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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-12-04

WHEN A VACANCY first occurred IN
the Supreme bench of South Caro- .
lima our eyes were turned to tho
Hon. w. d. Porter, Of Charleston,
as the proper person to fill it. lie
was our choice for Chief Justice
until he was withdrawn and as ho
will accept an Associate Justiccship
of course he must bo our choice for
that position. He has grown gray
in tho service Of tho State and has
reached the highest round in his
profession In him the 'lucuJr0tio
Uiyinti a'.norun' Of the English
law has been fulfilled. It is no
disparagemcnt Of tho claims of
others to say that he seems to us to
bo peculiarly fitted to wear the
judicial mantle. NVo believe that
the Supreme Court is one place in
which ago and vcnerability possess
peculiar mcrit.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-12-04
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD.
In the Court Of Probate.

In the Court Of Probate.
To Minnie Lylcs, Mattio Smith,
William Smith, Davis Lylos, Vic
toria Lyles, Frank Lyles, William
Lyles, Charlotte Il. Ederington,
Frances II NrcKeown, John T.
NTcKoown, Dollie B. Ederington,
Eugenia Etlerington, Henry Nj.
Ederinyton, Burilla r. Edeling-
ton, Francis Fl. Ederington,
Carolina J. Edorington, May G.
Ederington, Precious n. Wall,
Joseph B Wall and Vim Smiu,
Greeting:
YOU are hereby required to appear
|. ut the Court Of Probate, to DO
holden at Fairfield Court House,
for Fairfield County, on the twenty
fourth day of January, A. ID. 1850
show cause, if auv you can, why the
real estate Of Lucy Etlerin.ton
decreased, described in the petition
Of Nlary A. Lyles, fled in my office,
should not be divided or sold,
~lotiing to each Of The heirs at law
OF tho said Lucy E,ierinSton, de-
ceased, the share Of sud real estate
to which he or ahe ru&y be entitled
under the laws Of sAi0 Stat. III such
case made and provided.
Given under my hand ,lli seal this
ninth day Of NoYemhe., A. y. 1877.
f~, 0. r. THOMPSON,
L. s. Jut.y" o. pruOntc
I-~~) fairfield County.
To the deFcn;lnnts, Minnie Lylcs,
Matte Smith, Wii!iam Smith, Davis
Ly.cs, Victoria Lyies, Frank Jy'cs,
William Lyles, Charlotte L. Et;er-
ington, Frances II NIcKcown, John
T. McKeown, Dollie B. Ederington,
EuSenia Ederington, Henry NJ.
Ede,in:, ton, Harilln r. Ederington,
Francis II. Edering gton, Carolina j.
Ederngtun, May G. Ederington,
Precious N. Wall, Joseph B. Wall
and Winn Smith.
Take notice that the summons in
this action, of which tho foregoing
is copy, WAS filed in the office Of
the Judge OF Prol,ate for Fairfield
county, ut Winnsboro, in the State
of South Carolina, on the ninth day
Of November, A. u. 1877.
GAILLARD & REYNOLDS,
Petitioners Attorneys,
nov l3- t1aw6w Winnsboro, S. 9
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-12-04

a TELEGRAM received on Saturday
announced that General Butler had
been admitted into tho Senate
after a prolonged and heated con-
test. It is true that our gratlfica
tion was accompanied with indigna
tion that Kellogg, tho Chamberlain
Of Louisiana, had roaped the fruit
Of tho Returning Board frauds and
had also slipped into the Senate
from that deeply wrongcd State.
But Louisiana can talk, caro- of
herself. It is sufficient for us to
feel that for tho first time since 1861
the Democrats of South Carolina
have representation in the upper
branch Of Congress. Patterson
will soon be pulled out, and another
Democratic Senator will succeed
him. The Senate now stands
thirty-nlne Republicans, thu t.y- five
Democl",s, and Judge Davis, i1de
pendent Democrat Thcre is still Il
vacancy from Louisiana, which tl!e
Democrats shonld have, and this,
will make the voting pretty close.
Sharon, of Nevada, will MT attend,
thus dcpriving the Republicans of
ono vote.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-12-04
B. MEANS DAVIS, Editor,
JNO. 8. REYNOLDS, Associate Editor.

PATTERSON SAYS that after stand
ing eight years of political cam
paigns in South Carolina, it is
ridiculous for the Senate to try to
bulldoze him.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-12-04

=. y. All who have left watches ny
store nuSt come and get them, or l will
sH!i thcm for costs in thirty days.
sept i1 CilAlLES MULLER.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-12-04
SATURDAY, December l, 1877.

IOENATE,
A number of petitions from diff
fcrcrt counties, none Of them of
general interest, we:c submitted
and property rcsorrel.
A number of bills were introduced,
read by title, and properly referred
Adjourned.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-12-04
i'as.iHn i.aM st.irrtinr

i'Olt Tia" purpose IF submitting to
!. the quHl,i" electors Of wnah!p
NJ. 10, t&jltiaEA county, a proposi-
tiun t. a,jc! tne !'rn"~ Law, in nc~
ror>l"n"e wi,u the }IuN,.:icns Of An
Art Of tho General Assembly Of this
State, approved juno Ith, 1877,
it is hereby ordered that an election
DC ac!l n said township, on Tues,
d'y the 1lth dizzy Of December next.
Tt is further ordered that sail cleo
ton he conducted at Horeb Church
i'll said township, and by the follow
ing managers, viz j. w Robin
son, W. r. Rabbi, j. 3. Robinson.
Those in favor of changing the
present Fence Law, will use the
following ballot: "In favor of al
te!ing the Fence law" Those
opposed will use tho following bal
.ot: Against altering the Fence
Law" All the laws applicable to
general elections in this State will
govern this election The mana
gers are required to make certified
return OF said election to the under
s:Gned as soon us the result Of the
same shall have been ascertainel.
i. A. UINNANT,
r.. Il. ELLISON, SIR
9. r.. MEANS,
County Commissioners for Fair
fold County.
nov 10-1awte
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-12-04
%IDOz OpD I?

One hundred thousand dollars worth Of
MerchandiYe
Selected with a view OF supplying the wants OF
All the people visiting Columbia during the
Fair, consisting or
DRY GOODS
Carpets, Oil Cloths. Wall Paper, Window
Shades. Ladies', Gents and Chill
drens Fine Shoes.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-12-04
ESTABLISHED IN 1859.
CN2RT.GS IIU1,LKn.

@ and cosf sHa 5s%sy
:" vverj body.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-08
COTTON MARKETS.

AUGUSTA oct 6-COifon irmer Midllng, l0ladl0i2c.
Kidding lOelOlsc: Good Ordinary Sss 43Ssc;
copts. LOIS bales: sales 953 bales.
BALTIMORE, Oct 6-COttOn dull hildng, ll3sc.; Low
Midng. ION Good Ordinary, l0as; receipts,
GROSS 1874 bales Great Britain none; oOaswse.
400 bales; Sales oO bales spnners 80 Bales stock 9o6
Bosros oct. G.-Cotton steady; Middlng I1s.ci Low
Mddiug, IL icc; Good Ordinary lOc. net receipts 40
bales gross 10 bales: exports coaswse none STOCK 1874
bales.
CHARLESTON Oct 6-Cotton Grmer; Middlng lose; LOW
Mddng. lOc; Good Ordinary lOi8c; net receipts 1850
bales exports cOastSse none sales 1000 baes stock 49,
cIscIssArr oct G. Cotton firm; Middling, llc.; Low
shipments So bales; sales 100 bales spinnors 100 bales
stock .56l bales.
GALVESTON, oct 6.Cottor steady; Middng 1876: Low
Mddng, lOiac; G0ol Ordinary $50: receipts. Sss
bales gross exports ooatwise 337 bales; sales l5O
bales: stock, l7,15j bales
LOUISVILLE. oct 6.-Coton firm: MidiIlnR lie
MEMPHIS, Oct 6.-CoOn steady; Mddhng. 10 7c receipts.
81 bales shipments $40 bales sales $50 baes stock.
3O72 bales.
MoBI,E oct. 6.-Coiron steady Middling. IOalc- Low
slocE 1851 bales.
nEw.URLKASs, oct s-Cotlon steady; MiddnR lie; Low
Midine. lobe. Good Ordinary lOc.; net recapts eOb
bales lob baes exports coastwse, none; Sales
1000 bales; stock 35.7O5 bales.
NogFOLK, Oct G.-CottoD quiet Mdding, l0'ic; net
bales; cOastWlse, lOl bales
bates: stock, 4,lO} bales -
PHILADELPHIA, oct G.-Cotton quiet Md1ng. II icc.;
Lo8 MGdng. IL c. Good Ordinary 1Oii4c; net receipts
y bales gross CSC bales slies spnners, 239 bales
stock, 2sSS bales.
SAVANNAH. oct 6-Cottou active Middlng 1Olitsc: Low
Nddlng. 1855: Ordinary lOtac.; rccoUts 81
sales, ,73i bales stock, 2j2l4 bales.
Louis, oct G.-COttOn quiet; hiddhng O'ic; Low
Middling O4c: Ordinary LOG: receipts, bio bales
shnInents sales, 2 . bales: stock 3O22 Oale-.
WHMSGroy Oc g. Cotton steady; Middiing. O'sc. Low
Mdiiing, lose Good Ordinary, 9'tc.i net receipts 81
bales exports coasise none sales 5i7 Dales Stock 2zf
bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-08

SIC Primo and India Mess nominal city Extra India
Mess s2jDS2G Philadelphia do. S2i1s2i 90 ... BEEt
HAMS quiet Sl2Oli Winter Cured. CUT " ia - ini
Loose City Picked shoulders "a asc do hams
Smoked Shoulders, &C.; do Hams. l22H!3'2e Mlihes
without important trade prices steady Western Long Gear
HOES shade easier; CITY, 7,eS7sr. heavy 20 light
LARD opened steady; closed dun, lower; sales, 30 tcs
Prime Spot - 22i2. closing 40 -; % ties about
Prime. ~ 12a 1000 ties. Prime steam October - lod
50 90 closing 20 IS 1000 cs Noyembe 1H0t9 " p cos
ing f., ~ q so tcs December - q 100 les remainder
alv 1873 - S2q call October 80 II bid ~ 20
asked option. 70 90 bid - % asked Novenbr
~ 95 bid asked December = 20 bid a - asked re
ainder Is bid 772 asked January 1878 - 90
bid 1000 Prime Steam sold Tor e1pr Ci,
cinna delivery. private terms civ STEAM easier sales 40
fined quiet Continent quoted 81 so .--.- BUTTER MD
HEESE last noticed EGGS IN moderate request;
prices steady Island, NewJeIsey, II dz-o.
state, Pennsylvania 2I02l 2c. West rn l9G@lc, latter
choice Choice Canad', GOOGLE.
RICf-Quief and unchanged at Gaze. for Domestic -,
SUGAR Refined STEADY for nard but trade was Irs
active Yeows closed sc lower Crushed was nomhsly
llc Powdered, 1Ossdl0lc Granulaied, lOsaiU tut
Loaf &c. and Standard a" lO0lOsc Hlw was
steay especially for Centrifugal with moderate tf1e
lSOO hhd cuba Muscoyado sold al ana 9OO DoAes
Cllyei at SIC.
SEED ,-(rass-seed steadier with demand sales
embracing 100 Timothy at 81 i0 100 bags clover 10
Sac. his price Is BID by shppersl
Flax little demand iiny TO MI contracts and
81 3OdSl - quoted Calcutta Linseed continued
dun snd nominal.
SKIN fair demand and firm receipts for the
week. Aspnwal and l0j bales NewDrlcans sales
bales MeIcan $50 bales Rio iache and bales
Cabelo. quite active and firm receipts 10
10000 H. MaIanham 1000 r. Trukillo, 1000 D. Central
American and 1000 n. MatamOfas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-08

rrNrrs oct GTts Scoofstsf says While tio amount
n. reserve renders 10 obvious that tho directors N
f.a .. gland tlI gee rltT one dH3 too soon Do
. . rrI. rrf doubtful Hlf.ir % pee cent fat iil 10 m
g. fl Alternately protect thrir reserve Wr quote
l..r.. lsrr having thrc0 HultiH Oh run ii sHH per
ak. .r frl nis anf t1s Or tfat bile f1ii. just h1N E
ruI4ffr ainfa ID ltT iiit ltN4 t al -
49, rs aaron until quotations Oh the Boufse are received
r on prices those eiec ions hoiue tl" thf subject ~
llrrol nnt nny Dy operators jon Frtuel secuuur 1u in
fr. II Stocks generally ard thn whole strinF oi markets. con-
sfd p1 Joe German specua' Toe ih. roe is suI
rHI auI though DO may be Wtts ih' chis Aquarium ~ ll
ass Do faat counter 1ne for IN ia in tnaos are
t I.g foreign business l. a round very
~. frf al fan rtfs a. tff hmrefs ir response To
Pane. bctl account OF some extent hs
I.rn ..ra Bfifsh fnsis ~ hefg" Against selna
t. f fa It's. foreign Government scceflte, ami up 70
e.. 1J so opfnt1rt eoictfLf liit o
airsiay when N ~ss rCey exported from tie lsank ~
toe value n money va merely fastd
fi "a p uu. pscc and nu balance tbe decue Le
frr,rre thc loueF price and thc prce for the No
when corresponds ~ rate or "a ltr
rrf. f.r money Console Russian efOckE depressed
M fhf tsr.ram relating 90 az imperial ukase tho terms OF
n, rH Gar.e bot exp ct allowing cci ain railways 20
-. meal in obedience tThtcr money. The expectation
90 money! becoming deatr on each sde ~ tne Aast
Isr Induce fe4izlfou- leads sls1 % uaivc SAFES
G-IE1O D.. utousnis. ss'ls Tor money. sui
-I. srru.t Is bonds. lsOls 100 =; Ifle hallway
rf.r.s central. lOt1 Illinois ttnthl 70 .
Ia.n. 4nis central - a. knldug itarp-d shsfta lt =
r..H, net G-l o. m-laus adtices glDte I'VE per cent
Ian.os 100 francs 7 Do cenumcs Toy the account
cent? Jos 70; lgos 1909 Luo RAILWAY HhAfes l@s
I0,is oct 8 Z p m-Pars A1vices quote I've per cont
Rerinsaf no fraucs 81 centimos Tor ths account
l0sp0s. oct 6.Slseris quoted al yoStsd yer ounce.
PAns 0oL 6.-EIchA1ge oa London 70 ifane~ ~ con
laff.aa FOR asfsrtsl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-08

ware. Lackawanna and Western Railroad Company and
Delaware aud Hudson Canal Company are still quite
obstinate, al hough showing greater inclination to dis
cuss the situation. There IL general belief that work
will be ully resumed in short time although there is
nothing definite TO indicate this.
The production OF anthracite coal for the ending
september 20, 396,JS9 tons against 3lS09l tons
during the previous week, and 55l 3OS tons the
spending week of last The total output has been
from January l. l3923o9l tons, as compared with H.
S5l 81 tons for the corresponding period OF $40 showing
Increase tins year OF 207l 747 tons. The output
including consumption at mines, is at the rate of over
OOO0O 900 annum and with the products OF the in
divdna collieres that have resumed work. and the full
working OF the WIllesbafre Company's miners. this VIII
DE increased.
The following IS comparative statement OF the pro-
ductiOn for the ending September 90 and years
ron
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-08
COFFEE MARKETS.

RIO ~ JANRlRo oct 3Con,e market quiet price
nearly nominal; RIO Good irsts GbooatI3O rels Per 10
Els Exchange on London y s. FTeeas Tor the Channel,
er sailing ycs-el as "a Ayeiage daily receipts, $4,000
bsr, shipments OF the Wcck-TO tho Channel aud North Eli
rope 10000 raes e. The tinted states 5000 has 70 tse
Ntdiferau,ln. bags. sales Of The Wtck-FOr the
C.nei ami Norh Of Europe 1900 bags for The United
siaics 10000 bags for the Mediterranean, 1900 bags
stock i2SOuO bags.
sAsIo- oct 3Cofee market quiet prices Irregular 81.
SANTOS, GaOOU0GoO ris 10 Etps Average d1y
receipts bags. shipments u the week 10 All Countries
1! u0I bags: Channel Europe and Mediterranean.
Sale OF lie week Tor Eurugt, 10000 bags Tor
no L nitsd States, none. STOCK. 10000 bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-08
IA 90. and sight 81 IS to the 3, We an

pm -" market has shown about the same activity
ae nou! .nd while the bank rate for all loans was
ast eseet rates have ranged at to z Today The
" cen, r,e very sharp ~ 604 per cent, nut lateT
nsnd peCor the rate was offered down 10 percent
In u "les AZ 3 Tho following were the rates OF
nscoun' u Work AZ those cities to-day savannah
|sca3ng V S,,s IL III: Cincinnati. fair demand, buy
ying GA, L. preminm; Charleston, very scarce,
Ss e ssson st ba GS'p p9T St Sf ics
tlTs CONNIE I,3cag0 so discount The following
Sc Cesns statement b 5ony CSgsnsy SS.
aaugcs- Sfi,i = 0St SOS; gold balances, S9l ,5Sa
& % me- week Currency elearslHees 80
'lis9:y saI Ie Ssisnees :s656s9aes
S7l go,a nSkes for securities has been declining
rre FOR cons"s Hu 1v,uce In the bank rates Of dis
stye money anu raroad stocks in sympathy WITH the
$50 hero were. hoWcN ~
= ~ " - urices for the WeeN. - c,o.,rc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-08

sTEARINE-Marlet easier unsettled. sales, 100 tee
private terms Prime quOte at 10 4c Choice LOIS htln
higher.
TALLOW-Market steady Sales. 10000 10. Prime, 7|9
10 Prime City quoted az 7istyc per n.
VIII get steady sales 90 Dds at 81 10 2 per
Alcohol AT - IL +. o. Eofd q Co. IN thrr CIR
Of that inc demand in the West mas
been about the average years past and iee are y
many dsllers started their houses whcf
the supply Nry imied The recthers are mainly 81
plying themseivesa about ~ o. gal, when MAJ lho
OF their Hghv res laid down here 81 O92GtI ~ pei
gal Hence dstiiefs who have consigned o. THIS Market
winch has II 10 p have male pIOt OF 50 &C. Dy
doing Alcohol export nominal no sales having
been made during nc Until the production IN the Wet
increased, there VIII be supplies Tor eKpoiach I'll
lers beng Obliged to supply home demand hrst We
quote sc bd-neld zoe for october delivery Alcohol
IaNpaid has been fair demand az ~ lEatZ To-
sales r. for inferior article Receipts OF High
vines Alcohol fOr the week, 200 bDs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-08
c0AL TRADE REYIEY.

nom me Bhginssr.n0 and A,gang Journal Oct g.
business during the past week has been rather
oue. and prices have hda dropping tendency Quota.
tons are based upon tho circular Of the lebigh aud
WtFesbarre Coal Company, which publish In another
portion Of this number, but actual business being
largely done at lower rates.
The Lehigh aud Wilkesbarre Companys mines are at
last fully work. and several of the smaller cOeries
at wilkOssarre are helping 60 swol the quantity Oh
coal coming ~ market. The eusquehaDna Coal Company
has cot yet resumed. but u il anticipated that t will In
q very short time, the difficulties bctween ana its men
1he miners of the Pennsy wanna Coal Company, Della
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-08
CATTLE MARKET.

CHICAGO. 6--Ths Journal reports CATTLE
R@cepfs $40 shipments. $500. Receipts Of the week 49,
900 shipments 10000 market active. m and higher sup
pv limited prices lpalAc advanced yars clean Of stock
nrm feeling az the cose. Native shipping 80 sOd*4 % Tex
GrasseTs 80 25ds3 Colorado S3 1904 Nintered
Texans, - 40; Common Natives. ~ 90as3 IS.
Receipts 10000; shipments 1000 pts OF the
week 10 900 shipments 2DO0j Market opened strong and
higher cosed AZ inside prices and weak many unso Phil
afcphas, - S0d$5 90 Posons 81 4Ocfj G5 Packers -
ass 90 Light opened at IS 5ja$5 90 closed a. 50 4O
81 80.
sHEEP-Receips 900; the 1000; shipments 100.
Sales up TO p III. at uuchang ed prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-08

bbis wheat 30 oOU bnsh; Corr 3OoO bush; Gate 5000
bush Shurnents-Ilour 100 bb; Wheat, 1900 bush;
Corn @. 900 bush oats. 300 bush
WILMINGTON, n. G., Oct. 6-Spus OF TUrpcntine firm at
32,ac hrm IL 40 FOR strained Crude furpentne
81 40 Tor har ~ 10 for yellow dip, and % 40 for
virgin. Tar i'm al I'll IS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-08
6teamboats ana Railroads

htWi6lOHOo
ALBANY EVENING BOATS-PEOPLE'S
~ Liz and -. John leave pier 81, r.. every
week day D. connecting Albany (5anday morning
cepte) north and comfortably
warmed by boats Of the Brooklyn
Pare 81 so. :. r. MAYO, Genl Pass'r Agt.
DONDOUT and KIngston-Landing at New
burgh. Poughkespsis Highland Falls West Point.
Del H. r. steamboats THOMAS CORNELL and JANIS w
rVNO PHILADELPHIA,
Il
PENESYLVASlA RAILROAD.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
between
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA
Thirteep Through Trans way daily three Depouiu
Philadelphia In New-YOrk.
Double Track the Improved Equipment and the Fastest
Time consistent with absolute safety.
On aud after June %, 1877.
Express Trains leave York DesOrosses AND COW
landt Streets EorrieA a. follows.
Use. $3.50 LInitsdL 1880 m. !. as. 0, 7. and
ESQ p m Sunday, . a M. ). 8, 7, aud $50 p. m
Boats Of Brooklyn Annex" CONNECT with All through Trains
Jersey CITY, afordng speedya nd direct Gnsier Tor
Brooklyn travel ~ . -.
Returning trains leave Phiadeiphia SIS. g. 73o $50
and IL lIdmited ExDrosr 1870 p MI T. e5o and
1885 H. and IL midnight On sunday 333 d oSo D. N,
l. 1855 D. m. ana l2 midnight
Ticket Ofces. 626 and ga BROADWAY NO. Asor House
Of Desbrosses and Cortlandtsts No Courtst.
Brooklyn Noa ia ll6 and ils Hudson So Hoooheni
Depot Jersey City IMMIGRANT Ticket once No Battery
STRANK THOMSON. I.P. FARMER
General Manager. Qsnl Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-08
GQles on Aurtlon
TREASURY DEPARTMFST,
WASHINGTON CRY. sept. u, lST7.B
IRTRI 10 SALE OF MACHINERY. IOOLS.

DIBIIC SALE OF MAtHlNEK1, lOOlS,
4 FINTU RES. FURNITURE dc, &c
following articles win De sold 81 the highest bidder
THURSDAY the 18Th Of OCTOBER 10 the lot south Of the
Building being articles formerly 10 use nm the Bur AN
OF Engraving and Printing. ana not now required: MA
CHIMES TOOLS &c.2 wiring Telegraphic Inst tinent $,
Morse do; sheridan Cutting Machines Pulp hami Set
DRIVING Caenders with frames Ihrcshtne Machine Force
Pumps Blaze Pump Test Pumps; 6-horse ingmei !
hOrse Engine Governor Iiuntoonl; Governor ltuy n
Noyesi Ruling Machines Monogram Presses; Transfer
Press. Grinding Haobine Routing Machine steam Guages
Globe and check Valves Portable Forge Grndsones En-
Wheels; Jig and frauei Leather AMI Rubber Belt
ing; Rubber. Hose, Couplings, SpanneIs aud Nozzes
OFFICE FUHNIrU RE and FlAII kLS.-ocIeens-
walnut and mahogany frames Chairs cane seat Mating;
Carpets Oh Cloths; TaDlespIne walnut and mahogany
Deskspne ash, cherry walnut amt mahogany Book Racks
Umbrella stand; Chandeliers; Gas Brackets Pendants.
META I.s-Zinc-ingo ana scraps; Coppsr-sheet and
scrap; Biasseet aud scrap SteescraD; IrOn-Russian
ana Belgian sheet Ironscrap wrought aud cast Iron,
angled: Wrouehy Iron Screens; Railing and Grating
wrought Iron. Steam, Gas, Water and HYDRAULIC Pipe.
TANkS.-MOO and lead lined; Wrought lion Cal
yanizcd Iron-leai lined.
MSCELIANEOUS.-She Shelving; Benches, stools, Barrels
and Hogsheads: Work Benches Wsslboards DoOrs-sat
Panel sash and Wrought Iron and Cast lron for
vaults ana p large variety Of other articles.
Terms: Cash delivery Of the articles
desiring ~ the articles before the day OF
viii Gall the Chief Of the Bureau OF Engraving and
Printing
on application the Bureau OK Engraving aud Printing cat
alOgues viii be furnished.
JOHN SHERMAN Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-08
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Fer North Riper, Vessels and Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


= Y
AsHEs-Quet but unchanged Pots, 2ci Pearls. 6 pc.
CUIION-Nh better demand, prices advanced roc, and
closed 1ss3 hges - which l2s1 last evening were
which 2i2 bales ior export and bSl for home
The receipts &c the pOrs were lO2lu bales,
Ak s $50 bales this day week and l9O3s bales this
!. In. L-L- !. =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-08
THE STATE OF TRADE.
rvpppFAE MARX ETS

LIVERPOOL oct G-Pork- dun at co.; Western
hrmer Long Clear steady al 40 short Gear nrmr
az ada Me-, steady at e$o VITA Mess stesay
1875 Prime Mess duh at - Lard-Prme Western duii
spfi steady az 20 Cd dull 5sd Fine QUIZ
At o. CheosoAm Coce ady atol LARD OF nIintr
a. FouT-ENtTa state duil III - tai WheatNo spring
stcay az II 5d So Spills seay a, ~ ~ln i sP Gtn
Mixed soft steady at 2o Cotton seed o-feiio" Amen
IlyEsrooi. Oct G-lqsO p m Cotton buoyant; Mid.
ding Upands, 6'isd; Addng Orleans 6ied saes zVToU
Futures. lad better; Up!ands Low hlddhIe
sis2 as "a s i ~, isae" oi he sane 81 cd In,
10 Ios Ngl{ng clause October and November delivery.
6l sales Of The same q 2i also sales OF ne SAINT
Der delivery d.; sslcs Of the iad; Upands
Low Mddiug clause, December and January Hrlyeiy 4Ti
Upanis. Low MiidIng clause January and February Ge
o. Git,l Upands 10. Adlng clause Ne" crop shipped
september and October sa omitted 1891 PSnns Low
sail. e. al; Uplands Low aifdlng clause, New crop
shipped November and December sail 6''. Uplands Low
NdIu- clause crop shipped January and February
sal. I'D; also sales 81 the samr 6,'s2d ~ -, ,o.
ing claus October delivery, oi'si Uplands Low Middng
III for Primo Ness Bacon, 426d per cwt for Short Clear
cudc > closed steady uplands
Low Mtdi nc CLAUSE october delivery 6'3d Upands. 10"
Mi9dng clause New Crop shipped December ana JaAuy'
sax oSrI oct eTe Mincinc Lane markets continue
i ire AID tier. !, an absence Of specnation
ae l, 80 l.,t r,c 1as NOT sfeei bisiness nd
vsrsey has lost the improvement last quoted ANA A.
nat redned owe but he ir@ae demand Is "ieHay
the White Bengal Rice sold AZ eser rates Inrie IS
inquiry for cargocs NJ c decline Soles '' uetn
Prices, Including plantation Ccylon are aFdy 80 un ia
without reserve were a loNf Ii.tt 'in iio pa
private ior most grade - Coneou Deliveries 10 me
wears Sstpotre unchanged The spice markets are rather
LoSnov oct p. mspInts Of Turpeutine % "a d2G'
ASTwRar oct 6-Petroloam. 3G'a francs Tor fne pale
American.