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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-11-01
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J. Walsinglam's buildings, in Salem, have
been destroyed by fire.
Mr. Henry Holt, of Rock Elm, is to teach
in Union, district No. 5.
MIR. J. I. McCIeary visited this place on
Saturday. County Superintendent" was
the question.
Nelghbors boys and girls, meet here and
there to talk on politics, the best way TO have
good time, and II husk a little corn
Another daughter at L. K. Shows
J. w. Baker sold his span of spring colts
for $50.
Corn huskings are the order of tile day
just now. -Four reported last week.
Politics are talked, and II. s. Baker seelas
to stand in good favor for County Supt.
Members Of Linwood lodge, L. .. q. T., an
ucipate lively time at their open lodge
{. Bartlett's family arrived from Hartford
Washington county, in rain storm yester-
day.
Is ii the latest fashion 60 accompany young
lady within mile OF home and then leave
her to look out for company the rest OF the
way!
Howard is building new house on A.
Martins place and purposes cutting 100
cords of maple wood this winter al 50 cents
per cord.
We are glad TO notice one sensible move of
the greenback party in this county, i. e., the
nomination Of Fl. S. Baker Tor County Supt.
of schools. We believe in sticking TO a good
officer when found
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You'll find good Tea at Gaylord's.
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KINsIoKrSsIc.

kINNICKINNIC.
A pleasant family reunion occurred al Mr..
Wilson's on Tuesday.
Mrs. Franklin Nye expects to start soon for
Cheyenne to spend the winter with her son.
4. w. Nye, the "Mark Twain" of the Rocky
Mountains.
0f the abundance of good things LETT from
the silver wedding feast at James Mapes' so
many "baskets full" were taken up that the
young folks were called IN to help dispose of
them last Saturday afternoon.
OAK RIDGE.
Mrs. j. Lennon is going to teach in dis
trict No. 2.
I. Britton and wife are happy over the ar
rival OF a new voter at their house
Mr.. David J. Reeds little CIR, ageed years,
is very sick with the scarlet fever.
Mr.. Rodgers and family started for their
new home in Barron county last Friday.
Mr.. Airport, of this place, raised potatoes
that 80 III nHmber measured one bushel
Mr.. Chapman and Peter Bartholomew have
purchased the Cady Creek grist-mlll OF
Messrs. Thompson x Palmer
Mr.. q. w. Geibson, J. T. and s. E. Shields,
have sold their farms and gone to Polk coun-
| ty.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Shield, aged ~ and rs, have
| agreed TO abandon farming aud are going to
| spend the winter with their daughter-Ellen
Bailey.
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River Falls. Wis. Oct. 9th. Is,
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-11-01
Rirer falls Journal.
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avER FALLS. WIS.,. NOV. l, 1877
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-11-01

J. A Stirratt has returned home
w. T. Houston has moved to Diamond
Bluff
The new school-house in District No. is
nearly finished.
John RELY has moved from Prescott to the
farm he recently purchased of VIM. Graham.
MIR. Baker seems to be the teachers choice
for Superintendent. That in itself auguls
well.
A son of Rufus Prebble was quite seriously
injured one day last week by The premature
discharge of a gun.
The ld-be-leaders of the Democratic
party In this county were little disappoint-
ed in their pet scheme at the convention last
week.
The New York herald., 1877-01-09
S2OtUO Mo G's. ! b. .....
100 Terre II I'd pf. :.
COMM ERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON: SPOT, FIRM; FUTURES CLOSED WEAK
FLOUR FIRM-wHEAT DULL-CoRN DULL-oATs
FIRMgR-wHIsKEY EAsIER-PoRK LOWER
LARD LowER-PETRoLEUM DULL-sPIRITs
TUIPENTINE NoMrNAL-ROsIN UNCHANGED
OILS FIRM-CoFFEE sTRoNG-s SUGAR FIRM
PREIGHTs QUIET GENERALLY.
MONDAY Jan. SO T. NJ.
The markets were generally quiet aud unchanged,
but in one or two unsettled apd lower. This
was the case with pork and lard, but other com.
modities on 'Change remained without especial
of. Corn was also dull, but not quotably lower. Oats
werc nrner Whiskey was dull and easier Pork
was decidedly lower Lnsd also lower close.
Freights were quiet. Cotton tho spot firm Flu.
lures closed weak. Coffee strong Sugar remained
firm. Oils were also hrm Petroleum dull. Naval stores
were dull and nominal.
CorrKEThc market for Rio quiet but strong; s52
bags Rio Anna 12Oi and 1852 bags do, Hawthorn
and do santos, Gustav Adop sold before arrival
private The stock here night is 74s1 bags
at Galveston. 1000 bags and Ut Baltimore. 400 bags
Mild coffee was firm. We quote :--Ordinary car
goes l9c. 1870 fair do. 2lc 2li1c good do 2i c.
2la.c; prime do 22c 22i4c extreme range for lots.
ioc. 24c.; Santos. tair to good 2o1<c. 2lAc..
gold, ninety days; lava. government bags. pc a3c
do, grass mats, re 25c susaporc. Ioc. 2lc.:
Ceyon 1870. 2Olsc Maracaibo 1856 DOC Laguayra,
1Dc. zoe jamaica lsc. lvc ut. Domingo l6tc i7c;
Porto Rico lfc 2lc.: Costa kca, 1sc 2c.: Mcxlcan
I.,c Manila lee 19sc.; Angostura. isc. 2Oc
Savanila. lTLc zoe: Curacoa IKE. = lYc
Cor1oSIherc fair demand tor cotton and the
market ruled nrm ut the late advance Futures oened
especially the latter and closed weak.
The closing prices to-day compare with Saturdays AZ fol
The New York herald., 1877-01-09
NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY JANUARY l877wrH SUPPLEMENT-

L. Eop's 70 MI:'oa steers a. o per b. ,!,h 81 ,.
W Alert xsron 10 nnos s'scrs S"sis at s.s ''I r.' r.
49,. = Is:; oss @sa Ss, Ss'f ss,ss
steers a, a9,c 10 xeisht o. 81 swi. illinois
steers at ioe psrio weigh. 0' 2 Illinois steers Is
Steers At o. per IT, weigh, ev y illinois s,esr. a.
oc per ~ win 81 on pei mead weight t4e~ scant sS H.
S. sss, .o a 10" % as ssT "a AsS,s sss' q 9T y
& pS, per- s % with o nsr e s~ ss u se. w s: M f.
sold @ Ser ic. a" AZ a & Ss sqH Ssss is
ns.f WEIGHT: s,, @ ss 81 sw y pe; .,ss :, ZOE
ios chls.y steers lie per Pc IS'Sn ill., ssah, *
sr sss % si o b. p.r Gn e.a on = Is sS =
aosk. y Az 7Ts perle I. NsSon sold ils Gull oso
ioo Onto sheer weigh. per Ssad at 5.s o. per
ss S psr ' 10 '''p nuesiasRam tsi 'ss ssa
@ sheep sheep weight S per 'fsa nssa at
&c per sr s Is :asss ss l ~ At
head psr H. iss ss. iISss sss%. ssssp.
as m ,s G sela per- a. head % at per per per- % g Es
;assy sheep wsisA. head ~ pc; DAVIS
1900 I.: ,ssc per ID 50 canada sheep Lambs,
Ssis' @sH e e. 4. si M ,ss s
wssh, i, sp Gs M .p PER s is, Canada lamb
100 lbs Ie per H.; ~ Illinois sheep. ~egat 10
ibs at 81 per ew; Io5 illinois sheep. weight 1860
lbs at De- lb l92 State sheep, weight $50 lbs AT 3c
per lo 10 Ohio sheep weight o3plo at 57c b li9
ONO sheep weight i0SU bs at 0lsc per To- ~ Michigan
sheep weight OaO hs nt &C. To- sold Tor ending
January 1877. ioss sheep and lamLs at - "a average
head J. Kirby sold M state sheep. wegh.is77o lbs.
VI 5ac peril 2io State sheep weirht loo lbs y. 5c
Per 10 3ss Michigan sheep wes H. ovo bs at 5se per
!I Ohio sheep, we,rhs 900 lbs. at 6Ar pes ID;
per IT.. Hume q Elliott sold go State
sheep weight 2i,Jol lbs at SIZE H.; 81 sheep,
weight 800 lbs. &C. per h.: isU Ohio sheep weight
1889 bs at 5c per ID; i6o Ohio sheep sht is
~ o4c. per n. $50 Pennsyvania sheep weight TD5bD
lbs :, &C. per h.; ic6 state lambs weight I3.soj es,
At 74c ID. sold Tor week ending January q, 1877.
1864 sheep and lambs u, s. ~ average per head.
MILcn Cows. The demaad has fallen or: range of
$40
VEALs AND CALvEsSinOoth quality veals sold al 7lsc
Zoe To- part meal fed calves, ut So
head
Hoes Trade small; Al Ohio hogs live weight 9s6, lbs
sold at 4s.c b.; "a Ohio hugs live weight 1900 lbs
sold Al G7xc. H.
The New York herald., 1877-01-09
The Stock Market Moderately Ao-
tive and Dull.
GOLD WEAKER AT lO0 3S A LOG l-S.
Government Bonds Active but q Shade Lower,
in Sympathy with Gold.
Railway Bonds in Fair Demand-Money
on Call 7 and 6 Per Cent.
WALL STREET, |

MONDAY. Jan. S-6 +. NJ
There being runaor committee In session to-day,
and. consequently, no tales once twice told TO in
vi,e "nyers'' excite speculation the Board re-
solved itself into quasi surrogates court, and gam
bed upon the probable provisions OF Mr. Vandcrblt's
will.
AS these supposed to affect principally Central
and HUDSON Lake Shore and Western Union, 1t was
10 the above securities that the business Of the session
was mostly confined Opinions differ, however, as TO
tho effect likely to DO produced each and quota
tions shaped themselves accordingly. Thus Lake
Shore, after moderate turn upward at the opening,
commenced to sink away from the highest price OF
Box OK DIVIDEND and eventually brought up at 81 ~.
Tho suggestion made in this column days since,
that in the death Of the Commodore Lake Shore had
lost its mainsay, to be accepted highly prob
able, while IL is still further surmised that Mr. W. H.
Vanderbilt, being less partial than his father u null
tipcity OF irons in the fire. may choose concentrate
his attention upon the Central and Hudson property
and leave Lake Shore to take care Of itself OF
this would mean the marketing of the stock OF the lat
ter company held by the estate but in this
clear how the Central road is control its
Western connections unless the Canada Southern limo
can be made to do duty in their stead. Howbe some
such reasons these were advanced this morning,
with the resulting decline above noted Central and
Hudson, for nearly contrary reasons. advanced to
lo21<, but in the afternoon fell of to 1Ol when the
gist Of tho will became known. Why. It Ia not very
evident, though some misanthropists sarcastcally
suggested that disappointed expectans selling
through pique the egacies they had failed receive
There occurred another unfortunate Slip In Illinois
Central to-day, gssade of prices the thin leo Of
its value.
The ''Watch on the Rhine" had evidently detected
that something going wrong with the property.
and the result OF the discovery a Tcutonc dstri-
button Of shares at rates that ranged from 90 S.
though complete recovery made before the close
Of business.
Dividend payments are still tending bondward, but
with less activity than last week. while money call
rather easier, though rates continue sufficiently
sharp check any decided bull movement in The share
mari ket
SALES
The transactions at the Stock Exchange to-day ag-
grcgated GO 900 shares New York Central and Hud
son, 500; Erie 30O Lake Shore, 1G $50; Northwest
crn, 500; do. preferred. 400; Rock Island, / 800;
Pacific Mail, 200; ST. Paul, S0O do. preferred, 900;
Ohios, 6900 Western Union, 1900; Wabash, 200;
Union Pacific, $50; Delaware, Lackawanna and West
ern a. 400; New Jersey Central, 700; Michigan Cen
tral, g. 500; Illinois Central, 500; Hannb and St.
Joseph, 1900.
OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES
The New York herald., 1877-01-09
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON. Jan. 8. 1877
sG , Or Gd'nsry s Net 1Ssscp se,e Dalss
nent 6i6 coastw'se 1881 Sales. s.i5. sot%, i-5.sos
NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 3. 1877
anary ll'e Ss' ssslps sI"o ssss ,aSi
Continent, i,a7s. Sales. 1000 stock, :iO7 isS
Cotton active and ,m., m,aaia. fss. @ JAN "x lsn
ps2:s cos.~s sSs sales So sspes 1"s' hS
CnARLxsroy. Jan. &. 1877
,,ss.s; good or%lns$y iss rsssip: ses
sSassv.s Pss sales. .so5 's s.oss &c sSaa '
Cotton quiet. %a''qa ,s, Ss% niia'as @ 's'a
sSsw sSss s ss So Fe:sp.s s.Jss sl bale" Exports
WILMINGTON. \. G.. Ian. 4. 1871
n , s e sr .a sas 1.s
Dip aud virgin. Tar steady at 81 90
Flour steady wns.. steady, IS.HcG SS xh,s 5.s isaI
s ,. M a NJ sesrrs .s 81 81 s M Is Ss
SOs DO" y. q. Corn steady new HIgh mixed 4is 81
May 'S ' Waite. issjs.d 3 sss .'.fs
Drs aa he w"s s. 60 % s. ssiss y a a. " ~
$500 do. corn. 5000 do oas shipments bbs hour,
OswEco. Jan. s, 1877
Flour steady; sales 10, ibs Whe,. ansaaas'd Corn
quiet and unchanged; Corn mea! unchanged. Milreed
% New s'aa Ys reni; e sS,ss
York. $50 per car OF 10 tons
BUFfALO Jan. q, 1871
Receipts Flour, 100 bbs wheat. 400 bushels;
ll,Do do oats, 5000 do. barley, SUI do shipments
flour, ~ 30 bUls: wheat 4Uu busheis corn do
oats 5GUu do barley 40 DO Grain In
Wheat. l.S6l ISL busnels 4,,3j7 oats ll2 5.3
do barley. l]l 1874 do rye 2j6i3 do. malt 20
300 do total DIG. .OJ do. Markets auict the
certainty OF shipping grain restricts trade
5000 nusheis sheboygan club ut 81 A. Cornsales 800
bushels low mixed Toledo 55c.; 800 do No ixed
Western nt Doc 900 do track JJc Flour
sales 800 bbls. NJ unchang nged prices.
CHICAGO Jan. g. 1877
- Flour steady aud irm Wheat active hIm and higher;
"a 2e March: NO do 81 ~ aSi 49, rejected, ss,se.
Ac. February S3sac March, rejected 3-c Oats In
demand and higher 3iac 33c cash. 351sc February;
'pjc. March. Rye steady and unchanged Barley dull II
o3tyc. Pork unsettled but gene ally lower; opened
strong and hsher, closeJ firm inside prices;
sl7 10 a si7 80, cash; SIS 12is Sls l5 February;
SIS III sis AZ, March; has solu ut
sls 80 SIS So March. Lard active firm and higher
closed heavy 81 10. cash; SIi 5ai, February: SII
$ll 40 March. Bulkineats steady. vita fair pn,and
Dressed hogs active highcr heavy, 81 rs 81 80,
light. 81 80 81 49, Whiskey easier, o. Receipts
do oats. 1000 do rye, $500 do; barley 1000 do.
Shipments-flour $500 bbis wheat 2OuOJ bushels
$500 DO; bats ooo do rye 7v1 do harley, 1900 do
At the afternoon call Of the Board gcr VI -
ssl .sia febraay 81 sos ~ 3o' March Corr steady,
Oats unchanged Pork hrmer and unchanged Lard
Sii 40 $u i75a, February.
The New York herald., 1877-01-09
NORTH CAROLINA BONDHOLDERS.

Tho committee appointed by tho 'bondholders Of
the state oil North Carolina lett for the South ycstcr
day. They will stop at Philadelphia, Baltimore and
Richmond whore II Is proposed 10 hold meetings and
appoint delegations from each city accompany them
to kaleign.
THIS would seem to DO a direct cut to the trustees
appointed ut the meeting held IN the New York Clear
ing House, and which was understood to DO more 10
The interest OF tho especial tax" bondhoiders though
u was not wished that such impression should 70
forth
The committee and trustees viii probably not act to-
gchcr at ALL and II Ia doubtful whether they will even
meet ut Raleigh either as JOINT separate body the
trustees IL is said do not consider II within their ilus
OF duty to 30 10 Ra.oigh
The New York herald., 1877-01-09
CLOSING PRICEs--3 p. NJ.
ADVANCE AND DECLINE.

ADVANCE DECLINE
The following are the changes closing prices COM
pared with those OF Saturday.
ADVANCE Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph y: Erie
u Rock Island 81 St Paul, y; preferred. u; United
States Express. 2.
xE-Gold y; American Express. y: Adams
Express. u Union Pacific, "a Wabash, A; ONO aud
Mississippi, "a Northwest u preferred, -; Lake
snofe -. Illinois Central, "a; Hannibal and 81
Delaware ana Lackawannh - Chicago and Alton pre-
fcrred, /.
MONEY MARKET.
Exchange was steady and unchanged. Prime ster.
ling asking rates, 4s41s and 4.s6Js selling rates,
s3N, s4 and 1885, reichmarks, 9Iss g4as, and 95a
g51 cables, 95A 0G prime Paris, g. 1917 and 145s
Money closed at per cent CALL after loanng
down to six per cent The rates OF exchange on New
York at the aforementioned cities to-day were -Sa-
vannah, 5le offered selling par to $40 offered; Gin
cinnati, steady, so 100 discounts ST. Louis par; Now
Orleans commercial ,-lo, bank "a Chicago 90 prem
ium and Charleston scarce, d discount to par.
THE GOLD MARKET
Gold opened at 1861 and closed at 1OGli the ex-
trcmcs Of the day. The carrying rates 7a7 per
cent gold
OPERATIONS THE GOLD EXCHANGE BANK
Sola balances ..................... 81, 800
currency oaahces.... l3os,I31
eross cIcarahccs ..................... 23536,OOO
The following the imports of specie last
week.
uoiu $lyU, 2JZ
Silver coin .......................... 1856
boid DUST 4ly3
Total.... $509 S3l
= CLEARING noCsE STATEMENT.
currency exchanges sS2 l5O $50
currency balances. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3l9l,9S4
eAonauBes....-... IL! $50
Ioid balances. I,502 4l3
THs uSrRD STATES TREASURY.
The Assistant Treasurer to-day paid out $2j9, 900
account Of interest," and s92, 900 In redemption Of
Hystwsnty bonds and s., 500 silver Revenue receipts
The New York herald., 1877-01-09

Now Orleans $3.50: Mobile 1927: Savannah. 4.07s;
Charleston i46s; Wilmington; 2D7 Noriois .:2a7 New
York. 1917 boston. 77S: Phiiade pha. I0l Total,
273l7 This day last week. 36,s44 This day las.
3o.7sI Total since september 2Gso,so7 bales Cotton
freighs closed follows ITO ayre by steam. &c. com
pressed To Bremen. by steam. c compressed; py SAL.
quiet
Flour ASD GRAN.-cce pts-Fonr. 1i397 bbls. wheat.
36OpO bushels meal. % Lbls. aud 81
81 100 bushels 45 TO rye. 4ss2 do barley,
l2Uoo do. barley malt, .3oo do. Tho Hour market
dull but hm Tor all grades: the sales were aoou: $3.50
bbls. including state. Western southern. the
nexcd quo:aons Rye -four quiet 100 bbis sold
~ "a 90 81 10. Corn meal quiet with sacs Of about
$50 bbls and sacks 50 CO aud s. IS
q X3 10 for Western md Jersey yellow.
The New York herald., 1877-01-09
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETS.

Brsvrs-rrade on this forenoon extremely slow At
rss r,s X % s s. s a".s rss sw sy 10 ew
'is; fsss
iins, ,;ssI. - o'e per r. weight sT ,sI iInoI.
10, weight % liuoi. per d. Weight sS
,.ss steers ; :, lof Pc, s weigh, o ss. ,.lSHE r
steers at s>Sc per H. weighs cwt. can. Tor J. Norton
& To- Sais s. ~" :T na,cS %s1a 90 5 i o
HnrS III so Il oss % ps G pr s s H. I
sold on commission is DRY state cows at 3.ae.
g. = s .' 'iss :! y: Ne . a'
State .. per h. weight D, ls. 80 g drc'. o los
g ID; net ellis Blown sod or s dncr 81 "o .sesfs
s, e, ,s:s,s s per "SSs % IT, ss
ioe~, g w. .sii sgld Tor 'sIi 10 state ossna, s.ss
81 mixed Kentucky cattle steers dry and oxen st
s Wsssl I'D ,S' for self and r''fns n,lns.sns & er r
II pG, s,s steer, a .s e. pSr S . weight sw, s'rong'
G. Koln sold ior H. Koh 10 Kentucky socrs at otc per
weight 3; cwc becker KcntuelS steers at
s % III r. g ks"ass ss al :" 9 pc,
y 3 kssusss Ken ss bull. 80 At ' 's S. psi tw f.. e Hs
s.s por TO-. weights CIV. ew. ,sesas; ). Blown.
sKs%,assy '..s,. io,.s, D., vssss ii sss Isi
ss':is] ;S f.1" 2 $' 'i;sI 4
Kcn,ncssv VI, leer ay ". nss per H.
weisht Ia cwt.; for hell i Jo,eph. - Hcnt acEy
steers a. loe per b., with Il Of per head,
10. weight 81 IS onio steers at iie per b..
weight sa for ID McPner,on, 03 illinois steers u,
D4e iUtsc Ib weight 81 cwt = ODonnell sold for
Waixc Alleron 80 Illinois steers ut y4c per ib weight
81 cwt - Illinois steers At Oac. per lb. weight
30 iiiisois steers a. ,'le; per ib.v weight, "a
nos steers a, y4a "a los pc, b.. with
~ per head on IL head. sold nt top
price. weights o.. cwt D. Waxe sold tor Waxcl
Aierton 10 Illinois steers etae per ib weight 6s cwL
40 Illinois steers. NJ IOtsc. per ID, weight Y. cwt NJ
Goidschmidt sold for Mycr kcgenstein is Illinois
steers ~ 91.c per a.. weight % cwt. SO Illinois
81 head weight ga ew,.; "a Illinois steers at
lutc. per h.. weight ~ with III head ON 3J
head: Illinois steers ~ iOac per To- weight -, cw
Illinois steers at ilsc per b weight cwt ~ Nor.
rs IL Illinois steers at lOsc per lb., woght IA cwt
The New York herald., 1877-01-09
CONGRESS.
re ONTINUED FROM EIGHTH PAGE. ]

strength location and occupation OF the troops OF tho
army; how many are being used on the frontier. how
many IN the southern States and how many in and
around Washington; when the troops were ordered 10
Washington, the nature OF their orders and by whom
made, and the purpose for which troops we're ordered
TO Washington, with power to send for persons and
papers.
Mr.. CoyGER, frcp.l OF Mich. objected.
Mr. TnRocKxoRToS moved 10 suspend the rulos and
ADOPT the resolution. Lost-Ycas $50, nays a. not
two-thirds In the atIirmatvc
NAVAL oFrTcERs'
Mr. HAkkIs lfep.) OF Mass. from the Committee on
Naval Affairs, reported bill to appropriate waitng
orders pay to naval officers whose pay was affected BY
general order No 2l6 and 10 repeal section i42 OF
the Revised Statutes Referred to the Committee Of
the Whole.
The Speaker announced select committee to
Investigate the corrupt or Improper conduct OF the
Washington Police Comm missioners, Mcssrs. Lcmoync,
eflnois; Miliker OF Kentucky; Candler Of Georgia;
Banks Of Massachusetts,, ana W. b. Williams, Of
Michigan.
The House then, at ten minutes to four O'Clock, ad-
1ourned.
The New York herald., 1877-01-09
FATALLY INJURED.

Matthew Kennedy, OF No 80 Washington street
was fatally injured yesterday IN froat Of q cotton
storage warehouse a. No 81 Greenwich street "
being struck On The bead w large cotton hooxs
The New York herald., 1877-01-09
EUROPEAN MARKETS.
COTTON,

conpouc. ssa eneaod1 ssrSos nsIS": jar" @ g Sa. IsT
clause March and April delivery 7Dssd uplamds low
mIdil.ng clause April and May delivery I'd npand.
lands low middling clause. shipped January Zebra
ary, sail, 3Iod.
Ecansd ssi's%% p is ps, ss9s @ ,-or 49, 3D.
Eenned petroleum. iod. 2od rer gallon splits Of ,ar.
pcntins. 3os per evil
Petro. cum. AK Tor Cue pale American.
LARD.
Lard, a,. por cwt FOR American pork ia per Ibi or
PRODUCE.
New York Produce Exchange Reportl
p.,hs..,.,, s,,., =, so L',gnroo,~ Jan = III
BACON -Cumbcrand cut umc o. 1is short rb steady at
s ea ar at M 'I,s ssaass ss. .saay s
sSa Dccf-inds steady at vos.; extra moss
Prime .sste.a S,lasr a, s's ID. I4lio~1rri% city
Common hrlncr at os nj hno dali a, TO-. 81 cHcese
A%srsA" seieo a , & -. Lard eiNgne ln the
sprins duI! a. s VI 30 do duh at ios Cd winter
a da at s,si o S" aa S s. Tor @ ne% I
Receipts Of wheat too the week from atlantic ports 800
other sources i71oo qua'tcrs receipts OF 1870
THE BRITISH GRAIN TRADE.
I.oSpoN. Jan. =. 1877
Tho Mt ze Erves' in its weekly review of,hc ir.i,h
have continued hard fo, being reported Ia Scotland aud
nid weather and persistent rain htou the ndlan
aud southern counties of England Agricultural affairs
have necessarily been brought stands: the saturated
condition VI Tie lana being uniavorabe to cereals the
stock OF English wheat ON oncr In London and
country markets having been worse than at any time
since the harvest and owing the imposbty thrash
ing the supply being extremely chuty Provincial trade
however, has experienced smother rise OF shilling
quarter but some farmers nwling 20 sell this
advance Imports nsc London have been light chiefly
East indian descriptions, and trade ruled very n last
weeks prices During the three mouths the
wheat has been steadily tending upward, and has
reached q point whore pausc may DO expected rs
milcrr, rule. are stocked Tho publication
VI the stocks At shows consider able
dminuon coaparcd with the period last year. As
Imports viii apparently be moderate the
month or moro the depletion OF stocks viii prooa
by continue business In feeding has been
although As rule values quOtaby unchanged. With
very limited arrivals ports OF call until the end
week hoanR have steadily mani aimed the late
prices. except maize, which has given way slightly.
The New York herald., 1877-01-09

BEFORE CAlL-l2:30 P. NJ.
$1,000 liar lst. li9h 100 shs L. NJ sKR 55sf
5'OlCSN a3 100 d0..........s3 55ss
1900 Long Island lst 1L0 10 III Cen 5y7S
10 Ch X Nil ist. 1O4 100 do. ......,.... co...
10000 est Pac bds. lUOH 100 Chi h NV KK 3BX
800 shs West I'm Tel b3 72M 2ODM st L KIt pr 53z
100 NY g x Hk RR. lO2la IL iIel. L. Il w RR.. rs
100 Mich Cen Rk SIS s77s 300 Ohio Il Miss kkb3 TX
6O do: .......... 4s 400 do.........s3 7A
lUb I'm Pac KR.. :. coz 200 do........... ~
100 LIS tiR. b3 51s 10 Chi Alt RA pG l. :
. 2. N.
$1,000 US e. 's., 3ss $1,000 US 5s r. sl.. ~ i,<
5Wm , ..0'vc 65 l09 600 Us 4As's. r, 9l. l07A
10 90 US SIS, 10 y o.. ll.X
The New York herald., 1877-01-09

HAVANA. jan y. 1877.
Spanish gold 10 1ion. Exchange irm On the United
Saies 10 days currency 3 ga discount: short sight,
currency, IA discount; 60 days god. ~ premium
short sight, gold. J., premium. London, lJt. lIa
premium. On Paris, / II. premium.
The New York herald., 1877-01-09
BRAZILIAN COFFEE MARKETS

RIO JASEIRO Jan. ,, 1871
Coffee market animated. prices advancingS Good
frsts 1900 rcis $50 es per 10 kos. Exchange
don 2Ita
SANTOS, Jan >, 1871
Coffee market ted prices very Superior San.
tos, 100 reis u $500 rcis per 10 kilos