davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1877-03-22

Grccnbacks at tho Now York Gold Ex-
change yesterday closed at 05l,
, 1877-03-22

l.. at..4 80 ... ,,.d.
=. ,oP'eNot" -, :. 'No 'A"u's ~, 49,, ,-,.,..
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.aoso las""y npAa'0s "n, w.. w. r ~ -.
a"." .s' ..sa..a,aa. =. a ,,,,,,as, r,as,;h,a I'm,
o"s' 'an.ss"s ~, ~ 's ,e'.s', .,s...naa..,r
".>' =" $500 =. .t,o ..;,.,,5 ,~.oo,,.,.s
0u'uo ~ Wv ~. o ~ m,'s. ,'.s.,. t..
a'i1 VI. s.oe& vp.t"'e aeso ,s, ~ 49,.
ss.,'s 1....s =, .as,ea, 1ai,sa ~. anrs 49, Al ,ho
s ss " r,.sa se. .sa,s, = ,ussa -" % a,ao snarca;, ~
.' :. 49, pt ,s,,., ,ss.~ t,,n frn,,,,ntsnt
s ". ~ ,ero % .,,',st. .....1,,. ,,au,
s.ss. a,ata , ...s.,a.. r ,r,',s ,.w 1,o;nr IL.
% n,sro,, - ~ ,n.ors,,tr,,on., tho fn,l Weight of
.,'s ass.a -, .,,,.,. .ts.a n,n.,1 x,r,fe,,o1,.
~. Tha ,,,,,, ,,onosos1 ,,v A. 1yu,-,va il
49,. l., ~, eaa.a r,,,aro ~ ;n,to,,,a,1 towns
o,,,, liz cre1,tor, .o,, ocreo I'm ,,rceont mt.
e.on,,;re ,,onda Ia rsntasca i,v i'm isaue Of
rass ,,on,,s hcsr;,,e X mr. rant ;ntoroat and
1,a~,ar ~ nf.u ra.- - ~, on,1 mat IN euoh
asaa r. 80 .at,na In bo1,o1f ~ hail, mar.
,,as e1at, onnno,,v oaseaa unou suo], munici.
,,.,;,. ' s aa, % aot,oat srr, oonnt IN rar ccnt
- H. ,1oh, - ,,er nm, ~ re ann1,ot, In thc
.,..1st ~ ,,,,area. a.t . ,,cr cont N thc
r~;,, o;r,o, ~ In ,,ords
-, s'l" ~ ','o o'7
There certainly can DO 10 opJect'oh ~ '"'
nrranucmet1t of this kind, The proposition
Ia In no wise compulsory At present. b1a-
tion to nay tho interest ant1 principal Of
these debts is voluntary with the municiphl-
i.ioa. trhcv ,nav or ,nnv not icry Or, collect
,ho ,or. T;ho stota oJFrrs that If the cred.
;tors ,,;,, e,,rroni,cr t,,o ontstandtno bonds
snn,o ~ u1,,ct vii eoon matnro. and ncoent
mr. conf hond, having 1ftv vearB to
~,,n + v;1, ,,,dsrtoto IN law mil collect a
INV ~ with t1,o gto,a t,1es. coual to the nav.
mont of ,ho ouuuo, intorest and nsr cent
of ,bo ,,.,ncira1. ont1 nav tho same to tho
crod;tors Tha ofrcr Il mntuol1y ndyan.
to1oous n iloltor md creditor. Tho debtor
IN H. ala o,,t - Inv 1os. than t,a IL norv
r.n,no r.. fr,ora.t atona IN nov ,,oth min,
s;rat er,1 ;,,torast, md fin croiltor vii lnvo
~ asrrror.o ,hnt J.. .r,,l NH 1,,a intcrest md
nis III nr;nc;rn1 nm nss,,rnnea which. ovinr to
ths noross;t,ea ~ tbo neoplo. he does not
] ,. ,,rr..,
, 1877-03-22

The municipal political articles In tho Times
cannot b. lsea, tor they are Ill Taupx besose
publication.
, 1877-03-22
PERSONAL

cssary to ask who Will be "put out T." II the7
don't get Ia.
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PERaQHAk
The New york Lokas C!nb nave siee1oa 1onn
BtoughAna President:
A Florida editor bubli6hea 'sThe f.atb Hote Of
Aummet" under the head of "LAee Local Mlaeel-
lany."
Flvs negroes were hung In south carollna last
weak for dc murioe Of Qermsu, A local paper
ssys, ''Tha drop fell with dull thud,'
Tho NsrquIse of Montsbello WAS burned to death
Ia Paris, not long ago. hho had J1ut returned from
bail, and, standing too ncar the hearth, her dress
caught dte.
Broot1vn womsn. Mr. uess,er. discovered A
hnro,sr Ia her room and 1a}d hold OF him. Its
nonnded her f.ea ter,h1v and broto eevsral of her
f.ch but aha oluno 10 him mil, tha poles arrived.
c,.,,n. . a.~rss,. n,.,t. t,x ...1.a ,t4
.s ILL., ~ % 49, sou, ~ tsa to.. nj. hs,s ieo.
.Nss M Has' ~ "s.. ~ @ ...ao~,sss,
a"a s's,. @."'' 'A' "'' 'Aap''>''' AA'~~'e"''''
:. %..,
uet"am , eoapto aan.u a.s ssnn, n.,.a Ma ~
nIlson, W.. ha'. .we,o s1, - - msoal
ne,et nsa nas W 'ael a1aus
sasks's .olat'on W, y. 'ue AAa'"" que'''oA ""s"
'n." -" sAott' '".''
a Ut. Louis paper 10 eraFely discussing "nieh u
the correct phrase, 'lt nashe whom lent itto.'
or ~ was niu1 whom lent u TO- II tae ea'tof
Toala eoneleeS eapfesS sao 1aet 10 "op'a say
'he lent II TO u.s.
Gems. White snd Bevesidge are charging upon
the Customs Collectorshlp. ]. Russell Jones,
however, tholds the fott,'' White IL said TO hare
Aldrich and Btentano on his side. Bereridgr. II
usual, puts bis trust In that Being who, Atast
eordtnE to Coroner Dleszzeh, Il " not here" Too
badt
A weatern Mlsaonri paner s,vs: "Two ,,ceks
bls buogy and badly hurt. We have sInee learned
lint ho only had both hs legs broken III two places
and half lii scalu torn Oh, and that ha ID doing
wstl.n
Atorty.foot whale tscams stranded In the creek
! at Anahetm, chi. and drov st1 tho ppwder III the
| towr. rvo x.i,nrn WIN attacked him in rkin
haretv ..escca with thnf, ltye. Altar canxt.tn1a
| ttontc, thn iaviathsn vcnt mt II 'ssa BANNER
md a v,,er wh.to.
7a,. -. .,.n =, ..,,, n.
| .ta,,s ~ S. ~" w.t 49,, 80
~ u, ~. nh,;s.., ~ ~. sass.
s ~" ~ .a.,.s" ~ ~. 49,. -.
~, %, a,xa s Iau ssa saxas as...t.s S H. !.
su.sa en% sosa ~ ,s ~. ~ ~, n,,n,,.,s
w.as!ag sovk ~ wu,sn "' Will '"'" w "''ka"aA
1ou"s A"a A'ot'aonuoa''
| max sffakoscn - gong 70 GIVE concerts III re"
| VOTE hnd Fnl'aue4pnla simultaneously On npE1i =
J, md = us'nqtae telephone 10 convey tne soands
from the ono Guy "hefe t1e eoneettlfets Are 10.
:" 'uS , o'. d ~.
eoneefn, bns u VIII never PROV" est!siaetotJ sus
tho sosdeno tronpe. eepee1a'lS IN 'chlipes'c
Cincinnati enquirer
Now the military men Wl1l call coufta' martial
neno. .sstious.-h kind OF oshsien 'site'"knows NIL
abont. The next tme an army officer wants 10
light chaplain aud . woman 10 VIII PROBABLY COM
pronalts BY campaign against Sitting Dn1l. Mrs..
Capt. 1}ali has tollcd Rcpo's kncfl, at least for
speii. Let n hopo this may eaabo tho Major 70 30
1.-Two a. to |'1ttnR tho bells nf tiaafan, nAtcad OF
, 1877-03-22

Tho price Of sugar will 10 up. The "pap'
suckers u have got home from Warrington
, 1877-03-22
ADJUSTMENTS.


Woods hIuscnm.
Monroe street, between State and Dearborn. Variety
performance
I1nvcrlysa TltrntrC.
Randolph street, hetwecn Clark aud I.s5al18.
Engagement u tl!e Buuclcault comedy Company.
:Fotbddeu Fruit"
, 1877-03-22

= HICFIENFf'8 IEItNtFts II
sfnatton ttrert, between Dearborn aud Etzts
EnsaXe1cnt os lion DoAeIeau!t. ''The slsauThs&un.
, 1877-03-22

Como again WHOM you hear Of your nomina.
tions, although that mny keep many Of you
away for somo timo.
, 1877-03-22

HY NA1t-jN ADvANCE-rosTAGH PREPAID At
this OFFICE.
c.uv ca,t,n,. so.tnnta. d, yesr, 90
fs.ts - rrnr ner tmnnfIi i..,......,.,,. LIP
.fr, tn nv sdjfrsa four wecgs for immune 1W
s9nSasy Edition: A1e!I anu ne"soa. 7.m
csntHs Eifinn sweiFn n ....,.,t.,,, 1.tU
=. FL trnatIE s.pttnaf .,......,,., Q,ts1
tartt Of {car. pcf r,onth...... ~
WEEKLY EDITION, POSTPAID
~. rang ncy resr ,,,.,,,.& LIS
GnT KIM ~ III H.D
Xxx ~ tTrntr u. u
Postage prepaid.
FCcemen copies rent free.
Torseven dcny ind mistAkeA he rnfe ard eiFe POST
Gfter address In tufl Inclultns EtAtt and County
Icmtttanres may lie made either by draft. cspfe&s
TCst Cl!cc oct or registered lctstrtt Al otE rsk
FERNS 10 CIR SUBSCRIBERS.
rxt1s de1tered sunday excepted Is cents rcr wrck.
lniy. delivered, Sunday included, no cents rer weak
Adityrss THE TRIBUNE COMPANY.
. Iprpcf Madison md Dearborn it,. Chicago, ILL
, 1877-03-22

Adctph} Theatre.
s.onrue street, corner Dearb0tu. Variety enter
tatxa
, 1877-03-22

st. Louis fairly gloats over the PlKEJoNEs
murder, and the newspapers lind In tho occur-
rencc au intfEsputablc evidence that all The cor
rnption. oil tho fostering and putrifying abom-
nations Of vast region arc concentrated In
this city. II this were our affair, VIC might re-
ply that ono swallow does not mako summer,
nor ono rIKE whole school Of fish. lint Ne
must remind *. Lou!s that Il was that
city which imposed r'tgH upon us. It waa
there, according to st. Louis reports, that he
cultivated hta long halr, developed his phreno-
logical vagarics and vices, schoolcd himself In
frcc love, Bc,1ucel his wife, and disscm-
mated his snfamtcs In secondhand
bookstore. 1Ic came to Chicago fresh
from st. Louis, anu full blown NOR
al gnonstrosIsy. Wo presume TINT tho co1n-
petition In his limo OF business became 50 great
IN IT, Louis tint ho was driven to seek SONG
other field, and his career IN Chicago shows tlnt
Ills efforts were neither successful nor profitable
In this community. As 10 JosEs, he simply
located his business In Chicago rs many otherd
do, on account Of the superior advantages, but,
Nku many other Chicago manufacturers assd
merchants, to sold largu part Of Ills goods to
st. Louis and t1icrcabouts. Being engaged ID
ths manufacture Of Hpirltualtatic books aud the
publication Of 8p[rltunllstEc ncwspapcr,h be and
ills publications were very littto known IN Chi
cago. but evidently, from tho familiarity which
Tho st. Louis papers show and the interest theg
eyi,ec In the matter, S. Louis was the principal
market for lila wares.
, 1877-03-22

TIE st. Louis Republican saYs the Chicago,
Burlington t. Quincy Railroad Company lbs
about perfected arrangements by which 1t Will
become tho absolute owner Of tho Missouri,
Kansas t. Texas Railroad. The Republican Ia Of
the opinion TINT It Will mako no u,ater1a1 change
in matters as they now stand, except that the
Chicago policy which has heretofore prevailed
iu tho management Of tue latter road will 30
permanently established. We arc glad that st:
Louis is pleased with tho consolidation. For
onco It will be It, accord with Chicago, which
thinks tic arrangement a very nice and proper
one. Chicago wants direct bustncss communt-
cation with Missouri, southwest Of st. Louis,
With Eastern and Southern Kansas, with the In
t1ian Territory, end Is uauch Of Texan aa she can
rcac!.> This alr-lina road is Just tho thing re.
qu!rcd to make commercial relations perfectly
serene With all that Gno country which st. Louis
l,as heretofore pretty solidly monopolfxcd. CHI
caGo Is "down " OIL 1nonopollcs,- s,-hatcs theu,~
aud Is reaching around everywhere to break them
up-cspecfallY st. Louis ones
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-17


Tho super ntcndent OF tho Soaton Consolidated
average about slo4 per ton In the first week
OF April there hand twenty -four tons first class
eight tons second class and eighteen tons Of third
class Tho directors state that they expect to pay
q dividend OF IL per ccnt.ihis month.
Wells, Fargo Il Co. have received thirty-thrce tons
OF silver. each averaging about $50 ounces from the
Ontario silver mine OF Utah.
II reported in Houston, Texas, to-day, that
Charles Morgan, OF New York city, has declined as
the floating debt OF the Houston and Texas Gen.
trail Railroad. Some timo ago he bought nvc.eghths
OF the stock Tho debt rapidly increasing ana paper
now under protest.
A meeting OF the directors OF tho Rock Island Rail-
road Company was held to day at the company's
offices, and Hugh Riddle elected President OF tho
company and David BOWS Vice President
The Al. 200 uninsured shares owned by the Chicago,
Rock Island and Pacific Railroad Company were trims.
fcrrcd the Of the Vice President and Treasurer
TO DO held by them In trust The Board OF Directors
authorized the Vico President and Treasurer rcceivo
bids for loan, payable In cash, par and upward
up 25h inst after that date the bonds must be paid
for in the present per cent sinking fund mortgage
bonds.
Mr. Franklin D. Gowen, tho President Of tho phia-
delphia aud Reading Railroad mado the following
official statement relation TO the strike OF engineers
on the linc:-Wc arc getting all tho engineers
All passenger and merchandise trains arc moving rcgu-
larry. Coal traffic tho coal region is being moved
promptly and by Tuesday Wednesday the coal trado
OF main limo will be provided for. Applications for
positions by those not connected with tho Brother
hood are very humorous, and difficulty Is appre-
hcndcd IN promptly supplying the places OF all who
leave.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-17
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON on THE SPOT EAsY-FUTuREs CLOSED
wEAK-FLoUE FiEMEE-wHEAT F1RMEI-
CORN HIGHER-oATs FIRMER---wHIsKEy
HIGHER-PoRK AND LARD HIGHER--pETRo-
LEUM QUIET-spIRITs OF TUBPENTINE DULL
RosiN DULL-oII.S QUIET-cOFFEE QUIET
SUGAR ST ADY--FRErGuTs MOVING MODE
RATELY
MONDAY, April 1876 r. NJ
There a good deal OF excitement on Change
ana most articles higher. Flour was nrmer
Wheat was dcarer, but very quiet Corn was active,
unsettled aud higher closing with tho advance partly
lost Oats were Grmcr. WhisRey was decidedly
higher. Pork and lard we're excited, good deal
higher and somewhat nominal Frcghts were un.
settled Cotton the spot easy. Futures closed
weak. Coffee quiet and sugar steady Oils and
petroleum were quiet, Ms were also naval stores.
CoFFEE-Thcrc not much demand for invoice lots Of
Rio but prices steady 500 bags Rio. Haley sold
lie for strict good ordinary low fairs 900 bags Rio
Tyrus and $500 bags Santos Gustav
Of stock Tho stock OF Rio here tonight is 81 s2 bags
Mid coffee was quiet. We quote .-Ordinary carcoes
Ioc. I6,ac; lair do Isac. Isle; good do. ls9,c
IDc prime do. I0sc NC extreme range for lots oc
2isc Santos. far to good ssc. l9c. gold 30 days;
Java, government bags pc &c do mats 23c.
pc; Singapore. Zoe. ale Ccyon. iDc 2c. Maracabo
1sc. NC Laguayra, 1sc 2Oc Jamaica. lie isc. ;
st. Domingo I1c. Iotc.. Porto Rico. iSc 2Oc.: Costa
Rica 1sc Ole Mexican. lsc. 19sc. Macassar. iac.
Ole. An4ostura. 19c 2O,sc; savanilia. 1sc. zoe ;
Curacao Ice ISisc.
lower. Liverpool came. aull and unchanged for spot
cotton, with sales Of 1000 bales Middling quoted at
lid Futures steady. Our market opened easier ~
decline OF lGc Business very brisk during tho
day. Prices declined still further. and market closed
weak with the prices shownga decline for tho day Of from
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-17
NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY APRIL H. ls77-TR1PLE SHEET

tations:-Unitcd States currency skies, 124h 12ah;
DO do, 1881. registered, 1l3 1l34; do. do, do,
coupon, 1135s a1l4s DO. do, 1895, registered, lo7
l07i; do. do, do, coupon, Ill Ills; do DO, do
new, registered, lloss 1io,s; do do, do. do.
coupon, lloss nos: do do, registered, l12s .
1924; do do, do, coupon, 1l2S a ll2zs; do. do,
1868. registered, 14i 49, do do, do. coupon. 1l4k
i15 do. ienortes registered 1922 1925 do. do.
coupon, ll2ss ll3; do nves, 1881 registered, ex in
terest ll0a4 Ill do do, do, coupon ll2a 1l25s;
do AVS, 1891, registered, l0Sk a l09x.
UNITED STATES TREASURY.
The revenue receipts to-day were $3.50, ooo customs
receipts $500, 900; bank received for redcmp-
zion, 5000. ooo
RAILROAD BONDS.
Railroad bonds irregular with the largest trans
actions In Chicago and Northwest consolidated gold
sevcns which sold al IS s4, against SAX at the close
Saturday. The other changes follows An ad
vance OF per cent IN Morris and Essex scvcns OF
1871 and u in ST. Louis ana Iron Mountain
frsts, and d. cline OF per cent Hannibal and 81,
Joseph cights convertible aud Erie third mortgage
n In Milwaukee and ST. Paul consolidated sinking
funds, and u IN Ohio and Mississippi consolidated
Central Pacific lrsts tsan Joaquin branchl
STATE
State bonds were quiet and strong, with sales OF
North Carolina skies and LOUISIANA sovens conso-
dated; District Of Columbia 65s sold at ~ In New
Orleans Louisiana consols SOLD At ~ a 72l4, ad-
vance of over per cent since Saturday.
BANK SHARES.
the sales Of city bank shares Central National
at 100, Commerce at 10Y, New York lis aud Mcr-
chants at la
MINING SHARES.
The following were The opening quotations for mining
stocks at San francisco to-day Gould Curry. Z;
Savage, ~; Chollar potosi. 20; Ophir, II; Hale &
Norcross, q Crown Point, 8; Yellow Jacket 8; Bechcr
s.; Imperial ~; Virginia Consolidated, 20; California,
80; Overman. IA; Raymond Ely, 4; Eureka G. ",
Best Bclcher, II; Kcnuck ~; Union Consolidated,
4; Alpha, s; Meadow Valley, al Sierra Nevada. 81
Mexican, Z; Caledonia q Silver Hill. IL Eureka Con.
soiidated, s; Justice, 2; Julia Consolidated, TX
The following table OF prices OF the prominent gold
and silver mining shares, including tho opening
prices OF to-day, received by telegraph from san
Francisco, is furnished by william Ward Drcxel Build
Ing Ali prices in gold
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-17
THE GOLD EXCHANGE.

The semi-annual meeting OF the Gold Exchange was
held the gold at the close OF business ycsicr
day Mr. Colgate presided and tho Secretary read the
reports These showed that there are al present 10
good standing In tho Exchange f5l members aud
eighteen associate members; about thirty-nvc are ID
arrears Tho balance hand tho last semi annual
meeting was sl2i,2i6 SO. Since then tho rcccipis
have been Slj,9sG % making total OF Si31 203 05.
Deductng cxpcn tturc Tor the period Of sl-sG2 "a
a balance Is found on hand now OF Sllo,3i3 80
Ailcr the adoption Of the reports " was resolved
that al. officers and committees, April 30. hand
over their books and papers to tho trustees ID was
also voted TO apponra committee OF three draw M
resolutions expressive OF tho Exchanges appreciation
OF the services vi Mcssrs r. 7. edwards, a. o. Mvris
and j. Is. Colgate The meeting was then adjourned
until ibis afternoon. Tho Exchange rs Cold TX
change Is about 10 wind up It's concerns transactions
In gold while above par will, however 90 nu
there under the direction oil tue Stock Exchange.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-17
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALvEsroS. April ia, 1877.
good ordsry ests Sst ssespts ss bale. Exports
NEw ORLEANS April I6 1877.
Cotton steady; m'ad'ng ,sc; low niidiing iossc
E Expo to d " Bs saba.
POS, 1876.
CSttsn nominal maang iDs; low miadlinS ioac
Cotton quiet and steady; middns. lie: low middiinr
Exports soss,~ise AS Sales 30 ssoei i5ss '"''
CHARLESTON, April TO- 1877.
bales f SGsa rho o % Net s.sS a t
Sales, 100. Stock, 2i.55l
Flour advanced zoe. on all grades saios 400 bills at
g. 80 81 for No spring y 2, for amber winter
WE s early lSs d'9s'S sss.
ea y % at ss sS sa . ss e Sn Sa
bushels prime .sn Ca. a, Soc no,n meal higher; bosa
t Sss "'dd'"s' 80 ''' ton Flour shipped 1900
BuyrALo. ApriI 49, 1877.
Markets strong; prices advanced. demand good but
'''s . city and
ground advance 81 Zoe per bb Wheat Sales
club ., 81 r n'ns
mixed at S All on Oats u shi Inquiry Sale. ss
ono Western 25c. Barley in fair trsds In
ss no :.s' sa. A Sas cG s at ' ssss
% a medium %i large Ct . and a rns a
adyancc no sales Of consequence reported Other articles
changed rates: contracts made. Receptsfo $500
bbs wheat, 400 bushels; corn, 3,2,O do. oats,
lS.2oo DO barley, Pn do, !; rye, ". 80 do. ship
2n.2uO do oats 1850 do barley 100 do rye. $500
do. Grain In stors and anoat Wheat 1923 bushels
o7.A5 do. oats ne3S do barley, i3oO25. ryc,
ToLKpo. April ~. 1877.
Flour strong Wheat strong: Ne. ! white Michigan.
81 II: amber Michigan. spot. held ut close ~ ~
81 10: May 81 ~ 81 M June held a ~ 7o,a No .
May ~ 10: No red 81 5 rejected Dayton aud Nichi.
gan red. 81 80. do Wabash. 81 ~ Corn stiong. high
May aud iunc. 52Ssc No whts. 5ac. rejected. $50.
Clever seed 81 90; cocc. 80 Rrccipis75 hills nour
500 bu. hss wheat, BtDsb do JD oats shin.
mcnts2y bbis. hour; 1900 bushels wheat 1900 do.
corn; 100 DO, oats.
CHICAGO. April 10, 1877.
Winter storage grain expired aud rates are
days Flour in good demand tu prices Western
extras - 75a s7 70. Minnesota do, 81 J7k Mime
sofa patent process - $40; winter 81 30 81
Wheat excited hi Cher but unsettled; No Chicago
spring ~ 4i,a cash April; safes ~ 81 - ~ a. May
closed NJ ~ t5es bid May rJunc; No do 81 81 rejected
~ i6aSl 20 Corn active, nrn and higher excited and
~ as3ac 49sac May closed lo7ac 4c May Jo,c
Jr juno rejected iJs. Oats unsettled. but generally
higher 3ssc cash 3sc. May - June rejected - &c.
Rye strong higher at soc Barley strong and higher
NJ Gle Pork active, firm and higher. unsettled
aud Irregular o 70 cash; so 71la SO ~. May sales
~ W., % ~" 10 juno, closed ~ SO 10 June Lard
$40 oya Siu 10 May saos $40 i2is $40 -. June
closed NJ $40 10 so 22s June Bulk moderated
active and higher; shoulders 5'4c short rib. s,c
short sidss.sac Whi.kcy higher ut ~ o6 ~ ~. re-
ceipis Flour. 1906 bbls wheat ZOO bushels. corn
lhbtp do oats, :s2UD dot rye. ~, do. barley 800
do shnmsnts-tlour. 800 bbs wheat alpp bushels
i,Stp do ~ the afternoon call OF the Board -"hea'
easier; ~ ~ VI "A, May; 81 Az. June Corn lower
tS6c. May foc june Oats lower nj 3ssc. 3Isc Pork
Ac, lower Lard a shade lover; $40. May; $40 10 q
$40 l2lA Juno.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-17
The following table shows the opening, highest and

ADVANCE AND DECLINE.
The following shows the advance and decline in the
principal active stocks to-day compared with those
OF Saturday
ADvAXcE-Western Union, d; Harlem, X; Lake
Shore, ~ Union Pacific ~; Illinois Central, u o.,
g., G. and l., u; st. Paul. "a.
DEcLINE-Pacitc Mail u Eric, "a; Northwestern, u /;
and Lackawanna, "a Morris and Essex, q; Hannibal
and ST. Joseph, NJ; do. preferred, i Delaware and
Hudson, q; Burlington and Quincy, ~; Atlantic and
Pacific, ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-17

Wheat was strong, but with tho extreme prices
checkhg tho demand ihe sales 49, 900 bushels
iof Tor NO Milwaukee In store and 81 62 for Minnesota
hye WAS quiet but steady Barley and barley malt was
dull Corn WAS excited unsettled and &c to Sc. higher
the spot and lc &C. better future with
vnnce partly lost spot deliveries wholly
turcs Tho sales l7S,D'D bushels at Gdc tor D. d
western mixed in store, Soc 6tc tor ungraded mixed
Doc 66ac Tor No Mixed 65c G6c. No g. and t8c
for steamer yellow For forward delivery the sales were
2aoOU bushels Tor aay &c 621,c; 81 900 do No
mixed Tor May " &c. 10000 do. April at &C.
6itsc Oats fair demand amt abont Nc dcnrcr
The sales embraced 5000 bushels 59tsc extra
Tor So do 5dc for extra mixed, 55c. No. do 4s1ac
Tor No do i6sc for No do and i2c ABE rejected
hfMr AND UTE were quiet We auote American dressed
xl9O Tor single S225 $2 for double and $40 SiSJ
snaresssd; Russia" clean 800 SID sod Italian s27o
HIo' god Jute &c 5sc currency; jute butts 3sc.
ssc currency cash on spot; Manila hemp. 7s sisa DO.
MoLAssts-Ihere was more doing In New Orleans and
prices were very hrm. Tho safes about 40 bbis
Foreign was rather quiet We quote Cuba. centrifugal
and mixed 27c. BE. caycd 3Jc Zoe. do mnscovndo
refining 3'c iic grocery, Doe &c Porto Rico. 4oc.
ODE English Islands. Soc f5c.: New Orleans, good
i4c prime. tSc. choice 5jc. fancy Doc
NAVAL STOREs.-The market remained quiet and
prices we're more less nominal We quote sprts turpen
the. merchantablc - &c BIC. RosnStaineu
good do ~ o. Pitch 81 sis. Tar,$a - 81 :7ta. Al
vices from Wilmington n follows :-ltosin cady:
strained 81 Az good strained 81 So Tar quiet 81 A.
lnpentne quiet hard, ~ 3o SOFT 81 30; virgin 81 30
SPIRITS quiet Sic.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-17
THE FOREIGN MARKET.


London adviccs continue TO Indicate the certainty of
an early breaking out hostlitics between Russia and
Turkey, and report a further decline in all kinds OF
securities at London and another fall In French rentcs
which sell ut LOSE 65c, against 1851 SOC this day
last week. Consols quoted at 9l1 for both money
and tho account and United States bonds IN which tho
fluctuations have bcccn the slightest OF all 1929 Tor
old 1865 1914 for 1s67s, 1854 for tcn-fortes and
LOG for lives. American railroad shares re-
ported steady with the exception OF Improvement OF
u per cent In Illinois Central which sold at AN Tho
Bank OF England lost Ell 900 bullion balance to-day
Bar silver up TO 541ad por ounce The closing quota
tions Ia London wcrc:--Consos for money and
count gis4 Gvctwonty bonds OF 1865 (oi), 1O2&
1921; do 1867, 1914 lo7yS tcn-iorty bonds, 1885
1854 nvcs, 1861 l06 Erie common, o; do. pre-
ferrcd 10; New York Central 50; Illinois, As In Paris
exchange on London 25t lie. In Montreal the
stock market excited and higher with large trans
actions Bank Of Montreal lT5: Merchants Bank,
70 Bank OF Commerce, 100; Bank OF Toronto, 175;
Montreal Telegraph, llSa; City Passenger Railroad,
W; CITY uas, l52
GoyERNMEST bonds.
Government bonds were stronger, and prices made
further advance Of TO per cent, closing at tho best
ngnras OF the day. Tho following were tho latest quo