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The Portland daily press., 1877-01-12

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Grand Trunk r.. Il. of Canada.
ALTERATION OF TRAINS.
WINTER ARRANG EMENT

zssSgz8sat On and after MONDAY, Oct. 49, 1876,
|S3S ~ trains will run as follows:
Express train for Gorham at ITO a. m.
Express for Auburn and Lewiston at I. 90 a. m.
Express train at 1925 p. N for Auburn and Lew
iston.
Mail train 200 p. m. (stopping at all stations to
Island Pond,)* connecting with night mail train
for Quebec, Montreal and the West.
Express train for Auburn and Lewiston and
South Paris at BIS p. IN.
Trains will arrive as follows:
Express train from Gorham at S.45 a. m.
Express from Lewiston and Auburn at S.45 a.
Mail from Quebec, Montreal and West at 1926 p.
From Lewiston and Auburn at 2.25 p m.
Express from Lewiston and Auburn at 5.45 p. m.
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Eastern Railroad,
OCT. 9, 1876.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave Portland
for ScarbOrO'. SacO, Biddeford, Ken
nebunk. Wells North Berwick, SOuth
Berwick, Conway junction, clio I,
Kittery. Portsmouth, Newburyport,
Salem, Lynn, Chelsea and Boston nj
900 a. m, arriving in Boston at LAO p. m.
saco, Biddeford, Kennebunk, Kiftery,
Portsmouth Hamptons, NewburypOrt,
salem, Lynn, Chelsea and Boston at
800 p. m, arriving in Boston at 7.3O p. No., in
season for New York and Western connection.
Pullman Parlor Car attached.
$40 p. mn. Biddeford accommodating train.
Returning, leave Bddeford at 500 a. m.
Night Express with Sleeping Car, for
Boston at 2.15 n, ma, every day Except
Mondays0
RETURN ING,
Leave Boston at 5.30, t12.3O and at 500
p. M, connecting with Maine Central
and e. & N. A. Railway for vt. John
and Halifax. Pullman Sleeping Car attached
Through Tickets to all Points South and West at
owest rates. Pullman Car Tickets for Seats and
Berths at Ticket Once
Passengers by this line avoid all change
oc9dtf GEO. BATCHELDER. Supt.
The Portland daily press., 1877-01-12
CENTAUR
LINIMENTS.

The lame can be healed and the wounded made
whole We now know just what the Centaur Lini-
ments will do. They will not mend broken bones or
cure Cancer, but they will extract soreness allay
pain, cure Rheumatism and larger range of flesh,
bone and muscle ailments than any articles ever be-
fore discovered.
Scientific skill cannot go beyond the effects of these
remarkable preparations. Chronic Rheuma-
tism of many years standing, Neuralgia Weak
Back, Fever, Sores, Weeping.Sinews,S ciatica,
Caked-Breasts. Distorted Joints and Spraned
Limbs of the worst kind are cured by the White
Centaur Linment.
1t will destroy the pain and heal without a
scar all ordinary Burns and Scalds. 1t will extract
the poison of Bites and Stings and the frost from
Frozen Limbs 1t is very efficacious for Ear-ache,
Tootn-ache, Itch and CutaneOus Eruptions.
Mr.. Josiah Westake, of Marysvile, O., writes:
"For years my Rheumatism has been SO bad that
l have been unable to STIR from the house. The
first three bottles OF Centaur Liniment enabled me
to walk without my crutches 1 am mending rapid
ly think yonr Liniment simply ma1vel.''
G. H. Bennett Druggist, Rock Prairie, Mo-, says
"Centaur Linment sells better and gives the best
satisfaction of anything in the MARKET
What the Centaur Liniment has done for others
it will do for you. 1t is handy, it is reliable and it
is cheap.
The Portland daily press., 1877-01-12
The Yellow Centaur Liniment

is worth its weight in gold to owners of horses and
mules.
This Linim9nt has cured more Sprained,
sweened, Ring-boned and Sailed II Orses in three
years than have all the Farriers in the country in an
age. Its effects are simply wonderful.
We have thousands upon thousands of certificates
as strong as the following:
"My horse was lame for a year with fetlock
wrench All remedies utterly failed to cure and
considered him worthless until commenced to use
Centaur Eminent, which rapidly cured him. 1
heartily recommend it.
"REV. GEO. W. FERRIS,
"Manorville, Schoharie Co., N. Y"
'fDEAR SIRs,-I have used your Centaur Lini-
ment in my family and find it to be of great value
Please send two dollats worth one for the mules
and horses. RILEY SICKLES.
81 Falls Station, Woyming Co., Pa
1t makes very little difference what the case is,
whether it be Wrench, Spran, Poll-Evil, Rinsbone.
Scratches or Lameness of any kind, the effects are
the same. Liverymen, Stage proprietors, Farmers,
&C., should never be without the Yellow Centaur
Liniment. 1t is sold everywhere, and warranted in
its effects.
Laboratory of j. B. Rose & Co.,
40 DEY ST., NEW YORK.
The Portland daily press., 1877-01-12

Parker House. School IS. H. ID. Parker d
Co., Proprietors.
st. James HeteI-J. II. Crocker, Prorri,
etOr.
fremont House, fremont 81. Chaplin,
Quincy g. Go. PROPRIETOR.
The Portland daily press., 1877-01-12

BRUNSWICK, ME.
p. & X. Dining Rooms, w. Il. Field,
Proprietor.
The Portland daily press., 1877-01-12

~ fb. &c. 10 q II
Lemons Pbx 4 90 q 5 90
Oranges Val. 10 90
GunpOwder.
Blasting.... 3 so q 4 90
Sporting. -. 5 so "a 6 so
New-York tribune., 1877-05-01

19c- and $500 bOs tor June a. l5c Crude N bulk o.s
Cases l)ad23c carrocs IN bbs 15. FOR prompt;
Refined a. Psadesha ala B9mors Gnp'sd & az l5sdSs
reacted closed 30 rm far business IN cash lots
spot ss SO 30 bbls Thin Mess si5 IS asi5 $50 56is
Prime 81 25Gs5 % 465o boz Sow Ness Juno SIC 500
i0 % Closing ~ 59' s}s Pols JT $40 81 20 5saSnp S
sl6 4j asked July. slG G5 bill SIC 20 ss1ed-. BIFF-
MsS MSs3 4 3n 81 ' ESta da de ~ fms 1, nah ST.
BEEF ANS arm sale! So Obs ('ose Wesiefn ~ .
co 60 MATS in more active demand prices sT9ageF sfs n
is@ & western Picked Hams private terms l2u9g @ p%@.es %
B"lijSs 20 h s,y,S gS EoF. CIeap Beres sssc
100 boxes Long cut Hans in Chiearo yac Loose oity
smoked shondes sic; do Hams Igqi2c Silddes steady
gnlet' Western Long Clear sc Siy do 80 I% 2l2 fIS
opened shade loS er ai,erTaid reacted bat tie tes deal
gs we were a @1 ] s2sgr Ins2 ~ ana2ons ~ IS g ic
Ola do, 90 4O 5UOO tcs June, GiO 4Oasl0 q closing
offered al slJ IS second coll" May $40 bid go 40
asseG Junc SO . bid so q assei Jay 80 & S y pa
SO 2, lere quiet: Continent qgg,e so 70 sales 300
otler descfipons diaieait to sell ana values favor
Prime; e9sic, Cloioei state af tirans tg5s io"I% %
Common 20 Prime 2ca-2c 1hoicei state y es @ I,, M, n n
@ 4ge common M 70 rIne ~ A+1l & g tc vrv Shocs Old
state dairies 10 1l3c. Common PRIME lt9lgc thoer
i'' ia @ % ' si., , 10 ~ e Hmnon to 5ood
l54l lGg, Prime Western Tubs l0g Common 20 80 S' ~
Prime CHEEsE-slarEst remained ir1n trade qqi.t
New Factory I2dlic Good 10 choice "a 70, t5Al la,
SKINNED; 5fIr. -snuinel Ola -tlte fa1toiN,
10 Prime lS-ci4c, Fancy. Western E4ctofy Jt Ia - -
Choice Western SKINNED, BHtc----Est7 lh iI H'I.auu
prcessieady Long sand ana New Jersey l4"lf2c S&te
PclHs} yaIia. lal9l.C. Choice Weston ana OAI'4A
l3c. southern, l21l1c. -. ,-.,-,
RICE demand and mcr at a. 95o for Louiri
ana aud . &C. Cor Carolina. -, ,-.-
SEED-lf Calcutta LiHsaod 10000 bags told az = roo
- ~. gold -rsd quct ~ IL 10 g.
Tor Clover and g. Timothy. go ..- ,,,.....-,.
-TLAEIi-siasset steady Il lss-Iic, Choice Western
sirGAE-fcIueI was iu pretty goel demand and hrn ei
l2'sGl c fJr hard Er'es aHt u 3q- sc '44 50;
A. IT, higher and very iTn 40 '-1 s' l LII
Good Rc1 ing. lUr Tor PRIME, and 1-5H ~ Ivl
r uca there Iair 4urTv 500 Ar MsCoyado sOli 81 ~
4y1ic. and 1875 ilds MclIan 800 f-sc. .- . .- .a ,o.
T&LLOW-NaTsot nTmi sales, 10000 % Prime s7i4yc
q % aO.SGu u Baltimore SIC -,,.,.. o..
WHI-Y opened umer with sales of % Dhs al
81 l3La closing tJl W.tI sellers 70 81 4o galJl.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-01

force pumps in Christendom' For IT Is Consolidated
Nlfgnlas turn TO go up, up, up and CanOrnias
COWh, down, )wn" The daily product OF ore by the
itter company IA already somewhat reduced, but the
shipments OF bullion unuimnished in amount, being
abundant for a expenses and continuance OF the reg
lar diidendot pcrmOnth. In the Consolidated Virginia
everything is improving. according 10 the official
ports, ana resumption Uf dividends Is at hand
decline ~ either of these stocks is Tor the present
hdIdiy 20 be looked 1Or, iuasmuCh all the weak
hoiuefs have had their shares shaken out OF them,
and The entrc fraternity OF stock specuatars tho Pa
cine slope is rCducedtO harmless state Of poverty. IL
was and cartess in the 70 allow these
securities TO decline 1t only necessary attend
squarey 20 the business Of The mines place tho shares
properly on the NewY0rk Mining BOdld. tell the truth
about them and make their merit known through the
meuum OF the TO have raised tie price par and
thus san Francisco and tie country adjacent the
blow they have been called uun H. endure
There men, women. and children duoudlng, is said,
ministers OF the gospel were HprculatOrs IN mining
stocks and the almost universal bankruptcy OF such i'm
meuse numbers OF persons win shock 10 every
bJancu OF trade more ser1Cns than that OF ordinary
earthquake because not readily recovered from. And
all ulat lew mlOnaiTe3 mgy add TO their already
periSOus store. The shipments 0f bullion from the Con-
sOdsited Virginia the si0O,Oe0 per month.
and from the California about Sl,5O0,u0O. TIE daily
product Of ore II 100 tons from each mine. There
80 change wcrtny OF IN any other Of the San Fran
Cisco nlinos usually quoted here
New-York tribune., 1877-05-01

GALVESTON. April 3.-Cotton nominal N.idlng. 1OAsci
Low Midglng 10 &C. Cool Ordinary Js; net receipts -
bales gross 80 bales exports TO Great Britain 2SJ1 baes
stock, 81 .997 bales. -, -,
NoGFoiK April 3O-Cottor quiet; Mdlling l0hSl0asc;
c2O bales cOawlse lS7 bales; sales
1On bales STOCK, 7,-02 bales. -
BALTIMORE Aprl 3O-Cotlon du Mthdmg lOiS,sc
Low Mdding. lose; Good Ordinary Sac net receipts ;
j2J bales; spinuers, 3iJ bales stock, 5,5B, bales.
SAVANNAH April SO-CO.IOn stelliy Middhug 1880; low
MItdug lD-sC.s Good Orl nary, 0tc., MT rlctipa 80
bales exports eoastwse 0s2 bales sales 80 bales stock
CINCINNATI April 3O-Cotton qret Middlrnc l0ac Low
Middug lOAc; Good Ordinary O'sc. rrcHipts Sh haes
shipments, 6J bales sales 2 bales stock, 1927 bales
IOULsyr. p April SO-C0itOn quist Nldding ~ -. -
ding 1896: Low Nddlmg, lOasc; Good ordinary s1''
bales gross gj7 bales exports % the
Continent bales sales 5000 bales stock 200 = bales
MRMPU!s. Arm 3O.-CUuou quiet Mitdlng 1uIuluo-c;
-S bales shipments, 7O2 bales sales 300 bales
stock. AZ stG bales. -
WIlsHNGroy April 3O.-Cottou unchanged Mdding, l0osc
Low MdLng. lOsc Good Ordinary Bic nst receipts u
bales STOCK Z.319 bales.
ST. LOuI-. April 31-Cofton steady Nid1'mc lnac; Low
Mi'lug lU Hc. Good OUlInJrv 4zc receipts 38I bales
shipments, tJu bales sales. 800 uats tl'k, Z2J+ hat,
AUGUSr'. April 3O-CUttpu quiet AuUf'mg, lOl2H lO1c
Low Adng. IOc Good Ounary, pa 40 2c., receipts. y
B.sr0y, AHrI 8O-Co;tor d1l; ME'lln2 l1ic Low
MIi,lng lU3C Gv0u Ordinary, lGitc. net receipts, -
bales. gross. ..ie3 balgsi stock l5,f'J bales -
rfLkpEIPuIA April i.-"OUOu quiet, Mddlng, lihc.
bales. sales oib Lalta 5pLuers ~ bales stOc p 'oo
CHtEsgrov tpr aO-Cotton dull shldllng u ~; Low
MhDHp .Olg: Cool Ordinary, lu-4C, Eci rctslJs, 4o5
200 baies stock. 90 80 bales.
MOBILE. April O-COtton quiet Midlng, 10 c Low Mid
ding Ir-t. Coed Ordinary. Hl"i net receipts, o0l uas
ezpors c0lstwso l3D bales sa 200 bales stock 55O'o
New-York tribune., 1877-05-01

- g. -- ,...... .,..-..-. .r.l..t o.. .f,-. ,,rf,es
'.-. ..... ... l.f !.- Ua. ar. -i EL..r
I,,Ir t....- 3. .It r.r... i.t. .Hf Iar g,.. s4.-
r.-.rs .,-I. .r .a.s t. .a.. o-a.."i ..- ." .'.,
.- -. '.. DO. ...-... ..,.f.. .- ".. IL.-a t-.r.t
- .,..... t...... Z .rH.r.-
IT, ., -,-.. .. . ..: ..Ir . r.. 3D.; 81. .rirs
, .f a. rr .-.r.. l'U bJ.- tIs.T uf Ha-
..... ..... f.. I".... D.. l.U -J. fr-n. "I...I
'- ..- r.- ta..--E ri. .. .rtra ID. .Ir -I.gU
r.... ... r.l..I.-. tNH ..lI- fuUr, $500 bush.
r,.t. .a 500 ID-.. tYr -Ha.. Dtr.. 'a'-t a.5 p9..
r.-... I..t li-I. l.ga H.......H-. i- ~ EH...
,.a. 30. .t rl.T g. .t. @ .GI rl.a Car. !-'J bush
i..... ,... ... ..T... g.. Y rs'. i..,. -ort
.... =. .-f ......, taf.. !. ,-.l I,t.l. Orts.
f.'. 81 'lr. .i.r.J ,..s8l7 lu-.
'.i''o.f -.'. y , 'o -i.r7s eI cs.t e., lib or
tt,'. II : f..f.. &c.,. ul 81 -- .,"JF'. -i IT. Corn
ni7--i , ..l.. ...u.. ....t.. .-. oar. ste.l,
iN .r.- ..... lf.... s.t-. ,8.. June. It.c Hrfr.r
.-a .tr- r..... .r.us. ai -5c Pos, dl.i AMI
q. '-..-- ,. , ...... 81, H. Jrlr. SID d. July.
.iNei - .' an i.,. lr,i f5.. l. OF nav. $40 H.
itl '-f .-.. I,l,. sI,lf-
go -I. D.. .. -i..tt Ribs &c.. Clear. -ls,
W-s.sEt i"' ,.i..r -0l G,.n ,rru I9. -iu bu-e.
lf. .r.s. ,,r-... iafIct I.aUN bush.
ii5, f,,.r D.. u0 I...: ..l.lr 5r 800 Us... Dyrr
-.i-, b. .'.- .- U ID Irsi. fy, 3r 1850 uu..: Haff.v
go. q. 7.,. - h.. r. I'i.. COM a-s,s J- ,r, 5.iIc
Wrt I-lrrrrI I.r lras o.. lower -i' 80 .', NJ ay
il -9L anne. llrI heavy and lower ~ %, stag" SO
T.' ~
juno. , ,r .n t,,.r gir, s.. fair demand. Flr Ir.
..l'' .r. .t.,.lI ts,If
- y''f' ' o., %, +rr. t.r f.trgf 5. l-J .
DIt- scarce Jia Al-A ' 90 '''- '..., .s Il f1
E.sttf 'i -- ~. 10, .,-r D. I.,..,.G -lrlu g7
EetN tttL ,t.5Ia rgrrr-. ..f..,. fuH. IT, Bu!E
Gi",r ..'- ,r ~, ..r. lI. - .It l..a 1,4dcs
rit a.. ~ s-s bl-s Age ~Lrril. Gear i9, aHi
New-York tribune., 1877-05-01

shouders 6ltc bid Clear Rib Sides 7stc bid Lard dnn
and nominal Bacon easier at 6sd64sc SIC and sGOo lm
Shoulders Clear Rib aud Clear sides Live Hogs quiet WI
changed Cattle active for light shipping grades al - og9
e5 other kinds Reoeipts-21OO bDis f0ur aoVV
Wheat bush Corn 5000 bush. Oats, 3VVO bls
Rye. 1000 bush. barley, 400 Hogs. 1000 Cattle ,,
TOLEDO April 30.-F10ur FIRM Wheat easy NO Nnlte
Wabash. 81 30 No. White Michigan. 81 l2 Extra aog
81 II a Amber Michigan, spot ~ l.; Jnne - III 30
F 90: Red Winter spot, - O2D2 U3; May - ~
No. Red. 81 sOasl ~ Reecred Lake shore hsd - 90
COru firm; High Mixed, spot, c. 40 = spot a1d hAy'
8OnIc; June 62c. July 64c; August 6tc Reected spC
5pc. August 63c. Oats quiet bat firm No z - Hci he
ected 4Gc Reclpts-38g bbls Flour 10000 bush Wheat
7g 8OO bush Corn 20u bush Oats SbIpments-37OO BUSH
Wheat. 81, 900 bnsn. Corn, 4. 900 bush oats
WILMINGTON n Cy Apul 3O.spirts Iurpentne steany y ~
dull 81 60 for Strained. CruGe Iurpentlne
steady; 81 go tor Hard s2 20 for yellow Dip R 90 for
Virgin ar 81 20
New-York tribune., 1877-05-01
lS Is sroaz N sEw-ToaE ASD g@ooSLw

r..f gr2f4Gi 2.ZZ7 9j5 3.5@a,. 49, 343t''i5
nay AND -ILAW were itriY aglEg ala SEA- -',-'.' ny .
arir,iUg GJu7Gg retail qdalu's l21Z-t ~, 30 i,,.
--if 5GsJc.. straw quoted al b'a '1' AoI Ao1s ny
e-4tt' a. Sin f;vr JDubOC. fer oat
'TiITi e-Ilcle WAS quiet but steady m'IAo'' Ho ''
were report@l -,..,s var, r,ta,ual Choice grades
CIV Iuirf small stocks 10" E'tea ] ].lu.i ~
W't' $500 gri-I: STATE lU1 !tc ti5tcih' 4H1
W., sal .c, YG.ngs 81 O. loc 'lA' az -''9'
.r ,,I.fTT1.Ilu, I2g l1c; oregon J. t'. .5--.
MOI A-- --Srv orleans -oh Llo4 f;, fr -ti fst
,Ir TEcy. Foreign scarce aitlIl ~ -. a., - ,il
t'' nd AZ Soc rr III glla Lsi ls am = ~ ,
L'.l'. ftinn tchHril st'' ~ ~
.i ,al ,gtU 800 U.I-. sold ai tirii,''l =, 81, .-T
5te-F ~ H.rsyrI 81 .ggs-; 80 - y -y4r- lgt ~
hiuu ~ ~ ri. par l Eatsg Pale, u tJ"Tt 3D. i@' " ~
ln -"33.r INC sL0.l m1EEet was Nt % ~ t '.'
'I5 no liverpool BY sail l13 tt'i' "a I rim
prgvis8us EgIU GIotd at f.s.tli -. s.rl
4a ~ A. ~ and 20 Oreaia lss , lo ~ NJ,
leun 81, a., o1j man t;rau. 4d7i4L To H4E9 p, I 5
se1o1r t,,g1 Corn &c. Tor MAY 2 ana y,,,' n
49, = l5 90. ~ 1Se 10 81 80. q a.'' gold prr
Hal -, -y Ify aTd Wei cargo 81 4yg u'' ' '1' a.
80 e,.r.crs- Frl1ch bark 10 COfk iuI -. 80 tn E
9nl W ei IL IenaT1h roads es NorFei Dlt t "a az
80 90 'rs-. I COO bUls Refined PcttJltun % A. aqr
~ dirst udrt Rr-h bark Voul,e i4:O. -. a. suet
sod. rfsl slip HsvrC, 75oU tia. % - rsrur nj
325 foug DemCrIfA Gnd bacA' IDrnfer
- t.,-,- ,pniiter no TONS, t!e CaiifA l5i S1
80 seboorer ~ tons P0intaIitr. t ~ frk f.r
,-8.r9I s,rgo Baltimore a uI .sa@rIr.,
or,!es 200 ora. Grtn baSd rom 1,e q Gold Prom
a,Scr ig t1ns D. S. Joha, b. LUMBER ~ SbooES
blIsdelphia-AIneTican brig, go IONS " 0~s-'
~ IGs ipseed as firm At eGa67c, with moaetae or
crde NeuhaieD Quot At 3S @40ci AIN 80 toT Aprl and
5i,',or ~ inc cal Cotton ssed bOc WAS Du i'
Sze fJN was steady Tor prompt bat easier IoT m me
near fstafs deliveries. Aaloa, b,OO0 b3Is iSAA'' '
New-York tribune., 1877-05-01
MNING AND MINING sHARES.

The seesaw III the bonanza shares at San
Traucisco has cone % a standstll. Tho stocks
CI the two companies, Consolidated Virginia and
California, are respectively quoted selling at
precisely the same figures C3Jl aud the few
remaining shareholders waiting and watching for
renewal % te apparently innocent, recreatye game Of
ss,sag How shaIit be TtarteG Shall the spectators
be- r.9lcd 10 an accident tO the machinery OF the Cali
fsra (O,Buany or fus OF water Ia tine mine, too not
New-York tribune., 1877-05-01
THE MARKETS.
Carefully teportoI Tor rgE rasuSE.l
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per !Yorth Riusy YesssiS nrd R1llYo7tS
MONDAY. Anril 80. 1877.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
.sssil. nnd RIsiro1.ts

MONDAY, HUrII
ASHES sgIot and unchanged at SC. Or Pots and Sac for
Pearls
COFFEE- Mild Coffee in far dcIuaud and fl m; LaguayTa
and Porto Rico sg2Uc gold lJo n with petty good M
CrIry sales of l,5O bags Icarl at a. aL 100
bags occrs at l9c gold Oriiaary to Primo cGoes 10 ,
ut.C. gGi.
CUTTON-~pot Cotton du and sC lower uotwifs landing
Liverpool MARKET sales Ci bales including % o
wEicl 300 fgI export. So
for sp- -culaio 100 bacs delivered On con
Tract. 40 the ports ans Lal" against 90
Gay last week. and g. rs bales this last year
New-York tribune., 1877-05-01
LIVE srOcK MARKETs.


Yeas. SLcr and LAMBS SWINE.
io.lJs 81 4.62 ll-l- zoo'-
Beevna COWS Eeaa SIlegn I"it-t
Jersev CIV si0ca Yards. 49, ~ .-., tt'I-3
Forti,t1.st. n. R......... .... -... 80 l"...to
scattering. ... --...... ere. ~ lIlu m J-. 1o ,,,-
EeColUis .Isl week.. Il.-L - . - 7u5l- 5a'',C
tOr. wect a'i veaT-- N'tJ7 ~ 80, iS.ti "a 10
Az v'ky reCts last year. HnO5 - -stJ %''fi -f'4'-
QUOTATIONS. OF naEVt' ''iNf5 7rl.g1,a,
First quality 80
Medium 90 gpod natives ----------- | f,f.
Thai 0f ordinary tan steer oxen ,'e''''-''- va
HEls. I've 'scla.t.---... D -
Extreme range ot pr 9a9l-G
Tho M ,s 1r the sales lO fF4I-+
BrEL.-- rcp.ts t.-Itg llj r. IlJdHt ' Jersey ~ ..l
ro: M -.rr'l-4i making j.yH lcHi GOD -l' t-.''i 4''
head i8st llruday shipments Of dressed brct ttt N.'
Ir15 H.af. with 500 -r.f Go- tl-g' 'ii I'D .,-'-,
there wtr' 100 1--we oI'lr -nHi tl''t .li' '- ,r
tU.aiO 2.JiI. Tie AuGt. ta 'H-. "l nv .'' IT, ,i.
week were n. Morris. nh-j head 7. g. 7' 'i . -.-
Vaivaf Atl"ras $50 'aat ~ri-' g. '.''i. .'i i'' IT,
l1f f-l 500 at-.: Mye.s i.rgr-7ien 7I -t' a '-.""
After r Ii1r T. act 90 n'a. e' q. ils al{ .h
IIa-la r.i Y win l..d meets atl 5- ..1s .l. ip .l"
yrrfs yI.gIv aaf cautions =. -s-a "l" ',it l..', -
V1, CoH i' Ir.rc, "I. 'u. ,.is -- i sr
ci ,hrv yrr nr,''s ur 3" ti'.''. '.. l ,,
supply ui otg- flr 7 vdau, ID t' -s -sl "+ 40 i-.-
Ci.a.r. -wa..h sas BIOL. ,i"- IS ~ " ...... I
rt,,s-,4 l-I call .uI ~. shipping eat' - O. i.l.
E,t r'..r. .r-, 'fe' D. ... a.. -. & " ..- ,t.r.5
few la..asa were % n a.d "a, 4. a a,r ,' ,. 90 i i'
srl al 'ac. Is -r o. uuurI gs 90 '-lr. I'D a ltZ
o., lsa..., about 3D. ..i 2n u --- '.- .- ''i.
o. tIcu 'i .. g.. Dol -t.s A.''. '. ., ~, D., i"L.
ao-lr ayI4-.. ln-e or jt.t ~ he' q ~ - .s op. ,
- +. ..r "''a 'i" . '...' ~. .,.- e.. A.. f.,--.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-01
,,vrr1aE EzpoRr or 4EERnAS MINING BoARD
NIILN-ltI7hIL oVf Ioft
-IRST BOARD-11 O'CLOCK A. NJ.
MONDAY. Anrn 3O-P. N.

The stock market to-day was first permitted
,,, What II would do If left TO follow It's natural
-. But the experiment evidently resulted unsatsfac-
- n fine recent converts 10 the ideas OF prosperity,
-, i, yls followed by vigorous bidding FOR stocks,
- dd not cease I'LL prices had been advanced from
pei cent II now appears that the argument used
snd used in favor OF higher prices the late great
oe B grain and provisions. THE on ts face is fal-
,,. There is no more wheat 90 be moved at ~ per
,Al tlan OF the fair price OF 81 1jSS1 90 while If
- remains atthe former price 10 means scarcity and
l,-.s t5 she Iaborng classes who after all are the
tss supporters Of tae trade of the country But al
- there are signs OF Generalization among the srcc1-
Itr. .r grain and provisions, aud II viii not be sur
prisus 90 collapse within afe| days It may be
l,r ta the bulls' on stocks Of railroads running
,l fr,a New-YorI, ns wei Gs TO The merchants of
,b. c,ty 10 compare sac shipments OF corn from tis
mort with those from Philadelphia and Baltimore or sAe
tb,,e Ue. .bs ended April 10;
New-York tribune., 1877-05-01
currsr ANn Hr1rFR MARKET.

AtnsNy. A. ", Anrl 3O-lherc more activity p the
Little falls cheese market shan appeared last week All
Qualities. skinned % iBl milk article, sold
variety ~ pr rcs from l00lic' the avcrae priee
factory IIaF lIg 3 900 bOXe, being sold. Dairy
cheese brpu1t from 91I3 uGrra- NJ butter were r1har
Limited, lS0ZOc. Deiug the range OF prices
PRINT CLOTHS MARKET
PR0vUEvCg r. l., ADr 5O-Prin Cloths dun, with Light
sales . basis Of &c. ur best ttNl, cash t0 80 lays