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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-01-31

NV YoRK. January 3o.-AuihOr b.
Wood, chief Of the Consulate bureau Of
to. Sla,s department has returned frcn
Europe, where he made inquiry into AZ
fairs of the consul.tes in the p-isciPsi Sea
ports ef GresI Britain, France snd Ger
msny. The result s that . number Of
imoortsrs in this and other cities are 10
ke promptly prosecuted, reveoGe
oScers removetand coasals in eonspira-
cy 70 ds.rsud the goyernmsni SIii De
dismissed IN diagrscs.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-01-31

WAsHisoTos, January 20. - The
House ConmIttes on Appropriation
siil ~ tie Isgislstivs and eIscutIvs sp-
propri.,ion bdIi fr $1,000 - the ssssy
u the Presidsnt, snd soeompssy y n ~itt
provs,on reps.j'ng ,bs ,sctioa IL The
revised statutes xhich increases the al
sry - $1,000.
The Supreme Coaft Jastiees to'n 90
the electoral commission have obrs'seS
rom the Librari.D of Congress csp&ss
81 The sIsctor.i law ~ Dragon. fio1 Ma
s,d LoGisisss, and the jodiciai d,e's'os'
thereon.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-01-31

The House of Representatives, has
passed the bill allowing Capt. EADs
$4,000 for MS work on the jetties at
The mouth OF the Mississippi. This is q
iust recognition of the services Of this
eminent engineer.
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Mr. JEgKY JOHNSON, brother OF Hon.
ID. JOHNSON, died in Dsnviile, Va,
N the 10Th inst. on his way home from
south Csrolins, whittier he had gone in
.esrch OF health.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-01-31

HAYES uncle furnished the money 70
.et up the presidential pins. LITTLE
YIELDS uncle furnishes the papers 10
.nock them down.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-01-31

The Congressional Committee sue
ceedea IN converting LIrTLEFIELD into
Returning Board, and y threw out
pretty much everything he knew.
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Forced Bonds.

Yesterday 9 gentleman called on the
President OF the East River Bank,
stating that his name was Cyrus q.
Clark, and took from his pocket num-
Der of Central Pacific Railroad bonds,
representing face value Of s2l,00o
On these he asked loan Of $1,000,
The President asked 10 have them lett for
exsminstion, and he gave the man $3.50,
the latter promising to call in the morn
ing for the balance. Afterwards the
bonds were found 10 be forged, ard the
matter was reported to the police who
arrested Clarke to-day. de stated thst
he found the bonds lying on the sidewalk
at Ann stree: and Broad way. abou! ihree
weeks ago.
The clerk was held for examination
The nunbe's OF The counterfeit bonds are;
9.5l9. 1926, e,495, 9isS, 9,422, sis5
s4s7. s.499, 9,i95, 9,552, s,5I7, s52j
s,547, s,55l, 1856, 9,6i0, s,64S, 1854
s,s4s, s,ssS, 1929.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-01-31

LIrrLErIELD tells little OF the little
tale which bis little modesty il duced him
10 keep back. The committee may YET
~ able to work out of this Little-feld a
.arge crop.
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Foand Gsflty.

PorTsyILLE PA, JsaEAry so-Ths
iury in the case OF Joe Dagger, sA-
esshisr Of ihs PennsylTsnis hsissna
Bxnx Of PotsyllIe, charged sssh The
enb<rrIsnsrt o. 5000 brought 10 .
verdict Of guilty.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-01-31

The HAYS crop from the RepuoIi-
,.,.' Ii,,le.FIsLD in Louisisns will be
short this year.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-01-31

An uncle is becoming q more useful
nan than q mother-in-lsw.
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aogsG.

4 bsli sy2ropnsiihg 10000 10 b
rssd % Joe. B Esos f0r The eorsfsucsioo
q the Alssisipp river jessia, esc,
psEsed.
The spesksr lad bsiOss The House ,ts
cs. AsoGishiag the Board u CoznnisssoG-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-01-31

DEMOCRATS in Washington are conf
tep. of TILDES winning the national
pool.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-01-31

UScLE SPEARING got ahead OF Uncle
RrRCHARp on the home stretch.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-01-31

Irthe Presidency is still in doubt, the
City Sergean,cy has been settled.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-01-31

Tur eopundrum now is, who is to be
ma 9Th wheel 10 the Judicial branch oil
me Arbitration Commission!
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at'Aeeling 2e9ister.


The ,oeathe- ,o-doy ,0'a bepartty cloudy,
,,,,b varioble rinds, rising temperature
and possibly occasional rain.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-01-31

The conspirators at Washington ike
the little boy at school. have been "sot
hs,k.h
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-01-31

HAYES Is dead. Bury him IN his
Little Field.
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Ford Bankruptcy Case.

NEW YORK. January 30.-The second
bankruptcy case Of J. B. Ford X Co.,
which was announced day before yester-
day, is simply legal form for complet-
ing settlements Of the first.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-01-31

JusrlcE BRADLEY is the coming um-
2ire. ....
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do it that night, but subsequently,
and Wells said that it was we'll done.
: The witness here showed how the sltera-
tions were made. Continuing, he said
Wells asked me the same night to make
a change in the electoral vote. Wells
was examined By the committee sent TO
I New Orleans. Wells afterwards told
me that he was asked by the committee
how the returns IRON Vernon parish
were received, and in consequence he
felt very uneasy. He first said to me:
Cant you make q copy of the original
returns, and find out what will make an
aggregate, and we will reject some?" He
then said: I'VE will have the attidayiis
prepared" meaning the aftidsvits show.
ing why two polls of Vernon parish
were rejected The sfidsvits were
sworn to before U. 5. Commissioner
Jewell. Each affidavit was sworn TO by
three persons, | recollect the
names of the three persons who swore to
them, namely: Jim Brown, Sam Col
Inns and Sam Carter. They made their
marks. do not know whether there
were such persons or not. The
atfidsvIts were dated, believe, Novem-
Der l4th, 1876. | came into the Office OF
the board on the 18th of December.
Mr.. F.eld-Did Gov. Wells speak
about forging the name OF Thos.
franklin
A. He asked me to practice so that l
coald make the signature TO the returns,
but did n OF do it.
q Since you came mere have YOU had
an interview with any one in regard to
your testimony. A. have conversed
with various parties, including Governor
Kellogg and Marshal Pltkir. Governor
Kellogg did not question me particular
spoke about our former intercourse and
personal relations, which had, he said,
been pleasant, and he wanted me TO con-
slider well before testifying and as TO
what course l should take. / told him i
did not intend TO testify II could help it..
He q: much as inferred thse | should re-
member my friends. He though 1t wise for
me to stick TO my own party. This con-
versstion occurred either on Saturday
or Sunday.
q. Vas there anything said about
furnishing counsel, or about protecting
you? A. He said if | desired, he would
employ counsel.
Mr.. Lawrence then examined the wit.
ness, who was reminded that he had said
that wnen he was examined yesterday,
he was not aware OF his rights. The
witness remarked that since then he had
conversed with Mr.. Murphy, Of DaveR.
port, Iowa. Murphy did not advise him,
but said that he could give testimony
under protest, which would clear him
from contempt.
z. Is there anything you know now
that you did not know yesterday A. l
sm only giving my evidence under pro-
test; / was in contempt when | saw
Murphy.
q. You altered no other re.urn' A.
None bu. this one, so far rs know.
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LOUISIANA cooks the goose.
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I Saw Considerable Scratching q
ing On.

In further response To questions, the
witness said: ! went TO the office Of the
Board alter DINER, As already alluded
to, TO compile the returns. The men,
bers of the Board were in their private
offices. | began TO make the alterations
IN the returns from Vernon parish If
teen minutes after Governor Wells sug-
gested it. Judge Davis, one of the
clerks, showed ms how 10 alter the hg-
ures and furnished Rubber. Woodward,
another clerk, assisted ne on Monday.
The other clerks must have seen II done.
Mr.. Wells came in repeatedly while
the work was progressing. | worked on
it that night and until ten O'Clock on
| Monday. | invited Woodward g. .s-
sis, and he erased some of the totS,- |
handed the original returns 10 Governpf
Wells. Abel came in Just Is they were
! being burned, Abel said such destrac-
ton was usually done outside of the
place of the meeting of the board. Wells
told me TO either destroy or make way
with the altered statement Il the re-
turns from Vernon parish, now IN the
possession of this committee. Cover
nor Wells asked me II | had made
way with IL said yes. / took the
paper home, and il went from my
pocket 10 that Of Mr.. Spesring. Gov
| ernor Wells not only made the request
| 20 alter the returns from Vernon parish,
but asked me TO write down what he de-
sired Mr.. Spesrirg is NY uncle. he
frequently conyersed with me and asked
me 70 tell him something that you'd
help the Nichols government; my uncle
was not much o! politician; be voted
for Nichols and for Hayes.
The witness said that both he and his
uncle were formerly hay inspectors NJ
New Orleans, but were removed.
Mr. SeeIeye said 10 witness-When
you were Asked yestescAv whether Gov.
Wells requested you 70 make the sltsrs
tions, did you not cay he did not? A /
evsded AL answer. ain satisfied
that did 10: say Governor
Wells dad not make such 4 request
z The reporter. notes say you thus
,estided2 A. Then they are wrong.
q Did il seem 10 yoa perfectly right
10 mako Tue hlttThNtDl4H "a sbhSE
there wss nothing wrong IN obeyIng in
siructIons.
q Did you think Wells s rss,,s! Tor
making the proposition A. ] vii say
that have the spPearaIce Of being =
rascal .or what have done.
q. But you committed = forgery1 A.
do no, know the alteration Of figures ~
be forgery.
In reply 10 Mr.. Burchsrd, ~rtDess said
tbst he knew Of no ziterttlons hsyIng
been msde IN the return OF any other
parishes.
By NJ. L.wreuce-Were Tot charges
made against you o; excessive charge
while occupying tie Office Of hay lhsPec-
Tor? A. No. 70 my knoviscge. de
sad he borrowed 500 OF SpesriHg q
pay hi. expenses. The Indebtedness ~s'
| settled. there being Al old account BE-
tween them. Spearing gave h'm SO
while they were IL New York toKether,
/ Spesring telling him that De tad sh sd'
vance iron IL. Sergeaht-At-Arms.
| By Mr.. FIeid-HOw much scrHtshis (
xas done! A. 90 not kBoS.
Daring the further sIsmInsii0t, be
.sic tue pronu .gxtiOn Of the fAlsGsed re-
turns xas sigaed by all tie iBsInbsrs oi
the Returning Board
/ Asigurned till tomorrow.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-01-31

Psr1ssBnsa. Jsosssy % -fetsoissm
--QssA; crude - szi st PSksss; sssssa
2ssc, PhiIsds.pIla delivery.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-01-31

Cor 'em.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-12-07

Persons desiring Business. dealers
and all others wishing the very best
and latest Improved Sewing Machines,
should send for Circulars aud Terms to
SAMUEL HILL.
10 New AIontg omegy street,
nara San RxaM0ssco.
, 1877-01-04
Istt{ttlSfNNS.

3!ON PIlpDECTs-Hesp aettYe and IfsegMish Tho
market strong at TIC onttot. And weak In tho last
half Df the sc.aLun. the hghcs prices lr3uxht out
IarSer uHtrfnyS ttan wsNteI Lutt fur spot mud
falso. Negs we're In rather larger supply than had
lrra expected. aad lower ts pull lsd suw
orIers haud and did Rot CaEu tu obrrslu largely
AlleH fur tho speculative market. Utfer WarketA
bllcd little cianRes hut tic 1tocks Of ptoyAlons In
Liverpool aru much tishyF than year 4Ku. and this
It'd vpefatE expect fever orders from tha uthrr sdu
Ut tho Atlantic good deal Of tha trsding reported
In rork and 'nea w0 Amply turning uset from ono
mouth 10 AaatbeF At cnfrcnt differences.
Nxss r0EE-Wns Aet!Fe AMI sEong carly, Advancing
s;lc per hi. tus weakened AttezwaEl to aaf shout
2ac aboye tbs thtrat figures Of Tuesday. Ha1es
reported Vt >, 20 brs seller the month SIT 1,dt
snd i+hn ht!a seller March At SIT, 7,67HAl7,u.4 To.
ISL ", ~ tsta: ftia MLafknt ciUst1 t}llo II Sf74Ix
t HI Il fss r, s:sia, S;a u Il is: '.;:2
etfs e s* ;x 4 Z
bTI'. 5s4s$H $ =. ~ lrl. ~. !Sar ~, .
1i bus cto.ei ea.y UaI shade Aa1s Tic asest
REurea Of lue.day. L.stieol Wa quoted I'd pur c*t
ts is xs " T sss; II
ats'h hl7'tril. " Il u.tsa .srf fsbrns5y u u, %
s.l9 ea.l!; 81; in :seF janasIy;, 81, 3oIli.3is
MEsps"sts ~ st!s III Weak II sIee "" Il: opening
eh!cus .Aort rfb which VERY ey o1trsl for
D under Iood epeeuat,s lsn.aal. thu inuulIy fsr
loEs!xa AuH. sud 14ry ruled t4e. Tho ua w4f
sa u s ~ ~ = ~
,.ats IL f4ll ffexh!* Th.s .l1aaee j. c.eek!ax ths
WIZ fspss!sd = STesa Ass Il y. 10 fys
Iii slss;. .s!'eF Fe1taasy io oies = ssa
sS * IT, .s ~ 'ssll Il tS5,s :: S
i Wv ,psi Tie following NV ths asI.s quotations
, 1877-01-04
United Suites Of America, Northern District
Of Illinois. ST.

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s It. c III taSse nss n*''
MASTEH"S SALE.
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s Il
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sss sS3 .aFs.ss % t II !as: :asiS % r. as; :si
~ S;s: ii .s sssh; s:s'S:s x!S ss,a4,
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;.aeS|;s ~ !sT;:iaisx IA
"
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m II ;G .slles
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sSSthoa.tsr!y e wv WI is Il ~ KtaiS%t ilns;
III III s. IL ;sfx S;SS; ;5is ] iii
fSss' sa fa9 @ ~ s ss a ~ TS %
5s ~ a. y t9s!Hs
aa, srp'irnas. y ti Gai2aso i southern III i..i!ssss
.y a ss :asF' 81 s aaaS so,shs II IT,
rom Thornton. Ia cook County. 10 aud Into ss Cisy IT
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,Ixt. q xay s;,ntss:t. ttS,siYf Yitth: i. l:,S
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g x,s' f saa 4 rEsa ;ss Il d; f9bs,s S5a ~ q
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Is : :s. !S {; i: "a; :H
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~ g, !.s.,suxsr sars Numbered =, I. y ands.
Fss IhFss 81 Snifisxfs*5 It'll W., ISsfs4 Ill
kssbt is ea,So.a tas,, numbered .. i. 5e.hs,s.
I'd s es ,h biHT s
Etsa.y,; s.t: sA4a!. as!nf tho.e bsaf'
e. iss Siss SSs
9;s g. L sSsfs @ t.
sar. hs!rg those bearing nu'
D. All 1T tile lraicI.ts Of thG saa Chicago Danxtl!n
Singrunfs Ea!!roa! conpany within tbs stare Y
IIfnn aI al Of tbs p1oIelty and prenilset with!h
.aid rlate o,htr t4sa lalia ~. .tedus apesaealy
lnierras held " Il fur nse IL tlu n,anteGancu aud
operation ~ the s4d lIAe VI railroad.
TIM. Egr.lhe ht!I sale w!Ll he It the hour OF 10
Gel"ck T. r. ot shG ssssr!l, 7t.!, Ut Etlfnsry A.
llnlllanx, Laenlle.st, III Chk ago, lllIeoia IN,
u tic lid Il te paid III Al las Ting u
three nont.. md r. elnaa4sr y io paid ~ ca.h II
VI the .ar, ,aad ul Ut The purchase pynts
viii 1e ultc t3 tls purchaser. whlth III
tnEe lin To thr Fasse1Iua Af AL th. prpFttty d.
fuEtr1 ~ Le sIfu. liENIf ", HfaH1t,
aLsIf II tancnry nf shH Circuit Euutl VI the United
| states t,f thr Nusthcru ulatrict Ut i!linuss
! lkkuarJ =, INT ....
l EntrtIorf.
, 1877-01-04

ItLC2lL0L-Nha e!oW ii $sh7dt1.t II.
BROOM .C0t1S-Eous!unra dull m cay. The Rtock
Ia 3a,f bs.t arnacr than year aEu And runs pELnc
puy 10 medium qualities VI earu. Quotations:
Chofco .sccn husl N47c; incIlrIn hur, rcd tipped,
~ ,c: green brush. With hsrl enough to work It. 81
a4:t telfTFri With d. 4ess}<c; Grecn Rnh fn
udc 5ts!f,; rca tipped do, 3tsac lnslda brush. 33
lei .uudHa. 10 clplte sslk braid, 4!slac; iufGsiyr
tEuaiI. a4slT:i rrnokcd do, 2't}c.
EGTTEfs-fsot huttrt haa been nFrivins pretty frrc
ly within Tho past fsw days aud rlircs range shsds
luHer than IrlnH last week. Fur 70 KID bnttcr t,e
market InA srat5 and Hrtn the supply little H1ore
tna uual uctl!e current d-nlhH. We quote: Cilufcs
to fahvy ,roH :us.Jet medium 10 goai, ls4a5c; lu.
fsfcr 10 cnsaiao", laa!act roll. i7ats-a.
NAtl.sSu tlrin tone af tic ,uarket for tho INV
material 9lyrA strength to the market fur eottun scn.
lp4s gualt. prices bsny fully maintained lcapllo the
iMltHtt4 Of tra1c IN huFaos and Kuanyas there IL
sirkly. nodcrsta movement at stesly AKuses. puu.
,a!uns remain ~ soltows stark 2itae: rrcre4s Az
2lci Low!aton. 1oac' Moo.aaa. alc; Ontaso. :lHc.
American A, ipc A,noskeAE. 1uci Otter Creek It}sc,
hltap bays, and hu. ta4slsc; guuu!es Inxle, H..
.lS: ~. Aoub!c. :l%:tHc.
r,ssn ns III H. IT,. Il qs s.
y rl,uce 4uhtie4 htVcss here an rvtIiuar rntyrIy
sy sisSs; e IL stke' .st 'F '
u In Il sa ~ nssq IT.
Ws""ts Lstsssaana sss ST. IL aat ~" 'sass. ssas:
sa s .isss ii.s e5% o: f fan%S s ss i. attss s.,! '
os;:ifsf HWY: s. sI* ~s:S s ss H. rsqau.t
ri, sa'si ;It:' % y; ssi; 4
sGx r M a ,os t:1sf' S SsssS IL nsss, Isexxs ss1,n
LNcksd sas.U 935'U0; nsht'barrsi ioops. 1880
81; ,!oGsns,s aast ,es.!s scps ssss
Il, ast sa4 H. 'as
,ad a.; .'t 6 4 81. we;s III ss aHnfs. s:
~. 1k Z: Il ~s,s ssss.ps.
r: naS4sai:tn. l. ssld tartaT'c: rowdered =, so
.sI' s'fS % te5:1 svStst rSts; p t; t i,
ssG's: ea H. sses s!a; ss psSss
E. :es toau sH gSu r e otha. fH 'asiss .sps
sios sse9a II s,:sI s;s..a :ii;; t. S. e:
ia..,aui !e = =, Gss ~ aatllhr. saiy. q, sa,sG
~ ii s.tsis tss ss IT, sir
.Si!. fE:Si ,tl;fs sTy:ifh
ss;sst1H Sart.s i9*lsc 'Ss''s' '1''A4'' ~ 'St4Ss
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n,tsi T. Sst
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5tas;A1 1ss 81: sasia Az. iafs<: u 7sai y: NJ
fS'a snE s!: Ill o. ': L*stst u u
liz ~; ,,; NJ @ @hsFt;nt pr es1, :saos; co!aaSis
fkui4s i7 = SSfs3sss. xero !,ssr.l in the AZ
.;s.aS iesy: .t1a susts: a' A.' "
T.: IL s;S ;sSs: t.!ss
neAastl.-Asa, appItA 1talasi Michigan Do w
sissklsiF3ts ssssassiss. Sss. si~as; llits+
skvf:sfi!6s.I,; .t1.ss; an9aoaa.. Tssngsn1, "a
n.eas asx ssi5s rvs af H. M
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, 1877-01-04
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Spsesdl Dtspaleh 10 Ihs TrtbHne.
L1vRErouL, JAn. Sill q. ul.-FLouk-So. j, 2cs;
Nh. 2. 24A
Observation-Disclosures, No. l. los al. No. 2. l1a a,
aprfnR No. i. lii inI; No. l0s white. No. lis 81;
No. \ lis: club No. I, lis I'd, No. Z liz ID Corf-
No. ]. :Hs "a; No. = cGs u.
pEny1H1oS.-Pork, G1A Lard. SIS.
Ltv1nr,or, Jan. a-1:ao p. m.-FRoyissoNs-Tosk,
GOA. Lard a4stI.
lscst unchanged.
LIVERPOOL. jan. 3-Latctt.-CoTroN-nuoynnt; a
ta1J'd; tatcs Ut 3ltp) bales; speculation anl CT.
ort, B.Cc1; American, t.OD.
Observation-Disclosures white wheat 11eGai1b nd;
Ito club. lis 2dHiiS nit No. to No. ! rcd Wegtcrn
spstug. ios 4attls Ill. Flour-Wcstorn canal, 1+Gb
2flA. corn-otl Western mixed. asa UdGs17s id, now
do, :s ;Ae4os 1i. Oata-Ancrlcau. 3sI1a id Hurley
American. ~ Gl. reas-CarAatan. sss.
E.dxKH sEku-AHlcricaa 7t4ssl3
rno7isioHs--Scas pork. u1a. IEi:nc mcAs beef 8ol.
Laed-Amctlcan. jis. Chcesc-FtHc American, d5s.
Isacnn-I.eH. clear. ALL; sllust clear, 41s.
TAALow-Ancrican. 42& Ol.
l'GTnoLrrM-spelts, l3a; refined, ooA
L1ssKEn OlL-.,aa5l.
f:GsiN-CiHnmnn. 7ss CAte, lis
bain1Fs TrRrESTiSE-NA.
LoHrHtS. jan 3.-srnAn-ycry strong for good re.
Gn!nr; West Indies snd crystazc not dearcr, nothing
dt's ID liaFaMh auxarsi pscca nonnally nEm and
changed.
EkfiStp pPsR1oIxrX-tDactt14 Oh.
SrtHtTA TCnrkSTIsE-1isH FL
AxrwRap, Jan. .l.-rErEoLkrM-5aX
EAxTwaxr. Jan. .3.-rrrRoLxuM-ctosed a. a..
, 1877-01-04
iouri, ta11Se. Wilmington reanusa eHa7et Tennessss
peanuts 5lftasHct African peanuts. t.ist1e.
FURAThe receipts arc lteera. and aralert are buy

,iftTu II rsn hal
AMI .tcn,T hSnrs HI q .1oa9' 10 ncr III ssan.
so1. isons g. bo1 Vsitpa otanxss sSust
~ 81 g rs. sr III n3a. w RI r sass a.
10: MsisRs ssf gsspes ~ Ia III. W.
.nrI,cG g ~ ,h Tin dss sss r. VIZ
rnnrrsfi* ~ ,!. su tn tnr%t ~ ntrrs WI
NV t1rsss 80 tsrsjr,o @ vt'ni dn.t ~ sisnft1,r
% sns n,cra rnnrnur r. WHY r&nWrrl & - Snr,rs Irrs;n
sn{ hm shc Tricsh 9urniy snS Mcatrninr ~
PtItut PtIt,cx-casot!sa. E.e oa7e, Louisiana. etas,+c.
n, rtncr II taErv lin at1tsS ies r;, ia nrt.
III tntr, r,.r,mnH r., ,''H AL Y3e r,,sSttnr iHHa
i1r IL .r. 5i1n;, s; t'a's """
ai"i M istrtt rut inaf fafstsl4c. cru,,cA 1e1sA
tatr. vrannintra nHxtrrri IHixSasjtfct < sisnf;ani
;1sts: IL lixSlitcs ex;ra +. iitsitlSrs I: Nh
ifSsi;fatfTtrt r. Ho II inxtaiSi1tr, efn;ee hrnwn
ina iJ}fc: fnir IN nTi,ra rto stits. tonitnn d. pIfa
Ike: n a. Wainc! !' Wy ~ y wi >1 ~ 'a~
aIfcrs~cs!ifp!sla sugar loaf drink oea7oc cntlfor
nS nnI.c .it,n y%Mt n1tTn A. tn1,Gsc NV f,r
snsms ss,rs rincr nosS 1stttar, ia nrn. st.,r,
ra,rnn - rn,h snastr: p;"rt,, itt"n 'irms.rs ~
~. rn nan mnsseet III, IN. t,sst .rnn Hfnr.r
Sp,rxsMXi Xilsniec iat<shi7r, ctSyc4 dSct cnsIn. Via
or, nnnnrr i:tSa9r, nuttntgs ii io1f IL: Cacuttn
1;nrrr iI5si5r 3@' 'o~f >
A II. ".-rfitn n1na 18{r. German tnottjed H16tfe:
NhitH iffY SAsue: WE1ft ftnsr sHaict foTa! N yHt
eAcs aar4t, i,npsrial sNe, 0oldeM Wit 5Ec; iea.
nrr d. " ''"" "'s~f oN '7 1'""' "
aH.SEThe m,,te+ ,ess cufct ,n,t unst rhe ts,r ,d
ranrr ii mi frtixhs nTnytnI1 ehinr.rs frnM bMy.
fnw % snH II tns hn1ss ir,tIa Il ,,, 'fhe .nnnv c,n
msrons ~. nj hcfnv .nnIrh IN tts ritrt Sn tftunthr
iii III nWt*t;ir ffr m i1uar,i. Nh ia "a Thsv III:
IIct II GJa nj frrr IN n.r,1 u1and nr aris H. ri
, 1877-01-04
DY TELEGRAPH.
NNtY TnRK.

10 ths WIttern Atsottaitd fftss.
SEw fong, jnu. 3.-Gpll opened and closed at
1o7, With sales In the interim nt l00EGf07A.
Carrying rates 1-33l3-Gi pur dion, and COS pss
annum.
slrcr at London not quoted to.lay. The last
pricd was sid Per ounce. Here, silver barr, 1872
bid sreenbackr, nnd 113!t bid gold. Silver coin,
X bid.
Governments steady.
1ta!iroaa bonls active.
State rccurities lover for Tennessees, now, and
Mtsonrs. Others quiet
stock market generally hsrong and higher, with
an nd.auce curly In tho day OF 4 to ~. the hitler
Lacknwunna, in which thcro WAS a consid.
cradle covering OF short contracts. Snbrc.
qucutlF there Was reaction Ut Il 10 II,
followed By partal recovery at tho closc.
The weak features Of The market were st. raul,
New jersey Central. md Pacific Mall. Tho sud.
den activity md riso in Oh!os owing 10 belief
that the property Is worth morn than represent I'd.
Transactions werc pR, U&u shares, of which u, ,0uO
were Western Union. ., 500 Northwestern, !, 600
st. Paul, ~. 600 LAKE. Shire. 81, TOO uhiur CO. UG1
Michigan Central, H. OJD LackawanN,, md l, hChl
New Jersey Central, About l. UuU rIlurca rhiruaA
ttacks wese bought and sold at tl,n Mining Hoard
to.Ilay.
Money market casy, mainly 7MsR gold, with
loans ai 1T! aatl interest, closlnX at 41I;.
Ptlau mcreansIlu payer, i,@t7,
Customs rccelpts, SH1j. 0pu.
Tho Assistant Treasurer dtsburscl $T40, GOO.
Glcasins4. SaO, QUO. 600,