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IIESEGITIES.

tied disputo according to "the code"
with pistols, at Eastville, Thursday.
They saved their honor. hut lost their
lives.
About 0 o'clock Wednesday night. n
small blaze occurred at the Manhattan
foundry in Austin, but fortunately was
extinguished before any amount OF
damage was done.
\ TAXPAYER :. LEAGUE, the object OF
which is to check the mud career of Ma
jor-Generhl Kearney. Is reported as
being rapidly forming IN San Francisco.
The General is anxious for the fray. and
rcjoices at the prospect of a glorious
ruction.
TnE House committee on foreign at
fairs to-day unanimously agreed to re-
commend the passage Of Representa-
tive Mouroc's bill relating to telegraph
communication between the United
States aud foreign countries. II gives
the right to lay cables to both United
"'"'th c'i%rHS ana foreigners subject
to certain specified conditions.
TuE Sr",mel's PaIisadc correspondent
says: ". :. Evans, an old resident Of
the county. and lately in tho livery
business III Eureka. has purchased all
Of Mr.. Btum's interest in the hotel Il,
that point. and will take possession TO.
morrow. Mr.. Baum will remain II,
Palisnde until such time a. h, gets his
accounts settled. Ef
A YurNg lady living in J;IwouLo.
about ,hr,,. ru,,,tI,. mo-, J,,J tho s,,ou-
Don. and her fnce was dcapIv morfed
About two weeks .o, sb,. ,yos .,,,i,, ,,-
tackled by tho ,pu. ,l,s..,., l,,yi,,,, :,
in "A worse form than ihc frs, time
Strange to sny- tho uI.,,s ,I.,t ,p..r,.
pit,cd befor. ar. free, fr,,r ,h, nu,tpIo.
this time. hut are SLIGHTLY ruise1 rhc
doctors declare TIN, u uL,uu,,,r,J
case.
r..,..,.-, rr,,,,, .r.,.,..u-.. A..
that H.. ,oiu,.. -,;,iI,,.. L,.,.t..,.,
'"'' '"' '"'"'" ''' A''iH'"S 'n'E''! "hi
PROSPEROUS c"ndinun. over S!5r. .oGu
:, " '. ''''''''' '''' '"'"''"'''' al
I' "'', an" - E,'''' ""' ,''''''S %
every uth.r day. Almost everybody in
the cnnp i, ,upIoy.I and n. n,o.
u,cts for Tho comm. sc,.,,, ,r. u.r
tic"lHfly bright.
ApoLrH Sumo has bron,h. sui, in
'"'''" '''.'' 0,''n'' court "i Carson
:, S,,'..'-' '' -. -''''''''"' "''"'"S
being worked ly tho rono,'la ca,or,,,
ios belongs I, u,o su,ro ,rn,,I I,v
reason OF said iunnols gran; by Con
s'''' "''o"ihS the S"iro Company
''OO' '''' " S''"nu Oh each SIDE "i the
'"""'' '''' previously located under the
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r r''''''T'' p"y 'N'to't""t prices log,
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Inc louowlnRls synopsis OF tho
weekly report of the Tuscarora mines
for the past week. from the Tanes- ReriesO
OF Saturday.
GRAND PRIZE.
Have boen running drift below tho
4th level between the west WINES and
found good body Of rich ore the
whole distance, as far as the drifts have
been run. about 80 feet. No change
10 report in the east winze. The main
shaft has been sunk 10 feet during the
week for q sump. The new shaft il
down % feet and well timbered. Re-
pairs on the mill are now completed,
and it will be run to its full capacity on
and after the first proximo.
pgFREEs.
There has been decided improve
ment i'll the mine during the past week.
The north drift, ll3-foot level, cut a
good vein of ore--ayerage assay Sl20
per ton. The ledge was free from
waste, stood erect and for some twelve
feet was as fine and perfect vein of
ore of the size-l5 to Is inches in
width-as could be.
HORNET.
The cross-cut is i'll about loo and ex-
pect to cut the ledge in 40 or so feet,
which will require \ couple of weeks
work. The two boilers have been con-
nocted and there is now plenty Of
steam to handle the body of water
which will probably be encountered
when the vein is tapped.
YOUNG AMERICA.
The north drift, 800 foot level, is
now i'll l35 feet, 40 feet having been
made during the past week. The south
drift same level Is in % feet. These
are both on the west ledge. and no
work is being done on the east vein.
SILVER PRIZE.
The ore vein'in the upraise Oh the
III and 200-foot levels is looking unu-
sually we'll. The ore is high grade.
The north drift. 800 foot level is with
out change. South drift same level is
improving.
NAVAJO.
The main shaft is being sunk at the
rate OF five feet per day. The 100 foot
level is being put in fTst-class shape
for stopping. The mill is running stead
lily. and is crushing ~ tons per day.
PAwSEE.
The south drift is in 93 feet. For the
last 10 feet have been i'll hard reef OF
quartzite, but have cut through it, and
the face is now in the usual tale forma-
lion, intermixed with small seams OF
quartz and crystalized spar. .f .
COMMONWEALTH con.
Have sunk the main shaft 20 feet
during the. past week, and have cut
several favorable looking feeders OF
quartz md tale in the bottom.
MOSCOW AND LIpA.
The combination shaft is down 100
feet aud we'll timbered throughout.
Favorable s,riugers Of quartz nre con.
tinunlly coming into the shaft, and ex-
pect TO cut the ledge in about 20 feet
more. u "
INDEPENDENCE.
Are driving drifts both north and
south on the l75.foot level rs rapidly
as possible. ....... ......... r......
ARGENTA.
Drifting east from winze below $50
foot level in fair ore, and raising from
the same level in low grade ore, is all
the work TINT is being done at present.
DIANA.
The machinery is nll in plnoo and
will commence sinking again on Tues.
day, aud will sink so feet before DRIFT.
ing. ..
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Dip you ever notice how surprised
you were when You put your foot on the
next stair and found there wasn't any
there?
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SHAFER. better known as the grass
hopper, in a three-ball game OF billiards
at st. Louis, Friday mado the largest
RON on record; 426 points.
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The mail service between Eureka
and Tybo has. Eeen increased to q
daily.
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or PIIIN NTIS

~ ENHHr D'~cHIiTIDS rEoErrLY powr. ~ rmr
g-l. o EE-T STYLE or THE Art
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"WHr. Sammy" said father to his
little son, the other day, al didn't
know that your teacher whipped you
last Friday" 81 guess" he replied,
"If you'd been in my trowsors, you'd
know'd it,"
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AsroSIsHIGLY accurate counterfeits
OF the new silver dollar has been re-
ceived at the Treasury, made of base
metal that gives it n clear ring, and pre-.
sents the appearance of silver. DR..
Iinderman said to-day that they are
better than the Government coin. No
body but an expert can detect them.
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DIANA.

The machinery is nll in plnco and
will commence sinking again on Tues.
day, and will sink so feet before DRIFT.
ing. .....
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ARGENTA.

Drifting east from winze below $50
foot level in fair ore, and raising from
the same level in low grade ore, is all
the work TINT is being done at present.
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Our Only Authorized kg.ntI

q. w. CRANE. No. ~ Montgomery NJ
bAn Francisco, Cal. sole agent Tor the EIK,
ISbEr sDTsr. IL authorized 10 contract for tu
."rung advertisements for us ~ our lowest rates
coin. Ordrrs lvit NIth Mr.. Crane will r-c,.iYt
rorupt attention
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-. ahoic. variety Of Plants aud Fiowo,
trcn ~ AZ Tho Springs. constantly on hand a,
All, ,sfIar or, VAN AELsTYS
~" Proprietor.
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kdN-rtising Rates IA, u =. Coin.

square tlo Lines NonparicI Type or Space
Equal. hTsi iuS"rtiuu ........ ...........{I 90
zach Additional insertion. ! 90
A liberal discc.nt from the above rates to reg
lar quarterly adNcrEs.EA
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DSFREES.

There has been a decided improve
ment i'll the mine during the past week.
The north drift, ll3-foot level, cut a
good vein of ore--average assay Sl20
per ton. The ledge was free from
waste, stood erect and for some twelve
feet was as fine and perfect vein of
ore of the size-l5 to Is inches in
width-as could be.
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GET YOUR PRINTING DONE

We are pleased TO a.nouses TO the s,sass.. q
.Eiio and vicinity. THAI
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INDEPENDENCE.

Are driving drifts both north and
south on the l75-foot level as rapidly
as possible. ------- -------
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
1,Un AND SWIMMING uAr,,s.

conveyahco 10 and from tho sprinas oyr,,
honr' during oVory day oi tho week. ''
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HORNET.

The cross-cut is i'll about loo and ex-
pect to cut the ledge in 40 or so feet,
which will require \ couple of weeks
work. The two boilers have been con-
nected and there is now plenty Of
steam to handle the body of water
which will probably be encountered
when the vein is tapped.
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ru.earorn Mines.

The followingis a synopsis of tho
weekly report of the Tuscarora mines
for the past week, from the Times. Rerie,o
of Saturday.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-18
The closing prices OF mining shares In San Fra


The total sales of stocks al the Board to-day aegre
gated 237. 900 shares
The gross earnings of the Denver and Rio Grande
Railway, from April l to April Z inclusive, were
$I5,749 81.
The steamship Pereire, which sailed Gay Havra
took out $3.50, 900 In gold Tor Paris
The following securities were sold At auction in Now
York today
Ten Home Insurance Company, 1O9Is; IS Brooklyn
Guy Railroad Company, 1885, 100 Central Railroad OF
New Jersey, l71a II OLD BY order oil William j.
Best, receiver OF the National Trust Company:-
$4,000 Waikiki Valley Kailroad Company scvsns,
1907, so 79A; $34, 500 Missouri Pacific Railway
Company Skies, 1888 10 q o9A. For account Of
whom Il may oncern:-30 Marine National Bank,
50; 80 shares The Hart. Bliven Mead
1l5 shares Peru Stecl and Iron Company S2Y per
200 shares Kansas Pachc Railroad company, tx; 100
shares Columbus Chicago and IDdiana Contra. Raii
road Company, 1915; share Western Union Tele-
graph Company, 81 $50 shares New Jersey Southern
Railroad Company, 1916 ieves bonds.
o. So 600 Atchison AMI Fixes Peak Railroad Company
brst mortgage bonds, 34h; so shares Ne~ York Gas
pany, %; 20 shares Coney Island ana brooklyn Rail-
road Company, 22s; 80 shares Manhattan Telegraph
Company So Tor lot 100 shares Gr0cers Bank, 69f;
shares Home Insurance Company, lO94s; loo shares
chatham National Bank l00x; $45, 900 Lamoiiie
Valley, Montpelier ana 81 Jonn sDury anu Essex Rail
road Company hrst mortgage bonus-viz 40 bonds OF
$500 each 20 bonds OF 900 zach, bonds OF IL 900
each ST. 900 for lot; 20 SHARES wilicox Clubs Sew.
ing Machine Company, Is; 20 shares Wilcox Gibbs
Saving Machine Company, 10; $296,00O Sta,e Of
Georgia war bonds $1lS 40.
MOVEMENTS OF GRAIN.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON. Aprii IL, 1873
Cotton irregular lower sell: midaIng Iole low
%sns s s0s saos ssdsagy Sc Not receipts 4ss
NEw ORLEANS. April IL. 1879
Cotton easy maains. io,.c low miailins, ese good
Expor,. To Britain the Continent. 2.i67
MonLx April II. 1873.
Cotton quiet %danS Zoe low pss,ns &c good
S Sa, Sales 900 ssoes ia A'''' e0'""'
SAVANNAH April IL. is7s.
Cotton su's, ana masus ss low %adas
port. eosstwss 7O7. s.ie. 400 Stock 2osaa
CHARLESTON. April II. 1878.
ioAc good ordinary ne ay'se Ne, ssesipt. AIS oaie.
Spirits tarpentine duii NJ 2.c nosn ~ 80 for
s,..,a Crude ,s1penns steady At 81 10 Tor bard y 70
81 81 ss'" a'' ''a % y - ''' S''4" .' '" at
Flour unchanged; sales 200 M. Wheat a. i; sales
1000 bushels "a state :" - ~ 100 90 at q q white
Milwaukee club 81 80: Daiuth cub. 81 81 Corn sleaoy
S"ie Sfies quiet, So cssa1s held 4 se No. 40
iced aSs CIR i Sal .s ss s @S S
Sins go. Canal f'egns Wheat snd peas. DC aad
bany q % 70 Se@ YORK Reecirls-None. Shipment
2oJ bbs Hour, 5000 Bushels harley. $40, 1900
do. peas zoi'Voi eft iu"oaf. pr.,,o ..,, !, 49,
eiour quiet and unchanged: SAILS. 90 6S, Wnest-A
tar %as c.nsns . sp s is az s.f =
iish, inquiry from both %iiIsn and speea,asof.
4-l.c: three car, new, on t,aek, a.. ~ oats moe
inquiry the about aals IN fair.raio dcmana
8Jcs chose tossed Canada 10, 30, according
ss Sm q ss 80 eas Il goa n CO.
u,o'c, 70 sn' inquiry ,n me hsm = 30; aae
cay made Al 81 oBss 81 o. ot6er ae,ices nominsiy
Wheat, 200 90 bushels; corn s40soo 90 Receipts by
"s cS 9s ac s..y SO sa:s ss %
90 shipments. BY canal 20 tids~ ' s5 sy7
Loo do; BOX. 2T'p osis ,hipmeu,s by rsiirosa-
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The annual meeting OF the New YORK Hsrdwars
Board Of Trade held yesterday at the rooms Nos.
and Warren street, ana the ollowng officers werc
elected tor tho ensuing year;-Presidcnt. George 3.
Corbin; Treasurer T. r. Hu0geriord; secretary, Ed
ward A. Cole; Artusry. James II. Cooley; Counsel.
Ffeierick q, Dorr Board Of DirecOrs--Sseorgo >.
CorDsn, james H. Pope a. hunssrioru, Jonn q.
Lsog samuel Disston, Eivsrd A COic. Joseph Mer.
Win aud Charles Iaylar he annual report shows that
the 80 "a Doen hignly successful, nan0.rs eighty
nine Ia, aud mas balance IN Tue treasury. Ihs
Bureau u Information mas been increased, re-
ports are kept n,e OF 500 merchants trading ~
Eastern markets. anu I, OOJ inquiries have been
swered. Failures amounting 10 moro than eI0O 00C
have been attended TO and the settlement OF Of
them have been made through tho instrumcntalt Of
tho Board. the amounts thus recovered being many
thousands OF dollars In OF the ordinary
OF settling The Collection bureau was established In
December last Tor The use and protscton OF tho
aud claims 20 tho amount OF tl2 200 nave been
recovered al . minimum cost. Tue irsasurer's re-
port shows The to have been S. l50 aud sx.
penditurcs tA.IsA 40. leaving palAnce VI Ahk A
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June. rejected, 33c Oat. fair demand and hieher:
axe. cash sna Arr: 264sc 28tsc May; 255sc 26sse.
june Rye Aay Arm 5-c Barley lrner At ssc.
s Al sales of grain made subject 20 storage OF lie
uhel tor the first In tn month Pork IN good
denand bn lower - IS. cash and April: - s2a - 81
May. - s75z 50. june; 80 ~ ~ l21s July. Lard In
50 e71s 81 June; 81 o5 81 O7,s July Bulk NESTS
steady and unchanged Alcohol eaHisr 33c. 53tsc.
Fseights- earn 70 iudalo ntm SC. wheat to Buffalo
s4c Receipts Flour ~ 900 bbls. eat 10000 bushels:
244ub do oats "a. tOp 0op barley.
$500 do shipments II 00o Dbls wheat. 5000
bushels: corn, $500 do; 5000 do. 42oOD
d. barley, 1900 do A. the close wheat hirher IL los
III iO May; 81 0S7l 81 90 Juso Com nrmeg. ~ 1sc
4IAe. May. Oats nrmer; 261ac May. Pork and lard
hrner, but not Quotsbiy higher.
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
The Stock Market Very Ac-
tive and Strong.
GOLD 100 IA A 100 3-0.
Government Bonds Firm, States Steady
and Railroads Irregular.
Money on Call Easy at 4 a g
Per Cent.
GOLD 100 IA A 100 3-8.
WALL STREET,
WRDyEaDAY Anril l7-6 p M

"WEDNESDAY, April 10 I. III.
The recuperative powers OF the stock market arc
astonishing Like the NEUROLOGICAL parsonage who
whom struck to surtn gained viyor by the contact
and came up as fresh daisy, the market TO
grow all the better shaking up and occasional
tumble. Thus the fall OF yesterday recovered
from before tho business day thirty minutes old
and, with the exception OF a weak ''spell'' toward
noon. the market continued 10 build up It's financial
strength until the close Particularly was this the
case with the granger properties which to-day reached
The highest points since 1874. So lar there has been
no necessity 10 call upon the imaginative faculles OF
tho trends OF these stocks for explain
the continuous advanceior the old every
purpose-lhe street is saturated with belief IN still
higher prices and Is likely 10 continue until some
sudden break rudely squeezes the conf ence It,
AS extra hiip. however we today treated 10
The story of double privilege having been sold by
Mr.. Gould upon 5000 shares oil Northwest common
and the more important item that the increase Of
earnings the 81. Paul Tor the second week
In April amounted to nearly $4,000 For some reason
Lake shore appears 10 be houndering again in the
slough Of uncertainty; periods Of strength alternate
with paroxysms Of weakness and the gain OF one
hour Is lost in the next. Az exaggerated rumor
that serious hitch had occurred in the Ohio
and Mississippi reconstruction scheme caused
quite panic among tho limd holders
are permitted to state, however. Official authority,
that whatever difficulties may have they have
been finally, definitely and satisfactory settled and
that nothing Stands in the way OF the plan OF recon.
struction being carried it's Integrity as recon-
mended. Beyond some additional strength and q
fairly large business Western Union, and marked
armness IN Rock Island and Burlington and Quincy,
there nothing to excite remark the Of
MARKET. Closing prices for the grangers nearly
The highest Of the day and Tor the OF the list
rood enough TO hold out promises Of better
morrow.
OPENING PRICES
The opening prices Of stocks At the Board to-day
were as follows: New YORK Central, 1883; Erie,
127l; Lake shore. 6Sk; Wabash. 19K; Northwestern,
81 40. preerred, IS; Rock Island, 1861; Milwaukee
and ST. Paul, 50 do. preferred, "a; Pttsburg, 76<;
Delaware, Lackawanna ana Western, 81; Delaware
and Hudson Canal, 56x; Morris and Essex, 795s
Michigan Central, TN; Illinois Central, 765s; Union
Pacific, TN; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, 1861;
Chicago ana Alton, TAX; Hannibal aud ST. joseph,
l2zs; do. preferred, 80; Ohio and Mississippi, lOx;
Western Union, Sax; Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph,
e0k; Pacific Nail 2lh.
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Is Sd. Swedish bark. hence TO the Continent. full
rang with sh"ut 400 bills rennsd troleum at b. s
Norwegian bars from Baltimore 10 the Continent with
45p b0s rehaed petroleum. reported IS Sd. vessel
now here Nrwegian bark. from fhahelphia 70
iondon with jupD bhls. naphtha NJ s. 3D. Ccrnis an
bark from Baltimore 20 Bremen cr Antwerp. vita
rennsd pstroenu At IS 7xi Norwegian ship. hence to
Liverpool with 900 bbs refined 3s. 4tsd
German bark umored bnt attsrwsr diced trsm
15 tons hence TO London with general cargo including
grain. al I1si bushel and flour %. per bbl. :
aud Norwe ian ship. $50 tons, hence to general
cargo. grain, I'D -four IS American brig 800
tons hence :" ,eye, with Kentucky tsbscco. at 35s
Norwegitn park 800 tons. from wilmington TO Cork
Tor orders, with rosiu, 81 I'D the ship la
our last. with grain Antwerp, was previously
reported by and obtained IS. Sd bn the trade
last said to HAYS been ireh business with the vessels
name however not given, British bark from tmore
to tbs east coast ot Ireland with 75l grain
5s I'D British bark hers) from Baltimore Cork
for orders. with 1000 quarters grain at IS ID.
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THIRD 6OARD-2:.IJ 2. N,
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON: SPOT Lice. LOWER; FUTURES CLOSED
sTEADY-fLoUH sTLADY-wHEAT HIoHER--
CORN bIGHER- OATS HIGHER - wHIsKEY
STEADY PORK QUIEr--LARD srfADY-PE-
TRoLEUM QUrET--oILs QUIET Spirits TuE-
rENIlNE QUIET - RosIS QUIET COFFEE
QUIEr--suGA QUIET.
WgDSEspAY, April 17--6 +. 81
business begins 70 show Indications OF a revival in
several department. Tho falling the gold premium
TO SO low point with every probability that II viii DO
entirely obliieraied nj early day, gives business
men assurance of greater stability IN the future on
Change nour was seaoy. Wheat and oa,s we're
wanted aud were higher. WDisKcy was steady PORK
quiet Lard was steady Groceries wsrs quiet uils
quiet also naval stores and petroleum. Cot
The spo. lfoc lowers iuturers closed stesdy
CovrEE.-rhe marhst Tor Rio quiet $500 bags ex
Copcrnicus, and S7i and s5t exuIen s,nnax all on
private terms A. Baltimore, 800 Dags Rio. x.Georsc
Peabody sold private terns at New Orlc ans 800
Rio sold the basis vt l5c Tor ordinary
low Midc dee quiet we're se7 aud bs bags
Costa MICA ex Colon LOO d.. Maracaibo. exwanie Law
rie and ass do Laguayra. ex.Msrsns Reynolds all on
private The busia for the summed up as
lows 10 agJ bags Maracsbo. ex sanary vessels 5st
do. Laguayra, cx.Iornet l154 do, ex-h Lawrio
i22 do, si2 Costa Rica and 227 savan Ia cold
In lots for consu nption within range aud 100 az
LApusyra ex rhusneloA, ordered Europe The OK
mild coffee IN FIRST hands is Dan mats s2iU ,ngs
pote aud 3Jus bags, including 10 43i do MarscaiD0
5,Jij do Lagaayra 37i5 DO. Jamaics lJ4y do Sc Do
mingo 973 TO- Costa Rcs iOl DO Mexican 4gl do An.
gostura and 4.36o DO. ssvanilIA We quote -ordnary
cargoes. i3hc 14c fair do, i5lc good do i6l.c
prime DO. Ito; extreme range for lots. 1sxc Isy.e
santos far To good ijc isc. gold % days ava a.v.
snsapc,e. ne is,se.i Usylon Zoe ne MAr.eaoo,
i5tsc - Domingo I3c Porto t,eo 30. a I7c Jo,ta
Use Anse.isrs ,sc. ioss. ssys"in., iss sI6,ss.
UorTor on The quiet aud i-isc lower Yu,ur..
osansd ~ soous yesssrd1s closing prices. aud eossd
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NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY APRIL 49, 1s7s-TRPLE SHEET

Western nrs's OF 1858. coupon, and y in Central
Pacific gold bonds there Was decline OF Y In Bur
iington, Cedar Rapids aud Northern arsts, u in ST.
Paul sinking funds Hannibal and st. Joseph eights
convertible. aud Union Pacific sinking fuuds and y
In North h issouri 1rsts
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PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.

FRoyipKscE. X l., April IL. 1873
The printing cloths market there
of all River
basis OF sic for 64x6f squares. There Is
little easier fag In this holders universally
a 5i6c.. with 3i4c offered, Tor best "a squares
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HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA. April II, 1879
Sugars slightly better. nominal No II Dutch standard
~ reals goid arrobe mo'ssses sugar sos TO 10.
a. ~ gold. arrobe: vaao common
fair 81 reals sold per arrooe centrifugal Nos II
10 y AZ reals geld. arrobe IN boxes. spanish
gold at 22l1s Us. Exchange nominal on The United
sixty DAYS currency Ia 2 premium short sirht.
3 premium sixty days gold. "a "a premium; short
sight, 81 "A premium London l4a l51s prem aAi;