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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-12-28
Local and News Brevities.

The passing year is in it's dotage.
NJ. II. TILLEY has the biggest wood
pile in town.
The price Of eggs is still going up.
Hens. are not ignorant of the value
of their " fruit" at this season of the
year.
THERE is rather strong talk of a
railroad from Salem to Astoria.
This wouldn't divert the grain trade
from Portland--only little.
MRs. DR.. Lou Patterson, q test
medium, of Portland, Oregon, is
sHpending few weeks in this place.
tTShe has taken rooms at the Carlton.
ALPHA Encampnent I. o. O. F. Of
its last meeting elected the following
officers for the ensuing term: E. L.
Young, G. P; G.. Rosenthal, H. p;
John Safred, S. W.; John M. Swan,
S.; w. w. Evans, T.; and N. S.
Porter, J. W.
As q slight indication OF one most
significant phase of the European war
now going on, it may be stated that
twenty-nine vessels lately arrived at
Constantinople laden with rifles
and cannon. Most of the vessels
were from the United States.
The depot at Tehino has been ma
terially improved recently. Passen-
gers can now go from tho platform
of one road to that of the other with
out being exposed to the rain. AT
this end of our road, long needed
improvements are day by day, bo.
ing added.
JUDGING from the way in which
our amateur Chinese gardeners are
bringing in vegetables, one would
suppose that they must be we'll &C.
quainted with all the feast days and
festivals set down in our calendar.
For the benefit of their business, il
isdoubtless true that they have well
studied these things.
New HAVEN claims the girl Of the -
Boston Post.
Albany has her =.-Albany argus.
You ought to 60 and her family
Pruirie Farmer.
Yes 49, the young lady.-Seaale Post.
Yes long and !? our "boys.
II we we're them, they would say
speak for yourself; but if they begin
to look II, you had better make q -
for the door.
How We may live poor and die
rich, is the way life insurance compan.
les put the subject to the blunt. uudis'
cerning public. And then they &C
on and give detailed accounts oi
wonderful cases how really poor
men, by dint Of good luck in keep.
ing their yearly dues paid up, have
died and left princely fortune to q
dashing and weeping widow. Con-
soling, isn't it?
THE ancients said there were four
elements; Earth, Air, Fire and Water.
Modern chemistry has increased the
numberto over sixty. And now comes
Mr.. Norman Lockyer, . distinguished
English scientist, with the reported
discovery that there is but one ele-
ment in the universe. hydrogen.
Every other substance is assumed to
be compound.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-12-28
adversssin: Rates

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GA liberal deduction will he made in
f,.or of ,lios. who advertise four squares,
ur upwards, b, the year.
~ Lcga! notices will be charged 20 the
attnrncv or officer authorizing their inser-
ton.
r. Advertisements sent from distance
and transient nC.ices, must be accompan-
I'd Ivy the cash.
Gy Announcements of births, marriages
AID deaths, inserted free OF charge.
- Obituary notices, or poetry, ac-
companying marriages or deaths, Will he
charged one-half our regular advertising
rates. We will not hereafter dcviate from
this rule.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-11-02
Newspaper skepticisaa.


Dewitt Talmage Says: "DnA of
the greatest trials of the nswspa-
per profession IL that its members
sre compelled to see more of tile
shams Of the world than any other
profession. Through every nsws-
paper Office. day after day. 40 Al
the weaknesses Of the world, All
tho vapities that want 40 be puEsd.
All the mistakes that want to be
corrected, All the rsvenges that
want to be reeped, Al tho dull
speakers that want to be fhoHght
eloqne6t, &ll the meannsss that
wants to get its wares noticed
gratis III The editorial coipmns, all
TIE men who want 70 be set right
who were never right, eIl the crack
braineS philosophers with stories
as long as their hair, and ~ gloomy
as their 6pger-paiIs in s,oprning
baeaase hereft Of soap, all tbs
bores who come 10 stay fve pinr
ntes, bat talk Ave hours, Through
the editorial and repertcrisl rooms
all the follles ard shsms Of tbs
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-11-02
A Sad Wara.iaag.

We are in receiptof \ communi.
cation from an esteemed brother.
giving an account Of the sad death
Of the son oil 4 good mau while
nnder the sway Of strong drink.
The lesson il i sea onn. and
should startle parents from their
s'oth. and warn children that they
can not attain salvation on the
credit Of their parents pietv.
10 publish the article with the
names wonld open q deep woupd
10 the henrts of lisine friends.
a mothers heart is bleeding.
Her sorrow is sacred, and Shils
we would warn others, We should
be careinl least We yadeIy bruise q
breaking heart.
There are other lives which may
be wrecked, and other hearts to bs
broken. and the warning must not
be 80 entirely bushed that other
Needless steps will rush on n ruin.
1t IL an old story, but /. sad one.
The son OF pious parents falls
under the influence 0f wicked cosn~
papions. His parents prayers
and example arc forgotten. His
seat in the house Of worship IL
forsassen for the saloon. In 4
drunken hrawl be Is shot dead.
The comfonevs stand in silence
before the misery Of The family.
conscious they have 40 words Of
consolation to pHer these sorcly
stricken hearts.
He was 4 good hearted, gvner-
ons young man when clear 81
whisky. It was whisky Tint made
him dangerous. This Is III they
can saY to those who are Weeping
over his bloody grave but these
words do not alter the awfui facts.
He Is dead, killed n i drunken
We blame the whisky
but what Of the man who made it2
What ef the man who sold IN
Did not they know II would kre
The blood and fil tho brain with
'renzy? What of society, whIcll
ooks on tamely while such terri
,le tragedies are epactndY A
lrupken SON filing q bloody grave,
nay DO an event which the future
my pufoid n Tie history Of many
. family which now dreams of 40
uch disaster, Texas chfistiso
Advocate.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-11-02
In fhe Grip Of the Law.



ley ut Giddiugs, October 1lth, BY
regular legal process. was one af
those catastrophes incident to
criminal Jurisprudence which. while
shocking in themselves. have a
moral and social significance that
exercises q grim fascination even
upon the most healthy and thought
fntminds. In tho graduation Of
crime there mnst becapital oifAnses
and supreme penalties. The sem
iimest Of ilnnAuity. when it con-
sitists solely the individual who il
doomed 70 the galIows or tile gull
lotipp, leans to the abolition OF the
dei4tl, penalty When it takes
wider view, when it consnits rea-
500. when il weighs the life of one
murderer with the imperiled lives
of al nntold number of innocent
persons, it realizes that the weight
OF humane consideration il against
the criminal aud in favor Of the
seyerest punish nent which may be
necessary to make the law effect
i've as safegaard of the lives of
peaceabje and nsefnl men ogainst
innixierons violence, This IL the
broader humanity which has all
ways sanctioned capital punish
ment, where less iDEiction seemed
inadequate to arm the law with the
requisite terror. Tits the humanity |
that has been for some time ex-
pressing itself with untnistskable
emphasis ID the criminal justice Of
Texas, and which yesterday adj
ministeged it's latest blow ia yindi-
cation os the sscredpess Of human
lite IN the banging of Longley.
Thus one by one the despeHdoes
who formerly scaDJelized the state,
paradiDg murder and rapacity rs
i profession, and seornlug all law
sycept the law OF the Adropv of the
six-5booter. are made 10 answer
OF their crimes and pay their for
'eit to society in the inexorab!e
Grip OF tho civil authority. A bnn-
ired tumRltuoas lynchings could
'oE have one hundreth part Of the
enedial eGt ct of these regular or
lerly, quiet, but determined and
eleptsess executions, Indeed, II
ynchilgs have almost always sg- II
,rayated the case BY disorganizing
astice and letting loose host of
VII passions and propensities. Az
resent the courts and jnries, and
he civil authorities IN general,
ustsined by u mature and inteiIj- /
ept p0blie opinion, are set upon !
urging Texas OF fthescandal bomi- I
idal imppnity on lynch law VEN /
eance ard fury The state is now
~ seat a q system ot justice which I
egasds The protection Of human I
~ as ths frst duty Of the ciyilja
over, as il is W the foundation OIL g
i rights and ALI liberties, and of1 \
isilization itself, with All that is :
'ost precious ip human iptersstsl :
nd soeial relations. ~
New-York tribune., 1878-04-29
COTTON MARKETS.

BALTIMORE April 27.-Cotton dull Middlng l0ec Low
Middlng l0c: Good Ordinary, 9e net receipts none;
gross 3 bales exports 10 Great Britain 305 bales coast
Is bales: sales l85 bales spinners ~ baes STOCK
Bosfos April 27-cotton quiet; MiddlinG. l0s,c.
Miahng l0sc Good Ordinary 9c net receipts l02 Daies
gross, 6i2 bales stock 295 bales. -, o.
CHARLESTON, April 27.-Coton quiet Middne 1Oh9lOssc;
Low Mddnx IOc: Good Ordinary 9c receipts 27S bales
exports Ito Great Britain 20 bales Continent 10 bales
ssles 700 bales stock, 6,SS7 bales -
27.-CottoD quiet; Mldding, IOlsc Low
Middling 9asc; Good Ordinary, Sse receipts 203Ioales
shipments 9i0 bales: sales to spinners 100 bales toa AL
bales STOCK. 1913 bales. . ,.,. a.,
GALvEsTos, April 27.-Cotton dull; Mlddling, 10ise:
Low Mddhne 0ltc., Ordinary, S4c. receipts 300
bales exports cOastwse 254 bales sales 800 bales STOCK
2t726 bales. $1,000.
LoUIsvIIIR, April 27.-COtton quiet MddiDg, lOc.
MEMPHIS April 27-COtOn hrm MidflDg lOc.; receipts
729 bales shipments 1888 bales sales total i6OO Daes:
MOBILE April 27-Cotton quiet MddlnG, 1Oc.: Low Mid
ding. 9lsc; Good Ordinary S2c; receipts, 0o9 Daes
cOaswse $50 bales sales 500 bales Stock "a
bales. . 80,
NEwyORLEANs April 27.-Cotron steady; Mdding, l0hc;
Low Middlng 99sc. Good Ordinary S1c.s net receipts,
2G25 aes; gross. BIS bales exports TO Great Britain,
Continent $50 bales sales 1000 baes last eve
ming 500 baIes: stock, 1853, IS7 bales
NORFOLK April 27.Cotton queti Middung O4c recelpts
GIL bales exports coastwise 10 bales sales aus Desj
TImABTIPHA April 27-Cotton qniet Middling. l0'ir.:
Low Miidng tsc. Good Ordinary, 9lG; net receipts
gross AT bales exports 10 Great Bitan 2D Daesi
coastwsc ~ bales sales 400 bales spinners 36J Daes
stock, 5,l77 bales ~. -
MiddinR 9asc Good Ordinary, SIS; receipts, 3lO bales
sales SO bales STOCK 1905 bales.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-29
nnMEsrIr MARKETs.

RrrF, April 27-Flour good demand sales $50 bhls
500 bush. 40 Milwaukee, at 81 2s lG0Q bush NO Do
9a private terms Com 'tray ,notc s,s Wcoter @ D''
stale q3s4c Harley Fair inquiry sales cars Canaaa
nrfcocc rvics quotes, at ~ o6g ~ Us Tor .y Madr &
ygb,. sronv Ioie wheat 55,c Coru. 5c Oarr 32e
ja.c Lumber. ~ 80 Harl - 7jdSj LOCO feet to
Sntt6o Aprn 27-Flour quiet and unchanged Wheat t
' y AZ % s as hIRr HSr ana no. aay 2 Gn@s no DO 0gG
81 "a Corn fairly active aud shad, ng%hgT % d i ,Ss
and weak 2Galc casR 2Bas, April ana May 2G'se June
a,yr but weak and lover - j6ets % cash aud April
- - soSs 90 May = 50 Jno ~ July @ in ~ ~ ad
Jan@ u 81 q BniE Meats IN lar; inr demnG % s
FrrisitsI corn to iiaiaIj lover az &c.
Gfm IN seod demand Red n 2oa:l 25 Corn quiet & o G9
steady at l2"l5c oats da sgams@d @ hIs c dn paE 2% e
unchanged Lara nomina uIelanged; Bt MS.s @ guS nS
Clear side Bacon qnss pat @ 'Siy s .r Az s s WHISKY
quiet az II O2 Butter steady, unchanged sugar quiet IN
changed Live HOES quie, unchanged receipts l-'o
BIS0if %pn l hrm ou, gneh29gsa ,i g ,nss
egD ~ 35a, 30 do 81 3ssl and hrm NO
Mixed sod at ca iSe o1II Sea 'g az oc coveseeG rrm
but dull - Receipts Flour l11S 700 g1s % Mbg nv
-Four 1000 bDls Wheat lsOJo Ols' OOn' 'oo' '"''
NigS Agnl 27Fog@T @ @Gsit ar@Y Bel eSa for The%i el
NO do, ii TO- Ccrn quiet No noai9aiy 1919 e
5Sd %s' Ts4fsF s1sg 5ncp EG IS sprns, S 57%c
Mess Por.. 10 Lard Prime sen ~ fi''shI'-"n'''
la lund @. 80 3'Ic. ALL ,o,tr,u, fl -
PHILAiEiruIA AprI 27.PetTolenm DUH nohuaiy u a. a.
ii e for Kenns sc Crude COnee Stshy 100 "a 70
l5 c aayra i1ic santos lSc Maracaibo 10 99 Ja'h,
c ali gold SUGAR qnrI Closoi i's~' ". Ior tan 10
Good Refining Renntd sugars IN Int iyiue 81
ior LOa 0.c. for Crushed b'se lor fOH1to1 Ii
Gralulat I'D, for MOiasses quiet AZ Soc u oV es
Flour dull. ting Minnesota ENIa faap' @ sai ai an
Gopi 80 JO0sJ 10 ChOiee and Fdncy 30 feniy
GRADES - % do do Good 70 ,asy, 20 ~ 10 s
- Kentucky do Good SO 20 Patent anu o'hei n sh
rades s7asI I3 Hye Flour dull Peunsy wanna S3 20
Western S3 Meal inactive houtTs Asa sS Q ~ In
bOard without -aes. Wheat quiet arm western Tseu Ul
graded. 81 29as 81 Very Choise 90 u4 S1aS II P IN
81 32uS 33 Western Amber " oo1FI %
ry anna 40 33asl IS White and Amper 9lhou, =, o.
White. s 3das IL -. Rye unchanged corr p acinJ -
request IA cars and grain depot 499d4c lI I.el,S,eu
isa5Oc for Damp lots 81 dj3 c tor Pnmo @ D aa, san ",
Western and southern Yellow chiefly at o3c san anoa oE ~
sail Mixed elevator Aay sold at oS oas ou' "eS~ ~ ''i'
New-York tribune., 1878-04-29
financial.
lAKQTA SOUTHERN RAILROAD

FIRST MORTGAGE PER CENT GOLD SINKING
FUND BONDS. ORIGINAL ISSUE, 100000. CAN
CELED BY THE SINKING FUND $4,000 AMOUNT
NOW OUTSTANDING. s55s.O00. BEING AT THE RATE
OF $1,000 PER MILE OF ROAD.
HEDAKoTA SOUTHERN RAILROAD runs from Sioux
City Iowa TO Yankton the capital Of Dakota sdstance OF
62 miles road has been compieted and running two
years. and during years Of business depression the net
earnings all have each year exceeded by moro
than per the required 10 pay the interest on
It's nrst mortgage bonds while the net earnings Ior meo
two and half times than the interest on iis sntfo
bonded debt The S56SOUO rsi gage bonds the only
the have soddnrfng tepast ree
months $4,000 Of these bonds When the balance
sold, the company viii be entirely free OF floating dcbf
We authorized to sell the remaining bonds az 80 per
cent and accrued inter at which rate they Weld nearly
pei cent interest
wALsToN H. BROWN & BRO.
M pdra-s
New-York tribune., 1878-04-29

anv one who will take the trouble TO cast the com
nanies FIRST charges for onerd q. year. and then set
ganst them his highest estimate OF the pois on Inc
aTtai outunt of eia January I. Even the eoI-
,"nies boased ablllies 10 borrow money VIII grow dio
In the light Of these hgnles =. ,,o,,
Nexerhees the market to-day was less feVefish tnan
on orrceding days. and although there was no real I'M
W. e,oen prices generally did not tOuch lower hgnics
~ had beep made before, and IN the tnal fuetntion
recorded about tie best OF the day the coming %eeS
49, ot Low an advance. Ii Will not be Tor the lack OF
,o dsnoslthn 10 rale prices. That an cnOrl Is 10 ne
msde 10 accomplish such result Is PLAINLY appd,.h
a. inc accumulation OF any considerable " snort III
,ssst world furnish the necessary foundation Tor the
conteu,Iatea movement. Lake Shore to-day iiictated
Ictwe, tj24 and GA; Michigan Central fell from 094
10 a. hIt recovered 10 6S3i ErIc sold between II
an 80, and Ncw-YOrk Central at 1860 lo5 T. -.
Paul Vie a decline AZ but later SOLD bacS 10 ao
A cod shares Of Northwest common sold at 5lI92z.|
52ls tle preferred fuetuating between IIisdH' 3
CncaK Bur tugton and Quincy sold at 100, Sh.ItSV
and Alton nj 72l2, aud Rock Island at iU2-s ~lV',
Wabush further declined 10 Isl, closing az lo-s ana
OlD ard Mississippi, after selling al ~ rSihcu 10
The coal shares were again heavy ana lower, pit "a
final sa es rrgained good portion OF the days otti
DcIaware Jaekawanna and Western sold at H-g '-l2@
5o7.6,i =. Delaware and Hudson at 52l2g0l 4@'Z,
Mnlis ana Essex at 76lgS76Q71's, ana NeMJ1GIsey
C.utrl al IG. western Uyon was active; tihns lrOih
SO sO7s 10 1884 ami then rallyng to Soi2 on the aD
suri report that division of the STOCK III the teasuI
was contempaied Th.- event not hkely 10 happe
40 long as each revised quarterly statement oi INC
many shows Bat the 1l2 per cent paid on the
outstanaing stock barely earned. Paclnc Man VIZ
tu Inn sales 400 shares at 204 Inc hisTAet eoe0u
quiet and steady.
RANGE OF THE STOCK MARKET
New-York tribune., 1878-04-29

LONDON Apr 27.Ths EtoHor,asf Tho Easter hol
davs exercised their uucuce the Stock fN
change VIII weeks has been hi'Hs
Tins week prices declined here and te Continent IN
qucnce pTngrrs- IN the political negotiations no
Zone OF the markets still almost wholly reelection oi The
foreign e!egIanis these have becu wafike decline
therefore St the dfOOp Indicated has not hrn
extensive the opinion that peac" win be malhae IS
ptli widely entertained THURSDAY the markets Wre ''
i'm OF Inc report serious Illness o Pslnco Bis
msrck and Prince GoschIkOG ON Friday notwithstanding
thrv severely NJ supposed Pces were de-
cideiy Ia fOreIgns no decoe change Was Lo'ta
during securities Ot Governments when are
yoly,d IN Eastern diHcultis- been gradually
sipEIng Russian agrNgae reduction now cons9tA'
Times financial article, savs: Russian tS.
change deprecated ABOUT cent during the wee
Tbc Berlin correspondent Of Ts says Large quann
ties Of Russian paper mOnry fresh from e press ATE behN
sod the Berin Exchange below the 81 Fttris
burg uuataon The notes molly sent back 10 Rus,-
ami my esi the exchange
LONDON, April 2T.-SIycI iH quoted al S'i per ouh'c
LONDON ApTil 27-l2 81 C"nsos 81 4ior both m,r
Railway shares. ~ - 10 pi,fctIr'-
LONDON ~ y. WivCcs quote nNo l't
cent rrntes at iGH francs 80 ue- for the account
LONDON, Ap1i 21-3 p. .m.-ETis Railway shafrg. IN
LONDON. Apiii 2i-j p. mPGn' aaivcta quote hNe pet
Al 100 .Ancs l2 cenlmc. Tor lno account
New-York tribune., 1878-04-29
THE STATE OF TRADE.
ErRnrLAN MANKErs


IIyTHrooi- Appi 27-fork- Eastern du!l NJ 81 West.
mn fun 40 Long Clear dun "a % I'd; short Clcal
Gui z. n cd 'ut dun ~ 81 shoulders dull
Al -. H-sf-lud Mess uul % So Extra Moss dul.
al lOG. Prime Mes dull Al 50. laGd-Irime Western
dull AZ iG 81 Taliow-rrme cry duh at 3d. Turbent ne
--Spirt- dul - 81 Ro-n-C Common dun At D. Fine
dull q TO- American choice steady at 81 Lard OF
du At l FlJll- EAra state STEADY Al -. Wheat NO.
winter Hrm a. Ola Mixed soft steady AZ >. 80.
New, steady - % 81 Cotton seed Ohl e'iO" AmeiIsh
IIvfgroot Anil 27-I23O In.Cotton dnl ana easier
Ntdirg Iulanhz f-i Mddng Or,slns VI: sales oi tie
a 900 bll.. iu,ung 5OJ bales ot sp'chalon ana eE-
tf t-rsrtz hacs. including 100 bales American
futur,s sellers I'D decline; J. ands Low Midi "
faus, pr delivery. 5 81, al-' J1al Iuaudh Low Mid
a. ug CLAUSE pf and MAY delivery. ollll lPtbdA Low
Middnug eiau,r June delivery D. led; Upand Low
and nv delivery. 80 ~ lllhnds Low
Augu-t delivery. 5.'gd.; JPands,
Low Mndhue clause August ami ?, ptcmb'T delivery. 'i'
tyff4, AprIl 2s2JU nliue sales oi cotton 20 'ay
iu.rf,i bale. American. futurrs weak JpilnG low
N.utn clause. May and Juue delivery. q gi; glands,
I0sl0s Aprll 1T Mueing Lane markets. ing tie
paf cr have brcu unsettled by tr pulucal uncertainty
ana the hodlys sugar l. depressed and prices ATE rather
ea.rr Tea materially changed Common grades 90
Tho Coffee market - well supplied" flan.
talon CcYon brought vinus rrS More Inquiry prevails
nl Era4 parcels sold to arrive ~apcre ~ N.ry du
h sellers al about 81. per cwt decline. there Is some
prices. ~. -
spirits of IUrp tine. % cwt.
urar 20 81 a3l iot 40 - Dutch standard On the
spnt and - 81. 4 .a23 pi. for 30. afolt
BRENLs, Ayrl 23lIu! closed al 10 marks per 10 ~
New-York tribune., 1878-04-29
1--WE STOCK uARKETs-RY TELEGRAPH.

27.The Dr0rSr's journal reports HOGS
Receipts 800; shipments $500 market steady all we're
sold tarly Choice heavy So 4O0 81 7O Butchers S3 800
- 20 Light - - 40: MiNcd Rough, % q cS3 30
CllsLF-Isecrips lO0 shipments, $500; market very
dul slipping G1; Feeders and St0cker- - - -
Butchers Cows - joG>4 Bulls - fJGn4 20 :
steers. s30ei . remain Un-Old.
SUCs'-Rs. cirts II shipments 800 market nominal
~ LOU- Aviilr .-CATLE-Dul and lower for shipping
grades Butchers stock and Feeders steady Prime 10 Ihoc"
Naiiye shipping Steers JOq ~ 80 Fair 70 Good Bulc c
err - Fair Good Native shipping steers, - n
Fur and Heifcrs - - IS - Feeding
Steers coast - SiOCkers, S3d$i 90 Cornied texans
and COl0rad0S. - - - receipts $50
IIuGsIn good demand Light shipping TO Best f3rkers
Od - Packing, 20 lJ0 - 80 butchers u Edncy.
~ 3j0 - 20 receipts 1870. .a.-
HEE-Inacvc aud lower; Extra Heavy shipping, - $40
- Choice, - 2JGt4 co. Common 10 FAIR u 30
aS4 receipts, 075.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-29
HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA April o7-suaar-F fluctuations in icrcirn
markets have Aeucd hi- market planters could no uu or
uuu their pf-teusoH anil were compelled 'cp the rn'
business done: the market closes
Az Nos d. I D. =. Gl215 trras Irr arr"hr Nos. u
reals: MOlasr- sugars No to 10 az 90 n
sugars Common i0 Ftlt ufh r'as
.utrral Ito - iu boxes and hhd., 4dN q
reals STOCKS warehouse A. Havana ana MatanLas-b,'
aud $500 hh,s kecripS OF the
rrk-gi 200 bDN,s $1,000 bag, and 1880 hhds Exports
vcrs-GNJI BOXES 500 hac~, ana 9JUo hhds
of which 200 bag, and aOu hhds were Ia The
Muasses 80 degrees atlatOu bis rtat =
Neg Butter superior American Fj7 80 per duht Jcrkcd
Beef. 3Gd 7 reals per arrubr, IN spanish currency.
sugar cured StOdt42 y quinta; Lara, IN
icg- nr Common and f3t 80 for Fine q quntl do Ia
lin. fer Common 40 fUr Fine = quiut. Potatoes.
SSd-s ., q bbl Wax YroU tlB 1UGfl q urroOe; White
DO <3G y arfobe. Honey % IrgN gallon Coal OIL 9I3
reals hhds., - JOHr3 70. Lumber
ctIe. White Pune 80 NJ; Pilch Pine. - 4t.2 d II.
SluIks reals, hhs, ~ reals Mo.t-s's
20 reals White Navy Beans ~ 1d2J reals = aif"br
corn lIl,dl2 reals l. lIrobe Hoops Jun Long shaved,
NJ. ErCights recovering GRADUALLY ana are
fm al following quotations Ioaiing al Havana iof the
United states 81 sugar o. Lc; hid OF sugar. ~ 0o1
-: - hhd OF m0las-.s, f2Gf2 lZs; 10 falmouth aud
orders G LDaug tt ports on the North tJast tout
turtSJ United states, - hhdL nt sugar,
- 75Q+3 IS: q hid. Of Moldsscs. ~ l2gdf2 20.
Toblcco-A ~ 5000 bales Is parted partly for New
York qualities NJ +2di4 gold per quna spanish
gold 225A. Exchange nominal; on the United states ~
day- az iGrTcmum; short slght DO, Z9H q
prcmlnm; days, gold, 22@3 premium short siBhl DO
3 ag4 premium London. Hold pelniumi on rams
2LIdJ prcullun.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-29
WOOL MARKET BY TELEGRAPH.

BOSTON. April 27-There material change in tho
Fine Feeces shade lower but prices have now
point where buyers disposed 10 operate
more freely and desirable Pieces are likely 10 DIS
appear quite rapidly, 3O9On0 b ONO, Penn
sylvana Vest virginia having been taken during
the past week; far quotation Tor ONO SnH
above and understood thai most sales this week we're
at 81 although reports that lower price
accepted sales 0 Michigan Wisconsin heeees at ~
81 cor aId 1t would be difficult now to place any lch
gan Deains aud COmbiug sold at 4O0iSc Trans
actions ~ california during the plst week comprise 81 900
NJ AT IL 9 Fail and lSd2SL2c for spring, the latter
lot OF humboldt County. Pulled WoolS were IN moderate
demant Choir SupeTs at 4D04jc but the principal
sales wero At Od40c Super and Y. Total sales Of do
InaslIc for The week, l,lS9 600 ID.