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Daily Republican., 1878-10-23
The Congress,

There have been elections held in 55
distrjrt- in til" States Of West Virginia,
Maine, Vermont, Ohio, Indiana. iowa,
ole" ado and Oregon. OF those, in the
present Congress, the Democrats hG,l
II, ihe Republicans 49, In the next
congress they will staHl =, R-publi
All. u Democrats and jGrp4nbackers.
H. the Third District Of Vermont, mo r4
'nIt "hS obtained, and the election will
ave ~ b" h-ld again in NoyrmIDr
'1"l plurality will elect, and when
II Is +" b" expected tLat 4 Republican
u I,' chosen,
l. vs. regard, then, only the changes
'r""|r mad. and as>umr that in Ne.
"'""Tr each party viii carry the dis
" "hIrh II now controls. we should
.ay" ~ the House lG3 Democrats ara
tfrrh"ark"rs t. 1870 Hepu oicans-a
t loss Of ~ t" the Republicans and a
"rl.~ponding gain to the Democrats.
~. I"h an arr@M5 mnnt of parties.
.."i" would b" majority of 33 against
I,.pNbIiranS. in place of the l3
'.l"" now exists. Bu', obviously, it
''''" t." rash to suppose that things
''I remain as they are in all tn.
south ~ district, now represented by
H"Pn'1lranS. There are ten districts
n the ;" "lth from which Republican.
"'r" ''"ct1d, namely, the First Florida,
II" ; 'ond and Third Louisiana. the
second North Carolina, the First, Sec.
ond and Fifth South Carolina, the First
a4d Second Tennessee, AMI the Fourth
' rginia. In South Carolina and Lou
Daily Republican., 1878-10-23
The Wagging Tongue.

Tn. present seems to b- time Of in
cessant tongue wagging, and til" only
r.snlt of so much wagging OF tongues
seems 70 be stirring up strife. 1t does
seem strange indeed that there are SC
many people who do not recognize the
foolish absurdity Of so much useie s
wagging Of the tongue, for it generally
leads to extremes that cannot be recon.
cil-d. The looseness and laxity that
prevail in the political world give am.
pie scope for the encouragement o.
would be political orators, who think
that their only duty is to abuse theil
o.ponentS, All occupation just suited
for wagging tongues. Dangerous a. il
| is there can be no doubt that certain
amount of wagging even by licentiou-
tongues Is as necessary to relieve the
tension of the popular mind as the
saf-ty-valve is Necessary to relieve the
strain of steam boiler. If there j.
a dangerous man in any community
much i, gained by getting him to talk
though his talk may not be edifying t.
any body but himself, it is dei-ns-
against more sudden and dangerous
explosions. GENERALLY before each i'm.
po tant election there is general tenn
pes Of wagging tongues. They scnld,
they swear, they threaten, they vllfy,
they slandpr-in fact they speak OF
nobody Us virtues IF merits but til -ir OWL.
such tongues generally tire Of their
own VIOLENCE, passion expends itsrl'
and they subside. The local cyclone
accompanied with 50 mach wind light
Iing AMI thuIlrr is over and the at
nospher~ remains pur-r. Let the steam
soap" by all means it will scald nobody
nut tho> VIII put Themselves in the
way Of it. Except in time, OF great ex p
element, the most violent tongue de.
frptS itS"It and does but little harm.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-23

isiana II is boasted that the ''Mississip-
pi plan" will prevent any Republicans
being returned from there. In the
other States the Republican parry has
certainly not been strengthened by the
course OF the Administration, and II
would not bs at all surprising II, by
one means ami another, the Democrat,
succeeded in changing as many as nine
OF these districts. Should tney do so,
their strength in the next house would
be IT. 10 l2l, unl-., the Republicans
u :ceed il winning back some OF tie
districts now in Democratic uanls.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-23

'AFrER CALM storm was the
experie nee Of this morning. A raInlrr
and mcre pleasant day than yesterday
could scarcely BE- experienced, and Il
more stormy morning than that which
followed is hard to conceive Of. The
damage in nnrooflng houses, blowing
down shade trees, an Fences. destrar-
tion of awnings, win lows, lamps. chin.
u"ys and signs is immrnsr. All thi, is
bot a mer bagtt4li+ com rarel with II p
destruction Of shipping which will be
heard from, and the loss OF Iife in surI
storm is fearful to contemylatp
Daily Republican., 1878-10-23

The FlREMEN display yesterday wa,
very creditable affair, considering tn.
number of companies that ,urued ont
The companies that rrtuS-d to partici
pate on account Of Ittl" difference o
opinion as to the right to occupy Ger.
tain position in the line, have not al.
vance1 themselves in the estimation
o' the public. We hope that if th~r,
is anything in the organization Of the
Fire Department initiating against it,
efficiency and harmony, it will be- elm.
mated before there ar" any more pa
rades.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-23
Is Rochester,, x. Y. d Defendant

Is ROCHESTER, x. y, a defendant is
sued tor damages for sending the plain.
TIL postal cart with the following
statement npon it: "You have collect
ed bills due Us, and USED the money.
to the amount Of 81. 81 50 please call
and settle, and save trouble" Tie
jury brought in verdict for the plain
tiff of $3.50 damages, and now its final
decision in the Supreme Court of New
York is awaited with considerable in.
terest
Daily Republican., 1878-10-23

other ladies' and gentlemen Of marked
ability and influence, showing CON-
bination OF tsl-nt such as can rarely IN
found in any one association. Some
years ago there was an auxiliary soci--
" in this State, of which that veteran
refnrmer, the late Thomas Garrett, was
President and DR.. Cameron, Secretary,
but whether the society Is still in exis-
i-nc., or is working quietly, We do no,
know 1t Is a fact, however, that both
n the East and in the West the woman
>utfragsts are working to some purpose
md are steadily making converts. In
delaware We are never In great hurry
e,pons- sucl. reforrnatory measures.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-23

Mr.. HAvEMEYER, of New York. says
it wasn't him either" He only
knew that there We're 50 many tele.
grams coming to his address for Other
persons that it became a great annoy,
ance to him, an / was discontinued by
his request but he did not know
whether any of the kilograms publish,
ed III the 7ribane We're the ones sent tc
his address. Wn0 is the next innocent
man
Daily Republican., 1878-10-23
A Lutheran Effort

On Monday evening, in a room oy.l
the grocery store Of Messrs. Gray and
Bro. N. W. Corner Second and KIM
streets, al attempt was made by the
young men Of the German Luthera,
Church OF this city. to organize all as
ISOLATION, having Tor its principal OBJ
j"ct the study of the Lutheran religion
Although but few Were present at this
meeting consderabl" enthusiasm was
shown, and earnest opinions of willing
ness to promote thi, work Were TX.
pressed. TWAS agreed to hold another
meeting at the same place on the follow.
Ing Monday, when i; is hoped til.
workers will be able to carry out theil
plans by the organization of such an
ansuuIatlOl.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-23
lS7s.
REpUBl.ICAN COUNTY TICKET.

FOk SHERIFF.
PHILIP Il. CLARK
Fo CORONER.
THOMAS J. BENNETT.
FOR STATE SENATORS.
JAMES A. BENsoy, Prncadrr
Enw C. REyBoLD, Red Lon,
FOR REPRESENTATIVES.
-)oHS GREEN, Wilmington.
JAMES NJ. BRACKIy. Christiana.
ABR NJ CHANDLER, Mill Creek.
JAMES VI. WISE, lR.. NV Castle.
JOEL THOMPSON, White Clay Cr'-k.
MERRITT n. WiLLETrs. 81. G-.rg~>.
JoHN A. DERRlcKsoN. Black bird,
FOR LEVY COURT COMMISSIONERS.
JAroB CHANDLER, Mill Greek.
!SsKAM RoTHwELL, White Clay Cr~"k
JAMES B HFYRy, Red Lion.
JAMES ]. JANvlER, -. Georges.
'olN D. CARTER. Appoquinimink.
lsAAcR STAArs, Blackhird,
Daily Republican., 1878-10-23

THAT nRrM MAJOR ot The visiting brass
band from Troy, was the centre of at.
Traction yesterday in the parade. He
must have STOOD six feet four, was good
looking, the terror Of the boys who
came in his way, and the girls wonder
ed if he was married.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-23

The DRINKING SALOONS were conspi-
cuous with the word "Welcomp" over
their doors yesterday, but the New
York, Trojaus, ,eemei t" unt-rs,an !
wha; that kind Of a welcome meant,
and kept ,h-lr money and their credit.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-23

If THE Troy PIREMEN now visitinr our
city are to be taken as a sample, they
mnss' grow large men up the Hudson.
1t is seldom that 30 many large men
are seen in one COMPANY.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-23

THE VISITING FIREMEN amongst other
rem ,nbrances will not forget Will
miH n'on storm.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-23
"WEDNESDAY, OlTOB.R VI, 1875.

Th. WNPrBLitAN has the Iarg est
= -cu,xtton of any paper In Dels.
= are. Advertisers take q note Of
fa,Ss,
Daily Republican., 1878-10-23
RAILROAD l.DNES.

! tti.hlNGTON AND
RALTIMORE RAILROAD.
SEPTEMBER 23. 1873.
Trains will leave Wilmington ~ ioilo"s
FOR Philadelphia. and intermediate station
Us. IL, 400. . IL 10 90. u 81 u. M = 81. 80
10 ~. s.&6. p. IN.
Philadelphia and NewYOrk. 200, 3 ~ u IL
/! 81, Il 10, 6p. m.
Baltimore and intermediate s.ati"ns,s 3s az
Baltimore and Washington 1881, ~. s3t
III. u b, Il 81, 8 bOnp. N.
Train. for Delaware Division leave Tor
Nes Castle 9 ~. y If a. m. 05, ,i;'I
Wyoming and intermediate station
!. 05e 80 = Ia.
IlelnRr lntrrmedia 10 stations Is n. IN.
p. IA.
SUNDAY TRAINs
pbiiadclphia and intermediate stations : ~
H., 5 10. q ~ y. IN.
Philadelphia and New YORK. = ~. ~ ii. Il
Baltimore and Washington u 81: 10 IL. IA.
For further information passengers are 70.
'rred to tie time-tahg' posted at the dej'"'
uov2V- II. + KENNY. SUPP
SHAEGL OT HOl RS-DtLAWAhE
\ y WESTERN RAILROAD'-tom'
nencin2 Tuesday. Dec. !, 1871. TrainS will
gn a. follows:
Leave Wilmington 10 ~ II. IL, and 5 81 pa
Leave Landenberg IS a H.. and ! 30 p. d
A i've atWilmington 81 AIN. and $40 . N.
u.
Arrive at Landenbergat at II IN. and $40 pm
II.
Uonnections--Trains leaving Landenbery a.
Is a. III. connect viii train .Or Phi!adelphi.
IS 10 d. IN.
Train leaving Wilmington at 10 ~ q. ia
With train leaving Philadelphia atb 10 ii. N.
nd Pennsylvania and Delaware traii' leaving
.Andelberg at 90 =. IN.
Train leaving Landenhcry or ~ III
'enusylvunia and Delaware trai- /. - witt
rain leaving for Pnilalelh. .nr : , oU y. N.
Trains leaving WilTL, .,u NJ 8 80 =. NJ.
with train leaving P.n!adelphia at / Tsp. N
mYqdti u. cos NEI.J. SUIT.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-23

The SOUTH CAROLINA "buIl- loz RS -
are Iesorting to NOR" r-taliatory mra.
sures against the F"I.ral Governmpnt
when brought to acroumt for their ontla
ges. As soon a. a United States Deputy
Marshal arrested wan at sumter, :.
C.. on Saturday lat. for riot with H.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-23
Read It All.

There j. to be- had great bargains in
this city it you will call and br convin.
c"'I III groceries, provisions, flour, fresh
and salt meats, extra fine teas at ~,
D.. 80. ~ and So cents per b.: a fine
lot Of cOit'es hest Rio ~ to % cts, La.
guyra 2s, best old Govt. Java 81 o, 3
lbs. for 3l.oo, choice syrups 60 cts. per
gallon, extra family -four from 1913 to
sG.1j per barrel, but up in fourth,
one-righth and one.sixtrrnth; also the
best quality Of beef, hams, shoulders
ami dried bcefwill be kept on hand at
tn" very lowest prices. Lovers of good
beet come and see. K. C. Porter. 2Oj
N'st 1th street, ,neXt door to Chadwick 8
Museum. yris" Selling sugars at cost.
Fresh Pork.
kirg Dolhow will remove from th.
Second street market, ,on Monday, to the
Eighth street market, stall No. S,wh.re
he will keep sausage, scrapple, lard.
fresh pork, salt pork, hams, &c. He
invites all his old customers and tn.
public generally to give him call.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-21
TIE STATE OF TRADE.
ErnnpEAN MARkETS.


IryyRP0ot May 2O.-Pork-EastcTn dull at IS West
e anil al 49, dull at 20 3D.; short
RIB dull 90 Cd Long Clear dun at "a short Clear
dun at 90 Hams-LOng Cut duh at 81: Shoulders duh
al 2l. Beef-Inda Mess dull at 81; Extra Mess dull
az 1903; Prime Mess dull az 10. isrd-Pnme Western
dun AZ 80 Sd Taow-Pnme city duh Ut IS. rurpentine
M To- Cheese - American Choice dull ut go. Lard OH
duh at 4O Flour-E1tra state dull at 2S. Wheat n o.
spring dill at 10 3D. "a 3 sPEhg d dn q st % ~ ~
sew steady at % 81. cotton seed OnNeiow American.
none In the market Receipts OF WNcat for the from
Atlantic ports 1900 qrs from Pacific ports 2i5OO qrs
LIVERPOOL, MAY 2D-l2:3O D. m-COtlon strong; Mdding
Uplanls. 6iEl Middhng Orleans 6si Low hldallng Up
lands 5I5lsd; Good Ordinary tplants I'D Ordinary Up
lands 5s,sd; sales day $4,000 bales including 1900
bale, for speculation and export Receipts 2l,JOO bales
cInig 20 100 bales American Futures i2d better Upands
Inv Nddng clause May delivery, 6ILd Uplands Low Mid
ding clause Nav June delivery, osd,; Upauds, Low
Ning clause June and July delivery. O'ad. Upands, Low
Niding clause July August delivery Gasd: Uplands
Low Nddhng clause August and September delivery O57d
Juanlz Aidhng clause september ana october dely
ery ,sd also 6Ld Upldnds Low Mddng clause, October
and november delivery. Id Cplands Low MddnE clause,
slpprd APRIL SAIL Gs; Upands. Low Mid.ng clause New
cla,ise Now crop shipped November rad December sail.
IgsRroGl ISy 2O-I3o p. m-Corn % 9253d per Or for
New Mixed Western.
iIyyerUor May lO-2 p Cotton. futures dull Upands.
Low Midnng clause June and July delivery Giisd Upands
Low Nu!dng clause. July and August delivery. Bst up
Mddug clause. August and Sept uber delivery,
MdIiug clause New crop, shipped OC-
tol,cr and November, SAD. 6'asl.
,tyGup,0t ~ 20 D. u.-The sales OF Cotton to-day
,nrindrd 10 300 bales American. Upands Low Middlng
clause New crop shipped November and December sail.
6Id Uplauds Low Mddhng clause september and October
iiyPRpooi Nav 2O-5 pm.-Coton futures weak; UpaDds
Iov Miidhng clause. July and Angus; delivery. 62d.
IONuON Hay 1O-EyeuinB. -IilOW 3ILper cWt Linseed
ASiwEaP NAV 2O.-PctroIcum 26i4 francs for fine pale
American Lard, u HOrns per % klOs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-21

at 22lo. Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
opened at 550547s, and rose to Sc at which
seemingly large business was done; afterward the
price touched 56l. Delaware and Hudson rose TO
SCH 05Gls, and Morris and Essex to S1l9. The
cause alleged for these sudden movements was that
at the Board Of Control meeting TO be held in Phil
adelphia tomorrow the prices Of coal will be still
further advanced 10 or 20 cents per ton. But
there is always person at each end of contract
"a buyer aud seler-ths reason seems insufficient
for the advance in the prices of the stocks particu
larry as it is admitted that the coal now above
ground cannot besod at the existing schedule prices
Lake Shore, after selling at 62li, rose to G3 and
ended at G23l. and Michigan Central sold at 6jG
65l2. Central and Hudson recovered to 1oS340
1882, but Erie was quiet at 12so012lI. The North
west shares were weak all day, the common selling
at 5105Olq0 81 ll05O7s, and the preferred at 1870
71l20720716s. st. Paul common was steady at
51ls051a511lG5lls and the preferred firm at
769a7G5sD77. Rock Island was feverish at 109l2
Q1O94G 1922, and Chicago and Alton
steady at 75075li Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy was unusually active and fuctuatng. Its
price ranged from 1O5l201O578 to 10440105A
The Chicago and Rock Island Company has
recently leased the Keokuk and Des MONIES Railroad
This Is claimed by the Chicago and Rock Island
people to be great advantage gained over Iho M
cago, Burlington and Quincy Company I}ut the
terms of the lease of a road which barely earn
ing the interest on its debt, refused by the Oil
GERS of both companies wi ch parties to the con
tract Wabash was very dull, only 800 shares sell
ling at 14l2 and Ohio and Mississippi after rising
to 9l2, closed AT 93s. The hight weight " fancy" [.
c. and l. {. became active and higher at AZ 4os on
a "guess" that the Pennsylvania Railroad may be
compelled by the courts to make good ITS guarantee
of the interest the second mortgage bonds OF the
C. {. and l. Cwhile the net earnings OF inc company
are insufficient to meet the interest its first mort
gage bonds. -, oo
Western Union was dull with sales at S285a S24
aS2lo ard Pacific Mail sold at 19l2a 1880 1874;
The fact that the books of the latter company Will
close tomorrow for election was made an excuse Tor
an attempt To mako the stock scarce ANA IN a lew
instances l3o of per cent paid for borrowing It,
The market closed strong for the coal shares and
tame for the Others
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-21
orders Issued NJ ll.2

-FOUR AND MEAL-FLoUR-M Market dun; heavy, and in
@ mainly for immediate wants sales 1890 bills mcud
Ing 800 b6ls Minnesota Extra 81 7Oas- - Tor me Tn99
bbs Low Grade Extra - G5aEi - 500 b3ls Guy MI EI
@ 80 iot = rs ga $ rs OF he sales Gs were iof
export Quotations 30 ~ a8Gs5 'o suEsrrhe airS
s state 81 30 choice s. 95as5 2o Choice
ran % Good to Choice s. 25Gs7 so; Common Good
$40 20 Minnesota Low E1ra = 7oasi 0O rye Mixture
s5qs 20 81 c s 25 & some hcprs asking
higher r. st. to L%S "sa d. Ss5 75 Good ' To-
s0GTHERS fLoUE dun deelnns sale: 500 @ e9s Poor
Fam 90 2Gs Cde 81, Gn ars9 e 3 Zoo o s66
b6s Yellow Western, q $5gs2 &C, CO. hEandywine quoted
" o TG5 1FRGTs%By sncton by STAN direct 10000
boxes Palermo Lemons $685. oO LOCO do oranges ga
SGiiAIN-wHEAT-M Market bale. lower; moderate spccu:
laye business % ,s pE eT u s F UIal use
bush spot including 5000 bush Ungraded Sing 81 20
5000 BUSH No HhTd 81 . 5000 bush Nc Winter Rcd
Spring; May, - 1881 ISL e@slns y io,3 sin; = y
asked 1000 bush DO June 81 GS I :. closing siihs
81 Si is bid 81 iGia asked 5000 bush 30 Northwest
S M%y % O. ,f fa1 o. jay 80 BID bush
asked RYE about steady moderate export lght .ocal
trade deand sales 5000 bush state "a BE- 1000 Dga1.
N ie western quoted G9q Use; Cana a. r.,
I G2o SRs %S dS Saf IS $500 @ MALT noey
sieag ana closed c better good export
fair honc demand moderate sPGcsgia'Ee trate.
t"rcs 2g5 900 bush. spot; UnGsded Western
mIsG 43a5Gigc; No g. aalsc steamer Mixed t9a5gci
H. . .n6 ON: low Mixed, 6OLc; White Western, Die;
Winis southern soc including 10000 bush no 70 arrive
bush do for Zsth May, 90 &C. ~
9 kUsb steamer Mixed MAY, 4Vc, closing 4'c ma 1Qc'
0skrd; 5000 busdo. June, 4stc cosing use 4n' IT,
eI 40 Tuly 4sc. bid igc asked 10000 brsl NO stay,
ao closing soc hid, 5ulc asked $4,000 bush No.
Inc "a &c closing I9l2c bid. 1890 asked sSOOO DsSh no.
INV b0d50ltc. closing 5Olac. bid, 5ghe asked;
SS,u.irs ann &C. lower: sales, 47,OOD bush.i No
oAuu1b,e g5Isc: No 2 32d3liac.; No White 80 &c;
90 92iqS3c Mixed Western, ~ la3jci White Western,
txfl
81 FEED seay 20 and 60 ~ go 50 % Fi n1I i iU1
ID ma Sk-Reccpts uall lie um quoted 81 6oaSl ~
Red scarce higher " - ~ 90 MaIO" bny az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-21

Futur,. fairly active ca. owing pressure 70 s'l and
realize al the Iaic Liverpool ai'cts higher bat not
rufIceut 10 couuteratj declining tendency
safes Saturday after mMay, ll-T no notice To-Day
Junc SO 1885, July. ll4f, lli6 l.45 August. LOO
ii al II Is lI47 september, nos, ilCS lO1 o"bgf'
loss 1886. lOSj, lUs5 Noycmb'r, ln1l ATlh IiiW
fnal 100 sales TO-DAY 10 p. NJ May. ll2l,
N sd N 20 Jane II 81 80 lI.3. l.3I, II 2g. lbs
ii ~ ii 20 1925. III p 1L46. ll25 ia. ll2 ll2l:
inIy Iiit 49, ll42 ll4l ll.3J ll.3S, 49, ll30,
IIS5 ii.5i Ii56 l3l 1873 1872 Angus 80. ii45
II AZ If a. ll42 h. ll4O ll3H, 40, la, ll3,
ii5s II 81 Il3G, Is; ocPmbeI llOJ, il.oi' LOO
100 lI.O 100, logs 1927 1896 october l0T5 Joe
ldT7 1876 total 49, 90 bales grand total G9eOO
bales FIRST Ca-June Il. a}; July lli2i August 10
bcr 10 IS: March, 100; Aurl llg9 total 800 bales
second C4-Iunc ll.27 ll2O: July, llH6 August ll3S
srtsnl,cr 10 gp October IO7s total p 100 bales. IhTd
Cail-Junc %; July, ll32; August. LIB. 1885, sep
tciuber IOaG, 1888: october, 1919; December, 1900;
March 1898 total 1900 bales Futures closed firm ut the
ugt.rsa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-21
HORSE MARKET.


The most important feature Of the Horse trade the nast
unusually large shipments 20 foreign ports The
order received from the Metropolitan Tramwsy Com
pany for 500 head OF good sound wcltraned
horses rapidly being ed Isaac MehTbach snt 81 head
by 81 head by the Greece ana 81 head by the
Erin; while Small shipped 300 head By the Faradly all
that order The latter lot however We're not purchased on
Market had been bought time previous IA chi
There also head OF general Business Horses spped
wyoming bat not intended for railroad purposes and
Carriage Horses bv Robert StOGaft Via the an
CHOIR nc. example OF the high appreciation foreigners
have American Canadian Horses make SPECIAL men,
ton Of They selected by Professor smith OF
Veterinary College Of Toronto for Mr. bunker OF sc0t
lan and designed for his private use IN that country
Canada well Dc proud when she can produce horses with
such desirable qualities that private individuals cross
Atlantic purchases Tor Their
own use. Is weil that the nobility and gentry
European countries have found out that the United
a. theE unlimited supply
Horses suited TO their several wants w ng
land alone supply Of Horses too inadequate 10 NEST TAO
growing demand and must, therefore, look Tor new
field from which TO draw her supplies. u there Country
the lace OF the globe thai can oner
greater Inducements I'm this direction than Amer ca 1hs
oca trade has been past week The cool
weather companies from buyi1g very rCe amt
the greater humber OF heavy draft horses ~
this trade in such animals was Dun ha
companies continue m ing quite Freely Dut ate Ouu III
their clamOr for a" lower Drtces'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-21
OFFICIAL REPORT N. Y INNING STOCK tx
CHANGE SALES. Ia 7 90 1873.
sECONp BnApn-l nlCLnCK p. M
THIRD BOARD-2:30 P. NJ.
MONDAY. May 2O-P. NJ.

The stock market to-day opened, as it closed on
Saturday night feverish and unsettled, and prices
generally at first showed tendency to decline fur
ther. But this inclination toward lower figures
was quickly checked by a liberal scattering of
orders to buy. The coal stocks were marked fea-
ture in the succeeding Improvement led
by sharp and rapid rise in the price
Of Central Of Eew-Jersey. This stock after
opening at 20l0S20' finally rose to 22a and closed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-21
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

Ioypoy NAV 2O-l2:3O y. M. :. ponds lsG7s 1881:
Erie Halfway shares 1925 do preferred 81 Illinois Central
PENNSYLVANIA Central 2o4; EtaLhs ItMlTuad l0.;
New Jersey Central cOnsOls, y
LONDON. May 2OlJ0 =. u.Pars adyices quote hvo per
lUg francs 90 confines Tor the account
LONDON. May 2O-3:30 y m-The amount of bullion gone
into tho Bank land balance today j. &lI2ObO
LONDON, May 2Oi3O r. m.-CouSos ou"- Tor both money
and the account Pennsylvania Cenira 2S Pans adilc'a
ouoc ye per cent 100 francs 81 confines Tor the
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-21
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE,
Fer Eiih Rirer, Vessels ant Rr,lrO1fs.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NoNpAI. Say %, 1873.
AsUr.-In some sac Pots s7ac. Pearls j'4c.. latter
rather scarce.
CJfFE-Aid grades hrm sales 6l9 bags NeEican lb4c,
gold 2Od22 r.: MarloelJo lJ4@lO2c gold no very
quiet. sales. CHrCUc- il iEulSCi god.
zorro business in spots" limited. prices nm
changed sales 75s bales Of which 30 last evening rcud
Ius S for cuu.umpuOn 200 Tor speculation 800 hl's dcy
cred Saturday Receipts at tue ports ll4O bales
week 1850 this dY last year total
sincr SEPT snler l. l2DC43 baes against 3sG2OJ5 same
time last season, here l53iiJ bales consolidated
supply so gS5 bales. Quotations: