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SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

0ING SViS W
THE countenance is pale and
leaden-colored, with occasional
Pushes, or circumscribed spot on
one or both cheeks; the eyes become
dull; thepupils dilate; an azure semi
circle runs along the lower eye-lid;
the nose is irritated, swells, and some
times bleeds; swelling of the upper
lip; occasional headache, with hum
ming or throbbing Of the ears; an
unusual secretion of saliva; Shiny or
furred tongue; breath very foul, par
ticularly in the. morning; appetite
variable, sometimes voracious, witha
gnawing sensation of the stomach, at
others, entirely gone; fleeting pains
in the stomach; occasional nausea
andvomiting; violentpains through
out the abdomen; bowels irregular,
at times costive; stools Shiny; not
unfrequently tinged with blood;
belly swollen and hard; urine tur-
bid; respiration occasionally diff
cult, and accompanied by hiccough;
coughsometimesdry and CONCLUSIVE;
uneasy and disturbed sleep, with
grinding of the teeth; temper varla-
Bile, but generally irritable, &c.
Whenever the above symptoms
are found to exist,
DIR. C. McLANE'S VERMIFUGH
Will certainly effect cure.
IT DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
in any form; it is an innocent prepa.
ration, not capable gfa0iHg the sight
est injury to the most tenaer infant.
The genuine DR.. McLANE's YER
MlFUGE bears the signatures Of {.
McLANE and FLEMING BROS. on the
wrapper.
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-. sand 10 make close conn eet aon,S AT
lS5 al R iSF at points and
Northwest. ,;,s make connections at
BAtimC,.oer Al Washington City for all
$R.i trains make Bs a,seS %sss anS
sS pnl1%sn Palace cars on all night trains
f r,yo pyTTyB URGH AND BAL
EHEhLit11 TnORE DIVISION.
ARRIVES.
LkA' washington Pa,
wheeling s.roA NJ. daily at....ll 05A. N
daiIy ac,''"'' Washington, Pa,
'Wheehns 5c5pM. daily ATT 10 P. II.
diIy a. '":~cantad. I~Sundays excepted.
Sundays 90 ali principal points on sale
depot. Office open al al houi' uui'"s
lasday. THOS r, SHARP,
Master of transportation.
M nEyRIE,S, General Agent. malo
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This Bank is Organised and prepared 10
transact the business of banking In all 1ts
II succeeds the First National Bank OF
Wheeling; Is owned by the same snare
holders, and is under the same manage.
ment. <,..
By carefully regarding the interests ofits
correspondents and depositors, and Py q
prompt and faithful execution OF their
Wishes, 1t hopes to merit their esteem and
confidence.
Notes and Bills discounted.
Collections made on all points through
out the United States.
Deposit accounts subject to check q
sight, received from banks, bankers, nrm
corporations and individuals.
Certificates of deposit Issued payable on
demand, or at fixed dates.
Interest allowed on special deposits.
DIRECTORS,
John X. BorsFoRD WIN. B. SIMPSON.
JACOB 8. RHODES, WIN. A. TURNER,
WIN. A. JsETT, JOHN L. h0BBS,
A. M. ADAMS, U. =. DEWEY,
HENRY n. HARPER. my
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BANKS.

BANK OF WHEELING,
WHEELING, W. VA.
CAPITAL,
srockhoiders Personally Liable
a1d 4. presenting over sooO,o0o.
DNEIYM DKPOsIn ANR DIE
d Eesis In cold silver, Gin and
salia drafts on England, Ireland, France
Germany and other prominent par"
Buys and sells Government, State, City
and Railroad Bonds.
Interest paid on Special Deposits;
Special attention given e. collectlons;
Jos. sTYB OLD X.stasns oashtr.
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FANCY CARDS Is STYLES WITH
10 name loo, postpaid. ]. B. Hustled,
.Nassau, Rsns. Co., n. 7. fsbl6
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q. STEIN MIT2
PAPER Box Manufacturer,

Nos. Iii and 1913 Main street, up stairs
iold Union HalI). is now prepared 70 make
ali kinds of Fancy and Plain Paper bo1es
in as good style and at as low prices as
any house In the country. OIdefs Honi
the country promptly attended 70.
ir1n-eHc
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FLOODED STOCK FOR SALE

DUBLIC SALE OF COLTS AND YOUNG
i Horses, at our Stables, 3 miles below
WILLIAMsTOWN w. VA.
THURSDAY, JUNE q, 1877, at o'clock p.
N. These colts are of the most famous
trotting strains in the country, being sired
by Administrator, OF KY; by Bysdyk' 8
HambIetonian; Strader's @. NJ. Clay, jr., OF
KY, halt brother of Geo. NJ. PaLchen |;
Duke OF brunswick, by Rysdyk's Ham Die
tonian; Sacramento, by Woodtord Nam.
brine (2:2Oh public trial. Alcalde, son of
Mambrino Chief, sire of Lady Thorn.
Also at same time and place, several
other good horses, suitable tor driving or
general use.
TERMS-One third cash, purchaser CIV
ing note bearing per cent interest with
approved security.
This will be a rare chance to invest in
good stock on easy terms.
H1-The stations SACRAMENTO, by
Woodiord Mambrino, time 2:OA, dam Sue
Dudley, 2 "a, by Edward Forest, and BEN
TON, by Belmont, halt brother OF Gold
smith Maid, dam Fannie Rives, by Inn
ported Emperor, will make the season OF
1871 at our stables, at the exceedingly low
prices of S35 and s20, respectively. to insure.
For further Information address
HEN DERSON BROl HERS,
mAegi Williamstown, Wood Co., w. Va
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Drawing Positively June 30. 1877.
and every three mo ;, tbs thereafter.


and every three mo ," tbs thereafter.
The preSeht management emphdttcnity
notifu he public thTt there Diu be no postpone
yneyu Of this drdUing, as u ustidt IN sIch en-
terpriseS, but that Il nth poshtUety and uH'
eoriirocaily take place on The dGte named.
This, the Secord Drd,rfng uOtu De conducted
lite The frat TO the JdiTness CI Uhich the IodIo,-
ING named gentlemen haze te14fed:
hon. Alvin Duvall, late Chief Justice Sup.
Court of KY; James g. Dudley, Chair.
man Board OF School Trustees; Grant
Green, Cashier Farmers Bank OF KY;
Hon. s. /. VI. Major, Public Printer state
OF Ky; Hon. Thos. y. Lindsay, Prest
Farmers Bank OF KY; Hon. THOMAS Z.
Jones, Clerk Of Sup. Court OF KY; Judge
r, A. Thon, pson, Pres'dg Judge Frank
lin Co. Court: James u. Crockett. CLERK
Franklin County Court.
Remittances can be made by Mall, TX
press, Draft, p. o. Order or Registered Let
Ter. made payable TO q. W. Earrow & 20.
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els should be addressed 70
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General Manager, Courer.Journal Build
ing. Louisville, KY, or Thoe. ID. hays q
Co General Agents, 81 Broadway, New
Send for Circular. aprlseodegx
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RATES OF ADVERTISING
THE DAILY REGISTER.

One square-X inch space.
One time. .........S rs One month.-...t 8 90
One week. ... $780, 2 50 One year.......... Is 90
One square manageable once o week $50.
Special Notices Is per cent additional.
Advertisements to occupy f1xed places rs
per cent additional.
Cuts VIII be charged double for space
OCCUPIED
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cent add t,CLAl.
Loca, NStlCes Is cents per line-but no
local ncttoes xsu be inserted for less than ONE
DOLLAR -, ...
All adv erLisements, except for establish
ed business houses must be paid for in ad-
vance.
Bills with regular advertisers rendered
quarterly.
All bills due on the first appearance OF
the advertisement.
Yearly advertisers will be confined to
their legitimate business, and all adyer-
charged for at our regular rates.
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the very lows Agures.

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OF! notice Give Us sn order and be
nvinced.
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Terms, by Mail, in Advance,
DAILY RHaIsTEl

DAILY REGISTER.
One year.............98 90 Three months. - 90
TRI-WEEKLY RD0I5TNR.
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Saturday.
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The REGISTER COMPANY
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6g72 Cash Gifts, amounting to-.:....... 3IO,Oo
Whole Tickets $40, Halves s., Quarter
g 5, IL Tickets 500, 3}1a Tickets $50, 5S1I
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Thos. Hughes & Co.

re7cnAGENT's PROFITS PER
SC(.OU week. VIII prove 1t or forfeit
500. New articles, Just patented. SAM pies
sent free TO ali. Address W. d. ChIDI-S
TER ais Fulton st., n. Y. mal2ega
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OPIUM {: =; &c: GO; e.:
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---,,s at all stations between
No. ! stopa cumberland; No. 43 stops
wheeling t IONS between Wheeling and
drsi'0"w, ssTBOUND TRAINS.
, 1877-05-01
g. at Parters; refined steady at 15, Philadelphia
MARINE.


Ann1vALs-stmr Chicago, Manitowoc, sundrieai
stmr Alpena, 'Muskegon, sundrics; prop Staruc-'
ca, Cleveland. sundries; prop Messenger, Benton
Harbor snndrics; schr Mincrvn, Muskegon. lum~
ber; schr Mary E. Cook, Hamlin, lumber; schr
Frank Crawford 3tnskegon, lumber: sehr Lem
johnson, Ludtngton, lumber; schr Clara, Mantstce,
lumber; echr Ell Tempo, White Lake. wood; schr
Robert Hewlett, Hanltn, lumber; schr Leo, Grand
Haven, railroad ties schr Gesine, Pere Marquette
wood; schr Racine, Nuskegon, lumber; schr
Moonlight Milwaukee, light: schr John Mark,
Manistec, lumber; schr J.. r. Ward, Berry's Pier,
wood; scow Mermaid. White Lake, wood; scow
Lanrina, Saugatuck, wood.
CLEAnANcEs-Prop Muskegon, Muskegon, sun
dries; schr North Cape Buffalo. 25, COO bu wheat;
echr Kate Gllctt, Jacksonport, so bu corn, $50 bu
oats, 6 brls pork, btl kams. and sundries: prop
Superior Buffalo, 80, 258 bu corn: schr ". II.
11insdaic, Ahnapee 2 bsls flour: schr E. T. Royce,
Green bav, 80 bu oats,> J nj IT lumber; schr Ellen
Spry Port Coborne, IS, $40 bu corn; schr Shawnee,
ButIalo 80, $50 In cuTn; scllr FL Tempo, White
Lake, 100 bu oats; prop Garden City, 0gdensburg,
H. 076 bu corn. 800 brls Aour: l10 brls pork, and
sundr1es schr F. 4. George, Buffalo, SO, 4U7 bu
barley; schr r. ". Ferry, buffalo, 39 746 bu corn;
schr Groton, Port Cobornc. q, oo7 bu wheat; schr
]. D. Sawyer, Butalo. If, 500 bu barley; schr
A. C. Keatns, Kingston. 20, 051 bu corn; schr
Alpena, Muskegon, 10 brls pork, brls lard, and
sundrics; prop Messenger, Benton HaEbor, II brls
pork and Bundries.
, 1877-05-01
BY TELEGRAPH,



Ihe Following teleErams were received from Beer;
bohm on Change In Chicago:
LIVERPOOL april sO.-Whcat strong. Corn dearer,
3os- Mark Lane-Wheat about 2s dearcr. Corn, 1se1
- uearer CaFgoes OIL coast-sTheat strong; coru
strong, 32s Cd CaEEoes on passaee@yheat aud corn
strong Country markets-Englfsh, 3sG4s dearer;
FRENCH 2ee31 dearer- Far1ners deliveries of English
wheat during the week ooUs 35 eco qrs Fair aver
agc quality American mixed prompt shipment
NY SAIL 32s. Fair average quality spring wheat for
prompt shipment by sail, e7s. Coed casgoes No. .
spring wheat of coast 6ss. Good cargocs California
Just shipped ess; nearly due, 6s4
LIVERPOOL, Ap:l so.-Primc Mess Pogk-Eastern
IT'S; western, SIS. Bacon-Cumberlnn Ys5; short
Hos s 6d' long clear. 40s; short clear 41s shoulders
@aa mans. 70 lbs average. 43s lard, 49s Cd. Prime
mess beet, ass; India mess, 1oos extra India mesa
ll5s. Cheese. sos Tal1ow. 43s Sd.
Special Dispatch to The Tribune
LIVERPOOL, april 3o-lI 80 T. am.-F1ora-Eo ! ~.
Sd; No. = SIS. -'e
-"heat-Wluter, No. I, 13s Id; No. 2 IA.
spring. No. l. i3s Cd; No. 2 1885 white, No l. 1ss Dd
No, 13s Sd; club, No. !, 14s I'd; No: = l3s Cd Corn
Old. No. I, lbs Sd; No. = 2es
PRoyls1oSs-Posk. 6ss Lard. 4ss Sd
LIVERPOOL, April 3o-2:3O .. m.-PRor1sroxs-po,,r
67s- Lard, 49s Sd. '0'
LIVERPOOL April l8o-Latest.-Corroy-Frm a,
5H96hd' sales L. 600 bales speculation and exnort
1oO0; American, z, O0O.
California white wheat l3s 3d813s Cd:
90 ciub, 1as 6d114s I'd; No. . to No red we,terr
spf}ng l2s@iss Cd; do winter, 13sa13s I'd. F1onr.
WcAesn canal, sfsGS3s Sd. Coru-Westeru mtrca
-as 20; new 40. e9s 6d@Aa. 0ats-Amertcau 3ass cd.
bsr!ey-American, IS Sd. Pcas-caaadian, l1s.
CLorEK~szEp-Americau,e eo@75s
taos41oss-aless pork, e7s Prime uess beef e5,.
clear. 4Is Sd. -' S''
cuExkE-Ftae American. Tos. =,
IA11ow-Amestcan. 43s I'd. =.
, 1877-05-01


The prop j. L. Hurd arrived at Cheboygan, Wis,
Sunday night, and left on her way for Lake supe-
rior yesterday morning. She takes On 1a,ge
quantity Of cattle at Cheboygan. The Peerless
will leave tonight ...The Starucca arrived frou,
Cleveland Sunday night. The Dean Richmond is
expected from Buffalo to- dny. ...-T The bark Moon.
light has arrived from Milwaukee, and Is loading
Tor her oWners.. stmr Vanderbilt was expect
lat Milwaukee yesterday from Buffalo. ....A three
quarter interest In the TUG ST. Mary waa SOLD
at Milwaukee at the rate Of 81, 000 for the whole
The tug Is to be fitted out at once und run in Iil-
YANKEE ~ an opposition boat.. The Summer
Cloud has at last gone to load for Quebec, I'D
probably across the ocean. Capt. Frank LoveI.
OF Milwaukee, has purchased the tug Wetzel4 Of
Racine. .--.T The echrs Polly u. Rogers and Nelde
Wilder arc 1oalins coal in oswego for Milwaukee,:
Buffalo from Port Dover with the rigging taksa
from the echr MockinS Bird, wreeksd
on Long Point last July. The schr y. q.
vatlis has arrived at Detroit from oswego:..:
the appropriation OF last year for Pentwater harbt
be expended in the much needed improvements. .
The motion OF the water IL continually forming:
bars across the channel owing to the old s!abdoes
at the east end Of the north Government pier. Th1
dock is IN danger OF bein: washed away by any
we're northwest storm, which wonld completely III
the channel and entirely prevent naytsaron:.-.
years. appropriation upon LndinSton haEbor
has been made available, and the contE.et
for the work will soon be let The work will conf
sst OF extensions to the piess. The south pier VII
OF water over the bar at Mauistee. At Ludfnston
the depth OF water at the inner end Of the Govern
ment piers Is II feet inches. From this ahoal
out into the lake the water increases In depth to 10
arrived from Point St. Ignace, in the Straits, SIT
9pday morning, where she became fce-bound Ato'
Inst fall. The late attempt OF the schr Watson to
sal On dry land or in shallow water cost her about
, 1877-05-01
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: TUESDAY. MAY / 1877

sa:s su1fs st Eli s7ssa ssa
15;iSs; ary satcd hides. lc: deacon sstns I'm
etanHsd being held rmy For sns ss'5xery' Her
s.s ihat .sysfal Eli Illinois dssillss, clSs,P
vines a liz west a. Vii Is light prob"
SLsThe oil tssde vi noleSate'y active 4tyS.n At
dsE ts:. aos I'm! til ls2 rs aes ess
&C; nseed rnw. 65e; hoed &c; ;t Wnae' a ,Sint.
terbeached, Soc: sperm. s.. IS; 9t'
4ssos 5anF o soa &C. sfrs sras Sc;
6uc; turpentinc. 4ao; naphtha, deodorizcd G3 gray
i7c; gasoline. deoJorIzed s deE, 1851 Snsons&; u, & 81
S. sss nassa 10 w. H. ysala : icdaeed H
FoTATDEs-Werc SLOW and sasy nnoes ioeIn d nI o"g.
irGs Early rose were quoted at ent Is aga peach
Dun rs na eas aa sr sprns
them Ghickens. Ssso@ 4.oo doz, In coops; spring
d.? Se1 a ys excepting the
othy was weak At 81 5oIl7 Is prime closing at 81 70
gsnS G9s5 Tas q g. s. 5e s aaa auara1 ntta
and mlet at 5O8eOc. -,
SALrWns II moderate demand at the ~ nn1s1ed re
WOoL-Fne woofs arc in fair reQucsl an. nilM uuuet
ltght offerings: Coarse grades are m goed supply and
dull Following are deaIers rrcSS 70 M
Cd fleece. hnc. 37a 43sc medium, 35Is7c: DO cuarse.
soSsc ssse unwased oe hsayy to lIG9t G1;w G
sgFs rates nrc ad
vance1 Sc Der l0o to at potnts Rates % grain md
provisions are unchanged. Following Ia the tariff:
CFnf
, 1877-05-01

SHEEF-RccetDts, none. : The market was nominal
at ST. .co@6.25 for poor to choice.
NEW YORK. April 30.-BgxvEs-Receipts, !, GsO
making TO- Ito for the week. against 80 last week;
quality good generality the market opened with fair
demand and firm feeline md q: fraction advance
downward tendency; fewsccctons reached laslc per
,. but l2c the outside dgure for extra lots and
0Y@1Sc included at least three fourths Of all the
saes; about Is carIoads sttIfed sold at lO4e
cattle, such aS cost upwards OF $5 50 per 100 ns in
Chicago, lost little money for shippers.
SllEEr-lccc1pts. s. 4So making IL .i0 for the week,
but little rner feeling and fair trade exclusive Of
carloads Of Colorado sheep sold per ID. Tho
e4trrlne rnnge for unshorn sheep was Csc, and for
clipped 4ts64c; few choice ycafllngs reached H4t
SwISE-cceilts, $50 maktng 26. Coo tor the week,
hogs ruled drm 1t 7,sS7,ic psr il for extremes
EAST LIBERTY.
sss aa nss FL F5a1o Mo M Cas- 5oa:o
yard stock, I. Isl head, making total for the
week Of S, us4 head .3s cars through and so
yard, against 3l5 cars through and 81 yard,
saa as 50 1 nn % lo sss
quotations. .
Hous-Kcceipts, s. $50 head; total for the week.
S. Is; riilaaclphias, s5:sosG. is. ''
sMEEF-hcceirss : sp head; total for the week:
S.. 50l5s.::5; woo1ed, 81. 5OSa.oo.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI. O., April 3O,-HoGs-Qutet but firm;
common, ss. 5na5oo fair to good light S. i5a5 10;
DO packing: IS 1o@5ss; butchers. ss.454s5.e5; re-
ct. LOUIS.
st: LOUIS. april o.-ucGs-Qutet and unchanged at
CNrrIs-Dcmand active for light shipping grades at
s. %; other grades rather slow.
, 1877-05-01
JOURNALISTIC CHANGES IN BROOKLYN.

BRooKLFN, n. T., April 30.-Mr. Lorin Palmer
principal owner Of the Brooklyn Daily Union-:
Argus, and its energetic manager (wel1 known 70
many people In ChIcago), last week peremptosilJ
discharged '.Jubilee" Henry n. Smith from his
position as editor OF the Unton- Irgux. Upon ~,
ing charge OF the paper two years ago, t-Jubiles .
very coon displaced two or three Of Its editors. ~
these was Mr. IL. H. aBeebe, Its news editor whoso
going made vacancy that was at once filed eJ
Y. brother George" George Smith, at the request
OF Mr. Palmer, vacated his chair some two OF thses
weeks ago. and Mr.. Beebe was restored TO- hls
former position. Mr. Albert II. Angel, long
csnl years an editor the Union and the consol1.
dated Union argus, becomes managing editor o.
the paper, and Mr.. Chester P. Dewey, Of the iate
this week with Mr. Angel and his associates.
, 1877-05-01
By TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORE.

70 ths Western A1soc1dted Press.
NEW YonK, April 30.-Gold opened at 10oA,
sold down to 106s, and closed ut 108K@lo7-
Carrying rates, II to 3 per cent and 1at
Silver at London, 81 3-16. Here. silver bars
(ereenbacks), l2o; gold, III. Silver coin, II dis
count.
Governments were dull and steady.
Railroad bonds were generally strong and higher
in the forenoon, and made further advance in
come issues in the afternoon. Chicago 4 North
western consolidated gold coupons were in de-
maud, and rose to s8, an advance OF 2M for the
day.
State bonds vera quiet and nominal.
The stock market opened strong under the
manipulation OF some uD.town bears, who went in
for = short campaign on tho bull side, and prices
stocks, Rock Island, and trunk line shares. This
further 11se in pt1ces frightened number who had
not covered, and they rushed in to buy. which as
ststed the market up- On the rise there was con-
siderable unloading, and when the urgent demand
to cover was satisfied there was decline Of 92!k.
The announcement OF brcakof7 cents In wheat at
Chicago also had tendency to weaken the market,
which now lacks ovtsidc support Stocks were
fesertsh during the afternoon, and the market ir
steady. The decline from tic highest point was
Il to ~, and In the last hour the market recovered
i to y In sone cases. There were heavy rcaliza-
tons dnring the day. and at the close operators
generally we're much mixed as to the future course
OF prices. The market, however, closed active,
shsf q s:ss passs a
81. 500 Western Union. q, 200 Northwestern, "a
500 Rock Island. 9. 400 St Paul. ~. 800 New York
Central 3, 900 Ohio j. Mississippi, 9, 500 Michigan
Central, 3, 600 Delaware Il Hudson, and "a, 400
Delaware d Iackawannn.
The New York Gold Exchange, with the close OF
5usineas to-day, ceases to exist, The business OF
the Gold Room wilt hereafter be under the charge
nf the New York Stock Exchange, and will be car
ricd on in all particulars now This evening the
Gold Room members dined at Delulonicos. AT the
time of dissolution there were Sl23, 600 in the
treasury.
Money 212K. prime mercantile paper 3H 04H.
Customs receipts, S374, GOO.
The Assistant Treasurer disbursed $4ll. 600.
C1earipgs, $50. COO. OOO.
, 1877-05-01

nn0ou rnf,g-Tas In modcra,a demand en5 ,.radv
The stock not large aud the quantity yet TO arrive
small; Choice green huIl. 5t117c; medium hurl rct
tipped 4a5c; green brush, with hur enough to worl
IT, 5s3sc; rcd tppca' WIN ao' seSsHc' rea ao' sa
3Kc: Inside brus 9ic: medium TO choice stalk braid
4es5xc: inferior brush c5<@3c; crooked do, 2G4c
eo iE1@-AFaoe "s n"s'-ae' cn'rP9'' oe4ue P'@S'
below the prices current here and 30 long that the
rsso sh,nrr4 cannot be expccted to enter the market
rha asnna at orc.pnt Il a}most excu.,va,v cnnenoI
Inc oemhnu NJ rtcseu =" "'4ioss couhheo
to meeting the immediate "hnts OF local consumers
Prices continue weak and unsettled. Ctloce yellow
Sezlsc, ps '"e''1"' '001' 'DAs''' ~ eo"'''on'
I hr h.iu ~ I'm wha@E ~ ,roHat HI ~ ~ @
y jiEcy ~ II imIe nnt asw Src a1c lS a as'9na
T,,inw}nv arc thc nutations: Eommnn hrfeE =! 1TG
t;n Ter n; pressed hrick Si cOaiaOy iime n buiE
,lsster!ng hn,r, :sc psr b. pe' o'''
Et}fjS-Wcrc In fxr request and lrmcr Mt 1oa1nLc
rIc wen.hcr was cool and caiculated to reduce Re:
cclpt.:
rriecs wcre another .4c yesterday and sie market
rants ai,;cs and bnckberrics were also urtny held
Tc,nzisy-iatcs 6.Sc AZ iarers 1tst ps.eSs
sL pruncs u,d 7}x4p5Ac; ID new Hsa; rsIc: rasins
aycsa ,.75el So oose M.lscatel g. l5ai n5 VaIen.
t. Na9c; Zantc eurrants, new 7tE71Sc; cftrou c0a
.lc. ~OS>
&C.: SOUTHERN 4Xs5c; bacEberrtcs, 7A.s3e; 4ssnIss
r3eE 17dSG,c; pIt,ed cherries, l743.Sc.
NETs-Ftlberts, l14G1yc; almonds Terraeona ts6a
ts4c: French wslnut4 lUs;dsllc: Grcrobe Taints II
eE14Es: 1saz!s. 71s.sSs; pecans Tc1as. s.5h:c; TO-
, 1877-05-01
TRIBUNE BUILDING DIRECTORY.

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!. CnAETER OAK LIFE tLcan pept-) :-@..,o.
2 To RENT. - ... -. 49,
y. EuSTIN T. WALLACE ]. T. DALE. Z,
4. DUEBER TATCa-cAsE MAN'F'G co. -.
S. TO RENT
6. TO RENT. -
z. HENRY LUEBKER =
3. WIZ. C. DOW. A. J. BROWN. u R0BB1hF'
o. WRIGHT d TYRRELL- =:
10 CHARTER OAK LIFE Insurance pepk)
11-l3. FA1RcII1LD i BLACKStAy- :.
14-l5. JAMES MORGAN r. W. BRIDGE. 7
19- HENkYeE. SEELTE- ". D. C00PER.s ~
IL. II. D. HARDIN. . .,~';+
1914 D. T. PEAEsONs 4 co. s:z4
20 TO RENT. >. ,:s
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r. ASSOCIATE EDITOR.
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p. MANAGING EDITOR :'..=r'
25- ASSOCIATE EDITORS a"S@'' i:
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q. Il. F. SoRcRoss- j. 4 :McE1DowSsf::: =
30. IEDPATH LYCEUN BUREAU ~ <es:t:; <estx:;
st. COMMERCIAL EDITOR 5sf- II !:
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IS. NIGHT EDITOR. ~ = y ..sa*s,
E6- CITY EDITOR =. =: 49, =
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, 1877-05-01

Withdrawn from store during Saturday for city
consumption. 6, 1888 bu wheat 4l0 bu corn, $50
bu oats. l, 1:}0 bu barley.
The following grain was inspected into store In
this city on Monday morning: cars No. 2spring,
o cars No. do. 6 cars rejected do I'll wheat); 2
cars yellow corn, 2 cars M. i do. 104 cars high
mixed, Is cars and i, 800 bu new do, ~ cars new
mixed, EGO cars and 1, 900 bu No. 2 do, 4G cars
rejected do, z cars grade (466 corn); car No.
oats, cars white, cars No. 2 oats. l0 cars re-
jected do (32 oats); cars No 2ryc, car rejected
do; l car No. barley. Total {528 caEs), el1, 600
bu. Inspected out: 48, l76 bu wheat, 157, 500 bu
corn, 30, 2l4 bu oats, l., 099 bu rye, IS, 600 bu
barley.
The following table shows the distribution OF
the breadstuds shipped from this city during last