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Arizona silver belt., 1878-07-11
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We recently read n a exchange of an appalling murder in DeadWood- The yieblm was twice shot in the abdomen and once in the barber shop Ne presume the wound in 1he barber-shop cooked his goose. Not excep-iag the heart the barber shop Is the nest vital part. We have known persons to recover from bullet wounds in the ab iomen, but in the barber shop. never
Arizona silver belt., 1878-07-11

If re could see the sun reaecting upon mud we would be comparative ly happy, but that cannot be until 1t rains, and from present indications there IS no likelihood of that until the moon changes. It scorches us and breeds profanity in man. If 1t IS wicked to say it is d-d hot" then has every adult male citizen of this place 5 black mark scored opposite his name in the recording angels book.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-07-11

On the 18th ut. the eabinet- Gens. Sherman and Ord present. discussed the Mexican border ques- tion Nothing definite was decided upon The telegram does not say tkat raids from our side of the river by Mescalero Apaches and others was spoken of by those civil and mil ltary savants.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-07-11

Lots were drawn by the super gisors to determine who should serve for the long term, Mr. VOsburgh holding over -Cinzen.
 The foregoing procedure of the board has been held, by legal minds here. as not in accordance with law. l. is conmnded that the act of 1873 provides that at the first meeting of the board after each general election
Arizona silver belt., 1878-07-11

Lacy's Express goes and comes to and from Silver City to this place with IS much regularity as a Weav- CTS shuttle when tTayersing 8 web In the course of construction For two months past we have noted his ar rival here, and his time has always been between sun down and dark, never Earying more than ten minutes,
Arizona silver belt., 1878-07-11

What about the building a shorter wagon road to McMlslenvilleg The present road is oRly thirty-seven miles further chan the contemplated one which, 1t is claimed. can be made by the expenditure of $500. Al best life is one dem 1 horrid grind consequently re should not add to the burden by continuing to tax our energies by travelling so Far round when the expenditure Of so small a sum would relieve us of two-thirds of fhe Eear and tear necessary to ac- eompiish the journey.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-07-11

the board shsll determine by lot which Of ghe members shall hold for the term of four wears. The first meeting of the present board was o1I the first Monday of JaDuary, T7- The supplemented act passed last year does not change the Inv in that respect
Arizona silver belt., 1878-07-11

ITs CosT.-Edison says his pho nograph wlll cost about one hundred dollars apiece. Fms will enable poor families to keep photograph, but they vii have to dispense with q connie 0f dotrs
Arizona silver belt., 1878-07-11

4 CLOSE RAoE-The election of ". ". Thayer as Governor of Ore gon is claimed by "44 " probably more, majority. He was the Demo- cratic candidate.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-07-11

A pretty schoolmismess ln Maiden Mass, kept q boy fifteen minutes af- ter school as a punishment, and when the tune was up he asked Ter if she couldn't make 1t half an hour.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-07-11

Growing crops lin the mesilla val ley are reported greatly damaged by the unprecedented wind. rain and hail storm which occurred in that section June 26th.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-07-11
aIIninE DeIlnauenf Notice.

TO WHOM TT MAY CONCERN.
 Parties claiming any interest m That certain mining location or claim known as tue sherman shining claim. slruafed in Globe District. Maric0pa county. 4r- iaona Territory.
 Iflis is to uof3fy you hat in aceorl- ance with provision of the Mining act af Congress, May l0sh. 1872. and in cSraOli- ance with requirements of said act. and also instruetioas from all parties calm tug interest m said Sherman mine. and for which accounts have been reDtltred. work hss been doHe on said elaim fo- one year last past, ending May 4th. 1878 bT be undersigned
 Now. tliercfors. if within ninety days from che first publication of this Donee you do not come forward and pay voar proporu0n of cost Of said work che ul- slsrs.gneu will e,am fslrleinlFs Of an your right. title and interest in and fo every portion oi said mining claim.
 Gro. ". COLE,
 JOHN D. SIBBALD. Globe District. Magicopa
Arizona silver belt., 1878-07-11
WASHINGTON Ds c. Jane l 1878. TO THE PEOPLE OF ARIZONA,

l very respectfully announce my self as an INDEPENDENT PEOPLES CANDIDATE for reelection to the 18th Congress.
 IF l am elected l will STRICTLY adhere to my former course, and with the advantage of past experience viii labor to advance the ENTIRE in teresa of the Territory and her peo- pie. To this end 1 solicit the sup port If all citizens
 Very respectfully,
 II. $. STEVENS.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-07-11
OLv. ". NOLtf JOHN D. SIBBABD.
Mining Deliauuent Notiee.

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. Parties elaimia any interest 10 that certaiE mining 5ncation or claim known as the lst Weesero sxsansion os the R. C. AcCormick mini1g clesm. sitnased in GioDe Distrist, Pinel County, Arizo- aa Terutorg
 Ihis s 70 n0sify you t0af 10 aceora- aDce Witb provision of fae Mining act of Congress, May I0th, 1872, and in com pilanco with requirements ol said set, and also instructions from all psrtiss ciHllnng interest iE sad Ist 1Festern Exsrasion Of the R. c Mccormick miae. work has been done oD sad claim for one gaar last past. ending May fth. 125S, 0y sne undersigned
 Now, therefore, if within ninety days from the first publieasion of tbis notice you do not come forward and pay your proportion of cost Of said work, the un- deisigned will clnim forfeanrs of all your right, tiile and interest in and 60 every porlion of said mining claim.
 ALBERT BARBER,
 D. H. SNYER,
 ". Ii. YAN SLYKE.
 Globe District. Pinal
 COnnty. Arizona.
 haV 4Ch 1878. 3m0
Arizona silver belt., 1878-07-11
CASSIDY'S BARBER SHOP
 and BATH ROOM Globe, Arlzona.-

If you want a smooth Shave. an elegant Hair- cut. a delicious Sham pooing or q fragrant Hot or old Bath call at Jlnmy's and you Hill be sure to come away satisfied. 9tf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-19
T,tal bn.t. 4I41.I los LOO 70 6ee7fel eOs7. 81

Total bush ...4141. 100 4.2o4,770 5.597T6l eo37 53i
qs We Sors Ss Slipping fg 'Sss
Eye and SSTs ana 5
MIDEs.6qet yet firm ,ales 1000 Dry and Try saIted
1s5 1 ss do. Ye.rHE sss Old
Zoo Sls s s
Rs Ms Il .dns . sS
sl1snee 81 81. closing 81 So Common 81 CO., Tar and
OCEAN FREIGHrs.-- Rates without decided changes {;
81 S sa; ss$S "a s"ls
s Sss!s:. Cd L ss%s :ssn lss IL s
ts 1S fP 3D. Sa' ha5G s' . :ns
for foriaer &C, for latter; Hamburg, steam. l,5OO
sS5I asS quoted 3D. 1909 5Ss an oH
sH. is & Bacon 100 100 ks B
Sopss ro56 s. %a So ssss asCSseI e 40 h
loj tons Measursnent Goods soasl 25O bales Cotton
Of the ss1l and a.a
% oo n
werp yoya capacity and rate; Italian bark to
EGrs EI D @ SS ' the sa nsr o. y
%SH ''fSo o and Su a s 1 or
London general cargo, current From Philadelphia
port a. 3D. From bsmSe Gef%a bark 70 Bremen or
Sg S pP s hs1s CD f bra&sH s r. 900 Td
private term. London sal 1900 bush GfaD private
leu about Doc gold another same voyage, 10000 do, &c.
god
OIIs-Iinseed quiet, unchanged 6Oa6c. Others quiet
Al call for Cotton seed. nothing done.
PETKOLEU MAbOut steady though quiet Crude in bulk,
7lac. do IN bis. esd0S Eaphths bhG HefDed in
bb. IL 7sc asked prompt delivery; Cases 10 rul6c Re
fined, Philadelphia ii &C.. do, at Baltimore II &c Of
United sales. 10000 bbs. opened al VI 3o declined to
81 56k: closing with ~ 5sis bio II 5s'i
PROVIsIONs-PORK closed strong; trade moro active.
Sr go sS s 4sss 'g S i nS I 80
AND BEEF HAMS quiet unchanged go. cur MEATS
% sIlc.. 500 Loose Fresh Hams 1.c; 10 boxes Bellies,
private 5000 Picked BELLIES bulk 7c 10 weight
Middles, good demand Western Long Clear 6c
sales 1880 Long and short Clear 5GJ sc latter
buxcSio, at West private terms. DRESSED HOGS hrincr
CIty Heavy Light. 51J1; Pigs, LARD active
higher ana firm sales $500 ties Prime steam. spot 81 40d
81 closing 81 90 100 ties Choice 81 80 2250 ties April
81 42qaf 30 closing " IOi 5000 cs May ~ b0aS1 60
closing - co 1000 ties june 81 7Ods1 f22 city steam
sales 300 81 40at7 10. Refined quoted 81 50
a$1 9j, Continent .BUT1ER-Demand moderate prices
favor bIJcts Old state l2a3@c. Common 10 Choice do
Western, 7G22c Common TO Choice; New state, 20 &c.,
Common Choice; New Western Creamery, .jd3bc Fair
EGGr--Easer limited inquiry Long Island New Jersey
12di2ec; state Pennsylvania llGll .c Fresh Western
lie
RICFMolerate sales 6oGs,c. for Fair Prime Carolina
and ga I6isc for do do louisiana Low Grades 1d5
-EED--iinsccd neglected Grass seed duh. sales 10
bags Glover si.Gsgc; 40 bags Timothy 81 ~ 80.
SUGAR Raw unchanged sas, Loo hhfs and $50 boxes
Cuba part late SATURDAY 7sd1 &C. b9lO0 bags lloo tsa
Tc. Refined steady with fair trade Crushed. Jsc Pow
Gord gic Granuatcd 9sdVSc; cutLoaf, lUc; STANDARD
srEARiN E-soady at FAC. Choice sales. 80 hhds CITY,
'TiALL0w~stcady: sales. 10000 r Prime. 7l9c
MuISkEI-Quirt, 81 OOH bid held IL Us per gallon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-19

FLOUR AND MEAL-FIOUR-Xarke' shade stronger
ON @ samowssi by ssicli5 Of desirable ne Good and
CAolce brands about steady WIN mo1eIae l3DDnE ih{
for West indies $685. 20; 1900 hbs. No s5Gs3 80
neia3ns + 800 os - o %7So SS Low GRADE
zoo 6bs nneso Ezra 81 S5%ss IS iof 1e whole
neGesg 500 2 o' 400 SsIT rad" % ~
Quotations ior No. = 80 dS3 80 SupeIhhc stale
as IO Far 10 choice 10. Coco Extra
wcsten o. Coco To- 50 Sgesa % common 20
Exlr rye MI,nIc 81 o5ds; TO- Clear s. iOa
ancy brands held little higher Low Lnia, - 0Ods3 81
gn o a ao@ 20 70 CHOICE + ra% sda he
closing with holders little more disposed TO realize
1s seaay s s S @'CS To Paa
@ s5d AZ go Including 800 Bib. 'os
FLOUR du q9enaaged ;ales 200 sSls snesrhns sS5SS
s. y Der loo hEo mEAT e a% ST go bis
FoREfGN aGciion sales 5000 5cSes Ics,!na
and Palermo Lemons. 81 bO4SJ 400 Coed do do oranges"
GRAIN-wHEAT- MaIset opened ydlc better for sg'ing,
and cSsa MIN ahg an nosS S9cn wo WHEAT better
air es fS Sq5y saa continent business IL
sS. ID 30 %,ny P & aP9 ss 50 81 GO 60
iAS NoSSst 81 $ Canada s2rns to afiy.
4 p T@gs@ Mnst . ge s % saa i SsS % Winter
q 81 WHIT q 9ss .. A. e n2ds s T. t o
ESiI1 White q 80 ssr1&g ;r n !. 81
eiSsn: q i a ES b % i @ NSrnsssi
81 % 70 bd 81 ~ asked; DO Nay 81 bill q % asked
10 Winter Red March closing 81 s3 hid q % asked
fair export demand sales 5000 bush state 5c western
Ss4 ats $1,000 5us r'ss
ndd n bond private 9Hts,t tsrn we. sg9o
4Oe 1000 bash Feeding 4sc B BAIL M 5RS
Market opened firm and closed 1d'lc Lower
fair export home trade demand limited speculative ID.
graded Western Mixed, lsa5Oiac No. 3 62SS2hc closing
b2c Steam Mixed, 63d54c closing 53ci White southern
be- White Western 5ac Jersey Yellow, 67c Old NO. car
ots 57i.e do boat loads nominal s9a6Oc steamer S
81 asked DO May bid ele asked June offered q
DO Apnl eoc closing ss.c 0ih Se s s ssssa
SSs.c BID Dec asked IoNer saIss % ~ 30
bush White No s6ssshs No , Wm W:s ere
ssaa White western. s7a4?e MIed state ss 3aSIe
White STATE $sSslc s inca1Sg w eey Su's
aG%er active q ~ saSssIo q, 80 H. sissSis r.
c cS ~ incrsssps demand limited prices dccning Marrow
Al 81 esi 10; Medium. 81 65dsl 70i BED Kidney |" avg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-19
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

BUFFALO March ls-Flour In fair demand sales 81 500
S Na :" ac o a. sd Amber 81
ss Ok I%Ssi Il 81 % Ct wsi &c
ss % h a1S PS sa. s Sc q SS2
duluth private Corn stfa9gy Gce sales 1soT Of
S S1tG at ears sales fiS ySs
Barley IN light INQUIRY alss of 900 BUSH Canada at
SSa$i cansta a. 81 osSsi Rye nSciys: quoted
S %S at S7s % for a" CITY
Unchanged. Railroad reights UNCHANGED; Wheat, isc;
G o5 BE- w enSy $500 a 5%sS corh 'G5
9n1h oc s 1a a gSe s lS Flour bb wheat
bush Corn 80 bush Oats , % goo sGd s sos H5S
NAH fqisi dS y 5 go bush Ss Malt 'S o' BUSH
ccAs0 March sFSGr n9%ina s1 %aSSasged Wheat XS
d do.t Gt " ~, q IT, RegSsr 81 81
S S = ss CASH "a %s ~ S1sn
S not GsOt1 1r az M sIs sa1a a%a A AZ
Peg I'd ss sHeI Gwes - ~ ca' nr ssa
a shs Ms1 a;sT essy AND %nssy sisSy spd
AZ the close SnSg and % s Sn, , 1
PORK GOOD demand and .n shade ssHsr :: 81
sP!5 = g Nay spr a y fSs 50 Ha a'u 0
81 5S WS M siss RED q Ss S% %
and ad T q gstl oats quiet rn but r1 m e p
quiet n at siossio 20 Lara gecd demand turre9t make
sd la k s Gear 50 54 r Sides IS HSn
one bnt arm shoulders 2c Clear Rib sac. Clear Sides
&C. Whskey steady with good demand a 81 02 Butter Ia
Mas OF ferior quality. Sugar Arm Hards 10isdlo2c
White 9l4d9ac; New orleans, Gd7't Hogs active firm and
higher Common So 1898 40j Light So 500 So 70 Pack
ing 80 6Ods3 so butchers IS asa Receipts li5a head
DETROIT March s.-Flour firm and unchanged. Wheat
firmer Extra White Michigan. III 20 No do, u 20it
Corn qulet firm aud unchanged oats stronger at BIC Tor
No. White and Sobc for No Mixed Clover seed
Flour l6oO bbls. Wheat IL 900 bush Corr 500 bush
Oats 1000 bush. shIpmeDts-Elour ] 800 bblsi Wheat
BUSH Corn 500 sn oa, o 0as nomoo Wheat firm
closed steady; No. l Milwaukee, 81 1o3 for Hard and
81 Ia for soft No. do, ST. 09a March, 81 O9h April
ii oas: May, 81 o99s 81 ooIs; No do Z oSas5 SS
Rye quiet but steady No !. b5c Barley quiet No.
spring 63a53.c., April, 6lc Provisions Inactive. Mess
Pork held frmly at 50 80. Lard-Pnme Steamed, 7sc,
ii'sc. TOR Refined and sa5c for Crude Coffee dull I'M:
changed sugar strong at for Fair and Good Rein.
Ing Cuba Refined strong at ODE for Cut Loaf l0c for
Sss g. o sss o1 @ :.a
aud Fancy 50 Lancaster County do GOOD and chgSs y
$50 S7s 3 eSs &c. &C Good c0G s1 cSess
the latter FOR Pennsylvania Corn Meal inactive st ~ 40 M
Mss Ann q Il 70 for
DO. sOss western AMBER g 81 cs 81 P Pen
e.s slsSs,s
s SSSSS sna oSsnas eSs steamer
Mixed m r assSad a R%s Ssy f ws
n Hsss asTs ss s ssss ssa
PPs s,%s a.sa s5s MarylanG white FsiI
ssr Glover Seed dull Common. 7oi doOd 7sc' Prime ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-19
THE STATE OF TRADE.
rUpOpEAN MARK Eta

rrvTRroof. March i8-Pork-Eastern dull at 30. West.
ern dull NJ BaoonCum berand cut duh al %; short
nm steady 20 Cd Long Cegr steady al 2E Short Clear
steady Cd Hams-I0ng Cut dull ~ 49, shoulders steady
III gOBd Beef-lndia Mess dull at Oh; Extra Mess cul
af ll3: Prime Mess dull at So. Lard-Pnme western
rruer A; 80 TalowPrime city dun NJ 80 Cd Turpentne
Spirits steady 20. ROsln-ComlDon dull at %; Fine
dull Chesse-Amencan Choice duh &C tI LARD Oh
steady 80. Flour Extra state, dull at 2s Wheat 40
| spring steady 10 Cd: Nc SprLg steady at 10
Winter steady MA Corn-od Mixed soft steady at 20
Now steady at 20 I'D Cotton seed OiYellow American,
uonc market Receipts Of Wheat for the week rom At
other $500 qrs. Receipts OF Corn $4,000 drs
JTyFRPoOI, March iS-l23O y. m Cotton dull, easier;
Mliaing Upiands 3D.; Middng orleans Oiid. sales
Of the 1000 bales. including 1000 bales for S9ecuaon
and export Receipts 1900 bales. including $50 bales
American free sellers ~ the Last quotations
I'pands Ml6ding cause. March delivery, Oiod: Up
lands Low Mddng clause March and April delivery 80 adj
I pands. Low Miidlng clause April and MAY. delivery
bsi sd Cpands Low Middlng clause May and June deliH
cry Cd: Upan Low Midlng clause June and July deiv
ery Gsqd paIds, Low Midjlng clause July and August
delivery. Gitsd. No.
and % 3d Clear Mindless. Taiow 80 3d. per owl
LIVERPOOL, March lS-2 m.-Uplands Cotton. Low Mid
ding clanse shipped March and April sail. 6igsd.
LIVERPOOL. March iS-5 mThc safes OF cotton TO-DAY
Included bales American. Futures duh; Cplsnds Low
Miiing clause September and October delivery, bssd IN
lands. Low MGdiug clause. November aud December deiiV
cry. 6'tsi. -, -
iyPrpOoI. March 1876 D. m.-C0mmon R0sln 8,
In.DOS March 1916 p m-rallor, SO. per cwt
IoNDoN, March lS-Eyenlng- Calcutta Ilnseed so per
quarter. Linsccd Oil, 500 10 yer ton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-19
HORSE MARKET.

The better feeling aud activity which prevailed IN this
last week has been increased quite extent s
with the demand that
nearly all the sale aud exchange stables well stocked
single stable received about 90 lead in two days aud several
small lots the other days Of the week u inpos
sbe the exact number OF horses received The vat
week. yet the arr ais estimated 20 have exceeded 40
head, and will probably come nearer 400 heal Just
tie foreign trade taking few but by
the beginning Of another month we look Tor heavy
Shipments Tho local trade however doing rather better
anticipated during the early os the
from Long Island ewJrsey and this state hsve
quite taking Of Horses for witch tey
75 head OF this Kind We give saies
o 30 head with many not reported Heavy dram Horses
not prices vel sustained 10 head
Of what commonly called Norman though probably not
habred sold at 5000 10 1926 head 20 general
rrpOse business Horses brought $3.50 to $3.50 head
Ihe demand for car.horsos has been unusually light
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-19
TOTAL RECEIPTS or PRODUCE.
Per North Ricer, Vessels and RGilrOnfs.
Mnsf,.. March 81
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


AsHEs-Qaict, unchanged Pots <4as &c. Pearls. 5asa
6c.
COFFEE-RiO dn unchanged sales for the week. 1889
haas including O0j * Ann Withdraw stock.
tto,pts 1900 BAGS STOCK ~ hT.t hands. i5&t22 bag. Ia
GOO Galveston. G..oO At Mobile" 2l,Oi3 ~ New
OfrsD 44lE7 AZ Baltimore. 1882 a. SrwNorl in srcd
halGs so 41y bags Including 400 at Ne"rcahs, 3hDi
H.iuunr $3.50 total in tr-t aud lEd
hands 90l bag Aat and loading for the Unite" ~ta -
February o. 23I3 bags purchased a. March 10Th O-
cuanG 5000 >ant0-l 1000 bags toa! Visible United
3-u2yt bags: Withdrawn from warehouse
anrn. III week 1859 here 1909 .b slur aul
3G47 Ncw-ureaus ordinary cargOrs. tOlilc.. Pair
II .c Good C Prtnc. i1c.; Fair o. Cool santos 10 "a
lCc gold mild grades quiet aud unchanged lSDi hays
Marsc "a J. JeNit sd private tiIns quoted IL "a
lie. gold.
COITON-Du i,sc lower spot sales l95 FOR spinning
bales Receipts the ports 1919
bales against 1919 this day week, GGss last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-19

Later there was a smart rally. in which Lake Shore
stock took the lead, rising from 63os to 64i2G644
The st. Paul stocks to-day were rather sluggish in
their movements. the common selling at 39Se03S7s,
and the preferred, at 72971a4 But on the an
nouncement that the earnings of the company for
the second week in March showed gain of $50, 900
as compared with the corresponding week of 1877,
the common stock rose TO 39os, and the pre-
ferred to ~.
The story about converting portion of the Lake
Shore stock into bonds was reyived again to-day,
and took the shape of asserting that it Is proposed 10
retire S25, 600 900 of stock by Issue of ,0O0
600 of per cent bonds. The absurdity of the prop
osition is best explained Dy simple mathematical
calculation as follows;
According TO the estimated report of the company
for the year 1879 -oo o.o
Its receipts $l3532939
Operating expenses taxes, rents interest and all 0
hrst charges i|ooo.'o1
Leaving for $4946G500 Of sock............ Slo2Soia
Out of this surplus the company declared and
paid dividend of 2 per cent on its stock. Bnt If
the bonded debt in 1877 had been S25.OOO,OOO
greater than it was, and this additional sum been
only per cent inter est the first charges would have
been $1.25O.O0O greater. and there would have
been actual deficiency In the interest account OF
S126056, and the remaining S24, 466,5O0 of stock
would have received no dividend. But the advance
In the price Of the stock this afternoon shows that
the report that such scheme was contemplated
was not generally credited.
The coal stocks, to-day, were very dull Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western selling at 47aia4I'5
Delaw and Hudson at AZ 29475s Morris and Essex
at 70070l4 and Central of New Jersey at 1lSsdl4:
Western Union opened strong at 79$i and continued
firm all day, selling up to sos The purchases OF
this stock are based on what its friends express
themselves confident Of tho breaking of It's contract
with the Atlantic and Pacific Company. OfAtlantc
and Pecific Telegraph only $50 shares were sold at
1S3i@l9 Pacific Mail, to-day. rallied TO 179i on
the covering OF shorts" and then closed at l7"s.
The express stocks without sale. but steady at
quotations. The general market closed strong
or. III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-19

q MsI:ss re x::isls
8 ~ and Zoo boxes q Lemons st IS ioss 90 xtshS Open
nsas az r. ss;! sS. s,ss
;!saf Si sa1,n Tsfs s. I@ & F
ss%s
r., .i.:I e:
s e, 51f Rye %
Ley DULL unchanged n Pork quiet joshinc s'saloe Bull
Msai 4 nonc ssS f ac M sa Sc s Msrs
IS 49, Lard nominal!y To whissey quiet at 81 % Re-
T0IEDo, March la Wheat FIRM; No White Michigan.
5s5 ssS A%sss ~ ss &
;s:5 s;sP %,s|..s e, SssI nj s,s$
i ss sf SsssYsi BsIssss ls s
os: au d. No. ssss clover 1Ms%%oin % FIN:
20 no 81 e sssS p SS SS S. gSSss l
Wheat 1910 bush Corn 9oo9 Su,S Al TIC close Whsss
= Hs s :s: ::iss s5 10
Rel y IL s1sn SS sss quiet q.
tine steady Is Hard for Yellow Dip and 50 far
Virgin. Tar steady at 81 10.
COTTON Markets
Aueusra March ls-cotton dull; Needing lo'ssloses
I iss pa M .a y Gales Good Ordinary ' f''''''
boston. March is-cottcn dun: middins; lie. Low
s6s bales: rloss l.5oo bales: stock, LOCO bales
BALTIMORE. March ls.Coton dull Nrtdhng lOnsc; Low
Mdding 1ols,; Good Ordinary sisc; net receipts Il
bales sales l73 bales; stock. 1920 bales. ,,,.
CHARLESTON March lS-Cotton dull and nominal Mid
ding, loL2dl0ac Low MiddliBg. 104a lose: Good Or
binary 92c: receipts 1874 bales exports coastwise.
9IT bales: sales 800 bales stock "a. 5S9 bales.
GALVESTON March l9Cotor irTeguari 1iddlins 0'.c:
Low Mdding. 9iac.: Good Ordinary S7c net receipts
22je baes gross 279 bales exports coastwSe 81? baes
sales, 1,279 bales stock, 90. 80 bales.
LOUISVILLE, March ls-Cotton dull Mtddne. 10ac
MOBILE March ls.-CottOn weak and Irregular; Mid
ding lOi4c. M".ing, 9l2c. Good Ordinary. snsc;
receipts 22ss baes exports coastwse Scss aaesi
sales, 1000 bales stock 1881 bales -
NEwOnLE.Ns, March ls-Cotton easy with fa'r az, &c;
Ordinary s1 net rsee,gt' ioi bales sress ssa7 essc
bales ale 5000 bales; last evening. cco bales STOCK.
2es.4j7 balos - -
net receipts 1S7S bales exports coastwlse 2O4 baes
sales, $50 bales; stock. 1898 bales. -
sAyAsSAB March ls-cotton dull Micdnc i0,c' L 90.
Mddng. CSC. Good Ordinary, S'sc ne: receipts loUS
bales $40 bales exports eoastwse l,o4o balcss
sales, 400 baes stock. 64,215 bales. -
WIIAIsGToy March lS.-Cotton duh and nominal Ma.
ding, 0sc Low Midd,ing 95c. Good Ordinary. s2c not
receipts 5S1 exports Great Britain, 2OS7 bales;
coastwse. LAP bales stock l79 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-19
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL aArKErs.

EUROPEAN FINANCIAL IAHKFrS
LONDON. March lS-l2:S0 MI. =. bonds lsG1s, 1924;
New nves io47- Enc Railway shares lO2
IoSpoN March lSl r. m.-COnso v9l!s Tor both money
ana the account.
LONDON lS-2 m.--Consos g5sis for both money
Pars adyiccs quote nve cent fenies AT
40 francs y coniimcs for the account -
LoSDo March lsi J.. m.Consos 80 for money 10 =
Tor the account. Erie Railway shares 1893; 90 pfrf'fe
o. quote per cent rentes at 10 francs
Ctnimos flf Tho account