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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-03-23
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cold water long enough 60 take ont som.
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throw a few pieces nj time into boiling
lard as soon rs they fry clear golt,cn
brown color, take out with a perforotsa
skinner put them into a colandcr or
sieve to drain; sprinkle with salt and
serve.
4 -
"aiinnesota gardeners have dlsooy.r.a
that the third transplantino Of Iottuc.
cabbagcs, celery and cauliaovers. In !.
crease their size and body nearly onc.
half over the first removal. This II veil
worth full and fair trial.
i
VA correspondent writes from Dav.
export, Iowa: "a Justice of the Pcacs
living in this city. kept account of the
proceeds Of Is hens common barnvards,
from March 1, 1876. to Tbanksoivjno
day OF same wear. Number of .ggs
gathered, 1904; chickens matched a.,
they were principally fed on what wa.
left from the family table. bits Of bread
meat, &C."
BLACK TEETH I'M pfax p.;a a.
cause OF sickness or liscas. thn.
very common belief AMONG f.rrnass -
pronounced most tborong, i,nns,,,.,. ,.s.
DIR. johnson, a d:stinouis,sd snd a ~
Gated veterinarian. ~ IL hsrh.so ua
practice, a relic OF old time igaor.oc.
and superstition to knock them or,
means OF cure ia sick swine.
CoRSs ON HoRsEs' FErr-I vo,la
like to know a remedy for coras -.
horses feet. as have n marc liz, -.
been suffering from one for son,o 90.
have been Iooking through, yo o u. .',no'
g Jill. To- AZ, 1888 ~
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-03-23

TINE undersigned would respectfully inform
I his friends Of the county OF Hampshire that
he IL prepared to do SurVeyinn upon the
'hol test notice. Oilice--the one occupied by Dr.
=. IT, LuptOn, RomueJ, West Va
March o, 1866. A. MONROE
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-03-23
1919

1919. 1877
THE AMERICAN FARMER.
The pioneerof American Farm Journals.
SOLID, RELIABLE. PROG RESSIvE.
carefully edited, md hdvjpg ME aid
ofa hprge nHmLc, If 70, rcspopdepfs emf.
"f"t W heir rePrciiCc drpor,meats of
firm iHiHa,g, IT vW H ne comiag col.
"ms W1der he wD,e cOptrOi oS FIR pearIV
q "j" of0 century continue deUoted 10
the caasc NJ Agrjcai,arm improvement
""JscyiPtions1 so year. To clubs Of
fire or more, s only each.
~ d"y pecsoa Srnd'ng ten or more
names ~ 81 ench wW rrcsice me extra
copy FREE. an posture prepaid by as.
djdross,
Samuel SANDS & SON.
Publishers American Farmer.
No. North Street, Baltimore, Md.
Dec. Jj, 1876.
you wAnt cheap BOOTS h SHOES, 60 to
POLLING 4 HARNISON's.
Fonney, Dec ~, 1873
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-03-23
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1880 40 ro,h If space IN rayiou,
nccp"pscs disb jbwed h,ough thirty
@'isS teW he scH for 500 cash Ac-
'proIe i1serijops g"ornDfscd. A lja oI
NE pap"ys, giriHg d0Hg ami rrcLdg circu-
'oi'"" oHd priVfcd sch~5Hie NJ r0fes, senf
IRE ar oJpiic0fiop IN Gre. Il. ROW
hLL &. CO.. Newspaper 4dceyt,~ng 4.
ye"ts M. 81 Pprk Roc, Ne,o York.
NoUenJcr 10, 1876.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-03-23

a WoMAN's JEALOUSY AND RAGE
TERRIBLE STRUGGLE FOR LIFE Oh,
DEATH. About 10 o'clock on the night
OF the 18th inst, Mary Ann Rush. AGED
z3, of No. 6 Roosevelt street. and Nellie
Brown. of the same house. went ON
board the schooner George White. living
ut the foot OF pier 40. East river. A
jealous quarrel ensued between the girls.
blows we're struck. and finally Nellie
Brown, who was the stronger, seized the
other around the waist, and. drapuino
her To the side of the vessel furtbcst
from the dock, threw her overheard A
sailor named Eagan went to the woman
assistance, but the woman Brown held
him back. Finally he freed himself
from her grasp anil leaped into the wa
ter. When Ann Rush came TO the STIR.
face the sailor swan toward her. aud.
grasping Tier by the hair with one hand.
he caught hold Of the vessel with the
other. As lac was lifting his burden
from the river Nellie Brown tore away
Eagan's hands from the side. Both per.
sons fell hack into the river and sank
below the surface, but Eagan by great
effort succeeded in reaching the vessel
with Ann Rush aud finally deposited her
upon the deck. lie finally succeeded
~ restoring the woman TO consciousness
and carried her belo~, where she Law
down IN one Of the berths She refused
70 remove her clothing, and this morn.
ing she was in n raging fever. Eagan
then went 70 the Madison street police
station and informed Captain McElwain
OF the case. and the woman was remoy.
ed to Bellevue Hospital, where the ply.
sicians declared her TO be i'm n very dan.
gerous condition. Under these circum.
stances Eagan was detained and locked
up in the police station. An officer was
sent out in search Of the other woman.
who was found at her home. She was
also locked up.
PRTcEs.--Atthe sale Of personal prop.
erty, near Burlington, on Wednesday.
four fine durham cows sold for from $50
TO $50 per head large Berkshire SOW
Tor SIS 90; some shoats Of same stock.
from 50 20 81 other shoats at So to 81
hay from SIS 10 $50 per stack, being
not over six dollars per ton lot last
springs calves brought Sl7 per head
corn ia the shock. about 60 cents per
barreI.--Keyser Tribune, March IL.
GS Mr.. Joseph l.. Lewis. a bachelor
OF Hoboken, New Jersey, died a few
days ago and LEFT his property, estimated
at a million dollars. to the United States
70 AID IN paying OF the national debt.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-03-23

Corn FoDDER.-Correspondeut Of the
Country Gentleman have been discussing
the comparative value Of corn fodder
that has been allowed 10 mature and
bear ears OF corn, and that which has
been sown broadcast expressly for Tod.
Ger. they have come TO the conclusion.
after considerable experience and OBJ.
seryatiou, that fodder allowed 70 mature
las usually grown for crop OF corn
possesses the most nutriment and IL
therefore TIE most valuable food for
stock.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-03-23

To Fry SLICED Wash
and pare the potatoes; slice with . DO
tato slicer very thin; let them lie ia
cold water long enough TO take out somo
OF the starch. then drain and wipc dry !;
throw few pieces nj time into boiling
lard ; as soon as they fry clear goldcn
brown color. take out with perforated
SKINNER; put them into q colander or
sieve to drain; sprinkle with salt and
serve.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-03-23

OA correspondent writes from Dav.
export. Iowa: "a Justice Of the Peace.
living in this city. kept account OF the
proceeds OF IL hens common barnyards)
from March !. 1876, to Thanksgiving
day OF same year. Number Of eggs
gathered. 1904; chickens Matched, 40 !;
cost OF grain in meantime. IS though
they were principally fed on what was
left from the family table. bits OF brea,i.
meat, &C."
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-03-23

&Thc American Cuitivafor SAYS -
"Minnesota gardeners have discovered
that the third transplanting OF lettuce.
cabbagcs. celery and cauliaowers, in.
crease their size and body nearly one.
half over the first removal. This Is we'll
worth full and fair trial.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-03-23

BLACK TEETH IN Pfos.--T3eino the
cause OF sickness or disease. though a
very common belief among farmers, in
pronounced most thorough humbug by
DIR. Johnson. distinguished and edu.
Gated veterinarian. IL Is a barbarous
practice. relic Of old time ignorance
and superstition TO knock them out "A a
means OF cure ia sick swine.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-12-10

AGE OF OAKzS SHIPs.-The age OF
. good oaken English ship is about the
age Of robust man-three score years
and ten-with an equal chance Of going
on into years beyond. During the
year 1856. there were $50 British
vessels wrecked and otherwise de-
stroyed bstween the tender years OF
three and ten; LOSE between seven and
fourteen years; 1.4l4 between fifteen
and thirty years; GIL between thirty
and fifty years; 50 between fifty and
sixty years; II between sixty and sew
enty years; 12 between seventy and
eighty years; i2 between eighty and
ninety years; between ninety and one
hundred years. All these old ships
that had for 30 many years buffettsd
the storms of all climes were wooden
hulls. that material being superior in
lasting qualities to iron. of which the
majority of modern hulls are built.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-12-10

The following is credited to Henry
w. Paine. of Boston: Recently in the
Supreme Court. he was interrupted from
the bench with the somewhat abrupt
comment: 'Mr. Paine, that isn't the
law" Mr.. Paine instantly replied: II
think, your Honor. it was the Law until
this moment"
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-12-10

Boston. Philadelphia. and other large
cities OF the Union. My career in Eu-
rope began At the Covent Garden
Theatre, London. The rest you know"
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-12-10
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dental notel.

D1. J. o. 0RAH8E, DENTIST, OF
oee u Stone J. vrsettb New Bald.
teg on Commercial street. All week
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and h"t Is il is prepared ly party 'lrma
G":.n"> I" ni,i'ad the people. Specimen
COPIES Tree.
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W. IT," las tcrn e..
T>.~.'l IL &c r.arti'c OF
r,v&;c;ic, Iir,y V ~, IN!
for ! iOi" tirNtNHs AcnoT.
,'S:.:,r Ct anatomy in Tic
Medical College Of Gcor-
riA, hens: Tcr: oH5 using
h Pills .l?vc the rrIrlT-
t.rtI"tl..r" az. pr' Pared
OH :Cit ntHc lrlnrNtt 6,
All aye free from IL
r" 'rn"ry.
Ne las ETCccchel in
c@r}' tx in thcm TIC
L"Ytt0!Crr "nt"IyNl'tl>
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Nnr-|la! Of all the Sewing Machine.
Snhl in the Year :~.j, were SINGERS
which is sufficient evidence of its spne ,
riori,y overall Others.
An we ask is to test THE SINGER L4.
fore purchasing any other. Sold on ess
terms. Liberal discount for cash.
Beware Of imitation Singers, and Oh
SINGERS painted over to look like new
and offered for sale by the Canvassers d
som" Of the other Sewing Machine Com,
panirS as genuine New Singer Machines
Apply to
TllE. SINGER MANUFACTURERS co.
No. 81 CANAi. STREET.
NEW ORLEANS, la.
Or J. \. Nl'COl NN.!V. .]E., Agent.
!; %iVtIilrNrliES. LA.
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LOST OR STOLEN.

0NE LARGE hay mare, with Texas
" brand ON the left shoulder having the
two hind feet white. Also, two Creole
bay mares, branded ID. Two cows,
branded A. G. and counter branded A, c..
and many other cattle branded I'd.
A suitable reward will be paid to the
finder. l.. d. LEPAJLMIEE.
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New-York tribune., 1877-05-04

Let firm wheat 70 Buao &C. Reccipts5 600 bbls Ilonr
$4,000 bush. wheat shipments-e,5OO bb@ Flour ItSOVo
bush. Wheat
pun PHIA May -Fiour dun weak, and iower sas
500 bbs Minnesota Family ~ 7JGslOi Wis'0nIn ~,
5 rs Pennsylvania do, sl0aflO ta lndians co. gu
fFa at ~ Wheat declining inactive, Pennsy " ma Leo
O. lU Amber ~ l5; White q 20 Rye ~ De ter f.lues
a. II l5 Corn inactive and lower Yellow " I1o@c nAel
G1c sail. 81 -c slow 90 move Mixed lJnDle W ''
1Gr duh and unchanged. fiaxsesd II wa - ~
slightly improved NewI0rk anu bradiofa CeihY
Extras. New, 230-Ic. Western dO, New I'd18ci NeH
York Ods. l60l lsc. Cheese frn New OfN faicfs ~.
lf2aI5c 10 New. l6Ql5 estern Old, ~ '2c.' So
New, liUl4lae. Egl- demand al lZ0l5c etIoeel t'
and nominal; Refined l43fdli'sc; Crude, III ' llsAy
Western. 81 10 kecelpts-Four = go Dolls. WheW ccoV
bush; Corn $1,000 bush; Rye 27OJ busl cats IsOO0
bush. shipmonts-COrn 44,572 bush. . 49,.
81 LOUIS May 3-Fiour-Buyers still on and but ntlle
dong. Wheat-No. Red FAN - IL CASH - II 1id atJ
Mixed 80 a5Oc cash May 40 2a5Oac Juuei ~ "a
5Oc. July. Oats inactive at "a - e
Rye dul. lower sell, bid Whisky inactive az 81 70
Pork stronger Slj - cash Sij 80 June SB - Jey
doing Bacon quiet unchanged Live Hogs steady ahd uI
changed. CattlrHea grades slow Hight shppng anu
butchers steady and firm Choice % Fancy steers - p
70 Good Prime 81 as %; Light % tar - o So
Butchers, - 2j0Si s7 Recepts-l7O 700 bbis Flour bo
bush. Wheat $4,000 bush Corn, 1000 bush oats 1000 Dus
Rye, l,cOO bush. Barley. 400 Hogs 1000 cattle ,.
lQLEDo, iay 3-flOuf hill " neat steady no. Nlio
Michigan \ OJ Extra d. g 0o amber Nc ligan sPos
easier HicE Mixed spot 58c; spot j67c; May 5lc;
june, 81 Pc; July, 6Oc August 81 c Rejected Doe; Dai
800 bbls. Flour 900 bush. Wheat 10000 bush Corn
3lOO bush. Oats -hpmrntsllO OOis. Flour ZoOvV bdsA'
Wheat $4,000 bush. Curn $500 oats
WILMINGTON, y. g., May 3--mfits Turpenune steady as
l 80 for Hard - 25 YeIowup 81 30 Tor Virgin Tar
steady al IL 20.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-04

NEw.Y0ag Nay g.. BIZ. Aravala so u .I34 cat
q, a. Jersey I, sLt tls !" butchers l .,lst -.
J,alf.. Wa. cco and dn, butchers to.k c,ely
ta-r ,'.S. ''...- .'" ' % - ..' '..' i.. r.- .A h''
nearly c trr yates r,tI Ialv. fills to,- not arlear
n our summae ur io 1err Hee no Tezus or bulls u'ia5
Iatr he MaIAe, eS i, ,. i'N,i 'tah 3r-, 'F eng %
below 'hc eur-- oil Monday 7rlp'-Hs at s"'. 90 9r o
trlt. aL. - , -.. -. -..T G .-, f,' vt '--ts ~
IIC0GIl $50 De- ano they sod " pap O. the rr'e 81 heavier
cattle no.ice the saline lAr- ia 1tc-2o me Aue ae'"
We especially siulc 20 Inc detrecsuen TIE values II
c5liaand -hcr prices ihaa jhc ger tse layo ne
Jccder moro nd Ee may t roir ia, tA he ought 'o re-
iar ''r hsyier eiri,. s- or o tur tci, g. dropped
worz ulia,oIaty anu unfairly i,r chaceto eAtr Wcao.n
Ile os OF today sold Is heads loc 800 at lc4c 40
IUl.. nearly M yu b - sl lH'st i-l ' f lj5 H -
gi Sc avriarc ilac ~aet aI sid yrfi H. nov scry
abundant alt cheap. which rather urea the b't ti" IN
cars Ropier cars, rrcicr 90. and B Wr-ieu"r ca
Goldsmith .eld for H. K9ptr To- 80 AssouH ..esrs s 40
y 20 lu-r JOE. y ta' % .i l,l'v- ip--'- t 'i go
A. Gle.u~al ~ OF - ID az lo-ic. and - o. l-l+ H al
gt.r oi3 r. Iu., steer oe5 ~ 40 Ioic le~.
5uc A. o. d. a o. % lei,; = ei lo m lo'sc and
"a n ~ ga D. 1890, 5G D. less 81 each - OF l2op D.
Va,i for y Morris - uAnos ll95 d. a. o+c. sRd
see ea,A y u 5 ~ !4 m r. "i y M p '' f - - 80
~ H. FOR A. Nosrl u o U2 n ~ ac ana 81 each ls Of
liza n, loaic, ao h ic.s u cgc.. r. ,,r % ,o, - NJ
16i.r s of s5 D at.io'so, % n p Of l25G D. is q
n II 81 la9 d. 7cr Iii I ~ n 81 Of 4s5 ~ II e.
Dudley Post toI y Norris io 45o.s' ~ III ~ A. ~ ~
s @ , each al 5s n tor Fsrthlg Co. II q l. 81 D al l0''c
les. zoe each; 3J ~ llss AZ lO'icy % ID ,o, an. a
n SanGes for MorTis, a illinois lZlO D al lo' ana -
eAeh 20 ~ Vieia.r so 40 OF Ice n al l0A.c is q go
m 6c IS Of l,zJ2 a. lO'e lees sioi ID oi l'10V AV'
New-York tribune., 1877-05-04

u-rPtrO y " T.r H-Earhct- generally Gu'l tat hn-
rt-. Wa..f a some grades utli shade .--i-i- ,D-I
,.-.-. Cu.t..l H. y-r Flour rru ;l.i ui.- . ...'
T ...l- r.-.s ,-l ..r I,,. ans Barley N'trr- t0rs
g-Irrll t1li and higher viIi fair trace inquiry -eT--
, fY..t rf al..h.a-el. lnTh 4Ia lalu ri~'ti I' t-
.abg .e,r Uieuvr,s Ium, -'.. trace up i tile
f.g-. tH p,.rf.f lr.Irfts HIu-tt -ii-r i'l.'
'.f 4... V..f 5 ..e N.i.h .tsirtG -tl-ur 81 "a ~
,05 l,.r la u Ml.raasec Cub. ar 81 3-. ears +" ..e
-, ,f ...- e. 5oo 6r.i .o. v ,sttru TI'...,
- -i mi, 1H,.f,Iv. 200 bush Meiul tut 100 I-..
| lr.y.r -,.t .t . . -l go. 900 bri~. NEiiHu'7 T.
.,t. Dbl. ilse-..f,lf 2O $40 bu-f.: Iye $500 hn79 a
,.i tt.rr ard t.l- -. wheat 1-rU UusLi toil I--"J
ls. si- 400 lu-.. Barley, l.,tO bu7l 10 e. it' ,'
Shipment. uy laii-ll'ur. Loo b1- .,' 1s0 I,.,H
New-York tribune., 1877-05-04
COTTON MARKFTs.


ME2pH1s. May 3-Cotlon firm; Miidng l1ssc;: receipts
lfe lais shipments, 1852 bales sales l30O baes socH
tIsCNSAr, May 8-Cotton FIRM; Mddling, 1880; Low
Midduur lOtc. Good Ordinary. 9's: receipts, 81 bales
shipments, $50 bales; sales, 70 Daes stock loooi
bales.
CHARLESTON. MAY 3.-Cotton duh: MddiinR lie; Low
M4ddlng, lOaa O]c.. Good Ordinary lu4C netfcoeipta
2o3 bales; sales. % bales stock. 2Or3. bales. , -
PHLADELPHIA. MAY 3-COttOn firm, Mlddnng li'sc; Low
MduHg lO7sc. Good Ouinary l5c; net receipts 81
bales gross, ioj baes sales 81 bales 10 splunea %
AUGUSTA Nav sCotfon quiet and steady; Mddlng 10 =
aluc: Low Mtng l0c Good Ordinary, S2c' receipts o.
bales; sales 279 bales
BOSTON May 8-Cottou dun; Niddng II l4o; Low Md
gross. 4i3 bales; stock 1900 bales.
LOUISVILLE, Nav 3.-Cottun quiet, NddhnN lobe
Miialng IGt.c. Good Ordinary 92,c; receipts i3
bales exports coas1se, $50 bales ses' Sl9 bales STOCK
80 ~ bales. .-...
NoEpoLK May g.-Corou steady; NHdilin9. lOA0lO-ca
receipts $50 bales cOastWse, 20 barsi sales
100 bales stock, S,Ost bales 49,
BAIu5ioaF 1ay 20, qniet; Mdding llltgci low
exports colstvI-e 20 bales sales $50 balesi spuner3
40 bales srOcf, 3, l52 bales.
Niddnns lO Good Ordinary c; net receipts I51 Oaes
gross. lG7 bales stock. 61tI bales.
NFW-UgFANs NHy 3.-CortOn quiet firm; NidflinF lO'c
Low MddLDg, lU"t; Good ordinary, t't; hti ttce lpts
bales lrc,. G3S bales exports 10 tho Continent ob4
laes coast"Ise, lJl5 baes sales. 5000 balesi stock
1902 bales.
MOBILE. MAY 3-Cotton quiet ard firm; Nndllng, lola
lp5c; Mdd,ug lu-C. GoUt Ordinary, S-.c, net re-
cets, - bales exports, coastwsr, 80 bales Sales 500
wiluGTGs Nay 8-Cotton unchanged; Midding. loaic.,
Low MIuUlug lOac Good Ordinary, 3'c st0ca Zoo use7.
So LouI7 NAY J.-CoJton firm AIddHnG l0o.c Low
MitII. lu- Good Ordinary 5A4c.. receipt, l0t 0aes
sgmcA bales. sales, 800 bales stOcA, 70 iJl 0ales
PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET
Pr0vrDvVCr r. T. May 3Trint Cloths quiet prices steady
AZ Sc. tor ~t,ud.'rI and xtra CiX1i Cloths.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-04

TOTAL RECEIPTS DF PRODUCE
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

IuJ J-,I'Al, Way ., IT'I.
ASHES IN small demand At 4'c Tor Pos' ond 6'ie ior
Pearls ,s.-.o.. o. q r....-.-,
ET-Nnd grades very finn 40 lsu-cc FOR ia2Iayfa
and aflca h0 and 50.4c COLO, iOT JtNL ltio "s t'I
I'D rr.ua t. COLO with ~ 4,tU bags ~ CHEERS oh
tei7as there was q fair inquiry mainly for the better
grades. ,-l,,..,.-
COTTON lsc iglrr but Quet sales oI o@ udtr'
lucHOug 3Gl bales last evening ~ "uth V- luf ,lt t
sumption ouatOu receipts dt tr loi' loo"
Ial.s against 1855 Bales THIS day week. 5.eI bales
t dan gear There -5OJ bales delivered Oh con
tract. OuUIdt.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-04
Good Ordinary

sfI7ct coed ordinary 9Iie Mida4ng -Iu' =
- fIrt delivery vas iair business closing al N
.3nce AZ POINTS yesterday after p m day, 100
a. it ooO II O0. 500 11.OT June 400 ll3 suN la;
90, II II I0, II.l7; 600 lllsj Loo il@Q 6N I4-i$
80 - 800 liIG: 500. lll5f loo ills tt LII;
500 iI5 July 500 ll29 100 llzl ~. @ 49,; ~ ~. ~.
t, IGG II So: 100 l.. so ZOO ll;4 ~ tl,o 90 ~,
IN ~. 500 iI3l september 100 ll.3L 80 ~ 49, M ~ IT,
a. 5i6 I 20 November, 100, no. Dgs'M,et 1,q II
III 'FFI, c,h today-Msy goo lll7 LOO lie JE9c' E9'
-aG n .s. Juv. 4O0. ll.34 August {OuV 4l7, 5of
Fl a. eaff,frl.r zoo. 1l42 lui Ia .'.,' go,
20 400 ll3O; December 800 - 511' IL sG,
i'51' 800 iO0 Gales second cl--epteAbcI -t
tctober 100 "a; Novenb 500 il94 ~, 0 m ~. Hur.i
Ttr c,ii-ltme 100 70 100 ll2b 4OV Ia.-t 0
100 TI5 100 ll44 sepiem6eT 5Vu! 81 go, 40 ieles
5ae5 toGsy np To- p mMay lo lllei l,0 @ III Go Go
III is 900 IL 8; 900, lll3; 100 III 5 i, "a u -n0
Ills June 1000 Ills 90 III 49, ~ C gdG H.
1000 li2o 300 II 700 II 20 lo w. Id I'D H ~ % 0G
10 I1.3 800 25 July. 800 lE0 4Uu' II
II 56 400 lsS 1000 49, 400 II " M 1VS6 1V iiii9s
SSSS ~ 800 ii5O 1000 $2 200 li24 4 7Ge a ilss aoo
Loo 30 August zoo llS7 500 IlSo ~ ~ II 10 100
ii4fY 900 lis zoo iIss 900 II 4O i@ Leg ii45 II x
5a AZ. september 100 ll4Oi 400. Il56 ~ lii1S ~
100 i56 400 lSs $ q Il42 2eiSSe & oS lSS iii5 100
lif6 200 iiI7 tota, $1,000 bales grand lo'"' o-''VV
New-York tribune., 1877-05-04
Banking Gouse5 Gno BaHkers
Diui0eno Notltes

GERMAN EXCHANGE BANK, MAY J. IsI7;
rE7VE Board of Directors have declared DIV
4 IDENJ of SIX PER CLNI, pagaal- on ,nd 1i'r Nay
l., ISL g. J. Ai'.'' i-
OFl1cE oF TUE ~E,TON CoVsoLIDALEp COLD AND
SILVER tlNNs O. oMlAhf, ~ bkuAbHAfl
NEw-YOgb, 3iay }, 1871.
UVHF Trustees of this Company have de-
4 carpd their reeular monthly -
DIVIDEND " ONE PER CENT
u ft. eapifa stock. payable the lbtn tay OF Nay
Iusl-r books wiz be closed on e Jl, ana " reopen on
the llrh Oi May. - ,,-,-rryr - ,,-o,-.,,.-