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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-30
HAYES AND GAROELON.

MIR. Hayes IL placed In n particularly nwIl-
ward rrcdicament Ivy the difficulty III Naine.
His sympathies are. OF course, with the Re-
puhleans. who have lost thoir plarrs, but az he
himself was counted into the White House In
spite Of the notorious fact that he was beaten
at the polls. 1t would appear to be an ex-
tremely brazen thing for him to actively in
terferc In this Maine matter, especially when
the facts all go to show that the counting out
was not the result, as In his case Of partisan
bias and arrant fraud. but was n simple ne
cessty under the constitution and laws Of the
State. The laws were made by the Republic
cans when they controlle the Legislature
and were used for great many years to keep
the Democracy ont Of power. AMI the very
first time they are enforced as against their
authors, there Is a great cry of
fraud and demand upon the Governor to
travel outside OF the path of his plain duty.
Blaine and his following have welded Maine
so long that they have come to regard II MS
belonging to them by divine right, and hcuca
these noisy demonstrations and threats of
revolution and biooished. Old Gov. Garce-
Ion, however, seems to be the very man for
The occasion, and his fearless determination
to perform his duty though the heavens fall,
and his contempt fer the threats maize
against his life by the disappointed politicians
md office holders, prove him TO be worthy OF
he high position which he holds. He Is evil
lently not a man to be trlfed with, and 1t is
elated of him that years ago, when mayor
4 the town Of Lewiston, Me-, he did s0me-
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-30
THE RIVER IMPROVEMENT O0NVEN-


The DEMOCRAT has very cordially and
earnestly approved the proposition made by
Hon. j. Henry Rehan, Administrator OF Com
mnrce, to hold convention In this city,
some time In the early part Of February, for
the purpose Of keeping alive and developing
interest IN the great work mapped out for
the commission created by Congress for i'm
proving the Mississippi river. In another
column we print very interesting letter
from Hon. Z. W. Robertson, Representative
from the Sixth District OF Louisiana, to Adj
ministrator Behan, ID which he warmly COM
mends the proposed convention and shows
how greatly the previous convention held at
New Orleans st. Paul and elsewhere aided
our delegation ia securing favorable action
from Congress.
Mr.. Robertson. who deserves great credit
for his watchfulness Of Louisiana's interests,
and especially for bis unremitting ezertions
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-30

Very few OF the returns In the State OF Now
York were made up in the manner In which
Che constitution commanded. and had the
Law i'm that State been A. strict as in Maine IN
regard to techncalitirs aud had the Supreme
Court of New York decided. as In Blainc'a
State, that any failure 10 comply with these
formalities In making the returns nullied
them, the result would have been serious.
Out OF the twenty-four assembly districts In
the city of New York, only five complied with
the letter of tie law IN all respects, aud even
In these 1t Is probable that a closer inspection
would have enabled the authorities 70 discover
some defects; while In Brooklyn four only out
OF twelve districts made their returns in the
proper manner.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-30

An aspect Of the North Carolina exodus has
just presented Itself which calls a halt from
the Republican leaders, They have been
claiming that the Old North State could be
carried by the Republicans next fall. 1t has
just suggested itself to them that this Is =
vain boast and will be 80 regarded by the
party at large, II the negro emigration con
tinues. The prominent negro leaders ef VIII
mington and other large towns have become
impressed with this view OF the question, and
are now exerting themselves TO put stop to
the movement. They have suddenly deter
mined that the removal Of any large body of
negroes from North Carolina to Indiana OF
any other Northern State would be an un-
mixed evil to the race, and have given their
newly formed opinions circulation In an adj
dress to the rank and tile. This address and
the sudden fall In the thermometer north OF
the Oslo eTiyer.. amy be expected to put a
~. =. soaeas q atoms of Senator Win
Ez0na Is society sa@
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-30

thing that dieplaased some Of the plous mem
hers of the church 10 which he belonged, and
was amazed on going to church next Sabbath
TO hear the preacher alluGe to the mat
Ter ~ his opening prayer, The
reverend gentleman no doubt thought he had
Garcelon wfet he could lecture him with i'm
punity and 50 he prayed with much gustu
that The Io'd woul,l give The chief magistrate
Of tho city grace TO soc the error Of hia ways.
etc. etc, When the prayer was ended all
eyes were turned upnu Tho mayor, who was no
doubt expected IT, look very much ashamed
af himself and very humble Int to tho acton
lshment of the congregation and tho danay
~ tho preacher Gareelnn arnee, with q
flushed face and flashing eyos. and st,pde ny
tho aisla Co the cfancel railing, whore no nj
minIstefed to the offending preacher sting
ing hut danihed rehuke for dragging IN mu-
neipal politics into a petition tn the Almighty.
And then he strobe down The eiala amid pro
found silence and out ~ tho church
This Ia not tho sort Of a man to he alarmed
by any ~ Mr. Blalne's vaporings or of Mr..
Uayas'a utteranees ~ Misrepresentation He
may pretty safely he relied upon 30 maintain
the pence Of the State ana The dignity OF hla
office under any and all emergencies, and will
not, we venture IT, assert. call for United
States troops unti he haa effeetually tried
what virtue there Ia In hla own militia and
people, SO the probabilities are that MI.
Hayes. even If hia partisan feelings incline
him to Interfere. will In all probability not
have an opportunity and any attempt ON hia
part to meddle nnwarrantably with the poll
ties OF Maine will, we doubt not, he suddenly
met and thwariad by Congress-,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-30

We were hounred bs u Walt laat evening
from tho Hon Randall Gibson. who arrived
I'm this city Sunday night, Its canvass 81 the
state I'm the late campaign aud tho winter
hreeaes off the North have vastly improved
the Generals health, and hia many friends
will be glad 10 aee him hooking ~ ruddy and
robust One would be almost tempted 70 IT,
lleve that Dame Nature had kindly lent her
aid 60 prepare him for assuming the greater
burdens incident 10 tho high position for
which II Ia expected he will onntend before the
coming Legislature.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-30

The auirerng IN Europe this winter
can only ba fully appreciated whom We
learn the number Of poor people who will
have 70 be supported ~ the government in
various European cities until next spring
I'm Christmas day. III London, II is custom
AIRY for the Lord Mayor 10 give dinner to
those unable to provide one Tor themselves.
This year no less than $4,000 pcIEons had to
be provided for. The number OF persons to
be cared for during the winter In other Eu
ropean cities IA AZ follows Dublin 10000,
Edinburgh coon, Paria 5000 and Berlin 10 600.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-30

IL was barely year ago that aur he"i 'iaie
with Europe was organized. but II has ~
sained gigantic proportions in that period
In the eleven montha onding with November
90 1872. New York ahirpad no less than
&s. n65. GAO In cattle. sheep. beef and mutton to
Europe 1hia waa supplemented by oonad
cradle ehirmenta from Baltimore. Norfolk.
Galveston. Philadelphia. Roaton and Port
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-30
WEATHER PROBABILITIES.

Fns fhe South Atlantic and Calf States,
sossft,sest ,rar,ds, stationary temperature. ad-
sSewurp on higher pressure, PARTLY ftnmdp
Freather. occasional ruit, rnaatbfu followed ~
she tnte,tor hp ceeler notthwest rh,ds. n'd "
sAp West 6,t,if Stutea hp q light no'the'
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-30
A NJ USE M ENTs.

FRENCH OPERA HOUSE tpourhon streat'--
!Eeafrsrh Italian Opera Company la IA
ynRIrA
brand OPERA HOUSE John 7, Rdwnand-
'wontFFRrs ReoHr"
ACADEMY OF MUSIC Falsfnp's f'n"hd-
,nsrs-" URoop -
nInBE THEATRE fMaiinea1-' fiNAFaRfr. ~
thp Juvenile Pntfbre fonphhv.
ExpOaI ION HALL Sfsheg Rtnh-ooFnFaf
AVN suartNa TOURNAMENT.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-30

Stanley Matthew'S etrung nolnt In the nhio
Senatorial cantest Ia that hn Ia an nuIapokon
Il rant man II ia alan hia weakeat. u may
be assumed that tho oleSherman initnon"e
will be caat againat Mn, Mat'hews and ~
favor of Garfield The vote will determine
in a great measure the presidential aa VOL
M the senatorial preferences III the kapnhlt-
x,a. membara az the Ohio Legislature.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-30

It In now estimated that the Weaver bill to
caualiza the areenharR pay ~ a"diela with
sr,,ld values would take 81 ,n0n,oan out of the
freanury
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-30

Gilnores new national anthem "a said tohe
m combination If several national LYNNE,
and easy of execution on any kind nf ins'fu.
m,ent, II waa presented before select Now
York Eaudienoe on Ghriatmaa Day and was
well received
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-30

Ex.Gongreaaman Frank Jones, OF Now
Hampshire. IA willing to make tho race Tor
Governor "a the Democratic candidate next
year. He Is popular. and can overcome the
odds aaainat him. ahould he 10 nominated,
ar any nan,arFat tan
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-30

The West Baton Rouge sugar Ftdtfof me''-
fipus Col N w Pope aud Judge W y.
Robertson, both ug that pRrah as candidates
fur hs fn,trt n circuit bench
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-30

The Washington lbaf thnka Mt Hayes
has collapsed all the funny mon Of TIE holiday
meaann n, bia denunriaiinn Of fraud.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-10
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North R,per. Vessels ant RtacorE
FRIDAY, May 8. 1879.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

FRIDAY. MAY =, 1873.
AsHES-Quet unchanged Pots. 4hd5c.: Pearls 61G7c.
BEESW AN-AbOut steay andquieta "a az 2c for "est
and southern.
steady and IN iar sale part Tor
CANDLES In iobbng sale At unchanged prices
CHICCORY-Inchaugel
COAI-Antlracte has suddenly shown improved move
leut prices steady AZ q 2Jd. 80 Der ton bN ne
cargo scarcity of vessels has tended To hinder dealers in
making deliveries. BtumiuOus quiet. bat steady
COCOA-Quiet and uOmmaily me snged.
COOPEKAGE SrOCK-Gvneraliy quiet but steady.
CORDAGLW Without further - an and In far sale,
CDFFEE-RiO duh and uuCnan g"d, az lu2dl4r Tor vi.
dinary Prime Cargoes sales 80 bags cG "lhparchu-
IIpparchUr arrived With Z2ttO bags ko ana
7O2 bags santos. Mid grades active foreMaIaeabo aud
nrmer IL aal7 sales, $500 bags on private trm m
clung ,j6o bags eK Eicho oler gfades guct ana uh
,0iTON-spot Cotton dull and unchanged. safes 3W
bale, 40 last EVENING" including ga Tor spinning 80 for
speculation devg red cOntractNOO bales hecepts AZ
The pOrts DAY. 1890 bales against 52s this day last
week A87o for the week. 10000 bses against ~
ber l. LS23 bales against slOi,J2 bales same period
Last season. Good Ordinary Uplands, le Low Mlddnes
do, .2isc.. Mddlng DO, l2'Iso fninI,s scu.e sS ~,
mouths while Later months show no decided change
sales last evening, "a bales Today-f1rs all MAY,
l244 ~ 4J; . II, l2th IL 40, 1888 June 1898 July,
l27l 1872 August, l1e3 Il q september ~ % i20S
10 81, October III 10. ll7l, no November 81 llSS
December H. % totals $500 bales second Call May ~ -
n l2tb. ~ s. June, 1904, 1902. l23l July ls.a1
tember 1903 I2.50 l449, l2tS iZ47 octoO~r ~.
nj 7 il8s II 80 November. lls2 llSoi Januarf !l.sii
Total ~ 10 bales. Tnrd Galway, 1913 = ~ l2t ~ ~
n 18Th II. So 1881 a.. l3tn, l2S JHn" i-t J1y,
10 5. August II ~. 1917 Se.tcmDor. I&te lE.7i oS
toDeT IL ~ November IL ~, December. iso total 80"
New-York tribune., 1879-05-10
Total sales Tor the ioo'''
CLOSING PRICES or PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

The market for Government bonds has been very
active, but the interest has mainly centered in the
Z per cents, which have been largely dealt in,
both directly and in the way Of exchanges, and
further advance is reported. These bonds are being
taken largely abroad, aud great scarcity OF them
is reported in London. The home demand is largely
from banks that require them as basis for circula-
ton. Skies of 1881 were steady to firm III
tone, and the 5s of 1881 and the new 4l2
Der cents were lower. There was large business
IN District of Columbia 3-G5s, which fell to S34
on the Albany legislation, aud reacted to o6is, the
price oday. On Wednesday the Assembly recon-
sidered and passed the bill permitting savings
banks to hold these bonds. There was nothing
new in the general market to-day and it presented
a quiet appearance. The following are the highest
and lowest prices for the week. and the closing sales
to-day and a week ago:
New-York tribune., 1879-05-10
nnrNTDY H0TSE

COUNTRY HOUSE, -.
CO miles ,IuIn NeW-York Wa HUDSON RIVER, RAIL
ROAD fuc large u hot ana co!d water
range batL partly furnished acres Ot land IGren %
tlad DC Immediate possession terms easy rent ipr sea
tar s31O AuTIv 10 o. W BARNES % broadway, Room 81
New-York tribune., 1879-05-10

supply Of loanable funds being ample 10 meet all
requirements. Call loans ranged nj 4Wfi2 on
stocks, and at 20112 on United states bonds; time
loans being about 2d2l9. The demand for prime
commercial paper was active, and rates ranged at
3l204l2 per cent. Rates of domestic exchange arc
rs last quoted. Tie United States Treasurer 90
Washington to-day received 100000 in
NationaI bank notes for redemption. J he customs
receipts were $500 OOC. and the internal revenue
receipts 1920 600. TIE following - tic C.esTiLg-
lIouSc statement to-day: Currency exchanges,
500. 1854 currency balances. $6,09Of f1S.
Iha foreign exchange market dull All tie
week. but strong OF the scarcity OF commercial bills
The working rates to-day were on TIE basis OF
81 sGl2G$i 81 for 90 days and 81 SSlaa Si SSI2for
demald o tue {. We annex current quotations:
New-York tribune., 1879-05-10
Couuirn Real Cstaie for Sale.

At CROTON LANDING-FOR SALE
~ AFARM Of 2Gscres suitable toI renen3a Gqantry % R
located on the west sde ol the AZ
iany post one mill north q the station a9n cofnsns
Hudson River. The iHc j. luil
nd vi n apples pears other smal fruits ana al under
suvation. The buldngs comprise good barn. ce-Iouse
house contains IL
INWARD CLARKE Tribune Ohce.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-10

On the London market a continued abundance of
money is reported and an easier market for consois.
United States bonds strong for 4s and lower
for other varieties, while American railway securI-
ties were fcverish and irregular We quote bar
silver the close at SOS pence the ounce English
standard At yesterdays regular weekly meeting
of the directors of the Bank of England the rate OF
interest was maintained at per cent, as against
10. the figure at which three-mOnths bills are
discounted in the outside market. The sum Of
Els, 900 bullion was withdrawn from the bank
durIng the fiscal week and since then the bank has
lost the sum OF ESQ, 900 bullion on balance The
following are the highest and lowest prices of secu-
rites for The week. AID the closing sales tonight
and a week ago;
New-York tribune., 1879-05-10
Total shares sold .

EI dividend. Dividend on
The stock market to-day was less active than on
any other day during the week. and in tone fever
ish. The resurrection of the stock of the Indian
apolis Cincinnati and Lafayette Railroad, and the
advance of its price from to g. furnished the prin-
cipal feature of the day. For this sudden move
ment diligen search failed to discover any reason.
Persons interested in the stock profess to know of
no new scheme for reorganization. The com
pany defaulted in the payment Of Its
interest July 1, 1876, and has since been
operated by receiver. Several plans
for reorganizng it have been proposed, but no one
of them has been adopted. The movement In the
stock to-day naturally gave rise TO the report that
some new scheme was now in hand. The general
speculation was weaker Than it was yesterday and
subject to frequent fluctuations. bat the final sales
generally showed marked declines from the last
sales Of yesterday.
The business done in the California stocks at the
Mining Exchange was less than that of yesterday,
but was nevertheless large the prices were COM
paratIyely steady
The stock market closed feverish and unsettled.
RANGE OF lnE sroCK MAEKEE
k..f 1.kT
New-York tribune., 1879-05-10
ETHIOPIAN FINANCIAL Markets

LONDON ol230 mCOnsols. 9Ssls for money. sSas
bonds. four ana hall cents. lO9;
New ycs. lOj9 Erie Railway shares 29 preferred, %
Pennsylvania Central, 39a NewJersey Central iG Read.
ing Railroad. l7-.
IoNDON Nav ga p.m-ConsOls, 9sss for money, 0Siie
for the account Us bonds four and hall cents lo9
Erie Railway 2S7s DO preferred 30 New Jersey Cen
tra c0nsols 932 PENNSYLVANIA Central 39l2 NewJeTsey
Central a. advces quote retes at lib
francs 60 centmes for account.
LONDON. May 81 y. m.-Pars aiyices quote hve per
lis mancs 72 centmes for the account Ee
Railway shares. %.
LONDoN. May g-4:3O p. m.-Erie Railway shares 2S7.
LONDON, NAV 0-SilyeT quoted at 60lsd. per ounce
PARIS, May 9ExchaBge oil London, 20 francs Is cen.
fines ar
New-York tribune., 1879-05-10

The market to-day was quiet. In Paris, rentes
ranged between 1920 and 1880, closing at tho
latterpnce. as against lt3.22l2 week ago. Sight
exchange on London ranged from 25.17 to 25.1Sl2.
closing at 26.1S
Attention is directed 10 the notice 4 +. NJ. Lock-
wood & Co.. advertising the loss of two certificates
OF the preferred stock of the Chicago and North
western Railway Company, Nos. 0227 ia and
023, ,057 each for 100 shares
he following were the gross earnings for April
of the prominent railways that have made either
weekly or monthly returns
Apr 1873. April 1879.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-10

TOR SALE-At MOntClaiT, \. D., 40 minutes
i nam New YORK a spacious aud elegant mansion on
De eastern slope Of orange Mountains hardwood cahnt
finish; every convenience water, gas &c: usUiPdssed
lealtuluoss extensive vlew I,telass suIf fouhGihgsi
acres lawn slrubbery, fIut and Ncgeti" galothsi
also villa pot OF three acres aoJO4AhB aDO'e'
Address V0I 10 lql M0ytC'air.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-10
TILE GRAIN TRADE.

LIVERPOOL. May "a leading grain circular Tho
Grain have been steader this week Al this market
to-day attendance aud better demand
for Wheat l62d svance Tuesdays rates Corn ad
yanced I'D, but buyers do not pay the advance Teey
New-York tribune., 1879-05-10
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1000 .......l0S
Gin a opring'id ist
Guar By l. Shore
5000 .....-tu2't
Erie new "a 5s Fun
p 49, - =
Morris & Essex LIST
1000. O........l22
Gin Lafay d & lst
! l,OOU......- -
81 Louis ~ > Il "a
Glass a
5000 ..-.... 73
Continental Bank
To-. 81
Metropolitan B'nk
5.......l2O
Mercantile Bank
3d.. 20
Wells Fargo Ex
G.......lUO
L 5 Express
2u.....bc. -
Adams Express
IN Ir lnl
New-York tribune., 1879-05-10
RECORDED LEASES.

Coles " G executor etc. 70 annual G@ rent OF S.
Harrison O. eFeSg9I e!e ys5rs TO s annual rcS Oh lOO
came 10 same No 212 Wcst-1b years, al ahhuA IN
rent Of
Hnea 70 Vds@@an hTs aS1aS dopF TeS9 snG 0e 200
KuhnS F. eS TO Is,4 @9s is s annual @ rent Of 2O
New-York tribune., 1879-05-10
Gin Real Gstdte Tor 5ale
Autiion Sales Of fsrnl Gstate.

At TARRYTOWN, Tuesday, May 13, at 10
N o'clock m on the premises executors sale OF Valua-
he real estate public auction. consisting OF The storms
iIoes one new cottage several choice buldlnG pats
bounded by Broadway, Centralave Washnsto-st DiHoh
~ nast and McKeelaye. For maps OF The property ana
further information apply az theland Office OF RODENT T.
WHITE AuCtlOuctT. laiIytOWn, y. y.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-10
TILE COTTON TRADE.

LIVERPOOL MAY 9-Thls weeks circular Of the Liverpool
Cotton Brokers Association "Amcrican In largo
demand Island was In good general demand, with Inn
lied supply Final Futures show OF sd"
New-York tribune., 1879-05-10
THE MONEY MARKET.

OFFICIAL REPORT N. " STOCK ExCHAg0E SALBs
FRIDAY NAY 0. 1879
dsreported bV tie Gold and Stock Telegraph ~.
GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENT.
FIRST CALL-1Oa O'CLOCK A. NJ.
6s Currency, 10. l2is
siae and Rai,tcay Bonds-Rdtlroaf. Bta: ahf
frDress stocks.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-10
oIRD-IOIa O'CLoCR
- T. Dtffa ~ = L A

| " estcrn Pacific
2,OUO....bc. lO7 4
/ Cen Pac lst Cal *
nu ExNansh
New-York tribune., 1879-05-10

The following were the receipts and shipments at
and from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day, re-
ported by telegraph
Receipts. Shipments
New-York tribune., 1879-05-10
We annex current closing quotations:

Louisiana c6nsols were less active than usual,
late sales being at 1919. There was considerable
business IN Tennessces-Old at 80, and new and new
series at 3Iai. To-day's sales of State bonds were
exceedingly limited. Missouri Is of 1887 sold az
lO3l2 Louisiana coDsOs at i9I2 and a small lot OF
Tennessee Is new at 3lsi.
There is nothing new to write OF the city bank
stocks and tO-day's sales cover Continental lOl
AZ 81. Mercantile t30j at 80. and Metropolitan t5l
at 12O.
business In railroad bonds continues to be oi i'm
mense proportions the good investment securities
being strong and the speculative bonds irregular.
The most Important variation OF the week was ~
Rome WATERFOWL and OgdensLuIg, winch recorded
the extremes of 352 and 47l2. to-days sales being
at 45l2046 There was an advance IN Northwest
gold bonds to-day 10 Hin jersey CentraIs were &C
tive-consos selling OF 091 trsis being strong at
I163s adjustments weak az lO2, and Lehlgh consols
higher at SO. Continued heavy trading was :
ported i'm Erie seconds consolidated at 7iSsa 75G
34ss, funded 5s being rs. Alter reaching 80,
irsts OF c. q. and l. c. yielded 10 1884, the seconds
continuing steady at 20. The Paclhc securities
were IN good demand at strong prices.
There was nothing now To note In money the
New-York tribune., 1879-05-10
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Den Division

~, OOu....-.". ~
Rome Wat & Ogd
lst(dDug
New-York tribune., 1879-05-10
1910 O'CLbl


5.OOO........lll3S
y J Central con Ist
AzgHutal
New-York tribune., 1879-05-10

The following shows the imports of dry goods at
the port of New-York for the week ending to-day
and since January l. as compared with the cor
rnsnnndlnu nerinds of nreYinus years:
New-York tribune., 1879-05-10
no RENT-Near Mount Vernon, sm
Real Csstaie TO Gfrbange.

ITO EXCHANGE-25O desirable LOTS in
Rroolyu unmcGmbcted tract Of prairie lanns IN
Iowa or Kansas. rutland & WHITING Beekmsn-s 81.
WANTED to PURCHASE-A Residence and
w few acres Lane wei located for private school
usi leo i'm city village tlOt less than 5000 lnLabAnls
within sx hours 10y rail Of Hew York Cy not fal IRON
rleaSgnt stream, with healthy location aud good neg nor
HOOD mice Inu-t correspond the address giving
mn descripton ana lowest terms WILLIAM PREM Il5S
Box 20 eighty .tlree), Chester VI
WANTED to EXCHANGE-A three-story
w oud French root English basement brck hOuse IN
desirable location Jersey City, for building IN me
country suitable for school purposes curing the year. ana
Tor bOarders through the Summer months mgh groud re-
0urtd must free from malaria ana mosquitoes AddfesS
i. u. c., Tribune Office.