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Daily Republican., 1880-10-12
BOAR q.

D,NG.-PLEASANT ROO NJ =,
|tahd gus, and board OF Sll Tatnali
! elmo
Daily Republican., 1880-10-12
Fall and Winter Suits and

For GENTLEMEN. Our assortment and
variety Of excellent designs has never been
equalled. We have some Of the handsomest
English and Scotch Suitings, and nee Trou-
servings that have ever been shown In Phila.
delphla.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-12
Coach and Livery Cloths

The TRADE and FAMILIES ore invited
to make & 'peciai examination of our large
stock ordered out by us expressly for Coach.
meu's Suits. Coach Linings, Horse Blankets,
Lap Wraps, &C,
Daily Republican., 1880-10-12
Corduroys, Beaverteens and
Velveteens.

Corinroys in Soft Silk Grods of delicate
colOrs for Ladies Suits, Overskirts and rim.
ming.
Cordurovs and Beaverteens-heavy, strong
goods Tor Mems Working Pants and Suits.
Cunning Suits, Riding Trousers, sc. Vel.
vetoens Tor Smoking ia skets, house Goats, &c.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-12

tEpi n G.-PLEASANT ROOMS
aMaId In private family. ISL East
l0stSt
Daily Republican., 1880-10-12
.nn aALE.

.Lt;oioslEst. As ely e.. .,safsss sSoS %
co., S q q The ns |, y view on n
n', r. A iso Il. aeeP on IN 'u'
ysaaSSlAr' 'pJpGlim y PAR PARK. r,
:, q sd It. Wilmington Del.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-12

IT,. -
tOlSG WITH SECOND STORY
E''oon ALTA King st. 927ti2t
DlNG-SECONp STORY FRONT
'gas and bath. 800 French. lOllt6t.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-10
sIAINEb.
Good Ordinary .lO7,e Low MidIlnQ T.
srct Ordinary. .l1sis MddnS ll5s

Futures active excited and paneEy e9sgg barely steady
@ fss@i Sp = Soqai IT, S3i%e : s
l252 ~ Jny 1 AGgusa e ~ SepIemDeT
bsss%G,r Sd1ys
ai&Sg SIy lyi5Si%4e Ausa., i2.5s 3.5ii ssPte,nGs
%1 iG RIVE s ana aS ecaO @ MaY 2 cloDs sS 2
fTSGs ASb asaTn s strongly in
Hs %5 Ssna AND gh 4' %
i 9S 9s ,Ss Wsi WFcn4nF I9o s6S 5 Ds G %
and Is 50 for winter whe,t Ezra fr @rope zoo 6"s
S - 7%s aeSass P@S Ie wss sa at 81 3 1GS1 & e@na a
fine 81 os4 70; 800 bbls Low Extra 81 75as5 SlOO bb
aSs.o &Ris. ~Hi,i n, 5Sss 3 s1f '' rSes Ss
range: Of the sales sS95 pbIs were for ex"orS
p0;e!'Ds 3 7S common y Us, f
s1%, !5ST y %sssS5 q 5ss;o ,
So G SsS% @ % 'SP Ss 5 70
sR E Ei q g 1855 g 3d. EEs Hs q sa5 g 9s .sa s
e S SsaV S s within % s rsGTs - ,Ss S % 5S 81 70
Good 81 3O9sc: Coca to Choice Family. sG 10 a
Hs S15 Gss' S9e sS
g. 7 GOOD 70 choee e. soSsS s5 " cSoce 70 Fancy 81
g Pb8u s,eady saes SS3 bos SnpeIiilns
Western 81 5Oes3 Brandywine, &S 90 -.
d e S c2 sSr. a@ o " Il Il g. asT In e 800
WITH not az mPfa 5 s9c m @@9S @ @ sss @ sG AZ T 9hOrS
9g scarce and wanted 200 Shs large scaled dge here
2Og2c Portland rouna erag dull at e e@tS Labrador
ana sSIe FRu and SScnanSd sales bv
1850 boxes Palermo Lemons S3 I50S5 81 4.1OO
boxes do Oranges, S3GSa % by sail direct
URAIN-WHEAT-Marke about 1c. lower; export de-
quite moderate good business on speculative account
bush future 2l9000 bush prompt delivery Including No.
Spring. 81 lsasl 10; no Do Irecn pay 90 SasTa9eed
Mixed Winter, 81 9ji Ungred.ssd add White q ssj 30;
ing $4,000 bush. ior April 81 sih also 5000 bash
si soa. closing sI 3Sa do May 81 32aasi 33a closing
81 32A9$l SO, do June 81 SGY0sI 32 closing 81 80
DO May. 81 zSs3sl 20 - ciospg 81 2st $sl 2sa
nominal 81 dDQ earlota and D0atogdg aAee,
eIs9 ssas a at eeso an sztreThs ss1 o0
fWoroycl state Malt 900. RH-Aarket LDc
better 9TH the advance mnY cash parce modera;e
port and light home trade demand ir business
New-York tribune., 1880-04-10

r,,ces were higher and prospects for an important
odvance seemed brilliant. But cloud, which
came from an unknown and unforeseen source.
soon darkened the situation. Some one was freely
sunnlying buyers with few more stocks than
ware wanted. Hence the early advance was OF
short duration, and early buyers became sellers at
a loss. Fluctuations followed fluctuations In rapid
successon, but each downward surge carried prices
a little lower than the previous one had carried
them Operators we're confused Money was easier,
and they thought prices should rise.
The business of the day amounted to 331. .520
.bares. against 357,O49 shares yesterday and
A16 333 shares Wednesday. The specially active
stocks were Erie at 45l0437s044l9. New-Jersoy
Central at sl077ai07Ss4. Delaware, Lackawanna
and Western at 93001ss092. Central and Hudson
at 1340l32A01327s Manhattan Elevated
at 31402S029Ss. Missouri, Kansas and Texas
at 43l2041Ss042as, Ohio and Mississippi at
3S03G037, Canada Southern at 61esO60O6O7s
Pacific Mail at 43ls04119042ls. Western Union at
1O7h0 051201O6ai, and Delaware and Hudson at
St0S10s2aa. Lake Shore and Michigan Central
were dull and without material change. Metropoli-
tan Elevated. with small amount of business fell
AZ. per cent recovering Il per cent to 93, but New
York Elevated was steady. The grangers were
traded in OILY to small amounts within 1uctuh-
tions not exceeding q per cent.
Just before the close there was sharp rally OF
about per cent. which. however was not fully s'Is-
tanned IN the final sales and the market ended weak
at the reaction.
The final changes from the closing prices yesterday
are as follows: DeclnesCapada Southern, st. Paul,
and Delaware, Lackawanna and Western, each g;
Central Pacific. Hannibal and ST.. Joseph Michigan
Central, and Erie common and preferred. each 4;
Northwest Central and Hudson and Pacific
Mail. each 9s; Chicago. Burli lgtOn and Quincy,
. ST. Panl preferred, Readng, and ST. udoJIs Louis
ami Texas. Ohio and Mississippi. and Union Pacific.
each Is Wabash preferred and American Express press
each 81; Delaware and Hudson Morris and Essex,
Northern Pacific, and Ohio and Missssppl gr'-
ferred each Isl st. LOuis and San Francisco nrSt
illinois Central. Northern Pacific preferred, and
AtlJntic and Pacific Telegraph each 1ls; Man
haitian Elevated, III; New.Jersey Central cIn l'Si
c. g., c. and L. 2; and METROPOLITAN. DIG per cent
Adva1ces-Hannibal and st. Joseph preferred;
Lake Erie and Western, Lake Shore, Ontario and
Weslern and Western Union, each ls Boston AIT
Line. Chesapeake aud ONO. and ST. Paul and Sioux
City each Ii Mobile and Ohio, Z ; Northwest pre-
ferred, 7s Alton and Terre Hautc and Chicago,
ST. Paul and Minneapolis each Ia per cent.
sASsg rHE STOCK MAHXxL
AIr,porteS by ne cot Sts;s Ts,sorlDh c"mSTnM
New-York tribune., 1880-04-10

The dealings In State bonds were confined TO
sales of Missouri 6s funded Of 1s94-1995 at 11O7s
O. Of 1885 at Ioel2, es of 1887 at 10Y, and
OF city bank stocks the only sales were of 212
shares Of Phenix ct l00i2
The dealings In railroad bonds included fifty
transactions did not exceed $1,000 each. The
speculative bonds were particularly feverish and
6uctuated irreeGlariy. Erie second consols rose
fom 9l2 to 92 fell to 9o2 and recCysreG ys 70 81 g.
Kansas and Texas Grst oonsols advanced from
1Ol1a TO 1O2. but later were weaker without
sales and the seconds, after selling at 64i declined
advanced from 56 to 81. Now-Jersey consols were
lower at 1O47s Chesapeake and Ohio firsts series b..
rallied from 67s4 to 90, and the currency interest res
debts were Il higher at 43l4. Mobile and ONO iirst
to rs. Canada Southern frsts were a liu-
tie better at 00l2G0Uk. and st: Louis and
Iron Mountain second incomes rose from 7gi2 TO
GENT higher at I'LL bat Metropolitan firsts wero
b. ,owor at 1O0h for a single bond. Ohio Central
frsts weakened TO 99$a000. and the INCOMES to 81.
g. Paul sinking funds were exceptionally strong at
prices or without important changes.
The transactions at tho Treasury for tho week
ending tonight include receipts OF $7,27o,57l and
payments Of s3e 1S TssSdlsting ds N gain to Its
&iO7, ,344.391 against $10o ,O64, ,69e April 2. The
particular changes Of the week are gains of
$77S.431 currency and III l;oO4'Z61 coin. These
TO tie East dunng the. week, indicate a
large loss to the banke in their total re-
serves. but how much OF the loss may
be overcome in to-morrOw's hank statement by the
rising averages of week ago 1t is difficult to deter
mine in advance. The stateipent, however, Will be
made up on falling averages. Money to-day worked
wins is an Unr 81 s6aon If G &
business was over money was vociferously onerod
st per cent that Ii the closing rate. The ouiy
New-York tribune., 1880-04-10
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEwyoRK, Apri 9.-BEEv Es-Recolps were "a cars Of
seY Ci,y Total since saturday, O.i4 head against ~ lsD
head tor the corresponding six days ast week Light receipts
kes this morning amazingly and TRADE brisk at 4c. al
samghterers were either in need Of cattle or else thcy were
fearful that prices woult be higher on MonGaF and vii"
were very ne,ry cleared by There also good,
maly igeng az we ne CLOSE a1 5eiess Ii,lctm iAr
to dress 90 b. for some liough Oxen a0DHc 10 dr-s 30
for Prime here really Choce TX cat
Tie among tho onorings lnSAam ~ O'iIuen received 2Ol
smith reserved i2J head aul bought % head. which
Kahn & Fnrt purchased j heat Tor Export alive Measrs
SHERMAN Glc 3oqgh! - head. and Mrssls D. T9ary
sailed noniuE with 200 Lave Cattle Tor llngnam
on tIc scandinavia % Live Cattle on the iIelveLa
turst o. Live Cattle on the PALMYRA; D. Ton'y Co isO
ia Joseph Eastman GAO quarters of Beef and 200 earcasses
snies NJ GIlhs-voge TseVersoin for Never I'gcn.
hicn bb ILLINOIS Nterth ljp 10 nj J4c, 80 h less - rarh
a+c: ss d6 Isl H. Al +c.; 3 do i,saS %, les,
6Or each - do -3i TO- al 9i9c ~ do s92 a. aL 2'a';
SOC % co., .i7G d, q IOc. "a .. -,
F. l9srph f9F 6 sei 80 Illinois steers l2oo p a g' %
3gc DOC. each 10 do l375 h. at 0ale 20 do 3l3
ID 0do ,t42 d. at 100 aud 81 each. .
sac - g. and SOC each 81 do igSii H. Al 6ar loss cc
eaeh do l0i u, al &c less 5oc. 10 10. l.3Os
H. F. Birs shard FOR N. Krchway; 81 no stcers LII
n ~ . &C; 5g H. less 5gc each II do. 200 o. 0o aud
j. Com ior seii iS uoi, steers aSs a. at O'oy SO m
ss seS. ~ 5%GS t. at & cyS bd Go a s i2s 'i g. a, S I @
q each; o. do l27 d. at Osc 10 DO, l200 d. a. y''S;
les less ii each B. a" Iail& 'Sst b. at $40 w. ''''
s 9e 90 ID dI G ~ ~ od h Al e. o % a. 9Sr1 a. &
% E. s i.sa s hss%n Sssr
. lndGra sles i50 o. 9c for g Pslssr. II Missoun w
Ulm- l6 1881 b. al 62c, 90 ri "a DO, 1928
New-York tribune., 1880-04-10
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
PR North Rlrer. Tcssels AMI RIl~3l1s.
FRIDAY, April Q, Ieao.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
ElfpAy Apfil q I .1

AcHEG-Quiet. Pots. Ilc; Pearls &c.
BEESWAX-Dul. weak Western ana Southern, 23i.3
24A2c
OOM.CORN-Unchangcd: IN small safe only.
CANDLES-In jobbmg sal. only.
COAL srFty trade doing al late prize tn" tOm
still undoubtedly the advantage Ia tc matter OF
prices winch remain unchanged.
COFFEl.-I0a shade low ara more active clnsing firm;
sales 1000 bags tx "City Of n ~ II eNco tnO0 hays *
and l0O3 bags do. nn pri y8ir terms whfaWn nm
stock 80 Cty OF Rr coo bags tx do l.l~ ha2S
cx dO and 6DOO Santos Mallory; Ordinary 10 Primo
cargOrs 1871 Including Far az 9s lI3c tie lower
beng freely BID at the cc Mid Tacs quiet at
prices MaracaIlO, 30l7c Java - C2jc; Lasu
ayia 1s0l5i2c
cocoa Quie' but firm supply light
CJIICCOKY-Enrhanged
COTTON-SpOt Cotton &c. lower with liberal salcs today
aud last mig export 4.o7 bales I,J3I
lngl including 3l4l tor export $50 for ant 2no FOR
speculation 500 bDIr- fcIPs al tho
ports today. 5.39l bales against 1874 bales the samc day
last DO99 last for the week. ~ iJi bales,
against 45 last eek and 4BY0 last year snco repc
bur 4.5s,Gs4 against 4lJjOJo during the same
period last season.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-10

Low MddlinR Ill Good Ordinary 20: receDts sSs
baes sapmens T76 bales; sales 100 bales; stock lu3o
bales weekly recepss 2420 bales; shpment S3I1 paios
sales. 025 bales; spinners 100 baea
GALVESTON April 9.-Cotton quiet steady; Mdnnng lzens
Low Mlddlng 12ci Good ofdinar mes 0c reesles
27D baies coaswse 122 bales sales 2O oaies
stock 5ss9 baes weekly net recepts ~ bales exports
20 Great Britain baes to Franco 62l bales
1888 bales; Gales, 1883 baes-
MOBILE, April 9-Cotton weak and irregular Middlns.
12 sci Low Kidding, 1ac; Cool Ordinary, III VOL net 70
cetDs 246 bales exports eoastwtsc 80 bales; eass
stock weekly net recetpte 3Ib 0aes
gross 1851 bales; exports Britain s678 bsies
coasrwisa. !, las bales sales. 800 bales. - go,
NRWORIRAHs April g. COtton irregular, unsetted Mid
ding 124c. Low Mddne il 7c Good Ordinary lirssi c
Britain Ii bales 5000 bales stock 479 Daes
weekly receipts II 900 bales Is Q90 bales exports
bales France 1907 bales; 70 me
Continent 1881 baes coastwise ZIG baes sales 2Soo
bales.
SAVANNAH Arrfi 9-cotton dun Middline. l31n; Lew
Mddng l2c uood Ordinary net receeM eS ~ ! pass!
exports coasWse 63O baesj sales last evening Oo Daee
stock 1880 bales, weekly receipts 216 bsles gross
1270 bales: exports Britain 522S baes to the
Continent 585 Bales: coastwse bales paies
COTTON RKcErPTS
NRw. YORK; Apf 9The following tho total net re-
cepts Of cotton a the aforementioned ports since Soptem
New-York tribune., 1880-04-10
COTTON MAnKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL. Apili l.lD D.. ni-CDttun dull and easier
Mddhng ipans 7stgd Aillus orleans. s1 sales 1000
bales ing LOCO bI'n spccuiItiun and cxi"rl ne
Ceipt $500 DAos, ncudns i6'O bales Am fcan uIuics
u paLds. Low MhldLna clarse Apnl delivery 1'gi nlso
7S,s do. Ape aud delivery sal also 'o93h 40 MAY
aud Jana elyery io al l'9; 40 June ann Jniy Seiy
7as - ~ dn. iuly and August delivery, t'
do. August niA pirmrcr delivery. - 3D.; do Septem
ber October delivery. sd Futures Hat Sales O thc
.tl,UU lales. AmtrCan, i2.puu bales sprcuators
took 22DU bales cXpnrrrs took 13Ol blcs forwarded
ships sll, ,rrCf ~ slmnncrs 10000 bales hcua
export Gj.1 total receipts. rfOOO naes American
72,UU siocS GJi,nUO asi American 4IsOUO
bales Vl Cotton nhoa -S35OOo Ddies; AmeIcah
23-.uUO haie- $1,000, x., o...
2ltt. Middlilg Oricdn' I9isl' .,... -, .....
LIVERPOOL Apr 10 10 ph- Cotton-rhturci closed h,avy
AtsLslA. AiH, g-COtInn dull Nluunhg, l3e.i ~" hh
nla c; Good Ordinary Receipts % Dalea sales
~ bales; stock 1882 370s ba Is; 1879. Ov70 barh
weekly receipts 7s5 bales; Shipments too baesi Sales 6OO
bales. .,..... an. -. -
BALTIMORE, April 9.-ColtOn quiet MiddlnR l2osc; Low
Midllng 2c: GOOD Ordinary, ii 'lc; net recepls, is
bis rss bales; eNpOIts c0aswl-t - oacsi S"rloO
rpnners bales; ls724 bales WEEKLY net
roet bales gross 1893 bales; eNpGlts 10 Great IN
4b4 TO the Continent 1913 bales cOast"se l3o
bales; sales All bales spnDera 10 bales. 50, -,
IoN. April 0.-COtioL quiet Mldhlng' lee; los
MlddIing, l2se Good Ordinary 'tc net arSrpts 1ai
celDs 35O7 baies gros s2 bales exports 10 Great BIZ
CmARGEsrox April 0-COtton dull heavy MidGln9 lloc
MiddmR l21c: Good Ordinary, l2teci net receipts
bales; sales. 900 bales stock 3Oto2 bnsi weekly
recep l06 DaeE; expOrs 10 tho Connent2s3o bales
coaatwise s95 baleai Rles. J.U30 bales
CINCINNATI April 0.COtion Waak nominal MiddlnG l-"i
New-York tribune., 1880-04-10

change in the domestic exchanges is at
Chicago nominally 25 ceHts premium. The
United States Treasurer at Washington to-day re-
ceived S75, 900 in National bank noiee for redemp-
tiOn. The customs receipts were $6OO,0OO, ana tne
internal revenue receipts were $3j0.000. The fol-
lowing is the Clearing House statemen6: TX TX
changes. $144 301 ,293 balances, 4.O42S SO3. Ioe
$I1G4.144; payments. $1.296,342; currency bal
anee. $5.36S, ,6S2; coin BALANCE. $l0l ,7o5.7o9.
The easer money market affects the foreign ex:
changes to the extent OF improving the volume OF
business and stiffennG rates. But the the nominal
nnntatinns nre nnchanCed rs follows:
New-York tribune., 1880-04-10
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON. April 9-l2;3o u. nj = bonds ionr and hall
lives it53g NewIersev central con.
sOs O7 Erie Raiiway shares, io'- d. second consoA
~ Illinois Central ll12; r"nosyN Centra ~
and Gtlat We2atu Isi mortgage trustees ccrh
Gates G7l do, eecOuG. - y.
IOSpoN Apr q-l:yO m-COnsOIf. 9Seig Tor money 9S9
Atlantic Great W,stTn second mortgage
trustees certificates 81 pafs adviFe Qunc three per cent
TentcF AZ francs 81 cent!ne- Tor the account
IONpON, ami 81 NJ. = lords i0nr per crni7.
100 u. Atlantic and Great tusecs
certihcae- 355 aiway SECOND conscs 81 l.; Illinois
Central IL Pennsylvana Central % ~ Kca!inc 3jl4
IoNIION ARA g-i:3I Erie halfway shares ~ New
York Central 1882 The amount Of bullion gone into the
hank Of Encland on balancr inlay IS eIG.OOO
New-York tribune., 1880-04-10
NEW YORK; Aprl 9.-The following tho total net re-
cepts Of cotton nc the ports since scpte
An~T fad dafa fnalua
WOOL MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA, April s-wooL-steady and nrm: sales
wsi ana vRP % .IS s|s sov. oS sss
5sc Medium 65os7 &c Coarse $4,000 New nG YSrk org
53a55c Medium, 89ia0eic : Coarse. 66n56c. v ashe&
Co1nbng Fine Washed Delaine and Xxx 6De
DO, DO, G0a65Ci canada washes comong ,Sc:; ns TUB
and Delaine-Medu Unwashed COmbing and peaine 48
15Oc: Coarse. do DO do 42943c Bright Unwashed Cloth
and Xxx, 4OD42c.: Medium. 45n47 2c Coerse
4Oa43c: Dark Earthly Unwashed Clohlng-Eine' so935c
Medium 3S040c: Coarse, 366&0c Orer0n-Fne, 40d4Dc
Medium 4oa5Oc Coarse 1929 Csfornia-Fine 36a40c
Medium 35d4Oc.: Coarse, 35037c: New Mexican and Col
orado-Fne y39.Oc: Medium dtUr; Coarse for Carpets
2Sa33c. Pulad--Extra Merino. 6Od55c; super, 651
62ac.; Lambs Supcr J76 66Uc.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-10
FIrROPEAN MARKETS

LIVERPOOL, April port Prime Mess Eastern steady
at G6 Western. steady at 6l BaconaCumberland CuI,
SHI a. $751; short at SO g. MamsLSus Gas
d1ll s0 Extra Mess steady a. s9 Prime Meas seasy at
~ Lard western steady az S3 ans
Rosn-Cornmon steady at Ga; Fine dull 49, Cheese.
state dun IpSd Wheaaspngg No %S B.
Western. dull at 113d. New southern Winter du,i
at u 81. C0rn-Mxed Old. steady at 59Pd; New MIXED.
steady at 5S7d. COfonseed Ol-Yel,Ow American none
in market Ronn-Common, at London, steady at 40d.
Turpentne. Spirits, at LOnfOn duh at 80.
LIVERPOOL April 9-l2:30 D. m-Lard. 39 ner cwt for
American. Pork 62 Dbl for Prime Mess Bacon 80 per
cwt. Tor Long Clear Middles
LIVERPOOL April o l:30 m.There Is small business
Genital for California White l0gd0ll 3D. i9r CSiT
lld for Winter Peas, Ta7d per Genital for Canadian
The receipts of WHEAT for the three DAYS
cenals including 81 0G0 crnals American. Corn, 59de9 I'D
per GENITAL for New Mixed Western.
MANCHESTER April 0-The market for yarns and fabrics -
quiet unchanged 26 inch SO reen Printer 20 yards 10
oz Oil 80 inch 60 reed Gold End Shirngs 81 = yards
fb Oz 79d.d9; No. 40 Mule Twist Fair second quail
ity il0U l4d.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-10
CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

Government bonds were dull but firm as to quo-
tations. The only transactions at the boards were
OF coupon 5s at 1O30s The following are the
r1o nuo
New-York tribune., 1880-04-10

The following shOws the imports Of dry GnOds ~
the port of New-York for the week ending this date
and since January l, as compared with the CORE
spending periods of former years.
For the 1878 1879. ssu 80
Entered at port .....sl i7i2G5 sl@uao76 s257l36
THROWN o market... l46i3GS l.SiOJlc Z.i0%t'"
Entered at port .. 27Oo0AIO 2Sl9t75O 4l.22dl52
Thrown market. % ,427l3U 2HiUOJJb 9I,lroJ"O
New-York tribune., 1880-04-10

Iav. account saies 2OsOnO bush fnture, $4,000 b1sh
sH%g' ssac: No. g. 5osc; steamer Mixed 6laeSi3 Neg
Sssssc M '2S1i1f Sai1y Sea fISsns NO. White ye
low 5Go NO April gl'ao2ei o. Nay, +1tg t5iS,y
sefiJs ~: ssiss 81 900 bush Including No s. loc No
Isass No white 47be4sh Mi1ei Western soTS2S q GS3
Wbite 40 al dlSC; White State ~ 5Oc intending inVug
bush. No q April. lO4c. 1900 bush. do, May Ssia0
Msserately active steady and unchanged.
HEINZ ETc.-Jnte Butts quiet ogt strong at Ss"S's0'
HAY AMI STRAW-Continue In fair IN demand AZ stesny
rates Shipping Hay O. d7Oc; retail lote AZ ond si
for Long Rye Csc for Short do. and 5Odb5c Tor Oat
HIDES-ouiet but steady; no sales =. ,...--
HOPS-Prces ruled steady, with moderate IIaae 70
era New YORK 1879 27a3Sc; Yearlings, 80lSc PACING
Coast. 1879 2Od35c . .. --,..,.
IFATH ERA steady trade IA going on At recent prcesi
Roceips OF the week go 20 sides and 1853 bales EXPORTS
II SOD sides Wiz zoo England 16200 TO the Continent
otha ,1aa ffona.l
New-York tribune., 1880-04-10
CLOSING PRICES OF BosroS STOCKS.

.l69 buyer 60 days seller co days t4oA buyer 10
days t504 buyer 80 days.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-10

ssms1 Rsss S SasS ss SS SS S5 S5
In London, British consols ara higher at c9stlS
bonds .. arc 1so q%%Se4d qgDS d 5Gfg m sG S at A@e 2
can railway securities followed yesterdays home
and were higher H5S Erie cO@%on nt g. fS
against 93 Atlantic and Great Western 1rsts rs rose
from 6Gsi TO 99 and the seconds from 33si to 354l
Illinois Central was quoted at !dISidoo agais, agins,
1871, and Reading at 95ia arainai 34ai. Pennsyl,
vania being steady at 54i2. The Bank of England
French 3 Der cents rose from 99.5 to SO. CO.
The gross earnings of the following railroads are
MISSOURI, KANSAS AND TEXAS
g Ssss sS33 Hs 1896
CHESAPEAKE AND oHro
ss Msn'n S a.4cs s5 s5 as5s Inc Iac sSSI5 s5
ocDENsBURG AND LAKE CHAMPLArN.
Fssr3 ss,ss ss}s ms ss ss
The PHILADELPHIA office of the Texas and Pacific
Railroad Company sends us the following statement
of the companvS business for March and Tor the zen
months ended March 81. OF course, without me
comparative figures for the corresponding peLlQ2Hs
of the preceding year. the statement furnishes lltte
information of value 10 the general reader .,.o
March. 1S 1880 March @$IiisS9 $5Iai5i So
Spt'a'9a Sppt earnis 7S75o i,O54s2
The statement adds that the net earnings for
March show an increase OF Tlo.766 over those o1
March, 1879, and that the gross earnings Tor the
ten months show an increase Of S3S7 1870 over
those of the corresponding ten months OF the pre-
ceding year.
The recc,ots of flour and grain ut tho pTncIpAi
Atlantic ports tins 9th day of April were:
New. YnrE. Baltimore rIna ioston;
FlouI. bb.s.... Ii.Gl7 S3I l,OIO lli'l'
u,hs,. irab ,On $50 rOo7G 3Q50O 2.Jnn
forr' hnsh "''' lii nG9 loaHni lcOSDD 10000
0ots bnsl 800 IL $50 2lGO $500 $3.50
Iva hus, j.
I'll isriicr N,,ssb G,o ~ 100
Jot 81 Jn,sI olK3i8 1GY577 lG3lOO $3.50
The following were the receipts and shipments
at and from Chicago AMI milwaukee, today:
-----Receipfs----- shipments
Chicago Miwaukee. Chicago Alw!Ikre.
Flour bbls........ lily '3t0 ll'l'o "~Vp
Wheat. bush...... 90 80 lOOOO 2l,Sz3 otnmn
Corn, bush S5021 400 4lS4Il -",t
OATS bush.......- 2f434 LON Ea'iug so'oo
bush. 800 IDJ oooz 1bW,vv
Barley, bush.,., 1880 900 In.uS, ,1yyddnn
TOIa Dush...... l5j47i l2IW 4S'.'J@ l"oOu
The following shows the imports of dry goods NJ
A - l. lt,tV 10