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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-03

GrXCELSIOR CROQUET,
IL LADIES' FAVORITE,
Professional Croquet,
london Club Croquct
lndestructb!e Croquet,
"Vexillo," or the Improved Metatd Of Play
ing Croquet
At FRENCH'S, S. King street,
ETHEREAL mildncsS" and all that sort Of
thing is upon u.s. and CHOQUET is now in
order. In anticipation Of tho noarness Of gen
tie spring. and that might be able to meet the
large demand which is sure to come. have
purchased and have on hand one Of the best Sc.
ected stocks Of Croquot in this State. The sew
eral styles hsvo better Balls, Mallets, Wickets
and Stakes for less money than any other make
havo any knowledge of: 10 parties living in
the country it will afford me pleasure to give by
letter any further information.
Price for this splendid line of Croquet from
81 por set Of eight Balls, eight Mallet;, Wickets
and Stakes, to Sl5 for the finest sets in Turkey
lockwood. Everybody should examine this
Croquet before purchasing elsewhere.
sp Is GEO E. FRENCH.
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VIRGINIA: In the Clerks Office Of the Cor
Y poration Court Of the city OF Alexandria,
on the 18th day Of April, 1871.
John Saunders VS.. William D. Edison, Sarah
Saunders, Daniel Suffer, Charles NJ. Suttef,
Sslle Saunders Willism Saunders, Albert
Saunders, Charles Saunders and Hannah
Saunders his wife. John p. Townsend and
Msry S. Townsend his wife, Sarah Saunders
and he. brother Samuel e. Saunders, joseph
Saunders and Mary p. Saunders his wife, Ma
W +. Saunders, John II. Saunders, j. Doug
las Saunders and his wife, (whose nsme il
unknown) Lucy Saunders, Joseph Q. Talbot,
Richard l.. Talbot, John S. Talbot and
Charles I'll. Talbot. (of whom Charles NJ.
Suffer, William Saunders, Albert Saunders
Sarah Saunders and her brother Samuel g..
Saunders, John Talbot and Charles II. Tai.
bott arc infants undor the age Of tWcnty.oNo
yoars.) In chancery.
Memo. The object Of this suit is TO obtain q
decree for tho partition in kind or sale OF the
real estate in tho city Of Alexandria, Firginia,
of which John Saunders died seized, and tho
distribution Of tho proceeds OF salo Cf sold
amongst the parties entitled thereto in proper
ton TO their respective rights therein.
appearance and given security according
to tho act OF Assembly and tho rules OF
this Court, and it appearing ny affidavit
that they are not residents of this State II
is ordered that the said defendants appear hero
within one month after duo publication Of this
order, and do what is necessary to protect their
interest in this suit; and that copy of this or
der be forthwith inserted in the Alexandria Ga
zette, newspaper published in the city OF Alex
dria, once week for four successive weeks, and
posted at tho front door Of the Court House Of
MORTON MARYE, Clerk.
A Inert Smart H. a sD l3-WfW
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Sl.5 -DEaWIuS pOSitlNcIS ouNc opIH, 1Oit ouo
every three months thereafter.
CERTIFICATE OF SUPERVISORS OF
DRAWING.
This is TO certify that the first drawing Of the
kentucky Cash Distribution Company took
place on the 9th of December, in Maj Hall,
Frankfort, Ky, in DIR presence and under orr
immediate supervision.
We further state that every ticket and part Of
ticket which had been sold were represented IN
tho wheel, and that the drawing was fairly and
honestly conducted. We further state that we
had no interest whatever in the enterprise, nor
Any connection with tho samo except in the
character of supervisors, whose solo duty was TO
protect the interest Of the ticket holders and to
preside over the drawing.
Hon. Alvin Duvall late Chief Justice Supreme
Court Of Ky; James g. Dudley, Chairman
Board of School Trustcs; Grant Green, CASH
cr Farmers Bank Of kentucky Hon. 81. Nj
Major, Public Printer State Of kentucky a;
Hon. Thomas N. Lindsay, President Farmers
Bank of kentucky; Hon. Thomas G. Jones,
Clerk Of tho Sunromo Court of Kentucky;
Judge K. A. Thompson, Presiding Judge
Franklin County Court; James q. Crockett,
Clerk Franklin County Court.
Renittances can DO nado by mail, express,
draft. p. o. order or registered letter, made
payable to q. ". Barrow ~ Go.
All communications and orders for tickets
should be addressed to e. W. BARROW &
CO., Courcr.J ourna! Building. Louisville Ky,
or rHOS. H. HAYS & CO., General Agents,
G97 Broadway, New York.
a>Send fo- Circular. ap l9-co6w
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Moore, p. q.

VIRGINIA, to wit: In tic CLERKS Office Of
Y tho Circuit Court Of Fairfax county, April
5, 1917. Thomas Moore, substituted trustee,
against William L. Allen, L. i. Alien. Sydney
Bruin and others. defendants.
Nom. Tho object Of this suit is TO enforce TIC
terms Of g decd Of trust executed by William Il.
Allen to Louis S. Pritchsrtt. bearng da.o the
9th Of July 1857, and TO obtain settlement Of
the accounts of the several trustees under the
said decd Of trust
1t appearing by affidavit flod that the above
named defendants arc non residents OF the State
Of Virginia. it is ordered that they appear with.
in one month after duo publication hereof, and
do what is necessary to protect their Interests.
q copy, teste:
F. D. RICHARDSON, Clerk
Moore, D. q. ap 7-w4w
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FOR Gle pnTuMAU RIVER LANDINGS

The Few and commolious iron sl:;<s :.
steamer JOHN y. THOMPSON, IasSssaxsssE
bull. especially for this route Leaves the COM
pany's wharf. Washington, ENERY TU ES-
DAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY, 81 :
o'clock Il. H.. and h0XAndria at T.30 g.. m;
returning, strives EVERY WEDNE SDAI
FRIDAY and SUNDAY, s! 6 o'clock y. I'll.
exendra with tho W. c., Y. NJ. & &. 5. r. 4.
TO- and with the W. r o. L. Il. Go. Freight
received for Mi points. NoTt!, and South,
handled with caro- and forwarded with prompt
ness and dispatch.
For further Information Hrply to
Z. il. REED, Agent.
or NJ the Office ci the company, under the Ne.
tional Metropolitan Bank, 18th street, opposite
tho Treasury Department, Washington.
NH 10 J. w. THOMPSON, President.
slssTs cL4pGs ST sTE - LINES WEEK
PHILADELPHIA, PkOVIDENCE AND
BOSTON.
Steam ors loayo Alexandria EVERY TU Els
DAY and leave Philadelphia EVERY SAT-
URDAY, 81 l.. 9 clock m. from Pior No. ! N.
Whsr7es.
This line connects a. Alexandria with the O.,
phia With tho new and popular Iron Line" ior
Providence and Boston.
Freight forwarded with rromptnsas and care,
free OF commissions.
NO charge for transfer ia Philadelphia, and
no wharfage in Boston. Through 10 Boston in
sixty-ivo hours Through rat5s and through
bills Of laling given. insurance guaranteed at
less thAn u:liE! rates.
Agents:
!. a. EEED, Aloxandris.
WA. ?. CLYDE s. CO., Philadelphia.
GEO. +. HYDE, Goor getown, D. G.
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FOR NEW YORK

Tho Al Steamships f. G. KNIGHT sass.
and JOHN GIBSON leave tho COM $500
pany's wharf, Alexandria, EVERY SAIUR-
DAY MORNING, and New York, from pier
dl Eeat River. EVERY SATU RDAI ut four
o'clnck y. III
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OF tue
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

Thi: company Offers unrivsled facilities for
tho trans nortation of freight and passengers,
ard vii! run tlur steamers regularly ~ follows:
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AL trains daily on min Inc

b All trains daily on Main line.
- nc Express South bound cOnnCc,s 81 i.v2C.-
wig for the West and Southwest: aad u. D,m-
&c for tho South, South East and South w.,
Tho Mail South bound connects NJ Lyncnh.,.
for Memphis, Little Rock ard Texas, AMI '.~
Atlanta ard all points in the South, an, 81.
New Orleans, to Galveston and Southnc:. -
as; also connects with Chcs. u Ohio Ea>. -!
West
The 30 p H., train connect, with C.o..
Ohio r. Il. westward to Huntington, C;aanr:.
aud all the Northwest. snd Eaa."Hr! L. Z. t.
mond and tho South Last
Fer MANASSAS DIVISION l2A.3 ~.
ington st s 10 y NJ. daily. cEcrp. HaG ~. -.
arrive at Strasburg a. AS p. III. Lr.:o %.rs..
burg al o. III q. H., snd STRIVE vt AioXa" !r..
p. r..
For WARRENTON leave Washington .....
at 10 q. IN. Leave Warrerton y: " ,;5a III. :.
connect with Mail south bIunG. M! Il. O. - .
IN. to connect with the Mail north bo..1,t.
Trains from South arriving ~ Wasain:.'...
IS q. M, t % y. II. and - . Ia. ,a..,
connections with Bait. tS Oh:" and H... y j..
tomac trains to Baltimore. Philadelphia ar
New York, and to MI point; North an4 Eo"...
west
Through tickets to the ioa.h aad -. D..
lowest rates.
j. II. BRUADUS, q. I. -. "a"
1877 GREAT Is;
PHNNSYAvANiA EC"TH
TO III +: NORTH, W ESP x :;UUTf3" "..
DOUBLE TkAHE.
STEEL RAILS, SPLENDID %""Ni ...
MAGNIFICENT EQUj#N
.lMnuHry |, lo...
Trains leave Washington from irf"t g.. o.. e..
TIMURE s. POTOMAC xAiL!.i'H.
nor Of Sixth and streets, IS follows;
For Phle., Now York and the n.st. :. b., O..
and 9 - D. H. daily, with Palace Cur. i....
tod Express Of Pullman Ts"lo: GA, "'.
III. daily, except Sunday. FOR T".i@:..,.
sud Now Vol; l.GD J. III. daily, rErry:
day for Phi!sIelphis 30 ,, n daily
For PtLshGrg and tho West, H5,n 'l.G,.@.,.
Parlo7 Cars TO Pittsbu-g: ,.If y. OPP. 49,.
with Palace Car TO Chicsr2.
| For Canandaigua and the N"rl|, :.a'
daily, cxccp. Saturday, ~" 'a-..: go. ..
Watkins e. !!!nt",, 3D. ..a. # ... .. ...
rept Sunday.
For Alexandria, &, :, : .. II a.. B..
l,3, 40, 5, GO III! ! . -. N"1''....
M, and and : y. ~.
Trains leave Al"XMraiIiv for in>.:--.
$40, 9, 10 and II a.fl., !. ). ace, a.. 3d."
On Sunday u. ). 10 mnb II = IN, a. n 3. g..
! THROUGH TRAIN FOR FhE"tniH, r.a
Quanlico anl E;chmnAl, viii l'!"o t."s..-
dra at , - u. II. Gn!y. anI ".}s 3. a.. ..""
except Sunday.
Tickets and information c2E - p"'.|!1, .
principal railroad Gta.i3n@ .at .,:,. .'t '.-
| Southeast. l. /. I .!h"|''r
1i"T'i. ;+,.-n-l.S ,...
FRANK THOMaON
GoGcTri M"n"ca'. 5.' 4:
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STEAMERS.
g7ON POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.

t'SIs O4OA1I-O S4 IAs 4N@'O44N1os
Or and sitter Monday, February 2G, III, b
ST. the steamer MATTANO, Capt. a211[Ek
VIM. II. Byles, will be run as follows: Leave
Alexandris EVERY MONDAY and Thu RS
DAY, from King street wharf, at 7 30 o'clock
e. NJ, for Landings On the Potomac as far down
az Nomini. Leave Eomini EVERY TUES
DAY end FRIDAY MORNING, st 6 o'clock,
for Washington, arriving early the same even
ing. Freight received daily.
feb IS j. BRODERS s. CO., Agents.
T1HE POTOMAC FERRY COMPANY,
l. February 25d, 1877.
SPECIAL NOTICE-Both Fer .K->
ry Boats will be on the line between .&kassan
Alexandria and Washington on and after Sum
day next tho 25th Of February, running as
follows:
LEAVE ALEXANDRIA
at 20, 8 80, $50, 10 80 and II 80 q. H., and
II 30, so, 23O, 3 80, 30, 5 30 and 6 p. H.
LEAVE WASHINGTON
ct So S 80, 80, 10 30 and II 30 a. H., and
~ 80, 80, = &c. 8 20, 80, 5 so and p N.
ON SUNDAYS.
Loavc Alexandria at 80, 10 80, and II 80 a.
No., and y 60 80, 80, 3 so, 30, 80 and .. m.
Leave Washington at . 80, 10 81 and II ~
H., and T. 20 80, 2 So 2 80, 80. 5 sc and pm
feb % 5. 5. HOWISON, President.
INLAND Il SEABOARD COASTING co.
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RAILROADS.

M G., VIRG. MIDLAND & G. , -,
~ JOHN S. BARBOUR Kao a: II, Il
On and after Monday, April 2}rd, iS:-' r. r.
senger Trains will run as follows: ,''' E'S'
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WIN H. SMITH,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
OYSTERS, FISH, PRODUCE, &C.. &c,
No. 16 north Fairfax street,
les constantly on hand Oysters Of the best quail
ity from Norfolk and elsewhere received fresh
by steamers every day, ard s prepared to fur
nish tho trAio st "a low prices as any house in
the city.
&B-d II orders ntrusted to MIN shall receive
prompt and careful attention. sop7
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G9I2 Cash GlltS. amounting: to.. ........S31uVV
Whole tickets $40; halves So; quarters $3.50
II tickets $1G0 3d. tickets $500; j62 tickets $500
Is-Drawing positively June Both, 1877, and
every three months thereafter.
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INLAND Il SEABOARD COASTING co.
The New York herald., 1877-10-21
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON SPOT QUIET BUT FIRM FUTURES
CLOSED sTEADY-FLoUR sTEADY-wHEAT
FIRM-CoRN HIGHER-OATs HIGHER-wHIs-
KEY QUIET-PoRK NoMINAL-LARD FIRMER-
PETROLEUM NoMINAL-OILs STEADY-sPIRITS
TURpENTINE QUIET-RosIN QUIET-CoFFEE
QUIET-sUGAG QUIET-FREIGHTs FIRM. BUT
DULL
SATURDAY, Oct 20--6P. NJ.
The markets were generally quiet but stcaiy. On
'Change there was bull movement IN future wheat,
but spot neglected, and very lttlo better than
yesterday. Corn was scarce and higher. Oats were
active and higher. Whiskcy quiet. Pork nominal.
Lard little hrmer. Freights dull. but firm.
Cotton spot firm Futures closed steady Coffee
and sugar remained quiet Oils ruled steady Petroleum
was still nominal. Naval stores were quiet.
CorrEE-Rio WAS quiet and easy. The saes lOOi
bags Rio Pekn. at 17s4c. for barely tair aud $50
bags Santos, ex Lux, at 17c Mild coffee was quiet. We
quote Ordinary cargoes l5lac. l6c. uir do. lslac
lots. l5c 21c Santos fair to good. l71ac lSc.,
gold, % days; Java. government bygs 22c. DC. do
grass mats DC 24c singapore, lS3sc poe: Ceylon
Isc. 2cc.; Maracaibo. lie l01sc. Laguayra lsc.
Rico lsc a zoe Costa kica, lie. u 2Oc Mexican, lsc
iY1ac Macassar. 1876 20c. Angostura lsc 2UIsc
Savsniila 17c. u l91.c CurHcoa lUc a lSJsc.
COTTON the quiet but firm at late prices
Futures opened about points higher Only modera
business accomplished The market ruled steady all
day and with the prices showing advance for
tho day OF from to points The closing prices to-day
compared with Fridays. were . follows:
The New York herald., 1877-10-21
EUROPEAN MARKETS.
MMERCtAL.



Pork Eastern duh at Cos Western da at 4s. Baeon-
4is I'd long clear dull at 4os short clear dull AS.
sss aa ssasy at say !.
los; prime mess dull a. oos; LardIPrme Western
spirits dull at a5s. Sd Kosin. .Common dull At S. Sd
nS s mo @ a & sAGss State s'sad s 4.
M "a du ss o ao y s at M -
Cottonseed oil-Ycilow American none IN the market
MARKET
The Mincng Lane markets quiet prices are about
the same saturday, butweak.r in Low
was done At the decline recently es.abshed Vest India
i unchanged but closes steady refined here - well as
Is unchanged Rice cargoes alter son 1T better prices
material change The Netherlands 1rnding Company viii
100000 bags OF Java at their SAFE Oh the 18Th Cocoa
per cs I. lowcr Spite Is dull
FINANCIAL
LONDON Oct 20 1877
Til, Economist soys:-"As the money market lost its
a ,s is so% Rca ana he quiet
OF the French elections produced good effect
tory Kars There was previous depression on
Iano5. Of Large . new d into o low pSs
been exposed hungarian stocks considerably
bansng failure. English securities have advanced The
continued line weather has given the market, creeriu
the chances peace and the OF opera
tors tor attention being vt the moment directed
rather to political than financial considerations Bearing
in the speculative markets remains dliCut In large
amounts and investment business does improve
United states governments have risen again they had
pre- vousy fallen In obedience to the state o the money
market to-day they lost ground the publication
tnat the report OF the silver mis-
sion double currency but this apparently Is
repetition Of report remarked upon Of
March 81 last we quote three monts bills a Ia four
months bills ut L. six months bills at 3, and short
at y, pcr cent
The Times In Its financial column :"As the Ger
refuses sell silver existing
The supplies ars very small notwithstanding the limited
Offering there has been mode ate business doing
ana market appears lrn. although 544a d.
prr Ounce paid
The New York herald., 1877-10-21

legal req'ts. ssll4,2Oo S,57s,S S25 Dec. $535.375
UNITED STATES TREASURY.
The Treasury now holds s3io, 1855, 900 In bonds to
secure bank circulation and $l5 100 600 pub
lie deposits Bonds deposited for additional circu-
ation for week, 81. $780, 900; amount Withdrawn,
$685., ,OO0 National bank circulation outstanding
Currency notes. $316 400 000 gold notes, ST. l30 0o0
Revenue receipts to-day were $500, 600; custom re-
cepts to-day. $780, 600; bank notes received to-day,
$76000 II IS estimated by the Comptroller Of tho
Currency that the increased circulation Tor the month
will reach between $4, 000. 900 and IS, 0o0, 900.
TEE FOREIGN MARKKr.
The London advices report firm market for
soils and United States bonds, prices being &c &c
higher than yesterday New York Central declined
to 107 Illinois Central to IS and Erie to l3s4. At
Paris rentes advanced to 106c 55c., closing at
1907. 45c Exchange on London quoted at
25f 20Ec The closing prices in London were:-Con-
soils for money and account, 90 u 96lS; four-and-
a-half per cent bonds, 1o4aS; Gve-twenty bonds OF
1867, los: ten.fory bonds, 1o7 ives of 1884, 1865
Erie common shares, 1879; Erie preferred shares,
24h; New York Central, 10; ; Illinois Central, IS.
STATE BoSDs.
State bonds at the board "a higher for Louisiana
sevens, consolidated, and steady for Missouri long
sixos, to which dealings were confined
RAILROAD BoNDs
Railroad bonds were quiet and the only changes
were an advance OF y III Northwest gold sevens and
Ohio and Mississippi sinking funds and q In Union
Pacific sinking funds.
SHARES.
The following the opening quotations Tor min
ing stocks at San Francisco to-day :-Gould& Curry,
IL; Savage, 1O1a; Chollar-Potosi, 80; ophir, 1Sh;
Hale & Norcross s; Crown Point, o; Yellow Jacket
10; Belcher, 5H; Virginia Consolidated 32h; Cali
forna, sl16; overman "a; Raymond Il Ely, sh; Eu-
reka &. ", 3; Best & Belcher, %; Kentuck, 65a /;
Union Consolidated, Z; Alpha AK; Sierra Nevada, 8;
Mexican, IL; Eureka Consolidated, 43 tex -divdend)
Justice 131s; Utah, Is.
The closing prices Of mining shares In San Fran
The New York herald., 1877-10-21

Wheat Hrm. but very quiet The sales for prompt
and future delivery about $4,000 bushels 81 3B
for No MinncsoI spring; 81 AZ, 81 ~ tor No rad
winter; 81 3ir 81 81 Tor No Milwaukee; 81 81 ~
for NO p spring. all October VI 80 Tor No. do. 81 ~ Tor
No spring ali Decemoer The sales at the cali were -
5000 busncs No. rod winter cash 1T ~ i3is sUu
spring Tor October at 81 81 81 3ls; 500 bushels DO
for December 81 3d. and 5000 bushas No. northwest
October 81 81 No rcd winter fer October 81 fS
bid, 81 - asked No. spring Tor November u 81 bd
81 ~ uskeds No northwest for December 81 32t. bid
Ill 3It asked Corn scarcciand hrmcr Tho spot
we're UUU bushels including 1900 bushels No. mia ed
The New York herald., 1877-10-21
EXPORTS OF BEEF, MUTTON AND
LIVE STOCK

The following statement shows the quantities and
values OF fresh beef mutton and live stock exported
from the United States to ports In tho united King
dom and other ports, from January 1871 to October
20, as compared with last year.
The New York herald., 1877-10-21
EXPORTS OF BUTTER

EXPORTS OF BUTTER AND CHEESE.
The following are tho exports OF butter aud cheese
from New York TO the aforementioned ports since tho
LIST Of May, 1877, and for tho week ending October
20 beginning OF the trado ycar) compared with
ane tmo last year:-
The New York herald., 1877-10-21
GovERSMESr BONDS.


Government bonds werc in fair demard and firm,
closing steady at the following quotations :-Unitcd
States currency skies, 1904 do sxcs 1884, registered
i094 ll0; do do, do, coupon. 110M a 1l0s<; do
to, do. 1865, now. registered, 105f 1861; do do
To-, coupon, 1o5H 1868; do. do, 1867, registered
i07H 10sk; do do, do, coupon, los 108h; do.
To-, 1865, registered, 1904 a 1o91; do do, do,
,oupon 109K ITO; do. ten-forties, registered,
lo7X 1o7A; do. do, do, coupon, 1881 los u; DO
TO- 1ves, 1884, registered 1069s a 10d1s; do do do
coupon, 1O7S4 1o75S; do do 41ss 1891, registered
los 1051S do. do do, coupon, los a 105h do. do
iours 1907, registered, 1925 a 1925 do. do, do
coupon, 1924 l02K.
IMPORTS AND EXPORTS.
The foreign commerce OF tho port for the week was
as follows Imports Of dry goods and general mer
chandise S5,2433 393 produce exports, s5941 56s and
specie exports, s236,Ooo.
BANK STATEMENT
The bank statement shows loss In total reserve Of
$o37.9oo, made up OF S570,4o0 specie sSo7. 500
legal tender notes. by the decrease In deposit ab
tiles the falling OF In surplus reserve reduced TO
&s2s315. The surplus reserve Is now s7,j7s $50 The
The New York herald., 1877-10-21

delivered contract 2uU Daes. For future delivery the
sales follows :festeri lay. alter r. M.-Octo
Ger il27c. short notice 20thJ, IL 100
ut l9c., 100 3Uc: November. 300 1l.O5c 100
Die, HOO at IL O7c.. 100 ~ Use December 30
10 &c. 300 nj lie, 40 at IL u2c. 900 Hole
January 500 at 1I.0ic., 2tu ut llu5c 800 .cGc
2OU ut IL uSc. February 100 at 1sc March, 100
l.32c.: April, 20 at Life; May, 20 ut iI.J7c.
Total $500 bales To-day up to one l.. M-Oc
tober 800 ll.33c 100 l3sc., 500 35c 2oy
l.sc.; November 100 az II l2e 100 at Lille. 200
December, 5oo Ut 1lo9c 100 at Lose, 100 ll.O7c
l.4oo at li.lac-. 2loo H. lie. 500 Ill1c
~ II 2,c 100 1l.24c 800 ii2jc. 100 at 25c
March, 100 il37c., 800 ut l125c, 200 nt II. Zoe
30 ~ Ii3sc April, 100 at IL ode, June. 100 al
s2c Total. 1920 bales Grand total - bales
The receipts ut the ports were as follows ,iayesion,
2272 ae. Ncw Orleans. 7227; Mobile, 2,63s; sayun-
nah J2I Charleston, ., l52; Wilmington, $40; Norfok
si2: New York. SO boston, 3Ol Phadelphia 23 ~.
,l II G73 bales. This last weeA IL DuIes This
day last year. 26,26S bales. Total since September 4
t,l pol baies Cotton closed follows uuyre
by ste am c., compressed; to Hamburg by steam lie
cunpressed to Bremen by steam, ysc, conprcssed 70
Liverpool I'D 3l6d by steam; by sai c. compressed
Market uuet
FLOUR GRAM -Recepts--tour 1900 bbls. wheat,
2nl bushels; meal 30 bbls oO5 sacks: corn
1880 bushels; oats 3sUii do rye. 1870 do. barley
500 do. barley malt 7OO do. Flour steady. Dut
auet The sales, including state Western and southern
was scaay sales 800 bbs ut full prices Corn
Inc quoted Buckwheat Hour STEADY. Sales
- I, tlnar r,vt Wa.
The New York herald., 1877-10-21
5000 Louisiana rs c.

5000 Louisiana rs c..
IOJOU do......... DC
20JU Miss G's ioug DDS.
1000 N j Cent LIST new.
5000 q x y w cg b..
5000 Rens'r & Sar lst c
1000 II a st 10 SIS cou.
900 Mich iSou.h'n I'd.
5000 n Y LIST Me reg.
5000 u X Miss con 8 T..
1000 do ............
2OJD Union Pacific : T..
1000 st l. a ! Min lst
1000 4 x w LIST. st l. d
1000 q @. q a. | LIST. -.
l2gO do. be
II shs B'k ot Am rica.
80 Metropolitan Bank
100 Fourth Nat Bank.
SO WellsFargo ;. be b3
100 Ont silver Min. be
20 del x iiud Can. DC
.,.NH tGaxt IN Inl be
The New York herald., 1877-10-21
HERALD SUNDAY OCTOBER H. S7-QUINTUPLE SHEET
following is comparison of the averages OF the New

following Is comparison OF the averages OF tho New
York banks for the last two weeks
Oct 13 Oct 20. Differences.
Loans . $23s 100 500 $23s. 1888 500 Dec. s4j, 500
Specie ...... 17,o9o3oo 16,5l9 900 Dec. 57o.4 400
Legalteuders 40 3l6 500 SO, 9i9 800 Dec. 367, 500
Deposits - 1911 900 1886 SOL, 500 Dec. 1Gl0, 100
Circulation. 16,0S1.0O0 1926, 300 Inc. l49, 800
The following shows tho relations between the total
reserve and the total labilities:-
Specie. . 1000. 800 SIC, 5l9, 900 Dec $3.50, 400
Legal tenders 40,3l6S00 49, 9s49.300 Dec. 1867, 500
The New York herald., 1877-10-21
CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
TIE MONEY MARRRT.

Money on call lent at g a per cent and closed at
@ per cent. The following were the rates of cx-
change New York at the aforementioned cities to-
day:-savannah, buying 7-l6 selling "a; Cincinnati
fair demand, buying 90 discount par selling 80 100
premium; Charleston, easier, 70 a5-16 discount, -
discount; St. Louis, y discount; Now Orleans com-
mercal 5-16 Il, bank a discount; Chicago, par,
and Milwaukee, SO discount Foreign exchange was
dull at AS s0h for bankers sixty days sterling
bills, and 4 SO S5h for demand
TnE MARKET.
Gold opened and closed at 1926 with salos IN the
interim at 1o2s4. The carrying rates wero "a, 2, 3
and 2la per cent Loans were also made fiat.
The New York herald., 1877-10-21
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