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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-10-17

The cipher dispatches written In
Mr.. Tilden's house, making offers to
buy electoral votes, seem to be troub
ling the Democratic leaders East very
greatly. There has been as yet nc
attempts to justify them or explain
them away. and it Is probable that
they will have considerable effect in
determining the result OF the Novem-
Der elections
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-10-17

Tenth District-Wm. III. Calkins,
Republican, 500 majority.
Eleventh District-Calvin Cowgirl,
Republican, 1000 majority.
Twelfth District Walpole Coler-
lex, Democrat, 300 majority.
Thirteenth District H. Baker
Republican, 800 majority.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-10-17

Last year there was a division
among the Ohio Republicans, and the
State went Democratic by 22,52O.
This year the Republicans were unit
ed and made a vigorous canvass.
The result Is majority Of at least
10000, which represents Republican
gain of over 10000.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-10-17
A report which seems sensational

A report which seems sensational
comes from the old world. 1t states
that an agitation has begun In Russia
to compel the Gear to abdicate. There
may be some foundation for the re-
port though 1t seems hardly proba-
bly,; yet it Is known that during the
last few years there has been a pow
erful but quiet movement going on
throughout the empire in favor Of
liberalism.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-10-17

Fifty-fiye members OF the next
Congress have been elected thus far
in the States of Maine, Vermont, Ore
gon, Colorado. Ohio. Indiana, Iowa
and West Virginia. Twenty-eight Of
these elected are Republicans, twen-
ty-two Democrats and four Democrat
Greenback fusionists.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-10-17

On Saturday night two burglars entered
the house of an old gentleman named Kill
liam, who lives in the neighborhood Of
Bull Creek, Tippecanoe county. There
gentleman and his wife. He objected to
having his estate administered on at that
time of night, and showed fight, but the
old lady. and succeeded in getting cigh-
teen dollars. In the melee the old lady
was considerably hurt. being struck on
the head several times with a club. One
of the robbers was struck by the old gen.
tleman with gun, which may lead to his
arrest.-JourndL
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-10-17

II local elections are an index Of
the future, the Connecticut Republic
cans will make a good record In No
vember. Full returns from the town
elections show that Of the 165 towns
that voted, the Republicans carried
80, the Democrats 55. and 80 are
evenly divided. Last year the Re-
publicans carried SO, the Democrats
70, and 26 were equally divided.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-10-17

The National vote In Ohio did not
reach 10000, it is said. The Prohibi-
ton vote In Al counties is only 1856,
and in the State about 10000.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-10-17

The New York correspondent Of the
Philadelphia Ledger, says Mr.. Tilden
will take no notice OF the cipher dis
patches. In other words he will leave
his friends who are implicated to
"hold the bag"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-10-17

Kosciusko county gave an average Re-
publican majority of 400. Bakers major
ity, for Congress, was 42l. The National
Greenbackers only polled about 1GO votes.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-10-17
All possible fears that the existing

All possible Tears that the existing
resumption law might be changed at
the coming session of Congress are
now put at rest, Specie payments
will be resumed on the 1st of Janu-
ary. 1879.
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IsENIpllliN

VIII mail .troeI the rocipe f'f simpic
y .Gtr rAIIl ENIM, that vii remove lAN
Et,EItr. D. .MrLLS ald BlurvuE-, luaNtus
tue sNiu sHit, rIsAr aud utlutitui 8 alsu g.
stfUoLiups ior piu uriDg lDSu-iaut rrvs %
81 usif uu q bold head ur since o. iaos al
dios.. lncins1ug ct stang, BIN. NANDELt
: 60, ~ Ann q. A. \.
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" "N.' '' ''' .''" -- 'A. great
cst waste on 'he Ia! 10 's 10 Tue L''
us'Is 90 ""i DRAM : Tue .r','~. Roe
o""e1 az '-a ".''"'u % "' ''Aei
"Hs'oS. q -l'''' '''""'u~ '..eI SAVES
IA''" '''' = ''' nee ''H pas IS
NJ! t'''' '' A." Ia ''e E''' oI VI,
S'' '''A o"e" "1' see 90" we e'NIi
nA's u" va %" IL 81 We h'i OH
'u'"- '" - We 4,'''" on crop" OF
''l '''' we S'e ho' 'd-! cC'l
lave "''u uis''! Ihci ut'-i hAI We
ooAIy tHou74'' Nt d'.ra We iHS
81 - y " '"' u u.'i '"' was uo' "' i'
ia ''e 'u''' '''' ''u'c'' wy We
ouI 'o' N'el'.' H' Ai''' N.' 'l I h''
h''"" i'' ''' su','''- Dt 80 ''u /
heuVe Waste "i MO-! we ON Tel
paying Hh 4Ipi"MeNt 'h4t w''Id
nave ht''A nearly Us c's' ~ ""r
year. p Use un'" Ne nave spout mdrA
~ trying u "rcD hp"sI un. "'."
"i'-'a' a.. mere W. I''a H'1'ur'
waste "t carry Ma p.p- 100
h"pf iDe tui! lace o. save tle esp Use
o. 9'sS''S II .iencu "i h,'e i-p.a.
uLi iae WINTER if'st nece"o'.p.re 10
ltf'~c-.aea Ol TIE pp- aai ou Al-
u.LiJAo. d'--I4E Certainly a waste
Lete. We allow the we .u- b gf'w
on one piece ot Tie ldni' u.t ihi -
~ o. what rr PORTIONS tuey would
60" hy The .ur toe crops wore to-
i"t u"taLcvl e. uiuit Toe h'e. 4
waste mere when uIsht have heeu
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To CONgUMPTrVEs,

TIE advertiser, ua'irg been pefm tUentiy
curci u' THAT dr al di.sase t'nusumutlou. ~
% tuulN' FtWedy, bel uuNi .u-tg make kuouu
tn u.s ,Iiuw sutrrors lut means col cure. To
Oh. u.H IrsIrc t. wIl seud 70 copy OF tue
Irv."'Iv. Iuu Us u, 'iruo of cuarggI, with tue
.-..fIuHs iur O. fii.riUg ed u-lus Cue same
.". IurN Wi u.H -TUF NUGE tur Cos.
rrr I.ua. n-ruNh Bu. suuIrts, 81.
tHr'Ir. wl-lUF fh, rv-r~ipt.uu, will p'etsr
pu.rrsf o. A tlLsJN IA POW ~f.. Will
lHusULfrL, N. Jan. n rs ON.
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Au aged paupar uamei Lawrence
Heinmau, wno las baon an intin .ta
in Tue Allegheny Gome for tue past
ft.sen years. has f.l.ou hsr t. a
fortuue pf - 100, The N ,ney was
lott Alm 0y deesassd relative ia
3sswaey.
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Established 1865.
American and Foreign Patents.
Old Bounty Land Warrants.
United States General Land CHioe.

DnHt-sied Lg1d Gaze. pros.estri bsf,Ts the
4 uhiied states General Lssd I'm - ap' nepsr.
ineDi of tue fni"rloF. psiya,e Land Cisiins,
inining snd prs-smpiion Claims aad Homestead
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Manhood How Lost, How Restor ed.


Ss Just published. a new edition cf
k-sH Ia. CuLyEpwELt's Cr,sprarrp
SG-,sv fssAY on tho r4dioal cure (sth.
om me.,.Ilnr) OF spnrmaiotrhm, or Semi
nal Weakness. Involuntary Scninai loss-
es. lmpoiency. Mental anil Physical In
capacity. lmpeiimen,s 10 Marriage. etc 4;
also. Consumption, Epilepsy add Fi's. In
dueed by self.indulgence or sexual extra
varanee. SO.
ray. Price, in sealed envelope, only
six cents
The celebrated author. In this Essay.
clearly demonstrates. from q thirty years
successful practice. that the alarming
consequences OF self-ahusc may be radi
cally cured without the dangerous use ci
Internal medicine or the application Of
the Knife pointing ont mpds cf cuFe At
once simple. certain. and tTectual by
means Of which every snfferor, no matter
what his coudiiira may be may cure
himself cheaply, privately. and radically.
G1y~ This Lecture should he In the
hands OF every youth and every man ip
the land.
Sent under seal. In q plain envelope. 10
any sdress, post-psid, on recsiptof elk
cents or two postage stamps.
Address the Publishers.
TIE CULvERwELL MEDICAL 90.
II AIN 81. New York Pest Office Boz 4eSe
July 10. 1876. ly.
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TRPOpS on YOTTp

r GES ILkMAN Who rursrrd ior ,,ars f,oIu
- NurNuus hsuiht', frraatUJr Uc'ay, aut .i,
iHr 'uyriH uf 5untrtui luui-urruuH, Rtll tor tht
sisr u s,tu alag uu,u,u IT,, srnt t,rc tu an shu
uH o. tAf rretl Aud ii iepttuu iur uaktug iuf
slnplr .omrdg 10y "ulah Ao Nas rusod. Snurr
rrs ishiuf 90 pr'h. uf t.- AaN".tt- -or's rt POGO
r-or cau ln .l iiy adj e-sitE 90 prrtsrt ,1ui-
a.uee JOHN n. uGpEN, Aa Codar stteb
Nsw l0rk
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TRhN-PANIAT TEACHING CARDS
Instruction uul AHu.rmcut condsof. lm.
pur ant f" rIrpurs auI ietcurrs 20 dtt .ro Il
.rus be- i"-itus Tue entire pa .t souf TO. i,r
- Ct. currvucy ~ stamps. VAN DELI a
90 ~ Auu g. n. \.
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Wires, Du.Jt,srs aal Cbicteas
The poultry yard il ,h, l,pIrt-
ment OF the iarm pots Tho chick
ems, turkeys. geese, ducks. AL the
multiplied forus uf fcatherc ami.
mails arc all of the Jtlar oi life that
seems TO relrir, a lilf,ront curse
Of management uai cure pney are
all OF n nature that seems to demand
and expect closer ai..l''nn tIln ia,
other nemhars Ct the great family Of
living creatures. and what is more
fitting than that the gen,lest of the
human family shoull b,cims their
guardians There is n nrii,ns
work required in their care, after the
houses aud coops are pyeptre1. aud
che timo required will not be so
great that the average wo nan IN
the farm could not inl intervals in
her daily work, whom sho would not
only be able 10 give the poultry yard
n few minutes. ani IN doug So vary
The monu,Onv Of her duties
TIE t,cel.lg anl raising Of pprl.
try is u profitable occupation. nnl on
mos; farms "a, wife, or wife aud
daugate,s, coull pa. pare each sea
son liberal quantity OF the feather
oil friends for the market, aud re-
cs.ve handsome returns tor l5cir
caie. II Is h'llthfll, a.s,. aud would
put color int iuogy a pale check ~
well as money int, the purses Of the
owner. Try %, m,tHe : AMI sisters.
select a gopt h.,el. AMI let your
poultry yards be boast make
theal feature ON the farm. and
shen vour iuculs call. show them
yoar poultry, AMI What women can
do.
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4 dn.nisirntnrs kn-it,a i Leltel

dm,nistrainr s kot'a -- Letters
= Y 81 adWiui.. ration ON the estate at George
Atfi, ust decd lave ui Wrst BcuyOr twp.. : \
f,r cuIrts. .vrui., having b"su yrtuted
'u tIt" uuH"rs f.Uc', ull O. .Truuf krOwing t4ofu
sr.Nra iudCbtcU Co. st'h 80 .at. ure t-gussfsd To
uiuIr Immediate piymcuf, wrlo ttuse hayi y
,I.lms vii present iheu IA ) authenticated tor
sCttlsmeut q 80 "a i.N ~. NlLLEE.
HiShN 2. 40 ll,niANr
Teu. li - Administrator.
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Farm, &c.

4 Stse.p grocer hes a Lic,ster
buck, on his great sheep rinr,c iu
Mcnari cJouty, rtxis. tlIt sishs
more than 4)J p1cnii, AMI from
a clip wei ching - POM Ia has bscn
t,ken. This rdacho e.ubtlcIs JJ.-
OJ0 acres.
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} BOARD-2:3O P. NJ,
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON SPOT DULL; FUTURES CLOSED WEAK
FLOUR FIRM - WHEAT FIRMEE CORN
FiGMER--oA1s STEADY -wHfsKEY NOMINAL
PORK QuILT-LAGD EAsY-P PETROLEUM
LowIR OILS FINN SPIRITS IuEPENrINE
DULL-RosiN DuLL-corFEE QUIEr--suGAR
FIRM.
SATURDAY, April 27-6 r. NJ
There was moro or Icss excitement In tho grain
markets to-day, the war coud IN Europe being OF a
threatening character or so regarded which amounts
the same thing lar as the influence on business
matters goes. Flour was nrm. Wheat Armer Corn
hrmer. Oats steady. Whnkey dull ana nominal
PORK quiel and lard cnsy cotton on tho spot was
dull. Futures closed weak. Coffee quiet and sugar
was Arm. Oils quiet. but generally urm Petroleum
WAS little easier and naval stores duh nominal
corrtHTne market Tor Rio quiet steaay Mid
coffee was dull ~ Baltimore 1000 bags Rio Grey
Eagle. sold private terms We quote sOrdinpry
goes 13,sc i4c. far do, i5sic; good do, 1osc. !;
prime do. lie extromo f,r lots i3isc. tssc
Santos. iaif TO good, t5c. I6c gold 81 days Java
government bags, zoo 2issc- do. grass mats. zoe
22sc singapore l7c istsc ueyIon. Ice. 17c Mara
eaibo. f3c- lie Laguayra i3c 15sr Jamaica. i3sc.
I5xc ~ Domingo. 12tsc. l3c. Porto Rico. i5c.
lie. Costa kicA t5c. IKE: Mexican. I4,,c. IBc
Mscasssr lie. fsc Angostura 1Jc. I4ac Savanilla
l3c tsse.; Curacoa. lie . l4k~
corror 90 the SPOT was daiI out unchanged Futures
figures TIE oncai closing prices to-day. compared With
FRIDAYS. we're ~ foows.-
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ALL ABOUT A SPITZ DOG.

To tho Jefferson Market Police Court, yesterday,
camo Mrs. Matilda Stern, residen OF tho Hotel
Brunswick. AS she untolded her complaint 70 Judge
Duffy the prisoner the bar quaed before ner in.
dignant glance, and was evidently deeply moved by
the recital OF his enormies This o1erde was Paul
Rque, Mr.. stern's valet, Frenchman with so nnc q
sense OF honor that the proposition TO wash Mrs.
stern's iavorite spz dog had driven him TO desper-
alton. 1t alleged that IN tho deirum OF his pas
sion he shook clothes brush IN his mistross face,
and gave utterance to various EXPRESSIONS which,
when translated rom the original French, were full
OF venom aud luminosity. Paul, whom called upon 10
reply to this grievous charge took tho stand with the
air OF martyr and with wealth OF graceful ges,icu
ation he accompanied the following address 10 the
Court
"Monsieur 10 Juge, lear madame oes mistake
tear there eos a aciusion. EHtsndez nous will
explain. Two year go ! leaf Paris. | then
am valet 10 Lieutenant Field, zoe nephew CT
Monsieur Cyrus W Field, you know. 20 With
him his cruises sheep. Apres,
20 With Monsieur Delmonico. To botn. Monsieur 10
Juge, there ees satisfaction from Monsieur
Stern take then. l engaged. His valetf
Ce.tainemen But he say messing about spilz
dog Time pass Madame she say vush zee dog
decline Xat ecs all.
Paul was discharged, and, after returning most
elaborate thanks TO tho Court, ne withdrew.
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against s4K s4N at tho close yesterday. United
States bonds steady and unchanged. Erie do
oainsd 10 l33S for the common and advanced TO 27x
tor tho preferred Bar silver 10 quoted At 53Id per
ounce AT Paris rentss steady ut 10vE 40c., ad
vsnc'ns at The close 10 1884, 421sc. The closing quo
tatons 10 London were rs ioIlows:--Consols Tor
money aud account, OAK 95, now ~ per cent
bonds, lO4h; nve-twenty bonds OF 1867, l0sx; ton
sory bonds lo7,s lives OF 1881. 1855; Erie common
shares. l2k Erie preferred shares, 27k New Jersey
Central 1Ch; Illinois Central, Tx.
STATE BONDS.
State bonds at the B ard to-day were dull, with
iaes confined TO Missouri State skies OF 1881 and Ten
nessee SKIES old.
RAILROAD BONDS.
In railroad bonds lhs largest transactions were In
Kansas Pacific income No. 16 al IGN alSh-an ad-
vance OF n az per cont The other changes wore
~ iollows:-An advance OF X in Delaware and Hud-
ION registered eighty-fours, and q decline Of Y in
New Jersey Central Grsts new, and u in Burlington,
Cedar ,pids and Northern rsts ana Central Pacific
gold bonds
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EUROPEAN Markets.
COMMERCIAL.

LosDoN April ~, 1878
The Mincins Lane markets during The cast wssk have
holiday" sugar Is pcpss.s,a an y,ic ss" are are
rasnsr easier Tea Is no. materially changed.
coffee %arscs Is we'll .Sppra Plantation cevsa brooss
previous rates. More inquiry prevails Tor Brarii lew
parves so 70 arrive Satpetre l. dun, With sellers
about I'd per decline. There l. meLt il
black aud white pepper Al the current low prices.
BRrsKS, april "a. 1878
LospoS April 27-5PM
Paris advces quote Ave cent rentes iuaL aye Tor
The quotation OF silver to-day Is 53y.d per ounce
Nkw yoRk PRODUCE FxcuASsE RNroNr.
PorwEas,srn culi a, $50 Western dul At a.. Bacon !
Cumberland cut dn ~ 2S., rio auu 40 ~ long
Long Gu, duh al 3Is shoulders aai AZ ga Beeindia
mess dull ~ s. extra mess du - 1855, prime dull
At SOS. isard-rrms Western dali 81 55s I'D fa.low !
kosin --Commru dun ~ IS line duh At los Cheese
American choice ste sdy at s Lard oil dull si. Flour
ius ioJ NO 90 arrpsr at iOs sd winser firm a. l..
Al CornNixed soft steady ~ I'd Tor d. steady a.
~. 80. fc new. costonscsd cycilcw American In
market
FINANCIAL.
The E.paoDslf ssvs:'1he Easter HOLIDAYS rerrised
their customary influence over the stock Exchange whicn
prices declined here and the Continent in
conseq uencc OF want 10 progress In political nego
tation~ The tore ~ the mar~ets Is still almost
wholly reflection OF tho foreign elcgra aud these
been warike decline therefore, nstursl. sui the
droop indicated has not been extensive the opinion
thai peace Wi he maintained u stiii widely enter anc
On Thursday the markets we're Nat In al the
reported serious illness OF Prince bismarck and
Prince Gcrsschakon On FRIDAY, notwithstandiny
decidedly weaker. In oregns no decided change
ueeabis during the week. but sccufi u governments
been gradually SINKING In Russian tho aggregate reduc-
ton is now considerable"
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DOGS LICENSED.

Tho dog license record for yesterday was AZ fol-
lows:-Sptz. 10 Owners. Krame, No. $50 East
Third street; Il. J. Donncll, Everett House; J. L.
Worth, No. 80 West Fifty-s,xth street; f. y. Dun.
brow No los East Fity-a street; Il. Marchoidt,
No. 200 East Seventy eighth street; E. Aschcnorand,
No. 1876 Stanton street; Elliott NO. l26 East l2Stn
street; d. b. Hess. No. 297 East Tonth streets J.
Ruin, No. $40 Fifth street
Several OIL tho owners OF spitz dogs have objected "a
giving their reside for publication. Other "
censes-Biack and Tan, IL; mongreis. D; Scotch ter
ricrs, poouics q settlers, pointers, skye ter
Ticrs, 10; terriers 3; Newfoundland, q shepherd,
ST. BERNARD, /; spanieL l; coach. !.
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MUNICIPAL NOTES.

The rooms OF tho Board Of Aldermen will be used on
Tuesday next for the purpose Of presenting two
medals from the life saving service to police oioer
ana q 'longsn oroman. Congressman Cox ana Captain
Merriman nave been designated AZ committee 10
make the prose ntation
Comptroller Kelly yesterday paid $1,7So 81 ior the
month of Marcn the managers OF the Coored Homo.
Tho Department Of Public Works received tor Gro.
ton water rents and taps during the past wec1
419, 06G 90. During the same period Mayors Mar
shat Kelly issued las LICENSES for which he resolves
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THE PEACEMAKER.

Charles Osman, aged twcnty-onc, on Friday last
saw two boys in West sixty-eighth street making
preparations to fight. He encouraged the lads ans
PROMISED that should intsrfere until the
test was decided. William Fann VINO Is younger thau
O-mau thereupon stepped up ana tried 10 separate
the ombatanis Osman Knocked Fam down and
struck him the breast Fam went hone. not eeiing
we'll ana yesterday Ofcsr Dwycr al Fann's mothers
request. arrested Osmsn and TOOK h,m before Judge
wheeler, In the Harlem Police Court rho inJ-red
boy unable TO appear, and HIS Honor held Osman
Gnre mi
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FINANCIAL,

a -DETKOff AND MfLwAJ kKE kAfLRoN D
A.Bonds wanted EDWARD Y. FOX CO., Wall 81
A FAIR VALUE ron ENDOWMENT PULiGIEs
Apaid cash; loaus procured. A. KAUFMAN, ~ Par
place, 10 hurch fbvx 10 Office New York
s
A LOANS uN LiFE INSURANCE POLICIES AND
n .mortgnges. same bought; insurance effected
JOHN HEKZFELD. 10 Broadway
NY AMOUNT TO LOAN o. DIAMONDS, wATciIEs
4 hJewelry and Personai Properly WILLIAM sKE1MAN,
vs. Nassau ST. room
~ FRENCH LADY ALONE IN THE CITY DEsIRfs
n the Acquaintance OF gentleman willing 70 assist her
Address Ui.ihrrE, Herald Uptown once
A 81 n. HAZARD. y BROAD sf, MEMBhR or
hsrhe New rorx stock Exchange. stock privileges,
pats calls" aud "strsddies the stocks me-
gotatcd on hrst class parties only. vroers solicited
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$1,000 e's bc io7,s $1,000 s5's r.sI BIZ loi,s
$500 s 5-30 'G5.n lu4ls 2Jpp SIS. c. . 1861
eOUOO % 81 iO7 1900 4ts's.c. 81. be 1885,
ll:l5 A. M.
bpp0 $50. c, ST.. fU7 5000 do,........ be 1851
1000 IS, r, ST.. 100 1000 U c.fg7 be 1u)E
1000 do ....... 100 10000 sfs.r,iyJ7, be HOY
$500 u s SIS, g, 81 SO iO5h
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"AAS@s - ~'eo-OI'vniuS PtiS0s % Ao>3 may
MEMORANDA.
The total sales OF stocks the Board to-day aggre.
gated IA, 900 shares.
The gross earnings Of the Burlington, Cedar Rapids
md Northern Railway Company for The week ending
April 81 1878, were SEA b25 o.; week last year
tl7.350 IL; increase, $7,l7s SO.
The following gentlemen were to-day elscsod as
officers Of the new Erie Company HI. Jeweit,
president; A X. Macdonough, secretary, ana A. s.
Spencer, treasurer
Tue foreign commerce Of tho port for the weok
rs foows:-General merchandise imports, including
dry goods $e,33l s49 produce exports. $5,67e s2l,
ana specie exports, 1851, 46s.
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Hole 500 nj III U2c July. TO II 03c 40 107c
no. osc; Aasnst 400 " II ioe.; 0et.nsr, 300 u
lu6c Total. B. TOO bales Grand total. $4,000 bales
hsss Now Orleans 65j; Mobile. $50; Savannah. 3Id;
Yo.. sss; Boston 49, io., .ala bales i'm. day las.
September 1, 4o50o69 bales Cotton freights
oliows:To Havre b. steam. compressed; by ssil sse
To HAMBURG by steam 4c. compressed. To Bremen.
steam, ii.lae. eomRrsssd; by ss. Sc, TO Liverpool
Flour AND CRAM kecspts--four. 9642 bbis wheat.
$4,000 bushels; meal 81 bbs and las sacks corn
10. $50 bushels; DATA "a $50 do lf7 do barley
10000 do. barley malt, 1910 do. Flour steady,
with fair inquiry The sxes including State Western
aud southern, were about 22,uoo bbl~ within the
range Rye -four firm. with sales of about
vbla Corn meal ruled quiet. with sales of 375 bis.
Rye snuia ~ WA nlsuh IL IN
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PHILADELPHIA STockS
The closing prices OF Philadelpnia stocks wore: :


The following were the opening prices OF mining
stocks ut San Francisco to-day:-Gould l. Curry, q;
Savage, III; ChoIlar Potosi, "a: Ophir, 2sH; Hale &
Norcross, s; Grown Point 4; Yellow JACKET, g.:
Becner 3K; Virginia Consolidated Is; California,
26&; overman, 10; Raymond l. Ely, 3; Beat Il Boil
cher, l5k Union Consolidated. 4; Alpha, 8; Sierra
Nevada, 4; Mexican, 8; Eu eka Consolidated, 81 /;
Justice, ~; Utah. 9h; Tip Top, TX; Navajo. ~
Tho nnricns In San nciac
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loVO os r ST.. lo4 10000 41ss,c. 81. s3 lob
1880 p NJ.
100000 6s r. a.. l073< $1,000 US 6's cur liolx
$4,000 SIS. 3d.. lU4 10000 do..... . DC lIyh
900 p. N.
$4,000 6's slb3 l07s< $500 6's c. sl be lo7h
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NEW YORK MINING STOCK EXCHANGE,


30 CaIifornin. ..2B bid, q asked
40 Imperial. = bid. rs asked
40 q Virginia. l4s bid. 10 asked
40 kg's Mills bid, 1.50 asked
40 Mariposa. Ia bid. IL asked
40 Mariposa ut. y bid. 4 askod
40 Moose. .....7M Did. 81 asked
40 N.Y. C.l ~ bid. 2.25 asked
40 Ontario. .:s55s bid, 80 asked
40 SeAlon 4. 10 bid, z. 80 ask cd
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SECOND BOARl-l P. N.

Amer Flag. III bid. Is asked
Amer Con. ...- bid. = asked
Der a Ed IA bid. 10 asked
California. ..2G bid. ~ asked
Con va....14ts bid, II asked
Cashier. - bid. - asked
ktng'sMt. 40 bi /. ! % a.ked
: Mariposa. !. ~ bid. Ito asked
, Mariposa pf. ~ bid, 3 asxcd
|, Moose. ....7ts hid. 81 asked
, Ontario ;. 3S,s bid, : asked