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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-05

STAY AT HoME.-A letter, received here
this morning from young man OF this CITY,
now residing 10 Texas says
III you should ever have Inquiries 10 regard
to Tcxas, di>suade anyone from Coming tor the
State is entirely over-lun with young men
seeking employmrnt, AMI maiy have TO work
10 hotels and restaurants. as waltcrs, tor a
living
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PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. MARCH 5, 1877
Sun rses............ 26 Moon rises. morn
Sun sets .... ) So High Wster........ W
Ar, WED

AR WED
Steamship John Gibson, New York, to + A
Reed.
Steamer Aun Eliza, Philadelphia, to a
Reed.
S.eame. Lady Of the Lake, Norf1ik to a
Reed.
Steamer John w Thompson, Leonsrdtown,
to A Reet.
CLEARED.
Steamer Msttsno, Nomini, by Jos Broders
& Go.
steamer Lady of the Lake, Norfolk, by F a
Reed.
Steamer Sue, Baltimore. by Broders y Co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-05

H9-To TIE LADIES. We have just received
q fine assortment of Gentlemen's, Boys and
Youths Fine Toilet Slippers, suitable for the
holidays, which will be sold at prices to suit the
times. [dcc 81 WADDEY, "A King st.
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DRUGGISTS.
DRUGGISTS.
Established 1892.
EDw'D. S LEADBEATER. THOS LEADBEATER.
E.S. LEiDBEATER IL BRO.

Nos and S. Fairfax St.,
DEALERSIE
PURE DRUGS and MEDICINES, CHEMI.
GALS PAINTS, OILS, PROPRIETA-
RY MEDICINES, GARDEN SEEDS,
SPICES, AGRICULTURAL
CHEMICALS, FINE Toll
LET GOODS, &c, sc.
Proprietors of Anodyne Pecto:sl, Lubricsting
Lniment, Essence Jamaica Ginger and Cough
Syrup, and Agents for Ayers Medicines, Aver
ills Chemical Paints, &C.
Every effort will be made TO MAINTAIN the high
reputation Of orr old estsbllshmen dec 10
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-05

NOTICE-Having purchased the stock and
~ good will Of the DRUG STO kE formerly
occupied by Mr.. q, B. Grrigg, at the northwest
corner of King and Royal streets, we have tho
roughly reGtted and renovated the same, and
everything pertaining to the DRUG BUSI.
NESS. ard propose 10 carry it on as q branch Of
our establishment at No IDS King street; The
branch store will be under the charge Of Mr. G..
j. w. SUMMERS, whom we have associated
with US in business, and who will be prepared to
compound Physicians Prescriptions, or dis
pense medicines At any hour of the day or night.
Night bell ct the King street door
oct Off JANNEY s. co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-05
March 9TH, 1877.

March 5th 1877.
New line Of CASSIMERES for men and boys
wear, very cheap.
1000 yards of FINE IRISH LINEN, in rem
nsnts, at half price.
Auction lot of FINE HAMBURG EDGING
from &c up.
KID GLOVES in all shades every pair guar
anteed.
Also complete line of TA1LOR'S TRIM
MlNGS, sc.
d. BENDHEIM, ll2 King st.,
NH AdSu Mo-oho11
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assy- A MOTHER GREAT REDUCTION. -ss

d.a-A MOTHER GREAT REDUCTION. -a&
Mr.. ISAAC EICHBERG,
(Successor to II. G Slsymaker Co..
Has this day arranged several jobs in
DRESS GOODS,
varying in value from Ole to T5c yard, and
embracing
ELEGANT STYLES AND QUALITY,
Reduced TO from 10 to rs n yard for
CHOICE GOODS AND PATTERNS,
In order t. make room tor sprlng stock and pre-
vious to going North. Persons wishing
REAL BARGAINS
GOOD GOODS
will do we'll to call at once.
ISAAC ElCHBERG,
NH 5 73, IS and II King st.
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EHINEST CARULINA RlCEjust received ~
Z ian II GEO. McBURNEY & SON.
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SAMUEL II. JAENEY. MAHLOE q. JANEEY
A. A. WAKEFIELD. C. J. W. SUMMERS.
j ANNEY 81 GO.

DEALERsI IN
DRUGS PAINTS, OILS, PERFUMERiES,
ACIDS, SPICES, GARDEN SEEDS,
PATENT MEDICINES AND
WINDOW GLASS,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-05

Nos 10 :; 145 King street, Alexandria, Va.
Physicians Prescriptions accurately COM
pounded DAY or NIGHT a. No. 70. Night bell at
the King street door.
@- orders and inquiries from the country
PROMPTLY attended 10 at No Jas oct 9-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-05
Bad Blood at the Capital

Turbulence and disorder at the Ndtlonal
CAPITAL characterized the close Of President
Grants term Of Office.
About tour G clock Saturday AFTERNOON, Mr..
Glover, of Mo-, assaulted and Knocked down q
correspondent Of the Baltimore GAZETTE named
Myers, iu the off, of the Sergcant-st Arms
of the House Of Representatives, iur Il publ
cato with reference 10 the real estate poul.
Myers then went into the ball Of the House Of
Representatives in search Of Brooke Mackall,
who is serving the real estate pool committee as
deputy sergeant. at arms, who had given Mr..
Cover Information concerning what Mr.. Myers
had said t. him about the Committee being i'd
otto. A collision took place and blows were ex
changed. when the parties were separated.
IN h1 democratic caucus, Mr. Lamar, who
was chairman, disapproved Of some extTcme
rcmalks made by Major Beverly Douglas. Of
Virginia, and ruled him out OF order. This
and other causes had such an effect On the de
Liberation! Vi the caucus thar it broke up in
disorder. Afterwards Major Douglas approach
ed the seat Of Mr. LAMAR and denounced him
personally 10 the Strongest terms, accusing bun
IF having betrayed his own party aud sold out
to the radical. 10 secure his seat 10 tue Senate.
Mr.. Lamar evidenced much emotion, but did
not reilly, and somc lIlrudS Of NJ .ior Douglas
persu lded HIN off. lu a few minutes, however,
he returned, aud received his dcuuucatluns 10
more violent terms than before. The sallOw
face OF Lamar flushed up to tine very roots 0 I
his hair, and. putting his hand behind him, he
grasped his FIVE barrGled revolver. Before he
could move further friends Of Douglas again
rushed up, carried him off and took him home.
Mr.. L mar afterwards expressed his regret that
he mad not shot him. Maj # Douglas was with
out weapons or tragedy would have ensued.
The latter, az his family name indicates and
his manly courage Influenced, has acknowledged
himself to be 10 tho wrong in the affair.
10 the House. at later hour, difficulty oc
Cured between Mr. Morrison, Of Illinois, dcmo-
crat, and Mr.. Page, Of California, republican.
MIR Page WAS urging the passage of some land
bill, when Mr.. Morrison otj oted, said it was
a p roiccus piece Of legislation and ought not
| to pass Mr. Page, 10 great heat, Kissed out
at MIR. Morrison :-"rhat is uotrue; there are
| as homes. men in the House as you" This
angered Morrison to such degree that he
| rushed over to Page and, svIzDg him By the
| heard, shook it upil his teeth ratified. Nearly
every member in the House jumped up, when
Mr. Morrison. apparently remembering him
| self, released his bold on Page and walked off,
Some of The regulars at the arsenal still as
sert that IiIdcn is elected, and the conmandaut
| has had some trouble in maintaining discipline
Some of The soldiers 90 Saturday were very
violent iu hurrahng for Tilden and proclalning
that he was the lawful President. skirmish
| cnsued in Co.'s quauce, the result of which was
that several Of the participants we're ordered
into confinement
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

NO. az s. WASHINGTON ST. FOR
"a RENT Possession given October LIST, 1876.
Amply TO GEO UHLER sep lott
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LOCAL MATIHHS.

WEATHER PROBABILITIES Var DfR"It
menu Odiee of the Chief Signal Officer, Wash
,uoton b. e., March s. lS77-lC3o a: NJ
WITH ~ Tho Middle Atlantic States rising possibly
followed by falling barometer, Stationary or
lower Temperatures, northeast to nortnwess
winds and threatening weather, possibly Hollow
ad by light snow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-05

DEERLESS POTATOES, choice qu~iiy, or
L sals by [mh 81 q. j. E. hlLEG IN,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-05
WOOD AND COAL.

CoALl CoALl
For good CLEAN COAL 20 to T. j. ME-
HAFFEY & CO.'S, wharf and yard foot of
Queen street sen
, 1877-04-23

ted, IN IN interview with The members of the Con-
nccticui Legislature. who responded N the peiI.
lion ot sht po, or hotders for an examination ot
that Company. that The C1lastcr, Oak VA. NOT .1i
found they had 500. 900 Of premium no.ta
on policies not In fofce tntlndcd Ia
thIs question asked by rAtf r1ay Nc. 2, "it
wunld probably pnt different aspect on the eon-
dlton of many companies II II could he known
hnn mach Of the large Aascts they report IN made
up pF thss ksnt OF Rtn7." he to the point, and one
npon which they will want An suewef. and That,
too. from other than agents OF snch con1panIcsr
We think Fair riay No. as head Is 1evei
regard % ca4p.nes whose liabilities ifat3 rnn n,
,a thei. astets bear 10 their liabilities. And whnt
proportion are really" THAT II, how mnch Of thcir
nrscts nre made up n premium, otrs. on policies
not Ia foEco+ ~ well Al npnn those that arc!
fatrcf Play I'm his letter OF the 14th inst. Says
when explaining the difference lctween stock and
mutual Insurance. that in lffo'fnanranee com.
Mny. "hli the dividends 10 to the stockholders a.
against the purely mutual .conphnfe~, Ike the
Connecticut Mutual, where all The ostrpaymcnta,
when asccrthncd, are returned to this potlcy-hold.
cs," Ii really too good 10 pass without rome no
tice. a man "who hhd Leen there" might ask,
10 .holder"f Il It Ia true. and will the Con.
nccttcnt Mutual, or any Of ia Intelligent repro.
eentattreB, answer this question:
PoL1cr.notpxa.
, 1877-04-23
GENERAL MARKETS.

nitM1M.coRS-w.. nutst sn, S":ss,s.a ro,,ox.
~ ~ ,n' o''o,.'a. csa ~ ansaahsea & tono*
medium hurl I'D tipped, 4'sSsci xrren brush, Win
sasss" " VI a@ahea isauppsa. win ~ tlttci
seaan **shcs green eosrfs mud lasldc txact rst tip
e1 d. J4JEt nsla bfAsf,, 3s{e; medium to cI,orn
ststk l,aIl ]ss5hs, ,ufcftor bru1h 2L+tac; erored
Do. at.e. -. ...7-0--~''> '.'',
buTEEls-Thdfa was no improvement IN any featuro
tioo. no uus Luyinx in saxanrn a. current ns.1s ."
rInr .".an,n, .s,'s n.s.. s sssas .a3
ssstns on 10 favor Of buysrs Sales noted At shv
af",, - ,os ,as ~, ia,i.s ...s,a ~. "'s
e!ai.' ~ s+ !"&SNt tatsttof ~ tos!"oa. 'o*tc.
UAb01H1-A puttt market VA E!tnefssu. Tia few
orIeea rrcttyeA vera nrunpt1s ntr., ~ thn .nn.t.
fsnRt OF Drtrss: Etsrx l. .it.st NnSs ann t,.. rrr
less 1lcf iSnasyta Eict Iswstsn. ljci tuisT crsct
lvc; Allsttcat is1xcs Aulo,ttsJ ips; bnriau baa1.
, 1877-04-23

portton to n. snnn,y xi stronrrr fscitne nd
sss.' ss '. ss.s leo, ct @ pes 1Sss ~. s Offering
s,s .n,ns 81 ~, ~. s'ass me- ~ ~ e, 1o,o
ar IL ne fooruI nxs ot r. p,ce. ca.tes xs.e sSs
3 ). s ssssss. medium o.: .1.s.s:ee! common d.
medium d. u SO. co. % eom.noa % d.. ss.osssss;
choice family aoura prne,. s7.2sa7.7s. medium do.
:e'phs s1,s. sa - shsss '';ss ,s
paAs-w.. more .ctire sad stronger. Sale. wero 80
% cons.Gx4I-s.,e sts wa m&ae Of 10 tou. eo.rso a.
xis 80 pet ion free On board ca,
WMEAI-Ws. I ee;Iye ~. sad tr,saa,.r'K euoz.nt. !ns
ss's;; y F;|asy: sstssss 81 ~ e,ss:!
s?:, 8 ts: fs::s Ss:.
ss noa a.
Es ,is r.; nay
ss e ; sissss .'sss
AZ. ); sb:ssx Y
s. r. sSs.sx ,. is;isS /; q! t@ps5ssi
sa|; Z;
ghceI xnnI ~ nca,,y SF ,h @
n.. Moso eMead ~ ot S1fsS no a'ote
EnEht y e1Rectea 70 ~ shippeu IIotn Uacsaa: ~
HlasH - pus4lh.e w. snppo1 lAst tutuHnt anler INC
s III .t Mss y y W. aha a. Whes @ ot s
~ ~ ~ npEGa ~ n9f III q !nnss9 naIk tnto
va r s.t as ~ q opxed &
s III ,io:.i Al H. Hi sscr ~ .iI =, 70
niM cls.,nu = II aH S.,t.r *, @ n,h X - .ts
sS 3nT 3sst s1ss gsaf I'D i sSs OK Il
s.ie: RI q r. III l:prnk sit3
- - =, ~ - ~ ~ ~, n T., ~ tM NY 1s
tr.rE ~ = ~ ~ y" W s"IsFe ~ @'11&
Siwsssar. WwkarLWss y IN u,,od ,,cn,ns .n,t ,44c
peE u hr.r siics vr1s rr,sTtcd ~ ~, H. ~ " u
ts Il 81 rses and All - ~ fla IN san
1GtstsS.Ws. mora ac.iv.. and ,,,on,4r .dv,nrtrv
1tsc N, tfsinw n h,.hst ths%n ~ ~ nrsx,1.
a nj rsssps Wers axs afae c na
- t .H IL. eet ~ t ~ ~ ~ ~ a1oh ta
S,1fhrr IN W. Vnrk III Il ~ III Fl
mnnsi w - shinoMn, @ MTs'' @f nut ;aaca ns
, 1877-04-23
FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Signs Of the Times rs Seen in the
Bank Clearings Of Principal
Cities.
Depreciation Of Comstock Mining
Etocks.--Heavy Canadian
Failure.


The elesftngs OF The Chicago banks last week
were about 20 pcr cent than those Of the cor
responding week Of last year. This Ia not an ex.
ecpton to the gencnl run of business According
10 the fAteet avAtfAhc retIrnl from the Clearing.
Hnatcs of other c,.tcs, those fot tho two weeks
ending April II, thcrr was in that period d gain In
The bank bnElncsA OF the ten chief estics Of % per
cent oser The corresponding time OF tast ycAt. Eew
York's incsraEc was en.n pee cent, noston's, 90,
ChicAgos. l2.B. and M,lwaakce's e5.4 per cent.
Tho speculative activity In anticipation Of war In
Ennop-. snd the consequent ,se In prteeR. hare M
doubt had +omcthfnE to do with this. They will
mt actonnt for all the improvement that has taken
place, and We mnst admit there IL stirring reason to
believe that tho times are getting better,
The supply Of negotiable pnpos var not large, and
the losushe resources Of The banks Increased.
Rates Of discount were R1t0 per cent At The
banks to regular cuatoners. On tho street tho
ntne rates nominally prevail, with fcw transse.
sfons.
New York exchange was sold between banks at
hoe per $1,000 premium, bnt became trref
towards the end Of hustneps.
Tho clearing. OF tho week ato reported ~ follows
by Manager D. r. Halo, OF tho Chicago Clearing.
, 1877-04-23
T,T0n'H KAT1sAly1ON.
is Tread and heed
YlDlIR what is here said,
=, ngyss i 80 land you will
hAIk learn how il. may
WORTH be done at a. small
SAVING? cost,

Men and women should bo careful Of thar
hair. It IS not merely an ORNAMENT; It Is al
much part Of Nnture's plat, for the perfection
Of health and the preservation OF lfe ns IL aIy
other memhef pf the body,
Men OF science have searched long and IA.
ttcnily tor tho best means Of PRESERVING and
cultiyatinE tho hatr.
Th.ry:1yo years ngo, the eminent scholar,
into thorough study Of the matter. iie tnt
to tho very root nf II. and hls labors wors
crowned With sttcctss. lie Il was who gave 10
the world that priceless dtscovury,
, 1877-04-23
LlTE.INSUUAN
now THE 1NsunAHca DEPARTMENT or NRw


YORK WAS rum
ny. WinIam smyth, late Acting superintendent
OF the Insurance Department makes an cxplann-
lion IN another column OF tho lettaF recently pub
Ilnaea. IN which 10 aakcd The President Of tho
continental Life Tor data to 'head o6" do
mand for Investigation. II cannot be satl TINT tho
explanation u satisfactory. The letter which ho
received from tho oIlo Superintendent. and which
Inspired tlo ]ottot referred to. showsd that
ID thas slate thero was whispered aus-
plelon OF tho Company; agencies md policy
aoldem weFc 'even clan'oriag for an cx-
. aalna'lon'" AND 5et sr. smyth says that at
tn's time Inc continental Lie WIS not "an lm'
pcached company" Surely such Statement from
Tho Insurance Superintendent Of : great STATE,
sonpssa t.. ".'n .uslasa. !us 'mosnaeon, was im-
pcaenment enousa 70 make an Immediate Ensesti3a'
ton necessary, But tho ctamor affecting tho COM.
psuy was not coudued 10 tho SAte pf Ohio, IL waa
ioni cno,gh In Nrx york for Nr s,,r,h "a h,s.
s" ~ 4e" w .At' ohstn ~ haia
hcafd u, ~ spite OF she sworn statomcnt OF the
companys officers made ak months before, which,
hs sGema 70 hxvs considered conclusive, and no
lnaI In California TINT tho Insurance Department
, 1877-04-23
FOREIGN CITIES.
Eptci1l Dlks4fcA to ms n 1lauxA.

F0HElGS CITIES.
1ptctol DiatofcA to zAs nlauAA
LIvRkroot, April 1l-ll;yOa m.-Fkocs-So l. x3s
d; No. J, 27s.
uaAts-Wheat No. !. tIs I'd, No. Z II. Cd,
spttu<. No, j. IA ID: No. 2 III, white No. l. las,
No. It's ID; club. No. l. IL ID; M. Z LIS. Corn
New, No. !. odt at; No. ,, 2oss old. asa 3D.
fxoVlstozs-roFk. Aat. lard, ~.
LfknEmt. Apln 2l-Essh!ny,- -Frue5
r. III GhssHii saist ttnn hAlesi speculation aad az
Al ~: =. ~ .a!ts .hs3t ~ saiaa
l!s:t l!s:tta. ;a T. x}ntsl 4.
ss!A tsA.-Caaadlaa, lss u.
CtoTtk'SxKb-AMtrac1a. t0eG11N.
F1oTtstoSs-AeAS pork. E1a. Priuae lneM hesf, ppk
Las1-AmeEttAn. ~. nacoo-tolg cleat. 90; short
TALl0M-1iL ..
1IAAEku Hll-Ek4}HN 6a.
ltkssA-Eop!In9a. - II: pals IaA
6fl&trt fGErESTixx-1aAe Sd
GMkksZ-ftne American, 7tA,
Ak1wxEF, April
, 1877-04-23
LEAF TOBACCO.
Especiaiiy reported for 7As THtund tv Alexander
Hntfb


Lnr1av1LLK, KY.t April 7l.-aea&onahic wsather
continues, and extended this week TO tho euttnR llss
Ftc from which ioak for heavier receipts soop the
aTxe Increase this week being uostH fsom tho south.
efn snd southwestern part OF the Stats and Ten.
nesee. RecetpA 1ess about I, 7uD lbs s4au4t Loco
last 1ssk ssss we're a.72a hhds. being ls3 now And
tss 0lds aKAtass WI new and 21l old iast week xad
l,t6i aams week last ysA.
Offerings pstscnted esery type aud slmoat every
grade. with very few but what Ia from risky 10
ve1 soft order. with largo proportion Of heavy CON.
moA gEadea and light weight pkga, causing atemmen
apd rtdFye to ba tho heayteat operators. Tia advance
nottd At tad OF tsst weak was oi Monday but not.
Mathstsndng tue large offerings on Monday aud tnca
ths market sineo then dhpaysd xpected animation
apd strength, re2anlnR what 1t lost on Monday and
coatauta strong s ycaterday stccs vhra t.tshy aud
coMMon heavy iugs ere eassr. but III Desirable HE'D Or
coforJ soF's being scatee Arm, with Ill rood to
sn1lns tu ps!ces tas markat sor III saei efostnr @
s 70 soGa ee4sa .s4
ts1ns't q. of x e sts sg .s a
&. :s.s, si:s! ;e' ss a. y. ~ ef:
x,srpt M H,ss .. neSa 4 r better sapn ,h
j. .s :s%; "a 4 ssSyS 50 .s:s S;s o
e. sS y !4I IL e Ko sold Il slao tos7s
$s$: @ @:;snto. M :2s hey. been
i ;S MIL, eas1, arm
ei;isis sG:;i 3; .ts Ss;s sess
SUB
:ass .sas fes stfs psee y '''' o'as
dssse: I'D ssasrs Id adsnS aaa us eos
e.: IT. Ss1 ssi!f Is sss ~:
~ $11oo sa9 II ahdA OF 1874 crep u $l1a0
, 1877-04-23
COMMERCIAL,

This following were tho receipts and shipments
Of the leading articles Of produce Ia this city
during the twenty -four hours smiling Il O'Clock
tins last year:
, 1877-04-23

<1De tBE Su01G HI.Hg5 3192E
THE IMPROVEMENT IN BUSINESS.
The latest Clearing House reports sre decidedly
favorable. II II true that tho corresponding weck
lAst year embraced one day in which !ttlc business
done at cities, hut tho Increase In clear
incs at New York IA mnch larger than can be thus
accounted for, being about 80 per cent, and estna
appenr at nearly all the cltlcs and even at rhIla-
delph!a. There Is stlll moderate decline In trans
actions at st, 1,ouia, and large decline at San.
Francisco, during tho week ending April Tho
transactions for two weeks ending April II COM
pafo thus:
, 1877-04-23

cATTLE-Erccpt!ng chotre heavy cattle, for which
thnro has oeen erscned demand aud easier prices the
pA4t week Hitnesscd fairly asfaetory market. E1-
porefs taking somewhat lower grsa Of stock
than heretofofe aad esult prices the choicest
qualities have worked dDwpxArd-AGous 15St1oc per
loo 1iA during tho week. The conSeuutnt Increa4a In
tho demand or what may be called second quality ax
OF courrs. rnhsnctd the ralus Ut that cas md at tho
coso Ut Tho week ~e1l'fsstet irovca averaging from
t!aoto i2'o liz commanded nearly II eood hRurrs
81 sEssi s ss9:Ss M Ss:s 4: e FL, II
IT,. s::. :., s$:.xe s'.s.?::sSss $:::;s;
:ss: y: e:
s. @ ~ sprsss2: ~ esa%ns s15'Gs
H.. s.. s!i Il:
:a.y ss1s sa m soss"s T.
III - s' s. s s1 ay IT, @
week cose4 On empty pens.
esss! ;::.:sl ::.; :.:Sss
osoa srci.. xriss:'
,sala IL fiji ;i, xsi3a: @7'aa'
i@s !. ~! 70 ~ A4o9A7s
s9ss s.ti,s Ss;sla: IL *>sto
sSs; Isif. :i.:i a*os'"
ltMlsta l. W na1kst aptnta aetise Ana sscted. Tas
aeH,;nt aaA Msadays tat y nt asoek. tuifh theral
i1e t,!e tn.t u year wsttaken a. ia.n aI,Aacc On
cSi cSiss lxs xsis! .s!sx M 8 = 10
and "Wednesday tho ceipts Proving heavy. ind e ID.
rancc ~ posIstnu. Aut tlnx er1 tl,9 u.
.hs5s X ra. na.ksd !sssss.e e M ress!ps ai i liz
Ut t1s NunK nEarrs o. u $s n, 4a for fou1mon IL
rFtnla l,KA weights. ard 10 fA l4 Us far rul1 i,
(; takes y .is Iss., tise pss:
Saturdays nsrkrt - Ast1IH aud sF.,s. with salta
al!t:a fsasinx frum 2tA& II f.r sxippct, u sso
o.. O. lJt IhniSe lIrasy {ufs II Httl retn
sitEEp-Tlst pAst week winrsscd bHt littls ef4eaxs
!a thc alletp luaRket 1hrrp va q NJittaiu tJftfr
aa1 fair cnlanI at substantially tho ptcss G1rfsni Il
TUG eto Of hs previous week. sales mating Al
stfo !tr cglhH"h 70 antalun Sud at 43M &a8 ~ for
Ge1 te ch9lEe Aua1iss. PCT luu ibs. Sc4sxkk. soli
, 1877-04-23

NEW fonx, April 81. -0ntd arn,, and advanced
from 100si to 157 on decline IN consals and war-
like adt1ees from Europe, Cash gold was In better
demand, and loaned fat to per cent for borrow.
Silver bars, ereenbaeks, 1s7A; gold, t1o. Sill
yer coin. y discount
Governments strong.
Railroad bont!s quiet
State securities qnict and nomtnt1.
II was A day at havoc At the stock Exchange
there having bcen general decline In ssocka rang.
n s s ese es ssass y S.s ssss
poselhle- The henry decline Tin FhlfadeiphIa} In
Penny sylvanta Railroad atock this morning., amount.
I'D e eiese IN wss ~ 81
wl,'eh rtssntlsa: s, Ths market opened dsg. AID
aasc'insa aao pst cent: The lsttet being
iii. and tae market was quite active during s,s
morning. sales mp 10 noon reaching 81, 600 shares,
With ths pi!acps, as,,v,{ IN pelswa1e Laeka;; a;
New York Central. All trunk.l,ne shares were
xsak I'D lows. patty r. sy.npa,y viii ihe sua-
Tae feeiins IN the room was 's very bcssh.p md
there was no effort mndc 10 stem the downward
s9s s,d1g w Ncw fSs
sss ae q as'ss assSP'9s :S: :? Sat-
ds:'sHS from y 70 = fslsa, and e 4d se!er
4 to -; preferred from 4l.i 70 4oX: u, P.1i
erD % t t. g. .aS saa uoon 5 + eee from
s5N to o.. There. were some minors about
further reduction l4eclesrsph rates. Coal stocks.
;ssiise4 s.s j ssnes.i sYlsi."s' IT, ps!s: ,s
- to- e so Ind pssT1,S ssa. e
declined 70 5sk: I Eo!t w.yns dss!insd : p; es"s @
, 1877-04-23

FtF7s1c1o, Pa. April 1l.-rstroleum arm, esudo,
9sGaoA 70 A. Pazkers; redned. l5Hc, phtAdelphls de-
Atett.
ctxrxtAHn. O., Apsl. 2l.-Mssket Qulat, STANDARD
Whlts, llu deg &ess lake
, 1877-04-23

Nxw Tosx. April 7l.-Bu.lnen continues uuist With
hoassa aud ths obhiax t1sds pososss. stox-
Y lolored cotton Roods steady. but brown aud
lleached goods unssltls4 xtth tc1dsncy ards pw
pFesa cn maj 81 that have not been Eedurod Psia
quiet sad Ansrcaa shlttinks reduced 10 centa Wool
en- so0ds In better demand
, 1877-04-23

SbHE10N,
LonDos, Apr,l 2l-Ryening. .-Conso!a for
mtney mud account, iiah.
Amsnran seeurtles-tt5A 1oax; 'G7s. 1osA
lU.4us, tUhtl; new In, 10ui{.
Esw York Central, 81; Eric, OF; preferred, 10;
PAnls, April .0.-Rcntcs, 104f 42nc.
=, Fn.NKronr, April 20.-unttcd States Bonds
Now o., 101S.