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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-09-06
A Wosia MS Heroic Fich,.

DEADwooD, July pa wagon
drawn by two yoke of oxen and cars
ryiog two men aud u woman, with
thoir effects. left Deadwood on Nom
day morniug deslired for Bismarck.
They cnmpei oD Cen,onni al Prairie
on M'ullY might ard on Tuesday
night passed through Crook CITY.
An. $50 witness, who was cutting hay
within quarter OF mile. tells how
Ut occurred. lie says that hearing a
succession Of rapid shots. fred over
thl bluf from whoro ho was m)wine
hc got up on o. high timpeiei eleva.
ton nll saw about twenty In dians
engaged IN p Ggh, with two men and
In wpnDD wh) .cIp.al fhi OK train.
Tta m.u Is,lnl.l thlm,elve, gal.
lautlv ayliHs. Tho cr5st oil4. Thcy
werr o.tarn3I, AL foisht as only
men Il 5l' i1t ttJ.r hos. Tho In-
dinna instead Of coming up in bo.
Is, broki ln cy,ry direction AMI sur
rounded tho wagon, koopins up
constant trail of bJ lets UPON tho
poor un'rrtunat9s. Tlre, Of tho OK,
en- woro Hr5t - fail. Wissomln, the
uwocr OF tbl ou'is, AMI ,h, hi.bini
Of the hly, naSt was shot through
the bsil Ms Wit.)nin sciz,l
her husbinls revolver m lissharr-
ei the c)nteuts among tbs indians,
who were now clos, upin the wagon.
/ After sho hid en- ,tjei the weapon
she tllug It l1il Ia the flco of blr-
| " savage who was rcichng over tho
wagon 10 grasp her. II rool,d back
/ bat others to'k his pic,.
Nr. Tyncr, tho other man, was
|qlicEly fai he'd, aud there remained
but The hdy to deal with. The In-
diln' had since the beginning Of tho
conflict been careful not TO injuro
her, anl ,hoir bullets were directed
chc1y toward. the two men. Tho
poor woman knew her probable fate,
fought like tigress, clu,ching at
empty gun and striking right afd
lc,t but to 10 avail She was finally
.oycrp)wsrgd aol brought to tho
ground, but the woman fought 80
harl that thcy prucuiol some tent
STAGES which were in the wagon and
d STAGED the limb, and body of tho
poor woman drm'y 10 the ground.
After they had accomplished their
horrible docd they took her scalp
and lpranly mntl ated her a.
round the breast, anl hen dispatchs
ol her. 10, shricks of tho woman
.c31ll be- hcprl distinctly whero my
informant waf loisel, powerless to
q hclo AMI almost dead with fear.
, Nh'u the savagCs began saciihg
. the wagon they observed the wit
b ness of tho.r cruelty standing on tho
bui, HnI two OF them started in
} pursuit. IL, however, made good
timo and succeeded in reaching
g Crook, about nine miles, OF, without
! FILLING into thor clutches.
, Soon after the massacre tho Bis
= pa'cll etogo rolled by the fatal spot.
e There were n Indians in sight, and
, tho passengers were horiiiud at see
ing the sight before them. Both Of
j tb3 tSo mn bal been scalped and
3 tholr ears ant noses cut of. Tho
Tho woman wa, horribly mutilatcd,
her UrAius aud cntEais beihg scatter
rI al over tho grouul Tho bodios
~. the poor uuCortuuat2s were taken
% Crook and there inferred They
Il lb.igugel to Bralnard, Minnesota,
. anI bad como into the Hills early
this sprio,, mll, ,hair little stake and
were on their way homo when tho fa.
: Z, ,'ss.:-sa;selt legil lhem. t Milwau-
} ktc -EpfItir,i ~-.s...-- 3 .uNN
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-09-06

Thero ;sno,a word in ths Enc.
i;sb lopo,ogo nore oftcr uee1 mi
npivorssliv o5uir7J +bo, ,o,ogl,l
In Ect n ia considered t1c ilins Al.
Io,ctbor tosir.d. ond m,n 20 oI,ain
- v;Il oo ilrorab oll l.ipd4 of toil
.o,1 6or1ehin i,,orin,ila- Tbev
,gil' eyan commit mo- most heirous
o,ir,cs Eyot,5.1v l. ofar money.
md tbo gtoat dosiro 10 cain i. h,sa-
.Iv often ends in fl total Guluro In ac-
l-wri;,h ,lo das;ra1 end. Abou.
.he trot orasti.,rn youfh agke when
be- oofs oh rnoryh 10 think about
rrrti'.uy f.- tle f,iate ia. "fTov
can 1 oc. r,saov. md bow can I get
rich p Is.ro arc Two vnvs OF yat-
tiro rich. ono Is bv industry aud
.ocar 9my anl the other Is by lis-
bonosty. ccoagl.y and iulicio9s iu
yostnopss never detract from n
man Z dignity aud sclf-respect, but
CARY with them happiness. content.
ment, md clear conscience, and
leave no REGRETS. Tho true secret is
TO make haste slowly in got ling
money il does not rlqlo so much
di.Iorcncc as 20 tie kind of business
a man engages in, for any businos.
will pay il attended to properlv. bpl
no man should cmbar', in any busi.
ness to which he is not adapted
but WHOM he docs make Eis selection
he should so in with steady and dc.
iiermined purposo TO win. and sue
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A stupid man can gcncrli'y d.
soma cue taias fairly well. H. cau
often save money and is sometimes
guin! with talent for shooting.
, is.iLg, rowing skc,ylirc, yach'ing.
Iprcaeh.ae. tlruius lathe. ~ ,,4ay iug
. Toe coluurcan,
The mif.runc Of this i3 that be-
im..uc. from biz success in one
, particular JhA, te is equally capahl.
80 all Bu'. except 10 his own pecp-
TAR likes and dj-.kcs, he is not las,
Itidiogs. II hc docs not catc for good
wine he djspi-cs the man who cans
not drink marslla II ho Is not mn
steal, he prot. sscs to oujoy street
organ, fees the grinder, sucers at tie
people who dislike the noise, aud op-
enly announces his belief that Breth-
oven is dul! aud Wagner u humbus.
If ho is not fond OF town he rails At
tho country. If no likes tho country
he wonders how man can b1 such q
fool as 10 live in towu. Ho makes
no allowance for other pcop.c's tastes,
but measures everything by himself.
The man who is taller than he Is must
be q giaut, the man who is shorter q
dwarf.
His house, his furniture, his rolf
Gion, his wife his children, his pur.
suits, his preju6,ces are tho stand
ards by which every one elses are
measured. In dress ho il likoly TO
adopt some costume and wear it al
ways, at home or abroad. 70 stupid
people Indeed We aro indebted for all
our permanent institutions, and it
was one of the class who invented the
widows cap, llo associates doubt-
tul morals with doubtful ways of
dressing the hair, aud would rather
SEQ his daughter in hor coffin than
wearing high heeled shoes. lie
reads little aud on tho whole pro
fors dull books, Thackary being his
great literary enemy, 1t is TO ut,
tract him that novels ara written
without character story or plot
He reads his newspaper aloud af-
tor dinner and bclioyes everything
in II II it is of his own political
creed, but if il is OF different par
ty no does not even believe the an
.nOunoomont of deaths.
Ho is often very kind to the sick,
but makes a bad nurse, always mr.
guing with tho patient, although he
considers him, like all sick people,
insane and wandering in his mind
ne, therefore. consults, tho patients
wishes as little as tho doctors, and
constantly hints that the one 10 Civ
ing Interested advice, and that tho
othor is feigning illness. no mover
gives medicine more than on one
trial, but sometimes takes two or
three rival bottles at the samo timo.
and is curious in patent pills and
digestive lozengors. no is ofton ve,
ry careful about measuring doses,
and is famous hand at dropping,
but never remembors how many
spoonfuls TO give, and whether TO
shake tho bottle. no loses his pros.
enco Of mind before danger, has no.
yor forethought to smooth things
likoly to 90 wrong, and is always
ready to tako refuge in kind of
fatabsp, which sometimes relies on
Providence and sometimes asserts
tho immutability Of tho impossible.
---Er.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON. May o.. 1877
aSc good ordinary o1Sc Not receipts bales Sales los.
NKw ORLEANS. Nay -. 1877
Cotton steady middiipg, iohc; low mSding Zoe good
Sale. 400 Z Stock. i57.s5s. S''''' 80
Cotton quiet and ste ady; mddnr I0lc Low nidaiing
salc. good ordinary. DC Sales 500 bales stock ae75g
SAVANNAH, Nay -. 1871
ordinary. oc Net receipts. lG2 bales Sales 30 Stock
caAaIrsroS. May -. 1877
io good ordnSrs M 81, receipts. ls sns ssa P
ports to The Continent, 1915 Sales 300 Stock,
wLxrseros, \, G., Nay -. 1877
for strained Crude turpentins Steady 81 90 Tor hard
s. 70 for yellow dip ana - 90 for virgin Tar steady At
oswreo, May -. 1877
50 i.is 's' or SS 80
~ % . .ns ss s 40 x S 70 e .s
No Do VI so Corn steady Western mixed 90 Barley
S 3D. Sf isp aasei.sa Is
per ,on snipstSs sas middi,mss s+ so per tom
roy 80" " Nh eesp ssw
shipped by rail. 100 bbls.
Markets dull thas been raining heavily all day flour
weak. but nomnaIly unchanged. Wheat nominal light
ss. steady straight Is1's sa ,sn
sd trade Demand o ss' article, 's ' my
charters made New York, tolls aenaed1W5sst S'se
sasns o lard .'' HAMS ga Provision, a: asn
Mt 81 So per ton net: horse boats contrartcd
Mt ~ II DAYS and steam days New York sales
Flour, $50 bills 1900 bushels No ro,eio SIC
1000 do No high ixed lots to niilers 59Sc 500
DO No;a al s,,c 400 do choice yellow oac.
certificate at Soc and 800 do private wheat
] load Sheboygan club 81 -. Receipts Nv lake
Flour, 100 bbs wheat ~ 6s1 bushels; corn % do
barley, 59.467 do Receipts by railroads-Flur 1000
bills wheat. 100 bushels lospO do oats, $500
DO barley 100 do; rye 900 DO shipments BY canal to
IL 800 do $500 do; 10 100 DO To
pointsCorn 800 bushels; wheat, 1900 do. BY railroad
Flour. 500 bbis. wheat 1857 bushels corn do
oats, 1880 do; barley. 800 do; rye. t.0oOdo
Tothoo, May %, 1877.
Flour quiet. Wheat dull No. white Michigan 81 90;
extra do 81 eo nmbe Michigan spot. 81 asked
do, ~ 90 asked 81 GA offered; No red winter spot
~ 76 June 81 So August offered 81 3D. Corn nruer
hgh mi xcd spot and June. 53tac No =, spot, 524c
white. 55L rejected. Soc Oats ind nominal Re.
ccipts3o0 hbIs- -four, 1000 bushels wheat, 10000
corn 5000 60. oats. Shipmens-30oO bushels wheat.
1900 do. corn
CHICAGO May -, 1877.
Flour nominally unchanged. Wheat fairly active
shade higher; No Chicago spring 81 80 81 3d. cash
~ 55ls, June 81 36 July No. do, 81 40 Corn fairly
June; 5lsc., July Oats hrmer; 40c cash IOac. June
Rye dull and lower Toe. Tic. Barley steady and ms
changed Pork quiet and shade higher; xl3 10 $1 81,
cash; Sl3 TO- June; Si3 s7s. July. Lard irmer; SO ~
cash June; 50 So 81 37s. July. Bulk steady
and unchanged. Wnskey II o. Recsipts-Flnur. 5000
5000 do rye 100 do barley 900 do. Shipments
Flour. 1900 bills whea. 900 bushels corn $1,000 do
$1,000 do rye. 100 do barley 1900 do At the AZ
call of the Board NV heat unchan $40
lower. Oats hrmer At Iossc., June, Pork frmcr I'M
changed. Lard hrmer 21sc q DC higher
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT FIRMER FUTURES CLOSED
BARELY sTEADY-FLoUR DULL AND LOWER
WHEAT DULL-CoRN LowER--oATs DULL
wHIsKEY QUIET-PoRK DULL AND LOWER
LARD QUIET-PErRoLRUM QUIET-sprRITs OF
TURpENTINE LowER-RosIN DULL--oILs
sTEADY-coFFEE BETTER-sUGAR FIRM
FREIGHrs QUIET.
TUESDAY, May 22-6 L. NJ.
Tho markets we're dun and in numerous instances
lower. This was especially tho case on 'Change
Flour was dull, decidedly lower and almost unsafe
able. Wheat was ditto, although held lttle steadier
than four Corn demorahzed by the heavy 70.
ccips and prices decidedly of. Oats duh.
Whskcy quiet Pork dull ana lower. Lard was
quiet. Frelghts quiet. Cotton the spot irmer
futures closed barely steady. Coffee better Sugar
firm. Oils ruled steady Petroleum was quet.
ruled dull. Spirits turpentine was dull and lower
ASHES quiet ut &c. for pots and &c. for pearls
ASrinoSy was quiet at l21ac. gold for regulus
BEgswAx dull at &c 33c for Western ana
Southern.
BROOK Corn duh and nominal at 3sc IA SC for red
tipped &c. &C. for medam and &C. 7c foe choice green
Corvgg.-Thsre more inquiry and irmer feeling In
Rio and the sales 1866 bags cybee in lots of
1865 $500 and 100 bags, all private terms 1000
bags sold at Baltimore Aquidnecs ut 1871.
for fair We quote :-ordinary cargoes. I6e. a
l6,4c; fair do, 1886. lsc good do I9i4c l9sc.
prime do. l9sic. 2oc.; extreme range ~ lots
l6c. 2lzc.; Santos fair to good, lsHc. Iac.
gold 30 days; Java, government bags nc. 23c. do
mate 23c. 24c Singapore, l9t4c 2oc; Ceylon
l9c. Ole Maracaibo, 1890. 21c Laguayra. 19c.
POKE Jamaica, 1Se Doc st. Domingo lGac l6t,c.
Porto Rico, ls,sc 2ic Costa Rca lsc 2ic; Mexican
1870 2Oc Macassar lee 21c Angusura Toe aIc
Savanilia 1870. a PIE: Curacoa tic 2oc
COOPERATE STOCK was very quiet. We quote :Molasses
shocks 32inch with heads VI 10 81 shocks with
heads, 3snch, 81 10 81 3o do. do, 6-nch 81 81
box shocks zoe Zoe rum do, 50 pipe do, So So so
SIS; 70 ss5 hoops y feet: do S2s to $50 per ~
small size, per h. ike 14c do. cordage. bolt rope
yarns, l9c 1ac tarred MANILA Ne ssal rope, 9sc
t~rred. l4c american do l4e Russia bolt rope, i7c.
higher Futures opened quiet but firm and about points
higher thnn last evenings close and lined quiet
steady until about O'clock when prices advanced
points more After tho second eau the market weakened
prices fell to points the market closing barely
steady The closing prices to-day compared with Mondays
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oil anse, ~ o. oil cassa, s7tc. all gold: on caraway.
~ ~ %; OIL croton, ~ 10: oil citronea. soc
cloves * 7o oil wniergreen 81 so oil sassiras ncxve,
FxArmrRs we're quiet Soc 53c for PRIME geese and
Fisli-oeoTses Goldfish were In demand and sales
OF ouo quintas made - 10 MacAerel selling
quite freely The sales about 400 bbls SIT $S
for No. and - 50 80 for No ? Box herring quite
active and OuoO boxes sold l5c i6c for scaled and
l3c . iac for No. l. Barreled herring was dull We
quote -Codhsh-George's Bank. new - 7. 90 Grand
Bank, - - % hackerelShorr. No l. SIS 500: do.
No 2 ~ $40 do. No. 3, IS 8 so; bay, no $l2
Sl4; 40. NO. q -; do, No y none; larger No. :. 80
Box hsrring--sealed iac isc No. l. BE i4c
FLoUn AND GRAS.-keceDts F!our. 10 732 wheat
1000 busheis 1850 bills and 40 corn,
26s 20 oustels oats, ~ 400 do receipts barley
e57 bushels; barley malt. 1920 do The flour market
Was duh and unsettled aud prices were deeiedly lover
The sales were ASDD bills. including state Western and
with sales OF 300 bbls Corn meal quiet with sales OF
about 100 bbs and bags at prices within the quoted
We
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The Stock Market Quiet and
Steady.
GOLD STEADY AT LOG 7-s.
Government Stocks Dull and Lower and
Railroad Bonds Stronger
Money on Call Easy at 1-2 q
2 1-2 Per Cent.
WALL STREET.

TUESDAY, May 22-6P. MI
Perhaps on the principle OF turn about being fair
play spectators inclined 70 show lbcraty
and sense OF justice by giving the coal stocks the
OF tho days business. Not 20 say that there
existed much moro than skim milk market under
The best Of circumstances, Tor there a reduced
trade all through the list and falling or from yeser-
days dealings OF nearly 1000 shares Such interest,"
however, a. did prevail directed toward The
thrace fancies vice tho railroads. snubbed for the
time being and thsre sufficient OF u 70 hold them
strong through the day and advance them tr-
e There appeared to be for this change OF
fcaty the part Of operators for the coal companies
which arc dancing attendance upon Mr.. Gowen gave
sign that their saltatory exercise likely
to speedy end, tnerc trustworthy evidence
that the response from she Reading President would be
even semi-saslsfactory. On tho contrary such news
cropped up should have boon OF q depressing ma
bure, for u In tho shape Of advertisement that
The Delaware and Lackawanna Company would offer
600 Of coal II auction week and that the
Pennsylvania Company would follow suit with 10000
tons more. Howbeit, the ways OF spectators
'spacuiiar" those Of the heather Chneo, and
obviously In their treatment OF tho coal carriers
this morning. The railroad list was nearly without
feature, being confined to fluctuations, which
varied like the mercury In thermometer the
perature of speculation grow hot cold. Burlington
anu Quincy, however, proved exceptionally weak, fall
ing TO 100 under decreased show Of earnings for tho
month. We informed from croditabo authority
that mistake has been made in the figures aud that
a correction (Which we presume the company viii
hasten 10 make II such be tho easel will afford much
better exhibit further shipment OF $3.50, 000 gold
will be made tomorrow. This about the only item
OF news TO be found in the Coil Room ana being 100
magnificent 10 create even ripple OF interest the
price remained steady at 1861 tho day through.
THE SALES TO-DAY.
The sales Of active stocks to-day aggregated
shares. which were distributed as foows:-New York
Central. $500; Harlem, 600; Lake Shore 81, 100;
Wabash, 100; Northwestern, LOO; do. preferred,
300; Rock Island, $500; Milwaukee Il ST. Paul,
1000; do. preferred, 1890; Delaware, Lackawanna
and Western, 1880; Delaware and Hudson Canal,
b970; Morris and Essex, 1000; Michigan Central,
24oo Illinois Central, 100; Hannibal and St. Joseph,
500; do. preferred. 500; Ohio and Mississippi, 1,s00
Western Union. 5000; Atlantic and Pacinc Telegraph,
BOO; Pacific Mail, $500.
OPENING, HIGHEST LOWEST.
The following table shows tho opening, highest aud
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SUSPENDED ON CHANGE.

Notice was given yesterday by the Stock Exchange
that dealings would be suspended In the stock OF tho
Piltsburg and Fort Wayne Railroad Company for tho
present. Tho rcascp assigned IL that the company
isseed TO its lessee, tho Pennsylvania Railroad
Company from time to time since ls7s. special
guaranteed stock 10 reimburse the latter for money
spent the former road, and has failed 10 give
IN advance OF those issues, required BY the four
article Of the laws OF the stock Exchange Tho Gov.
erniDg COMMITTEES will inquire into tue matter to-day.
The Fort Wayne Company claims TO have inadvertently
omitted 70 give the required notice. and Mat the stock
not being active speculative ono u does not como
within tho meaning OF the rule The amount OF stock
thus issued since May 1872 ~ said 20 be O33 shareA
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YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY, MAY 70 1877-TRIPLE SHEET

hence 10 Havre. with 100 bills crude At Is
British bark. hence to Rouen with $500 bills do
g. German bark. hence 10 stetn. Danzg kopigs-
berg with 300 hbis. schncd do a. cd a last
evening" from Baltimore Cork FOR orders with $500
quarters grain a. 5s ID and recently with 5000
81 rate: schooner. with $40 NJ lumber
brunswick, Ga TO New York at S6 schooner 246 TONS
hence TO Vera Cruz nt lump and vessel from
Mexico to New York with logwood private
American brig. 1857 tons. hence to Seville cadz with
Kentucky tobacco at 3bs ar American brig 40 TONS
hence 20 santanGer. with Kentucky tobacco SIS
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ALMOST A SUICIDE.

pretty woman OF about twenty years Of age jumnct
into the river from OF the South ferry boats al
late hour Monday night aud narrowly escaped
drowning she was IN such exhausted condition.
when rescued that her removal To the Long Island
College Hospital. Brooklyn. was deemed advlsaplo.
There shc gave her name ~ Margaret Moran. or ASH
Wcst street thlS cikys
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SAFE IN GOTHAM.

Miss Sarah Robert, concerning whose Disappearance
from her homo In Union street. brooklyn. alarm was
felt by her relatives few days ago. has found in
this city, where she has visiting some friends
letter which the lady wrote TO her home did reach
It's destination, ana hence the alarm OF the family
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Tho closing prices of Philadelphia stocks wsro,-
MINING SHARE.

The following were the opening quotations Tor min
ing stocks at San Francisco to-day
Gould 4 Curry, O.; Savage AZ; Choiiar Potosi q;
Ophir, 9h; Hale Il Norcross, q; Crown Point 5k;
Yellow Jacket s; BeIcher. 4; Imperial III Virginia
Consolidated, 20; California, 81; Overman, 10; Ray
mopd l. Ely, o. Eureka G. ". 8; Best Bclcher
loh; Kentuck, 8; Union Consolidated, IN; Alpha,
So; Meadow Valley. TX; Sierra Nevada. TX; Mexican
Ok; Caledonia. IN; Silver Hill, TX: Eureka Console
dated, II; Justice, 4; julia Consolidated, 1.
Tho closing urices in San Francisco wsro.-
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10 u.
Produce--Spirits OF turpentine, 27s. I'd per cwt.
ANTWERP. May ~, 1871
Linseed oil--f2s a fos IS. per tun @
NEW YORK PRODUCE REPORT.
Eastern dun at 75s. western dull q So. bacon
Cumberland cut dun ut Sos; short rib duh at 3ss long
ssa duh ' al i sas s sSrs Il os 81
I'd s' s esi ap
armer 7 Lard oil st steady 10y
Spring duh :. iss. al No. &C IL. sd: winter
cornsxod dali at 25s Sd. Receipts Of wheat
for the week from Atlantic ports. 100 quarter. from Pa
ceipts Of corn. 5000 do.
THE CRAZY TRADE.
;, Tho Mark Lane Express In It's weekly revew Of the
In appearnnce and tie lie san, was ,sanb ~
suffered In some districts from night
lbs arrived very y opportansy for Sasy xrsaarni
op In s France na ay yV sso ss @
faction Although the supply OF homegrown wheat Il,
rather freely provincial markets. IS she some What
Business however not been brisk ~ have in
most eases deciised 10 maken concession The imports
owns % he action d Germany which aptear %
crop last led 70 Large shipments
been made from kevel u is probable that large guam
ee sent for shipment from Baltic ports IN a
Of Russian wheat which viii probab ior time at any
rate depress values although polis,csi complication
the downward tendency The recent advance
In the price of wheat perhaps. somewhat rapid
sun admitting that 40 settings can scarcely DO main
tanned uuder exiting circumstances, ID by fol-
lows that the same may be said OF 90 shings. and
pears Probable tnat the wheat viii
lie between those two prices this The
local wheat trade has been quiet throughout
the past week. Ncrs bought very sparingiv abont
"a less Business In floating has dull
and wit larger arrivals At OF cali there has
decline OF 3s fs. wheat Cd. maize
FINANCIAL.
LosDos. May al r. NJ.
At the Stock Exchange to-day all stocks
active consider ably bghes Ma known
ihs advance unless i'll sympathy with Paris Bonrse
five the Paris bousvars last nigat
lUi Acc. Tor the scrount The TueS' Paris
explains the rise as fcllows;-" spectators for fail
VIII had carried their poratons IRON last mcnth
lOii. losing. and they had sold much
on Of the Ministerial crisis enragements for
have been considerably increased This situation,
well a. notable purchases for cash the large calling nm
of purchased for the contributed
rise likely raise The
in rentes iavora0ly affects all other prices.
Psns. MAY ~. 1877
Exchange on London, 25f l6Isc. for short sight
LONDON. May IA l.. N.
Silver 10 quoted at 54.d per ounce.