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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-08-03
R JUSTICE.

Kentucky has bad u tarly and singular
triumph Of justice. Grove Kennedy, . des-
perado, committed murder and dcfied any,
body to interfere with him. He appeared
at one of the most fashionable watering
places in the state, so inert WAS the sense
OF justice in the community. The COVER
nor, after his attention had been CALLED 10
the case by the newspaper, resolved to S.
certain whether the law could be enforced.
He sen, a detective officer, who, BY strate-
gem, arrested Kennedy and buried him TO
| Louisville. There being nc assurance that
the local officers would prevent o rescue,
The governor returned the prisoner to the
court having jurisdiction to try him, escort
ed by u cnmpa, of the state guard. The
military company had to remain on duty
during the triu!, md mnilt.in the majesty
of the law at . point of the bayonet
The trial miscarrlcd - that a new trial was
ordered. This time kennedy was convict
ed and sentenced TO Imprisonment for life
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-08-03
. i.xrnIss.


A. II. p. Transfer with Union Pacific Ka;
q, ~ ,nahs
:. A,couucil Bluff. with Kansas City, 81. Jn,
~ unnnc!! Bluffs Railroad for st. Louis and y
u:nts south
3. A I Missouri Valley with Chicago j. N,rtt,
rs,arn Railway for Chicago and all points eas'
:. AtSioux City with the Sioux City and s:
:nl, Illinois Central and Dakota southern Raj
rHds. Steamers for nppcHMissour! river, durin,
,avigntion, and with stages for all points III tn
Northwest.
$. a 1 Blair witt. Omaha and Northwestern !
z. for Omaha and southern Nebraska.
6. AT Fremont. Mob, with the Union Pacific
T.. Cor all points west, and the Pacific coast.
Z. At Wisncr, with stages for Norfolk, ard VI
Oinis IN Northern Nebraska
~ Re cure your tickets read via Sc \ Pr
T.e. ElLLs, Gent Ticket Ag'.,
L.Eu3NETT. snnnr ,'.ni %
CD. uCoNNoK,
Western Passenger Agent.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-08-03
PUBLIC DEBT STATEMENT.

The public debt statement for July shows
n decrease of S20G, 307, and the following
balances in the treasury
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-08-03

This l. III. only iins raniiar TO express
-sils la:ly. b.tween >ioux CITY ana Chicago.
7aroauA Time 7able. in egeet SEPT Isl. 1877
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-11
TIE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MAHKETs.


LIVERPOOL April lO.-POrk-Eastern dull AZ 90. West
err lu al Is bacOn--C Cumberland Ont dul 10 Dr. short
mn duIl ~ % Long Clear duh NJ "a short Clear
du IT % Cd Iams-LOng Cu dull az 80. shoulders steady
%. Becf-iuda Mess steady at 30 Extra Mess Nlii
al iON; Prime duh at so. Lari-Pume Western
dun no 81. TalOw--Pnme CITY dun az 80. Iurpentine
Spirits dun a "a. R0sin-COmmon dnll ~ D; Flne
du al no. CIteese-Ameucau ChOre dun 90 b3. Lard on
steady Fl0ur-ExtIa state steady al @Sb "hea
! spring dull AZ 10 81. No 2 SprEg dull az lO-t
Winter dun ~ II "a C0rn-Od Mixed soft dull az ~
New dull - Oh Cotton seed Oil-feo" American none
LyRRP0oL April lO-l2.3O D. motion there IA iar
business previous prices MiddIng lDlnds, OG hhhlhG
Orleans Gtl. sales Of the Jay 10000 bacs nthung IU
and export Receipts, $500 bairs M
GLIDING bales American Futures opened win seieIs
decline the has since become rmtIi p
NIGuug CInse. ADril delivery, O'0Isl pianos
IOg Maaiuq c ause, Apri May delivery jhisii p
lands MiddunE caHse, NAY ami June deI. cry 5Li
Midalng clause June and JAY uclF cry Odi
Upaud- Low MGding clause July and August dehyufy'
Gi,ti also Ga; Glad. Upand-. Low hiddhng CLAUSE
ding clause September and October delivery, bl lpahs
Low Aldding clause. shipped March saul Cd PLihdss
Low Kidding olause Skipped April AMI MAY, salL t g.
LIyEEPoOi- April ltl:5O y. mBrrt 80 per tltlCe iot
LIVERPOOL April lC-23O D. m--t0tton pliMlA 10"
August and September delivery. bis-d
LIVERPOOL. Aprl 100 m.-lhc sales OF cotton To-Day
included s2JJ American. Futures weak l pianos,
Tow Niddhnr clause May June delivery 81 ls; also
Elsd: Iplauds. Low Miding clause June ana july ne.
livery. jIaad.; UplaBds Low Mddng clause August ana
IIvEErooI Apn 1850 p m.spirits Of Turpentine "a
ASfwfRr. April lO-Petroeum p francs FOR lns pale
RRTgfS April lO-IaTl, 40 marks per 10 -.
UANrEG. April lO.-Lard. 80 = marks per 100 u. ..
LONDOS April lOEyening -Linseed Oh, s26l0d221 per
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-11

chased ON speculation, with the result OF consider
able advance in their prices, and of driving out OF
trade ali the short interest which existed III tDem
the condition and prospects of the coal trade nave
again become subjects Of interest They are SUD-
iects of particular interest to those persons VINO
have been induced to become buyers OF stocks on
supposititiOus statements of results to flow from
imaginative condition of the business and out
put of the companies. Spectators have been mace
thoughtful by the announcement by circular that
the asking price of the new bonds of the Delaware
Lackawanns and Western Company has been re-
duced from 1O5 to 1913. less L per cent eonmls-
sion" This fact is suggestive of probability that
the advance in the price of coal fails to compensate
for the smaller demand and that the present business
of the company fails to furnish the required amount
Of cash funds BY the terms Of the combination
the allotment for each of the principal companies
Of the total output forthe year 1873 was as follows
Reading, 285s per cent; Lehigh Valley, 1874 per
cent; Central of New-Jersey, 1905 per cent? Della
ware Lackawanua and Western, 1924 per cent; ana
Delaware and Hudson. 124S per cent. The Board
OF Control fixed 100000 tons as the maximum
output for the three mOnths-January TO Aprll l.
The actual total output for that period was only
9. 5S7. 749 tons The following table shows what
each Of the above named companies was entitled 10
have mined in the three months, according to ITS
allotment for the whole year, and what it actually
did mine:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-11
COTTON MARKETS.

AUGUSTA April lO-Cotton Arm: Aliddlng 97selOc:
Middlng 02c, Good Ordinary, She; receipts, 90 bales
sales $50 bales
BALTnoRF April IO-C0ttOn firm, quiet Middlilg lO2c
Low Mtddlng 97,HlOc. GOOD Ordinary, 9d9br.: net
cps 2g9 bales: gross 3l3 bales: exports cOastwise 70
aes: saes bales spnners, IS bales stock 10 1s6
bales. ,,..r,
MnhIug c. Ordinary Sc; net receipts, oj3 bales
stock. 1856 bales. ann. 50,
IO4,C Low MddiHg lOpa1Oc. Good Orslu9r, gsa9 ltc;
net receipts 4i2 cXpCTs The Continent DO bales;
ssles $40 bales STOCK. Ii. 100 bales. 80,
April lO-C0ttOn quiet, firm Mldhing iOlec
Ndding. s-c. Good Ordinary. Ssci receipts lHS
ass; shipments. 79l Bales; sales 100 bales s0;G $3.50
GALVESTON April 10 Cotton firm Mdding, lo'9s; Low
Kidding 9ic Coca Ordinary. 7'c net tSccptS 10 Daes
sales 30 bales. STOCK 32.95I bales ,....,.
IOl'f-yUIR April iO-Catton stealYi MIddhnE loisc
NPuPH- Apnl lOCOUtOn IRA Mdding, 10 &C.; receipts
100 bnes shpuents 66I bales; sales $500 bales stock
"G9giiF April 10 Cotton steadY Midding 10dl0se tow
Mddng Ole; Good Ordinary, Size; receipts lOl bales
exports coastwse, lOiJ bales sales 1000 bales stock
2UlOS bales . - 49,.
Low Mlddng sc; Good Ordinary, She; net reeeipts
5s2s Oaes. gros 9404 bales exports 70 France ASA
Daes the Channel 1919 bales coasWse, 1903 bales
NOhFOLR, April l0.-C0tton quieti Midding. IOdl0lsc
MOI receipts 1870 baes exports eOastwse $50 bales
bIhalcs; stock. 1870 bales
pm ADELPHL April IO.-CottOn quiet; Midding iOaic.
L0w MddiHg, l0Ise., Good Ordinary 9se net receipts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-11

State bonds were very quiet. A small lot of Vir-
gina Is deferred sold at 44, and Missouri 0s of
1878 at 101 y.
:, In city bank stocks the only sale was Of Fourth
National (53) at 9S.
Railroad bonds were irregular on mod
crate volume of business. Northwest gold
bonds We're steady at 07ls and Rock Island
new 40 years 6s lower at 1919 Miehi-
gan central as yielding to 1891. Burlington
and the st. Pauls firm l. and NJ. Division at 9s7s
and sinking fund at 96l2. Firsts OF Central and
Hudson registered We're firm at 12li2 aud coupons
advance of yesterday at 63l the sinking funds being
at 09l2; Albany aud Susquehanna seconds were al
90; Fort Wayne thirds, 119l2 Rome Watertown and
Ogdensburg consolidated firsts at 30G3Gls and
fTsts Of c., c. c. and l. at ITO. Union Pacific hrsts
were barely steady at 105Ss, sinking funds o. and
Centrals, San Joaquin Branch, S5ls, firsts being
down TO 1851. There were sales of Great Western
irsts Of 1883. ex coupon, at 1902; seconds r.
Wabash firsts, st. Louis Division, 74s4 plain sec
onds, SSl2j Canada Southern debenture certificates
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-11
BY GrEEN & wIsE

Real Estate Agents and AnctOneers -.
DY VIRTUE of a DECREE Of the CIRCUIT
I'D COURT the City Of Alexandria Va, rendered n, me
peu Der Term 1871 IN the suit OF fC King art The Alex
anra ard Railway Company and others tae
unders ed oOmmisOneTs therein named, viii proceed ON
SATURDAY the LIT day " JUNE lSIrt az IL O'CLOCK m
10 sc public auction, the Market Buing on
oyasf I'M the said CIV OF Alexandra whole OF the
ALEXANDRIA, AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RAILWAY
~ the Bridge, Alex
aDda County Va Quantco in stafford County IN said
state together with singular is franchises rights IN
terest privileges property and estate rai PERSONAL and
mixed whcesOever situate and by wh0nsOeFef he ihe
rolling stock Of said railway consists OF
Pour a. Locomotive Engines.
Five (Jl Passenger Cara
Two ~ combined Passenger and Baggage cars
Two (2l baggage Cars.
Twerty-one fal) GOndOla Cars ffreleht.l
Terms sale: Ten per Of the purchase money 70 30
Maid i'm CASH and three equal annual payments
from tie day deferred payments 10 De evidenced
bonds purchaser bearing interest Win security
satisfactory commissioners OF the title 10 said pro-
perry 10 retained un the purchase money y fully paid
10 be let into possession ut the sale an
have been confirmed by said Court.
n. II. WILLS,
FRANCIS l.. SMITH. IT.,
Commissioners VI sale.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-11

Jersey veals sold yesterday at 795e per D. but these
hSurs. could not be oSiained to-day :. 7osc
r. B. Poueher sold "a Jersey Calves lao TO 2lO d. AZ @oo
per n. -, 49,. -. az Az
D DAVIS Ri aa len q yea 1872 s 81 Do
1856 h. at 6s; Do 15l o. at 6c do ITO ID, at Ic ana
common de- ia q a &C. per n ~. .o,.v wcro
So loads head 81 cars e0ts and 10 cars a.
Jersey City Trade was extremely dn At aefhns Lom
remained nsOd in tins late hour Decent 70 Prime
sheep ranged iS % 81 S and cav E oa Of
Fancy cpped Sheep average taken for export may be
a@s EoSs-s Co sold $50 Illinois sheep lO2 D. at e'
state d. 81 b. al 5c; iSs DO, 90 o. az se l5s ao "a H.
Davis HSlenbeck g Illinois sheep III q 6ac 2IS
state do So o. at 5ssc; SO do 100 H. az ee gag do % d.
5s s' 6l iSS ao n1S @n f &ae b Sc
70 r. al 6ic 1875 DO So D. at &C; 80 do 7G d. at 0'.c'
n Rr5 rs Us Co. e. 10 200 Clipped Michigan sheep 80
b. az 5a sff and Il is siat e Lambs
Newton g Holmes l25 Clipped Ohio sheep 1873 b. al &C.
kSse PiGeock 100 spnE lambs Very Common, at - 25
Judd BgeKnghag 15g Pennsylvania s5eeD l 9 ~ az
S Se and l7 lSS Mi CHG Do 50 b q o 81
s02 Td market was f1 very qe 9a
CO. co. sod - Ohio oss, lac average at 81 100 % aud Al
bert Reid sold II state Pigs. l2a ID, at same figure.
. LIVE STOCK MARKETs-RY TELEGRAPH.
eFELo AP . m d ga 'Sgy 2z 81 h Gas
last week. Increase OF 46 cars consigned through -9S
~
Choice steers 81 SjGj 30 Good shippers nj - l0@t t9
MEDIUM az 81 2JG$iIJ; Cows and Heilers at - f5arl 70
tocEcrs supply at - 30@si offerings generally OF
good quality; fair attendance OF myers.
SHIP LANDsHeccpts today, LOCO head total Ior
10000 head against 900 head last week
gned through. market dul demand light onet
ass a. Typed DO At S4G$l % supply equal TO demand
with cars left in the yards unsOld.
HOGs-Recepts today 5000 mead total Tor the week inns
far $50 head against 4770 head last week consigned
through market without decided change ss OF
York weights at s3 7OdS3 80, mostly at - 10GS5 IJi
Medium al SlOs4 O5 There a limited demand both for
Eastern and local trade.
CWC,GO AprI iOThe DyoueI'S Journal reports: HOES
Receipts OJ shipments $500; market lO9ljc lower;
Heavy shipping SO Goa So 90 Mixed Rough 50 3OdfS %
Light, IS 500 - 80
CATrLE-Teccips 1000 shipment, 500 fair demand, but
81 906St 50 Feeders and StOckcrs
S3aS4: Butchers unchanged.
cent for Choice MuttOns sales ~ 50 39d 80 80. -
AUril lOCATTiI Receipts today, ll9 nead
of tprgh ana ~ head Of yari stock total for tF0 GAYS
head through 81 head Of yard stock sales ol Best
at S5aEJ Medium az - 2JGSt 10 Common nj IS % S4
HOGs-IeceIpIs today jlIJ head total FOR two days
5giu head sles Of Workers at SO 1898 3O PhadepuAs
at Std "a -.
sHEEP-Rceelpts today 1000 head; total Zoe two days
$500 mead Clipped S30&i 50: Wool at ~ 25Gr5 10
ST. LOUIS April lO-Cattle in fair demand. unthange1
Hogs heavy grades LRht shipping 10 Good YORK
crs 2O0S3 40; Packing @3 2O0$3 30 Butchers 10 ah
400 - receipts, 600 Sheep sroBg; Extra HEAVY
shipping, - 4D0tj 70 Good to Choice, IL 10GSJ 20 CON-
mOl ~ Fair, 50 - 81 %: receipts. iOJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-11
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE,
Per North Rirer, Vessels dHd Railroads.
WEuNpgusy Anrfl IN g-s
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

AsHEs-Q net. unchanged Pois 4i27l4e.; Pearls, 81
dGc.
COFFEE Mid grades quiet. Unchanged sales 2f0 bags
MAracabO l4C gold Late sales $50 bags Laguayfa
'DOua Zoya" private toms; 4f27 bags Laguayra LBS
bags Maraclbo O45 bags Mexican In lots Tor eonaumo
800 bags ST. Domingo In transit 10 Eu
rope Quotatons-Java, 2Oa222c; singapore, s2l0
mats ia nc; CeylOn, 5a7c. MaTacab0, l3Gl1c La
guayra l3QlGc.: Jamaica l31dl5lac; 81 Domingo, l3c
Porto Rico JGl7c Costa ca, 1917 sc Mexican, lil2@
IBc Macassar l70lSc; AnROstua, l10lB 2ci HaYAnhla
13dl be. CurhcOa l3a . 10, gold Htocks-22Ii2 bags
1891 mats Ia rst hands Ko, quiet about steady sales
by auction a. 1856 bags lac the average price being
85c earROes lsal7c, gold stock in first hands 81 400
bags.
COTTON" Spots generally UNCHANGED, quiet sales. 500
which ~ Ist evening including 100 Tor export,
80 70 speculation delivered
tract 500 Receipts az The porte 800 against 6B
week ami 1..i1 day last year, t0lai
September l, S0G5,4lS bales stock here l5il3O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-11

Thus it is seen that the quantity actually shipped
70 market from January to April !, was 4lZ'-1I
tons or about Ii per cent less than the amount au-
tborized by the Board of Control and 599 $50 tons
or 9 per cent less than the quantity marketed III
1877. What would have been the effect upon prices
of coal if tie full allotted quantity had been put
on the market, is a matter of speculation but SO
also is dealing in stocks and the fact remains thai
oven with the small quantity Of coal which was or
s offered for sale the trade Is admitted ny az au-
a. orities ia he extremely dull and lifeiess. But
matter Of more interest TO the dealers III the STOCKS
Of tbe Dclawares is the fact thar II the combination
* adhered TO- these cOnDanies at some tlhe NltHiH
a. I-ear will have 10 withdraw until the companies
which are now short of their allotted portions nave
filed their quotas. These tacts whether Oh no. vi
interest to spectators in stocks are ihpOitalt 10
ali who hold stocks with any expectation OF re-
ceiving an income in the shape OF DIVIDENDS.
- unexpectedly to most operators the STOCK market
to-day deVeloped fcverish ana unsettled tu,h' III
stronp contrast 10 the confident buying nolco yes
terlav The opening prices gave promise oil an
other jubilant day. and ADVANTAGE Seems 10 nav vs.
been taken of this 10 do considerable amount Oh
"reaIrZIugn At all events, the bcSt prices were
ouicklv made: they We're followed by reaction
which at first looked natural eiouEn - i he re-
expectation that orders to buy "ould soon DC re-
newed. But they were not renewed, ana Tue ue-
cline continued. ending IN break ranging from
10 23s per cent from the extreme pcst prices o lne
day The granger stocks felt the blow the heaviest
Northwest common declining to AIS ana preferred
to II; 81. Paul common 10 40 the preferred remain
steady at i'stI Ia. KOCH lNidll'l it ~ W. =
alOl84 but Chicago, Burlington and Quincy was
strong at 1929, and Chicago and Alton higher al
1874. Lake Shore showed strength at the opening.
in selling at GGl2 to G6ai but later 1t sold down TO
Gjl4a GJ3l Michigan Central fell iron Gs4 To
677s Erie from Il Is 10 1O34 Central and Hudson
being dull at 1OG3ia1O6ss. Ohio and Mississippi
with about onc-third of the bushes, OF Yesterday
declined TO 10ls, aud Wabash sold at 1890 l9@ 1914
The coal stocks were inactive but weak IN the
face of - plethora of points that their prices
were to be advanced. Delaware, LaCkawanna and
Western sold at % Ia 04A; Delaware ana hudson
nj 5Jaj44 and Morris and Essex al 77l2G76l2.
Western Union was steady, at S2lsGS2 until late
in the dav when, after bid had been made of 81
for > 600 shares II suddenly broke to ST. at which
it closed. Pacific Mail was again more active, and
declined from 20l4 to 1873. With many good sellers
there appeared some who had purchased the stock
at 2lG22 on the point Of a contest for the cleo
ton which they received privately n advance Of
the issue Of circulars asking for proxies. The mar
kct closed weak nj about the lowest prices.
RANCE OF TIE STOCK Markell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-11

67s.. and frsts of East Tennessee, Virginia and
Georgia at 90.
Gold was dull and indifferent, but the price took
sales being AT 1908 a lOO5s daily gold loans and
4i9 per cent carrying. The Assistant Treasurer
paid ont $4,000 in coin interest on the pubnc
debt, and $4,000 in redemption OF called bonds
The davis business of the gold clearing department
of the Bank of the State of New-YOrk covered:
Gold cleared, $40 O33, 900; gold balances II ,o96
800; currency balances, &l,611,21e. The goio
quotations were as follows:
Foreign exchange was quiet, and opened STEADY
at the rates of Yesterday AbOut 1890 o'clock the
standard drawers advanced rates half cent on Sach
rates being 1eGal of cent below the amended
ouofatious.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-11
flndut1dl.
4 LII persons whose

LII persons whose lives are insured in the
~ CHARTER OAK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY %
Hartford Conn., hereby notified that meeting o. such
oOmpary's Office In the CITY OF Hart
ford 10 o'clock on THURSDAY me sh day o,
1873 accordance with the provisions 81 the aIneih
charter OK said company, passed by the General AeD I
sbs vote p0u the acceptance amended char
ter Of 81 Directors by aws aud make such
rules regulations and do such acts in relation 20 the manage
ment Of the company. 10 shall consider desirable
~ "'-'' " ''' HALsEY STEVENS Secretary
p11-oUn Gam March II 1878.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-11
WOOL MARKET.

BOSTON, lOThe demand is confined 70 tie hnmsai-
manufacturers and prices continue 70 RUE low
and Holders are disposed 10 close stoos
possible prepare for the new emp pui Only
a limited amount placed from week % week. ana
there less uneasness felt account OF the na
ference OF buyers sales Of Ohio and Pennsylvania eeces ~
40a42G. and dull at these pcee Wisconsin, hlehigan aai
HampSre Fleeces at 37 f9c Coarse Fleeces AZ SOB
36e and C0mbing Deane 42Di5c with some choice
lots az lG647c In Wool sales AZ ha29 for
Fall aud SPRING super aud Pulled selling az 5o44Ocs
Choice Supers t4d45c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-11

EUROPEAN FINANcIAL MARKrrs

LONDON, April IO-l2:3Op m.-U :. bonds 1868 lOSa
TenOrirs. 1861 New nycS 1854 Ere Railway shares.
IL DO, preferred, 70; Pennsylvania Central % Reading
Railroad IA.
IOADOS, Apn l0-l:3O D. m-COnsols $3.50 for money.
ana gi for account Paris adyce quote hye cent
rentes al 100 francs 60 centmes for the account.
ONDoS. April 10 y. uslyor is quoted today at jlIIsd
per
LONDuS April 1915 p. m.-Consos gii,a for money. and
81 L. bonds and half cents.
1914 New Fve IO57s Paris sdvices quote nye cent
rentes al 100 francs 80 centimcs Tor
PAEIs April lO.-EIchange London, % francs Is
tifne % short sight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-11

80 bales gross 2ss bales sales 1s6 baes spnner. 100
bales stock, 1876 bales. -. ,n.-
SAVANNAH. April l0.-Cotton FIRM Mddlng lOsei Low
Middling 01c: Good Ordinary, S7scs net receipts xoS
bales gross sos bales exports coastwis ago BALES sale4
400 bales; stock. 25S05 balea =
r LOUIS April 10 cotton steady Middlins. l0in Low
Brddlne 9sG Good Ordinary, Stc receipts, svI paee5
shipments 6S4 bales sales lSOO bslesi stock zuVz7
WILMINGTON April 1o.-cottan unchanged Mdding eyc;
Low Niddling &C.; Good Ordinary ec net receipts, iva
bales. sales. ~ bales; stock 2466 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-11

1l.oO l1oI, l1.O2 HOO looe 1897 1898, 1921 1885
lilo, iI.Ob lIO7; september 1922 1857; November,
1862, IO6l December, 1890: total - 500 bales grand
total $4,000 bales First Call-ApFfl 1852; May, l0g5i
September 1897 total 200 bales second Galway l0g2i
June 100 september 10 80 total 400 bales THIRD Ca
May 1889 June 1887: July ll.04; August IL O8 sep,
tenber. loss 1887 total, 2l0O bales Futures closed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-11

In Philadelphia to-day the stock ofthe Pennsylva-
MIA Railroad declined TO 562i per cent and Reading
sold at 26l2 to "a per cent. The Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company to-day declared semi-annual
Der, 1877, the company pad cash dividend of
per cent Previous to last year, this company,
SINCE 1873, had paid sem-annual dividends OF per
cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-11
pn1Nr cInrHs MARKET.

PROVIDENCE r. l.. ADFil 10. Printing Cloths market
slightly under reports on Fall River but holders
ed fairly arm Market closed quiet AZ cash
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-11

HAVANA April 1O-SUgars active, with rather on upWaI
tendency Exchange weak, slower Oh the United STATE D
DAYS currency. qB2a premium short sight 90, 345t
premium 90 days. gold 2La3 prcmium short sight DO IA
4 u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-11
sISa pRTcEs oE pHILLpELpnIA sTocKs.
san rnAxc1sco CLOSING rnIcEs OF M1sIse STOCKS.

Government bonds to-day were lower, vet sufi-
GENTLY above the London quotations 20 admit OF
impOrtatiOns. The total sales at the Board aggre-
gated 1915 600. We annex latest street quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-11
Cost ano fouuo.

DANK BOOK L0ST.-Bank book No 49,
I'D 2e3 Of che Bowery sayngs RaEk Is missing TIE Under
the bank. N restored before
lO day Of May vii DC adc to the bank
for A book
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-11

Seven per cent Is still the common rate, with e1-
ccptOns az for money call on pledge OF lnlscei-
laneOus collaterals, the range Government bonds
being > and 6. There no change III
commercial paper The United States Treasurer
al Washington to-day, received Sl7O.OOO Natlohal
bank notes for REDEMPTION The customs receipts
were $3.50. 900. and the internal revenue receipts
were $25O,OOO. The following is the Clearing
$50 333 77g; currency balances, y, n 800 gold
EXCHANGES, Si043 ,234 ana gold balances
$3.50. OBS.
There was nothing remarkable in the foreign news
to-day. COnsols in London closed strong ut 9isl
for money aud at 047s for May account. United
States bonds were "a fraction iirmcr, 1SO1s NJ
1OS13tG; new fves at 1883 new il2 per cents az
IOI5lG and lO-fOs NJ l06l2. la American railway
securities Erie common was strong at II, aud pre-
ferred higher at % Illinois Control being firm az
76. There was a decline i'm PENNSYLVANIA Central
to %. IL Paris the per cent French rentes opened
at IO9.GO and fell - 109.3O sight exchange on
London being quoted at 2j.lj.
The following securities to-day were sold at the
EXchanrA Saie.rnnm.