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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-16
SPORTING NEWS.


The baseball season for the Cincinnatis
has closed, and the game played by them
yesterday was victory for them and a
whitewash for the Mohawk Browns The
score is as follows:
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Strikes called-Of Mitchell T. off Williams T.
Balls called-On Mitchell7 on Williams G.
Wild thrOws-Oehler 3.
Passed b lls-Oehler |.
Muffed thrown balls-Rollins l.
Three-base hits-Gerhardt l.
Runs earned-Cncinnatis 5.
Time of game-2 hours.
Umpire-George Miller
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FlaSn eA.

The Milwaukee stevedores are on strike.
They have been receiving % cents per hour
and want 30.
A dispatch from Montreal says G. W..
Angel, the defaulting Pullman Car Com
pany Secretary, is living in the vicinity OF
that city. The Pullman people don't
credit it.
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A remedy resting on the basis of intrinsic
worth demands the confidence of all. DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup is known and used
most satisfactorily throughout the land, as
is attested by its great sales. Your drug
gist keeps it.
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DA1NTERS MANUAL.--HOUSE AND SIGN
i painting, graining vanishing. polishing, kali
sominihg, papering lettering staining, gliding, &c,
5ec. Book Of Alphabets Soc. Scroll and Ornaments,
n. Furniture and Cabinet Finisher, 5Oc Watch
maker and Jeweler, Soc. Sospmaker, 25c Tax.
idermist Soc OF booksellers or by mail, JESSE
HANEY a CO.. ll0 Nassau street, New York
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Cricket.

DETROIT, Mich, Oct. 16-The cricket
match was finished yesterday The Aus
tralians made in their first inning 1s1 runs
and the Peninsulas in two innings made
1856 The Australians Club left last night
for Chicago
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OALL AT THE AMERICAN SEWING MA
u CHINE ROOMS. III WEST FOURTH STREET,
AND SEE THE NEW BUTTONHoLE MA
CHINE.
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City Work -hOuse.

The Board of Work-house Directors held
their semi monthly meeting last night, and
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e9c STORE.

mitted suicide. Her oldest daughter says
her mother tried to induce her to commit
suicide with her. but the daughter refused.
The mother left her a short distance from
home, telling her to say nothing to her
father of her intentions, and saying she was
going across the bridge Search has been
made, but she has not been seen since.
AN EDITORIAL cowHIDING.
BoYDToN, VA. Oct. 16.-Hon. A. Hatchet,
former editor of the Democrat, and Gen.
Krenheimer, present editor, had lively
set-to yesterday on the streets. Hatchet
felt aggrieved at articles which lately ap-
peared in the Democrat and determined to
cowhide the writer. Krenheimer learned of
this intention and also provided himself
with a cowhide Yesterday Hatchet and
brother ran suddenly upon Krenheimer on
Main street. He drew cowhide from his
sleeve, and proceeded to use it on the Gen
eral striking him across the face but the
General was not far behind. He pulled
cowhide from his sleeve and promptly be-
gan to use it on Hatchet. The licks were
hard and rapid on both sides. The broth
ers of the two men rushed in, drawing
knives and pistols but the crowd broke up
the finn
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A SAVINGS BANK EMBEzzLED.

CHICAGO, Oct. 16-The examination of
Henry Treenbaum, late president of the de-
funct German Savings Bank for the embez-
element of $780, 600 is in progress, but moth
ing of importance has come to light
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CLOTHING.
NOTICE.

NOTICE. PHILIP B. BYRNE IS HEREBY
N notified that on October 7th, 1878, Mary Jane
Byrne, his wife, filed her petition for divorce
against him, case No. 1886, in the Court of Com
and State of Ohio charging him with gross neg
lect of duty and wilful absence for more than
three years, and praying that the marriage con-
tract between them may be dissolved.
LONG, KRAMER & KRAMER, Attorneys
October 10th, 1878. Ocl6-6tW
A TTACHME\ TT. C. PEARCE VS.. JAMES
N S. MILLER-Before Z. Giligan, Justice of
the Peace of Cincinnati Township Hamilton
County, Oho.-On the 18th day of October, A D..
1878 said Justice issued an oruer of attachment in
the above action for the sum OF forty dollars
$40 00). 7. G. PEARCE.
CINCINNATI, October 16th 1878. oc16 3tW
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OIL PAINTINGS.
LEGAL.

T EGAL NOTICE. - HENRY N. GOLDSWOR-
/ THY is hereby notified that on the 10th day of
September, 1875 Carrie ]. Goldsworthy filed her
petition in the office of the Clerk of the Court of
Hamilton, and State of Ohio, in case No. 570i7,
charging him with habitual drunkenness for three
years last past, and gross neglect of duty. Said
petition will be for hearing in six weeks from the
date hereof CARRIE j, GOLDSWORTHY,
By G. W. Earnist. her Attorney.
September 18th, 1878. sell6tW
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LEGAL COURT OF COMMON
Ida Hopkins Plaintiff, against John Hopkins
Defendant-Said defendant, John Hopkins, who
resides at Indianapolis Indiana, is hereby notified
that a petition, charging him with adultery and
gross neglect of duty has been filed by said plain
tiff in said Court against him. and praying that
she may be divorced from him therefor and be E.
stored to her maiden name, and he is required to
appear and answer Oh or before the 2Sth day Of
October, 1875. A. W. GOLDSMITH,
Attorney for Plaintiff
sell -6tW
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EUkOPEAn srEAMsHTPs.

EUkOPEAn sTEAMsHIPs.
WARE . ssss s.. a.s .sa ney. Mail steamers.
Tor Qussn.so~n ANA Liverpool wo,...
ended BY Lsutenant M.ury U. n. on both sas
outward and homswsrd passages .,. Ma q, MON.
skIIASAIc s.,a,d.iy as ss g $50 4 n
From White s. Sor,s hi ss,, .,ek... ON
$50 y sSa ns'arn
saloons stsseroom smoking and bathrooms are
IN sSss
''' s''''1"'' once . broadway S.T tonrIs AGENT.
LILY. y9E .IvENr s.s., ii. american
Los Ep sraR '- LITE yHu'i FOX AN AssiWha
sssas ss spS as ' sailing '
%h fa fnsF
o o q
S EsE y ySHa s sT;T aTA sa9H
MsI
is~ s'sa < Ss,'l A s,sis 'I
FROM 81. * Sc.sl as.! q
Cabin. SIS e $50 Exsassn tickets At ssdacsd rates.
uESSgasS os', Ia sse
WILSON LINE TO s0UfHAMPION AND HULL,
15 "e% A.ss sss STFI \; e
f. ssIs CO.. sy a
GSEAw Y TEsTf Is BsIs4o
and ii N%
pier Is ass River US ioiows:--
oabi na.,a.e $50 o 81 Penad Siecra.e ssra
S ,sss For freight
S'Arfs tisH.
sailing IRON, pier A. North River loot Of Canal st.
STAFF OF OF rharssay May
STATE or GEORGIA ............... Thursday. june
Return reduced Second cabins steer
age :, U Gssii fr H%L 0co Agents. ~ Broadway
TiiE CoMPANY'S PIER. FoOT OF CANAL 81. II. \.
GUIoN LINE UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
leaving per No. ss North Liver loot of K,ngst,
S - every Tuesday.
WISCONSIN june T. ! 4 N. IwYoMiSti;Junoi is 81. x
CABIN p.ssags ss5 s75 $50 according % location
in.srmedisie. $40: ..eerage. s.s
WILKINS : 3 G ~ o., 20 Broadway ,9;.
u A41i ss fS%ousa, ods,sopSs .pe Hs%saSs. 49,
lnSrsasy MAY MAY is
buss s. III sos. IA sa
oii,Ioad =. New York: 9. broadway: New York:
(TENhanaAaLtv IKAS "a ~ XnRK VHn AAvRE
@ SsS mys. e r.. q u MoT s
WITH y PSsiS, s;aifi %ssIS,s:a,y lyme
To .yIe-i.s s.Sn. sioo q cabin. 1881 cabin sss.
" '' t sSTE
marked thus q do not carry '''rass Da'''A
LOUIS DE BEEIAN, Agent, IS Broadway.
For freight and passage ut Phllndelphia spplyto
A1oN1o sn0. 80, .aes.a1. =
Most DIRECT AND ECoNoMIGAL ROUTE TG AOL.
ka.ssTds%. tssaDsss route 10 r.r. 49, ;.
Steamer MAS Iaya x
mail to he Nssh.risnas are great favo.os wits the
Trips regular, low comfort and living perfect
TUSCh. EDYE Co. LW: MORRIS.
NIors C|i Eu ram and American Expresss
(!UNARD LINE.-B. AND A. r. NJ. S. $. co.
~ NOTICE
& IL Inc s .pscc q tor
ON the outward passage from Queenstown to Now York
Dot nui.Ua 20 Si she north Of Is. ~ = y
40 n us or no,hpa no!h Of a. '"s
NEW YORK; LIyERpo0t AXD QUEENsToWN
CABIN passage and sessss
tickets 70 aud from all parts Of Europe Ut very
low rates Freight .nd passage eSs Nc Bowng Green
757vzVzoFRz ,sR T5 = aiaRaI1 E Nis
1fSn NJ sa on %Sa"y jersey o'''
ohAEL ra., =; t Grssn AaY yor.
TSNAE LINE; ,-~o ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS.
CRY TaSI.a:y Nays
CRY oY BERI.IN ..... Saturday, june g. a. IL A 81.
= From pier As North River
..sas a stern. rs sssisnss 9s.s.
,,,...... .,. 10 sss Il Sasf s;'
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD -
IN Steamship Line between New York. Southampton,
,,oup.yo, : l London ns uw n snd bremen- -
HOHENZOLLEk SatMay25 0DER ;.... :. Sat. Juno 9
Rates OF passage FROM New ork TO Southampton Lon
ooe an Si1p ~od second can,o $50 Gold
New-York tribune., 1878-05-13
THE STATE OF TRADE.
ETHIOPIAN MARKETS

LyERPooI- MAY lI.-Pork-Eastcrn, dan az 81; Wost.
srn du at 49, BAoon-Cumber4nd Cut dul 26 6d short
dun at %. Hsnls-L0ng Cut dull at 81. shoulders dull
At y. BeG-ludia Mess dull at S5: Extra Mess dul
~ Ie9j Prime Moss dull 1T 10. L2ri-PGme Western
Gun ~ 30 Gd TalOw-Prme CRY duli SO. Turpentne
--Srir1iS steady at ~. Ros.nComnOn GuI az 5i ZINE
du al 10. Chesss-Ameucau Chocs steady a. Lard Oil
dul Gt 40i Flour-F1trs s,aso dun At 2s Wheat NO
winter dull n II H. Old Ned SIT dull at 70 81
New onA at - 6d. Cotton seed oB-feliow American
LNEEro5l- May I1-l2.3op E.-Cotion baoyant Mdiiug
Iahts p'lf MidliHg Crrdrs' WIgd.' Low At9iltF ~
fii clos of the day 5000 bales, including 2OJJ Dacs Iof
%hr'.''a and export ErC"3s, i2'g bale, inciudins l.;
Z1o b'e Ane1ca. Future ocn Tod better hrt The adj
llo itS a'1co been paIh34y llati r2rts, Lew hddE2
81, ~ r'ay delivery. 8 -. giso a'Id; Up'sufs Low
Midihngy'aasr. MAY limo delivery. j'ai also 5Hro
Il'' Low hnulng c'ats", sEo and July delivery, od
- I.sn; UPlani-. IOg NGinecaUs.. July ana August
'ii'' = oi1zi; uirG T.; a1. tIa.i lpaus, LOW MIA
iiH@caus, ani september svtT, Gi5; Uplauds
p't Low Mading ciarse. ccio5-r ana November deliy
LTfarJoI. May ll-1ia D.. m Lart SEGA rer cwt tor
AD,Ih'E. T.'."", ~ IcT cwL Ipi1us 'oinn -" Mld
yi- tti,.' sul' &Ia 4uy delivery a.: piIns Low Mt
y Hing clause Au~s; ard sept nsri c'eIy. G52d also.
iH,.'', f' t' AEtfif"r. f',IS Gucttr; pIahu''
-" nL,llilE clause SGlpp,t NRy nna NE. sa, G,lan
lN,H.N Hay l.-tu III ,-Uc.. I.t EIss-ts during The
r.. N''' b1ln'a, ha, no. 'ni'-' ~. 7hgai was qHSi
inS'r a. come lHuU.s fur " oI5ar its Grocery gIad'
N ....s, crergt ,r,.,a.l y.i,e More doing
H i.tu.... rtHar FIT ,u'e Of rel, which
mostly 'lt ": lsr' 81, '-. except common Eos inia,
's.-I E ~ tier aaslar -I.ry Inactive ard weaker.
'. HrH1rt . tp 20. pcr o. H1u Teas UNCHANGED.
irr was 90 g.o t4usud Carras' " Rrmah irousLt
,uyls IA, ,."J - ~ ...., nt T'tr,Irtire - f1d
" irrcvI. sugar o. 80 y.l' rrr ot No. - Dutch
'0.rt5, -lay Ey,ria1L'Ls,t Oh, 20 ~ G27 pr
New-York tribune., 1878-05-13

T,.g,.p My "a ft,r demand. ss,., 10 llls
.a o-.s S. . T5a..s = -,a G'. ban. S l. On
lt' '-- C'.i s-r l' d.n'nt .-it -i.-s ..'1 ba.n.
80 e. 'a.3.r. -'-jc o., .3q.lc H.r-J iul..v- Hye
tir ti 'll.I aI... unchanged. fll freight, s;e-dy.
t-..i .-.'t Ul,...i...L
a.. tI d. , .r h... ar. Nu h.,I.. -.,rr ID iIIir
.-. ,.. ,r,t.s a.. ..lu a. lu luie b. a .atc May.
. 49,. g., s,. , o"t V,r .,i' s5a june, g,.
-r. J.i.. Eg. tlv active aui sle 10 zIer st - lc.
.r t..- o.. .t .,.. -- q. ~ O.. rl.. t.,,q4- t5
Jt.r. ir lr f.r rnard 'u iar soc. cash G.-i &C,
Irs ir.. -s.-| I.Ir .r Ff.l.- -ti.,k.f Jrrf'. 30
... ,o ria. .,i = I.f-. d. cor. ,a,i but ru at a.
49,. u.r ..-.-. i ...f, ,..'g. san e., = rs or1.f
U.t .l.Fa =, lara ,il .. la.l..!. - rlu &c. Nri,s
5,a4,tr, t meats e'..- o. n ..,,. t.ei aler'
IT, i,- .-' ''. ,'- ia -' W, 30 tI ,. m u - ,,
coll ~,,.r -r..t. u.gia--.i Ir..s Mn. ule.5r..i.
Nj, n,.- a. ,.' '.,i..,.r v-,,,t ur1sar
NJ = ui n u iir Nr.i,".. 81 -rt ar < TO-
i.sF .1.. >o N t.,. s...- o.. No. Mixed o. .,c
clover ~.. oi a- doing. oi-,,d a,r4 r.seips-FInuT,
,o rI., -,.g 1aut--f ...r 1000 itls. Wheat sgD1
Dl d.. D..u. 2...a bush: .at-. q. 10 BUSH
a + 4t-tIg. sr Milwaukee, ~ - Jos ti4r l3
Jpy: So ado = u-l com qfi.. Lt sl.aig: NO nom.
rally +'r5 N-, 81 5 -. rn, -D-'gt 81 p -d A. i.yc
-prI. 81 c. IIu~ U,a46lc. lrI ,oa- il .ua nominal.
i..- PUrs - 80 IaId-lruuc st-i., ~. ir,isht,-
PulLArlrua May l-tc.r,guin uoa,nalr sNes 5sc tor
, na -, 5'f i'p,, i' 10y ,i 10 y. 81,
Euh sugar trn al 'i1' lsr 10 tHH tl .s4t tIgr Tor
Tor ggt Loaf sc for ciushcl 9aic. for P'yueItd gi,'
,r "' '' ai,' aud 9'ic. Tor A. a"s,sc hiiI l,,5u.fo.
., , i @ ,r gn, ,.c, ig iHy5 ,s Si a., al I I'M
.. -. mn, rlt,i .o ..o 49,, 80. f, IN, ~,
New-York tribune., 1878-05-13

BALTIMORE May 1l-Couou qact andtIlius, 1885, Low
MidGilHg go. Good Ordinary. Sc. not receipts bale
2I bales 10 bales rpnI-ts, 30 5acs exports
coastsslfs. 80 bales stock iJJ3 DaIv~.
BOSTON. May ll.-Cottuu quiet Aidinr lOse. Low Md
ding Ur Good Ordinary, yitci net receipts. 220 bales
STOCK, II 500 bales
CRNIsToN, May ll.-Coton quiot; Mdding, lOisc; Low
MIddlLg gaJ 81 Coed Ortugry. Dc; Net receipts. ~
bales sales, 100 bales stack 4,6.J bales.
CiSCNSAH. May lL-COttOn irn with n good demand;
Mttihny. IO4r Low Middlng Good Ordinary $50.
receipts l,2!9 bales shipments LID bales sales 10 SPIN
ueTs 100 bales. total lI5 STOCK, ihJ bates
GALgfsIOS, May ll.-C0;ton nrm: Midding lOEc. Low
Middlng "ds'.s GuoI Ordinary. sr net receipts. 900
bales exports 10 Great B.n, Jli cOastWse, lso bales
sales, $50 bales stock, Ii,l13 bales. -
LOUISVILLE May ll.-COttUn steady; NiddiDg, 10 -
MEMPHIS May ll.-CottOu hrmei hsd hlghrfi Mlddug,
lOr receipts, i@f bales shipments, 80 bales; sales total
LOO Dles; stock, 1888 bales. -
MOBILE, " ~ ll.-Cottam ion; Midlng, lOc.: Low Mid
ding Jc. Good Ordinary Size net receipts, I25 bales
ports cOhHW sc - bales sales LOU udes stoch, IbOfJ
bales
NEwUgIElNs May 1l.--COr0n strong; Mlddling, lOSr;
MddrC 5a,f: Ordinary, n@c; net receipts, ia
gross bales cNpos 10 the Continent llUO bales
Sales 5000 besi Last evening LOCO baieS: sOckt l2o2lf
bales
NOgFOLE. May 1l-COtton steady; Mdilng, lOd lOI-c;
not receipts 10 baus; exports e. Iodt Brliu s o Oalts;
COasGsr 20 bales; sales, l1J bales STOCK Sal5 Dues
FtilABELPHIA, May ll-Cotion dul, Mrldlng lO'tc;
Low MhdHg lUinr. Good Ordinary 9luc: uet receipts,
7G bales; gros pa bales eNpOr3 To Great Britain. uIO
balr, o. 2SD bales, all To- stock, $500 bales
SAVANNAH, May ll.-COtIOn firm; AlidIng. lOc., Low
Mldng Ji,. Ordl1afy $751; net receipts 2oO bales;
sales, 800 Oale5 stock, 1,ilo bales
New-York tribune., 1878-05-13
rts from January to th. date for period of twenty
EURorEAN rINANcIAL MARKETS.

LONDON. May IL ne EconOatst Discounts in the
open market slack at about y. Per cont Stocks Lave
risen RAPIDLY the lew days past Consequence OF the hopes 0
peace TIE movement has equally favorable on the Con
tincntal DOGrscs.' -.
LONDON May 1l-l23Op. m.-Cousos S5l5l for money 90
for the account. L. pGnus Teniotes. lOI New nyes
1857 Fre Halfway siares pferrre 3Qls Illinois CegtaL
lONpoN, Nay i'll p. nit II X.ectCd that about &JUO
600 from te last Will INTO the Bank oi England to-day OF
Monday.
49,; Central 2aai Nev-Jersev Central. 10
LONDON. Nav l-ljD "a. E-Pirs atSicts quote i've per
100 france G2l2 SnfiWe, for tie aCc0Int
LONDON, Nay lao p nErle Railway sfarespreiG. IL
lONpON. May ll3.5u y. "l.lne ar3adut o 0IIon gone
into the BSuE ~ England balance today i5 lduCrd
LpSpoE. May lli3O y m.-ilfis adyrrs 'un'e i've per
100 francs - l. Cs1tine5 tB arcUint
PAIs Stay 1l.-EXoAange LONDON - irant5 io = cen
times fuI short sight.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-13
Foreign exchange was a. dull usual on Saturday.
We annex the current official asking quotations:

Money In good supply, and lent on call at 3l2Di
per cent discount Of prime paper Dei, Quot -d ~ pr
cent aud upward. Tile following was In" Clearing
Hon statement to-day Currency exchanges, T0B112
G79: currency balances, $2.70S.5SG; gold exchanges,
81 }S 79O; gOl balances, .:'~3,5lG. Week: Currency
cIrarauccs %Gl 572. .GS7; currency balances, Sl7liS
2fl gold ccaranccs, Si19lO@7i; gold balances, sS
2~~J16
The sum Of 100000 bullOn went into The Ranl Of Eng
land On balaH to-day. On the London stock Exchange
British cOnsOls strong at yJios TO- money ana 90
for the account L. Uat"d States bonds the ling was
shade easier; 1sG7s Ciosn. at lO-13, 5S ~ 1908
new 4l25 at 1O5lIG aud l0i0s at lO.L1 IN American
railway securities, EGs 40 l-l preferred
81 Illinois Central 7sli; Pennsylvania C.utal = ..
ana Jersey Central l9L2 There was no quot FOR
money I'm Paris tiyo per cent French Iontts were
quoted al lO96220 i0J1-2; sIght exchange on London
being quoted at 2J.lbl2.
washington dspatcHc4 report that Tie Treasury
holds S3i O6G $50 UHcd states bond. 10 -ccEIc lie
National bank circulation, and Sl3Jl 5000 20 secure
deposits Uuitcd bonds deposited for rculaiOu,
Tor the week ending to-day, J,OOO United States
bonds held for circulation withdrawn during TIE week
ending to-day SG3O, 800; NaOIa al bank circulation out
eiaEdiag-currcuCy notes. %:9G.JJ3.9G6; gold notes,
TlA251OO; Internal Revenue receipts to-day, %iGi,-
G2j g3 Customs receipt, 939G.jOj j..
Following the recclp pts OF National bank notes Or re-
dcmpton for the weea ending to-day, compared win
I'M fttrres I'D d As
New-York tribune., 1878-05-13
ouirements..... s1671s7OO s15s22 900 Dec 1896 700
The results OF the transactions at the suIeasury for
Tie week ending May TO- were as follows:
Gold. Currency
Currency.

The principal feature to-day of the stock market
which was generally dull was the continued exhibition
OF strength by the Northwestern shares ST. Paul pre-
ieTred stock particularly firm and to 761s The
common stock ductuated between 81 and 5ll245I3s
Northwest common duh, but was sustained at 5l1
5l951as and the preferred 10 1928 II was late
In the day when a movement made upon Rock
Island which suddenly advanced its price from 1852 TO
l06. Only 1880 shares OF Lake Shore were
traded IN, at first from G12aGlSs up 10
6Zs, and then back again to 61@. transaction which
etTaeted considerable attention the sale OF the
August dividend 10000 shares OF Lake Shore stock at
per cent Opinions varied 10 the genuine
ness OF the operation. Michigan Central was
oul, but rose from 6S to 6sls and Erie sold
moderately at 12ls9l2 The Wabash speculation was
nnctuating; the stock first weak 333 and then
eiter rising 10 l3 and dropping again 90 13 u finally
closed strong NJ 1873 The latest movement was based
upon report that and favorable statement was
about to be made by the company.
story that the price Of coal 10 TO be advanced next
week was used with effect to scn the prices the two
Oelawares. Delaware, Lackawanna and Western rose
GofIs and Essex fell frOm 70ll 20 7Si2 and NeWJersey
Seual 70 l6lsUlSs whether or not the story referred
~ proves true, with four and ODe-alf months the
kteNt year gone the matter Of tonnage Is growing
Ve oi greater Importance TO the companies than the
ftSe u SNAIL output. Western Union active
StsEsf az Sis III the early business, but later it
os oln al slA Pacific NAL featureless at 2Ola
"V7@ Inc market closed irregular.
RANGE or THE STOCK MARKET
New-York tribune., 1878-05-13
LIvE srocK MAnKEr-HY TELEGRAPM.

CHICAGO, May n.-T1e DrorsT5 journal reports; HOGS
ReCcpt II 900 head; shipments 5000 head; market opened
quiet aud weak closing stronger ChO!co lIeaEy - -O9
~ 30; Light - Goa - 30; Mixed Rough - lO'SJ ~
CArILE-lecepIs go head shipments, 43OO head; mar
kc duh shipping Steers - 1880 90 FetlclH hhd STOCK.
er slow 53u 80; cows Bus and Rough steers steady
ut 81 7Jdsl TO-
sHEP-Rcceps $50; active and strOngi sales at
43 ,ja 20 10.
LoUs, MAY i1.-CArrLE-Strong feeling but no supply
OF grades stock air to Good
blers 80 JCd$4 -: Fair % Choice Cows anu te - 20
asa 80 Common Texans, " 10 G+S 90 ke
cripts. $50 head. ....-.. -.
HoGs-Acuye, but weak Light shipping SO 2OdF3 40 :
Packing 80 3O butchers - JJd$3 10. Receipts,
l,iOO
sHEEPScarce and wanted all good grades would eonihnd
strong fUI prices Receipts none.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-13
Patna.per ain.
Hnnluraq.

Patnaper siin d26 cur. Para. d25 cur
Honduras: a25 Puerto Cabello a22 cur
sTEARINE-Duli. decining Prime Western. 'sci Prime
sCGAR-f.a firm moderately active; sales LOO hhds
cuba 7so 80 hhd Porto Rico 8c Fair to Good Refining
7fG1gc.; Refined firm. pretty good business Crushed
Standard ~" &c.
TALLOW-DIll: sales. 100000 r 6ss97aiec.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-13
OEFICIAL REPORT ". Y. MIYTYG STOCK E
CHANGE SALES NJ II, 1878.
SECOND BOAED--I O'CLOCK p. ".
SArURpAy. May LIZ. u.

The bank statement continues to reflect the
operations Of the AZ per cent Syndicate and the pay
into the Treasury of gold for the popular subscp
tiOns to the cents. The decline in the specie
Of the banks amounts to S25S2 AGO. but they gain
S2.17670O IN legal-tenders Tie loans expanded
S2.0943OO. Deposits are $1.064ooO greater and cir
custiOn is increased S4 800 These figures indicate the
receipt OF about $4,000 in country National Bank
notes The results in reduction S4O5 zoo
in the legal reserve and Of SS967O0 the surplus
serve above legal requirements The total reserve
G66Osl 500 is 32S7 cent Of the total deposits,
against 43 last But deductng the specie in full
from the deposits the greenbac reserve t$3S 612OOO s
raised from 2165 per cent last week 10 2224 per cent Of
the remaining currency deposits. The comparative totals
re "a
New-York tribune., 1878-05-13
Government bonds today were GUa at i'!' board with
the total sales amounting oniy u 9229Gt1 Prices how
ever. generally steady. Annexed are ia.ast closing
GuytatiOnS:



TT5 o q Tennessee. rn ut 3912 -cIigs steady
az 3.l2; District o. & Ialunhl0 8GIs Advanced o. 'o.l
In cI.y baHh stocks, i5nBG o. Republic tW ald a '2
American Exchange tsNt 10 '~--G:-'l; NriF!i.tr i''
al 1902; ; BaDI. OF Cplauayrc, ltJI at ll-i4.
In railroad bonds strong lcr!.EE IlrN'lhIl'@'
tlcueh The Northwest gold bonds are of to iol PLAIN
caus0ls beng at 1O-l2 Hannibal ANA -. Joseph con-
yertblcs to-day az iu ggIcS, 20 y. aa the 81
Paul., also sinking "a u- az lOH0 1908 f'| The "a
Crosse division 1G-le TIE Pacific were tTr; Ccn,r1iS
lO1Ii, Westerns 1u2li. Union first" 100 +-. sihalu-
funds 9G&l and MssOI.i Pacific lr-tS lO-il NtW-Jrr
ery Central bonds were caster Tg' and
Lcl!.h ana Nllkasbarrs cmsois higher al ia Sew
York Central ii l~~5 suii at lU3 ~" E:c AH. at
1o7lg; McLigu Central 50, slntInl uri. at It!; Lot
isiaua and Missouri hrts 1t . u Great tern zee. t~
tx November coupon NJ CG; Canada southern d.
bcHture certificates 40 rs f2l2 and Louisville a'd
Nashville seconds az -.
The gold maIgc. was doN ana firm. on ssl-s al 10'll
loans costing L per cent carrying. fiat ani ior h"rfo"
l.g per cent per aLuUE The Assl~inl l:td- uftr l
ont So 900 in interest the pnrilc dtyj, aud
Sl1.U0 in redemption OF called bones. The dll - hs
ness OF the gold clearing department of the h"nH II
NcN-YOrk covered: Cola cleared, NS.9~J,"ro; gut
balances, Sl,2JU.2-9; ciifcaCy balances Tl,-'ool"'
TIE gold quotations were as follows;
100 A2
New-York tribune., 1878-05-13

AtIentIOD dlToCfeI 10 IstnlEHI 0lVHtI
bash Railway Co." in another column. The statement
shows the amount OF uuunded bonds to be $2l5UOOD
The TRIBUNE Of May placed the amount at over -
OOO0U0 The statement Of earnings for the three months
ended March 81 makes the net earnings some T;3 900
greater tnan the Off riI statement published in The
Tribune April 49, But even with TINS increased sum
there is a deficit IN meeting the fixed ChaIecs We cal
cuaie them Of 100000, and calculated bl the
parties the recent against the company Of
81 JOO0O the results of the three months business.
The receipts Of -four and gram at the principal Allan
tic ports this II lth day Of May
York