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GOSPEL MEETING
EVERY SUNDAY AFTERNOON,

~ CONSUMPTION GAN BE CURED.
Wy SCHENCK'S PULMONIC SYRUP,
SCHENCkS SEA WEED TONIC,
SCHENCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS,
Are the only medicines that will Pulmonary
Consumption.
Frequently medicines that will stop a cough will
casiOn the death OF he patient they lOcK mp the
liver stop the IlatiOn Of the blood nemorrhaRe
follows, and in fact they clog the sct of the very
org ans that Caused the ugh
Liver Complaint and Dyspepsia are the causes of
two-thirds Of the cases of Consumption. Many per
sons mplain Of duil pa in tHe side, constip pa
ton coated ton pain in the shoulder blaze feel
1ngs of dTowsiness ar rest the food ing
heavily on the stomach. ccompanied with aci1ity
and b, lching up of wind.
These sym ptOms usually originate from q dlsor-
dered col dition Of the stomach tor pid liver.
Persons so affected, il they take two heavy
colds. and If the cough In these be suddenly
checked will find the stomach and liver cloggsd,
naming TORPID inactive. and almost before they
are av the lungs mass OF sores, and ulcer
at. d, the result If which is death.
Schencks PulmODic Syrup IL an eXpectorant
Which does not contain opium or anything calcu-
lated to check q ugh suddenly.
Schenck's Sea Weed Tonic dis Solves the food,
mixes with the gastric juices of the stomach, aids
dig, stion, and creA.es q rsvtnous appetite.
When the bowels are costive, skin sslow, or the
gmptf ms otherwise of a bilious tendency ,Schenck's
Mandrake Pills are reQuiI ed.
These medicines are prepared only by
j. b. sCHENCK & SON.
N. Il. Corner Silth and Arch sts., Phia.
And are for sale by all druggists and dealers.
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snow fn New Ham pshire

CONCORD, N. H, Oct 22-An inch or m pre-
of snow is reported to have fallen In the
northern part of this state.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-22

NEW YoRK, Oct p "A southeasasra~
storm prevailed here non Saturday morS-
changed 70 northwest nd thsrs A. ,,s..sL
ions Of clear weather
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-22

SPEAKBR RANDALL has given mp TO
Alex. h. Stephens the private room opening
on the lobby Of the House, and has taken
the room down stairs formerly occupied by
Speaker Blaine. The committee Of which
Mr.. stephens viii be chairman vii. ar
couxse, Also occupy the former room.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-22

A MEXICAN DISTRICT TELEGRAPH.
"A General Once, lO,n and II; Id District a
the Ariin gton Hotel; Sd District, IS Pson avenue
Boz rents to be reduced to 81 rs Per month after
the let Of July. Send for circulars
Instruments placed Ia the house Of any citizen
at the expense OF the Company, by whien certain
mentioned, from which points the service required
b promptly rendered. messenger can be called q
any hour day night, TO 20 any errand required.
y Policeman, I'm colstang attendant ct once day
and night starts to the houee instantly hsn police
ton with generalare alarm. Engines 1T the door
two minutes after IRE alarm Il turned In 1t house.
moned instantly day or night No wstchman can
sleep on duty without being reported next morning.
once b. turning = police call, His regular Si0.
naiY arc susDsl1e1, 0asssnSog b Ssut - knew u
ecooOE.
1yw-soom z. l.. HUME, Precedent.
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The TWENTY CENT PROCESSING. Cox, Of
New York, has prepared a bill abolishing
the coil age Of twenty cent pieces.
THERE BRING NO EXPORT DEMAND q,
present for the trade dollars, q general order
has been issued disseminating the re,eipt OF
deposits therefore at the different mints.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-22

TAYLOR & HUFTY,
93S PINNSTLT1NTA4 TENUE,
Direct the ate nOn of their friends ard patrons &c
their opening Of iarsa and com elete lines Of
SID, Dog SKIN, CASTOR, CANT pE sJEDE
AND FLEs CED- Spun GLOVES,
FCT p mensde, Rec ptioa and Full Dress Wear in
al sizes for Ladies', Men, Misses anG Cuildren
Also,
FLEECED LINFD DOG SKIN
hNo MD GLOVES AND MITTS.
With end without Far Tops, and Patent Spring
Clasps
our stock ~mprises over
4 THOUSAND DOZEN GLOVES
OF the best manufscture end in all the most fashion
able and oh ,ite cOlOIs
Below are cur prices for our c, LIBERATED
LUCIA KID GLOVES,
Acknow lodged by all to be the best Glove in the
market:
10
1 IS
...-.... 81
81
We also have full stock of
DBIyING GLOVES AND GAUNTLETs
Our Fleeced- Spun GLOVES for Ladies only 81,
o2ts and 50 cents; Children, 50 cents,
TAYLOR g. HUFTY,
Oct20 81 SS.3 Pennsylvania nreaue.
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PLAIN AND MIXED WOOL PRINCES in ersa.
Il yxriety,at DAVIS.
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SOO LBS. CHOCOLATE CAROMELs.
CVV AT REDUORD Prices.
At ". W. WOuUy.
oetsn III eth OtIeoe DofthVost
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LADIES' GOODS.

" FANCY and MILLINERY GOODS, TRIM
MIEGs, &c., NOW CONF ETE, at
DAVIS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-22

ID Il / G. r = s
l. KNIT WOODEN SKIRT,
The lntes novelty for aDiE,' WEAR
The u oct oes1rsble. comfortable and stylish Skirt
ever produced.
AS 10 ekirt Is introduced only through two
Il leading houses 10 each city, ii cannot become
comment
OH ice and desi' able qua'ities Of MERINO UN.
DERWEAR for J. die Gentlemen and Children
hosiery,
neE and beautiful tyles received daily; assortment
large and Qua lilies and desig the most desirable
DOUGLASS,
Ninth and + streets noFthtrest,
CctlS-5m 81. Cloud Building.
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HUN z ADJ JANOS.
NEW APERIENT WATER.

salts and its efficacy in Bilious attacks. prevention
IsB YiR s sGssaoN{a sns s II
hENRY THOMPSON and the entire medical pro-
DR.. J. MARION SIMS, New York. AS a lax alive,
prefer it 20 every other mineral water"
DR. JAMES 3. WOOD, New YORK. "Certsin, but
water"
DE- VIM. 4. HAMMOND: New York 1.-THE most
DR ALFRED L.. LOOMS. New York. "The most
prompt and most efficient; specially adapted for
DR. FORpYCE BARKER. Eew York "Requires
less, is less dissgreeable and unpleasant than any
DR. LEWIS A. sAYRE, New York preferred to
any other laxative"
wINEGLAssFUL DOSE.
Every genuine bottle bears the name of The ApoL.
LINARIs Co. flimitec), London.
FOE SALE BY DEALERS, GROCERS AND
DRCGGISTS augA mwf,eow,ly
VOUNG's PATENT DETERGENT,
for general house cleaning
octls-tr Grocess and Druggists.
NINE. GARRETT,
DRESSMAKER,
11O3 street northwest,
Respectfully solics the patronage Of the ladies OF
this city whom she Is prepared satisfactorily suit
In the matter Of Eressmaking.
~ Dres es cut. oa.ted and finished In the latest
and most artistic style, and unexceptiOnsbIe it
guaranteed.
The beat city references given. oct6 I'm
English Crystal Chandeliers!
AT COST.
Having determined TO close ont entire stock OF
Ef GLISE CRYSTAL CHANDELIERS offer
them
AT COST.
The above are all Of tho newest patterns and of
recent
DIRECT IMPORTATION.
For Elegance well as Economy, these Chsnde
Hers excel ali others.
NJ. w. GAIT, BRO. q CO.,
sepselm Jetcefiers.
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DIANOS, ORGANS, &C.,
L TUE SALE Low, AsD Foa RENT. HTA
Particular care given to 1UniuR aud Re wv xsS
psirs, al viCTOh seek Err : PisaJ Warerooms,
9O7 stree Z, Iear 9th. northwest.
Sheet Music and Violin Suinss.
Orders for Turi"g received for v. b, az SAN.
pShS & sTAYMAN'S Pisno StcIe, Shepherds
RuiIdirE. CCtll-2Es
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-22

The HOUSE REPUBLICANS had private
conference at the residence of a Cabinet Min
lister night or two ago, at which there was
some severe criticism of the Presidents pol
icy, but II was agreed that this was not III /,
time for a quarrel In the party 1t was sug-
gested that If the democrats bring forward g.
resolution Ddorsing the Presidents policy
an embodiment could DO offered declaring
that the title OF the President to his on, ,, Il
valid and upassailab,e. Among those pres
emit at the conference were Messrs. Frye and
Hale. OF Marie; Grape and Batter. OF Massa
chusetts; Garfield, Foster and Cox. of Ohio;
Conger, OF Michigan; Cannon, OF Illinois, and
others. There was a proposition to hold q
caucus of the House republicans to consider
the situation more fully, but 1t was Thought
afterwards that 1t would be best for The va
rious state delegations TO consult among
themselves: Mr.. Cox said the President had
only carried out the principles laid down IN
the Cincinnati platform and in his letter OF
acceptance. He was asked to name what
plank OF the platform called for the appOtutr
ment Of cabinet position Of an ex-coltodar-
ate and bourbon democrat.
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MEXICAN RAIDERS RELEASED BY Mex
ICANs.-The State department has received
confirmation of the report that the four re-
naming raiders upon the Rio Grande iaiI
had been released. The official report states
that they were released on the plea that
being Mexican subjects they were not liable
TO extraditiOn. Gen. Cauales. in command
of the Diaz forces at Matamuras, resigned
rather than obey the order.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-22

EAHCY AND MILLINERY GOODS. EN-
II BR0IDERIES, NOTIONS, TRIMMINGS,
BUTTONS, &c, cheaper than ever, at
DAVIS.
S19 Market Space,
ootn1w Corner Of S'h street.
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nEOKKR BROS. PIANOS.-"Thsy AZ
Hills, 40. BUkDIfT O80ANS.IsThs fIess,
. d e0ecsfve reed Organ made."La. VI, Hor9o1
cot 18th o., near Pc avsnue. ny4-fF
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RARLOW'S GALLERY OF FINE ARTS,
- Haas Pennsylvania a rsnNs.

- Haas Pennsylvania arsnNs.
OIL Paintings, Engraving, Photographers q new
processJ, French aud German Photographs, Pore.-
IsiDe Paintings, hDe ChrOmOs &C.; Gilt and Nickel
Frames in every style for Porcelaine and Photo
graph Portraits The public invited 70 examine
our stock in which will be found all the late publ
cations Of foreign houses
October LIST will receive fine stock Of sesm,ss
Russia Leather Goods, comprising Frames, Port
folics, Portemonais, Gases, SCI
Gold Frames for Mirrors, Portraits and Land
and American Naples, with or without velvet or
gold Innings, made to order. at reasonable prices.
Gold, silver and Copper Wire; Cord, Hooks, Screw
Eyes, 30, for hanging pictures. Painting packed,
unPscked and hung BY competent workmen.
N. BARLOW gives his special attention to
transferring, lining and restoring Oil Paintings
Family Portraits restored with the greatest care
o. to preserve the originality.
Catalogues to be had on application. -m
THE GREAT EUROPEAN NOVELTY.
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FANCY BRAIDs From 10 CENTS To 81
l. fER YAKD, at DAVIS.
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SENATOR BLAINE was shocked yesterday
by the news that his 16-year old daughter
had been shot in the face by pistol which
she was handling, not knowing il to be
loaded. An Associated Press dispatch from
Augusta represents the wound to be so slight
as 10 occasion no apprehension of serious
consequences. Mr.. Blaine intended to start
north last night but was taken with a chill,
and his physician prohibited his leaving
yet awhile. He paired off with Senator Ker-
nan.
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EADY FOR BUSINESS.
PALACE VAREROOlfS.

We have Just opeoed a splendid stock Of the ce,e-
orstV-1 EEtDBGhY PIANOS, gnc ire world re-
oowned hSTHl ORGANS, which We offer for sale
and rent at prices and on terms 70 sut the times
We have aiso on hand . nne stock Of new Pianos,
~nich~e VIII sell for = 80 cash. fu ~ warranted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-22

GEN. SHERMAN and Col. Poe returned to
Washington this morning. Gen. Sherman
was on DUTY at the War department this
morning busy with matters that had accu-
mulated during his absence. He looks the
very picture of good health. Col. Bacon
who suffered from sea sickness contracted
on a pleasure trip between Washington and
Boston, left the party at Cincinnati and
went To Frankfort to visit his family. The
General has been absent rs days, and has
gone through The Indian country TO the ex-
IRENE northwest boundary, travelling be-
tween 8 GOO and 10 900 miles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-04
THE STATE OF TRADE.
ETHIOPIAN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL. July 3-Pork- Eastern dun at 70; Western
duh al 5O Bacon-Cumb erand cat dull at 3l short RIB
du al 35. Long Clear dull 80 d; Short Cea dl az 3d.
Iams-LOng Cut ull st 43 Shoulders dull at 27 Beef
India Mess Oni S5 Extra II IS dull at 90 Prime Mess
duh at so. Lard-Prme Western dul at 436 Tallow-
Prime City stea " at o. Turpentne-Spirits dull al 2i6
Rosin ommO1 duh at II Fine dull at To- Cheese-Aner
Choice duh $751; Lard Oh dull at a. Flour Ntra
state steady 20 g. Whea-No Spring steady at llO No
aspiring duh H.; Winter SOutltrn-NOne In the markets
Winter Wesern-None In the marSet. Corn-MiNed SOFT
steady at PAS.
LIVERPOOL. July $3.50 m-Cott0n quiet and steady
Mddng Upldnds bis: Middling Orleans 62; sales, 1000
bales Including 300 for speculation and export The receipts
Of cotton to-day u, 10 bes. Guiding 2l,oO0 Amen
Futures b aiisl. cheaper; Upandsi Low Mddllng
cause july and delivery. G al sales Of the same
So e; UplanS low niiug clause. August and September
De iycr Gia; of the 6esd; Upsnis. Low
Mdd nag CLAUSE September and DC Obcr delivery, bH1i Up
lands Low &ddlna october and November eyey.
c7sd; upauds. Low Midong canse, crop slpttd Oclo
Der and November SAL oIa2 The receipts 81 heat "r me
past three days 200 including lIOOO qrs Amer
LIVERPOOL July 80 p nc. eese-53l p cwt for Amer
BIeadstunsQ and STEADY except Tor corn, whch -
hrmer COMB Sd q2i6d per quarter ior no" mixed west
LyrRPooL July 3.-2:3 p M Upands Cotton-Low Mid
ding clause september and october delivery, is H.
"a mCOtt1n dill; lpiHnu-,
Low MilGhIg $50 August September delivery 6'sgi
he sales incdrd 1900 Oa.ts American III mainet
yarns AID labuss Manchester Is quiet and steady
SPIRITS OF J. r. Htne. - & cWt.
LONDON. July 3, Evening -Linseod Oil. s27 Der ton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-04

NEw.YOEK. Tuesday July 3. 1871.
quie bI HE most staple co ton FOODS aa SONG sy5 ~
ii.of NO nj ps,ion Of in iresnts' have comm,
u,d tndr purchases ihrnshoal te ",eA :, H Of
IN, eous houaes nave been al e. Dny ri' l.'l' anu ~
i.t eon.s Al ample. ma business g' J Tee J"D
bag tiatg adr al 10, ' , tse some ii afns
tanssct,d air Du mess ln sinneam a@n 't'' Ds'
'o~its ils Ir n5,l si.iic elton goods in De
ma d and steady. prices ug .Iny held ori to i5n{
foi descriptions the denird VS. mol"'' ana pf'''
hln , IVY; sIftErINGs AND suIRrGSG Leading four
yaids makes IN e. nsnd. aud are ARMY held o." 70
MACS iat'y r,ducoa. BEING ia ir mad ami s.'ia5
oo of lin, a. lilies wc.e In steadily incrca-ins re-,
Gnrs an esr were ac,r: large orders ueins ll'e
some mpo, ,ad on AL binds iic's were MN van Nm
fu. lc; do1l De- do "a 100 do o-i2 c; so9.s 81
do lO4, 30 D. I'll, 100 H. ''c "a"',.,, 40, - ,,,r.
o. g. do 10 . pc; DO u -. Soe demand fr both
home "H4 ~ fc OF ~, BEL MAKES ~,e IA better
de-, and aud nrn wl,ha rising tndc cy tner go ds were
qan,rroNADEs-r demand heavy weight goods We
moderate iIlusac ions were mostly confined To hi o''
tO..,EI JfANs AND sATrLENs sennge rather quiet
with h TRANSACTIONS hhi values .i, i ~ iipy mikes
AMI sone ,lurcs ,ug ctd 10 a. adyauce Ihc Ireent
supply is A-I.t some mah rel1ns oio-e ai. ,, - t
6&D qCcAsl hng Daos A. Of Teil Tx, sT Tsgs
good demand. selns close on arrivals al" l"i'! ia"
al S1tit,'it " = ScoNrr- AND GLAZED CAABRICs- For
Ki|G- 49, STRIPES both very quiet Win most
r4iyr ariaud The latter raes ale IN hhau los ana
'CJlI0N BAIIS, WAEPr. TWINES, Ere have been IN
t.t ~ Gcuald 0Ai. 10 liberal Iuf bases W lAiiu
bYr, cram showed an Improvement through H'
| sauie quarter .. -. g.. 49,, finn. .or,a old
ets asking tiehtr thc qhtlon ~ vrw "i NJ l'hk
ldrict E&r 6inCis ia0i 2c rpcio ana uItS
AID 56yd RI, jSS, cash $4,000. At t.h,..r.
ar,ftf ,ir salca sirc IabFi.s van Ai' gu
,Ty unchanged 1isdu iinccs were IN snir lhpni' ~
rI,or ltT, MouTulug-, white 400 cnlo'o W,It 'i''li
me-. d. agents lair amount. LEni Wi"iH Wv '''"
ir j, in ID early uari he utrA, has tlnssd ga,
NGfla pams 10 sp'ca u5i'r, have heen
- ,.u,ev .at llg.i. rtapc EuchTHs N'It ~ LII p'H'
re a.. - sfi coso.y al but ordinary iaAel's i'Ih'"
qll,t ,.. . 1000 ,t.t .,d lint Urhfiv dealt H.
rios which been iAaia II ruui h'N i"'"
tevns r. lr.e state g quiet fc.s Hie rieA,9, ,
| N,.gF gBIft--iitdtN NOp rhr continue III Wy
IA hands, nj liberal sales ha' Desh h'in -.
NM. he ia week a sati-ias Prices Tor Oh" "'S'4P
~. tI.- NANNY 1, sn.i. Prise, are steady. -
CiOIIis ND DOlsK ISs-sai,s Of n"osis,S at M
iltr b ca lnadr most rlatAe demand iuI 'O'h' III
an ra.t grades 81 bll'k 40, ,,, s,,l.s are In
Gts~IHIRE, Heavy weight iIhrc III Bai ny re- ~.
of ,,li,r.t but business 30 iaptics - s'neNl,t
frd-d =, d h supIle. Large deli'er"r nave oo'" "A"
w0iSi ID GOATI have been moderately active WIN
i IsIbuiiOB IN paeksee ioh pn ~ ~,
/ lfT. done. tins iaIf ~
uI1na orders absorbed ~ike I"ih"H IA '"e ~
''kESTucKY JEAEs-Heayy goods were In demand i0'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-04
THE BRITISH GRAIN TRADE.

LONDON, July 3.-1he Mark Lane Express in
lis weekly review OF the British Corn Trade SAYS:
.The reports Of the growing wheat plant are, e'nera
speaking favorable, but an early harvest seems imp"S
Bile IN spite Of the improvement which has taken place
IN the weather having 10 tue iact that the plant
a. came into ear some ten days later than The
time The reports from the Northern ana Midland couu
ti. ara 90 ne 81 e. that although sunshine has done
much o promote the development ~ GER crops lhtfc
f s mr Il where the b.d Ell cts al The severe
ring are TO be plainly IN the thihnrss ana snrF
the ap' carucc of spring corn are somewhat
contradictory, hut ON tie whole Tie prospect
,f a ti.iaciory weld Of barley and oats
il dubious the former plant having ia certain i1caes,
b..u micriuptrd by ram; but iu these districts Were
ca ting had commenced, farmers Will reap the at
vantage hcHv cfu. TihiuE INTO con~d .ial on ne
riHnty of he dhef, N Appeals lf"biHt t'al TIC
81 will suusapp0uilu- rs ihdt OF
1876 the yied is concerned hut % j. very DOUBT
fad Wucc r 10 VIII Ice equally satisfactory III pohi OF
quality The article last year Ncry me &c guai-
y of Eugl IA wheat rrua ing ~ IN ncis fands BIS very
ttIJg the triut tone N4lch has chalIrl'lLtd g
tIaic b1 90 Mark Lane 1ud III country ma ~ Is. uiN
further strtugii cncd holders views Imports l" l'h-
liberal. UV ing, chiefly To TIE extensive ca
poitti0u which has been going on iiom Noiheh Hue
sa thr Arrivals up 20 Iuutf, Amounting 1" htdt' 3D.
fhc face 81 ti'sr, itiIN DilSN drnd "a
has ,r rNpcr need, af an IMPROVEMENT az one shining
f ain Al, seems 10 luicdit fiai
tLc tu uus Iout hi, been reached, anu prices hht nc
expected to improve. Il Russian supplies bnnl- lhls
mare he limit d stocks 81 LhS i,I III
f,rtu sittifs ucXt Two or TIRE months, dud
win Tie visible sIFdy ~ America less imam L,li Mhtt
al was - tnsine last year. there alpc l. !" be Hte
,,f.Igl, NV of lN I'M Ort.ut outward movement Hom
i-,t ruuutry At iho present I.tc Of inpor aou orr
Int are being sutjlicd, and for ihe moment the
weather remain, the most Important factor III the uade
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-04


BUFFAo July 3Canal freights- Sc Corn 42c to
od tG' neIel BeeTP ye 1se sod1 Fo9r
800 Wheat 800; Corn S9OI01i's $50 Hy g 6 GOO.
PORK l.i2l bbs. Railroads. Flour 1906 Wheat l1,4l3;
CIcSSAT JGiy in fair demand 1850 1879.
Iar-prtme s am nomna cure n max in good demand at
AT & sn0ud,rs clear rib and sides Whiskey
GIT AZ 0s Ba, Gnst 2 9g@ 9 5c g q 56s4 &
pa king. - djGsi So butch To- ~ SOFAS Receipts 800
jay qaief angn99se 4 w w4 s,, 6rmG d
ii 56a Corn good demand No Mxed5o q5lc oat, dall
sy h wsa 3qg j G S.b NS Corn 81 55 bSsn oats
bush shipments 100 bills; Wheat l,2O6 bush; Corn
'MIiwGGKiE July 5-w ear firm; No Milwaukee, $50;
seller JGy q Ta 4' I've ~ s .esce o a Ti rm &c.
81 D Barley dl and unchanged Receipts-tlouf, 10000
og u VIE, w9eai ,6 S I,..1rS SSl''
Nfw oGLEtys July 3Oats dull, weak and lower Choice
sigat, prem; Sterling 5l3 for the Bank Gold 1888
GswFGo " y July 3-Caua ireights unchanged Lake re
6Ss: c Ga s2q 5o i it, Flour Slipped by Ti 1905
bos Grain canal from Baiao and 0sweg2 ior
oats, $4,000 bush. barley. 29OoO bush ,,
acc0unt prices strong sales, 10 bales Mddngs on Ih~
basis Of i2c. for pla DIS ant 70 Tor Ors9ns Conc
ilguayra No sugar III ring; renners hardy snrpied
T Tra s gaei az y 1ciye at for cut Loaf d
crushed - for ny ys or s yes .e no ana ad
Ito =; CUBA i50loc. bid for nity test; PeiIp.i M
Proyonstle only CHANGE to Tecor i; an 4cIe'e d,nand
for Hams. which sell freely At l.c iari - a &c.
go barr"s X Flour 90 - -. Corn meal inactive
Whra oi O are yerr light prices arm; sat,
y ltncrl. Ted aluOcr, old
e. once - 20 a - Loo New Maryland aud Delhw' re
M and Amber OOd SOD; SIG bI for last hall Ol July
com dm. iucr .lsed dcmandi -aes 10000 bush Pcula
southern ana Western yellow iu ana IN grain depot az
~. , ocO bush Western High MINrd ~ J94@jli do
f- toe H. o 20 BUSH. DO. september 6l8c oats ID poor
.1Irs al irregular prices 100 bu~h. fair am good
Prgna and Western Winnie at TIA BE- Ch0ce ana Prime
H. RrrrtrI aud grade, 80 tO whisky M good
t,,-,p5 dru,: sa.es 100 bbls West III "a fl.l3
81 IONS Jury 2.-Fl,ur ets r. Double Extra FAN - 80
AZ = Treble o. do $500 $500; heat scarce and dr
10 led Fall Sl7,, bid No do, S70 ASH; sl5 Inyi
a00tl tt.y. higher; so. . Mixed, 4B'- ~ 46c.
ri.h. Ijc aljaic. Juv i5iic0lj5ic. \ e.. 4jc. Sept
taitr quct uuc anerd receipts 900 Dds floGr'
- 600 hush 5000 bush. corn, 1900 bush. Oats.
LOO Hogs, 1000 Cattle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-04
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS pF PRODUCE
Per Norts R,rer. Tes,ei.. an" f'. .ft
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

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ASHES ouiet steady; Pots. f'c; Pearls SO - Mt, .
CaFFfE-Guiei, nfm sales J3l 0og,, 'A,o any d.
,rty a. t.,ms Soes here rs. IOOHi1 Ddes' AIIEo
Since 1913 bags; sales sinc l45ll bag i.n AZ
berrs ,.v. ,alveston 800: Savannah, 6FNi hhmP"
Ran, s.i,s, .65: BaiinoTr 3s.2ss; Nov York vs,tg
IolI Ss rs SiOck second hands r@ yiass 49,
Iautnof. New u i3j-l -s.0 lpta
81. 47s hloa loading for UnIicd riates 70 1.
Lno Ipitfd Junc 30 tlOVup SAM ~
I0I O6O Tota visible supply IS $40 0no,aois oi"' u,
csroes II di7l.r. FAR 1880. Good 2Oisc; ilin', ~
gscs sautos fair w good zqz0c. gold AId s'Aass