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, 1881-12-20
THE London 7V,ncs Of Dec. q. Just received,
speaking OF tho great s;Do,1o0 diamond rabbcry,


RpcaklnV OF tho great spW,oD diamond robbery,
shys:
1t ia nns9 asntel nttha lowels slolcn IN Bun.
tlay from lsrynkinalt, North WnIea, tho hcMt nr
l.ti11l tllll-Tfrvt>r. wuro worth nr,riy EGI,tED
!fa9,:0 :0A; Tho t,r!ncpnl articles nrc i InaK1lit-
H. t'hltn0nd ncoKlare. El0,On. and q diaMund
Gtowll for tho hcn,l, E5IWt q pearl hccklaeo and
lnrKe diamond oaHp.n corAl ngksut0 with cross,
~, Attbbthyat necklace with tllhtnanhs, II largo
1n0n t.0rnnct, n pa1r Of e,irriligs and brlceIct,
dfatlun1 stlnkB pattern bracelet. it,ckct with
penli ten1rn, sNycral acts III d!Hmon1 rnrrnga.
Il Rt'Et! heirloom witch. II nlfntNr Hf tirn0oflf.a
Allf3 pins. d Keeper Rct with llf1rEnt settuRH,
And two emerald branches ret with tl.a,ntnlls.
1t would MrlcHr TINT tho th1nf Or thscrGs t1t,At
hnyp hata II tht,ro,uh klnwtdHn nt tho btiitltnR,
na tho rnpo which wns Attaohgd to ono Of tho
blocks on tho cAate1ntotl portico fruntfng tho
window Of 1.HAy nm. .rrryarb belronnl una es.t.
durtfy only placed thorG M q tttxe md f0r tho
pnrposo VI throwing tho uulce DE the scent It
tho thief Ind descended by this nela 1T would
hhfe flN,l II fAll Of at,nit twnnty feet, ulRhtinH
In tho cuntro uf n largo lnwor-bcti. hnt thf4 has
nut tecn disturbed IN my wAy. Moreover. with
~ tho house there Hclv iraccs which feetnest tn
ons Of the tloora 1t np0cars that thoro arc three
toora to the routu, two hf which wcre f0itHd
Licked With the keys lift Ihslto Thu renlnlntng
dntr isns locked nlsD. hut tho kry hnd Ilasnp.
pgMred. Lntc In tho nrrntnE during the scl!r1h
Ut the premises this key wuH discovered UNDER
nehtl sofa, Enrtfy hidden by pierre 1T lannel.
, 1881-12-20

ONE Of the 1vnshtneton.; reporters tole-
graphs that 0Tho Pfes!tlont moves yexailoussy
slow With bis deeaptnting M, and for this reaaon
thorc is 8oot deai OF Rr1,mbilnR nmonr tho nl-
trn StaIwarts.' Most Ut the inter clnss who9cck
ot{1ca move oa Washington by way at Nav York,
and not II ftw have with them tho Eeeommethln-
uon OF Cen. dr.nt. 1t Is sald that Ten. 0sant,
In order to get rid of those who i1nportunu him
fon bis good o,ices With the President, ucncrally
indorses the papera of nil who ,hase any claim
upon him. aud hds dtstingu'shfks thnrK plncel
upon such as he, u really intcsoAtad III. Aftcr
tho Now Year Gtant will ne 'ths guest of tho
President at tho Whlta House," II
, 1881-12-20

THE I.ottlon Echo, commenting npon tho
sktl1 nf Marwood. tho Eng!tsh hAllRt,in,l, rt,-
gently exenpltaed fl tho onsck arA painless
1e,iih Of l.offoy, sa,H!" Hut though Mnrwnoti Ia
such TN Important pcrsonnan ii, practically vim
dcntnR tho 1nnJesty OF the Inv, people, m IL
rule, would not like 10 .ahnke hands With him.
anu1nany Of those wh6 bcllove III drnth punish.
rucnt would shrink ffom him ns they woitIl
shrink frnin h loper. II tito thing be right an,l
proper. why rcghri tho exccntionrr with moro
horror thnn tho Iury or tho .jnt1kc2 y nun u
Gc a cuFnmnn hnnR,nan cannot he yrry cnpti-
vnstng sbcuiunn OF humanity. hut he Ia tho soi1-,
ocntrtitetr Instrument If tho Inv as 1t atautls. it
~ tho iaw thut IL Garhar0us. CortaEn p,lloso-
pnors would prt'halny say that people tlo not
shrink from Mnrwood lccaNsc hc Is II hanRiilan,
hut heeawse h!s natusc Is such ~ TO nsake that
voctltlon eonReniat: but 1t IL doubtful If tho
phlIosophesf would bt right.
, 1881-12-20

Hyde |! Isehmn,'s spcclasy .companx nppeAk
concludes wltIi'1 'skufth entitled "tllisl1pnS
IttuH'agrs" y whIoa holly aa4 4yau tskq tte :
tCAu+Hk fAttHt :
, 1881-12-20

tHaIF HHt@ G0lH1HcnE1 Wbrk. NlHt UGtter
can the Maynr tto tllan to help him Ret
n fou:l,old AMI Rive him ait tho aIsl tho
municipal authority Inns Mt It's cnnllnhll9
-@.[..-..-~
THE SOUTH not MEHr1oNED IN TIE
MESSAGE.
IL Ia clnilnett for Senator David pny1s TINT
llo has discovered that President Arthur's
lnessagu Is tlle first Presidential nlossagn In
forty ycars that has nut slloken ot the
"Stnltll as It distinctive part Of tho country"
ll,is tH,nx tho fact, It marks q striking cir
cunlstntce In tho progressive history uf tho
country. Md especially in tho history OF
American palEtles.
During tho Inst Third ,ot n century tho af~
fairs, Institutions, md politics bf tic South
have been TIC toromost taplc OF American
politics. Tl,pro wGro extremists Nil bntl,
sides, and imsweei, these two factions tho
country was eventually plunged Into gl-
Eunic Civil Var Of four years. duration. III
this ,Yar " tic Son.h." though overwhelmed
a1Isl pro$trntc, furnished, tho leading Issues
of politics. For twenty yours following the
Wnr Presidents and cOngresSncn continued
to bu elected upo,l tho ssaies of the great re-
belilon md upon "politIcs" I1lvulving Q,les-
ti0'lsol how "tno South" was to Du gov.
eri,eH.
Ill 1877 Mr. Hayes became President. Ito
Thought tl,at some OF the RsporIties Of war
times might bu niulldonud. liz talked Of
cUnclllnrl0n aud nnni,. III his ternl tho
Snnthcrn State Governments were allowed to
stand Ut full upon !N,p,llAr support, alll were
M longer Mpllcltl by "blynnet rlllc." Hayes
went EyClt ~, fur tS to intimate that Sul,t-
, 1881-12-20

r1ark r,rc~t re wecn lasss md Nandolnh. En-
naxcn,cut oE liydo i 1iehmans Novelty Company
"hiu1tiuon's Dluna9r1"
, 1881-12-20

.: ..C0AL SHIPMENTS At P!TTsBuRG., ,,,.
,g.tFtt7suuHt. lu.. Dcc. W.-The tut1l! eeat ,"p
ulauts On the lutu rise we're 7.6aS,00 uesn.e'
which u4ao.X1 Dllebe!S Hera fur Loats'"'S e1"
az ilAD bushels for Cincinnati.
, 1881-12-20
NEW JERSEY AND 11LlNois JUSTICE,

| NEW JERSEY AND ILLINOIS JUSTICE,
.1cgsey j,,stlcu knows nothing nr the duluys
Whlc,l an aatlquntul procedure has 'pnt
hetwecn crI,ao md its penalty III Illinois. III
tho dispatches Of 1uusdny Inst it WIS stated
tint ,lan ],hd been sentenced ut New
brunswick, y. j., 10 tho State Prison for ten
years fotbeatIug ntd ll-treatlng lis chtItlre,,.
ftWas MI aggravated cnsc. Tho otleusa was
committed Nov II lust, tifteen days previous
tu tho sentence. The evidences was clear,
and tlB wrotcllcd father 80 fully recognized
tho liopecslless Of Il defense that l,o pteadud
guilty.
II llo ha.' lived In llliiinfs l,o would l,aye
takcn. an uDtiraly ttftEefeut COURSE. II IN
latl money, or could xct hls friends Il, sub.
serIbsa purse for his benefit, lte would first
have engaged IN successful rrlaninul law-
5orn.to defend him. Next iie might hnvo
applied Tor n At,l,cas coapts. This would
hnvv the OBJECT OF p>ttt!ng off his case fol nno
or pcrllaps two terms Gf court. when III.
| slIcted and arralened III would promptly
nleail ,.i,ot g,t{tty." liz would bo bailcsl for
$1,000, md stay ont Of Jail to york ,tuon tho
witnesses for the prosecution until Ills trial
should come on,
When his chsU was ltathed hts counsel
| would produce witnesses wholly unknown
to hu, or the Court wll6 would swear that
III their opln1on he could not hare fair
trial OF account Ut tho 'tprejutlice Of tie
presiding Judge. A chaiige OF venue would
, 1881-12-20

t,arsoiph arcot hetwccn GIark and Ln sn,te.
Engagement OF sam iIHsuo's nsttah opcsasc aIIa-
ptrcls.
, 1881-12-20

SrEAKrNn of Mrs. Scoville's participation
in tho trlAl OF hcr brother, tho 1lo,,e. Democrat
s&ys:
In olir Judgment, this sisters devotion TO a
hrothor who his overwhelmed htr ansi har rnm-
" IN sorrow ind r.llh ts thu one r1y OF light
tragedy. 1t is tho bnp tH,lnh or kindly human
nAturr whosu nil clso IL brutal anl hUsr.l.
Tho slsterly devotion. snys tho Cincinnati
co.aBtrctat, ts highly pIrassux, bat thu partie!-
pntiou Ia rho cross- examination wns hnrtily co-
slstent With tho bctter manifestation ct It; nor
was consent to tho theory Of tho defcnse,' thak
her father ~fa llnntlp, In essential part OF It.
Atrs. Soovillu's pubto remark TINT 5tr. EnlttY
Storrs had posJured hl1nseir wncn ha sanl ho
uever saw Indications Of insanity In tho assasIt,
oa,,sed her misguided zoal To ba mentioned In d !
critical spirit.
, 1881-12-20

Madison strrc', .tot~cnn atnte and Dearborn.
Enaaaomunt or 1ahn I. la1u.1t.l "Frea, tho Amor
{eau."
, 1881-12-20

NSFNhN N{1ttTf.tEhN1Fs
CInrk s,rcct nrrHsi new t1lirt-t1nuhs. Engaae.
nnent nr tho 1ioey.1thrdiG Combination. "A Child
Ut tho Sta{Q,s
, 1881-12-20

3.yeeu,u Ehentrt.
nespthines Btr9et tlGnr AtAdsoH W1<k Side. Vnri-
ci, entertainment Afternoon and evunnR.
, 1881-12-20

Academy nf AInssn.
fnlescd stfect near Ainstison, W1sE Sldn. Variety
entertainment.
, 1881-12-20

Monroe streot. between C,ark md Dearborn. En-
Raxemcn& OF ". II. ufIIcttB. "The rrotassor"
, 1881-12-20

Hershey Hail.

former of sodsr!ck and division streets. ya1iat,
entertainments.
, 1881-12-20

-" 14ershey ,IlnIl.
Madison street, betHcan HtaI6 md Dearborn. Elk.
hlbttlon dNmOdutA ~
, 1881-12-20

Agency, ii 3scnnefd-bt ....-
LnSiOS. Ene.-Amor.cnn Exchange. $w;ftEand
llESny +. 0isSiti. hnent
WAslilSGTUN. H. E--taa rtruck. '.'
AMusEMENrs.
- II
Grnnh <ss,ern-Itnasr. q,
Cjnrk strect. nIrnsi new t'1irt-f1nnae. EnHaaa.
ment nf tho 1iooy-1tardo Combination. "A Child
VI tho sta,o+'
1tnrsrly'e Thensse.
Monrpe streot betHnen C,ark And Dearborn. En-.
Raxemcnso OF ". IL. uiIIctto. "The Professor"
Ascvtrker's 'rh<nta.e.
Madison sttrc'. .fnt~en Atnta hnh Dearborn.
Enlargement or 1ohn +. Rn1ut1nl. "Feeah, tho An9t-
{eau."
lTeolry's 4Theetrn. .-
Unrsopt arcet between CInrk nnd La snifH.
EnEagomcnt OF sam lIHsuO's nslttah opcra1ic MIn-
ptrrs.
O1yn,nlc Theatre.
uaxcn,cut ag liyde i 1etman's Novelty Company
"Muiauon's DIunaGt1."
Academy nf AIn4so.
t'el.scd sscct naar ainssason, Wcss sldo. Variety
elitGttnnu,nnt.
S.yeeu,u Thentre.
nespihines streot, nenr Madison. Wo$t Side Thri-
ci3 entertainments Afternoon and eyanlnR.
CrItrrlun Theatre,
Former 1f aodswtck and division streets. Variety
entertainments.
Hershey Hail.
Madison street, Dot"eon sts}e md Dearborn. E1'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-27
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NETWORK, Tuesday, april &C. 1881.
-AsHEs-ouiet at 4'sa5c. for Pots and 6s96%o. for
BEEswAx-on,et bat stocks small and prices firm; West
BRooMcoRND and essentially UNCHANGED; nrush and
shSrs "a Broom SdSS ~ huri oG02c+ Aenuh' "4' %
hfS rnd EISSfsf Tas general quiet
SS i Ra'' nth s ' .sa '
;ss;s s$S', So .,I e.
Rals S' Common g. rnisRnr 81 81
%%.rs.s borsps q e. g. fss
ss d for f %e. PSda snpSaF ' po rGs
s2 50as26 for south American DO slsas16 30 for Box
Sss s5J s
rs
VAN Ss ra &
CO. Msp oS Cd S Chestnut sSr Is, s1S G %sS
%Soe O. 1a hss ss5ssai ana 90 Inch
good nearby stock Nas stes at sSssS 10 per keg 10 to
s fS sH G'Ss e
coRbxGE- steady and In moderate sale Manila COrqses
iS fes RgPs Yarns Ise &c ana nd. hd i% Is
diam Sci do and Ind, Issss Inch. l2c lard sisa
e reduced and price. steady; Mola.ses
s ESD y Bc Shocks sss5 Kun KUN
Sosis s. % 8 IS Pipe shocks &c Soss Empty Hogs
ssssss, d. u iss ofSiasfy 70 Pri%e dresn sss5 $50
naSS pss sS@s O. aRa ;s 6 ar
Egg 81 05 Stove 81 2O Chestnut, s. eoas4 from the
panies
CHICCoRY-Germsn erznuated Ea51c. Engish, Choice
6sa7c
CocOA-ouiet steady Jamaica ehaioc; st Domingo,
zoe; Caracas, lsS2lc Gssysqan 12bel3@ci Maraeaibo
CoFFEE snIl. merely nominal; orensry csrsoes 100
q Galveston 6SoQ bags Al New Orleans % 800 at Mobile
2700 at Savannah, 1000 at Richmond $500 at Baltimore
G2s2e and Of New York 49, sl bag. total 81 l93 bags
etock In second haD4s hewOroans 1857 Baltimore A. f0
NewYerk 235 total l6llfl grand total 32s 284 bags
afoat and loading United STATES 70 march ~ iZz.so
12So00 total Visible supply b75e60 bags delivered from
<o2z! Mild grades Gull Java itsg2oc; IAgusyra u
1lsl4c Ceyon 1d14c Mexican, l2SlSc St. Domingo. 10
6l4ic.; Jansica, 1G1l2lc
.COTTON-Spot quiet ami unchanged sales 400
bales Ss last evening" including 100 $50 for spin
aud 30 for speculation Receipts at the ports to-day
S53 bales against 9sl2 bales this day last week and
list year; since September /, 629S5Gl bales against
f,632,672 bales during the same period last season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-27

-. made ND by coin loss of $305 COS. less Q
sneS, , rain 81 SJ2g 400 This makes the total
ssuo sunee lat Friday, $is7 sos. The European
stssmcrs arrived since yesterday brought $257 600
srcid hars Money was easy at the Stock Exchange
u from to per cent on pledge of the usual col
lateral. and at 8 per cent on Governments. The
Southrrn and Western exchanges on New-fork are
- LAT ouoted at Boston the rate has advanced to
SSi cents discount The United States Treasurer at
Washington to-day received $l,1l5.OOO National
hank notes for redemption. The customs receipts
rsre Meas 600, and the internal revenue receipts
were Zoos, 900. The Clearing House statement To-
.ay is As follows: Exchanges, $14S,432, S32 bal
sncces S8 O26S14. The transactions OF the SUD
Treasury covered; Receipts $954,096: payments,
Si. O99, 694; currency balance. $4,ss7,loo; com
balance, S75. 800, 500. ,.
The foreign exchanges are active and IN deInanui
While there is scarcity Of both commercial ana
BANKERS bills. The rates to-day were further ad-
yanced l. cent per G. and the markets We're strong
nj the advance Annexed arc the revised quota
lions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-27
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

Tnvnoy April 26-l23O y m.C s. bonds fonr cents,
1is new nyee lo4 Atlantic and Great Western first
mortgage trustees certificates &c do second 80 Erie
ia SewYork Central. l47l2 Illinois Central l3b i
Pennsyivania Central III NewYcrk Ontario and Western
S5l 200, NJ.
quote three cent rentes at 30 francs 20 cenmes
ioSpos April 26-43o-U s. bouds fdsr cents lls'9
40 avs f0i l.: Atlantic Western first mortgage
trustees certificates 6e do second So Erie second ocn
sos iOfLo: Central 1881 Pennsylvania Central
Si The amount bullion gone into the Bank Of England
On balance to-day is 100000 -. -
I0SDoS Apnf 26-5 D. m-Pars advfces quote three per
rcnt rentes az SO francs AZ confines for the account
EfRi April 26-The statement Of the Imperial Rank OF
GERMANY shows In specie OF 632OOOo marks
PAIRS April 26-Exchange On London. 20 francs ~ cen
fme for ehecka
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-27
THE MUTUAL union
TELEGRAPH COMPANY

organized under the laws OF the state Of New York aud
has constructed telegraph line Of six wires frOm Bosos.
Mass, to Washington. DC
This line has been BUN substantial manner and
the poles arc OF sufficient size 10 carry thirty six wires Tho
company has obtained excellent franchises contracts
ing the right Of through Boston, Providence Hartford
NewYork CITY, Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington ami
all the smaller cities and towns the route
The company propose extend their lines
York and Boston 10 Worcester Springfield Albany Utica
Syracuse Rochester Buffalo, Erie Cleveland Toledo Detroit
Chicago Milwaukee, St. Paul Minneapolis also 10 Ransas
City ST. Louis indianapolis, Louisville Cincinnati. Column
bus Wheeling Pttsbug &C. Intending TO cover tho princi
pal cities the West and intermediate stations; also,
line from Boston 10 Portland and the Eastern cities.
II ia believed that the lines OF this company when COM
pleed incude enhs profitable slegtaphlo
business Of the country.
The company secured In addition the ordinary sy
TEN. several valuable for the efficient and
economical OF its plantthese inventions covering tho
whole Held Of elegraphy such line newly built constructed
with reference the most improved methods OF tslegraphy
and operated under the improved systems In the most
economical manner and covering nneenhs Of the business
Of the country with comparatively small capital TO
be profitable to stockholders ana OF the same time
great advantage merchants and business al the lead
ing cities
For the purpose Of completing these viii Is
sued s5OOo0OO of bonds to thirty at cent In
teres payable In gold semi annually In NewYok. registered
the Central Trust Company OF New.York
offered S50O0O00 bonds and as par
value stock par stock each
purchase Of $4,000 the purchaser viii receives
Bonds. tlono
The be made able required for construction
but not over per will be called In any month
expected that the entire system will be completed and
working within twelve months.
The interest charges will be only 100000 annually whom
the all finished The income nom the present Limo
Boston NewYork City and Washington Do made
pay that amount To dividend Of per cent upon tho
authorized capital OF sl0000000 will require only
n all 500 600 annual
II Ia estimated that the net OF this entire sstsm
Of Telegraph lines when completed will not DO Less than
slJOOOO0 annually enough 10 pay the interest en- this
bonds 2 per dividends the whole capital stock
Only 100000 will be allotted 10 NeSYork. The balance
will be taken 10 Boston and the West
viii full for amounts Of $4,000 md
under the remainder will be allotted rata for amounts
exceeding $4,000 on May 10.
The books will be opened at Office Monday. hay2
and closed on Thursday. May 5, At pm
Pun particulars furnished upon application.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-27

vsr,s s.res $500 bss Intending $500 pbs Minnesota
E Sssss ss ssr s9s T nsndns cC S ONE
se9 Se IRS ss CIV 3 E s S1 Very
g sssSS for Ts rp9ss b zoo sS SS.S No" Si s6
4 g. sttcf for Choice winter wheat $500 e6ls 10
no GSsss ssdts Spring
b rsr for g Sosa So % Fair
state O. $3.50 90 Good 70 Fancy 90 = oc 90 10 y amen
ao cn sSsss Common Good EItr. Round Hoop Onto
e. $685. Coed TO Choice 90 % 20 20 Sgs IS RYE
MiaaTs ss5Ss5 Co. Bater Extra - 76dte o sra'Sst
Txffs 4. SsasS Good 10 very choice Family s. loes7 'o
s0rIHERN fh sr 21ie '9@aI saf T1 10 %
As 81 FLOUR quiet unchanged '9les SoS Seli
7 7sly 80 sYSTS S e s s8 900 S
& 9gss ss EBs SHSds 81 White S
mn FoR HeHrsS Pe,: somewhat
p Ss% 1s sSs dS sn so''fH Slo o
az Esw yaenea & Tur ss1an p%0f Ssf Ps 0i
a2sc do; quarter boxes WaaS rbsrts lS
ss.c; TarrsGons Almonds llaei Lansgedcc i5Hq lSyc
Lemons s273aS4 per box Cocoanots, 50 ~ for ara
coa; Valencia Oranges $50 pei case siS 3 t aO oT
do. 90 1904 and 500 do Lemons - adss, by sail
H. asSo SG d 9SlnS sd
on .Gse1s, " accent do f S Ss bush cash
Including 500 bush NS 300 sP99S 3 s,Sascc 60 u 2g
$4,000 bush Ungraded Winter Rcd 81 ibgsl ~ 800 onsh
Red 81 10 - ID bush No, &" i.e" - -"
81 24L 100 900 bush No Rod ~ 2Jdtl 20 IN sore'
ri - Gsi 2s nhoat closing at ~ 2s ahoat lauO hnsh
No RED 81 SOgdSl So? 25oooln,h MiSS Winter q =;
q 25 $4,000 bush Tngradcd White. ~ u store - -
a1oat, loo bush No White 81 225 5$o e 5 5a
No White. 81 234gSl 2ii2; closing 81 -. az
No Red April q 96qsl q closing 81 q sesi 27't Go
Nav 81 22IIedSl 227s closing 81 ~ as ~, DO June
81 y dsl 2f4. closing = p hdsi2lf 10 July - ~
dxl iqN closing 81 l9AaSl l"k 80 White Apfl - -
al 2SL closing 81 29%asl 23, DO May. 81 1879 ~
...RYE duh llasl 10. oarots and boat loads sale,
dun. declining; a sale of 1900 bush. called No
BARLTY MALT Selling slowly 81 IS cash, 81 20 time, fog
10 Canada Bright ... COftN-Markct more active and
slightly in buyers fair export and home trade do
mand and large business speculative account sales
$4,000 bush future. 2s9oO0 bush. cast. including IN
graded Western MiIo b3d6lcNo. 3 o. 2dl- ec Ma. =
about 2OOO sold 80 Oc regular mainly 90 doc
Including bush 5gc free board steamer Mixed
68s. d5gc.. nearly all at soc. 40. White h32c
Low Mixed, 6lci 81 .mer White toe. Hound
yellow SOC; No April GOe., closing $3.50
sole; do May, bGTjGNC- closing obdoo..-f.i
do June Soc closing do July Doc. closing boa
S5.c -, OATs-.d Nc lower and fairly 9ctive; sales
$4,000 bush. Including No. , 45'sc.; No. =. 500
dole; No. l. 46l4c.: No White lsci 10 ? 6oci
incIudlng OOOO bush arrive, 8Sc No J. b2gc Ml6ed
western 45a46c. White do. 4Ga5l &c including 10000
bash No April asa. &c; 10000 bush do May 4St
a45qc 10000 bush. DO June. 45Na4Ge; 5000 900 bush bush,
a2 c CON and SOD. 92SdsI; lOOb sla$l TO- Rye feed
sld3l O5.
EXPORTS PROM SEVEN ATLANTIC POETS FoR TIE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-27

Strict Good ORDINARY 1sis Middiing.
Fusares dull closing quiet and steady advance Of to
11SSis Nay. iesosioiSSsei 1Sss idsosl65S%: yay
9l0SSc October 1017alo20e November iOO1 al o. Toe:
Decemler lQ07d1oi0c. Prices for Rings and Margins
xpr 1861; May, lQ63; June 1872 July losl August
1dsf September 1887 october. 1919; November, 1905
sssins prices fei conirssts-Ap i0eosiGgi May 1852
10ssai0.S9; September. 101SG1069i October l0203
Sp2ii November. i0loSioll; December. l0l06l0lL
dransfers0ie orders, 1865 ~
DRUGS &c.-DuIl Eurns weak Cobalt frner of 4dl5c
- down to 81 : s2c California Mustard seed down TO go
Sy Tor Prime yellow and 4se for Brown Mexican Jalap
ID G." shelisc, Sse.; birthstone, Seconds $50
n Ion Powdered Cream Tartar ~ 2s32c; Ergot S5d40c.
SSnhe Acid, e99hc-; Alcohol ~ IL; Root lpecac
H iss$l 70 Baisap Tolu e0S52iae; d. caPtyi &C.
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cptnn IN tobbing iots % e5 Powdered dos "a 7s Nor
~ 25o&4 30 for Domestic and 81 lo44 % for Foreign
ue Q1nne " 20 for American 81 6NS2 65 for French
" zst2 ~ fer German Soda Ash, 81 50dsl % Sal
SM Ttstl 10 csustsc soda, s. SogsS 20 Bleaching
: q isssa e. g r. g. CO r. sea e 81 81 EsS S,s
9aei % psauyrsysl. sfsi o.
hn.ksreah GOOD esmand steady salea 100 bbls.
IN xs,eeee 1fet{e kkofe, gls 60etle; No. to o. 20
Se Sgt5 5Qj 81 Georges Cod quiet and barely
BeSs 0o1 Bank scarce and nrIa at s<esi 81
IS ss. sss sS sS S91Ss ssd
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-27

LIVE STOCK MARIN Is ~ TEliffEAfH.
urVyAto Ami gf-CArrR- Receipts to-day 400 head
total for tho week Tar. 5000 heal. Tor same
u,e lat week. $500 head, consigned through. $50
cars; market duil ma unchanged lrs ~ tyta steers ~
= ida5 81 y Cool ~ Anicc e. l545i 40 llgh Buichrr
sIG5ds5 10. Ycarugs and Light 9ockers s5GS several
cars remain unsoA ., -,
week thus far 51On head nf same time last week l0'V
head. consigned through cars; market 900 gnol demand
unchanged sales Of Pair 10 psl Western HhcfP ~
- 10 81 To- Choic. Fap,y - 2OdfG 50 remain
uu-o'd no lambs Clipped sheep 900 sale.
Receipts o&ay $500 het total Tor the week inns
FAR 900 head far time a-t Woek, loNn head con
signed through ~ market rasirr sales 81 - ht
Workers - 7JatG TO- Go'al to Choices 90 @Uar ~
M-uin. So 81 - - f." Good Hos'y Al ~ ~
CHlcA5O Anril 2g-HoGs-R Receipts, $4,000 head ship
menis. 300 head pa Aors and sdptrn BUYING ttei}
ative aud higher MiLc Psckinga - lpdtb 10
Light - VOG$6 10 ChOice Heavy 20 2OdsO 40 Guns too
e. 40. 49, -,
sa active demand ooi desirable Medium Weights but
Prime heavy and scare Common ~ Medium. 81 "a - 80
Good n Choice s. G0d ) So Butcher seRy but quiet al
a. .S04t 80 Stockers and Frcsirrs, - - 49, 80
HHrEr-HecsiptN 5000 head market slow aud loc lower
T.ras - Common 10 Medium - 40 90 tAporlA
~ LoCis April eG-C.r1IE-In active demand 10 the
tent OF lie snpplv receIfs 1000 head. shipments 800
head Frporsrs 81 15d@G 10 Fair to Cool - l5ds 20
Common in Medium - t5GS5 10 Colorado steers :, ,V@
80 Butcher Steers - j0dSs; Cows and heltets - 'V
Il 30 Sockcr- So buu - 80 Fc'drrs - l'ar lhI.
Texans - @4 9O Indian and SVuti western steers AZ - 90
~ 70. ,,o -. sht,
Hoes Active workers. and Baitimores. g. $3.50, 10
tlluire 90 IA - -'4FV 49,
receipts and Hipments not pported
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-27
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE.
For the week ending April &c, 1881.


the weekBeans 1853 pkgs Peas 264s bush
Kxpors-Beans LIZA pkgs Peas 639s bush Market very
strong White Beans Most holders Of Mediums
and Marows asking 81 10 but a. yet no sales are reported
81 65. Indiana order for about 500 bbs Is being
filled nj Chicago, which has eject tho market ~
that quantity missed when there mere Beans IN the
country than NJ the present time White Kidneys are scarce
and small sales have reached 81 80 There for
but stock IL held dTy In OF the gh
prices Of other White BeaIs The market for Red Kidney
hos ruled little nmer from the fact that an export order
being Oiled. ~ sale Of Black Beans at ~ %
seadicr feeling Green Peas freely oaeTd
very du Southern BlaC Eye quiet but hrn Quota
tAnu