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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-03-02

THE latest of the fine arts is snachrs
nism. We are forcibly reminded OF
this by description of the wonderful!
performance of THE Deluge" at the
California Theatre Iohn Wilson, the
heavy villain Of the concern, person
sted Adam. and dressed 10 q sleeps
akin. He had evidently mistaken the
character of Adam FOR q Hihernian.
Frinstance
Bryan oIynn had To ccat 10 put on.
De bought him shespskiu 20 make him warm
he planted the hor r.rans right uadsr bic chin
fhsytI answer Ter pistols. sea Bryan oLynn.
IL goes on to say that Miss Ellie vii.
Ton locked most charming in pair OF
Paddy kelly's white satin slippers
Mestayer, who personstei Cain, instead
Of knocking down Abel with a club
shot him with self-cooking revolver
j. u. Long was Seth. snd wore an eye
glass, a Ia Micaw Der Henry Edward.
was Noah. captain of the Ark, aud
prancei around with his pants inside
his boots and mesrschaum pipe in hi,
mouth. These dramatic hlackguard
have m reverence for history. after all
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-03-02

IN consequence of the California
Legislature hasing refused 70 pass an
appropriation for exhibiting the pro.
duets If the COLLEEN State At the Paris
Exposition, one If the Bor>nxa Kings
ass stepped IN II ill the breach The
name of this public spirited gentlana n
i John ", Msekey. who has PIT his
hand il the ptethorsc pocket of his
toaspxical breechaloons aud paid all
the bills III course. be can afford to
Il" 1T. but 80 eoald twenty other oiti-
zens ct San Francisco, who have not
given aqusrter Of dollar towards il.
80 We say John " A.ckey (oue Of The
Re" men who can stand prosperity
deserves credit FIR what be Ia. done.
Abusing rich men Just because they ara
rich. Is = little too cheap aud too COM
mon. We would prefer to give men
credit for what they 10. irrespective of
what their financial circnm stances may
be. II poor man shows enterprise.
very good Ifs rich man displays pub.
!: spirit, So Gusc tee tsssss.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-03-02

REPRESENTATIVE WRIGHT, of Penn
sylvsnia, has introduced Q bill in the
House providing for loan by the
government Of $500 TO every actual
homestead settler. to enable him to
start the cultivation of his land, the
government to be secured for its loan
by mortgage upon The lands. Mr..
Wright made en- exhaustive argument
in support Of this measure, urging its
adoption on the ground that the mere
acquisition of the land by settler
without bis having the means to cult
vate 1t, was but q barren gift. While
we agree with the foregoing senti-
ments. a. an abstract proposition. we
eau only say that We believe such bill
would bankrupt the American people
in five years Four men out Of every
FIVE would spend the money at the
wine cup or card table, and the public
treasury would lose every cent Of it..
In our belief, the subsidy business has
already gone too far in the loans of the
public credit to corporations. Extend
it to private individuals, who can get
up AMI run away between two days
(Which railroads and steamship com.
penies cannot do. and it would take
only five years to have the United
States sold out to the highest bidder at
an assignee's sale IN bankru ptcy.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-03-02

AND now comes Don Piatt's Capital
the Court Journal of our center of
national iniquity, aud announces that q
wedding is shortly to occur in high life.
The contracting parties thereto are Sen
ator W. b. Allison and daughter Of
the late Senator Grimes, Of Iowa. Per-
NIT rs to indite the epithalamium:
Old Grimes 10 dead. that good old man
See him We never shall;
But Senator Allison. he still lives
To wed old Grimes gal.
Omitting, if you please. the ninth
and fourteenth stanxas. Belch.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-03-02

SEATTLE, W. T., March l. 1873.
Hon. 4 A. Denny, g. A. Weed, Bailey
Getzert, John Leary. 81. Y. B Stacey
and others:
Gentlemen Your favor OF yesterday
ailuding TO my labors at Washington in
the mattor Of the restoration Of the
pnblic lands TO settlement, etc. and re-
quessing that l should address my fel.
low Citizens eff this county upon that
subject, is received Believing there is
some Misrepresentation and uncertainty
in the public mind as to the present
status of Congressional legislation upon
this subject, owing to somewhat con.
Trajectory kilograms and newspaper
reports. I accept your invitation. and
name half past seven o'clock on Tues.
day evening, the 9Th lust, at Yesler'a
Hail. as the time and place.. With
thanks for the personal consideration
manifested in your letter, I am.
Yours, respectfully,
JOHN j. McGILvRA.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-03-02
WEST INDIES

HAVANA, March Yesterday after.
noon the insurgents in the central de-
partmcnr defiled before General Nsrti.
neg Campos, at Porto Principe
.urrendering their arms. The insurg-
ents in the neighhoEhood OF Trochs,
also surrendered their arms at the same
hour
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-03-02

MASON DoREE RESTAURANT, Front
street, opposite the Post Office. Every
thing first-class. Open day and night.
New furnished rooms up stairs for tray
cling guests. KNUDsoN & WEBSTER.
Projectors.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-03-02

soc. 900 20 the credit Of the Carson
mint, 50 that both can begin work on
the silver dollar at once
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-03-02

SEATTLE Feb %. 1878.


To Hon. j. ]. McGuvRA. -DeaT
Sir.:-The undersigned, sppreeiating
your efforts in behalf of the interests
of the people of Washington Territory.
relative to tue land grants aud railroad
Communication bet the eastern and
western sections Of the Territory, re-
quest that You address the people OF
King county in relation to your mis-
sion to Washington in connection with
said ms;ter; and that you will name 3
day and place for such address
Yours, truly.
A A Denny, Bailey G.tzert.
George d Hill, G A Weed,
LIB Andrews. F Matthias,
Walter s Hanks, Iohn Leary.
N ' B Stacy. \ Msckintosh.
VIM II Reeves, II c SAKE.
Jas NJ Colman, G Polhemus.
j A McPhec, A S Pinkhaln,
DIT Wheeler, Thomas B Merry,
Mundt s Davis, N A Kelly.
And many others
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-04
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL April 3.--Pork-Eastern dull at 90. Vest.
ern dull al co. BacUnCumberand Cut duh at 49, short
RIB dull 29 Long Clear dull at 276d Short Clear
dull at 20 3d. Hams-L0ng dull 49,. Shoulders steady
at III. Beef-lnda Mess steady at 90 Extra Mess dull
at 1895 Prime Mess steady at 81. Lard-Pnme Western
81 Talow-Prme City steady 3D. Turpentine
Spirits dull 25Gd. Rosin-Common duh at 81; fiDe
dull 10. Cheese-Amercan Choice dun al 64 Lard on
steady Flour-Exra state dull At 29Od Wheat o.
Spring dull 10 Id; Ma. = SprLg dull ct l03t'
Winter dun at COFn-Od Mixed soft duh at % Cd;
New dun az 20 3D. Cotton seed on-Yellow American,
In the market.
LIVERPOOL April 3-l230p m-There is fair demand for
Cotton. which freely at previous prices Middng VI.
lands 57-; Middhng Orleans 6s sales OF the day IOGOo
bales including bales speculation and export Re-
cepts bales. including 800 bales American Futures.
partially Is2d cheaper Upands Low MldDg eianse, ApIl
delivery 55d plands Low Middlng clause. April ana NAY
delivery 51pl Upands MdGing clause May ana June
deli. ery pauds Mddnng cause, June and July
delivery ed: Upands. Low Midling clause July and Au
gust delivery. I'll Uplands Low Kidding clause shipped
March and April, sail, 6l3iad. ~ =,
LIVERPOOL 81 Cheese 80 Cd per cwt for the
grades American. Lard 37d per ew TOR American
Bacon 276d per for Long Clear Mdes and Is 3D. for
short Clear Mddes. 49,,
LIVERPOOL April 80 p. MI Dlands Cotton. Low Mid.
ding CLAUSE. April and May delivery, 52aaqd.
LIVERPOOL. April 3-j y. m-Iho saies OF Cotton today
included $500 bales American. Futures dul Dands Low
Mddiug clause shipped March. sail Jlil 81.
LIVERPOOL. enlng-LinseedO Oh 37bd per cWt n
LONDON, April $50 p. m.-kehned Petroleum. S9s49 I'D
per gallon spirits OF Turpentine, % 81. per cwL
ASTWERP, April 3.Petr0euIn n francs Tor hue pale
American
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-04
CRIE Observation-Disclosures SALE

~ supreme Court OF the state Of New fok-Ihe Farmers
Company Others defendens BY virtue Of aud
entered p cia Of the said supreme Court IN tho
1SS7 George cKnor Curtis Referee appointed therein
sell all and singular the mortgaged premises franchises and
plant in this action and mentioned in the said Judgment ana
s ges 's s%er s loan and Trust COMPANY by mort
bearing date the fourth day OF February A.
in the year ISIS &C il O'clock noon, Merehant TX
YSrk 6y Belnsrd smyth hnctoneer shall procoe 10 sen
and shall sell at public auction to the highest b for cash
he said from and 3epng PernSn is on hs
dSS1 da ake Eric and the railway Known as the New
burg Branch from Newburg the main line and also all
the Eric Railway extending from Honesyle to Attica in
me state Of New York and aso al oe
NewJersey them together with al the lands tracks
ereeion fences walls xtures franchises privileges and
gnS ~ ciursd ma,iais coal WOOD and SUPPLIES Of
every kind belonging appertaning the said company
and all tolls income issues and 2soats arising out OF saa
an The estate right title interest terms and remainder OF
terms franchises privileges ana rights OF action OF whatso
sTf p Se and Erie RAILROAD Company or unto the
Fire by nS f S S ca company y
the Buffalo, Bradford and Ps6IFs Haired ny
the Long Dock Company also al and te o 9n o
cvdences OF Indebtedness leaseh0d estates contracts and
other property in the said Judgment mentioned Work. mi.
twenty first day Of January p lS6S CURTIS peerss
TcaSEa, LEE & MCCLURE MCCLURE, III W."
Plaintiffs AtIorneys, ,,or v,,,
OF the described property heretofore adyer
al2 O'Clock noon at the Merchants Exchange
No III broadway in the city o. was 's s a ~
inc '"'i' 'O"' anu p''' GEORGE TIcKNoR CURTIS.
The sale Of described property is hereby i'd;
iorned the twenty fourth dag OF April 1878 at tue sams
''''A' LAIN GEORGE TICKNOR CURTIS Referee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-04

70 carr ssss;y CITY s1S at 100 , asss
fas .SssD a. as sh.
S ss s.y shs e S1
r. Of e g. $40 FL are
from and South lot Of very small one az
81 5 and the other 81 per head Jerseys sen from ~ to
Thufstoi Moore sold At Washington Market 20 Spring
Collins % spring s4sss 2 S per sI head Ohio
sprns Lambs % PET head; a1i mixed Ohio sheep
Kass PdeSck yrsn. sheep q D. a. Co. sa 1sS
G,a. sf head lOs at + 10 - per spring
5s ss So IL % clipped Ohio sheep ~ a.
Days sod at eeh isl Ve nS ss E.
&c. s sS e Is Hise b. & 8
siss s. H. 81 E. % la
Hume Co. sold sss Michigan sheep s % At g s's
y state sheeg us az 5 2Go re
s. al TsS' COMMON nom Ewes sss
.bd g 4 y and y s s
Saturday s9ioe against sss time last week There
g ss1s ao Hogs sold 'i'' to-day CITY D'''''D A''
LIVE STOCK MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.
BUFFALO April Bee & to-day dt Ed hs Ssad
last consigned through s22 increase in re-
cspts Of 50 cars Tor the week 1u se M
s. 60 stockers at 7oass 81 50 1884 so Me.
the week thus far 500 head against o. O0 hsa last
consigned through, market active and higher oner
ngs generally Of good quality qaotabe Far to GOD West
Sheep Mt IS 50dS5 80 Choice at 50 9dSo AZ; SNIP
pers principal buyers all offerings disposed Of
HoGsReeepts today 4076 head total tor the week thus
head against II, $40 head last week consigned
through 100 sales of cars Workers az Us To- car
Choice Medium at SO 90 best grades disposed or
CHICAGO April 3-The DrOrerS Journal reports HOGs
Receipts 10 000 shipments 5000 Mixed Rough nTer az
IS 40 So 65 Light NJ SO 33ds3 30 heavy larry
active at SO 70083 95 all sold at an early hour.
CATrLR-ReceiptS 800 shipments SOO the supply eX
ceets the demand shade weaker: shipping IS 9OGti 80
Feeders and SOckers quiet aud easy at s@sS 70 butchers
Steers 80 25dS3 Cows 81 22aS3 5O Bulls, 81 5O1
80 80 market dull many unsod. , -.
SHEEPRecepts 4OO shipments 3IOi In fair demand at
80 Is q - 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-04
Government bonds were quiet and in tone steady
the market presenting new or noteworthy incl
dent. We annex current quotations:

In State bonds District of Columbia 3-05s were
firm ATS and Louisiana consols sold at 74l2.
In city bank stocks Bank of Commerce 40 sold
at no; Merchants (5Ol at 1882, aud American Ex
change (50) at 100.
bonds. Firsts of burlington and Cedar Rapids
yielded to 6sl2. Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
con- as to 1l0is, Missouri Pacific frsis to 101, and
ing to 1853. and Central to i05a,. Northwest
gold bonds were steady at about 81, and
st. Paul sinking fund at 90, Hannibal and
New-Jersey Central bonds ruled firm. consolidated
at 6Sl2 and Lehigh and WIlkesbarre oonsols at 3S7s
North Missouri irsts were strong at 10il2; Ohio and
Mississippi seconds at go tirsts of c. e. G. and |.
at 1898; Detroit, NJ. and Toledo frsts of 1906 ut
1868, aud Galena aud Chicago trsts at 106 There
were sales of Morris and Essex frsts at 110; Erie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-04
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Riror. Vessels and Kdiiroads.
MrnNLenAY Anrl 3. Is-a
GENERAL MARKEr REPORT.
Wrp.fspAY. Ami 3, 1873.

u, =,
ASHEs-In moderate sale Pots. 42ag1c. Pearls, j1,c.
COFFEE no quiet, unchanged ordinary 10 prime cars"rs
gold ..lrH AGO bags "IIaar'' private Terms
Mid dull Unchanged late sales reviewed a. follows
sos mats Java, Kingdom Of Fife. s0d for consumption
private 727S bags Maacaibo al bags Costa ca
100 iayTa lOl ba ~ayan sold IN lots for con
1880 bags 81 Domingo. m transit
10 Europe Of md stated at 9G75 bags and 1922
mat iucluding mats Jaw N2O mats uF apoe u 40
bags ibO 9577 bars La Guayfa jTl1 BAG. Jamaica
OO bags 81 Domingo 2Obl bags Costa luta go bags Mex
cau dgt .lJl bags -avauilld Java Zod
22L MaracaibO lisa lei Costa iica l0dl7tc Ia Gnayr
~ udIGc. Savania. l3alOlc., gold. 900. -
CoTTON-uet sales. 100 bales 1872 last even
u Including G12 spinning iU7 speculation Of Tho above
100 bales arc TO arrive delivered contract 400 bales
Receipts ri tine por G6l9 bales against l313 tbs day last
gaaI .af
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-04
European advertisements.

VOIN ORLEBAR APLIN, who left England
- for America about January 1865 ana has not since
heard Of requested Il alive ocomma ieaie iothwh
with T. 4 II. Il. GILL solicitors, 63 indgate I'M.
London No is, If alive entitled 70 sam OK money nov stai
ing Of the IN the Claucey
Division High Cour, England Any per-
able information relative 20 the said Apn
communicate with Nossrs LII oi "tn
WILLIAM IL. MORRISON. counsellor atiaw, % "iiham-
a.. New York City
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-04

FOREIGN FRUITs- By aucton sales $50 cases Valencia
Oranges via Liverpool <GdflO 81 y. and by sail dftci III
Order 5000 boxes Mes-na Lemons - 4Odt6 90 ''Vo
40 do. Oranges 80 bJ4s3 40 $1,000, ..u
~ OR AND MEAI-fLOtR-Maf irregullr anu w
sefted; SuI,.rnne No scarcely nrm: Low Gris
IxIra about Minnesota n shade hrinet,
without decided
exrt moderate demand sales, 2O30Oibbis III;
ending 1900 bbls ai Extra 20 p for England - ~
a4 70 for indies $500 bbls Mlnnesnta Extra - =,
~ 7S for the range; 1000 bbs No = ~ 2(1fi W
mainly as 5uasi 700 bbls. Supernue, ~ 3Odti TO- O
bls law Extra, 81 i0dt6 %, including 1000 Dds hale
:, IN 100 bbls Winter Wheat Extra, 81 2Jdtf, manly
$3.50 Is. sales Loo bills were for export quo
faons for No q 81 2jaSs 10; Supetnna state anu est'
"a 5Oa - 40; TO Fax lXa stateSo 0dSo 80 na
Choice 1896 15 Common u .oO fhtia - 80
az ID Good Choice SOds1 rs. Common 20 GOOD hh
clno as lSaS5 80; Good Cbolce - 4Oar1 20; mime
s6 GO; straight 80 5osso s5 Patent 80 ,S9sS 90 s9ne
a. 40. ~ Louis Extra, Common 20 Fair 80 2Udto 40
Far Ia Good IS as 40; GOOD 10 choice FANNY 20 z59
- the market closing with little better feeling,
nraculiry for shipping grades of Extra wheh-w more
wariike accounts from abroau"efoh po'r i"luo'''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-04
By GREEN & WISE,

Real Estate gents am Ahc' l"neeis. -,x,v,x,
DY VIRTUE of a DECREE of the CIRCUIT
- COURT OF the City Of Alexandra Var rendered az tho
1877 Of TIC King agt The Alex
ania and Hallway Company and others INC
commissions therein named VIII proceed on
SATURDAY, the LIT day ofJUNE 1879 az ~ O'Clock M
sell public auction front OF the Market Buiing on
R0ya said City OF Alexandria, Va, the Whole 81 the
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAILWAY,
the southern end OF the Long Bridge In Alex
andia County, Va, to Quanteo 10 Stafford County N said
State with all and singular It's franchises rights IN
teres privileged property aud estate real personal aud
mixed, wheresoever situate by whomsoever heidi The
rolling stock o said railway consists OF
-Four az Locomotive Engines
Five (5l Passenger Cars.
Two (2) Combined Pa ssenger and Baggage Cars
Two (2) Baggage Cars
TWeBty- one I2l) GOn,ola Cars tfreight.)
Terms OF the purchase money TO be
paid in cash three equal annual payments
sale the deferred payments 70 be evidenced
bearing interest with security
satisfactory commissioners Of sale the title to said pro-
perty until the purchase money Is fully paid
let into until the sale shan
have been confirmed by said Court: $1,000
NJ IL. WELLS
FRANCIS l.. SMITH. Jr.
Damu fonor of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-04
frsts at 11s South Pacific frsts at II and Canada

Southern firsts at gle.
Gold cortnucs dull, and the speculative in
terest at present is indifferent The sales We're
rates were 6 and per cent for, currency.
The Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day ida $l42,
demption of called bonds The days business
of tie gold clearing department of the Bank of the
State Of New-York covered: Gold cleared. $l4,-
ances, $1,314, 0S1. The gold quotations were as
follows
10 .................lo1ie 3...-...-..-.....-lols
Foreign exchange was dull and steady, the busi-
ness for the mid-week steamers having been small
Selling rates are easier. on the basis of ~ S6i40
81 S612 for sixty days bills, and 81 S0dS4 80 LOT
demand to the 6. We subjoin current quotatioDS'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-04
1lnanrial.

LII persons whose lives are insured in the
n CHARTER OAK LIFE INSURANCE. cOMPsr 4. "
Hartford Come hereby notified that meeting such
ford Conn., at 10 o'clock M on Thnrsay We 18TH asy Q,
APRIL 1878 accordance with tho provisions " the anen
charter company the general Assembly OF
the Connecticut approved March 10 lsIH which
Ineepg shall upon Of said Amended char
ter elect Board Of p Director pass BY and make such
regulations and do such relation 10 TIE MANAGE
ment of the company IL shah consider desirable
BY order Of the Board o. Directors.
III orvoyn Conp March TX 1874
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-04

AUGUSTA April 3-Coton quiet; Mdiling. 9Gd9'sc; Low
Midllng 9-c Good Ordinary, S'sc; receipts IA bales
sales 2ll bales ., .,,r, ,o. -
Mding Ordinary 9c. receipts 10 bales
exports coaswse. 30 bales sales 30 bales stock 1851
bales.
ding gfc: Ordinary, &c; net recepts. All bales
gross 49, bales exports to Great Britain f99 Bales sock
G1AstEst0N April 3-Cottou duh aud heavy; Middng
lOs.c Low Mddilng lOc.: Good Ordinary. Sac net re-
ce,ps SD bales sales 400 bales stock lS,46l bales.
CNCNNAu April 3.-C0ttOD lower TO sell: Mlddling 0rc
Low Mh!diug, 9Ac.; Good Culinary osc: receipts l1ii
bales Shipments llil bales sales. 24i bales. STOCK Niol
bales.
Middlng &C.: Ordinary, sc net receipts $50 bales
salrs 496 bales stock, 3I,2-1 bales.
Ioi.IsyttLF April 81 otiOn steady: Miidlng lOic
lEMPHIs April 3.-COtton quiet and easy Mddlng, 9sc
receipts s6j bales shipments ld25 baies sales 1000 bales
M6miP April 3-Cotton weak: MiddnG 07so.; Low Mid.
"xps 10 Great Britain 1850 bales coastwise, TO- bales
saies bales; stock 2j,BSS bales.
NFwDRIEANs, April 81 Otton, far denabd Middnng
ne. low Middiug Sc Ordinary S1sc. receipts
5I bales Continent, lO3iO bales cOswse, 3,4OS
bales: sales 1000 bales; last evening 1900 bales stock
HoHroLK April 3-Cotton quiet and easy Middng loc
net receipts O3l baes exports cOastwse 4Ol bales sales
100 bales; stock 22,s90 bales 800 go.
TUlApEIPIlA April Section dull MddlIng, 1920; Low
627 bales sales 4SO bales; spnner $50 bales
sATASSAn April 3-COtton dull lower to sol Mlddhng
los, Low Middiins, 9hc; GOOD Ordinary, 6'sc; net re-
cents Uaes gross GG2 bales exports 10 Great Britain
3l5 bales coastwse 7J3 bales sales 800 baesi STOCK
ST Lous April .. easy; Mddlins. l0c-; Low
Niddlng .,c: Good Ordinary Ssc.i receipts, S64 Dates
pments iI2l bales sales l0Obles STOCK 20 900 baes
Ole Low Midding s'c Good Ordinary &C., net receipts
1877 bales. stock 2,393 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-04

Futures time 3dj points lower closed st an adv1mce
of points trade moderately active. sales a-t e'ehs'
$500 6llcs TO day-trst Call-Apn lO40 800 = H. AN
lOI7; May, 1853; June 1868. 1868 August, loo1; 20
total, tallAftiL ll.i''
100 H. lO47; april 1850 1896; November. 20 -
total 900 bales. Third Cail-Aprl, 1881: june lOt
August 1890 October 1860 1903 January io3l to "a
$500 bales April lO1Sal 1852: May ~ "Ja Ub5,
June 10 G9glO76 July. lO.7SGlO.s5, August, 1880
1879 September 1918; October 1857 QlO59i NOycmptr
IO4D December. 1885, total 5000. grand total, J-lOO
halo Eut ella
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-04
Goparlnership Notices.

NOTICE.-The firm of De JONGE " Co., aa
~ heretofore existing ceases this Date =. - ,o.,,,
New.York, March 80, 1873 aOlunoN w JorSf-
The undersigned Is day formed limited CO nartnse
ship under the Dame OF DE JoNSE Co. 70 sonaucs "a
ues stocks bonds exchange NJ No 46 Exchangelaea
IN the City OF New. York. -
Dated New. York. April 1878
MAX HERZOG, (ca,ayaI m rtnera
SOLOMON DE JoNGE. Special pattner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-04
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MAR

LONDON April 3.-Inda Council bills allotted today
al led. psT rupee Crcinn -.
LO>r6s ApI 3-l2.5O p. u.Consos 90 for both money
and Tho ac,ount bonds, i0u hall cents. 1882;
New t,c- lOji.. Erie Hallway shares Trefcuci % III
no!- Central 10 Pennsylvania Central, .J; New Jersey
Central 1874 Reading Railroad lla; NcwJrrs,y Central
cuusols. GJiq
LONDON. Aur 3-l30 Z. Paris aiviccs quote hyc per
q lU7 francs % Ccutnca In the account
LONDON. Ann $50 ufh' amount 81 brll"n gone
INFO the nark iMglIudOn balance tDf1yis tlo.OJO
inNpON. -'ls. money 9i'Is
for tie account Etie Hallway shares, lO's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-04
Business Ghanees.

EOR SALE.-The stock and fixtures of a re-
and shoe store o. the principal avenues
tho city win DO sold at great sacrifice reason for selling
sckDess For further particulars address H. f. y, Tribune
Uptown Once, 1928 broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-04
WOOL. MARKET.

posroy Aprl 3-WooL-There Is very little change In tho
market Manufacturers purchase srartngy to supply pres
emf wants Prices low and quite unsatisactory sae,
ohio Flerces at 4OH42c, including ALL
grades New York Wisconsin, and Michigan Feeces at 81
zoe and Coarse 30dStc Combing ana Deiaine
Pieces auet for Coarse aud 4Ia4sc Tor good
average lots super and Pulled Woods IN FAIR demand at
latter for Choice Eastern Super California
Wool Ia fair demand at l3a25c. for FALL and 20927c for
spring