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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-12-01
Famous Commands.

Among royal gluttons few seemed to
have equalled the Emperor Claudius AL
binus, whose usual breakfast consisted of
five hundred figs, hundred peaches, ten
melons, hundred beccaticoes, four
dozen oysters, and a quantity Of grapes.
The Emperor MaXiminus gorged himself
in the very same fashion, and ultimately
grew so fat that his wife's bracelets
served him eXcellently instead of rings.
Kings, alas are often Outdone by their
subjects. Thus we read of a comedian,
Phagon by name, who, in the presence of
the Emperor Aurelian, devoured a wild
boar, a sheep, a sucking pig, and hun
bred rolls, besides drinking twenty-fOur
measures of wine. According to the
Nuts ParisieDnes, which, however, are
which is characteristic of the works of
Hallam and Grote, there was once a
woman of Syria who daily consumed
thirty chickens, and complained she
could never get enough; but it is stated
that Macedonius cured her of this in
ordinate appetite by making her drink
holy water. Perhaps the woman was as
mythical as the French soldier who is
the hero of the following(nnd wholly un.
edifying) story. A discussion had arisen
at dinner-party rs to the capacities of
the human stomach, and whether indeed,
as there seemed almost reason to believe,
it was capable of indefinite expansion.
After some surprising feats of gluttony
had been narrated, an officer in the Roy
al Guard said he quite believed them. for
he had soldier in his company who
could eat whole calf at Il sitting, and
think nothing of the achievement. The
company laughed. but the officer assured
them he was serious. and heavy bet Was
the result. On the appointed day the
parties repaired To restaurant. and the
soldier was soon seated at the table. TIE
officer rad been CAREFUL Ia order that the
different portions Of the calf should ic
served in a variety of zpIefizing form,
The ssldier dispatched one dish after at
Other ~ith astonishing rxiidIry. Tb.>e
wbo lad h-ts~d a~ius; hi- ps~crs scrr
ia-iag ali haF--. wh~s - wss os-s-v,zi AZ
thr -sx~ush - sl<azth sii-h . aas.k grave
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-12-01

RECKLEsSNEss IN LOvE.-The daily
papers have been filled with accounts of d
tragedy recently enacted at the door of a
church in quiet little country town in
Massachusetts,. A young man shot down
two brothers, MORALLY wounding, as is
supposed, both of them. One of the
brothers had sharply rebuked the young
man for persisting in clandestinely pay
ing attention to daughter of his too
young to receive attentions from any one
But the extreme youth of the girl was not
the only ground Of objection ON the part
Of the father. The character of the young
man was bad. He was thief, and had
been more than once convicted and im.
prisoned. Moreover, he was already
married; worse still he was a bigamist,
and had already two wives living. Yet
this girl, with her eyes open to all these
facts, determinedly adhered to him, and
insisted upon throwing herself away on
his account.
The very day this tragical story first
appeared there was published an account
of an elopement in an adjoining State OF u
wealthy, educated, handsome girl, with
an ignorant man entirely unsuited to her,
partially blind, and afflicted with u fatal
disease.
The vagaries of love are so astounding
as almost to lead one to doubt whether il
was always Of divine origin.-N. Y
Ledger.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-12-01
An Interview With Sitting Bull.

The New York Herald's correspondent,
Fort Walsh, British America, has the
following about Sitting Bull: In a con-
versation after dinner with one of the
police officers the other day, he said he
(Sitting Bull9) was native of Fort Garry
and an alumnus of st. Johns College,
and the statements which he made were
afterward confirmed. Several old trad
ers who have had look ut him declare
they remember him we'll as Charlie
Jacobs, half-breed, who attended the
college in its infancy, thirty years ago.
This young Jacobs was of the Objibway
tribe, and was a remarkably intelligent
lad, with an ambition to become "Big
Injun." He disappeared from Fort Garry
about 1854. When asked by the police
officer if he recollected anything about
Fort Garry, Sitting Bull laughed heartily,
and said he knew the principal people
there, among others Donald A. Smith,
Hudson Bay factor, James Sutherland
and father, Vary, now missionary at the
Sault. He was also well acquainted
with the late James Ross, Chief Justice
of the Riel Government in lS69-70. H.
deed, he says, they were boys together.
Ross was half.breed, who after gradu-
ating at st. Johns College went to To-
ronto University, where he was gold
medalist. Sitting Bull says his father,
Henry Jacobs, was at one time employed
as interpreter by Father Prouix, on Man
itoulin Island, but whether the old gen.
tlemau is dead or not he does not know
Sitting Bull is thoroughly familiar with
French and English and several Indian
languages. He is about forty-two or
forty-three years of age, medium size,
athletic build, and man with no dis
tinguishing traits beyond those always
found in. hslf-bieeds. lie is an excellent
conversationalist, and will talk on every
subject but his plans for the future. The
correspondent says further that Sitting
Bull Is still in British territory, and he
knows all about the movements for ex-
traditing him, and that il cannot I've
done. He also knows about the Commits
sion 10 meet him, and says he will acce,ie
\ Wo>DERFUL BEAR SroRY-We are
informed tia, r-cen,ly u s-sn 81 Christian
ia5-s'a- AiHsat nine yr~Ts 81 sc,. weni l.
. straw tack ne4- thr stable 90 -, some
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-12-01

A REFINED MANA refined man is
never "loud' in his dress, for refinement
is always allied to simplicity and a judi
ciOus and tasteful employment of the
means of the good and happiness which
it has at command. 1t seeks to divest
itself Of the superfluities, and aspires con-
tinually to the utmost possible purity.
Retincmcn, leads to personal cleanliness
and elegant Leatness, good taste and sim
plicity. Needless display and bashful-
ness are alike repugnant to its spirit.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-12-01

THERE are four Jews in the Turkish
Parliament.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-12-01

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-14
THE MARKETS.
Carefully reported tor rar rnlBUSz.l
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

FRIDAY April i3. 1877.
ASHES in small demand at be- for Pots and 62d64c for
Pearls
ihern. with moderate sales
BROOM CORN closes quiet and uDchanged Short Green
Brush 7Gsc. Green Hurl 6i291 Sc Medium Green 516c:
Red aud Red tipped safe 49, ~,
tine l2al6 ounce ii 9Gl5I2c; ParahHe As U.s. and rs,
19dZOc. -,
COAIThe general market Is quiet but steady The cOmli
nation lately tends impart nrm tone Liverpool
Sl5dSl7; Liverpool Gas do, SlOdSll Now
castie DO, - %. scotch do, S5GS1i 10 steam - %
81 30 Provincial, - 50@s5 80, currency PenDsy wanna
land soft aud BroadtOp and Cieaibed' 20 ZJdSo ~
AID Anthracite. SO % asa rs by the cargo 49, :,
cocoa dun 9Hl0e for SantO DOi1Ing0 SOC Tor Mara
Gallo lT02Oc for Caracas and l4dlBC t0i Gnayaguli
COFFEE quiet and unchanged for MIL RIO unchanged,
with moderate trade 300 bags MarY sod on private
frms Quotations Rio ordinary cargOes, l5s GlSe Fh CO..
IsLd lSo; CO., 1871 &c., Prime DO, 2Cei eN-
IRENE range lots 1921 @ Santos Fair 20 GOOD 1870
jgC Java mats 23 G24e; Singapore 9G2le Naive CeyOn
DominRo 6ai6i4c: Costa Ica ledzlc Me1ican loa ec
SaVarlIa 2c Porto Rico lSa 92c: AngOstGra 100
poe; Jamaica. lTQlSei CnTacoa itd lec MAeassar l9@
all gold. for invoices
G10PERAGE STOCK continues quiet and unchanged !;
Fnpty ogsheads so oopa IA ieel Ordinary 70 PRIME
WITH Heads 81 TOa 81 go sugar shooks Win Heads 80
tnehes ~ 5dds2 IS: do. SO inches Al OoHsl 10: BOX
enooEs TOd76 Shocks 81 Pipe shocks, 40 Quasi
COKDAGE-QuOtsd befOrei Manila Cortage hses above
12hread ana Hay Rope. 4i2c. 10 do d. iZ-thIead
l5c DO 90 thread and y.tlrcah l7c; Mania C9inaRr
Bolt RoDe Yarns do, Gthread ana 3read &C.; 90
Whale Line 10 &c TaIred Manila l4c tiAe IaiI1d Mahs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-14
BRITISH TRADE REPORTS.

LIVERPOOL, April 13.-The circular OF the
Liverpool Cotton Brokers Association, in its review OF
the week ending last night says Cotton was depressed
throughout the week, and business was limited
The supply offered was very large Quotations show
general decline from last week though to-day TburSdayl
there Is more stcadnCss. American has been dull ana
prices have declined generally I'D The demand for sea
Island was generally small but there were one or Two
exceDtiona sales considerable quantity al irregular
aud easier prices. futures business was very mo J.
crate The market dun and declining until Ihufs 5
CAV when there was q slight Improvement The weeks
decline was sad and J2G for The more distant
positions. nj, 49,. ., -, ,,.
advance in wheat based considerations DIS lnct nom
Iolitical, and progressing even when pachc instead OF
Warlike anticipatiOns prevailed has now. when lhefc
0npears scarcely faint hope Of peaceful solution %
Eastern affairs become still more decided. The week
commenced with prices is. per quarter hlgher,
2G3s. was noted IN many Of the leading places OF me
Kingdom accompanied with large amount o1 business,
both c0usumpl and speculation Tie same ictu IS
prevailed and IN neishhOTing districts, anu tlsc-
lions wOuld have been important bat Tor the as
inclination OF holders to offer freely Maze was also
excited at an advance At TINS market today there was
GOOD attendance OF local and country mers ana deal
els and moderate business don" for consumption
N I'd advance White Wheat, and 81. on Red wheat
Flour was per sack dearcr. Corn was taken 10 u
4 Oh extent gradually rising prices the marEet clos
ing l.. 81. per quarter higher than on Tuesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-14
TIE STATE OF TRADE
uuDnpEAN MARX ET~
EUROPEA

C '% s a. 81 sSSr1
h RD dull f. a. 81 s. long csar dali Clear dull
at 3y6 Hams-Long Gut dn a. ~ @ S uT a.
S S P PRIME %ess r Sae Western steady
q 6s cH Sn ss Sys at %
Gho.ee dun a! do a No Spring
None in hands so in first hands y Wn
is s, hSn corn N MIs S sot drner at
i1 xSTs 6p Bales s ncung $500
% ypns' LOW n MSas H
dsliys Ssd also sales Of the at gGi upands Low
as clause I IaS and and 'a
L2 Gv HaSlf & s sSo dun and saslSr
MPs Upan S'o Loco S r sps 9san S and
sales Of he week $4,000 bales exporters took 1000
total receipts Ooo american dooo9 aSna sS6 Son
$1,000 amount Of cotton aoa SiD yoC 10 snnSer
hmscan sales Of the the receipts q Wheat for
a ans Tais were were American. At,
AMY June a and July as %ygaai Cotton 10"
Ag f Tor sep Mixed %sst '
Mnsp ioe csr Sfa au iSf qys
e. P prime s Ms. & 81 Hsa o winter 5
LIVERPOOL April 1875 mrne market for Yarns and
Faur.s slow Upands Middng clause July and AUGUST
delivery Gsgd. The sales to-day included 4'25o bales
Ag se fls 81 , asss2S ioe
Canadian @ , 1871 2 gsS an unfavorabo
view s prevails prices slightly lower than yester
days worst c.o,. ~, ,o- ,oonoy
ioSDos April l3-l2:30 p. m-Consols 93isls or money
957 for account. United states bonds lO-ius -
JSSDoN Apul l3-l:3J mPHrs adyiccs quote ave per
cent rentes lO6f DC. for the account -. ~, ----
LONDON Apr 2:3O m.COnsols J5i's lof Dotn mOny
and tie account aces quote per cent reItes Ioo
45c. for Tn account. o-z - ,.,, .,or ~ o,d
the account PARIS adyces quote cent rentes lOJf 5Oc
ioSDoN April l3i p. m.U. s. Bonds, 1868 1852 new
5s lO6Ts Illinois Central, 40o Fhfls aNlceS quote P0i
cent reutes 1851 zoe. for the account. 40, -, -,
LONDON April 1873 y. m.Sp,1ts OF Petroleum, IVu gar
ioi, SIX Snrii IEyeaing-Calcutta Linseed 52G53
onIrtrr Liiscrd Cake, s9Ue9 10 y ton.
PARIs April l-Lxchange ON London, 2oi TIC Ior snort
ffRAsKFoRr April I3.-U. 5. bonds. new hves 1925
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-14
$1,000 REWARD.

On the 18th day of April, instant, report
circulated with the intent OF deprecatng the marie
price Of the stock Of the Delaware and Hudson Canal
Company to the effect that said company had applied to
the for the appointment Of receiver Of its prop
ery and in consequence thereof the stock of said COM
pany was greatly deprecated.
Now on behalf OF the Delaware and Hudson Canal
Company, / hereby offer reward OF
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS
10 any person who VIII give information which will
the conviction OF the person persons who know
ngly circulated said false intelligence. Said will be
paid by the saii company upon presentation OF ccrth-
cate of the DsrcAttoey that the person named III it
has given information which led to the and
victiOn Of the perpetrator Of said OfTense
THos. DICKSON, President
Dated New-York, April Is, 1877.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-14
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
$1,000 REWARD.


On the 18th day OF April, instant, n report was
circulated with the intent Of deprecating the mar
let price of the stock Of the Delaware and Hudson
Canal Company TO the effect that said company had
applied to the court for the appointment OF re-
cgiver OF its property and in consequence thereof
the stock of said company was greatly deprecated.
Now, on behalf OF the New-York Stock Exchange,
the law committee thereof hereby offers reward OF
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS
to any person who will give information which will
secure the conviction of the person or persons who
knowingly circulated said false intelligence SAID
sum will be paid by the said committee upon pre-
scntation of a certificate Of the Distrct-Attorney
that the person named in it has given information
which led TO the arrest and conviction of tie pcrpe-
traitor of said oficnse.
JoHN b. NORRIS, Chairman, Law Committee
H. w. PERKINS, }of the Ntw-Iork
en-. STEAD )Stock Exchange.
SFWELL 4 PIERCE,
Attorneys for Law Committee.
Dated New York, April Is, 1877.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-14
COTTON MARKETS.

GALVESTON Aprl l3-Cotton duh and nomDal Midlling,
SSe st9 bes So S 52 Gaf gR2 s sGaiy as l r
cents 76S ass cross $40 bales exports to ihe CONT
nent s5 bales to he Channel. 1888 bales. coastWise
NoaFolk %Lri i5-'oiioa quiet Miia a lo7sGllIs
100 bales stocR ii 5aiss weekly nf' Tsssit 2Ooj
CIScISSATI, Ap1l I3.-Ccon quiet and steady Middlng
llcj Low Middlng lQec.; Good Ordinary lOc receipts
$40 Daes; weekly receipts sC2 bales shipments. 4,26i
yicKsErEa AWn l5-cotton-Weekiy receipts 5O7 bales
sREliPonf April l3-Cotton quiet and steady Midlling
l0lIc Low dtGliug c GOOD Ordinary, 80; weeSy re-
NKwnFGGr, April l3-Cotton quet; Middlng 10 qc Low
Hlddug. Toe; GoOd Ordinary 92c; week receipts li
bales shipments llJ bales; saes, lib bSiesj stock 1O2
u fSMpi April ls1cC;tSm quiet Mpg loG Lqg
Sa lSE p a9 S IS bales @ - @ Bales
hmFfE April l3-Cotton dull Mddlng, l0sc; low
ROM april i3~Coion nomilal; Miidrnr i0Ic; LOW Mid.
ding, Ice; Good Ordinary, Jc. geeKly receipts 81
9a shipments. 26 bales sales spinncr - bales stock
WILIiSGIoy. April Is.--Cotton dull nominal; Middling,
o 81 Saes i sioi 65 ba eSG Sr g, rec r ' IS;
os fHof 60 [ 5J' Ds ,aI ~ ~ stel,nr
lO'sc' receipts ~ bales shipments, bales sales l09o
receipts 2O7 bales shipments 2,SOG baes sales $500
-. LOUIS April lscot,on lower; ,fiddlng lo7se. Low
u a rs a Coco a a5 9 &C. 5sS 5 go b BAGS
reaky receipts Lass balesi shipments -Jl7 bales sales.
LOUISVILLE. April l3.-Cotton dull; Midhng. lie.
Mos IGoMghY. Apul l3.-Coton quiet; Bitle doing MD
ding. lO'Ic. Low MdnR lone: GODd Ordinary. 10 Sc;
weekly Ie,cp;s, l3a Dar; shipments 5lG bales; stock.
1871 3, - bales; 1876, 3,.D1 bales.
N1-!VLLF April iS.~Ccron~ Weekly receipts. y bales
spmoht 31g bales sales DOL bales; ospuneI lol bales;
siO,k, IS77 400 bales: 1876 2O2 bales.
PHDyiDESCg, Ap I3-COtton- eeky net receipts, 100
DaCs sa.s LOO bales: stock, 1000 bales.
MACON A. IN IL Cotton quiet Mkiding, lOioc.; Low Mil
ding. lOc. Good Ordinary B-c. weekly receipts los
shipments IS bales sAles. liz bales stOcG, 4,
3,3Ji bales; lS7t, 3,774 bales.
DALLAS, Apr lJt otIon duh: Mddl.ng, olc; Low Mid
fhng, 9c. GOod Ordinary s'4ci recep,a, Two weeks 81
bales shipments. IL bales stock. ~ bales.
April l3-COttou Weekly l,l3J bales
shipments. l,O72 Bales stock, LIZ balos.
BRENNAN April l3.-COttOn-Wcekly receipts, 20 bales
shipments 80 bales stock, 1877 bales.
BOSTON, April l3-CGtDn quiet; Midling, III &c; Low
MGdng, II Ic: Good Ordinary, lie; net receipts, 1871
bales gross 2Jl3 bales stock 25O Dae5i weekly not
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-14

norwegian bark Baltic 250J bbls do Is & Ainr,
sugar at IS 5 per hhd British schooner io7 IONS TO sano
Domingo back. fi,lO, currency American snip ~
Cape Town. with general cargo private terms quoted az
SSs 1s tons 10 the Clyde with Deals From Baltimore
Norwegian bark oc6ponhagen 200 Gs GFa1 d., o., 2
Is Oh ass bark oi Dos tons 10 New"
OILS have been qniet prices UNCHANGED at NeT
Bedford loo bbs Crude Sperm ana lOo bb ha.g
as Crude II IS FOR Bleachel ana 81 Tor Ha5lr
for Sa M and f see for Bleaescd Lolg
Island sound and Name at glJc BeageH Syo and
Csc Tor Winter larl on So for Prime Water for
OILCAKB is quiet and unchanged al 49, currency io'
F%fNTs good demand and firm the mSrs 6 s'sPlo
Gina G PsI wh S 9V creN sG eoG white
S r. and ls egTrSnS Mineral i9T Ra GTase &
eoG Paris Green, l6d2sc in bulk Patent Dryer 6So &C.
gold u GH Ca AND sc SA Seal z !" % so I
Seal u &C. gold; American Whiting poe 90 Siasrs ocr
SOLE: yefpiOn, English 81 gold do American Quick
k0LEyM G and eae5 o no G3g9T1 %Sman Re-
ned here 10 al6c for early AIrl I 9eysi 6 in
shipping order Cases ld24c for Refined at rhla
a hsns zoo bD Esan Ss sold here al 5
I P'T 5s S S%f s on 9fss
M.I 70 H Sc SG as ET May sS suse
ca Alr s5 2 asssd May y, slI 20 BIZ hE fo
dT iRla M ss 81 Ss Sf Sss
fsiq VT. $ioaso sl I Go%si2 80 6sess
Tn osif ' and 70 sG G9G : Ta'5
Hams - aot $50 Loose Smoked shoulders 7217oc;
GGse g shocked ssq mas fpSqg %' Mdos
moderate prices r Western IS3g Gear Ss Clear SO
c and 300 boxes Short Clear togeh e., At West
f. III SSs Arm i" ,s 81 o 1aG a.PV
from the best dlSay OF bS i sac io8 e
steam on SPOT So 'yceio rime steam TO arrive,
so 20? so G ,cs May 80 6)asj o. closing 80 92
es JSn sSG$ 3 ri f $50 asis 5a
50 % June si0 90 bid $lg % asssd S by 80
aS9 I2L fairly active sales 100 'cS Conthen.'
- so TO tcs south America private terms TER
rF es sTnl enng New Slate Creamery pals 2s
SOC Good to XeS Choice state py pals & ia2ic
Common e 2l92ie Choee Sa,s Wg ss tqs a@
Common to Prime 20d22c, Choice; Western Creamery.
lSd Common to Prime @$Ge Esry Shos i Ga State State
hahrsHs toGs i0aIoc Common TO Pnmo GO: 2odI i4s
s Prime Western tuSs 9Gs s Gsm@Sn TO FAIR 10
i2@7c GGf to PTs ysV s h' before
though MN f9r best lois stae F9ciOy 1871 2G pa ae
I FGm7 t co@nos sac 10 6 Ssiti
ply pf mocfatc demand fair Prices strong Island ana
NewJeTsey SiaIe i ane pherS ia@p7,
RICE quiet 44a5lc for Louisiana and 6a6c Tor caro-
SALT quet and UNCHANGED al kinds Ashton and Zig
gnss Liverpool Fine g. 20 s.ck Wor hing ons MarNhas
ii 1881 To- Liverpool Ground coe7oe Lisbon 2Oe Turks
SEED9t;ras. seed quiet and unchanged at ll95tG for
Clover and q 80 for TGi9y F oS quiet at 81 'O9sl TO-
SsPICns"Trsde qaei Win Only obbiug sales prices
Say gHS9n sa@a l4Saf rST s ' s%g 5G
i3S ns. cSis 3 @9' a HxS f s2$c cacaa nser
GsG7c African GiageT SaSic laalca Til'O' 49,
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-14

ssg ls bales bales 1ss 7 S Bales exports to ''''
baes Exports To- tho continent 85 bales sales $50 bales
3773 bales exports 20 the Continent I05s5 bales coast
WISE 1854 bales: sales, 2,l00 bales. - -.
Low Midbr lsr: Good ordiSsry ioisc net
ccpts 40 bales gross 129 bales sales 4i bales
2il bales stock 57si bales; weekly net receipts go
bales Sales 1916 bales spnners, IL 10 bales -,
BALTIMORE April i3-Cotton dun Middling: Sc; Low
i25 bales; stock $3.50 haios weekly net receipts 2s4
coastwise sales, 80 bales spnners 100 bales
NgwORLEASs April 13C0tton quiet ami easy Mludine'
IL 80 Sw b asang o So GSG eKDor Great
ain S0t bales; c0astwise, 2S3 bales sales, g0v paes
stock bales weekly ne, TSssP Ss s Ssls,
70 Frsrs SSoi bales 20 ta Channel 1920 6aes coast
ISDIASoLA, April l3-Cotton-weekly net receipts, Is
bales; exports coastwise, 10 bales. -
MOBILE, April l3-Cotton quiet and easy; Middne lVStc.;
277 bales exports % the Continent 1850 bales coastSisc
1901 bales sales $50 bales stock SO 9i9 bales weekly net
France 76I bales the Continent 1850 bales TO the
Channel 20 bales coaswse 329S bales sales 800 bales
Middlng iOc Good Ordinary 914c.; weekly receipts
158 baes shipments l4s bales sales 500 bales spnners
PoRT ROYAL, April 3-CottonWeeky net receipts none
exports c0astTise 81 bales. - 49,
CHARLESTON, April l3-Cotton dnll Middllng i2ei Low
bales exports the Continent l470 bales sales 90 bales
stock 81 9 bales weekly net receipts l3os bales exports
coastwise. 27l bales sales $50 bales -.
AUGUSTA April l3.-COttOn quiet; Mdding, lO'ici Low
bales sales 222 bales; stock 1871 1895 bales 1876
s9i5 bales weekly receipts 422 bales; shipments ooz Daes
JEFFEIsoS April I3.-Cotton dull; Mddling. 1oc; Low
Mdlng, 92c.; Good Ordinary, &c.: weekly receipts ZO'
bales shipments 400 bales stock, 2,i5l bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-14
NEw.YoRK, April 13.1he following ia statement OF he
total net receipts all ports since sept 1876;
WOOL MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA, April l3.-wooI dull; Ohio Pennsyl;
wanna, ana West yirginis Xxx and above a. ~
New.York, Michigan. Indiana, and western Fine
3G1tOc.; Medium IL 042 Coarse 3id3jc; C0mOlng,
Washed 40 oboe do Uuwashcd 35a37c Canada ComDlnR,
52ac. Fine Unwashed, 2id27c. Coarse anu Medium IN
washed u 03lc Tub.Wased 35G42c; Colorado. Washed
20a2lc. DO unwashcd I7al8c Extra and Merin2 Pulled
35p39c No and Pulled 3J033c; Texas, Fine and
Medium l5o25c Coarse 1jGl7c California, Fine and
Medium 2OU2Jc do. Coarse. lS022c