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Adrianople is situated at the con-
fucnce Of the Turdja, the Martha ana
the Arda, and is about l55 miles distant
from Constantinople. Its population
has been variously estimated at rom
10000 To 14I 600 inhabitants AccOrd~
ing TO the most Trustworthy accounts,
about half of these are, Turks 'VVVV
Bulgaians and Greeks, and the re-
mainder Jews and Armenians Adrian
ople was taken by the Turks from t2e
Greek emperors in 1862, and was made
the capital of the Turkish empire, re-
naming so until Coustantinople was
seized in 1853. 1t is at present VIRUS
ally an open town. The old part Is
surrounded by wall, and contains Il
citadel; but these are now useless Is
defenees. Recently more mouerh
works have been Constructed Dy the
Turks. but these are only OF heId' OF
at the most of a provisional TYPE ~
the opinion OF Won Moltke, the mono"
roads bitches and garden walls WIN
out the town afford great facilities Ior
it, defence, and the approaches may DE
covered with troops drawn up 50 a. 'o
rest upon the rivers, but only IN corps
Of not less than 3O.uOo or 4OVVl men
The town is, however, overlooked 10y
heights on every side, aud consequently
1t would be hardly possible to noia u
against an army provided with modern
artillery. The first view Of Adrianopie
il described by Won Moltke as being
wonderfully beautiful, the white nina
rets. and the lead-roofed cupolas OF ih'
mosques. baths and carayansafeis rsIns
in countless numbers above the endless
mass Of flat roofs and the broad tops o
the plane trees. The country aroun,e
i exceedingly lovely. From the val
leys Of the rivers hills rise up gently
but to considerable height, covered
with vineyards and orchards and a
far as the eye can reach it sees no'hint
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A Rsul. of obstruc, ed D,scstinOn.

Among the hurtiul consequences OF OBJ
structod digestion, Is the impoverishment Of
the blood and since u decorative condition
OF the vital fluid not only produces danger
Gus organic weakness, but, according to the
best medical authorities, sometimes GAUGES
nsphyxia, II Is apparent that to improve the
quality of the blood by promoting digestion
and assimilation. In Wise precaution, Hos
letters stomach Biters Is precisely the
remedy for this purpose, since v stimulates
the gastric juices, cOnquers those bilious ana
pyaeuative irregularities which intdlero
with tho digestive processes, promotes MS
similation ol the food by the blood, and pa.
rinrs as well rs enliChrs IL, The signs OF
imp ovement in health In consequence OF
u ing the Bitters A,e speedily apparent ~
am accession OF YlgJr, a gain In bodily SUD
stance. and II regular and active perform
aut44 of every ply sical tuuct ION. augldwlm
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-09
Tne Leading Uiota,ng Aouso OF DaIIn

L. NJ. Kahn n Bro. Justly claim this
egotistical title, ON account of their
having the most extensive stock o
well made clothing in the city of Ia
las, and as good as is kept in Calves
ton, New Orleans or any other large
city, and they propose to sell their
goods as cheap as the cheapest, and
guarantee better goods, largest assert
ment, best styles and latest fashions.
A glance at their stock vi convince
anyone rs to the truth their asser-
tions. They also keep frst-clsss
stock of mems fur sping goods, con
sisting of a compete stock OF meu's
hats, which they make speciality or
also, the celebrated diamond ID shirts
which they otlerat extreme low figures.
They also keep on hand the most com
plete ana finest lineof neck wear ana
hosiery in the city In view OF the
above stern facts, we. can cheerullye
recommend all of our citizens and the
public generally, to call around and
examine their stock, and we feel con-
tldent that they will coincide with uin
and pronounce Il. NJ. Kahn d Bros.
the leading clothing house
naIlaa
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iRTrell BarreIsl barrels,

The Dallas Barrel Factory is now
prepared to I'LL orders for molasses bar.
rels, hal barrels aud kegs, manufac.
tured out Of well.seasoned cypress tim.
Der Would respectfully call the at.
tenllon OF farmers aud merchants
thereto. Send for prices before pur.
chasing IN other markets. Am also
dealer IN flour barrels, slaves, head
ings and hoops, aud can al orders
from millers At short notice. Repair.
Ing of all kinds Of cooperage promptly
done. Factory corner Of Houston and
Elm streets, uear lodds Touring mills.
Address, X. D.. KlyLEN,
July 4-d&w3m postoilice box 30.
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.u.rN AND UWUADsTUFFs.

WHEnT-Receipts more liberal, t1lly
equal to the demand; NO 2red ~ ~ ll ,,,.- ~
choice 81 00aI 10 medium D5gSl W; lower
grades GO&9Oc.
OATS-2OC.
RIE-NOue offered.
BARLEY fEED-2lc.
CORN-IeXas, IN shuck, S1HWc' .-...,
HAY-si 0O@l0 % per ton; Hungarian ana
MI.let sIOaI2.
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uInrs Am pELTRIEs.

HIDEs-Dry nlnt, IS M and upward, i2c';
drt dint "a lbs and upward, damaged, iOo.;
Gry fIint, kips and calf, ne; dry SAT-, 20 HIS
and inward lie. green butchers, 059c', ,,..
SHEEP PELrS- Each, owing 10 Wool i flIt
DO; white wool' lonR' &c "n''e "'o'' '''''
elm, lNd9c. black wool, lsc.
RllFFALO-Bulis &C.; cows, &C.
TAII NW-In hnrrUls. llac.
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,,yr Avn CEMENT.

LIliE-The hest quality In barrels Is s. worm
%. i'm bulk. a o.; ordinary Dallas &C pei
bushel. ,,r,r,bgi "a barrpi
Louisville, best, llt lie KEPT go" .
iPlLAsTEs ls worth 50 50 3 baryeL, o,,.
rhe supp.y:of the above mentlonesl a. W
los issu,ple demand fair; market hiih'
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COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY.

The monetary market is somewhat string
ent for outside business, but there Is ample
funds tor legitimate business and CONNER
cinl purposes. ,o.....,.,,., M,
G6lD- Buying, large pieces % small Oj.
Selling, large | o. small 10.
SIlVEK-Nominal.
There is but httie gold or silver In market
ENCHANGE-Cumme = per cent
disco unit; bank, par.
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~ Fcndueh's is the only house
mat Keeps all Of the finest brands Of
virginia chewing Tobacco. II
'-ltyou want 90 save a hundred
dollars III the purchase ofa buggy, 40
10 Orls,-tf
III y"n want 10 trade ma old buggy
Tor new one orFs is the place, IT.
f. FendrIch's is the only house that
sells the Empress chewing tobacco. Il
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FLOUR-Fair demand, which Is met Freely
nj The following quotations: Crescent m
sacks. a UO san Jscinto - 70; Emplre 20 a"
XXX 81 y: EAGLE 81 Oh; Magnolia, IN sacks
rs ms. Il 90; Iodd's MN, S 70, Suite
star Mills XXX, So 90.
BRAN-Frum 40 to l1c'
HtpN MEAL tide.
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stock ON han.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH


,.....-srox August S-Gold slN94sl.yso..
80 "a. ..,,i,,. Exchanse- New YORK slkhl
SilVissi o., New orleans sigat, par
= Premium s,ocks DUH
uN5ey 2 per cent Gold 81 ",'z STATE state
.~cbange long 81 S's; sioit ,,oak
b1nds dull. Governmthl p'luS
God opened 81 t5s' ,.t.,
NEw YORK, Augasii, S :..sSS as u. Gold
tsr cent sierliug dnii' s.s,. nj bonds firm.
tulf. 90 50 "a. GOV
sl Saw OELrASs, August s-Gol,a VI y sisf.
a, ~ New YORK sight = preiniuin' s's'
ling bank IS IN.
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The brick store house on Elm street,
opposite Sanger Bros, now occupied
10y Blake, jenkins q Boals, size llxsO.
viii be for rent after the LIST of Octos
her ISL Apply to
Junl'dlm HuRI6 SMITH.
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To all who ARE suffering from the er.
rors and indiscretions Of youth, nerv-
Gus weakness, early decay loss of man
hood, etc. will send u receipt that
will cure you, free Of charge, This
great remedy was discovered by IA
missionary in South America. Send u
self addressed envelope to the Rev
Joseph lnman, Station u, Bible Home,
New York City.--til sept23-eOd.w.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-09

At the foot of Lookout Mountain,
near Chattanooga, was fought many IA
hard battle during the war, On that
same ground, nearly forty years ago Il
victory was gained more glorious than
any gained by our armies. A remedy
was there discovered for liver diseases,
that excited the wonder of scientific
men aud physicians. Purely vegeta-
bic, it exceIled IN curative properties
the mineral drugs, such rs calomel,
and was rs harmless to the system and
almost AS pleasant to the taste rs co.'s
fee This wOrldstam0us remedy is Dr.
a. q. simmons Vegetable Liver Med-
icine, manufactured by NJ. A, Thed
ford Il Co., Chattanooga, Tenn. 1t is
for sale by all druggists, who have also
some trial packages which will be
given To all applicants free Of charge.
iun27.d&Wlm
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St.CharleS Hotel.
Located on Courthouse Squear
Near the Business Centre of the City.

This popular house Ia ample In It's accom-
modations, and has always been distn-
guished for the neajnoss, cleanliness ana
airy GOODNESS of It's rooms, ana It's table iaTn
which tx excoled by no iirst-class hotel IL
the country. Tho proprietor is well known
az an experienced landlord, who Away,
looks To the comfort of his guests Rates
For trnnsients, by the day 81 by the week.
81; tickets for twenty-one meals, 20,
JAMES Lloyd, Proprietor.
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but fertile fields aud groves of flourish.
mg villages. Within, however the
'I'1'E arc narrow and irregular the
fh'NIns roof OF many of the houses
projecting 10 ns to meet those ON the
opposite side of theway
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WEDNESDAY,,


Middling Oplands d l-lud q l-lm
Middung urloaus. .,.bl "a H.d
Sales, 900 bales, speculation and on port
loo. IA rs, receipts 1880 bales, American
1000 bales, Futures quiet Nc last nights
prices Oplands, low mlddliug clause, Au
gust ana September delivery 2 3.32i! Sep
lemurr ana OctObur OI; October and No.
ytmhcr o !; new crop shipped October and
November by sail 6d, December bd.
o p. m, sales Include 300 American bales.
ImLMInA lnlI-
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Co,,ou statement,


r,r tho week ending Aug: - Io.'
r,,r,,ts,'sd The HERALD Dy ID. ". barnett
p.norter in this City for the Natiohh wv
ton Exchange. ,,., q73
sock on hand September. lst." go
Rsceiyed this week........'.'.'''.- ali
Received previously ..............' i''''' 40 sta
deceived since september is''" 80
44,Og2
Total .............. ''''-''''''''
Skinned this week...............''''''' q, ~
sliiplsd previously ....... .;.'.'''' 1'''V' on
SHIPPED since september ISL 80
Us
corroN MARKET. D., m. a.,
Nominal. MlSdlinga Low muiuiins '>a'
Good Urinary :. .,,,c.,
HIGHEST temperatnre-.......'..-'' "a
Lowest temperature...',;,.,. $685. 80. =
X,,.T,,e temperature at IL m......-'..'''''''' hi
- t.fl in inches
hiaiiii'ii i" ID. W. BARNETT
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SPECIAL NOTICE NO. /.

In the matter Of VIM. l.. MURPHY. Bankrupt LA
Bankruptcy.
The notes and accounts belonging and duo
and owing the tate .airm u Ha. T.. Murphy
have been placed IN my hands for colleo.
ton, with all necessary lnstructions TO sue
OF adjust etc. Parties indebted Will do well
to cal without delay and scttle at once, and
save costs. L.. y. nAhHhS,
No. al Kim street, Up-Stalrs
Dallas, August |, 1877. nugldim
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-09

In visiting the ESTAB-
IIISHMENT Of MeSSrS.
PALMER, FULLER & Co.,
corner of West 22d and I'm
ion streets, Chicago, MAN
UFACTURERS of Doors,
Sash, Blinds, MOuldings,
Etc, dealers in all kinds
of Lumber and Shingles,
we find the most extensive
house in America. Prepar-
ed to fill all orders
promptly. '"S'''N
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-HuALIharos August llocslpts "a balos.
nN,a 10 bales, Stock ass halos, Market
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nIREnT0Rs.

j. w. CrOwdus, N. d., Dallas, Phil. ".
Chappoll, President ui tho National Ex-
change Bank of Jefferson city, Mo-; 4, L..
Mapalls, OF Marsalls y Underwood, whole.
sale glOcors, Dallas; Col IL. \. Ervay, Dallas;
j. l., Williams, OF Williams y TolllVer, drug
gists, Dallas; James NJ. SWANSON planter,
Anderson county, TNxas; john NJ. Stem-
nons, Rttorney.at.law, Dallas; q, NJ, Swlnk,
Dallas, n. M. ETVay Dallas, ian,dly.
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aides aud wool.

GALVESTON, August S. Hides-the market
Is qulet, Dry selected, lic; light sailed 1876;
>tocg salted l2e damaged halfprlce; kip re;
wet sailed AS they run, stgc; selected 0lac
butchers green &C.
Wool-Qulet aud weak. Eastern and
northern nne aud medium free OF burs, nine
TO twelve months growth, Ttgjoc; ditto bur
ry l5GlSC, eastern Hud nurthern coarse ~
p.2c; bury l2llljG; western and southern
nne, nine 30 twelve months growth, 2iW27c;
medium 2Og2ic; coarse western and Next
can l2Il6c.
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Commercial.

NEW YORK, August o.-Flour dull and de.
clinlug. wheat tpul, dun luturos fairly
active at ld2c lower Corn dun aud heavy,
Night-Flour moro Cutug, market heavy,
In some cases lower hut generally without
material change, closing neuyy, southern
Hour more active ana lower common to fair
extra 80 io17 bb, good To choice 81 6Aot0 80.
Wheat dun, mucn lower and unsettled ut
sl ij8l 12i new red amber western 81 bO,tl ~,
extra new white Stale 81 i2Al iAt; 40. .
winter rtd ana NO. > amber 81 $50 bid, ~ A.
asked, Corn, air duuHuu, low grades quiet
aud easier western mixed bN1UtUhC. Tn.
graded oats unsettled, IN instances 1ulc
lower Coffee, Rio, quiet and htm at 1914
.O4Ggold cargors UA@2u 90,
BALTIMORE, August S.--Flour weak and
lower Howard street ana superdne 81 OOt
. 30; extra g. 2G6 ~ fam ~ 81 OO0S %; Clty
Minis u aOGj, extra obN1, Rio brands NJ 90,
Wheat southern, steady; western easter;
southern rel good Co primo III 50, No. .
western wiuter red spot u AZ, August 81 iOi "a
9li September VI 80. southern corn uOmi-
nal, western active and steady,
sr. LOUIS, August S. Flour nommally nm
changed; AA la,l, s. 1896 81; XXX st9tb .
good u Cnpice fancy brands 80 jOdS %.
No. . ii4Mii'ac. oats dun. Rye Inactive at
at SlB n, Lara uumiually unchanged. Bulk
meats dull aud lower to sell; clear ribs o. 10
bid; bacon duh and loser, shoulders 81 .c;
clear ribs ,c; clear sides Sc.
Hogs active and lower at " 1901 10, Cat.
tie nomiually uuclunged Tor shipping
grades butchers stock and Texans slower
tnpfuhtX InWAT
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Physicians ana surgeons.

Jno. II. Merton, NJ. D., Phyncian and Sur
con, otbca over Flrst National Bank. Resi-
euos corner San Jaointo and ilarwood ats,
ttendai. Hef%sf,s.
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NEw ORLEANS, August --N,ght--Cottnu
uull ana unchanged, Sales lul bales.
WEDNESDAY,, MONDAY,
food Ordinary -,,,., vis0lulsc lOA@ 20
Low Mlddling ,,,...,lu' .ttlW,O lul.aIOt.o
MidllluR.-...,.,.lO aliNo lUIstll o
Good Middllug,...llt. Nll9so lA.NllNo
Middlng fuiE.. l2iaal2'sc llfs4lg e
Fair ....,,.,....,.,.... l2NWl2ic 10 Wlalso
Receipts, mel lOi bales, exports To New
York $40 bales, stock 2lAh bales.
LIVERPOOL, August N.--Noou. Cotton duh
uuu easier.
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IRON
COTTON TIES.

In view OF the constantly increasing popu
larity anu demand for the
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Celebrated Arrow Tie,

recognized M the iavorlte tie Of
planters, cotton pressers, and shippers OF
cotton generally the
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Amerlcan COTTON me Company

sole proprietors aud manufacturers OF said
TIE, comm anding Unequal facilities, have
in addition to their large stock now on hand,
contracted tor increased quantities. sum-
cisnt - meet the largest demand for cotton
ties during the approaching season,
II being the purpose OF the company 10
merit a continuance Of former patronage
ana defy all competition that may arise,
their agents are instructed and prepared 10
contract with dealers and factors for future
delivery Of supplies at unprecedented dow
prices and favorable terms.
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Our Imperial Gins

Have bee;, in use Twenty Years. They are
ali na,ie after the Holland process, distilled
from Rye. Spirit and Italian Juniper
aug3dfm
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We have constantly on hand rom ,99 10
1900 barrels OF TWO STAMP BOuk-
BpNS and HY -, thatare made Tor
present use; do not require age 70
ripen them.
New-York tribune., 1877-01-01
LITERARY NOTES.

An English reprint of Mrs. Stoves Foot
steps Of tho Master is ALREADY announced
A new story by Mrs. Alexander, "Ihe
Heritage OF Langdae," is in piess in London
Nj. fienry Houssaye, son of Arsene Houssaye,
ts preparing a volume on Athens, Rome, Paris one
chapter of which has Just been published in small book
by itsc giving account Of The First Siege Oh PARIS
Il. c. 80 "
The forthcoming nh 1T OF Inc QadfhTty
Rsrie,c will contain what is intended TO be comprc
hensye and dispassiona;e summing up by welkn
occasional contributor, OF tie results or receh' Actc
e1pedups.
A work, similar in scope to Schliemann's on
Troy, is published by osgood, entitled "Dscovcrics
at Ephesus" by J. T. Wood It details the labors there
Of past years, and describes the methods pursued
and the important results obtained.
Jesse Haney a. Co. of this city lave issued
the first number Of The Eloconisis' Journal intended
20 furnish suitable selections for professional and anna
feur readers and speakers It Will be published quar-
tery 10 pages 10 number at the rate OF 10 cents an
issue.
Messrs. John Wiley & Son have in press
"The Theory OF Trausserse Strains and its Application
IN the Construction Of Buildings" Ivy Il. G. Hatfield,
giving and the data for doducing them thus
serving both treatise of instruction Tor tEc student
and a reference work for the engineer.
Col. j. T. Tanning OF the American Society
OF Civil Engineers has in preparation work on Water
Supply Engineering" adapted entirely to American
practice Such topics az the theory and practice Of gath
ernc and storing water fOT power ana domestic use e
Qualification cf water, raising OF water Dy power Nc'
will DC treated with great fulucss the WORK mahS
volume OF come 400 pages, octave, amply illustrated
with designs and diagrams.
New-York tribune., 1877-01-01


days. al3l4 buyer 60 days.
The stock market to-day was simply Lake Shore
every movement in it having for It's Oblec; the sls-
tanning of this speciality. lhe small dividend to-
gtther with the loss TO Ice sustained by the accident
nj ASh:abuia bridge, made IL necessary for the bulls
that something snould be- done, and that quickly.
Hence we see Central and Hudson rise from lOO'5
10 l0l 4, Michigan Central from / u 10 iJ'o ~.
Paul preferred from 81 a j2', and later IL tine
day, wheu the others had become too heavy to
handle. Delaware, L"ckaWanna and western Sly
rJchctrd from - 10 1874. lut "a return: Lake
Shore opened at J6't aud quickly sold ~ 5o's, but
owing t. the purchases of about 1000 shares by Il
prominent bcJr-WhO this time was probably eNecut-
iug ord,rS-and the strength gwen TO the
other market, the price VAS rallied 10
.Gli; thence followed dali ana tlGcnating
market until after p. H., when the pylce broke to
%, closing a. 1Jia, with 11i2 attciWa!A hld upon
tnc street, cause ot report ihat rates ON east
iOuuu freight were 10 be advanced > cents more On
Monday. Ihis report We rrlcy, 10 Ice true, and It
J. only au additional Surrcudc. on the pIr of the
Nrw-1 oTk road- and Il further acknowledgment ot
tarIr inability tO cOItlnuc the contest VITA tIc BAL
t.uIaIc and OHIO Rmiroad, because tie higher tie
Itt,s tho 2r.!;.r rs the discrimination Ou the
ta.Hc oI fla" produce against Ac"->o'k. WITH TIE
later uCCluc tIr Nho. list except the coal stock
nympItHil,., Central and Hudson being rNc2pt.v.:-
ally WraN at iCul2. hpc,iaud .oid az 9pl2,
cN-i dead; Michigan CcHtrI! a. -; Norih-NcSJ
az 31.I; preferred ~ Jbis and -. Paul prc-
falTrd q. o.. Western ta.Ju Was steady at
u a IU's, aud Ideluc Mail 80 2li2Zt. lio e.
fIcssss reflected tut small transactions, WuH
tuitrd states strong and American weak.
r" huIi calr-r~ from !ne closing pu'rs ot ,a'u:-
o1y Wcr' as fuiioWa: DrciErS-5iOrr> ana E,,,x,
Wabash, aad V ester, Hou, each X C,ltr.l and
llu isuu, Central at &rW-J,ISeg, gUG Rock Island,
each Il Gac1gJ, Darlington and Orkney. Michigan
tgutri!, a.d OdIp ani Mississippi clci "s Nugtii-
Ncs, ana Amc.cin Express, ,acu y, AID Lake
SHUI.. ii2 peT cent. Ad, vac -s-Noy,iI-H - c-j pre-
tefrad, Pacific hIaIi. Ind Adm, Express. cach -
So. raul =. Delaware duG ia isu aud 81. lIul
PREFER e. each =; iiIiap5 Contra. o.; U!ntcI
states express. /, aud D.lawJr' l.raaw..a,.a and
We tc- ~ ror,clt. N, following tlblcshows tn,
hA+ol. oi rt. >rprh NN-Art:
New-York tribune., 1877-01-01
TIE MARKETS.
T. mc9,5 r"por.rI1Hr IdS rua ''.I
!DlAL EECIIPIS OF PiDDI,s
ia. Nuytt Hirsy. i,Nsls. Iilt = HntrOtty
GENERAL MAREET REPORT.

SA'' "pNl' NV '" 1910
demands a"au slow and Ild
for Pots Pearls
Ir|FEf.-Niid coG-c uict and unchlus sed. kio
aga N higher Sal,B S.4o0 baVs PsyCe at 2OC.
nov qsou AT lSG Il Ac, ieOt
and ubiug lois lSd23C gold no out 0f town sales trans
pitsd.
COITON-In accordance with previous resolution the
New-York tribune., 1877-01-01
SATURDAY, Dec. 3O-P. n

With to-day ends the business year Of IH76-a
wear which haa been prolific o. dlsapu!ht'Acht5 10
those who hailine its advent as the nations cen
tcuuial" prophcSicd year of prosperity None OF
the brilliant promises made IN its name have been
fulfilled but instead it has proved the most trying
10 financial and commercial circles OF any OF It's
predecessors. Money has been in greater abundance
than ever before, because there was no legitimate
use for it which offered security sufficient TO lhdHcc
the capitalist to let 90 his grip Hence II mas Siutted
the speculative martS dong put h't!c g"od 10 l'S
owner and none 10 the country. Government mas
made but SLOW progress toward the redemption of
It's long Tcpudiatcd paper leCai-tcndcr notes, al
tloul, th total contraction OF circulating medium
Ia. exceeded s2s, ,OG0. 900, as follows:
leg, udrr notes retired. 81 ~ goo
iSir,,. @ gg'o [ga te6d & by Treasury ior pay.
me' Of oulsla" 'i"g 'iHk ho''',..''-'-'-' lloloo'
Total 5I%6oO
Here il is seen the banks have voluntarily sur
rendered over S22uUO,OOO OF thcT clrcuiatIoh'
while the Treasury with ample power under existing
laws aud the money markets of the world ruling az
lower rates Of interest than ever before has only re-
tired 50 SI 900 Of its forced and most sacred loan.
This I'VE had almost said criminal neglect of Gov
rrnm,nt officials is simply prolong.ng the DAYS OF
pdycrsity ID has enabled corporations and indiyid-
uaIs for which there can he but one end save by the
Intervention of miracle, to postpone the inevitable
bankruptcy.
~ ,Lo GtocL Evcbongo tho veor has bccn an
v" '',' ''"'N I'm
cEent1nl one, III that II mas "l'i'HSeu the uo"Ilul
of many stocks which heretofore had been cOnSid-
IA s +lo ,,rost of Investments Tho onp,,inC
'' - g. a. -; H.,
was hih'i ny 'u'S n' 'i' '''i' '''''
which continued Tor the hrst m0nth OF TWO,
lu+ ,yoq succeeded by drprcsSIOu hpcausr the
- 90 t,,o country ,,,s ,,o. ,yI,t b.d
Hphhe business VI '''' '""'''S "' ' " ~