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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1877-09-13
THEIR NATAL DAY.
Grand Reunion of the Veterans of
Ohio at Arietta.
President Hayes and a Number Of
Other NOtables Present.
The President Delivers Short
Speech, and is Presented
With His Old Battle
Ela0

MARIETTA, Ohio, September Marietta
awoke this morning under a cloud, threat
ening rain, but Notwithstanding this, the
soldiers of the reunion were early on the
streets with determination to have grand
day. Heavily loaded special trains from
Cincinnati and Athens arrived at 9 M,
bringing about 1000 people. On the Gin
cinnati train were Major Moore and a COM
mittee to arrange with President Hayes for
his visit to that city. At 10 O'Clock the
of the camp ground, with
took
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-13
NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY,

within the rarge Grade buk. sr IN bns 10e o'sr
ailh9 c avs l6l2c lsc; Erhned IN bu's Isc. ssked
De- au1 lt'sq 49, 90 Filtdfipia Baltimore November
lFtrNi tH@l rpenff ~ H. advanced 10 81 ~ closed
s. p tclu1rs s.lst l0cOJ bills m THIS taHre
=. JET hS--fplk unsettled. 1Usi s1los 20 tll'
~ --rrf - b - bblz Exirs Prime g. 30. -r.rrt
cant NtFcmhcr sfLer Did or New GA 10 astof pereu
~ -@IH hnd nhslarg. ~ on ui.. ..HLtf nyitrli'y
e. va I tal.s 2On cs .'h'rf''p n Nfs' fsae 'l-n7
~ tta ny fkha inda Mess rsl1 Sew kxtfa ~
p, - ,.,'' s.a- 20 ~ Family l'Nrlo bt.l.t
II We 'et.. .Ct MEATS qr,t; salcs % boxes clear
B,Hes' 'eci - boxes IiJ ielDas 14ct Miodics aul
~ d@..f 81, Gear ea5 SCI : l,3 20 D1-rs West
ti LlHe 'lear, PC .-....Dfi.~SED HpFc stcfiy y;
Iiiy o. r., Hc-sY 20 Ligh4; Ghc rigs 800.
actions Tar, SOD i.n Prime suo a. JU0s- %
cf Boz - % -.INH tcr. November. 90. - % 1000
&C. llr'n1er, - asa 52'l; lcOl remainder yesr
- 4H-r ' --z.utcs January - ~ = % p 400
tC+ f"f ifP tt'-sqF4 80 i CLOSING after HInres ely
stern. ralrs 2oJ ., so lOu Guy sJd ~
rhoren Loo o 1000 lcr fo lttor pare Last week, Drvate
trims tiEE AID CHEZ - vi hofit important
chine. Ef4--Qnct, slightly buFrr, favor.
trade HttdfV carolina common 70 PRIME
Ctt rt Coar. lc. Louisiana Common f0 lrIe, 5'rtl
tJ-iMo'hT steady go bags -0d Al 80 over quiet
f'~1iv - 90 l saic- 5000 bees Antrim" private
terms.
-JG tt- raw Gull, v-nt. Tlrr % Good. Refining. tan
4-f trnr 20. Centrifugal -ft-'s.; satr, so bhds
f"'n uiro t'Isc. 1870 Ha-s teuiufugi. -ic 80 hhds
t" r'ft iir HtIria' lllO hns d0, Sf& zoe. Refined
1ft.. 3t I'4'. 'N--r u.r -tluHHri "A,. H'-Tt-c.
VA --iH t Market 1000 r-f. sdI--' tce private terms
au u.s.. Choice, - - Prime quoted liH7'sc.
lAl.i- ~ Market easier ,itr, IlI.Ul0 j. Prime o..
WillSHF1 harkrt steacy slss, 90 bbl5., 81 &c; lOi
D0ia. -aToIie BRAND, 81 IL p,r Gallon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-13


lvr7gooL Noy. j. FORK Eastern dal a. IS. Weser9
RIB dui ~ Long Clear cuh al +L. snort Ci'aI
Dull 90 80 Gt. HaAls0a4 Cuf stray AZ ~ o9ollei gu-
steady IL 100 Prime Moss Dun at "a. lari-Pfi
Vest steady 3Gt. IaOw-p Prime . cuh al Nah.
r5 ZINE it Il o.. CAeese-Aneflcan 'Aoi.e our ~ ~ L
IlsG DI eiI at 80. F1ur-Eytra state iu or - Nheat-
So spring du % 40 10. N9 spring duli o. 10 w.
-rr ttIu 1861 j -L COrnhNfd 500 -ca'y ~ - 'I
seed t yellow Auouc4u. none in the narNet letrt,
WHea 'or h- woe. from AiiaHlr ports 5UO l ION -
cir Tots. $50 4-,, from other sources Lo-Jo fl' W.
Llvrgpooi, Sog I--is5o p n-Corion active sHd nrn'er
Nutiug alauis s3-i.: Mdd ins orleans G4i - -
NJ the ii.uu1 0l-s ntr Ting 1000 bons for s1~rnlirn
aul export. Kfcr PTS tIe eiy, 1900 llts l Acidh
sltura - better CDands. Low Mdding ,ause N"ytn
delivery G .; Cps 90, Low " lei i1E clause NoVem
beer lla D.r.H Der delivery, t' 4ti pi ~ ~ - rs
cry. ti-1 Trsuds. IOw Nit.iug claus lcDru ~ ahI
March delivery %. I'd ais" 81. i''. p pan pan 81 ~
Hlit.1r clause Mar p lud Apfi. a...'rf 49, b, S,,
snrIep -o7emD-r and december, SAL 72l FUTURES 10"
Iuri.r.
LyE4rao.. Nov. 2-I3op m.-Bacon. 81 Cd per eTt for
short tieI- Miii.e-
LIVERPOOL. Sow. 12-2 .. m.-Upands cotton; Low Ad
90 ~ cIse Sew CROP, shipped January aAa te'r-"J' ST.
Lngaroor Vow i2-330 pmToe sales of Cort9n iogoy in
cln.e 5rI bal.- rrc1a rplant- Low NJd,-ng clause
m .POD. Nuv l2-l..l D. 'J-E p'nu' 'oti"h 10" ,ll
ding clause January ami February dN'er a.. e.'4"'
Low Ui.d ing clause February af. al a. I'iF p, lH...
LIVERPOOL ~ l2-j %. u---pttpu. fI'hr.f "fla' tP-
lands L0v Nilmg clause November ledycsY. d rtt D.
ev. g. d Uqrnl- Low Mafmg clause Decsnoef ana Jan
Lr,r.lloL Sow i2-73o p. m.-Renred Petroleum II Ad.
Der gallon spirits ~ Iur-rut,ue, % per cH-t.
LoADoN, Wv. lJ:3o %. InConmon isosin '' PEI e"I
Ayrwsls, Aoy I2-rslroleum. 3Oq francs Tor line pale
American.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-13

during the greater part of the day. but later broke
to 66l4, and then closed at G63i. Erie fell
from 1908 to ga, and Central and Hudson from
1902 TO 1O51291O 5Si. Chicago and Axiom rose
from 7512 to 763 a 76is but the preferred sold at
and was offered at par. Rock Island declined from
1OOls to 90 rallying at the end TO 99's. The It.
Paul and Northwest stocks proved no exception 70
the rule; all de clined, aud only rallied slightly at
the close.
The coal shares were well held on light trade.
The traders are afraid of the imaginary power be
hind these stocks, and will not sell them. while the
continual dropping in the price of coal prevents any
one from buvin them. Hence nm order 10 broker
"to hold prices steady without buying much stock
is eectual n sustaining rates for The time being But
il il admitted that the two Delawares are not real
ling on a single ton of coal a new dollar
for The one spent IN mining and bringing 10 market
not taking into account interest ald rentals. Under
these circumstances present figures cannot be main
tanned many days more.
The market clo,ed steady at the partial recovery.
RASgK GA rU. STOCK MARkET.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-13

BosroS Nov Io--Cofton qui7' 'ldinz n tci Low Mf.
ding t;oui DruarT lO3i~i rerrri-. 4eS baes:
g. .5l tslss. exports % Great Britain, none. stock,
BMnNonH Nov l2.-Cott0n arm N'dctng iOf.c Low
MialnE l0hC. Oufd Ordinary. IO1.. nsf rrcsDtx ZfJ
besi gross l3tH hles ctruffs. coaefaiqc 40 bales
salrs, 40 bales spiHners 20 haze. sroek 1888 haes
iAkL roy NoT. l@ Cotton qgIet ami a. sfy NsllnR.
icssc, Low Mddlinr irAr.. Gonf Orninary lose net
recfPt- ~. nats eNp"Ee 10 France, sales $40
GALyEsrgy, No. i2.--ctSor qu'et Middfng i0sc low
MfdinN lors t0of Orfu1rY ga. receipts f-i7
0Tf bales
iorsvTLA nov. ,9--cc.ior steady Nidfinr l0lgc
MOBILE. NOv l2-4rttfn fa-er M.ddlng Iut41l ~ ~.
toW NEEDING. 9A0lce. Good Ordinary. 9Hc4,r nct
receipts 1916 1n'es exports cOaatwae bars sales
l,.Ul bales. 81. - baes
NET DsfEAvs Nov i2-ftffOn firm. Mfrlinr. t0rc Tow
Mfdna. Zee. g0Of Ord 80 fsseut-. D. SIS
haies gr0sa, @jur bales; CEunf- 10 Grfaf Euian.
bales c07-fws., nore 60 Frfrc $50 bales o. tic
lgi- bales sales 5000 bales. $780, -
PIlLADgIPBIA. No-. I2-C0tou steady. Mddne. e..
Low Mlddlny % 10 Good Ordinary. 0.c net receipts.
~ GrI<s SBi bales. exports lrt iu.
sales 800 bales. sales spAner J bales stock, 9GU2
bales.
SkyANsAH. Nov I2.--Codon steady NADINE. Joke fes
NaiIur. TO 81 Good Dr'u.f. 5'fs nrt rUceiniA -ffk
Britain, 90 b7lcs 20 France nouc sales 3.2O7 hcs.
5 oCk Is. - bales.
~ Lhris Nov i2-Cction 1uicr Mnflfng. iOss. Tow
Mddhng. lO Good Ordinary. So ror-iDts 2O1i bals-.
shipments lIsJ bales SALE 3slI 0ails sfocs !l@@5 Daes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-13


W4a. is the matter with TINS or that stock Is
There any news were questions frequently
asked to-day ON the .oc< Exchange because Of Che
genera. d,c.iIc iu prices Il is quite evident That
the lu.s-i0urrs have never made themselves fam j.
lar riib the FIRST principle Of hydra4lcs-water
WI seek its level. A fort, horse power
engine VIII force water 30 2 greater height
than one Of t.i-borsa power. So viii for
~ millions OF capital exceed ten millions
IN lfrug thc prices of stocks BIt il Is certain
ID Ilr a. ia tha other THAI hc natural level
finally wN De reached, even If IN reaching lt the
power which had forced the rise is crushed under
tho Ireriabls re.uu. This seems o. be- the true
condition. OF thc st"r. market. Prices have been
forced uD to points which were HIGH even if all that
was claimed lu behalf Of Che stocks was admitted 60
b. rue 10 mas all been done By few bold aud RASH
sDecaIatJts without tle ald or sympathy OF "a plr-
chasing public. For two months II has been only
question ~ endurance. Few operators believe IN
tls stability OF present prices but there yet remain
Some who are wiling % wager that the power Of
endurance is not ex Exhausted. II is PLAN, however
that tlc prinapa spectators are throwing over
board some Of their ballast in order the longer %
carry Their special fayorts5, Central and Hudson,
and Lake Shore.
The stock market to-day. with scarcely an excep-
ton recorded lower prices than Saturday. The
opening was quiet bus with steady tone. Later
the pres 10 sell made some impression upon
PRICES and still later there almost a tendency %
- ic. Michigan Central was particularly heavy;
after opening at 81 il dropped % 575s. but closed
with rally az 5Sll Lake Shore started at G77s.
and ieA 10 G7ao, at winch it was well sustained
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-13

Money early was no sat percent On call, bur ia.er
was = per cent sharp, discount IuIl4[ at ga.
The United States Treasury, go Washington,
to-.,a.. received Ti-O, 900 National bank uoe- Tor
req option. The Customs receipts Were 3 jzobuu,
aul the Internal Revenue reccpts were e30J.UOO.
The following i5 the Clearing House statement tI-
da. Currency exchange - i,73l ,4ji; currency
b3 a... .''> $40; Id exchanges, y i,53o, O-";
aul 4... rr .". -JjI2il
taY.c advice. report t.sJ Che sum Of L-O,OOO bull
Iuu ggl- to-day Withdrawn from the BIuh JI Ing
land. Oh balance making % total m that way 100
four days OF 10000. lu London, couSCls were
firm at gGll lg and United ajes bonds steady,
IsG-s closing at lc.lo; new %, 20 1854; nrg IS
IUU1-. and 1919 40 l1~l2 ~ American railroad
st.DAs Erie preferred fell flOu2l y % II; c0mmoI,
los to 97s: NcV-lOrk Central, lU7 Jo lOGl2: Iii
mos Ccula, 5Zi2 o. = aud Jer ~ Central, - 90
l1ll H. Paris tua per cent French rentes Tell O.
1DJIJ. sislL exchange Oh London being quoted at
2J.1G.
Inc gross earnings Of tine Denver and Rio Grande
Railway, Tor the month ending October 81, 81,
were %S5,lJ7.
Tho gross earnings Of the Wabash Railway Com
pauy for the hr5j week OF November were:
1916 1877. Increase.
5000 SJJIIS sos
The gross earnings q ihe St. LOUIS, Kansas City
and Northern Railroad compare a. follows:
FIRST week November ia88 sla775 Inc. sl4.ls2
January TO November % Z.6J- .bJJ 2GJLb-s Dee 1916
The recripts OF hour and grain at the principal
Atlantic ports this 18th day OF November were:
New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-13

TO- ala. r.r .fn
45oab l. NJ IT, si laa5 - 4. 81: 100 gsna lo
hay hED STRAW Cn1.e -Ia.e. sal-ri far ai IS
straw iei. Hay-N0lth aver 7mEpn9' .-''t 's-in
4, ,5c flr Long BYE. tUaljc. for slor do and Di
HiUE--U..sk. Quiet. -a.r- 200 Dry CIfani- elc.9rl
Censli American lJc. j.. Ecuador i-, guilds 200 4eA.'
suu.pr"ni pace- -tIy >e~-Yo 80. rev 7l. ti-i'rn
nr., -. b ' 'i-'n' .e" -. .ii-i--'' % ''-'
HoLa-- L--Iols 200 uaei. aeaIIF .omnaI 2 Test CUBA
2-c Porto lac.. $50 lc.. tu-..l Isl i- @'Ii,' as"-
; r.- t.i, ic; o. b1> Nra, 1J-ojc v., -'4i-c Com
Dbl. ~.a.nerus ant Nes}or. 80 53 ac Ioa.rs qnic' no.
r ri -l.es. 100 bb- Strained ~ o." L. GaI., quoted.
- u 49, laH siauJ, . -o4t- % % 100 1'.' f'i
OCEAN FlEIiHT- Berth room quiet unchanged. Eu.
MRS h r ehfae uruts ~ hnr "ut uo p1riicli., '.I
slt1... I0 r. bush. -rtu , -ttnl-r4 inH.uu s, Ol
&C., s.'i - &C. b. o.. o., I1I 9.-es ,Ae.s ioa d..
pool 90 m tuyU tl & LOU b7rf COTTON 'tai ' . ,55
L1ri through rrish from chicago &c., per 700 ibs .ai'
1000 "t tul - ii..'r -, ru a'H- ltI'" - l-A'
2i.U.U bush So et 'hirrr -Au trln 1ars 90 gibraltar
Tor orucr 7Jl u.s. sftn o. 3d. iiliu 1lA D" lI..1,'
g. 500 boz Eu-u $500. German Dirk o Bremen 'r Nr"
HlmIHr-, 5000 uIi- ruusd Pruoi.lm ~ 9Li u tn.
A. 100 49,, g.. I.I German baIA . Bremen t-A1ll p.
81 2. d g.. OIL au,.frr To Ergmca 0OD a1, lt 10.
s bar. 60 Cork Tor urd rrs, g. -u &c. IS 'L . OF
direct port snip arr1vrI BreI.n 90 b oo b.
ESQ ports Aesloiilnd gen - earge 5'a Per 80 s p,
- a. a.othsf j. la5 tons 10 shang-al do. alO 80 ~
can Gold Der tuu another, -r, tons, -ul" fnl i-r
terms From Ba,tulor terlau bark o. HLcmeu' 3F' DD.
Hamburg 2JOu d. A. o.. another 10 Antwerp 'i h'"''
~ ~ Co. i,-d auie unchanged A. 5saGOc. other pi-
qufet % bedford 4sJ bDs ordinary sla ihsio si'
sperm soa i1r uanuiAe.'lg Seo osis. , i I f So
prgao Terms; az the call TT Cotton 9'1' - - WA ~ |
'PErl:0iLrM Steady, quiet, lately $4,000 cases tod
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-13
cHEEaE MARKET-.

UTIcA n y Nov I2-of 10000 u Cheese oered
day co. snf. rest torg carried over. 200 horcs
sold for lZi the ryrcuos Tor october Cheese IL .
II &c. leading Factories. 1874. average. lZisc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-13
Tota, soles for tho dav
90 erlor GO days


CLOSING PRICES or PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
AGED ola- ANAe+-
C'tg .a -..-...ll.tf ia ~".u"I NaNHIr.. o.. :
E.. d. %; N. J.Ilj iIi >.r,l. ff' 'u.tti' ~. t,.l
Pom IL a - .ui. . ue. Nav. TO- ih-2
,,.' D." 81. '-7. p.,i-. ar g BUT. e'-
....r H. ,il.r .l, BID Hest iati.e }..... DIS lli2
laIast.s8 prgl...- ~ = 3" itAtIti Aiths' 80 ~
psi. o. fre .- o. 10
The following table IF prices fthe prominent goa
ara silver mining shares. including the opening
prices OF to-day. as received oy tel graph from san
Francisco. is furnished By Va. Ward, broad-st.
All prices Iu gold.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-13

a-.i-tl.. -. s. y - Ia 80
e s. - ! E. ,ssT S5o, " i55 . s @
oroTAuoys oV HyyyY- TO Day.
~ rsf5 es aasis ' i65,Sidia
Nraum t0 rond ratIve. - % 90
Tasto. .fanlryfhn Steers oxen. .Sc........ 5. 49,
Teas 40 T.stI o.. char1aec-. ..--...'.. - -
Arr-a-r TODAY N-tves ............ -. aaT
Er-rea'r RANGE 90 u-c.' .......-...-..-.-. 7f@ll@
Tne most ~ mo sales are rom 1-f .H2
llGss -sI. So. MAKING i.4C2 nead 30, against 20
'.' i.' 'g ..' - q" 49, " ~.
toH i.'5 head y. Morris l..sj heat Kihr g CO., o..
been - u1u.r5l draa-s Hsa weather PIC reaisr
l' ~ ' ~ .,r ,,I ls ' i ,-. ~, fa- - r..
caused dcrre-ou ' the tratc Er'tng -'e u-r'', ani
ae paDcra reason for the depression e undoubtedly rar'd
d7 las passed arns ,ae ft two weeks n r tie cattle
sga, 'ae r.ma"ag rofo, Of ,ae T.rS ~! g,. Ia
o. t.-c.t- f,- poor Ngt v.r7 INV r-va., u,-c %
Almost over To-day tar mar-f o2rne VT aer'' me
5r .ati on no. more 49, as AZ the eo-e' 5.t ~re -
5',f a I'd" J.. '.' r, la.' . IN M is I a~S
an. as tts. - -es RE greater portion o.d 1t -',c,
FL. M s sr s en re - o '1 +. 49, Is !, 2 o.
a. - g. ,, -or , ', ~; t C.-, ~ r, ere
a.r. % no -.. o. u. 81 % ~.~; 3l. % -e.a l2 at
1.utf .>tr 81 p j"I1 fa.. l' o ttt i. Co. 80
at G.f. .n .rI $40 LfUIi. 5lr M lI lt- 30 Ui'.
- 'i -'.- If ~ .nf uf r r. '' f' 90. ~ % o.
J &c. a. p f D. n Af"-'-' VIC .-l7' '." ~
r.l s1 p -r. "n W.. a' .1r .1, ne 3 iir ~ 1i
f- I." -.H"- inJ h'it- III" '' i'aIy -. 't''I
Than frH+- Sd '' '-rt r.
-'I-- 'oa', ~ t'l d '-, - "; ~. - et IN
b. .u. If -l'. % h 20 .t-, % "Ni ai 72t. % s'
ftrfl-"' -- - lv .i., ~ =. q, ~ ~ en- 10
1 "1. r..' -. t,-...-, o. 90 ~ Ice 81 NJ 20
10. = '- 49, 80 ,,..- 80 ,,,. ,,,- b. ~
.er Myers 'o'd fNr y Norfi7, lllh,, ~ --..' f'
- g.'' 10 % o. .'." /" u, ~ i "a d. "a ~ AZ
a' ID . i' '.r l.-.' l' ' '' ''N ''' ' '' ''' ' "
Zee. ,..-.. s, - f-i.r. ma, Trfro- -l,7 - ID. cut
EFF F... H. p fn OF r, Iln h 1000 b. so
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-13

PROVIDENCE r. J.. Nov l1.-Pnut C'o'hs market wthout
large transactions bnlcrs having advanced qno1ihu- %
for STANDARD snd Extra Gz6i. sc checSed bus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-13
HAVANA MARKET.

a. 81 &c 81 % for strained Crude Turpcn'
steady a. a. a. for bai - 80 Tor yellow DIP 81 30 for VIZ
Eia. Tar dull at 81 60.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-13

LIVE STOCK MARkETS.-RY TELEGfAPH
BrrpAto r. T.. Nov I2.-CsTTTE -iseeepts today llt5
he Tor She thus 800 an against J,tah
head last consigned through ll car, decrease ~ re-
cents for fhc - MARKET Gd aud DEE nitH biy
holding o quotation. dOwn &c on lat week ofrings
EuEf IAuf- Hrcepfs To-Day 81 boat total fot IRE
aYaiu4t 5000 Lead lat week
gi.f hruuzi Market rO. csial 4fl Eastern
niycc activity; 81 stock IN the farc- is"d
far 1880 iod against Q 900 head .st 0cr Consigned
through nars-t du and sov. buyer- amt sellers
apart GOOD Workers 10 - o. Ocs heavy ht a 90 qa
itg C0nf. % ctls t0ck il thr l1r.s unsod -
CHICAGO. Soy. b. Tff Ivtrc' Journal rcpofss Cattle
Recfni- $500; shipments 1000 Shipping dull hg1. sup
at362L. Through adv, with iair ecnflL % 81
2Ja 81 80 Natve butchers scarce snn atV lows . ~
81 D. Bulls 81 1l - % Cal f3Ht3 90 nc.eis tI
Fri.5 tw ald weak a. 1888 IS Mich cows slow S'o'
Goas F5cdp,s 10000 shipments. 1900 Mlrse, al.
nalpr lower BEST - ,Iu - - Far Hmpil = r ~
a. 70, Mned Packers a. ooHsi '0i Light - Ooar4 o'
rot an -od ,.
sTgrr-ieeepi' saa. shipping dbl aud inactive 'ae' AZ
- 3J4-. ~. -.
days head through. and 7{s had of }2ia sork
Total O.. tns DC ending tH1 dly, 1910 a'hd - t-,t'
$500 bead " yard sock d-li st 2,5I h'id NJ Iu IN
&4J1 Ac u yard stock last e. sales M ~ 20 y ~
- ID good - iTG&j 10 common no a. 25o- 90 -,
pecrpt~ $50 head for week, 1890 neal,
T0rF-rl ~ 5D0<i %. -. 900
-ht r. Ercripta 5000 head tOral The wees. llsoO
t,li 4fu-t hrls last SELLING e. - ptJ o.
IuiLkut4IIIA NOv. l2.-CArrlE-Dui sales. -toD ieadi
SHEEP erlHc; sales 5000 2d Prime, J'ici btod
50a -sr.. Medium. Z ianJr.; Common. 3aiqtc.
HoC---ee-, 3GJu head Good 70 PRIME, t@' '9ei COM
mon, o. &C.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-13

&c Jersey CITY besides % head % local a. o9n
making O3l head The hog market h quiet WIN Dns
h'e chance from last week. Uy dressed especially are an
with g.. 10 6hc Jersey dressed fu ~
about &C. tn 7ac though vcry choice ones EaFo Oo
NJ Rem .nf ~ l.sf Ohio hogs alive IL, =. %
b4c 10 les n, 20 2OS do 2Zs D. 81 - zi -
pirE, o ~. p. ..----...
Ir ot's sd n washington Hlrkot d Refrigerator
ESgs st Co: thcf poor qualify.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-13

HAVANA, Nov 12-sugsr unchanged Exchange unchangs
spani-h GOLD. 221 . 4222
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-13
6laliorern.

TRAVC1S & LOUTHEL, - Maiien-ane.
s1-,r ga,- en- COM F-i,cIss Ba11 booss stationery.
aui Printing az low prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-13


in STATE bonds Louisiana c0nsol~ rose To- -. 'lI--
-.uri long dar- g. were Irnar 20 loI, and -o'- of
District OF Cola abba steady at us. ihere were
Z. les ~ Tennessee Is. Hcv series, az lob.
I. the shares of tie cily banks. Bank OF tie state
of NcN-N'rE ID sod ~ lZi.
H. railroad ponds, Hannibal and St. Joseph, c"n-
vrrrill- Sc fell 90 -. Union Pdchc7 were ioN,r'
ilr-ts iOG and 81 king fund 9.i-, but missouri ~
cif. fists d.. aucra ,l vr1. and MlcM-.n central
= r-. uy.te1 10 100. N.r.b Missouri ur>'s were
ads d., la2, aad Great West 800 seconds sold az
-. There vas advance DO Rock Island new 30
year is 10 '75~, aud i0 ~. Itul nr-t~, it'r'>s
division. 20 lOflt rhe 1910 ms etcnng 80; nrstS OF
G.. q. G.. * l., lut. long DJrh bonds 100. aHd Lake
~u19e ,cc,nIs, 977s Tor upon, aua asl2 i.i reg
i.-eraG. There Wa. e -.iirr lreimg lu lrn-h "r.i
NIar-b8frr consos at 26ls hrsts of Rensselaer, ana
Saratoga selling 1I1l2.
Gold sold al 1O25sa 1925, after opening no
lo25s. and the market quiet, loans cost
ing ?, lL2 and 2i2 per cent carrying.
The Assistant treasurer paid Out $4,000 coin
interest, and $1,000 U redemption Uf called
bonds. L. day, business OF the god clear
Isg lep1rtwent oi the Bank Of tie State Of New
York covered G0id cleared, Hlp.}Sf, 900: gold
balances - $500; currency balances, @o12JJS.
The gold quotations were:
10 lO1's -...---..-. = lO2 %
FOREIGN cXohan-a wa, dall aud steady selling
rates. beng the bash, of - -U4@i -tit Tor SIXTY
days. bills, and ~ s34a.>i 81 iOT three days sigIt
Co thr L. We annex quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-13

Nv T. ciD' MARBLE
FOE TIE WEEK ENDN0 NosrAY Toy. i2. s77.
EECEu,s.

EECEiPrs.
Reeves. Cows veAA Sheppard Lambs svius.
1919 us 1910 ~ 1913 34,l99
These were scd al the following paces.
Reeves CpNs Yeas sie-b SWINE.
! ,fseY CJy och Yards. 6.lIG - lsa T.9s H.
. s''',i, 81 --., -.-.-. 1928 q ll35 300 75
7~stfer-nE .-........ 3D.
Herlprs Ir-s w-aK.-... 81 1876 So 30 202.0 aJ ~
...... 100 l.T7G ZDy-T Z5U
rC. wear. 3.uDj % 257g 23.Ji4 a. 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-13
Goal an1 u5o0.

Umpire KlNDLNG WOOD DEPOT, cstlb-
I..t.i i4j5. 9.r.- ied.rrd -elt Or uucr u.s.. M L.
WILLIAMS Iri fast z1.1-s-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-13

q IN 800. $500, $500, Si,O0O.--ALEX.
'Debt E..Tfrf VGIIANi q, C1. Rrla.r. ,I .- . al #,
NJ lrs~aI, .r...-l-uts lu stocks. which frr~rrt7 1y
fr1 i've tvenfv .e amount invested stocks 'o1sht
elrraI desired deposit OF fIrf pr rnL%
EzDl.nAtorv circular lnI w.,k'y s'nt lgrc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-13
funHclal.

GAS STOCKS.
n. NETWORK. NETUOPOLTTAN. MUTUAL. AND
MANHATTAs GAS STOCKS BOUGNr ASD SOLD.
all kinds Of Brooklyn New York Gls erurtes dsst
IpUy GEu. T. fPESI us. .
RUf rO4t. ~. ". Y
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-04

THOSE Who WANT TO BE REGISTER OF
DEEps.-Various parties acting on belief
merely that the President intends to remove
Simon Wolf from the office of Register Of Deeds
for the District of Columbia, arc making persis.
tent efforts for the place Numerous petitions
are in circulation for signatures to be presented
to the President in behalf, separately, Of the
persons designated. Delegations, also, have had
Interviews with the President on that subject,
including one from Alexsndris, Vs., composed
Of colored men, i'll favor of a candidate who
commanded the Confederate Black Horse Caval-
~, but several months before the Presidential
election espoused the republican cause by speech
% and by writings in his newspapers. since sus-
pended. The contest for tho Office is almost as
lively as that for tho CommissionershIp of the
District of Columbia, but Mr.. VOLTS friends
authorize the statement that, as they learn from
inquiry of the Secretary of the Interior, there is
no present intention to dsplace him. In add.
ton to the Official capacity of Mr. Wolf, he is q
representative Hebrew, and has always been &C.
tive in securing tho good offices Of our Govern
cution in foreign lsnds.-PhH AmericG"