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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-30
OFFICIAL RECORD OF REAL ESTATE rRAHsFE

OFFICIAL RECORD OF REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
YEw-YOEK CITY.
B0ornan place Go 81 1857; Simon August ard oo
wife 10 Charles i Nuengng
22i Sit & { W o OJi: ave, i6SN"S.J; HeiyW
5erher = Il wife y Brlcher y olllsl
Isl ave- W = 2SSii it Of .0,h ST. IJA14i oeesel Bern
nal am! Flora Harks NOhnal
Catiarine-st, " 4, IA ot Mats0rs lA1x9J; ZANE 10
zane
s,,s,p' N Omnal
UighDridge ave. n e CIarcmpntave. l3UN2i9 C2ith -
Nelson Cross and Wie Ia Patrick al lyme louJo
5Sth-st 400 I. c Of SHAVE, 2OXlUO; Samuel Has
srI Ina Nile To MN q Nominal
am " Ie + 10 9one3 Z, AMER 49, 90
Bank n I, 7GliLfw OF 4tii-st, 2Sx rregueri Geo
John Patterson. y OInlal
- S-s 29l . IT Of 5thaVe lS.3SS9ll Ma!ga- .
ret RAY husband to Helen VI Macy l4,OcO
ll4trsi, u l2J Of lstlye, 2JX .UO.lU; Elizabeth
Fcg husband 10 Louisa Kaiser 3.'oO
Eauhmn,! ST. 1913 it II ithst MAR; LlHlIa
alh husband to Rachel y kGGncy Nominal
3daye II Of 52d-st, 25NlCO; Eva LaGu and .
VIM Waters Z6OOO
JohD Elfiy " .........,...... 1895
re- 10 Flt,ld,l $1,000. 1900
l6tI 81 BET 7th ard Sth,ave. z5xlOO3; W a Duer,
Tcf to- CLINTON savings BauS .............. $4,000
Arcalaiius place, 80 IL OF GcTardaye. z5Alo,
cath Paula Beer o. Artiur LecSncr; Tin.
trn.S;. g 8, l1J ft y OF stanton It, 25Xlo0; > u
Br5n neil ref 10 Henry Ncabeck 1850
lOinciaLI D. i'ohA"s' DePuty hoR'''es'
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REAL ESTATE.

Ngw-YoRK, Thursday, March 30, 1877
The following sales were offered at public
auction at the Exchange Salesroom to-day:
BIZ H. H. LudiOtr f.
brick house. with lot. 40. .13 Elizabeth It,
n ~ .2x..t; John EPfy lfZo
i 3..tory br.cN store and dwelling with ln; No 20
icr, ker-st, 1916 II Of BGwery. lot 22o@O39;
M Jas. II. MtltST
l 4stcTy and brick BIAS, NEXT, with lot, No l,UlJ I'D
S StS: .oii'i u $3.50
3 StorV and lilck basement, with lpt. No go 4 U2
S S6r $ ""' II % '''e o' 6l25
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Drookipn Real Csta!s for Sale.

DWELLING-H0USF Nos. 43 Willow-st.,
NJ ~ Hcksst ~ 81 snt 81 Sssssns. 100 aud i02 Pns
Gppest l19 ard lsI Hiluugiby At, - L7:Eyett
GORDON L. FORD, 81 Carr st., BrGcsiyn.
EOR SALE or to LEr-A large portion of
the purclas. moly mortgage II desired3s;ofy brick
DWELLING, No. - Lafayette ave; lol 22r 20.
GORDON l. FORD. VTclaTk ct, Brooklyn.
GrOR ENCHANGE-HOUS ES, brown-stone
fronts, directly AZ the rark
Ign, hT E&CHANGEo or SALE Located. &c 81 ia
ave. 5i SUD So - siarEs ave- 1873 Po,pec place ss LIN
eoln ali IA etnrsiiy located, With
all iuruveiue vOuld i part payment ota
small ROBERT :. BUSSiNG 204 Aontague.st.,
Continental Hullns BrOOSlyn, Broker n Iiee Estate.
DEnCARROLL-ST.- Large three-story, high
~ stop brick all proveinentsi excellent nssbOr-
HULASD & WHITING. Beeknlanst
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Ncm j1nblitations.

IN d. HOMES NEW BOOK, LIGHTS AND
~. SHADOWS or SPIKrUALISM In press, from
lie authors manuscript. q. ". CARLETON q CO., fuO'
fishers. ------
CAPITAL NEW NOVEL.
Is H."uy ths week. capital new novel, entitled FAITH
FUL MAR AREr, by Annie As.InOrc. Price II 90;
q. ". CARLETON & Co.. Publishers.
FAITHFUL MARGARET. ..,.-.-. .,.,,,.
story deep interest, by Annie Ashi'ofe reaoy
this week. Price II 81. ..., -, ,. ,,,,,.,
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Drooklpn propsrtp % fct.

ITO LET-3-stOry brick SCHOOL-HOUSE,N No.
4 I5S ReInsen-sf.; Jstory brick DWELLING, l1s VII
Iou.hbvst GORDON l. FORD. 81 Clark st., brooklyn
Two LET-In Brooklyn, three-stOry, basement
cellar brick DWELLING with usual improvements;
ninups fersy $25 per month Apply 70 = \. IN
DERIlILI, % COart-st, Brooklyn.
Two RENT, FURNISHED-Th fnll-siZed,
three aud basement brick house. l05 Harrison st.
opposite Christ Church h0s IN good order and Is lGly
furnished the loeqn IS cenira and very pleasant lOL mod
crate Amply on premises
Ts'O LEASE-S800.-FO ur-story, brOwn-stOne,
hiestoop no SIS, ZsjJ fPt, lot 100 fctt stuGe
1npet, Brooklyn, SeygnfhaVe, and the hleh
Thtl-st. the
leading the This the highest
ana heathul of the whole tity The houses
first class I'm every respect perfect order aud immediate
pOSsesson be given Apply ~ j. II. khNDEL & son,
III broadway. n. " TO IRA 4. kIMBAII corner Fifth
Ninth.st. Brooklyn.
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FuTCU VALLEY RAILROAD.

IIARRly GEBENT OF PASsENGER TRAINS Jan. !.
iS77Lesve dspots foot Of Cortand AMI DesbrUssests az
40 n n Might Express, daily. for Easton bethlehem. Al
lsntOwG azuch ChunS WEE ss6ars. t-ton. SaiIe tIdA
Ithaca Auburn Rochester, Eu1ao, Magma f3s AMI tha
West PuIlInan's sleeping coache. sttsched.
1900 KOB'T. II. SAYRE, Sup't. and Ensr
General Eastern Office Church and CJrnet Sta
n. AHfSGS Agent
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OF & iarksOn. at. up town
Commencing Jan. /, lSI7Trains leave NcW-YOrs foot n,
Libes.y-st, a. follows;
60 o. m.-Fov bennington, Faaton. Belyidsre Nauch
Chunk TanIaaua, WikcsDarce Elmra, &c. Na
$40 q. m.-FOr Easf0n Harrisburg. Asuch Chuck Tam,
qua, WIKI barre. WIiamsp9ri, sc.
1890 n and $50 E.For SorneFyle and Fleuiugtr,
D. m-For EieTBgtOn. Easton, MaGch Chnns No..
barre, Tamaqua Hazeton. Reading. PotLsyi Eaysglgr
u m.-FO Fast ~, BE. yhierr, and Caiasaulua. '~
$50 p. daiy-FOr Easto, Allentown and Harrisburg
$50 y. m.-FOr E2sOu.
HE a. ~ I2.i5 80 fl|, 5l1, 7l5. ll4j d. m '''
For trains to local POINTS see time table q, siaion&
SUNDAY TRAGNS-ieaye loot Lberty.sf. q, gaoa :,
33u l2p Bound Brook and intermediate no,n,- a..
at 80 .. Esstol. Reading aud Haritsbnrg -
Trans leave for ier AiaD"y, bed R3Ik Inng Branch
o. an Grow &c. from foot LDerty.sL Sla 1I4k m
Ala b:lb n. M Zoo, ClarNron B., ii Il, IA, -
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Gieambodts ano Railroads.

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Honsa,oo;.
Ip and Naueatnek Railroads Pare 81. Steamer RpInnS
PORT leaves CathsDesp atti:SO and Bdgs1Sri n
IL d. IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-30
General Passenger Agent

PHILADELPHIA Via LONG BRANCH an'
i tho NEwJERSEY SOUTHERN RAiLROAD;-E;i
lower than bv any other ComuIenclas SOYecibcr
1876 leave New.Ycrk Pier North River foot OF he
tOrs: ~ ~. 81.
il n for Philadelphia. Long Branch, Toms RIVER an
Virelana. v -, -. nj w.,
town. and TGckeltoa- " - snkOrN Gen. A@-aseL
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NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW


,,,vs f Nos IRE N 10, AND PHILADELPHTA
@ Il iso 'sa 5S &C. 95 20 20
Leave foot o. carksOn-st al lis. sl5 s5. Il.l5am.
Leave Pasdephla from station North peun.y,va,i, Pat
road Ihri and Berkssts. at 7;5o $50 $50 1873 An
Lave Trenton ior Nss orA at l2o, GAS. 500 alO, ESQ
PUN Drawing Room Cars attached to the $50 an.
and EGO D. ~ trans ad CSgLs aiS T. t9e " O'clock Md
SUNDAY THAINs- Leaye.Ns York. foot L,bcfy.st and
philadelphia, Thrd and beIkssts at go NJ go u
529 and 9i4 Broadway. the principal all oces
con Se the bToof9yn Al Bassas S' eeek roc coe %
destination. II. p BALDWIN. Gen Pass Agent
ERIE RAILWAY.
a. mZcinclnnst and Chicago Day Express Drawing
Room Coaches to BunaO and Suspension Bridge.
lO45 m.-ExDress Mai ior Buffalo with Sleeping Coaches
Paeso EHpgs; sd for y se Vet . sies%3s
na ami Chicago without charge, also Hotel Dining ears
Trains leave Chambers street Depot y. y, for
Ee%srf Si9 9 lS5o l LIE q NV a na S
Rmiheffufd PARK Passaic, e. 7:45 10 M IL noon
10 ; i5' 4 Ia o. O. - so E and - nds sun
d4Bs SV 75 s55 TO- iGG a. ana H. II aoo las
,, $i5, $40 $50 5, s:i56 C;i5 $50, +: ana ID
"p sureIn g 5s5 1913 a. m sA5 g. CT r m, u mia.
night. Sundays, C. $780, 10 m, 145 $50 aud y
cornWSl, r. M, $50 i:3op u Sundays. $50 a. N
SoT5ureb, :, lo:45 a H. $50. 4:3op. m. Sundays $50
Kingston. $3.50 ?. D.. Sun'.aTs, $50 a.
Coshen 7:4j 9, lo4J $50, $40 isO. T. sun.
days, s, $50, 10 a. M; go, p. IN s,.n.
aiddieown 7.i5 o. 1915 2 Sl5. 49, p ~ snndayS
q so 10 70 D. Tho and 80 j. n trlins con
Icct with and Midland Railroad at Msn IT.
Port Jeryis. ., l0A5 430. D. H. Sundays, SO ~
=. No. snd7 p. IN ~.,.---. -. - -. -, =
bsfore An m leave twenty tITd ST. fifteen minutes earlier
tlan above time; tr,ns having ChamLer.si on quarter
ho1ts eave Twenty thrd-st. Grty minutes earlier bu2s
leave vrgty tbirS 9.ij and DAD cGnrcctng vlh
trains eaytq Chambers ST. at 10 o. ard l. midnight
Tckcls Tor passage and fOI Apartments Va DTaglugrogn
and Sespug Coaches be obtained and orders for tho
checking Of Baggage Ray be left Al the Coan!s
Oces Zoe 23y aOl b2J and 957 Broadway: no Courtsy
Rroc X lvu. and AZ the Company IepOts. -o-
EXPRESS from the West arrive IN Ne"'ior AZ "a
q N . 2I0 anal 755 D. N.
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TnSnN RIVER OPENED,

Is
FL PEOPLES LINE STEAMERS for Albany
will cave Pier no H. Mott River THU RsDAi, March
20 at 6 D. m Freight received on and after to-day.
: T.. MAYO, General Passenger Agent
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gitp proDertn 90 Get.


A NEW PRINTED LIST of furnished and
"A unfinished houses tO is ready also choice
AID bass mentS corner Broadway aud oUth
81 JOSIAH JEX, l,2J5 Broadway
GTORE. 3S7 CANAL-ST., near Peoples Bank;
- immediate possession. Inquire OF
MILLER & Co.. 3 Unionsquare.
VBNO LFT-Brown- stone HOUSES, west side,
4 $500 10 81 O0G: APARTMENTS, 500 t0 l.OOo send
fr sale. 600 to e2ju0O this Is 30 per cent on
j. ". STEVENS. roadway and flty second St
ITO LET-rO Out-of-tOwn manufacturers.
4 OFFICE Prd SAMPLE ROOM in the extra light first
loft and Canssts, 3D. o3goite Eares lote Apply
H. DOUGHTY, SCI CaHasf. or on the premises, al
Ock; letters severed with qua ram
Two LET or FOR SALE-Several brOwn-st0ne
HOU rs near and below hr PARK, 5000 10 $4,000 TO
LET 500 5000 Apartments zj 10 800 per month in
al the u town hLlllings; send tcl lst
J. ". STEVENS, Erutiway and Ftfty+sec0Bdst.
rNO LET-Elegant brown stone and brick
HOUSES Madison and side streets near the PARK,
three and tour stories cabinet rnSh, with mirrOra &c reHt
90. Apply 20 J. 4. WOODS Office North
America Company II and l9 Warren st. New
York between | and o'eiock.
cAnn RENT-Ncatly fTescOed, three-stOry,
% stNIO brovn-stOnp. East 1S b-st ith ave.
rutland WHITING EeekmaD-st.
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NOgTUERN RAILROAD OF NEWJRRsEY

Trals leeYe LnEleW00d JIstr. PltTWOn aHl NJ n
T. s45 ~ J. D. s. 4i3, j3c, ESQ., 1870 p. my and satard
nights oly a. l:30 D. sundays 4. gnd ESQ p.
Manuel Sprng valley and AOnsey, 70 - y.
JSO. =. ABBOTT. Gen1 Pass'r Agent, New YORK
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NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, &C.. Farc, 81
~ steamers leave Peckslp daily (Sndays eNceptedh
New Haven at and p. m, connecting WIZ road.
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ASK FOR lICkEfS VIA
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILRO

CITIZENS LINE STEAMERS For TROY
" FIRST TRIP. THURSDAY, March %. and rsgrlsr,
thereafter from Pier 80, ~ r.. daily except saturday s,s
n IN
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NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD -Comnsnclns Dee. 20 1873
through trains VIII leave Grand Contra Depot:
7:l5 Western and Northern Express VITA CRAVING
u CanaEdaiguS. "A.
$50 a. H. Special Chicago and Ct louis Express With
drawing and Buffalo also, Through CN
II. Louis.
IIC0 a M northern and Western EIpress ..-
$50 D. m, Special Albany. Troy and western Express;
arrive al Buffalo, $40 n N -. ,u,..-,. -
500 D. M Express with sleeping ears for WATERFOWL ana
Csnnpdaisus Also fcr Montreal VIA Plattsburrh.
s:30 M, Pacific Express daily WIN sieePlhsfSa i'f
and Iouisy lie; also Chcaso, VIA both l. s and NJ c.
pnilrnsds and 10 Montreal via 81. Albans.
HOO o. m Express, with sleepingcaTs Tor Albany 'Na
Troy - -,-.,--
o5o Del and Broadway, and WeStcotI Express Co.
0sces no Park place. 1855 and 942 broadway Ne~foFs'
and 1913 W gton ST., Bro0Slyn -, ,,..... .u..,
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DOR SALE OR RENT-On easy terms, q
EOR SALE or EXCHANGE, AZ ACRES,

/ sonh side Of staten Island healthy and yer TaletG
with extensive and land very choice caOI
Tor hotel or for villas easy all Oh mort
gage loan, would be exchanged unincum
bered for improved cly property.
Annfv at 10 Hillaln-st.
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apartments 6 tlnfurnisheo Rooms 10 fet

PARTNENTS to LET.-Upper part OF
n house 32dst private family only convenience
for housekeeping.
rsyO LET.-Part OF HOUSE, 2Sl Henry-st.
" " basement; rs floor, AMI two rooms III attic gas
and water rent. $50 per month.
rsNO LET-French FLAl, 100 West 3Sth-
i rooms light strictly respectable ai! modern APP
ply 6ji 6thave. cor. 3-thst. Prices reduced
TTNFCRNISHED HOUSE; location West
34hst adults Will retain their and board
In hen furnished ad unfinished Flats and
Iooms Apply at EVERETT LIBRARY. SOS bthave
HO!s BROADWAY, corner 4th-st., small
UsDp buIlng upper part three floors and extension rent.
$40 L. j. CA RtESTIsR 20 3favc., Bible House.
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD
- Leave NewYork nom foot Of Desorosses aud cOssas
$40 A. 10. for Washington and the west P,eh,oz.
aud the south. Pullman Paror Ne ys
Baltimore and Washington making close connection q,
Pittsburgh Cincinnati. st. Louis. Louisville Cheap r
%. M Tor Washington. and for Richmond and the eo,,.
Gordonsvllle. Pullman from NeYYork Bltissr
and Washington.
D. daily Washington. the South and west Pullman.
sleepers Baltimore and ashn gt0a MAJ.
close connections for Chicago, Cincinnati. Louisville ~
Louis Pittsburgh Tho south a)d South West ConDec
Washington with rains for LynchhuTg, FLORIDA Neg.Orean
IN.
For through tckets please COmpanys oTce, s,s
and l23s Broadway, NcwYork aud at rcset Oaices ls
OF Cortlaut and DesbrOssessis. aud Depot Jesoy CITE
ASK FOR 1ICKErS VIA "
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d SALE easy Address r. r. REED Algona, Iowa
dh( Onn CASH, or So, 200, half cash. bal
dpc,OOV ance 500 yearly, for small FARH OF eght
acres Srouds,urg, Penn, mile from depot,
on the main road brick house with five rooms IN too
ORDER house and stables Workshop hcnnery AMI
OTHER outbudngs all kinds If choice fruit trees rich land,
suitable truck farm buildings worth the money Al
Gress n. POOLE Box 81, Il. StroudstuTg, Penn.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1877-11-09
Buokinghana's Dye
FOR THE WHISPERS

This elegant preparation may be
relied ON to change the color of the
beard from gray OF any other I'M
desirable shade, to brown or black,
at discretion. 1t is easily applied,
being in one preparation, and quick
ly and effectually produces a per-
manent color, which will neither
rub nor wash off.
Manufactured by r. p. HALL & co.,
NASHUA, N. H.
Sold by all Druggists, and pealara In Medicines.
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Mules for Sale.

INIGHTEEN WELL-BROKEN first. class
IL MULES for sale, at Hartford Furnace
w. +. ANDERSON,
Jy2u Hartford Furnace
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For Sale.

A SMALL FARM OF 80 ACRES, more or
n less, with good FRAME DWELLING,
Granary and Stablng, located on the public
road leading from the Upper Cross Roads to
the Baptist Church. About acres of wood.
land and the balance cleared. There is young
Apple Orchard of choice fruit on the place.
Soil good and in desirable neighborhood
Terms easy.
GEO. Y. MAYNADlER,
Attorney at Law,
leo2o Bel Air, Nd
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1877-11-09
ICE CREAM.

THE subscriber having procured from
L Philadelphia one of Seamen's Patent
Ice Cream Freezers, of the largest size, to be
propelled by horse power, is now enabled
to fill large or small orders upon the shortest
notice, with Cream of quality unequaled
by any made in the county.
Price at the Factory, $1.1O per Gallon.
Quantities over Five Gallons, $1.OO per
Gallon.
GB Delivered in any quantity to families,
pic mic parties, &C., securely packed and war
ranted TO keep, at small additional charge
for delivery.
GB Plates, Spoons Walters, &C., furnished
free when desired.
Mr.. Joseph A. Coale has fitted up saloon
in Bel Air for the sale of my Ice Cream
Orders for Families, Pic Mics, &C., or for
Sunday delivery, may be left with him or
with the undersigned.
Orders by mail promptly attended to.
ID. p. HOLLINGSWORTH,
my4 FALLsToN, Md.
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FOR SALE.

900 ACRES OF LAND, situated in
AOO Hartford county, near the Hartford
Furnace, formerly the property of the late
Benjamin III. Williams. The land has
some good wood on it, and can be had
very cheap.
Apply to
MRS. B. II. WILLIAMS.
u14 No. 229 st. Paul St. Baltimore.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1877-11-09

"HZH Is not easily earned in these times
Vn1H@AsM but it can be made in months BY
~ any one of either sex in any part
~A of the country who is willing to
work steadily at the work we fur
nish. so6 per week in Your own town. You can give
your whole time to the work or only your spare mo-
ments. We have agents who are making over $50 per
DAY. All who engage at once make money fast
AT the present time money cannot be made easily
and rapidly at any other business 1t costs nothing
to try the business Terms and S. outfit free. Address
at once ii. HALLETT Co., Portland, Maine.
jyI3.ly&
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1877-11-09

40 TO HERRON'S, Main street and
" Port Deposit avenue, for your Goods,
where You are sure to get the worth of your
money. ie29
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-28
BRITISH TRADE REPORTS.

LIVERPOOL, April 27.-The circular OF the
Liverpool Cotton Brokers' Association in its weekly re-
view of the cotton trade says The cotton market was
active on Friday and Saturday and large business was
done at advanced rates. but the demand on Monday Tell
off and has since continued limited with declining
prices American in active request on froay ana
saturday and advanced led it has been du o anu
irregular since, aud closes generaly ilSu ~ Nv
last Thursdays quota For Sea Island tneiy nas
been more general inquiry, but prices are wtn lou;
change Futures opened in good demand, WIN mn
tied supply offering and prices advanced led u s2r
INF slpce Monday the market has been nat anu 'ncV
has been considerable desire 70 sell, amounting a.
tunes almost pressure: The decline IRON, co., ue uess
point of the ss2d for nearer and a2d tor more
distant positions. - r,, ,oo,ro,,or n, war
by Russia has caused much excitement In inc "heit
trade and prices have daily advanced at all the mksts
of the Kingdom the imprOvemen mt from the DC
Cunning of the week to yesterday being 4Gos per qur
Ter The leading European markets have advanced q'e
a. much This market to-day WAS well attended, aud
large business done in wheat AT an advance OF Is
per ntal on the curTenccs OF Tuesday Flour Vas os
per sack and 2s Cd TO 3s barrel dearer MAZE Ms
Va active demand and advance was quoco at D. PEI
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scss. 20 for Oranges and 90 Sosss for Lemons In

~ % @'i"'
sSR@fN.ror Milwaukee WHEAT prices were about Se
udas -, no. rniei ,,nef and very Winter Wheat
gIuos VI sd aSd a;e saes for city Milling, 10000 bush
tSoice for EXPORT 5000 bush. No. Milwaukee, 81 eo
noo hrsb ringraded Sprng 81 75 to specuator 5000
s o Msaukee 81 o. ali in store closing very strong
speenaSss with some %e.ts ss 1Su'C g. s,ore 800 bush
state 81 20 uacn VD scsrce and firm sales,
offered d az " 20. FEED Barley BARLEY MALT
IS4o ay with further sales 10000 Canada ST So
S eass 81 soSsi g. southern Black firm 81 50
az 90 nscea and drmer opening active bush.
pette s, ,h ood snecnlaye and fair export
veiy rung MN =, ic hnsh advance over the figures
tiaue uena1n AT 49,, ~ ;he marLet Yesterday sales
current M me close oi une MA No s6isa67c Steamer
SPOT |oonvp a eSsn S,aamer Yellow 69c; No. 2,
mAen, ypb,ts $50 Low Mixed. CSC
ftn0" stn.mer M,xed for AnrJ Csc; 215OO0
esVo push Spe %ay e7aesc avn tx dOO bush Steamer
psn 10 r,pe 81 70 600 hush old Western Mixed,
;orn ,nr,din 600 hush al Zoe at
,V' 81, 100 h, ~, az ~ ATS were a2c b. tier with
GOOD noUirw safes 10 600 bush and state.
47G62c White DO 53a67c; NewYork No 5ee;aolc;
" Mite sac Extra White 67c; Mixed Western 47d57c.;
While Western &c sc Mixed State 58d62c White state,
20 S,s No - IL, a 900 hnsh Whre Western SIC
was frmeT and fairly active at s25 1880 per in
c,ninc 40 n s25dy26: so 10 Sl6: so n S2GdS27; 100 n,
A. - n 49, ,.,, Icbt snnnIy and good inquiry
ndinr9 on No 20 G5ds2 TX Marrow Choice AZ 2Od$3 %;
ped Eidnev Choice a 5OaS2
1ea On uiS % ,tbo,na 90 aon "a ''
"' MI ~ oret ~ l1I,c Domestic Raging
UAY ASD STRAW Continues fairly active and steady.
9bG7bc sslt 55GGoc straw auoed at 65a7jc. for Long
Rya SOaToc for Sh0rt RYE 500 6Oc for Oat
"iTEtfp AND JTTE-Jnte Butts firm quiet at 9l4d33c;
uemr du AZ c gold for Sisa and 7s.c Manila.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-28

ouotea cuba Inferior to Common Ronning sss9hc Fair
F Esni To Choice SS ofccsy and
asyan4 9 b. so D. 70 Soi 90
alOc; Havana, boxes b. Hos. - 70 ~ e la
y.ns So 10 20 1S sommsn TO H PTms
sSasts Porto Rice S s1ocs fs,5 g ch gsys Bag:
d. s. Nos 10 to r. 9S9i0l.c Manila Ssd9tc: ~ nm n
TALLOW-Market firm; $50, Prime City saies fo'oVV !"
Prime Country. ssc. f., o,.or and
oolong dull and weak for Japan. 49,, ,o,, ..
TOBACCO quiet sales l64 cases New-Enganu, 10 ~
sa30c do 1874 on private terms 80 case; MS
copsn B74 41c and 90 cases New YORK, 1870 AZ oc
900 bales Havana at ds1 TO- ane 500 hhds KENTUCKY
at b7l5c. ,,,,
WHALEBoNE and nomnaly s44s5 for all kinds
WHIsKY-Market quiet and firm; sales, DO bbls 81 10
y gallon -. r>-..,.
WOOI-This market was unchanged, at least Domestic
grades were. Business continued q very small ana
nnmpOrtant scale holders show unmstakaDle uspo
son realize With the exception Of California WOODS no
interest have been made In Foreign Carpe tocka
good movement been effected and prices close higher
Clothing quiet. Sales 10000 Ohio Fleece
do, 5000 Western do ana 50
n Ohio private ZOO 70 Colorado zoe; E,6%
csc 1000 Texas 2Oc 25. 300 10 do lonlo~
Gle 90, 900 Fall California 156l0c 1000 ChoTe uo'
2lc $4,000 do SO bales spring d. 10000 oyaas rn
$4,000 oregon Az bags Pulled W00ls on private ei"''
10SO bales Donskoi 26c, and 10000 Mexican at lac