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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-10-30

THE ACCIDENT TO SENATOR BLAINEs
DAUGHrER.-On Saturday evening, quite
late, Miss Alice Blaine, the eldest daugh-
ter of Senator Blaine, was handling a
little toy pistol when it prematurely ex-
ploded, he miniature ball entering the
young lady's forehead. She was uncon-
scious for some fifteen minutes, but her
mind has been clear since, and she has
not suffered greatly. The wound is nat
urally q dangerous one. as the bullet is
still in the head, though the physicians
look upon the symptoms as extremely
favorable. Should Inflammation not ensue,
recovery will be speedy. Senator Blaine
was telegraphed for at the earliest mo-
ment, and is expected to reach here on
Tuesday Journal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-10-30

OXFORD CENTRAL BoNps.-On Wednes.
day Deputy Sheriff Hartford replevined
from the executors of the will of the late
T. q. j. Smith some $4,000 of bonds of
the Portland Il Oxford Central Railroad,
on the order Of NJ. p. Frank, assignee of
the late Isaac Dyer. The property was
valued in the writ at $1,000.
Yesterday morning the executors Off
cred sl26,O00 worth of bonds Of the
same road at auction, Messrs. F. o. Bal
ley Il Co. being the auetiOneers. No one
making a bid the property was with
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-10-30
PREMIUMS
HoRsFs - COLTs.

Thomas Il. Kendall, stallion, Jim crow, hiI'h
Hawk. / wear old. I.t prem year old Stallion,
Knox. owned by Ieancer Grover, lst; , year oio
stalIion, Col. Ryslcs, b. l. ; Foster, l-ti : year
old bay Mare, entered by cole ) Edwards, l't'
and 4 + whitman each 3 year OIL 2nd; i l. Whit
man entered one year Old, lst: Eli Barker one
celding, sire Jim Crow, l-t; Brood Mare entered
by Virgil Grover, black mare, years ola, MorIlI'
draught horses, entered by Bethel steam MILL L7t'
gentleman. driving horse, entered by Lyman
Russell; sucking cOlt, entered by Hiram 9unS'
Pedigree, Morgan anG Patchen.
Committee-C " Pierce Z NJ Wormeh, II
Hutchins.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-10-30

PAINTING w. L. Perkins oil Paris has
opened his shop for painting carriages
and sleighs. Mr. Perkins has furnished
his establishment with all the modern and
most approved implements of trade, aud
is now prepared to do all work at very
low rates. Carriages and sleighs painted
in good taste, with colors which will not
fade. Give hisf job.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-10-30
Newspaper Decisions.

I. Any person who who takes paper regularly
nom the ofice-uhekher directed 10 his name or
apsiher's or wAsshes ne has subscribed or not
II responsible for The payment.
.. II person orders his paper di.eononned,
he must pay al auSarsges, or the puoilsner may
continue TO sead 10 until payment made, anu
collect the whole amount, whether the paper Is
taken nom the otics or not.
q. The CouEs have decided thatrefnsing 70 take
newspapers and periodicals nom the post once,
OF removing and leaving them uncaued Tor, 10
srsuas fscss evidence Of maud.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-10-30

Parties using Rubber Boots and Shoes can save
money by buying at Halls Rubber store, Port.
land, Me- where they sell mems common rubber
boot. a. low as $3.50 and mems pure gum boots
$3.50. Mems ladies' and childrens rubber shoes
and overshoes at the lowest prices aud all va.
rieties of rubber goods at Halls Rubber Store,
elG Middle Street, Portland, Maine.
oDQ trp
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-10-30

Hiss. A word in your ear. The next Gne AFTER
noon that you ,aunter out, bay box Of GLESN's
SULPHUR SOAP That admirable purifier will
reno, C every one OF those pmples which detract
much IT m your beauty. Sold by all druggists
There Is Ypath in every bottle Of HILLS HAIR
DYE Og4W
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-10-30

SENATOR BLAINE LII Senator Blaine
was taken suddenly ill Sunday evening,
with chill and slight fever, which pre-
vented his departure for Augusta. He
was much better Monday morning, and
the physician says he is not seriously sick.
His sickness is occasioned by severe
malarial attack, heightened by the excite
ment produced by the reception Of the
telegram announcing the accident to his
daughter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-10-30

M & Ate rFc.fh S ~ Co.
ventiun at Yonng ems Chr'-tsn A-so-
citations OF Maine will te hold Al AunurD
Nov. 2. 8 and 4. Free entertainments
furn shed delegates. Half fare on the
Maine Central. A list OF topics ior dis
cussion, embracing ten subjects has been
prepared. Chas. w. Hill is secretary ol
the Auburn branch.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-10-30
.IlmSicaI.
BETHEL. O,t &c, 1877.

BETHEL. O;t. 20, 1871.
Dear Democrat:
VIII you allow me word in Your pa
per, in reference Ia the second SINUS al
session OF the Oxford Co Musical ASCOT
alton. which closed here tnis evening,
with concert at the Congregational
church. There has been present cto-
rus ol eighty voices, under The direction
OF Prot. II. l.. Whitney OF Boston, and
the time ior four days has been well &C.
copied 10 Tie practice OF great variety
of music, from he lighter songs and cho.
ruses to the heavier music Of The old
masters The Convention has been u
success IN every PARTICULAR. The prac-
tice has been effective and thorough.
The eighty good people from various
parts OF the county have had a most en-
joyabie time, and cultivated more thor
ough acquaintance with each other, GO
log to their homes with their souls filed
more completely than ever with the
rand harmonies OF music. The COR
cert. this eve, was listened TO BY house
filed with the hospitable citizens OF
Bethel and vicinity, who wore evidently
well pleased with the treat offered by
the Association. The good people here
opened their doors freely and gladly to
all who came with music in their heart g
to make melody together as they travel
on through the journey of life.
1t has been unanimously voted that
Bethel is good place to stop at. Visit
ors are weH mp in the world, that is GER
tain. The scenery Is beautiful, the peo-
pie are hospitable and kind-hearted, and
really the only objection that | have
heard against having our sing here, lies
in the great quantity, variety. and rich
ness of the food which we were required
To- partake OF from three to five times q
day, and surely the objection is quite a
serious one, tor had we eaten less tur-
key, chicken. roast beef, plum-pudding,
,p,rco nj, &c, we could have made bet
tor r,..,c
r.. O.,.,d County Musical Associs.
.;.,t... .-,.,,i.boj far, md de.,inet
.....,....... =. ,,r,,ors and ;mnor,soc.
as t-ale.r, come ard 60. We trust all
,...., 80 o.,ord vin h..r,bi.
,...i.o...,
49,. t..,o shor. s;,,,
"' wv" ''''- '"'" previous " th' "'N'
snuua. -iak, eu' II o'on and Waterford
,r. named ~ probable p aces 10 be visi-
., W., sa,..,.. l,c,-. ., up.;c -,
l'"'' ''"'-'
Ga FrdiY morning tae regular t1s
ines meeting 90 mo Association vas
hill o.. .,,birs trs f,,soqin5 officers onc
-..-'.........,.. -.,.,.,I -. d., c,~.
'"'''''''. -''' " VIC
rent musical year
Pres d.: a. l.. Harsey; Vice Pres,
DR. o : bradbury: Sec. +. A. Tbsy-
ar. r.. uor.,e Co,e
81, n
Executive 'ui14'..se' oiiAs y DUN
ham. Dr. .. y. Bradbury, r y. Hall.
George Briggs. George II. Jones, W. K
Wo,Ihurr TnaoIore Saunders. Chqries
Barrel " d. TOUT
Mus COMMITTEE: DE- A l.. Jersey
Frank A Thayer. Dr. o. n. Bradbury
Tho following resolutions were passed A:
pS.oI,.sJ ina, -. be,ehv e,nress opr
ormr 'T' 49, a,d ,ander onr tbsnks 70
Or. ~ W,i,na, for tho nv biz.
io'. H. -. " u'auoo' ~ t;noo,er IS go ~
auu acc 'p'"0'e SCI '''0 - o'''N'0' -
SnOtu7'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-10-30

The large sale Of AdamSOH's Botanic Bdlsdm is
because when once used it becomes household
remedy Children like it; 1t cures their colds and
prevents the Group. Sold everywhere at 81 cts.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-10-30
TAXPAYER OF NORWAY,
residing IN NorCGy
Norway, Oc;. -. 1877,
rs Of oxford County D.:

To the rioters Of OXFORD Comfy:
Wbereas many false reports ATE III en-
collation.. throughout the county. relative
to he intentions Of the cit.zsn, @. Nor
wsy, Is 20 The County Buildings, 10
take tbs method TO give YOU correct in
iorm ton u.s. 10 what are the present iu-
tanIon- OF Norway, provided The chang
is made For the main buildings, j, -
proposed % build with brick. front end
srl two sides, pressed brioS, - 10
90 loo feet. walls 10 inches thick
lower rooms II feet. the next above tor
hail - feet high. hall so 90 ieet, M.r-
ssrl roof. covered with best tin. insicc
finish blsck walnut or Other choice wood,
stone caps over windows ard doors. Gel
lsr underneath Buildings not far dis
tau from hotels and boarding-houses.
PAN TO be drawn by competent Arch
itect, having in view the wants OF The
county Such other buildings as may he
necessary. and il is Intended 10 allow the
county the free use Of so much of the
buildings as may be wanted, just as
long as the county may choose 10 occupy
tor courts, offices and records, and for
prisoners, should there be such.
Notwithstanding the changes rang
through the county on the cost of the
buildings. $40, 900. $50, 900 and SGT. 900, or
more. Norway has an offer from CON-
petett contractor and builder. with suffic-
nte bouds, to build such buildings as
above described. ut price satisfactory
TO the citizens OF Norway. But in the
worst, suppose Norway cannot build as
proposed, then the County Commission.
ere will not accept them. and what harm
is done to the county? On the other
hand, suppose Norway does provide all
the necessary buildings, much nearer
fire. proof ths nthe old buildings. and in
every way satisfactory TO the county. is
not the county gaining largely By the
change? Look at this question without
bias or prejudice, and there can be no
doubt as to your answer.
The suggestion which led to the pro-
posal made by Norway, did not originate
in Norway, but was originated outside
the limits. by respectable parties OF other
towns. The people OF Norway, are, OF
course, interested for the change, as are
large numbers of voters of other towns
in the county, and Norway made the
offer 10 provide all the necessary build
ings, free from tent, to the use 0t the
county in good faith, intending that the
county should have the free use of same,
until some other town should be chosen.
The petty Aing Of IAN East Oxford
Voter" in the Democrat OF last week. of
selling your nsmes or votes, is beneath
the contempt of all honest voters.
Tax payers, and legal voters OF Oxford
County. look at the question carefully
aud candidly. and if you believe the ci,i-
zens of Norway intend to cheat you, or
If you prefer old TO new first-clsss build
inss. you will Withhold your names and
votes, but if you prefer good, new
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-10-30
POULTRY.

Your committee beg leave to report there were
ak cages OF Poultry entered, BY q whey,
Bethel; by X Dunhami Bryants fonu Oy II
L Barker, Bethel. Your committee hnd II very
hard to award premiums, as they entered about
all the poultry on exhibition. Your committee
award q X Wiley g., for the best trio OF light
Brahmas, also trio of Plymouth ROCKS, Pten'
90 also 2nd prem on / trio Golden Seabrigntsi
70; awarded to II Barker, LIST prem OF w Tor
pair White Leghorns, 2nd prem on pair Ply
mouth Rocks, and lst on pair Partridge CochIh-,
w; awaroed to X Durham, lot prem ON pair
Golden Seabrights, %.
nar..niLtnn IL 4 Rnrker Z = kilhnn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-10-30

VIZ publish this week TWO artic es from
Norway, concerning the removal OF our
county buildings. This is matter that
should be thoroughly discussed by the
people, aud to this end, communications,
not exceeding Two columns esch week.
will be inserted In inis paper. TIE edi-
tor reserves his customary right 10 reject,
modify snd amend, but will express no
opinion, at present.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-10-30
Local AQessfs.

Ths Solloving persons are authorize cd agents tor
the OxroRD DEMOCRAT. They Will receipt Tor
Using. and to any other matters which patrons
nav desire:
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-10-30

The ThOmaSt0B Herald is new pa
per, published by Geo, E. Richardson.
It hes nothing to do with the State Car
riage shop.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-10-30

HAcKMErAcK, popular and fragrant perfume
Sold by the above dealers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-10-30
Every Postmaster In Oxford County,

Bethel a. Foster r.. K. W. Woodbury.: Brown
acid, J. L. frink; Buckneld. Geo. ID. Bisbee /;
Canton, A. s. Hat away; Dixheld, Hon r g.
HARLOW. FrveetIr-c seth W Fife. Gilead. a J.
Blake: Graf John Beattie; Greenwood, ID \.
COIN, J. q. oh; Hanover, A. h. Knapp; Hiram,
l.. A. Nsdswcrth; Lowell, q. III. Eastman; Mason
g a Brown; Mexico, n. W. Park; Norway, o..
y. Bradbury, NJ. D., Upton \ Farnum; oxford,
Rev. q. a. Lockwood, q. r. Hawkes.; Paris, So
p A. Thayer, lWest) d. h Yates, NJ. D., Peru,
A L Haires: Porter, Z. W. RcdlOn, Isaac l..
French: RumforJ, :. K HutchiRs, sweden, H.
saunders; Waterford, J NJ. shaw, Woodstock,
q. (. Houghton; Franklin y Milton Plantations,
L. n. Thornton
ss-Agents viii deduct their commission before
Sc aiding money TO this Office, - We do not open
accounts with them,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-10-30
TKOTrING

Alvin Conn entered Morrill, Boy; Newton Rich
ardson, Black Diamond Black Diamond WINS 10
two straight heats, Morrill, Boy takes second
money. No time was given but both horses trot
Ted very fast
Committee-T b Kendall, 5 Gibson, l. w Rus.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-10-30

And now the TAIL ~ csum has begun
to discuss our bankrupt laws.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-10-30
-HC Barker, E 5 Kilbon.
GARDEN PRODUCTS.

Your committee found Indiana squashes rails
ga by Levi Twltchell, wei Ching 90, 3d. aud IS lbs
G X Whey, 3 ,quashes Of the Turban variety, Of
about equal siLe--one very rich looking one-lsI
prem. one mammoth squash, 100 lbs; two large
M.rbiehead squsshrs, very nice, lst prem nye
snu..nes exhibited by Mr. Durham of Bry ant :
Pond; 3caUbages and Drets raised By q samoa u
very large. aud best on exhibition, let prem y
Enrich, pumpkin, not large, Out wen proportion
ed and perfect IN form, let y em; carrot BY 1
Br, ant; / basket vi gOurds, raised Oy Norman
Dudley.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-10-30
Disaster Near Glasgow.

Please Copy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-28
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT FIRM; FUTURES
CLOSED FIRM--FLoUR HIGHER WHEAT IR-
REGuLAR--coRN IRREGUIAR-oATs STRONG
ER--wHIsKEY FIRM--PoRK AND LARD UN-
CHANGED-pETRoLEUM DULL-sPIRITs OF
TURpENTINE Easy RosIN FIRM OILS
QUIET = CoFFEE lac. HIGHER SUGAR
sTRoNu--FREIoHTs STRONGER AND ACTIVE.
FRIDAY, April 27-6 T. NJ.
The markets generally rather feverish and duo.
tuatlng although not to great extent rs ycser
DAY. On Change Hour was held firm Mt high figures,
but did not sell Wheat irregular Corn was like
wise irregular, closing lower than 1t opened. Oats
werc stronger. whiskcy was quiet but nrm Pork
without decided change, also lard.
Frcghts stronger and Cotton on the 80 OF
nrn and futures closed nrm. Coffee active
dearer Sugar very hrm with holders asking &c.
above the quoted range Oils quiet petroleum dull
Rosin was strong. BAT sprs turpentnc easy tho
close
ASHES selling In jobbna way ., ~ Tor pos and
SIC n 7c. for pearls
AnrixoSY was quiet a, 1870 a i3c. for rcguius
BAGswAx quiet but steady 32,c 3]Se for West.
and southern; 5000 ibs Southern sold tor export
33,sc.
BROOK corr dull quoted y, 3iSc DC for red tipped
DC. &c. Tor medium and &c &C. Tor choice green.
CorrIaThc market Tor lilo active aud atmcr and
mark quotations Ac The sales i054e bags Rio.
embracing s7s bags in lots oLe 2oc. lot OF
.Uuu strict good, and lSac.
bags barely iair aud balance private .ns sos bags
eS Hermann and .253 bags Carrie Pennington also
on private terms Mild coffee stendy We quote -
Ordinary carsoes. 16isc 1897. lair do ss4c. he
good TO-. loh.c. iehc.; prime do. 2OGc 2oisc.
Tor lots io1sc 2oi.c santos. fair 10
good Ice lSlsc gold 80 days. Java Cover
22c. 23c do mats. BE. 2Ic Singapore. Zoe
2lc ceylon. lac Gle Maracaibo, isc zoe. aguayra
l9c. a zoe. Jamaica lie isc.; - Domingo, lGc. a
lBi4c Porto Rico. isc 2oc Costa Rica 1sc Gle
Mexican. iSc iD1sc Macassar, lsc a2le Angosturs,
iyc. 20xc. Snvana. lsc 2Uc.: Curacoa iBG 49,"
CoorKRAGE STOCK quiet We quote i--Moasscs
shocks J2-iueh with heads ~ 10 81 TO- shocks
with heads 3Sineh q, 30 81 G5: do. do 30 iuc 81 50
- ~ OK shocks TIC Soc do "a ppe do. 81 q
5U empty no.shcads - so: hoops IA set ordinary
prime s33 $5 hoops. IL eet do. So. to $50 per NJ
Corrrn-Thc market was. uuiet, at t04c. l02c. No
important transactions.
COHpA0x arkct very quiet We quote anita, large
small size. h.. Ike. l4tac; do. cordagc,
bolt rope yarns lie f1c; tarrcd Manila lac sisai rope
Zoe. lie. New Zealand, linc. I2tsc: Russia hemp
tarred 10 do. lac. Russia holt rome lie
CorroN the spot Arm unchanged prices Liver.
pool HAT aud Irregular Tor spot cottu aud nc lower;
5000 bales sold. arrivals were iiBd. 332i lower but
Our market opened about
evenings closing and gradually improved during
the with business AZ tue close the
was brn. and the prlees A. compared With ysterdsy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-28
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

IL c. Rogers Co.. the old established lsh dcalerA
al No Ii Fulton Market, have been adjud Gated vol
untary bankrupts their own petition. ard the mat
ter has been referred Register Williams TO take iur
Their proceedings. The total Indebtedness Is OO0
OF which sil, 800 IL on accommodation paper and
$4,000 the individual debts OF II. G. Rogers. The
principal creditors arc the ioowng-rhomas 8.
Rogers, s7.6T2; L. NJ. Palmer, $4,000; william walIi
Sons, $4,000; olvor : Pctttt, $1,000; J. A. Young h
Co., 46S e. A. Weaver Co., 81. $40; W. A. Banks,
ST. 800 Traders National Bank OF Baltimore 81 O40;
Stockbrdee & Co 81. 500 c. Stoker. 81, 0lS; Harris
Bogcri, 81 500 III, Trims Assets embrace Notes
So 6oo debts DUE 1900 judgments, So 800; sharci
In tour schooncrs, st, 600 Tho assets OF Henry q.
Rogers oil real estate und Interest vessels
TO the amount oI Sll, 900.
A meeting Of the creditors OF DOrc Lyon the hus.
band oil Kate Ciaxton. was held yesterday tho Office
OF Register keichnn to prove their ccbts ana elect
a. signcc IN bankruptcy. Claims wore proved by the
following cditors:Eliza Martinez ST, 900; Charles
G Cowell 81, JSu, pcnman Il Freeman, 81 l2s l.
Waterbury Co, 81 ,26, Caleb Is. lie Baron $40; II.
!. phaiun. $500. Mr. Jonn N. Lewis elected
siguce.
The creditors OF Alsberq h Jordan. dealers In fur
nishug goods nj No 81 Lispcnard street, having rc-
fused accept tho Offer 10 compromise at forty cents
the dollar a meeting was heid yesterday, VI tho
Office ol Register Dwight, To cIcct an assignee IN bank
ruptcy Ninety claims admitted, amounting to
about eighty thousand dollars Alter voting for nm
assignee IL was found thai there choico from
the several candidates. and the general assignee Mr.
John IA. Patt, was appointed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-28
NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY APRIL % 877-rRlPLE SHEET

l62 Missouri sheep. weight II $40 lbs az 5sc per H.
lsi state sheep. weight 1920 lbs. a. - per cw
Davis uAlienhtck sold ~ shorn Indiana sheep. weight
i1s' b> ~ per ib :. shcrn Indiana sheep Wei III
$3.50 lbs. at III los lnd,aua Sheep weight 1910
lbs. - Tac perth rl slpra uiin siieru lssHtt
br. AT 5t,r ~ 40 Ohio sheep. weight ~ 10 lbs. nj
Sac. h. u stale sheep weight $40 .hs no
10 * Siae sheep. weight .!ai bs.. 7'c per ID .!
state shsep. weight 53i ms, AZ ~ 81 - state
lambs. weight 5tD hs., nc. reg NJ. State lambs.
weight 5lD iss. ~ ipitc. per 10.
Mich tows.->n the general tone of trade.
Sales effected Al our last quotations.
NHAlN tALsEs. Trade slow arrivals. a
head Of snooti quality veas 10 hand: sold Sc
10. coarse quality calves AZ 5c sise. per 10.
HoGsTradr small Isl Ohio Aoss, live weight l4l lbs.
head sold at III 1874 per cwt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-28
WEEKLY coIToS MARKET.

AsrwsRr, April "a 1877.
Petroleum, 34G Tor fine pac American.
LONDON. April 27--5 30 l.. VI.
PRoDucE-Tsliow. is ID. a 49, III. per cwt.
Spirits of turpcntne ~. I'D l'ar cwt
PRODUCE EXCHANGE REPORT
LiykRpuoL April II. 1877.
Pork-EaStern dull At IT'S. Western steady Gs;s
Bacon Cumberland cut duil at Bis short rib dan
i.ts It'd long clear dnil iOs short clear duh as
liaus-Lung dun ~ rs. shoulders steady ,S 81
Rccflndia hrner a. DDS extra IL ner ut i4s
primo hrner .css Lard Prime Western
nt 5ts. taowirime city frmer AS. I'd. Turpcntine-
Srs duh nj Us I'D. Rosin- Common steady ~ bs 81
hue dull ius Cd Cnrrse choice dull
Lard oil None la the market Flour state hrner
SIS. Wheat-Spfing No J. hrmcr l3s Cd and nominal
none In the market Cotn-MiSed son steady At 2ss
corfkf MARKET.
RIO JASkigo April 2G. 1877
Coffee market very animated prices adv ancing Rio
good hrsts $500 900 reis 10 klos. Exchange
London. 23ss.
Coffee market animatcd prices nrn. superior santos,
6.UoU "a 100 rels per 10 kiios.
FINANCIAL.
LoypoS. Apri, 81. 1877.
The various financial articles OF the London press
governments is engaging transports TO take unusual
quantity OF supplies the Lcvgt and that
statement would he made Ia Parliament.
The Stock Exchange TO-DAY opened comparatively 80 aiy
Is no excitement Consois showed an Improvement
but lower Foreign securities generally steady
Russians ARE better
Consos o37s Tor both money aad the account United
States bonds new lives. 1D,a. Erie hallway sarcs. GA.
Paris advces quote five lO.f 6oc for the
account.
PARIs. April 81 1877.
Exchange on London, 25E 13c. for short sight
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-28

Wheat Irregular but generally held above the views
bushels No milwaukee, sold At 81 % 81 generally held
salc were s bushels SPOT ~ io steamer
mixed 1Oc for steamer yellow oSc lr southern yellow
April a. 6sc i7,OpO do. tor May 67c &c; suuo
a. Tor June a. o7sc ese and ioo . 30 srsaed So
stronger With sales OF % nj 7c Tor white
Ode a o7c Ter white Western STATE intending ~ 8
New Ycrh q op,ae ole rye was qn'es ana oerely
=, y onsi % Tor Western an n goa q - Tor state
Fnu,r The market foreign was active and Gsn.
peesiy 50 Tor pru.e. aaarTe business accomplished
per box Voe maseae, e. per box London Layers. g.
eso, .rs III s'iI H., nsm sar'" ~
Dates Sc nraail puts ossc Turkey prnno. 's Tor Oh
sssJ1anS 70 ne s@nes onns, lie Z scsss inss
aaa qa.s active. We quote Apple. state sliced. isc
So az s""'s DE- g .s as 1HSs. 81 e
Peaches Peeled .ieorga. prime 10 ,gney. se zoe
ps , ESQ Co. cEsss is "fs s as sRs e
Ice d.. stare 2uc BlacAbcr,es a4c. u,ac Pea.
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