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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-03-26
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THE BACHELOR'S BURIAL.

Two old maids at shut of day,
A bachelors carcass bore away,
With wrinkled brow and matted hair,
And heart that never loved the fair.
Bring hriers," they groaned: "brin!
weeds midtown.
Bring withered boughs from dreary wild
To strew the bier of errors child
And make his grave where the lizard
hide,
Where Magistrates strew the swan,
creek side;
Far out OF sight--where genial spring
Shall send no gentle birds to sing.
His old jack knife lay with him low,
To cut the strings of Cupids bow;
The sad house-cat shall whine around
His lonely place in grief profound.
Here lay him who was often high
here, where shall fall no plying eve.
FOR him-tor him no loving heart
Shall ache, for him no tears shall start.
Ills hloodless lips shall fall to dust;
Ills old jack knife will waste with rust.
lie whom we hide from light of men
shall never fright the babes again.
"for we have laid him from the light
Beneath the ground and out of sight;
hut this rude epitaph shall stand
lie who to no one gave his hand"
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ory is that this would cost less than
I the canal and ensure greater speed.
But / think the proponderancc OF SEN
timent favors the canal if it can be
CONSTRUCTED under American control,
lin accordance with the Monroe doc
ltinev about which we have heard SO
much. Count de Lesseps gives his adj
hesion to this doctrine and feels conf
dent Of obtaining all the financial aid
required.
The Republicans here stuck to their
purpose to make bitter partisan qucs-
Il ton of the Fitz John Porter case,
chiefly because they regard that as the
only chance they will have this session
to fire off their mouths on the old Sec
|tionaI issues. A caucus of Re
publican senators the other morning
decided to keep it up and make the
most of it. This exhibited depth of
party degradation that has never be-
fore been displayed in the Senate of the
United States. If such caucus decis-
ion had been reached on legitimate
partisan issue, some excuse might be
offered for it: buffer Senators who are
acting as grave judges TO decide an
Issue Of individual rights involving
more than life itself to soldier of the
Republic, is simply monstrous. 1t is
notice to the nation that the statesman
ship has fed from the minority of the
Senator, and that justice has no claims
which a partisan Senator is bound to
respect. No question presented to that
body during the present generation,
excepting the impeachment of the Pres
ident, SO strongly appealed to the i'm,
partial justice of Senators as the ques-
tion of the restoration of Fitz John
Porter, and it is mockery of dignity,
decency and fairness for the presumed
leading lights of national authority to
rush into caucus to decide how they
can make party capital at the cost of
justice.
If all the bills favorable to the Agri
cultural Department now before Con-
gress pass, why, LIE Due will be "a
bigger man than old Grant, or anybo-
dy else. The cattle bill makes the Sec.
retaries of State and Treasury subor.
dinate to him; the sugar beet bill
gives him $4,000 to dispose of as lie
deems fit; another bill makes him
Cabinet officer; another branch depart
ment at Annapolis, another vast tea
garden, and SO on, ad libitum But,
then, the bills have not passed
PHoNo.
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Burdett's bad Copy"

When | first got at it the printers
would draw cnts for my copy, and
those who got slice of it would go
around tying to hire boy to kick
them down stairs and break their
necks- However, there was one old
fellow who thirsted after it, and when
he got piece of it he Immediately
put on sub and went out and cot
drunk. Under any other circum-
stances he would have been dis
charged. do better now. had to.
because it had almost broken up the
printers temperance union. The pat
rons of the cause in Burlington traced
the thing back to me, aud | had to
improve my copy. 1t didn't hurt me
much, bnt it was o terrible blow on
the printers.
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The stupidest Man in Maine


The stupidest man in the State is a
farm hand near Lebalon. He was
hired TO pillow a ten-acre field, and his
hnss, wishing him to draw staight
furrow, directed his attention to a
COW grazing right opposite, telling
him to drive directly to that cow. He
started his horses. aud the farmers al
tention was directed to something else
In short time he looked around to
see what his hired man was doing
The COW had left her place and was
walking around in the led, and ii G
hirei man following her, drawing a
zig-zag furrow all over the field.
SHALL Pox is causing much alarm in
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-03-26

SAMUEL }. TILDEN has got his NOR.
ais so mixed up with those OF Neph-
ew Pelton that he is suffering from a
nephewslon OF the brain.--[ Phila. Bull.
letin.
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TRUE TO THE LIFE

Mr.. Couch tells the following story:
knew man who was startled with a
face peering out at him from the wall;
he want up to it and wiped it ont and
stood back again, and still twas there;
he went up to it again and wiped ~
out; and stood back-it was there yet.
His very hair seemed to stand with
horror as he went up to it, and with a
terrible blow of his fist struck the wall
and left it marked with blood. lie
stood back--it was there; and went
and beat and beat till he had broken
the bones in his hand, with beating
that which was palpable to him, and
vet he was consciousness thrilled
through his frame with horror, that it
was but phantom of his Imagination.
Let a man suffer six days and six
nights, let physician sit by his side
and tell him, "Now, sir. if you drink
again, you will suffer it again" But,
doctor, | will never drink again; doc
tor, the thought is too terrible; shall
never suffer it, / will never take a
drink again" And once more the
healthy blood comes into that mans
veins, and in the emphatic language
Of Scripture, he seeks it yet again."
and again he is brought down, again
he endures it all, and again the phys-
clan sits by his side.
"You remember that which told
your"
yes" "If you drink you will have
it again; and not send for me. for you
viii de-" doctor, never will touch
it again" And yet he rises from his
cough in agony, seeks it again, and
again he is brought down, and his
shrieking spirit flies in disgust into
eternity from the body so fearfuly and
wonderfully made by God. He knew
all the way long it must be SO. Such
is the terrible slavery of intcmperance.
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thousands OF soldiers and heirs are en-
ntled to Pensions, with payment from
aaie OF discharge or death, if applied for
before January |, 1880. Wound, acciden-
,al INJURY or disease entities to Pension
bonnty and back pay collected. Increase
OF PENSION secured. This firm established
IN IN 1866, Address enclosing stamp, ED.
S Bios, Y. s. Claim Attorneys, III q
Street. Washington, ID. c. "
(Reading notice, tf.)
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The Russian expedition of Nero ha.
been abandoned.
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The Nebraska Democrats are apes
ed to TIden.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-03
NEING AND FINANCIAL.
J. s. Stanton, 10 Nassan-st.. will buy New-Jersey
Midland First Mortgage Certificates.
COTTON MAKKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

IIyrnroo~ Api l-iz:so D. m.cetton dull easier %a M
bales nGng 1900 bales for spee"'sPn snl and sTSST cs M
ceipt Futures-C L1w ~ M"1ie GrpS;
do May and june delivery. 7sd 9so 7sd; do JGne and
7s,sd also 7'au' DO. August and september d'1yey' t
aso I'D Do septcmneT ana 0coNnT mniye1y a2
7.a .idSe Hrieand 7od MldGlng tnands ed
IJvEnrooI. Apti 10 p m-fhe sales oi the day IN
cIdsl 700 bale" k.r A"9raS 3o D. mcoon Futures Tn
lnds. Tow Mad9g claus. Ap amt Nav & 5o''
AAp Cotton dnlI and nomlnnl Ni9aiS'i rarS -
BAlNoE April i1o"" quiet Mgag ns, rdG. iI @ I"S
bales Exports cOastwlse % bales aie - OaeS S'oe1
iS7 os7dS. %pl du Mdlng l3s lGy ,, Ma.
ding l2aac. Good 0rinsry I3as', gr''f I &
eSp,s psIeSsios April i.-COon unchanged Ndd:ins 'sss
dr 1Sr S@s bales Exports coastwse l59 cN sales 800
bass riSSE "on Ap quiet Mlddq l2g Low
Middlnr I2's GOOD 0rnaGy @ Ii &C. c ,cse 1a9 tso
spnys mhyRssoS Aprl ~Coi@ dali nomGdi mrdlnr ~ c
Ma;E .; l$ac "a 5ns ooa sIoE %E.s pc & Nv '''
94 fo,;1symdE Aun I-Coiton quiet icdnnE l2'sc m
ccn,s Ms7!9 ~ aR! ARrH sp%c Ipg bales sales $50 ha'"s
s'%sS 6; ng'S Ai unchanged Mang re- l"H
Mdne. ~ Io9G nr.nr lsI,s a s m 4osl ~ ga 1es
HrH nKIEtS. April 10 eu0n stra'r MI dig -.
i27 Scs a9o aes cS9rs .on 10 ;s ,1' t Hyc
3a,cai sS, ,,es s1a.. %,Sc s,ocq gs2oS7 6.ics
NogFolK. April lco'Ioc steady Saing VIZ ia slrs se
bairs; ss tuglrnIs npr cotton quiet MidNs 1877 v
gross IA bales sals spnnerA 70 a"s' sl.v" 4 nm
caug,, Iiddnna. I2's. L,% MGdmg y lin, ,%s, m "5
c .ass 800 last evening. 100 bales; SLICK ~"
bates o,1. Aurll I.-Coton quiet lower 1hlahn1 i@5 ~
tou, Midhne, I2c Coca Or1llaft So 1917 IL /;
Srs spient, iOi6 0aea SAle1 401 oac'' '0'"'
OHsn %Sa1o> April quiet Ml'as nes rS>s. 91S 10y
Midi cxpdrs caastwise 70 bales sioe" '2oS e"e'
New-York tribune., 1880-04-03
LIVE ~fncE MAHKHrs-sY rELEInApH.

RrFF,Lu hprl l-rArIaE- iicccip7 to-day I.3pO mean
ioal 'of Nuk thus ar. 40 hcli for the same uns
last week. 1gii r0n-igu"d through iVraIS'
li t,rdt - ovw rI holding IN, hOprg to Obtain
er,sons .rv. Of GOd To Cholre Steers uhsOu
s.,-r- ni ~Inckrrs 10 - 9ODS5 81. 49,, -.
Stirp A.D LANES Receipts to fav 1900 head inlAl lor
;iu. lO} mead tDT Tho SANG tnir a- WIN;
through. ~ rlr-: WIIk'i
rting ofcr uc- generally good qua iy sales ~ "a
(,-.. -04 a.. thnc 10 Fancy - ~
0,sD Wr-rrn Lambs 80 90 - five ears rriinl unlh
Hons ~r-pt- ipnlv. Oo h~ad t"rni tor III" Week mus
far p; head hT lime las week. -t' H.au
cn,..t,d ihrugh lt ears markell Demand ana 0nrIlner
lvlf sac. II inrkrgs. Fair 10 Chhcr ~ - .uHff ~
Nt.d IIl- AID Norkrrs. - 5Ud<l %; 10 ueaEy on sr
Choice. II dunn weights. S1GRt - far fhn* ih"'dur
~ ,uGsf Piss, - Bod - .; be rranta h' e o
,ni. H. 800 read demand lu at "ncr ratr- clear
anc. wua fDlir 4 decline uf "a lpc bl1rl lWk'hE
- 3D. = 80. n".sy.sl 'u"fi -; Ignl. :, vas. ~
tArtts-ltecriiH 1nuU hrtd snpmrn'A tOO nrhl MAI
ir,,,- - 20. anA Fr'"cis quiet A"h "rAH
a, -,- inirer cu-,i uil Wii .are" nlh",F o al
l.uI. Co., s,.d th" LAY ,hrr' W. n" httifi
~lltFr- iut- tup bead: Hhlimtnts l.UV hau nni
3d. ,trtiaii. fever SO to.ni1on d" M"''h T"N+' '"
ai 4, inl.e. -f0 20 ..
t,-f Lars nv Prnu Aril CArrLYRer'ipfs "lS henn
Co. tnro IL Ani hrr os local stock u" b"-inrn' was "one
n. EecrlnI. sg-0 head lolxrln - 50Gti 'oi rhlla'
.i.er- ie,,ip,s. .. Zoe head noe s"ling
- AprI l.-t'Al1 fActivr hut ower on an cranes
lrnv g. or~. supply iliiy not hfstclahs Hvrl
,rcit ~l sfa - .. frir Hcvy - 'H - y" on'oh
.rI mont ~ M,,um -i0-i 49, ~tork'F~ nni fe"!rrs
> 5nf.t Is: and iriirrs g. 2'aTj '0i receipts
.afO neal shirme u. i.5un read. -,.,..- 49,
~ulii-- rAiy wth Euui d+nnnf 80 H. - JOd+" -
ii i tiioicr - 3I4.D - receipts 'to h''u snip
." '.~ I,yrrr Workers and RaunoreS. ~ 2l"t4 ~
i.u ,h o. TO fsu.s - 5|Gt 80. receipts '"OO h'""
-t.. ..ta 100 Lf.l.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-03
AT CHICAGO AND MiLwAuKIK.
rrnOplAN F1NANclAL MARKETS

LoyppS Ari liz ~. CON ~ ",iis for bnih money
ond fIc \, rnuu; bonds four pei ''.- lh .: NJ
amt, ana t,reat Western si gage irusie tcin's
G: New i-,ry Ccuiiai c0n.os. "a" i.ir ali"d S'air.
AGa. 10 .eruG con Olr IlvUs Central ~ f'nitfl
vania Cei,iia jj4 liing Railroad JJ9 NeS lHN Cen
In<po> Nrril l-2 ~. ia.-The bullion In IA" Nanh "i
EngIud decreased 43lt,oH during u" pas, N''
he Of England o. hahi4F when
tnsf wrrl WIS 40 per cent X now = per e. nj
oNt.% Ann i..;u H. MI. = hunrr for '''' 90
1851 iaui lIii pc' ccnis u. llhlil' aul ' u
ceritnrffrs III; 10,
!DA Ere second cOus', - e lmos t"nit ~ - ~ al
3J7s PARIS adVlces rofc thic; per tthl l''H
II frames a. centimr% FOR the account
PARIS. April 1hc specie IN te l'ank oi frace ma
creo.1 y IN francs the w'k iif Bank ui
France has IT, rate Of discount to 2 per cent
New-York tribune., 1880-04-03
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North R,rer, Vessels Gn3 RriI-11fF.
TffrnsnAY AnIil !. $40.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
1ocn

ASHES- Qmet abOut stcady, -, o,,
1;0FFI e O was dun aud normally unchanged Oral
nary Prime CargOes, 19dlGo, including FAR 81 ~ lSG;
no Gales OF cargOes The IObbng demand WAS only nOTa
at latc pr!cea Mild Grades quiet and unonahgeas
Maracabo l30l7c; Java, 22d 35c laguavra, - 2r
Gotta Rica 1917 Lei bags Maracaibo ex Clauus
Id private terms. t..
CO1rON- quiet steady and unchanged; seH
673 bales 900 last EVENING" all for cOnsHptOn m
contract bales receips the ports TODAY jS2 bhr
against 80 dav ast week and $50 last year
September 4i9S la bales against l+zOo uuflng
New-York tribune., 1880-04-03
of city hank stocks, 100 shares of Mechanics sold
at I45. The bidding aud asking prices at the first


The dealings In railroad bonds were light. and
generally with small fluctuations. Erie second
consols sold at 92DsQ02ls against 92l4 yesterday.
aud the funded 5s at 6G4a SG'4; Missouri kansas
seconds selling at 67l4G67 cx interest. New-Jer-
sew Central cOnsols solo ut 1851 ex quarterly in
terest Ohio and Mississippi seconds were
quoted ex two cOupOns-Oue years interest
aud sold at 1133iG1if against 12oi2
Yesterday rsts of Springfield DIVISION rose TO SIP
aS1 The elevated railroad irsts were steady; New
York at 1l2 ard Metropolitan at 102Ql02Ss- The
market presented little Of interest. and the closing
quotation are as follows:
New-York tribune., 1880-04-03

Damaged STEADY sssc soIs Glover wsss sssa
e"sier: No Red Winter April and May, 81 24si Jgns
al 2Os, No spg 3ySc, NAY ons ses, nsS
Wheat 5000 bush; Corn. lVV ouss.i rsL nsfs
shIpments-W heat 5000 bush Corn $4,000 oush oas
600 bush
New-York tribune., 1880-04-03
SALE or TO RENT.

The Glen mil property BALLSrON SrA- irat7=a CO..
" y one Ale irnm ,epot IAN building lbSl istt tieS
stores IN hg i0wor story oi stone twp upner stof ~
.ycol wltl satc root Learly heated tls0leR0n ~
scr with so rotee:son against hrc soos Sate p,wer.
81 10 horsepower separate PICKER ioue a;s "he ,oc
house. ~liop- rs price .ow an terras easy "urSss
+. ". BAhkEl,, syracuse. =, \,
New-York tribune., 1880-04-03

EUROPEAN AAHkEI5
r,,vvpoo, Anril 1-Pork--P Prime Mess Eastern steady
at a. Wcatern. steady mt 60: Bacon-,CumDernnd Cnt
steady 6d short Clear steady sss hsnsaongM Mes
dulI AZ SO Extra Mess steady 9 Prime Mess steady az
ISL Lard-Prime Western steady at 39 Tsiow"Pri1ase is
dull az 4d Fine dull dull M e. 49, s,:aSy &c sa
American Choice steady at H. Laru oi, s.oaS 81
Fi0ur~Extra state. dull loi. wheatSsprpa so v, o.
duh 10 3D. SPRING 40 dull h s hoyo', ,sts- sS All
St 81 Coin-Mixed Old. dull at 5iOd.; New hinod
dnll AZ 50d ('ottonseed Oil-Ye0w American, none
in market Kos,n-COmmOnr at London stnay soet go
Whes $50 900 ceufas Corn, $4,000 Flour LOU
bbIs and $4,000 Beet, 90 tcs Old 3l9o tes new
PORK bba 1850 bDls. Bacon, 2S,I5V oox.s
shoulders I75Q Cheese, o50oO boxesi Hams eoeo
LIVERPOOL. April 112.90 p. u Beef 59I per DBL mar
IOSDON April l-i30 D. m.-Rehned Petfoeum D 81 por
gal SDirits o Turpentne. 1884, Der cwL ..,.
AyrwEni April 1-Peroieum. ls'i francs Tor nne paie
American
New-York tribune., 1880-04-03
PROPOSALS. for LABOR and MATERIALS.
4 0EFIcE OF SIpERvIsING ARcHirRcT,

WASHINGTON, D. g., March o. lSSD. -,
SEALED PROPOSALS. will be received at tis 0ulro ubtt
~ m on tho 9th DIV OF April 1880 al the labor and mate
riss required excavatng pling eoncrcng Stone ana
hk work &C. for the foundations and cellar ot tDe u s.
barge Occ ut NewYork in accordance mith crawngs ana
sD,tfcnOn ccurs which and additional information
,n,,,o.riant ,i,s ~. % T JAS G HILL.
Pe'AA'e' Architect
New-York tribune., 1880-04-03
1--WE STOCK MARKET.

,.y,,.v,yx Anrl 1-BEEVES-N0 fresh receipts and no
sar t'ite today There wns a slow duh traIe 10
rss l. ~ - Washington harksi ahl piee, were @ u.sS
New-York tribune., 1880-04-03
Business Chances.

A RARE CHANCE! IRON MEN! Slo,oOO
n All bny an Iron fnuairy and machine siop Ia in run
mug real TOOL, included 20 miles Dn ~. L1uS
on Penn, wanna kaoli; 20 ha1as einpoye: tsa; scn y
iabn~hei comp,ttioa; soe mannactnre " as"s,e az
agric1ltuaI npeneDl Western states reasoa io e
mg iliie-s of pOprciors Address HIGHLAND MncaAS'
~, I Al uirli. .;lll. III.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-03
Droposals.

NOTICE to CONrRACTORS.-ploposals VIII
~ I'D received by Jing The week endbg
ApI 1l si the erection OF three ,t0y Ores oleo
trng In the City OF Bradford PenD accorg 70 pIshs
and bi at the si5cfoers q.
ace Mattasn building Bradford Pcnn. wh' reserves the
rlsht 20 and all bids IL H. SlON u.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-03
PROPOSALS FOR MEDICAL SUPPLIES
l. FORTH ARMY. - o,.,,, rv,,r

NEW.YORK err. April l, 1880
SEALED PROPOSALS for supplying the Medical Depart
ue OF the Army vith Medical and Hospital supplies VIII -
ths depot up to ~ O'Clock room on The i''n a@y
Of Anrl 1850 when they will be publicly opeue,t - =.
fist supplies required aud 80 sptcicaonss ss 70
nuay aud dc livery. may ne seen ~ lhs ucpo.
The states reserves The 70 etee nny 9I DIV
posas A.. NJ. = ~ t.,n-nr m.n n, - trav
New-York tribune., 1880-04-03
uAx.ASA MARKET.

,,,~ hpril Spanish gold 232it =. Excha1ge
md nmnii tic United sisies w asyS dn a0; o.
p.rr nr M nm 1 on Paris az premium suSr III 'ar eAhu
but unchanged
New-York tribune., 1880-04-03
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received a

CEALED PROPOSALS will be received nc
- the Office OF the Clerk OF the Board OF ccrhee
or suppiyng the coal required for the rubc
schools In this city for the ensuing yearsay Ten tonsna
,S5u) cords Of OAK and Gve hundred and blti ,ooos
cords Of pine wood less. The coal must % OK
sizeS ce ami In good order Nv. hunred and
forty (i pounds 70 tue ton and 'st Ds uevriei 10 ns
bins " The several school buildings AZ sacn inns s !" 'u"
The nropos lis nist state the mines on which IS ITO
posa To supply coal 10 be furnished from the maes
fhnmsand f,SS u t%e HUNDRED aud forty e 2io pouns
quantity OF the yait.s sizes oil coal rsqvu,u "! NJ
ions furnace hurdred and 1y 3O ols OF sloyo
size three hundred and tty tS5o) tons o egg s"e' nv" S&
@ OK wSod must be OF The qay the SLICK not ess
than three 1 feet long ms pine WOO @ & w ,e, ssx M,
nrhes long The proposal the price cor fouo
hundred ght ll2s cuec ce sonu meis"lc W
both oak pine also the price p cut Per aad ,es
oi oak wood De split required by the ccn,n tee on
Suprlcs The wood be inspected al is.nsarsa unsr
t of The Inspector ot Fuel sf the Bora OF Edu.
cation be- delivered M the schools asf!pws Two
thiis Of the Quantity rersa from & ,s ~ % ~ is Com.
nrfee supp said WOOL eo.n OK am pna Dust oS
sawed anu when required spn ann nast ne DE
may oe by the proper authority Tbs centiscs
Tor suppl ing sai col aud waoi 20 be oning mill ts s
Of The contract viii be ;quei each posoai must be
accompanied the gnaturrs ard o. ne rrso.c
and wood am Of tbs schools ncr FOX sns ps
IN the var Is selnrS yant5e pns oi s.ie svn 40
the Bosrd Of aeatisn and should be dor,cl riorosia
Cor Coa' "P; erosa,s for Wood ss ue Gaze msv ee
Tho COMMITTEE reserve the rsnf TO Recess " p'ss
'''' ''''''''' FEsg rEaprSAynTESsSpp = ~ arrEsEp
bhNiD whTaoRE
SLAsy SHAsSyESs : yhHSk, WksA,
Committee on suppteA
New. .Yors, March "a. 1880. =.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-03
npAZTL COfYtt MAIt<K

,o u,rr1 81 - - .W- Nrrtrt quot piices
mo mo- c,ango Odd rss oJo fo's iTf ~
iI,s Exchange i,0nioh 1T ,erg nnI.i. p-le q.
ilos, ToTch 3l.-GVnce- |'arket very qn''' ''
enilY nOIn.n-L
New-York tribune., 1880-04-03

5apinqs Banks.

TTNION DIME SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
broadway. S2d.st and 9Th ave- -
MONEY DEPOSITED NOW DRAWS lNIEhEsr
FROM APRIL J.
OPEN FROM 10 To.3; MONDAYS AND SATURDAYS
JIo. w DRIrroN. President
GAkpNFR =. CHAPLIN. Treasurer
CHARLES r.. sPkAGUE seeietiry
New-York tribune., 1880-04-03
.prxr cr.oTus MARKET
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

PRINT CLOTHS MARKET ,,. ..s
FALL RIVER Mass I.-with Hight inquiry ana
no reported the market easier though quotations.
nrnf fnnh
New-York tribune., 1880-04-03
DeM Less cash in the Trtarurr

Decrease OF debt July l. 1879 46,Sl4432
Bonds tss1ed TO TIE Pacific RdiiyGy CODpGnies interest
payable IN lagfitl nionev o,.
PRINCIPAL outstanding. S6ie23512 SEA 6235l2
pS S % s%d ss saa S 4s
malset '1iI " N"''.o ... l3s569lO l2.9SS7O7
Cash payments per cent net earn --,oo
mCs.... ooo'ApO
Balance Of interest paid by the - - . ..o,oo.o
lmten o<VAS'%4V
Statement of the Controller of the Currency on
April l, $780, showing the amounte OF National
bank notes and of egate tender notes outstanding at
the dates of the passage of the Acts of June 20.
1874, January ii, 1875. and May 81, 1878, to-
gether with the amounts outstanding at date and
the increase or decrease:
NATIONAL BANK NOTES.
Amount outstanding June % 1874. s3teSsils2
Amount outstanding January IL ls45-- i'SGi'dSvv
Amount outstanding May 81 1878
Amount outstanding al GATE
DeCrea daring the last month l4ounV
increase SINCE Aprl l. lY79..-.......... 17.29s65l
LEGALTEHDER NOTES.
Amount outstanding June 20 1874 S2S2 0OuU
outstanding January ID. 1870 oo%OOOO"V
Amount Mr. reur'N' n anSer Ac' " '' s5sls9
Amount outstanding on and since May ST. 1878 31GG5OIO
Amount deposit with the treasurer OF tne
United states redeem notes OF insOIventand
Qudating bauks and banks retiring cfcua- o.oo-, -
tun W os,, ,. W min, thc iost month 235 $40
Increase in deposit since Apfll l. 1873 '''VV''
Circulation Of National Gold Banks not included IN the
above $l,52O.l2O -
Tho stringency in the money market still Affects
thc foreign exchanges checking business, but rates
F.1. inf 1I N
New-York tribune., 1880-04-03
The following are the quotations for secnrities
he "Frec LIST:


he Free List:
,, ..tan I'D. Asked.
- rat q chic " -'' Houst& GtS'thn
D., - 1ls'i iu01 ~ QG 100 % Pur'g Com .
(,n 4 Hp'd Isl NJ itec y .;;.,;s, 49, 20 -
C.c.C x 1. 1901. 1881 intern dss /" t1ns
Chic, st P1 & n, ,S, Con,i, i'Sd 81 - pnr1 "
Jst 6s 1919. .....l0i lO3 ipen Ea ,,ac,,. 40 az
ny a. ~, 20 ianT ga =. Minueap's & st. j..
~ 80, Is, Jg27......iOl2
4 ',Hsn onn . llOs1 Nash. Cbat'a 81
20 D,,h l.. Gs MCM
lst PurR Com. "a tr,rnr 1rnst 90 " l4J .
.....lOo O""" A'""' N> '
THE Sub-Treasury to-day los, $500 139 on pal
.,, n.de nm by a coin loss Of ~, ,4Og.5G1, less !
cmrrency gam Of S41O,42G. Thus makes the net
loss since last Friday $2.423.Ol6. Money to,div
s"mlv l.ss l0ent than yesterday and the bilK
Of th uslnc ss was done at aud iS9 wlie Ocr cehi
ond oud IT,. were the exceptions At the close ilC
was Ind and the want was uilsuppll1d. ne uoi
,neStr exchanges on New-York at the places naineu
are nuocd a. follows Savannah. ol6D"l0 premium
Charleston. lSlpl premium; Aew-Oricais; oii,G' ;
cal S1 5UG,Si rs bank 81 30 premium; 81 Lon!S
5O rrris dsconut CHICAGO, GOao0 crnts dlec0ni, 0
Boston % cents Discount. The Unied S,aIS Ha 9dn ~
urcr at Washington TO day receiver r. l"'uoV . :"
National bank notes for redernptioh: nv ~
receipts were $542, 900, aud The intelnai ino. tI.
receints were S271 ,OC0 TIE Clearing li lionS'
statement for to-day ~ az foiloWS: EAC',nt,o I; ,
Sl43l78 G2J balances, SO,slco4"; AI1 ;,, .." >
actions al the Sub-lreasnrv cEveieu: no"o'P Nv, r. =
81 793. .O5s; payments. 50, 795, 1906 currency DE
ance SIS SG2, 301 coin balaice. SlVo'oI1''-''
DEBT STATEMENT.
The following is the public debt statenehi lsS'"'
April / compared with that oi March l. l"'"'
New-York tribune., 1880-04-03

OFFICE or THR NRw-YORK MUTUAL GAslJUHi CUHPANf{
N. e. corner UBionsqusre shave and IGN saya sstya
ITO the HOLDERS of ONE MILLION OF
Il bonds Of The NewYork Mutual Gasght Company. Cue
Tie Company VIII pay aad accrued interest icr tae
part of the above bonds npon VI
the same Al their Ohce or before Apru 10, looo.
By order OF the Executive C9mmittee x.., s..
- ' y - CHARLES PLACE, Secretary.