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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-15
THE STATE OF TRADE
DOMEsTIC MARKETs.

1UFPAlo April I4.-FIour Ouot and unchanged. Wheat
sales reported Corn steady with goOt
demand sales 10000 High iSed Western at dc;
Dnah A2lO.; 10000 bush. do. at S3G4S &C.
Oats unchanged Barley steady With lsir demand
ave neglected. HghWinea staadV. bblro9l frelRht3 10
New.YoTk-Wheat 9c: Corn, sgei oats 55hc receipts
RnrOa1s-Flour, 22OO bbis Wheot, S0OO DhHh' Corn
o.GOO bush. Lake-Fllur. OoU DIalI
wheat "a OOO bush Corr, 1877 900 bush Rye 4ooO0 0uS
ShpmenI8- IlaTOadHFlorrl 900 bbPi wheat ooVOVoashi
Corn, a7,8OO bush. Oats, 1000 bush ,,,,. -
CHICAGO April l4-FlOur dull and nominal Wheat ac1ye
but lower opened weak and lower QOsed nrm ~ ohtsle
prices; No. Chicago SPRING Fresh - in uH neSuNHt'
N O0s cash and April; 81 ~ bid May 81 ION Juno NO.
Do e. Corn unsettled bit generally l0Wer tTeS S0lgc'
IeEular oaah and Ap SO 20 Mays 3oeS pa June
oais dull and n shade lower NJ 2e eash S0s9SOe aay
ard June RYE and Barley steady and unchanged Pork
stiye but lower and very weak 93 oas e.
asJ IS May 60 SO $50 o. Juns Lare gnl ana lower ~
Meats DUH weak ana tower shoulders goe, short iio
9i6o, Short Clear 0ibc EEgs Saeo WhisRey steady ana
unchanged AZ al OF. Frrghis-COrn 10 Buha0 DO 49,.
CHcSsATL Apr lA-FlUur 9tendy nna anehnnsea wnSs.
shipments 1000 bush Corn quet No hihsd tiG oa1a
driit no htIed $50 nye bTner AsQc harley Gun. ~
ma NO. Fan p0o Pork dull and neglected at sloSSIO 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-15
1Iyr srocK MARKnrs-aY reLEonApn.

LIVE STOCK MARRErS-BY TELEURAPH.
BtPPALo April lA-(ATTLB-ROceiptS today. 2.057 heani
the Week thus far. SVlu neal Ir ulo same ume
last week 400 cOnsRne through 40 ears: market
dull; offerings generally good quality: export demand;
Good Choice Steers Mt - 3OdSt SO Light Butcli
ers 7JDEA; Bulls at 5aS3 25 several loads or
Prime steers auitAbe for export held unAold.
LAMBS Receipts today, 1000 head; tOta ior
the thus far 1900 heah against lOO mead TOT me
Inand aud market hrm Heavy Sheep rather SLOW OF sle
onrng. favOraby with aat week sales OF Fair tn
GOpd Wool sheep S6dB0 05 Choice TO Fancy ut 50 100
aoSskeoepts $500 head: total for tho thus
far $50 head against 2O0BD head LAST week oonsRned
through l3l dem md iairi offerings Limited sses o.
80; Medium Heavy Grades az ~ SOGSA w; one IoSd
OF Extra nc %; Pigs at ~ 20 Rtl 40 .oooo -. ~
ents 900 Heads Packers bDy sparngly Common TO Fair
Rough weakeri shippers bny reey Mixed Pa1nR at ~ ~
o4 4O Choice Heavy al g 1904 7O lgt at - aSio0
CATH R-Receipts 800 heads shlpmelta. 2OOD ncau
market GLOW but steady; Common shipping az SidSA 6U
hice Exports at oUf5 40 Butchers easier at VI 500
81 2l StOOGers aud Feeders az So sODt4 90 $3.50
SHEEP lseceUts, 800 head ahpmonts 1000; ma -%et
active firm Clipped at So 706S3 OO Good TO CDoceat 20
as 40. - - ,,..,-.- q, ,o,
head OF Through 40 head of yard stock supply for ware
sales exceedingly light but rally good prices trhe
higher IS 90 Fair 10 Good stock ut SaS4 S6 Com
mon and Light steers SIS 3O443 % St0ckers scarce at ~
as 75 sllfed Bulls at So 25 0S3 S0 Cows stays and Bulls
NJ 81 2b0s3 -; to-day ia head. 800. -. ~,
HoG5-eceDts 1895 head HOrkers at - oO9S4 7O Phii
alephiAs 90 81 BOd8b 90, =, =. .oa.e. - e,,
AHERP-HecMptH 900 head; WOoled OF 20 oOaSo fo cup
pol at - 1904 To- !.
81 1854 So Bacon at "a 36as 4O Butchers - 20at4 49,
Select Heavy, at 81 ~ al 6O recepS DOOO heau bnlp
CATi5In active demand: Choee Exporters at s69S5 To-
Good to Ch0oo shipping 81 75a45 Fair do At 81 400
NJ G butchers Djrs al So 76QS+ O Feeders ut ~ 7SGSA
LETTERS at So O09f3 6o receipts 240O heaui ship
sHEEp-carce and wanted Fair Fancy az u 600S6 TO-
ceipta, 1,COO head shipments. mono.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-15
WEDNESDAY. Aprn 14-P. n.

WEDNESDAY, April LAP. n.
Ytbere were any persons who supposed that the
ralv In the Stock Market which occurred yesterday
afternoon wac the precursor Of another great
. boom {" In prices. to-dsy's market undeceived
shsm While dulness was the prevailing feature,
there vas also gradual sinking of prices which was
the most marked in the closing hour. The total
business amounted only to 262 5O3 shares. against
372. 929 shares yesterday ard 391,770 shares
Monday. Immediately after the opening OF busi-
ness prices generally presented a firm appearance
lint small demand, with moderate offeringst to meet
the market soon changed the whole tone.
The principal business was done in Erie, Missouri,
Kansas and Texas, Delaware, Lackawanna and
western, New-Jersey Central, Pacific Mail, Wabash
IRON Mountain, and 1T. Paul. ALI of these stocks
closed at or within s per their lowest prices
Nsw-York Central at first was pretty steady at
Ig1a0132. but later it declined to 130@01307s.
Lake Shore sold at 108l@107l2, Canada Southern
nj 6O14 591o and Northwest at 95l4@94l2 Nash
Vile, Chattanooga and St. Louis with sales OF only
BAeO shares--quarter stock-declned from ~ to
e9la, and after rally to 73la closed at ~. Vest
ern Union was Inactive although it first rose % per
cent to 1855; tho later decline to 1912 was SLOW
and easy. The market closed weak.
The final changes from the closing prices yester-
aay are as follows: Declines-Deiaware. Lacka-
wanna and Western, Lake Shore, Missouri, Kansas
and Texas. New-YOrk, Lake Erie and Western,
Oregon Railroad aud Navigation, Fort Wayne and
Wabash, st. Louis and Pacific. common and pro-
ferred, each Il; Illinois Central, Erie preferred and
Ohio and Mississippi. each So; Burlington, Cedar
Rapids and Northern, Canada Southern, Chicago
81. Paul aud Minneapolis. Louisville and
Nashville, Michigan Central and st. Ions
and San Francisco preferred, each z; Delaware ware
and Hudson, Western Union Telegraph and Paclhe
Mail each d; Lake Erie and Western, 81 Chicago
and Alton and N9rthwestsrn each st. Paul G and
trail. III Metropolitan Elevated liz; st. Louis and
San francisco st. louis and lrgp Mo Noun 2s;
cent. Observation-Disclosures preferred 81; c..
6. and ]. c., Hannibal and st. Joseph prssdeT[ FRED
graph each Il; Ontario and Western, 10: Central
Pacific and Northern Pacific. each 0s; Northern ia,
c1hc preferred and Union Pacific, each 81 Ohio and
Mississippi preferred and Wells, Fargo d Co, each
i Houston and Texas. Ia St. Paul and Sioux
City preferred 1s4 and Rock Island, per cent.
or rHE STOCK MASxEL
Air,pOned bp the Cold end St0's TsE'7r1Oa c""'S1"E
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-15

In London, British consols again we're higher at
0S151e for both money and account United STATES
SIS were ls better az 1864, the Los g higher NJ
ill., and the per cents were unchanged at 1O9i2
American railway securities were higher In syInpa
thV with Yesterdays advance in the home marKets
Erie rose from 1875 to 45l g, and second GOnsols
from 921 to 9312. Atlantic aud Great western
frsts, after an advance TO 20, closed UNCHANGED
at 1o and the seconds, after selling nj 80. ciAseu
at Ia decline at 35Sa Illinois Central was y higher
at TO Heading 1s higher 35ls, Central and Hud-
son 81 higher at 1859, and Pennsylvania sold at
55940551a Bar silver declined l9 to OLA per
ounce. and India Council bills were allotted Mt a
decline of 36 per rupee. III Paris French . per
cents fell from So 20 60 SO 62lo sight exchange on
London falling from 1920 to 2.526l2 francs to
The Governors Of the Stock Exchange to-day adj
nitted to dealings at the Board tho following Sc
New-York and Straitwith Coal and Iron Company
Is, 900 shares of 800 each total, Sl,5OO,OOO
capital stock. This company is organized under the
laws of the State of New-YOTk for the purpose or
manufacturing iron, and mining coal ana
iron ore. One-ffth Of each share was pald
i'm cash, the balance in purchase OF iron
works and mineral rights, The working cash cap-
tal rs S75 600: expended in surface improvements,
1925, 900; expended IN underground improve
ment, $500 600 The capacity of furnaces 10 about
/ 900 tons per month capacity OF mines about
90 600 tons per month. The company has pald
regularly monthly dividends Of 1 per cent since
January, 1880. The financial condition OF tho
company, as reported to the Stock Exchange on
March 10, 1880, was as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-15
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS

LONDON. April l4=l23O PM. = bonds New nves du1a
Atlantic ana Great western nIst nGnEsgo uHs'es m
second cOnso 90 Illinois Central, no. NeWYOrk Central.
l3G. $1,000, -. .....
1n99i Atlantic and Great Western FIRST mortgage truAees
certificates 6SSt: DO, second 354 Erie Halfway shares
do. second consOs % Illinois Central lnJ2 PeibyVaha
Central S431; Recalling 344; Now.YOTk Central. l30 III
LoSDoS April l4-2:30p m.Parls adv1ces quote three
LONDON, April a. p. m-India Council bills were al
otted ay at decline Of Sod per Paris adyces
GuUte three per at IS francs 622 confines for
the account
IoSpoS April lAl9O mC0nsOlg, 9S7sfor mOncv, oSibi
for the account Atlantic Great Western first mortgage
trustees certificates, 692 do second. 3b Eric Railway
shares 46i Pennsylvania Central, 6Ol2.
LONDON April A-SlyeT Is quoted at 81 I'D per ounce
PANS April il-ExchanRe LONDON, % francs 26a CEN
times for checks.
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tinued until after board hours and THE despite the
of Che 81 300 600 bonds Il pnrehased. The domes-
tic exchanges on New-Y York are unchanged from yes
terdays Quotations.
received 81 900 in National bank notes tor re-
deuSption. The customs receipts were $s100 O0.
and the internal revenue receipts wero 13oOoVV ~
The folloVVine Ia the Clearing House statement Tor
to-day: Exchanges, $169, balances,
$5,2I4,824. The transactions at the Clearing
House covered: Receipts, 81. O87. 296 payments,
1887 $3.50; currency balance, $5,737,377; coin
balance, $103, 070. 646.
The foreign exchanges markets are dali, bat rates
are steady On tie basis Of the following quotatons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-15
THE MARKETS
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North Rtusr. Vessels Gnd Rgtlro1dG
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
w~DNRsDAY. April IL, 1880.
WEDNESDAY. April II. 1880.

ASUES-Quiet unchanged. .-,..s-. o.dtrarv
f0FFEE-RO IN fun demand and about steaoy; uhIS
to Prime CargOes at hol4'lc including feat 81 5o1
"a aaea 600 b1Rs "SOspir" on private tensi ouO
has az bers" and 5U0 bags do, on private teri9s
MIA rates we're dniet uneh nged: latery, bO DaB5
st. Domingo 0G6 bags LaguAyra l69 bags Swami toa
20 hays Porto Fuco been shipped 10 EurOno Wy O
sales 0r the week ending this morning were 20
loo do Singapore 1856 bags Aarsosi6o ~ 9asS be
Costa Rica and $50 bags MOcne lIlo
Stock was stated at 1924 bags and mats
75f2 bags lava; 1853 Ceyl0n 1891 40 Maraalg0 ~
355 Lagayra 9+ Laguayr 52G6 Porto tco; S1u! oss
Riea. as Mexicau 100 Mocha; 24Ol AngOstIrG ovO
SavauilS: lu2l4S mats Java and 1896 do Singapore
Maracalbo quoted at l3Dl7C. LaguAIra az l3f9lIHo,;
Jamaica At f30l6c Rica Rt 1917 Porto heeo ~
I5al7o Mexican at 146ls Mocha at 22a2Sci AnsOaeurS
NJ Sayanilia at l36I7c; Curacao at lSDi &C.
JIrO ic lower aud stu active LOT ehpol
sales 7461 bales 1910 last ovening intutng ozl o no
nOT and $40 for consumption; delivered on contract ~
bales receipts ports to-day 5698 bales against oZ4S
bales tbis day last week, and O,lJ9 last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-15

and fairly active Crushed esq, Powdered % 1o Gran
ulafed Vasd &C.. Cut Loaf 9aSo; A" STANDARD Pso
sEEDS-Cover moderately active 500 bags Choice west
err sold at csc. other kinds quiet, unchanged
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Western, 77: CITY, Sci sales $50 tcs-
TILLOW~ steady Sales $1,000 n, 61lS8e1sO. .
UNSATISFACTORY nt 81 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-15

lard gus At esoeeese BaIk Messa quis shcuIdsrz SIC
az G ssd aRs 20 Gear S a s sso sa
hlsy steady 4. O. assssr sS,ss I'd snse.s re-
S%SS sSsI {! J5s sS ss,s:
2TO1 heaa ahipmeusS 500 head
6 me WIZ hs "A wsa Z xss s S w 1Ra ss
S 81 IT, SS0s , s1s 4Y g yellow &c.
M1sd 40 SS s S cat SS sns @
DO S soSet sses az Ss SS'S and
Wbss y "a b1ss cer no 1zo Sus oai sSo bush
600 SSia wSsSf $1,000 Sushi Corn $500
IIwlUxEE april ik-Flosr dn and neglected wheat
g @ Do SH s sn q f9:'s hsSa1
Tssh 81 S Ap - 49, sssts t sss S@1e
sSs oats wssEsr No Rys easier Ss: Nc AZ
ovis9ns Saiss and Mes Fork and
q hSss Suli sad SssoH!Ss &C q soSsi ST.
% BE S SS sosenOs Of any do
maad EXCEPT he E%11 .6s PsSD
s spT E siS = soss SnHs.oss Extras. %ess%
s. GS s1a s FsS 7 S; Sno F a. ace
e. Gq e sns &sReE II q one
Choice 81 So winter W6sSs 5sts1,s Ms %t
e, %h sss
re-: EssE g 81 YAK k. SaiS
SS e a as f 81 q a. Of A. &c S *
d. ,Ss eS d :s MY s s IL !.
Settled, and t. lower, No Red sold at 81 2es Msyi
is:ss! T. 49, - IT, AS s,aj
asSS 9st
Al %S.S rnaa 5iS
S 1ss 20 ss S s %h S
mediate dsey is SSss on bCaTa 10 last 0 hat Sd., q
RPn Rs Ole sS Sa s s0
S9s s G %S Sui Ss'J June a'GP mxsd 1
q &C. bid y 2c asked May 4Se BID 4Ss ASKED ASKED Inne
Dsm:@d ntsS TS; Mixed d$s 10 ShIe a5 Az
4GS aS NO. s. Write sold at q5c J1ne 4c BID a5c
9sEod for White Ap 4 b "a. 2sSs oS S
White April PROVISIONS quiet and unehanged Batter quiet
sPi fSaS f'fEa%sGy bsS
Ems EEs a Tfp' and JS TSs3
go! 5E ll fssIsSy ohss; $lse a'1
t ts 1 Sa PS2s ns!R Sa:i
9 ss r E e SD Sa
iasses 3sc for 5OH test seedsCOyer frner at
f Bsn 5TtSass spszS FaF sSa s
s9 fIi %9 Com i5S59 BUSH n%nsss e
BID 81 5E asked July sales Nay At q s8 Corn s IN;
y 3 i5aS Is for
oa: 5 S sad AG Ray s
Il ~ ss siI IS June 1865 SSs9sEe July all
So CASH SS $50 SS' Ap III s. sSsi May Ssts
3l9ic July. OaIs lower at Sic. bid cash 20 July
in good demand az 7US Barley G1 ana S1shangsS
quiet at 1850. bid BukmeaIs easier shoulders, 800
3SOs Clear Ribs 610d6 l5c; Clear Sides 626d630c Ba
Clear Sides 7IOc Recepts-Flo9r 900 Sbls Wheat o.
bush Corn, $4,000 BUSH: OATS 5000 bush shipmente-
Flour 1000 bbls Corn, $4,000 BUSH Barley l0O0 bush
TOLEDO. April l4.-Wheat frmeri Ne. White Wabash
81 q April sl2l May q 20s June 81 l15; July
Red 81 q western Amber 81 2l~ No Amber iM n
Nav 39i-c; Reected 36e Oats steldy No. g "a AT
the close-wheat frmer; No. Red Winter, May 81 2OA;
Juy 81 GOA rmer; No. White Also Oats trrler
No 2, 3iac ReceiDts Wheat. $4,000 bush; Corl $4,000
Dush OATS none ShpmfntsW heat 10000 bush.i Corn
66OUO bush: Oats. ZOO bush
wool MARKET.
BOSTON, April 1iWOOI-ThFre Is no material change in
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total sales tor tbs daV..
49, buyer 60 daya '2ss buyer GO days.
GLAZING PRICES or BOSTON STOCKS
CLOSING pn1cEs OF pHrLApELPHIA STOCKS.

Governments bonds were dull, and after the Treas
ury purch ass prices were easier Tho transactions
nj the Boards Included $152 600 coupon 5s at 1888
SiO3ia. and $40 900 coupon and $40, 900 registered
as at IO7ls District Of Columbia 3.05s sold Il
higher at 02sa There were offered 10 the Treasury
foday S4 946. $50 bonds at the following prices |:
Re- of 1850 at 104.16 to 104.24 6s of 1881 at
los. a 100. i4i IS of 1881 at I0S.85@ SO.
There were accepted $1,500. goo a. follows I;
Al $50 600 0s 1881 at 105.910105.92. The mar
lei closed barely steady at the annexed quotations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-15
We WEEK. & q and do J,ij95 last year. -
Cood Ordinary ~ 9i5ta Low Midaliug. ........-..1i
Stnet Cool ordinary lOlIis MiddiinV.


e gSet o eidaa ORDINARY ois Md
Uo EHE si sS. US iD5 %aes Fnce, PAID April M
MAY. 79gl ~ June yg s ocio5cr -
SiISS NoySmbef 10 5iG j; December lQS9qlI January
10 g9 r sG 0 Ifgi August ~ September 64 oc
t9noE ll29 SoVe 1.6G p1eesLp iiCHdilG5 May
22241ll June July. lls3 Ausis 20!0
Iem5er Descaber iOo5@ioOi Transferable
Of F%6th &NL M9rxet in buycrs favor
in enc o g Sf Sses anu NO. aobns
chiefly lgr small Ps5css , for @Se . %se 1 IS
= on 5S IS; 1900 bbs City Mil at 81 30 supeano ard
low Extra. 81 G5asl 9o l7o9 c sble Sq 1ItSr
Wg Wheat at 81 5oaSI IS as6o bb SO 7oes % for
sPaf @ r o9 go tor g s1S S 29
% 0oasi 90 Common = Far Era sam Cannon 10 SS
E E9Rra western q S5st5 chqes to Faaoy Do g g
Is 75 GSOi 70 Cnooe DO. s. soss7' an9e,as Com
ES 1 Ear. 1856 s Is sI g S e
Sc 76dts % chiefly within me ragFe q - t1 90; 81
ti0Sd 80 SOGSG; Good 10 Choice Family. So 10 q
s s. 25 %1fF Ts;1 F16UF dn and
favor sales. 500 bbls including common to GOOD Extra
~ i0Ss7 25...RYE FEoGR du dropping: sales 200
S SS9 bbs Yellow western y 5oes5 Brlpa}wiIs q 20
10 ga Ns5es Lemons and 700 d. d. charges s59
dRAiN@wIiEAr~Na l,9lc lower IRREGULAR and m:
settled lrge business speculative account good trade ior
s SsPS elsgs "a sse bush niur" 5o bns
spot and nearby delivery. including 2UO0oO bush No. Red
f last evening special delivery this mnnth M 81 3
on the spot NO spriDs. :. IS Cngfahsi Winter I.e'i
Rcd 81 5jtrtl S3S. rngradssi, White 81 VIII Sa
81 20 m sora 81 3a4I 81 nhoat Extra White, 81 -
No Red Apiu. 3jGSl 80 Conag - 31Ssfl 35'G do
NAV 81 i3tdRI 1924 closing 81 32't TSl ga DO June
81 2a6si go, closing 81 29asl 29% No. White april
II 3pIaa$l ~, cUsiny 81 30h1si 81 do NAY, VI -
Isl 25[l closing 81 2sdsi ~ RYE rot nominal
at ssd9lc: CA lo,s and boat ioads; ia i;hEl
CoRN1Markei In buyers favor with an active export
and fair horne demiuC brisk business speculative
account; sale $1,000 hoth iuT,e 3Soel bush pr?apt
Ne. E. 54G52Gc; steamer Mixed b21j3c: No.
g, 52%d1Jec; latter pres ro In the he elevator
Mo- White Soc; Yellow. 55Fa5ic. 'sLramer ,MlTrd
last veek APRIL J2c NJ April 81 LC Including ldOOJJ
eusr., 81 70, free on haaFI: 30, May Ataisc DO
iC mwer saioa l"2,oOU bush. ncn,inR No X Aoafl e.:
No White tisG0ihc 80 2. 4Ssdi2@e. No While. 4, =
asG Uol Wnlte 6ce M 1od Western a. af25 &c. White do
SSLad6(c.; Mixed state 42Gt3'ac, Including 1000 bush
NO White arrive. ljc t5,ouO bush NO May, 81
rs FEED hrm aud falry active
EXPORTS FROM SEVEN ATLANTIC sEABoARD FORTS FOR
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WOOL MARKET.


BOsrOy Apr i.-WOOL-ThFIe Is material change in
the market. Manufacturers purchasing moderately
Prices are steady and holders have desirable lots are in
arent about selling Fine Feeces continue neglected and
Medium and COmblng scarce and quiet There are no
rOuud desirable Medium CombinR on the market and
prices OF Domestic FeeceS are for the most part
nominal. Quotations.: and Xxx Ohio and Pennsyyanis az
55a 6c McuIgan and Wisconsin at b2165c for Y, aud No.
l. and Medium Fleeces GOeGjc Common and Mixed lots
50DJ5C. and Pulled AZ 0O9lOc; 5000
ana very Choice super Mt 6Od7Uc There fair business
doing in Foreign Woods
PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.
FALL RIVER Mass. April 14.-The Printing Cloth Mar.
ket shows change demand quotations since the last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-15
Real estate, iron works mineral
Iouds mineral rtQltg and other

ON
Manufactured 1TISSS iron on handi,6O0
Due for iron shipped (estimatei) 5q9p00 009999
store.
h accounts receivable. ............ 9l9480
ore Oh hanu .'', '.. 42f72 SGsI 9535 60
Capital stock. ...................... 1,5G0000G0
4SeOnnt; payable S7siooe2
Paw Ps rJ afS Sae March 30 OiS5 6- ls
esIonce. 10000 q
reas Siy1Scnd m We March 1880 i50OO 90
snrD,u. a0l75O 81
Maryland Union Coal Company--50,0O0 shares
of 800 each; total $5,OOO,OOo capital STOCK.
This company is organized by special charter under
the laws of the State of Maryland for the pnrpose
of mining and carving coal. or the 10000
shares OF stock, 49995 shares were issued to james
BOyCe Baltimore, Md, IN payment OF the property
were paid in cash. There have been eX-
pended In surface improvements SdoO.OO1: ana IN
Underground improvements SID, 5OO-eXclnslve of
payments to miners and laboreTs. Inc nnanclal
condition of the company, as reported TO the stock
Exchange on March 16. 1880 was as follows Cash
i'm Treasury, $37, 800; set aside for improvements.
$4,000 additional working capital to be paid INTO
the treasury before April 20 1880 by The The s sick
Nevada Central Railway Company-hTst mortgage
bonds, 1920, 900, dated September 26, 1879; prIn-
coupons payable April aud October; principal ,and
interest payable III gold. A sinking fund OF
$4,000 year is provided in the mortgage deed.
Metropolitan Elevated Railway Company
SO 800 900 additional first mortgage bonds. making
the total amount admitted to the Board
$11, 100000.
quette Railroad Company arc reported us follows;
y,,,t week Of ADr sa nS55 s5 5ss9 Inc 1901
JAM JAM TO 4pIii 9. $75o2s 465.6l9 Inc i9o49i
The receipts of -four aud grain at the principal
Atlantic ports this 14th day of April We're:
Eew.YorK. Baltimore Phia. Boston.
Flour bhIS l3419 900 2,lS0 4,G02
Wheat busb 1880 1O1.a5O 2S0O0 0.0oo
Corn 6nSh 0I75O 1880 $4,000 103 $50
OATS 61sh, 1900 24O0 $500 1850
Rye, bush...... -. LOW ''''''
Barley BUSH. 3,O1O 2,l41
Total bush. 2l923O lsS6H l661o0 llG709
Tie following were the receipts and Shipment
at and from Chicago and Milwaukee today:
--Receipts-- ----Shipments----
ChlcaTn Milwaukee. Chicago. milwaukee
Flour bbls...-.... ll,4oi 4.00U S,ljS 3,400
Wheat buhh...... 1880 T!OO Z.tiO l'oVo
Corn. bush. ....... 6o.OO9 sou to'9fa :',;.;
Oats. bush. 32l1l J1ZOD I0,oV5 A'4OO
RYE, bush. l,i5O sou x'Nli $50:
Barley bush...... 2I13I l,Syu ..bVug iI.0IU
Total bush.--... lC4.I49 llJUu lE0.ozi l'i-VV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-15
Glsttiott Noiices.


TCHISON, TOPEKA and SANTA FE
N RAILROAD CoMPANY-Ths annual meeting o. 81. ne
RIfIROAD MPANY for election Of officers for the
ENSUING year and for transaction OF any other business
fht NAV legally before the VIII ne held at the
Office OF tns Company in Topeka. Kansas on THUEspar
May 13 1890 at o'clock The transfer took VIII %
''''N ''N f' EDWARD WILDER Secretary.
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HuDsoS RIVER H. X Coal
TRRAsURRR's OFFICE, GRAND CENTRAL DERoT, I
EAST 42DsT., NEwYoRK April To- lSS0.)
THE transfer-bOOks of this company will be
opened at 10 O'Clock IN. Monday tue 18th inst, and
closed AZ O'Clock Tuesday. the 9Th inst, prepare
tor 70 the OF directors 10 DO held on the "a
day Of June next ,,,,pup r,o..rr..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-15

OPyIcE OF sIa RoDERlcK DHU GOLD MI1SsCo. !
NRW.YoRE, April IL. 1880.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCK
l. HOLDERS OF the SIR RODERICK DHU GOLD MIN.
ING COMPANY for the election directors an
sucb her before them VIII be held AZ
the office Of the company No. ~ Broad on
May u 1880. at 8 o'clock D. m. r. W. MCCiNStS.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-10-26
THE LAST BUNGLING LIE.

A disreputable, unprincipled, ly~
ing sheet, in New York, miscalled
the Truth, has given currency to a
bungling lie to the effect that Gen.
Garfield wrote o letter last January
to a Mr.. Morey, in Lynn, Mass, in
which he favored Chinese cheap
labor. The sheet alluded to.sup-
ports its charge by publishing what
purports to be a fac simile of the
letter, and the democratic campaign
committee is sending them out to
the number of several hundred
thousand. The object is to injure
General Garfield with the laboring
men of the country, especially on
the Pacific slope: General Garfield