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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-04-20

HENRY G. GROSS, 81 Broadway, " Y, broker In
Ill frst-class privileges only, refers to Russell
Sage, Esq, T. B. Wallace b CO., Il. L. Horton Co.,
6urnee, Jr., Il Co., and many other arst-clsss
houses and members Of the New York Stock TX
eaan9s gsnszanZ. n1-.s aSl-set
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-04-20
HARNESS.

10OsETs 1NaLEHARNEss AT A BARGAIN
lUU-I have just received 100 sets of ngle
harness of good quality, that will cfer for sale
for less than regular prices. liberal discount to
dealers. PIT. KAVANAGH,
&c. Commission Auctioneer.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-04-20
LOST AND FOUND.

T OST-On Monday, valuable cameo ear ring.
IL The finder will receive liberal reward by calling
at this office. 111*
7 OST-Gold ring, onyx setting inscription, 'Finis
IL coronat opus,' cut band, date '78, stone.
Finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving same at
this Office 1I1*
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-04-20
REAL EsTATE-In the City

W. McCLUNG, Bridge Square, will sell good
y house of nine rooms and lot Iglehart street,
near ST. Peter, for S3500-S1, 500 time to suit at
per cent, balance cash, good notes part trade.
Three houses of rooms West Side near the bridge,
$1,000 EACH Double house, A and 46 Summit ave-
nue., 26 rooms, or will rent the largest. 108-1O
DOR SALE-Cottage house and lot, 80 1glehart
IL street. Best location in the city 1O5-135
n A. ROBERTSON, No. 7 McQuillan Block, sells
~ real estate on commission and negotates
mortgage loans on city or suburban property. So
k0Q BUILDING LOTS In various parts OF the
OOV city, small figures and easy terms of pay
ment, to suit purchasers. D. A. ROBERTSON. So
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-04-20
At 35c.

Ladies' Solid Colored Silk Clocked En-
glish Hose.
Ladies' Striped Full Regular English Hose.
Ladies' Fancy Embroidered Balbriggans.
Gents Superior British Half Hose.
Misses Fancy French and English Hose.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-04-20
CLOTHING.
FIVE CENTS ALINE
AUCTION SALES.

DIANO AND FURNITURE AT AUCTION--I will
i sell, on Thursday next, April 22d, at residence
No. Ill Summit avenue, corner Third, beginning at
10 O'Clock AZ NJ, one Seven Octave Piano of medium
price and nearly new, Paror Suite, Whatnot, Paror
Carpet, Bedstead, Sofa, Osgood's Patent Extension
Table, Refrigerator of small size, Cook Stove and
Furniture, Clock, Plated Ware, &C., &c.
P. T. KAVANAGH,
109-113 Commission Auctioneer.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-04-20
HOSIERY, HOSIERY.
POWERS BROTHERS,
81 East Third Street,
WiIL commence on Monday,
ApriJ 10Th, q Special
SALE OF HOSIERY,
For Three Days Only !
At 25c.

Ladies' full regular Silk Clicked Balbrig-
gans.
Ladies' Brodequin Balbriggans.
Ladies' full regular White English Hose.
Ladies' full regular Unbleached English
Hose.
Ladies' "out sizes" English Hose.
Gents Fancy Half Hose.
Gents Super Stout English Socks.
Misses and Children's Full Regular En-
glish Hose.
Children's 3-quarter Hose, etc., etc.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-04-20
MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
NEWSPAPER FOR sALE-Good town. Small
~ capital required. Splendid business. Enquire at
GLOBE Office. 1O8'
HULL'S Improved Vapor Stoves. For Summer
luse in particular, this is the best stove made; it
does not heat the room, wick dust or smoke, and
cooks equal if not better than a wood stove. Call
and examine them at No. 81 East Seventh st. l09'
OEVEN PER CENT money on frst-class city
y prot erty. GRAVES & VINTON, 601l E. Sd. 57-67
HENTS, TENTS, TENTS, TENTS, TENTS-I
i have hand large number of tents only
slightly used, which will close at bargain. Tents
of any size or style made to order short notice.
Tents for sale and rent. PIT. KAVANAGH,
1G0' SO East Third street.
DAINTING-P. F. FITZGIBBON, house and sign
J. painting, No. 1877 Jackson street. 81
CLOTHES WRINGERS-Save your old wringers
" and have new rollers put on, by leaving them at
the St. Paul Rubber Store. AZ E. Third st. 30*
A LBERTSON'S G. o. D. LAUNDRY, SO E. Third
Il street. Goods called for and delivered. 289-38
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FOR SALE.

INOR SALE xcellen mt family horse and two-seated
u open buggy. BROWN FOSTER,
Ill 124 Jackson Street.
HORSES FOR SALE-Forty head of good horses,
lImules, brood mares, and seven head of good sad
die horses from Kentucky W. L. MINTZER, rear
70 Robert street. 1O5-111
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-04-20
DON'T

Pay exhorbitant prices, but go where you can bl
first class goods cheap. We call special attention
our $3.50 Suit, all wool.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-04-20

BOARD furnished with rooms for four single gen.
ID tleman in private family near the business part
Of the city, Address B, B., GLOBE Office.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-04-20
JOHNSON'S

Fair Dealing Clothing House, GO East Third street,
st. Paul, next German American Bank.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-04-20

FURNISHED front room with board for single gen.
Il tleman. Also few table boarders can be accom-
odated, at 16 West Fifth street. next door to post
Office. 10IeOdIIl
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BOARD WANTED.

NTANTED-By gentleman and wife, one or two fur
w nished rooms and board in private family. Adj
dress, stating terms, R., box K posofice. 105-112
TTTANTED-By gentleman and wife, board in
w NICE private family. Address 8. E., this Office,
giving location and terms. 101.+
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-14
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per Sorth R,ver. YesssIs and Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
TuRsDAY. April l3, Is

al :s Es' sSS "a 'sI
Brush and I Short op1S e.
Choice Yc. Common to Fair eo7c Rcd and Crooked
BUILDING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. have been in better sale
Cement eSH Snchanaed and raher quiet
steady With sSSd regnsr a s T Tu SIce ses5
soS s0sss giiH per
Isas nsS1s
5 iOT SHmoh pTuc SIC SSsi 90 for
Rasoa p and Tor Specials: Pine 81 sls per
M iSE West Z aD t9Ss zs ss2Ee
s3s dS Nas qne one sale o2y Sperm S5eSS
3s196c Adamandne IL TO 10 ounces loc'; faeApne
VciGiccoRY-cerman graduated 5'saetc.; Choice Eng
market presents hStS S plessn
cOd OduenOn and e. eOmgane1 nsss ao in
ss 35 scosS steam Easis steam g 7gSsa
PsS @sre ,: Tsst S!sniS do S.; ou"Ss
et %s1.c and sa I GnAyaqu l40l'
RfSs coee this mOrnug Of RIO GIst hands "a, at
s Se SSsg SsY0Fs
S S 'Ss 'p@ aGRF for
iss %S , Ss Ssgi .5@ SS sE.o:j
d tGsa xii t5s sSDy N1S
P ssEs5, ;Ss f9s @ 5
5 for gO9 and 5a SS%: 1917 sah rIs x Res and
$500 nags Rio Spra private terms reducing TIE
STOCK here l2672 bags Mild Grades about steady az ate
quotations exact quantity Of 0guaya sold IN The large
sPoT sna 5 s &
Caracas sold private terms Laguayra dlbc
Maracao aud Savana, l30l7c Java ~ 625c Costa Reea
isa lee St Domingo ha1l ac Mexcan' l4Sl6c; Au
gastuTa. l5d17i9c. ...,...o.
s SHOCKS with q haaSs IS En %
81 4bdsl 81; Box Shocks 550G0c. Rum Shocks, 50 oO
S3 rs: Pipe Shocks. ST 50 Empty Hogsheals 81 20 {;
HoOps Ia feet, Ordinary TO Prime S3V0S3o; HOODS
Z further changes Manila cOraage
size above IL tl'd and HayaDd Hide Rope 4i2c
Manila S SSTaass tha and md
and s,s in diaIn) 15i9c. Manila COidage, bolt rope
warns Ice; Manila CordaRe, bolt rope yarns y ina
and th' 17c Manila hale Lines l6c.i Iarred Manila,
l4c Fine arred Manila Lath Yarn 10 &C. Sisa Rope szes
above 10 thd and Hay and Hide Rope &c., Sisai Rope
10 thd dam.) l3 ac sisa Rope thu ana ina 20
in. and b,s danny 4c Tarred SIsRl Iath Yarn lz9c
Hemp Cordage. 12iec; H0hs RUSSIA Ol5
Rome Is c Hemp 1arred Cordage l3lc 1arred American
Iath Yarn 1910; Fine Tarred American Latin 1nrn lOc;
Russia Hemp bite ROPE, lSc: HOusellne Marine etc.
i6ioc; spun Yarn l3c; Navy Oakun, Si2c; U. y Navy
C0TToS~spOi Cotton decline Of ISc for exports
saiea 2439 EVENING" including lo0U for eK.
port and 6ss spnning deyeed on contract 800 bales;
ecepts ut the ports TODAY, 1853 bales against 6S bales
mis- dsy last week and $3.50 year since september
bales against 29 bales during the same period
la
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-14
ETHIOPIAN Markets.

IyFRPOor. April l3-Pork--P Prime Mess Eastern steady
nj 6S; Western steady at G3. Bacon-Cnmberland Gut,
steady 366d; short RIB steady at 81; Long Clear,
n S5 short Clear dgI at S6Si MansmSnG Gg
duh at S0 Extra Mess steady a. ~ Prime Mess steaSy az
76j Laul-Pnme Western, steady at 50 Cd Iaipw-Prme
city dull at S4i6d. Turpentine-Sprtts dnl at 4Ol.
RosinCOmIOn, steady at 46d Fine dull q, 49, Cheese
FOur-Extra state dull at 1924 WheatoSp1pg No D.
dull at lOiId. Spring No. . duh ct l08d New wn 1;
ter Western. dull at ll2d; New southern WINTER dn,i
steady at 682d COttOnseed Oil-Yelow American, none
I'm market. R0sln-CommOD Of London, steady NJ ava.
Turpentine. Spirits, al London. duh ut 81. 900 - . 49,,
American Bacon cwtor Short Clear Addles Cheese
T2T Der CWt for tho beat grades OF American . ,,,
LiVKRpOOI. April 1880 Breadstuhs duu Whes.'
1924 OSd per Genital for aveaze california WhifS losd
iii Tor California Club and 0dlOiSd. for Red Western
Spring Corn 5Sd59d per GENITAL for New MxedW ssyecn
Peas per GENITAL for CANADIAN The receipts Of Mneat
for the past three days were 10000 cenias including
i1SpoS ArrI sTIe Mark Lane Express review Of
The British Trade for the past week, says; SIX
weeks OF thoroughly seasonabe weather have made Won
6erin Change In the aspect OF tho country Wheat s some
what districts but therefore less likely 70
aufcr from another return Of cold weather showers nave
delayed completion OF the Sprug sowin Thef
has marked decline IN foreign wheat In LONDON
nv the combination 10 Amerch TO dlcate prices
10 Western Europe The official estimate OF the STOCK OF
grain In London against 100000 az the core
sef were sss4 qrs az aga Cd per qr
nra m Ala per dr. corresponding week ast year
The Imports ntOthe United Kingdom during che wees
April L049 l43 cwr OF Wheat and saooS CIV" o'
Flour" mn. ,. g. .-,. .,.
LIVERPOOL April 1873 p m.The market Tor yarns ana
fabrics ct Manchester Is quiet and steady . On, -
LONDON April 13-b p. m-Spris OF Jurpenune. 9oL Ky
cwt sugar $3.50 per cwttor Cuba 70
ANTWERr Aprfl i3Petroeum lSA francs paid - francs
asked pale American Lard closed at w francs per
100 hlos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-14
THE STATE OF TRADE.
nOAfrSTIr MApKE1,9

BUFFALO April 13Four unchanged. Wheat ouiet sale.
Al 100 bush No Hard Bay, TO arrive at 81 "a
Cora easy saOs 1000 bush No Toledo In store at
900 DuAh do 10 arrive GhOal At 42c; 10000 Quad gh
NlSsd on private terms Oats steady Barley In fair do
mand sales 5000 BUSH Of Canada on private terms hyo
neglected. railroad Frghts 10 NewY0TkWhea Be- Corn,
Sic, Data blsc. Heceipts- RallrOadsFOur 3on0 bblsi
wheat 1000 bush Corn 1850 bash oats $4,000 bush;
harley 400 bush; ye 1900 bush Lakeflour $40 bush;
Wheat 1IhOUO bush.j Corn, $4,000 bush; shipment
RaiIoadR-Four $500 bbls.; Wheat. 100000 bush Corn
$4,000 bush. OATS 10000 bush Barley. 400 bushi Rye
21,GOO bush. -,., ,rA...
,seted opened and higher closed at inside price,
No Chicago Spring 81 lOsdSl lOA cash ~ l2t MaYj
81 Os June sales al 81 12a0sl las May NO do NOM
ina Corn unsettled bnt GeneTally lowers Fresh
egular 80 Lc Apdl: 98138iec May 3BbgS6 90
jue oats generally higher ooAlnR easy Fresh
~ 9ci Regular, 2Tise. 80 May and bid me
Rye rer al 6Sol &c Barley steady and unchanged At
1TBc Pork dun and weak and lower at $40 lpDf1o ~
JunS Lard dull weak and lower az U9!lc cash aud May
10 JunP Bulk Meats dull Sh9nlders 4e short
no. 62Oc., Short Clear. Goo EGGS 9g9Sc. MhisIey
lower at S2 0sss Paxseed lower 81 81 49, FreEhts
ScSxaT April is-PIOur dull Family eo g Fancy
unchaT "a Wheat quiet no. RED WnIer. 81 lei Te;
eepts $500 bush Shipments $500 bush Corn active Snc
arm al lO.a4ie Oats dnll No. Mixed $50 hye dun y
soe Barley du; No. FAT 85e Pork Gull at $40 90 Lard
sSsier az B82L8605o Bulk Meas dul; Shoulders> 4o
Cesf Ribs 8Te Cear sides, glse Bacon eu Shoulders
&c. Clear RibS 67sei Clear ide 7Se Whiskey steady aLd
nrm 81 0s Butter active but lowers ohOtSo Dagy 2Ve
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-14
LIVE STOCK MARKE rs-sY TELEoRApH.

BUFFALO April observation-disclosures today 645 heaf;
week thus far 6SS5 head for the same tlne
last week. 7S9 head consigned through lOi cars market
quiet but steady Extra SteeIs sale saes OF Fair 10
Choice steers at 81 251S 80 Light Butchers at Is 00U
"a 2O Stockers firm at &J 1894
sIfEKp LAMRs-Receipts today. 400 head total for
the thus far 1000 head for the same time last week
unchanged light; sales of Fair to Cod Wool sheep
96GS6 25 Choice 70 Fancy. Ut So 5000 3d. all sold.
HoGs-keceDls today d. 90 head: tOI i0r the week thus
10000 head: for the time last week. 10 nead
consumed through l04 market quiet and weak on
Heavy Grades Workers unchanged sales OF Yorkers Far
Light Pretty Good - 600S4 6O Good 70 Choice, az
81 05dSi 75 Medium and Heavy Grades at u 7Ods4 sO
Pigs at "a 20 qf4 40; best grades disposed OF. -
April 12-HO0S-ReceiptA $4,000 head: ehip
mens 1000 head market quiet but nrm Mixed Packing az
81 l5GSI 40 Common TO Good Light 81 2OGS4 o. chiefly
at - so: Choice Heavy at "a 50Q4 So .. -
CATH E-Receipts. 5000 head: shipments 3,100 head
market weak but steady, at YESTERDAY decline SHIPPING
- 20dso 49, Butchers firm, at ~ IOgf5j
Feeders and unchanged al 81 70Dt3 30
There fair clearance yesterdays Official receipts
sTEP~Iteceipts $500 head; shipments, 1000 market
steady and sh0ru. % 30; Nebaskas IS 76 Good 70
Choice at 50 S0d&62 5.
stronger; all dead meats higher. sheep firm"
LOUIS. April 13.-boGs-Weak and Slow, I9rkers
81 Select Heavy, at 81 50e4 Co. recepts 57Oo headi
Shipments 300 head. ,,.--
CATnF-Weaki supply tsir, mainly Fair to Good steers,
which ranged from 81 4UdSb Butchers steers a. 50 200
- $685. Gov sand Heifers at 81 OOOf3 0O
receipts ., 100 headj shipments. 800 head: .
SIEP-Sheep steady aud unchanged: Fair TO Fancy 81
1 5Od ~; receipts 600 head; shipments 7oV.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-14

sTEARINR-Quet, m changed Western, TIC; city, &C.
SUGAN-Iaw quiet and unchanged 800 hhdr. centrifu-
Centrifugal soc Including a6s test at 6sc Nos. 10 10 IL
Cayed Boxes ~ d9cl MOlRsacs Sugar o. 81 tc Meado
4ad6c Refned IL fair demand Crushed Bac Powdered,
y3dgSc formulated. 9aci Cut loaf 9@e, and STANDARD
TALIOW-stOady sales. $4,000 u. Ciioa6so.
ToBACCo-K kentucky quiet and unchanged Lugs 495 &C.:
Leaf cal Sci Aalee 100 hhds Seed Leaf qlet sales, 200
cases Pennsylvania 1879 l29iSe 81 Ohio private terms
30 land, l2a2Oo 800 bales Havana $50 d$l 10.
WHALEBON ouiet Arctic 80 10: Davis Straits 81 70;
WooIThe speculative interest subsded the few
for the immediate OF manufacturers
and confidence has given place % QUIET not TO
Notwithstanding reports from the interior In
held ut the high figures OF 4064jci I'm Texas 80 6i0c
IL quoted In california 3Dd37C the quoted gureb Tor
Best WOOs Foreign Woods sell fairly at recent prices.
DOMESTIC WOOL9-Oh0, PennsYVAnlA and West Wiz
Xxx b5G67c.: No. l. 60d06c: No. q 651 6Oc Common 620
06o. New.York state, Michigan Wisconsin and Indiana:
above, Washed Fleece. 62950o.i No DO. 58dB2c
40 do. OF d57c Common 4Sdj3C IllinOia Iowa aud Mis-
sOur and above Washed Fleece 5Oe5ic. Ne do. Boa
Coo; No do aud Common 4G054c: superior Tub washed
0Oa65c; Medium Low do. 52d55c; Canada do, b3e 55o
Kentucky UnwaAhed do. 42DiSc Extra Pulled. 4AdASo;
super do 66062c. No do. 330J7c.: No. do. 15aZ6c
an UnWhshed Clothing ana Comb
Pan Clip and Lambs. 2Bd37c. southern Spring Clip. 26D
3bc.: do Fall Clip and Lambs, 1920 TeXaB. Eastern
Fine Medium, 32d3Sc; Western Improved 2td2So do
Inferior 220k3c Colorado aud New Mexico Fine and Ne
Coarse, slert, Kenny and Black 22924c. FoREIGN
WOOLS-Port Philp. 46d Sic; NeWzealand 44054o sgd
ney 40140c. Cape Of Good Hope 3l635o Abuda 25d33O
M0ntevldeO. 40al2c.: Buenos Ayrea, 33d37c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-14
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

IsvxRrool. April l2-lNsO p Fn.-Cctton armer, Ma.
Cling gpIanas Misding Orleans 7sIdi sales 10000
Sept $4,000 6slss Including 500 oaes American Futures
SUpahas. Low Mddling cauta, April delivery. I'd, also
3sd do. April and say deyery also 7ilsd: DC, May
cry "a 5ird iisd July and August delivery
7d also 7sd do, August aud september delivery, 7iied
also also 1sd DO, september and October delivery
LivERpoOL. AyEl is-6l6 H,Tae sales Of the Day I'M
eiudea $500 nAAee American futures-Up auds Low Mid
ding clause July ann August delivery 7s Futures closed
BAiTusoaE April ls-corton quiet, Mddling 12lac. Low
bales; gross ae bales; exports ooastse 80 bales
AGO Dases spinnerA 70 balos stocks t1,0ol baloe
BOSTON. April 12CoOn steady MlddlinR, l2i9 Low
Sssln so S SSSS o e'SOs Ss net ro0O 200
cBARLRsTon April Is Cotton dull; MiddiinR 12iec.l Low
3adns i2Ia GOOD orpary l2e net receiptA 262 bales
CHcisSkTI April iS:Gotton quiet, Mddipe ii5sc: Low
ssipment. ats Saes sales e6s ss2 SseS
afiddInr iiSci GOOD Ordinary. 1oc net receipts 7l2
bales: Great Britain 100 baes cOastWts 500
bales salee, ITS bales; stock 32l2a bales .,
MENPHTA April iS-CotJOn quiet; Middlng, II c receipa
pos bales shpnent l4lS baesi sales l9OO Daes; STOCK
MosriL April lScotton stesdv Mid1lng l2c; Low Mid.
fns II c Good Ordinary 1lo net receipts 24S bales ex
borts oosstwise i76 bsesI sales 500 bales sock
NEw-oRLsAxs April is-cottoo fair demand Middllns
osipS 1881 baesi grosa 5000 baes sales 5000 bales
NoEFoLk April is-cOttOn steadyi Niddling. lasc net
secept l52 baesJ eXDOts a2l bas Gales 1O1
PHilApExfHIA April 1SCcttop quieti Aiddltng. l2iac
bales, gross 2s bales exports 70 Great Bn coo bales
sales, spin1ere 17e bales stock, 1888 bales.
sAvANEA April 3-cotoo easiert 4idding, l21eei Low
bses experts coaswise LILA baes saio 200 bales stock
1aa75 bsleA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-14

In State bonds, Louisiana consols were Q little
higher with sales OIL other issues being neglected
i5l) Mt iDO, and Phenix 400 at 100l2
The dealings in railroad bonds, which included
ftypne different varieties presented n0tning 4 2,
VIII viii o sG were s lower Erle second eOnsois
and the funded IS were q higher at s4l Missouri.
KaDsas and Texas seconds, after selling down 70
sO rallied to W against So R0%s p WstsT c
town aud 0gdensburg first consols fell from 68 to
63i9 and Chesapeake aud Ohio rsts, series =, from
j. higher at AZ. Mobile aud Ohio first debentures
siedsd to rs Canada Southern firsts were p better
so and Ohio and Mississippi seconds as LOVER ;S
comes were active, declining to 74 and closing a.
18ia against 76 yesterday, the first incomes sell
tas % EsVasd fists were steady
II1l, the Metropolitan frsts rising y per cent to
lO1. Lake Erie and Western frsts sold at 9si4 and
Vile 6rsts OF 90, and Ohio Central incomes at Oh
Oregon Railroad and Navigation tirsts were firm at
incomes were sold at az. The wabashes were fairly
CONVEX converiibles at 09iaa1O0la,. aud Great West;
so ' sssnds arsts l0a Gseasd p'n cent
10 1884, Kansas Pacific cOnsOls z TO 30, Texas ana
Pacific incomes rising from SO to 6Gls. Inc otner
Issues were dealt IN only to Insignificant amounts
and without any important changes as to prices.
The Sub-Treasury to-day. gained $o44,3 on
$5is clio coin. This made the total gain since last
Friday 81, O63, 720. Money was in active demand,
and the bulk of the early loans was
made at per cent later a commission
Of 1ss0i1e. per, day, was added to the the
legal rate and still later per cent again was the
rate and after all wants were supplied money was
Sffrod at 4 per cent. The changes in the domestic
exchanges are as follows: Chicago declined from 75
cents to go cents premium, and Boston dechneG
from 33la to so cents discount. The remttances oil
funds to the interior still exceed the receipts.
The United States Treasurer at Washington to-day
received $4,000 in National bank notes for re-
dempiioD. The customs receipts were $450, 000
and the internal revenue receipts were $l6o. o9U
The following is the Clearing House statement Tor
TODAY: Exchanges, Sis, 764,107; balances,
81, 356, $50. The transactions at the Clearing
House covered: Receipts, $1,1S9393 payments
k645,055; currency balance, $6,747,7zO; coin
Tie foreign exchanges continue to be dull, and
to-day rates are only steady at the following quo
Nations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-14

31e phciee non lse2ss sa9ur oasisr Rards icrio.r
j Ssssa q dos ss u; ssssS Ssos
Ss,O , ,,sss Ss SOD demand az
White Mchigsn 81 is bid sash nad ApSI % lss Nay
FIX x S SaDs Ere S o ipS IsS & & os
am and sSshnf icing SSer ses@ very M n9ss S
SSssa ssO2G ses s sn
sSsT ana Ap os S.s S Swa T
81 u 90 scft 81 Is No Milwaukee q o. cash q O.
sS cd 81 Il M and
N S h'P asCn. S1s and ss. Ms
dun atsio 10 essh and NAY $40 Is June LsTa-Pr,ms
@seSsSSe SI q 2OSss e. Bao
April a.,S a;pss,1s
:SysHIs ssSsra.s
e sof S Ss9s e g. a.
o S GSS Sv se so
Only Sts e scssa 70; Corn Me-, sasssaseS
q 5 ING
much @ ssS
% Se e. 81 = BED AZ s sect c 81
BID 81 s6s asked for carots Of No Red IN elevator the
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Sides 7i9isc Recelpts~sioar 1000 bbls Wheat 5000
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Corn, 10000 bush; Oats 1000 6usi Barley LOCO bush
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