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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1877-11-16
YyRESTEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE IN

NESTEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE IN
THE COUNTY OF AUGUSTA.
As trustees in deed of trust executed by
George W Crobarser, to secure certain bonds
to John S. Grobarger and others therein specifi-
ed which desc bears date June 2lst, 1876, ard
is of record liz the Clerks Office of the County
Court of August Deed Book 81. p, ll3. We
will sell at public auction, in front of the Court
House in Staunton
ON SATURDAY, THE oath. DAY OF
NOVEMBER, 1877.
a ps-cel of land by said deed conveyed, contain-
ing % A., 2 R., P, but described in the deed
as containing about 30 acres. Said land IS sit
usted IN the Eastern part of Augusta county,
about tsaur miles Northeast from the Village Of
Greenvisie, and is more fully described in deed
of partition between Geo. W. Crobarger, Nancy
A Crobarger, Geo F. Keiser and Susan j. his
wife, Jno S. Crobarger and Rachel E. Croba1-
ger row in the hands of the Clerk of the County
Court of Augusta county and to be recorded in
D. g., 90.
TERMS OF SALE AS FOLLOWS Enough
in cash to pay fatlo costs of sale and the amount
of that bond secured in the deed which fell due
Juue 2lst, ls77-the principal of said bond be-
ing $2I7, SO in terest on which was from its date
June 2lst, 1876: the balance of the purchase
money so for as necessary will be divided in in
stallments falling due to meet evenly the other
two bonds of $2l7, Sc each, secured by the deed
and falling due June 2lst, 1878, and June 21st,
1879 respectively with interest from June 2lsf,
1876, and the surplus if any, will be divided in
three DUAL annual installrnents from the day of
sale.
J. NJ. QUARLES,
JAMES BUMGARDNER, JR.,
+ oct26-tds Trustees.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1877-11-16
FIFTY CENTS WILL 81

Motto Frame, including glass, cord & screws.
1 Centennial Looking Glass.
l Pound White Ball Knitting Cotton.
Heavy Ladies' Merno Vest.
" Gents
!" Children's"
Ream Best Note Paper.
10 Pax kages Best Envelopes, assorted colors.
Ladies' French Corset and Strings.
Pair Mems Buck Gloves.
10 Yards of Good Calico.
| Worsed Breakfast Shawl
Ladies Felt Boulevard Skirt.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1877-11-16

H. N. McILHANY is agent for Old's Challengs
Patent Buggy Wheels. Low for cash.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1877-11-16
Twenty-Five Cents WiN Baty

All Linen handkerchief,
Pair Fleeced Lined Ladies' Gloves,
l & " Mems "
Cakes Best Laundry Soap,
l Pound Unbleached Knitting Cotton,
Bleached 's
5 Yards of Good Bleached Cotton,
s +" ' Unbleached Cotton,
pair Ladies' White Ribbed Merino Hose,
/ pair Mems Colored " i"
Comb and Brush, good quality,
Good Tooth Brushes,
l White Thread Lace Tie,
| BLACK g O.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1877-11-16

City Appropriations and Expenditures.
We give below the estimates for 1878
for expenditures this fiscal year, and the
expenditures which have already been
made up to this time, just one half the
time having expired
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1877-11-16
TEN CENTS WILL BUY

dozen excellent lead pencils,
pair of Extra Heavy White Hose,
pair of Extra Heavy Gents's Socks,
l Ladies Silk Tie,
l Gents Black Silk Bow,
Quire Note Paper aud twenty-five Envelopes,
l Bottle Beat Writing Ink,
Papers Good Pins,
2 Papers Good Needles,
Spools No. Thread, 200 yards on each,
2 Cakes of Colgate's Celebrated Toilet Soap,
l Good Tack Hammer,
l Bottle of Mucilage and Brush,
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1877-11-16
CgESETSn GQaSETSe

The just reputstion we have earned on the
above, fo- assortment and price will be still
nssintained. Our line includes fifteen distinct
styles, each one of which o. its kiad IS perfect
Iasies with stout figures will fad CORSErS
especially adapted to their wants and which
have sever been exhibited hare before.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1877-11-16
Reckless Extravaganza

We get these goods direct from the NORTH
saIRE HOSIERY WoRKs and place them very
advantageously before rhe public.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1877-11-16
New Styles EoUhE ~ O10111' Novolt1es
Dress Goods.
to be found only at this establishment

New Styles EMBROIDERED DRESS TRIM
MiNGS and GALLONS, The best assortment al
the lowest prizes III town. as- New Designs
added daily.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1877-11-16

| make this announcement without being
BOLD, that have en- exhibition and for sale a
Stock of Goods sach as in the history of the
l!oihing Business has never been offered 10 the
public of Staunton and surrounding country.
Buying in large quantities, having no parts
ner to divide profits with, exhibiting at least,
without boastingl-
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-07-20

The great piles of lumber at Truckee are to
are to be navigated down that stream to Reno
and thence hauled Comsock ward by the V.
& T. R. r. yesterdays Journal remarks:
We understand that Mr.. Mcmillan pro-
poses to make regular business of floating
timber and lumber from points up the river
to this place, down the Truckee. For this
purpose fume is being constructed from the
-four mill dam just above town to point be-
low the Virginia and Trucke Railroad bridge.
Into this fume the timbers are to be guided
and fshed out below where that one mill
ion feet of timber that was sent down last
year now lies. The V. g. T. R. R. will ex-
tend its wood track to that place and thus aid
the enterprise. Some 2,O0O,00O feet of tim
Der are now lying at Verdi waiting to be sent
down. This industry promises to be one of
great Importance to the mill men up the river
and will doubtless be carried on to a consider
able extent. We are glad to see the Writer'S
of the Truckee utilized, and know it VIII be
source of profit to Mr. Mcmillan.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-07-20

been on the island now but for their human
ity Captain and Mrs Clifford are pure
Americans and if l am able in other years
when they return to New Bedford, shall al
most dare cross the ocean TO see them once
more. Captain Clifford is as tall for man as
his wife is for woman He has the rather
long face of the American, but he is very
handsome. They had very fine harmoninm
on board, but l was too weak to use my feet
to blow, so l sat wrapped in blanket on her
knee, she using her feet, and playing.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-07-20

The Romance of tie Windlass or the
"Whim" of Romancer, is the name we pro-
pose for the following stoutly constructed
fabric of the Sazeracers. We qnote from the
Reveille of Tuesday;
The snbjeot of debate at the regular session
of the Sazerac Lying Club last evening was
strong men. Dad Carthrae took the floor and
told about the strongest man Of his inches he
had ever seen. They were mining over in
Marshall canyon. The shaft was 210 feet
deep and they hOisted the dirt in car as
large as Is used IN a steam hosting works, but
there was only wlndlaSs at the top of the
shaft to hoist the car with The windlassman
was little bit OF a felloW-0nly weighed 81
pounds-but it was noticed that he never
weakened and always hoisted the loaded car
to the surface without an apparent overtaxing
of his strength. One day the boys in the bot
tom put up job on him They loaded the
car with wet clay and batted it down hard |
and piled it up in mound over the top of |
the car. Then the men-four of them-got |
On the car and sung out to the windlassman
TO hoist ''She commenced a mountin' that |
shaft just as easy as if ninety-horse power
engine was hoistin' her out, and every bit
If the machinery creased within an inch of
IS life. "When we got to the surface" said
Dad, ''we was as ashamed as dog caught
uckin eggs. Thar was that little Teller, as
DOL like and as cam as one of them iceberos.
lever sweatin har' nor putin puff and a
urnin' the windlass- crank with one hand;
nd as the boys stepped off the car, he said. ,
lnder quiet like: Boys, can't yer put load
n the car sometimel I've got the dispepsy
nd the doctor told me must take exercise
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-07-20
HIC JACET-NOvEMBER, 1880,

The relics of party here repose,
Now gone to blazes;
A party born of peerless fraud,
And christened Hayes's,
This epitaph its memory deserves:
Twas never big;
1t died of too much sham reform
And Old-Line Wing.
". Y. Sun.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-07-20

The convict N1cCarty who escaped from
custody in Elko having been recaptured, the
Independent of Wednesday says:
The fact that Sheriff Seitz found the cnl-
prit slowed away in the coal bin beneath the
Court House stairs, about II o'clock the same
night, can only be accounted for upon the bv.
pothesis that McCarty changed his mind and
came back, and failing to procure admission
to his old quarters in the jail, concluded to
repose in the coal hole,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-07-20

Marion o. Stewart, lad Is years of age.
was kicked by a horse at Cornucopia a few
days ago, from the effect of which he died in
"a hours.--EZto independent.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-07-20

Of the new 20-stamp mill of the Grand
Prize Company, the Tuscarora Times says:
On the 18th instant the new mill for the
Grand Prize Company turned on steam and
turned Oft the pulleys. We witnessed the
starting of the engine, which moved off with
out a jar and worked like charm. White &,
Allen, the contractors, have been less than
30 days in erecting and completing one of the
finest mills in the State of Nevada. This
mill has all the modern improvements and is
pronounced by millmen to be in every respect
one of the most complete mills on the coast
1t will be turned over and received bv tba
Grand Prize Company on Sunday, the 18th
when it will commence crushing ore. Suner-
W. J. Hamilton will run it for the
company.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-07-20
DISSOLUTION.

CARSON CITY, NV, July IL, 1877.
No the undersigned have this day dissolved copartner
ID; ~ mutual consent All indebtedness will be paid by
b. hard Son. who will hereafter continue the busi.
he old stand and all due the late firm u
II Bern. ard Co. will be collected BY the new firm
- ~ II. BERNHARD,
iy14m w WI" -i'9-
THANKING old patrons and customers for their past
arors we lct continuance Of their patronage To the
ey firm nj ;. Bernhard q
"" Nun u H. BERNHARD Il co.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-07-20

Many of the most favored writer's of the
earlier days Of American literature won celeb
rity by single poem, which the changing
fashions of literary taste have not cared to
put out of sight. Later days have not been
without examples OF poems which alone have
won exceptional renown for their writers.
VI such may be mentioned Mrs Howe's Bat
tie Hymn OF the Republic" William Allen
B4tlers Nothing to Wear" Bret Harte's
- Heather Chlnee," John Hays "Jim
Bludso," Win NJ. Cartoons ''Betsy and I are
Out Mrs Aker's Crock Me to Sleep,"
"Trowbridge's ''Vagabonds," T. B. Aldrich's
Ballad Of Babe Bell" H. H. Brownell's
River Fight" DR.. Thomas Dunn English's
Ben Bolt" and Francis NJ. Finch's s'The
Blue and the Gray" which always appears in
al the papers at Internationally time.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-07-20

"My folks are going to the country to be
gone all summer" enthusiastically exclaimed a
little girl yesterday as she met another on
Cass avenue.
"Y9ur pa must be awful rich, " replied the
'Oh, no, he isn't; but if you'll never tel.
anybody I'll tell you something"
81 never will--hope to die if do.
well, then, pa was telling ma that we'd
all 60 out to Uncle Johns Ma she'll work
for her board, pa will work in the saw mill,
III pick berries and ride horse to pillow corn
brother Tom Will 60 around with lightning,
rod man and while you folks are in the awful
heat we'll be putting on airs and fixing over
our old clothes for fall Don't you tell, now,
for ma is saying to everybody that she must
have the country air to restore her shattered
nerves"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-07-20
Man KILLED ON THE c. Ply yesterday

MAN KILLED ON THE c. ply yesterday s
Reno Journal we are informed as follows
A German named Jacob Gruber, about so
years Of age, was run over and killed. by the
lightning train yesterday at Camp 10, between
Boca and Verdi, At 10 there is very sharp
curve and the engineer did not see the man
until within four feet of him. The COW
catcher struck him, threw him from the track
and when the train stopped the man was
dead. He had one wooden leg, and that was
knocked off, and the passengers thought that
he was mangled to pieces but he was not
Just before the curve was reached the engi-
neer had given prolonged whistle, but the
man could not have heard it. It is said that
the citizens of Boca yesterday gave the man
$50 and started him off, probably the man
concluded to walk to the place in the East
where he wanted to go. His remains we're
brought here, and upon his person was found
S2l and letter from the brewer of the Boca
Co. Coroner Haslund held an inquest last
evening, and the testimony and verdict sub
stantially agrees with the above
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-07-20

SEAL CATCHING. The following is the
manner Of catching seals around the islands
off the coast: Three vacqueros will approach
seal lying on the rookery: one of them will
throw his RATA over the seals fippers which
gives him motive power and the other two
vaqueros at the same time-one on each side
Of the seal-fing lassos over the neck and fin.
The ropes are then frightened and made fast
to the rocks SO suddenly that the seal is
perfectly secure in less time than it takes to
explain it. A box large enough to hold the
seal IS made with one side open, and tipped
over him; the riatas are unlossed from the
rocks and made fast and taut to the top of
the box. Ropes are then placed under the
the seal and the box tipped over, and while
the seal is lying ON his back the top is
nailed to the box. The seal is then let loose,
and after one desperate attempt he makes
no effort to get away.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-03

CINCINNATI May Cotton quiet. Middlmg lo'lc.: Low
,fJug IUlfc Good Ordinary, D'sc receipts l5J bales
.,rtrGlnts a52 bales, sales, lj baies stock, 1920
bl.r, o ,-..... .t...,-. ,ft.Dllt,., foi.9tot q, .
s eccuts bsir exports, coast"ise 80 bdes sales
JEgPis MAY 2.-Couon quiet; Mddiue l0'-c.: receipts
I1 bales. shipments 0il UMesi sairs. 800 bales; stock
&. 80 bales.
NIIue ur; Good Ordinary, 3-' gross crpts. 90 bales
cguart. 10 bales sales 81 udleS To spihcS
-p bales stock, 52-l b4cs
e,.ivF.Io, MAY Cotton dull and nominal Aitdlmg.
lOir; Low MidGng lose; GOOD Ordinary 5bei nei re-
rpj- bales exports TO the continent s23 U2le3 siocA,
stgANNAH May 2.-Coton quiet; Middhug l0'c: Low
slfHnE. no ti1 Oriulry, % net rccciutS W. barsi
exports c1astwse bales sales 100 bales; stock 65oo
IocI-y1Ir, MAY 2.-Cottou dur; Mdahng. 1oiaaioSc.
MOEfF. May 2-Coitnn quiet Midding, lobe; Low Md
dne lUis; Good Ordinary 94c net receipts 20 bales
EXPORTS o. France 400 bales; cOtst"is 800 bAesi sales
! 2u'O b3r- stock, 2JJt1 bales ...,-
NEWuELtANs May 2-CotiOn quiet ani steady Mlddiihg
lO7c, Nd!lng. 1885, Good Ordinary, 3sc net re
cent. lOgf bales: grUss l73 bales ;cXports To Great
Britain 262 bales France l3J aes 10 The Continent
4iJt halr co,twis 2l00 bales sales l1Oo bales st'cA'
! lJ4,O1l hues. - -,
ding lU'c GOOD Ordinary. Iuc net recept zoo Oars
gross bales exports 10 Great Britain iS5 bales svocA
/ lJ1 bIes ,.,,, 80.
! WnASoToy MAY 2.-Cot,on unchanged Miadlng, lO9e.
Tow MiddnL 10 SCI Good Ordinary Sici net receipts lO'
/ bales stock. 2,25s 'alcs. ,,,.,.. -, -
Mddug, IO4c Good Ordinary lOI6ci net receipts aSS
New-York tribune., 1877-05-03

lots sales $50 bbs Mess sroi els ~ flG $3.50
b.ls Ifr sl5 jOesij - $3.50 bb. Juy 80 soas 3.
d s lu, p. P, ' 9, M TX, eboolaa ira fre %
prices nifaHcc3: Plaza 1frs ri2 90 EVra d0 {; Prime
Cur MEhTs-Issn,s iairiv artive, chiefly in bellies
prices about sedy safes. Oi5pD u iicklci lel eS bulk
7i.c. TO Hams gad l0.c Loose stoulfers Si.c
do Hams IL L21 i-c. hidles-Irlnc hgi pioeS Without
SHIRT clear. Hc-.. DRESSED noes Shade easer city.
- ~ WIN WIN Us q ~ & o'' III ~ D' ~, i
trade mod for specustipn sales, 25O tes ot Prime
coig nomipaly sO IS for Old $500 tcs June, $40 -!
$40 l72t closing offered $40 20 aud so IN bid ,les
ported yesteray for jane should have read $3.50 tcs
."calLg May, $40 % bid. go 10 asked. June SO 10
0d 80 20 asked; July go - y bid so S2l3 asked,
Continent quoted slo 90; sales 200 ties. west india,
fIm New state Creamery pals, 20020c Good 70 Very
Th1ee; o,s, Sats barry pals igI3c Tor Sommon 10
Common 10 Pnmc; 2Oa22c, ChOice state Welsh tnb- n
2uc Common to Prime 2la22c Choice, Western tubs IL
cry Il a Sc, common to PRIME iasjc VERY choice Old
state daires 10 q3c Common to Prime liGllc Choicei
1sc Choice: Welsh tubs, iOd 2c C~mmon Good;
ljdl6c. Prime; Western tabs 100 2c. Common 70 Good
l39lic, Good to Plims Western h,ns lOu llc Fair 10
Prime CHEES ETrte only moderaci choice qualities
trmi other grades unchanged Eew Factory l2l2al PC
Old state Factory. 1al3c, Far to Prime: l3Pa 2c,
Fancy Western SKINNED EGGsWith smaller ar
rivals prices nled rm; inquiry mcderate Long = aud ana
NewJersey n N IA ac state and Pennsylvania l30l32c:
Western l2al2Qc, latter choice Choice Canada, l2'2c
RICE firm fair transactions at l',a6lc for Do
sEED-C Calcutta IInseed quiet but firm at - 17l gold
az. Canary seed active and hgn. at f3 1888 70.
EARN Market quiet - a &C. ChDice western;
been 1000 70. instead Of 10000 H. was printed.
-CUA-lhe statistical position oi Ia" sugar was as io
New-York tribune., 1877-05-03

and p,cas 0c bipher on the openng rates all offerings
disposed o. the supply being hardly equal 70 ta o
mand sales woods. ~ 351&6 20; chppeu - o'2"
81 81 -. The yards bare Of stock. . -,- a..
Receipts I0day. 1900 head total Tor the week
far 800 head: FOR the time last week lOO3O mean
marse, dull; demand hight generally unchangsa some ss
rather lover sales. iOrkers al - O@HO 90 shs'
selected, - 80 heavy - SO0*5 30
CHICAGO, MAY 2.-CNrILE Receipts, 5000 head snip snip
900 market duh and easier; calves ana COW
s3dsf 2 TO choice feeders, "a 33aS1 good snip
lang. = So y: full Oi stock.
and Ia Zoe lover for light oher grades sc. lower ugh
30dSJ 30: medium packing - 3J0sJ 40 BOOd 70 oA'tH
smooth heavy shipping, - 4JGfJ 10 800
SHEFP qu1et, but steady and hfm; receipts I,OOO'
EAST Liberty Penn, May 2-CArTLE Receipts today, 80
head IA carloads Ot through and IA carloads ol ga
stock; tot DAYS 1877 head, or 80 carloads 0i
through and ear loads o ward stock supply light trade
very duh and with but few buyers best - 80 meuh
To good, - 25dt5 81: common 10 fair, 81 t5df5
HOGsReoepts today ls7O heaG; Total ot Two 4loo
head; Workers, 4O0 - 50 Philadelphia % 5o4tb
SHEEP-Recapts today, 1000 head: total for Two oays
800 head clipped Is 50Gs5 30 wOoed, 80 2oaS6 20
New-York tribune., 1877-05-03
feQal Notices.

CUPREME COURT-NILLIAM SEYMOUR,
- executor, against Nay ". }Ilrh anu
solo sGV.Iyu executor Of the ist si UI B.
Scn zcl. deceased under as Gr ctag pf PlJ 4. itue,
rei,ree Ipp.iis' o5 ug ,'.4' - t- Pe s, h. 81, -
5th day OF june 1917, az tHc Exchange ~ou, no. III
Broadway. u the Cy Of NcTlorA tc i.loDg described
vo lot. II r with the ,ourstoT budin thereon stuots
NJ the norht st conner church s.trt
White and no rear and ap Church street and hlOa
by The sire 40. 10 Jnd 52 Hntr oiiUtL
Also four houses aud lots ~ land n sand city, norwcst
'front.' and Bcecker Streets and iu depth
II feet and known by tho street SOS H. 10 "a,
Also the house u0us o' OF
NaricN streets containing 20 ieot N lck street
feet Caual street and known D. the street No. io7
Hso he house and land the westerly sle % Canal
street. containing fe.t fgout Canal street and I,Ir
AMI 80 dep,b 3d known by She street 80 4io Can
Also house and soniherly Side OF 23d street. distant %
containing - uchos 2Sd street and rc4r %
feet inches m pth on ach side and known by the
Also al TIE 5sme time win be sold lo following personal
90 share, Bank in City o. " y ll2 shares Mer.
Exchange Bank Of ~ y, l25 shares
shares BowrTy fie Insurance Go. of y.
Fire Iusur nee Co OF y. " .o shares North River hgc In.
Brooklyn. 1000 shares Manhattan C1g Lishr Go ia CITY
y. " ljl shares Mcu0Yoitap Gas l'ht Of \ y. lu3
" u LIE Ins. and Trust Co OF \. Y cry, 30 shares
Nassau Gas Light ~ BrOOgyD scrip of Nassau Gas ilgI
GO. Of BROOKLYN, scrip Of Whnsburgh Ga, scIip OF AgfO
| poltsn ias. S,rp Of JeiiersOn lns. 60.
| Dated Ne~.lork. April 20th; l2fl, ~, ,.
| Executor &c. ~ Iohn b. Schnigz deceased
| PIIlLO r. RUCGLFS Rcrrce
s.w GMxEs Plaintiffs Attorney. "a Irsfl sigssi, i.
! apps 2awSw
New-York tribune., 1877-05-03
THE STATE OF TRADE.

LyERroo May Eastern armeE Az e wGsisT sSd71
R6 dun at 80 81 Long Gear d9 a. 40 Ssqs' .S Sslr
al az s8 8 BsctIada Ness rm,r at 100 Extra Mess
a. ls Primo Mes9 hrner at 95 & ard9Pre gI5Stn
Spirits dull 3S. Rosn-Common dul al 54j Flne dH
market Flour-Ex STATE hrmer at SO Wheu
No spring nominaly dn at l37 NO. z 2pnR3S 3 otI 1aI
wcstern-None in the market Corn Mixed Soft steady al
LIVERPOOL May PIE The receipts Of Cotton TO TO-
CAV were 10y 9aas 1GiHang & ~ Nly Seyerv 55d
Upauds. Low Mddnc clause May and June qehH'I osn
june July delivery, j,ed Cpands, Low MidmG c3-e
ciaisc August and september deliver, CO. ,.
LyEgPo0l, May 2-I2:3O p. Motion steady Mddlins
ncutng 1000 for speculation and export qlianas low low
Ms Ms Cl1sc C,s, s fSg1st i a1I sopember delivery 5si
LyEmooi, NAV 81 p m.-Cplands Cotton, Low Mitdlpg
IT ssTo5l Nav 3Dl.5 p Beef 90 p herce FOR Prime
Mess. Lard, tg} y cwt. for American ,r,,,,t..
L' 'EApClg 81 A4y - - BIN a M; I5 % %1Dlan' low Middins
cIase %., ] AM 4 JGHe Ggrg G; ei;s % @ The sales To-Day
include 100 bales American ..,. ,., r, ,ri,f,,p,
clause July and August deiyery 5i.gd sr,. finland.
LOW Widnc clause ly ana June delivery, j-5l1i also,
sales of the same Cd; Cpands, Low Mdhng clause une
Eoq 4ay 80 % %eor9 % 3 ~, " G@3s casoo qG9rr s-a
LIVERPOOL, May 2-Eyennc Linseed on 326a33 cwt.
opened langly subsequently strengthened somewhat
Fors whici opened uni oraby bectin. mn
sSoi',' M In ,c w. vrs 43rsT st1e Thai it IL now gen.
moi tsut In te open market official minimum oi . per
cent is practically india Council bills were allotted
to-day 70 'gl. per rupee decline. . ,
LoSION Nav 2-250 p. Consois, sd Tor both money
account. United states bonds lHbts, jos ne"
Fye- 10G J.ne Railway shares preferred H. Ne"-loIA
Central, 80
LOyp0r May 2-l - .. m.-Tric Railway shares 10
IuNNUN May 2-l}o D. Conspls tai'i8 Tor n"ui money
aud account Paris adylcts quote i've per cent Iee'
lC2f. Sls. f1l the account .,
LoSuOg May 2a3O p. m.Ihe rate ~ discount tor ulltc
months bills u the open market II . per cent winch IS
ucT cent above tle Bank of England rate me amount on
bullion Withdrawn from the Bank 0 EnBlail Oh DdNiH'o
to-day is tilU0J. - . r.r.s ID
I6Sbov May2-il5 p m-Couaols, 9iiie for both money
The account Paris advces gHOie hNe per cent Ic9
lu3f. II for thc account - o.
lI,lIy Nav $50 %. m.-TallOw, II9 = cWt sugar
30 81 b cw for II Dutch standard on the spot aud
tilsGoW May The sugar market excited and prices
y cWt. dclrcr. .-. 50, -, H..
sight. r.- ~. ..--t-.-