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S-Whcat was dull and entirely nominal with continued
Shippers si Exhibited samples for sale 0' rse sale. come
ppsd pps sn 81 81 "S"u Sr s91 Ssss tor % Sn,.
vi q for No Milwaukee spring 81 35 New
a7t for DsIawsre yellow acet. oc asS DO asns,
Rye ws an as were also barley and barley mali, Oats
els at tc for rejected. 5sisc Ior no L. 45c Tor No
mixed e a. tis !os No. dO aSs for ,s,,,s No. white
4se. 54c Tor mixed state.
for ss @ "r """s an% &
$3.50 gold jutc. &C. 5c currency jnte butts. 3c..
gold arrive Manila hemp. sI4c sc sissi do &c
XoIsssss.~Scw Orleans was quie. ou. steady For
,sn Sa' 2 also ass' wc quote @ @cuss cSS"'rsa ad
.ea"as ST. fs s,"ssry SO &C. ro'ss Eiss .Ss
NAVAL sroM,s.sp.sits iurpen,ne was dull and lower
aass rpsnsins mssehsmsbs oss s
lss R,s.straincs y so good strained ss 20. Pitch,
from Wilmington follows -nosn held above bny.
s. % S and ' "s ss.s y 81 ss. uadpsn'nS as s hard
OLs-lhe market for oils rsoained firm. but pric
Sbis sc o7e. co.ionseea crads DOE Southern yellow.
@ se lard prime ws 81 o. spsm ws ei"de 81 %
do beachea winter. - 7D do, natural 81 e5. whale.
7ss nsursI ae SSs extra aS sss; Winter winter
@ sDs a a na @ ts Resale. ss
~ 22c here and at rhilaIcpha and 2oc. at Baltimore
d. In bbls l1c refined. In bbs., prompt 2G1c do, IN
cases, osc SIC n"phn i3]sc for prime city; refined
Philadelphia, prompt .Gssc do. Mt Baltimore prompt
.6S4c Advccs from the Creek follows Ion City
weak and dccining United offered blocks " soa
slpne Offered ut W. ~; rarkers weak on account Of
new wells IN Bullion district: United offered ut W 30 out
very few bid AZ ~ Ys shpmcat negec.ed about W i3
POULTRY was quiet. We quote Live fowls nnd
state aud Western. lie iac.; ROSTERS e. Sc
Iurkcys-State and Jersey i2c l3c. western, lie.
I2c Geese eJcrcy 81 10 " per pair; Western. vi 70
axl 30 per pair DucksJersey 7Jc ~ per pair: West
0uc soc. Dressed poultry-Turi cys wcro
quoted at nc lie for lair prime state, Zoe ic Tor
fair to prime Jersey 1Oc lie Tor good to prime western
and De- Oc for good do Chickens were quoted NJ
he for fair O. l3c for fair 10 primo
Jersey iOc Ic fr good prime Western and Dc 1Oc
Tor fair to good DO
Provisions Receipts Pork $50 bbls lard. 65S tierces
~ bbs boxes and 10 kegs cut meats, 1870 pack
ages; bacon 70 ticrccs and l.l7s boxes; beef l7D
tierces bbls and $500 beef hams, 2VD bbs
Pork was quiet and nominal and closed at tho
second ''ca at SIG 10 bid xi7 asked tor March. and
Si6 % bid yI7 20 asked for April sales 100 bos
mess private terms. Cut mears quiet. fresh
hams quoted ut IUc. i0ssc.. fresn bellies ~ nc
Slac frcsh shoulders 1T 7c picked hams st IQc IKE
picked bellies at Sac iOc., picked shoulders at
tsa. and boxed bellies ~ eytc. ioXc. smoked
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,Thurssiay, February 9.

ii 6i6c: low ,niddIlng. iissc. midding IKE spot
sAlcs folows:-
To-Day Last Eoenino. 1ota.
pevefed on contract 500 bales For future delivery the
sales iollows:yeste rday after two I. MMarch,
At l3 i3.c May. 800 at i3 1870 June, 700 I35sc
August 100 at Is 1880 October, 100 l.. 29-2c Total
800 bales To-day, up to r. MMarch, 800 vt ~ BE
500 i2c. 800 at ~ 20-2c.. 300 II I6c 100 at
IL 2o2c 200 1T ~ Is i6c. April g. 100 ut l3 Is2c
" i3 il6c 100 l3 3;i2c.. GOO ut l3 Il6c 100 mt
~ i32c 2l0J At I3hc May, l,O ut is s2c, 800 ut
Isle. 900 at ~ 732c.. 300 vt 10 oS2c 200 ut 134c.
at ~ is-sac, a4 at IS lie, 500 at ia !s.3ac.
100 at Is 0lGc, 2pl l3 1850; August 600 at
Is i9s2c, 100 ut l3Mc., 900 at II I9s2c 100 I3ssc
100 ut ~ 2l-32c; October 40 NJ ~ I5-l6c, nc
L. 81 BE, 100 ut l3c; December 100 at u 23,32c
Total, loSOU bales Grand total, 24,5O0 bales. The
receipts the ports were as follows iavcston. 24Y2
bales; New Orleans - - Mobile il5: savannah. 949
Charleston. iol9; Wilmington. 247 Norfolk. 20s2 New
1920 bales This day week. 23 1877 bales This day
last year. 1878 bales Total since September l. 23s 5S
bales TO last night Cotton ireghts closed follows TO
Havre, by steam &c. compessed to HAMBURG, by stea
7sc Ic. compressed; by SAIL Ne 'ssc: to Bremen by
steam 7ac compressed by sail, sc. to Liverpool
1ad by stcam by SAIL t4c e-3ac. compressed Market
quiet.
1900 bushels: meal no bbls and 34S sacks
5i3y6 bushels oats. 1860 do. rye l.3GO do barley
malt 2s0O The Hour irket dull but prices were
nominaiy unchanged Tho ri 500 bbS
State Western and Southern 1T the uuot
Rye Hour steady with sales Of $50 bbls MS
airIy active The sales abont Loo bbs at
s 80 Tor Brandywne and S. 45 for Baltimore yellow We
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON: SPOT FIRM; FUTURES CLOSED FIRM;
FLOUR DULL-wHEAT DULL-coRN LOWER
OATS FIRMEE FOR Low GRADEs-wHIsKEY
ssTEADY-PoRK NoMINAL--LARD FIRMER-PE-
TRoLEUM NoMINAL-sPInIIs TURPENTIxE
LowER-RosIN QuIET--oILs FRM-coFREE
QUIET-suGAR sTRoNG--FREIGHTs srEADIER.
THURSDAY. Feb SOP. NJ
Business continued at low cbE but the fluctuations
In prices inconsequentia In 4 very lew in
stances. On Change nour dull; wheat was dull
aud entirely nominal The continued decline In Liv
erpool aud tho continued advance In Chicago were
alike without influence here Shippers were still SELL
ers rather than buyers and straight whcats
tircly nominal Corn was lower with free receipts
Oats were hrmer for the low grades Whkcy steady
Pork nominal Lard hrmer. Dressed hogs nrmer Freghts
More doing in charters Cotton the Arm; fu
strong. Oils were drm petroleum nominal. Rosin
unchanged, bukspirits turpentne lower.
CoPrKH-For Brasils the market ruled quiet Sales OF
Rio 0Oo bags Flying Scud ut 9c for barely fair
and sos cx Edward johnson l5c TOR common Mild
coffee quiet but steady We quote Ordinary carsoes
171ac. l7@c fur do, 1876 95lc. good do. 2Oc
2oAc; primo do. 2oAc. 2lc.; extreme for lots
IKE 2asc. santos fair to good, 194c 20c. gold 90
days Java government bags. pc. 23c do. grass mats
.3c a2Ic Singapore. l9c. 2lc Ceylon l9c 2lc Mar
acabo lstac zoe. Laguayra, 1916 2oc Jamaica l7c
l9c ST. Domingo. i6,c i6c.; Porto Rico lsc 2oc.
Costa Rca, lSc. 2lc; Mexican, lsc. Zoe Manila lsc.
loSc.; Angostnra. loc. 2oc savana, lssc. 20c.
Curacoa lSc. l9c.
CoTroN the spot firm, but unchanged. Lvcrpool
came dull with sales Of 5000 bales spot cotton i-sad
however opened steady and i-32c higher and owing /"
disappointment In the receipts, especially ut Now Orleans
irm with an advance for the day of from I32c to ic
The closing prices to-day compare with wcdnesdaysas
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GROSS EARNINGS DURING JANUARY. 1877.

rFOurth estimated
tIowa lines omitted.
THE PAUL RAILWAY conPAxY-AN IMPORTANT Law.
remarkable suit has appeared In the courts, the
consequences Of which cannot we'll be forcseen. The
Milwaukee and ST. Paul sued 10 cancel the old third
mortgage bonds Of the La Crosse and Milwaukee, and
tho trustee and another bondhoder reply, in a cross
BILL praying Tor injunction tho company
from eGccng the mortgage for $25 O0O 900 which
has recently been contemplated In the s. and
prayer for injunction certain allegations made
which, If sustained by proof, OF the utmost mpor-
those interested the road securties
II is asserted, in effect that tho La Crosse and Mil
waukee never legally sod that the title OF the
Milwaukee and St Paul TO that part OF the Is
trciy worthless; that the Milwaukee and St Paul
itself has charter and legal warrant exist
ence; that tho pretended sale OF tho La Crosse and
Milwaukee road effected by fraudulent and void
election of officers who were themselves interested
in the claims afterward iorecloscd against
the company; that the directory at that chosen
embraced nine persons, OF whom only one a stock
holder, required by law; that the officers chosen
never defended the rights oil the company in tho
courts being themselves secretly Of the claims
which they allowed to DO forced to sale; and that In
short the old stockholders OF the La Crosse and Mil
waukec have still perfect title to all the road orig
naly owned by them. the finest part Of the prop
erty Of the Milwaukee and ST. Paul. and have just
claim for surplus earnings which, 1t Is asserted,
tingush all the debts OF tho old company, and leave
several millions due from those who have managed
tho property since 1862
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
The following are the closing prices Of Philadelphia
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OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOW EST PRICEH
The following table shows the opening, highest and
ADVANCE AND DECLINE.

ADVANCE AND DECLINE.
The following are the changes In closing prices as
compared with those Of yesterday
ADVANCE Delaware and Lackawana, 1; Delaware
and Hudson, u; Harlem, u Illinois Central, *;
gold Il.
DEcIINE-Chicago and Alton, A Eric, Y; Hanni.
bal and st Joseph, u; Lake Shore, s Michigan Cen
trail u; Morris and Essex, u New Jersey Central l1;
and Mississippi. "a; Pacific Mail, "a ; Rock Island u;
81 Paul, y do preferred u; Wabash, u Union Pa
cihc u; Western Union, ~; American Express, l;
United States Express, "a; wells-fargo Express, a.
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
CONTINUED FROM EIGHTH PAGE.l

Eisson. consisting of the president OF the Harbor
Comm ssioners, president or tho departments OF po
lice and docks, president OF the Health Department.
Counsel 10 the Corporation and General John Newton,
TO examine and report into tho feas by of deposiling
street refuse IN the estuary and marshes around
"ard'sa aud RpndaIls islands, was passed by unan-
nous vote. An amendment to the resolution provides
That no nal action be taken without the approval
Of the Mayor and Common Council
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MEMORANDA.


London despatch says:-"At the Erie Railroad
meeting held IN this city to-day resolution was
passed recommending bondholdcrs 10 convert bonds
and pay the assessment"
The Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad Com.
pany makes the following statement OF earnings for the
month ending December 81, 1915. and for the year
1875, compared with corresponding time last yoar:-
Gross Earnings Net Earnings.
For tho month ending
Dec. 81. 1876 ........ $3.50, ,119 II $3.50 500 6s
Ending Dec 81, lS75.... s23,l6s 81 200. los 55
Decrease. .............. $1,000 ~ So, ,574 81
For twelve months end
ing Dec 81 1875 80. ST., ,003 $50 as $5682 III "a
Ending Dec 81 1875 80. II, ,73S44S IL 3,6l7 789 Al
Increase. e.............. $266, 5c2 2S 4,947 SO
The following the earnings OF the Central Pacific
Railroad Company
For the month OF January 1877. ST. l25 600
For the month o. January, 1876. 6.......... 0g4 S3S
For the month OF january, 1870. ......... 983 93S
The earnings Of Chicago and Rock Island for tho
month Of January, show increase Of $4,000 over
tho corresponding period last year.
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SAN FRANCISCO MINING SHARES
The following table Of prices OF the prominent gold
and silver mining shares including the opening prices
Of to-day, received by telegraph from Francisco
is furnished by William Ward Drexcl Building All
prices IN gold -
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CIsosING PRIcEs-3 +. n.


Money loaned down to 2 per cent this afternoon and
Al 2x per cent ut the close The following
were the rates OF exchange on New York at Tho
aforementioned cities to-day :-Savannah, buying
par, selling u "a premium; Charleston, nominaIly
$40 par: Cincinnati shade easier; buying 50 dis
count selling lilo premium; ST. Louis, par; Chicago,
90 premium, ana New Orleans, commercial, lI5 bank
y. Foreign exchange was quiet aud steady Prime
commercial paper was quiet at late quotations.
GOLD MARkET.
Geld opened at l05H and closed ut 105N, with the
sales during the day at these figures alternately The
carrying rates 3, IN, ga and per cent Loans
were also made Hat
Gold cIearances at the National Bank of the State OF
New York.
Ooio bl, ,45ZS1O
currency oaiahccs. ], ,537, 1y4
uross cearuhces Z43, UOO
BAR SILVER.
Bar silver is quoted to-day in London al 57d. per
ounce aud In New York at 81 % per ounce.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Government bonds closed strong at the following
luvtations: s:--U nitcd States currency SKIES, 1888
123ha; do. skies, 1881, registered, 1l3H a ll37;
Do do, DO, coupon, ia ll44; do DO, 1866, regls
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LivERrooL. Feb. 8. 1877.
Lard, 55a . 56s per cwt for American.
NEW YORK PRODUCE EXCHANGE REPORT.
BRAZILIAN COFvEE MARKETS.

RIO JANKIgo, Feb. :, 1877
CofccMarket quiet: prices change: Rio
good hrsts $500 reis 7JO per ~ klos Exchange
London 24s Average daily receipts during the week
9IOO Shipments Of the week the Channel
North OF iurope 1000 bags; 10 the United States 5000
the Mediterranean Sales or tn. For
the Channel aud North Of Europe, 5000 bags the
United States. II 900 bags for the none
Stock 66, ,,OD bags.
Frsights per sailing vessel for the Channel. 5sis.
SANTOS. Feb. T. 1877.
CoHee-Market nuict; prices matntancd no ch ansc
superior 400 $500 reis per 10 kos. Average
daily receipts during the week. 100 bags shipments Of
the week to a countries. mono to the Channel Europe
and the Mcditerr sales OF the E
10 bags for ,he uuited states 500 bags Stock
5000 bags
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PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.
PRovIpENcE, Feb. Z, 1877
Printing cloths market strong 5kc. cash Tor hos
fx64s with fcw goods offered.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

EUROPEAN MARKETS.
COTTON.
LIVERPOOL. Feb. q, 1877.
Cotton-Futures clcsed steady. Upands low middIing
clause, July and August delivery, 31-32d.
LONDON. Feb. 3. 1877.
Linseed III, 25s Cd. per cwt
Spirits OF petroleum, lid. per gallon.
LivERPooL. Feb. q, 1877.
Refined petroleum. l6d. It'd. per gallon spirits Of pc
troeum, lOlsd gallon Spirits OF turpentine 3s per
cwt
LONDON, Feb. 6, 1877
Sugar, 3Os 3Is cwt for No H. Dutch standard,
the spot, and sos. 3iA shoat.
PRODUCE.
LivERrooL. Feb 8. 1877.
Lard, 55s 56s per cwt- for American.
NEW YORK PRODUCE EXCHANGE REPORT.
l.ivgHrooL, Fob. g. 1877.
PorkEastcrn irmer At sos Western dull 6ss BACON
Cumbe ran dull At Js I'D short rib dull Ais i'd
long clear dull ut Ais short clear dull As i'd II
Long dull ut 46s shoulders dull Ut 3s BeefIndia
dull NJ .N extra dull NJ lO6s prime dull
isurdPrimc Western hrmer Sos Tallow dull
Vt AS. iurpcntine dull 1T 32s. i'd Rosn-C
dull Us line inl at los i'd chccsc--Aincrican
choice tmer ~ 72s Lard.oilNonc IN the market Flour
Extra state dull at 25s. I'D WheatNo spring dull
los 3D. No. spring dull ut los 4d winter southern
In the market winter Western duiI At ls sd
soft dull 1t 25s I'D. tor old and 2os tor
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$500 w ~
l0OJU' 5 5-2O. c. '67..
10000 U, 5-.O's. 9. 20
$1,000 Tenn 6's,n series
2OJU NJ 4 LIST. :.
5000 g h NV crgh.
$500 C&NWc G gb. be
1000 II X st 10 as. c
100 Mich Cen 7's.. =.
1000 4 + LIST. Std Ur
5000 Tn Fac 1n lst..
5000 do.
1910 Un i'ac : I. .....
20 q til Il I NJ lst..
5tNx, Del II II e. 81.
1000 +, PA w. W D..
1850 Tol X Wablst.xc
5UNT. Pc WIst.StL d
5000 ct w LIST. 'ss.xc
l5 shs Bank Of CON-.
IL do.
So Fourth Nat Bk -.
~ Am FIX Bank. -.
8 Hanover Bank....
= do............ :.
10 MctropOl,n Bk.. 49,.
25 Merchants Blk. -.
10 bel \ b Canal be
oU do......
~ do. SO
100 Maryland Coal. be
100 Amer Express. he
100 do............
40 90
$50 Wells FargoEx.bc
30 Adams Express.
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l0l5 AND 1880 A. NJ.
I3k $1,000 U s 5's, l0-4O.r III
3is 900 US SIS. Q, 'Sl. :. 1IOs<
|3h 10000 do. -. ...bc llO7s
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GALVESTON, Feb. 3, 1877.
Cotton-fioders generally lSc. c. higher: middling
124c low niddling, lXc good ordinary, Ike. Net
receipts t2 baes Exports coastwse. li56 Sales 1855.
Stock. Sf,04l.
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nusINEss upPuRruNITIEs.

A RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR 4 BUSINESS MAN
A. GS. H. Herald sS oisa s''' '''''''' ~ '-'''' 'D'
A snAsG 9,lANcE WAITED. a rAETY WITH
s address. so sso 'inps "ss sa'
4 FIRST CLASS GEYrEEL BUSINESS. NOW OPEv
~ ~ y. H ,esdns cities % ana 'oMms @ parties located o, VIII
lar afss 20 so"s @s s D rAL%s room e y rc
building. box a'7io Post Office.
4 MAN or BUSINESS. wIrm SOME CAPITAL. CAN
Ama&c money city agent Tor the sale of Bethesda
watcr For particulars address Il. DUNBAR. waukcsha
AWest and would call IN brewers and sell commission
only; good chance offered right Box 5,Jss Post
A SURE FOKruNe FOX RELIABLE MAN WIrD
AsSooo. thorough insestisstiqn 80, s:,i.i,eS;
A BUSINESS MAN wASrEp--wiTH ~ 900 TO TAXI
a. a xs.. rSsrn s, s'" ces ''s' on
a CTrvE AND ENERGE ErlU PARrNER WITH FROM
AS5up I" Siooo wanted in irst eiass established and
s a"s s Al s n an" Ss sss
sSssa"ry ne,sop%sm.
Ddesiring TO light. sale aud business,
.ep To- 1sS'S % S B%ErIErr so
ss.soto sS.Oo necessary.
I ErrEn WRITER AND AGENT wANrED-IX EVERY
city, the 'fJcwelIer silver smith" HOWARD
UHAELEN. Publisher. inlndelphia
PRoPRiErARy ARTICLES DRUG, GROCERY. 4c
fa;mg $1,000 special capital can remain Address
LAboRAIOKl. Herald
DARrNER WANTED-A BROADWAY HOTEL
S3ptO) antcd equal partner put In this amount
with M experienced hotel proprietor long lease best
place broadway. Address HOTEL, Herald Office.
CROCK sPECuLATroNs SUCCESSFULLY MANAGED
k)by party Of character; appoint interview. ADvAN
TAGEs. box 1875 Herald Office.
CUCCEssFUL MANuFACTURISG 81 sINEss LONG
:c III. q & % a. sssys part
tuutes In steady business well aud favoraby Known
throughout the country. Apply GkIGGS CARLETON,
~ broadway.
rlO DENrIsrs-A DENTIST WITH FIRST CLAS5
location aud ceg Office desires % partner. Call
ings. ~ West l4th 81
f1Hs PATENTEE OF A NEW ARTICLE OF LADIES
st. suit cloak other house selling TO hrst class retail
trade having viii nnd this good
nifty; attention paid 20 fu particulars
aud real given Address e. n. d., box iys Herald
Uptown oficc
yVANrED--A PAKTNER IN THE HAT BUsINEsS
prcicrred Address HATS, Herald Office
yVAxrED-A FIRST CLASS YOUNG MAN. WITH
w $2O) partner in legitimate mercantile
Address CiAs. COOK. room D. oI Liberty st.
yNANTED-BtsiNEs MEN AS GENERAL AGENTs
w In southern aud Wesein ces. with 500 to handle
shown. 262 Broadway. room ~. after ~ VI.
w ladies' suit unerament anuiacturing business
Address IA Herald Office.
XNANrED-A FARTHER. wIfii FROM $500 To &5OS
w travel with hen y. Bowens New York Variety Com
and Brass and 10 sell tickets and
address BEN q BOWEN. i1a Bowcry.
Conn TO s;Uo.--ANy PERSON WITH TlIii
pAUUamount can use 1t to the beat advantage In
l. LAA0LxY. No il CsImins ~ New Yssi ei.. 80
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view is tie purchase Of an Encyclopedia
for the use Of the Association. The entire
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= beginning. The first lecture will be de.
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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1877-12-20

The Stage did not get in last evening
and Mr.. Mcmillan started to meet it. Some
mishap must have been met with. We
have no st Paul papers since Mondays
The stage arrived at noon to- lay. Bad
roads was the cause Of the delay.