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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-08-16
The Grand Scribe reported as follows:

Inc Grand treasurer has received during the
year $11S630, and the funds of the Grand En-
campment are now $1399.29.
The following were elected officers for the
ensuing year.
Most Worthy Grand Patriarch-George S.
Hall, Bangor.
Most Excellent Grand High Priest-E. j.
Riker, Auburn
Right Worthy Grand Senior Warden-E G.
Chamberln, Bridgton.
Right Worthy Grand Scribe-N. G. Cum
mings, Portland.
Right Worthy Grand Treasurer-C. d Nash,
Portland.
Right Worthy Grand Junior Warden-C Fl.
French, Portland.
Right Worthy Grand Representative-Joshu
Davis, Portland.
An amendment to the constitution was Of
fered, by which the dues to the Grand Encamp-
ment will be reduced to thirty cents each mem
Der per year.
The secret work was then exemplifed by
Grand Representative w. II. Smith.
=. I a 7
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-08-16

The Committee on Appeals report that the
appeal of j. Fl. Bracket VS.. Eastern Star En-
campment No 2 be sustained.
Charters were granted to the new Encamp-
ments which have been instituted during the
past year. The matter of granting dispensa-
ton to have an Encampment at Springvae was
left to the Grand Patriarch with full power
The following recommendation of the Com
mittee on the State of the Order were adopted;
That no Encampment be permitted to appear
funerals) without dspensation from the M.
w. Grand Patriarch; that the word "strictly"
be stricken out from report last year in
regard to appearing on the street in uniform.
AdinDrnad
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REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.-The following
are the rea estate transfers recorded in this
county yesterday:
Portland John Randall to Joshua f. Ran
dali, lot of land for $1,000.
Freeport--Jaco Reed ct al. to Samuel And
rews, 20 acres of land for $25.
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NEW ENG. CONSERVATORY of MU-
SIC. 10000 pupils since 1867. 70 eminent in
structors. 115 hours instruction for SIS. Musical,
Literary and Art Courses. 4 terms year. Address
E. TOURJEE, Music HALL, BOSTON.
aul1 eOd1m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-21
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

A meeting OF the creditors Of Adoiph +. Godcfroy,
dealer In railway ron at No. 81 broadway, held at
the Office OF Register Dayton yesterday TO prove their
debts and elect assignee in bankruptcy HIS abil-
tiles amounted TO 500. 900, mainly duo In Europe.
Claims wero proved yesterday by foreign creditors
the amount OF sos 900 gold, and Thomas r. Flower
elected assignee
Tho creditors OF Marvin J. Merchant, LAWYER OF No.
Warren street. who Jailed WITH liabilities amounting
to S32, 900, held meeting at the Office Of Register
Williams, yesterday. and elected Mr. Louis J. 5ticn
assignee in ankruptcy. Fifteen CLAIMS amounting TO
about SO, 00D, were proved.
A meeting OF tho creditors OF Jagel 4 Schumann,
bird cage manufacturers, In Corandt street, held
yesterday at tho Office of Register Williams. Tho
OF John H. Platt, tho assignee, were submitted
ana passed, showing money enough TO pay u dividend
OF four per cent, which Will PROBABLY DO declared at
another meeting 20 be held a week hence.
Tho following assignments wero flied yesterday IN
the Office oil the County Ciork MARY Smith Thomas
Kelly; Rogcio Hergucs to Robustiano Hergucs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-21
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT STEADY; FUTURES CLOSED
STEADY FLOUR srRoNo-wHEAr STRONG
CORN LOWER - OATS FIRMER - wHIsKEY
FIRMER-PoRK QUIET-LARD sTEADY--PErRo-
LlUM FIRMER-sPIRITs OF TuRpENTINE
DULL-RosIN DULL-oILs QUIET-coFFEE
sTEADIER- SUGAR FIRMER-FREIGHTs FAIR
BUSINESS
FRIDAY, April 2o--6PM
Although business In most departments Of trade Is
still moderate. yet VIC note steady increase Of busi
here and multiplying evidences OF returning pros
pcrty and revival OF business enterprises through
out the country. The ADVANCE oil spring ana more
settled condition OF things political have impaired
hopeful feeling, and there Is loss hesitancy about
making Investments than there has been Tor months
Money seldom plenty than at the
present time and confidence has long been tho only
element wanting TO cause more liberal expenditure.
Now that the country is becoming settled and
confidence Is becoming restored may look for
steady progression in all mercantile enterprises In
every direction and fresh vgor Unused all depart
men,s OF trade. Everything would seem TO In.
dcate . more active. Eeathiui industry dur
ing the current year than we have had
since the panic Of 1879 set everything awry
and ehectuaily stopped the wheels OF commerce. 1t
has been demonstrated thar national prosperity Is i'm
possible with onehalf the domain under foot hope
universal that have had the last military
nation that portion OF country which, in years
gone by large proportion of the nations wealth and
prosperity derived The In Europe has
great excitement In breadstus and few other
ties which have experienced radical advance. II Is
questionable f the country will DO permanently
by extraordinary advance OF these articles m
cunsum pton bu. long there is large profit the
farmer shpper the and tho middleman tho rise
Is welcomed harbngcr Of more auspicous times hut
activity is not confined to breadstuis, bnt is be.
coming more general with each successive week.
H.. frealv AL.
and shoes petroleum. provisions and many other commod
ties aud the times prootous formerly
and trades people more sanguinc and confident On
Change 90 cay Friday there less excitement Flour
strong the advance before liked Wheat strong
all kinds Corn less active and lower Oats
nrmer WhIskcy nrmcr. Pork quiet Lard steady.
trr.hts were well held. Cotton on tho spot very
steady but quiet Futures closed steady. Cvfice
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON. April 20. 1877
Cotton steady middling. los,c low mddlins. Ios,c:
s STOCK ' Ss sssS as BALI; sas M
coastwise o76 Sales. 4,22s.
GOOD sS' su ag o ia Ns Z. ssss is
WEnpors eoas.wi,s 40 sales saso s,osk ioss4
IT,; StS ';s:
cottonMiddling. lie; low middlng, io'ic; good
ssss ~ ssfs X ons a asS' sss' S.s
Exports eoasswiss AS bales. sales, 1000
SAVANNAH. April 70. 1877
ordinary ne Ne. receipts IS bales EsDorts Great
weekiy-Nst receipts l,i5o bales; gross, i,!,i TX.
PHS sss Great Britain S4 s'"''~' a'4a' Sales
cnAnIssros. April 20. 1877
ports soas~se Sales 400 saes osas %ceAy-
Britain -JSS to the Continent esa, soastwiss. 80
wLxlscros; y. g. April 10, 1877.
for Gaas sapenne steady 's nas
81 10 for yellow dip - 30 for virgin Tar steady 81 A.
Flour excited and 5oc higher on all grades sales 100
Snls a. ~ 90 $40 Tor Ne spring 50 70 sio =. Tor
no = ios aoass extra wssa,"Soae ia lie market
for Soi.ed sas or an1oiod. Miliieed
and Coy. as @ 1s
WheatSnles oil white Michigan " u w
spring ut 81 67M 81 40 Corn--salss 20 track.
high mixed nt 5sc, low mixed at SEE omts-salcs of
one car Ohio to sn rr,ye A. 41s Rye barley
l,3o0 bushels timothy at ~ ~ 10; 100 do. clover
dunn, ut 80 5o stock OF clover light Pork and lard firm
and unchanged, but held ~ advance Of Soc Dbl
highwnes IN tr trade demand for city made auoiabc at
81 O9a 81 lOh. Other articles unchanged. railroad
ireights unchanged Receipts-Flour 700 bbls. wheat
1890 bushels corn, 70 800 do; OATS llS00 do barley
wheat 500 bushels; corn a4aoo do oats. 1850 d.
barley, $500 do. rye. 400 do.
Torrno Anr,i 1877
Flour strong Wheat strong; No. white Michigan 81 o5
asked extra 90 w % amber d. spot and seller May and
seller May 81 3d. No. red 81 n; rejected Wabash red
VI 80 Corn shade easier; high mixed offered Mt
5a,sc seller May offered 5sc No 2. spot seller
hrm No = 42,sc; white. 4olsc.; rejected SOC Glover
seed 3D. Rsseipts-wheat, 75oo bushels; corn A. 900
$1,000 bushels; corn, II 600 do; OATS, 900 do.
CHICAGO, April 20. 1877.
Flour in fair demand and higher extra winter S7 50
50 -; super spring. - So Wheat unsettled but gcn-
Msy 81 ~ c aaa np a
Western mixed. 44lsc No. =, gilt edge. 46alc u
47c REGULAR 4ase. 4dssc cash; isste, May; a7c.
May: 37sc June. Rye in fair dcmand No = soc April
Barley Toe 72c cash and Apr H,c.. May. Fork
active at SIS o. cash and April; $40 49, Mays $40 %
short clear mindless WhisNey quiet At 81 Oh. Re-
ceips9OU bbs Hour. 900 bushels wheat, $4,000 do.
mcnts-i2 ooO ionr oOj bushels wheat 900 do
corn 1900 do oats 200 barley AZ the Afternoon can
OF the Board Wheat unsettled and lower 81 48s May
81 $50 June Cora unsettled. but shade lower 4usc
june foowsr si5 aa"; SIS aYa %sas LslG
dull and iower 50 o2,s. May; $40 oila $40 o. june
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-21
HELPING HAND ASSOCIATION.

Tho twelfth anniversary OF tho Helping Hand Associa-
ton held In the chapel OF the Collegiate Reformed
Dutch Church, West Twonty-ninth street yesterday
afternoon. Though the Indictment weather was great
drawback the occasion proved 10 DO interesting aud
successful preceding annual reunion In the
tory Of tho association Nearly 800 OF tho poor
men who are gwen employment during SIX months IN
the ycar-Novcmber to April inclusvc-wcrc provided
with seats and served with "a bountitu collation. Tue
chapel was lllcd with taDcs and each largo
quantities oil excellent food aud choice fruits, whilo
plants and ilowcrs IN pots were on every hand. After
prayer by tho Rev. j. H. Bertho and one oil
appropriate hymn tho ladies in charge OF the associa
ton, with large stock OF love and sympathy in their
hearts aud huge pitchers OF smoking hot coffee IN
their hands, marched from an adjoining and,
hng every cup brimiui with tho fragrant Mocha
invited all to help themselves This they did quietly
and with gratitude in their looks There enough
and to spare for all Alter the collation. bret addresses
were delivered, when, with closing hymn and the
bcncdicion, the thankful gathering was dismissed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-21

steers at 1876 per H. weight o< ewt ~ Goidschmidt
lows:-fof brown Co. Illinois ios.c per ID.
weight "a 10 Illinois bulls. live weight lbs
head ~ 4.c per ~ with go on the et Tor A. ycge 20
Illinois steers AZ iU4c. Der h. weights 81 81 cwt,
with Soc on head head ~ Illinois steers Mt Oi,c
lb weight "a cw ~ Illinois lie per H.,
weight 81. IA cwt, with 81 od head on Is ad
and 81 per head ON ~ head
ers Of following sales having been effected late ye
terday afternoon. Sheep sold at &C. per To- sprlng
lambs az ~ 10 per head Newton sold ~ Ohio sheep
weight Ill lb per head at 7bc per h. io Ohio sheep
weight 100 lbs head. ut Ise No. Kass Pidcock
sold 27i shorn Ohio sheep weight 20 lbs per head
10 $50 shorn Ohio sheep weight S los head
s. on per 5t7 shon Ohio sheep lbs pes head
81 ~ per IS shon Ohio sheep ght ~ lbs per
head At 5se per ~ 80 spring yrgni. lambs at ~ 20
Dor hoad Davis Hallenbeck sold ia Ohio sheep weight
i272o lbs At ~ 80 100 Ohio sheep weight 10 $50
Michigan sheep weight 1880 lbs X, J6ia per cwt
l57 Michigan sheep weight ~ li0 lbs Tc per 4j9
Michigan sheep. weight %. 2iO lbs. at 7,c. per To-
MiLcu Cows.Nine fresh sold ssOa $40 per lac nd
cows ut SJ7 per head, calves AWAY included.
vrALs AND CAVES rade small; coarse quality calves
sold at DC. n c. per ID. No other quotations.
Hoes Seven ohio hogs live weight lST lbs. per head
sold s. s7ia pcr 1913 Ohio hogs, ufie zen lot
live weight l6J lbs head. sold Sac
50 Ohio hogs live weight 1913 bs scan per head sold
X !. uerc
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steadier. Sugar was hsmer Oils quiet. Petroleum
WAS hrmer Naval stores were very duh.
Asks quoted at De- for pots. aud o'c Tor pearls
ANrtsosY remained quiet nj I.ic. tor regnius Go,
Sales 30O0bs Southern At &c., and 800 lbs
Western 1T 32c
BROOK CoRS dull and nominal, quoted Mt 3zc &C.
for red tipped DC &C. for medium and &C. TO- Tor choice
green.
CoRrxE-The market tor Rio again active and bet
ter feeling noticeable. The sales luO bags ex
Vanguard lie tor strict good ordinary lODO 40, ex
Johann. ITO do ex Annie Lilly 700 do. ex > Pom.
Tue stock here tonight is sb0 bags Mild coffee was
quiet and steady We quoe;--Ordnary carsoes. lbc
l6'4c fair do, lsac. ls1ac: good do, 1895. iSc;
prime do. iDs4c Doe extreme Tor lots, l6c
Java government bags. 22r BE do. grass mats; 2c
u 24c singapore. lsc 2lc Ceyon, he a2lc " ara
caibo. 1sc DOC: Layuayra lsc 2uc. Jamaica. lie
isc 81 Domingo lie iSac; Porto Rise iss. 2uc
lie u gle. Angosturn, lSe. 2oSe.; savanla, lec
poe; Curacao 16c. lstsc.
CooPKRA1E dull We quote :Molasses shocks.
s%sA T.s heads Z ~ o siar .h 81 ws!a
box Shocks 75c sc rum do VI pipe do. W " 90;
empty hogsheads - 50 hoops feet ordinary to prime.
S33 to xi5 hoops, IL feet do. S2s to $50 per VI.
CoPPER-Wo sales OF $4,000 10000 lbs. Lake at
CoRpAGr was dull but unchanged. We quote MANILA.
large and small Size lb. is4c l4c do cordnsc,
holt rome warns tic i7c; MAMMA l4c. Sisa
ioc d iic New Zealand, like. i2lsc: Russia hemp,
tmrred lac. American do. lic. Russia bolt rope i1c
CorroN the spot was quiet but the arket was very
steaay and quotations were marked up Lite Liverpool
came active aud hrn.r spot midng quoted At
ing Lid more. Our market Tor futures opened l-loc
higher moderately active during the day and closed
steady The sales. ~ compared with yesterdays closing
Of from 10 points Tho closing
with Inn mel
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Wheat nrm very active sales about $50 900
No. Chicago 81 50 u 81 tor ungried Chicago 90 Tor
new No do ~ ~ for No. Milwaukee store Winter
wheat excited ana held at 81 ga 81 Corn was less
bushels 03c Tor steamer mixed, 64c for steamer
white 1ss for No mixed aud No white ana oa,se Tor
~ 900 bushels steamer mixed for May delivery Eye was
lower yDc a,c Tor Western ~ II o5 Tor state and
$3.50 bushels ungraded Canada sold private TENS
Barley malt steady but dnil Oats Ia
about bushels at 1c a6c for extra white. 5sic.
for SO white, 5il4e 5se Tor y" do o71;c Tor extra
3 do. ana t4lsc. Tor rejected -
faulI-Foreign dre steady and In good jobbng do
per box loose muscac - 70 per box Valencia 5se.
h. sultana, Sc Sue new currants use. Lesiorn
s suss se turkey rs, prss Tor old aud Sac Tor
new French Toe. 2le, according 70 siLe Dv'
Rss,s dried ~1s stead and aae sssS ws ass.S
5fc., southern apples, qna ters she 3c DO slIccd
aic. do. fancy. &c. 7c. Peaches-Pcecd Georgia.
halves Il,c lie Raspberrcs BE. Cherries l5c. tic
rum.sou.nen i3e iee d. stare 2nc Blaeseerries
We quote Virginia. prime S,c ooc fancy. u 81 o.
Wilmington. II lOa u 35
Hay ASD STRAW were steady At Toe for shipping, and
81 90 Tor retail straw was quoted at TIC sOc for
lie NJ AND JurE--Jutc butts remained firm. Hemp
quiet bat nrm Tor ssal We quote -Americah dressed
sT5 $50 Tor single, $40 x25 Tor double and s13Oa
$35 Tor undres,ed; Russia, Clean x2o5 s2io. gold
butts 35sc. 3Mc currency cash on spot Manila hemp
Iings The market firm tut very active IN tho
better grades We note Of IOJ Monte, deo. 2 lbs
ut 22c gold. months. 1901 do 2Iis lbs, at 22lac
sV ,r wv ~, d. 7o3 california 40 dry .cd
Zanzibar 800 Tooasco I3l Tuspan aud 5tD Iaysan,cr
~ 2ic but II lacks Confirmation. We quote. Buenos
Ayres % 10 - ibs gle. 22c 90. do. 2to - l.s
iiencs II to ~ lbs lDc zoe Rio lirande 70 10 - lbs
iec zoe 0rnoso, II TO rs lbs. iec aOc Caiifornia
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
CONTINUED FROM EIGHTH PAGE. ]

consos and United States BONDS, which show gen.
eral advance OF u y per cent compared with the
closing figures OF yesterday. Erie rose 10 6,s Illinois
Central sold al ~, 4 decline Of IL per cent since
yesterday, but later recovered 10 Al The rate OF dis
count In the open for three months bills IL
down TO IL per cent. The sum OF fl63, 600 stcring
was Withdrawn from the Bank Of England on oaiance
To-day AFFAIRS rentes advanced TO l0aL eoc. against
loaf zoe. the close yesterday. The following were
the closing prices In London :Consos Tor money ana
account 9sk 9535; hve.twenty bonds OF 1863, old.
lC2k; dc. 1867, loSA ten-iorty bonds. 1857 1857
new ives l06k; Erie common shares 6H; do pre-
ferred, 49, Now York Central SS Illinois Central, ~.
later quotation gives consols tor both money and
account 95 5l6. In Paris rentes sold al loa &c. but
closed weaker at l04L 45c. Exchange on London for
short sight was 25f. l5o.
Bar silver was quoted a. 54Xd. per ounce United
States funded loan 1927 In Frankfort
Montreal dispatches report tho stock market quiet
and steady, with tho following quotations:--Ban Of
Montreal, los; Merchants Bank, ~; Bank Of Com
merce 100; Bank ofToron.o, IT.; Montreal Telegraph
Company. ll2x; City Passenger Railroad. 76; City
Gas Company, 1850.
STATE RAILROAD BONDS
State bonds 1t the board higher for Ohio
skies OF 1884, and steady for skies OF 1885, TO which
dealings confined; District Of Columbia Loss sold
at 74h-a decline OF u. Railroad bonds were irreg-
uar, but generally lower and tho following were tho
changes compared with last previous sales:-An adj
vance Of per cent IN New York Central lrsts cou-
pons, u In New York Central skies Of 1887 and u IN
Central Pacific gold bonds and Onion Pacific sevens
land grants There decline OF per cent in
Great Western seconds. n In Lehigh ana W!lkesbarre
sonsos. Milwaukee and ST. Paul Il. and NJ. divsion).
OHIO and Mississippi consolidated, Delaware, Lack
awanna and Western convertibles and Cleveland and
Pittsburg fourth mortgage, and u In Chicago and
Northwestern consols aud consolidated gold
MINING
The following were the opening quotations for
mining stocks 1T San Francisco to-day Gould and
Curry Savage, 81 Chollar Potosi "a; Ophr, Ia Hale
and Norcross, 3; Crown Point :; Yellow Jacket, 8;
Becnor, 8; Imperial, X; Virginia Consolidated, 49,
California 81; Overman. 20; Raymond and Ely. 4; Eu
rexaG ", Best and Belcher, 10; Kentuck, s; Union
Consolidated, Az Alpha, TO- Meadow Valley. X Sierra
Nevada, ~; Mexcan, Q; Caledonia 8; Silver Hill, q
Eureka Consolidated, 10; Justice, O.; Julia Console
dated, Ia. The closing prices in San Francisco
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-21
MORE CIGAR SMUGGLING.

Inspector Judd, OF the Custom House, discovered
among the cargo OF the Cy Of Vera Cruz
which did not appear the manifest, and on being
taken 10 The Custom House seizure room was found TO
1000 choice cigars, Tor which owner has yet
nut IN a clam. The Custom House authorities claim
that their officers instructed To use the utmost
vigilance and that hereafter parties caught In .he
act OF smuggling will be proceeded against criminaliy.
The owners or the steamers are also exercising rigid
system OF discipline toward their employees AMI have
recently discharged several members VI their crews
VINO have been engaged In this contraband tralnA
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are, 81 !, :.
g. |. 100 At ., % so = dss 100 st T. 1874
Ii.sss., sS ,Is$s; August, 10 I. iisss,. 100 !:
i isss sS9 LES De- ..
a'' o May 80 'US
10 ses is :. 800 $50
e 500 d ' IL io &c. a. ot s's At ta Ct sS =.
II45s.. WV, sSSss. ilsis ,SGo ILSos', 20 ::
E f:s|;:' 5 .5$;. s:;;.:: \, ri:
Sas :'s Ss~ ss ns''i Hss @
M sss s 81 S fo
s. day Ia; ws1 o ss day '
ssa.. smI .y,s :ss% conn
y ss by sa @ uy s:ss s"
pool y steam. I'd g. sail. 80. eomDissssd
Dues 4c-opam quite and steady quoted
.a sap poMasa sssac IN tar
,.SSIs :. s, so for ? 9 ana !. s 2
ysro was quiet At VI 70 per ew tor large lots ana
& a &c. or sasa in SS on po s4 tartar
WA Arm :. so gold for u Sac gold d. f.,
boxes Alcoholics Chloroform and ether quiet. At
later Was quiet. quoted a. 100 81 for ssAasa
1t SIC. 5ssc Gaaraas was entirely nominal - ST.
@ as sss % al s %
VIZ pc, S1 cs.s wa. CUTE: :. 70 gold
potash a. i4,e lsc sal an,monac was dull ~
WASH A. 81 ss ss s
sSois powdered Gum sssas drm = lls;
81 ss s nps Sse ~"s @% ~
vense .aSpsn.pe was lse .os Ssas SOAP
ssnsy. Rochelle sa,s s.ssdy sis SS: and
Ssld =. q e; Blue yIsr,s. SIC.
M osSs va. sA' a na, ana 81 asa
was a. @ rs PS st
ss ed 4aSssa gold
now at @ 1 ss
~ SOLID IF at @
ass gold; rignate Al sac; Guanns zoe. large
G sr.'ina II rs csod.h were quiet s c
s s !. @ Tor n a. and for
alangsl root was firm =. &C. "a. &C. saals we're quiet ~
ioanssnd and y . Ss.yssIsn Shasass
es.ssss; s,sse qs,sssi.ysr
5 uS II Sus 4 s s 9
fair demand swse. aroram outlet q lsc orris
root a. u sr q.y TC"s"
soc tor wne cut DUN Arabic quoted at Zoe for prime
2ae Doc Tor nxiish lie herman. AIbnmon
aae, !. aoc 7oc for blood and p q 70 tor egg
s.e DO, do for export ,5e s7e gold Mexican, he
At Ice lie Gsmboge quoted SIC. As.aiotida
=" sd i M sSa a T.
The sales rs sal soda VI 80 100 drums causic
soda ut 4 100 tons soda as AT &c. all gold and ioo
casks bleaching powders IT c currency Essential oils
mot Sanderson's. So rs; oil lemon. Sadrrsons, s. 80;
hsens finest OIL 81 5o OIL anise ~ Al oil cas.Ia
s7 all god oil 81 40 81 5o oil croon y 10;
ctronea Soc SJc. g5c. oil lavender Toe -: do.
do tchamj Sl4. oil Cloves 81 oil winergreen 81 80;
sassairas Inclusive. 46c oil pennyroya nominal
s. rs; oil OF bay. $ls. all currency.
25c ssc Tor Mixed lbs prime geese sold ~ 52c
FIsThe market was very quiet throughout, but prices
FLOUR Gnais.-Recep.s Flour. 7oas btls,; wheat.
1850 bushels meal. d35 bbi-. ana $50 bags
"a bushels: 800 and barley receipts;
barley malt H. $50 bushels The Hour market strong.
with inquiry. aid In improved prices
paid. 1880 bbls., including Western
aud southern. the annexed quotations Rye Hour
hrmcr active. sales about GD hbs Corn meal
was hrmer active; sales 5000 bbls and
ha,s f,,llu We
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FINANCIAL.
LONDON. April 2O-f T.. ".
Paris adyces quote five cent rcntes at iOi 4c
the account.
PARIs. April 30 1877.
Exchange on London 25G 15c for short sight.
LONDON, April 2D5 l.. NJ.
Conso.s 10 5.I6 tor both money and the Erie
railway shares, GA
FgsSKroRr, April 20. 1877.
United States bonds new nves, i,2n
LoSpos. April ~. 1877.
II twelve months yesterday since the bank Of
discount liked ~ two per Only within
thirty years low main aigcd long namely
from July, 1857, to November. 1853.
silver 5f,sd. per ounce.