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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1877-01-20

A New ENTERPRIsE.-By the last steamer bound
south we noticed a shipment of some City
Ramie plants for Sydney. When these are
properly brought to the notice of agriculturists in
the Colonies, we expect to hear a favorable report
and a demand for more. "The Hawaiian Ramie
Company" " we trust will eventually prove a sue
cess. We learn from Mr.. Hitchcock, our Centen-
NAL Commissioner, that considerable inquiry has
been made in the States respecting our fbrous
plants, as the ramie, olona, &c. Mr.. c. c. Cole
man of the firm of West Il Coleman will furnish
any desired Information as to the planting or cul-
~tivation of ramie.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1877-01-20

Thsmas Mast, ths noted oArieaturist OF New Kssk,A
il by birth a BasArisn. and 10 only 90 years Of age b
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1877-01-20
THE PACIFIC
Commercial ASbfrtisfr.
SATURDA Y. January 20.
o.
BY AUTHORITY.
Concerning District School Boards.

Fer the pzrposs Of Gore effectively carrying cut he p<0Ti-
SONS Of law relating 10 the Bureau Of Pubic InsIrGeuon, and
under the authority conferred By sseiion 5, Of An Act 70
repeal Chapter 10 Of the CIva Code. ard 70 regulate the
Bureau o. fubie IBsgrueion," approved January 10Th, 1885
IT Is RKREsE oRDESED By THE BOARD OF EDUCATION,
that in al districts throughout The Kingdom, where for any
cause the regular annual ekctioa for the THIRD NKxBER Of
the District School Board shall not have been held al the time
prescribed by law, the third member Of The said Beard, fsss
elected at = regular election therefor. shall continue in onRee
and have fall authority to act until a successor shall have been
regularly elected At the stated time.
AHioLAni Hale,
January 4th, 1sT7-}
Jas 81
The stamps required by the provisions Of "An Act relating
to Stamp Duties" approved September 9th, 1879, can be had
upon application at the Hawaiian Treasury.
10. CARTER,
Dec. %, 1876. Qml Registrar Public Accounts.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1877-01-20

COLDS AND THEIR ACCoMPANIMENrs.-As usual at
this time of the year, colds are frequent among
both adults and children. With the older folks
however, there has been more or less of attendant
fevers, which from their long continuance and
facilitating effects have in some instances amount
ed to severe illness. The general symptoms re-
mind us somewhat of the exasperating complaint
known here some years ago as " Boohoo Fever"
and which was. at the time supposed to have been
an importation from Panama. But is it not a fact
that Honolulu is losing its old-time reputation for
salubrity of climate. and is it not easy to point
outthe causes of the change?
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1877-01-20

A newspaper has jost been started In London Ia
which the advertisements are printed In diHersnt
colored INKS, the advertiser having q choice Of oUiofs.
Mast. it is said. sets 5000 per week for his work
In HarDar,s Weakly.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-06-21
David Grey's Estate.

Over his forge bent David Grey,
And thought of the rich man 'cross the way
Hammer and anvil for me-" he said,
"a weary toll for the children's bread.
"For him, soft carpets and pictured walls,
A life Of ease in his spacious halls"
The clang of bells on his dreaming broke;
A flicker of flame, a whirl OF smoke.
OK in travis, forge grown white-hot,5
Coat and hat were alike forgot
AS up the highway, the blacksmith ran,
In face and mien like crazy man.
"School house afre!" Mems hearts stood still,
And the women prayed as women will,
While 'bove the tumult the wailing cry
Of frightened children rose shrill and high.
Night in its shadows hid sun and earth;
The rich man sat by his costly hearth.
Lord of wide acres aid untold gold,
But wifeless, chidless, forlorn and old.
He thought of the family cross the way;
81 would" he sighed, ~ were David Grey"
The blacksmith knelt at his children's bed
To look once more at each shining head
"My darlings all safe! o God" he cried,
aMy sin in thy boundless mercy hidei
"Only to-day have learned how great
Hath been thy bounty, and my estate"
Elisabeth Cummings, in Home Journal.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-06-21

LIFE.-Live for somethingl Yes, and
for something worthy of life and its ca
liabilities and opportunities for noble
deeds and achievements. Every man
and every woman has his or her assign
ment in the duties and responsibilities of
daily life. We are in the world to make
the world better; to lift it up to higher
levels of enjoyment and progress, 70
make its heart aud homes brighter and
happier by devoting to our fellows our
best thoughts, activities and influences.
1t is the motto of every true heart and
the genius of every noble life, that mo
man liveth to himself'-livcs simply for
his own selfish good. 1t is law Of our
intellectual and moral being that we pro-
mote our own happiness in the exact pro-
portion that we contribute TO the comfort
and enjoyment Of others. Nothing
worthy Of the name of happiness is posi-
BILE to the experience Of those who live
only for themselves.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-06-21

"THE baby has got q new tooth, bu,
the old lady is laid up with cold in the
head, remarked gentleman to a de-
feated candidate. "What do l cares''
was the reply. "Well," said the gentle
man, slowly, "before the election you
used to take me aside, and ask me how
my family was coming on, and I've been
hunting you all over town to tell YOU,
and that's the way you talk to me. But
II don't make any difference. voted for
the other candidate, anyhow"
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-06-21

GoucH's description Of case of dslir.
fum tremAs: doctor, If you can prove
to me there is no physical suffering in
hell | will cut my throat. Doctor, have
had great spiders draw their soft bodies
with hairy legs ell over my face, and,
eugh cugh 10 my mouth. I have had
green dies buzzing In my ears, and crawl
ing, eugh! eughl over me. They are
coming nowl They are coming nowr'
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-06-21

The last Of the sewing machine patents
expired on the first inst, and poor sew
ing women will now stand chance 10
get machine 1t reasonable price. Al
ready the companies have reduced the
prices fifty per cent.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-06-21

A NUMBER Of our exchanges, says tho
Norristown Hsraid, have started . de-
partment of "original humor;" and when
tho foreman, in making up the paper, er-
roneously places the comic paragraphs
In the scicntiac column and the scientific
items under the head Of humorous, the
Grader never discover the mistake.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-06-21

VIZ pass through this world but once
Any good thing, therefore, that we can do,
or any kindness Nc can show To our fell
low being, let Us do II now. Let ~ moi
defer or neglect IL, Tor We shall not psss
this way sgain.
The New York herald., 1877-10-27

As considerable discussion has been caused on the
street BY the in favor OF the preferred
stock OF the Quicksilver Company It will be OF inter.
est TO our readers to up the exact points decided
which follows:-First that the holders Of tho
70, 658 shares of common stock who voted at the
meeting in 1870 In favor OF the creation OF preferred
stock are, by their action In so voting, estopped
from denying the validity OF the preferred stock.
second, that the holders Of the 400 shares OF
mon stock who did not vote at the meeting in 1870
are the only persons who have any right to question
she validity OF the preferred stock and they can
only do so BY showing ttat they have never
aons any act ratifying the creation OF the
preferred stock Third that tho preferred stock can.
and that the preferred stockholders are entitled to
per cent per annum out Of the not earnings and to
IN equal share with the common stock In the remain.
Ing not earnings. Fourth, that tho company be en-
Joined 70 refrain from all acts which may In any
way interfere with the rights Of the preferred stock
holders to receive the per interest and their
share the remaining not earnings since the lst OF
May, 1870
u was stated to-day that bill has been Ged de.
manding statement Of accounts by which it appears
that tho arrears due to the preferred shareholders
amount to $45 per share
despatch from Jefferson City says the Supreme
Court has adjourned the Hannibal and ST. Joseph 70.
oeivership case until tomorrow.
is reported that Mr. Garrett, OF the Baltimore ana
Ohio Railroad has madc arrangements with the hold.
ers OF the New jersey Southern stock TO obtain
OF the latter road II believed he Intends to use t
as part connection between Baltimore and New
York, and thus place the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
In such position ~ 70 compete directly for the New
York trade
The New York herald., 1877-10-27

$500 Stock 7sa wsstiySet receipts 90 sss bales:
France $500: 20 She contnsnl $40; soss,~iss %eses
ssss ~ SO sapost. eoas.sss on osg &
aud % on October 's IS, a.asa, Instead Of a,4ioi
xosrIx Oct. 20. 1871
so9a Ga..r & sis NJ ,sfss:, slot, i9 ,ss S's w:.sy E
ii,7oo
Cotton stssdy improved demand. miedling. 10 liee;
5TSssn: Ssss srd S00ss ssDss lrss15
Sales, IA 49, 80.
Gotten nrn middlins; io,.e. We; Low midd.ing.
se: goo rssass $50 aSeo
is Ba M sa rsssp s ., ~ oo
Spirit. OF surpen,ins duh nominal Rosn hrm =.
hard g. 4o Tor yellow Dip and Z vria steady
Flour quiet wheat easier No I white mishissa an
So sd sin.sr ,po. si as: 40, October Sov:mssr
~ Dayton ss a rsa ,s.fsia a
hish mixed ts,.s. No. ?, .pe, 4sc Os.obsr 4s,.s
ssssSs asv scs s s'iss sse | s7e o Oats esii
nsespt. SSi. noar IS 900 Cu.hsi. wheat, aaoSo 90
cS .S.s ss s: s ess DOS s ssa a S
ss .Ss;s S'sSssa. :ss: .:
S"'s $ az ,fr s =
quiet: Nc spot. 41sac seller AoNemoer. t7>sc
uaHissou, fo>lc =. -
sSss s: ss m ST. c.s sss :as.
barley active and nd higher .alss Of 200 eu.as' 10
SsHsas SO 10 70 Z: aS
s Go ass's a. gaze = is o 40 y ss
70 900 DO se9y. grade :. sac Corn msal and min feed
and X; ss Ss,l:1 M . Now
is,':1s 's%ss! barley
barley 1850 sushss lumber 4is.oaa Flour shipped
rs @ M anu .sc % s 1 &.
nand sales 81 LOO Dushe. Green Bar 81 20 25jo Do
sAssa Ns 1 Il S. 600 400 do q Is & %ss
s S. sas 's' e.. s' mo- Soc :. s s
neglected. Basey quiet; cansaa quoted AZ 7ee seeds
S IS 60 Tor me dam HishSnes steady at Iossi Il
S s a ow. oH', % Spsns %
corn op.noa :. Us co,cd ss o. 70 sey YORK so,s I'M
E;ss'.. sssS SsIs; -s:s, :S
s sS5A
MOO DO u, 81 600 a. shp%snt' Y s s.n.
s; ssssy \, : $:s no. i,
oats, 300 do. barley. Loo do RE. 1900 do.
CIScrsxArl. Oct. 20. 1877.
a aasasnEsa @ 4 sss % ~ y io
sye a. G barley da qas,
S 81 ''issk .s NJ ass:
s'i sss1ys ss Sha sAsss sss
mon - "A 65; light. - rs - 30; packing So 81 :.
IS 10; butchers 81 10 IS 90 Receipts. i752; ship
meDts. l4SO.
CHICAGO. Oct 70, 1877.
Flour quiet and unchanged Wheat quiet and unsettled
but generally lower No Chicago SPRING 81 To- No. do
Il 6ssems,r ssss N'FSssss i..s,s s 3 0s es
active. and higher but irregular; 4c, cash 43isc
43sac. November; rejected 4]c Oats fairly active
shade higher 24sc. casa 2JAc. November: 1szc 24c
Decsmber Ryo steady and unchanged barisy easier At
Pork steady with fair demand; x4s 80, caAh;
Sii 80. $4 20. October; $l2 IS Sl2 10 November
S. 35 So 40 cash ~ 90 ~ %, October - i7 All the
year. Bulk steady unchanged Nnskcy 81 OF.
bills wheat, 81 900 bushc corn. % OO0 do 10000
do. 1900 do. barley 22OO do shipments-Flour,
70 go ebs wheat . go bushels. corn la7Wn do: oats
tied iower 81 oss 81 o9. October: 81 o4 81 o4s
November Corn easier Oats hrm aud UNCHANGED Pork
changed.
The New York herald., 1877-10-27
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.

CAKR-SHALER--On Wednesday, October -, by the
Rev. Thomas s. Hastings, DID,, Mr. HENRY s. CARE
DAxIELs--REIp-On Thursday, OctoDer 25, by Rev.
John r. Hale, e. H. DANIELS TO ANNIE N. RMD, both Of
Jersey CITY Heights. No cards
EDwAHDs-GiLBERr.-Wedn October ~, at
Church OF the Hedeener, by Rev WIN. A. Leonard.
NATHANIEL y. EDWARDS to MARIE LoCisK. daughter OF
Louise IA. Lawrence and tho late D. e. GAbort all or
Brooklyn.
FIELD-SEGEE-On Thursday, October 25. at All
SELL b. FIKLD and LOUISE NJ only daughter Of d NJ.
Segce, all OF this city.
PowER-CAArBELL~- On Thursday, the 25th inst, as
ST. Paus Church. Woodside. L. L. by the Rev. Samuel
Cox, D. d., FREDERICK Power, OF Woodside, 10 EDITH
MAY, daughter Of A. j. Campbell, Esq, OF New YORK.
sNBpEKER-CousiSs. On Thursday, October lS,
1877, Elm Place Congregational Church, BY the
Rev. Joseph Wild, D. D., JonS = SsEDEKER TO AIDE.
LAIDE J. b. COUSINS, only daughter Of William II.
Cousins. both OF Brooklyn. No carda
wiLsoN-WALLs-In Brooklyn. ON THURSDAY, Oc1
tober 25, by the Rev. A. II. Partridge Horace WILL
son 10 MARTHA A. WALLIS, daughter Of Alfred Wallis
Esq o
The New York herald., 1877-10-27
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETS.

AMI .a"f
s1;sss T,ss S.s, ssc eS ';s' 81 % aGSs n''t
js1:.s 5sISsc ossy .st''. a.sio % s7s5 5Si5 a
Totals. $50 - COS ii2o7 s.2a7
BrKvEs.- Trade slow bu. steady light run Of
ssy qSs ess az fs'' ,snria From 0% q
5! 70. as: been .owsa with genera. sales On on SO lbs pG1 y
car. Of horned essie sass Illinois steer. at
9e s..a per III weigh. ~ 1ews: - Illinois .,..r. =;
io1ss. Ike per 2a.,. weight - cwI, strong;
per- per- G a.a: Weight '5 ss,s'a S!si.SS 's
le per H. weigh. sN s.t. uio,y Cary ,ola for Con
weights "a ew. AZ cws. 4; Knoslton sold for self
g s " % sa 1 as s s . Iif he Son e TO
rad. =. sHe r,h op per head "a sHs At
neigh. k's:ss. r:sss e. ,e Per sr
Ore ut:.a < CO. aa Kss,uesy steer. a. 90. per IS..
is' With 81 Oh % per head head weigh. e"s Ohio steers =.
.S p % .. :. ~ t. Il - :: & %. 20 49, s.s .
head At g. pesIb weights 90 e.s ~ e.t > W shsr
per h., weight "a ssgei meyer sold for N. Nor
3 &, ss c,S'"ss s steers " rs a:sd 81 d. % pc. 'r s
% y .ds head % - .;,as w II ew o, L'.
s .s Z; k:, % ssss y...ss
% BE-. ".s Ssx. 10 SsSaS :sss e..
,o ws sl 81 sn wss. "a sw om's
ews keasuesy stsers q. lie per lb. weigh. * swt
per ID. with 81 on per head, ~sishs ew..
suGEF AND LAABs.-Irado steady: arrivals large and
quality improved Whom tho markets closed a0cks
remained uusold Judd Buckinghsm sod 10 state sheep
weight w. lbs per head. At Sc per b. 1886 Canada LAMBS
sold 29 Indians sheep, gh 0i lbs per head tsc
To- Kasc Pdcock sold 80 Jersey weight ~ ipa
per hosd at 4tsc per To-. x3+ state sheep anu lambs
weight II lbs he al, 81 1c ib j. Kirby Co sold
- state sheep with few mixsc In. weight
hs, A. 4hc per h.; ~ state lambs weight 3,42o Ds
o.64o lbs, at SIC per ID. lIums, Elliott 1
Co. sold - State sheep, weight 229o lbs, 4Ac per
~ "a state sheep weight $3.50 bs. ~ 4c por To- fs5
state sheep. weight 1870 lbs at 4hc per 10 ~ state
sheep, weignt 100 lbs, Al Sac per 33 Canada shsep
weight J 100 lbs ~ oc To- 81 Cansds shs weight
100 bs At 5c per To- ~ State lambs weight 800 lbs
- per 10 ~ canada ismos. weight $3.50 lbs. At
per lb Davis aiIenbcck sold state bucks weight 40
lbs per he ad A. sac 10 ~ mixed State bucks and
ewes weight lis lbs. per head at 4lSc per 10. !;
state sheep. weight 70 lbs head at 4c per ID.
state sheep weight log lbs pcr head At per To-
state sheep weight tUO lbs per head 4xc per b. ~
stst6 snsep weight 1873 lbs per head At oc per ib %
s,stc smbs. weight 81 lbs per head 5c per ib 10
state lambs, weight 50 lbs prr head per ID i7e
state lam ~ weights 81 lbs 10 lbs per head, exc per
To- - state lambs weights rs lbs rs Tbs. per head.
6c per lit mixed Canada sheep lambs weight 81
lbs per head At &C. per lo7 CAnsda lambs weight
lbs per head ac per lo Isi csnads lambs weight 80
it,64O lbs, At g. % per cwt.
he ad. calves included.
vkALs AND xsA TOW sales effected at &c. . "a
per ~ Tor coarse quality calves with selected lots ~ Co.
per ID. smooth quality vesls sold at SIC per 10.
hocs Trade slow ls4 state hogs, live weight 1870
lbA. sold pcrc cyt
The New York herald., 1877-10-27

;s.s "sS: SO !. % Sos !: s .S r s
i ss Sss S s @ s s.!. sis fs. ssS
10 aoo Il SO .eG Z: ioG 81 aGG : io6
l27; M NSysaoer 800 a. iii2 200 200 A,ilis
- ass s At i
Gl !. 800 so !: II no .nn.o /: 500
!; ~ iiSs iic9 iiiss III Ssa oG Is:
.ss isS iss s iiiss 8 1850 s 4 i.,es ss' 90
sdo i '7s sssu: 500 & Ing. Ss;si aoq Zoo ses
~ = s.s oo ;a,. q oS s.,.
Sssss
YORK. $50; Boston, 4so phnsaeiphis ss. Total 25iel
@ % @ & TX i
issss'ss Tss,; q @ f. iS% s:sss ::
6 ' ss 1 ss Tor ..ss as
,ssy arm !. qpsssSs:d prices; g vas anoiss a. 2s
ava s.rns. ale Qulnns rsmsinsd d5@ q
al ss. ss S ssS ssa a:
vtrio was quoted st TIC for prime odide potash
ssss sSssS % lysni
SsS.:s a es pea 81 IL
quoted isc. gold 2lc gole Tor powdered Tar
:.sS ss'q .'s Sssass ss ssp .a s, % and
Can
spot Cream tartar quoted At 25c. 25c., gold
ss e FORM
sss y as sis.ss ss,ss%a, ei.sR "a. sss;sd
sas:sd = e. small: q sis:
po.. wa.
a aa va: du s s. .gs: ss n s s9 e..
os .s.c 0a.'. hass Nd we're quoted a g SOC Co,smbo
sSa GSa sda ss su @ ips t 4. % G
iise. Juniper ssrfi.: .sts aull = &c ! sHc. and
4a vsaiss .aSDsas % was sao.sa = cs.s ssi
pms mossd =. c gold ana do common q s
ssc ealrsnsy Lsorce quiet 4 from 7c 10
sS.si.S 500 said Dfss.. ss 90 !. sss
Bone. % were s.sls quoted se Sc Bssas
Is !: ss:, qas,.s
.,s ssls, 4
S.rs wa. us9sd q' !. a. & o from SOC 70 81 . %s
Erso. ats aus. and aaossa at sse sse 'ea Came.
aa for ss'a.s @ s's and 40 SOC '' for EonsS asS
s s A% !. s. 50 s
Snss.,ai. vslsr.n rsYs VA aao,sd a. ase Ssa 3!
au,sL W quote .hosdura: common. a5Ss do,
~ sas
bogs va" qaosed a. s7c A.s.s.id. wa. steady
M Sc as'ss .9sss', -e sss'saa
Ssi ps.ss T. III Is'is: e J. 49, Eas. E.s%R
y l5a g 2a c.s.wy Dutch hrs, Ike; DO. second.
Ssorns siiS. knssi s ~ EDs.Ay shsn
icas quiet sales rs tons sal $3.50 10
soda ash a. ssa 70 tens cAm,ic soda $500 100 kegs
a. $3.50. currency; Engsn chemicsis we're quiet 4
sons. 70 SO; oil lemon, sanaerson's 81 so; Ihmsens
sed: ss esr.s.y, s. y = q. oil sSo.es = AZ s
i,.Hn.i sh.%' sis Sc oil so,. oil s,ns.ssissa s9
oil sassatrA Inclusive 43c. oil pennyroya nonin al a. 81
= 81 23 oil ot bay. SlS all currenc-
FgArHxxs wero arm ana active. The sales about
5000 lbs within tho OF 5lc for primo and 52c
o3c tor choice do Duck feashers were quoted At 35c
4Oc.
EIsHCodnsh were selling freely. The sales we're about
800 quntas S5 so Tor Georges and 81 rs for Grand Bank
ackcrel.shore mscksrsl selling AS offered at s2I So
50 5o 500 bbs Prince Edward Island sold $50
No l, $40 so Sl4 for No. and $40 for No. Herring
80 UOU sold 2c scaled aud lac. for No l.
Halifax shore split light demand with light
supply ruled steady at IS So Portland round
aud firm at SIS.
Flour AND uRAIN- N--Rsceipts-Flour. l7,273 bbis. /;
wheat, 4ss,oo5 bushels; corn meal. iio bbs and io7
sacks; corn 80 65J bushels oats lL725 do rye 244
DO: barley. 4sos7 % barley malt 2tso do Flour was
State. Western and southern were $4,000 bbls, At Inc
annexed quotations Rye hour Arm; the sales
$50 bhls quotations. Corn meal was In good demand
and firm; 25oo bos and saeks A. full prices
| Ne
The New York herald., 1877-10-27
COTTON RECEIPTS.

NEW YORK. Oct. 20 1877.
Tho following the net total receipts Of cotton as
The New York herald., 1877-10-27
xEw YORK PRODUCE ExcnAsGg RxroRr
LIvKHPOOI Dct pS n

. z.
Pork dull at 03A Western dull <ss Bacon
Cumberland cnt steady NJ ASS short riD duh ut Ais Sd
long clear dull 40 I'd. short clear dull As
Hans-i.onx STEADY 5os; shoulders steady 3ss
beet India stcaay vt 97s extra steady At
lU4s prime dull 90s Lard-Prime Western dull
at AS I'd Taiow Prime city dull at 4os I'd; Turpsnne
SHIRTS steady at 25s. kosin-Common dull 5s 3d.
hne dull lOA Chrese-Ame ercsn choice steady e4s
Lard oil duil at 47s Flour-Extrn state dull 2,s.
Wheat-No spring duh ~ lis. I'd. No. 2 do. dull
lOs ed winter dull ~ lls Sd CornMixed steady
29s. 3D. Cottonseed oi-Yeiow American, In
market:
LONDON Oct. 2e- 6P NJ
Producc-Talow. 4Os. per cwt spirits OF turpentine.
24s per cwt sugar 27s. Sd 2ss. c~t. tor No. IL
Ducn standard the spot, and 27s Cd 2ss. aloat.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 20, 1877
Tho circular of tho Liverpool Cotton Brokers Assoca-
tion In OF the week :-'Cotton In
increased demand tnis week and quotations have gem
eraly advanced American was la active Is
generally Lied " I'D. dearer. In island fair bus-
done at fully previous prices Futures cd
with fair demand and.s very mltei supply Offering aud
by uesday advances Of Nd was established since then
thero has desire sell while the demand has
fallen OF The market coses dull At about las, weeks
(Thursday'D 81 rates"
The New York herald., 1877-10-27
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALvEsfoN, Oct. 49, 1877.
Cotton dull middins. io.e ,iov. middllng. i9sc
good ordinary, e4c. Net receipts l42 baes gross oS
Exports ccsstwsc, 1896 stocg 4J.s5s Weekly Net
ceipt'. les59 bales; gross. 1888 ExportsTo Great
Britain, $3.50; TO the Channoi, 800; eoaswse, S,27S
sales, 7O4.
NEw ORLEANS Oct 20. 1877
Cotton nrm and In good demand middling iO,so lox
mddling. 10sc good ordinary iUc. Net receipts 4.iUs
baios grohs 3l35. kxpors Great Britain llJ sales
The New York herald., 1877-10-27
AN EARLY BooK) WORM CAUGHT.

Joseph johnson, clerk In . iav once st No 3ls
Broadway, ON entering the once yesterday morning
found that no had been preceded by another man. wno
had $40 worth OF Law books packed up ready Tor re.
movaL Tho stranger was arrested and taken 20 tho
Iombs Police Court, whore he gave the name ot
Charles w llson
The New York herald., 1877-10-27
PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.

PnovIDEHcE, n. l.. Oct. 20, 1877
The printing cloths market inactive because OF the
l6 OF which divides and sellers There
light sales ~ 3c TO llBc cash. for standard and
ira 64x64, 3ssc. less tho per cont, tor 36x6U
The New York herald., 1877-10-27

5000 U 8 $40. =, '6s,
n. for acct. :.
10000 do .bc |
1000 y 5 500, c. '67...
10DU0 do. .b3 /
5000 u 5 500, r, '67..
10000 U 8 SIS, l0-4o, r. l
300 uS5's. 10 0-4O.c be I
1900 Tenn 6's. DID,.
500 C,RIap 6's, 1917
1000 NJCen lst IN con
l5OOU Mil 4 81 r rs. x
1000 Chic 4 Nil LIST.
1000 tlevdTol skg i'd. ]
1000 l. 5 divi'd BIDS
1000 l. Shore con c lst
100 l. shore con T LIST
1000 Mich south'n . I. |
1000 Nor a kssex I'd. I
5000 do. be I
1000 Cen Pacific 4 b.. |
1000 Lou&NAsh c '98
100 do.
1000 w U Tel c, 1900. !
1000 North Mo LIST. g l
100 Chi 4 y Nv int b. l
l0OU U A Miss csi.bc
5000 Pac OF Mo I'm be
30 shs Ger Amer BAnk
80 Hanover BANK.
10 Park Bank. ....... I
% U ) Express. ......
n nat~k.tt n M hA
The New York herald., 1877-10-27
EUROPEAN MARKETS.
COMMERCIAL.

leading grain circular ssys:"At the provincial
has been dull trade In whcat during the
week though alter alton Of good
samples OF home growth. American wheats, under tho
pressure arriv ala continue to exhibit downward
tendency aud prices generally I'd to Is quarter
lower. Here and At the ncighboring markets since Tues
far businesss has been done In wheat abont
OF that day. MAxe has besn firm with the
tendency sellers A. this market to-day
small business IN wheat, while aescrip pons, we'll
fine red sbout supporting previous prices but Amcr
spiing wheas were ID TO ID per GENITAL cheaper.
Flour o sale Corn less active a Z rcduc-
m of pcr Qunrter.n
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-11-13
A Fine Opportunity.

FNHE undersigned offors for salo or
l. rent tho fine store building now occu-
pied by B. Sugcnhcimer 4 Co., and
known as" Cnthcnrt's Old Stand" This is
ono Of tho very bost busines stands in
Misunderstanding centrally located and
surrounded by cotton buyers. Tho
building has recently beon put in first
rate condition--repaintod and otherwise
ovorhaulcd. On the same lot is COM
Portable dwelling-house. and warehouse
which will be disposed Of along with tho
.tore building. Tho store has always
attracted ono OF the best trades in tho
county, and is altogether ono Of tho
mort desirable in Winnsboro. Terms
very aoeommo dating.
d. SUGENIIEIMER.
ALSO,
Along with tho atoro above mention cd,
Will be sold, If desired, tho stock of goods
in it.
nov -txm B. SUGENHE1MER g. co