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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-01-12

Some Of our beloved patrons have over
drawn their produce accounts with Us lit
tie; and we now notify all that tbeii
accounts are ready for settlement. All
balances on our books mra he closed by the
LIST Of January, "at all hazards"
We will handle, the comiag season
Meikle's celebrated plows, and ask In time
that our patron, who will need plows. will
examine these before purchasing.
We have now in stock big lot u pillow
handles, pillow beams, mould boards, lay
steel, clevi-es, ETC., at low figures.
A few more Winter gloves left. Offered
regardless Of cost.
We fll, carefully, and at the lowest fig
ures, all cash orders sent US from adjoining
towns for goods in our line, and prepay
expressage ON light articles II you see
anything in this column that your own
merchants do not keep. send us an order, II
you want il, and We will guarantee saiisfse-
ton.
We are constantly adding To our now al
ready large stock Of iron and woodwork,
blacksmiih's supplies etc, and urgently in
vite an examination. Wareroom in base
=
a nice Tea canister and one pound OF
New stock oil fancy candies, nuts, fruit',
"A. ,,l. ..;,, 10 L..o M. .,,.l
If E.ncx s;r1r.r;.s' , nm mi S.. ''"
Erc.h ,;oli .Lowo,o -,. ,.a
'nu"u' Ha'su
. - o'" n, na.or" eAraer'
.old :, rasul,r a,a..,, su m,rm;n. .''o"'' '""
FREs,I Baker. Chocolate. Cos,- Gelatine.
ROYAL Dessicatcd Croanut' Durkee', Salad
ceived lately WI
ru.,, 81,
an. - ra" ~ " a.. S'n',s IN ea'eu 70
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= CANDIDATES.

VIZ are authorized 10 announee J. a. BRUCE, q
candidate 10 represent the counties Of Casey Boy IL
Garmfd aud Lincoln. In tho next senate III ken.
lucky, sahIect 10 the action Of tho Democratic
party.
Mk are auth ofisod 10 announce lion. n. W
McfERRAN, Of Boyle, a candidste f0r he State
senate, at the neat August election, fron, theDis-
iriei, eoi,loe of the counties 81 Casey, Garrasd.
iinelln. and i5yle, sul.et 10 the action Of the
DeuocTstic party.
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NEwspArERs.-.The Paris Citizen
has entered its Goth volume. The
fact that it has lived so long, IS sufii-
cicnt proof that It is A No. lPaper
THE Frankfort Woman spread it.
self Christmas, and with new type and
tasty make up. il presents typo
graphical appearance that does the
heart of a printer good. 1t is ably
edited, hiresa special poet, gives all
the news of the Capitol, Court of APP
pcals decisions, &C., DC. Altogeti'
or, il is well worth the subscription
price, and should be literally patron
ized.
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OUR TWO CENT soar.

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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-01-12

ALMOST before the body Of Van.
derbilt is cold, there is talk Of q
legal contest over his will, by the other
members of his family, to whom he
was not as liberal as to W. ii. Van
derbilt. The latter is willed the bulk
Of the property, while the others get
comparatively small amount. This
will give the poor lawyers chance.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-01-12

Parsons ENGLISH OrERA AT DAN.
vuI.E.-This excellent company will
perform the opera Of "Martha" in
Danville on the night Of tine 18th Of
January. II will be the first time
an opera was ever performed in this
section, and our citizens should
take advantage Of the opportunity Of
seeing a company so highly recon-
mended.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-01-12

RICHARD LARuE has hung on. his
single corner of Centre and Green
streets, Louisville, and now asks the
patronage Of the public. He is q
fdll-Aedged attorney at law, and we
wish him as many clients in his new
profession as he has friends in the one
he has discarded.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-01-12

The proposed Railroad from Paris
To Mt. Sterling, is beginning to as
sumo somewhat tangible shape. I'm,
yineers have started out 10 survey III,
route. aud a letting will be next IA
order after the funds aIe secured.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-01-12

TAKE from Hayes vote the 1OO,'
600 Office hold ,rs, and the negro vote,
and Tihlen's popular majority, com.
posed of the better class of American
citizens, would be nearer three-fourths
Of a million than the one-fourth, which
it is, notwithstanding the votes Of ig.
norant blacks and public crib suckers.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-01-12

MANY persons seem to he taking
great interest in inquiries as to the
most nutritious food for the brain.
How macy such have that character
of stock to feed :
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-01-12

A National Democratic Convention,
to be held at Washington, ID. c., on
February 18th, is favored all over the
country.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-01-12

TIM latest news from Louisiana, is
that perfect calm reigns at the Capitol.
Nichols and his appointces are pro
ceeding quietly with their duties, and
intend making no attempt to gain
possession Of the State House, that is
held by the Packard thieves. Kellogg
was elected U. s. Senator by
the bogus concern on Wednesday.
Grant asserts that he docs not intend
recognizing either government......
Hayes and Wheeler are comforting to-
gether at Columbus B. r. Prescott
has been nominated for Governor by
the Repu blicans Of New Hampshire
1.-THE Courier Journal thinks that
either Trumbull or Palmer, will he
elected Senator from Illinois The
Florida investigating Committee will
report that that State went for Tildem
and Hendricks -. Grant is centering
troops at Washington, and by March.
will have 10000 there. The physi-
clan 10 james Gordon Bennett, in the
recent duel, was summoned before a
New York Court, but refusing to give
any statement Of the affair, he was
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-01-12

ABOUT the first thing that the
average Rural rooster reads after has
lily scanning the headlines Of the
political news in the Courier-Jour',dt,
is the Kentucky news column. This
always was an attractive feature Of
the Coaricr-Jo,onci, but since Mr..
Logan's accession to the position as
editor Of it, he has, by his ingenious
blending of news, wit and sarcasm.
made it peculiarly so. An evidence
of this is the fact, that a good many
of the country papers copy his column
entire, and rass his "hits' and other
points off as original. As a para
.graphist, Emmett G. Logan, is a
complete success.
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As an iuducement for our friends
to exeft themselves In behalf Of ex'
tending the circulation Of the 1SrERr-
OR JcuSsL, we have concluded to
make the following liberal offer Of
Premiums:
To the person sending us the cash
for 200 new subscribers, we will pre-
sent AN ELEGANT PARLOR OR.
GAN, of superior make, worth at the
Factory s275 90.
For $50 new subscribers we will
give a HANDSOME COL d
WATCH, valued at si75.
For 100 new subscribers We will
give a No. 1 NEW SEWING MA.
CHINE. worth ss5.
For so new subscribers we will give
cash prize of FIFTY DOLLARS.
For % new subscribers We viii give
A SILVER WATCH worth s35.
For 20 new subscribers we will give
a handsomely bound copy Of WEB
STEERS UNABRIDGED DC
TIONARY.
For, 10 new subscribers We will give
a GOLD PEN AND HOLDER,
worth Is, and an extra copy Of this
paper.
The cash must invariably accompa
nv The names Of the subscribers, and
must each b. for one year at ~ w Oh
double the number. il for six months
We hope that these extraordinary OF
fers will be appreciated by our friends
and that they will exert themselves il
siding us to extend our already good
.circulation. For young lady desir
ing an Organ or Sewing Machine
we know Of no easier way Of getting
it, than by littlc work in good
cause. We are determined that ouI
subscription list shall equal that Of the
largest weekly paper in Kentucky,
and shall spare no cxertion or expense
to make it so. Lend ~s your aid and
there is no such word as fail. IL
those desiring to become agents, w
will furnish the necessary blank re-
ceipts, &C., on application.
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DOWEsrsC sTEws.


rs1eS ~ csmsseu q w,uer.
wASrrp
Immediately
lots Of Meal,
Flour, Potatoes, Egg,
Butter, lard, Corn, etc.
The late imitation of prices in .srlc., is
evidently legitimate, and not bulldozins
process.
Coffee up three cents; sugar fully one
cent aour fly cents; corn 6hy cents ;
wheat twenty to thirty cents bacon and
lard too to three cents. etc, etc.
Remember that We keep six grades of
tee, from common 10 the finest that is i'm.
ported
Jrsr REcyivEp.--Fresh hominy cheese,
mscaroni, dried apples, dried peaches, dried
bccf, sugar cured hams, navy beans, ricc,
breakfast bacon, and big stock Of canned
fruit and vesetahles-all at fair prices.
There's old John Rail. Who rules scrc-s the sea;
And Ole Bull who plays upon the fiddle
And Sitting Bull n whom We all have hesri
And stockton Bull, ~ho solves the stcck-iol
riddle;
And With the Bull. Of varioa. kinds
We're wondering and surprising
which one n all thes- dIGerrut Bulls
:. s,her Of "Ralidcsimx"
From where the sapphire waters ~ tn
great lakes lave our chill northern shores,
to where the meIlowed sunshine Of the Mex
lean Gulf dallics with corst. of everlasting
green and gold, the dirty faced, elanorou'
clans are gathering 10 buy Oval Turkish
Bath Soap, at one dollar a dozen.
From clc.e observation, We have conclu
ded that the cold snap has actually frorer
the pur-e-strines Of delinquent grocery
eaters. They don't pay mp.
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Yesterday, at 0 o'clock, A. a., the mereu.
ny in the thermometer here, stood 20' be-
low zero. We have not seen il lower here
during the proirac,ed cold weather. There
Is no doubt as W the above statement being
correct j.
The New York herald., 1877-07-23

AT REST OFF SHELTER IsLAND-DIvINE SER
VICE ON TIE FLAGsHIp-PRIvATE THEATRI-
GALS AT 1HE MANBANsEr HOUSE.
GREISPoRr, L. l.. July %, 1877.
There was strong probability this morning that the
cruise of the Brooklyn Yacht Club would wind up on
Tuesday owing TO the small number OF boats Ia the
fleet The arrival Of the Dreadnaught and Flcetwing
this afternoon may give the squadron new life and
cause something like the old time enthusiasm which
overy well wisher of the club most heartily hopes
FIREWORKS FROM FLEET.
There was a fine exhibition OF fireworks by the feet
last night. For hour moro Roman candles
rockets and lights Of various coors were burned in
such quantity the harbor and grounds Of the Manhas
set House brilliantly illuminated, tho guests Of
tho latter greatly approciating the display.
PRIVATE rHEArRICALs.
To fttngly recompense the yachtsmen for their ex.
hibton OF fireworks the ladies' OF the Manhanset House
invited them shore TO witness the or third Of
series OF private theatrical exhibitions ana
brought to a state Of great perfection by the more
spirited guests, for the purpose Of pleasantly passing
hours when rain prevents their usual outdoor pleas
ures The play this entitled .'La dies
BattIen and The crowded parlors demonstrated the
interest taken the entertainment The performance
passed of with great tciat Is safe to say that
moro talented amateurs are rarely scen The cast of
the play was-
u.
DcIyr'enoh Dr. Goddard
Henri dc flavlgnen'. '.......... ALFRED dc Cordova
COUNTESS. MISS IiZzie Keen
i.eobie. Mamie Keen
PrompteE james d. smith
The plot has not been told me- but tho hero, Henri,
is noueman or something OF that sOrt who has been
conscrpted and TO BIN the fair hands active
brains OF beautiful women are called into requison.
That success crowns their efforts need be said but
the troubles through which Hcnrs courageous friends
compelled to wade were all portrayed with lelikc
reality.
DIVINE SERVICE ON THE FLAGSHIP
Divine service held the figship Madeleine
this morning, Professor Parker, Of Dartmouth College,
officiating. The reverend gentleman had the satlsfc-
ton OF preaching TO large number OF ladies and gen.
tlcmcn and most OF the yachtsmen His text ST.
Mark, viit 35-"For whosoevcr Will his lite,
shall lose IL; but whosocvcr shall lose his liie Tor my
sake and the gospes the shall tn The
mon was brief, eloquent ana apt, and many Of the
preachers illustrations were 80 beautifully and touch
ingly drawn, thoy made deep Impression upon his
hearers, ana they confessed IT, which Is good deal to
acknowledge
NOTES
At ono O'Clock today tho yachts dressed In
holiday ATTIRE and hundreds crossed iron Greenport
to shelter Island to take good look at the beautiful
vessels
Tomorrow the Yachts will go up Great Peconic Bay
Tor the ngtaKedof clam bake Each boat will carry
a party OF ladies' and pleasant time is expected.
The New York herald., 1877-07-23
A RAID ON VICE.

Captain Williams, OF tho Twenty ninth precinct,
with officers Schmtbeycr and Dunlap, raided house
OF i'll fame No. 104 West Twenty seventh street early
yesterday morning The captains descent was SO
sudden that when no entered the paror the propric
tress and her women, all of whom are col
orcd, entertaining party OF seven
white gentlemen Of respectable standing. The
men pleaded Tor release. aud many OF them showed
Inc Captain cards and letters IN proof OF their hgh 20
ever. declined nccede Women and men were all
arraigned before Judge Morgan yesterday morning
The names OF the male prisoners were gwen rs 0ordon
Wood George Walters, Edward Fredericks, Elder
Reid, Albert Meyer Henry CARRIER aud Harry Howard
The proprIctrcss was held in ST. QUO bail 70 answer
and the rest were discharged
The New York herald., 1877-07-23
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON July 81. 1877.
eosstwise, LIS. sales. II. Stock. 5.2i4
Cotton very auiot; middling, 1issc.; mddnr lie
good ordinary, 1915 Gross receipts 26 bales Sales. $50
Cotton quiet, maans MSsls is~ n1s.n Isy sl 1s5? ,c.
wise Wise 242 Sales. 100 Stock. 5,iS5.
Cotton ARM m,ddling, IBIS: low %iadling. ii%s;
good Srdny o Net receipts sos 81 sas gross 1877
Cotton quiet ,mm,ddng, 1iNs: io% %@ddns. IKE
wLxINcroS, N. C. July 21. 1877.
good ordnary. losac Net receipts, Al bales Exports
coastwise, 81. stock, 1,OO4.
Flour unchanged; sales 1000 bbls Wheat quiet; No.
White Csnaia. ii so vi ~ Corn steady: sales 1000
Sasas No Toledo a. Ss Corn meal mssd and
Boston s5c to New York 2Se to Albany zoe Lake re-
LOO bbls.
Flour in good demand a. unchanged pricss sales $50
white Kentuc 81 6Oa II 05 three ears No.
i R"s.A g Sornas nss"s ssS" yS . 81 ss St
h hash @ at Is 10 . at s S. ss %
%S' and a, see oSc Mo saa hs SPOT IL de-
e"sh sc Sid H 5sae asked to 0%rre" arrive: :" ssss
9s 5f asked July a se bid Sss asSsd
Of August; 5s4c, bid, 54c. asked septsmeer. Sales
% @es at % @ cnsnsv so % & a%sui * S o osd Ss
TIye at s Oats IN igL, request. sales Of 1000 bushels
nal ireighs firm ana unclaimed I.aroad ireshts firm
w%eas iso7i do siirsd sseips@fIo1r 80, us%ss "Ss
Sneas y @ $40 bushels esr" l4oo DO oats 49, 900 DO
sn" ao TO 'Se rSs
o5d ao nsrmean1e poinsWhsst ,o 1900 bushels
buyhes 4j,527 do; oats 3o) do barley 800
ToLrDo, July 2i. 1877
= DO fs 9a i 81 JaS a sg s & x%ss. x"s q 81 81 S
aos 81 a. a@ser MsSsan s. 50; c ?s' u s. No., No.
Cor" qas,; high mixed spot. size; IS 90 spot pot an; and
SYS White s &c s"s,sS 1ssa % 9S Dat. 10
and nominal Reesipts-fiour coo b5ls. w6eat. 1000
Flour, 30 bbis wheat. 6,5oo susheis 5ooot
CIsclgSATr. July II. 1877
Oats dun At Sac, doc Rye ouic. At Bic esc barley
s sa fair
demand and hrm shoulders s. 49, short RIB, 81 25 spot
%sSy nrn 81 o. Butter Steady and co.
Summon s"S y a s 81 'ssr M ana pscns nr%
81 ~ - 95 butchers, - ass 10; receipts $40; ship
ments, Dob - -
Flour ',sasy qsenr"ssds n 8, it s1
sember. Corn dull =. i7sc, cash; 1919 a47c, august
August Rye su; new 57s. Barley dull at 7ls sepie@.
ter rors iary active a. *is 90 cash Sl 42 asis q,
maid At -, cash 50 o7s 50 10 septemOer Bulk meats
sa sgsla.ssa Ts.1s y ~ sSs oar I !"
bahs "nss wa & ds 5000 o d. oas as"7 so
s S"ss Wheat sS o oss 800
do. barley Catls-keeeipts. LOO. shipmen en.s s4p
nrm all around Texans " o =, 20; COWS 50 70 70 so
So iesss' sss
ish 70 - 20 for "SSng rnd " M sppmg n'sSy ~ Srsss
Sheep dull aud nominai; ; receipts. 800.
The New York herald., 1877-07-23
FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL.
aeView Of the Week. Transactions in Gov
ernmsn! and Railroad Bonds
THE GOLD AND MONEY MARKETS.
WALL STREET,
SUNDAY. July -, 1877. J


The week just passed has presented US with share
market barren and wanting all those par
tcuars In the shape OF extensive dealings and sharp
fluctuations which give spice to speculation Indeed,
the car which the ci derdnt bears have loaded down
with long stocks for the moment 10 be stuck III
the mire and with hope OF assistance from rescu
ing Jupiter until the movement OF the new crop or
continuance of the European war shall lend snch I'M
perial aid Meanwhile the low rate Tor money
which several portan operators have avaied them
selves OF by securing time loans--enabes 'hem 10
carry on the load with comparative chenpness ana
comfort and renders them indifferent to any other CIR
cumstances than to sustain prices at iair smnu-
ard of 0rmness Their ability TO do so emanates
from the pot OF money secured during the boar cam
paigu and their determination to do so has been
manifested within the past few days by the support
giyon to market inclined to yield to the depressing
incubus OF the railroad strikes.
While speculation proper offered salient feature
bcvond that of duness the remarkable success o. the
four per cent loan has created muc1 commcnI SUP
scriptlons at home have up TO the handsome
figure OF 500 0Oo 0O0 while the returns from abroad
are reported rs summing up some sloo 900 more
While contessedly nat,cring to the national credit We
cannot regard the success OF the loan other than
most unfayorabc sign OF the proslraton OF business
and the want OF confidence IN and reluctance 70
ioster by the advance OF capital, those great enter
rrrscs which should part and parcel of
country.
The Immediate effect of the loan was to deplee our
sy banks TO the extent Of S4000,0c0 OF coin, which
yocs INTO the Treasury settlement for the bonds
rhe bank statement equally unfavorable IN the
items OF legal tenders and deposits and IT would np
pear the demands Of the South and West for funds
10 move cotton and cereals are about CONNIE ncing,
and that the effect will be to stifen rates here for
money on CALL Itdo not seem likely, however. that
capita!-rcgarded 4 commodity TO be hired and
lcnt-ls to escape the contraction in values which Is
going all other commodities, and 1t Is far pre-
sumption that the absence OF such rampant spccu-
laion as was the outcrop OF the rebellion and IN the
moderate requirements of slowly revivng trade the
rate for interest will not return permanently to former
figures for many year to come.
TRANSACTIONS OF THE WEEK.
Tho following table represents the opening, highest
and lowest salcs regular way OF the principal stocks
during the past week, together with the number OF
deal
The New York herald., 1877-07-23
MURDER IN WYOMING TERRITORY.
FoRr LARAMIE, July ~, 1877.

Fort LARAMIE, July %, 1871
This afternoon Deputy sheriff Hays, with Adolph
Curry and another assistant went 10 SIX Mile Ranch
and arrested Two mcn--Duncan Mcdonald and Billy
Websler-supposed to be members Of gang OF "Road
agents." who murdered Slaughter, the stage driver,
some time ago. Hays left the prisoners In charge Of
Curry while he and his assistant went in search OF
others OF tho gang. While watching the prisoners
Curry aud Mcdonald mad an atcrcntion the latter
attempting TO got revolver when was on
the counter While this was going on n side
door Opcucd, and man supposed 10 be another road
agent stepped In and shot Curry through the body,
killing him almost Instantly. The gang gathered up
the arms and lett and have DOT yet been secured. A
company OF cavalry has boen ordered from Fort Lara.
ME TO arrest the occupants Of the ranch pursue
the urderera
The New York herald., 1877-07-23

hensivo hunting and 1sbing book, with accounts Of
apparatus methods OF catching, preserving, &c
The memoirs OF Phiiare,e Chasles have reached the
second volume
Macmillan IL Co. have in press Lord W. Camp0elPs
"Turks ana Greeks; a Sketch OF a Political Tour
Mr. William Gbcrt's next book will be "rhem
BooIs'
Professor Blacsie will have ready during the autumr
q new poem. THE Wise Mon OF Greece
Tho sermons OF the late Rev. Thomas Starr King ar
in osgood's (BosoD) press and will be edited by Edwr
p whippc.
Rev. Leonard W. Bacon Is writing book on the
education of American girls and boys abroad, founded
personal experience, with Information and stats.
tics as 10 schooling in France Germany and Switzcr
land
The New York herald., 1877-07-23

GOVERNMENT AND RAILROAD BONDS.
Government bonds firm early in the week. but
aferward declined y to y per cent, partly IN SYM
plthy with gold and the calls for $50 900, 900 five.
by the Treasury At the close the market
lrm again under good demand and prices showed
some recovery. The total subscriptions were over
SIC O00 which sos 900 received in this
country and 600 900 at London, the amounts beng
much larger than had been anticipated. The recent
call for $40, 900 900 1865 makes SG5, 100000 of
this class bonds called in date There
standing the 1st s2o2, ,s57 05O of the January
and July 1868 This leaves $137 657, O5o be
called before the 1S67's reached Railroad bonds
were generally firm aud higher with fair inquiry for
investment railway and miscellaneous speculation.
IMPORTS.
The imports OF foreign dry goods for the week have
been 5000 than last week and 81, 300 900 in
excess of those Tor the corresponding week 1876.
This shows large gam at the moment, hut at this
date last year there very little dong, owing tho
Centennial celebration; later in the month the
parisons will. doubtless, show the other way.
For the Week. 1875 1876. 1877.
Entered at port :. Sl,442471 s9l1,53O $1767 9s2
Thrown nark't 1,22s, 1892 s6s,b51 1883 z0I
Since Jun l. 1875. 1876 1877.
Entered port $5s 400 $40 961 $43 923 0S6
Thrown markt 5S, 172, 542 464i7,593 44,l00,490
THE BANK STATEMENT
The New York herald., 1877-07-23
HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA. July II. 1877
Sugar The decided lower Of tue market abroad has
relieved the stngency ~ this market; holders yielding
GRADUALLY the lower oers clay cd Nos 10
~. Dutch standard "a 1U reals per arrobe do Nos
10 10 10 Dutch stanuad. II 12la reals noasses
nos, 10 10, "a reals muscovado sugar,
common 10 fair M 10 reals! centrifugal sugars, Nos III
to H. IN boxes l19s 124 reals; do In hbds. IL reals.
stock IL warehouse at avana and Mstanzas 1t4,oOo
boxes, iJ23 bags aud 90 2D hds kecept OF the week,
1000 boxes, 500 bags and 40, hhd, Ex orts during
including 800 boxes, 200 bags aud 2,6DO hhds. To
the United States Mclasses nominal. Bacon $31 $35
The New York herald., 1877-07-23
Total for the week. .7sO, 26l

THE MONEY MAEgET.
Money has been in abun ndanl supply during the week
aud has loaned on call att s per cent The
banks and trust companies asking 4 per cont on
CALL lew loaa at and the majority at 35s to4 There
has been good demand for commercial paper OF short
date. We quote SIXTY to ninety day ndorsed dry goods
bills receivable 3 Il pcr cent Four months accep-
tances are AZ. and good single names having -four
to SIX months to run are Ga al per cent Grocery
paper is to Az per cent for sixty day and an for
four months acceptabces and single is to 7.
Double gold paper TO Az for sixty day and
to Tor four months
The foreign exchange market is steady. The follow