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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-11
CnrTnN Markets.

G,tvfsr0y MAY lO-Cott0n quiet; Mddlng. 1885, 10y
eitlipr Iu.t; Good Ordinary. GAG; me- receipts -
bales: exports coasti, 5Gj bes saic' LIZA Daes 'och'
'-', oH, Nav COTTON dull; Mdiing Oc net ~
crip. so Bales exports cOastwise, 2O5 bales sas o.
OIl'I; r0n Nav I0-Coon duh; auIdlne, lO'-c: Low
fiilug iGIac Good Ordinary, Sic. net receipts none
gross - bales, exports c0~i1r 80 De'i Sa'' oo D'''
Nn.roy Nav iO-totou duii: hiddlnE &C. Low Hiiu'
ding lOar t0Ol Ordinary, IOc mel receipts, 10 O''si
cross POO bales; stock, 1900 ha!cs ,,.,ut nj. .
7Wt sNGrON MAY lO.-Cu,iOn unchangsd Aiddlng, IU2c
Low Mr.diug luc. GoOd Ordinary 72ci net lecoplS 10
all; tprfr,IA NAV IO-Cotton quiet Middlng. He
toHr Good Ordinary lO5cc net receipts,
80 bales gross 20 bales sales spinners -Oo Oale'' SOCK
o. ,yy. IVA, Msy l0-Cotton quiet Mddng l0Aci low
.Iuur Ga: Good ord nary, Ji-c; net receipts ~ Oh
rors coasgiac. 100 bales sales 100 bales Stock t''o
ORLEANS May loCotrcr-Hoidayj net raccpt@ IL
[ .U,. !b1 bales exports C0ls'Nl7e lDJJ ba4csi Sl5'
Is.t cycyuz 40 balr8i stock, 1886 bales . ...
NENpliIs May iO-C0tton quiet hlgig 49, Ieo.,lt
II baIct shipments, 1925 Dales sales 700 bales; stock
oi tGT,SrS NAV loCotton du nominal MiiGmg l0se
IOic: low intilng. 5'4ci Good Otdh'Iy %" toVo''''
- cIS.lsSAT ,iay IO-Couon steady ,ddmg. lOs,e; Low
Miiilng lU-c; Good Ordinary 2c.' s.l7 ~ oN''
.SiuIeuts 81 bales sales. bate stock 49, DMcs.
~ IUUi, 5lay !O-Notou unchanged Mlddns, IV'sc !:
NidIug. 10 &c: Good OIulial}, SC, IcIti,s GO
hale lpmgats Az bales sales $50 balesi 5e'tA LAW
b1'r, ,..,.,1,rt MAY 10 Cotton dun; Mddug, I02c.
Cu,r EsrOs Nav lO-tottOn HttiFe lhu 'A7er MhllnE'
ms. INV AIiling, lOi<c, Good Ordinary, s'c net re-
w. IA hses: sIIss 700 bales stock 1905 bales.
yC1Itg Nay lO.-CotiOn nominal Mlddnng lclgc; 10"
Whaling lOc; Good Ordinary 9ci nee ttc'p'so, naies
+, Great Bain 4. 80 bales cOastwlsA l9l bales
stock. 500 nalea.
PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.
pgo,Ipyycg r. L. NAV lO-Prrt Cloths quiet. with prices
Grln al 4c. for ext.l and standard o'@ois
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OFFICIAL REPORT or AMERIcAw MINING BoAR
sALES-lIAY 10, IS77.
rlRsr RoARp-1I O'CLOCK A. NJ.
TIL URsDAY, May 10-P. NJ.

Who doubts this being the age of progress 7
any let them carefully read the report OF sub com
'se Of The Stock Exchange the existing mood ana
1eoepuye character Of the average corporate re-
I" seldom has 1t fallen to our lot TO read palmer
,, ~oit uenchant Saxon, The committee having had
,Ae subject matter under consideration for over year
not spoken hastily In their strong condemnation of
style and deceptive character Of the average
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-11

Tran -irTabie orders were OutaIdUlt at lie
FLOUR AND MEAL-Tle FLOUR market ruled dan and
buyers favor; the export demand light and
mainly small parcels for the Vest nica
iuc.s; the business. local was Ct retail char
actps prices lOc2Oc /? Dbl. lower buyers Of
any giuGc 40 Tie extreme decline sales 500 bb
an grades Including j. 80 bDis. city Mills Extra - 70 ~
400 bbl- Low Grade Extra. ~ Sja+S. Ibis. Medium
% Plain. 81 3OdSl 80 raeGt 400 bbs Sup-rus. 81 so
a-1 30: 80 bin, no. ., - gUaSG sos transactions NJ
So 8J1s6 o. No. 81 tOGSl 80. SupoitIo state AM
Wost,tn III s5de7 3d. Inferior 10 Common Extra STATE
SSdSs 10 Common ~ Good do: = l5as5 %, Cool 10
Choice co.. s. 80 9S9 Choice 10 Fancy 60; b 1885,
Inferior Common EXtla Western: SO Ojcs3 10 Common
10 Far DO: - 1875, 81. Far Good do - 3JGslJ o.
Good Choice CITY Mills hXua europe So and ~
ds9 2J, West Indies; - SOD -. Inferior Common
Exifa Rounn Iioop OHIO; - OJas8 10 Common Good
Good Minnesota ~ 3UdSl2 So Good 10 Choco do
81 9O1SS 90, Common To- GOOD Exlra ST. Louis;
- JJdflO -. Good Choice do. the market
Clos NJ dali. vita strong downward tendency ......
OTT1IERS FIDt u shade lower with a light Inquiry
mainly fDr immediate Of the trade saes 500
Extra, rs 81 oO common a. tamCc Family ENra - %
0-lO 10 Good Choice New PfOress Extra. siU8<l %
~ RYE FLOUR dul and overi salfs bbis. super
fine - Sj0-6 CORN MEAL about noticed
sales bb- yellow Western Jrfsey and Penny lysna
~ iJds GS Brandy oJdtS D. closing with sellers
OF te latter AT 81 So Meai IN SACKS da unchanged
sales 800 sackB COafse CN. a 80 loo ~
FORFTGS FRI IiS-Iy auction. 1000 boxes Mesgina
Fruit sold - S5as5 - Tor OranSrs aid 81 35d 81 80 for
Lf.u1ns.
changed shippers were holding on No Milwaukee, noni
na nt nj % IN ~ bd for prime sheb0ye
gll,g o. bush. 10. SeWl orr. u TO..RYE don West
ern held al 81 with 05c hid Primo state held az 81 l5 with
Al 10 bid for bHsb for BARLEY and BAR
LEY MALI quiet and hIm; sales, 5000 Oush six roWed
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LIVE STONk MARKETS.

go
cailIs Jc;oy j, nluE Z Is .c sai3y 2 l;'.i
.rear;hrls The Mar@ct @nd %le or ayg,2ss I'o .s
sg,s Ira 0h,' l l'' ~ ] r ,, rci bt
IN iac w. tink lhat Texans A. lole and Eu!e iitgs
itc Iqacr uaa saGh cattle s,d for vest rL.y.
vanar some rgnane ~ to lL19rl2c tho.sa Wy .T2
were iat t;"rya 20 exceed Ca r'.l ~ ,,' '''- .t
y tr ne .'Ii'f s.i' Wrsg ., 49,. 49,. nv IS
head Iaf. r1nFh irN2n'' I"fi 80 ~ !" ~, ''
lolttia % Them lH'iPa'.' 40! g, ~ b, =, u
lie oao ear Of t.a ,5 D, Ia. ret . ID. - IT, II -e :;
w,t' taaru TO-. .-,i -, ~ H. .'S t M i, -a,r
ateir ro los h,~'yr a, ~. Ye,' mny De-. il. W ,s
oo"tii, ss s!,'" QUIZ H''D"''- "''' - "'' ''' " ~ '
o. 'h.,i!iir n ,i as car. 70 v,ixel a. Abortion u
seln; ID. II. C.aool,4. ,......,.,,--r-,
T. s,.' 90 II k1.i'r 30 Ni9,P ';'' IT, o '
e io, it p as e" g "a. o H. ~" o, r .r .'
cir ID ,1 S' n, .a 1 J.; oo iGG H. At lobe IooflI20
H. 10 l.. s - '''i 90 80 Ir' l . ,,c 30 OF
H.' arg st 1'. az LA 10 'l'' ''' '' ''' " "
oa lics rs for J. 81 c4alvic car. g. q' " son
ga ,s;@ ~ ' h - Go' & - go, %
a"i' i. 5' seen @' 3D. .i.t a ,t
Il' !,' .si l.--' - ~ -. H. . ;f lc.57
NJ q 10 d. D IS, s: il }l y 6s dat 100 and 81
cagt 81, 15 ~ io.,' -, Of 49, b. 10 i - OF -,
2. u.s. = each - y IN ~ nc Jess ''' '"' ''' ''
D. WaH'. ''!4 e"4re tfi' Hray ", 'N la ~ -' 5
Jata i'f"l' IU'' I'D, w &C. am '''' '''' ' ~
lOi4c a-H - Zach .,...... fu..os,. Z 1uc
Sl,ru.J culver for NalNcl q AI%ft'h' iiuo, i'iro
o.. 10 iut.; iOo lGl 3D. Zig? le-e t"'hi -'"i i-'' 10
lie, an j5 % Il a. l5>' Q" iic: ~ TO-, ,otto,o
%. bon. -. Js w. - - &" 935 d. iV'i, A. i - ~
\, lb'.' ai' - &c., . l',oVv a. ~ - '' |
l-o3 10 j." ., % ID ~ ~ iso 49, B At lOt,c: II u
III DC vi; n, les 81 rlrh
'' ~ 81, t,T IA Il 20 t,'.ro,rs OoJ b. M lO.c.
-. y - i.t. a. '"-"' iva ~ - '''
a,U an ,.,d u1aktp, 4 -gg since
'-Af'. az 80, -. - ,r,y Tine feeling Is
ut, t-'I'a1 So, ,,r,,, i, .iuo very diI 'u
s'iletf ~ -N'l ~ u wa 49, t,r frd .,l...-
TO c'". W. ~ l'. ,-i ftr MN t1 tidy
hn - 10. 30, e. ZOE ,,6I St,tr M, 10 q .c H., primo
lii'4' h,i- N''H an" w. W. "''' ''N' ~ 80
buc-7, many. 49, ., ,l., is5 o. ,t ne Il do 70;
%, 80 : bVINa 'nui'.' 10 d" - ~ y, " "
d1 i ~ u az -, i' 81 u. at 5i,c. lJg do
',h". ' q ~, .lt - ,5,jte ~, $50 ''
10 70 - no. 90 ~, a., lry,s IN ,r.ighiuo lO7 Ii al
Hume ~ 'h0u 'sti 81 tt t az ~ ~ "a n, Ei.c
l'i 20 or 80! -, - - ~ ~ ~ lea, $40 qS Of
> hiI,9 SUI '' 'A.' 81 80, 70 n al a. cut
40 ~, 49,. s,iT - w. 1 lc lG 90 &C. and al Glor
oi,', E 60 M / -. DucE, County and M Holly
. t t..' ? ..,y b. ,''. f.,. tnus -r
su,rp ,.p ,s- Arrivals II ~ at Jersey lily aud
j,r ttItl, a 40 AGAINST H. 7IG last week
-, 81 a., IN gI'4f'' Inn tr,c,, though the feeling
strong un sheep Lambs weaker, II ans thing IL 'oo~
~ me- y.r-ays +. tr,sg' l2r
Newton Is Holmes sot - on" sheep ~ ID az y. 20
- % -. - 90 80 ~ N' To- - % -l0 o ~ 3D. ." 49, 49,
kase & iidco,k a0i 373 ONO sheep SUI 10 ~ iio ~
81 3D. - IS los Ut - 10, 80 !uj Is OF IL 10 o. ~ "
"a Jersey lamD 81 b. lC; jU b, ii 2c; l. 0t ON
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-11
COFFEE MARKETS.

RIO JAyFIGO May 0-Cofee market quiet. prices man
tanned; 10 change. no. Good FirstS 72OOd7iJO reS y 10
klos ENchangs London 23ii Aycragc daily recelpi5
5000 bag sh for the week, 20 the channel anl North
Europe 1900 10 the United states 5000 bags
TO the Mediterranean, none; Saes Of the week. ig o dhne
and NYuh OF EaOpe, 2lOOi bags tor the United states
900 bags 10. the mediterranean, jOG0 bags; stock 2SUOO
bags. Fr.irhts-p1r sail. for the Channel 49,.
EANTOS shay g-Cofee uarket very animatcd prices al
vancng superior santos. $500 O70O0 res = 20 ko.. Az
daily receipts 200 bags; sales Of the wees Tor Europe
100000 bays United states 1000 bags stock 10000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-11

There were no quotations for time loans The following
were the rates OF exchange On New YORK at the Under
mentioned cities to-day Savannah, buying Sl5' seAhS
Sra 81 Louis, no prcmum Cincinnati steady DuynS
lar selling 10 NcyOTlcaDs, commercial @'32' Danh,
81 Charleston, scarce, Sied4 premium SgcAko, -
premium The United States Treasurer al Washington
received to-day ~ 900 900 National bank notes Tor re
demUliOu. The customs receipts were 9lpV:OOg' ana
internal revenue receipts 100000. The following Is
the Clearing house statement: Currency exchanges,
Sgz ora 5Ol currency balances, S3577OS4 gold e1-
Changes IS $50 1853 gold balances sl,5l2'77l
Goyernment stocks strong and higher registered
o. 20 aaI nm 10 IIfss coupon 10 ll54, coupon new
sG5. 10 ia and coupon lsO7s TO ia round 10Y OF
IN no 900 new per cents fetching 1854 The lOlOS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-11

No further change was made N the minimum rate oi
,tirt at the weekly meeting o. lie managers OF TIE
Ban Of England held to-day, and 1t stands al tJTcc per
cont n~ quarter above thc last reported rate Tor three
uogth.' bills ~ tho out side market During the week
inc bank lost the sum OF Sl67,OdO bJHon Wita@rdN5
nI balance" tLc proportion Oi reserve 10 HdhIl!ca
which Nls last week 375D beng 3J4s NJ bullion move
w-nt was reported to-day. Bar silver quoted up 10
"a p, hence line English standard Tie British
cons %. continue srang 1t -" Q"bs ant United states
bond, were higher 10 ips having risen % 1885, Gls t0
Id~le aud new fyes TO lU6I2 The old lSGJs being au
exhausted Ougr quoted, but ia their place ere
substituted the new = PEI cents, which are UP 10
1U3l2. Erie common was trMer at = pre-
tclrel steady ri 1864 New-I0k Central at
90lo. rnJ Illinois Cuual fmer at %. The
Paris Boursa wa. closed TO-DAY, Ascension Day" being
always regarded a holiday. The gold market was
strong but not active. and after opening ~ lOI ticr
TRANSACTIONS were ~ lO-l on gold loans lending rates
were 3 J. - 2i5 and 3ia per cent carrying, and after
Clearing house faa The Foreign exchange market WAS
dull ana Only steady at quotations Selling rates were
Oh :hc basis az Il S6A0ei 81 70 the = Tor long, AID
81 ~DL0t S9A fOl short sight. the Assistant Treasurer
paid oct - 900 u com interest and $4,000 IN tcem-
ION OF cgc bonds Tie days business OF the Gold Gear
Ing Department Of The BANG OF The STATE OF NeW-fork
covered: Gold cleared, ~2lh9J,oO0; gold balances,
81 sos OOO currency balances, Sl,757,js7 the gold
QnOtaiiCus were rs follows; -
.
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.Ginalrlal.

GAS STOCKS. -
~. NETWORK. METROPOLITAN, MUTUAL AND
NANIiATCAS GA9 STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD,
and All kinds Of rOoAyn aud 6ls Securities deaII
nby H1-'y; -. it''-s 100 , - y
MINING STOCKS.
vi We buy sc Mining stocks az the American MINING
nud stock Exchange. elsewhere on commission,
our MT. 4. H. SlCOLAi rs a mcnhtr 0i the b5Stu ~
ALBhrr ". NiCOLAf e co..
BaukerA Brokers and Auolion,ors No ~ rinesL n I.
MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD COM-
Va Notice Il hereby given that the transfer books
COMPANY viii At inc Office OF inc f.rInes Loan
AMI trust COMPANY 26 EIchange 90 inc loth hsll
and remain cea 10th June. 1871 Tor The annual
sirciloa Il u. RoLSfON. Secretary.
Now.York.iaay 10. 1877.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-11

Money was IN excessively ample supply again to-day,
ana borrowers able To dIci2ic Lcir own terms on
. usr cent The market FOR merchant paper continues
si0w leading note brokers lepoiths Iates Is 4oo"s'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-11
Tn CITY hank shares Commerce 10 shares sold ~ 100
e,loSi. Imnort"rs' and Traders 10) ut .lSSd ls9'
Shoe and Leather 90 at 100, and Metropolitan 81 AT rs

Jersey Cry firsts were firm
= at j5la. and LehiSn aud
7S3,; Central Pacliics ad-
10 fO5A.: do. Land Grants
ouri Pacific 10 SGla; Della
m 1891 sold at Dsl3. We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-11

Go2l V.,i' ~, ~ '''''-'i re
Fu'uca qqiet but closing ~ nm advance o. points
Sales Yesterday after y. mMHy, 100 1893; poo 20
June 100. 1898; 200 lO9I: 500 1925. 100 1885 100
1885, Juy coo l113 100, ilOi 800 HOG; 800, IlUf
300 HOS 300 1lU. August 900 lll5: POO llt4: 500,
lLl5 eco, llG; SO. lis; 600 H. september 100,
lll2 ZOO Ills; 100, ZIG; October 100 II; 900 IL o.
November POO 1898 total 1890 bales. First c4 To-day
MAY 200 0Ji June, 900 llO2; July, 300 lib; August
lOi lI2Z october, 100. llO7 December. TOO, II total
i5oObi., Second ca-Juuc 100 1929; July. 200, 40
AuLIs 100. Ills; Sep;eubr zoe il.lG TOTAL 800 bales
Third ca-June, zoo. lLOi 200 lO3; total 800 bales
sales TODAY up to g;m.-Aay, 100, lt9ji 200 !O9i;
June 1000, IL 500 llOl: luO. llO3 200. llO4 300
II.Oj loo. ll02: 700 1888 100, 1883 100, lOl; 800
lIUR 2HU llt3 900, llJ2 400 LOB LOO lOi: July.
zoo Iig7 800 lLo9i POO ~ 900 liIz 201. l!.Il;
300 Iii; Loo, llij August 400 lib lOj y; 200
ll22 600, ll-Ji 200 La 100 ll2O; lUu, Ill 800
HI; 100. ll2O; 100 ll22 300 1913 september 400
IiI3 IO Ills; 100 lie, October 800 llOl total 1900
bales grand Ota 800 bales. The quiet and
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BOXERS EiTTESS.
GgcurSlons.

4 ONG BRANCH ENCU RSlONS.
4 EVERY SUNDAY
iIe steamer JESSE UOYT VIII leave FER 70 $ r. r. 700.
1870 p - ....-, . 4. I'D, 81. ,,,, Al, "A t,,,, tha
a. IN nii view Of the OCEAN auos the opportunity
Of seeing tie ... ..,.,. ,,.,,,,, ,,,-4t ,,-p
Hare FOR lie rOaHd Trip a. Tickets gD0a log the tO 0ay
" >. SNEDEN, "a, a. y. }. .. l. H.
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$3.50 head Yorker. at Is .Oass 60 PHILADELPHIA at % 90

as Is. -, -.
II s6o head Clipped selling Al s. co wOOod 90
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Banking 6onsfs ano baniiers
DiDiocno Notices

Gra,i,N EXCHANGE BANK, STAY /, 1871.
1--WE Board Of Directors have declared a DiS-
IpEND Or -lN PER CENi. piyaul on and a't"r Say
H. 1871. d. fAi40' '''''-l.
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miscellaneous

A MEXICAN SOFT CAPSULE Coz Pure Cap
a sulaed Medicines plt up ~ me.tc boxes, AZ Stus;'ats
A THOROUGH, PRACTICAL PRINTER
u "a n trI.h complete DRESS of JEW TYPE, and
e conns.ron OF weekly other papers az .0w rate Ad'
dress ~ 70, Box IL, IuJuue ONCE
- HAND, 81 West 33d-st., near broadway,
ctr.r ~ pla-t a. CeatsTece, Brackets. new
ma -t dgsic.s: largest a.I0rtutt Do the ~ caTefnY
and ssat parts the country a. th' lowest r cs
PERFECTION
BOXERS EiTTE
T.. FUNKE JE, SOLE GENT ,o.,
No. 3 JOln.st. " y it7lDi'' "oN 49,
retsssx
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-11

The attention Of investors IS Invited 10 the auNtltl'C
r,cr+ nI'citin- bios for $50 7G7 - city bonds.
Jha earnings OF the Chicago, Milwaukee and s. Paul
Railroad for the first week in May and since Jan. wcro:
1875. 1917. D'.rea.e.
Fra. ,r..k i1 May. tl.gT-T $1,000 S24,t5I
since Jan. I......... 2.432g29 1,9J3fGO 52aijJ
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buslues5 Chances.

gTOR SALE-StOye, tin and hardware store
al-, h1lat aud i1; hIiire OF j. g. POWELL N.!ii'-
town. y. 3.
NOR SATF.-The TRADE MARK" and all
! the bu!no interests ia Uai pl"lar Medicine - l9g
end SO iayoTdby known - t.' u.s. TAI. ~ ILL, -
" NGTr OIL illr MAGE OH ~ Hd' WH j. M
s,iury secured 10 Tie ur1 he T. 0. aisut l""n
wishing 90 engage u .--i. -- titr ' --'IcA
r.r ~ q century OF ft WORK u<l iii Wir
IN s gE. v .03t.Eo ~ WITH r1hG-iHl "u 'o Ncd %
communicates vtl the Proprietor al fnr.
ri a4a a 20 the ba-cs, all Who nave hriEs az
con l to enlarge the reid rs sac whole world lheh %
,.,e a mitijuLc c.fiiica a, -iuil3 1 t!-A'Se
~ IN ii.,rni.on cal De obtIurd confederation Of
neuu.', Ma on. " 4 works IKE ch9ru
I'm prom VIII DE held conh utt ANA nc best "lu
of c5rs De most acceptable and the business 80" DE- in con-
,iou Ia pass mo other hands Oy Che o.. ~ ny next
please address . 900 WI Nr-'-''T 4i'P''''-'
P'isacd. Mass, Nay ], 1871
DARTNER WANTED, with $4,000 to
$4,000 In IN exceedingly w,l establish, "a business very
ccntee AMI reuu-rltsr 1hemey is needed o eyenit The
sr Who need ~ e risk but may share IN Frois Address
BOX 2, 30. " y. Postut'e.
yXTANTED-A PARTNER With $4,000 cash
W omlaurlctaro 1000 tons Of IRON f anhih Tor soeI
msltcls aDa.yzEg equal t0 best swedish stocA' meeting
rI.mof sal llylg slj per ioa pTOLt VIII J.i sst ~
ye.figation references exchanged MANtFACi i'isr,
Tribune o.aco Phiadipb' renn -
sb.D Hnn WANTED, with silent partner
y %,ODU in Young Ladies scaool u be opened no
co. iI season i Fashionable utishauruod. Address ZEN
TRIAL PARK, Tribute Uptown Dhice A2Sr BROADWAY
--
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were easier coupon at 1928 and registered at 112%
We annex latest street quotations:

In State bonds, Louisiana cOnSOluaIeu
sO1 Old Tenuossees ruling strong at ~ Ia new series
steady A35s9i3ie, and District OF Columbia 3Oos ht
74lo. The following are the current quotations. ,,,
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ii III runLAnnlrnlA srOCKs.

Tbo following tabo OF % the prominent gold and
sl.cr mining shares including the opening prices "i
today as received by Telegraph from san Fran ico Is
furnished by VIM ward Dtc4c. building Al p.cs, B )id:
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PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.
ppo,IpfXcE r. L. Nav lO-Prirt Cloths quiet, with prices
orn N Il, Tor extra and standard o. zUis
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12Io nlCIOCK-SAIEs REIORE TIE CALl


COVEENMENT STOCK DEPARTMENT. O'CLOCK
USb2O Coupon, Ga. y 3 U $40 Registered t0 49,
. ''ON.. 4'' 3
4 $50 coupon, 1857 U > 3S. Registered 1901 %
s. coo. .1l37- 1000. liz
L Y 2e H.. gistcrel, 1855, I S,t1hp 1891
NOOuO..............Il54I 1'NOI---''''-' s''4iA 5
STCOND BOARD-1 O'CLOCK =. VI.
c.I.. Of Ctgfe poDdl- P05U.gg PJu2g F1Tf Qud RAT
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g1OR SALE-Stoye, tin and hardware store
al, hplat tud l,, hIiire OF j. g. POWELL N!llh'-
t.v.f =
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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1877-03-29

INSTRUMENTATION the Norfolk Land
Marx of the 10th, we take the following
account of the marriage of Miss Sallie Botti-
more,a young lady SO well known to land uni
Versally popular in Staunton society, especi-
ally the masculine portion of it:
AT $50 O'Clock yesterday afternoon the
Fist Presbyterian church was filled with a
large and brilliant audience, attracted there
to witness the interesting ceremony which
united IN the ndissoluble bonds of matrimo-
ny Miss Sallie, the lovely and accomplished
daughter OF Thos. A. Bottimore, Esq, and
Capt. Charles F. Taylor, of Richmond, a son
OF VIM. Taylor, Esq. and member of the
council of that city, and one of the most non
ular and promising young men of our State
capital.
Inc bridal party reached the church at A.
40 T. NJ, and as they passed down the aisle
to the altar they were the observed of all OBJ
servers. The marriage ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. Geo. D. Armstrong, d. D..
pastor of the church, and at its conclusion
the contracting parties returned Immediately
to the residence of the BRIDES parents, on
East Main street, where an elegant reception
took place.
The bridal presents were numerous and
valuable, consisting in part of costly silver t
service, magnificent gold watch, &c., &c.
Inc groomsmen who attended the party at
church were as follows: Messrs. S. B. Witt,
lanes Lufsey, J. L. Smith, Geo. W. Tay lor,
VI: u. A. Urquhart and r. U. Goode.
, me happy couple left last night on the 4
,aitimore boat for an extended tour of the '
J o,Sh, followed By the sincere good wishes T.
y ensu legion OF friends. We tender our Fl
, ts congratulations, and earnestly hope 1
na1 tneir married life may be filled with the d,
uhshine OF happiness and prosperity. az al
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Locateq IN The County of Augusta, near the
Village of Mt Scion, at Auction.
By virtue ola deed of trust executed by j. Mar
snal McCue and Martha j. his wife, to the unjer
signed trustee dated che 18th day of October
a . ana oduly recorded in the Clerks ONCE OF
augusta County Court d. B. No. 81, p 322 defauIt
navlng been made in the payment Of the two ne
gotiable notes therein secured. and being so re-
CURED by the holder of said notes. will n, ocead
10 sell at public auction, on the premises,
THURSDAY, APRIL THE 9Th, 1877.
90 much OF the following named property as is
conveyed in said deed, as may be found in the
possession of said McCue and wife, viz; 230 acres
o. Their growing wheatandrye crop on their farm.
70 head OF young cattle and 10 head of work horses
ALSO 1921 ACRES OF LAND
iylng in the vicinity of Mt. Solon being the sames
lad OIL and assigned by Commissioners as the
one-thlrd interest of Martha j. McCue OF whatey
with said J. NJ. McCue. o0A'' 'oo
ments of the deed. -e4"iie
,o. VIM. A. BURNETT
A'ai OH Trustee.
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Commissioners Notices.

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE,
" Staunton, Va, March 18TH 1877
In pursuance of decree of Hastings Court rem
dered on the 10th of February, 1877. in the Chance
~ cause of Simon II Hilb VS.. Gabriel Hirsh ct ais
| will proceed. at ny Office. in Stanton, on Mon
day, April 10Th, 1877, to settle account of the
real estate owned by Gabriel H1rsh, in said city
and county OF Augusta, its fee simple and annual
rental value, the liens and their priorities bind
ing same.
Given under my hand March 10TH 1877.
JNO. W. STOUT,
mar l5-lw Comm'r in Cby.
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Trustees Sales.
HOUSE AND LOT FOE SALE.

by virtue OF deed of trust executed to me by
geo A. Armentrout and wife and James a. Ar
mentrout and wife and al dated the 18th OF April
to19 and recorded in the Hastings Court OF Staun-
Ton IN Deed BookNo. g. page 81. and by direction
OF the beneficiary in said deed, will sell. at
Staunton 0-'o -
SATURDAY, APRIL 18th, Is77,
that elegant HOUSE & LOT, on the east side of
Market street in Stanton. between Beverly and
mentrout. ~ ~ - "a :.
This lot fronts 81 feet X inches on Market ST.
ana runs pack between parallel lines 12I feet with
me Use OF ten loot alley on the south side OF said
lot The house is large, well built
BRICK BUILDING.
in the best STYLE and is one of the most
desirable residences in the city of Stanton
TERMS OF SALE:-One fourth cash in hand. and
Ihe residue in four equal payments at g. u ia and
- nouns respectively and bearing interest from
Jay OF sale, the purchaser executing bonds for
the deferred payments, and the title to be retain
ed as ultimate security w ~
GEO. NJ. COCHRAN, JR.,
hi'i Gus Trustee.
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A G A Il d.

"A q A R ID.
On account of my continued ill health. have
determined for the present to withdraw from the
banking business. 49, NV
All depositors of my bank are requested to draw
whatever balance may be to their credit
with grateful recollection of the promptness
and liberallty with which the public recognized
my return to an old and familiar service am
Very respectfully,
NJ. HARVEY EFFINGER
mar 2z-2t.
BLANKETS,
IL Comforts,
Sheetings,
Cottons,
Calicoes,
and many other New Goods
Just received at
nov23 VIII. WELLER'S.