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The Morning herald., 1877-03-09

this would Be- % she well knew. 70 sscspe
from Potts was to have herself made inis-
NOUS publicly under the sanction Of the
Law, and then, by that same law to be hand
ed back to him. At least whether it was
90 or not. she thought so. There was no
help-no friend.
Co." said Potts "leave me now and
you become covered with infamy. Who
would believe your story?"
Beatrice was silent, her slender frame
was rent by emotion.
20 God !! she groaned-but in her deep
despair she could not find thoughts even
for prayers.
"You may go, policeman" said Potts !:
''my daughter will come with me-"
"Faith and Pm glad It's the best thing
for herr" and the policeman, much relievS
ed, returned to his beat,
"some of you'll have to pay for them
winders," said the cabman.
"All right" answered Potts, quietly.
"There is your home for tonight, at any
rate" said Potts, pointing to the house.
II don't think you have any chance left.
You had better go in"
His tone was one full of bitter tannt.
Scarce conscious, with her brain reeling,
and her limbs trembling, Beatrice entered
the house.
The Morning herald., 1877-03-09
CHAPTER XII.
DISCOVERIES.

The next morning after Beatrice's last
performance Langhetti determined TO full
ill his promise and tell her the secret which
she had been so anxious to know. On EN-
tering into his parlor he saw letter lying
on the table addressed 10 him. 1t bore no
postage stamp, or post-ofice mark.
He opened it and read the following:
"LoNDoN, September 5, l84S.
"SIGNoRE,-Cigole, the betrayer and
intended assassin of your late father, is
now in London. You can find out about
him by inquiring of Giovanni Cavallo, Is
Red Lion Street. As a traitor to the Car
bonari, you will know that it is your duty
to punish him, even if your tilial piety is
not strong enough 10 avenge a fathers
wrongs.
"CARBoNARo."
Ianghetti read this several times. Then
he called for his landlord.
"Who left this letter." he asked.
"A young man."
"Do you know his name ?"
"No."
"What did he look like 2"
"He looked like counting-house clerk
more than any thing"
"When was it left p
About six o'clock this morning."
Langhetti read it over and over. The
news that il contained filled his mind. 1t
was not yet ten o'clock. He would not
take any breakfast, but went out at once.
jumped into cab, and drove off to Red
Lion Street.
Giovanni Cavallo's office was in low,
dingy building, with dark, narrow door
way. 1t was one of those numerous estab-
lishments conducted and supported by for
eigners whose particular business it is not
easy to conjecture. The building was fall
Of offices. but this was on the ground-foer.
Langhetti entered, and found the interior
as dingy as the exterior. There was ta-
bic in the middle Of the room. Beyond
this was door which opened into back
room.
Only one person was here-a small,
bright.eyed man, with thick Vandyke
beard and sinewy though small frame.
Lanchetti took of his hat and bowed.
II wish to see signore Cavallo," said he,
in Italian.
II am Signore Cayallo," answered the
other, blandly.
Langhetti made peculiar motion with
his left arm. The keen eye Of the other
noticed it in an instant He returned
gesture of similar character. Langhetti
and he then exchanged some more secret
signs. At last Langhetti made one which
caused the other to start, and to bow with
deep respect. -
II did not know" said he, in low voice,
"that any Of the Interior Council ever
came to London. But come in here"
and he led the way into the inner room,
the door of which he locked very myster-
iously.
TO De CONTINUED.
The Morning herald., 1877-03-09
SEEDS.
CHOICE
Flower and Garden Seeds,

STRAWBERRIEs, PEACHES, &C
New eorts, by mail.
Plants of the newest and finest improved
sorts, carefully packed and prepaid by
mail. My collection of Strawberries took
the first premium for the best collection at
the great show of the Mass. Hortlcuitufal
the most plete collection in the coun-
try, Including all the new, large American
and imported kinds. Priced descriptive
catalogues gratis by mail. Also, bulbs
Garden. tree. evergreen, herb or fruit seeds,
IS packets of either for 81 by mail.
N-T The true Cape Cod Cranberry, best
w. sort for upland, loWland or garden.
" by mail, prepaid. 81 per lo0, W per
". 1000. Wholesale catalogue to the trade
B. M. WATSON, Old Colony Nurseries
and Seed warehouse. Plymouth, Mass; Es-
tohi;she ed Iyl2 InhS-1m
The Morning herald., 1877-03-09
CIAL.

WILMINGTON, March 8.
Reported by Elliott. Johnson 4 Co:, Bank
ers and brokers' Sixth and Market SITS.
, 1877-03-27
PROVISIONS,

hoo rR0nUCTs-wcrn active for future delivery.
anu weak. lfoxh ~eru IN rather largo snppty, and
quoted l0~er whitn Liverpool declined ID per IL M
on laFi a Rcoa many operators thought tho news
from tho sock.Ta indicated big ran Of hogs thy
week. and became free Sellers which caused break In
rrcca Afterwards tho n,arkct rallied slightly, hut
again Wrakcncl befng shado hr,ner 1t 4he closs A
few lots Of rEk and lard taken for SHIPMENT hut
otherwise tho Trading at for future, will rather
frec covering Of 3fny contracts y tho shor Tho fact
of blH atocks of product hand. with tho prospect Of
extensive supplies Of summer sun to compete with IT,
lndlced sone tu louk for much lower prices.
MESA PoHx-Was more nctire, rad weak. declining
oo per br md rtGaax +nc lowcr than tho tates prcet
of Saturday. Sacs wrrc Furottd Of g4U brI4 cash Ut
-. H. GO brS seller April al sIa 45~iI 7st
atSio hsls aelrr May At &.3tt.0o 800 brt+ ssl,cr
june at e3D6si4t0. and 35u bEis seller tho year at
siaa Tntat H. 10 brls, Tho market closed tamc 1t
sta Tor ra!nt LOTS Of rasf tclst March,
aI!! Yia H5xlj.B7 Il seller june. N"''
!fH1e H!eht Iurk WI. nominal at $t3 OO3ll25; and
L.n"@.Was taSrc. aetivo, and declined e3as7xc pcr
100 nE clo: .Oc acow thu atcxt quotations II satr.
dst sar. were reported gf .aa1 tea ca4h It TO-
71 - sccs Arrl At ~ 1870. ast and III
e. selleE slhy It tD3lheM+74. Tnta. :sJ.Gls trs.
ea. s sKfs sse @.9e s r r. tS s 81:
& aa esSrSs IL HIT 'gss a5 anf VITA ~c,a
freely irll On. tHanth to an0 Pr, and tho
a5sss ~ stI9y tIy A. Ess y " 5oand
Mtto reporea q ip coAes lung and slurt cleaf1 Il
7stcs and 1.Dttn lbs thort rl,S ut $7 l7}tSk7 SIX
seltrr Apr. A7.I*7. ~ seller May. 81 sci!cf June
md 5 aetles July. The following werc The closing
, 1877-03-27
by TELEGRAPH.

FOREIGN CtTtESs
8ptclal Disp1sch to 5a4 1fteHnA
L1vxnrno1- ,Iarch 2d-ll T. ul.-FLovR-So. !,
e5s, No. J. a4s. -
x-whcat-Wlntcr, No. l, lbs 10d3 No. =, los 6a,
nprng. No. !. los HI, No. = oa sd wh!tc No. !. t0s
Bts No =, IN Cd, club, No. l. ,isi No. , lol 81,
cun-Ncw, .lsa.3E 1i, old. 3ta 1da:4s 0d.
PHorGa1oNs-f,prk. dta. Lard. hos
Ltyxnrooi, March 2n-1:5 D. m.-LAan-40t ID.
LIrEa,1aoL, March :a-n p. m.-cnAia-No. !, los
l, No. ,. to- ID, Club No. ils ldi No. = lo4 ID.
C1rn-e1aDdQ11s.
Hest unchanged.
LtyEnrooL. March 1a-I.atest. -Corro w-Qutct and
unchahxcd a.4as 7.lHl, sales. 7ooO hResi sFceula.
lion Aud export, 1,tDUt American. b.o0O.
HnKAu.TuyFs-EAltforntA whta wheat i04 7d3 los
fht dn c!nt, I'm l3lls. No. "a No. rpd Western
spring, D4 B4ik 8is do winter. lDs ad l0s lOL Flour
Western canal, HIGHS. CoFn-Wcstern mixed. IA
6.451ts odt nsw do. s.a 0l02ls Oats-Amekican, -
&:s nj. larioy-ss al. pca&-CsHadlAn, SIS %.
CLoyku'HKED-AMcrcAn, 70zSA,
PHoyIsl0xa-afess pork. CO.. Prime ncas beef IN.
1ard-Ameriesn, %as i'd Choose nns American, ~.
1acon-I.onE c!oar. 40ss shoFt do, 4lsBd.
TALLow-lUs I'll.
rxrHnLErA-SpthtA, lod; refined, l3QI3Ad.
IaNaxxn ttL-aIs.
HksS-Conmon, t. odl pale, las, .
6pinlra TrRrkNrIxt-1ss
LONDON, March .s.-rkraoIEux-Ile6nedt liza
8F!Elrs Trnr1xT1Ss-2N{e284s.
AhrwxaFl March h16.-pEFAoLEux-a8f, N.
, 1877-03-27
LIVE STOCK,

CATTLE-1lecsSed durfng Sunday and Monday, 4, 800
head. Full receipts and unfavorsble news from tho
East combined led 10 materially lcsscncd demand and
Rrnctat and marked shrinkagr In valueA During tho
cx-ly hour1 OF tho day nc1s TO nothing was acCon.
rtshcd In tic way Vt aaes hotdesb being slow 10 re-
spond 10 the demsnds Of buyer, but atcs, At reIuc
ton frou last weeks closing prices Of l52oc per
lbs, air number Of cattle changed hands, Sales
reported at 243. .s0-sht bulk II s9 7s3 70 for To-
cal hntchers au At s3.2o34oo for Etockers. and At
&a.a5 90 for fair 10 good smooth, well fAttcd ship
ping stcc. Large receipa for Tuesday toakcd for
ucon for further eonses.!9n. fesseF1i. ,Hpp!y did
Efcrably below the avcrags OF last week. and trco
Or four exceptions tcTe were no salca above $3.u0
The following were nDteJt.
, 1877-03-27
Withdrawn from store during Saturday for city
communion: G,6t6 hu wheat. s, 6O7 bu corn,

CoAsuMpUoh' 0.cl1 ou Wheat. osoO7 ba corn,
1,377 bu cats, al0 bu rye, O, 50a bu harey.
Tho following grain was lnspcctod Into storo IN
this city Oh Monday morning: car No. N. ".
wheat, II cars No. do, car No. 2 sprlpg. t cars
No. do, cars rejected do te3 wlca}: 10 carr
high mlxed corn, 2:l cara now do, 20 cars new
m'xcddo, @14 cars M. = corr, ~ cars rejected do
(:E}a ..corn); u cars white oats cars No. = do. 3
cars rejected do. care no grads do {1H oatsl: d
carr No. !. rye; z csrs No. i barley. Total, 38l
cars, or 1856, 600 bu. Inspected out: ~, b3+ bu
whsat, o. 28t bu corn, 1. 2ou bu oats. TOO bu rye.
7,O35 bu barley.
Tho "eountlnx OF poses" by fow operators In
provisions last Friday led 10 the conclusion that
lhefo would be about Co. GOO tcs Of lard In stock
hero last Saturday Instead Of tho 10 600 ties given
by us ~ tho estimate,
New York tolcgraphs figures showing that her
stock Of wheat decreased 17o, Coz bu during last
week.
Tho larger arrival Of corn recently. coming In
over two u the roada, IL explained by "cxpeTts" "
70 bs chIey tho tsack corn held nt Kansas City dur
1ng tho existence Of tho freight poo, and which u
now coming here. They say that tho JOS, 00O bu
corn now ID stots nj Kansas City is held It prices
which are &c per au above the shipping IimIt to
Chicago. 70 that VIC arc not juatasd!n looking Tor
much .no8e corn from that quarter,
Tho situation In wheat 10 Just now attracting 4
great deal OF attention. That market continues to
advance. In spite Of prophecies and manlputatsons
Ia the other direction. It may bs, however, that
the manipulation In favor of tic bull movement IL
the strongest of the two. Already VIC hear rumoss
Of Chleago operators making themselves felt In
New York and Liverpool which have heretofore
atubbosnly refused to keep pace with the upward
march Of prices In this city.
Tho leading produee markels were moderately
active yesterday and irregular. Psovisloaa. hogs,
aud oats wers weak while wheat was strong, aud
barley dtul. Tho hnGr weather hAd little effect on
prices. except ~ It promised to tacreusu the grass
hopper crop. The shipping movement was rathef
allow a. usualt and there wcro not many osders
from outside, t,s trading oclug chiefly local.
Iobbefs Of dry EuodA wcto doing a fairly salts.
factory business. Buyers were In good attendance
and weFs ordering freely Of stapio and reasonable
goods. Prices wese Eeuesaly steady, = decline 10
dsie In Asnolds prints being the only change not.
, 1877-03-27
Governments were dull and stendy.
RAilroad bonds Eere nnnfnnllY nntct,


State bonds wero qnict and nominal. Tho sharp
decline In Pacific Mail was tho feature OF the stock
market to-day. At the opening, under FREQ offer
tnga shnfcs fell 3tt. from 21af Saturday 10 1874,
OF confsh such a raid could acarcely be made
against ono etock without m effect being more OF
less apparent npon nearly Tho whole list.
while during the day much Of the
decline was recovered. Tho market WIS irregular
In late afternoon dealtngs, and closed active and
weak in tone. New York Central declined to tit'l.
teeove!ed to ~, md closed At psi. Lake Shore
9psned q declined to !o an e1ssa a
5sk, M lowest point Of ile DAY, Illinois central
Michigan Centrn, aold at 4.6t+aY. Wcstern rnion
rallied 70 6af, bns Gnnliy fell @ hack to o?nta;f.
d racitc Telegraph was Arm at 5i!f
f32a4. Roek lrlanh so.o to 101.i and
Chicago Burlington 4 Quincy to 102A. Delaware
4 Hudson Canal fell nf to ADA, and closed At
41A. Snlcs to-day aggregated lH3. 900 shares, Of
which A., tt,0 were Pacific Mall, -, 900 Western
Union, =, 600 Nofthwesternt 9: 600 s.. Pans, 60:
Michigan Central, and s., 200 Delaware & Lacka.
WANNA.
Tho weekly etatcment OF The Imperial Bank Of
Germany shows m incrcate of 4. 600. 900 marks.
A dispatch from Washington statcs that tho
1sothrchllds telegraph they are ready for smother
call OF $40. 600 6Do ol bonds. This has been iooked
for In Wow Of the large and ncFeaelng subscription
to new @H per cents.
Money. market easy, eos, closing AZ. Primo
mercantile paper, 3;f0t6.
Enatom receipts. *4la, 600.
The Assistant Treasurer dlgbnrscd S2S, 0G0.
Glcarlngs, $l2. 900, COO.
, 1877-03-27
REAL ESTATE.
The following instruments wore died for record
Monday. March 20:

The following instruments wore died for record
Monday, March 20:
u.rr rHnrzRrr.
Indiana AZ, laa It . at ThIrty.cRhth II.
NJ, 1txi2i It. with building. dated April
State Il, near Thlrty-ercond Ii, q {. inmtisf ii,
.wf .51ilD r. dattl March !t..........,.... lz3ao
~. u 7l0x n 70 II: dstc.i M.rch a.. 1000
a,s iSn at T. 2t1loo ~ IT, with improvements -,
West Twrnsieti! Il. 6tft 1f May Il, '''4'
9sIioo It. with improvements, dafol March
uH!on q. p !. corner of Kramer II. Q I. asaDj .'
Il. lntcd March - ~. ........ IloO
ax :, s3x121 It. dated March :?..."...... LOO
Thirty. .tnxGlth II, lN*S Il. r Of E!s nv. n I, -
.txia1 4, VIII, hai,li!g. dnte, Marr sa... 4.Sco
% i.lof dated Mare Observation-Disclosures. !e oto
~: .;2:al:1A Il. datea March h3I..;....:..:.:: l4po
G. dated OCT. u, tH7 l.aoo
u Ut 1ax1Hi #. lnfeA aug, III lH7G, 1000
Dearborn 1t. ~ II II 1f WaahnGtoli, v I, asxsai
II, with improvements, duted March 70
tFznncIk. HlnekIey to Otcsr CUhh). baMO
entTn or ctff tIHtfR. wlTMtE HAntca " bkrKA
A1tkA GIF THE t.ur rRT.GuhE.
Dutctdcfd ri. hWt Fnttysnrat anil FUFtJ.aen.
Ind. (, .Gx1U1 II. dated Feb, iD,......,& IO5O
l3fek1!nR ~. ~! II wcst nf liAlatel 1t, T. 9a4
iG7 H. dated March Recommendations, 60. 80
, 1877-03-27

ns y nS
shst tssJ ,na sossds III: *ci!cr Ay!'i '.i :!
"; Es'iet iSs msnth: rcsTa; Se.a =. qse.;
sn hH ~ sH us Is .sd si! f;s Il Il
% as's 81 'ess''s ~ II ssn
i n ss;e s" T re- g bs:ri . Ks: Tos IT.
s sst ~ :;s s: ss:s IT,
!sesp es I; jeeis S WIZ sfs a M
ssf AC n u 4 .n :
s;sSsa ; = :,%s}: soss,; '5ssk: nd
s* :$' s Ii: Is
feESH'ttfe;1s Il 3@n hn 70: ast I.sssas: r,,v.
as!S! = f se
s 5 r. o Sp @ s
Is. msds esIy 4 s3fs, MI 3oe hia taFats tiis
s. :S'S y, IT III ss s,: % "a Il IL!
e. h :ssS;E tsS :: e to saa e f's:
sses ses ~ ,sn,'ss sna sfs' h ~ 81, ~ 81:
Il & $ss
wes.szs.!s. 100 eos,: . Il sia7.1a,.asx for April
q s s'f t:s 'sy is! Ap,
5y Il. 81 3 sy ind sp 70 for April
LATEST.
A s @;h I'll n:5 :.ss s'a =
;1: ,teaa, with 'st' of ooo''' st
.'s,':s i: !: s hss. en.sss.y
"fts u
!Ss i III :'s:|$: III; :s:|:
III ss.ss M |: t:' . s;ss s:s 2s! :;ssa s::s
, 1877-03-27

6p<c1Qt Uf1pdtcb 20 1Af 1f3ouHA
Nxw Ypkk, MAYrh aa,-4AAtN-Fur spring wheat
market fully lc per hu hlxhsr With little better u,
port dcmandt cy nsilicsa only bought enough to MI
urgent -four contracts; winter wheat remained quiet
And about attalyt sales OF TIA 00 bu upKracd spring,
sia7a .30s No, Northwestern, s!s+i Old 40. MI.
waukcc. la In storst No. Ia sture{
$ " s1oa ltSe rather ose stuady. with lie better
export lnfuFjt WcsteFn H09!c1 new corn, W per bu
luHtf lsht uaiu for export and Eomo uAai cid wcat-
mixed quiet wtthuut decided chsnRc prcet .acs
OF ~ uN bp unRFadnd Western !nxgd, osct steamer
Mixed clos'ny u 6tao for export, uagrad.
ed Wsktrrn yellow. o7kcs prime No. Chcaso quoted
st o88173e in store aud saoA, also ,O0 bu steamer
mixed tor this next week. oskc, 81 ooo bu do, buyer
April hsHe,
OcxAx FnklonTs-Berth room quiet but auehsaged,
charters ul1 and tonu decidedly easy; to
Liverpool by steamer ~ 600 bu vrsin at ID,
Fuoy1slosa-p9rk market opened decidedly lower,
subsequently, reseted trits moderate srads In rasn
ots; 0sa 4oinx On sps.uatlSo accaunt, sAes s brls
spot, o.: 7ol hFis Nay, $tt.6O
ssl4.5a; 2.3D br[s Juau, f!&5n<al&.71 cIoatnx
II sl&.6 50, second call April tl4sa bid; SsO alkods
May, - blds $S D asked, Juns, Sit bdt et41s
Askrd Cut acat4 unchanged. Lard opened loweEs u.
forward reaetcd advanced atout !oc pr loa - but
closed eMys very itllu doing In spot saies; futurc4
act!se, Iaes OF $50 tcs pse stean spot ~ 70
.so tcs Apr 81. so. o. eloalag II ea.ss. 27so tcs
MAY, sv.Gako,s:A. closing st eJ.G,s a,uu Ia june.
fssn* asSso transactions. r to
,s'1aE ( e%.aa 81 r.
T4LLew-Ma.kst steady. sales u. ou0 lbs prime At
Ma1sxr-Markrt quiet aud stoadys sslca 70 brs at
S"''" ~ n liz R<.t*rm Assoaatsa F4t.s
Axw Yoas:. ,larcn ii. -Uol Tox-4srkst dull and
ft1s: \ .!.5l hI 5.art: s?;ss ,y fi{ Ms,ss
;s's s; ;;s%S :! L: s Is;$a5s; ; ii:is
Il s.
tsaa - = shslse: q ~ sE.S st:ss ssiss 81 s
, 1877-03-27

FLoUR-wss aKatn III good demand though lssa
Active than Saturday, aud quotstions were we'll sus.
sainca. in sympathy with wheat. though NO advance
was csected. Local dealers bought spaEtngy. Sales
wurs rcpnrtcd Of a.8lo bss spFu9 eAIas, chiefly 1t
s1oaIm. 100 bTs spEtng supeEnnes private termss
ant l3o b5it ryo hour. chiefly at.tt.30 Total, Gao
h'ii This market closed aFm, with tho following ~
tho asking range OF prces Choice w!aters. g1soas0os
medium wtaters. se.oos7.cot low kraaa do, "a. uDa
e'9at choice spring sxtfss. &c. boa7 %; medium do.
&aoo&h1st shipping extsAS, ta.ako3 u; choice pst-
sat., saoo+u.oi,, common d. aa.sos7 So, sprlas
supdFhnes $4o1astp. Hya 1our. 81. 37!fEa.5o Buck
wheat do, sdON17.B0
pnAs-was aulat and strong. salea vsrs made OF
20 tons At I'll. % peF ton free on board cars.
NlpDL1nua-8alcs 20 tous 1ne At SlT,eo pef Ton
FREQ on boArd cars.
Coax-MkAl-sa,s wts made OF 10 tons cosrsa It
Sl1.3a PET ton in track.
WHEAT-Was szata aetivu and stronger, sdvanelny
sud cosnx ic psf bu higher than tho laest ptlces
OF Saturday Thd receipts wore soRD hAt arges and
sons opcrstors predicted furthef ncFesse, but tho
European Adstecs indicated greater strength, Liver.
pool closing II per csnal higher whlls tho French
country markets were generally shade tcares, aad
catgocs IN good demand. Holders In Nsw York wese
stxong and ths naws from thu xra,ahopper rtxtons aa
tended To Adyknca pftceA Our shlpmenss coutinna
light but shs socks In stors dectessIDg, uadss
rst4sr l.5xs bE tx s There
III SSSxst asis ffssiy, a. .asft: si!!as & ash
t9aEat iaoIs ye.ierday. Should sessipts soniaaa
a4SAacs. Independently Ut other na5ketA TAs
ho.sser sss xrests! .,;ssstS i Esfl.aa xisss i
supply. Tltrs va Light lsaan.. fur shir,aeni ycs.
tsF4ay sctf staY 0peAri At xl.3i void up " t!.34M
f'33;;t.. sssr ss 1.t E a ILL., 4 eY.af =
t.n1sI tr :! q ~ . III el..ax q sia74 C.sA
nu NJ DO t!S .s.r.Ksl q *i.s; NO bu teectea
TutaL u. 40 tu.
al!xxtaIA al!xx.t.aIA Was.r-W.. quiet aaa arm It s.tar:
4iaSs; q ~ A. n. i.. ~ ssa@pea Slia1s.efs. st
board cara. Total !, ASJ bu.
"! !u!et .na ..ead{ cl.Ing the t.ps
ths Ists:. SF!es. Litsrp4 W EeiStte4 unchanged.
~ sas. loads telnK lasiGf;et lntu tA uuy mod
crate shipsatt ils tIAd!A ". chiefly fur As1,
l1oaty II ths covering Vt already Contracts
there being fsw dtals TIC odtrfnxt we're faihcf
but holaer7 wcIa not dtspused 70 depte. pcsa Ia
9I1sr e susst saet; tes Surtcu EsGtlp u ~ vst1
'accc," upat Vt t4r cotu not lnl2ecuax up u Ee.
, 1877-03-27

II fAz Wst7fF1 A41oc1Qtld FtlI
NEW iolR. March 2a.-Go1a opened and closed
q. lV4:i. with sales In the intesu, 1t 1o44. Car.
rylur rates, ", 1. and y per cent Losns we're also
1uAa1 Dat
Silver u Loudon, b35 pence, Here, silver bars
ars. In g1eeaaacks. l22H; In gold, ll7,I. Silver
eolt1 II dlscuuut.
, 1877-03-27
0rahd total. cwts..t3 2. o71 ts 77g OTIS i3 3u7
GOODS HECB1vED

at Chicago Customs March 20: Adams b West
lake Manufacturing Company. 60 boxes OF tin
plate; f1tbbaEd, Spencer d Co., $3.50 bo1cB Of tin
plato; J. 3. Kirk i Co., u eaaks OF causstc soda.
ash; ]. $. Kirk Co., 10 tierccs Of caustte soda-
ash: W. H. Dali, octave brandy; stettaues BROS.
4 Co.. 2 cases Of dry goods; stcttaucr BROS. j.
Co., e packages Of dry goods Henry Sears 4 Sons,
cask Of cutlery: wilson Drothcrs, F. eaecs Of
hose; Dsown l. Prior, / case Of dry goods; Carson,
Psrie. Scott 4 Co., 10 cases OF dry goods; ".
Wight, case Of needles; Abbott i Tyler, 1 casca
ofartsts materials; 6chweltzer d Dcer, cases of
toys, ole. FnllcE i Fuller, l case OF pcrfumcsy,
etc. Andcrson, Olsen d Co.. & packages Of dry
goods. A. L.. bcrggist. cask Ut liquors; Field,
Letter & Co., 7 cases Of dry goods; J. V. Farwcll
4 Co.. ! case Of woolcas; r. A. Sinclair s Co.,
loo sacks salt. Amount OF duttcs collected,
So, 12i.7O.
, 1877-03-27

Lung and stgFt clears quoted ii mo cAa or ArfiI
.nI Tic seller Msy C9l}bcFaands Quet al 7<teiKut
lonx Guy hams nGo4c. a'i hossai a1tet pirkle hana
scon aIoted 1t Do fur soudtrs tSfu for abort rtbs
90 TOT thott clears, losl1kc Tor hama all cAnYased
t5KxAkK- = Was quet Ut 5l4Ac
nEEF riODUErS-wcre stcRdy and nuict n TO- rs
falltD for uesA1 < 7SSt tor extFn Gelli and
fin. htk42O. III for hams.
TALLuw-Was GAutcd At 7}tx7gko for city, aud IA
1}xc f0r country ao&1, the tnsids for No. j.
, 1877-03-27
SAN FRANCISCO.
SAN FnASc1sco, Marcn ~. Tho 10. owing arc
The closing ptIces II the Stock board:

- ------- NEW UWLEANS. ----------- "
New OntEASs, March 20, -Gold, 10isGDl05.
Sight exchange on New York, 4 premium.
Sterling exchange, b0Q.
FORHION,
IoxpoN. March 10.-Hates Of discount In open
market for three month"; bills, 1TG2; b1uk
rate, g.
Consols. monoy and account, D84.
United statca Bonds:..15s, 1854; 'o7s. 100;
10.iQs, 10H!s; new 6s, 107t.
~ New fork Central, oct Eric, OK; preferred, IS;
PAnIs. March 2H.-Rentcs. 107f SIC. ,
.FnAxKrnEr, March g1.-UnIted Sates Donds-
, 1877-03-27

Tho following were tho roceipts and shipments
Of tho leading articles bf produce In this city
during t.s forty-elght llouFa tntltng at o'clock
on Monday naornIng. and foe tho corresponding
time last year.