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Prop M!ke Uroh, Whta Lake, snndrIes, Mud Lake:
Prop GUY VI Tfevctse. Traxenc, anndrlea, Four

p,on NIL. tirnh wh,t, tat, ,unar,.s. Mud Lake:
Prop Ctly = Tt.:eF's. Tis'soe' aandlls., Four.
Prom Nes.snrsr. % benton. ,undrIe.. stats street.
p nsa. s1ed;s nas
stmF , Mpspse:n. Nasxssen, sandtses, insh saeet
ssmr I'm, % t:orons, u. Joe. sandrie., itn.h strcst.
'yd sn"i .n,s. iae;be sfs.s
seh. Aag1't:. kiof'toa; l!9 M.rkst ill.,, x.,..,
: ~, - Il II ifn,.f.na E.r.n.hs' nre, 4. il.
se"' !1lss Larsen, urand ''s'ea' 'u"p''' "e''''
Sch t,isdl.sor. so.,,, u.y.n. ,nrubef. N. q.
seb. raia.sI Hsn,uettn. @ e" o,e. ;s r.en.1.seeoua
:tFest n w. ,,
sesr er ,.snmpoa Pord f| |,sr lambes Mssou
s,n, StspF,;s,, sI,pi; a.n,,t.. ,om,+,
ssh, Iahsc., Ssniat.r' tumhrps M,,trt,
Scr uatns Cock. Husk eeon, lnsabcr, Matx.t.
ssht ti1,a ridInr.. franK.ott. 1nn,bef. Twelfth
stfset A"
sctr Kits tjt,ls,t, Green nsy poles, Main street,
sea' fet' ksI ""lno@@ o''no n''e'' '"h'e'' mar
schr Golden Fleece, Buffalo. coal, South 1s''ted
senr WIFI tts oar. 11sm,In. lumber, Alien Sip.
Scnf ficiyrtta. bui5n1p. coal, Cfs1s .,ress
schr SortAnan 0Iphanl. lles, itush street.
'~"' stin.
SchJ Htisr, Napistes, lumber, Narkst
81. Ls.i oisas Ms.tsxsn iq,aSs!; ! N:,tss: .,s.;
Schr Granger. paekaFd.t pler. lum9cs, hAkket
sehr :. V. II. WAnon, bufiato. coal. hdamsstseet.
scitr Ethan Allen, Nenominer, lumber. Ef1dge'
port
sehr Advance. Ludlngton sabs india street.
Schs Iinnrsfsan, MHskegon. !urate., ktn.te stEeat
Schr Nary Helen, Willie Lake. lumber. AAtket
Sche Iua Keith, buffalo, coat. Adams street
sehr Cascade. Manistge. lumber. lineage assnue'
Schr IIatsted. Nenomlnse. lntnnef, Stctsonh slip.
schr Cspalf&. AutkeR0n lnn1bEr. kash street.
Sche Guide, Blister bay. wood, Rush street.
schf M&s,on Dixan White Lake, wood. lea4a
atFeet.
Schr L,ostty. white Lake. wnud. H9sa street.
sche yex Gtal. fiatcya t1arsor "ootl kuta atfeet.
Sfhf Helena. Ashlabula. coal. Madison stfest.
schr Z. 4. Seholson, Hay Citv.
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"
Sptrfd! iispdfeh to 7As 1ri1ane
MILWAUKEE, Wis, June 13.-The Captains Of
the schrs Wells Burt uud American claim to
have beaten the yacht Idler at the lower end OF
Lako Michigan, while working against strong
head wind.
The tug Lcvtathao has arrived here with the
schr Van Valkeaburg. The vessel did not
strike Ia the Haut passaKs* but spra1nE lsak
OH Lake Superior. during heavy weather. She
Will be towed to Chicago. ;. ....
Gratu frcights continue inactive. At the noon
Board today the schr Stampede was chartered
70 arrive from sheboygan, at. Nc Tor wheat to
Kingston. s.-l
and Blue, Cortcs, American. Genoa, Hattis
johnson.
, 1879-06-14

SpfciaI Dtxpgfchts !a fhe 7sthHre.
hioxTEl,.o, Marquette co..Juuc l3.-Drought
has Injured sma)l EruIn. Whoa. wrcly. paas-
ures good. Coru very backward. Winter
wheat first rate.
BIAcK CREEK, Ontagame Co., June H.
Small grain looks well, except on dry soils.
Winter wheat not headed YET Corr very ANAL.
Frost cnt II ofta
At,NanAL po1aT. Iowa To-, June 18.-Tfc
late rains have improved tho condition Of small
grain. Winter wheat Is heading outwell' siaud
oi corn IL good. H.,
MoxrEcsLLo Lprayctto Co.. juno 13.-The
drought 10 April sud May cut all our crops
short Hpring wheat Is doing we'll but thin.
Oats on fall blowing iook wsli;. on spring psow-
luz poor, uneven, n1d foul. Flax, a very poor
stand. Potatoes need rain. Timothy, not iluif
a crop. Corn, good stand md we'll advanced.
Small grain wilt fail short Is per cant on An az
oragG.
CiirrgwA FALLS, Chippewa Co.. June l9.-
smal graln Ia looking anely:, Have had plcnty
Of rain. Corn ia doing we'll. FTost hurt the
low land growth. cona!deTabic old wheat oa
hand.
very promising. Winter wheat, au sverage
cson; .uot headed yot. Grafs has improved
alnce the AeayJ rains. "Prospects still very
natterpE,
, 1879-06-14
SEVERE INJURIES.

Eptc4ul Dl.pn:ch 70 Tht 1FbHHs
DELo,r, Wis., Juuc 1a-Allernan j. A.
Holmes yesterday tel} from tue root o1 nls fesl-
dsgcs to The piazza roof und theaee 10 t1.o
Irnnnd. A tctRl distance nt twenty feet, Hls
.ns1ar-honc was ilslpcstel and brukeu ADD set-
sral flbs probably fractured.
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3t4s4{%0t9.
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sptctot ni.pofrhes f+7ne Tt9Sunt.
DuaAED. Wlnncbago TO-, june 13.-Ssnait
nratp THU and needy. Grosa will bc unusually
thin. Corn 10 generally doing we'll. Old corn
rlcnty, hut going forward fast.
ltocx ISLAND, Kock 1slanl Co., .fune H.
Small grain un ascragc crop. llAsa hatl plenty
of ralu. Corn good stand, but backward.
Wiuler wheat heading fair. Crop Will not come
mp TO an average.
WAsupunN, Woolfortl Co., June 13.-sma'l
grain thin, and wecdy, nnd short. Pastures
hare. Meadows cbnnot mako over half crol''
Corn Is doing remarkable well. considering uie
dry acason. Under favorAblc circumstances viii
make full crop. Light runs hare done great
good. =, 80,
OlsFoRp, Champaign Co., Jano ia.-spFlng
ggau all In llua growing condition: Some
shinch.buRs, hut no material 'sat1age., PASTURES
III ane conaislon. Corn backward, nnu ~ a,ang
crop. Winter wheat well headed: Promises n
FtssNosr. Taxevell Co. June 13..tlats aml
:nr!ax "hs.t WI hs failure; Mitltnns ,'n ,,r1 o.
weather continues. viii inlure tue eorn:
AlAcoMn, McDonoue&i Co., Junc 13.-oats
anil spr!nK wheat INJURED very badly hy inc
roueh wv not aE9 ,hrn ,9so nu tSn e cr,i n1n
Pastures almost dried up. 11tnothF VI! %
nearly failure. Corn 'ias sullcrct! a'so from
Jrauuht, paur ktatld4 All replauled turu un
fat plontu. growing well an! clean. Fall
wheat gaod mud dlltug well. VIII be TT TO cut
! next Hcck.
| 0ANpNKn, G.undy ca, .iune 13.-Oatf and nax
Injured at least q PER cent hy tic drought.
Timothy will not cut onc ton to TIC acre as best.
| Corn thin stand, and needing ralL
AanToH, Leo Co., June 1a-Drought las ~
iurcd all ANAL grain. Pastures asnl limGtly
Greatly Injured. Much ,splantlnE OF eofn' cfo'
WHITTIER. Lak1 Co. June l9.-Drought has
cut of wheat and oats at least 25 per cont. TIN.
otAy will ha q poor CEon. Coru u Eoou sta1!u
but backward. ,Frust Of last week cut 1t.
1lowANDsytLLR. Stephenson Co., June "a
Cnts aI!d sprh,E wheat are injured u lenst q one
IL most cases good stand nud forward. Win
tcr wheat an excellent cut. IsIc an average.
E1L1soA, Wasrrn Co., JUNG 13.-Smalt gran
injured very bnd'y by tic drought, Pastures
| nul timothy poor, VIII not be worth Cutting
| Prospect for corn better than we have lad fo
VANDALhA, Lafayette Co.. June l3-ont:
will not make more than two-tlirts o[ crop
Wllter wheat well iillcd, and will DO un aSeraE,
rrnp. Some wheat hns beencnt. Pastures yer.
short. Ytmothy aItnoat failure. Corn ia YER
ureyeu In consequence Of 10 much replant!nI;
help. Harvest will bo In full blast next week
. JoL1gr, H., June 1D.-;fhe unusual alN3 cot
tlnuoua dry weather which has prevailed Ia TIL
| section luriug the past tbree months las bee
!. Tho cause OF much less damage to crops thai
was expected, Tile hay erop has suffered most
| and unless frequent showers occur during t1
| next few Weeks II will be uext TO failure. Cor
Il ra,her backward, but as July and August ar
the s.corn MONTHS" re have no reason tor con
> plunt vet. From farmers less croaking 10 hcar
: fuau al formet times.-short crops and taiturt
! | being scarcely mentioned.
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The reports show that the acreage Of wheAt q
larger than II was last year, and tts condition s
up to u fair average, both % to thc auai1ty oi
grain md the prospects Of IN average Yield.
rho crop Is now beinX harvested In Southern
illpo!s, ard Ia Of a superior quality. The
winter-wneat section Of the Stats, ~ IL shown
by The table, is advancing northwara, ntAs thu
decrease Of tue spring wheat In acreage is more
than equaltzel by a lsrEs aoroaEu OF winter
wheat In the northern tier Of counties. THO
growth Of straw Ia shorter THAI last year, owing
70 tho drought. This Forthcoming rspors VIII
contain similar table showing the eoudtt!on q
tho obt crop. The total acreage this year ~
l,44S, SUP, decrease al 1885, acres from lust
wear, The drought has seriously Injured HE
prospects for more than halt crop. consider
ab}e purtiun Of which Ia too short to bS cut.
, 1879-06-14

fruita. The vIneyal4a are III healthy condition
and vtve pru.ntse Of 1u abundant Vintage. II
svI,t u, suulr uf tA<Iddli, rn sah tArllsiI' Fai'
ley complies, wftcre tuH rainfall Ia ntHaYA !skht
us.l Irrigation not yGt sufficiently rcsoTtesl to To
supply tle ttflctcnGy Ut inofatnre. the PROMISE
M thr fields II that Y: tcar os plGAty aud peos-
peftty ID Il, store forCalforna.'
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Bs,Dagronr, Juuc 13.-Arrtsed-lnlustry,
Morris. Isl bu corn; J. Menard. Kanka-
kakee Feeder, b35 bu corn; King Brothers. Kan
k.kce Feeder, a,1oo bu corn; Sunshine, Utica,
oo ba corn, Georc,a Utica m eu sGsa ;tfo' psop
ssness. 1000 hi cosn; Harriet, Seneca, b,70 bu
corn; 1tiiy, ecnera i, 800 bu torn; Thomas Scott,
Murteiiics, $50 bu corn. ,0A II" oata; no'psa",
Ottawa, 5,4D0 hu corn.
Feeder, 4J,003 fcet lumber.
, 1879-06-14
CROP-PROSPEC1'S..
WHEAT IN ILLINOIS.

spn1NariELp, H., June 13.--fhr following
table, furnished By the Department Of Agr!cul-
ture In advance Of tho publication Of its .funo
crop report, shows the condition Ut tho wheat
crop as reported by Its correspondents In every
section Of tho State:
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8pfcgai D{fp0tch 70 7Hf 7F7bNHk.
poRr CoLpoRNE, Ont, June l3.-tassea Up
-schr o. II. lsond, Charlotte 10 Chicago, coal; !;
lame. Wade, Chsrlotts to Chicago. coal; 1t.
Lou,,. yoroato to Ch!e4go. light.
Down-Stmr Europe. Chicago to R!ngeton.
rbeati sclr Nassau, Chicago to Kingston, corn;
q, ii, Mellon, Chicago To KlnEston, wheat; J.
4, Neuson, Chicago to Kingston, corr.
Wind wext. light.
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sotcta' Dsspa!ea 10 7ne TroHnL
R1rEHs,pE. Clay. Co.. June 1I-A'l sma''
grain eaten Ill by 0rsEshoppcrs 10 this vlc1p'tr.
They ara now lust getting their wings LarEs
quantity OF corn planted.
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PORT HURON,

ponr Huaos, Mich, jung l3.--Up--Propa
1.uwis Gilbert. Russia. Chicago. Chester d.
Jones. Jatnes +. JOY, Oscar Townsend and con-
sort, Forest City AID consort. Mary Mills and
basgcs; sct,rs Atmosphere, Bay State, Car1ing-
ford, Crfa Grover.
Down-props y. A.. Powers. David ". Knst
starucca with. F, 4. Gaorger, Bar City "'wl
horges, Niagara anil raft, schrs Antelope, a..
Booth, Clara, Wil.tatn r. HanuA.
Wtn,l-North, brisk.
Wcatser-F!ne.
PoRr HURON, June 13.-Pas.ed up-Props
China, Potemae, Quebee, D. r. Rose atsd
barges, r. Pr!n0i!iile and consort; achr sa:eo.
Uown-Psups z. B. Hale wish Alva Bradley,
Sandusky, Fayctte Brown; tue Andrew J..
smt.h With Republic aud barge, bfary Prtnglc
md barges.
Wlna-Northeast, gentle, weather fine.
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Lake Front, Five Days...0nly Pige.
Commanding Tuesday Morn

tAkn ETDHt. FiTh UnHS...HnW ElF&.,
'"
fnr1r11 Hncfupt tuesday MOTH
.rs
Ing, 0uu0 L. ..
10 prrtarmanrts Nonjay Afternsoa Of hlght, On
Aeton. Of u: n.mnHt 3s'g gssh Hsdn}En' nE
take pttee 4enIay hlEht+ InhA 18.
!. ,.w h..rtlf,, noveL md wondrout fnidnf.ht
.crnt' rs ncxrf ~ vItnss.rH Ii EbIcxSp before,
''Enes 49, ..nt, ., s."s1.r,n ~ u1Es nrrnunn
h,gm M ~ E1n Is e nN y HnhISt4v
XtOhO tA1ttlIANE &iUhtKEnta ho* oO OAAVA"
..n,, xtur, IN }tIty aA1Ht f1ns7nATRr
t'o"" "Hf1iHHSn t. 4NTKftNS.
had Min. s,I flr..r Iiehts flrrer ftrs. rsomas
''-"' G,,.s.ts f.Is1rs ant Enfh M asrn
, 1879-06-14
DETROIT.
.SnxrJo} p}s.,nfc;t to .FAt TffbHHk.

Spftld{ U7fS3N1t1 70 THe 1Ff8HHk.
DETROIT, Mich. JUNG 18.-Thc Anchor Line
prop Couestoga has been da'a5ed here a'i da5
by getting her tow.llne :intzed uo With her
wheel. The services Of aedtyer wcre procured.
md, Into this afternoon, ,ahewas relieved Of the
impeachment and passed up, bound for Chicago.
sho hus thc barge rho4ss;A. Scott in tow.
Cant. Mfnch's new stean,-baree, now on tue
way, IL at Cleveland, and will be named j. II:
Glidden, after wcll-known' iron-oro man Of
that city. ~
matn At 15{fc- To-day tletu were but 10000 bu
OF grain ID tbs clevators,,,: A short tine ago
there wcro upwards OF 7U0,00o bu. The bulk OF
the difference has pcca carried away bJ The rasl-
roads. ::
, 1879-06-14
THE LARGEST PROPELLER ON THE
LAKES

The prop Commodore, which is now the
largest steam vessel On the 1skes will soon hare
to taks second place. The Buffalo Expness
speaks rs follows Of the coming biggest one:
Tbs work Of completing the new prop Now York.
which il being huilt At the Union Dry Dock Com
eoes bsaveEy on and 1t IL Thought thai sho will hc
dnstisd inside Of four wecke. liar enesna. large.
sized compound, and two immense hollefs, have
pnt on. The p}aukinG II ali done. the nppct bul.
warks will b put o. In fey aaYs = ana s, ahe & ~
been thorouxb!y csntked. Her iengla y ~ teet.
dors' and consequently she viii be- the longest
Loat on tbs lakcs She has depth OF hold Of sss.
en1sen feet. The New fotE ha4 heen bnit under
liz ni1ee, supervision Of Capt. Drake. mud he may
well De proud Of hls work.
, 1879-06-14

tt4a Building. lie said that la Has returning to
aa oltee abaut o'clock When tho woman met
nln Il The head Of thu staFs1 md WITHOUT say
die dolgad around her md when be was about
Ast fect away she fired. Then ho run. norih
iMioog the hull an' she followed and fired agaio.
ne atrtck tho bacll-sttlrs, and started for the
tfgaad !f floor, md shs leaneIosef the bal4sters
SafIslges wure fired In hlkst My. lrpwu must be
,,sI AZ. brown inttmaeed tint be wA9 = vary re-
Ssstable man. aud that btu morn, character was
tsases uas to hlss, tan anvshng elta he possessed.
~ was Just about to 20 Euto partnership Will
Gss 9M u the o!dess aud most cmipcnt lawyers Ia
fTSoSssgo, and didn't want' his chances spoiled,
Ms Sas informed .t.At II could not.
, 10 ileh Welt ttlto detailed statement 1f h!s
sauaasancs With Mrs.. Mclaughlin, picsurMg
ram sustH us an Injured saint an describing the
~ TMaq ~ ~ aged hass!aapWtose t9ano wss eY4.
III, aIs, ne had hegn ARRESTED, hut 10 Was dtschArg-
hs 81 os Tug Court. atc[au9hil,, bis put up some
w "aY 70 talnss him, b"t Ass character WA way
- "11n IT, ~ xas at q nlost respsetable family.
St;s sKsa tGAt you borrowed $50 from the Gorman
s, Ss.aox, Ars. iloeshenes, and xaqe her ypus noto,
t.. mS'|f.y 9S9f year alter date aud bearing no lo'
1ou roLn HER r. wis Dur.n1LL
" I'D *a,sh sae could draw the money At NY time,
~ Tnsh carried 10 psr eent,-1hsu that story
,nso n%sos eo,, said The 8 i5ehjajaisd 4; aa,1 badly.
1t tissa; /. .N Nj !litown: ~ dl 9srrox a. nons.
So%xIssnn IT, a1tts iiat xeyS yea aes te.a blank
y,Snli;; =, ! usually have been IN, tbs. habit u
W. fr maturity and ted at4at pots In. that
.bn,,4aa .nStsaa Q! makngst y t&aa 'attet AAte,' ~
lake" A-'o oe*D> = 'ea' VA entFes5 =. @''
tn, ass." sRhl the reporter, "and when YOU
New-York tribune., 1879-05-01
COTTON MARKETS.

LrvgEFoor, April 3o-l250 p s-Cotton buoyant; Mid Mo
including lo0o bales Tor speculation ana export A-
H..e,n, 400 s1les a American Futu,os-Buy Offering
ygaHs & 50 aGs MSans ao zp fIsSd and ay Ssysy
Gs,i. also d.; d. May ana Jg2e delivery o'agd' a aso
sd; co. ulY delivery el9a also Used; do Juy
August delivery 6'sd do August 2nd Sepeinoer osv
cry, 6iegs also 'd 30 oepte yer aho Oe,Uoe
lacisdsa 1850 bales Amsresn FaiTTs gasi but siga.y
DO July delivery esd o. July end AG.oJ .I dev
0asd do august and s2ptSmper agTty Hn u0'
4UGCsfL April 3O.CottoL strong hiddnE ila,SIl &c
dect, d9S MisdIs y Dls: 81 sales. e7t oass
Mdiins iiSgi: Good Ordinary 1896 gross receipts &c
bales exports eoastwis 80 bales sales l2t oaeS STOCK
BcsfoS Apnl so-coton steady; Middng II 'sc Low
saIea hSsnss sfseE. ils 1926 bale. SsIss 0iu'""i''
cn1sLssIoS APa Sg1C9ttSS od nfmer pst Toe az
bales eIports coas.wise o3J bales sales 100 Dses STOCK
CScfssir, April socot,cn strong ndans 1%c low
nmsS. 5o bsies SALE 526 bales. stock S4I5 baca
GALyEsIoS April 30.-COtton firm hiddlls, llei Low
bales exports eoaswse. 227 bleS sales 6J5 bales stock
IousviILE Apul So-cottop frTn Mitdling. II &C;
NEnPHis Ap1l Se-Gottsn lrn heh Niger. i Miaaing Ss
HSIiE Apf SG-CottSn nrm; Kidding. ilec Low MID
exports cOasTse Si3 bales sales $50 bales stock, 77l7
oTFs,onrv.ys. April 3o-cotton strong Mideling qc
io i2s haShl s. 4o5 Sales oHp5rts sosstSse, .05
bales; sales 5000 bales last evening 1900 bales socA
S3efoiS. April sO-cOton steady Midllng c metre.
cepts 4H bales exports c0lstwisc 1901 baesi saes j.
bale.. stock SSi3 bales.
pm ApytPuIA Apul 3O.-Cotton nTm; Middlng, l2c.;
Io nddnpg II Ne Good Ordinary ii 80. receipts. 90
balesi gross 503 baesi saes 0oI baesi spnners COL
bales; sock. l0,0G3 bales.
SAv,ssAu ApriI SO-CO,ton very firm; Middllng. llc.
Low Nldiling II 90 Good Ordinary, lOa4o receipts
S74 bsios sales 80 bales stock Is 10 bales ,
Louis Aprl 3O.-st0tton nru and higher; M.ddlnz.
&C Low NIdsg il Sc GOod Ordinary, lO'4c receipts
l5O bales shpmonts 70d bales sAes LOIS oaesj stock
l3,S0] bslos- - -
WILMINGTON. April 3o-Cottou firm; Midding. lie; Low
Kidding lObc Good Ordinary, lOs &c; net receipts, %
bales; sales. 40 bales stock. l,4ls 0alas
New-York tribune., 1879-05-01
LIVE srocK MAnKrrs-ny rELEnnApu.

BUFFALO. April CArTLE-Recepts today LAS head
the week thus far 6.5ll head for the time ast
week, 6637 head through 209 market
active and higher for Fair to Medium graaes others un
changed sales Of Choice to Extra steers. 81 SO0S 20
to Good, - 4O6$4 10 Fair Shippers. Sidt4 %
Butchers lots, S3G$i Bu ohers Bulls S30s3 40 best
grades disposed of
SHEEP AsD LANBs-Reoepts today. 1900 head; for
the week thus far 1900 head; for the time last
week. 1880 head through cOnsgnments. / car Fair
shipping demand taken for export Heavy Clipped ic
lower; quOab. ~ 5O6t4 Is Fair Good Wool Sheep,
s5 250S5 so Extra, Sj 80 few uusod.
HOGs-Receipts today, 1865 head for the week thus
far 1886 head for the time last week. 1880 head
through consgDments, 81 Good demand prices at
s de advances packers and shippers the principal buyers
sales Of Good choice Workers. SO SOdG3 - Fair
Light. So G0eS3 40 Medium and Heavy SIS eOdSJ 30 al
offerings sold.
LOUIS Apr1l OCATTLg-lasler but prices unchanged
that Choice tavv Sh ppng Steers not quOjabe
over Sc Receipts, 1900 heaC shipments 800 head
HOG5-Iuactve and lower; Rough Packing. S3GS3 20
Workers and Batmores SO 2j0S3 JO Padelpnias SO 90
- G5 Receipts, G.5OO head Shipment 2,1OO head.
sHERp-Seady with fair demand, but pIces unchanged
Receipts, 30 heaO shipments. none.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-01
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Fer North Riger. TeSSelS and Railroads.
WEDNFsDAy Auril 20 1870
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
Aptii On JS-


ASuEs-Sieedy and quiet.
C0Ai-Fg auction today: 100 600 tons scranton werc
sol incluaiu steamer O32 Craze, 81 o. Egg 81 % =
as2 10; Stove a. 372aS2 30; Chestnut 80 2jeS2 30
showing q decline of 2-20lOC. per ton.
CDFFEI- RIO and steady; Ordinary u Prime
cargOe sales 4.OOO bags eN city Of ko 3Ql2
ex do ex 90. 900 dO- 1920 dO 2OpO eL co.
5l7 do. l3J do go ex " Berlin 100 santos e1 DO,
son bags eX ity oi Rio" lOc $50 Santos Harmanh"
ltc Withdrawn Oh "City OF RIO " stock Of Brazil here
fouglt 20 7S7 BAGS; Mild grades quiet and unchanged
stock 80 1871 bags and COILS mats including IA
.45 bags MRTaciDO 64ll Laglayra 25u Jamaica, az ST.
domingo 56G Porto Rico 9397 Costa Lica 4llJ NICK.
jrau $3.50 Clara 647 Sayanila $3.50 mats Java, and
2 mats 81 gapOrc, l3 GlJC Costa Rca l40l7c MoXi
can l5DlGc; sales embraced 5000 mats Java 1897
Maracabo 3,2O2 bags Costa Aca ana oO DaSs MeAl
z-,-- ,o-
bsle lJZ last EVENING" ali for spinning delivered or con-
tract bales Receipts at the ports to-day, $3.50 bales
against 10 this day last week, 4,lA5 last year
New-York tribune., 1879-05-01
FOREIGN exchange ruled dull and barely steady on
the late large shipments OF / per cent bonds to
Eur,,, H.. annex purTrut uINflIigIs:

The sun OF tlSO,OOO bUIiOn was to-day WItl.
drawn from the Bank of England "On balance"
making q total IN that way Of &S3,OO0 IN SIX
davs. on the London Stock Exchange cOnsOs fell
to 9SoIG In United States bonds, 10-4Os were
steady al 1O33i aud 81 OF 1851 Of lO5 p new 4l2s
being strong al 1O9al while IS tell 20 1O4l recov
ering to 1Ofas Erie common fcll to 26l2, preferred
TO 49 ana second c0nsOls TO 1874, closing at 263i,
49ai and II, respectively. Pennsylyania advanced
10 3S2i. Reading closed at 15i2 Illinois Central at
ssh Jer.cv Centre. at 46, and consolidated bonds
at 80. Reutes in Paris opened at 1925 and
closed a, 115.O2l2; sight exchange on London
yielding to 2J.l4.
The following is the statement of receipts and dis
burSemous of the Assistant Treasurer OF tIe United
States at New-IOrk for the month OF April:
New-York tribune., 1879-05-01
THE STATE OF TRADE.
TrFDnny. NfAngE

LWGEroot- April 3o-Pork Prime Meas Eastern, steady
AZ j2 Western steady at Al. Bacon - Cumberland Cut
dull at 20: Short Rib dnll at 26; Long Clear dul at
Short dull 26 cd. HamsLong Cut steady at
80. shoulders steady at 20. Boti-India Mess dull at
III Extra du az So: Prime Mess steady at 7j'.
Iasrd-PTime Western dull 81. -Talow - Prime city
dull at 80. Tugpentine-Spriis, dull al 22i. Rosin
Common duh at 3D.; FEo steady Il 06d. Cheese-Amer-
lean Choice dun at 40. Lard Oh at 3d. FlOurExtIa
State dull at - 3d. wheat-sprng, ~ 3 duh az 76d; No
. Spring dull at SOD; Rev Western Winter duh at
81. New Southern Winter steady at 93d. Con-New
Mixed steady at 4icd. per cent,; Old Mixed duh at
I'D per GENITAL Cotton SEED oh yellow American steady
ct 29. Cosrn0u. at London, 81 ady at 4td Iur.
.irits. ~ london q ner n 22'3 "a.
LosDoN ADrii 3O-5 ln-Catutts Lnseed 5IH51 3D. per
or. Rehned Petroleum. SdSi.d. per gal Linseed Oh.
42j - e26 Spirits OF TLrpeutine % 3D. d226f.
ASTwEEP Apr 30lad closed ~ 2OIt dorins per 90 kOs
BREMEN. April 3O-Iard closed M 35i2 margs 10 b.
HAMBURG April 3O.Lrd closed al 35 y per 100 10.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-01
GAMING AND FINAECIAL.

To Kansas Pacific Denver Extension BOndhodcrs
The 81 053 93SSSl0O now ON deposit In United
States Trust Co for arrearages of interest to bond
holders amounting 10 %14262lOO per bond cannot
be paid until 1000 bonds have signed the bond
holders agreement at the Trust Company.
he necessary legal steps then be taken to Sc
cure immediate payment to homGholders. If 1000
bonds have not sIgnet by Friday next delay OF
thirty DAYS will be occasioned. If that number
have signed by that day, the legal steps will be
taken May ; and the money paid at once. About
800 bonds have signed, and to prevent delay
bOHdhoiders are urged TO join IN the agreement az
once The Committee of Three
LOUIS III. MEYER,
Chairman,
New-York tribune., 1879-05-01

LONpoH, Arr 3O-l2:S0 pm.-COnsos 9sos both
the bonds. cnOrtles COUPON. lO3a
Esway shares 26i9i Do preferred. 49c Pennsylyania Cen
tTal - New Jersey Central 10 Reading II abroad 1914
LONDON, April 313:3O p. ln.U :. bonds four and hf
pe- cents 1924 four per cents, l04 Ee Railway shares
2C3.
LONDON Apr 3o-430 p. MT s. bonds iour per cent
lOf y New tyes 1861 Erie RaTav shares 26hs Read
RsiTotj 15+ The amount Of bullion into the Bank
England balance tOday &1SpOc0 Paris advices quote
per l5 francs 2ie imes for the count
PARIS. April 3O.-Exchange London % francs Ii cen
New-York tribune., 1879-05-01

81 ~ at so 10 per cwt do e6 at SO 20 per cwt o5 do
l12 h at 0sc 45 do 1876 n, at NJ 90 cw, Buck, l3O
b, at 4c. 66 state Yesrlngs. GO b at ST O6 per ewt
Denbaok Dewey sold: 1877 state unsnorn sheep ia b.
62c 1893 Western do, 81 H. at Tc "a 3 do l25 H. az
So ssh per 80 Western Clipped IS n. at 5c 1879
do 81 H. at 50 06l4 73 Vermont Yearlings. 63 d.
at Sc.
j. Kirby Co. sold IL Unshon sheen, OIL 10, at &c;
1855 do l6 N, At 90 II per Cwt; 2 Illinois do LOG D. AZ
20 20 per cwt 30 state Yearngs SO D. at 6c % do, %
ID. 6a4c; 81 do, 81 ~ az 7c; II do 10 n. at zc.
HOGS-Recsipts yesterday and to-day 81 cars OF l.
Ol9 head-iG at 4Oth CITY, Total
time las, week None sold live weight Market about
New-York tribune., 1879-05-01

The New-York Stock Exchange having taken
necessary action admitting the certificates OF
list aud putting the bonds and old United States
Trust Company certificates on the free list every
obstacle is thus removed, and prompt acquieseence
Is again invited. l.. II. MEYER,
Chairman.