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The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-09-11

Tbs excursion steamer Alaska, Of the Detroit
and Put-in-Bay line, on Lake Eric, exploded
her boiler last Friday, instantly killing four
men and seriously ~scalding eight others. The
steamer City Of Detroit was within a short
distance, and went to her assistance.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-09-11

A HIppoPoTAMUs which escaped from
o menagerie at Rochester, a few nights
ago, was subsequently found standing
in the water some miles off, fast asleep.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-09-11
Lxnehed in Kentuckx.

Willis jackson, a negro twenty-five years
old, was lynched in Boone county, KY, last
Friday, for committing tho prevailing crime"
upon q young girl, fifteen years old, named
Ella Kearney.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-09-11

Over a thousand silk operatives have arrived
at Paterson, N. j., during the past year, and
IT is said there are many more on their way
from England, France and Germany.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-09-11
al.a7a.s pronl. I'm 30 Dave.

What $40 has done in Wall street by legiti-
mate stock speculations. Pamphlets contain
ing two unerring rules for success mailed free
to any person upon application.
Address, A. SIMPSON d co.
" Exchange Place, New York,
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-09-11

BE on good terms with your own soul.
and treat your body with all the respect
and reverence that are due the temple
| of the soul.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-09-11
OpposInE HIs 1IarrIare.

The Spanish government seriously opposes
the marriage of King Alfonso to the Arch
duchess Marie, Of Austria.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-09-11

sur,esfpF S6H ff the Musical RECORD, and receive
weekly all the newsi and plsntly of good music, for
sf f. Rs y Roprs, 4 charming new Sunday
School Song Book.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-09-11

CouaHs AND CoEpsi-Those who are suffer-
ing from Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Sore
Throat, &C., should try "BRowN's Bgc-eHIAI
TRocHEs." rs cents q box.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-09-11
g. Loui. A-ri.tocrats Loslns Their Minds

The pedestrian fever has at last reached st.
Louis, and now all the aristocrats of the city
are preparing numerous rings for social matches.
Truly, this is a natisn Of tramps.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-09-11

TTHr reason Why iasdicai Practitioners do not
hesitate to prescribe DIR. +. Wi1hofts Antis
Periodic or Fever and Ague Tonic is as follows!
Messrs. Wheelock, Finlay 4 Co., Of New Or
leans, its proprietors, have published its COM
POSITION, and physicians have approved it be-
taHse II e~oftdiibs. 10 dangerous drug and be-
cause it invariably Proves saccessfsli Its for
sale by all Druggists:
Agotr organs; this fact IS concIusive Masefi
4 Haiifr Organs. have taken the highest
honors at every Worlds Exhibition for t,eeire
years; and no other American Organ has taken
the highest award at any such.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-09-11
1t,ys tie Och.
The Chlcnno Expo.itlon.

The seventh Iater-State Industrial EXPOSE
ton Of Chicago opened on the Sd inst, with the
most dattsring promises Of success.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-09-11

The new 50 cts. edition II f~isisrf0fx, complete sells
finely, and FatinitIa 10. 90. sorcefst tetsoG3 frixi BY
Jury $50 cts are in constant demand.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-09-11

LYos's Patent Heel Stiffeners keep boots
and shoes from trimming over. Sold by shoe
and hardware dealers:
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-09-11

MIsERs, as a class, must have very
poor memories. They are forgetting,
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-09-11
gMEpSON'S rdcAI, METHOD,

FurRsox. ALSO is q valuable new ECot for. Voice
Training, Containing all the essentials Of study, PferfI q
exercises, and plain explanations, and costing mucn isea
tran The larger works on the same subject.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-09-11

.LUught Weston could Lot have been in ram
ing and conference at the sams time.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-09-11

The following cable special to the New York
Herald regarding the Swedish Expedition is
an interesting bit of news;
YOKOHAMA, JAPAN, September 4.--The swed-
ish exploring steamer Vega, belonging to the
Nordenskjold Expedition, arrived at this point
last evening, having successfully accomplished
the Northeast Passage. The health of the en-.
tire ships company is excellent. I have just
seen Professor Nordenskjold, who says that
during the latter part of February he sent a
letter to DR.. o. Dickson, of Gothenburg, from
the winter quarters of the Vega, but he has no
intimation that his patron has received
it. Tho Professor says: We sailed from
Gothenburg on July A, 1878, and q few
days sail brought us to Tromsoe, q Nor.
wegian post on an island Of the same name,
whore our outfit Of furs and necessaries for the
high latitudea was completed. Here we were
joined by the companion steamer, the Lena, on
July rs. Both vessels sailed from Tromsoe,
and passed through the Yugor Strait, south Of
Nova Zembia, on August 5. There was not a
particle of ice to be seen between Waigaitsch,
Vaigatz, . Russian island, and tho continent.
The Kara Sea, hitherto dreaded by all sailors
In the Arctic regions, was equally FREQ from ice,
and anchor was cast at Port Dixon, near the
mouth Of the Yenesei. on August 9.
Fated Memphis.
The quarantine anaconda has made another
twist in its tail, which effectually crushcs -
that ras left of Memphis commerce, beside.
rendering the planters adjacent to Memphis
poHerless to get their cotton to market SO as Il
get supplies for their families and those depend.
entSSpon Them. 1t is an order issued by DR.
Plunkett, President of the State Board o
Health, prohibiting the ginning Of cotton TO
shipment to other markets. DR.. Plunkett say,
the order is based upon the decision that yellow
fever germs will be baled up in the lint cotton
to be spread in communities where the cot
ton bales are reopcned for manufac
turing purposes. The order has excited genera
Indignation, and a petition is in circulation
and is being numerously signed, setting fortl
the necessity of baling the cotton as rapidly a
it can be taken from the fields, as the farmer
are in need Of the proceeds of tho first bale
that can be got to market, and urging the re
scinding Of the arbitrary order. Tho quaran
tine authorities are also enforcing closer re
strictions, forbidding ingress and egress to o
from the city limits. In a word, they are in
beleaguered city where the prevailing plague i
more distressful than the most destructive mis-
siles of an army of investment. Truly, Mem
phis is doomed.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-09-11

The last Legislature was composed as follows:
Ioint
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-09-11
PubIIc nebt sfatemcnf.

WASHINGTON, Sept. THE following Is the pub
lie debt statement for the month ending August 80,
1870,
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-09-11
Ths tiaiirerni. i,l..ii.s,

tut NepfetnValVet IN ConRreS5 the vote at q
election In 1876 was as follows;
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-09-11

CHEW Jackson's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-19

Low Middline eac Good Ordinary. DC; net receipts 80
bales 266 bales sales. 300 bales s"ck
1859 bales.
GALVESTON March is.-Cotton strong; MddliDe, &c;
Low MIddng 0sc Good Ordinary. So net receipts SOB
ba exports coastwise 1885 1852 bales stocS
1855
NEwPurs March IS.-CottOn strong M'dInc. Si2c. rc-
ceIDs 278 bales Shipments 1880 bales; sales 2oOO bes
stock. Sc, @5l bales. ~ 81. 49,
MOBILE March lSCotton quiet firm Middllng. So Low
aiddlug 9is ORDINARY S7sc net recsDts ~ Da -;
the Continent 800 bales cOastwlse fb2 Daes
sales. 1000 Oafes X. 3j,2lS bales
NRwDRIEANs. March lS-COton firm, held higher; Mld-
ding g2c Middnng gac Good Ordinary, De; net re-
cepts 22ls bales gross. 242j bales sales 1000 bales
stock 25'i249 bales. ~ 60
PHILADELPHIA March Is -Cotton firm; hiddling, loc;
Mddlng. 9asc. GOot Ordinary. &c gross recei-:
2G9 bales: exports Great Briain 800 bales sales 4Z3
bales 10 spinnrr-: sfOck 8OSS bales.
SAVANNAH March Is-totiou dr;n Mddhng 9pe. Low
Mdd'nE GIG. Go,d Ordinary 3asc net receipts. III
bales; sales. SEQ bales stOck. S.032 bales .
LOUIS, Marc 10 -t0tt0n firm higher; Mddine, Dig:
Mding, Good Ordinary. ShHc.: receipts. LIS
shipments 100 bales sales $40 bales stock 26573
bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-19
Do. Hubbard. So 50d4 90
IHTIlps RIIsEll
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL. March 1S-Pork-Primc Mess Eastern steady
80, Western STEADY at 49, Bacon-CnnDorl1nd Cul
scay OF Rib steady at 2S Long Clear stUay 81
27I; Short Clear drmer 1t = sd iams-Long Cut nmrl
3g shoulders steady at D. Boei-lnda Mess STE,
rs Extra Mess hrmer AZ ST. Prime Mess steady Al ~
Iard-Pr1mo Western IT ady A. 3 9d IalOw-Plmt, ny
se1dv at Turpentu-Spiris steady az - I'D R0siH
rmcr ~ 4Gd; Fine steady al lO6d Chess Amer
lean Ch0icp duh AZ 49, L9rd oil Dun at 49, Flour Strf
state dull 2I Wheat-Sprrg. No 3, steady at y; No.
Spring none the market New Western Winter STEADY
az "a. southern Winter steady at ID. Corn-NeN
Mixed. dun 4GL per Genital Old Mixed dun al
NJ, ner Genital seed OILY Glow Amercan. steady
% sd. Roam Common At London steady at Sd IuF
pentinc-S irts AZ London steady at - ID
LtylRIOOI, March ls-l2::u D. bacon, q per cwt fo
Tcng Clear Mindless. and q for short Lear Mdde-. Lar
~ 3D. per American Beef 7l07l6d per fierce tO
Primo Mess
-VFRPOO. March 1S-l:3r D. m.Brc1dsufS qul" n a m
The receipts OF Wheat Tor the past three DAYS Were
lO1,t ceutaS American. III
market for Yarns Manchester Is firm ad
vance f. demanded, VIII, n ayers refuse.
LONDON March lS-4 D. M Calcutta Iinse6d, fSJd.
40 per ar. TallOw. 10 3D. pcr cwt.
ANTwFRP March lSPofOleum, 22i2 francs for fine pa'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-19

and Pcklock 35a37qc.; Xxx. 3Sa35c; X 33934c No 80
a35c No 2. 3ld3Sc: Common 20 :IOc Combin "a d39c;
New York, Michigan, Indiana and WsconsnXX. 2S0 SIC
X. 2seSici No. l. 2 GSse.; No. p IN soc; Com;
mon 26d2Sc.; CombIng, 33d37c Iowa Vermont and
Iinols-X and Xxx. 2s930c.: No. |. 30d33o. >;
No. . 27a2sc; Combing S363Gc Missouri Kentucky and
Tennessee, Washed Fleece d33e. Unwashei II ece,
lsd2ic. Unwashed Combing, 22a25c. Tub WASHED
WuOl-ChOice. "a d3sc Fair, 2H032c. Inferior and
Bury. 81 csc Pulled Woo New.York City
Extra Pulled, 30d32o Super Pulled 320Soc.
Lambs Pulled 3Dd{c. Western Snper and Extra 27a2lc
County Extra Pulled 3O0a3c super Pulled 1896 Lambs
uled 2Sd3lc Territory WOOls-FiDo. lGG22c; Meum, 10
G2lc Coarse l2Gl5c; Lambs, l3dl7c.: flack. 12dl4c
OREGON aud Southern States-Uuwa%hed Clothing
quality, ?OH2Sc Combng 23d26c California-SIriug CID
Fine. 20d23c Medium 2Oa24c Low Grades and Bury, Is
l6c FAN Clip l. l2d l7c Low Grades and BURY, ga I3c
TeNas-Fine Eastern Fall Choice l9d2lc average 6G2lc.
Medium Eastern, Fall Choce zoo lc average d22c Fine
Western. Choice. lGUlSc; l5dlSc. Medium W est
ern, choice lGd Be- average, ljd1Sc Improved Mexican
Choice 49, Ice; average l2G Ice: Mexican Choice 49,
l4c average l20l4c. Foreign Woods Cape OF Good Hope
27dOc BuenOs Ayres Merno and Mestiza 81 d28c; Mon
tevideo MeruO and Me,iza, % Soc Australian Clothing
80 dJSc. Australian COmbng, 37d40c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-19
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE,
Per North Rlper. Vessels and Railroads
Moroh IG-C
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
IIrcnAX March I Y


,,AsHEs-steadv ana in moderate sale Pots 44o1c'
iBiEiiEfSW&X-Agaln dun and unchanged Western and
BROOM C0RI-Prme short grades in demand and firm,
others quiet Brush and short Broom per b fc Com
to food al 90 HUI Good 10 CHoice 312aA ac; Com
" BrILbING MATERIAis-BricSs have good demand,
moderate supply. good demand and firm. lah IN better
supply less active ana barrel steady LINE in better soGt
iormly steady Ggurs sales ere ampe We quot hriess
Long ''' Island $ 5oa$5 75 Staten Island, 50 3
fESG I02 s5Gas2s S" Trenton "a $50
sicf on T na Para SGd S on FTons
PET sG T. rST ~ s2ySr
land Common soc; Building 9oc; state: 75c for Com
9" spruce SS o gG 90 for kaSSd% possibly s
for for se ee9 %fe Pine a 5og5 per ior
India Shipping boards. sic 5Oas2 Tor sonth American
sound and Timber to order at $50 per yellow Pine;
Random carsoes a. about - VI or IA prS 40
do cargoes at the sl9asl4 5Opcr NJ; Hewn
Timber = j0gsll Nails ary active and hrm at " ~
iP " 10 Woierate sale and steady; Sperm &c per
10; do Pdt,n 3sc Admantinc u TO 10 ounces li@I1c'
oiY|Moderlteiy active; English. German.
less weak particularly Anthracite the demands for which
were supplied by ns recent auction saies yeip'o hGnse
50 75ds3 English 4cSi % Provincial, sias4 90
Wc.t Virpis do IS IS Cumberland Broadtop ana Clear
fed 81 asa Anthracite - 75ot3 20 by the cargo &c.
aquL l9a2lc; Caracas 2OG2Sc ST. Domingo lSc Mara
caibO. 2Sd32C. ., 90 .,o, ..
receipts SINCE 2497 bags sales 2@05 hags stock OF
frsth 1920 savannah 1000
bags baltimore 4g5 York o. %2 bags total
l35Sl7 III second hands: Ba uinore, 2sO9O
bags do. New York 1l3Gi9 bags total l4|.1l5 bags
total stock 1889 ahO4t and loading Tor Cno States 10
February o. $40 bags rclared for Jnttd states TO
MARCEL Is % 900 SantO) 100000 bags total visible supply
asa O34 bags delivered warehouse during the week
Baltimore B. i2l bags do, NcwYor, 40, 80 bags Quota
tons; Ordinary carROcs. lOaiC: Fair, l3c Good, l4c
Prime, Il +c.; Santos. Fair to Good, lS'2a llc. 10
cav the market Tu particularly Tor the lower grades
business was moderate, including LOO bass Rio eN berlin y
LOLA cx "LeIers," AMI al Baltimore 1000 ex GarnONdeA
private terms Mild grades Gcauiu Ohbng sale only, but
steady Java, 2302j Maracafo, lZ2Gl1c Laguayfd
Il 5l2C
COOPERAGE STOCK-Less active, but firm. We qnote
NOasses onEs 32inch with Heads 81 81 10 sugar
Sho"G win leads 81 inch - 25d42 80; 3Gnch ~ 40a
81 To- shocks, 6JC. Rum Shocks - IOd - IJ ripe
shoots 80 5O6+7 Empty H"gshelds, 81 15df2 Hoops,
Ia feet Ordinary to Prime, S3OdS@4 - feet s2j0T26.
CORDAGIr-OnlV in iOOhDg sale al steady prices.
COITON-Tla market continued the buOyauCy nocd for
several DAYS past spots llsc higher eatsl'1 bales
home and
n tor speculation delivered contract 900 bales Receipts
ports day. 4j3 bales corresponding date aS week
l4~~7 last l644l SINCE september !, 4,ollo3 ;
spondng per last season. 31OO2 bales Advanced
Quotations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-19

6i.r; saies 100 ties Ch6ce. csc
SIGAR-Raw grades slightly active at barely
R,hnng Ga Lsc. PRIME. 90 6',c; Cenriura b'IG ~;
sacs 80 hhds Mcado private term. and Loo hhds Mus
Rem ii moderately active al prices
standard "a .0Sisc: Powdered, S4c Grauula1sd osG
She. Crushed -, as -. Cut Loaf. b
TALLOW-Strddy sales 10000 ~, biiat'Isc.
TEA There gOOd steady tone =" this marart though
The movement the moment IS rather mode iaic. ,
TOBACCO Keu,u Ky 7 b3ccO quiet sales for The
past three days ony 200 hhds prices unchanged; Lugs
cases s-7 crop Tennsvlvni l0T Sc 80 do do New Eng
Iand and 80 DO sundres az sGlOc also 200 bales
Havana az SSc al 10 90
lWHisKFY-shade easier; sales. 1873 bb-. 81 06l; 80
OWHHLTBoSE In obbing sale and steady Arctic. 80
WOOI.-A semi monthly circular In view OF the IN
fOr character OF the buk 81 The Woods now offered III tnr
yrnn markets would be fair 20 class the MARKET a. nim
and the dc and few choice parcels % nnr Wool arr
s offered sale but stocks Of Medium and Coarse net's
are nearly cleaned and consequence are IN aeVe
strong demand. and are handled more hbeIalg
by buyers in their selections Tor slap e e;
California Woos have continued IN strong request %
the there bat little stock Tor sac on ,e
market buvers beginning look toward san frahcsco
but appear o. be any Wen settled lae a. W
what when the chip goes Into thar market lehs
WOs have moderately during the month the inquiry
has been mainly for the best offerings anu ue
Slightly reduced stock hand to-day is natur1ly inferior
oregon been in good request during the nh n
aud stocks have much reduced there Is but hte on
tory Woods are in very light supply: The t., peu ,t
lots OF Cothug were disposed OF early N VIC
month htlerly the inquiry for Low Woods has
Lake and GeOrgis-TheTe l. scarcely any In the market
Foreign WOOls-Ihere has been mohsI4n r usm NAM
Of unusually light aud there no immediate prosper
of It's be ng augmented by fresh arrivals Adtess
London show gloomy state OF analr, ann i,u ,
WHICH W. trust about emerging ~ Auerra We quot
Domestic Fieeces-Ohio Pennsylvania ana NIsiha-AAA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-19

3bdAOc, Retail, Grades eOa7Oc; Medium 4bd55c; Glover
and Salt 25 035c strawFor Long Rye 45e55c; short TO-
bd4Oc.: Dat, 80 94Oc., cash.
HEMP etcNO sales reported but all values remain
steady Jute Butts. 2G2Lo latter times Manila Hemp
6d6lgc: sisal do, 4i2c; Jute ~ al I2c.
HIDESoC ontnued quiet and barely seady bu enc
Rio Grande II i2c Orinoco II c California pc
Central American, 15dl6c; Maamoras l5dlbci vera YER.
Cruz 14d1i @c.: TampicO 132dlii2c.; BOeOta l4H
162c MaIscaiho l2FGlSc; Bahia l22dlSc Pue'i p "a
belO Jaguayra, 1Idl4L c.: Caracas l4dl0Ci faya
l2L,dlSc Campeachy. l3Gl4c; Tobasco. 12dl4c g9id
Dry Sailed Texas l2dl3c: City Slaughter OK f4@' S''
do Cow. Che. ,,.
HOPs-Fne grades with the export demands whol
confined to these qualities all others quiet, and quite @
nal; Nev Works. p, 5d lac. Eastern 6Gl W..
OGi0c; learlngs, 3d5c Odds all growth Z4oc'' IA
cI1c Coast Hops, 1901 a..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-19
COTTON MARX ETs.

LIVERPOOL March lS-l23O p m1There Is fair bust.
ness In Cotton previous prices Middlng tpands, bl;
Middlng Orleans 5s sales. 5000 bales including 1000
bales for speculation and export ReceptA 2O5OO eaoA In
Guiding $4,000 bales American. Futures opened hrmer
buyers last nights prices Upands Low Middlns clause
March delivery 5H, March and AUrtl delivery, 0hsd
do apr and May delivery 5sd do May ana June deliv
ery 6esd aso 5sisd do June and Jny delivery 5d also
5isd do July August delivery, 6sd do, August ana
september deivery. 6nIsd FUTURES are now weak
iYRRPOOi. March lS-4 m-Ihe sales OF Cotton today
Included g. 300 bales American. - -
BALTnoRs, March la-COiton firm: Middlng &c; Low
MddlIng 91c Good Ordinary gi4c net receipts 2l3 bales
gross 2S5 bales exports 10 Great Britain 800 bales coast
WISE rs bales sales $40 bales last evening" 800 bales
CaARLEoTos, March lS.-cotton armsr; Middng we.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-19

s7as7s,. while Erie, with larger transactions,
SSacI;Ded from 25ss TO 247s, and Canada Southern
Seci;ned from 61l4061$ to 60l2 and rallied to 81.
r. C. and c. l. in a small way sold at 43l2d 434.
The Hannibal and st. Joseph stocks were scarcely as
En FL usnal degree of attention. but were somewhat
;srrrUegnlar In their movements Wabash declined
per cent to 1884, rallied to 1898, and ended at ~.
1n"stern ITnion on dull movement, sold at 1O4l2
NNf0fd IOlls and Pacific Mail at 127sG12l2.
There was not a rumOr during the day TO disturb
tbc market or the luctuation OF the smallest
tracfiop, hut the market closed weak.
RANGE or STOCK MAKKEr
bsreDortcd by TIE cold and stock TELEGRAPH Company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-19
financial.

CHICAGO AND ALTON RAILROAD co. SECRsrARYs oPncR.
CHICAGO March II. 1879.
NNUAL MEErING.-Ihe stockholders and
~ voting bondlO the CHICAGO and ALTON RAIL
ROAD COMPANY are hereby notified that the ANNUAL
MEETING OF said for the election 81 three directors
three aid transaction Of such other business ~
viii be held at the COmpanys Offices in
CHICAGO. illiDOs or MONDAY, the 7TH day OF ARID
next at 40 O'Clock The transfer books wi be closed at
OF business hours the 2l Inst aud TrOpoued On
the SIN day Of April next W. VI. LARABEE, Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-19
FIATNHN
-. Sbla Low Mlddling. .........


strict Good Ordinary Slls Miding .-........... @bs
advanced as points for this crop and for the
next owing and speculative orders h0n the
South "a Is evening lI.lUu bales. To-day
CaI-March, n II, goth $50 ApriL
1908: Nav 1911 10 %: Jun iu37. 1886, August 1897
scptoiaief 1888 1899; October lOI7; November 10,
1901 1902 December 10, 1901 total S40u bales Second
Call-Aprl' zoos, 1909 May, 1922 l02G; June lO42
July lU45 August. 1901 SeutemOer 1874; October,
1913 total 300 bales Third Cal-April 1903. l".n4
Nav 1923 June. lO.,0 July. 1852 August 1000; sep
TENDER Iu.45 November, lUO6; DocembcI lOO3: total.
9 900 bales Also March g070 1908 ApEl, !"O2alo10i
NAV lO2OdlO2S; June 10 36GlO46; July. lO.4Sd 1896;
August. lO07alOG3; seP,emoer l94idlO4G. October,
lO16a101S; November, lOO20lOU5; December, low
grand total ll2oOO bales Futures closed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-19

Receipts for the week 1595y pkg last week 1919 pkgs
pOu1Ug last year. 1l3CS ikc exports for the
wce., 1902 pkgs time last 242S pkGS The mar
kct except for Fine IVES Creamery and New state
Daiv Is extremely dull. and pr.ces are weak.
The supply OF ncO-naLc Butter increasing
slowly Thar NJ really Prime quality sells readily &20
pie. low grades drag heavily and accumulaing as
also all low grades OF Fali Winter On these
OF quality goods concessions have been made, and SIDES
men rarely let buyers wnen they reasonably
TO the asking price The short supply Of
Western Creamery firm 29c for the
finest lots Poor Western Factory j. selling to German ship
pers at 507c; ukgs sold today those Thus
Tar in The week shippers wants be, fw nearly
all receivers predict night trade during the week from that
moi
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON. March lS-l2S0 DmUs bonds Ne" hves tOo %
NeWJeTsey Central cOnsOls. $50 NeWIesey Cehual o1
The Of discount for three months bills ~ ts open %
l. per cent which per cent below the BANK Oh EDs'
land
LONDON March l8-4 m.U =. bonds four ana mn per
cent? lO7 hves iO6as NewJersey Central, 3o ead
quote hye per cent ohts ht
ll3 francs 81 u centimes Tor the account - III,
LONDON March lS-4SID The amount OF buhon "nn
GFwn from England ON balance t0nAiisSo@OoV
LONDON March IS-SVer quOter at 49led Der ounce
PAKI, March l8-Exchange London Is francs ~ cen
times IOI checks
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LIyE POULTRY.


Exports Of Potatoes 3245 bbls.; OF Onions, l6
pkrs The Vegetable market with the eXcep
non SGuashes and Tile easier No fresh arrival
from Rernuda but there Old lots still Offering
quotations. Asparagus from Charleston Is sci ing az
per bunch 10 Sl2 dozen. few crates Of For
Peas ard receivers report SLOW sale
IS per bush. crate. Quotations:
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=
Eleven "a live Poultry YESTERDAY which rather
ked the market and cused dull trade Most oi tue
receipts hch selling al 9Glrc for state ana
Jersey and sa9c for southern Western Geese run
ming poor shippers hal better not send many more
Isc. but fresh killed stock can hardly be onoied
that nigh Duck- firm and higher. chickens
and Fowls have ruled dull but doing tre better
The bul the arrivals Pigeons not payg freight
They are comlnr Southwestern Missouri, ami are stale
order by the time they get here some lots were
coscl ont at II DrT bb while others Oial loss.
Ducks are extremely dull and somewhat unsettled large
shnre aIe OF sell low. QuOtltiOns:
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DRESSED MEAN


Of salt and cured: Bacon, 2S,522 boxes Beef
$50 bbls. Pork 9Si cs, 1880 bbs AMI sO7 half bbls
Lard b,747 bbs and 1853 small pkga 1alow 215
boxes G26 rkgs and 30l bbs Under the influence OF
lighter supply the for Beet Is strong and Prime CITY
sell al SIC Sheen remain about the same
Calves rmer but not quotabe higher ogs are also
ire better Pork Tend Tloins selling fr &C.
according 10 quality stock has accumulated and many