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Smyrna times., 1878-09-11
GBe Smprna Times,
Smyrna, Del.,
Wednesday Afternoon, September III.

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Smyrna times., 1878-09-11

Net, s31S.47
In conformity with expressions of citizens
the following telegram was sent:
SMYRNA, DEL, Sept. 9th, 1873.
To the President Of the HoWard Association,
Ne0 Orleans, La:
The citizens of Smyrna, Clayton and
vicinity, have contributed for the relief of
the fever victims of the South $500, this
amount is now in my hands, subject to the
draft or order of your Association. Please
advise.
WILSON T. LAVENDER, Tres. Com.
To which 1 am in receipt of the follow
ing reply:
New ORLEANS La, Sept. 10th, 1878.
Wilson r. Cdvender, Treasurer, Smyrna, DEL D.:
We draw to day for Three Hundred Dol
lars, contributions of citizens of Smyrna,
Clayton and vicinity. Accept our most
heartfelt thanks.
+. N. OGDEN,
Vice President Howard Association.
RECAPITuLATON.
Net contributions, S31S47
Forwarded as above indicated, $4,000
balance in hand subject to
order Of COMMITTEES. 1S.47-S31S AZ
WILSON T. LAVENDER,
, Treasurer Committee
The following names were handed in
this morning; Samuel T. Spencer, 800;
] Thomas James, so cts.
Smyrna times., 1878-09-11

1t is stated that there is much sickness
and suffering in Kansas this season, which
should be warning to those who are long
ing to follow the "Star of Empire The
man who cannot make a living on this
Peninsula would stand apoor chance in the
West.
Smyrna times., 1878-09-11

FIVE CHILDREN AT 4 BIRTH.-Mrs. Cas-
sidy, whose husband is an employee Of the
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad, living between
Washington and Bladensburg, gave birth
on Thursday to five children, three girls
and two boys, and all of them are remark
ably well. They are very small, but still
perfect in their organization, and may live.
The mother is out of danger, and able to
receive the congratulations of her friends.
Smyrna times., 1878-09-11

l have had much experience among
athletics, ball players, gymnasts, ETC., and
can testify to the virtues of Giles Iodide
Ammonia Liniment for discoloration
Bruises, and Soreness of the Muscles and
Cords after violent exercise.
WILLIAM MAMAHoN,
Argyle Room,
9th Avenue, cor. 30th St., n. Y.
Smyrna times., 1878-09-11

MIXED DEMOCRACY IN MAINE.-Thc po,.
land Letter says: The Democracy in ~,
State are supporting for Congress one bar5 "
money man, three advocates of soft mon
and one candidate whose views ara :.
doubt. IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-28
LIVE STOCK MARKET,

Nrw York March 27-BEEvEs-Arriv,l. III at Jer.
eeved Yesterday by Nj Eastman making 4g7 head Total
since 100 against $50 same time last vel 80
could hardly in other than duh market such has
have had iir trade which rsSnssd Their
sock though the se"' '1 yaTs, tndsy frSSSr g
buy only moderately. Dqs upon arriving at DE- yarS5
s , anna they ee'' had ''U ecusieS hence bought
Game very near CLEARING tie Yards quality
good as on Monday which acted drawback toward god
frade There a supersbundanoe Of Bus on he mgrk"
aud nj least lacked buyers qucny VIII be o.
below Monday prices after bragg along the enre morn
ing The extreme range Of price; was wa from Sc us as se from
81 60 per ew i've weight Trade agoas she EVIL, whole
per SsST g E I sl on To PRIME Is fg9
- sSs rsa hed IN lew Instances of sehag po
OF the sales TO-DAY there were y A. Sc % % y, n an
part IS at 9S SO n 81 at g:c 3ei at sec 2is IT
io. Ie al llc siew % ID Ayase pre- ge aga aa
We S on MsD S sale s asy INTO ess Were 10m
Illinois o. oIi csi fO at S sst S ~ I s 81
E: q ..sa So no. ai5 P Il 49, s'g az e
and q spfs AZ g. s. Il each io IS do RI. 5S
: 6bonneil Wase AlierOn 81 Illinosli6s r.
P:s 90 :Sd Ia%5 Morris. Illinois p O.
81 sS3 5 e 49, 81 ssd 81 at snSe !; q d. sU Is
S is7 and S5S each b, X co. 90 Isis ~
We Ne Dudley sod for ankin ihonPse 8. Illinois LES
and o each dc g BE- 20 D. % az i 's Al
0ao; II do, .257 No. at Che and Soc each; Bulls LOU
Newion Holmes sole Ohio 1922 H. at e,sc 90 n and
81 each: 10 do llO5 No. at 9aci do iS'o TO- " ioo' anu
g. Toney sold for N Morris 80 Illinois Loaf n at sac 80
o. i NJ al n s se e' 60 n and II cach SG al
9c less % the lot; 80 40, l2o7 d. at 'ac no. ooo
r. samacs sold for n. Morris 10 Illinois 1850 ~ at e1e
60 60 n Les & sao d less 80, TIA sad 3 10 sos sac
i ip@ sir i 81 a .sf sd b. a. a sz1 i a.,
N. al ee % b. less ii each do 2sS 70 q GIG less
ess p ne lot 27I d., s s aaa 81 each 10 a0
y vosal sold Myers Rescpsisn 8. Illinois oiH an
s % hes ssc g No. at Soc and s &C. each 10? o
ii No. at o. aud III each SO do 2lO 10 a. gsc S3 40
1856 ode less zoe each Id do 1889 b. at lVc'i
s ~ai1 All der q n In ,d IS 81, g.
slp 4. q si Zoe: lo 3 4 fsS So
ii each 80 Do iC0 d. at lo'.c 20 do ii5o b. at IL c
coney MerSSrson sold for A. Marsh 10 Illinois steers
ieS & f. % ana s % a. T. i's es
each 90 az s Do oS' Sc 81 se ID ess
at loc and 81 eaeh 10 49, Lap o. "a s. - i
,Oa S s &c a. 81 on o.. lot q a
i2i6 b. At haze $40 the oi for Joseph 2s Illinois
S s and IS on On 100 50 Do"
n . "a e 8. z cs i3 n q s saa IS s &C. on
do Is7O H. at sac; L5i2 ID. at 4c; do LOO h. at
C. Eastman sold g. 80 Missouri g, cwt At s'.ez
US do ew at ssc "a do I'D aa a II al ex oss o.
iss At sSS ss d. ~ swt a. f s Do Ss' So g.
es a LII fio 80 ss sss O. 50 nj
81 Gary , .ois Iii Illinois, $780, SO H. to
loise, 81 ~ few on 90 o.; ,exor .,uo s7m. a
kahn 6d 20 Sur. Is Texans, Oo o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-28
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LrvEsrooL March 27.Pork Eastern dull at %. Vest.
crn dull at 81. berlud Cut DIM 23s short
RIB steady at % Long Clear steady az 2i short Clear
duil al HRmG-Iong Cut duh AZ 3d. Shoulders steady
20Gd Deof-Inhia Mess dull az 80; Extra Meas dun
nf 10; Primo Mess dull ~ 30. Lard-PrIne Western
dun AZ 81 Cd TaIow-Pr7ne city dun 80 81. Turpentme
spirits dull az 25Gd Rosn-Conmon duh at 5i Fine
dul 10. Choioe dG az So. Lard OIL
steady as. Fiour-EyTa sate dull al 2SGd Wheat-N o.
spring doll 10 Cd; No. SpnLg duh at To-.
Winter dali ll2f CornOd Mixed Sofi steady at Il 3D.
New steady at 1854 Cotton seed Oh-i.lo" AmefeAn'
LIyTnrOot, March 27-l23Op. uCot,on Dull aud easier
Mdfng Upands J' Cd: Miidng orleans. Fed. sales OF
the dag bales Including 1000 bales for speculation ard
export Receipts 73O bales Including $500 bales American
Futures lad che Upsnds, Low Aiddhng clause Mare
delivery S7.; TDiaLds Low AiddBg clause March and
April delivery. 55s; Upands. Low Miadng clause. Aprl
aud delivery, J2a ID. Cpands Low Mndng clause Nay
aud June delivery Ois, lpiaDdS Low kdduk Clause,
August and september demyerI, 81
LIyEKroOi. March 3I-l;3U D. m-Taiiow, 3s per ewt -.
INERPOoia March lisp m-Uplands Cotton. Low MID
ding clause June and July delivery Cd. Cp3nGs, Low Ad.
ding clause shipped February. sai 5iesd Cpahcs Low
Miialing clause. shipped 4 pril and May SAIL Cd.
iyElifpcT. March 2T5 m.The safes OF Cotton to-day
included 900 bales AneTican Futures dull uiands Low
Niddlire clause, April AID Nay delivery. J'si.
IIvKsfoO- March 27-J:3O p. m.spnts OF Turpentine.
2yd2J ID per cwt- -, ,o.,o,--.
LONDON Starch 27EveningLinseed OIL SIC 10 per ton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-28

Pacific firsts fell to 77s, New-Jersey Cen
trail bonds were strong, though consoli-
dated iirs!s were easier nj $685., American Dock
and lmpTO, cement Company Is being mp to 40
There was large trading IN Hannibal aud St. Joseph
convertible IS az an advance to sli2 Union Pacific
irsts were strong AT 1864, sinking fund nj 93li
Centrals at 1904 ; Lake Shore I'd. consolidated
registered, al 9S. and Western Union Telegraph -
at los. There were sales of Louisiana and Missouri
firsts at 90; Buffalo, New-York and Erie frsts of
1916 at 1854 Delaware and Hudson Of 1891 at
96 firsts of c.. c. and T. c. ut 325s Iron Mountain
firsts at l04 Toledo and Wabash frsts, coupon.
at 100, seconds az 70l2; rsts of ST. Louis Division
at 73l2: consolidated cOnvertibles at 52l2 and
Great Western trsts of 1858 at 99l4.
Gold was dull again to-day, and the speculation
was as devoid of interest ever. The sales were nj
1Ol0101ls On gold loans the lending rates were
8 and 4l2 per cent paid for having balances
carried The Assistant Treasurer paid ont SlS.,
0G0 in coin interest on the public debt, and
$4,000 in redemption of called bonds. The days
business of the gold clearing department of the
Bank of the State of New-York covered: Gold
cleared, 81, G36,O00 gold balances, 81 ,2Os .9S6
currency balances, 81 221, PIG The gold quotations
were as follows:
lo....--.-....l01 l12.........10lis 3.......lolb
The foreign exchange market was dull to-day after
the packet closed. and il is yet little early to do
any business for Saturday until il becomes known
whether the Bank of England will change it's mini
mum rate of discount tomorrow. Selling rates
the basis of 81 SG3adS 81 TO the for sixty
days bills, and 81 SS3ia$i S01l for demand. We
annex latest current quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-28
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Rirer, Vessels and Railroads.
WEDNESDAY. March 81. 1873.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


AsHEs-Quet unchanged Pots. 4s9is.c.; Pearls 5ssGc
CoAL-By auction. to-day. 10000 tons scranton sold.
steamer ~ 25L Crate. IS 20dS3 % Egg. 81 40 Stove.
SO G5d S 72 Chestnut - lJasJ 20 showing slight ad'
vance. -. m. 49,.
ex "COpernicus" private terms and III NewOfeans lOuO
bags OK "Dclhambre" fully Fair l6e; 200 ex 40 surety
Good l694c; 27O eX do Inferior. l2ac 800 ex NentiIa
fully Good l6c god stock here IS5i5 bags car
goes lsdi7c gold mild grades steady moderately active
sales for past have reached 1000 mats Java 5ai
43 bags savanla. 223 bags Me1can i6l bags CtyioD.
bass st Domingo sold consumption Thin tho
range Domingo shipped 10 Europe from rst
hands Stock stated at 1857 bags. 2O+26 nat Including
2Op27 MaTacabo G273 Laguayra 352I Jamaica 40
ST Domingo "a 80 Costa Rica 2l2 Mexican 402 Augosur
1852 Savanll 1920 mats lava $40 singapore Java 20
az Maracabo, l3d17c.; layuayra liId!bc Jhmnlca
i3l2dl5gc. Costa Eca, 1901 cc savania l31lO.2ci
Mexican, Ilhdi6c; Ceylon i5ai7c.; st. Domingo, $50
IL i2c. gold -
5g Of the above 400 are 10 arve Delivered on
Contract 1000 bales Good Ordinary, DofnDay 94c; Low
Mdding IOssc Middling. l07sc. Receipts at the ports
1929 bales against 30f bales this day last week. 42O1
last year Futures little active, opening TO points
lower closing decline recovered sales last evening
ii 900 tales Today-frst Csi-Msy, 1889; June l0gli
November 10 62 total 900 bales Second Call arch los
10 So June 3d. total 800 bales Third Call-MAy ~ w.
JnDe lO9sI 1899; July IL or August, Ills Settemoer
l093 October 1876 total. 1000 bales Also March AZ
IOs3dIOs5; April, l0e2al0e5 May, lO6Sg 1910; Iume
IOe6di009; July. li.05dli.g7; August llliduIIZi
December 1854 total 81 300 bales Eisnd to'si soV1e
bales 6 paid 10 exchange 200 April Tor March 20 paid
TO exchange loo March.or May Futures closed steady
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-28
LIVE STOCK mARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

BUFFALO, March 27CArTLE-Receipts today, 209l head
the week thus e21C head against 579 head
ast Increase OF 81 consigned through. 3sC
lower closing steady sales Of GOOD 70 Choice
81 sjof5 20 Good shippers at ~ 80 asa 20 Me
dium at 81 2Ods IL 30 Light Buicter, al 20 s0dSi 10
IeiieTs ~ SOC 80 10 supply and demand light
small Attendance Of all classes Of buyers offerings compare
iayOrably with last weeks.
SHiEP AND LAMBs-Recoipfs to-day. 1900 bead total
fer the thus far 600 head agas, 300 head last
week Consigned through cars market irn, active de'
mand oGsrngs light offerings generally q goo quality
gu0ialo Fair Coed Western sheep AZ - lO65 10 CHOICE
to Extra ~ - 75d$6 p FL offerings disposed o.
oGsieceips TO-DAY. 1900 bead total for the week mus
far ~ 80 heal against 10 $50 bead last week consigned
through % market dull demand light both fer East.
Ocai trade sales made % York weights AZ
- zoo :. - mixed Medium al ~ oUG 50 30 supply equal
demand remaining unsOld.
CHICAGO 27.-Ths DTJgCTe Journal reports HOGS
Receipts 1000 head; shipments, $3.50 head; market duI
and weak Rough q % - 30 Light, slow at % 80
ds3 Choice Heavy - 500 ~ 90; nearly al were sold
CATrLK-Receipts. LOO hesd; shipments, lsO0 head
market unsettled Choice Steers shade weaker az - %
ass 20: Feeders and St0ckers active but Unchanged az
9j Butchers selling well; Steers ia - 30 COWS,
5OQf3 Bulls. - 50dr3 90 all were sold
SHEFP-Receipts. 100; shIpments l5OO; market weak
and iOd2Gc. lower; saies 1T - ZjdTj 10. ., .
Fasr L!BTGTY March 7.-CATnE-Recopts 1105 head ~
through $40 for local the market was very
slow about Yesterdays prices. $4,000. - ,,,
HoGs-Rocoipts 5000; Workers, s. 70ds3 So Phiadei'
piias. "a 010s4 20.
sHEEl-Receps 900 head selling at yesterday pices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-28

g n less e. eassi Missouri gcs n At S,n asde Is
Becker Kahn. - Missouri llo8 M az &c. So II do, l..
S sS q, s anS :. de- cab Il issc S. at
lc d. l5s4 n, at 4c aud 81 cach stays l42o b. at
Bu1snara sold 5o T. R,rt a TaG%gson nS.
2sS p a. l9 90 ID ~ do' i'osi TO- al % "o
IT, $ hossntsl sold for Morris g Missouri La ~
ac e az 49, &c Foo Pia.f d Cos IL Illinois
o. :. d. 10 b s So fss D. s1i 81 3:
81 o. LIP sac 65, % do. isI p: at sac So r.
head a. e1 a At and
OWNS als sap Ts and also 5 receipts rec
sales have been made as high as bat the majority
Common ssec for Prime state SAFE for Common to
Rsllepbcck 4 Davis sold at eOthst. Calves l1e d. at
McGraw sold Bobs 100 u. at Acc; 10 Veals l2s D.
Ege Otis sold at washirgoI Market 81 Dncks County
cyes from &C. 70 ss Cid mainly e. Sc Go Calves At 1880
4 B. Poucher sold yesterday today So Jersey Calves
ons sold Yesterday 90 Mount Holly Calves at 7SSiac
Peters son sold Yesterday aud today Is Jersey Calves
SHEEP AND LAMBsArrival yesterday and today; lola
cars Gohs 10 cars Jersey CITY and 81 head at Web.
e22 head against 1909 time last week The sheep
hssy % s Sn tie and s At s
mostly taken BY exporters 1he range for sneep as taken
Lams 6fonshi 7isc TWO small lots of Ewes sold &c.
few spring Lambs the market and brough 80 5UaS7
Judd buckingham sold az Jersey CITY ISL Ohio sheep,
l2 b. at 6ac ll0 do lsG ID, at 7c $50 STATE, !10 ID,
at &c.
Kasc Pidcock sold 81 Illinois sheep. JOG n, at 6hG 100
Ohio l56 d. at 7c ll3 Indiana fed IN Jersey 1O5 10,
at 6asc.
Newton Holmes sold 2G7 Lancaster Co, Pennsylvania,
Sheep, 100 ~, az 6l2c. 100 do, 1871 b, at Gsc-
Haenbeck & Davis sold at COthst 10 Illinois SHEEP 1Ol
nj 81 40 "A do Cults s3 IS nc 5c 80 Ohio 95 D. a 0isc;
90 do 1iG H. al &C.; l.J state ~ 10 at 5sc l6i do 81 u.
al 6c 100 do 1Oj % at 61c 1872 do % h at &c 80 26 Co.
80 d. at 7c 40 do 50 D, az 7se - Ohio Eye IA d q &C.
Hume Elicit q Co sold $40 state sheep, lob ~ az 02c
2l7 OHIO 70 n, at 52o 1852 do 100 g. az etc., 100 DO o5
D. at 50 80 65 do l35 b AZ 81 so SO State lives. 81 10,
al &C.; % STATE Lambs rs n. az &c.
C. Collins sold Washington Market yesterday CT Spring
lambs at t60SS per head.
r. B. Poucher sod 81 Spring Lambs NJ Sc 50dt7 per head
uOGSRecepia. including yesterdays arrivals, 81 = cars
sOts, and 2S Jersey CITY, making l2l12 head.
Total nco SATURDAY, 2IS9S against 1898 same time last
week. Live Hogs lower By nearly and not quot
able &C. city dressed were quiet at 2d5c few hight
Pigs brought Sc hu they Jersey ana state
at ~ TO &c.
G. ". Reid sold NJ 4Othsi yesterday 100 I've OHIO Hogs
100 ~ at se 81 do 40 70, az 4c today 100 OHIO Hogs,
lac b. at 81 o64 per cwt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-28
BY GarEs a WISE,

DY VIRTUE of a DECREE of the CIRCUIT
ID COURT OF the City Of Alexandria Va, rendered at the
September Term 1871 In the suit Of TIC King a The Alex
andrs and Fredericksburg Railway Company aud others tho
gned commissioners therein named Will proceed
SATURDAY tho Let day ofJUNE 1873, az ~ o'clock M.
sell by public auction In front Of the Market Building
Royast In the City Alexandra. Va whole OF the
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAILWAY,
extending the southern OF the Long Bridge In Alex
andra County va to ouantioo in Stafford County In said
State together with all and singular It's franchises rights In
terest privileges property and estate real personal and
mixed situate and by womsoeyer held The
rolling stock OF said railway consists OF
Pour ca Locomotive Engines.
Five (5) Passenger Cars.
Two 90 Combined Passenger and Baggage Cars
Two ~ Baggage Cars.
IWenty-on f2D GondOla Cars freight
Terms Of sale: Ten cent Of he purchase 10 10
paid cash. and the residue In three equal annual payments
from the day OF sale the deferred payments TO be evidenced
by the bonds the purchaser interest with security
commissioners title
perry retained until purchase money fully paid
the purchaser be let into until the sale shall
have been confirmed by said Court
n ii. WILLS,
FRANCIS l.. SMITH, IT,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-28
WOOL MARKET.
flnannal.

A LII persons whose lives are insured in the
~ CHARTER OAK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, of
Hartford Conn.,. hereby notified meeting OF such
will be held III the c0mpanys office Hart
ford Conn., at 10 O'clock "a On THURSDAY TIE 18th day q
charter Of said company passed by the General Ass9y q
the state OF Connecticut approved March 70 1873 which
elect Board Of u Directors byswA and make such
rules regulations and do such In relation the
ment Of the company. shall consider desirable
BY order Of the Board Of Directors.
HAarFoRp. Conn, March 10. 1873.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-28

In State bonds there were snles or DIsttIct OF
Columbia 3-65s at 70 Missouri 6s Of '76 Of 1Ol 49,
and Louisiana consols at 40. Tennessee Old bonds
rose to 80. ~,
In city bank stocks American Exchange l1Ol sold
nj 100: Hanover (20) AZ 100; Merchants Ex-
Change 12) at 70, and Bank Of Commerce 1S) at
liz. ,,o n
tons being reported In Northwest gold bonds, at an
advance to 97a. st. Paul sinking fumes rose 70
S 9 Paa per cent an 1sf 9 Snd
~ b;yiam 98. The trsts Of Burlington, Cedar
rand. a6d northern. Myanoed to SO. bat South
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-28

JnxDoN March 27l 20 pm.-COnsos "j sior both money
the account u s bonds four aud bali per cents
IO3l lSG7s lOT, Tcfloriies coupon. 1852 New hves
lOJ Illinois central 10 NcwJersey Central cosol- 81.
LONDON March 21l:3O p mParis advices quote hye per
cent lO9 francs 80 confines Tor the
oXpOS. March 1850 y. n.-The amount OF bullion with
drawn the Bank 81 England balance today Is s2GO
OOI Erie Y tilway shares, lOSs
LONDON. March 27-i msilyeris quoted az % lad per
India Council bills were allotted today nj A per
ant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-28

HAVANA March 27-sugars advancing; Moiasses Sugar,
Nos TO 10 at 6Gi8 reals gold per arobe; Muscoyaio,
Pair Good Refining 07 reals gold arrObe Cen
trfugal IL 10 - II sc0ii reals gold per arrob In
boxes. EAcAause unchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-28

Money on call was, as usual, per cent on Govern
ment securities, and on railroad collateral generally
8, with exceptions at q and 4l2. Discount of prime
paper is reported at L. TO Il, and change of
Importance is reported in rates of domestic
exchange. The United States Treasurer AZ
Washington, to-day. received S5S0.000 National
bank notes for redemption The customs receipts
were 1870, 900. and the internal revenue receipts
were 5000 900. The following is the clearinghouse
statement to-day: Currency exchanges S5s.O1l.-
$40; currency balances, $2,505,50s; gold ex.
changes, $G97i,472, and gold balances. $l,O2O,-
10.
Cable advices report matters unsettled in the
London Stock Exchange because Of Eastern com
plications British consois opened 9556, but fell
to and closed at 95ls. United States bonds were
firmer, 1865 having recovered 10 1879, and new
los 10 1888, js closing at 105S6 and l0Os ut
1OJlSle in American railway securities. Enc
common stiened To 1915 preferred ruling steady at
2il2, and Illinois Central AT 76l8. after opening at
7G. New-Jersey Central stock was quoted at l5ii.
and consolidated bonds were at 81. Pennsylyana
Central was at isle. The sum OF 600. 600. bullion,
was Withdrawn from the Bank of England ION bal
ance to-day. making a total III six days Of t26l,-
900. In Paris , per cent rentes opened AT an adj
vance To 109.3J, but fell at the close to 100 l2i2
Sight exchange on London was quoted at 25.l4.
The Governing Committee Of the New-lork
Stock Exchange to-day added 10 lis Regular
Last the first consolidated guaranteed mortgage
bonds Of the syracuse. BIDghamtOn and New-lork
Railroad. $l,7jO, 900. numbered from No. l 10
l,75O II also added To the " Free Lis" 100000
of the Rutland Marble Company per cent gold
bonds, and the stock OF the New-iOrk Mutual Gas
light Company.
The following securities to-day sold at the
gl.a A..t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-28
,prrys or PHILADELPHIA STOCKS


United States bonds were dull and without fea-
ture but all the various descriptions were strong
The subscriptions at the Treasury, to-day, to the
new 4 per cents, were $4,000. We annex closing
street quotations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-28
transferable erders.

FLOUR AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. shade stronger
ON Medium and Low Grades. with 1871 export ue'nanu
I md Co Va brands without material change aor quite
anil Jobbng demand mainly 20 supply pisssn.,, Msns
saisA 22.300 bbls. including iooo DpA oiy AMI HAA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-28
Total sales for the day .

The action, yesterday, Of the stockholders of the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company, in approving the
the stock. which sold up to 57057il per cent.
Heading also was point higher at 2G3i per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-28

ter, April, 81 49, May. 81 a. Corn steady; Hsh MixsG
4S%e No spot and April, ss5cJ May, l5c. T.
WILMNGTos. N e.. March 2L-sbirits Of Turpenfins
Iygenne steady 81 81 ~ fer Hard ~ for yrgn and 81
for Yellow DIP Tar steady at 81 40.
WOOL MARKET
BOSTON March 27.-The Wool market is generally I'M.
changed. Prices rule low and unsatisfactory
amount Of sales All grades and all kinds Of Wool feel the
preston, and Combng aud Deane Fleece that
50 steady aud firm from July 70 January cannot be sold
cept At considerable discount from the prices then
sales 81 Medium X snd Xxx Ohio 4zc, and this
difficult 10 realize for round lots Michigan WISCONSIN, Maine
and New Hampshfe Fleece 81 Deiano
Fieeces aJassc and super and Pulled at s0dssc IN
California Wool sales az G25c for FALL to % for
desirable lots Of Spring Lowpced Woods still most In
quired for.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-28

The following were the receipts and shipments at
and from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day, reported
by telegraph:
Receipts. shipments.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-28
Kansas Pacific
st L X c en- 7

81 i 4 Z z y 7
lobe. 23ss
Bur c K & North
2S7. be. 80
Chic i d Quincy
$50. be. )0l
y & n II & Hart
10.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-06-27
The Highest Ambition ~ a Female Wind.

4 married gentleman II 1901 a,IuaiD.
tancc tak"- pleasure 10 announcing hat
''tbc Highest ambition 81 'h" female
mind should b" "a coon a good dinner
without agreeing With the gentleman
10 the extent oi such q sweeping a-."r-
ton, every -"u.ibie wouan vii admit
that a certain knowledgr II COOKERY j.
Indispensable 10 the maintenance II q
happy household and n ~coUtcur-i has.
band. bd wives NiIl tell young me-
that the way "a a mans heart !. thrpuRh
hi, mouth, and this fact, however pain
ful to romantic young ladies. becomes
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