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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-04-25
STORM NOTES..

Cincinnati, April 25.-Advices from a
number of points in the interior of this and
adjoining states, indicate that the storm of
yesterday and last evening was very general
and very severe. In this locality no serious
damage ,n.ued beyond the leveling Of a
number Of trees, fences, etc. Tom Webb.
a hod-carrier, was quite seriously injured by
flying bricks from an unfinished building.
Somerset, Ky, April 25-A dispatch says
The storm was unequalled for persisten-
cy and general fury. 1t unroofed stores,
blew down dwellings, stables, kitchens. trees,
fences; blew out windows, and in fact did
more or less damage to nearly the entire
population Of that place. A house hall
mile from town, occupied by colored people
was blow fiat to the ground. There is hard
ly farm or forest in that county but re-
ceived more or, less damage. On a spot O
half an acre, "A trees were uprooted.
At Kensington, small brick school house
was demolished injuring nearly all the
scholars, ONE quite seriously.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-04-25
CONGRESSIONAL. L.
HOUSE.

hOlsE.
Washington, April 25.-The speaker an.
nounced the regular order to be the consid.
Grafton of the senate bill for the repeal of
the bankrupt law.
Mr.. Mcmahon, who had charge Of the
bill, stated that at the end Of two hours dis
cusion he would demand the previous
question.
Kelly hoped the house would not second
the previous question. but that j, would a.
low extended discussion to be had on the
bill
Also communication from the postmas.
ter general in regard 10 deficiencies in ap
preparations for that department during the
current fiscal year. Referred.
The river and hsrbor appropriation bill
which recently passed the house, was reac
by its title ard referred.
The consideration Of the bills on the cal
endar, not objected to, was resumed.
SENATE
Washington, April 25.-The presiden
pro tenn laid before the senate communi
cation from the secretary of the treasury, il
answer to q resolution calling for informa
,ion in regard to The amount of Covernmen
bonds sold since Marck 4,h 1861, amour
paid the syndicate for placing them on IT.
market, etc. Ordered printed and referred
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-04-25

memberins that Mr.. Iaye. was continually
inspiring his personal friends and trusted
agents by every means in his power to secure
ior him the electoral vote of Florida and
Louisiana, and believing i. to have been a
conscious wrong on his part, done with the
knowledge that he had not been
elected, as his subsequent re.
pudla,ion Of Gov. Packard, whose title
was bound up In his own, and his willful
and cowardlv dcscrtion of the very men
who contributed so largely to his election
has shown, my contempt for the pitablc
llttleness Of the man is b. yond my power
OF expression.
MIR. Hayes has denied the validity of his
own title in denying Goy..sP Psckard's. He
has ignored his Florida friends, showing
that he believed them unworthy, and
tainted with fraud; yet he
holds on to the presidency, which, in his
own opinion, WAS secured by this very
fraud He has cowardly abandoned ard
betrayed his southern republican friende
through fear Of being ousted from an Office
that he believed he never was elected to by
the people. Whatever may be the opinion
OF men In regard I, my motives, give
thom the facts and leave my motives 10 6
higher tribunal.
lSgncd.l SAM'L Il. McLlN.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-04-25
LATEST BY MAIL.

A Vienna correspondent says Italy at the
request Of Germany is assisting in the efforts
at mediation.
A Bucharest dispatch reports that the
forepos,s OF the Russian corps are within
an hours march. of Bucharest.
Father Curci, who was compelled TO leave
the Society Of Jesus towards the end Of the |
pontihcate Of Plus IN, because he recon.
mended compromise between Italy and
the papacy has been summoned 10 the vati-
can.
The African NJ. Z. church at Urbana,
Ohio, have adopted resolutions censuring
the late Atlanta Sunday school convention
for refusing a sea, in its board to p. War
nett pastor Of the African Methodist church
at Urbana, on account of color.
A correspondent at Berlin says the pre-
liminary conference las not even been men
,ioned in the recent negotiations. 1t is con-
sidered that Russia's willingness to treat
about the withdrawal Of her forces from
Constantinople merely indicates wish to
temporize.
Pera correspondence shows that the
Mussulman insurrection is formidable. 1t
engages 5000 Russian troops and extends
over an area 10000 square miles, from be-
tween Bazerdjik and Phillipopolis to Gu.
muldschina and Tchermen. 1t was caused
bv intolerable oppression Of the Bulgarian
regime and brought to a head by the abduc-
ton Of Turkish women by the Bulgarians.
the directors Of the Western Union Tele-
graph company, in New York on Tuesday,
adopted preamble and revolutions setting
forth that by the death of Mr.. Orton, for
twelve wears president of the company, they
had lost friend endeared to them by long
and agreeable association, and whom they
had learned to esteem no less for his high
moral worth and sterling character than for
his great and recognized ability, and tina,
while deeply lamenting the loss Of SO able
and distinguished an officer to be suddenly
removed by death. they sorrowed still more
for the parting from so true and cherished
an associate.
Geo. T. Hathaway treasurer Of the Border
City mills, Fall River, was arrested Tuesda,
afternoon on charge Of embezzling 500,
900. He plead not guilty and went to Jail
The feeling Of indignation against dsiaulte
Halfway has been greatly inte1hiisd, par
ticularly among the smaller dcrs
principally mechanics and laboill En- VIII
had invested in stock Of the br Cit
mills their small savings, the rauI Inef year
Of diligent toll. Numerous three, lynch
ing him have been made and taking til
law into their own hands, and shndoubtedl
something Of the kind would have happene
. had Hathaway been allowed to remain i
his residence another day.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-04-25
TELEcRAPHlc BREvlTIEs.

Dublin, April 25-O'Leary, the pedes.
ttian, has completed walk CT 22O miles in
60 hours.
New York, April 25.-The syndicate has
taken s5,ooo,0oO more in A.! per cent bonds,
making $4,000, 900, under their contract.
Chicago, April 25.-Jno. p. Reynolds was
this morning appointed chief grain inspcc-
tor, vice SWEET, removed. The appointmel
gives general satisfac ion.
New York, April 25.-Thomas Burns and
Dennis Taylor, contractors and builders
have gone INTO bankruptcy. Liabilitiep
$250OO.
Richmond, April 25-Alfred II. Thorn
who shot and killed Major Sidney PITTS, a.
Eas,villr,a a few weeks ago, and who wa!
himself severely wounded by Pitts. ha.
been tried and acquitted on the ground O
sclC-ieterse.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-04-25
b. ACK HILLS NOTES.
Rapid City Journal.

Rapid City Journal.
Dick Math,eson reached Rapid City from
Yankton last week.
Snow Flake flour $40 per hundred at
Rapid, against ;S77.775 at Deadwood.
Another quartz mill for Pennington
county is on the way from Sidney.
Snow fell to the depth of IA inches at
Rapid City on the 18th, l4th and 18th.
Senator Spencer has supplied his friende
in the Hills with copies Of Howe's speech
on Hayes
For the information Of the public gener
ally, we append the following list Of towns
with distance from Rapid City:
To Crook City, So miles; Deadwood, AZ
Central City. "A; Lead City, 46; Galen'
City, 30; spearfsh City, AZ; Forest City
40; Pactola, Is; Castlcton, "a; Sheridan
l6; Hill City. %; Rockerville, 10; Hay
ward II; Custer. 40; Fort Pierre, l6o
Sidney, 225; Cheyenne, 26o; Bismarck
$50.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-04-25

Deadwood and Whi,ewood creeks over.
flowed their banks and did considerable
damage to property.
Wesley Travis and James J. Sutherland,
Of Dcadwood, were arrested and put under
1000 bonds each to answer at the district
court to the charge of attempting to bribe
jurors in mining case recently tried in the
district court Of Lawrence county.
A. j. Welch, brother of the late Maj. L.
Welch, Of Deadwood, died Of pneumonia on
the 10th. He was summoned to Deadwood
on account Of the sickness Of his brother,
and arrived short time after his brothers
death. Within few days after his arrival
he was stricken with the same disease, and
died as above stated
County Treasurer Brigham, Of Lawrence
county, is undergoing trial before the coun
ty commissioners on charges of malfeasance
in Office preferred by F. c. Graham, for
mcr deputy in his Office. The charges are
twelve in number, and include all sorts Of
crookcdness. At last advices the investiga-
ton had not been concluded. Several Of
the charges we're sustained.
A Deadwood dispatch Of the 2lst, says
that violent rain and bail storm. accom-
panied by thunder and lightning, COM
menced on the night of the 10th, and sub,
scquently changed TO snow. The latter is
still falling. Much damage has been done
to placer miccs in Deadwood gulch. Near
ly all the shafts are filled with water, and
all the quartz mills excepting two or three
have been compelled to shut down, as The
roads are impossible for ore wagons. Sec
tions of the Gayville and Deadwood tol
road have been washed out. All the bridge
on the Lead City and Deadwood toll roat
have been washed out All the bridges Of
the Lead City and Dead wood toll road vielt,
/, ed to the immense force OF the wtt.r, an,
were carried down stream Commupica
tcn between the different camps is cou
ple,cly obs,,uctcd. A gang of men worke
all Thursday nigh: in Dcadwood and vic
nifty tearing down shantles. removin
bridges and other distractions 10 the VIZ
,er's free passage through the town Man
houses were flooded and a few washe
away
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-04-25

The two large pine trees which stood op.
posite each other on Main street. Dead
wood, have been cut down.
Rich gold and silver orc has been dis
covered on Spring creek, near Custer. Ii
is estimated by expert, ,hst the silver rock
will yield al the rate Of 100000 rer ton.
In returning from the funeral Of A. j.
Welch u, Deadwood, the carriage in which
Mrs. Farley and Mrs. Morton were riding
was upset. and the latter lady considerably
injured
A very severe rain and snow storm pre-.
vailed 10 The Hills on the 10Th and l'th.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-04-25
MARKETS By TELEGRAPH

WALL STREET.
New York, April 25.
Gold -l00Ic.
Money-6c.
Stocks-unsett'ed.
Governments -trine weaker.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-04-25
FIRES.
AT COBURG.

Coburg. Ont, April 25.-The Windsor
hotel burned TO the ground tbs morning.
The froLt wall fell outward, bury ing a
number of fremcn in the ruins, four OF
;Xhom were killed.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-04-25

90 can MAKE money faster AT work for us than
at anything else Capital not required We
~ will start you sly al home made hy the
industrious. Men. women. boys and girls
wanted everywhere 10 work for us. Now is the
time. Costly outfit and terms free. Address
TRUE Co., Augusta. Maine.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-04-25

A letter from Buchaac-, reports tha, tie
Hns.;aos have un>ucctssfnlty attempted TO
drs,roy q powder factory al buchMes.
Twelve Irs,ons wers killed.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-04-25

MILWAUKEE.
Milwaukee, April %.
WHEAT-steady; hard, LIS; No. Il
lille; No. 2, l.l2ic for cash; l.l2 for
May; LII :c for June. No. 8, l.0G3c.
CoRS-steady;- 4lc
OATs-26lc.
RYE-59ic.
BARLEY-5Sc.
CHICAGO.
Chicago, April 25.
WHEAr-unsettied and active, closing
easier; Ill for cash; l.l04@ 1,l0sc for
May ;lo9sc bid for June.
CoRs-steady Ale for cash; 4lsc
for May; 4l!c for June.
OArs-firmer 263c for cash, May and
June
RYE-594c.
BARLEY-47c.
PoRK-steady; sG7@ SO for cash, May;
s.s2l bid for June.
LARD-tirm; 697!c for cash; 100 for
June.
ALcOHoL-52c.
NEW YORK MARKET.
New York, April 25.
WuEAr-quie,; receipts, 5000; sales,
5000; 1869 for No. 2, spring, April.
RYE-frm; 73M755:.
CoRS-quiet; receipts, 10000; sales, 4o,'
600; unchanchanged.
BARLEY-quiet.
OArs-firmer receipts, $4,000; sales, 100
900: prices unchanged.
PoEK-steady F.; $3.50 800.
LARD-steady; 25 ...
WHISKY l.07c.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-04-25
JAMES S. FOSTER,
Real Estate Dealer

YANKTON. DAKOTA,
Has THIRTY FARMS desirably located,
ranging in price from S4OO to $4,000,
according to distance from rail-
road and amount of i'm
proments; also
Desirable Residences and Unimproved
City Property.
Investments made for Nonresident Capital
lsts. ana satisfaction guaranteed. Having been
a resident OF Dakota for fourteen years. and be-
ing familiar with the southeastern portion OF the
territory, Will cheerfu!y answer letters of in
curry with reference to lands. will also furnish
lrcc, on application, such printed matter as am
able to command.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-12
Total bush lO7 6.6sO,746 7.sg


ebipripy r,c Lay IN Ia, sue sIeS d
MUS rab.,. d. nn ~ ~. '''''i' MIN
iiOP--sf,,Ier,,a "a, yy e'' no - r. an, oo,s,,
'9 III me sTaoeF very firmly quoted r..i
Rico 25diOc New Orleans dull New CSon ~ 5iSc Old
NAVAL SLOPES srrtt. r,r,.r,,ro Ara, ,o,lv ,o,i-e
late -It III ti,a,'.
' an ,' -, oos HoutheIns I'i.i 9oo nnlS'
io ytra Pale s1r :. ~. Tar ana ti. ct No. ,nLs IA
XXI, SI.rt ] 30 70 1 h ri rnl ~ no re-. W
ra 1 lm,a Uyerpco ',saH LOCO rgs' Gram I'D
& ,T prIsS Cnrsei par a. do io4 BALES
800 xe, #aron oron iaF Ig to- ~ "a zoo oTc;
agaqicr; Gi, il C, Io man, ,I o. - ucas
nSmNt tooas is til los his FioiT .. "a M fan'
LOO tub Grain. ~ 20 bales Ilcs, I'd 40 s!eks
i"s 81 nr.s1frg,u Tr,t,S ,rS,n -Gj b.y ne az
e.. Co.. c.fa-i sail 500 nils F.oIt ihiouaL "a I'd.
On sqos sisan so bb,s An es 49, 4GW gscss agl his
Fipu i-onrh 10 G 4ld 3, ~ 800 hone. Oh, a. as.
Cd - boxes r. thiOuEl 37s ia: % his Al pes,
in 6ngu a. Sc,.rsIh .f-sl bcyas = n ron M
I,,,l,... - -..''
,.,,,r,,I -, IL. 80. "-' ,, -, 80, w.
t1sr N,r..rl. ~ ~ H., = 0rg ,Ir fI,n ~ ca
IN. 81 - i.uo' ~" 9s' 40 - I'll n.r"g-lh
u''rr Ia d. ,,4o ar. M H ~, ~, f. C,rt ~ H.
- ~ 1eG,r i - a." ,, 49,, ,io' -, - h 'f .En
MS ,n m T o. n - py IN i Ior ~ ~ tcrr
zoo ~. Gchh a p tro,r "a ~, 70 t', Sal, -
'gS n lIeT Do' A[ni i,I r'nTy
S3 Ty Gg @ and l. 400 va from Pa ~
.9ho1per 9q@ ,o from n ~ I 70 Portland F5,r
= y, news r IN sim 800 tom. and Norwegian ship
Oh 80, cu,rrut r'fes " 49, ''''' ~ ~
I,mssd saaly 5soG2c latter for Calcu,,a ohers
ouirI Dn C1,sTr,,i a.. IAN fnr Cn.tou sod % .,rs
hPtarG ItSi. Sbort ,t.Ir uist i5te Sltyrtay saea
XXX pom S''a Gvie, , az, E,tSta -
SIC: Crln 3" bulk ~ tcfnci bcr &c; rfaGr pha and
Of Cu,t.a crude rrr,cuni al New York 10000 bbs:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-12
LIVE srncK MARKrrsLRY TELEGRAPn.

Eryralo Nov lCATriR-Rrccipts to-day 476 head total
for the week far ZIG bead; cons glcd through 80
cars receipts Tor the time last week lI6c heat de-
crea-ed receipt for the week "a cars market not estsD
SgIr AND Receipts oday head; for the
wces thu. tar 5S head; consigned tAIOugh 10
demand market easier but no. quoiay lower supply gna
armand sales - Western sheer $21qSJ 80 Lambs -
asa i2iq; Canada T1nbs - 2J0e4 o..
Receipts to-day, 500 head totd for the week mus
sac time last 2iO4l head market active ana Et CT
WORKERS Coca choice ~ SJG$3 TO- mostly al ~ Heavy
Good Choice ~ -jQ IS TO- Few very E1Td at ~ ZOs
IS 20 Rough Heavy. - l5dSI % market closed
"CaIaG" nov 1.-THE DrorsyS Journal reports: HOGS
RccsilS 10000 head; shipments. LOO head. Market
ahade lower; Choice Heavy. ~ 90Gs3 Light ~ GOds%'9
CATftg-Heteipts lao head. Market weak; Shipping
80 - o. ScCAers and Feeders nominal ON account Of
sea city: Butchers steady ami hrm steers paqS 80
Cows = l-as2 so; Bulls ga - 5o western Cat'e steady
-igEf-Rccepts 800 head shipments. 40 head. Market
dull . - ,,--,.- -, -,
tbp wee ending to-day 3u6 head through aud 1859 head
local against 337 head through and 243l head local last
week not selling prices on ga &C from iaSi wGks
uoGs-Rccepts 200 head total for the week, EO n. ad
against ~ $50 he s last week Workers - foG%- %; fA
adelpiias S3GS3 Is.
sWgrP%R,ceipts 5000 head: total for tho week 1900
last weeks prices some lea over unsOld. -
~ LOIIs. Nov. L.-uOGs-FgIy active Light ship
plug and Workers. 81 tUE$2 IO Iackmg, a., JUS w
kmtchcrs ana Phlsdephias, 81 85dS3 Receipts $500
head shipments 800 head. , .
SArrfg Snnuly livht consisting wholly OF through and
Wptcred which we're taken by canning companyj
iIpping demand light; supply also hight Win;ered Texan
lees ~ 1888; through. do - 81 aS3 TO- COWS, s2e
= s.. Receipts 800 head shipments, SO head. .
sHLEPVcTy dun FAIR to Good MuttoEr. - 20 ass Choice
TO Extra 80 BOD IS So Receipts l0JOhead shipments none
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-12
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
MOsDAY NOV. II. 1878.
ASHES steady, quiet.


CDTFEE-i,io lower aud only moderately active sales.
part saturday 4o7 bags Santos, Oaro, ~ ~ 800 bass
10 cx de- I3c 1900 bHgs RIO. ~ DO. ami 2uW bags cN
ley private tcrus; Loo bags a. br"i Az Ilci also
Withdrawn stock l.j25 bag HALEY. 80 BAGS 3d.,
900 bags Calico 7GC bags santos Gp LOU agh T.
Cy OF do Baltimore, ,JUn bags l" "a Sew iyht, III
Prince II duc here NiIl
10000 bags quotations here i22alGsc Primo ~.
lGi hut Othcr grades reduced c FAR, LOG,
gold Atd grades quiet, DOmiHally Imc auRod.
Cotton -Spots Cotton Wlth0uI quotaOle chAngo, hui
cl0scd ,irady trade 2uO bales 7I sat
urday evening" including 40 iorezppr 5s fr home
speculation lbOJ bales
GOOD Ordinary UUllH~a, SC Low "iddug DO. 3'Idc.
KecAps al the ports - Sj3 bales against 3J9bi thus day
last week t, day ast futures irregular, clos
ing point lower. sales saturday evening 51VJ ba'
call cuhrr p; January, 9S February.
GAS March o. !, gGO Total, 1900 bars Scconl Cali
Fcnnary. 9f7: JEW 1901 10: total l2uC bales Third
CALL December g2s; January, $40, H3S February. 30,
949 tota 200 ndcs. Ano tOeay November H2s III:
premier a2Zdg2s January, - G9iO February O4oS
B5l: March, 5sds.62; Aprl 9eSfS7i May, Nsl dhhz;
June 1893 81 jay. 1902 Total $500 bales grand i0a
10 900 bales E1change-6c pad 10 exchange 100 January
for May. Futures closed barely steady:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-12
THIRD CALL-2:3O 2. n.
Bertha a Edith
MONDAY, Nov. LIP. NJ.

MONDAY Nov. lip. NJ.
The stock market to-day opened activewit prices
fully mp to- and in some instances higher than Satur
days closing figures. But the quickly succeeding
sales and decline in prices showed that the opening
figures rugged" TO sell upon Following the
free sales of "long" stock which were made during
the first hour OF business, there a dull and I'M
interesting market, and partial full recovery iii
prices. Lake Shore was particularly prominent in
the dealings having opened at 6S3i and declined TO
673S after which it rallied to 6S and closed at 677s.
Erie noticeable for opening y per cent higher,
at 1912. This responsive TO a higher quotation
from London Q97sj But the pI1ce here quickly
declined to 187sG19 without dealers waiting to
learn the later quotation of 10l2 IN London. This
apparently another instance of the London
price being " fixed" for the New-YOTk market and
although during the remainder of the day the
price here was kept steady at about 10, it was evil
dent that stock present ready for sale at mar
ket. 1t must be admitted that the company is
not under Very favorable auspices it, as related
elsewhere, it is compelled to buy its neces-
sary equipment on the furniture install
ment" plan. Ostensibly the Car Trust Company of
New-YOrk is incorporated and organized 10 build
and rent cars to any and all railroads DESTROYS Of
leasing rolling stock. But it that before ITS
existence publicly known It had made ITS first
contract with the New-York, Lake Erie and West
ern Company for $500 cars.
The stocks Of the Western railways to-day all de-
cllned more less sharply, and in the subsequent
rally failed to reGstablISh opening quotations.
Wabash, however. was firm first rising from 23ll
to 237s and then. after declining to 23l, ended at
23l2. st. Louis, Iron Mountain and Southern was
steady at 1885 a 137sa13l2; Hannibal and st. Jo-
seph preferred stock being strong at 4lG4l'e@
4112.
In the coal stocks little was done outside OF the
transactions IN Delaware, Lackawanua and West
ern and of tins stock only 400 shares were bougt
and sold AT prices ranging from 5l"s 10 IO@la 81.
Central of New-JeTSey sold al 294a ~ 2Jl2. me
reported meeting of coal men at the Windsor ltotcl
last week was all a mistake. There was no meeting
other than such as always occurs when two coal
meu happen 10 meet ana there i not 10 be an extra
meeting of the Beard of Control. The regular
monthly meeting OF the Board Is called Tor NoNcm-
Der 3, at Philadelphia, wneu, IN accordance win
the understanding had at the October meeting, NJ
probably VIII authorize whatever output Tor NCNcm-
Der each company asks tor. Western Union to-day
was active as TO fluctuations, having opened at
0I5s decucd.tO 93l, rallied 10 %, doc ncd To ~ y
ana finally sold at 9f7s03i3i Pacific Mail, as
usual was dull at L53i a 10 2 1855 udQulck liver
common lower at lOl2G94l, The market closed
dull and without feature.
L.t.Yr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-12


Louisiana consolidated rs at 7S. Sales of Ten
nessee Is, series, at 20.
CITY bank stocks were dull, the only sale boing
OF Importers and Traders (5 at 2O3.
In railroad bonds. there a renewed buying OF
frsts Of c., &. and l. &. at advance 10 55d5 a,
with a later reaction to543l. Burlington and Cedar
Rapids were frmer al II Is, and New-iork Elevated
frsts easier at 90 Denver and Rio Grando hrsts
being steady ut S0l2. Houston and Great Northern
frsts at g. and Delaware and Hudson reg. 1915 at
07. Rock Island new fOTtyyear per cents were at
full Iigures, 40; jersey Central hrsts at 1854.
"assented" cOnsols at 69l2, and cOnyertIbles at
GS34; st. Paul & per cent frsts being strong at
1922 sinking funds at 90, Winona and ST. Peter firsts
at lO3i1' and Northwest gold bonds at 10l5s. The
consolidated bonds of the Co. c.. &. aud Road were
In demand at 90li n 90Ss Morris and Essex con- frsts
at 92 and Erie frsts at 1874 The guaranteed hrss
of Canada Southern were of TO 71l2. inc central
Pacifics were strong at 1878 San Joaquin Branch
al o. Union frsts at 1928, South Iacinc nIsts al
s., Southern of California iiIsts at "a Io!ed9 ana
Wabash frsts ex coupon al 105l<; ana Great mest-
ern seconds ex coupon at 1873; Hannibal ana zen,
trail Missouri frsts selling at 90 and Alton ana
Terre Haute incomes at 81, .
There was nothing important TO note IN g0ld' the
sales having all been at 100ls and two days inter
est The cash gold was heavier, and AFTER renewals
at l122 per cent, the carrying rate advanced 10 a.
The Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day Tl4ooOD
in coin interest and 81 ,055.O00 in redemption OF
called bonds The days business OF the gold,
clearing department of tho Bank OF the State OF
New-YOrk covered Gold cleared, S9,242,OOO: goid
balances, SS41, 800; currency balances. So44 $50.
The foreign exchange market was hrmer To-Day
on cheaper money III London, though without any
increase In business. We annex the current re-
visad auOtations: