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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-23
BEACON PARK.

BosroS, Mass. May %. 1878.
This was the cond day OF The trotting meeting at
! Beacon Park. RI tollowins is the result
| Two THlRTY.E:GHT RAcE-Purso 500: divided,
i . i.l4. AM = n III
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STATE sPoRTsMENs ASSOCIATION.

SECOND DAY OF THE TOURNAMENT AT BUF-
FALo-PIGEoN SHOOTING, SHORT RANGE RI
FILE SHOOTING AND FLY CASTING
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
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Tortures that Need not be Endured.

People suffer great deal of pain unnec
cssariiy. Among tortures that need moi
be endured are those inflicted by the rheu
matism and goul, since the acrid element
in the blood which produces them by con.
tact with the sensitive covering of the
muscles and joints may be eliminated by
the use of that matchless depurent, Hos
letters Stomach Bittcrs, before the inflam-
matory sym otoms are developed to any
great ex tent When it is considered what
excruciating tortures rheumatism inflicts,
and what tendency it has, when fully de-
veloped, to attack the heart, the ADVISABLE
ty of All early use of such a reliable anti
dote becomes at once apparent The
rheumatic virus is expelled from the blood
by the increased action of the kidneys
which act as strainers-produced by the
Bitters, anu the sufferer will find, if he
uses this supreme defensive agent, that he
will he protected against return of the
agonizing complaint. Dyspepsia, fever
and ague, liver and bowel complaints and
other maladies, are also cured by this adj
mirable remedy.
April 5, 1878.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-04-26
Diffsrepce in the Kind Of Intemperance.

DluereDc6 Ii tuo hAuu ~ AsoA1AFSA s1AA>
Many man who knows not the
taste Of liquor, it may be, Is lntemper
ate. There are advocates of temper
ance, ever ready and willing to point
mt the ruin and miseries Of the liquor
traffic. who are as Incorporate in their
lives as the man they picture reellng
through the streets and lying in the
.rutter. The consequence of their IN
dulgence Of this or that appetite may
rot be as glazing and fatal in result
as the use Of liquor, but it is neverthe-
less as wrong and injurious as far as
the principle is concerned. They
have never learned and practiced res
traint, without which any person Is
Incorporate. They forgot that over
indulgence in what is allowable and
tendency to indulge in what conscience
and reason forbid is peculiar to every
man. One man uses lilnor to excess;
another tobacco; another becomes
debauchee; another is a glutton; an
other passionate in word or deed; ali
other miserly boards his gains. There
is difference in the kind of intemper-
ance, but not in its degree. One PAM
oers one appetite and another anoth-
er, but all alike are to be classed
among the Incorporate and should be
put to severe and constant sclf-res-
traint; for one class to call another
is as if pot called kettle
black.
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THE Open Letter, the workingmcl's
paper published in San Francisco, has
been changed from daily to week
ly. This is an evidence of a split in
that party. The County Committee is
to take charge of another paper. The
party that expects the support of the
laboring men Of California is very bad
ly managed, and we fear will prove a
failure.
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ceased " - Die1all' de-
ritory. AuAno Ter
II T. SWIM, THE ADMINISTRATORS OF THE
hs petition herein duly verified praying for an ~
aer OF sale OF all of the real estate of said decedet
Tor the purposes therein set forth it IL therefore nr
nered ny the Judge Of said Court that all persons
Interested IN tie estate Of said deceased apnear M
i"re the said Probate Court on MONDAY lie OH,
Gay OF May d. 1878, at eleven o clock In the FORE
noon OF said day. at the Court Room of said pro
ss court IN Idaho City. County of Boise r. 10
The said Administrator to sell ali 81 the roa 20
me Sald deceased at public auction or private s,e
cru 'lnet copy of this order be published a. l.
WI successive weeks n the Idaho Semi weekly
~ ~, newspaper prnted and published II Ids.
@io''faid. i. s. HART.
IDAuo Cry arr,, - ,a- Probate Judge.
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To the Working Class.-we can furnish von
employment at which You can make very large ma
IN your own localities without being away fron,
nome over night Agents wanted in every town
and county to take subscribers for The Centenniai
hecord, the largest publication in the United stat =
Id pages. 81 columns Elegantly illustrate, }.
Terms 81 per y ar. Mhe Record is devoted ~
Whatever i OF interest connected with the Ccnteni
al year The Great Exhibition at Phiadelnbia I.
FULLY illustrated in detail. Everybody wantsit Th
whole people feel great interest in their Conn,r
centennial Birthday, and want to know all abontit
An elegant patriotic crayon drawing premium ~ =.
ure Is presented free to each subscriber II is emf
tIed' I'm Remembrance of the One Hundredtb All
vtrSary oi Tie Independence Of he United state !"
size, 70 Oy w Inches. Any one can bpcon,. : :, .
cessinl agent. for but show tue paper aud pic,,.
ahd hundreds oi subscribers are easily obtained az
= r!"here. There no business that will pay Ii,,a
~ ~ present We have many agents Who ass
nakihs as high as $50 per day and upwards. NV
Is the Time: don't delay. Remember il co.f. r,,L
ing !" give the business trial Send for our cira
ars' terms aud Sam IL copy of paper. which ara
sent iiee to all who apply. do IL TO-DAY Cumnl.,s
'utnt Tree to those who decide to engage Farp,,r
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he very best OF agents. Address A''"s
The CENT NAL RECORD, Portland Maira
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Summons.

TERRITORY OF IDAHO In the Probate cour. in
County of Boise. tory of Idaho
G. s. Kingsley, plaintiff, IS. John Eisler. defend
ant
TO JOHN EIsLER. IN THE NAME OF THE
people OF the United States iu the Territory of
Idaho: Yeu are hereby notihesl that there IL II " on
ME In the office NJ the Judge ard Exoicio Clcrs Of
the PROBATE Court OF Boise county Idaho I rritory
IN idaho City, the mplaint OF c. \ Kingsley
against you for the sum OF Seventy.Six aud 73-lua
ts.6.'Jl Dollars for goods. wares aud merchan ise
SOLO and delivered Ca you between the 18TH day
OF July, 1879 aud the i3ih day of September 1873
ana that unless you apDea aud answer to said com.
paint within ten days after the service hereof IL
served within the county. or IL served without the
county. but within the Second Judicial District of
Idaho Territory. twents days. without he Terri.
tory OF Idaho thirty days exclusive of the dav of
service, Judgment wi he taken against Won by dc.
tahit Tor said sum OF $T673 with costs of sn,t
f~N In testimony whereof hereunin set my
lbs Inland and affix the seal OF said Court At
1873. n : usp-T o. a.
Probate Judge and TX oficio Clerk of said Court
MarS-4w
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PLAIN, OR IN CoLoRs

on n ,"r,' as prices , per cent. belo,.
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Notice.

me following warrants will be paid IN,
Oh. ol lhe current Expense Fund on presenta
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Price. So to subscribers ii ,l,.r
and 1926 when sent out Of lb' - ! lells
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-23

deficient in meeting fixed charges by the sum Oh
5000 1913, without making any allowance ior OK
traordInary charges.
A large business, to-day, was done in Lake shore
from G67. TO 65la and back again to $685. with hna
sales at 66l4. Michigan Central was dull at 'o'4@
I'LL the early closing of the transfers ior eiect'oh
having At the moment more effect on its price than
the business Of the company has, Erie was Gull at
12la12laa124, the speculation in tins stock
waiting on the action Of the courts relating to the
sale of the road under foreclosure. Central ana
Hudson. on sales of only 40 shares was Stllieneu
up from 1913 to 1914.
Northwest common opened at %, declined 10
51l4, and then rose to 527sa52A; the preferred
stock being at 7312a74ssQ744 St. Paul common
at first declined from 5Ols to 407s, but later sold al
51a5O7s; the preferred stock selling at 746'3'4@
74loQ743s. Tie remaining stocks of the Western
list fluctuated within limits, and were dealt
in TO so small an extent as TO require no further COM
ment The coal stocks were inactive, but IN hhai
sales showed an improvement over opening prices
Western Union was active. declining from S2A2 to
sls4, and then rallying to S3@S24. Only 500
shares Of Pacific Mail changed hands at 20 and 2O4
bnt the stock closed at 2Ol2 bid The market closed
autatcd and irregular.
RANGE THE STOCK Market
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-23
cnrrnN MARKETS.

ArGrsrt April 22.-Cotton quieti M'ddhng, o'ia9 81
low Mlidng, 5s6Jac Good Ordinary. ssc receipts Of
o' AZ SIri ~ |Coiton dull Middliug. lOiec; Low
'dfiuF loo: Good Ordinary 9ci net receipts, 81 bales
cross III bales: exports 90 Great Britain 400 bas coast
wise 100 bales: sales 40 bales stock. 1904 bales
BOSTON Aprl 22.-COtton nominal hddilng lOe4c. Low
Crduarv. Sc recfipts 30 bales gross
g.. bales exports Great Britain 81 bales STOCK l211Z
bales. ,,..,.-- ,oa z,ot-.
Great Britain 10 halesi coast
MIC 397 bales; sales, 200 bales stock $40 bales
CSc1NNAu April 22-Coton duh; Mlddllng, Igi-c.; Low
MddIug CSC: Good ordinary sfc' receipts 90 hales;
sinnurnt 500 bales. sales total II cs sOcE 4 i'o bales
GALVESTON, April % Holiday; receipts, 800
bales: stock. 2S.j43 bales ,.,... 500,
Iof-TsyIfrF. Aprl 22.-CuttOn quiet: Mdding, loi>c
MrvrII- Apr 22-CoJton steady Mddluc, Zoe receipts,
III bales. shipments 2lll bales sales total LOU bales
HpriI 29Cotton steady Middug lOc Low Mid.
export, c0istse $50 bales sales 500 bales STOCK 23-90
NEwUUIEANs April 22.-Cotrou steady; Mddlng, l0+c;
~ NS1UinU gLr. Good Ordinary. She: receipts,
go sies gross 442I bales exports Britain.
sj bales the Continent, 63iO 0acs 10 the Channel
500 bales: sales 1000 bales; stock, lISjV3 bales
NORFOLK AVN 22.-C0UOn quiet Mddhus, 10 dH re.
ceipt gjl bales; exports cOasWse llOO bales sales too
Ti t6gI PiA AprI Election dull Middlinr. lO7ic.;
low Yiddug lOiltc. Good Ordinary, 9isc: net receipts,
AZ bales gross AS bales sales to spinnes 81 baleSi stock
StyRySaE April o2-Cotton quiet and easyi Middling.
o7 Low Middung Csc. Good Ordinary $50. net receipts,
go bales: gross $50 bales sales. L3o0 bales Stock
81 i0Iis April %. Cotton quiet Mdding. l0l-c Low
Good Ordinary, she; receipts, iSJ Dalts
shipments 7G2 bales sales total, 30 bales; STOCK l494o
WnwSoroy April 22-Cotton quiet; Middling, 9atc.;
MtdIliug. 94c. Good Ordinary. 2c receipts $50
bales; exports cOastwise 5l3 bales stock 2O2l bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-23
OFFICIAL REPORT n. y. MINING STOCK J..
CHANGE SALES. APRIL -. 1875
SECOND BoARD--l O'CLOCK 2
IHIRD ROARD-2:3O 2.

MONDAY, April 22-P. NJ.
The stock market, to-day opened weak, and in the
early trading there decline in the prices for
the general speculative list But later St. Paul and
Northwest rose on the continued large receipts Of
wheat at Chicago and Milwaukee This forced up
the prices of those shares, and steaded the whole
list. The trunk line shares, however, being COM
PEELED to struggle against declining business for
the companies which they represent, do not cor
daily respond to the upward fluctuations of the
Northwestern stocks, while the Southwestern roads
Chicago and Rock Island, Chicago Burlington and
Quincy Chicago and Alton. Hannibal and st. Joseph
and Wabash-are adversely Affected by the bitter
strife between the st. Louis and Chicago railroads
for the Kansas business. Wabash is also affected
by its recently published statement of its
business for the first quarter of the year, which
shows its net earnings from January TO March 81
to have been only 1924, 294, while one-quarter Of
$1,349. 305-the amount of it's fixed charges fer
ls7S-rcquired the net earnings to have been dur
ing the period named $685., 1928. At this ratio for
The remainder Of the year. the net earnings will be
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-23
HORSE MARKET.

Arrivals during week. part FOR shipment direct 10 elias
gov have fair. TO numbers and quality The de-
maud which generally OF the IN Apu, has be'
very moderate the dealer In 2ithst who dd NOT com
plain OF the the trade and the lack OF pFOht IN the
busueSs exception What are called cheap business
horses have sought for and where dealers could
meet ths demand popular figures tho siabieboys were
kept pretty busy 50 that score or TWO would chaSr us
AZ stable daily from 500 10 $40 each There was
also noterae inquiry ell broken and stylish family
horse, which sell readily wien known TO be KIND
ana usrd fo tho saddle the harness carload OF
useful received last Thursday by Mt Charg berlin
we're going 500 $50 500, aud 500 e latter
nrure or two about 800 lbs each, which were
sold together 5000 some matched teams with claims 10
admired their color, carnage knee
action and Of speed valued at $500 to 200
er nar scarcely wise for one =" no dd not
want them n sight check for the asking price lees 20
per cent About 100 horses shipped Ia Glasgow AMI
iiyerpoo Including carload OF really line animals which
arrived here Friday. Mr.. Dahman sent out Ia good
horses saturday.
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Total BUSH. 32j2.22l 3.JGSbDJ 3.2+iSJJ 31lJ.Nbl
HAY AND STRAw-Prime Grades firm Others about
steady business moderate We quote North River shipping
zoe retail Qualities, 5GssOe ana C,oyTr ava SAT- aOo
IHDES-Dun unchanged; sales 500 Dry Sailed Texas
nOPs-SiIl dun. both for consumption and export prices
nominal; state 1877, jdlOc.i do. Eastern 5dsci do,
M0LAssEs~ New.0rleans moderately active unclaimed;
2Jq5Oc for Common 10 Choice sales, $50 bbla Foreign
NAyAL n1s gs IrpSniRs 9q :" o S r f
81 J0Gs1 50. Tar and Pitch quiet, unchanged.
essential changes Enragemens-L steam, 5000
bush GRAIN 3D.. GOO bxs Cheese SOS; 1000 bDs, -Four
through freight 3A 5000 bIs Bacon part through freight
$O 600 b1s Cheese 65s Hayls slSa 40 o ns, ~ m
sail so bbs WaG,27A obi 1000 bbs flour2s Glasgow steam
Flour through freight s.; HUH steam, 100 boxes Corn
starch, sos ROTTERDAM, steam p cases meaurnci gods
Grain MARKS 900 Lard 80 boxes Bacon 2 500
s Safs t ToieGo 7 goS cases do IA -
h steamer 10 arrive port United Kingdom, Grain
g. 90 e gr spanish bng 70 spanish port Loo bS NE hs
$500 dO 4s CD American bark, COB tons, 81 Sidney " sMr
general cargo R'sIs Terms anT ab ' Pdro O TeS DO do
From rhadeph bark to Trieste S39OEba hg raT
5000 qr cram private terms Italian bark same v9ysge
Observation-Disclosures bark TO Cork Tor 1000 do, Is
bark Bremen 5000 Dbls bened PelIoleam o 81
Resin Ss Cd; spirits Turpentine o. 9d German
bar2Sine 2e6 yoysge and rates ,o,eo.
i niat. al cali FOR Cotton seed on Change sales
6 Refined summer inner &s9T iof o IVY 7;E AZ zoo OO 0
PETROLEUM-Dull nominaly easy no sales Crude IN
bulk. CHG; In bbis s'sGs1c; cases ID "a TIC NAPhG
In baltimore sales OF Umied, 1900 bbls. opening NJ
al 3Us and closing with 81 2ssa bid and 81 29as asked
PROVIsIoNs-PoRK-M aTkeJ easleri moderate export f
trade in cash lots sales o3O Dds Mess spt ,a PRIME
Mess private terms 200 bels Extra Prime - 81 90
S lures f"i1 SECOND ' cs Ness 60 Ts'
80 20 bid 50 IS asked July, 80 20 bid, ~ 20 asked
BEEF and BEEF HAMS dull, unchanged ;CIT AEA AiS
uniet sales 800 Fresh Hams 10; 1000 Pickca
Bellies bulk 6sc weight 20 boTes Bellies Sc; 400
Loose picked shoulders e.; 6OOpo Hams c Middes
dull Western Long Clear bt9i cry 40 Phi zc
S ics PRIME steam spot 81 s5ss7 IA closing q 25
z2 s7 te' closing II IS 900 tcs June "a 27ss 81 80
osng 81 ri NC; 500 July 81 So; City Steam caster
SsIs. a. tes III 2O Refined quiet Continent quoted
AZ 62ls4sI GsL; sales 100 tas West India 81 o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-23
financial.
OFFICE OF THE RECEIVER OF THE
CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY or NEM-J 8ksEY, )
NO 1l9 LIBEK TY ST.. NEW-YORK. -
THE agreement for the adjustment of the

NO. 119 LmEKTY-sT. NEw YORK. -. (
THE agreement for the adjustment OF the
CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY OF NEwJERsEY,
dated Esd OF February 1875 having been signed by major
ity OF khoer and by the others whose signatures
were requisite effect TO the said agreement the same
socsbodes who have not yet signed the agreement do
privilege OF signing will cease. -, ....,.,.,s..
Thereafter the ls day OF May such STOCKHOLDERS
previously signed shall have the rnt 70
provided for in the agreement
The ~ cent of the value OF te STOCK mn
date The mortgage bonds Dr. given for the cash 0ay
Will bear ineyes from May 1879 and those mAng ~
mens prior 10 shat date viii be allowed interest," UP 70 ,'
time Payments can be made in full or IN nye eqna lns
mens falling due the Let days Of May August aud N0yen-
Der, 1873 and February and May, 1879.
Interest must be paid all deferred payments and adj
jusIed at the 1Hal payment
stockholders will time OF making payment deliver
for CANCEL ation 10 peT cent held
viii be given both for the cash
payments and the shares delivered for cancellation said re-
500 and the multiple thereof as soon as
they ready for delivery. , a., ooo .-oo-,
800
THE holders Of stock and bonds Central Railroad Com
Newt ersey, and OF the American DOCK ano lpoe
mn Company who the agreement are requested
To present the Offices OF the Company No lly
Ii6ertyst or Of MeSsrs j. ;. KENNEDY q CO, NO. Al
Cedars: Of MessTs. BROWN, SIMPLIFY q IOp lonnoi.
where their subscriptions Rkeu aud where Their bonds
viii be stamped and stock and coupons recV a ia aceou
with the terms Of the agreement All stock suIendered
holders LChgh and Wkesb3rre bonds who have
signed the viii present their bonds ana surrender
their coupons at the Office OF that Company NO. II Bo&d
The holders Of the Consolidated Convertible the LehRh
and Wkesbarre and the American Dock and Improvements
Company who have not signed the can DO 80
any time 10Th Of May by which date all bonds
signed for must be presented as above stated and coupons
Hui F. g. LATHROP Receiver.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-23
NEwyoRK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY APRIL %, 1873

BUTTER-New in good supply prices iayorng buyers Old
unahanRed state and Western Creamery "a 29e Far
10 Choice CHEESE quiet, without decided change
EGGSDemand slow prices rather easier Long Island view
Jersey, II he. Pennsylvania, lOa9l1c Fresh
Western lOLrc Gambia lOl2c southern, lO0l0iec.
RICESeady; moderate jObbng sales Common TO Choice
5i2dGssc
sUGAR-Raw firm fairly active; Fair to Good Refining
7d7 2c Prime 7ac; Centrifugal. 7lld5i2c.; sales, 5000
bhds part late Saturday. at 67sa7sc for Moiasses sugar
7hd7 2c FOR MuscOyad and SdS &c. tor Centrifugal Re
fined in aud adv 9ac for GIanulted
Shc Cor Powdered 9 for Crushed and &C. for standard
"A"
sEEDGrsss seed quiet sales, 125 bags Choice state
Clover. 7asc Lnseed, dull.
STEARINE-steady. z 2d7 slc, Prime TO Choice
TALLOW-Declining; sales, 900 n. Prime 1SIs01'sc.
WHISKEY-Dul, held at 81 OS; no bids.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-23

In State bonds the only sale was of Illinois Gs Of
1857 at lois There was nothing doing in city
bank stocks.
Railway bonds were quiet. Ncw-Jersey Central
first consols were strong at Gsa4 Burlington and
Quincy consolidated Is at III, and Lake Shore
second cousols at 99l2. Burlington and Cedar
RAPIDS firsts were steady at GsA; ST. Pauls La
Crosse division, at 1O7i sinking fund at 07ls; North
west cold cousols at 077s; North Missouri frsts at
1Ol, GIsts Of c. G. and !. C. at SO, and Terre Haute
seconds preferred at So. Union Pacific sinking fund
fell to 9J3s, and Great Western frsts of 1858 to
09l2; Wabash first coupon, selling Mt 10l /;
second ex-Noyember coupon Of 1877, at rs; con-
ycrtible at "a 4: New-YoTk Central Gs Of 1887 at
1861; Chicago and Alton income at 105; Ere
thirds at 1OGls fourths at 1925; Long Dock at
1922; Buffalo New-York and Erie tirsts at 1885,
and Syracuse BiBghamtOn and New-York lirsts at
1O1li-
Gold was uncommonly dull and featureless, but
firm; sales at 1O03sa1O0l2. On gold loans the car
rying rates were 303l2 per cent per annum. The
Assistant Treasurer paid ont to-day, $4,000 IN coin
interest on the pubnc debt, and $4,000 in rcdcmp
ton of called bonds. The days business of the
gold clearing department of the Bank Of the state
of New-YoTk covered: Gold cleared Sl4,27G,OOO;
gold balances, S1,70i, 1903; currency balances,
81, G94,I21. The gold quotations were rs follows:
IO....................1OOal lOOia
Foreign exchange was quiet and firm, the selling
rates being at concessions OF l2a q of cent from
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-23

sHEEp-Receipts 100 shipments, $50 supply too Hight
for q market sales NJ "a 4O0S5. -,
EAST Liberty, Penn, April rs slnce
and including Friday ast tOb3 hean on lhIough ana 20
through and and only head Of STOCK against S9
thronph and 1856 ward the before Very few
cattle sales TO-DAY except lew az retail saes
are expected 10 be light this week. .e.o
HOGs-Receipt laps head t0tsl for the week. 1850
sgapst 525 Workers, 80 Goa 20 7O Philadel
plias, 80 Goa 81 10. oooo
SmFEp-Reoeipis $500 head total for The week. lS2oO
against 1913 last week. Clipped IS 6OGS4 4O "ooieil
81 1895 80. ,,
81 LOUIS April 22.-CATTLE-Easier. bat unchanged
LIVE HoGs.-Aotye; Light shipping 70 Best Workers
80 lo9s3 30 Packing SO sass S5i Butchers TO Fancy
So 4OaS3 80; receipts, 1000. 80
SHEEP-Quiet unchanged; receipts, l2O.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-23
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE,
Per North Rirer, Vessels and Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

MONDAY. NprU =, I6I-
ASIIES-About steady, quiet POs 4ai sci Pearls o%
ace ,-,.-.-- ,ol.z..,
COFFEE-Rio quiet unchanged: Ordinary, $ga 80
Esir l55c. Gnod 6r Prime lie. Fair tO Good Santos
iSId he GOLD Receipts for the week 10 90 bags saes
H SEQ Res stock IN fret hands 500 at Galveston 1900
81 Mobile: 29,}63 10 Bal'imorei 5000 al Ne"Jeins
~ 5gl al New York total l266S bags In second hands
90 AT New Orleans; 81 Baltimore 1880 20 t'
YORK total SIC Uags; total r,t and second hands 2J
Ahnat ana loading lnitld states 10 March ~
~ is6 bags: purchased 10 April l3 Oucudng 5000 -aasf
visible United STATES suplIA, s'Osp
haas Mid grades dull; NfraclhO. l3GlIc SAVANNA IS"
lr gold sales about 200 bags SaH IHa ON lN1e l.tn7
corr N-Suo Cotton quoted ~ higher tut very quiet
salc, 10 bales (H79 SATURDAY evening" including 90 eA
-, spinning: of above 100 bales % arrive; denver
balea ENce.ps az the IuIis. UUO UAla