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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
L UNITED STATES FOR THE EASTERN DIS
TRICT OF VIRGINIA-lN THE MATTER OF
l.: w: ROSE. a BANKRUPT, IN BANKRUPT:
SEPTEMBER, ls77.-To WHOM 1T MAY. COY
Germ The undersigned. f. NJ. Crump, of Rich
mond, In the county Of Henrico and Slate Of Vir
glnia hereby gives notice Of his appointment as
assignee of the estate of L. W. Rose Of the county of
Henrico, IN said district, and who waste wit, on
the 9th day Of August. A. d. 1S77-adjudged q
bankrupt upon the petition Of himself by the Dis
trct Court Of the United States tor said district.
Sc 2S.E2W +. ". CRUMP, Assignee.
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The Maryland Democrats I'm Council.

"
PISCKNEY WHITE PRESIDENT - THOMAS W.
HEATING, OF QUEEN ANNE's COUNTY, NOAI-
MATED COMPTROLLER.
BALTIMORE, September 27.-The Demo-
cratic State Convention met to-day-Pinck-
ney Whyte president.
Thomas w. Heating, Of Queen Anne's
county, was nominated Comptroller.
The third resolution OF the Convention is
as follows:
"It Is cause of congratulation to the
country at large, and especially Of pride
and satisfaction to the Democratic party,
that the peaceful policy of home-rule and
nen-intervention in the civil affairs of the
States has become a cardinal rule in action
even in an Administration whose title to
Office is not derived from an election ac-
cording to constitutional methods, but
exists by the adjudication Of n tribunal un-
known to the Constitution, but whose
award has been acquicsced in by peace
loving people," ..@
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Maryland.
WILL NOT RESIGN.

MR.. SHARP WILL NOT RESIGN.
BALTIMORE, September 27.-Colonel
Thomas z. Sharp, master OF transportation
OF the Baltimore and Ohio road, has no in
tention OF resigning.
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A Trial for Life.

n
MAJoR-GESERAL PIERsON CHARGED WITH MUIR
DER DURING TUE STRIKE AT PITTSBURGH.
PITTSBURGH, September 27.-Maior-Gene-
raj A. L. Pierson, commander OF the State
troops during the strike, has been arrested
on the charge OF murder. The charge sets
forth that one Stopped was sitting in bis
own door, and was killed by the fire ordered
by Pierson. Pierson waived an examina-
ton and was committed to Jail.
RELEASED ON BAIL.
PITTsBUR h, September 27.-General
Pierson has been released on $4,000 bail.
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AN ALLEGED MURDERER HANGED.

AN ALLEGED MCRDERER HANtED.
COLUMBUS, Mss, September 27.-Nat.
Pierce, who was implicated in the killing OF
Story and Fitzpatrick in Pickens county,
Ala, last August, was taken from Carroll
ton (AIa.) Jail last night by about twenty
masked men and hanged.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
i UNITED STATES FOR THE EASTERN DIS
TRlCT OF VIRGINIA-IN THE MATTER OF
JOHN II. ROSE. A BANKRUPT. in BANK
RUTCY-AT RICHMOND, VA, THIS It'll DAY
OF SEPTEMBER, 1S77-To WHOM 1T MAY Con-
GERM: The undersigned, E; M. Crump, of Rich
gina, hereby gives notice of his appointment as
signee of the estate OF John H. Rose OF the county
Of Henrico III said district, and who was-to wit.
bankrupt upon the petition Of himself by the Dis
trct Court Of the United States for said district
Sc 2S-F2w f. NJ. CRUMP, Assignee.
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Probable Suicide.

PROMINENT YOUNG LAWYER OF STANTON
SHOOTS HIMSELF THROUGH THE HEAD.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.]
STANTON, September T.-S. Travers
Phillips, young lawyer of this city, a
former Commemorative attorney, was
found dead in his bed this evening at 7
O'Clock, shot through the head, and the
pisfol still in his hand.
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New York.

READMIrTED TO THE STOCK EXCHANGE.
NEW YORK, September 27.-Messrs. II.
Kennedy 81 Co., who suspended some time
ago, have been readmitted to the Stock Ex-
change. ,t.l1 sss7
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PRovINcETowN, MASS, September 81
The Barnstable Savings Bank has sus-
pended.
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ROCHESTER, September 27.-Thc Curtis
amendment was defeated by vote OF 100
to 295, and the platform adopted by Uiua
roce vote. The speeches were very bitter.
1t is n. great triumph for Conkling. The
Convention continues in session to-day.
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The Turf.
RACES AT FLEETWOOD YESTERDAY

RACES AT FLEETWOOD YESTERDAY.
NEW YORK, September 27.-In the Fleet.
wood races to-day the 2:21 class was won
by John H., who took the first, second, and
fifth heats. May Bird won the third and
fourth heats. Time, 2:21, 1923, 2:23t, 2:21,
0.51
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YelIOw-Feyer Report.

ONE DEATH AND TEN NEW CASES AT FERNAN-
DINA.
JACKSONVILLE, September 27.-One death
occurred from yellow-fever at Fernandina
to-day and ten new cases are reported.
The crew of the schooner Sawyer, in port,
are all down with the fever. A number OF
cases are reported very low tonight.
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Ey telegraph.
NEW WORK

NEW YORK.
NEW YORK. September 27.-Goid opened 1T 1O3S
Noon-Stocks weak. Money on call, 3iz64 per
cent. Gold, lO3s; l03 bid. Exchange-Long,
4S3: short, 4S6k. Governments weaker. State
bonds firm. .
Euening.-3ioney on call, 3H@4 per cent. Sterling
QUIET at 49, Gold weak at l03. Governments
heavy; new 5's, 1O7. ..a........ ...
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. September 27.-virginia 6's, old,
80 deferred 5k consolidated. 62f: second series,
~. North Carolina e's, old, 1e. Bid to-day.
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The Republicans of New York.

JOHN c. CHURCHILL, OF OsWEG0, NOMINATED
FOR SECRETARY OF sTATE-TREMAINE GIVES
HIS VIEWS ON THE MAGNITUDE AND IMPORT
ASCE OF THE COMING CANVASS.
ROCHESTER, September 27.-The Conven-
tor had greatly thinned this morning.
John G. Churchill, of Oswego, was nomi-
mated for Secretary OF State.
The work Of the Convention being COM
pleted, Lyman Tremaine was called for and
addressed the body in relation to the magni-
tude and importance OF the coming canvass.
The Democratic party boastfully declares
that, having now control of solid South,
they propose and expect to capture New
York and few other northern States, and
thus get control OF the National Admins
tration for another twenty-five years.
Let them get legislative control Of i
this State, and the Republican party will
have little hope Of rescuing it from their
hands again in ten years. Are the loyal
men of this State ready to hand the Gov
eminent over to the possession of the
MEN WHO so LATELY SOUGHT TO DESTROY
it? The speaker proceeded at some length
to review the political condition in the
southern States and the alleged outrages
upon Republicans there, and asked how
loyal men liked the idea OF being subjected
Mr.. Ward, OF Allegheny, interposing,
asked who made the solid South.
Mr.. Tremaine replied: Don't revive
issues that were laid at rest Yesterday. Let
us turn to the future, and unite our efforts
to ward Off the disasters that threaten the
country through revival OF disloyal Demo-
cratic rule by the aid Of the solid South.
New York is the
KEY TO THE SITUATION.
Hold this fort and all is safe; hold this fort
and the plans Of the enemy will fall to the
ground.
He proceeded to argue that the Republi-
cans could have carried the State at the last
election. In the presence Of great disad-
vantages we saved the Legislature. This
year, stimulated by the fact that we have a
United States senator at stake, we can do
better still. He did not sympathiZe with
but earnestly secuted the idea that because
OF Yesterdays debate we would lose the
State. When he was in the Democratic
party he always found that when there was
electricity in the air, bringing storm, they
were strongest, and so it would be here;
and now he closed with an appeal for una
nimity and earnest work.
Then, at five minutes past Il O'Clock, the
Convention adjourned sine die.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
i UNITED STATES FOR THE EASTERN DIS
TRiCT OF VIRGINIA-1N THE MATTER OF E.
". WADD1LL, A BANKRUPT, IN BANkEuPT,,,
CY-AT RICHMOND, VA, THIS 7TI DAY or
AUGUST 1S77.-To WIIo3I IT MAY CONCERN /:
The undersigned, Harvey Wilson, of Richmond, In
the county OF Henrico and State OF Virginia hereby
gives notice of his election as assignee of the estate
of E. w. Waddl, Of the county of Henrico, in said
district, and who was-to wit, on the Gath day OF
July, A. d. 1S77-adiudged q bankrupt upon the pc
ton Of himself by the District Court of the United
States for said district.
sc 2s-F2w HARVEY WILSON, Assignee.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
THE ALLEGED SWINDLERs OF THE WEST PIILA
DELPHIA RAILWAY.

PHILADELPHIA, September 27.-The Off
GERS of the West Philadelphia Passenger
Railway Company, charged with conspira-
cy to swindle, have been held for the grand
Jury. Morton's and Vickers's bail was fixed
at $4,000, and that Of Nagle and HUM at
$4,000. Stokes was held in his own recog-
nizance. All furnished security but Huhn.
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James Madison Fraiiey, Of the United
States navy, died at Philadelphia Wednes-
day; aged sixty-nine years.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
/ UNITED STATES FOR THE EASTERN Dis
TRiCT OF VlRGINIA.IN THE MA NJ TX a.
HhTCHETT, BANkRuPT IN oI BAH ~ Az snP.
Is77.-To WHOM IT May CONCERN /:
The undersigned, w. Il. Homes, Of Bqyoton, IN tne
hy gives notice OF his appointment as assignee OF
the estate OF A. Hatchett or the county OF Meckien
burg in said District and who wasni9 VII, on ING
rupt uiOn tie petition OF himself by the District
Court OF tile United States for said district.
sc 2e-F2w W. u. HOMES, Assignee.
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| UNITED STATES FOR THE EASTERN Dis
TRlCT OF YIRGINIAA1IN. T THE az NATTER TT E;1 Of
C 1Hi RICHMOND, VA, THIS 10TH DAY OF
SEPTEMBER, 1S77.-TO WHOM IT MAY Con-
nond, in the county of Henrico and State OF Vir-
GINA gives notice Of his appointment
usnrino In said district and who wasto wit, on the
ii st day Of August. A. b. 1s77-adjudged bank.
rapt upon The petition Of himself BY the District
Gu DC, EDw Il. M. CRUMP, Assignee.
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SALES REPORTED no SECRETARY.

els.
CoRN.-White. $40 bushels. Mired, Sc bushels.
OATS-516 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-IVhite, 222 bushels prime at 100; 3S
bushels prime at $1.4S; &c bushels at. 8 Las; y
bushels ut S1.37-total, 299 bushels. Red, $50
bushels fair Fnlz on private terms; SIG bushels
very good Fultz at Sl;45; "a bushels mixed at
81 SO; $40 bushels good Lancaster ut II so; 1876
bushels good Fultz at $1.45: 226 bushels good
Fultz at Lao: "a bushels COMMON Fpltz at SO,
Fultz at 1925; 40 bushels choice Fultz at S1.55
40 bushels common Fultz at $3.50; 120 bushels
fair Fultz ut $1.37; 1,410 bushels very good Fultz
"A bushels Lancaster at s1.4O; 10 bushels at 9oc
14S bushels very good Fultz at $l.47; 124 bushels
very good Lancaster at $1.47; 11S bushels Fulz at
$I36 $50 bushels prime FultZ IT 81 go; $50 busll-
els good Lancaster ut 81 AS; 32 bushels prime Lam
caster ut &l.45; l24 bushels very good Lancaster ut
I.47-total. 1894 bushels.
COnS.-IVhite. "a bushels good at ESQ.,: SO BUSH
els prime At 69c.-total, "a bushels. WtceG. 4U
bushels prime at Csc.
OATS.-6S bushels good at 3Sc.
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Flour.

Fine. $3.50: superfine. $5.50@s5.75: extra SUI
perfne, $6.256S6.50; common family, S7Ms7.50 !;
fancy family and City Mills, sSM$S.25.
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COMMERCIAL.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, September 81, 1877.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-IVhite, 3O2 bushels. Red, $500 bush.
els.
CORN White. $40 bushels. Mired. Sc bushels
0ITS-S18 bushels.
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FINANCIAL.
TnNANNEhAs
MANCHESTER BONDS.

l offer for sale MANCHESTER EIGHT PER
CENT. TAX-RECEIyABLE COUPON BONDS
Interest payable March and September; BONDS
EXEMPT FROM CITY OF MANCHESTER TAX.
These bonds are issued by authorityof the City
Council, under al act OF the Legislature, for the
purpose Of paying of the unbouded Indebtedness OF
The city and for paving the streets" The act limits
tho issue to 100000, and provides for tax for their
redemption at maturity. With this issue the bonded
Indebtedness OF Manchester Is $256.700. The pro-
perry belonging to the city is WORTH MORE thanthe
entire amount.
The BONDS are In denominations to suit all
classes Of investors. and offered for the present
=. JOHN c. WILLIAMS.
sc 28-eod3t Cashier Bank of Commerce.
WE CAN LOAN $500 for three or
w five wears upon Hrst-cass. improved real estate
in this city, and located within ten minutes walk or
the post-oflce. Persons having that amount to In
vest would do well by applying to
JAMES III. TAYLOR C SON,
sc 26-3t Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

THURSDAY, September 27, 1877.
The breaks to-day comprised 1877 hogsheads, II
tierces. and boxes. The offerings at auction Oh
,Change were l04 packages; of which number 25
we're taken in. and the remainder sold at prices
ranging from $3.50 to $40.
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FURNITURE.

WHEN YOU BUY FURNITUREG
w or MATTRESSES don't fail 10 see my "
fall stock Of elegant and superior designs. The
prices have been reduced until they are lower1
than they have been In thirty years. All can De
suited. / have goods that will please the rich or
the poor. Examine my stock, and the prices shall
please. SAMUEL w. HAkMOOU,,
au 3l.Sm Governor street, Richmond.
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lust RECEIVED, IN STORE, A SMALL
y LOT of WILSON'S PURE CIDER VINEGAR.
c. T. WORKMAN,
sc26-W&F2w No. 13 Fifteenth street.
A GRICULTURAL SALT.
1000 SACKS AGRICULTURAL SALT
FOR SALE VERY Low
SOFA A. s. LEE.
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sCHOOL-BOOKs.

DILL.HEADS. 81 to $40 per ream. at tee
PRINTING-HOusE
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,,,cco FACTORY BrRNED-THE WORK OF AN
,xcrxp1ARY--CO AGAINST THE RE-
c,SrrRs-MILlTARY ELECTIoN - ROBBERY
,yD An ENCOUNTER WITH TIE THIEr-Fox.
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lover nsur to sosteS ssc 20 ssv York ESQ Albany
.. @ g .. aJS
yesterday noon s sso 400 10000 bushels. ssra
1865 1900 - ''''' '- w. .-'',' 'o''' 30. ~
50 sss n' 7S sass1 sis1ss
s. S. Corn easier; Gish mixed. SPOT Sc 80 3 .oo.,
Soc ss$s $50 .rs '. ss'' re ,',;s,sa
.n. 90 Is,ssss sss ksesptsMl 600 bushels wheat,
ssss DO cora Ss' do aa bushels
yop. s. and weak. family q s. q 81 May e s as
red 81 g q Is Corn ar.asr put no, sac,aoy hlshsr
ss s' is s.' 9a as ,saSs H. .
ss .s a.s shoulders: exc s e . ss
M sa 1 ! s s suy Ws:u sy s. sss, 90 70
sasas.d L,.. hog: sssasy. y ssed asmaad ssgeas
ssesp s.s.s = i'sa' head -
wss., sa q name. NAY ~ .bs1..
Of .siss No aNi.aHsss held Corr ~ a HIs'a and
ws, ss'sss
~. To- oss sys ana Ss Articles a
unchanged ssiesF!our. 900 p6 .angs for Western
: sS. Tor @ 'Sa aSs s. ~ o. us e,
ysss:: ss SsS1ss sS
90 ss s5';s.s @
x.
% So So' Soc d. VI a
shipments !y canal to tidewater-ccrn. s5de bushels;
wheat 9l,12 do. oars. leSfD do barley 57.24i do
intermediate a 200 bushels whea $500 do
oats. 5000 do four so bbls by rairoad-Flour 6Oi0
bills wheat. 5000 bushels corn, $50 do oats o. 100
do. barley. 300 do rye, +.400 do.
CHICAGO. May "a. 1877.
Flour DULL nominal Wheat unsettled. but generally
higher active No ?. 81 iss cash 81 +9 June sales at
active and hrm a. +9e, cash tests June issse July;
changed Rye easier A. zoe Tie Barley stcady. an.
changed Fork unsettled. generally lower, active;
S3 80 cash. x3 Ar June Sl3 62ls July Lard steady
unehanged Bqlk meats steady unbalanced whi.sey
bills wheat 1900 bushels: - 900 DO 5000
do rye, $50 do barley - 700 do Shipnen,sfour 1900
bbls wheat. 5000 bushels: corn, oats,
81 400 90 barley $500 DO a the afternoon call OF the
and &c higher. Oats unchanged Pork higher; as 10.
cash Si3 1i Si3 80. july Lard frmer unchanged.
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No cnange made In the bank rate OF discount
three per cent Consois were strong and higher,
the quotations to-day being s4k both money and
the account In United States bonds the 4s's and
ls67s were steady lo21 and los while lo-40's
shade weaker a 1857. and new Sc declined u per
cent 10 l0e1< American railway shares london
market were lower. Erie common declining to OK,
New York Central s0x and Illinois Central 10 S.
Al Para renss continue advance having sold up to
lo4L aye to-day. The Bank or France gained specie
10 the amount Of $4,000, ooot during the week.
The closing prices In London we're :-Consols for
money and account, OAK s4H; $50 bonds Of 1868
oldA lo2x; $50 bonds Of 1857 100; 1910 bonds,
l0sx l0sk new hves. l0o Erie, common shares 6h ;
Erie preferrea shares, II; New YORK Central ests;
Illinois Central So Bar silver was quoted Al 81 LIED
STATE BoyDs
State bonds NJ the Board were Y higher Cor Mis-.
souri, long sixes and steady for Tennessee sixeA
SERIES and Virginia sixes, consolA 10 which dealings
were confined. In New Orleans Louisiana consols
we're quoted n ssH Ssh
RAiLRoAD BONDS
Railroad bonds Quiet and the following were
tho changes In prices compared with last previous
saies:-Au advance Of Y in New Jersey Central con.
vertibles, Y In Western Pacific bonds, y In Central
Pacific nrsts tsan Joaquin branch) Toledo and Wabash
Grsts tex coupon, and Cleveland and risburg fourth
mortgage There was decline OF In c.. O. and L
o. Arsts and Ohio and Mississippi Consolidated u In
Chicago Rock Island and Pacific sovens and North
Missouri frsts, and = In Milwaukee aad ST. Paul &C.
soldated gold sevenA
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT STEADY AT 1-SC
ADVANCE FUTURIs CLOSED FIRM AT ABOUT
5-32C. ADvANCE-FLoUR CONTINUED DULL
WHEAT DULL AND EAsIER--CoRN LOWER
OATS AGAIN YIRMER-wHIsKEy FIRM-PoRK
QUiET-LARD QUIET-PETRoLEUM STEADY
SPIRITS or TURPENTINE QUIET-RosIN DULL
OILS sTEADY-coFFEE QUIET-sUGAR FIRM
TREIGHTs FAIRLY ACTIVE.
THURSDAY, May 24-6 p. NJ.
The markets werc generally quiet, without marked
change In prices either Of Change On 'Chango
-four ana wheat unstable except in small guam.
titles save ~ lower prices both were entirely nom.
inal Corn was easier, with fair demand. Oats were
steady. Whisky steady. Pork Gull and nomnalIy
lower. Lard was without decided change Cotton
met with an active demand aud prices ruled higher
spot showing an advance OF &c and futures I'm.
proving about 5-32c Naval stores were generally quiet
Petroleum ruled steady. Groceries without IN aeria
change. Freghts were active In petroleum tonnage.
CorrEE-Ro shows radical change for the better but
nevertheless there be little cheerful tone
the market Holders excited or particularly
buoyan but simply appear regain confidence and show
less inclination to part with STOCKS except full prices
The sales embrace 1913 bags sybl and LABS per
same the Of isslc. tor fair and 9c good A,
baltimore In addition 20 those noted In last
further sales OF 900 bags per Adelaide Ike 500 do per
Aqadneck terms not trsnspired. and .6ss do per
chowan quality barely tsir ~ lsc We quote OrdnAry
Ice i64c fair do. s7lc Ice good do. lgkc
i91sc prime i9sac zoe range lots Ice
2lhc santos fair to good, 1880. Ice. gold. 20 days.
Java government bags, 22c. 2sc grass mats $50
gao Singapore, leac. 2ohc Ueylon. iyc 2Ic Mara
esibc isc 2o5ac Lsgusyra l!c 2uc jamaica l71sc.
iehc, ~. domingo i6lsc 16s4c.. Porto Rico iSc
20tac Costa Rca, isc- Gle Mexican, isac. 2oc Ma
casssr Ivc Gle Angosura lssc. 20t.c. savanilla.
tsc 2O1sc. CuracoA lie 4 i9c
Corros On the active aud prices advanced so.
per h. the market closing steady at The Improvements
Future deliveries opened about points lower, out
rallied the strength and activity OF the spot market;
4.
land aud Russia and nnavorate from por
tious he south concerning the owing On these
Influences prices were advanced 10 10 points with
closing excited al about the highest prices OF the
day The closing prices to-day, compared with Wednes-
days. were a. follows
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON. May -. 1877.
Cotton quiet middiing, i0Tc mlddlng e,fc good
ordinary, ysc Net receipts, ~ bales Sales sol stock
26,io0
NFw ORLEANS. May "a. 1877
Cotton quiet and seadv middling. Osc low middling
lOssc ordinary D4c Net receipts 4t8 bales gross
40 Expous-Io Great Britain. l,6as, coAstwisc ,62D
saies, 1870. stock. I52. 06.
MoB'iH, May ~. 1877
Cotton quiet adding. 1Oi4c low miding aatc good
ordinary. sc. Net receipts 90 bales sales 300 Stock
n $50
SAVANNAH. May "a. 1877
Cotton firm middne. 1Osc. low niddling. Ioc. good
ordinary. Wac Net receipts, $40 bales sales 70 Stock,
5ii
CnARLrsroN, Nav "a, 1877
Cotionoday, Net receipts, 100 bales Exports coast
wise, "a ntock. O,2Js
May % 1877
Flour dan and lower sales 100 bbs 81 80 No.
spring. 90 - $40 lof winter 80 - $40 - tor
white xlu Siu ~ of douDle Wheat uuiei (.
No Milwaukee club held ~ 81 -. No do, 81 ~ Corn
s;caiy. Western mi tBc barrier uuicI. No
tnnNda held n1c Torn mcd 81 for boitea Sb Tor
bolted per Mlcch--ahors So per shigsuns.
S23. midlngs, s2i SO per ton Canal fret htsWbcRt
4s.c. and 4<c, to New YORK. Railroad ireghts