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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-08-22
A Calm Word to the Adj ocates of
More Greenbacks.

There are many honest, well meaning
people who recall the fact that when
Greenbacks were issued in such profusion
during the war, times were prosperous,
labor in demand. wages high and every
thing saleable at good prices. And hence
they argue that all that is needed to re-
produce those times iis to begin an indis-
criminate issue of greenbacks afresh.
These gentlemen entirely forget that
the war WAS then in full progress. that
over one. million of men from the North
alone were in the army--tbat these were
all young men taken from the labor of the
country and turned at once from proiuc-
ers into the most wasteful consumers.
Such vacuum in the labor market as
was created by the removal of this mill
lion of young men raised the price of la
Dor at once to the most extravagant rates
When the war was over they returned ant
there were more men in the labor marke
and wages fell OF Necessity. e.
But this was not allP The Government
in carrying on its gigantic military OPP
erations was spending from two to three
millions of dollars each and every day
buying wooden and cotton cloth, boots
and shoes, corn, flour, beef, pork. horses,
mules, arms, iron, lead, lumber and al
most every other conceivable staple, max
Ing the market as brisk, active and rising
as it viii always be when consumption
keeps right up on the heels of The utmost
production.
The Government did not have the
money to pay for all these enormous pur-
chases, and so it gave its notes in the
shape Of greenbacks, and passed a law at
the same time making these notes legal
tender between man and man. Now any
wise man ought to see at once that the
mere issue of a fresh amount of green
backs win not bring back the flush times
of the war, unless you can have the war
over, again, with the. millions of good men
taken again from the fields of labor and
turned into wasteful, consumers, and the
Goysrnnaept iself once more expeading
two to three millions of dollars per day
and going in debt for, the whole of it.
Cannot any prudent man see that a
Government debt is simply the debt of all
the people, and in the end must be paid
to the uttermost farthing, or else repudi-
ated r -fG.S ~pf Ue~a~F
Our people are now nearly on hard pan
and no folly can be greater than to at
tempt another issue of government
paper to produce expansion, then reaction
then contraction and consequent hard
times over again. We have had oul
"hard times" and are well nigh over them
To take any course that will prolong and
reproduce them il mere insanity. OF
As practical discussion OF this subject
of paper money and specie payment. the
speech OF Gen. Stewart L. woodlord Of
New York. Is herewith reproduced
Though delivered in Ohio two years ago
its arguments are fresh to-day and very ap.
plicable in Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-08-22
President Hayes Declines to visit
Augusta.
No. CONWAY. Y. Il. 4

No. CONWAY, y. H., Aug. u, lS77.
To His Ercellency, Gor Conner.
The President has just received your courteous
and cordial invitation to visit the State of Maine,
and requests me to say that it would give him
great pleasure to do so were it at all in his power.
1t will, however, be impossible for him to extend
his absence from the seat of government beyond
the time devoted to his visits to the States of Yer
mont and New Hampshire, and he begs that you
will accept his sincere regrets that at present he
must forego the qualification which he would re-
ceive from the proposed visit, and that you will
permit him to indulge the hope that an opportun-
ity may soon offer when he may be at liberty to
visit the state.
WM. NJ. EvARTs,
Secretary Of State.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-08-22

FARrAS HOUSE, n. H.. August 81, 1877.
Hon. lanes g. Blaine, AUGUSTA, Me-:
greatly regret that my inability to accept at
present Governor Connor's kind invitation 10 visit
the State of Maine will deprive me of the pleasure
of enjoying the hospitality you have so cordially
profered me. II. B. HAYES.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-08-22

WHAT COULD We DO Win MORE GREESBACKs
Now, my friends left us drift right back to the
practical question, how are we TO get more money
Supposing, that our democratic friends get into
power supposing that il was constitutional to print
greenbacks in time of peace, which IL is not; sup
pose they could get law passed next winter print
them, which they cannot; but supposing that they
have done 1t, and they have printed the green.
backs, and they pile them up here on this table,
enough to pay of the bonds, and there
they lie, bright and green and gor.
geons in their green and their gilt.
how are you and going to get them You
are gong to pay the bonds of with them : What I
You are going 10 pay all these gteenbacks TO
those Dloated boLdholdersi [Langhter.] Now
| ask yourselves, how is the Government going TO
get rid Of these greenbscks after it has printed
them. The Government income il now twelve
millions Of dollars year more than we spend
Government does not need to spend them. Nv
losmocfstc friends, do you advise reckless e1tray-
agant expenditures in order to pay them outf
we'll you are bot going TO be eEtrsysgant in
IeIpenoitures, and your income il now more than
you spend, bow IL the Government going 10 nav
them CUR IL Il gong to give them away; You
want this volume Of currency a. / read in The
democratic platform, made equal 70 the demand Of
| The volume Of trade. There are forty millions Of
people ia tbs country. II next Saturday night
every man, woman aud RI I'D should fecefye I. 10
| there would be 500 ,DDDDD aud your gfeenback
debt would be doubled.
Who would be better The DEBTORS would have
paid so much, the creditors sUaia have received
| 50 much, and the deadlock would have cOms again
Do you ali propose 10 stop working, AID have the
greenbacks circulated through the poe; Office. oi
the State and the country, 30 that every Saturday
| night, the man who has not worked could 10 add
get greenbacks according 70 the waE;s AID de
mands Of tradef Why, that would make you
nation Of beggars. What you want is chance Il
| work for them, not the chance 10 beg. Then bon
"lll the government pay them out
/ onAn The Government stop taxinRi II nigh
90 mat ior year, aud pay out $500 .0D0,OOD u
them IL II might do IT the second year, ana pay
OUT Saooooo,ooo more. But take of your tsrif
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-05-09

OFFAL-Is very active at full prices. We
quote: Bran $50 per ton in car lots; shorts SD
OPIUM-We quote at 50 90 per ID.
QUININE-Firm at S. co.
PEANUTS-Steady
~ virginia, raw;S g loo Tennessee Reds at
Ten see W lite 615971zc. Roasted &c higher
SEED-TheTe is but little doing: prices are
nominal: Timothy 81 Is. Clover on arrival
l315@l4c: store lBc per ID. FIaxseed 81 90. in
small lots, prime ia car load lots 81 OF. Blue
grass 81 9092 . per bu.
SHOT-Prices unchanged. Assorted Nos
per bag, s. 30; Buck, per bag, g IS.
SALT-We quote at 81 IS in car load lots
for lake per barrel; Ohio r1ver 81 20 per Dbl I:
ana loo additional in store.
TIN PLATE AND MEFALS-I c. lOxl4 tin,
g 5D l. X. l0xl5 tin, sll 50: l. .4x20 tin SO 5O
l. x, lix20 tin, SO 50 /. c. l4x2O roofing tin IS;
l: e., 2Ox2S, roofing tin, $3.50; block tin, pigs
Csc: bars, 26c; q iron &c q iron SIC cal,
proving.
TALLOW-Is in better demand at higher
hgures; country TIC; city. SC.
WOOL-The market rules quiet and I'M
changed. We quote unwashed al 23G25c; fleece
washed 30935c: tuD-washed. 35G3Sc; bury
wool o9l0c per Id; pulled wool 3O@33c.
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INA STATE sENTINEL WEDNESDAY MORNING. MAY 8. 1877.

at sc 900 No at PC IS Oo0 fine combng at 4S1
5000 do at 46c: 900 do at 4Oc; 1000 at 45c.
The produce markets are steady and well
supplied for the season. Eggs are steady at
our quotations with liberal receipts. The New
York market for eggs and poultry was report
ed as follows in the Daily. Bulletin of Monday,
the 7th inst:
Poultry-Liye has been offered to a moderate
extent and sold well at firm prices. Fine dress
ed also meeting wilh a good average demand
and well sustained, the supply Of desirable
parcels proving moderate. We quote to-day
as follows: Western turkeys lSal9c; do Iair
to good l51l7c; dressed spring chickens, choice,
per 10, 6O@I5c. FowisZlersey prime, per 10,
tern prime l6@lSc: do fair to good l4Gl5c.
Ducks-State and western prime lSt62Oc; do
fair to good l3t9l5c; do Jersey lS@20c. Geese
Prime to choice 1O9lSc; fair TO good 7@9c.
Live POultry-Spring chickens, per pair 7oc
@sl 81. Fowis-state and Jersey per ID, 1e@l7c;
turkeys, state and Jersey Jersey per b. i6@i7c; do
western, per h. l5@l6c; ducks, state ana Jer-
Sey per pair sSc@sl 70 d1ek T western per
81 0O@2 30: do western, per pair. 81 l2al 81.
Eggs.-Receipts to-day 40 bbls. The week
an 1ndlspos1tlon TO force sales. Demand has
scarcely proven of an encouraging nature.
and on the whole the supply coming in was
pretty full, but the weather was unfavorable
for carrying, and receivers were inclined to
hold on to accumulations in store and fresh
arrivals for full figures. To-day the offering
was not large, and the tone ruled pretty steady
at l3c for anything fine.
Nearby stock, single bbl......-.per doz lS11@l4
SIate -.-. ...--.--------..-- 10 tolo12
western, O.
Canadian. O.
l13CSlz12
ON CHANGE.
Transactions on change to-day were light,
including
High mixed, SIC asked for 2 cars I. o. b.
Mixed, 55c bid on track; SOC bid (. o. b.; carE
offered at soc T. o. b.
May, last half, 55c bid in elevator; sec asked.
June, 551zc bid in elevator; 561zc asked.
Ear corn, Sc bid SIC asked.
Rejected, SIC bid for 10 cars (. o. b.
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
The following are the receipts and ship
ments for the last "a hours:
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IndianapoB: Dry Goods Market.

DRY GOODS-There is nothing new to rote
in this branch Of trade; the demand is fair at
odr quotations.
HATING Ordinary, lOel21zo; middling, 15c I;
best tissue, l6c.
Brown MISUNDERSTANDING, $40; Pepperel
&c; Stark, SC.
fICKNG-Omego, 81 inch, l61<c; Conestoga,
A Medal, l5c; Medal, l61Sc; extra, IL l5c; extra,
A, l6c: Lewiston, 80 inch, lSc 30 Inch, l5c; 80
inch. l31zc; plaid lSc.
SHIFTING STRIPEs-American, 6-3, loo: 3-3,
&c; Whittenden cheviots, b SIC; AA lie; AAA
121zci Xxx, l21sc; Otis cheviots, l21zc; Everett
do. l119c; homespun &c.
PAPER CAMBRIcs-Commonc olors, exc; high
colors, lc higher.
PRnTs-American6 1Ec: Washington, MerrI-
& Alien 61zc' Freeman SIC: --sndard Shifting
prints, &c; Aliens 60; Albion solid colors.
SIC: Wamsutta, Sc; Mourning prints, 6ISc
Spragues &c.
CARPET CHAIN-White, 2lc; colored, &c
coverlet warn. &c.
BROWN SHEETINGs- Vermont,S1zc; Nash vile,
SIC; Vaudeville SC Idaho, SIC; New AIbanySc
StarkA.511zc; Laurel D.81<c; Laurel H .71sc; Park
A., SIC; Granite B., &c; Bedford R., SC; Pepp
MIC; PepP O., TIC; Pepp R.71zc; Pepp e. SC (;
Charter Oak &c; Lancaster standard SIC.
BLEACHED SHEETINGs-Lonsdale loo; Hope
SIC: Blackstone, exc: Mascoment. &c: Hill
rs SIC; Al. 91zc; Dwight Star, loo vaughn XXX.
SIC; Red Dog, &c; Quaker, &c; Cambrics, Ions
dale, l5c; Young Warrior, 1l1zc; Jabez Knight,
l0c: Wamsutta, 13c; New York Mills, 1870.
A.. 221Sc: Stark, 25c: Union Tx: Banner. 2Oc A:
Montsup, 21Sc; American lS1zc; Harmony
rS0rrOH, n,5c
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-05-09
T sANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
a0sEY AND THE MARX ErS

~VTICE OF THE INDIANAPOLIS SENTINEL
TUESDAY EVENING, May 3, 1877.
We have no new features to chronicle in the
local money market, except as compared with
corresponding date Of April. The clearing
ouse reports show a falling off in the transac-
tons OF the banks Tue market is working
close, owing TO the conservative policy of the
banks, as there is no disposition to extend &C
eommodations. except where the paper is
strictly gilt edge. The prevailing rates are 10
to u per cent.
Eastern exchange is unchanged so FAR as
counter sales are concerned, the late being Ito
premium.
tSplAxA POLLS cLzARING HOUSE.
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sSUGARs-Tle market rules active ard firm,
wits an upward tendency: We quote refined
A l21<c5I2asc; OF a 12ssl2lzc; extra c 81 Il5k
@llz4c; hard at I31zal31zc; CIRCLE and ii
@ll1sc; yellows lO9s@lOszc; fair to choice New
Orleans l09l01zc.
SoAP-We quote Hoosier City common bar
at 50 50 per box; Tousey's German &c per Id
other German Sl@4 50 per box; White Russian
pressed cake S.: Babbftt's, 81 2597 so per box
CANDLEs-We quote: Hotel lSe2Oc; star can
dies. l676QlSc: common pressed, 1316@l43<c
TEAS-We have no change to note in prices,
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May 5, 1877.

The receipts and shipments of corn for
April, 1877, compared with 1876, at Indianapo-
lis and Chicago, are as follows:
Receipts, Shipments.
1877. 1875. 1877. 1876.
Indianapolis l7O6 800 100, 400 15l6,O00 DO 359
Chicago.... 2,97SS7O I426,070 1896, 400 2,067 900
For weeks ending April ~
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Indianapolis Live stock Market
TUESDAY EVENING, May s

Reported by j. B. Sedwick q Co..
wholesale Commission Dealers in Cattle. HOES
and Sheep.
CATTLE-There were 80 cattle at Excl ange
yards yesterday, of good quality. The de-
mand was good; and before O'Clock every
thing offered was sold, the butchers not get
ting enough to supply their immediate wants
We quote an advance of fully 25c ON all grades
to-day; We note among the offerings:
IL good lInnois steers, average ESQ
IDS, retalled at S. 255 30
Is medium Illinois steers, averaging
$50 lbs, sold at.................. ........ 4 GOA
10 fair Indiana steers, average l,l5O
W. Ie.1.ieo OOG5 40
selling readily at:
Good. smooth, fat steers ......s IS 75a5 50
Eat cows and heifers and light steers 4 SOFAS IS
1904 -
OO0l3 %
1eilo...... 1905 20
NOWS anu CdlNes.....-. 81 OOd4O 10
SHEEP-Are active and selling readily at
"a 500 % to butchers and IS so for extra to
shippers.
HOGs-Are active and selling readily at
S95 Is for lS0to 2l0 lbs average and IS Is for 30
he md
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ttLIu
Young nyson, ommon...................sS 500 S5
Young Hyson fair to good ................. 40@ 50
Young hyson, choice. 70@ so
Young hyson, extra chocsL................ 859l 90
imperial, common 3O9 40
Imperial, 5O9 IS
imperial, choice S09 80
Gunpowder, common ..-................. 309 IS
Gunpowder, fine...... ............-......- Asa 60
GunD0wder. choice 75d 9
Gunpowder, extra choice. GOAL 05
Japan, uncolOred, common-.....-....... 259 IS
Japan, uncolored, fine new.....-.... 5OS 60
Japan, uncolored, choice new............ ESQ 80
O0long, inferior 30@ IS
Oolong, 45l 70
Oolong. extra choice. 90@l 90
CORDAGE-Is without change.
Manilla,A TO 5-l6inl6h Manila, %in..l6
Manila, Il in. up-l5 Sisal. u to 5-l6...l2
Sisal, e inch.....-..-1IA Sisal,1 in a larg'rn
Sash cord, hemp.....19 Cotton rope. 22@25
Hay rope,l, 3, 4 ply.14sz Hayrope, common.104
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firmly at the highest figures of the week. For
Liverpool, by steam, the latest engagements
were at SD to Cd. and Havre, by steamer of
this week, f5c, and late May shipment at lSc
per bu; and for Cork and orders, charter con-
tracts hence, Is Cd and from Baltimore, at
the close, IS Cd per quarter
Crop reports from domestic sources have
been generally favorable, encouraging the De
lief in an abundant harvest, the beginning OF
which, in important producing sections OF the
country. is now not more than about Two
months off.
Supplies of wheat of nearly all kinds are now
down to very small amounts in the more
stance of prime spring, are represented as be
ing Unds strong speculative Dtrol. corn is
in verf liberal stock, and this food staple,
through its relative cheapnesS, is assuming
very prominent position in current opera
lions, particularly on speculative account,
having BEEN in our market, during the past
week, the object of special interest.
In the latest estimates of the visible sup
plies of grain a falling OFF noted of over
1000 600 bushels in the total of wheat, with a
decrease also of about 10000 bushels in that
of corn; about ll2 600 bushels in that of rye;
about $4,000 bushels in that OF barley, and
about 10 900 bushels in the total OF oats. High
prices have not thus far affected the forward
ing move ment which, at nearly all points en-
paratiVely moderate for the season.
As illustrative of the very marked rise in
-four and grain values in this market within
six or seven weeks, under ths influence main
ly of short supply and war views, the follow
ing comparative table OF The quotations cur
rent here at the dates specified, prepared by
prices of breadstuffS are the ruling figures for
gold, sight drafts of sterling exchange ana
oc an grain freights:
WHEAT March l6. April %. April 80.
FLOUR Per Dbl. Per bbl Per Dbl.
super fiour...s5 ga IS So 90@ 90 s. 55g 8 g
" / grades 7O@ 90 5Oe 90 s sO@ 9 so
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IsIPoRTs OF SPECIE.

IMPOEIS OF SPECIE
Following Is a detailed statement of the i'm
ports of specie into the port of New Ork dur
ing the week ending May D, lo4T:
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EXPORTS OF SPECIE.

The following is detailed report of specie
exported from the district OF New York for
the week ending May .. 1917
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GRAIN IN STORE.
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NEW YORK, May 7.-Bussfness continues
quiet with package houses, and jobbing
branches are In active demand. Cotton goods
quiet and unchanged. Prints are in light de-
mand and steady. Dress and staple ginghams
worSted coatings and beaveT In fair demand
by clothiers. Foreign goods Inactive.
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Rosin pale, Dbl OO@l5O Tar, pr bbl..--. S5o@5 50
Rosin, No. 1,..8 1903 IS Navy pitch. 1904 90
Rosin, No. 2....3 00@3 Is
OILS-Active and firm. Linseed, raw. 7l1 per
gal boiled 75c per gal. CarDon-ll0 IRE test 1914
No 69373c; Straits 60065c: Banks $4,000
Labrador 70975c; castor u 25@1 IS: meats foot
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Gold ........l0 45s9l0ft4 lO7149l075s I063sdl0613
Sterling eX..-4S5 G4S6 4o94ta490 4SS12@14o9A
Grain freights
by steam for
B'pool per
u.................519d@- 51S96d 99919d
Grain freights
by sail for
Cork and or
ders, per qr.4s 9d93s 5s Sd rs Cd
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philadelphia Market.


TOLEDO. May 7.-Flour-Steady.
Wheat-Steady: No l white Michigan s2a
212H; amber Michigan, spot. held at & Y; - 10
offered; June held at 81 Is; 81 IA offered; No
do 81 81; No red winter 81 1871; June s. II;
rejected Wabash red 81 40.
Corn-Steady; high mixed, spot, 6l1{c; No2,
spot, 60c: June 611zc; July &c; August 65c; No
white 6l19c; rejected SOC.
asked.
Receipts-Flour none; wheat $500 bu; corn
5000 bu; oats 3, 10 bu. ......
Shipments- 800 bols: wheat $500 bu;
corn $500 bu; oats 800 bu-
Ar. M.-Wheat-Quiet; extra white Michi-
gan 81 csc.
Corn-Easier; good demand; high mixed,
spot, Gle; No 2, spot, 601Sc; June 6l1zc; July
SIC: August 641zc; No white 6Se.
Oats-Quiet; white SIC; rejected &c.
Memphis Market
NKnPHIs, May 7.-Cotton-Quiet at l01sc;
sales 800 bales; receipts l55 bales; shipments
100 bales; stock 81, 800 bales.
Flour-Choice family 50 50.
Corn-70075c in store.
Oats-5O155c in store.
Provisions-Pork SIS 50. Lard. tierce sll; ksx
Sl2. Bulkmeats Sc, $685.
Bsgging-129121zc.
New York Exchange-Par.
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The provision market was quiet to-day, and
prices we're undergoing very little change.
The demand for the past week has been I'M
important, and holders were firm in their
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-27
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

c,,o, - ,,s,,. GAlvrsros Jsss &C. l ,
coastwise. IS. SAFES, ss7. Stock 1929.
Nsw ORLEANS June 20, 1877.
Cotton quiet; middling. l4c middling lo5c good
Ordinary, ioac Me- receipts 80 anes grsss ao'. tx
Sales. 1850. stock S. 1Ds
Cotton dull middl,ng. Ilhc.; low middins iosc. good
Ordinary lonc Netreeepts i5o bales gross lsd sales
CmaRLKsroy juno 26 1877.
Cotton nominal; mddag Ike; low middins lie;
good ordinary io'ac Net receipts, 10 bales Stock, IDOL
oswtGo. June 70. 1877.
whsa. am for white sales 400 sushs TAR white Canada
s sa os S No. 4 whs Michigan :. - ao @
LOO bushels ii 81 MIXED q, 5ss No held ~ 5'ic usrn
$50 81; m,ddlinge sas s2i pcr Can i ircixnss
se oar rail- n cram
on ssnn from Baai and osssro for aswser Yesterday
$4,000 do. bar.cy. 2otUD do.
Flour Only fair demand unchanged prices and arm:
ss ss ea. 4e Iass, @ s s n fs nS II
bsosa 90 a sss Hssn 3D. s ua
Ma VA T
=, ssi Aast closing y 5ss did, sas asked An
S so Mo- Western At 81 S2 .s seo d do ss mixed To-
CO, ONO on rack a. s Rye aud barley
a M., Y .nss ss sss unchanged oasI
@ ra ssAf, s ss s
wheat 1900 bushels; corn 2otss2 do oats, 5000 DO;
a'sa en % TO- barley H1
do. 400 do shipments by canal tdew Wheat,
5.367 bnshels 43o67 do. oats ,94l do lard,
IN ,.S lis. pork, 6l2 bUls. Railroad shipments Flour.
$500 bis wheat 200 bushels corn o. 221 do oats 400
do; barley, 1900 do: rye, 400 do.
roLRpo. June 30 1877.
Wheat firm; No. white Michigan. s. ~ bid: do,
81 70; amber Michigan, spot ~ " june -; No red
winter spot -. July 81 -; August 81 36ls No red,
81 7o rejected lake shore, 81 10 Corn easier nigh mixed,
:s &c. : ''ss rs 3"s :.s e
2. BE-: white held ut soc rejected, sac. Re
ceipsFlour 30 bills wnea, ~ 900 Dnshrs; 10000
do. 500 do shipments Wheat, 400 bushels; corn.
27.ino 30 rAn IN stare Wheat; $4,000 bushels corn.
easier white Michigan held nt " ~; amber Michi
gan. June sold at 81 No do VI 10; No. white Mchi
81 ": ~" red amber. spot, S ~; July ~ ~
gust, ~ 3d Corn easier No. =. July. 50Ac; August
32s4c.; September. 54tsc.
Flour STEADY and unchanged Wheat active but luwer
No chic spring II A 81 45a. cash. 81 42i July
81 261s 81 2tea August Corn fairly active aud shade
higher; +7i4c cash or uly 4Ssc August rejected 42c
Ale Oats easier 3osne 30 kc cash; 3otac 80 .c
unchanged. Barley. steady ana unchanged: rork
u $ls 20, cash or July: SIS SO a is salg,
August $l3 3d. September. Lard fairly active and
ligner; SS % cash or July; ~ ora ~ o. August
but steady. ut 81 o. ReceptsFlour. 800 Db wheat
10000 bushels; corn u35OD do. oats $1,000 rye,
5000 do barley. 1900 do shipments Flour 1900 bbis.
wheat $4,000 busheis corn, 90 do oats $1,000;
1.5oo 10 A. the afternoon CAL Of the Board wheat IN
settled and lower; 81 l2h VI Az July; 81 ~ August
Corn lower; 46ssc. 47c July; 4sc.. August Oats
changed. Pork easier Sl3 In August; $3 3d.
ber Lard duh; 80 02a, August bid