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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-10
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The examination OF the claims against the esatpol
Berry Hclscr, the Wall street bankers which Jay
Gould has made objection, was continued yesterday
before Register Fcn, and the claim Of j. r. UnderhMl
Co., amounting to 81, S36 81, was taken up. Mr.
Underhill examined by Mr.. T. q. Shearman coun-
sci for Jay Gould, and testified that his claim grew
out Of gold transaction with tho Arm OF Berry &
hsiscr; ho borrowed from Berry & Helser $35oo0o,
gold, IN September, 1873 for sixty days. against cur
rcncy AS collateral security at The market price, paying
Berry Heser compensation tor tho OF the gold
and hall per cont; whom tho transaction was
closed Berry Heisor informed him that tho geld was
carried Tor account OF Jay Gould. Owing 70 the alb
further examination WAS adjourned. No objections
have yc: been Med against the claim which Jay Gould
put in for over $500, 600.
Application was made 10 Register Fitch by George
H. Robinson, commission merchant who laIlcd in
August last with liabilities OF $45 o00 Tor discharge
from bankruptcy, but opposition was made on the
part Of the creditors.
Alos Feigelstock, merchant Of No. ~ Bridge
street. mas been adJldcated an involuntary uankruSt
the petition OF his creditors. His Liabilities amount
TO about 100000. Seven creditors unite Ia the petit
ton, their Claims ag,rogating $so,6s7 TO- The case
has boon reforred TO Register Allen, who has called
meeting OF the creditors to take place on Novem-
Der II.
held yesterday. Tho schedules presented showed
Liabilities amounting to $50, 900 aud assets. Four
claims proved aggrcgating 49, $780, Of which tho
largest are those OF Asuslus r. Bartlett 0o0 John
Maraiions, $1,000. William Y. Mcintyre was elected
assignee bankruptcy.
Register Alien has adJudicated John Grieves
petroleum broker at No. Hanover street. a bank
rupt, his own petition. HIS liabilities amount to
$35 The assets consist of book accounts, 81 100
ana promissory notes, &C.. $l,ss5, which include
bill Tor $685. the debtor supposed DO insane aud
In an asylum in Germany.
The following assignments with schedules annexed
yesterday died ia the Court of Common Pleas
jacob 5. Cohen to Samuel Cohen. Tho liabilities
amount 10 $50 $50; nominal assets TO $l12, 600 and
real assets to 900. john IL. WILCOX 10 rank H.
Hoyt rho liabilities are stated nj $t35 90; nominal
assets TO S. lo6 o6, and real assets 10 ST. 1874 9a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-10
WILLIAM G. GILMAN'S ESTATE.

The assignment Of William G. Gilman, the convicted
forger to Oliver Drake Smith, with schedule nexcd,
was yesterday nled in the Court Of Common Pieas
Tho assignee states the Liabilities OF tho insolvent at
$751; l02 SO; his nominal assets at $780, and real
assets at $l.,4 All so
The following is complete list OF Gilman's credit
ors:-lhe American Exchange National Bank New York
money loaned $7l3 IS; the Commercial Metal lnsur.
ance Company New York, money loaned, $64, PSI o.;
Daniel Drake Smith, New YORK, money loaned,
$40, 56S a.; Henry Tamadge & Co., New York, money
deposited, 1885 VI u. y. Cakns, New YORK, money
deposited. SO, $50 ~; :. Ushin. Higgarum, Conn
sNAney deposited $4,000; Albert Payne, East Gam.
Reed, Metuchn, N j., bond deposited, So, 00o; Charles
W. Cortc, Grand Rapids, Men, $500; Is. y. Brown,
assets composed almost entirely OF bank and
ancc stock scrip.
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salt. quiet at so for bills and for boxes Blue
w .s m: ss % s .as as ass
quoted "a IS oucssver steady s4c 55e.; gold.
Isns 's ssS''S &C. as GS.sis.s
is's VI. s' acid 'r sss;'r
quoted At ZOE Sa%phcr was Quoted a. Zoe s
r :snfs sr IN SS ss: ssss "si
we're S 10 T. % 1 s @ asa
10.
6 s ss aa. soc src sos
quiet 24c asc Bchromats potash was quoted
a da s. '%s.i % s quiet
root auosa a. &C. o ~H "Issa ana ic for
Gum sedis quiet Al lo1c. lie: TaIss, lie
oiaSas u i,asn 's s '' Orange s sass
&c ws ss,ss s. ssss VA quoted tf
ps messs COLA .n % %
sr sc so 81 oa =: @
d%.aiiaa a. aec Soc large snnaina ss sie Sac r.
s .s a. @ Ssssas :. sopss. ssisa:s
and was quoted a. 3ic c basani oIu was lower aud
os ~ sass ss sa.sS
sssssa s iss Az ies Cape. eissss Arm
mile aows sus. and lover quoted = ,ss
aIysssns was. saiss Al 2ss. s~ss; narisr.% war
English and 15c. 16c Tor German. Sarssparilla
quiet We quote :llondurns, common. 23tac do. do tor
export, 3Oc,, god Mexican l3c loo Jalap quoted
boge was quoted a. SIC Assaintida was steady
ut l5c l7c Carbonate ammonia quoted ut 13lac..
gold Seed The market was steady NJ late prices.
We quote :-Csnary-rp parish, 81 80, Sicily. " so;
PsssA y as Is e. H. y e.
frat, 1lhc. do. second, l0Ac. Mustard Trieste, Tie
California, DC yellow do e4c. yellow English $40 DC
English chemicals firm but quiet The sales 20
caustic soda $40 100 casks bleaching powder Ut 81 80
and 100 bicaro soda ut 44c, ali gold ssential oils
were steady We quote :O bergamot Sandersons 3 80;
oil lemon, Sandersons ~ 5O Inmsens finest oil ~ oo
81 sos oil crston. 81 i24 oil citronea, Doe y ST. oil
lavender, Too. ~ do. do Mitchamj, SIG oil cloves
w co. oil wntergrecn, 81 l2s oil ssssara inclusive,
4c oil pennyroyal nominal 81 81 2o oil OF bav SIS
ali currency
ruled steady ut $780, for choice geese Sic
prime do and 35c for duck
Observation-Disclosures scarce aud firmly held
10 20 Grand Bank in better supply and selling
Mackerel-shore No wore in light suppy 100 bos sold
to-day Tuescay) ut $40; shore No. we're dull 1T S1l
$l sos shore No active and 200 lbs sold At 50 So
Prince Edward Island active aud quoted $50 l
81 bb.s sold within the range Box herring
ruled steady at 13c Tor No. and Ice for scaled Portland
round slow OF sale and quoted AZ 3D. Labrador ruled
quiet at IS 80,
IFS 3S6 bushels corn meal 1850 sacks; corn. l34,597
bushels; n $50 do; rye IA do barley 10 l2l do
barley malt, 1900 do Flour quiet but stendy with
moderate demand tor consumption and export. The
ern. NJ the annexed qnotstions. Rye -four about
steady with sales Of 325 bbs Buckwheat tour ruled
steady corn meal firm; sales ZOO bbls aud
full prices and 800 bags city sacked At 81 6 per
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETS.

Totals. ;:..,...;... 1888 2 594 1891 12,7s3
s M s s' s . .sasa net ss o. ss%
lbs. KsntucIy sold lbs
ears sI's 500 s
pss !sss' y :a'. Seer;
Tssns 81 ..s1. at at ~ sssn
q Gay Gar. .s M IL k ssssi
s o sss srs SS
PIE b. H. vssss &. s"t.s il. \: sarshsss sold
ss ssi per sss1 Weight
at .sS Tor BIZ s's' S ss a
s Ri weigh .1 sss y Ss,s @
for \. Morris 81 Illinois steers a. o. o weight 81
ss st ss 81 CITY 's SSo lo s
s sp & weight wss y % ps vi. 70 head Tor sod
Lee 81 ohio steers. head At sc per b.. is head at Sc
s ss o4 OF aSs per ~
s ssgs l. oso'G ' o % @
s' s~ ~ Ss .. si 70. 'f Briggs .e' 3 S sr
ief aa a. SOLD 1915 ~ asa rssa illinois sM "
per III ws,xn.7 swa; 20 Iin o.. steers at s, per No.
ss &C. per S keasaeSy steers At &C. With
Kentucky steers At lo,ac perlb. with u OF head,
snrrr AND LAMBS Trade steady in sheep and better
sheep sns lambs weight .na b' per ss.a 50 Az per
lbs head. at Axe H. 30 Ohio sheep. weight 90
lbs per head. S. per b. is9 mixed sheep few
lambs weight o3 lbs. head. At 54c lb 93 mixed
Canada sheep and lambs weight % lbs per hean at a
per Hume Elliott Co sold 70 state Lambs. wei mt
NJ ss' issp
lbs, at 5,4c per H.. i66 Canada sheep, weight
sheep and lambs. weight 1880 lbs. at 50 sA
LAWS Iaeubeck sold 2O3 Illinois sheep weight 81 ibs
strong, head at - 200 illinois sheep weight
- los per head at aye per H. las xed Canada sheep
lambs wcight 100 lbs head. at 5xc. por ID. 3
sneep S2s J. Kirby Go. sold ~ State ewes
weight 10s lbs per head At INC per h.. 20 state iamos
weight 6S lbs per head. at She. per ID.
vKsLs CALvEs-Iradc both slow and small Coarse
quality grass led calves sold Sac 4c ID. with
al Sc per To- also several head 50 30
smooth quality veas sold At 7hc 9c ID, Also at $40
per head.
Hocs-on yesterday afternoon 6ls Ohio hogs average
weight 25 lbs strong per head sold nc Size. por ~
this forenoon l9 Ohio hogs, live weight f7nk
lbs per head sold At Size ID 81 state hogt
live weight 226 lbs. per head, sold At por h.
Loads Of Onio hogs now held sale on live weight
Mich Cows-No saes reported.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-10
THE JAMES b. TAYLOR ESTATE.

Mr.. Bentley. the receiver OF the estate Of the late
James b. Taylor, Of the Times has lar progressed
in the details OF settling the affairs OF the deceased
gentleman that he will Immediately advertise for sale,
by order OF the Court nil the real estate. located
mainly in this city aud Brooklyn. The property in
ciudes great number OF lots IN Brooklyn that
ready for immediate improvomenL The sale will DO
made In the Real Estate Exchange by Mr.. X. v. Har-
nett about SIX weeks hence. II Will he remembered
that nearly all the personal property oil Mr. Taylor has
been eaton up by litigation In the courts, but It Is be-
evcd that from this sale good sum can DO realized
forf no he
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-10
ERIE RAILWAY COMPANY.

Mr. Hugh }. Jewett, receiver or the Erie Railway
Company, nled yesterday In the County Clerks onics
his account such tor the month OF August
Tho report shows 81, ,73l "a receipts OF which
$685. oil SO is from receivers certificates and SIS 600
from loans, and disbursements 81 3l 070 3s, OF which
$57a376 8S in redemption OF receivers cerncaeS
and $T5 900 In payment Of loans. During the month
there paid $323907 50 Tor coal lands $40 for
interest and 81, l6l Cd coupons Of mortgage. Tho
balance hand Is increased from SEAS, 744 98 10
$411, 407 a. while the receivers certificates are
diminished by $45. $3.50 &c. Al tho close or the month
$l,SS5.Tl0 6L
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THE SCHOONER LAWSON.

PRovIDsScx, H. l., Nov 8, 1871
To THE EDITOR rnE HERALD:-
Please pcrnit me 70 say thattLe accident caused By
tho collision Of the schooner A. q. Lawson on Pine
street bridge At Providence on tho morning OF Novem.
Is not serious as at nrst reported. The dam
age the bridge will 10 $500 and the
schooner received no damage with the exception OF
losing her bowsprt. Tho accident caused by tho
neglect OF the superintendent allowing team 10 cross
the bridge aitor he was notined Of the schooncr's
having started IRON her wharf. U. : MEHRh0G,
Kart owner 81 he kAwsoa~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-10
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
The closing prices OF Philadelphia stocks we're
MINING SHARES,

The following were the opening quotations for min
Ing stocks at San Francisco to-day -Gouid l. Curry,
10: Savage, az; Chollar Potosi. 35 Ophir 81 Hale
Norcross, 8; Crown Point, o; Yellow jacket, 10H;
Belcher 5h Virginia Consolidated, 27h; California,
BIN; Ovcrman, II; Raymond l. Ely, TX; Best l.
Belcher, n; Kontuck, so; Union Consolidated, q;
Alpha, 1l1s; Sierra Nevada, 4; Mexican. III Eureka
Consolidated Az; Justice, 10; Utah, 10; Jackson s.
The closing prices In San Francisco WERE
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
CONTINUED FROM EIGHTH PAGE.
Ohio skies OF 1881 and Mssouris to which dealings
were confined; District or Columbia 3-e5s sold at
RAILROAD BONDS

Ohio skies OF 1881 and Missouris to which dealings
were confined; District or Columbia S-e5's sold at
TAX.
RAILROAD BONDS
Railroad bonds continue strong. st. Paul &c. and
n. divison) advanced per cent; Lake Shore
coupon seconds, N; Ohio and Mississippi sinking
iunds y Chicago and North western consols ana Pac
nc Railroad Of Missouri nrss each, and Rock Island
skies OF 1917 H. There was . decline Of II in Mich
gan Central sevens otherwise thcre changes.
large number OF the bondnolders of the Lehigh and
Wkesbarre Coal Company, which is at present leased
TO the New Jersey Central Railroad Company have
ormed syndicate TO protect their interest BY way
Of ioreclosng with view OF leasing or selling TO the
Reading or the Delaware, Lackawsnna and Western
Company at higher figure than that proposed by tho
reorganization scheme. 1t stated to-day that over
two million OF these bonds already represented In
the now syndicate.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-10
LIVERPOOL COTTON TRADE.

LIVERPOOL. Nov. o. 1877
The circular OF the Liverpool Cotton Brokers
its review of the trade the ending
says:-"Coton has been dull, with omitted business
rather easier rates aud although to-day Thursday de-
mand Increased last weeks quotations slightly
duced American mas been dull and irregular but gener
ally declined hd To-day, with doing there Is q
steadier feeling at the last named quotation For
island the demand continues moderate uncha
Futures opened quietly ana continued SO until Wednesday,
transactions having taken place at decline Of 332d from
the previous Thursdays closing rates. since them owing
from America they have In
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-10
PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.

PROVIDENCE r. l., Nov. o. 1877.
Moderate business In printing cloths vi full quotations
market closing ~ ii &c., cash. for extra 64x64
Sac. . she, cash tor 56x10 goods
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Totals. l3lS 226 1914
Inc uded In the above 10 bales to arrive Delivered
follows :Yesterday after M-November 200 bales
Lose 40 LU5c 800 1tUtjc. Dece muer 100
NJ ooc $40 at i105c. 100 ~ 11O3c 800 1l.0lc
January, LOO ut l2c 1850 At lille. 500
March, 100 $50 800 At l37c.: April 200 At Lobe
May. 100 NJ 1.66c. June, 900 Vt IL 79c. Total $500
bales To-day up to r. M-November 400 AZ il Ole.
TOO At 1900, 100 at ll.02c. LOO Hole, 30
At lie, 800 At 1880, 100 short notice. 18th. -
Ito Deeember 400 AZ 40 100 q IL Ole, i00
lie, 100 ut iLOic 800 At 10 99c 800 iO9sc NJ
10 e7c, 400 at 10 SIC, 5000 i095c January 500 AZ
llU9c 100 At IL Csc, $500 at li.U7c. 600 Io6c
1850 At iIU5c. 800 at Lose. 800 O3c 1900 at
II Ole, 100 at II O2c. 1900 at Lobe. loo 4oc
800 at l6c H. i5c. March. 400 35c 700 IL
IL 34c $40 al i,c, 200 ut de- 400 NJ 100 April
100 at ii. 49c 500 ~ li.4sc. 500 at li47c. 40 ai
u Ale; May 100 a. ii;eoc;; 200 a. u sec; June.
Total. 1900 bses Grand total, ei,eoo bales.
1,454 bales; New orleans. 1856; Mobile, 2,U93 savan-
nah, 6.DsV; Charleston, 1905 Wilmington. 300;
FOLK, 200; baltimore. 2lU; New YorK 80 Boston, G85
PniIadslphis, 50. Total. 100 This day last week.
mbsr 93s 473 bales Cotton reigns closed ns iolsw
To navre. by steam, AZ. compre sed To Hamburg. W
steam nc, com pressed. 10 Bremen by stoam Ac.
pressed. 70 Liverpool, I'D by steam BY sail. Ac com
Dwuss, Ao-Opium- price advanced In smyrna from
1913 40 pAstes account OF purch Tor China 30
sold tor that purpose Our market
manned very m but not quotaDiy higher being held
~ spot ~ l2s 81 IS for future all gold and
70 Is, CURRENCY Tor joobing and ~ % currency tor
lions; ID. G.. quoted At 2ie., gold, In lots. "
o. Gle, gold; diamond At 20c.. geld. and garnet
gle, currency. Quinins remained hrm II 80 10;
morphine also firm and quoted ~ p 20. Rochelle
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oswEco, Nov. o, 1877.
Flour unchanged. sales 800 bbls Wheat steady and
unchanged Corn quiet ana unchanged barley steady;
sales 10000 bushels by sample. at Sic. 10000 do, by
40 NJ Soc Corn meal milieed and canal freights I'M
changed Lake receipts. none. Flour shipped b rail,
CIsciSSAri. Nov. o. 1877
Flour easier but prices unchanged Wheat quiet but
frmer At ~ 20 VI 80 Corn steady new 34c 5e old.
41c 43c Oats steady and In tKr demand at 27c 3c
Kye frm and IL fair demand 5c 60c Barley steady
and In fair demand common good Western spring Soc
oac Pork firm: new $l3; old $i3 20. Lard steady;
steam sSc.; kettle Sac &c. Bulk steady 5ssc.
Osc and e. Tor shoulders short rib ana short clear
n ddles Bacon quiet and unchanged Green meats
shoulders zs4c. sides 64c. hams 7lc SIZE Whiskey
quiet but at ii NJ Butter and god
sugar steady and unchanged Hogs active and firm
mon. - u 4u light - 30 "a 10; packing, "a %
- 80; butchers u 80 81 DO; receipts $500: ship
mcnts, 6s3.
Flour steady and firm. Wheat In good dem and and
shade higher; No. Chicago spring 81 Oo 81 O cash;
VI O6 81 o6S November 81 U4r 81 O4e1. December:
81 oil all the year; no. do 81 Ok; rejected 93sc.
Corn active firm and higher; 44c cash; 1890 43sc.,
November; 4l1c December; rcjocted Abe Oats steady
and unchanged Rye irmer ~ Sac. Barley easier at
81 so. November; $l2 375s $l2 40 December all
the year Lara dull, and shade lower; 81 10,
IS ON. So November s. - o2ls December 81 a7
s. all the year. Bukneats caster; shoulders short
rib 6z4e short clear, Tie whiskey u u5l Freirhts
Corn Buffalo. 3sac. 3s4c Receipts $4,000 bills;
wheat, $1,000 bushels: corn Us 900 do oats tDO 900 do.
rye 400 do barley 80 900 do Shipmentsrlour ~ 900
do barley 10000 do. At the close wheat c. higher.
Corn steady and unchanged Oats &c higher Pork dul,
weak and lower 81 37z all the Lard quiet aud
unchanged.
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asked. Dat. steady. No :, aexs; No. -hi,e. as'le

asked. Oats steady: No 2, 26Zc: No. white. 26i4c
Clover seed. s. o5. December.
Flour arm: sales 100 bbis unchs nsed prices.
Wheat in good demand and arm closing strong and with
upward tendency sales 1900 bushels Green Bay on
private terms 10000 do. No sheboygan club Ut 81 ~
1000 do. No. hard Milwaukee 81 ~. 10000 DO. No.
Milwaukee to arrive at 81 ri, $40 do No Milwaukee
at 81 n and 500 do do At 81 % Corn nrm and quiet
sales 800 bushels No. mixed Western private terms;
900 do. In lots 81 52c 52ac Oats inquired for aud
fm 31c bid. 32c asked for $500 bushels No. Chicago:
Barley neglected Rye inactive. Malt quiet Pork duh and
easy nominalIy 81! heavy Lard 40 lover dull
&c. Csc. Hehwiles dull 81 % for city made.
Canal freignts unchanged. railroad heghis firm and
uval
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LIVERPOOL GRAIN TRADE.

LIVERPOOL
LIVERPOOL, Nov. o. 1877.
leading grain circular In all directions tho
British wheat markets reported dull and. although
there appears further reduction generally
shilling per quarter lower the quotations OF this day
business here and in districts
exceedingly nanimae since Tuesday tho vaao OF that
being with difficulty maintained MaSe Ia quiet
with the tendency slightly in buyers favor This mornings
erably attended steady with odcrnte
wheat, Californian. winter and all
classes OF American fully supporting the currences OF Tues
day occasional concession OF penny GENITAL being
made spring lots to clear sales quay. Flour wus
slow and without change fair business done In
at last quot atons.n
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COMMERCIAL,

LivKRPooL. Nov. 0-5 r. NJ
Cotton-Futures closed quiet. npsnds. low mddiiug
clause, December and january delivery. cid.
LIVERPOOL. Nov. 9-5 30 p. NJ
Produce-Rehned petroleum. I'd lad per gallon.
Spirits Of turpentinc, 23s 3D.. ABS Cd. per cwt
ANTWERP, Nov. 0. 1877
Petroleum. 31E for fine pale American.
LONDON Nov. 9-4:l5 r. NJ.
Silver Is quoted at sod per ounce.
NEW YORK PRODUCE EXCHANGE REPoRr
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 8, 1877
Pork-Eastern dull at 6Ss.: Western dull Cos. Bacon
Cumberland steady 4os. shoot rib dull Ais. 3D.;
long clear dull ut 4l..; short clear Gull Il AIS.
iiamsLong cut steady sos; shoulders hrmer ass
Beef-india steady ut lo3s extra steady
HOS. primo mess steady At Dos Lard-Prime Western
duli ut AS I'D. TallowPrme city duh 40s. 3d. Tur-
nc-Spirits steady mt 25s. at
bs 3D.. fne dull A. los Cheese American choice dull
63s Lard oil dul Ats. Four-ExIra dull
Wheat-No spring dull vt los. Id; No. duh los
3D. winter dul ut lis Id Corn-Mxed soft steady at
Cottonsced Oil American none la market
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BUSINESS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

A GENTLEMAN, THE INVENTOR AND PAfENTEg
n Of nm Improved prUcoss tor cprned cooked
beet. desires partner with capital s3,vDD
$2OOJv Tor tue pnrpp OF enarTng bs packing business
Ia neil hborine cty aarge foreign and trade al
ready estabitshcd, moderate fortune be assured,
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FRIDAY. Nov. 0. 1877.

ln:l5 TO ll:30 A. N.
( $1,000 u s $40 G. '6S.. 10
5000 U s SIS, 1910 c. 1887
4 1000 U \ SIS, 81, r be 1861
I 10000 U . ~, 70, 1907. lU21.
! 1900 do. ....... be 1O2L
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COTTON STATEMENT.

flowing ere ths total net receiDts Or cotton since
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-07-24
NOTICE.
Administrators Sale Of Real Estate,

TYNDER AN ORDER OF THE PRO.
~ BATE Court Of Hamilton County. Ohio
In case No, 2,728, l will offer for sale A.
Public Auction, on the premises. at 10 O'Clock
4. d., on THURSDAY, August %, 1877, all
shat tract Of land situated In the County M
hamilton, tate Of ohio, and being In 6e
ship ,, first ntire range In the Miami Pur.
Chase. and bounded as follows, wit:
Commencing on the south boundry line OF
said section =, at the southeast corner OF the
tract Of land late belonging to John Aston, de-
ceased, thence north II ueg. west, n So 100
chains, to the north bounuIy OF said Aston's
tract; thence north S9h deg west, s S61i -lUO
ohalns; thence south parallel with the first
line n 08-iO0 cha ms; thence east on the south
h0undry oil said Section, 8 66]S 100 chains to
she place of beginning, containing "A acres OF
land.
Appraised at $3,9D.
The terms OF sails are one-third cash. one
third in one year, and one third In two years
from the day Of sale, with interest, the de-
:erred payments to be secured by mortgage on
the promises sold. JOHN HUBER, JR.,
administrator OF John Huber, deceased.
CALDWELL u CALDWELL, Attorneys
jJM-6CIu
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bird Edition
'THE LATEST
Trouble On the Vandalia.

! National Associated Press to the Star
EAST ST. LOUIS. July M-3:30 P. NJ
There was trouble abe I'd here when the
Vandalia went through at 1880 and
reached the Relay Depot. Two OF the
Executive Committee pulled out the
coupling pins behind the mail cars and
told them to go on with your mail,
we've got nothing against the Govern
ment of our country"
With shout OF triumph from the two
hundred strikers and five thousand
sympathtzers. everybody thought this
was the commencement OF hostilities.
but Conductor MoMahon, who was in
charge Of The train, stepped down from
the platform and into the excited
crowd. He was nervous, aud there was
tremor in his speech as he addressed
the gang which betokened fear, not,
probably, for his own safety, but for tha t
Of lhe one hundred and twenty pass ell :
gers In his charge. After half an hours 8
parleying, the committeeman allowed
the passengers to 60 on.
. NO COMPROMISE PROBABLE, -,
PITTsBURa, July A.-Trouble is
expected on the Reading Road. The
hands refused to transport the troops to
Harrisburg. A rumor was current that
The Pennsylvania Rad would yield to
the strikers. Colonel Tom Scott says
there is no compromise probable.
BEGINNING TO FEEL SAFE.
PHILADELPHIA, July 24.-fhe DID,
quesne Grays escorted this alterhoo oon
the remains OF the Pniladelphia soldiers
killed at the round-house In Saturday
and Sundays fights TO the depot, whence
they will be shipped home.
One man was arrested who alone
killed four Philadelphia soldiers, pick
ing them of one by one. A feeling of
safety and security Is gradually perYad.
ing the community as new regiments
are formed and march through the
streets.
1t is reported General Cass consented
to an advance of the wages of. the
strikers on the Fl. Wayne Road. but
Colonel Scott would not agree. The
situation here at present is quiet.
GENARAL STRIKE IN CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, July 24.-This morning the
yardmen belonging to the Illinois Cen
tral, Michigan Central, Baltimore & Ohio
and Michigan Southern ceased work, |
This blocks the distribution OF freight,
and will, no doubt, he followed by a
freight train blockade.