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, 1877-04-17
AMERICAN CITIES.
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NAV Iokk. April Observation-Disclosures s84o
better for tpsing aa4 uusattlcat city srs iuelasd
70 hold odt 14trunlu v1xs of hoIeEs, toxsthes with
trmneM OF freight, thheksd szpaEt demsads soma
tstIls speculative tRqulEyi WnteF what nenualiy
higher. sslcs =. tGu ba straight Ho. Milwaukee,
sl.8t Ia ttafet lhexa 6sutrs tld aud refused tor
ave Of sx additional lcai4s 1000 bu I'M
sra1ad Minnesota. 1l.e1; After 'ChanEs 81 cCn bu
straight No. Milwaukee svid for EXPORT u lsaka
l.07 ia store. shovihE advance of ax3o ases Ito
0penln9 price; No. Chicago nominal II 81. TIT 80.
Ays sca5es aud hsey unssttledi quotations Or
Iess ueuluat u n.&s3ec: Western. 2tcAaIUa cvEn--
Market Irregular Aad unsettled, opening u 35c pel bH
higher. md s1cits4 with = lalEs b1SlneAz, clotlnH
rather Qufst- with tha advances about lols
on fAtusts and market sustained IN sput
alcss u hs clo>s ltlus mora steady
feeling both future and spci operations, Alles Of
l7Ao0 bu unxEsded Western mixed q e5seac; steamer
, 1877-04-17

Tho props Asia and Eoverefgn, and The s!de.
wheel stmr Manitoba, will bc tho boats Of the
Windsor and Lake Superior Steamship Limo this
scason.-London Frts Prtss. Tho prop City Of
Owen Sound has received a full 'cugth cabin and
IN connection With tho Aido-whcel ntn,rs Cum.
bcflanl and Frances Smith,. ...The Portage I.aks
Aiming gnstits .aAys q steamer is advertised to
good fortune she will get Into that port about tafca
, 1877-04-17
GENERAL MARKETS.
nrmez, IN sympathy with hfRhwfneA,

ALcouoI-was nrrnsE. In sympathy With hfshwfnea,
MSao78a;i4; a,- ,-, c.,
ha; sasn ss ssa ss s'ss
esa.h. v|is saeaxa 2 ve.x + :ets4e' I'd apped;
a,as 49, "a sssa .:s a. e.. s taas asa; Sta,s
Sr"h' SsS' axaae, 81 e1ootet s do. aase
sa Fas vss s,n.1., 9rss IT, ina
s, % 4ss 70 :sf IT. s:ns g;
!s.as .ts tss aset.isn:' T. Common = FIX: M . .eosa M
r. sf neassa .sssen pe,
Ri: ~ p...esinx hail.. ase ' per b..
q ss:s
fu esSsss. eS but e~ md % %sd.um sa.s. Ssls weak
s ssoa; medium 70 sooS iossis, inf.tIor q eooo,
'oa.ts; ,.....,.,, ~, ..a. =. ,..x,,.,,x
sTsa sas m.rkst about '.esd, :. toliow.. Ht.rk aas
!ee, eus'sp osks .ad nu. 'stslse Euuntes 'iuEls
'tsiss e. erne"' ss: \. ,oe
sgs s.s: % II ;sss: r,.
IL s :so :s : 5 ss
s!sst 1.s'',,. u..
!,ssi:i. VI. asm tssaS s.lt: smssx .sfSs sS9 -
s. s
~ s;s.S hfs Sa9Heib Hb IT, Ns ts se4s
~ =; 'aefs :b![' Ss
t;ny t;ia n.esffs n sisS 9
@ ;:s.ss Ss;ss En-,
s:s% f Dss Soi; sss' to'aasss l7ss :saa:
TulTs AND m ~ H. qnet T. oas
, 1877-04-17
COMMERCIAL,

The following wero the sccatpts and stlpmenta
Of the lcaatug articles OF produce In this city
during the forty eight hours ending al o'clock
on Monday morning. and for tho corrosptnding
tLine last ycnt:
, 1877-04-17
NO QUORUM.

1pat1d W1pd4tt 70 zM 1T6aAA
aPn1NaEIxLp, ILL.,, April la.-Thu Statesmen
who, at the close Of the week, Invariably put
thsr votes on record aKaiust m adjournment
aver until Monday noon. a. usual, turned up
missing to-day. Speaker Shaw put them oa
record to-day by ordering the roll called. Only
shtrty-hva members responded. lese than :
quorum, and tho House adjourned. The senate
, 1877-04-17
TUEIGIlTS.

CAitago-Lrhc following charters were made yes.
terday: 8chfs Champion, r. p. Sheldon, and
Francis Palms. corn to buffalo At Sc.
.MiiWaukts -schr Baveland, wheat To Buffalo, &c.
Shfboy0dn-Schr Katn L.. bruce, wheat to Dutra.
TO- 4tc; rock plaster back from Alabaster, b0c pot
gross ton,
Fay CNy-Trclvo cents brl ID offered on salt u
Chicago; lumber Is offered 1t $3.50 10 Chicago;
g. 75 II Asked
, 1877-04-17
REAL ESTATE,

The following Instruments were tiel for record
Monday. April 10:
QtrY fn1FKKTY.
Lasat1e It, fo4 It h of Madison j. v Z, 44x1of
r texceEs 212l T. r. Iearl, dated Aprl H. oo
Fhllip. 4. ~ It y Of Green. 81, Z, :o13o #,
0aN1 fGD 93.s ...s... 4O0
ws;. s. dassa Fsate!n!h AGsh t. lid II Ii F.aii Il Go
.5t.i:! It. dated Aprl !t..:...:.,...:.:...:.: ooo
Aahand ayt t!54 It Of Emma st. y I. 24k1lO
Estsf il dated bert !, ls77.:.....:..:..:. 500
II. .e:ss i,ct ri 1s7I. 5000
.islti huilnk No: iooi. lasol April It,. 2oD
Nurtn taSnfo Vt, ~, II n OF Gscftc At, 4 I, 15I
io1 Il, with oulldnR. dateI Aprtl Il. ,..". l20cn
, 1877-04-17

G.ss s1 a, 4 s @ s:E ~ o It
~, a3s:d i
Ge Il tisSSai.s i;rSba reee1sa 9S !. Il, ts,is
g. S,ss ss,.:: z Fe.. At sn!s tHs a. :" ., sample Al
.ss Wsis h s0a Il sst
.9s " y y.ss ss%et s.s: = SsSe
s!s:ss sssss ;$:1 i S 4!
ssstts! hIsaes: ssa NV To:s w 5otrs.e .eoaSntt,y
sy e os o;. oe5.s ..fs re-
Es5s 4 s sssJ 9s es h's
x6est sna must sdsanss mites: III, dSops of e:
sss sss; ss: IT nss @ y,
Il 4s;.e: scllsS Jniy sa sod II Il sslisi
~ ssssa 0ssA It ssEs'.; s;o,ss Ss A*a
81 na sS .ea II H
" esT 3a s =! t s:'fs 81 :nes Il t %
Ssst n i IS 81 t. s. do ii
the :aHe a. o. asturl.y :aa e,a:!aE "a o%sf, ri
s
xh osss M
po.si to o tIynF e nnla.d The receipts nd shti:
5:: ss;s ~
:s ss sasa %
ss%sstf Rss'ss s!fs : .S:s 'ess? @
III - stss. q % hss!
-: s sa "si
c9se II ths estsIs G.:' .od 4 e. r., ss.' a ssfe & r.
9eoo ba br ssmps Il 7essos On tfaek. ioiai, i+,od
nAnLEr-Was Eess .stt;s: sna aass h,ehe., i. Ths
s ssnss & sss stSss @siken NJ .s!S sSeet n
T. es'nn nsa's. cc,ns w.n3eo mers s cd I'd
ss
sa sa e. % s. Il x s. ss.tnss Il
fss :ns Is z sss sS: e
ss :: sss9
quoted 7ss no III Az s. .as !, ~ 3 goo
s:a 81 S .:s: ~; sas ass
,te,s porks.,cs SO bis i sis. 60 for Nay
u is Z, II So 70, May .na ,1o aaA for
juno.
ss'f g. s3ssf ':sfs
lsx. 51s:o;Haisa5 seller juno eso''uR ss sl'oas
IL; ga ,ss; S tfs sps :s s'ss
i g 5ss:: :s sssS ss: I: i;
' o:e ~ ssas' ess tIs s
sellcra. May sold u &t.43Hsal.Aa{, and CLOSED AE
f!.4tH June so'd ss s'*4ASi.@aHs and closed At
Corn W. aeilve. and 01c lower. May soid 4 477to
<83{c. cIosnE at 3RtB54c. tune sold q 49A&4D3sc3
and closed II 4as$&iUt.
~; :ss /: :ss IS sss, :: T. ''
LAAT CALL.
Mesa pork was n moderste request, closing 2oe rer
hfl lower. May closed At 90 mt jung ct us
1870 6sles U bfs 1t SIS % Aetr tAy aud $Ia 10
Lard va bss7jIo lower. At SIC. .ooa1n o9H for May
and Sl0 1N for juno aaos I, eo ter At SiUUQ seller
shott ribs wcrs lower. saes being reported Of
~ It $9.UJ3a-th for June And Il. u for May.
, 1877-04-17
DRY GOODS,

Nxw YGnE, Apsl ID. -Iiuslness wa Hight 10 nearly
ali departments heovn shretings wc1e In fAtF deAnd
remained qulss- Prints 1uEs u limited demand, And
fairly s.sAdy Isae ~sss Of wvuaus ln u,odersss
rrgurst. The HHlfsHn szyH "Thu su1ifs stusk VI
Gloucester aud LubAxk Rnthams will b isrslu p4otty
aoI4 ~ aactloa ThutkiAy neat
, 1877-04-17

F0REfGN. y :
LONDON, Aprt1 19-5 p. m.-Ratc Of discount
On the open ninrket for fhrcemnnths bills "a II
below the Bank Of England ,.se, Y:
United States bonds--tlSs, 1o2A; CTS. 1o7A; To-
4OA 1O6t; now Avrs, 100.
Now York Central, 80: Erie. 8; Efia preferred.
10: Illinois Central, 47x.
PANS, April 1g.-Kentts, 1881 CSC.
FnAxxrohr. April lo.-Un,ted 6tatea bonds
NNw HrAA. f11 T.
, 1877-04-17

Tho stmr Arabla Is loading At Armour Dolo'a
for Dudalo. Tho stmr Montana has completed
dtttng out and Is rcady to charter. Tho other ten
boats comprising this llno fttng out In buffalo.
vtz.i Conimudors, ldaho, Vanderbilt, Badger
EnuuthIn City. :. -
, 1877-04-17

drew Jackson, Manistca, brls lard antl sun,,les:
prop skylark. St Joacnh, 6 trss pork, G5 keg,
400 gfecn hides and sundrles; schr Coaster, LIN.
coin. 40 brls tonr. l5 hrs pork, and aunltirs
prop Messenger, benton Hatbos, IL bsls pork nd
bundrjes.
, 1877-04-17

tide price, ia ooo tu No. = for May II B1,<ae3e
mhtinG total salen Of stp. cno bu.
OCEAN FaRtnnTs--1Isrth.room ia better feauesst
former charters held At higher rates with moderate
movement, enssseu1enss 10 Liverpool BY stear eco
BIT grain It Btht.
war prsees advanced uhay elossne eaaters prie
meM Fstil In demand for export, but higher prices
check tsade satfsJ actys speculative
mess spot At % eoxng II STA Is ask.
ed 176 brfs extra PRIME Oal15o; t2s hrls weaern
prime mta on rrTata terms; quoted al $i4 cot
me., April. sls. 10. s,ooo h,is ,,sy sIs,sssla3s,
f,7 b's june sin. %stG soi second call. April aud
Nay, $i6.oo bid, si8.sD aattds June, $500 bid.
tte.os ssked. isrd-harket open, excited snd hleher
on war ne~st afterwarA esaers closed dr. bnstncss
ia cash lota Hight and Bpeculattve dealings lbera1s
sales 50 tes prlsna ateam on spot sltoo eIosuE It
si.oo aatsd, % tes on grsds $1,000. $50 tcs prime
NtAm April, $o3si so ten MAY, part for export,
io.soaio4o eiossnR sto BOT 1900 tes Jnns so 20
9io 80. closine Slo.42H . ..
sceAt-Reaned sold vsrl at lo4oloNo for soft vhsa.
1tAe for granuat&d and 1Hc for powdered aod crush
eds drn, but IN Iees dasnd fair 10 good raining,
Hao]tc, prime, e3Ec. and eentrifcsai. AVA lot4c.
TALLoW-Nafkes = shade drmcTl psttno elty hald At
hes sales 35 600 lbs fair 70 prime 1t l5i608 lGc.
w,I1skI-Market hrmer and unsettled asiea Of 13o
bFa At OH per gallon. closing With oers 10 Toll At
'"'' ~ sAs Hsstsr7, Assoetos<d y+sss.
,n;n1.. Mzx o.5 rs!xI Ag Kn1
tasa Ses seas@ttr ' 5sse:
sliIisss' sens9;fH Dsfs'
,rs No. sseE s..s s Ws,en ~
ssnIon e. g MD ezra g oxs7 29s Esoa
E;s Ssi g.; n;4i M1ssss;: HstsnF process
Goa*:Mxst--f!fmeTs Western. A. ooa3as. ....
~
esfS 'R!!%s r%s
p9sI malt auIet And UNCHANGED. Corn .st,ye nr and
, 1877-04-17

CLkvKLAxo, O., April la.-PAtAoLxU4-NaEke
ssEJ auet prices unehanEo41 standard Whis ITO test
lsc.
Ptrrsuuka, April 1d.-I'ErEoL kcx -Dulit crude.
~ h11. a1 u PsIktEs; raaaed. lesc, PhlladelpbIs
AsllSe1y.
, 1877-04-17

head. The market opened quiet At only a1nalt VI.
va1co over satunay qhptatlont hut toward TIC mid.
Blk jump Ia prov!sons, lhn market became asclted,
to IS = .s @ 50 or iei ssiEh. I'D 10 S 4oes5 IS fof
of,lnnFy to chUfce huAvy KrAdca. Doth shipper aud
tic hume trade bought freely and hut ftlN stock
uantl unioid u tho cose. We noto ths foliowtugI
, 1877-04-17

Inf. IL 4 r., new Ids. 1fAsf
t!nfta,,tE 4 State f4tRn 7t1htS
f1h5n d W. l'Evrntl lat. m
II. #. Il 7. tst II. tUsj. Iu7
l.. i. tltsit1rs.d ts'n1tt..tt,th
/. :. con. coup. tst...1ts1
I, S. cunH. FcId 1T. 1U41$
". Q. rut1. u E....iG1
NC. 1st NJ, 1k42, S.F. tdp
y. y. Cen. IL. 1AEI. ..ltA
y. !. Ten. H.. INT. ..1ffJa{
n. i. Cents rel. t'stslfc. 1851
u. !, {;eh. ~. EulIt'1. ItxiI
n. Y. e. 4 II. ist cQt. II,i'l
y. Y. &. 4 II, fst n,.r.ItBH
II. 1t. II ID II Il. F,'M.l III
Harlem 1Ek tn. u t0u. ltiA
tfHfltns ist IN, u rrg. lll,li
h. Missouri lst Inrt'Eu ts4}s
Ohio l. MlH.eut. Il. +. ~ 4
tltIiu l. sllAs+ l'onsui... Vi
t'ti1oA Mis-, I'd tu1ls.. IN
Zen. t'act1r guild Ida. lU7
CT. san Joaquin tfch 81
4. ls.Eat. AtlEtEot1 tsl. S7H
&. +. ft4tc Ali bonds. llf74
WtRtern l'Acl1to ihill4 : 1tAlA
t'ntun I'ac1f!elat IN t,,t%lDl+z
UnlDn t'ae1flc !. K, IT,. 1tU
Union Pacific S.Funtl. U4sS
r.. r.. ". 4 e. tkt u. ITO
Il, II. W. Il c. III M..ltJ
r., IT, ". &c. I'd H.. iL4s{
{. d 7. cons. A'k Ft..ti2t(
g. + T.. ~ I. P.,:.... HAN
t:ol., &. 4 Ind tat M.... 17tY
st. l.. + |. II. 1T M. fs4A
Alton 4 7. Il. Ikt IN. +t0+H
Alton q T. y. ID pfd. q
Aitlln d I. H.. ri nj Inc. 10
Tol. d WAh. Ist tn. er..lHtf
7'ui. Il WAb. e4. coup. H1x
tlt- Western lst NJ. 'tStt. lpl
1t NcAt%rn et COUP. ~
Ut. Western ID G.. is, a.
q 4 Toll tst roup, 70, ~
", u. GNl4 tD0 coup. .lLA
'KHENNACEa,
, 1877-04-17

The following bids ware mndo On tho New YORK.
Stock Exehsngu IN Sniussay for railroad bonds.

Albany T. a., lat lsls.. .i0o.t
A1t,shy d F.. n lHls... 10 1
e.. HaJ. TIA ut Mo-. Fl
Gl,lta.,l, e Alt4lh. tat N IT. /.
In. Il So. ist yuRrt'A eH}&,:
IT. L., !. a. u. t.....f'lf
Z III. Il T.. cun, frF .7s.lttt{
e.. ri. 4 +. tst m. u. JON
T.. ..ILt,& l...Sf "a VI. ttts
L. s.uf y, D.. II m lt'&iI:!{
e.. Il. VI nal, Itt ron ~
4. Il. Ut y. j.. eunv'tIl N
T.. " ". H'c con. guar. - i.
III. 4 NJ. .l'.tht IN n i. it1l4H
II. Il ~. T.. ii 7 u, ttl1'.l ~ i
II. & Et. .F.17skM Il. - HI
Ef.&St,l'. islAI. l.1c: u u+41
II. 4 St.tst N.l.i.M.ll. +. ).
M.&St. I'.lstM. Il.&ly. ~ !,
at X II. l'.ist M.C.A u tsatk!
n. d 1t. T.. ron ,siE. III. n D.,
u. 4 II. T., ~ tt........ ~ j
Z. Il u. W. sinking III. MT
e. 4 y. ", con. t4lA, HIS y
T.. t. n. ". t.xtn n i4la,itU !
{. d y. ". lst ntort.,i1l.s i
Q. q Y, ". c. gold III. ~ !;
C.C,C.N1nhkl in " s Fttks !
lfrl.. t.. Il ". I'd m. ..lDl1f'
u. l.. e. ~. - Euty..: .tset+
Mhrria A. E..sex LIST M.llt4
Morris q Es..t u oft! i~t :
Ertr ID IA. lA7l,........ttrt}t
hrlB III u, 1Hsf. .......tt4
EriH 4tlt u. 1krn.. ....liII II
Erie 5tfI ~, lt,e1.....Itll}t
Long Ilo.'k bu',ta. tp4ss
y. y. Y. d. T., lat 81. n 10
y. 4 +. new b.. tDtH. .ltil |
II. l. St-.f. A'l CuhT.tn,. ~
lhlh. & sloH1 G. list II. M
Dub. d =. City. II div. lW !!
Mich. st,. I pc. ID M...l!HH
NJ. 4. 4 n. I. = RI 1nc.IltH
&;tefe. 4 1'1l. sIak. rd.ll0
CLAY, d 'I'ui. n1w tHt*. lt4h
Glcr+s +. Il A. old lkla. 1f@41
CleY., Ed A. n1w lIs. 1857
GOLD AND {;
, 1877-04-17

This war-cfoud In 8usope aud The excitement IN
brcadttuds has IL influence on marine matters,
Vessel.owncrs hro hoping, fondy hoping, for
sympathetic advance in ftoixhts. They caro- vc.y
little which bird, Muscovey or Turkey, wins ,aa
day. provided Il causcs Tho wis!,ch for increase.
Those who rushed their vessc1s under an elevator
In snow storm for tho sake OF securing ch sfter
ate not 90 ssnsnns. The other. w,ess .e.sels nrs
obliginu!y remain clntcd, and the foreign demand
for treadstua increase, that thoy will obtain bet
ter figures, though " Tho stsals opan Immediately
~ pceta, 1t IL altogether likely they will charte,
at the present 1ow rates. The prospects Of The
1unlser hcct ara about In ths tan1e interesting
condition. Sons few vessel. nre ehattes!ny ns
HEon9 rates, An prefer taking their chances at
taking Tho hxuros now offered. The nnmbe. of
winter Ia IL e1ceas OF the usnat quantity. and,
coupling TIL. With Tho fart that In many cases tht
mtl1-nen Will bo Obliged to ship nntly, theec will
bo . tendency 10 increase froahts.. In o,hef
ha.bors shs SANG feeling T. s1periencsd to tom.
tr'ps when they are not prevented ~ tce, and tho
larger vessels Afe moving s1wiJ both ID thartarlng
and 1tttpH ont.
, 1877-04-17

lang sll alUrt clears quoted d $40 cash Of Aptt
md u s0.Ie acller May. cumie !lAnls quiet IT. 1A3
7e o9k cut hams w ~ boicds ivcat' pickla4
hAlls, W 4Ds{c, 1ttru hAME, 7AGsH,{c.
bacon st a+e for stouiler. fH1oo tor short
canYAatl anil packed.
GAkAkk-Mas Iutet It St&dANt .......
nEEF FisupUEIH-Wsfu ssrsdy aud quiet AZ $t0 73
i4r ns..i 81. 7aai7 for s4tss tnsAss and
.TALLuW-Was quoted nt 7s{a77ko for city, and IA
The IUr country llfa the inslds loE ho.2 EAlq wIs
made VI l0u brl city II 7tfu
, 1877-04-17

features There wns d woll sustained demand and
fairly steady set Of rFeeA. Groceries wcre Of
desed with soue freedom, and tho market for eos'
fees, sugars rtcc and most other lines wcre firm.
No changes wers apparent In the butter and cheese
markets. Dried fruits wero moving fairly, and
were genortltY atcady at prevfcus figures. Fteh
wsrc In good demand at very full prices. Nothing
new was developed In connection with the leather,
baRsine, tobacco, and coal markets. Oils, paints,
and colors wetn Ia fair dcnand and unchanged.
At tho lumber yards trade WIS fair At recent
prices. The published list ia sometimes shaded,
bus sons dealers ars holding their stock with con-
siderable hrmness a. they think dry lumber will
bring moso this season than 1aat and thcrs fa also
much dsngor that = large portion Of the
1ous cut tho past winter will bo
tied mp owing to the scarcity Of water In tbs brooks
and rtver1. Tho demand for building materials
Il rather light, and bricks ars somewhat easer.
The stock IL email, but parties who tntcud to maks
improvements prefor TO walt until now bricks ara
In market, ~ they think that prices Will then de-
cline. Wool, broom m-eosn, and hay were unchanged.
Hides were steady. Timothy seed was hrmcr. and
other seeds wetc steady. With the dcEsnd for all
fair, the call being most urgent for timothy. Pouf-
Try and eggs were steady.
Lake frc1ghts were quitt and steady, n 30 for
corn to 13utlalo by sail. and 7Ac for wheat 10
Kingston. Room vas taken Tor 100, 600 bu corn.
Rail frc'ghs were qnotcd steady At the recent
advance: To New York. 3oc per 100 M on grain
and l0c on meats. To Boston, Portland, and
Providence. aoe on grain and 4,c on provisions.
To interior Now England points, 35c on grain. To
Liverpool, 44G45c specie on grain, and 4704sc
on provisions.
EXPORTS FROM TIE sHABoAHD.
Tho following were tbs exports from the four
leading cities Of the Atlantic seaboar for The dates
named:
, 1877-04-17

TURpENTlNE.
WuatHarnx. u. t., April -srIE1rs TuRrxx111s
-stsady ii s>sf.
, 1877-04-17
GRAIN STORAGE CHANCES.

~ t41 6G1k0r a 1A9 ~ TolHAs
CHICAGO, April 1U.-Thc Warehouse bill, fixing
the rates OF storage on grain In elevators In this
city was gotten up by tho attorney Of tho elevator
men, In their Interest," and tceus likely to pass tor
want Of any opposition, and from a mistaken view
of Tie subject OR a remarkable indifference on tho
part OF tho members Of tho Legislature. The bill
proposes to Ok tho rate Of storage at mo for tho
Grlt 10 days. and Nc for the next 10 days. at No
for the next 10 days, making 2hc for tho nrst and
each 30 days. Now, the present law says the rate
shall not exceed &c for 30 days. Here ia Increase
Instead Of reduction for that length Of time. hut
that 10 not Of much Importance to Tho grain trado
Of this city ~ that tho chafse for handling and
cncd the amount charged In otner edJoining and
onr charges arc mors than theirs. .
an hgtf. anu We hava lost very large trade In
consequence, a. every ono ia the business knows,
The ratcs for the Atst tsrin arc: In lndianaDolis
days; ~ rso1a, e. 4 ie ri ba fot % ay,p p'f ~ '' "
Now, why shauld tho Chicago elevators. hand
ing fru tines the amount yearly Of thoao In either
Il Is generally Supposed, that tns gisassr liz
Toledo can. a. has been shown BY tho dividends
PAD s es,ao, t .tSsk o. aga TO- ssansos ana
who have bqeomo wealthy IN tho business, can
certainly DO the same.
We ask tho Legislature mot to ltga1tzo this oxtof-
tou. but To glvs an cven ehanr9 With our neigh
4 kc per bu may .cem 10 b small itsm on a
cat.i0ad Of grain. lgMt, tho millions OF bushels
handlea by these elevators yearly, 1t IL a largo
amount, and must 10 paid BY tho farmer who
Prompt action BY those Entcrcssed In tho grain
Iegislatarc Or By Letter 10 Individual memIsrs.
can change the rate to 1c pee ha for the hfst ten
dsys. asAx.DEAlha.
, 1877-04-17

NORTHERN TRANSIT COMPANY,
The City Of Concord II now on her way down
Lake Michigan. Tho remaining boats will move IL
follow: Maine, from Chicago, Saturday, olst,
23l. Tor Ogdenaburg; Dswcqatchie. from Dgdens
burg, Saturday, e1si, for ChicaGoi Ciiy of TO.
lcdo, from !oedeneburg, Tuetiay. 94th,. for Chi.
for ChtcaRo: Lawrence, from Cleveland, Tuesday,
Gath. for ChlcaGof City Of Nav York anil Mitwnn.
keo will go 10 Toledo from Cleveland to load for
below aono day this week.
, 1877-04-17

Tho tugs 1. J. Smith. E,rockwAy, Kata Mofat
Psendorvi1lc, and Cfusader have formed an alliance
"o3ensiye and defensive" and will run q young
association Of their own this season. The tugs viii
be commanded - follows: Winslow. Capt. Marx
swatn; Mocking Bird, Capt. Frank Danger; River
Qncen: Capt. byron 1nnan: 0.weGo, Capt. Ed.
ltze, Capt t. Cook: f}rockway, Capt. Chris Moore;
Kate Williams, Capt Joshua Is. Matkee; William
4: Moore, Capt. Alien Flek:. Owen, Capt Frank
Capt. John Miner; Johnson Capt. s. Rummaro
Litina'!onc, capt: Alexander isatterr; W1lco1
6e1l; :Mcr1ick. Capt. Philip Young; Niagara,
Capt. James Ael1cn: PtndIsitle, Capt. Cyrus Ht.
Ciats; Torrent, Capt ". II. Rol[s; Crusader
II. Martin. Capt, Curtis; Sampson. Capt Finlcyi
xulcan, Capt Tom uaeRett; Andfow Smith, Capt.
ThomaS Mc1QMnn. -- -, -,
, 1877-04-17


NDG PRoDUCTs-Wera unusually active. and e1.
ciledly higher The market WAs really huoy4nt during
Rrrster part Of the sessioo bat ruled ca1er uwsrds
suppy at tho Stock. and Liverpool reported
Avanca Of - per bri pork. IL per Tia ~ lard.
aud Gd IL mrats This tended u material edyanco
on prices herr. which hsped by the fact thst pro-
yiaona hs not fes Tho fever previously To great
~ extent as wheat. and great many who feared 70
invest further In whcas thought pork aud lard offered
= Hood proat Ia tho buyer. Tho great advAnce Ia
prcts +sFiy brought out sder md part Of tho
AAsE lDRx-was unusually active, and advanced
about $io1 per bF then fell lack 20c and closed 77o
higher than vn Saturday sales Ners reported OF !lt
: s4.s III ~ VIII s eH, r =.
Juno at al5 30 4!o. H.. Ioa! q. NO bEls. Tbs mar.
kct CLOSED MIsett1t at 815NE115 n for Tuund lots
ealh y ssl!eF APRIL! A. % sser May; sisaEt
Tr1me u,oss potk xaa mammal At sis. 75Q,aso, and
exsfa p.lms sold Il 70 brla) a. 4lD.7a. =
LAmteHes acslye. and Rl' Anrsl +na !2Nc per leo
hs. Isll back lse, md closed e7.se hIRsf than the
s:f.t e:ss: t's: :si L;
.tE:. ssss s.ca 4 o. IT, 9ssa ~ s a
81. 2, sel!sr AR5;ls 'eaT MAY, .aa
MxATs-Weru acttre and stronger: Ths trailing WA
chIoy for futures, hat thdra fi!f demand for
inaFket advanced ]saAo pes ln sympathy with
hill JS !: .e:r IL III. al
b1a long and short crars At o. and SD tcs
1xeet ptskied ha,os llbale ~ It sieSe Tho market
I'D hoiss - s.fins ts .Sjcinsa hsasss fata.ss
Shut. SAorf LSa9 tAoff
, 1877-04-17

At Chicago Customs April 10, 1877: F. ". 1Iayns
l. Co., 3 brls OF whiaky; J. s. Kirk Co., 90 tes
Of soilA. ash; Leo KalnAL, 8 cascs 0! cigars; Van
echaack, Stevenson i Raid, II caaes OF soap;
Grommes & uItrich, Is cascs OF bittcrsi ]. W.
Griswold + Co.. s cascs Of dry goods; stottAucr
Bros. i Co.. cases Of dry gooda; Field Letter +
Co., 3 cases Of dry goods; tha Chicago Stamping
Company. II boxed Of tin plate; n. D. Wells q
Co.. cask Of r1vcts; Carson, Pirie. Scott 4 Co..
cases OF dry goods; Fullor i Fnlter cases Of cx.
tsact4; Burley & Tyrrcl,, Sc pigs easthenware; j.
v. Farwcll Il Co., . cases dry goods. Amount
collected, 81, $40. 10,
, 1877-04-17

HxrORTs FROM TIE sHABOAHD.
Tho following were tbs exports from the four
leading cities Of the Atlantic seaboar for The dates
named.
, 1877-04-17

GOLD AND GKHENNACKR.
Gold was 1U7s6l1o7f In gEecnbackg.
oreenbacls wcre oak0o:4 cents on the dollar
In rnf4
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-09-23
A BOLD TRAIN ROBBERY!
SIXTY Thousand Dollar. Captured.

y the arrival of the train from the
East this morning, We learned that the
express train which left San Francisco
on Sunday was robbed on Tuesday
NIGH, Just q short distance east Of
Cheyenne. by what appeares an or
ganized band Of twelve men. by using
4 red light, the train was brought to n
halt when it was instantly boarded by
the band of robbers, who not Only went
through the express car, but also
relieved the passengers OF all their
spare change, realizing it is repor.
ted about 100000 rs the result Of
the evenings work. This amount
would probably have been largely
swelled had they been successful in
efEec;iug aH entrance to the express safe.
but all ciIOits IN that direction were un-
awaiting. The failure to get moro
liberal draft OH Wells, Fargo & Co. WAS
probably wha: led to the forced con-
tributions from the passengers.
Damages of financial nature are
the only ones reported rs haTing re-
suited from the raid UPON railroads.
The Black Hills are said to be located
som, ..hcIe ont in that section Of coup
try. and their population is troubled
with disease kncwn rs impcsut los
inv