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Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-10-16
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Legends Of the Yellowstone
NUMBER l.

| The first white man to look upon thu
Yellowstone river was that intrepid ex
plorer, Lieut.. Clarke. who descended THU
stream in the year 1906 with part of tl,e
command popularity known as the Lewis
and Clarke expedition. A history of this
exploration was printed, describing the
country Travelled through, which was read
by thousands, and attracted universal at-
tcntion. The mouth of the Columbia riy.
er on the Paciti: coast was, however, col-
sitlered the point of most commercial val
ue and political interest to the nation, the
vast interim being soon forgotten and
delegated to the trapper and fur fathers.
who maintained a precario,.s existence
among the Indians.
The American Fur Company established
two trading posts on the Yellowstone dur
ing the Years lSl4 and Is; this company
was controlled by John jacob Astor, and
here WAS gathered the means to place the
name Of Astor high up in the list Of the
moEry kings Of to-day.
TullOcil's Fort was located about a mile
below the mouth 0i the Big Horn river,
and its ruins are still visible. DitEereni
stories are told as to ito dcstYuctio0 and
the most probable one Of
which b. that the agent IN charge was
short" AMI pnrpo.cly forced the fort to
make short settlement q his accounts.
Another visit anil attempted settlement
4 the mouth Of HE Big Horn il told OF
By some old time tiaplers, aud this is our
Legend No. l.
During the year 1879 small party, cor |
listing Of four families and some en-
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The lmdia0 Warfare.

Chicago October 4.-Gen. Sheridan re
,ceiyed the following this morning. ria For
Lssvenwossh. Ksnaas
Morrow came up with Victoria and hi,
band on the 18th Of September. near Aqua
Calient, and so far. AFTER two days. he re.
ports having inflicted severe punishment
on the Indians. captured sixty horses and
mules. including twelve or more OF Hook
er's horses. victosis. IN m almost iuac-
cessible country. WAS well fortified. but
Morrow dislodxetl him. Morrow continues
the light. | AM sending Apacf"s. just en-
listed. company Of Sixth Cavalry. and
two companies from Stannton to him. and
now lave no daubt of the final result. i
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-10-16

grace. there is in old age more than the re-
newal Of youth. Death itself calinot strip
oil the habit of immortality; 1t will only
remove 1.-The eX client woman from
earth. and place her among the white
robea company in tile fearless world. and
her memory will be fresh and fragrant as
ages roll on.
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A Natural Washing Machine.

California continually develops new Won
ders. The latest discovery there isaret-
nril washing machine. which. as ma, he
supposed. has been turned to fun ady;ln.
| tagc. 4 boiling spring has been discover
ed IN Fnlare county. between Palvadero
and Los Gatos creek. An enterprisiny
person has applied for the water-right and
has made clolhes-wringer. to he worked
by water-wheel at one side of the spring.
where it boils over into another clear, cold
spring. in which the proprietor has placed
a Sack OF indigo. fhe people ~ the neigh
borhood 90 to the spring to do their wash
ing. The sOikd clothes are thrown into
the water. which has Il whirlnx morioh,
and are drawn out Of sight. In IA few MIN
utes they rise to the surface, float to tho
wringer, and are run through il into the
second spring. where they are rinsed BY
passing through another wringer. This
natural laundry does its work in about
forty minutes. and one OF its special bcnc-
fits is. that any HIan can do the washing,
thus sparing women the drtulsery OF dny
over the wash-t,ib. 1t Is particularly ap-
preciated by women, therefore. and num-
Der OF families IN sle country intend to take
up their abode near the spring in order to-
facilitate labor. Cahfo,niars daily expec,
to discover cave in the vicinity, where,
by some arrangement Of partial natttrr,
hot. smooth stones ron mp AMI down over
a smooth. rocky bed. SO as tc serve rs fat
irons tor the doing-up of the washed
clothes. There is always such complete
ress In nature that the ironing method
nay be confidently hooked Tor. She Inns
,een so prodigal TO the 6oklen State that
he would not certainly provide her with
washing springs and ouit caves where the
''esching. starchin~. and whole doing-up
process may be regulated spontaneously.
-Nssc York Tires.
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~U~-
In Hot " AleF.

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct 3.-A visginn
City dispatch says: The north DRIFT or
2.2OVlfoot level Of tie Savage was reached
last night. This is where the heavy flow
OF water was encountered which flooded
the mine. Water is now flowing clear at
temperature of l64 degrees. and will be
boxed from its source and controlled,
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-10-16

Judge Dnffie. of Iowa. expressed grea,
deal of pleasure. the other day. in admit.
ting bright young journalist to the bar
AMI the press gang would be equally pleas
ed to return the compliment II any lawyer
could bc found of sufficient brightness to
master the mnl'ifarious duties of journal
iSt.-H Jpecr prss
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-10-16

Men uSay escape the law, but their own
coDscie,sces thet cannot fee from. Many
years ago youh2 man in Boston was
guilty OF an offense aga4ast the hw. ar. OF.
fensc which brought social ruin upon him
self and his family. The mar assl his of.
Tense are forgotten hy the public. yet he
liv.s. and liyes in Boston. But from the
da. his oifense was iscoverest-alt aohgh.
having escaped the law. he is free TO come
and 20 as lie pleases-he haa never been
out Of l,s own home in the daylight.
Sometimes. under cover Of night, ne walks
abroad to take an airing and note the
ehsngea that thirty years have wrought.
but an ever active conscience makes him
shun the light Of day and the faces OF b,en,
and he walks apart. a stranger in the mblst
OF those among whom he has always lived.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-10-16

Council BLUFFS. Oct. 2.-This evening
Lieut.. Gil:ert. with 24O soldiers from Fort
Smelling. arrived over the North Western
and took special train over the Union
Pacific for the scene of the recent Indian
fight in Which Major Thornburgh was
killed. The soldiers were all in good con-
ditiOn and spirits.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-10-16

Tia stIitor Of q Chicago newspaper.
waatiRx the details Of IN inunckitiOn In
Connecticut. te.legraphed to correspon-
dent at Hartford. ..Send full particulars Of
the Aood.- The reply came quickly, ''fou
WIN lind them r Genesis"
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-10-16

In California church the co,lection
amounted 10 $40. Two hundred persons
were present. Only sixty coins were on
the rlate. eighteen OF which were dimes
and twenty-five haTsifnes. Copper cents
are not fashionable in California. That
is ono reason why the collection was so
lrge.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-10-16

In Rotberriefs painting OF the Battle
OF Gettysburg" a Confederate soldier is
represented as in the act OF falling from a
Federal gun. npon which he had endeavor-
ell to cia,nier. Henry GaGseman. who is
now living in Limerick. Montgomery Co..
Penn. where Mr.. RotIesunel has his co,,n-
try place. says that the Incident in a real
one. anil that he. with a dozen Federal SOL
.liers. discharged his mnsket at the brave
Confederate. Though made the target of
a number OF guns he received slight
wound only. and is now conductor OF, a
railroad in the South.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-10-16

Wanted-a man, good, honest and brave,
Who doth all the vices eschew,
Who'll battle undaunted his honor to save,
To himself and his fellow men, true.
Wanfed-a woman, no feminine tame,
Like fashion and prejudice make,
creature Of folly, just woman in name,
But woman, As God did create.
Wanted-a friend, that shall stand by our side
When friends and prosperity speed;
Fen fai hful through al, though others deride-
A friend that's friend In our need.
Wanted-a Christian, one who can feel
For the sinner, who ever lie be,
Who'll pray with he sot, with the Mag,ialel
kGeel-
From schi.ms and hypocrisy free
Wan'ed-sweet truth, and constancy rare,
And faith, Of q tangible shape.
And justi e, and mercy, and ch ari'y fair,
This earth bright Eden to make
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Tfght.L1cinS in the Pulpit.

Rev. Mr.. Haweis, in addressing a crowde,
congregation at ST. james, Maryiebone, sppk,
Ys"y si,r1,ngls on ne rimnai 'gnoraHce "a ;,
points Of his discourse are thus parai,hrased i.
Truth.
What l. 1t makes lady's head
Feel heavy Is q lump Of lead?
Whai j., ii makes her noses tip so red?
Tight-lacins!
What makes her cheek burn like a coal,
Her feet as cold a, arcdc-poIes
What cramps her body and her soul!
Iish -lacing!
What makes her temper short and sharp9
What causes her TO fret and carp,
And on the snialles, Ills to harp?
Iish;-lacirg!
What checks her proper circulation,
And dulls her orlinaie sensaii,.n?
What blightcd babes breeds for The nation?
Tight-lacing!
What makes her waist wasp like thing,
And gives her tongue IL wa,pish siius2
What bauIks her when high ne.es she'd sing?
1iSh:-lacing!
What is it, with its vice-like squeeze.
Destroys its faded victims ease,
Aud brings her doctors countless fees9
Iish.-iacing!
What is n makes her gasp for breath,
And-so stern modern science saith
Dooms her too Oft to early death?
M @## Tight .acing!
What brings a "corn upon her heart,''
Aud makes her-s,siled by cruel arr
Unit to play The mothers part?
e@ sFH Is f# 1isht-lacing!
What tortures her into n shape
Which ''ruIs her liver' past escape,
Aud which, u most, makes gonlmeur cape? |
sSks #&t ~ Iiyht-iaciug!
What beauty's lines in her destroys,
Aud fashions powerful aid employs,
To crush from out her life its joys?
1isht-lacing!
Whist ages her before her time.
Aud make her feeble ere her primer
What teinpts to = self-suLsr'd d crime?
Tiyht-lssiagI
what. quite ignoring Natures facts.
Her waist 20 cruelty contracts,
That each inch savsd frssh pain sxtracts9
e~ TiSh.-laciny! Il
And what bad fashion of the day
Is 1t that ladies now should say
They III spurn without an haur's delay?
Tishi-lacins!
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Rev. Mr.. Haweis, in addressing a crowded
congregation at 81. james. Maryiebone, spoke
ve"y strongly on The criminal ignorance a ii
Thoughiiessne>s Of Tight-Lacing. The chief
points Of his discourse are thus para aihrasea iu
Truth
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Maud n uIIer

ONCE. Courier Building. Main Street
New-York tribune., 1879-05-13
COTTON MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL MAY l2-l2:3O p. m.Cotton quiet; Middling
including lOoo bales for speculation aud export Receipts
Slsnd ISIE G' Low Mddag clause Nav ana June de1ery
ed; do June and July delivery 6-ssd also 6lSed; do
Geiyery, diS Gi5,cd. aso 5aogsd.
LWEGfooI. May l2-l3oP m.rMnddling Upl@nds Cotton.
Upand Low Middling clause September delivery 6lGd
incISdeG $50 bales American. Futures pands, Low
Mddng clause May and June 4%sIyeH; % & o9a GG yane
Co,sd; do August and septembsr delivery 6'id do oc-
LNERrooL May l2-l50 p m,-Cotton-F Fatares-uP Panas'
Low MI9f as1 I SSus & :oP and SoyemDeT @ delivery
LivgRPooL~ May l2-5 D. m-Cotton-Iqtnres nrm; -
Mddug llSc Good Ordinary II Sc receipts "a bales;
8AiiIMoas, May l2-Cotton finn Antdling, 12'c Low
MdGhng l2ls;; Good Ordinary &c. gIoss receipts;
BosfoS May i2"Cottcn quiet Middlng l22c Iog Mid.
gross 4og bales stoGS 03396ales, finn ,f,5lipr 19c
Low Anddlng, ll9ac.: Good Ordinary IL -! 3c: neL
receipts, - baes exports coastTSe, ~ DasS safes 20
cIsGrSsST Say i2-Coou duu Micdnng l2e' Low
shipments lGi bales; sales bales ato. < 225 pae~
vIdpg iisc; Good Ordinary u 10; net receipts. 379
bales gross IS bales exports 256 bales
e. LioT1sSiLig May l2-Cotop steady, Mdduc l2asc.
MEMPHis May l2-COttOn quiet unchanged; Midllns,
l2c receipts 300 bales. shipments 1855 bales sales 22j
Gos,Ls, May 2-,otton quiet steady Midllinr 1870.
Midilug Il 2c Good Orinaty, Ike; net receipts,
$40 oae exports eOastwise 4S bales sales 200 bales
NEH.ORLgANs Nay l2.-Cotton quiet. firm Middlng l2c;
Low Matng II he. Good Ordinary, IL sc; net receipts.
5gl bales gross 1866 bales exports 10 Great Britain
bales sales 1000 bales last evening, 800 bales,
stock. 5000 bales. --,.
NORgoLK. May l2.-Cotton firm; hlldng ll7sel2c; net
90 bales exports COgstwse, 2iH Diesi sacs -
bales: stock. 9.6s3 bales .. 50.
plLApRLpHiA May Ii-COtton steady; Miidling, ~ An
Low Midnu I2Ac; GoOt Ordinary II ~ net receipts. 23
bales gross. 274baes saes. spnners 1OI bees ssock o.
US4 bales.
s.ylaNAH May l2.-Cotton firm; Mddine. l2c; Low
Niddjng ll3,c; Good Ordinary. IL BE- net receiDs 10
bales exports Great Britain, 5Ul7 bales sales 30 bales
stock. 5.36j bales. .,.
Use. Low Mdd.pg II lgc; G1Ot Ordinary llc net
ceip bales shpments 9l2 bales sales IS bales; stock
II :. 20 bales. -.
WHnISGrON May l2.-Cotton firm; Mding lls.c.; Low
dllmg zc: Good Ordinary lie: net Receipts, bales
exports coastwIse. J22 Dalas stock. 693 bales
New-York tribune., 1879-05-13

parchus" private terms stock here now. 7i.575 bags
Mild Grades quiet and unchanged Maracabo, ll1dl7 &c
and Java 23d25c
UOTTON-spor Cotton duh and unchanged. Sales. 3eI
bales 200 Saturday EVENING" including 299 for spinning 100
speculation delivered contract 200 bales Receipts at
the ports today 399S bales against s5i this day Last week
3Z4 last Ordinary Uplands, ilisc bow Mid
ding do iec Middng l2'isc Futures moderately active
advance Of points sales saturday H. 200 bales
TOday-First Call-May 10 30 1ith, IL 33 18Th
l2S2i ~ IAN 1892; June. l2is; July, 1858, l2e1
August IL 10: September 1880. ~ i9 october. lib
lL72; November. fl3B; total 62OO bales Second Call
May. 1886 l5 IL 33 June IL 80 July, 1867. ~ B9
L. 20: August l279 1883 September 1855. l252 1884
october, lI;73 ll72i November lS5 ll36 December
23 H. % 1928, 12i January II 23 l125 total ocoO
bales Third Cahay. l9.41 1912; H. 18th. IL "a june
10 54 August 1855 October. III November, II 3o Dc
.26; January. l2S total 900 bales Also June
at l2.40G1256i July. l26sdl275; August l2l8Gl2s5i
September. l249dl257; October 1131 l79: November
1880 1885, December. 1L24all27 total, $1,000 bales
gramd total. 81 500 hales. Entnrcs closed INN:
New-York tribune., 1879-05-13

FLoURAND MEAL-FLoUR-Market fairly active and
business for export materially restricted by limited supply Of
SsSSg aad o 6 y Somyin9Sf m 2 sa IS 1850 bb
$500 6Es 3 GsS5 e Is qo be so s5asnt n. MS5eT SS
Wheat Extra, 81 4Ods6 80, mainly 81 75qs5 ;
SS SO Is sogg % 81 I$s Se ass 81 sSc sDS bio @ Wers PS
for export ogcJatios; NO. - 60asS ,S,s 40 :
s. s. 90 Good to Fancy Go % 5sss Common
Good Extra Western 50 ass s0 Choice 10 Pane do -
Good Choice lOGs5 20 Minnesota Common Extra
81 5oas5 a5; strsea s5ae5 IS Paioni sGG$s win
or Two brands held held higher 81 ouls Common 10 ce ta Fam
ily a sOSs6 Patent Winter Wheat Extra. s6as8 closing
200 bbl-.; Common % Choice Extra s5asG Cho.ee to
t9ncy SGa sG FLOUR Arm more aiiys aSst saes
sales, 40 bbs; Yellow Western, S29s2 80 Brandywine
hSle better G SloS9g rather iSG
3q 3 @ aPj & %fle Wan 'a'a & TS He@ ] dSmGsd i @a ig
bush futures $4,000 bush spot aud to arrive soonnendng
Sc: No s spring ii2OOi bush. 9S jGc mainly s6c,
al sP9 6Pa Pai E 6 e'Y mi II ~ 6e 4H snE
5000 bush 9ic az % nearly al The sRrng for eIport
Red ~ 600 bush 81 1881 10 so Red. car lois u ls'
No. 2WiIje IGOI bush, 81 1891 1872; 80 White r.
800 BUSH 81 15asl ~ white state 1000 bush = lS
yeser,ay should have been u Instead qf* = q mis-
piined 10000 bush. No spng May 81 95gSl OG clos
ing 81 % bd II % asked 900 bush ~ Nv !une
Nay ~ i5a closing = Jd II is asked . 600 bush
GS66o @ SiS BUSH 80 RSd Nay in ses@eni 81 IS closing
81 l7a bid II 10 asked; 2i.OOD bush. do. June. III 10
closing 81 IFS, bid. 81 20 asked 5000 bush 40. july
II 1915 closing Is bid ~ Is asked. RYE d2c better
active export demaud sales 5000 euSn No MeSioTn
GOa6lc. st0re 1880 bush No. Milwaukee, 81 lb2c
5000 bush state, 70 arrive, Ci0bic.; 2j,oO9 bush
Cduara. GA Gjr.; l2Oj bush. Rejected 51c
HARLEY and BARLEY MALT dull and unchangoi.-.--.
CORN market less unsettled steamer shaGe hrme
No. iea Sc lower; export demand moderate home rade
iuGuiry igh; speculative trading limited sales $1,000 bush
futures ll2OOO bush. spot including Ungrahed Western
NiXe1 "a 45lc: 3. A. steamer Mixed, "a sG4Jc
nearly all 45c No ? 454a4J Round Yellow. to arrive
4Sc; Southern yellow, 4Sd4Jc. Steamer White 4b-c.
No. White $4,000; 2iOuO bush Steamer Mixed. june
4Sisdi3l4c.; steamer Mixed, May, closing f$ 2c bid
Lc asked; 2iUuu bush Nav, iJC. closing 4ia4c bid
i- asked 2suOO bush june 49afJc closing 81 iic
bid asked; July. CLOSING a sc bid. 8 &c. asked
OATS-Nhite Shade hrmer Mixed without decided
change sales 4S,OOO bash, including No % 34siG3jc
no 2 White. S7a57gc. NO / While, 397saiGgc.; Mixed
eseru White do. 3GUoS White state 3SG
s. Lc including 10000 bush Mixed Wescru ioT export 3ic
store FEED shade urmtr, fairy active; 10 % ana 90 b
SI4 per ton ..... BEANS quiet, unchanged.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-13
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL May 2-Pork-Prme Meas Eastern steady
81, Western steady at AZ. Bacon 90 Cunberiand Cut
dull at "a Short RID du1 at 2G Long Clear dnll at
Id short Clear duh at 26. Hams-lOng Cut dull az
3it shoulders dull at 10 Cd. Beef-Inda Mess dull at
76 Extra Mess dul at sSi Prime Mess onll az %.
Gard-PTime Western dull at 81 I'd. 1allOw-Pnme Cuy
dull at 80. Turpentne-spirils, sleaay at ~ hosln
Common dull 43d; Fine steady az 1864 Aer-
lean Choice. steady i2 Lard oil steady al 81
state steady at 2f Wheat-Sprng, mob hrmer at sd 40
2 Spring nrmer at S7d New Western Winter steady az
93d. New southern Winter steady az $50. Corn-Ne%
Mixed steady at 4lq1. per ceDal Old Mixed dui AT
472d per GENITAL Cotton seed OIeilow Amcrcan steady
at 29i. Common al London. steady Al 3D. lur,
pcntine-Sprts at LOndOn stea0y NJ 22Gd Receipts OF
Wheat for the week Atlantic ports, 2O,5OO qrs Un Pa
chic ports $4,000 qys from other sources 5000 qr Corn
27.O0O
LONDON. Nav l2-i:l5 p. m.-Refned Petroleum, Sd per
gal Linseed OH. e2G ID.
HAMBURG, May l2Wlcoxs Lard closed at SO marks per
100 In
New-York tribune., 1879-05-13
HORSE MARKET.

The arrivals though not heavy they have been
s quite algt rise Horses ot nearly a STYLES and
kinds hut Iga ANIMALS. These IN not
very plenty after farmers finish their cornpanng The de-
active and bids fair 20 CNtrnt further lptO
The summer usual Prices without important
change, and N retore omit quotations. From
IL appears that trade IA general j. looking up :;
csptclaly this In rtgMd 10 Horses EN
porers quick advantage OF favorable turn
iurrgu markets. Win The week ending today have
shipped and 10 Mules Mr. East. who sent -
head To Liverpool the steamer Holland about three wees
AGO. shipped 1l head the Canada which sailed as Tues
New-York tribune., 1879-05-13

Good 10 Extra shipping ~ 70dS4 00 Common TO FAIR "a
81 so; Butchers So 40dff.
sHEEP-Recepts 100 head shipments. 900 head market
slow unchanged
ST LOUIS May l2-CArTLE-stosdy with fair demand !;
Good Choice Heavy Shipping steers ~ 751fJ 10; dO
eht ~ 55aSi 7j Fair TO Good Native butchers steers
50 1914 Coz Cows and eifeTs, s3 5gdS 40 Coraed an
Bran S325aSI 90 Feeding Ste"s SO 75d&i 4p Stockers
81 750S3 10; Co0rados, 7jaS5 Receipts, l2OO head
shipments. nOne
HOOs-Active but shade lower; ROngh Heavy, 81 100
50 30 Workers Batmores - 3JGS3 a. smooth Heavy
80 40ds3 5j. Receipts $500 head shipment, $50 head
snEEr-Quiet ana unchanged; Good 10 Choice clpped,
SO 250$i Common To Fair, ~ 250 SO; Good 10 Ch0cs
Wooed ~ 25asi 0 Fancy. "A 7Gdsj Receipts coo head;
shipments, 200 head.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-13
CLOSING PRI


In Government bonds, the inquiry for IS con-
tnueS to be very active and the price remains firm.
Other bonds were steady and quiet. District of
Columbia 3-6Js sold largely at S7aS7 IA e605-
We annex current closing quotations:
i,d. Asked. BIO. Asked.
s s. ST ST. reg ioG s41sg M COUP o S5s 07
Z; $ Gs 81, coup 1902 !96H T. ts 1902 l024 o%s
{. IS 81 lO82 1898 Dist of Col 363s. oG'5 eI
{, I. 5s 81 coup. iO32 1883
North Carolina special tax bonds sold at 1si.
There were sales of Quebec 5s at 1907 01OO35. All
other State issues were neglected.
OF city bank stocks the only sale was of Mer
chants 800 at 12G.
There was not as much business in railroad bonds
rs on previous days. ETes were lOwer-irSt cons0l-
idated at III - second consolidated at 746sG 1888,
and funded js at rs. The elevated issues were
stead y--New-IOrk at 114l2, and metropolitan at
l044, Hannibal and st. Joseph IS being barely 50
at 1862 Jersey Central cOnsOis ranged at 903l0
90l2 Lehigh consOls ruling at 5Sl4a 57l2. There
was renewed inquiry for Missouri, Kansas and Texas
frsts at G90697s and seconds at 31l2a3ls frsts
Of c., T.. and !. T.. continuing strong at 1914 and
seconds at 294. Denver and RIO GTauGe iirsts adj
vanCed to 90, and Canada Southern hTsts to S3bs.
The Pacics and Western bonds We're all at full
figures. Rome, Watertown and Ogdensburg first
consOls sold at 45G453sG44.
Money was 2l203l2 per cent on call on stocks and
1loa2 on United States bonds discount of prime
paper being quoted at 3l204l2. The United States
Treasurer at Washington to-day received $3.50, 600
in National bank notes for redemption. The customs
receipts were 1920, ,0OO and the internal revenue
receipts $3.50, 600. The following is the Clearing
House statement to-day: Currency exchanges,
S06214,32S ; currency balances, 1920, 391
Foreign exchange was strong and IN CHER on con-
tinued scarcity OF commercial bills. We annex cur
rent revised rates:
New-York tribune., 1879-05-13
rrPopEAY FINANCIAL Markets.

LONDON May l2-l2$O p m-U. :. bonds four per cents
Sew ves 1855; Eio RaIway preferred 632 Penn
sylyarIa Central, 80 Reading. H. r, ,--- --.-
IDNDON May l2-33Op m.U. :. bonds, iOuf per cents,
100 q; New hvcs, 1852. -, - ...-
16is New fVes 1862 Erie Railway preferred, o. Pafs
asrs quote rentes al ll3 francs 40 cehes
for tue acCOunt. - ,,.,-..- 49,, ooL.
i0NDON May 12-Siivor IS quotod today al 5O4l per
New-York tribune., 1879-05-13
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
For THE WEEK ENDING MONDAY. May II. 1879.
QUOTATIONS. oP BEEvEs TO-DAY.

BEEVEs-Reccips YESTERDAY and today II. earohls at
I,lv cite and - c0th st. making 4ICf heiu on
sa against zoos head iast Monday The arrivals me past
y S,sre 10 head than last week and 2V4O head
Ss than tne corresponding wcck last year Inc laIge re-
.iy,rs AZ live stock duuug the week Worc T. e. siiaah
1'taas I,ad. ~ MOms. L. 8sS head. :. W. AueTtOn,
i'5SI head; I. WaiXd. 1850 head Movers q
;Ccnsteu G9J head y. Joseph, 59l head H. hIOplsf
755 head Wednesday 10 Friday ncu'iye tn9 sn'ly
80 rtt aud ptic-s advanced fhlhcf more thih io
% M ia days market at Jersey CITY WAS stt1hs h.ilic
ppe and sellers pretty much the entire coniio gi @ ao
,,an oNing 10 the moderate arrivals. Tho quhly
~ the stock was equal 10 that o. wctk aso' Du
Oh Se allow snce for nat important fact and comparing
y ths ssles o last Friday and to-day, We ihihk todYs
New-York tribune., 1879-05-13
Bnslness Cnances.

4 SPLENDID BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
~ IN DENyEH, Co'orado.-Tle largest and best appointed
Publishing cntng House In the Mest be bought as
very located In of the nnest cities OF tho
Union II cash business OF SiJOO year. and
increasing patronage new aud muriyed machinery,
and tyrc kinds OF sale. slOOop money aud
- 900 Oh ok months timr FOr fan particulars address
DENVER PUBLISHING HOUSE. Box 1854.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-13

NOrEThe large shipments Of corn reported from Chicago
" due Of vessels which have been lying there
ali Winter for cargo on Tie opening OF navigation