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Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-06-15
HIGHWAY NOTICE.
JOHN MYER, Petitioner.
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independence, Iowa May as. 1877,
~ al Ilh0m nay t,,ncornr
TINHE Commissioner appointed to vacato u
L highway, commencing at the north quarter
post Of section eleven. I'D township eighty nine,
800, range eight, (S), in Buchanan county, run
ming thence east one and one-half miles. more or
less to the town line between Byron and Fremont.
has reported in favor OF the vacation thereof, and
all objections thereto or claims for damages must
be filed in the Auditors Office on before noon
OF the 4th day OF August, A. d.. 1877 or such high
way will be vacated W ithout reference thereto.
4w45 ID. A. McLEISII, Co. Auditor
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-06-15

AUDITORS OFFICE, BUCHANAN Co., Iowa,
INDEPENDENCE, June 2, 1877.
TO the Board Of Supervisors Of BIZ
chondn County,:
GENTLEMEN:-I have issued warrants
on tho County and Bridge Funds since
your last session AS follows:
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-06-15
Republican County Convention.
Saturday, June 16, 1877,

The Republicans of the several townships Of
Buchanan county are requested to elect delegates
to attend County Convention, to be held at the
Cont House at Independence, on
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-06-15

ILLEGAL CLAIMS.
] II Campbell, Double Assessm't$ 800 & 3 %
NJ X Eastman. Illegal 100 %
The following petitions were disallowed: A.
d. Clark, Ludwig Creglow Mrs. o. HallOran and
4. linn.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-06-15

IOtHI, S,E3U 7"
By order Of the Republican County Contra
Committee. d. W. BRUCKART, Chairman.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-06-15

The Board of Supervisors of Buchanan
County, Iowa, met in regular session at
the Court House, June 4th, 1877, at 1O4
o'clock A. NJ.
Roll call; members present were H. M.
Coughtry, H. Highly, G. w. Butterfeld,
j. G. House, J. W. Foreman and Alden
Whitney; absent, Philip Reiterman.
The bridge petitions of O. Harrington,
Hazleton Township, and of c. Stevenson,
Fairbank Township, were presented and
referred to Bridge Committee.
The report of John Hollett, Recorder,
showed fees received from January list,
1877, to May 31st, 1877, inclusive, to be
$765.65. Report accepted and ordered
filed.
The report of D. L. Smith, Clerk of
Court, showed fees collected and paid to
County Treasurer, from April LIST, 1877, to
June list, 1877, to be
Fines Collected, ...........$5 $780,
Jury Fees Collected, ..... 21.45
Fees Received
From District & Circuit Court, 1897 .35
Marriage Licenses, .9.. 1900
Probate Fees, ......... 100
Report accepted and placed on file.
The Auditors report of warrants issued
during recess, and loans made in Perma-
nent School Fund, were referred to the
chairman for examination.
The Auditor reported receiving fees and
salary for April and May as follows:
Transfer Fees. .........$ 80. rs
Redemption Fees, ...... 1475
Non-Redemption ... 500
oalary, 3OU.U
Report accepted and placed on file.
Road case No. 1873. Patrick Roonan,
petitioner, referred to the Board and two
O'Clock P. NJ. of Tuesday named for final
hearing.
On motion adjourned till 1. o'clock P.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-06-15

AuJOurneu OaHe Dte.
d, A, McLEIsH,
COUNTY Auditor,
Schedule of Claims Allowed by the
Board Of Supervisors at their
June Session, 1877.
The New York herald., 1877-10-05
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Browns & Gorham, iruit importers, corner
Cocnss slip and Front street, one OF the Oldest houses
In tho trade, nave Jailed, with liabilities OF over
5000, 000 The main cause OF their failure Is the de-
probation IN stock, which has been very large
Gently. Their assets are very large, and consist
manly In stock in trade and book accounts Tho
value Of the assets Is not known at present. but clerks
at work taxing an Inventory Of stock and making
up the accounts, IN order TO have statement ready
for the creditors carly next week TIE nrm has been
in existence TOR thirty years, and has always
had an excellent commercial reputation. Mr. Browns
said yesterday that account Of the heavy deprscia
tion values, and seeing shat they could NO,
ther losses, the frm determined that II tor shs
best interests OF the creditors we'll themselves
suspend payment All the creditors who had called
upon them had expressed sympathy Tor the hrm and
were wiling TO aid them He thought the liabilities
ABOUT $200 900, while the assets were fair Tue
lrm hoped 20 make sucn favorable showing to tho
creditors that they would grant settlement Tho
nrm and It's predecessor had done business that
for thirytwo years. aud their creditors knew
that all their transactions were honorable. All the
creditors THIS city, remittsnces having boen
Gently sent to the foreign creditors before tho hrn bad
determined to suspend.
street, have suspended, with liabilities reported At
$4,000 The hrm were tho brokers for Ponvers
Co.. OF No. 45 South street, whose failure occurred
recently. representative OF The latter hrm said
yesterday that they were not aware that their failure
was cause OF sage Co. suspension. An effort
Is beng made tor \ settlement Mr Sage SAID yes,er-
day thar the arm had suspended and that arrange.
mens we're being made with their creditors Tor set
tlement but declined 10 gve any further particulars
regarding the amount OF aD,itles and Assets or the
cause OF their suspension.
George T.. shortridgs & Co., wholesale clething
lecturers, at No. 500 Broadway, have completed
the statement o their affairs, which shows tho total
liabilities TO be $780, 10 Id, OF whch S2e470 - are
secured, and 500, 705 Is unsecured Tho nominal
assets $92 097 02 and tho real assets $494ol IS
lhe principal creditors are-N r. shortridgc,
$i7,O9i 90; John II. shortridge, $l0,lO Mary ".
shortrdgo, $4,75s o3 Charles W. shorlrldgo.
s346i 90; ihomas Rutherford, Sl1,oa4 ~; n. II
Elzur Hall, $3,0l9 Al.
The New York herald., 1877-10-05
GARRABRANT'S FAILURE.

Tho creditors OF A. 8. Garrabrant, OF Jersey City,
have been furnished with = report OF the committee
appointed Investigate his accounts. appears that
he began 70 pu rchase real estate years ago. when
property fetched full value, anu, ,ogether with hs
VITO, purchased what s known the homestead
properly on Cartaret avenue; the Gleason property,
the Corneson property and the De Motte Homestead.
Had tho real estate market remained as IL
then was Mr. Garrabrant would have realized
handsome pront on his Investments, a.
ho intended improve ali the property that foil into
his hands The sudden decline In real estate, how
ever placed him In situation which rendered failure
inevitable The point which ne is held accounta-
PIC and which nis creditors determined not 10
overlook, IS the lact that aitor he found himself
swamped he raised loans from several parties on
presentations OF MS real estate, Disgusting his per-
time Of failure his mortgage liabilities $50
TO Quo man. $4,000 10 another, SAL, 900 to
tnird and s3,30v to fourth, aggregating
$l2I 500 THIS, with his personal Indebtedness,
including moneys Tor rents collected, briggs his to-
TAI liabilities to $l63Oo0 In his statement before tho
creditors he placed value on each piecs OF property
belonging 10 him, Esking an aggregate OF 900,
which would leave surplus above all debts. He and
his wife offer TO give up all their property IL the cred
iurs Will release him. but as his wife IL herself o
debtor 10 large amount her creditors object to this
arrangement As the case stands there 10 not the
motest probability that under the most satIsfac.
tory arrangement possible the creditors Will receive
more than niiy cents on the dollar.
The New York herald., 1877-10-05
DOMESTIC MARKETS.


Cotton ,,s.dyi .middlins. io,.c.i low mddns Ioile
ssYa sosa ''snsi s,acf S' receipts ss0s bales S'''
Cotton .s.ive and nr9 mldd!inr. lie, low niaaling.
ssS:; ss9ss. sS.s7s S;7 'A''' ''''"'' '''> ''s'' N
ssss s'.ss sa, a s'aSas s .s 1ssSas Sss. 's s
Cotton active and nrmer, midaiias io.sc. low mid.
gross gross asis M ssiss ss isSa Stock sssss '-' ~
ss% s oa Ne. re" 1.s.a s siss & sses
sms: SAs.n Ss ss''s .ss s
8 zI;s q ;ss:d y ; o;''I:'
'sSss ssa %sss 's s. '9s Is s:s:s:
WIS., 20 oGssi sss
s'sS ss ssfs
do. shpmenssEiour 200 bbis, wheat. 5000 bushels;
ss.s Iaas $40 81 s%s.s as s'o;
.s:, .s@ ~,s. .s ;sS.' ps ssss%sss s
81 2slt seller Noysmbsr 81 "a No rod, 81 TO- Corn
Flour IN fair demand and arm; sales 900 bOs prices
% ss saa %s sssss
a. Gs :''ass $ :Ptsaf ''
sSiss' sss s sa g s a. s s.oS DO Ss
S'ss ''''sss ''.s opened
on. on yhsa. and closed A. 90 70 New Yor..
:s: s. S.Ai S s.ss. SsSs.'s
By sssa g.. o.si sS sssa s. sc
bushels, esIs & issoo do oats, 1000 a. sW'sy. 1000
Ss ts%sas s:s'
as asso % TO- B;
sSsS Ss. s.sss q q. ea,.; a ssrS $1,000 a0 0A'
rs,, ;'9r 50 ;sssis :s;:
s. 25 concessions outside qaotaons sales. 900 obs.
ss.s :ns cS." . ass s.
At 7oc bo0 do No. do ON private terms held generally
%.. sSs GSsS s d. :s. :'ss Ass
ssss.1f ss sssf :p
aSsns: S:Isy JS peas fess
rIoar aImos smy g S IS 50 @ Mss.. asie' ,na
7s sss Ss.,sy asI, .as sasS.ss.d fe.. arm =
;S ;s. sr. %sss. s. Ss. S.ssI isss
sidss, one whl.k.; in good demand - 81 od Ba,.er
S:: ssd :.ssm'. oRs & s @
ssS: @ iss";a fs"s sS,.s sss?S'ss
fs.si psssHs $40 s9i Ousshsr'', s. % Is 90
rlou, s.,.s. sus steady; wh..s sssSs, Ss:s:s:d ~,
S ossoss
do 81 O4k ~ oo. Corn quie bnt steady, 42c. cash
sss | say.mS .ssas sna r@ o4 a
64c Barley hrmsI =! ooe Pork ~ iair demand ant
higher 90 cash, 6l3 November xl2 80 all the year
Lard steadv. With good demand $s 65 cash ~ 27s all
the year Bulk moats steady and unchanged. Whiskey
ceipts Flour 1900 sbls wheat 1872 OoD bushels corn
5000 OATS $1,000 10. 600 do harley 50 0O
do. shipmentsfiour. 400 shls wheat, 225Ouo bush
:s'S s.': " DC October s:f
81 OoS November Corn hnnrr At 42'tc 4a.4c oe,oDer
l2c November Oats unchsn ged Fork. $14 10 bid DC
tober. S2 ~ all the year Lard - rs October - 80 al
the year.
The New York herald., 1877-10-05
YORK HERALD FRIDAY OCTOBER s. lS77--TRIPLE SHEET

c. sle s..ot yslIo. sss,. c''. $40 ese other
srrAEIsE--Receipts so iierces The market remained
lOssc'
T.LLow.-Receipts Q hhdA and bbls Tslow vas
steady The sass we're about 10000 lbs ~ 7i3i6o .
i6.I6e
WaisxxY.-Rsesipss, sas bss whIshsy vas steady,
100 tbs sold u I3z ssd 50 bbls OF private terms
FRE,eHrs There change generally TOT tne day
and ,he n sveus air Enssgemsuts Is Liverpool.
Al So 800 bsss eo,,oa 6.iGd London. steam, - 600
8. od aoo bale, SSps 500 sss.s a. cheese s s'' Ga,
;sosS I.o ssi, sDa s' 80 sas%eqSs .'s%d
100 hhdl. :sOw, saIss priss l.soo bales sosseeo 81
me asuremsai goods, 30 100 Charters "a Bris.
isn bark hsnse 10 Cork fo saers With a5o quarters
$500 quarters grain o. edi British barb, hsnss
3 W cePssnSsssa. sssss, "tsoo 200 sssss:r grain. "a
Briiish bars tsscsnsiyl hence 20 Ant
csY, WIZ sooc aaar:.r, gsIa 4 "a: ssrwsg'an
GeEnss bark hsne. shs osn.insn. o.ding on owner.
hence Bordeaux vith 5000 eels crude pssrosam o.
nsphthA, private terms Italian bark, hence TO
Trieste With 9,7o0 bbiI refined petroleum ., oS Nor
sedan bark, hence Eisiners for orders with 2.6oo
bblA. do. liad.
The New York herald., 1877-10-05

Bask sf Vsanss shows . decrease in specie 81
To- 500 oooG The closing prices In London we're coasss
for money and account. sSh . ssk; new <K per cen.
bonds. lolx lo5i avs-twsay bonds Of 1857, io7k =
lo7x; tsn-iersy bonds l07k Io7h; aves Of 1881
lo7k; Erie common shares. ns II; Erie preferrss
shares, %; New York Central, ioskI Illinois Central
IS Bar silver was qustsd o. sShd. per ounce.
STATE sospA
State bonds Al the board we're higher for Missouri
long sixes cad oshsswlss steady
aAILRoAD honda
Raiiroad bonds continue strong and prices are gen.
orally higher, with the following changes compared
with las, previous sales:-Aa advance OF ih per cent
In 81 Paul H. and n aivsionh i,s In do sinking
fund, per csa, " Lshien and Wlkssbarrs eopsols
apd Cedar FAILS and hipnesosa drsss. \ In Great
wssterA seconds and V in New York Central, Union
Pacific sevens land grants ana Wabash seeouda There
was decline OF X IN Western Union Telegraph cou-
ponA " IN columbua cino'nnaM and Indiana Central
hrsla and 4 in Central PaosAc gold oonda
PRopucn REurfPra
The New York herald., 1877-10-05

we're generally steady aever hsssa On Change hour
was dun and IN many cases. although not generally,
lower whea, was steady. Corn Vas ermsL Oats
were easier. whlskey was steady. Pork hrmeE Lard
quiel Freghts were unchanged on the whole Cot
ton on the spot was duh; futures closed steady.
Coffee was quiet Sugar remained arm. Oils were
generally steady Petroleum snies Rosn nrr-
Spirits ,urpentns ruled firm.
corvxK.-rhs market for Rte ruled steady bus susS
Sales we're 900 bags Kepler 1916 and 7T3 do. ex
same. al private price Mild coffee ruled steady We
quote ;-ordnary csrgoes i6Ne i7ct fair DO. 1870
good do isse.' prime do 2o&c 2otsc extreme range
tor iots 1916 axe Santos fair 90 good ic1sc isc.
gola, 80 days; Java government bags &c. 23c.
grass mats 22c GAO: Singapore. is5sc 2oc Ceyon.
isc 2ocs Marscaibo, i7c . is1sc. LsyuayrA. iso .
20c. Jamaica. i7c islsc. ST. Domingo. iec. ishc
Porto kco isc. zoe, Costa Rca Ito. . 20c- Mexi-
car isc. isic; Macassar 1870 900. Aagosura, l6A
ssVtsG ssvRnills lfe l9hc- CuracoA, l6c. is1sc
cotton on tpe spot Vas extremely duil. but pr1ees
we're unchanged Futures opened peinSs hghev The
markst. howeser. soon weakened owing 10 prominent
house selling largcly Of October and prices fell points
The same parties subsequently, In and bought largely
OF which caused sesdie market and prices
yanced about points and subsequently, advanced sti
farther and before the close the almost eli
Tho clesed steady The closing prices To-Day
nara vi A fpl
The New York herald., 1877-10-05
THAT EIGHT MILLION SURPLUS.

WHY THE BALANCE REMAINING OF THE GENEVA
AWARD SHOULD 90 FoR THE BENEFIT on
The WHOLE PEOPLE.
BRooKLyS, N. r., Oct l, 1s7I
To rHs EDITOR THg HERALD
The recent speech OF GeLeral Grant on tho Geneva
award has rcdlrected public attention 10 tho unds-
trbuted balance OF 100000 and The problem Of It's
Just distribution have bcsn looking for soms lsaa-
ing Journal the proposition TO have those who
lost oy tho destruction OF tho insured vessels receive
the award.
Who iosts Tho ship ownersf No; they recovered
value from the insurance companies
Tho insurance companicsf No; their war prcmi-
ums reconpeuscd them for their losses Did those
wno paid these premiums loset MOI for they added
that all their relghts or 10 the pronls all
other goods who paid these proitss The consumers
VINO bought goods during me time these frolghu and
profits added 10 tbsir cost, and tue whole pco
pic the nation, as such entitled 10
compensation, and the money should be covered into
United states Treasury Tor the oench OF tho SINK
ing fund. Any other disposition would De msnifcstly
unjust The people will never be convinced 70 the
contrary, and only thing can convince Congress.
men, who will bear DO Watched on the subJccI
"lheres millions In H." U A. y.
The New York herald., 1877-10-05
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON: SPOT DULL; FUTURES CLOSED STEADY
YLoUR DULL-wHRAT srEADY-CoRS FIRM
ER-oATs EAsIER-wHIsKEy sTEADY-PoRK
FIRM.-LARp QUIEr-PErRoLEUM QUIET-
OILS sTEADr-sPIRfTs TuRPENTINE FIRM
RosrS FIRM-coPFEE ouIET-sUGAR FIRM
TREIoHTs UNCHANGED.
THURSDAY. Oct. <-6P ~
Business Vas moderate to-day, bus she markets
The New York herald., 1877-10-05
GovERxxEHT BONDS.


Government bonds declined to-day IN sympathy with
gold and closed quiet At The following Quotations
United States currency, sxos l2oh l20k; do. sxes
1881. registered 100 lo9S; do do. do, coupon l095S
10; do do, 1906, new, registered. loSx 1861 /;
10. do. do coupon lo5H l0oK; do do, 1851, reg.
stered, LOT lo1ki do. do, do. coupon, l07K .
lo7X; do DO, 1885, registered, 100 1925 do. do,
do, coupon, look loak do. tenfor,lss. rsgistsrsd
lodk loeTi do. do, coupon, loTk iosH do. nves.
1881, registered, 10ok . l01; do. do, do, coupon.
looX lo7i do th's, 1891, registered, 10sx io4A
do do, do. coupon, iO4h io4k; DO fours. 1907,
registered l0lh lol1; do. do, do. coupon, i0lK
1914
the voRxiGN MARKRr.
The London advices report . lower market for 60
curlteA British consols United States Tour and
half per cents and nves OF 1881 we're \ lower .nan
n the close yesterday. Illinois Central and New
York Central advanced ~ per csnl. 70 Is and
l03k respectively. Erie common was frac-
ton higher, selling Al In The Bank Of Eng.
land directors Al their regular weekly meeting this
morning. advanced the rate OF discount from to4 pcr
cent the rate In tho open market for three months
bills having advanced 10 81 per cent The bank
lost $685. 900 bullion for the week ending yesterday,
and the proportion OF reserve 70 liabilities B7,i
against l3k per cent last week A. Paris Ssntss we're
sssAsy At lolL s2Xe The weekly statement Of the
The New York herald., 1877-10-05
EUROPEAN MARKETS.
COMMERCIAL

LIvKRYooL. Oct As r. M.
Cott0n--Futures closed dull Uplands, low middng
clause October and November delivery, sgd: upiands,
low mddlng clause, November and December delivery.
65sd
Provsons-Thsrs ssi old bacon here but quota.
LONDON, Oct. As no 4. NJ
Produce--Taliow, Ala . 4la I'd per cwt.
Ldnseed oil ESQ lOs per ton.
rRoDucK ExcHAkGE REPoRr
LIVERPOOL flct. 4, 1871
Pork-EaUsrn dull 6eu Western dull 81 4ss Bacon
Cumberland In the market; short rib rmer at AS
long clear steady at +Os short clear hrmer NJ as.
HamsLong cut steady at DOS shoulders steady at 3is ID
Beefndia mrss steady AZ zoos extra mess steady a
a. 46s 3D. Talow-prims city dull at AS Iurpentine-
Spirits steady 26s ID. Rosn-Common dull A. 5s 3D.
Hne dull los Cheese American choice steady oIs
Lard oil hrmer At ITS FiourExtrs State dull ~ 3Ds.
WheatNo. spring ady 80 lis 5d No 2spring ady
At lis; winter southern steady iis lid winter wsst.
era steady JlA 3d. Corn-Mixed cd soft ste ady 2os
Cottsnsssd OIL yellow American steady at ass
The New York herald., 1877-10-05

THE HONKY N1KKET.
Money on call lent a. per cent advanced to Q .
7 per cent, and closed Al per cent Foreign sx-
shange closed weak at about 4S0 for bankers sixty
day sterling bills, and at 4.s3x 4.S4 for demand
THE GOLD MARKET.
Gold opened At los, and declined to lo2k at which
The closing sales made. The borrowing rates
we're 2k. q ~, per cent and hat and the carrying
rates 2, 1 and per cent
GOLD cLxARIxGs At THE NATIONAL BANK STATE OF Ssw
The New York herald., 1877-10-05
HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA, Oct 4, 1871
spanish gold 225 225l< Exchange dull On the United
States 80 days currency AZ premium short sight do,
81 premium 90 days gold, ~ IA premium: short
signt 90. az % premium on London, lsk l9k pro.
MUM; on Paris, a oi4 premium. sugars faI
The New York herald., 1877-10-05
FREE READING ROOM.

Tho free reading room OF the Cooper Union win
be open on Sundays on and after the I'm net ~ III
shs Asss sunday ~ Av, f9a sWs'vs ~ " ASae I. -
The New York herald., 1877-10-05
PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.

PROVIDENCE, X. l., Oct. 4, 1877.
Print cloths market rseiy active prices steady
3s,c Ice for standard and 64x64 and she
ix0O
The New York herald., 1877-10-05
FIN ANCIAL.

e NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS.
OPERATORS DAN BUY AND SELL STOCKS on
MARGIN or FER CENT IN LOTS or SHARES
UP TO 1000 COMMISSIONS lie on 100 SHARES
AND OVER
The New York herald., 1877-10-05

81 MARGIN on S SHARES.
so MARGIN ON 10 SHARES
f25 MARGIN ON - SHAKES.
500 MARGIN ON 100 SHARES
TUMBKlDGE CO.,
BANKERS AND BRnkERS.
80 BROAD ST., NEW YORK.
The New York herald., 1877-10-05

The following table shows the prices or the promi-
nent gold and silver mining shares including the
opening prices Of to-day, received By telegraph from
san Francisco lall prices IN godl-
The New York herald., 1877-10-05
FINANCIAL.

LONDON, Dot, a. 1871
The Tm>s financial article says THE sudden de-
cline yeste rday due TO the Withdrawals
gold from the Bank OF England when created the im
preston thas money must become dearer"
The New York herald., 1877-10-05

l0.l5 TO ll:jn A. n.
s?oooo Us So. 1910. e. io61<
llOJOO U ) 6's. 'oi. o.. lU7
5000 do. .Dc iOT
5000 v 8 4sS's, c, 'ei. Io43<
2UU00 y 5 4hs, =, '0i. los
2OUD Y > 81. ., 1907. t0i1
iOOOO Z , o's, c........ i2Ux
The New York herald., 1877-10-05

For future delivery the saes s-Yestsrdsy
after two October. 200 At i25c. 100 At 24c.
i99 - III .lasS 1000 y % i!22q Novsnbsr AGO go :.
T. isc 400 =. II i2s iov st Lille January, 900 a.
II 23c 400 IL 22c. 200 at 2ic 800 atll zoe February
100 at 34c March, loo At 49c. 800 Doc April
200 At o3c. lota TO- 600 bales To-day up to two r.
Octoocr 900 bales at li24c., 800 II 23c. 800
ll22c 900 ~ l2lc 800 at 20o 27o0 1so. 200
0c 800 st l. lSc 700 et lll7c 400 u H. l0c., 800
at lil3c November 100 At 15c, 800 xt lll4c. 1000
AZ i3c 700 l2c 1900 At Lille, 2,7uo IL loc,
$500 at H. oac loo NJ Iloc 500 at li0so December
y ioc 800 iloac 400 .s Il ose 100 =, oSc 500
II aoc 100 A. IL l9e, 900 isc. 600 II i7c 1000
at II Ice. TOO at February 400 at IL 33c. 100
ll3lc. 100 st l,2so; March. loo N5oc.. 800 at
u tic 100 % II %3c April. 100 AZ il63c.. 100 ut
ii6ic May 500 At n76c June. 100 At II. sec.. 100
~ lsac Total $500 bales Grand total, 81 100 bales
The receipts t9e ports were as folows galveston,
2237i Charleston. l39, Wilminson 80; Norfolk, s6S
B.nore, 81 Boston .; Philsdsphis, ss Total 10, 72o
bales ThI. day a.. week sass bales Thi, last
io;io4 o.lea iot. since september |. l2sso4 bales
by stsam No. conpressad 70 Bremen, BY steam, No.
pressed; to Liverpool, 5,iGd. 3D. BY ste ami by sail
Lc compressed. Market quiet
FLoua AND GRAIN ecep.s-Flour, i5. ia bbs wheat
LAT 56l bushels meal los bbs and IS bags corn
90 9l9 bushels; oats. ~ 500 do. rys, 44O do barley
37l57 do; barley malt. $500 Flour dull
sell to any extent but there pressure SELL Tho
sses including state Western end southern. 800
sbls. q the annexed quotations kys aour was steady
arm. Tho saies embraced 100 bbls and sacks ct iu
WAuuO
The New York herald., 1877-10-05

WE SELL OR But, AT OPTION OF PURCHASER
on REGULAR, ON SELLER OR BUYER SALES
The New York herald., 1877-10-05
FINANCIAL.
IV.LLs, YAaoo CO., os BROADWAY.
COPARTNEhsHIPs.

NEW YORK OCTOBER L. 1877
~ The coparueshp heretofere existing under the hrn
Of Sede Eichisr Froeh this day die
solved by mutus. conseut M j. Froehich alone n
authorized collect and SETTLE all outstanding dsbts Of ths
late firm.
RunOLF sEIDEL
JACOB EICHLER,
JOSEPH FKOEHLICH.
The New York herald., 1877-10-05
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
The closing prices Of Philadsiphia stocks were -
MINING sHARss

The closing prices Of mining shares in San Fral
casro
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-02
RRIGHAM,S LAST HOURS.

Speaking of the last hours OF the
the Mormon Chieftain, the Salt Lake
Tribune has the following:
A short time after the Prophet was
taken Ill he caused kilograms to be
sent to those members of his family
who were absent from the city, sum
moning them to his presence. Most
Of them were present and witnessed
the lasts scenes at the dying mans
bedside. When it became generally
known that the great Mormon leader
would probably die. crowds of people,
chiefly personal acq%uaiutances of de-
ceased and relations, called to pay
their last respects.
During the hours of consciousness,
when questioned as TO how he viewed
the probabilities OF his recovery, he
seemed very sanguine that he would
recover. lie was in the main uncon-
scious from yesterday until the time
of his death, but during a brief inter-
val, a few hours before dissolution, he
recovered Consciousness and spoke a
few words to those around him. His
vitality was wonderful, aud he clung
to life with a teDacity characteristic OF
the living Brigham Young. But when
the disease eliminated in an attack
upon the brain. the will of the man
succumbed to the memorable laws of
nature, and he who had attracted the
attention of the world. hardly second
in extent to any other ruler, quietly
passed away from earth.