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Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-12
WHERE was BlshoD La,jmsr hur, =

WHERE was Bishop La,imer burned
to DEATH" asked g teacher, in a com.
mandlng voice. "Joshua knows y
said q little girl at the bottom Of he
class. SWELL" said the teacher ~
Joshua knows, he may tell" GIn the
lFe," replied Joshus, looking verv
grave and wise.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-12

MoRE corn has been planted this
year than usual in thIS State.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-12

a POOR woman, coming from a
Wretched garret in an inland manufac.
turing town for the first time to see the
seashore, gazing ct the ocean, said -
was glad for once In her life
something which there was enol
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-12

Russia continues to purchase war
material in Germany,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-26
The sTATROF TRADE.
EUHoPEAN MARKET..

LIVERPOOL March 2j-Pork- Eastern dull ~ 90. West
err dull az 81 Observation-Disclosures cut steady 81 3d. short
b steady a. 20 Long CoaT steady as xf short Clear
steady II % ca HamsLOug Cut dun az 3d. shoulders STEADY
AZ 26Bd Beef India Ness dull at 9l Extra Mess dUll
at llZ; Prime Mess dull az -. Lsrd-Pnme western
dull 81 Cd TaOw-Pume City duh u 80 "a. IurDentne
Spirits steady n 20! ROsr-C0mmOn dull ~ 5r Pine
dull To-. Cheese-Ameuean Choice iul az 3d. Larh on
steady 49, FiOGE-Exra state doll a. - ID wheat O.
spring duh AZ 10 Cd. Nc 2 Spite d1n AZ 10.
Winter dull II 2d. Corn-Od Mixed soft duD AT 20 (;
New duh at 3 Cd Cotton seed On-YeliOw American,
none n the market wheat Or the week from At
lanic ports JOOOO qrs. Pacific ports o. go qrs; frOm
other sources Zoo Crs Receipts 0 Corn, $1,000 gfS
IlyRRrOOi, March 25-i2:3Dp m There is moderate IL
qniry Cotton which Is freely supplied atdlnT UnandA
I'd. MiGna orleans Ul.; ssa - tlc DAY t,upN bae N
Gliding 1000 tales for speculation and export Re
cepts $50 bales. al Ameuosn. Futures partial
IL Lad. cheaper: Iplauda Low Kidding clause Apr ana
delivery I'D; Upsnfs. LoW nidlng clause May and
August delivery Gis; Upsuis. Low Md1iBg clause, ship
ped March April. sail. Glazd.
LIVERPOOL March 2J-l:5O p. m-IaT 81 ID per ext Tor
American Bacon. y per cwt for Long Clear Midsles
LIVERPOOL March 20 $50 MT Ddnis Cotton. Low Mid
DING clause, June and July delivery 6iggh
LIyERrOOi, March %. Infhe aiei ot cotton to-day
incuicc 800 bales American Futurr-O pands Low Mid
d.cg CLAUSE, march and April delivery, 1l'lsd
If,PgPpOf. March 26-6 y. n.--COuon iuturts easier
iands Low Nidng clause september and october delivery,
Gs,A: Ull1DLs Low Miqolmg clause November ana De
1eIvery 6d Corn, 5jd 40 3D. per Or Tor New
Mixed Western .o.- . .-.-.. ~,
Turrcutne. 23Gd AIS % per cvt
LONDON Mach % Evening Calcutta linseed oW per oWt
Linseel OIL ZIG o per ton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-26

na NCr River n ssps sSS aw
HIpEs-9uiet' firm sales 7s4 Dry MonteVideo 2l%c'
ToPsSoniInue quiet, both for export and home nse
Ro'ss ss4as s1, s d IS s s
dun unchanged Ns%o cam,
NAVAL 'sToREs-spirits Turpsntne quiet steady sole
Coca d s sS9si IS Tar S ard
Moderate. Sc9 BUSH
sc ga sssE 3 sS 81 'ssS
81 sSs Ef Ss e t IS 81 8;
ssSSS bush sra,g fSS marks; sSs ss:s: Tobacco 7
e SS9 psss bacon ana
i1 go sG ss B a teri E
cont to 800? & ~ n bark es5k c * T
orders. $500 do 5s6d Italian bark 70 Naples Do
tssroisam owner. Italian
gold British bark $40 bristol 1000 qrs BARLEY
IS "a 1900 eb Flour quoted "a I'd 400 tons Oh Case
batavia Ice p gu!ders Prom BalIimore German bark
to SeS G eS IN R wy
Others quiet On Change at the call for Cotton Seed no
PETRoLBUM-oue,, unchanged; sales. late Saturday.
100 e %a ii ns s SsS. 9e ssSGa s?
sn al f6 ashs P'Y a'd S SaiSs
Of sited "a Is limited; opened 81 ISIS closing 81 5
quiet ss as spot
second ca" March, slD % asked Apr ~ 90 bid $40 10
asked May So 80 bid SO 20 asked; June, $40 % bid.
! o so asked BEEF ara BEEF HAMS dull. nominaly
unchang CUT MEATS steady sales, 80 boxes BelDfs
5aOc lO0o Loose Picked shoulders 4',e 900 Do Hans
7.c: Niddles firmsY quiet Western Long Clear o short
Clear 51sc....... DhEssDD HOGS steady city, Heavy
to Light 90 @ I'D Ir s riye 81 ~
81 so 7J0 AprG 81 i3iaGs7 A. LOCO tcs May 81 30
dS7 So ng 81 IS 22J0 June 81 COAST G9 closing
81 o5 300 .es 81 Cincinnati SPOT q 10 CITY steSm i 39
sOld 81 i2aTaT i5, chiefly n 40 IelneJ-saes 100
West India - 50; 400 tee south America, ~ 93t
Continent quoted, - e0,.. BUTTER and CHEESE with
imports EGGS. shade ITmcr, moderate H.
quiry Long Island aud NowJersey, l2dl22 state Penn
sylvaG 2c fresh Western, lOLallc Southern, 10
dlOi2c. 1900
RICF-Steady moderately active; Domestic, 5Lod6sIc.
SEEDs-tiu n0mInuly 81 10 gold Grass seed fairly
without decided changes sales 500 bags Glover. 7c
for Western 7Ii,s d7oic. Tor State.
SUGAR Raw sugar higher 7l9a7ose ior Fair to Good
Honiug 7sc. FOX Prime 1sGSAc FOE Centrifugal; sales
l4O hhd-. Centrifugal sqc lsl hhds. and 425 boxes do
esc 1000 hhds C1oG, IaGI SCI hstntd hiInef, more &c
Crushed, lOdlDisC.; Powdered, 35GJsc 6rllatcd,
9a-dbLc cut Loaf 10sa10iic; standard ~, 0is0yii
sTBA EfNE Firm sales, 90 ties. Prime, Tho; 90 hhds
City. private terms --
Prime.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-26

sTeuHffTane
FLOUR AND MEAL-FLO R-Aarket 5ql0c better on
Low Grades win more doing @ eEpc Medium 70 Choice
$1,000 bbs INCLUDING 5000 bbls city MN Extra II 20
= 5Sa s manly s :' so GS Ueda Hs 5.
- 900 bbs Low Grade Extra 81 soo$5 10. ncnting
t1trs $3.50 %, including 500 b6is. s., louis. sgae -
So sos bbs Patent 81 7yds yS ~ he Sizes
Is 600 Ibis Export for No ~ ,0ass So
superne state and western - 2?dsi 80 Common u Fair
10 este - sOQs5 75 Good 70 Choice - 500
ChGee. 80 55ass 75 Annesota Extra ayo MIXTURE. :5s
- - clear 80 lod.5 IS straight - s0asa 5o Patent
Low Extra ~ 9Oes5 l0' ~ LOUIS Extra Common m Fair
chd Ssfs sm NV sa The arc elo:Ds rather
s0UrHEkN FoH m1re aGty without mater e5nFs
Pair Extra $50 75 Fair Choice - sogsg 7Si Choice
So s riP;y s sS bis 21q supSfnc $ SO
1AL shade 6 1sT 9T 400 90 80 ss sc
aaeI eqsgsc ciiy Mex t = z 100
teray ghoaas ds@and y 1 .b sSpg c Sa
sF c oss sSat heSe1s sprio 81 SS
81 2iGEl ~ o, ara to arrive w Ws.h 70 @ -
CngraGod Willie Western. ~ 80 Whit state 81 ~ NO
Il n * a h do TO- Ap II az bid q ~ asked MAJ
q ~ md = 2s asrd No r SI!wf ,J Ia5sa .lTs
May II - bid 81 % sske 80 Winter d, March; Go,
iGisc s aa r Gh es sa saP Ss weser
HARLEY dun; sales Ii 500 bush. Choice rveIoved stat.
@ expert 7e 1900 OIS TnSr MaT Ge S%S sss small
PEAS dun unchanged CORN Market without decided
mOdf raiO export limited hJio a.o uchn
speclavo business liss sales $4,000 bush, including
nj OO bush spot Uugradcd Western Mixed 4GGt3Ci 80
8 60a5Ogc Steamer Mixed. b2',g53'9c; No. 2 % ?e;
Jersey yellow private No. White o9c toIhl nei-
low 81 54 be; Mixea March, % be- closing tc
bid, 5+go ASKED Do April 90 a. sio;l"s Snt ~
81 &c, lid 5J.c asked do Nay, 5. 20 bid, - 4o aske
DO. June Doc. closing % &c. bid. 65'o asked OATS
iac lower: trade inquiry sales 5!O bu-l 40
q 80 2c 33asc; No White 3sgd35c; No ~ tci Mihea
Western 33l,a3Jc White Western, 35i4d39i2c; Mlxeh
state 81 qas5 pc; white state ~ FEED selling
soir at previous sures BEANS dnll declining Mar.
row 81 5iIdsI as Medium, 81 90 Red kidney, " 5Od
- IS White Kidney 81 G0Gsl 90 Blacks 81 fo all CHOICE
STOCK on Al. IN sToIB IN NEW AND BBooKLYs WARE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-26
TOTAL RECEIPTS ~ PRODUCE.
Pr Worth Rtrer, VERSUS and Raaro1fs
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

MONDAY March -, 1873
ASVEeln moderate sole POts isic; Pearls 81 HGc
COFFFP- Rio qnef. steady Ordinary o. Prime cargOes
l4al7c gold sales for 2u575 bags and eorpts
% stOc. irrt hands liA,uH7 bags. including
GOOO 10000 Mobile, $1,000 at New Oflean
$500 ~ ad-oS New1U ~ second hands
gII19 Including 1900 - NeN-OflcaHA Jj,SSJ 40 BAL
tmnrc jJ7 York total In rsg and second hands
2fGJ3j b3gs anost and oHiing FOR the United states to
Fcbrra -. 81 $50 bags purchanc o. March - nucunng
1000 San1sl 600 rr-Dd total "lOo5D begE wltkltawn
from warehouse turng he past wees osl ~ New urcan
1889 Baltimore, lJ1j1 ~ New York dispatch from
no dated March % stated Receipts $1,000; purclas,s
for EuTopa 5000 United ipUs luOOJ gice $500
stock lTHOOV excbsuCU - ,di LOO bags Dc
l.ubrr, ia Vow Tlclis - 20 for Fax Ad grades golt
s.iy active steady sales zoo bag- Aarucabo 100 rBvtu1
900 Laguljra, 90. l.alsofu,
MaTncnibO quOr l3 l7c costa Ec1, 1901
Sayaniia, l30l6c.; Lagiiayra 14GlG9c, gold
COITONSpOi Cotton quiet weak without QuOi4ble change
safes jg2 bales Jl2 saturday evenngl including 81 export
a5l spnupg 90 speculation; delivered on contact 800
bales Receipts the ports to-day. 1861 bales, against
$40 GGy week. 6552 isst year Futures quiet
closing 7as points lower. sales saturday evening, 400
bales TOday-tlrs Cal-May, loss June, llOli july,
LIB. lIlf August ll.i9i srgtem5er 100 oetober
10 30 1879 total, 1890 bales second cllMarch 1857;
July ll,lo total 500 balea laird March loss Nay
lO.ssdlg.d9; April 1887 elo92 Nav, 1890 90 June
ll.O20llOs; July, IIl0nllI5i August, II. l6dll 49,
october. 1913; SOvember lOObai 1907 Dccembcr lOG7;
~ bales grand total 2O,7O0 bales FUTURES
III gr1 pasv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-26
and Quincy at 1O1L; Chicago and Alton at 6sls.

and Quincy at 1014 Chicago and Alton at 6Sl2.
and Illinois Central at 75l2G754. )
The power and determination of the present
bull movement are best illustrated by
the trunk line shares. which continue to be strong
in the face of the clearest evidence that the traf
fc of the companies was never in more unsettled
condition than now Supplementary to the story told
in another part of THE TRIBUNE we are permitted
10 copy the following extract from a private letter
dated Cincinnati March %: " The railroad war has
broken out afresh here and the rate for fourthcass
freights TO New-York to-day is II cents per 100,
and passenger rates are only ST." Nevertheless to-
day Lake Shore stock, after selling at 6i063os
rose to Gale and closed at Gals; Michigan Gen.
trail sold at G5d 64si, at 65osa65l, and New-York
Central and Hudson at 1O5401057s. Erie
opened stiff at 1924 and to IL ls but later fell
to 1880 1Ol2. on the announcement that the fore
closure sae-which is a part of the reconstruction
scheme-had been postponed by order OF the court
Wabash was firm at 16lG16ls01624. Ohio and
Mississippi was dull at S40Sls and st. Louis, Kan
sas City and Northern preferred at 23la. Union Pa
cifc sold at 7O1i a 69a070
There was less interest manifested in the coal
shares to-day and the most that be said for them
is, that they were not weak. The short interest
has been well frightened out of the stocks. and it
begins to be question of interest with
the "a allies" where all the stock they
have purchased has come from. Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western opened at 525s,
declined to 81 IS, rallied to sole and finally ended at
90. Delaware and Hudson sold at 510507sG 51lo
Q507s. and Morris and Essex was quiet at 74l20
7440746s. Central of New-Jersey was dull,
with sales at 137s014t.
Western Union, on % light business, was higher,
on the that the suit to release it from its
contract with the Atlantic and Pacific Company
not TO be withdrawn. The sales at 7SS40
SleG7912G79ls. Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph
Mail recorded a recovery from II to IS but in final
sales was weak at 17l2. The market closed strong
for the Northwestern and st. Paul shares. and steady
for the remainder.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-26

LONDON Mach 2- $50 pm.-Cousols e5i both money
and lilo account l. : bonds four and bali Der
lO3as Tciores coupon 1867 III sew hves l0f =; Eric a
way shares TO-, Psnnsylvana Central, 2Sla NcWJersey
Central lIi9 heading Railroad. 1871.
March 25iSu fntnuslA ebi' afor money - =
quote per renes ai
lO9 francs 80 ocDtiInes Tor the account
LONDON. March 2J-3 y m.-Consol% 50 FOR both money
and he account.
LONDON March 253:.b m.Ihe amount OF bullion gone
into the Bank a England balance to-day IS A32.OO..
LONDON March 20 m-slver j. quoted AZ 81 ~ per
LoSDoJ. March 2j-!20 pu-Consos 8.i'e ;or money So
account [. = bonds four aud half cents los -
1905. 1914 Gycs, 1915: Lre Railway shares. lO1.
adYlCcs al %
TAEis March 25-Exchange London % francs u
times for short sight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-26

Mddling: 95ci Good Ordinary sLc receipts s2 bales;
BosIos. March 25;-co,toa dull: snadfne lie. Low
Miaflinr lobe; o Geoa ortnay gaci net receipts.
BAIrl;ogF March IS ~colton ,u NldSiipe lo,c. INV
sos 5s S es SSa o r great ss,sD ns cS ss
l2o bales sales i2e bales spnners l05 bales stock.
6AIsIssTox. Msrch sS.cct:en aun Mhdlins: Icss:,
S5e bas eIg9rs e tho Continent 1880 bales sales 500
cScNssIi. March 25--cotton dull; Md.u,ug. 1885,,
hS Naans Fri c ss or ais. Us Sss receipts LAO
oALyssios March z5~cotior dun MSidins lo.c., Low
a Export % Great Great a a Rs sfi s cbsn h
5000 bales coastwse 496 bales Gales 1856 tales STOCK
ioUIs'III: March %; cotton qnieti Miaalng lose
Mldllng 9,1ci Good Ordinary. She; receipts LIS
bales; exrts eoastwise 1883 BALES sales 1000 baies
lEiTrIis March 25.-,cOttoD Gull Needing loisc;
bales; stock s.7sG bales 1900 '"A'' '"' -A''
xaans s Ts e% d 'ss wiz a 6ssrI
boris re, Great rs a sas SszY sssi pas
THILaDsLPHA, March 25-cotton dull; snaoiing. lle.
bales gross 2S8 Bales sales spinhcrs S47 bales stock
AysAR Msl 29cotS9 gaite Mid4 n -.I Ioc
0ss o S Zoo sos 50 saturday sss
g. H5TJs March a. Cotton steady Middne. Iose
bales; shipments 1856 bales sales 90 bales stock 27
wIIsSoroS March 2S.-cotton dull; Mddllng loiscs
Low Mtldling 92c Good ord1ary sse net receipts d
stock 2322 bales
HORSE MARKET
The market quite active mp friday bu: then
shown signs life though good many horses have
changed owners The bulk the may be said have
with railroad companies who have bought pretty
heavily with the object having The horses broken
In before the weather makes us appearance Brewers
moderate I'm their demands and with light
from sources COMPARATIVELY few heavy DRAFT
horses have been sold There has been however.
an increased demand for business horses OF all
sorts. slight increase is also noticeable In the
demand for fancy driving and carriage horses, yet
the supply o. this class 81 hCrseS similar 10 that os heay
draft VIZ that buyers generally required 10
for such stock The shipments The past week
include IA head n fine carriage horses destined for Liverpool
steamship England They sent by Isaac Dah
man who contenplacs making shipment week during
the summer. H. Gehlson, gentleman from the old coGn
try who has been West buying large number Of cattle
70 ship Part to London and part 10 Germany also 9nnd ~
head medium business horses which hs thought world
find ready London hence bought and shipped them in
connection with his other stock.
PRINT CLOTHS MARKET
PROVIDENCE. r. l.. March 2jThe Print Cloths market
opens dull, prices weak az Saturdays quotations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-26
In State bonds. the District of Columbia 3-65s

In State bonds, the District Of Columbia sos
were lower, at TJSi.
Ia City bank stocks, Fourth National t50l sold at
% Bank Of Commerce llO at 1l2 Merchants
Exchange 400 at 70 Merchants (22I) at 100
1922.
In railroad bonds, the various issues Of the New
jersey Central road were strong and higher Con-
soils ut GG3l convertibles, 60 ; Lehigh and Wilkes
barre consOls, ssh. There was large trading in the
Pacifcs; Centrals at 106ls@10G4 Union sinking
funds at 954@95ls, aud frsts 1063a, and South
Pacific firsts 1884. Northwest gold bonds continue
az 96l2; and Burlington and Cedar Rapids tIsIs at
s. Kansas Pacific Incomes No 10, selling az l7l40
l7la; Great Western first 1883, eX-coupon, ut IS (;
Morris and Essex Is of 1871 at 9G12, and second
mortgage at 1041s; Delaware and Hudson lSSjs at
10 registered and 1894 coupons at 06i2 Buffalo,
New-York and Erie firsts at 1881 !; Ohio and
Mississippi cons0ls at 9S Toledo and Wabash con-
solidated couvertiLles at 3D. and Canada Southern
debenture certificates at gig.
Gold was scarcely more active than usual bur u
was lirrncr sales ct 1O1 isOlOl Il. On gold
loans the lending rates were 3l and 4i2 per cent
carrying. The Assistant Treasurer paid out @3S,.
600 in coin interest the public debt, and
Sl00 900 in redemption Of called bonds. The day y
business of the gold clearing department of the
Bank of tho State Of New York covered: Gold
cleared, $9,347, 900; gold balances, 5000;
currency balances, $1,3l9,6G9 The gold quotations
were rs follows:
l0......l0l y ll..........1OlA 3..........1Ol's
Foreign exchange continues strong. Annexed are
tho current nominal quotations, real rates being
lo>O3. Of "A cent below
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-26
REPORT N. T. MINING STOCK Ia
CHANGE SALES MARCH rs, 1873.
THIRD BOARD-2:30 p. VI.
MONDAY, March 25-P. N.

MONDAY. March 25-P. ".
In to-day's stock market Northwest was most
active. The stock was opened at AZ, against
4la on Saturday night, and steadily to
as and then, after temporary reaction.
10 43i2 closing at 434. after transac-
lions aggregating 27,700 shares. The preferred
STOCK at the same time from 69l2 to 7OSs his
movement had its effect upon tho st. Pauls, the
common selling at 4Ol4 to 1913 and the preferred
at to lex dividend 3i2 per cent Gs2 Rock ISL
and was dull at l02i2a 1924; Chicago. Burlington
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-26

The week opened upon an active demand for
money. which Is lending on call at per cent rs the
stereotyped rate on Governnentbonds. and . TO
on miscellaneous collateral closing sharp per cent
&c per cent. The following were the rates Of eA-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-26

tx dividend So per half yearly. 23c buyer Co days
In the Philadelphia stock market to-day. Pennsyl-
wanna Railroad stock declined 20 ssh per cent, per-
haps III consequence of the indefinite pOstponcment
Of the funding scheme. Reading renamed steady at
2G12 per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-26
PRICES or PHILADELPHIA STOCKS

In our Mining Stock Board to-day there was, ap-
parently better feeling. and prices generally we're
higher. A correspondent is Informed that We DO
print the SECOND" and third" ''calls' OF this board
complete but condensed. We do not print the first
call or the quotations of the stocks Of which there
il seldom sale, because of the value Of space.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-26

agains % 1873 the week before To-day
81 shst and 10 cars at jersey cry making ESQ nsd
and good demand al Is 10 he per pound higher than on
Friday. Jersey CRY trade also good and the light
receipts scarcely sufficient 10 meet the dsmabd
Heavy Sheep apparently we're less sought IteI t1 oae
100 ~ made bat slight advance IN price,
while those Of 30 or 100 u weight were strong &c
higher A few clipped sheep are arriving. and find
81 &c. Spring lambs have not been plentiful The past
week. few would doubtless 10 welcomed a. S'dss per
have range q 81 s5ds0 eS Sheep 6a97 for Lambs
head OF inter LAMBS sold at llc Dressed hutol haa
f S aS@aPa 5 Co. iad A at o I S clipped es 90
n, OF ~ so; 81 Ohio Sheep so ~ at Sc do 10 10 =,
g 50 90 Inc D. q 53e 30 s S 90 a. az Sc Isi
do few Lambs 73 ~ at sac; IS do "a ~ 40 57c 20 DO
90 u. at Co. lGi Do log ~ a, 20 z; ias 90 lVd 10 ~
6c 40 DO 1913 ~ az s6 80 100 DO III b. at 10 40 iso
Iglac, Elliott Co. sod IL esnada sheep rs y q, 6i;cj
DO "a H. at Glsc; 30s d. i05 ~ eic eS state "A ~ at
5c 33e Do, 80 h at &C.; lsl do 80 H. at 81 oV 2O4 d.
James Kirby Co sold 4Ol Illinois SHEEP 70 ~ at 5i2e 80
obo 10 at 50 3o 1877 Missouri "a ID, az 81 80 Winter
Newton sold Jersey City "a Ohio sheep 70
D. q o lSJ Pennsylvania l2O 10, at62' lI4.do 100 ID
Kase 4 pidcock sold o5 Illinois Sheep 80 H. ssc III do,
lsS Kentncky l02 J at 5iac.
Judd & buckingham sold 1876 state Sheep 9s ~ at CSC;
ls0 OHIO ia H. at so 5es si state sheep few Lambs %
HOGS-Total for the week. 797 against 26O45 the week
previous To-day "a cars At 40t1 AZ cars ut Jersey CITY
and 20 head at 0Othst making 1876 head Live Hogs are
trife easier viii not bear quoting over 4lf-c Cly
Dressed have declined considerably the past few days ruling
today ei the latter FOR 30 % down. few very gnt
Pigs brought c The market weak ard heavy supply
win doubtless result still further decline state ana
Jersey Dressed light supply but the demand also gh 80
that trace II not very active atj06o. - -
at 44e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-26

change on Esy.Yoik, Savannah, I premium;
commercial i, bank par; St. Lo5is, Ito premium
Chicago, so premium, and Boston 12l2 dis
count. The United States Treasurer at Wash
,ngton. to-day. received $646,oOo National bank
notes for redemption. The customs receipts we're
$4,000. and the internal revenue receipts were
100000. The following is the Clearing House
69e currency balances. So, 16l 800; gold ex-
changes, $40, 768,9ss, and gold balances 81, 1872,
$50.
The sum of f32, 900 bullion was gained ION bal
ance" to-day, by the Bank of England, reducing the
loss in that way to Fl 900 in four days. On the
Stock Exchange, British cOnsos declined 10 947 on
the war rumors current in London. United States
bonds were easier, 1868 yielding to 1913 new IS
to l047s; new 4l2 firsts to 1876 and lO,4os to
105l2. American railway shares were quoted as fol-
lows; Eric common, loss, and preferred. 24l9 j
Illinois Central, 76l4. There was no quotation OF
money reported. Paris dispatches report per cent
French rentes opening at decline to 1O9.55, and
closing at 10000. sight exchange on London being
quoted at 25.15.
The gross earnings Of the Minneapolis and ST.
Louis Railway for the week ending March z, 1873,
were $S,911.
The gross earnings of the Chicago. Milwaukee and
ST. Paul Railway Company compare as follows:
Third week In March,. sl32.260 $1,000 Sl3I,oO0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-26
PRICES OF MINING STOCKS.


Government bonds are Strong on HgIt voIume
Of business, the demand being well distributed
among investors in all parts Of the country There
were no new features in,the market to-day. We
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The following were to-day's quotations for foreign
and domestic coins and bullion, United states CONS
being onored in currency and all the Others IN gold
c,,.vScv Huving Selling
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earrings Banks.
Dipiosuo Notlces.

DyERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
n YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICES, No. I,e3- broadway, cor Thirty rs
at or 3Ot, West Twenty-thrast cor. kightla ye you
Thirdave, FOryseventhsti al the HARLEM offiCE-
No p i Third hundred and Iw enty fourthsS,
iaTlem savings Bank Budlngb UP 70 p In at regular
oilceratex
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Union PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY

Union PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY
" a DIVIDEND of TWO PER CENT on The cagi,al stocs
Railroad Company VIII De pail Oh ara
after April 1873 TO stockholders o. record Msrcns z fSas
Company rs Hroatvav Newyork and Boston sockhoacfs
At Compsny's Office ~ Equitable Bndng Besion SocS
hop.s closed March %, and recyened Ann
HkNRI MCFA Treasurer. Boston. March 20 1878
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