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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-24


SAN Francisco March l0-There inquiry, but at ic-
pre. IL truth called weak when
Fall CLIP estimated 100000 n and very little
called Eastern sVce little
Shippers here for few days past the
Boston Sewi0rk Will warrant
sample CHIP reached the market and FAR
healthy the ugth of both six and twelve
1ee anything than the clip Of last spring and
expected condition will be superior respect
quote Heavy Free. IL LA l5 best grade foe
Shipping 10 &c sales 100000 Good Free at l3;
81. 600 ID D lots. lOdlic; 10000 ID Coca, al loo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-24
BUTTER.

Receipt, week Is 6l2 pkg DO st week p 667 Ags
me f44 Europe week 6S4
pkgs last weeks 10. figures the quotations show
that the rush of
brough,
erahe trade has been and favorable this
late dat local call there has
atye the sell Unfortunately
sales of tbs DO Of still the animation
wholesome eject By giving sort Of
deoa 10 quotations We seldom butter down Shaping
uopt hut portion Of the 500 bkns taken this
week grade obned Zoe with quality favorng the
me long lines
ward Though saving Prices be expected u thought that all
Of the placed figures fully equivalent 70 peert
bror, reach new Tie bulk OF the stock On
good shipment snd GOOD enough TO SUIT good class
~ cnsuDrion There is here generally
marked Town then fancy fresh tasted lot will bng tras
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-24

Receipts at Bombay week. 900 bales $4,000
soef amos. Dombsy arbor against u 900
from Liverpool yesterday the following Sales Of the
$4,000 bss Of Which 900 bales exporters and
1000 speeuas leaving $4,000 bs to the trade The Total
stoe Of which $50 900 bales American Thu
10000 baes the stock OF Amenean Imports on me ree.
l. 900 bales including $4,000 bales American Actual export
bales The steady Sales 10000 bsea Up
lands. I'D. Eev-Orsans. BG5is Closed unchanged
The follows; LiVerpoolsssmers nns
$50 bales 81 bales City Of London 455 bales Baltic 2a
Ws,tlnister 344 bales syria bales total si2+ bales
Pommeraa 10y baes Bremen-steame Weer
AntwerpsIeAnsr steiumsin 2O2 bales Grand total
CANADA PBAs-The market Is better demand fair sales Of
10 900 bash. O bOnd al 81 Is in bulE. .
COAL-Thsre demand for esrtain Of Anthracite Man
ucurers Supplies
thog Btumnou Coan thus thes
TerJ eompues have amount Of orders 70 Gil
opeung Ia Gas Coal there further
the weather restricts business For Provincial
for Tue opening trade ". be about The same
season. 81 1882 there, and Freight 81, gold
quote Anthracite 81 S7a9s5 400 Western vrgn. Ga.
10 So 81 25es8 Provinces. Gas 50 75ds7; lace
Hall Gas. sl0Gsl2; American Camel sl2@sl4
COFFR-The Of Eo FOR tue ending this morning
time 1868 bags Stock here
this evening 9s7j7 bags Galveston 1900 bags sesosans
syaansh 1000 At Hampton Roads 4OOO bags
and At 42447 bags TO-DAY the business in Rio only
hued STEADY the deeae Of Yesterday the
Mermscf the MARKET bn up 70 late nonr
m evening" nothing tranpre this The sales s46
Ldador and 1899 bsf B on private terms and a.
keworsan 747l bags Nellie sade At we quSte Or
iGs,e aaa Prime l75el7'ie gold, 60 30 days Mild
grades slow Of ne and ~ ns ao,e1e o. sales
24c; Ceyon l9420e MsrAeabo l794g2Oc Laguayra la4a
- J.m.iea l7as9e sa1tS DqI9so l5agdSe Porto
tura 10 d2Oc Savana 49, l"e and Curscos at II &c
We clip following from Msssr VIM Scott Sous Monthly Cir
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-24

The local money market was easy to-day, with 39
81 as the ruling rates, aud the exception, the
final quotations being 2l03. Prime business notes
are quoted at to Z. The Washington dispatches
state that during the month of March 100000 addi
tional National bank note circulation has been
issued on which 50 per cent of legal tenders will be
retired The United States Treasurer to-day re-
ceved 81 100000 National bank notes for redemp-
ton. The Customs receipts were SG5000O, and the
Internal Revenue receipts, $4,000
The Clearing house statement is as follows:
Currsney sIchange 237 632 Gold s354 663
Curreucy balances. 3.23l.946 Gold baIan.es. 73273l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-24
n Y WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE.
FOR THE WEEK ENDING MARCH %, 1875.
lR,nr,srlY Inr Ing n L rRInurH WYNN poner
,Jere7-af DfrecuOns

oeneTm Directions.
send on GOOD ares aud other
soos Put oier An attractive zoos -1nn
where dirty asoveny
pearance Pack that The motion VII not ALLOW we con
lean nne cut straw With
tencDats
a. stsuBg
n uue time &C An nToce Or st
houd be the
for pa % 1sst
.otha a y0urm Is demand
DEANS AND PEAS
Receps Of 2772 bbls. week 1901
bbA 23Os bb Exports Of beans
Jan $3.50 bbs ueriod last lO57o
bois Exports peas 6OO Recepts Of
200 Supplies Of beans and the market has had
OF buYer Mediums and still
shade TIE has been liberal BUS
largely the of this last Mediums - ons
81 - Pea beans merely nal Kidneys.
seldom igures There liberal er'
Dort naary Green extremely
advanced quotations brnF iuote state
B. H. quoted at 81 1o1tz saADe al Tue hehss
Rgurr VIII chOiee. Quotations; -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-24
AND the followinp for citY bank shares

Railroad bonds were active and higher. This was
particularly true of the Union Pacific issues, Sink
ing Funds reaching co. with that price freely bid at
the close for round amounts. The following were
tha
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-24

State bonds were firm for 1ennessees which were
more active New series sold at A, old ex-coupOn
at 49, 049 and do new at As. The following were
+na hid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-24
THE MARKETS.
fearefully reported for TaE TKiBUsal
RECEIPTS OF DOMESTIC PRODUCE.

STATEMENT OF EXPORTS.
TuzsDAY March 90 1878.
Tn. following is complete shipped watch
we're cleared TO-DAY for
AsrwRRP-BarK Lady Westmoreland 80 . =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-24

MeaI steady dnet Of 900 Duh uuUFo'
Corn 90 % os4 90 Core Aeai brasfe - I9e
Con v sasn DOS 40 Corn AsaA ueH bArs 400 -
Cen Nssl Hs.N s06 10 -
Pour dull and hssv sales Of State SIS on and
6Uds2 30 100 n Jsey Bag Meal steady
quiet Fine White at 81 1Odsl los fne Yellow ~ ~
as 65 Coarse 81 55 Cob Meal 81 30dsl So Ground Feel
al 81 40del 81.
PggiGiirs-The the exceedingly quiet princ-
nails owing dsmiBdef for available
exceed shipper. limits the ehsrtsrihg movement
the Gram and Petroleum
in,sss Liverpool. By seNn GRAM quotes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-24

market closed quiet MldlHhH
Liverpool quiet Uplands Tat Orleans s6SsL Saturday
transactions exceedingly SMALL market quiet and steady sales
"a bales prices unclaimed Isrpeo quiet and steady sales
5000 bales Inehause Of the market
prices unehnge sos bales Liverpool steady sales
II 600 bales UpaRds 7s Orleans Sf8s TuessJ there
demand from spnners sales 2090 bales Liverpool d.n
unchanged Wedneiay dull unchanged
uHehneeL Thuday there rnsr to the mar
and advanced isc 2013 bales Middhng
l6 Liverpool steady unchanged Yesterday the market
fm unchanged prices sales IL 20 bales Liverpool was uu-
changed The So l22 bales against
6S37 bales corresponding week last and the foreign exports
9O7 bales against 7S5 1874 Tho far this
year the tables above The following table will
sho The o 4 pschD or.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-24
Z SANTOS Golfer. Feb. 20. 1s75-Nsr.
Aao.s and loading for United States mail sdvics'.

......
Purchased United from Pen 10th 1880
Drugs AND DYBS-ODum Is SLOW OF and prices nominal al
So gold bond Qanne quiet former rates ~ 20 Cream
duotabe change French 3be American at
$685. ami Powdered 143. Essential ois
bat for all kinds Case Peppermint which
aud hne held the close 81 1875 sanderson
Bergamot selling al 70 ~ 3dS6 So Lemon 50 81 ,
quoted 81 OF 2GSl 10 gold Bngh Cheacas very
toward Soda Ash sold % " Oo1
~ 20: 81 So Bleaching Powder, 81 70 gold
Other descriptions are slow OF We quOte
Alum y 10. 2SG -. Mamma smsn - - 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-24

PAISrs-The fairly all articles In this line Of
and with reduced s,ocs prices fairly mAnane Veneian
aud Vermii0a former hgufe Parts
reles prices the buyer .ay "a IA CIsT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-24

The London market is reported quiet and steady
for ConsOs and United States securities, and weak
for Erie. The Bank of England made gain IN
bullion of f93,000. The foreign exchange market
was quiet and firm at the quotations given below.
the ruling rates being on the basis Of 4SOG4.SOi
and 4S404S4k. OF the future course of gold
an intelligent opinion hardly be formed while
the clique so completely control the market. The
price to-day was 116s0l16401l6s until near the
close, when it dropped to 1l6 on moderate business
There was no trouble in the cash gold. and after
opening fat 18d102 per cent was paid to have bal
ances carried The export clearances of domestic
produce from the port of New-York for the week
ending to-day amounted to S4,10i,679 in currency
valuation The Assistant Treasurer paid out SAL goo
in coin interest and S2l23OO in called Fivetwentes
The days business at the Gold Exchange Bank COW
cred Gold cleared $50, $4,000 gold balances. $685.,
7s1 ; currency balances S1,lOO,562. The quotations
for gold we're follows:
IOoO..ll6l4 ;l:3O..l16i4 l:O0...ll64 230...ll6i4
lO3v"..l l6ls l2:OO... ll6A l:3O." llb4 SOO..ll6
llOO...ll6ls 12:3O...1l6i4 2:O0...llsl4 bid
The days business at the l. S. Sub-Treasury COM
prised:
Gold 23s 4lo % Currency paints s565 a32 40
God payments 1888 81 CarencJ 449 66g 50
God balance. SO 694l Il CuOms...... $4,000 %
Currency receipts. J36bOo 80
Tho cuo+ations of foreign exchan were as fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-24

Receipts for the 2s Okgs DO ss Ssss v 40 .k "a
xe.s DO. Exports o. disl appes vasa 49,"
Biz apes jan s592 d. sane time Aa' rear Lou w. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-24

10
wHIsRY-The prices sales OF 300 bbs a.
-. and 100 bbls. Alcohol 81 -.
WOOL-There little improvement 10 this market and there
feeling owing tue limited inquiry from
this time Of the whch Is generally good ne
the here aud arriving Tbs unsees
showing Manufacturers supply
Recss the buyer bns
steady Pulled WOODS with steady
Woods the Htmness Of ooiers
gre Carpet Woods with better az IN
changed Australian and Cape a. tue moment but
expected California Fall also Spring met
inquiry sales foot fair the prices OBJ
aned According 70 quality.
The embraced 40OOb Eastern Texas 35c % 3ags super on
California on private 2O)OO0 90 do
40 DO Barry 1878 ac 10 bales Spring DO do, 2oi
1000 ID Medium Uuwashed 42c; 900 Coarse Washed 46ci
300 Pal priyae 10000 SECURED Caiforna
IT Extra Plei private 100 ID Oegon
Black On .errs. Wool about 81 rs bags
Seoued Fan 55; 80 bales Fall California loc loo bags saPer 40
[I2a, - Unw.shed private .Srns GALES
Persian Wool oa pT terms go Eastern Texas private
tems 10 Black California private lVOOO ID
private 5000 b Medium Eastern Texas on
private term. 5000 Eastern Texas, 33c 5000 Westsrs
Reeces 5sc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-24


Receipts 1882 boxes; last week l3,0Sl 10;
2s60 Expects II 1913 boxes DO
a week, ls59l last sl5 To- God closes
At llO cable 10 London 10. There has been
liberal business last aud the week opens -
outlet Il thought that start sm
that would something prices oa
are generally quoting before There bo-evef tn
the shippers taking good m,n
OF grade anything else w,sra hsrs
found for State l2Glbc h~ fancy -. scrr
brought probable that order move s az .,v %
sellers shse 81 cone-siou 10 are
s s, - ,sacx .m.n Ohio PsstorT. 10 eio y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-24
,ONp BOL.I-I O'CLOCK P. w..

GOVERNMENT STOCK. DEPARTMENT. O'CLOCK P. II.
US6s Reg 1881 D 500 Registered 1913
/
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-24

FLOUR AND AEAL-The quet aud tame for most
grades with the mneh tsde holds o. and the hgh
grades irregular shipping plenty AMI tame Al Tie
both shippers asi the trade holding
4. ...f- w lunte.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-24

sales Of state B0Rds-RGIrOdd BOHGs-BInk and RaIt
road ShGies-EIDreSS Stocks de-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-24

ner rates sales Of 200 bales Havana a
HAVANA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-24
FIRST BOARD-IUf O'CLOCK. A NJ.
. Of STATE Bonds-RaiIroad Bonds-BGnk and Rat
& locl fr

II Cleve Il Pitts CD
100 =. 80. 92A
! N J Central
80. 60. ...llO3a
8. ..bcs3. 1903
|. Rock Island
= 800. ..bos3. | O5a4
|. Chic Bur. Il Quincy
l00......"lOS[
a Del. Lack & "
= 200 ..bcs3. lll3
. 100 .......1ll4
. l4........ll2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-24

FIs-Df Col are without q1otabs change the demand ir %
500 Georges Bank ~ So and 800 qi Picked Bank at
Mackerel htera aEiVah
Sealed Boz aud higher cargo recently
sold J5e with 4Oe asked We quote
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-24

Government bonds are quiet and firm. We annex
latest quotations:
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-04

Tie New FORK H@l1lt SAYS:
| ''for tn wears tie North has been holding ont
| The olive branch, ara ior ten wears II la been
| spRrnea. When love Is combined With ~. cncc
! Il Is cue 70 Wiz II the cid. so our hope hes
baen and IL roH titst t!te South may begin 10
really llmow tie Nurfl: tiat Ire issues Of tie ar
Wi. DO bEalio1 uad.r TIE green fl liz that now
cover the -rer es Of the former STRIFE: that the
bitterness OF the caEtest will only be- remembered
IS Engil=rut reno2aper the wars OF die C4ya-
lsrsaldtu e Roundhead2, OF The Jseo',ns and the
iauove ians f3r the romance. cljvairv poet
q the tines. ard nsi as provocative OF present
dis -en-Ion asa Nav ed
When has tie North rendered tire olive branch
that Tire srnth 10 ot accept Congress has not
passed to General Amnesty 81 !. Il has male
some special exceItaCs for Office, Of w!.icL the
south have na' avail themselves. Is there any
reas HI II complain 81 that: Not that we can per
celve. He HtA las been anxious o accept the
ternls OF TIE North They have aequierced Ia the
aDoll.lon OF slavery; they have acauieseed ii the
negro boNg made a ctis-r Of IT,, e l,rt.v they
nave acguiesced il TIE Iii etnlll Aaaeadmat.t,
whica mIhes then All voters, they " leone
Northern men and Northern capital to their
midst "en It i brought there for rUrposcs Of
business. The 40 ohi.cs to carpet.ha sgcfs from
o5hcr states who come there III. no otter pur-
Pc that 80 set fti.e b stirring ND dis nsion
and strlTt between .c tF0 races. They tiif ct to
ae2fo social enual'tv. Tina il the extent II ;lteir
II nd!I@. Ibe Give branches ii the Grant
regime have ;.ean robbery and spoAativn.- IN
ciJt4att f.u"ttrt-.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-04
4 GRETPORT IND.
81.


They ran through tho streets Of the seaport
They peerel from tie decks Of tho ships thst
la:
The coli y. -t5g thqt came whitening down
Was never - J ~ white a. Nv =.
= H"t otar3uck. p!ackney ana IeatlCeu
Run for year halIsp-, gather ytlr men,
Scatter your boats 10 tbs lover taE.
Good cauaa for fear! In III, thick MIDI,
The Lu tbat lay by lie rot ing ;i1r,
Filled win the children in happy itT,
Parted its ,nsor!pgs amt dilfted clear
Drlfted clear beyond reach o. cal -
Thirteen cAilti,ea tiiry were III Ill
All q dI1tt IL tic !o",r yey
Said har6-f ced skirpar, !. Goa i +, u~ a.I+
She viii MI al I'll lhe turning tdr
Sah his wife, ! 4. darling ai.l Il uty c4li,
Whether III sea or heaven she III e.
And she III ed q. qu4t eri & va!-e and high,
Wild aud strange ~ the sab rd3 cry,
TIL they sA.lddcFcd and wondered at her -iie
The fog drove down on each l@boring crew,
Veiiel each Iofl each ana tho sBv ana shore
There 4 t a sound bit the hrtah they drew,
And the llr Il water aud creah Of oar
And they fit Tie breath ot tile downs fresh
blown
Der leagues Of clover and col gray stone.
But not from the lips tia, had gone blt3re.
They came no ,n7re. But they tel the tale
That, whcn ioss are thick on the Larbgrrcef,
The m fchcrel fishers shorten SAIL
For the ,ig al they know will r.ne relief
For the voices Of children Sill III play
In q ,han}etA tuiE that hi II :H.-
Through channels whose waters never iail.
1t is hu foolish ship ans :ale,
theme for poets itle = 81;
Eut stl when tho is O DO b5 prevail
And We Ii becaimf by Inc - CO. { ase,
We hear from fne nasty. troubled sh0ia
The Voice OF the cilllt!ton 4 NJ Lafura,
Drawing tho soul TO lis anchorage
BEET ltAArE.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-04

business next April. lie has bought one
halt interest ii JOAN Roor~ou'5 ciroas.
Mis- I - E.el5 kept her promise to APP
pear a. the Ptovi!aaoa Cpar. Hen-e AIonasy
night The critics continue to admire her
courage.
SvdneE C,lgel is sa;d y be Engaged for
Days -Aeeter q x seasoa.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-04

dsy evening willie Kisn4ax and Dion were
piaviE9 their match.
Nienaux sail, for Europe on the 1st May.
IT. vii! return IN two or three month VITA r
Zig brother, WHO viii amu,e the boys q. pin
pool ana play as ptrsner with Inn At HE
three-hal game agains. any other Two that
like t. cxper ment.
R1dolrhes ctel'euya to play Visnaux for
$1,000 and tie Colenaer cup has been accept
ed, and these experts viii probably come t.
getotr about the mid le OF May.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-04
SPORTING.
~uY:n. Meetings. IN the Snvi


Kentucky Association. Lexington. H.
May 10, Ii, IL, H., Ii and 10.
Louisville JOCKEY Cub, Louisville, n.y.
Ny II, II, J3 % p ana -
Mar iaai Jockey Club. Baltimore, Nj.
May 70, rs, "a and Is.
American Jockey Club, New Yori, June .
$, ~, j., -. y ana 49,
Noun nth Park, Long Branch, y. July
i ) 10 about the 18th.
Saratoga Association, Saratoga. =. T.-Jaly
q t. about August II.
| Eu1uj 9 Meeting ~ >sn Frauci-co.
| TIE spring running meeting Of tbs Bay
| District Ealr Grounds Association viii take
| place Ga A prii II. ana cont nue. five Gavs II,
all. There viii be four days devoted to run
ulng and one - trotting and pacing.
Racing nnd Tlot:inG Mates.
!Nrom tho New - K Clipper
III. q org, M.usur, the lessee Of Dexter
Park. Chicago, Intends holding l. tour cayS'
running aud trottinr G1aetiag over thtt track,
commanding On Jlly ~; put. u to the
amount OF s-5, 900 viii be hung up for com
petition.
4 new trottin~ c:feuit La bean formed,
composed OF the Woodbury. and Salem / So
Citations, N. j., and the Nor.istesn town aad
Amber pa-'s. pa, :he Gates Of their s5agipg
Meetings being y. follows: Woodbury. rG.
!, 2, ana +; Ambe1 iarz, .Frae y, !, ~ an.
IL; NorrstoWn, June -, Is. ii md U.s. aux.
Salem, Jane p, -, = and -. ?nrae@
amounting \. tle aggregate ~ sl2 600 MI.
1T pI.,
- - 1-,''fHrt''5' Sh4", 1.'a
'1e.1''7o' W. et''-o' i'-lAS5't'e' "t1t-
al1t ,, So, .'t eio
WIKI II, 80 - 80 co. 81
= 49, t.t''lsl 49, y, oo,
49, - 49, ~. ~ mp o1lasfa - Mf.
w. e. - - -'5N
49, ~ 80 ~ - = esv', ZIG
- = IT, Il = a. - u 59'5S-.i' * "
l--' ~. 80 iO'"9N'' 49, -" "sAie -
- 49, + - 1t.-. 49, D..
= !, Cl~.,, " ~. at -'- ~ ,i- 49, " 49,.
u e I...n' n. -, si.i t.'e I,'sth5
= e.N'1-'- y" 4 i"iA ~ NJ III &lG1Ftt
5, 5a " - 49, q" --'i93 -i''' i ft'9i" q
w.. 49,, o.y y, :,
1T. 'o4I 1o-,ss ri '1s'A11..' II. > ms
~ ~, ~ ~. - A1,oH"s' N = 'I-st46,' tno
I'i' a.i."s W. "Eet - .-le. iDnT .aHEa oi ~
~ ,a. w 14' "a az -A@a-i%i-a-l make, ZOE
~ r. so',
rs III i 1, '',tS@ = .ais yt''s 70
oo - ~ ~ 'ne y o0-.'-ocA eooist' ~
-'p $3.50 :. -,e - - ~. III "a Il.
Y.,., tIr 'l,, M y. w. 100 .' pr
81 III. IMAM, y,ra,r,1, ,r,lt.ai. 49,
Ishl,rs cbiet ard J5,tot Ch;.3 IT,, ~ - Il, 4
Oil. i@r Clark Chi-f. Tnav WITH ri q -,,a,r-
l,d team bo;.,a ,na.che, !. r. coIor .,.,, Az.,,t
.naen
t,r,Iowc~aft nl-dr ~ fl..est ro,,r ,a:!4s =, (
record
lhe "so.er ts9t.ias sea on at = he dipno-
!, 9iA, 80 2s.,'9n. 20 a crosse On /
-, ~ II u. l1;<, -l'3G :, IT. +
49,, : oEi.'4 n ? 5osi'' 5o"s, ol3As +
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-04

y 0TErt-C1MMISSfoE MERCHANT, AA,D
=. WG9i.slie Dea'sr IN aad Importer If
FU#ElGN AND DOMESTIC FRUIT;
E-ae5 a,aay7 OF hand general a-aort-.ytt 6. NJ
. and y FRONT ara
q and = FULTON street
mi sri hef-Taeu Il 81 and pavsrs- ~ 1risa-~
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-12
Supply of Coal.
The New -Tribnne" Building.

New loEK, April lO.-The new
Tribune building was formally opened
this morning the thirty-ffth anniversary
Of the birthday of the newspaper, and
was visited by crowds of people through
out the day. In the afternoon the edi-
torial and city staff made present of II
magnificent set of silver to Mr.. White-
law Reid, inscribed with picture of the
new building and the monograms I'll. q,
lS4l; "W. r., 1875" Dr. George Rep
ley made the presentation speech, grace
fully complimenting Mr.. Reed, and Mr..
Reed responded in brief and apprecia-
tive address.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-12
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

The marine band left Washington yes
terday, in the United States steamer
Talapoosa, for Boston, to take part in the
Lexington Centennial.
The steamer Riets reached Chicago
Friday night at midnight, from East
Shore, being the first arrival Of the season.
At 4:3O yesterday morning, Paul Bnyn-
ten started from Dover to cross to France
iE his lite saving dress, and at 7:l5 was
fourteen miles out, and going at good
speed.
The two morning newspapers Of St.
Paul, Minnesota have joined forces and
consolidated their business. The first
number Of the daily Pioneer Press will
be issued this morning.
A dispatch from st. GATHERINGS, Onta-
rio, says that Matthias Konkle, has been
sentenced to be hanged for an outrage
on little girl, ut gainesville, in No
vembcr last.
The mass meeting held at Omaha Sa-
turday by the citizens interested in the
Black Hills movement was quite well at-
tended.
The river at Omaha which has recent
overhowed its banks Is now falling.
A Herald cable special says Boynton
failed five miles from France. He was
not tired but the darkness stopped him.
He was fifteen hours out
The mill corporations of Lowell, Mass.
scout the idea of treating with the COM
mttce of:male spiAners on the question,
OF wages. They express willingness
to talk with their own employees on the
subject at any time, but not with deputa-
tions of secret societies. They hold they
would prefer to shut down for this year.
Algernon Satoris, President Grants
son-in-law, sailed Saturday tor England.
Its stated that Hon. VIM. s Grosbeck
has presented fifty thousand dollars to
Burnet Woods, part interest Of which Is
to be used to deiray expenses of music in
that park.
Boynton has determined to repeat his
attempt tc SWIM across the channel.
Detectives Powers and Frank of Cleve-
land, who were accused of receiving
bribcs from criminals rendered their re-
signations Saturday, and were accepted.
The investigation of charges made against
the police department, is still going on.
The proprietors of Mystic Park, Bos-
ton, have announced Il purse of SlOOoO
for the second annual stallion race, open
to all stations in Canada and the United
States.