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The Loss Of n Poor Family who were Turne1
out Tor Non-Pnyment OF HINT.

On the LIST inst Marshal Goldatcln put the
furniture Oi John Callaghan laborcr OF 33s East sixty
third street out the sidewalk CaliHghan being indebt
cd fo quarters rent Calaghan AMI his wife and four
children remained In the ROOM without fire food er-
cept what little the neighbors almost as poor rs the a.
selves gave them and most OF their furniture
rilt unguarded during tho nght-disapneared on the
4h Caiaghan secured part OF cabin the cliffs East
seventy third street and early next morning he went
out leaving 70 his wifr the removal Mrs Calls
gan went into the nd uriug house to wnrmher babe and
herself leaving her eldest daughter. Agnes ton years1
age outside ~ the guardian O the furniture when Mrs
taarhnn returned To her cabin. about quarter Of an
hour later Asnes could not he found Mr. Calashan
said yesterday, that the loss Agnes completes her
wreichednc>s. Her husband, having been DISCHARGED
from the employ Of the city street 1sr
months ago, has found no Vsficr work While than
snow shONclinp
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The Associated Pres. Report.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 16.-Thc following are
the resolutions acted upon 10y the Electoral
Commission in their secret session this alter
noon. and aftcrward reported 10 counsel.
Mr.. Hoar submitted the following:
O,',,'j. Tla, the evidence be not received
Mr.. Abbott offered the following as sub
stiiute:
much ol the aci n Louisiana e.ahli-los IL, turning
HoaA lor tat state /, unconstitutional, ami the acts o
the sail II, tufnin. Board ai. void
This was rejected 10y the following vote
..YrA,-Nesr. Abbot. .BMaM, clifford, Field. iunton
Payne. ant 1hurmnp-I y,, r.,.,.
atid. iloar Miller Morton aud strcns-s.
Mr. Abbott offered another substitute a. fol-
lows which was rejected by the same vote;
~ T. luruln. RoarIo OF LoaI-iana, a ihc uuc oi ,anve.
ie tm compiling the vote OF TINT sate At tia hast ccc
%, t"ta,,hils /, IN III, ti% I wa. eomro. of i'ur
,-on- OF ou political party inst ad Of n'e person. o
I4lcl,.t .atuoN
Mr.. Abbott of red the following suh-tltute;
& ii' s he fs'Se ad. e.S G " g. I'ss ls95 ile
council io. M, ob,ctof, To .crAlyates Sos ami s.
R,Jcciod by the .alnr vote.
Nh Abbott then offered a fourth substitute, a-
follows:
H-l,A Thit testimony tending to show ina, ti.c .o
ciltt Rcturnus Board ol Lou.iana ild No. i'm, t..
ca'as, ue votes Tor electors 'or n, dcnl ami Wee
President s "dn-'sbl
E'irot-d hy the Same vote
Mr. Abbott offered = NTH which was REJECTED
'y tho same vote, which was as follows.
uS os,@i @ lo1ra. T. i, S, ni @ & i'1' ausle
,,e & - "Ii l tc Hi' "isedn m rT,''I q "a, ,.'r, o,
iuni' unuiauon and violence at or mean r., rtan poll.
lniin certain parishes Mc'e ais and mor,e''i amt
uoa a'( hal@b5' Of SAID E,t,ems H"ari ,ba 'a,d
iiui, 10 he isl.c and loisc ani MAJ non ,ncl ,ia
mcnt, and HiidnN't' Mrte wtig IN r inunncr or form
u, and nmlpnN ~ ana riu'e 90 cuitI-s or o'in
pile iaorc than lm.\'ocs ,a-. as Is sAo"n D. Oh.
Commissioners rsoi r. E~-iol
Rejrrt"d iy tho sumo vote.
Nj Hunion offered ~ sixth snlet'tuln.
h..t,i that e,ldrnce. he rc'cnod TO lr.,o-u r
,,inlcr usi NJ, shown hl the return mndc D., No., n
.. sinners Of Election lor mid polls Hni vouus rn
thst tie SAID Returning BoaI nc'el even Wctll.d -
,'.on,rs oi Eieoii"n, hut NAT said RiaiAn- E,i,l
only pretended 10 canvass the returns made h! he state
sucr,isor'oi Registration
REJECTED hy the same vote
4 seventh substitute was offered by Mr..
Blyard, as follows;
Behd Tint NO ger,oe holins oq onloG Of ir,H or
an eleclor snd mat nn' g9mmi.,lon wll wcehe ,r.
S1ss 'f@ei 70, e. 'fy 10 ia c, '' by
81. 'Jusiu'"9 Fiod' oifercd tho eighth and last
substitute, as tnlioW-.
A.u',' That ip the opinion Of lnc commission @i
co.n.rl ior oh o,ior- 40, ! amt offered toIro,e
This was also rejected 10y the same vote. and
T. question ~ the original ord"r submitted 10y
M M Ii ~ T. ,ii" ' "l nD,}' Ih"' 'I' e''""'
Ml Paynrmo,od lo strike out the word not"
N,E"t"l lN lNr H"mr VOTE
and il WUe aloN i l> thr following yot"t
.h.A,-Nr. Bray E lnnni. fchushN>'n GAr
Nv 81 .,i, ,i 4, or' Tsn. t0all. a.lluto.
r,nc. aud ID,,tnu-7
Nt.rf'u.o,n H-iou lal l.op raa.hoi d.. 'lc
YD,. .gI. qplsn VIZ 0lm.nJ anl ule
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MoS,r-. Clark 4 sonmnn received four de-
,rai,h.' nom st. John'' and il'n"S, .i,idsy. Chat
leave Muc loNit pf tAa u'c of tnc u,.ins steamship
w,.icd ashore 0, M ,.l.i a. \, "a fonuil.ni ,.,,u
nit. no'n rlao,nnr ll''or 1tetc wrrr chhiu tigt.
hrkh.. o tripr ru4s u o,r. AMI u lit hlW, marked
"nNo ircmNcll n, tin.Mrl !. su.rl-rd o. have
81 ngL nn - Mari etAic. 0n the nui "i l"nnaN, caps
e NuN is twenty i.lN indies west ui NtW hNNt, Mutle
thV Gl g4e " ,htultpn Was Vlrtstl
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Several Whit fish from Lake Michigan arc
Thc Roy. Chaunroy Gllc- viii deliver the last
ulc sw,i,nicrsioN cnarth 10 'a',,ow c'cuins
RI IRS h9l} 2fq man found in }Go Ea'l rycr a
i,S Grc c'Gs s6dis ,',a Ia. n,,0.tn l'naaJi i '''N
ci9, G9 " ;ut, kS \, wGa va, an appcIGr IN tn: ths
sMol S,s,,iia, a"i sa,- sidr"'u'
=, The Eirlr' evening" s,,hool ia Lm -trcN Ms.
r,u; pr'.sli '''iM' q r. p, 'ili t.l- W"u.dn N, fni 4
In ana her e,o..,,- uion ilr l"l,, wo1,puc,
IAe Smlc -em .'nPgS pci ,.oi q thr caa- ,S5 %
A'',ef ,s % a,aa.. e a the G' gS.' 'f n" 9oii ai. {"
o sIaas a q vi vi & &G,a.I h, a, s3. o5. l.'c,F l2dSGg
s;ee, ,'o aa @ Sfs.,ias ~ hu on G,e onSr,, o is
ordeilN conduct
Thomq- Connolly Of GrcenYyi.,h. MA yS,ter-
el Nalr aga - Nc', va, uh' 'rt rom home AMI vas
@oko,t@ Ncw York
The steamship John 7. Best, which arrived
,s.c Of twenty one day., THo mcd w,Ic iuurcj t.e
hum room slo,e ~. sYd u'e blunnee ani chart loon
The managers Of the Thirteenth Street Free
Pommist}o er Mom.n haye r wg.l to '.npgg, ,,n
hruN W" ~ NE umN nrn1ed balance ' Vlr rlun
thalitl,s and Correction
OnlecrS Horace GAYLORD AMI Owen Mean,
non who, while watching iWN NI Is MNi.ht! VM
had been s',@d IN an ilct sun fori' 'i rect near
Milk ihs Wa.t,y ve'iras ,'ried aaay' wcrSdsm''s
ed ilom Tie lols' Aestc.d'S
Jsrry & "Tlor Of f4itqa ti "a sr'ri @ Ara s Fsi
ANA lon- slnn o.. i''li street lnl mld da,cug, Nile
nnioNu harhway from me pirl ,t,r, 30 .l.. IA o
mnut auI NDle seriously nur,d.
WSmaC Gnegapd, as tru99'o"of 4, g. Gan.'.rry
%y 'eTi5 s'S,g" 70 ,1c ,''''s Si p 0 .,s. IL
uusiers, Tor lrum al.2'' 30 So u,N. "is.l liel
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LiwRENcrpuRG Ind, Feb. 1G.-On Tlc-lny
afternoon little Fanny ftllol, daughter of Albert rllot
in Ri.inf sun mi was buried In the graveyard, about
half mile from town fcarin- LolA -uaiD Dl.r.. uu
Ma,o. u Rising sun ordered po,, of IA. watch thr
-r,,c lurns the n.h l-norinl of lhc ol lrr ihe t
oi l,,rhvcd also dispatched oumIlnN ol m,n iar u-
.amN llrri Ihe tNu phrN. Mct ThllNis rNtN, mi.
tshlng the MAYORS rl ior hNdA snat. hDr up,ucd fire.
winch WNs returned. lr.ulun. in -fliln-lN NNNil.nl
nni, Sulnors in iie ANA. anl lh 4nl iln4 Nl 4 b. l
iu IA iii Wuiil in ii, -ir oi Jp-t pi lNiU.
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Minister Barthoidi's Successor.

Mons. Max Outrcy. the newly appointed Min
i-ier from France. WIN succeeds Mons Bar,holdi Al
Washington. arrived IN the stcamap Cainnd yesterday
no was formerly First secretary Of the Legation IIu
vii, Miss Helen Russell, daughter ot William Ensscn
WHO lived ia Broadway, near Bond street She l.
Mr. Chas n Russell Frrsi o the bank Of Com
m,Tcv and cousin OF Col Delaney Kane
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WAsHINGToN Feb. lG.-A committee Of Re-
publican Cons and Others from Loui-ana waited
upon the President tods, tu ask hm to recognize tic
Packard Government now that the decision
Of tho els toral trihnnn has been favor
nhlr I" uc R,puhlenhs In that Slatc rhc
President hlH ever itchur, Cor the protn take
Ht don fuNar dispatches received her, nom Sew IN
leans sine lc dta ilnn ~ te III, tinr" 'uu,-'uu u-
breu pronul- indicate turiU nj state of the
public ulnd Hu1 Nilrsp4rAi yea rul dissatisfaction
AMI IN snuiou over the verdict
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employed by Mr. William wn.c.. provision dealer In lie.
hokcn. had his skull fractured with brckbat thrown by
Thomas Welsh, N"ung man whom he had elected irom
his >.tsh Yesterday aitc rnuon brow died o his fyu
rics Welsh was released s the time Ut the occurrcuo
IN $500 baiL lie gave himself up last evening,
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THE LirEsr orr wonLD yEEs.
Relief for the unemployed Ia France The
state to Purchase siik-.

r,Rr- Feb. 10Th" Government ho- -uh
m.uci to the chamber oi pepuiic, Proposition g. ap
ptnpri,e Sluupl TIM rur, has, h iho star ri ~
i,i in Lyon, IN ufltr a. -ltr W.T.. ffliei o. M
,uneuns operator, who hAvc been WA lni 90 ,ni .
%
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Alexander Hartow cashier OF the TishkIn
National Bank was arrested Nce' rliv uu Cinreu q
cmbeIllnS between sto"vl and s1u0b' VI the bsnks
mJutA.
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Tsr,rr,.nu. Dea,,.ncy u,r Approved.

NAsHINGIoS. Frb. ld.--Inc President APP
proved the b.l plusiiu- Cor d,aclcu., az tc aplro
puhuon icr uo iull., pnnun- and hniin;, wlioh re.
dutr- fhc rlnpcr.tt ~ ,HinrnsiillS iioni a. tu So
cent, peg UioWnl cas- and % At- aI hous ly tame
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Knocked Down with II Loaf.

T. A. Meyer baker was attacked on tho
Ua,kensaCk plank ruud enriN Yesterday hN two ils
struck one ct tOc mcn viii long hal o.t and knocked
hlIi oil the wagon
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LoaDoS Fell. Ia. -1hr Fnap"irr TODAY -aya:
"ltl announced ua, u,. In. KmlWas trust. So L.,c
NOV u ttiuNl lr,sgi,tt f Hss ut- N a. i'i ''i- h
llu uurtsf hnulh' 'ldtl- ~ ..foA-,tN un 'ltle
/ .I
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WAsHfNOToN. Feb. tG.--Srcrctar, Moirll con.
uNi. tu lmIrntV stn4iilN ", b. now ouAltll upi o'
lannr Hui Il I, cNieli,d that Doe vlu seouhc il, le.
stored 90 li- usual good h,a'ti.
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"Nturn nu-L,G,re' the oldest ami most
-lr.ri \ ~ NurN -.ii
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JOTTIN0s .iHOrT rOUN.

,lder brisk northwest winds, with clear
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Gees. ~ ppt4 Now song ou Chorus.
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Relrr,"d hy tho same vote.
Mr. Hunipn offered u sixth 81

H-"h,i that c,ldrncc he received TO pr,Nc-u o.
vote. tI-t and given at Tire said election u a." IN
,,inlcr asi As Shown hy the return mudc lN t' f
..iuners III elton ior mid polls amt VOTING p'Hlr~
sod -Wtc hHse never been compiled nOt ,HnNa-'d rr
That tic snId Returning Buard never even prctlfd
compile ur canvass the r,t'1ns made iN the siii tou
u,.iunfr, ul Election, hut that said NiNlin- Eit
only pretended 10 ca,a,' the returns made h. the STATE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-03
oyFICIfI REPORT NEB-YOPE HTvEG STOCK 2
tyAYGE SALKS NOVEWBER 2, 1871
FrIplY. Nov. 2-P. VI.

The stock market to-day the duliest and least
interesting known for long time. With the aggre-
gate of transactions not exceeding 81 900 shares. of
which IL j. safe TO estimate that fully one-hah sln-
uly represented the matched orders, there Is
little scopc for comment. Few stocks were wanted,
and few were offered for sale. IL prob
ably was fortunate for the maintenance OF
price. that few stocks were offered. At the opening
none Of that anxiety 20 buy was exhibited, which
appeared in yesterday closing proceedings ana on
a duh movement prices yielded traction. Laief
there were several spasmO1c attempts TO force me
market into some degree of activity by the bidding
up Of prices. But although prices were made
higher. the efforts TO create any enthusiasm proved
to be failure Lake shore, as the leader,
after selling at GSl236S4 was pushed up TO
90 bid. vet there was no excitement, and
there were few buyers. The stock, which il was IN
tended To sell AT 69'sG69as, still remains on hand,
with the addition Of the quantity which WAS bought
al 90 to make market. The closing figure was
only GSa, The Granger stocks all opened at prices
below those bid for them last night They showed
some recovery from the lowest rates OF Tie day but
were offered at the close tonight below the bids of
yesterday.
The weakness of the Chicago and Alton common
stock for some time has been subject FOR remark,
and without satisfactory explanation Ofcourse the
small sales Of investors affect the price OF such "a
stock materially. But why are investors selling it !
Yesterday there was a sale Of $4,000 of The per
cent bonds Of the Louisiana and Missouri
River acknowledgements by the Chicago
and Alton Company-at s2i9. This price excited
comment. The Louisiana and Missouri River Rail
road, lO0slo miles. is leased by the Chicago and
Alton Company but was actually built by IT, and
bonds authorized to the extent OF $4,000 per
mile. This permitted an issue Of only LOCI bonds
Of $1,000 each for the road completed. But
there have been issued and are outstanding about
81. 100 GOO bonds, or about $4,000 per mile. Some
time ago the New-lork Stock Exchange
declared al bonds of the Louisiana and Missouri
River Line numbered above 1901 were not
Z good delivery. But this does not affect
tie responsibility OF the Chicago and Alton Com
pany for the whole ISSUE on which IL continues 10
paw interest aud the proceeds Of which ID received
and used. Naturally. the question Is asked, For
what purpose were the proceeds of the $500, 900
oyerissue used The supposition Is. that the price
OF the Chicago and Alton common stock has been
influenced by the sales OF inside persons. who
pos,s.ss know ledge of the cOnpanys true condition.
which Is not fully shown by its continued loss in
EARNINGS Ii l. known that FOR several days meet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-03

NEu.YoaK Nov 2.-BEEVEs.-Arrlvals a. cara At SIX
te.hs and p at Jersey city making l2l Totl
week. weather being very doagrresbs lively marcel
not looked FOR yci The supply u cattle that
who wanted " buy came cary scanned the various yards
Of cattle in hurry bought what stock suited them.
stand out ~ the heavy rain and discuss the
price very long. bui came 20 terms ~ as possible
Thus al the cattle al Gth-st 10 n thoutn in
Tie later az Iersy CITY The stock today composed
principally o krntgcky ant o1 which wls only ordinary
C6iorsdos were at Size, So About 30 head OF
tie yesterday for natives lie average
price OF Texans and Co.oraos shows hte advance which
sales day % Texans Coioados az 75c 55 r.
and 40 DO 1T She Average Sc against 7c on ves
20 al e oil IS n Isl De- pa 81 .na 81 81 b 40 a. &C.
50 IS at Che % al gaze $50 at lOc 81 az i0ci ali 81
n 81 at t9';e. - al Ig,.e' ID at lei nearly All q Is
an inferior quality Of eattie yesierday,
r. G. Eastman sold al ooh-st ~ Colorado lO72 D. at se
6c 30 I24l Is at 9e 81 Rentnefy Az H. al ioe
H. = BgrehaEi sold for Rankin & Thompson II Missouri
LAP ~ al &C. % ~ 81 Illinois LIS h. l0c 70 for
ellis Brown sold for T. Blun Illinois l5I H. Al qe
IS H. lees each IS o. 2el n a. &C.; ls do 1872 n at
s ssS lees q '''" ''O"l i state i2d' b. al so
ceon Thompson sold for Rankin Thompson 50 Illinois
Lbs b., al 9e % d. for C. r. Reynods 70 nlnos ISS2
UIsrr s Cary cold for Gea Bros lIs Kentucky s.as.
Ialenbect Davis sold % state Bulls $40 a. at GAG
sesn Quo TIT D. AZ oe 5 5srey Say Tor sond
y.c ny, l,435 o, al loo; do IA h. az Zoe IA do
l.s6S IO1se+ DO. ,426 h. AZ lie All 81 NJ fo.
becker Long, 10 NY 433 ID at o. So r; Tor IIodcman
1887 n t9-.e 56b lees 81 each 10 do 1852 b. at Toe
i,4ss n, al lOsc. 49,
lO.e. 50 IL l,5l2 ~ al i0Ise I6 DO So b. at
II &C .. % 40 l,O1s D. al II sc Tor W. Norman. II
No. at sac o. h rs d. I272 h. AZ ~ - '"'' '-''
a. Goldsmith sud foT Brgss Co., IL ohio LIS D. at 9ca
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-03
BRITISH TRADE REPORTS.

LIVERPOOL, Nov. 2.-The circular of the
Liverpool Cotton Brokers Association in its reView OF
the week SAYS Cotton has been quiet throughout the
week. and business was comparatively limited
Quotations In some instances have declined. American
was in moderate request. and with free supplies Is
partially had Isi lower sea Island Was steady out
sales were small. futures only small business was
transacted Some times there considerable desire
TO sell The market closes fiat at decline OF o82 70 16d
leading grain circular "The markets since last
report have been very duh, with trade at decline
from pence to shilling per quarter on
English and fully shilling on foreign wheat
supplies which for tie present and immediate future
apear excess Of the demand although the STOCKS
az nome and leading ports announced yesterday SHOW
considerable reduction within the past two months.
Here and in neigbOring markets since Tuesday there
has been limited business in wheat at decline OF
one penny per GENITAL. Corn has moved steadny
ut previous rates. In this market to-day lhere
was only q moderate attendance OF buyers. wheat
moved slowly AT decline Of penny red line white
wheat supporting previous prices Flour III moderate
request unaltered rates Maize In fdf ueahd ~ INC
cuTTencies OF our last report"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-03

BALTIMORE Nov 2-Coif0n quiet; Niiding. i0lic. Low
MiGdng lOi2c.: Good Ordinary lO'sc sross recagt.
spinncrs 200 bales stock 1907 bales weekly receps
I066 bales; gross 62j7 oao exports - Great Bri 30
bales coastNise, 5000 bales sales, l,7S1 haies
MiddlnR iO'isc Good Ordinary. lol net receD.s 5fl2
bales: exports Ia France 5000 bales saee 500 bales sio
200 bales weekly ne; receipts. 2ee95 bales; exports -
Britain, 2f9O bales - France, 1901 bales cOas
1874 bales sales. IL 500 bales - -
CrNciYsArf Nov. 2-Cotion quiet Mifdine 100. Low
shionenis 56s nsie sses. Is bales, sioe 2 o5 6ass
weekly receipts, 4,i6S bales shpmonts fOS5 eacs sa
GALvysfoS Nov cotton duu; Midnilng i0s,ss
Mddbng. 10 ~ Good Ordinary 9a,snet rccgpts, 1S
bales; gross, 3jOj bales exports cossiEls 40 bales
sleek go bales weekly let receipts 1902 bales grs
o0O b4T... f,p1rfs Grral Ilriflr mono.
LOUISVILLE Nov Cotton steady. Mfdlny Io'.cs
wefkl receipts lsS bales sales spnhers bales = X
NSaPms Nov. cotton steady. fair demand; aiidnn-
lOs-c receipts 1858 bales shipments lO3o bales, sse
Loo bales stock 2i.6OJ bales weekly receipts 1904
bales shipments 1874 bales; sales 1900 bales
SRTORLEANs.NO NOV. lotion 1Tn, good demand hiloluE
lO'gci Low Nihung l0sc. Cool Ordinary lOc net re-
cepts 2f24 bales gr0ss 1921 baes oNpos 20 Great Brit
ain 2Jg5 bales: sales $3.50 bales st0cs 1884 bale ~ecy
receipts 80 % bales gr0ss 6It bales exports 10
Continent S9i bales. coast ie oSl baos haes zsiJD
bales.
Nddng, II 80; Good Oudinary lo'Gc. not Iecepts ID
bales gross gbaes sales 93i bales stofs. 92s3 halos
weekly receipts LIZ. b2es gros 1911 Dfesi rhioits -
Great Britain, s56 bales sales 27i2 bales sliAner-, 2t3s
SAVANNAH Nov Cotton s,eaiy Improved demand I'D.
dung llci Good Ordinary, lOf not receipts, ln2n ba
gross 552O exports. coistw-e, 1.t35 b.ss sales s5b
bales; Stock C3I3. bales, weekly receipts 49, bales
gro .alGI bales; exports % Great Britain, lOf' Jaes
LOUIS Nos. 2.-C0tt0n dali M.4dling, l0icc; Low
Mdding, lOhc Good oniin1y 9'c. receipts 20 bales
weekly receipts l0s63 bales shipments 0jO1 oales. saic
3,Gl4 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-03

-,.-rsf.r.,ta orfers g5c
bbIhfUTGs RSD cHEMiCkIs-Qniet, UNCHANGED Opium.
g Gg ' AG5 s1a% s 81 vi ip sc
- 90 - ~ ~ 81 G css,ly,r 52lol5 Lc gold;
:nglsh sofia II p 81 so; Gausne - l2 "a
Powder s ~ 49, currency Cho.ate Potash, Isle.
10 yp1ergreer end % Tor Peppermint. tin. - 90
IS IN glass ieIeanot 70 4Os5 40 ien'9n - 80 e,se'
So 80. and sicily. sI6y6sIlo 3 'on Ereot. 35e
manly ~ i In buyers ha1ds without material change in
irce Tolsl sales 10000 bbl.. City Mil EXira lor
West Indies. F8 Oaf5 90. II which 700 6bis ior
fIe; 200 hbls. Low Craze Extra 800 obls: Me
eam Liza; ana 5i1SV Patent ad %auesoia EIsras
ruled quiet and FIRM quo.aiois ior %. 30. o. z, 70
r. Fair Exira state 4O0s5 so Fair TO Choice - 65S
81 e, 81 Sass 25 common 10 Good Extra s.
80 l0 Good u Choice 80 l5as7 80 Mnncsota Extra Rye
Patent $3.50 90; Low Extra, - t54s5 20 -. LOUIS
EKtr Goanos to GoG ,rss 81 yOaG onet and About
sOUTHERN FL0U n shade easier les active
Fs5 t f5H9 o %s{I as ann 800 ~
char eed Meal q,et 81 "a 81 II per lco b.
vaaiei C5c9aiet, hrm; GEORGES . ~ as 20 GEsad
lax shore split Herring g 81 - Box Herring quiet IN
FOREIGN FRUITs-S jobbng trade. steady, m
changed l-77 Prunes scarce as vet STOCK Od haAkl
IS 90 bEs layer kaisins 81 45asl 30 Tor Old s2g
81 o s5 Ae GSo; S, s Sss5e "a 0Ss % Da S
d n Sc: currnni, New 7Fe7 ec.; cilron, Lesnora lGa
e. q
Laneuedoc 22e. shele :5s025e Princess So Jordan:
sielleC 4Oc II yiea, - ac; WalhGts JS
ixlc; Fiberts lOGl Pigs smyrga 5lsol2e Nuts Bra
gl ai.c. Sarnes half boxes, l50l9Zc; quartcrOtH-
I3di3isc Lemons - 75aS5 box Jamaica Oranges s1G
: Dol. 1880, ,. HI
ters CITY mes Inclined hold OIL business mainly specu
iatye Total sales, l0o bush ineiudins OOo bus GA
SPOT; NO ana migrated Spring u q sGsl - 80 MI.
waukes ii ~ No. MINES Ia 81 81 Ungreded Winter
Red Western. 81 IS No Winter Rsa Sl35'asi SO NO
Winter Red * White state 81 50dtl 5Zi NO Aul-
b.r 81 40: No White. ! 20; Extra White Michigan. 10
arrive II 81 NO. . spring. November, 81 27ssl y
closing 81 25ia bid 81 q asked do. December q so
ii 81. closing 81 2s 10 WINTER Red No
RY y qaieL nominal 7)sT2e. western 7ea5se state
HARLEY dull slightly buyers firm Caasds, 10 9s,c barley
Mali quiet Encl ugei.-.. CANADA pas quiet SO sc
bn5 t;reep Peas nm II 85GSl 90 southern Black Eye
Peas steady 81 G5as2 10 per bush. bag OK
WHEAT DUN. 62c....-. CORN about I. Loser; business
snTT SPECULATIVE Total sales 1877 100 Uush inollng AZ
COO bush spo NO c closing at co e migrated
kfixed de. White Western. 65c. Steamer MiA-
"a Novemb.r oiosing SOC. bid. 90 &c asked De
eenilsr GOise.. closing tOsc. bid, CO'sc. asked
January. scohe7 closing COS od 80 Is sssea 10
cefnher 81 SC closing ,se bid 62e asked January G2se
bid Csc askea OATS d1i ssles i9o bus 10 s SyS'
sIssSIse; No. !, .fEED about steady 40 aad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-03
ETHIOPIAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LoynoS Nov 2-l2.o =. Consos 96,5s for both money
and he account bonds four aud hell PER cents ~
1875 fOSs Tenorties coupon. 1851. New hvcs lt6t
Erie Railway shares l2l9 Illinois Central 1917 fehhsy'
yania Central. OCH. - oc- g..
I0SDOs Nov % p m-Consols 96H for money s6'ls or
OF discount for three nohths blhs
~ the open market s0J'- cent which "a ~l = per
below the Bank 81 England rate faf3 autces Iuno
five Der cent Reues 80 centme for the account
LONDON. Nov $3.50 D. m.-Tbe Hnouut 81 builyn gohe
Of England balance today Is altVVV Ario
Railway shares l29- 80 -, .- oe,
LONDON, Nov 2-385 p m.Consols sO.le Tor money ~
quote I'VE per lOJ francs % eeniines Tor
account.
LONDON Nov. 2-i30 p. MI s bonds, New hyes 700 a.
Railway shares 1875: fino Central 75s4 fehh7yNa
mia Central. 29i.: New-JeTsey Central, 10. -
PARIs, Nov. 2-E1ciange London 20 francs 10 Ceb
times sight specie The Bank Of France mas
decreased lilOo coo francs during the past week