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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-28

INlON CROP.
LISsEED-Quiet aBd nominaliy at 81 o, gold for Cab

CnITA
METAIs-Amencan Pig Iron continues du noninally I'M
changed In scotch Pig 200 tons sold
quiet unsettled spctcr about steady Block 1u quiet Tin
Plsts IN Jobbiug demand Rails aud Scrap Iron very quiet
unchanged Quotations Pic Iron American No. l.
sisaSl9 No 2, fI7GSlS, ana GRAY Forge sl6aSlG so:
Scotch S26dS26 30 for COliness and GcngarnOcE and
s2i 90 for EgintOn Rails steel here, siS Iron. S4
old do S9 scrap s24 ds25 for Wrought Lead 50 GOas5 40
currency. for Refined Domestic Foreign &C. sold SDe!t
Doncsc 6'a Sc ourrencf zig Tin straits TO SCI Eng
hsh, l5sac and Banca l0al9Lc all gold Tin Plates Char
coal Terne at s6asG Isl do Tin at 80 1895 81 Coke do
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-28

The foowinc are the imports Of dry goods at the
mort OF Ncw-York for the week ending this date,
aud since the beginning of tIc year. compared with
the corresponding portions OF previous years;
For he Tcet. 1870. lSti. . 1871
Entered at The port ST. 800 S2gi3li3 sl,59tl05
Thrown on markct... 2,1jt,0iJ I,t0~i'J l't'I,'1"
Entered al the uort s52gs3I'6 $t9l537i3 $iG15s.27l
Ii.rOWI, market. 6-,dJ5,tbt sDb43oft 4ntlo,t4l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-28

steamer Mixed Inactive 1000 busn. Graded No. Mixed
hftc, D. M call 81 900 bush .9d y q cline. Including
c,r NJ igracI G5aGj Glow and Whine .' o,,ict ~,
5000 bush. GRADED 70 for july de cry, sold Git At the
delivery old Coz closed, Steamer Mixed. g. I'D cash 60
asked; July 81 bd 5 ASKED August 60 b e. = asked
closed td. casu. 90 asked July, ~ , bid G3l asked
Aficr he 2 ; a H. can 1000 bush Graded TO- Mel Sold
O. sot 900 bush do July, 6a Tho aggregate sales today
d2c lower with sellers SLOW to make concessions
Mxri or Witc sales. $50 busi No 3 Mixed BE-. 40
White, 40i2o1lc Which is lGl &c isss than Yesterday
E atartao6o bush 20 cheago NiScd at u iSc
MGitnss m G@t27 so ID %. or SO So ~ Miadligs,
t,.d and 40 ? or 30 2 Feed. +is; Rye. Feei s2O9
oao,aI W@lium Cioice - r.; choice Mafnes "a l i
- 81 ChOce Pea Leans - 9o9f3 0o Choice Ri kidney
t i stc ,ir yrS ii;;, ~ -,
0@i OJ COyo SOC zoe salt % GOc; straw quoted A. 5g
'a iSf aE a 9 aaS a, i NH al With if 95 lew
days Go bales 10 se Igor s. Jd.e nominal at qGc god;
iemp quiet ana unc2set at o'iGCc gold for Lisa. ANA
qccans at private Trce tiaotaons Hicnos U hHr
z3a2J Monteyieo 23e; Cor.ient~s. 2ia2lc.; no
central American, 49, 420c gold; wesi~rn. i76isr'
s11iA,In, i5e. Dry salto' Mat4ulora-. I7aIsc TcSSs
1917 &c southern l22Hl3Qc. Wet sailed S0uti ern
7isGsc; Country and Western, 9a10c. City slaughter
iOI3-Nr + Wells reviews tho week i.lloss. Trade
continues very quiet The entire interest now beng centred
por;s continue favorable except from Hamilton ia sJn CO.
on poorly Receipts fr tie week bales tot Al .ine ~ f
J. $50 s222 bes total for same period "a 1873. sl555
bss New YoTis choice 10 fancy 100 I2c common 10 prime
6G9c Eastern GcJc. Wisconsin, Gegc: Yoarlincs 4asc
Olds, All gTowtls 2afe CALIFORNIA; and Oresons sdl2
ton NJ about reccut quotations he stock only moderate
one though ample for the demand Receipt. 81 the week
sZ1 Sides AMI 1852 Bales Exports G5OO SIDES 1000
to England, and 1900 10 Tie Continent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-28

said will interest az the rat ~ five per
aulum payable the st day Of Nay and November each
yeaI
Each proposal should Do sealed and Endorsed Proposals ior
stock cry IF New lorN. and enclosed ~ second
veope addressed 20 the Comptroller
The hight reserved she part NJ TIE Comptroller 20 Tel ct
aug all dis, In Judgment the interests % The corpora
ton require u.
For lil information City Record.
JOHN KELLY. Comptroller
city Of NewYolk Department OF Finance. Compteoiiers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-28
WI TcICoun 1900

GOyrRNNENT STOCK pTPAETMENT-lO O'CLOCK
AND II y O'CLOCK 4. n.
L $ 500 Coup ls67 S s. coupon 1851 49,.
10000 ....121rQ3 10 o.. ........1l2s
L. a.. ee.'l 1891 Z : 800 C0up 1857
nc s. III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-06

nes. Crude u buF &c., do IN bb.s oac Refined. De
ilr r q asArd ttsc-. ~ i9c. M Baltimore and PiLa
fpNa l-f After change. in 100 Refined REPORTED
r lrt if- FORMS ir Ess ildl porsJ uittd op.uci at
~ closed 81 7-2 bid 10000 bbls sold within tins
fh9 yIsIoNsPoRR shade crlner quiet. Moss ON spot
~ -4I Pod-lA. Sales GOO hbi-. January. S 90 l,2aD
uIIli5 ~ iva 70 80 arch quoted +l3 3Oa>l5 I'D
t', stern, -l5 5O 100 Bills at CHICAGO, 30 50....
Z NfAIo quiet unchanged Midd.cs quiet. futures
~ IT'D, r NV Long Char '-c. sales 30 boxes Long
iai, Ole and az West. 30. boxes Long Clear,
III hoo lA'e Yesterday, private terms ~ DRESS
i.t l',f-. much lower CITY. $3.50. sac.
ttfNt io Leht; &c. Pcs .. lard shade hfmcr. light
y" '",i ioil n'dcrato speculative business. sales 100
- a. et 1900 tcs. Jsuuav, - tOG8- -. closing
tt7 go 800 res. February - J22 $50 tcs March,
- wa CIV steam, urW sfcs 30 tc. - IS Re-
" l,- u.lHeut and 800 tcs west India pryI
".,-,.-t lLEr tuEk~E and EG0~ a4 iasf noticed.
-'' D. tllc cepr ssr, 10 -iaia Common 90 Prime IlfD
49, .'i,e b'2ci Carolina Choice sac. Common To Prime,
"e'i go i.lnguor, IN bond. 3ic cold.
'Af-iiaw duli weak. nominal; 900 hhds Centrifugal
- i' '' It.tA4ng-lnierIpr u Common, Gas Var,
4' ''f.i , Prime ac.; Grocery, ralr 10 Choc 90
.lusaI hds and bXs. 20 lj, 70 SC; lolasscs,
.''- .t-' hlb &c.. Me.a!o. lGIcs Cl4Ncl, hxs ID s.,
,i t'' '.l4h u; CO. t'. l0 O. %. 1HI 2c.i Refined
h tf tlNt rarity tar export Crushed Ja-a93f.. Pow
w.. 30 ,1 &C. Gfa.gated "iid9hc.; Cut Loaf. JTGiOc;
al-r,ia Iiaseed quiet. unchanged Grass seed
-y .'.s- i.Ie. iimotLJ SOLD 81 SD clover ''lc;
r- ''f .Nl BAGS Clover for December sctl day.
p -t. rlft ru.e.. - -U0rl s5.
'-l.t t,lt5. Sales 100 tcs rme. p. qu ted 20
allow steady sales. $1,000 r. Prime 10 lots "a
81 Io e. per gallon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-06

trv77roof Dee o. polE Eastern steady az t5. west
- 't.5 Rae,ri-- cumberland cut dun 40 ~ III.
Of. D.. fO ld. Long Clear cIA 40 5J Short clear
l-. - 0 fI4ms-T0nr Cut dn -t % shoulders luil az
1 I'D f,.f INDIA Nos. dull az 35 Extra Moss steady
4r ff,- Prime Moss duh co. Su- larl-Princ " esl'fh
a. r.unw- Prime CITY oul 40 30. iurUrntlne-
$3.50 t- ..d Uls.u-- OImoI steady no .Jl Fine
Xxi. al cbe-.s-Amrucau NA0'' steady 10 o. LAid ga
i.. ~ E.ur- f..tra state steady a. %. Wuel-No
srins amin nj lO 3d.. SO -prrE fhl ~ Lu.d Mlnl'l
AM m ID al 0oru-Mxcd ~Qn sinmy 20 ~ sd cotton
-. So 81 Yellow Nmcucan. nole ln ue market.
Lpytpo0i- Dee 5-lZa0 p u-,olion ac.le ana
49,. If tbe day 5000 b1rs irtluding -'uo httH Tot
.,lilfon and export Rccrpis Of the gay, ~, 9Aes
~ ,t ~. .lurl becomr hrmrr Up anis. Low Mildng
.',,' fi.r.fnrrr delivery 0i1a tplancs, Low Medng
ei,4.e December ant January delivery otsL, 1 R,'nar
Wv ~. Cis...l. T-unEda. Low Midaung clause, Frb-
l, ul-ri f1trr Git.fs Also Is Nd upanas. 10"
if t, 80 aua AIfA delivers. Cii lsi., pand3
i - Il = e Ayri. and Aay delivery, 5'lsd UDlands.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-06
WrpKl.nAY. Doc. IL. \,

zoe STOCK market, to-day has been active but
Ala presented i-f matters OF interest The opening
Was heavy and at lower prices fol- the general list
Some brisk buying vas dome by the great and small
traders, because of TIE opinion that by all the rules
Of population rally iu prices wa. fullv due. But
Inc sales Of "longr stock were SD continuous
'-at It,ie headway was made toward a successful
Turn Of per cent. After the first decline the Auc-
taarcus, which were frequent. were confined within
q range Of less than ] per cent. The final rally.
h4ie1 occurred Just before tho close was
- evidently the result q a peconcerted
Io'ement, thar il failed 90 inspire the
~SAtest enthusiasm. few shorts" were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-06
DO1rEsTrC MARKETS.

unchanged rates wheat IN Hght demand SAFES Of
= -. Cora que; sales 1850 bush 40 ? ~ lots q 5ie'
NV .. az az on Z, ,Jn, i ,n, 1n.oa n IS Sc
Do nore 1000 hu.h Choice Bay QuniL hignNh,s
lc. &C.: IN tubs sac: kegs. 2c smoked Bacon yc GO:
ItAs luc 90 shouaers tc; eah9 iI,i-is 6
a. 0D bush oats. 1900 bush. Rye -01oo bush bary'
active. SIN ana 6isbar. no cbc,go spring ~ 0a,5
= 0" cash ~ December y OS-4Sl 0ss Js ly
aud naIo higher - ~ cash and December sc lAna-
"a m tas9 1 6.cn5s e ny I7e 1 Jarsr Rcceted z2c
sil s7l9li ao December; si2 o7eael2 10 January:
- go clsh: = S,e7 81 DdceabSr 81 81 aS7 go Jsnu.
1ry 81 Fctralrr Bak Meats stronger shoulders are;
~, LOO 9..i5 ~lgat. 400 ogs.' p Iqn q I-0o3
bush @hDne.t.-Fl ar $4,000 bgs. Wheat 10000 bush;
Bar ~ ocoo ba.h the disc Wheat strong hirnfr:
II IS t0-l oas December 81 o7a 81 o. "a January com
.tsaiy p1c.au-ri PORK easier and 2iac. lower Land
Cc.Sl e 9ast Ht .'e q w 1o a ir,sJ
2Sa1ic l.fe active art 4-m 20 zoo E1ir, ..e'y
s.,aa a,ni1r.i g. 77L ~ 60 K,t~ ss.7sfc BeIz.
Gl-9eiic Green Hcats acliye tema -touiaert =
IiehL Wbsi .yqm.t aad weak a. 81 g. H6.tsrs' ay at
PgSaanTca r q'J Is go NM iei e. "a pie
$ io1i = butchers, 81 3Oafi 40. Receipts l-ito.
Ds7aorr PSI Flour an WHEAT irmsr Ezra y =. as
ca@i! s. % 4 soi. rctn.r II 81 ,as5 L Jaaua,y
Eo Am'er Nir.-aa = BE-, inn LTD qgir, an' a,,,s IL
a., '99a nao itJ' Ft our & ., Frr Zoo
66i!1: WAT. 45jo BUSH com Iii5o iasl oas., 500
Mtw5rTrg Pc F'orr qqef agohsat e, V ~.
= Or l9nnar. q oe SO De- 81 o- oora % Car
30 D. 57c Barley d1ni No suing c.. enl pe'.n 4.r'
ils. Farr 10000 ha-h. Wheat siira.-,8-a..o3 tl.t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-06

induced 10 close their contracts and then the whole
furry was over. With the exception of Western
Union and the coal shares the prices for stocks are
no better than at the close yesterday, but IN ma
jorty of cases are lower Western Union de
cGned from 77l4 to 761s, but in the closing
effort was rushed up TO 77l2a77's. Della
ware, Lackawauna and Western stock was
firmly held al 80 to ASS. later yielding 80
4S3s. and then rallying to 1890 i9ll. Delaware
and Hudson was carefully nursed all day at 49, 10
4sli. The light weight railway shares and msctlla-
ncous stocks were duh The total transactions Of
the day aggregated 2O5,97G shares.
RANGE or rHg STOCK NAREET
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-06

Low Micdlne clause New crop shipped January and FeSr
sail. I'D pands. Low Mffng cause shpDeu f'D'N
arv ann March, SAIL 3 Irif.. also 6'igd $3.50.
LIVERPOOL Dec. 52pmCntto ~ iurfs easier =
Low Kidding CLAUSE New Crop. shipped November ahn
December sail. fiied A..
LIVERPOOL Dec IS D. nj pands cotton isN a.
ding c'ause February and March delivery nt'is YiH
Low MgfinC clause. March aud April delivery, b-'L
LUEuOoI. Dec $3.50 ?. m.-Eeined Petroleum, II ~
Per gallon.
LONDON. Dee 513 p. m.-ralow, ~ sd 2erc"t. -ut.t
- per cwL for No Y Dutch standard on the 'p"~ an" -
for do. afn1f.
ANTwEEP. Dec. 5-Peroleum. 3lia francs for hne pale
American.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-06
financial.
EIRE INSURANCE STOCKS bought and
i sold by = - BAILEY, 60 Waist

L sod sod. BY 2 5 B1fLEY. O. wail..t
PROCLAMATION. -.
sfs.ScHsip. Sogem0eg u. ls7zS
., H. 's egs 81 1Re ts ~. Of Illinois entitled lc =
relation 70 the paya,uoi te grigs pa an .iftfgy VI
CTILO3 Governor oi tn Illinois 90 berey notify
az HON may coaccfn La On W. Ms 91y ne CIV 4
Sew YORK &c Irea.qrero q ie s,e q hos WI P,y 80
interest wli cease IRON IT, time % r2y nant % pr,er
si i upon STOCK Interest bond. dst Jaiy iss7
Issued % pa su.neo q az ac ea'd o.. act ~ ~ ~
and payable at te pleasure d ne -ate aer ~ yh H9"s
cn.ire ~ io5 % I6. aesve 80 o. IS inclusive. go
i93 2i5 80 g25 to 81 inc.asye ~, a. 81 l5l 80
sGj 800 ec7 $40 s. So. 100 40 70 722 eigsgyssi
500 iaeiusye 5si 100 I6l 1853. Inclusive lo5a.
i1ei1e Ii5 70 IA inclusive: 1888 To i9i nciuayo;
IL b 1906 ~ 5l6 inclusive; 1851 1851 lss2 1911 1912.
q Sd 30 ao se's ' 70 l ..o ai98 ~ =
Bonds Tor - aSt' ei 1'e ioioe 'a 1 -s,' az
~ ~ -,5 ~, II ~ n - b; ~
'0a. 5ito 3 200 e.as 2-i5 -22L 2jl5 2si6 25.7,
o. t5 4 ssG , e e '2navFs 2r s VIZ JsS
1884, 1852 5s5 . 49, Inclusive 1879 Co I-25 Inclusive
Also soaes Of foIow4g nnmee.s and amounts VIZ g.
$3.50 $50. sgS $50 b. 500 -s-a 51 s.f - - 80.
z350: 1871 aj, -. 1884, s7-l 81: i0a ta5 -. lftG
in testimony cre 4r.a9t2 - by aa4 r sa4 p eas,s i 10
n. Sd oi-rimsaca. ibis Ian eag " Soyembr A. D.
by Tie Goy,iior. Gao Il. HAaiov. secretary o. state.
STATE or ILLINOIS rlE'srgs.s ogG.esH ,s--{
J. D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-06
CANADA SOCrRERN RAILWAY COMPANY.
IS WILLIAM Fl, NEN YORK,

I'HE plan for the exchange Of the bonds Of the
uamod company and Tor the purchase Of The bombs
m me following companies whit The Erie and Niagara
patsav Company Canada southern Bridge Company,
The Toledo Canada southern ard Detroit Railway Company
aud . Michigan Midland and Canada Railroad Company Il
nov Perfected particular information respect % which will
he give on application 20 this company.
Holders % he bonds companies
qnest to present early possb az the once ot
exchange certificates OF THIS
pany 10 be- the uiou Trust Company unier
ahch new viii hereafter be saued ~ THIS company
provided for IN sad plan. J.IL '.lNtlAnl,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-06

... XIX, .... -,... 4.-.,,i ..- 7f...,a
l'' -- -'.' ....'.' I'D. p, r EXIT
ai. i"" "'.. -..
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i.'.n'" '' r'i PIT. .' . r..
Egg. .. 4. e.. . ID t.r.
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p. .,' '-
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-t.. I'LL.
-.f .' ' M i,.,, ,., t,I. t.r
hH'- vol '..f '.''-. ., ~. '--.,.. "a,
Al. 3d. l... MS TO- ,n
,-.'' '.. -..I...- t.---.i ... .r. ..r
ni.' I-'. i-. 81. ., a.. 81 .-.- 49,. ...-4..
.. .....- tr 3 -.. ..-. c0-.. o. fair N.aa
.... L. D.. ..I...,.. ..-l 80. ID. t.. t..r f.
l...... I....t 20. t..It .
~ . o. ..... III. ....I. o.. 100. q. fa O..t COD
-.' ,..... ... tf.t..... ~ o..
--,.f ~. t,- .I. I.t.ut.
s a. ..-..a- a,Ei,r5,... - .a. 5-...
%. na-se c'..a- .i' .'.. ~. ,, .,tr,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-06
Bo1rU nno Rooms.


"e50 StIe.
3 y iet 70 seu,rru and wife OF n4e reatien-n tso
i.'l'. ht ,'hy I'ri''u "N "' "i'-'"- 'o"' No ~
4 SUPERB PARLOk, hbny lpuvlte bathl
4a.a slF1oin aa.. laea'rp'.o"l references. % "e''
1870, -----,... ----,- g
!. L.' An -,'y'', en- s,i.- ga -l.-'s' lUt
49,. ..'.u..5 reqal.1 45i West 5-tst. Ars. JAMES
..a.-AAA.
LLtIAll - ~. oA ,t,oA" hooI, VITA VIA
aa-red. 70 West .a'a
; ii,i To- 90, .,.t ,2 ,.-g. .r , 'Iiiosho
.', ..., ,.--,. i.....rlta sammy
HOTTEST. No. @ Wcst.-Smgle AMI double
- rooms Oh .oar.. boz VIA ollrt. references
- 2 Glt)} L-o TO it. With board, a Iur-
r-l.l..o,, lr, ta..
a., ,,-f.--r QtsT .T -~t..ria rooms for frpn-
.ss, WEST 18TH T.-tentleman and wife
80, 80 c r .in4.'a i,, . -'l'''' VITA ''A ana
" ,-.,- ,..,..-... llII II
81 a'o5-. r.t' ar'fe..' aoAa0 bone e.s,rt. .i,h
t'.e o"nre. cesi permanent ~ tan-ieni' t''' o'afdi
'.',' 80. o.,, VII. ,..- III .....o
4 room, WITH bedroom adoin.a- al'o '.le.. lir9ols
whbe of board 'oait u1 g." sable b'4,i-r' 1ree'to
"a Wr.,r .f-rV-ST One Ioro-, front Room,
4 .rs. Der.
J. 'uH y 'i'' La. ..'... '.-' -
Z ! n E~l lGlE-~ T., near Jfl-aht.-i heef-
4 fll homrIse ROOMS. with excellent BOARD, 20 re-
.. ~. ~, ....,,,, In, poo, nv, f, -
~ NI.N 20 ny - nttl i..,, ~ ~ =
~ SUNNY to1A- iNt f.AI.llrh Ni lA.ii-a, wan or
"tli'i' no'i'. 'ttil' '.i'. ''.'
s2b ~ 40 ~, nj nm, ,e 100 as 10 ley.
WIN Bl,i tostni.rmcu ald ycs aud single Gentlemen;
~ WrST rfTIr ~ -Vop9s,o,cjr f,rrp-
I n
table references ic iiI-l
.. -. -. 80 81 III
4 l.-lh private nanny '''t tt'iii ~" u'ii
- ROOM clhl-f'lu- rc' 81 l'it h".'' en- "a .Ls1-
ceDulnloe Ufh, ui.ta.' letIs.es. 4"- F-s' -''ast-
nv 80 - -.r- toY,fr -sr ..:..r.. -. -,
closets YIN 3, s,hoa' board "1' private An''e'H'
ELEGANTLY furnished apartments, suitable
u for house eeDina with aIug stove g weekly. sc.
n. MEYER. 82a slave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-06

PNTNT CL0TU9 NAHhET.
PROVIDENCE. O.. J.. De.. The Print Coihs market is
f~u. go f+-qIares fs4' ICE fll -audlul do
c asked .or J6x6O small lots u sold az &c., cash c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-06

4 PRIVATE FAMILY, owning their house,
IS w and ai' single Gentlemen Two
Io,m henCsOrrey Ttm-A,d 10 without board 40 10
M-s 2ffl-~f.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-06
Denilsfrp

Dr. WAIT, ST., No. IS East 23d-st-First-
h class dentistry p9guiar pcess extracting gner
pure fresh without extra charge ea AID exAns spsct
neus aud prIces-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-06

90 VET 26lH->i.-D0uhle end single
Beg ROOMS. rlf'. r., BOARD homo n'.t'ftf, "th
-pei onre.aoosi p,rmaleat ~ ucn~ient t'3e b1ardi
: 1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-06

assl WEST l-TH-> I.-tfeutcmau and wife
-1sI c.a Ie handsomely ar-1ll0--tel VITA nom and
boards Also 1880 single gent .uca
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-06

At 100 FAST IOTH-ST.-A nicely furnished
= square front room graf fire. hot amt cold water
closets with without board family private Amcrcsn;
references exchanged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-06

4 EAST 1OIH-SI., one door from 9TH
Il AVE handsomely furnished connecting apartments
complete with bath aud closets or families VIII private t1Dls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-06
East Side.

In private family; cosy front and ha
\ room cai. l-rue -rco. do'r: house end lahe RE
ceDdonablr term, merra.e references la2 Past t7ths
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-10-28

that two million cartridges per diem. Not
all these are for military use although both
the Russians and the Turks are dependant
upon this establishment for large part ~
their ammunition. Nearly all the metalG.
pistol cartridges sold in the country ar.
NJ ade in Bridgeport, and sportsmen look to
this source of supply mainly for the bes,
paper shell cartridges for their breecb.
losAiipg shot guns. There are in all Owe,
$50 different kinds and sizes of cartridpss
made there. The large cartridge contrae.
have afforded abundant occupation fo
both the works in New Haven ard fo
those of Bridgeport, Conn. The two Con.
Germs together turn out about two mGo,
cartridges per diem, of which one. gaarter
are made by the former concern. Thgsfsr
the New Haven works have supplied Rus.
sia with 40, 0,00H, 900 Snider cartridges and
Turkey with about 90.000,S00 Peabody.
Martini and 10000, 900 Winchester carb;1s
cartridges. An additional Turkish ce,.
tract for 20 900 600 more, for the PeaboS,
Martini gun, is being hurried OFF, Onlys
part of the cartridge shells are sent over
loaded. The mere putting in of the powder
and bullet is simple operation, which
might as we'll be done abroad BY conpara.
lively upsBilled hands aud without any
delicate or costly machinery. 1t is also
deemed advisable not to load cartridges
which may be kept on hand for any length
OF time test the powder Hasy eake.- Five
hGndrej girls are employed in the cartridge
department of the Winchester Repeating
Arms Company's works.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-10-28

country at that election. They will choose o
President who, according to Blaine, will suo-
which will make . Republican victory certain
and easy In 1884. Thats the time when Blaine
wants the nomination, and he will direct bis
eforts to that end For the present he is not for
Hayes nor against him-be is going to show
his consistency by giving Blaine Q solid sup
port, aud will try to forget all about the Mul-
ligan letters and the great danger from Mex
leo. When he sees how the President ia going
to come out he will decide with great boldness
which party he belongs to, which is all that
any body has a right to expect at this time.
Mr. Hendricks was given reception by the
Democracy of Indianapolis last week. George
W. Julian delivered the address OF welcome.
In his reply Mr.. Hendricks said that ne
thought that no one properly educated mere
could go to other countries and md them equal
to bis own that what was done In the repup'
lie last winter could not be done in the grave
old monarchy of England, where the feudal
system was yet TO give way; that trepchmen
don't care much for their Institutions, but love
France that he as surprised to find Bohemia
and Hungary states in the Austrian EN-
pire, with their own Legislation in respect to
local and domestic matters and etecting men,
bers of the Imperial Parliament that make
laws for the empire; that the Ohio election
looked 10 him as if there was q good deal OF
lnck in it, and that the powers at &ashin ton
were now recognizing that the Democrats had
been right all the time.
North bamptopshire election in England in
the last century cost more than $500 QUO side
The poll was kept open for weeks, and when
the electors had drunk up all the port and
Lord Hslifax's, who gave them port, and
when that was all gone, splendid claret: But
the latter they mistook for sour port, and
swore they would never vote for fellow who
gave them such stuff, and, to q man, went over
to the other side. This election sent Lord
Northampton abroad for the rest of his days
and compelled Lord Halifax to close his coun-
try house. This election has been supposed to
be the most costly on record, but q recent pub.
lioaton shows that the greatest splendor Of
all on electioneerng was that dissolnted OF
reigns of Charles II. and James IL, who ex-
pended in that way O sum equal to 81 500 600.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-10-28

To what extent Italy has been benefited
by being annexed to Piedmont appears
among other things from statistics lately
published by the Fanfulla. In 1853 only
Piedmont kept large army Rome, Ma
Piles and the duchies enjoyed almost entire
exemption from military servitude. Since
then, and more especially since 1866, COM
pulsory military service has been forced on
the whole Peninsula; and in 1870 what
little remained of the States of the Church
was also swallowed up by Cadorna's sacril-
egious act. Now let us look at the way
this army is kept. In Germany, 65 soldiers
die in year ont ofevery 10 900; in France,
85; and in the British army. with Gil its
Indian and colonial service, about 90 out of
10000. In Italy, in 1870, the number was
l05; aud so fatal does the possession of
Rome seem to have become TO the army,
that this mortality has gradually risen. In
1871 it WAS ll3, in 1873. 125, in 1874 it
roee up to 1877, and in 1876 it reached the
figure of 132 in every 10000, more than
double what it is in the Prussian army. In
the remainder of the population of Italy
ranging from 90 TO 25 years, with all its
blind, and halt, and crIpplee, the number
of deaths in that year was only ITO ia every
10 600, or D less than in the army.