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lCoMMUNICATED.1
Another Good Man Gone TO HIS
Rest.

ANDREW THOMAS, one of the most ven
cradle and beloved citizens of Kinds county,
died at his residence, near Bolton, on the
Goth inst, in the S0th year of his age
Born in the State OF North Carolina, he
emigrated to the State of Missi .sippi about
the year 1878 He was one of numerous
family OF brothers, all of whom, except one.
resided in this county for mary years
Our old citizens stll cherish remem brance
of one of them, the Oldest OF the family
Daniel Thomas, who long held the office of
sheriff, Can office at present so well filled by
ms worthy, excellent and patriotic SON
Col S. B. Thomas,) and who was affection
ately called by the younger men of his day
Uncle Daniel. nTssN
The subject of this obituary was tlistin-
gushed in equal degree-iadeell, was the
counterpart OF his elder brother. in integri-
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Pearl River Navigation.
Monticello Sunny Soulful

Monticello Sunny South.I
The long-looked for rise in the river
has come at last, and with it--as has
been advertised in our columns-Capt
Sam. r. Poiteveut has made his appear
ance with the steamer Early Bird. She
is a staunch, light draught, side-wheel
boat, just suited to the navigation of
Pearl river. She displays the Inspectors
certificate in her cabin, and we are told
that cotton shipped by her will be cover
ed by insurance. Her cargo consists of
groceries, produce and plantation sup
plies generally, which are offered at ex-
ceedingly low figures.
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HOUSE-TWENTY-FIFTH DAY.
Tuesday, Jan. 80, 1877.

Tuesday, Jan. 30, 1877.
House met pursuant to adjournment;
Speaker Street i'm the Chair; the follow
ing members answered to roll call:
PREsENT-Messrs. Amacker, Bailey Ba-
ker, Bassett, Bean, Bell, Blount, Boyd,
Bridges, Brown, Byrd of Franklin, Bird of
Lawrence, Carter of Holmes, Causey,
Grassland, Clifton, Dabney, Dear, benson,
Drake, Edwards, Erwin, Fairly, Featherston,
Floyd, Gayden, Gibson, ellis, Gowan,
Griffin, Gurthrie, Guyton, Hall, Harper,
Hebrop, Horton, Huddleston, Hudson.
Hussey, Jacobs, Jarnigan, Jayne, Johns,
Johnson, of Itawamba, Johnson Of Winston,
Jones of Kinds, Jones Of Issaquena, Leigh,
Lester, Liddei, Mallory, Massingale,
Meade, Monroe, Muldrow, McCargo,
Mccormick, McNeise. McLaurin of Jasper,
McLaurin of Smith, McWhorter, Nichols,
Rogers, Rowan, Stands. Shelby, Simpson,
Shrock, Southworth, Spight, Stebbins,
Sykes, Tison. Trice, Troup, Tucker, Turley,
Warren, Watkins, Wilkinson, White,
Vaughan, Yellowley, Young, Mr.. Speaker.
80.
ABsENT-Messrs. Aldrich, Campbell, Car
ter of Warren, Cessor, Chiles, Clay, Coch-
ran, Crum, Dyer, Fortdne, Garrett Hick>.
Hogan, Jagers, Miller, Millsaps, McNair.
Nelson, Parsons, Parker, Penninat Oil,
Riley, Sanderlin, Saunders, Shattuck-25.
Leave OF absence was granted Mr.. AL
drich.
By Mr.. Hussey: To authorize Adams
county to settle its interest in the Natchez
and Jackson Railroad; passed. For relief
of K. E. Mcclure, of Adams county: refer
red. Called up the bill to authorize street
railroads in NatcheZ; passed.
By Mr.. Reynolds To exempt the public
hall of Corinth from the Privilege tax: re-
ferred
By Mr. Gibson: For relief of C. B. Cur
lee: passed.
BY Mr.. Hall: A petition of citizens of
Goahoma county in relation to levee district
No. l referred.
Mr.. Speaker Street laid before the Hous
petition from the lalies Of WestvilIe
against the repeal of the anti-liuuoor law.
By Mr.. Nichols: To amend the act
creating Tate county; made special order
for 3 30 O'Clock this evening
The House refused to concur in the Sem
ate amendment to the Alcorn county cotton
weigher bill.
:, The privileges were extended to Hon. r
+. Harrison.
Mr.. Guyton called up S. B. to authoris.
tne Auditor to settle with certain officers !:
passed.
Mr.. Hussey called up S. B. to incorporate
chamberlain Hunt Academy amended
4 THE FEE BILL
Inc lee bill was taken up and considered
at length: motion to put it upon its third
reading was carried.
mr.. Muldrow made the point that the bill
was not engrossed, and the bill went over
By Mr.. Clifton: To provide for the regis
'fa all OF voters of jackson; passed.
Inc House concurred i'm the Senate
a.aiienaments to more effeetually protect
the health of the citizens.
THF REVENUE BILL.
Inc House refused to concur i'm the SEN
a.e amendments to the revenue BILL House
committee of Conserence-Messrs. T;son
Baker aud Featherston
ny MT. Meade: Authorizing the appoint
adopted o'0lAs
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same into separate school district; passed.
By Mr.. Terry: To am. md the a agr,eu, Eli
raj lien law; also TO ameho seo''oi
Code 1871; both referred siv-
By Mr.. Mendenhall: To extend IL tn sev s,a
conn,ies to Covington and Jones counties )
referred. .oro+o Adams
county Cooperative Life insurance >o'n
By Mr., Carter: To change time OF mold
mo courts in Kemper and Lauderdale couh-
Tie Senate concurred in the amendm ents
TO preserve fish in Pearl river. IS
Yazoo city; passed. 90 o,olool>
The Senate took recess until :oo cioch'
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THE Chicago Tribune Republican,
takes courage and says: "The chances
of Hayes becoming the President, back
ed by the consent and with the approval
of both branches of Congress and of the
whole people, are indefinitely better un-
der this compromise bill than without it. ,
This, says the Philadelphia Times Qnde
pendent is unquestionably true.
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L ~ w p
OF THE
STATEOF MISSISSIPPI
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY

AN ACT for the relief of the holders OF CIT
tain YaZoo county warrants.
SECTION L. 1T enacted by the Legls!dfE'
the State Of Mississippi That the board o. y y
pervisors of Iazoo county be, ana Tue! ~
hereby authorized and required to issue ".
warrants, payable out of the proper co-. .:
funds, for and in place of the following s'sJ
rants, issued by said board and not reS's'sdi' b.
in accordance with the Act of January ol ~,
1876 entitled AN Act to ascertain Inc ~,
standing Indebtedness of said county Alu -. M
other puri oses, and not within purpose ~ :.
spirit of said Act, to-wit No. 70, D el. hi.
1875, favor r. D. Smith, for twenty-n''7 D
lars; No. 90 December term, 1879, favor Nm. an
Smith, for twenty-five dollars; No. -, Dos
Der term, 1875, favor r. D. Smith, 1of Nv, w.
five dollars; No. %, December term, lo9 u y
vor X. d. Smith, for thirty 40 100 delIafS h.
81 March term, 1876, favor J. A. ana q; 4 iarl
lett, for twenty-five dollars; No. ia "a M.
term, 1876, favor R. D. Smith, for nv B.
lars} No. 294, July term, 1872, fa Sos 0,9.
Smith, for twenty-five dollars No. ~ =, shy
Der term, 1875, favor R. D. smith, ~ ~ j.
dollars; No. 30l, July term, 1919, favor II isrn,
Smith for fifty dollars; No. 3OZ Jal! ~ ia.
1875, favor R. D. Smith, for twenty-In nr r B.
lars; No. 49, October term, 1870 Ia ia'G 5,tObsf
Smith, for fifty dollars; No 4oo SnIlsrs;
term, 1915, favor K. ID. Smith, Tor M d n Smith,
No. AT, October term, 1875, favor H. tL ~ lsS
for fifty dollars; No, 440, October .E,r No.
favor r. D. Smith, for fifty u 1Os emirb iof
45o, October term, 1875, favor X. y Jr tern
twelve dollars; No. 537, NoyelhOS5l oIlss;
1873, favor D. W. Thomas, SIX TX, hror
No, Ill, December term, io''' SoiIsn;
Harris and Norman, for sixteen y, r rg sd
No. 1l2, October term, 1875, favor ha npl JULY
Norman, for nine dollars; No. -esiabtesn
term, 1875, favor R. D. Smith, lOr 1Sf3 f,laf
$1,000 dollars; No. 3333, July term, .a ~ No. 81
J. A. and r. S Ellet, for five doii Gi.r Hsrsi,
October term, 1875, favor Iazoo WY
for twelve dollars. said pss
warrants shall be issued to the presenarr rspis
ers and holders of the aforesaid oia a S IN foNs
and that this Act take effect and oe
frem and after its passage.
APPROVED, January 25, 1871
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In Louisiana, as in South Carolina,
the results of carpet bag rule, have been
extreme misery to the hapless inmates OF
the charitable and criminal institutions.
The officials in charge of the State Asy
lum for the Insane of that State have
been forced to ask for public contribu
tions of food. clothing and blankets fol
the lunatics in their charge
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THERE never has been so successful a
game of intimidation as the one played
by the Republican leaders. BY threat
ening to "use the troops" as Mr.. Hewitt
expressed it, they succeeded not only in
inducing the Democratic leaders to join
the defeated party in making new deal,
but in inducing them actually to beg 70,
If.
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JUSTICE DAVIS, of the Supreme Court
of the United States, who has been elec-
ted Senator from Illinois, does not pro-
pose to resign his present office till the
4th of March. So that President Grant
will not have the opportunity of appoint
ing his successor.
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THE Tennessee Legislature has a
member named Goodpasture St. Louis
has an inventor and manufacturer of
churns named Redheffer. They should
form partnership = Redheffer q
Goodpasture could get upea corner on
butter.
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MISSISSIPPI LEGISLATURE.
SENATE-TWE NTY-FOURTH DAY
EVENING SESSION.

Senate met at 7-30 o'clock.
The General Appropriation Bill with
House amendments pending. The Senate
amended some of the House amendments
concurred in some and refused to concur In
others.
BY Mr.. Johnston: To provide for the
sale of the Blind Asylum; passed.
Mr.. McCaskill called up Ii. 3. to author
ize the purchase of railroads sold under
mortgage. Mr.. Allen moved to refer
adopted.
THE APPORTIONMENT BILL.
Mr.. Thompson called up the Senate APP
portionment bill with House amendments !;
the amendment Giving each county eX-
cept Pearl one Representative was con-
Cured in
YEAS -Messls. Allen, Barry, Bills, CAL
lcoUt, Carter, CatchingS, Jewell. FtZ-
Gerald, Foote, Johnston, McCabe, McCas-
KILL Mendenhall, Nets, Morgan, Reynolds,
Taylor, Thompson, Thornton, Tuttle-20.
NAYs.-MessrS. Everett, FurlOng. Griffin,
Mcneil, Shirley, Stewart Terry
ABSENT AND NOT VoTING.-MessrS
Chalmers, Currie, Gray, Hooker, Oldham,
Pratt, Smith, Whites,
Mr. Reynolds called up the motion to
reconsider the vote indefinitely postponing
the concealed weapon bill; carried. The
bill was considered at length, there being
seven calls of the yeas and nays, and the
Senate adjourned at 10 10 pm.
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We learn that Mr.. G. B. Mobley. of
GAINESVILLE, Ala, recently lost his life bv
singular accident. He was riding an
unruly horse which reared and fell over
with him, breaking his neck and killed
him instantly. 1t is little over a year
that he lost an arm by gin saw which
SO lacerated as to require amputation.--
Meridian Mercury.
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THE Legislature is hurrying through
its business with commendable despatch
1t will adjourn tomorrow.
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JUDGE CARPENTER decides that
neither Gov. Hampton nor Gov. Cham
berlan has been legally installed; and
that the latter is to hold the Office until
his successor is qualified.
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The Union Pacific Railroad Company
pay eight per cent. dividends to their
stockholders.
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AN ACT to amend an Act to proviuno ~
ricultural liens, and for other Pu'f
proved, April IA, 1876. ..hr,
SECTION l. Be 1t enacted by the Ls sa TsnOtic',
the State Of Mississippi, That the wo Vol ac ;i'
contained in the first section OF Sa 41oerey COZ
be construed to mean actual, no' NV
structiye notice.
APPROVED, January 81. 1877.
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If Florida passes muster on the I'll,
den side, Hayes goose will be cooked.
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AN ACT in relation to the pay "a :
of the Legislature.

sEcrIoS l. Be it enacted By the Lsssseond ~
the State of Mississippi. That .ne If the psr
third installments of the salary - be drss'
bers of the present Legislature NM his act. !.
at any time after the passage OF That this y
SEC. 2 Be IL farther endctea liter its ~
take effect and be in force from
sage. 90 ,o--
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THE lightning struck Gray, Ames' ex-
Brigadier, yesterday in the Senate.
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TOMORROW, the Presidential count
will begin.
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Fox hunting among the hills of Ches
ter county is a popular amusement.
, 1877-06-26

..... 3X1EHlAQttl lTkx1. .... .. -..
The present population Of Kansas 10 over half q
million. Tho tot.i grain crop Of this yrsr H. az
pected to smounk 10 H. 0OO 900 bushels. Of whIch
about W. 0o0 QUO will TO corn nearly 20, ooo. ooo
obss ,s aeu sqs Tss e Of s
pFoduets,n ta7a was over fta. ooo. OO0; this yeai
1t IL estimate 1t &UO, GOO utu Farming IL cafrict
OF % : larxs sea's In kansas- Mr.. llcurY. 9.
Dickinson County,. owns one tract Of ls,Gc
ia lsnR:1 ste proceeds q tns csop Of which
Of splsudd farming lands In Kan.as which still 1c
uatn unhRoken, climate, which br. Fryer, an
army surgeon, pronounret ''ihc most perfect In
shs world. md eoai IN such ahunaa,,ee' that tls
State ueologtst cetlMalss ths Lltuminuus oe.ls
WHICH undcslle tho eastern portion 81 thu State AE
@ sssoS. 'Saa's ,,c,hs 1Hiiss' ss sssh H., n. benY
ssa. ,,: There !. t'abe. on oil ths, stream:
fruit aud ornamental hAalu tees. md pusu sor;:lt
water e.ery~heEoata depth of iEoa. ten y bftJ
fsek Ons cEup la Kansas will cnabls the
farmer II pay for hl. land ana improvements, unl
u present pflcvs he would hare = handsome rar'.
plud. Tue soil iu the Golden HIT " u sich. deep.
aItaslal nloll. s,.un*iy in,pEtsnaied with l,u,,A
al important consliturbto Ut wheat Ihs psu1t4 VI
&asuinS In kRuAaS aGp Sekt great
, 1877-06-26

HOO PnODUCTs-Wers active In pork, and quiet
othErxtss, tho trsd1us tcty chiefly for future Ths
market wA stronger though hogs tu arys supply
Thu better lelAan4 fur Ao2s I'D suany opcrAtort to
think that svregn h0ukcs satard with tue &u
cllnc aua mort disposed to take hold. wasFantsp3&
stis uFe sirtaGth III tho homu trade FOR th[1 rc
holders Of product xero hrner In thclr Views and Tho
shorta In pork werg mof< uuunR Y, ILL., There uas it,
tc sppsfvRs inquiry for shipment but thsrn eu.
no1s Of otdsrs IN tha door 81 hzurrs ltis below the
inaket and II u well known that salea n,aa tot ship
ment aTs sometimes krtt sseTst.
Nxsa Pork-WAs nAltys and atr0ngtf, advancing 800
rcr hr and elo1lux :s higher shsa SATURDAY. salrs
~rFs reported VI 70 brs caah at u; bt scllcF
Jelly It &l1 8a&s43.tts AtfU br!s tcllsy Alxuat Il
fi1pAsl5s5; anl .sD Grss :. er September At SIS "
Total. ~, R2lbrls. rhe msfkrt closed steajy
ny tGaa1 y sa.tl " .elIse Junsl tia Itksl3 2h
- aon.a4 at g. ~ l31a ii sa clue; Md scller
Prime York QAuak4 It IL H. 81 aud sx.
irs prime .u 4 &Ila4eJ,2a.
LAsn-&a4 qntct ons ntuisr, advancing 3sstoc per
lol ~ and closing 2t5c h!.hrr thxp salgs
*trt trpette,l VI N tsA &1:iGE july ~. u;
O cs acflre Ausust ns ~ a. 10: &t1 75 slief
htpeHlhxS u &Y 1uAb ~ TOt1I tt4, T1tu mar.
krt eras taNc " ~ u cash xtrr Juue &I.ta asIt
efJuly: and eo " %Yta3 70 selrr Au1uAt. 5ccF Ep.
tEMse< WIZ uola u ". IL n3- Is Ut The coxu. New
lard VIA quoted at bcr III Ls bclux LIS prce pf
M1A1s--weru ausst. a7a a th.de nruos gu vtnlor
curea bila suluMt1 Iva wcss unchanged. tbs mnksk
, 1877-06-26


A H. jahlochkDN and hin electric capdi aA ira
now hecomtng famous, SONG details II Tao CON
ssfuclGn 0f tho lattor viii tt OF interest, Thcro
!. drt, tae candle; second. moro recent lnven.
tpn which may 10 called tho electrio plate Soms
account was given Of the candle III thls column as.
w.sa; briefly: IT, mststial :. ,ois q
double ; wick eou.!.ts of the swo car:
Waeu she slYstFicity /: paaslns between tas car
bons. the voltaio afn fusta tho kaoliu; and th's
fused. ssmt.ApLd material gives unfuF,nlty which
.oid catoon5 alone cannot Ftva 10 tho slccsr,c
tlow aud 70 Tho light In tho alectrc plsto the car
bon point. .rs dispeas,d With altogether. An In
aaeea Surfaat e.. y - %smnloJed snt IL spark pas,ss
TIVE ends Of The cxtseiar wire Of thn (sceonlafyl
coll. oa ths eofdcr ot the plato thete Ia sort 1t
printing; Ths lin. q IT. pt!tnana .erses = con.
TO wlltensst. and the kaolih ii consumed sloux
thi. limo II about milgrummo pet hour. Near
while thots u produced 1 luminous band OF tofs,
steady light: IL power depending upon Tho who
Of ths wss I'D liz dsneiss' tns eanaics M st. % ass
fos EFass light; .ho plates tor small onrs; zach
ton o. replacement: From aingir source OF sol-
aaic e!ceFicty dfty luminous centres were thus OBJ
famed.
, 1877-06-26

ALCnHt!~Ma' !t Ile,'s ~! arm a. ~ 1oo1a.1H. .....
nooMGonSws. ~ w. r. moderate resas.. md ARM
cno"r ~ 1T. a..7a 49,; a.uen WIN h1
..sx %em to
crooked 1o+ 2'tA'c.
Ht1TrEl-Thcrs VA 1itttc change Ia tho position OF
ce.J mi psst.rn sornnn, .n ~. nota IN
aa '.s,s'a. Ana .ne pIices wcru
dairy, l7asoc, medium to good. iaa1sc, infertor to
'ai naaWiSoM ;..Ji I,cm.,n, v,.,o,, ch.ro, ,t,..,
movement In sfaabass was reported. white Tor otber
GOOD, "a .he .t tho !aaurs xs. testrieteA siskA
s Ss ss. H. ns'
Hull nUiIniSi, IN MHrgntAts-cont,no. in mo.c,,,. d,.
s ~ :, sh
i.inels..!es: aao,.,ion.: common n!ies :! aas4sos
ott.4ea eTlea st@seos -, limo u bully. aHea'e do
II asstps ~; Ill., 81 psf M'fnsaa s 'ueco s7' per b
GDiEEsE-.iNhters report continued au,cf. With
psfsf: sfi M 4. sss :S, I'd g su:
s II III 1ns y S1ss't y ,s!
Et5AI-Wss a"ts. st furmor prtcas, we .e.,n mint.
q = f"o..: t a.kAxsnas eS s;73' .o rsaTs
t3hla tf' llinots. u. 5I4 ..1 u1ftsherric fiLO;
MW;sETSo rcesjpts xcIs larger s,a nr,c., ,,,,,
'tffi + m, m.ets,y, .,o 10. .,,,,ur md
ye iii sts y hs sactrd rcss s.s H. 19z xbs H.
s a;ss:sssk kJ s T., tss' y? Il Srs tsS
H., f.; ID family G.aTStieFs :Tii kirk * .; is,ss i.
shore kiia larxs IL 75ssi sJs So hsy XII. II 'a;t
, 1877-06-26
NEW rDkH .


mixing NER SgnS To- Jans IT, x2ss 2ssss1';H:ss
w1tk prttns traction ht.hcri allow xT4t selections
!eaci coli1n.,n aud medium. tlGsi!.4ei very lsuf
heaten and dry tn~A 9<lOc{ no IcSans shuwnj dozen
taken ~ e1rt. il.tsj3ci l4r[nE saia wesk eadlns
SATURDAY ahtpmcnia tu Hfeat rifain from thtS mort
GaI tlyc cattle. -" S""~'''
sHxsr1Ns:sr.s sse MAILING - 20 for tho week
nrmcr, !ht thu market lacked splr!ts alcep ranged II
4tHc; rstno Hitc3 1anlbA o,*11c, with fuw cl0icu
state st bs sboat ~ sheep exported alive during tbs
BwtkK-1!eeeps, d. so making n ma for tha week.
loa4s ohl1 hbss ali*u vt xaBAsh. Is per IOI NJ.
MAST LIuEnTY.
alts and inrnna Friday ssi. III carr thfnsig and ii
ta for yert sales Or Aik heant totxI fps the week
~ cars Yath nga.t 1l1 ears Through md iii casa
yard vi hcA the week hsf0Fst the supply Tor yard
kals r. far. INT sbrt Of last week by cGrs; tts
y .r!s and neAsl{ sold oat otcrpt arrivals not orrr.
as ea'nss e I'll; isI S g .tsst1ua' s0o4 s
L.Ms-IIvcr!pta. aOiUi total iyr tho wax. ia, aao
rhll&lclphfaA. *)Ansd.7a
1sia,t tot.l tes ,hs yssk 10 AGO.
q r.; louts, june 7s.-ifoos-west md lower, $3.50
GATILs-sttoa9, .hl4ec!t chntce shipping steers.
" an1 ap.ard; r. vi xo94 80 u 40
- CINCINNATI ....'....
CINCINNATI, Juns =. -iio1s--Acltve, hut 4hsdo
lover; coinnon st1asthl; fair W Eoo1 liSAt 1{ ID
~. 7ui psckkux. st. so*4 AUS.
, 1877-06-26
Total. &l.......,..........,. O8i.m
EKNOl9 IN STATISTICS.
70 the E1fior al rae TytRsat.

10 &hf fau9F ar TAt 7tIhdAA,
Ciitc4ao, juno 15.--The 0itcial circular OF tho
New York Produce Exchange comes TO hand with
ita usnal burden OF printed errors. Were ihts q
private publication it, statemcnta might be over.
looked, ~ thsy might bo supposed TO bs moro Or
leas Of tho natuEo Of estimates, but when II IL
atated to be tho official uttcrnnco Of the New York
merchants II should bo correct II not ttespass.
Ing upon your HIacs should like to bc allowed to
point out very fow Of IT, most Important mts.
takes. In tho statement Of tho visible supply Of
grain Jnuo 10 IN tho !ssue OF Juno 20 It places
the stock Of wheat at Duluth AZ III. 600 bu. Last
week this authority placed it nt 90. 600, and tho
VA: | 'na mosomrnt Ut wheat 'H hcr%s % aulins aaSss
tho week ending Juno IL. Yet tho cifeu.
lar sars tha stock Increased -, DuO during
10, June 10. st .0l, Til bu. Sow, tho oicial TuS.
ltch:on Of stocks IN Toronto and Montreal II made
on tho lat aud 18th II cach mnntL, aud tho 1E,cs
tho stuck June II was 1Dl. MT ou. Tile circular
has tho Montreal stock correct, and The stocks In
these two c1tEFs tre Away. ina4e public un ths
1t nakes tto stuck Of wheat In DswcgB BuIlly No. 900
b., mn! has puhellod for several nonths tho stock
!hefc at about th. n4u,c whe in reality they havu
173. o0u June D. lf0, t)D aud juno i. l7O, O0il,
which hsnrcs eur DO psotcn by any onu tral1inp to
fS .s g; ss,s e %saEy.s qsniy S psh Shsa y
wbiie tho correct quantity ls a1O 5O hd 4. can Le
sy eny onS ~ ;Sn1ng 19f
bu. Passing to tho curn column, We hno many
Wheat; " ti.c suppiy Ut corn IL m,sniifui w,,'s
WHEAT II small. and lhe stock at each point IL In
portaAt, u ia iaet, TOO, That ALMOST every lin.
ti"Iv In ths osaiss sains 10 hu crop Vi isiS
has been 1nads on the slda that tends 10 dcprcss
Fuluca. TELEuIAG1G.
, 1877-06-26

UY TELE1NAplI.
NHVt rn1tx.

n sAs Htstern Assocfated T1ss4
NEW YoRK. Iunp 21.-Gol opened at 1054Q
l0ax. borrowing rates, 10 per anuu,u and
l.8t per dom.
Silver at London unchanged Here, aIlrcr bars
12aA inEscnnbasks, and ll1h III gold. Sitter coin.
Il discount.
Governments were steady.
itas'road honds wcre quiet and frm. Toledo i
Wabash advanced l, and 81. loute & Iron Noun.
tatn. y.
State securities were dull.
Thu Ssuck market was unusually dul, nnd gem
erally woak III tnnc. The only other changes
worthy of nuto wcrc In Union Pacific, which
olened at t+H snd clnsed ut EsH, Illinois
Central. which declined from 6c,s to b1H.
aud Chicago, Burlington q Quincy, which
fell on fsnm p7h to 0ah. aud closod
nj fG!s. Transactions wcre only 10. 600 si,hscn OF
which ., 600 wers Now York Cen.ral, :, 600 Lake
Sl!ore. 4, 900 st. Paul ptelartcti. 1000 Wabash,
i. u00 LnckawAnna, and y O00 Western Onion,
3lnncy, 1611. ..
Primo mercantile paper. Jl4.
t'ustHlna, S;lA]. COZ.
Trcnsttfy Disbursements, SCH Q0Q
CteuFtnuH. $11. OQ1, UOJ.
, 1877-06-26
WOO.

.Rnteial MSpateA to ma Tribune
ApuA1Nt Mich. June rs. Careful lIlgusy among
local wool huyoFe shows that ahout l30, D0}
here. has already been brought In. FrIccs bnyo
appreciated somewhat since ths sea1on opened, -
from IS to L. cents.