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The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1877-01-19

An sbeut ifs son. t1inHts. Bss:sress frseue,s;
AN a. ! io-ssss weekly n I. 18Th rear. rost-
see paid, ) months, fsr e 81 Asers. kAx..s.
mas auiekly t.ksa : NJ. tlss{ nnSnr a sn,sa-
tursi journais.-S. I: Irieans~s ~. and
s sestb !, s s@ps q he Wet-Issstissi Far.
mer. hiIa.-xsgr tsssss fns nS . sseSse we s.rsn Il
sRs ssd sa.te ssrienlfural pa pr katielsl Livs stscs
icurnsl. W. chssrfally credit q III ss,ns ynse
e eRsssnuss.-sSirit q sSs Times. J, ,r.;a1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-15

NEW YORK. Nov l+-HEEE l.N-ttcr t', iA,.S ihose
Of .r-, r. cars Jersey city, ana bi ears ai tOl1,
u-.-lly }2@ head Total since -aiiritN p" , il ..'
4o mead same last week. 't- we iaii 4'o D y. t't
market tlau on Monday 'o+' ,,s .r,rrt7r ,nv an .
fer nee as prices are CONCERNED. " me me- '
no cattle 90 ,ae, bore "a- IKE" i't 'I,H' ut. r,
NJ ifeir Tarei Waits. fne TcNans were Ina.'y goo
f rc we're undoubtedly lower ior this grade ~ atl ~
load 0i poor 'i.,ls 4i'n VII 'H'' ~ "
sales to-day we're - Texans ana Gun D'' .i ' f',tg
FL ao. at SIC. Average, ~. a}iLl't 5 or .'t ~,
anJ -ia,. col friday o -A'''s n' ,. ~" m 8, ~
Colra.o. l3 Virginia n &c., %, ~ t,r r. p AMI irt
ltr.; ~ no c-f lp at ,.- ia ~ o1.- I.t ar
Dr. o. -Gl 900 3'r l1 M 3. ~ 81, ,t t1i.r 2i Al iOLc.
zoe. mostly 56 b some IT," I'D 80 III n m A.,
Do at 1870. og i,. Monday and ac ON Friday.
'"'.' "a fD. q. I.tgI U, al N-le. inr
ohp' l'i-' -.. ~ - p M -I,c 55 ID . do 100
j. tlui"n'f 80 a. Ful rrt0u Ohio I.,Uj 70. lOC.,
81 %. --t -3 on i'ir "t iii itifac. oxen Il. ID b.
each for Lr. by g. L'nf' D i''-' i,r az af
80 u DID,, IIel p, ec 5e 70. r..,,, 70 Illinois.
sherman A i'ilfti '' i.' .r.snIa
1.If b 900 lnit-. .t-1 got ". D. lt-, 40 io. f1 ,o
e.. lt.,.u lh. irNa ~ 'h t... b, NJ 4..
.t D. 90 lt.fc.. Dr D. Mfti, l ..-il,, az
.... 90 o. l,--i 10 40 I'c. TOT t. 4D'' 80 ---'
l1. 40 uilc. ab 10 ft- e NJ Clio ~ rs
81. Goldsmith .ld j ht.t, Do g.. 6 fc 3D. b, do 3jo
dn Liza %. At i, 90 l. % D' ,,s - ,Io ~ h,
r 90 Ilc. lb Co. It4 ID. 4, Jus, a. ~ ' .icf M
M IOc % II tg .-'i 10 p. l- 90 D' -'' ''' "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-15
TIE STATE OF TRADE.

LIVERPOOL NOV. I4-Pors Eastern du'i Al g. Western
dun at 3D. Cumberland cat steady al 49, ,hort
Flb duU a. Long Clear Cul NJ iO0t snort tloar
dull 5. iIams-LOng cat steady 10 -hDAi'rh dlA
3-5d B,ef-IUlia Mess dCl 1t zoos Extra Moss
steady lU3 Prime Mess Cll &C t-. laid-i'ilne
Western duh al 43 Gd. TiIow-Pume Ciy drh az $3.50.
TureHtue-Sp.rits steady IT d. l;I-n' r'on Hli a.
on ful ~ Flour extra state steady lf t1 tc W az
NO Spring steady d.. No. -prrg stradF q lUt'
Winter steayl ll3I Comm Iec -of dul at 70 Do 'o
ton seed ON-YelOW American. none ln me marhtf -,
LIVERPOOL N0v. lf-lZaO p. W.-toun QurI anu 'ttl'l
NiIflug Tlaud,. Cei.; W futne orleans t'ih SO 60 ~
the day 10000 bales including 1000 bales for s1rc ah
and export. trCe Dts of te day. 5000 ats 9 HAI IJO
bales were American Futures. sellers a. a. de'i4t -
lands. ling clause. November delivery UrL ais.
December delivery. 6'ad; tplands, Low MHdng cause
Dec .mbtr aud January delivery. 6'4n also b-4.H p
lands hlddlnE clause January 1ld Ft lfnai} CON,
erv. G'ss.. also Cad. Up4uds, Low Ad.hnf cse -"
aud April delivery b'lsts IpInis. 10" .uN.HE ciIl'c
April ann Say delivery s plan r, Low Ald-4lg c@l'e
shipped February ana March all OF. -.
LWEgP01I, Nov. i-l3o pm;-BerfJ prrfio-'e fr hkiIA
Prime Moss. Bacon 4nfd percwt FOR Long tear llie.
IT, ERroOl, Nov IA .. M pa. III COY ID Low aitl'
Low 'uDdHng clause sew Crop shipped November anu De
LIvrRrlo Soy 800 p-rne sales OF cotton today m
cude bales American. tpald- Low Mfiuiis ca He'
NoreW' ami December delivery. G4tL --,
LIVERPOOL NV lf-j %. m.C0uon futures closed weak
very 6-f-l Uplld. Low VI 10 ing clause December and
January delivery b'aai; Upauas. TO" Madlhg cause
January and February. DE- ivory. H 1-t go. d.
LONDON. NOV li-J5O y. ul-Echned Petroleum. IL 4i.~
l. Ri p.r gallon. 80, ,.o - 49,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-15
DOMESTIC MARKETS.


BUFFALO " " Ny. ltl"sr ln iar '.nalI anl ID l
100 BUSH uat Mi.Hautee ar = ~ 4'j 20 ii' ,
Bee 30 - -bf So AN tiAt', ID car g. W ~
Ermf rll.-, tU" n'- y q" .. 49, -.'' . isst. r,-,
sales. 2~,Uo hlsh- 40 ~ t@'.iI rs t,'-..,' t.,-t
iIacI'r Iif't I'D tl,, I'i' f---, az en- ri
Cauala 81 $50 hi9h' mes 10 l gem ~ ''i. 90 -t
0-l li ilr eiH mad. ,'l.. I,l- lli. D., .t
fr"l ms l-1-rt lrli .' ,'.-, i.' sly. o." '-'
e7- 2c cas- 3"' -li.t iIt-l ., 70 t, Cor,
ST. pHtht- i} CANA o.. , '.I F, % d. t,, D. .s5
2jl.9lH Du, u.s. -.tlt ni l-,,, i. I'm, 4l a. u
IN. O. PA, @'o l. tr. t,y .5.i .it jVbo,f nm
tuirhDn. Nov lf-i 'Nss li i IN ~. 81 ,io
settled .4Nr Nn N'th ~. 7'.l.' ~ c-- 49,
81 n'- rtt+ - -- p w .i..' l.rr nn..fiI Ia
December No. 3 TO- =. ~. ~ tll,. bf v,t..i.
general higher quoted a 80 r.. '''. ., f--,. ~,
ber. 81 - .mi-', l' 't ,. e.. '.t..,, o.i
t- 81. cash | p.rr flir-v ,ciiv, q-
unc inf'' ~. 49, (. on ~ volr. 40 }yI.f
.-,' r.rs -It,f, -,.,f-. M - 9- cash. ~ -j.y
~ - I'.l'. az f,,, u.i Nom. Ia faIr feIraud.
- ~ ,' rri.o+ rrcna1-sf VLl.scv steady 40 ~ O6.
Sl' I.'e', s.. pa.rInrs-l 900 bhIs F1Iur.
tr-el.s- ~ 'i. q, t,.. ., 4. Jon .-.b Olts,
h.iff. nI-A NJ -.t ~, 10 H., 49,, i.rraart- f0 oot
i.Juu BUSH ~ - ~ VN N.'i' ,,1 oo'. ti. i.rr
hh's Flour lAi.VN 1i'-. u. ~ V-..t
O'1 bush pt so l'i -,- I-i ..., ,,- .,, sr.,,v
amt uAtla 'E,' ,iiiS ..- . . '"'i''--' '
uuchink.d Lii -l',i au IT,, ,-, ,-.,-,v Wheat
tN.NNAir - -, .--,.-. ~ 9-l,q3r. ON
,4-if 1, -fe O., -i n ,i- demand IA q lIc .ysil
good demand a. o' , pun 7 ga, 1ort I'M i N
1ni-I" 'u i,,,,i ~ am r.rs r.t = gGa 81 9J
~ 3D. 'i,. iT $500 81, p,r- ~ f,f'r and scarce
iI sior+ I..b gior l,y.,I tR.utg DAYS in salt
49," .ii. - o. ms -q7.... W1'sac. strong Ei o..
butter dull. merry - 453c. lrn, % llnl.e
Western Reserve - f-cf 'nt 81 mo- 43+-.S i -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-15

ii IttNEAN Flf-A NJ l.AAs -i-h
r0ypov Nov. I4-I23Op nj. - bones, io7r ana ha't
per c.ut- 1912. ,xcIIu0u l"I.- -f. ~ N Htes u.s.
.- fafl shares DO 81 ILLINOIS rflal 2 tAls taA4A
central a0a. NcHJels,y Central, j - t'eaiInB i1'i''
shares. JOE. ..,.t. r.., nov
IosuoN Eov lil3O u. Paris adyites quote A'o per
Goa. gf francs. If me
Io>.ny Sow i-i.lu d. m.-T amount of bullion WIN
drawn from the Bank o. England 90 balance To-Day " iu"
UUu. .......-
LONDON. Noy. IA p. rConsoA 9.ly ioT Do'n noSgS
and thc account bonds. SOS, llr'9. iiit Ii.Ny
STARS 10 sd, N-w slsey Contra De-; -ad d. aiI9,d sl!e,
D.. quote per cent rentes ~ 100 francs o. =
FAa- 20 on Ioudoa p francs, Is cg-tles
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-15

ero-s 4s7 bales; exports Great Britain. s;ok.
s,2Og bales -
NiidIine iOsc. Good Ordinary. iO7sc.. net receipts
bales, rrosg tGs bales exports coasfwise 40 bales
sales goo bales spnner 90 oa.es stock 80 'Ss
loalc; Lev Middine l0a-o: GOOD Orninsr lgse ss 6
GALyrsIos. Nov. u -cottor quie Kidding. lo'ge ny
bales; lOO6 bales; STOCK g.
275 bales
MOBILE. Nov lf-Cotton.easerf Midding lot1i'i7c:
2fGs bales exports coastEise 1901 bales. sales
NEw ORLEANS Nov. tk-Cotron hrm Mfclng. lOao, -.
Mding. iic; Good Ordinary. 97c. net receipts slo5
bales % the ointment Ass bales coawsr, 8l9G baess
10 Pane none .1les 5000 bales -iock u ~ : aes
lev Nlfdng II 81 Good Oriinar 9lssi net reee p,s.
sales. 75l bales sales spnners 7l9 bales STOCK 1887
bales gross, 5j37 bales. exp0rts castpse none
Br1n. nonei % France sales 1871 bales; sock,
sO,4S7 bales.
sE L0Ur, Noy. lt-cotton qret. NaHns. loNc, Low
lsO6 bales sales 1902 bales sfocz
wool MARKET
BosroS nov 14-wooL- Domestic Il N fair demand ard
dunn ore birds clrfr Request by
facturrs bat comb delino selections also ouchs
including mecum and Xxx ~ q -clf5c choice Ky nd
very ltfe inquiry Tor fine dc~ces could Only BE
mafe a. 10 prices n rrctd np"n ne markell Michigan.
With aes AZ go n 2c nrunr tie IN
tomhnr ahd dcaue fe-, 40 also Tor coarse.
ing. .ur ana nuue af5c sales California spung
AZ &c o3jc fal, Zoe. sZJc
PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.
Providence r. T.. Nov 1.-The Prot C0ths market IL
inactive w1tlou, change 10 price OF tone.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-15

uasT B0ARD-lI O'CLOCK A. y.
NLL..-DLY. -. - v.

il is admitted that the Boston aud Albany Railroad
Company Of Massachusetts, is one Of the best
MANAGED railroads in the United >tates The
names of IFS officers ami directors have never been
connected with gigantic stock operations. and
D b, iau t0 assume that Do, reports are not co0aco'
with view 10 possible stock specu4ti0us. Tie
Toad is the New-lork Central and Hudson
Company only connection with Ncu-Encland.
Therefore it receives IFS full proportion of the re-
cept from the Cenuafs traffic. These facts ia
view Of o.. unofficial and unuustworthv reports
Concerning the business of The Central and Hudson
and Lake Shore Railroads. which are circulated on
tie stock Exchange render the report Of The Bos-
ton aud Albany Of pecuhar s.euihcance.
lie figures OF this report for tAe year which ended
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-15

iau y'ar Fuurea quiet 4as points lower Sales last
evening 81 bales
ioavlr.t 'all January, 900 Ill February 100 1928
June ~ H. total 9"0bifs second cal December 200,
llOJt June. lU. tlTj total 300 bales Third CAL. DO
cenhcf 100 LOO lue. lOH 10; total 20 bales Also.
LOO Noteubcr lln1dl u %. u. 18Th. llOT 5000,
Iccenbe N3I Loo. 1900. January, "a II; Zoo.
February, l1Y0li.f; 100, March. 1889 ll.3G; 500
Apr 49, ~Il 80 500 June. ll.7J1II7G. total 238OI
g.Ii ot so zoo bles E1changs iOJ November n. for
"a lfzrl r~~t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-15
LIVE STOCK MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

BUFFALO. " y, Nov HL-CATIE-Reoepts today 80
he total ur the week thus g. j6 head AGAINST il<'
head as consigned thrOueh ~ carsi decrease 10 re-
ceps Tor the week 81 Market I'D and slow, &C. lower
than Yesterday quotations supply equal 10 demands cars
IN he yards Uusuo. , =,
sHFEP AND LASBs- Receipts to-day 1000 head total for
the week thus fr a. q, head against "a head last wees
gnod through Market dun and der ming H &C.
than weeks opening of rings co pare n
vofaDy with last weeks buyers holding OF 30 sra sos. n
the yards uu-old.
thus lar rs $3.50 head against 1850 last week Consigned
through. 80 Market du AMI declining lUI e. over
than yesttrlv supply equal b. demands o.ernc generally
good quality; GuOfahc Irrkers no - nr4 03t ood 10
choice 6OA< - DO unsod STOCK IN tnr yas
CHICAGO. D.. me Dr. rer' Journal rtphrSt tAILa
Receipts loo. shipments. 200 Natives Averaging Loo l1,
sold Tor the Eng .h Marktsaf - % other eel at
~ 1JU 30 tn.040s .aGCc qf aud ~ as -es az - 3UH
So Texans 50 80 80 80. With monetae run y aFe
supply. Bulls, fl aNNt3 lows -
-: er- 50 -3 t0 Calves - luN5J -Oi HtocAefs
Fceaers Guitt and weak ~ s3 lZ@a t3 80
HOcs-kcceptS 10000. shipments. % Market ,tta0F,
fair demand Mixed Packers - ZJQ - % "A ppne . oOD
81 Is; ilght, - 3UGS4 -. te~ bringing - ~
~HEEP-i.ecepts. a.lN - ppI4 lultlfe bttcHef fteb
and sales shipping at - 3o@sJ % lichers - ia
Uf3
FAST LIBERTY, Penn. Nov. 1t-CArrLE- Receipts to-day
SIS lcld ado Tor here total Tor two fays @pro Ieo
sal ~ 0f Prime al - Good 40 - 90: Common at 81
Hos Brcrirts TODAY 500 ne1f total tr Two dav 9p
head Yor>er AZ - l0gsi 30: rAnadepias at - 5J@
- ~. .
head selling 40 Is JJ4 n 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-15

Than last market fun while could even spare some
opportunity offered scarcely any change ploea
has taken place Quite number Of Jersey Ewes "o on
SALE and ruught from ( PC Co &c. -. On
Hum. Elliott CO. soli At eoths 2 Western sheep s s5
b. ~ dO ~ a.. 4i2C. lf3 do. 80 D. ~ - c. ou
Canada 100 D. A. Sc ii6 Kentucky l42 D. ~ &C. - aii
Lambs. m 5ac 81 Canada sheep and L'mhs ~ % ny
5c 100 du 90 D. a. lec 7S do ~ b at 5'sc; 600 do'
4 o.. 10 - - 3l do, Q -. s. 90
James kirby . Co. sod A. state sheep common 50 % ~
g. 30 Do do 81 d. 43ic % do 2 ID. 40 Jcf 81 -ific
Lambs - ~ 5fc. % Co. 90 b AZ sc; $50 tarada, -
h. a. SAC; 80 state sheep aud Lambs - No. a. , ~c .
TIA len e., DAVIS sold 23 state sheep, o n, 20 &C. -
Ohio 81 J no % Hj3 TO- los =. NJ 5c. liS do coarse
30 lS- Michigan. s. b. at tsso JOG STATE sheep
and lamb. 20 n Jic. llb Canada IS D. % z 400 20
l2O h. e. 80 30 Ohio anDs rs ~ at g So 20 state ewes
lOi b. nj 43c
judd a BuckinRham sold Jersey CITY % Jersey ewes
-c 80 sheep ~ p. 40 SCI % DO 90 n ~
4asc ~ Canada ~ ~ 5isc; a. Canada Lambs 6o H. at
3 - u.af . .c
Fdc0ck SOLD o. Jersey IN =. n isc % Ill
sheep. 47tc. IJ3 kentn kv, loT n, at Sac.
HO9S-Auyas including those Of YesteldaF, a. cars At
4Oh-st b Jersey Clfy make 1ets heal lota
SATURDAY, ZO9O head against 1894 head sam umc
week The HOG market worse rather than leitr
stock than usual with uuflvOrae weather mas recel
prices lower han "a any tm' This season my Drrsse h4ee
fallen 10 5c06isc Nhle Fancy Pics sod at 1'c ci~y
Dressed range ION 717c for hght weight 62@o'c Tor
medium o. 6lic for heavy o., =. .
c. W. Rent sold 40tst p state Hos alive 283 70; ~
Sc; lnf Ohio 100 D. &C.; 4O3 ID, 300 D. a. 0'sc' 40
do 200 b.. at - i5's IS Pigs. 50 o.. at5 -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-15

Ia State bonds Missouri long date Gs were strong
M 1871, paid aBd bd ard Louisiana c1neOi, steady
at ~. There were sales of South Carolina Us, new,
Ju. and January, at 3d. Icnnessees, new, "ere
STRONG 800 1919.
In ..ty bank stoD ks there were sales oil American
* 4au-e Bank l2OI at lotl2.
Railroad bonds were again higher ice new 40
years %, OF Rock Island advanced rapidly tJ lO~l2
llluu bat AVID 81. Joseph convertible -. remaining
strong az SG+z. and Michigan Central = at 100.
jersey Central c0uspi5 roe 20 6jl4; cOi-
yrr.Ib.es 90 81. and LeugA and Wilkes
barre c0u-Ol. o. Z7l2 "a. Paul per cent
Gsst- were strong 40 No. and sinking fund at o2l5.
LaOrls-c ur-ts Iose 10 100 ald Northwest gold
bond, t0 JIIa Central Pacific irsts advanced to
lO7. hur 800 Joaquin branch yielded t0 5i'8. and
Ual0u sinking fund, To 80. tr-ts Rising 60 loC's.
Missouri prclc trsts advanced 90 91l.. seconds 20
Ntl-. and Harlem Lr,is to IFS. Ilcrc were sales Of
Buffalo. Nrw-loIll and Erie new bonds at lC-, Ohio
and Mississippl consolidated az dig; seconds &C
%; u hlsu tiSts, eK-coupuu, al .-, and So. Louis
division 100 50. Tire Missouri, Kansas and Texas
b0uas yielded 20 J6a4.
G. Id wa, dab. bat sa!cs We're easier al 1926,
loans costing DIP Oh 3l2 per cont Tor carrying.
The Assistant Treasurer paid out $33,OOO com
interest, and eZl 1000 ODD TCdOmEtIou of called
bonds. Ae days business of tue gold clear
ilg department oi Che Bank OF tlc State OF New
York covered Gold cleared, 50 I.9tfOOO: gold
balances. Tl.Jis, j0j currency balances, S2,2J2,-
9JI. The gold quotations were
10 1902 3---.. l02a
Foreign exchange was weak and nominal; rates of
slsr.lag were reduced as below. be selling rates
we've On lhc basis Of - 7944fi 50 lor sixty days
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-15
financial.


A GAS STOCKS.
a. NEW YORK. MErHOPOIrTAN, MUTUAL AND
MANHATTAN GAS STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD.
and an kinds Of Brooklyn ami NewYork ga Securities del
inby GEO. d. PRtNrfss.
Room - 80 nroidst y v
AN ADJOURNED MEETING 81 the SHARE
a HOLDER. OF CHICAGO, ST LOUIS an NEW-
ohLEAS- RaNwo- COMPANY eng he DornNrari.u lately
formed bv thn consolidation 10 th Ne7rilns Jackson ald
Northern Railroad Company md he ttatri M-sls-pp ha
road Company win De- held 90 me romrarys Office 20
Nt~DAI. November y. 1871
lsy Ol tnc 8oarl OF Directors
sTUYV FSANT FISH secretary.
EIRE INSURANCE STOCKS bought and
a sold by f. 5. BAILEY. 90 Wa,-.t
NETWORK STOCK EXCHANGE. - our
q senior partner ~ the Exchange and
all orders carefully himself stocksa bonds carr - -
long a isr on per cent margin. Banking n az branches
HENRY cLEws s co. 20 Novst- Y. s.
NFw. YoeA. nov. 10 Is77
rNHE firm Of HUTCHINSON BROS, brokers,
4 il this cay DISSOLVED by mutual CONSENT
J. o.. Ht JOHNSON.
u. j. HUTCHINSON.
NV YORK. Nov H. Is77.-We lave tis day formed CO..
pAkiN -iIf Tor fc frlnTIeou nl general niNelng ana
brDkerlga business. 20 80 broadway ami Do Nest n Arm
name o. HU Crimson BROS. j.. !. llL leHDN.
a "a 800. 5000. $500. 1.OOO.-ALEX.
~ eftFj FRDTHIHaTM & Co.. Brokers. NO lZ Wal -,
desirable investments -fol ~, winch frequently pay
from twenty times f.e amount invested stocks lnNtht
EIUlalatorv circulars and weekly reports sent Tree
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-15
furulinre.
DENTISTRY
5taiionern.
CORPORATION Notltes.

ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
n YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICES, No l.21> Broadway cor Thirty nr.s
a. 3OS West Twenty thirt st., cor kghtn-aVri 200
Tir ave. cor Forty scvcuthst al the HARLEM OfFtCE.
40 s~g rhri onehun tired and fN enty fourth a.,
Harlem savings h4nk BllGngl up 10 p w. Al regular
Office rates
PROPOSALS will be received by the De-
par,meut Of Public Charities and Correction until No
vemsr - 1871 for $500 pounds ~ turkeys and 1900
pounds Of chickens FG particulars IN cas- Record for sale
A. so. CITY Hall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-15

And the receipts ol wheat 40 MI" Aun0o ii'i'' "
vember * TO 1 I inclusive, were:
,5-e 1--- Decrease 1877.
c.- ~ r,,h cos e.;- bush. 2s,27i bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-15

$40 buyer 30 DAYS.
cLosNG PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA srocKs.

tid Asked BID Asked
C,iv - ..--...lI3b ia SchuYI Nag.pr''.
&. U Of ~. J..lI6 lIs. Noria .rlDcnt.l- - I.le
Penn Dc. i...-..... al's jl' .lnsh NaF-.- lG los.
as7rf.. 3. R.. 10 I-4 Pltts. lt O. BuI.
,etien alley l... $50 $50 llrs0urlle Re-. ilN lIt
ClfIEIss9 prof.. g. g - Nc-tIAi lIdla- ['2 30
Poi. q. f.r.r b. r. 0u ga.
Government bonds were irm on a fair volume of
business tlc 5-2O- of Io63 beng ln best inquiry 10
I0-5. Coupon new js rose 10 lOU5s. We annex
rLl.Lu. nullntIn.s:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-15

- RnARp-lOI2 OlCLOCK A. ".


SAILS or Stqle BOl5S-Railroad B0ndS-Bark and r.
press Stories
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-15

COTTON MARKETS.
posrON Nov li-Cott0n quiet. Mdding. n &c Low MID
ding ii &C.; Ordinary lOSse net receipts, 4o bales,
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Foreign exchange was weak and nominal rates of
slsr..ag were reduced as below. be selling rates
were on .hc basis Of - 7944fi 50 for sixty days
The Portland daily press., 1877-08-21

Tom Moore's grievance against America is
explained in the last number OF HarpeT's
Magazine. 1t seems that he espoused the
cause of Mr.. and Mrs. Merry, representatives
of the British nation at Washington, who
felt that they had been injured by President
Jefferson in question of precedence. This
biased him against the President, and his low
opinion of America was confirmed when, on
being introduced at the White House, he was
treated with no marked distinction. Mr..
Jefferson had scarcely heard of him, for his
fame had not yet stirred the admiration of
American society. The President had a
habit of casting a cold first look at a stranger;
and on this occasion, standing erect, six feet
two inches and half, he gazed for mo.
ment silently upon the perfumed five-foot
poet, spoke word or two to him and, hav-
ing other and more important engagements,
gave the pretty young stranger no further at
tention. The vanity of Moore was severely
wounded, and he fastened to dear Mrs.
Merry with his sad tale of ''pointed incivilty''
on the part OF the democratic President"
and she honored him with her warmest SYM
pathy. He resolved that the upstart Repub-
lie of the West should feel the weight of his
dispeasure.
The Portland daily press., 1877-08-21

AN associate editor of the st. Louis Globe
Democrat having resigned his position to ac-
cept college professorship, his paper feels
called upon to remark:
1t seems to be the mission of the Globe
Democrat to be training school for theologians
and philosophers of all grades and creeds. Not
long since graduate of our establishment was
called to the pastorate of Baptist Church in
Omaha, where he Is now very creditably pur-
suing his sacred calling. We have just filled
one of the most important chairs in the State
University, and we have several young men
still with us who are preparing for the pulpit
in various denominations.
The Portland daily press., 1877-08-21

WAS the attempt to wreck the train upon
which Lthe President was supposed to be a
passenger the first fruits of the teachings of
the declaimers against ''fraud?" 1t was
thought that that method of disposing of
political opponents was abandoned after its
trial in 1865.
The Portland daily press., 1877-08-21

THE rainy season will soon set in in Bulga-
ria. After that the Russians can only rest
upon their arms; for further operations in the
field will be impossible. They will find some
difficulty too, in keeping open their lines
ofsupplies, and the increasing ravages of dis
ease in their camps are working terrible hav.
oc. Unless an onward movement be made
at once the Russians will not get to the south
of the Balkans this year.
The Portland daily press., 1877-08-21

"PoLAND has risen" is an announcement
which may come over the cable any cay, if
reports from the old kingdom are to be be-
lieved. Ia Russian Poland the peasants are
arming and there is Imuch agitation in Gal
icia, the province which fell to Austria in the
division of the plunder. Only Possn, which
Prussia governs wisely, is quiet.
The Portland daily press., 1877-08-21

The Democrats nearly all approve of the
Presidents Southern policy, but "nary one"
votes for the Presidents party. They will
never see their mistake until the old Bourbon
element is restored to power, and probably
not then.-N. Y. Commercial Aduertiser.
The Portland daily press., 1877-08-21
TO STOCK RAISERS.

AT ameetiDg of the Executive Officers of the New
"A England Agricultural Society, held at Port
land july 10th, 1871 it voted that in class Four
Nos 81 2j and rs, the premiums for sheep should
read instead of Lwo years old and under three" as
advertised in the published Premium Iist-"two
years old and upwards
Also that i'll all cases, the exhibitor of horse or
horses and drivers having paid the entrance fee,
should be entitled to a card OF admission.
iy2Sdtf DANIEL NEEDHAM, Secretary.
The Portland daily press., 1877-08-21
Supreme Judicial Court in Vacation, F.,

Supreme Judicial Court in Vacation,
August 4, 1877.
hereby appoint Tuesday, the eleventh day o
September, A. d. 1871 at two o'clock in the after
noon, and the office of the Brunswick Savings In
stitution at Brunswick, in said county of Cumber-
land, the time and place for a hearing upon the
foregoing petition and for examination of the at
fairs of said Institution; and the petitioners are
hereby ordered to give notice thereof to all parties
interested by publishing said petition, and this order
thereon, three weeks successfully in the Brunswick
aforesaid, and fourteen times, at least, many
different days, in the Daily Eastern Argus and the
prior to said eleventh day of September, A. D. 1871
to the end that all parties interested may then and
there appear and be heard if they desire, touching
if any they have why the prayer thereof should not
be granted.
C. W. WALTON,
One of the Justices of the Supreme judicial Court
aus dl4t
The Portland daily press., 1877-08-21

The st. Louis Times thus parodies the
Presidents civil service order:
Ruthy, may we go home to vote?
Oh yes, Lord bless your souls!
But charge the time against your pay,
And don't 60 near the polls.
The Portland daily press., 1877-08-21
Dissolution of Copartnership.

r HAVE this day disposed of my manufacturing
IL interest in the firm of SMALL & KNIGHT. to
Mr. Frank S. Knight. The business will be carried
on at the old stand 154 Exchange Street, under the
firm name of Small g. knight.
D. F. SMALL.
August 8, 1877.