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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-06-19
The Tramps, Record.

London, June 1S.-At ga m. to day
the score in the pedestrian match was:
Brown, 252 miles; Weston, 24O; Ennis,
161; Harding, 100.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-06-19

Stephens reported a bill for the ex
change of trade dollars for legal tender
dollars, and debate thereon was limited
to two hours.
Pending consideration of the bill,
Atkins submitted conference report
on the Legislative appropriation bill.
Atkins said the house conferees
yielded most of the points. If the
conference report was agreed to, the
appropriations made to the bill
would amount to $l5, ,7S0, 900, or $780,
600 in excess of the current legislative
act. In that excess was included $780,
600 heretofore appropriated in the sun
dry civil appropriation bills, and $780,
600 for the payment of gaugers and
storekeepers, necesstated by the in
crease in the number of distilleries in
the southern states
Agreed to.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-06-19

London, June lS.-Four per cent.
bonds-1054.
Consols 81 3-lG.
Silver-per ounce, 52a.
New fives-105s.
Four and half per cent. .bonds-10St.
Erie-27t
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-06-19
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS
SENATE

SENATE
Washington, June 18.-The senate
committee on civil service and re-
trenchment, to which was referred the
memorial of ]. B. Green and others, of
Rhode Island, relating to the alleged
violations of sections 1854 and 1855 Of
the revised statutes, and the alleged
violation of the civil service reform,
was authorized to sit during recess and
to appoint subcommittee to conduct
the investigation.
The Mississippi river improvement
bill was then taken up. The bill
passed with the senate amendments
providing that the commission shall
consist of seven mcmbers-three from
the engineer corps of the army, one
from the coast and geodetic survey and
three from civil life, two of whom shall
be civil engineers.
Messrs. Chandler, Morrill,, Platt and
Salisbury were the only senators voting
nay.
The army appropriation bill was then
taken up,
Beck read many afiidavits of union
men and ex-uniOn soldiers.
HOUSE.
Washington, June 1S.-Neal intro
duced joint resolution defining the
meaning of section ., of the act making
an appropriation for the payment of
arrears of pensions.
Passed. Ut includes within the pro-
visions of this act all persons who have
been, or who may hereafter be placed
upon the pension rolls by virtue of any
special act of congress-
The house then resumed considera-
tion of the bill prohibiting political as
sessments.
Hostetter who had charge of the bill
insisted on the previous question, as
the republicans declined to fix any time
for action on the bill before January
next.
The republicans thereupon declined
to leaving the house without quo
rum.
The house receded from the amend
ment making an allowance of 1925 for
each representative and senator for
stationery used or "commuted" during
the present extra session. They also
recommend concurrence by the house
in the senate amendment striking out
the section concerning the payment of
claims for labor under the District of
Columbia board of public works.
The morning hour was consumed in
voting upon dilatory motions, and the
bill relative to political assessments
went over without action.
Mcmahon reported back the judicial
expense bill with senate amendments,
and on his motion amendments Nos.
two and three (verball were concurred
in, and amendment No. excepting
from provision of bill, section 1872 of
the revised statutes) was non-concurred
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-06-19
The L. S. of A.

New York, June 1S.-The Loyal
Sons of America met in convention
here to-day with delegates present from
all parts of the country.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-07

ton Of Brazil Coffee here this morning: Stock Of
Rio in first haDds-At Galveston, l3 5I7 bags; at
Mobile, 3545 bags; at Baltimore s.602 bags and
Mt New-YerE. GILL hags; total, 9O,775 bags /;
stock In second hands at Baltimore l6S3
York t6.is6 bags cta Is 80 bags total stock. 94O74
bags aoat and loading for United Aprl 8, sos
bags purchased for United states to May 5000
santos, l@ieD bags; total Wis be supply. 3Sg.j7g
bags delivered from warehouse during the Baltimore
4'41 hags; New YORK. 3l,O96 bags total 354o3 bags.
TO day Rio du 10 Ordinary cargOes I3c for
santos 013c; sales of 600 bags "Ho1rox"
4Jo city OF Rio" and SEQ on private terms Mid
Grades quiet about steady 23d2Jc lava
llG6l6lsc for Masacaiho; l3aljc. for Iaguayra
COOPERAGE STOCK Rather quiet but steady.
We quote Moasses SHOCKS 32inch. with heads 81 G5
Gsl 70 Sugar shocks with heads 3sinch 30 30
ncr, 81 4OdS 10 Box shocks zoe. Shocks. 20
8 10. Pipe shocks - 5odS7 Empty HoFsheads 81 75m
dS26.
CQRDAGE-Tbe revised price list Is "a follows. Manila
Codag sizes above u thread and day ami Hide Rope 'ic:
Manila C0rdagc. . td ~ in diam l2itc.: Manila
hid and ina ~ in and 5ls diam) l2ic Manila Cord
age bolt rope yarns l3 c Mania Coage bolt rope
6thd and thd. l44c; Manila Whale Lines 13ic Taread
Aaria, II ac; Fine raread Manila Lath Yarn 12aic. ~s
Rope, above IL ma and Hay and HIDE Rope 9'fc;
sisA Rope y td IA IN. diaml 0sc sisa ROpe6 thd ami
w u m AMI 30 IN. lan) lOC- Tagead Sisa Lath
1sc Navy Oakum. 1c United states NAVY Oakum, Slsci
Best Oakum, Gee
CU1TON-spot Cotton ac. higher and more active.
-ss 2t4 bales goa last EVENING" including 100 Tor
port 43i for spinning go for speculation delivered
tract 200 bales Receipts 40 the ports today 1886 bales
against 2lo this day last week, 4.062 year
ember J. a5l 23 bales against 4S9 9l during the same
period last
New-York tribune., 1879-05-07
THE STATE OF TRADE.

LIVERPOOL May 6.-P0rk-Pnme Mess Eastern, steady
AZ 80 Western steady at a.. Bacon - CumDerlind Cut
Juli AZ "a. short Rib dull 70 Long CsaT Gul az
I58d Clear dull At g6 Hans-L1ng Cut steady az
Fvtra Mess duI az 49, Prime Mess steady at -
Isrd-Prirne steady ~ 81 Talow - Prime City
ami az 35 Turpeniine-spirils steaay at ~. Resin
common dull 81; Fine steady ~ lO6d Cheese- ner
tcau Choice steady on steady At 3d. tlOurhxtra
ate steady Al 23 Wheat-5prins, No. 3, dun 40 6d. No.
Spring steady sod; View Western Winter steady at
a Sew southern Winter steady 9i4d. C0rn-NeT
Mixed, dull "A 'ad. per GENITAL Old Mixed dnH AZ
4 seed Oil-NclOw American. steady
AZ % Rnafn-CnmHon, ~ London, steady al 46d. Tur
peutne--firits. a London, steady at - 6d-
LIVERPOOL. MAY $50 m.Breadstufs steady wheat.
az per Red winter Corn 9id per GENITAL
fr Axe western The receipts OF Wheat FOR tie past
trs days we're 10000 centals. intending 100000 centals
Ameucan The market Yarns Fabrics at Manchester
rs frn and tending upward. 80,
LIVERPOOL May bi:O D. m7nir1t. OF lurpentne ~ Su
per cvt HOstD, i3d.4 90.
LONDON. MsV 81 ML-laAOW loud per c"t common
Rosin. 4 Sd. al Sd.
BrPuEy NAV 8-Lard closed az 34 4 Der 10 n
n AiBUEG Msy closed al 80 marks per IOO T.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-07
DOMESTIC MARKETs.

B4rFAIo Nav 6-F1our in good request at unchan ged
prices sales $50 bbs Wheat steady win a l4ht n9iy
500 bush Michigan At 81 o. Corn IN very limited re-
quest sales O 900 bush Ola AIAea e'tei ~ stote, -
demand and -teaiy sales OF 1000 bush No 2Chcigo on
private Lou DO a. 80 ' nese BARLEY "a
n fair trade mlnd at unchanged prices Seeds IA y
active. ami Beans good req es AZ cIl-eu Pro.
changed coarse reig unsettled shippers are a-zlg oc
for Wheat for Corn one Load oI yaia vas
beat 40 900 bnsh corn bush. Railroad receipts
FLOUR 38 b0l-; Wheat, 900 basi; C9rn 4OOO gisii
1aiifoad .nipmcuts-FlouT 100 bbs; Wheat $1,000 bush
corn 81 4U6 bush Oats 5000 BUSH Barley, I-oO Duh
hii,tSSO Iay 6-FIour steady and unchanged, Wheat
strong ana higher so. Chicago spring 900 &c casa
89e active. trn and higher 522a55s clsh % sc
Aay; "a June 3tc 0d lly' Uals ~ gv.A "a lsH 81, 81
steady unouangei bat steady IN. - ~ =
fr and shade hgiefi - ga cashi ~ 11O - ,
June. 20 80 Ily. Lar ta.y active and sIs , d, @ ss
Neat st-ay unchanged Freigns-cornto N l5nilo &c
Nlakey steady tnd une hhns sd .. - - VI. ~ ..
g54gJ &c June "a c bid Julf corn nrM Dul not poJA'
biv higher stronger zoe My - =; June @6 &c
Iuy Pork air demand anu hrB Win an ADVANCE oi &C
Lard IN good demand and . ~ higher. -,-,
CN1lsAArL May G.-fl0ur ieidy and unchanged wheat
Corn anil at D. 9jsc dul % lH3c. Rye dul AZ
o. see. Barley iu iar demand No. ia tD. Fot itu
ans nouiusI AZ 80 70 1fiO. Lar dun Current Mase 51e
Bulk Isais dulet shouders 3iOc each -ho-t Rub 44ue
cash as & buyer May short Gear 46Dc Bacon quiet
shonarrs le4 &C. Clear RID 5r5 Sc Clear sss 5l.aJds
v,-Ery n air dcna and steady 81 Oh Butter steaay
ana uuc hanged EuRr steady and unchanged Hogs .ctye
hut saadr lower. Common ~ 5Oasj I3 Light - j06
HeasIu;s /, ,5OO head s!iVmeEta- ID head
DETlsorI May d-Four nrn Win g99d denana s. s.ies
gIn 81 - = So- do. sl O5sa+l U3+i May 81 V1'ti
June. 81 ogsSsi e6 Corn scarce and urn No fsilsw
o.t. very nru with demand No. White 81
No Wblts, seiss NO Mixed. 2sc: No Mixed. 20 &C
New-York tribune., 1879-05-07

seed very Prime and s3 75 for
$500 bbis wheat $1,000 oasS., Corn none oats.
advanced ts. anS closed @rn NO. @ii~aakse
e. Ss q DO SS gs - No & SS ge SS Ssn aeS o
7ie. steady No 5sle oats lower No at - PC
n.y. spring 5sa a % Provision. nS and qniet
G1es gas 70 sp e. 4e foT qss Se~ % S
PnAPslf May sFloqI mr. mastTs or & TrsSs 81 ions m
market weak Minuesota Extra FAMILY Choice - or ~
q do. Fancy 20 IL y OhIo do, Goei - 20 DO Choice
- 3O ~ Louis 90 Facy - MI1Isr is1i u ta,a,S v,
quiet but steady at 81 724s5 as - &c Corn o5s Meal
Iut futures shade better Inferior nerade S5c.a
si1 g pof ri s @ AZ M PTnlyyaaa md soafera AM.
brr do, d i54dsi l6 do. IN eisva.or 81 l52asI iss
is more couiinr forward. but most Of . is in
tended for direct shipment Corn duh and weak,
with less demand tor local consumption eTporiation @
q M i4 "a, 80, p e7 @ IN cey1tor
,e 5g enai sSghen tS 9ew a s NJ 1s 90 Do on lk ana s
WesieFn SEE Fair and ' Cool white 5Ss35 -c.;
Choice and Fancy 3Ic; | car Of Faney, neayyyl
s n5e ses at p, 51e Has troy 3 .91s M & a., 81 kxs Prime
SSgI5 . Hams, smoked, o@9ci IN Sat ana ana
9ie IN SAT- 5g.J2c; 2hodldert in sat 3sSis; sugar g
6srt P1tclers 10 5ar RutTer-C Creamery Extra. I6@
WSta IS Brtor Comfy ans S G So 20 chdc S
lie Rolls dui! Pennsylvania Extra "a le western t
Il ser wssern s ic cheese 'iS ss Sew YorS Fac
torv Oh 7'aGsc; Western Fqll Cie3m' 6&3g 20 ae 30.
santos, I2sl4e.; Java, 2J[c. sugar quiet holders
while only 90, rdGaa Refined iaTiy aciive
L0at Crushed, -stc.; Powdered
ated S3. Confectionery Mould -sc; Standard
a. Moias=es steady 27 for 5O"test ex snip:
-eeds-Choice in demand shave for Ooo,t ami
Choice Timothy and Fiaxseed nominal Feed fu WINTER
Bran, SlfGSlf 2j BY aEctOn-G,400 boxes Oranges and
Ne sina sold at S - 0Sl a. Tor me
flrmer ana s2 3O0t2 latter Petroleum nominal
Cases lG7=c; Refined Ssei Crude 7'4c- Nhiskey steady
Western. 81 Cji2
II LOUIS May G.-p1our firm for high grades; other
qualities quiet al grades unchanged Wheat higher and
firm No Red Fan. ~ o. cash :, 90 eaSl O3l, May
Al 04 o0sl Djl June S@dJe July: NO. 40 ~ "
spring corn firm No. 2 Mixed 33fr. casn and
bid, May; 2033l4c, June 34sc. July. oats opened
strong and higher closed az inside prices No az ZbDe
2Gc bid MAY 20 &c BID June. Rye dun az 80 Bar
ley dull ard unchanged Whiskev steady az ~ Oi. PORK
steady with good demand JObOng - 7UGS3 10 Lari
dun saleabie 7sc. Bulk Meas nOmnaly IN hanpn
Bacon dull Clear RIBS, 505c cash JiUc June Clear
sides. HecepJsFinur, 3 Uoo DDs; Wheat -
O0O bush CO. 30 600 bush. OATS. 5000 Dusn Rye loo
bush. Barley 900 busl. -hipmeutsFl1ur, IthW bDis.
Wheat 1000 bush. Com. $1,000 BUSH Oais, 10000 bus'
Rye 1000 bUsn.
TOLEDO, 6-Wheat Amber Michigan II Ol "a
June Red Nlnt erspOt aud AayFl ~ ~
june I'll july al % 3 Eed Il OJ4L Corn nrln
High Mixed 363tc No. June SIC; july, 81 Isc; NO.
White. &c; Reiected 36C. Oatt steady NO nc 2.e
WILyuEGIOS. ~ G.. May 6.-Sunits Of Iurlt ntine quiet
firm strained. II Good Stra ned. ~ ~
TurpeHJne Hard. 81 Yellow DIP 81 80
virgin - 10. Tar steady at e ac Corn quiet; Prime
"a.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-07
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
p.,. North Rlcer Vessels Gat Rafhoqt&
TUESDAY. May s. 1879.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

TUESDAY. Nay o, 1879.
AsHEs-Quet and unchanged Potz. a. Q5c Pearls, Cha
EFFS.vtx and moderately active a small way
We. tern Iud southern. Z4T24 -zc.
BUOJH CDRN-Pfime CRATES steady others unchanged
1rir Brlsh and short broom Der D. '31oeci Com
Coos. lee. Hurl. GOct . Chocr o-1t 81
Common r l E 3G3i1C Red and tifOken, 2dac
BUILD. So bIATEHI LS-HIcks have been rather quiet
prices arc slightly unsettled supplies are ample lime
tower fBd fairly active Cement Quirt And Hrcn.ngo1
l2h barely steady and quiet Lumber has sod DETER
nom yari. vita ate hgures sustainei We gnoie 4.
81 lZLaS5 81. UD Rivers. - 5OGsJ; f1voute Btands
so - Rivers 81 5J0s4 % Front 4, ,iol, Nf2loh
S26GsZ5 Trenton. S24 0s29: Baltimore, s3i d@3S;
or-InaIy. and - 9un56 Fronts. Cement-k0sen-
dal, pep hB q0C: Portland S4yiOrs AmcueAn. - JO@
- en. Portland imported. - 7Jds3 30 Lime-RocA-
n Common Toe Building 9nc. State: 60Dj5c. for Com
mon s0c iof Bulfrng Latn-Fl 80 per NJ Lumber
LlleIu spruce: s. Gs12 fOT Random possibly so -
slZ 30 0 small cargo and So 3OHcl3 %
lor Specials. White Pine sl4 J041l5 per 81 Tor Nest
lAta Shipping Boards. SO 50as2l Tor south American
1lud anc Timber order S3S 1850 per 4elioW Pine:
lUm about slSesIz psf ID ordered caTE0es 81
ee<f do. Flooring S2Odpzl DO. aad Dry 90
60 OJ- The south. : ~ 1919 % per NJ HeWn
Der cag
sCANDLEs- In the usual jobbing sale Sperm 27c. per
- 90 Patent, osc AdmantHe, II TO 10 ouhco4 L4@Ioci
ehlccORY- Prime. 5l4e51se English 5ss5l-c;
COALTe regular market Auhracite Is payayzed by
taenL auction sales and e uureB iiheiauFe prices
ed merely dealers meet CONSUMERS al me same
Gus quiet
rSoCOA-Dgl aud about nominal ST. Domingo. 12ig0l3ci
CfsSHDo 2-s3Ic; Gusyaqu- ~ Use; Caraccas l51Z3o
HEE-Ihs following shows ths stzAsaeAi Posi'
New-York tribune., 1879-05-07
- clnslnc quotations.:

stata bonds were featureless; North Carolinas
sold at 22's 49,, .,o, IL,
I, the citv bank stocks. Central National 2O sold
-, oo and Mercantile 10) at 90.
Am immense business was done in railroad bonds
.bsolJ issues continuing strong, but the bonds
,ivsn over largely 10 speculation were Irregular
o,d lower. The firsts of C., C.. and l. G., however
ohranceG 10 Is and seconds 10 %. Rome. Water
town and Ogdensburg frsts that were 81 Saturday
and 80 Yesterday, tumbled to 35l2. The most lib
sraI dealings were in the Eries-frst cOnsols ruling
et1117sa112. seconds at 74l2d75l2, and funded
5s at -S3t 679li. New-Jersey Central consols adj
,.rceJ to o. convertibles to 92l2 frsts to 11Gl2.
and adjustments to 1928. Burlington and Cedar
Rapids frsts were up to So, Canada Southern hrsts
70 sol. and Denver and Rio Grande frsts TO 93ls.
large business at full prices done in the en-
tire Western list.
Money lent at 3G4 per cent, with exceptions at
o1o on mixed collateral. and at . on United States
bord.. both on call and on time Prime CONNER
cial panrr sells at 3l2G4l2. There was no change
in rates Of domestic exchange The following is the
Clearr.-Hau5e statement to-day: Currency eX-
changes. S1O1, Az, ,4S3 currency balances 80
2s7 734
FOREIGN exchange ruled dull but rather frmer
New-York tribune., 1879-05-07

METAIS-Anerlcan Pig Iron quiet but uniformly firm
sales No 4, Sl8 jODSlJ 1000 tons No sIz
scotch Pig while remaining seaiy - quiet Coltness, sZ0
81 so; Eg.intJn 59dSl9 So scrap Iron active.
AZ slf. and active Steel mills
s4J and Iron s3B Pig Tn steadieri straits. IA IA
u lc English lJC; Banca .1i2c. Tn Plates IN 10hbHg
- 70 Coke Tia. g. 251Sj 67 Do Terue 70 I.9GSj XJ
&c. for Common Domestic. ~pcter uuiet
4Lataic for C0MmOa Domestic Ingos Copper small sale
&c. for Lake
Cuua 30. 27 l; Grocery grades quiet aud unchanged
Porto f1oo ZZG4DC and Now Orleans 2-ni0c
NAVAL SlORBS-6piufs TurleIliu- again
steady though quie sales 80 bills az 3oc Resins
asa WiucJW Glass - lZi2pSi So Tar quiet az a. 4OG
Sl ~ ~. tatv PIt,h. ~ so delivered
on, " 1AI.-sllcs lD Cotton Seed oil Meal, $40
Lin-eed uCninally vi 90 per cgt
OCEAE FRElGHr-.-Buslness again limited and
rates uJr- OF irregular and weak ile yrrs
uutv Of le ongahUr greatly tnteriercd with
the movements vessels and the handing 0i merchandise
ter sId Cheese .Os; 100 boxes Bacon Dos; zO0u 0bs
Flour 10 MI uTlvate lbO bDs Hour, through. -
LOO ana sacss do through, DO; l,enO bales Cotton
5000 pkgl PROVISIONS. through, "a 3D.
H8uidugs, ij- 900 bhls flIu -, seafl
OO0 bush GRAIN Gad, 80 n 100 bales Hops, VIA Liver
pool Sd 2,7uO Dbls. Flour terou1I =. Ga.
TgO ukes do. through 22s 50; l,lUu boxes
Snee.. a.. Bristol steAm $4,000 ,ush. Grain. G1e. 81 -
Rri,t ana Cardiff steam 5000 bush cram thrugi fFsto
ferm, 2O boxes Bacon J2s Cd: 100 ORes heese 4Os 90
pkgr Measurement Goods, 10 1sls an 100 raeD IA T.
iO 7Ibs ana Beet, privtf ter.s Gls'gc~ ssHtD
$50 bbs Flonr through % 3a; e'r sacks do, rroa-A
sd ZOO pkg Pr0yisOns through, 3r'. AntWc p saiL
900 Lard z5s; loo hlds Iohact" J5a bfnprf saU
IA Cotton, quoted sIsci % cases canned heN oNp
Haeon 100 DIX gs Has 900 rkins and l510 tcs Lard sot
TU MARKS rs bbs. Beef 5i7 22 bales Cotton Waste
hbds Tobacco. 4B 100 Measurement GOods- SOC
DDls Dried Appies 2V0 pkgs AsrcuuII Al Impieae-~ u
New-York tribune., 1879-05-07

Futures at time l2 TO 26 points higher closed 20 2
higher after large business sales last evening, -oOO
bales To-day First CallMaT n, tn, l-4h L.. Sh
l24S June. 1850, 1881 July, 1916 l275,277 August,
l2S7. 1859. l5S 1893, l2bu;
ll.ss II -" 1890 November l5l. ll52 ll5Di Deeem
ber l1f2. ll43 January lL43 total 2O5uo bales sec
ond Call-May 1850 June 1850; July J.! August
Sc September 81 1855 October, II SS ll.~6 ll-5
November lL47 II as I46 "A 10; December. 1L5;
total $500 bales Tnim CaMay. l2iG I24j l24i; June
l2jO l25l July 1863 1858 August. 1881 l21l IL %.
1874 September l949 1914 lZ43 October. u. NO
vemper. 1I4p, ll3j; December ll3l, ll30i January.
II p, total 200 Also to-day. Nay at l24J0 20 ];
June. l2j3G12G2; July. 12G9Hl2. Y August. l2S0D
1890 September. l2F1 October 1lSl IL 80 NO
vember ll43all.5l; December. ll.32a l42 January,
l136 total 10000 bnes grand total lss4OO bales tu-
tur oss1u hare feat
New-York tribune., 1879-05-07
ID uniformly steady.


-IEA ~ fllIr Nfi Hte1 uAp tCu. NS't'Ah' %
Csc: city quoted 6df d6'-c.
SUGAf-l!sw Steady bu5 quiet today Tar Good Re-
6t; Prime. sc, and Crutrtiulal C~4Hl &C..
sales huds. Cuba MuscUvado. 6ilgc 300 hhus DO,
Gl4c: Refined good demand ani 1ru Crr ned, @ Pow.
dered Granuated, &C.; cut Loaf. sSsassic standard
TAIL0W-Stc1fv: sales 10000 p. 6ssc.
TEA-Iu fair demand ana In the nam steady.
TJBACtD-krutuCEy quiet and unchanged: sal -OD
hhds Leafn Moderate demand sales iG cases state
1877. private terms lJS New Engial 1877, u a
Doe DO Dgyde terms 100 cases IyHusY YFInl 10 q,
I2itG23 800 bales Havana. eSc.0fl 10.
WLI~kEl-Dul. sales. - 0cls, Il Ooh. .
WHALEBoN t->ieady m ample supply ana quiet Arctic
- SJ Northwest Coast q 2J south Sea. = g.
WBOT-Tterr has bCeu tIir business during the past
week reports % The contrary prices K
wool held Tor auvaHcei m 5uliact lrers' proluct5
are selling Wen. which induces them . more
liberal lnoulres Domestic Flc-Ccs-OIiO Pcnusylvauia
and Vir-nIa-XXX and Picklcck, 35c; Ky, 5slac.'
CGrhnr l'73ac Nev-York HIc -lu Indiana and Wis
c0nsuXX. --052c; X, 2S9jlc; No. 81 d3ae; No 2 y
n .0C; Common, al--ci CumluE 33U5Ic. Iowa
Vermont and llrois-X and Xxx, @Sa3Oc. No !,
issour Kentucky a d Tennessee Wa-A fleece 30 d33c
UuWashed Fleece I&4g COmDng 2-02Jc. TuO-N ashcd
WO0lChoice % Gec Fair p z3-c Inferior AMI BURY, Il
Csc Pulled Wio-Ssv, 0rk CITY Extra Pulled }UdJ1c
per Country Pulled 3Od33c;
per PULLED. 3ga3Gc country Lafnt- Pulled, 2Sa5Ic Terri
I5c Lambs. Dl7c Black l20lfc OREGON and southern
Stiast-I washed Clothing quality. 2012Sc; Comb
M aZ6c CalOruiA--prng Clip. sine. ~ I23g At duin
2OH24c Low Grades and BURY l3dlbc FFl 1hp 4 i II
ne FAN Clip Low Grades aud Barry. I0G l3c Texas
lGdtfC: Medium Et-tCru Ft, lbf zoe
Fine Western lj01-c; Medium Western IL 1l1c Improved
Mexican. l2Gl6c; Mexican. l2Uic E'relgn Weols-Cape
Of cool Hope 2713uc; BueuOs Ayr-a Neriuo aud ArstiZa
- aZBc 3iOHevde0 1erinO ami Mesiiz - f0c Austria
tlotl4n aj AIstrIli ~ CClaling, 3IG iOC,
wanted. but others are neglected
New-York tribune., 1879-05-07

LysRpooli May 623o P s-Colt5n active and irmer
800 oaies neudng 200 Pass AG' I'm Futures s2si
also 6s; do Nav am June deliver Sd 's2d; do
June ana july ieverY 6ToL also 81 al also taasa; Do
tember delivery Id 7lg also 7d september ana oco-
ber delivery ID also 7. do october ana November deiv
p-v 6l5,sd. do shpped prl and Nav san. 7l99d
IIvERPoOl- May 6-l:3O m-Sndiling CDilnds Cotton
1000 for speculation and export Fuures-Uplands
LIVERPOOL May b-i.5V y. m-Lhe safes Vi No''on VoNAaJ
'Ag.ys Asft S-av 6o6tIo held firm Mddnna l2c. Low
MdGImg ll4c Good Ordinary l. 2c receipts ii DaieS
BALuNotE May 6.-Couon Grm; Mddling, l2h9l2ase:
low Mdt.ng II &c. Good DrdiaaEy 81 ne. tees5Pts'
1900 Uae last evening l0UO 0-esi silnners 700 oaies
boston Mly 5-Cotton Arm; Nlddlng 12sc.: Low Md.
Ding l2c Good Ordinary s net receipts 100 Da'eS
CHisLFsIoS. May 6.-couou strong 2ndding lI5se.5
% bales exports coasCgise. 4U7 bales; sales 100 bales
CEcSSlrr Nav 6-Cotton active ard higher Kidding.
l2t Low MlndAuE ID t' ,iooI ~ "a 4i r1oelP'a'
GALVESTON. May 6-Cotton strong, held higher Mddlng,
he; Low MnlLng II Good Qrahty m ~ s.; d. ngI
WISE 81 bales sdles ,l42 baes stock. 1889 bales
X ~ " oS,n rn rii N iHg lIae. receipts
5O4 Shipments 500 bales sales, l75O bales stock
NOBLE. Mav s.-Cotton strong: sndding. u &C.. Low
bales Exports -8s bales; sales 500 bales stoe,
'Sgr.0mRAvs May 6.-Cot1on strong held higher Mid
ding, il 7C. Low Mdding, II ne: Good ordinary II 'tci
receipts $50 bales gross $50 bales sales 4OuO Oaies
NoiFoL2 May 6-Cot5on steady MiddIing lI7ssl2c net
receipts js hsc exports eoastise 2o4 Daies sa'es %
Ol5r m sggIr Nav 5-coron nrm Sddltng la1.c low
bi T,.s s bales; se5 s75 bsies spnners s65 bales
1 Sar MAY & sC%sn tS orEa Ts % @ mdd4s na feddD 81
6ss bales sales. 100 bales stock. l0187 bales ,
sic low Wdfing. 2c. Goot ordinary. He reeeipJs.
1872 bales shipments 76 bales; sales 80 1aes STOCK r. 10
'WrNNeros. Nay eCotton firm. arildins. Il &c; Low
Midd!Hg ID &c Good r,nary Los net receipts % bales
sales, ~ Daesj stock. 54' Daies
New-York tribune., 1879-05-07

nrs I,r. -. s9Z.s21. .98l sI20.8339I2 slOg.4gI.8Ia
rrEnprAv FINANcIAL IARKETs.

Loy0V ri1v G-l23O rnIrie Railway shares. eS2 90
preferred Cenrai cOa-Os % Illinois Cen
rl. ~ eusv vlyaula Central, d5-2; NewJersey Central
Z UaItirs .giirsad II u
L>r.t l. s. 1880 D. r-Conso.s gslas Tor both money
aur H, a.rouut Fr7e Railway sharrs 2Ss do preferred
P uve per cent Ianes no ia francs for the
account
L..l"y. -fsy C-3 p m-Ers Railway shares 2s'2 Ncw-
Jersey u.utr t8. Jersey Central cOusos. s3 o. Penn
syIrlIa ..rIa 3tla Reading Railroad IT, The amount Jf
Uura l.O the Bank Of England On balance to-day ls
geo.
Layuoy. MAY G-Siver Is quoteH 20 jO1td. per ounce
IaEI- May 6.-LXOLmge on London, 70 francs II CEN
New-York tribune., 1879-05-07
THE BP1TIsH CORR TRADE

LokuoV Nav G-Tbs Marx Eppress, in its review Of
tAe IIIu-A Trade fOI the past week. d" The
average uIlce " Wheat declined 30. Trade has been firm
The for Maize has been small. dsters well
Tf OF English Wheat last week 5s.55I
Grs 80 9t against ~ iO4 al % I'd tnrng
period previous Tie imports
United kingdom week ending April 20, IT,
54J cWt OF Wheat and ZS7,57o cvt Of tlOuT.'