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New-York tribune., 1877-01-04

DOMESTIC MARKETS.
si ~ 5s A5 ' bc ii, a. 10 M ia f5ur 1vs 10
Io,S 't.i o' t @ % az. az ,I..r,i, aii,rtrg Shipments
T'' , " fra c s-sss ~ 300 bis Flour nn ,'get
o. ID, =. iTo rai, co.4 a.; tJn bush, 7'n"} 80 @ .ri
-rur at - g.. t,,UJ '4si 80 l'H ~, %. "' M -, - i -,
e 7r,.et. 10 bush western IL D. -lc one e d. Peas cn
~. .+ ~,,sa o. a.. IN m ..or in y4trr,-lTi heat,
.g 46. b.s; Bye So. b-.. Foas. S9' bIs4' Malt
$50 ,'sa o2 ,.t'2 ,r ,s ,1 and o,arrs ar. asking
lgtr 10 -ptias t-ii- a. 'o 49, H. & III sl'-
az 1.-' ,S. - : ci'.52 go f 5i,rc, - [ d. 81 II a.
81 T. ', eci Il, !, '',e, I'i4 10 t n ii ;, M u i,r
1l-isr' - e. casl. - 7. F-tru1ry. I.y- ~
efl- g. a7'ar' :. - y, 3 49, an. ar, Ii,t , & ~ ~
pe!s . - ai, d ae. 'iI l- M .lii.., pay @ .11
gu 3D.. 49, r.-i r.- b,.,,, i.,,t.r. c..f
.r. E', .uu' Di' ..il D., @ 's' n.,."' % .'' 3, o.O
Oa.-. -JuU1 n1 ai trr - "ou hus. iarl D. .b 1l
Al Fa'.a e of The n'sl4' !-i ... ..' ~ ~
.. tha " .-i ,ira,.r. ', ,. 'r'n ''' ''
WI !. aa '. '.llr ana ftrl .;e. = 3, 81 As. corn
81 $50 -, l,ri id Jan de.irl ana M HFh & az , , l.'
3D.. irtlp ig.- 4.raald -rim -.t .,i' ii.. Co.
,.r ~ rle- eZ@0e; S.ar el4- s,.',. , Eii,l ii
CIR i''-,. i-t, ID .' % ii ~ 80, -,.irs ..c
ar, onaa 20 II o6 s Tor o'-1e a. Il o.. Hlt,g'
agv io-, r'f ~ 'iA.oA y, 3', % ~, 40 '.'' -! ~ ~.
roret ..goI All ra's %. ,,.., -.., r.--. ,..,,,
IT, 90 g. 'i. % ,''a, -, " @ I.t ,.t ~ y ~
fsl - ;9 s'.c ~ 30 80 10. ' ..' H. ..-.' @ r,i-
D,.s. ~ N-'- - - o'.a it, ~. 'p IL, I.s ,,s %
..sA -lsls or - '-'ia' " ea soo "i'.-i oOfH
- ."s.: ,r',s o. B" IN i,t'1. + ,.,ras yy,,t ma,
"ttr ci.s'a i'-' 80 ao 'l.'' I1Hi' SaS ~ E - io
% i...' ~ ~ fi'' % ,5 - - ,,,,i. d" ,,
&c. b. I'VE Su.yai5 No J. = III. E.Frcy .Tr.si. @
nru.r bot uuf quota ly iieier ur.-d hogs ea.cr lt
New-York tribune., 1877-01-04

request rn maet was shade easier:
demand quite limited willie M inquiry for the home
at 57c Tor New Tns - JED We-,efn Hfyi 5sc tor New
go Grade Ss2e'o-lc lor NeT steamer hixeti
M White southern ana 81 s9sc for yellow ssuher
"a ere & IN htte leiiei iespes a. tG9gi previous prices
stae 42d5lc for wm,e Western and state Be- Tor
a. ilc for White Western 47alyc for Mixed state, and
VITA enly very moderate trade reported at ss 80
1 ~ q, SS - a. , sdsgs - y - o Nv S asa % ~ ~ 70 al ~
a 81 q son --BAN- were IN demand. hodoIs in
Mciiun weIe Snotei at e. IS far c6ace Ee~ MarraT,
Cnoiee New; ~ eoos2 %. California Lima Beans we're
HAl AND sTIiA WTiicre only small ami uunlport-
are nsieais ui,d this fai niaina,us steady prizes
qqcie Hsy-shimang Co 7oc Retail Qualities 76c 81
I'VE ,6a75c ior short iys and 81 Sc Tor 0af '' Iva"
HIDE~-rhcre 5as n very quiri market day sales
90 that arrivals ars heayy prsen, supplies
HOPS rs business Of I'll. market the Is very
We qgo Y.ts. 15asse. Eastern. lsa13c:; Wiscon-
sf0IAS~ Esther ouiy iraipr obhinr buslnesS. and
pi - showed 10 alteration forio Rc A f,1 and =
Naval sTOisEs-In Spirits Turpcn;:ne nothing special
was d'Eo ant prices n2f'oi less nominal Al - 2c Tue
The moderate supplies ecav o me
W c,,I W. = . 'i, g. Sc,sIo 1,r,1.d. a., i.45 so
for Good siTined; - GJa - - ir No : - s0esS y
ct lirri quoted at - Z 50 20, talvesed
IA. 5 taes almost il net entirely no@iaa VII, az aa1r.
tTs also very Gu!' ate Of an9irs exel and rates were
Liverpool nv steam. 5oo ions Provsions as.
Ton =; aa 10 Iandol Nv sa o6 tole F.aur II p ri
10 Glasgow. los lOUJ bbs FOui RI M "a. To HAVE,
Dv sesa 500 boxes Haul Oh lryai" teiulr De eaar-
wit 30 bb Cr.,la r,ocuH a. D. ID. az Amersaa org
J.c1o nj 0, and one 6 80 tons eno- fae u
Cara viii general cargo cu private tcras Baltimore.
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New-York tribune., 1877-01-04
Bankins Gouses anA Bankers.

KOTNYZE BRO7HEH,S. Bankers,
12 VAL ST., Ueac Tork, draW BiLlS
on Eng1ond, France and GermGnyt.
issue Letters Of Credit aDailabLe
throughout the United States and
Europe, ami aSoke transfers Of money
by bleWaph and caJIe. L1UeSlaaent
orders e yecuted in tIe ESehaac@s Of
Teeo York, PHILADELPHIA, BoStoac End
San francisco.
ApDrOoed Securities for safe.
New-York tribune., 1877-01-04
proposal5.
GALE OF THE BUILDINGS erected by the
: ULirrd Government al the Lnteraa.oaI L--

GALE OF THE BU ILDINGS erected by the
- ULitrd Government at the InttTAaio.aI I--i
Of &c --- - ,- ,,-..
Neytmbrr % 1876.
SEALED PROPOSALS are hereby invited foI tc iurrffse
and eboval " the following BIniGlp er'tel tusd
StIas GDvsTrmhnt .ecllom with t1e iEteIla11N
f.xiHhiiitu.
l. Tie Government Building intersection of Belmont and
avenues, LIll! Grounds, url o iFshitd
tuIbc Win iron roof trnss Iet roo an elazsi stle u
form Latin central nave ana a-'es, fDNLph cIi
frl.cpt 5DOlNU feet cuFn!l at Intersection iir ~
lantern whole 30 ilt oe,. Buld- ,o De- SOD
as stands without cx nE SHAFT NJ 0r hNtifrr .fotd
ks, h0sr Apparatus oI D M is f9- ali % 80
after February I, l-t ae l--li o,A 40
received No. l73J = street, Masug"i, j.; G., uuti
D. January IS 1877. when they WI be opened and a' rd
made.
2 Hospital Bull ing north Of above. size 3jx) feet and
st0Ties ligh capacity, - h9slal
beis t0l disiensary, offices, sort room ki'e
re 10 sold it .,a and removed soon alter
February l. possible Stifsbe fOr lara CN"las
prllOs Will be received, as above uut b. H. January ID,
zach biz must be accompanied by certified check Tor 10
OF hd The ch'rk u b i"rieite 70 tue
tovarnmeu; iu ilre nicr should Hegioo rcase 10
complete tie purchase by iu payment within nFe caF, if
not his bid. and work OF ruoye % -
begun untl nl payment = mae" The Government estrFos
the right 20 reject an iUts not deem 'd ,gI-arf0fT
An Desired respect % the Cor nmcu Build
iug hld upon Application 20 uI- olitf or 2" cut
HENRY Mt1CAIFE, l. :. A., at the Building itsslf; m
o. BLldug % hhlat1Bt cIE-Cnu J. j.
WOODWARD Army Mrf ca Musfnm Washington. d. e..
tudJrs-n euyeiope, " BID icr toytrrneut
building as the Dr, a3rssei 20 col
4. FORD, Chairman Board l. s l4tt 20 " lriaIine,
Brcvet Lieut..Col, Z. 5. A. Cha.rrnu Of 3, ard.
New-York tribune., 1877-01-04
Eeqal Notices.

AEW-IORK SUPREME C0URT.-Fpsderick
~ W. Thompson agt jon inna Carolina lhompoi de Nd
aul-Snmmons relel -1D To the drf-ffnant;
You are hereby summoned required 10 sls"er the
ra nd In this acton which wu b. nsd IN The Office II tio
Clerk az the Courthouse lu tEo Ot of
NewY Y0rk, copy Of your answer io tie sad
cou,uoiu on tho subsrrier at oacc Four
a. IN tlr CITY of Nev-Nork twenty DAYS afrr yls
of OF
service; II fail % to SAID cotupigint Wthm
s0resa.d the panr tins action N sryy 20 the
Court FOR the relief demanded the comp antUaie New
NrrF Oct g. 1915. T. Gibbons Plaintiffs AferrY
II " est Ath-st. y y. CITY. deercanl via
please not,e that tie complaint THE artol ths
diy the Office thc Crg of the Gew io SWislDs
Court hUss, In tiie Iigy ~ Newh Jrk
Dated YORK Der. 90 1876. Yours &C. T. Francs Oio
hfsss
New-York tribune., 1877-01-04
! IT = fIIMIN 7 q ID,
FRED. BTITlEFIIIb * Co.,
THOMAS JENNY - Co.,
". p. HAYS.


NOTICE is hereby given. that the annual
meeting the h0lers0 i- Fourth National BANK
% City 0 York Tor the elect or 81 Directors and
Inspectors OF Election Tie ensuing yeLr VIII yr held on e
SECOND TUESDAY l3th january OF JAN AIRY, t-4s
ocack 1t the Banking hJase Of sad Bank IN the
Civ O. EcW-lnIK.
Nocr asp ncrC by given that special or called M ting
o. irr 4 ssd Bank Las boon dulv ci AM
u..il h. at and thf
ta-ilfg
tarff1. o. Nlfiua Bank J the CITY
N,.t,.N H. ~ UIe. 20 ruch nos ess tf4
II Of ,dD LtEE, be, promote u3 Mi'r-t3 ai' q"
Cliiut oI 1.finn % tc Artries
M -...isiiD .aiu Ia b. .rrDy sH ue provided that
me Board Il Directors shal have puNar reduce tue capital
o.. AZ sal Association tflr O.. tr.e such rJ
three million 0 dollars. q VIII ~ tier Judgment
si.i Bank and 10 a0 a 1c,s
re..rr or pipu,r u eject .uch reduction reductions.
Polls : III open lt j. and clos. 81 ] p
ANTHONY LANE. Cashier.
New-York tribune., 1877-01-04

- New.York. 80 Louisa Belt. 49, ENeru;rix &c.. q
John II. Better deceased. Pautin, AGAINST william f.
smith. sarah II. Porter. aud Esnmd !. Perter.
her husband. Defendants Sumn0ns-For Relief. tCom.
net seaycdD To the Defendant william r. Smith You
hereby summoned and INQUIRED - answer the com
plant this which VII be nd n tie Cce ~ t1e
CcrS CITY and County Of NewNork az the Conrshonse
IN said oy a Coly y0uF "a the sad
complaint subs ribef az hls Oihce Ne. y lhaan
STREET CITY within twenty das atr the serfco
OF t OF the such service;
and you ial The sd complaint within the ne
afoTcsad raiutin tns action viii apply to the court
I'm the relief demanded IN the eompainDated NCrg.
July 10, 1876. - -
CHARLES w SANDFORn Plaintffs Attorney.
complaint the aGoye euttied ION a. led "a he
office Clerk o. the Coany Of NewfoTk at his cagu "a
the teCty GoEnty, aua STATE of New Noe
the 10TH day VI Iuy, letsAled Nev 70 X, Dee %
1876. CHARLES W. san f4La1l'4 Aftclnel.
as iaw6vrh
New-York tribune., 1877-01-04

N0nrv was again very sctlve TOD v. and calI
loans opening az 4G7 gold, advanced to lie COM
tbe demand was supplied, balances were offered at
= rer cent Commercial paper is slow at To per
cont The United States Treasurer at Washington
yerelyed to-day S7j0.O00 National bank notes for
reclamation. The customs receipts were 100000,
and internal revenue receipts T250.O0O The fol-
lowing Is she Clearing house statement te-day:
Currency exchanges. SS9,110912; currency bal
sOces. 81 IS. .722; gold exchanges. ~, ,690047
celd balances. S1 GGJ.SS7.
government bonds Were in good inquiry and fair
trade was noted. We annex latest street quota
New-York tribune., 1877-01-04
NEw-yoRk DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY, JANUARY A. 1877

sAing I1s,c, Good Ordinary lie. net rccnips IA
bales gross 2l63 bales; 1896 bales sOcA I21ZGl
Dlies
CHARLESTON. Jan 3-Cntion quiet and firm Middlnc
122c Mddiing. 12i-c.: Guod Ordinary. llis9l Sc
receipts 1852 bales exports IA Great Britain 200
bales TO the Continent So bales saes lSVO bales stock
- ,t2H bales.
AUGUSTA Jan. 3.-Cotion firm miad.inC. II re; Low
Mddng, lsc; Coed Ordinary. l03aalIc: receipts liO
bales. ga bales.
WOOL MARKET.
BuSTOs Mass. 3V qui~t holders Indifferent about
realins fn. heeces III fTn. The eflns ~ ONO and
Pc asyvanss have asa 7c. fOr and XA. choce
AZ aud aloge is hed 5uc. Af and WisCnu8m
from 80 70 E2c Combi and D-inle, 45G55c PA ed dl
aud unchanged In Ca the sales have u 3Dc.
for faI and Spring.
PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET
PROVIDENCE r. l. ian. 3-Fnnfins Cloths firm but quiet
at 4ssc. for best 64z6t goods.
New-York tribune., 1877-01-04

HtyAy, Jln. a.-paUish Gold. us ali9 Exchange 4
good demand unchanged. sugar ge; pres h9Hiha
New-York tribune., 1877-01-04
TIE MARKETS.

rCarcrnH~ rarorIcl iaT THs rn".>-.l
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF Pt3DTcE
FeT NORTH Risfr. TegsslS. ami B1itr0ttl
New-York tribune., 1877-01-04
I2TIEG SlTIgGS INSTITUTION.

No SO WAR4tEE.ST. NEW-yORk
Money Deposited on 81 before jan u draws interest ifom
B.nk open daily from 10 a. N. TO p. N.
C. ID. UEAION. secretary.
New-York tribune., 1877-01-04

NOTICE is hereby given that the annual
= election for DIRECTORS of the LONG BRAN III AND
SEA SHORE RAILROAD co. VII br h,ld at t..- utIca VI
C0mpIuy Gt Long Irtuc1. Nt' rlseg, ON NEDNL>
DAY. t.tc - itl aar 81 5aiuJgy, 1877.
Tli, puils wl 9aea a j. m AMI close 2; . ?. m -
The transfer ~ ti Company viii De- closed on Jan To
al p. m tae otir- nf j. O-lJES Co., - Broad ST.
y. T.. and rtul lened Oh Jan. 3i l1il.
New-York tribune., 1877-01-04

T. .od bonds Missouri 6s sold AZ 1871 and Loais-
;o,ta -,fsos ~ y. e0ch interest. II city bank
srorl. ImrurterS' and IradcTs' sOd az 1S5 ex
dividend. There was an uncgnfm0Ily large bust
ne.s in the railroad bonds the result of the TeiH-
Is.+-,-of the dividends aad interest being col
l....I. AT tie Pacltcs are strong and higher. and
tf S. s-,rn roads held at higher figures part cu-
isr tha milwaukee, and 81 Paul varieties. The
Van.-i bonds are strongly maintained and firsts of
4 g. e. ana 1. are mp o. iO9. The transactions IN
Kew loeN Central CIUp1D HgsiS amounted tO 17O,-
OYt e. liza. There were 2S varieties dcIlt IN.
Ii.c comparative eaTlIil-s Jf the Chicago, ST. Paul
am t ,wruSee bNiiTsad aTe - follows:
f.,- fourth eek 81 D-afalii-r:
IS S-IoGj l~'6-......s $4,000 Dec sj1.2j1
.,- -1ar-t,. 60. i3eterii ct.
-f+tt,t 1ss 0..--. blOU+4 Dec 100. 500
15 .as5-4s ls76. $50 05s.aG7 Dee. se3l777
H--~> ish ~ t!;ttCh are pe. luH the ctHlpous OUc
JaU s on tl,, following 8DHds of tie Central Pacih'
Ra ..ad Company. CcnU#l Pacific ,lndu hac,
- ~-f upU; Western Pacific. S2,I3p.0NO Call
f,r7i .d d Oregon. St 900 600 tnta +3f 81 900.
T.. FiTs NaTjouai lianS cf Nouhcrs has declared
n sra.i-auuu.d dividend If 81 per cent, payable
Jan. H.
dividend II three per ,'Ht. payable ON demand
The following stocks and bonds were sold to-day
q1 li,. tNrAauCe SalesTo IN:
500 r r. -ies fras rrt i 10
.t.0.- N4"li Ga.i. a comm ~
e boo l iv .ll i.H- I-i ~ itI.r3nd Coairany Con -
~.l'lttvl Nor.es-c 7 cent ton4s due Ill 20
$500 Ht.1 .cN company ISL Niult-tEr ~ t.N
b-lis. ate l--,. ef.sr,'I,eed 1J Delaware aud m
% ,.. .. LOO
H rae ort DIt 70 E1ci-u@t icis .------- .SIH'
I-lIr.s Produce t1Ie. ~, >
.I.l.,e, iIoaawa. ius rance Company -
1s.s NArig SD tair1t ooai. ana .-----.@ g .'V4
-u res =, WY vrL 81 slight Co'l --l 81
i.-I.. tig- Insurance Company s5 q
ca sar,s I1avor occurring Jcygiry CO &c 2 share
New-York tribune., 1877-01-04
Gopartnershlp Noiire5.

DI~SOLTTION-The cODartnerRhip berctO
~ fIr existing under frn ~ IIylN60IDN q
i- Is
NeS-l ,rk. Jan 4. 1877. J. T.. TfTT TON,
JOHN JOSIE
New-York tribune., 1877-01-04
METRNP0LITkN SWINGS PANk,

and 3 THIRD-At -, opposite Cooper Institute.
tEIAI.i iLHLD l-J-.
d-TH SFNi-ANNiAL INTEREST.
TIE THT-TI.r~ or THIS BANK have ord Trf th9t in
tl,t ~ tlc re uf SIX PER IN prr aliun oif OF ue
gia1 u ns siz mollns be PAID G,yosiiors On A." III
tel Ju. 10. l--T ~ ..
t.o. a~po- s On before Ian. 10 viii be entitled 70
crest from L.t I-s ot .L.t o IA.
STATEMENT JANIARY l, 1877.
New-York tribune., 1877-01-04

flFFICE of the MANHATTAN FIRE ms.
" CO. IS wall.st An ELECTION Of SEVEN Dikkc
rS,f r tbe nef ensuing VIII place The onice OF
tl,e xuupsuy an A. 1877. oleu FROM ~ n 90
'Ae !. r. CARNAN, Secretary.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-22
GRANT AND A THIRD TERN.

We know Of nothing more absurd than
the suggestions which have recently been
made in some quarters that Gen. GRANT
may possibly be a candidate for q third
Presidential term in 1880. The recent ex-
allied honors which have been bestowed upon
him as q hero and statesman In England
have had . reflex influence in causing
Americans to forget the prejudices engen-
dcrcd by party feeling. He now stands
higher in the estimation of his own coun-
trymen and of the world. than1he ever did
before.
He has had the rare good fortune TO enjoy
a revival Of his fame after 1t had been some
what obscuIcd by political luminosity. For
him, under such circumstances, to agree TO
become candidate would subject him to a
renewal of all the abuse and calumuiation
from which he suffered so much while in
political life. That he would place himself
In such position implies n greater want OF
judgment than can justly be attributed TO
him Besides we had IL from his own lips
that the happiest day OF his life was the one
on which he laid aside the cares OF the Pres
ideDtial Office, and he then expressed de-
termination never to accept n public trust
again unless II should be necessary for him
to draw his sword to maintain the integrity
OF the Republic or defend 1t from n foreign
lue
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-22

At the last session of Congress the estimates
of the Post Office Department for letter carrier
service was cut down from -, llO0 900 to 81 1885,
900 or $4,000 less than the appropriation for
the present fiscal year. This leaves the only
option to the Postmaster General to reduce the
number of carriers now employed or to reduce
the pay of all. Reluctant in these times of
general depression to discharge any consider
able number of efficient men, and at the same
time knowing they were lily paid for arduOus
labors, he some time since submitted through
the pOstmasters where letter carriers are
employed the question whether the letter car
ricrs themselves preferred reduction in their
numbers or a small reduction in the pay of
each, and the replies so far as received have
been all in favor Of the reduction IN pay in
preference to a discharge. In accordance with
this expression by those most interested and
believing II for the best interests Ofthe service,
the public aud the carriers themselves an order
will be prepared cutting down all carriers
salaries five per cent. after July proximo.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-22

We devote so much space to the awful
tragedy enacted in Pennsylvania yesterday
that we consider it almost supeIfluOus to
indulge in extended reflections upon the
event The law has been somewhat tardy
in indicating ITSELF but il has done so, and
in such a manner rs will put q stop to the
appalling crimes of the murdcrous MOLLY
MAduIREs. The credit of bringing these
assassins to the scaffold belongs entirely to
Mr.. FRANKLIN Is. GowEN, the presi-
dent of the Reading railroad, who emf
ployed private detectives, and left
nothing undone to rid the earth of the
hends, ten of whom yesterday expiated
their diabolical crimes with their blood.
There are several more of the gang still in
Jail, under sentence of death. Their turn
will come next. They, too, will pay the
terrible penalty. That this wholesale hang
ing will have the effect of crushing out the
bloodthirsty MOLLY MAGrIREs, we do not
for u moment doubt. But II ten or fifteen exc
cutions do not suffice to destroy the hidcous
monster, let the hangman pursue his trade,
If necessary, until not one Of the iclons is
left alive.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-22
TIE FUTURE OF TIE SOUTH

The platform upon which Mr.. HAYES was
nominated for the Presidency declared the
permanent paciiication of the South to be q
matter of the first Importance. The letter
of acceptance concnTred in that view, and
spoke of peace rs the great need of the
South The inaugural address reiterated
the pledges OF the campaign, and pointed
out 10 the people Of the South that they
could best secure relief by hearty and
generous acceptance of tho results of the
war, and by tho establishment Of honest
and peaceful local selfgovernment, where
by the business interests of that region
could be BEAUTIFULLY developed.
The wisdom Of these principles has been
demonstrated by the test of experience, fol
i'll the short period during which Mr.
HAYES has held his Office the South has
been virtually pacifed and although there
are many things in that section which
might be improved, the outlook now Is ex-
ceedlngly hopeful.
The complete restoration Of goodwill
aud peace, however, will depend largely
upon the prudence and sound judgment oil
the Republican journalists Of the North. II
is particularly important that they should
abstain from the expression of hasty and
harsh opinions upon this subject, so that
inc people OF Tic SOutn may nave u lull anu
fair opportunity to work out the problems
which 50 vitality concern their moral and
political welfare without irritating external
interference. They have possession Of theil
own local governments, and the North can
well afford to give them a chance to show
that they can manage their affairs wisely
and Justly.
The most important result of policy Of
non interference wOnld be the gradual for.
nation Of new parties in the South, growing
out of differences Of opinion as to local in,
teIests; parties which would not be founded
upon sectional issues, or divided by a color
line Human nature in the South is not
different from human nature in the North
and if the now dead issues which grew out
of the war can be buried out of sight, the
people there will divide into parties upon
living questions of present importance. II
is certainly time that our sectional divisions
should &C Use. They are kept alive by bat
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-22

Philadelphia Stock Market.
Special Dispatch to the National Republican
PHILADELPHIA, June 2l.-The III Ice of nnxylvana
Central stock TO day. was 81; Reaf'n9 railroad,
in; Philadelphia and Erie, ~; Ie,lirh Valley nd
Nnrhetn CENTRAL, ~ Lehigl Navigation, i,h Tnited
'Unpanio. Of Now Jersey, ia
Commerce.
BhLrisoRE lnne2i.-Cotton steady, hrm md quist
mlddling. ln.Q I2i,c.
flour. Coal gratles quiet and steady; low medium
hnl and heavy. Wheat hrmer and inquiry more
HCilNsi No, Western winter red, August delivery,
stG Pcnnsylvhnia red, $3.50 Maryland rcd, si. TOs1
In corn-Southern white fhiriy active and lower
yellow steady md firm: Western quiet and n shade
higher bouthnIn white, 6ac do. yellow jSc; Western
mixed, spot, Skt9-SAc; July. SIC: August, Gle.
steamer hbsc. Oats quiet heavy and unchanged Rye
quiet Vt sDgAic. Hay dull and unchanged Provisions
hrm. Pork, fid,lTll6, Bulk mehts-loOse shoulders,
lSci clear nh sides, re. packed 5k67Ac. Racon-
shoulders Glo; clear rib sides, s'ins yc. Hams 10
IL, l4Id-liehned, l0dOsic. Butter dull and heavy,
except nj choice Western grass, which " steady at
lArlsc Petroleum dull and nominal crude, he: re-
aud steady TT Sill =
Reoeipts-fiour, Ito barrels wheat iioo bushels:
corn, x,Jo hlsl,cis oats 1000 bushels. shipments
Corn, III W. bushels. ID" IF.
NV Y9sk, June al-Cotton quiet and hrmer; up
lands llAct Orleans, ne. Sales OF l,ts1 bales
Consolidated net receipts. G bales. Expors-tireat
rltain. Ibt0 bales; France LOO bacs Continent 100
bales Channel, 3,ss bales.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-22

AT THE meeting Of the Police Board yester-
day GATCHEL rs usual wanted to whitewash
without a hearing. 1t was in the case Of
Lieutenant AUSTIN and the charges preferred
by Mr.. DICKSON. Major RICHARDS reported
that the statements were so conflicting that he
thought It best to recommend that charges be
preferred so that the case could be properly
tried. Mr.. GATCHEI, however, thought that
the statement of his officer was sufficient, but
Messrs. HERR and SoMERvILLE had the good
sense 10 see that that sort of proceeding would
not satisfy the public.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-22

IT WAS rumored yesterday that Mr.. WELLS
resignation as District Attorney had been re-
quested. This Is good rumor, and we hope
Il may he speedily verified, for we want man
in the District Attorneys office who can prose-
cute criminals to conviction. and this the pres
ent incumbent Of the office has never been
able to do. 1t Is true he captures a few min
nows, but the big fish escape through his net
Mr.. WELLS valuable services should not he
lost to the country. He would make a first
class detective and should be so employed.