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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-10-16

The steamer "Star of the East" continues to
have good run of patronage, both in passengers
and freight Before the river closes our merchants
viii lay in their winter supply of goods.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-10-16
loral ann State Nous.

slight fall of snow yesterday, that may GER
taiDly be reckoned the first of the season.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-10-16
GARDINER.
SHOW Storm

GARDINER, October ID Three inches of snow
nave fallen here to-day, the first Of the sea,on
Wind northeast
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-10-16

a public sale of the largest and best lot of
horses ever offered in Maine will come off at Mer
rymee,n Farm in Bowdonbsm, or Wednesday
next. The lot comprises many choice animals of
Fesrnaught blood, the progeny of Old Fearnau gh,
Fearnaught, Jr., Dreadnaught and Carenaught
with others OF Knox and Hambetonan pedigree
and will attract lovers of horse flesh and purchas-
ors from all parts of the country. See the adver
t',ement Of the propretors. Z. l.. Norcross and
/. \. +. Adams, in another column.
Mr.. Benz. E. Walker of Bangor, an earnest labor
er in the temperance reform work, has been doing
elf ctive service the past fortnight ia the following
places In Brooks, where 46 >igned the pledge
China, % signers; Branch Mills, Sc sguers; Wa
teryille, 80 signers; Albion, 50, where Re form
c. ,b and Ladies Aid Society were formed; Vas
s'ihoro', Fairfield, Clinton, Weeks Mills, and
West Watervllle. Mr. Walker will speak on
Thursday evening next in Freeport, Friday even
lag at DAmsriscotta, Saturday evening at Waldo
boro', aud Sunday evening at Bath.
The Jo1rnal says that Mr.. A. f. Jackson, while
driving in one of the races at the kenuebec Cat
tie Show and Far at Readdeld, on Satu,d,y after
noon, had one Of the wheels of hi, gig come OIL
throwing him heavily to the ground jirring him
quite severely. The horse darted round the track
at a fearful rate until finally he threw himself
without receiving injury. Both driver and horse
were very fortunate. AT one of the races We'd
ncsday afternoon a collision occurred throwing
from their gigs Henry Worthy aud Mr.. Tbbets,
badly denoralizng the gig of the latter and throw
ing the horse which the former was driving No
serious damage was suffered by either of the par.
ties
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-10-16
YER MONT.
Cold.

ST. ALBANs, October IA. The weather has
been exceedingly cold here to-day the thermome-
ter indicating two degrees below freezing and the
ground is covered with snow.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-10-16

PARIS, October Is. A special despatch to the
lie Temps from Semlin states that 500 Russians
arrived at Belgrade on Friday last.
LONDON, October Is. Reuters Telegram from
Java reports that 1000 insurgents, under the com
uiand Of Taulovitch, have been beseiging Bilek
since Friday. Sachar Pssha with reinforcements
has gone to its relief.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-10-16
BAF COR.


Bacon, October IA. 1t has been showing all
day. The snow melted almost a. fast a. 1t fell,
though about two inches hal fallen GEAR up to
80 p. NJ.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-10-16

The attention of travellers is directed TO the adj
vcrtisemcnt Of Boston & Maine Railroad, publish
cd regularly in this paper. Passengers going west
vii find this road most pleasant and comfortable
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-10-16
WASHINGTON.
Negotiations Pending.

WASHINGTON. October IA. Since the surren.
der Of Tweed, informal action has been taken
with view to negotiate an extradIton treaty be-
tween the United States and Spain.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-10-16
NEW BRUNSWICK.
Fire.

CALAIS, October IA. A steam saw mill at May
agusdavin lake, N. B., belonging to James MUIR
chill & Son of this city, destroyed by fire this
morning. Loss, S20,0 900; insured for SIS, 900.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-10-16
INDIAN A.
ELECTION Returns.

INDIANAPOLIS, October l5 Returns from all
the counties In the State have been received.
Williams majority is now FIVE thousand four hun
dred and ninety-four
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-10-16

The Hospital Minstrel Con psny are to give a
concert at North Vassalboro' some time during
the present month.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-10-16

The boys have commenced their excur sions to
the woods in quest OF autumn leaves and acorns.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-10-16
iJtfb.

In East Orfingon. 18th inst, Abigail W., vile f
Edward Wing Of LYNN, Iass, AGED IS wears.
At the Hsowell Lodges, ION inst, Harry w,
son oil Chas. Lilly, aged year, months.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-10-16
'iAe Lincoln News says.

Nearly every week anxiety i let to obtain some
afortaEt news ahead OF the daily papers which
get along on the Z NJ msil. This want is sup
Piled by the Daily Kennebec journal, publ shed
every morning at Augusta. 1t contains the tele-
graph news and reaches Wsldoboro' at IL 4. VI.
During the winter it is also valuable for its legis
tive news
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-10-16
TEXAN.
Boiler Exnl0si0n.

GALVESTON October IA. The boiler of the
steamer Matsmoras exploded near Morgan 8
Point this morning. Three of the crew were
killed and two wounded.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-10-16

MIR. W. ii. Carr Of Mt. Vernon, has three splen-
did coils Of the Knox breed. Ono two yeere old
colt weighs l0ll pounds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-10-16
WANTED

4 Girl. To 10 GENERAL HOUsEwORK in n
~ family of i've, including Two small children.
She must be able to cook wash and iron, Good
wHg $. Apply at the house of GEO o. ToBEY,
Chestnut st, ocLl4 ttf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-10-16

1t was not a lady FROM Augusta who inquired
after looking at the gsnd mosaic of St. Peters at
Rome, as that a picter cfMe Fairmouat pater
,rork,s"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-10-16

Yesterday was observed as Autumn Sunday at
the Winthrop street unversslist church. The
church was tastefully decorated with autumn
leaves flowers and ferns. and in front Of the pull
pit, which was neatly ornamented was dish Of
fruit of various kinds embedded in moss and
fern Enciicled in a large and handsome wreath
Of howeis aud evergreen, above a cross suspend
ed on the wall, was picture of Mr.. John ii.
Hartford, who has died with the year. The pas
tor Of the church preached from John a. lst aud
|, indicating the idea that Autumn teaches of fu-
ture life well /. decay, Of seed-tlme as well as
harvest and that death is hut passing the vail be.
hind winch is a better state of existence Sever
Al deceased members of the parish were feelingly
alluded to- In the evening there was an interest
iny vesper service. A buef AID exc eLt DIS
cpuise was preached by Rev. Mr.. Weeks for
mer classmate Of Rev. NJ. Deal born. The sirg
ing was by Mr.. aud Mrs. NJ, OK. Mr.. Fanny
MliiAen and Mr.. Sewall, with Miss CUSHING as
orgaulst. Iae music very fine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-10-16

Notwithstanding the st,rn, good sized tenn
peranoe me' thug was held AT the Reformers' room
yesterday afternoon. An adIrcss wa. made by
Benz. L. Walker of Bangor, a relorme man. wbu
told somewhat of his experience. Rsmlr.s were
also made by Messrs Mathews, Hodges, Nick IN
ney, Sennett, o ven and others. 1t was decided
to hold grand temperance rally, at Granite Hall,
Tomorrow Tuesday, evening, which will be ad
dressed by Mr.. Walker. Let the people prepare
TO turn out in large numbers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-10-16

1t is an interesting fact that nature has provided
her owp healing remedies-no one Of which
has so wide reputation as tar. Forest Tar" Is
simply pure preparation OF tar for the Throat,
Lungs, and Catarrh. sept23- t&wlm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-10-16
Cincinnati Produce Market.

Cincinnati Oct. IA. 1873.
FORK Eli 25glI 90 Clear sides, 8xa9-
LARD- BACON
steam, 10haofS Shoulders, 7xaS-
Kettle, l0Sal- Clear RIB ides, sxsx
BULK MEATS Clear sides le-alOL
shoulders, 7Isa7- WHISKEY-.
Clear rib Sides e5saZ I0a---
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-10-16
nj MASSACHUSETTS.
Storm

BosToN, October Is Reports from different
sections state that the fist snow Of the season
fell this morning From one TO six inches came
down.
Personal.
Wendell Phillips and Gen. Butler spoke at An
dover last evening. Hon. j. X Tarbox spoke ct
Lawrence.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-10-16

Let that cough continue and die Of consump.
ton. or pay 35 Gents and be cured by Adamsonrs
Botanic Baham. Free sample bottle at the drug
gist's. Large bottles rs cents. octll-t&wlw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-10-16

number of Indians sie reported as having left
the age nces at noon to-day. Twelve horses were
stolen from McIIrsn', ranch near the Chug water.
Sergesnt Parker, with detachment of the 2nd
cavalry, who arrived at tie lat named place to-
night, came in contact with large body of In
disns al p. NJ. to day, ten miles from Hunter ;
ranch, at the head Of Richard creek, and in a
lett on the field. Tie Indians have about one
hundred head of stocS, and are heading for Bird
gers Ferry.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-10-16
WYOMING TERKlTORY.
Horses Stolen from Our Soldiers--The
Thieves Oyertaken mud Shot

CHEYENNE, October IA. Last night twent,
head of horses were stolen from the camp neal
Custer. A detachment of soldiers folow we'd the
trail and found the animals in possession of
Mexican ami white man, who resisted arrest
they were botu killed.
, 1876-04-30
PROVISIONS.


HOG PRoDUCTS-Nere quiet "a compared with the
two or three days preceding though the aggregate Of
trading rather large for the season, and prices
were again lower the speculative artic1es,-
pork and lard. The market wss, however, steadier
than on Friday. The further decline was chchy duo
to unfavorsble avces from other points, hogs being
hrzoer at the Union stock-Yards, under smaller
cepts.
The Commercial Bul<t:n of this city hiss the follow
ing in regard to summer packing:
with liberal receipts in hogs. accompanied with a
moderate decline In values packers we're enabled to
their houses actively during the week. and the ag
gregata packing at this point snce the close Of the
regular may he estimated at 20o0 COO hogs. Dur
ing the latter part OF March and the first half Of April
the receipts Of hogs doubt restricted By the
extremely bad condition Of the roads in tho country.
and the receipts regarded liberal than
generally anticipated. owing to their uneven dstrbu
ton. At country points, packers generally report
quite barnl receipts Of hoRa. and the packing in some
exceeds that Of last The quality Of tho
hogs packed il fairgeueraly reported slightly better
than that Of 1ast At Cedar Rapids the packing
aggregates 1CO70 against t. 819 to date last season
The packing ut Des Moines Is reportsd at $500.
The Daily Commercial Report and HARRIET Rerie1o
giyes the following the shipment Of provisions from
thiB city for the periods named:
, 1876-04-30

the tenderness and purity OF Lille Nell arc all
beyond her powers Of comprehension. There
was nothing Of tho mock-heroic about Lite
Neu, or Of froward petuiance shout Jant
Eyre, get these are the conspicuous traits
Of the characters as represented BY Hiss Putnam.
Her shadow dance in Funchon, and her acting
throughout "a the Mdrchioness, on the otnei
hand, were full Of merit. The most stond sac
impassive spectator must laugh and symps1nlze
with her broad fun and comic 6uggestlSeness.
Miss Putnam belongs 10 the field OF burlesaue.
where she made her earliest successes. tae
balance Of the COMPANY AnBwers well enough tuo
purposes for which it WAS gathered together
xo1Es AND ANNOUNCEMENTS
It il understood thai the company which start
ed ont two weeks ago With "the boy tragedlan
ut it's head, under the management Of Mr. Ed
win Browne, came to grief after brse1 a.
perience of four days.
The Adelphi offers this week long List OF
new attractions in the variety line. and the PEI
formsuce concludes with "The Flying Dutch
man. described on tho bills as ~ legendary
drama in three acts.'' New scenery, Rechanlca1
effects, and music are promised.
The orchestra for the present eeason at
Hooley's will be under the direction Of George
Stevens, late OF the Chicago Theatre me
Unst: Eichheim, cello; flute. Jrschman; clari-
net. Wiesenbach; cornet, Poessel. Popular and
classical music will be performed introducing
the above aoloists.
Mr. Chapman, formerly agent OF A1r. Barry
Sullivan, aud for sumo years manager OF &
Cleveland theatre, has been engaged by Mr.
Haverly as manager Of Hooley's Theatre during
bic experience OF the STAGE and has been uni
versally popular in the profession wherever he
has been.
The only novelty this week at McVicker's
, 1876-04-30

MESS PoRK-Was less actiys, and declined 25@soc
per brl from the closng prices Of Friday afternoon
under Large offerings in proportion to the demand.
Sales vera reported Of 50 rls cash At $al5 $500 br
seller May ut s20.T52085 5000 hra seller June at
s2l.oo@2:1s; and $500 br1s seller July at s2l.25@
21.2ah. Total, 2,050 brls Tho market closed time
at $:o.75@21e0 cash. according weight; s2o.75 sell
er May; $2l05 seller June; $n.33K@21.35 ae1ler
July and nominally at fl 60@21 82k seller August
Prime mess pork was quoted At 5000 and a1tra
prime do ut $1,000.
LAnD-Was active, and declined 17B@2oo Per 100 tbs
being firm early, aud weakening afterwards under
rather heavy offerings when Liverpool was quoted IL
per ia bs lower SAFES were reported Of $50 tea sell
Sc "a sser re5 ~ iSIisF It sas5
1910. Total, 24.ooo tcs The market closed tame 1t
st27o cash OF seer May; sl2 g. k12ss seller Juno
f1297H@13.oo selier July; and nomtnally At $ls-l5
seller August
MEATS Were rather quiet, and averaged about the
same as on Friday, though futures we're generally
hald shade higher, the bulk Of tha offerings having
been previously dispose: Of. There was little de-
mand for shipment: Sales were loo 900 ns shou1ders
seller August, at $9.39; so boxes Cu1nberlands ut
11,lc; 100 bo1ea longcnt hams q and 80 s} at
160 tcs sWeetpfckled hama at 12T @13c 100 boxes
short ribs at 1lBa11Ac; and $4,000 hs do ut ST. is
for May, $1l.ss for June, and s1165 for July. The
rnarEat clnaad at the fclt0u7iuo range of nrfrea
, 1876-04-30
NOTICE;
.NOTICE: :;
Office Of The County Treasurer and County Collector
COOK COUNTY. Him

COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS,.
ofica On North Dearborn-st., between Michigan snd
-. .> Illinois.
..s.... CHICAGO, April o. 1876.
Notice Is hereby given that currency only viii b. r.
cefved in payment Of taxes; but any person wishtng
pay By certiad check, check. draft must lea!e NJ
receipt until the same il paid by the bank On which .
drawn. when the receipt will be sent BY nal q ~
party may call for h l. CHUCK,
. County T1eas1rst.
, 1876-04-30

a lettet from hocde6tcI Nlnn., speaking 1ok kno
whols Of the neghboring section, says: "The prea-
ent outlook Is such ~ to mako think will have
to hold 1t four stored whea) till tbs last Of May. Prices
getting low and spring work is 90 far behind,
that it IL difficult to ssy when Wheat will move from
here"
The lake fleet of grain-laden vessels win probably
leave on Monday. The lst Of May is the commence
ent Of the insurance seasou, and rntes than
will be lower than previously The difference between
the April and May rates ia large enough to make it
worth the while Of ves.e1owners to hold back espe
ciay tbs prospects for lake business after the st
trip are not by any means datterinR.
The recent decline in prices Of grim, together with
low freght rates. have stimulated shippers to activity
in marked degree The rail moyament is now very
large one. During the last half Of the week closed
more than 1o10 hare been chartered for direct
shipment to the seaboard for Europe to say nothing
OF the grain going to interior points, and to stop on
the se4board Thcse rail shipments already reported
as arranged for include 400 bu and some
100 600 bu wheat none Of which goes BY why Of New
York.
It is interesting to know what New York and Bufa-
10 will do In regard to the Rraintrade this summer.
It will be necessary to gyo favorable rail rates
from Buffalo to New York than the 7c per bu On corn,
which Is the current quotation, IN order to attnct
grain In that direction, to say nothing Of the elevator
charges at Buffalo, which are now very low. 0tler-
wise tho through-rai rates remaining now,
the ports Of Philadeph:a and Baltimore will receive
the bulk OF the grain going to Europe, and lake
freghts will again be "hat, STALE and unprodtah1e to
carriers.
Tho leading produce markets were much steadicr
on Saturday, the fluctuations Of prices being limited
to much s=:aller range, and there waa more conf
dence exhibited though good deal Of property WAS
again offered for sale in aorne departments The
weather dull aud the air chilly, but that made lit
ts difference to the feeling in the markets.. as the
, 1876-04-30

Long and short clears At 11c caah, and 11E seller
May, boxed; green hams. u1@12hc; sweet picked
er April; long-cut hama, ls8ls4c, boxsd; bacon
hams. 1A915o.
GREAsE-Was quiet at 6k09c.
BEEF PRODUCTS-Were steady and q,,ic: at SO. 50
@1o75 for noess sl1.so@1l.7s for extra meas, and
$13.01(923.50 for hams.
. TALLoW-Wa0 quoted 1t 61@9ke for city. and &c
for country Lots.
, 1876-04-30

GOLD, BONDS, STOCKS. ETC.
NEW TonK, April 2o-aod opened ar 112E, and
closed at 112<, all sales Of the day having been At
these figures. Rates paid for carrying 2 ~, l. and
per cent Loans were also made fiat.
Governments closed firm.
Railroad bonds dull, and without important fea-
turcs this afternoon.
State bonds quiet and prices nominal
Stock speculation was marked By considerable
depression, aud largo amounts Of Lake
Shore, Michigan Central, Pacific Mail,
and Western Union changed hands. The reported
illness Of Commodore Vanderbilt and ta1k about
composition between trunk lines On passenger fares
helped the depression. During the last hour trans
actions were large, With excited market, and the
lowest prices OF the week were made in most cases,
Michigan Central declining to 48A Western Union to
63a1 Lake Shors to SIX, Erie to 13H, Northwestern
preferred to 56l, st. Paul preferred to G27s, and
Ohios to 15 The market closed actye unsettled, and
fevcrish-
Transactions 1T the Exchange aggregated 223, coo
Shares OF which 0D0 Erie, 80U0 Lake Shore,
900 northwestern, 80 0o0 Pacific Mail 700D St. Pauls
G0oo Ohios 43 600 Western Union, and % 600 Mich-
gan Central
Following is the weekly bank statement:
Loans, decrease, 81 900; specie. decrease. ST.
COO egs-enders, increase, s, sou: deposits.
decrease, SIS 800; circulation, increase $50 500; re-
serve increase, $375,l25.
Money closed at 3@3x on call; primo mercantile
Customs reeeptz, s1s7.ooo. The Assistant Treasurer
disbursed 800 QUO. ...
Sterlinp exchange 487Afa489s<
, 1876-04-30
COMMERCIAL.

The following were the receipts and shipments Of
the Lending articles Of produce In this city during the
twenty four hours ending 1t o'clock en- Saturday
morning.
, 1876-04-30

The Milwaukee Sentinal says: awe have faith to
beiiave that the people Of the South District Of Ch&
go have enough selrcspect to retire Mr. Cauldsd 70
prE1ta Life At the close OF his presaut term"
, 1876-04-30
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET

NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK, April. l.29--FLoun-SiRhtl in huynza%
favor; receipts 800 brls; superne State and Wess
ern, $i:1o@4.so; common to good extra, sAea95.2o;
good to choice, s525@5.7o; white wheat extra, @s.
@775; extra Onio $4.9n37.o0; st. Louis s. 5eoa9oo;
Minnesota patent process, $a.509 9-50; No. $Soo4
3.75 Rye nour quiet hut steady at sL75@s.15.
CoRs-MEAL-Quict and steady: Western, s.. .75@3.34;
9HAR-Wheat-Receipts, $4,000 hm; leaa xcttvs:
spring uumszchantahle, 9oc; No. spring. St. 1130
No. Chicago spring. s1.l8s120; No. Chicago noro-
mai sl.090112; amber Western, winter, $132x; No.
Milwaukee, s1.1aa1.21H; No. 5 Milwaukee, $1.1a9
1.13; white Westerns tls4; amber Michigan, old, ia
store, SIS Rye quiet State ee@ssc Western, g
co1n-Receps. bu I'M mode1ass @ business @ m1sd
IL sssnent ee
ceipts 50, ,ooo bu: mlted Western and stata 3784cj
white Western and state, 4c@s3c. ~
HAT-F1rm and unchanged.
HoPa-Quiet: Eastern and Western, 1oG1cc: NsR
York State. laa1so; ca1afornia, 1s@1sc.
aaie e aeed zsans 81 a sss sdz
7H98c; refined steady. Moaasea-EuRliah Islsndsp
35a45ci Porto Rico, 40955c-
RIcE-Dull md unchanged.
PETaoLEuN-Du11 and unchanged; quiet and exs3at:
crude, shc; refined, 13z<@1tc.
TALLow-Frmer at 81<ta85Sc.
STRAINED REs1S-Steady at $L75G1.8p.
SPIRITS TCRRENTIsE-Dul1 at 3s435Hc.
Eoas-Heayy; Western. HN@1sXc-
Rio Grande light, heavy, and 1aiddle weights, 2Ao:
California and common do, 2l@Gc
WooI-Duu and unchanged
PRovH1oNs-Sew meas pork, 81. .cna9175; Mays
s21.5c: July, S2l.95. Beef unchanged Cut mes.s-
Western. quiet: aweet rdckled hams, 13o; long deax
1ntddes, Western. 12kc; do. city, 121fc- Lard
Prime steam, $l3 cloai1g At $3.50; Msy, $1a11x0
1920; June, 81 3:5<G913.42k.
BuT1Ka-Unsettled: very new Western, 1G@ose. =;
CHKEsE-Quiet at 5911c-
WH1sxY-Steady at Sill.
AErAls-Nanufacturing copper steady; new sheet.
ing SIC: insot, like steady at 22@2sc pig ron Qust
and unchanged: Rusxta sheashin9 19c tn cold
NAus-Quiet; cut. $2.75a2s5 cunch, $4.so9s2j
, 1876-04-30
TELEGRAPH MARKET REPORTS
FOREIGN MARKETS.


speriat DisDateh to 7he CHICAGO Tribune '''
LIVERPOOL April 29-11:ao 3. m--F1oua-Ho. l.
o4s I'd; No. 2, 22s 6d-
Observation-Disclosures, No. I, 9s 10d; No. :, 81 ID !;
spring. No. l., 9s Cd No. 9, 8s; white, No. !, 81 l1d
Z 9s Sd club, No. /, los Sd; No. ? IS led Corn
No. ], 26s Sd; No. 2, 26s.
PHoy11oys-pork, $50 Cd Lard, sos. ,..i
LIVERPOOL, April -o::3o P. p.m.-PRov1z1oSs-Pu1k,
83s- Lard, 55s- !
LIVERPOOL, April oo.-Even1ng- g-BaEADsru1Ts-
Ca1fornia vhite wheat, average, 9s 6dta?s 10d do
club; 9s 10d@10s Sd red Western spring. No. to No.
l. ss@9s Cd winter red Westeru No. 2to No. i. os Cd
COS Id. F1our-Western canal, 22s 6d7aIs. Corn
New Western mixed, 26s976s Sd; old do. 29s. Oats
American, 3sta3s Cd. Barley-American, 81 Cd. Pea.
-Cansdian, SIS.
CLOVER sEED-American. e3s@6os.
PEorIsIoNs-PrtMe mess pOrk, SIG: primo Eue0
beef, ..67s Lard-AmerIcan, SIS. Bacon-Long clear,
53s: short clear. sos Sd. :;
TALLoW-Fine American. Ais Sd.
SPIRITS sPETaolEUA-8s98s 81; refined petroleum.
lis 3d@l1s I'd. E7"';- =
L1xsEED 0I1-93a Cd. So.
REsN-Common, IA Cd: pale do, 1ea.
Spirits TuHpENT1SE-24s.
CHEEsE-Fne American, 69a-
LONDON. April 29-Eveuiug.- ug.-Coy8oLs-Houey aud
account, 95 S-16.
AMERICAN sEcuRrr1Es-f65s, 1897; '67s. 1o9x; 10,
tDs. 1v74; new SIS, 106A: New York Central, 101
Erie, l3; Erie preferrel, a.
suoAR-No: IL, Dutch standard. spot. ais ed922s;
ahoat, ais 9dta22s.-
PARIS, April Pril19-RENrEs-108fG Gc. -
FRAaKFonT, April 29.-UsITKD STATES BoaDs-Ns4
5s l04.
ANTWERP, April loo.-PE1HoLEUM-l28 r...,t.
, 1876-04-30

FIOUR-Was quiet and unchanged. There waa
little demand except on local account ah:ppes hold
ing OF. Sellers quoted the market strong at for
uer prices, with not mech offering. Sales were re-
ported Of $50 brla wiutas, chaay 1t $c.25; aad $50
, 1876-04-30

| Pork, Lard, Hams, ,|Shou!d'sI Middles
| brs. tcs. ! tcs. lbs. lbs.
, 1876-04-30

e: Ss;: ss:|! Il :: sf2s: e: 81 Il! s Is =;
Since Nov. 16 955. 1851 55. .G9 g. 7. .516 20
Same ttme '5 49, 3l979, ,000f IT, 4t2 63l. e3 Ia 23I