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MONTTN EGHO.
VICTORIOUS CLOSE or TIE CAMPAIGN A0A1EsT
THE TUnke.


THE TUHKs.
Epsr9kch ~ TIE Eoafoa 7to1.s.
BUCHAREST, Oct. 11.-The military tttspnsi-
lions made hy rrinrc Nt;fta leave no tloult tint
hc expects tul In the operations; eight battal-
inns of EIcrzcgovin!ans md two battallons of
MontcncErins have alone beest left o,. tho Ilcr.
xcgoYinan ti.lc. They are unl.r the command
of Husoyicl, and hare taken up 4 lino of posts
alung tue conquered district so a. to observe
any approach Of the Turks from, Trebnic sto-
latz, Gatehku, Or Fosc!a. The hctgf,:s along
the Upper 1rehcnItza af[orti .H,stton to wa.s:'
have bccn DESTROYED, iia. M cn abandoned, anl
n tnr!tltn, taken up further along tho
roa:l to Sthtatx. Towards tiatchsu there
Is klstac,; Mt tho entrance Of the Duga Pas.,
while GoranEko scrycs ~ guarI Fotella,. All
quarters, whlcf, is facilitated by Tic provisions
tounh III tic snrinus fortified PLACES when takct.
Ten l'attaiuns Vi Muntcne.r.iis have been sent
s o. + koss! tSss wi! wrre tih sz as,m m .ec. o o
threatening. !lyc or s.x battnl!ohs hare hern
posted, willie tho reht OF the Alnntencsrtn iUrc
is tluartcstd ahout Spilz atn1 Pu19uri1z1, tlp-
posed to tc the next object uf attack. Although
III their operations against ttlr Turkish !urts I'll
tho IIcrzcEOrina 1:r nav available On tho Al.
lrlntan silc. It Is thought the upeIattons against
Spuz or pos1vurtza GRE likely tu be rather
li0l AtHSA4tf -" 1t0t 1H11 Ia Nt11 FN-sA~
lar force there nuc! 'urEe but ils artillery may
pnstihlY equal, II not excel. that Ut the Monte.
i.cgrtnF. ln these circumstance, q ca'Alltiun u
the North Alt,nn!an tritc. again tecu,1lcs nf vA
uc, aud It Is supposed there will be an effort to
bring aIN'us soue s1rt Of understanding with
tlcec WILD warriors betorc proceeding /" a:tlun
In that quarter. The hope Of Inducing SUNG
Of the t{a,lt.Iir A.banians 10 risc seems still
strunr, III sttc of tho failure uf the 1f!r.dtscs.
II nothing better Is astn.nc.l, however, than to
inGuuc the Ailmu!ans IN the 1urk!st, ssin To
desert, this asil1 hc ali advantage, and, scci,tg
that neither par nor plunlcr ii to he gut witt.
the 0ltoInaEe: success IN this rcscc't might net
be 80 ycry difficult: But nnlets there !: .'lGnty
Atbaniai.s will he tlclutEoi,. Frun tile o;'cru.
tons having co,nc to slaudtsill. 1t II inferred
that the Prince, to whose instlatsye thu 1nfa is
entirely d,sc. 10 ready to neGllt nrgut!a.fon* 70
Eecurc all or d portion Ut what he has already
gnt; hut there Is nat the least rrason iot SUP.
p,slug any such thing. Tic psinrc IA tn
strewd d e,lcuiator u spo! his relations with
Russia ~ order to try slpio,nacy viii, Turkey,
stnnt.toplc, seems utterly hopeless.
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Coal SALE.

Nxw YoRx. OF. 24.-At the suction salo Of
1a3, 0o0 tons Of ecsauton coal tho bidding MAS
brisk, and prices show 4 good increase over
those obtained at tho last sxles In june- Ten
Thousand tons Of steamboat sold as s. D93 TO;
25,00 tons grata as 81. So; 2Q,0lo tons egx
At {2.t71<t42b5; A NQ tonA stovo 1t $2S14
200; b,0O1 tons chestnut It t2.S3(g24215; 500
tons PEA Ut 3L4ht9l.37H.
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CENTS.
nary state Of thing
net ia less unifor
that Parliament d

nary state Of thing : felt that tts Cabt
net L. less unifor y than Is desirable, and
that Parliament q > IL we'll b vouchsafed
toinc communfeaf - spectlng the intention
Of the PrenierS = - can be little doubt
that DItn,atck s1E dissatisfied with tho
FREQ trade = 1trcct taxation policy
pursued by t3 = I Ills colleagues, md
that he shinks.* nistry OF Commerce might
have lono ton to shorten the unparal-
Iclel simratioou >: stagnatlon Of trade. Thu
Hight wing pf moderate Liberals, though they
have curdtally .co-opcratcd with tho existing
t;Drernmcnt 70 bring about the present stsso
Of things, nsc PREPARED to adopt different poll
~ and take the l!no recommended by tic Pre-
mtcr. The opinion begins to prevail among The
moderate Liberals that tho country has not cap
itai enough for the maintenance Of frec-trAie
principles. md that the revenue woulf not hare
fallen OIL 50 scnsIhIy had not indirect taxation
been abandoned"
4 POINT.
. nEAltN, Oct. H.-Thu North German GaxHts
says Liberal republic in Francs appears al
most the best guarantee for q pacific policy.
Those w!!o arc 40 zcaluussy striving u, pase the
way Tor other forms OF government should re-
lcrt whether thcir stic:css would not shake
those friendly relations which united tic France
oi ISL to otller natluus.
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LdadoA 7tAss Cr4Ts1taNdsncs,
IMrBKiAL HxADQUARrEns, 00Rxr 6Tupna,
Ott. 0t-fozlay al noon tle Emperor reviewed.
the First Division Of the Guard ~ 1t marched
through this village. Notwithstanding extrrmc'
II cold weather and = strong mind frum tho
east, accompanied tn the carly morning ~ q
.lrlxxllu2 ra!u, these spleudld troops, comprising
the cxbchrute1 regiments Of pTeab1iensky an.l
lsmatloffsky, passed on to the review ground
without grcatc<,ass, In full parade dress. TITO
Grand Duke, Commau4ler.ln-C Chief, who re-
turned hcra Last night from stay OF several
aaya At PicTna, WAS present. and. previous 10
tho arrival Of the Emperor uson tue scsnc, tn-
spegtcd lhc lines. Ills Majesty, when llc arrived.
was aluoet tue only ono Nrapp'1 up lu Wiutes
oyertuat. Thcro vas ycry large suite prcsett,
Including many toseixu oniters, among whom
noticed Lieut.. G,eene, u tho unitcd statea
Enytprers, aud Col. Wellesley. the English a.
tarhe cannot do sufficient Justice TO- the stall
xatt plysGaS spdacIly .S y.s ossf'nE, @ ana % almo.t
hare just seen pass before bis 1tapesial
MajcAty.
continues, although but little rain has fallen
during tue past forsy-ctght hours, aud actlyu
operations arc inpasslbta 1t the trout Oh &C.
count Of the difficulty OF moving artillery. The
nouu,auian Euala have yielded ~ bad weather
aud much work. aud are pow vert hcayy, while
the Bulgarian highways are IL the saue eolldl-
tion. The liusslan Infantry, however, continue
10 press on to the front, aud they will sl ba in
position by tho time tho sosla ala again In gvod
order.
Tho<a persons who regard the campaign Of
this year ~ virtually over will 1nl themselves
Eofuljy mistaken before tho next twu months
have ruled by. The RusstaM eaYa!ry are ez-
tre<llnxly &etivc Ut pEescnt In the scar VI OsMan
PsSh2's pu.itlons, aud tho aspect Ut af1alrs liz
that Quarter shoss tho result Ut tic new hand
nov guiding tie allied operations against
Plevn1-
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EnzEaouM. Oct. A.-Thc following intel
lEencc Inns been received from kurs:
On tho 11th Inst. tho Russians attacked
Furt Ahcnx, bvforr Karb, but were rcputsc.l.
IsluaIl pasha arrived Ut Xetdekan On tho Esd
Inst. 1t IL expected 10 join Ghazo Mukltar
pasha At XeT!u.
Gen. TcreukasoN II pursuing Iamail raaha.
A Russian detachment is In 8oshan!ldagh.
s1liPxA,
LONDON, Oct. 94-Sevcral accounts concur h
stating that tie Turks have comn,ctlc~d rig
oruus bouthaultncus against tho Russian posi-
tions in Shipkn lass, nui have ALREADY aiIenced
one RusAiss battery.
THE EGYPTIANS.
A correspondent at Nasgsad etAtes that tho
Egyptians bcfurr their removal 10 VarnA suf-
fercd drcadlu!ly, 500 or 400 going luto hosp4tal
daily with dSscntcry.
TALK OF ARNiSTtcB.
vienna, Ovt. A.-Acrordlng to nows from
the best sourca at Col,atantlnoptc~ tho Uransl
Vizles cannot agree with MAu9ou1 Damned Pasha
on tue question Of ar1nlsttce. Damel ha8 urucd
m artnist!co with al Ills influence. The Grand
rixter recently rendered Ills resignation, but
Afterwards withdrew It.
WILL CONTINUE TIE War.
Berlin correspondent ssya 1t ts asserted
that Prince Gortselskon, In I communication
to the Russian Ambassador herr. emphasized the
determination Ut tho tar to continue tho war
until the condition Of the Christians In Bosnia,
Herzegovina and Bulgaria Ia dnally and
definitely improved.
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FOREIGN, MISCELLANY,

VfKIKk kSuEUs
LoKnos, Oct. *A-11Ihc Bolton strike Il coded.
The hand mule Summers haye accepted tho ms.
tess' tesns. .....-.
Tun CUBAN PRisoNxRs.
NApK1p, Oct. a+-lk u stated that Don
Tomas Estrado and other Cubau leaders tak#o
nsisonefs Ia Cuaa will b. BROUGHT to apatn.
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LONDON, Oct. PA special from Berlin
sara: "The ultramontaues and moderate
Liberals will probably eotnbine with tho al
yaaced Liberals lu Tuesdays debate: to ask for
definite explanation ol the preseut ex&ractdt
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WASHINGTON,

WASHINGTON. !
The Matcontents Demand a
Reconstruction Of the
Cabinet.
They Also Have a Very Heavy
Load Of Axes to
Grind.
President Hayes Will Neither
Change His Policy Nor
His Cabinet.
The Illinois Delegation Still En-.
gagged in Distributing
Federal Patronage.
But Somehow Their Ap-
pointees Are All Minus
q Commission.
The President Will Put Ills Foot
Upon tho Little Camtronian
Scheme.
Kelloqg's Senatorial Pros
poets Believed to Be
Steadily Improving.
Packard Threatens to Reopen tho
Louisiana GubernatoriaI
Question.
Our Carter 1ndulges in 0ratorical
Flights in the Colorado
Case.
A Democratic Congressman Pours Much
Cold Water on the Texas
Pacific Job.
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winter 81 IS sii Is for double extra whsss
nrip; No. white Michigan. ~ 20 Corn steady; SAFES
.2oO bushels AT Zoe Barley quiet aud nominal Corn
$40 Tor bolted Ss tor nnbolted ton. Miller d.
shors e24: sipstnds S25 iuiddiings ST Lake
receipts 1890 bushels wheat Flour shipped. iopo bbA
CHICAGO May 4. 1877
Flour uominaiy unchanged Wheat strong active;
No Chicago 81 7o cash aud May; sales 50 81 ~
closed 81 71s. jane No do. ~ J3; rejected
81 Corn active hrm at 5as,e cash, soc Junc re-
ected ole Oats strong at ijsc. CASH 4Gc june; 70.
jeeted 35c. Rye la far demand At SIC a sic Barley
steady unchanged Pork active and hr unsettled W ~
cash Sl5 AN June: SIS 60 July. Lard unsetted - So
cash. 80 90 50 02is June Bulkmeats steady. mn
changed. whiskey steady demand fair ut u ~ To-
ceipts-9 500 bills Hour; $500 bushels wheat: l650O Do
corn. $4,000 do oats; $500 do rye: 40, do barley.
shpments--S.uD0 ibis, Hour: l33UOo bushels wheat;
DO corn 900 do oats 5000 do. rye, 400 10.
barley At call Of the Board Wheat hrmer;
81 IL cash IL ~ June Corn higher 56sse.. June oste
hrmer 45tsc cash dc. June Pork aud highers
si5 50, June Lard hrmer: 80 s71s. June; $40 ~
$40 July.
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do 1867 1854 1osz; ten-forly bonds, 1885, 1854
new 1ves, 1857 LOG; Erie common shares, Z; do
preferred 1917; New York Central 90; Illinois Central
81 later despatch quotes Illinois Central at5Ik. In
Paris rentes closed at 1921 95c and exchange on Lon
don at ISL l21sc.
State bonds dull. Louisiana sevens consol-
idated were y lower ana District OF Columbia, after
declining a, to 74ss, recovered to TAX.
RAILROAD BONDS
Railroad bonds were active and generally higher,
with the following changes In prices compared with
last previous sales:-An advance OF x in Now Jersey
Central rsts new, and Ohio and Mississippi consoli-
dated sinking iunds in Morris and Essex arsts.
solidated; Union Pacific sinking funds aud Delaware
and Hudson registered bonds OF '9l; u In Milwaukee
and ST Paul consolidated sinking funds, New York
Central skies OF 1858. Harlem hrss. scvens coupons,
and Chicago, Burlington and Quincy sevens. and y in
Chicago, Rock Island aud Pacific and Central
Pacific gold bonds There decline OF u In Nil.
waukcc and ST. Paul nrsts Tia Crosse divisonl and
Canada Southern drsts coupon on), aud x In Lchigh
and Wiikesbarre consolidated and Chicago and North
western consolidated.
SHAREa
The sales Of city bank shares were:-City At 205
lex dividcnd), Fourth National II 996 and Shoe
and Leather at 49,
INNING
The following were tho closing prices IN San Fran.
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT FIRM; FUTURES CLOSED
sTRoNG--FLoUR FIRMER-wHEAT HIGHEH-
CORN FIRMER-oAT3 HIGHEE--wHIsKEY
NoMrNAL-PoRK AND LARD UNCHANGED
PETROLEUM QUIkT-spIRITs OF TURrENTINE
QUIET RosIN QUIEr-oILs oUIET-coFrEE
FIIM-sUGAR VERY s1RoNo-FREIGHTs MORE
ACTIVE AND FIIMER.
FRIDAY, May 4-6 r. NJ.
There has been altogether less excitcment In tho
merchandise markets during tho past week than dur
ing its predecessor, although there has been
general movement IN trade commodities affected by
the war, and especially those articles imported
from the countries actually at and those contg-
thereto, tho supplies OF which aro likely to be
curtaicd by the war. glance nj tho review
below will show the material changes which
havo occurred in those articles, AZ also the
actual condition OF the markets ut the present
writing aud the market vaiuo OF all such.
Tic late excitement In brcadstus to have
itself until todsyat a events there but little ev
dence IL during tho woek, such be found
in enhanced values compared with the prices
before tho outbreak Of the warabe there has been
con raDlo reduction the prices OF week
ago to-day tFriday) There renewal of the excite
meni, although there much of 1t,
changes Flour was frmcr Wheat &C. its
cline. Corn firm and fairly active. Oats active
and higher. Whiskey nominal Pork and lard
without decided change Frelghts active.
Cotton the spot firm Futures closed strong Coffee
firm and strong Oils. petroleum and
naval stores quiet.
ASHES quiet &C. for pots and To- for pearls
ASrlsoSy remained quiet Eye l3c., gold, Tor
regulns.
BElswAx steady but quiet 3c SAC. for Western
and Southern.
BRooacoRS quiet. but unchanged. Quoted at 3lsc.
tipped DC. &c. for medium and DC &c. Tor
choice green.
Corrns-rhc market for Rio was firm We note sales OF
bug 10 2
Rio. Messna all private terms sales Baltimore
we're 1900 bags kio. David stewart, ut nc.
for common, aud 53s do ex win"eirsi a. lec
ordinary eargoes. los4c- lie air do, liAc.
ioysc.; igood do, los.c zoe prime do. 2oac 2o4c;
sc Use, gold 10 days; Javn. bags re.
23c do. grass mats, 2ic. DE; Singapore. iyc.
ioc Joe Janaca. i7tsc isssc. - Domingo dAac.
lo>s Porto hieo ise. 2,s.: Gosia h.ea ise
gesture, Ne 2o'ae.; savan". isc a zoe; Curacao,
shocks 5snch With heads 81 10 sa sugar shocks With
heads 3sinen - l0a .. 80. do. do Minen 81 30 ~;
SIMPLY a"sheas s. 30 hoops ii iee, pdin.ry to rrine
saj To $50 hoops. !. feet do, s2s TO $50 per NJ.
ConpsGg unchanged. We auoie:-MsniiA large aud
small size, ID, ill4e 4,e; do cordase, boil. rope
i4c American Iol lie.: Russia bolt roIo, lie.
unchanged. iuc taken Tor export, but outside
ot This scarcely anything done Liverpool quiet
sIar aa'd AZ sd arrivals we're lia ss@psr Our
market opsnad aud points lower out renamed com.
points advance lost by After tac second
ca thorr stronger feeling and prices advanced !.
was aue urm After the caIin prices dropped points
but IL almost Immediately recoserru. and the market
the highest oi the day. The closing
pri, to-day compare with Thursdays ~ folows:-
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GOLD STEADY AT LOG 7-8.
Governme.. Stocks Steady and Railroad
Bonds Higher
Money on Call Easy at 2 q
g 1-2 Per Cent.
WALL STREET, |


FRIDAY, May 40 T. NJ
To-day's market has been without event. yet there
was buying and selling enough TO run transactions up
10 230 900 shares Most OF It recorded tho views Of
petty spectators, who backed their opinions by
eighths and quarters and enriched or I'M
povershed by a corresponding decline fall. The
lrch-operators renamed QUOT, viewed the vicarous
efforts OF their subaterns with equanimty and showed
signs of interest tho existing childs play for the
greater part OF tho morning Later they bestirred
themselves somewhat, aud, bending their energies IN
the direction Of higher prices started buying move
mcnt which at the close marked up quotations TO the
best figures OF the day. and such best figures wero u
tod per cent above tho opening ones II 10 beginning
10 appear that even the bears, who could see
future for stocks short of bottomless pit, are
inclined TO modify their views aud admit that evory
thing may not be gong to the "dcmnition bow-wows'
after all. They have expressed themselves by
covering their sh ort lines with aacrity which be-
lied their words while IT. at tho time, false
strength tho market Such false strength gave out
shorts covered, and, accordingly, prices re-
coded TO where they belonged, which still at many
points higher than they had ruled ten days ago II IS
not extravagant to predict that new departure will
be made from this point In the why Of progress, fol
lowed. doubtless by the OVERRIDING Of the matter
and the same falling back, but with the result Of
definite advance from the starting point This, because
the reign oil terror whcn the pears had organized mas
pretty much to end, because the clouds which
lowered commercial prospects slowly lifting
and because belief exists that the bed rock Of q de-
cining market has been struck at last
The sacs Of active stocks today aggregated 233 600
shares, which were distributed as foows:-New York
Central 49, 1857 Harlem, 100; Erie 500; Lake Shore,
bo67o North western, 1000; Northwestern preferred,
2,l5o; Rock Island, 2a.soo; Milwaukee and 81 Paul,
1900; Milwaukee and ST. Paul preferred. l6 $780, Della.
ware, Lackawanna and Western, 81, $40; New Jersey
Central 621 Delaware and Hudson Canal, 1875 Nor
rs and Essex, S4OO; Michigan Central $500; Illinois
Central 1856; Hannibal and 81 Joseph, 700; Ohio
and Mississippi 100; Panama, 100; Western Union
$3.50; Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph, $50; Pacific
Mail, 6,125.
OPENING, HIGHEST LOWEST.
The following table shows the opening, highest and
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VAtNEsTON. May 4. MI.
Cotton steady offerings light, mi1ding ioc low mid.
ding iusc good ordinary. e'sc Net receipts 2it bates
Exports ir5 Stock, .l27.
Weekly met pts, US1 bales gross ENpotts-To
Great Brian SAG; TO the Continent yl3. coastwise
Ssh Gales, 2.52D.
NV ORLEANS, May T. 1877.
Cotton quiet and steady, muang iu'sc. low inida,ng
tDssc: good ordinary. Vt4c Net receipts i551 baes
gross. iiGs IMPORTS coastwise - sales, 3,top stock
l92uS. Meeky-Nvt receipts, J.f77 bales. gross. .j
Exports TO urrat Britain, 4iu- 70 France s2o 70 the
Continents ii.i36; coastwise. 8 500 safes. 1890 Cor
tceiion- Exports e.astwtse, May s. should have boon
l.f5i, instead OF I,5l3
Oswsso. May a. 1877
Flour dull sAos 30 bbis ~ $40 ,, &lI tor No.
sprnn $40 10 xl ~ Tor spbsr AL AL ~ ~
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETS.

OF
as slow on this forenoon the quality Of
the herds hand good that Of the earlier
psri o. per
"a AZ sa i . ss q " Z: asss I'd
tor sell 20 Of horned cattle sales as follow 80 m
$ ~. S per ss. WEIGH .ss. .s s" io: ''s s
I Win soc !, II Per neIs w wsis, ew. 'ssH. -
Meyer ola selves slS as, as.s ioe; pss
H. weight s. % evil ~ Y sw sss srs as srS
sod or Or ~ krcSsss ,2G Illinois s.esss Al e ose per
IT,. weigh. 81 ss. 81 Illinois steer. At ioe loe per
~ we,sn II ew. oo, Coon in h. , sold H Rankin
xsa = 's'' ' eve, !. s sd g Bio %, X
ios .sf and Brown = no. s.ss,' a. lo,s PER No.
s ssi ysI ss, .s.s SD :,
The%sss" = f.asi. loe. psiiS WIZ u per
ss1s r,' ss "a s 3 ''rG's is's. 8. h
Monroe u Illinois steers at c psrlo weight So cwt 81
IL as"G /. wight 81 ss .ss s. :~ 70 Gss
J.: !. SaasIs5 Is.Is Illinois steers A. lo,se.
H. Win y "a head eu 9 head sol. ssld loves, ras
Illinois io'ac. with u per head IS head Il
o osG rss ass Tsi ., 81 's ..eer. ps
Sss ts S e ,Ss %; s ..s ss
Il & per H. wss Z, ,, sw' s sssa wxs SOD tor
NJ.
Brown 4 Co ~ Ohio bulls. 1.-Two weights ,212.
lbs i.s32 lbs. per head AT - y, per cwt for j.
sadder 90. 20 Illinois steers at ioc with 81 on head
III head lU14c pcr H., weiah.s 81 cw.. cw l..
Regentcn sold tor scit and Meyer ~ Illinois
H. with 81 Oh per 80 head aud 81 of Dor
~ head. weights o.. cwt IA rs Illinois
IL tc per h. wcight So cwt s. q Don6c sod io WsNei
AiieIton ~ Illinois ut lUt.c per H. with 81
head On 23 head weight cwt g. Kahn sold for Kahn
Go M Illinois steers ut Dtc. ID. weight cwI; lpi
Illinois at Toe. iosc per H.. wei4ts % cwt ia
SHEEP ANp L,MBs--Tradc small and slow. shorn sheep
suld at frc enc H. wuoy sheep at 7'ac rac.
10. lamb, at lie. per ID. DAVIS iaenDeck sold ~
woolly Ohio sheep weight IN lbs head sic H.
10 STATE lambs, weight 40 lbs, at lie. To- Hume.
Elliott < To sold ~ shorn ohio sheep, weight 1000
lbs. at 5g.c. per To-. - shorn Ohio sheen, weight
$3.50 lbs, Gc To- III shorn ONO sheep. weight
y.D1D lbs. sac. H.. \, wooily uh,o sheep,
weight 800 lbs, at lsse. PEI ~; - ,wooily onto
ton sod 30 snon Ohio sheep. weight " ilt per head AZ
III &c per H. knse pidcoek sold 9 Kentucky sheep.
shorn weight iU2 lbs per head Jc. 10 - eui Oho
sheep. weight o3 los he ~, 5Ac ID. 200
saoep ght ~ lbs per head ~ ssc per 10, 2ss
sarn Oho sheep weight =. tbs Der head NJ - 20
4s4 shorn Ohio sheep. weight ~ lbs head
10 n jersey sheep weight ~ lbs per Il. per IL
80 Jersey aaibs al III - per iynd.
Cows Sales por ted from $50 $50 per head.
elusive otcaIyas.
YKALs ASH CALyEs There smooth quality vesis
on sale quality calves slow 5t,c per 10.
Buttermik led calves ~. per ID
noss.-Tncrs we're no i've hogs on sale.
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The following is the official report of sales at tho
Now York Open Stock and Gold Exchange, May 4,
1S77.-
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SECOND BOAED-l I

s34oO 500. 'e5. 10Y sl6oOo U 500 r 'ds u
5000 500 rs n liuss 1000 5 SIS. 40. c. II
10000 $40, ST.. ll3l4 400 SIS, ., 1891. II
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ADVANCE AND DECLINE.

ADVANCE AND DECLINE.
The following shows the advance aud decline In the
closing prices of the principal active to-day
compared with those of yesterday
ADvAScE.--Weslern Union. IN Now York Central.
Ia Lake shore, Ia Illinois Central, NORTHWESTERN
la do prcierred ~ New Jersey Central, " Rock
Lackawanna and western, So Morris ana Essex 4;
Hannibal anu ST. Joseph, n do. preferred q Delaware
apa HUDSON ~ Mchignn Central = Pacific Aail, a.
DEcLISE-Wabasa, u T., Z. and l. c., Il.
THE MONEY MARkET.
Tho money market was again very easy to-day,
money on call lending at 2a2a per cent ana closing
at the same figures. The following tho Of
exchange on New York at the aforementioned cities
to-day Savannah 5-l6 premium; Charleston, u
l.5 \ "a premium; ST. Louis, lilo premium; Gin
cinnati steady, buying par, selling Lilo; New or
leans, commercial 1882, bank q, and Chicago par
Foreign exchange Is steady, with actual business ut
4s7 a 4s71a Tor bankers sixty days sterling and
s91s l. 80 Tor demand, the nominal asking
naming at 4Ss tor long and .90h tor sight drafts
THE GOLD MARKET.
Gold opened and closed 1861. with sales the IN
terva at 1864. The carrying rates were IL, z TX
and per Loans were also made HAT.
Gold ccarings al tho National Rank OF tho State OF
New York.
Gold balances. 1864. 700
Currency balances. ........-.......... l,Ol52Ul
1oid cleared iS4o,,OUO
CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT.
currency balances. 3.3co, 4O6
Gon exehahgcs' ...,............-....... os5osoo
oo'u o"ahccs. vf-,5fo
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Government bonds firm aud closed steady ut
the following quolations:--United States currency
sxes. I24% l25 do. do. 1881, registered, il3ss "a
ll3% do do, do, coupon, 1l4n Has do do,
1850, registered, los; do do, do. coupon, los; do
do, do, new, rcgistercd lloh llOA do do. DO
do coupon, ll0ls llOsl; do. do. 1851, registered
ll3t6 ll31s do do, do, coupon, ll3.a lI35s do
do 1868, registered, ll5a lis u do. d. do, coupon
Il5i4 ll5ts; do, tcn.fortes, registered, ll2s4
ll2ha do do, coupon, ll3 ll31; do nvos, 1884,
registered, III % lil4 do do, do, coupon Ill Il
lllA do, 4h's, 1891, registered, los u IA 1854
GOODS IMPORTS.
Tho imports OF dry goods AT this port for the week
ending to-day were 81 2Gi, 23i aud tho amount mar
Kced $l,37. ,51t Tho total imports OF dry goods a.
the port since January tins yoar. ssS vi 2S7'
aud the total amount marketed 81, 500.
THE FOREIGN MARKET.
The London advices report u comparatively hoavy
decline u pcr cent? IN corsois, with United States
bonds irregular lsG,s and ten.iortcs being traction
hiahcr-bvth selling at 1855 los A.-and old Isu5's
railway Ere advanced to tor the ana
iGi, Tor the preferred Now York Central was steady
II 90 aud Illinois Central declined 4 !, per cent
Paris rcntes we're 81 &C. tower no closing prlccs
n London We, c;-Consols tor money aud account,
sss,, Asa.iwalLy pvnas OF 1866. Old Jy2A u lv-l..