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Nebraska advertiser., 1877-11-08

- 8Isn's, Youths and Boys boots
and shoes, at Pat Cline's.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-11-08

COOK STOVES; the finest stoves
and cheapest prices, by Stevenson q
Cross.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-11-08

Full blood Berkshire and Poland
pigs by Stevenson & Cross.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-11-08
SCHOOL NOTICE.

Books, States, Inks. Pens, Pencils,
and everything You need at Nickel 6
drug store.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-11-08

"A heavy, wet, muddy, disagreea-
ble fall OF snow here or Wednesday
night and Thursday forenoon.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-11-08

Wagon extras of every kind, and
of the BEST MATERlA l., cheap, at
IOckwOOd's.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-11-08
Stoves! stoves!
3y Thomas Richards.

Eore ne1O Clothing, at
.McGee & Bros.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-11-08

Nickel does sell the best tea fol
the least money. just try 1t.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-11-08
TIME CARDS.
Daily Stage Lime south.

From BrownvIlle 10 Arago, Falls City And Knlo
yia Neruaha City. Aspinyv2U and 81 Deroln' COn-
-fs~tiur with couVeyauces 10 al other poinIs
Leaves Browuville daily ~ o CLOCK p n
Arrives al BrUwnville II o clock a n
J. c HAIRLESS, Proprietor.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-11-08

= We cordially invite the trade Of
all. STEVENSON & CROSS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-11-08

Aliens choice -four, by Steven
son & Cross.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-11-08

= Everything in the family grocery
line st Huddart's.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-11-08

Extra copies of THE ADVERTISER
can hereafter be had Of A. w. Nickel.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-11-08
Suifings at LoyynlaTs's.

Another nice lot Of Stoves com
ing fur Stevenson & Cross.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-11-08
Yarn at LOVgnian's.

Ask your neighbors to subscribe
for THE ADVERTISER.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-11-08

Pickles. Canned Goods, and Gro
eeries, of every variety, at
H. {. LET'S.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-11-08

Full line of Water Proofs
at JncGee g. Bros.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-11-08
BROFEVILLE GRAIN MARKET.

CORRECTED BY z. II. WILCOX. PRODUCE AND
COMMISSION MERCHANT.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-11-08

or Votes Poled Precinct
Of Nemaha County, Neb the 9th day NOyember 1917
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-11-08
STANDARD WEIGHTS.

The following table shows the number Of
pounds in "a bushel Of the various articles
mentioned.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-11-08
Blankets at Lowman's.

GROCERIES; a full line of the
best, by Stevenson & Cross.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-11-08

See Mrs. Cooks card Of new Mil
linery Goods.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-11-08

- Choice line of Pocket and Table
Cutlery, at n. l. LEIl =
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-11-08
Everything at LOyvman's.

For your Harness and Saddles, go
to Bauers.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-11-08

4 Pair of Three Year Old
Mules
For sale. Enquire OF
RoBT. TEARE.
Brownville, Neb.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-11-08
Dried Beef

At Huddart's Family Grocery Store
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-11-08

-Parlor Sets ST. Joe prices at
HaunafOrd's.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-11-08

- Fire proof lamp ohimneys, at
NickelPs.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-11-08
Hats and caps at LOwman's.

National Thanksgiving on the
18th inst.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-11-08

CASH paid for country produce
ar H. {. LET'S.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-11-08

Double Lounges-St. Joe prices,
al Hannaford's
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-11-08

OREECTED By b NJ BAILEY. STOCK DEALER
AND SHIPPER.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-11-08
Gloves at LOwman's.

Gloves at LOyyman's.
Read our new advertisements.
The boss show case at Nickell's.
Produce wanted by Stevenson &
Cross.
See Mrs. Cooks card of new Mil
linery Goods.
-Parlor Sets ST. Joe prices at
HaunafOrd's.
= Ladies' and Misses Rubber Over
shoes, at Pat Cline's.
HARDWARE; big stock, cheap,
by Stevenson & Cross.
-BAIN WAGONS, complete and
warranted, by Stevenson & Cross.
- Sandwich Power Corn Shelters,
and extras, for sale by Stevenson 4
Cross.
Boots and Shoes at LOVVman'S.
TIN SHOP; repairing and job
work done promptly, by Stevenson d
Cross.
Extra copies Of THE ADVERTISERS
for sale by A. W. Nickel, druggist
book seller and statiOner.
- Chicago custom made boots and
shoes, al Pat Cline's.
= Balm Wagons will be here in
few days. STEVENSON & CROSS.
- Fire proof lamp chimneys, at
Nickelps.
A heavy, wet, muddy, disagreea-
EIa foil of snOU here on Wednesday
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-11-08
STREET A4REET-PRODCCE.

CORRECTED WEEKLY by JOSEPH HUpDAET-
DEALER ~ GROCERIES AND PRODUCE
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-11-08

Produce wanted by Stevenson &
T-aSz
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-11-08

Wagons, only S65 and SO, at
Lock woods.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-11-08

- Paints. Oils aud Glass, at
=. c. LET'S.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-11-08

Rubber boots and shoes, at Pat
Cliue's.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-11-08

Produce wanted, by Stevenson &
Cross.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-11-08

Ladies and Misses Rubber Over
shoes, at Pat Cline's.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-11-08

The boss show case at Nickell's.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-11-08

= Read our new advertisements
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-11-08

- Balm Wagons will be here in a
few days. STEVENSON & CROSS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-11-08

- Cash paid for Patoes, at Hud-
darts.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-11-08

Extra copies Of THE ADvERTIsER
for sale by A. w. Nickel, druggist
book seller and statiOner.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-11-08
THE BROwNvILLE MARKETS.

BROWNvILLE. November :. lS77.
BPOWvTILLE LIVE STOCK MARKET
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-11-08

Chicago custom made boots and
shOos af PAT ('IiDeis
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-11-08
LOCAL M4TTERS.

LOCAL M4TTERS.
Bully for Shook.
Fresh oysters at Huddart's.
Three los. Tea for 81, at Nickell's.
Germantown WOOL, LOvynIan'S
Cash paid for butter at Huddsrt's.
Cash paid for Patoes, at Hud-
darts.
Produce wanted, by Stevenson &
Cross.
Rubber boots and shoes, at Pat
Clines.
Double Lounges-St. Joe prices,
at Hannaford's.
Wagons, only s65 and SO, at
Loca woods.
Paints, Oils aud Glass, at
He LET'S.
CASH paid for country produce
ar II. {. LETT :.
- Choice line of Pocket and Table
Cutlery, Al II. u LEIl >
Pickles. Canned Goods, and Gro
ceries. of every variety, at
II. c. LET'S.
Everything in the family grocery
line st Huddart's.
Ask your neighbors to subscribe
for THE ADVERTISER.
Yarn al LOEgnian'S.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-11-08

Germantown wool. Lovvman's
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-11-08

HARDWARE; big stock, cheap,
by Stevenson & Cross.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-11-08

. Fresh oysters at Huddart's.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-11-08

Three los. Tea for 81, at NickelFs
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-11-08

Balm WAGONS, complete and
warranted, by Stevenson & Cross.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-11-08

Cash paid for butter at Huddsrt's
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-11-08

- Sandwich Power Corn Shelters,
and extras, for sale by Stevenson 4
Cross
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-11-08
Boots and shoes at LOwman'

TIN SHOP; repairing and job
work done promptly, by Stevenson d
Cross.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-11-08

- Bully for Shook .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-09
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN Markets

lyrRrooI, April Pork Eastern steady at 72 Western
R6 dun at 81 Tong Gear dull 80 shcr, Clear da
q 900 nans.I@ng Cut nrm.r At "A shoulders agIi %
90 Prime Mes, dull at 81. LaTd-rrme Western dull 81
duh at 2s6 Rosin-Comnon dun ar 80: Ine dun 1915
s msKS FSa fSs s GI "a at '
spng No. nfRr G az :" p WHIT at %
Milea Soft s,taiy at 20 49,
ton 70 day we're 5iO bales including TO- 90 bales Amcr
Faiur,s partially I'D cheaPer IPanas Low Mddmg
clause June and July delivery Gd al1o sales OF Tie same
yEEroqG April 7l3o mcot 1,.so dun IAN and eas;r
NG b-s Ine aTd 1000 for seensida and espoIt
s So@a Lo" Ad4ns clause July and August delivery
LilEpooL4 April 7l245 m-rpands Cotton Low Md a.
Middng clause, July and August delivery, t'Isd - -,
bd sd5 Of sR an sr Sz c vi.
as ES BE D5 Hg 1T se s the '.' Of Cotton
Lyt srcoi, Apfi 7-2sO P g.-Lard, 4eGGEL . cwt for
clause nil ana May delivery GIe; rpands Low Middmg
S S a @ 1a aae S anG a a5 T.aGs ho"
Adas eIanss July and August dEery Os ooe,s
brsk GA Tuesday, the signing Of the protocol aud te report
THIS could DO permanent, aud daless quietly ensured
count srkes hsd of mat.ay %sr "a m rrSy snd
rates were mainained bat appr cable ease has iooNd tho
Foreign securities have been ini Tuesday
Hungarian 4 to j. and Tux 3D. French and Itsan y
American governments have been request There
has been rather sharp Among American railways,
AngoAmsean aEq dirrct United States teegr.phs have
n en- The Min ing lane msTkeis orened on Wednesday
after the Easter holidays without animation The uncertainty
stih attending continental affairs prevented Improvement
Rather large supplies 81 Coffee brought f"rp ar. bat
Plan gtiOn Ccy and Iud.a found ready
per cwt decline excepting ievof fnest qualities
Pale Kinds were Inactive Col Gotta Riea sold well Car
goes OF burnah ee not for sale az the lowest rates Of
although The market quiet. The
Sugar was slow, and prices varied sienY. Redned
changed. Common MiT
with steady demand fully previous quJtat
black leaf was donc satpeer Spices
quiet with fu supplies In hands Importers and
the absence OF speculation.
LONDON April T-i2.30 y. m.-ETie Railway shares, o.
LONDON April I'll p m.-Ill;ois Central 45c.
LONDON April LIB p. m.-paris sIvces quote per
cent rentes 1854 Sc for the account
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-09
COTTON MARKETS.


c.,vssro> April Cotton dul; Mtding, II &c.: 10"
NIdnng iU1c.; Good Ordinary, lOc ne ne, rrcIp,S. ogo
bale exports coaswse. l2 bales sales 7ol o'l'S ''o'"'
4Sg'i %t, April cotton DUH nominal; Mdd!inr, lc
bsi"s exports coa.tsise, 800 bales -" + :5lG tale
I0li,ViIiI. Apl cotton dul al.en.- I,t,ti,,s IL
ECgyoik Aprl COTTON quiet aHG stead MndlH &c.
net IScttps ltl bales exports coast"s s5I DheS ees
l31 haze: '.S Cottcn lower to scl Middlirg II &c;
reeai, is bales shipments 1913 bales sales lVoO pieS'
s'S Apr1l Cotton qurt Mddng 81 Low
Nddlng. lOac. Good Ordinary re. reJJis l. .5 cs
shipments 9l BALES; sales, lid bales 10 'pihh'i' i '
f6:ds H 9nStt MI %a ilf ~ od dSg
grusr sos bales; sales, 10 bales STOCK, i1oo pa" ~
s1yAsSA Arrh 6 o mrgpa ar ioc ne, recruits SO
ba Exports 70 the Continent 4lO7 bales sales 80 baie1
CI.EI TsT6y tpTi Cotton quiet Mtdding SCI Low
nGdine be! Good Ordinary lQaic; net receipts lo7
oalgs si1'' t iG "aSt coon Gnet Mdmg lie; Low
ndding 0saiOhc.; Good Ordinary, l0'se; receipts 90
Oa Wi spFIpnA April cotton quiet Miainne. 49,
Low Midl,ng II 81 Geo Gf na Tapas 9S baics STOCK
SaISnon Arr 7-cafon dull Mddlnr 2e I ;HS
i axrdrs m Great BTtin 10 bales coastwise 20
Gi.Is sprii Cotton easy: Mddrng IL lc: Low
sins. l0as Good Ordinary 0f tse. 5i La Dn's'
ne Anil 56ottnu easy 'alr demand Mddn2.
he: Low Mildng III COCA %It o r Rlilsn 40
bales To France 1891 hales 10 me So"nh" 80 D"'S
s- = ,Ti Co,r0n weak. nominal Niitnng losG;
low W,ddng l0lc. cool ordinary le Het iscfPn opp
III. channel 40 bales coastwisc 500 oaieSi s"le9 Zoo
BALE, stock 4 co;,on weekly receipts l03 bales ship
moats 66i bales stock actual 1871 i45 Daesi 1870 "-'
p.!ss; rvrpoRr Arrl eCo,,on qriet Middrg l0fe Tow
niing lOi-c.; Good Ordinary, 9fc wei! re.elg az
bales shipments 2O2i baes sales l32 oies' So'A o''-
.TFxs April GCotton dull Nn:dlpg l0c; weekly re-,
s,orrk l. 4 ii bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-09
HAVANA MARX Els.

HAVANA Apr 7sugar-some stringency gss Of holders
&C. On aeeont ol the disparity between the so os haen
and The margins buyers tho de! 9nd tbo season con.
,nc,.osin0 p1c,s closing somewhat higher Wy IN 10 ~
tbnes favorable Tor grinding Cayed sqga SY H. s. ia
d. s. lOi2DlI reals per aIr0Dai Nos 10 aiSs, reals,
rea.s. Muiassrs Nos. 10 ~ "a ,.aia
col Mus on ado sugar. Fair 10 Good ehnne n9rs Nos
q, n,,non ia Fair do 81 reals CcnruSai n,
ii 10 - IN boxes iOaIalIA reals DO IN hnS ma Matanzae
reais. stock I'm warehouse al Havana anvt Re week.
los 100 boxes aud $4,000 hhds; receipt. O ~ week
o. coo boxes and . 500 hhis; exports HuIi and 30D
i9 boSrs and 100 hhds OF which 1900 boxes aDG &c.
bhds went 10 lie United states naaon sjS zoo
rrers latop reals per keg 10 gold ia'pn ,,,a
SIC 80 per cwt Jerked Beef 80 50 1859 d. 20 " I9ri
Hams @iOas4T per quinal for American ~ @ uo,atos
in tins .l2a43 per qunta dog ~ kgs 80 M Wax
<llastl 80 per bbl TalOw, S2gdf3O per On, MI
Y.ow 7ati 10 prr arroba DO, White $23GS-6 C9a p
Ina tins 10 r,as ncr gallon. Empty llhds, 20 gOlr 1870
"Wiie PINE s3 per NJ Yellow do SO $50 per " Sl 3
box Sal reals hhds., 10 reals MOLlA chew
reals White NAVY Beans, 20 1850 reals PEI aItood nor
NIX Tobacco $jsd .62 per quiai Corn, Y4"2 1,bfs mi
arroba Hoops long shaved, tj0Gfl5 yer d. ~,
desnllor TO the United states, stealer i9ahE - ~ of
for the Tinted states per OF sugar, I2e per ~, ~
sugar ~ 15aS3 per hid. Of Molascs y ~ ,i.
mari on tl,e north coast (Ousde pOrsl for % NY,
r boY Of sn0ar nominal; per md Of 60 2JGS3 ~
Der hid OF MOlasses, ~ 2JdS2 70 oddg ~ ,.nen
mouth and orders, 30G32s. 6d. Tobacco InIy @O"'' '
ish gold unchanged. Exchanges unchai ged'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-09

ounce Paris dsrGt hes report the five per cen,
renes lower, Opening nj iuSo5 ana eoslnE ~ io9i y
referred 10. Saies mt iC5. On golr ioans liie
carryDg rates were .. aud 1i2 per ccut rn MoGnnl,
and later L., borrowing As usual SATURDAY. i"c fu
exchange wis dull Rates irn on lie basis Oh quo
fatiuns gwen below Selling rates WtiC on thc Dsia Va
81 e5iE "a ssh and a S7I2. The Sub-Trcasuiy us
burscn,ns for thc week were sllG1Oo nSrest ei nn
$40 600 called bonds. inclusive of $4,000 aaG TfI''o
TO-DAY Tie DAYS business Of The Cold ClealiDE Dcii
meni Of the Bank o the State OF Newlo orr Wis "s 9
low: Iold cleared Sl3jjOOO0 gold balances, 80
100: currency balances Sl,200,326. Today sgod quo
tations ,o-, % ,o-
The following are the closing quotations Oh loieEh OK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-09

There only moderate demand ioI money lounS'
and cali loans at to per cent dlsc count sth
inr NJ 10 = There are rather reer offerings epCrtG
The following were the rates Of exchange On NeNlOh
f the IrdcrIt nj oned cities to-day: Savannah Duybg g
selling Ia Charleston. easier sd3Is preninm oincha
cuiet and steady buying par. selling 10; ~ L1s loPc
mimi; New sps, be- commercial; bank .; Cbch-o
go premium The following was the ccaring-iouSe Hialc
Inent To-day: Currency exchanges @1O2ol So cur
rcpcy balances 50 3l6,9ij gold exchanges, TJ'-Z'Z.
iod' balances SsjG 100. And for the week: 'ui-
ency cIcalances, %jO33lJ,Oss; currency Dalahscs'
81 1924 sol; gold cieardnces, FJOOoOl-'; e"'' o"i
auccs. 81 ,625,262 . ....,,,,
Government bonds freely traded in at prices inc
bivrs, of fle week SKIES Of 1881 fetched IT'S lor
registered and 1913 for coupon, 61s rising 10 liza
trI-ortes aud new hycs sold 10 II, ana new 1l2'
M 1861 currency skies selling at 1913 "eahheA '
p.t 81 quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-09

-
The local moneyInarket has reflected this changed con
dition of the banks IN frmer rates for call loans which
have been exceptionally high Gper cent, discounts
remaining without change. Foreign exchange mas
steadily improved, the rates for sterling making an at
vance OF 212 cents This has given stcaineSs To tae
premium for gold which has stood between lOl4 ana
1865.
Government bonds while not particularly active nave
shown stcadness with notably less pressure TO dispose
OF the old zoos Slate bonds have generally been fii
for the Southern issue, with very small business
Railroad bonds in measure have followed the fortunes
OF their respective stocks which indicates speculation
rather than the movements of investors.
The chief event the week in stock circles was the
sudden break OF 40 per i'll the price OF Panama R
road stock which at one time, from its known position
as collateral threatened to prcCipitae panic, when
would have extended beyond the walls OF the STOCK LA-
change, but suppose must say fortunately Deter
coruS,ls prevailed the bear interest, ana uotti-
mined effort successfully made 10 postpone l'c III
evI;able day OF liquidation Through tblS decay perhaps
end collapse viii be less scrous In spots % me gen
clal market it Sufficient To say that after be!hS httNy
and DEPRESSED before the break IN Pdlaina ana icuV
II immediately N iuTtherdnce o me piai lhuiei,eu W
cane remarkably strong, and with varying changes so
continued the end. Tne railroad settlement anu coa
combination were but light factors III the specniainil
learned that an attempts 10 n
troll business by agreements cOmpacts are tuie CON
feature rising from 35'e TO 42e story Is fora OF COZ
test the election of directors ON the r oi tne Union
Pacific interest ii prOIaOy,iS without tue s!lSnea
foundation because, whatever he SAID oI ihc man
ayers of the Union Pacific Railroad, they nave never
been accused being half-wltcd; further the stock
which bought for this speculation II nor now
placed where would be likely TO he OF use 10 mat IN
IeIcst Yet stock specuiations sometimes make strange
DcdfcliOws.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-09

FLOUR AND MEAI,-Win gDod looa! trade and iais
p1rt demand FOGT prices have again advanced lODl6
ea,s 5000 hbs O a grades, Including l5JD bills cts
Nils Extra ~ @50i7 90, West Indies: as 5OGsS 10
Eub Au.rc!; 800 bbls. Low Extra S. 80 ass 70
300 b9Is Medium EIa, 81 S0aS7 2j l,0iO bbls. Exa
WscoDsin 10 arrive Wcci. 80 $500 bills
Ertra g. 95s - 80, PaR - S6dS!I Patent; including
900 Ibis FrtFu for Glasgow, "a co.. LOO bts supcFhne
81 - SS IS $50 bills No 2, 81 SO 90 bbl-. Tn
sound a. 5OdsJ IS trausactions az % 3jas1 o. No. ~
a. state Western ~ So 20 75 In
ffur to mnnO: Extra state IS so 90 Common Good
do sG 95as Good IT, Choice do 81 O5GSS l5 Choice 10
Fsney do. g. 1Oa4B SO, Inferior EXtra
eru; =. Az, Common Tar 81 OJGs1 rs,
6,o,sd sOG %. Choice Mills
Europe 81 rs G$G ~ and 25Gs5 10 West Indies
3OdSJ Inferior C0nInJG ExtTs Round OHIO
s. So 90 Common GOOD 50 % - %, Good
Chooe TO- So T5s ~ So Common ~ Good Minnesota Extra
55dxl Good to Choice do 80 1881 Is Common 10 Good
Extra ~, LOuis; 81 S0eslo. GOOD 10 Choice do,
market closing firm with tendency In sesfs'
SOUTH FLOUR in gtrl r.qaoai Of further ADVANCE
lOGl5c Dbl; scf, 5000 bbls Common 10 Fir Extra
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-09
Work nuy TRIBUNE MONDAY APRIL o SUPPLEMENT-

LONDON April 10 mEie Railway snnss lOiad y
. LONDON, April 7-25O y. m.-spirts OF fe'''o"' ~
gall ,on,os Petroleum, I'D y
ga. - nd. adv,ces ouote per cent
re IIpx Ann - D. msilver closed to-day at % 2a pee
Toypoy April 7-Evenng- Calcntta Linseeo' W.
auqTteri iinseed Cake, fS l5ds9 v ZOE. suos tO2sa
FRANKFoKT April III. $. Bonds me-" nv a. pae Ameri.
AX:yyERP April 7.-Petroeum 30 a. ior nne ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-09
Total sale Of shares FOR the week ;.......;;...


ISL seller days. 10 seller 30 days buyer 10 days
Assessment paid .,- -.
The transactions in stocks to-day. asgregating but
1872 shares show material decline from thr nls
ness Of previous dayR. Auer rather tame ana weak
business dullg the forenoon advantage later was taken
OF the dulness to give prices lively tuin upward
which however not successfully held ut the best To
the cad Western Union vas the most active, ceiling ~
sGa! fd37sd567s Central AID Hudson sod NJ g's
2l ag:a92fs; Lake Shore ~ 41l2G47 04Sl 50 - .;
Michigan Central TT 4l4a41 d42asI A2ls; Ere 6eG
ST. Paul at l6a0lS2s Preferred TT obG45 i6 north
western al le Rock Island, 7c"7; Illinois Central
GalG4 I5a4 Chicago, Burlington and Quincy al lc24
0IOIl Hannibal and 81. JOSEF at 1915 all ONO sna
Mississippi at 4liGi Be. and wabash at 54 d3H 81
Louis and iron Mountain declined 10 5~54 because OF
tie probable appointment 81 "a receiver for me road
Delaware LackaTIua and Western vas stimulated mo
activity late in The aficrDo0n rising from 5si2 20 39'
while "A frightened bear closing up his shorts,
later selling a 5gls a5gli DeaWa'e and Hudson was
quiet al 490l9l2. and Morris and Essex at S0%dSl
Panama on purchases OF fractions of hundred roe 20
92aa5 wll,e Pacific Mail inactive al l14dlS4Q
l7jS. Ire t. presses were steady AZ quotations.
The sales stocks At the last ca-3:l2 D. nat the
Oh Ii Board follows: 100 Central and Hudson,
gz7s 800 Lake SHORE, 477s@i7; 100 Michigan Central
Ala 200 ~ Paul 1861 100 preferred, 45leG 70 300
North-Wes!c.n preferred 495s 449i4; 200 Delaware,
Iackawana and Western sos loo Dela%are ana Hnd-
SON, 4Jls aud 100 Western Union, 5G7s.
RANCE OF THE MARKET THE sTOcK EXCHANGE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-09
CLTTT1r MARKET.

,,,c.co Arr1l 7-C .rrLE Receipts 600 head shipments
- 1,i. uar,st moderately active and urni sales u lnttt
~ rood NJ ~ 25d$j lot Of sialtd nuuDSfluS ~
and av-ga spout l,JoV 10, "eIo e"d ''e "''h ''
$40 co, $lZ OtJ proht ,..,.,., q coo head. nav
lct arilye Grr aud Jdl0c. higher or heavy stso teH
~ iu1s IL; heavy packing IS 2OG@J 20 cioca 20 eNu"
400 head market quiet and weak sales at
4 10
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THE MARKETS.
Carefully reported tor rag rgiBuSg.l
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Pen Martin Plrey IsssSJS. ana RTJIrOIts
Pc, Horm P,rey. re,ss,s. ana Rntro1i,.
SATURDAY, April Z,
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

sATUEDAY April :, lS77.
ASH unchanged and quiet at &C. lor Pots and 62a5'ic
for Pearls. ~.
COFFEE-to was IN moderate demand and unchanged al
zoe god for ordinary to prime CaTG"cs sales of LOO
i,Cs az HALEY 900 Vanguard, terms not trans
ni and In Baltimore, 200 tx Evcror ~ lie Mild grades
m II active LaguayTa and MaracabO lSd 32c gold, with
sss OF Zoo Lays MaracaibO aud $500 bags Iaguayra
private terms. .o.,-,
tTON 0Ye, ard lIsc the spot sales G0i bales,
winch 5Oi ast evening. all for nome co sumption 600
delivered on contract Receipts ~ e ports were
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Good Ordinary.

For future delivery Trade quiet showing no marked
chanrr; sale: yesietd9y aer + El-Apnt SO IISs
10, lI5g aOUll lGl; 500 ll.GJ July, BOO nIJ; 100,
lI72 AGgus' 100 l.s2 september 500 ia November.
90 la; total $500 bales. fIs Ct to4iay-Apfi 100
l!3!; May So 1888; 500, lI.Oi Jane 100 1874; TOO,
Loo July. 800 ll.nS NOyemb 100, l5j: total I5uO
bales second eAi,Msy. 2Go ll.;i June 900. 1859;
n.-ApIi 100 n. ION. li.3s 300 1871: Nay. 1000.
IA LOO ll42j 500, ll.+O; 700 ll5o; l,lU6 1913
100 ll.If 200 lL4S coo. ll+4 Coo ll4i June, 1900
ll55i 800 ilA LOO ll;5e Lac. lbs 900. n59
200 lIcO. 800, II 30 July. LOO. lilo; 700. IL Us 100
G9. 800 llC7; 400, LEG lOJ III 2O1 ll72 800
ll73; August, 900, II 10; coo, ll7S: 100 lL7o 100
llSi l2 q, lls2 200 leJ tOtsl, 25j5OD bales; grand
st. al n uuu hqts
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WOOL MARKET.

posToy April 7-wool IN fair demand manufacturers are
only trchasinr o. wanted ami dealers are disposed 20 ese
49, A. fast az posslc The sal ~ rleoCcs during the
it week have been 20 900 q, inc udng Heium ana = oh9
and Pennsylvania Ut 30a42te IN ~ - 81 5In am
Teg Hampshire aud wisconsin sold at 56d3hci c0m1ng
a,a bcls. steay; salea I2SO00 Of FROM 42d"Oc Pned
urlangr4: sales. l7lOOO choice lots Eastern shlci a.
principal sales have beea in nc rang o 20
y. The safes 90 IsuiOfna nave O''u
ISi 600 N Fan. l002lc Spimg, lSL.d &c.
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Buslness Thantes.

no JEWELERS.-TO LEASE-The best stand
COR owelrr the Uudson established 20 years
bus ness opportunity particulars address
l.. o. Box 1O2, PeekskilL y. Y.
EEANTED.-A half interest in good paying
w mercantile business dry goods, gr0cer's, OrhariwIe
Preferred would pit in $1,000 cash highest references re-
quired ami given. Address - ~
ARTHUR BROWN,
Box n, Tribune Office.
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.sA WEST 1STH-ST.--A handsome suite Of
~ Rooms tbir aCo also large pleasant ROOM n
The fourth may be hal DYa party wishing pleasant quiet
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~ WEST 23D-ST.-Io LEI, paTlOr FLOOR
eeV newly and handsomely furnished. bah, closets &C.,
board with private table reference Possession
Ami!