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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-05-31
West.


438 'red-ribbon" converts to temperance. The
Detroit Club has 300 MEMBERSHIP largest in
the State, and growing. The converts include
many prominent persons.
The Coroners jury upon the victims Of the
late Court House disaster at Rockford, Ill,
attribute the fall of the building and conse-
quent loss of life primarily to g the neglect of
Henry r. Gay, the architect, to provide for the
great amount of weight called for to complete
the construction of said building according to
the plans as designed by him." and censures
the Supervisors for failing "to use that eau
ton in examining the plans and specifications
which the construction of building of that
magnitude seemed to require"
An unexpected demand for coal-tar and
sheet-iron has been created by the success in
Minnesota of simple but ingenious device for
killing grasshoppers. square of sheet-iron,
with ends and front slightly turned up and it's
surface smeared with tar, is drawn over the
field, with the result Of securing on the sticky
implement bushel or so of 'hoppers each
trip. The thing works SO well that Gov. Pills
bury has ordered a large supply of iron and tar
from Chicago.
The Union Pacific railway managers have
decided to construct at once branch road to
the Black Hills. Either Cheyenne or Sidney
will be the starting point. The work will be
pushed rapidly, it being the design to build at
least 100 miles this summer.
The parties, five in number, concerned in
the murder of five Cinnamon at Chico Cal,
some three or four months ago. have all been
convicted of murder in the second degree.
The rolling mills at Youngstown, Ohio, built
at cost of 300, 200, have been destroyed by
fire. Over 800 men are thrown out of employ
ment.
A fire in Cincinnati last week destroyed
Nurres' holding and looking-glass factory.
Loss, $1O0,OOO.
t. Stevens lecturer for the Kansas State
Grange, who lately returned to Lawrence from
six-weeks' tour through Kansas, reports the
total destruction and disappearance of the
grasshoppers from almost every county of the
State where they we're Matched.
TheNational Printing Company S Office, one of
the largest printing establishments in Chicago,
has been destroyed by fire. Total loss, 100000
to $4,000.
The residence of James Bess, of North Yer
non, Ind, was burned last week, and three
small children, who had been left alone in the
house, persisted. @ A
south.
In the Louisville CKy.) races, last week, the
running horse Ten Brock made the fastest
mile dash ever accomplished. Time, 1894.
The best time hitherto made has been 1415l.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-05-31

In the Louisville CKy.) races, last week, the
running horse Ten Brock made the fastest
mile dash ever accomplished. Time, 1894.
The best time hitherto made has been 141M.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-10-10

Vermont is now having a iirst-class
scandal. In Rutland, under the very
shadow of chaste Killington Peak and
Biddy's Knob, the youthful wife of an
ancient brother in the church was
brought up for discipline. She offered
to confess to having been n Magdalen
if they would accept her protestations
Of penitence, and not expose her. But 4
sense of moral duty forbade any such
compromise. Thereupon she threat
ened to expose the deacons. One of
them concluded to, take time by the
forelock and meekly confessed by letter
that he and the accused sister had much
to answer for. or course all gossips are
now ready. 1t is reasonably safe to say
that the Green Mountains blush with
shame at these unwonted revelations,
the very forests turning crimson. If
the other deacons follow suit the naples
and beeches will be suggestive of the
scarlet letter, and the apocalyptlc wo-
men who address, according to the seer
of Patmos Mystery-or Miss Terry
Babylon. by all means let Mr.. Moody
make haste to convert the heather of
that region before it is forever too late.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-10-10

Fanaticism knows no stopping place.
When, by force of arms, the Dominion
Government caused the body Of Gui-
bord to he buried in the family lot in n
Montreal Roman Catholic cemetery,
though against the will of the priest in
charge and the Catholic Church
people at large-Guibord being a cher
etic"-it was believed that the mat
ter would be permitted to drop. But
it seems the feeling has not at all died
out, as is witnessed in the well-authen-
ticated fact, as attested by q Montreal
writer, that the marble tablet and
stones about the grave have been ruin
ed, the inscription totally effaced, and
the relics of the grave decorations COW
cred with daubs of filth. 1t must take
a narrow mind TO imagine that the Al
mighty will we reward with praise
the devotion" which led to such dia-
bolical vandalism, and such Il cowardly
insult to the silent, defenseless dead.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-10-10
Cassius NJ. Clay.
WHITEHALL, MADISON Co, Ky
October ., 1877.

- !
October ,, 1877.
To the Editor of the n. Y. Herald:
In reference to the shooting Of the
negro, Perry White, | beg to say that
the unfortunate affair has no reference
to party politics or to nee prejudices.
My antecedents will justify me in sim
ply saying that | was waylaid by the
deceased on Sunday, the Both ultimo ut
about half-past 10 o'clock II. M, rs |
was riding on my mule, going TO church
in my own lot. l was on unfriendly
terms with the family of Perry White,
the deceased colorcd man, who had been
in my employ several years. The fam
lily had been paid off and ordered off
my lands. I acted in self-defense, and
at once appealed TO my country, having
given n bail bond for 81 900 for my
appearance before the Grand Jury in
March next if required.
l will add that the deceased had
threatened my life in II letter which
was intercepted, and which caused me
for several days 10 go armed-n thing
not before done by me since 1861; so
that | was under the necessity of arm
ing myself even on the Sabbath. Yours,
truly, CAssIUs NJ. CLAY.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-10-10

worker. They were all great rascals
and hypocrites, the first crime Of each
being theft, in that they stole the livery
of God to serve the devil in. These
kind of thieves are far too common,
and one reason of this is that the
liveries they wear are also too common,
in the sense of being made unduly easy
of access. 1t is the duty of the
churches to watch more closely the
character of their accessions.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-10-10

iSA drertisers ,ciR make note Of the fact
that THE LEADER has a larger circuld-
'tion than any paper published in Wyo-
'n,ing.-s
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-10-10

every kim neatly, cheapiy and expedI-
itiously xecuted. Cards of every shape and
kind, hi Heads, Letter and Note Headings,
Blanks OF every kind, Posters. etc, printed
on abort notice Having a new lot of Type
and Presses. we can do handsome work at
low prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-04
DOMESTIC MARKETs.

BrYs,Lo April 3Market for Gram generally quiet p1ecs
Changed Chan prices WHEAT IN light inquiry sales 1900 bush
NorhWrs'rn spring at - ~ car. OF White al SEC
cars Nsw At 51c cars DO. Hirh Nized at 579c Oats
Eec4Dts Forr 5Gi b6s Wheat = 10 bush: Corn ~
bush: Oats, 1900 bush; Barley LOO bush: RYE 1900
bush shgmen'-fiour $50 Dds heat S5S S Sn'n
Rye go 5ush. TIE BuF&? River is clear q ice MI,
SScNSA Aprl ' e u I d a. i Ie iic 5sds
GHr but steady at 3aGoc Bye in gogd demand 2rd arm e'
Eafs o i6i,@ 0a,c Bns aeats steady and hrm shoul
qut shoulders, Ci,e. Clear ibs, &c Clear sds sc
MISSY steady IT 81 o. Butter steady lLd LAcaILti
Hog steady, witt lair deuandi Common = :. 90 20
-, ~ - = 8os b Tscsfs 295: saiBments 645
nNrEolT, ATr.l 3.Four dan ba, s'eaty Wh"9 strong
ii 5ss Miilns asked No. White h,ehsan, 81 3 ::
steady and firm 40 ! Mixed 41e. oats staaiy White
.3lc.; Mixed. 4Oi-c. 2fcells-Fiour lI62 bois beat
Flour 2iio IBIS: Wheat ISL bush. Corn. 1876 BUSH
rril 9Tsgr goc9 a.%99a Th g hr ga
o I n KID NV u 81 junr u 81. 10 81 2iL
Corn No ., 4zc y" +bc ,sts scare No 81 Sc, ~
scare. so l. 6'@12c Darcy hn,Ii ~ 81 sPrISi 0@
7Jc Provisions nao@,c nominal Mes Pors - od F i
Lard stc Drr-se Hos hrl1 a. - & 9og 1 3Di5
FoHr $500 bush. Wheat shi,ments-2'"Oo Dois' floul
23n. o brsh Wheat ....., 80.
4P 2"gr qa Paa. 2lt .afa @ = 2
r. co. ohio and = Loas Fancy, ss9T8 - HisR Grades
Ret II Cc4 II s. Amucr II G9atl ~ HIie 81 20
81 re: Into, 2ljic. oats Guil and weak far Mht,
oc.t demand cher cr u ut l57lJc Tunothv. e 80
al ~ Fl4x-cri = 6' Brtrriigh srG-- IN demand
Of hers ou-t: York and Bradford county Extras y
gS,. rSfprn DO 23HZic. rolls Western l;tras - ~-Ac
Cprrse raiy: Sew orS Fancy. l. o. l6c Western fe !J@
1r Ecg. sre'er at fsl &c. Petroleum quiet ana nom
WINS ky-West,rn 81 Gs Hecslpt,-flonr, aytO Dds;
Corr 3g 500 bush. Da loo bush, Barley, LuOO oushi
Sr.pmra.s-COrc. SO 100 hush. . -, -, -,
-. i0UI-. Arril 3Wheat.No Red FaI. - pa pa
No Mzea 35ss'e. casi 80 Ap..li 81 1cg Nay tfy'
Vl-Ev st.aIv az Al d. PJrk-Smal lots ~oid ar 81 -
cs-a 3ud bI NAY: A bt Iuuc Ird trrisr NJ sc D:1
p.Is Meats rutr- tI,ar IL p Sides = ST. Jd Bacon, =
ssl &C.. amt e-"g.. l0r s-oara- Clear I'D ara C1ar
-iog riv. Io-s ,l-Hv. Uurl2nse red Cattr STEADY, UNI
changed ia far demand Herrrr,2jJo h1ls L1ur !OO
bh.l. wheat, $4,000 bush Corn 200 bush ,tS o. W
irer p. 5000 bash. Farley. l~Jo Hogs. $50 'aiile,
T0lEuu. Ayrt 3.-Flonr .traiy. "nelt sicaiyt 20; i
Whit. Nl.ui12H. - % bid 10. no. ~ o.; lttfa 90
II -, Amber Michigan, spot q 56i Ann "a st4 May'
u j524fl z: No DO, q %; ~ re-. i!tyT: po
ia. NV 81 80 y SO. Red 81 a. Re.uc'ed Naua-i
rcd = ID do Lake shore 81 =. CON- steady ilig Mel
s..,. ,5e: No q" suot. - re-; Nav. 40r June ic y
t.rt d Lr C4.s duh; 40. ?. SIC; Nergia ~ az C.
C.5grrcel - 30 R,ce pt,--H ooir Flour; ZyuU OI,h
yCf.a. 500 NIsn. corn. l. 20 bush. Oats shipments
900 bush heat 10000 bush Corn; $500 bush OAts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-04

BUFFALO. april 3.-0ATrLE-Eeceluts today, LEE mead
thu- la-. GlJi head; cor the rAc ll-he
a-J ,sse : Ji head: consigned throuEh 900 cars DEG ne
in -ra.rt- cr:s tle w..k, u;E.t dlI anu a4'W
ii,r ri a,raut f1r Eastern Irt ocs trade prices gen
,-., unchanged. bat sales rather lower h'nrl d
q .irz OBJ. 30 cars quoted -.N' - 49, -
81 5.dsj GJ: butchers. far 20 go~i 90 - l'H - ID
r.a,m 80 - ~. z,oc.crs-Eool ArsI al - 4O-Ft SO
,lrgr ,s5 LAa,-Eecopts today. 200 head total for
m week nus far 500 head for ue sane une hst "eeA
10 400 head. market Gr gDive demand onfrn'- Et
pply hardly equal io re dcma1t price, uicAa1-e ,9shk
f--'. -lI-- RO'! ai - IJI-1 J t'c ~ 70 ~
,,,op mi - 3 rsf- uns1i held above buyers Vows.
Gcs-Iecerts tdav. 400 he'd. total for the week mus
head. f3r tl- -lIn time las W-ra, ' ~ u ~
and offerings light: alos n ears fur heavy York
en-. 20 20 good pork hOfAcis Il - o. car loIA
u-sOl'.
ffU.,e1. April 3-CATTLE- B'ceirts 420oi shipments,
p6o marx moderated al nrer but not quot ADy
.aer. c1aa -pvl tO cipce 5L pI:nE, - 20 = -
frrGs Receipts lrNn0 shiMtntH .,UJi ndi ~ .Ally
active and -lld. higher inferior ~JlrJ 100 LSi tNpphs
- - 10 80; hcs gsiES > -ois" 'Vi s'o u eAoo'
.Ieteipts 80 market active and areri sales at
s. sUHG 81 ,.
F,.r ItnptrY Penn. April 3-CATTLE-R Receipts today,
NJ mead f,r tt- market supply IA l.. Dut fdr ,i
hand: most 0f the uAefihg7 - ~
in bsu!s; a the LusGcss oou' lotaJ MS ocl 20 -
syrap carloads ace rate guoatiohs C'O' DC
oo1 r. ~. phVa.
.ceipts to-ay 700 head sales at ~ 5Oas6 20
" ,rryT9wx Mass April 81 irrLR-Becepts. l:7l head
GOOD found mIrket prices; choi"r . oV
extra S-I<- quality, 51dS f0i s+cohu o'- 70
Sr Ryp iAgi5-I.sc,uy sl5 market Grmerj sales in
lo'- AZ - 30 - So an % 75 extra St4eB 40 ct TON
30G1ic. Y -. $1,000.
VEAL CALVES, - SO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-04

Crvz.tov April Cotton steady Middilng II sc; Low
,iiGfIug lJa tiood Ordinary, lJiic mel rtccipts "JJ
b-rs. sales. -: 1les stock Is 80 bales -, -
.,gr,LE Ami A-CGriol dull; MNung, IL 5Sl4 &C. het
feceia 763 Dalrs e1pos coast"se ~ D4s Sales -OO
,,'ag Ami lotion INNER; AIIdlmg, II ~ Low
Ndfing &C.; tio,,l Ordinary 10 b. gross receipts. lob
hale. exports 200 Daies; ses 30 Oales 'Phher
1870 bales. stock, IJoJ bales. .,.,u.-- "a. 10,
Bosr0y Aprii 3.-gOtt0n quiet; Middlin2 lls+ci 70.
NlN!ug, II ~. -Ood ordinary lie; net rectipt -
bzs. nra- = sales lob bales; sioe s0o Oae
WELLINGTON Apri lotion unchanged Aldlii= &c.
Iaes. sslr- 30 bales stock. actual, @,f5O bales
April J.-ODGGn hrlltr Ahlhhs' >. Sc
Tow yidIInZ lLAr Coed OTiluJfy, 4u-'lscs hrt 70
cepts bales gross 699 bales sales uners 20 DaeS'
%a@.SStr April 3-CotIon strong Mdfhns II V; Low
Hdauns lO7s6. Good Ordinary iOtse net receDts o-S
Jaes sac.. 900 lsaies; sJocE' -S60- 1ues -, .,.
.FvU1rrtss. April 3-toftDE strong he-- highef
Zoe Is receipts --i4 baos gross - 9aes exports 10
frt V-afu ASTg bales France 500 bales 70 the Con
,ir-p- 10 bales ais, 1000 bales stOcg 2tl9o bales
Nug,i Apr! 3-Cottnu frm y dinng ii -e al 80 Low
cCstwse as safes 800 Daies stock 55OSJ
sF,ygls ABrf 3Cotron firm; held higher; Aiddling.
Il vi. r-o.ifLs Olrs; shipments, $50 bales sales
o. trnr=ra Ami lotion lTn M.dNns II I'll &c; Low
sfilng lOlrdiOaic. Good Ordinary, lJd lOis receipts
Is BALES slle@ 40 tales
ttstISNAIL April 5Cotton higher Amdlns u -; 10"
Nddug Iaa.l. GO0i Dru4rv, ID c. reeeip- 20 Oales
,Uuet .gg bales. sales - bales Stock lll3I bales
81 LOUIS April cotton higher: MlGdiuE i &C. Low
I'D ling IOa.c, Good Ordinary l0iic net receipts L2o
blc, shipments y bales Saes, do Daesi soeA 500
gArLP.rox April sCotton hcr siddling ll'.sl &c;
NGI.ug li-rif &c; Cool Ordinary lu &c Net fe-
eepts ISG blirs saieA 100 bales stock ZJ.1i9 bairs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-04
an Turpenf.ne-Sptrfts

49, Talov-prme ctfy dnn a. 90 Turpentine- =
cheesc-smerican chSce dun Al 10. Lard ol-NOns N
the market Flour-Eytra state steady s2T8 WnestnSo
SSnS IN ne market Winter western steady Corr
nom Auatic porl 40 quarters rom Pacse pqEs 220o
qHarters from other sources, l225o quarters Receipts Of
LESr9oi Hpri 5-lg m-rhs reecipts Of Cotton today
s,-L dsarer Uriands Miadns cla'ss April and May
delivery q also sales OF the stns 1z5 a sv nd
'' ds- IT, e." so
sales OF the same 6issed Upands. Low Mdding clause
June and July delivery. I'D also sales of the same 81
Upands Low aiddlng clause July and August delivery
1y TS,as aP INA asanR 1e. 2 % 90
bales neHdnE 1000 Tor speculation . and eHRDr
IrvERTOoI- April 50 m.-Uplanes Cotton. Low addlng
ps , Ap M as& , My JS SSv s sso a Of the
same IL; UPands, Low MddlRg clause Jane and July
Nidins cis'ise August september deivery 6lirsd
LyEeFoOL April 3-2I5 p Breaas'uGs are r'n FIour,
for average California white SiI4 for california Cub
1000 including $4,000
IyFRP6oi. April 80 p MT pands Cotton regular con
tract April and Nay dsysry Ssa SPl77 Low nav
incIudgd $500 bales American.
tasc. a. asa e S d9 aRe' '0' yarns 'H
c,L asca az 4 I d haT .af sstc for Amen
LvERPooI- April s5:l5 p. Cotton fuErss closed easier
also sales Of the ,ams at S7saj UpandS Low AiddAns
LONDON, April So m-spirits Turpentine, % 6@2Ss
sT 9sd aP S aceSah Bonds ns as 5G
Railway shares, So; do preferred IL NeWIork Central
50. Illinois Central. Al.
LONDON, April 3-2l5 D. m-COnsols 9G5. for both money
and the Paris avicss quote Ave per cont ehtes
lOsf 50 &c for the account
LoyDOS April 81 p m-siver closed to-day at I'D per
TONnCy AprH 3-4I5 n na-Consos a6Iie both money
Railway shares 50 Do, preferred 10
The rate Of discount for three months bills IN The OPEN nafke
cent which cent below the Bank o. Eni nd
Paris svices quote ve cent Renes lOS J5c Tor
the account.
LospOS, April 3-J p. m--Spirits TurpentHe. p ewt
LOSDoS, acknowledgements Idnsced. $50 p quar-
ter.
GLASGOW, April 3-Sugar h in good demand, and medium
grades 81. higher.
FRANKFORT. April 3.-U = bonds fves 1861
AyTwERP April 3-Petroeum 80 II for Fine Pale American
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-04
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

=
AsEEs-lu small demand and unchanged Pots 4'ia'e'
* remains steady. with snail stocks; western and
BROOM 65..N -,eay for choice grades lo.g qa,. .i3T
'rlItrxG alGI.s-Iirics lave been rather ouet.
f-1. En-. 81 55 - 5e: -IinversJraw Bdv g. 500
s ~ H. d. - G' y tIi-.u,l-f 81 ~. e.
.t, fs .l,ed - IS higher Cd Ordinary, and
see r t-1rt- C.u. srl-rl.rI alr at steady usu-t-
L.feI . II -0Qsl - Portland :" -S9=' 20 per ng.,
sgns .t.sly a >Irsdy Hgures Zoe! All. q oi icr
,-' @r and y - io- Finishing The 1h3e-le
L1-o-, m1rAe. Ig4i-is ayot' ilS ' "1rfs - ft
Eci tast th, earrings are not HDs T m i,ta
lsurt.- 10 a e. rgo a1d $50 .lG1- ccls White me
so no. l r il1i ma 80 ieasi5 5r BOX sand - men
d ~ 1 = n or;1r'1 cares. 81 - o.. Green
T.oorlle boards 50 80 CO., Dry %, TO- 80 ~
sorA s.54-isg 81 iIafa%oc.s-i7o as72 20 " Tor TIE
t1as Want ~ 500 90 ioT G'.sl . Is ~ lar AID
So gs5a or c-.rr $50 soj Tor 5ucrnE% ana S"o4s'o
reAS qael and .nGaaf;q o sPer "a S' a 4s
LIE. q, O.. and rs. lsaZOc.
3a TON l' ~. II AZ, fl realized lower CURES
Supplied e.. temporary wants Btuunyu7 10 ,'iaL! %U
seql, Liverpool House lansr sl5qs7 i,erpoel '.as g.
scs5 30 Provincial. - 5Oas5 80. currency: PENNEY
yaLA Eesa.org sno and West Fr:1niS a. f'' =
e. 81; and Hsoae ioB an 1id 'be e5Tyo
Go. GA Quiet and unchanged Al alOc ior SAM % ~,
COFFEE-Mld grades quiet and nominal Rio dull; prices
Crrrc>seC steady 0t good and prime 80
CO. Dags Ncua AMI 3O4l bags ex Acton SOD on r.Fat
terms. Qutatious RIO. Ordinary cIfsoe@ Io'4al &c 90
Par 90, l5ci do Good 40. i9c do PRIME do ~ 4-Oe
extreme rsr-e for lots 1921 ~, santos az ~ t,ODu
ieselSc Java mats, - rte; singapore 1900 ~
Jeyon, 1SGZlc, Nmacab0 lS2azO -; lheu'3 "a -
60. sHlo Domingo lG9lG - costa .sloa so
ArCcn. l8G20c. sayaniiia lS2GIyt IOtlo leo ="
~ ec An-BstIra. lJd-0lsU, Jamaica. ~ &C. Ct4aco'
ib27 &c., Mac2ssGr. lg02lc. al gold. fGf nv AIS
sales o. loo bags Orleans eX Laiauu al
.tODPLEAGE STOCK steady ana ClLei EGEW luz
heaes <ZgS2 Hoops "a feet Ordinary 70 PRIME -
- II lrrT DO SIS J@3O M0asscs ShOOEs. 81 iDches
VIZ Eeads = 7O0Si 80, sugar shook VIII Heads -
inches g 59qg2 IS. d.. 30 inches ~ 6nafl so: Box
sLooks 7o6fjC: Rum shocks g. Pipe SHOCKS, IT oJGet
,C9EDAGE ~ before; Mania COrdsgc sizes above
!IiTyad. and Hay Rope - &c. q . d. DO 4-iiItSd
l3c DO 90. thread sod 9tlread &c; Mama Seiia-,
b0i EoDe Yarns IJg 90 ttreac and Stlred, lfc 40
saS ns - so arTet si1.,.a i4e Fms lafreH a@"iA
LII Yarn, l5c >lsal Rope y To-. l2thfta' ~ 80 co.
Thread s1a ttread, lZ1c l4r,l Slal Lsth IaTn lie
fle lafroc slsal 90. he klss2 Hemp TarIel cor az
Re American Hacked emp Jared Corlage l2e Tarred
American l-aih aEn- lie Fine 90 DO. lSAae
OOIIbN-Acugr and isr higher The spot, with an al
Eancrg market IN Liverpool; - 29lZ bales. ~ which
lhJ lst evening nc.aa- 900 ION export 932 for
t1Asi an so 0I spec li on Coo bales delivered
contract The 70 De ports O7O bales against
ssll bas this Gsv last 1850 Daies TINS last
year lt4 since sept J. 3.72t eO1 bales. against 3I902b1
bale Outing tae period 49, season Gast1oas were:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-04
BANKING and FINANCIAL.
THE ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC TELEGRAPH
COMPANY.
FURTHER LARGE REDUCTION OF GATES.

FURTHER LARGE REDUCTION OF GATES.
Having completed new through wire between
New.York City and Chicago, the construction Of
which was begun on March 5, and having other new
wire facilities in like progress between principal
points both in the East and in the West the Atlantic
ana Pacific Telegraph Company, IN recognition Of
the very largely Increased patronage extended to IT
under It's latest and most important reduction IN
rates. respectfully announces the adoption OF the
.gitorm rae Of trGy-fro cents 0r ten ,0rds between
all IL Offices east of the Missouri River, including
Omaha. Nebraska. and AtchlsOn and Leavenworth.
Kansas. 10 take effect on Monday, April 8, 1877.
This company is now rapidly extending its lines
south from Washington City by way Of Richmond,
Norfolk. and the Atlantic coast route, and from
Louisville by way OF Nashville and tue principal
interior cities TO Mobile and NewOTlean7, upon the
completion Of which the benefits Of low rates viii
be extended throughout the Southern states.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-04

So India DO. sl9ss2o; City Errs India Mes, s2l
BEEF AMs-Mors doing sae. ESQ sbis Choice Western.
S2l-..aCUT MEATS remained quiet prices unaltered;
50o P1cked Bellies bulk. She 500 CRY Picked
Hams Olc; do Shoulders quoted loose Smoked ShOul
dsrs 194c do Hams II I2c; addes firm limited trade
CITY Long Clear SEE: % boxes Cumberland Issc--.-
DRESSED HOGS rrm 7e7ise- City; LARD higher.
Steam, spot - 81 saSg closing 80 90 asked 90
Grade 30 p 30 tes Kettle mixed lot private lerIls
81 s9 elons $40 2se June sl9 $3.50 I2 eississ
steam. sales lS4 50 75se ST.. chiefly s7i City
nrmer; &SO tcs sold 80 70. BefiBed active; sales
BUTTER-Cboee fairly steady
priees larger parcels unsettled. freely offered; Old dull val
1os easier and nominal; New state IubS l5d2sey
35c good TO choice Western - a5c good to
choice; Obi daries $50 Sc FAR 20 te
l9f2Oc Choice state ttrlns l3G lSc Fair 70 Prime -
g2Oc Choice halt rkins tubs l2d lsc Common TO
Prime 2Od2jc Choice State elSh tubs l2dlsc Fair %
Prime l9d2oc Choice; Western tubs la &C. Common TO
Common 70 Prime CHIEFS E-Busness light manly for
immediate price, before state Factory. l3dltsc
Western Factory I3c Common Good. I3Gilc Good
TO Prime; Il 2dl5cr Choice: Western SKINNED, s99e
creasing prices unchanged Long Island and Sew ley
l7dl7Lc. state and Pennsylvania lGec Choee western
and Canada l6dle'Ss; southern, Ice. 49,, ,,,... .
RICE lower &C. for Common 70 Prime Carolina
4s 51c. for Louisiana and 27sq3lc gold for kango0n IN
bond better business at the lower prices AeSsrs
Dan Tsmage's sons Co, Charleston telegraph 90 follow
crop movement and market Receipts. G.sJ2 casks
sales 027 stock hand ApIl 775 easks Prices
have reeeded trife and active demand prevails
SALT quiet steady Ashton's apd Higg1nss Liverpool
tons ana Dcakns 81 lEqsl 90 other brands lOdSl Is
Liverpool Ground c0d7Oc; Lisbon. 2Oci Turks Isiand
SEEDS quiet and unchanged from YESTERDAY; Clover ie
Domestic Faxsee ~ 7Vdsl - Calcutta Inseed 81 gold
sKINs-Goat weak with SLOW sale Deer steacy ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-04
WOOL MARKET.

fLtpyLPuiA April 3.-Wool dull prices unchanged
supply light ohio PenEsyivoD,a and West Virgnla Xxx
ana above a. 44se: i. 4J9iJe; Medium. ~ Gs3e.;
Cearr 81 53sc New.York, Michigan, indiana and Western
Medium 429iSci COer.e 10 037c; tOnDfng.
Wsred do UnS aslrs 80 9s1S Can5ia tomsing
55c Fnr, Unrashod @34-te 1ot.so an MSdI9aa u
20s26e ca unvashea 100 zoe Exrs aud Aerino Pulled,
Gct1c 80 aud super Pulled 3iG3jc.. Texas Fine and
Me,inl - e2se do lGe20c California, Fine and
Ne.iam - 43Oe.; do Coarse. loSIsS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-04

Corresponding reductions have been made be-
tween all points within the territory east Of the MIS-
sour River. IN addition 10 large reductions to an
points west thereof.
A continued liberal public patronage is respect
fully solicited THOMAS T. EcKEET President.
Ian PREPARED TO Buy FOR CASH ANY OF TIE
I,srEs or LONG ISLAND CRY BoNDS.
DANIEL A. MORAN,
No. 40 Wali-st., NeW-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-04
TaE STATE OF TRADE.

IrvxRyoot April 3PorkFss'srn steady at q "estora
sieahy 81 90. BacsnCn;l burand tnt aun ~ 90 9
s1caay al slL HaisLng Cat hrErr at ~ snoua's hlt
Msss So EXiia Meas dull At
81 Prime Meas al 10. LsrG-ftine cstefa aul A.