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The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1877-08-04

"SoRRER," says phonetic and philo-
sophie genius, kills moar peple than
green gooseberies." Railroads kill fewer
folk than vehicles. In 1874 there were
slain by locomotives, in England, one
thousand two hundred and forty
persons, of whom seven hundred and
ninety-nine were trespassing on the
track, while one thousand five hundred
and twenty-eight were run over by, or
fatally injured while leaping from car
riages. Reduced to figures, taking the
average railroad journey at ten miles, if
traveller should spend ten hours day
on English railroad trains with an aver
age hourly speed of thirty miles, it
would be two thousand seven hundred
and fortynine years before his turn to be
killed came round.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1877-08-04
3, metres 10 nee distance Of 100 kilom.

Now the pigeon which M. Casters trans
ported from Chatelherault to Agen
would have had to rise 1000 metres to
see Chatelherault from Agen, and we
know that in these high regions the
pigeon has its faculties paralyzed. Sight
will not explain the pigeons strange
faculty of orientation: and we must
either credit it with some sense of which
we have no idea, or seek the cause in
certain atmospheric currents-perhaps
in head-currents-w which pilot it toward
its cote. The birds have probably an
excessive atmospheric impressibility OF
which we have little idea; they can
probably distinguish that from the north
comes cold, from the south heat, from
the east dryness, from the west moisture.
Birdcatchers say that their work is in
vain when the wind blows from the
north, for the birds then conceal them
selves in the crops or in the woods.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1877-08-04

THE japanese Government presented
a lot of the young carp of that country
to the California State Fish Commits
sioners. OF the number shipped, eighty
eight passed the voyage in fine condition,
and were placed in the tank with the
goldfish at Woodward's Aquarium in
San Francisco, to be nursed until old
enough to spawn. An attempt will be
made to introduce them into all the la
goons of fresh water in the southern and
middle portions of the State.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1877-08-04

July returns of the condition of cot
ton, as received in the Department of
Agriculture, cover an area of 36l coun-
ties, producing sixtenths of the cotton
of the United States. The average CON
dtion of the whole area is SO 40 per
cent, 4 per cent. less than the July
average of last year. 1t is less by per
per cent. than the average for rs, but
better than the condition for "A or '73.
Only Louisiana gives higher average
than in July of last year. The State
averages are as follows; North Carolina,
IS; South Carolina, 81 Georgia, 80;
Florida, 95; Alabama; a. Mississippi,
SO Louisiana, 1902; Texas, 81 Arkansas,
81; Tennessee, 90. The crop is from one
to two weeks late.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1877-08-04

A RAILROAD in the Clouds" is the
title of an illustrated article by j. E.
Montgomery, in the Midsummer Holiday
number of Scribner's Monthly, describing
the great railway built by Henry Meiggs,
up the Andes from Lima. 1t is said that
SO many detours had to be made that
five parallel tracks may be seen from al
most any point in the valley of the
Rimac, up which the road is built. Be-
sides innumerable bridges, there are
sixty-one tunnels, aggregating twenty
thousand feet in length, and more than
half of them are built upon curves of a
minimum radius. 1t is computed that
ten thousand persons have died thus far
in the progress of the work. The highest
point of the road is ninety-seven miles
from Lima, and only one hundred and
thirty-six feet lower than the top of
Mont Blanc.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1877-08-04
The Flight Of a Pigeon.

Experiments made by NJ. NJ. Laussedat
and CASTOR Tissandier have shown that
a pigeon liberated from q balloon at a
height of 7 1000, 5000 or 5000 metres is
paralyzcd in fight and falls like an inert
mass if let off successfully at heights of
1000, $780, and 800 metres, it is precipi.
tated toward the earth, describing long
spirals. How then casks M. de Roo in
Science pour Tous) can it be maintained
that the pigeon is guided through space
by the sight? for, by simple calcutta
ton, it appears that pigeon will have
to rise
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1877-08-04

THE amount of mail service under
contract on the lst of July was 5,75l,-
23 per annum, distributed geograph-
ically as follows; New England, 81 ,113,-
33l.S9; Middle States, (including Vir-
ginia and West Virginia), SO, $50, s04. IL
Southern States, 81, 732, 1874 Western
States (including Missouril, So, SEE, 578.-
-; Pacific States and the Territories,
81 1888. 431. 90
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1877-08-04

WILLIAM CARR, well-known to the
people of Detroit, Mich, as the learned
barber, a man of much scholarship, and
who enjoyed in his prime the friendship
of William H. Seward and other promi-
nent men, died there, July 10, of
paralysis, aged seventy years. His
library was one of the most carefully
selected in the West, being especially
strong in metaphysical works, and his
dialectical skill was universal. To the
last he continued business IN his little
Jefferson Avenue barber shop.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1877-08-04
EDITORIAL OLIO.

THE yearly review of trade issued by
the British Customs Commissioners
shows that the United States has resumed
the position of the chief source of cot
ton supply, much to the detriment of
India, which sent nine hundred and
sixty-fve thousand hundred weight less
in 1876 than in 1875.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1877-08-04

value of several hundred pounds, and
can nowhere get cash for them. There are
also in Constantinople twenty-five thou
sand officials, most of them with families;
their united salaries amount to about
e., 100000, and they have not received
any pay since the beginning of the war,
not even in paper money, on which there
is loss of eighty per cent.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1877-08-04

The bloated bondholders of Constan-
tinople are seeing hard times. Many
wealthy families used to live entirely on
the dividends of Turkish stock; the in
comes derived from this source, by inhab-
itants of Constantinople alone amounted
to about f4,000,000. These families are
entirely ruined, and others though not
absolutely destitute, have suffered i'm
mense losses. People go about from bank
to bank with coupons Of the nominal
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1877-08-04

ERNEST HUTCHINSON is the name of
new musical prodigy who has been
astonishing people at Melbourne. BE is
only five and half years old, and has
to kneel on high chair in order to reach
the keyboard of the piano.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1877-08-04

THERE is this Of good in real evils
they deliver us while they last from the
petty despotism Of all that We're imagi-
nary.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1877-08-04

Immediately upon the receipt of the above
notices were sent to the various commands,
and to night the men are mastering at all the
armories. The division includes the first,
second, third, and sixth regiments, the Key
stone Battery, city troops, Black Hussars,
Washington Grays, Weccaccoe Legion, State
Fencibles, and Gray Invincibles.
JULY 21.-2 a. m.--Our latest dispatches
report the movement extending every hour.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1877-08-04

July %, 8 a. NAT late hour the situa
ton has some features of encouragement
The mob which, for twenty-four hours held
possession of the city of Pittsburg, seems to
have spent its fury and grown more quiet
The forces of law and order have become
better organized, and it is believed they will
be able to prevent repetition of the terri
BILE scenes Of yesterday.
A significant feature of the news is the
decision Of the Pittsburg u Fort Wayne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-04

ia 1880 qrf. Cram c!d Ita'n tarF Teei
voy and rate, 500 gfs @ % l, 10 81 ~
gram I5c gold NoI bark Antwerp. 400 1bis Ie
10 of Tor orders 500 bbs DO a. 3d Norwegian bark 10
HoeFIaIr, 400 do - -. another % ALiN o. &
orders. 10 N bhs and "3s,s p L. Ameresn sat ~ @
Yokohama apohe 2c0 ions 70 sianeha s9gi CO o.
rzi i loni Fiom Phi,e1pha Russian hip 20
Antwerp, 1000 bb refined PelTeeD A. 60 i i Ave- H''O
oifs -Lnseed steady fair trade; 5satoe. Cther CHS
PErRoLEuMAboat etc d. Quiet oaer 5eg ,d I'"a e
Crude bas, So d. ~ Ibis C% a. lac Sci,
urday 5000 bbs sold here 5o Gases qi.tea - acpt
~ sli Deceni,cr delivery United opened ~ 1884,
closed II 5i5 touched 81 sl7s and 81 s67 regular Sales
fR0VIsloNs- market qrie, closing Tm Mes ,.s on
spot quoted sl5 40 Extra Prime 81 SGst g5 second
Call"-Decomber and January s3 30 asked M wv "a
sy 20 O q &sssa March, 1l2 50 G d AR
AIS arm sales, 1000 Loose Smoked Hans i2al2,ic,
&c doi flame, 10 Mddlcs steady sales l8O noHes
western ana city L2nY Sa az go 90 boxes Co.
Der. a. Wes, So I72dS6 e h2 PCS I'm
IAtsD-Aiakei opened very strong aer~aId easier o0u
firm transactions moderate. sale. 200 lCs ilne od sD
- 42qss - Loo toe December 50 80 2gss 40 s98
les February - 80 1000 tcs March 80 W Clty ee
arm sales l6S tes. - 356Ss 57g 100 ties &C. time c on
~ A. Ren e in moderate request sales 400 'geItrTE
t3Ti PiE az I t9Fns TgiSoS, eIsnSe 10 notice
RICE-Moderate Gales steady prices Csrons, S',a9oiS
10 Prime choice Csc Rangoon m bond &c gold 3, oe6
sEEJsInothy seed iSgsI s4e 4UT PEI sseady a Goa
ST 30 Calcutta Linseed quie. ~ OH gold No. er,ro
sUGAB-Raw, dull; merely nominal ar 20 ool sIe. ~
could be MADE unless at no less than hsse prc,
sales 100 hhds. Cuba private terms Hrhsd I"t az 10
Gfannated Jasa91c. Cutloaf loo Osc; "a s'"hdaiu'
'ssTIEtARINF-ouiet; s-75ass5c Prime to Choice. z,.
TALLoW steady sales 10000 H. Prime in lots 7Idf4c
' wHi5 Y%s.esdy sale; 100 bbl 81 O2 per lion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-04
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL. Dec. 3-PoFk-Eastern steady at SO. West
rrli dun az 81. Bacon Cumberland cut dull At 43l
Snort nab duh 30 Cd Long Clear dull al 30 Short Clear
du az 40, Hams-LOng dun &C 49,; Shoulders duh at
AL Beef-InGia Mess duh at 90; Extra Mess steady
AZ ll2; Primo Mess dnl az 30. Lard-PnmeWes
steady az AL TallowPum city doll At 40. rurpentne-
spffs 2jbd E0sn-tOmmOn steady AZ 35di Flne
dt az o. Cheese-Amencan Choice steady az bt Lard OF
du at All. Flour-EKtra state steady a. 49, Whea-No
Senfhern dull II Id COrD-NXed SOft duh al ~ 30 COT
ron seed O-Yellow American. IN the market Receipts
of Wheat for the from Atlantic ports 81 900 qra from
Pacific pOs $500 qrsi from other sources 7fOO qrs re
ceipts OF Corn. 1850 qrs. ,-
IIyrgpoOl. Dec. $3.50 D. "A fair business is dong
In Cotton al previous prices Middlng Upands sd MO
ding Orleans 6,,d sales Of the day 10000 bales, hCud
speculation and export. Receipts OF tho
dav : $50 bales including $500 bales American Fu
lures in buyers favor Upands. Low MidGhns clause
Deceinber delivery 62d Uplands Low Middlng clanse
ding canse February March delivery, 6fl: Uplanns
low AIIdinug clause. March and Apri dcilveiE bSai
inIands Low Middling clause. April and May delivery
Gisod orleans Mdding clause shipped December ana
January SAIL Chi 49,. r., MI.
Mess ~,-...- -,t,,,t..
clause New Crop shipped December and January, St b
Upands MidGmg clause. shipped February duh M"Ch'
IngfP0or Dec 3-ap. m.-The sales Of Cotton today in
cuded 400 bales Upland Futures Low Mldhg
clause New Crop, shipped NOyruhe and Deceb r. sL o0
JIyPRPo0t. pee 3-5 D. n-Cotton futures cloeed hrm.
IONpoS. Dec. 3 $40 y. m.-Rcnned Petroleum, ia.
per gallon TallOw. 80 per cIr 49,
AsrwERP Dec. 3.-Petroleum, 3l's francs FOR hne pao
Apar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-04
cnTrnN MAnKErs.


BOSTON Dec. 2-Cotton quiet; hddung u 9ci Low MD
dine ic Ordinary, lO'Ics net receipts 5H bales;
gross 205 bales exports 20 Great britain, noGei stock
BUTWoRF, Dec. COTTON firm; Mddlmg. 1875; Low
M.diug Good Ordinary, lOsc not receipts. u0no
gross bales; coastNise 100 bales.
800 bales. spnnUrs, go bales, stock, 1871 bales
CHARLESTON. Doc. 2.-CuttOn quiet ana hruef; Kidding
lose: LOW MiiduE lOac; Good Ordinary. lO'4c; rot
recepts 1878 the Continent, $50 bales
exports coasos, 2i59 bales ssles, 1000 Bales stock,
G9,t so bales
GAlyEsros Dec. 2-Cottor nTm quotatons reyieed;
Mlddlug lO9cs Low Middhng Zoe: Good Ordinary, 9Nsr
receipts 80 bales cross 50sI bales exports 20 Gral
BrtaE 1926 bales 10 the Continent cuaswse, 1904
bales. salcs 32ls bales stock. 1904 ialcs
LOUISVILLE. Nee 2.-CO;ton quict Middlrc, loaic
MOBILE. Doe Cotton hrm; Mdding. lo'lc; Low
Mailing iOi.c Good Ordinary oa01sri receipts 6,@t3
baos exports coaatwN 1925 bales sales 1900 bales 81 ck
81, % bales
NEw ORLrAys Dee. Cotton drm; Mdding 1859; Tow
Midding lbeci Good Ordinary. Sac net receipts Ib6il
bacs; gOl - o. hles exports, to Great braiu Gcll
bales: 10 Continent. lI33 bales. C0gstWis1, nuue
tR'eB 900 bales; stock 23OcSN bales.
PHILADELPHIA bee. 2-Cution nlm; Auddlng, II Sc
Low MldGnnc llc Good Ordinary, 01ac.. net receipts
l2j bales. gToss 100 bales, exports 70 Great Bri8m
homo; sales Ib2 bos sales 70 rcr8 80 bales STOCK
$3.50 bales.
Midding. l0he Goood OrGrcy, rfts uot f.eePia 0lSo
baes gruzs GAO balesi tAtpit 10 Great Bit2in
sales. .72l bales stock. %, 5OI LAsS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-04

crease Of S1G7 600. Tho interest for 1877 10 given
at ZOO less than for 1879. How can this be-
when the bonded debt has been ircrcasedf
TIE coal combination ru'nors which were circu
lated to-day. seem 90 have no better basis than tue
fact that the President ~ the Delaware ana hudson
Company being m Scranton teegraphod TO the Prcsi
dent Of the Reading Company that lac would
be m Philadelphia Tomorrow. On receipt OF
this dispatch the President ~ tho Reading
Company tclegraphed 10 tho President OF the
Delaware. Iackawanna and NosterD Company
nj New-York. asking him il 1t wonld DC
convenient for him 70 visit Philadelphia IL Is proba
hle that some Geographic operator in Philadelphia
accepted thi. az u final contamination 81 complia
fon and gave a out 10 some confidential friend, LOT
Wall-st to-day. was flooded with Philadelphia as
patches to the effect that "a combination was ccItah
10 take place tins week. II was on these reports
that Delaware Lackawanna and Western sto,k'
after selling at 4Slia 11ai. rose 10 o. NrNeltno
less The fac. remains that large business wos doe
from Is M to 90 and down to 49l2. IN the STOCK
which last week until after eleven o'clock on Satui
dav could not be bought at belo6 5O's The sellers
to-day must have been those who refused 10 sell last
week. Delaware and Hudson rose from 40i2 TO 4si2
ami closed at IS and Morris and Essex rose from
753i Co 7Gie.
Thc general railway list exhibited what might be
considered natural rally after the late decline
vet il closed strong at the best prices of the day
Western Union recovered To IS. at which II closed
There was little doubt that the company would de-
clare the usual "A per cent quarterly dividend pay
able January II. Pacific Mail was steady al Zl's~
- and the Express stocks were dull The inctua-
tious OF the general market are sufficiently eA-
planned IN the suhjoined table showing the
pANey IN ruE STOCK NARKgT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-04
Pictures closed steady.

FLOURAND MEAL-A fair export demand for Medium
grades were in light request mainly for me inmedate wants
o e PI b e az $50 81 So & prr S 2o
Ibis Low Grade Extra, 43 bbs Medium Winter wirat
faaas; i59o bis y N EI 50 @os6 50 Tor west
RG 600 S6 sa sr SS es yfe 500 5 gF MIN
ncsota 50 % 900 ebls txra Iosis Sc 69 GOO h9ls
Supreme state and Western, s. 75a$5 20 Com
Choice s. 65GS6 To- Good western - 50
dtG 10 Good 10 Choice s0aSs 20 common 70 Good Extra
nesoia Extra Rye Mixture g. 1885 Clear, sGaa6 %
50 IS st. L5as Bxrra Common 70 Good IS SsC 81 Good
% Choice 81 SOasS % the narke: closing steady
sGUTMsRT FLOUR in limited reaue3i hes.y market !;
Ce9iee StaS Choice 10 Fancy s'e 70 Ea4ey FAMILY
1ee S a sale, G25 6b shoee q 75e
g 81 atsr Ss = @ 100 Cd dn seng
changed sales 200 bus Western Ge9s g 90 s$ Brany
wine quoted 80 2 s. 80 COARSE steady sales
'tGR&iNCWiEAT market without decided change srot
and Speculation trade moderate closing sith less strength
sales S0s0gO Dush Including ll6QOg bush S SPOT 10
No. Milwaukee. 9 81 AL 3l5i No spring IS Win;
White 81 A. Wd!s Siais and IEa Wte M n
ai SS do % J.nna ay II S bG 81 'S .e S
feDrnaT i2bi No 2Spfina. nee, M6er 81 ~
closing II 81. IA ST 3ig asked No. Northwest Decem
S Sd % or February efS b g
RYE quiet ISa7ie MesteTn; 4@a if state "a kIEY
inquiry prime Canada oI Pilaaslpia sales for export
lots 7od75c; city mating 1880 bush four-To.ed
part sc, remainder shade 100 bush. No
Canada, 9Oc. store BARLEY MALT duh, unchanged ;
sales 300 bush two roSed SAT- 7Se cash AL y ~
81 40 southern lilac Eve Peas hrm - 0O4 - 49,.
CORN shade finer with moderate export home trade and
far SPECULATIVE inquiry; sales $1,000 BUSH including s.,
600 bush spot; ungIaced Western mixed Sew and Old
62o No 2, Csc: sicre,63 7a637ic aioa closing Gc
including 100000 bush No. 1876 seller May SO fc
steam Mixed seller Decenbsr 81 GGl Sc. closing ole bI
GOc bid. 62c. asked No December G3i2c closing SO Nc
bid, G3s4c asked de- January 81 4c closing G4c nd 81
February, &c hid GS9c. asked OATS-dull
shade lower saes 1000 bush NO White, 3sil .c
No. white, 39c M-cd ard white state together, 3ge.
Mixed state, n 7d59c White state 5oG43c Mixed west
ell ooaSo e; % ~ 10 ,., I'D uu
Feed, tl90s2 sbarps, S2Oatl3 PER ton. BEANS-Re.
lower Marrow ~ 2jGf2 % Medium, 81 10 Pea 80 100
s2 90 White Kidney ~ iO Choice Rods and wanted
81 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-04
legal Monies

NOTICE OF ASSIGNMENT.-N0hce Is here.
~ Dy given that Benanin L. Brown, ~ Tie ioNnllp 81
Chatham the County 81 Morris and state ol New toy
hath this iav made assignment 10 the shsei eF OF s
tate tho equal benefit OF s credto g ant mat .le ' H
ifos mus ca their 20 u claims under osh oi am o
lion within OF months rom the date hereof
Dated, November y, lH1I 49,
EDWARD 4. MUIR Assignee Norri'town. New Jersey
NEW-YORK SUPRLME COURT Queens
~ County-TUE QUEENS COUNTY saw SGs ~, 10 n
pluutiH ACT. HENRIETTA PBENTi>S, AHpti." ~
PRENTIS5. ENEMA h. WARD, MARTHA ID, fi.tN ~
defe ndants Summons. To The above nane az
are hereby summoned answtfthc Complain D.. ~ $3.50.
2nd serye copy OF your answer On ile pbli" y
within twenty laya after the service oi tis Summons 800
syc tc dsy Of service and in case oI fcuI is ~
answer Judgment slll be- tek,n sginat Foi ~ V1t
FOR The rcici Ccmauict in the CONT at D~tSi
October ~. 1877. H. a. BnGtlI, tlAhiAf ~ ~.
postonce address and o'hce' 10. - O'L'DD'i'''
Guy. ---.--- .. ,.-..-.,, ,r,a,ops "a
served urcu Won y psDicltCHl put>u1nt io a Cur " -.
Jackson o. Dywan one ~ tie % l NoyeS ter
Cor the state OF YORK.. dated he l9h ~. ~ 't x
1871 sud od win the complaint In tle ONO. ~. r. yer,
tie County o. queens, ~ Jamaica, e ~. ', y t,l,r,y
HENRY 4. EOGENi, PA ul . A''''''''
n27 laN6wru -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-04
Exchange on London was weak and lower on a
accumulation of cotton bills, and rates reduce
10 tue following quotations:
Prime bankers Sterling bills OOd

The week opened with an easy condition of the
money market. and call loans were made on pledge
Of acceptable cOllGteTas at to per cent The
market for commercial paper was quiet and the best
grades found a sale at jl2 to z. The United
States Treasury, at Washington, to-day
ceiyed $4,000 national bank notes for redemp-
ton. The Customs receipts were 5000, and tho
internal Revenue receipts were T32O,OOO The fol-
lowing il the Clearing House statement to-day:
Currency exchanges. 95,300,306; currency bal
ances, S40SS. S25; gold exchanges 1891 500,
and gold balances, 81 ,359O16.
Cable adYlces report that the sum OF e. 900 bull
lion went into the Bank of England ION balance to-
day. British cODsOls were firm at 97816, closing at
$3.50 for money, eX-nterest, and 95bs for the
count United States bonds were strong; 1865 were
quoted al 1908; 5s at 1O7lI6 4l2 per cents
al lO4lllG, and l0-4Os at 10ol3lG. In American
railway securities Illinois Central was quoted at
12l2; Enc common IOI2; preferred at %; New
York Central 1861, and Reading 10 In Paris the
per cent French rcntes opened at 10G.7O, advanc-
ing 10 1865 AT the close. Sight. exchange on Lon
dOu declined to 25.16.
The Ontario Silver Mining Company has declared
its regular monthly dividend of $50 900 gold for
the month of November also two extra dividends
Of $4,000 gold each all payable on the 9Th inst
Transfer books Will close on the 10Th. After pay
ing the above, the Ontario viii have paid, since
March last, seventeen dividends, aggIegating $500,
600 gold
The Merimac Silver Mining Company, of New
burypOrt, has declared its regular monthly divi-
dend OF Ope per cent on It's capital stock, which ~
payable az the COmpany's office, No. 81 Milk-st.,
Boston. Oh the 10th inst. The books close Deem
Der 7.
The Hulill Gold and Silver Mining Company has
declared regular monthly dividend of / per cent
on its capital stock of S1,O00,000 payable on the
10Th lnst TO ali stockholders of record the 9th
inst, at which date the books close, reopening on
the / til inst.
regular quarterly dividend of % cents per share,
which payable TO all stockholders OF record on the
18th inst, on the 18th inst. This dividend amounts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-04
GENERAL MARKET RErORT.

MONDAY. Dec. 3, 1877.


AsHTs- Quiet uncis neod Pots. Sc. Pearls &c ..
f.-fo finn. moderately active; Ordinary trEocr
15st6 IGLc; Fnr Isle; Good 1850; Prime, le2al9asc;
Fair to Good santos 7a aISic Receipts OF AN for tho
week sales. 5.1g7 lsEs including 1000 bags, eX
Nora" lic, gold 295 bags C,ahiosl * "Fycho Bfae
Boa * s Der Nofd date last evening" private
OO4 haes, 81 j. Pond rgast' Withdrawn rom
stock Stock oi Brazil u lr-t hands eVO hats ~ HaN'a
ION 5000 al ans, 1900 Mobile 5000 a Sdvan-
nah l2,.g4 Baltimore. 6O7i9 ~ Newlork total l2.s9
bags stock second bands los 90 at Newpr' MS 441o
baltimore 1854 az Ntwl total So baIs to'sl
In r and second hands, 21l.14j bags ahCat and odd s.
lon the ntea states October p 1885, a6 bags purchased
Tor United States December Qnc!uGng 1000 Sant,g
100000 bags total visible United states supply GiG3il
bags del cries ron warehouse last week 25Oo ~ Nc|
orleans 90 ~ Psmorr 2l2i3 az New-NoIk; total 81,
dispatch finr no. dated December l. states
Receipts Tor week 47uOO bags purchased inI Europe 3OO
$4,000 price 81 5000 stock. oJuuO; -
change, 2jl. MIA rahS quiei, nm Padang, z@9-4c'
Maracaiho l6G ~ Or: 81 D0n go. lblfd lj'tc cold.
tOrION-Qrlct, Tina. ssic4 315 taos C'by Saturday
evening" Including ~ Xpor 6Z CONSUMPTION 45l speci
ton 900 arrive 800 delivered contract Receipts a. ho
ports % bales against $500 this Gay last week. 5000
last year =,
Tie actual count Of stock = cotton 10 York IL a. 9
Bartlett & Green G3G3 bales IN BROOKLYN llf"53
bales on staten Island .OOg7 bales sh;pboard not
cleared. 1860 bales; wiarvcs 1856 bales IN
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