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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-02-28

The law of 1892 in reference TO a new
election. is clear and definite, and as fol-
lows: "That whenever the offices OF
President and Vice President shall both
become vacant, the Secretary of State
shall forthwith cause a notification there
of TO be made to the executive of every
State, and shall also cause the same to be
ublished in, at least, one of the newspa-
pers printed in each State, specifying that
electors of the President of the United
States shall be appointed or chosen. in the
several States, within thirty-four days pre-
ce ding the first Wednesday in December,
then next ensuing" But there will not
be. any new election this year. as Presi-
dent Hayes will fill the Presidential chair
after the 4th of March next until March
1881.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-02-28
POLITICAL.

Mr.. Tilden is in his Gath year.
Under blue glass Mr.. Tilden may yet be sue
cessful.-Nsso York Herald
As was to be expected, in Cronin's case the nose
had it-ffteen to nothing. Now let it be blown
out of politics. Boston Herald.
The republicans Of New York have made decid-
ed gains thus far in the town meetings.
Judge Hosr's advice is that Mr.. Seelye be "con-
ditioned" 10 logic before he is allowed to return to
Amherst college
Friday has been an unucky day for Mr.. Tiidcn.
All three of the decisions of the Electoral Tribu-
nal have been given on that day.
Many Southern republicans ale urging the ap-
pointment of Senator Alcorn as a member of the
Cabinet of President Hayes. They think it would
enable the republicans to regain control of Miss
issippi and other Southern States.
The temperance people Of Rhode Island talk Of
running the Hon. Henry Howard Of Providence
for Goverro or Of that State.
Gov. Hendricks is blessed with wife discreet
en- ough to tell him when to stop talking 10 a news
paper interviewer. That is better than inheriting
q nephew Tribune.
The leg islature of Minnesota has passed bill
which provides for a uniform system Of school
books and proposes TO let the monopoly for fifteen
years to any publisher who shall give assurance of
furnishing books to every scholar at half the
present trade prices. The measure only awaits
the signature of the Governor to become q law.
That was a strange request for Speaker Randall
to make of the Honorable House yesterday; that
there should be be less cigar smoking on the floor
during its sessions. Mr.. Randall might have Dor
rowed the phrase of that great American orator,
the peripatetic Pratt, when the college boys got
him into small, close room aud proceeded ma
liciously to smoke and smoke and smoke-"Gen-
tlemen, your Speaker amt ham - Tribune.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-02-28

The Traveller says that most OF the
leading democrats of Boston are opposed
to filibustering by their friends in Con-
gress, and in favor of having the commits
sion finish its work. They say that hav-
ing favore d the law creating the commits
sion they cannot honorably repudiate its
work"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-02-28

1.-THE trainers of the Constitution" says
the Tribune, resolved that so grave q
question as the title to the Presidency
should De settled promptly and finally by
q tribunal wherein delay was out of the
question. They made no provision tor a
review Of the action of Returning Boards,
or an appeal from the count which was to
be performed in the presence of the two
houses OF Congress. And they were wise.
For worse disaster cannot easily befall
a nation than prolonged uncertainty re.
speeding the title to the chief magistracy,
and it is better that the office should be
a warded to the wrong man than that it
sh ould be tossed to and fro ia dispute, the
sh uttlecoek of lawyers and factions. We
need a settlement. We need peace.
ii onest men in Washington must tolerate
no more compromise with the party OF
disorder. Honest men everywhere must
let their voices be heard in this crisis and
make their representatives realize that the
country will brook no more tritling"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-02-28

State election in New Hampshire will
take place in one week from next Tues
dav. Three Congressman are to be elect
ed. The uncertainty about the President
has operated against lively campaign
thus far. The struggle for Congressman
is the most interesting feature of the con-
test.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-02-28

Democratic Congressman, whose term
of Office expires on the 4th of March,
make the bulk of the filibusters banded
together to delay the electoral count
They don't like to retire to public life.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-02-28
Special Notices.
A GA RID I!

To all who are suffering from the errors and in
dscretions Of youth, nervous weakness, early de-
cay, loss of manhood, &C., will send You a recipe
that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This
great remedy was discovered by a missionary in
South America. Send self addressed envelope
to the REV. JOSEPH T. INMAN, Station d, Bible
House, New York City. feb6s ieod&w6m
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-02-28
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40 - u - IA,
Wednesday Morning, February %, 1871
, 1877-06-11

The stock market was Erm At tho opening, but
soon became weak and declined A03 per cent,
coal stocks being the most conspicuous In tho
downward movement. II looked atA limo ~ II tho
bottom was about to fall out. Delaware q Hudson
felt Oh to 1OM, Morris l. Essex to o., and Della.
ware, LackawAuns h Western to 81. Towards
noon recovery Of y to 4 per cent took place, tho
advance being most marked in coal stocks. During
the afternoon coal sioeks made further decline.
This decline for thu day was az for Morris l. Essex
~ for Delaware 4 Hudson. and M for Delaware.
1ackawsnn1 b Western, AZ tbs cloac, prices
ehowea recovery Of 70 ~ poi cent from tho
lowest point Of tho day. The general list WAS quiet
on sl1ght fluctuations.
There worc number Of rumors aaoht dnrinR tho
market II was reported that the Delaware, Lack.
Awnnn& q Wettcfn Company wond hold largo
auction sas Of eel next Wsek Sat ths ~ asst
Of The baltimore 4 ohio. In connection with The
expected arrival of Vanderbilt from Europe, rAye
rise 10 some epcculAtfons concerning The obest OF
the vlsit, but nothing definite was known. Sales
"s{ wsss b:IaW.fs 9sa Lsekswsnns IL, 90 Sesva?s
western t. 600 Rock lsland, 600 st. Pant p, 400
Lake Shore, 1900 New York Central 2, 600 Mich.
sh,pments Of specie for sho week. 81, COO. 600.
Of spccio for the week., $s1. loo.
Money casy At 1904 per cent Prime mcscan.
s'Ie paper: 9 3eii@A$ eiSs 56 par cent
T,o Tfcssary ai.tarsed $40, ,ooo.
Cleat,ngs. 80, ooo, 900.
Sterllng dull; long, 18TH; abort, 4R0A.
Tbs weekly bank statement ta ~ foloWst Loan9,
increase, ,Sj18, 900; specie. decrease $4oa, 800;
cease. s5G. coo; circulation. Increase, slB 800;
fcacfTe, decrease, 81. 2HH, f5g5.
, 1877-06-11
:" BENNY HAvENs, OIL"

CHICAGO, June D.-Tho verso ~ given, and I
think correctly rendered, IN this morning'a Tnla.
uxx, by "1raduate Of '15," was 4 supplement.
asy stanxA In honor OF the author. Lieut.. o'Drlcn,
OF the Eighth Infantry, wbo died In FLORIDA, Jan. Z.
18A1. The verso roiersed 10 was by Lieut. Load.
better. OF tho Engineers, graduate OF West Point
and an able ofllccr, It Ia uudcatood,-yet who un.
fortunately left tho old ag aud Jolnod tho Contcd.
erhte bannor In tho late contest. Tho writer OF
this, between thirty aud forty years since, vt The
frequent merry messngs @ Of ~ officers At 4 n,I!:
inS Sn s. ef ss *ao 0'nss ,Ss IL .S
s bls "ienns rissens Obi" W. vol iia1oeonsi roeeoIeet
of Tho army otatora Stationed thoso from year 10
JsAF, TompkinA, smsad, smith, 0wynn, Crooks
WillIAms, Leadbettcs, McKavett, Hayden, Pat.
tsn, DArnum; AMI thoro were seoro Of othcrs
whose names are not now remembered. 6ome
werc aftaswafda uainod Ia battle. and some wero
killed.
A VIII bo remembered, ons verse Of the song
nAMod a. the head Of tAis communication gafetscl
70 sae IAts ten. Brady; and was knowing to the
fact many years ago, that the 1tst Introduction Ut
that song At Detroit, whero Con- D. foaldel, was
at an evening party WhoEn ha wAs rresent. The
effect which the singing OF tEo Bong bad upon the
aged veteran, may truthfully say, was more than
Nia pleasant " recall those departed scenes Of
youthful dAys; yet tho couylylalty Of that ago. a.
well ~ tho pEesent, was seductive, hurtful, ruin.
ous. Ths towIng bowl. which was wont to pass 10
freely, wheEd was sung the - uenuy liavcns, Oh"
Too often LED 10 the fatal pit Into which 30 many
generous hearts aud noble minds have irrceoycra.
bly, fallen, u,
, 1877-06-11
BY TELEGlsApU.
FOREIGN CITIES.

8pecfdi DspdscA to Z1s 7r1tsns.
LtvNhrooL. June D-tli30 Z, m.-FLoun-No. I, a1s
gds Nc. = 2os.
-whtat-spring No. !, 1ss "a, No. p is ID,
~hlte, No. ioa lodi No. ?, II 6di club, No. I. IL
Sd; No. :, i1s, Cofn-No. I, III GA{ No. = 14s.
rEoy1stoNs-rork. s7s. Lard. As ID.
Ltyxrrooi. June e-2:90 p. tn. .~l'hor1sioas-Lard.
45u.
Lt.xaroot, Juno o.-CorroS-Act,yo at cid, sales
II GU balcst speculation and export 0oUs American
1850.
Bn1Apsrurss-Caltforn,a wh,to wheat average, ia
FlouFweatern canal. 39sG32s Cd. corn-2istl1is I'd.
osu-Amertcan, 3s43s Sd. Barley. 81 Cd. Pess-CAn.
Aaian, 8a4.
cLovxk.saEp-Ameriean. 4s95os-
PsovtsioxE-Mess pork, b7s. Me1s bret. e3s. Lard
American, 4sss Daoon-Lona clear, 3us Cd, short d.
SIS.
TALtow-Fius American. 4os Cd.
PxrnaLRuA-8pirits, q edi ranaet do, Ias "a.
LtNsEEu O1t-3N.
coxxux KEslN-las I'd, pals do. l3s.
RrtRlTs oF TuHrsHrsNR-77A457s ID
CHx1sA-Auerican. 05k.
LoxpoN, luno O.-llRgfsxp PETRoLxuN-tOs I'd.
br1Nl7s OF TuRrxNTtEK-2ss0
ANTWERP junn D.-rkTnoLKuM-3oa0 Cd.
Tho following telcgrsms wore received BY tho Chicago
board Of 1ssdn.
Lir3aroot, Junse,-Pr.ma mess pork-Eaatsru, lis,
87s long clear, 30s Cd. short Clear 1as, ahuuldcrs
1881 hRuls, 41A Lasd. 45s0d. Primo uess beef, SIS.
1ndta meas beot. Bss, extra India mcss D6s Cheese
G5s. Tal1ox, 90 0d.
ri. sas ii essqa. eol's: l S:s.
sG!inx: - ss!tsi 9ass!tsi Corn dt!: MAak LAxE-CaiEoes
Sa sos't0W1cst hss1y Gtasgoe. On pasaasoIwhest
@ aes'y I'll % 81 Aef
m!ted cofn for pruu,pt lhlpmtnt Gy sail, ~ 8tA
~. Weather IN ERylsnd favoralla lot tho growing
, 1877-06-11


Specially Rfported for Tie Tribune BY Afez Harfhfu.
LoullvtttH, Ky,. Jnne e.-lsecsIrs continue 10 DO.
crease, those for ahe wesk buin9 only 7 hhd a9ainst
l. 100 last woek, and 2 800 sAme week 1aAt yoar With
tho heavy showers however, during tho week, e1tchds
Ing over tho greater portion Of tho tohacco.RroWiHR
dtsrica In the Wes may reasonably o1pcct 70 acs
large tncgeass during tho next foW weeks. Dcstdes
furnlihtuE exeelIcnt sesson for pr!xng. the new
crop has bean planted tho Same torr1otys plants
eyeryxhnrn being abundant and healthy.
Tho bulk OF tho offerings thia week hAro bdcn very
poor, although Home crops Of tho bost heavy kobaeco
seen this scs4on were sold this week.
Ths sales tIa weok amounted u f6a hhds conitst
fbK at los hdl and G5 old Against 335 now hnd
% old Inst Week, and !, oS3 samo week last yehf.
Although the demand ha1 bean On the whoe good,
throughout tho wcsk. psicea Of somc Of tbs lower
grader have been rather irregular.
THO week oPcncd with raa animation and lower dR-
uFpa for cotnlun and mrtum KfaIeat since thDn, how
now MOI Nu0tAbly lower, asthou3h very common lug!
to.asy. Miaaiacturus aufa dark heavy. ali.Rfadea,
HFtcn Ryers ycss dcaIrabd crUs met with really
eaa At full n9utes. Uark vEaprerz and sp!nMurs In
fair SUPPLY and well supported. including few saeo
' smoanso % tfssi,y - md d CON Common daik is soms,
What essier Eo al rcd and cutlery. being aearcu sold
$as;iax s5fts%ero In small supply, and all desirable
6hippine-Bons of The bs,t Green ntver crops Of
hesyy ehlppcr1 aecn tha TsaI nt WIN active coMne.
Cikir Wrappers bcen scarce. and nearly III IN
soft order. htetnlnrrs hasu taken comparatively little
this week The n1afkct for low KradHs supported 70
marked AZ dufinH iho previous two thTsa weeks.
Quotations eemAlu tic 1ame a. last week.
, 1877-06-11
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Finances Quiet in Chicago az in the
y Other Great Commercial
Centres.
The Produce Markets Moderately Active
Live Stock stronger--Pro7isiona
Tame and Easior.
DrtadstuGs Flrmer..Khtat Strong.~Corn In Bet.
Ter Demand. of rfadues
During Tho Wetk.


Tho report Of The Chicago Clearing. .Housc tells
nearly thr eamc story those Of the other leading
cities. Tho returns from the latter for the week
ending Jnno 2 show decrease Of transactions even
more rapid than took riace 1aas year At the saHe
tlmc. Tic losscs At ChicsRo were accompanied by
losses 1t Nav York, Boston, Philadelphia, Cincsn-
natl, and st. Lonis. Tho only places that show
ghin Ats The small points. Tho reasons for Tho
du!ness Of tho present week nto not to DO d..
rcctly on tho surface. The war In Eneono
has done something 10 sttmulato tho trade
Of this country. and tho OBJECT on manufactures
has boon good sha resumption policy Of sccrs.
tary shcrman docs nns appear 10 b understood By
this business community. Every merchant md
manufacturer has direct pceun,ary interest IN It,
because with any uncertainty a. to tho futneo &C.
t!on Of tho Government In relation 10 tho premium
on gold and the condition Of the currency makes
uncertain all calculations Of fnlurs prices. In
such a state OF Affairs bualncIs cannot recover on
q thoroughly healthy tone.
Rates Of discount are 8010 per cent at the banks
to regular customers: on tho st1eot tho unual
variations arc nndo on bank rates.
Now York exchange continues scarce. and was
sold between banks at 5o07oo per 81, COO pro.
MUM.
The elearnaa Of the week arc reported "a fol-
lows BY Manager D. Il. Halo, OF tho Chicago clcas-
lpg.lIoug0:
, 1877-06-11
An ENTERPRlsING NEBRASKA TOWN.

eswAnp, Neb., Juns 6.-Solomon says. "Tho
ms OF shs singing Of birds ID come, sud tho voice
Of tha tnrt1s IL heard In tho land, and will not
ths sdltoe OF Tar Tribune Lat 10 plplng nolc
from the fsr.oR pralrles Of NsbtsskAl Theaa
psslriss no Of unsurpassed fertility and beauty,
stretching away ~ far ~ tho eys reach in lux
asaAat and tlotoss sichness, tntstspsrsed with
scattering elumps Of eottouwoods, dotted with
clustering farm. .hoasaa sad delds OF waving grain,
With Winding streams. whsFe now tbs willows arc
shaking out their tassced tapestry along tho bapks
snd whers ths megdow.i .iark's exultant 1abilate Is
swelling from uyEiAd tunofal tasoats.
Seward, county.ssAt Of Seward Coauty, IL =
wtds'sHaks lttls town Of I, 200 Inhabitants, twon-
ty.aIc miles west Of Lneoin and l. the ,peeaent
tcsniinus Of tbs Midland lsclfo A.ilfoad, which
road has lately paaScd under the couttot of The
Burlington l. Elsaourl KiYos llaIEoal Company.
aud IL now hcinK exteude.. to Yoke. tMsuly-elght
nles Hest Of seward. We hAyu = handsome pub
liesehoo bQildiuY here under the ul2ns raivnl Of
Prot. Faihps, With IN sraEsya atseRdA of 200
, 1877-06-11

to admit Of mneh trading. othos varieties were
lfeless. salt wAs stesdr. hne now telng quoted II
81. 10 per br!. Hidcs wore easy. Tho hhy dealers
reported ltt1e better trade at Fteady prices. rn-
fatoes were frm. Poultry WAS slow and easy.
though not very freely offered. Green fruits weru
generally lower, tho unpleasant weather checking
sales, and dealers were trying to close out as tbs
fruit could not be held NJ Afondsy.
Lake fEstghts wcro quilt and unchanged, on the
basis Of 20 for corn to Buffalo. Room was taken
for "a. 600 bu corn and Il, 600 bu oats.
RAit ftefshts were dull, bnt nonlnally steady Al
former rates. TO New York 500 per 100 lbs on
grain, and 45e on boxed meats. TO boston, Port
land. aud Providence. $50 on grain And 6oc on pro.
visions. To interior New England points, $50 on
grain. Provisions TO Baltimore, 42e, and to Phila-
delphIa, 43e. To Montreal. $50 on grain and 35e
On provisions. "Fourth. class" rated 10c above
grain.
GRAIN In SIGHT.
The New York Produce Exchange 1ytetly Elves
tho following ~ tho viabs supply Of grain, COM
pricing tho stocks in granay at tho principal points
OF accumulation At lake and seSboard ports, aud
in transit BY rail. June 2, 1877:
, 1877-06-11

Tho American Government ts making prcco.
deut for ltaele which will ~ highly approved "
by Cauadtaua- Tho Cabinet haa doride,t on NJ
stating that reikia across the Rio Grauls Mief
Into TexAs must 6e prevented, or tho Unsse1i
States military commanders Will bu tnstructes1
10 follow tho in2rauIela Into Mexico aud p4nen
Fsn.a @ s1sa rsi. uto csnada9 s s9E E,Seq IL Xs
can Government must prevent them, " the
Cunadian authorities must bc permitted to cs'rs
tho frontier Into tho Unltcd 6tstes and |'uiI.su
tho raiders there A. tIe AMertrsn Gov to-
meut would not llko the latter xlterna' -
there u nothing foE thcm " ID but ~ w.
ously u1opt tho former ons.
, 1877-06-11

& dS i. - i ia Sas 81 lr'e'e .gSt
shfs s'sS III ;s1 do t:fs
s: Fa;sS.s' Dill!
s1155ssss:fSs ss' a.. nc''' "A'' 1900 0'' s'''
ss s.i;. sft sss :;ssa III:
hts ;.::ft VII y i r*ns,.
ea asSe %e!.sa as' 's'ssh 1hs IT,
i'll: :ss H. e}s3;1s fss;as
%s;.fss s,se sruas ,o
fss:::.sssss @ Ss;'ssi $sSss ss;5. ss'a! 1aooooo
Fsw ostrAxA juno o.-CoaN MHAL-Flrmcs At
'Pso.lslos5.rorkd dnl: rsak, and lover At sl4,as.
a::. ass :: ios sssa sfs ses. !.
i0shcsa unchanged.
Gold. 1osa,oaH, I'LL nStsn s1sS.nss on Nov York,
ri cent Pfsinlum ''otiinF exchange e.nkera bills
Lou.a,,th., Juns 9: e:-CoJ ros-onet snd unchanged.
ss:s; 5 Gs;s ze s: ss .s ss
5*ss ss :: .sSs
gae2n-yarket dulI} shoulders. a.sasci s1csr IT, n
1Dtfs. Lara 4utat ana unchanged.
NunkY-t0tes II 81. TO-
INDIANAPOLIS. ....
1xbtAxArntts, Juas p.-FLoua-FAncy, &s.bo8o.2s,
family 2s.O0t extras, 81. 90
unAfS- Wheat = Unchanged. Cora !. High mixed
offered A. $ool 4aa bid; mixed, 449i5ct Juy 45c1 Au
gust, $50.
E:s:.ss:qase:ssss ss.ass::s; I; ee.p 600 head
BUFFALO, 49,.
eas a sss' @ spa IL
ktln.drlrd AZ 49c. Uau Inactive. lys inaGtTe- bar
ley Inactive.
FAEiuuTt-Wthout ChRnRe.
BOSTON. .--..
Dorrox. June 9,-FkorK-Bteadyw with fair demand.
winter wheat Ohio Indiana, and aflcillEan. g. hNt
o bvt Illinois, $0u1alO.ou; Mlnncsola patent proccss.
Hu. t{aal1.Q0.
CoAM-QuIet but steady.
06WEH0. .-.
oawkno, Juno e.-unAtN-Wheat qnitti No. M1.
waukec club Sl,RO; NJ. do, $l.1U. No. whltd
Michigan, el.o5. Coru-ligh mixed. hsus low mixed,
a7o.
NHArlf1f. ...
MHxrnrs, juns {. .--corroa-Frm At fic. aAlea 100
bates, 1cccipa. ID. shipments, 125i stock. 1900.
CthcE1 unchanged.
, 1877-06-11
ILLINOIS SOLDIERS ORPHANS HOME.
HiaoAfck

BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,, June 7.--rho nav Board Of
Trustees appointed BY The Stats for tho mantyo.
msat OF ths So!dtess' 0fphana' Hons, At Normal,
are baatly engaged IN making A Examination into
sha tEus condition Of aatrs which hAve e1isted At
the Homn for several years past. Tho hoard has
found out tho fact thas ths 6tats has for long
!ustitalon IN extstence and that very large pro-
portion Of ths youth Who ass !nnstss sp NOT or
phana OF sia9s sold!efs who loss thsis lives dur.
ing the heosllton. Untold eItravsEancs 10 met
with on all hands, not only In tbs management and
tteatuasut Of The children. but n ths style end
manner which hass entered into the living Of ths
officials Of the Hons. Tbs inatisuflon has besn
saa dla2Faco 70 TIE sats. and. when tho true eon.
tSrouahoat ths stat. will 30 Iaots ipdlensnt ihsp
They are to-day.
Maggie 3. Wallace. who ela!ms that she, was led
which shs will luake soma set!ous complaint
aHanst those who have had thu Of ths iaskitu-
ton sirca it, early organization.
, 1877-06-11

b. W. lA001 4f1
CATTLE-Tho course Of tho market during ths past
wesk w At that sellers could de.,re. From art 70
lass tho demand VA setivs aud stroas. snd ps.ces
throughout wess nrm and sd.aaclag. Ths receipts
we1p anal. wAy below lhs AyersRa tor tho tins Of
rear Aad with scsnty supplies and higher prlces st ths
EAsstl lnsrket n tss WA good daa. axc4tsd- Tue
AboFs Applea ots particularly " this hettes xradea Of
CATTLE such n AFe sought BY lhs Eastern ads but III
descriptions mst With sls4dtiy Soo4 demand. sad
commanded eahsacsd ptlcss W. nots 4 continued
dscllns In tbs FscsIpu sf cho.co ma.
sssaatts Isa haud f'' u.nss Ss IT, Ss;ys
IT, 8
te eapplfes thu ncseaat mud aleeIJ growth
n ahs tScess " !aln Hrs estlls d tl4 but =
ha,s u 10 e.oFIc t. IL soSa tho aeacteeey il
1oa.s tlmv ts seas The 5.axs q ths a1kel fof tho
ii Isaa u k.s se w stssaa r. a.
sAt H. They xots tAkea f0F ekpott aAcs OF TsI.
~. ssee MH.tif u y a*si. ~ though .ous choIcs
Gtitsr u s5uo5t 81 1eas ~ese e susnis Il s3aas IL
M 9a,n IT, ~, ~ ..nxs,. :. hs.
ty sad ausll5 u raeeI0s foI i'd aioati of Ny ~
eaksa FIR ~ cAcs<v Ase'Sss@ a"4 Produce ~
tna, VI Apr !; u nbc1s sasrs beaa mpi5 = ia.
sSa4itssn I! A1ssaxea bs'os r. Ap,1', etSosln1 .
a'ttasIa{ 4tLl ~ ~ ead sa.t month oniy N s5i
htAt u the As4 es ~ tcteacy
Alo aptrars Mh7etsf inetea4e IN Feeelps took peco
thus, Ia April. tu1 III n4il1u cuws against
!4"t nonl Al 4ad u csto sfi helj. alnst
IT. S.t sa ~. tS III; II ss;FsS Wv 1ay 4 e.
Soa Ssas q liz js Nais Saa s oaa e.ass y ~ r. s.
, 1877-06-11

nOG PRODuCT8-wcrc fess acttvA and tsMc, In
sympathy With decline In meats and lard ID Liverpool;
but the speculative artres only lost the advance gained
Friday afternoon, willis meats wero a ahade nru1er.
Tho sItaatlon not Judged 7ery faYorahla 10 con.
hucd strength. tho production from summer hoRs
IL fully equal 10 tho demand from consumefa aud Ct.
cccls II In lard. Still It II believed probable that tho
rrcent reduction IN prices will turn out better order
demand nnd thcro tess dtsppsItton to offer product
1t Z further decline.
The following t&Jlo exhibits tho 1hiprents OF pro.
vlaons tn DETAIL from this city. for tb4 woek ending
June +.
, 1877-06-11

ntsseni5 sefer afer noinS tha chicf points Of
ho surpy o III pit month .st seeardnx 70 onr ssSe
fss IS: & .hs e. a.. e
month vetr restricted entlr:lyso native steer wefsh'
Ing from t. fNrsl, ,skn pounds"
tntai ai1ance for eht weak Ia good 70 eolee Rrses
q 4kAsoa y 1uo NJ. We Rya tho following - the
closIuE
Extra aHrtyrs-0radelltects weighing I, $50
cboico bosvrsSFine, III. welt. formed ::
Year, g e'yeasold stccf@ weighing LEO ,.an m
}ng iin 10 t.4I 81. h2sss.As
Tx ie5 q ,aso 47sas,o
wsisRins aoo "a .i1p 81. s.ooa4so
I'D H. s,soa+so
vsass-rsr i'd ~ III sGs~s@
1IUS-in this department tsaho onened fetJ dull At
1sa?oc dec!tnc from tho previous weeks rrteee and
on Thursday when prices showed total reduction Of
200 ptr 100 h4 tho then quot httont befnk 20 tor
e. fe e %
farthet appreciation Of 5ai that ht tho cloac Ct
Fol the prsvlons week and g. noo larger ihs for ibe
ss ~ .m .sss ses ef n s Il
1s Ss @
stEErIara been scarce and ru, 1t g.. ooa5. ID for
poor to choice gfAdes-pct 10 b1hA
, 1877-06-11

T. ~ ~ ts be !ootsa nsl{s ch .s'e. .sre limited IT, 70
By ssmp5s e. q: 8 or ,s tr:ek re,: 4o, b. W.T.,
The Offering. xstc small The .oek ta stose desrs.'sa
ehehY Ion. R.aie stuff. Fnturra ~ero ltfelcss, and
!hhrn no d!apcttton TO trae IN tha neT crop No
- nnI;iast = q ho aah sale! wers Ieror;ed Of
by sample u 8s953c On track. TotAL a,0gp hl.
, 1877-06-11

New Y0Rx, Junu 0.-Ooid advanced from l03A
to 1Qoh, declined 10 1051s, and recovered 10
lo5A. borrowing sAtes, III to per cent per sn-
pan, and "a per cent Until Monday,
Silver 1t London unchanged. Hero silver bsrs
are: dseeubAcls. l@35s; gold, l17Hi sllyrs eoIp,
u per cent dlscount
uvTefnluensa closed stc&dy.
Railroad bonds nsn In gcuc.al
stats kunds straay.