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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-04-11

when the same was so, as aforesaid, Of
Tered for sale, or other personal proper
ty equal in value aud in like good or
der, to be ascertsined in the manner
aforesaid, or in default thereof for the
payment of the amount of the spprsise-
menr or valuation, with interest and
costs, of the amount OF the debt, inter
ests and costs for which the levy was
made, and, upon the execution and de-
livery Of such bond, the said personal
property shall be returned aud redeliv-
cred into the possession of the said de.
fendant or defendants: Provided, also,
that nothing in this act contained shall
be construed to prevent any Judgment
creditor or creditors from having the
property of any debtor or debtors ex-
posed TO sale at any time, and as often
as he, she or they may think proper,
after it may have once been exposed to
sale as aforesaid, by paying all the costs
which may accure in consequence there
OF, except the time at which q sale may
be effected according to the provisions
Of this act, which costs shall be paid
out of the proceeds of the sale, as in
other cases.
SEC. 3. That before any person shall
be entitled to stay of execution on
real estate levied upon he shall pay the
interest due on the debt and the inter
est due upon prior liens thereon, and
discharge all ground rent and munich
pal charges due on the property, sub
ject to the Judgment, and shall pay
semi annualIy during the continuance
of the stay of execution all the accru-
ing interest on the udgment, mortgages,
liens or charges on said rea. estate and
the ACQUIRING ground reuts: Provided,
That the provisions of this act shall not
apply to suits for the collection of in
terest semi-annually on moneys due tho
estates Of decedents, widows or minors,
which suits are hereby authorized to
be instituted, nor to claims for labor
Provided further, That this act shall
not remain in force for a longer period
than eighteen months.
Approved-The 23d day of March,
1877. j. Z. HARTRANFr.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-04-11

Mrs. PARTINGToN insulted her doc
tor IN the following decided language
"Yes, DOCTOR, aud u few days previous,
feeling somewhat predisposed, aud hav :
ing groaping pain in the abandon, l
took some patient medicine, and | feel.
convicted that 1t seriously repaired my
constituent. l suppose Tm OF an exc
cradle temperature, for I'm always a
worrying ever since Betsy Smith had
congregation of the lungs, or some ton
sorisl affectation but to tell the truth,
I've ALWAYS dreaded Internal rumor" :"
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-04-11

SEVERAL tramps boarded q freight
train at Huntingdon on Saturday q
week, snd as the employees we're unable
TO force them off, the conducor conclu-
ded to use little strategy. They were
Invited 10 locate in box car and As
soon as all we're in be pulled the door
shut and locked it. The intent tion was
to take them as far a. Altoona, and
have the authorities take coguizance Of
their cases, but within short distance
of the latter City the rascals managed
to pull off several boards from the end
of the ca., and all got out.-Hunfing-
den Globe.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-04-11

VAN HoRN-On the 10Th ult., near East
Salem, Delaware township, Thomas, son of
Nathan 7. and Catharine Van Horn, aged
years, months and days.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-26

Winter steady At IA CorDM ned soi. steady a. 1'o ~
seed OiYeliow American. none IN me nAlet
LIVERPOOL Nov e4-l230 ?. mcC9tton hfii a. ass
Uplrnds - ed. Middng orleans. I'D s4.cs ~ e.S -
10000 bales including 1000 oaes fqr SPECULATION ,nres nm
port. Receipts 0fthe dav 990nhales al American
sellers at gsd decline " aniS Low hldallns ,ss
delivery sssi also. 6llqd. Uplanda Low " Min
February ami March deliyerv sad pan & L2S % is'1
March and tprtl delivery 6'ladi 2 pfaiis NV
ding clause crop shipped November and December
sal. 6l ad - .o-
LygalooI- Nov 2i-23Op. u.rhe sales ~ cotton taay
cuded $40 American. Futures closed weak uPnu0
Low Mddng clause January lnd February delivery ui"
LlvRRrO0I- NOv. $50 D. m.-bceL W per 'lV,
PORK 81 Sd per Dbl for Prime Ness IA
lOW 40 81 per -. 49,
LONDON Nov the Mncing Zane markets. there nav
been changes beyond advance coVrT conee
some further depreciation The former 1as s ~
increased hrulncss the sale n te Netheand- sns
COMPANY on the 2lst inst. which went above yauafpus
PLANTATION Cey cos about per cwt above t rcen
low quotations other kinds meet win some inquiry
occasionally AZ better rates sugar Is sun dnt q y
prices and with few exceptions bd 70 per cN iN
FIRST imports seaso1s crystaiuei Demefara eoet
extreme rates yellow sorts. Refine sugars ar et
There nprov ement In Tea some fair to medium @ -
by auctiol weDtat irregular prices lnct gn 'u" s -
steady frmer Most spices arc -u,- ,aat
LONDON. NOV. $3.50 p m--Eenhed fetto''o"' - w.
per gallon al eoo tsrae.o
LIVERPOOL Nov 2i-Evenns -Lnseed OIL AS' lo'~A'V
per ton. - . A.. s-o nal.
American
New-York tribune., 1877-11-26
rrropr,N rINANr1.L NAnRrrs.

ToyuoN Nov. 2t me ErlnoE i SAYS: tinny % eau nav
boon e'f nave tended tY give Nhf .
fra gulce been TOO strong ln ihe olhrf sit % ,
r.4u II flc tlat home sfifiut7 nav ',n
sustained. nile foreign stocks nave +i 'f'l ~
Or rrtlr. The is more rrnaik.l' brtn1r 81 ~" u
ana in - nos 'Iu
ir money pressure fhe market nr inr- 'rr ""a 10
-ttt Nfve shown further nIufarrT ai' lir A'h- tNhh
be- be- Thought can iod uui much ."hsri' aAH p.
NAV shortly concluded. Gear accounts nave ne.h '''
H. no. t..I4u fDau s said have been fny ruiHfh'
which mu.l Hd thr Efforts ~ ihe pary enaAsea h
further external ai . p'.l t.' u
f centoiuplIou. snc1 ennrts WIN hhlly lntA ~ ll.'
fns French hnurHt
~ IN tbe retirement the Mlniatrr tpfrgn ia
s,.g acting through Continental honrarA nave urrh
lnh, after al iif
n cofnparafvey Itte bunness appears 10 nave Deh or
b,rs rififtf-l
..,u peculliy aaet Investment sncSr hhow grhriai
,ruu. ss lcegfls llon Washington reporting ehaeafotS
New-York tribune., 1877-11-26


While in the nrstsx months Of this year the average "
fret traffic is lower the average for passengers 10 VI
cent better But all these figures show steady uc0
IN receipts They also show that the minimum VI 90
way operating expenses reached in lSf % 'l' ~
time had arrived when repairs could NJ longer De heS
ected and old store Of supplies was reduced 80 ~"
that purchases were constantly required rms s'a'
NJ affairs is illustrated by the fact that Tue OK
penses for tie year ended June 30 were within S4oo
OF the expenses for the year ended Dacem Der o. -
although the gross receipts for the lat'er polou
$3.50 900 less than FOR the former The d1eTenoe m ~
tere-t and diyionds- $50. .O00-indicates shI4Na-o
pavip, assets during the last six months From %l.-'''
60 the surplus shown FOR the year ended nne % 'o
was paid a dividend Of Ii per cent il teoIuHssl
Sal 331 on account of the Asbtab la ccGeh| f4VV
900. sinking fund 1928 900 There was due 10 !. $50
OOOl and for new construction S351@ tota eA'I
Bur the most remal lkabe feature of the |do1 rpy
that ba mes, OF the last SIX months dii h'1 cn''
., r,l,-cc ~ tho "inco1s account" single cent 10
stood nm Ivo 3D. 1877 exactly Il stool Oh Dec' 'c4
81, 1876, S2,2ss.764 73 Cd. .,oro-
In addition TO this report thus briefly reveWeu' 'n'
mort of the Erie Railway for the year en- ied SEP ~
2o 1--7 has been partially published want % Sp''o
,~ls a review Of it here. suffice It now TO say 'h"'
,i-s no indiclton Of that splendid traffic Of when so
ruc, WIS heard during the months OF August and sep
tcmbcr.
Tbc granger stocks have been we'll sustained hn' no'
because OF b.t-er earnings. Although making oc''''
slo,vil, Than ~ bis time last year, the earhIhSs N"
are considerably below thc earnings OF ieW Ne"A ~
NE coal sartS have uared considerably, ana l,,u
eo.ev saf influenced by rGVrt~ OF ne" c"a cul'i!i
fiou. I.-r. necessity for repe aiIhG th [
mi orr con IONS concerning the Gao!hi} OF Aih
. combination, and coucernlus Us i n1'' A. ,n
ehnrlf But II VIZ. u"
Inn, -o ,-iU the attention Of th'sc .Irp
r-r s ro Ae arm I'D the fdtn ~ an element Hl.h "'-
ir... ..i1ls stumbl ng block 90 any such aridi-t
ino,t even lHe great companies cuud d-Ie' Ni'"-
Themselves. We rrleT to the ind yldu3t iA, - VIZ
t.lI urudlrtul nearly or quite caHt.s Una ui . .l
D,r.. and W lose tonnage IS OF 'dt im lhc- ~ tt1
Relau- Iahi-n YaIiey, Caut-ai cI Ne"-j ,es, D'
49, T1rrI,ytrua aud Western, and DclaWlFr a"t
fr,Is,Y .I.vnrs Eur it these companies 7.li"
uuert1 ,o o control the miners 10 their seF, a
r , f...e i,r,p hit0rv tulls. Otherwise now "''
tl., control tAe ar-. coal cons u'ncy o ihe i''' '
PENNSYLVANIA Railroads. -..-,;o
ro ral frnslcrous in stocks lOr the week aggregate
o,tIt- e. D
New-York tribune., 1877-11-26

% mefde with tho Pesnmpton disturb fo minds of hold
rr9 of 0vcrm hous lest tltr redemption and interest
should De Ia some currency other than of 0wing 10 the de-
Gin" IN he value ~ money IN India and the IAN I'M EXCHANGES
teFe apncar- Etc inclination 81 purchase silver fr the Last
---- The Iuf, n IT, financial article, "The 0cmafi
Tor seGunt has heon 90 generally ami the rato Tor lr
months 1ank bs has further recsdei t0 39i ccn ~
some quarters the rate DE- anef h been per cent the r
son being that banks refuse compete with those "ho
a. tdkhe tngiish bis nn che French accfnnt
ioSnON. Nov 2tl23O pConsOs s. 9Jia for hoih money
and the account T. : blnis and one ai per cents
loiA New Fives. 1854 E.e RAILWAY shares 81 llnos
Ceutra, llN NewJers. Central, 49,; Reading haf0ad
shares is. Tie te ~ discount for three BOnths Dls in
the market -, cent which cent below
tls Bank % England
LCNDos, Nov eli P. m.-paris adviccs Gnote i've per
cert renfes ~ uf francs 10 centmes i0r the account
LONDON. Nov. 24fl0 D. Paris adyfes quote ave per
cent rcntcs NJ Joe frauc 80 centlnes Or Tie account
PARIS nov. 2t.-EEohange London, % francs ~ cen.
times for short sight
New-York tribune., 1877-11-26

Nothing important done IN State bombs n 'le W., ,
Of general business TO-iay's business coVc!e SIC ~
Tennessee Old bonds at AZ. Louisiana eonsoiltrh 80
fe 10 -. r,
Tncrc was little busross IN the city bank stocss
bidding Is steady bat tie prospects ~ an 49, -
healthy mercantile demand f1r mOnev at ahh ,ri1 .'-
10 tae Increase Of dividends. not a. nat eflhs ~
couple OF months TOdIys sales are iiihio''
tO American Exchange I'D 40 iOJl2 . -.
marked feature ~ the week ms h'en the h-I-l,
operations railway bonds. The activity has beoh WI
sustained ron hout sales to-day covered more tan
thirty issues aud frmness prevailed -
Unusual animation been noted in the goli marAee
ths week. Dy rie agitation or the Shvf bl m
CONGRESS. The of The price has been lu- ,il.
1888, with sales to-day ~ 1929 Daily loans ulen- -
293 per cent carrying. nnd the rate ryse % -
but closed ut the former quotation. Time loans w
steady and large business done at l3 Gait, lnE w
tie end of year rGe Treasury disbursements los @
week were rJO3,lO interest and 1l,l1i i'Vp '' ~ u v
bonds inclusive Of $4,000 and S63,luO lof.y. tbo
days business OF the gold clearing dcpartin lt 0
Bank OF York. covered Gold cleared --puol'o
gold balances. $1.9II S95 currency balances, Tl'V'"'
329 The currency quotations were as IOioNs'
OF 3 .
There has been o strong tone 10 tie forsn exchaUk5
m srknt ali the werf. This OF day, ana oihc4li
asking rates UNCHANGED. Tho selling r"e- Msi6 ~ ~
the basis of - -OaSi -Oe'or 50 DAYS hls aud - 9t@
- IA 0r sight % nc T. We annex current qh'''loN'
New-York tribune., 1877-11-26
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE,
Per North Rlrer. Vessels aIld Ralirogds.
sArrRnAr. Nov. "A. 1877.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
SATURDAY. Nov. 2l. 1s7Z.

AsHES-Quict. unchanged Pots. 4 iec; Pearls, &C.
t1FFIE-ad tTafs 1y. Odcrlta demand; sales, 266
baes a y a. 1000 bags -ayaniIa D. g. Padang, ~
NrracAuo II l5ic.. Savana lI0t9r; Costa Iac1. L q
l9isc. gold luC Hru Ordinary 10 srue Is 81
l9ic coif saic g-5 DUraf" Fli1. lsc OOj OK
90 10 Fai.. lS 90; stock here 1851 in
Crtclus 800 BAGS * "Lciant' ful Far y 'c. gold
tuIION-~pOt lp'tnn quiet ung hanged irI sales. $50
bds 1io list cTeuing al Tor spinning a. de-
rared contract 800 bai-2 Receipts ~ the ports 900
hlls against 3l.il3 ts DAY lass WenE -, - las;
f0gd Ordinary, IO'mc.i Low Mddiug l0iai5c; Mddmg
4 ltr
Futures fairly active, closing points higher last
eysuing. D., ed bales
rodav-flrst Call No~enber. 100 1922; 100 n. 25th.
ll.2l January 100 ll25 700 II. 6 February 2p0. 3s
March 100 l'JJ. May. lOO. II 20; June. loo, lIe3;
August 2OI 1904 total 100 bales second Cal Decen.
be-. 800 2- January. go 1i22 February. 900 lltl
Mrf, 20D llJj June. gnr l9l. total 2l00 bales Also.
-Al Noyem1er. Il22@l l27j 4sog 0ecsmber. M =
lI.-l, lZt January lIEi i.29 5,+OO. February, Il 36
~ 40. 5000 March. 1iJl iJG 400. Nay Il75rI III.
Lrnu. Juur llJurllgt; 400. July. ll90 1877, total
3-.~iu htra Grand tOla., 5000 bales
New-York tribune., 1877-11-26
HAVANA MARKETS.

HAvAyA Nov 2tsngar stocks in warehouse ~ 1 fo
and MatanlVOs $4,000 boxes, s2Ol1 baGS ana -Ay.
cciprs Of the week-2G0 boxes and 500 hhd exports
the week3uOO boxes 5,jnO bags, and 5-l9 hl "a.
boxes. gi ihfs 70 tlt I
Four s5JdS95 so per bbL All riean. Hams 500 80
Der qunta american sugar Cured. Lard IN Kegs fo-
common and S}s for Fine per quntal 90 il m :, iii
and So Tor fine. Potatoes - 9in ~ =. ~,
TllInw so $50 80 81 qantlL Wax. yellow. tlt ~ ~
arr1br rObsoc go been languid Fuelta Abp0
0uIutai. PafUdo SsSa5U; Remedies. f3sN9- 90 spanish
gold. 222 Exchanges decIningi n mo utsi sess' oC
davz currency apl premium short sight do, le" pIt
mn $50 DAYS alid 2u4 premium short sight oo 2
preiniu: London, l32uli2 prciEium on Fa4ls' -NA
New-York tribune., 1877-11-26

TIN. dag has been Tire dulles of nil days N me socA
market rhe features were strength Tor iIe coai sui
.f...c-- -r inNr-tuielt stock. Wc-hncs i't i.l"'
-n.r. ana ,1icli-u Central, and itrcuiFiF ioi iIr
- M toward lower prices bus iust before The close led
i NORTHWEST preferred, vhtn rose rom Goa - bf 20
H. v became rin. They closed at anout IRE n 'i'''
d. the la~ Western Umuu was adli af t'tt '- ihd
American AID L. S. Express stocks were nnnsuail
acfivs. American declined 2a0-i4, aud United states
.I f.4rsU AZ
New-York tribune., 1877-11-26

me hOmr mOuev market has WORKED el-.L aTI Ilt
week. and borrowers ou cill have bc-u pieuf .uly sh
pied ar On Government bonds. and 20 aUl on r'-
c.iaueou, siarr. Discount of prime paper ranged {"
So fO pnr cont The following were the rates 9I yA
change On New-York to-iav: saVannah' bnyihs : E ~"
count selling - Discount; Jnoun. l. quiet and Nrii"'
so discount selling JJ premium; N-W-o Orleans CON,
merral D.. bank ls Charleston, shade e1'irf' VIZ W.
niani ~ ri. u.r. Chica.o 10 discount and hH"au
kee par The following was tlr Clearing Hou-e state-
ro-cv ila,e .ll -, 500: .oid exchanges. S5.4-u39'
roIt paIeur.s 81 j4z6: and Ior rhe veea: 1lfrief
cIrar.nces -f1- .fOI.f1-: currency balances - fe'
12f g,il clear. c,~ SOB U8J 1J gold balances So
121479. 49,, ....,.,,
The London market for British eoT-o5 mas pech 7t W
all th. week but considerable irrrrunrfg la. MAJ 81
the course of United states securities, anf AnerrHn
rr ro9d -tne KS have moved IN accord with hn Niii -
u orr ua .ct. TIE following arc pc comparative Iic-s
Of t.e Varuus securities
New-York tribune., 1877-11-26
Diri0euo Notlct5.

THE COUPONS due ON the BONDS of TIE
4 ASTORIA ANn HuNIE3s PoiNr RILRoAD
CONF. .Nv. I.crme 4, t-l7. Wl se at 20 ny Oulca, So
WG. nADDE, Treasurer.
o.uCE " rHR EoAgD or DlREcToHs ANsHctN txrEssl
Co.,. NeW-I1cs, SOY. -. 1870
THE BOARD Of DIRECTORS Of this Com
pary h,,, tli- t!s, declared DlEI'kNDol oNE DDi~
LAR Raui FIFrl CENTS 81 Jl, PER shAEL, payable on
the li d4y ui January -. 49,. i.
rec',ier a. IN. M dly Y January next Py order ~ no
an,r'I ). N. KNA APT. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-26

.,,.,.oot Nov gf-pork-t eastern stenir ~ ~. West
.-1 5uil m ss. Bnopa--Cambrriand CuL steady at -,
su 80, .t Al fl Long Clear Cuu at 80 7hort tirtf
,n - ,rs-T ang Cuf dui a. shoulders hnii ~
~ ~ Bsef-Indla Ioss dun Al 80, L1t1 Mcaa stclay
-, pr,rue Me-s fiuu f. Lnru-PrnnN cftrlh
steady Al i.,Ud TaloNPumc Cy adil Al tD i4slfhtH,-
s,t. .fe.,tv AZ glHt IOsin unimcn drh a. f'l fine
M =, 10 1t.ase An sroan Choice duli AZ tHti lard b
Am ,t.7I Fiaur-Extra staie steady ~ -1ui. WhrA ~"
/ sprns steady al H.. No sprLs st"ADJ ~ AO'L
New-York tribune., 1877-11-26
flIlsct.lnncoas.

4 WONDERFUL BOOK, o. % pages, treat
- .reo1fre ~. o. Browne errli ~ Atltl-l Al Dis
CutltE. n Hi-h cares DllllcaA. Np- ia th' IA M illd-
ne,-. ca rrl haHnrss. Nit1 s.ct t.,r's- is - ~,
pI-a.e Mr.usr rt. le fhH Is AtItt 81 81. ilh tl
rY 5 Eo- st N,No.l Tor % rneri b~ 'f - r1ces.
NOR Nervous pr0s.TAti3D, DysDepaia. A1c., Ja.le
Non's Plosp plated Lo,sn.s prict By 's A. ~ ai =
2If 0.sar, -a..icns 1870 Broadway, 4ua A-nlr hr's.
lJ- 1i-I,4 icU-ss
EOR SALE--A double engine. madc hy COR
LI@s. 81, p-ogiGcnet, -le ~. Nt i ~ 90
DATENrs. CAVEATS. TRADE MARKS,
terms by MUM o. 90. 7ac.uHc A-'vrc@a Paieas
Agenrv 81 p-ssrDs. cur-lF I1c--.Aa 50, -'r" w
Thirty years experience
I Dr. BROADWAY, ovcy Herald Uptown
~ E-such Oi'cc. toln cisr,1r ''r iafrs 5rtnch
no lu7 Iioi ry diamonds w.;el-s. csts. scc 00ugh.
soil. 4. sLu -AJr.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-26
6lDlnqs Daga5

4 ADVERTISEMENTS FOR TIE NEW.
a YORK rRiBU NE Will BE RECEIVED AZ l.is
UPTOWN DFFICE-. Io. i,,.:s~ ifold""y tlr. thrty-
irt5t. :;0s Woat Twenty tilr' ST. cog D. ta,iscj
go Third ave-, t0ftg-leYc cAtL; a. ife hAltNhh
GFFICE. Nc. ..sNt rhilayt, cor Da' lhi-l r't-.al-
twenty i0grtl8t ~ rei4 -aF4sI DlLA 5ai'-8 ~ ~ y
n. al regular JaIc" faica
NEW-YORK SAYINGS BANK, cor. Sgh-ave.
y l!tAst interest comlrn-1g nom isl VI ~ . iyea
Il M Rrr-s0r-....lI)tF 81. see ll. T.. OF IL, lre8I
New-York tribune., 1877-11-26
nnMrsTrc MARKETs.

r.f.a -DHt frf.f
2aeaa,,,e5 What iFea b, my & yS Ir,r DO t 81 -
Corn quiet .aes 1900 bush. No at 5tc ,"9 pui, y,
New ad Qua Mod To,i' on rTlt4 Ie.ns 9s' of brss
Wes.er % 5 i'ys a1s'ise 1i ,aj IS bush. Wisconsin a
Zoe 5000 eu,9 Prime canada 9g pryale ,sis , "a 5as
over Raiirol fghfs unchany. canal shipments % irte
a5e ~ 55o @ G W. v , %, yo bs @ cora 900 oash
oats. 2,o0u busl rye LOCO BUSH 5atvy. - ,,-r.,t nm
,etfed bnt generally higher; closed win sudden advance
No. aicag0 0prng' 81 10 10 o. i&1' & n ~ NV ',,1 e. s
5 Osi, Deceaoer ana the y-af q U5ii January No. 3
Do IL 0 "a o- m r ', ale. af AZ itssc
cash isle bd november 49, pa eecemesr ~ 10 ~ ar
6 o actyd but veik AMI over Sin - cash tll 3
= ~, G o'T Tjr co rri IN f,r demand But lower = z
cah = - ne year s s9a E 5anaaEy; hgS ori s
ft-, short Gear 6e Wh-s.y s 06. Fr,istts-corn 70
la' s Corn is 6o 5ssh ort, 5000 bush Rye 2ego
whest !s6o0 o1s, Corn I'4 .o0 'l7A'' 0'''' ''' w
O' SSIii Iay Flour aall ana uuchaosea w at
dai and nou.uri Corn siey Nea t3e jc ol' qaieJ el
st,dy al 27g3c. rye aaer bu .teaay nt 90 y s+tSy
jjls5c. PORK ir teuane but over fiz s,.u -
seur~ ah tlr yesr Lard ,riasr 'te,3' T L @ 'liss IN
hgte TO - - O. 3; ts o,, .i' ~ 7: 'esr 3D. GS
3oor d !, Vog.inJcr s ort clear 5lc~ seller Noyem-
5r RcoaN rx,t bare Green Meats quiel. lgt 9rn
Vh.sey quict steady a. 05. Butter dgl and uu,
elngea. sugar 4h. ''o & l a y. - IL ~ plctiae 800
IS. butchers. II ijeSi So receipts 5Jt sNpAeA'''
6rraorr vov2i-Flour irm wheatower So White Mich
i.,n -I 3Ji-l5 80 i4.,tovcmntf u .Ot- ,'e - 3
~, 5iIz-i 81 r.. oats irm; No. Mixed 30 cl'l and
December R,csPis-l iou'' -1 P9. 5b irn1s- Flour
1000 b5.. Wheat. 370IJ Dusa' corn 5000 oush' o'''
SngrF Ye SFoar fr i 4l, qHSa9f'ia Sa Ia %a'as Ho
81 o. corn tuI nominal. Va. +lc oat-qmel amt ''a5
fi,i t generally hah,r. No Fl zoe. Freeats" " .rat
WHEAT -epmeHl BLOOD 5O.- tlor li.o o.'.' .- N
rr.-Is .r -fs f7c.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-26
sAIrs snoM ~ o.cLocK 10 CLOSE ~ uC5INEss


Tie hank statement presents changes as fol-
lows: Loans contracted S97o5oo, specie increased
-7IlooU. legal tenders increased 7j66AlJ depos Is
decreased S2GG600 ana circulation czpanded 5000
THE e1cess above fhc legal reserve required IS increased
-a.tol0. THO -5IaI reserve C597I71oo is raF 3o f3
rercro OF t1c total deposits against 2995 ias- week
J. Quoting thc specie in fal from the deposits tla r.el-
ia,E reserve l-39ol930o is now 22.j3 per ccu. of the
remaining currency deposits against 22.2i last week.
Tie comparative totals az. as .aNo"s:
,,.-. .ao g.. s' ..ao Decrease l. %
Tar. a5-23s ,aa.5 aa.5 81, % 53cTs.. iacTcs.. .e
C.r.1ia on I7-lt9OJ I..I1oj o Tncfease.. -5- 900
Tie following shows The relations between tlc total &C.
serve aac tA, ta.al liabilities:
Eov. i- Noy % change.
~ .55sa9 49, -f o} 69 Toc Inc sa5 "a 3 .93
total r..e-r.. s5.- .7o1 e,a-l-loo Inc..-.>,-7.soo
-s...,5..'a... lola as.275 l2o'a7s5 ---.-..--
cs-.l.rl-.. =a-1As25. elo6-28-5 Inc so:lO50
T.. r.e. ending '.-lay las n..a 11,on. olly dul in
ol branches of lerumaro trade and tio condition %
a.s nes rocn uu.c br--cril th- various clative
u .-. Tf. week lI- uot been behind ITS pre- ces-or-
ia -. record 90 bank auo individual failures re iIurrs
o. alc one u Ur0 affects The securities, or bills rcceiv
abe of Others That here ,fore have been c1uafed .s
cut assets. It would 0e worse than idle
% i1Ire or attempt 10 hide the laes that
tuese frequent dlsa-ters producing feeling
of great anxiety concerning tho possibilities OF
t.e acxt iev months II . conceded tlat .herc can Doe
j.. f.u-. which loes aot aT.t creditors 90 70 greater
oe JOS, e1.eaL TO a admitted taat the Autumn business
la. proved great disappointment. even 20 th.sc who
.o. p.rt. .uarlv s1ngl.ue %, the commeno mont y
t.c season large par: of tie Nrr-Enrlaud mills is
fIc because Of The Of demand for the lucts
And finally DO more likely -lat Tho c-'st crops
of the Wast vii be held fOc f0Cl FOR rats
during thc W.ater months, than ti1t they Viu seek %
.ua.gct at horne or abroad Tlrul.caUous 1r' tat IN
land larec-on WI, close with accumulation o. ,o1e
4o)0opo bushels of wheat 800 .ls port Concern u She
probabilities o'an u-gln. foreign demand bo-o the poe
orrui-. ~ ua, rateu. the following froa TIC CONNER
ct7i anil ru4H~'o Cir,iiclcs London o1c-t, "a
suggestive Of i.ht cSn0rtaroas cuices at l.T Tlces:
7~ following settlement shoT- fire cxtnn' % 'he .u-
ports vhc't and -four into tIo United X ctom tur
t ,ra 0r-f u0r.l- of tl. season (-.nt t1 Ocr 31L
cuuusrel with tn two previous gears together Nih rye
principal countries wheace hose supDe5 were derived
New-York tribune., 1877-11-26
60 Ubom It man Concern.

INPIRE TRANSPORTATION co.
OFFICE OF THE PREsIpENT
l,-5 GiEtgDsr
PIN AnEly1l b, oct l.. ST.
Notice s here given that he n p..g TAB 'r,n' 2f1-
vuy has cease. go business a1a l45 nutef pn
liquidation OF It's a1lirs preparatory 20 IT, soutol t nr-
r,r,fion Jos b. POTTS President.
The Empire Live formerly owned tf Icrsti ~ tlf r1-
pin potDl NonptEy. VIII eou1 90 DO oner1ted "A
heretofore s--1Ilfa or If. new osIsf-.
=. j. H. Gsl Manager Empire Line
New-York tribune., 1877-11-26
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