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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-30
REVIVAL MEETING IN TIE FOURTH WARD.
AL.ut OOO cit,zonc of the Fouvth Ward rs

NOOUV ZUU CIIIIVHs OF IIIV T UUI N " Ut" ~
semb cd al the revival services the Rev W. H. Acres,
Dr. KENYON and Brooklyn church cnor III front OF the
Eoo,e,etstre, Ferry YESTERDAY afternoon. The rough
crowd behaved very vel during the prayers, and mum
her Of the younger ana men joined Ia the singing
The Rev Mr. Acres preached the TRIALS OF JOB, ana
exhored his hearers bear their suAerugs with patience
ana trust IN God While Dir. X, nnyon was speahing
sCruugy against vice and drunkenness several nc WI"
mai come out ni the tpping shops trcu 10 raise us-
urhauce but they quoted bY me police 10
y,s tie On of the SERVICES number Of t.c men be
came very attentive sermon, ana al tine b,cHc
several of the elder men reyeIeny uncovered 'he
..t,i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-30
LMrLYTINE. IN MAEYLAND.

FREIGHT TRAINS REACH BALII OHL-0lEikEES AT
KIY.FR AND GEAFIoN, SILL FIGHTING IATL.
BALTIMORE, July 29.-Iwo way trains from
Martins .ur- arrived Locust Point Last night To-day
-,y,nt,cu trains from Nartn,burg arrived at Locust
p i.t and eight at Cumberland. Al The freight
il, this point was cleared up yesterday. And u" trains
LETT today TAe strikers at Kyscr AID Grafton, West
virginia. HAVING declared that the road should not
be opened COY Matthews Of Vest Virginia made a r.
oIisi,ion ON President Hayes for additional troops, ami
mis- morning zen. Barry spatcled Com.aies L. ID and l.
Of the 9th ARTILLERY. to those penis They
,rr.ved at K.vs-r at o'clock This evening. Vice
President King accompanied tie troops and VIII
address, the strikers at kcystr aud Grafton. One hun
,ir,1 MARINES. under Capt. iomr!, arrived H.Ic
- NV ia replace the troops sent 10 Ncst Nrgin. The
Couuauy announces tu-rlEnt that tie running 81 lassc
r,r ind ir-izt trains VIII Doe resumed To all points TO-
morrow and the strike may oe considered ended Oh tLclr
road
Julv 3O-1 A. M.-Adviccs Just received from
I,ev.cr state that trains VIII h,m there
tins morning. both East and West A very
large proportion OF tie Old employees have
suilrd willingness to resume their positions aud the
desire that no troops be sent with them. Twenty live
freight cars VIII leave here Monday morning
Freight traius were moved west rom Cumberland his
afternoon The first one under guard Of Capt IL
sons United states Battery from The detich-
ment in Cumberland, and went through TO Key
SER 4 train following was stopped near
Keyser 10y the strikers. When Capt Wilson
reached the spot the sheriff, the strikers had fed
across tic liver into Maryland Afterwards two OF them
went back into West Virginia, and were arrested
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-30
AGITATION IN NEW ORLEANS.

UNDER ARMS.
New ORLEANS, July 29.-For the past two
DAYS runors Of strike have prevailed. and yesterday
employers were asked TO sign papers guaranteeing higher
wages 10 hands Several bakers waited upon No
c,s were posted OF meetings TO be held to-day. Tho
authorities are on the alert, aud last night the
Washington Artillery and Louisiana Field Artillery were
under arms The local military received notice be In
readiness action, and were charged by Gov. Nichols
I'M the event of dangerous gathering to dspcrsc Ii i'm
mcdately al any hazard or cost No blank cartridges
will ne uspd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-30
NO NEED FOR CABINET MEETINGS.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., July 29.-The daily
sessions Cabinet held during the past week have
been discontinued II being the belief that their no
further necessity for meeting daily unless there should
be renewal OF the scenes Of violence Saturdays
sion was very brief one, and when the Cabinet adj
jOIrned II until Tuesday next the regular meeting
day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-30
LATEST FOREiGN NEWS.
THE CAMPAIGN N ROUMELIA.

THE CAMPAIGN N BOUMELlA.
WHEN THE RUSSIANS REACH ADRiASoPtE, THE TURK
Isn GovfRNMs ~ WILL Gloss THE BosrHoHuH
-RECAPrURE OF LoVArZ.
LDNDoN. Monday, jas 20, l-71.
The Standards Constuntnopic special, ddted III
day. Is rs follows:
at is said that the TURKS lost 5000 killed ami
wounded, at karabuuar.'
Its now positively settled chat wica the Hn'sia"s
reach Adriauople the Sultan and Government VIII
20 ia Broils,a on the Asltc side 90 the bospno.I,
An Official report from O,mau Pa-la says the ius-
slams having occupIr! Ioyaiz. body Cd Turks from
Pevna assaulted and r,,aptHrrd IT Oh july 20
IEcHiaadQrds Shuma dispatch says ilr ro'dPute
of Loyatz was effected after SIX hours lighting.
TIE TRANS-BALKAN CAMPAIGN.
ALARM AMONG cIrlzE>s OF ruE InEEAlENED DIS
TLIrTs.
CoNsr,NTINolL., saturday July IS 1~11'
The exodus OF the inhabitants OF the Threatened
districts continues en ml,-c.
The Russian Ictromadc movement towards 'euI
sa.iIr.. is regarded Us "a piece Of strategy.
Inc PhIippolis Railway bus been restored.
RUSSIAN CAVALRY DEFEATS
Lovuo>. Monday. Iuly go. 1877.
Reuters Con7tantiuopc Telegram contains the I'-
lowing: Turkish official reports claim the russian
cavalry attacks ON Jru .il. and ia the direction
OF Osuan Bazar have been rcpU.,ed with loss.
MOVEMENT OF R9CNANIAN TROOPS.
Bucharest. sunday. ~, 80, 1877.
The Fourth Rou .1..au plyIsi %, uH"cr Gen.
Names. crossed the Danube today and occupied
NIkop0iIs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-30
SHnT BY A POLICEMAN.

Patrick Boland of No. 43 HOratO-St., and
an unknown man quarreled at Forty-second-st.
and Tcnth-ave. shortly before L. o'clock last night
and officer Iayborn attempted 10 quell the
disturbance. He WAS attacked by Boland who knocked
him down and otherwise hEtrrdcd him. The officer
the abdomen. Iac wound j. serious one The man
was taken to the Nine y-niutnstreeL Hospital.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-30
ACCIDENT TO EX-kING AMADEUS.
-. .-...- IL ! :

IUNIIONl lTO7II7' july %, INlI'
A telegram was received yesterday that eX-hng
Amadeus was thrown from his carriage AT Turin and
injured.
The lime, special from Rome speaks as though the
accident was very serious Ii says the Prince
was insen~iblc for an hour. The physicians are in
continual attendance. Hopes are entertained Of
saving his life. Tie King of l'aiy was Immediately
informed by telegraph of the accident.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-30
SAFETY COMMITTEE AT SAN DIEGO.

SAN FRANCISCO, July pa dispatch from
San Diego SAYS Citizens learning OF designs of the Grim
nal and hOodlum element to attempt to lire
and plumber tue Chinese quarter, yesterday
gauzed "A Safety Committee. Arms obtained
from the United Barracks, and the best citizens
are entrusted with their use to put down any attempt al
nOtnE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-30
EASE BALL.

Fully 5000 persons witnessed the second game for
e Prospect Park championship saturday, between the
two leading clubs IN the stre ior the peunan tho Osocoa
and Hudson Clubs. Tho game proved 10 be the most bril-
liant one usyed Oh the grounds tins season. the ninth
inning closed with ir each IN the tenth INNING
aud great rNceueu lie HuusOus. hy clean bits OF ocLeck
ana iayne helped by OF Sh Dehlud the Dat scored
rms before retired. Tho OsCS Then went M Tor
e lost chance, having make 10 tie tue score
and three The INST three strikers quickly ds
posed aud lie HudsOns the game anna great applause
b. the following score: . .
Hudson. " " l v %
Osceoa. U o U v o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-30
DEsCEYrs OK DIsORDERLY HOUSES.

Captain Foley of the Tenth Precinct made
descent the following disordcry houses ON saturday
night and arrested all the inmates: No 81 Forsyth
kept 10y Mary stewart; No. 1O2 Canast., kept by HenS
Shermikow; NO III Ludlow ST., kept by Emma DE
Forest No. % Bayard-st, kept by Mary Meyer NO -
Sianton-st., kept by Jacob and Hannah Young; NO II
Bowery. kept ny Conrad Dorman; and No. III
Canal-sf kept by Rosa Smith Mary Stewart WAS
cut wien the officers arrived at her place
and Size escancd arrest; hut one woman who
was found in the place arrested. At the Essex
Market P0cc Court yesterday morning Ju, lice Murray
h. I'd Henry Schcunikow Emma De Forest. Mary Meyer
ana Rosa smith in 300 hii for trai Jacob Young ana
Conrad Dornan in ~ 900 BAH. Mrs. III mah Young.
and twenty and ten men, who were IN these
places az the time of the rad, held N $500 nail Ion
their good behavior or IN de-aut OF IN sent 10 Inc
City Prison for ten days. one man. IN default OF 5000
Dali, was 10 the Island for a month. one woman
and seven men discharged.
The police the Eleventh Precinct made descent on
tie dance house at N III Pttsrcct, 81 Saudd, ana
arrested Gco krauss, the lroretcr, ana seventeen
young -IIls aud tuirN-s whom they iOuud on e
prem ses. + prisoners were HIraEnrd before Justice
Mowrcy yesterday morning. All scuargel except
krdu5-, who neid in default Of 5000 ban Tor tial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-30
prpoRr ABOUT CUBA DENIED.

The Indcpepdenei0, Cuban organ IN this
,,t, has published letter from Gen Maxine Gomez
Secretary OF War Of the Cuban hepuoNo Nlion
denies the ruth OF tne report prin'eu n
oc Government, the effect that the Cuoans are
V -, MAKE settlement with spain Oh the basis OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-30
THE BLOCKADE AT ST. LOUIS BROKEN.


EAST 81 LOUIS IN PossEs-Io OF ILLINOIS MILITIA
ORDER BY ASSISTANT ADJU TAM GtNLkAl
RTrsF--ARREsTs or RIOTERS.
ST. LOUIS. July pa special dispatch to
The ReDubfcaa rom sedaa. Mo- says tine strike on the
Missouri Kansas and Texas Railroad came 10 terminal
ton this morning 10y the company accedng To me ue-
mands of Tie employees except in some minor details
All the men returned work, and trains are AGAIN
running.
East IT, Louis has looked like camp to-day and every
thing has been ouse and activity The State militia De
gan pom Ing into about o'clock ana ny 10 0e"h
about 500 had arrived. Since then number more com
companies have come and Tonight there are from Loo
t. 200 soldiers in the city besides the United states
troops Some OF the latter have been Withdrawn pu'
there remain enough to guard The property oil the ONO
and Mississippi ana the Southeastern roads, and also
the brsdge.
The state troops comprise the 9Th and Sta Regiments
of ILLINOIS state Guards
About midnight Gen Bales issued the following:
HEADQUARTERS SECOND BEIGApE
FIRsr DIVISION ILLNoIs tTI1A,L 81 Ati,s'
ASSISTANT ADIUTANT GENEEAL~ OfLELf
EAST II. Lotus, july -, ls'''
General Ordcr No g. 49,. ,,,..rror
and Cpumaudcl-IuChiei 81 the forces 9l we 80
assumed command of the !iups NJ" M E'd,u a' ,,
It. Louis, ioi tie purpose "i alns ~ ,i i'm r,-
oi 81 CLAIR COUNTY, ait tnc CITY o. basil - M -,
serving the peace and pr perry lHcIcii' - I
nta mix oo.t acting with the peace officers 81 sald
,,,t, an ct,y hereby command all lcl sohS III Salu
county and city observe The pc!c' ana 'H h 'nt exc
cuun of the laws. Rot"as an" u, ,t ~, ,,,l,
,cmpag.s are hereby prohibited ana VIII Dc Po"p"'
pri, citizens i'm any considerable numbers appearing
ia pul ~ armed with weapons al diN htid' VII ''
ct, and ti, ti,i,iughiar. of tAc country will be
pt t,+r I,,m cro,,d, ana all boi>lerous and unruly
H., q. .i,.i,s and cor d. non, with whose ha.Iue~s
uy reason intcriercs 10y she ust oi violence or H'l-
h,.r t,.r- vi b. projected ny tIc forces OF TINS
command ia the peaceful pueu.. ol 'h' So'''"' "''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-30
A FORGER ARRESTED.

BALTIMORE, July 29.-Bradford d. Clark of
Boston arrested here to-day cha ged with obtaining
$4,000 from winthrop, Cunningham a Co. OF Philadel
phIa by forging the name Of "A NewYor man. lie lea
for New-Yoik Tonight, in company with New-YorA
detective.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-30
A SICK woMAN's DEATH BY THE wAYsIDE.

The body of a woman was found on the
Fresh Kills road, near New Dorp. Staten Island early on
saturday morning. Tnc dress and the car ANA finger
rings Indicated that the of good condition In
lie The body was taken 10 Mr. GarusOn's oilce at
Fresh Kills. but not identified until lae'n tine even
iua when CuiIstian 4. Schmidt, OF Smun'st,rrdcc.
S.apetou ID Duded that OF his WIFE, Adca schlhot,
Who had been sul ring for several days with fever, ana
IN hI of deliriuin had lett her nOhc on Friday night
sac htd wandered ten miles IRON nome, Nnoccss ana
vita unprotected head untu sine >duk UOWu cAHdu@lt'
aad died \ july mIqd.ei ed by Coroner l. 4. Hei-
ycy, and Vei,hc, rendered Ia accordance Mih th'
a.usr ldcs Nh Schuiut doe, business u tns clti hd1
VS. II sod ST. c STATEN island. 4Dc BODY was Dc
llNeltd To hIIn for burial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-30

submission. The letter from Camaguey, dated In June,
saws: 1.-THE Spaniards have never dared and will never
dare 20 make any propositions based upon anything less
than Independence; for they know fun well now de-
tcuuined our who have appealed 10 arms. IN
OCCASIONALLY not all who should he here here. hut
there are enough of MS Our numbers suffice because our
determination is firm and are determined never 10
cease our strife ninth either effort or
BODIES are hcapcl the ruins Of Inflated CUBA
The President il well. full of enthusiasm, ana
fully resolved. ali are the last cartridge, aud
4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-30
TIE YANDALIA ROAD.
Tue ENGINEERs sruKE, But RESOLVE TO GO To
WORK AGAIN.

WORK AGAIN.
IXDIANAPoIIs, Ind, July 29.-The engineers
Of the Vaudaua Road struck l. o'clock
last night and attempted to prevent trains
from passing through Terre Hautc by tamper-
ing with an engine and by init nidaton. Two
trains went through by MaserMecnanic Pebble
and the other by foreign engineer. But at
meeting held at Tcrre Ilaute tonight, the strikers
resolved to go 10 work Tomorrow and have Informed
the engineers at indianapolis bingham and ~ Louis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-30
pRoMINENT ARRIvALs.

Ryeroorf H,vse u ,lorGcn Daniel Il. Sickles, Y = -
r. PoItsles 81 the French Leg ton az ae.
Ton and Prof PIERCE Of Harvard University I'',
on REAR Animal Henry X. Hot L. = " and Stnul T.
T. ruoIi York If1fff- ". a. StoViU or
Iudcc r. GrItd.n Of Mobn, and capt kcnneiv ~ the
steam. Germdnir 0aGn Honse- Comuthd' ~ -"
NtIs'r l. 4 - EIua.0r Hafef.-ten. H. II. idnau Z"
England - 81. Dcns H0tetc0m manders Edwafn i'ty 5
W G. e.. =. JTHtes H0tsi b."
m ns Of Hartford .SfyteUam HOac-GcI lhoinaS w.
ffsu. I = \
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-30

4 professional man, returning 10 ms once
one day after a substantial lunch, SAM coml.CrulR 10
mi, assistant: Mr. Pcctku. the word i0OAs different 20
a man when he has three inches Of rum ln him. lcs,,
replied the junior, without moments heouauoh' "Hu
he looks d fltrent To the world"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-30
0 0 0 II 2 0 o 0 90
U o 2 D 0 y 2 U D o.
The following is the Championship record of
cames play won. and lost DIV Le six League Clubsi

CLEVER IDEA.-Some genius has discovered a
remedy for d stroying the Colorado beetle IL To hunt
up every individual insect, and each is found, 10
plode tOrpei0 undei i'm This" says the inventor N
pefseyered withIseerain TO succeed" II Colorado
beetle is wise, he will give England Wide BIRTH
Judy,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-30
MINOR NOTES.

sppi Railroad Company running passenger Trans
Yesterday aud started through freight In the Afternoon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-30
HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY Al HUDNUTS -
BROADWAY.
Gam, TO. soon. ~ 2p NJ: 49, Midnisht TO-
Highest durng the day, So. lgwf-.. 10
Average, 77A Same day. 1876 ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-30
p O SITS RIP T.
3:I5 a. m.
THE LABOR WAR.
SUNDAY At PITTSBURG.
FIVE STOCK TRAINS LEAVE FOR THE FAsT-NhAkLf
ALL HE BRANCH ROADS RUNNING.

ALL HE BRANCH ROADS RUNNING.
PITTsBURG, Penn, July 29-11:3O =. Milne
freight blockade at this point u pretty wei
broken. The strikers on the fennsylVahia 'cn-
trail and Fort Wayne Roads still out, but oher
no resistance To the movement OF trains llNo
trains OF stock left over the Pennsylvania ROAD ior
the East to-day. Two trains OF freight came N'S1
from Derry aud Transferable the Pan -"lue h',
Passenger trains on all roads running Inc Su-
ers are firm ana claim that the roads cannon Ios'
fun operations for want OF men, lno VT! ,
very quiet. No trouble on the fehnSS N'i'" -
, a., I,, whore the Supcrntend, MT expects TO start
freight to-mor~w The trains east from ii,,,sp,i thi
made up OF double leadcrs, and VIII reach lhl"'l"i
and New York Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-30
FRANZ KOHLER. TIIEMCRDERER, ARRESTED
LONDON, MO.d3y, july 30, 1S77.

On the arrival Of the steamship Gel
lelt at Plymouth, Franz Kohlcr WAS ar
rested on board in obedience to teIe-
gram from the Governor OF New-Jerssy, on a
charge Of wife-murler. Kohler makes no reply to
tbe charge. Blood-stained female clothing was
found among his luggage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-30

LoyDoN, July 2S.-Thc Court Of Aldermen
of the CITY Of London solved, by vote OF 10 To l.,
that sir John Bennett is uuta person ut aud proper
spuort Tue dg IS and discharge the duties OF an Alder
man Sr Join 8ruurtt recently elected Tor the
Ward CIrap-.dr after an active contest and by close
vote lie D.. Radical. and though the Court OF Alder
men dI.cain any political motive his rejection Will
uronabiy cause cons dclaDlc feeling and party cOntrO-
yersy. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-30

Never before has the Dyspeptic had so Ger,
tain remedy as BUsKGaKs INtGogANr. us use usa'
good dig siion. regular bow liver and hiiney
nerves ana vigorous energies 50 cents. Depot Is Nc'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-30

GTRlCTURE, Impotence, and Diseases OF Ihe
= GeuoIatve organs radically and speedily cured 80
houIs 10 3. HENRY A. DANIELS. MD. Ia LcNus'na-
GCHULTXS CLUB SODA in oval pints; coIAs
- and bota anded. settlers Water Nlchy, hi,'hsn,
Bitter KISS etc All waters on drtught are ' al
gallon glass fountain 10 prevent met 'llc coualua1"" -
dress orders, CARL III. SCHULTZ. $50 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-30
lAunOuncements.l

A never-failing cure for Fever and Aeue ana
Dyspepsa-IIoIAXs PAD Not 70 try is sheer ioy Do
pot oS Maiden-iue. Consultation lree.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-04-21
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

MEMPHIS, April 2O.-James Elliott, OF
California, aged about GO, committed sui.
eide last night by hanging himself in the
water closet OF the Chambers House. He
left note saying he had been robbed in
New Orleans of all he had except 5000 in
gold, which he could not find afterward,
and was too old to work and too proud
to beg, He had certificate Of member.
ship in the Christian Church Of Fulton,
Ind, and some tax receipts from Mar.
shall, Texas.
AIKEN, s. G., April 20.-Steve Auder.
son, a negro, was hanged to-day for the
murder OF Pertman and Lawseman, Ger.
mans, in November last. About three
hundred people were present, hall OF
whom were negroes. Anderson was at.
tended by two colored preachers. Pert.
man and Lawseman were murdered by
John Henry Dennis, Lucius Thomas
X. Nelson Brown, Adam Johnson and
Steve Anderson, all negroes. Dennis,
Thomas, Brown and Johnson were exc.
cuted on the 10th, Nelson and Anderson
being respited until to-day.
ROME, GA, April 2O.-Augustus John.
son, white, was sentenced to be hung Fri.
day, June 10th, for the murder of Daniel
Afford, colored, in August last.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-04-21
OIL and Llgltning-A Disastrous
Fire ut petrOlin,

PIrrsBuRdH, April 2O.-A special from
Petrolia, Butler county, Pa, says: Yes.
terday afternoon heavy storm PASSED
over this station about $50. The light.
ming struck a large tank on Troutman's
farm, which contained $4,000 barrels OF
oil. The tank was torn to pieces and the
burning oil set fire TO two other large
tanks, one containing 25,O0O barrels was
destroyed, the other was extinguished by
steam. The burning oil run down the
creek a mile, destroying everything in lis
course. Itwas checked by Ralston's dam,
which was large enough to hold 1t and
stop further damage. Twelve oil wells
with tanks at the wells were destroyed.
The town OF Troutman, consisting OF
a hotel two large stables, a billiard room
and dwelling houses, was destroyed. A
pipe line pump station and a number
OF other buildings were also destroyed.
The 47,O00 barrels Of oilburned belonged
to the United Pipe Line and will be paid
by pro rata assessment by that line. The
loss in the town Of Troutman Is $50, 900.
The loss on the twelve oil wells is not
known.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-04-21
Now YOrk.

NEw YORK, April 2O.-Cotton-steady
at II 5-l6all T-lGc. Flour-Demand fair;
No.2, s. 75a625; superline western and State
50 SOa7 10; common to good 81 l5a7 20; good
to choice 81 45a7 60; white wheat extra 81 GJ
aS75; extra Ohio 81 2Oa0 25; ST. Louis s. 40
alO %; Minnesota patent process 81 95a
II %. Wheat-Fair export and moderate
milling demand; ungraded spring 81 45a
l 55; old No. . Chicago in store 81 IS;
straight held at 81 70. Rye-Dull; western
9Oa93c. Barley-Scarce; ungraded Canada
5Oca$l 90. Malt-Quiet but firm. Corn
Lower, only moderate business doing for
export and home use at decline, closing
more steady; steam mixed G3c; steam white
64c. Oats-Less doing; western mixed and
State "A 414a5Sc; white western 49a64c. Hay
and Hops-unchauged. CofTee-Firm and
more active; Rio cargoeS lGa2Oc, gold; lob.
bing at l6a2llzc, gold. Sugar-Light Of.
ferings; fair to gObd refining 9]ta9Hc;
prime 95sc; refined llSal2Tc. MolaSses
Quiet but firm. Rice-Quiet but steady,
Whisky-Firm ut 81 l01<.