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The daily gazette., 1877-03-15
Nor the Bath

|rus,.F for the Bath.
esoaps' 'haea IN e9;eO Towels, y Bath sponges, ,
|oyes, Stranss ns'gp9siye pye variety. Also
n n Friction F. 6 oSyrsshes3, DC. of horse
Il be same closseasi, and many other
Cornserf sf StNGHURsT 4 co.
l. -, Def Sixth and Market G;t Sts.
isa a"s"lsu. ren"sn ., Cure for Corps
+ Gorqs qWdE WiiEbofpIg of great popularity for
Df'iNGAURsT & CO..
Fins sixth and Market sts. sts.
and strs;s,Ii e Nah se,ssorr
Nal aIll'FiSilsst' Fijsss5 Ma Nan Brushes. Hand
+. NNall Brushes, etc. for
Corner rSSjiTM,SGHURST 4 CO. io'
Aln and Market Sts.
The daily gazette., 1877-03-15

LIST OF PUBLIC SALEs.-The following
public sales are advertised:
The daily gazette., 1877-03-15
THIRD EDITION !!
PattersOn's Plot.
THE SCHEME LAUGHED TO DEATH

Mo New Election in the Southei n
states-Rumor that the Troops are
to be Withdrawn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-06

$4,000 head market dali dcnsnd light qoasen' acwn
tnued downward tsncepcy Eastern adyices cause oep
sion sales OF good 20 cEosee nj 20 Svdto W
averaging lis ~ at sc IS IL IN the yards unsDld
HoGsReoepts Today 1850 head to'a tor the week tnas
far OJO head for the time last week, Lev hea
fnr demand, offerings light prices irregular supply ps,u
equal to the demand sales cargo soo hcVs d 10 ~"
selected singers at IS 10 yards bare OF Stock
CHICAGO April 5.-cATTLz-Receipts 900: shipments
dun steady, closing rather more acuNo
siockers and butchers sSasi IS far 70 medium steers
choice steers, II 20 Cn0iSo
grades, IS f06S so; extra heavy IS 1876.
HoCs-Receip,s. H. 900 shipments, 400; light shppns
s. l5ds5 p packing s. 100 - 4O fair to choice shipping
IS 1915 20. 49,
sHERp-eceipta LOO; market fairly active ard tTm Tor
choice IL shpplng - l5as5 SO medium
. choice :. 75d$5 30; common 10 fair 50 5OGFi Do
FAST LIBERTY. Penn. April 5.CArTLE-Receipts today
SOS head % of through and cars OF yad stou max
y3j head 2o OF through
everything sold ont shipped on
hands leaving the clear eAes OF t5rongh stock
best IS 25Sj IS medium good. II 1885; common TO
fair, ~ 501$l 80. -
HoGs-R Receipts making the total for the three
days 29O heal Workers. - 2C9sJ SO' Plladepha - ~
dS6
sKrP-Receipts today head the total for the
three days $500 head selling at 81 5OdS65O.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-06

turned upward and the market rallied to even higher
prices than the morning. closing strong at but little
reaction 1t is not worth while 20 here anayEe the value
OF what the trunk lines have agreed TO what coal
companies propose TO discuss next Tuesday. But 1t
IL IN order to remark that the trunk lines have
not secured the services OF the Ice Machine Com
pany' to keep the lakes and canals closed
during the Summer, and that their pres
ent possible agreement is not worth the paper
which It is to be written that the proposed reduc-
ton Of production OF coal will add TO the cost per ton
for that sent TO market by the Delaware Lackawanna
and Western and Delaware and Hudson companies at
least rs cents provided they accept and adhere the
scheme as proposed. Hence their loss in mining and
selling coal viii be greater than it now Yet pro-
mitigation Of such scheme may enable speculative off,
oias 10 the short lines which they closed up
weeks ago at handsome profit.
The stock market opened buoyant, with Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western rising from ssh to 59a after
which it sold at aJ9s $685. Delaware and Hudson
was neglected and only ucuated between 49la aiSss
49l2; Morris and Essex selling at S1las1, and Al
bany and susquehanna being offered at 20 Central
shore at asa 46s S475-a47is; Michigan Central,
4liea4l 9s04Ol4041 94o7s and Erie at 6lsa6G6as.
Rock Island first heavy at 9ll4 a964, hut
later rallied the strength OF the rest Of the
from AZ 10 49's, the common selling at 81. The St
Pauls were not active at l62 for common, and 45 a45
d46ls for the preferred Illinois Central from ALI
to 45l2 ana Chicago Burlington and Quincy sold at los
01O4 0l03 Panama. after the washing OF yesterday
NJ par, opened AT ana SOiu ~ SSA2 VIII DIRK
officials consider what price they could realize for the
10000 or $4,000 shares which they lOaning 20
10 80 per ont Western Union opened 5s3
d5S7s but declined TO 57Ss later ralying To 5S] and
closing at jS Pacific Mail the good statement and
the covering OF shorts from 1873 10 IS and closed
steady at 177s. The expresses Oh small transactions
were a shace better. The market closed strong
The sales Of STOCKS at the last eal3.l5 D. m.-of the
open board to-day as follows: 200 Central and Hud
93is: ZOO Lake shore. 475s 8472; 800 Michigan
Central 4O6s 200 Erie. 6as; 200 Paul. 1919 1864
500 preferred ~ 200 North, Western PrefeIEed 49,
GOO Delaware Lackawanna and Western, 5gl2; 200
Western Union, J5Ss. and 100 Pacific Mail, 7Sf
RANGE or THE MARKET At THE STOCK EXCHANGE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-06
COTTON MARKETS.

GIIyEsTOy April 5.-COton nominal MlddlDg II sc Low
Nddug 10 GOOD Ordinary, lO4c; net receipts Z53
bales: exports cOastWise $50 bales stock 4oJ[ Dales
NORFOLK April 5COtton STEADY 1ldolng II san &C;
bales: exports cOastNise 3S Daes sales
$50 bales stock, T. 3 hae.. ,,.,,,, 80. -,
e.ITs0RE April 5.-CottOn quiet Middling II "; Low
Mdding. lie Good Ordinary lOc; gross receipts 100
bale Exports cOastse as bales sales 100 bales spnners
'g%.T0X April 5-COtton quiet Middlng, ll4; Low
Ndding il GOOD Ordinary, llc Bet receipts 90 oaes
C29 bales; exports 70 Great brlta Soz oas sae,
SO halrs stock i 236 bales ,, ,-, ,,,,,, -,
WIN xTNGTON phil 5C0tt0n dull nominal MiddltnP, llc
Low MddLng OHc Good Ordinary lOSc net receipts 70
O1fvn s5EIrHit april Cotton frmi Middlng II c
Low NidllIng, II sc. Good Ordinary, lOlslsc net re
ceuts bales 493 bales sales l5Ol bales spin
ners, 99G ba.esi STOCK, Gee bales, ,,,,,, 80, -,
SAVANNAH. April 5.-COttoD dull Middlng ll2c. 10"
Mddnng lie. Good Ordinary lOc net receipts 4I3 Oaes
gross 1913 bales exports coasWse - bales sales iOO Daes
stock. 2G,42y bales ..,.,,.
Mldding lie; Good Ordinary loc net receipts
I7 gross 6j baes; exports TO Great Britain, J74
coatvise- 1.2l2 bales sales 1000 bales; stock
MOBILE prl 5-Coton quiet easy Niddnng llc; Low
Midng lOa tiOod ordinary, lOc, net receipts %
bales exports the Continent TOO bales; cOastwise ITO
bales sales 300 bales; stock. 4l.512 bales.
ME4PH April 5.-COtt0n quiet Mdding ~ &c receipts
27T bales Shipments 6l2 bales sales, lOoo bales stock
AUGusTA April Cotton quiet steady: MIddlIng
ii -; Low Miiinz lOAe; Good Orinary' 10 s recelpts
CHAR EsToS April 5-CottOn steady Mlddng II &C. Low
IL SeIl he Cool Ordinary, lO'.c net receipts $50
bales exports coastwise III bales sales 300 bales stock
20. 1908 bales -.
CISclSsATi April 5.-Cotton easter; MfdnE II &c; Low
Middlng lOsc Good Ordinary, lUac receipts 535 bales
shipments So bales sales PA bales stock IL nl baes
LOUISVILLE, Aprii Cotton steady: Snddllng II &c.
ST LOUIE. April 5-COtton lower; Mlodlng II SC Low
Nidflng loa. Goa Ordinary. 10 receipts ln2 bales;
sgmeats l3O9 bales Saies LAO bales ssoeS 2Osl PAe&
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-06

Flair AND MEAIs-A decidedly more active FLOUR
,,Tte with an advance o. lOdZ5c = Dbl The
largely fr home fair export inquiry for the West
I-es south America and the British Provinces sales 81,
QUO b5 Of grades rcuding 400 bbl CITY NILS Extra
Tor West Indies s7GS7 80; 800 bbls Low Grade Extra
- 5Ods6 rs 1000 bbs Moiiam Extra - SOgs1 - 500
hbs Minnesota Extras g. 5OGS9, Plain > OJdSlO IS. Pa
tGf. 400 bbs superhne sG 30 $50 so $40 bbs No. 2,
s5ar5 40 transactions al SJGcJ 30 no 80 3O4So %,
-ng Stale WESTERN 50 500 20 80, Inferior Common
Exfr. state S6 6Od=6 So Common 10 Good do; IS 700
do, Fancy
= 500 G5 Inferior COnIn0n Extra western; s. 1Se
a. s. Common &c 80 al 50 Far Good do;
e SS6s "a Good Choice Citv Mills ExJra for Europe,
a. y0d6 sol End s7a-7 3d. West Indies s6 sod TO- In
s,tor no Common Round Hoop Ohio - 65 80 20,
common Coed do Sc 75Gfs % Coed Ia Choice do 20 SOC
a. Common Good Minnesota Extra; - O5dsl0 %, Good
O. boe 10 5O1S7 IS, Common 10 Good Extra ST. Louis;
a. soTse 30 Good Choice do MARKET closing
arm with an up tendency. THERN FLoUR 10
80, :, Nh higher with doing In part for export
saIes 500 bbs 10 Fair Extra - 5Og$6 o. Fair
50 ,.cl Ertra 90 TOds7 25 common % ChOce Family
T,ta Al S0ess rs Good 20 Choice New Prooess Extra
30 Including 500 bbls Extra for south America al
< 7S-..RYE FLOUR quiet unchanged saiss 23g oois
rrore a 25a<s IS, both Choice also 100 bbls Fancy
sg.ernns s5.----~CoRS MEAL steady: saea 200 seiA
Ys'oW Western. Jersey. and pennsylvania ~ iodsSi
pnTrtne a. Is Corn Meal in sacks last noticed
sales 500 sacks city at OIL o. zoo sacks me While
Bsltim0re a 80 y l0OD. ...,,, -- s,.,,- ~.
IoREi6S FRt Ts-Dy auction 1000 boxes Sicily Fruit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-06
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN NARKETs.

LIVERPOOL April 5-Pork-Eastern steady AZ 70 Western
steady So Bacon Cumberland Cut DAN at 30 shor,
steady OF IN Hans~Iong Cut hrmer ia shoulders duh
90 prime Mess at 20. Lard-Prme Western dull at
steady At s% 9 @ siesy FSe
Cheese.A meIlcan Ghoce Jun az 90 LA La" & IA
spring frmcr atlI No farmer los Winter southern
None - market Winter Western hrmer at 10 TO- corn
Lrearool- Hprii 5-IS m-The reeeips of Cotton to-day
d cheaper Uranis Io Ml5i9g ela,s April end Nay y
Jags dsliysTy SID Tpap Low Siia , eau'e Jane
pla1ds Low Niadnr clause July and August delivery
81 si also sales Of the same, Ci'ssd. AL,
flng Cplsnds 6'led Middng orleans I'd; sales 1910
bales incnln NJ ZOOO iot spseI.auoh sl S.i
Sddg CLAUSE JGne and July delivery 6ssL Upands
LYYRrooL, April 81 p m.-Bacon 50 per cwt. for snort
' Ifai0o- Apii 5"0 90 p nj plands Cotton Low Mid
dug clause, June and July delivery; 6lgd -. c..
LIVERPOOL Aprl 5-2 p. In-aiddlng UpIands Cotton
iivRsIooI- Epfil $50 p u-Upeuds Cotton, Low Md
ding clause Iuy August delivery, C7lsi the sales to-day
Included $50 bales American. . - 49,,
ding clause Adil ana may delivery. 6s7d; Cplands Low
Miggng Sas I W. , Trn S,st deysy Ssf
LHERIUoL. Api b j. mt pands Cotton Low Mcding
clause jhly ani August ceiyrrT Jid Uplanda Low Mid
II Aar OIL pr. 2.5.4' T. MI ms; 4, ~ G r ~
III n 80 ~ mil 5h;,o n cotton fa;nr,. quiet Up
Ugln,ls MIddlls clause August and September dehy
lOyuOS April J-l2:3D p. NJ. :. Bonds lrb5s, 100
Fre R.way ssies g. The 81 discount Tor three mouths
iis H. the OPEN market "a 3 cent which - IA .
EnglaId rate Illinois Central, 3D.
LOvoJ> April u Railway shares, > Illinois
Central, - p
LONnOS April % p. u-T!os Central a. Paris alvcas
quote per rentes lOsf zoe. fJr the account.
Io.DOS. April 53 .. m.lho bullion ~ the Bank NJ En-
Gland has decreased ! Su 900 during Jhe past week
ICNDrS ApTl 5--:lj Bl.-rhe proportion " the Bank
england to Inability, which Last week was 59 Ter
j. p q cent.
LoNDUS April $3.50 m-Erie Railway shares preferred
1872
accoat. L. j. bonds, IO-iO lGS1 Enc railway shares.
6, =. do, preferred, lG Illinois Central, 81.
ri.oNDoS April 5-i3O p. m.-Paris alvces quote per
cent rcnj-s 1881 J5c for the account. -....
LONDON Aurrl J-jl5 D. n-SIirts Petroleum. ldali I'D
y gallon. spirits Of TYrp ntine. 20 - cwt --.... -
ioyyuN Aprl 5-EVenms-C acuta Linseed, ~ 6DiSi9 y
Quarter. LiHs.ed 81. &-Ja 90 ) g too.
PAEIs April jIlc specie Bank OF France has 90
creased lGsUg. 900 francs during the past week.
BE.LN, prl J.ihe weekly statement Of The Imperial
uf Germany shows decrease OF $1,000 maris
Fg.vgFJKT. Nu:l By. :. Bonds, new lives. ip3as
AN:~ERr Aprl 5.-PerUleum. 80 H. for fine Ple A'rer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-06

IN. Equk OF England directors held their regular
ypnsjy meeting TODAY, put made no al cratIon IN tie
irI-m rate 0f discount. THIS cont nuc. al per cent
and t. now ., 0cr cent higher Than TIE rae among
tDe outside Dauzs OF discount The sG az 5000" nl-
lion was withGIlwu from the bunk or balance during
thr y-erS and the proportion Of reserve 10 iaJies,
Which was last week 3JIs, Is now - lie
market is very strong and generally hi-Her.
British cOlsOls advanced 70 "b4.IS' "Ll'c
in United states securities l~ois were STEADY
~ 1o9i ten-fortes advancing 10 1u~a4. new hvrs 10
ISlo and old s6js 10 100. Erie moved Up 10 "a Tor
couJIuOn and to 10 for preferred. Illinois Central rs
iu from 4u12 yesterday to -. NcW-Nork Genital To-
n,8iucd Il 30 United states new ives 10 ilhkoiI are
or0ted az 1883. BerL dispatch states that the In
marks, Tie Bank of France OHr4ng the week reports
loss or 10 500, 900 franco French PER cent itlt~
advanced to 1850. sight exchange on LONDON DeihS
,ucfed al 9JIG Continued dizziness uaIh- the course
Of the spCculation gold, though the price nFE on
consder,ibie purchases the German bankers. sales
t-dqv were chiefly at 100 with few early transactions
"a IO47s Cash gold becoming heavy 10 carry LoeeIs
having / "a. ., 3, and per cent IL tldt way. Ne&t
mos aY riicBrst OF the eight calls now iuiLln1 o. Ou
Io65s slOOOO,OOO. will mature. considerable alh"AEt
f these bonds has already been received from Europe by
i,onksrs NOT IN the Syndicate. 10 cover these I'M
,,rTfarious there il good demand ZOE et't4Es
exchange, and there are few cOAlheical Dl ID a
iug rates nave stientd. Hence the recent advance al
G days' hills 10 sJl2 and sight 10 - = =. Sterling
tcs fod9y are on the basis OF 81 - and - SO2@Gl -
m the 2 for long and demand bills. Inc A.
esraut Treasurer paid out $4,000 III com me est
and ~ 600 III redemption Of called Dohds. nc uSJ
busip N the God Clearing Department OF the ahA 81
mo sfafo Of Neg-YOrk covered: Gold cleared 81
Isl OOO gold balances, Sl,1OSlof currency DdinCCS
al 43s42I The gold quotations We're NJ Ioho"s;o,
49, D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-06
OFFICIAL REPORT Up AMERIcAY MINING BOARD
FrRsr BoARD-II O'CLOCK AN.
THURSDAY. April 5-P. NJ

The stock market to day lacked none of the
elements OF q Punch and Judy show. in which the
puppets appeared and absented themselves IN regular
automatic order. The opening prices all higher
than the closing Of yesterday but the tide set
IN the opposite direction, and continued till re-
ports reached the market that the trunk lines OF
Railways had arrived at a satisfactory solu-
ton Of their difficulties, and that the coal com
hitteee had reported scheme TO limit
TIE produc OF competitive coal 10 100000 tons
for the year 1877 With these incentives prices again
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-06
Business Chdntes.

4 RARE OPPORTUNITY.-Aw el-stOclled.
- lon established, and nue paving LIVERY BJSIN E>S
for SALE for less than the appraised value NJ stock terms
easy Apply address T. T. HOPE Attorney -Os Brr2i~ay
a TTENTION! FARMERS, MERCHANTS,
"a and COAL DEALEKS-We VIII sell a four ~ ton
"Howcs Standard Platform scale entirely new for slil
which . 80 less than m4uuacturer's price.
J. T. BEERS a. CO.. SO Nesey 81. y !.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-06

There r. no quotation for loans The United states
Treasurer aS Washington received to-day sooO'OoO va
tional bank notes for redemption. The customs
receipts were sl50,000, and internal revenue re-
ceipts $4,000 The following Ia the Clearing
house statement Currency exchanges, $ss,5l7,s62;
currency balances S4,075,6i7 gold exchanges, Sl3T
ing were the rates OF exchange on HewYor at the
aforementioned cities to-day: Savannah, buying -
natl quiet and steady. buying par selling w; 81 LOUIS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-06
THE MARKETS.
reareiuny REPORTER TOR rHs rRIsuSE.l
TOTAL RECEIPTS Or PRODUCE
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
AsHEs nav. a,lall .aI. q be- COZ pa. and el.aa {.

ASHES small sale OF &c. for Pots and 6at &C. for
Ptir-.
COFF .F-liit rr3Ie- q an rather weak though WIN
ONT tgsrtrii change. Ia l' -tt.. gH,
for Ordinary cIr-les wan sales ~ "i&' ha--, *
Act K y, lag, Hum
bold mostly lots, Oh terms not -rlnsrrI stock % il1
here. ~l.- bags.
C0liJN-Npierstey active The spot it.c decline
vita depressed market Liverpool. tn ro-. mere
s-Ia1. .a. u llaI bales which go ia~ evening. .l
clong t"r export am a" ion homo puol
600 bales aciylrrl contract. lac Receipts di tue
pyr- were -a-3 bale, against LOO bales This aT .d- eek,
and 81 bales this day ast ye5i Qtoiition~ were:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-06
In city bank stocks an unusual large lot of Fourth
National changed hands, Sal al 80 a39ii d99 thirty

There a well distributed business Ia rhroad bonus
withou: any very important transactions IN any drrc-
ton. The largest wera in lehigh and MhArsfrc con
soils which advanced TO 2Sl2 Though Jersey t'ty con
sOs fell 10 81. Paul cOuso.s were better ~ ~ ina
La Crosse division Ir,s al 9J2 ditto Oaudel DIVISION
selling ~ oslo Northwest consolidated god pohds'
after selling az SOL, NJ lac hour were Dd p 70 = on
transactions concerning hut one or Tao OtiH,.
Central - were steady nj 1913 and North Missoufis
hrner at gSl, The bonds OF The Plc-nc Coast roads
were quiet und only steady. Tie following are ne cur
NJ az Of a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-06

100 premium New-oreans commercial Pa, bank =;
and Chicago. 25 premium.
Ihe market for Government bonds here, well as In
London is strong though the market quiet and devoid
or notabe interest Sales of registered 6 OF 1881
TO 1ll7s. coupon and registered 1868 Ill g. regis
Tered lO4Os at DOS and new nves 1l04. We
current closing street quotations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-06
The following are the current quotations
foy.i.,,, aud domestic cnins and bullion.

There wa. a fair demand for money to-day, which was
promptly met al and per cent as the ruhg rates on
pledge OF the usual stock Exchange collateral Inc Icd
ing Government bond houses arc supplied ~ lower It
saw 2a2lo In the market for conIneIcal lipeI tHca
are rather reer offerings but the demand rcauy aoaops
II ALL and Lhe current rates are as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-06

DKY NOODs, HAKDWA ARE NOTIDNS, AND MLDICAL
SUPPLIES.
ALSO
TRANSPORTATION for such Of the above supplies nay
be- delivered the several Indian Agen
schedules showing dea the kinds AMI quantities Of all
required each and IN transportation
routes time and plae" Of delivery conditions TO be ooetc Cd
bidders together win
blank proposas forms Of contract bond he will Do
application this Office Washington 81 leo s.
street. n W: 10 r. NJ kingsley 30 Cntoa place. n y
VIM H. Lyon. AS Broadway, y. " 20 Wa Nicholson,
SUPERINTENDENT Indian Affairs Lawrence Kama O. the csf
mssaTes Subsistence L. ;. A., at 81 lOns ChigLn,
sioux City LeayenwOrth Paul, Omaha aud choyeru"
J. " sAIlu, Cga4l-sSis-sS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-06
Good Ordinary.

>tnct Good Ordinary lbs Hiiedlh- l3''is
sales yesterday after p mAp1L To- LES 100 ll5j
GOO II 81. 100 ll52 IOn ll.5lt TOO lljU; 100 il.4g:
Nav 1000 IL 81. 800 ll6U. 300. ll.5V 4OD Los l,O0.
lI51 500. 49, 40n lljj 100 LIS June, 100 lD;
500 1853 go. Los July. 600, a. Si 600 20 Zgo
100 liJO; 100 lL3J: l,1Du. l.Jl $40,
II 9O 100 lls9 100. H. 500 us Hov-nhcr, TO-.
II total y 100 bales Exohangeo6 pad 70 exchange
400 Ann for May call ,O4ay-ApT 2Do, li5l sav,
800 81 June 4U0. ll72. 3O, III July. loo lls3
Augusr 100 y 81 september. 100 ll76 October 100,
leo November 100 ll0 total 2lJ bales Second call
SDf.ubtr lO ll.J October, = %, llD2 100 y 90 No
ynb'r 100 81 December 100 ll5i tot. 600 bales.
iTd cal-May. 100 LOO tune. 400 ll.7O; August 100,
II g2 November 100 lLj2; December loo. llj4 TOTAL
500 bales. Sale today w 10 p H-AIr; 100 LII 10,
II AZ 100 lI5D: 100 ll.52; May, loo la; 1000,
iii9; 300 40. 900 ll5i 500 t52 499 II % loo,
ll5i 1000 ll53 800 80 400 LIZ 4go9, H.
II 81: 100 ll6o; G00. ll69. -OU, 81 200 ITO; 500.
ITO July, 700, lip Too, 10 2o9 III zoo IFS
500 49, 200 l.s6 200. ll.sl 900. !ls2 August 800
N 81 600 1is9 200. ll90; loco llsl: 800 1872
ana IL 90 200 ilsI 100 liSI; september loo ll.7C
i01 IL 10 POO III october 800 GO NOyelnbtr 100
ilis; total, $4,000 bales The market closed que1 and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-06
A GREAT OFFER .! We viii viii 81 4" ,1
Proposals.


DROpOSALS FOR INDIAN SUPPLILS,
4 GOODS AND TRANSPORTATION.
DEPARTMENT INFERIOR OFFICE OF INDIAN AfFhkSt
WASHINGTON, March 30, 1871.
sealed proposals ndorsi Proposals for Beef FouI clo:
b}, Cirrctct
% the COMMISSIONER OF INDIAN AFFAIRS, No. 10
NewYOrk. will be received unt II q
TUESDAY. My 1877, FOR furnishing the following
goods transportation, required for the indian
vice b iseAl ending JuAe 80, is1s:
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covrENMrNT STOCK DRPAETMENT-2 O'CLC
SECOND BoARD-I O'CLOCK P. VI.


Sg,ss Of state Fonds-RagtrOGd Bo1ds-BQnk and Raul
nd - Stgrkg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-06
Total SAlcS lot tht ldN .-.-. -''. - -.---'
444, seller 20 days;t7J, seller 60 days.
ne prominent gold and

The following table o. prices or the prominent S"d ana
sllcr mining shares, including the opUnle- prices ui
to-day ~ received by telegraph non Nn Tran !scc j.
fnrr.ned y n.Mnrl. DreAe Lul!d!nE ~ pJceo IN EOu:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-05
MISS DYASs BfNEFIT.

Miss Ada Dyas announces her first benefit
IN America ior Thursday evening. when pleasantly
varied performance wiz be given in her honor al Wal
lsck's Theater Mis- Fanny Davenport Mr George Rig
D0ld Mr. John Gilbert. Mr. II. j. Montague, Miss Ellie
GernoR, Mis- Marie Wainwright, Miss Jefleys Lewis,
and MI Thomas Baker have all volunteered
their services. and il is possible that stil
other attractions may be added 70 She already
strong bill Miss Dyas has earned hosts Of
friends and admirers during her long and honorable ea-
gsgement al Wallacks Thcater and we have no d0uo;
that the public with which she Is such ayoriie viii
teasy their regard for her unmi-taAJle manner
this occasion II viii De Ler last appe az Val
scks Iheaer Tor she retres from The company At the
SOsc - the pr. sea-on though ta satsfctury u
Iaow tai she dos mo-. purpose leaving America.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-05

AcKE2MAN-on Monday. June D. Helen NOR. willow Of
1Ge relative. friend. Of the family invited attend
t1s uhe,1 ssrlc az asr A'e i,,q,sc 70 hast y
BEADLE-On Monday morning. Juse Z. 1871 Joseph B.
F.nrra so-cos al au;cr 81 j. "Wednesday June o. al
O'Clock IRAN leaves Barclay n = Ef $40
Burial services ID aeu, Conn rhuisay afternoon. Ia
BoGART-on Monday morning. June = 10 The 234 year 4
Boar deceased. and Mlry s. H5eart -
Relatives and trends of ne hn.y are invited % attend
al tenot IRAN leaves Hunter. Pout at III Il O'Clock
BUTTERFIELD-s suddenly after short illness. a. her
iefe fe,r a. Ero ana VIE Of Cen Daniel aisefs
Notice of funeral hereafter.
eLARR-At stamford conn Moulsy June Is77. sarah
Funeral services At 81 Andrews church. STANFORD conn.,,
June 7, az 3O.clocA D. u.
c9LLiNsfn IEoSkyn or Mon-aT i'a E.t q typhoid
ksA,'c, aud trena' are ayto 10 attend hs ies services
az O'Clock p IN. the WI be taken Hudson.
DEcKER-At Tarrytowa. on sunday 3d. william J. Decker.
~ ne 6.ta year Of his age - - $500, D., ,,
on tuesday. the 5ln ust AZ ococs a bis ate residence.
tram from Grand Central Depot.
ELLEr-on sunday June 3 airer hrief Illness Elizabeth
~ the ATE prof william H. E.Irt.
Rea,,ss aa5 ft,al, ere ned 70 attend ~. mn.s.
teruth-st Tuesday morning. 5tn inst a. O'Clock.
HALL Garris9qs. on ihe n1e.on Jaue Iai~ Eliza
Funeral irom - rhnlps C'uren IN the I.tnl'nd-" On
Garr.ons Fortyseconl ssh dep's / 30 a.
RAND0LPH-On ID inst, suddenly. d. Israel Randolph,
INC funeral viii be hel At Grace chapel Fourte nth
81, west Oi Fourihaye, Tuesday, D no.
THOMAS-In Rro0kyu on sunday morning June ?. Edward
WJodrus second son VI NiIlm ST. aud sarah L. l.1inas.
Fuaera serve fi0m Tie residence Z his parents i59 Rom.
ser.s' BROOKLYN Tuesday morning June 5 a. i0 O'Clock.
terleat Ia 1ioriistlNn. y. }.
Frank Ioe. son OF Eiyra l. and Joan D. Van surea OF