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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-01-31
ALNASChAR.
1876.
BY BRET HARTE,

BY BRET HARTE.
Here's yer toy balloons! All sizes.
Twenty cents for that. 1t rises
jest as quick as that ERE, Miss,
Twiee as big. Ye see it is
Some more fancy. Make it square
Fifty for 'em both. That's fair.
That's the sixth I've sold since noon.
Trades reviving. Just as soon
AS this lots worked off I'll take
Wholesale figgers. Make or break,
That's my motto Then I'll buy
In some first-claes lottery:
enc half ticket numbered right
AS dreamed about last night.
ThatH fetch it. Don't tell me:
When mans in luck, you sec,
All things help him. Every chance
Hits him like and avalanche.
Here's your toy balloons, Mrs. Eth?
You won't turn your face this ways
Mebbe you'll be glad some dayi
With that clear ten thousand prize
This yer trade I'll drop, and rise
Into wholesale. No! I'll take
Stocks ia Wall street. Make or break,
That's my motto! With my luck,
Where's the chance of being stucke
Call it Sixty Thousand clear,
Made in Wall street in one year.
Sixty thousand? Umphi Let's see.
Bond and mortgage I'll do for me.
aood. That Il that passed me by
Soornful Gke-why, mebbe
Some dayT hold in pawn-why not o
All her fathers prop. She'll spot
what's my little game, and see
What IN alters 1er. He he!
Hell hel When she comes to sue
Let's see What's the thing to doe
Kick bers MOI There's the perliss
Sorter threw her off like this!
Hello! Stopl Help! Murder! Hey!
There's my whole stock got away!
Kiting on the housetops! Lost!
All a poor mans forth ! Cost?
Twenty deilars! Eli! What's this?
Fifty osatsl God bless We, Miss!
The Galaxy
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-01-31
The Elder Benefits Nuptials.
From the Rochester Democrs

You may perhaps remember Z. n.
Parmelee Ia veteran newspaper writer)
who for most of the closing years of
his life served as a private secretary to
Dean Richmond. He once related to
me the story of Benefits courtship
and marriage. This Miss Cream was
the daughter of lady who kept q
ead-and-needle store on Canal street.
Being prosperous In business, she was
able to give her daughter, who was nat
urally bright, a good education and
many accomplishments rather uncom-
mon to young ladies in her circle. Ben
nett by some M cans made her acouaint-
ance, and proposed marriage. She
made it matter of business, and
agreed to consider his proposal. Par
melee was then writer on the daily
Herald. Afterwards he edited the Buff
falo Goassmercial, and I think some other
Buffalo papers. He had met Miss
Cream likewise, but was somewhat as
tonished to receive note from her
begging him to call on her. Of course
be complied, when she frankly inform
ed him it was to get his advice on &C.
cepting or resisting Benefits proposal.
He readily replied, conclude, then,
there is no sentiment about it, 80 far as
you are conc rned. Now if you wish
to marry for name and position of
some distinction-namely, as the wife
of an influential editor-you cannot do
better, In my judgment. You will get
no high social position, but Bennett is
already rich, and will be much richer,
and his influence will be enhanced even
more than his wealth." This seemed
satisfactory, and she then and there de-
ciied the question.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-01-31
SUNSET AT INTERLAKEN.
BY J. L, BrODDAD


The sun is low;
Yon peak of snow
Is purpliDg with the sunset gIew;
The rosy light
Makes richly bright
The Junqfrau's veil of snowy white,
From wales that slesp
Nights shadows creep
TO take possession of the steep;
While, as they rise,
The western skies
Seem 10th to leave 50 fair prize.
The light Of day
Yet loves to stay,
And round that pearly svRmlt play;
How fair a sight,
Yon plain of light,
Contended for Day and Might.
Now fainter shines,
AS day declines,
The lustrous height which he resigns.
The shadows gaiI
Tn illumined plain;
The Jungfrau pales, as II in pain.
Though daylightdies,
The azure skies
Seem glitteriDg with thousand eyes,
Which watch with grace.
From depths Of space,
The sleeping Jungfraus lovely face,
But when is born
The rudy dawn
Forerunner Of the coming morn,
Along the skies
It quickly flies
To kiss the Jungfrau's opening eyes.
The rosy blush
And timid flush,
Which then Ger brow and face do rush,
Are pure and fair,
Beyond compare,
Respondent in the illunined air!
And thus a1way,
BY night and day,
Her varying suitors homage pay;
And t1nged with rose,
Or white with SHOWS, #.
The same fair, radiant form she shows.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-01-31

THE present Sioux war has already
cost about SIS, 100000.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-01-31

THERE Is one virtue about the SO hard
times. They keep thousands on thou
sands of men sober.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-01-31

"A Queer Place on the Pacific COast-IEunt-
ing the slippery SeaI-Th- Animals Do
mestic Habits-A Haunt for Pirates i'm
the Olden Time.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-13
DOMEsTI &c.
THE ARMY REDUC' rIoN PASSES.

| THE ARMY REDUC' rIoN PASSES.
The House, by vote Of 1873 to 1877, con-
Cured in the amendn lent reducing the
| army to 10, 900 men, and placing four regi-
ments OF cavalry as the, maximum strength
on the Rio Grande.
THE SENATE JUDICIAL X COMMITTEE.
The Senate Judiciary Committee 1t Ia
understood will report al | nominations, H.
cludng Harlan, to the 8, ma te, In the next
executive session.
The attorneys of the entr. Il and Union
Pacific have made ,ropo. ition to Inc
Government to pay at nee 81 ,ooo,ooo ior
each ros.d, and to recon gey TO the Govern
ment 100000 acres o, ! land at $l.25 per
acre this amount to be sstabl. ished as
sir king fund, The COZ npanies to pay semi
nnually sufficient amount to liauidste
the Indebtedness of th road to the Govern
ment by the year 1905
D. W. VOORHEES, sw oRN 1N As sE1 'AToh
Hon. D. W. voorh es was sworn in al
Senator from Indian A. 10 I'LL the VA @ncy
occasioned by the d. ,ath of Hon. O. P. .Mor'
ton
The Morning herald., 1877-11-13
F0RRIaa.

THE 3RD RUSSIAN ARMY CORPS TO BE
MoBHlzED. --~,.
LONDON, Nov. pa despatch from
Pes III says that military council was held
th',re presided over by the Emperor, q
W hich it was resolved to mobilize the Sd
Army Corps for tn . protection Of Transyl
vania, sclavonia and Dalmatia.Sa,,,
PAsHA IN AN APoPLBxY.
CoNsTANrrNopLE, Nov. 49, Ashmond
Damad Pasha has. under excitement occa'
stoned by the cons piracy against the Sultan
been prostrated by stroke of appoplexy
and his recovery is doubtful.
HEAVY FIGB:TING AT PLEvNA.
LONDON, Nov: IA despatch from
Constantinople repor ts that heavy fighting
has been going on bef IRE Plevna for the last
two days. The battl thus far has beer
favorable for the Turl KS.
REPORTED DEATl OF THE POPE.
PARIS, Nov. 12.-Iti reported here this
afternoon that the Pop 9 is dead. The re-
port obtains credence In consequence of the
unsatisfactory characte of the latest re-
ports of his condition.
STEAMER CONSOLATION ASHORE AT sUEz.
LONDON, Nov. 12.-'Th steamer Conso-
lation, from Annoy, via Singapore, for New
York by way of the su ez Canal, is ashore
at SueZ.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-13
NIOT1CE,-TO WATER RENTERS.

II persons who have sold property dur
ing The year are required to give notice IN
writing to the Registrar, at the office Of the
Water Department, 1000 Market street, on
or before the 3Oth day of November 1877, III
serting in the notice the name of the pres
eAt owner, the name of the purch ser, mum
Der and location Of the prOperty so sold.
otherwise they will be held for the water
rent for the year 1873.
Xll persons who wish to discontinue the
use Of water, must give notice as above ana
for a aviis0ontinHanGe OF any portion thereof Of
q certificate from the Plumber that they
have dfsconnected the pipes.
WV WILLIAM g. HAYES.
p0v2.lR Hegisuar'
The Morning herald., 1877-11-13

What has given them
the first rank in the
trade?
Their goods are more
Stylish and Better Made
and. with all that, are
Cheaper Than those ol
any other clOthiIg con-
Germ in the city. The
people have found it out,
and fully appreciate the
fact
WE Do SELL
25 PER CENT. LOWER
IN! aoy other house,
bd DQte WE MAKE
ALLOURPU RELEASES
IN CASH AT BOTTOM
FIGURES AND SELL
FOR CASH.
The stock comprises
the Best Assortment of
FALL AND WINTER
GOODS ever offered in
Philadelphia. We have
FO u II ! M NJ f N S e
FLO RI, filled with En-
tirely New and Fresh
Goods, and ManufActur-
ed by our Own Experi-
enced Work
We have about SEV-
ENTY GENTLEMAN
LY SALESMEN. who
will take pleasure in
showing you the Fine
Stock whether you wish
to buy OF not. ,u,
Our sales are increas-
ing from week to week,
and our business has
moe doubled itself in
one year, hecause-WE IL
GIVE PEOPLE THEIR
MONEYS WORTH.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-13

s~"lve got 1t at las. )" said the person who
had been cough''W; for months, and who
iound me coug, n ,ubdued by a bottle of Dr..
Bulls Cough. sy rup. s5 cts. '''"
The tug boat S W. G. Bolton and F. A.
Chursn1nan, q re now at the ship yard OF
Enoc1 Moore Jr,, having their lulls plated
wisn galvaw zed iron, and painted by w
Gibson.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-13
SOCIETIES..

MEETINGS THIS (TursnAY) Ev' sN1Ne.
Asylum Lodge, No. 23.
Reynolds Encampment. No 8. 81 and
4th Tuesday.
Washington Lodge, Mol, A. PA, meets
every Tuesday night in the ; .dcClary build
Ing.
Lincoln Lodge, No. 3, X. of P, at X. Of
P. FALL, I'll Market strv It.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-13
THE W EEK OF PRAYER.

The week ,e nraver will be observed IN
this city, u ader the auspices of the Y. M
G. A., byJ dcht and MONDAY meetings. Tno
latter will be prayer meetings, and will be
held in the rooms of the Association NO
S37 Ne -,,ot e,reet. This evening . meeting
will q held at Asbury Church tomorrow
nigh 4 at the Second Baptist; Thursday
MI ,ht at Calvary; Friday night at ersce'
a ad Saturday night at the As'oc''''0l
rooms.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-13

The barge, Noah's Ark, arrived at Wall
ton, whann g. Co.'S wharf, yesterday morn
ing, loaded with acid.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-13
Pension Papers Carefully Prepared


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and Illustrations. Contents tables free.
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The Morning herald., 1877-11-13

The Philadelphia Society OF Artists VIII
,rohablv exhibit at the coming exhibition
10 this city.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-13
1,,E:[E5 :
VOL. g., NO. II.
RAILROADS..
1,,. A nELpHlA, WILMINGTON AMI
BALTIMORE RAILKOA

u11,A DELPHlA, WILMINGTON AND
BAIITIMDRE RAILROA
i Novemb r Ilth. 1877.
mra,ns will leave Wilmington ~ 1ollowa
for,ode,nhia for and intermediate stations,
sM' sid. 600, 8 Al, 10 W, a. m. 81, 49,
.17;1adel 1%d nh,n II and New York, 200. s N a m,
70 A. ID 40, B AZ p N. ~
uaitim,ore and intsrmediate stations, 8 "
.sittmore and Washington, l. 81, l6. s 3D.
an ~ 5, u So, 6.O8, p M. u
Trains f,r delaware Division leave fOr
Nav Castle 500, 82D, sa, m. ~; 6SO
WYOMING % and intermediate stations 6.o0
s%a pslmar ar ana intsrmediats stations, s oc
S"" SUNDAY TRAINs.
p,,,adelphia and intermediate stations
SiOa n, 8 90. 8 80 p M.
pS,isdelphia and New York, 2C9. A m.
hstimore and Washington. IL ~. IL m.
cnr ft1rther Information passengers are
,aierred to the time tables posted at the de-
pot. a.FRrNNEy snnt.
juna-ly n N 11s ~ y : oop0'
The Morning herald., 1877-11-13
LOTTERIES.

.rizes amounting TO $7500C0
RICE IN CURRENCY-Whole Tickets, $40
Ives, $40; Quarters, $40; Fifths, 49, Tenths
Cwen tieths, ~; Fortieths. 81.
CIRCULARS of Information furnished FREE
l6ers filled Prizes Cashed. spanish
nix Bills and Governments purchased.
t,.oET TAYLOR & CO., Bankers,
II Wall st, New York.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-13

<xHANGE OF HOURS-WlLMINQTON
XWESTERN RAILROAD-COmm
iSe Thursday DEC. I, ls76, Trains will run
~ saus a" Wilmington 10 20 m, and 3Opm
Isave Landen burg 8 As m and 30 p. M.
Arrive at Wilmington 765 m, and II
Arrive ct Landenberg al IL m. and 8 A
pa1NNECTIONs.-Train leaving Landen.
hsry al 8.45 q. m. with train for Philadel'
Train leaving Wilmington a 1920 q m
emS Pennsylyania and Delaware train leav.
ing Landenberg at 10 p: m.
Train Leaving LandenberS at ! D p. m
With Pennsylvania and Delaware train, and
with train leaving Wilmington FOR Ph1la
Train leaving " nmlngton. st $50 p m
with train les>- Iux Philadelphia Ct I p
M, e..-T. -. CONNELL @ni
The Morning herald., 1877-11-13
THE RINDERPEsT PRECAUTIONS.
FIGHTING AT PLEVNA.

WASHINGTON, ETC. ETC., ETC
.... "a
The Morning herald., 1877-11-13
W, CRAWFORD & CO.,

81 Carter Lane, st. Paul's, London, O. II
beg to state that they are open for any
commercial transactions a. to cOnsign-
ments, for granting Drafts, or pre-. enting
Commercial Bills for acceptance and pay-
meet, for buying English goods at a very
small commission, and forwarding goods to
any place in England or the Continent.
We beg to draw your attention to very
important English Invention we have on
hand, viz:
WoolIen Blank cts or Coverings, OF
Large Sizes, combined with
an Air Pillow.
1t will be found most necessary and use
fui for Military Mn, TraysllerS. lnvalids,
for use in Hosp tails. &C., &c, possessing
amongst Others The following advantages;
it is the fnest substitute for bed
The Pillow can be raised or lowered at
any time, with the g, eatest ease.
twill pack up in very small com pass
and can be carried abo&t without any In.
convenience. .r
Price, from los. TO 35s. each.
When ordering the above article, please
remit the amount OF your order to '
jylleod-6m w. CRAWFORD d co.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-13
CLOTHING.

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-12

Mace ~ moe ,oves ssaaec Glove stems; lake Cassia
CHINA lIgnca, 81 nas-H'i latNla, ,,irs iaento 10
M t'at,ya and PENANG Nuuucga. S5d9Jc. OIL rGI,
STEAniN- Market uns,;lod silcs, 30 tea fl"e "'''
was active end prons; wiih ssles o q 1000
hhds Ausooysdu ai Oaiue, h'i 3s -TcgnaJ wa
S',,r Win 1ore trade Quotations. Cuba Interior 20 C"n"h
IcnInr. oo9sc Fair lehnins l9e 400 CTirifnce
ind and boxes Nos -, l0Lall 20 MoIafse h''s
and boxes S7,a9c Mclada, 7qShc; Havana b11e' ~
81 S. Noe ,Iot 90 N No. to i5 io5eil IsyaEa
Nos 10 to IL llSall''cj Havana No'; - pi 10 "a a.
ioac; Porto Rico GIo.cH Far e. Choi,oS b5 n
irazn bags D. s. Nos 70 II, 9sdlO2C java ancG
Nos ~ TalGla3S" PSTt,r,d iSsd127; Grannatrd
l2Lc: Cut Lat y 1851 SOY me- T. diiia,% White
Eura. &C" IOta1la-c. yellow CO., lo'4IIc' o'H'f 1t"
owDMarket steady; sales, $4,000 10, Prime ga
TIA hos been quiet and more or less depressed.
tucky within ihe range of 5tl5c Cor Lrss and Ieat lSo
cases j.ns aud 1873, at loal.o 20 cas,a do ls,b
State at e. and $50 bales Havauaat SOC AL 90.
WHALEEONE quiet aud sii. unWluJii J. 81, =, :,
WHISKY Market lower aud dun held ~ IL p ana 81 ii
WoOI-In Domestic woods very fair business has beo1
figures rynlzcd At tho great London auction s" ~ %
3Gu 600 bales Colonial Wo'ls are being ohHVd lehhr now
ever Is ncncd la remain about sicVy 9"lnt o Sn, ~
vices from the south California close" about Ht' bIt hoI
unGucy Georgia and co. RADIO Woods have SHOWN bDei
trade; Foreign Clothing Woods arc scarce sud nonlh'i
Coarse Ohio Fleece. 332a3ac.i $4,000 70 and NJ
DO, 3Ga3ac; 10000 D XN do 41Gi ' W.ne ~
CorninF $500 Dclanc Fleece private terms 100000
West IN Texas Ge ana 9ZUg' 20 l,c
=, 90 oregon D,ane 22c; 10000 10 ran Sl ~
iJd-Oc 10000 70 secured DO, private terms % pSs
2Sci 900 Mexican at l6Gl7c5 30Oo9 DO 6o 10 on
Grade Co bags super Ruled 80 8'gs EN "a H Snring
Georgia, 10000 % White Colorado ana Ioo Da'' 'Pi"s
IonsECi "a private
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-12

In State bonds the conspicuous and exciting feature
was the Jump In Louisiana consolidated y 10 - us
trict of Columbia S65s steady al - ~ OLA NeL
Carolinas NJ % and Missouri is. St Joseph issue ~ lV
Virginia Gs cOnsols, eN-matured coupons, SOFA a' 'V
and obi TenuesSoCs at "a. 80 o., . 500,
In city bank stocks, Bank OF The state lS t3G al IN
Importers and Traders 800 at 100 ald iRehA ''Vl
AZ ...,
In railroad bonds there was good inquiry reported
Central aud Hudson frsts advanced 10 1854 ana a hc
Pacfcs were higher: Central nrs;s at los e; onloA
Pacific iirs;s, 1852; do sinking fund 9S4, am" San
JOAQUIN branch Of Central, -. Jersey Ccntiu Hsls
were strong a 100, and consolidated higher az o24"
55l2: 81 Paul TstS Ia Crosse division, strong AT IV
T. aud NJ division az S7Ii. and consolidated SINKING NINA
NJ S6l9 Michigan Genital Is at l0l ono ana Mlssls
sirp and cousOls firm az sSts, and seconds ~ o.
Chicago and North Western gold bonds sold al Sl40Sl
and flstS OF c., c.. c. and l. ct 29lt .,
Tie earnings 81 The Chicago and Alton Railroad for the
frSt week iu Nav were: .-.... . az 90,
1876 $3.50 1S17-.--. -S635lG DCcfeasc 0'9-+
Tire cafninCS OF The Louisville and Nashville ahG Sodt
and North Alabama Railroads Tor the month OF Apnl
were: ---. 49, --o
life 1921 Sal ...sS494Oo Increase ''5o9
The following are the imports OF dry goods at lhS
port Of New-York for the week ending to-day ana
since the beginning of the year, compared with the
corresponding portions of previous years; 49,.
rp, f[m st m Nc BORT. sl35aH77e s7SSio sl
Thrown on market. l3l5@9l lO"@liO II'''o''
Entered nj the port. 47O304G2 3S2+&223 S5lHl38
TbTOwn on man e;.. 4sU5G 80 Ss1o4,5CA S'e''S''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-12

basis of rates. There change In domestic
exchange, The United States Treasurer az Washington
received to-day SSO0,000 National bank notes Tor nc.
dempiiOn. The customs receipts were $AOo;uuV h't
internal receipts 100000. The foloWhE Is
the Cleariug huuse statement: Currency exchanges
f63 6Sl 534 currency balances, SSsllOSoi gola cN-
changes s. 65S. 497 gold balances Sl,9S3244
Goyprnment bonds were moderately active and strong
on the drnness gold There no new features Ia
the market. and the following are tho quotations. 'ton'
at no lpsQs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-12

pm ,pgrW, MAY H. Dol quiry. prices largely nom.
ina supply usht Ohio Pean-r'snis. ani Wet N.i,.Sa
Xxx ana above, 42d4Sc y. 4ud42c.: Medium, aglst.,
Coarse aga33c Ncw.l ogl Michigan Indiana, aud Weston
Ftne % 37 Medium lOH4 c; Coarse, 5Ofa2c C"Hh.ug
Washed Toe do dshCd. 30 37c Canada toiubiur,
gOc. IuWafhfr @t6 &c Coarse AM Me'Auin, Va
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-12

DRUGS AND CHEMICALS generally quict go .vlous
ROOT 0dc Alcoho - 20d:2 -. Baaa Io'l a. foo
al III. S.'t.rfcr l2Igc tur Refined. Nitrate SODA.
s. q1Qs3 sod per 100 %; Cream Tartar, Is 5ic gold;
Qucksy,f. 1-e5H," gold English tlcnirals- los! -
and 80 "a fof Ecarb Soda an gold: EcachHg Powder,
81 60. Ch0iatc Potash, 2HD-4c, Coo; f-sg.-
gOlo Lemon lJHtCc currency oi oasaiI9s - 90 Tor
RutcrRreeu - 90 taT Pcppt rmllt ln m ANA g 90 glass
asa C.. gold. v.rHEla Sunac 1860. ana Ncj' $40
y ton Ireo; CtGs5c; CAamYmiie Powers. Z5aoocs lpe
oac 81 50. gold rh"lac 2tc. cLIri'tF, luI ~.
FIsH-Qui' az former prices Ma,.ie ,t' HhoiS h4"ct
81 SOqs7 for 30 90 Coz 80 20 n-4ir Old ANA = FOR
Nov Georges HeiiLs; 70. , \" ,gos -. an IT,.
R0unl and . 90 fJr Labrador ---
FLOUK AND MEAI-fhe business in -FOUR was only
% verv moderate and prices generally were Wilton.
decided cltnge; the demand Was MAINLY lo .ie LE-i.t
Nj Indies and The British Provinces 40 te doe t
NOR. staaay feeling observable sales oUD "h az ~
@rades Iu5lEdng 600 bbls Minnesota Extra $3.50 20
z. az 90 T5. 200 bbs low Grade Extra. 81 e5H$e $50
ibis City Nils Extra g 754sa with small o! al - %
SO sol o'' eco ESs No. p 3 aodS6 20; tb
sour aud UusOund Extra = oSI so tians-euGs ~
western; 81 85ds7 95 Inferior 10 Common Extra Ht2iei
ssasS 10 Common TO Good do; IS l61sS % Oo"ga -
Gnaiee co. oS sS Fxr western - 05ass To-
10 Far do. s. bass 80 Far 70 5000 Do - 35asi2 2
GOOD 10 CITY Mills Extra fo Europe - Aa - oo
80 % %ss t,d iSd9s ono - 05Ess To- Common 70 Good
90 a 1880 Good Choice CO.. S1as9 p, to"um 70
- e,s4 ~ Co5,Hon r. GOOD -. Louis;
~ b5dflO III Good 10 CHOICE DO, tho market cons WIN
lseS dosire the part 81 holders 10 IeAiN 49, IL
noB 70 Fair Extra, 81 9Oash 70; faT 70 ooou 49, -
e. z5ass o.; Common ~ Choice fnny FAuS, g "y9
-. Rye -FOUR auu and unchanged sales. 20 DDS
tgEertbe e. 81 acc zJ..COhN NAL s'''P' ''''1 WV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-12

1920; do Unwashod 14al7c; Extra ana Merino pueu
33d 36c, No and super Pulled 30a35c Texas, Pine and
MEDIUM 6a25c do Coarse 1lal7c California, Fine and
Medium IS92jc. do. Coarse. l5n2Oc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-12

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aud r1de1o stocks. American No. sI30@10; 10 si8
so Ci.rraocs, and. 80 for Lratan Rails stega{
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Tin Pilates ,tcrE win iotai4r sales Charcoal Ierne a.
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c'npc 52c; foreign aud domestic Grocery saaes i1a3.c
al Is . in ward A. IUis sofa al DE doc. H re Rosins
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