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New-York tribune., 1877-07-24
Of ADJOURNED SALE of MISSIs-

y siPPi CENTRAL RAIIROAD.-Cireuit court Of
sippi-john NeweI and T. b. Alexander, surviving
Trustees Sc and The Iinois Central t.,ToAa CON- I'M
leans. s. louis and Cacago laiioaa Co'1.ny 7on,a
t ~ no m rns stale. FOR the sSnIhern District o Mis-
sispyi decree rendered In tie above entitled eense on
u, 22d of pecem9sr anu ana a-o ~ & y yI,se - g -
between The parties Aforesaid and oter. rendered
on ,9e gs On s ss m 81 ay Of January M IN ne circuit coar
Of the United states io The district o. hrniaey AZ Laducan
tered District Cour Of he United states Tor TIE Norih
and oter. tie 7t ay o. January s77 END under a9d
in favor OF tdmo j. Forsta John a,Nel ana Jgn.as y
su day of May ,z and % provide for ne pay ment d hs
asot' @ @ @ az agcfo @ 10 h. eei bidder under the
supernenence direction Of O. b. hil special Master N
dsc-ses the entire property said Det q
,s court n 'is house @ 2 te crat Court y the ETH h states IN
Jackson. Mississippi between the hours .. noon and three
August A. D. s77 the property described tle .ac dscee
corporation rrhe Mssisspul Central kaad CoinPany and
oencinr In the CIV of Canton IN the saf, of Mss spp
and extending northwardy through Missssi1p and les
bank OF The ONO river opposite Caro-. limos with
company including he franchises tsag At the date o aii
Deed oi RUS Or sag; ~ Wei a. me- , +ss , gs S M
Mit6 Al Of the lands rairosd tracks sings nights
ees aud immunues slaon-houses and grounds drpots
depot shous and machinery used m Ut IN
connection same; all engines rolling stock and
.gparatus % tOu Used or n connection o .a
railroad which has been acqu red and a ne STOCK o sd
corporal on or ils successor rei1Hg uIs" or sl O 81 an
corporation and AT repairs ops business mouse llcts Dlu
furniture fuel and al materials used fr the opera
ION and bu-iness Of road houses IRE houses and
lands al other kind and tescT pton rsh
titles. legal and equitable ana
property Of Kinds covered BY SAID Deed % Trust Aforesaid
power operate SAID road and to 'oect the Lc
rents and tolls theTff0m ana a the right tide aud esAts
said corporation and rs assigns fully ~ me same are
granted the Deed OF Trust Aforesaid or the DEGREES VI As
court. Aforesaid
The sale said property be made In bulk for cash 20 the
highest bidder the time ~ sale Tie nights Oi the Drd
h0cr5 purchase the sai property Is ro-eryef m he
deetees John NEWELL Surviving
JTNIts b. ALEXASDER,j Trustees
g. K. HILL, special Master.
R-IlyrutuIies Of property lar ascertabed.
have been ID % JScksuus 81 sis
sippl aforesaid. be Application 10 e clerk
of said cOIrr lc9 cw-atTuSfh
New-York tribune., 1877-07-24

PHILADELPHIA. July 25.-Cotton qiet Miilims. l2l2c@
Low Nlidiug. l2c Good Ordinary Il 2c gross recelpt
20 rv ~ jay Cotton drrcr; Mddins l2s'ec;
Io Ml.,u &c Good culinary lc orts coast wlse,
1I bales 'aes 50 baes SPINNER 80 bales STOCK 800
sroN. July 23-Coroa Grn. 3ui.uay l2s; Low Md.
ds I-c 60 d! ornar., II 'sc gross receD's Ii- Daes
SfwJalk.ss' July 23-couou qaie,; MidaunE llasc-
Low Iillunc lie. Cool Ordinary lo-2ci aei retrpt+
100 ba rros. 2D- bales ~ tirea, Hruan, fo1l
be; coastwse 100 bales; sales 800 bales clock 4o7oo
'- LOFTS. July e3-Ca;io1 uncharg 2; Miislng. ! c
Tow Nifthug lie; GOOD Ordinary, l04c; recey pr II
bales snipuents, - bs',s. at.rs = go D-.'. a.,
5i0cI B. Julr -3-iuiDh que fI'fii'R 60 ia" 'ilu
ding l0.,c Good Ordinary lO'.- net receipts 33 bales
N-ri.s lily 23-cotton que buyers and sellers apart
Mmdux sc receipts yJ bales Shipments c55 bales
%.ta. l-.6S July % Cotton s;eaiy N.dine '.c Low
Af'drg IL Good ordinary ll4c; Lrt i.ltit, bt
exports coasVse, 10 bales s1les 10 b'cs s;oc~ SIN
SAtAySAm July 23-C,tton steady sidng. II &c. Low
Nfug -i-c. Guof trtIart. lO'-c- i't ftcr'pts 70
ba gross. 3l6 bses exports coast" Sc 80 bach aocA
-'GaIVS,r,4 Iulv 23-coton nominal. HtIl!ag. u 'sc;
Ios si,ddng II &C.; Good OroiuarT l0o- net rece'ps,
lO- bA.css e1lorus coastwsc = bales ads - u&-es
sr.cl,sAI Juiy 23-Cotton quiet ar steady; hi'iug
IL sc. los Miall!nc. l'sc.. G2ot DriGtry. l4c re-
ce4lr - bavs shipments 20 Dsic'i Sales O@'s S"eN
y .AI,oTos July 23.-Coton hru aai nominal Miitng
ac Low fl1hluE, lI o.. Coon rlo W T, l.St =,
c-igt bales eApers co"St"iSe' L"" 0A'o' 7'-- ''i
%6egcLA July % cotton firm; Mtdlng. Il ~ net r.
&C rt- bales exports codsiFse, 100 Dalra socA ''V
LOUISVILLE. July 28.-Cottou armi MdGng. II 'sa'.c
PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.
PRoy1uEycE r. h. July ZPrint cloths In active prices
shade ei-ier Du, not q.otaOT lower
New-York tribune., 1877-07-24

Money was lent at about per cent on call to-day
discount being quoted at rates already gwen.
There was less disposition to lend money to-day AZ
recent low charges. The United States Treasury AZ
Washington TODAY received 81 100000 Natlonal
bauk notes f,r redemption. The Custom receipts
were $500. 900 and the internal Revenue receipts
Sj3 ZOO. The following is the Clcarng-honse
stateInenttOday: Currency exchanges, Tb6,3 l3i2ZN;
Currency balarres, T2,03~ ,G3~ told exchanges
&125eI2O4: Gold balances, - .i33,2Jj.
I'm London to-day British cousols were steady at
ql5lG but United states bonds were ieyerlsh iIreS-
new =. at 1868, new fl2s az -1OJl2 and lO-l0s
at 1893, Eric common opened at ~ fell 20 6si'
and closing 10 7, the preferred dropping 10 loi2;
New Y,r Central dcc,iu.d 10 30 and Illinois Central
to 81. In Paris the FIVE per cent French kontes
opened at lG7.o0, closing az l0445, sight EAchahge
on London being quoted n 2J.l5.
The receipts of Flour and Grain at the principal
Atlantic ports for this 23d day of July We're:
%,vv YORK PhiIa BALI Boston
New-York tribune., 1877-07-24

occurred within the last half hour. This is fair
illustration of speculators logic. short uHo ago
prices were advanced because of the economy in
troduced by the reduction OF wages, ana to-day
prices rise because Of restoration of old wages.
Investors viii do well to ignore all Wal-st reason
ing and say and answer to themselves the pam
practical questions-can railroads heavily handl-
capped with fictitious stock and debts be exempt
from the evils affecting all other enterprises. many
of which have never drunk at the fountain of nia-
tiOn
We have neither space nor disposition to repeat
the many rumoFs winch to-day momentdrily Affected
prices and detailed description Of the nuctuatons
would be incomplete without an account OF ea'h
special cause: therefore the reader is referred to
the subjoned table showing the
p.xcr M TuR STOCK MARKET.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-24
THE STATE OF TRADE.

r,vprpoot July 23-Pork- Eastern dua at 70 Western
An a. 81 D,.ou Cumberland Gas sns,y ~ o3cl. HnnIt
~, .f,,r af .p I'd Clear steady li "n -viL ''al
st.,- IA 7 "a lams-IOug steady ~ o. ;-hlnldtfs sea
. af .g Bsri- India steady at ~ tfila ~ ss sy
o. priu- A--. steady - lAfd-tfime Nerrin 1le'
Sc Al 4 lraloW-Ptmo C.rf nnnct u 4und uprH.,i' =,
-'ir.ts .fe,dv Husn-toumon dul AZ f ne uu -
ltrr--- Choice urutl az ll ni I" 'llL ,
Fiour- Extra stale duil 90 3'bd " heiNp Spii'
st.4a, al - Jd. cprLg sirsd 81 ~ W iul'i '
~. b. fl,. l.1.ket Winter Mes tn-Nont u Ih. n l
LEI C.I- Mixed hrner % - 81 hrrrlpts OF ma
~. ti- gers from Atlantic ports, l'45l gl' u,tl - w
l.-'. 1900 4ff from other sources '"fp"' ~ ~
Cora. 80. 900 ora ,..,., ,.,i.t ami mn
-e~g.t. Nid.suc Tpiand- G's' hddnT orleans r-ti.i
trt OYU ba- inclulug QUO Tor SPECULATION aLl
m. rr..iut- ~ day GOO nlfH, 'luI.s ~
4,,erirsn Futures q, cheaper pltndS Low Miua.hf
bstsil. llands 10" Miiiuht 'i9to
INV and August delivery, 6'isdf tpllnuS Low 'll.It
.t,e August ard september delivery ~ Geu h- 'r' ~
~ .sar 8-,. Upanis. low MiflhuF ci.ua 0cplrlip'I
All Drfner delivery GAsi Dand-, -" MhnlmE .'s'
Srw tr0p .-iprrg October snd NoreLbrr SAIL e-tsu ~
lands l,, Mntilng caus-. New crop shpped Nuf,'9e
a December rod Corn, 20 3d. s-ovi per quarter ''I
urW mixed western ,-,, - .,v,
IiyEarool. jay 23-l3O p. m.-Baeon' 3H6d per e"~
for Mddcs. An.
ivEEpool Jul, 23-2 pm u plands Couon Low Nlddihf
July August delivery, o's-d' pani''
ding August and september dels ril, efs
Io Ndfng cisu.. September and october delivery ess
Ii.EafoOl- JUiy 2S-6 mlhr sales Vi t1tl"h ''}
cludei 700 bales Amercan Futurea dlili Npsnss L""
udahug clause, October and November delivery osL' 3.
LIYzarOoI, July 2J-5:So L. kein0d FenoisA' - 40
New-York tribune., 1877-07-24
OFFIJ4L Re5rsr ~ 1VCGTo.s RLyIy9 B0A M
edTE>-JI-lF -. 1871.


Notwithstanding the most Strenuous efforts by
person- heavily interested to -Ieat the great riii-
Toad ,trac as - matter of minor Importance, IL
Va, n,t without its eiecJ upon prices 40 the
s'o.k Exchange to-day. But If tie manner ia
which stocas have been bois:ercd up for the
pa't Sky dav. bc considered. the decline was
much le.s than might nave been expected.
Serious as the conflict is-and now We do uot refer
q tle violence which is being committed. and which
a ail hazard must be supprcssed-it really Is of
niaor consequence ce 20 those who buy and bell stocks
ior living when compared with the reported open
confession Of 3ir Vanderbilt, that the Central and
hudson u0w is only running thirty trains, when
IL good times .t run sixty" This undoubtedly ex
pes-es the Truth iu a modified form, yct We are
asked 20 believe that the road IS earning well as
paving dividends.
lie slOch market to-day opened IN a whlrl ol eA-
element, prices varying l. per cent within four or
I'VE feet. Ia place 4sl2 was bid for Lake Shore
While Ia another IL was Offered at *. SO IL Is In
Possible 10 know what the opening quotation really
wa. IL Will be observed that the compiler Of
the official list has assumed the hi gest price TO have
been hrst. and IN tins he probably is correct.
Out II is not unlikely that at the same instant
sales were made at y per cent lower. After
ltiie time the market became more quiet
and business was continued in more regular man
her The huctuat ons, however, were frequent and
Sd, varying with the numerous reports OF extend
% strikes Of their settlement. At the close.
st"cks were being bought on the report that the
central and Hudson Canal Company had receded
nom IT'S reduction in wages Of July 1, and that
therefore the trouble was likely to be soon at an
sAo- Hence the advance from lowest prices. which
New-York tribune., 1877-07-24

81 ,294 800; currency balances, $1,000, ,S2i. The
gold quotations were rs follows:
10 o..Io5 II. 90 loses 2.-.------.--lo5st
10 IO25....~..lOG lIO... ..io5's 5.......--.l"5a.
Foreign Exchange ruled quiet and steady ~ quo.
tations. The selling rates were on the basis OF
81 ssh and - s63l 20 the Tor long and short de-
maud both respectively. We annex latest oiiiclal
ouofatious
New-York tribune., 1877-07-24

d5IsEI o 54i ..y 'aeressats o. & "a. nd nd
90 SAINT Hampton l.rs -"s57 oae- a. b4.tiorie:
5a.s i sesr r-sr- se,, . Lss' ~ B'um"re and gJ5.3
n Nev-Y1rA il.A.' :, pa ~ "a ,r I'm. Ill,
tiAi.s Vas 50 baa aaa au-cised e. Juy ~ inoiaa''e
552 god. 20 .l-. oaa Ma gr-aes 81 aol a'-r.
D~,r r-cv Today J1rtus ae sae' % -''0"' f-A- o.
"a and ty , Faar Sr' a better re-. for x
port r4.ler more stcady r pee lrias .-h7 % rl.l
demand sale I6 200 ihs. a. .aar4 t1 no - 5OIj -
trI. -f,tr 81 Ia fs o. GO io; f1 3prse %
so! Co toe. f. " .I,1 .Iss -' r.' } ~, 70 i$e 80
common Esr 60 sa a59sO b.. far 90 'o'' i'' - $
ass i0 and aG rs s. S or se W,st naea iaf ror 70
common E1irs K,uli Hoop ouo 80 4st %. Com on 70
y snssof - Qfl5 r. tncu nr straight brands. =
- =. common TO ..o'4 t'." , NJ iDli- @ 80 q .i
s..aq ar VI o.le grades. sal rather heavy branes.
Al. .r shipment 10 Fueald 81 sG DO and 0oU bills sod
weasra fAt2 aso '9r En&ang' a - 'S,---fof ;
come htlo business .9li' amsnc4 7t-s
- - Is. ncuG4a NcN wheat exIa .- OOa-s f5---
@ a., T. -, Xxx ti , -, ~ 81 75 Is i..rr y.re taoee
coitS MAJ 1a.r.. alelans7 safe. 400 ob' els
Iraa, wine. IS b.. Coarse ae shade nler; sale, 100
cHAiN-le s,le =. l, tae - yefT r.. al uea gaieray
s.Int e-a l', VI VI ,-, ' & T" o. a. '-e & Nh m aIS S
bush. tat outsi1r advance rcaiz~ oD Winter Wheat
fe..i 9J+.NgU au-... tlI...r U,ult bust.
S,a s.atA-rn s,a Amb,- a.d Wlitc si 8OeFI ~
E. bush. t-ed Texas ID 5000 bush SO. MlI
,an.-c 81 o. u oc, -,uD 5usu. HH lrsufa, - ~
14UU b.sn. winter Yea Western. fl oJi JOJ bA ol
Winner isi es,ll 81 % 1000 .,i- Ho.j @iiW4d
70 Az. 1000 1Ie.. Ho. Niuir. I.t sr August, : fif4
d1. fr ~euiemt-r - 42'l 4+i 4al. closing -i IS tc,
: 43L assed: 3-00p bush. do, rrst week b. 5cr-
tlaurt 81 -: .GaU0 busL ~o. ~yuHg. Tor sep
ten ser a2G-l closing 80 ai tId. 81 1855 = 4-sri
f.. 90 i4r inquiry uaI.y ior lor
delivery -aea 10000 DAsn 40. e-t,rn .or lasI
h4f August. Tlcs 0IpirI Dn s1uf, s1fI-t, western
.g1-5,.. -tite..... BARLEY aid BAELLf MALT with
change o. notice CANADA PEAS. uon.ta y.c ln
npud......Ihe tDNS Naikrt r -c per bushr higher
-1th lair b'-res sIc parcels. aul ciisc trade 'r
delivery The IlplUstfncni caused Ely hN sle
siiiAr 3D.! tu Railruaf stcs. JJl.ucO bush.
Including liL0HD bash. 0u Lie sloE WarL Western
M4Art -sr.; lnrrsdrd do, aJe a6-,. steamer AiEcd,
Coo. 4tlcs co-iAr COc. b., Gl -. aakei 40 = t2c
c1aur Gl'4r. ht. l2c .ske1 ellun Wrarn ~ bfci
DiI .Xrl Western a. h-.., nctrsrrl 4fiwH bu-hris
fllrrrs IlcIrdmT steamer Tor JUL, as+ aflcf cos
iir 6uc b,d iii qr. asked No. .. Juy Ole. IA
f7,e. asked steamer Mixed Tor august, '-'94 3sc
glaln e.. clnsug Goa did, tu2c asked; No p, Tor the
steamer Mixed ieIlber. irhO closing 6rc pu
% Ole, closing, ole plti
G fc g4c. b, ttrr tu-urat checked Us
ir advance. -4UOu bush 30 q. J1 .4c No. 8 7" ll-
galc.. SOC. Mi-e1 Western, Sc " Ll-c -" -atfh
4s0,oc sW hte state. 81 EEDtlnict 4uh SIS
cor. S-00s2I; SON s-J luy 70. 40 ~ .-.-hi ,. s.4D
F.res.3 SlaIV.. s2a pr t0u bttN 4airii he.liil
dhore AarrOa Cocr, - t9as3 % hate hl1Ae5'
Choice, . oOas- lJi Bed Is Aane5, IS 20 -"
New-York tribune., 1877-07-24

12d gallon. spirits Of Turpentins, % 81 f26 per cwt
LONDON, July 235.30 p. allow, 1880 dt5h per c~t
Sugar 30 M per No. II Dutch Standard on the spot
and 80 81. for DO afOat
ASWEaY July 23.-pctrOleum. 80 francs fOr me palo
American.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-24
Gorporailon Notltcs.

OPOSALS.-Proposals for removing part
,f pier old 40 sG at foot King 81, \. H. and all
sheds sna buildings and building wooden PIER
on the te thereof known Ficr No. p, y r.,
the Dspa ment o. Docks, III snd llo
unt ne lat day OF August lsit al IL O'Clock m
nam
New-York tribune., 1877-07-24


The Philadelphia Stock Exchange to-day traded
with closed doors and therefore there are official
closing quotations. !, is known, however, that
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad stock sold at = per cent
against 81 on Saturday, to % and 3D. and Reading
at - per cent against 24 on Saturday.
Government bonds were not very active today,
but were generally lower, notwithstanding the al
vance in gold. The following were the quotations
current 81 the close.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-24
DEPARTMENT or PUBIC PARKS,
. fFsfgS -.afr.uu hgwX Wong IulW "A

2,
PROPOSALS FOR REFLO0RING THIRD
4 AVENUE BRIDGE, OVER HARLEM RIVER-rro-
posa. envelopes will eived tho Office tho
of Pubic ParkS 80 UnlOnSq, New-lork cay,
un Woin SHAY the Goth day Of July 1871 at the hour al
hal clock, "a when they Will be publicly open
0r ayns wooden aOor Oh The roadway Of Third az
Bridge Harlem river ig tho CITY O New York For fcl
particulars TIE Cy Record for sale at No. city Hall
New-York tribune., 1877-07-24
0ouarinsrshlp NoIlees.

AIR. JOHN PETRIE, Jr., has this day been
.Fa admitted interest IN importi manufacturing
commission business The style of Cur business VI
hcnceforth bo VICTOR T. MAUGER & PElhlh- llo
VICTOR Z. MAUGER
New York Julv %. 1871
New-York tribune., 1877-07-24

h''ttH'f lfA't ''f'''''------
Extreme range Of prce- H--fl lJ2
Tr- the sales .--.---------- 320l3
BEEN i-I.scel TO-DAY, j. loads a jersey CIT and
~ -Sfiet-si, makng 42j head on sale, a-ans' 1907
Bead last Monday shipments o dressed beet during week,
49, head with so alive irom Der 'u 100 Boston 800 om
~ 2.7o. The large receivers o. live stock during re
wees I T.. Eastman ..9tJ head t.Ie Afion, 40
had sc-r & Meyers G5j head y Morris SO he. d. and
"a. f.r IT, 80 .aier
Size 1--we sipca market. re n AZ nu.ciilel and excited
condition. Aa Ouly r1ithr NeW f'ra Central and -i
t..u- cu fhc o 'r r'a M be -c1r rom 'ne st1Sels
aId n rorS nt o. leg ai lriiri' rf s o-s now 90 s'
laty t.aH 'tl u''H ', C. wan m a. .Ht . TO
oIt ivr.r. After closing ONT tlr $40 h. Whch N"S he
early. ln. rm4don vas fcc'Nel ina, t Nr. -fo.A
',utal Rad was ttrtn pose ''"h 0i Dy We ilo'rls
a. iuido, ana To- no Ht't" vas uehiE ~H'pl.u oh
10, flha .rNeiInE tht "AJ oi,t oH- i1 i'' '.e'..s
think "tey h"d r'td ".a u, ,at'!,. VIZ. @ ~, q, gts W
wished they had a.d in ih' ~ i ~ W l, 2 ~ ~ ~
Jes't 'l.N were 'en .l". - 'l r. i -t ih
30 n. sac ~ 7- r.,,. an io5,' o1i r,fE E.I'g
Ihr lnWe'l -'i. .a. ,'i ~, T., ..ist tls.i - -
e. went o'I'H ~ ~ l. & ' d, a., ,,i- ,ei -
i .o... J." ' ' ~ i, ,-,', yriti /, a. fi,r-6 r,ncb
nut % i''7 N' ' ~ . ..,, ~ IT,, .I..trl..f', ID,
s.e@ VA SCI ,i Iil- ,' m re- & lyg, % G Poi rlt3
po' teas ~ Isl j.. or ti ,, M u 3 ,, ',,i l, ar, az
i.."i i- rf -o ,.rrt M he roii n =
aii'i o. t i"i' ~ i- WIZ -.. ,I.,1-
stoch lA, 'en ht1t r L "l NJ iI b. rdtil1 tst
'. i.-- 'i' az .,.'I- i..,.. i5'. r,.y .F-a.r-d
1857 - -. 49,, t +,,t, ;,cre IL ear loads f,r r. C.
~ H., ~ H. 1fr ia In. Sore, T. 1f.rrr- - Tor lo1I
b. i.,ftl H.. ..ij leyln -.4rs az q-r 5J ANA
\, ' = ~ 81 m al fdI.r. -. af Id LIc
10 N-t ~ - ,,-,i-st an l4s Nm
90 '. i'-' r.t f !, ne fg .eaI M Iai.c a. Al
New-York tribune., 1877-07-24
Duslness Chances.

EOR sAI.E. The very desirable property
near Peckski y Y with furniture, school library
uasl apparatus. boats, etc. =
This property fully equipped for school or Tor snincF
boarding house and Is equally available for slihef purpose
The situation j. remarkable Tor iis he'h beauty 'N Afees
sib.ty For terms and further particular Apply 70
'' ]. H. COLE $50.
IL FiBc-st. y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-24

Tho foIOng f0bIe 0I 0rIoes 0T tne pI0IHInrNT E0IN
and silver mining shares. including the opening
prices of to-day received by telegraph from San
Francisco is furnished by VIM. Ward. Drexol Build-
New-York tribune., 1877-07-24

Total bush $50 sOs 20O5,61s a,95G.22J 21l2.92S
KAY An D 5TRAW-RstAer quiet DuE steady bale Aay'
New-York tribune., 1877-07-24

The generally unsettled condition Of affairs was re-
hected In the premium on gold which, opening at
i0Jl2c against 1Ojasc al the close on Saturday ad-
vanced To 106loc. Lator transactions we're at
iO55-g1OJ7s. Tho market also feels the effect
Of the Withdrawal Of coin for the 3 hdi-
cate purposes and the difficulty Of obtaining cash
gold 10 make deliveries On gold loans the rates for
borrowing l, and per cent per lnnUIn. lha
Assstau L Treasurer paid Out 9o2OOO N coin lnlcT
est on the public ,bt and i3 600 IN REDEMPTION OF
called bonds. he days business OF theGod Clearing
Department Of the Bank of the state of Now-fork
covered: Gold cieaTed, 900; gold balances,
New-York tribune., 1877-07-24
OFFICE or THE LoRmLARD ISsrRANcE coMpANr{

,yHE AUGUST COUPONS Of the REAL
! ESTATE FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS gnli anteed A "
oice oi the Company Equitable Building 10 BroAdNAy ON
'ie 47t Gay o' August = l. MONTGOMERY Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-24
PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.
financial.

PR0VuENCE- Z. b. July --rrint cloths IN active price
shade go -!.r. but not qaotaU.F lower
New-York tribune., 1877-07-24

PACIFIC FIRE IssURANCE COMPANY
OFFICE. 47O BKOADwAT June II, isiT.3
10Th DIVIDEND.-ihe Board of Directors
Ea have this day declared the usual sEMG-ANN UAL
TT,IDIND OF TEN QO) PER CENr, payable July 2,
l-7T NM. \. BUTLER, SECRETARY.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-24

OFpcE Of THE MANHATTAN FIRE INst RANCE CoH-l
PANY OF NEW-lOKk CITY. ~ " ALLsl.
New YORK, July - 1871.
rgHE Board of Directors have tins DAY declared
a SfsfTANNUAL DIVIDEND OF TEN FER CENT.
'-0'' '"' '''- '1 LOUIS p. CARMAN. secretary.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-24

NEW. YORK NAUONAL EXCHANGE BASK,
NEw.YOaA, July H. 1877.
SGST DIVIDEND of FOUR
- M PER CEN has been declared on The Capital sock
lis Bark pa able and aer August l. by
orer Board Of Directors. C. B. OF TALL Cashier
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1877-12-08
THE GRAVES OF THE DEAD.
BY FATHER RYAN.
Written at Little Rock, Ark.

1.-THE following lines We're suggested
by the ceremony at the Cemetery Oh Sum
day, November 4th.
Out to the graves ofthe dead,
Who rest in the Infinite calm.
With rcvcrcnt step, and with Bonded
(The Angels were counting the tears
they shed,)
With censor, and PRAYER, and psalm,-
The hearts of the neople went forth to
Ericve
Der the poor and the precious DUST
With the Christian Priest Of the grand
II RELIEVE"
And the deep and the deathlcSs trust;
And it seemed so strange in Il place so
lone,
Mid mourning people and dark -robed
Priest,
Where many tear met many moan,
That Faith should keep a Feast
And yet Faith kept it there;
And the deSolatc Home of death
Was changed at once to Il temple fair,
And a glory fell where the whispered
prayer
just rose above a brcath,-
For the mourncrs' lips by the tombs were
stilled,
But the mourners' hearts with their faith
were tilled,-
Each grave became shirnc, -
And on each shrine shadow fell,
Or was it sunshine ? Who may tell q?
No hear.-oh! Christ,-li(<e thine!
Thy Altar came with it's wine and bread,
With it's people and bishop and vested
priest,
And Thou didst come TO Thy lonely dead,
The Guest to thy Faithfnls Feast.
''NIIsERERE "-thy song is low
And the notes ere sole,nnly sweet;
And with hea rts bowed down and foot
steps slow,
In worship they walked thro' the place
Of woe,
Where we all, some day, must meet, -
| And the Psalm toated over tho sleeping
dust
Each tone all-at.rall With the tenderst
Tn the Beautiful Christ of God,-
And the sunlight flashed on the tears that
fell,
| And the wild winds bore the music away,
And it. somehow seemed tits Il brief fare
vol
We give to those who are meath the
sod,
| And it somehow seemed that we touched
their clay
And their souls, in our songs and prayers
| that day.
| What moved the beautiful blades OF
grass,
That folded the graves with ti:ge Of
| greene
Did they hear the sounds of the chantet
| Mass
! Did they hear the prayers OF tho people
pass
To the God of the world unseen?
What made their stiffness speak so much
WHY shonc q sun on such night!
ALI. me! in prayers TRANSPORTED touch,-
,Twas also so tits only thus
We meet our dead-and they meet us
When people follow after Priest
To graves where only Faith keeps Feast
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1877-12-08

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