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LAND FOR SALE,

n OFFER for sale that valuable place and
h model Farm where I now live, the inn
proponents, and twenty-five acres of good
land, In high state. OF cultivation. This
pretty r PSaG San on H5 tns sdGs 2 e Syp saa
son School Building; or VIII sell good
Farm three miles from Andefgon- 1873 acres
good land, eli necessary buildings, plenty of
timber, and is well situated for tho no-fenoo
law e3 heart could wish. IL you want
good home, now Is your time 20 buy. Ap.
InlY 10 1871 AEi. g..
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the STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
COUNTY OF ANDERSON.

OOCNl UT ANUEfSON.
COURT OT COsaMoN PLEAS.
L. w. Stewart, Plaintiff, against Georpe
Stewart, Sally Russell, Jenny Moore. et.
oil, dants.-Summo,ls for Relief-C1u-
plttint Serced.
To tine Defendants Sally Mcconnell. BETH,
Heron, Martha Bobo, Jane McCurry.
Emily Prtchet, Martina Bobo, Elizabeth
Stuart, Mary Stewart, J. s. Russell, Nancy
Crowder, John RUSSELL Clarissa Mckee,
Marietta G. pohb!ns, Pluto Scott, Mar.
tina Ann Day, Mary West and Clarissa
Bowie:
VOU are hereby summoned and renuircd
4 TO answer tho complaint in this ac-
ton, OF which @ copy is herewith served
upon You, and 70 serve copy of your an
swer on the subscribers at their oiTice. An.
derson 9. H., 8. c., within twenty days after
the aefV!co hereof, exclusive OF the day OF
such service and If you fail to answer the
complaint wtthi!; the time aforesaid the
plaintiff in this action will apply to the
Conrt for the relief demanded in the COM
plant.
Dated July 3Oth, 1877.
MOORE & ALLEN.
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
THE Defendants will take notice that the
petition in this case is for the partition and
division OF the zeal Estate of Adam Stew
art, deceased, consisting of one Tract Of
Land, containing one hundred and thirty
SIX acres, more or less, bounded by lands of
Is. a. Davis, William Jones, George Stew
crt and others, situate in Anderson County,
on waters of Savannah River, in which Won
have an interest.
MOORE & ALLEN, :.
- Sol. Pre- Pet.
aug u, 1o0
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Fresh Turnfp seed.

TUST received, ID. Latidreth q sonS, end
D ID. NJ. Fcry's New Cop Turnip Sced,
viz: Fiat Dutch, Purple Top, Pomernnean
Globe, Amber Glove, Yellow Rntu Baga,
a. b. TOWERS q co.
July 10, 1877
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ANNUAL MEETING.

Office is hereby given that the Annual
An Meeting of the Board of County Com
missioners will be held OH Tuesday, Septem-
Der 4th, at Anderson Court House All per-
sons holding bills, accounts or demands Of
any kind against the County Of Anderson
which have not been presented, are required
or before the 1st day of September, that they
may &c audited by the Commissioners at
said Annual Meeting. No accounts will be
received after the 1st day of September.
]. l.. TRIBBLE,
Clerk Co. Commissioners.
August 8, 1877. A dt
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ing in the crops. only two Of them going
with the minority. The proposed change
was defeated by plurality Of az votes.
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EETMENEAE.

MARRIED. at the residence of Mr.. Henry
Garrison, on the 18th inst, by Rev. Thos.
+. Gadsden, Mr.. w. +. WHITEN and Miss
JOSEPHINE COLLINS, all of Anderson
County.
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Atlanta Medical College.

A'EAANTA GA
FHNHE Twentieth Annual Course of lee
n lures will commence Oct. 18th, 1877,
and close March lst, 1873.
FACULTY-J. q. Westmoreland, w. +.
Westmoreland, w. a. Love, v. II. Talia-
ferro, John Thad johnson, A. w. Calhoun,
]. H. Logan, J. T. Banks Demonstration or
Anatomy, G. w. Nutting
Send for Announcement, giving full in
formation.
JNO. THAD. JOHNSON, Dean.
Aug 0, 1877 I'm
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A CASE Of Liver Disease IL years standing
cured by the use OF Simmons Hepatic
Compound.
Gentlemen-I think 1t the duty Of every
body that can render assistance to the af-
flicted to do 30, therefore, take great pleas
ure In testifying from my oWn knowledge
to the great efficacy Of your Simmons Ho-
patio Compound. commenced using it
In my family in case of Liver Disease OF
IL years standing, which it has entirely
cured. Its wonderful effects in the iwme-
diate cure of Sick headache. Dyspepsia and
Chills and Fevers, 1 am glad to say, has
been fully realized in my family from the
use of few bottles of this medicine. My
wife has been subject to severe spells Of sick
headache, for moro than years, and has
been entirely cured by using q few bottles
of Simmons Hepatic Compound and has
determined to keep it always in our house.
We consider 1t an Invaluable fnmily medi-
cine. Yours truly. ROBT. Il. WEIGH.
Sleepy Hollow, Burke Co.. Ga. May, '76
For sale at wholesale and retail by SIAdP-
SON & SADLER, Anderson, s. G. Oowie
& Noise, PropFietors, Charleston, 8. @.
July 5, 1877 81 6nf
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sHERIFF's SALE.

SHERlFE'S SALE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
Anderson County.
In The Court of Common, Pleas
l.. D. ChiiIs -. Juhn x. Cochran.-Judg-
mcnt for foreclosure Of Real Property.
PY virtue of an order to me directed by
LIP Hon. T. II. Cooke, Judge Of the Eighth
Judicial Circuit. l will expose TO sale or the
FIRST MONDAY in SEPTEMBER next
at Anderson G. H., s. C.,
ONE LOT,
IL the town of Anderson, bounded on the
north by n cross street, running back 21O
feet, on the east by lot of Capt. John Nc
Grath, on the west by Main street, fronting
n feet with all the buildings thereon, with
in the corporate limits of the town of An
derson.
Terms of Sale Cash. Purchaser to pay
extra for all necessary papers.
JAMES H. MCCONNELL,
Sheriff Anderson County.
Aug 8, 1877 4
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-25

GOVERNMENT lands in Texas cost one
dollar per acre, and whisky two dollars
per bottle. How many men die land
less who during their lives have swal-
lowed whole townships-trees and all.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-25

Miss DAISY DERBY, the daughter OF
"John Phoenix" was one of the love-
liest girls at recent Washington re-
ceptiou. She wore over white silk,
white tulle, dotted with daisies. Her
sister, a pretty debu,ante, wore fine
white Paris muslin, edged with Valen.
ciennes lace.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-25

CHICAGO Journals: He sat alone in
her tather's parlor, waiting for the fair
ones appearance, the other evening,
when her little brother came cautiously
into the room, and gliding up to the
young mans side, held out a handful
of something. and earnestly inquired /:
+" say, you rister, what'r are them ?''
"Those?" replied the young men, sol
EMMY, taking up one in bis fingers.
"those are beans" "There !" shouted
the boy, turning to his sister, who was
ju>t coming in, " knew you lied. You
said he didn't know beans, and he does,
too!n The young mans stay was not
what you call prolonged one that
evening.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-25

sr- LOWS Republican: When S

Sr. LOUIS Republican,: When Sitting
Bull heard of the Bennett May duel he
merely remarked: "Ugh! Heap fire.
water. No scalp. Ugh!" When All
Sing beard OF it he said: "Kehi! Nell
car man burnee fire-cracker, alice same
Chjnee man. SoJoss he maKee looman
hizness all lightee." When Sambo
heard of IL he commented Dat was
de orneriest job! Oar day burned free
loads of powder desc hard times when
dey might "a shot a ole bar in de brush
am had meat" Wheu Pat got the news
he asserted: "Bedad! It's meeself
would rather have been forninst aythur
wan of 'em, when they war sbootin',
than at wan side, at all, at all ~ and
when Hans read the dispatches he said:
Dat was Elm high Kreigspiel, py
shipks 7"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-25

From Fort Wayne, Ind, comes pit
iful story. Several months ago ayoung
woman belonging to respectable fam
lily there eloped with bar-keeper.
Abandoned soon, she went to the house
of friend in a neighboring village,
where. on account of her condition. she
concealed herself as much as possible.
One night she left the house, went into
the country and gave birth to child,
all alone in snow storm. Then she
returned to her friends house, and soon
died. No harm seems to have befallen
Tho bar. keeper. 1t is the way OF the
world.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-25
NOTICE,

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT /
IN have purchased the entire stock Of
goods and debts due the firm Of j. COHN 4
BRO, and will hereafter carry on the busi-
ness at the old stand in Eur aka. Nevada. All
debts due the old firm are payable to me.
p. BERWIN.
Eureks, Dee. 10, 1875. dcl9tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-25

THE Russian Minister has the most
stunning equipage at Washington. The
chief glory OF his turnout is the chas-
se,r, magnificent creature resplend-
ent in gold lace, who rides behind, and
when his master has entered a house,
stands in his martial helmet with drawn
sword before the portals, like the angel
of Eden, until his superior reappears.
The presence of the gorgeous creature,
motionless in doorway, has often
gathered an immense crowd in the
sirnnlS.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-25

AFRENCHMAN got exceedingly an
CRY with waiter at an English hotel.
"You rascal" he exclaimed; ~ blow
your nose for You ~
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-25
RANCH FOR SALE.

THAT SPLENDID BARLEY RANCH,
i "A miles northwest Of Eureka, will be
sold cheap. 1t is eligibly situated, has plenty
Of water for $50 acres, and there is a good.
hard road to town. There are l75 acres in a
high state of cultivation, with irrisating
bitches, etc. There are two houses, stables,
corrais, etc., on tho premises. Also good
reaper, tbresher and sulky plow. Wagons,
siped' The whole property viii be sold at a
great bargain. For particulars, apply to Il.
P. RICHARDSON, on the promises, or to h.
SADLER, Eureka. d20tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-25

WRITES Washington correspondents:
The average Congressman Is wholly
wanting in style, but he is quite stun
ming. Good looks he is never accused
OF. His hair Is tawny, his cheeks fat,
and his squint and a way of settling the
corners OF his month makes him re-
senible the faces Of grinacing satyrs in
Gothic architecture. His face Is always
twisted upin an incomprehensible way,
and when he writes, his eyes are just
four inches from the point of his pen.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-25
LAMBERT MOLINELLI,

NOTARY PUBLIC AND SEARCH.
IN KR Of RECORDS.
Copyist. General Collector and Real Esta'e o
Agent
Legal instruments Of all descriptions care
fally executed.
OFFICE-In the Law Office of Geo. W.
Baker. jy2-tf
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
The Stock Market Active
and Strong.
GOLD 1902 3-4 A 102 rs A 102 3-4.
Government Bonds Weak States Dull
and Railroads Strong.
MONEY ON CALL A PER CENT.
WALL SrRxgr,

FRIDAY, OcI Do i. n.
As was nsimatsd In this column yesterday, tho do
cline which prevailed At tho close OF business was by
NO means 10 taken . proof that the three days
rise had eliminated. Did such an impression exist
the believers therein rather rudey disahusod of
the idea by tho course OF the market to-day. This
mornings business started OF with sunbursI a. to
the cookies Of m Irishman's heart, but litter
still to cheer up the host OF sanguine bulls that hav-
ing gono long stocks higher prices, had passed
the night in fear and trembling There mad been lit
tc cause for alarm proved tor the OF
the railway stocks lin which speculation chiefly
Scentrcs) upward onward the day
through. This chiefly true OF the Vanderbilt
properties which midday were favorably affected
ny reports that the railwsy msgna,ss had met and
determined upon further advance in freight charges.
Upon this Central aud Hudson rose TO l07k and
Lake Shore to 69ys which 6gures pretty nearly
sustained AZ the end. sCheap as dirt even At these
pricesn say the bow window bulls with An artfuly
ronceaed tongue IN their ohseksl, and 'twsnty per
sent 10 DO added before the true value Ia reached
Inviting certainly, but totally unapprecated by pub
lie slow respond to tho seductive appeals Of these
X. s. v. Ps. The advance In the Vanderbilt proper
ties it is fair to state s made without plausible
backing, which, in the case Of velvet. win turn
70 DO silk cotton the future speculative
wear and tear may develop; at present IL
s all SILK and IL so sought to be proved
by the statement that Lake Shore 10 earning twelve
cent Central and Hudson eighteen per cont per
annum upon their common stocks. Tho coal roads
failed to participate IN the buoyancy OF their crop
carrying eoatrevea The rumored consolidation Ia
'ookeu upon ~ mythical and their fQture ~ Abe re-
w arse promising. Private dispatches from Boston
represent tho Reading road as still undersetbg the
other great companies and express tho belief that
viii continue TO do SO. With nothing new appearing
In their favor, boil OF the Delawares suffered serious
decline to-day the Lackawanna concern hoidipg bet
ter than the Hudson Company, simply from tho sup
port which larger short interest 10 aordDg Il. The
Western roads held firmly the day through with less
inclination trade them manifest, but with certain
amount adventitious strength coming TO their aid
from the exceptional nrmneEs OF the Vanderbilt roads
OPENING. HIGHEST AND LOWEST.
The following liable shows the opening highest and
The New York herald., 1877-10-06

Wheat Was in islr demand and decidedly nrmsr Tho
" ;rs; sss; "ss' 1859 & II ss sa
red " 90 for anrraasd Do ~ s7s Tor No Mi!wsa
ss' 81 +: o. sa Il: l: ssss @
II * ,sx.st II AZ SaSs No. ~ red Tor oc'oSsr At
sa'Ss.i bushels sn.9. Salss ss
s.SoS ss.ias 81: g si sos
8 q ssssd Ss s:,Ss asB.l.s e, Ss,s%ssr
Quiet, ior M wss.sra ana Sic $50 Tor State
ss1ss !, i; a .,, Dss'ss;a: y; sss.dy 4
aetsysd soSIsin per so'S Sasns Bag sss
Closing &c @ seo aps' %saa
as., s1 sss: '.s' 'ss
sa al .nd ssssst, S,
s VStssss Sss BID See closing s a
81; ss:'"Ss s rs e. "a ss ' II s,:$,
stats. wesissq aaa :oa,hsr", 75ooo bushels.
s5: y as sss .ss n':s 1ss u s'
!: " s.. Layers:
Figs layer ss''.a Ds. C. 'S ss
ss f. d ns & S sG.s s ao
uas f r. ssn ssy
ties 0Uc quoted at 55c aGue Tor ions ryc
4 sr .sp sa.s s'' a quiet
I sr saS $50 s s u: 90 %
clean, s2o5 $40 gold; Italian, Sa7O $275, gold jaIo
Nan Ssp Ss s'd a's s AIS s sssaey @ on
we ..s o @ s"y am 20 S s very as
At go,,e gold 200 Rio ns,chs a. ,''se gold, % days
SsssA.%; from L,'ss'Ss = p: s:'s sse.s
bs 2,c Monoyidee. 2oI 70 ~ ib. 2sc Cpfrietes, u
ne j. sea.rs q g Amssr % e 2 e l.s
y S. iss lsSse i. ged, .sls:.si dry :sIssa I.ss,
Il % s' susss iSs @ g s'p,sss" o a. 20
80 b.. sl.c aet,g alI.urreney. selected
w ~ ss
sln new loo as Wisconsin new &C. ys.riln. ns =.
e. 7e; OLD, 81 growtn.. e stc per 10 From Emlsoi
cepi. tor tue wsss s4 total rseo,p.. siacs spssmSsr
ss <. =. sS
september 1871 29ce total exports ior same period in
nos There was good steady demand for American pig,
,hs '"ss generally 9sas ssu"sa =, 10, 20 lots C 90 md 9
so tons No. q lots: = 81 Prizes, ,sm.ia
sons cospss. and $50 IONS Esnton ssrn.
:, oY' s = ss 20 S ap iron dn sna barely
american can pig No sis 30 $50 Noa sl7 .siS; gay
.s5 Gsnas'nocf No. SIS SIS 50: Es,nssn. M No. o. l.
LEAD remained wesk So. currency. for domestic and
LkArHKR--ihers was . good demand for hemIeck sole
anu prices we're without change except stock
Tue receipts tor the wees we're 79,7sa aides and 2s72
sSs ;as"'i sr s%i :.% :.' % s s:'; :. saS s
We quote '-liemlock-Llght Busnos Ayres 22hc s3c /,
California. 22tsc. 2jc, do. common hide, 22lsc
middle Buenos Ayres. 3Jtse 24c do California 2Jc
2i1ac do common hide 23c 23Sc. heavy Buenos Ayrss,
2sc 2tc good dam .gsd Hnsnos Ayrss 2ihc- 22c do
California, 2ic li5se do common hide 3c. ~ Nc
poor damaged common hide. lSc. fHu
aoLAssks -Dcne,uc quiet, but steady Sales we're 30
bbls. ',uc h5c .Trsesn firm 49, hbds Porto
kc sold on private ,erms We quote Cnoa centrifugal
anu mixed, zjc 33e. cay ed Jtc. = 37c; muscovada
rehnins, tbc 3sc grocery, 35c. &c Porto Rico.
SIC. 5Uc kpglsh Islands, a6o. tbc. New 0slssns
The New York herald., 1877-10-06
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETS.


BAKvxs-Irads very small. owing TO the q tension on
z ss s.:s 5 " 80 x &
per - weights e.. sw; quality from p"o to, 70 ,, !,
cars d horne. cattle a. follows grass fed inol.
steer: :: s per - s. :e .0 at
los pr1O wsig'i esL ~ i'no. stosrs ~ zoe per i
sssAs ss' iS s.s' pc, Ss sssss sts
Limos steer. At io4s per ~ weight g., sw. r G',s
y Huchara held for iron. Cassidy. 81 M.-oat
carey hold ca sale Tor Gs Bros 90 Ksn.aesy
Q. Sadsss torn. 10 Ksn,assy steer. A. Jssy c
n,:o"s steer. a, ao ,wsght ~ swt .saa, isF
wsn ew 4s. ss "a nos I,sss' ..ss. :. @ s
psr i0 weigh! y. is iiiiaa,s .ssr
sSsssy l3s y, q a !, L
At iose io.s oos With i OF per head on 10 head sold
sss R:-a ,ss.: S:s
s 81 s.s wes q % sss
weight ssws Soassn%s' :sd Hs':s1ls p
weigh. s, ewt or Gsisner Co S7 Missouri steers at
sssss .sp s'I e'E"o @ sS sa small. h.
gegass e the oeks hand aa not arrive time 'Yr this
gss' ~, = q. d ks,; 8
.%ss ss' wess .S 81 Ss'S
':%!; s:.; g T. 81 :' E; %
Ssss h''sy 'oIs ,',a,, ,,;;s :. :a::p
Isl ohio .s.sp xsi.S, isso ,ss ls Ss;s.s
ssses 4 es ia rsss, s.
:Ss:S sheep .s ssfS K TA'a state
being s.1y ~" ,eslee coarse lily esvs. sold a, ss
ss ess ""ss sa s.' % .'''. Y's'.
@ i've Ss psr Sesd sold Ss per IS
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recovered United States bonds are a y lower;
Illinois Central declined per ccpt, 10 IA. and Ero
j per cent, 10 ll4l; Erie preferred was steady Mt %
an 4 New York Central At 1851 The sum OF f56. 600
bullion was Withdrawn from tho Bank OF England on
balance to-day Tho closing prices in London were
C6nsols for money and account, 95z 95sS new
four and q half per cent bonds, 10sx 10ax; i've
twenty bonds OF 1867. 1919 lo7N ten-orty bonds.
101A Hves OF 1881, LOT l07A; Erie common shares,
il,s; do. preferred shares, %; New York Central
1854 Illinois Central 74A. ln PARIS rentss fell 10
lOiE Too
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
The New York herald., 1877-10-06

81 o54 November 81 o4i all the year: No DO ~ osts
t,'sess ss sSrn steady e .. %J9d = s!s s', RI
2s,se ssslss Nsvenbsr a4e. Dssem.sr ky. easier ::
firm a. sl5 easn sis 30 asis October si3. Navsmoer
sla so i2 ~ all III year L,rd STEADY Ana nr :.
steady and unchsnsed. Frciglts Corn 10 Bnffaic Sc
wheat. 5tac Receipts $500 pbls wheat ll2up
bushels; eon 500 do. o.,s i.apo az rye $500 g.
barley. 470D do. shpm-nts-fiour. $500 bbs whsat.
3oi 500 bushels; 1880 do oats Ioi 800
ley. 5000 do, a. The .tlssnoon call st she Bosrd-
higher Oats hrinsr 1sc .Jrtaber. PORK unchsnse6
Lard nfmer; - 10. October; - 25, all the year
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALvEsror, Oct. 5, 1877.
Cotton arm. middlius. i0tc; log mddins lo4c; good
ordinary, sssc Net receipts, isl3 oae" gross 2yn
Exuorts eoastwise, 3j5l. sales, 1000. Stock l72Dt
WeekyNet receipts 1851 bales; gross 2e7s Exports
coastwise, 1901. sales e.2U7.
NKw oRLEAvs,Oct 5, 1871
Cotton srongi mddug lie low uiialiu.. 1ussc rood
ordinary. 1Vc. Net receipss, ass. bAes 4ross 3Ui,
Exports 70 Great Br,,aia SAFES, 400, STOCK, s3sl8
Wcckly-Net receipts, 98Ib bales; gross. 1852. Ex-
ports 30 Great Britain, lsy7 cosstwise. 42sJ ssies
J,7vn
wILxis0rox N. O.. Oct S. 1877
Spirits OF turpentine nrm ~ SIC Rosin quiet At 81 f5
for strained Crude steady hard I'll 10; yellow
dip and vissin ~ ~. lar Arm at ~ rs.
CHtcAso Oct S. 1877.
Flour steady IN good demand Wheat active. No z
sprng. u ON cash; ~ 05 " Ola. October. ~ 05t
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American standard OF classification
Running in quality than halt grade

Soheu'nPsson. i.ooS ld~ Aoos
on s1' 20. .a.. % delivery S, x.
sales al, we're as io!sws:Yssss.aay atser two
III ss @ !: |. o 10 !: !. lsi 0s ico so g
:, lille; DsssMS;r 100 ,iuss 200 lose s1 !.
M fs a$S iSi 'sS ss .s i Sss
Sss: sSss .'y y T. ss loo ao'issss '3SSSs st
SS r s1s y Sssss;.i; iiSss Sya 's :. H. sS
a9S% iiss D.ss%s:r 10 - i. ,ss,. so iss
s:'s' % s & e. !: 400 80 & I I, ss 80 scS J;
!; ;5. iao as q \ Is: a9s 70" i;;ss
sooas Doe Total so Sslss Grsas total. IS t0
issss'S', Oh sos 4 i
hS.t lss ys"
a: :sss s9sf%1s, .a s;s.
sgmpressea 70 Bremen by steam, le eonpressed TO
pressed. Market quiet y '''""' y '@"' - cum
asssa sts as ssss, Sss GSss Sss
derea at curTsney shs!laci.rgs s.lsa nado ~
@aS aSd s no. 'ss
s srins s' % sss::s 's q
1000 1bls !. die 7os Ginseng quoted q 81 IS 81 80
sgGl Cream ss .r,s, Z. was apG,s1 Y
g s ns
sFSsI and o 20 ss s and Hs1 va: :oS
sn",:d ssss"sy ss w.s SsS'a .
small and ss ~; sSs ss'i es oss ss
aas enss !. ~Ai % & ss r,". r:: !. %
: Iose.. gold. GsaSss s.' was que. @ 4a a. 4st. s
sss S. ,ass ssA.s s s s' q ssa. %
=; sc Colombo ROO. wss quoted AZ o. cr vh,s and
ans anas s"s' AZ ~ sn @
CASTLE .oan-Con.i white va. anYsd a. i.s l4e
%'s s y ss
81 a$4 is Iode pota. iower and now Suotsd A.
Sso9.s 20 c W.: .oS Ssoss % !. %
SSsssfss; .ais.: sss. T.s.1s sriS y" qss..a !. !.
s s sss Tor acid ins e s4;
Gos Ls9sG ss roo, W.; rss :, from 4. 20 ss eur
spanish solid u 2sc. ase, gold; Psn.sslI !. soo
i. .aa a Il % .s: ss.s. :: = ~.
nsn bones were quoted At lee l7c YAssn sopAib.
:sa =: Sss
.Ss ss"; x',; 's'': = y sss assS
ss.s ss ,.nslss rem ' iss'' q: s1:: w.. Z:
& s f. c:s: .s "a: ~. .::
quoted AZ zoe. 45e. Quiek.llysr-rho market Was
sss s$s%: s::: !: sss
@ r. % s @ s:ii
, ,.s fss:S lss Ill., as:sa
Ssiss sa",sd sas s.a:r W.: qais. ass
s..iS oSS::s.
tive sales made within tho following range
4 . ..s'.s s .sd i "a 'eaa
~ essential oils were steady We auots on bsrga.
sens nest ~ 80 5o xne ~ 75 oil cnssa. 9Oc all
god; oil car.way. VI 40g aOi oil croen s. l2k oil
fsssa rs s ,s s syssa I'll ws.1r:s.n is g: g
oil sassaras inclusive 43c oil penpyroyxi nominal at
xxl 20; oil Of bay. siS. all eurtenev.
fEAInkns were quoted ~ 4sc 5oc for prime Sales Of
5000 lus. nj i9c. ="
fisu the market v.s fairly active hut unshsnssd
Georges and ~ 75a s. tor Grand bank Sales OF Mack
erel about $40 bbs including shore No. vt S2i =
herring ruled quiet at 2is nc for scaled and lac
l5c tor No.
Flour AND GRAIN H-kocsipts 1000 bbls wheat
163,9e6 bushels; corn meal sos bbs and sacks:
ll66YS bushels; oats 79sl3 do: rye S5s5 do barley
b7ols do. barley malt. 300 90 Flour duh and
what irregular kinds hrm. others easier
ii5U, hbis, Including state weatsrn and southern
az tho annexed euot~tions. kye hour WAS 6vm. Til,
sales embraced 400 bbls ut ull prices Corn
drm. The sales about 900 bbis ~ uil prices w
The New York herald., 1877-10-06
The sales OF Mining shares in New York, as ON.
PIRsr aoARp-Il 4. ,
MEMORANDA.

kilograms received on tho street this afternoon
from the coal regions state the meetings between
The coal presidents and tho miners were satisfactory
and that pleasant feeling exists.
Messrs H. O. Williams Co., stockprokers sus.
pended to-day Their failure was due to their being
short Of the markst and 70 their sales OF privileges
Tho transactions at the Stock Exchange aggregated
sbarss OF which a. 900 were credited to Lake
Shore, 53, 00o to Delaware Lackawanna aud Western
and III 600 to Western Union.
The New York herald., 1877-10-06
The closing prices OF Philadelphia stock. wsre:-
MINING sHAREs.

The following were the opening quotations for min
Ing stocks a. San Francisco o.day:-Goud l. Curry,
loh; Savsgc 8; chollar Potos. SO; ophir II; Halo
Norcross, 4; Grown Point, s.; Yellow Jacket, 10;
Belcner Q; Virginia Consolidated, 3ss; California al
Overman, aSss; Raymond 4 Ely, LIZ; Eureka q. ",
>; Bes, Belcher, 2ok; Ksntuck, 7; Union Consoli-
dated, u Alpha, l6; Sierra Nevada, s; Mexican, IL;
Eureka Consolidated, ls; Justice l51s; Utah Nine,
12H.