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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-04
LOCAL MATTERS.

rsrpcH NoTES.-At the Monumental
.,,,rrh on sunday morning FIVE candidates
Uers baptized. The pastor read the service
and administered the Holy Communion In
,hs morning. but there was no sermon. He
n,rrrsched in the afternoon to a very large
congregation.
A. Lelgh-Street Baptist church the pastor
,rpachel morning and night and baptized
tonr persons. The Lords Supper was ad.
m;nis,ered. and the right-hand of fellow.
sDjp given 10 six new members. :
a,tbe Second Baptist church the pastor
p-eached in the morning and at night. AT
night the sermon was to young men. A
very large and interested congregation was
nr,,ept. The series of sermons to young
man vii! be continued next Sunday night.
Al the Pine-Street Baptist church Rev.
J. Il. Barnes, OF New Kent, preached morn
inc and night. The house was crowded at
night. Mr. Barnes will preach every night
,bis week, services commencing at u
o'clock.
Al the First Baptist church Rev. F. B.
Beale preached morning and night.
At the Grace-S,reet Baptist church in the
morning Rev. G. 3. Taylor, D. D., occu-
MED the pulpit and delivered an address on
The Italian mission, and good collection
WAS taken for that mission. DR.. Taylor
almdcd mos, impreSSlvely TO the fact that
he was baptized in the baptistry OF that
church br bis father, Rev. J. b. Taylor,
years age. Two Of his sisters were bap-
,ized at the same time, both OF whom have
now passed from earth to their reward.
Al yenahie-Street Baptist church In the
n
DiYerSary sermon. He stated that six years
ago there was no church there, but in the
following April the Nenablc-Street Baptist
.hurch was organized with iorty-seYen
members, from which they have increased
10 resident membership now numbering
one hundred and seventy-fve. He men
,ioned some OF the difficulties through which
they bad come, and, in conclusion, he made
an effort 10 get the church to undertake it's
own support, in which be was heartily Sc
conded by the members present. The
,hurch will now make faithful effort to
meet its expenses. The meeting was one
sfh unity and enthusiasm. At night Rev
Ydr. Reamy, Of Richmond College. preached
n excellent sermon. The house could not
| .o,d the people who came. Several rose fol
,rayers. and so much interest was felt that
Was decided to continue the meeting al
least one night more.
Rev. F. Z. BeaIe, pastor OF the Centen'
NAL Baptist church, OF Tappahannock, Es.
sex county. appeared before the meeting Of
Richmond pastors (Baptl>ts) and asked help
Tor the work there. The BaptiSts OF that
town are endcaroring TO repair the historic
I'D courthouse building, which has been
purchased for church, and deserve the aid
C( Richmond BaprSt$. The pastors cor.
daily commended Mr.. Beale and his enter.
,T.e 10 their people.
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TIE THOMAS STATuE.-Thef following
nay interest some OF our readers:
lsADQuARrERs Local EXECUTIVE !
...E COMMITTEE,
SOCIETY OF Army OF THE CUMBERLAND, !
1221 II STREET, N. W.,
WASHINGTON D. c., October 81, 1879.
Toll Adjutant- General State of Virginia :
Slr,-The Society OF the Army OF the Cum
erIand will hold its eleventh retinion in
1is city on the 10Th and Goth November
iFoximo, when Wards equestrian statue OF
1eneral George Ii. Thomas will be unveiled
slts imposing ceremonies. On behalf OF
;1e Society we cordially invite you, and
Trough you the several military organiza-
oNs OF your State, to be present and partl-
tPafe In the ceremonies Of the occasion.
be pleased to transmit this invitation at
!our earliest convenience, requesting a
Nompt acceptance.
We hope to be able 10 announce mate
2al reduction OF railroad rates within few
ayS. ......-
We have the honor to be, very respect
aily, your obedient servants,
THOMAS L. YOUNG,
A. Med. NCCo0K, r.'
for Local Executive Committee.
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Where TO pote.-The vosing-placss in this
city today will be as follows: First Ward
yoting-piaee will be at Jones's store, osIhe
corner OF Hull and Fourth streets; Second
Ward, at she Market-House; Third Ward:
at OwenS's store, on Hull between Twelfth
and Thirteenth streets; and Fourth Ward,
At the corner OF Hull and Eleventh streets.
The polls viii be open from sunrise until
suneet
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MARSHALL WARD TICKETS. s.-The poll-tax
hats and tickets for use at the poiis were
delivered last night 10 the superintenaent
or Judges OF eacn ward. except Mars0su'
Those for Marshall Ward were lett az !ne
counting-room OF this paper, where they
sbould be called for early this morning.
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rvr WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear, raw,
.,iw;ndy during the day. At night it was
quite cold.
rsss.oxETER YESTERDAY 6 A. NJ, 81
a, NJ. Il: noon, IL; 3 ?. NJ, As; s ?.
4, Il: midnight. so.
T..n temperature. 40 Is.
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vEATHER REPORT.

-,,,,c.7yoys FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
tS S,a,es and Lower Lake region, north
aE s, "a westerly winds, rising barometer,
cry f!onary or sligh,ly-fslling temperature,
<'a,VJI 80, nIssr or fair weather, except in the
1or,herr 1r portions light SHOWS.
nys,S rnr the South Atlantic States, slightly
..i;s, northeast to northwest winds, rising
Sw~,r <'nnr,s,er. and clear or fair weather.
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Police Statisfics.-The following are tAe
statistics for the month Of October, as pre-
sented by the Chief OF Police OF this city {:
For felony. 3; miSdemcanor, 10; ordinance
violation, 9; and lunatc.
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Mayors Court.-At the Mayors Court
yesterday several fighting cases were dis
posed Of. The costs collected from these
amounted to 81 so. The Magistrates Court
will convene in the Mayors Court room
this morning to try civil cases.
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Mortuary.-The number OF interments at
Maury Cemetery during the month OF Oe-
tober was ., all being white children. The
number OF interments for the month OF
September was Sail white.
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BOARD OF PUBLIC INTERESTS. There Will
ba meeting Of this Board this evening as
Is O'Clock at the Council Chamber. 1t . saia
thst business OF much importance VIII %
brought before she meeting. -
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4 GENEROUS OFFER.-The Second Bap-
;i,t church OF st. Louis, Mo-, to be dedi-
satcd next Thursday, has been rebuilt at q
s0st Of slS0,000. Tho pastor, Rev. DR..
boyd, and one Of his deacons, Hon. Nathan
COle (member OF Congress). seeing an ap-
:esl for funds with which to pay off the
!ebt on the new Baptist church at Bowling
Green, Caroline county, Va, wrote as fol-
ows to Rev. A. Z. Dickinson, OF this city !;
% Ii you will come here and make a short
ldress at the dedication Of our church we
I'll pay all your expenses; and as we shall
ave no need to take any collection for our
SsIyes on That day, having already raised
sar money, We Will take collection for the
foWling Green church OH that occasion
md do the handsome thing" Yesterday
lernoon DR.. J. B. Jeter and DR.. George
}. Taylor left for st. Louis TO take part in
be dedication OF the splendid new church.
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|iority report mud ordinance was adopted by

II AYEs.-.iessrs Adams, Baker. Crenshaw. Curtis
Strains Ta2"r es5ss foosk Rankin
,NoEs-sfessrs. Christian, Davis Of Madison, Da
Ivis Of MarshaA, Elicit, EIlyson. and Oliver-6.
1 FROM TIE BoARD. So = = +
| Various resolutions from the! Board Of
Aldermen were consuyred in.
~; NEW BUSINESS. ..,',..,
By Mr.. Adams SAlresoIution appropria.
ting SI.50o for the relief OF she poor outside
OF the almshouse for November and Decem-
ber. Referred. rlt& 81! = }-1-2 40 J
By same: A resolution for storage-room
at First Market Agreed to-. -f@
BY Mr.. Baker: A resolution TO repair
| Venable street from Eighteenth to Twenty
fifth street. -<1t
By same: A resolution to repair Twenty
third street from Yenable street to Broad.
Referred. 80
By Mr.. Curtis: A joint resolution for the
consolidation OF the Gas forks accounts.
Agreed to under suspension OF the rules.
By MIR. Gentry: A resolution looking to
Shockoe- Hill Cemetery, forbiddins fires in
the cemetery, and providing for the use Of
boxes to hold earth taken from graves. Re-
ferred. III ,......-- :..,....
BY Mr.. Pollock: Resolutions for the i'm
proyement Of Brown street; Fifth street
from Duval to Hospital street and three
squares north also, improvement OF Baker
streer, and grading OF Fourth street, and
for the extension of culvert on Fourth
street. Referred. :~r2vl-
Nr. .Elyson presented resolution and
memorial from the Board OF Managers OF
the Male Orphan Society looking to the
establishment ei a work-house; which WAS
referred to special committee Of three
from this body and two from the Board of
Aldermen. ---~-.- -
By 4ir. Curtis: A resolution looking to
the expenditure Of $1,000 to care for the
JameS-Rver Improvement property in case
of a fresheL. Referred. ..e' 10.
DELINQUENCY OF THE CITY RAILWAY COM
..s..~a..,+.- t-..'t PANY. ~... '.--. ,'
The Chair laid before the Council COM
mupication from the City Auditor concern
ing the accounts OF the Richmond Railway
Company, from which it appears that the
net earnings OF the railway company have
centage to the city required by the city or
llipance tchapter 35, section y, and as this
percentage was provided in lieu OF all faxes
and other charges against the company, 1t is
suggested that the taxes paid by them an
nualy should be remitted.
Referred to the Committee on Ordi-
nances.
FREE BRIDGE.
A lengthy communication was received
from the Manchester Council in reference
to certain improvements to the James River
bridge and approaches. Referred to the
COMMITTEE on Streets.
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IsAIa pa OF MoNs, PARDIGoN.--Captain C.
ta..ssalgon, a native Of France and weiL
ma,sp sMn teacher Of French, during the war
snd npef of General Wise's staff, died Sunday
sss,s1a ssu mM onried from Gfase Episcopal church
,ss.I.aas ,ss.Is alternoop. The deceased was o.
srnass srnasinan Of scholarly sttainmentss with ]
hi,ia,. hias,,lenee as writer, and was known and
ssy Sss, s,. esteemed by great number OF our 4
noe s' ''''zeus' Hs Mas about fifty years Of
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n ELLYsoS Il TO-, advertising agents, insert I'd.
yeztisements IN al OF the newspapers OF the Upise
S,ses at pubfsaeSs' rates. Orders left at the De
patch cou1 ttag-rooIn win receive prompt sttes
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1913 Main strt

YoC CAN Buy ar
LEVY BROTHERS,
BLANKETS AND CLo!.aS,
FLANNELs-all qualities,
PEXIS AND BRoCADEp SILKS,
CoLogED and BLACK SATISS,
HANDSOME DRESS. GOODS,
BLACK CAsHM3aEs,
and thousands Of other articles, all at tho owes.
cash prices.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-04

PREsERTED GINGER, OLIVES, SkHDxXEs
PINEAPPLE CHEESE. condiments OF ala kinds, jus
received sy ". D. BLAZE & Co.
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W. b BLAIR s Co have. just recelyed Z large lo
OF TgAs. Prices S9aY low, n IL f..s. s.s"-l
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Now, LOOK AT THIS!
So G;r an Overcoat.
81 for An Ovcrcoat,
SIS for an Oyercoat.
S6 Ter all Ovcreoat,
- Gonan Ovcrcoat.
So for an Ulster,
81 for an Ulster.
50 for IN Ulster,
$40 for an Ulster.
Sc for Mans Suit,
81 foe Mau's Suit.
S3,for Mans Suit.
$3.50 for Boys Suit.
81 for Boys Su,t-
IS for Boys Suit-
$3.50 for 4 Boys OVercoat.
So tos q Boys Overcout,
$3.50 for i Boys Overcoat.
$3.50 for a ChiIds Suit.
50 for ChiId's Sui.
$3.50 for Child's Suit.
g. fer Ghilds Overcoat,
Sc SO for Cnild's Overcoat,
80 for Chiid's Gvercoat.
Mems Cashmere Pants, 81 so;
Better grades, So and $3.50.
Boys's Pants, $3.50;
Better grades. S2-$2.5C.
Childrens Knee-Psn.s, 81:
Better grades, IL 80 TO 80.
Fine and Medium Underwear,
Dress-Snirt,
Coaars,
Scarfs,
GiaYcs.
ONE PRICE TO ALL.
a. SAKs s. Co.
The C,others,'''
1913 Main street, opposite post-ofice.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-04

THE hoNTnosE WBsssEY sold by W. q. BLAIT
& co. Is q rcn, mello'a phiskey four years old.
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SAVE y.oNEY BY pay1ng your printing done astha
DISPATCH PBINTINc-HoUsE. Coed Work, nN
nrtces and satisfaction guaranteed. f....t. .
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Resneetsully submitted,

"
Mr.. TAYLOR and Mr.. Ellysoa both stated
that they were willing to submit the ques-
ton without argument. The report was =
read. e -, ! -. 80. :. 8
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Now, LOOK AT THIS

DON'T PuYsI :. for II wcahsps and destroys, hut
use Hop BitterS that builds u2, mp!
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THE COMMON COUNCIL.

MATTE ERs-crTY RATLw&Y--wA-
TER-woRKs-NEwiFRAsrED HoUsEs-RE-
s1GNATIoN OF oFCHIEEAINsLIEACC ACCEPTED
-THEsUNDAYLIQuoR LAM;
ORDINANCE, CONFORMING TO THE STATE TIE
Law ADoPTED-NEw BUsINEss-A WORK
HOUSE PROPOSED = RESOLUTION RE-
FERRED- IMPROVEMENT,
n 20
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porNnExTER 6 PfPPER, 4:30 P. a.. trustee
: sale OF small framed dwelling Nc. 200 west
Leigh street. .,fgr a..-s-
ROBERT B. LYME, 4:so P. H.. trustee, s, .a,e Ne o. o.
large detached brick dweIhng NO. lsA "As0
p, STREET. bel waen Ross and sranklin.
| PAINE A NOWLIN. "A. n shotasele sock OF
noiiou,, fancy goods. Sc, Of Isaac Htras, No.
! Govesnor street., ....sa.e
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FREE BRIDGE.

A lengthy communication was received
from the Manchester Council in reference
to certain improvements to the James-River
bridge and approaches. Referred to the
COMMITTEE on Streets.
Adjourned
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sVAN'l'S

WyAN.rED, To RENT OUT i GARG f..
w UNFINISHED FRONT ROOM, at No. 307
Franklin ssrast pa4.2tkr
New-York tribune., 1879-05-12

p-r,-o .rqv Flour iu lud. but unchanged
s... -ID lHa Wheat m n-ht lnqI buyers ana sell. fs
spaf rIufltlUus nominal. corn ANY atFr- ,1.s -Seio
f' III Ngstsrn rf 4Or. l.IH bush Nlt fu. p Western
,B liy.fs terms fair demand sales 1000 bush.
% ttI,I4ru l Bi 1r raroF uItif sales 'rN
ma, ,,Uala ou private terms, Hvf uonuuay quoei 81
In, i'm W-,frru rc,,sI Timothy "a iAT demand - - tu~
~ f.I.ytr adv HigIWurs steady j. bIis- a.
II T o. I, iof Other ARTICLES unchanged i.a-
80. lrfsrI- uu4rtieH. Canal trcgAtr lower Whtai C,
i'1lrt. 4.. .I.tl. fr to sfW- YORK.
iU t.l. May It-tuu active ana nrmtr put not quot
but st+Inv 40 tnicag' -pln-,
J5t r.ah aIa Nav J6'-.. Junc % r. Jdy 40 DO O.
h. arr, .up Esua demand 10 tuil prices o'-c
r.- uu Ny. as0 J..r June, SO $50 ~. july. oats
ie b. 10 .ot 4uDt,0 -hori 21'l'. cash AuI NAY 20 'sc
TuII. cosd demand alu shade ID htr
I'd tre5ir Barley in fair dcu1ut aud urm 40 4Nc FAX
So, tI AZ A sl - Pork qIcf and weak 10 - Ju c17u,
~ 1lI June. 30 6ua=9 GZ1 July lard quiet ana weak
zoe cash aud june; bljc july buik Meats steady and
,ui.ureI and unchanged al 81 o. Eggs
gg9Lc FreEAIs-LOu BuEaO. Sc. clos ng Win =@c.
bId. - . .,.... WI,
New-York tribune., 1879-05-12
THE STATE OF TRADE.

LIVERPOOL May 1o-Pork-Prme Mess Eastern, steady
~ - yyrsrnrn steaty at a.. Bacon - Cuubar4nd Cut
1ai it - short RID du! at 20 Long Clear dnl dnl at
Jied. ~I.rt clear dull G.. Hams-L0ng Cut dull az
~. -hsu.aer5 dull 10 81. Ee-l-Ilala Mess dul al
-g. Evtra Ness Guu 40 81 Prime M,s' +eaay at % .
cd priue Western dul at 81 Ji. TalOw-PTune CITY
duI as a5. rurse.sipe-0pr- sieasy "a ~. Io'in
-tDlfv 40 10 ud OHs"sfAmer-
t..u Choice 90 1 LIrt ph ste.l 40 ~ "a
WLeaL-'Dr4ng Eo3 liflder - @0
.s Al western winter steady ~
g.tf Srw southern Winter steady at 800. Com NoW
Ntv.J sfe,sv IA 3. lai. per ceufA; Dd Mixed uu az
IeutI seed l-N el0w Amerlcah, steady
~ 5g ft0-tu-C0mnou at LONDON stfs"Y al 4bd. luf-
+.uiire--ri!iIs. D London. steady al % Cd-
'IivFErsol- May IO-l-3O D. in-Lari. 58 pei cWL Tor
AIUtp6y May lOThe Anncng Lane markets show but it-
To improvements ., -. -r-.--.-. .t-.. .,,.e. q.
90 .l nor cwt Common R0stn, Ui. ..
NrvEEp May IO-Iu closed atZblf HjIlns peI JO Allus
New-York tribune., 1879-05-12
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON May IO-Tle Ecgngust SAYS: Bank bills. 60
av- t1 trre months quoted az lie Der cent and trade
bi- fg d.v, 10 three months 90 L ~ cent discount ON
The stock EXCHANGE, investors ana spectators ar5 lE.
fg oppOrfuIltY fscns soI British
ana HnIrIicau r a,- arc GENERALLY and decidedly botr
HE chef variations in reliable Government stocks e uao
wise favorable 1000 81, .- -, q, ,.
I0sp0S Nav l0-l22o p M. :. bonds fonr and p li
preferred,
c Ilr .v CarrTa as New Jersey Central cOssets ,'j.
Tt.rOy MAY lU-l.J0 D. m.-Er'r lttl|aT sla4rs - 3
p.su.rIv4U.a elirIl. Reading Ia.iliae
IH-plN NIy I9-f3n D NJ. =. hlld' I''I iAi . h,H
per cent 1885,. sew nycs. lOJ12 Eric Railway shares. -s .
90. preferred, %. - -
LONDON May lO-i p m.-pars atvces Quote i've per
rar, rares 90 % 1J Ueutues iDr t5 account
PARIS May iO.-ExchaDge Oh LOnton % francs i. cen
tiut. Tor checks.
FfuLTN May lO-he statement OF the Imperial Bank of
Germany showsau increase in specie % -SiOuUo marks
New-York tribune., 1879-05-12

TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
FER North E.rsr, Vessels art Bqir)4fA
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
SATURDAY. May 10. l So


and more active sales, Jjb bags
HlpIarr1us" Iuc boo OK 'o, 300 ey do l5- OK to 700
* I5sJ $40 1o-, ac do -,jiN yk 90 4lci
mann 10 'E-laics 1000 eA "tly o 'n ail private
f.rIa Loo t. Irufulg4H. t'ac., Culinary u
prime Cargoes l1L,al &C.,. including Fair 40 larl5sc
gfIt grades quiet ana unchanged.
,OI.lUN--uut Cotton quiet and UNCHANGED. Mdgng L p
lands. -ar, iJd hsrs 4 ipI -uuhug driY frf Oh
contract, 500 bales Auu ~ tAs ports ts4 4J's va -
turs moderately aculei uD later non hs were
BE- lU points M Chez bIt closed at 4dy-n.e Qf tu pants
last evening, ti-Ou bales. Ious' flfs a -Ai AZ
lZrl l9 June. 3D. July l-.f- August,
i1 "a -eptsmprr a. I2I5 1895. b. a.. Oc1orr. I46i
november Loo Dcconb"r 10, IllJ3 tlt-t $500 bsr-
July, l4.0 August 1859 1882 'os'vnosL I-'.' l2'-'
III 3 october I4j. no DDrnle, I- ll.-h total
$50 bales tse aT, MaY i-.tJa -j June j. #"
~ JI JIIg 1903 pl' Is August i4t l7-l eft luoi
~ t-L-lS Dct.bsT .TOQ 10 Novrmb.r Do li' o. .lti
December. Zoo II-5 January. lsl "tt 4"-uo DAoa
grand total 7J, 900 bales. Futures closed steady
New-York tribune., 1879-05-12
B4YKIYG AND FYIYCLAL

Larre sums of money have been made in Wall
street by persons sIrcvd enough to invest M tie
right time. The old house Of Alex rockingham &
Co. brokers. II Wall-st., New-YOrt, is entitled
TO absolute confidence. Their customers are tre-
0ueutlv rewarded by large returns. Send for their
Fty4uei nfyOTf.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-12

UAvAvA May O-Sl-ar-M Moiasses sugar Nes. 70 lD =
a. rc4s g1T Der arr1be; Mu,oOyado sugars Common to
Flr q ~ .aais Centrifugal sugar, Nes d % D. n pE>
80, . = s.l- rras spanish E1d 2ll cl 2l2. Excay ga
1iet ,gf I-cnlIs; rho United 'aies 'u DAYS golf .
i rrrmIuin shOr sight to, 4'2 premium Oh L-'-~oN'
ISL.g lg-, premium Oh Par.-, 4H' premium.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-12

and nrrn with q good demand at full prices Red
higher q 81 assse oais stronger At 2ss5I 9c Rye quiet
at 5sc Barley in good demand No Fan s5e Porn ns
steady shoulders dull soc; Rib. zoe cash
Bacon IN oo Sr0anS S AZ n 6rics9 shouiers dilgc
Clear Rub 5S &c Clear sides 550n WhsEey active a1s
and erm Common, - 50esS 20 lleht - aOds5 6O ee 5
NHwAUKEE. May IOFlour Scarce and arm wheat opened
SOFT S9c; No2 do, 85c cash and May June 81 So yny
ana lie bSier' \" al tgc Br,ev unsettled No spring
zoe Proylsioas ausf but eav Mess Pork quiet al 50 -
for New Lan-rme steam. o@7c Hogs dui and lower 40
PHILADELPHIA MAY l0-FlouT decidedly nrmcr. with IN
creased local demand and more inquiry Tor eAp2i,A@gn @
syIyana do Cool FOR export 80 do. Good 20 the rse -
- 5 do % P1psy. ); Is 81 louis o Good - 70 s. LOUIS
Patents IS so; Winter wheat Paients - q q
1s2 81 Corn Meal quiet sales Wheat ouiie active
E an sGrsRcs Of c western I'm Urldea 3sc q II penn.
sylyana and southern Kei ON trick amt IN ih aspG5
dslls DO elevator IL I7dSl I1 No Western Rcd in
MARI, was gs' eSotd and prc. her safe, Of 30
Red MAY at - l5t; June ~ 4', A. tle second lal,
slIJi. Tor Nav 10000 basb. co at N l5is for May
10000 bush 90 at 81 - Tor June 5OO BUSH Do az -
81 54bd 3 l5s asked June. 81 Il1s ba 81 q $ asked
= 6sa asked Hve-very ti5 here ss- sales o. PenusyI
demand d1 r local '' cnsa@pn5a Expiration and iatdre
livery rrce. 0i te latter ars shade 1igleri western ne
Mixed and Ye ow do. 40aG4ic; do, 10 elevator. 404
iiS e sai n Fai iS o c. sl sDG 10 lstaf &C. At
o open Board firs call prices trneT % e secaig 3 al
&c Sc ~ i9s A.si'' m 5s i r i,a f pasFed
JU, A. c. Did, i5 'so asked AuEusl -3llsc 1Ai, A.m
a. 5he aie 9ay'ssg T T.h 4if a'aa "e , il15 ,e5
Fancy. 35 sa36c also a. the rst Cau o' te open Boar
80 WnJe May 3. -4ei a the SECOND Sal 10 was t'my
hell 81 a., |ate 1.a @ "a ss. 9sg ss,et e4s a5e g l
30 Mh.ti Ti, N !; &c; ] ]"4A-I t9t }s nlnN. st
M. -. -. "a IL. L~f pr. Hams
New-York tribune., 1879-05-12

Tel nesscc G. old sold 20 35i5, nrw 90 J- new series
al 3.2 4ud Virginia Os, cOHsOa. * tuFed coupons al
ygzs DJAtr -Lttu JJDds we're ut -ltc.cd
In cry bank stocks, American Exchange lO sol at
IO FourtA National Oj al lOI, aud Commerce tj0i at
l2J.
Railroad bonds less active. NeWJ eTsey Central
eDusos we're - 33a aud adjustments At Iul I-
brB rynsos rising % There was large bualuP ia
Efa second consois 74 ~, ana Iulbod % - ss
sTsl2 81. Paul sinking uud5 we're s.rOhs 81 4D' Dvl-
,,r ana Kl5 raAda hGsts al 49, Canada Southern guar
auterd 1r,s al s3as. .Hd Missouri, Kansas ANA Texas
seconds 90 81 g. k,ao, Waterfowl aua OsleusJuIg ura.s
declined 10 434 342D4Al2
Money was easy at 2lgD3l2 on stocks, ana =
a on United states bonds Discount ana rates Oi DO
,n.-tI. exchange Oh NBW-fOrk last quoted. Inc
f0Uyqy!uE Is iul CslrEgliOusr statement: Currency
clearIces 5jOi currency balances, siJ19,9 o.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-12

T,rrro May 7-Ca-e Market animated prices very
arm Good F-'t- J.sHJ45.JjJ rls lcr LO hl's Exchange
on LONDON. ltat1 d. ..-...
q. .-uJ4 g. 500 per 10 Allos
New-York tribune., 1879-05-12

II London to-day British cOnsOls were sr1oy o. a'G
for money and 0slli8 for the account In LAltr-
States bonds, a. continue strong 40 1o4A, HnI 0thrI
varieties steady-IO4O- at lO32. new D. at loJs, ~
4l2s ~ 1922. AT the close Ere common was - ,s'
preferred 81. Illinois Central 80, PennsYl vana - D.
Reading 17ss jersey Central AN. and CONSOLIDATED
bonds %. Ronies IN Paris closed At 1870, aud ,l.h
exchange on London at 2J.i7. The ImEelal BANK OF
Germany. az Berlin, reports gain FOR this week OF =,
$4,000 marks.
Washington dispatches report that the Treasury now
holds -312 l3l 100 United ates bonds bank
circulation United states bonds deposited for cirri-
tlOu Tor tHe week ending t0-av, 49Jis.OJO; United
states bonds La. .d for circulation Wih- curing tte
week ending to-day elO,O47, 500. National bank crcn-
laton outstanding Currency notes, 5o-1 Gc34lOi -u
notes - 10000 The internal revenue rcr+irts fo-F
were cJJJ,sUl II, ant the customs receipts fJ2a W.
Ihc receipts ot National bank notes for redemption Tor
the week ending to-day compared with tie CJflc-
ttf~r f.,-f -- arfr,