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New-York tribune., 1877-11-24
Good Ordinary.
A.r.n.a-.aN An

Futures fairly active closing and points lower sales
last evcun- II, 600 bales. 49,
Today-First call December, 100 1922; March 100
11jj May, 400, llSl; july 100 l2oO; Total 200 Dales
Second call: November. 5eo, llZl December goo Ills
Janusrv. 500 II 23 February. 300. ll3j March, 2Oo
lI50: April 100. l.G3: total 2lO0 bales. Third CAL =:
December o, 1l1G; January, l400 i22 February. 100
1I35; March, 100. II 49, 100. LIS June iCO ll.9 ;
August. 1910 total, 1900 bales. Also 2Oi, NoFem-
ber li2lell.2j; 3.I00. December, u.lCdll.2; 10000
January l.22G 1895 7,4OO. February ll35Ql .42 ZOO
March IlsSG l.5j loo, April, 1850 ll.69; lO0 May
1872 900. June lI94dl195; total 4o,i0O bales Grand
total. 5G.SO0 bales.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-24
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

NEwYoRE nov. % BTEVEs- Receipts ~ cars At Goth.
lac Sss s %a25 6 & 6els e ase s sOi , sEcG 3 S2aa
Mith not very large supply and quite IN eageess the
DAY this week. Although the larger portion Of the
only Ordinary with some very poor yet there vas little that
really good, and which "ffoze 20 by those
buyers who always good cattle There through
d. aaa poor Sissoad Weighing fio@ S II to 5os No. and
Illinois Indiana and Kentucky, which brought from %
~ TO ~ c 90 e a. Ios tns cattle oi today were oi a
sales and Colorado comprised G At Sic.
~ She; 81 ac average price ac aganst stc YES
terday; Of Natives there 80 AZ &c. 5j % ~ at sac 80
q, S2 :, "a at "a g 80 @ a. gf nearly an DO % o. az 9itc;
% & az al SD 70 & 90 "a r' - t ~ ~ &C. part % 10 ana
raes today Jersey CITY bv Cony anu Mcpherson for f.
lt9l at &C. lees each; doq ll75 10 9l,c, 30 u
Go I42 H. At 9 % 10 0Ss s95 @ al a. &C. & IS 81 B 10 for
D. hotekIss state stays 7ls 10, at sac i've weight;
Do LO! No. at sac; IL 40, l4S5 h. At &c. 81 10 DO.
NJ goldsmith sold Tor L. Rotschd 2l Cherokee $40 n nt
ll54 ~ at c 5o for Jeremy & Co... Oxen 1850 H. st
Toe 10 d., i53s b At lie 81 H. ~ 1'' 100 -" ~
Ksn s oS q i3r o kahn & Co. IL IS Ike Kenigsty Loo r. at
LAG "a At 1O'4c, 81 do 1861 H. lie. 81 B do i41i
Sherman Culver, sold FOR l. Myers. 10 Virginia 900 n,
do gS2 ~ at o osc ~ ] a9 'gi n a. Io';e o. o.
Colorado 300 R al &C. 90 D 80 do 1920 10, At &c, SO
Newon liolmes sold Ohio 1920 H. at 90. 90 n do,
S o pospe sold for waiIol AertOn SO Colorado io24
~ C. Eastman sod at eoth-st, 81 Illinois g2s S at &c.
1Os5 N. At ssac - DO, 1850 n. 9c % II lO7 DO aOs
s at g'e 81 do 272 % at s.e a. DO 1887 10. at Zoe.
= u S'eqi B e ;9s a for MSrT' EloFteg 10 Missouri oss
DO l2J N, AZ lo.c q do 1901 D. al loae; 80 do 1897
II r. BurciaTd sold. for Rankin Thompson. ie Illinois.
Sio h at 9te DO nj 10 do 1853 d. at lO2e IL do l6Oz
CALvEs-Arriyas 2s5 head. The market remains quiet
Tor AZ eAoet choice sEes & which there But Tow
New-York tribune., 1877-11-24
financial.
BONDS WANTED.

BurlingtOn, Cedar RaUd8 and Northern
Canada southern. lists.
Chicago and Canada Southern, ISIS.
Chicago. Danvie ami Ni-ccrnes, eta
Evansville and CriwfOTdsyillr.
Flint and Perc Marquette J.. g. and Con. Ga
Grand Rapids and Indiana. ungd, D.. q.
Indianapolis, bloomington aud Western.
Kansas Paciic-9li Issues.
kcokuk a a De- n0infs. is's.
Northern Pgcidc-b0nds and
sioux C.'y and 50 Paul. l.. q. g.
Southern Minnesota,
S0nth side Of J. l.
Suspension Bridge and F~e Junction.
St Louis ans iron Mountain an ls8ues.
Toledo wabash and Western, scr p.
All state and good Municipal ROnds
SOUTHERN STATE AND RAILWAY BONDS
Bny anu sell at the STOCK achsnge Railway Sf0c Goys
Securities, &c. commission for cash or on time ioe.
pOnGenco and accounts solicited.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-24
OF PHILADELPHIA sToCKs.
y rnANcIsco cLosINa rEIcEs OF MrNING sTocKs.

There was renewed activity in Government bonds
to-day, aud hiCheT prices were reported; in the
5-2O- coupon 1SGjs rose TO 1C6ll, and 1868 TO
1854 There was an advance i'm coupon 10-lO3 to
1885, and IN new IS 10 1O7. Sales Of coupon ( l.
per cents werc reported at 1883 SuljOined arc the
T.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-24
(lnlHflal.


4 GAS STOCKS.
IA. NEWYORK, MErROPOLTTAN, MUTUAL AND
MANHATIAN GAS STOCKS BOUGHT AM SOLD
and all KINDS Oi brooklyn and New Ga5 Securities dealt
in by GEO II. PREM rISS,
Room "a 80 Broadst, ". Y.
ElRE INSURANCE STOCKS bought and
. SOLD by T.. :. BAILEY 90 Wallst
NEW-YORK STOCK EXCHANGE. = Our
senor partner u memoer OF the Exchange and exc.
cutes all orders carefully himself sOcksA bonds earned a.
long desired on per cent margin Banklng in AL branches
transacted w. 'N"
HENRY cIEws co. 20 Newst. NY.
0lllO and MISSISSIPPI STOCKHOLDERS
" and BONDHOLDERs should read H. SLLIps FINAN.
ClAL REioHI. No. Soo For sale W tho hotel ferry
New-York tribune., 1877-11-24

sl,5IG,G00 Par
s4g79-I4OO


pnIA0EIPIuk. Tov. A. 1877.
The Roari cf Directors have tls day declared lAoH
DINIDIN d of TEN PER CENT on tne tAFlLAi ~l'ih
sud SIX PER CENT Interest ou he ScRI o. Tie company,
fhel have declared SCRIP DIVIDES Dot iL y
FIVE PER CENT the EARNED PNtNil fN lor ile
wear ending October 81, 1871 Certificates oi " " De -
sued To parties entitled 10 the same, Oh and after the st
They have ordered also that The SCRIP CERrIFlcArEs
PROFITS Of the Company Tor tlc Y'af cutiig Dfopfr
on and after December praXlmo All interest thereon 70
- By proyi-ion OF tie Charter all Certificates OF scrip
presented Tor REDEMPTION win lve years aet public 0
ce that they viii be redeemed shall be f0Tfsit>d Gd c,sd
on me Books ~ ne company
r. No CeTt,Iic Profits fssd uiier s25 Bu ne dct n
T.orD0rItcn, "0 cert lcEs shan unfss dunn ~ thH
years a0er ne declaration or 0e dtseend chcrsl s
DIRECTORS.
THOMAS c. HAND. SAMUEL z. SrOKTs
JAMES TRAQUAtR WILLIAM G. BOULr)N
HENRY F. SLOAN. EDWARD DARLINGTON,
JOHN H. CArHERWOOD, EDWARD LAFOUKCADE
y. =. STOCKBRIDGE, JACOB RtEGEI,
ANDREW WHEELER, THOMAS p STOTEsBU RY,
THOMAS CLYDE, JACOB Z. JONES
JAMES G. HAND. JAMES MCFARLAND,
WILLIAM c. LUDWIG. SPENCER MciLVAI p,
HUGH CRAIG, JOHN II. NICUENER
JOHN D. TAYLOR A. =. BERGER. PutburS
GEORGE W. BERNADOU. D. T. MORGAS. pi,isbarr
WILLIAM C. HOUSTON, WM :. BIsSELL. P!ttsblrg,
II. FRANK ROBINSON.
TH0S. c. HAND, President
FsFSgsY s.VE.EsgHsN, Secretary.
EE,N gsT sSAE.E, Assi.-Sjccrctary.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-24

In State bonds, Georgia new rs were m to los,
and Missouri Gs, long date. to 1923; old IenneSsecs
were steady at 4G'8 There were sales OF North
Carolina Gs old April and October, at 9.
in the shares Of the city bank stocks, American
Exchange "a sold at 1O6, and Bank Of Commerce
lG0) at 125.
A large and well distributed business was done in
railroad bonds There WAS a further advance IN ST.
Paul sinking fund 10 933s, /. a ". division hcing
firm at 9Gl2, and La Crosse easier at lO3l2. North
Missouri fiIss stifeued to 1O3li and Hannibal and
ST. Joseph convertible S. to IS, Michigan Central Is
rising to 105l2. There were sales OF Burlington and
Cedar Rapids fiIsts at G2ll; St. Louis, jacksonville
and Chicago iirss at 1914; Rock Island rs at loS
3 Baao Ne%o4t eTa Ge'' and S''fP Ge
new bonds. at 10s3s and Lake Shore
Ouds. consolidated coupon bonds, at 1OOa8d 1O1.
The Northwest consolidated gold bonds continued
strong NJ 9Gl4, while the fiTsts OF WlnOna and 81:
Peters guaranteed by the Northwest Company. and
n prior lien TO the consolidated bonds on 327 miles
oi road sell at Ssl2. The original lrss of North
west were sold at JOS = and the am consolIdated
1914. The consolidated bonds of New-1ork
Central aud Hudson were easier at 1893, and
ONO and Mississippi consolidated sinking fund,
at 97l2: there sales Of seconds at 56l2. Cen
tial Pacific plain bonds were mp to lOc and san
joaquin Branch TO ssh. Large sal,s Of Union Pa
citc ilsts were reported at lO7l4U1O7l2; land
grants were at 10l, and sinking fund at 9jis. MIS-
snur Pacific iTsts sold freely mt 100lS Toledo and
50 cx-Inatured coupons at 7GaTG3s. Great " est
cIu ir5is of lNSS sold at 81, and seconds at
7sl2. A lot OF Harlem tirsts was sold at iSI2,
Business in gold was on more restricted scale to-
day, with sales at 1923 and 103. The cash gold
was heavy to carry, and the charges we're
., 3, 2i2, 8 and per cent per annum. The
Assistant Treasurer paid ont $4,000 coin IN
terest and $21S 600 in redemption Of called bonds
The daV's business of the gold clearing department
Of the Bank Of the State of New-lOrk covered ::
Gold cleared Sl7, ,2G7OO0; gold balances, 81 Isl
472; currency balances, l,330,S3 The gold quo
tatiOns were:
10 ......lO27s 3-........... 1929
New-York tribune., 1877-11-24
THE MONEY MARKET.

sryycIAL Export n T. STUCK EXCHANGE SALES
NOVEMBER 2S. 1877
IN A u-sAITs RKFORR THR CALL
New-York tribune., 1877-11-24

IIttS. 7 " q Z I'd
5...bcC. 9l44
lGJ....... Sll2
Ohio &. Miss.
Obcn6N. ga3
2OO...s3.. 81
New-York tribune., 1877-11-24

The following are the imports of dry goods at Ia
port OF New-York for the week ending this date, an
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-08-04
4 DiNohRors MN LOOSE


Will" a SvS reporter was Jottng down the
events Of the day i'm "A Wall street of,e. yostcr-
day. u stranger entered. His features were
thin. and his eyes seemed 10 take in all the sur
rouudine- al once. He had evidently suffered
in some encounter Judging from certain
-crat hes about his checks and temples. hi~
clothes wrrc the worse for wear although of
itshiunahi" pattern. 81 have called. he be-
gan. cycling the reporter anN iously. " To- got You
Ia correct the accounts about tn" reasons for
the trouble hetwcrn Gould and Seloyer The
secret has not VT been unearthcd. except 10y mo.
OF cours" they had hel'- own tim, and It book
cd rs # SeiOy"r meant to hroHk GOuds back
over that iron railing. Yet neither ui them IN
tended g. iEht. and 10th of them uit"rWHrd
We're sorry that the row happened. | Will tell
you about H. Both Of those men were un-
der an influence they could not RESIST
rh, ni and the ,th"r To thrush: This influence
j. Palmer. the theatre man. He has Machine
up town. and whenever H. turns Tia" crRnk he
AN max" ANYBODY ia this country d. what he
pl"ascs. The machine cost over slOOuup and
i Will throw spell over anybody. ! have
been driven about against my VIII Tor years
an would give millions Ia destroy the a.
cursed contrvanrc. | have been trying to- s"t
AT Palmer. but h" won't See me. and Il Is well
that he do sn't. for am fixed for him. and II he
don hurr ih, machine. Will treat him worse
than SoluNrr did Could
Her. the visitor exhibited a revolver. with
bore IKE stow pipe, and handed It overt gr
examination. Tho reporter was filled with al
miraiion and inquired. Suppose TINS should
MISC fire
The mysterious visitor, by way Of answer.
drew caS" contain NJ dirk about foot hing
90 You 500 ann well flN,d. and | am determined
t. either clean out Palmer or his hrll-tnrn ma
chine. WHY. knew that Ia. was working Sroycr
and Gould all tho time and lrlusln. krcnc into
trouble; tut the Machine controlled me-, too
and what could do 2"
Sothe affair can bo worked duplex or quad
rupees - Inquired the rnpurt"r " Qu1drupl"X,
sir What DO You mean Tins Is nptrlrgraphic
m"'hiuc what a ridiculous gurstionl You
are a fool But your time II not yet Wait TIL
llX Palmer and Will tend To- your rAso.'
W III TINS he adjusted his weapons carefully
and oli tho Office. murerlng something about
thrHshlns Goull. SctoVrr. and Palmer an To-
g.th'r Ia soon as he could gct hold Of the ma
chine.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-08-04
U.ILL STREET GOSSIP.
Why seiover Assaulted day Gould Out OF
PocLe t and Temper >auaIls Aheud.

The talk about the Sclovcr-Gould cncoun-
ter in Wall street yesterday turned chiefly on
it, bearings upon the stock market, bat the
true iuwardnoss of tho AFFAIR was more fully de-
vcopcd. Il : said that the Atlantic md Pa in
TELEGRAPH stock was saddod upon Sage and
Keen" 10y Commodore Garrison and jay Could;
that an agreement was then entered into that
none uithr PARTIES should buy Western Union
ana carr son. however. Tor tur"" months past.
hav" hrrn Quioty buying Western Union; that
when they .iAinni enough Ia secure the con
troll. they littei IN" pricr mp to the present
figures; that kr'ne and Sage are worry largely
suurt, and o' course irrl II, and that MAJOR Sci
over Is aS lady INJURED ia Proportion 10 his
caplt0i. as MS friends
Mr. Jay Goud WAS rlosot"d Mt various times
yesterday " IN prominent members oi tn" hull
ellqu.s IN which Keen IS Interested, and more
trouble ~ predicted.
Mr.. Gpuld II sand to have boon in Geographic
communication wltn VIM Ii. Vanderbilt during
the ,l.iV
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-08-04
PROTECTING EFfIGr SARGENT
Hayes Refusing Evidence that Might Convict
Him Of Corrupt Practices

WASUINGTbN. Aug g. An impprtnuf do
s. ~
''9 80" ""H '"N' "'h h"'' Nv INC N'lh'N-''h-
cral ana acted on iy th" Pr sidrut holding that
recommendation. far III. h,,,,.,.r th,v .r,.y
"'"'
~ 80" i''' Ut ''' ~ p'i"l'hl' are NOT hi"lfIS OF
record tcr" cannot be- Inspected except 10y
those personally int. re.tnd nor .nn ,n,,i, a. la.
-. "
l"ih'Su'" upon "pih'"l,"n Tor Use a. cNii'n'"
iu thu trial ~ DAu-ts to which private riti2,fs
ar.. r.,rti.s n,1n.u.t i.. f.r .,,tfi..,i.,
~ '' ''"''' -'''''
me "''l@."h L. n"d" upon an npplcaiion hy
Charles De- YOUNG of the san Fran Is.n CLroa.-
, for cert al ,.O,,l,s ,f tho r,.,n,,p.rdntiu.
W "' nc
ihhu' IVY senator surg nj ui California. for u-r
n- .Vil.n.. d., o.. a t.r... .,,.. ,...t Ca. go,
''' :" 90 '' "li'''' i'i- Ut iAi i'i 'il az
legged libel aEHiu~t the ~tuAtnr List April
.,.f., ,..t.. .. .
''l. 90 N"i''"S t'ii''@ -ih''. lh' 20 'N"if has
lfuNi -i.sl a rL.n- u4lltu-t F.,lptaI .,ni.l.l,i-
n -, "
,....,,,,..,.lt -.,,... 81 80 a. g.. 4 A., So
r., Ar.r,..l .,.. b, ,,,,,.t..,. ,.fr.,,.t.,..,
fafn yo ,rii,tr,nn; a. H.. ,,~,,,~ ~. ~ ,I,
ff,.., F.. ',i,,,n,f III ., ,li r,....,,t..
in, Sf.. Am tr,i tn..,t a., f.u,l ~, rt..
Grauu. lur, II l.!.rii. ..'il,ty a.n.nstC,arI.-
ana "A a.. \.',,.. /, ,,.'. ~. 49,, =
H., i'fr a.. ~. ',,
da..un- lu iu.-t..n iu -t.,t,.,r,
t' '" ""ll' 'N
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-08-04

twenty the PENNSYLVANIA Coal Company nfteen
more Each Of these mines employs on an NV
erage at lcnst $50 men and boys; That is below
wanna Iron and Coal Company employ 22O0
men in their works altogether. probably 5000
THIS last company keeps store, and 50 does
nearly every one OF the leased coicries
wherever there is a store the men who trade
at II bdicvc, that they are in various
Will" thos' who do not trade at il
arg kcm out oi mploymcnt. Only recently
minc giving the warming; " Parties dealing at
the store will understand that when there Is
any work they Will have the preference" Even
where men are regularly trading nj tho store vi
the MINI nwiIrrs they cannot get all that ~ due
them The lehigh Iron and Cod Company
sM s'ih'o "l MS rwidoV''s to-'lav as much as
w each. acc umuatrd wages of the best mrn
VINO have very small families. and IT will
neither give them provisions nor money.
even in the best ~ times. II collicry com
pnny owes n miner 500. they may give him
slO, but not tn full $40. The men used to az
their relatives. The Inrkawanna Iron and
Coal Company noticed that there seemed to be n
Er'u many funerals, and promptly started an
und'rtlkiug branch IN connection with thUil
store. Now. IN ctipiovcc. or any Of his family.
must be- buried IN their collins and bv them M
u III" more than others wuu ,hargc. If u
man gives an order on the com Iany. to pay any
outside debt. the company charges five per
'Fnt. ipr pay lnE. even when II holds the man :
pay for himself.
i'' tiN i'lWN' ul'UtllHtF 10 Uili'TS luml-
lies druggists r"ius" medicine to them with
ont " cash IN advance for they know the poor
Wrotctcs can scarcely hope TO pay them. how
ever honest they may be- As for clothing meyer
was Their, such u rag far anywhere as in these
mining districts. II may he seriously doubted
II tl"r" is sound garment among the men ON
strike or their families. With nearly all. the
ru" j. that they hav" hat two changrs-un and
OIL. Il their condition Is not hcttrrrd before
winter comes again. hundreds of them must
intN tahly freq. to death.
II il q signh ant fat that IN" poor house Of
thus county has about 200 inmates and II *
found necessary to build "a new one to hold 300
more. TINS among a people VINO are pruVrrhl-
ally industrious. and who have "a peculiar pride
IN caring for their own.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-08-04
Az ENGINEER Doomed.
The Steam Launch George W. Chase sunk In
toilision with "a Tow.

The Sophia Emma, Brig Gen. Varian's
yatcht ii the Manhattan Yacht club won the
thiri-class prize in the Newhureh regatta. She
was sailed 10y Mr. Jucoh Narian the Generals
brother. The steam lnsnch George ". Chase.
owned Toy Mr.. George Chnse proprietor Of the
ext nsivc oil-stouc works AZ the foot Of East
lO6th street. distanccd all competitors in her
class and carried If pri2". Gen. Narian and
Mr. Chase werr rlntcd hv tho success " their
rl'usur" boats. and their crows wrr" ov"rloyed.
som" "i them bought broom- and stu * them
NJ, brushes urp"rmust, most conspiruously on
u" yacht ana the launch. There were some
other forms Of lollill alton and the crntts were
not got under way Tor this city until Thursday.
The thas" lowed the Sophia Emma.
Al niEhtlal a SOW. in the tow II the tug Y.
h. Thompson. WIS IN collision with ~" Chase.
AMI the latter was sunk. Nicholas Music. the
eng h'rr 81 p" tuas'. was drowned John
Lin lsny Il Battery hoatmun recovered his
hody ycst"r lay. l,wqs tied To Pier 2 underline
charge of ON er NJ 'llhNrg"y. until sundown.
Ih'i. no eltnnant Tor II having appeared. It
My only ragrE ,Mr Chase said yesterday,
" is on account Of Muscs death. He WIS an
excellent workman, and thu support Of a wife
and eight children. The Chase WAS merely
pleasure boat. aud du not care "a great deal
KIND near \ W york.. She a.stunr,'l the Grand
nnt" Abyss 81 am lWun =. bought ~ th'rN-
her, hut ma 'h smaller, the Biark llawh. to the
Governments and | have another now On the
WY g. compif.on. Al Mnnhuttanvill". on
Ihurslay evening. GHn. Nurian lrit us. and at
Twenty -tlird street several other gentlemen
landed. W. won't on our wlyto the East river
NJ far rate of speed. When on Piers the
Thompson passed Us. W. did not sc' tina, She
had Tow behind her Tine 'owthat she towcl
carried no, lights. TIL" lookout at the Chasrs
bow called out. S 'ow ahondr tut il was too
late. | run forward. hut the COW WIS upon Us.
! got caught between the Sow and the avn ne
rtll 81 ~" ChnS'' ana WAS squnrHd INT spW
blood. Then the Sow "nse,l on and got "a, ar.
| sprhng upon tn" SOW, and u" Other gentle
men jumped upon the Sophn Emma / 6rlieyo.
rae sow tili,'d thrt hhS'', an sh"tpnk in water
nnd sank. Poor Music could not swim. and.
chnging TO the Chas' went down with her.
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ANOTHER UHISKEY CiSE


WASHINGTON. Aug. Hayes came in with
a good deal OF semi-ofnria talk about vigor-
Gus Prosecution at the Wh.skcy Ring. or what
was left o.. it, and for fv" weeks after his nau-
guritiou a number OF Bristow men. in and GU,
Of on &C. were here To help 10y staying in or get
ting in Office. The first performance II these
promises, however besides compromising
some Chicago suits. comes now IN SUIT against
William VI Kce for $500 0o0. The complaint
with SOM 400 counts was Al"d in St. Louis to-
day The United States District Attorney from
81. Louis Is in town arranging about the trial
and consulting Attorney General Dcyens and
- r"idrN sherman about H.
Ih- most important witness against Mckee
- Jnlr'' MO IL now irving "ut ms un"Nnlr-d
term IN ia" pcn'"nuary. hut whose pardon
mas 10" worry Important step ward recovering
ANYTHING of M'k'r. lie acted. It VIII IN. rcmrnl-
h're.l us laymuster to TIA" RIM and r'rriyrd a
good many letters asking iOr r'mittan'"- ani
arranging fer payments from all concerned,
N fudng M'p0nnli and VI kcc in -. Lou -
II ne makes az Iil, mind tn tnih tho GuV"rnm, Mt
VIII b" ma tar way t. r-roN"r ,ts money and
S,,'urn oYnvwt'ons. The suit - b"gun against
Ring vino still has property, and thc sum sued
for Is put at double the entire sun lost a. IA
Governments II IL extremely doubtful whrth.r
tnIs sum can b" recovered m any rhsr. -
Nlckc" SETS ~ n = pardon ~ n hnr to any fur
itri proceed uss criminal nr rivll, and the oiise
81 a. ""v'rnmrlt il extremely weak from
sh""r no@lEohc" in pres 'rNlng the evidence
u-,d ~ ~" ,riu 5 IN -. Lon
lust what wat N H. kept over these papers can
Zen iron. ~" 'n.i tint VI srHo has boon al
lowed tow tllrnW the gnidHVton viii j NJ Kce
h'o,,grgd h,s n,rd "a, t. o't'n VIII, M.grnc's
turned around uni sWnr" that hr prrurri hun
Sell On the trial. and TINS record, Aroney-Gon-
crid D"ycne's clerks permit " grue tn with
draw. and doubtless destroy. 1t IS whispered
tl'Ht Other and moro valuable proofs against tn"
Ring hay" Disappeared ana II Will not b"
itHu;" u ms soon pros ,.ui. on q the -.
l1h'- Nhsk"v !; NJ tWl utterly. Hohm. of
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hiItf; aug, 5-f houh ANp MEAi-Ih gen
efal Arh'l very dn WIN som, iutih. hccur ~ Yrcc>
.'l.'"N th' hrti.r sr.lr, of southern AT western
UNui, Nh,h are dressed l"I sale W. quote
ShH. ana MeseIn sunrhh,. = 49, 20 1Nfa siaie,
Ntr.' Nrshih sprlt wh'At extras - l'nLsh'a,
q" N anu MA, = ''ia< -. Mlhtt Mhtht extras,
- lNtr''Nl; do ny ani NIX. < 1'sS~ %. Ninn'-
sgiH ai"nts, ?" 'tfo 80 tlit ,ipWua ,Ntn- - $40
80, southern hsNrr- Nrl ilh..N irrilS ~ 50 90
SuNii' m NlpmnE extras. Ssi-lsS1 -. Corn mra'-
M',l' r. 800 u bihtil " me, - D HsiH k,, nuur
;, "SS 49, wheat lv"u sutse-J = ton, rye Iced - q
~ - CO.. ,., ,, ,,,.
,ff,N --Sp'i, wcr' l"' lower ana dul W'ihns az
hiN. " - st.'s az hht> fot uturt delivery prices
M'ft iit!n i'it, I"wcf. cNsl2 steady AZ u 'Hs Tor
ANtsi II ' f S"Ntrhlfi IT - i,f hcti"t, u lac.
~ NWtmrr, " Zoe f"r l.tenher u - iur January,
NJ "r f,hiuhfN, ana II ~ Tor March sales III in
infts ".NN hhr>
imWsioNs -rork IN tar demand on the sroi with sacs
f"hhl, nlsli Al@t =" uI me- and tld b" or prime
mo-. ana lor luiur' h'hNfN Lon hhls mess az - %
,"r s'ii1mutr ana 80 80 Ter october h,i and beet
lhm> 'ull ana nearly nominal Bacon si'hdN, viii ur
Ut sAlrs Z" CIV long taf ai - cut in"hi- gem rtlN
lnt'i ,iN ham, ln@ "a Tor lick's and i-el-,'.
iuf sMnNrd. bui NJ ittklti fh %. ilio, sales Wrtc
about 'pplr~ at ~ ASK Lard quiet. sale, ~ t. at
~ GATOR prime cit,, :" FsatN ~ tor urine Western
:" 'a. ami An the ,gW 900 go, Dressed hog lfiut
lhm~c huticr du STATE pals amt creamery.
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Transactions yesterday at the Exchange com
pris'd foreclosure sales hy
Hush Camp-One building. with lot 25Nio2a on
the north side o seventy iuufh street, "a cast
Sc und nue.. slu.-bl
II, u S,anAn-One two story fran, house. with lot
Il N~p~ Nri East lnth north side ~ eject cast
ui frrd avenue. :. 40. tn plaintiff
~ " " tnAics-our ln 2lNie H. The south I'D, u
l-i'tli street. 10 icct east al seventh aV'n.c
Tie remainder ~ announced sales were adjourned
Foreclosure sale, to-day Tie Exchange AZ, announced
IS j NJ Miller and l. n Ludlow Go.
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PANAMA. July 25.-poruyian affairs are as-
sumni h't"r shHpc although the financial troh,in
creates general unea mos. Nr Henry Moi-r~ m LAMA
the rrcat contractor, hh- made a prnrosuou a. tie
fruNiHn tNrtnu' M to eiihri Issue nn It, oi
or tn allow hun tule,ur -. nflVn u pHtrr fouDN M
payment That amount o loui, D., d hs hm. tu rOlNe
- present irc's sucs, ana enable HIM 20 prosecute the
MOIk VI rlelmma Nrrrn De In.ln NImrs.
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BALTrMoRE Aug. as Sprieg Bolt. cashier
OF the Franklin Bauk Ralulnorc. was ound dead yes
trrla, afternoon m the woods attached to ms country
sca about twelve mile. TIL. CITY lie hat l,it his
home in me morning walls as usual taking his gun
With nm Aut having returned Int IN the dnN. arch
N,- unde ami u- l'li body tHnni with Tie Skull lhr-
tHN iI N ~ iN the di-oiiuf-r the gun MIR Bot had
l'u nn ul nu-h several wcok, account uI inhcalth
lie Was lu ll, lurtN -illti wear.