davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1877-07-02

Withdrawn from store lnrlng Friday Tor city
consumption: 2, I'll bu wheat 100 bu corn, ,084
bu rye. 2, OLE bn barley.
The following grain was inspected INTO store In
this city on Saturday morning: can No. 9 ".
". wheat, cars No. spring. 15 carr No. do,
cars rejected do. car no grade ito wheaD; 20
cars and g. GOO bn high.nixed corn. 20 cnrs nsw
do, 10 carr now miztd, It's csrs and 10, GOO bu
No. q corn. D9 cars and s, 800 bu rejected do. 10
curs no grade f:0S corn>; q cars white oats, 10
cars No. do, ~ cars rejected do IFS oatsl; cars
No, 2 rye, 2 ea0 No. > harley, cars rejected 10.
Total tfDt csrs). geo. 900 bu 1nspcrted out: 15,-
1Gu In wheat, 127, TO bu corn, 2, ,658 ba o4ts,
tb, t1a hn rye p, 5ui hu barley.
The following table exhibits tho inspection Of
wheat In this market during the month Of juno for
the pat thtes years:
, 1877-07-02

.on"' ..,<..,,,.
fss,s: s,s :s.s5, ~ xs;s
,ss a.,, nss.ss1 =
FLora-fun md unchanged; receipts, 8, 600 b.ls.
ss 'ns s.ea sn s., e,,
ezport ., milling denand;seeefpt. 1900 bu; Nc. !
Mcsis.n. q; o. eho!ee nav .nle, Del.s.rs .aa nsv
ss: ~! $a :S:' ::sS :ns AZ e. e
I1s S1e ss5ss e!iS s!ssn Mild q, s WET.
SsSs a. 4Si Ts''sa asa nd s'ss
isS-gssSsas:a: a
-SSlst ana ane!'a'aad itlss :tfsdz sasa aacz
crude; sAa9Me: ,u..,I.
s!ssss1s s 2 H%ss!s.i.;a.f %:. !! safS::ossa,oo.
fsas:ri Eos:s.!f e. 1s'%::11S.t9f%s r.
sss =; ns:Is: &C.
s sss a ssnsSs esss rss. ressss sss
Fl F:o,,.os.-resk arn, md quiet, new m*n .,4.a,,
ss3s a @ u4 :. T. Il. natnsr s:,.s s
y osso; y; ....,...
WM.axr--EtsM .stl;it; ~
aoHss9fs. ssstsh p,x as1l IA aSmoa1 1mcts;s
n ntassS;-g,rn, tss ss. $50. e,..ts. u ,sas sor.s.
'''<' No. y '' ,.1r,.o...
y S.;sss ;si;; ;:ssfsess Il I; ss', sasasSo
~,st rr Xaxa; e.; a:sssa :s oasty :sss
Msssin Ssst I'D tsssI. s!c.ti ,s*a4Is Wsstsm
.tesIae.. aaXxc. 0sts sesdy; ds.Hsni 1s moi.rste;
pas mHsss'a ~ xn'''' $0''e' % a'a'' a'' a1''s'
hNr11s-EnelIa;red.
1sissiaNc.1 e''A>' ~ 'sA4'>1
Ms:F,sx't@s: Z sfs:' s' !s:. q o bp sern
s'i'4 ssf'-f''a' = :: 10 adst.. ss;
e. No, ..a sass ssss.'..s .ss'F''' and
sS y xuss:s ssS'' so 81 f.
;S$ ;::z$ Il:
irrted. iE.Ic, l;fe-Ee saies, 1' ."'~' ~
.sfS,assa bsis ss!s!, s!s: 7.sia. es.}'
,ioa+-da!et .sd assnaaxsi ~
IL. s. e. r.: t. ;as: sss: &C.. ss e.
e'' T. ~" ruu.Ans..u,..
:. .;.;
II Tts a. - tns in -. -. tas
'ta:se 'a:.;sRn.a. n .,..a,, rtnn.,,,.ola red .,as,
It1t nmkn,e ii lsSl vhlts a., NJ fx ! ~ fsxs
nSmfnnliJ 7ts7Ac GnTu stesiT; ysIIvT t:,sSt mtssu
MxzHir ~ nulstt whits Wrstsrn X7tasISs' III.
44-+7c, psnnstlTsnlA Whitn A5taSIs et -'~"'
Ckoyse sxs1-ESntusijT ii hhSi4oo
unchsused. ~s'|" VIA *s'' ~a9s s'saa' pk'ess
~It,Tr+Hs s"efnrbargaa
Ensst4-usiet: We.isru, aas,te.
Esi.I. =. t,tfeft irss,.S, N~Nf<~-
liz xrxnLHGx-rjnaetiielt rrbuet 111f~, ~r7,s. o.
!vM,skl-stssiJ1 Western. 3i.ia. s>' >'~A@' ~
II, t1o bu. '~'-., ,>''' '''N9S Wv S''''
c,rux~.~, n nses y, x,tl.c,>.ox-a...,. ~,
hiyhrr ~ 11uo Va "a"s Ss@S"FE0A-suon& aus
l.sr.. Ann and ht.L., x-u. =, ,o..
n oIs-osStse hs"' eoa a4eaest s4muy+ Ra.Vs
~ Nh.., ,.r,,.. ..a q. asa,.. c
~ :tSs4l sSV. -. 4,$s.h9 G4lU g. 9l
A. All Ss.4Ate- ntD ~ food damaa1 u $o2<3c. RJs
Hs r. nj. 49, , =. -. a.
- "a ali en1 anms%s d,Ik sSe n ~ - ~
sToGiaef = siAat .hn,1 ,fiss .u; ~.
iii issenn nst HI AZ. Ie@e& =
F-sr,r. an al
I ~ III ~ 7As ~~ SsSSf ssA*s"AV es's
Bur.n-stsady anil unch4nq.d
, 1877-07-02
FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Business Of the Banks Con.
tinues Less than that OF
last Year.
The Produce Markets Moderately Active
and SteadEer, Except Weak.
ness in Oats,
Provlaions and Hogs Firm---WheAt
Ea&ier. Corn STEADY.
FINANCIAL.

The dectease In the operations Of The bsnts COM
pared with 1aat year continues. For the two weeks
ended the 23d inst+ there wsa a decline Of IA per
cent compared with the corresponding period OF
1870, and last week The falling o6 was 10 per
cent To folly undesstand thsa the decline ia
prices must be taken into account II will then
be seen how e0uaiderahle the decline In ttaupAc.
Tons IL.
Tbs Discount market was dali. Ths demand for
good negotiable paper was pressing. but tho sup
ply waA small.
Rates Of dtncount were 8010 per cent At the
banks to regular customers. On tbs attcet the
usual varisttons on bank rstes are made.
New York e1chanss was sold between banks 1t
eo07Se pei 81 .ooo ptena!nas.
Rates Of discount were SOTO per cent 1t tho
esnks to regular customers. On the street .lhe
usual variations On bank fstes are made.
New York exchange was sold between banks At
boGe75c per It. 900 premium.
The e1earingr Of tho Chicago banks fos Che week
, 1877-07-02

l0t&lst SO DOW VJ4 Is5jA%H A3A
CATrLE-The usek end.ax with Saturday list NAY
b net down tho nost Improbable and generally
satl1acto1 tdst Western shippers hAFc e1ps3eno"
cd during tho prrasnt seeson There Wa entire ab.
Of 4nything resembling sctitlsy Ia the demand
from roy soafens aud fsaIn tbs opening OF tssds On
TUESDAY Iown to the close Of Thut1daJ Of
pr1ees downward v41es during that pert0d suA4ts
In. trsnsago Of fully % s7sc per 100 l, Willis IN In.
stlbccx therc Wcrs sslca ak GfrAtet sAcrtnce.
This dcnoFallxod condition OF the market nut due
to kcaYr FeceIps. tho supply being hut slightly IL Ill
In ezeass Of hs arsfAxe oF tho tme Of ysaF but wa
tho rSsut VI 4 Eanufaf downward mototnGnt ae tho
E1st where supplies for number Of days pAlt hAYe
steadily eatcedet thu deu,and.
The exponAIoa ot lrssn meat 10 EnRtahd which m.
I'll receutlr has oasn OF generous proportions. and ha1
furnished rs.dy outlet for vsfy Arss percentage of
the cuoco cAtIo which resehsd tbs teaboar has sud-
denly 1wtalfs1 away u comparatively small dImen.
1ions Tbs Of tbs decline arc said TO be tho e-
ha5ccJ cost Ut prime tesTcA, tbs prevalence in En-
gland of exceptionally hot weather. and the fact thAt
acps haYt been takcn In London from ether
;h1s Hsrs. hse{ It as1a s:s =
aHnx shs es1 ssa,t. s on ie t. q
eaas sss.s :its SSa!: y s '.es j .ss
s Sss Is & IL sss ;s -.
.S52 t s fstsosf fss
r. :sa ): M y s;sG SS S' 4.
si@ss nc. y sh;i ssIat "a. ! Z 5
With few s4tes At tins lAttct 1xuto hH purchases ut
shppen principally ~ $l.4n11 Atf for fair 10
Ghlce st SD ~tlxlaH frhn l. OIL TO l. 4D tbs VeAia
AAsAle AI " - " t b anal lHiIcb e4xs
It $tlhSt Woo PEI he&d. Iho mAfkst cosea dull 81
Extra Nfose4-1radel Stoess weighing H. $50 -.
- and ahx aslt 1t3d %
~ Jssrs i. !. ssar:olI .tssfa, weixhias i.sso
cs,i :.esf. 1ssh: '''sao u
tAk lily 10 1.sso Hs....:.,...,....:.. hoaa %
lnX j, III 70 -, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. A2Sss. .oJ
DulGEnrs' stock I'1Df Y. t!,fI haUu staers+ sua
| col4I1ua ko ullote cJw4, fur ely xlA4Xlltsrt
wr!.Iiax - T. ~ st:;..:.;:;.:...::: 1soss.s 50
Z. 90 soeaa7
bulls, nAl A:alaN4J OO21. %
Ttx1a hrUnS ~ dTo<t4- 1k3 81
frAl4-F.F lN ~ Apls8. .CI
l!ouS-Monlsys market saa acttrs and tEa II clos.
lag 1uotstions Of the frrtous Nssx. Or at tow ~
eul of !ha week th1 lns, ground e1sug
prces betnK o. OtHt ~ for choice quail.
tIts TAt supF5 Wa IAskt. 82rtelnf BY ~ wv
Gtal tbs number repufttl fot la CORRESPONDING
It !t.t ysat ~ " 9ssy " g" aesa tas su2pty Tor
taken % t day Ut arrival ShI u PRICED Ihas Ia
| l9f:ty uf tnlt2ace& pr0Sed rem aAeF atlEa.
saIuIa4y market WA jtsrlY scsva and It1aaJ aso4
nakiax = :t:St.+ = Iof common y Eool ithi
iSss; I'D i IL u oS fsF u Cd liz ksss1 t1
sappese. Sktpt mt1 81 4oId Il ii W
O&.. and cu II ~ u - Is Uut ussls asuG fem4la
| eJ In III PeNA d tbs closa.
ht.s vf,ra ID .Soa 5sc psr III il frSa ths etSsiai
YaDtatt91s pf lhe pfsrIuus eeex Iow rauytak .Eol
H. Aa: u for pour lott 81 81 toF rGaiee TGa hulk
| VI LIS wssks uadIas Wa aoEs ~ 5J.2aAt.15.
, 1877-07-02
LU1lpEl5,

The Wholesale M1rKst - Gull aai s4sy except for
piece stua Vhlth 1usd res y ~ IL u tor standard
c4ryoe1. lach va dali n II Qft5 81 for eoumon anl
*a,on.sla,u tat medium, Aad All,oLAtaUa tot the
higher sas1rtMsats " 1F!.Eta luan1s. L4th wsfs
sel1y II ~ ~ A. And shingles autl At tIs3G2
TheFs na demand sxcept from City rsaiiers, who
ars buytn2 fFu:u hand ~ mouth and iaipeermen
pecE 4ulet mail until utter khs Fuuh. lks thought
that ths talt ksaaa viii start earlier than usual oxtnx
" tho heavy shurAgs IN this soex Ut lo9s ths As.s
s4ppa ittr aAlrtet Nhteh sAEi Il likely ihturu
ulat!oa I'm the Ma4iaabpl and tributaries 7a uo.to
It Vt loSs s1s huag ~: sad compared WITH tha pra.
5iuuE thu atucx II Hcl Ou0 Il shorL Ihs log
crop being Ia u1 0o1 Il lea sbaa In the pEseu4lux
utaier 0f course. th!s Anaoaa sstnsas cau4*s hEa.
Hrst but of tho tho .hstai 3sarsy That
lhcnsta t much Iutlors - hand x distributing paatt-
Aad " be III AsiA+a f1s big aafA1ca
To uccAF Immediately.
pst r-stun II t1.ul. .
Shs Peoria, Lt.ls 6uam!eo. L. Ioi GU ahtnxtes At
- ~ tl1 w flash e!s.1 la A. 75:t lou 10 eAA&ieA
"a" Ah.l.;l=a u IL. 13i III QGU No. i % at ~.
, 1877-07-02

FRw Yonk. Jung 5n.-The cotnn enala market con.
tinges 6,u' and unchanged. tr1xn .-etiuSs :n-iy
Anl hlAnkets more attlYe. HrAry tasamcfrs, war
coalnEs, aud Kentucky Jeans tu steady EeaHesL
, 1877-07-02
PROVISIONS.

HOG FNODuCT3-Wess moderately actiys snd tbs
market var generally fr;u, though Liverpool vas
Quutet u pes aEl lower on perk aud ID cent OF
lAsA THIS receipts pf hpsa relatively An7M tas II
uauA Salusdaysl. and tlat lnafxct 4As quoted 1ru.
which product though shers but tle DO
maod except EAks tfaaefs rhch would prurids for
July deliveries II tbs xdened premiums notea IN
last reppst- bous lnau!.y ~ uoied fof shlpmsaA.
but that branch os lba business "a dull
Tha nauabsr u hoEs parksd slvs March 10 dates
mentioned Estimated u fulI0ss hy tbs C4cinn4u
, 1877-07-02
The t1earingb Of tho Chicago banks las Che week
VI "a ported a. follows by Manager d. Il Hale:
tnz PENNSYLVANIA RA,LRoAD IN LONDON.

LOADtM,
The London TINES Of tbs 10th Inst, sara:
sure thc public scsc nads -dsy II Tho meetlngot
Penns1l,*n,a Hailto.d shaEenoidefs by VI. Edmnnd
sunh. " y VEG IoIpany. h mnas
ihat Il Is 70 uteI ef lii basineee here 10 tgy ani
raise nlunry fur The line. rumnr 70 that effect
had been rather rfoTfneHtty circulated. anu wAs
sauAnE so's ~. Il ~ a. ~ ~ ~ tt @ "
Anoshey .ai,sfsrtnrr featnra ~ thn x,iiinrnrs.
shown By Mr. Smith to entettaln the propositions
made W thc EnG!i.h enasehoIe7s !f!sHfe 10 franc
Sn1s ,,,nr. ~ tus.%n tc s,cIt. II hn,xsrau All.
wny. than pcs,DdIcai mcnts Of Income and *.
penLsurr mud annual or remt. annual. accounts snd
tA1anc -1hcrts drawn Up oa E"cItth models. There
~ =, ~. nss,s nststs nsanrcL hv
tnorinasn railway cs,,nt.tl,aon. Everything onsht
In fnrre 10 be made p4tn 10 LIE most ordinary IN.
1e'se-"e'fs' ......
CURRENCY AFo LoASA
sfucc tho passage Of the Resumption acf OF aan.
-. lh1b, the iernl-tendef currency has born cou-
traeted from S<ss, ooo.U Uoo 10 S3oo ~, $50: tho
Nnelonal bank notes ontst&no'n2 from SIo1 .aol..
4oe to s31o' o5o, as; oetldes th1f. sl4.3Co. ooo
lcVss"tenue!a ha'e been "ltoata"n from eifca!a-
nen al" ucpos'tfa 'or thc "Huafa"a' o' oahk
eo'r'. ""'A tnc eu'sen'' o.'.ass ~ ~ .ae .re.snt'
hes pesn increased 'sou' ~ 'so wy ~ 80 o'ot
W. iAe.o Nv, osth, sae'elo's' ~ Aetaa. eon@
Hacuon q! eE'o4o, wv 70 .ne eseo'aao2
neu!nn VI aAoc. .n' 1o"e 'sss tae 'nu1.
"onasts WIZ ahaet 'hsae eneomtp.nse@, "a tneH
ptc"e'''h' 'Na' unotf eteots "oa'u w
ces'1o5eu' anu 'o'n' a"''es'Hn' son's4e'eo Lave
not OF" '"'unsu' a"c 'oa"" " ''4e ''e" tut~
hthes IN INC past year nave aacFeaaeo from S@9a.-
ool. .4no 10 s-ao, ~. wv: snoso oi oos1on itolo
wv 10 49, w., WV; sna enose OF tn,ia'
4GITAh lIhns 9'iu. 09fs u~u ~ %o-t sos. +aHs Anla
, 1877-07-02

Psrranrxd. Iunu M, Petroleum qufet snd fteAdy,
crude 81 e0 u farkeTs; reaaeL t7:*si1c. lIadel-
ELKvKLAsn. o.. .1nne 3o.-rctr0ieun market quiet
And pflc&s HaGhAnKe1; STANDARD white, Ito tea lHt
, 1877-07-02

fORHI1N. =
Lnxpo1, June 30,-Amonnt Of bullion gone Into
Bank Of England on balances to-day. 70, 0N. The
rate Of djacount ia the upcn market Tor three
rate Il.
Consols--Fos money, o. 7.16; account. gin..
10.40s, 1ooA new 81, 1os!s:
New York Central, 10; Eric, oh; preferred.
Ii; Illinois Genital, 31.
PAHss, June 30.-Neutts. 1o0f SOc.
, 1877-07-02
COMMERCIAL.

The following we're the receipts aad shipments
Of the leading articles Of prouco In ths city during
The twenty .four honts ending 1t o'clock on
Saturday morning, and for tho corresponding
Npos last 3eAs:
, 1877-07-02
WOOL.
l. asta ku1

BosTo., 1nne so.-Tool III active demand. sa,es tot
week TAO oUo ~. All available lots continue be
taken u full and Reneraty advancing prices. New
e.sss a,.:ri"z frre; sat thsss /, not nch Of .ny
snasy4e! No. aGa <. <,sas7c; Mtchl4sn snd W.con:
IN aaatac Comt,nR snt ds,,nt tn oa '1c!nah.t \
Il laa:. The latter for very etoce aapsF Tho bufk
OF tue bAits Ia the rAnEe ut 4U@itc.
, 1877-07-02
eH1prlN0 VALUES.
Ws sxtsscr tho following, bJ pssmlasIon, from
the circular OF J. II. Drake d Co.:

eH1FFlH0 VALUES
VS. extract tho following, by ps.mIisIon, from
the circular OF !. II. Drake h Co.:
~ss an INV sss I'll
.ea q, s
g s1s: y :ss@tps u :uae sf sse 81
lag. would eo.L ~ az ~ essss. eua ~ eo@e.L,
e. i: ssst ss based a''a '
~ IT, %h ssf: 'sp1
sal stt seas Fonmt.,2Gs p % tns currency value.
Ss:stsi'as sasi.uSa Is. ai, u . ioi OF about tso
Ap1oURxIso OVEN THE FOURTH
r. tu Editor o. tn Tribune.
Ths queatlon Of ad}ou1ninx over ths Fonrth will
coms up bcfofa tho Doasd Of Ttado Oh Monday.
when one Of tho thres propositions now before II
witt usohab,y hs adopted.
1t to be hoped tlat tho ons to sdJouru from
Tuesday 70 Tauf.dsy will b. agreed npon. Tho
Stock Exchange OF New York has decided to Ad.
joara over the Foasth on'v. and. prob
ably the Psouts Excbsngs Of New York
viii follow su!s. There ats doubtless boys
enough upoa tue Board who viii vota
to carry proposItlon to adjourn from Monday tbs
I'd 10 Mona&y tho 9th. should such proposition
b. aubmitsed, but It il h,gh tras that the members
who hass Interests II staks should taks this mat.
ter In baud and sts that tbs board etts consider
ately. Theirs IL no sepss IN the Hosrd of Trade
Ablishans txo OF shses holidays tostsn9 dAys> sas
III members. s.-conpletely stopping the grain and
produce nusIness Of shis city, while every
other interest II moving on u usuaI. and III
slmps{ 10 gra!sy few boys, smp'oysd By the ncsn.
| bsss. 10 MAKING sxcufsi0nt around tbs eouutsy,-
boys who would b glad II t6s board stood I'd
aes. % tae baa.pos. % Iatsrests ot x,thes ets1 .,
stat4. Tnle question ot Adionrnln2 for any length
Of ttme that mar hI proposed has cons qu':s Ia
/ akoD 10 It N1NNxA.
, 1877-07-02

!Dnlnth etsi7l ,nrn nn..'le,!, Int +-'v; -.it,iof
1fSi Eu by -nnir =: -. 20: II tsi, u, ~" r. Il nt
+G: Atst - |.' & - IN i'tts Attt+H
1t 81 t.; 1ttsf III M. MltSArk Al ~ 4, iill1
lus-t; car 7oletIu At 4te, Eyn neglected. HsrIoy
ntKIrrfsI
CAxAL FhEl1nrs-Carn n View York. nc.
no4TnK. June 3n-FrOun-faf fair drmnnd: medium
Etntrr wheat Ecatrc and frtn: Wr%tH"n anpeehHe.
gnh. $ttNkA3 A.
THAT'S -Cnrn. fa17a1r. E1.l Ate.!r with mnIcrste
demand: No l while. .Tb25@r; NJ > wh!tr Ant No.
mts.!. 5s*s7c; No. . whito and No. mtssL
HAY-lfarkst dull It tef7.tnaiopo
tSn1AHAPGLls.
changed.
tlns,s-W.heat .4atct. and unchanged. Corn autsts
mixed SIC: July. 43c bid; AnEntt tn:.
rEovIstnNk-Da!et and unt haneet.
Hods-&t, snGa4 81: rccefpta 2,tD head.
Ekw OnLHAN*. ...
Nav onttA*s. Jana so-Cons.Ma AL-Aiarfet ets.
Ter n 3aAS32 H7H. INV.
tlthrrp unchanged. r-. .-.
New York V premium. Sterling eaehALge, bAnker4'
nflls tlJ.
.,nswRno. 3nne so~lnAl*.whest % uutet. No. I
Milwaukee f!uh. H. 7O M. do. - .63. C6In-N cat.
ern mIxs0 stt ady 1t tidb3.t.
, 1877-07-02


4. thr t.m, ,rr gsta. tras rA. f,ir ana th.rr wrs.
Gn,t At+ rI.uEts 10 rfi,r. FpiInv!ak II the I.t:
!T! !r!".l ncn IT, :" '"." .. ESQ, t:s.,
E;:; ~ ,s:: 'ia*: :;: =
r,",1ax hrs. s3a,n,"s arts.e, s1m.5;m g
FtrMns. th!rA ru!nm"n, drrs,'h, i5.0osta -
; sF as i nss. e.: e." e~:rd: ae~:F:. "' s7
.sss a,rd. rig ;aiace ::::: = ncas r =
.tosk So.ni.. i e ID inen:...:::.:::." inen ia@
Common lumber t-autside prfcet tff for drJ:
{Snnss fesS s.[: s".TtI* Z t,m 81 e
Iinsa.Ion .,"g s,sen y III 3aa o'sdr5.. 3
fTt'! sss, ,!"ss: 7ss.s s:% .si I:
PlcKcts stIcCt+ dresa"d and tse sdtd. $50
sssmaiss Wssds1 liz, %
ebingict A~ choice extra. ....4..... a.3hA so
pry shias'ss 1ss st.r. ,.rs. ,.,. w.,
rim hsra ef .nn.t Of d. strtas IN lin ic:t!on d
is e s: II a., 80 ssa;
e ssstIy \. w ,:,.s. :::ss: sss Il "a;
sss !se, %saasn:; - = | sefr ...issssi9 sts IN
ssP!e' % Fl f. sHs s;s a Il: e H. s s
Hss:'''s s?; =: l. 's t'':s sst
three n1.c, II thf,t s.r 3na s1pseieA = g.
I Sisa u: o S.es ss.ra tro a. s..t stsaes SCI sat
a. 4ss H. HI, 4: ;!s e ss
% n esFs r. 81. ssiaS Ia w "a bsorht: ast I'll .a.
fs; iSs, SsSs:s
a.. S:ihsr: Il n g. sas 5nss g Il Il
fsss Is is ~ ss
I.s. Ths ssESs !s!.st s;I,s e netfy = i. 4
Rapids mills.
, 1877-07-02

Long and shors eteafs quoted atksie eash .funr.
and ito seller August Eumhrslauhs aulst a. b,44
gses tnE cMt hams, st1sc, ai !ed' awest picked
hluA 7ssasAc. urtsn uanA 7ts1ME.
HAcot qu,ted At te'tc tor 5hoh!htrf: A4h{c fof
Btpft ritz. n&ac for snort c!eah sHAloo tnf bAnta
I'll cAaTaAtd and r&ckr1.
HKEAAf-WAA auiet at tf87c- 49,
NEEF PRUHUETH-Wefe sIeAdy and 1nlet 1T $40 u
alLD for nrts: &1t,7s0l2 o. tor extra utsa; aud
TiLLow-wa1 steady At 7.t77,{c Tor city, and 7'f
27Ho for country. Bale Has madt Of 10 bss city A.
, 1877-07-02
LIVE STOCK.
CI1tCA{10.

TotAt.. 4.9GB l7.t4D 4tD
The following tables shoW the receipts Of lre stuck
sfoa ja. lks JuiJ sus tho yt2Es !H7B and 1877, It
will be that tho receipts Of catn have fucrcAscd
to tho extent Ut 2 255 head and that tho receipts Of
hngs aud sheep fallen on $40 aud H. ss7 hsad
respectively.
, 1877-07-02
OCEAN sTEAmsrnIrs,
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC CONPANl


The mall steamcrs Of th!a COMPANY, between New
York and Efayrr. calling q Plymouth TO- ~ for fne
u AoFton''e .vrrv wpnxrsn.v
GAFApA,t rEASosu1. "a :::."Med. !n!Y u T. m.
III h*nHKsG HIN Lafheme1..& & &Msd 3ny u. g.. n
ritlCE nF PAssAGK in iDLH iincindinE riuen -
fhtra Eabtn, *33. =" ""
IoSboN a. eny I@sy ~ .aSa
In EnEl1nd,
Fint Calle, 4poto 4loa accordirs 70 seeomu,od&-
ton' second Gahn. tx'; Third CahIu es3s stecraSo.
~. Including everything u af0Tc.
Iietufu ,tirkeA 1T vorr Feduccd rates. araitabio
through England Or France.
Stesets marked thua do NOT ca.Eg sceraxs passeu.
EerA
MutB DE UEu!AS. Agent IS Broadway,
OF ". 7. WHITE u Clatk.fs., Agent for Ch!cazu.
Great Western Steamship Line
FROM New York u Bristol tEugIand1 dtrucs,
AHTsA0ON. symons. Turaday Juno
tEGsS MALi atsmper SATURDAY. junn %
-CaolnpAAake. $n: Intcrmcdlate. $431 Btcerags $50
E1su1ioo tlcxc1A $loi Prepaid atesrn1o ccrh hcaiGA
Centlal]t2lltusd-
, 1877-07-02

Flour, brIs..,.
whf&k bu....
Corn, bn......
thtA bu.......
ftyc, ba........
Harley bu....
uTMu MeA ~
F1Al hded. nA
u. corn. &A....
T., mtatA "a.
lIAAt A~2
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-12-07
should BIO followed to the end, that inno-
cent persons may not DO troubled py the
loose ends TINT imperfect sesfcif may ieaSe
for accidental DEVELOPMENT In future.

Tho crowdinc Of work and care upon an
editor at this legislative season caused us TO
overlook the announcement ot the recent
death Of the venerable WILLIAM Il. TER.
rELL, of Bath. He died at the house OF
his son.in-law, Colonel PoRTERFIELp, OF
Charlestown: Jefferson county. Mr. Err
RELl was in his seyenty-seyenth year. he
mad long been famous as one Of the leading
LAWYERS Of the Valley, aud had for between
forty and fifty years been the prosecuting
attorney OF the county Of Bath. He was
lawyer Of ability, an orator, and gentle
man OF genial disposition and pleasant
manners. The visitors to the Virginia
springs for long years found in his society
a, source, ;of. pleasures, His "reminiscences
and his frank and free intercourse, along
with his -aboundihs good hninor, made his
society very agreeable. He will be remem-
bercd as long as most men, and ever with
sentiments Of kindness and respect.
Mr.. TERRELL-or" Colonel" rs that was
title. Of honor, n sort OF social breret,
which was awarded him--Wss one of the
very happily-conditioned men ata the be-
ginning of the war who met in its vicissi-
tudes with great affections. His eldest son.
General WILLIAM n. TERRELL, was a SOL
der in the Federal army, and was killed at
Perryville, KY, in 1862. His second son,
Colonel JAMES B. TERRELL, was killed at
Cold Harbor in 1904: His appointment as
General was issued to him the day OF his
death, but did not reach him. Lieutenant
PHILIP TERRELL. of RossEn's cavalry, was
killed in fight near Winchester in 1864.
Bereaved OF all his sons, his latter years
were cloudcd by ill-health and grief. With
occasional periods OF animation. when the
old life seemed to revive, he worried out
his afternoon, and went to rest beneath the
roof OF his only child.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-12-07
sPECuAI NOTICES.

NE. STUDY Y.O.U.R INTEREST,"
TIMES ARE 1HARBEM0NEY IS SCAR Es----
BUY YOUR DRY GooDs MHEREsEAsER I.r,S you
AM bnvs
GOODS from large ssG sale in New YORK; Which are
RSsFf sHs tSsf:R o Re $40 81
gold 70. Land, are now selling Mt SfCLE BRO
DRESS GOODS sevsn-eIghths wide, in Brown.
Black, md Seal-Brown, at 26s-sold arst OF the
Don't buy W Your DRESS GOODS before you go to
sYGLE BROTHERS.. Their obrging clerks will
show them,whsIher you buy them ns or net o..
DRESS GOODSat Zoe, never sold for less than
KNf1cCSS;bRBockER DRESS GOODS at one shlll-
n yards ss of 'Hs M AN U OF
COTfON at &c.: same Cotton retails in pieces
BLACK x KS I Pa 5ara cAcEMIREs and all other
SHESfE :, st ST. worth Ss1s ss sS
BLACK CACHEMIRE ut 75c. worth u;
BtACK = eos :, r sotrs &c.
A AEPAGAs at q. 5 SSs: worth worth s7Sc::
Our 30c. ALPACA never sold for less than 43c.,
Our SOC. BRAND ALPACA certainly Is WORTH
75c., and hundreds of other styles, which we
CASsIAfBRES for mems and boys wear-an extra
large assortment-which we are selling from ten
10 DILectl per ceut. leSS " LlS ui Va WIG
season. Don't buy your CASSImEItEs before you
| look at SYCLE BROTHERS..
FLANNEL DEPARTMENT: ..t...
| FLANNELS to their already assorted stock OF
FLANNEL, from 1890. to 81;
FLANNEL ut 1910. worth 2Oc.:
FLANNEL at.2Gc. worth 80. Don't buy your
| : FLANNELs before you look at sTCLE BRO
CLOAK AND SHAWL DEPARTMENT:
CLOAKS from s450to $50; SlIAWLS for Ia
dies, misses, and children from 25c; to s25;
at our BLANKETS at 50 worth 80;
BLANKETS at SO worth So: -''
BLANKETS at IS worth 1850; -.~~.
BLANKETS at IS worth 50: ,s...
BLANKETS at 81 worth $40. Don't buy your
=, BLANKETS before you 90 to SYCLE BRO
THEIRS, ,ss
We have thousands Of new and desirable goods
such as are kept In first class drygOods house. but
too numerous to mention for want of space.
HOSIERY. GLOVES Of all description,
CORSETS, BOULEVARD SKIRTS.
All we ask Is a.cal and be convinced that SYCLE
E. BROTHERS have the nicest stock in the city.
Special attention paid to orders.
SYCLE BROTHERS,
E-.. 81 Froad street,
de3 - between Third and Fourth streets