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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-04
DELICAN and DIVES MINING COMPANY

DELICAN and DIVES MINING COMPANY
Organized under tho laws OF the state Of NSw;York
silver Mines situated at q EORGEIOWN,
In Griffith District, Clear Creek county, COLORADO -.
CantaI STOCK $JuOOuOU; 5OOOtO shares Par Nale $lO
STOCK III LII PAID AND NON.ANSESSABLt.
Registrars rra sfcrs. Farmers Loan ana Trust Co.
Bankers The National Bark Of the state OF NewforE
TRUSTEES:
NoRylN GREEN President w. L. Telegraph Co, n. Z.
Henry g. PLANT President >outhcrn Tx Co, y. Y.
/ C. BABCoCK Treas. Adams TX. Co, y. Y.
D. l. CARSON southern Bell TclephOno TEL Co.. N.Y.
J. H. MUNsON, Drexel Building Ncw.YOrk.
AIuRKr b. CHANDLER President A. and 2. Tel Co., N Y.
W. C. uUMsrONE. Genl Supt. a. and L. Tel Co., N T.
THEo n VAIL Gen. Man. National Telephone Co.. Boston.
THos j. BRADY Assist Postmaster Geul, Washington, DC
HENRY s. RUSSELL Boston. Mass.
General FRANCIS j. MARSHALL Georgetown, Col
JAMES NJ URMRs, Genl Supt So Bell Telepand TeC0 N.Y.
OFFICERS:
NORVIN GREEN. President.
HENRY y RUSSELL, Nice-Pr5ideuI
THEO. y. VAIL, Nice.PteShionI
II, H. ROCKIES TER, Treasurer.
GEORGE g. WILDE, secretary.
CLARENCE CARY. New.lork. 49,. Counsel.
JE;EOME f. MANNING, Worcester, Mass -.
Principal Office: l07 Broadway Room 70 western oiuo"
Building, New.lUrk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-04

2 EW -lUKh NnU INIIIIEI TO HI-NI4NN Ut
PALMETTO DISTRICT. NEVADA.
Iucorpor atcd under the laws Of New York.
CApIrAI .OOoOOO. SHARES, SO each.
OPFTCKGs-Pres't. r. u. Catnrrwood Secy Il. T. Bran
hnIl; Treas, pro II. Is. Catherwoud
TRvsrEHs-.A. y Warner, T. c. Bramha' Alex stewart
Henry Morgan L. l.. Brown, IL. De Peyster H. H. Cather-
,vood r. C. ROI Rober; Schcil and a. f. Roberts
limited number for sale, for the purpose OF re-
bnnR mill For PARTICULARS apply general office, No. 10
RrnahMnY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-04

rINHE WOMAN'S EXTRA.
PRACTICAL DIREC IONS FOR FANCY Nokh.
PATTERNS in KNITTING AND CROCHET.
Tp1RI-NE EXTRA NO 50. Now Ready. PR EIO CENTS.
Containing over 30 Practical Directions in
knitting and Fancy WOr~.
with Three ii.u5tC ttOh@
Tribune Extra No. JJ-sent by mUl I't - cents
Au TIE TRIBUNE T.. Ncw.for&
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-04

NJOTTCE.-Sealeds Proposals for furnishing
~ Fire Departmsnt with two hundred ard ntty 25ol
fese head1aarters until May 1880 For full Information
see Civ Rsevrd Tor eaie Of Ne. City Hail
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Business Chances.

foundry EOOd TSas PSTsr dynsRS NEsnA
pAV 20 49, LEADER once, PtttaburR Penn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-04

for removing part Of
IN Pier Old 81 N. L.. &C. and building Pier new 81 T.,
VIII be reeeyes by The Depertment OF Decks III and llS
Dnane 81 until btn May 1880, ~ o'clock Dor full
inioTm anon see CITY Record fOr sale at No City Hall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-04

Board Of school Trustees, Nineteenth Wa
Mated New .YoFk, April rs, 1880
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-04

NRw.YORK. May 1880.
53 EXCHANGE PLACE
THE FIRM of SMALLEI a. HONE Is this
Il gay unSoi'0N " ' WILLIAM f SMALLEY,
NoIbn'V JOHN HONE, JH
We have this formed copartnership under INC urn
on,e af SMAILEY HONE LEWIS, brokers III Stocks
sc Neu,hera
(Signed) WILL ~ r 9 ~ %Ai@i'iSi X v stnck
CHARLES l.. LEWIS. Exchange.
TIME UNDERSIGNED have this day formed
IA 49, under the firm name OF
- GOFFE & RANDLE
for the IN OF tran actng general business
in stocks, bOris, &C. GrAS' ~ SoI -,
No IL walst. May !, 1850.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-04

'"I| Yrov' Ja.tct Ming Company has levied an
assessment uf III a share.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-04

MORNING STAR .. ,,,.,,
Organized under the laws Of NewYOrk
Location Of Mines; Carbon ATE HILL. LEADVILLE
CUI.ORADO.
Capial stock $4,000 o: 3WOOO shares Par Value S-O
STOCK FULL PAID AND UNAssESsABLE.
GtXEHAL OFFICES Of the Company: No. 10 Ceaar.st,
New .,..,.
iI't,IsIi;NtOF IRA SFtllS: Central Trust Co.. sew
N,rk
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A'EW-YORK and PALMETTO MINING co.

Hon Jno J. Rnltt eN.C'1yrcnor Of Cnlor1ho Joseph w
Watsu. T. r.. EiIu Frci. i1y9r = " White Be@ = Buell.
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CARBONATE HILL MINING CO.,
LEADVILLE. COLORADO.

Offices. { and Il Pine II Nrw-Nor's. 49,, 1891.
CAPITAL. s2uuuuul2Ouu 900 share; par Nau2 ,.
Trt~tccs-t iu--rii. W H. Etrlum =. W b".srI
T. IL iut,r u. irtcisiu NJ Hiss M"'r.r i,i
g. Ii~s,, Presidents ". H. Hdrfum Nlc"-llc9''4i'
b. SN.,NN HrclrtarN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-04
CIlEYsoLITE SILVER MINING CO.

LoC4rruN or MISSES LEApVILhE. COLORADO.
t..,tt,l ~tock +ltuuD,uD: H.arr- -O'OuJi par 50
antl \ Nppeinn President II. \. v POST wee trrSuehI
i"WW, ~ rf.,.tir.r Drake % Kay, secretary
" " N'iutrld scott krvrs General Manager, leaiVlln
.riu.s urd ~tac4 senator John T. jones', OF nevada
William Borden. 81 ClhcayO. Governor H. A. w. lamr OF
C,nt,fn arthur Srwal. ot Bath. Ne. William y nichols
y, %c, y,rt. r. f. Dnrrcy of New charles \. Whit
i,er Of IoS,on TlyS.cA traut r., ~ NrW-l Ork.
1nkc- AMI R.glStrtrS, Genital Tru, Co, 81 New-i oTK
General offices IOrrc building, NO. 10 BrOIiwaI N
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.yO1. seller 10 days.
GOVERNMENTS.

TOTAL sale' for the day..
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-12-16
$13,&S,0S7 Al
3.96S.OS7 Al

The amount due the sinking fund for this
year was $37, 931 643.55. There was applied
thereto the sum of S13, 904 6l7.4, being $5,9l2,
1886 in excess of the actual requirements for
the year.
The aggregate of the revenues from all
sources during the fiscal year ended June 80,
1880. was 1888 ,526 6l0 SO. an increase over the
preceding year of S59, 500 1861. The receipts
estimated receipts for the remainder of the
year, amount to $50 600 600, which will be
sufficient to meet the estimated expenditures
of the year, and leave surplus of $50, 900 900.
1t Is fortunate that this large surplus reve-
nue. occurs 1t a period when it may be di.
rectly applied to the payment of the public
debt soon to be redeemable. No public duty
has been more constantly cherished in the
United States than the policy of paying the
Nations debt as rapidly as possible.
The debt of the United States, less cash in
the Treasury and exclusive of accrIing inter
est attained fits maximum of 81. 81 AS in
August, 1865 and has since that time been re.
duced to 81 Ss6, ol9 .5o46 IS: of the principal OF
the debt, sl0s, 75S, 100 has been paid since
March l. 1874, efecting an annual saving OF in
tereat of S. l07 .593. The burden of interest has
also been diminished by the sale of bonds
bearing low rate of interest, and the appf.
cation Of the proceeds to the redemption of
bonds bearing a higher rate. The annual
saving thus secured since March !, 1877, Is
Sl4. 29Q. so
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-12-16
"A case was tried before . Ju.t,cc

"A case was tried before Justice in
Faribault, Mimi, in which two persons
had bet upon the late election and
placed the money in the hands of o
stakeholder. A creditor of one OF the
parties discovered the fact, and gar
nisheed the stakeholder. The Justice
awarded to the garnisher the amount Of
money In the hands of the stakeholder
that was shown to have been put up by
the debtor, whose interest he had gar
nisheed.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-12-16

"A woman accidentally went to
church with two bonnets on her head
one stuck inside the other-and the 9TH
er women in the congregation almost
died OF envy. They thought IL was .
new kind Of bonnet, and too sweet for
anything.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-12-16

Hundreds of people in New Albany,
Ind, are afflicted with disease that, In
all its SYMPTOMS closely resembles epizo-
otto. A number of persons are confined
to their beds from the disease.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-12-16


For foreign intercOurSe......
r or lnUlunS.
For pensions, including sl9,S4l,-
OBS 20 arrears of pensiOns.......
For the military establishment,
including river and harbor inn
prOvements and nrsena ais. $3.50.
For the naval establishment, in
Guiding vessels, machinery,
and improvements at navy
wards.
For miscellaneous expenditures,
including public buildings.
light houses, and collecting
the revenue.. INSTRUMENTATION.
For expenditures on account OF
the District of Columbia.
For interest on the public debt. .
For premium on bonds pur-
chased. ........
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-12-16

presents an elaborate account OF the opera.
tions OF that Department during the past
year II gives me great pleasure 70 say tina.
hopeful condition now than ever before; Inc
Indians have MADE gratnylng Prosress IN ag-
r1culture, herd1ng, anu mecnahcai pursui.ss.
Many who were lew years ago IN nostne
conflict with the government are quie s y SCI
ting down on farms where .neH nope 10 ,nan ss
their permanent homes. Dunuing houses ana
engaging in the occupations Of civilized life.
The Introduction OF the freiyhting business
among them has been remarkably fruitful OF
good results. IN giving many OF them congs-
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-12-16
Total ordinary expenditures. SIG

Leaving surplus revenue off,. S65,
Which, with an amount drawn
from the cash balance in Treas
ury. of 8,
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-12-16


Our relations with all foreign countries have
been those of undisturbed peace, and have
presented no occasion for concern as to their
continued maintenance.
Our friendly relations with the German EN-
pire continue without interruption. At the
recent International Exhibition OF Fish and
Fisheries at Berlin, the participation of the
United states, Notwithstanding the, haste with
which the commission was forced to make its
preparations, was extremely successful and
meritor1ous, winning for private exhibitors
numerous awards OF high class, and for the
country at large the principal prize OF honor
offered by his Majesty the Emperor. The re
suits of this great success can not but be ad-
vantageous to this important and growing
industry. There have beenss0m0z questions
raised between the two Governments as to
the proper effect and interpretation OF our
treaties of naturalization,s but recent dis
patches from our Minister at Berlin show that
favorable progress is makingx toward an un-
outstanding. in accordance. with the views OF
this Government, which makes ana admits no
distinction whatever between the rights of q
native and a naturalized citizen of the Emitted
States. In practice, the complaints OF mo-
lesta.ion suffered by natrira.ized cltizc ms
abroad have never been fe CIR than at pre- se9t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-24

s. ss<r.har6 racsfie. Ohio aud Mise;sslppa. and
f;n,on pasils, each u; Chicago. g. tsel ane
5;s.,e.,c,Ia Manhatkaa Elevated, Central ana
xs,,sssm Fris. Ontario and Western, and headine.
ss.h Il. Lake Shore, Missonri, Kansns and
-. Nsw-Js1ssy Central. Wabash. and
$780, States Express Zach 81; Hannibal
g., 49, al Joaepb, 81, Northwest, St. Paul. hortbcrn
pas,ta nrefsrred. and St Paul and Sioux City each
4. !. Central Pacific. Delaware, Laekawanna ana
xy.sssrn. Delaware and Hudson, Nashville. ChaSta-
1900 and at Louis, and Iron Mountain. each C
= g. and L and Western Union, eacn
IL, Cleveland and Pittsbnrg and Hannibal
snS 81. Joseph preferred. each 1hI Ameri-
80. District Telegraph, rs; Canada southern''
Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph, and Pacific MAIL
each ia /; and Louisville and Nashville, 2 per cent
s,scI,nes--Lake Erie and Western and American
p.rrss.. each IA; Chicago. St. Louis and New-Or-
sssns q. @. and c.. Illinois Central. and Oregon
. n Navigation, each X; ST. Paul preferred
N,,h,aan Central, and st. Louis and San Franeiseo
preferred, each 2; Chicago and Alton and Hous-
IN and Texas, each and Chicago. Burlington and
Qnincy, 1ls per cent
Goyernment bonds were very dull, put theif
,r,ses were frm The total business done at the
Pasrda covered only $4,000. as folIowsi $4,000
,oupon O. OF 1850 at 1041a. and $4,000 coupon 6s
~ io8a. and $40 900 registered at I02Ns The toi-
a.,v;rv are tina closing quotations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-24

s,ata banda we're dull the transactions 1neiudfng
Alahamas class A. at 50, and Virginia 6s, consof-
gIated. OK matured coupons at 54AL LOUISIANA
ocasols are quoted at 46SsS5O.
OF city bank stocks, the only sale was Oh hVe
shares American Exchange at LOO.
The dealings Ia railroad bonds were less tnan
osualy Interesting The total transactions included
- gnrtv- thrse dtfferont varieties .and the amount
honoht and sold even OF the speculative kinds was
unusually small There was, however good re-
coyory I'm the prices for some of the issues Erie
eecond cousols rose from OLE to 01Ts, Missouri.
Kansas and Texas first eonsOls from 1O1S to 1913
and aeeupds from 81 81 TO d2i0 Boston. Hartford and
Erie 6rsts from 66O55sa TO 56l2. and Lehigh
and Wiikeebarre consols from ga to 97si. oblo
and Mississippi second consOls sold at 1874
an advance of III per cent from tie last
nreyious SALE Mobile and Ohio second debentnres
4 AZ 45sx945zs were hardly as firm. Denver and
RIO Grande hrsts remained strong, rising to 1904
We note sales Of st. Louis. Kansas City ana Nortn.
ern firsts Omaha Division. at 109. Oregon Railroad
and Navigation frSts at 90, and Mobile and ono
hrst 6s at 1919
The transactions at the Sub Treasury for the week
ending tonight include receipts Of $6,2s2'2oS
and payments of S6.627.325, resulting IN loss &c
lts general balance of $345, O72 and leaving 1t Of
S1O7. 1888 447 against sos. 1859 April 10. Inc
particular changes of the week are currency gam
At S323. O54 and coin loss Of sees, 126. Money
continues esey the bulk Of the business being done
Of 6 per cent, with some late business al
8 per cent The changes in the domestic
axehanges on Eew-Y0rk to-day are IN advance o.
10 cents to 70 cents premium at Chicago, and De,
cline to 40 cents discount at Boston. The United
States Treasurer at Washington to-day re-
ceiyed $4,000 In National bank notes for re-
demption. The customs receipts were $114, 600
and the internal revenue receipts were $462,OOO
The following is the Clearing House statement To
iay; Exchanges 965. 631 balances 81, 469, l34
The transactions at the Sub-Treas1ry covered Sd
enfrency balance, $6,234,377; coiu balance,
El0I ,5S4. 070.
Tbe foreign exchanges still dull and rather
sVeaker. The 0uOtatOn for prime short sterling to
ilsy was reduced 4 cent to the E. The following
3 ara the revised quotations; 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-24

Saturday 1923 head AGAINST 2slIi had Ga no cor
sosy ana he sOS slaEsd e s@sg f.eso9 e,
car loads Of uash6rn Sheep were sod a. Gee.
Be-, and several deck loads Of CDmnnu
70 Pair az 6st07atc.t q lot 81 90 head Of clPDed
40. At go 9Oper loo carloads az SIZE per D. and abeut
the ct 81 a5iao; lead Of Unshorn YearnR
lambs 81 Shot, some cliPped do az 5iaaehe, and few
Vneed No per ~ Rd n quick sSe az 90 i9r 19e 9esL
Unshofn sheep 11B D. Of 5si AZ STATE d. 10 D. AtIo;
"A do 95 b. ct Use; Al Western Clipped do ISL p e eo
so State do 80 B Be ia do 81 n, &c 5c S3y DO u
h, St 5sgo 147 state Unshom Yearng Lambs, u - ~
8 Fo.i "a Clipped do. 90 b. &c $40.
HallenbeoK q Davis sold: 03 Indiana Unahorn bheeP
105 o. State Clipped do % d, ab 50 30 % Btate
Clipped Yearline LAmbu 7e n. at 9lac.. - - -,
hASe q Pideock sold - Jetsey nltg ItO Aslonsn
IS 80; 20S do oB n. at BSc,i IA do. 0B n, o. &c .
6afGi 10 Spring Lambg, at e6 per head. - -
j. r. Sadler co sold n Colorado Unghorn sheep U0 %
At 7e 90 Missouri do 50 csc; % Indiana do 81 D. as
Tea II Spring LAmb az 80 rs per head IA do 1t % % per
head
HoGs-Recepts wero 90 cars Of s70l head-f9 ears At
Anhg and 10 cars at jersey Cty. Total since SATURDAYS
aganst 80 100 head for the tine
aGt week Market rmee and quoted nomlnalU AZ AA0Ac
None foe sale alive.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-24
WOOL MARKET.

PrApELPHIA, Apri as--wooL-w Wool Il AFmsr under the
influence Of advance Of 10 cent e. the Lsuaoa Wool
Rales t400O0Oo offered Ths sale 70 an
tanE one, the Qu0nfty offered being equal TO 7Q
Der cent Of tho clip Of tho United states. and
demand bafpR entirely from european manaac9rers
OHIO PennsylYans and West Vlrgnla-XX and e9oye 659
5So. X 5457e.. Medium 62DB5o Coarse $50. New YORK
MICHIGAN. Indiana and Westefn--Fine OF ana ~ egg
and Delsine-E1ne washed Delane. x and Xxx. 6S060ci
Medium Washed combng ana peaiha e1dU6e: Coarse DO
Do de- 650b0o: UanaAa Washed O0lnbing, 63410c; Tub
washed-ohooe. s5Sg7ss FaE 0oasSci unws;ned Comb %
Delane-Medium Unwashed C0mbng ana Delaine 40
&7gc; Coarse do do. doy 40942c Bright Cotn
ng-Fine ana Xxx, 81 040e. Medium, 4b9A6c; coarse
AG042o, Dark. Earthly, Unwashed Cothng-FIne, 5b039e
Medium 390420; Coarse S093Sc.i 0regon-Fne S7a42Si
Medium, A3D45c; Coarse 3jD10c. New Mexican 400 Co
oradoFne 250S6ci Medium 3O6Soc Coarse Carpet WOOL
2839Oc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-24

BUPPALo. April observation-disclosures TODAY 8.O28 head
total Tor the week thus far 1889 head for tho same time
last week, go market
Nothing DOING owing tho want OF stock fresh arrivals are
consigned through the feeling 10 firm.
SHEEP AND LAhBS-ReCeip8 to-day 1000 head: total 10k
the week thus far 1900 head for the same time last eek
2BOOO head consigned through 33 market steady ana
firm offerings Moderate and generally Of good quality sales
OF Fair To Fancy Wool sheep % So SOd$f 30 CommOno o
disposed Of
aoGs-leoeips TODAY 5175 head; the week thus
far 3Be0 head for the same time last week 1890 head
cOnuRned through. 1919 market-Far demand and q
shade higher sales OF Light to Good Workers at So 4Os4 5
Heavy and Medium, 81 a0DS4 90; Choice Philadelphia
81 750Ei n y. Fair Ends 646B4 35 PIGS: 81 10.
CHICAGO. April Observation-Disclosures. 5000 head; ship
ents B500 head and Sc higher Choice
Heavy, At 81 4Oas4 B5 Mixed Packing S49s4 80 Light
81 1884 20, chiefly at 81 40.
CATTLE-ReeeIpts $500 shpments 5000 head;
dull slow and Csc decline from Wednesday, fair business
shipping 81 $50 90 Butchers steady cows, S2d3 bO
Bulls. So 25052 90; Stockers and Feeders, S30S4.
ReceiDts 1000 head; Shipments, 1900 heads mar:
and steadyi Common to Medum 50 70eS6 Good
10 25DR0 B2la
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-24
corroN "a RKETs-RY TELEuRA

trygEFooi April 93-12gO pIn-Coyt0n very dun; MddnR
UPEhd Mddng orsaR: 7S '1sS Zoo S S9lss IN
So oo6 taes including 1850 bales American Futures6P
Low M9n1S clause AP GsS S and On rD HPT
livery I'd. DO and July delivery. slg do July
Re 4ag o S Sp Aasqil
6ad do October ana NoveIosr feliYeTy Sd 90 Noyem
week 500 balesi AInenean SoSoo hSfs sgeeaat2rSs
SS i s s RSis aide aPst % spnnef bales
e1pOII 1905 balesi total receipts sSOVO aesi
pAiea amount Of Cotton anosL $4,000 baesi American
iGSRRFoo April 25-lso D. Iu-NiddinE Upands Cotton.
67sd.: Middling Orleans. Sliced. ma, -. -, ,,o a., -
March 2S4 .. ni-The sales OF inc day IN
MiddnnE clause, May Juue delivery G@sso Futures
MdanE ii e G0od Ordinary 10 so rooelgts y bales
saes 2B7 bales stock $780, O2 naes lSIy oBlg Oaiss
BALTIMORE, April 9s-cotOn dull easy; MddlpS, lEsc'
bales EroS $50 exports g Great Britain s9S eeissi
I2e2 bhes weekly ns IsesHt, ~ Ias gE9SS
gU9 1ses expeIs 70 Treat H,S3' B salsS
tg BOSTON April SS@uoSoh duni aiai,Lag. I2lss Lev
s sGS1 Ro 9 bSs s1Srts 10 rSs Ba 90
Ss b aS.1S e 99ss 70 MeS great nf S BssS
oaARLEsFos April 29evtton easy MdGling lssos Low Low
ss ss,e1 s SSSG stoef sss SSiss weekly Ss
ceps L697 exports eoasWse $40 Daesi Haea $500
GfSclSslr Apr wsall MidaaaE u Se Low
sip@e6ts5 80 bseSs s5os II bales STOCK 0AiI DaIss
Weekly roee,yts 9sO1 bales; shipmen ALOE baolI sales
90 GAvSsoS, 4Pni as-cOlSaa nominal MladnE lie;
Low niaalng s Good oEdlasrS nes ag bsies
weekly net receipts bos5 bates gross o0S PsSsL exports
% Great Britain 2o2b bAesi coaSFWise Inv o~S' 'A'
oH 2scQoa aS si1a I, . lIs s ley S5s Ma
saleS 800 baes stock SOL nslhsi weekly nes IeoePls
20 AZ gd SsisS isiss SoS bsea
"a SSiea | 2ST cOOn nddinS 1885, Low
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-24
ruRnPEAN Markets,

f1vxsrocf Apri 02-Pork@sPnme Ness EasIesn. steady
al 1(. weston eeeay At 65i Bacon Cumberland CUT
sssey s 40 ssssS e s Long c; s,s.
nrmer e so snoghlsrA dei 81 20. Beof-lnaa . Mes
Vs. Inr1-PrlDs western essady s. S7l0a TanOW-Primo
tstr lin S2lsA TaEgentiae spiriia etfady &c sOi
BteaAy IT z6ds rine dull Al lB cheeee
ASaerscsa cheils slssdy fS. Lara on. ann e S9r
fisaf ezra STATE dali 81 1ef8d Wheat.spnna, No g.
661 ~ 3ledl sDssps az in = ioSa Nsg w@ 1';
20 gsfns.issa oie e., en,l g sses ssw Asss
IS mario. ResEn-cs,snen a. lsneons steAdy ~ Asa
fstEafoo1. xpfl zs--i230 m.txrc s7ed per ewh for
Asa PoEE e per Poi 70, rsiEng 5sss n1sgG sse1
E,ssr nsa.,1 a. = M aibda
"a - snss F ayeFaES galsies4is White and iNlA0
IA M esh Co 9fNA Per eentai for New
tn5 Tbs Eesspss % wheeS tez TIE past three
6aFs asfe cent oeaies American
alf< Irf ia Hiso I4GDoeo ehfte. per q.
sssSss 81 fpsnkns 13sa ewt Ie0ne1 ksttglean Cd
~ <r-er 2lgA Der tor Cuba Centrifugal polar
}iss geo s1a III foF CHA MuDcosado ReE nehni9g anoaL
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u lsadlna aeRR y lReh ~ ssea geo Eno %
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xunopEAY PrNANcIAL MARKETS

fozpon ApA s3-l3s0 d m-U. 8. bonds four per oents
serssse sas seeona S. Eexserssy Ccntsa console
ssixanSs centfsl S8L; Kew.York Central 1851.
LoxDoz April 232 m--PxEts ndylces onote three pei
LONDON. April 22A .. n.--U. D. bonds icnr per cents
ktianfic and Great Western nrst bgAge nnsteoS cert
2 refsF. IA; Roadtug Railroad, "a y -
TpoR 23A.3 9eti sfor money 9S
az ne sc6oanh me amount bullion withdrawn from the
Ranl 81 E1gana on balance to-day - eeoOoO.
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aldalina 1885 Good DFsln1s& Iose, net feeeplM 1889
inleas 4etf Ntitatn Efo1 oaas CoHtl34H1
ea0 ealess s.sss seoe tssst sgss nsss: s.s
Britain s03g baes 20 France s2aA haeal e sc so2.i-
NoKROlK. April 29(ottgs Dun 1flA1ng ~ 1et ~
eepa $50 beles expofts eoa1tHise ~ na,es
experts Great Britain APPS baes eoasas 2eS oaiess
sales i e5t bales. - Lar
ding tIae Low Nd1nE IL fcl COED OIoa1ys lotci nes
rocaDtA 500 Dal6Bg cOIE1Wtoos ii Dalc9 ~ ~
bales, sOok G94 bales, weekly Bgt recepa 40 gass;
Rross a743 bAes exports 10 utBat Bft9n 10aS nates
coaSswise. 1893 bales sAlea l.SOObaies
COTTON RBcuPTN
EgyYouK ApFIl 28Tha foilesng are ne total net
eeipts o. eoon at ms below Dog snce septen'