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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-14
GARBAGE DUMPED IN THE RIVER

Captain Conway ono Of tho inspectors OF the Pilot
Commissioners. whose duty IL IS TO detect cases of
violation OF tho law In reference TO the dumping of
garbage in the river, was going tho rounds of the
piers last Friday night. when he saw three sail.
ing down the North Rivor Opposite Ganscyoort
street the contents wero dumped into the river,
and they returned up the stream. The
Captain learned that The garbage had been
taken from the slip between the piers 80 and 50 North
River. Tho soows belonged to- the HUDSON River
Towing Company and the Mcrkic was tho name OF tho
tug used TO tow Them About 20 cubic yards oi gar
base had been dumped into the river Tho legal pen,
atty for violation OF law 80 for every cubic yard
thus dumped. This. In the present oase, would
amount to 81, 226 the sum which the Commissioners
will take legal steps to recover from the Towing Com
pany.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-14
SUSPICIOUS PROPERTY.

The attention OF Roundsman Mcmahon, OF the
Eleventh precinct, South Brooklyn, was attracted
yesterday morning by the suspicious actions OF man
In rowboat lying of the foot of Van Brunt street
lie arrested the boat man, who said That his name
George Honcn, and that he resided at Ezabethpori
j. In tue boat the officer found two coils OF Manila
rulc, eleven towliucs and 10 India rubber coat. The
explanation OF the way lie obtained the property was
NOT satisfactory officer. who took him into
tody. The prisoner 10 held TO await examination
before Justice Ferry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-14
EXCURSIONS.

fFslSsw. superb ps'as. MfhfS
"a. oS sns daily
a%ps tine for bathing and luncheon BY the
amer az charming sail
Single TIP Tickets ;iilsT WAY IS cent.
iS, PIER Sorih Kssr a. io'so O'Clock, and Martins
XXX "a sas
leaves Harlem s.0 A. NJ: laoth st, 1t IS ios, 81
sa sss + :. 90 Grand Sc ss ys q 4" ssy
sr L raFsFSh ws rs
s.s E II 's 'ss~ns & Gs M wi
Sss PORK sad sfr The NsT FARE
and TO BOSTON So A limited number OF passengers
MOONLIGHT ON THE iiUDsoN-TIlE PLYMOUTH
lt Rock next Thursday evening August 10 leaves pier
Jersey City. at si5. and ST. North River. at
sen before S Gsbi ns a s oomss
the season.
4 .rlsMISd BANKS nyERY DAY, sATTED I.',Ss
St. \ E. $40: sth st., T. r.; Z: pier u i; IS; I'D
RI .ss lSia ds H. e. r psi IA s
A GRAND SPECIAL EXCURSION
rurpsp aSsa As sstsfH IL. 1871
The ms awit,sn p "a .,ss steamer
@ sSi Ri, e Ss sss s' s
9"f css A iris r +, o Ny. York
A ---foK LXcuRsToNs--sTeAMER THOMAS POW:
spring, Glen Wood groves. MARTIN HASKELL 1l0
NxCURsION BOATS AND GROvEs.-sTEAMER
Caledonia. Anna BALDWIN also Excelsior Park Rari
tan Besch c@ld Spring and Oriental Groves y
open evenings
boats F .avs Canal s. SHADY SIDE
a, AR :. .7 q s ssa,.. ,;.
Leave DA1 Ao e s. 4 lRA IS GIS n
L'OR A DELIGHTFUL SAIL TAKE BOATS FROM
II Peck slip and 18th st. half hour Tor Astoria,
Harlem acd High Bridge.
GRAND FAMILY EXCURSION TO NEwBURG
" Iona Island and West Point, stopping at Yonkers
THURSDAY, August y .@s sTNpAY, Aayu".is
Gsseil,s whar6, Bycoslyn a. 5iH st. eboEen 4;
North River, 9:2O A. NJ
no. FOR nockAwAY BEACH, TODAY.
llGo palace steamer COLUMBIA; largest excursion
steamer ever built. Soc advertisements
NEW ROUTE TO GoNE{ isLAND, AND LOCUST
ARRowsMifn viii leave IVES. I'D st. ioA N. j, 4 PM;
Leroy 10 40 A. NJ 40. 4Io T. NJ Franklin s., 10 20
s" Il MiSs oL6s s was a st.
ts 10 T. H. ai 10 f. H. ran Xii I s si 4
SEQ T. NJ. pier ID North River. rs a. NJ i. 10 r NJ.
80 r A s'9 s5c Z E2 lR rckh az
Connecting with rairoad for Cables and Middle Island
hotels and Bath Park.
WEST POINT OR NEwBURG DAILY tEXCErT
w sundays,.Take regular albany Line: return by down
boat Round tickets ut excursion rates. See Day Line ad
veitsement.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-14

MARRIED

BARYgrT-UTrER. by tho Rev d. I. Marks, August
s, ). MAURICE BARNETT to CARRIE A. UTTER
sK-BODGR.-Brookyn, Monday, August 10, at the
residence OF the Rev. q. W. Acn CHANDLER q. FISK,
OF Upton, Mass, TO MARY !. BoDGE, daughter OF Will
lam r. BODICE, Jr., OF Brooklyn. y. Y.
Wo0ns lcket Or. ~ Patriot please copy.
snEPARp-iiARKgR In Boston, August s, by tho
Rev j. ". Hamilton Mr. WARREN Il. SHEPARD, Of
New YORK, 10 Mrs. ROSE BARKER, Of Boston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-14
THE VISITING GOVERNORS.

Colonel Peyton, who has in charge the visiting Gov.
ernors, called at the Produce Exchange yesterday and
stated that the visitors would inspect the trade r
sources &e, Of tha eiy About the Let Of septembek
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-14

no PHILADELPHIA,
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
BETWEEN
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
10 Through Trains ench why daily: Dcpos in Phladc
phia, . in New York.
Double track the and the fastest
time consistent with absolute safety.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-14

1EANbOAi roar LEE 10 CHAerEH--FROM $50
)so 300 aay Apply at AZ Fulton IT,, inP.M.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-14
POST OFFICE NOTICE.

v)0ST OFFICE NOTICE.
The Foreign Mails Tor the week ending Saturday August
49, 1877 will close at this Office Tuesday at A. NJ,
for Europe by steamship Wyoming via Queenstown, on
Wednesday, at A. M for Europe steamship Abyssinia,
via Queenstown correspondence for France to be forwarded
by this steamer mus. be specially addressed ana at A. NJ
Thursday. at II NJ for Europe by steamship iiamnoua
via Plymouth Cherbourg ami Ilamburg Saturday At 10
A. NJ for Europe by steamship Adratic via Queenstown
Ior Germany Scotland and North Of ireland
% by this must be specially ad-
drcsed. and az NJ for scotland and North of Ireland
bv steamship California via Neville and Glasgow, and ut
IL 80 A. NJ. for Europe by steamship Neckar via South
ampton and Bremen. The steam ships Wyoming Ably ssin
Adriatic take mails for Denmark Sweden and
Norway. The mail, Tor Kingston Ja.. leave New York
August H. The mails Tor the West Indies via Havana and
Thorn bermuda and st. Thomas leave New York
August 30 The mails china and Japan will leave San
Francisco August The mails Cor Australia, &C.. will
leave Francisco september II.
7. L. JAMES.
New York August IL, 1871 Postmaster.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-14

On and after July -, 1877
Trains New York via Desbrosss and Cort
lnndt ferries as ollows:
Z so 20 @ 80 Limedl, 10: A. NJ 4. o. g. aud
= so T. NJ. SUNDAY, . A. NJ. 8. q, Z ana $3.50 T. NJ.
Returning trains leave Philadelphia 1886 g. 30 s. 80
aud A. H. l.imited Express; 81 p. ~ ,. 5:p,
and 35 L. NJ. and IL Midnight. On Sunday 3:35, 3
s 80 a. NJ. 4. Z 30 L. NJ. ard - Midnight.
Ticket offices. $40 and 94 Broadway, No. Astor House
and OF Desbrosses and Cortlandt st No Court ST.
Brooklyn; Nos ia, NC and lis Hudson s.. B9boken
place. FRANK THOMSON, General Manager.
1. T. FARMER. General Passen ger Agent.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1877-07-06

A List of Lands and Town Lots, in
the county of Mile Laos, and State of
Minnesota, upon which taxes are de-
linquent and unpaid on this LIST day Of
June, 1877.
Year which taxes are due, 1876.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1877-07-06
DELINQUENT TAXES.
STATE OF MIMNESOTA-COTN.
OF MILE LACS-SS.- District
Court-7th Judicial District.

VI MlLLE LACO-OO.-DlSCfl
Court-7th Judicial District.
The State of Minnesota, to all per-
sons, companies or corporations, who have
or claim any estate, right, title or interest
in claim to, or lien upon, any Of the sever
al pieces or parcels of land in the list here
to attached described.
The list of taxes on real estate for the
county Of Mile Laos remaining delinquent
on the first day of June 1877, has been
filed in the office of the Clerk of the Dis
trict. Court, in the county of Mile Laos of
which that hereto attached is copy.
Therefore you and each of you are here
by required to file in the office of said clerk
within ten days after the last publication
of this notice your answer, in writing, set
ting forth any objection or defence you
may have to the taxes, or any part thereof,
upon any piece or parcel of land described
in said list, in, to, or which you have or
claim any estate, right, title, interest,
claim or lien And in default thereof,
judgment will be entered against such
piece or parcel of land for the taxes on said
list appearing against it, and for all pen
alties, interest and costs.
(~~) D. A: Galley, Clerk of the
) SEAL. District Court, in and for
|~~\ Mile Laos County. MINI.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-27

lower New foet2c Oats quiet but firm at 21e3le hyo
quift buf q m 10 81 HG2c Barley sf-ddT abH MN -
spring csc PORK quiet ~ ali ID bid 81 as-eH i@ ~
fair femaDd steam. Rendered, cf het'.si 80 -.
Shoudrs- 6a6itc; Loose Green Meats ia good Gc91nI
hissey steady aad nnchsnryd Butter dali and uncanea
sugar qlet and unchanged HOGS weaker 2r9oA' - ~
era - i5dsl 20. receipts, s,3sJ shipments, so ,,.
DFrH0r 26- Flour frTn Wheat share nfIef iAiIe
White Michigan. ~ 35isDsl 3j csh A 5J2 Noyei1pe'
and December 40 90 81 30 > cash and Noy'nDeI. ~.
Amber Mich ffu 81 p Corn firm ant fnei Dn,- ~ ~.
81 bid for No. Mixed ReceiDt--flour ll7oy Dgiti
Wheat 2JUOO BUSH Oais 800 Dush. Slipments >;
bush. Wheat ? 600 busn Corn l50) bush; OATS 9OV"
bush. ~.
buoyauf unsettled 40 Hnrl hhNnnkef ~ u ~ Is
81 1874; No. 80. 81 l2s; December - % jannery
lUla No DO. ~ = Corn full and nominal 80
42c. Oats and hrm No. 20 rye qniet 10 1
57c. Barley strong. higher Unsettled; NO F2 20.
Freights-Naeat Buffalo jc I.,ceiuts,5o) hbD fogrf
81 900 bush. whrat shpments-i3OO0 bbs Flour s8voO
TOLEDO Nov. 28-Flour frm Wheat firm No White
Michigan a. TO- held m 81 20 p ~ 3tP bf Am
bcT Michigan, and seller Decembe 81 S2t seller IAN
3D1i seller necruDer a. ~ seller January g. "23 No:
Ret fl "a. r. rctei axe shore 81 ~ No ? Day IN ana
Michigan held - - -y 20 spring - - 2 20 ~;
f1c sre. November NrV seller December lea AZ tJci
seller January le at ijr -cr Stay 81 Le-td iI'c
New IN f3i9c; Danced fse Nes - cC oats trNs No
Prime - s2q. Hos "A $3.50. ctvG x on ~ p'uniN
i,-ce!pfs-Whcaf 2nO0O busbs Corn $4,000 bush. oats
> Loo bush Smpments-FouT 100 bDiss Wheat 5000
bush Conn., 1900 bush. Oits, lf0J bulh At hc Gloss
SPOT II 334 sr December IL 33 No Rcd Wni,r so.er
N0reMbcr ~L L3l s.er December - 3'si seller January
81 g No. . Aricr Miehigsn 81 %. Com .rm and un
changed. Oas. 292c for Michigan No. v bate 5o'gc
New-York tribune., 1877-11-27

at 71ls671 ss970lq; Northwestern common Mt "I@
S6l2a36ss, and preferred ut 67lsa66's6G6i2.
Rock Island sold at OO7sG1O1 l0Ol2 and Kansas
Pacific was worked into an apparent activity at 90
9lq0s12.
Chicago and Alton was without sale. Neyerthe-
less there was apparent a nervous anxiety TO sustain
It's price and 1t was finally quoted at 7o'ia 1912.
The financial and transfer agents Of the company III
this city, deny all reports relative to contemplated
meeting of its stockholders 70 invest gate ITS affairs
And in this. Judging from the average character OF
stockholders. they are probably correct But
the same persons were equally ignorant OF
the amount of the outstanding bonds Of the
Louisiana and Missouri River Railroad. in excess Of
the authorized sum Of I'll 1000 per mllc-these bonds
a re guaranteed bv the Chicago and Alton Company
and OF any further claims of the Nlggns Ferry
Company against the chicago ana AtOn Noh-
pauy beyond the Judgment already obtain
ed for S1O3. 900. Yet che court rendering
the Judgment held that the contract between the
two companies was perpetual and that Therefore
damages would continue - accrue SO ionk u s .Io
contract was violated. Under this decision Two 2u-
ditiOuai suits have been commenced. li ! ,il,uI.'l
issued about November II 10 was claimed ihal a."
extension of the Louisiana and Missouri line from
Mexico across the State of Missouri 90 Kansas "s,
1G2 miles. could De completed for TavJ'"oVT- H..
cent upon which would be only N2lVVooi ii,L ~ uY
the most cautions estimates prepared by tle res
dent of The Chicago aud Alton Road the dement's VI
tho net results to bee derived by the road rom '"s
extension wi. not be less than 'OV'oOO heI. ;.
I'm connection with tnis matter me pasl Dh-iii'9'
hctyvtcn the GlicagO and Alton, aud It's kati' 'vl.
neciiOn-the ST. Louis Kansas Ci'N ana ~ Y; ,i,i
kallwav-hecomes OF interest. ne ~ +i,
which pUrpOrt5 t. be the Oinci3i s'ai "" '
,ro.s fs lpts of the s.. =. r. {. ana NuIthein O"
pluv ON account of freight ana pas't i- rs rec w
iron, on delivered to the Chicago ana Anon .n-
pl-,,- was submitted 10 tn financial agents "i VS.
tbicaeo and Alton for verifcaton, but they could
neither verify nor deny 70:
New-York tribune., 1877-11-27

r,.v,ro :, Y Nov. 28.-Flocr drm. good demand .
s'l-- inner ~ UOds- 90 White s. 1887 15
Pat..r - -oaso- NeN Process =, 900 ao Eye ,f
= 1900 t6 10 arrive, az ~ 26. 200 No / Milwaukee
tiuh a3 . -d. Corn stroag .lie. too'o oo oa Ply i
and Sos, 1lyfd fU.L1 20 J.c. oats 'in INQUIRY .r
an 1- Ta}c Rve nominal Barley in n- de"lif sales
Si"i' ~ dess pors sIl Iard "a tercc7 s7ie.. IN
h-5r,' 10 intermediate points 5o0.tl5 bush
~ ~ Pr, sb corn "a 900 bush. Oats Ol0 bush. Rye 1905
the Crssk ig,'o 'sa sa FS n'1' n v G-n gSst
y,e,t 4 900 bash. Corn $4,000 bash. oai. iO0o bisl
p.r e,. additional charters--l-Nl bus. W ArA~ itVWO
Dn-h ,n.i' - an rte s ,tsp Cana.s- 81 ss8 busb.
Neif 81 90 bush. 0a256 bush OATS, 1920 oush
ce,-,q9 Nov ai-Fiour quiet and unchanged. wheat
,tl aa higher strung aa ugrktt cplnrled So Chira-
,a spr1F llh; No Co. a . cash m a9A s'gn'i 4
nuary No Q fo Al % Rejected 81, 132 corr siron.
sa nhrr 1870. cash anu November US Dccrnp'r anI
ne {'4l = , uS13e hshcr. a8Sc cash 2G Noven-
h'r a5Nc Decernb,r; 25h January Rejected -2e Rye
sser ana a b.fcr SsS H 90 e e,sn. s & S Y Yoyeaf
and D.cembr. 81 t-G me year - ~ V'al- ~ ~
January s; 80 3 god = s'iB 20 aear ss .sG S'I e ar 4 g
nr ltS ear fsr Wfssy .ir-cy and unehsnsed Al = o6
611 tsr. oa,. ~ ooo rr'li sye $50 bush Barley 5000
V,t -iior,1ts- Flour 500 bills. wheat $1,000 bush
. lgl noO bn.h Oats 2200 pu-h: iiye -00uo oush
Bnr.sy $4,000 uusL AZ tlc t.oa u, ~ " 4, IN ''i
bnf terr 81 ia Noyemher y "5-.i gr Dsr's w.
% sl ,s - ssse aesa,e zSfo a2sa- Dscemoer
prs stfosssr az IsiA January. lard higher " " 2
eas .Is,,sx,r Nov 2a-Four sups Famnv. IS 7osss s6
hsat dall and nominal, Ee. >! zoe q -s Corn dun aa
New-York tribune., 1877-11-27

1-.NnAr. Navanh.r -. n.

T7. ,li.f features of to-lav's s.ocb market were
o..u,ous weakness In the railway stocks reucr-
sIr and am irrecular strength in the coal shares.
Spscrlarors to-day had tbe story of new coal com-
Ji.a,.on Old the brain. Il was repeated tine and
a...., f-out +h4 great operators. down totle fire.
ouer. .crs Of the J. and $1O shops. IL matters not
that Che officials Of tie large companies know Moth
iag Of such d scheme In the tall. OF stock
Spectators. not only the basis FOR sech
au arrangement has been reached but
tho details are all settled. If any ono fails
t. make money by buying tie coal shares, it
VIII Iot be ior waat Of advice from the
present large holders. Never before were points
and Aowiedzs' likely to produce i gen
erL buying so freely Distributed There is no
doubt That tls talk ha. induced large covering of
New-York tribune., 1877-11-27

i:r demand export hone raae quie noler lales LOO
hal- So1mon 90 cool Eyrra 8 f6 GO 81 O. ,h.ics
Also 600 bJs Exfrl taken ir Baltimore ior south Amerc a.
equal 81 RYE FLyt1 quiet steady sales 800 bbls
selling - so ~ 10 per lH0 m.-cOEN NEAL dul. rn-
3tsnset ,a, e. i,8 eeis- leisT E',,qTR' = ogg gs-
500 Sake CIV. :, h nor roo n
CHATN-WHLAr- tlr berrc- fair export. light citv
m I'm aeA,1' M"lfr1ts trade IN INJURIES & lae @ a"cs
ne i4l " ei 81 e-s"ft cefn4ni at tO3 l-si VI.
clnfi1e I9ttoO bush pot N0. Chica, ans MiNalSoe
~ 32a9fl 55 no Mlwansee and Mime ia ~ 500 ~ >
tanada spring 820pp bush bpndl, p {; Whio canada
81 So y 3o o whe q n 10 s1li5S t[t Torsbsr 4s s. 81 :,
al -, closing 81 3l bid ~ 2h assel dor DecembeF
No 2 Winter He, November closing ~ - bd. ~ 20
assrd d., necerber 81 45 m ~ a. l. asked DO January
closing 81 3-st hd 81 80 asked do. Lcceluucr
81 3{ bid p b asked do January 81 81 hi1 - 53 y
BA RLEY-uie with scarcely much strength
liree recepts have slight depressing eGct sale. S&o)O
bu- ~ iJc proved i1te -cudng leVou Due 4lce
40 itffer Urc~ No canada. 39c stained canada BS 3c
bond also jlOO bushels Feeding Brey. Ni-LEf
-sc 90 CiNApA PI.t. -fel'y. .alrs 5000 bush. ,5cr
bona 30 i,EEN PEAS ault uuc' ,nget sontaern Il.s
good home trade h-isS speculative demand sales $1,000
orsh; mru4.r t~sooo blsh SPOT No 3 loc -i'in.s l1
mixed fZst $50 D. f n'c storrs b+4 % f frnat tleh
Mixed AMI irInN Wesrrn so q6j Zee na ,lY sc Sow fo
Ira0are and Jery, ic.. very intoior dstInR &c.
store Neary a ne sa's both or sno ant IN nre e cry
No viEr, steam Mrod Novee ber. closing ~ -
bI; Gic asked; do December r2c closing, DZis bid btc
asked do Jlnutry 81 b.. closing. 6 .r biA 62c asked
80 Nofcmb r. &C. closing tc Did: G3 c asse, 80 De-
,,,rv stsc itd cji.c Se.ti | ~ d AIS we i,c lover
dull. 5000 bush. No white SO :. iOitc. 40
4pi,cs Nivei -t1te ssdi0Lc: While western &0a4ic;
White state, 42o4i5c 1FU-sjsaiy 40 % and 6p iD'
- 504s2l; 80 70 100 b. s2ia rye Feed. si9cs-o
siarns al 80 per Ton '. BEANS Marrow. hru aud
wanted, - $50; lC Medium, plenty ful. p p hcd l'-
nry quiet ~ az - hite dull = 4JGs- 90 blacks
-. Ptl. ~ jQt2 -u. al choice.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-27

FfOrrU AID MEAL Low Grades 81 X sha nIl'I
with nersfe export inquiry. Meum and Detirf a
local trldr demand NANNY i.t faHn-
au.s sals- 900 tbi- inciufing goo ~ ~
Tor west Iudiis So 20 af6 80 Loo NO = -, JUS D..
duu Winter Wheat Extra T. 800 opi7 hh's'' " ' @
M. .II within fLt range t'' l7 l
. 80, al 49, about 800 bills ~ the aslrs we're
f,r export Qu0atons cr No 2 s5nti 40 'uitihh"
.n i,Ye.fsrn - T30EH %: Common 10 thf EAlIA
state % 35as5 80; PAR 70 ch9ier - -. - 20 -
,rs VI -od =. Is tsnmon Good tEtra ONO - t"N
~ 10 Good lAoice - I5e- 5 slisarso,t ~ = '
Patent $3.50 70: Low Ettrs, 80 olae9 - ~ 49, ~
t. Frtra Common Good, - "dfn 20 ''oEr 20
az 3O1ss Is ths market closing .teld ior 80" srsrr a
Tar Qood 10 OhOfce brands .-sOuIibhN FLoth VV1efs
New-York tribune., 1877-11-27

-,...,rt. toT4v loads ~ Jersey D.rv,
ani + 20 -X'ir,n .5 1'1.s % rla r..riyrr OF i've stock
.J- hri" i-' q. r,4-rf,r -Ot n,ad. WaiNDl IS
t.i, hood. y Morris I.-It ltld Meyers = Rec
- i,r liz ,tlc.r.~lrs n only .n lively laIrsei-, ii %
mem "f' ' l,s. .trIa. b. ,s been uu th- mend and
better prices. ~, ..itl fe best feeling Nat
when tlt tmartr ' -'r fi orl.on wa. .r. j. -.
hai existed t' ot h'i tit,- =. .r acr i,nt,ro-e-
pressed tai ~ t ,.-- o.. .t'Ir a,s, ,ou Monday has
went W'ut 'r Nii. 1..'+ ..,r.f fik.s everything
come, ro, ti3f $50. have been able SOB record for MANY
long day. no.. ma .,, ~ ,sr4-.r ~ poor duality
against IT., ,.., .f.tl...rt -uunlv vet with al
of ,'. f.e tr1f. was -orl. baJrrs came ulallg,
lrousa lAe ne 'l. ,,y az" bt ,gat suited them and saasi
oh. tl- t..I.f..rt weather. Thus tae stock spd
7l,lt,r .n 't Non tr ne laree quantity sse the
pens would no 'i'' . 80, i.rl.r. u..-. csuu.I.I -
tir 1irl.Ah Nl n, f.eir eatti. r~soId TIE quality
..i.g l, i nrt ltt5 iroul mat Of te past we pile
rl-I' T5 -li. ,"i,y -- III aisrr the good ones were
the lraFlnl' 81 'ti' fglf oI nr lc - D., to-day would
a ~ ii i', , Almost unstable tFo wee5 ego In. are age
rs Al w e as ,oa , 20 y as. o ea, on '' 'd ''a
tl1s " fiy iiy ,r r. was - rrAIn- aud col r1os 20
or 54 63 o no &c.. Average Dgce siic, against
>. gn asL A'.'' ~ ' ~ AZ H. IS % 63 At 0',c; 30 ,lc
"r, l 81 ~ o mostly 81 iu t-+ at 9c. j6 5 30
'I I 8f2 To- 1t7 80 l1-a.i ID az -i2ti
W 9 i'Y' ID. af Ilr. rar -G % lId .rt " % .' 20
&C., - a. 49,. e. .trong aglius. sc on ia,t 3fou.
aay and ts same 'n r,2 M nv concv * Mcphsr.ou for c.
sales TO-DAY =, J,l ,ls n at lic5T % co.. LIB
y. Bedford II i In H. ai II &C. less 81 .4rh l. DO
t ~ llac" ~ ''' f.r n,,s.rd a. ForI k-ntIcky
;'-l 10 ~ h. 81 r Is do. .l %. at &C. y = ,or
I2 I1r a. Ai,.. Is s,n--eHs li.' o.. % I,. 5 ~ t'r
Da' .np"fi. ',S'i - 5f M irr r. w. Fish raio l22,
iA D. i'- ~ ~ . 3rF b. 10 IUilc. H1- l.tiv b. 20
3 a' o l. ia5 %. at tc; d. J. 30 D. u y Il. :
New-York tribune., 1877-11-27

Fnfnr-s moderately active, closing and points higher
-asr. -arurifv evCnIn.. - 900 bales
r-.lrat Cal -Jauuay. goo isl February 2oo
IL43. JllF. 400 l-tf, i1tsl l.uu bnles second CALI
So .rs Third t1il November 200 e. u. --n, ll-4 100
Il27. NAY, luC llsti june 600 56: total 100 giirs
Ao lO0 November. fi.GUl l2g $500 UrccIHcf, l'--
Oils. -O-U0. JanuIry, i-s0li.-L; i.'ou, f"nrlar,
4fqlI4l 800 March ll5J4ll.51s 500, April lo'a
iI7O. 300. May, 1855 200 June; Jog. =. paid 20 s6 ~
ir Novonncr regular total, $1,000 baes Grand To-
taI 5000 baies.
ad
New-York tribune., 1877-11-27

In state bonds there were far dealings n
Tcruc--re-. new, at fd|. ~. Georgia Us. IaT,
were strong. a. los. District of Columbia 3-GJs
welded TO 7j A sale 0f q small lot OF North Caro-
] ..l.,-i.l,.a cou-OIs were steady at SILL.
In city bauk stocks, Bank Of The state Il 81 sold
III 121. and Continental CI at 30. Tn railroad
l,ul- the I.sues OF the Western roads command
.,.ri3l prominence. Tue North West gold bonds
,-.~o manipulated up % JJi.. interest bonds sell-
inc at 1OJl2. The ST. PIul MORTGAGES were all
active and highrr-la Crosse dlv sion at 100 !;
/ g. NJ division ~ 9103I u; &. a VI. division
1ogI, and sinking fund, $3.50. Nmona and s.
paul hrs's guaranteed By Chicago * North
Wtst were at ssh. Rock Island. new. 40
wears Gs were higher at looa lO0l-; Harlem hrsts
n 1885,. Ohio and Mississippi con~oi- at 9lal. and
ro...ol /, f. at g-lt and seconds at Js. There was
free b.lving of Hannibal and 81. Joseph convertible
) per cents. at advance 10 ~S's, The lcce ilier
yielded To- - Is. Missouri iacihc nrss were freely
bought at lOoos, seconds being ufh al w. dLd
-,.rfF Pacific Hrsts at rs. There was considerable
i.-iur,s iD Kansas Pac tc incomes 80. 10, in con-
Iec-'1g uA the recent speculation IN The stock, m
0eg2L Central faclhcs were easier ~ lUl ., and
IuI0u f-,ts at 1O7l3; Cleveland and Pittsburgh
to-.,,t,- sold at iOT: Toledo and Wabash uT-t- ~.
,t. division at ssh: Great Western seconds, cX-
November coupon, M G~3i; NcW-lors Central - ot
1857. al 1864; and Alton aid Iere Hlute hfsts
cod wa. dun. aud demand Of interest on sales
AZ IOy7. for the most part. aud exceptionally 40 lO3
On gold loans the aggregates were 10 3l2 per cent
The Assistant treasurer paid ouJ %lVJ.oVO
c,ir interest and 100000 IN redemption 81 called
hopd. The daV's business OF the gold clearing de
,rrlneft of the Bank Of the state OF Nrw-l Or COW
cred Gold cleared $l6,J3IOOOi gold balances.
~. .Io2. 500: currency balances @I'oOo,3Jo. Inc
gold quotations were;
...........lO27. i8..................-....-.103
Foreign exchange was firm, and on sixty days
bills higher. with a good inquiry Tor exchange 10
cover inpnrt atoms If bonds from Europe nOw made
M "a profit. We annex current closing quotations:
New-York tribune., 1877-11-27

The week opens upon money market without es-
seutial change. Call loans were made az per cent
on, United States bonds and 5tI6 on miscellaneous
collateral with late afternoon business at sharp =
The range Of commercial paper Is 5207. The
United States Treasury, at Washington, to-day Te-
ceiyed $500, 900 National bank notes for redenp-
New-York tribune., 1877-11-27
financial.


4 -ITAN NIVIN@. " -
n. NFV-YOHK. NETROPOLTAN, MUTUAL AID
MANhATTAS Gas STOCKS BDLhhI AND SOLD,
and al OK Brooklyn and Nca YORK Gas -,cllci te4s
in by GLD II. ftEN Ii@-, - -
Room % 800 br1al7-, y. \.
ClTY OF COLUMBUS, ONO, FUNDING
- SKIES due l-gl issned 10 Q kC up water clshts.
small amount NJ these desirable bonds FOR sale by PERKINS.
LIVINGSrON, POST g CO. 23 Nassa11h
FIRE INSURANCE STOCKS bought and
4 sold. by p. 3. BAILEY % Walist.
4" GOLD AND UNITED STATES BONDS.'
~ D.. commission for bul irg and sellg-carf."f a.
hong required, very small Margin ard A. ON charge u
interest UENKi CLEW> g Coz
g6 Neg- 49,. Nca-iOrk.
Maubrrs or the EfrF-Y0rk stock COLI l.H Hsuge.