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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-10-31
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There goods are verv sirR-u-t IN 4rsr. % "a
thoso who 5uy must rely ON lhr sellers We sss
iully indorss al the VOOds we offer became nv
nave the close personal supsrvIslgu Of HI TEsI-
LAND, an old furrier. who suUe-Iutr-Es .fg ~.
tscture Of SeRl-Liued CIrculE-s Nues "a
Sacquet, &C. JOHN WA(AFAEEg
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-10-31
No
-cgSTLEyEs,s FURNISHING GOODS

D.-GESTLEAEH' FURNISHING GOODS
In the FIRST place we have 40 sewing machines
running on Cfentlemsn's aud Boys Shirts alone.
Then have Underwear, Collars and Guns,
Suspeuders Knit Jackets, Sc all the little things
JOHN wANARAKER.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-10-31
JOHN wANAMAKER.
Q.-CUsToM TAILORING.

We have excellent Cutters to measure and rn,k.
garments TO order FOR those who prefer it, choice
Of at least one hundred styles goods may be had
We guarantee to 1t. and do not make Il dfsapreea-
Die 70 those "ho return what does not sTaetly
pleaEe JOHN WANAMAEER
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-10-31
o. O.-RUBBER GOODS.

This is . large department Of useful things such
as Gossamer Goats. WATERPROOF Garments ior La
dies, Gents and Children. We are the largest
ouJerI of these goods the city and our prices
made very low by this TACT.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-10-31
No 10
y. N. N.-UMBRELLAs.

Besides 3 full stock Of silks AIapscAs IsYan-
tines and GinghSms, We import from London and
Paris many unique End originEl hand les which are
not Besn elsewhere. JOHN WANAMAKER
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-10-31
/ o.-LADIES' MISSES GENTS AND CHII-
DREH'S SHOES

Aiming to supply good Shoes Of right shapes
and at small pront prices, are succeeding be
yond our expectations. We meet every reasona bic
demand upon Us for satisfaction in every respect
There Is no other plsce probably in the United
States where choice can be made from a stock in
Shoes and Rubber Goods Of over sIoo, 600
JOHN WANAMAKER
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-10-31
No. Is


O. o. O.-TRUNKS, YALISES, BAGS, &c
Every requisite for Travellers in this Section.
JOHN wANAMAKER
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-10-31

Il 10 safe to say that there such stock Of Kid
Gloves in Philadelphia as here. We are sole rep
resentAtives Of the Jugia and Alexandra and Fos-
ter makes Of Kid Gloves.
JOHN WANAMAKER
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-10-31

T.-PERFUMERY AND TOILET ARrTCLEs

On our centre aisle are these two large cor-.s-
ColoEnes, Toilet Wsters S5aDs Rru-6es 'C.-s
&C A Splendid line OF French beriurnerr f-f. =,
eelVed direct from Paris. selected bv ou- t-rr
when abroad John WEEEu5EEFt
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-10-31
No. II.
-UPHOLS DEPARTMENT

A full stock Of Lace Curtains, brought by Amer
lean Line direct 20 us from the ST. Gall Svitrsr-
lHDd. shops, all the prevailing styles OF Curtain
Goods in Raw silks, Jute and Satteens, SC. Few
persons know how to furnish choaply and astefully
The head of this department has hxd large expe-
rience, and We cannot only supply the goods
cheaply, but give Ideas IN style and harmony with
furniture JOHN WANAMARER.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-10-31

EE-HoUsEFURNIsRLNG GOODS.

On the lower gallery, entered by broad stairs Al
Juniper OF Broad street entrance is the vast as
sortment Of supplies that delight housekespers-
everything wanted for kit hen service or house
keeping from the finest to medium goods, al hand.
JOHN WANAAAkER,
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-10-31

r. H-WHITE GOODS HAHBURG EDGEGS.
The latest prod uctiors In Swiss Goods Cambrics
NainGocks IN magnificent variety. The
things from the Hamburg looms received direct
from the makers This stock is complete and pop
ular because priees are so low.
JOHN WANAMAKER
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-10-31
No s.

Y.Y.-SILvERwARE AND CJTLthi.
Only the best makes kept that ~ csr t'I "
9 guarantee 20 give satisfaction. .,r.vrE
JOHN wASAEAA-N
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-10-31
No y


an grades Of Writing PapsrE ana E1rsI--H
SoFeltss IN Correspondence Cards Articles e.
fsrls In Ladies' Bags, Belts. Pocket Books a.
otncr ihncy articles. JOHN WANANAEEE
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-10-31
No. Il.
H.-HoSIERT AND UEDEEWFAR DTPART-
HEET

The large stock IN this Department would stock
q dozen ordinary stores. We sre compelled to carry
iarSe stock, because we keep full lines for Ladies'
Misses, Children and Gentlemen. No one comes
IN between US and the makers, the head Of this
Department goes direct to the French English
and lrish towns, where the goods made. and
often causes the goods 70 be made expressly for
We Ers lsrge and direct importers Of the Cart
wright & Warmers Goods.
JOHN wAEAMAKER
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-10-31
w-TOYs RAMFs s.
No Is

To pleAse the children. We keep geo -.t' .
Toys, Games, School Stationery, Sc. -,
JOHN NANEhAAEA
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-10-31
G-tJyENs BLANKETS. QUILTS. SC.

In this department We excel. The class Of goods
selected by our buyer. who goes abroad twice
to get goods direct from the lrish mRnuisctur
ers, has popularEed this department All kinds
of Housekeeping Dry Goods Of reliable makes In
immense assortment at reasonable and proper
prices. Our makes Of Linens are absolutely relia-
bic. We make specially in Blankets.
JOHN WANAmAKER.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-10-31
No So


Since art ueedleworE became e. f-shi'aA.-ss., =,
determined to establish az the Round C.--..' 80
headquarters for Crewel Patterns, -- SSr--f
vas. Zephyrs. Germantown and bci--- -
Cords, etc Everything needful t9r ~, ll...,-sEsa
hand craft may be had, and our skill h''s-
give ideas and models for copying -.,rrE
JOHN WANAl Ah--
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-10-31
No. Is.
E-SHAWLS.

We exhibit hne line OF fShAvls OF every dsscrip-
tion from real Indss for 500 down to the com on
Breakfast Shawl for 81 A beautiful variety OF the
medium grades in long snd square styles either
in plain subdued or high colorings
JOHN WANAMAEER
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-10-31

N.N.NN.-sPECIAL LCoUNTERFoR GENTS
EXTRA ZINE FURNISHING GOODS.


Innedately at Chestnut street entrance. with
only the nnest novelties In NecEWeRr, Scarfs Col
lars and Guns, &c. JOHN WANAMAHER.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-10-31

NJ o

LADIES' COMBS FANS, ORNAMENTS, &c.
This counter Is hllsd with little knick kneeks
suite BILE for presents. JOHN WANAhAhER.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-10-31
x.-MATs, RUGS, uILCLoTHs, ts
Y-CHINAAN AND GLASSWARE

A beautiful stock ~ prices oily Ell5SlL-S
great outlets Of goods. JOHN WANAhAAAA
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-10-31
No. 8.
E.-cLorHs. cAssEMEREs zND cLoAKIses.

. NHst III
This is An excellent section for Ladies', because
VIC buy largely of WOOlen Goods In the Clothing
Department that retail as low as any OF the
Wholesale stores sell besides, our long experiences
Eves US knowledge Of the wearing qualities Of goods
We sell no article simply because it will sell
piece OF goods must be intrinsicslly good Ladies
SscquelnEs and goods for Little Childrens Clothes
in great VARIETY JOHN WASANAKER.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-10-31


tY gives few slime ndnhLs
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Ne 81

Ne. 81.
R.-HUSLINS, TLASryEI.S AND uREss -.
mos.
Every good make or goods alwsvt On CRY ----.
ters st prices guaranteed 20 b. ths lowest S =,
nl!Ls put up their goods specially accord rv O. II
orders, 90 that We can recommend them ssrl.tfs-.
JOHN WANAEAEEE
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-10-31

EMOTIONS SMALL WARES, SUCH ASSEWISG
SILKS, BRAIDS, sc.
This would seem like unimportant Depart
nent but the nne assortment We keep equireS 2e
JOHN WANAMAKER.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-10-31


This Postal and Express Service, teadlae7 -
pies and Goods ali over The country. r lls.1 ~
Nlav. There is the sRue care with the is.-.--s s.
postal cards as ~ the psrsou Ordering l...s Z
the counter. memoranda IN hand, % I5..-1.--sH
person. We are Alss able 70 Oh o. oia'i
the day they are resolved
New-York tribune., 1879-04-29
COTTON MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL April 2Sl2:3O p. n-Cottou easier and rac
tionay cheaper: Mddng Uplands 6e18: Mtdhng Orleans
Gad Sales 5000 bales including 1000 bales for speculation
and export Receipts $4,000 bales including $4,000 bales
clause April delivery d0,Aur and May delivery ag
do NAV June delivery - adj also bH2Li 90 June ana
uy delivery Gla also 65rsd do July and August dev
ry6d also ca do August ana sept mOer deiyeryb'l
LIVERPOOL. April 2S-4 o. m.-Ihe sales Cotton to-day
included 5000 bales American Futures firm Cplands Low
livery 6s.d Nav June delivery 6sal; do Septen
Der am October delivery, % sd, also bios2d -, .
ArGCsIA April 2SCOttoI quiet ana nrnlj MdOlng IL so
&c: Addng. 1O7sc: Good Ordinary lOi2c; re-
CENTS 80 bales sales $50 bales.
iALIINOgF, April 2S.COtOn quiet; Ntdng II &c; Low
Niddhng Good Ordinary, 1O'4c; receipts 30
bales coastwIse ~ bales sales 100 Bales stock
BOSTON, Apul 2s-Cotton quiet; Mddng nsfc: Low
Niddng II &C: Good Ordinary lie, net receipts 1Oi
bglcs: gross, 2,2Gj bales; STOCK 4S25 bales
Aprl 2S.COtiOu quiet. Midulng llisdl ci
Low Nidng. llc. Good Ordinary, lOac net receipts. II
bales exports cOasse. 38i bales sales 100 baes stock
gO2I bales.
CIScfSNArI. April 2s-Cotton dull Middhng l. Sc. Low
lU3tc.: receipts 1917 bales;
shipments 32i bales; sales. SO bales stock 7J93 bales
GALVESTON Apnl 2SCOtt0n nominal; Aiddlng llci Low
Middlng 1850; Good Ordinary, Oasc net receipts, 81
NC5IIE April 2S-COtiOn quiet: MiddIng, llc; Low Mid
ding lO Sc Ordinary lO'c; receipts, 3S2 baesi
exports cOastwise 63 bales sales 900 bales socs oOJo
bales
Tog Nidflng lO7sc: Ordinary 1859; net receipts
l03i bales gross, l,lO1 bales; sales Z0OO bales: Stock
PHUApELpHIA April % Cotton quiet; Middlng. II Sci
low NIidunF C Good Ordinary IL sc net receipts, llo
bales: spiuners, 50 bales; STOCK 1917 bales
SAvASSAH AurI 23-Cotton quiet and firm; Middng
Mlddling, II Sc; Good Ordinary, lUS4c.i net
recciBts, 96G bales; stock, 1886 bales
New-York tribune., 1879-04-29

FLOUR ANp sI sna shade oslI9sG Srner
ssapS tGr @pifr e SSsss Sesr nqry odsrae
demand ssos l27o1 69s nsudng & LJG Se wSaS Sy
Extra, $ S maalv EXPORT 50 e5ds5 90 $500
including h $50 bbs Clear So 75ss4i 2aoo bbs Low *
lrs . ~ oV$nS soe NJ 50 sS later for chocc Winter
Wheat 1.45O bbls No 2. 81 25as3 % OF the saes
SSS sasernSo - 70 ass So Common 70 fsr Extra
Good ETTs western s. 90 ass 90 cSoee DO
ds6 75 Common TO Coco Extra Round HOOP ON ono - TgS
s. 1888 S5 Rye Mlxtre ss spasi Bakers Extra - 20
brands held higher 81 Lonis Common to tar Extra
T T 90 SSoss 5 Patent Winter Wheat Extra s. 5oss7 80
closing steady SOUTHERN FLOUR shade hrmer,
Gssf1is Rs Common Shpon' % 10 oce Extra 81 io@s sos
Faas e 6ogg 81 qfanF a Sp Sss SS SSo pb r
supertne s5as3 q. corn NEAL da. sales 800 bbls'
fsGr Meit9 fSs 'I b@er EXPORT demand
rS Trad en- speculative accoani sales IlIOoo bush
t6res 5000 bsh SPOT including Rejected Sgnng c2SoGo
" o. 6i%c UasTaSea splne 5ia97e No sgIing 09e
" ali the spring Wheat s50oo hnsll taken Tor export
N.Y. ! Ssas TG'g ne 30 = Rel Fl 81 ssl o9 steamer no. Red
81 III No Amber, ~ lOTGs II - 40. Red 2aOOe
sqSR Ssa Il 49, a5't tn9re r. Sd Wnta @ sS" @ %R
= ls iSGii E1gs o. W@!e i5s sPTqF Jn9s @.5Go
9niR 81 MS SSHes 96 9 'S1s bn.h & dong S s,As q 49,
6a = az ASKED 40 Iape $500 o%s5 GasR g. 9
Ampcri ai 4 May, soo6 bush & ia Closing 81 II
ed u asked No. WHIT 0oe HiGh igo - u q e9s,ns %
closing ~ i2li nd l3 iTm ;IaiT export
rnaud sales 5000 bush. delivery tins weeI,
G2c; quoted Gi Lc regular: iGO0O bush . Western
jGIoc. BARLEY and BARLEY MALT duli nominal
-. PEAS quiet .CORN-Markct pg ic better; mOlcr
ato eNpnrt demand fa business specua
tvo account sales 4.00o bush futures. ll2OoO ,ush
SPOT includine UnEradcd western Mixed 2'Gi3%c No.
r ii ILl0l2c: steamer Mixed. 4&0s34r.: No. ..
43aldi4c; Yellow Western 45iic.; Round Yellow sc;
old No . 45isc.; White, iG'satsc; Steiner Mixed.
April closing &c. bid i3i2c askri to- Eiay 2inOo bush.
4I4ai2Lc closing 42dr biz. f3c asked June i.3in.
bd i;c asked No Ap 5000 bush. 43 lc cosug 43aic.
ri Al De asked: do Nav $500 bush. 4 t7s cosirg
f.sTsC. asked; JuIe 2i,pri bush.
IIali ac closing a Hc bid - Sc asked OATS about
Toe better sales G9OOO bush In udng No p 81 G32 nc,
No White t3'i 5lc 80 MIN aukee,
2c Mixed Western. 81 p 1872 &c White
No. 2 Wbltc. May, 3c FEED steady 80 AMI 80 ~ Sl4D
-4 so; 20 D. Sl4 5UaS14 -; 100 %, %l4 ASl5; Rye
reed Sl5 shaIIs SiSG sI9 per tOu....-.BEANS quiet
New-York tribune., 1879-04-29
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

To Kansas Pacific Denver Extension Bondhoders :
The 81, ,053, ,93S3slOO now on deposit III United
States Trust Co. for arrearages of interest to bond
hdders amounting to $14202lOO per bond cannot
be paid until 1000 bonds have signed the bond
hlsslers agreement at the Trust Company.
The necessary legal steps can then be taken to Sc
cure immediate payment to hOndholders. II 1000
bonds have not signed By Friday next delay OF
thirty days will be OccasjoDed If that number
have signed by that day, the legal steps will DO
taken May and the money paid at once. About
800 bonds have signed, and to prevent delay
bOndholders are urged TO JON III the agreement at
once The Committee of Three.
LOUIS III. MEYER,
Chairman.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-29
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

r,vrRroot Anil 2s--Pork-Prime Mess Eastern, duh
AZ 81 Western duh ct AZ. Bacon 80 Cumberland cut
M 25 RID steady 26I Long Clear steady
2 short Clear steady 20 bd Hams-long Cut duh at
55l' shoulders dull at 20. Beef-lndia Mess dull at
iardIPrimo Western du! at Ss. Tsllow y Prime city
dnIl at J5. Turponune-Sprts, dull at 22I. R0sin
Connon dull 3D.; Fine steady nt 1864 Cheese-Amer
,can Choice duh 40 Lard on steady az 35 Rour-E1a
siat, anil al 23sd Wheat-Spung No 3, dull at 76di No
2 spring dul at sod New Western Winter dull at
a. Sew southern Winter steady at 93d. C0rD-Nov
Mixed steady at "A 2d. per ceD's; Old Mixed dull at
Al nd per GENITAL Cotton seed o-Yeiow Amencan steady
al 5g Common, at London, steady al 4 3d. Tur
Ien ne-aprlts. London. nrmer nj 223d Receipts OF
Waeat for tho week Atlantic ports 81 900 qrs Ia
New-York tribune., 1879-04-29
11ur srncK MARKErs-RY TELEaRAPH.

CHICAGO April 2s-HoGs- Receipts. 5000 head: shipments
$500 head market shade stronger Choice hta e. Gga
30 Light 80 GOds3 7O Mixed Packing uull st 70 aV@
closing steady.
% PRrceipts 3OOu head shipments, $500 hoad mar
he, strong shipping - 20gs5 % Feeders and sIoekers
a 2OaS3 40 Butchers Stock, S2dt5 90 .-.-.
SUREP-Heoeipts 400 head market dull ut 50 IOrs6,
ST LOUIS, April 2S-CATfLE-tluiet ana unchlnged not
,nnch doin0 Receipts head shipments l2O head.
HoGs-iiigher Rough Heavy 81 SOgS3 aO smooth Heavy
bOas3 g5 Workers BaumoIes - iOGs3 Oo he.eipts
s4OO head shipments l,3OO head - o,,- 8, No.,
rIFRP-Soany, with good demlndi Good 70 Sheee 81 =
dsI 75 Fancy ~ so 50 10. Receipts 800 head ship
me IA.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-29

cred before trade fairly active sale. SATURDAY
MAY ii.6S June, lsi July IIeg september II LIZ ~,
s3 December 1884 total 200 bales second S SaI NJ
Aprl ii 81; ist 1877 June lls5 July. l202i
August i2l6 october i227 total 1900 bales Tnra
August l22 Segtember ~ 1lSs d 0G9DeT Go baS!' S'
Also to-day April l5sd1l 81 May. 1lb9all 90 June
II 77Glls7 July lL94al2 O4 August l209dl2l9 sep
tember ,7edl 81 October 11.lS1l130 November,
81 diO9i total bS6UO bales total $1,000 bales
New-York tribune., 1879-04-29
F17PopFAy FINANCIAL MARKETS

LONDON April 1890 Dm.-ConsO 9sS efor money 98nie
for US bonds four and hall cents 1897
New fves lO5ia Railway shares. 27is NewJeTsey
Central consols 9Oo Pennsylvania Central 374; NewJer
sey Central, 46
LONDON. Apr 2s-4 d. nl.-The amount Of bullion gone
into the Bank balance tOav $4,000 Paris
adYce quote per ll5 francs I72 centes
or
IOSDON Apui 29-i:lb pm-ConsOs 0Ss,a mOnev e97s
for the account bonds four and ai cents l09
New ves lO5as Frie Raj shares preferred 50L New
Cetral conso 80 Pennsylvania Central S7s Read
ing Railroad 1874
times checks
New-York tribune., 1879-04-29
THE MARKETS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
MONDAY, April %. 1879.

MONDAY, April 2S 1879.
ASHES-In small sale but steady.
COFFEt-IiD quiet and rather weak Ordinary 10 Primo
careoes lOstdlAsc; sales CITY Of mo
40 bags making Of Brazil here s64l bags
Mid grades quiet unchanged; java 23O25c; haracalDo
IL i26l6 go; Laguay "a, Il 7l5c.
COTlON-SpOi dali and unchanged. Sales $50
55 saturday oyenng including 425 for spinning 2
speculation delivered 600 bales Receipts
ports today 4.C20 bales against lO0li this day last
last tveaf
New-York tribune., 1879-04-29

Tennessee per cents, new, and new series sold
at 30 Other State bonds were neglected.
In railroad bonds, large business was donc III
Erie gold consols at 109010Qls, second consoLS at
73I2a 7sa 1895 and funded 5s 40 7oalSas
Jersey Central consos were firm at SS55sgl
convertibles at SSH, adjustments at 1929
and iehigh consols at 53l2. Michigan Cen
trail Is continue strong at lis, the 6a. n5sts
of Burlington and Cedar Rapids advancing TO Io4;
Northwest gold bonds rose to / l2I, and 1t; fauI
sinking funds to 1OG. Missouri Kansas ana texas
rSs yielded to 62$i, c., c. aud l. {; firStS to 6oi
and seconds to 2s. Metropolitan Elevated bonus
were hIluer at III, and Canada Southern hrsts a'
Sl3i.
Money was in good supply to-day, lending at
about ! on call on mixed collateral ana Zdo on
United States bonds. discounts are slow at at "a
o. and rates OF domestic exchange as last quoted.
The United States Treasurer at Washington to-day
received TJ3OOJ0 in National bank notes i0I re-
demption. he customs receipts were SitO'UUO'
and the internal revenue receipts Sj1I,OOO. lHe
following is the Clearinghouse statement today ::
Currency exchanges, $76,929,32S; currency bai-
anceS, $3,921 ,471.
Commercial bills are scarce, and a considerable
amount of per cents IS going to London ~ the
form of remittances. Hence the dulness and lack
of strength in the foreign exchanges. We annex
r.V,tt H.f.t ftAFaA
New-York tribune., 1879-04-29
Total sales for the dav.
- rn,crs or puIIAnELrHIA STOCKS
q OF MINING STOCKS.
SATURDAY. To-day.

Business in Government bonds at the Board was
very much res ,rcted. the total sales covering T2O
600 each of los 6s of 1881 and currency Os.
But the large dealers report active demand i9r
the new Is and the quotation is advanced 10 lol1
N IOI 7 although we hear of no sales at the outside
fpures Annexed are the closing quotations:
New-York tribune., 1879-04-29

cc ports 10000 ars other $500 qrs Corn
$4,000 ars 90. o.,
LIVERPOOL April 23-12:3O mBacon 20 per cw,, Iur
Long clear mdes and 2d for Clear Middles PORK
AZ 8d per bbl FOR PRIME Mess rallow. 35f Der cwt
LoNDoN 2S-4 m.-Cacutta LiDseet oil lf1ltd psi
qr. Refined Petroleum SisGsLd per gal Linseed oh
1875 l0 995 15f per ton o.,,,
ANTwRRP April 2S.-Iard closed NJ 2nA hJns Der ~ klD
BREMEN April 2S-Iard closed at 3G4 MARKS per ITO b
New-York tribune., 1879-04-29
Buslness Chances.


business CHANCE in the WEST-At
ID Omaha Neb.IAve ock and feed trade largo fac;ies
An yaring mill carloads of feed made
day local good smppng demand for feed aud 1--we
stock wanted man with moderate amount OF money
and become Interested la this business with av,r
business safe sure OF good profit rpi sale for
duet OF mill.
Address h. A HALL. Opahs, Neb or
CHAS. N. HALL, 3 Dey-s., y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-29

IL SHIP CANAL RAILWAY
aud
IRON COMPANY

STOCK AT AUCTION
order OF the Comptroller " the Currency and the United
STATES Tor the District
OF the Ocean National Bank viii sell pubic
auction Exchange SalcsIOOm Ill Broadway. ia the
CITY New the S0h day Of April 1873 AZ II O'Clock
m byl6 shares OF the capital stock OF the Lake superior
ship Canal Railway and Iron Company the value being
hundred dollars per sharel The hight To withdraw sal
thereof from SALE satisfactory bid
not obtained, Is reserved THEo. VI. DAVIS Receiver
II Naaaau-s st NeN Nurk
New-York tribune., 1879-04-29

CT. JOSEPH and PACIFIC, Kansas and Ne
- RailIOad 5t joseph aud Denver faty Railroad
reorganzedI Securities bought aud sold by H. NJ RAVEN
Co, No. Broad. ST., rUon 3.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-29

The following were the receipts and shipments at
and from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day, re-
ported by telegraph:
Receipts. Shipments.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-29
GAS STOCKS.

{ JAS SToUhS'
All NewYor and Brooklyn Gas Stocks and also all kind
of BROOKLYN Investment securities. dealt IN by -
GEO. II. PRENTIS>, 2I BROAD-ST, ~ Y.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-29
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Rtrer. Vessels and RdiirOr!s
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
For THE WEEK ENDING MONDAY. April %, 1879.
RECEIPTS.

Beeves Cows Calves. sheopsni Lambs SWINE
5000 4G 4i33 23.0O5 205S2
These sod at the following pgces
, 1879-01-08

rig wanted by the po1Ecc, A young man giving
the name OF ucorne Hrorn. giving his residence
q. M. lis Jcffcrsn,i street, engaged It At y
oeluek i" .le aitetnGq,', ana t"k & + "a ot T., !,
nutubcr rueutInne,l, but has fonna no trace Ut
f;r.,ryo Brown. The de.cripti III corresponds
ct,,se4y tv uno nf the tws, Younger tl,cypa, anu
The polire arc of The opinion that tt.cy llave
clcw at lust.
ssFE-ntow.No.
paii yisit to Woustock, and, niter furcihly CD
fcrfng tho store Of j. G. Choate proceeded In
deliberate and sklliul manner to blow open ths
snfc. They helped themselves to $:e2:1 in cash,
q silyer watch. and ,otnc roi,i aud silver coins,
agGrcgattnR IN all about s',00. The leader OF
.cscrIbed as Of about Is years OF age, medium
hight md build, With dark hair, eyes, and
mnstache.
Auutt,rs delegation Of Chicano crooks pafd
vit ~ t.tsfr and gut away with about $50 cash
from resident there.
TIT Vest t.asc and Twelfth Street roiice
Stations are rlva!s with the latter slightly ahead
OF burglars carried away tho front windows,
sash and Ill. Of john {tr,tJln's coal Office,
at No. S70 ElAtstcd atreet, and thcn broko
open tho sa1u By halterinE OF tho combination
lick with sledge-hammacr. They faBsacked
all the bo3ks an.I papers Hnu left them strewn
very good reason there wns nouo there. Moth
tue was fund of sufficient yn1ue to carry hway.
The lumher ufIlce OF T. Stevens, No. m4 iIal-
stcd strcet, was visited, proLably By tho samo
gang. Ths door was completely sInnslIed Ia,
and tho combination Of tho safe broken
but tloy did not succeed In opening
Tho door, anl consequently got uu plumber.
The front donr and aide window of the Amert-
can Boiler CoEnpnny's Office, at No. O01 Hastct