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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-01-16
THE OHIO ON A TEAR.
Damage Done by Floating Ice.

OuWuye DVHe w Il tOttttHy Lce.
Pittsburg, Jan. 15.-The river is full
of running ice. 1t broke in the Upper
Monongahela yesterday and reached
here this morning. The Bennett and
Chieftain, side-wheelers, were totally
wrecked. The work of destruction
lasted several hours. Six tugboats were
sunk, and over one hundred barges
swept away and lost. Several lives
reported lost, but the confusion is so
great on the wharves that it is impos-
sible at present to verify all rumors.
Total loss to shipping will be over two
millions of dollars.
Cincinnatii, Jan. 15.-The present
breakup of ice in the river has been
the most disastrous on record, not only
at this place, but at almost every point
between here and Pittsburg. The
heaviest losses seem, at this writing, to
be with coal dealers, 75 loaded and $50
empty barges having been sunk or car
lieu away rivllI tho i....ai-ss Mnst of
those not actually sunk here arei in such
a condition that they will be eventually
lost. The steamer Calumet was wrecked
at noon.
Louisville, Jan. 15.-A field of ice
three-quarters of mile wide and nearly
four miles long, swept down the Ohio
river at A o'clock this afternoon. The
boats at the levee managed to escape
with some damage.
The steamer Brunswick was swept
from its moorings, near Brooksburg, to-
day, and sunk.
Wheeling, w. Va, Jan. 15.-Dis-
patches from points up the river indi-
Gated considerable damage by the break
ing up Of the ice.
At Steubenville the steamer Alex
Swift lost ten barges. The Kanawha
broke loose yesterday, carrying away
the wharfboat and several barges.
The gorge at the head of Blannerhas-
sett island has given away, carrying
off several barges. The ice is still firm
above the railroad bridge.
Jeffersonville, Jan. 15.-The river
commenced rising rapidly at O'Clock.
1t rose five feet in two hours, the ice
moving ten miles au hour. Consider
able damage was done along the levee.
New York, Jan. 15.-The Worlds
special from Pittsburg places the loss
there by floating ice at So, 3,000, 900.
Four hundred coal barges and nine
steamboats, were destroyed.
The loss of life was small, only three
or four fatalities being reported, but
there were many miraculous escapes.
The ice is piled up twenty and thirty
feet in places.
The Allegheny river did not break
up, which circumstance saved millions
of dollars end many lives, as both rivers
gorging at once would have submerged
large portions of Pittsburg and ALLIE
gheny.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-01-16
TELE6RAPHIC TICKS.


Stock market depressed atySan Fran
cisco.
A se5,oOo fire at Edenbnrg, Pa,
Sunday. 4
Winona, Mimi, had $4,000 flre
Sunday.
No cattle shipments from Buffalo
since Friday.
Eli Salisbury was renominated for
u. S. senator at Delaware on Monday.
A deputy sergeant-at-arms of the q.
s. Senate is after election witnesses In
Alabama.
An accident on the East Buffalo
railroad Monday killed two laborers and
wounded three.
The late snow storm prevailed
throughout the north, and blockaded
many of the roads.
Ether Shapeley, United States sena-
tor from Maine in 1885, died Mon
day morning. He was the father of
General Shapley, Louisiana's military
governor during the war.
The U. S. mail bag, stolen while be-
tween Philadelphia and Boston, con-
tanning draILS itlIu UnoYl..t .-...o,.l.U
of S44, 1000, was found in the express
Office at Montreal by the agent and has
been forwarded to New York
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-01-16
NEW YORK.
Sno,o Storm in the East.

CUUU OtUTW Ut Wt IttSt.
New York, Jan. 15.-This city and
vicinity. has been visited by another
snow storm, and navigation both by
land and water is very difficult. There
are six westward bound trains on the
New York Central railroad blockaded
by snow, and no trains have passed
Lockport, N. Y, since early Saturday
morning. California mails are delayed
about forty-eight hours.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-01-16
LOUISIANA.

Proclamation from Governor Packard.
New Orleans, Jan. 15.-The follow
ing proclamation was issued this morn
ing:
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-01-16
CHEYENNE WYOMING. TUESDAY MORNING. JANUARY le 1877

Gov. Grover, at his own request, was
allowed to make q statement. He dis
claimed having any conversation with
Secretary Of State Chadwick relative
to counting out Watts and counting in
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-01-16

The directors of the cable la1l in
1866 announce that it broke Saturday,
probably about 130 miles. from Hearts
Content.
, 1877-06-21
Withdrawn frnns storo during Tuesday tor city
conaanlptlon:3, 105bu wheat, Z, 470 bu barley.

Withdrawn frnns storo during Tuesday for city
eonaun.pton:a, lo5bu wheat, Z, 470 bu barley.
The following grain was lnspnctcd into store In
this city ycftorday moshtng; 10 car1 No. =
Northwestern wheat, cars No. = spFin2, cars
No. . do. l car rejected do. = cars no grade t.4
whcaD, cars MOL corn, 81 cara and s, 800 ba
htgh'Mxed, 7 cars new do, 10 cara new mixed, 17l
and q. goo bu No. 2coru, 10 cara re}scsed do,
IL cars no grade t3l5 corn); cars white oats,
~ cars No. DO, ~ cars scieelcd do (O0 oats); 9
cars No. rye, 3 carr rejected do, cas no grade;
2 cars No. hurley, cara rejected do. Total
tid3 cars), clD, 900 bu. Inspected out, T. i:i8 bu
wheat 1a8. $50 bu corn. Is, QA bu oats, 2, 6.a bp
rye. g, 500 bu barley.
A letter from prominent house sn The Euslish
grain trade says that Frunca and the nalt!c will
surpriss the world by the jasys quantities OF wheat
they Will pour into Great britain. l1e says That
every attlc barx from Fsanco 10 Great ueitaln has
1rchch nouF On board.
II IL understood that the reduction To 81 In the
fees 70 be paid on tho carload of grain by ths man
who unnecessarily appeals from the dee!4lon Of
ths Inspector will not Feduco tho fees paid To the
Committee. member Of the Board Of Trads asks
what right the stato has 10 collect !uspectlon
ison him Ia order 10 pny 81 TO tho Committee for
attending 10 complaints from another member.
We do not know.
The tmposts into Great Britain and ireland dur
ing laat week aeu estimated 10 iuciudc Ej, U0O tu
51o, wv 4ts wheat aud IL, 0O0 to So COO qga Of
corn Ihese ars large Qualtttles, and 1t II under.
.tood that comparatively q ynlal proportion Of It
70 from tue Atlantic coast oft United Stxses Tho
weather In England yesterday was desc.Iocd a.
''Att aud forcing"
Tho correspondence Of sous members of tho
board OF Tfade Indicates th1s thu weather 70 far
has ossa bad fof eafn In sssy many parts VI tho
, 1877-06-21

Coax. NFAt.wss a.o lower, Sale vns made Of 10
w!ikHTaw@ .:.tye nd ~. i.srTai.rly we.k: Tho
L!;sieoe aaotsa dail L1Sdon % VII. Ind % Snyes
ss"sE "a tsI rsSosss as q Il S se
ssDt' nsrs rers s hs A. =. md
~ ~ ssss snon! w,,h ~ e ssae!as u
i!,i.sin rsse!.ias ..es xhs: x!sh not
M ~. st
I'M ahs seI!ns e ss.:s vas s,aeufh pns
s ss'sss . tF; sa,.sss s;s5
s s:tf sss, H. xat SnGssa
;f;ss.' s;i (;
:59st nSt. sss;. safe. tu
ss ssna. .ss'S'' At IS on track No. ".' entirely
ss::;
4: $:s 4: 4
X ,sissttasd ;sia nj :dHas fspoi bal
s:s.e .e.s
:;ss Y; K: "a : 4 s: Ss
{ ss ses sss; e Asas cd = "a ss.ss ss
ens 81 e. a,s ia
ss psam a9 q
over So Gash ssles wers tepoItsd of IS. aSbn has
e. g. e. soe, ~ ssT e Su ~
Ss Il i Il ssis ~ = q ;'ssa sSssa s as. ~
81 :ss Ts. fssns o To-
, 1877-06-21
by TELEGRAPH.
FOREIGN CITIES.
no following wers received by tbs Chcaso Board Of

FOREIGN CITIES.
Tho following wers received by tbs Chcaso Board Of
Trades
Llrxsroot~ Juac 7o-Prime mess pork-Easteru,
7os1 Western, s1s. Observation-Disclosures $50, short
ribs s5s al; tdnscesf. ss 8I; ahortc!eaF, HGs 6dt
stouldeEs. a7ss has. AZ, lard. 4As ID: prime
heel sost pdlA mcas beet, e5s extra India ets Gts
cheese, els; tAllow, sas %.
LoxpoN, Juna 2o.-LtvR1rooL-Whest du1l. Cali.
forna club Ia 5dB12s 7d California white, 12s9ies
Sd, sprinR tia loi01ss ID. Corn arm At ~ 3D. MAnE
LAx8-WhcAt weak. Corn unchanged. Corn ear9ocs
on e-Whoat-p1Jcrz arc holding Oh for cot.
cenfonl. Fair average No. spring. sos. Fair aver.
AKe California. 0os. Corn nrm. CasEoea on paAago-
WhcAt-Tuyors nrs holding on for concessions. Corn
quftt Good shipping Caltornls wheat Just shipped,
ses Nearly due, 5ss Fair average quality Of spring
wheat for prompt shipment by aaD, 65a- Arrivals on
Kingdom during the paat week-F1our. "a 0007sO Ooo
esai wheat sas oooas4o coo qrs, corn, aos. ooo3ia.
pDqrt
Weather In England hot aud forcing.
Special ptpatcA 10 TIA Tribune.
L1vrnrooL Iuuo 2o-ln:3o a. m.-Floun-Eo. !,
B3a{ No. T. 2Gs Cd,
-Wheat-sprtne; No. 1. 12s lod. No. =, III;
white No. L. f2s 21t No. ,. ia, club, No. i, IN
oi, Mo. ., l2s a. corn-No l. 24s, No. 4 22s ai.
pRoyrssoxs-fofk, 6ss Lard. Az Cd
LIVERPOOL June 2o-2:3osp m.-PnoyIsloNa-poFk,
6as.
Itvrnroot, Jans ao.-Cor7os-e.tos 7.iod, ss,eA
5000.
pksApsTuT1s-Ealfornfa white wheat, 12saI1s I'd do
club. l2s 4d3f7s Cd; No. ITO No. red Western spring.
1fs i1i&t2s Id. Floue-Teseesu canal, goa sd1s2s,
HArey-Ameflcah, 81 ID.
CLogxk-BkKp-AmcficAn, 43@5o3
pKorls1oxs-Mess pork. sas. Psmn mem hsef. So.
larI-Ameriesn, 44t I'd. Chceso-F,no Amerlcsn. M.
Dacon-LorR ctcar, 3l gdl abort 10, ogseL
TALLow-Anlcrtcan. 40s
PhrRoLEuA-splsita 81 0dj fenuott l3s.
Ltka1En UrL-28s 0d.
NxsIN-Comnon bsE85s ddt pale, l5s,
p 6FfHfTs Or TrArENTINR-x7t115sHt
, 1877-06-21

The following Instruments wcro fled for record
on Tuscday, June 70:
Ctrr rkorRnrr.
West jackson II. 3isl{ IT. OF Sacramento IT.
Tweilty..cycntll It. II: Il Q Ut Butler 1t, II Is
lcan 10 IT, datr:t ynho o1h.+...:.....:...... ~ 600
wqS, w,. +. g i. +: T. 'of Fifteenth 1t. Il, 2ssla7 4.
En E!'sI s II Chilly Il. & aiiiuG Ii. iii.
cs%pSt s% Ma51' =. IL Il is1i.;oia It siIiaa Go
will VII; % L ss ss' u JEFFERSON 81 a3iiio '
IL lcl June l5:.:....:.,...... "...."... t,oc0
!, 10 r. talea Jaled jan; 4, la?0.. .....:,... aan
aIna!lan q. ~ 4 of Thirty'afth 1t, VT. 50x
Wra. Twelfth u, cor Of phnttaA it, n /, nix
III IT, ltArst June 1850
WcTt Thtr,ctht!t place. ItA 4 v nf Ashlsnl av, =
~ 21xt1 It. dat Cd June II. iAT2.,...... .... $40
NORTH oY cirT L1NtLs. wtrMtx kAptus o. SEVEN
HabcitA It. It7 II o Of tlacne AZ. I. 1u,xt2o
It, dated Juno H.. ...".........+.4 600
6oIru GF CRY LIMIT, WITHIN A EA!ttCR or etvkH
Mills ~ TIKI D0GNT.NurSk.
W!nttTs, t0l OF GorIoh st, sf 1sxt1a II.
wanss 4Ssa ss0s ~ 10 Il 4, 1000
uor.l9n i, 10 Il. v II William II d 1. .so1isM
wainu. II, iii Il u Egan!iae ~. !, l. osxiSo
II. n'su fifiy.thrh It. f4t1l n . Vt HJds ral9
~. ~. 1sxJ5 It, dated June tg.........n.. 1900
scuth !,eatoo.n u. naaf Fo'ty'arst r. Hf,a7
wxnr Ov ctr5 LtNtrs, WITHIN 4 pAhtrt " AxyEs
,. .. NtLkt nF T1fk r0uNrsHuCBE,
Lot 81, Noek l. OF Jol,tAtun'a L ii T. Il &c.,
81, ~ IL, dated 1unp 1H.........,....4.....$ 800
, 1877-06-21

| Northwest 1tis thought by some that the recent
better demand TO nl shorts In provisions Is hatcd
upon tho fear that the corn crop will he short,
and that hogs will. therefore, bo higher than nav.
The leading produce markets were Irregular yes
| terdhy. with fair activity In most departments.
Provisf0ns wcra stronger. Grain tended down.
wa:ds, being very weak early, but tho tond
changed on tho receipt Of reports that nrtirh con
sols wcte lower and that Il WAS raining 10 the
nortbward, whilo tho local conditions portcnded
more storm. There was q good shipping
demand for corn, soma Of Il 10 20
10 New York to 1ll saics already
made foF August delivery. Outside Of this tho
trailing was mostly foe futures, and local to larRe
extent W. note thst The INVISIBLE supply" oI
wheat was materially reduced during last week,
and 10 now very snail; but wheat is coming for
ward 4 little moro freely.
In dFy.gooda circles only light business vas In
progress, though As much Was doing a. In past
seasons at corresponding period. Tho market
continues 10 gain in 1rmhess, and 4 general ad-
vance little furthor along In the season "a among
The probabilities. Tho grocery market was with.
out radical change In any Of its features. During
the present woek trads has shown steady improve.
ment and. should the demand continue to increase,
hsnow seems probable prices Of tho leading articles
will very likely develop Increased strength. An
advance In sugars IA momcntArlly expected. and
cofiees rlce and teas ara also firmly held. There
WA m aetfve nah trsc NJ sfrhtlv enser nrfera foF
saltwater descriptions.
Dried fruits werc generally quiet md valucs wera
s,on. nnot,t,or. rhsss" ...s 49,, 80 as.,,asns
IN .hn tcsthns n.,Lot on,, i,nt hMsirs.. ,... T.
r,oo,.,s .na nm. ,.re, ~ ,ocr ,,.rn nf,o,oi .,
sa5ss,,a, ~ ssass v n,..'en. sso,s,,nas 1,ss.tan
ses, .ss .ssa s,....s ~ s.ss. ~. ss.ss =
snI.. ~, -. s.,has .aa ,.,,..,,,s 49, o,..,.s.
was easier, The latter declining 10,
...cna. ,ra.. 49,. n."...,,sT s,sa a.t non
~ ,c.Ss, A., ~ x.,.1s ,+ndn ~ ~, ~. Mi,
n,na. 80 .sss,',.,. 800 Is ~. 4..S - 80
.t..S. o~.on,,n~ on,nr ..ht.h w.. s...s .,as,r..a
H. snn,s1n.rsa ~ ,.,1. nss.,as. ~ assan,..
~. whn ses s,~,ons - II, ~, ~ =
,r,,, n..t,t v.. ssrn s,J .har4
~ .r,tv. n. ma on4r,nos vonii admit nhc ~.
ce,n,s contnns moaoraie nroom.cnrn ana scsJs
were ouiet and arm. No. / t,n,othy Inv W.. In
, 1877-06-21
Chicafn oA.f'1ht and Coke C,..."... i1o 80.
k4P01lAon RoCk. 70 ~
sAAd lnSs rras.
BY TELEGRAPH,
NKW TOEK,

NKw ToRK.
10 tas WtsttTs7 Assocfated PrlsA
EBw TonR, Juno 2l-0old sica1y; 105H; bor-
rowing rates, IL, 8, and Aat; carrying rata per
cent.
Silver At London 63Ad. 1Icrc silver bars, 123A
10 gFeenbseks And 117h in gold: Silver coin, n
discount
Governments wero firm.
Railroad bonds wese frm and In good demand.
State securities were dull.
Tho stock market opened drn,. but soon became
weak, and prices declined Y to IN, the isttor In
81 Louis. Kansas l. Northern preferred. After
the hrst cali recovery set In, and prices advanced
4 TO IN. Towards O'Clock, however, the mar.
kcs became heavy, and, undcr free sales, Western
Union, New York Central, Lake Shore, and st.
Pan! preferred touched thn lowest dgnFcs
Of the day. Express aharcs were trm.
Tho depression Ia the market was due 70
= variety 81 eauses. The bank fsilnso At . g.
10 Affect the market, although 10 not known that
New York VIII snllerany BY lhe sn.pens'on After
Lackawanna Western Company would sell 150,
900 tons Of coal wednesday next. which Weakened
81 oes w.. hs sens on Gns
ttock. NuspectAt reason was assigned for tho fall
The market was .heavy during the afternoon, and
Tho close ns Of hs dsy
{{ssssd ;;e@ @ efifsSs Ai;en; Xs;isss Az.
pressurs to sell was quito marked A. Intervals, es
peeiatly.. in the ca1cs Of Western Union.
Lake Shore. New York Censrnl, and Del.
aware, tackawnnnA 4 Western. Western
Union fci! on 10 boH, ex-dlvllenu Of ~ per
cant, cxuat to 4 decline ot 2 for tho day. Lake
Shore declined 10 AK, New York Central to Ha
Chicago a Alton 10 7HA, Rock island 10 Dix, st.
Western to 32H, Morris & Essex 10 a. and Nichi.
gan Central to 4oh. Express shares were weaker
At the closo. Adams declined 10 Of, aud American
10 47h. This depression wAs caused chiefly BY Tho
announcement frim baltimore that tho eiock Of
The baltimore l. Ohio had declined to 50. with
closing transaction At 81. This decline IL equal TO
something llke Ii points from yesterday.
Transactions werC 1bD, 600 shares, Of which IT,.
GOO were New York Central, 1000 Lake Shore,
J. 600 Northwestern. U. 600 Rock Island, 0, coo 81.
Paul preferred. :} Goo Delaware hudson, II, 0UO
!acGawanna. y, 900 Michigan Central, o. U00 Morris
Essc1, and ~, Goo Western Union.
Money market easy; tD2; prime mercantile paper
39o4,
Customs receipts, 1924, 900.
The Assistant Treasurer dtahnrscd 4100, 600,
ClcarIngs, 9lN. QUO, GOO.
Sterling exchange drm; actual business. long,
AhnF
, 1877-06-21
I3UEADSTUFFa.

FLouR-wA dull snd easeT, Ons or two an,al
ofdcrs wers received from New England points otArt
N3aa Tho trsdng WA local snd lmiod buyers opiy tax
ing enough to tide them into the sea4on OF new
honr 6Ales zrse Eepotted Of 0u btls wuterz partly
taoe' a3s osls spring s1trsA partly a. sa7s0
100 and iod hFls unsound spring supss0aes st
tha following - tho askinR sante u ps1ces:
Choies w1asers, -. Go23.Sus medium d. 4s.nAA
W common do, u. u&41. 2a choice Alnnssota sprpg,
~ ~; medium do. g. 7a<ta 50; xhuISe rAlsnta
xo.hss sM pi Ineasan do. fB. Ik&0 Ut; Gumnion ".
50; thotes family nout IsptpE,. e. a,t4s. ta
Medium 20. s1u@7.sJt sprlu1 r1tsp1, to- sn17.u
eholce sprns supesnues ~. I.a 50; medium do e. 50
Q5.u Rys duus. e. stSt.7A
hRAs-WM aclvs and weak. under shs fact OF large
o1tfinka SALES aggregated l11 lonA NJ 11t peS Lua
On uAek, Aid I'll ~ ~ w fret 90 LaA1l Cars.
, 1877-06-21
poor 10 choicn Krauca.

poor To chocs graaca.
NEW Yonk. Jnos ea-nxssss-nscetp nxss ye,,srd.y
assE .aa ES, sa3 aasS SSS Esss sss
fssz e.. .s I'D :ss Il tSf n s,;
common al.sa 81 som sss!t1 yifslaIs ilI
:issa III dyass.y yeoad g.
;l.Da liverpool 3s.te;asS .isSStsss seck Dse5 IS
SMxtF-I:sss.pt. ., 80 making o o., for ,~e s.y..
laina, aGss4c, aspSttsn look $40 selected wefeIs Il
sx,ss-Reeclps. j. osa, making 4. ESQ for two dsy.,
5sS % IT, :s
-..... HurFAlo. .........
r. III IT. S,es. e.
,ip ap:
9i ;s'sPSs u r.: II:
g s:ssas I'll; sasa e: :.!: r.
$:
III; 'ss 9; S!sst 6
s..as; s ;s;s: II; s:'ds q
:ss S.s Il; iss ss,
As: ssss'sss sssi ie'.as: .ss';; sa q:
lfD1h-iesvlpt4 tl.tIaf, LOIS head, total for two
dnys 0ol fofkrrs, -. oGt5n3t fhiadslDhIa, $3.i5
a!; :silis ilis: e:: s fer '"o
H4LFkNoHs.
bAtTtAnkx. june e:A-CArrkf.Farly - active. prices
se'a,nea EraIss ysJy ts,t. *2:ka 81 DIRT qualify,
!S9i nust sales :: sSussa l0s resspt i.ai7s ssias.
Ne semsss unchanged ssses range
SHkxp-Node1att demands pEcSS AQEVYb8t lOVcYt
range, 4f.uut5.uI} receipts. u, l6a. 07"'
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, Iuns 2l-lIouA- Quiet hut drtn, COT
fS,&At4 ~; Hight, ~ o024 G6s packnS, g. G5A, ~:
lutcheEs. t1.7a3i.eu; Feccth. 2,Ca@s shipments,
J. l69,
-. 1-....... sr. LDCiy.
br. LnUta, June -ll1n4-Stcady sad UNCHANGED:
+ lieht. u. -a:Y /: %: heavy. ss.4o1Adu
tArILE-EnchanGtl
, 1877-06-21

TotAl....,,,tl3.b1.l8l 1871 ~, S0f.hiS "a, 74a, $50
,We nov quote. Carbon, Ito deE toit, 1sc. DO.
n0s ,a sai ss ~ ;es tss ~
oh 7sai No. J. sses ~ Hi t iin:etl @ raw. Vii VII
1a neatsf foot uL strictly pure, e1.O5ai t6 %,
g; ta?psnsIae ID y tS % !so:
q rE. s3ct nstufs 10 deg. a0c, reduced ii deg.
..poULrRY-The ofer!nss were ANAL. bus ample. as
a2 a'@ g ioT i shtekssnn. and 71se ios tarxsys:
pS.os T. s cf .ss 1ss r.
sfea.!ng: 1ld poissoes, sfs dull and easy. rsaea.
6iowa q: sot2 e 70 Pr h9s Early 1soac. $.os2'75,
se lus te nsaiy sna osrnas Wess bot sst
me
y tsr .eqas.s ana :te.aK Tae .a
t.h;cn aa5 aS ds.sa gsr .sSt "A IN; m,
fTssiy Is n,:sior snd .sa,p eorssi:
market inay g quoted 4otao il UhIo cenbing aid
turere buyers Ihn Ahnve pfiecs fully above the
parity Of our Market After allowing hut very small
f3r a W.; e. s e e aI, ~
The sales th!s week hare again been very arec anil
Nacks Of all Kind! mitch reduced. The sdvance IN
PRICES has led to the sending Of orders 10 London hy
D sae hs e. w n e sea ss, sg :. ss b. 4
tainea ncctsstallnx decline 10 ioneNlo woods later
nhWahsd Eoo1A 21s2sc3 One Do. l8&31cl nne deece.
waaaed, ao33Act medium d. 3o4t3sc tub wooa, 900
, 1877-06-21
COMMERCIAL.

Tho following werc the receipts and shipments
nf The leading articles Of PRODUCE In this city rtng
tho twenty -four hours ending at 7 o'clock On
"wednesday morning, md for the corresponding
time last year:
, 1877-06-21

Ihs e. ILLINOIS H! papers enll tornado she."sre-
IL ~ oa1cr ay ~ n,i;@ft,ann nnG WY hot! WHIT
Thompson, for instance. -Sp<inae<id (Ii, Jos1: s:
ha'.
The Secretary need not trouble blm.c]l abont ths
s i vii i Ike eara ,s hen III sef Ced s
iao doSSle standard, sn1 tho two metals will al-
1&<n.'. 1sa' 'AS'''S''''"'"''""''' commercial e1"'
Whom the country sec, all section, onco ,nor. a.
pcacc an Admnstsaion cvpiuctlns e"au tae nn,a n
noss Tn q snd Ry @ a "
through ast exercise of cons1itnonai s asesh met
ad surely tho pojcai situaton iu st XIV o o. nIn so
nounecd gratifying and iuli of encousagomeuh@ IT.
1o'so" Joar"dt ih<1'.
s,1se q Miss,:;Pp aia,ss u .psssns pc .3a
We doubt Il ihero Is in tho Union MORE contclen-
ttoas Executive than Gov. Stone. Whether ho can
1 Sfa .2a
asia kemne, County. Tho public arc now incnea to
doubt; but this, Il true. Il his misfortune.
This Dcs slolnea Rsgtt,<r .,x.. .,,t !.
enough TO have IN undesetandfna with tho nnf},
hsso ,nr ~ sy ay pa w1ald hase ts Convention
ias Il a. eithcs gooI e. 'S dornfn Wey eynes fSeo1,
i,apcr In the stai1 II IN arcnrii .,ih MI taJ
We believe that there ie not 4 daily 'spoifcy.
paper" in Iowa that has either advocated anyti.iuy
else, or that has not ajlrn.attyely indot1ed ths
same suggestion mAds By the Nfglsfer somo wgrks
ago. We are very sufu this Ii tfue Of the Tlsntt.
the Clinton Merafd, payeaport. as gas<,tp y
KeokYk uafs ,c1sy, Goune!! llinlfi Nonpartii,
:. Policy papers,: And II Is or recoleeiion that
publican have uot only tndofsed tIis nos!tione hi
like the others namcd have deprecated anY o,hes
controversy which ssems sitsaiy closed, LII VI
have lous with dcaauco. tIerefors. and Ill t,tbae
forms Of nrnyocaton IL sxrnnrn" # III. - no. ."ut ~
dispntea thst ls sjdo waieh sntrouccs M X" ~. IT,
tnrtjnS ousstton viii ps chsrrcahl" w IL H. u's a.
1ponsibjj1ty for ali tha cnnssnm"mc.s ~ di"cac1
snd Iivison thst may snsne tSetefr"m. si tai Us
"A,' ps"ss -D.0a9A' .1o.' t"'e' '"fp''
d.,t. Il r. eas} enough sof Northetn men who know
an clement tO form policics hasod on general prin
epes CONCERNING the rights Of man. II IL not hard,
II ono Il Slowed n supp0ae perfect men who viii
act preclsely according 70 the hypoihtsis they
oIg to act to construct perfect sa!u Of Hocicty.
All ut0plAu schcmes supp6so man 10 he what he Ii
pot. the ideas Of the Northern people concerning
, 1877-06-21

Speeiai Dispalch 10 Ths Tribune.
rss ~" rs"f s ass ssos Il pc1 Ct ,,s
st y No. s':'; ossso s .pns .ss 4 ;. .
Of amber Western at sl.oo. Corn mora actiye tor
Ut s ''e on ssIs
%t ssss ssssss sas. :, .y ssasS e I e . s
eees s Se's'n @asa 'as s
xssoa. sstsa irssat. mode mcss,atsiy % .et
l!srpool saaassnsna q q ooe pks' bacon soa lard
=; ss1 fo, .oad'" sn wheat at par but
Western p.ia,s soaasis forward deliver, d more
epSa @as It sss ssoens:. 1os
@e.s :sasst s't*.. ~ delivery 4 .'ass prices:
@ e'esx ssasi 81 49, st s s'
Ss $sss
" s:.s:; ss!y se'isaa asa
"a
Hsa s !: .sas .ssa.
!: = ;:;:s; :; -
'Sts; H:s: H.; ks;sssS; ks;ss;ssss
gambler, ila!@!l: :asej Jsauiiy: i ali.ioss Feb,
Ile.s sssf Il. dast, s price. ua
e9ahss.; h{s e9aa Wss.ln Z, soos ~
, 1877-06-21
CORN IN TIN UNITED KlN1ppM.
letter from Dalfslt, Ireland, dated Juno a,
contains the following intslestng information:

A letter from Dalfslt, Ireland, dated Juno a.
contains the following Interesting information:
The abundance Of tnAzt available has cxcuecd ctr
utnaust sntcl?ations aad the ar.est IN conanmplUn
taa latxe Vock Ut aGa while ttMv last yceT
It waa hit!cult 70 set enoagl Ons reports DO hass
~ two :ash l:fH y.Yt .lty q .uppy say aas.
% otasr soantry'a eontItnnttoGf Aea!n, however.
eelt.nu nt tnese Kre1 thefe "a possibility o NIX.
Ing &h1 further nrUHsees In thkt ws}. London htse
WIZ bcslckcd by IT. customers ~ e!e their
eat found tnpos.lLle. and very tln changed hans
Eastern merchant reported 70 have said that hid ii
haTo sold down To III per quarter.
GOODS RECEIVED
at Chicago Customs, Juns 20: lIibbsr3, Spencer b
Co., cases run caps, wada. etc. F; Lord, Stouten-
bur.l / Co., 9 cascs brushes; Henry scass & Co.,
caseA guns; II. Stevenson & Co., btls cod.lycr
oil; Wilson uros., case hosiery; Root J. Sons
Mnslc Company. l case nluscal Instruments; ;
Ncrghn, Nuhling Co., III cases toys; ltothschlId,
Schroeder & Co., o. bales Loaf tobacco Amount
collected, Il. 71A.48.
, 1877-06-21

L9nX .a4%.',,tt % ssars auoted 4 eNc essf Of Jung;
G,*c long c4t bln,A eS8sHc. II bu1Hd; svx. t'ptckud
h1ln3 1ss9astc, Gfeeu !.AiGs. TH7Ac.
BACON quoted u 9StHt&c tor Shoulders. INA Sc for
Iii sAnYAAaed 8nL packed. '---'
uaxAsE-WA& quiet II 4x27g
hEEF r1nbucTS-Wtrp steady and quiet At $40. IS
all.n for meA. sit.751l2.uO for extra nieas, An i
$atA Q<1.1l ~ for halt
~ TatLlw-Wss dull i 7}l97Aa for city. and 7o7Ac