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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-03-14

ESs In regard 10 the prose
cution Of the Louisiana Return
ing Board, the New Yorl, Meth
oaist says:
When the Louisiana case was
before the Electoral Tiibunai
that august body decided that Ger
tain matters were Gljuade, or il
effect that they belonged TO the
jurisdiction of Louisiana The
State has taken the nation at Its
word-ils solemn deciSion-and
has tried AID convicted one nem-
OF lis Returning Board--Gen. An
derson-for Justification of re
turns. Secretary Sherman speaks
unwiselg, as well as my seriously,
when he declares that The people
Of the United States will protect
Gen. Anderson. He must have
changed his mird since last
spring. Then he evidently
thought it the business of Lonlsi-
ana to see to the purity Of her re-
turns. Or did he then believe
that it was uobody's business, q
something above law, to be adju
Dictated by "visiting statesmen
This IS well put.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-03-14
E@ The following paragraph

s@ The following paragraph
from the Smithyille Journal suits
other localities as well as De
Kalb. The persons referred to
will please read and ponder.
There are many people in Lin
coin who ought to heed its sug-
gestions-
Paper borrowers have always
been q nuisance. Some Of our
subscribers have complained that
ia " can hardly get to read their
pagers before a borrower. more a.
bic to pay the pittance we charge
for subscr; ptiou than they, cells
aud wants to cook at the
Journal" lie almost aI~ays sees
something that he wants bis vile
or some of The family to see anu
it is carried away, leaving the
man who has paid for it to get ii
back if he can or do without. To
ali newspaper borrowers we have
a word Of advice: If you can't get
to read paper honestly, let it
alone You have no more right
to use and enjoy reading for which
Won bave not paid than you have
for the food you consume or the
clothes you wear. There is great
room for lesson OF honesty as
well as honor il this direction.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-03-14
Fire st Hot Springs, ar
kansas.

LITTLE ROCK, March "a
dispatch from Hot Springs an
nounces a conflagration in pro-
gress there. Nearly all the bu-
siness portion Of the place is
already burned, including the
Hot Springs Hotel, the Ameri-
can House, numerous bath
houses, banks, printing Office, etc.
MEMPHIS, March 5.-A pri-
yate dispatch from Hot Springs
says the fire destroyed all the
buildings in that town from the
Express Office to Malvern cross
ing, including the telegraph Of
fee, Hot Springs Hotel and the
principal business houses Of the
place.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-03-14

NCS The last argument we
have seen used against the silver
bill is by the Christian Union.
Thus:
The silver n en- own up that sill
yer is becoming drug in the
market and in commercial trans
actions, but say that it is all be.
cause the Government will not re.
ceive it. If the Government did
receive it would not the Govern
ment subsequently pay it out?
Not considered much of a
"drug" tout West" nor "down
South" nor anywhere else except
among the bondholders and spec
ulators in gold.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-03-14

~ Leading members of
Congress express the opinion
that the present session of that
body viii last till August. Both
Houses are further behind with
routine business than was ever
known in any preceding Con-
gross.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-03-14
FAsEiIEyHts. T,sAfSeE7 f.
3aaFsGss lseFstas, esar,gs II 1875


& peculiar Institution.
The United States Consul ut
Ficrenc-, sends TO tie State De
nartinsnt 1t Washington an inter
esting description Of the plan and
workings Of an Italian govern.
meat loan Institution 1t was
orisin ,IlY. conceived in the fiji
seentk century, by al italian, for
The paTp7se oi relieving the in
digcnt who were compelled to re
sort to the pawn shops, from IIe-
brew usury, and its successful
working has relieved Florence
from the raPacious money lenders
] Is described as follows:
The first establishments started
wiki a capital oi 8, sol, WHICH
increased through government
and private bounty to some $685.
600. Ia 1880 profits 10 excess Of
expenses were divided among the
pledgers or distributed 10 the city
poor. tor four centuries. through
politicsl and social changes oi
Ita;y. the institution has Dros
pered and enlarged its good work
Of aiding the Suffering poor, bu;
GOT enrlcAirg itself at theiE eN-
pense. Ca the 1st pt Jsnaary.
1876, the operations Of the MONTE
di Pieta of Floreuce we're greatly
enlarged by the opening of a new
edifoe especially ana completely
adapted for the reception, storage
aud sale Of pledges. Itislu charge
OF two stewards only, responsible
under heavy bonds and appointed
for two years Business is conduct
ed in two seciious. each Tor a tern
of two years, the Grst year for the
receipt Of pledges and the second
for the liquidation Of accounts
and sale OF unredeemed pledges
Zach section is in charge OF it,
steward, so that the receiver Of
one year becomes the lender the
next. aud at the close Of the second
year his storerooms are entirely
empty and BIS bal9nce sheet pre-
pared for submission to the gov
ernment with such accuracy that
the deficit for 1876 was but 81
francs out OF total business Of
9 $1,000 francs.
II is said the Institution is of
great utility TO all Glasses, and
that even those occupying high
social positions avail themselves
OF its beneGceut accommodations.
At first thought one is inclined to
remark why cannot we have some
thing of the kind in this country;
bat on second thought, humilia-
ting though it be, we are forced
TO the conclusion that with our
present political construction il
would at cnce become . huge pol
itical machine. And even were
this not SO, grave doubts arise as
to the beneficial Influences Of on
Institution that may and doubt
less does in many instances en-
courage idleness, and off.r u
premium as it were for petty
crime. For with the many i'm
ported ard homemade thieves
avith which all our ia,ge cities are
afflicted, such an arrangement
might easily degenerate into little
better than a receptacle Tor stolen
goods.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-03-14
Res- Mic Scnlley,the Cincin-

Ks Mike Sculley,the Cincin-
natl pedestrian, who is engaged
to walk fifteen hundred miles in
as many consecutive hours, pro-
poses, after he has completed
his "walk,' . to submit to a two
hundred and fifty pound stone
being placed on his breast and
broken By an anvil in the hands
of a blacksmith, to illustrate his
physical endurance.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-03-14
TERMS OF SIZE.

JoR w OxlE-
M q em pioy she best workmen, have the
w hest machinery, material, etc, and ara
pgcpssed to do the best PrintiRg Unreasonable
rat 81 and short notice.
OBSERVER OFFICE, Fayetteville
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-03-14
- The charter Of "Tht

t= The charter of "The
Grand United Order Of Odd Eel
lows" Nashville, was registered
by the Secretary of State last
Thursday. William Talbert, c.
G. Gowdey. J, C. Halfacre, NJ. NJ.
Henry, C. Jolley, and B. P. Red.
cliffe are the incorpurators. II is
a negro organization.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-03-14
LYNCuBURG.
TWO NORE GREAT QUESTION:
st Lyacss 5urg
s pe1 E.Esg 81 81
- 80 e. 90. Fe-,.r 'SSz- ~

PiIsT-That al Who laiy heir goods from
} l.. BRYANT & CO. are prosperous
and harp.
sECOND-ThatJ. f.. BRYANT & co. have
the latest purchase, and the cheapest,
lIeshcst md newest styles Of goods III
lyncbbgg.
.Oi course they are selling them cheaper
than those who bought at higher prices,
wi'h.s.t ary 'Bulldozns,' which they do
not propose TO r. sorE 10.
They invite all their friends, and sspe-
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-03-14

~ A man in Boston has
been found guilty Of adultera-
ting candy with poisonous sub
stances.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-03-14

~ Counterfeit trade dol
Jars are reported in circulation.
They are dated 1873, and can
he detected by their color
when taken between the thumb
aud finger they have a greasy
feeling.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-03-14

NJ Brown Coble, a colored
preacher, is to be hanged in
Winchester to-day, for murder.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-03-14

North Carolina owes $40 COO
600. n G should stand for No
credit down there.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-03-14
rEgEG LADIES

TO call onl examine their goods and prizes
before they bay. TLey have al the ueT'..
est STYLES Of Collars. Cuffs, Bu;toss, Dress
Goods Hats, Bonnete, Ribbons Scaris,
Flowers. Jewclry, Hogi~ry, Corsets, Tart
so's. Umbrt LAS, Gloves Fans, and everything
that lady needs Thy also keep every
article Young man NEEDS, and all that an
old man WANTS. in ;he Clothing md Agri-
cultural linc They ask all 10 come and
see their goods AID learn their plises. and,
IN fact to buy What they need, and 90
home and grow rich. They keep
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-03-14
Schools.
FAYETTEVILLE
Al! A Id EN- ! .

FENHE undersigned assumed control of this
j. institution Monday, the 2Gth OF No
Yc'qber, 1877, from which date he will con-
thu, :eYen scholastic months.
Tuition,
50. 80. s. and 50 per month, according to
advancement-payaSle at the end Of each
month.
Incidental Fec,
81. payable in advance. No fee will l., re
CURED from those who have paid the same
to the former principal Cor this scholastic
year.
Music,
including use Of instrument-per month, s.,
payable at the end Of the month Mis- Jo-
sic Diemer, who is fagorablv known in this
community, has charge of this department
Pupils receive at any time, but charged
from date of entrance to close Of session.
except in eases Of pi0tracted sickness.
H. S. BRADSHAW,
Dec Go Principal.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-03-14

Eighteen monlhs ago a lady in
Blouut County. Fast Tenn, gave
birth To three children, and two
months ago she bad fonr more.
All are living S ven children in
less than wo years!
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-03-14
81 e a 81 u 8

For Magistrates and Constables, just printed
and for sale at this Office
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-03-14

The finest orator and by all
odds the speaker Of the best
English in the Virginia Senate
is Hon, William n. Stevens.
The white democrats acknow!-
edge his superiority. Senator
Stevens IS thirty years old, Is Il
full blooaed negro, was born q
slayeardhas puthimselfthroush
college.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-27
NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY APRIL a. l87arRIPLE SHEET

quote quote. ;1Bsnes i7ke ise Straits i4hc iSks
$ 6a,s IS Is: COKE IS IS IS so: do tsrns IS
active. Sas values wee steady. xSoa. $50 hhas s.d.
crop ias
ap A. 90 iep s,s s s ana og case; 'es
so S soa a. s. r. ss ss IT,: - M
wooL since our last ,hs market ruled dull aud
wi.heal improvement Most Of sale. rspsr.ed
ana above Ono ase.. =. qaa.sa :, "a zoe and g,
not be allowed 70 leave the siiAeu, purshssng
81 Of IL e. wsu.a Ss any VIZ nsts
xxx 40 st 4oc.. 5000 lbs medium fleece at
5000 los comsing asses Al 4oe as' 100 los.
s ss y ssa. =. sap s aq !, 1890 s % Dc % = s
1879, and private terms 10000 aud above
lbs maan Ioa.sa. Tos .plS c "a sSo
ia California. rs 90 ios Texas soooias secured Texas
10 bags lambs pulled bag. No pulled sdooiOs
iRsIcmrs-rhsrs WAS lair movement plisnsd on
II, Sos ~ sys Ss ss .nsas pc.
and steam 5000 ushes grain. 7sd 900 bushels do
s.1sy s sa % 1000 S S.is: s'%a
as .s.'aF ssns. adaoa ss
80 bushels graip I'D 80 Psi 1000 bushels, "a %
1000 bbls hour f.isnt,. as ais.aow
60 s s s at s
4oS srss s-so y ns SAL.
100 MARKS and 1000 bacon and lard
ss here: s.': rs.
1875 tiercas ~ hhds i3i2c agricultural
implements 100 GOODS $40 80 tierccs lard
20 packages do, 9iJc. sc 500 packages hams yl6c.
l25 tons copper, private terms; 90 bols. pork
A British ship. i.l24 tons, hence to Liverpool,
with general cargo, including gram. ut o. 81. |;
British bark. hence Rotterdam, GOO quarters
grain NJ os AID British brig hence "a Ireland
ship, l426 tons tat Breakwster). from Bait
more 70 east coast ireland with grain At o.
hence TO bristol. with = 500 quarters gram o.
I'd Norwegian bark hence TO Core for orders. with 3oO
10 Bristol Cardiff Or Newport, with 5000 barley
os iuiad Norwegian bark houc. Cork with
100 quarters grain ut Us. Sd German bark hence
fstad with 1000 do. is ltsd. Norwegian Dark,
henc to Danish port with 5000 do. do. SIS. l0sd.
British steamer from Baltimore United KINGDOM direct
with suOp do do at U.s. 3j. bark st. Thonas)
from Baltimore to Cork tor orders with 27uU do do
os; one lat st. Ihomas) thence to Cork for
orders grain 6s l.6oO quarters grain thcnce to
~ Norwegian bark. hence to Dunxirk. with 500 bbs
crude petroleum. Is British sup. hence London
with about 6uU bbs refined petroleum S. I'D. ~
clcarsnce: German bark Rom Philapelphia to tho
Batc. with 2.auo bbis. refined petroleum. Ia British
bark. hence TO Havre with about 5000 bbs
leun ~ IS 3d bark reported hence Bristol Pc
troeum IT 3s 3D. British bark hence United King
schooner with 25O,uOO lumber from savannah 10
CadiE ut S5 American ship lv0 tons Key West,
from baltimore 10 Bremen with tobacco, grain and
at about 32s i'd register
from Pensacola 10 New York, with 35uo feet umoer
ST. American bark, 4O3 tons, hence Lisbon, with
general cargo American brig 2l4 TONS hence
Unique. with general cargo, on private terms.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-27
IRD ROARD-2:a0 2. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON: SPOT QUIET; FUTURES CLOSED
sTRADY-FLoUR sTBADy-wHEAT HIGHER
CORN HIGHER-oATs FIRMER-wHIsKEY
LowER-PoRK QUIET-LARD YIRM-PErRo-
LEUM HI6HER-oILs FIRM-sPrRIrs rUR-
PENTINE DULL-RosIN DuLL-coFEEE DULL
SUGAR DULL. Nst4
FRIDAY. April 26-6P. NJ
Business was rather better to-day, and In some
quarters better prices were obtained. On 'Change
there greater business owing to the squally ook
of affairs on the other side OF the Pond" Flour
steady, but wheat was wanted and prices higher.
Corn was also higher Oats nrmeE whisgsy lower.
Pork quiet. Lard nrm. Cotton on the spot was
quiet; futures closed steady. Groceries duL Oils
firm. Naval stores were quiet Petroleum
higher.
ASHES were quoted at 4kc. 4xc. for pots s%c.
SIC. for pearls.
ANTHONY was Arm at i2kc 13c.. gold. for rsgulus
BxxswAx was quiet. and quoted ut about 2Sc.
CovvEr.Tne market for Rio steady. We note sale
OF i525 bags Rio. Glsnssnnox. private terms We
note tho arrive. q the steamer with ssou.
goes ls,lc: lac hair do, i5s4c GOOD do. i6kc.
p s.as s' % s. s.'
sas Sss: re SIS aS s'r s ais zoe
esso Ise i7c: Lara.yrs. isc; i5e. J.naca Ia.s.
;1s s s:.s. h RsHH ss s Me- ns.s rs.' ss' Ss
M.o..; ;s 10 Use Angos,sr. loo iese savanis.
coorrRAor sIoos wa: quiet We anoss SHOCKS.
heads sinsh q s. So do 49, ss,nsh u 50 81 s.;
oox shocks ooe co. rum Do u: Pipe do 70 80 80;
sas : $685. do. III feet. do. sas $40 Dcr N.
sa s.s d .. Apa d.
se. tSSs y.iiS; e Now z..a sid Russia si.
,he ;pO. rasd guile. prices with
vsneed Lice Futures opened yeserays closing
sh pas po. su sas %
The official closing prices to-day compared with Thursday
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-27
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALvKsros, April 20, 1873.
Ordinary RsssDs. 7aS s... EsD"rs: sss..x sSss
2ts, saies; eio stock. %o.5 msekiv-Iseeeips..
3,s27 sales. 3.l3J
or,a.ry se Ne; receipts; ssS s.,.. sr.. 7d
s50o s,ecs bio wesiiy Nat rees,p,.. 6s,s bales:
57ss; so..;si.. tsss sos:. 1900 ''' o"'""''
Mo1rIs. April "a. 1878.
Cotton steady middng, Ioc ios miadllns s.c good
ordinary. sse receipts. $40 bales txport. soas~I.e
bales Exports eoass~ise. 4.iss sales. s.4oo
sAvass.n, Apri 20. 1878
ordinary she accepts 10, bales. sales. ~ ss,es,
TO Grsas Britain. 100; coaswise f5o Safes go
wILsiSerox. n. q. Aprii ~. 1878
p ras o. graas ,s aa 81 .s n9' sn'
~ 70 Tor yellow dip. 81 70 o. for virgin lar arm At
oswsco April 10 1879.
dem sSa " ss ea a. a. 81 ~
300 At 81 ~ rcd state AZ 81 "a
SS DO so s,sss ssy sss is cs.s.
sss sas 10 .so ss & 1si S0 s %ss s ~ s
dnrs siD $50 Canal fieghts lower ou grain. wheat
ss ''s &c 'ss1 al s. ~; ss: s.
ssz'p.,,,M,s isto1 BUSHES; se.H ~, s7 DO ,a@.s,
bushels; lumber. lei 100 feet
ricur In ia,r demand, tendency upward sale. 100 bbs
a. unchanged prices Whea, milling demand SAFE.
rate ssmaSa sale. Of 100 oa.1si. sample a. s,s
Dsts hrm sales OF no bushels Western A. 81 lsy
Canada track ~ SJc Barley Inactive. Rye neglected
High wines bominaliy quoted az <l 90 ~ OS for
Other articles unchanged Rat road freight.
unchanged Canal irsphts hrnt quoted Wheat, 5hc
CSC. corn, 3d. oats, 5Ac receipts by iaiiroad-fioar
400 bbls wheat. la.,J bushels corn ~ do cats
1880 do. bsrey 2,suo do, ryo 400 do Receipts ~
ake-flour 1000 Dbl. wheat, BELOW bushels CON-
2ss. DO oats, oJ.7 100 do shipments BY airsad-
heat, 81 0si bushels. corn 10 $40 oats ps - do
barley 40 do rye. 400 do shipments by csnaI 10
tdswater Wheat ~, 2st bushels corn Ipi al.
12,D27 40 pors. 05s ibis.
Flour held higher; no sales whsa, hsssr cs;s. .n,e
Michigan 81 - ~ 3SL No. do 81 81 a. a. ylb. got,
very scarce aud hrmer No white 5O1,c. Dat. nrme,
No white held al 3ie. No. mixed heu Al gyc toyer
seed hrner; ned nj ~ 10 Receipts Flour 300 bbl.
wheat 24UyJ bushels corn, 1000 do. oats 100 do
Shipments Four SO bba wheat. $500 bushels, cor a.
40 do oats, LOO do.
Flour hrmer family. 80 10 81 80; Wheat sc,,ve and
arm primo 20 choice rcd. ~ ~ vi ~ ,orn nfn. In
lar demand At t2c 4 t,e Oats nrm. In ia,r demand
~ 2sc 3lc iye dull ~ Svc GIG Barley doll %
inal rosh auiss but Arm ~ ~ ~ % Lard cult
9Nc tac and &c fct shoulders clear RIO aud clear
bacon quiet, hut steady ~ t4c. - 4oaS, 80 ana bAsc
soAc TOT SHOULDERS clear rib aud clear sides Whsksy
quiet aud ~eak, nouinsily ~ Oh Butter steadv. IA
changed sugar quiet unchanged Lave steady, IN
good asGana cemmea. ~ 70 ~ ~ lishtss w ~ ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-27

The total sales Of stocks Board to-day aggre.
gated l66, 900 shsrea
The imports OF dry goods for the week were
81 las, 400 ana the amount marketed $l,ls679a Tue
total imports OF dry goods since January / were
$40 500 and the marke $31 1885, TIL
An informal meeting OF the parties VINO propose to
reorganze the Erie Railway under tho proceedings Of
the recent foreclosure SALE held a. Governor Nor
gan's to-day.
The bondholders OF the indianapolis and Madison
Railroad Company met to-day, al the ST. Nicholas
HOTEL to elect two trustees fill vacancies caused by
tho death Of Messrs Peter Men aud John Fergu-
son. About 100000 OF bonds were voted on. and
Charles Lanier, of wihsow, Lanier Co., New York,
and Thomas D. Messior. of Pittsburs. we're elected
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-27

FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
The Stock Market Fairly Ac-
tive and Irregular.
GOLD 100 10 A 100 3-0.
Government Bonds Firm. States Dull and
Railroads Quiet.
Money on Call Easy at 8 a g a 8
Per Cent.
GOLD 100 IL A 100 3-s.


FRIDAY. April 26-6P. N.
The stock speculation to-day not equal In vol
ume or IN the greatness frequency OF fluctuations
TO the business Of the last few days Tho market
opened At about yesterdays closing prices, but mme-
diatey began to decline under large sales Of Lake
Shore. Ths stock has been numerically hammered
for the past three four days. Is said. by the up
town spectators aud by firm about TO disbaud on
the Lat prox In spite OF tho apparent weakness OF
the crack It is worthy Of remark that whenever
reaches so large number OF purchasers
Invariably rush and prevent further decline, and
a. this has been tho Tor some time It has boen
decided that this s the Rubicon OF tho future. The
near approach OF tho closing OF the books OF the
Northwest road has brought out circulars from ach.
ard and Richmond asking for proxiea Both tho CON-
mon and preferred stocks OF this road very
strong to-day and showed disposition to JOIN Ia
the decline Of the remainder OF the market This
strength is mainly owing TO the per,inacity with
which tho rivals ouibuy each other, but both sides
point with pardonable prdo to tho earnings OF the
road for the past year.
Tho prospects for . good crop this year are
said TO be very encouraging, the winter wheat
already 90 far advanced that be cut earlier
than usual Then there Is general belief in war
abroad, entailing good demand for produce and
munitions Of war and an improvement in railroad
business Whether the hopes Of the sanRune bulls
are doomed to realization or disappointment there
can be doubt that railroad properly has vastly I'm.
proved within the last year and that every hing prom
lses we'll for the future. Tho coal stocks In TOR
large amount OF attention to-day, owing TO rumor
that tho coal combination had fallen through. THIS
report, however, contradoted by the officials OF
the companies but not before drop Of per cent in
Lackawanna and Of ~ In Delaware and Hudson had
mken place Western Union, after several fuctua-
ons closed at SO, the lowest price Of the day, and
Erie was fairly steady a small business
OPENING PRICES
Theopening prices Of stocks at the Board to-day
were As iolows:-New York Central, loex; Erie. IL;
Lake Shore. 633; Wabash, 16x; Northwestern, 81;
40. preferred, 7l1s; Rock Island. 1861; Milwaukee
and 81. Paul. 4o,s; do. preferred, 1917; Delaware,
Lackawanns and Western, SAX; Now Jersey Central,
-15N; Delaware and Huason Canal, SAX; Morris ana
Essex. 7sh; Michigan Central. COS; Illinois Central.
1ssf; Union Pacific, 10; c., c. and J. c., az; Ham
nlbai and ST. Joseph, INK; Ohio and Mississippi .;
Western Union. 81; Atianlic and Pacific Telegraph.
2lX; Pacific Mall 20A.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-27
eipis. $50. shipments. 37a

packing -. IS 50 so: butchers' 50 so s. 10:
eipis, 1853. shipments. 1873
CHICAGO. April 30. ls7a
Hour trmsr but not quatably highsr. Wheat strons
and r. hes Wit an active dem md; No chieaxn spring
81 lS: No do IL -. cash aud April; 81 1871 MAY;
~ n7s June: No. d. 81 on rejected SOC: eslse.
Corn active. firm ana higher; axe cash: 42c Asys
42c Jua. ttc july rejected 37se Oats fairly sctivs
ana shade higher 2d7se cash: 2eAe 26,sc; Nay
and June. Rye la light demand but holders higher
At 5s1sc doe Barley nrner. at 47,sc . 4sc Pork
In fer demand and higher - rs. cash; - rs
~ TN, Mav - sz1 g 80 Jun. Lara active arm and
higher ~ cash and May; " o. June Bui.mssts nru.
% Buffalo, wsas =. Sc 34c. Rseeipts Flour 1000
bbis wheat $1,000 bushels; corn. $4,000 oats $4,000
% % rys 800 do bssss 500 10 snipmss';aplssr:
oats $4,000 do. barley. 500 do. AZ ths close wheat
eaAer; 81 49, May: 81 ll' June Corn unsettled. bus
generally lover AXE bid May 42l<c bid July Oats
quiet and UNCHANGED. Pork easier Sc lower Lard
easier. not quosabiy lower.
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RIO COFFEE MARKET.

RIO JANsIRo. April IL, 1H7H
Exchange London, 23d Cofee-Msrket quiet, pricss
maintained change: good hrsts 600 reis $3.50 res
10 kilos. daily receipts $500 bags weeks
shipments the 1000 bags; wseks sses
the Channel and North OF Enrop 5000 bags for the
United States. ls.D0o MeditsrrxuaA
stock at Rio anie-o, $4,000 bags Freig per sail 70
the Channei. "a i'd
Yt SANTOS, April II, Is7a
Coffee M arkst quiet; prices sinsa; change
SUPERIOR 300 res 400 eis 10 kilos daily
receipts. $3.50 bags; weeks shipmsnts 70 all coantriss
IL 900 10 the Lhannc and the Nediterrau.
5000 weeg sales for Europe, 50 900 fl
the United States. 5000 bags Stock at santos 66,U0
bs. 1T
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Paul sinking funds. u IN Canada Southern debsuturss
and u In Buffalo, New York and Erie nrsts new.
Union Pacific sevsns Land grants and Centrai Pacific
gold honda There was decline OF u In Wabash
lrss Isl. Louis division matured coupon) and New
Jersey Central convertible.
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The closing prices OF mining shares in San Francisco