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, 1877-04-18

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ths quotation for largo lots,
DR0oA.cotH-Wss Ia moderate request and steady.
Dealers lock for better trade afstt fhe opening of
navigation. when It e1pectedt the EaAtarn uanufsc.
turers will proceed 70 iay Ia soppts- Quotations.
Cholca green huFl o}17el medium hurl. red tipped.
tfsoci green brush. with enough to work H. sssKci
red tipped, with do, <otkc, rcd do. s23Hct green
Govern aud inside, 403ct red tipped do s1aI<ct IN.
sda brush. 504c, medium To choice stslk braid "a
a5sa, Inferior bruah. 2,sassc, crooked do, 2a4o.
uEANa-Frltus To choice mediums wars QuotSd u
r. 01k1 10 ptr bu.
nuTTEls-Thesu vss but slight changu ia the posi-.
son Of ths butter mafkes Excepting strictly choiea
tabs grades. OF which there Il Gat supply and cou.
paarefy steady fetlln9 tho market continues dull and
dFooptnE Tho belief that Prcea must 70 sttll lower
leads 10 restricted demand aud allows Of astesdy la.
creass Of otks Under which hs tendency Of prices
aronRiy downward. We ouotet Cholco 10 fAnty ynl-
low. 2taei medium to sood Iso7iei inferior to COM
mon, l00ito.
DAoOlNO-sa,es wsre somswhst inrtsased aud th.
market for cotton seamless goods seemud steadIes.
Stocks aFe not only hers but st tho Ess aad
holders sxpFess eoahdonce n tbs stability Of vs,ues.
We repeat our list, Btask A, 2sHot Mousaun 23et
Peerless 71ci Ontario, 2ac Lewiston. 2ic1 Otter Creek
1acs American. IsHc, AmosteAg. loc, but,4p bags,
sad hu, la2iae guanieA single. lt0tsc, 40 aoaola
2t03a4e,
clEEsE-Jobbss Of cheess had l!stle usws to i'm.
part. tfads continuing very Quis With prices ranging
soous this sAo for ths psa week or tnoee sAcs OF
Eosa 70 sas!ss f;ssa'1 were ssctsd 1t slee and Of
~ xthSs: shsnss o.ds
III H. - a.ms ~:
g s ns III ,,af %
q? g9 11i,ns!s % 2iaH iaa:ns sa ns =
s.: ss VI IA; S,
lot ns.s Winters tIsas hsy.sy prices ~ isw now
ss. III II IL poa, eoaasa u" Ssst' s'aF a'' vi"
.a re.. =; e
aal MRS sppts.. % s. is .acasitoa 70 msssr.iiy
q 9as .so9s
, 1877-04-18
LIFE INSURANCE,
TIE sALARlEs PAIp IT THE CONNECTICUT
M7T1fAY.

In a recent paragraph stating that the aercn OIL
GERS OF the Connecticut Mutual Life. Insurance
Company wesu paid an annual aggregate Of $40, =
AGO. an average Of S. zoo oaeh, We said TINT - II
thesa satares arc not swelled by extra fees or al
towanceA tho Connecticut sets the rxtruvngAnt
Now York companies an example OF economy and
prudence" Tho Aif" VIC made has cAI1ed forth
from tho Secretary and Assistant seceeary Of tho
Company an explicit statement TINT tbs salaries
named nbove constitute tho entire tncomc Of all
klnds received by the officers OF tho Company from,
II, directly or Indirectly. The united salaries OF
all the officers OF tho Connecticut Mutual arc only
5000 more thnn tbs average annual salary for tho
last eighteen yeass Of the President alone Of New
York company that has several millions less out
standing insurance than the Connecticut Mutual.
TIE NEW YORK PRESS AND TllB INSURANCE IT.
SEsTl1ATION.
Thsopposttton Of most Of the prominent New
York papers 10 tho Grahnn Bill now before tho
Legislature Of that State 10 Tho ccArest evidence of
tho hostility Of tho largo 1fctnsurnnce companies
to tho bill, a. wel as of tho wisdom and expodIcncy
Of the Mcasu1u. This bill Ia destined to rcorSanizo
the Insurance Department. 10 ~ 10 give aou valuo
to tho supGrlntcndent's guarantee Of 4 eompany's
so)sencJ. thus replacing false security by true
cu!ity, and at tho same time cn,hodlcs tho atl.m-
pottant n0nsiorfG1tutc principle Most OF tho great
Journals Of tho city also opposed to tho lnyest.
gatlou now going on ut Albany. Tho insurance
ring Il bitterly hostile to both tho investigation and
tho bill, md Gudlngit impossible, for tho fret time
III many ycars, 10 accomplish much by lobbying ut
Albany. 10 uslng Tho New York press to further Its
euls This II tho real reason for the singular fury
which the Now York papers havn manifested 1t tho
''impcrtincnt" ''esucl." and "inqulsitorial" !"
character Of tho investigation. The nnly Now
York paper which has handled these insurance
Nucstions with independence and ability II the
Timer. Tho conrso Of that journal L. an honorable
exception To tho abovo rule. e.-Uoston Commercial
Hulttsin.
THa CONNECTICUT L1Fr.1NsURANcH lNv1srI.
CATION.
Tho Legislature OF Connecticut appointed 4
special Commlaslon to inveatlsate the insurance
companies Of that State. Tha Commission tAs
begun its sessions At Hartford, but they will 10
aecret and Of tho results will reach the pub.
lie iii tho Legislature mccta and report IL made.
, 1877-04-18

advanced 10 10TH, but st this point news was re-
celvea that European securities At london had I'M
proved on fnraor Of a change In the TUrkiph MEu-
istry and this reversed ths conree Of epeculation,
iho price. dropping TO 107 on a sharp pressure 10
sell subsequently there MAS 4 recovery 10 lo714
1lo7M, when It WIS known that conso!s At Lon !.
don had again dcciined but Al Tho close the prico
fell on to 1oot. Carrying rates, l0l. LoAnd
Silver At London, 2&A pence. Here, silver bars,
i2sM In 0rtcnbheks and 1l9 in gold. Silver coin u
dfconnt -
Governments wesa hrm.
Railroad bonds were strong.
Stocks wfre dull and irregular, but in the mAtn
hrm: The exceptionally heavy aharcs were the coal
stocks ~ snt Hannibal St. Joe. transactions vera
140. oo0 shares. q which ~. 900 wers wealecn
unlon Q, 900 Nosthwestcrns, n. coo 1totk leland,
., 900 s. pant 13, 600 Lake Shore, & 600 Michigan
Central 3e. O0O Iackawanna, q, 700 Delaware b
Hudson, and =, 500 ST. toeA.
Money. 2@3. Prime paper. 8H06,
Customs. $24a, 0oO,
The Treasury dfkhurped S1G5, 900.
Clehrtngs S5J. GOO, Geo.
frolnce exports for the week. S., 600, COO.
Sterling steady: long. a87: short, A8O.
, 1877-04-18

s!nca previous report the general characteristics
OF tha dry Roods market hays yRstcA but slightly. In
must departments we'll sustained activity AppAr-
eut Throughout tbs week. tho quantity Of goods t
It did By yery considerable amount tho weekly sAes In
former seasors At corresponding period. Tbs actlyIty
now chatactertzlnF Tho market ar be secspted sv
dence that the baral Btocks purchased hero during
sumption. Ths generous ruFehascs now being made
arc 10 no way speculative but the 4oods actually
needed for tbs prosecution OF current rade, Tha seAd
ncas Of values noted In psproul review eonlauel
featutn Of tho masfe very faw ehspgea and none Of
much Importance having taken placs within THO past
week. Following arc tha laseat snotAtIoaAi
, 1877-04-18

m:de 81 ioo brts eitS II 7ne '' A
| nnEADsTUFrs.
| FL0uR-was moderately active and unchanged.
Thafs was shipping inquiry for tow srsdes, but
generally thfopef1 held On, while selsers nTn At
the recent Advance hs*tnK but llsts TO ofes food
des Of dour hss bea sod to szrro The denand Of The
pAat ftw d&ya bd.nR In sxccss ot tho current offerings
Satt were reported OF 200 hr winters partly AZ ea
i2s0 bfls spring e1trAs chieGr AZ easoa7 e7As so'
1rts spring fuperdas, partly u s. so and $40 brls re
ket elo@ed 6r1n n the following ranxe of prices:
choce winters. ~. astfs. 30, medium do, &77saso0t
common do. s7.2sa7sot cholcs Minnesota spring.
677sas ~ medium do. s7uka1.s so; choice patents
sT25asu. Is, medium d. tsso3o.OO. common do
ea2Ne.7s, thofcd family fouss tspFuK,, s7oo77 80,
medium 10, H. shipping extras se 50; chotce
spring dupernaea s5. 25as sos medium do s4soa5o Co.
| Itya dout. 9A5o0aoc.
| DhAx-wAs quiet and 500 PER ton higher, tho de.
msud benR IN e1ceas Of the supply. ssles made
Of ~ tons At pes ton on track and ti7 30 free On
! board car.
cokx.MaAt,-coans was asnomiuai 1t sts % pc, ton on
| track.
| wHEAT-w4s rather mors asti4s shan tbs previous
Day. though qutst Ia the aaxraeaso and quite weak
The maTtet declined 21se, aud closed Ito lower than
The lsteat figures OF Monday. This sdviees from Eu'
sope quoted tpring wheat deAter Ia Lve,poo with
esrRoea h.meT but private seeRranls stated that the
market eaosed dull With bnrers holding on. more dIs-
poalton to Ftattzt. and more favorable weather. Now
fork ~ss quoted dull and easier, with aht faqatty 1t
conce:s.onn The reccpu were about tbs smallest on
r. "a q. !ss
9s 9f nsat{ ao =. r. sns1s asfnE r. m , sses
II;
sIFssar ssen anas(; 1a.ss y tss xsr sssi.eme.s
saSSs Us s:is ; aa so{:as Ct os:f s' .s
eg esoF Hoped sef9 n:t Gsrer 1qss psst e
r. s.;k sL Vt 1ssss IS ;2a t.
ssis .ss II .i !; i sis:Ss ;;s:x
s sss:s :; ss osssa ss,as ;s.ss sI
|s i Y :: :S
WIZ .s.s a . ~ e. s... .ym
" ~ s': W., I'd f.e iao a'GS"Ss e. 3
oxs. sss sfi
~ ss:s ";
sn
:t.rs ssfs ~ ssS:'sss.5s essas!!; ;as::
st ssae ss f. esxot:
ss g. O. .s' ss 1t & uaSes5 s, y
Sssfs9 !: as Sesf d sa s
sapis !os' we're a 1assst.ypp!J .id da hu,er hola
a. u I. e n % eeasa = t sa ss Il
i
II Us. q asx nssd 4 4isittfs, ~ o rsisstsd y
T. i ss 70 II Il +sSss :ssss ss Y
ffe GSis ssist I'd s lower 4hs receipt.
sb sf ess sssf
xd. es srss r.. s .t
Ms II an Gs5x y ;s sss6 ss
H. ~. Tsfs 9as es5y ap ast aS.s is
, 1877-04-18
PROVISIONS.

y1nft yUnn,.1rn
,one Muu raop4Ets-we.s aesse saa unsettled. a
tended 10 veskntss In urodurts. thouuh s.ort.rsn,
orn,.1,cn. r.-s 49,. ~ .as4sa 1sosA latN
2eesA''aa wefs nlSheF' Iht Liverpool eeleRf1ma
quoted further sdvanco Of d In PORK. lard au mes
Sss r. ass ss:s tss ns.: ss ssss' e: s; S
s.t @ aat sss s 1s s:. %:
teaftfont and than NIL. y. sra ,,. ...,~J
~ @ sna saea p.ses ssts egs!a aasss'oa. work
.n1 up sao sePu5 puleta saa bel'sss Watt al
except by The short interest tbo e1ceauf not bstn.
NyoFaos 10 a export kF2dst pGt tue outward movs.
mtat at meats and lard eortfnaas 5Athss lerfe eAaay
on direct order acco4pt,
Mia FqsK-Nss IciIxs Aud weak declplpR 600 pes
sua cossd suy so bsis. liz lststt pt,Sss o MoaSsF
, 1877-04-18

common 70 soa, *sa:,c. parto i!co n,n'a,.:., 4!ss
a,1cHs-AiIrirc. i7at7tcs tlnse., {, :aSc: rasxia,
sya Ar; rerpcs isA iH9c. nutmexs 81. ooAi1oi Cal.
Sos Fa-Trne nluc,- -stc,. German nost!el, eae,{c;
sssaes. f.seh b|os.om. &c, s41on impsfia se' ban:
.MAY-Ttmothy ws IN ttane,t for shipment. and
sn:A. No. 2 Do. sruHaa sl: i,l1ci. $40. upland
pra'Gsi1 e! n s; % ~ M IA. ,ons :! Ss.sr; =;
shs rrs.1oS' ~ sars yess tnsas q .ots q so
ic i n'iEesr # q q: and dSsw TORY i s. -.
cited by the pr1.crct u vaE u Europa: Cur butch
s sts eowt sns s1gHSI ses 7tS XIX cured light
Krssn ssss9 kr. Id F1rs iii. 3cs aiat hidss I'D
ptims dry kip snd Gait l3a1ec. dry 1Ated hides iIe
deacon 1ktns. 45de5Oo-
IIttrS-Wefe quiet At i11iac.
LuMBER-Thr yard market WAS fAir1Y active. Homa
ad refs n.s{ 1yrn nsa ~ oe sI %efs " ~ somstmes
proach Of uH,'cr the tendency appears 10 ba to
ljHer range Of rsiuta though the fesr scarcity OF
io' no m: 5ssS'es 9s9s,s snon9 .naiaeant'
60 thc Ch'rCtWa aays ihe rrosptss Tor driving & not
rain, Fut1oTtnR tho 0unt attDuEI
, 1877-04-18
COMMERCIAL,

Ths following wero the receipts and shipments
Of the leading sFtlelss Of produce Ia this city
dnFtng tho twenty -four hours enliuG at 7 o'clock
on Tuesday morning. and for Ihs corresponding
time last year:
, 1877-04-18
BY TELEGRAPH,
NEW YohK,

10 ~ Rttt<rH Aksoctuesd FfxSA
Nsw YoHx. Aps,l l7.-ln thu gold room thers
Wa Increased excitement and acti1ily, conseq Mt
upoa London adYlces. Atths opening sales were
aada Il lG7A. aud Ahustly Afterwards ths pt,es
, 1877-04-18

METALS xxn riSSEns erock-r,.ss .Si, J. f.lr, :,
e !; tsfss .,as,
Ii9 f!N-Gssge. 5!ss smai1, a5ni btr, aeo.
q; II: sAS: !iis ess; e;
ss1F ss't e 81 sSi Nh,
ss sss Ss i III s;$ss Hi III
4 :issS M i 'hs r. IL IL
XII: M .ieaIy Sse; u !. j. ras. e. s'n'
& t. ~ e sa sSF S
esS II :s SS: .q'sa ;s 41F Il
g. ~ T e:aas' :sePm
;:i ;ss. IL IL ss; +
.s* 81:
a. 9se. e ;ss
dinsrent from those current ona week ago. Following
,WarIS ,LxA1-sssseay pure, se.7ss fancy brands,
,aMS;oSFfsuch, sra.ooa,a.oos do American. sa.sos
= :ass' S@ss IS
sfsse2 g: 9shF; sIs
asapfs asssa tse: Ee.: SMALL and dealers vsFo p'as ts
s.:s' H. e. ao' tn ssop'
.nd r.: Tsa rad gfE. Pc do.
dos, ss!es. q ."'a" a'..' es-'sa oeF
Hs9s i yo5s 5fss e.
: BIZ sf ~ ~ S,s 4
SnH s4iss ~; ss. ssis Rstg CD t1y
3Gss. 3;s !,$si, S5Si:s Ss;i ~
Nh \ s!ss quoted 4 ssssss' 'ast I'D as@
NALT-Was in HUderato do,uapd ut the apn+xet
p.ss.:, F!as Viz Si291 aidnsTy eoane. asisy
eaES &. u.
i s asJa s;E
tnas psvp.!e1n, 4 isys sea maze ioi o,.ntaE
sSsSs ss siap viii b Sa'aa ona Il
G s.ss Has aSs 10 GOOD
s's's ssSf: !: ;as IS
sS@ 9 sss!ss ss si.s3ss sea,e.
ssss e sasf sseasss'd "
M + IL ifs,t an's provousy quoted Follow
ns aoss sses g. s.as sss,
essel cholce, 7os7so1 choicest 65aoocs fancy si.o5
,,inrsHtAI-conmon, cs@ss3e, good do. ssasso} ms.
S ~ :nGsts 81; ssea s & sssts as'
sssse' s g. aas
ssSs;s sss:s;i :Ssss sasics: sssoss
:Los"s. tsna,soa. sss9Ses s koe, common. ssasso
s sboes IT, ss eos:. ts4sa. aGs
~ stsa ssts5e gu at $50 for maple and
'rvEAL-Sas aalst II saos for fair to choice ones.
0koErApLhgs-wore II ar supply .nd request at
bos III tsSs;ss. sSSa t0? ?s6asas @ pss
ssss ssss -
ti1ua % be dstk md dirty - thora VII aos snoIea
, 1877-04-18
AMERICAN CITIES.
NEW teNk.
g..

Nav Yosx. Apst l7.-1xAtx-spsing wheat dnllt 1
&c PR ea lousf shippesa In yiss Of peAssful
neRl from AhsoAd lncioAd 10 hala oa. likx sultgsg
, 1877-04-18
NEW ToKk

NKw YoHK.. April 17.-1,usnesl was only moderate
ZIP com ;.aon 9u:es and Importers and ths job6nF
ne1da but stcsdy. eaesrt brown and bic Ae6td makes
which are unsettled frlnta weEs In moderate cqnest
mads a reduced prices. Oriental shiftinRs are 0c.
efGu goods warn dufst. " -~''
, 1877-04-18
I5.1945.65
A.7HQ5. 10
4.na4.e3
2Sa4.15
239i,2s
z,607S.m
q MAN. ~

Huus-!t9 mafket 9Deatd aet1va aa1 lsron9 4 ths
9drsneo Of the day hefors hut became du later O. Tie
Haf;Sst ;;s f91 los Gtodaos During ts .,tsnooa but
Ing Gre.er than hnaers would arantl conts 1uc1tIy
Tho rfrorte salea 90 not fairly fepcaent this naket II
s. Y tpr M shs en- 4 T. ooas:7s FL eesn.0 primo
Mer lnd S5.to55. as Tor the lsttef, Tbs 1uppy WA
, 1877-04-18

IutN.t.".s.4....14... BSHIpuu 7IE.pat 211. 40d
Total Of all kinds in storo, Z. O50 800 bu. Thcso
figures show decrease during last week Of $50 400
BIT wheat, 405 35B bn corn, 100, 4b7 bu oats J. 089
bu rye, aud 48, o8l bu barley. Total decrease,
R7s, 374 bu. Tho sbove noted quantities Of North
western wheat Include ~, 2i7 ba No. Ninnssota,
and 81, 50l tu No. Z Minnesota.
In addition TO tho abo7e theto was snoat In har-
bor, 70, 337 ba No. 2 spring; co, oo4 nn No. do:
20, 3o5bu rejected do (210, coo bu wheA> G4a DG8
hu No. corr ~, 500 bu rejected do; s2, 07s bu
high mi1eds 1@0. 64d bu new high mt1eds LOT, 0os
bu nsw mixed II, oo2 o7o bu cotn) ,o23 hu No.
rye; aud 70. $50 bu No. do (7s, 40 sye),
.ToREldH 1MPoRTB.
0oods received u Chicago Customs April II;
J. v. Farwell i Co., casas OF dry goods; Dus-
Icy d TyFye1t 80 packages earthcnwass; ", a,
shesrsou, 3, 500 bu Of hurley; LII 4 Dulen, g 600
bu Of barley; J. u. Mastsn cases OF printed nat.
ter and books.
, 1877-04-18

1
wheat nom1nhlfY unchanged: aaleA Rs6o In .,rntrht
No. q hn~Aakte for city milling at st.c1 !n|
,tore' No: 2 CaleaTo euoted aI.e2s's1:
t.oo0 hn No. Milwaukee, &t.SS In store. Jsrc|
irregular and unscseds light export, demand mAtcrIsl
" checked br hfm Views Of holders. Western quoJrt
oaas7c New corn 7asc per bu lower. with r,. do.
Ing. both Ia spot and future los; ess warkn news tro,
abroad had depressing effect and materially Checked
bnstncts both for t1pors md horne uaet sales 1alr
hn unEraded Western mixed At sac, mtscd, ssaaa{c |
No. COZ bu In store. o1c, steamer yellow es4scae,
ooo bu steamer ml1cd for April. oafc 10 soo bu do
hats Msy. eoo.
tcu moderately aettvs and unchanged. this ione belus
pretty steadys en9aRemeaa 10 Liverpool by atesm 90
| 90 bu grain. to l1, 3d.
rnovIsIoxs-post lower, mora freely offered, clos.
lag unlettcd not much dona In cash Iotst
dealings fair, saes = COO brls new SPOT sle
Aie2e cloh!nE At fls 90 sskcdt 100 bhs prime MEX.
sie.oo' Loo bs's nsw me... May. sts.NN
ao0 h,1, .tsn.a ns 'cns o se'.s
| askcd. Juno $3.50 ttds ntddea, supply he1e|
light, checking tFadct prices steady. Lard lower,
more desire to se trae ia cash lots SLOW; fair speeu
ia.tve bu.nssss prime steam on spot, SO 7os sats
l1o0 La do II $40. 2N 800 tca April 1T
s.tno tcs May At $40. salo 80 closing at eto.i7t,
o,7s0 tcs June II $40 a1,talo. 10 cosnR At stD27s
| 5000
suoaas-IsefutA arm aud sctves raw quet On mot.
but more active 70 afrvo. prires ~ higher, quoa.
tons' cao. tefetfot 70 con common reaa'oR. 7'sasHe,
/
oo' caoa fair to choice grocery. sh2asc, cuba cen.
l trifugat, 84al0hc. 80.
rAIIow-Mark.t hrmer, sale. of 10 90 ,bs br,ms
| ~ 6If7Bhc.
wskr-Msrkct scarcely 10 hrm, aa1es Of 600 ibs 4,
~ IA wzt..,n A,.ocsaad frsst.
;SS: i 1s; 1lasd;'':s
3ss' sSssnI kSssnhfT nossmbe iio
FLorE-pull an!l htavyi receipts y 500 brt,; No. a
WI 's 81 si:s ;sae; + sss!s ss
@ it Ss5 Gss u as x
'ss5 ssas a'%%ft. @e*e,p. .,oossa,
S:$s ;sgR:.; s:!e:f 81 }ssss sSss
s Mss: s sss ~ r.
Ts sss,;; ys;tsSs s:9sps M
Il s:'f ss:s1:! Si'I's ;5ss. 4; IL tsssss
2sss X. ssssz f FL !,
s!s =: t o'ssfs ssssi.s Il q: Il
Sss ,sasss ,s s
III T%s!,:e;;ip,ss1.! T%ss5es;S;pss1!s syfssxe,
We;te11 sie.' sts
Ssst .s"agP: Ps'S Ne.t.9s
ss %fsI :ss.z; :ssss ss ~;
%$ssSs'ii S.:s5%sS,:;; %,:;zSsiii,:s n H.. 'n.
PHILADELPHIA.
q ia ls.,y Ap
s Mnsdu .1t1 sa tessSss
YeI I'D s1''aS %e.ts1n ss1n' nas s I
soMbns soS stn e5 genre I'M
~ .n', 2,.3os sosrss anl medium unsEhsI
.FLouk-in iar demand, .dvane.pet supcr. -. ~,
, 1877-04-18
LIVE STOCK,
CHIFANn

cATrLE-There wAs moderate Euppy Of 1tock, \
good dcrsnd. and fairly dr pacos. Advices from tho
East did not hold cut very much tntoof1somen but ~
the newa from that quarter not positively unfa7of
able shippers took hold With apparsnt oonndsace and
befots tho close Of tho day all Of ths ofarn that wefa
Of qnallty good enough " meet lhs requirements OF
tho Eastern trads had been disposed Of. From ths
S9'Gy m sssas,S ye, ent = ths sappy
those two c1sascs Of huysra compArn lteiy ught
ssl:. s sa no q s.sf., q,BHs of
Is fstssfsa ssss -ss s.
Fsass sxesfs ss.fnss: 4 ssss 81 .spSis: ss:
Ne. york 81 tks .Easli:h md Scotch msskess. Tha
'.rhe steamer scho}ic which ssiis today from III
IN s;ssTa sSSs Ss!sss s;:,sfs:
ranEecni tor keeping then; % thotr feet are slo,cy
sep r. aaes sesd
sat'ie dssst. WI b a'apPointsd tePst y ssst1
amer tatt1o hevc seldom been lhown hcrG." sAlc3 "a
,Sca eusneT: Ts,o prlnstpsy = g NJ as Az e
5. % for common 70 choies qiaiitte.. ~ s'''0'0
cno,ce nesve.-rnes, s1iSt.'sef:i III. Tssl:iiormed g.
{esveo 5'yoar'old sieers, Weighing l,4ooto
opoS i.itSn;I :sesfs Weigh ''e'e'
!33 e !. ~ A7sosI 10
nl1E ~ e 1.33o oss.::::.:........ -, Aooa4es
a,ssIEF ,.sIEFh9K so5to i i1 a.as4.7s
IT, 80 n: =. a2s9&.2s
bulls md sca!aWa9 eeots.. 7so9s.o 90
Vcals-Fts 1b0 NJ 9Q8J 50
, 1877-04-18

NEW 0RtKANs, April ~. -uold, 100A@a1o7x.
Sight exchange on Now York, x premium.
Sterling exchange, bankcrs' bills, 52A.
FOREIGN.
, 1877-04-18

account, 95.
United States Donds-'6:is, 102X; 'e7s, 107Hl
1O.4os. 1074; now IS, 1o54.
PANTS. Aparil 17.-Rentes, 1o3s7c.
FRANKroAr, April 17.-unised SAts Bonds
New "a. 1QtX,
, 1877-04-18

cLSyxLA1p, O.. April t7.-PBFRoLxun-AAfss'
Qrtst3 standard Nhlta4 10 otest lae
PrT1R3Uaa. APRIL l7.-PErxoLgux-Cruds nnsst.
sotttrdi q. s3o7. SK At PayksTs; rsnpst weak ~
tower. lsHc Philadelphia delivery,
, 1877-04-18

0iLvasToH, April l1.-CoTro1-Quiskt u!ddlh6
10tc1 net receipts 2a5 baesi saIs4 7l7 VIE -
NosilK4 April l7.-Cor1ox-Essys midaIlpx, io>41
lole' not ssee!9tA 600 bsess saiss COZ, ooNtw..
A78.
SAVANNAH, April lz.-CoTyox-Dnl, mihlllaE
1oJtc, net sscelpts+ 22s balesi &ales, 200.
CnAzLHsrox, April l7.-CoTroa-atesdyf niddttpk
llASi1kei nat recstpa a7s bales; sAles SCOT 1rsss
Britain. l. 43jt coastW!lx, 60,
HKw oAtsAaa. Aptt! lz-CoTIox-In fsit demSads
saisA > $50 baleai quotatsona anchsnEtdt rece!pt4
nat 6ot gross. eASl exports to ltoush, 43,; stock
400 k39.
, 1877-04-18

Tho following arc tho ioosings Of tho Official TO-.
port Of tho gra!n In store Ia this city on tho even
Ing Of Saturday last md corresponding dates:
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-01-09

I'D "A k ODIEA
Can't. Morse.

Will SSH between the Ports of SAN FRANCISCO.
VICTORIA. OLYMPIA ana DEPARTURE BAY as
per following Time Tables. connecting st Victoria
with Steamers for SANAIMO. NEW WESTMIN
STER. YALE FRAZER RIVER. and with Puget
Sound Mail Steamers for other Ports. and at NEW
TACOMA with Northern Pacific Railroad for
PORTLAND ASTORIA and all other inportan.
points Ia Oregon.
Through Tickets sold 10 principal Stations on
Northern Pacific Oregon aud California Railroads.
and principal landings oil Columbia aid william
cite Rivers. Tickets iEeiuce Meals and BertEs
on Pacific Mail Steamers
THE CITY OF PANAMA Will leave San Fran
cisco Oct seth. Nov. aOth, Dee. 9Th. Dec. 30th.
and jan. 2oh arriving at Seattle Nov. Ith. Nov.
18th, Dec. Ath, Jan. lth and Jan. 25tn. Return
ing, she will leave Seattle, the same day of her ar
rival, for Victoris. whence she will sail 9 San
Francisco Nov. nth Dec LIST, Dec. 2!st, Jai. 9Th
and Feb. 4th. 1877.
10th, Nov. 3oth, Dec. 10th. Jan 10th and Jan.
j0th-srriving at Seattle. Nov. 18th. Dee. 5ih.
Dec. 25th. Jan 18th and Feb. ith, and arriving 1T
Olympia Nov. 18th. Dec. 9Th Dec. 27th, Jan Eth.
aud Feb. eth. Returning. she will leave Olympia
Nov. 18th. Dec. Sfh, Dec 2Sth. Jan. 18th and Feb.
s.h. and leave Seattle Nov IL h. Dec. eth. Dec.
18th. Jan. 18Th and Feb 9th. for Victoria, from
day.
UNCONSTITUTIONAL Coupon Tickets will be
sold i'y ;he different Transportation Companies
from Portland to san Francisco; these Coupons
will he good on Puget Sound Mail Steamers from
Tacoma to Victoria.
purchased for and are not transferable. and if
offered by any ether person than the party whose
name they bear will be refused and fun fare coli
iected.
Freight for Olympia will only be delivered by
the Dskots. II. L. TIBBALS. Agent.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-01-09

Has been originated by hybridizing the Califor-
MIA WILD ears with the old fashioned English
oats.
WHAT Is CLAIMED FOR THE HuLLEss- OATS: .
The important points Of superiority claimed
for this seed over the other varieties and which
are fully sustained by the voluntary statements
of farmers who purchased Of me last season, are
these:
LIST. They will yield nearly q many measured
bushels 10 the acre ~ any other variety on the
same quality of ground. with one half the amount
of seed
ID. The grain is heavier than the old variety.
weighing 80 lbs. 10 the measured bushei
81 The straw is Of different formation from
other varieties being larger at the ground taper.
Ing gradually to the head, making il stronger At
the base where II Is needed. and will stand our
rich meadow coil without lodging. 1t is also of
finer grain. and sweeter, making letter feed. ar
item of Importance 10 the farmer
ith. These cats Are two weeks earlier Shan the
common variety, therefore not 90 liable 10 rust .
escaping the rusty seAAon
sth. They can be raised on any ground that we
can raise the common oct with more than double
the profit 10 the gr0wer
eth They do not shell in harvesting
IN. One pound Of the Huiess Data will make
Is much nonr - IN pounds of the common oat
or u be more explicit. one bushel 81 50 Tbs good
common oats. will make l3s lbs. of ost meal
while one bnshel Of HalIess Oats Of 81 lbs will
MAKE 81 lbs Of better quality Of cat meal
sth ihey are IS heavy a. wheat, and will make
more hour to the pound, having less bran on the
Kernel Dat meat IL worth more than wheat
nour, can be raised where wheat will fail and
Yield twice ~ many bushels 10 the sore with less
seed, On the same same quality Of ground
W. BOUTELLE. Montpelier, Vt
Having raised . small crop OF the Hulless Dat.
from. the seed procured from ". A. BouteI!e. dur
Ing the past year. I Ain prepared "a furnish him
tied quantity % Farmers on the Sound II reason.
Able rates.
All orders left with Mr.. Carr. At the Seattle
Poet-ofnce. will be promptly filled Parties de.
string to inspect the quality Of the Oats before
purchasing, can do 30 upon application 10 Mr.
Carr, my Agent.
JOHN T. JORDAN
h%-u DGSAmish River