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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-04-03
Assessors Notice,
To rHE TAXPAYERS OF THE CITY OF AUGUs

TO THE IAN IA EKS OF TIE IIIN OF AIGUsTA,
l GU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED to bring in
/ true and perfect lists of your polls, aud all
your estates, both Real and Personal, of which you
were possessed on the irst day OF April 1877 not by
law exempt from taxation. For the purpose OF re-
cevng said lists and ADM 7isterng the oath there
10, authorized, the undersigned, Assessors OF said
ely, VIII be IN session AZ the sldermans Room
in Granite Block, on each saturday before the 18th
DAY OF May next, from to Il o clock A. NJ, and
+ ON to O'Clock 7. 81, ana also on ali stormy
days before that time.
Failing to bring in such lists you " i'll thereby he
barred OF any right to make application to the
County Commissioners for an abatement of any
tax which may be asses 5ed against you.
Blanks for returns may b. had of us on applca.
t3n, or calling at the City IRE isureis ONCE.
J. s. TURNER, } Assesso
GUY TURNtR, : of
THOS. LIFTLE,) Augusta.
April ?, 1917. mar27-t&wtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-04-03

The furniture for the Masonic Hall in Gardiner,
is about ready to be placed in the rooms, and is
said to be of very neat and tasty pattern.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-04-03

The boy orator will be 10 this city on Friday,
April 9Th lie will exhibit in Meonian Hall in
the evening. Another opportunity will thus be
granted the people of this section to see this
remarkable prodigy before his departure for Eu
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-04-03
BLUE GIL ASS.

Get your medicines put up at Devine & How
ards. in Blue Glass Bottles. marl9teodtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-04-03

"Foc Tar" Preparations are pure prcpira'
tions OF Tar--cffeciiyc, but harmless.
mar2S-t,S wlw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-04-03

Settlement Requested.
All persons indebted to Mrs. NJ. P. Webster will
please call and settle their account; any bills
against her will be settled on presentation.
mars6-ttf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-04-03

The kennebec river is now supposed to be en-
trely clear of ice, with the exception, perhaps, of
some few unimportant nlcts
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-04-03

The washout at Carmel, on the Maine Central,
has been repaired.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-04-03

An elegant tea service presented to j. Harry
Shannon, the boy orator, is now on exhibition in
Portland. shannon is to appear here on Friday
evening next.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-04-03

The Gardiner Reporter says "Thc first
schooner to leave the kennebec thi, spring start
cd from Augusta Thursday, but she was bottom
up when she passed this city"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-04-03

The April term of the Supreme Court in Ban
gor, opens to-day, Chief Justice Appleton, pre-
siding. There are over eight hundred cases on
the docket and busy term is nromised.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-04-03

Acting "like charm means ruin to the stom-
ach. As sure and safe RENE iy for colds, coughs
and sore lungs, take Forest Tar" IL never fails
to do good and never does harm. mai2l- t&wlm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-04-03

The Reporter says that several parties will soon
leave Gardiner for California, where they have
secured position in saw mills at 800 per month,
it is stated. They are experienced millmen.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-04-03

Fifteen members were received into the Meth
odist church, in this city, last Sunday from proba
ton, and one was baptized. At the evening meet
ing four went forward for prayers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-04-03
local ann State Mems.

The streets are now vocal with the music of
robins.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-04-03

Correspondence has been opened with the Rev
Dr. Pentecost, the able and eloquent Boston cler-
gyman, with view to his holding union revival
meetings in this city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-04-03

An Eiectro-Galvsnic Battery combined
with tho Cels brated Medicated Porous
6trengt hening Plaster. forming the best
Plaster for pains ana aches In the World of
N ed1cine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-21
CnrTnN NfAREErs

st. IOIIs. May Election unchanoef; HidfiHy lOec
NJ dilg-, Ices Good Ordinary, 9ic receipts ~ bales
shipments, Be- bales Sir 800 Dls; STOCK 1865. bales
GALVESTON. Nav l9-COtfn.i q5cf; NGdDg. !G3 o.. Low
exports colwi.e, AZ uas sales, 10 baes STOCK, 3ll52
NJ EFctE May I9-cction quiet; Mst!ae IOl-c. net &C.
celp 1914 bales ey"rs, coastNise 2yJ LItsi sales, o
BAuMogl May I9.-Cot0n quict; Milln2, 1879: Lo-
Huhiug lO1sc. Good Ordinary frc.; gross r'CepS, II
bales; exports coastSi'e 20 D17 sales 20 bales; stock
EosroS May l0.-co,ton duh; Kidding. lie: Low MID
lOL.c.: tirDd liC net receipts J'r
gross. S47 bales; STOCK, 1871 bales .
CINciNNAII, Nav I9.-Coton quiet MId1.lrs lu-c Low
HilHug lGc. Ordinary 9-sH.. Ieotipt' 2Ji bale,
shipments 2Ui bales sales 100 bales splnncr 100 bales
M6i'f Nay i9-Coon cuict and weak; sUl'liuc 1oiIc;
Low Aiiduc, 9fC.; Gooi Sid Ty, H net receipts, 80
bales: cSpOs FraUcr 2.i72 bales, cJlstvst, bales
sales. 100 btrS; st'r,. -t't7 D'lrs. .
nENTH-. May l9-oo'tnn si,a'y Milling, lO|a.; re.
crpjs 80 bales; shipments, 5f2 bales; sales 800 bales
Ardi'-it. Nay la.-Coiion quiet ard steady; Mi3dlm-
loci low MifHng 9i279'ic; Good Orunary 90 receipts
CrIVf,TUN MAY lg-,'cttoa firm bar li,;lr Goinr Mid.
dius IuLUiC5l-.: Lcw NjulGc lptc.. Good Ordinary,
J,c rccp.s, - bales; sports, cCat5e 200 bales
sales. ID bales: stock. 1873 = Dai'-
WuMSGIcS, May la.-Cou"r gin ana steady Nddinc,
iOc. Low Nuldirc, Ohio trnI ordinary &C. cNpDf coast
wise. lOg bi.f,; STOCK. ..0pg Ua'rs.
PHlIApRIrnIL May l9-Couou irn Midliur - l' Low
Nuirin- lp5so. Good Ordinary, lrtr net receipts, u
bales; - bales sales, 900 Ira 'iHneis. Io3 bales
|,@t>SiiL May lo.-Cotrop Arm: riidlrag IoAc Low
Niduug g,s. Gooi mary, gsr net REGENTS HG D1les
NEwuElr,Ns May l0.-Cotron steady MidaIing, lo4c
Low N.Iduue. loc; Gpo1 Ouinlt}. 2'-; net receipt
h,lcs. pOs. lJj bac sale, 1000 baesj sorS' lt3722
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-21

HAVANA May 10 sugar Planters are holding the remain
stocks beyond the Of shippers tupo.a
tang business ior which good dispos non prevails cen
trugal sugars Nos II to j., boxes l3Luli! reals per
aIIObl; do hhds, lJei4 reals stock in warehouse
havana ami MAtn1as -65u00 boxes and 5S hhds.
week. 900 boxes 10000
ports the week, 1900 boxes 800 hhds
CdjIs 5000 boxes and ll,loD bids 10 The United
Molassc- 90 poaI laton iD'2G Z reals per keg. gold
Bacon, SO per est Batter. $50 per qulntai
superior American. Flour, r39Uf3O Dbl Tor Amcri
can JcIked Beef, 80 per aTr0ba Hams, SiJaSiS
per Qtiutal for American ougarCuTCd. IaTd kegs,
a3jaSaj 70 per quntaij IN TINS 81 1898. Pota
toes. $40 JUd*ll p'r Dbl Honey, reals per gallon.
Naval nominal Empty Hogsheads, %, gold.
Lumber active; White Pine, 80 = NJ Pitch Pine, sJl u
- y NJ shocks nominal. sugar HOg-htads, Is reals.
Whits Navy Beans. 81 d3G reals Hoops abundant
Long shaved SO 4 VI. ElcgAtsGOJd d.u and
is diminishing loading at Havana for the United States, 3
sugar. 75c as y HID Of sugar as p y hid
Of NioassrS rs l2l2 10 Iamouth ORDERS Sd
So loading ports The north coast Outside ports the
United hid Of sugar, t5aS1 90 & hhd Of MO,scs,
sjaS5 80 Tobacco favored ny the rainy which has
now arriving aud excellent quail
light for the United cautious
Spanish Gold, . ga d2eG'. Exchange frm: United
states DAYS currency discount sight do y
, discount; co days gold, -4j prmiumi short sighL
DO. 5l216 prerium on London, lbHdl7 premium on
Paris, oi4ds premium.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-21

BUFFALO, May leMarkets generally quiet F1our lower
CITY and western Ground Patent, Sll 50Q4l2 :
Spuug, grades, ~ 90 high d. - White Wheat 81
other unchanged Wheat light milling demand !;
prices DOmnay unchanged Corn-Ony fair demand ;
0uoale 4bas al the close for cargo No oats
in light Iequrst-deuai ght Rye aud Barley neglected.
Mat-Brewers GENERALLY well supplied and decline 10 pur
chase az the strong prices held by masiers reported
other articles unchanged Rail and Canal Frcights the
came u Flour 800 Dbs Wheat-Sales 500 bush
Sample White II 622 1000 bush No Duluth at 81 30
ears No White ~ 10 CornSales OF High Mixed
o,iO on track 6Sc No. at 6Se: 10000 bush. No
cargo 56c closing sellers &c. Receipts BY Lake
Flour bbls. Wheat 1900 bush; Corn. titles bush
Receipts by Ralroad-Four 800 bills; Wheat 500 BUSH
Corn, IS 500 bgsli oas sooo bush Barley l-O 1Isn'
isS 400 bush; Wheat 6l,7O0 bush Oa ~ C2S bush To
Intermediate pOintsCOTn, 1000 bush: Wheat 5000 BUSH
Plour $50 bbs by railrOads-ROur $40 bbls; WHEAT
BUSH Corn 23s bush Oats 1850 BUSH Barley
7l33 bush. Rye $50 bush
CHICAGO May l9-Rlour duh and unchanged Wheat dull
and weak Spring 81 6O4 cash 81 VI y Juno; 81 %,
July sales at 81 G0sdsl 65 July. No. do ~ a. Corn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-21

S% eDd weak q os cs S 9Ps S Jey Re-
gaghangd Pork n ,ar demand at ga o. easG ga %
mand asc- CASH 30 50. July Bak Meats steady un
DEIssy ba ai Wsaa q 59doS 81 BUSH g
200 T sS Fam pS b goVS Ogs M 6o s
Corn $4,000 bn.h- oats, o bush Barley
5as anil sd 81 .g 90 corn Rvs gs
ga o. iTT Repipay gPena1ssd BSk Meat: stronger
eaT s B2cHn in ad fair demand o a. 6 &C. and Sc for
rln at p o. Butter quiet unchanged Live Hogs quiet
nV5minaly unchanged receipts 935 shipments. 100.
White Michigan 81 OF do for Milling 81 9sq: No TO-
NoI MSs 20 oats ast Sai :rda5Ej Viii;
1851 bush Corn 7t7O bush Oats % bbs
Flour rs bush; Wheat 4,95i bush Com.
closed sHi So MiyagEss 81 90 Y" $o 1'i 9 75ai
NO ls 6s lS s:aav and No. No. d ~. c% Dull
10 J. Soc Barley in fair demand No strng; sue: No
1000 bbis Flour 5000 bush. wheat shipment;
fHiGapEPara may isOPo 1 "a and lower; sales. 900
Se Hp Ts Family s9e S 90 % DO . 90
Wheat quiet and weak Pcnnsylyala Red g Amber = oj
52a5iec. PROVISIONS inactive and declining; Ness P@rs
9G9h Shoulders G'c Picked Hens. sa9'e sides 80
York and Bradford County Extras 25a2jc; West IN DO %
do lt@l4lgc Egg frm; Ponnsyyaaia, New Ier,ey and
a"T I ldeIn - &C.; M'5I3 ia FSoeIn
IL ii. Receipts-Plour. 1900 bbls. Wheat 1000 bu5s
Corn, $1,000 hushi OATS 5000 bush Barley, 1000 bush
ShipmeHts-Nonc.
ST. L9gls Nay 9FlspT dun and nominal wAe., GaI
cash Corn active; No. Mixed i050jOc cash 507- down
to 80 Sc June 52l. down 81 July. dub l1,yer
to sell No ? sc bid May Rye higher At soc. Whisky
quiet ~ Il ~. Pork finer at Sli 30, Sli 40
Lard dun summer DC Bulk Meats dn al 7isc for Clear RID
Sle5 Bacon dun and unchanged Live Hogs quiet and
changed Cattle weak little doing; Choice Fancy Steers,
- ~ 12asj n Light 10 Fair p O@S5 O Cows Hecrs
- - - Feeders 81 ofJ. ccerts-l 800 bi5 Flour,
1880 bush wheat. 10000 bush. corn, oats,
1000 bush. Rye, 100 Hogs $50 Cattla.
Michigan 81 90; 40, -; Amber Nicni@ar, spot
MAY 81 % June % td Winter, - 90; No.
Rel II Gj No 2Ambcr Illinois, II %. Corn dl 40 open
ing; closed hnner: Iigi Mixed spot 4lc; August GO@o
No spot and May. J4c iuur 81 July ole. August,
69'sc; Rejected. sic; rlmlge, l24 Oas dull noni
nal Rcce pts3O0 bbs Flows; 1000 bush Wheat; 5000
bgsh Conn lGcJ bgsh OATS sAipnents-3.G0O bush Wheat
WILMINGTON. y. g., May I9-sUirts Turpeutnc firm at
SOC. fTu a. II - Tor strained CIIca Tuprltiue
steady ~ 90 COR Hard - % FOR Yellow Dip 80
virgin. Tar steady ~ - 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-21

,,, and advance in the Louisiana and South Carolina
.opsols Railroad bonds have been strong, and In most
csses the quotations have advanced vet In too many in.
stances was clearly due 20 local speculative rather
tban to a legitimate demand.
The stock speculation for the bull account has been
carried on with varying success. with The lessening
%,,ccs of n general European war and tho more en-
-htpned opinion that of one the Unlted states
d suffer more than IL would gain thereby, the talk has
bapsed from war TO that OF peaceful agriculture,
ond IA now is the next crop which is to bless stockhOd
en- OF the general speculative llSt the majority show
yceptiOns being the "Grangcrs" which vigorously
pushed the cnd establishing an advance Tor the week
nrng from q for St Paul common to dig per cent for
Northwestern preferred. On the other hand the princi
nal declines Western Union, 24 C., c. G. and l.,
cent Lake shore Michigan Central, Central and Hud-
son Erie Illinois Central and the coal shares show do
e!nes ranging from a 20 5 cent The total business
fo She dayS-l ,OOOS75 shaIes-reilectS less gen
erl interest in the market than for the preceding week.
WTEKLY RANGE or PRICES Al TIE STOCK EXCHANGE.
-for the WEEK --Closug---> No shares
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-21

rI9iiH %ED MEAI-A light trade reported in TLOUR.
miay Tor Local use with SONG huIe bu,ne. t"l lhe M,st
Indies ana British l1oWDcss ia, OigO o' 90 an g
parcels. - - &o0 bbs Low Grade LXr, ~ 23G*1 49,
Extra IA 75Gs9 pain - Q;qfll %. Patent 30 M.
supetnnnac - II 'soa-i o. No 2; +7aS7 % Su'
perane state ana Western; ~ 2jdS7 49, Inferior Common
5a a1d Il, cSocc 40 81 85d8 - cSoce to Fancy do
aS7 90, inferior 10 common EXin Nesie1et -. -
GonT Io SrGcs DO civ Mis Extra o1 Europe e. 90
mon 5xtIa ond HOOP OHIO; - 65a37 . Common 70 Good
Good Mi1nSsoia ESjra 70 O5asi1 10. Good Choice
3Oa-il, Good 70 choice DO ne marEeI Gq,3e 19'
win tendency IN buyes' Il .,Ol diiLiH ~. NV
81 Fair Good Extra 50 0ja$6 20 Conmoa 10 Ghoee
Ioaai sales go Dbls superane 8 e, uciadns faacy
IN small p4forl al - W 900 Gi Srllow western Jersey
anj Penn ~ vuia - iQG% o. Including 24O CD5 ,y%
sacks % sales 40 sacks ~ %, Coarse Cy ~ 7U"Sl %
FGRAIN-0uiy very small business reported in WHEAT
and pHt5 wT " % FOR cTsri rs Zoo BUSH ola No
chicago 81 20 5000 bush. 30 Milwaukee, - 80 10000
bush cpST c.S1n SI al Sc a95e State 81 o5@s 10
sales 80 bush canada N bond u 'BAiLLI ana
Peas and Southern acsEyc Peas as last noticed :
and home trade inquiry quite hg1t sales On spci
steamer Mixed closing at G99a &C. NO 90
Csc closing G7c Low Mixed oGe' WHIT western, 2'
G5s'c" b 900 bush. steamer Mixed. seller May Gj'4c,
M The inside price; 800 bush No q seller June,
offered al 81 &c fOf steamer anu % % ul ~
OATS were IN less active demand WIthout u, tI
change in price sales $4,000 b9sh at 4SStOo toI Nhe
western aud state 5Oa72c for white DO; New1oIk ~" o.
4S14SLc. No p be: No. = White ode, Nhle McsleIh'
&c ack. Mixed Western 50Dj342c nelnding 8OOO 6usi
m sIore AT ltter price Fancy MIXED state oJa 90 &
and Mimic state together zoe, White state, OtG %c hSuu
ing 600 bush the inside price also Z1OOO pIsn 80
Chicago for delivery hTst half June DC ED W
little hrIuor sl0aS25 = ton including ~ ~
"a n S2Ods2l. 50 ID. $2l 1S22 100 n, SZZ9SS5 i've
Feed s5S9325; sbarps s54ds25 y BEANS were
,carcely irn, with fair supply and modet5t dIf
n sdnm Choice. - S5aSZ sos Marrow ChOlto -
Pea Choice 050s3 REQ Kidney Choice - - ~ "'o
kidney Choice. S. lOas3 20. ~, s,,.
nay AND STRAW fairly active and steady. Hayzshlp
ming 7OG7bc; retail qualities 75c6Sl 90; Clover % ,oe
Sail 55aCOc straw duOed GS0c for Long Bye QUO
zoe for short Rye 80 dOJe- for OaL -. ...t.
HIDICS-COulmOn weak, but prime
Arm Receipts the week 1920 Hides sales Same
"a sos and Kips STOCK Of 10000 ides ana 80
boies Calcutta ana Buffalo, against lS5oOO hdos anu
$40 bales Calcutta Buffalo tune last year buehes
93d23I2c Montevideo 229d23l2o; COrrlentes d5lci
no Grande l0za2lo; OrinOeO 2lo; California aZzci
central American IS 9dl9 9c San Juan. lS0lvC MSamo
Bo9oa Isa20iac; MaraoaibO. l56l6ic; Bahia
Puerto CabelO land LaguayrA l0dl1c- Caraea4 iV9AV,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-21
THE MARKETS.
Carefully reported Tor rHr raInUSs.l
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
rey Horm R,oey. Vessels. ami Rl,r71r,
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

INIIs
ASHES in ohbing demand at a. aJc Tor Pots ana o'c
CCFFEE-Ri duh and nearly nominal here ~ yesier
DAVIS dec me t. lGI2.c gold OrH any prime cfruS'
sl6 BAGS, Trafalgar, sold hcro ON private iim' ana l
PeItule 1911 BAGS Industry, sold 10 ltlo, ana re-
,orte0 onu bars ex GRAY Facc ana 5000. Ade.dr Oh
Terms not tIaaspei. Tho ui the CyD"r Proved 10 DE
tha nCrNci late in tle Day
t TO sales cutcatct Tho SONY Dir arrived Win
lO4l3blgs Rio. Mild grades were quiet ana merely nominal
~ yes day prices.
joTION-A large busi for export dome on tho
spot az decline, Otherwise the market clr al
tie reduction 1hCTo were Do a'ces om liverpool n!r wa
there uut Wednesday owing - t- Mht'nrtalc oh'a}7
Enrand sales OF 3,~31 bales, OF which itu !si evening
ilcu.rg 5000 export UlcIs cd 10 h' Tor ElsI 900
fer home consumption. and 500 Tor ejaculation 80 bales
delivered contract. It receipts 40 the Ici7 were
1918 bales 2IGl Tins Gay lat wees, &nd 1850 tn3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-21
..loCELl2 -1oe7. 2.aO......lOsal q.


Money was IN full supply al 2l29li2 On cill ahd "a
re. cent and upward iordiscouut The following wcit iA9
Iales OF exchange New-Y0Ik. at the Aforementioned
,es to-day: savannah, buying SO, selling Ss CiailsS
, Ou, easy offering freely, alG@5 premium 81 LonS 10
premium; CBcnnati quiet anu steady OuyinS par, SCI
lbg iI0i NeHOrlc.us, commercial Il, bank - 3gd chi
fsJ 90 10 70 premium. The following Was the Clearing
House stJtcinont to-day Currency exchanges: Ao5
UIoAJl; currency balances. $3lSS,477 gold OK,
eAaases, sj,J7l 172; gold balances, 1901 595 Ana
IOI Tie week Currency cearmCes, 1898, lGl,bOS cur
Ien'y balances $50 200 $40: gold eiearances, $43-
Sts,9lJ: gold balances. sG,jJO,094.
Government BOMBS were firm and at full figures fhoTe
ne no special features the market We annex latest
tLlt 20 Quotations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-21
wool nfAREEr.

UCsIOv Mas May lJ.-Wo THE demand Tor The past
week good and irm AMI well SUSTAINED
bC ITHcp sr5 of fleece Won during th" past wees nave
Noon u urc,s HOOD ID having been taken ai
"G4i5c including very choice lots The cAly sale
~ ONO $1,000 - Of heavy 81 4 c., h1t good AZ
w0at bring iG0 i~c Michigan ami Wisconsin h't''' HlNt
sold Nr. bUt those prices lave 'u' been lfatH
c account %! snail a.o.s. The sales of COu.ug and b'i1H'
aggr gaze ap 800 D at iyn .J"J,c ioi WaSlt, aHd 81"
uuNJ-Dtd Tn market J., almost bare ol CONT lrr
and quotations nominal. Tue better rd's o' Pn' pave
bee, iu good rIsn but low Is neglected. IAH sales 81 iir
week have I,,u $4,000 D. m0.ti. 20 tom 3jtiH, -uHr
choice o. Eastern. Name aud california super soil i l--
tS. and ole c1Inuu- pulled aa 4b-c ca "rIll %
GOOD demand rIs OF the Wree, -lu1i 3. w SLY 7pfEr' q.
{. ,,ir., Northern sealing OF "i1'.'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-21
Total shares sold for the lOO0sl D
ST. seller go LavS -, seller 30 days 81 =, seller 30
L .nL--L ..... :. U D. snLL.r 90 nLNA


S. seller go d9vs f42 seller 30 days - =, seller 80
ons 967 .. seller 30 DAYS 2 % %, seller 60 days
The principal features Of the stock market to-day were
Rock Island. the Pdus North-WcsterHs, ard Michigan
Caural IN each of which there well concerted aud
executed upward movement, which although not entirely
uls ntqued end OvCr>trtng % De pleasing 10
a d" bear" There was 10 new gossip af0at concerning
ANY of these auolrS account tor the movements ana
ttrv seemed conducted with considerable mystery,
iruaI ~ that of Michigan Central, the transfer books
f which being already closed 1t could not lie imagined
ff what purpose the stock seemingly being 50 per
Fstcn'ly bunCht. The other railroads generally iii
proved in sympathy with these movements and on the
c..>ugup of :" short accounts thereby induced Tic
than lowest prices Opinions still differ as TO the reply
Of Nr G1Wcu the proposal to suspend the production
Of coal for one month Notwithstanding was Tum"cd
be bad res. "a 10 enter INTO thc pan But from trust
". rthy source able TO state his reply 10
DC am uuc. ndtonal refusal. It can scarcely be
doubted what result in the coal trade this VIII ledo
I'm uur estimate yesterday Fdayl Of the quantity OF
coal i'm sight IN error IN CeHung tie Ec@UlhS
G. muauy with 3G0OOO tons at " Port Richmond and
South Ambly the 100000 tons at the latter tPcnnSN
wanna Iai.IOal's) depot being that of private miners
whit this correction and after determination we still
believe the figures gave 90 each company 10 DC sub
s.aut.ay correct. Western Union to-day refused To
ION iu th- general movement, only advancing 10 GjI2
L. se oil 40 CPS at he close and American Express
nI7dc q further decline 10 4sl l~i2.
THE sales ~ the last cai.-3:lJ p. m-Of the open
Board were 200 Central and Hudson, 937s; COO lake
Shore, j3l-; 100 Michigan Central, 4jls; 800 Rock
Island. 8iai ; 100 PatiuC Mall 2l"s; 100 DeiIWdTV,
LactdWGuId and Western, PA ami 600 western Uni'h
C-75
RANCE OF TIE MAERET AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-21
CATTLE MARKET.

CHICAGO May i9.-CtriLG Receipts. 1000 head shin.
mtnts, 5000 bead; market quiet ht firm, with scarcity
sill FED and steer - 7i0S - FOR butchers $io4 %
for shipping.
Receipt 4.orO: shl mcnt, 2G0D; marlt quiet rt
steady usLi - ~J0 - %, heavy 10 5IppUg stock
- 2O"tj 80; packing, ~ Hr5 3
snEEr-IctelplL hIu..Ii M.Ia.i lGN ala weak.