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The perfect accuracy with which scientists
are enabled TO dNluct the most minute par
t]iculars in their several departments, appears
almost miraculous if We view Il in the llghi
of the early ages. Take for example the
electromagnetic t~elecrnph-thc greatest IN.
yeutiou OF the age. Is it not q mHrvelous
degree OF accuracy which enables an opcrt.
tor to exactly locate Il fracture in % sub
marine cable nearly three thousand mlie,
long? Our venerable "clerk Of the weather
has become so thoroughly familiar with those
most hayward elements Of nature that he can
accurately predict their movements, lie Gun
sty ia Washington md ~toretcll what the
weather will he tomorrow in Florida or New
York, as well as if several hundred miles
didn0tintervene between him and the places
named. And SO IN All departments Of mod
crn science, whit is required il the know,
eye OF certain signs. From these the sc,eu
lists deduce nc turate conclusions regardless
OF distance. "A few fossils sent to the expert
geologist enable him To accurately determine
the rock for nation from which they were
taken. He can describe it 10 YOU as perfectly
Us if % cleft of it were lying on his table. So
also the chemist can determine the conStitu
ton oil TIE sun as accurately as II that lu-
miuary 'rere not ninety.tiye million m,lrr
from his laboratory. The sun sends certain
signs ovCrthe "iniinitude Of space and the
chemist 1llssities them by passing then
throughth espectrOscoph. Only he presence
of certain substances could produce these
solar Signs. So also, in medical science, di-
eases N,avc certain uumistakahl signs, or
symptoms, and by reason Of this fact, Or.
Pierce, OF the Worlds Dispeusary, has been
enabled 10 originate an' perfect a system Of
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-03-10
FARM AND HOUSEHOLD.
Hens - Hogs

Poulty has its fauciers and swine its
breeders. Those ENGAGED with either
branch of the business are largely euthu-
siasts in that direction, and 10 an extent
ride a hobby. This is natural and right;
in fact. were it not SO, the results at
tanned would never he reached; it is the
thorough wedding to an occupation that
makes it succeed but the question is.
are the hers s]upplanting the hogs? It's
stated on authority that if the SANE
quantity of food is given to chicken.
that is fed to a hog, they will produce
more pounds, and return greater margir
of profit, than the pork, to say netting
of the eggs produced, and they will pa!
for the grain. Pigs, from the time the,
breathe, are calling tor food, and tn,
amount consumed in gIoWingaud fatten
ing a hog surprising. Then, when W.
consider the Immensely greater yalu,
there j. in poultry meat over pork 70
producing brain and muscle, Is it no
fair to suppose that poultry will max,
inroads upon pork, and we shall find our
selves feeding more on chickens and les
on piggy.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-03-10

Pigs are subject to a disease called
measles, which il believed 10 render the
flesh unwhole,ome. The measles are
very prevalent, though seldom fatal; and,
if lot checked, affect the grain Of the
M AZ. which may commonly be seen in
til. shops of a faded color, and the flesh
punctured, .as il were, with small holes.
The commencement Of the disease APP.
~ in languor and decline of the ap-
petite, followed by small pustules in the
hluat, together wigl Ied and purple
eruptions. more d~isiioct after death than
during The life OF The animal Iiy aid
Of the microscope ii has been ascertained
that the measles is q larval cestode, or ia
o,'ier words one OF the sexually INNS
lure stages Of Development Of a tape
worm Ttnia saiiam-a frequent human
guest, derived from the eatingOi under
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-03-10
TOads.

There is Il very common prejudice
against the toad. BY many he is looked
on with loathing aud disgust. lie is re
gardgd rs an ugly, uncouth and worth
less nuisance, that should be abated at
sight. But this prejudice is ill-foundcd
and unjust, rs the toad is not only harm
less, but quite useful to farmers and gar
dcners. They should, therefore, be re
garded as friends. instead OF being treat
ed as enemies. The eggs Of the toad are
usually laid in the water, but at times,
when tins is not accessible, they are laid
in damp dark places, and in such cases
they do not pass through the tadpole
state. Wlile in the tadpole state they
live ON vegetable ta0d, but as toads they
live ON insects, spiders, etc. They are
exceedingly well adapted to catching,
having a touch Of marvellous construc-
ton, 1t is quite long, and may be pro,
.icctcd six or eight inches, the Zip of it
being 80 directed as to just reach the OBJ
iect, and being covered with 4 yiscid,
glmmy substance, that causes the insect
to adhere to it, it Is thus conveyed to the
mouth Of the tead and buried alive, The
movements Of the tongue in thus taking
in a fly or q bug are so rapid that they
cannot he followed by the eye. The
number of insects that a toad will eat j,
almost incredible. \ few OF them in 8
garden will keep it well rid of bugs, plan
Ice, etc. They generally spend the day
in some dark, secluded spot, often a ho!t
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-03-10

On this subiect DR.. Richardson, FRS,
has recently delivered a lecture ut the
London institution, in which he gave
further illustration Of the high views he
eutertains in regard to house sanitation,
lie considered that for purpose" OF health
the houses in Great Britain require 10
be rebuilt. or remodeled, from Lands
End to the Hebridcs. DR.. Richardson
entered into the history of ventilation,
from the time Of stephen llaie9, in lI@3,
10 the present day, and explained the
different discoveries that had been made
in the various branches Of science bear
ing on the health o: towns, showing that,
till these were understood and apprc.
ciated, all modes Of construction were o.
necessity imperfect. He called attention
to the influence of water, dampncse
light and darkness, etc. The effects o
light deserve especial notice. Having
eot from India some poison OF the cobra
on ivory points, he discovered that o.
some of those which had been expose
to the light in a glass bpCtle, the Psisol
had become inert; while IN Others tina
had been wrapped in paper, in the SAINT
bottle, the poison retained all its dead!
activity. He hence argued that, if sun
ligbt exercised such power IN the poison
of the cobra, it might by analogy deetro,
til, poison OF the smallpox, scarlet ieye
and typhoid. He considered that pur,
air and water, freedom from damp, pur
daylight, and equal temperature wer
essential. He then entered into q va
riety Of details of the required modii
cations of our present house architecture
foundations, closets, and other Office,
which nav possibly be excellent if praC
ticablc. From the amount Of eypens
that would be incurred in erecting sue
model houses. we imagine that the We,
thy doctor would justly entitle bimse'
to the thanks Of every architect an
. builder, if not OF the owners OF STE
bttr.p-
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-03-10

DIR. A. JOHNSON, one of the most sue
cesstul practitioners Of his time, invented
what is now called Johnsou's Anodyue lini,
mrnt. The great success of This article IN
The clrc OF Bronchitis and all diseases Of
throat and lungs viii make the name OF
johnson not less i0Vorably, il less widely
known, than that of Louis Napoleon,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-03-10

NINE. DEIoREsr's reliable patterns Of
al the l0tesc' snd best spring aud summer
STYLES. Send stamp for catalogues. What Ia
Wear, with. fill Information, ljets. Portfolio
OF Fa3hiopf ,,Yil large illustrations, Is ct-
QUARTERLY Jtttrn&l 6fTashi5sg,5 ctS:, yearly
10 cts, post.ireeuoE East 18TH St, N. Y, OF
any of the agencies
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-03-10

OF he three hundred members Of con
sress, there is only about thirty, or say
ten per cent who command the atten.
ton OF the house and the galleries when
they speak. It'll a 4 good place for a man
to ind his level, and the most Of them
find it on a lower roInd of a ladder Of
iame than they supposed, To speak to
= mob at a corner grocery and win their
applause by telling indecent stories j,
one thing, and to command attention il
congress ls quite another On. Com
Letter,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-03-10

MILLIONS OF bottles of BuRSErr's
COCAINE have been sold during the last
twenty years, aud the public have rendered
the verdict that it is the best hair dresslngi N
The world.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-03-10

The pubic is hereby assured, through
The columns of this paper, that Parsons
Purgative Pills contain no injurious prinei.
pie. but that they may be administered to
children and the most weak and shattered
constitutions in small doses, with great GER
tainty OF success,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-03-10

RHEUMATISM cured at onceby Durang's
Rheumatic liemedy. send for circular to
AslpAeusiine q BtullT Washington, b. c.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-03-10

4 POSITIVE CUREFoR RGEUMATIsM-
Durang's Rheumatic Remedy. Seud Tor circu.
iarto Helphenstine & Bently, Washington DC
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-03-10
Silver Mountain GlOrics.

One look to the eastward toward suQ.
down or in the morning, will convince
everyone that the Carson bgttoms and
deserts and valleys to the eye have at
some time been covered with water,
though which the mountains and
ranges Of hills have pricked their rocky
peako and formed isles in the ofing.. At
I've o'clock one evening lately the TOP.
OF the Sugs,.Ioafsnd the Coma range and
The crags and peaks this side we're ell
adoat on a rolling sea Of mist, which
filled the places one occupied by the
water. This sea beat on thereefs beyond
tie Tweuty.six-mile desert and the Sands
ot. Death, where glistening bones still
mark the overland trail Tor forty miles,
and seemed to die along the Humboldt.
one hundred md rishty miles away. u
Wa, "a GLORIOUS picture. and one which
belongs to the eastern side Of Mount Da,
wilson alone, -Ergiaia tNec) Eaio>
prise.
YOU CANNOT HIDE lr."" That Canrrt
.poils your voice." DR.. j. II. McLean's Won.
Ter ~ Cntarrh Snuff soothes aud heals al
bot uai, in the nose. head or throat, q sure
cutr. Trial hoyes, 80 rents BY mail Dr. j,
II. Mclean, 3l4 Chestnut ST. q. Louis.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-03-10

The American Architect gives the fol-
lowing description of the Niecnna opera
house:
con each side Of the stage are two
thrce-foot walls, seven feet apart. These
are stiiened by vaults running their
whole length, and forming passages, nine
in number, upon each side. These wall
up OFT the iron stage roof, under which
j. suspended an iron and brick ceiling.
Awire curtain, weighing three tons, and
c9unterpoised, is suspended above the
pr0scenium opening 1t is let down
every night and is seldom raised during
rehearsal-, Its mcshes are only three,
fourths Of an inch wide. 1t takes a
7 quarter Of an hour to raise, but by Ioos.
enjng the windIas4 and supplying 4
brake it can be lowered RAPIDLY though
gently.
The building is warmed by steam
and wei ventilated, while it is possible
to shut oil the gas from The stage and
auditorium without DISTINGUISHING that
upon the stairs and corridors.
Two mains supply the theater with
water; one supplying exclusively the
daily use, the other the fire service
Could we not, in view of the scarcity of
Croton water, connect pipes with the
rivers and gil our reservoirs with salt
water Tor the latter purpose, with the
aid of steam pumps?
"Reseryoirs in the Vienna theater are
placed above the rear stage. In the in
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-03-10

$40 RIFLE Il Tn 4 Er5s,s A%r Sa..p to r"s ls.
drr7, viii stamp. ED. O.. WILLIAMS 4 60, Lock
V,X ms pittAIttrFh- Pa
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-03-10

CT OUt1f E'rPc. Beat chance vet. Write 81
DO once To +, MASON, III Nassau H., New York
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-03-10

WEhaye Il larger sale for llatch'R CGiycrsalC onph
Sttup tudu iUr auy ether medicine uf the kIud. 80
have for sale all the old standard remedies. None
arc IN such demand. FLINT A. nANT0N
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-03-10

A CHANCE fer everybody. National State lot
"A trry. Authorized by act of Legislature of w,
one chance in three. Tickets Il, six for 81. Ticket.
Hcnt any ono who wilIac as agent to lie pail for wlct
sold. Most liberal pay. No risk torun. Circulars fee
tUt Tickets CIRCULARS and iutprmrtiun. address
J0HNNn> q Co.. Brotrre, llq x vi NAssou st., n
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-03-10
THF NATIOXAL INFAMY.
Terrible A-rraIgnmCnt Of the Electoral
COmmiAsIOn by the Honorable
John Young BrOWn.

Mr.. Brown, of Kentucky-Mr, Speak
er, we have nearly reached the end OF the
swelling scene part f~arcical, part trag
ical. Farcical in that it has been a
burlcsque upon the truth and justice
t@ragical in that it has been murderous
to every principle of law, fair dealing
and honor that should govern among
men.
I VIZ in favor OF the bill creating this
electoral commission | indulge now III
no childish repinings over the result. !
thought we could trust the selected men
OF the highest court of the foremost gov
erument in the world.
Human laws can not put limitation
upon fraud they may punish, but they
can not prevent. We tIustcd these men
and they have betrayed our trust. All
laws must be administered by human
agencies if you have the corrupt Judge.
no matter what your laws may bc, yor
hear a false judgment. Jetreys was &
1 lust Judge rave where the interest OF the
4 crown were concerned, Bacon, 'th'
wi,c,t and the meaue>t OF mank nd,
took tnbcs. yet rendered, with one O
two exceptions, just judgment. Hale
-. although refusing Ia take the civic oatl
OF Cromwell, yet wa, made one OF hi
judges.
e our Judges Of the supreme court hot,
y their Offices Tor lie, with liberal salaries
$ are independent OF the mutation OF pol
j titles, each having his personal ard POI
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-03-10

SUCH aN GCN,
Thsi bluts pae graee sad tlI-h of modtaly
Gals virtue, Aypoaritp take, of mclu.e
From the ltir forehead
Ana s.tSa blister there.
, 1877-05-15

rocY hoaers rRatnst fraudulent ain11gAnAttnn, hnt
In nj way attempts Ia prrtse fnr tEc Winding r r.
InAolvtnt rnrrrrnttnrst that Il tr 1'tra tfH"tiny
JpprAte sets Of 1pshkA TO be- keFt Al AhAnf: hnth9
erratly ~ thc r1prse Of ts n5a,nSr an" h, ;f esn
lie Hnrernten rnt aitniled pnwrr rrrasrs new ari
rr4uorsih!tly NJ fny1ncnta nf 1hr anis nf
The ro,rsnlcs upon rutiti:al srFointtra errstnreA
az thu Huprrtntenient: thst II practically .rtts
msns Il ill., sompanits int In mnK The osall! Of
nvestmenfs tends TO locate The h,atnr+s hJ invtn1
frtslIatoty trR.Intpn nf ottcF States and thus en'
dangers the security Of tho cepanles that IN Ia re-
sitfcinn r,n hanks rcccrnr the funds nf tntsc eor.
ranies troast. Il viii ganae larEe Atounta 70 IL
States hst By forhidding directors q life enran'es
holding likn rttinnt IN other fnanr!st rnmranics. Il
ieprvet life tnnpants ~ thc talent they particularly
require! that tho re.tflctcr Of the rrnscs 70 ninety
daJs will subject the companies to eanr1!tAnt afac
IN. e assnla sHA siys The arc,' s.n'5o' th,f ss
report. rcqnred nngnt 10 i inros. on thr denqutnt
ofeef. md, n a!ftIon they should bc tmprssoned in
ludluw Street jall
THE ATLANTIC MUTUAL
Superintendent Smyth, Of tho New York 1usnf-
ance department. ha. annonnesd that; having
iantlc Mntifal life. lVnranco Company Of Albany,
lion Il unsatisfactory. Tho examination thowh
the liabl1ltars Of the Company to be y. lA'. Ssh
and at.cth s1.ol1. 40S. showing acdc!encyt a.
regards policy .h0ldcrs. amounting tn *llo, 3Ss'
The Superintendent will apply to The Attorney
General to close up the Afniss OF the Company,
snd apply for the appointment Of Receiver.
, 1877-05-15

The following tnetfumcnh vera Fled for record
Monday, May II.
c1rT rKorHKry.
S,tsI241 IL dated Uct. Is, tg7t............9 1.zD
California av. gl1 It d Of Twelfth It, v {. a5x
t3tx It, dated MHY f4..... .......,....,..... $50
Cenlrnt lark ~. n i: 10 Il n Of Tvcafy. y.ntlh
u. + 31tt2t s.1O II, lhtrt Arlli 2d..:"..:. 1Soo
Twenty: fourth st. y 4 y Of Portland ~. 81.
we,sensr y IS. a5,f Il. q Wit T.:ltii st. II:
S7xl24 II. dated Aprtl .4.......... 2HO
;!sed Msy 80. s,1o0
ISL 81. lu1eJ 7.In It anil y { ISL Dl. itct1Ut tt
vi. Is Il. iSGslso III sl:a. wsricr ~ i, ssi I.
or Calftna ~. /. Z. ltNElM II, dated
GSs,!t. ! ,Eits E i,r"ise1. 1 fnSr s e"mranyI % 2s,s
West Monrue 1t, 1l3 II n Of Western ~, n t.
s:slio II with building No. ioI)' dated NV,
Haan Il. :ai II oi west Tsycr X, ri, 4ss
l2s Il, with 2!xio1 II on TAJ'nr 1t In saMe
Townsend II, t44l1 It n Of Usk Il, . I. 3txfG8
II, with improvements. dated May l&........ 400
Gatrd Nav 1.snO
NORTH o. err tIxirs. wsInix 4 kAp1rs Or shvxN
GtLka or TnH c.lEHT.norbK.
Dummy road. 2tg II Of Wellington 1t. Of, IA
X dateI HrriI I5.',,,,,.,,,,.,,,.,.,,, 74n0
boCTu or CRY LIMIT. WITHIN RAnIcA o. SEVEN
Duncan AZ. is Il II II fIity.shlri Il, . I. asn
10 alley dated April ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS a: 1.5oo
Ashland ~, - cor of FlftJ',econd 81, 81. 5ox
sa. !; sns :n,fa sbo9s w 'd.tsd 1sy s%
, 1877-05-15


6iis.Lst I'll ~ lcstsi o.Sst ls:siption: aashsss:
90. lnslacss &aa reported ~ 5s!e. We aune; Esroa
!10 deg. k,h Iss. d., i!l!noIs sg.l tat !aO leg.
11o: saow walts stes ,'s.tx1s s,s dey 81.
alo; spsrn. 81 %, OIL strictly purs 6t.i
LID; 90, exl11 A.1D 81 do NJ. !. 73ssucs l,aak Ill
aucf Straits. sc, wInurs u aoc; turpeotlnr. ttc,
RsHMd ssS " dss III xasans g Il s:k as2s de-,
ViKnfa oil naturst N ldHg, ssc natural. 10 deg alci
T!IrArt,EsIAh.ics earl lots were Arm under mod ,
crate 9as.nE. xh = fsr lnauify M fro% @ hs sty r;ta5:
tso4e arr quoted At " o h4l m tp carr end Feschbowe
slightly lower ra1gs than Hos.
lGul;fNf-wa. !. tair request ana steady 4ad.s
sEEiis-Were 4ulet sAd tho offerings wtrs light.
few or4crs tor i"t wsEs placed II hlight !rsncf.
Hovrr wEs nominal: Other seeds were unchanged.
gnotatons:. 1.lmathy. tl.aA+ LIST clo!ss. tkaa4a
%. q! ~ 7o lI,n.; ns.r.a; a; ~ %ilIs sss
8! MI ordinary coassc. II, ,70i datrE without baGt;
r., 81; Ashton dairy, per sack. &&Il
SEA!:.Ms4 ~ fs!f ftauest II 9 .hc.
.tEt:EEAHLkS-MtFe . rather slow. and eAsef under
rocunbets, 7Sc4a 10 per do1: spInAcl to41lo pr
ho!i rs4!.hes, a%ash per hs4! s.rlaak ih43Ke
W%6L-fhs,s j. il.!le ao,ns: Dealers re Allins
aock fast :? p0saibls kEnpAFatory y rrcsiflR nav
ems pez1ef. paT 9+2c lcs. fof mixed lots FROM Cue
hsnda u Esnersa tesei!er.: Washed assss nne tina
nludluu 4ka1sc. uh.Washed. primo 70 chusce, tU6S
4!rt DO pe9E " k0Qd, sk2aac.
, 1877-05-15

tsa III 5 ter sehs h :1sS ss @ rIs s' s
II: :fsr : s e""sn w e s
xr.ss Il e ny H Si3 M M
sssa 1 S'ss! 't % sfif a s rpSsss sass
ssst sy =" so = Ss1 se.s 's sNs s!3ts
ssss Il Sc eas nsn II 8! ea' 5 csc S e,pt. s.
II III sssf EsS':s Sf ii ss
::| ::;'s$ 4 4; y i y;
.s1Xrs9wefe iHil sna wsak. closing. AaYc lower
teany
% s s M r. Sstss ns " y aps: Msf
Ss' sRsssa 81 .es e.is % e:
q: s.: III MI s:s?!!s? sf
f G.: I'll Hi I: s%:9 4 ;.~ ar. vera
IT, e III It e essET1's III Il .o ss nssss ss ~ IT,
scr ID ,;s; S; :sy 4 "a Z;
vssh w. II 3sFs 's csss Il Srt: "r as sr 4
t f FL sa i?G e, ,s!csss
4 :sssS ss: y p ''s
S;$l;;: a..
Nnts-sale1 4. toO bit seller Jnnr At 41t{c.
Meas potk-Sates TO brla At i1H for juno
and $i4.2J FOR July.
::': @ I'll s s!s! :;s; .sl
Lard was hrnfef, with Ralra of 2onn tca st g. ana
!: 'ss; s"a
Whrat moderately active, advancing nc. Bali.
es june eoli ut g. GA. closing the outaldc.
Jny sold II r. gofQl H and c't stll " tho outside.
D. June aoI q s5N6a5lc, clostaR 1t bJ}fo. JulJ
wAs quutrd at lsltc. -
CAtA sold a. 434o for .tsne.
LAST GALL,
AtcEt rork fairly active Ar 7StUc higher, cjos.
Ing II &t4DA .a2 for 1nue and 45pt4 $7N for
July Sales uo bFa At s1A 10 tor June and
Lard Wis qulot and &c higher closing IT e.. a1{a
9ys for June en4 a. 4S047k for July. satcs $50 aea
1t 50. 47H for J1ly.
, 1877-05-15
FOREIGN CITIES.

Special Nspdsch to 1ns JtiSuns.
L1vKnpooL, May lA-It =, ul.-FLoUx-No. ], sssj
Eo1, -,
Observation-Disclosures. No. I, tss I'd, No. ?, I3s,
srrtnE. No. l. isa ~, No. = tes SIT white. No. !. I5s
ii; No. !. IN 0di club. Nc. t IL. td No. !, IL 9i
Com-:h Da.
fAortaloxs-Pork, Mr. Lanl, ~.
LIvxKtt,oL, NAy N-Latest-cor7oN-Nasket drml
1.Ie0d; talcs l ta1sA, speculation ahl expOrt.
2.an; American, son.
0RA1X-Callforu!A white wheat ia DIstas 4dt do
elufs ia oIA1as pli No. 70 No. red Western
sprlux. II 5d4 It's 9dt 10 winter. nuns hase
Fl0ur-Wcsttrn cansl. ooatIlaL Curn-,Festern mixed,
~ td. oah-AnerIcan, asls3s ~. Baliey-American,
~ u. l'c&s-CauAdtan. 40A G144la
CLovxa.6EKL-AmerieAn, gNe73s
rAoyt4Ioxs-Mesa pork, ms. TrIms nesa baef, oss,
Lard-American. "a. Cheese-Fiho American, 7ss
Ascon-Lonk clear. N4st abort clear, ~.
TALLow-t3s.
PxrKoLsuA-Splrlta, o., rtnned. ia eL.
Ltxtxkh OIL-ais Gd231s,
KRsIk-c0mno1. Il Dlt pals do 15&
BttKl1s oy TuhFxxrlMk-:st,
LONDON. May 1s.-Kxslxkp P1TnotEux-ila
Lixsgkp OIL-3s.
6FlRtTs TcArRxTtxE-aAag u
AxrwxR., May N-rkrxoLsuN-12s.
, 1877-05-15

kDecioj NspoieA to 7As 7s11usA
Fx% Tons. Msr lt.-Gk -Aastktt fVr spring wheat
dull and alghtly In buyers tsvosi xAtsr wheat 1T1
and qu'cts sales: ito bu rejected sprnx, la1s AUD
tu No. Chlcsgo g. 10 in store, to1 bu at.alsht No.
Anwaafss q s. IN atore. ltys quiet Ut 074Dso fur
Western. New corr 10 per bu lower on spots 1910
poEts futures closed stAet and rather dus Saes OF
q otD bu steamer on sp0t II ia and Ax0 hu do
old mixed. ooo ba 7ac aaoat for city
loouo hn Mo. steamer NAY, 0sHc: steamer mixed.
option, otlered 1t Csc. sod 67c bid, iea u bu
steamer mixed June, a52sa closins u !astda price;
Westesn and stale, 4140sc; white do. aooGuct Nsw
York No. .. %acs No. white. a1cs No. 2, slket No.
whlta. aass Nv. l, csc, white Western, sae. whits
6t41t, G7c,
Fxxn-Haa dull and declining, u sl0. ooaN % PET
ton. Including 4Vlb o. 0S1l "; dla 1t e9u.0os
7.uo; s0*lb st 41I oo01Oo; i0o-lb 1t rs oue2t %.
Itya fsod s7A a2t Cos shorA 327 0o0e8 70 per tun.
uKAxs-WeYu nrni. With Light supply sad moderate
tnqulEys medium. ehoce u. eoS3.0o; marrow rholce
a3onsaas; pcs, eholcs. Ss.ooas.oo; red kidney,
choice r. t6t white kidney, choice, H. 1axa u.s.
UckAa Fkk10xrs-Asrth room In fair dsusnd and
abou. steady; chsttes quiet nod unchanged; engage.
ments 70 Liverpool ~ steAp, looa boxes choose II
t5.R.
rto11sloxs-Po1k-Matketh heavy, decidedly lowcr
cash lots dul moderately acttre speculative t3sds;
spot quoted 1t SIS =: sales, $50 hris;
1uns At slazk6la<o; 8, go brs July II el3.l3slss
closing Il sls.is ooo bTls August 81 sls.4aals.s5,
seconl CnlL June, Sl3Ol bid. 1lAaO sakxd, July.
sis.91 bid. x.a29 saksl. Gus mea,s-T.ada light,
PRICE Shout steady, m!ddlcs loucrs limited busnen
HeAtern LnK cltaE. 7Ac. laFd decidedly tuWeF
undrr preAsHrs " all. closing Aeadys Transactions
moderate; taica 601 tcs nav prime stea,n on spot.
~. e7: too fancy. *l0Gu leO tes on grada.
~ Is ~ So u tss prime strs u arrive. a. o 800
tcs JUNG. ~ 7A&y77K. closing sita ~. 10 Gtd and
g. 71s s4kc1; z5u scS July, ~ J649 w. cloAlnH At
-. wi $50 tcs August. &Ju14sasAts.
SroAk.-ltehn1l sieA4y; raw nso but vcEy quiets
fstF u So<i rean!n1. lo}slo}se: prime. loSe; aud
centrifugal. lok4liNc.
TALIow-Astke. s4eAdyi Hlss aooo ~ prime ss
| ELRHkc.