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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1877-01-11
TlHE CHICAGO TRIBUNE.
Great Republican Newspaper
DOLLAR WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
THE BEST PAPER FOR THE
FARMER, MECHANIC,
BANKER, MERCHANT,
POLITICIAN, FAMILY.
PROSPECTUS FOR 1877.
twenty Weeklies for $50, Postage Paid.

PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.
The country has passed through a fierce Pres
idential contest and the result has been left in
a dangerous and unsatisfactory shape, on ac-
count of the UMPIRE cedented closeness of the
election, the angry disputes as to the votes of
certain States, and the failure of the Constitu-
ton TO provide any tribunal to solve doubts or
decide contested points.
GOV. HAY
From the best light before it, THE TRIBUNE
believes that Hayes has received 1S5 Electoral
votes against I3t for Tilden, and is therefore
entitled to be inaugurated President on the 9Th
of March, 1877. The highest good of the South
as well as of the North, would be best promot-
ed by his occupancy of the Executive Chair.
DANGER OF ANOTHER WAR.
But there are grave apprehensions that ruff
fianly raycnous crowd of office-see.ers may
resort to lawless and violent means to induct
the defeated candidate into the Office Of Chief
Magistrate. All peace-loving and law-abIo.Ing
men, irrespective of party, must stand together
in this crisis and crush out the incendiary dem
agogues who are threatening to light the torch
Of internecne war, which would bring ruin
and destruction upon the country.
The coming year promises to be the most
eventful and exciting of any since the War.
IHE TRIBUNE VIII DO every tfllng IN Its power
to have the new President peacefully and law
fully inaugurated, and 10 restore harmony and
confidence in the future. Let US never despair
of the Republic.
REPUBLICAN NEWSPAPER.
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newspaper, and contributed as much as any
other in the United States to the success of its
party, it is always independent and fearless in
the expression of its views, and aims to be right
rather than partisan; and while holding party
high it holds the country higher.
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The general character OF THE CHICAGO TRI-
BUEE is too well established to need recapittI-
lation. In its news department it is second to
no paper in the United States. The Weekly
Edition contains n carefully prepared summary
of the news of the week, brought down to the
hour of going to press.
Literary, political, financial, social and agri-
cultural topics will constitute, as heretofore
leading features of the Weekly Edition, and no
pains will be spared to increase its attractive
ness in these departments. Its market reports
are unsurpassed, embracing all the Informal
ton which farmers require for the intelligent
transaction of business, both as sellers and
buyers.
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Children cry fer Cnstoria. 1t is as
pleasant to take as honey, and is absolutely
harmless: 1t is sure to expel worms, cure wind
colo, regulate the bowels and stomach, and
overcome irratibility caused by- rash or cutting
teeth. 1t is perfect substitute for Castor Oil,
and for Costiveness in young or old there is no
thing in existence so enectiye and reliable.
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The latest. greatest, and most reliable
remedy ever put together by medical science
for rheumatism, wounds, swe1lings, burns. oaiS-
ed breast, &C.. IS the Centaur Eminent. There
are two kinds What the White Liniment is
for the human family, the Yellow Centaur Lin
iment is for spawned lame and strained horses
and animals. sept14-I3w
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Great Reduction in Prices
TO THE
Farmers Of IanitoWoc CO.

In consideration that number of manufacturers
of other counties have leagued together to destroy
the manu- lecturers fpl0ws in 1anitowoc by instruct
ing their agents to sell their lows ana points cheap
err than they do the factory. and IN consideration
that several merchants in Manitowoc and some 50
pretended agents have joined in this conspiracy, and
in the full faith that the farmers Of Mauitowoc
Comfy a-edisposed to support or home industry
and to ala il ganststs conspiracy have resolved
20 sell my piows and points st The following prices:
No - T9-I casi-iror t,,ov complete $3.50
rs 80 steel piow complete lo50
e common n0fut AS
GO - cutter noint ,55
sc T6 - land side for cast-iron plow 95
&c rs g steel pIow 100
All other pIows and points at the same rates. All
points are GROUND and all plows are w IL
iSaag74 emo z. J. SMALLEY.
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Max FIscHBz1S, of Milwaukee, broth
er of Mr. Fl. G. Fischbein of this place,
has taken the place in the store of the
Two Rivers Manufacturing Company,
for a long time filed by Mr.. Oscar
Clarke, and Mr.. Clarke is about to take
up his residence in Neenah for the pur
pose OF engaging in business there
Chronicle.
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.Fresg .az!cSrsfSe;ae eats.
T.OHT
~ ~ -

Black Astrichan muf between Kings
Bridge and Shreiners Tavern on the Town Line
Road. The finder will be suitably rewarded by
leaving same at o. TOrrison's store.
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- Repository of Fashion, Pleasure,
ana ms tIuction-"
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MEN.

Baylies Great Mercantile College, Keokuk, Iowa.
on the Mississippi. Nineteenth year. About sixty
dollars pay all expenses, for Membership, Board and
Stationery. Book-keepers, Penmen, Reporters Orer-
5ors, Architects Surveyors and Teachers thoroughly
fitted Railroad fare reduced. Good Situations. No
vacations Don't fail to address Prof. Miller, Keo-
kuk low jim Z2-I2m
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| Geo Pankratz Co.. lumber "a 8S
Following accounts were reported back
and allowed in full
Carus, rent of council room S23o.00
EK& E II Rand screws .46
do sundrie5 1.92
o Troeners estate, allowed at 122.10
S40.7O being disallowed.
A resolution instructlng the committee
on streets to report q proper plan for
| record Of grade on streets, was adopted.
A resolution authorizing the building
CT tower on engine house was laid
over.
The report of the Chief Engineer CO
the fire department was received, filed,
and the quarterly dues of the compan-
les allowed.
Reports on the election Of officers of
the fire department were referred to the
committee on fire and water.
The Mayor submitted the following as
the amounts drawn On thepoor fund for
the month of December First ward,
| $40, GO; second ward, $63, so; third ward,
S46, 90; fourth ward, ss74, SO; total 1916.
An order laying out highway from
Washington street to the Quarter-ine
road was referred to select committee
consisting of Aldermen Pautz, Gelbke
and Meyer.
A motion to appoint committee for the
purpose OF preparing amendments to
the charter was carried. The Mayor ap
pointed the chairman of the wards as
such committee.
Board adjourned two weeks.
A. NJ. RICHTER, City Clerk.
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Following accounts were referred, re-
ported back and allowed under suspen-
sion of the rules.
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COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
MANITowoc, Jan. s, 1877

MANTTowoc, Jan. 6, 1877.
Board met quorum present. Read
ing of minutes dispensed with.
The petition Of IL. Bulthaupt was re-
ferred to commit tee on streets.
Accounts were presented and referred
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READER, SToP AND TEINK.-We sup
pose the most of our readers buy and
use D. 3. DeLand & Co. s Best Chena5-
cal SdleratIs, but if there are any of
you who do not, just stop and think;
if you buy the Best Chemical Saleratus
you get the best Saleratus made, and ar
article that is as1lifoY7n.
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Ii you want circulars,
IF you want hand bills,
If you want envelopes,
Ii you want business cards,
II you want neat bill heads,
If you want nice visiting cards,
IF you want the best of ball work,
If you want any kind of job work,
, 1877-04-06
TORPEDO BOATS.

Something Isetter than 1nns md Armor.
The Scientific dxnerio1n gives an illustrated
description OF the torpedo Alarm. Il says willie
foreign nations have bestowed chief attention
sp4 spa fsasy ssy a Ssi 5 Gae 5aRs'snt: ss: II ss @
cpal aim has bcea the pcrfcrtion Of Tho torpedo
system. An nadmirnbly-organizcl and thorough.
1y-c9u!ppcd torpedo school for the navy has ivr
NSe eesa wn,t IN @ IN
not published, but tnnny Ut It's resats arc Of
great Importance. There Is also IN nrmy torpe.
90 station at Wtllct's Poit1A Long Isln1,d. We
have also constructed ono torpedo rcssel, which
is probably the most Formidable srait ailoat mot
excepting the Itatian trunc1ass With their lO0.ion
Eunsl and In time for war will inrm tho model
for fleet Of like atcanlcrs. THIS vcssel IL the
Alarm, which would be 1tsagrrcnbfn crRtt for
instance, whicl, went down like shot on being
slightly rammed} to encounter. She Is well
provided with defensive tncuns. Having sighted
an cnemS-say at night-llcr compound engines
drive hcr hcadlong at him at thu rate OF fifteen
electric light on flcr low flashes out It's glare,
bllndng her adversary 10 her own hull (which II
already sunk 40 low that her deck Is but three
icet ahnso tlle sea), while Displaying his every
It hutls It's huge shot or shell into the attacked
vessel Is followed by The csnsh uf the bow spar
torpedo striking the dcrotcd craft thirteen feet
below the watcr line. Then, pcrl,aps, aftera
Alarm plnngcs forward, driving her im.,,rnse
ram into her adVcrsary's crushed sldc. As she
swings broadsidc on 10 her foe, anottlrr torpedo
spar shoots out from her side, and anothcr tar
pc.lo Is exploded uuler tho unguartlcd buo,a
Of the enemy; whIc the uachtnc guns under
the torpedo-boat's rail keep up deadIy fire Of
thousands Of hulleta per minute, swcop1nK her
opponents decks. Her lenettsts III feet, Of
which thirty-two feet is snout or ram; her beam
is twenty-seven feet six inches, md sha draws
eleven feet Of water, displacIng about 100 t0ns.
she Is built OF thotouEhiy-trRted charcoal Iron,
and on the english bracket plan system; TINT il
to say, she ias really q double hull, onc shell
being constructed inside the Other. Within the
outside shcll tlrco longttudInals Of great
strength runs the entire length OF the vessel,
and arc CONNECTED with bars running tn hor.
xontnl direction by brackets. The different rec.
lions can be entered through mnn.ho!cs, 30 that
aperson can pass from stem to stern between
the inner and outer vessels. These colnpart-
mcnts arc all watcr-tigtlt, 50 tlnt n The event
Of a leak, only ono section could t,il. Tho
whole interior Of tho vessel Is nlan built In COM
partn,euts which may lie hermetlcally sealed.
, 1877-04-06
Clear footing. crss and second. rough.

u n n.fn IInssn
10 itaroxe Cd tho martst /, ttse7 YnoTna ~
H. Il n9oi siicn., % N"o os "''sau''' fo"'"''k AF'
~ WI ", .rrir &o~.A a. -. An ~ ,oyti e,n ~,
roo1ne nIln il r. II n, fts.h II II n,n 9s
soanrSNe' f. iss sss' e4t9M ama' 1se' os'' 7'e'
i:nervnE{ottnm IL. sh.atEts - ttpS; rrnr1t 43c
sms.r "A TVS rni1 essk. nss e,shs
anHrr tnnx-vn II 80 " sat.s. Jusr1n IL, xoa q
TO H. itet d. Nd T. stsnrd 1sr mrT;ra a. y y. StsSpd
a iic, il iOci 0atranSed iran Nh III ia = TWith XII.
s11"s Wax !. YsSyNpEnmman. " H Il. npaa.,o
WtntENo1 to l. Sct 4 10 q Ia. II, In II, lie, II,
ii+cs il sna H. ,a+ei Il and IN iIt, III ia ,s1
il lie: III a,c iisunt AZ ~ M s.nt 1871 10 lou
Lzso-5sissiY pura; = g sssss fancy brand
~ZITcCfrench Sl1 mai a m. IN Ansrtrao 10 ma
IN ~ N'"~'" "'s'7's'"o' ~ 1~no'is~A' ~"'o"as
NAtts-Wern In fale reouett at n "a ,a,cs
tjfLS-rrMds Wa Yaif. snj nrse.. ~ 4 ru,c wers
liz aes, I'LL isWe, do 1il1sos sasl te, 1Se: Sen
1i4cI fscadaft ijs tce fest a5Ifot sst,r a., III Nl
SCI Eo !. 7SS7sc; NJ i, s2aettse: tnteea. Nv as
eei see sas nessfoo. ohs o s, efe M
s,.a es EnsI az o a.. n, aenk 9 '
de- Incl rssoi{ns t7 trr s1MaYis.. Weat Wi,1,niss
oil. nttural 70 stcr asEt nafuYsI 4, Hca Mi ~
duccd II drs,. esc. s'~' "-- w "~H'' 'o.' Nv
FOVLTI1 AND GASfE-The nf7tr!nRa were chIegy
n,odefate rsae aad seay Uressrd tI.kevs wct "a
s:sfcc Ind dTtn wild uueks Ia tnine Wcrs skn%sns
and eow II rfduced rrices: ~ 's "'""s"'
rorLTrT-ChicScna. trrssod. 1tatie ner h IN five
s5ssi.so rer do1s turkeys, i.s. eesi5s; Do, drsau
GAsx-sfaa,sf and red head duckA sl.so ner dor,
canvas tscEA u "a psr tInx an ali tiofs nftc nst
dofj mine McSt fi.no pcg J0s s"~ 'e'
P0T4fjEs~ Wafs ttsady Il q, ,ioa1,,s for peach.
, 1877-04-06

FL0Uli-Waa rather slow. but ataaAy, former prices
betaE vol uAIltalued by holdeFs. Thsts sata sons
slppinK uEueea lha ulafkr but gsnsfay imlIed 70
tggsss which hatdxts lid uok care 70 accept. The
local uada Wa tair. aNas Eepoyted Of 473 bril-
vIassss. partly u s0s ko0 bsit apsnR sxt5sa partly
II $70a: kad U bfls pprt!x supsEnues u 4a.. TotAl
I.as3 hEa. Tas market closad aru, II ths following
t4aHs Ut pricss Chsa4 vlu&sFa IL 60ss. out medium
a>ftns xsts1A " an3 "; pledl4n d., ta.1Uaa 73s
ssiPpta Ee@tFsa. saa143.7a; ehplcs patents, @s.Q0a
paos eonlaoh do tt o4T. ~: spttnE supsEeneA S4uJ
100.
DEAx-Was quiet and ateady u the recsnt Aavaoca.
eaa VA limited u ~ .ous SIS per ton on srsek
AtpnL1Sos-ts1e vA uadu VI " tona AZ 3l1, 70 per
ton VI AJnck.
c"Hx'slgAL-sAls vas made Of 10 tons eoazss n
US. 73 psE ton VI tsbek.
wHEAT-Wsa 1ess Active, and euisr. The market
advanced Nc early. declined ltc Aid closed Nc lover
LhAa The pfvtlous evsnlnH. The market 9as not -
, 1877-04-06

with earsoea armer. ana arsaacton Of a'nus To, np
IL Tho quantity .as, "ns oos
year. nsv York v.s dul1 With no dem.na. .ther for
usne Of eznors bot ,ntra vera several buying orcrs
ssats' sssf ssa, T.: s;ts: r: 'sa
xSa r:sst sa pss
ssa ssasgP j ssf @
;Ss ssn;s.s ::!!
ioss. Nhca arss, ow!a1 % doub.s ssons ssorssos
I; +: ;i;s' r
:ss;ss
@ ;ssi ST: Is & g = b Il ,5 Is n /!
81 3 NJ g sdF,
ssa e i, n !, y sample Il sssS.i.io On tfsef:
WfHyxsoTa Wnxar-wa,, In rood demand and drru.
ss.S
,tss hs q q .is iss1S !, ''oa sa's'
s
NV, "a es fia:
pol VI. qnoe3 sscMiier l,,s Yow York WA dull Willie
sSss TSs ,.iI 3 & Il; n" X Il;
j. = 4! :s;ssss
NH W.:
- se;sx i tss ss!ls; .ls a.es.s d ?sssI., NJ
sss t ..s: ssfs e g. s .st e': s'
:s7hsiia: @ s. - ss}ss!sY @ WIN.
a ss; j
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s n S1 .s ssS Z: -
Il. %; ~ =
, 1877-04-06

TntRt

CATTLE-Teada opened quiet, bnt Eoon Improved,
and during tho DAY tho larger portion Of the eAtta
Ut satc chan9sd owners. Prices not sustained.
Choict grades held up pretty wo thxt c1a1s suffering
no Apprrcnbe dtenc but for tho grader below choice
the market M on \ strong los per 100 lbs. Sales
ranged from 81 Inferior descriptions to 1t Is for
chulco, with trading principally u x435to.QO foF
medium to good stss1 weighing from 1000 to 400
lbs. Butchers secured most Of their supplies 1t Goa
AGO shd fee6crs paid II 134 73 for common primo
stock stcer1. Inferior to choice weAls sold nt e7U
T. par TOO bs and eprinXar1 Il So u7Ja % per he
The hghest asle VI tha daY wa ~ hea.I. averaging
ss40l TT at a5,!t. ~ sfEhier Ws1fwoEth q Hall.
, 1877-04-06

NEW oHLEANs.
Exw ORLEANS, Apdl s. Gold. 1o4hp1o4H.
Sterling exchange, bankers hills, h00E.
FONEI0N.
Loypoy. april 4. -Itato Of discount in open
market for = month"; bills, 1AGlE; below tho
Bank Of England rata AQDH.
Cousols for money and account, 90 lilo.
United Statca bnnds-HAa. 10U; CTS, 100;
New York Central, 90; Eric. OK; preferred.
rAMs, April 3.-Kcatea, l0Hf tic.
FnANKyoi.r. April b.-un!tcd statca tonds-Naw
SS tO3A.
, 1877-04-06

1rta hands, and psns ctcsr excspt Of through sockt
to fAtr, E].Frs4 NJ III.
HHHA-fIecttptt 10 IAy, AZ head. fotn1 for thrt8
@G.O -
sMzar-fserttpss to-day. lao head, total for thses
days 9, sUU. selling At SEa0aG. 50,
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI. April b.-ifons-Cspo<l dtmtnd; ntfces
shae hlsher io5 better Esahs.s cemG,an. ~! 4:
ee1ected tutehers, ss s;355, recspS. i.7til shtp:
Men}A. 800
, 1877-04-06

ctrt PMoFxErr
Church It Io5 T. . Of North ~, . I, 95xI11 G-lo
linlsftd ii, 7tHIn nf pouftesntk Il. /, asx04
It, will bulttnRk. dated Msseh ii,........... h6I
North LaYalia i. mar Gail II, v |. lB9t1lso
Ashlsy j. 49 j. 10 4 . of iloyns ", Il !. Hso3
Alexander T. .s5 4 . q Stewart ~. /. as1s7
a.. dated Jung %. lEJ u;
raasH 1RrIs 4 Z; Il :. u: o
iA0. u Il. datci XpfI! A......:..:........ l.oot
Thtrty' dFat 1t. n cor Of HtowArt ~, ~, 2sx
l1ntt. dated Feb r., 1879. I,e0
South !}tast1orn =, ~ 3.lo u Of Thlrty.nrst
a. ~, 23yttn It. dated Apstl 400
I, lixl0D T., dated April !: 3:..."........... Leo
Canal X. Of and near Harlan at. . I, h3 ITO
alley; A1s0 fUuFtceutht u, ~ It v Of atAte, ..
!. 4bIiU4'{ Il, dated AA3th 3..,........,.. "a 7a
Thirty; ;hfsh., oa Il " u! jones st. . {. 23xl11
II, wi4h building, dated March 30..........,. t,au
4oUrN OF CTR LtAtrs. WltXtN 4 kA11tus OF axfEt
AILfAOf TIN E0FKT.uoUAh.
Michigan Az. -! ~ . OF Et1tT.hrst II, {. 401
+ da.fa e s''sn sar Il cG:inpjan II. A
234 1l9, n. dated March l3.................. 40
Iatsd March ,,..,,...."..........., LOO
, 1877-04-06
COMMERCIAL.

The following waro tbs receipts and shipments
Of The leallng articles Of produce In thta city
during tho twunty.four hourA enllng at 7 o'clock
on Thursday mosaiag, and for the corresponding
time Last yeQr;
, 1877-04-06

fIAe net rccclpta $50 bales. ealc4 500; coa,tvjsc
LIZA
0ALvEsroS. April s.-Co1Tos-Non,nni, raI,,dltn,
flHc, net rccc1pta, AT, coaltwfse, $40.
NEw ORLEANS. April 5.-ccTrox-fnnctIyo and ,o,.
er, aalcl oso halca, good ordinary D4oc; law ms
dlinx+ to9tNie; mtddlinR tlslal1ke, good md,,Jine
liHR 17}&c m!ddlInR fAls, 123s17Act fair t2saIsc.
net rcccfrtA. l17t Rrosa. 6-a. exports IN Lycrnmt
s. 1905 to fnvrr. 4.3i1, 10 EcEci isrp; to Nav yor
=, 3UD, stock. 7l1, ais.
TUHpENTJNE.
WILMINGTON, N. c.. April 6.-sPiaErs Trzpsxr1s,
-staxilv II SsJt<e. '@
, 1877-04-06

DY TELEGRAPH.
N6W yORE.

10 ss wfnsrn ZHoetafe6 PresA .
Nxr YoaK, April 6.--0old opened and closed at
104K. with sales In tho Interim Al los. Carrying
rates. 104. At the close was paid for borrowing.
eilFar Ut London unchanged. Here, silver barn
1124 In gteenbacks nnd III ia gold. Silver coin
X discount
Governments were dull md arm.
Railroad bonds we're irrc2u1hs. Northwestern
consolidated gold coupons advanced to 6S.
In Viii ssfeet To-day alt reports and runors wers
nf favorable character. fact which naturally
caused . general Improvement on the Stock Ex-
change. and. taken altogether. the situation was
for nome time past TIE sd1Anee In prices, how.
ever. was not 70 marked ~ tnlHht havc been CT.
pcetst OWING 10 the fact that confidence In values,
which has tecently received 20 rude shock. u
about ths trunk.iiae Prcsfdsnte was one 10 the
effect that they had settled ticir differences. bnt
nothing definite or otflefal nn that point couid bs
taken place seemed 10 b hr Inference from pnt.
ctAete rf tEunk-1ine shares. II wAs reported that
tbs Chicago. Burlington 4 Quincy, Rock Island.
and Northwestern Railroads hnd made Al arrange
Al u,cating Of tbs Presidents Of the coal com.
panies. tho COMMITTEES which was yesterday ap.
potntea 10 perfect plan for limiting production
The undcssgned Committee report the following ~
niasnfsi si.1ars a
s:;;s ,1: =,
~ at .sS Rnfs any e sy
pruqe! monthly aotment # toanaxe hssa! apoa 10 q:
u toni nd repors proper pi ys q p1:
s!!e .2r sssesf1sy bsaE E.tn 70 aar assn..
IN. qSSx.s: Ss..s
San St.oAx.
, 1877-04-06
mi u 3l1.Eat175, aud

Aud sc!lcr Nay. cuI!!tsstaAds quiet u 7{4itjta,
lau1 cut hans Gsoac Al bo1cdt awrat plcG1tI hAlA
bacon quoted ss ID fer shouldss tNu for short rbs
eE for 41st CsAts, lS likc lug hnlOA n1l cauy Alel
and packed:
NEEF FFRoDUtrs-Wess steeiy snd quiet a. ela73
e.! ~ igt lass.i ~: 7aSi.W tos ultra msAai aul
.tTAILow-Was quoted 1t 1xa7Hc tor city, and -
TIE country iots, the tnxl1s fof No. = 6Ae Nas
Mtat of 1aubtla city at 1Au.
, 1877-04-06
PROVISIONS.

hoo PRoDucT8-Wcre relatively quiet, being dun
during eFtat part Of this session. and rather weak
ID aympath1 with decline In hogs At the stock-Ys srs,
tho arrivals bcfrK arsu for tbs seAsoh Thsrs xss it,
tia change In Tho toho Of sdvtrss rom other polnts but
tho stock.YxdA nsws brought out ssIlafs In foTcs,
whiln It rr4nest tho number Of buyers. A. tho result.
lnk a1lne. hewavsr, local captasta took hold rather
freely, pfsfsfrnY caaa tpt1 -ehIeaJ In lard. Va nots
that lard aud ueaU 1ovlnx out very freely, noss
ot tho ontao being Of lots deysrst April contracts
I'll ehedy Eotug 70 tbs Kaatoru sod Boushsm a1ket
but fair demand for Europe IA reported by somp opeF-
Aora willis oihrEs lay tas tbs order trade from Tho
Old World ID unusually dull.
Axss PoEk-WAs lsa active, md rather weak. do.
catuR I'm, per hri and clasinv tOa lower than TITO
rFuyioua 0veDhlg Tha market opaned weak. advanced
Iac. tell back 2c. and Improved 7c. 6sles weEo 70.
portul OF i 70 bgls ssller April II sl4 AIA -,
ssllar juns Il siI2tali. o. T"ts, II, soj hrs Ths
!. ess e ss Sp sGf .rIse .s ~;
~ u sslles June. seller thu yaar MA quoted
essia pra.S DO q ~ 10 ~. II.
LAAp-Wka lesA actlys, ana dee!tnau l1h4I5e
r. s4caDs M s.es A' s*st 1spa. ans s
xpfl st ~ ID 7a T. .eet Msy 4 To- .ss -
ns1,s; m 7a2 t r. ssslcr Joas = r. s7 T.:
saIIrf Hay. I'D o.: 81 7s,9s.eo siiss jans. ~ .s
N, II % Wss9 99 sls aa 3 s.r y e. ~ ut
Tnsis W.. neisrats 1snssai foS shipmsat. .nI aos
Hueh Offering. ~ tho supply u samUif stu4 Il light
:: r. M :aass Z
sasts sisass = 1st soS ylsk!sd ham: i
e. e. 81 Ds ' sftss..ssi 4. .siss sy
and ~ 7d5t7 70 sslef Juau. Tbs following was tns
, 1877-04-06
COTTON.

HosnH. April lh-CoTtox-Qatsk and sssys net rc-
eeipl. ~ bAsAi sslss, sss sxposu - tho coninent
,Sl1t caAstWtae, Ito
sAVAs4A1. April l4A-coTGox-DulI: uIAdl!us, llke:
nat roeapt 47a haea Eroaa. 4s1; AaleA kUo; eoast-
wise. u.
EuAIL1arux, Apsu A~-Cor1Q4-Stssdyt tplddltax
, 1877-04-06
PETROLEUM,

cLxvsIAan, o.. April s.-psTzoL srx-Mukel
steady md Qaist; asauAasd whits, Ito test, l3o.
rlrrsnrSa. Pa. April rlla.-PErsoLxrx-Dull, crude,
$2eo IL pArkcssi 1pnped loko PhtlAdeiphA delivery