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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-03
GRIMES ANp cAsUALrLEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

RoSToN April Hiram Green was fatally shot
I'm North Stonngto Conn., Friday night by Nathaniel
trumb " hose house Green was breaking into.
MiDpLETowN, n. Y, April 2.-Samuel Warren, age
az years braKeman the Erie Railway, crushed 20
Death at Warwick saturday might While coupling cars lie
leaves a wife and two children residing III warwick.
LEBANON. Penn, April 2.-JOseph I. Miller, re-
siding near found dead In the woods
his home today had 500 in his Possession leaving
home which missing and IL IL believed he murdered
prominent ciZen and at time served county
commissioner.
louisville. Penn, April I'm the County Court
to-day ", Dougherty and John Campbell for comicity In
the murder at AudenTed In 1862 sentenced 10
solitary the Penitsnlary for five and nine
years respectively. James Loughan, James Lehman and
Michael COlgan for participation IN the Boski murder NJ
Ocusdae each sentenced To six solitary conne
All the prisoners except Cogan were members Of the
Molly Mcguire Organization.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-03
RFJOICINGS IN SOUTH CAROLINA.

CHARLESTON, s. c., April 2.-The news OF the de-
termination of the Cabinet to withdraw the troops
from the State House in Columbia causes un-
bounded joy here. kilograms from various points
in the interior of the State say the is received
with impromptu meetings, salues of cannon, and
other demonstrations of popular rejoicing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-03
SOCIALISM IN RUSSIA.

LONDON, Monday, April 2, 1877.
The Posts st. Petersburg letter says: 1.-The
condemnation OF the youthful demonstrators before the
Kasan Cathedral has been followed by suit against $50
persons OF both sexes for secret brotherhood the cicu-
ation of reasonable writings. and preparatory steps
for a communistlc revolution. investigations by q
special committee OF the Senate, which create great
sensation prove that q well-organzed plan existed
based on the principles Of the Observation-Disclosures Dem
Ocras As an OF the Significance attached 70
Tie trial Prince Gortchakof despite his ailv nts and
aborons duties has already appeared twice In court To
watch case.n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-03
CHICAGO AND ALTON RAILROAI

CHICAGO, ILL.,, April 1.-The Chicago and
Alton Railroad stockholders to-day elected the following
drectors T. b. Blackstone, john ID. Drake, ID. Willis
James John f. Slater John a. Stewart George Strout,
John CrcSar, Lorenzo Blackstone and john j. Mitchell
The directors subsequently elected the following officers:
President T. b. Blackstone; Secretary and Treasurer,
". VI. LaIrabee OiiiccIs OF branch roads were also
| elected
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-03
PHILADELPHIA. Anril .. 1s77.
DISCUSSION OF FREIGHT RATES.

In regard to the report that at the confer
ence OH Saturday between W. H. Vanderbilt, H. j. levitt
and Thomas A. Scott agreement was reached that the
three roads represented would combine against the BATH
and OHIO Railroad in regard to freight rates MI
levitt yesterday that the conference was informal
aud no definite result reached. TRIBUNE reporter
attempted to make inquiries of W. III. Vanderbilt III re-
gard the matter, but Mr. Vanderbilt refused To see
nim lie sad however, that there was nothing new IL
is PROBABLE tlat meeting Will be held to discuss
the question,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-03
A PART OF CHICAGO UNDER WATER.

CHICAGO, AplII III nc IdIIIHS Ut IdIH dnu
ho melt NJ OF snow caused by the warm weather OF the
w days has had the effect OF flooding the south
western portion OF the city, The sewers and drains
coud not carry off the water with sufficient rapidly
and it has risen in to the first stories ana
driven people from their houses, obglng them to make
tnoir ov i'm RATS improvlscd from floating timber aud
sidewalks The damage to properly very great III that
section OF the city OF Westernavc. and south 0f
arrisOn-st, and far out into inc country Inc water
DAYS 10 entirely abate IT, far heard from no lives
h.Ivn hnrn lost.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-03
HARTFORD MUNICIPAL ELECTION.

Hartford, Conn.,, April 2.-Thc Democrats
to-day elected their candidates for City Clerk, Auditor.
and Marshal, by an average majority OF 700 The
Board Of Aldermen Is 0 tie. Tho Republicans have
majority OF four in the Council giving them majority
on Joint ballot and the choice OF City Attorney, Prose-
cutting Attorney, aud Ciy Surveyor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-03
FREDERICK j. GRACE.

Frederick j. Grace, tclcgrapher ana Jour
naist died Yesterday OF bronchial consumption ME-
Grace vas nioneer teleapher and for many years was
manager OF the Broad-st office (under Delmonc0sl OF
tue Western Union Telegraph Company: FOR several
years he has been EDITOR OF me JOWhW y "e I0V'' wv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-03
RIO JANEIRO HEALTHY.

Rio JANEIRo, April 2.-The reports of tho
prevalence yellow fever here arc authoratyey con-
tradicted The city Is free from any trace Of the cpl
demic and has not for many years past been IN such
good sanitary condition at this season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-03
MINERAL OF TILE RnINEcLLFF BURNING.

PoUGnKEEPsIE, n. Y, April "A special
dispatch to The Eaqe from Rncbeck says that me III
neral Of Peter Burnss wife and four Children the victims
of the burning disaster, the Catholic church to-day,
was crowded The latest facts point with suspicion Ia
tyo men who were seen in the vicinity OF the fire as the
ncrsnus who iired the building.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-03
IN RAILWAY, ". J.

The mandatory known as the Railway Wooden
Mills PETER s Knsey proprietor, totally destroyed by
fire at D. M yesterday The loss on machinery and stock
was 81 90 on building, &c. 900 both are insured Charles
The engineer while attempting to dow on me htcau
Sas seriously burned and face The bre Is
snuno.rI 10 have caught III the drying room.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-03
DEFA1LTlyG COUNTY COMMISSIONER.

A DEFAULTING COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
ELMIRA, y. Y, April &c. Smith Carman.
one Of the loan commissioners OF this county, has de-
camued leaving some $1,000 OF the fund intrused to
him unaccounted FOR. He stated In letter to his wife
returning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-03
TUE STATE RANK OF NEw-JERsEY.

NEW BRUYswIcK, n. j., April 2.-The State
of NewJersey has $4,000 deposit In the state BANK
which suspended Saturday, and the County oil Miuue
81. has ~ @ 900 ON deposit Application was made to
the chancellor on Saturday for the appointment OF 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-03
PANAMA RAILROADS EARNINGS.

At the annual meeting of the stockholders
OF the Panama Railroad Company in this city, yoStr
day. the old board OF directors reelected with the
exception Of Thomas clyde OF Philadelphia. Joseph Ok
den Of this city being eece ia his place About $4,000
shares were represented The needing OF the directors
wild be- held to-day when semI-annual stale
ment OF the operations and condition OF the company
win he presented. The following given ont yester-
day a synopsis Of this statement when IS lOf Ihe TX
months ending SIarcn 49, and which shows the net earn
in,,s 20 he about Is per cent;
Receipts Tor NewYOrE busiH ,6Sl
Il Ce!ptS on LONDON $1,000
Receipts the Isthmus anu miscellaneous. l1I,OtJ
Interest on bonds ..@lO0OJO
[. =. Colombia l.3OuU -.
Operating expenses ...-.......... loloOV- ool'oVo
Ne, .........$i 5j,063
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-03
ceiver and the writ was served this morning. lis re-
turnabe tomorrow at IL o'clock.
RAILWAY INTERESTS.
THE TRUNK LINE QUARREL.

THE TRUNK LINE QUARREL.
THE REPORT OF A COMBINATION ADVERSE TO THE
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD DENIED BY
THOMAS A. SCOTT
BALTIMORE, April 2.--In regard to the meet
ing OF the presidents of the trunk railroad lines when IL
said to have taken place in New-York on Saturday IN
reference TO freight rates East ana West the following ~
furnished in this city for publication
In order correct the misehevous enects OF Iaise
statements which have been made as to the combination
OF the Erie, NewYork Central and Pennsylvania rali-
road companies in opposition TO the Baltimore and ONO
Company the following dispatch from President scott Is
published:
PHIL ADELPHIA, April 2, 1877:
To JOHN W. GARRETT, President Bditn0re: hollce
in of the papers statement to the erect Iat te
York lines and the Pennsylvania Road had en-
q combination Saturday, offensive ana de-
fensive against your road all of which you nave the
best tor knowing Is OF course, Without any
foundation whatever. THOMAS A. SCOTT, fresideh''
President Garrett states that all the allegations OF bad
faith against the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
are equally without foundation, and that this company
clearly demonstrate that its action has throughout
under the agreement December been just and proper
The Baltimore and Ohio Company has been and con-
tinues be, not only willing but earnestly DESTROYS 10
advance rates to a remuneTatyc standard, ana 10
arrange and maintain all tariffs upon perfectly just ana
equitable principles, such will, without doubt meet
with general approval 1t is understood that Mr. Car
rett left for NewYork this evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-03

MIppLErowy, n. Y, April 2.-Edmund b.
N,r,, o,erIv of Erie wood contractor ANA brother
Of Congressman Ambrose :. Murray died at Goshen
on Saturday. lie was go years OF age
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-03
THE EAST INDIAN FAMINE.

A special dispatch from Calcutta to The Times
says the latest advices respecting the famine In tho
Madras Presidency report increase OF 1000 employed
on the relief works. and 5000 are the num-
Der OF those charably relieved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-03
THE AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

PHILADELPTIIA, APTH z = NU tHO dHITU'T
meeting OF the stockholders of the American Steamship
,o,npany to-day Henry ID. Welsh reelected prcsi-
dnt The net profts from the operations OF the
many during the year 1876 were $lfi,9lI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-03
NO ACCIDENT AT MOUT GEMS.


A definite and positive contradiction Is gwen
10 the report Ut a andslp IN the Mont Gents tunnel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-03

THE COMMISSION TO START THIS MoRNISG-THEIR
WORK MADE EASIER BY THE SOUTH CAROLINA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-03
PRICE FOUR CENTS.
THE ORIENTAL CONFLICT.
WAR STILL APPREHENDED.

DIsTRUsT FELT AT PARIS AND BERLIN-THE RUSSIAN
PRESS BELIIGERENr-RUsSA READY TO TREAT
FOR DIsAgMAMENT-MoNrENEGRo STILL NEGo-
TTATING.
, 1877-02-01

Al.1llhtllI-h ~ 1tGtEN NJ SG.tEf&. H.
nlhUM.CNtS-wa III light retail request sn'l
stendy. C+ics green hutl, astt7r, medium hurl. red
tipped. +sac; green brush. with hutl enough to work
II. astc: rcd tpvcd with do. tu%Hc: rcd do, 11fc,
green and inside. 4sc: rcd tipped DO, 5fjfc;
inside brush a2tc, medium to choice stalk bsald +ts
aKc: Inferior brush, 3e: crooked do, 2tatc.
nUTTER-The butter market was es'cntially mn.
changed. There wsa a good demand to SUPPLY 1ocnl
wants and also tIf shipment and the receps, though
ihcrni we'll taken IN. Prices ran.r substantially
tr Al fce the past wo Fccta or more. md h the
moment are steady snd firm. We continue to quote:
Claro 10 fancy yttov. .7a72c: medium TO guod, NGa
csc; infcr1ur IL common. l7.<lRc. roll, 1G<21c.
RAUHfEG-.Ioborss report atcady hnd nrn, market.
Prices Of RrAln bags may cn higher when tho spring
irads opens, hnt no immediate change Il looked for
There 4 light movement At the following rs!crs:
stark 4. 2l'sc1 Aunaup Peerless A. 3I<c; Un-
tarIo 4. 2tlic I.cwfaon H. aO&c; Otter C:eek. 1Hc:
American lact Amoakcag. Inc. hurlap bags. anu
eu. 13slae eunnics, single. lfD5c; do. doubfe 2'1
44c.
c1iEEsE-Thctr was nrm feeling among holders OF
prime goSs despite the continued t'ulncss OF srnAc
Fricea snlanrd At t5i4c for Hood to best fac'
tory.
CoAt-Was quotcd quiet. with prices ranging as
lefoee. We repeat our list fol1uvl: LhcKnwan.
m. eEE. s7.so; do mt and rangc. ss.U: p1on.
burg. s7.no Camel. t7co; Drtar Hill. Sn.oo; 1la.
tinore 4 Ohlo sos Illinois. sa 1904 Is. Gartshcrrtc
ai!;S: ~. aes soo for pork barrel.
~ pl!fssEf, u. I5ssMNs!e p md ss+r 7he re-
ssE: LIS sas " ]
shlrprn Me!e linking hold c.utluuty s.le. wefc n,eo
pine loss toid 1t s7.Ws7.2'. ssics iii head sud Ia
nltCGs AND pcnEMiCAts-Tsade. Il fair. tnly few
uniinnortsnt rHxea in ificcs ri note, Ia the ancYrd
II II ss.s. s,ama"i. sstS. esssss .sis srss:e
W.T. W.T. e. tGst:c: cqran arsr hufr e H. s to%: cvc
nSst ifpnI. D, @xf.Sc; ehoroSnrfr ., fj.Tsti. ia;
tti1s Gin, sfahlc, sufts, 2Gta5c xuin c.inp,,or
@ |! i.sp opium. x = H1% ,',sne .Sin
a., II nslh.LU; of, c1stnr, $i.as4i. III Irr KaI.;
iii trtI1On II ,tII4 ia. nOh.+s ctt n 1Oa BIC: no
tassuili iu,i 4, s3Tk}: Ii; tsninr sulpb d S3tp
a. tu: tc prsciplt D. 81 u4s III; rDut irccnc p,w
sn1fe Epsor1 D. ~ Sc; stves eryti a. Ill Il -;
ltnu Eastiir vrn a. ifx&I4c; Gunhur D. 4lt6tlc:
hsEr ~''' = ''@@~'
, 1877-02-01

CATTLE-nnycrs did not appear TO be satisfied with
tho reduction established OIL Tuesday, aud The early
hour Of thu day spent In Efforts to further dcprc"
vHucs. IIutdcr1. however, werr not III a ytcfdtnE
tnood and all attempts to force further dcr'inc wcTc
EouttJ resisted. The difference between tho r!cTs Of
buyers md tccrs chcckc! traltns AMI tho forenoon
wns far advanced 1rforc the t'sys work was fairly
h,gun but lrunl h0nt II o'clock until the c1oso there
reasonably nctrc market Rt prices not not1ccobty
different from t,tosc current IN tIsc afternoon OF ues
day sa1rs making At 81 t3 Is for Inferior 1nI1cd lot:
embracing old cuwa, st"ls. hur anil oxen; at s3noIp
3.4D for rUrnm0n tt good butchers stun. Rs &3 lJs
=. 80 for ttockcrss aHh At g. G3.5.I for common to
choice shipping Iteera. dtoyn Of extra hceYca aver.
aKnR 1,St' hs sold by tonoycF Hail At IL. l:h.
MonrDe bought them. Tho mnrIrt closed stcndf with
\ guod Enany arso1d cattle remaining IN tho yards
, 1877-02-01

HisEEN fiUiiTs-Ths ssccpts ot spples srs increas:
ias a:s ssss s s s si ~: fSse 1cIs % n t
sJas Apns s rtf Iii v.snt,: g. ~
H Y1!rfs s1s ns.s! III s tho p few
d,yt h. aisnc.vd !!,proycmcnt r. tas ,4su;an4 for
' 'rSia ~ ~ sS ?ty
t sSS s H. IT. ssa y Ts s /"
4 's: i:*E $s5
T Wi ' Ga Vt ~. NV @r III ,s BY Ns;, .
S' sa;s H. 'ssk ;aa H, IsS u st tTa, I,s
ls7 ta. st<sx Jac , ~ is5'; tsa., iis'
is3 .n & arns s,. .0fx sisx Ss s
rs III H.! is7 |s; 9sS s ia,, tsris @ .,"se ' as
4 @ tom; .snr Il e i. ,.s ,ess t +. !s.
'is y r. Sns l. sf@, :..s s;
.o =, 3.,cx y ; asa Il M ss s III u n;I 3s;
:s s*s ronsa y @ III iass'Ins S 't ~:
s;stsiS: ,s,a!:H srr;st. ,,'s
?1s. Z p;ms d. nsssSla common d. s':aOtss
'stor, .nssr 1art ar1g, Ill.,, aa:s! ca'1tsr;
;,ap ~. e;fs ,stso3s y S Stx
~. tes sosuiaoo inoiasscs, s.tuu; hlasx.Mrap.
d ss satsx: asx S SSi: cs'
1 ; mr. ;s hi ,!5s Gstm;a %e! st ;Hss NJ
mAY- -Ihc market continue. vsry dal,: The farm
e.. ~ .nEnx y r.sts IN '"ns ot ns ;a dea
). ~ ths fsl:> % u . ata tar.@."s. ~ as"!y: 10.
iY'T .S siat;s s1 S e" slssx ss. ~ ti T. s:7 W.
Nj 3IT ,tHEh say%s;2 4 = tsmar md firm Al III,
s st~s' s4es ' stis 's ss@ssof re '1
a. Hish pef ~. T., ,o,..,,. u.t mi ,.,a r.
, 1877-02-01

n.. ,...t. = IT - II a, no
Flock bnnros 10 to IL tnch. 2HtWA31W
stock i'ntri'.. ~ e
Eetnck ho4ni*.: ...... .....t."u,..-,.. NC,
EcnetnE. - feet; a.Hnatln
G.imon dimension 'nf 20 to ~ fc't''. o"Hs'S'm n
4 shingles. .........".."....... 500 = -
ssnsIes IN track. dry 3S,:t X e
r!ckt!s s1,!nrc. lsnssid.m
Iiss1. nHc -; o,ct atEci 4 nonius1 ill.,
changed rrtrra l.tn'Ertl T. very frm ani VII! IN 10
AnG'!t snnn n.lt nnrr w nhntr: Gsr,N II nrf trs
Ssnts: d. Illinois !ras! tcst ~ drx.. asH4ss5f;
psc; % n" !, a,; H. ts'' G7s: 'e Iin,ceh. raw. DC:
no!i. 19} wsn; rinsr ~ ~;
MEt 90 NJ, - 70. hnnk oI'. tuc: .rsts' a,et
nnntas9 nii f napIssna MI ~
nofssa' ~ arsrtty: S1E: esa H!Fs.n!n os' e
13cf H1tMfaIs 3D ueEs IcuHCeu ~ dE4.s
, 1877-02-01

81. Pan, preferred advanced to 4sH. reacted 10
471;, and clorch at 4a!s. Ilno. Cenlrn declined 70
s9A and rallied to 5lii. 81. Paul COMMON rn.e 70
- and clo:et at ls!s. Among The ltsc ttosSs siSs
and Lake Shore. The former ranged between II and
7a.i. with closing ralca at 7a. The latter range!
figure. Michigan Central rose 10 sa.i nnd closed
at 47:s. the Invest point. Exnrcss atocks were
steady, except for United States. odd lots OF
600 shares. Of which II, C0u wcrc Western Union,
af, Coo ST. 1aus, H. ft, takc Shore, y, 900 Mlchl-
gan Central, 81. Dl'0 lackawnnna. III, GOO New
Jerscr Central, and 4, 0Oo Delaware & buddun
Canal.
Prime mercantile pnper 4.z6e5c. good do, &c.
Customs receipts. sem. 600.
The Ats!tfant Treasurer lfebuTsel 5000, 600.
Cttartnys FIT. 200. ON'.
Sterling steady; actual business. long, 4S4;
h1,rgt dHAft
, 1877-02-01
Is1lEAllSTUEES.

FLouK-was duh ani unchanged, There wsa scarce.
" sa mpa ,s no, ws
ss 20 aSs s sstr ,,sns ,1'5a. pary :.
~ IT. i" j, s.'' ~ ;rr'as :s's1sas. , :, , % T.: To-
,lus wn.r1., s1.7s"s.S; T. M | nrasasn wncr. % 81 7s.7a
low grads iu, ka.uoee.os ehv'co .pflns c.'ra',
no.. "s t. ssos :sl"s "s''" .s,1ss s",
@ K,e aour, H.. ss.os4.oo. nuckxhsat DO. e7.;ossuo,
nsAsws4 sasher more acsise and !Frcsuarly e.afer
siS, y" esr '' 0o track
seA5'-sa's ~ ae Ok 10 tons At s'3 . peF ten On
~ -, ha, .s ~ 'o'' s'"''
wiInXr~wM " nctIsa W % aaa stronger, advancing l,sc,
md s.a ~ ;ns1 than s previous sysn
,e rs, an r.. % ss
prr. iat sood deal Of whc.. viii bo unoa .ra .oaay.
w E2'' Il, :5ss. s,ssn sss a IA, ~ "s,,ys @ x
1s;:; :s; ii! NJ @ ~ S,n sS5s
n IS sx Safs,,,s S;'C: SrY xs: f
taent li,sts raH;,f !" go sGTsitllta !ion,i:
s: III aS:S H.
! s y ;a'; 5s;5
.s " ;S aiSas Sy
ft,r tiu III MI nn srrltujt VI 30 w.s l1u rtra.
af.cs Till. aai thu cry lint Iiis fstnsiu4 tslsi..
viii rsT,tt s,jnurat l., Tic rcai,ari without il.
Tt,s tLfu:nx !rtan1 WAS very ;l,t Ycsrrily, snlisF
a!S IN. G., tU Il ~ a.d Ic. line i" 7 Vi il.u cI:
W.v =, ~, s uis,t tIp III :. f,r MatcM ssi,rr
Trt,n.Ty' .,uI al II 1ai,tt} !, th,.i1s ii x1 -:..
Tr IL, .n,,,i1 tut.r,l nuniuuiJr NJ ~ ., 80 II
eiv,, Vii, ra.h ~" apri";: ii ~ ~ Ia.n .airs
s..sn rr..tir ~ u LtI In Nj, sntfnr =. ii .L.l
sI ,.a, la >u = DO ., ii ,4i III lie uvsIJo Ia
p sri 7"1 4 . b. rflsS,sa Il 5 AZ d. ct,y NJ @ Ri o
xi M 4. III u, M,arI eaf.. Total, IL ~ hu ."
| S'HIS .Ea,T, Wiz 1-Waa rnfhrP nurI hne II, +Ia
ItyI,rr In ,y,naiis with in E.,trai iuarkst sslts
Y.Ir :lh bu ~. l. il apeeta BILL Ut 81 ii; Iaa,m m M.
.t,rs. sa! IL ~ ~ saaiu Il H. su vi srae2 Total
'cnuN-wa.in fair ,lrmans an. nsu,rr .dranrInu "
fl 81: trr E ani ,iusIt, sur ii nrf tian In l.rt:.
, 1877-02-01

Special DtspaseA 10 Ths THbunA
LIVERPOOL, jan. ll-tl q. m.-ELauE-So. = l. c5s d1;
No. =, .Js.
Observation-Disclosures, No. !. lis, Mo. }. lut |;
spring. No. 05 Dbl NJ. = iOj, white. W. l. l04 iOli
NJ. :. l0s 7di club No. T. lis Cd. No. =, 104 lid.
C1fu-11a ID; old. !ts ".
FRuslsI0Sa-Furk, G.s. Lard, 5:A.
l.skEruoL. Jau. 3i-latrat.- t.-GoTToS-Ftca adler;
iiJt47t; sales l10 bales; speculation and export,
3,uL1 IAles; American. Sun
GGAlx-Gal!forhla white wheat. JCs 7dQSlAa lni: do
club, ,us lid1ltA lis No. to Nv. !, luus lid; do
winter. tO4 S4t2lt4L
FLorM-We.tern canal, "a adIass Cd. Corn-wcatcru
mixed. 2* tt1s new do. 2a1 W. t,au-Amsslcau. aa1
~ u. harley. u Vi. feas. CuaA4iau. s7a I'D.
CLOVES sksD-AMericaa. 754saA.
PaotistoAa-Aess kofk. GDa. Pgtu1o mess beef, 9oa.
Lard-Amrrican. OLA Cheese. American, 7os. Bacuo
Long c!sas, A.4 Cd; short gieAl, A3s Ut.
TALLow-Ftne American, 1.4.
PxTEoIKrA-sDlrlth list rctnsi. liza
lssAix-camuua. 0,{aI pAls, la
S4lkIIS TEEgxaTIx1-3Ak.
, 1877-02-01
REAL ESTATE.


Tho following Instruments were filed for record
Wednesday, Jim. ii:
..... err PROPERTY.
Division II, 3ra n Of North state et, ~, cpE
i1sst r wlsh hnd!nK dated Jan. 25. ,....s 1000
itt It. with fulfilling. dated Ian. .,....,.. l.coO
oaitty 81. l11tt II n uf Fulton At, I. :Ox75ft,
with improvements dated ,nu. 3l.....,..... 4,OpU
.,sH3aft. with np.ov cmcnss aated iii. H.: 400
Wct. Chicago nY. Wv cor tf rauna II, n T.
3;!t1t n II. I.tcl Jan. ;s.:.............. aHo
i:a $40 4. taca ian a.loo
.sxt35 ii, dnted jim. go
~ :l0fi, d.tcd jan s6:....:............ 1,l4o
Il i.iVxiui ii. dated Jan. NJ..... ...,,.... nun
s0cTn " CtTf 1tNt1b WITHIN nAnfrs or AkvkS
AlLEs ~ TIE CnCEr-,s9rsE.
uIescll st, ~ IL II ut F!fty.thIFd st. Z I, 3u1i23
n, dated Jan. f,OLD
, 1877-02-01

l!nIE-Thrtc vas faifly .ctl'e natkrt 5tsscrlsY.
salnr. hut later tf market weakrnrL. hA bcfuta tho
rost tuo+ " tho ADVANCE ancd IN Inrsay lind bcen
TUG snpply hcnX ~. than fr he ay before while the
tune u the lnnrket for thr praGct much hrnct.
ta1c. were uottd a. sa.oxa'75. though with two or
iilrrr cxrrrtIons thrre were no transactions nayc
Gar 'oea averaging IA r. for whtsh ~ Z. Mallory
p"r; I'D Italy ci!uco Soscs na thcr wny to tfs
Elatlct Through 'lc!r hands. GIn.lnt prrcs were
HiWta1 ~ for Ci1IDn 10 tirlHlu light, spl g. aQ@
IL - fur ulQr 10 ctQca hEnYY. -
, 1877-02-01

Nxw ORtEAxs, Inu. II. -.Uold, 10lkD1OlX.
Sight exchange on New York. !. discount.
Sterling exchange, bankers bills. 51lh.
rOnEiGH.
IoynoS. Jan. 31.-Consuls, money md account,
o. 16-11.
United States Donls-'G's, 105H; 'C7s, 10;
1l.4Us, 110ti; new 6e, 107as.
n1.,i
PANS. jan. 31.-Nentes, 10Sf 2Jc.
FRANKFonT, Jan. 81. New IS, 1Q3ss.
, 1877-02-01
COMMERCIAL.

The following wcsc tho rcccpts and stlpments
Of tho leading articles Of produce In this city
during the twcHty.t0 four hours ending at o'clock
IN Wednesday tnusninE aud for the corresponding
day Inst yrne:
, 1877-02-01

HOG rRoDUCTS-wcrc nctire III speculative WAY.
with very little doing for present t;e.cEy. and the
market Irregular within narrower sImlts than
usual. pork anh lnrd for future being nrref. willis
other dissertations Of ttalc wrfe dull We note That
the rtrlllms for carrying we1e afiRhtiy rrdurc's.
theEr being carital ocst for thst purpose tlhn
wanted by the trade 1[ugs Huitt+ and aver
aged easier which fuct determined the tone nf cnsh
protltct. as II male shippers hold OF for a decline.
The outward morrtn ens was l!Eht Yesterday there
being no !nl,lecnent to shlp untcts ~ freight
rn,c. contracted for previous to the adrancc,
tho Erthh marScts continuo to rule
dull md easy. The trailing for future appcass to a
pend little upoa tic tone Of adytccs from abroa be-
Inv largely controlled iy local capital which II be.
licscd to have obtained possession Of most OF thg
pruurt III stuck here during III. recent sharp drop
III prices Facktag "a Alow aud stocss exhibit tile In.
f.sy sSl,s ct s sronEs5 s T,s
% sS G-t !hs ,S ssls, Ss;s
s!is tssE @ hr!i f' i; !H VI! t"'s1 u $ iiis
Msses: s.' .a ts sSss 'Ss'
prih. 5,"n At IT.: III a.''' At s''oos md extra
x ri hIsr t1sn ths prrslns @ .seniMs W 6SIn.
2f1 :l'sfE yG5H ~; TS:s
:si xn \ Massh !: T i ~ - IL #: 'ss! as
k st3s s;f .tst III fs "5 :s!.sf Ht! IT,
sss ss ss "s1 ii ?:: e IT. ssts; It f:
inn n lilo ira ling III transfcr salrs reported
Ut ihus, M shoulders hs e; +fAu III laBF ciears nj
A.c; aa1n ~ sEort clears at sic; 1tiI lAxes long
md short sIearA irTAta trfinA; mud t.5raNEl ~
nss o, ~ # a1s sa. s se.. Fsn5Iasy n % ss'lxr
nE tAu latrat quotations on gnrs saltc n,eaia:
dera. f1bs. cfeurs cttars.
fiFren............... ~ IN ~ NJ
l.nuA ~, part G1ltsd.. NJ y ~
Huxrh III HA
MMtrh. IhGsc ....,.t.,u Nv vt NJ
AnFil. 1D.,-t. .........i}$ A'k Ma HK
Lung anl hot r!saru quoted u s'Sc eash or February
aud Hc Fc1lrr Mufc. tuHbttlAh':s uHtct ut ~ (t4s:;
nnE.rlt hans la ~ tr, a I1xr1 t~Gut p!cklcdhank.
n,4tL lGt4e. itfrrn ianli. hAMit{c.
TIA, unteI nj 7G for xnHleFx nsG for Aoft ribs,
Llc for ttrt c!cafs l!4si:fc for has al canSaacd
HBtI packed.
uExAAE--Has quiet Mt :t4ac, .. .. .-
REEF rtsl,nliETs-WFo atraty and quiet at S1c.7i
Gll fur i,lphh; .T.S u. " for caira tnvsa; and
$li- SID r.. ~ fur hR.hs.
TALLpW-Wus quoted Mt 11kaAc far city, sud 0AU7Hc
for cuuIltry iuta, the lusllc fur No. =.