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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-05-15
Price, Twenty-Five Gents.
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newspapers having the largest local circula-
ton in each Of the places named. Also, a
catalogue of newspapers which are recon-
mended to advertisers as giving greatest
value in proportion to prices charged. Also,
all papers in the United States and Canada
printing over 5000 copies each issue. Also,
all the Religious, Agricultural, Scientific and
Mechanical, Medical, Masonic, Juvenile,
Educational, Commercial, Insurance. Real
Estate. Law, Sporting, Musical, Fashion, and
other special class Journals;very complete lists
Together with a complete list of over 800 Ger
man papers printed in the United States.
Also, an essay on advertising; many tables OF
rates, howin the cost of advertising In
various newspapers, and everything which a
beginner In advertizing would like to know.
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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-05-15
CHEYENNE MARKETS. !.
Groceries. DRAIN. Provisions. Etc.

Corrected weekly by Whipple d Hay, Whole
sale and Retail Grocers and Commission
Merchants.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-05-15
TUESDAY. MAY Is, 1877.
CHEYENNE ~PosroFFIcE.


Office Houn-ArriNal and Departure Of Mails.
Untll further notice the Postonice will be
open for delivery and reception OF mail mat
ter from 9 q. m. to p. m. daily. except Sun:
lays, and on Sundays from 0 to 10 a. M. and
from z to 4 p. m. Omaha time Ii the time OF
the ONCE.
Money order and register departments open
from . q. m. to 8 p. q. daily, except Sundays.
Western malls close daily at LILO p. m. Ar
rive at $50 p. m. f71
Eastern mails close daily at Sis p. m. and
arrive at l:3o p. m.
Denver, Colorado and Southern mails. close
at 8 p. M. and arrive at 8 a. m.
Northern malls close daily for Pole Creek,
Upper Horse Creek, ~Chugwater. Bordeaux
Ranch, Chimney Rock, Fort Laramie, Fort
Fetterman, Red Cloud Agency, Spotted Tail
Agency. Camp Robinson, Camp Sheridan,
Camp Reno, Hat Creek, Custer City, Dead
wood City and all other settlements in the
Black Hills, at s a. M arrive from those
points daily at 8 p. m.
Mail closes for Davis Ranch on Mondays
ats q. M; arrive Tuesdays at 8 p. m.
Malls close for Old Red Cloud Agency, Lit
tie Moon, and Lower Horse Creek on Tues
days at 8 a. m. arrive Fridays at O p. m.
Mails close for Bristol. Fort Collins, Long
mont and other settlements In Northwestern
colorado, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur-
days ATS q: m; arrive on Mondays. Wednes-
Il. CLAICHE. Postmaster.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-10-27
CHEYENNE MARKETS.
Groceries Grain. Prori.Ion- Etc.

Corrected weekly by whipple & Hay, Whole
sale and Retail Grocers and Commission
Merchants.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-10-27
New Pocket Fire Arm

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ofStock, or handle, dis
prnsed win. \ perfect safeguard against
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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-10-27
AT PROMOTTORI'

with Central Pacific Railroad for Sa"ri. AZ ptn,
san Francisco and the principal rtllr> IN
California, Nevada amt ldi,hr.
Gs"Flrst class hotels amt "atiu- i"''-'. at
convenient punt Gallon" The Ibn.
Es~PullInitu's ialacr nnd S%l'"riu" tar, rr-
&C lnpany all trains
For through rates on freight T." ia" !ii:tck
Hills, Montana and other points, apply t" L.
l.. kimbnll q. +. y. Omaha.
RS-Purchnse tickets Via Omaha aud Platte
Valley Route.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-10-27

]. n. KELLER. Local Freight and Ticket
D gent, Cheyenne.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-10-27

The Greatest Medical Discovery since The Crco-
ton Of Man. or SINCE ne mmen
ment Of The oaristidTr Era.
There never has been,a time when the
healing OF so many different diseases has
been caused by outward application as the
half OF the entire population of the globe re-
sort to the use Of ordinary plasters.
DIR. MELvIN's CAPsIcUM PoRoUS PLAsTERs
them, to act quicker than any other plaster
they ever before tried, and that one of these
plnsters will do more real service than a hun
dred of the ordinary kind. All other plus-
tiers are slow of action. and require to be
worn continually to effect o cure; but with
these 4 Is entirely Siiis w;T 81 th iss instant ess ! one
Physicians In ali ages have thoroughly
tested and well know the effect of Capsicum;
and II has always been more or less used as
medical agent for an outward applications;
but II is only of very recent date that Its adj
vantages in a porous plaster have been dis
covered; Being . h8weSer hx eo ny Oh me
CAPsICUM Porous PLAsTERs and their supe-
riority over all other p~lasters, they now
such Diseases as rheumatism, pain in the side
and back, and all such cases as have required
the use OF plasters or linime nj. After you
they nave failed, and you want a certain
cure, ask your druggist for DIR. MELvIN's
CAPsIcUM oRous PLASTER. You can hardly
fl effects. Although powerful and quick In
Its ection, you can rely on its safety for the
most delicate person to wear, MS 1t IS free
from lead and other poisonous material COM
monty used in the manufacture of ordinary
plasters. One trial is a sufficient guarantee
q Its merits, and one plaster will sell hun
Ask your druggist for DIR. MARvIN's CAP
sIoUM PoRoUs PLASTER and take no other;
8 81 afo on ! receipt Of Is cents p 2 70 for Q one, 4 for ny ns, q
dss,
, 1877-05-24

= HREAJjSIUFES.

FL0VH-Wa& dull aud nslulna!ly weak, aous dealers
quoting Tho market s per hEl lower. while olhct4 pro.
fcsa6d n lnsist On former prices. 6hppeEs rll e md
Iocal huScrs only pHrclssed 10 appy Immediate wants.
alts werp limited 10 - brit wners pFlyass trfsi
st0 br!s tr1ng rxtras parity a tsast 10 bri. srstus
suptfanes on pHvAc terflsi md 1Ao Btls
ryu hoUr, partly as ta.ao. Total, o75 trls
Tho market closed 1t tic following ~ tho a4E.
lng range Of prices: Choice xlatcss so,aolin51t
medium do, ~. ot1sa.a1: con'nua do, sATks7.7s;
colee sttnnespss tprin1, eo,eUtD BOT medium do,
~ tOxa0 90, choics patents slu 0stl 10. medium DO,
t3dlGae ~: connun do. SsnO4tD' oui ehoics family
-four tsprinsl ts,tDAssu; medium do; 81. autA 10;
sprlug extrsa. &T.u<A1,5D; cltuts sprlnx sacrhnca
s,s's2s %; medium do ssoo4aao RYs dous. -. 80
4t1.uD
BAAxWss sss active, snd stsadeF 1t tho dcc't1s Of
tho previous dAy. pae ws5 uadI Ut 70 tons NJ Sit,
lies pcF ton on track. aud fEss on hoard
rars+
Mlunt1Aos-salo VI. made Of 10 tons 1t sis.oo per
KyxFsxo-sal< wss mad= Of 100 tons on private
tcsuls.
cuax As4t-Coasse waa Nominal a 1890 pes ton
track.
detlluta3 ssc early under eaTy pressure 10 sc and
tlo'In1 Nc eoH tue Latest Y9tattas Ut tho
daJ Loa1ua wss quoted Aios. sud New York dull,
without la9asy TIKI fosrS neEA WAS MT sushtieat.
eal g sause ~ laucA esakaeAa, but 1t was alppls
u IT. tss :a' & 81 sss
EsMI fut sly clissry " paFes sto Iaap III
.s'is l. .ss istss ~ = s:
sSl1 h " VIE .t sst :gsk: s4not Y svsxs4 u
tsstions uar Eess.pi* were asatn +4llt. but s!I5y
Sass IT, r a.4.i % i8s % s;
81 III a:ay W Sfst II ". % IT. ~ ss;yy!
rather .lortlua u ~ as ". IL *ttucleat
:, e. x.S III ,se; ss;tf1 of ans 1a. xaisn
ssi ss IL Sfa i essas ss !. ;os: Il j
, 1877-05-24

e Ct: I'D sIc;s F,fr IT,
II ;StSs !; ssss q: Y ''Ss
.s<e l t. & 3l s
soi 1 y, 3;is ;s;t : I;
SsT Il e .:tscS w I H Fsss s f.
.ss : e., s9s1 @ tas yarsr sSs;s whit T1sl! Z
Fss ;SSssx t s,sss ~ 4, !' is ss sts Ill
81: :S ss:;; :; :!s: ?s:S
Esr 81 Hss - 4 !:!s
9 II;
I Ts S 5 no.: 's, ss. L #. lssss sSs
= T.. j .Ss e ;:.
asMsath; . scau:s. !: .olS \ sI,a:tit sis.,ns
& s?s f. s;;}s: s;s
NJ IS: a5 .;'r,mxSiss 3"i,t .s; ~, N arx
1sa'ss ss: IT, y rrjestoi h !. ss 's .
E,as: r. ii r .s /; ,,os s.f: !; e Tnek; r. ';ass It'd
ii I'll ID 10 II s;aail trse % sard carr T,ta i5u.
xTs Were te,. aetsxs md e!a.ca !*c lower than n
sn prsspns n}sn,nE e arss oSf.ta M,Snx hnt
sorS. st:ias tla sS i:ws. viii $ay:rs o!iias b,sS
ss s s AZ i u" ;s Vi;
T. IT,. s'ss ,tS'{ o a II Ss 7 ?w III ' g. ':4:s ~
s bu !: g f'ta III Of iea1''. 1o.i IT,.
ixK-wn. anst sni ,'rs,tcr aadet ta'altcr nger!ns.
a .. II Is S .s,nre' FIT at"aiisa On ,r.sE Toia
itA,iLxy-waa unchanged. 10. . sold as +9a4,;
, 1877-05-24

CATTiE-stllera had iitto cause for fau1t finding
with the os ytssctiaa tnsrkct tho drmhnd i,c'
ln0 miro than urdnatty sharp. ard rFitra icantnE
strongly IN thcr favor. The generally improved tons
of tho market attributable 10 tho continued hna
rccctns anil tn tic change FOR the better In The tenor OF
advces fru tito Raat Trade orcned fairly active At
earlier hndr tan uaral, anil did not lax until tho
yards stripped Of stock. whjcI waA accomplished
BY tn, tnld!lc Of tho sfturnoo. Tic offerings were Of
CutA uua,tty.-el.a 10 tic beat seen In the yar'a any
dny ts nand most OF ste tTnnafctb ecccl
Al prices ranging ffun S4so upwnsd to s3.0o Sales
a. hlEtIcr nRurrs head At A1 10 y couseF tos.
!! he'd a *S73 ~ atsun,al sfa;c Go sT',saa H s.
snn @ .. X 1s9s \, asGon tr tse1i g'a f1st
The market cto.td ftr Mt as'oHt last weeks prices.
, 1877-05-24

M =, IN Gds ctnh, M, I. las Cd; No. J. l3s ID.
Corn-Sn I. .5l nAs No. !. I'd.
rsoyI.,oSs-pork. Erts LarI. 4as I'd.
LtvfnFool. MAy I3-1:3o p N. ,.-tsHAtS-Cnrn, 95s
ST,
LfrEnrnot- 1isY t1.-IAtess-CoTTox-ftFntfb Int
not qneiAblJ hEhcrt 4 ta.ioahst fAles f3nn bn1ess
speculation and export. auo1. American. io.ooo
bnrApsrurEs-Cafornla white wheat. ia HdSi3st
do ciuh, i3a lila i1s thl No. to No. red WrAtern
srr1ug, ia Jidsls o E1our-We1tcrn canal 30Ha3s.
corn-rstorn mixed, 13s 3,l. Uata-AmcsteAa. 8tS3s
al. 1atIcy-tmertcan. 3aed. Peaa-Canadan. 40s.
ctovEn. .axkB-AnIerican. 30 3eoli =
Pnnrtstoxs-scsa pork. 8J4 frtsnc mtas beef. ma.
tArd-Amcriean. 4as el. Chreaa-Ftne Anct!can.
Ia. tacuo-LonE clear, 19s, tn ,rt do 4h,
pGrKoLErx-3rirfta, rs Ddi refined, Ia o.
'LfxsEEn f,tL-5tsG17Ia GA.
1tEsx-Comnot. "a uds pale, l3s.
sriNtrA ps TtnrkxTtxs-1A.
AxTwEEr, May yaI.-rkrnDLReN-a5ff.
foSpoH. May 2s.-sriH'rs or TrnrkNrtxE-9cs Oh
HQ7n. =. ;. -
, 1877-05-24

Tho following tcleSramt wefs received By the Chles.
LlrsIruoL, Aay :J-frsmn meas poEk-E1AsFu, 754,
Western, olA nasua1cnasffisahA. s,ss short rlb4,
laVn3 elqas III; shork fea. + shout luFA 2ai 81;
hama 41A Lard 4I4 VI. Prime lnaas hauf. MA; lula
u,sA1 bce&. Ant Ea4s In ~ nls44 1aJA cascAs 1as 81.
Tallow. Al ~.
L,xnox. AAy -. --LIYs 4panL-wheAt steadily held
California club ia 2t1aM Gil California while, IA
lidaaassI. c,ru-Du1k 3,l3L AAat LAxk -wh.4t
.tav. carsoss od eoast-ayhe.t quiet. C1ra ratHar
sAAtsrt fAF AvesaTu ArA4siesa tnxo ~. csrloss
pAAaxo-Whsst 4ulat- Corn ratasf cls.ef. fs.F
aysFals Quulty Of Am,slcAa mixed corn f.f prompt
aAtpusut By aaIl .ht4 VI Imp.rk+ tata shs GMtes
kln. .lpm dlHax th paAt week, Flour tttsaI Illn.,
kstst whaA,. 11Aus ~ oMars;r com. In. 0Ga t1k
9Fs.
8psetai DtQ,eseA to 7a1 Tnauae,
LIVERPOOL, Aay1J-H:U + -FLorn-So. 1,
saw No. J. ~. -'.=
,HuAs-WasA-WlateE No. !. 11.4t: No = las,
spsa{ No. !. u. el4 - y ~ "a; yhs.4, Ta4 y lsl
, 1877-05-24

.CHIcAao-rhe market was more actiye at &C for
corn 10 Kingston. md atont a!.c for wheat by
steam 10 Buffalo, md 24c for corn to do by sail
Charters: To Esio-Pso1' Japan, corn; prop Fh'ls'
delphis, whent through. To BuOalu-psops Jay
Could Scotia nn.l inter- Ocean, wheat; prop Ser
burg, coms schr Joy. curM tn do on private terms.
To KIngston.schr. N ystic star and icnnkce, rota
a. ts; sc'ts J. 4 S9yes nnS O. T. nond cum 70
through. Capacity, liz, 900 bn wheat and .u0, 0oo
bu c0ER, 1850.
and Cape ltosn, coal 10 sanlusky. .5c; schr Ink.
allow, marble to Cleveland i0c. feuu; achr Mag.
ara coal 10 chicago, 3as; nshr L!yaly. co!l to Ds.
trolt 10 tuEfao. ST. 10 per m: schr zach Chandler
co.l from EElc to Chicago. h0c: eehr i. e Rich
ards, lumber from AlpenA II Chicago 81. .a3pcem.
, 1877-05-24

n,rdun,. 4,aaec: 9ont d. +1Atar; hr 80 a1.cs finest.
astsAasca choice haA7h.; rnntcrat, u - $ttU.
mesiun ss tsrf nr,E E IN Gnmy%; ~. M:
nnrst. y, <s:. rh"lr. 81 easc, rtn!"rst ri <'g,c.
me!tu1. :ttat.; Knn ,nc!!nm y tt,c; nnc: tssases
rEt+E tAnl.Es- -Wcrr In tnntrratr Tc1trts. Guennn.
hrs ,~r ,nx rahtshen hhss0: rr ih.: h~rarh
ssr!ns 70 an; 81. Hytt, % Pr tn1. mi,
nearly enl, at nn nj new na urrsvrd. M,t dealers say
thry hart idrA what prer' tlc nrw Zip will s'art nt
ing nccept u low prices thcy did last year ss tho
openlnE.
, 1877-05-24
REAL ESTATE.

Tho following Instruments were nled for toccrd
Wodntsday, btay e1:
rIrY PROPERTY,
ssiaS}i dssea lily .. -. ~: l,ooo
asx1ss4 Z. aaied Anri i:a.:..;:..:..:...::: 1..oo
sos,at Il, viii Hllnl:. dated Arrii :a:,.:.. 1850
Iatei M.y ii ,..........:. BIS
III i, with hHlil!nn detea Arr.i 10. >. 80
1rsnt!ph st. 1tl s.iu It nuf WgsstcE ny, u I. 15K
with lu!!a!ass dated MsI,4 ...:... .,.;..:..: 400
Il, datci! HnY 400
yip Il. Viii it,pfossnsaa lated Mas 49,: 5000
II. dsci s.aY II sio
b. Hated May 1900
p.i0 II, will utlieF property dated May l3.... 400.
, 1877-05-24
COTTON.

SAVANNAH, May 2a-corrox Firm, m!djlfnc
10'1cl natreceipts. 113 ,'alest sae'. Io7.
: CIts atasrn@, Nny observation-disclosures =. and arn.
ra!!EnR lohc, net receipts III dhlcs, satee III: Ia
tlc Continent y on. 1,- - 80:
AInNstE. May =. 3.-CoT1oSAsttaiy. mftdltnc .ot4&
tnhct net rercpts, s tstrs: aaics. aol, 10 Great
f5rtafd. 4.Sati coastwife. tt9.
GALVESTON. Mny 17.-Co+rox-Dut, m,ddllnu.
1okci net rccclpss ~ hacss mica. Ion. cuastwsr ar
Nkw naLEast. HAY - s>cnrroS-In good demand,
sasrt. 3,So nlcs, Rooi oEdt,arv. uSsn18c, law nil,
ding, i0sins&c, mldIlne, id,r, unnd mIknlas, iin
6ti4c, midllfnR far tl1k3l.c, tar. i2'latasc, r..
cctrts net. lal hats eross, ivs exports, TO laytc
i.g44I 10 New York, t.1tn: ttnck. 13!4Al,
, 1877-05-24
JgY Tt:LE{iAnp1L4
NEW fOHK.
sand Interest

NEW fQHhs
10 ma Hffitrn Axsoct1fkd Tftfs.
NEW YonH, atay II. -tiofd opened and ctostd At
10sE, with sales In tic interim ut I'M. Carrying
rate, pet cent, and borrowing x. l, 1at, and
ptr ccni.
Silver 1t 1.ontion lid. 1tcrc silver ssars 1.9t IN
erecnl,acks lnd l1s In gold. silver coin, 4 dis
count.
Governments quiet and firm.
Railroad bonds aetivu mud uencrntly strong.
9sAtu rcenrltlcs steady.
Tho stock market was comparatively arm In carly
dcn1fngs, nnt prices advanced in the general ils
hut after the frst cntt weaker feeling set In, md
thcre WAS ilecllnu sangina from 4 to =. After
, midday thcfu was alarp pressure to sell, espn.
di-patct from Chicago that New York ccntra! had
reduced passenger fhrCn tn Sl5 10 New io:k, IN
consequence Of fast train TN tltn FennHylYanls
ttoad This was iolowGtt " report t',a1 tho pooi
atssa III Ssr Moa Sc" o I'll nsks
nfer Tho Second I'oarl' Fniesl ffna, tho ex;
treic low prices current hfter midday but toward
OF The day wcra tua,to til nnal dealings. There
wcre SONIC henvy sales Of long kt0G!, and Tho
hcara ncru alao putting ont short lines, which
lccllnc Of a!. fruln tho la,t repnrtcd sales:
Transactions waIe z. goo sl!lse.. of which r tkn
,cre New ynrk Central, aIg, DW Lake sllo:t, d GOO
nwanna, Il GOO New .1crsry rcn!Fa', 10, 600 Mtcl.
Mail, ni,l Il o6o Delaware 1 i1tisn,i. 1870
viii P III 1oo Zoo Tins soa "Wednesday i. tcnis d,
Mine; market easy; aaaHc. Phms mcrcantilo
p1Ps.ti 9s.tom as'ssa:fs; seeslpi, s1se,ooo. =.
Tic Ar4irlart. .Trrh-nFat .llsbussed s7s, 600.
,Clensings, ST., U10. 00J.
.atcrllns aIcady; actual business, long 4ss.k;
short, lHult.
, 1877-05-24
COMMERCIAL,

Tho following were ths receipts and shipments
Of the cafH articles Of prolueo In this city during
tho twgnty.fnar hoars unlln1 ut o'cloel IN
Wednesday morning. and fos tho corresponding time
l1At Year:
, 1877-05-24
THE CHICAGO TR1DuNE THURSDAY, 1s?7-TEN PAGES

the Chamber Of Commerce and complied BY t,s Sec.
rotary. ". j. tauysnn, Esq. u shows fat'tfsc-
tory progress In MI departments o! trade, consia'
crnG tho "har,i tines"
The leading produce markets wntc generally dali
yesterday, and very weak early. bnt stcallcs aftet-
wards. There was n pecshnre to sell grain carly.
which mar almost be characterized rs Tremendous,
and provisions shared tn tho weakness,
though nat affected to tho eamo extent A. bread.
ftu1.. The adsiccs from other points wcro not
conducive to strength, and there widespread
fenr that the war In Enropc will mt further help
prices uness nthcr nations ahont1 Join In Tho con-
flict. The towcr prices stimulated better demnud
for shipment Of gtnn, especially ~ vtrscl-agcnts
were willing 10 make CONCESSIONS In rates. which
rnt the eo.t Of transportation to tho seaboarl down
10 very low fgrres. Corn ffotn Chicago 10 Now
York. MI water, now costa only sAc per Int, In.
c1nd!nr lake Insurance and hanslling charges in
I'utfalo. which II only nbunt nno.half tho present
nominal cost Of shipment By rail-
The demand for don,esttc dry goods was fair for
the ttn1u Ut year, and tho market whs atcady.
The inquiry wnE chiefly for dcnlms, stripes.
nut1ors Groceries werc In liberal demand at sn'ly
firm prices. sngars continue quite active anl tho
scanty stocks 0n hanl nrc held with pronounced
ffrmncss, CaGccs arc qnfct but remain firm.
sifnps and molassta nrc strong ut tho latciY MI.
va,iecd prices. Prices nj canned goois. dried
fenits, and n*h remain a. previously quoted. But.
ter was III fair request At Tho prices cusscn, Mt Tho
beginning Of The week. Cheese remains dat, with
vRtNcs anscttt No price changes were toScE-
opc,l In the oil market. Thcrn wns gnol demand
at Tuesdays quotations. Paints am. colors con-
tfnnc nctfye anl ltrtn. =, !" i ,.,
Tho rcappenrnncc in The West Of Tho .'potaso
bug" ha. called omt n brisk demand for Iusa.
grccn, anil. a. the available supply Ia inadequate 10
ncct tho demand. thcrc has been big advance Il,
r.. NM IL
, 1877-05-24

Assuming $40 per register ton u ba tal1 s' ~,
ago value tor sll thr .essels svgtrtr1cu IN ~
Dominion, including new md old salllnI 'e''e.
sua expensive passenger steamers II would eNs ~
total value OF 317. sad, 7lD os asou1 ss
sterling. The nuaIbGf ot new vcascA "haeo W.
built aud geRiatcrca 10 tho lln,ntii1n dat'ns nsieh
year lB7d vas 40 measuring IN. eoA toas s, .,nI.
pared with tilu praslop4 ytar. Esn:hos,t' ~ ,.;L
asrr4gu value of new vessel. built a. ~, pss 1,I
II would sise tnial value Of ths nc: !oa"'=s SA
iu CnuauA during last year Ut IS, ee0, oLl'
, 1877-05-24
ll?ns-uull and lover, s4.;oaa.oo, rec..p,. !, mn

hUfYAsu
nrtysLo, n. F.. MAY 1l.~ilRAtx-Srrlee,.d. h,-
srs h1idtnv nG scsr rcrnt. Md viii MT sire y. XIX
crn cnrn cnn be th,!,sht xt attic, >N "e11'
fHEtnnrs- Unthnnsc's
oswtan, May ay1t-tlka!x-W -Whcat-No Ntiwnnp.,
Ga1 hs seid a,.,r,* T.. *t.n. No. TO-, s."
Bic. -''"N" olS
, 1877-05-24

CLEvILANn. IT,, May e1.-rErroLErN-Ftrm ami
unchanged, standard white. ITO test. t1,lc.
PtrrsHtnu, IA. My observation-disclosures ami
hrms crude. g. lSl At Pafkers; tcanc tic. rhaIyl.
mia delivery
, 1877-05-24

NEW Ynnx. Mny 1f.-Thc trade movement co,tInn.,
slow; cotton Raa Ia light Acrland Int taflY strnr m
nrst fandh 'ienlns and dyrd lnck4 rt; rrnt& nuirt
except Tow grade fanctcs wrt doing well; Iarns
corei taconcta; Rhd organizes rnbra active: hcarv
w0osehs for lncn's wear In moderate request.
, 1877-05-24
IllQYlSlQNS.

'
HOG rflobucTS-Wete ln and rather weax hut
stcadicF, ia synlpathy wish hogs Tcra was very tio
demand frurt any sorcs and good deal uf atn1 of.
fercds but sellers wero nut apparently willing 10 innks
material rohcentons In order 10 cett saes tho rccnt
decline having been tcys9s one willie buyers lA nu.
deem II worth who III take hold. except to MI out,
standing contracsa. Th.rs II al rather widespread
feur VI thu fHtnrU In rrIEs!nas, AMI 0utsidu upctau
wary about lnsestng, Most Of tho stun Il owned
In Ch'tasu.
NKss lorx-gas tnnro active. and declined coc rcr
br7. c9sn tsl7!fc lDwcr than tho previous evening.
most nf thu trats tHinx In changes. sacA wc.e ru.
ported VI 100 brls caa 1t tla7s, ~ ~, bsts xcer
Juno 1t e!3b7.f"ia77A, 2i.ho1 br!s aclitr July at
BlJ. 711aIta.t5, and 10 bris scIte Ahxuat 1t
st.Mtst4. 10. rotst ~. 40 bsl.. Thu market cose
tasGe At III n3 H. II caahnr soilcr May H. o H. ts
seller june and 8t3 73.tl5. IN euler July.
Prime mes, was Quoted At *,a7sQstsoo. and extra
primo do Mt su. 41.,G.oo
LARn-was dull and Ataaa!tf, declining 6&s7,to pes
1Uo "a. w ratheF ttss offering. Thu steak ur winter
lard Il considerably fcLuce aud npGratnts think
slDrt sailing danResuuA - Is poslblu tuugh
summer ur4 IL plentiful rnouxh to kero tho market
as s 7 e: ~ ii iii 'fMsf Msfkst ,pE :,a.s, q ss
TSA1:Wer l;Ii I'D .hsas :.,1ss resy ltttla ..o.
ss ssS !: ~ ;Si s.o sas
s s. s's9 Ssf iG IL: : %tss II. Il ::
;;:; 4 II; ii S;:; ::::: ::::s !; :
.StnNf. ShGyt Lnrg Shaft
.kts. rtbs. titurt. clfar+.
t}Tcen...a..., ,-....tH. g. ~ I'D
ti"ss, ttr.ss ea'e....:..,it r. T.. IA
.!nne iHtaG... ...,.rI.4sf ~ IN II
IVY; w.. a.A,se, ~: w ,,< ~
AUD 7Ms srlrr JnAc. tunl!'c crsaalls huct al Usa1Jl
th,N r4t ha,ns n,t.t!!t q! H.Ht.i' sSuet.psckied
lasHH .sna4 y Mhti;4n !or .!..alitrA ~ .a'tc fus
shdH Tif~, ad!ft iar Abort rteArs lL4ltc for ha,.
all ralAakti AtL Ditrknl.
@iNEAsH- y nx l1tInL 1t 3is7f, -
hEEf pisllLtri-nr rra ste.rly and 9uIot At 60. I,
aliMn TT nrtas tlk75llafN for cstrl ,ueas, md
TAtd.wWas stswty ~ r jAsc fur city, aad ~ 7No
foFspuuIty lutA thu tGstIs !nr SO. !,
, 1877-05-24
LUMnEf.-CA1snyINH TRADE,

LtJ01tbEIt-CA1tfkYiN TRADE.
Tho carrying tfado In lunlhcs continues brisk
and tho fleet OF nearly 100 vessels engaged In II b.
gun to leavo again for tho Shore pot, ycstcr-
Of. The reports OF tho lack Of watrr in lhc drives
continue tu come, and careocs arc taken moro
readily on that account. vctncl- owners nnt'cIpats
. e1aak season :oon, n cunscqueuee ot TIM
much NJ Il tacrs wonla be Vrcat failing oI il,
frcights. cargoes of posh continue to arrirc. mi.
wlt.lstanl!nx there ia n largo riuck On hand. Tho
day. Tho schr North tfnpo was chartered ye.les-
ay to carry dry hummer from Cascvlte I" thl1 pnt
nt Sf.5t, tho 3t0sch taYc. ffaM StchoyGlH, at
s1.1I, tho Il. II. Forth. ftom Itn,crs C!tJ. III
4l.h0. anil tho Peoria. for shluglcs from Little
Suanlict', ut liz ccE1t.
Thctt arc 4 nnmhcr Of very small craft In Tho
trade, ani il IL quite certain that ut present tatc.
they cuutot earn dollar and pay e1pensc4.
, 1877-05-24

CnpL Madison, vi tho sunken 'eow'sens ~
chspiN, stated yuatcrday that hIs vessel aM
nut have more than two and 4 half feet
Ut water In hcs hold when shs ftseoe"
the crib, but the heayy sea broke over 'ef ''as,
boar,s aide and went down thq hatchwAys', ~ ~
Allied her that shs sank Just - .ha fsashe4 .s
North Pier. Tho Captain md crew dia hat Mi 'piss
tLnu 10 rot their ettpis, sRd they went 1o"ta uha
ihs yegscI. Gap. ToMt Miller waa "4ltn9 !ur ,he
WIND IL subsla yesterday before ho be !iat 4.s az
tons III ralsln2 tue Chann sallofs ~. w.. Il i.
ihcir iokcs, even over uli1fottnacs. WY ~ ~.
iimor ssid The Chapin had been repaired ,hfee 20
separate tunes beloru abe laft port, snd san@ W
her dftk trim.