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The Morning herald., 1877-09-07
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GxNERAL JOSEPH F. REYNOLDS Of
Chizso, comes to the support Of Wickliae,
of Kentucky, in declaring that Osman Pa
cha il none other than Z. Clay Crawford,
of Tennessee.
The Morning herald., 1877-09-07

IT looks as though the Car Of Russia
had better get out of the Turkish empire
and hasten back to his own dominions and
his own capital. as soon as possible. There
are signs Of discomfort among the Russian
people with his imperial Msjesty's military
operations that may result in danger to his
Government -..-.r.-.
The Morning herald., 1877-09-07

NEW CASTLE COUNTY sS.
THE STATB OF DBLANARE.
ITO THE SHERIFF OF NEW CASTLE COUNTY.
i GREErING.
WHEREAs, Jane Sullivan. by her next
friend, James A. Atwell. by her petition to
the Judges of our Superior Court, filed in
the office of the ProthOnotary Of the said
Court in and for the County Of New Castle,
~ for the canse of complaint therein
alleged, has made application to
SEAL our said Judges that decree may
be pronounced dissolving the mar
~ riage existing between the petit
toner and her husband John Sullivan.
We therefore command you, as you have
been hereinbefore commanded, that you
summon Jonn Sullivan, so that he be and
appear before the said Judges Of our said
superior Court Of the neEt term thereof. to
be held st New castle In and for the Coun-
ty Of New Castle. on Monday the 18th dav
of the sa petition. and also to show cause
II any he has, why decree of the said
Court should not be made. dissOlving the
marriage existing between him and the
said Petitioner, according to the act of AS
sembly in such case made and provided.
and also to do and receive what the aid
Court shall then and there consider concern
ing him IN this behalfas to the Court shall
seem meet and consistent with the provi-
Witness the Honorable Joseph r. Come
gvs. Esq, at New C.stle the 25th day OF
May, A. D. eighteen hundred and seventy
seven. CHARLES BEAsTON,
Issued Aug. 25'h 1877. Prothonotary.
The above Is true copy OF summon as
aug23tf 1SAA" npHBB. Sheriff.
The Morning herald., 1877-09-07
E. F. Kunkel's ustral & e. F.
Kunkel's Shampoo for
the Hair.

The best and cheapest Hair Dressing and
Hair Cleaner in the world. They remove
dandrutf alley irritation, Roothe and cool
the heated scalp, prevent the hair from
falling off, and promote the growth in q
very short time, They preserve and beau.
tify the hair. and render it soft and glossy.
They impart brilliancy and a silsy ap-
pearenc ce 10 braid and wiry hair, and as
hair dressing they are unriva led; eradi.
cate dandiuf and prevent badness. The
Shampoo cleans the hair, removes greece,
scruf, itching, eruption, Cures headache
Shampoo and Lu,tral restore hair to nat.
ural and glossy color, restore faded, dry,
harsh and wiry hair, Price per bottle 81.
Ask your druggist for them or send to E. F.
Kunkel. Proprietor No. 2o9 North Ninth
street, Philadelph Pa.
The Morning herald., 1877-09-07
MEDICINAL,

nR. FITLER'S VEGErABLE RHEU.
- MATlC REMEDY.-Is the perscrip.
ton OF one OF Philade!phia's eldest physi-
clans, and is guaranteed to cure rheuma.
t!sm, neuralgia, sciatica, pain, Backache,
&C., or money refunded, by invigors ting
the nerves, purifying the blood, ana nel-
traliztng poisonous deposits in the system,
By merit 1t has become standard medi:
cine, Suffering and money saved by useing
1t in time. Remember that DR., Filter is
the only physician in America devoting
40 years to this one line Of practice. Cure
warranted, Advice gratis. As South Fourth
street. -'o
The Morning herald., 1877-09-07
Tape Worm Removed Alive.

Head and all complete, in two hours -
No fee till head passes, seat, pin ans
259 North Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa
Send for circular. Forremoving seat, rim
or stomach worms call On your druggist
and ask for bottle of Kunkel's Worm
syrup, price 81. Itnever fails Comman
other worms can lie readily removed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-01
MUNICIPAL NOTES.

Assemblymen Cozans, Holahan, Langbein and
other legislative called upon Mayor Ely
terday The "Omnbus bill" was mainly the topic OF
discussion.
contributor to the ''Complain. Book" the ERALD
wishes to know who the legally constituted nspcct
ors OF weights and measures This question has boon
ycvcrai months since decided by the courts In desg
mating Jacob J. Banta and Theodore 5. Kent as the
Two gentlemen entitled to discharge the functions OF
inspectors under authority granted by tho Mayor and
Common Council.
Many Of tho Aldermen think that they will have to
strike out IN a field To sock livelihood II their
salaries IRE cut down from 1000 to 81, 600 Comp
troller Kelly In favor OF extending the Aldermanic
term from one to two years.
During tho month OF March Collector of Assessments
Gilon received 1922. 000
The managers Of tho Coorcd Homo yesterday
ccived from Comptroller Kelly sl,795 81 for main
OF February.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-01
THE FIRST OF APRIL.

There Is no doubt that there many who will
utter pnans OF thankiuness to-day because the dreaded
IAN Fools Day'' falls this year sunday. Tho
Sanctiiy OF the day will have tendency TO moderate
The exuberant folly Of the small boy, and those who
would otherwise be the subject OF their pranks viii to-
day escape Whenever legal holiday falls on Sunday
It's ceremonial observance is postponed till tho follow
Ing day. but in the or All Fools Day this post
ponement cannot be had, the day cannot properly
DC considered holiday, but merely an observance OF
acustom that has down from time immemorIal,
the origin OF which tell.
The custom Of devotng the LIST Of April to folly and
mischief Is ono which Is popular and prevalent in
almos, all civilized countries, but moro especially 10
France and England Practical jokes which sometimes
have had very results used, IN former times,
to be perperated, and occasionally governments have
been made the subject OF the custom. II has occa-
sonAiy happened that good has resulted instead OF
evil The instance OF Francis, Duke OF Lorraine,
may be cited. The Duke imprisoned with
wife at Nantes, but through the of
friends succeeded rnectng MS escape the LIST of
April The escape however, was quickly discovered
and alarm raised but every thought that u was
one OF the April hoaxcs and no pursuit was mado, and
before the proper authorizes could be that
the escape real the Duke succeeded In reach
Ing friendly city. This OF the Instances in
which tear oil being noaxed led 10 good results Tor
the Duke
In New Jersey TO change the scene the LIST Of April
has always been adopted moving day Instead OF the
Isl oi May, AZ IN New York; and. although moving
day has no further legal existence than the mutual
agreements Of landlords and tenants, yet the custom IS
&c firmly liked that after year leases made out
from the LIST April Notwithstanding tho manifest
Inconvenience which would be avoided the
moving day postponed month The furniture cart
especially suffer from the coDjunc Of moving
day and All Fools Day, and very many .rutess visits
are madc by them. Often families VINO have !nten
ton OF vacating their residences are called upon
ny these ruckmen, prepared TO take on their
furniture and fixtures, who when informed
that their services not needed, show written
orders tor their services or give plausible authority
Tor their visit, but they made TO understand
that they have been hoaxed, and depart in wrahul
state OF mind.
The conjunction OF ecclesiastical holidays with local
celebrations and political events this year has been re-
was also St. vaentine's Day, and also the day org.
tnay appointed for the counting OF the electoral vote.
Good FRIDAY, April 80, was the anniversary OF the
proclamation OF tho Fifteenth amendment, and
Easter Sunday comes on the memorable All Fools Day
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-01
RIVAL CLAIMANTS FOR A CORPSE.
MARCH 80, 1877.

MARCH 80, 1871
To THE EDITOR THE HERALD:-
Anthony Welsh has made statements In regard to
the funeral Of John Cannon which this card intended
to correct. young man by the name OF John Cannon
died in St Francis Hospital Jersey City. the 23d
inst Two men, one by the name Of Anthony Welsh,
who lives IN Carroll street, Brooklyn, and who keeps
peanut stand in Fulton Market, and another named
Connolly, who keeps liquor store in Staten Island,
went and claimed the body, stating that they wore
cousins Of his and contrary to his Wishes buried
him IN st. Peters Cemetery Cannon before he died told
his COUSIN Mary Gbpons he wished be buried in
Calvary Cemetery. Welsh and Connolly called out the
police protect them thereby preventing the rghtiul
claimants, Thomas Casey and Mary Gibbons of Brook
lyn, from getting the body. Anthony Welsh took
charge OF his bank book his trunk, watches and cloth
ing. Four years since Welsh had $3.50 OF Cannon's
money. We suppose that he worth 81, 900 at tho
tmc Of his death. Mary Gibbons and Thomas Casey
are willing to make affidavit that they hrst
cousins OF Cannon. MARY GIBBONS,
No. 20 Rapeyea street. Brooklyn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-01
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

4 MAJOR cIAs " BARKER. AucTIoNEER
A.MR HokATlo Y. coNNELI- Proprietor Of the ASH .
WOOD FARM home Of Amos CLAY. sire ~ AMERICAN
GIRL. 2i6a, Darby road and church lane. Kinsessing
Twenty ward. West Philadelphia. and partly In
GRAND peremptory sALE Of TROrTING, COACH. COUPE
and SADDLE stock. principally OF his OWN BREEDING
BANKER SONS New York ratterssl, corner q nr.ad
way and 3lth ST.. comprising SErENTEEN HEAD Of
undoubtec speed and rich brrcding-bays chest
nnts and daprle Including green horses thai
trot IN from 40 down 30 several hnc
cart Horses. three Of the most extraordinary teams OF AK
to 1874 MATCHED COACH HORSES yet known VI. and .
number OF superior combined. all gated SADDLE And
HARNESS HORSES. all warranted sound aud kind an1
gar Frank Pierce Comet DANIEL Wooster and Black sher
man. stock now the tor exhibition anu TRIAL
tincmen are requested AT ONCE or at ANY time
PREVIOUS TO sale, and test their SPEED SADDLE and
driving quRties Catalogues the Spirit Turf and
Offices The public will bear In mind that ALL represent
tAons are strictly Sale positive and without
reserve WIN be shortly announced the sale OF Mr.. Con-
nell's stations and br God mares
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-01


We make specially Of Road Wagons. and offer tho
public this the best ding possible. and ~
price within the reach or ALL These all the
new improvements used by Messrs. Brewster Co. lot
Broome st.. including
'rIlE RUBBER CUSHIONED AXLE"
pronounced the greatest
vehicles the direction safety comfort and economy
HARNESS
superb stock OF light and heavy Harness constantly
hand
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-01
A WINDSOR WAGONS,
IA with Vertical Steel Plates,
made only by

BREWSTER. Ut 10Th ".
The maximum OF strength the minimum Of weight, oh.
WAITING All spread OF tue axlca prevailing source OF
noymnce To those using road wagons.
To attain the highest speed should follow the
horse In direct line This only be accomplished bv
the wheels running plumb inclination In the axle
spread destroys the PLUMB Of the spoke gives lateral
motion TO the wheel causing to sideways This
lateral movement greatly increases friction
come oy the horse, with OF power thus
deacny from his speed In direct proportion TO the spread
ot the axle.
With our Vertical Steel Plates have been enabled TO
build wagons OF the gtcst weight. running absolutely
true that we have hear the first from
patrons.
sos certificate from General Mcclellan
NEw YORK. June I, 1871.
Gentlemen have carefully examined Patent YER
teal steel Plate Axle. find that addition ver
teal Plate renders tho and half (2ia)
times still would be without IL. Very respectfully
GEORGE u. MCCLELLAN.
j. Is. BREW STER 4 CO.,
iEstabshed 1885 I45 East 25th 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-01

Corresponding reductions have been made between all
points within the territory Missouri River
addition to large reductions to all points thereof
continued liberal public patronage is respectfully
icited
THOMAS T. ECKERT. President
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-01

VITAL STATISTICS.
Deputy Register Nage's quarterly report, COM
peted yesterday, is as iollows:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-01
NHE ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC TELEGRAPH co
FURTHER LARGE REDUCTION OF RATES

Having completed through wire between New York
city and Chicago the uction Of which begun
March s. and having other wire facilities In like
between principal points both In the East and the
West, the ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC TELEGRAPH
COMPANY. In recognition OF tho very largely Inc eased
patronage extended 20 Il under us latest and import
ant reduction In rates. respectfully the adoption
OF the uniform OF twenty-five for words be-
tween all its offices Of the Missouri River including
Omaha, Nebraska and Atchinson. and Leavenworth,
kansas TO take effect on Monday. April 9, 1877.
This Company rapidly extending its lines south
from Washington City via Richmond and Norfox aad tho
Atlantic Coast and from Louisville via Nashville and
the interior cities Mobile and New Orleans. upon the
completion OF which the benefits Of low will DO
tended throughout the Southern States
New-York tribune., 1877-08-30
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

NEW YORK Aug 20.-BEEVE Arrivals, 80 cars at Jer
- CIV and 46 ut SlxuethsL making 2020 head IOai
60 Setufday 6gl3 against 1Jl6 same Time last week
There were many Texans ana mixed touito
otv 1an thoae of Monday. and snd little higher AZ rom
~ ~ De- Chefokes. and up To lOo igr CoioTsI Sel
grades OF Common cattle were ue o"st
ti@n tbrv Monday Natives ranked lon lH gIano
V,nia & stqc s. n, up few prime grade irhams AZ
t1s - H. The average quality was no. highYey i," gong
49, fi~c The Ian gest sales ~ Hc and l2c. fat
cattle we're perhaps tte stronger than on M"h' thoush
80, a. A whole 10 l. hand 10 note any difference
srls az CnrtOL Mixed C0oraG0+ - hsiu at &C.
* n 10 az Sc a S94c; 40 al 9e All % ID ANef@Se'
IN Sstlvr- including few good Coorodos 10 thin Va at
sLe n, n lO5 az &c. 56 N 30 at y4e % 10 q az ve
,re flau Laf at % 40 at g'ic " 10 AZ luo l5 AZ
ini 5 ni sc Il2 at lOlsc, III AZ Ic TWO caIs2 10
~ t &c mostly 81 2l7 at 2e % 10 10 AZ II
1 a. re Average sc against 10 ~ for the better cauo
Nc Pherson sold for Irons, Cassidy Co, go Cher
ana Iorao Mixed cattle l,ooa 70 at 9c Tor % 10 10
s iG0 m $50 10 Of l0gS n &c. all % ID tor r. hl'
yr ~ West Virginia steers 06S a. S4c % 10 less ~
VeoWtky l. Is5 at lie, SO IS ot l,20I n, llGi u
Ia of 400 h. IL 9c 10 OF l407 d. ll'ci OF lSOo 10
4 cuiyer for L. Meyers Virginia steers at
iors N 10 OGO H. lOrc 2B of Los n, IO2e .ss oVs'
each rs of il53 10. lOgc. for sunhsmeI 80 NpEml' E ~
I0H3 AZ gisc IS b For T. SPAR 80 Indiana ~ u
isc less siO FOR W. A.. IL Illinois lzf5 b IL &C. o'
~ Galirmith Tor Rothschid Texas, 300 NJ at q
ssr IS B si Of tnrm s6l 10. Sci aso l02 Missouri 6t7!
cwt lOGiic, 80 D. win % he@" 'Hs'' VoV ~' i"i
vn@e Tor Meyers Rssonsten, rs Illinois, ll0a N. at
loic IA o ls8 n. lO'sc ~ OF llSO d. llo' % b Is o
LIpV a. ws.rhsiner for Fayheld 2a Illinois i2le D al
loac ~ u 1881 70, i0ae; "a Of l2l0 p' le " D. Fol
New-York tribune., 1877-08-30
THE STATE OF TRADE.
ET-popEAN MARKETS.

I1yyRp0oI Aua 2g-POrk-Eastern dull at 70'; Western
dun al So Cumberland Cat steady at jb Bd; short
bseady at Clear steady at 310. short Ciea slea
dy n 81 IIams-Ong steady at % shoulders steaiy
AT 10; Prime rnora % LGrl-Prme western steay
at 43 ID Taliow-Pume Clty himer al ~. iurgentneT
SHIRTS Grrer af 27 R0s.ntOmmOn dull az a3i tlnt Uu
nj o. Choice hrmer az 90 Lard on sclN
ati6 FlouT-Extra state steady AT - MheaNo Spl12
steady at ~ No spring steady OF 3d.; Winter south
ket Coru-atxcd soft stelcy at 27I Cotton Seed ol-1eI
Tow American steady az -. . ,,t
IIyFgPOJl, Aug. 29--I230 p. m.-Cotton hrm; Hli-
ding Upanls Gi; Niiling orleans 63ledi s'les. IL,
900 b7Its including 1000 for speculation and export
The receipts Of the day o bales all American
tember and october delivery g.; Upiands LOW hd1lng
canse October and November delivery G also sales 81 ne
same Ga,d: Upauds LOW Mddng clause, November ara De
ccmber delivery 3D. Upands, Low Mildhng cause Docc
IIvFRPooi Aug 29-i3O D. m.-Bacon, 35 ga per ew for
Long Clear Middies, and 3U TOT snort tle2t iules ,,,
LyERPOoI Au. 29-2jO q. MT pitnCs Cotton 10" hid
ding clause, August delivery. Ot.
IJvPRPOoi. Aug 29-4 D. mThe sales OF Cotton today
bales American FutuIes lplAnNs 10" Mti
Ioy. sIddnR caIse october ami November delivery 3D.
Uuanls Low Niidlug clause, New Crop shipped November
and December. sal, Cd . ,.... -,
I1vPRPOOI. Aug. 20-5 p m.-COtOn futures dnl.
ITyrRpOof Au, 2g-530 D. Bacon, 3b per cNt LOT
Long clear Mdies and 81 6d for short Gear Mae' spirits
Of Petroleum. 73tl per gallon spirits O iuIpehh -p po
IivrRPooL Aug Eyenng-Linseed OIL 81 al 3d. per
oI6ypov Aug 20-j:50p m-splrits Of TnrDentine 253d
pSyyp6y Aug 29~Evenng Calcutta Linseed, J5Gd a56
p9Hl pHf%rer Aug 29Petroleum S5ai francs for hhe pale
New-York tribune., 1877-08-30
TIiE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North Rirer, Tesseis and Ra,iroGfs.
WEDNESDAY, Aug %. 1877.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NKlNF1NA1, AW9. 70 Ioffs
AgIIES-Dul and nominal AZ ad6ic. for Pots and Pcars
COFFIt-Thn stock Of no here mis- morning - "nJ
bags and ol $3.50 bags oi when 5264 bags IN
baltimore 80 Moli' f.ufO bags The market was very
0uie and romnlly unchanged; 1880 bags * Albion
private later ia the DAY the steamer ippif
ohus arr, ed win 1888 bags and increases IN supply h.e
~ 3l4 mild gad~ qnet aud Oarey tteadt'
i,i sales v cubfscrd 800 bacs AIaraci ibo $50 ba "a
galyra. 2J3 bags 81 Domingo 200 bags Savaniila,
100 Iags McSican $50 sags CeyloB sold IN lots
Tor consumption within oar range. The stock
eas G65S- bags. and Z7,rJ2 mats, inrlndln2
20 le4 Marcspo 2guis bags LlsEayra l7.D Dags ~
ugO. 23I bags Costa Eica 3Ib bags Ne1nah' Ill
Auan-tufa go Savallla and 27O92 mats SnaaTnfe QUO
tslons Ordinary earroes 1Gadi7c Fair do, lBif@lyc
Good o. lg 49ic. prmo DO. 2Oita2OAc Extreme range
fDF lots z2c; Java 2z02Jc Iaeuayr1. lSG-1 hfd
caibo 1sal9c and ST Domingo, l6ai6 all gold Tor H.
voices.
COTTON SPOT Cotton quiet, and ge. lower salss
72G bales which 26J lat evening, al Tor spnnngi 5nO
bales delivered contract the receipts at the ports
67 bales against fl3 this dag last week. and 2SOs t
fax ls.fv
New-York tribune., 1877-08-30

LONDON hur. 2g-Tie Time. in its financial article
rncuiue on ycse DAVIS change ln the bank rcic,
Indrpcndrflv O the possible further withdraw lS gold
by the German Government, the bank ha' 10 consider
more what IL likely TO be The export Of bullion
10 America in the fure Than what has actually
eaiay were probably negotiate in Anticipation Of the
Withdrawals II To-day for that quarter 10 meet gram
shpments and the outer market can main ain
terms for three mOnths bank bills ana thus
Support bank is eudeav turn the exchanges IN our
favor there doubt that the ecsiOr taken yesterday
Reports provincial districts tell uS
rain 81 general and s causing cousderthle anxiety
while In Midland countries III gathering o. the hafYess
seriously imDeicd The Black pachcaly clos a. ann We
Therefore 10 expect mat must not ony
take much larger quantity OF Grain ON tne lied
states than nave lrrd IN former bat that we
must higher for IT, This beng The case me
b1uk has 20 II bu 10 place itself IN
strong defensive position IN good time II bad weather IN ts
ccutnues thc position can easily become .1Ois lot
the Bank Eug!nd fOr the export OF gold N tat case
United States from Europe runs into many hlhohs
sterling. -,--- 81.
DO Preferred ~ Illinois Central 81 - The re of discount
for Htee months bills iu The market 20 per cent
which is A per below the Bank o England rate.
LONDON Aue 2J-lO D. CODsOls 50 for both money ana
the account adyces quote hye por cent icues AT 10
francs y for the account.
IONpoy AUG $3.50 p. .-Consois, 9jIs for both money
and the account. Enc railway shares l. 49, - ,
te at csnnt T. four half per cent bcnd lO5 l8b's,
iO7 Tonlorres. 1OS New Ives, r. Enc raj way shats
lGT n0s central a. Paris alrices quote I'VE per cent
Re,tes francs n ccuti.nes for the account -
Aug 2Jl-X;lasge on London 20 francs 10 = zen
tincs Tor short sight. 80, - ...
India Council Bills allotted today at Sch per rupee ad-
New-York tribune., 1877-08-30
ptoposals

Tia TRUSTEES OF TIE NEN.YORK And BgooALrS BIDsB
OfFICg 10 ~ W ,iKH si' BsoohLitN' aug - 80
- the ~ the NeWYorK and Br5lelya Btihs.,
up i ~ n Monday OCTOBER for about ~ fNI1 THOU
SAND CI'RTC YARIiS OF GRANITE FACE ARCH AMI
other SrON H.; also for about THREE THOUSAND LIN
EAI, FEET of GRANITE PARAPEI SION p ior The New
York ana Brook IN approaches 10 the E3s Ryer bige
Plans can be seen ard specifications obtained AZ th9
I'm gners once specifications will be scnt upon appicA'
at tht O!iec of thr Trustees
York aud Brooklyn Bridge ~ Waerst. Brooklyn nd0rsed
Proposals for slOEe for Approaches"
w K ORBLING Chief I'm gineor
New-York tribune., 1877-08-30
feeal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order made by tho
Hon Richard l. LarrCmOre Judxes OF the Court
of Common Pleas i0r The Cy and County of NeN York sitting
a. Comfy Judge 18Th day ~ August l~Il noitce IL
given all the creditors and persons having claims
against William u. Chapman and william ~. villa lately
doing busuess the Cty County OF NevYok under ths
r name of H. Chapman 3 Co." that they required 10
pr-ent th sad aims therefor duly
ed subscriber the duly appointed assignee ci the said
iam Chapman aud william II. Wills Hlypsng the hrn
OF W. H. Chapman Co. for the benefit aeir crcd0rs.
office Of his attorneys, Elliot = sidney smith, No 81
Wast Now York before she 2gth day ~
October 1877 Dated New.Iork. Aug Is, 1877 GEOH0E
aRAN EN IIOltS 4, Assignee.
ELLIOT 4 5. SIDNEY SMITH. Attorneys for Assignee.
80 Wallst, New-YOrk
New-York tribune., 1877-08-30

STAINED.
Good Ordinary. .... o. Low Nidl,ng...,.,. pi5,s
stric Cool 6rllnarr 90 Middlinr .1O'is
Futures were moderately active ami and points
hNrf' ihough early ~ tn. day there q advance
@1,s Irsei,lny afer M: August l.lOn. il.0O; SEP
umhrf opD. lOS5; 1000. 1896 100 1887 October. 2cO
1912 1000, iG73: November 9On 10 co. Dec1mbcr o.
~ o.. 200 iOG3; January, 100 1913, 100 lU7f March
~ ilOO total 471p bales First call today; AuRus. 100,
la io3g o1tesSr zoo 10 Soven9er io1 1898 February
bol, second cali; September 100 1887 December roo,
,VoUi hars" LOO lL05i total, 800 blles. Third Gail
Auslat 100 1890 September 200, 10 s.; October ZOO
100; Dcefmbcr. 100. 1850; March 100 02 total 0rO
oh'- 9isH odny ~ 10 August, 20 1926; Sep
i%enb'r % ogo dolj llCO, 1892 ZOO 1O9i 100 1921 400
lpDO; Su lOS9 200. 1887 800 1875; 100 1884 OotO-
beg, 3O lOI7i l,G0 Ir7G 500 l07si Loo 10 Is 100
i07i 3oQ 1913 Q, 1914; 800 1913 200 10 70 POO
dn.l 100 lOTD l,30U. 10 90; 200. fOGs: November
I1g99 1928 LOB LOO loeS 100 1888 200 1859 200 l05s
100 IOGG 100 1893 100 ioCi COO 1896 500 iOb8 900
iit2o iio 'nnnpaF n 100 I077 0o 07S 100 1875 200.
~ e March 900 ll0i total $4,000 baes Grand total.
<o.pp p@4ts IsSclaagel6n January for October,
Futures ciOsed qust ard sieaiv