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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-17
POLITICAL DOTS,
ILLINOIS.

ILLINOIS.
Chicago, Sept. l6,--The Democrats of the
third district yesterday nominated w. NJ.
Calhoun for congress.
MISSOURI.
st. Louis, Sept l6.--The Democrats of the
eighth district nominated ID. G. Allen for
congress yesterday.
MARYLAND.
Baltimore, Md, Sept. 16.--Dr. Frank l..
Shaw, Democratic nominee for congress from
the second district, has formally withdrawn
from The canvass. Reasons of a public and
private nature impelled him TO decline the
candidacy which be had accepted. Dr. shaw
is clerk of the circuit court of Carroll county,
having been cleo led last fall for the term of
six years. Another convention will be held.
NEW JERSEY,
Trenton, N. j., Sept. 16.-The Democratic
second congressional district convention to.
day nominated Hczekiah b. Smith, of Bur-
ington county, Oh the first ballot.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-17
LATER.

The jury in John Greenwoods cssa, for
assisting Burton in the murder ct Jack Rus ,
vas out fifteen minutes and returned a yer.
dict of guilty of murder in the frt degree and
sentenced him to- the penitentiary for life. His
age saved his neck Walter BurtoAs case is
continued.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-17
yellow Fever Agnin.

New York, Sept. l6.--rhe bark Erima-
grab, from port De Paix, Hayti, was towed
in here to-day, the whole crew being down
with yellow fever. Two men died from the
disease on the passage.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-17
Politics at Galveston.

Special 10 tne herald
Galveston, Sept. 10. The Democratic
convention resumed It's deliberations at 80
this evening, when the balloting for senator
was resumed, Street and Fisher being the
candidates. Fisher, leading after the twenty
arst ballot was taken. A recess OF fifteen min
utea vas had, at the expiration Of which a
motion prevailed that Fisher and Street be
called before the convention and define
their views. Much discussion of an
acrimonious nature was INDUCED in by the
adherents of both candidates. Finally Col
oael Stafford said the minority could afford
to be negnanimous. Colonel Fisher was
conducted to the stand and tersely stated
MS views on the public questions Of the day,
and endorsed the resolutions of the conven.
tion. lie heartily endorsed Maxey for the
senate and Shepard for congress, and WAS in
favor Of immigration and n perfect system
of free schools, and al progressive measures
that tend to build up and advance the state
and city. He closed amid prolonged Up.
plauses. Colonel Street followed, branching
of on national issues, stating that he was
heartily in accord with the principles Of
the Democratic party, and favored Msxey
for the senate and Shepard for congress,
and stood by the resolution offered by him
in the senate SIS to schools, and said that II
defeated it would be personal amnesty
to himself and not 10 opposition
of the well-known policy of the state,
which he ardently suppOrted,that his interests
we're secondary to the party;and would heartily
support the candidate OF the convention.
Much confusion prevailed during the conclu-
sion of Mr.. streets remarks. Bsllotting was
then resumed. TIE twenty-fourth has just
been taken. Street, 10; Fisher, 10; scat
tering, q. The convention now, at 1880
o'clock, has taken n recess Of fifteen
minutes to unite on candidate, q
motion having been made t. withdraw Street
and Fisher and present a candldade upon
whom both factions can unite The pro.
ceediugs have been quite boisterous.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-17
LATER.

After much wrangling the names of Col
onels Fisher and Street were withdrawn. The
nomination was rc.ope, cd and tao names Of
Colonel D. Q. Stone sud j. B. Stubs were
placed in domination. Mr. Stones name
WIS withdrawn ard Mr.. Smbbs then elected
senator by acclamaton.
The county convention for tho election Of
Representatives from tho thirty-flth repre-
sensitive district WAS organized and the Of
acegs the same us the senatorial convent o..
Thenanes of Mcssrs Fiulay, Watkins, Le5ntt
aud l. G. Fisher We're placed in nomination
for representatives.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-13
COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.


LIVERPOOL. April 12-l2yD p. CottUn very duh sid.
ding 2nd s Msdn nS Orleans I'D Gales 600
Aldnx sanss AP!l deliysSs a. do april and Nay dev
a. H.G S J SH Saa SI sI.o % o sG
do July ana August delivery 7sd also Id do August aud
SsFPSsSe $ ocoGsr saa So1 san
yrry 6Sd do November aud December delivery. I asO
Oia s!aI %p m-Maus Upland. Cotton
III MdGnS HTesSps wrno ,,., o, IN. s.v in.
ciadsa 1000 bales Amercsu FUTURES UPaod. Low Md
jung dewey AS % do T July AND AUGUST 5 S ~ anu
nALrlOGk April l21cottSn a9ll and easier: Miidllng
cepis 0ai bales exports 70 Great Drta,n 300 bis
~S 20 e1ss is ~ SS Gse ;0sn aSS Low Mid
ding leise. Good orIiiar ~. net RECEIPTS, e3 oaios'
aEaaLEsTos April I9-coeon seaiier Mlddlins lahS
$50 bales exports coastwse 46A bales Sales 600 bales
,TscfSs1Ti April I2Cotton. quiet and lower; MiddinT
l2e.i Middng o5e Gdod Ordinary iO'sc reeelps
1875 baes shpmen $50 bales sses 1873 bales STOCK BOSS
GALVESTON April 1?..Coton weak, irregular Middhns
1921 bales experts coastwiSe oO3 oaes Sales 800
OI ioIISyM Sprfi i1cc.ton DALI MiddIing l2lsc
MNrMI April l2cStISn Gnisi HSias &c; receipt s,
MonIir. April l2-co,tOn quiet irregular Neans l?c
Low Nidiling Sec Good ordinary llc net receipts, 5e5
acs exports cOaswsc %2' baies sales 1000 BALES sIocz
Low Midiiins If'sc.; Ordinary, ilsc receipts
60ie bales; gross sss bales exports to Great Britain 90
the Continent 1850 baes sales SO0U Dos: ssocE
NoRSoSK April lecOtton uuset,ied; MIddlng l2c;
receps 55 bales exports cOastwlse 9o95 baes sales 30
O t Apr sCc,ton au middIrrs IL sc Low
Nildlng 2c Good Ordinary. llhc.: net receipts III
balesi gross 994 bales sales spinnerS l2l baes stock
sIYASSAH April l2Cottoa nominal nothing doing; Mid
as T bales bale SpOT The u bales
200 bales; stock. 2OOOp bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-13
THE STATE OF TRADE.

BUFFALO April l2-FIOur onet and Unclaimed: Wheat
dull and nominal sale. oats dull quoted NO Westeid
the track q; 97e; Stats retailing 20 4O@ile Barley
stoafY with BaeA HOO BUSH Canadl. On
private IeTms. Ryo inactive. MIL Feed firm. RAilToai
frcgnts SorE-wneat Sci Corn, she: oaIa 6ltc
HeeefDfs- Ralroals-Pour Lue bDls Wheat ,OOD busn
Corn 10000 BARLEY. $500 bu.hi Data 1900 busn
Rye, 1000 BUSH Lake-Wheat, 7AOUO baaAJ Corn, 0Oo
bush. Shipments Flour 4go9 6bsi Wheatj3O4
buhi Corn $1,000 bnan Oat zvOOO bnsL =. ~
lsG3OOO bush; Gen. 27S,R00 bush oas, 900 bual; bar
ley. bufh: 80 900 bush Malt 4J,SSO hush.
CmeAoo. april l2flonr nuIntnalIy unchanEed wheat nc
tive and higher but unsettled NO, 2Cheago spring
81 l2asl l2a Oash ~ l1is Mayi u l2sdSl 1 Juno No
do 00o. Gel. Corn strong and hielfr fre,l 50 Heak
lar 2 cash Sole. May 36ese JunA 0aIs nror " nos
qnoiabIy higher 36zc. casif 80 2a9O$G Nay JOoso
IBa16e Pork unsettled and geaernY 9Tsr at slg ~
steady with fair demand az OF qc c1sh 6p7 7c Aay
7Oad7.O7 20. June. Bulk Meaia steady ana unrmnEod
6hOuders &C.; Short RID 03ae Short Cloar 0h6c. ERga
sL10o Whskey seesdy and unclaimed q y o. FrtiehIs
hisbsr s I Nay 81 1S Iune Com active, drm and 10
higher oats active Tm ant &c. higher pork ninsr but
mol duotably higher.
CIsCIsHATL April I2-FIour steady, villa fair dsrandI
PSniir al hSdS5 b0 Fancy, 90 1896 90 Wheat nrmer
10 ko5 WINTER 81 l6sSf 49, reeeiDt AS0v hush; ship
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-13
Er % per cent stock dividend.

lex 20 per cent stock dividend
The total business of day amounted to 391 ,77O
shares. against 215,90s shares Saturday, but Erie
al. 72O Missouri. Kansas and Texas 39.973l, Iron
Mountain C3O,590l, Wabash preferred (23.470l.
New,Jersey Central rs, 90O). Delaware Lacka-
wanna and Western t21,650), and Pacific Mail
281OO contributed 237 343 shares to tho total bust
ness OF to-day Central and Hudson was fairly active,
and opened strong at 1925 after which 1t declined
to l31leO132. Probably tomorrow a large quantity
of this stock, which has been borrowed against
sales, will be returned, as the stock sold by the
syndicate last week will become due. and the ca
pacty Of the street to take care of $S.OO0.0O0 or
$4,000. 600 of it wall be tested. Lake Shore was
dull, but it's price yielded from 1888 to 1919
1O7la. Michigan Central with very small bust
ness yielded only g per cent, but showed no re;
stocks Manhattan was wen sustained by.
lerge short" interest. but Metropolitan fell
the grangers wore lower, but they Were compare
lively firm at the declines. Western Union without
excitement and with only moderate amount of
cent " on anal transactions. The general market
closed feverish and weak.
Tho final changes from the closing prices Saturday
nre ss follows DeelInes--DelGwaTe aud Hudson
son, So: ST. Paul preferred, Metropolitan Elevated,
Central and Hudson, Northern Pacific, and Ontario
sd and Sa
cago, st. Paul and Minneapolis, Northwest st.
Panl. Michigan Central, New-Jersey Central and
Reading each 81 Central Pacific, Chicago, ST. Louis,
and New Orleans, Chesapeake and Ohio. Northwest
preferred, Illinois Central and Mobile and Ohio,
each Northern Pacafie, 1ls; C.,C..C and l., III;
ferrcd Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Han
nibal and ss. Joseph, preferred and Union Pacific,
Each 1: Erie Iss S1stOn AIT Line M"nHssaa and
zach Ia; Canada Southern, Erie preferred
and Ohio and Mississippi, each 49,; st.
Western Union. each 2; st. LOuis and San Fran
cisco, 212; Missouri. Kansas and Texas. 2os; Wa
bash preferred and Pacific Mail. each ga; Houston
md Texas, 8; Iron Mountain, 3ss; Chicago. Bur-
iinetOn and Quincy and Wabash. each 3i2. and
Nashville, Chattanooga and 81. Louis per cent.
Advances-Atlantic aud Pacific telegraph, 1e; New
York Elevated and Adams Express, each y Man
haitian Elevated. 3. and Rock Island, 2 per cent.
RAssk crock EAsxEL
h srepoyte6 ty sold Stose IsIs0yaDA Ccmpans
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-13
LIVE STOCK MAKKErs-sY TELEGRAPH.

puyF6Io Apr i3-tATTIg- teaceiuts TODAY l0SO head
total or the week thus FAR G3i head f9r INC same tune
moderately ArtlYc higher; offerings favornby
with ast week. export demands OF Choice 10 Fancy
Medium ~ ~ eS4 50; Light Bateers no 80 4OGSl 06j
25c hgher Western Sockers at SO 70
dS3 BO Feeders nt 81 n6S3 e6 canada sockers W
~ j5a&370; Feeders at - SOd - O3 MILK Cows quie
hut steady at weeks prres OF Good Primo ut
S,I0as4e; Common to Far az sl1fS2B.
fhe week far 900 for tho time lnst
55OO head consigned through II market active
demlnd and prices aiyaacrd s Per ewt above as!
ds57 rs Fur % Good CpDe % - 9OGSt 0O Extra as - 7O
Fair TO Choice Lanb1 al - 5n0S1 -, al sold. - -.
oGs-keceIls todav 100 head for the week thus
far 5US5 for tho time last week. 1890 head;
consumed through % market steady WITH far do
az ~ 06oB4 10 Medium and Heavy Grndss AZ - f50
81 go Fair T. s at - l09S4 6Oi Pigs At - 2O@sS 20
cnIcAgo AIril II -ioas- kee9iDts $4,000 ncsG ship.
others scarce hrm aud good deman Mixed Psck9g at
e. 9Odst 80; Choce Heavy at 81 1904 7o Light "a 700
cSTTis"iiscSlpts 1000 head shipments. 1900 headl
unsteady shipping lover a. S4ds5 ~ come hcs
S 26 toeSers quiet unchanged &c s2 o0ef.
SITEf-lcccpts, is head; shipments nome: maj ket y
Clipped o. S3Gt3 I0 Fair 10 choice Wooled At 80 eV@so O
EAT LinERrY Penn, ApIf MISUNDERSTANDING, 2799
head 1913 head OF oA supply uRhti best
ss s Common Light Bulcbers at IS 6esS TO- s1fcd
bulls IN goO bly, ts9 26S4t 80. Baea 80 head.
HOOs-ooepts. D6l5 head Yorkes at ~ 40SS4 79 Pih
sHEEP-iieccpt g. 400 head; all s0ld.
~. LOuR April 12.-D0Gs-SueadYi YtTkers aud BAIL
morris at "a Stt IS PnskHg 81 lo9bl So Boston a.
"a 1904 Is Butohers at ~ 60&4 80: reeBipts
1900 hGad shlpmoulA 1900 head.
CArTR-LOwer run argn DEMAND on moaernte; 3o0n 70
Butchers sierra 1924 O Feeders al 3 70 asa Cows
Hicrs 81 60Ss3 so receipts 4iOo heads shpmcnta
sHREr-Soareo and wanted; Fir Fancy 81 600b0
ceipts. 20 heads shtDmoLta no7e'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-13
HORSE MARKET.

The market IA without essential change Plenty stock
with exception Of coach Horses arriving aud the do.
mani Cniluu active hrm pricea fhe principal feature
tho Horse Trade this conntry ~ the extraordinary
deuand Or good Diving and coach ahinas nos oay fSr uso
cifea homo, hHt fur shipment European
markets. II by parties who rrcnty returned
thr West. that mere ne twU OF throo buyers 60
every Carriage u IA the breeding d. tries 10 this
COUNTRY. Them English bus ia the and
number ~ Chicago ST. Louis. Cincinnati and other points
ing with money in thrir pockets for suitable stuck TO
arfve lots OF good able driving animal
picked prices gng rOn $500 70 5000 yer bead but
while thcas lOTes well enough adapcd for bght
sch m drawing Br0ngham hight waxOD they 10
coach FxrOerS TINT horse should be ut least six
high for ODach tho country
England This scaiiy Of Re horses IA convincing
LIuch inprOyo1Ont IN Tho
quality OF stock aud that attention NUT be paid TO the
subject II expect to SIMPLY tho growing demand from
DHrug week IL Norman stations
aud brood Imported nm Franee stAiliors
the ths pT0cCrty OF W Nalter5 who had
them to baltimore Tho other salligns Were imported
by j. Durham Mavnc, Du Page County. Ills WHO has
pfobably improving the quality OF
a Inerical horse than any other man Ia chs West
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-13

IyErToor, April l2-Pork--Pnme Meas Essteln steady
at 67 Western. sseady At o. BaoonoGum6erlsnd Cut,
dull az $751;; short clear dull at 1884 Hams5LooT cut
Irl a. Se Extra Mess steady Prime Mess. steady at
70i. Lari-Prme Western, dnu at 3ei6d. TalowIprims
RosiE@conmon ssady 4sd Fine DUH 49, CHEESE
American Choice steady at III Lard on. auu AZ az
FInar~EftTa state, dull At ltIed WhsatSspnpe. No
dull 81 lold Spnn SS dan a. t1Td u nav NH
AZ li6I Corn-Mixed Old steady at beSd.; New Mixed
in market. ROsn-Comnon. O. London steady ~ HOd a.
Turnenua. sIjrs. London dull at 30. Roceipts OF
Whea fr the weeK from Atlantic ports. $4,000 Qrs from
Pacific port lOO0 qrs from other sources; 42oOa@ cor
IvSasocr, Apr l9l2'SO n-Laid. 50 3D. per Owt for
LIVERPOOL April 1915 p Linseed on. 27i6d. a279d
per cWT. Spirits OF Turpentine. lOi per owl .s. -
LONDON Aprll 12-4 p.m.Retned Petroleum. ofag0d Dof
0ai snlrits of IurDentne, 35fa36j8d. per cwt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-13

State bends were neglected. tho sales including
Louisiana eonsols at 50si. Aabamas, Glass A, at 6O
and Missouri 0s Of 1857 at los.
OF city bank stocks the sales were Metropolitan
(10l &C $50. -, .
Railroad bonds were lower, In sympathy with the
share market but generally tho business done.
which included htty-three different Varieties was
in insignificant amounts fair amount OF transac-
80, and the funded IS declined per cent to "a.
Missouri, Kansas and Texas frsts declined from
lO2 70 o90100. and the seconds AFTER decnne
from 6212 to go, rallied 10 614060s- q. Z. ana i.
O. first assented were dull at DECLINE OF per cent
to 8112. New-Jersey Central issues were easier at
Mountain second incomes were active, declining
from 90 to u.s. aud eiosng az 10 after rally to ~
The other changes were small, but all IN the direc-
ton Of lower figures. 49, - T.,
The sub-Treasury to-day gained $1ol 4 sS2 on bal
anee, made mp by coin gain OF S160,o63, less
currency loss Of $59.031. This makes the total gain
since Friday SJ10, 3S1. The money market again was
active and per cent strong was the ruling rate unt
q late hour, when per cent plus commission OF
lie per diem was freely paid. The last loan IN the
borrowers were unsupplied at the close OF bank
hours The domestic exchanges are more favora-
bic the changes to-day being advances to 10 cents
premium at st, Louis and Chicago. and at Boston to
3313 cents discount.
The United States Treasurer at Washington to-day
received 81 900 in National Bank notes for re-
deuption. The Customs receipts were $4,000,
and the internal revenue receipts were $64O,O0O.
The following is the Clearing House statement for
to-day; Exchanges, $151, 955.690; balances,
$4, S75. 1876. The sactions at the Clearing
House covered: Receipts. $97S.e51 payments,
1877, 14s; currency balance, $5721.992 coin
balance, $102, III, 1872.
Theforeign exchanges continue to he very dull, and
rates q cent to the 6. The following are the re-
viged OuOtatiOna:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-13
IN In otOTe IN Hew.YOrk ana BrOOklyn VINE

Hay AND sTEAwIsry ssyo aoS s'f ED naID
SF s RT 90 c Sn oS s 91S and q f0f
HiDEs-oniet unchanged M aaloa -, ,,,,o
a1sSe Ssasn Ss ss SsI Psc S
Es-Reimng grades were dull and unsetned by.
S sS sSS steady SpTqp a o SssO and
NAviE sToREssp Turpentne steader az 81 sS5e;
no sales hOsas 9s' q 1 81 po 81 eeSe LOT
ms I9 1856 bbS Spirits TurDtniine, 1919 bbii Tar LAS
ocsAN EREIGT TsG steady through s Ss'iness
% SSf 9stSSo Sm BALE. cOn ~ G OH
zee S1a q SSSd IL Is SI
Bacon e az 3 a oS TSSess a.4
Butter p SSIs d so' s sS
quoted roS SSs S &c. S sa nSs
2osS9ss ISnaOg sail 80 tons GsG go Cd
Gses ce faOS Sa' rs a. s6s ToSase
G GO s c Ca s GG sln us
ca = san and a gs c ga S
GAZE S6s Meaaarement eoods 22s g. Bacon
s sRS s1 Foa1 aS $ss 4s 3D.
Lard % Butter and ne S,s eos a9S S 1Ss
dOods s5si Glasgow sa there Tsi iIle or nSItiDs dOne
hl?q Ba aGS and Fl Lard ss 3d. TcE 3D.
IStsseS gs c 9Gns O Ss 49, ?er
4 RsaST a H. hnr sGI Sc d PopR .' 81
Cake jos Cd Tobacco 90s ri Goods 2 Cos %S6
starch Cd Danze sail 2o9 DPs LnbeailnS on
fo 1 Iasa for Eh cargo aS at current rates British
10 Dunkrk, 100 bbs Crude Petroleum So 3D. German SHIP
DSRP 5 e Sn SO SSS GSS
l Ia ssys ''s, c0 o nn"I
from PeDsaeoia to DO ana bicS New from al
sRoSer TO CORK for es 60 DO s. 81 B s
;aps} and rate Prom gea pI1 10 H
brig e Bayonne 2 100 DO, 10, o. So, 90; .,,s,
PET ROLEIJM-Ou unchaPgS Certificates weak ana
lower crude shppnG order 67s7 c Nnphtha 6he5s.e;
isr Bs IN css H. Clint Eodisouah reports
sas United init @ s 5g b sSd &
opened 79 bid highest sales. 7sse; lowest 76'eei
IStovYsIoNs-PoRK-Markes firm. prices without de-
s6t trade On speculative account; sales. go bills Mrs.
$40 % Old 81 Is Ssw sostnE price On la.. ca
Jay si0 a5SSii 80; August 81 20 asll 30 BEEF
no SlS s6Ssii CITY E1fa India Mess sisessi PhS
d dpi St BEEt HAMS sieAHg hsd. moderate
a1d ydr 21SiG ssiS. s7cS cl Hama clos
Clear Clear, 7 z Long Clear Clear Eases Ions snd
steadily held fair de%sps ;g Hs sS g sas 100 o."
ported sales s7s Prime ten ~ ;Dol 4se st so
1P ~ s1ns 80 se Gap s493 To- Nay
800 tcS Year. IA c. IhTt can. April lag ,4sei Nay
Year. iH%c do buyers option 7Oe7 vs. y
in nj deats demand s3la l0o te1 aOei hrnnei
G1osS 1eoI Sbr G over dsmmr very
g3, Lon: isId P %es i'll SHs -nH fH
RI OF Fairy active aud steady aausoon' 6Sdi'-' Caro-
suGH iiaw dun and weak En- to Good Re sS 7,s
AssOyso 5c sPa - sad h. 40 l mus s rgs9
iaco sc, ocy nnIs O 49, P,vsl i51. esanu
lated g cut O1G gc ard sa, A. o g@s-e
Timothy 81 sGas3 Doiiosli' Faz'0ed. 81 sJSs9
yrEAHIEE 2 orist, uhehang.dd ooo g.. q, AM.
WHIsKEY- 81 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-13

Futures active closing advance Of TO points
Iss' g. snd bscsnSs seS ssc IisS
iSaS osesl S$ 1 Dsess ssG''no
{ssslI ~ s's isis zuf e?aef9
NGSsn6.r IiI9SllSii December iIsTSiI.ss. TfanSisr
AI TES S5gt' AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rather wor.
% sSv %15S Ssns S export SOips S1Ss And
wssi ISas. ana seSS z%sSiss 7SS
~ sss ssG's goo s Sc &sr 9P &sr Low s,s Be-
s vS aas: rs ' sI e 7JS
Essfs stsis 1 y 1855 %!
q FSISs S0 g
50 @ . IRns h'H &nS S@S So 80
ssP.rs F Ezra !: 1875: s. si s ;os;,
Sa asssS G nj sss' s sIS e: rs q 3
SsSS Is 5000 GOOD oSolcs ' SsSy 20 sS s 10
e. as W Meft FIJI SIta s,e1 sSd
light export ana iebbig trade demand; sales ss5 bbn IN
SSSes S1 s ssSf s s.
IL So @ s SsS NE MEAL
ssiss XssS So5is bssndsSns y ss 81
p'Da S 90 40 sS 5s Mss
SS1is III sS.1s better via 3 good
ans 'sss O. ssT css
Ssh s asss S SG @ ESSTg sS" 81
ii Sos 81 No. as q s7ass{ 5s Steamer sS S'i
- s SsS:si WI WI {. x Sss p AS Ssf
ss s dssss SsSi Do .E q gt sIo sS
ST. , a. Fans ss q nee as sa closing q
g q, SsSI a. N;E g sss3e1 80 sIssiDs 81 aasS
bush site 9oeelc inside price 2 arrive this
q BARE9 TA 9EiH un SslIUS1a
trade QoRNMarket h0s.c better. moderate
eMat s.lsA oe2 sese fagls lel 90 Sxzh rpgyFpt
10 Z tsss Siss1ss Hike. 5sSSSzS, Sew 30 q Ss%s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-13
MONDAY, April l2-P. N.

MUEDdt, ApfH Il n
The stock market to-day was what Saturdays
closing market indicated it, would be-weak and
unsettled. During the day the usual number OF
fluctuations occurred, but the tendency Of prices
was steadily downward. With the usual inconsis-
tency of the present stock speculation, the best
rally was made after the money market
had developed stringency. and lie per diem was
paid for money. So that the final changes fail to
show the extreme depression of the day. Yet the
declines generally are more important than they
have been on any preceding day-raugine from 1
60 per cent This to the operators of to-day looks
like great fall but when compared with the prices
of year ago. the declines appear to be insgnifi-
cant. The closing prices OF a few Of the leading
stocks on April IL, 1879. compare with the closing
,o.;oas to dow On foIIawa:
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