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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-06-17
the GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

Issrever.failine cure for ner.
vsus debility, exhausted vital
ity, seminal weakness, sper.
matorrhea, Los r MAN
HOOD, ,impotency, paralysis,
and all the terrible effects Of
self-abuse, youthful follies and
and excesses in maturer years
such As loss Of memory, las.
situde, nocturnal emission, a.
version to society, dimness Of
vision, noises in the head, the
vital fluid passing unobserved
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1880-03-03

Gideon Frost, quaker, aged SO. died
at Greenvale, L. l., on Wednesday of last
week, leaving property valued at half q
million of dollars. He was SO afraid of
being buried alive, that he directed his
body to be kept in warm room for FIVE
days after his death. He was buried on
Monday.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1880-03-03
x UDIToR's NOTICE.. T. Fox

A Avs. K. w. Ellis. Phillip Ellis, and John Ellis,
No. 263, Dec. Term 1876. f-t - sNa9e ~ ~
The undersigned, an auditor appointed by the
Court Of Common Please of Bradford county to
distribute the funds arising from the 6herifss sale
of the Defendants real estate will attend to the du
ties of his appointment at his office In Towanda, on
Friday March Goth 1880 at O'Clock p. NJ, when and
where all persons having claims must present them
or be forever debarred from coming in on said fund.
JAMES T. HALE, Auditor.
Towanda, Feb. 26, 1880
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1880-03-03
The News Condensed.

600.
The Persian expedition to Herat ha.
been abondened.
During the past few days several ca
loads of fine strawberries from the South
have reached New York.
Senator Hill. of Georgia. has been sued
by young lady of Washington, for Sc
duction.
The total receipts of lumber at Chicago
during 1879 were l,467, 100. 900 feet, an in
crease, for the year of 25 per cent.
The town elections in Maine have proven
severe rebuke to Garcelon, nearly every
town goes Republican.
Under the. call of States in the House
for the introduction of bills yesterday
1853 bills and resolutions were offered.
In letter from Doublin to the Tfibun
James Redpath gives g terrible picture o
the people in the famine stricken coun
ties Of Ireland.
The Empress of Austria, tits asserted
never rides horse after he has once
thrown her. Her IRISH stables contain
six horses for her own riding.
Although the Edison light is pro
nounced failure, he is to begin lighting
the streets of New York, within shor'
time.
The President has withdrawn tire namV
of Pinchback as Naval Officer at New Or
leans, leaving Lewis, the present incum
bent, undisturbed.
Messrs., Sullivan and Gilbert are credi.
ted in the London papers with dividing as
their share of the Fifth Avenue Theatre
receipts, the pleasant sum of $4,000
week.
Charles <. Smith, late editor of the Al
bany Eusning Journal, will make applica,
tion to the Supreme Court tomorrow for
q receiver for the Journal company and
an accountant. Smith holds one-eighth
interst. 2aH ih
The coinage at the American Minis in
February was. as follows: Gold, 594, l2C
pieces, worth $5,s44, $50; silver, 2,3Ol,-
6O9 pieces, worth S2,30O.740; miner coin
age, 5,3sl, 800 pieces, worth $24 ,39s.
Robert Toombs, is said to have genius
for making money, and could be q Ameri
can Cresus If he chose; but what he
seems to like, best is his reputation thro
the country as t'the only one and unrepen'
tant rebel"
It is reported that Robert J. Burdette,
the wit OF The burlington Uowa) Hq,ek
eye, has broken down from overwork, and
has been compelled to cancel some leet'
ure engagements. AS he is not yet @
young man, it may be hoped that. the in
terruption Of his work is but temporary
DR.. w. C. Doane is great favorite in
,Williamsport, where he has returned tC
reside. He has already been pressed into
service, and will deliver lecture or
Thursday evening next, at the court honse,
for the Home for the Friendless. His
snbject will be. Confessions Of Doc.
tor" -. .-.g. r,.l
Charles Mccarthy; father ofthe girl Kate
Mccarthy whose sad fate by freezing tc
death from, exposure in the water and ice
of the Chenango river in Binghamton a
short time ago is not yet forgotten, died
at his residence in that city on, Monday,
in his Gath year. His death was due solely
to his grief at his daughters sad end.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1880-03-03
Mrs. s. II. Sweet

Offers a constantly increasing stock of
Millinery and Fancy
Goods,
Consisting of Hats, Fancy Goods, Towefng, Collars,
Comforters, Embroideries, Flowers, Ribbons,
handkerchief, silk, linen and embroidered, Feath-
and Tips, Slipper Patterns, Gard board, Zephyrs,
Combs, jet Ornaments. Rusching, Necklaces, Veil.
ing in all colors, Java Canvas Patterns, Lace Capes,
Grape Pellisses, Babies Knit Stockings, Ladies'
Hose In all colors and styles, Dolls, Children's
colors, Bracelets Pocket Books, Notices Birds and
Feathers, shawls, Jewelry, Napkins, &C., &c.,
LADIES' AND GENTLEMENS'
UNDERWEAR,
All these things can be found ct greatly reduced
prices; and some of them
AT PRICES THAT WILL ASTONISH
THE, PURCHASING PUBLIC.
~ -@
The late fire has left on hand
A UANTITY OF GOODS
that must be disposed of ut
MOST ANY FIG URES
and at all hazards, for Fresh Invoices.
"a -M
F
CALL AND EXAMINE AND DETER
NINE FOR YOURSELF.
MRS. SWEETS
Fancy Goods Bazaar,
No. 1. BRIDGE STREET.
TOwanda January 81, 1880.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-01

,vapna and Western at "a and Reading at oS+-
srba general market continued TO be depressed until
sft., midday Then there wero two sharp rallies,
esoh followed by reaction. and it was
aprina tho progress Of the second reaction
fhat the market closed The business Of the day
emounted to $50 600 shares. against 3O5SOO shares
Yesterday. Erie was particularly active and rose
from az to 44043sa The other principal active
atooks were Delaware. Laekawanna and Western.
New-Jersey Central, Reading, Missouri, Kansas
and Texas, st. Paul and Northwest. The market
closed feverish and unsettled.
The final changes from the closing prices yester-
Aav are as follows: Advanees-IllinOis Central and
Michigan Central each ls; Lake Shore. Marietta
and Cincinnati first preferred. Central and Hudson
and Uuitcd States Express, each 4 Northwest and
Northern Pacific common and preferred, each Ss;
Lake Erie and Western, L; st. Paul, Hannibal and
St. Joseph preferred aud Atlantic and Pacific Iele-
Rraph,eaeh g; Wabash preferred and Western Union
each q; Canada Southern, Oregon Railroad and
Navigation aud st. Louis and San Francisco pre-
serred. each 1: Ohio aud Mississippi. liz; Union
Poetic. Ia; Delaware and Hudson. Reading and
Pacific Mail 1ss; Erie. 1l9; Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and Western. 1881 Missouri Kansas and
Texas. New-Jersey Central and st. Louis and San
Francisco frst preferred each IA; Erie pre-
ferred aud American District Telegraph. each
Oh; Wabash. 2ss: st. Louis and San Francisco, 3
and OHIO and Mississippi preferred 3Ss per cent
Decinos-Hannibal and ST. Joseph, and Manhat-
tan, each a; Chesapeake and Ohio, and Cleveland
and Pittsburg, each Ia C.. G. and ]. c.. and Chr
cago, Burlington and Quincy. each Z, and LOUIS
vile and Nashville Z per cent.
Government bonds were exceedingly dull. ph' inc
auotatioas were firm tho biddings for all except
the per cents being advanced about % per cent
The transactions at tho boards included $lo'ooo
registered o. of 1880 at 1O4A, $4,000 registered
bs at 1925. and $4,000 coupon Is at 1912 DIS
trict of Columbia 3-G5s were strong, with sales at
"a. The following are the closing Quotatlons'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-01
There was not a transaction in State

There was not q transaction in State bonds, but
prices were steady as to quotations
OF city bank stocks. there we're sales OF Hanover
no, at I22. Merchants Exchange l2Oj at 100. and
Park (iOl at 125.
The dealings in railroad bonds included fifty
eight different varieties, but with few eX-
ceptions the transactions were only in small
amounts Erie second consOls were subjected
to n mauipulation in connection with the movement
in the common shares, and sold as high as 92Si,
closing oil o2l, but the fluctuations were frequent
and amounted to as much as y per cent showing
that the transactions, the total Of which was
$94s. 600, were largely speculative account.
The funded IS also were higher, rising from S5 10
S6le Missouri, Kansas and Texas irsts declined
from 102 to 1014 Il. but later again sold at 1O2 and
the seconds after selling down i TO 81 to 61lq
Boston, Hartford and Erie fists sold at 54a,
but later 100000 sold at 55ls and 554 c., C. and
/. c. first assented fuctuated between Sig and
sO7s closing unchanged at 81. St. Louis and Iron
Mountain first incomes were l2 lower at 90, and the
second incomes after decline to 70, Is higher
than last night at ~. st Paul sinking funds do
clincd to no. but recovered to 11ol2. Great West
ern seconds Wabash wero notably strong OF lO4'e
01O5; Denver and Rio Graude frsts further ad-
vanced TO 1OG14. Union Pacific trsts were a eas'er
at 112lo and Texas and Pacific incomes sold ct 61l2
against 60 yesterday.
The transactions at inc sun treasury iOi WV
week ending tonight include receipts of 569,554
and payments Of s.. $50, 765, resulting IN loss to
its general balance Of S817 211, and leaving 1t at
$1O6, 951 ,2S6 against $1O7, 76s AT April %. The
particular changes of the week are currency gain
Of 1919, 94s and a coin loss Of 81 ,493, l59' The
OnmOn rate for money to-day WAS per cent,
~yith nore real business doing at per cent, and
the closing rate was sac per cent. The domes-
tic exchanges on New-York ar6 as laot
0noted except that at New-OTleans Com
mercia bills are quoted ut 90 cents discount
The United States Treasurer at Washington to-day
demniIon The customs receipts were 100000. aud
the internal revenue receipts were S4SO.GOo. The
following is the Clearing House statement to-day;
Exchanges .S136, .204 balances, $4S23, bj7
The transactions at the Sub-Treasury covered:
ReceiDt-, $2030.4O0; payments, SZ,S3a;Z3o {;
currency balance, S6,01O,325; con- balance
$1OO,040,911. ,
The following is the statement Of receipts. and
disbursements By the Assistant-Treasdrer OF the
limited States at NeW-YUrk for the month of April :
-. -. 80 ~. ,.a1aaa. ------ laz 81 8
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-01
TIE STATE OF TRADE.
.A,rr,..usfn aEast-rs-f,ls

IUfFAIo APfi 3U-fiour Steldy, WIN iair demand
th al ii = DO 6sG Wh.te t.een BY 81 I5 No3
Gar 10 me- a. ls 100 In"i go az - c 0at1 dull
g. western ofeI~i q $751; 70 6ld Blrley lulst
-i.iiroaas-Whcat. Hc Con-. gt Od's 1Ac Cana'-aA'
settlod; To e. gaRnnr-Hs made. , $500, ., C,,co y,-cst
Cu Springs, TSdS' 30: Hiiur-ta. - JuaS - 1l"IIs,
- 7ja75 10 Wheat active arm I'D higher No Clisp
June - u6 July NO. 3do, &c EsCcioi HO4H3c, Corn
frg active ana shade higher Of 6e' ~ es. Ia''i ana
23'7c Jun. 2-3c Iny hyS int t a. ~ sads
Jay. si,ady win fr demand a. &c caah inu MAY
lem, shoulders Abe; Shot RIO 6.3O-.; short Char
d Egy 9g " sISy steady ' 9. u ca.% a.
irregular par h{nsr a. 81 liz MSy q 81 - b
May a64e, June Oais sIeay ara Gnvisoci Inv cr
ciSciSStT 1p v.aE.r telTa i, = 9Gas5
TaGy c.-, &c., C%, Roi qS %t AZ N m rtes o G,h
shipments Lou ium t"In d4, ~" =, ~. a. p ttr
ey 9ai,j WI arm ytra 20 Fa, 93r Fcrk dul A. SOC
e. Cqrar Eio s2uc h2con ~ lslt demand l,5 hoacrS
WhlsEty ip r d'nan amt Grm a. y " huti s,'aGy ana
unchanged sugar quot: lard Wa NV y, 81; -
IL =, PcRa 1s s. oas 5o Iarnsrs - CO@sI 7O
crips 2-o head sItrln,1- -, , h % c,,, demand
saie, so rbs White Of - 70. Wh.ai unsrI,ed EA,ta
M MI 'i ss J '' 81 = jny nonnay c. SO ns
So. nominal cora qHe on, Si1hy ~. a''E; - ,c
OF. ycr, hrin ~" Wlu~ 'a': No. 2 d. gre; No;
~ ~ ~ III ior 80. . 20 ti1 tor Prime Ee.e! II
Fu go bDiH %lea so2Om nusi o"Ih; i 80 w ;Sso
3npO bus; Corn 900 C",l u", i''O DuNi, , Whoa,
MLWAl EEk, hpI % ''ui -, i "'" ~, NJ.
w.iG.- isrl 81 49, do Soii 81 ~ 80 : Mwagsee
cash. Arri and way. - '; 49,. 10y ,,i,S a r1
dcuaLd 10 3"gc oaL. IN far Ssma"d SC = . ~
Byr trr~r hut scare AZ % i.t ~" 1,r,r e. ~
a. a., PEI a. sio 10 casn and MAJ: 80 - june. ard
b liG I'm nam at IS S Fia3ais nilo Duet
rr, @riuG Ann 'o.-f7our rIo.cl irm 'er choice
.sprs Gd WINTER ra1ics MsaiuH a1 Iow GI.o. neg,
hi.eI 4" 5. TO- TO- Coii :" %. &c. cIoi - as,
-, 80 .rstt IL PENNSYLVANIA no. Fair - % DO
co. ga 10 CaI: 10. choice. - -. ONO do.
fe . d. 'ATS St MARKET N aReiis r1 plc;
1 si,iS m'i., rot 1a,Ps 70 D., .ny ny,
80 2 K ~ cry,',r, poi, 81 -, latc '.st
.il,- T.. ,il e. a. %.y u 'ld ta.o bu-,
y.r - -. neal r,r rlr.ots " 80 . Red
~ ,,r.1l Il ,,nsu nc,r.-i .gsi Ca:- lruuo bl.ii 80 :
,..d l.,, ,l i. ,, ~ ia 81 rs, JIM.
,Io i!t iun ana co.. II l?'e july ;
t' q a., ~ = - '.s,5 a; Il 70.
e.. 7',c'" f H., n,irlr; ~. .',n-rctc. ior
.l. ~ inG o. CO.. gtt ~ M ~, i , IN , Hh fr
80" ~" .,r,ri .,o, Ia. lcnasvI,aIia IS est.
'"H-'u ' o. ~. ia 'l;,C cbi,i. M nm, ilifrr rail-.
80 bus. i'' ~ - ' &C., ~ - ~ prrct, ON tTick
T. .''u.n ~ ~. lii Tor - ,.r- In
nm. arg, ai, jor -a ,x-a. first hat ol Me,.
- ~ ;il r., ~ g. ,o, A. 1r,r r.. nfd .sir,t taj'.
10. I. Il irr SSaa u 10 aT a,rud 1d aracio,
- 'h'l az ~" To- bi 80 aak"- Jnnr 10 a..
~ III H.' & az tll 49,, askt, re siog..v ;
rrae-ya mae 49, 10 W h, S %g NJ 15i do o.
800 To- ., ,r 49, . Tnits AIM; s6c LlJ ~.
sE a AZ 9 a. &c. asHgd Jer rr2sl. cp i EIt TX "
Me-, Dol brel llp'S Iran 9i'G ~, d.
,Fi, - 49, ta.i,a;r iieIr Elp s'rs amOhcd. 73ic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-01
THE MARKETS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
Nrv-. Vopg FudqV. Aupll 10 Il
AsHEs-ID moderate j0lbing sale Pots &C.; PcTis &C.

AsHES-In moderate jOhDng sale Pots &C.; Pearls &c
BEESW AX-AbOut sieSdy: IN moderate Sa!C az - ~
Of Lc for southern and Western
BEOoM.COR%- Quiet, non,naly unchanged
CANDLES Dull, prices wholly nominal. -,
CHICCORN-Lughsn Granuidted 1lSc, ana German % az
Gi2C. .
COAI-AnthTac,to IS unsettled OWING 90 the action OF
smaller companies cutting unCcl Inc lead COM
nS iss stll demand ats rat Itum.nous IL quito active
Of firm figures Anthracite 81 1904 20 Liverpool lionso
Camel Sll Liverpool Gas Do s.; Newcastle 10, Casing
So 75aS4 scotch Steam - a.; Pro- incai . 100
81; PENNSYLVANIA ald WcsnOIaland Gas 81 2IH1l -;
West Virginia d. 50 Cumberland Broadop and Clearhed
g. 6Od$a. . o,-.,- 49,
COCOA-ouiet and unchanged Maracaibo 2Ga$ lc Quay
aQuil. IS &c. Caracas 2ud%2c
COFFEE-RiO fairly active Fair CarCocs at lic
saiea ASS CITY o, Rio" aud l,GO0 bags eX
"GaeO' on private Terms stock here In first hands
1862 bags. Mid Grldes quiet but Sehy al unchanged
prices; MaracaibO l3d 7c Java. 2l0z5c LAGuayA IjT
IL lie: SavaUiia, Bale.
COOPERAGE STOCK-Quiet. prices about ste1Gy.
CORDAGE-Cuchanged, dull a.,
COTrON-spo Cotton good demand fr export and Inn
for White: stained sales, l,5S2 bales 900 last
EVENING" inclR LOO for export and 262 for summing
600 bales receipts at the ports ioa
$3.50 bales against 6ij9 bales Tins day last Wcek and
last wear: 81 400 bales against 35!N3 Last
week 2lo37 last year: Selteml J. 4G5n%Nt
bales against 43o200o bales during the same period ias'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-01

for RED Western Spring and nI0a GIaa: fm caii11ez1a
lnb TIE recepts q Wheat fer 4se pset three aass Tsrs
237 GOO 700 cHnkaas AnerseaD
April S0A leading Grain circular rae
grsIn ung the week hiss btcn du ana tefese
with entire cessation OF demand" Z
LospoS Apri 3O4 pm -Linseed on &2e 90 ezs 10 per
ahoat. - 20 -
ANTWERP April 3OArd closed at o. francs per 100 kilo&
BRPMRS pr1l 30.-Pefroeum. marks 10 pfepni9s
HAyCHRTRk April 3OThe market fOryarns SUD faprscs
vary fa IN inch 90 reed Gold Shrtin1r 81 \ yards
o. 7d; inch Printer 20 yerds. o. ~
No 80 Mule Twist. Fair. second quahg, AZ cd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-01
rnnnprAN MARKEra.

LIVERPOOL April 3O-pork-.P Prime Mess Eastern steady
ct 70 Western. steady at So Baoon7dGrnperland CUT
steady at 37b ShOr1 RIB steady at BIZ; Long Clear,
dun 3l short Clear dull At S6I. p Aamsa,LonG Cut
lTrier 90 i6g ShOudcra doll 20. Beef-1ndlh Mess.
DUH Al sO: Extra Mess STEADY S9 Primo Mess dun n
75 Latd-PTlme Western. steady at 37l6d Taow-PT
CITY duh 533d. Tnrpentne-Splrit9. dun ~ 0IiOc
ioslncoumon dull at 4Od Fine dull e. LII ChSsS 20
American Choice, hIIner 49,. Lard on steady az Az
Fiour-Extra state, dull at 1si. Wheat-Eo l. White
dun at Id; nprnE No. 2 dull ~ 9lOd, new van;
Far Western dull a 3D.; NON kOutleTn Winter dull
az l05d Corn-MKed Old. steady &C 4Dd.i hgn Mixed,
steady AZ Sd. Cottonseed Ou-1elOW ADetlpau' nOle
in market. ROsin-CondOp. Rt London steady NJ Ab1
IiyKgP0oi Ipri 30-l2:90p Cheese IA per ewt for
tho brt gndos u American. Bacon, $3.50 ewt for short
Clear hiiddlrH Beef 73Gd. per teroe Prime Moss
bYERFOOI. April 10 1;30 m1iiero IL email business
IN RIvadstuns prices Wheat 1eL0 per GENITAL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-01
LIvr rrncK MARKkrs-aY rELEaRAPa.


BUPPAto April observation-disclosures to-day. 200 heah;
total Tor thus far J6455 for the same tne
week canrned through. 500 carA maIket
uet and unchanged Aes OF Far to Choice steers At "a 30
"A 6j Il remain unsold. $500. 49,, e..
LANes-Recept5 TO-DAY, 1000 head total LOT
tho thus far ~ OOn head; for thC Same time as We
1900 head consigned through 43 market steady WIN
FAIR demand best grades disposed Of sales OF Far 20 eoOe
Wool Sheep NJ S BUG 3t Fair 20 Coed Cnppca AZ 90 -
0S1 % Extra Lambs 40 So. - -.
Hogs-keceDts TODAY $500 head tonl for The week thus
ig6n head for the time lest week 3lb Deen
consumed through. 10 market far demand put ~
81 7Oo44 75 Heavy and - 75dsi SIS Fair knds
AZ - 20ds4 65i Course Rough Lots ~ $685. Pigs ~
GG4 Co. . ~
CHICAGO. Apul 3D-HOGE-Eacclpts. $4,000 head aip-
puts. $500 head market slow closing dun ana &C 0Wer
Heavy others demand: Mixed rack
ing Sil0d5i 40: Light 81 lO0Sf 3d. CHOICE Heavy "a 'O
"a 20. .. -.
carr E-Receipa 5000 head; hipmcnis. 900 head mar
fatly active and shade higher Shipping ~ - - @
steady Cows ana hrn ~ &20S M II eeLs
a., Balls at 81 G1 9 Stass and oxen at sJHSt stocA
ere and ierters firm at So -. ,. , ,,
SUrr .oeipts 200 head; an pments $50 head mar
ke active eud stro Fair 10 Extra Woolc $Ga@o 50 per
CWi. . $780,. $50, r....
9DaF: 40 lacking. ~ luG%4 10 BUichrg g. Seitch
- 40ass 90; fecc!pis g. 500 head shipments. O5N hCaa
rAr.tE-Wcak but fairly active Light 20 Good neaVy
Shippiug Steer a. 81 rs Choice 20 Extra - .n6e
Far 70 oni -iocKc- 75q$5 25i do. Feeders 50 foGst
Cow, lcilc, - 5U0Sj 20 receipts vCV heaui snip
mrnfs. 800 .tld. 1900. .-,--- -.
sHREr-si.aly and firms Exporters 81 1855; Prime 20
Choice - 1888 3D. FAR Good SfGSb; Good 20 IsAtrA
Clipped. - - 90 receipts 100 Leai SGpmchs 4'o heau
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-01

PHILADELPHIA ApnI 3O-Wool-Quot, ana prices nomi-
nat unsstttd OHIO Pcnnylyana and West Ergina
Xxx abrve 81 TjGc Y. "a I16c.. Melirm. t30n0c.i
Coarse 5la0jc: hew York Michigan Indiana ana western
aud NA JOHJ2 nc. Medium, 0Beu.c: COatse'
54aJ5C RSr t'omhing ana Duai Finr Washed Dealue
and Xxx % i2GGOC Medium Wa<hef Conibing nnh Deaine
81 1G5e COarab jITJJC; Cauala washed COmoing, 0Z2
&c: TuD.WLshod-C hOCc. 64dbHoi FAT 6uoCsc1 YIN.
loInbinE and DelIng Medium InWaShtd COtlphg
and Uelano lj0l6o: Coarse lOG l2oa hrGht UnWasntd
Clothing Fine or amt Xxx "a a3gc: bSdlnn 40 d.oe.'
Co,rse 4Ont2c; Eaithy, Unwashed ulOtmng-Eihe.
20 a35c. 80 0fOc.; Coarse 3S095c Oregonklne
900 DOE Medium c Coarse, 35r4Oc. CsornsFtne,
81 % iUC.. Medium, 81 qJ5c COaree 55GfOri New
can aud Colorado Fine I0035C; Medium I9Pi5c C0aiso
Garnet Wool g6A9sc. Pulled MernU ~ oJOc.; super
4UdoJc.. IaInbs-bupor ABdo3C
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-01
NEyy-Yt,RK DAILY TRIBUNE. SATURDAY. MAY I, 1850

amounted 10 a decline to-day and prices arc quoted
ise. 20 lie Oh clipped sheep were e0h &C 0u6c l0r
onnoo Z, Extra; unsorn ~ 50BSI 9zia 100 n
spring Lambs at BsalOc. u and SteRS - PEI heal
decin ed than 2c per Is ana "as eey
offered this afternoon az ed9a2c. 60
Sal-s-aenbeckG Davis sold at s0th lSl state shee
I2 m AZ s7a2l9 100 10 378 Illinois DO, lbl 10 at 1884,
esS s. on he lot: Spring Lambs 81 % per head.
Kirby COs0d 1875 Michigan Clipped sheep l1b ID, ON
private terms probably atout % 90 per lGO u; q,
Dlleubsek 4 Dewey sod 23l Western Clipped sheep ~
n NJ sac. 80 DO, 1875 n, at Sc.
Kase acOok sold at Jersey city; l62 Michigan Unshor
sheen il6 ID az 7ae lpj Michigan Clipped de-, 9l B at
81 2l 252 do 80 ~ SIG. 80 do. 90 ~ a. 5sc l22 yir
81 10 M do. 90 D. nc Sc ~ Jersey TO-
81 b. ~ 1Oc. 28 do, 81 b At Csc. 100
J. Sadlsr Co sold $50 Illinois Unsborn SheeP Ioo ~
% Pennsylvania Lambs (PoOr AZ ~ ~ o'eo-'
Jersey do. AZ ID. at .Oc. ,on
Judd Rnck nEaIn sold 2Sj Ohio Cnppe1 Sheep 30 70
AZ s. 3i l26 DO "a n AZ 1O 80 do " d. al 9ci -
Jerse7 Lambs SO n. AZ Toe: 10 DO. a5 NJ a. Pc
Newton Holmes sold $50 Ohio ChVped Sheep - ID nt
Be Delaware aInbs, 80 h, at &c. % Jeraoy DO, OO
n, ~ &C. 80 -, m -. -
HoGs-Reeeipts % Of SOC bsad-So cara a.
AnIns ana Jersey City, Total since saiurney
30 Bi against 80 59S he1d Tor the cnrrrsPonan SIX
days lat Vcek The reports OF scarcity On oss s
gthened the market he6 and Common 10 Ffne mugs
arr quoted alive at A3ld5iAc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-01
rI,RnPEAN FINANCIAL MARKEr8.

roNnoy Ami 3oI23O 90iio for both money
and The account Atlantic and Great Western first NOR gage
frustess certificates 73s dn.secOnd. 80 =; ERE lti"y
snars d3 second cOusots. $50 Reading railroad oUt
New.YOrk Central. l$f. 1870
ICynoS April $3.50 D. M r. bIEd four per cents
ljO5s Atlantic Great Western iirst moTfRage trustee
Erie RAILWAY
DO seropd oonsos 90 Pennsylvania Central tG - Eeadng
Inroad 3Ol The three months 1llr ~
me open market per which IS the same as the Bank
EganC rate PARIS adlccs quote three per cent lee ~
81 francs 40 continues for the account, 49,.
LoKDoN ApIi 30. silver s quoted at o. a per ounce
PARIS April 30-EXchauee on London 70 llalCs 20 Crh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-01
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

VIM. B. Hatch & Co., bankers. % Pine-st., New,
York, buy the stock and bond script and deferred
interest coupons Of the Chesapeake and ONO Rail-
IIl classes Of stocks and bonds bought and sold
on commission.
Interest allowed on daily balances.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-01

In London British cOnsOls tor money were IS
higher, at 9Sil6. Int for account were I'M
changed, at 99lle This equalization Of val
opcn market is Quoted firm At 3 pei cent Tor dis
count of bankers 9o-days bills. United States
unchanged Cs, at 1O4sl; AIS, at 11lss /;
A.. IO9at. Erie cOnmOn shares were Il
lever ut 43la second consols being steady at
p8 Atlanta and Great Western firsts declined
from 74ss 70 7Sla. and seconds FROM 361s Co 80
Illinois Central was steady at 10S Pennsy lvania
L higher st 56l2 Nsw-Jersey Csntral ilsr cent
lower at TO- Reading z por cent lower at30l2 and
Central and Hudson 4 lower at 1854; Bar silver
was lle dearer at 62sl0 per ounce ~ Paris, the
Trencn per cents are. STILL hlgpS! 81 Sa.aV, NghL
lac I1OHsson and Texas Central railroad reports
a. bnsinesa for the month OF March as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-01
Bankrupt Notices.

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE: That on the
23d day Of April. A. .. 1850 Warrant W h.sss
rupey issued sansS tho $1,000 - ip Nsv yas "a
Stale 81 NeW.Yofk. WHO has hssa selucssa s:s1,ss
nm her petition THAT The pQyn ont n NV ue oe1 -
yery OF any property be,neisg 20 such 70
ber use and transfer u en5 u ~ 80 ~.
oye fcIr debts one or more M sf -
on M oadyag IA the u Newseft sfoss Senas 80
RasisIer I'm dw OF Asts 4, ~ ~ 3
q MArsna a Messenger seasasa Distses Of assrer<s