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New-York tribune., 1878-04-26

firm No white Michigan 81 80; Extra do 81 S3' Corr
sf enf FRss sale. sac nso a
SSsST seq @ Ts9 oS qsi?
ooobus1 Oats sCe bush o oS St0o bb'
MIwAUkEE, April 25Elour quiet aRehanged, ,a hes, e.,
isn$y ms and fsf'f 81 ~ s'fSPs is
& Rys ss sasSy sS f%fF Eg barley bS SSi' ;E SG
q snM g. 08 Freight sssT Sn1Ws6
M Sd A p dr S anct aeHi @ seadS c %
lILai6c Maracsibo 169c Sugar quiet Cuba 7ssa7sc.
catioa S7s for cfHshed 9 PoSdsTci o iSr STaa%
sS market To-Day Sre was very tiis doing owing
reception BY President Hayes The COMMERCIAL EIeha1ge
Meal %S%%a = free 2SoPf SqsTa ,nd
Local Western Red q 2s9sl 81 DO Amber
ys SS aoT az a So e. S2S 81 Raa = from SSS
he local trade but shippers keegng aocf Rejected
changed clover Seed quiet at 6iaS7pc. whskey quiet at
wSs, fQ AP Fsd FguF + % @ sGgs
casS s No Spin spfag 81 BID Corn hr%cr NO aSsd
% May 9; 4oS4S JuRe R'V Oats No. s s2
S9s ssf Wy @ s $ s S 70 Sq T.
Land duh at 20 so asked sE Meats d1 and ss
m6 and Clear Sides Receipiseieoo bbis FLOUR 1000
bush. RYE; 1000 bush: Barley shlp%ents-$ coo coo 6os
Flour 5000 bush. Wheat 1000 BUSH Corn 1000 bush
TSlEDo, April 2O. Wheat Grm No. ! white Mlchlgan.
81 29a seller Nav, so; seller June, 81 STA No Red
Tf & s. see &sy SS 81 RS g TRf @ ta sS q i1a g 'fs
Wabash held at I q 2 bid No 81 Dayton o and n schfan S
S hasd Z t1s G n3Ss. 'pqs May hsles,sa
dull choice held at = O5. IeeePtsW1sa 1900 BUSH.
fS sas 6o eSn go S SSS the
light demand but holders arm No RED Winter spot,
Nothing doing in Other articles.
at es a a 4 g @ Of cTads T%aseHnS Sss
STEADY 81 for Har 81 IS for Yellow Dip and 81 70Sss
for Virgin. Tar. trm at al 4O.
COTTON MARKETS.
AUGUSTA April 25.-cotton quiet; Mdding. 9'4a97sc.,
Low lidding 5GS9c Good Ordinary, sc; net receipts
sIIfIMosF @ april 25Scotton dull; Middng lotc;
Middng l0e Good Ordinary &C.: net receipts 81 baes
bales: sPinners : bales: stock 1880 bales
Midd6g lose; 0riaa receipts 2i6 Oaesi
eoGSGLEsroS Aprll 25Cotion dull and nominal; Middng.
& Icy s MaIs s 100 ee sioc SoSG o9 9SR Saa
CIycISYAn. Apn 25-Cotton firm; Middlng. loi.c Low
rhpnoHi. t i65 tales; sales bale stock 7e2@ bales
G1LSEsI1S sy AP BIZ siooS PpsTy & e1Dt f
bales; exports Great Btsin 2505 bales coastwise 5ls
LOUISVILLE, Apri 25.-cOton quiet Mddli3g, loc >.
cep Mt VS. bass 4s Bales saies total 100
OiS5 NOBLE fS'h Ap Gs steady. Mddng 1oc Low
ding 9ic; Good Ordinary GO 2c receipts none exports
KEwOELEASs, April 2j.-CottOn firm; Midllng, lOtcJ
L s % S Dss SSSi 9@qs eEnGs 10 S cd fc%fRt % Re o
bales; France 1920 bales Continent 1925 bales coast
HoaFoLk April 25-coIiop drmi Middns I04c; receipts
G65 baes exports coastwis 2o2o bales sales 204 baes
THiitPELFH1 April 25.ac9GGn dull MiddlGe ,'' Io',c'
50 bales eToa % bales sales Il8 bales all sDnners
sITASSIn, April 95cotton steady MlddInS 95sc; Low
exports ccastase 4s9 bales sales, 100 bales 1921
ST. LOUIS April 25. 5.-cotton lower; Middns. loc; Low
sg'n''' Saes so O'0'' '04 'A'' oOO OAo' ''o' 'O'
Low %ddIne 95c S79d 7 Ordinary gag S2 receipts Oac'
New-York tribune., 1878-04-26
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

- Tho
there traffic in Beef Cattle Previous receipts since
respond time last week ruled fairy steady
h the n ong TR nE S Y" aGs @ az Later % IN the Gay the
eoing rather weak some were made to
clear the hooks ia Washington Market
CALVEs~Arrvas were OSJ head; s35 at 6Oh.st and $50
buyers named he prices which below the lowest
previous mark Of the season. and low enough to teach an M
think that any Calf able walk good enough for Now
Bobs" Skim.mIk and buttemik calves wecisod at SG4c
per Common pn 10 qst9 5,s FSr Tnas kieq AZ Sf sbd
Choice and Extra Jersey do At 6Ed7el Dressed yeals
4ge ID for Country DO Leading commission saesmSn 90
losses by of damaged carcasses are
necessarily The advice to 70
be slaughtered here on shippers account 40
H. tie Il Jersey do 1i9 ID at 7c; il do 85 D
6c 30 do 127 b at 6c 10 do, I20 b at 2c 4G do
Davis Halcnpeck 1Ol state Calves 127 p at Be- 47
So g So lG BSr 0 a 100 E S do Ms H. at 4 per d. rs
H. at 4'c DO 12o 70, at 4i2c do 100 d. at Gci 80 Com
Hume ili25 Go Ia state cplvss IL D. At 4c E 10 20
t9c and % 200 69 io5 D. G At -G o per @ 100
NJ az 5e 2 d. iij b. at 6c 10 TO- 80 H. at Co. IL Jer
sey do i5 b. 5c do li2 n. at 7c ana 20 do, I2G 10,
G. collins 81 Mount Holly veals, 200 u, mainly at &c.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Arrivals to-day were "a car loads
1000 hcad-l6 caIs at Jersey ly ana e'Ts a. 3ethsL
oe,pondng days last week The market fair for
oriinary, and Common spring lambs. which continue ]
freely from virginia aud kentucky Jnshoin sheep
ranged 2c Gle per b. with lot taken by
uOrter az Clipped Sheep selling quite freely at 2
d5c ucr H. with best lots M 0 and Culls az &C.
Spring Lambs Virginia and Kentucky sold at 2dSlc
utr B load II Maryland Lambs at 50 30 per head
and Good Jersey do al 9Hlic. D. Mutton had
fair call dJc. per Dressed Lambs dull at "a De,
with selections lGc. per b carload of Extra Wether
about average purchased in Buffalo al 6c per %, and
the attraction at the sxteth street
maTk' place to day. -.-.. -.
age at - - per 100 10, and leo nerOr Virginia Lambs
81 n, at 4 &c. per h.
81 sic.: 90 Il 10, at 7c li2 do, 40 b, at 80
common 35 h. 5l4c. Is Jersey Lambs al 30 G2 y
head 40 - % 90 Maryland do. at 80 J0i III Ken
lucky Lambs 80 &C.. lOG Virginia sheep, II b AZ 4c
30 ohio SO do 30 n, az 4.c @37 do, 81 B at
4atc. and ~ DO, 90 n, az o. per b.
judd q Buckingham 2j9 ohio sheep, 81 70, az 4i2c; lS9
do d. &C., and lj6 UnshOrn state GO 81 ID, a 81 80
per zoo N.
do IOi CSC, 80 do lO2 %, 81 - 40 100 ID 90
nos Clipped do. ll Nat jc.; 80 state leoTng 90 d. at
&c; % do, 20 ~ at q l'. ami do, II b. at 61fc.
Hume Elliott Co: l9U Illinois sheep, - b at &C.; l54
State do IUi d. % &c, and l66 DO, 0S ID. at ec
c. Collus: 20 jersey Lambs, a. 10 90 ID. at lOIdllc
per H.
sWINF-Reccpts were - carloads or LII IIoss cars
jersey Cy and cars at i0t; and total since saturday
II g23 against 2j5SG for same time last week sales on
live wcgI reported. Dressed Hogs shaio hrner and
quoted al as4Jc. per u.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-26

There Is 40 quotation Tor tllne Ioats ne iolloN-
ing were the rates of exchange on New-l0rk ::
Savannah, lIG premium, selling i premium; !;
Charleston, scarce. X premium par; NcW-Olltdlh'
commercial ls, bank Il ~. Louis, 80 premium
Chicago, 20 premium, and Boston l2l2 cents DIS
count.
The United States Treasurer at Washington to-day,
received SS4O.OOO National bank notes for re-
dempton. The customs receipts were &3OO,Oou'
and the internal revenue receipts wero cJSO,oOo.
The following Is the Clearing House htAttlnehI
to-day: Currency exchanges, $G9,l S50; cur
rency balances. S275G,4l3; gold exchanges
SOB $40, and gold balances, Sl ,SG9,7Jl.
I he usual weekly meeting OF the managers OF INC
Bank of England was held to-day. The statement
presented showed a loss Of G162. 900 bullion dur
ing the week, though the proportion OF reserve 10
liabilities is up from 32l6IO last week to 3li2 No
change was made in the minimum rate OF discount,
aud il remains at pcr cent, or % per cent aL0Ve
the rate at which tlree-mOnthS bills discounted
in the outside market. The bullion movement 10
day, was not important. On the LONDON o,oCh
Exchange, British cOnsols were lower. Doth
descriptions being down 20 95l31o. United Staies
new 5s at 1O53s; new 4l2 per cents at lOi'o anu
lO-iOs at 1914 In the American railway securities
Erie common ranged at 13Ul2osG l23I, preferred
advancing to 81, and yielding TO 26 at the close.
closing at 14l2 Paris dispatches report the BANK OF
France as having gained 10000 900 francs during
the week. Five per cent French rentos opened al u
decline to 10032i2, reactng at the close TO loo'oo'
Sight sterling on Paris il quoted at 25.l1i2.
S. NJ. Mills and !. i. Mead, composing the nrm on
s. NJ. Mills a. Co., to-day were readintted 10 the
Stock Exchange by the unanimous vote OF the COM
mittee. w.. po;,rood
has declared a quarterly dividend Of zig per cent
PAYABLE May 10 transfers to close on May /.
The following is the Canal Collectors statement,
at this port of the amount OF west-4ound ireigni
cleared from New-York for the canals, from April
is TO April %. inclusive together with the amount
ef tolls received on the same
New-York tribune., 1878-04-26

4
CRSTRAI RAILROAD COMPANY OF NEwJERsEY.
23d February 1873 having been signed by major
itv stockholders and by the others whose signatures
requisite give effect 10 the said agreement the same
stocEhoers yet signed the agreement do
before the 2Jth day Of ADfu afeT Whch dae to
thereafter aud until day May. stockholders
previously signed shall have the right 20 subscribe
balance OF the bonds IN the agreement
the OF the stock subscribed VIII
be at the places hereinafter stated and after this
The bonds 10 b. gwen for the cash payments
mrnts prior VIII be allow ed interest up that
time. Payments be made In f in nYe equal install
falling the lst ays Of May August and Noyem
ber 1878. and February and May, 1873
Interest must paid all deferred payments ard adj
lusted at the nual payment.
Stockholders Will at time Of making payment, deliver
cancellation 10 per OF the stock by them held
the mortgage bonds and the income boHds not being
delivery receipts will be given both for the cash
and the shares delivered for cancellation said re-
exchanged Tor the mortgage bonds and income
800 aud the multiple thereof
they ready for delivery. 80 -
viii be IN denominations OF $1,000 $500 and
The holders Of stock and Central Railroad
panv jersey OF the American Dock ana Improve
Company, who have signed the agreement requested
present Offices OF the Company, No ll9
Ctdar-st of Messrs BROWN. SHIPLlI & CO., London.
subscriptions taken and where their bonds
viii be stamped ant stock and coupons recey IN accord
IA the Of the agreement All stock surrendered
cancellation De Transferred 20 l. - L1throp receiver
The holders OF tie Leigh and Wikesharre bonds who have
signed agreement will their bonds aud surrender
their coupons the office Of that Company No. II Broad
The holders of the Consolidated Convertible the Lehs
aud Mkesbarre and the American Dock ana improvements
Company signed the agreement do 80
signed for must be presented as above stated and coupons
huiIcHAoleu' Atm ppp D.cafvar
New-York tribune., 1878-04-26
In the City bank stocks, Park (5l sold at 0Gl2. We

Railroad bonds were quiet. The Northwest gold
bonds were heavy at 975s, Hannibal and ST. Jo-
seph convertible IS at sSi2 and Kansas Pacific in
come Ne. 1G at 15l2. The Pacifics were steady,
Westerns at 1929 Centrals at lO5@; Union fllsts
at 1OJ3i Missouri Pacific seconds at 93, ana South
Parifcs al n Toledo and Wabash firsts (ex-cOu-
pom were steady at par; ST. Louis Division Tex
coupon AZ n, and consolidated convertbes at 81.
Erie thirds sold mt 1OGl2 Morris and Essex consoi-
dated lsts at s2: Harlem rsts registered at q IS;
Lake Shore second. consolidated coupon, at 9Sl2;
Missouri Kansas aud Texas seconds at 10. and Ele-
waited nrsts al 80 We annex current quotations
New-York tribune., 1878-04-26
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE,
Fer North Kirer, Vessels and Ra,b0qdS.
THURSDAY, April %, 1873.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

AsUEs-In demand at4saIc for Pots; % &c. for
Pearls
COTFEE-Ro qulr: uuci lngcd; Ordinary 20 Prime
goes - l7c gold sale. LOO bags In Baltimore, N
cray I4llr.' private tyrrss IN NywOtcIu-, loo *
"iuf Buuham :" Fnr lGa-ulGac Aiild. unchanged aud
generally quiet 600 bags Padiug Escort" sold
prNItr tcIs, quoted 2Do22LC, The 'Marcaute just In
slth and Caracas coffee, to-day ordered 10
Hamburg Ace" with about 3i0J bags Laglayra, was
or!tTrl from Baltimore 10 Br ths vessel the
Alexis" known 100 the recent baIritry case.
CUlIOt.ul.t spot ai ia' advance; s1ifs, COZ bales
GC2 last tyD..Lg. - which $50 spinning 33 speculation
include, 900 c sales 200 bales to arrive delivered on
bales Receipts 90 tuc ports, ,iO Dlt5 against
. 4
New-York tribune., 1878-04-26
Total sales for the day
SAN FRANCISCO CLOSING PRICES OI
NnntnrHnu .nn-hnr.

Government bonds were more active, to-day, on
sales of 81, 1915 900. Some round lots of new 1l2
per CENTS coupon, changed hands at 103ls, and
small lots at 1921. There was free trading In the
coupon 1S65s at 0440104, Coupon 1O-4Os were
hrm @ at 1854 and registered new 4 per cents at
lOOi2. The popular subscriptions to the new per
600. lie Syndicate, to-day, made call upon the
Secretary for an additional So 600 900 Of the 4l2
per cent bonds, makingthe total thus far taken firm
New-York tribune., 1878-04-26

Fu,ufe quiet closing points higher. sales last even
ing - zoo 'u4l,-. Ioday-FT-t ta-May, lUHji October,
1901. 1902 November. 1901 total. 200 baer second
Ca-Ma.. lug-; June HOS reVteuher 1888; October.
1861 Noyemupr l05G February. !9ll 1913 total 400
bales Third CA-Hay 1881 June, llOt september, 1898;
O,tlIer 1905; total I.OUO bales. Also to-day, May.
ln gad 90 June lu5GIlu9 Juiy Ill alllj August,
lIl54ILIT september lUS6, october. 10 81 1868 40
venbcr los total 100 b4Js grand total $1,000 bales
New-York tribune., 1878-04-26
HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA April 2j.-Sugars quite active but weak Spanish
gold, 225d225 EXCHANGE rmer on The United MI states 81
m, 80 DAYS gold 24 f3a premium short sight do az
prcmi1m on London. l5dl52 premium ON Paris 22ds
urem
New-York tribune., 1878-04-26
CURRENCY

The demand for money was not very active to-
day and il was met very generally at q and per
cent on railway collateral. The great United States
bond dealers are accommodated at 4. The move
ment in commercial paper Is very slow, and the
note brokers quote rates as follows:
New-York tribune., 1878-04-26
Dipioeno Notlres.
Bnsluess Chances.

WANTED-A man to take an interest, ac.
tive Or silent in bringing out ,5a Sg%oeE S rsasea
duoed a. 200 10 900 required and Will De wei secured
desred Address NUfACTURER Tribune omce sAa
New-York tribune., 1878-04-26
findncial.

TOR SALE at 80, $1,000 Florida Central
Railroad FIRST Mortglge sinking Fund Coupon Bond
Trustee, the Farmers Loan and Trust Company:
LAWRENCE & STOKES, II Broadst
GAS STOCKS.
All New.York and BROOKLYN Gas stocks and also all kinds
GEO II. PRENTISS,
30 Broad st., y.
NOTICE.-The annual meeting of the stock
n holders OF the MUsCOUETCOUG IRON WORKS VIII
Office Of the company ia SanAOpe, ~ j., al
'N''' = '-' IL Il. WILSON. Secretary
49, -r-In !. n
New-York tribune., 1878-04-26
Q5ratss ano fsn6ers.

GRATFS and FENDERS.-We would call
" spoeia attention large variety Of open Fire pees
with brass frames Andons and Tenders OF antique designs
With Rasket Crates for wood and coal also the largest
assortment Of Crates and Fenders IN the market WITH
our p"''"' Wholesale and retail
g. C0NoVER CO, S6s Canalst, Newyork
New-York tribune., 1878-04-26

Gold was quiet and steady ut 1902. the carrying
rates being l2 60 per cent per anuum, and borfoN-
ing fiat. fhe steamer Weland sailed to-day with
$500 900 III gold coin. lhe Assistant Treasurer
pald ont, to-day, S17 900 IN coin interest on the
pubiIc debt. aud $4,000 IN redemption OF called
bonds. The days business of the gold clearing de-
partmcnt of the Bank of the state of Ncw-loIk coy
cred: Gold cleared, S12,TGOOOO; gold balances
~, ,1IS, ,23j; currency balances, $ll5j,337. Tho
gold quotations were follows:
IOOL,
New-York tribune., 1878-04-26

The fUllOwing were tO-,iy's QUOTATIONS. Tor
foreign and domestic coins and bullion, lnlicd
States CONS being quoted IN currency, aid all the
.tl IN. m Inll
New-York tribune., 1878-04-26
\VELLS, FARGO & Co., 65 BROADWAY

nm md sell Nnfng Stocks and other Pacific coast ssrtss:
sell Exchange 7ciegrdphc Transfers and Creds drail1bts
lhrOugho tie Sst and Europe and f0rCdrd FTe,ghL Pack
aaes. and TaluabIes D al parts Qf NE lcOTLh
New-York tribune., 1878-04-26

The following were the receipts and shIpments at
and from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day. as re-
ported by telegraph
Receipts Shipments
New-York tribune., 1878-04-26

Foreign exchange was quiet and steady at quota
tuns the selling rates being at concessions of i 20
- of cent from official asking rates as subJoined:
New-York tribune., 1878-04-26
NEw-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY, APRIL se, 1871.

The receipts of -four and grain at the principal
Atlantic ports this 25th day of April were:
New-York.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-26

b G X Il Northern
7.-.DC. 20
Han IL 81 10 Pref
100. be 27L2
Ohio & Miss
lOObcbl5. 0ls
200. b3. 8
New-York tribune., 1878-04-26
THE agreement for the adjustment Of the

OFFICE OF THE RECEIVER OF rHR
CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY or NEWJ ERsEY, !
No. ll9 LIBERIl-sT.. NEW-NORK, -
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1878-05-31

A RAPE CAsE.-The grand jury, before
adjourning, indicted Thomas Hughes, Nor
gan Hughes, ]. Lofin Beatty, James Quigley
and Morris Roberts, charged with out
raging n young white girl named Mary
West, on the 18th of last December. The
girl, a supplemented creature, about twenty
years of age, lived in the family of Reuben
Norris, on Slate Ridge. 1t is alleged that on
the evening of the day named one of the par
ties indicted called on her and invited her to
accompany him to II dance. She consented,
and when about half mile from the house
suddenly came upon the rest of the party,
who were lying in wait for her. She was
thereupon seized and outraged by the entire
party. Afterwards she was taken to barn
near by, drugged with whisky and abandon
ed. She made her way back home, and said
nothing about the affair. Subsequently she
was induced to leave the neighborhocd, and
went TO live with some friends on Deer Creek.
Fearing she might expose her assailanis, they
induced her to remove to York county The
facts leaking out, the parties were indicted
and one day last week Sheriff johnson with a
posse went to the Maryland line to arrest
them. He captured only one of them, Rob.
erts, but the others, being near the line, went
to Delta, in York county, Pa, and defed the
Sheriff. They have not yet been arrested
Roberts was bailed out but subsequently sur
rendered by his bail and is now in the custo-
DIV of the sheriff.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1878-05-31
The Late John M. Cooley, ESQ.

At regular meeting of the Board of Direc.
tors of The Darlington Mutual Building Asso-
citation, No 2, held al their Office in Darlington,
May 18th, 1873, the following resolutions of res
pect to the memory of John NJ. Cooley, were
unanimously adopted:
Whereas, 1t has pleased the Creator to take
from us our honored and respected neghbor and
tellow-member of this board, John M. Cooley;
Therefore be it
Resolved, That The Darlington Mutual Build
ing Association, No. 2, has lost an active and
worthy member; the village asympathizing and
charitable citizen and his family an affection
ate husband
Resolved That we bear witness to his wise
counsel as a member of this board and that we
shall ever cherish his honest character as o man,
and his sterling qualities as friend.
Resolved, That we sympathize with his family
in their irreparable loss.
presented the family of the deceased and the
county papers be furnished copies for publica.
ton.
The resolutions having been read by the Secre
tary, Mr. John w. Andrew said
SIT Is due to our brother director, John M.
Cooley, now deceased, that l, President of this
Association, should make some remarks, which
the fullness of my heart dictate, concerning his
usefulness among us during the few short years
that he has lived with us in this village. Mr..
Cooley was warm-hearted friend always ready
to oblige and do what was in his power to ele-
vate his fellow-man; to counsel him In trouble,
and to put under foot all intriguing, and stand
firmly up for what he believed to be right and
for the best. So long as he was able, he gave
his time and advice for the best interests Of the
association; always with an eye to the strict
observance of the constitution and by Flaws of the
same. AS public citizen he was not surpassed
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1878-05-31

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