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Report of viewers appointed to view and
locate an alteration in the county road lead
ing from the Fourth Plain school house to
the n. +. corner of the Covington Donation
Land Claim, received, adopted and the road
as altered declared public highway.
Report OF viewers appointed to view GER
tain road proposed To DE vacated, beginning
at point on the country road leading from
Vancouver To Salmon Creek, by way Of the
Fourth Plain Oh the Covington donation
Land Claim, and Running thence east across
the lands OF Jacob Proebstel, ST., e. IL.
Whitney and Others, to the west boundary
line OF the W. p. Mabery Donation Land
Claim, intersectipg the comfy road leading
from Vancouver 10 Fourth PLAIN, received
and adopted. The viewers reporting unfa-
vorably upon the said proposed vacation. the
prayer OF the petitioners therefor was denied
and the costs therein amounting to SIS taxed
to the petitioners.
A reduction of $500 was made in the as
sessment of u. NJ. Seward for the year 1877,
on account OF property enormously assessed
to him
The following allowances were made to
vicwers chainmpn and aymen to-wit:
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Personal.

We bad the pleasure Of . call this week
from Mis Florence Washburn, of Walla
WallA Miss Washbum il typo and for
nsrly lived in Vancouver
Mr.. J. p. Feaster. Of Portland, made this
oGRce call yesterday. He intends starting
. writing SCHOOL in this city.
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WRITING SCHOOL.

J. p. Feaster, the well known writing
teacher, will open writing school in the
Public School House, on Monday evening
next, November 10TH at ! o'clock P. NJ
Let the boys and girls turn out and make
him up a large class.
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FERRY. understand the steam ferry
boat Red Jacket, which two years ago piled
on the Columbia River between Vancouver
and the Oregon side, is shortly to be placed
ON this same route.
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MONEY SAVED.

Send one three cent stamp 10 Clara Duniway
Stearns, Purchasing Agent r. o. Box $50,
Portland. Oregon, for Catalogue and Price
List Of 1000 elegant and useful articles which
can be bought In Portland, cheaper than any
where else on the Pacific coast If
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A new and complete assortment just re-
csived 1t Dillon 4 Goa Call and examine
them. Prices very low.
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Desert Land Notice.
LAND OFFICE,

LAM Of TIVE.
VANCOUVER, W. T., Oct %, 1877.
Notice Is hereby given that all entries under
the provision Of the Act of Congress of March
8. 1877, for the sale Of desert lands in certain
States and Territories by order of the Commits
soner of the General Land Office are hereby
suspended. W. ii. sMALLWOOD,
Register.
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WATCHES AND REVOLVERS !

If you want ''way up" gold or silver
watch, give Dillon 4 Co. call. They have
few first class revolvers which they will
sell cheap for cash.
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NOTICE.

Persons knowing themselves indebted TO
the undersigned, win please call aud settle
within two week.. This Is the last appeal, as
accounts after that time will be handed over 10
AN attorney for collection.
DAVID WALL.
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The Bishop Scott Grammar School, in
Portland, was burned to the ground on the
evening of the Sth inst. 1t is supposed to be
the work of an incendiary. The building
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The Independent.
LOCAL.

BALL.-'The Young Ladies" will give
ball tonight at Brant's Hall. A pleasant
time is anticipated.
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PRICES MARKED DOWN.

A new and complete assortment of furniture
has Just been received at the Furniture Store OF
H. H. Gridey Sewing Machines sold cheaper
than ever, for first class machines. II
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SEC
L ond Judicial District, Of the Territory Of
Washington, holding terms at Vancouver, for
the counties of Clarke klickitat and Skamania
:. c. Willard and W. J. Van Schuvver, part
ners in business at the city of Portland,
in the State of Oregon, under the
firm name and style of
Willard Il Van Schuyler, Plaintiffs,
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Patrick Keegan, Defendant.

Action brought in the District Court Of the
Second Judicial District of the Territory of
Washington, holding terms at Vancouver,
for the counties of Clarke, klckitat and Ska
mania.
Complaint filed in the County Of Clarke, in the
office Of the Clerk Of said District Court the
fifteenth day of August, A. ID. 1877.
To Patrick Kecgan, Defendant
In the name OF the United States of Amer
lea, you are hereby required TO appear in an
action brought against YOU by the above named
Plaintiffs in the District Court of the Second
Judicial District of the Territory of Washing
ton, holding terms at Vancouver i'm Clarke
County, for the counties of Clarke, klickitat
and Skamania, and 10 answer the complaint
filed therein Ia copy of which accompanies
this summons), within twenty days, exclusive
of the day of seryice), after the service on You
of this summons--if served within this county;
or, If served out of this county, but within the
Second Judicial District, within thirty DAYS;
or, If served out of said District then within
sixty days-Or Judgment by default will be
taken against YOU according 10 the PRAYER of
said complaint
The said action Is brought To recover from
YOU the sum of one hundred and forty three
dollars and scvcnty-two cents in United States
gold coin, with interest thereon from the
tenth day OF June, 1874, the same being the
balance alleged 10 be due and owing from YOU
10 The said Plaintiffs, upon an account for
goods, wares, and merchandise sold and de
liyered to you by the said Plaintiffs AT the city
OF Portland, In the State OF Oregon, between
the eighth day of August, 1871, and the third
day OF February, 1874. with interest thereon
from the tenth day Of June, A. ID. 1874. and for
all OF the costs Of the said action; and YOU are
hereby notified that II YOU fail 10 appear and
answer said complaint a. above required, the
Plaintiffs will take judgment against YOU for
the sum OF one hundred and forty three dol
lars and seyenty-two cents in United States
gold coin, with interest thereon from the tenth
day OF June 1874, and for all Of the costs Of the
said action.
Witness. ROGER = GREENE, Esq Judge
( - the said District Court and the Seal
Is said Court this fifteenth day Of Au-
| - gust A. ID. 1877
r. g. o'BBIEx, Clerk.
per q. TNcCoSsELL Deputy.
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HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF
THE COLUMBIA,
PORTLAND. OREGON, November 8. 1877.
Special Orders.


3.-WHEREAs, it 10 officially reported that
many officers, whose temporary functions In
connection with the late expedition against
hostile Neg Percc Indians terminate with the
expedition itself, are in receipt Of vouchers,
certificates. and other papers, formal and in
formal, relating to expenditures incurred du-
ring the Indian campaign; to the end that
there may be . recognized centre for the re-
ceptioa, care and preservation of all such
floating and struggling papers: 1t Is ordered
that hook of claims be opened aud kept in
the offices Of the Chief Quartermaster and
Chief Commissary Of Subsistence at these
Headquarters. in which all vouchers, certiti-
Gates, &C.. pertaining 70 these respective Staff
Departments, shall be entered with synop-
ticsl history Of each case % far ~ known or
a. information concerning it can be obtained,
and the papers themselves be systematically
arranged and disposed of distinct from the
ordinary files Of these oflces.
1t il requested that all persons having pa
pers Of the character described, in their pos
session, forward them to the Offices above in
Dictated for the purpose Of their proper dis
posal and more speedy adjustment.
By Command Of
BRIGADIER- GENERAL HOWARD:
H. CLAY WOOD.
Assistant Adjutant General.
OFFICIAL:
NJ. C. WILKINSON, Aide-de- Camp.
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II. c. Blackwood, Viewer ...-...-.. 81 W
ID. X. Webster, ......---- w
II. ID. Tenney, ........ w
VIM. Proebsiel. Chairman. .......-. w
Robert kindt, ...-..-.- w
Sam &. Harris, Viewer -......-.- w
Preston Richardson. .. 2 %
Jesse Holbrook, ...-...... w
James A. Kerns County COm'r., allowed
for 3 days attendance and milage. .S22 50
Lindley Meeker, County Com'r, allowed
for 1 days Attendance and milage.. . 50
Henry Christ County COmr., allowed
for 3 days attendance and milage.. 10 50
j. H. Fletcher, Sheriff, allowed for days
Attendance. wv
Chas Brown, Clerk, allowed for days
attendance. ---.....--. y w
Board adjourned to meet on Tuesday, De-
ccmber 4 1877
JAMES A. KERNS,
Chairman Board al County Commissioners.
Attest
CHAS Brown,
County Auditor and Ex-officio Clerk
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HOMES FOR THE HOMELESS /!
Farms for the FarmleSS!!!

on Acres 3 miles north of Vancou-
w yer. Thirty acres creek bottom land,
fenced and under cultivation, 20 acres excel
lent timber land handy to market. Price
$1,000, on easy terms.
an Acres q miles north of Van
w couver. Dwelling house and barn,
40 acres under fence, IL acres creek bottom
land fenced and under cultivation. Price
81, 200, on easy terms.
~ Acres 2 miles north of Van
W couver. Twelve acres of creek bot
toni and, fenced and under cultivation. A
large shed barn on the premises. The best
garden tract in Clarke county. Price 81, 200.
Terms easy.
NJ B. %hs to b ms,s. tracts stsa are rel. ha1
Vancouver. They are the most desirable
tracts in the county. Title, U. S. Patent.
For further information, apply to
w. BYRON DANIELS,
Vancouver w II
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Proceedings of the Board of COun-
ty Commissioners.
Monday, November 5, 1877.

Monday, November s, 1877.
Board met pursuant to law. Present. James
A. Kcrns, Lindley Meeker and Henry Christ,
Commissioners, j. H. Fletcher, Sheriff, and
Chas. Brown, Clerk.
In the matter of the Territory of Washing
ton VS.. Geo. Daniels, the following costs were
allowed, tO-wit:
II. H. Gridley, Justice of the Peace. .... So rs
E. A. Slocum, Dep. Sheriff. ............ 2 40
>. o. Smith, Jailor. Observation-Disclosures. 90
The following claims were examined and al
lowed, tO-wit:
Geo. H. Hines, printing. ............ 8 5 90
T. l.. Daniels, ...'.... l so
w. Byron Daniels, advertising. 43 so
II. G. Blackwood, chairman. ......... 200
Chas. Brown, County Auditor fees. 2S5 III
The sum of SOS allowed to John NJ. Kelly
out of the road fund of Road Dist. No. %, for
extra road labor performed in said district
The resignation of G. j. Tooley, County AS.
SCISSOR, accepted, and Geo. w. Durgin appoint
ed to said Office for the uneXpired term.
Second Day.
Present:-James A. Kerns and Henry Christ,
Commissioners j. II. Fletcher, Sheriff, and
Charles Brown, Clerk.
The following claims were examined and al
lowed, tO-wit:
J. H. Fletcher, Sheriff's fees . 8 A 20
G. II. Whitney, wood for Auditors Of
ice ............... 20 90
Alex McAndrews, surveying roads, 81 SO
David Wall, stationery and remit. 1O1 OS
l. W. Sullins, repairing Lewis River
bridge. ................. no w
L. Meeker, experimenting repairs on
Lewis River bridge. ............. 10 W
G. NJ. Fray, examining repairs on
Lewis kiver bridge .............. %
H. II. Burr, examining repairs on Lew
is River bridge. ................. 90
G. Z. Mcconnell, fuel for Clerks office, 10 62
A reduction Of $500 was made in the assess
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ction OF $500 was made in the assess
Amelia Wise, for the year 1877, on &C
enormously assessed to her.
Third Day.
same as yesterday.
lowing claims examined and allowed,
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SEC
L ond Judicial District, of the Territory of
Washington, holding terms at Vancouver for
the counties of Clarke, Klickitat and Skama.
MIA.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-01

LIVERPOOL, Aug. 31.-A leading grain cir
cul1r ,sys: "rao weather continues merry unsettled
Much rain has fallen during the past few days interrupt
ing the progress Of the harvest and seriously damaging
the wheat crop scarcely any Of which is yet secured 70
tins district. Trad. Al the Agricultural Markets since
the commencement of the week has ruled firm English
Wheat Of last years crop is shilling quarter dear
er Foreign Wheat has commanded similar
improvements while the few samples OF the English
shown have been generally damp and sold az
irregular prices. 4 far extent Of bu5ness hes been
I,actci ir Wheat here since Tuesday az tie FOIL
rr Of hat day. Maize ON the spot has met mode
rate demand uualtered rates with better inquiry or
future delivery. This market today was wei attended
large business done in Wheat red descriptions re-
aiIng Tueslay5 prices. and white two per Genital ad
vance Flour was from three six pence dcacr Corn
Was i'm good demand ~ latc rates.
The circular OF the Liverpool Cotton brokers A'sOcia
tiou in its weekly review says: Cotton has been u IN
creased demand throughout TIE week, aud good huS
ness WAS done advanced rates for some descriptions
American has been better demand from the trade and
current qualities lied higher. In Sea Island the
sales mitco and prices unchanged in futures
business las been somewhat increased scale, but
tire nu,,ulUou has only been slight. The latest ransac
lions Show an advance OF about led On The closing
fae, % Thursday ia-t.'
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

rrvFR-coI Aug 3i-POrk- Eastern dul at 20. NesteIn
du at 30. Bacon Cumberland Cut stesy az o. .,ea1
Ro steady at5S; LphE T ~. shoulders steady
At 33 Bae-India Mess steady at 100 Extra Me, sy r
10; Prime Mess lrmerat ~ @ 4, ~ Turlsntius-
AZ a. TallOw-Prime city himer az ~ o. Eiro ,iuu
spirits 27 KosinSomm0n Iti ~ ri III steadv
10. Choise ne ea az a5catNo 5 sprng
steady at 10 SRnSg 'Sssi in tho mar
ket Corn-MXed soft steady at I'll Cot'on 9eeu NA ~
~ IyFRPooi, Aug. 3l-l2:3O p m-Cotton quieter; "st
ding Upands, Cd; Md1ing Orleans 0lgI ''i H. 20
0n6 6acs inclnding 900 fOr speculation ana ekpr
ceips OF 2,9 bales including lloE UIes st
tcan Futures easier tplands 10" Miadlng cause
iferv n also sales the same 6otsd; Jpands 10"
WdI6e case ugust and september delivery PED; p
landl Low Middng clause, september and OcuDye r
400j bales Spectators took 2OO9 baIes I9al ~ 80
s0G 900 bales; American 53 600 baies Iotsl IecepIs
"a 600 bales: American, 5000; Actual export 5000 bales
Amount OF ahOa, 10000 bales Ameilean +oogO
aes Forwarded from the ships size direct 70 sphbTis
400 baes American sales OF the week, 10000 bales me
cepts OF wheat the tlree days were 4OOOJ qr'
iuclud ng 10000 qra. American. ,, c,,,o, ro, MA.
diino clause september and October delivery, 5lecL;
UpIsnds Low Middng clause, October and November ueh'
cry fivSgF6or Aug 3l--2 D. m-BreadstuGs firm Wheat
lid Sd per GENITAL for average California "tei ana
a. Trgr0ot A1g 3l3 un-Tle market for Yarns anil Fab
rcs at Manchester quiet aud unchanged Cotton Ishis
uIands Low Middug clause New crop. shipped November
and December. sail 3'la2l. ,, 49,, l.,t.o, % ,o-
included 6,OjO bales Ameucan Futures lpah'5 LOW ' ~
ding clause october aud November delivery, bl'ai Up
aud Low ddug clause November and December deh'efy
IrEgpoot Aug 3l5 pm futures weak Uplands
low Kidding CLAUSE New crop shipped october a. a NOyem
ber sail, 5i5rsd. CpIands Low Midins 5lae Ne" CoP
s1i1ued Noyember and December, sail, 0i'lsi o-.,
I0SuON, Aug 3l-5:50p m-Sgirits 0t Iulpenuhe ZooL
'L6NDox Aug 3I-Eyenng.-C Calcutta hnseed' 5i G'4
PASf%Esp, Aug 8l-Fetroeum S34 francs for line pale
New-York tribune., 1877-09-01
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

NEW YoRK. Auy 3i-BEEVES- - AZ Jersey
wcSl including The shipp g Cattle 92G3 against ssGs The
P,'95o gost o TS 6 mo ,,d % The s od2T % Sss @ about
on par win what !, has usen d9rng me Wett 10" ana
no, have any socss to carry over slight decline was
a a'ogt TIE usual m range n5 9 , Gy ] g ba1 S9y to l9
on .a, were pretty good and sold 90 lOi4c. There
some green grass steers sold at &c, though few
NJ ai0i.e and few fat cattle at iIGl2c Texan
@ g az & 81 ssla. a1 on IN 5oSdy e. S az o e &ay T a'sr %
Grssser, at a'2c 81 n l a. &C.; 26 at &c mostly % M
i5g 3t 81 ol1 I 'T 90 & c ~ % g B NJ 10c scat iic gt
orgc Oc against l0c FOX about the same class OF cattle
Waze 4 Aerton had 3 cars at jersey CITY n Morris u
cars Loweustirn cars Meyers & lt'@cnstGp cars
lOitr 81 70. ForJ r. Brown, II Indiana, q c~t at lOc
9i =, n: si Ohio Grass eteers for kcyE Co., g20 b. at
she "a Tor W culver 20 Cows oxen, etc. jd5a cwt. al
seise 3 Meyers Colorado 1920 n 9iic, SO
r. Vog Tor Meyers Regcnsien, 10 Illinois, 1901 n
g3 less II each 1906 h. 10 c less 81 EACH 81 of l3l
sherman culver for seymour CO.. II ohio ioo6 y, At
lOlc. For w. A. II Illinois, l9l ID at iOc OF l223 TO-
w. f. Dudley f1r r. Morris 3s Cherokee $50 b at slac
3, ID Colorado lOl2 b oqc, SO 10. less 5Oc eacni II
b Watd sod 50 coorado 1900 n at Che less 81 each
i0c II OF 23s To- lO4c less 81 ech 10 Of 1866 b, &C.
G. roIcy Morris 50 Texas 9lI u, at &c. 90 10 and 81
: oDonnen sold II Texas, ll76 70, at s'ic 55 70 10 Mis-
'O' r. LaGteibl G i so illinois 1887 ID Ioc I3 Of
shsr@.n sold z mixed lll7 n. at siac, 55 Il Il
Illinois, Iljb %. lOc, 80 %. . - 49, .
r. IOsc 56 n Il of los m lO4c, tAd IL each 10 OF
Llis h. Zoe. II OF 22O b. lOc less e. each OF 800 b
Al S6hsi T C. Eastman cars Rankin Thompson
10 cars. e.. b. Reynolds cars tlcIy ~ Carey
a. q Eastman all his cattle To butchers 20 Illinois,
Zoe; 80 # l9J n. 10 &c, % OF l2S n lOc
eli 56 M 70 ~ fj o. lOic - 70 % Of l3u9 70. lOilc.
H. b BurclaId fo Rankin & Thompson Of Kansas stock,
tails IIGJ 10, 92', s., of ll'3 70, lOtc 10 ~ llJi H.
l0ir. of .2}7 n. llc an % o. For G. =. Reynolds ~
nois 3ii d. IJ'sc. 80 Of i4l2 n coarssh, lie 5G n.
Ort r Reynolds - OF l,4la 10. lOl and
81 each. .3 Of J. ,3l6 10 lie, 50 ~ rough cattle.
sold ~ luos. loo n, al 9fc: 50 OF 7 =
cyt fi; at iic % o and l2c. D. n.
Davis sold 10 little state Bus7i1 b at 2sc.
Other of Bulls were oil o92 H. by Kirby, At 81 30 and
? Of 800 q, by Jcline al 2 -.
CAINLSArrisals iehg viz: 30G head, mostly 10 Goth ST.
unchanged fairly active though we call oo about the
! ton price. ....
20 Of lsO42Ol 70 al &c, aud Oi 100 10 10 SIG.
Hunr Elliott co. sold - grass Calves lyz d. az 2ci
Vcals l7u b, AZ -c.
}. Kirby sold - of 2lO n at3'c.
SHEEP And LAMBS-Auiyals o cais each AZ Jersey
civ and Siytchs 2O3G head Total saturday.
2as6i, against 22.91S time last week. Market
changed perhaps little stronger on lat Sheep.
city kaso AMI Pdcock. lfn Pennsy
Lambs 63 n At 5aac lOo Canada, 10 d. O 2S5 do 20 b,
atO2c
Judd a buckingham sold 20i Ohio sheep u n at Sc
A. Van sold 1872 sheep and Lambs 70 10, at &C
Hume Elliott Co., ~ siXletsL, IL BuekA III d. al ic
New-York tribune., 1877-09-01
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

To TIE BoNpHoLDEEs OF THE Sr. Loris, Iron
MOUSTAIS AND SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY
Having seen the printed form of agreement for a
further funding of interest, 90 which the present
Managers of the COmpanynow ask your signatures
think IL proper 70 call your attention 10 the tOi
lowing circumstances:
l. The agreement rs prepared hy the Managers,
absolutely binds any bodholder who signs it 10 fund
lis coupons whether any one else does 20 or not.
The old funding agreement of 1873, to which Sig
natures were invited with our concurrence was
made conditional upon ITS being asscnted to 10y
eighty per cent of the bOudhOlncIS.
. Barring Brothers X Co.. who hold between five
and six million dollars of bonds have not asseuted.
and viii not assent to the agreement proposed by
The Managers. Their correspondents and friends.
and the large number u bcndh0lders acting IN con-
cert with them viii likewise withhold their assent.
and they have deliberately determined that under
existing circumstances, justice and the interest OF
the bOndh0ldcrs alike demand that the manage
ment of the road be transferred from the hands OF
the stockholders whose interest j. nominal, 70 the
control OF the b0ndhOldcrs 10 whom, IN real sub
stance and regarding present values, the property
belongs. and they are 10 that end, pursuing the
necessary measures for foreclosure, and consequent
reorganization.
We are prcparing and shall shortly have IN print,
ready for submission 10 the bondholdcrs and stock
holders statement exhibiting the causes which
have led 10 this determination and course OF action,
together with views IN regard to reorganization.
Aug. 30 1877. ). q. =. [. W ARD,
Attorneys for Barring Brothers IL Co.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-01

correctonEIpors coasvis August 30 snoun nave been
ccaswse should have teen 81 Jss nsd OF sSS baiss
dogIsylLLE Aug 9l-coton quiet M,Nling. 1872.
Mddng ~ i4c; Good Ordinary, i0isc. net receiDs none,
2o67 bales weekly net reccptS 81 bales 4s6 0a:i
Providence, Hag 3iCotton Weekly receipts 5ss bales.
shipments. iZ9 bales stock, 2o3 bales.
ISDNSOIA, Aug. 81 Cotton-Weeky, net receipts 81
bales exports cOa8tviso. 81 bales.
MOBILE, Aux. 3i.--Coton nominal; @iddine lOc. Low
Sr1ori @ea9 9 Sq? 5s 9e' isfp', sa e o
receipts lt0 bales exports coaswse 595 bales sales 200
bales
1RpnI. Aug 81 Cotton qaet and easy' Maaing. o.c,
receipts ~ bales shnncn 81 baes sae 40 bales stock
bales shipments LOSS bales sales. 200 bales. 10
56 AYas A9t d6 $C9}9n Tnay q5 @ MnT Sd loe Iy
bales; l6Ji bal,s. weekly net receipts 80 bales.
gross as bales; exports coasise, 2s3 bales sales lSi
sHGsyEpoRr, .Ang 3l.-cotton dill. nominal; Niaaor.
receipts 81 bales shipments 81 bales sales, 80 bales;
CoIrliBfA Aug 3i.--Cotton dull Middilnr lO,-c Low
Mddiog, 10'aci Good Ordinary, loci weekly stock u
MONTGOMERY Aug 8l.-Cotton quiet; Mdding Joe,
Middlng 0sfc. Good Ordinary 31c weekly. reeefs
1913 baies shipments 81 bales stocklo77 7s7 bales 1875
AGeTsf1 Aug SI.-Cotton quiet. easy Nddnng I0ac,ror
sales i63 bales stock Is77 i9l bales; i57, G55 B,e
weekly receipts 92 bales; shipments lj3 bales. sales 10
YoRFoLS, Aug. sl-Cotton quiet; Mdding lobe; net r.
bales weekly net receipts, 3l bales exports coastsse s
CHARLOTTE Aug 3I.-Cotton nominal; Mlddng. lOi.c.
Low MiidlDg. lDc; GOOi Ordinary, 5'gc.
Midnr IOc: GOOD Ordinary 9Lc receipts, IL bales. ,oeS
COS bales weekly net receipts 20 bales eNprts coasvs
CoLuMBUs, Aug 3l.-Cotton quiet 1idding, lOc; Tow
Middins g2c GOOD Ordinary, ,, s'tc. Weekly receipts
bales; stock 1877. g67 bales 1915, 9H bales. -
Mldaling, 94c,j Good Ordinary, 9c weekly recoPts 10
GRIfFN. Aug 3i-cotton nominal; MilHmg 9lc. 10.
Mddlng, &C.. Good Ordinary ssc weekly receipts, bale;
shipments bale; stock bales.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-01
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Pcr NorA kirer. TesssIs and Rnllr01fs.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
FRIDAY, Aug. 81, 1877.

FRIDAY, Aug. 81, i u.
for Pearls.
BEEsWAX-Fan sale. have been made at 81 d3Ose. ior
Southern. Western nominal
BItJON-CORN-Quiet and nominally a. before. short
Greel Brush. 7NrC, Green HuT Gdlc Medium Green, "a
CHiCJHY-Q al dis gold for Gcunsn, and 5i4q
Gs-c. gold for ~ glish
COCOA-Has been very quiet, and about nominal AZ 81.
gc Domingo. l3ignl5 iOl Quay uh, S3u u3o. for
Maracs DO. an 2102fc. for tsrdCas. all gold.
COAl-Authracito sells fairy al tn lfic advance the
sales being mainly Of grades. Btuminous quiet
Liverpool House Camel, slSatlii Liverpool Gas
30. sIOdSIl Newcastle DO. - 1895. PfOylucI al,
81 81 currency Penusyyanla WesOrelAnd aHf West
Virginia Cas- - 80 gS6 Cumberland sO.t and BEOadtoY