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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-12-06
HOTEL FOR SALE, RENT,
Or
Exchange for other Desirable Property.

The undersigned wishes to SELL rent or exchange
for other suitable real estate, the well known and
popular "St Julian Hotel" in Louisville, Stark Co.
Ohio 1t is the only hotel In said thriving village
only reason for wishing to dispose of the same,
For further particulars inquire at the ST. Julian
Hotel J.J. MONET
aug2-h Proprietor
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FOR SALE.
Small Farm For Sale.

wish to sell my place containing II acres two
miles from Louisville, on the Louisville and Free
burgh road. There are on the place good dwell
ling house, blacksmith shop, two good wells,
an orchard of good bearing fruit trees, barn, and
other Out.buildings. Payments easy. For further
particulars enquire on the premises.
nov26dw PETER ]. MONN0T.
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The Lands Town Lots
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For Sale. or Exchange for Land.

We will sell cheap or exchange for good farm,
our House and Lots in Navarro, The building,
twostory brick, with frame addition, contains
store room 22x70 f., ware room 2lx30, aud three
rooms on ground floor, and FIVE rooms on second
floor. The lots have front of rs IT, by 200 fl. In
depth, and are situated In the best business por-
ton Of the town. For anyone who intends going
into business, this is good opportunity
For particulars call on, or address,
JOHN GLASS, Canton, o.
nov8.hm Or, ]. W. REAM, Navarro, o.
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TOWN LOTS.
LEXINGTON TIP.
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IN WHOSE NAME FoRFEIrEp.
ALLIANCE
TEETERs, LAMBoRN & cos ADD.
Mt. UNION CORPORATION

ALLIANCE CORPoRATIoN-L.L L. LAMBORN'S ADD
tie of
New-York tribune., 1877-10-13
BRITISH TRADE REPORT9.

LIVERPOOL, Oct. l2.-lhe circular ot the
Lty.ruool Cotton Brokers Association, no ~ reyicN q
the co,ton trad, for the week ending asst niEt says;
Cotton WAS iu unusually active demand toe caib part
Of the week with marked rise IN prices hut on iueday
afternoon he market became quiet, anil since |iih
conparatiyey limited business port ~ r ah'Hucr hps
been lost though quotations are sl iui d d above
last Thursdays prices American was m 'Atehsiveie re-
auest early Ia the week at an advance Of fuzzy n
farthing Since Tuesday, with less dong, prices ia'e
boen irregular and ls 20 si Of the extreme advance
has beep lost Sea Island j. steady, with moderate sai-
Fures opened strong. with active demand and con-
timed 30 until Tuesday evening. very largo hn,iues
iakug place d.y. and the ad. ance amounting to -
Cd Since thcu. owing 10 the increased rec il' AZ
American ports therr been considerable pressure 20
sell and prices have declined about ithlns iium no
highest rates oi Tuesday. - ,., -
A lea ting grain cir llar says: " The Provincial IN r'
kct maintain their .icain some quo INK nn ii"ftle
ut,nt I'D, one sbining 10 silIugs pFr quarter Tor
,ns,, vim more Hciiye cuau l. aud fhr tendency ID
INJURY fr ear goes o coast, wei o pos SAGE at nc
lie more money. Maizs bon the lace 81" 40 Fh sapIF
st Queenstown, has been taken rely. pri''s ruhhS
IA sellers favor nuf IA wac Ln irihft hu
ness on cOufnrutal account, ard n n piplahlr q
uch of tbp demand for that destination VII o. saiifhri
d,rect by ,he connir,s 90 growth on ne s."i and at
c district market. u tAt interval since INt-diy u"
rraby far bus ness has b ru ifdH.aci'd M "u'N -
harltnins rates MiiLc Na, firmly supporter At this
market TO-DAY there iuir demand Tor Nht" VIZ ~
| Al | l. auvaic- Finrr rIaFs.- 40 rd Nurflrin lh.F
maintain Tut..y'- quotations, while cofum11 D., = sHhuo
easier Flour Is stcrd, h'id wih iitr a"ihf 'o y
again very ddli, aud pnccs are 81 goL i'"f 'Aah on
New-York tribune., 1877-10-13

stoam.hp Nereus HalO Boston, with mdso and pa'sen-
shp Marys, fron, London. OF FaulkDers
island s p. m. lin, bound in.
hark hicerio III nta). Casleano Tarragona g. days
win pdse 70 order vessel to c. seassr ,G tons, u.o
son, Conn, in ballast il. Trowbridge's son.
Bn Ne Grrgg., ca barien ~ ays, with sugar to
Sehl Early BIRD. pakine Sfasoaae 10 with OswOOd
& SER 9S oayS - ans Any csycs Y 2.aS days Wit log
win coal 10 Perkins s job; vessel 10 Alyah MudseIt
store. S % or r @ Te to wSd6oase RaGd - ' VII" naval
w SG sr HaqIS o w se 2 ofe to = n c Ca Sda'
schl rah Clark Brooks, N,rclk, Va. with lumber to
SAILED.
Steamship Keper, for HAMBURG; ship Colchester for "
blIks Emua C. C. Bea, for sydney, :. W.. +. II Arm
strong for Meta, Dtutzic CathaIin, for
ls il Ge for Sf Fanea Bs Hawk for ''hr
SAILED RY WAY OF LONG ISLAND SOUND.
steamshm Ccrtes Tor Halt schrs VIM Todd and Lucy
Masters, for Windsor. y.
ANCHORED AT HART ISLAND BOUND OUT.
Bark Bonny Doom, for Liverpool.
WIND Sunsct-Sandy Hook, moderate, w. n. w. clear
AT CITY island, strong, \. W.. clear.
MEMORANDA.
from oct I 30 se6r @ sG CAPT GS@S
here loaky. and with her Tudder-heai gone.
FOREIGN PORT
LONDON. oct 12Saied 4th inst CuOro Sth Hektor
Se3ir 9th inst. eue for N3"1ork emily waters ior
Iioret San Antonio cant Pnir ION ins Giuseppe Lanata
Many lacr oG ihe Liar; I'm inst johannes Mary f.
Skiha uuI g. h. Robinson. Augusta Quinia FreHsel Maria
SChatnn Ly ka TIL Universe hpheus Marshall l2th lust
GUARDIAN latter OF the Lzsid Paul Thormsnu; CUBA capt
IrerY. Cyrnhel line j. W Beari II Ella Capt Kay; j. l.
HolbrOoE, Weymouth and Martha y. Hail
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BALTIMORE oct 12-Arrived searshps Gen. Werdtr
Frfman, grrm'u ] w. Garrett Foster, Ncv-iork barhs
Ie0u00a Eostrp. gloucester Eng; Alfred Fchr Bordeaux
Taisman Baker Antwerp Sucki0kka, Jorgenscn. Rouen
a Duimer. Rose, Yarmouth, y. =; NlpOte Accane
Gallo Hamburg brig Romance, era .. Na'assa.
FORrREss MONROE Va Oct IL Passed ont from balnnoro
steamship ASP for Liverpool; bark Wetternra fr Bel
fast brig Wardorcr. FOR Europe sailed ship Celcslh I'm
! q l1.
PHILADELPHIA oct. l2-hIriye steamships Ares mel
den Boston. CainGrne within. Harding Provdcncr Pan
theI, Miller, New-He,for1 NIudcatOr Rogers Fa RIVER
Cleared steamships NivbDwer: DuNldsOn, New Nurz.
BOSTON oct l2.Arivcd, steamships Grshar, Mace, New
castle Hopkins Haett, Baltimore, SAX II. snow
Pl.ladelphia: Gretiau Dunbar 1loN1 harL Ncic NJ
Atwood Cadiz Ssie btrSs Grn. Stds wick Geo y
right srela, and K Weltou Dg winfield emo from
the adj. ship Arcturus; bres iva, and Jnla l!tsko
POEiLAND Me. oct l2-Arfised ed steamship Lancaster
from Philadelphia
MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAM ~HlFs.
QUEENSTOWN oct. I2--The Williams & Guion I'm aeain-
ship Nyomng Jones' New-H prk Oct Tor Liver
poui arrived here at 0cotk tins mOrnug
White Liue steamship Ad1auc saleo IRON mere
80 % M. today tor Ncw-4ws. ,.,
LONDON. oct 12.-Ihe Anchor Line steamship Alsaila'
CapL Macksy from NeW H0k sept 20 arrived mere ye'eI-
,---.,..-
Meuzr,, UOa real sept u. b. way Oi quebec
sept %, for Glasgow, arrived here ycattrIay.
rfor other Sh,u Necs see ram Page
New-York tribune., 1877-10-13
THE COURTS.
ARISES IN BANKRUPTCY.

The United States Circuit Court has sustained inc
io, NJ Register Fitch refusing 10 discharge Bernard
~ ,s;ius Ivoe fancy goods dealers al No 3I3 Broaaway
- bankruptcy examination as To the dsIoSon
assets These had turned over to LOUIS Seuacn
% ,,,depd 10 the creditors properly handled In his
,,,on Register Fitch saysi has become co'nmoh pa'
% "in this city merchants knowing themselves 10 DC
,olvept and bankrupt purchase merchandise 10 large
amount make hc'itious debts TO friends ana 'en eA'
'rsl assi.nment 70 some personal friend, who
,otcs possession OF tho effects ana conu ues 'ne
nns,ness; the asNguor remains In the store H9
u'''t,r,,s 10 live In style upon the lrOctels' a.
49,. ,xniratOp OF months their fienla hnitV mn
,Dt @ into voluntary baukruntcy from Nhch 'avg & ~
auI fr se eral creditors ID MOI receive any NV
go ,hai-ver sue te % Affairs so dScooIaEes oiv',
80 bey give IN claims. ana Jet the 9t' aanlhoo
t prop riy aud pay ont Nv ecant uit Le @ ye
fo.rse moral an has ',e iliu.p
~ i,rs ,le f- common commeic honesty OF the com
r,rit, tan all the wnCI haVr Otch
b'vn nj ue the court should kuOw VII inHtI ~,
az isolven:s used mp OelOre they go oI ai0 PN'
intO bankruptcy by state assienees
New-York tribune., 1877-10-13
sRcOND nOARD -l:3O
FRlnAr. Onioher u p. ".

FRIDAY. October l2-P. ".
Since 1872 uutl and including the SIX months
ended March -, 1877 the Baltimore and Ohio Com
pany has paid semi-annnal dividends of per cent
each But now. for the six months ended September
30, n has reduced the dividend 10 one of per
cent on It's capital stock Of Sl3,IA,1OO, which re-
quires the pa, ing ont Of $50 1913 instead Of 657,
2O5 fora per cent dividend The amount saved ny
the reduction is only S2G2, $50 Yet IN the face Of
the fact that since July l three monihs
tho company has rcapcd its full snare
of the alleged benefits derived from the railway
compacts giving higher rates West st-bound freight
that its local business has not been subjected To
water competition, and that good prospects of ln-
provemeut in rates aud traffic claimed. tho con-
seryati,e MANAGEMENT Of the Baltimore and ONO
Company has deemed il 10 bc at least prudent not
to discount the future in order to maintain s r'gu-
lar per cent dividend. Unfortunately, the deci1r-
alton of this dividend is unaccompanicd by any r.
port Of the last six months business but the reason
for the reduction from 10 per cent may easily be
inferred.
The Pennsylvania Company has recently made mp
ITS accounts for the eight months ending August 81,
from which The PhiLdeiphia Leigcr is permitted TO
publish the following as the result
On all lires east of Pittsburg and Erie the traffic
for Aupust Of TINS year. n compared with the same
month last year, shows decrease m gross earnings
Of 1921 Dos decrease in expenses of S9S, ,i6s, and
a decrease in net earnings Of Sl23AiO. For the
eight months OF this year ending august 81. as com
pared with the same period ~ 1876, the gross carr
ings show a decrease of T3.lt-,9'l, the expenses
decrease Of $2G2s,0S3 and the net earnings de
crease of SS4O.0OS. All lines west Of Pittshurg
show decrease IN net earnings for eight month rs, As
compared with 1876. OF SjGG.S3l.
II is true that the period herein named covers only
two mouths-July and August-during which the
apporii0nment .chcme on bound freight from
New-Yorl has been in force; but. during that time,
the PoLrsylvana Company has received % pr cent
of all the We,t-bound through froight FROM New
York and has received for itS tr rnsporiauon the
same rates charged ny the Ncw-fork companies.
Lnder these circumstances the decrease IN gross
earnings OF So 905 for the single month of August
Is significant. Of course il Is IF interest To know
lust what the business Of the company for thr last
eIght months hl- been. THIS can be learned by
taking the earnings and expenses for the htsi
eeLt months OF 1876. to bo found in the companvs
last annual report, on pages 81 90, 10. 3d. and ~,
and by dc.uctlng therefrOm the decrease reported
and quoted above.
The gross earnings. expenses and net earning, OF
all the PENNSYLVANIA lines east OF I'lttsbur& and Lrr
for tine eght months ended August 81, 1876 were
os f,l
New-York tribune., 1877-10-13
CIVIL NOTES.

1co Ci1hort Yesterday mor'llng. set aside the
procceug' luoscg iq the mater mat ,oap S 81 raTy
T,, suit of Edward Rowe and others against
bare Glnu reported Tribune yesterday has ended
, ur,e Court Circuit Juogo Van Btunt III YER
n, ,be snit of t,e American National Bank against
william, A. Wheeock before Judge speir, In the su'
pcror the facts Of which we're rePoI@ea @ IN
IIEiAb thc jtIy found for The piaintn iof Soo@1 o|
I,u,.a Desbrow got a writ of habeas corpus from
Iudp Barrett yesterday obtain possession Of her child
Florence years Of age Who detained ny ihe psihS
brother WHO Threatens, she says 10 sehu h'i Su 10 A'"'
Mrs. Kcogh had her young daughter sent To the
Catholic Potectory disoOeoince, as lesson to her.
the mother uu ers auding that she could get her
daughter back whenever wished but now she states that
The Projcctoy managers refuse TO htI 0a 'on %
Te eIanted Of haOeas corpus Ietur able OcoDr9 o.
T.e contest over the estate OF John A. Merritt,
before Surrogate Coffin white Plains has developed large
pub OF oaais second cousins 70 DC Verj plenty
and .r,t cousins and hers cousins nearly AS
numerous, IqS r T & ,s eng Of tne case October
20 to appear TsOnay Will witnesses 10 prove thoi it
iionshP
A pctition was presented to Judge Barrett yester-
day On behalf Of Abraham Wesberg the pecc
Ter VINO allied Wostchestc~ COUNTY by The neiots
" no ere hung crime, send the small amount o h
proper g. about S1OJ Rabbi Ashe, TO be rente 70 ns
6uiln cnlden IN Poland. judge Garrett - he could not
Gol i oui tle ,uon II gu rIan 10 Represent he
children, and deiloI Tie mOton
Judge Gi.bcrl yesterday granted a motion for
receiver IN OF Catherine Cramer asans FIedtoh
Rudg an aouou 70 aside Deed guei by the paDtn
aud obtained by defendant The pauuh alleges iha since
bringing te acton BuCn and Philip Came, are '0
lccnr hr rents prcmis named Ia TIE deed, Clas
ga them she acgrs tndt tb tu au n.I
bey cJuspueu with the dondnt 20 cheS' anu u'-''
her.
Miss An.ie VI. Reid sued Joseph hearney for ma
Hcions prosecution. The ued yesterday Snd the
Testimony the plaintiff had been employed by the
defendant as designer OF ace patterns but she had left him
GONE time ago ing des with her claiming cm as
ler own Nt. *, auey eIeup1p had her aires'ed on
winch, however Was Dismissed u}
heard ucr case. Shc then Hucd cy LAY
IA her damages al $40 CO. andt eJurJ gave her 500
In the suit Of Peter SaHf0Id and Others against
tne Harlem River aud Porchcster Railroad Company. in
which TIE plaintiffs claimed balance Of nca 500 leo on
contract fr construction Of the Iaoad and the defendants
denied that had been properly done and counter
claimed $4,000 money oye-Gd fraudulent sa', mcnis
by i,lr own engineer Ihe jury pc cl,49 m
supreme ,OdIt CrCau before Juuge Lawrence amer l"uI
dat - II found fo Tie autGs verdict f,r S5 is 80.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-13
DErIsIONs -. II.

Supreme Court h0rt TS-bY Judge Barrett
Miller ay The L ard o ASarssCrs- Stl led proposed
by t1o ro1r IN matter OF the Monehore Beurv"eut
Ecry- RIDER granted. ag The Board " Assessors
AMI McswvLcv agt MattheWsO des set led WICK iam aei
Fra2 reference denied |'h go costs 10 aDut
BIiuk.N OiOn denied a q order To show
cause and an pOvisonsd schaFgel win $40 COSTS ana
viii e y 10 MAKE cAuOu for the same relief upou
payment OF and 0I proper pGpcS Nckhau agt
N cannot coIsutr on tbs ouon The i3
alleged q To the defendant inturnct m Orange county Tie
DEFENDANT stct sUOy rght to have the C. 81 boug t
in te prausr Juu y. remedy tcTe i0r a
change ai mpaIra ai cannot De had motion granted
witt ~ costs bdo the event Hampet ag olhtf NO.
t0u iOf injunction denied, With 3 q costs
SuDct0r Court. pocat IeITH-Bv judge Freedman.
IN. son ir act Partndso icforcrCo ordered Houeh
acf It0ugbOn-Order denying mouOr Downes agi 81
placing cause on day calendar Inr&l 90
agt The Derrick Company aud NIAnGn "a teiial
- Causes restored the clcuUar. B&iucu az aIaco
Bot II a l. Fowler. BoomI,n agt. Wcsselinan. ain ast
k I0iiz @g ScnlNdt 20 a. stewart ag DuoD W hB
Bgt. OOOGrdgc. ana COAn agL Piatt--'TdcTs granted
BY Judge Spe'l.-COhn agt Piatt-Orders oetucd.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-13
T.. SUPREME COURT PROCEEDINGS

W,~HINGroS, OCT. 12.-No 44s.-Tne Cherokee
Rai.o1d Co. APP aAts agt J. Nelson tapan. trustee e,c
on T. min ps iu uclad Of counsel dismissed per
styuIAtuu So UI7-Ilr Empire Bank. pa4uu1 ~ error
IT, NeIusr assignee, eit On Nt1l0h 81 IS nm
IL bela of counsel for pauun m orTur dismissed Win
No. .U.- Frank %. I7h q, Liptaii a5t H. u" an"
tIag. P,se. og ,ho present 40 6.-f ward o. Han
lut DO error, AIT DAVID bal lOn ca az
OI j. h. sstd VITA under lie
lCtl fuc so. I9.-Ihe Iu IauhC I,a,i 0ad C0 appel
lt4. Jos. B. Nteuar. No. Jos. Is. StcWtr, uppt-
4ut ast. Union re lie Kaiilo1d CO. o.. - ILcsc
causts =. lSlci, u counsel inc l0i
IacIuc kallr0dI co. 10 oOu, sol appealing or stewart
r.. W. plant H. cil0i l.
rauu Trunk RAILWAY company, Oi Canada THIS cause was
arlUc j. o.. CuIs fancy II c'u Sc lui inc uecuidht h
e1lu ufIef8 Wlllin JcillsJ ttI iiO
Ilsiui- NO. a. TIE on ems Canal ana Ban
i. Company al. plaintiff agt \ IS. MoueOhtiy ct a.
TINS aVued by Ar William A. M'uIf, ana SUD
rIttd L. rhllDs and Thomas iuAion OF cOiu-
sol tie appellants. counsel ap ear4us Tor tAc
az p,li.es No. 22 john !. Macauity et 81. appellants
az atr'e. Clinton Stirae IRON the CocAcL M.
.s-Hc Mutual lille Insurance company O NeW YORK pln
M g. ,Irur aCtJ. M0ITsOI arsa sluee j asc 10. the
m sent Ij-Iho ShliDrr apprdnt agt Johh t.n-
iisou submitted pTlntc Arguments by VI
Ii CafcOlO, counsel tuo appc dni ana ~ MI fmNp
e. CoO6e or t.c appellee No 26 w H. c. AMMAN et al az
Deats lhe suP SI Oi nope &C Dhlsoeu Win tOSIs
ul,lrf f.r u
New-York tribune., 1877-10-13
THE MARKETS.
rOrAL KFCEIri> ~ PRODUCE
FER N1rth Racer, Tess6is and krirpIis.
GENERAL MARHET REPnRr.

!
ASHES Quio steady a. nc. for r'l. sd csc or
JrIswAX- dnu AMI 20 LARGE npnly quoted al - -
o. L,. fr Nt-isfu anI southern elbow.
BROOM CrNN-lu fAt q. rHIui lna steAN -i'il, 'it'
Bulsn q ST.. Grecu Hail 6r.ci Medium "io'n o4o''
ltati Tipped, AftL-c.
"a SiiFS- -iechlnred with iobb sales : .nrui toe
Patent do 8sc: laiuautine N gsl3 &c tsirhne a. o.
aud s. lDQ o. 80, ..,.,..o.
man and &c 5i.C. god i,r hnghsh - ~.
Auhflclt, sold aI the re ent de- urs
Bituminou8 qurt aud unchanged layerp" lions ,Aus'
siaFFft. fvcrnonl Gas do. tiodsii. Newcastle 'o.
81 ss5 ftogigcsl 81 5odta eurrIey fe,n.,s',N
and an,i Mcs NlI-lla Gas - 0uGtv. tunpel
Ind soft aud Broad TOP en- Clearaed. sissi Do sha
been ouoI aud wiIhoat auota0ls hsss~ 20
New-York tribune., 1877-10-13
rrroprAv FIYAVcfAL NAHKErs

LoSnos. oct. i4-i.lO g. m, soil, o.. for money
o- ion Tie account houi.. iIlf and h''i lfr t.u
iu51, l-J7s. lu, Sew ns'-. lu. rN 80 pom t1e ha
,gay shares. litt ,0 I.f"fl.., @it NtNlnlk tculft'
,, iI,,. t.utr .ti.. Vela-s isaua re.tfs' q "a
Sew irf..y Crntf1. l1s. E~4ns Railroad slAi' =. lt .
I..,uO.. Oct. l.-l.O tuIsnls. Do . Tor Woi'f,
Qj., fr DE acc1ant Ifo Railway sl4ir. 1922 fA- AZ
wees quote dvr per cell cAes 10 100 hAn,' 90 ''ne''
I6>pov 81. I2-2a0 p m.--fIe railway slar's ias
I,NsN Dst ~ $50 d. tnHto Cd lf I. iHf N1Ntf Nsff
ff tb, account Ihf fr ol t-full ff tN 20 u"hf ~
In the op.n market iH.t. pr rIb r"ich lT 80 ~
cont ori0w the auk Llsla.f lt la' iln ni ~ il-
ion withdrawn from ihe Bank of EusAni o0 ulalc' ~ ny
Losnos. oct - .. ~ ~ - bonds, io1t = hAlt l's
cr,f. Ia. lli-- IDT M Fllwh 8lar's, l34 iiinos
Central 7ol.; Penney sauil Contra, SD =.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-13

In State bonds, Gcoroia -. g,lI bonds. fetched
1875 District OF Columbia i-GJs sold af -. AMI
Louisiana consols at slli 1here were no other
sales
IN ci.y bank storks. Fourth National lJ sold at
- Metropolitan 80 at l3l Manhattan 900 1t
13J. ana Corn Exchange l0l at 1870.
Railroad bonds were moderately active. The -.
paus were steady 20 OILS lor sinking fund |2i1
493 for SecOud.. and par for CHICAGO and Ailwau-
kec division Northwest gold bonds w,rf hru'r at
93li and the Paclhcs advanced 300 ,ym latIy with
gold. Central hnts We're az loJaf; Union hr,is,
1Ofl2; laud giants lob, and slhhiug fund a..
OIiO and Mississippi cnuaols rose t0 80 aud North
Missouri hlsts to lOOl2. Hannibal and 81. joseph
convertible IS were steady at -, Canada luthru
frs m go. hrsts OF &. &. aud !. t.at 3Ii2. aud
Erie fourh, 90 DIR. Toledo and Wabash col,oli-
dated couycrtbos sold at 81, and Chicago and
Milwaukee irsts 40 lOll2
Gold Wa. duil and devoid Of interest. and sales
were at lO24d1OB On gold .oIns the lending
raies were /, 3, Do and carrying. The ASSISTANT
relsurrr paid ont - 1000 c0n interest ami t-'6.-
600 Ia redemption az called bonds. Toe day busi-
ness of the golu cleaning d'pHn nt ~ ~, banA of
the State OF NrN-lofk r .eI: Gold cleared.
S2B 735. 900; gold balances. .3j6 ib3 currency
balances. Tl 100 SD. iuc gold quotations we've:
tO...................lO27s 5............. lob
sf. ful-
New-York tribune., 1877-10-13
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
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