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The Arizona sentinel., 1877-04-21
CoyOsero Apaches No. 6.

Marriage among blood relations is never practised. Women al- most without exception marry at some time or other. spinster be- ing a rGrG dUiS. Men also, as a rule marry, there being few old bachelors among them. These facts may be attributed to- the small amount of worldly goods required 10 keep house and 10 the scant amount of food and clothing necessary to support family. A most remarkable custom observed among them, is the relatien be- tween man and his mc' ner in. law. He is never ,uuked at or addressed ew her. Their paths lie entirely apart and, should she see him approaching her by acci- dent, she covers her eyes. Should the wife die, the mother-in.law still keeps ap this avoidance. un- til perchance he marrie5 into a family other than her own. A mans, fatber-in-law avoids him  as much as possible and never ac- cepts anything at his hands, but the non. intercourse Is not as rigid, as in the case of the mether-in- law. The wearing apparel ofthis people is of nondescrips cha1act CT, partaking of the peculiarities prevailing among the various peo- pie with whom they have come in contact.
 The covering for the head is a common hat. or a band of colored cloth tied across the forehead, leaving the top of the head bare. In winter blanket generally cOv- CTS the upper part of the person. They also wear such garments as they obtain from the whites. There is one article, to which they cling with great tenacity, and that is the breech clout. No matter in how modern and civilized a man. her they may otherwise be dress ed, the loose ends of this garment, if it may be so designated, will be found hanging over the waistband m their pants in front and rear. This time houored article is clung te as religiousIy, as is the queue by the Chinaman. It consists merely of a narrow bandage or string tied around the waist and of a broader strip of cloth, of sev- peral feet in length, passed between the legs and under the string, the long ends hanging down before and behind. Sometimes. instead of wearing pants in the orthodox style, they fold them together and wind them around the waist sometimes pants. as well as coats, are worn wrong side outwards; they have beer seen simply bot toned around the waist, without having been drawn on at all, the legs dangling down behind. Moe easins, having long legs and raw hide soles, are worn by men, women,and children. To proven spelling them, these are removed in wet weather and carried or the arm, the Fndlan tradglns along in the mud or snow, with feet apparently callous to cold Many of the men, especially those enlisted in the service as scouts wear many articles of soldier: clothing, it seeming to be the height of their ambition to be dressed and appear like soldiers
 As however their clothing, like all their property, is freely sacri- feed in their passion for gamb ling, it is not unusual to see man one day in full uniform ano the next, stripped to a brerch- clout.
 Rosart Lands.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-12

tfy,.N AL Jan. II.C0tou 4Glrt 2!ddmg. l2isdl2 NJ
Low Md.Ina l2ui4 Cont ordinary 4 is@ 81 10
c,ipt- 80 pmen ga bales, aira 90 1Aes s'1tA
irS Jap. ll-C,tton steady; MiiGling. l2'Ie
la i l-''s Att FftsiIlS
XII D. -. ale. IT, nalss. .fY.r. 1890 bales.
BAglgG.F IL tslt.a deaf AMI Inv r io sell Sii-
a.fg, I.c. Low NG.Irc, -'-f: to0i D-luar., 49,
q. bi,s: export culstFiar, 10 bales sales
I.O bales. stock - IS bales. -
lafa.rfpuli Iau. lI.totfo1 qaict: M'dline II iic'
Aicdu- l24t t'oOd OfALaS' i 90 met i''''p'
tU4 bales. gross Gil bales.
S,vh>N Az Jan. Co;ton quiet Miilng lee; Low l,
Clu. cod Dr1lnaft. III 't MT receipts -,'p-
bales. saiea "a balts toe, iG,5-s .ale5 60. .
ctirts LIB Dsl-- Or'r Cast"te 25j4 bales; sales
4O1 bales. 20 cs, $3.50 nl .ts.
q tlyf-Tox. Jan. ll.CItion quiet Mftiug. Il g Low
si,iGligg l.r. Ordinary ID net pt-. 3.'S
LII bales 10 the ColtncLt 20 bales, c7aaNa - Dates
-8I.-. p % bales htncl. l2t, 20 H4!t--.
IDi SMILE Cation GuIet; Mtidllua, l2'sc.
Srfpul- jan l-tUtton eaay MiilIie, In; receipts
= bales saipincntn ld4b ai1a arn' VV DaoS ''''N'
B.,raS jan ll-Cotton quiet; Sffdlug. Isle. Low Mid
ding la6r. Ordinary, icilc; net 900 bales
gr1-. ! .,.J bake sIocs, 100 Oa-ta. IN,
10 "a JIu. lI-Cottgn que. ard nominal Ildln 2.
1I. Low Miuiag. 20 &c; Good Ordinary II n
II &c r.ceVtS, i-3 bal,s sales 5lJ bales 80
N0rlF Jau. 1I.-tuitOn Wtak MidlllrE l22c.; Low
"a i~ lsif. Good Ordinary, 'ic. hes receipts, l2L
Ia.. r rts 10 so baiesi 21''
MIS- -s...- ~ bales. stock, g., 100 bales.
SEwDafyAy- Jan 1l.-tutton quiet and easy Ihidins'
t s5 baes gfnsA .58i bales. eryGTis Great brit
am $50 bales; 20 the ConneH', lgO bales cA-i"is
~ Ise.. salss OO0 tasss siorS. 29O,f2s Dalss
InfIs ll.--C0tsn lower Midl.ias l@'<r- Low
lid,ing III 10 Good Orinary II &c; teceipi ls' p's
stiuarnfs l. Sales Us bales; st0cE ~ 30 baiss
Ga PeffS Jau. IL Cation cul lower holii Nhene
tSc low MIfdiug. l2fsH4-'.e.. Good transy. III 80
mel teeeuts f7j bales exports 10 Great Bilaa o"l1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-12

total for far 1900 head azanE 100 head
for the time Last week Market rules quiet cars
sale he'd At an advance yesterdays prices whih are
above buyers views ONLY disposed OF az unchhne
prices part ~ Through stock ken Tor shipments aOou. Nv
held for tomorrow. ..-,,-.,.
HoG.-Receipts to-day 200 head making the total ler he
week thus head anst 9Oo head tar me zane
time last week Market du and sow ony car OF lurhsis
disposed Of cOmuonest fgr - 100 81 - rsi 20 o.n' lo
a. 4Ods 30 few heavy TO city trade ~ tOdto W ho
ears unred mostly light grades. The hfogh rtok hsl
over for tr a-t lev avs has about all taken for SNIP
menf which defers r stern buyers from purchasing
Cur,eo I'm II-CArTLE-Re cciPts 1000; shipments
$50 Mar Fl very dull N ~ the weather no sales
Hoas- Rersipts. 1900; shipments lsI- Marset daI
bIysr, bour on iyt selling - 2J0<6 20; good ~ eNIS
heavy shipping. 80 S50TI II pens were in AZ hv a,v
SHsF'-Iecepts, $50. Market duh ana WEAK va" ohJ
sales were at ~ 1OdS4 10
East LIBERTY Penn. Jan. II ca TrIE-Reee'prs ossG
total for three fars 1854 head best nj Sbdt0 Az; 'H'
10 gnnt At : NJ as. common 10 fair ~ <i6~b H..
IOos-s Receipts today. l.sI1 head: TOTAL i0r t ~, -
u head Workers - 9OGs6 30 Philadeipias al -
49, 9,ra
SFFP-Receipts today. LOO head total for three Jays
100 bead selling al - 50ae6 g..
INraNAFOLIS. Jan llH0i- dun and droopiDB 40 ~ ~"
80 40, receipts 500, shipn- nta, S-O
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TIE STATE OF TRADE.

Lrvsrool. Jan li-Pork nrmer AZ 90 Western
steAy AZ n Eaeon-Cu9berSnd Cat maf ~ ~ Short Gear
tul 80. HansLong cn nrner at ~ s.o' nss
~ lo- PRIME Mess steady 10 50 LariuirI N f
frnirr N g. Rosn-1 Gnnon 6rmeF az o. tiie dah
al lu6 Cheese ntTcali tLoc' d9l AZ 90 - WHEAT
No spr nc steady 1913; 40 straoy az 100 Wntsr
southern steady Winter Western steady al b, 40
corn Mixed soft steady "a for Old and dun az 20 ior
LWaaroor. Jan 10 80 p cottou Is dan and easier ;G
NatiaF Upsnds, 7'- Sldng Orleans 5'lad ssiss 10
at Wine oi i'Sd: Urllnds Low ddng clause, January
delivery 6i.i a. Trialds Low Mdding duse FcprIry ana
Nsrrh d,very o. a-e 's LANDS s me low Miiimg cIi ise
M,r, and AJr delivery. .ae' 81 ne sa lg,I a:
w a i Ian. .sIiv,ry 7aI CIIgds, Low Nding
1850 t.rI Isce1b.r "a "a Upauds Low Miidling
anse shipped December and January s Id; r'' ma,
~ ~ TPands Low MGiing cIaise. snirred February
and March sd alsr, sales OF the same a' a2 'i'''
sar6oi jan - Cotton Low Low M Mddfs
riaas ~ al aS eei ,e,y ~ ,ori ,s,r iIides
yEeroor- Jan Il nj pl qs 'ot,on az Siso ami
April delivery, 7l-.i, JpAnds' 10" I'"uDE ''"|'' JUN
TO- Ham ao a. m-Uplands Cotton. Low Mid
ding caa5e aad'ae go p'n'T' I 1- LAW mailing
clause pr,d mber sld Ilnulr ,al 6'i7g'i pH1
To-. A9'.af sl, ,s T'' eoo .a ~ err AmrIieaa
ItEU,aL jan IL p. m-to'ton Itfs "' iI,,- ~
CT .u,s. Low Mta.ug clause february II i A4f a
t' ' ',, i. Tow s,.dins e. sc, RI and
stay tsircrv 1a-l al % ale ~ ' a ~ X liands
IoU fuiT4: clause ruo and jair trif ~, sl;'r c,
I.,rr, nm y.g o. american srcuiiues oul ''h
s.,- b.. ia inr IurBgy and lrtount g.. ,..r
tt,rr. Inn Ill %. m.-Plfis advcrs quote i've yer
r.pf h. mes no 10. 421c. for Tie account. -, ..,
Io.l,S. jim. H. p. m-Consus, J''i5 TOT Oo'h m"n'
I,.,us I'm ll-3 D. m-Thc bullion in The Bank Of IN
Gland has decreased E'l6uuO duin" the past "eth O'i-,
~, or both money and me a'ent Ihr pr9. non VI "
Rams ~ BIZ a1d 20 liability which lat Yrs WIS
nor cont 4 now u cent. ne amount ui dloh WIN
'..u fr tac Ban. England ON balance to-day - ~I'''
uIH. .-, t..,. ,,,r.r and
ti l.5f ntci states bonds, l.tJS Ip3i LUIS ioo2
f.i-.urtlcs los Do. ,.-.... .,,,. erc nor
IoNuOS jan ll-i3 p m.-Pats adyices quote hve per
cent !.r O., no tUlf tUc. FOR the account .. - ,
Ia- . st. SIR g. % farueutue B. per cWI
Itst.s. fau. I,yrH ii-ttd on, 20 = wv Il
I.i- Ja. The specie IN tIr Bank or i.cs n'ls Nv
creased 9-unOlO IlaCs during ne past "ceA EA'H"s' va
LONDON, T. 3D. Tor short siE1t d.. ,o,t.
Ba,N.F.T Ia.. H. UaItcd ~iats BOMBS ne" lIt' tJ-l
NNrwE..r jan Il-Prtr1eIm jOL Tor Fine rae Aheil-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-12

Rrrruo ian ll-No arrivals or Shipment; Of grain re-
iDt ora yor,l quot M reported 'Calnse TO-DAY.
CHICAGO JAN lltogr sa'} aAa M " I'a1 l :
3d. .uo = 4t-, ca-h i >, Frlluav; p 80 NJ rTh
.,.sl = - 9, CON dl weaA, and lower; - CAL;
ess,sl y -e cash. 80 isc. February Eye f.adg age H
ca4c Barre. hTmcr It rs "Ff W,I-r 49, aal ls,
Els ..-, March Lard uns H., lin '',t ~ l9 -
Meats nj, ans .rId, lower. shoulders G2c; short ~
-iar ,!r.f sides 3i.. Dressed Hogs heavy - - ~
wheat 100 Jas "il 2.J .qsi- V, g " Frf
di ,a :y GOO 0ush. Barley. At me Afternoon call Of
The uoIr; WHEAT sl'r lover; - =. 7lTi ~ ~
r.r e. ar II "a Maria iaI, easier; IL - February
c> Ian Flour in fair demand ' i rm "a w ica5
l I, =. al q, III s c ai. for1 iu and nominal
.,.-. ~ i r" "a -' lk Nris ai and 5W-r
-houidcr- Is DOS. -Hor Ep -bie* 80 a. A. ca.h 91sC.
s- @',s eic Bacon quiet, bat inn and u.ieaaas,-.
Green Meat, dJl ami g'esr ,aoa.e- 6ss.' 9igf rs u.s.
lower 81 % Batter aul ana Unchanged. 40 q ia On
r - 55as 70 Heavy buic.r-. 81 SO 81 - maay re-
Dbl 4 JAM or nii: Choce White Winter rlngins
better brit .teuy; LAia VINE At gan '.eI ,t =,
u az. AiI7 5na II = 50 whs, Mi..fan,
- ~ cSrI -raly ald uacianEe, oats hrn; Wite West
95 bIs I!oI - oasn " Ae4t 80 BUSH Conn.,
u.
ri'Sg 81" az R.L' I'm n -. 10 8 TO- Sis corr
-'rrar' = - - -tt'i i, 1.fs In f'ir demand. No
D lr s if,4. So 'it.5i Rye 81 ie -ra'r: 40. J. - g
,Cr PROVISIONS nac We Bless lo.., : a. LAri-Iflme
nominal isc pr..-d -ocs "ta@ - ~ '- htc,i1s I
-Is Slonr -ies btsa. Wheat.
fUnAua-rHA. ia" IL ii'tt tmt; , &c" foE5 ana aao
Bsn.ut County r., i- 80 a.. %. ~ - = g. &c.
western EE,ras -11-', 90" ne, - .. toll" sS,i
WIN Fine g. go. Prime, losl0hc. Eggs eher:
u-;l.stlVuiI ~ -,,-Itr-y, and Dcli"ait. tlt-I 4o1
3 If irHrl f.I .f y
I,- fn5thy aud Flaz,ced uuchan ed. Flour nrm .A.es
.0o h1: " isroUsn a9d Anie'9th Family -, 10, 3Di
Grades $3.50 80 rye Flour. - 81 -s1Sl 62". Cora
H.. >. l,.EI 20; !0. "A y. Amber. ~ J@1 -;
l,h1e Fl ~ CO. Rye, = DC tIii' inastlys l,or.
W., ~ V-te 20 ~, -,ew-Y,rA 600 lc. D'lIWare
g. 5oo &C.; Is,t ' 90 'i ij '' V1a r. 6Gs:
tor- 5000 bgsh. rye 700 Jaah oats. l,2'o bush.
~ i, jan. I-g!.,r arm: unchanged. Wheat-No.
~ iI ASH u ISL lf5r-tL CsI moIeraicy active; No.
HNed 30 sc rlsn AID Jal"E{ 4l'ic FtbfMrt
e. 't Td "a e' H 5l. YIN a. ' Gic S'l W Ey
mics, unchanged. = r. dnI at p ~, c's m : M" P 3j
Meat, onset. Ell; -on.icrs C. 5sae, Jar'ry ana -
l,kel css1 s.g t. 6'rn g'' nnrs,eEr. ~ ioi -
Ilrcy TO-. 20 aoaSo 40 cattle slow 10, much drgilnd
choice a. aHcv - 81t5 -; Good % Iin - b147o;
itNai 20 - 80 ,,.t St Z 900 oats 1t0 bush aye
5000 l,... E1..,y, $3.50 Hogs l,iuOtIttie. ,,...
walarn Il %; Ne. l white Micignn y 30 Extra do.
so. amber Mi,A:-ai q % 70 ICED Hl"r = = "a
corn steady HLh ,iNe-. 80 &C., May - No. = ii,''
Il re H., 1licIIs Gc. Clo.r seed lel o; 40; second
quality. p, %. h'.s. for al Vr,sli4 tcrepts-snoo
Gl' f. W. iour 5000 bush Wheat LOCO bush conn.,
Gia41ioS. y G. Jan. u.sprri rgrgsatine arsa a: 4ie
- llar - 20 los leo" Dip aud - - if virgin
Tar ,,iei . ii 30.
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& @ ss so IN 5 h AGI o1 NAT :. VS. %
Peas % rA And S wSa t' sss d iSassR H Eye
BUCkwnlAr was avn AZ % 9oe5c Y bush The CORN
msss,,. r triae 'hGy 'oT and VII" home
'ae 1000 gqh at 49, tor New lew N sS
~. steamer yellow soc for ear o old steamer Yellow;
southern on tae dock and 5sc for New Uueradcd
srn Mixed oh Western Nixed dun and no snal e q
Prssius wants Of ne local trie sales 90 easa at 4os
/ Western and state; ftdl3hc. for New.York No. 3;
for Mvss %rs RE- tas i tcT ws ~" western 4e
Tor MiSed state AMI 80 g52c. Cor White STATE FEED
3 sisstgo . Ton. BANS we're Es. actv,,i
ddecpnr Pea ara GNey'yrrr quiet steady Medium
Sere gnoie - - 2'Sfa @ ShSee SeS AsrcT S"ee
& sGr- ~. fes an. n's =, Wv 49, =. IN, oic Nv
~ go ~ 20 Caforma Lima Beans we're quoted Al 80
HAl AND sTRAw-Thsrs have been moderately flir sales
and steadv prices rule fsp'-tf on ch0cc sr ", nc
~" ny We 9r'' r a. e 81 s1 Ss sfSiS
& d.ac Or Long Rye OOa'oc. Tor short Rye aud ''9
nDres va, sEcsainsly dun market, NO nou 'alsi
% AMI @ ia a . aRe ss acq ral axe
hnrvs rhc lower dcs. however. e prnt ana ,a,y We
II l7c 1lrs> ioa l5c. Oils al growths iase caifor.
Aoi,siS fer.sa lun and anenansed Ns~ o.. or
Zen was DID woter,tc demand aud unchanged AZ te@ &c.
SAVAL sToui1-lu spirits rarpsntne nothing done
to-a.y. luf lod,I, renamed -tstv 40 46-c lhe lo-n
msr &C. slow. .ad mor. or cs easy. wing 70 Tia en-
- % f1iou strained; 8. 3 for Coed rihe.ii - 90
~ '"5 SO -"e p ~ i,r S Am, : is, III.
OrrNV FHFiGIfr.- rs,rr w.. anot. cr dan day he
marsr pr brrh Iop. but rates retained certain d,tre
.led rr' ne Lr.u = -f1tg oupdes q ,oanas" IN
wrir tlot Iuo-1e chau-,- me gaease i,ns rie 40
8r u,u av 3d. so Feet at b. Gd. $50 tons measure
s,- E : ;, i, R va nm, ~ SO boT;. Bacon a.
s3- go sa-, Fiar . T. e. Ne ,aareis em I'm use n
20 81 "l "a ,l1n 3''a' ngisg 10 ym4rH srl., i,rt
t.at . r. B-l ,lrs o - taa, rrs.t :. hcuoe o. leg
i
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Gorarinfrsillp Nciises.

OFFHR - $ W. BCocOcK q CO..
No. so BROsp--r.Jan. /. 1877.
aTP. HENRY BOWERS Is this day admitted
VA partner in our irur ; w BnoCDtk q 90.
MR.. ELISHA BROOKS having died in OctO-
IN last AMI Mr. John Brooks etiii rom or nn on
Ian 1877 the business Of BROOKS DROl HERS at the
CORNER or BROADWAY and ElN il--f.. VII be 60. tn
us fhouf and uNasr o." 1ue rFm nln9
by DANIEL H. BROOKS the Senior parfurs IN e ofi Al
nIm Brooke BTOhersI. HENEN BROOKS ald CLAIR
FNCF BROOKS che Of 81. Elisha Books ftfc1,cd,
and JOHN =. BROOKS (tiIe OF Ar. Joan bTck - -
The bu -iness herr tucted by BOOKS bEDIHERt
a thsir "CATIIA RTNE ami CH .Ri.f-Sf ~fDHE wiH
on Ian L. 1877 THE han u nd Distinct ir1
to De ,nOWn BROOKS d CM Pan " AND composed u Mr.
ALBEIT J. LNOE, WILLIAM j. SMITH, CHARLES :.
TiJ1yFsON and EDWARD g. BAtNC5l tFho have far
many wears emp0yrd the busine - aa NJ JOHN
f.tOs,- Who thpir desire hiHscf with hem
a q general partner bhJptAS SAol 4if.i.--
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-12

CTY C0yNnL IN lMlERs hAtAt, W. IA' . -
NOTICE-TU holders OF bonds OF the wv OF
y Racine, issued under oy q an act oi 'He "oo'
Legislature, approved teJ. . l~1l: - ,-,,..-o 4,
Tie lty o. ltlcI III entertain proposals llOh HICIs VI
with the Above nInlri dtl 10
sren,r them ior ca1ceia ion IN payment ~ me sae FROM
tIr 81 n NO FI 10 amount not 10 exceed twenty
tboussuc q ~ COZ dollars. --, &c., ~
,lulI 20 numbers. rate OF interest and thle 81
maturity u bonds oncr' De scaled ani st1it 20 W. u
Of the city Cerk marked Prop rs {" SURRENDER I"0o
Ciry Bono. - on or utfoIr Feb. ;, 1917. .,..,
i-1 0''' '''' J. q. -M'EAt HEM, Mayor
n ir INV
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5auiuss Banks.

EXCELSIOR SAYINGS BANK,
H COrnsr 23a.si. and 6th-ave. New-York.
SIXTEENTH DIVIDEND.
on and after Nonday Jan ID 1871 there VIII ne paih " 90
p0siters semi annual interest dividend az The rate 81
SIX PER CENT PER ANNUd ON ALL So S
dollars upward which shall have been deposited At
least month prior % Jan. l, n.
wthfaTu will be credited ~ principal Inter
nom the first 81 each month following me date
deposit Deposits later than jan 10 viii draw
interest from Jan. l. X y HALALs2 trrsiuent
GEORGE C. WALDO, secretary.
SEAMEN's BANK FOR SAYINGS, Nos. "a
- amt 20 Was-The Trustees have ordered that INTER
EST be paid depIoTs entitled thereto for the -iA months
ending 3lst uE. a. follows: ,., ,,,,,
Of 5DO Dollars and under az the rate or SIX PfE
CENT per annum and -. ,.r,
on SINUS exceeding Dollars. at the rate Of FIVE PER
CENT payable AMI after mon DA y Dth INST
The terest VIII be cr-sted deposiIors principal
New York. Jan. L. 1877. - -. 49,. g., -.
JOHN IT, BoYNrOS.
GEEMly slyfNGs BANK IN TIE CITY OF NEW. Yogx,
CORNER brR.AyE. AND l4lIisr. Dee. -, 1870.
TT'UE TRUSTEES of this institution have de-
the earnings OF the past six months TIE
all entitled thereto under the by laws raya
bic and after Tuesday, Jan. 10 1871
Dividends not wisldragn will be aided 70 wincpaI thl
Jan l. Deposits made On OF before jan
THO. Ed. 81 Ex Treas PHILIP BiN7i N"r.i, ! RS.
Broadway Savings Institution,
No 2g7 Broadway entrance on Park place.
Interest deposits entitled thereto for tue SIX months enc
ing Dee 81. 1870 the Of SIX PER Cent PER AN-
" all slHs 81 - and uDwa d. viii be lal Oh anu aor
Money deposited now will draw interest from April l.
FRANCIS z. SCHOAIs, Presdent.
PETER CUNNING. Actuary.
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bales cOastwise ess bales sales 500 bales stock 1883
bales.
PRINT q OTHS MARKET
PROVIDENCE r. L. Jan li-Prinng Cloths quiet but firm
41tG4 T,c. for best standard 6ixt4 goods
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eorses. Carriages, 6arnsss. sc.

Gorses. Garrlnges, GGrress. &c.
A UCTION HOUSE OF ARCH. JOHNSTON
"A Late Johnston x Van lasrit,
OFFICE, 81 LlBkEfl-SI-
Even NC Port RlfuluGl -
THE HORSE AND CARRIAGE BRANCH OF OUR
HOUSE Is 49, -. -, aad p TtIElEESIHoE,
nivcr%ty place.
The business will be- conducted precisely me anne sre:
and honorable principles VII c have always chafatrli no
lea ugs and the respect amt confidence VI
The business community, atwel A. The public a. 2Fe ~
REGULAR SALES EVERY lG0bAG AND tIlDAf,
At % O'CLOCK
Entries for sale may be made thFDugh the mali
etLEfGHS. SLElGH-. ROBES.
- fresh arrival cheap Portland am hne Portland A.
bany CUTTERS Pony. light two eat -LEiGll- cor one
horse AZ very low prices. ROBES. BELLS BLANKET
NM. n. GRAY, 20 S1d y NoostsTst
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Broadway Savings Institution,
Dansina 6ouses ano Banaers.
lSK q fla TCHl /,
BiNhERS,
bNAssAU-sT NETWORK.

We give particular attention TO DIRECT DEALINGS IN
GOVERNMENT BONDS at CURRENT MARKET RATES
and are prepared 1uy sell in large or 'nah
amounts to suit all glasses Of Orders Oy mail OF
telegraph will receive careful attention.
pleased to furnish information in reference to al
matters connected with investments in Goyernm M Bonds
We also buy and sell GOLD and GOLD COZ PONS. COL
LECT DIVIDENDS and TOWN. COUNTY. and STATE
COUPONS &c ant buy and sell on COMMISSION all MAR.
KETABLE STOCKS AND BONDS.
In our BANKING DEPARTMENT we receive deposits
and draft and allow interest 10 be crr
tied monthly 0nh from SlOOO
$1,000 three per cent annum, aud On BAL
auces averIsng the rate OF four cent
FISK e. HATCH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-12

TIE N,uoSN BANK OF THE REPrBLIc,}
NEw YOFK. Dec. IL. 1873;
yy,IIF CAPITAL. of this Bank having been
1 r4.ic.d trnul Twenty Thou aud tO tileI llotasnu
share. o one Hundred Dollars earn the Stock
EEL =, rtrrn TER certificates and receive ne" ohsA
li, S., BE- ready T. delivery on TIE lOii oi Ja'.A ~
The Transfer Books viii be closed rrTn Vin met 10 Idl ~
IL ". t,,ttI-'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-12

I.ulH AsH Afti-ihc business p F!ouT was limited
.aea4t vrrc without rs';lrd 'L'tEs n ,T'
as Itr 1.a trade more = less ~ te.ii a t,l
l. ers oer lttic Inclined % realize LAT were I'D
.r t. atc.t anv material decline. Mn.esoa Extras
.-- 'l-nt after aUd Hrre iTecy oder al Ir.L..n'
ice, ,tt 5la Eyrfas srre quiel and unehansea. Snpl
POI . = A -rli.s ~ ies 100 De,,. oy A.Is EAl ~,
g." zone l-Aua a. 81 - H. ,1 80 a. ~ -, '5I
: b.. IIa-u. ani - - 90 Cor Parent 20 Dds
flr al - CO4-J -e. and lsO Bills No. al - 80
4i, -e .s.ier az e1tieine. ne tIa".e,..Ls W.
S.li. lat 80 no. s. .5b-, 30 for Inferior To- Common
hi , - 9i4si f-r c,aon e 2o,d On" 80 o. 20 ~
q 81 .a-s 3u inferior C,aal Common iN.ra Ne.i:
~ 81 b CO.. 'i r. and se@Es r. ior Good to
SOC Co. ny NILS itra iaT nrele a. = 30 ara tt
!a'g'ot 10 common ESua Round Hoop orc: :" 90
' jon Common 10 9ond 20, ,id - !I@st - t"i p"'i
a. i.f comma, " 20 o 'i trtr, ii I.ui. ard =, rs
egll ana I'll y M buysrs' fa' M In 0CTHEIN FlDrG
s.e a. as dong pccs were abnat ' SAINT s''' -.
Gao riy 10 E Ma All = S@s9 Tor Good 10 q o.re
Sshsel ales Of 10 ~. sleiEe II 81 5o0$S :. the
isiiIr ~ Cloicc. Bt CWfiiAT flour selling a
"4.ti' "-g LEued Trade Wis reported a uuchahE q
h--a.; sales $50 ubls. al - 8Jas3 10 fer yellow west
- 5,sy and PeHusy vania. and - IN Ban 5noIe. and
80 - go ior Brady Corn ar~i IN sacts remain
So sieeY Wiih sales u 300 sacks al II I'D Tor Coaso
The WHEAT market rlled quiet ami steady. Ihe
enough 10 cover o IHsin Wants }foidtrs eencfy we're
l very anxious Teai5e Du on TIE conlIafy were m
ssns "a 20 El@aaEee aioai y ~ was rrfllsed 5alss
"a ~ lg,h at u 29asl 30 Tor CnsIadrd lng ~ ~ iG
&c s5d anasi - ~ Ior rasr inicI l.ed Wsst sna 81 %
sd 90a35c forJcrsey state, aud Canada sass 80 bush
Nssi'ln az s4c. BARLEY was nn at unchanged figures
efCciee 90 aaoar n Zoe gS0 brsh NewYosk No sr,.
''Na sta at jJe in store and 800 BUSH New OK 30