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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-12-22

And in accordance with law, and an order
of the Board of Directors. made ON the 9th
day Of Hovember1s77, so many shares of each
parcel of such stock as may be necessary, will
be sold at public auction, at the Office of the
Company, Room 10, Haywards Building, No.
419 California street, San Francisco. Califor-
mia, on FRIDAY the FOURTH 4th)
day of JANUARY. 1878, at the hour of one
O'Clock M, of said day, to pay said delin-
quent assessment thereon together with
costs OF advertising and expenses Of sale.
W. T.. DEAN. Secretary.
Onlce-Room No. 19, Haywards Building,
No. 4I9 California street San Francisco. Cal.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-12-22
BARBER SHOP.

IN ZACHARIAH, With Assistants
Il can always be found at his Shop.
MAIN STREET, SILVER CITY. prepared to
do HAIR CUTTING. SHAMPOO1NG and
SHAVING in the most tasteful manner pos
sible. Shop open all day Sunday Give him
call.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-04
ATTEMPTED WIFE MURDER.

During quarrel which took place At an carly hour
yesterday morning between Andrew Barnhill and hts
wife, Mary, no caught her bodily IN his arms and
out tho window OF their residence, No. 1858
Hicks street, Brooklyn The window from which she
thrown Is on tho nrst story, distance Of nfieon
feet from the sidewalk She struck the tagging in
recum bon position, and picked up by several OF
the tenants, who were seated on the stoop at
the tirno OF tho occurrence. The couple,
have three cnildron, are said ~ DO 10 Tho haD Of
quarreiing he being aidicted 10 drink He returned
to his home late on Saturday night IN an intoxicated
condition. and immediately proceeded 10 beat hts
The unfortunate woman resisted Us long as shc
able, but his superior strength enabled him TO
carry out his brutal Instinct In the man
nor related. Mrs Barnhli. who Ia thirty -live
years of age, taken to Long Island
College Hospital In nm ambulance, where nor
injuries nrst DclicvcdJo be OF atai charac
ter Yesterday afternoon however the doctors stated
that OF her bones broken. Ono Of her feet
Is partially parayzcd and she complains OF pain IN
her back. BarDbiil, who Is native Of Ireland, is
thrtycght years oil ngc and laborsr by occupation.
He arrested by Detectives Roche and Mshoncy. OF
The Third precinct, aud was committed by Justice
Ferry TO tbs Raymond Street jail 10 await the result
OF his wifc's Injuries.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-04
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

- GALyksrox. June 2. 1877
255u7
NEw ORLEANS. June .. 1877
rs Ss'"a s"s %ddss lo Low Saans oc
Sales. 1900. Stock, 1871 100
Cotton strong; niddling, 1oc. low midang Zoe good
ordeary, oc Net receipts, bale Sales, 1900 Stock.
sAvAsxAu Juno ., 1877.
wise, ia Stock 1859 ANp'''' s0''''
Cotton firm mdding Ioalc. low mddng iossc good
%ss S sass sc s'Sss bales Exports coast
: w,rm,ssros. \. 2, June =. 1877
Il o virgin - g. Tar irm az ii n1 80 90 ''0" up
Flour shows partial advance Of a,c. safe.
y = i ~ 20 igs No serns =, 20 q for amber
sA %sss' ess y s psN"s sad sts o' White No.
Michigan Cor" n So Tor ss TS
r., Tor unbolied, per ton MiiIfecd unchanged Canal
Ss" Ss re" hs,s
icet. flour shipped BY rail-, 400 6bs
BuryALo June . 1877
Local markets duh aud quiot Tns dewnnd Cor at KINDS
quiet. Wheat almost nominal me only sales to
q"ot@SIs Soc Tor No. . Western. held at 5,sc. Other
NJ White a. 4 20 ~ corn cars samples ss's a. se sas
ears DO 10 4oc ears No. AZ BE. bushels
eeips bs aee,-torn, i:i5oe bushels wheat $4,000 DO
shrs corn Sg do oats % oS n wheat; ,'g s
sMp@cns, ~ canal ildews,sr~oorn. 1910 bushels;
wheat 800 do do to intermediate ponts-,orn HOD
bashcls ny railroads. 2 100 bbls whoaI 800
bushels. cara, ~. 300
Railroad canal ffcights unchanged.
ToLEpo, June .. 1871
Flour qulei. Wheat easy; No White Mchigan, y po
winter. spot and june 81 10 July. 81 55 rejected Lake
Shore red, ~ ~ Corn soady: high mixed, spot 81 he.
10 ? spot ana June, SOC july o2c- august. 54sc.
No. 2 white. 32c rejected, i7isc damaged 4pc Outs
quiet; No held AZ 42c Michigan 43c rejected 37c
keceipts-Whsat, 800 bnshels cora. % 900 oats
LOO DO. Shipments Wheat. 900 bushels corn 5000
do.
CINCINNATI June 2. 1877
Flour quiet but steady. Wheat dull unchanged. Corn
inactive cats dun AZ ~ l5c Rye quiet sOc Barley
nominal Pork held at st 90 good
pine steam hold ~ 20 80 Bulk meats o. but firm hid
Sc ef 10 and Taac for shoulders
SIDES. Bacon hrm a. 5ssc. s7 - and Size she Tor
shoulders, ribs and clear sdes Whiskey heavy
81 %. Butter quiet, unchangea Live hog. aue. but
=, 10; packing ~ 20 - 10 nachers =. 70 ~ aoi
cepts 40 shipments 725 Tho stock -four here yester
day 10, S05 against 20 % last year.
CHICAGO. June 2 1877
Flour dull, unchanged. Wheat Ia tair demand: No. =
spring al 5is cash ~ 52 ~ 3d. Juiy; 81 ~ Augus
Corn IN good .etn,nd at 4gsc cash: 46,.c July 4sSc
ISatc. Auaukt. oats steady and arm 37shc. cash
3s1.c. July. Rye steady and unchanged. Bailey steady
unchanged Pork dull NJ xf3 30 cash, S3 A. SiJ AZ,
July: Si3 B2L $i3 o. AUGUST xl3 30 $i3 32ia June
Lard dull weak ~ 22a, esh Sc 30 ~ a2 July;
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-04
KILLED WITH A CART RUNG.

A LIQUOR DEALER BEATEN TO DEATH By
MAN lie HAD ORDERED FROM HIS PLACE.
In front Of his liquor STORE az No. 125 Suffolk street,
Edward Harrington was found yesterday morning lying
upon the sidewalk, with the blood streaming from
wound In his head He was conscious ut tho time,
though his skull fractured and from what he said
the police learned that no had quarrscd with couple
o. men on account OF their refusing pay for drinks
taken at his bar that he had ordered them out, aud
that Of them had sslxed rung and struck him
with II on the bead The Of his assaiiants he
was ignorant Of but Captain Foley and Detective Kane
discovered that the wore John Sparr OF No. l33
stanton street, and Edward OTTO, OF No. 81 Suffolk
street. In the Of the evening the police learned
that pair had gone house In PITT street. aud
the officers Ut proceeded thera Spar and OTTO
IN the place, but soon Foley and Kane up.
pea rod they to the yard IN tho roar, scaled the
fences got into the street They were discovered,
however, and . lively chase began. several shots
nrcd by tho police during the pursuit, but Spar
and Utto conld not be intmidated, and II was only
they had been chased through halt the precinct
that they wero captured.
Otto, on bang brought 10 the station housc, ad-
mittcd striking Harrington, and no was brought TO
Bellevue Hospital, whore the wounded man was iyiDz
Tho latter however too low to Identify his
sailants, and Otto locked up a temporary
charge Of teonious assault AZ three O'CLOCK yestcr
day Harrington, who had gradually become weaker,
brcathed his last Tho Coroner was notihcd, viewed
tho body and gave permit tor It's removal Harripg-
ton leaves q vito and two children.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-04
CHEAP CABS.

TO rhz EpIr0R rHE HEKALp:-
The subject OF cheap cab system Of transit Is ono
OF great Interest 10 thousands this community and
the prospectus OF the Manhattan Cab Company. AS
given in the HERALD OF the 30th, has commanded
great deal Of attention belief that the organ
ixaton will succeed and from The start prove prota-
bio Investment cheap aud comfortable conveyance,
ut viii OF occupant under specified Populations, is a
want which has not hitherto been supplied, and while
the proposed tariff or Is higher than those Of
London or Paris, there u immense relief from tho
extorionate charges Of the present cab SYSTEM To any
ono accustomed to European olies, especially London
or Parts, where vehicles TO 20 at fair rate OF speed
may 10 COMMANDED at reasonable rates, the lack Of
ahead American cities is felt and criticised by resident
cuiZens ana travellers from our and
foreign countries When the organization is
perfected suppose tariff OF distances will
accompany the rates for time and be as 'conspcnousy
posted" In London every driver has book OF dis
tanues 10 any street any part OF the city and spcc
He'd charge to same which he Ia PEELED 20 show
call OF traveller Any difference respecting charges
referred 10 magistrate: besides at many perhaps
all stands there tarin oil distances and charges
wants OF all public and private houses and policemen
use small whistle TO summon them when not in
sigh or Distant blowing once tor hanson ana twice
Tor iour-wheelcr A cab once summoned Is paid
30 seldom scea here, Is universally preferred there
the transit being more rapid than By any other VENT
Gle. Ladies use II as generally on their shopping
cursons as gentlemen Tor their conveyance. Tho
Efforts oil the HERALD in favor Of cheaper trausporta
ton have been appreciated by It's thousands OF read
ers, aud II the new organization succeeds II will
much 10 me HEaALD's constant advocacy of system
OF CHEAP CABS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-04
DREADFUL DOMESTIC TRAGEDY.
From The San Francisco Chronicle

From The San Francisco Chronicle.
VALLEJO, May rs. 1877
Mrs. Annie hallon, wife Of James Mailon, both old
residents OF Bencia came 10 sudden and suspicious
death last night Tho particulars as fully now
be gathered. are liberalization the house OF
ono Clinton, steward OF the government hospital,
which the formers dwelling, at quarter past
twelve this morning, wanting him to get up and como
aud his wife. Maiion told him when he had got
home he found his wifs lying ON the bed motioness
aud specchesS Clinton went TO tho house and found
the woman lying In u crouching posture on the bell
door sem-nude condition and dead. Her
ex,remIties cold and her torn rigid. The family
consists OF two children, both girls about ten aud
the other twelve years OF The younger lying
asleep ia her bed in the room and mad not been
disturbed during the night This other was up and
dressed. There blood upon the body OF the dead
woman, and blood was also sprinkled upon the gar
monts Of tho girl. The bed Of tho parents was DIS
and the sheets torn in pieces The body
not examined to determine " u bore any marks
of violence. Clinton took the Older gir home with
him. II Is reported that her story u to him that her
father came homo and boat her mother un:il he killed
her, Malon " not under arrest
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-04
"YOUR CHOICE FOR ONE DOLLAR

SELLING GOODS ON THE scENERAL AVERAGE"
People walking up and down Broadway have been
attracted for weeks past by what Is seemingly
large iewcry establishment on the northwest corner
OF Broadway and Twentieth street, tho premises
formerly occupied by Park & Tilford as a grocery
store. number OF boys arc constantly distributing
circulars setting forth the immense advantages to
buyers of investing just 81 III this establishment
they might possibly get something OF great value. The
circular sets forth tho TACT that the business
Quoted on the general average plan system OF
selling goods inaugurated in London, importers and
manu- acurcrs coming together and putting their sur
plus stock IN large wareroom called the 'Gentrc -
Inside this store are number OF cases containing
cutlery, fancy glassware, plated ware, jcweiry da.
mond rings, gold watches, &c The manner OF selling
these goods, as described by the circular, is fol-
lows .-OrIers for the entire stock placed IN en-
veiopes. The buyer passes his money 10 the cashier
and receives an envelope tor each dollar. In the
velopes tickets which entc the purchaser TO any
article the Ellns the owner or tho '-Cen.
ire has been visited frequently by Captain Will
Jams. aud that oiicer came 10 mo conclu-
or less than ingenious lottery scheme.
He several OF MIS- officers have watched tho opera
zion 0i the great enterprise Tor several days and they
aver that they anybody get ticket for y
containing any artce nfty cents in value
for the gold watches and the diamond rings, they lay
snugy In their original cases and have not been dis
tnrbed yet. The Captain made application to Judge
Wandcll on Saturday Tor warrant Tor
Of tho Lottery law, ana it was granted.
on this warrant Mr. Elias was arrested and arragncd
yesterday at Jefferson Market Court where no entered
into quite a long discussion with the Justice the
legitimacy OF his business lilo contended that IT was
nothing moro than sensational manner Of selling
goods, and that times dull and business had
10 so outside Of the regular order TO dispose
OF their wares Tho Justice, however, held 70 the
point that II was distribution by chance, and there
lore tho head OF the Lottery law. BAH
Tx ed at $500; but AIR. Elias not having bOndsman
ready nc was allowed TO 30 on his own recognzance
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-04
HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA June ,. 1871.
Sugnr-Sales curtaed because Of the exorbitant
demanded suitable prices gradually
further advanced; cayed Nos 10 to ~ Dutch stand
ard i2 reals per srrobe Nos 70 70 20 DUTCH st.Id.
ard ll Jf3 reals: monssrk Nos. to 10 AZ
ii's reals; Muscovsio sugar Inferior to iair, ia
llis reais do, fAr 20 good li4 II reals; cenlrfn-
gal Nos II to Ia In boxes, l3is IL reals; d..
In hhds., IA las reals; stock In warehouse in Ha
and Mautanxas, 2ss boxes 66 600 hhds.
cspts OF the wesk-is5uo boxes and ia.eon hhds
exports during the wrek-9.UD boxes ana
5000 hhds. including 1900 boxes ard $3.50 nhds to the
United states Molaxses and nominal Bacon. ~
$50 per Butter. <iS x75 uuntai Tor superior
American. Flour SO s3s per bill for American Jerksd
beef - 2i per arrote Hams, SAT $40 per Quintsl for
AmerisAn sugar sures Lard in ssgs sss . SIS 80 per
quiutal do In tins $4l SAL rostaes 81 80 10
bbl Wax Yellow SIT SIT SO arrobe do; white sa3
navy beans, :s a 20 reals nor arrobe Corn. IL a
i2ls reals per atrohe. Hoops. long shaved, 50 y
tonnage is but rAtes unchanged TO,
baceoMost all receipts from the country contracted
r and the terms KEEP. private nut supposed - bs
hyh several manufacturers obliged 10 buy nIiors
Of former crops 500 s5S. rou. auntM Spanish
gold 226 3att Exchanges Hrm-On the United States,
GU days. discount to premium snort 81 hit do
y X premium: 10 days gold, 81 = premiam; short
sight do, 81 premium On Londou TIA IL premiums
On Paris, Az premium.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-04
NIX. MURRAY's MISSION.

The first services OF the Metropolitan Mission, .
religious organization just In Brooklyn by
the friends Of Rev. Jeremiah B. Murray late pastor %
the Fleet Street African Methodist Episcopal Church,
were held yesterday al the Lyccum In Washington
street. A majority OF the members were formerly
connected with the Fleet Street Church, and The
ones who 50 warmly supporlso Mr. Murray n his re-
cent trbulationa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-04

To rnE EproR or rHs HERALD
You may be assured that you have my warmcs.
sympathes IN your earnest endeavor suppress the
useless use OF explosives on the Fourth Of July.
think that othor and wiser methods o. mauitosting
patriotic zeal DO suggested which will do away
with such as bring danger with their pleasures the
yearly repetition OF columns OF eyes blown out aud
fingers blown oil, &c after the national celebration OF
our Independence (which leaves many depcndentD IS
barbarous And then regards expense, like TO SEQ
consistency In all things Il We lccl hard SO
kesniy, why scnd 20 much money into smoker
4. T. q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-04
THE "HOpPER-DOZER. F"
From the 81. Paul Pioneer Press. J

[FTom The 81. Paul Pioneer Pross.)
wo hear glad news from tho praires All through
the locust infested region tho people are armiDg them
selves with the sheet and coal hopper dozer
ana exterminatng tho enemy at the rate oil thousands
Of acres per DAY Now L. the accepted time, and
Is the day OF salvation While Tho 'noppcrs are young
and small anu feeble they be desll Dyed with haf
third Of the labor which Will be required ten days
hence. There 10 no longer question that ~ all tho
farmers Will 80 10 work wrh thls cheap contrvapco
they practically extcrminaie tue whole generation
OF grasshoppers throughout the State.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-04
GARBAGE IN THE SOUND.

The June Term OF the Circuit Court and Oyer and
Termner for Queens county, Judge Pratt presiding,
viii commence to-day al tho new Court House, Long
Island City. Tho civil calendar is . heavy one, and
will probably occupy several days There Is consider
able work for the Grand Jury including considera-
ton OF the garbage dumping nuisance In the Sound,
under the provision OF the act which signed by the
Governor on the l7th ot May, making such dumping
mlsdemcanor, punishable by hue oil $500 and imprs-
onnient for one year for each offence all persons
engaged in the Preparation OF the offence.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-04
rum" BURGLARS

Tho liquor store Of Daniel whalen, on Pearl street,
forclby entered on Saturday night, and several
bottles Of brandy carried away Tho police succeeded
in catching Michael Dohcrty, Andrew Hoopan and
jeremiah Hogan In close proximity 10 the place and
under suspic Gus circumstances. Tho prisoners
held in 81 QUO bail each at the Tombs Poiicc Court
yestevday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-04
THE NEW CAB COMPANY.

Tho total amount OF stock subscribed for during last
week was sls5.oo0 Of which Mr.. Frank Kavanagh took
$3.50 0oo and residents Of shs city $4,000. This Is
guarantee that the organization viii be at once CON-
picted by the election Of officers aud the inauguration
Of the system AZ but $780, required 10 begin OPP
eralions. 10 lew days a call will De issued for
meeting OF the stockholders to elect president, Sec
Rotary treasurer and board Of directors The books
Tor Inc recording OF subscriptions will be roopened AT
two r. ~ to-day, at whc, Morris A. Co.'S, No Is Wall
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-04
SILVER RESUMPTION.
CONTINUED FRoM EIGHTH PAGE.

enough TO ask for the right kind OF legislation II lie
asks, 10 this way FOR the reconciliation ana reconage
Of he silver dollar with which to help resumption no
WIZ get Il; but If no persists in attempting 10 resume
IN gold aioIe, leaving silver demonelized, or legal
tender only for a limited sum- Congress will smash his
slate with an irreprcssibe dgnaon and the country
WIN sustain IT, No buli-dozug Will iorco Congress 10
help rcsum pt on in gold alone. sC0inn payments are
what our President coated in his inaugural address,
and con payments with The option OF gold or silver,
are what this country is determined TO have
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-04
A PRECIOUS TRIO.

Tho three mon, James Evans, james Clark and Ed
Murray, who, as stated In yesterdays HERALD,
had been arrested tor suspicionsly proving about
town Saturday night and on whose persons we're
found jimmy, nippers, four pckIocks ana . loaded
revolver, were held IN ST. 0o0 each IN the Fy
Street Court yesterday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-04

81 40 50 42t August Eukmsats easier at &C., &c and
7ac shoudsr clear rib and clear sides all boxed
cash. whisksy. 81 ~ Receipts-26U bbs Hour, ia!M
bushels wheat, 236,O0O do cprn 5000 40 onts. wb
do rye l5sO do barley Shipments 500 bbls Hour,
$1,000 bushels wheat, i0 GOO do corn $4,000 do. OATS
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srhis is the price bid; no

States. Uioh,a ~ iow.st
Tennessee skies, old..... JAM IL, As Feb. %, AK
ASn.oasee s,ne, ~" ,aoh ~, asA reo 20 ~
Virginia SKIES. conso,. ABR 3 s9E Anr 4 S2E
Virginia sixes consoI
seooma nerss n apr. ~! 40 Jan. 10 80
District Of Columbia "' % 'oS"a '""' ID ios
365's I924........Ju June l. rs Ian II
Railvdds
Cent ZEN, o. Dr. - ntss con- ~, nm o 90 Mch %
en- Bur & O. G. sevens. May lo liose aich' ls ioS
CHI N W., cp, god. Jan. 2, 9SA Apr. II, soA
~ sa ~, :" So"' M.,., or, ~. ga 20
Chi r. l. q Paciac lrsts
syvens. May rs, ll0M Feb. %, 106
ri ,end ns's' ''''"s' ~ ,o,,.,> -, - ,oo
Lake s. & Nj. s seconds
cons. cp....,.. May TO- lo2 Apr. 4, 81
NJ E' 1rst mor1ovea Ish ~ uss ray Ivy
N. Y. q. 4 H. FIRST coup. May a. III Mch s. Tia
ONO ana MISS. cons
pn,sh ~. Wavnc and may q W Jan. = sl}s
Chi lrsts ...... Feb 121 Jan. O. III
81 I iron NJ hrst m Jan. 3, l02H Mich. %, o21s
cold AV-s A'''S' ''Aes u,r 90 ,o,s III no
Union Pacific sinking IA. Feb 9, 9SE Men, 3l goi<
IMPORTS AND EXPORTS.
The foreign commerce OF the mort last week WINS as
follows :-General merchandise imports including lrv
goods $6,340 $40; produce exports s4s27. 500 and
specie exports, S463, 900.
Tho total imports Of merchandise at this mort snoo
January /, this year. were S141 g7s mi noainst
sl37 172 705 the period in 1875 and
S15S 841 sos in 1875; tho total exports of produce
were S1)s 9SS So against S1ol go 29I In 1910 ana
500 $40 1916 in 1876; the total exports of specie were
Si63 against $4 02 in 1876 and S35 s79 0s7 In
1875 ea. sS
MINING INrELLIaEsoE
The following arc extracts from The last report OF the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-04
PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.

PRovfpgxcr, n. l.. june 3. 1877
Print cloths closed quiet: holders rn at Tor stsrd-
ard 1ix6a Sales week aggregated 5s3O
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From the Norfolk Landmark


General Sheridan has natural taste Tor cxerminat-
ing 'bandtii.' ana We suggest tnat he should DO
ssiancd the duty Of hunting up those OF our sister
Republic VINO are destitute OF geographical niorma-
Lion W 10 mistake our soil TOR Their own.
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THE SOLDIERS HOME.

To THE EDiroa or TIM hKRALD:-
Mr.. John +. Henry, No. College place, New
York, Treasurer OF The New York Soldiers Home,
acknowledges the following contributions from
churches:-
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colS AND BULLION.
COIN md HCLLlON
The following the latest quotations for coin and
CONFINEMENT noNns,

Government bonds have been in good demand and
sharp decline noticeable during last few days.
This decline said 10 DO owing TO the decline in gold
and to the undecided conduct Of the Treasury. Tho
closing prces in London Tor the last three weeks and
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Total for the week.. ST. 1853
MAKKEr
The large supply OF money still continues in the
market and rates range IRON u az per cent Tor
good colaternls Bill brokers furnish the following
~ the latest quotations for commercial paper
CJRREyCY rAPgR
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Tho bank statement shows increase OF 81, 3l2 $50
In tho surplus reserve making the amount now held
BY the banks above legal requirements, s19,s73 500
The changes OF ST. 32s 800 in legal ten
and Of S74, 700 in circulation and decrease or
sa752, 100 loans, sl5o4 200 specie and o5l 600
In deposits
TIE GOLD MARKET
Tho gold market shows a decline Of y per cent the
fall being to the foreign markets and the sale OF
ST. by the Secretary OF the Treasury Tho toll
lowing shows tho fluctuations during the week -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-04

There has besn no change worthy OF mention In State
railroad bonds, and the closing prices tor three
weeks past and the range since January l. 1877 have
been as follows:-
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rhIsed $IUUU
Any church which was debarred from taking COL
lection on May ~ Is most earnestly requested 10 take
~ at the irst oppor,une moment Very rcnpccl fully,
J. A. LEWIS, Secretary Board OF Trustees.