATIONAL BANK OF TIE STATE
NEW YORK.
5olo balances. 81, 039 500
currency palanccs..... 1,0776l7
UFoss c'oaTanCeS. IL. J52. 0CO
CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT
Currency exchanges. $85 6s2 707
currency balances 2,54O S3I
Goia excnanges.. 6,67S, $50
""u oa'ances' Ol4,297