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EVENING,

so badly hurt that she can hardly recover
The villain who perpetrated the crime has
not been arrested.
Mr. A. NJ. Sullivan, of Louth County. has
given notice that he would question the
Government as to the recent suspicious
death at Glengariffs of man named James
Swanton, on whom the Coroner did not at.
tend to hold an inquest until fourteen days
after the man was buried.
Joseph Magee, Manager of the Working.
mems Institute, and Assistant Librarian OF
the Belfast Queens College, was charged
with embezzling money of the institute.
He plead guilty to the charge, and threw
himself upon the mercy of the court. He
was sentenced to be imprisoned six months.
In Westmeath a very old man, upwards
Oh ninety years OF age, named Thos Byrne,
was driving an ass and cart, when the latter
coming suddenly on a heap of mud cap
SIZED, throwing the man on the road and
falling on him. When extricated he was
unconscious, and before the doctor or priest
arrived was dead.
In the Crown Court, County Donegal, P.
McKeman was recently found guilty of
stealing horse from James Mullen. Null
len testified that the defendant was bar
gaining with him for the purchase of the
animal; that he asked permission to try it.
which was granted. Getting on the horse,
McKeman rode off and the quadruped was
not seen again by Mullen until couple of
months afterwards, when it was found in
the stable of the prisoners father.
Large numbers of experienced Journey
men arrived in Belfast from the west of
England to be employed in the foundry OF
Rowan Co. Some of the men on strike
have been watching the cross Channel
steamers arriving in Belfast, and resorting
to measures to get the workmen to return.
The steamship Severn" on her voyage
from Bristol to Belfast, was Intercepted by
q steam tug in Belfast Lough by Messrs.
Rowan, and the workmen were landed at
another part of the harbor, much to the
disappointment of those awaiting their ar
rival,
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RIVER INTELLIGE
Steamboat Movements.

Capt. Jas. kirker's large and elegant side
wheel packet Potomac came down thi.
morning and will leave this evening from
the foot of Broadway for Maysville Ports
mouth, Ironton. Gallipois and Pomeroy
direct. MIR. Watt Shedd has charge of the
office.
Capt. J. T. Campbell's fine sidewheel
steamer Fleetwood will be the regular C. &
o. X X. packet leaving to-day promptly at
4 p. III. lor Huntington.
The punctual City of Portsmouth will
leave at p. H. sharp from the foot of Wal
nut street for Chlo.
Capt Z. b. Russell's fine packet Jas. D.
Parker will leave this evening for Mem
phis and all intermediate points.
The Andy Baum will commence LOADING
tomorrow and leave Saturday for Mem
phis.
The Wildwood came down this morning
and will return to Maysville at noon.
The Bonanza will be down in the morn
ing and return to Portsmouth at noon to-
morrow.
The Ohio No. 4 will be the regular packet
leaving tomorrow evening for Pomeroy.
Capt o. F. Shinkle's elegant new excur-
sion steamer Golden Rule will positively
leave this evening for New Orleans.
For Pittsburg direct-The new and COM
modions passenger and freight steamer
Clifton will be found at the Wharf loading
to leave at p m. to-day tor Wheeling and
Pittsburg on her maiden trip. Can't, Van
dergrift master and James Alexander clerk
are her competent and gentlemanly chief
officers.
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MEDICAL.
CONDEMNED.

BALSAM COPAIBA is CONDEMNED
and discarded as being not only worthless,
but frequently injurious. 1t is disgusting
in taste, aud smell, and will disorder the
soundest stomach and still the quacks use
the drug.
SAMARITAN's GIFT is purely vegeta.
Bile, pleasant to take, and will cure every
time in from two to four days. We pride
ourselves on its certainty of cure, as it is
the only known medicine that can be de-
pended on, thereby avoiding exposure and
trouble. Price: Male packages, So; female
50. Sold by Ernst Wilfert corner Fourth
and Walnut, and by Druggists. Desmond
& Co., Proprietors Philadelphia, Pa.
apl5-1yr-W, sd M&ap23-1 1yrw
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The evidence in the T. j. Redmond
case, in the Hamilton County District
Court, is still in progress The testimony
this forenoon was to show the Indebtedness
of the defendant at the time he obtained
the goods from Shillito & Co.
Walter Venable and Lewis Vogle,
brought to the County Jail last night on
requisition from Governor McCreary, of
Kentucky, from jersey City, New Jersey,
we're taken over the Kentucky Central this
morning to Lexington.
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Marriage Lieansas.

The following marriage licenses have been
issued since our last report.
John /. Harms and Mary Luessen.
I. A. Schaeffer, Jr., and Mary A. Elliott.
Fred. Rinck and Barbara Kafnmerer.
Dennis Rourke and Dina Schnucks.
VIM. Leonhardt and Sophia striethorst,
Frank Schnell and Mary Eberenz.
Chas u. Levi and Mary ]. Fine.
j. A. Cohsmann and Sophia Blschoff,
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Death Record.
The following deaths have been placed on
.pcord siuoa nur loof ranor+.

The following deaths have been placed OF
record since our last report:
Chas. Schunke, 0yrs, city.
Caroline Baum, 1914 yrs, city.
Jos. Horning, hour, city.
Infant Weiss, still-born, city.
Infant Pohlman, stil-born, city.
John A. Sireveld, s mos, city.
Henry Reniking, mos. city.
Rosina A. ALT. 8 mos, city.
Henry Wickons, wks, city.
Infant Russell, 5 minutes, city.
George Ernst, mos, city.
Mary Querengaesser, 8 mos, city.
Infant Walker, hour, city.
James Whitiside, 63 yrs, Ireland.
kresenzia Hagel, 40 yrs, Germany.
Catharine Schoettle, Ct yrs Germany.
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The o. 8. Trap stone Manufacturing Company.
4,2S3-Henry W. Stephenson ct al. W. l.. W.
Waldron etal ~ T..T
S4.26-Henry speer, ST., vs. The speer Manufae-
turing Company.
30,24l-Elias Shank Va Joseph W. Fsoteet al
S3 so6-M B. Hagans, Assignee, and sylvester
Hand d Co. VS.. D. Sullivan & Son.
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Cincinnati Live stock Market.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
WILMINGTON. April Spirits turpentine firm

WILMINGTON. April l6.-Spirits turpentine firm
| at 261lc.
New ORLEANS April 16.-Oats active but firm
Corn-meal dull. Hay quiet ana irln. Bran easier
at SIC. Others unchanged.
OSwEGo, April 16.-Wheat steady No. mil
waukee, 81 %; No hnrd Duluth spring, 81 10.
Corn firm Old No Western, 47c
PEORIA. April l6.-Corn active and steady; No.
], Sz14gS3e; No. 2. S21%9s2ss4c. Oats firm; No. 2
white, 26@261Se Rye more active: No q 47lafl
4sEc. Whisky steady at 81 03.
PTTTsBURG April 16 6--Grain-Wheat: Southern
amber and white, sl@l %; No. red winter, 81 03
shelled, 4094lc; ear, 4Og42c: high mixed, sS@iOc.
Oats heavy: white, 27t929c; mixed, 26@27c. Rye
held at 55@5sc Barley Fall, S3as5c; spring Is
@75c. '9
INDIANAPOLIS, April 10 Wheat steady at 81 O3
9l o3i4 Corn steady New Western mixed, s4k
g3l1ac, spot; S5Ge3514c, May. Oats steady at 27S
ls1ac Bulk clear ribs, nc. cash, March and
April; shoulders, SIC, cash. Lard: Prime steam
6.SOc asked. Hams, 71aa794c.
BALTIMORE April 16 - Flour unchanged.
wheat Western firm; No. Pennsylvania red un-
and April, 81 13s4al 1875; May. 81 1S1z@l IA
Corn: Western firm; Western mixed, SPOT March
and April, A9441sc; May, 443fls44lSc; steamer,
4las942c. Oats dull and heavy; PennSylvania and
Western white, 32G3212f'; do mixed, unchanged.
Rye hay, provisions, butter, eggs and petroleum,
unchanged.
BosToN. April 16 Flour superdne dull: West.
ern, So 1903 so: common eytras 50 756f4 rs; Wis
consin extras S494 so; Minnesota do, 81 5O,a
%; winter wheats: o 10 and Michigan, 81 T5(9
so; Illinois and Indiana, s. 2596; ST. Louis IS 50
@6 so; Wisconsin and Minnesota patent spring
wheats, $6 5O96 Is; winter wheats, s6Q97 So Corn
quiet: mixed and yellow. 47@lsc. oat steady
No and extra white. 37k940c: No. white,
36E937c: No. white and No. mixed 35ea88c.
Rye, 65@66c.
NEW YORK April 16 Flour superfne. State
and Western, IS 25d3 50; common TO good extra,
s. 1898 S5 good to choice, 81 O5a4 so; white wheat
extra; az SSs5 S5; extra Ohio, 50 7oa5 St. Louis,
Rejected spring, soas2c; No. spring, 9se; No 3
spring, s3895c; No. 2 spring, 81 O4I591 O5; un,
graded winter red, 81 10GQl u; No. 8 DO 81 O9:
No. 2 do, 81 iS1l@l IA No. /
q, 90, nj, 81 "a ungraded amber 81 100
q o.; No. 2 do, 1o@l l014; No. 1 do. at 81 lI%
81 l2h. Rye dull Western, 60a621Sc. Barley
quiet and unchanged. Malt noninally un.
changed Corn: very light business: ungraded,
499454c No; :, 4s11aa4514c; steamer, A94414c;
white, $s1Ssassle; mixed 1%aEsi Western, Nc go
aLc; white Western, s3@33bc Hay
quiet and unchanssd. Hops nominally un-
changed. Coffee quiet: Rio cargoes, lO15(8141sc;
job lots, l0H9l6c Sugar quiet: Fair to good refn.
ng, CHg65sc. Molasses dull ana unchanged
changed: Refined 9Ic. Tallow steady Of GLa
9-l6c Rosin dull at 81 86a1 40. Turpentine
quiet at 291ac Eggs firm: Western I6c Pork
firm: Mess, 50 % for old; $40 25al0 36Ia for new
Beef nominally unchanged. ut meats firm; long
clear, 5@loc; short clear, SIC, Lard stronger:
zoe. Cheese quiet Western, 2@9c. Whisky
steady at 81 06h2.
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FINANCIAL,
CINCINNATI, April I6-1p NJ

CINCINNATI, April 16-1PM.
Moderate inquiry for New York Exchange and
liberal receipts. Rates unchanged. Buying at par
and selling at 1-l0 premium.
Ster ing Is steady and unchanged. Sight at
"a $50 and sixty days bill at 81 S6A per e. De-
mand for it Light.
Government Bonds steady and unchanged. 10
cal quotations as follows
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New Orleans quoted OF 6617c for raw 797sxc for
yellow clarified and S9ss<e for white per 10
Refined yellow quoted at 76a7kc, extha G at 751eD
dered at 9991ac, and crushed al &c per lb
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ADVERTISEMENTS
For PittSbUPp.

WEDNESDAY, 10th, at P. NJ, POSITIVELY,
fsr h CLIFTON. J. Vandergrift, Master. Fo
freight or passage apply on board,
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THIS DAY. 10th. at 4 P. bi. POSITIVELY
-fsT h The 2. Q. Railroad packet FLEET
lsa4ssssEST WOOD, J. 7. Campbell, Master
Freight received on Wharfboat, foot OF
Broadway. W. Honshell. Supt
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For Nlen,nl,is

WEDNESDAY, 10th, at ) P. NJ. POSITIVELY
-6sT, h JAS. D. PARKER, c. B. Russell, Mas
sssssss4 ter. Apply on Board. or to Jas s.
Landing. NN.-V
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THIS DAY, 10th. at P. NJ. POSITIVELY.
, E< h POTOMAC. james Kirker Mas.
tor. Freight received on Wharfboat,
loot OF Broadway, w. Honshell, Supt,
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For New Orleans,

WEDNESDAY, 16lh. at SPIN, POSITIVELY.
NJ. n GOLDEN RULE, 0. 7. shinkle, Master.
Apply on board, or to Royse & Mosset,
Agents, No. 10 Public Landing
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The following are the opening quotations and
tn p. m. report Of the New York Stock Market
as received by Lea, Sterrett & Co., % West Third
street:
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THE CINCINNATI
DAILY STAR

Offers special Inducements to Adyer-
tisers desiring to reach this class of
people. 1t publishes and circulates
more papers in Cincinnati and immedi-
ate vicinity than any other Journal is.
sued in this city. 1t IL taken and read
by people at THEIR HOMES; and for all
classes Of goods. where the, Advertiser
desires to reach the family, is more val.
liable, even inprOpOrtiOn to circulation,
than q paper that is fayOrits only in
the cOunting.F0Om. Its news covers
the affairs Of every day life, dressed IN
in such manner as to be of special in.
terest to the ladies; and Its advertise
ments are therefore brought more con.
spieueusly before them than is the case
with any other paper in this city. For
these reasons, and many others which
we might cite, the STAR is an unequaled
medium for
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THE WEEKLY STAR.

1t is the paper that meets the wants Of
the farm and the fireside more fully than
any other, rs will be seen by a careful
examination Of the following facts, and
comparison Of the paper with any
other of the city weeklies:
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SPRINGDALE, O.

A most delightful party was rendered to
Mr.. 9. Colburn before his departure to In
diana last Friday evening, under the man
agement Of Mr.. Mccormick and Mr. Hart
Music and dancing were kept up until the
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Mr.. skennell departs for St. Louis TODAY
The N. =. ladies met yesterday and or
ganized Social which will meet monthly.
:. The young people of the NJ. e. congresa-
ton will have meeting at the church to-
night.
Henry Berger, OF Robertson County, Ky.,
filed suit in the Circuit Court this morn,
ing against the ST. Francis Church of Dav-
ton to recover the sum Of S., 600.
George Heitz, whose harbershop was
robbed night before last, met Eyert Niles
yesterday and invited him to his shop.
Once inside Heitz locked the door, and at
once accused Niles of committing the rob.
berry. A desperate fight ensued, which
was afterward continued in the street
Heitz being badly damaged. Both were ar.
rested on warrants, and the case was in
progress before Mayor Maxey when our re.
port closed
SPRINGDALE, O.
most deliphtful marty waa +andara5 +o
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THE STAR,

Is handsomely printed ON pure white
paper from clear cut type, that makes II
easily read, even by poor light. It's
clear and open print is q joy to old o.
weak eyes.
, 1879-04-22
DY 1'ISLJSGRApH.


4otka@AUNs
Tho following wcro received by the chEc'fop'A'
ofTralo: !.
LlyEnroor.. April al-11:3o A. m.-tloa.. "
GdGbl0s. WlGal--WInter. HI 1U4flas ~; tEs,
n uI1Ha; white. Is 041Da :idt club p4-~~''
I'd. Cora, IA I'D. Pork, h0s. Lard 's-s ~. s,.
L1yEnrooL, April ID. .--nacon- -Cln1''cs'ahI', H.,
shurt rsba. 2Is I'd; long clcar, ?Gs; shof' @a' ~.
a7s. l}ccs--Ind!a meas, 77s; extra laols a. ~ -
ass. Chceso-Cholec. Ais. Shoulders. ~ n,,,-
Tallow-lri1ue, city, 35s. Lard. ''.A' u.~.- !s
Prime mess. Eastern, Ills; Western, i's. S'''
Long cut. .0.lh ayoragu. :i5s. ..,,,s.
LuNn0s, April IL. D.-LIykn1Uog-~Hea, Heat. ~, =,
tie inquiry, corn Ateady. Marx 1.asa-" s..s,, as"
corn quiet. cnrgoes oil C0ast--Nheat' h"ts.,%l s.%l
corn sseaty. Country Marketsfo7 "hcat-S., ra.,:,
and french qalet. Fastnur.' dcllscfles o. ~. o
whuat turing Tho past wers. ~ 0ot'!'r. Wv w.
Hpsctat uispateh IL The Trfoahe' Il,
LiykRronL, Aps!i 2l.-l1:30 Ii. II. - Ao'A
!, i0a; No. 2, bs Cd. -. M :
GEA1X-Wheat-Wtntnr, No. !, ID ~; us,.,
IS l0d; spring. No. i, u; No. y u w. +" d,
No. J, Ds I'D; No. =, IS OIL; club No: =
No. 2, o. I'd. CoEn-Now. Nc. !, IS oa'
Proytstoxs-rork, Cos. Lard W. ah. =, n ST.,
LtsEHpoot., Aprl a1.-CorrnS- Eas's. ~ .1pot
Gu';d: sales, y. 400 bales; slcculatioh ''S
2, GD0; American, B,d0o. ,..a
ANzwgnr, April II. .--rErHoLEuA--~"''4'
, 1879-04-22

BNAS-Tas qnlct md rather Irregular. Sales
were reported Of 90 tnns at 81. .e1 10 per ton OH
track. md 81. 25fSD. 30 FREQ on board cara.
CnHx"MEAt-Coarso was nominal nt 311.p5 por
ton OIL track.
Or1tEN Mis1srurra-Sa!cs wero 10 tons mll-
dilnRs, 10 tons shorts. and 10 tons food. all at
srhlSn W''ii1rAr-wn, ta,r,y active md auto
ntrony. Thu narkrt for futures advanced ftfc,
and cosed .tc ahoyothe ateat prices Of Saturday.
privately reForteh frmert auA tho crop nevs from,
iho Wnat Was GENERALLY IcRasded a. indicating u
a.gsft 1as ysi m%:a hslow " 1s
ns a'y asS asye II IT, ,ss n5t VS. ss
s 'fss s3 esssa ssssa e f. s,ss tss
Ta.tar weak " tho oItant, hut Ao0n stltlsnsd md
nayaneca e .uHc, sold OF tn asHc, and elasct Al
May; It sold at hD;s alI0Ec, and uluset ut DDtnc,
scller Ai,til wan i!eurly Aon,Inal at S,A A0oSHEc,
se:Sss 81 NJ ss 5 SSf 8 'Pee':sa S i S S
oo ha hy tspo 4. UsG a'c - Totsi, SS go S'a Sa
WtxrEA WHEAT-salts wefo D. 900 bu by san,,,is
At oBcqtSl. Vt on track sud VI. 05 FREQ on hoarl
MIXED WnEAr-sales wore 2. 400 BIT Mt 7ge froo
on board cars y 900 BY at 71o AoIor May; aud 400
G9 {snohtlY winter} at tIUe on track.
at Es;taT s Il sel'Etstsos-salu was naao Of 10 tons
CUliS-Was moderately active. and rather ir.
with w!eat, while srnt easy un.lcs larger oct.
win no material ci,anfo IN Now YORK aantattans,
t!an toas q saturday, Ths la.t: na,nei faet MaGu
hsy so "sty y ;slse far ~ ffsY on
both ftss nn euurl liz yulat corn ciosed noM,iiui.
pressure y p]acv corn to b. delivered on Sny con.
III d. My reiatt9sy a e"s 'S
I AZ Al fNnN - l
!tt.ac. 1'hc!c WIS . fait speculative Icmsna for
x. Sst ,s;s sS;snnsf; { MA 5Ssasxe slosins Sth
aud August VI 3u9s4t:}7c. SpllIr the month waa
quiet ni;sl!tc. slo! salos wsro repostsl of s10
Tisso On irsek; and IL. ioo in 10 1t Ei;sasHc sses
ou toatd ca!s. Total. Gu, ;:o0 bu: -
Some trading was dono early-nartly in Nay- II,
BY uaY!nE !.e premium: Ths dsm4nd torcash oats
p tha May saes asa covered by oats esS Or to % Ss
ana eo,s1 S us st :. 1xxs x M sSsaa q
.3.4c aud c!ossd Ut ::..aAo sellers. RcxnIar outs
were nominal Ut a@c. bamplss wero moderately
2lat iGs.!c; il. 100 hu 40 iwhiiej At 25IlQe3i
iFsann 6aasl. .Totat. rs, 400 bu.
lots ot Not3 va 4 ~ Q4d,Ic. sna tho current
nai at 41G147aac. Fruah NJ. waI quoted at
dbhc; cs.a ssls. wsts reported Of -. 900 hu 10.
gu truck; an1 i. 200 bu do At 441iSE5oc free on
board. 'f1lAI u, 800 pu. -
NARlEY-Wa4 quiet and higher under \ fair
dcmsnd fur extra } fos local consumption aud
sbipM1entt aud other gradcs wara strunyer In sym.
pathy. No. . was scarce, mud sold Ut 404b4Qh q
hs,ne sbou. ssc. Eo W. nonual It asoat tsi SJc.
Futures wero llfalsss. May e1tra i Mux quo!aI 1T
41t.c, and 4o Nv. At 7ae. Cash sa'sa were 70.
, 1879-04-22
REAL ESTATE.
Tie following Instruments were illod for rec
ord Monday, April Alt

Tie following Instruments were 1lel for rcc-
ord Monday, April Alt
cirx rNorknrr.
Wsst Thitlecnih ". l7D n y ot Ashland
asa a t. " S:x!Ss rss; e. as's 4s sss T. K KNs @ soo
II ;s;S; ;ssi Il I; :l; ss;sa A Ay. 4 {oaas ! ,,o
laascr Il. L. " IL" Il Of aWs"t; iaurth ''~0o
I,w /, s5.'9 i, 'a'sd Apsisi ilcliat'ss
~. kteba 10 Johu kressl ..........,.... 200
a01is5 +, aatea Xpriiai tUsofsa li,Ictt::
l,sSf NJ, i, sss En- s,.S s9a i, l9SSS ,s: 4,
e %uslin aIe1 i riaIdi M5I' ~ nea'sa Mony nm
Ward II, :S a:l9 Il. II i,riissn nv, vi, '000
f f;Es,,t. e. aatSa aii.anS ASt' ~ Il s'c'soa ,oo
psss - II. L. 4 Mi Xiii: It. 'oo
iS.' f., r. ir;p'GKys4fi NJ fhaass a,sa 4, Aptl' 10
1ya's% i. 9itSef Fiji i, X is:iSi '''0
Emerald ". &iV Y j = Th,rty:eRishst '''
tMishsal bo!aal 10 I$tflck Uolsj...... l,4oo
"s:s, & T. a.ss ~ Ap.' sI h3"1'. e. l. 4; %s.ss
to Patrick Htce) .:..... ....:..,......,. 1,s0O
lrss Ssis fs * sisa q Iii fsi. l. - AZ.
T. Calvin Ds M olii ;,.;". ..:.:s:.;:;. 1900
1o0 1s q, 1. 4a!ea Aprt! III u. \ Arnold to a,o
ntsaigea ". III, ii S1tesnti s,.wi, '''
11of&a7g i y y, datI! apt!! ~ IN u, aud ,
i: s,i ss5i2ss g., inpssssa, assass''asasaa as9sa
;H!i!,;sl APEii!Hi a. !R. a: aud On. Organ 10
ll.saias y, III its4sI u oi %o.i oio i; l'0oo
4, @4K!Sa Il dated Jan. ! IL. aul d.
$s,ioS 4 ss;sd Il '?'ss XII, ,sssai'k!'a Il 'Jsha
9cnaueAo W. u bFalAaFo'..." ...... 1000
, 1879-04-22

COIN QUOTATIONS..
The following Cru thu Chicago quotations for
DY TELEGRAPH,
NEW TORE.

To tht 1Fssttr1 Assoctattd Prktf.
NEW YoRK, April a1.-0oyesn,nents were
firm.
Railroad bonds were active and strong. Kansas
Pacific incomes, No. 10, roso 81, to ". No. lis
advanced 311. Denver s. Rio 0Faule tirsts rose
to o234, an advance Of 81. Erics were buogant.
Btate sccurttcs were dull
The stock market was unusually active, md
the prevailing tendency was toward higher
prices. Tho greatest advance waa III kansas
Pacific, which sold up to 49l4, IN advances Of /,
with closing salcs at i reaction Of *. Tho rest
Of Southwestern shares were strong, except
Kansas S Texas, which fell OF from 10iS 10
149k. Granger sharcs declined 556G913s, North
western closing at lowest point, whtio st.
Paul recovered small fraction on common.
The general list was firm, especially Eric g.
Wabasb, which advanced 1@t1f respectively.
The coal shares Were somewhat Irregular, bolng
weak during the day, but tlrmor in tlnal dea'-
Il Nashville tlecllucd to ~. and closed ut
Xix, against 81 Saturday There was au u,,-
USUAL ..stivity i1 Alton d 'ferre Hautct the com.
mon selling up from to IL, and closing ut w,
sales Ut H. Denver i lilo tlra.nIo stock roso j.
Thu rise ln Union Pacific, Kansas Pacific, unl
DGnvcr t. Rio tirando stocks was attributed 10
TIC sunrGn'e Court decisions at washington to.
qsy E'ss ,aa,e anns's + Hattay av dqs t t. ,s h
Court Of Chauccry Ind rundcrel Il decision
In favor Of the Company In ttc $2,050, coo suit
against McHenry. Transactions were 20l ,oo1
shares, OF wl,rh $1,000 weru Erie common, 1000
preferred. a3.o00 Lake Shore, 223,olo Wabash,
1,M9 Northwestern eon,'non, 7,ooo preferrsd,
6,0tO st. Paul common, 000 profurrod, I'll, ,00
I.ackavanna, 5000 Now Jersey Central, s,o0D
Michigan central, g,000 Union Pacific, 3,f0o Co
lumbus. Chicago s. lndiAna Ecntras, 3,G0O 1t.
Joe common. S,ooo preisrrgd, 1900 Ohos. i3.-
quo Western Union, 9, 800 kansaa parisc, Ii p0
et. Lolita, Kan.aa CITY j. Northern, a,oN kan.
sas T. Texns, b,000 St. Louis g. sni, Frauc,sco,
11,0O0 St. Louis " Iron Mountain, 1,AUa Louis.
vile & Nashville, nnA 5000 Alton g. Terrc
1laute.
The following shipments uf specie were made
tn4lny por steamer: American silver. $ihs,3oo;
foreign, $500; Ancrlcnr gold, $2,All; foreign,
:J,425: gold dust, 81, ,05o; bullion, $3ou. Total,
S1tS, ,dcU.
Money market easy Mt nos, closing ut aat.
Prime mercantile papor, 41fG45,
Sterling exchange 10 aays weak at 1856; slight,
5BT13.
, 1879-04-22
Withdrawn FROM store during Saturday for
city consumption: 4,029 bu whcar, 8,49s hu corn,


Withdrawn from store during Saturday for
city consumption: ,0223 bu whcar, 8A3s hu corn,
| 0,151 bu barley,
The following grain was inspected into store
III this city yesterday morning: cars No. red
wt.tcr wheat. 9 cara No. do, cur rejected.
6 ears mixed, 90 ears M. 2 spring, IS cars No. q
do, II cars rejected lis wbcat); 113 cars high
mixed corn. IL cars new do, % ours now 1ni1ctl
2s4 cars No. corn, Q cars and 10,50o BIT re-
icctod geo corn); 20 cars white oats, 25 cars No.
mixed, 3 cars rejected {50 oate); car No. /
| rye, cara No. do, 2 cars rejected. Total tGl5
| caTs), eC5, Geo bu. Inspected out: G5,137 hu
| whoat, 12,o99 bu corn, 8,1S7 hu barlov.
The proceeds Of n ill OF new potatoes dug
lust Sunlay ut Rtycrsl1c, near this city, were
! exhibited Oh 'Chaugc yesterday. EARLY euoughl
seeing that the senson for planting potatoes is
scarcely bug,ln yet.
The choices Of seats on the Call Doartl vii,
probably he sold nj auction for the year com-
| mcucing with next May-Day.
round lot OF 300 It's lard was recently
shipped from this city to Europe, anu the pack
ngcs arc now returned. Probably tho first
transaction Of The kind In the history Of the
trade. 1t shows what low frcIghts will DO
Hratn that was regular for delivery on COLI
tracts yesterday will bo rcguiur Oh May !,
with 11e additional storage ctlargc. Honro there
WIS some narrowing down yesterday III Tho Alpy
premium.
Tile New York correspondent Of a prominent
local shipper writes: 'sNo. spring wheat sell.
ihg here Is mado up ot thrce-sll,urters No.
Chicago n''d oilc-luarter NJ. . Chicago This
mixture sells n'nl tnspcets as No. . New York
sorlng wheat. When Al, D. & Co.'s wlcnt cau
hc had they mix two.thinls No. Chicago md
uEc-tistrd No. ). This Is u(llcinl and kun,r n
, 1879-04-22

The following wore the receipts and slim.
,cnts Of the lcaatnE articles Of produce In this
city during tho forty.c!ght hours cnllng nj :
o'clock On Monday morning, anl for tho tor
responding date twelve months nEo: