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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-05

A Society OF tho Young Ionfcrs Of .Jersey
Ciy Heights Encounters the Police.

Jersey City Heights has been for months
past infested 10y young thieves and rough-. who
have Of late grown 50 bold rs to- defy the police
They number about eighty. AMI are known MS
the Gang OF Forty-two." This body is di-
vlded into three parties. each having leader
They frequently have fights among thcms ives,
but on special occasions form one mob against
any common enemy or to resist the police. On
Friday evening lust about twenty-five Of these
Young ruillans. calling Themselves the Robert
y. Murray Association. ruamed through scV-
'Ttl streets, taxing pps-i sslon of the -itis-
Walks. nnt driving other people away. They
W.r" nearly all intuNi 'Hted and very boi-trrous
In summit avenue Onierr Hugh,s atteiuptcl
tn Arrost one OF tho rinsl"aler- and was inn
mrdhtciy set upon 10y the whole gang. His
Prisoner was taN"n from him. Ofiifcr Kernss
cam" 70 his AS si-tnnr' ami the rou.hs nttnck .d
them both. Deputy sheriff James Waters hear
ng q" noise. ran e. help the on ll.rrs and wns
knocked down and badly b,ainn Christuphcr
Bru"ne. sturdy blacksmith who intcrfrrod to
assist the police. WIS knocked down aud badly
cur IN tilr iifr with stonr. The officers drew
thrir clubs. fought hrayelv. and finally drove
back the mot. arrrsting William Jackson Chris
inphcr Mnrsan. and William Patterson Deputy
Sherln Waters was stabbed five times in tho
isnt. lhc lr,S' Irrs were taken before Justice
irlpul"t VINO sentenced Jackson tu the prnitru-
tary for sN;y days. Morgan for ninety days, ard
Fat NrsOu for thirty days.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-05
THE NEU rORK LTBERtL CLrR
The First Organization Of the Kind 10 Elect a
Woman a. Its President.

The New York Liberal Club has made an in
novniion ON established forms AMI practices by crcng
Mr. Elizabeth rhomp.on 1t, ,,id,ut rh. election Is
the more Interesting the club At mc refused to
admit ntc- ~ members It's the first Organization o
the KIND in America e. elect LADY President On Friday
cNenu. Last ai The REGULAR mrenng ~ the club. Mrs
Thompson was introduced h' the acting Chairman. ami
siciuin2 forward with quiet tl.uts. ,ui
Follow members NJ the li'cra Clti idecplV Anpre.
cihir ihc hNhir Nuu confer u iu2 q the frc>
deny "i tli, wnii Acknowledged ORGANIZATION To be
called to III, post on occupied BY Horace Grcrlcy
homer most fss nl-ht wrllie proud uf. then how much
proui"t l. N"nr weak -ud iunh sister Hut with the
guide that teaches tnk' Christians AMI NNsnn~ that
'oiicr /. lenNtns rsf Law will call this rlu. 10
order The members pr seui " II pfo,ecd TO nominate
some one tu f the chair
Mr. THOMPSON Wa cslm. hut It was evident o. all
present Wal SHE was iulrlug what she considered IN be
hai OF woman duty, rather than accepting an honor
The new Fff.iicnf hc-Hu 'hc nlWiius'riunn uf her
once by promptly suyprc-,in- an elderly mcmhcr the
ciub who insisted up.n personal compliment to H.,
and her face flushed A. IA, >ai. " " viii begin a ne
cOnlluon oI atialrs here hN hANIms nrlier ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-05
ANOTHER RUSSIAN REPULsE.
Popular Disccuteat In Reunsnnia- Movements
Of Troop--The Turkish Csb,net.

LONDON Nov. 5-1he Times Vienna cor
respondent is informed from an in, niably
Trustworthy source that on tho 10Th Of Octo-
bcr the Russians and Roumnninns assaulted
the Turkish positions ut Plvna from tho
east, and were rcpulsed with considerable loss.
It is possible. and even probable, that this at
tnck was merely intended to distract Osman
Pasha's attention from the attempt of the Rus
SLAMS to establish themselves on the Sofia road
There is much discomfort in Roumania con-
ccrning the war There is hardly family in
Moldavia which has not lost relative. The
full strength Of the Houmannn army was sent
into the field at the beginning OF thu war.
Some companies now have only one officer.
and. as there are no reserve officers to replace
those who have been killed. the army is disor-
ganizcd.
After the engagement Of the 10th. the Rou-
manians threatened to mutiny II any further
attempts were made to lead them to certain
death.
The Roumanian Chombcrs will be- convoked
at the latrst possible date. and Immediately re-
prorpgucd. Thus all the chance OF Roumanin's
ret ring from the war scrms 10 have vAnislci.
Tho Times Vienna correspondent. comment
ing on the rumors thnt the Russians are going
says II Is fact that large bodies OF
troops are being masscd at Trnova. AMI re-
heng echcloncd on the Sistoya. Bicla and Tir-
nova line.
The Siapdqy,rs special despatch from posth
says that the Hungarian Government has allow
eh the rails intended for n railroad in 1iule
Nalla hia. which were seized as contraDand OF
war. tp be- taken To- koumana.
LONDON. Nov. i.-K'utrr's Constantnoplc de-
spatch reports that the Russians who wrre nj
Nimrins from OH To turn Erzcroum were COM
PEELED 20 retire, in consequence of snow storm.
Also that reinforcement of twenty six bat
talions mas been sent To- Orchanic.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-05
FR.tyCT's POLITICfL CRISIS.
A Now Nini-try TO he Announced. with NJ
Pouy cr-tluerticr as Iis Head.

LONDON, Nov. A despatch to Reuters
Telegram Company from Paris says the an
noun 'emcnt of "A new Cabinet. with W. ruuycr-
Qucrticr rs President Of the Council. and the
Count dc Vogue now French Ambassador To
Austria. as Minister Of Foreign Affairs Il cx-
pcctcdt To appear in the OR Jomwoi Oh Tues
day next 1t is believed that VI. de Wrlrhc.
ir"lwt ot the Department of Nord and S"Ru-
tors Muntgolllcr aud Dc-ul. both OF the Right,
Will be- members Of tne Cabinet
The Frdugdis denies tho truth Of the report
that VI. de Gontaut- liron, French Ambassador
To Germany. has resigned.
PARIS. Nov. 4-Midnight. Little Is known nj
this hour oi the results of the elections for MEM
bors OF the Councils General. which were held
to-day.
. The returns So far received show thnt the
nuk" i" Brpgir AMI Almiral Roncirre-lc-
Noury have failcd of reelection. and VI. Fou-
luci u 'napartist. has been elected in place Of
the former.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-05
SHAKEN BY AN EARTHQUAKE.
THE SHOCKS FELTIy NEW YORK STATE,
NEH ENaLLND. IND CfSfDf.
Building, Shaken. BELLS Ru,g, and Gin.
Hrohrp ron.tcrrnt'"n In Montreal Many
fine Inhab,,nnts Frantic with Terror,

n..... 49, ~ /. ..t...i .
tLENS FALLS, NOV. Am caT...;ii 80, NJ,
st,,,,.,.,,, -. n -, ,,, ., .'N -, "'i''
''""'''''i.'' !" !" oio'k tnis morning. lh"ro
was loud rumhling noise followed by n
shaking OF buildings and brnnkinv of rro.l.rv
wu,rru,,, NJ, -, -, :, -
WV p n S'N'r' sho'h OF "httn-
quake was experienced here at o'clock this
morning cr,,tiny rnnsiI,rohl, cVci,,,,o,,
- -. r. =, ,', 80" y. y, ''''"',
htpor's from ior' hchry' Ausapl' FORKS ana
plattsbur4 say il was severely felt at those
nInr,s
W. - =.
"ATERIowN' Nov IA hoavy earthquake
shock was iclt at Ogdcne nelulrg mt 2 o'clock Sum
'''," W ~ V''.' "S''"s
over minute. IN" sno'k WIS also lelt az tape
Vincent wherc windows dishes, &c., were ylsi-
blv ahnknn
,, =. 90
MONTREAL. Nov. 4-Shortly before 2 o'clock
this morning severe shock Of earthauake
vns oxnorionccj b,r, ,,1 all ,L, h,,', 80,
western limits for n timo tromllod >iolentlv
I,dooJ In man., -, ,,,,,,, ,,.,'.,,it,.,, 'a,,'
was hn,iti nioi, n,,j tl,r i,,,,.,, ,.,,,,' f
ti~ with tcrrrr rbn shma. ina,J ob",n, ,hi,1
snc'nG. nnI ,cas o',',,,nn,,i.I ' ""vu. i ,trNh
rumbiip., yhirh in,,nn ~ III ~ sii,bt ir"tin,n'
mi c,,J,,,ii,, ., ,,9 ,, 4, uiuilu'
H. M I, IN r u@,. @ uoninn i.rri-
,r,,nii PC, " nu u,''lnS, ',i's,r1iiinn
nn,s. ~ ia, f,,rsuI I.,,f,t ~, H., ., M ~, W.
thn str,.ta rr,n,. h ; oN ~
vth rrnr ~ ~ h iiS wi'', t t''I, IL '%'H'l mn
rxeitsl ern,vds n,i,,hi NM, ,o" ~ s, Wv -
,h,,, t,n ,r,, VI ,Lra fr .i', "n srtn ruilnE
.,,u, , i'" s,,'',S, m',Hu " re'uIh nome rst a
rnptn thn citv /, ~, iI uu' MINI, M nnIint ,
,LT ii'.,,i,, 4, ~ ~ 4 ~, ~ "NVN pu'llN'Il "b
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-05
YTLfDELPIfIt PREDICTIONS.
Col. Mcclure CONFIDENT that the Democrat.
arc GOing to Min-Thc I.nbor No,e.

PHlLADrLIIIlA. Nov. 4 Editor Alexander
Mcclure says tonight tha, PENNSYLVANIA will
40 Democratic mainly 10y Republican tolerance.
The size OF the malority.will be- determined by
the Rrpuhlioan resentment of hayrss civil
service order. 1t may be anywhere flom
lOunl 10 10000.
Chairman NJ tlollAnd ~ tho Demoarntir State
Committee. who has made the most ilprrnsh
rhnN ~ probably over attempted here claims
the Sinte 10y from l3Ouol IT, $4,000 minority The
hly bun Mmln claim Of 10000 Republican, ma
lorY. Ma'kiy the money mnn Of the Rcpub-
Leans. SAY sAhr has spent one dollar this year
whore he spent ton in former years. and to-
nlght hn SAYS he has not oven guessed at the
Tho LHNnr Grrcnhack vote this yrar il the
unknpWm uuuutity whi h tho i,clmhli,an- most
dread II" lthur mon sav thcl Will pol from
10000 10 10000 votes in the state.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-05
SOME WtSHING rON TOPICs.
The scaate Committee Changes Made Ncces
sarN by Mr. Mortnn'. Dcmth.

WAsHINGToN. Nov. i.-Thc death ~ senator
Norton viii neces,tae rcarrAnso OF the standing
committees OF the senate though such will proba
hly not he taken until tho beginning " the regular
session IN December That sonAtor Chairman Of the
Committee on ru,ily ,cs ami HI, nns which heads tile
list o committees snd l. regarded ouc the most i'm
porfant ot the srUa. Hr""s ais cr Of the Com
uiicrs ON for,tsn Relation. aud ...l'. holding the
secnui place ON the Committee IN rnrr..i alton. MIR
Nich "l oies"n b., Tie a. 'rns Chairman tI' Commit
fu ON lFiNicgc, ami ElcCuous. AM also 20
thc committee un Railroads Should hr nccsii iht hatr
mau.hipo tho ururr cNmrittrr which 10. t.,t ,i
hr viii retire from th b, ad 90 the Hiurnnd Committed
In the nanil utni 90 the r"nmiuH-, Mr. ftlsr colo
rlu VIII prOhIh'N bc gwen chairman .iuN com
uitttr us he l. the ulN - uutul who nrld uf.nr
the an Vi March last IA, head o conincr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-05
Flames In william street,

Flames were scen in the nvc-story brch
building IN the rear Of 2o william street carly last oven
ins and In few moment, bursting IRON all the
windows Of the four lower stories The first STORY ws
occupied by the Rcdhcad Baking Powder manuinctory
Me second by =. Rau. machine shop and the third
lvhru ana n'tl stories by G. J. S,hcuck. paper bod
manainrtort The total loss the huilns uui stuc
estimated at siOsuor sitNn The cellar ni tho drus
nhd ehcuira store oi clifford. sherman tnnis nj u
Nilam street. was noelri wi'h nearly foot water
nid ihc stock considerably damaged John Mccarthy u
tugiue No ~ was severely injured hy falling from
uail wooden she'd the burning building while hs
a. uuluiug a hose utl. 1900 -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-05
LIFE IN THE METROPOLIS.
DisHEs HERE and THERE BY THD
SUNS REPOK1ERS.
Tsima4c'a Opinion or Politicians nnd Parties
The One Given to Dr.nking and Both
C'ycr 10 Stealing all they Can Get Hold OF

Thc Row DR.. Talnllgc said in his sermon lass
-". "I tiirk no man should enter the realm OF pol
,., , Ne Is o tcctotaler. Political talk makess
~ '.he Agsh hot II man talks to an
mans tongue dry an. 50, a. h,nseif be "A ~
wv 70 W inc same o.. - home frou
Let's go AMI take drink' When he -, -~<
an cNciuig political meeting he takes something 49,
nerves are below par the morning and he takss
something All through the jav he Is taking something
n'" "hen mYht has come. something has taken him.
ll""'her Initiate Joseph. Daniel Ahrnham and Mo.ea
inc sranici politicians the world has ever seen Rcsp.ce
ablc men IN BROOKLYN aai New York members Of church
'' wl be flushed during the coming week People win
say they arc vivacous and convival but Col will call
drnnk' When Frcncimsn meets a Frcnchinan he
takes Winei whon ucrmIn meets German. he takes
lager when an Enelishman meet. an Engi,hnian he
takes alc whcnan sishman meet. an .man he takes
Whskoy' but Wien American meets an Anne an On
election day. he takes tie thing he can ny his ,nds
on Wy opinion oi the great political parties Just this:
The ono that keeps onscs; in authority steals the mc
ueY do not repent Of their SINS God viii wipe theu
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-05
Some Thing. that Beecher said.

Bcechcr prayed yesterday that Hayes migM
lie brought TO fear God AMI be led work righteousness
In the affairs OF the Government Several persons wer,
FORMALLY taken into tie church B,ochcr admonishcA
hcm 10 avoid al causes oi scandal" The text of the
sermon was 90 Hut though our outward man ucrtsh yct
The uwir man renewed ,la, Do, tin," fr, cher -nid
ht iihin The of passions and earthly o sir,s there
y h Iti SPIRITUAL WHn.w Do tDnIfl.cs til higher
unrii' some mcu Sem tu bl what ihry aro not rhoy
are kc corn That j. measured ON TIE ro II takes three
hhi one iai bushels uf the cob make ous
in.htl ui srlvd corn There are men who make a srca
snow 10 iiriA h good works no really dwarfs N
tshtc"u,ics> They tain loud but there i nV tcle phons
between them ami Heaven
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-05
over Two Mnnsn Bee, OF Lumber uurnsa

llAgHIsRunG. Noy. i.-Wcscr & Bcndnr's
umhrr ward, about two nlle, and hall finm rmllp,
burg, trnuc counly. Pa. was nrrd bN anincendary
hhnui pfork llu- murfn.. nud between 2nhlrrlu luul
HhnNtp ivtt col lWnhrr Wtr consumed rlc ln,4 ttr-t
mp'ri ht 0tinh. usumurr about e41,uuJ About 100
UO leHi vi lumber Mcfr sawed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-05

while intoxicated. last evening James Spane
with tour conpamon- forced his why into the small
wpoen house at llH East fortsth street occupied by
Mrs Wary Norm and jonn Fasan and hls Niic. They
then seated tl m>elVc' NJ the siinA room thi, drank
irrlN o Wm-krN, hnd infused tol'tNr the hu1,c rh,u
they h'Vnnr noisy hrukc the MrWturc hud iu.u,d the
womcn when NJ ttsnn wnnnsratol with tiru. he
was knocked dawn with quart Nultle. his head was
ensird amt ne Mhs kcAri uuul ht wa. unuhlr risc
Nr- fhshn ran tor a-@l>inn, nni ntrued WITH M Jln
wv VIM hlINaluN NIhlllr ~, lluLILl MS ~ LlNI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-05
Patrick Rooney'. Thirst.

Edward Surrnson, "A bartender In Blankcna
saloon at ~ tsht avenue. was called down stairs yes
"rdal morning 10y Patrick Rooney. who wanted drink
Rooney was admitted bat was told that the bar wa.
closed lie was alicndy iuuNioutcd AMI In "A nj condi
u.u io become abusive, Sofcn.cu pat him cut Rooney
drew n icnkn'r AMI POUNDED on the door Sofensc1
oEui 81 10 order away, aud iurk FASH Rooney
>tiif ! him IA the Abdomen tell back into ;hs
s,i.on uni Rooney ran. tut wa> ans, iy arrested lie
wa, arfW"rI hci by Justice M0fean iu tlr Icflrrsop
MAlAlt .ut ~ a. hll the lc.mt Of n-ln..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-05
Ciphering for Temperance.

In the meeting of the American Temperance
tnou! .siorday Luthcrs KAUFMAN said that the none,
annually expended In the production and the
OF alcoholic liquor IN this country exceeds sgooco 90
In ten years the Americans spend Tor laror ms much
money a. Tie nation CNptuiti daring the whole the
aw war ,he,c are ., rNl leu cnplol,i IN s!me con
diunkHrds m th, liant AMI itour men who sct drunS
only ucta .ln
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-05

l'''s dot wamaus. una want dot she should
''" n'N mai m" gone ~. ami secs snrrunrt
'''. HI lrNl ,a-h sra1,. md Charles flc.htt, ,r.
'''I N n"nl l.lDi %, had shot himself ln Mis- Mrp
~ N.'f nl J. tl-I,cn n,cnnc and Alaus street
un .I'" N. N.ii,ri. widow - Years ,ll.
+ 'f -n- nat ili.hrr ln. ,l-lt. q hrr
t..''' 'IN in iNr. lfut thr never ru,rufrgt iini
'" ItN .'I .nnI. Nr,irtl,A shrt rl,lri lin ont
49,, 'i'N N' tiDu,d fptt h'r sh. iaii iiifn ilie
''' ithnun HNi ,Inr lhi,,itr ma .hrt hni ~.li he
so "ttt 4" thr ltef trrr sh'unn =. 81 Adnins
. co., li't I0tN tii.. Hs tlt l-..ut kutt.IAitl The
'.l' .u.'e 49, ~. - ~ us DiA..-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-05

fIrlsrON, Pa, Nov. i.-Jamr- Inhcy was
found dead on the l'hsi Nnlcy Rulroid this morning
near i, place r4r" trains hai passed over hi, hn'Y
Mhrh WAS hrttlly mAnsNh II rs supposed hc wi.
numbered anal placed there. WuN.N was found .n
hls person sim ic had ,iuit Ls previous hrcn tHIi
on AJuiN "as inpanclrd but no clsc has lul Seen
found
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-05
Comptroller Kelly Criticised.

Tho Committee Of Fifty appointed Mt the
meeting IN seinway Hall, say. rcply Comptroller
h'hss statement OF the debt OF the city that Mr. Kelly
sNcs ilc past iue 'ssnents Rs S22Vpup although
ne ,A III Albany ihht lheN we're not worth two thirds
itu lace NnlNr, Hhd tui lac uclirs aiuU ~ the a,,,
- - i1i OF tnNr, levied after Au.u.f no inv oa
whi'h hr made his annual report which lie took a,
basis tile ultut
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-05

Tho visitors to Greenwood Cemetery yc-,cr-
day discovered that the recent storm hnd oau havoc
Nmoui ihc fros aul tablet. A4i,tt lHfu, unc ni lnu.
ui r- hhd ' tuIuri over sud h4uhrn l., Oh, N.i. aud
nnn. utt, lac. la,n upiuni,t
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-05

Yesterday morning Jabcz ENcrson. pawn,
hroArr at llSlscy amt Academy streets Newark found
M safe open and his Wuielcs and diamonds snc rc-
cth.N nl~hhfs,d clerk nhwri Htnr-c " rlfilr who
frit un tlr ftul~V~ n - fl-n INtf.uu,
IS about Slogan, and hc uilr - -iol rev sru
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-05

Jamca Farrcll. hia wifo Mary Ann. and four
cmldrn "ruN'd IN Jersey uily from Ghicngo recently
Mrs Farrell wtsiii. aul few hnNs MOO grow lcrnn.od
owing to thr hliutr ui her husband tO Obtain cmpuy
nwnt N"ifuiA She wimlcrl away nom hOuc, uii.
had net iNon found lau last night
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-05

Samuel A. lewis i5 entitled tn your snfIrA,oe.
Bt suIo " vote lVr man as Alderman ~ aIgo --.is
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-05

SrrcE PAYMgNr IHsuNiEn.--Tho Dost llno cut
iOr sLV oyUIi whpl@ iri ~ Vnco.-,LiA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-05

warmer. olrnr weather. followed hy in 'rcas
ing ,.l.'' and ram hr,as, -'uthcip wlnls AMI AN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-30
THE BRITISH CORN TRADE.

LONDON Jan. 29-7he Mark Lane Express,
in weekly review Of the British trade says
farmers taking advantage Of the dryer weather to
agricultural operations; but the long eontinu
of has delayed field work, and probably plant
ing will be late this Spring In the high lands TIE
condition of the wheat plant is favorable but Is feared
the floods have damaged tie plant III the low diGtrfts
With the OF the present weather the damage
perhaps rcnedabe hut with prolonged rain the results
FROM floods which localities swept the plant and
seeds from he ground in the they roted the grain 30
that IL Will be necessary to redr az plant with barley
Reports from Scotland aud Ireland are more
favorable. The inferiority OF condition and tho
diminished quantity of homegrown grain ia still
noticeable in Mark Lane and country markets
If anything sales have been difficult than during
the previous week The present value OF English wheat
is 7GSj y quarter higher than at this time last year
This Increase due firstly TO the Disappointing results
the yield secondly to the effect OF politics on trade
and thirdly TO the unusual weather. hui bow possibly
we may decline III values Respect
ing foreign wheat, the diminished imports OF
the past five nonths, resulting in the dliut-
ton Of stocks throughout Great Britain, G0nhrln
the opinion that the present state OF trade and
range Of prices sound ana capable Of being main
Iainci. Inactivity has characterized business in wheat
during past week but this caused by biycrs VINO
Olerably well stocked ccaSing operations temporal
ry scruni2e preyiors transactions FINE red "he1l
Is held FIRMLY upon tins variety alone Is charge hued;
Russian descriptions have improved 6G. to Is per quar-
the week Trade Tor Spring corn has shared tle
general duiincss, and prices are unaItcrcd. FIGatmS
Cargues on the coast have boon held hy, BAT Win an
inactive Geiuand values have slightly declined
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-30

u,rr,to len 9e.-Vrcci,is -Flonr, 300 bbls| Whea
o5 i1i lns, Cora -, 500 bash: Oats -2VV pish' liz
100 l,st: I've 4,IOJ busa obihnehs- tlo'i; ,,I
%hrat 1860 bush Corn Hoo bush "a - ~
10 rv 0OD bush Rye. 900 Gush Glli 1,I'o1 on ~,
"a, vieaL Az oil bush; Corn, 23J,'.S Duari ~,
o52 BUSH BARLEY 37G bush Xxx So t I" >, aa
Ssnrcd priros Whcat-saes OF csr NO. Chicsi a.. ~
rir White at II 81; car North western ~ ~ ~
.,,rrSalcs 20 carr New track, AT % % % -,
SU.h oi no ? "a Oais-5des, an ono on ie ~
80. I9Tle,-.sles OF 3. ~ bash. C.nc ~ o1r''
sales Of 5pD bnsl Timothy ~ S2Gf2 10 u Dsn' ~,
Medium az - 50 Large, so % Aait ~ eit a,;
unchang,st prices. binrr ft"io9 b'''' NV"
hT,a.o ian 29-FIoGr HIGHT doman out holders .in
Nnnesufa Extras. SGdf7 rs; DO Patent froS,'s L.
-, %. WiDIrr Extras. sBd&S Wheat nhs"tI am
inoI No Chicago spring 81 Z39 cash 81 zS's sl a
- ala NJ 81 % aGtl 2Sl4, Marcl ciCssl NY -
Nci: 40 DO, 81 l32d&l IA; ksecteI gSayeS Ill
uarrh. Gic Nay I1ecicd. 3Gi:d Ic Gal ,sF,rii %
cast: DC. May hyr steady ana uneanI' hale 6,hr
ai g,,l rorG In good demand anu Shhio n -
TI6 81 cash; slG 10 harrh u Ab So - Ia SO 80
hntnr@h sill kTf Bulk Meats steiGy and nhehshg,'l'
Dressed Hogs and low = Light 20 T
y % Mixed 81 10d$7 l24 Wmsas ~ ~ , %ss Wi.ot
Lly higher al u Oj. kecepts-t oat lSvU no ash nv
Ia U bush; U,rn, g6 OO bush; OiS -4vvV r Yo6
300 bush; barley. $500 busl sllpnien.ts ~, s0
bMs What 1900 bash; corn 49," iii 81 ~ Rad "
wha.t urrrr. II 2aiaasl 2l. February ~ 20 N'ivh
corn and unchangcd PORK hfTsr am n.y." Mr.
'1ScIsNAT Jan 2g-Eioui dali anu shae lower faIiy'
SO QOGs7 l5 Wheat duh aud l1"tI W., 3. 80. D..
rr heavy al aIe good d,insi AT 80 gfoe iye
easier at 81 4s2e Barley dun sS ar anei steam Rsn
dsred $40 G2basio i0 Kettle w I soa "a ai
au,et shnders GthB4c short itibA 20 Dug ~ % slo.
~ iOet9 i2 seller Aprl short q, snA I'd b 1
siet but steady shoulders 7@e G. ar EiDs ySea oea
Western Rnsefyc 2002 Central ONO lIbise boxs ~
fan demand ut the openings Common - oVes' WI ran '"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-30
dtrust Of the future stability of the companies not now

In Immediate danger
The prices at which coal sold under the most
carefsl nursing AT the auction sales this week. and the
fact that II can be obtained at these lower prices nj
private sale to-day, and that season contracts are
being made at unprecsdentediy low prices.
missakablc indications of pressing financial neces-
stiles, and Of the varnest kiDd Of compe-
tit0n In the future. Those prices scarcely
sufficient TO actnal cost Of mining and placing,
IN market In favorable cases, and will Ger
tainy suit I'm less in others while they promise
OF ability TO meet the heavy interest and rental accounts
which are mlsones hanging round the necks o. most OF
the companies Is II necessary TO say In order TO
show tue alarming condition Of the 10 into
figures 10 show the effect the other companies o tho
appointment Of receiver in the OF or twoa
The Philadelphia and Reading Company is efecting
great economies in its administration Only Of
its co!icries capable OF supplying the demand
when running fall kept at work. and the expen-
sive mines Temporarily abandoned. Deadwors n
kept at the several cocrfos the full requirements
Of the future and everything done with the view Of low
future cost OF production II this were relieved
of S large interest could send coal 10 market
at surprisingly low figures and It's intention OF doing
large business is very evident.