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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-10
6ieamboats an0 Railroads..

A LBANY BOATS-PEOPLE'S LINE, DREW
N ST JOHN. leave Pier No Al, North River "
CdAdi-sL, every weekday, connecting at Albany
Sunday morning exceJtei) with trains North West aad
East
Excursion to Albany and return, good 30 days 50.
, 1880-04-30
NEW YORK,

apsttas Dhpdteh to Ths chtraoo Tribune.
NEW YORK, April l99-tlAAIk-Wfntur what deal.
inxs quite extensive laFRsy On cxpott Aceount but
nt IL further reduction Ut 12sxo carly destveties
showing most depression. Late III tho afternoon
prices saitd lQHe but At tho extrHina close weak
sncd again, In instances No. under renewed pressure
u place supplles. leaving VI iEra1alariy1 aRy options
about scuy ~ iu h1shest 3nyoEj tho main pusuess
= taIr call. cublo adyieos throughout Ut
AcAytnoas, spring wheat weaker. On fresr Of
eriugst 0U hu No. 2Fsl NJ tl1SSs1t In staTAtoF
NJ high I'll, 7tokO 1u No. Chicago and Atluxu-
keo spring reported wtthln ranxe Ut slalai. Cora
-MMIarutoly Aetvs movement In good part Tor curly
dullvurYt but ~ . r.sNctlun In Muak tnstsnesA ~
UatsI1ads less actts, aud PRICES Aus1slly TsHkes,
quoted u 4jd. Nyu odsrud wlth rvaerys, uul aN.li
l4Utad stronger, eteczanx tnslna*s, though \ good
dvn,uHo IL TepuFteo On sxInftaEs' aetxluAt-
rn9ytsluSs -ll1k ptoaucts Eathur more freely
aSar mnss uiuiy Hsss uUfk ssG.s nsofs sushi ief
, 1880-04-30

Third m .; Z. H. tstesso re- 4 ss.. S:.ss
rs1,S s5 Ins;aa: n, ns'!tFF:a n 49,
v$$ss$!:; $s!ss $F;,; ! s:;|::
~; $S III I'll i ss;s S;:ss'i i
H #:s i jsSS i
}Ssss ssss !! S:;s il SSS II
ri FL; & e. ls;.ss i SS
ns$ $s as!s i IL s S:;Sst! Z II:
VII {:t !, +; ;;;s;gs s.Sa $5 ;S4a
r$;;s ';$;;: ';G:s S% ! $s:
ssnsrn e, hra r. inTs, sra rrstsd ssd
w} s,:$ ;$s;; SE!; u III: i fs.;a's
ss S$!;s{: %s!s. 81; s;ss e Xiii:
rTsas,S i, a:sgn I, Z %sSs Sssssss i; SsS m
i!sskS;e;aI aSla ~ ID xs's r. d9.aa A1s
h%ssfH; stss' Hps,; ft5's< e. q T.
nss'"a ss's! !. s II ds;: m
''a;s i 4p fstHfE n sffS' ii
Writ lMk q, bntw9 shotdon = IND aHd ,hryan ai,
u; iEIwnrtl Ii, lInrIuer 10 t;CorEeH MnNl!on) asp
west Inkn A. near the Hhsc. I. bKlS t.lo II.
if1t,f,pvg Cd, tiard April ~ tylhto u! sMHig1. @V
WSst Lake IL, l2l Il y ni Ahel.n. : a,x s2;lo IN
IL itilprOv eAi dated April u tSauig to SNnel. 4,lu
';s S;sya Il a*ed II { 4ufi Il e' t'IhF,ta ' hi!on 70
&;S; %
if"th.;ch m \; T. ssuvnI %H i,1tsnn. % lhm
seuth Water H, y y Y "t htqtsst sosSs S,n T.
fErnae; fEmen,eP S ETanHanIhn>] r
SOUTH or CRY 1tMlTs. WITHIN 4 ltAnluH or sETEl
| MILES ot THE cUIfhT.nhESk.
nyeen wood ~. n q cor pf HlxtJ.xtcond At wf,
| fUxlfU 1t, with 75xt;0 Il adtoinlHR tn l.exlnE-
ton av, dated April - tWtil!nm busoy 10 II. =,
1,ax,nxtoa Az, iii ii of uisfy- ii, d I. Dx
iii ii, dated Aprit = III. Z. Dnsby tH sntneh
| wxsr or CITY ttMtTH WITHIN A nAnlus Or HEvE
| altLES or THE C0uttT-MUUEE.
| Western nv, 1t7H IT, a Ut Ettbeonk Vnce. &,
ncres dated April y thfnster In EhhncorT 10 II.
H. WMekinaoh M ;;vc dni;i Mi it, ."
I'LL ntGtfsSn 70 john Jnnsttin. jr...........s lilo
, 1880-04-30

Special Darafch to Tho Chttaoo Tribune.
BOSTON, April 2D.-'rrA!lsnetlOns IN tho stock
mnrkGt tD-dAy VIII Rn,M!l. ind general lulilloss
prevailed Mlnlnx sthokH Worc tho most lctire
on tho llst and, excepting brunswick Antlnony,
whiDh dropped to 10, and 1iuFot,. which fell nH
to ON, wcr1 MI stHHAy, And showed few chnngcs.
Among tho railroads, AtchlsGn &; Topeka I'D
vnneeI to III; Chicugu, burlington i Quincy
fell otr to Ezi1f. and Chicngo, Dubuque Il Mf1ne-
npOliB tO r.. Thu h0tne t3atls Fhvc s01no nslfcn-
tiona Of weakness, Enstcrn failinE o!f to ;s1,
though OIL tho sacond cnll It sold at
:siJl, and New York & New England opened
at 49,, hut so,n after ra'iica 70 4ati:
Little Rock opened ut A. and steHdl1y ndvanGe'l
to 475s, ut which 1t roah,ncd till tho Gtoao. Flint
4 Pore MMrqqstte sol4 Il n ist1lon;M M ctceyeland cs
& Wost Michigan, d.: D,l,A'p,,u & Miunosota ~;
III Nebraska, l7A01l7!i; l<uttand preferred.
I5onds generally stcady. hut dull; Hartford &
Erio u. EGh5Uu; lioston s Muino u, ~; Nurul-
llcau YA!lcy Da, knst Division. 10l West nivt+.
tu,i, l01; Eastern, o.; Now York s. Now England
ii. 1lliQlllM; Unlnn lnoltlu Sinking. Fluid 8s,
l1i4. Atehisoll g. Tppokn tirNta, 1l8}s; Fort
smith 7s. l0l9t; 1t. Joo tlrsts, 11l4.
In rights. Atohlsnn l. Topeka fell oT to 40
14?s: Ftrt Scott sold at aA: He'll Telephone, tU;
~. Louis & Sun Franuisc0. A9hi Now Hoxlco
1T. Joe, Il.
fOREr0N.
LONDON, April e0.--Consols. % l6-1e; account,
American aeourltleH--New 81. 104x; l.;a, 1tl.,;
AZ. -tuyA; IIl.tlnls (Nntrll. !I&; Pennsylvania
Central, 6It; Erie, o.: Heading, t..
PAItls, April au.-Itontes. UT lUc.
, 1880-04-30

1T. LOUIS. April c.-FI.uun-Unchanrcd+ !.
GnAtN-Wheat Upened hKhor but dccllnods ~.
rrd. tl,lU1fspLluH casht s.lt8LlVf aia11 tlot.s
tGHf2LM iunus si3aaGelo tie yuar, No. do. He e
No. do. slial bid. Curn trtuer sE9aa:so cash' ~
A.}{o Mnyt r<&3tsfc july Outs dull: a1o cash' w
MnY. ltyu steu4y ut Tic. Harley unchanged.
WHIRkr-QutGt NJ $lM
LEAN-Dnlf ut &C. ,,o...
HuTTgH-Iowor; cronuery, 2aas5o, daisy, lasz'e
rRGvlsttiSs-Tork qnlat: HOES cash md Jan,
Dry salt meats ttrleri clear ribs. e aaRa1G es1n @
III 3t&kL4s uacon ateaLy nj $i tdM FLU Lasd ao1'
llNI. -. .,,,
Ji.uN bui nmta. 14Uu bu; ryu l.uU 1u =. soo .o,r,
BliIpMENTK-f0ur. AuQ brlH; Whcat, hu0 ont esS'
III uu bu; FyB, 1,uN bu.
, 1880-04-30

Withdrawn from sture LurlnV Wednesday for
city consumption l3181 bu hurley.
Z Tho following grain was inspected Into store
In this Clty yesterday morning: cars No. swln-
Ter wheat, car mixed, 62 cMrs No. spring.. 20
cnra No. . do. 10 cRra rejected Q6 whcntl; a5s
carz No. corn, 4,750 bu No. l white, 129 cnrs
high mixed, II cars and $500 bu now mixed. "A
cnrs rejected 4Ga corn); cars No. I onts 10 eara
No.. +. white, "a cars No. I: mixed. II rars rejcct-
cd, Cur no Crude l107 unts)s cars No, 2 rye,
chr rejected; cars No. barley, cars extra
Tutn OBS cars, or a5l 900 bu. Inspected ont: TO-
OF bu wheat, 207 3S7 hu corn, 1B4 hu rye, TA70 bu
barley.
The leading produce markets wcro again very
nervous yesterday, bit with s1nnllcr price
ohauges than expected. Whent WIS stendy ut
about IL -surpristnEiy 30, na tho British
markets woro quoted weak, with Il pAntcky fuel
ing In Liverpool. There Is reason to belovo,
however, TINT the term was mlsnppltctt. Private
aavtccs stated that wheat was pressed for snlo
there at d further decline Of I'd per Genital. Thnt
Is not strange, md may oven huve bcou part Of
n plum to depress quotations hero to permit buy
ing ut iower rnnBC+ Some suspicion of this wns
entertained here. especially Hs there was rrady
demand for all the Juno wheat offered, nnu 1t
was nil day. ditlcutt to buy at tho n,hrket.
Corn wna also In good dpmanl for ship
mcnt, and kilograms etated TINT tho samc
VIVA tho case on tho scabonstl. 0thor grain WIS
steady, except TINT barley was easier, and onts
closed dull. Provisions tended down curly,
owing to big receipts Of hogs but developed
tlrlnness In tho lattcr part Of tho session. Tho
afternoon feeling WINS rather strong ono. both
In grnin aud provisions. Mess pork closed 100
higher, ut $i00e 6b1O0d acllnr atny and $l0.17MGo
10.a0 for Juno. Lard closed 2nc lower, 1T $7tE''h
GD7.W se'tor Juno and $7.07M07.l0 for July.
Short ribs closed ut $Ga0 for June. Spring wheNt
| closed s;u l0wer, at $1.1.A for a(Ay and Si.09T
for Juno. Corn closed AGSo lower, ut 30sfo for
r"y ~" Nv ~. o' .s.,.. o" '"o. u.. ,.. ~
blny NJ .9'fo ah1 Ut &NAe for juno ttyc wis
quiet NJ Fastc' barloy acel!heo 10 ol3so 'oFe1tfA
. ind No. Wis steady 1T a0c. Hogs WeFe cHAy
, 1880-04-30

Br. LOUIE.
RFS's ssDss :sgs, rtsS;
;s$s;; ~ ;$ss|';: ; sss;:
S.s g &s E SsSs
s5iS;s SS SS,Sis sssS; siSSS: $S sS5sst Sssa f'
uUfrALO. 49,
gurrAhe. April 2a1CATr1E;I;!sece!pts. r H.; M r. MARKET .
'srpS shrpa s = ss
hsasss sssst tSb AnDs-1eso'p., a.u a,nr4ss .,oaa,
.s ss ssn* 4 Nc srsss sss'sss sS s,ys s sa, Sss
pI4nty Of stute stuck reported fur Sntneans. when
~ Ts: ff ssass y sas sss asts
NEW Yo,,K.
.haa mo fSf os!srist,en. AZ fe5'Na,is; iSr sisy
II @ ehSes . @ NV
y $ sSS If: t. $;;s
q; $sissS 'ssS s s 'ssSi Sss''s
swiAg-Recctpts, 2.,uo: mono oGssed nllyo, nominal
KANSAS CITY.
SpteIat Dispa.ch To Tho Chitaeo Tribune.
KANSAS CITY. April 2.-Ths Price CMrrtlt reports.
CATrLE- -iieceipi. t,S pa.t xesk ai;s .!,!p;isn,s,
@ ss!s9y;, i'ss s sS %s,'s; ssss
sh9IfS hsayK light 'hpplns and mixed
zee s 10
sk $olsss.. s1aS&s H. neAa'
7a soad sas day @ h0ad' woolod saoa
CINCINNATI.
efs; ~ ss' ieesSss eS's 'o''D
INDIANAPOLIS.
40i roceipts Gabi sApraonts, aan
LUMBER.
Tho cargo market WIS aaaln qulsL Three or four
tnnds woro oHcred, md pf1ce stun sold at $lal13,
tis inside for hluskegon stuck. 1lacevera ure OK
pectnG Iarger receipts next Woek. whon they think
tho yard mon Will 6e ready to purchase. Quotations
for cutvoes run about as followss
nrssn rssn plss1 ~ i:i, s1i11m Ss g
t,rssm t'n
aHs shissios H'a ssaadsn
1Nth. l7Ht al
The yard demana 4 rsEor'ca e bs imprGpyn,s: p, sna
L. ts yard p1ice-lts inside hauses boin9 for sfoes1
M hirst naId seennd sluar lAtalh 'no'''...,. ' 4;m
% frss aaS SSs soeo,, clenr ioss ineh:....
n rss VIA SS1S soc"nd 6" scsr Tc:se
FIaaSs ns ses"n c"n rc::cd
;tJsa Eas1I Sl'si, IT. sG1 ISe $t si
s sek % Son9,s sa ,Msa Ins @ 1;;ts59 II ;,ttSs5
Fene;1ix. n!at 9uaty. iSA9lta
faMc!nH No i9SRHi:!G
tsiaaS!s baard. NJ. i.......:.:::::..:.... iSTHs
5as'.si', sta;f a ioat oii
$$|$:: +; ;:: I'D
, 1880-04-30
REAL ESTATE.

Tho following Instruments wore fllod fol
roeonl Thursday, April ~:
CITY plkurkNTf.
A!1p0rt pt. t1l( IT n Of Eyans, n {. 3lxt&H #
dated April 4! III. Il. GIain tu b*lnl eFucopl.
11Si. Il, xas2 u aaitih ". /, Axl3i S.ili
tated April ~ tN. h. Seutles " Edward
Ssdgwlrk ii, i cArn1F II Whlt4,W t, &xIh II
lMpruYst, dalad April u tWtlllan Pops " -
, 1880-04-30


FLOUN-Was ugni,I very dull. md nearly confNed
10 hsokcn Ints, Shippers nnt OF tho Held halos
werc ruilurtod Of III bfls srrlnEs, partly ~ &2' s
hrs winters. T1 bgs arn,!o, and 1D brlH rye Hour
sii On ptynte torms, m urls. Expurt nnHts In aacEs
wntG quoted at si0Fal0 fur oxesas, ana *+loe5aao
for chu!GB do. ,......... ...
0r,'Eu isuEAnsrurts-Were wenk. Sales wcro ro-
rortcd of c,rs brnn ht &$UAblC car inldtllnGs at
tlt6U feed nt tttui cars wheat screenings ut
sGUkasW; md car ctarse corn'nsea' ut $latsh por
ton On track. Il
easlor, hut Eoaoruy steady; 1t duCllnou ta!c, md
closed saate betow to ntcst pr!cua ut Wednesday.
The 1.rtish tolegrAts quoted wpahncas alt round, ut
SS:;s q ss
u nsss mss;h a"is; s,!s.ss: y .hs*t Sa!is
ss$ix a,ns; $fssss',s sssss
Sss N ast S so va Il ~ 5
inens vsttsos SeaSiaa is iSfSian MasksG I'M for
s s'f;s, sSs NE;
@ Mil ,s,s 4 s as
$ss% g.; II
ais Ii: ssai iii S Il M s ssss
Ss :$ s S's;''?5E : ~ s%s
III Sn s ys1 y. ~ Sssff a aans NJ" ~ , ,ts s'1st s
rSSs t e. snS 5 il !, sass Il
WlNTEt WltEAT-HO.4 ! red lu BfDr6 WAH NRctv1 Mt
$lW lid, Su}06 wore XaU bu winter, Dy BaultIiD, 1t
3iIIAt,li,
fJ}tfS-Wna Kt9ndy with fa!r busno4aa at slight
uirIt,yesiunt on tu hv0snKv ut Tho urnviuun tty,
thlpfl about fr bpuw tho lutesf urecn nE Wutnea.
uY Th0 {rittah U1urtVis wgfp irregular. ctrn to
nTflvs belsE gi,ntod I'd Iower. usiiiS iii roHst
rIner Now York was uulet, mud MIR rpGcta nrEoT,
with fnlr otltHn Tepnrtc. There was y AGa utaGf
aS1nnna nue: Tn'in M ~ hesn ~ ~" H'eta na
WMen tn,tnacd ~ thpt on,t
Tbptn,nn aamnsn Ha1,trt mt lin EMHt 1ir'.
,,nn t,,Ya"n INV fnritnv tlaSr nfi"ntlnn h
r ,,ur., II ro"ix tnn 'YIsr nf,.rr i"t,,n1 r."t
Gfn @ III He hwsrnS Ynnr, @ Ss srch sm,nn ~ III
M ": .nv Il s,, w WHY Vii NJ n',t -. II Hr
sscI My " nens1 sr ~ a 1qsaSH 9 T. m 1 nn1
~ S, not5, ,.tnsinm ur1n ~ r." itx'tn NrH
Wnx nonlMily tle snuo Aa anY Hpot siLlen re.
pEtoA 1t laun BY ~ at 'ai,{ct tiHn W Nna
A. 5asASs.staGi nn ~ le* nLshtSs1c!
MMM pl tuN mlxpA ~ HsaG anvn un EeecaeH ~ VIZ
pMH " by ShHpe Y 'sAEs " !fafH Itu! ~ G " ny,
&3!c Xxx OF nnnfU 4t1n NM N" ou no" 1nl1ea u
1'ESg an'tH.t LutMl. iHtiaH i9 n.t' r,,, ,. ,,
uATs-Wcte !atfy hatlse: tne nHfkGt was stcMAy
A. nhGh!H loWgr FnMe9 " pG@es ~ ~ Ihtvfes. !:aHa
fcceats were !opnrsoq. Wat w pH!R y, tacsn 4laLS
s Mn u H. ssx s IN a nsx y % VII 1f a.
nsdt ad II ts1' N HI s,s aSn 1ae s sd
sd cnsca " aX ~ n@'1 TfrS r. t;ns ;, ~ ~, Gss
CAth N Ha "ef9 IN heniAha toe hillnH ~ caEknes
, 1880-04-30

3ATf(.E MALE

: TNN;S-TFnda Drnnod active and Noadyj hht t0.
ward noon quielet down, md a. rntnis p:n9t pspntS
decline Tie Tese.Its showed fFsle, M aTsoa IT,
!epotled tn5 my within ths pnss fogr reoks ~
from, h.ss 5 fnr sklpa q tt!s4s for ehnlee. viii.
must ri The lrndIFR at fila t5i. Tho nnrkst cl0sed
Quiet at &2s965 fof poor 10 best light, and Ut t*.aa
{Cat for hGAyf.
, 1880-04-30
COMMERCIAL,

The following were tho receipts aol shipments
Of tho leading articles Of produce In this city
during the twcnty- four hours endtngat7 o'clock
Thurs,1ay morning, mud tho corresponding unio
last YClr:
, 1880-04-30

C1sc1NNAT1,'o. April l11.-CorTaN-Dullasn asnTtA
F10uA-Qulett family. sta,ssaassi fnncJ u.ers ~.
OnAlN-Whsat scaFce aud Hrut No. Fo1' -. ~ o.y
vatoE, fila Corn Qulat bat steadIi No. +M..tsa
pAslnrt M. mlxud, Xse. ltYe qu!0t but steAo1 >"
barley uuIas 94Ltll No. fall, VIZ. tusk u
PA0FlslOMs.~kaEk rfu St ttlA Lara sa'>'
, 1880-04-30
1InN R&f,E4

Hi1EEl'-Thor0 MAS n continued good demand, and
prices remained Btehdy and tirl. Hales wore On
bahn 0f & ats1 fur common To cfipcS wooet snsep
and E1HtM4.W for coHtlUn 10 ch0lca CLIPPED. TWO
s1I ooks or clipped shn1p Ut superior Quality sold
II 4l.7t. The following wGfc rGpOrteu:
, 1880-04-30

THE UNION rNugT COMPANY BANK,
Northca.t cornor Madison and Donrborn-sts.
nocclvcs savings dcpossh ana hoWa interest on 'ame
nj tho rsta of ~ por cont subject II the rules OF the
h,nk. GIN. WILSON. Cashiat:
, 1880-04-30
D}.Tl&QIY,

Dkfuoir. April 3a-yLoun-Qu!st and unenaas 4s,a
uNAIx-Whsat duliI sxt1s no,ninal; NJ. Eli.
slll,f, April, no salss, Mxy, SLlli Juns, tlhs'
lnK Hs,EI,llAl
ttECktrfx-WheAt. 4m bu.
bulrANxTH-Whaat, III, ,ANu w..
, 1880-04-30
0AN FlkANuIKCal.


SAN FRANCISCO, CAi., April :sa.L.-Tha following
art tho cstl,X quotations ut tie Stock IDnrti:
, 1880-04-30

PHILADELPHIA, April aa--FtOuIl-t)u, Mime
Aota cxtrns. medium, fj2J. Rond ssh0; cho'cc Nix
fnncy. tGtDsGla!4i uhlo. Roud, sdu0s st. Louis rpo&
as25Gst5o' spring md winter ~heata @5o27A RIs
Hour In ligl,t supply ut t'.2E9t37k.
0ttAiN-AVhent unsett1ed md feveEishi No. M
III elevator, $l.2a; No. red April, Slxt bIL tlsY
asked; Aiay. st.ya36 bid, tl..3H nsketl; Junc tlN
bid. sl.ll nskcl, Juiy.'$llUk bli. Sill asked. Con
quiet for tocnl lots but fur spot lots o'uvaoE Ut
futures &heFD Ia 1nor9 dBmand; Western mlIedoa
trnck. Mfst5ic. steamer on truck. t0Mslgi rettM
m trnsk, IHs snil ixu,i, April 6l2to bid sas ast&
SS 5aS: sss; S;s; III NJ. 10, ssIsso Mt az
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. md unchanged. .,..,.
sgW FIJI s.p III ~ nfa;r sF; es @
ex.r.t, 2ids,o; Ws;turn teserve extra, :ss1a; q
EFsS' s%dsgSaIi; II cHS'SG'w wSsisrn, aSSssiS: 1ofc
Hisssk.E!su, srssSa,Sry: IL: do good. lssi'a
y. .iEGk!i'Is.F!!'aT i1 h''s whoas, 1900 bu; m
bHllMESTH--EOru. Eat00a bu.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. Nd. April D.-FLuun-steadE "
| I've, without change.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES higher tE1nt Mo. I Wtst
orn wintcr rcd. spot md April. sl@aA&l.st' Nh
si:1Ssl.2eN, June, ,da1.lg{; July. tI.!oAalK
Auyuss. tl.s8i,Df4. Curn-Westeru higher, Wests's
Mixed spot 4o6ls4Hlo; April. 49,4ot ainy. |7{a5AE
Juno no bid; JMty, 47xo, nskedt steamer, tG osu
hlehuy AHo 4ulot{ "oatotH "H'hes %iW7's' w AHss
| AktilNc, Pennsylvaula. 4l4E1c- ISyo atcndJ
QbAu.
uAY-unchnnKcd.
FLiuVtHtUSs-f'lrln and unchNnE0d. .-.H
ngrTElt-staa.iyt prIuu W. .ahUlca Wostorn pasfs4
21s~1ic, do r>i, Abil43G.
EuDH-Onil ut ANIuc.
| lETIluI.EuM-Dultn and unchN ngeA.
| uHUCEitt EB1c1lfe unchanged and 1rm, sus1
dull, A knft, 9Ag. ~
| WiiiAKY-uull nt tL10dsilu}{
| FNRtnI1s--IU ltls0rpo1l. pHr steamer, Qulst ID
| paaer. -. -.s..-
HEcKLpTs-Ft0Mr, 1l2ll brls; wheat, no but dofa
SilIFMESTH-sVheal ii.7;] bu; corn. s.7lpbu.
/ NALkA-Whaut l1ls f.1rf1. IL !dlt
, 1880-04-30
GESEIlAL NIAltISE1's


NR0OM-CabIN-Waa auiet and stsndy, Email or
dsra oonstlluto tho bulk VI tho tsnlu a. present
efi0tcH lufl htll t14fltiSt-
Fine gT,eH, s4,f.WuTknE.
,5Xtt4
ln0tlur A1t4 xGA
tru0kGA ~
AugtElk--The present demand In abt.ut sufficient
70 absorb tho fsceIps, WHICH, IL Invariably
te nt thIs sta40 Ut the seaslI. light In
tclpaIua Ut inarsaxed slpplles 'soWayet thu fuunx
continues wOnk recevors buin0 aIaIoux IL prevent
an accumulation " stocks. eates Nete eGaelad At tho
following range of prlcus;
EfGhM9f5 .4{&sl
cQtle8
4lell1th
nAGtilSti-lkqn,ulh& u last QuOtgI. tA0 'A0n&ud
ba1nx liNhI and pr!cUa eaHlag In buyeEs {nyor. w
3ln&B ~ c.a,.sa til oar 1lsks ....
Htark ..."~., ....... thnrlan:. ..lSAelNs
tik11r Eteuk ,-.,...+.2 itsnlIiGs double. !3&
l,uxst..:;' s.a Woo' *aoAs '..'''+s ~a'
ElIEEsE1Ths aupply OF old choeaa l. practically
cxhuuatsd aud ~ II Will ~ au0 tiua 1st bsfure tho
EpcUpt VI p1tme will ba adequate ~ the demand,
be of ia nlAfkHf n Nftll. rharA 4 fair
, 1880-04-30
By TEI.EGll4ArlIs

s,.,,o, 7,,pa.eh to The chicago T4sb4.ns
NEW % yonk. Anr,l so.-ro-,iay's a speculation OK.
treu,cly dull, with tendency towRrds turther
xhrtnknuc steadily fnnnffcst, Notwithstanding
tho frequent eHoEs 1uy ."u m,'aso VIZ ia r,1h,nr
turns ny pfn1cssloha. .aaes ,,a -, ,ho r,arnnt
llsccznbo In the present phaso OF aao na'kue ~ H.
aas.st rr,,.c n-o st,tI many hnnre OF stocks,
euttsht. ineto W. 80" s.' i.t s.,"t,noo ami IN
account, and in this tho decline has been insisted
by FREQ selling l,y TINT poruon Of tho punIlo s.
living outsuo Oh NcW ofR+ hs ~ nooton'
dolphin, and Other lnrRG cities. jinped,dal9 4
, 1880-04-30

Ordi,nry c0ntsV sa1t. i iii .,,.,,,,..,,,,,,,. Iii
irOGul solar, lM
lAty With 2kt3LU
Ground nl131t 15
LlyGrglitl bNG {Nhito Observation-Disclosures, l.N
WltlHKf-WnH IN fuif tuninnd and UNCHANGED In
rrlge. Hien tnpriua Ut Na br1s finished Houds
in tho bustA Ut xlW for h!9hwlnra. -
rulIt between thu IND Old md dealers aUellnD to
gtvo quotauoas saJlnx they Would he maro guoascs.
, 1880-04-30

demand fot sz.r ]nts Is iImlta.l. TeaoGl0us nro
guntUd Mt 49thg par Du. New p1tAtoes quoted at
iLsahE tiU pDr bFt. ~.
1lterai. Ehckens IL lii SW ncr ,lox ur E4TU per b.;
sp5,ns 90. a..!t9Y tarkuys xs, s1;es ducks, I!Eo'
. EiA-IlnnxHr1nn nnL t1lilpt tpIk the lead. md
bnt wMre tfI the 1htter clnalnE higher. lunNnrnm
o. s.$2 E1luMe H. being a,nrt H"ysT @ n wns
w,ls t!la gall for Il, FLAX sud ut 81. &SAl.A
NnH att n
, 1880-04-30

Tho cargo market was a1aln qulak Thfee or four
tnnds woro ofcrod and pfece stun sold at saasa3!,
Ills inside for MuskeRon stuck. 1lacelvera ur0 OK.
poctlng sarger receipts noxt week. when they think
tho yard viii be ready TO purchlso Quotations
for curxoea run hbout IN f0llowBt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-17

from New-Jersey, it is not likely that they
will get what they now expect from Illinois,
or from New-York and Pennsylvania.
The Republicans of the States upon which
the final decision thus seems to depend ought
to realize fully their grave responsibility IL Is
not for themselves that they should act. Their
interests, their preferences, their likes or as
likes, ought to be put aside as of small account
It may be for them to decide whether kepuo-
Ecan or q Democrat shall be the next PRESIDENT
whether the control of the nation for years to
come shall be surrendered to those who sought
to destroy it whether jObbery and repudlatlon
shall cripple the industry and destroy the pros
perity of the country. The Republicans OF
these States, too, ought to consider, not
whether this or that candidate will be strongest
there alone, but whether he will be strongest IN
the States which are to decide the matter IN
November. Unless a candidate can very surely
carry Ohio, which votes In October and thus
has n most important effect upon the elections
in other States, it would be dangerous to noml-
nate him. In the face of the strong protests
from the most intelligent Republican leaders IN
that State, and from largo bodies OF German
voters, can any advocate of the third term be-
lieve that the ex-President can surely secure
majority in Ohio3 If the Democrats continue
divided in this State, its electoral vote will be
given to almost any Republican candidate; but
they may yet unite. If they do, does any man
believe that New-YOrk can be surely carried
for the third termf Prejudices and prefer
ences will not overcome facts. 1t will do no good
to any Republican leader in New-Jersey, in
Georgia, in New-York or in Illinois, to insist
upon the nomination of General Grant at the
cost of defeating his party.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-17

staff IN the manufacture Of falsehO0ds ABOUT
Secretary Sherman and OF sDeerg at Senator
Blaine, and il expends 80 much energy IN
Safeguarding everybody who does not support
General Grant that IL has no strength left to
oppose the common enemy hardly even breath
TO praise its favOrte. Nor are reckless and inds-
criminate attacks directed only against the can
didates. The most savage assaults upon President
Hayes are committed by the press OF his OWN
party the grossest wrongs TO the policy ana
practices of the Administration are done by
Republican journals; and it is unnecessary to
remind any ono of the insulting behavior Oh
certain Republican papers-even papers In the
Grant interest-tOward the Republican govern
ment Of this State! On the Democratic side the
family quarrels are still more scandalous and
noisy. Mr.. Tilden is at present the only for
midable claimant of the Cincinnati nomination,
and yet majority of the Democratic newspapers
are denOuncing him as o wOIn-Out cheat, tOtter-
ing upon the brink of q dishOnOrable grave.
According to his own party he is swindler;
he has wrecked railroads; he has defrauded
the Government; he has consOrted with bribers;
he has perjured himself; be is a coward he is
paralytic. The papers which supported him
mOSC ZealOuSly IN 1910 uDu uO ABUSE OOO AOeA
to be heaped upon him when they are asked to
support him again. The iniquities of Mr.. TIL
den are their sole theme of discourse.
In q short time the Conventions will be over;
and then the troubles of the newspapers will
begin. Some hundreds or thousands Of excit-
able editors will find themselves compelled to
swallow their hate and wrath between one day
and the next, and become the ardent advocates
of men upon whom they have exhausted the
vocabulary Of SANDER. For it may be predicted
with perfect safety that they will all be con-
verified after the Conventions. Whoever may
be chosen, there will be chagrined minority
forced to swallow their own bad words and to
struggle through the campaign, burdened and
Inundated by their own record. A pleasant
time they will have, meeting the quotations
from their own columns and trying to persuade
their readers that there is no inconsistency in
denouncing man as fraud one day and re-
commenting him for President the next.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-17
EMILY JAR0.

If the Intelligent Foreigner has INDUCED
himself lately in his customary amusement Of
studying American politics from the columns
of the American newspapers, lie muse be re-
duced to pitiable condition of perplexity. An
important general election is close at hand, and
as usual in such times the party press, with
few crediable exceptions, flames with bad
temper and bTistles with personalities. If we
believe all that we read we must set down
every prominent public man in the United
States as disgrace TO the mother who bore
him. Political management is described In the
angry journals as a highly dishonOrable bust
ness. Ali the chief men concerned in it are
tricksters and liars, and many of them are
thieves. There is not prominent candidate for
the nomination on either side upon whom the
press hos not discharged food of defamation.
This, it will be said, is not an unprecedented
manifestation of patriotic energy; but the peou.
liarity about the present storm of SANDER L.
that the newspapers are abusing the candidates
Of their own party. The hardest things about
General Grant are not said by the Democrats,
but by Western Republicans, A Republican
newspaper OF tho East employs almost Ito entire