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New-York tribune., 1877-05-30

SPICES in iohlinr ,lemnnd q


Gls so goe oye Saa SSIS Mt Il i5e cs
sia-China Lignea II i.al3 ac I.atayia u a,33c. cal
ouila "inser & 0ias Alrics1 Sagei. &c; IsWaS. IT.
%f1s ali sod i'"i' ' D'''a and f'""AS N"'Ds' '0~'''
sTEARIN- Market dull and unchanged 107sdl0l2c for
Prime 10 Choice Westerns loalo'c for City in hhds and
sUGAR-Raw grades were very firm and quite active
sales csrgoes Musc6vado arrive private terms iS0
and 100 hhds. Porto Rico sad 0sc Ceba-Iuieror Com
m9n h'ns % gsg spa; f % etPf s e. SSc o Go os
107c Ccnlrfuz al l0pali ae.; Moasses hds and boxes
9, sqs.c. Nos; 10 t9 ~ loa lobe Nos ~ % n 1890
White Ii.ai2asc. Porto Rico ennlng, Common Prime
$50 l0c; Grooery Fair to Choice, l0i2G 0c Braz bsss
9io'c:: c. Mana SnpcrioT aud Exlz "a superOS 9saoe
S i6sIc fesai IN emaGS ana fm "As II Ia re-
Yellow IoSalitci Crushed use; Cut Loaf l-sc; Pow
TAiLOW-MarkeI steady salos $4,000 b Prime, SAC.
lueS and ic Tor iea sts 200 hhds seed ear has
gaad gSR % %Sa5c 800 S seconds
Iiers &C. and So lOs cases lsl5 reane yan.a l4@
WALEBONE Las declined, with sales lately a; 80 2j for
wHIsKY-MarSet steady; saos, 100 bbls.. 81 1l2 p
@ have l9ery M been Saet and and more Or
easier hgnes Texas has soa very l,ry at Ic recent 49,:
Giot a .u h6er ,icw are above ro'e Of buy
ers Fall Is dg and nominal & Forfign wooIs are are
quote: ONO Penusylvauil. and Virginia xxx and Pick
Hts fic NO 3 Gede common, $o5$2c c6ah9s l7q5.c
NewNork, Michigan, Indiana. AMI Wsconain-XX $G@ioe
X3iG31c; No }, @ia3lc; no. =, NHjjc.. Common, 1OD
BE- Combng, ijd50t Iowa, Vermont and Il.nos-H aud
XN, &c; No. l. 35G 5Sc No. ., 5O0331 Cpnbag 4JU
Missouri, Keltucky and Tenntssce-H ahed Fleece
339.sc.; Unwashel 2i12ic; Unwashrd comb ne 3O151c
aslied-Chu iO0i2c. Ear - iur Inferior aud
BURY, 25a33c; Puied-NowY York CITY Extra POIcd 3J@
3gc.; super Pulled 80 SO; Lambs Pulled, 33G33c.
Woslem super and Extra 23a32c Country lSIra Pulled
3jUiOc.: Super Pullcd "a ioC Lambs fG,led 27N5Jc
New Mexican and C0loIad0-Washed, l7c22c unwa5hed
lI0lSc.; Black, i20l,c. oregon and southern state--
UHWasled ClOthing 2Tn33c.: UnYa-hcd Combing. 2TD
34c. COmbng 3Gajjc Caliiornin-SprIng CLIP nne, %
medium 23G2Sc; low grades ami bury, 3d2Dc; Fan
Cnp \ J. lJdl9c. low gIsaes and bury, l2dl5c. Texas
Eastern. 2Oa 25ri Medium, 2o023c; Vine western 10
a. MDflu
Cape Hope, 3ju3Sc.; Huenos Ayrcs Serino and
JG3.G MouteyldeO MGiiuO AMI htotNh 3O01ic
Australian Clothing 40 JOc: Combing, 45Gl1c.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-30
COTTON MARKETS.

GAryEsTos. Nay 29-Cotfon dull Mif,ing 10osc Low
HnClng, lGlC. Coed Ordinary 9kc net RECEIPTS t2 bales:
exports coastwise - blos ses ll3 baes stock 2b ~
bales
NORFOLK MAY 2o-Cotton dull; Mdding lOss7IO c. net
800 bses eoast1ise 45j bacs sales, 6U
balrsi sIOck, 64GU bales.
BALTIMORE May 20.-Couon quiet; Middling, 115isc Low
Middng lO'c Good Ordinary 9'4ci net receipts, uaes
bas experts coastwse 100 bales; sales, 30 bales;
sock, 5,JU2 bales.
CIVcNNA1L May 29-Cotton steav; MidGhng lose; Low
Mid1ng lOleC; Good Ordinary. Sac receipts. 81 Dalos
shipments SlS bales sales p bales stock, TO- 62 bales
WINNGTOS, May 29-CCtton quiet Miding, lolic.; Low
Nhdng 9vic.; Good Ordinary, Jc., net receipts, bales
sales, j. bales stock. 1915 bales.
MEMPHIS, NAY 29COtlon quiet Mdllng lO'sc receipts
10 bales shpments 6IS bales; sales, 200 bales; stock
2j.3O3 bales.
AuGusTA. May S9-Cotton firm; f'itdlng 1O1c. Low
Mntpg lOc Good Ordinary, vc; receipts II Daes saies
l5I bales.
iIosroS Mey 29.-Cotton dull Mdding II asc; Low Mid
ding lO3sc: iO0d Ordinary, 1885,: net receipts 2@4 bales
gross. 2.ti bales; stock. lH,l7l balcs.
NFWDKfFANs May 29.-COtOn quiet; Mltchng, lOS c.
NadhBs, l0iic; Cool Ordinary 9c net receipts. 527
bales JJ2 bac exports 10 France, iJS bales;
1900 balcs stock, 1860 bales. - -
NOBILE~ May 29.-Coion unehangel MilAlins. l0lsc.
Low MlliDg, CSC. Good Ordinary, &C.. net receipts
bales exports coastwise 50i bales sales 300 bales stock
SAyASSAn May 29-Cotton quiet; MidiIng. lose; Low
NIddnng Osr.: Good Ordinary J7sc, net IecUDts 2lJ
bales sales 40 bales; stock. j,526 balos.
LOUISVILLE, Iay 29.-Coton steady; Midtllg, lO'sc.
HuADEIPHA, May 2g.-COtI0n firm; Ndtuc, J, SC; Low
Midlng, 1885, Cord Ordinary, lO' &C. Gross receipts, Zf
bales sales slir rels. Dos bales stock. 5,,5 bales.
CUARfF~Tos May 2g-Coifon quict tlid0lng fO5c. Low
Middnl 10 as Good Ordinary. Oc net receipts 10 Oalc5
sales, 100 bales STOCK. 1,lO9 bales - -
81 Louis. May 29-COttOn unchangeii MlCting lO'-c
NJ ddlag lnls; Good Ordinary, 9sc receipts. % bales
shipments, 23s bales sales jsj bales stock, l25I bss
New-York tribune., 1877-05-30
PROPOSALS FOR LIGHTHOUSE SU
PLIIs.
TIfI@s
1REAsrRY DEPARTNRNr,

OfflcL OF IiiE BGBIuOt ~ EoAEp 7
SEALED PROPOSALS for furnishing iighiGonse snppies
for tae yesr ending JaDe 30 ISIS gl cr.cs0i atths o.
Tue supplies usoea consist gass cninners q;
rioU, ile whnns a1d 3hsr se'iiag naei1a 'ra ass
too bTOos. dGsters IA lapy otter article ali
BIDS which lhid tho ofcas Il ae Ligat
house 1sPeciocs Al Bps!o2 io JN'S' De- ,iaol Isii1' a.
Samples Of al u articles ra rs s b. open 20 insec-
a. iho olce Of lhe Jisb fose nscoi as Io,g ias:
tlsVNeis iEeEt viii ~ eolpaT, o, iiic Ls-..l Ia.
sample IN every respect, ,fii D. rcjec'eS'.
it"a ard tbs r'' crisnen ad te pFov ~ 50 III ~ -.
cepie Dy the SrgTal5 0 ils treasury am the acc2miany-
leG and ie yidf or t8se "a ~ i.Ithsr o'htlhct WI
be recuic iAr articles cVif3c;e Tor nust D. pfnisbrd
or,..r, te i<.iossa tori fe enurs qulatiiiss
.eh psassssl is.sst b. l oi iorn to provided sy
In cas- si r1 nv r s.yersi m.b-rs 4 the irm' Tho
,n,. i,.sf H. h.. bYd m the sim OF two
thousand dollars $1,000 ur ionn or which Wi a.So be isr'
I'M lon ssueG hy tie person or persoas nakiog
Tie pltI9St, as ~ rp or WMt an avg Df tnV Hllels'
i ;Gcea,y sia De- cera,,i ~ i otsr G. me 6ovrgn;
seal which seal ana' Do sf'i 10 er a rssl on ~ Ger
portion o. Tire articles My or awarded udrr The proposal
and .0r ie init1i " o. l@.es g. w. SC g. an xoer e
O. el for the puro ose by i' or aud the oi an ~
tract the option 81 the or bclie "f lu,i De % 20
charge nj the Lighthouse depot al Iompkira'liS.
Tie allure 20 comply with any one ,rcr urd,r fe
tract viii operate erl.iar o. ac entire Yesaii oi 40
such qlaniit OF articles sa 'cUeeoriry a. ap
py me asae9pey @ & ras c, y s III H. ii % @ an @c n % %, 5s
ioani necessary 10 pay for suea articles.
CSTTaeis sl 5c sSar.s Oily e. o.iaI .isi
manufacturers 81 OF deaeF, 10 he "'i,.es t's 90 80 - I
lect any J ali Dd ,r 10 "aNe r'ieT h - "e'' 10 w
tor Tie Interests VI tbo GOV Dfobi 10 40 - I'sc.t
Proposas should DE aaqpese 10 ,ne M % nan VI onpse" nm
Myl9 S,2IiIt J. q. NALhEii Naval secretary.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-30

tempting to attract buyers This state of things
continued until Friday, when the return OF more
Springke weather operated against Sellers and prices
suffered further reduction. The holiday Character of
the weeks tre bas caused business 10 e eouiewat do
suory, bat transactions show n decline Of thfpc sh
ings quarter the week. The yas 0f hoaiing
ports of call have been rather more numerous
but inquiry has extremely inactive, both for
and maize and prices have been against sellers
for both arcles Thesales of English wheBt last week
were 81 1877 quarters at 6ss 3D. AGAINST 95S quarters
44s lid. the previous year. The imports into the
kingom for the week ending May 10 were 37Ss6l cwts
of wheat and I9S,632 cwts OF Hour.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-30

Money on call was easy at 2a2l2 per cent on Stock
TxcIaIige collateral and - on Government bonds
Prime commercial paper is last quoted. and so are
the rates of domestic exchange llIo United States
Treasurer at Washington received TO-DAY 5000, 900
National bank mates for redcmptiOn. The customs
receipts were $500. 900, and internal revenue re
cents S2aO 900. The following Is the Clearing
house statement to-day Currency exchanges SOD
71S1 70: currency balances ~, ,259, ,S73 ; gold eX
Changes S4. .4J4Gi8 gold balances, $s21,6lo.
Government bonds weTc fairly active and lower
in certain issues Registered skies OF 1881 fell 20
1ll3s, and new 1868 20 Ill, coupon 1O-4Os to
ll3l4 and new fivcs 70 1115s. New 4l2s were firm
az lOs2 for coupon issues and currency SKIES higher
al I011o We annex latest Street quotations:
New-York tribune., 1877-05-30

Prime a2lc,. Choice: state hrkins lsa20c, Fair to
Prise; 2@r. Choice Welsh ibs. lJ0 Sc, Common
10 Pune l9d20c Choice Western tubs algc Cgnmon
10 Prime l7c Choice; Western frkius lsdl5e. Fair to
Prime; lG0l7c., Choice; Western Creamery. 20n
g2c, Good 10 P1mo: 22fs23e. vers Choice.
CHEESE-Market stll irregular aud in blyers favor; de-
mand only is prassht qqireneis state fsety sGl2 c
Pair TO Choice. he. -Elncy Ease. SKINNED; Dairies
ga IL 2c, Common To Prime 5osc. SKINNED western Fac
tory, 7d9c. Co,nHon; ,9aalec God o PRIME; lOElic,
Choice ami Fancy EG-SiOcks not lIrgc prices again
higher though uqniry neierato Long island and New
JerseY IL o lsc; STATE Pennsylvania la ci West
ern 10 latter choice Choice Canada lOGlb ac
demand JitaG9lc. for Carolina aud
Hic for Lonsi RangOOn in bond sr3 c gold Messrs
Dan 1afnasci- the following cofnparlsOns Of
Chafsion and prices here at equal dates for
rnst hrnaN Nnara.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-30
D,pioeno Toticfs.
peoposa!s
PROPOSALS FOR PAPER PULP PRO.
i DUCED by THE DESTRUCTION BY IMAGINATION
OF GOVERNJENT SECU
BUREAU OF ENGRAvIs0 AND PsINTIsG,
Al MnN II lAIT y


BUREAU OF ENGRAvIso AND PsIsTIsg,
WASHINGTON, May II, lSl7.)
Sealed proposals Will be received az tins Office until the TIN
July 1871 ~ O'Clock for the purchase o the ac
cumulaOn OF Pulp Amounting 10 about seven hnird
COO Of wet and 5 tons OF ary) proluc.d by the
mlceaon OF United states nOts and securities ADD revee
stamps. The pulp bo the premises adjoining tho
macerating house the iteLo south OF The Treasury
Department building
Proposals viii received either for the whole lot or for
quantities less hundred wea ton 10 osn
sist OF thousand ponnds the lacking and removal OF Tho
tn be AT TIE expense 0i the purchaser. -
permit for The removal OF quantity WI bo
issued from Tits Office upon tie amount in nen therefor
being DEPOSITED win the Treasurer, any Assistant Treas
OF the United states. uDill The whole fenovo
The whole OF pulp Is De removed within three
months the of the award. and upon reasonable
grounds shown small extension of tina viii be permitted
satisfactory bond will bereluiTe % be execuiol and od
within days after the award for the faithful performance
Of the contract.
The night reject al OF the bids reserved.
Tn. pOpOsa should be indorscd Proposals for Pulp"
MyZJW6t EDW'D MCPHERSON, Chief OF Burean.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-30

The cable adyices were not important to-day. IN
London consos opoucd and closed at 911lC though
1lliur AT a5llG in the interim. United States bonds
We're steady: sxty-seycns, 100 ten-lortes, 10sl2;
nrV iyes lO7, and now 4los at 1876 American
securities were lower; New-YOrk Central down 10
So, limos Centlal TO 55i2 and Erie prcfcrTed to
IGl5. common closing at Gl2. The Bank OF In
Gland reported no movement today and there
-,1s no quotation for money. In Paris the
French fge per pcr cent rcntos closed lower
az 1Ol 10. and sight exchange on Lon
don M 25.l6ig. Here the foreign exchange
market was dull and firm above the specie ,ipping
I0int Actual rates are ~ S70Ti s7l9 and - o0l2
1a.sl so. Nominal rates below. Gold was quiet and
steady and devoid of feature. The sales were at
lO65s and 1864. On gold loans the leading rates
were L. D. y, aud lat for borrowing Inc ASSIST
,,t Treasurer paid out ~ 100 in com interest on
tl,puhiic debt and $4,000 III redemption OF callcd
bonds, The DAYS bueiucSs of the Gold CleatmS
Department of the Bank of the state of Newly ork
covered: Gold cleared. T22 6j9,OOO; gold balances
81 .Ogl .737; currency balances, Tl,OI'.ooC. Inc
gold quotations were as follows: ~
lO......lO63i .lOO'i 3.--.''.'l USs
The closing rates tOr foreign exchange are as fo-
New-York tribune., 1877-05-30
IMPORTS AND EXPORTS.

WASHINGTON, d. c., May 29.-The following
comparative of tho imports and exports OF
the United States for The month ending APRIL 1877 and
for the ten months cnde, the time, compared with
like data corresponding periods OF the year immo
dateiy preceding Specie values. Corrected to May 30
1877 Prepared by the Bureau OF otatsticsl:
New-York tribune., 1877-05-30

..,o;r beng off" unless off the track, and prices
III, saored away. AT the time we write the
,s,eormafon in regard to the Pennsylvania Train is
-, confused and we do not know whether IL is
,;,b,raur or not but If IL rs, 1t is not because
" ho trains which caused the troubles in the West"
..l,on off a. we have the authority OF the Presi-
- Of the Wabash Railway Company for saying
;t 81 Iouis train is not and will not be withdrawn'
lo coal sales to-day OF were factors In the
onlaton in the stocks of the companies Interested
rrhe first reports from the Pennsylvania oompanys
cole showing an Improvement in the prices for large
.;7o. over its March SALE set some of the bears to
iuving. among whom was one prominent operator
- hos heretofore believed in "blue ruin" bnt
s.arecly had he succeeded in purchasing some 5000
.horcs Of Delaware, Lackawanna and Western stock
:, =, advance of about u per cent, before the
- renort came showing falling off of A2 cents
g., stove size, and % cents for chestnut. This
o,sd rather a setback, but prices nevertheless
rld remarkably steady till the news arrived from
4bo Delaware Lackawanna and Western sale, which
sboU.d decline ranging from ~ 10 Typ cents
- ton when the real business of the day
N these stocks commenced. But owing to the
iorge closing up of short contracts prces dlu not
TieN AZ much as they otherwise would have DONE
ar,e range of the day as follows: Delaware,
4 Iackcwanna and Western. 42841 id42$sd4 III l2iD
aT8tG O12d405s; Delaware and Hudson, 10 's'@3I
ssa7le and Morris and Essex, 6906IaD67's. IL is
:" be presumed we shall hear no more reports that
DO coal companies can get new dollar back for an
l1 one al the prices of to-day.
Owing to the cause before referred to, the trunk
Inc shares all opened mp strong, hut later sold on
and closed weak mt a fractional rally. Central and
HnAson sold at 91Ss0917s 7sa01Q9l Il; Lake Shore
a. I9iol 1850 1850 7s and Michigan Central at
~ n05S .,1639it OF fhe Western stocks, Chicago
,rd Alton exhibited the greatest decline in selling
st rs against s3 yesterday. Rock island and st.
t,ieads SO that the first only declined to
gSSg3It and the latter to 4Ssia4 49ls. North
Western common sold at 21A02O7s, and the
rr.ferred at 4912a4SI5 ISL. Western Union was
itegdy and duh at G3l i3G3asG G8063li, and Pa
ci6c tiail erratlc at 20lfG207sd 07s@Z06e. Ex-
presses were quiet ana Steady.
rbe sales at the las call-3:I5 p. m.-of tho Open
BOARD were: 100 Central and Hudson OH 400
like Shore. 1919; 800 Rock Island 93ls; 100
Western Union 6$ls and 100 Pacific Mail, ZO's'
e6Nst OIL TIE MARKET AT TIE STOCK EAChANGk
Cipsing iais ShereS
al sSyC
New-York tribune., 1877-05-30

1 SHARED I'm The Gimnsss spos and
Ionts was noted sales YESTERDAY after y inJune 800
% cO6 II 10 $50 IN aiy 80 ILL; 400, ll.lG
200 ii5 August So9 LIZ 9g9 ids sss6Sss,sGieI sSo sie
sss ,4iay 1ip 10 D. u--say 100 ll17 Jae 100 ILL
iSc iIS 500 lib 300 lst IA 800 II I6 500
200 li$ 500 lii5 900 Ills lO0 6 M iS9 200 i2q iSi
s00 u 400 ii2S; August 100 Ill 200 li22; 4og
III Is 500 1875 400 l2G; loo ~ 100 ii.23i 9o9 @
20 scptember 100 lib 300 Ills 0etceeg @ GS gVR 6, ~
100 III o2 total l3 $50 bales grand total Z5oVo paes
ris, cali toaay+ NAV GOO Ill5 June, 500 lIli AVY
Is; July 300 il2O, 100 IL ~ A1gsL & i&oo 80 5G
bales Second oalsepteber 100 HE total i0o paies 1a
Tir call-Jnne ZOO 20; July 100 l20 AugusL SUI
ii2S 100 ii29 October 100. lLOS total 300 bales
TIhe ret al lead
New-York tribune., 1877-05-30

DRUGS AND CHEMICALS are no further Isa We
fnres of note; business quiet and prices uihiisro,
onote Opium 50 30. currency, duty paid anu ~
gold in bond Morphine at 50 2JdS5 so ounihe ~ ~ % U
snehor AT 81 3l sd. Alcohol aE&2 l6os22Q BAsn iVi
al L0dsl 6O; Nitrate S0da ~ V0es3 gold pof IVV Di
New-York tribune., 1877-05-30
THE MARKETS.
[Careiuy reported Tor FHR IMarNR'I
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per Norm Rtvsr. Yesssis. Hnd Rdttro'fs.
GENURAL MARKET REPORT.

NNA
" -
ASHES IN small demand 40 4'f@' O. IVi rus anu W"
Bi;SWAX quiet and unchanged at 3I2a32 &c foI West
oIn ana SoilIiit'n Short Groe,
Brush. 7cSc Green libr gag i2c Medium Green 34Oo'
Red am leIpit&t; ~ So rr, have re,,,, firm. the
bL lidlINu 1A isoi - ~.
dfl rs ia'' PRIV
H'Ids--l l"Nis'IaN h.o -,,i' ~ pl'ila'
Fronts, Cfut0n brown, -; ""ih: 81 ~, 49, ".i'
livery nciNlcd SE"S' h't"'i Oi "!'i'H' IN. ~
Fronts. CtmeI REMAINS s-r'N. Wv. -
dale ~ ~ aii ioI @ eo 20 ,,, stepr and =. ~
cat- snr tt a'c ~ 'es '''' , 'i ~ ~ 81 "a" al
for Finishing, Wine SI''e CtN"y1 l N' q ~ O "L-
Finishing | 4@No i O.ti ~ =. wv m ;, o.; ,,.c Te
uaspTtd, but In Q'os.D-e CHANCES hi'c 't"eH l.'o'
and no now l.!il.t7 c4H oe Ji',t.i,': ~
spruce al 1lS@f+t lyt Iite"ul si-, ~ 80 80 "a
choice lengths, lA l.3y.' g it"; 'l' , ., ',
WHITE lIne SInGeI ~ l'' o'i,,Ss if 81 t q, ~" ~ o
t0x aud ~ SO !or 10Y Isit9 IlHAs tMDeI 81
cs-O AcilpN fl'- Si'fs 80 Z .''
&C., - t-t' s.-e,Ss a. 5s, Ga i,,'t,,,.i U.lrnf
IlcWn u pet. - " ~. In ~. STo'
Slodsf9 = NJ Ns| | W., . go s.,,,t - -, ,o' I
p,f, -, ~. ~ - 1a. 5'. N,hiteSnod ssr5'
80 TO- 20 i iiO-'- ,@. 7-''E' Wv - ~ W
eeol lch, W slpcN. D..o,. ooc ,ta-.,,ti,o
' = = 49, l[,!,l9 5i. ,irt as H. az, 2s Ito20c
.-I 10 o'.lv.;; - .'
m ~ u o,t.F
i "a -l.I'' ..i ti,,r.,l 49,
ehAt-C J., Dooi - - -. ,i' (
90. N,fldto xst,' eie,J and iyest N9n,a t,as =,
ithi71 4N'i''
C14neiIanl ,o., &@ia @ iloI!'"t 'H oie' @ e.'' % &
-ihlhI@sl l'' - -'-Fi
ware .ha" "t.,nS "' , ~ - ,its, T5i fri =. S,rr
- O'V IONS VI
- - ~, i5 30 - -sl f,i stow. .ud tl.
It1i' Una s''.r X for IItiui, ~ - - Ion
al q H. -t,., - IN
New-York tribune., 1877-05-30
RANKING AND FINANCIAL.

OFFICE OF HoroHKIss & BUENHAN. ]
Commission stock Brokers, No 80 Bl1ad,st.
NEw.YoRK. May 16, 1917
NAYrEp.-froxies Oh Michigan Central Rail
road Stock 10 be used at the next annual election. We
will pay for same ouehalf OF orc per c'nt.
HOTCUKIss & BURSHAM.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-30
MANANA MARKET.


U,vava. Nav 2g.-SugIT quiet AMI Grn. spanish 1o.1'
2-J 10 L-Jai. EA,lau-, quiet ana irh
New-York tribune., 1877-05-30

PHILADELPHIA Nav 29.-Woo Market bare prices frn
Ohio ?eBn~vyggia, Vest Virginia SA and above, AZ
4Jc Y 4Oal2c; Medium. 4204j.. Coarse. J3 3oc New
Y0rk Michigan. Indiana, and Western flne, 53a3f nc;
Medium 2eni2c: Coarse 33d3j".. COmDue, WasicG i5a
Doe: do Unwashed. 33G37 &c. Canada Compng t3a3Oc;
line I-uwa .hed Zja27c ami Medium d0 2302sc:
l,hod 3J04Oc. Colorado Washed lS020c 90, Un
washot l6o l7c. MrlilO Pulled 53 3q35c NO l
and SUPER Pulled. 5}GJc.; Texas, Fms ami Medium lOG
2Sc lGGl5c, California, tsuc aHi Medium lo@5Vc
Coarse, lSn22c.
PRINT CLOTHS MARKET
Providence H. L. May 20.-Prnt Cloths quiet, firm and
unchanged.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-30

". V Prices. Fair TO Prime 1s6S 6G6's SAT
SABT-Finc grades IN dcalanh aud hrm Balk grades
quiet but steady qliOte AsltoD's FBe, ~ So sick
lggns's do 81 so Worihngtons aud Marshaiia 81 200
81 2J Deakns 81 25u 81 other brands 81 lO0Sl 10
Liverpool GOund 6jd7Se: rurAs Island. SOC; ST. Aarlin
SOC
ssItIEsGoat have been dull and weak; Deer quite active
and
New-York tribune., 1877-05-30
c,n.,.n rnlcrs nr rurI.AnFIrnIA sTocKs.

Total sales for the day IN -
7C stcr 80 daYs O- Ouyei % Gays. 1920 Sc'i 'V
.ays. 34S. seller 90 days.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-30
NEW-YORK AND HAYANA DlRECT MAII

~ STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW.fORh
sOUTHAM PTON. AND BkEA ~. .....
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Ocean STEAMERS.

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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-08
INDIAN RING WORK.

Almost daily last week reports we're sent
out from camp Robinsonb Nebraska; an
nouncing the departure from Spotted Tail or
Red Cloud agencies of numbers Of lodges Of
Indians, who, it was alleged, abandoned their
homes because the government was about to
move them to the Missouri river. We
firmly believe that these reports were 6cti-
tious-that they were manufactured and sent
abroad for effect, while the head chiefs Of
these Indians were at Washington obeying
the instructions of the ring by protesting
against the contemplated change. Post
traders, agents, contractors, f%reighters, inter-
prefers, army officers, squaw men and the
Union Pacific road are a powerful combiDa-
tion andall are striving to prevent their re-
movals because it is money in their, pockets
to keep the Indians where they are. This
motive does not perhaps, actuate the army
officers in Gen. Crooks commsnd in their
effort to hold thislarge body of Indians in
its present location. Their removal to the
river will take them out Of Crooks depart.
ment and when they are gone that gallant
fighter and his subordinates will b deprived
of their vocation. Thsre will be left little
for them to do. Hence the opposition Of
The army to the contemplated change is ID
ded to the opposition Of individuals andcor'
pora,ioos fnasaially intsrssted n their ~
y H-FE 1rrH .AIEarA
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-08

But for the forethought of Gen. Ord the
movement of Lieutenant Bulls across the
Rio Grande, with one hundred men in pur-
suit of . band Of Indians, woald have re-
suited in q conflict between American and
Mexican troops and the opening of . series
of general hostilities along the border. Gen.
Ord's forethought consisted. in keeping =
large force Of cavalry under Col. Skater,
within supporting distance Of Lieutenant
Bulls. The Indians were apprissd of the
coming of the one hundred men and broke
camp and fled, while . body Of two hundred
Mexican troops advanced to attack the in
vading Americans. They drew of, however,
upon discovering the presence Of Col.
Skater. and bloody conflict was averted.
A very little breeze would fan into destroy
ing fame the fires of animosity which are
smouldering along the border and Gen. Ord's
.precaution has at least delayed the day of
open hostilities.