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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

OrPAa"s' Court Of 81. kary's county, Set:
March Il, 1877.
nRDERED BY THE COURT, That Ar,hu
- A. Drnry, Administrator Of William II
Drury, late Of St. Aary's county, Maryland, de
ceased, give the notice required by law 70 the
deceased creditors TO exhibit their Claims. and
that the same be published once q week for sir
successive weeks in the st. Mary's Beacon.
Test JAMES r. NJ. R.I.v
Register Of Wills for St. Mary's county.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

O,Phans' CS1: q 81 kCry's County, Set:
April 10, IsT7.
MRDERED BY THE COURT, That J. Har-
" ris Forbes and Joseph II. Key, Admnis,ra-
tors Of GEORGE FORBES, late of St. Mary 9
county, Maryland, deceased, give the notice re-
quired by law 10 the deceased's creditors to ex.
hibit their claims and that the same be published
once week for six successive weeks in the St.
Nary's Beacon.
Test: JAMES T. N. RAIxY.
Register Of Wills for st. Mary county.
NOTICE.
lnparsuance of the above order we hereby give
notice that we have obtained from the Orphans
Court of ST. Mary's county, Maryland, letters
OF administration on the personal estate OF
George Forbes late ofsaid county, deceased. All
persons having claims against the said deceased
are hereby notified to exhibit the same with tie
proper vouchers attached thereto to the subscri-
bers, on or before the 18th day of October, 1877.
they will otherwise by law be excluded from the
benefits Of the said estate All persons indebted
TO the deceased are requested TO make immediate
payment to the subscribers
j. HARRIS FORBES,
JOSEPH II. KEY,
Administrators
April -, ls77-Sw.
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FITS EPlLEPS
FALLING SICKNESS

PERMANENTLY CuRED-NO HUMBUG-
by one month usage Of Or. Goulard's Celebrs-
ted infallble Fit Powders To convince suffer
ers that these powders will do all we claim for
them, we will send them by mail, post paid, a
tree Trial boz. As Or. Goulard is the only phys-
ician that has ever made this disease specisl
study, and as to our knowledge thousands have
been permanently cured h. the use of these Pow
ders, we will guarantee permanent cure in ev-
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sufferers should give these Powders an early trial
and he convideed of their curative powers
Price for large box, $500, or boxes for $40.
sent by mail TO any part of the United States or
Canads on receipt price, or by express, C. o.
d. Address,
ASH 4 ROBBINS,
800 Fulton Street, Brooklyn, n. Y.
April le, lsT7-ly.
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Ol est; ., 200 bs. do.
2 cts; 4,2is bu. do. -
cts; TIC bu. do. a
W at 20 cts, 1850 bu.
at 6T@se cts.
bu. The market n.
week and prices have
; "a follows : ., 900 bu.
bu. do. at 81 en-:
80 bu. do: at sa& co.;
200 bu. fancy do. a
been quiet and close~
at l0o cts; 900 bu.
AZ the close we aaose
lets.
9u'ihues 9uief, with
i in prices. There In
Fop Ohio leaf, and r.
b, a. fast n they come
is rather dull for tn
Fe mostly ofundesirabls
grades. however, meet
pie as follows:
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am also Sole Agent in the q. s. for the "a
nous

am also Sole Agent in the Q. s. for the "a
nous
MAIDSTONE ONION SEED,
from Maidstone, Kent Co., England, producing
the most prolific and finest favored Onions
known, and yielding on suitable soils from 500
TO 900 bushels per acre sown in drills. Mr..
Henry Colvin, a large market gardener at Syra.
cnsc, y. y, writes. 'Your English Onion Seed,
surprised me by its large yield and the delicious
flavor OF the fruit. could haye sold any guam
nty in this market at good prices Ny wife saws
she viii have no other onions for the table in flu
ture Send me as much as you can for the en-
closed IS co."
One package of seed sent on recein. of so cent,
and one three cent postage stamp: three packages
to one address 81 90 and two three cent STAMPS.
Twelve packages sent on receipt of So 90.
Ny supply is hmitei. Parties desiring 70 g.
cure either Of the above rare seeds should NO, de-
lay their orders. All seed ,rarre.sed fresh and
70 9srminafe Cash must arcompanv all orders.
For either OF the above seeds. address
JAMES CAMPBELL,
&c Fulton Street. NY.
Feb. 20, is77-6m
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entirely different nom and
kration in the world, any
hi powers, is Heisley's So
Por sale by wna. J. Edeies
Nd.
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Locust Plain,

or by whatsoever name or names the
same may be called or known, con-
tanning
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JOS. N. LEWIS.
BuilnER 4 CONTRACTOR.

TIE nudexsigued is prepared TO contract for
ls5s IN Saint Mary's and adjoining oounsics.-
iosy viii eadeesor 10 give satisfaction to all
Who engage his services and he pledge .hineeif
to ~ ss eOascscis viii aisPA;ch and In worh-
.s{O S. II. LEWIS,
3. Csnsafs Bay, 81 xary'l es.sty, Nd.
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mANN'S
INDUCED
P r &c E LIST
ros
SPRING, 1877.

500 Minor Horton Flows. S.so a. "a a
800 fredericksburg " Ga IN e IL
50 Tons S q pest'kili piow Castings 81 IS pr
so Tons fredericksburg I" "x, Is p.r I'M.
200 Cultivators, rs AT - 2 a.
goo geo AA''y double shovel pillow, 400 70 s O.
loo Harrcws 90 - "a ~ y"
500 ?, r.ee Chains IS Gu to q 90 % Ssr - 81. u
soo Ha uS o sra nan, So cts TO Is ess sAeA
1000 lib Harrow Teeth, cts 10 al css =, N
1000 Cultivation Plates, 20 Cts to b sns.sS
1000 ps Plow handles, dressed, 20 CITE 70 rs ca
per pair.
1000 pr Plow Lines, 20 Ct, to 10 q, Mp ,.,r
''o "e'' Buckets 90 cts to 81 90 sach
100 doc. MAINS AXES, warranted.
@ 10 cts to 81 90 each.
800 CUCUMBER WOOD PUMPS,
SO 90 to $50 90.
100 HAY AND FODDER CUTTERS.
S6 50 to 81 90
500 KEGS CUT NAILS, ., 90 "a
SO 90 per key.
200 Horse and Mule SHOES, SIS to So per hundred
200 boxes horse shoe nails, Is cts to 30 e., %, 4,
500 bus. choice Clover,
.oo ous. choice Timothy,
100 bus. Herd Grass,
iVo bus. Orchard Grass.
900 bus Northern Seed Potatoes
FULL ASSORTMENT OF GARDEN sERp,
100 Tons No. I Peruvian Guauo.
200 "Fine Ground Bone, w.rr.n.
ted pure.
200 "Superphosphate Lime,
Made from Blood, Rsuss .asd Gaapo. p,;e. a,
bags On ears, 80 per ton.
200 Tons hns erosud bio. WINDSOR r,,.s.r
100 roSs DISSOLVED BONE.
ss-s a. SO TONS TURNER'S ExcErs,0..
Atso H
Atm assortment ofGarien and FARMING In.
| plements.
p. MANN,
o' 'rH STREET, oProsTF eu1f aanErf
WASHINGTON, DO -
,. "a
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TO. THE PUBLIC.

II AvrNG assumed since the LIST Of January,
u 1877, The proprietorship Of Moore's Hotel in
Leonssdtown, the undersigned respectfully be
speaks a continuance Of the liberal patronagu
which has heretofore been extended TO the Hossl
and takes occasion 20 assure the travelling public
that no eEcrt or endeavor will be wanting On
his part 10 maintain the ancient high reputstion
Of the establishment as place of entertainment
EIs1EST !. xocRI.
March %. rsfT-;f
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Y0r NEED NOT SUFFER PROM PAIN one
HOUR after reading this adv.rt;sensssl CT
bottle Of Heis,ey's S4mxritan Lirina<st sna -
shat marvellous power il hss upon the nerves in
IN Neuralgia and Toothache. Fer sAle By Wn.
J.Edcien Co., Leoaardiowr, Nd.
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ia the Back, Loins
he body, are cured In hon
" Heisley's Samaritan List.
VIA. J. Edelen & Co. Lsenr
p e,.. 49,. ~rz-s
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| Is instantly cured BY
A bathing the gums md
diseased tooth with
iITAN LINlMENT. For
In 4 Co., Leonsrdtown, MI
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with any o,her article -
ritAn Linimeat b cntirelk
pm any and everything -
hare never uspd anything
10y wm. J. Hdslea, 3 Co ,
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CON S U M PTlON
POSiticeIN Cured.

Allsufcrers from this disease that are anxious
to be cured should try DR.. Kissner's Celebrated
Consump,ive Powders. These Powders are the
only preparation known that will cure Consump-
ton and all diseases of the Throat and Lungs
iLdeed, so strong is our faith in them. and also
to convince You that they are no hambug. we
will forward TO every sufferer, by mail, pos, paid
a free Trial Box.
We don't want your money until you are Der
fectly satisfied Of their curative powers. II your
life is worth saving, don't delay in giving these
Powders 8 trial, as they will surely cure you.
Price, for large box, 81 90, sent to any part Of
the United States or Canada by mail on receipt
Of price. Address,
ASH h ROBBINS,
$50 Fulton Street, Brooklyn, NY.
April 10, ls77-ly.
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EIvED.

ecree of the Circuit
Mary's County. in
|of Ann +. McCui.
ing. dated the Gath
n. the undersigned
! public auction, at
|or in Leonardtown,
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1000 acres, more or less.

The above land is located in the 5th
election district of st. Mary's county,
adjoins the lands of Mrs. Jeanette
Barber. Thos. ID. Edwards and Mrs. A.
Il. Slyle, Is convenient to Charlotte
Hall School, churches, mills, stores.
etc. This property is improved bv
large and commodicus DWELLING,
fine BARNS and all necessary OUT
HOUSES. The soil is excellent. high
~ improved and well adapted to the
production Of the staple crops of :he
section. The greater portion of said
land is we'll set in valuable OAK, PINE
and CHESTNUT TIMBER and very
near the line Of the proposed Southern
Maryland Railroad.
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Notice..

dis' Episcopal Church,
s follows icy Chsp-
rial sermon Of the late
.eonard,"wn, , p. NJ
the Transformation"
Aay-i7. le7T.
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Nj + d ia Mt
G ar d en- ers
AND
A gric ulturists !
Emperor william Cabbage.

The best, largest, hardest and most profitable
variety of Winter Cabbage know in Europe, and
imported &c this country exclusively BY the ur-
dersigned, where, with the most ordinary cult-
vation, ii flourishes astonishingly, attaining an
enormous size, and selling in the market ut prices
most gratifying TO the producer. In transplant
ing great care should be used 10 give sufficient
space for growth. Solid heads, the size of the
mouth of -four barrel, is the average run Of this
choice variety. One package OF the seed sent
post paid on receipt of 30 cents and one Bet
postage stamp. Three packages 20 one address
81 90 and two Bet stamps. Twelve packages
sent on receipt o: So 90.
Jss-- Read what a well-known Garrett Co:
MaFylander says Of Emperor WUlsan. Cabbage :.
B!ooniiryton, Garrett Co., Nd, Jan. %. III.
Ma. JANIS CAMPBELL 30 Fulton ST, n. Y.
DEAR SIR - boush some seed from YOU last
Spring, and 1t was good. Your Emperor VIII
liam Cabbage suits this climate well. ON
mountain side the seed you sent me, produced
Cabbages weighing thirty pounds
Very truly yours,
JAMES BROWN.
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SAMARITAN

1 iINyXENT,
|,LL PAINS TO which the hui
For sale by Wm. J. Eide
(wn, Nd.
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be 9TH day Of
1877,

Pf l and 8 p. m. all
be sold i'm the above
pc the property con-
EN- well and Edward
Edward Spalding,
.uted and recorded
cords of st. Mary's
known as PART OF
The New York herald., 1877-10-14
HERALD SUNDAY OCTOBER H. ls77QU1NTUPLE SHEET

steady. Petroleum quiet Rosin quiet but spirits
turpentine active.
CoFrKE-rhere out little demand for Rio.
in the absence Of business prices less nominal.
No transactions we're reported from hands either here
At the out ports. Mild grades are very quiet and
tame. We quote Ordinary cargoes, l5s<c I6<c.; fair
do, ISIS: good do. lsc prime do 1876 l9xc |.
extreme range for lots l5c Pike Santos fair to good
lSc isc, gold. 90 days; Java government bsgs 2.c
l3c.; do grass mats. BE 24c Singapore lSc. 2Oc
Gsylon.s isc 2oc Asr.caoo i7c. iskc. LAgusyra.
is5ac forto Rico lsc 2oc Costs RicA. l7c. zoe
Mexican. isc lg1ac Macassar. l5tsc. zoe. Angos
. 1876.
Corfok on the dull and easy, but quotsby
lower Liverpool came higher for arrivals, and
ket opened points better and remained
hour or So when the market became easier and gradually
declined until the close The closing prices Of to-day
compared with Fridays closing. decline Of
points on October and points the late monhs The
Market however closed The closing prices
compared with Fridays Is foliows:-
The New York herald., 1877-10-14
The Stock Market Dull, but
Steady.
GOLD l03 A lO2 7-S A 1O3 Ia.
Government Bonds Strong, States Dull and
Railroads Irregular.
THE BANK STATEMENT.
Money on Call g a z a 3
Per Cent.
WALL SrRxET,

SATURDAY. Oct 13-6P. n.
Speculation slowed up to-day, as It was natural It
should do, with the weeks joarney drawing to close
and tho six days. steam pretty well exhausted. Not
only exhausted but previously generated 10 little pur-
pose If the progress during the week be taken o
proof Of work done. Consequently to-days business
as compared with previous days, shows falling on.
both in amount Of trade and in interest," The seventh
regiment laying and the meeting at
Jerome Park probably helped TO make matters dull
by drawing away OF tho large operators. who In
the absence Of excit ement In the street, are prone
to betaKe themselves to the relaxations Of
pools ana patriotism. This mornings market opened
at fractional advance last nights prices with
Michigan Ceatra tho favorte. Before tho expire-
ton Of the first hali-hour this stock had advanced
fully per cent, and in the next hahour had lost
evy fraction OF it. II the theory bo that Mr. Sage 10
proper subject OF attack, through manipulation Of
this security, II viii be well to guard against any coun-
terplo;s upon the side OF the enemy. It Is universally
agreed that sauce for the goose IL very properly FOL
lowed by for the gander. It can scarcely be
expected that Mr.. Sage Will offer himself up gratui-
tousy slung Tor the former bird, IN spite oi the
belief Of the street TO the contrary. Before eleven
O'CLOCK the market had rcgained its lost
ground, but thenceforth became irregular,
the trunk lines exhibiting Weakness tho coal stocks,
with Michigan Central and Erio holding firmly, and
she outlying fances showing themselves strong or
she reverse, as orders came in to buy or sell. Del
aware and Lackawap", and Michigan Central were
conspicuous at the end, holding up TO about the
best figures OF the day, while a general thing,
teverish irregularisy marked the rest of the list.
OPENING PRICEA
Gold, 103: Western Union, S3T Lake Shore, 73;
Now York Central. 1878 Michigan Central, 67A;
Rock Island, 1881; Delaware, Lackawanna and West
ern, 49N; Delaware and Hudson. AK Morris and Es-
sex, 74h; Ere, 144; Ohios, o. Wabash, 10; ST. Paul,
40; do. preferred, III Northwestern, AK Northwest
ern preferred, 66 Illinois Central I'll Pacific Mail,
23H; Hannibal and St Joseph 13K do preferred, 20;
C.. c. and l. G., ~; c. c. G. and L., 4sx; Pit.sburg,
s2X; Quicksilver 2l}s; Quicksilver preferred, S5la;
Chicago ana Alton preferred. lo4; Harlem. l42H;
Chicago Burlington and Quincy, 1885; St Louis NJ,
The New York herald., 1877-10-14
The steamer City OF Berlin which arrived this morn
ing from Liverpool, brought 800 $50 IN gold coin.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

Total. $253, 300
The steamer City OF Berlin, which arrived this morn
ing from Liverpool, brought 500 $50 In gold coin.
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Government bonds advanced to-day and closed nrm
at the following quotations limited States currency
l0ss; do. do, do, coupon, ll0h a llo3.; do. do,
1865, new registered, lo5x a 1857; do. do, do,
coupon, 1861 q loS7s; DO. do, 1867. registered.
107L 107x; do. do, do, coupon, 107Z l07X; do
do 1865 registered, lo9k lo9,<; do. oo d. coupon,
109k 109A; do. do, ten-fortes, registered, l07 .
1914; do. do do, coupon, loS l09; do do, fves,
1884, registered, 1918 = I07X; do do, do,
coupon, l07I a 1o71S; do. do, 4H's, 1891, regis
tered, 104H 10lS; do. do, do, coupon, 104s
104x; do do, tours. 1907, registered, 10Ix q
1olA; do. do, do, coupon, l0la< l02.
rHK FOREIGN MARKET
The London advces report consols unchanged.
United States bonds were Arm and y TO Z higher.
with the exception Of nves Of 1881, which advanced
Y AK per cent TO 100 1861, ex coupon. Illinois
Central advanced to 7s. New York Central to los,S
107 Erie 10 1l5S and preferred to rs a25H, The clos
ing prices in London were:-Consols for money aud
account s5T 951a; new ~ per cent bonds. 1043S;
hvc-twenty ponds OF 1867. 107lz l07z; ten-forty
bonds, 1917 107i4; 6ves OF 1881. 1855 Eric CON-
mon shares, l41s; Eric preferred shares, rs 25&;
New York Central, 1861 107; Illinois Central Tx.
In PARIS rentcs advanced to 105t 7Oc and closed
1861. 25c., and exchange on London quoted as
high as 25E 23c Rentes have advanced steadily this
week, the price on Monday being 1o4f 97ac, and the
highest being this morning, whom thoy reached 1o5f
toe
STATE BONDS.
State bonds at the Board dull and STEADY, with
sales confined to Tennessee sixes, old.
RAILROAD BoSDa
Railroad bonds were irregular, and the following
were the changes compared with last previous sales
An advance OF y in Wabash arsts lex coupon). u In
81. Paul LA Crosse divisionh u in Great Western
nrss OF 1883 (cx coupon) and u in Central Pacific gold
bonds. There was q decline OF per cent in Lehigh
and wllkesbarre consos, " in St Paul Il. and N. d.
yision) N In Union Pacific sinking fond and 4 IN
Northwestern gold sevens.
RANK SHARES
City bank shares sold as follows:-Hanovor at 100,
Manhattan at 1856 New York City at 1l6x and I'm
por.ers and Traders at 202,a.
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
In Philadelphia to-day the quotations at noon were
as iollows:-Pennsyvana sixes, third issue, ll0A;
Philadelphia and Erie Railroad, 9a; Reading Railroad.
16k; Pennsylvania Railroad, S0A Lehigh Valley, 40.
nh war
The New York herald., 1877-10-14
HAVANA MARKET.
HAVANA, Oct. IL, 1877.
Spanish gold, 2221s 223.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.
COMMERCIAL.

LONDON. Oct. 1875 80 r. VI.
Produce-Rsfued petroleum. l25sd. i25ad per gallon
xiscisc LASs xARKsrs -
The Minciug lane markets during the past week have
been dn and ansetssd 6u. with ew prices
anu ,le pr.babt OF dsarer money has tended to
ally good carrcss many Just arrived
on the sSas selling tor hs Sentiment as hsher Dres Soi
stock. Of .Le latter exhibit. further
sSs m this have sssn
eeedingly large There has bren revival in the
indigo ecncludsa on ihursasy was unsasisfaetoy
sasi0ns ruiiss "a 3D. per pound aesr those Of July
Pork-Eastcrn dull at ess Western dun At iss bacon
Cumberland cut none IN the market short rio dull a.
namsLong cnt steady at SOS shoulders sss.ay aos
a At 'ss @ AT u.s. sssS 5 @
ds =. % s ss Sooa SS dull s =. "a ns
Ios Cheese American choice steady a. o4s Lard oil
srmsr a, a7s r,"u.-hssr. r. sss.s da =. 2os wAsss-
M 81 S01nsa fs .s M dull Ia At 81 ws' s s
oil-feliow American steady at 3is
FINANCIAL.
LONDON. Oct. 10 $50 P. NJ.
Paris sdvices quote Ave per io5f the
PARIS Oct. ls. 1877.
The Economist says:-"Three months bank bills are
lover than tose o shorter date which means that the
market does nor anticipate continuance OF rates AS
general, continuous md in some eases ,evere fall
oi stocks The OF the bank besides
crea,ng the tupply OF investment stocks had most dis
tinct effect the speculative stocks lately Inflated by
operations tho Continent The Bourses for
lime have been pushed upward by less arti-
hcia MEANS partly in preparation for the issue Of Hum
Haran loan, and partly means o supporting Russian
stocks but otherwise solid ground than the
plenty and Of money aud thar ground mas slipped
lhe fear therefore, that the power operators
TO support may be UNEQUAL 60 the task and
CONSEQUENCE still another origin OF weakness Is 60 be
found in tho state OF American mnrxe and the
decline in United States governments in part the direct
result of the low vi York banks There
4
ably in OF the Marquis of sssLurys speech
Bradford Thursday night, but ut the close
prices coming hrmsr from Paris there some
Home securities have throu hout the week remained
paasvey steady while United states governments have
sold OF tor money both
sides OF the Atlantic The traffic returns upon the
carrying lines have further stimulated specula
tion \ rise In railroad bonds.
The 7imes' financial article s:Moncy In fairly
good Friday olerabiy discount bus
ness was transacted In the open market AZ per
cent for bank bills OF three months date The
general inquiry which upon good
in the morning subsidized In the afternoon foreign
exchange showing renewed hrmness The relapse during
the days In the OF silver Is due other
the heavy in India tn fact that
considerable amounts OF silver have been shipped hher
from China.
The New York herald., 1877-10-14

secure the national bank circulation and $16 900
TO secure public deposits Bonds deposited for crcula
ton for the week ending to-day. sll2l 900; amount
Withdrawn, $773, 900; national bank circulation out
siandng-Currency notes. Ssl5, ,7s4, ,6s5; gold notes.
81, 432, 120
The New York herald., 1877-10-14

1t stated to-day that the Delaware, Lackawanns
and Western Railroad Company have lent the Lehigh
and wilkesDarre Coal Company $50 cars for the pur
poso OF transporting coal westward.
The receipts ana shipments at Milwaukee for the
week ending October 13 have boen as follows RE.
ceipts wheat l,l1 700 bushels; Shipments 1Os7, 300
do receipts corn, $4,000 DO. shipments 49, 500 do.
A despatch from Panama says:-"The governments
and the Panama Railroad in accord relative 10 the
prolongaton OF the road TO deep water anchorage.
Cniet Engineer Z. II. Phelps TO New York by the
steamer Colon with surveys, to ropor. to the CON-
pany."
The sales OF active stocks at the Board only aggre-
gated I56, 75s shares Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western was credited with 33 900 shares Lake shove
with 25 000 Michigan Central with 400 and West
ern Union with 2i 600.
The internal revenue receipts to-day werc $780,
437 &c. and the customs, $4s7, ,2s7 The receipts Of
national bank notes Tor redemption tor the ending
to-day as compared with the corresponding week of
to.t wcr
The New York herald., 1877-10-14

current prices VI coton Quotations based
American standard OF on cotton
running IN quality not more than half grade above
The New York herald., 1877-10-14
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON SPOT EASY FUTURES CLOSED
sTEApY-FLoUg sTEADY-wHEAT LOWER
CORN srEADY-oATs sTEADY-wHrsKEY NOM
INAL-PoRK sTEADY-LARD QUIET-PETRo-
LEUM QUIET--oILs sTEADy-sPIRITs TURPEN-
TINE MORE ACTIvE-RosIN QUIET-CoFFEE
QUIET-suGAR FIRM-FREIdHTs QUIET GEN
ERALLY.
SATURDAY. Oct 1876 =. NJ
Business was fair to-day In most departments and the
ma rkets were generally steady On Change -four was
steady Wheat dull and lower. Corn steady. Oats we're
steady. whiskey was nominal Pork was steady. Lard
was quiet Frciehs generally quiet Cotton the
spot was quiet and easy. Futures closed steady
Coffee was quiet. sugar remained lrm. Oils remained
The New York herald., 1877-10-14

Tho following were the opening quotations for min.
iug stocks at San Francisco to-day Gould Curry,
IL; Savage, o; Chollar Potosi, So Ophir 17k; Hale
Norcross, 4; Crown Point, 8; Yellow Jacket, loh;
Bocher, 81 *virginia Consolidated, %; California 33
Overman IS; Raymond 4 Ely, 10; Eureka G. ". 81,
Best l. Becher, q; Kentuck. 6k; Union Conso-
dated, q; Alpha, ID Sierra Nevada, 5; Mexican, l1h
Eureka Consolidated, As; Justice, IA; Utah, IA.