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CINCINNATI Gazette with a special dlspatch
from Columbus, showing how some of
the brethren do not view that wonderful
performance as we did:
COLUMBUS. o.. Aug. 9.
A meeting Of disaffected Republicans
was held in this city to night. Gen. John
Beatty was Chairman. and Fred. B. Ro-
ney Secretary. The President stated the
object of the meeting to be the express
sion Of the sentiments of those opposed
to the Southern policy of President
| Hayes. and to consult as to the plan Tor
the present campaign. The following
gentlemen were appointed u COMMITTEES
on Resolutions: Judge F. W. Wood,
Gen Samuel Thomas, Col. G. III. Moore,
DR. c. b. Ferrell, NJ E. Lovejoy. DR.. I.
j. Farrell, and J. S. Williams. The COM
mittee reported the following, which
were unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, Rutherford b. Hayes, as Presi-
dent, has Withdrawn the support Of the Gov
eminent of the United States from the legally
elected authorities OF the States OF South Caro-
| lima and Louisiana, and by the countenance
and ta~it support of his administration has aid
ed and encouraged the lawless and insurrec-
tionary minorities in those States to overturn
by force the legal constiiunal governments
of the minority and depriving the citizens OF
the United States residing therein of republi-
can government;
WHEREAS. The late Republican Convention
at Cleveland has unquaIihedly indorsed the adj
ministralion OF Rutherford b. Hayes In that
behalf, tber, fore
Resolved, That we regard with indignation
and alarm the failure OF the Federal Govern
nent 10 recognize aud sustain the lekally elect
Ell authorities OF the states OF Louisiana and
South Carolina. and we hereby dSnOunce
Inconsistent with the pledges and practice of
the Republican party, false Ia principle, con
trary 10 The Constitution, and dangerous To the
liberties OF the people, the doctrine that an
armed and organizrti minority la "A Slate may
be permitted to overthrow by force the govern
ment, la FULLY established therein by Tie ma
jOrity OF the citizsus, and thereafter be recog-
nized anu sustained in such uSu ped authority
By the General Government.
Resolved, That by the surrender of the States
In the control of the insurrectionaTy mtnod-
ties, Rutherford Is. Hayes has practically con-
hented that the amendments To the COnst1tu-
tiOn. adopted since the rebellion, and the laws
enforcing the same, may be disrt garded, that
gOvt rnnIpnt by mlnOuties may he established
aud maintained 10y foIc-, that the Republicans
Of he South may Oe fJrc-d to abandon their
vote their reason aud conscience dictates,
denied the equal protection OF the laws, driven
from the polls, prOscribed. hunted down, out
ragged and murdered for their opinions.
Resolved, That we denounce the seeond reso-
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yegeiIne Is Sold by All Druggists.
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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-08-16

1t seems unfortunate that all men can
not see alike. Last week we expressed
our happiness at the beauties of the
Matthews platform. but here comes the
Cincinnati Gazette with special dispatch
from Columbus, showing how some Of
the brethren do not view that wonderful
performance as we did:
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-08-16
vEGETINE


Prepared ~
N. nc. STEVENS. Boston, Mass.
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the provisions OF this bill, which pass,
the House. and failed to pass the Senate.
and therefore is not a Lal0. ! therefore fur
nish the amended bill as voted upon, rer-
ct Hteratim ct punetuatim:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-08

ding. lose; Low Mdd;ing, i0ic Good Ordinary, elcI
net receiUs 62 bales exports cosotwise o4 oseS
4.7l0 bales. 80. 81, las.
NEwURLKANs May T.Cotton quiet sud EASIER; hiddnnK'
MiddImg. Good bntlnaiy o-2c. nft
cents 3IlT gTo-- 1901 bales; exports 10 SrAs
Britain S6lO bales sacs l5OJ bales stock l-gloS balrs
NOHfTV NAY cotton quiet and steady Mdhlng iOscs
Low MiLdna IOc Good Ordinary, 3Aaci net rsceiPt-
EXPORTS coastwise, 2ll bales sales zoo baes'
stock. 81 SlS bales. - go, - a.,
ding lOc GOOD Ordinary lOifr. net receipts go Dalesi
gross. $50 bales; stock 1900 bales
CHAKiKsT0S, MAY cotton dll nominal Mdding lie:
Low hddng, IO2C. GOoi Ordinary lO-sc ret receipts,
bales grIs-. bales exports % ne Continent 20
bales coastgiss &c bales stock, sJ14 bales , -
AUGUSTA May Cotton quiet and easier hfGFng lOitD
10 ALLOW Mid!ing GlOc Good Ordinary, 5sc receipts
On bales safes. lJl bales.
Midilng iO'gs; Good Ordinary, lWse net receipts 10
bales: gross 2UG bales saen, spilEo. l3 baos STOCK,
rST9 bales.
Middng lOitc.. Cool Ordinary. 0' receipts, 10 aiss
shipments LODI baess sales 40 bMesi stock, lhfO@
bales
RECEIPTS OF SUGAR AND HOLAssEs AT BOSTON.
BOSTON NAY saturday 81 cargoes - 1oasses and
received ~ this port from the west lnde
aggreting total of i292I hhds 40 ic, 40 ana -
boxes " Sugar lJ3 bids 3O pIncheoI - DDS ID
ter ard $40 cases o. Nolasses and jt3 hhds NclaGA
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points the west At this point the packing to date Y about
hogs against 2SOo9 90 10000 To- dats s ss5
proere ssng slowlytAe aggregate bring slightly a1eaa
ara fair and Tie business shows moderate the
rcturls OF last year AtCleyeland ana ntanap9iS w
at Of this time last year Milwaukee kansas cry Cellar
ness ana show Increase witt Inst Of last sea-
son The aggregate pacGing Of ne Mes ae ao bogs
against 475,OOO to $4,000 to date lastyear"
BUFFALO. May T--CArTLE-Recelpts to-day. 2.s73 head
Last week s44e head decrease IN receipts a. cars Tor taS
Is few buyers 9feEnss compare iayora9y WIZ .1s1
a. $50 butchers AZ p .0@so az @ - 49, ~, ne
wses tn w Far Zoo bes for tRe same ne ast week.
5000 head CONSIGNED through COY head mad1s sses9
opening prices closing strong q1otabe clpged g2od 20
SnS'' az - % - "a ~ s1l" - 30 ~ - 5 GOOD
ATTENDANCE Of 9gr yaras ; bare Of s'Sc f., ,bn,
laT s,i ao Lor 7 ' head 1art elr owing 20
heavy receipts quotations down lOa20c on iast week
oHTnss generally Of goOl flay sae1 % ~. ~ -
. a@' 20 ears '4SsG y :sis s:o a % 20 heavy At - O
cmcAso NAY 7.-CAruE Recept. LOO head shipments
At steady prices; good butchers 81 259si 50
sockeis anil eects - l2aGs4 30 good 10 choice shipping
iioas-neceDta 1000: shipments, 200 market fairly
ship 5gDE5 i0i packing - JJGT5 3D. good To extra
siiEsi- Receipts, 100 dul and nominal common.
fia4 % Jar 10 good. fJ@sj JOi choice 80 71esoj eAa
EAST Penn May 7-CArTtE Receipts since and
IHclung Fr.ay, 1914 head, 2ll of through AMI "a
81 yart stock making the toId ior he week nung
to-day Si2 head 200 d through ana 50 cars ior ths
yards, against joi bead 2J3 ~ through and ~ cars
81 yard I0e last week supply yard ls very het ana
brsne. u0iuV except retail. and that n slow.
HoCs-EecrIp IO52j helo, making The total Tor TIE Week
1895 bead. against 1910 bead dt W-tk YORKER 50 lUH
60 40, PiiIacephas - 6J1S5 20.
-uE- s coo head. making the total for che week
o. 90 head against 1000 lead Last week. selling clipped
- 5Oasj
PHILADELPHIA. March Cattle du!; sales, 5000 head
Extra Pennsylvania and Western steeEs Gb9C'c Ear 70
Gno3 no.. ga 3Gc.. Common do. 4Tjc.
SHEEP unchanged sales. 10 head.
HOGe n demand sales. $500 head AZ " jO1Ss 90.
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Merrlnnac
MONDAY. May Up. NJ.

Tho SPECULATION on the Stock Exchange to-
- Gas more rampant and-to a mild term-un-
than at any previous period during the current
',,,eut Prices were bid up and two per cent in
,a.h whereas with less speed thousands OF shares
- have been purchased within the figures. Neverihe-
-. ae market during the whole day has betrayed q
.3sh anxiety, which quickly let prices drop the mo-
=, the props we're taken away, and ut the very close
an appearance Of unhealthy fllness. which may
mot prove to 30 deceptive. The principal cnrs Of the
- rere Rock Isnnd Central and Hudson, Lake Shore
- the coal stocks. all OF which advanced from the
,sst urces Of the morning from Ia to pa per
nj But these prices not sustained. and
,h the coal stocks. Delaware, Iackawanna and
,,,or, feu from 52& TO 49, Delaware and
r,,.on from 4sii 70 4jSs046. and Morris and Essex
t, 7s& 70 75ls976lA The remainder OF tho railways
-, scarcely steady on the strength OF those already
.sred western Union spurted from 624861a
- ass. but ended at 62le. Notwithstanding the
excitement which prevailed for the greater part OF the
Az he reported transactions are less than those for the
last three days
Tho sales 40 the last call-3:15 p. m.-of the Open
Rad were: 200 Central and Hudson. 9jl; 200 Erie
IS 900 Lake shore $50, 033~; 600 Michigan Cen
o. 4S-- q asa 100 Ohio aHd Mississippi As 100 ST
psnl ulrcried 477sUi1A; 500 Northwest preferred,
20. 400 Rock island. 9S7s; 100 Delaware and Hudson
sss, 500 Delaware. Lackawauua and Western, 1874
z9ss; 400 Western Union. 62's and S505,OOO gold at
s,SGE OF rHE MARKET AT TIRE STOCK EXCHANGE.
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mon To Good 1896 Prime; Western tnba IO6l2c Com
to Good 13al4c, Good TO Prime: Western hIkns. 10
1i2c Fair n Prime. EFS E-Market firm: business
light State FACTORY l0dltitc. Fair 70 Choice li9e
lfsc skinned; Diaries. lOGl3l2c. Common
Prime 3dsc Eggs i'm moderate request
prices steaiy. Long Island and NewJosey. l40i4 Ee.
PennsylYania Western l2ai3c, latter
choice Choice Canada. - i3c.. southern, ldl2C
RICE in fair demand and very ifm at JG6lc. for
Louisiana and ~ d67sc Ter Carolina.
STEAlIN-Market eaEfr quiet lie asked for Choice
Western; Choice City quoted II it0l NC.
sUaAR-Rrfning demand and firm 129 1870 Tor
Crushed Powdered. l. &c Granulae l27-Gl3c for
Cut Loaf and &c ior soft White a - Raw was very
firm. with sales hhds HuscOvaGo Zoe,
closing well held but quiet 9T lGic Fair Good Ro
nning lOlsc. for Prime and 1880 - for Centrifugal
TALLDM-Markef 10000 Prime,
sssDsiic.; 10000 2 do, ruHa0Tetl 70 SEQ.
WHIskI-Markct duh; held 81 ~ = and 81 u bid
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IN .a.ls 4. .r-.r n Nsw-Io.s Asn u..osLYs


Total. hush.. .2tf-l- -5-iiai &'li-i- ""l'..'l
nav ,-- STIR : 81. .I.r r..rrsf and ss~ Iiv- Ship
llHs. .-- 7",, r5.l qualities b y "'. Clover ".at
.I. 'r. -..-r t... 81. ..., I'll. ls.
Hf.I- Ir.-. H.U- " SOD trg DriGur1 lt
go -'.'' '' - '
qsr-. MOO, -.r . 100 a..rt steady. -t-- goo. EAST
,i' .. .,- -. ,1..I --.r "a, .''
NuIA-- .---rr-rn w.. -oui forH.Hs :.ufuG f,r t.e
~,, .-r Fms. y, 70. .,.r f.-i +, r,.-. g. .lI-. l.1
I'd, t, -..,. .--.... ANA .. .-... ... ... p, l..g
-. i.e.l.a 'rlr aHe. aug o.. .'-+ common O., .'.n
s5.3 .g 60 t,ia Pale, g. .'@-' De Il. '-' ll-'n
f,'t s, i i-P.~tr r,,, ,-.s ..s and ,,r- i,-y
rrrleel r-.,ii rir Ila..ratc.g a.t.Fa ,uJ -t.laT
f -.-, Dad, sr9- 1,-,i,r va. ... i.,,-. -.,ini
" t'. ' Do I I .' .'' H., 81 ~ --- -, u.
30. .., t.I 10 ..r..I.ll l steam. ...nn ...-- cora
6, I+. rf.l,. .5 MS ! ,5 Gaze. sa ~ r.r, 5.
-I .- Tr. sand 100 tt-s TIr. ware, SOD marks. and
5'o bi.gs cotton Pre- io h''', ay ,i-aH' .54On rush
N"iu i e' 49, w. , .-rI- . ' ,.' IN -,.
Agricultural Imp Htnts, ~ rci"onS Peru. al Bark,
and 500 cas,a canned goois a. 80 q ton 90
us-t tolA aad E'r,, $50 100 bog. Bacon
a. '-ci 80 bales H9,- a't 'go a- to3r ara - nilrs
lto-s iti ait V pa l' t @- ,., ~ .i&- Iiet'i''
go FL I ..-. '' ~
.,.,..,-r ~. ~, ,,,,s,..I- a, -r. i -,
Sl :" tll-4 ri.- 20 -,~ ' l' PSI NJ" "'sin
.tiF IT, 'i June cu nee 10 h,,iHrn to '' co. , .,
Autc3h Hiie to liesi', '-I nl,, CO." '-. & >or"-si-n
PtiA 10 ' .J ',I w. . .,lh No. ~
4Guii. do a. , Brir III. schooner f,-- f IS fT5r
urIsbeA.' ~ - l' ',-In 'I ga. i l.- io on
5sl' ~ ', 'H " .i,. ' ~, w . 'l-al'
tIA cargo pr N'r 'tiH' FROM i .inI' "A NtfNt eiah
a.. az 10 I,1 49, ',, ,-i @ y l - .' o.; ,-.,
IS g. -, i 'aIA ." ore igr 'Ii.I. 1000 fr cram,
5s 3D. tf . M 81 >2Fg.g S A. to Cork ioF
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AZ ANALYSIS OF ITS ANNUAL REPORT.

Az ANALYSIS or ITS ANNUAL REPORT.
It viii be understood that the recently issued
annual report OF the Lake shore and Michigan Southern
Railway Company. although bearing date as Of May =
ISL only covers The operations Of the road up % all
Including Dec 81 1876 Therefore everything occurring
since Jan. relating 20 its business ana finances ls sim
aseaied book The first thing which attracts attention
ID examining The epor, the evident fact that with the
exception OF casual mention Of the Gloss Of passenger
train valued $4,000" the accoe stood exactly the
same On Dec. 81 1876 as they would have done had
'ne been no Ashttoula accident the 23th Of Dec,
eau2 Tor large cxpndtureo 81 money for tac replacing
Dlse cars Gn and III the settlements for damages for
A-1ol ana wounded We shall be- pardOned l3r suggest
ls ll"' ae omission % state ia a report dated o., Late
a. '-y 1877, au approximation OF tine loss incurred
1.1 NOT De o. the public. satisfactory 20
'De stockholders The traffic Of the road for The year
.L1eo Dee 81 1876 compares with that Of the previous
"o Years q f.l1ws:
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together with the average OF 1870 miles longer haula
made the tonnage per mile 1870 667 greater The
increased average distance which longer any
other year excepting 1872 aud 1873 together with the
low average rate received for each ton carried
eusvey dsposes Of the frequent made during
the past year OF increased local business The reduc
ZION per ton from 1875 Is l9Sioco cents from 1874
AooOO' aud from the rate OF 1870 504 cents es7ooo
cents. The report says:
The OF s75 but trfe over one cent Der ton Der
te applied ~ tho heavy tonnage OF 1876 would have
CIV ven US - lsS 800 more net eaTnings-
But as it is well known the low rates of the sum
mer OF 1S76 in competition with the lake vessea gave
the railroad immense tonnage IL is proper 20 ask
the rates Of 1s75 had been maintained would tho
mage Of last year have even equaled that Of 1871
This brings US TO the results as reported
FINANCIAL RESULTS.
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Assets reduced T''aN'D
=, addition to the foregoing changes Union stock
r. s,o, IS increased from 100000 20 100000, and
re are $4,000 OF L. :. and TY T. T. part due coupons
deferred but as the former We are informed was ia
e shane Of stock dividend il had no effect upon the
comua1y's receipts OF Disbursements unless u 'ihe
.200OO .increaseJ is included IN receipts "Honi
interest and dividends on asseti.'
1,,s, IL. seen that allowing the sum reported as net
i,. "a have been fairly earned, and not by post
ponement OF repairs and maintenance TO contribute
the required sum per annum 70 the SINKING luno' the
assets are reduced in order TO pay DIVIDEND Oh - per
cent which under the most favorable assumption is
strain upon the resources Of the company. INC 4'I
after digesting the foregoing analysis VIII nave ="
ide If Lis own Judgment whether the sum CLAIMED 20
- bsep earned was or was not. But for q state
mont remarkable for the ingenuity OF us composlooh'
and its ability TO convey erroneous IMPRESSIONS com
oc IA 10 the last annual report Of the Lake SHORE ana
Mich. Ia. 5,u:Eern Railway Company
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Business ghdncts.

4 YOUNG LAWYER. expecting to 3k. trip
u West a May next. Is willing B" tfarsft . tl'a +,
there responsible parties Colombo pref ir t.s al
with particu.ar- address BOX d., Enzanrta, SD.
NEONEI WANrED.-Ihe advertiser. having
~ taken frstcliss h0ls. ON tHr iiu.sn o. SUMMIT
Uuiusr- been disappointed HhHIf i h' lD rrrg
p party aIn $500 n. Ei nn nfh 'T 10 u.-
utars Comprehensive legal Interest s1l Ul .tl tea
f7,n4 a. very rates. Address 40 Il. b,
OF B.. It0yt, SO. I5 1ia'leHiaue, n. !.
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Ban6ing 6onses GEo Bankers
Diui0eno Noilces

DANKERS' AND BROkEES ASSOCIATION.
ID -IlTH UINIUEN D.-Ihr Trustees tlAFr t~ iay de-
div. cut OF six .HI cont Poe. capital,
payable Nay H.. 1877 The Transfer IoIss Do .- closed
.fI,. D., anal Ouructl Nly H. j. D.. 1918. NNtIi,
N'v.Iors, A,ay r. 1877. ~.netary. q.
GEp,Is ENDa,saE Ei,E. sttr 4. 1877.
I7IIE Board of Directors have declared DIV
! IBEND OF ~IN PEK Cl.Nr p1gaui. lud t't,r May
Il. IS--. A. LAl4-. ta-nrr.
PENNSYLVANIA Gau-.,. r.u.'sY.
TEFA-tEER'- DEPARTMENT rultlE fft .ltt q, l~7 IS
Ys7HE Board of Directors has thl- GAY declared
/ a QUARTERLY DiNIDtND Of on ANp oNE-
HALE PER tENI tlt rIU % -.'rk 90 f.r fIfffHY,
clear ~ an taxes payable and after HiY Do 90 snrkrs
IS Te-. sterrl TIE books al %. m. AprI -
BAIAED BUTLER Treasurer.
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THE MARKETS.
[caretnnr reported Tor rag raIsuSEl
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Pr Sorth Riper Yesseis and RaitroIfG
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
MONDAY. May 7. 1871.
MONDAY. May 7. 1877.


ASHES quiet 4sic. for Pots and 6ad6Ac for Pears
COFFEE-Ali grades very hrm but quiet 3, -9@
Java GLE gOd fcT MaraCubO and liSual
RIO nrmer l. G2Oaic gold FOR invoices Win moro
activity tie sales reaching Jj4 Guckau 4eOO *
guard sg2 HUMBOLDT, and 1000 (sanosl eA GeofsAn
private terms. 49, ,,-..o1
COTTON dun and &C the spot with the Lvepooi
market easier Of bsles Of which 200 aat
Intending 555 nome consumption and - for sptcud
200 bales delivered contract The receipts =. VIC
5O9J bales against Alb bales THIS DAY ,l w.
9OJ bales this day last year. Reduced quotations 49,
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RIO JAyYrH0 May 5-CJree rars-t ,Drv animated prices
aIvancur Iaa Good Flrst. T3jOT1toO r,is = 10 Nlos
I..crauEs London. -5 s.
-,vIu- May JCrre market animated prices advancing
Sapcr.1r santos, 500 $4,000 reIs g lU klios
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corroy MARKETS.

C,fv-.rax Nav Cotton quiet MlltinE iJhr., Low
sicur. Oh -c Good Ou.u4ry. 5a pct receipts, ~ bales
,gpor Great Brian. l,io bales coAotW.oe, -Ot bales
sales. % oiI,s, stock, 40 utra
SlRtlLN. Nlv Cotton tul MdIi.ng lOAIlO's,s net
fff-pf- 80 exports tY Great Britain 1883 bales
,i ,g ST. 6Sl bales salr- go birs stock, G.1O2 bales
g.IuN0rf. IyT-tOtion dun and easier MildiiHg llct
Low MlInng lOAc Good Ordinary, 31-c. net receipts,
bales -ros 2s5 bales exports coasyse. 90 bales sales
I-I bales stock, I.aul bales
WILMINGTON, May lotion dhlL nominal; Middne
lutc Low Mddug Toe. Good Ordinary 9'r net receipts
u bales exports eoasNsc, " ba!rs sock actual 2o5-
CIsrrySArI, May Cotton dull Kidding. lose. Low
sIdhlug IUitc. ordinary. Ossc. receipts 80 bales
,lpmeutA " bales sales balcs siocS, IpO2l baes
Mgifrs. May 7-CotiOu irregular ad nominal Midiing
I5tc receipts 1855 bales shipments Luz Da0a saos, bOO
bales. stock. s.. sJ7 bales.
sAyASaAIL May lotion dVn; lower ~ sell. MD
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Sfr1ct Cio0G ordinary 90 Middhng- li
For future moderate business cosiug NJ deciihe p ~
points Saturday after D. may -uV ~, .
100 1903; June I0r. lll6 100 lll' SUI 30, 100
coo II Is. 400 II u: July 300 ll2li 4uo --e ~
II o. 100 Il2f: 500 ll.2j: POO ll27 200 lizo NY
Ii25 300 1924: August 2UO ll.3i, 300 la JJ LI3o
e0 II 70 500 IL 81 800 l1.3U; ~cptrmber lOu -
IOu 1929; November 900 llo5 to52 100 oa',5' H.
cgII foday-Juiv 2UU ll.US 100, llut August . ~
-rt,fsrurr 300 IIlI October 900 II Deceinp,I 80
1895. POO 10 90 total 800 bales second cll-IuJ' ~
/ U2. August 100, ll-lUf Stpltlie' lWV'
liO7 October 600 1888; total lu0 paics s ., Is
August BOO ll.l2 october 200. Lbs lola SUI "' S
S9es today up 10 . D. iu-Nsy, 200 loo9 100; USE "
u lO-s. 100 1857 100, loss June 80 I'D ~ ,3
II ~. son OG coo. 1Iu1 500. HOB 200 w
400 SEQ 1893 j.. 90 lO3-. 200 l0tl % iSt
500 1888 2.Jn', 1922. 1000 lh9lf 100, ."oat, II og
iO d. 1OO Id "a Juiy. 200. H. 4Uu 4lilf NV lug
900 0- 200 o. 300. II.u2. loo. llO5 zoo No"
400 IGl 800 IlO2s zoo. 1lo4 Loo lo3; august
IOr II 10 100 IL 20 6UD Ills; 800 lilo, -uu H. 3
1OG IIJ 200 lila; 100 M 600 H. lV' ~
100 iii september. 200. lll2. 100 lllS' wv ii ;
BOO ILOg October 900 lc5 lo, l1yJ lV|, W. W. ~
o,rlIrr 1895. 1922, iauulry, lu' 70 ll,
- 900 bales grand total go 900 bales irlnt ian o,,s
f.nai. Al H. The market closed steady TOT future ue
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FLOUR AND MEAL-The FLOUR market was s.-le
m f - b6ih Tor export ana home supply Offering
e9l osoeT1 bought l5 only r. ,2ss o0 6p In5-oa
i5Aiil - b" ' - 81 40 -: 1900 bUIs Low Grade
Extra - 25aS~ ~ 600 bbS iy sis L.sI., 81, q IN
1 i Irini Extra s. 55qs. ransa,tols 2, fG 2je
= 90 No 2 = vVas9 lU ~ l .,' - ~ !. Sd com
os7 3d. Inferior i3 olM, C 5-air, DO - 70a
fi Wr-forg 5000 - 65 Common Co. faii uo F' ~ ~
49, IN Good DO; - q01slI Goof % Choice to- CITY Mile
r t, M r,e p 81 suG - -5a-J b. West indies - 20
ass 30 Interior jo common EAa !,g6 81 49,, ~, nee
TO- ss 501 ~ e. Common Good Aiunesora Extra -
fxtr9 81 louis. So u5q-l1. Good TO Choice d. ne
mora l r.; re- -tr prices alcs $50 obi ,.m
io FAR Extra - {" t-9 ~ i-. - ~ - "a
GIN x f0i 10 Cicp Ney I.-ocp,. Extra 10 1911 90
closing Quiet. I. :. j. -. r s -trrfe COTS
MEAL moro active aHf SHADE Il., -,.. ny: ~
iil rrl,t.,irc - s.a4a 'I. corn Meal 90
srss steady With sales 80 sacks COARSE cuat& 81 30
'GHAIN-rne WHEAT market wa quiet DIM. AM about ~
IT, per bush. lower for -uIus ~anreIs NIr l.ita 10
SALE 400. 'a - in l, '' ,7cIgo nominal 81 9sT
N ~ ,, o., .rr5-t,rre doing Winter wheat F.
Vas que, All NOR OF Hou al at u o5qtl ig t'r west
B3FrfY scarce aul firmly heir ,'s o0 l D-.. ~,
Canada 90 arrive 81 u' IN 81 ~, r I'' l.Ii tt
is prices. tal5 i, , T H. - r J5t.i sf s., -6f
7. -s-a asi,r viii lar esp. ,4d nrmc TRADE demand
~. no. % -- ~, win. Southern -5f-i s.
steamer si..t ..-er sIar G-gr9 -c. CLOSING IS t",f
~. go na-h ST.. D. .r.er Stay. g. -4127c 5ono h.-L
So amor b -zei .'..'r & l'. nI'' &c. ,,
zoe OATS wore lr. -nt .'-ir'r} So ,iH 20 '. -I,o
bush. Ni4.o iera -.t -9t -. =, " .,, '. . ,r5
g. T, i '- ',.,. Din ls. Jl no. -.--. T s-s. iu
.---s .o r --5l---. 800 e-- goo p, ---f=t I'y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-08

a1s-e sO,nt SHOWS that the total tonnage movement
"-s eA<o07 tons greater than in 1873, which,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-08

Recciotsfrom

' ~ observed taat the number Of passengers car
- III 1915 Wa 5l3Ii legs than IN 1875, while the in
'ei-se distance Travelled Dy each made the pas
.d D'''4s' lO,55963O greater. The rate per mile
.. S f'uleed $4,000 cents from that Of 1874 and
1000 iiom that Of 1870 and when compared with the
'@e u ISL l2.sOs cen.sl 7ls,ooo.